rotvicTOU mas-nun Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College east Lansing, Michigan. Wednesday. October u. 1944 Naval Planes Slash Today's at Jap Back Yard Campus Reds Forge 'Bold Raid Hits Ringf of Steel 58 Nip Ships, (.indium Dog . dogs—twas ever Around Nazis 89 Airplanees ; 'vs finally became -oohaved puppy that U.S. PACIFIC FLEET Drive Extend* Across - -lowed her to stay lUUr. PEARL HARBOR, •< rouse and profes- EilluiuniH in Trap Oct. 10 - .v.d'.'.'t mmd her pre- (AP)—Sweeping 150.000 Germans the R.vuku islands some 20(1 ,0 as she sat quietly miles south of Japan ind ..ie__her mistress in only ■oy .1 leash. Then site LONDON. Oct. 10 (AP)— 5H0 miles from the China const, chasing an equal- The Red army drove a band carrier planes of the third fleet sank or damaged 58 ships and . "or. in Professor W. of steel across Lithunia to S a.m. history class small ■ craft and dam:.Red 8(1 the Baltic sea 14 miles above planes yesterday, Admiral flies- v.-.o :atuie looks black Memel today. cuttinR off the tor W. Nimitz announced today. German garrison in RiRa and The planes attacked in great trappinR probably 150.000 Nazi force and achieved complete sur¬ ,. lis ln\ Other Manic troops in Lithuania and Latvia. A Soviet prise, Admtr.irNimitx said. communique announc¬ Xmhlne Escaped jvftt the best persons make ed that Russian forces had crash¬ In the first American strike B*uke» including grammarians. ed through to the sea at Palan- into the islands, commanditiR the In 1 boi'i. published recently, the Ra. in Lithuania on the nortji sea approaches between Fimchnw isthor rrlrrred to the little green border of Memelfand. and cap- and Sh.-mgnni, Admiral Wililam well known on campus j tin ed more than 300 other towns | F. Ilalgey's planes at lacked to freshmen Inrlish stludents. , and villages north and southeast | every naval vessel and merchant b> Prof. Ben Euwema. I of Memel. virtually ship they could find and oombed • mien sealing the' 1 But the bibliography contained a dnlu ispciraphical error and j fate bone of of that seaport and historic - jI and strafed island inst;.nations. international contention! Prvlim'.t.tvy reports indicated Preiessor Fuuema Is now known , which Germany annexed in the! they sane. 12 ships, inc .idmg a to hi» associates, affectionately, Gov. and Mrs. THOMAS E. DEWEY walk down the j lies'u yrr. probably sani. 14 and Bcs. j1 spring The of 1939. the railroad station at Charleston, W. ramp at Va., after arriving tor ! dam;.;;ed 12. They also Sank or a. ■ breakthrough did not ap-' Gov. Dewey's campaign speech. I Omega sorority. Mor¬ tar Board, and is chairman of 1 I Miss Oviatt, who was presi- 'Judiciary board. i' ;KK Oct 10 (AP)—!denl of thc tocal Home vdub TODAY— from abscut, . broken out between j >**> ■ was chosen 'V irahssimn Franri* 1200 representatives of nation-' Thousands lli-ar I .a-I Sigma Lpstlon. 5 p.m. "■".d Maquis forces of j wide colleges at the convention! W illki«- Services 123 Morrill hall "-olican, reentering |,n th,ca«° last Junte" France, and is in- At that time. Miss Jeannette Ue Wolverine sales, 5 p.m. ; - - :. fury with Franco' a^sisUnt to the dean of. Home NEW YORK, Oct. Id (APi - Office, Cuioii annex Men and ;r*- ' •' ■ m.g up artillery and' Economics, was also selected as women, prominent and Orrhcsi*. 5 p.m. . ' - • : 'Nuipment against i ,he nw state advixrr .lepies- anonymous, crowded into Fifth Dance studio. Women's gym ;' - Avenue Presbyterian church to¬ Hepublicans, a blue eatmg MSG ai tne convention f1*'"adcast from London were Miss Oviatt Marjori- day to bid Wendell L. Willkic c StVL board. 5 p.m. 'Graff. Detroit senior; Aileeu' list grmd-hy. Org. room 2. I'nion , # ! Wilson. Detroit senior, and Mary; Outside the church 35.000 per¬ Student council. 7 p.m. .allied RDQ. net** "GUINEA, waited in mournful tribute i Oorsline. Battle Creek senior. sons Org. room 2, I'nion . I"' Oct. n (AP)—Eigh-i As president. Miss Oviatt will. during the 35-minute funeral ser¬ were destroyed in' work with the field secretary of j vice conducted by thc Rev. John SW1. general. 7:15 p.m. :-".e.-n Halmahera islands 1 the Home Economics association I Sutherland Bunnell, pastor and " • Spartan room. I'nion I'"crr.pted to reinforce and the adult chairman of the; a long-time friend of Wilkic '.'hrtsUan Science, 7:15 p.m. ' '■"b'jps opposing Ameri- The pastor concluded his eu¬ -"'S Morotai, General! j student club department. logy with thc words: Chapel, Peoples church They will work on the de-. . : -J—Arthur announced velopment of a national pro-1 "Wendell Willkic. thou valiant Mortar Board. 8 p.m. JEAN OVIATT heart, hail and farewell.'* Org. room 1, I'nion J gram, national projects, province t Wednesday, October 11, 1944 Wcninesday. Oi MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Grin and Bear It • • • By Lichty Stat«- G MICHIGAN STATE NEWS speaking For Ki Entered Offices ns serond-etass matter at the located 011 ground post-office. East Lansing. Mich. floor of east wing of Union Building Annex, for myself scrim »■!!?!«' Published dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular By BARBARA DENNISON school year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students CirdinfT then of Michigan .State coliego. College Phone 8-1511. with a team wt Member AmrbM , „ „ . _ Collralat* Prew Telephone — Editorial Office Office Ext. 2gB — Ext. 2BS; Business AS STUDENTS school devoted at the study to the first unlay, the Spa :rr-r.r » aua HATioN.k nevmmauMi mi — "suWip-^nTatos-Sc por copy; of Agriculture in*the world lad night. Kai NlWHI ABVWtlStng *f™, $3so per year by mail; $2 25 per year Michigan State students should CoIUm Publiibtrt Rrprrtmuth* h> college carrier to students; »:(iHi be interested in the new School ,)V a 33-0 »cor «ao MaemL-M Ave. Maw Yoex. M. Y. per yenr by college carrier to non- (>f pan American Agriculture d*.v- ripening tomorrow in Zamorano, . , Honduras. After a day a MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It is altogether appropriate team yet hack The Associated itph itu! nsaociaieu Pre., 1. i* ro-unwoy entitled to exclustvely vnuww the iw „iw use for republication w. wi ...... ... . .. , .. ttunas lust nigh of all news dispatches rredHed to It or not ""* * othorwtso credited tn thta paper " AU rights of publication on kind in — that the School,the Central the fir3t of Its American oi ix.fptimi of Tac nnd also the local news published therein, special dispatches herein arc also reserved. countries, should open on Col¬ who aggr. umbus day, a day which is ob¬ ihnulder wound i A. A. Apple*at. Kay Reseller served jointly by all states of , the drill. Of the Western Hemisphere. probably hoi The value of education has week never been underestimated, and iffrnsivr (tame Creek Life Is Not Indispensable the new school of education is of even agricultural greater sig- Alter tfoisive display int against Severn hundred women arc walking about the campus rdficance to the Americas. It is ipartans seemed ■inch against I today believing they have lost their last friend ... or »«' "My a .mei'"s, of, ^ttLer'nK 'iiaeh Charley worse that 'they haven't got what it takes to be a college utiflzatton of undeveloped land laff wilt no dou success. These women are the rushees who did not jfet that amj resources, ttver this much r bright spot ir tinal bid from a sorority. As the schorl is set up. it will Int- hite offense last Broken hearted as they may feel for the next few days have permanent enrollment of ,e imssirie that ki . . . all-important as a sorority bid may seem to them fhreTy'ear course? with the st£" jmr all the way right now ... as a student at State a sorority is not the dents selected from citizen fam- Two long pass tried that rovero passport to success. >|ies wi'h varied backgrounds. rep in enemy Less than one out of every three women Greek organization. Fewer women actully belong to sor- belong to a f^VTho^w^W^t^er^ p,. unabie to go to school, tiled tuck or tt a re been diffcre! orities than went through rushing this year. Arithmetic The boys will spend four n and Jack Ure "I know you shot down 20 Zeros, Colonel, but it says here ittiiig their tart ami not pull or glamour, pretty clothes or personality hours each wteekday at man- can't vote till you're 21—" prohibits every rushee front becoming a sorority member. JJ®1 ^'"at'leMt'^ twaToura^at Sorority membership is limitetl by a quota. Sororities games und recreation, Perman- nre not encourgaged on this campus to keep them from ent maintenance of the school ■ .-una uay. gaining an almighty importance among women. has been pledged by the United letters To The Editor Prnv rd Wort . . , , hruit company, although the Bee use a woman wears a sorority pin makes her m> bet- ,, educational center is separate ter titan the woman who does not. Sororities realize this- from the company, with its own and rompl; Hits in regard t- TO the Editor: ... so do independent upperclassmen. stuff Would it be possible to have looking have put me in the Too many women have gone through Michigan State one of the ubjecoves ot the reply lo this letter printed college proving that it is the woman, herself, anil noFthe ™Zwhvc'S^* S- "> the state New Do any of you tipper-' why pin she wears that gets her dates, worthwhile campus vinutly, grown in the Central. I should like to know tickets to the opera "The Gypsy teen ever res or I Ulo post ions, good marks and real friends. American countries training of Huron'.' are being made avail- , >'nur cerebelluiunfortunate Sorority rushing this year wore out everyone concern- addition, boys will lead them hack able first to tlm e persons ton 'wo of the: ed, sorority members as well as rushees . . . Nevertheless, to their own communities to ap¬ lazy or too asleep'to go and get dwelling in the so-ealli " ticket fur "l.a Traviata" lie- hexes" You know who lie it was a sincere attempt on the part of I'aullcllenic coun¬ ply what tlrey have learned, und •' "»«»«■• groggy-eyed »e tiiil lesult in continued ad van- 'lore it was too late" The same cil to work out a program which was fairest to both sor¬ s for those who had seats >nu hear stampeding in the plages to the people of the Cell- R ond the twentv-fifth row. ority und rushee alike. Bess hurried "rushing will be con¬ tral Aitjencas. '. direction of the don tinued throughout the year for the women who were not Vice-President Henry Wallure, j cannot see whv those per- 'he zero hour every mon \stll speuk tomorrow for •tins wlio. did get tickets beeanse Do you suppose that or pledged Monday. tliev were on their toes should » bine or two you could gtlration eeremomes i;f Many freshmen wait purposely until their sophomore 'he in. be penalized m Oivor of those book in your newspaper a- School ot Pan Amer¬ vvho kept putting it off until f"P°' ,n y»ih' scandal shei year to choose a sorority. By this time they can pick more ican Agi icultiire at Zuiikm uno, the last minute even an ineonspieuous e. r«>.« C.OUIltl wisely the group with whom they would he happiest. will e.xpnns the thanks and I got my ticket Monday m«r- "" heck page for us In the end there is little mom at State for broken gissj wishes ol the pcsiple of rung and 1 did not see any crowd souls struggling to mum', 1 ill l.vaw ft Noith America in the new pro¬ hearts. Too many exciting things are happening. Tod around the ticket office. No line, meager existence entiiely ject being iindrrtakvn by our no iiotlung. just stepped up and pendent ot the big dorms 'tulr Frit lav many new opportunities are knocking at every student s livighbois to the south. got a ticket and now Lj/y Joe 1 door to weep over the ones that are left behind. and Igizy Sue get first chance, Success will not come to any woman on this campus "1TH ALL. the campaigning It's" a crazy world when we re¬ because she wears a sorority pin. The freshman wearing w and s[icecn making going ward a person for tieing asleep. ... '..oitry i«lv b, g on in connection with the PAUL WEGNER, Jit. u pledge pin now must prove herself as well us her president, il elec- ut .1 W ill roommate who thinks college happiness has ended be- ■etns to have ne¬ Editor: »e at Col rpt) the thi ... .'en H cause she didn't make '.'the grade." glected making one particular I Hen •mg a freshman, sort of on e:s witl NONNIE point clear p* the hartreuse suit. I realize '-meet. 1 It won't be'long before No. I'm -to be seen and not •rliitig. i vember rolls aruund, and tlie heard but beefing about beds, . . "Iter for zVmdrican people must have mourning over the mattresses, lleldir learned by now that they can't «tb in it STATE COLLEGE BOOK STORE expeot Thanksgiving to be any o mile r patUeular day any more. Department of Cntd giving recent was vein x. observed Thanks¬ the last information Thursday in November, tiut that MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE lias tuore or less gone out of the he eapt ■am. H window m>w. WOLVERINE <1 bee* The calendars made up The Wolverine • les stall will this year with Nov. ao a-fThanks- meet today at S p.: in the Wol- THE/ ARE HERE! giving day. but so were the verine office, according to Doug made up once before indicating the day, and tt wasn't right, as it Hird, sales director All salesmen lASSIFl asked to attend ENGLISH SyiLABUS turned out It's all mighty con- LACTt'Rt; Tit'KLTS LOS' fusing and if ther.e is any chang- Tickets lor the lecture, 'The KELLS SOLID MENSURATION ing about time World Kecoluliun" by Dr. Will . \HF.'n — omething said about it. Durant to be presented Kriilay Pocket STRAUSBAUGH — ELEMENTS OF BIOLOGy * * * evening at 8:15 in l ollege audi- BIOLOGy LAB. MANUAL ' \Villi a sigh of relief-and a torium. are now available at t(te Photo Case slightly deflated look, accounting office In the Admin- some 1.500 or more soror- 's'ration building.-Students may yOUNG-PORTER CHEMISTRy A hzvdy to ct'iy you' ity women and rushees put the 'estrve scats by presenting their — w«y last two weeks behind them Mon- studene receipts frvontc'pictures. Saddle WALLBANK CIVILIZATION-Pt. I day night, and vowed not to do SIGMA EPSILON — leather cast in 3 sirec any more rushing until zbsolate- Sigma Epsilon, business admin- ly necesasry. istration honorary, will meet to- There is nothing quite so wear- night at 5 p.m. tn room 123. Mor- want 1 in rill hall. accoFding to Pres. Vir- 1.00 to 2.00 ; State College book Store spite of the individuals who coin- k'nia /Vnderson, Cadillac senior. formal "There shouldn t rushing until be winter Members to are place their orders asked > be presi for pins. Monogrammed Free NEAR THE PEOPLES CHURCH term." the idea never passes all the sororities .is a body, 'LkCE VOUR ORDER z\nd in.spiie of the complaining •- fRATERNlTy 3-,d SOROR TZ taat is done, and the relief when J E W E L R y HOURS: Monday through Ftiday—8:00 • 6.00 the session is over, no one will J&d&urrtaMi^ ' v»tk ■ Saturday—8:00-12:30 deny that a lot of wonderful wo¬ Si men were added to the rank- of ■Tom Suckling, c/a Balfour Co, MSC's modern Greeks as a re¬ Ann A-b'c.. Mich*. • 1*7 South Washington Aw ! sult. Wednesday, October 11, 199 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS State Grid Eleven Prepares Why Notre Dame Defeated Tulane Prof Chooses for Kansas Stale Battle 25 Members yriiiiniages, Offensive Drill Stressed By JOE HEAGANY ForWorkshop CirdinP themselves for their third tussle of the season Radio Group Will Rn gin dt'h a h iti" whose past record promises easier going Sat First Kclmtrsals iriiav. the Spartans participated in a spirited scrimmage .it last night. Kansas State, weekend foes, lost to Missouri Meclitig Tonight L aa 33-0 by 3. score last Satur->~ From the 98 student* '.vho '"\fter a day's rest the first, Roosevelt Loans auditioned for the radio dramatic workshop under (eam jr„t back in the swing lust night, and with the Italy Money for the direction of ProK. Joe 5" ° Tackle Mike Pra- Post-War Use Callaway, 25 have been chosen. .L- «h„ aggravated iin -old This group, exclusive of writers, ..ulder wound all participated includes nine full membe r and the drill. Offensive tactics WASHINGTON."Get. 10 (AP) sixteen apprentices. —President Roosevelt announc¬ II probably hold the limelight The first meeting.of the werl*- ed tonight the United States is making available to shnp will be held tonight at 7 in Offensive Came Stressed r Stressed making available to the Italian the Italian room 2411 of College auditor"un. After displaying a high-geared government dollars equivalent to All members should atternk Cal¬ .[tensive ae.unst Scranton the American the Italian lire issued to pay laway said. If they tire unable to troops in Italy. Spartans seemed to lose their "The dollars will be used by do so they should call either Miss against Kentucky, and Nadel or Miss Sitter at 8-2WJ2. h I'bailey Uachman and the Italian government to pay for | will no doubt try and re- essential civilian supplies pur¬ P'ull members are: Jo.ui Gar¬ ■r this much needed weapon. chased - in this country for use in ... ...... ......... j usi- m ter, Kalamazoo junior; Barbara bright spot in the green and liberated Italy," Roosevelt said in Chandler, Muskegon junior; «»rl o offense last week-end was ....... n statement. James Harvey; Richard Hender¬ psirm that kept State in the The step was, taken after con¬ son, Detroit sophomore; Dave all the way. sultation with the British govern¬ Lang; Barbara Lipton, New York Tw , long passes ill the first ment. Roosevelt said, adding City senior; and Louise Oiter- i that covered half the field that Britain wil continue to pro¬ hold. enemy territory were vide its share of an agreed ,, in pro¬ e.i luck or the score might gram of supplies to Italy but Apprentices are: Pat una under different financial arrange¬ lleechler, Charlotte junior; Dick Imvii different. Bob Brueg- ments. Notre Dame Back ELM EH ANGSMAN (15) carries the ball Brett nan; Betty Butler, Bui tain, :iii(i Jack ltreslin have been for 17 yards and a first down against Tulane at South Bend, N. Y. junior; Milton 1, Cue; ui« their targets with un- "It has been our intention," Roosevelt said, "to make avail¬ Ind. Identified players: Notre Dunns- Right End Hill O'Connor Maxine Elliott, Cai'O junior; n» accuracy in the two games •m c iiilitioiis call for it able to the friendly European (2fi). Tulane Quartet back Lon ' Kinley (22) and End Sain KobertMylepinger; Julia Mio key, countries dollars equivalent to Molloy (21). Notre Dame won, 2(1 to 0. Cedarluust, N. Y. sophunivre; ill !„• plenty of pitching the local currency issued as pay Marvel' McGirr, Birmingham to American troops in their ter¬ seniorf/Glenn Moore, Ne\% Buf- i Proved Worth tutelage of John ritory. This policy differs from | faio junior; lan Robertson, Sim- dusky junior; Rcnee'Scott, uke- inch, the Spartan that to be applied in ,the ,roved their mettle of Italy since in the latter u ill not have such it is subject to s|ieeial lestricions u served to the United States in case ease Spartans at War mos junior; John Swank; Kit oner Thomson; Joyce VanSickle, Lan¬ sing junior; Arnold Waikup, •I it this weekend, connection with the linal peace Hudson sophomore; and Judy be ready for any- LT. KflBKKT PGKORNV . . . ai an eighth AAP' bomber sta¬ .11 chance to settlement. has been awarded an oak leaf Williams, Grand Rapids i.oho- ,i see tion in England. Captain Past js inore. ii action, and all cluster to his air medal for "meri¬ bombardier of a B-17 Flying torious achievement'' while par- Fourteen writers nave het it se¬ displayed depend- I in-: s, and a veteran ol heavy RUSSIA tii ipatmg in .several bombing at¬ tn bomber missions over Berlin, ct pttxt tentatively, A meeting the Spartan of-| tacks upon German milibn.v and \v11 he called lor them l.itt it tJus c in (Continued from Page-1) Hamburg and Munich, including week; in the meuntime.^dl Win¬ l.'r uncovered to a pear to tie a tenuous one of tlie j industrial targets. Lieutenant Po- attacks against many other ers are urged to attend tin* mst Saturday in the'per- surt made and then w iped put j korny is tin- l o-pilol of an Eighlh ei.« my targets^ • ns-.in. Johnson tal- i wist of Riga during the suuimv An Poire B-17 Plying portress meeting of the workshop tonight. . ( I'I.. HAROLD GATES s, canton game and j Places in ti heavy bombaidment group, ... The writers are: PJuabeth captured included Kretin- ! litis returned-from service out¬ .II Saturday. The northeast til Memel. and Darben- station) it in England, and .was a Baldwin. Lois Banzet, E.isU t*m- j | side the United States and is now -tiig junior; Miss Chandler; I 'i from Pennsyl- j ai and Lcnkimai. seven and 1(1 member of He perian -fr'a'eniity being proves Ot I through the army KaUianne ft Hector; Mr. Hen- iiy cause huvtx' if | miles.due east of Memel. The el- j while at MSI". forces redistribution station num¬ ricrson; Helen Jeffords; Bonnie a | feetive width of the Soviet I • ay. bar- O DONALD CIIASE ... ber two in Minim Bench, where Johnson; Eleanor Koca, Detroit trier north of Memel appeared j ------ is attending the combat crew .1 is next assignment will he de- junior; Betty Mulh-ton, Biruoiig- be about 20 miles. ( nuntry Tram | school at an eighth AAP" com¬ Icimilled. Coi|s lid ('Sides served liam sti(>ohoinoi'e; Polly Monroe, | The siege ring also was drawn posite station in northern Ireland. in'Tommiinii-atiiiiiii for Iti nutntbs Lansing sophomore; Miss Stott; 2 ill l.vavv j tighter aruuiid Riga, long-threat. This linal phase of Ins training for Ohio in the Mediterranean areti. A tier Margaret Smith, Royal Oak .j-o- {etied capital .of Latvia, with cap- , consists of instruct ions in high l.e was returned to Ihe United itn; Carmen Straw; and Utah ulr Iritlay Morning | ture of liauja, railway station 11 altitude In milling pint t tluit * and States, he wnsrliiispitalized Jane Tattle. • miles north, Hopazi, 10 miles! tactics as practiced m 'ins thea¬ tiist meet of the: lint .beast and Saulkalne, 12 miles i v at Ohio State, ter of operations. 11)1011 comple¬ j southeust. tion of the coinse p'llgbl iMIieel am is work- | axt Prussia Threatened Chase will be assigned wittTlns Swain Jewelry Store let in condition i Gen. Ivan C. Uagramaian and • crew to one of the heavy bom¬ win over the three Expert Watch Repairing , his tirst Baltic army thus had bardment groups carrying tlic air olumbus. caught lire German groupings not j , offensive over Eiiioiw-.. n Brown will take 10 ,:nly in Riga but around Leipaja' CAIT. JAMES EAST Day Scivice - with - him to the and ... State Theater M et. they well leave Ventspils, two other-Baltic j has been: promoted from first Bldg. East Lansintj ' g, in a car. j ; Latvian peats, and |>osed an'im- mediate lieutenant In (tie lank pi captain for threat to the narrow j «-r the team is-j strip of Meinetlund, and to the I'.cl,ling junior, who, northern section of East Prussia. ( ii the national col- j The Germans were reported to I ■ tune run this m'-landing spring, have a concentration of armor in runner is the northern cut off pocket which j Have a Coca-Cola = Put 'er there, old timer i 'UdVwho's a grad- \ probably would lead any attempti stem Michigan col- aptaincd the cross j break out. ; puwertank Kerce Used 1 However he The Berlin radio said the Rus- j necaose he has not! sians were themselves using a j 1 years. battering ram of more than 1,000! l VSSl PIED ADS! great offensive that swept west- ji tanks and 1,000.000 men in the ward to the sea. LOST j| Prussia Already the pressure on East | was mounting. A. strong | V it f.tte" iblong. contingent of the Soviet forces j ilitary Academy that achieved the initial break- 1 J,d : C,UJ1.23.«I southward j through in Lithuania wheeled j and strengthened the' !t ;A ,|1' diamond set fra- Russian positions along the Nte- ' ■ ' f ttaao*1* en' ji'a4 men r'ver today with capture of; Tauragae. | M'lA.'.KfTJt fountain pen. ————- '• . slori-ill hall. Carr's ■ ' Call-State News. 21-23 Honorary lo Sponsor Scroiul IVp Rally wanted A second pep rally will be tall instructor, year r more. old child, Notify held titis Friday evening at the west entrance of the Union. The . ..or greeting new pals in Ketchikan P^ono In Alaska, just as here in the States, to say Hate a "Coke" orjetter J program will start at 7 p.m. with music by the college band and is to say Pal, u e're right glad you're here, just as it does chcc-is leaders on hand to lead in in your own home. In many lands around the globe, the student for some traditional yells, ■ 1 8-1456. work Satur-1 During the rally, members, of pause tlsat refreshes with ice-Cold Coca-Cola has become the team will be called up-tt SALE short talks about Saturday's ""uf tires. Fair con- game with Kansas State. A snake 1 tOTIUD UN0LR AUTHORITY OF IHE COCA COtA COMFANY SY dance is being planned for after | ttirce terms. Need Coca-Cola Mottling Company of Jackson ws Euckerldge, 83068. the rally, which is being spon- Wednesday, October 11, 1944 A WS, Theta HoldSig Final Sal. Wil Churchill, Stalin Talk of Peace Plans Of Activities Blue Book Today Freshmen, today will he the* Post-War Topics*I Record Jinn Holds last chance to buy the answers' from the pages of the Active Blue Book itself: Since there ; •. Holtl Spotlight - THE - to all those questions which up- so many interesting clubs tu • \ Despite FDR Plea haven't yet covered. . pcrclassmen joined and activities to try. i: Any quety about activities on At Moscow WOMAN'S WORLD campus or any doubts about what it lakes to get into these asso¬ easy to do too much. No . wants to "grow up to be a 1 , CHICAGO, Oct. 10 (AP) — —or a nervous wreck, so t, cleared up in the new , MOSCOW, Oct, 10 (AP) James C. Petrillo, head of the ORCHESIK ciations are things calmly at first. •—Prime Minister Churchill Activity Blue Book. The Activity Blue Books Orchcsis members and tryouts American Federation of Musi¬ The women behind the editor¬ . came to Moscow for talks Will meet today at 5 p.m. in the be called for between 1(1 a cians, today rejected President ial scenes of this handbook for dance studio of the women's gym. and 5 p.m. in the main L'u with Premier Stalin which Itoosevelt's request to remove the coeds are Billie Morley, New The hour Will be spent on dance lounge. should lend to guarantees of Troy senior, representing AWS, union's 2(1 month old ban on mak¬ techniques. Ho Howland and Peg Middlemiss, pence after victory,, it was learn¬ ed in responsible quarters to- ing recordings, and contended MORTAR HOARD Detroit seniors, of Theta Sigma Rather Id He Speaker such a step would take business Phi. Dorothy Jury Shaw, Detroit British and Hussion lead- aw'ay from concerns that have senior, announces a Mortar board CDC Information at Detroit Meeting spent three hours together in agreements with the AKM. meeting for tonight at R in or¬ First and most important is the Howard llather, I h <, n Kremlin last njght and met In a nine page telegram to the ganization room 1, Union. information telling just what is Basic College, will be tiKain tonight at a gala banquet President, the AKM chief stated being done by Michigan State speaker at an annual moe* arranged by the Soviet. govern- that since the prohibition went SWI. college in the war effort, and of the Michigan Associate.1 luent and attended tiy the en¬ Into effect Aug. 1, 1942, the uni¬ General meeting will he held how anyone can help through the Registrar's and Admission tire delegation and the U.S. and on had entered into contracts at 7:15 this evening in the Spar¬ Co-ordinating Defense Council, fires at the Canterbury. H,. British ambassadors and envoys with 105 tlrms and individuals, tan room according to Kitty Mit¬ more commonly known as CDC. in Detroit. from the British dominions, that they were producing nearly chell, East Lansing senior. For music lovers there is some¬ High school principals, a leaders Discuss Germany 4.000,000 records u month, and A board meeting has also been thing interesting on page 12 en¬ tants, and senior counse The willingness with which that the restriction now affected called for today at 5 p.m. in or¬ titled "Music Maestro, Please". have been invited to hear Stalin met Churchill was indi¬ only two companies--RCA-Vic- ganization room 2, Union build¬ And the cooks in the crowd will explain the Basic College cative of the Soviet Marshal's tor and Columbia. find out how they can get their they in turn may pass the ing. readiness to discuss the mighty "There is only one solution to linger in the pie by reading "If formation on to students 11 YWCA You Could Only Cook". cstod in Michigan State. problmes which must Inevitably this* problem," the Petrillo mes¬ Robert S. I. lace the United Nations after the sage set forth, "the federation can Dr. O. W. Warmingham, of the All Activities Included Registrar war. accept, and that is for these two American Youth Foundation, will Upperclassmen can brush up and Glen O. Stewart, directi the workings of the Point alumni relations, will aK • High on the agenda is the Bal¬ companies to sign the same con¬ be present at the YWCA fireside on kan situation— what to do to tract as the 105 other companies supper held today at 5:30 p.m. Supervisory System by reading tend the meeting. For the make sure the German and pro- have signed if they wish our in the students parlors of Peoples the explanation on page 31 ten years Stewart has pi..: No one is left out and every in¬ new programs with senau fascist spilt is eliminated in members to-work for them in church. lie will speak on Detroit and is now fosterii utheastern Europe. "Thumbs Up, Heads Up, Hearts terest is given its due. . ta making recordings and transcrip¬ terest in the Basic College One warning thought, however. The question of what to do tions." Up." with Germany is, of course, one of the biggest topics before the 1'nited Nations. Poland Becomes Topic Tile two also are expected to talk about Poland. Churctull's at¬ titude 011 Poland is well known because he has s|M»ken recently in a fashion that met with Soviet approval, especially when he said Russia had a right to expect a friendly 1'olano With the two leaders tierson- PICK A WINNER... nlly discussing the problems con¬ fronting the United Nations, I /.- vrstia, the official Soviet govern¬ ment organ, stoutly expressed Outlay to alteiing the <>l a unanimous vote r major powers on ttie international security council in of |Mistwar aggression. IVrmissioii (.ranted Women iOU'iidlng the evening pel 'formatter iif "Othello" 111 laui- \s ill tic required to give up coupon Those rotuining lat- thull tlie allotted hoi , and a liall must let urn a- quickly ,as possible and siiow ticket stubs to Below: SHORT • then housemothers sweaters in ~5ott. 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