i,- »: A ' v • - •>•..,•■■..... , ; . - -»»>«.'■ , . mil A _ ;*•/••• - ■ inVOL. 33z. 334 Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1944 ~ Weather Cloody and showers. NO. 11 Jap ,aeS Double-Headed Invasion Today's Forces Duck Slate Quarter With Begins Fall Stabs Siegfried Anchor Campus From Blitz American Naval Air Arm 3,604 Students Germans Throw in Three Divisions Against ■ ! 7>. Michigan State college, now in Stubborn British Band West of Arnhent; fl,r yew Order Forces Jap Warships its 90th year, is beginning its fall Rumor lias It that a psychology quarter with a total civilian en¬ Allies Appeal to Foreigners in Reieh From Philippines wtion will be opened in the rollment of 3,804 students, of 'near future Tor those early risers U. S. whom 884 are men and SHAEF, Sept. 25 (AP)—A preat battle raged on east- PACIFIC FLEET. 2,720 are and adventurous students who PEARL HARBOR, Sept. 25 — women, according to the latest em Holland's approaches to Germany tonight with the like their psych at 7 a.m. before (AP)—Japan's naval and air statistics from Registrar R. S. enemy hurling elements of three to four divisions against breakfast. Prof. J. M. DeHaan forces defending the Philippines, Linton. a valorous British band clinging stubbornly to its foot- Ml made the announcement mauled by devesting raids This figure tops last year's ♦hold north of the broad Early to both of his 201e sec- by seaborne American planes, back¬ total by about 10 per cent and ftvrh tions yesterday, and was ed away today from the air blitz does not include Ncder Rhine just west of niet with a wave of approximately that Tokyo reports is 750 soldiers and air corps reserve Arnhem. rrnans. moans and a few nods of continuing in full force against the archipe¬ men in training on the campus. The British second army, ' approval. Definite information will be forwarded to the students lago. Last year's enrollment showed In three lightning strikes over 1.040 men students, including throwing a bridgehead across the river, barrier, also was under vi¬ • 1 as soon as such problems as ob- tainniK breakfast and keeping a period of three weeks, the junior ROTCs and Vets under. olent attack as it strove to drive American naval air arm has ASTP, and 2,237 women, for a up to the beleaguered forborne peace with roommates when the total of 3,277 students. forced the force .which has fought alone for alarm yocs off around 6:15 a. m. enemys warships arc ironed out. from former .anchorage in the Included in this fall's student nine days. Its supply lane Philippines and "broken" the de¬ body are over 1,300 freshmen stretching 50 miles southward Wandering^ Footsteps fending air force. Results or Third Raid and about 125 World War II ser¬ vicemen who have been honor¬ was tinder assault. Meanwhile, the Allies swung ■$r To prove that human are next Adm. Chester W. Nimitz gave ably discharged. guns and troops from Holland to the funniest people In earth tonlv freshmen are funnier) we that summation Sunday of the Incoming freshmen will be en¬ effects of the daring forays by rolled in the new two-year basic into Germany at two points some 15 miles south of this fighting, - -S live you this odd Incident. Mar. Adm. William F. Halsey's third college, while the veterans will driving ahead to within eight ■ 8 jorie man. Sheffield, Bay City fresh¬ approached Chettie Hess, fleet in reporting the results of be given special personal and ac¬ the third and latest thrust. ademic attention through facili¬ miles of northern the Siegfrjett line's terminal vulnerable tA gay city Junior, and inquired The third raid, extending over ties and personnel of the new northern defenses. where the beef and cattle burns Sept. 20 and 21! (U. S. time), college servicemen's institute. Supreme headquarters joined rould be found. Miss Hess, being sank or damaged 86 Japanese Registrar Linton expects an¬ in with a call to the 12,000,000 curious about such n profound vessels, 17 smaller craft and two other 100 students to enroll be¬ foreign workers inside the Reich interest In the bovine world, ask¬ floating drydocks and destroyed tween now and October 2, he to take up arms, indicating cli¬ ed her what business the might 357 planes. Forty-eight more said today. matic battles were at hand. have in such a place. "Well," planes were damaged. Havoc was Southwest of Klcve the British replied Marjorte, "I have to be at wrought among ground installa¬ second army was moving out east the BCB in five minutes. What tions, buildings, warehouses and rbe could It be? It might storage facilities. Russians Capture of its Dutch base at Eindhoven on a 13-mile front and advanced be the Basic College building. Who knows? U.S. Losses Light Port of elements knifing Into Deurne m American losses day assault were given in the two- as 11 Haapsalu, C. P. LOOMIS Professor loomis has been were about 18 miles from German frontier. the Coed Fools Campus Students planes, 10 pilots and five eyed jugt a little men. There was "no loss or dam¬ crew¬ Speed to Latvia named head of the department of sociology in the school of Suprqme headquarters Allied forces had entered the said skeptically the Psi Chi recogni¬ age to any of our surface ships," LONDON, Sept. 25 (APj—Rus¬ Science and Arts by the State forest of the Reichswald, which tion pin Yvonne Davidaon, Fern- said the communique. sian troops captured the west Es¬ Board of Agriculture. Loomis, screens the fortress of Kiev* on The first carrier strike into the dale senior, was wearing a few tonian r.„ port __ of Haapsalu ... and whose appointment became ef- the southwest, and front dis¬ few days ago. Wondering Philippines fell on the southern seized a 35-mile section of the ! fective Sept. 1, comes to State patches said these were British New why an MSC coed would island of Mindanao Sept. 8. This Gulf of Riga coast below fallen ' l"™ ,h•-■"■• . Tuesday, September M, 1944 MICHIGAN STAT* Nlfl Page Two &cin and Beer it - By Lichty tn Campus HCMItMl IBHMWI Entered « second-ctaw matter at the post-office. E««t Lansing. Mich. Quarters By LEONE SEA STROM Offices located on around floor of east wing of Union Building Annex, ''published dstly except Sunday and Monday mornings during 'he J**"'*' mornings during summer session by the students school year and Thursday of Michigan State college. Telephone - College Phone i-ISll. A FIRST glance at the moon¬ light news that was piled up over the summer months MMaksr AsasriMsd CalkataU Trwa Editorial Office - Ext. *»; Business would set the OPA tearing their rrm.""r:\T "trr,."-Tr 0sub5l7.P«l2?.tc.-3« per copy; hair at the coed corner on the National Advertising Service, lot gits per year by mail; |1J» per year diamond market. CtUtm MMill g#i I unltMn by college carrier to students: « M Starting the list with those eao MaetsoM Ave. New Yoee. N. V. per year by college carrier to non- who said "I Do" and made it aw * • asms • lm sasiui • toa raaacaea students. definite during the summer is MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jean Moffctt who is now The Associated Fkm Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication Mrs. Bill Gotshall. Bill was a of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local hews published therein. Kappa Sig, '43. Janet Pullen, All rights of publication on Jackson special dispatches herein are also reserved. sophomore, was married . A. A. APPLEGATE Saturday to Ralph Harvey, for¬ FACULTY ADVISER , . . PEC M1DDLEMISS mer MSC man.' MANAGER BARBARA DENNlSON EDITOR .... News of engagements comes BARBARA FEARNSIDE ADVERTISING MANAGER . . . . fast and furious. Pat Fisher, Theta, explains her beaming face with the diamond she has from Must Football Take a Back Seat? Lt. Don Cllne of Evanston, now overseas. Time 2 p.m. Fast becoming left-handed are Place: Maeklln Field. Alpha Chi's Carol Schier and Occasion: Michigan Slate v*. Scranlon football game. Jane Wolcott. Both received Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen. Here we are up rings during the summer from Lts. William Gnodale and Carroll in the press box ready to bring you the play by play des¬ Butts, respectively. cription of the Seranton-State game. It's a beautiful day Over at the Kappa house Ma¬ in East Lansing. The teams are taking the field and the rion McCain is showing off the game is about to liegin. But wait, something seems to be sparkler she has from Officer Candidate Richard Mac Cracken, missing from the picture . . . Where's the crowd? . Beta from the University of Col¬ We'll tell you where n good portion of it is! Because orado. of thoughtless planning, three quarters of State's women Competition comes from her sorority sisters Betty Payne and are busy at sorority rushing parties this afternoon. But Marie Angovc. Betty wears a "I'm not worrying about his being spoiled, Auntie. Now that then why shouldn't they be? We have all of two more ring from A,'C Irv Meyer of the Ids father's a sergeant, he'll know how to handle him when homo games! It seems, ladies and gentlemen, that the University of Southern Californ¬ he comes home!" traditional Spartan spirit has been replaced by outside ia and Marie's sparkling third activities that just couldn't be held at any other time. finger is ail because'of Pfc. Mur¬ Members of the faculty have gone to great pains to aid ray Fdster stationed at Camp Chaffee. Ark. Dewey Bits at Jokes, Mud'Slinging the return of football to our campus; 60 members of the Across the street Betty Oles, In Roosevelt's team have given their time and efforts. And for what, if Alpha Phi, is telling tier sorority Campaign Speech sisters all about the ring she ro-. the students haven't enough interest to attend the games? OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. 25* — ccivod from Robert Wicand. Perhaps I'nnHel has forgotten that the new freshmen The PI Phi Gammas are "best fAP) — Assailing President _ , have never seen State play or had the chance to develop wishing" their sorority sister Roosevelt's record in office ns Lolloge (.alining ractors the famous State spirit. Dotty Wells whose engagement Stmlenl "Hp to Dick Haggcrhiau. former It is unfortunate that the male members of the stu¬ member of the MSC band, was ly at his opponent's opening An urgent need has arisen dent body, who are in the extreme minority, must not announced this summer. campaign speech with this state- tloth ,nen and women t0 work iM ment: only supply all the contestants but also supply all the .. ,, , . , Another in the strictly one- . , , . . the college canning factory class is Virginia Bradcr, "He jokes about depressions— spirit. Let's hope that this will serve as a future remind¬ ,, . , , man APOl who wears a ring from about the seven straight years of there !s dai*er an ear!-v ' er to Pan I lei that Michigan State college comes first and unemployment of his adminis- according to W F. Roberts •. Sgt. Robert Bakewell. I-ast on other activities second.—J. C. and J. B. the list is Percy Kelley, Huchnn- tration. But he cannot laugh superintendent. The tomatoes an senior. The sparkler she away the record." ready picked will rot if not proudly displays 1s from Keith Replies to Roosevelt's Speech lnim«,iate,Jr-,s;' ,,edHours Publications Serve MSG Cole, Bir cadet stationed at Ana. Santa _ ■Die „ entiy aroused by Roosevelt s Sat- _. Republican nominee, pa - , 4 t , „ 10 ' for work will lie ft „nd h a !; h ial v , Through the offices of the de- Michigan .newspapers arc gen¬ More fraternity pins have de¬ urday night assertion that the serted their male owners and rr_ i r^, i -i o f. _. imrtmcnt of publications at one erous with their spnee, a fact lime ur another passes most of shown by the department's clip¬ happier for it are their coed own¬ the Information about Michigan ping service. It is estimated that ers. Lt. Charles Colville, Delta State college. "Down under" in newspaper clippings numbered Chi. has left his badge in charge about 60.000 last year, which of June Fredericks, Kappa, while was responsible for the "shocking Ag hall this department, headed by Lloytl H. Geil, handles a represents quite a bit of print¬ sorority sister Jeanne Ringle state of our defense program four wears a Phi Delt pin from P/c. months before Pearl Harbor." State Men Write Article large number of publio relations er's ink. E. C. Schouweiler of PAm State. But. he said; Two members of the college service*, designed to inform The clippings are sorted and Lt. Rebert Aamessen. Sigma Mlchigandcrs about Michigan sent to the appropriate depart¬ "I shall not join my opponent staff. Dr. C. F. Huffman, re¬ Nu. '42. happily presented his in his descent to mud-siinging. State, its students, and ita work. ment heads for filing. white star to Kappa Eileen Fink search professor in dairy luis- From the general information An interesting and rapidly ex¬ before he left for Panama earlier I shall never make a speech to bandry, and Dr. C. W. Duncan, aervico news article* and photo¬ panding division in the depart¬ one group of American . people research associate in chemistry, this month. graph* are released to the As¬ ment is the visual aid service, inciting them to hatred and dts- are co-authors of a chapter m Still in the department, but off sociated Press, United frees. In¬ which last year distributed slides trust of any other group." the 1944 "Annual Reviews of Hi- the romantic angle is the elec¬ ternational News Service, and and films dealing with farm and tion of Sigma Chi officers for the "Caa't Leach at Problems" ochcmistry," published rocenily special correspondent*. garden production to school, Declaring Roosevelt tried to by the Stanford University press, year. Tom Reutner, St. Louis. Information Blanks Helpful farm and urban audiences all "laugh off the problem of jobs The chapter entitled: "The over Michigan. Mo, Junior will act as president after the war. Dewey said: Nutritioaal Deficiencies in Farm Many students raised a won¬ with Dick Mosher, East Lansing "Let's get this This typo of visual education straight. The Mammals on Natural Feeds, dering eyebrow at the new Monk is sophomore, m vice-president; expected to be widely used aft¬ Jim SutUvan. Detroit senior, sec¬ man who wants to be president the first that State instruct >rs included on the registration card lor 16 is indeed indiepen. have contributed to the anm d er the war. years this term. This information will retary and Bob Freeman Detroit sable. He is indispensable to review, which contains a com- be used by the department of Cooperation far Infarmallaa senior, treasurer. ' Harry Hopkins, to Madame Per- pilation of important nationwide publications in writing stories Included also In the depart¬ kins, to Harold Ickas, to a host research findmfs of the previous concerning outstanding student ment of publications are news of other political job holders." year. achievements to be sent to home¬ broadcasts about college activi¬ town and high school newspap¬ ties, ers. and a radio information service dealing with topics on INFORMATION This year news stories will In¬ agriculture and home economics; clude sports, which were wel¬ the publication of innumerable WOLVERINE SALES comed back last April. Publica¬ bulletins; and news stories on all' ~A Wolverine sales meeting will tion of the "Spartan Gridiron phases of agriculture sent out be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. in MAY WE HAVE News" and "Football Facts" will through the extension service to the Wolverine office, Union an¬ Michigan weeklies. All salesmen are urged to be resumed this fall. nex. be present as plans for the term THE NEXT DANCE? 1 will be discussed. Other students who are interested in selling Wolverines are invited to attend. WOLVERINE STAFF How About Helping lis Out? A general staff am Hag af the Wolverine will be held today at 5 Ml in the UklM annex ac¬ ED BERRY PART TIME HELP NEEDED cording to Editor Sal Faa. Every- eae Interested Is Invited to attend, and His Orchestra and thaagh ne prsvteas exper¬ ience b necessary, photograph - Mornings Especially art, artists, aad typists are . The band which played lor the first UNION BOARD DANCE all college mixer ol 1944 Apply to Mr. Wolfe Union Board will open the fall social season by sponsoring an informal dance in the Union ball¬ room Saturday night which will be open to the entire student body PHONE 54680 CAMPUS—5-1.00 and to service men. Music will be furnished by Rosemary How' land and her orchestra qnd the ^ V dancing will continue from 9 to -.1 12 pjn. llHiti.UiilUhil'MllinURtfklffbiiiilMrtittlGtiildlhii'ii' Km' —!T- •*! -' > i»tfiWt «»;>»' Tuesday, September 28, 1944 Grid Squad Will Meet Scranton Saturday in'Macklin Field 17 I ' " Lfrant011 Eleven* nun ~ — ■ ... Faces Spartans Drive Delayed New Faces to Greet Footlmll Foe Saturday 14s Third Game Markmen Halt Rare fop Pennant Bengal off Unveiling its . second war-time football Sljar'°ns will field the first to don State livery in many at season after a year's complete under-graduale eleven lay' wilt serve to of the line. plug up the ewMtlle Spartan gridiron forces moon. Hooking up with one of Experience at Center |„ill take action against an by 2-1 Victory their lesser opponents of the sea¬ summer after graduating from Completing the line Is Brady ISercollegiate foe for the DETROIT, Sept. 25 (AP) son. the University of Scranton, Saginaw high. Brogger won a Saturday afternoon, the Spartans' starting berth almost immediate¬ Sullivan, Stuebenvtlle, O, Jun¬ ior. A' quarterback for the Cleve¬ first time in two years when line-up will consist of ly. the University of Russ Christopher, lanky Philadel¬ starting land Rams, Sullivan will add ■ „.?« face six freshmen, four Ifnnton Scranton, Pa.. Satur- phia righthander, tamed the De¬ one sophomore. juniors, and Grondzik, a proven man on de¬ fense, also turned into a pass valuable experience to thb un¬ Ito "t 1 2 P.m. in Macklin field. troit Tigers on four hits today as A press-box view of the tenta¬ catcher which was shown Sat¬ tried line. He was change-dtp the pivot post early in the sewtw and In untried State, team wilt the Athletics captured the opener tive line-up is in order as every urday when he clamped on to has performed nobly. Jet n a team already tempered \ ions games. Scranton of a three-game series. 2 to 1. be¬ fore a paid crowd of 5.881 fans. face on the team is new. What two pay-oir tosses to rack up 12 Behind the line coach .Tew Bbl- hv two previous game*. the team lacks in experience it points in a lengthy scrimmage. singer has molded a wcli-tiatartc- Seated Franklin and Marshall. The Tiger loss-, cracking a four- offers in balancing amount of Tackles Secure ed quartet of leather-hig^crs in mo 0 Sept. 16 and lost to Vllla- game winning streak, gave the pep, speed, and confidence. The Weight Is ns worry at the tackle ♦ he persons of Jack BresJin, Bat¬ ;0va.'l3 to 7 U»t w« St. Louis Browns an opportunity average age of the team members slots. Cnarhes John Kobs and tle Creek junior; Bob Bunigeer, (.mpleted I-"' Week to tie Detroit for the American is below that of normal times, Karl Schlndeman have Mike Prn- Lansing freshman; Bill " Slier, Athletic Director Ralph H. league lead tonight by beating but every man is scrapping for a Dundee shaw, 210 pouild Messctta, N, Y.. freshman; and Bred I young i needed in completing Boston. starting berth. junior and Peter Dendrinos, 215 Aronson, Chicago junior. fWnlln, schedule only last a 185 fullback and Brueggw, eme ■ a seven game Sv,. ----- Christopher, beating the Tigers Powerful Ends pound Muskegon Heights fresh¬ I veck after previous efforts had for the second time this season, The ends are ably manned by man. Prashaw won his numer¬ of the better half backs iii the Insulted in only five garner :ched brilliant ball. Three of two of the most promising pros¬ als in '42, and Dendrinos has tieen prep ranks last year will the I Schedule negotiations were ham- troit's hits were infield scratch¬ pects Coach Charles Haclunan an outstanding prep tackle for king-pins of the Spartan -Offen¬ Ierred bv the lateness of the date es and only six balls went to the has had under his wing in a Icing two years, sive. lot the return to intercollegiate Philadelphia outfield all after¬ time. Frank Brogger and Don Grondzik. The guard positions arc in the Both adhere tc the | hands of a veteran and a fresh, Both hoys are talented -panaris and dangerous runners. Mre.lin ■spurts noon. State system which cquircs the I man. llob Godfrey, Mt. Clemens is rapidly developing into «j*m- of The complete seven game Irvin Hall's double leading off (tankmen o be rugged as well sophomore, and Don Arc son, the better kickers in StatoV. his¬ |schedule is: the Philadelphia eighth inning, adept pass snatchers and down i Muskegon freshman, have cinch- tory. Siler, small but rugged Sent 36 Scranton—Home followed by Ford Garrison's lleld blockers. ed the starting roles. Godfrey is blocking bark, has speed an well Oct' 7— Kentucky—Lexington single over second, provided the Both stand over six-feet, and a veteran of. the campus league as signal-calling finesse. Aeon- Oft 14—Kansas State—Home winning run, breaking a 1-1 tic strangely enough hail from the ! Inst fall, and Arnson was a bet- son, who has been nursing a bark •Oct 20 -Maryland — College and sending RutT Gentry down to same city. Saginaw. Brogger was j ler-thnn-nvernge man for Mus- injury will bd the dark home In Park his 14th defeat. Gentry had won a stand-out freshman end in '42. I •Oct. 27 Wayne—Detroit four in a row .before today. | kegon. Both men possess the ne- the backficld, but can be cewint- and Grondzik matriculated this cessary talents for the post, and ed on as n real threat. Nov. 4 Missouri—Columbia Nov. 11 Maryland—Home •Night games. |M(ht Practice New to Spartan football fans *111 be night games. With both ■Maryland and Wayne lite encounters, Bachmnn has already held one tight practice under the light* slated as Coach Charlie Make VANDERVOORT'S Your Store rit old college field. The Wayne Jg ime will be-played in the Uni¬ versity of Detroit stadium. Men's Gym Pre-game plans include a stu¬ dent rally Friday tit 7 p.m., spon- SHIRTS SHORTS Alpha Phi 0®ega, na¬ tional service fraternity. Yells i songs will be practiced and 6.25 up 79c e starting lineup will probably e introduced ulong with Coech achman. r Leaders Needed eded for the game are cheer SPORT JACKETS No. I Official ;rs. All persons interested ■ leading cheers are urged to Water Repellent PING PONG BALLS [report to Russ Daubert, phys. cd. 20c each nstructor, in the stadium at 9 3.95 km. any day of this week. I Scranton is a Jesuit college khich had some 700 men in the pre-war era. It founded in was college and later Plastic Waterproof American Field ■hanged to » university. Against } weak schedule last year Scran- FLASHLIGHTS HUNTING COATS Jon won five, lost four, and tied • 2.19 7.95 fcrsey Hand Listed ' Dance Friday Flashlight Huntinnting [Jimmy Dorsey and his orches- ■"» will play Friday night in Col- BATTERIES NTS ■ uiditoniim from 8:30 pjn. to p30 <*. ajn. at an open house 10c each 3.95 up sponsored by an outside mnuation I It will be announced later fwther or not the ACERCs • corps reserves) will have Official Plaid l*n Post attend the dance, the ' Bison. ' b'K name" affair of the FOOTBALLS HUNTING CAP 1 Tickets 97c arc now 'Union desk and Adminlstra- being sold at 2.95 up w budding „n campus, and at a~d„s- Grmnell's, and Resurrec¬ ts Catholic church in Lansing. Official Complete Selection of lassifiedads SOFTBALLS ADULT GAMES Hti.P WANTED 1.60 75c and up JOKnucK d women & CO—We need student* to work '•« urnoon* *nd Saturdays, personnel department. 300 We also have military gifts for Nelson.Cotton SWEAT SOX overseas Remember the date-— shipping. 19c [_ fc'SG L08T silver a*, September 15-October 15 kt in 0< Beal Garden R'v« 8-1787. S 213 £. Grand River East Lansing ASO^wi end ' 28, 1P44 MICHIGAN STATE Hit# Page Four American Fifth Army Fights Toward Nasi Escape Route Western Yanks Advance to Bologna ROME, Sept 26 (AP)—American fifth army troops, '• 115 East Grand River Avenue : smashing beyond the core of the enemy's Gothic line, were fighting forward tonight less than 12 miles from the Bologna-Rimini highway, main escape route tor German A Michigan Fashion Institution for 75 Years forces still battling deeper-*" ately northwest of the Adriatic port of Rimini. The thrust toward the -the - highway—the Via Aemilla of the Romans—was Firenzuola. made northeast of Farther west Yank woman's world troops contlnud to advance in the Futa pass area and reached obchesis points roughly IS miles from the Junior and senior members of big Industrial city of Bologna. Orchesis, dance honorary, will (An Associated Press dispatch hold a meeting Thursday from 5 from the Swiss-Italian frontier to 6 p.m. in the lounge of the reported American forpes were Women's gym. A11 persons inter¬ within 12% miles of Bologna, a ested in trying out for member¬ A DREAM city of 300,000.) ship are invited to attend. . (It said Allied bombings had green splash disrupted all public services in Women interested in partici¬ OF A Bologna, including IU water supply, and that bloody fighting pating in a life saving class to be was in progress in the streets be¬ sponsored by Green Splash, tween Italian Partisans and Fas- swimming honorary, are asked to meet in lecture room A in the DRESS cits.) In the Adriatic sector eighth Women's gym tomorrow at 7 army troops penetrated 2,000 p.m. A life saving badge is one yards beyond the Rimina-Bolog. of the requirements for women na railway north of Santa Guls- wishing to become members of tina and to within 1,500 yards of the organization. a heart throb ... a sure fire the historic Rubicon river, where orientation leaders they were checked temporarily by A meeting of all freshman ori¬ personality builder for special tierce Nazi resistance entation group leaders will be Enemy parachute troops, in¬ held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in occasions. So we advise the fantry and amsored forces were room 103 Union annex. Leaders lighting despeately to hold a line are asked to bring pencil and dream up styles of our first across the entrance to the Wide paper. Schedules of leaders are and fertile Po valley. to be left at the Union desk for lines ... the different things Mickey Mosely before noon to¬ morrow. i , , too new to be stereo¬ British Reveal New freshman orientation ' Best Foot Forward" will be typed and copied. The ori¬ Security Plan the topic of Ihe first group meet¬ ing of freshmen orientation clas¬ ginal styles with their original I.ONDON. Sept. 25—The Bri¬ ses Tuesday at 2 to 3 p.m. and lustre and fabrics. tish government made public to¬ Saturday at 10 to U a.m..-accord¬ night. on the eve of the recon¬ ing to Sue Averili, co-chairman. vening of parliament, a trwni At this meeting several impor¬ dous social security plan affect¬ ing every man. woman and child and tant annoucements will be made 14.95 to 35.00 seats will be assigned. In Britain and the government's answer, at least in part, to the Speakers will be three outstand¬ controversial Beverldge plan of ing women on campus. Miss Averili said. a year ago. It would provide unemploy¬ dormitory elections ment and sickness insurance; Election of officers in dormi¬ health service; widows pensions; tories, co-ops and other resi¬ retirement pensions; family al¬ dences for college women is lowances; orphans allowances; scheduled to be held tomorrow motherhood grants and death night, according to Betty Cor- grants. bishley, housing director. Presi¬ Basically the government plan dent, vice-president secretary, would seek to banish extreme a ltd treasurer are to be elected in poverty from Britain at one all houses. Fire chief and social stroke and greatly improve the chairman are also to be chosen welfare of most of the country's if the number living at the resi¬ 47.000,000 people. dence requires it. It is generally expected pro¬ ponents of the plan will claim it is the greatest social security charter ever introduced by any Hospital, Library Set government in any country and Hours for Fall Term argue that it is better than the Beveridge plan. The. Olin Memorial Heallh center has announced the hours when students may receive med¬ Cross Country Team ical attention. Monday through to Run OSU Oct. 14 Friday the center will be open trom 8:30 to 11 a.m. and from 2 With a cross-country meet al¬ to 4:30 p.m. Saturday hours will ready scheduled with Ohio State be from 8:30 to 11' a.m. Students university for Oct. 14, runners will be received by appointment A SPECIAL are needed to fill out Coach only on Sundays. Lauren Brown's harrier squad. Library hours for the period To bring out men interested in beginning Sept. 25 and continu¬ cross-country and winter track ing to Dec. 15 have been an¬ and field events, a meeting will nounced by Librarian Jackson E. be held Thursday at 3 p.m. in Towne. Monday through Friday room 215 of Jenison gym for all the library will be open from who are interested. Coach Brown 7:30 am. to 10 p.m. On Satur¬ SWEATERS stated that any man with two day the hours are to be 7:30 am. legs had a good chance to get on to 8 p.m. while Sunday hours the squad. will be 2 to 10 pm. Fitted -Caadigans.. Fitted' Shpdvc: • |oay f?aidiaans; Boky^Slipovers . . HELLO FRESHMEN- • fhMliad' n, Paul Young and Kline, Roland Allied Leaders Announce Home Rule ed the foreign economic admin-, many times British tanks and istration to restrict export li¬ self-propelled guns had smashed Donald Moaea. the Nazis back and cleared the I-Young practicing said that they had been every night at Mack- Plan for Italian Reconstruction censes to Argentina to a mini¬ mum. highway. In their determined effort to kaJield. About a year ago, export li¬ . WASHINGTON, Sept. 28 — The designation of Italy as an halt this Allied thrust towaid Miss Lucille Dailey of the censes for Argentina were ord¬ (API—President Roosevelt and "enemy" nation, barred from Germany the Nails struck with Physical education department ered cut down, but the new con¬ their hoarded reserve of fighter Prime Minister Churchill an¬ normal commercial relations announced that tha department fidential directive cuts exports planes. A single flight of 100 » nounced tonight a greater mea¬ with this country and Britain, is attempting to organize a wo¬ sure of home rule for Italy and which can go to Argentina to Focke-Wulf fighters attacked men s to be removed the President and cheering group, but It is projected a program of industrial Prime Minister said, and direct those necessary for public health British forces near Nijmegcn, and tot yet ready to perform. and to maintain essential ser¬ another 71 swept down on the reconstruction to help that one¬ political relationships are to be time enemy nation Join "The entered into between Rome and vices. beseiged airborne Tommies at A state department spokesman Arnhem. Sixteen of the attack¬ struggle to defeat Germany and Washington and London. Rushing Changed Jiptn." (CQ) said the reason for the ing Nazis at Nijmegen were shot The purposes of placing this shipping ban was because routes down by RAF Spitfires and Ty¬ How this program is to be fi¬ In order that wutuen max "increasing measure of control" must be responsive to war re¬ phoons. nanced was not disclosed and in the hands of the Italian gov¬ the MSC-ftaa££ speculation immediately arose quirements. Saturday, there that since its announced purpose ernment were described as being loo ball game be no sorority rushing ia the prosecution of the war, to help restore order in riotous, hungry Italy; to encourage the The Road to Berlin Knifn S*turd«y afternoon, United States lend-lease assist¬ PanHellenic President Jean ance- and British mutual aid political rebirth of the Italian By Ths Associates Prsas McKcrring announced yester¬ might be extended .to Italy. people; and enable the Italians day. However, then will ha to bring their full resources to 4—Western Front: 305 miles one The new policy was decided by bear in the fights on Germany (from west of Kleve). party held Saturday night from b:45 to 7:41. ah* Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Church- and Japan. 2—Russian Front: 310 miles *nd the Ill at Hyde Park, Sept. IS and 19, (from Warsaw). second party sched- The announcement did not where they met secretly follow¬ 3—Italian Front: 570 miles clarify the future status of die tSaS ** ing their conference at Quebec. thousands of Italian was prison- The efforts of the policy seem¬ (from south of Bologna). en stUT held in this country. ed certain to be far-reaching. Wedneaday, September 27, 1944 If I C B10 AN STATE MjWR Page Two Ry Liehty mm** state news Spariam Entered aa Offices room I. aerand-daaa matter at located or* (round the poet-office. Eait floor of east wing Lansing, Mich. of Union Building Annex, At W Published dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular By PEG DUBRY school year and Thursday morning* during summer session by the students of Michigan State college. — . . . . - Member Aessrlatsd CSOrglete Press - ■ . - Telephone — College Phone 1-1511. |Mi,orl,i Office - Ext. MS; Business assessesise »ss asnssuu. ss.ssnsies ai Office — Ext. MS. LT. ANSON J. WALKER . . . M.iL.n.l ■ » -* » " JCTTIM.» a_ _ 93.90 per {rear byrates—Sc Subscription perropy: mall; $1 .BOper year has been awarded the Purple (MMra» by college carrier to students: fSS3 Heart for wounds received in ac¬ m Ave. p. y. per year by college carrier to flon- tion against the enemy, it has sludents. been announced from the 12th sa *■ assies • iss s nir force headquarters in Italy. member or the associated press Lieutenant Walker, a veteran Of The Associated Press Is exclusively entttWd to the USe for republication 30 combat missions, is assigned of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of publication on to a B-25 Mitchell bomber group special dispatches herein are also reserved. that helped open the beachhead Editor Barbara Dennlson in southern France on D-Day. Msnager Pes MMdleailss Barbara Tearnslde Advertising Manager A. A- Applegate C APT. CHARLES R. WILCOX .. faculty Adviser Barbara Jones '40, stationed in France, was Might Editor recently promoted to his present rank of captain in the ninth sir Assistant Kitttnrs EL. JAN HOIT8, KAY BI»^5!g!lL,CORN8H. BARBARA JONES. MARION HECK¬ force service command. Captain Wilcox was In charge of pro¬ BUHIIflM mapp curement, storage, and issue of Asslstsnt adsertUtag •«***. 7>BE BRARINO — <*"«!£» maaager. parts and supplies for Mustangs MADALYN WIl.LMKNt^ Circulation manager. JANE WAI.KEH. taking part in the direct sup¬ port of the ground forces in the Invasion. Prior to Ids enlistment in the Speaking for Myself By BARBARA DENNISON army was a serve air forces, Captain Wilcox member of the enlisted re¬ corps and as a geologist in Ihe U. S. corps of engineers, he took part in the survey of the around a person's neck isn't like Missouri river bed for dam sites. FOP THE first time in over six weeks the rumpus grill have taken on the ap¬ and Union wearing a little green pot, but the idea should be the same. LT. BILL KENNEDY . . . Marine lieutenant and former In promoting the wearing of star football player at State, is "Hen. Spy report U.S. citizen openly defraud government wit., pearance of life once again. Only on duty as an instructor with the counterfeit—hear people boast: 'U.S. mint ain't lite only the students who braved the ri¬ Frosh placards. Blue Key men outfit coining money today!' " training command, p h y s i c n I gors of summer school can imag¬ hoped to keep alive or re-awaken the spark of Spartan spirit training school company at Camp ine the appearance of the campus which has made Michigan State Pendleton, Oceanstdc, Calif. during the summer months. It gets so l>ad that strangers famous in past years. Instead, Lieutenant Kennedy was grad¬ AWS to Distribute Time Ration Book- freshman men greeted the revis¬ uated in June IH42 and that same meeting on campus would almost ed version of the tradition merely fall he ployed guard for the De¬ greet one another as long cousins, wondering if they were Blue lost as a money making scheme fof troit Lions. To Coed Representatives Today 'Key. SOT. DOUGLAS A. RICE . . . the only persons enrolled, after Jane Gumming, president of gram Is over to return to • No one will deny the difference veteran of some of the out¬ wandering about for the whole AWS, announced yesterday residences. in the college now and in years standing missions of the light All students should read summer talking to themselves, that time ration books for-coeds a a • * past when grecu-and-whlte- nir force, has boon awarded the will be out today, and may be handbook for further th • sweatered Varsity club men co¬ distinguished flying cross for obtained by representatives for Miss Gumming added. After all the rriping that wax erced the frosh into buying a pot "extra-ordinary achievement" as each house* from 9 a.m. to 12 done htxt year about the lack of or else threw them in the river. bail turret gunner on the B-17 noon and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. social activities for weekends, we But that Is no excuse for the pre¬ Flying Fortress, "Heaven's greet with Jo* the approaching sent frosh men not accepting with Above." in the AWS office in the Un¬ Library Adopts New ion annex. appearance of Jinwuy I>or»ey and the same spirit the wearing of Sergeant Bice went over with Simplified Method his orehestra. Never before, ex¬ the small placard. the first wave of bombers on 11-" The book has A, C, and D cept In the dark dim past, has Day and took part in the St. Lo coupons. F-ich student is allow¬ for Card Catalog such a remarkable thing happen¬ offensive. His group is a mem¬ ed two A coupons, each good for ed the first week of school, and night away from the resi¬ A simplified and speedy scarcely even the first terab¬ CLASSIFIED ADS ber of the third bombardment division, which was cited by the one dence during the week, Monday tcrn of cai-d cataloging, the , it used to be winter term be¬ President for its part in the shut- through Thursday, Miss Gum¬ < ipal index lo the colli fore a dance w as put on that was HELP WANTED tic bombing of Messcrschnutt ming explained. brary's resources, has been - worth getting excited about. aircraft plants at Hcgenvburg. pleted and is ready for use I . ANY MUSICIANS Ihst have licil Each C coupon is good for one We're off to a flying slart this In addition to the DFC, Ser¬ turned students and faculty. dance orchestra experience, or should complete stay away from the Jimmy Horsey Is The catalog, formerly in • year, anyway. like experience playing with a dance geant Kice holds the air medal college during the week. There t ionary style, is now divide, i nothing to sneete at. especially orchestra, please ooMsrt Dick Suook: with three oak leaf clusters. are two C's for the term in every when It la the first time a big either by telephone UM34SI or at the LT. JOHN H. GARLENT to two distinct units: an am 11-13-14-1.1 . . . book. name band has been at M8C In Mu*lc Rid* former State student, has re¬ title catalog and an alpha!" more than a year. SEARS ROEBUCK & CO -We need D coupons are for 1 Va hours subject catalog, bolh of ceived the air medal at an eighth In spite or the ioy over the men and women students to work extension of time any night other are situated In the hallway < AAF fighter station in England. luo I time afternoon* and Saturdays. than Friday or Saturday. Ar¬ second floor, prospective dance, there are sillI ' Apply pel sa una! department, 300 The citation for Lieutenant Gar- a few persons who are complain¬ East Michigan. lent read in part. "For meritor¬ rangements must be made ahead "Books by" a certain nutlmi ing about the cost. Rimrmbsr tee of time with the housemother in title may be quickly local, ious service in aerial flight over good old days whan a ticket to HUNTS FOOD SHOP. Men or wo- order to ask .'tease. the author-title catalog: "'!••• students for part time work. enemy occupied continental Eu¬ the J-BOP tout nearer (It than meu rope." A D coupon is not required for about" a desired-subject \v.1 Fluor work, counter work and dtah- ti. net to amotion the coot of w sabers Apply in person to Mrs. MAJ. RALPH PCLCIPHER . . . lectures or other college activi¬ revealed by the subject cat.. dinner befnre Urn daaah Ramon Densmare '42, recently has been proihot- ties. attended by the use of the Directions for the use of th. way hack), t student activity card. Coeds, ate catalogs.Rre poated'on the In. — ed from captain in the eighth , £*/■ ~~ , . There la ae Mamtea. LOST allowed (in beard beside them. • See SPARTANS. Page 4 2p.quputes after the pro*- • * IN UNION, lady's navy blue Bux- Slightly confuaed before elec¬ tao wallet containing sum of money. tions are over will be Mm student Ltbefal reward. 'Call Esther Smith. so anxious to ptaaaa hte instruc¬ tors that he plana to wdar a menUNO SILVER earring, Dewey button to the class taught west steps of Beat (Garden Saturday. by a staunch Republican, but to Call 8-ttll change his spots in favor of Rouaevelt before discussing poli¬ FOR SALE tics with a Democratic instruc¬ TEXTBOOKS at reasonable rata*, tor. in good condition: Advertising Pro- Before he gets through he may redute. Psychology ..and Life. Eco¬ convince himself of slmost ^ny- nomic Principle* and Practice, Edit¬ ing the Days News. Textbook of Gen¬ thing. The important thing is to eral Microbology. CoUegc Algebra. vote, no matter what the inclina¬ Elements of Analytic Geometry. In¬ tion is. Elections- aren't being troduction lo General Chemistry. held for our own amazement, al¬ Dltn-rentlal Calculus and various Npanbh texts and readers. Call or see though the returns may be in Barbara Dennlson at State News of¬ that category. fice. Eat. mb. or 3-om4. a • • Slightly of the appaaite nature MEN'S AND WOMEN'S clothing which Is being held for our repair. Military emblems sewed. Ml smairnannt and certainly not E. Grand River. much else, as nearly as uyeat can figure nut Hie never sat*- ss ssMjr women whn tanked like NEW CLASSIFIED their feet hurt. As aamssn* aptly RATES put It. rushing is the feline pro¬ cess Of sM-.ls.IU. for Our hats nR ts Pan Hellenic too. changing the rnahtec sched¬ Five fcy* day* nil HZt . or a way to relax in camp ule fee Saturday an everyene To soldiers in camp, from the Gulf Coast to the north woods, could attend the football game. Coca-Cola is a ismindrr ot what they left behind. On "Company New It la expected that everyone IM *sr< uvvf || ftete rtfits Bit will he there. There's ae excuse Street" aa on Main Street, Coca-Cola stands (or Jfi* /woe that AH adverthamenta payable My mere. teafiTsnee, ae preferred poal rrfrahts. Ice-cold Coca-Cola in your icebox at home is a symbol of • • • a friendly way of living. Upperclassnusn couldn't help but which notice the freshmen green and white frosh placards this fall. Of course a string attitude bought their with Jggjgffy*?**. Ext. ML S-1S11 • "«• Business «• iottud unou aunwtrr or mi cocacoia comtant by Coca-Col* Bottling Company of Jackson Ill'i naomlfor popular nat -OIM41X.ee Car. to acquire than*. TW» friendly »N' GocoGola cdM why *-*" "Gofcc - " v -v" ' IX, 1M4 Wednesday, Michigan anxi niwi Dizzy Troill Blanks Athletics v. Qf M. Expect* Injuria* May Aker Starting Lineup for 27th Victory of Year Tough Math in As Season's Opener Draws Nigh Tiger's Lmrw Posilkm SHU Hinges on Boston Indiana Game With the season's opener three days oft, the usual crop of Injur¬ ies have popped up to plague Coach Charlie Bachman. DETROIT, Sept. 26 (AP)—Paul (Dizzy) Trout, mak¬ ANN ARBOR, MICH.. Sept. 26 ing his 27th victory of the season his seventh shutout, ~1AP)—Digging in after Scout On Ihe sideline with injuries ged line plunger, Fullback Jack Art Valpey reported back tackle Mike Prashaw and arc Rreslln should get a top rating blanked the Philadelphia Athletics. 6 to 0, today as the Indiana would be that "qulle strong" right half Fred Aronson. Aron- as a punter, Wtth an ability to Detroit Tigers moved a half game ahead of the St. Louis for itR Saturday football clash son will probably start in the average some 60 yards a try. Browns pending their night® with Michigan at Ann game, though he has not been Arbor, Fred Aronson, a veteran of last Coach Fritz Crlsler sent his Wol¬ came against Boston. Brtmns Hit working out all week. A back in¬ year's carfipus league Velrimar- The Tigers belted Luke Top verines through one of their stiffest scrimmage sessions of the jury lias been his Double, but he will be able to play, Ian team, makes the -blocking back's post a spot, of red! threat Hamlin for 11 hits and all After Beating season today. Prashaw. out with a bait with his fast clever running. in four innings, Dick With Valpey's "white" reserve ,h,„r run* shoulder, will probably not start Fullback Bill plrroncUo combines Wakefield, homo bouncing his run off the flag pole 430 12th Bmton, I to 0 squad running Indiana forma¬ tions, the Michigan varsity pol¬ the game. Instead, Dan Gold¬ speed with real drive in tUo run¬ smith. 190 pounder from Flint, ning ability tp constitute no mean ?«., out iu center field and Rudy ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26 (AP)— The St. Louis Browns battled ished its defenses, particularly against passes, for the air-mind'- will probably get the nod. An ¬ threat also. Y0rk hammering his 17th hom- other tackle who has shown up Ouarter to Leave their way back to a first place tie ed Hoosicrs' second cr into Hie upper deck in left in the American league here in two seasons.- appearance exceptionally well In recent ses¬ Filling out the backfiekl is field with one on. tonight sions has been Dean Dingeman, quarterback Hill Silcr, who is Troui. shutting out the Ath- by defeating the Boston Red Sox Valpey reported Indiana's first Fowlcrvllle huskle, and he might playing his first and probably hfs totirs for the fourth time this 1 to 0. string buckfieid packed with first till the starting hole. rate last game Saturday. SHef, a e.u spaced si* hits—four of In one of the most spectacular passers including the ace of Backs Are Fast. Shifty smart field general,, wan dis¬ iiiem coming after two were out pitcher's battles of the local sea¬ the Hoosler pitching staff, Bobby Hocrnschemcycr. and a pair of Facing a team boasting a fast, charged from the navy air corps l^nH never was in serious son. Slgmnnd .takucki, the 32- shifty group of hacks. State can with Dick Wakefield, Tiger I nine- trouble Trout was starting hia year old rookie from a Houston newcomers. Ben Raimomli and Rob Miller. Failure of the Hoos¬ offer a hard to heat combination bail star, and is now facing the third game in seven days. shipyards, bested veteran Mike of its own. Behind a heavier regular draft. ler aerial gamo to click for con¬ fail Schicb, rookie righlhand-1 Rvba and posted the second line, Spartan speed should really Chief asset of the Briar tan Brownie shutout over Boston in sistent yardage against Illinois fr who relieved Hamlin In the last week was attributed to lack show up. aerial game is not a pmmjt hut fifth blanked the Tigers on two two nights. In half-backs. State ran pot' a good receiver, in the portion of Jakucki allowed five hits, walk¬ of timing, which another week of hits tho rest of the way. Jim Profit, who reported yesterday ed four and struck out four in practice should cure. on the field, several of tynnwned Frank Brogger. Saginaw, a big speed. Bullet Hob Brueggcr, Lan¬ rugged end who will keep op the from Milwaukee, replaced Frank winning his 12tli game of the sing, who Inst year won prep tradition of powerful State ends. Ilsyes to catch Schieb. year against nine defeats. It mention as a fast and very shifty Any of the becks can gpsu well Six of Detroit's 13 hits went was his fourth triumph of the runner, Is one, while second- enough to make an aerial game fur exit.i hasos, York driving in season over the Sox. News in Brief string tailback, Herb S|ieerstra, a possibility, but none iy rviiily four runs with his homer and a Rvba allowed four hits, only Saginaw, Inst spring won the outstanding to date. single one of them coming after the state championship for the 440 Hal Ncwhouscr. winner of 27 { second inning. He struck out one CHUNGKING, Sept. 27 (AP)— Don't be a tradition breaker— yard dash. games against nine defeats for. and walked three, The Japanese continued to ad¬ In addition to being a hig rug¬ no smoking on campus. the Tigers, was Manager Ste\*e • The Browns scored the only vance today towifrd Kwcilin 0'Xriir* choice to oppose Bobo j run in the first inning on a pair from positions cast of llie Ni-wsom of the Athletics in their <>f walks, a pop fly single by Mike Kwnngsi province city, whose final game tomorrow. Frank Krcovicli and a deep infield hit loss would be the greatest re¬ tSiubby i Overmirc, originialty j by Mill Byrnes that scored C'hct verse for the Chinese since tho ticketed to pitch Wednesday. Laabs. Laabs had previously fall of Hankow and Canton in (vmplainod of a sore arm when 1 forced Krecvich. October, l!>38. he warmed up today and O'Neill Boston threatened in the » » * said Ncwhouscr would get the seventh and eighth but both rat- BARI, ITALY, Sept. 20 (AP) call. j lies came with two out and the —Heavy fighting was reported Trout didn't have to work hard : Sox were unable to push a run- today in the neighborhood of Sa- fur the victory that pulled him nor across home plate. No Bos- rnhdc, a southern Albanian port, cvrn with Newhouser as the ton runner moved past llrsl base Ameriruti league's biggest win- : until the seventh, j as German troops crossed the Al- this Only | ■to banian border in their attempt nrr year. one man | The defeat reached first for the A's in the succession for Boston. It was the was tho 10th in escape from northwestern Greece. first three innings as the Tigers Brown's seventh consecutive vie- * « • oiunted four times. ' torv. I A 11-29 SUPERFORTRESS RASE IN WEST CHINA, Sept. 26 (AP)—A heavy force of American superfortresses bomb¬ ed industrial installations ut An- you just can't miss it slum in Manchuria for the third time by daylight today. Tigers Sign Kill I'ierro, Detroit Prep Pitcher JIMMY DORSEY DETROIT, Sept, 26—(AP)— The Detroit Tigers announced and His Great Orchestra today that Bill Pierce, Highland Park high school pitcher, had signed a contract to report to the club immediately. michigan state college Pierce, a left-hander who rep¬ resented Michigan in a recent East-West all-star sandlot game AUDITORIUM in New York, is a senior in high school and will finish his class work daily before donning his Tiger uniform. .., One One Night Night Only Only if. "Tricla^ • NOW PLAYING# Night w Sept. 29th Spirit of " The American Jelephone and Telegraph Com¬ 5,000 pany, its twenty-one associated operating tele¬ Spectator phone companies, Bell Telephone Laboratories, Scats and Western Electric Company, continue to faco unprecedented demands for telephone communi¬ 8:30 cation. to Never before in the country's history has there 12:30 been so much evidence of the indispensable part telephone service plays in the life of the nation. IN PERSON It makes a direct contribution to the effectiveness of every part of the war effort. The sense of responsibility which telephone everybody welcome people call the "tpirit of service" is in this war the "spirit of victory." The men and wom«Bof the DANCE TO THE BEST Bell System, in whom this spirit lives,may be relied upon to do their utmost, | " - TICKETS — — ON SALE AT — *"'■">« 1J# tack BIRD'S MUSIC STORE I * Uoor GRIKXEI.L BROS. BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM each MICH. STATE COLLEGE Tax Include* RESURRECTION CHURCH "Service to the Nation in Peace and War" MS Wc4nwday, Soptombcr 27, 1944 MICHIGAN STATS NEWS Pag* Four Allied Fliers Sink Compete Telephone. Directory Advancing'Russian Armies Four Jap Ships For the dents who convenience of stu¬ North South Campbell .— Campbell wish to call aororlties, Mason Hall ., Threaten Germans at Riga ADVANCED ALLIED HDQ., fraternities and dormitories, fol lowing Is a list of this year's tele¬ First Floor Ward 2 ...... Second Floor Ward 5 NEW GUINEA, Wednesday, Sept. . phone numbers. This article may Third Floor Ward 8 Nuia May Make Last Stand in Baltics 27 — (AP) — In continuing be clipped out and, posted until Wells Hall heavy blows at Japanese ship¬ 1844-45; student directories are LONDON, Sept. 26 (AP)—Yielding more than 600 ping on the south bpproaches to available Section A towns and villages to the Russians, the mauled divisions the Philippines, Allied fliers Section B Section C ...» of the German northern army corps fell back Riga to¬ on hove sunk four freighters at Hal- Alpha Chi Omega 8-3883 Section D night for what may be their last stand in the Baltic states. mahera and Bornero. Alpha Gamma Delta 8-2511 Section E A brief Soviet communi-* Headquarters announced to¬ Alpha Omicron PI 8-2519 Section F day that a 3,000-ton freighter Alpha Phi 8-2581 que reported that Red army FRATERNITIES was sunk Monday at Bornero, Alpha XI Delta 8-4837 forces took more than 200 places in their 4rive to clear INFORMATION which recently has been brought Chi Omega within the regular raiding sphere Delta Zeta 8-3855 Alpha Epsilon Pi 4-4148 Alpha Gamma Rho -47. 1 the scattered and disorganized of Gen. Douglas MacArthur's Gamma Phi Beta 4-8748 Alpha Tau Omega enemy from the west coast of TAP SHOES New Guinea-based planes. Kappa Alpha Theta Chi 8-2887 DeltaJerry Estonia southwest of Tallinn and All women with used tap shoes Three small freighters were Kappa Delta _ - 8-3337 Kenney, pres... ■35.')7 pressed on down within 45 miles are urged to take them to Mrs. sunk off Halmahera, an area in Kappa Kappa Gamma ... 8-3589 FarmHouse •3: northeast of Riga, taking 300 Waters in the Women's gym this which MacArthur's invasion PI Phi Gamma 8-3020 Psi Upsilon •1 .71 places in Latvia. week to either aell or rent forces now stand within 300 Sigma Kappa 8-2815 Bob Edgell, pres - Riga, last Baltic capital in en< WOMEN ACCOMPANISTS miles of the southern Philip¬ Zeta Tan Alpha 8-3241 Phi Delta Theta ■2 :16 emy hands and a highly valu¬ pines. Epsilon Chi, Adia Winkleman, Phi Kappa Tau l'M4 able naval base for-the newly Women Interested In Pres Ext 86 Sigma Alpha Epsilon ... 3 41 penylng for tag, metal danelng or Today's communique listed a unfettered Red BalUc fleet, al¬ 2i .!9 Mk danelng rlasees are asked 63-ton bombing which neutral¬ Sigma Chi ready is closely threatened by Sigma Nu In cease to the Women's gym and ized Japanese airdromes on Cer- — the Russians six miles to the South Williams . south, and only a narrow escape aggly (Or one of these gaytng Theta Chi am. North Williams corridor leading westward along geattlsns. Ann Knehl. Lata New. A one-thousand ton enemy East Mayo Ralph Fenstemarhcr, man, or Mrs. Waaatnnd will hater, freighter was damaged off Dutch West Mayo pres the sea remains to the Germans. view all aggtleante. Celebes. The Soviet communique also announced capture of Turka, in OPEN SMOKER Headquarters said that 888 southern Poland 12 miles from Theta Chi fraternity will hold more Japanese have been killed the border of Czechoslovakia, an open smoker for all interest¬ In the jungle war around Hol- Swain Jewelry Store and nine other communities in ed men in the faculty dining landia, Dutch New Guinea. that mountainous fronUer region. room tomorrow at 7 p.m. The Russians were silent con¬ LIFE SAVERS Second only to Harvard uni. Expert Watch Repairing 10 Day Service cerning all other fronts, but the All woman Hfe aavers Interest East Lansing German radio said Soviet pres¬ versity. Michigan State has the Stale Theater Hdg. ed participating la a Ufe saving largest collection of trees and sure on the Hungarian border dam sponsored by Green Splash, from Romania was increasing, aw lading honorary, are asked te plants in the world on its campus. with several attempts to cross meet next Wednesday la lecture into Hungary from the area mem A. Woman's gym. at 7 p. at. north of Arad. The Ankara All applicants mast came prepar¬ (Turkish) radio said the Rus¬ ed to swim. ' sians had crossed the border northwest of Arad and were 13 STATE NEWS All persons interested in work¬ miles inside Hungary. The only news of the fighting ing on the editorial staff of the State News are asked to attend a at Warsaw came from the Polish underground forces of General meeting tomorrow at 4 p.m. in Bor, which reported a sustained the State News office. Anyone Soviet arUllery barrage from the having claaaes conflicting with right bank of the Vistula, with the meeting should contact Barb¬ Poles inside the city acting as ara Dennison, editor, at the of¬ FRESHMEN! fice, room 8 Union annex, at any spotters. time tomorrow afternoon. FOOTBALL MANAGERS SPARTANS Men aladeula tolas salad la be¬ coming football aaaaagers should (Continued from Page 2) AAF, composite command in report to to* practice held after 8 pan. today. Ease the strain England. Major Pulcipher is serving in the plans and train¬ ing section at the headquarters of the eighth AAF and is in Receipts Will Serve of writing letters charge of heavy bombing train¬ As Football Tickets ing throughout this command. Pilot of a B-17 Flying Fortress, Lacking the usual student by sending home, by Major Pulcipher has been In the European theater of operations for 14 months. activity books of former years, students will gain entrance to subscription, the Saturday's football game by 8/flOT. DONALD CAMERON . . presenting their treasurer's '36, has Just returned from receipt at gate four, on the service outside of the United north side of the stadium at States and is being processed through the army air forces re¬ game time, Assistant athletic director L. L. Frimodig, an¬ distribution station number 2 in Michisan State News nounced. There will be no re¬ Miami Beach, where his next as¬ served seats in the entire east signment will be determined. stands and no pre-game res¬ Sergeant Cameron served in the ervations need be made. Mediterranean area 18 months in communications. Keep the folks informed of your campus affairs ONCE AGAIN through this daily newspaper. Let them watch the trends in coHegc fashions through the advertising in the our pages. Make State a part of their lives as well as a part of yours. S Mailing subscription rates: 1.25 term — 3.50 year for servicsMiNNi: ' is green on the white of fell's favor¬ 1.00 term — 3.00 year ite flower. Buy an S-mum for the' big game Saturday and show your Spartan spirit. Mkhi6An State News Rett's Rim. S and 10 Union Annex Ext 2M-269 19 W. Grand River # ' • las®