CnBfffOi WT0M I A\#A mhmM*■§ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ™ m ■ ■ » Daily Student Publication of Michigan State w w ■ ■ ■■ ■ v ■■ V V Weather (Inudy, cool College ~ ...XT 11/ 334 LAST LANSlvr: lifirunnAM ierniniiy*H I*osl-wur Statu* May. Ib' Main loday's orities at formal pledging cere¬ monies Inst nit-lit, with the pa Deltas leading all others with Kap¬ A four-page supplement to thi State News will be sent to for¬ Objeelive of Rii**o-Hriti*li Conference* MOSCOW, Oct. 9 spend the nighl Huntington Woods, Willa Mae Mtt- Costs are to he borne by the 17 forelg i secre¬ i cy had thought was chell. East Lansing, .Dorothy Per- tary so soon afterwards ' Allien -fraternities at Michigan State. said tin- nu-eiiitg had tl < fullest : rival. Lansing; Doit* Piek.lOrosse house, three bcwild- l"* Ironi Ann Arbor Pointe; Kathrvn Telfer. Owosho; approval of the U.S. govern¬ Mary Tudor, Detroit, Jane Wilson, ment ) .>n the Gamma Phi's Huntington Woods; Jean Wilson. Soviets hut (ecrmaii . veiling. After recov- Huntington Woods 5# Iti it.in* Arrive i.-n' their surprise, the ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Nearly .in persons we t in the ■1 k.*i gracefully out the Peggy Covington. Denzonla; Mar¬ Escape from Bailie It*. U. W. WARMINGHAM I British delegation, arriv ,iig Hale. yes- est Psi U in the!." gie Wyandotte. Maxim* Mal¬ LONDON, Oct. 9 (AP) - Rus¬ • • • j terday and tcslay in British colm. Grand Blanc. Virginia Moss, id; (he phone number. Plymouth; sian 11 oops swept to within HJ til- Charlotte Nevltt, Klm- Dr. O. W. Warmingham, of the ; I'lanes. Churchill. Eden, Sir Alan "i In tunes like these' hurst, Ill; Patrli Nvkiet. Ecorse; loiy range of the last German es¬ -e fiat man who knows I Maillyn Hahiild. Pane, awe lie. Iva-Jo cape roads out of the Baltic today, American Youth Foundation, will I . .. ,ch'e( "f1thIe i pcrial stair, and Lt. Gen. Sir Detroit. Beth W Smith. . ii (:ytisc! I Dearborn. Marilyn. Thompson, Ben- rapturing points only three miles j.speak at the Hit A dinner at ttasi.ngs Isniay, mililar -cere-' , from German Ka*t Prussia and I'copies chinch loday at fi pin. i lary to the British wai !ton Harbor. Jean Trtnkner. Toledo. Ohio; Helen Tumbloin. Cadillac, Ann I2 miles from the big Baltic pint | l.exic Ken ell, Danfnrth gradii- j arrived at the heavily-guarded cabinet, , Dirty Kuslieo I | VanSickle. East Lansing, ' Virginia VanTasSel. Detroit of Memei. ate. will entertain at tea at 4 p.m. ! 'llr,",rt 11:43 *-m- l,Mfay- !n Hungary the Russians cut ; in the student parlors of Peoples A Russian bund struck . it* moot question w hethrr ' AK^>SrWS^!t..r. n,„v (he last major A band struck up "God Save the King,' and (,. i«r sijmu Niis arc rushing early (light route out of ! church lor Dr. ■ ia,„,i« Houghton Julia Klnit. Ju.-k- Warmingham. All Sov lei nnthem, as all sto Ki at at- ind mum hut many passers-by s»n; Muriurlr MrCalhim. Flint; June Transylvuniu by seizing a 25- students interested air- iiivitrd l<> tention. Next Churchill have woiulrred why there are SO mile stretch of the Debrecen- viewed I S/,H"s Elgin. 111 . Mai ionDetroit Trainor Hudopest railway. Berlin and' attend. a Moscow garrison y aard *u»v of llirrr-curnered pants de- routing the liar in back of the viV'iia'phi^ W Moscow broadcasts said the Red ' Wednesday at 5 .71) p.m., lit 1 lack tioo|>s. Elaine Brandt Lansing iris at No huu*e serin* like my was storming Szolnok, 50 j Wu< mingbam, who has been on Aiiiiuuiicrmrnt Interfraternlty DiPietro. Birmingham; Elizabeth "Mill, it „s hi tiring up a baby right in Lorinir. Uiusinu. Dorothy Martin. H1U thi* 1 isa liver, 'Hist natural (r, when and where tl, r prime thr Lansing, Joanne I'erry. Gru*se | ilcftmse lint? before the HunijUlf* at the YWC'A fireside supper hou*e, hut the /.Ns are doing . minister and Kden Woult' *c, sta- just that. See SORORITIES. Page 2 1..11 capital. ijield in student parlors on ' hi* and Molotciv, but thr intima¬ j "Thumbs U|>. Meads Up, Hearts tion was that the meet 11 g would Chinese Celebrate 'Doable Tenth" !up" take place shortly. - • 1% Four Present ]. Born in Madras, India, Dr. to Harrimaii said he har nothing say about the co:.!erencc, Post-War Layout At International (.enter Today Warmingham received his early which '.h.-orvers belicvtc would education in English schools, take up in detail the German I All Chinese-students and their' problem. The ■ heavy uoota of a studying later at Ohio Wcsleyan, ASRim,ton, Oct. 9 (API- Butish military ineii ill the dele¬ Trn'uiiw blueprint | friends arc invited to attend the Wisconsin, Boston, and Oxford Pin,.iii-int for « a —--'a world j meeting this evening at 7:3(1 in Durant to lalk oil universities. For more than 15 gation indicated that the primary objective was the problem of l*lir vi;! the International Center to cele- ,rung agency, backed years tie has been Professor of Germany, her defeat ant her fate 1 brnte the Chinese "Double W;orlr^^Pig t<,ur of the United Na- ! l,le Rev. Dr. Robert N. Hartell, of: of philosophy and history, will tuted Congregational church in j speak in College auditorium Life Philosophy," "The Art of on "Thinking Through a TIME TABLE | Lansing, will be the main speak- Friday, at 8:15 p. m. His sub- Successful' Living," and other Th. er. The invocation will be given ject will be "The World Rev- subjects in the camps of the Puol. f^W-ciitun. S ,"co.mP'c'e. an<^ I by Rev. N. A. McCune, of the I olution." 'American Youth Foundation and din.tlme lhe ! Peoples church in East Lansing. Dr. Durant, who has travel- | to student and other groups. Hi"'1 '' *..uncil " ' 1 inu. '"nm°ning .unmoning world world unin- opin ' _. The Chinese celebrate the 33rd j cd abroad twice and crossed Big Sister*. 4:38 p.m. to help hammer » ,n'" lira! anniversary of the birth of their America thirty times In his Org. room 2, Cnioii form. : I utiles, will replace C. J. Ham- Armada llil* Tonus notable gap was the ab- republic as Americans celebrate llillrl auditions. 7 p.m. " the Fourth of July. It was on bro, noted Norwegian statesman, 'f a decision on the ques- who was originally scheduled to Behind Siegfried Line 15 1'ninn annex Oct. 10, 1911. that the followers _*hv:her a big power, if ac- of Dr Sun Yat-sen overthrew speak on Thuisday. Football. 7 p.m. a' •'agression should have William James Durant, atten¬ LONDON. Oct. 0, (API—A the Manchu dynasty. Chinese 143 I "ion annex at ,hr. " "s,ymie any action ded St. Peter's college and Co¬ U.S. eighth airforcc sky armada •tonst II this day "Double Tenth" bc- itself. - . , g , i lumbia uiii»viai»;, lUillUId university, M«w. after which that attacked Coblcnz, Schwcin- I Ft", 7 p.m. cause it was the tenth day of the j He tl|Ught Lj,,^ and Greek at furt and Mainz today set what is xA "'ih authority declared late tenth month. | Seton Hall coglege, South believed to be a record low loss Org. room 2, Union I*. ' l,the Plan leaves open Many cities all over the United . , ; orange, N. J. of five bombers and three light- Speech conclave, 7 p.m. «Uie«-.irin whether of Faculty dining I'nion Amtr v-ricau use States will have luncheons, din He learned the art of making tie* from a room. armed might will 2,000 plane raid. v ' re- tiers and meetings in honor of ciillicult subjects appealing durr Med Bio club, 7:15 p.m. -ngressional approval the occasion sponsored by a na¬ Returning fliers reported there «n aggression menaced. ing the thirteen years he served was no Spartan room. I'nion tional committee of 4,50(1 men as director of the' Labor Temple enemy lighter opposition over these cities behind the Sieg¬ Porpoise. 7:38 itttJi pr"Poses that each and women. In New York a din¬ school in New York city. fried line but some that jet-pro¬ 115 I'nioit p.m Und F 'dfie a d"ota of air, ner will be given at the Waldorf- Tickets for the lecture Friday annex keen SCil force io be used to Astoria under the chairmanship evening are now available at the pelled aircraft wore sighted. Med technology, 7:38 p.m. CW;P "on the vail" of the of James A. Farley, former post¬ accounting office. Students may Anti-aircraft fire over' Coblcnz Spartan room. Union main. tht future agency, and master general. Robert "Believe receive seat tickets upon pre¬ and Mainz ranged from meager it or not" Ripley is vice president senting their student receipts at to intense but little flak encoun¬ APO. 7:38 p.m. ^olable a'r "nitS "immedatelF of the organisation. the office. tered over Schwcinfurt. • 187 I'nion annex Tuesday, October 10, 1044 Tuesday. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS InCampus Grin and Bear it V . • By Liekty Slate ( MintfiAN STUTl DDIS SiKirlanN llol Entered ns srcond-rlaw matter at the post-office. East Lansing. Mich. Union Building Annex, Quarters yjclorv Allril Offices located on ground floor of cast wing of By LEONE SEASTROM With most of r0Pub?ished dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular and DOROTHY LA MONT State's linemen, school yoar and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students of Michigan State college. triumph over th Telephone — College Phone 11-1511. Member Associated ... Csllegtate Trass „ Editorial Office Ext. Business battle at Iajxinj NOW THAT pledge pips dot — sseesasMTao eoa national Amasi«iss mi Office — Ext. 268. the sweaters of the freshmen Coach Charlif xt.u.v—1 NMMUIl "Wafp®| AtIVWe, HIC. I h . I. °Lw. Subacrlption rates-3c per eopy; p,,r j.,,ar by mail; 12.25 per year crop, ... im ofs can stop tearing team has return college carrier to students; *3 Oil their hair over unprepared ilS- Kentucky trip a «*0 MacieON Ave. New Voaa. W, V. per year by college carrier to nop- gignmentg, and we can stop ah- ■a «• aastsa • io. asanas • »m raaacmat studenU. ijjjng fw samc ... but What's injr -mt to stop that dreamy look on the MEMBER or TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS ■ ringed? contest with Kans The Associated Press is exrluatyely unutled to the use for republlc.tloa Of all news dispatches credited Ui It or not otherwise credited In this paper nt«*' P»W». una god., Hnving troubll The Spartans ca and also the local newy published therein. All rights of publication on on the 3 Its is Detroit freshman encounter unseiitl special dispatches herein are also reserved. Alyce Marshall, not Miller, who exception of ininoi daily thines up the Phi Delt t»me wasamusuall .Manager Peg Mlddlrmlas Editor Harbara llennlsnn badge she was given by Willdy quenl outbreaks I IfaaoHoMa llaakooo Barbara rearnslde .. . Hidden recently. Adcrrtlslng Manager . A. A. Applegale Faculty Adviser Jan Hupps Margaret Springer, Port Hur¬ members occurred Mali! Editor on senior, ami Hetty Esterbrook, sU,t will be put or Laming, have turned their thoughts to that "Phi Delt Bun- *hieh perlnrmcd .1 They're Ready to Run, Are , ., You? jalow" now that M.ik Haines and Pete Wheeler, respectively. ^ to breaks cash m 01 oildrctl the of our nation. Thus . . important year in the life . 1944 in an havc put ,hejr pjns in the two Unenien in Full Ti is tho year of a presidential election, the year when the co-eds' keeping. Most of the l'r people may step forward and express thuir desires about Over in North Williams. Lee tull tune *! uits, an how they want Iheir iro.eri.mont to Im run. DO, tarru-d rest Mondi1 the siipernir Ti In the past, many college students have neglected to test scores of the White Sox . . mi! away from vote, even though of voting age, because they felt too far . . and all beeau»e of the ring gripe four times. removed from the world; because they didn't want to J'X°ul the'cin^ Bachman w as cs bother; because of a. host of ujnnipoi'tant, p«Uy reasons. t.U(l0 u,ai„ tit the way Ins rci The government, like the weather, is something that Bursting with pride the Kap- up rtuti i their II everyone talks of but does nothing about. Talking doesn t m* Uulls trekked enmusse down "I kui.'hs thr sjiendm^ sprre is about over! Customers «u< tanierwent a stdf help but voting will. Whatever hia political beliefs may n.ovm atithng up their checks again." lie, every student eligible to do so should pledge himself rendition of "Dragon Seed" to take an active part in this year's olcotion. written by sorority sister Pearl Hut in order to vote one must first register. The process pMjOV with them was Steel Storm From Third Fleet Pounds K.ms.i- State. S; is quite simple find takes but a few minutes. Local voters puj(, | who was visiting -cut ou Jap Defenders of IVlareus Island lid. Jean LahiviU tor was may register at the city hall in blast Lansing on Abbott over the we Sp.c ..ii e A day-long storm of. steel from oning Marcus, ii,' iaite; Si : .tllti Admiral NimiU said tile Ana • about the government, do something about it.—H.Z. the guns of Adm. William K. Hal- getting more tangled up Jjv the gunllre was "deliherati -oy's third fleet pounded Japan¬ ean minute. C'pl William Sexton, ese defenders of Mmetis island, destructive" and building formerly of C'MTC now overseas, K... s- o. as t SOROIUTKES lias reseiMxl the tliird fingei. important enemy outpo I 1.135 miles southeast of Tokyo, Sun¬ hit and set ablu/.e. Marines and soldiers on e left hand of C.Imtyx Haidiie;, t* ■ the S, < d to iidvuliee again .t J„p,o ■■ Midland senior., with a garnef day. From Adm. Chester VV Nim- lemruints still elinguig to ' i until he can get lick in per¬ also a star I 11' teport it was evident that nose ridge" on Unioio •w son* t<> deliver a diamond. ta.lv. Hat 'mi.m. F.veli though serenades Unea¬ shells up to Iti po llers were mountain, Peleliu. ten to t>e a duration outcast, the hurled at the Jojianese. "fhe ALI'HA M I>1.1.1 \ NAKs have been eairving on greater part of the coast vlelvnse T,N> i . K.ist l.tnc-lni;. KAIM'A DELTA this term warbling their sweet¬ i'alteries" were siieirt.xl and Vllii'H (.ciihot i{c|iiiris Siroiul (-roili li«i Kathivn Amaidfiii. 1'uHt water-; H» ttv IW'l MMUt ll Mil \ heart songs under i c>i windows loae defenses and installations 1 V Hiia.lv. Flint; Ht M* liui s. Mnenbt rt.vllL. Hainhi llaitUiivl, I ami HOME. Oct, ■> (API L i to Discuss 1st llai't/hitUI. litifTalu N V Marv Ann ■ mid no! w itlmut i ew ml 1 sadly ii,imaged, the coiniDoniciue 1 'a: k (il.uh lUCtlsiv Mm bh-hratJ. I t over news « : ofiumin$ TA .!«•,! tt t'uv. OvV it .' iv It,ii ii<< D.II hiiK'.m C ;us>. the week end, crooner Tiny Marcus formerly was one R«ihin K.I h, I ilu-k\ J, an tiwh h HulTalti N \ lish invasion tr»>op.s who !h k • i v ill- I> - \l u v FfU n Knsi ii; h > emont, Klt-anor Iteliigi r pas.-ed his pin to (.Limy of Japan s most important naval !K»i»»tl»v hn-! JVlgllUlW. i 'hi * \ an Tassel, Alpha linn were reported racing vh ; will b ^ ll ill... raii.in.iaiv.il i N V Ma» v new lid air bases and presumably U J'.V Ve- IllltiUi l.t I'Hik I'rti- . oi\ n K..I liai. ' uiU'|)|)osed aeroBS the Felo|M.t ' . j,-M G.;n»s, Iavttsiiu: l iH-uttt»«» Hat. • Gilt**. Ihrmintfham M,m % Millet Hmi p!< • ,1! is a straUgie observation .in '. it 30 Mull. ,M» I.PHM San vtk 111 Mai lan \|i>l *,»• (iuivat ie. records straight ■mis peninsula vt Gieeie .»r . ItVAIM •1. l.afisin^ Roihesle;, post ,11.d then farthe-l east ex- M.tl K'»l t.1 VICTIM['.ill UttMBK. r.Hijte. At line PumIhi re some suinmel stalls'a s be Hearing the city oi l « icpl Wake. . Ik'tty N N Kle.utui liitess.i'll N Ml ill MM Ulin-Ual I .aix'vi. Cole. ATO pivxlge a--il ' •nly 45 miles I ruin Athens. IH't i «>li! SMI! ley Rnbbtns, Al- V Mai v Si iiink* /. J.ilikivuit. llai ha. a Admita, \',inii/. lotiimuiiKiue. Kmiv* I'll-I'll ice Sm« Hoffman. Detioit PhvUi* Smith, ianviti^, VIT¬ S* 'tiitpr, Itiver Horn?* ta.ule 110 ronilit it .h aerial m'tiuii, goll.n It *1 w.l Smtllt. Dvlioit. la.US IavU-I IX- n S|»i witt, T»a- named late m .1 «ii v' V S,rit>n 'j' n^V sehi ither Ann 1 icon •> Jaiianese. The MAT. 1 |». m , EVEN. 7-1 |. jhup \\ II 'm** Hinti'iuk' in laMtjfr Mai \ f tact that Halsey - men-of -wci . 11 <1 futtivs, Ka l LAHMUK. Man Snyder, former KOTC Mu..:;:,,:-, l .t) • dt-llfuin, Gram! Kaput*. Fibk^hi. IIu'uiii.ih.I liut. PrittfY KAPPA Pritw iIIa t> KAPPA (i.\M>L\ who didn't return to S CLASS111FD ADS Todiiv K*wn .tipottnu-n' ,ep, year, reieived the 1 Lv to the ! .esaie K. wm. Howt ll \Uus Kurd. IhuiUout, ( hi month. lost w** nhvviu'.MJ 1 H i. ;« s K.»iw . I'tuvajpi. til Edwuut Raj !t>r Haliul.tv K.mt Gin tut Kaput- Jdiii'i'l I'.il Last minute repo? ts ti ll.^i-t |M«-.|tMnt R»d|t«*. t allH I it* Id * tain » ogi gvmelit of MaIIIju 11 FT A THKTA l»l 'l .-un t-l.ll>, ti'.imj Rapid*, Su/giuie Lltllv- J>n [»-; t>11v pin W H S.»mr student hoy a I Dak Junior to Per l i l«'. Katun ilitpiiU, (ilcndom laOt'W. Kcli nil h«*i k Calt J»it. (Ck)20 conducted ui *4t>. stationed at Coipu MolUtu! I»• • 11** IK 1 North tlrmuh. I«*t * Miir-oiif ShrfTirld IU\ City. Jane Gro ti Marion teeeivcxl IU.ACK SliAtllTCR ft every T 't a> Ln , (iudul Rapid*. Miit v T.ivlor, K.ts when Terry came hom Tl.u'*- UMvtcrn Morrill Uuthinii Van tl «t t« svcltM (iiBJid !t », 4iul M.irkft lia-kcl ( all • ti lency tui lough Fort Knox. Kn CathctUM! Thump- Aln DELTA ZETA ai jone •d tip 1,1. end FujinHouac initiation las MKHIGAI ix.i.. J taking iWtivc were: Dale Dvov^n; Two Per PI Pill GAMMA apui>; Herman I.ting. LiKumer senior; *•» V Gerald Hoyte. Grand H puis so- L'Hime nun; Gordon Uuss and Leunard WANTED limn, ( olor Mature Movie DEPENDABLE male stud, nt i'!.'"'.oi ' 0 Issue in Term's m. - .iid. light maintenance work SHtur- Vat;-Toi,*t'r«»li, lluilund Private home 8-Iti(i 21-21-23 1 PSII.OV ( III Adventure Series USE OF CAR at converiicntly ar- Kl tt.nr Harnett. DetiaR. Rhrwi i ^ >»if!if»vai Detroit, Lvclon C«.lr < • Den- .Vusivvjrjijb i/aimu " "America (iut-of-t>«irs". this : Aiiijcfl times Pav 15c a mile Call week's presentation of Die world j. 'ui Allen. 18-19-20 1 ui llarbot; Jmi't c Fisher IVtrmt; Uhls.m 1 LHkr.Mt. Got;: adventure series, contains the C. •' Kas! I Pa' ml p'eir SlfiMA Pat enly ruffled grouse siioot'iig I V PASSENGERS to blAarv rule and ex- <>. la Aauotu Oct 13 Call tf-P.75 Ih'Tu.t. taJith Star. Ilatlle C eve K S f f 1 line, scene* ever produced suceessful- ltRT>-20 GAMMA Fill BKTA r.v-t Pan , Or- ly The picture, which is in tech- 1 OK SALE Poinlf iiul* Je -,.lul> tifcolor, wijl be shown in Col¬ Ta-.k Vi'Kt'tU Paa't R»,yjil Dak. lege auditorium on Saturday Pa* JUtvIom nurluUi N'litji UurkK, Mill*. MAN S HIKE C, • s.t tires Fair con- 8:15 , evening at p. m. c'Uion L'stnl for three terms Need TY . Anil pav*GNifsr Pointe; Jt anhv : Sp > ,. g 0 cf every type, change Fiancu BuckeriUge, 830C3. ' < hatUiit* Knrsythe, Iktmin^ Bette Sto'H . C Wiiiard, • } .il'.uft, Wmifreit Krn|H". J:iek»vn. "it including skiing, figure skating 21 ith slow-motion-detail studies. ; i^'RalfV-nJSS Ruth ZW'A TAI* ALPHA Itimore: w trout, Atlantic ralmon, and log FOR KENT SINGLE ROOM Sc.. Glen Rock V J ; Harbara DDVo" Bshing, and wing sfuHiting with* kite •>1 "nMip .mi.-j-i V CittM»« Pomtc. Suzanne Detroit. s'u'wn throughout the pro- STUDENT s . t Vpailanti; a»-»t Thompn »n. 1 Maon. duction. - tv-.roi' Nature shots wilt stress the - lfA COLOR CARTOON I .!• .r >: iVixy WcKKtky, Altua •W I.ATE NEWS kappa alpha tueta 1 r'h^i- 'H'IU,I0S 'be Amercan scene I lUk'.r. Landing; Cam! ttv Van a' evdiy reason of the ye.r, and • Wednesday $ rvtfi.n never lv Runtiru;. A'arner, P«rtjs of the film will be devot- "HOl'R«EFORE DAWN 111 c: 1U1.1 Park Jeanuc Camptnii. IV- Wi-titg ed to the unusual wild tife uf As'.U:a Hatch. Marshall, Mary the Florida Everglades. VERONICA LAKE Tuesday. October 10, 19" MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Three State Gains 2-0 Victory , Encircle seGerman illA Hold Weak Edpe Over Kentucky; Sever Last < tartans Victory Attributed to State's Linemen Mile-aml-Half ti, most ofthe reason for the victory attributed to First Army Roll** .'x the Spartans blocked out a meager 2 to 0 linemen, Canliiiultt Deieat Toward Kliinrlaml mph over the University of Kentucky in a hard fought THE - - I iit Lexington, Ky„ Saturday afternoon*. War Potential Brownies, 3-1, Poach has Charlie Bachman's* returned from the Coed Residences SHAEF, Oct. 0 (AP)— WOMAN'S WORLD To Take; Series Kentucky trip and is ready- Aachen was encircled to¬ (TUMI CAKE SERVICE SPORTSMAN'S PARK, ST, ,his* week's itself for this weeks Name night except for a mile and- A meeting ^(OS, With Kansas State. Officers ii-halt shell-raked room I Of the gap on at 3 a three-hit willhe held LOUIS, Oct, 9 (AP)—Bain ng up in Home Ee building pitching job v.ith one p. m. today for those wo¬ came out of the Speaking of elections, .as every¬ the northeast, and doughboys men interested in the Child Care quick offensive thrust, be St*. The Spartans with one is these days, Mason hall bazookas, machine-guns Service group of. the Home Ec Louis Cardinals today won their counter unscathed with the voted to have Marjorie Dershem, and batteries broke into the so¬ club, according to Jean Howes, second world series in thru years , ' xcfption ot minor bruises. The St. Johns senior, as president. uthern outskirts of that German Lansing senior. with a 3 to 1. decision ovi i their ,,wlls-unusuany rough. Fro¬ Assisting frontier industrial city (Jf itifi.uiMi hometown rivals, the Browns. nt outbreaks between team are. Jacqueline Iiulicn, population, now reduced to rub- ALL ORGANIZATIONS The victory gave the National Jackson junior, and, Maudie Mar¬ tile and a garrison of 1,500. A request has been made for ■embers occurred. Most pres- leagurcrs a margin of foti games will he put on the backlleld shall, Charlotte senior, secretary, Tl'i^groat djivi: of the U.S. tlp.t all organizations to hand in a to two over the American' •• nguo army, lolling to,v.,id the henri list of its members to AWS champions in the 41st li.nnhnlt Elected as treasurer is June which performed nobly, but fail- of Adolf Hitler's war potential in Points Limitation hoard, Union classic and first in which boln St. It to rash in on the scoring Harris, Ann Arbor junior. Lucille the Ruhr and Rluiieland, severed annex, direefly following its Louis teams participated. first meeting. breaks otTwed them. Coolman, Dearborn freshman, the last main road out of Aachen. Lanier and WiHu fitch and Forces Press On This must ho done in order Unemen in Full Time Betty Vincent, Detroit junior, Max Lamer, veteran southpaw were named as representative: Forces lighting down from the to keep the files up to date. jl„5t ..f the linemen put in north pressed on in an and Teddy Wilks, rookie-1 tgnt- full time stints, and got a much Judiciary board. attempt SWL hander, combmed to put .' idling uwti rest Monday after push- __ to weld the siege lines together, The first meeting of the Spar¬ climax to a series domii.brtl by Potter house also have new of- the superior Tomcat forward { a front dispatch said, tan Woman's league will be an pitching. With the two nil avva.v from their double fleers with Carolyn Kirk, Ply- *^c mi|in assault on (he city, informal mixer* tomorrow at twirlers striking out nine('.mlinat iimwn- itfipe 'four times. mouth sophomore, being elected ^hiTh. '!"s <>«- V: 15 p.m. in t|ie Spartan room ics and the American leaguers* president; ,? fended to the last, had yet to of the Union. Dorothy Benjamin, Hitchman \v.t> especially elated Mackinac Island sophomore, sec- the tirst ai j ,„!Km hoWovt.|% (,nd l|u, ,h<)t Entertainment will he made pitchers fanning live. t h <; i way his reserves showed my was forced to up nf skits j moundxmcn hung up a i.e v ser- from each of the lies record for strikeout: ^ •ir first real bap- retary; Elizabeth Schultz, Digh- smash hack three tierce counter- special interest groups includ- The second team ton uaphmnore, treasurer: andI attacks showed that the battle ing art, radio, irvrsonality, so- six they fanned -! iIT drill Monday , ,, ,, Rosemary Ray, Plymouth sopho- I [i,r from ml and riiriosity. ti,..™ There ,.,.n will be Inc.more than the pn vious liisi team took opportunity for new mem-!I mark set by the CurdliiaJi and r more as social chairman , ,, Emily | , • 1 , Cuts Her,, ,h'rd an A similar fate appeared shap- hers to sign up in these groups, | Philadelphia Athletics the Ioletnan, Haslett sophomore is, mR u|, for ttll, forllt.ss (ll Kansas Stale Next Foe the new fire chief. Ml,(z according 'o Adoree Evans, seven-game set in 1931. Lanier noi'thvni Fiance There Manistee junior, program chair- winded live before developing a Saturday's yisi- si,,(,■ President at the Rochdale I U.S. third army rut 300 streak ot wildncss in Uio sixth. ini out by another yards I man. house for the coining term will deeper mlo the underground do- Fresh num. transfer students Wilks took over with mu out , Missouri. 3.1-0. The be Ruth Koski. Cliasscl sopho- has not been too j j tenses ot Fort Driaut, four miles and old members arc welcome, and iiic Hiowiiics pure id on m„ro w,th Marjorie Otterhine, west. they should at- , Riverdale freshman, assisting as On the southern end of the Pin¬ •HTHCTAKV Bf»AI» ! *W""' ",d ^ '*turielt '"'V' ,'""1 ,h!'d more strikeouts, iiichniim opponent than the niton. j \ jce president and social chair- nule front, the \ctigclul French | Jean Oviatl. Washington, D. C. ; intturs Mill Byrnes and Miku man. Marian Keller, Kalamazisi of the U.S. scii-nth unity w.eiej senior, announces Judiciary ! i hiu lak to end the guipt ami y Ha hman will | freshman secretary. slugging down the last eight | board mrt'luu* tonight *it 7:lfi in! n;V ,,.i n iS — >>' tliis game us nmplcU.s the list. is the tirst school miles io llelfoi I on the road to the southern Rluiieland and the | ORIENTATION LEADERS VV""M,»> "llu,; Brawns Keep Record hue taking over I flack lores! of Havana'. Although pounding m, the.r Spartans. Coach Breakthrough Threatened j are Freshman orientation leaders second greatest hit-tola)' !• urged to attend a meeting to- i single game, the Cards ludtd lor i a 11 iiacktield coach, halfback there INFORMATION The Canadian tirst army along tile sea oficncd a drive to 'leal* | | iiiiiituw at 5 p.m. in Pie Union the I: >1 tunu to gel an • ,i ,i- annex. All leaders are requested I base blow. The Brown mw- some 20.000 Germans fioth *he u bring a list ol coeds eolisleil ii,i kept intact their re> Selielde river I,lis king use of the i ach class. Oucnlaiion loaders, HOME EC MENHIRS Belgian |M»rt ul Antwerp, landing who j gel till t least one exit have classes on Tuesday. | driv c ach game on Ln.> Scrotitl (•roup Forum All hniur economics seniors are forces ill a bulit amphibious op¬ will meet ot loom Io.'t Union an¬ >od inning triple and Ki reqiirstcd to attend a merlins eration helmet troops In Ifiscu s Issues enemy nex, while tlii. e tiolding Satur¬ .o-baggcr m the third, temorrow at 5 p.m. in room 101 lighting on the south hank. day classes will meet,- in in'. f $!4 of ( ominit Election in the Ifonir Economics building The grinding clijve ol (he H S. tirst army was Union antics (lean live will liisr uss the nutter thrc.ileiimg a forum meeting of placement. hieak'.hrougt, on a .!u mile 1'ioiit be held tonight tret eCnlo m 103 Union MATU LECTl'RE Farm I'louruin dir- ,rcc-way Dr. Bonnie M Stevvait, pro. I'.ffpclixr Hege YMCA,! fossor of mathematics, will icech depart-! tit,ut. his talk on the ioii- subject (loiumitU'c Denies ill's i*iiui y t. rm Ifi- Lessons from Knotted String" .tiii, muoopi'iatlofi with -v iii > w ant to X-! today at 3 p. m. n 2IH Moirdl Alloralion \vlg« h f llrisr ainl h'i»h m(i,,,.I i (Hiiicies of gen- Hull, according to J. S. Frame, .vlnclvnb irwnt tin* Miinnuvt work- e invited to at- department head, j The stiltt* aHftuiMs*, at.ivv boanldv in« on p«i ( f. to Joseph D. cJ4 ieMSAVliiiaiii«» uomnir.U»v \ei«>- tint c f! fi»*i SENIOR MEN ••presenting the i an appln alinii, suhinittvl by JaiHi.ii> rough Aug t of ttnsj Niuix , IG'DIUIT Twhjji' cut, issues A rrprrsrnlsivr nf lltr Good- Mitluuan Stall* tolltun, f«•»* a year, according to A. H. l«ov<\ ( lental campaign, year Tire and Rubber company 3H2.0GH alliK MlniLi In in thi* ■ 1 »itt* .program supervisor. ROME. Oct. 9 < AI j Tin; tor tonight's dis-r will lie on campus tomorrow at War iutul. The service supplied r(,.. Germans have thrown in . i and ! 9 a.m. to interview senior men the to- relitlerl 11oops into liieir • • icnsa () jlafe Brak' state treasurer lor 23.927 farmers anil • t forum meet- enrolled in engineering or busi- line south of Bologna .umI linolu umuucied ; m(| ,.(immilp.L. hiiumall, said tal jet. 39.722 were tiffed h.v in an eilort to cheek Aiei neiih , inlormally, will "ess administration. Anyone in- that Hie legislature has only pro¬ i n il, 15,534 by women, and seM every liitii aimy attacks whir ' have Tuesday at the terested is requested to contact visioned such an appoi pruilloii 33.152 by children Mexican na¬ ' tin.e. . : Tom King. ext. 585. m the event it vvas needed I" liu- tionals, Jamaicans, Japanese bi ought tire network of r, dways uees, war prisonr and ' I'd Highways :arliutmg frooi Ho¬ ance war-connected activity. MICHIGAN THEATER TIIIRSDAV, OCT. 12th I'.ake fui'thei eon tendril 'nat tiic College wanted the money to is Mexicans marie of the male vvorkc pe r ! legria within range of big V "u ii- ' caii guns. Two Performance* * balance the budget" rather than — Matinee & Night fur war work Another issue, was luoiight' to THI THIATRK GUILD prt.t.f, . light concerning the college's THI MAtGAMT WUSTH PIODUCTION failure to return £335.'Mill to the war fund it obtained a year ago PAUL to-finance" soldier tunning A i'" imbursement, lii.ike said, of ROBESON S4fi9,UUft was (raid for tins, pro¬ gram by the federal government. A release of .£l48,'00'i to the JOSE FERRER.UTAHAGEN college commi.ice. was autiiorized by howev er, having licen the SPEEDO ifically ordeied by the leg¬ OTHELLO -per islature. 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