fOB VICTOKT Weather Partly rloady and warmer wlUi fresh winds. Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1944 NO. 27 U. S. Wiarships Hit Japs Near Philippines Today's Campus Story of Life in Romantic To Be Told in Strauss ... II 'aterfront is the sad, sad story of Beat Operetta °ff Fo,n,08a ALLIED III»Q.. NEW GUINEA, Wednesday, Oct. 18 (AP) _ the Kelly and her loss of Marty sane fr»i«l. II seems that Marty Bypay Baron9 American Mindanao. fliars over northern „as drsrrndinK from the Grey- |n the Philippines, ht.und H.ver in Ann Arbor and Presented by surprised » la pa lies- motor con¬ j(l,r very casually greeting her voy- and destroyed it with bombs, iirdered the porter to re¬ IL S. Artists today's communique reported. move lire hags from tl The This blow at supply Ihe bus. Iler poise was "Gypsy Huron," fea¬ enemy alien sudden lines was tlmed-with the upsurge rd turing a cast of 70 musical open and 'Ke will be presented to¬ of carrier plane blows against the cut all over he street. After Philippines. humbly retrieving her belong- night by the New York City j ,u, she crept away to the hotel Opera company, in College audi- | chance for the evrtiing. t'pon torum at 8:15 as the third PEARL HARBOR, Oct. 17 her on the college lecture con- j num-1 ifrnal there, it was learned from American car- reliable sources, she spent ex; cert series. lane attacks on- artly one and one-half hours try- The operetta, a romantic com- , the northern Philippines In; to get her suitcase open with cdy, has its setting in southern | her date nailing none too pa¬ Austra during ihe middle of the were reported by radio Tokyo tiently in the lobby below. Such last century. The plot revolves today on the heels .of Adm. Ches¬ i» lite ill Cafe Society. around Sandor Barinkay who re¬ ter W. Nimitz' statement that turns home after having been Nippon warships retired without exited for participating in a re- a light after they sighted the . I irtue Falls U.S. task force armada off For¬ bcllion-against the Austrian king. mosa. untiling like being hyp- Expecting id take possession of j Tokyo said the latest h's in the /(■(' in give one u wonderful his parental estates. Barinkay Kit: advocate* Kathleen Vir- finds instead that during his ali¬ Philippines centered on Clark Field, pre-war American air H.rii''. i .sophomore. When music director enee the old homestead has tie- KI( IIAKII base 4h miles from Manila,~and lb iiie t Gibbe's psychol- come run down and that it is . . operetta hero on the port of Lcgnspi. southern class begged lust week being occupied by i ugy 1 demonstration of the Hurricane Kages sies. lit also a band of discovers gyp¬ that a Luzon. The Japanese mid' the raiders were repulsed. p'wt l a of hypnotism, he volunteers to meet his Over Caribbean wealthy swine raiser, Kadihan Aachen Encircled The Japanese continued to ,i | Zsupan, has acquired most of I claim a great sea Victory, over just took n few sooth— eye mail' to tlirow Miss Virtue In MIAMI, 11,A., Oct. a 17 7:45 P.M. (KWTi bulletin. tin land previously owned by his father. /is Nazis Battle ' the American task force that has been sending heavy v nves of nmerilional trnnee. And • > . Ihe I'niled Statesweartherbureau .Marriage of Convenience planes against' Formosa ciiccts can best be stat- reported that the Caribbean hur¬ Allied Troops >. toe . n tim's own words: "I ricane will begin "to affect seri¬ In-order to regain hi sinheri- | But Nimitz declared "on dis¬ I LONDON. Oct 17 (AP)--Pow- covering our fighting strength tanrc without causing legal com- • l.txed now!" ously the Florida keys late to¬ night" and that winds probably pheations. Uurinkay decides t.n a |,,, j flll British and American forces unimpaired, they (Japan- se war- i ships) marriage of convenience with i avoided action i.ntl have .sp!irrr,i w,u ily with II ard to the ll 'ise «ill rearh gale force from West j*;,! 'Withdrawn toward their bases." ... Zsupanhowever, s daughter, Arsena. The ■ Pain, I aim Kj>a, h Beach ..„h and Fort fort M„r« Myers L sensitive German enemy tonight 8irl, love with I ampus tins nil sharpy Chuckles Cal- mak- southward by noon Wednesday. | ottokar. son of her is ill father's a" along mite'liaUle a highly explosive 83- 'line paralleling the JI Amcricvn ■d against ZZAAmT- is on a new money CUBA. Oct. 17 i AP) The hnusekeep!. Mirabella. Zsupan, Dutch- German border betwe Japanese clai us of up mc spier, so beware. Ills sure- o 52 sunk or damaged Isle of ■ Pines, peacetime tourist Anehen ill Germany and Arnhem tin- sthenic is as follows: He is One look at the powe packed resort olf the sou til coast of Cuba. All students who obtained in Holland. Hfrrnit to |,et even money that ,by the mighty force of arships all tif Mate's football scores for wiDv isolated from .ill communi¬ reserved seats for the opera Lt. Gen. Courtney H. Hodg that is Adm. William F Halsey's cation will the mainland tonight tonight and who do not intend American first army probed cuu-' third r season added togeber will to¬ fleet convinced the enemy and lay in the pahl of a raging to use them, are urged to re¬ ti« usly north and northeast of]i tal more than their change was prudent in it* opponents .. ,, ■■■■ tiopical hurricane expected to¬ turn the tickets to the account¬ A; chen, wlier " multiplied together. There's a latch. pics over Hayana province dur¬ ing office Ity laid or to have id in five ic Naif' r,,"H furious attemptsulfi'mtilc * ?*» policy of avoiding .11.. tight at sea. a s ow.lown ing the night. someone take thrill to College I icak into tin encircled city ot The government radio plant in auditorium before the perform¬ Aachen in recent days, had. roll¬ Student Help Neetletl Nucva Gerotia, principal town of ance this evening. Tickets may ed up a heavy concentration of ft- tanks and mobile guns. Kcm'VPm Here to Talk It, n the island, failed during the be detached frm the student ll\ II " and C '"Id | /• Cp / Can for (.are - j-mioon and there was no othe receipts and returned separate¬ Bniisii second army troops ; W itll Student.*, Facility »f (allege Campus means of obtaining news of the ly. fought through the stieets to the, island's imputation of less than ' cvntt-i of the Dutch highway Floyd W. Reeves, pro essor •ssol u of imately 80 students are KMHiO anxious to avoid trouble, urges town of Venray, eight miles from ' education at the Umv- sity of a the maintcnanre of The island and the mainland I his daughter to accept Barinkay: trie German frontier, and pushed Chicago-is on campus t iay and ot Cuba had ample advance an armored column thiee miles will remain until Frday OIIMllt- >• buildings, according Arsena is non-comm tal, but de¬ ■! Kinney, superinten- warning that the worst blow in t clares that she will south and cut the Venray Deurne ing with instructors ant' • 1 talents marry none - buildings and grounds 18 years was creeping slowly up ; other than a baron about individual teaehh-j prob¬ i lrom the Caribbean sea and every American armor was di.sclosed lems . Stung by tills attitude, Barin- to be 'in iHisition on the Br tish nefp has made it nec- I pieeaulion had been taken well i One of the most nu'Mnlidmg li'iloi m only those I in advance. kay persuades the gypsy band light Hank, but lias not yet re~ men in his field. Professn- Reeve* ■ : essential to the up- Residents were evacuated |(J; to make him a baton, and reject - IMirtcd to have been hurled into has travelled widely th oughout lug Arsena, offers his hand to action. buildings. Such job.* | safer locations from many ex¬ the United States devis i'g plans ' • • og windows, cleaning posed coastal |*ants. See OPERA. Page i At nightfall British tommies for better education. Hi official •oris and chalk erasers. I w th bayonets and hand grenades capacity on the campu: k were repot ted lighting halfway { is as a consultant on iication. •kwho'w!sh'to^'ip1*" I Dream Materializes With Formal wishing to work in through Venray, with the Ger¬ mans selling their lives fanati¬ Appointments may he ir : <1 with Professor Reeves throng: i Si . » * . • I /' . asked to leave cally to defend every house and tury Karl II. McDi •ffic nes at Kinney's office '•»'t plant. Those Opening, of International Lenter shop. ' ___________ want- B.v Jl'NE WILKINSON i group. At a meeting last Sunday, •vork on the grounds "reman. Arthur G. Clark, Sunday will mark the formal i the International ciub was or- . opening of the "International I ganized and officers were elect- I tail .. .. Itliell to txesiimo .. TIME TABLE tenter, a dream that_matermhz- td. Wee lily Broadcasts ed. At that time, the Intel-nation- 'Die officers ate: President, al club will welcome faculty Ligia Smons-Quiroz; vice of Theater Reviews TODAY— Ap in members and other students to president. Giro Martinez: secre- civs Brief | N'. Oct. 17 (AP)—High , its new center. 3 Faculty row. The I tary. Muriel Ling: and treasurer. center existed only as a i Ricardo Salazar R. J. Coleman, head of WKAR. recently announced that weekly ■lillel, 3 p.m. .... Org. room I, Union i army chiefs have I dream until last Julv when Prof. I-ce. Dr. C. M. Teran, awl theater reviews wil be given over to-the Russian side and j r,„ Pies. „„„„John A. Hannah an- Prof. | Paul Honigsheim are the college station every Wcdnos- NHI, board, 5 p.m. -mmanders have had j nouneed that tl.e home vacated serving as advisers to the group day at 5 p^m. by Prof. Don Buell Org, room 2, Union } missed, the German of- by Dean Elisabeth Conrad would These students plan to hold director of dramatics. Bueli will j AWN, 7 weekly firesides in the cozy liv- i present the reviews on his pro- p.m. * - • •> gcncy announced as j tie turnerl over to Prof, and Mrs strove amid deepen- Shao Chang Lee to establish a ing room of the center in which j gram, "Curtain Going Up." Org. room 2,'Union " they will discuss various ques-! The program now beginning in! all students - asion to hold Hungary headquarters for Football, 7 p.m. 1 at all costs. tions with the fatuity and other t its seventh year, is designed to ! from other nations on campus. Room 143, Union students, ail of whom will be i keep students and the public in- ' , « » * j The Lees are now living at the welcomed to join the club if they • formed of the theater both on and i 1!:'.\'KING, Oct. 17 (AP)—I center with their daughter and Christian science, 7:15 p.m. ' off Broadway. Bucll, who selects j Japanese troops op- welcoming students every day; at desire. : : "t Chapel, People church Other Activities Planned ! up-to-the-minute news of the , - in two columns arc ad-j the same time, interior decoration These get-to-getheis will prob-' current theater for broadcasting, Men singers;- 7:34 p.m. ^ "ii the west river town is being continued in preparation Pin ably be planned for Friday 1 attedds the season's hit plays in Spartan room. Union L "'Vang' 80 "files south of for the opening ceremony. nights when there are no con- i New York, and keeps in close L'S "i: Slte ot un imP°rtant Club Organised Operetta, 8:13 p.m. J base, the Chinese high Meetings are already being flicting campus activities. First. touch with the New York drifma- Ul'id announced See CENTER, Page 4 j tic critics throughout the year. College auditorium f f) today. held to plan activities for the - - • '' ■ :; 7 Wedesday, September 18, 1944 MICHIGAN STATE HEWS Page Two Grii and Bear It . • By Ltehty WCMMSTMl RHUS SPEAKING Entered u Kcond-clau Offices located an fraund matter at the post-office. East Lansing, Mich. fleer of east vring of Union Building Annex, FOB MYSELF By BARBARA DENN1SON f"published dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular school year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students of Michigan Mate college. „ . „lt i M-teeA-H—«*tete.W m iU,nun a affigrWSB? STbu^ Office — Ext. MS. IT'E a beautiful Lansing noting . . . andday the sighs of relief we've East in been* now »i -»■_.« s ■ o *.. s^_ Subscription rates—3c per copy; "■DOOM AOVninBf mKm $3 50 per year by mail; $f .25 per year that the overseas Christmas Ctil'm Wtedelfdmsoste by college carrier to students; <3 00 package mailing is finished. For te. New VMS. fl. Y-pcr year by college carrier to non- some time, especially the last few LOS Aesstas • Ssa rn inn [Students. days, there has l>een a huge line of persons at the post office pa¬ MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tiently waiting their turn to The Associated Press is exeliMVVly entitled to the use for republication of all news dtetwtctv-f credited to* or not otherwise credited In this paper spread what little Christmas and also the local news published (herein. All rights of publication on cheer is possible in a five pound special dispatches herein are also reserved. package. A. A. Apptegate It's surprising what won't go ii'arutty Adviser Barbara Denatsoa into one of those small card boa rd Manager . . . Peg MMdlemlas Barbara Pearnside Advertising Manager ...... boxes, so thoughtfully provided Night Edtfr Kay Betemer by the local emporiums. It seems KDITOBIAL STAFF strange to be selecting Christmas Assistant Miters - KAY EP.SRMP.B, BETTY JO COBNItH, MARION gifts with everyone in sweaters HK Ktl., JAN HOPI'S, BARBARA JONEI. unit shirt teeves as though it were the middle of October. (Thank •UE1NEM STAFF Assistant advertising manager, lift: DUMNti — Contracts manager, heuven that man tn the Wh tc MAUAt.VN WH.tAIENtl — t'lrcalatian aaaaager, JANE WAI.KEB. House hasn't changed everything. He lias finally decided we can have Thanksgiving Nov. 23 Bus year.) Spartans at War » • ♦ Hell, here we go again. This week, as last week, there has By PEG DUBRY been u complete sell-out of tick¬ ets to the ojiera, "The Gypsy I.T. ARTHUR ROWLEY . . . I.T. BILL FUI.MER . . . Baron, Many of the same |>ersons who were left out last week are who was in command of a recently promoted from the without seats again this time. rank of second lieutenant at' his heavy machine gun platoon in Hon. Spy predict big post-war tourist boom for Nippci France late in July, was kill¬ In Michigan State's plan for everywhere in U.S. he see sign asking citizens to buy fighter base in Britain, has been ed at his bonds to finance trip to Tokio!" awarded the air medal with post. Lieutenant Ful- post war expansion, let's hope iiier, '43 ROTC, a member of there is a plan for a rubber will¬ three oak leaf clusters. A former l ambda Chi Alpha fraternity and ed theater With convex'sides and Spartan, Lieutenant Rowley has active in sports, took his basic concave ceiling, and most of all more than 150 hours of combat flying time on escort missions infantry training at Fort Benn- an inclined floor, and a check LETTERS . . . . To The Editor Berlin, Frankfort, Bruns¬ ing, Gn. room for women's hats over to pay expenses, the conn wick, and other major German LT. ROBERT POKORNY . . . rpo the Ed lor: was recently decorated with a 1 We have been under the im¬ ies must be open to the . production centers. He pilots a Greetings music lovers It's pression. for several years public, why not have tw . . F-38 Lightning fighter aircraft. gecund oak leaf cluster to the too had thai more students have at! medal at 11 eighth an force that a series of entertainments ti rmances. at least one < , 11 A.I. ALBERT TOWNER Kngland not taken advantage "I the re¬ was mhrlc available each year would be available to tt., . . . bimhing station in of the Persian Gulf command where he is a member, of an cord lending library facilities at primarily to the students of student body. has heon advanced from the eighth nir force 11-17 Flying the music building 1 am sure Michigan State college. Appar¬ If the attendance at las* rank of captain. Serving with Fortress group. Lieutenant Po- mall)' students would elijo.v the ently the condition has changed concert series were to t» lite armed forces overseas for korny. was a member of Psi U'p- use of the its-.nil- if they knew and the concert series now seems ed. we believe it would hi the past-21 months, Major Tow¬ mIoii Maternity at State trie simple procedure for obtain¬ to be presented for the benefit of ttint the seating enpa' ' ner. a Siute graduate, was with I » MAI RIPE St ill I.T/ ing them They can either in tak¬ the general . . . public rath-. r then for nearly exhausted, if not • the HOTl' whle here en out like a library honk, or lecently a cadet at the army ttie student body. l.v. SOT. EARL I'KC'K . . . air forces bombardier school at played in the special sound-!,:oof Cannot something be >i We agree that the student at¬ member of the first d vision Carlsbad, N.M.. has been ap¬ rooms in the music budding a tendance at the lecture si - ;es in remedy this situation pointed a Might officer after Records include everything the past has not been what tt concert series for this :• ol marines, serving on nil un¬ disclosed island ol the south Pa¬ completing Ills training there. fiom long-dun i lass.cal select¬ LT. KARL ANDERSON . . . Mitiuhi be. However, it cannot be over ions to deep ill 11 4 nove J \e cific, has been killed in action, vsaid that the crowds have been —FOUR CUE I J according to word received by has been a wanted the distin¬ a • • guished flying cross "for extra—: small at the concert series p. o- his widow. Mrs. Alberta Perk. Advice to tiie facility depart¬ giants. • (*■ TO the Editor. Grand Itapids ordinary achievement, while Sergeant Peek, a senior art serving as co-pilot of a 11-21 Lib¬ ment It Is heard trom usual¬ This type of entertainment is 1 In response to the A<'; major at State at the time erator on numerous special op¬ ly rel able sources, that 99 and what the students enjoy and we quest for recreate' of his enlistment in January erational missions over enemy 44 1(H) jiercent of the students do not believe this privilege friendliness on Sntunk-y See LETTERS. Page 1942. .was the first student to occupied Europe. Recently pio- '■( Michigan State t allege will not .should be denied us If in order make linoleum block play pro¬ nioted to the rank of fnsl lieu¬ be in classes S.itunlay morning gram covei'swat MSC tenant, Lieuenant Anderson is a after the Wayne game in Detroit. ■A member of Beta Sigma Phi. linnet State student. Exact destination of students to t honorary, be was- active in after the game has not been dis- the ait marts where his works rlosed as yet, but it is advisable were exhitutistr-lic participated that aimtudents attending the in the initial invasion of Guad¬ CENTER game wear name tags to facilitate alcanal atui contracted malaria (Continued from Page 1) __ their sure return to Fast lam- Mliilc serving in the south Pa¬ of these meetings will be Friday. sing. (Anonymous i. cific" " tVt. 27. at which time President .lr,irii4 4 Hannah will be the guest. The Been in the grill recently- CLAoSIr IEI) A13S "»*mber« ' of the cluti also hope to hold informal open house on Then you're probably suffering from gnllitis ui disease common LOST Sunday throughout ttie year. to the male and female of the The center, with its quiet but MIAFri'CB mil species and so forth i. Its char¬ HI A' K pen In friendly atmosphere, will be_ppen acteristics are tears flowing like turn or on irmpin S.itunl«y. Krwini every day to nil students. A small l ull HEliU wine, everyone walking alone, reading room has been set aside flHFV TtC.FK CAT. t»l*r king and even a kitchen has been jiving like GIs. and beware, it Mlril Reward Yesterday ■>"»" i»« could happen to you made available for groups V'ri Bid* 2-W*Ci 2 -28-2-.I We can't wait til! Lnrrv Fry- Although the interior is being planned in American style, many m re bring* his r i tvigrnm "Meet the Sudents," to this den pictures and ornaments of Lee's lend beauty to the home.On of iniquity and makes his feeble the second floor, a guest room has attempt to drown out the por- PAIR UN E-ST HAND i>t*tK near been provided by Lee for all dis¬ petual teal's flowing like wine. ,«.U'.i:i practice (told ltcwaid P«'. tinguished guests and lecturers Ami iv as who are on the campus and wish Don't bo a tradition breaker— Leather Twosome to stay there. no smoking on campus. JFWFt.lEn Sigma Kappa sornritv with guard Simr Jm* Geycc i bark Reward Catt a-2313 Handsnhie leather cigaret jar and match box set with gold teoled decoration. Choose, from Chestnut, Brown, Wine, Red, Navy, Saddle Tan. NLW CLASSIFIED RATES 1.25 Each word ovt- . two cents pel word. All advertisements payable In advance, no preferred posi¬ Ut flew Berth tion. Union Bklg. Annex, Room 8 Telcphoue 8-1511 - Business PLUS • "Lucky Cowboy Color Cartoon ON A LI) O'CONNOR WMhlagUa Ave. jbtietmcmtCA. Mehlj»« Ate. EiL 261. FRI. f F "THIS IS THE LIFE" ,>ONAU> SUSANNAO CONNOR FOSTER LUGGAGE LEATHER GOODS TRUNKS GIFTS ........ „ MICHIGAN Wednesday, September 18, 1944 STATE NEWS Page Three Spartans to a m Attempt Fourth II A A fl I 1 lc siRadtotlahm Russian Advance ■ * ll ■ M-m MA ■ — M a a a. a a .. - Til! - Doris Lee Trikes ( 0iH]iiest at U. of Maryland Carnegie Prize On East Prussia WOMAN'S WORLD Doris Lee, visiting Instructor in the art department, recently Team Seeks to Beat Night Game Jinx LONDON, Oct. 17 (AD—A Ay MAY ANN MAJOR won third prize in the Carnegie tremendous new Russian offens¬ AtVS Show at Pittsburgh, Penn. Putting their perfect record on the block Friday the 1 ' nwooiioa •TAfiinrelntr f AM tkniM i>.aal ive aimed straight west towards Members-of AWS wll meet to¬ With "Siesta, a paint ing¬ night practice yesterday for their tussle i i J .. .. held a the heart of East Prussia was day at 7 tun. in organization ot' Negro whman. Itif.cnration Spartans a th the University of Maryland at College Park, Md., announced today by alarmed room 2. Union, Pres. Jane eaine from one of her numerous llmler the arcs. The Spartans will entrain for the east German broadcasters who said Cumming, Detroit senior, an¬ Gen. Ivan D. ChcrninkrovsUy's nounces. trips through the Florida keys. The show, judged by throe Thursday in time to hold*- third White Russian army was TOWN GIRLS museum directors, is one- of the 8 slight work-out before the Rose Bowl Baits on the march toward Inscrburg, The Town Girls have planned biggest art shows ot" Inc year, 300 to 400 profersiona: artists f rav. 37 miles from the border. their regular luncheon for tomor¬ Vaunting one of the best As Western Grid The German radio said the row noon in tlie Town Girls' participating annually. Miss Lee who makes her homo new Red army attack was along lounge, according to Margaret civilian elevens in the mid-west. a 23-mile front on both sides of Rendall, Lansing senior. in Woodstock, N.Y., with Iter „d on the books as a poasblc Is Hit By Draft the Lithuanian town of Vilkavis¬ TIIKTA SIGMA PHI husband, Arnold Blanche, will Theta Phi. women's do a series of paintings of her tpam for a bowl bid, the Spar- LOS ANGELES, Oct. 17 (AD kis and declared it was backed Sigma on U.e strength of theirthree ^ Weg|ern ; by forests of artillery and spear¬ journalism honorary, will not impressions of Hollywood for tan5 Life magazine after co- ple'.ing headed by low-flying Storovik meet tomorrow, as previously an¬ _ wins, and Maryland s failure to fw the Ncw Year.g football gant nounced. The next mooting of the her stay here. planes. thee blue side of the ledger | m Pasadena's Hose Bowl may be She studied at Roekford col¬ hit Moscow was silent concerning group will be held Oct. 211. at 7 lege, Rockford, 111., the Califor¬ largely decided within two weeks in three contest will take the fa¬ and Uncle Sam may be the de¬ the German report, but the as¬ p.m. at the International Center, nia School of Fine Ar:s, and vorite's role. And then comes the ciding factor. sault on East Prussia was the 3 Faculty row. Alt actives and Kansas City Art Instit.iic and big word. "BUT . logical next pledges arc icq nested to be pre¬ Three of the four contenders— step in the autumn abroad. She illustrated the book sent. potential Giant Killers UCLA, California and Southern campaign. orientation leaders "Great Quillow", recent y pub¬ A, the nelm of the Terrapins California—are going to lose val¬ Some Russian forces last week An lished by Jan Thurber. important- 11 a t n i n g • ■ '•■Doc'' Spears, a very able uable players to the armed for¬ reached the East Prussian bor¬ meeting of freshman orientation mentor, and capable of giving ces. der at points a dozen miles north- leaders will be hold tomorrow Alumni C.lub If ill Hold any team a good battle Spears The other, the University of j west of Vilkaviskis They. had evening at 7 in room 112, Union has hail experience at Toledo, Washington, also will be affected. I a'ood at Vilkavisk itself for Meet in# "/ Statler annex, according to Chairman Wisconsin, and Minnesota, and hs But not until after it plays the I more than two months while the Sue Avcrill, Birmingham junior. team is a potential giant killer Trojans here next Monday night I cleanup of the Baltic states was in Washington, #}. Leaders are requested to bring according to Joe Holsinger who and California the following in progress. pencil and paper. An .routed the easterners. Saturday at Berkeley. j The Germans acknowledged open house for The six hundred alumni members of The Spartans will enter the The Wclchmen have won their' 'bat the Russians had r eached ...me in full strength, but Jack (jictl Intramural Michigan State college in Wash¬ games by overwhelming scores I411® border at one unspecified ington. • I). C'.. will bo held in fi'rt'slm. stat fullback, may have but the opposition hasn't been point in lite offensive which be- Guiitc* Continue the Pan American room of the n' he wary of the ankle injury first grade. The team has only; Kan Monday. The apparent first In block !, Kappa Kappa Gam¬ Hotel Statler Saturday after¬ -,1 received in Saturday's en- two performers from that which important goal was Instcrburg. ma defc ded South Williams 50 noon, Glen Stewart, dinctor of u>utiler tit her w se the squad got a terrific pasting last New less than two score miles ahead to 15. Wells hall and Alpha Phi alumni relations annouiui I yes- w a :»• m shape. With the re- Year's at the hands of USC. I of the driving Russians. were the winners in hlnek II, rto- tirday. ___ length pretty well tested, Uncle Sam is going to raid the | - toatmg Robinson house and Fast -- Among those invite aro s. nn'cl problem should not California teams two weeks ■ Mayo, 23 to 2ti and 311 to 13. re- President John A. irmah, | coaching staff too j hence. California, with a perfect (iniiipti* True Stories > poet tvely. t! Iph Young, director ath- slate, is to lose nine pel formers, j , , .... ... Precincts nine and two of Mas¬ letics, L. 1, Frimodig, . s\stant Night Game Jinx ; five of the regulars Hachten,, restlliretl hv " h All on doubled the score of Concord director of athletics, am Cuach These is all"fo"a psychological I Adj8»n and in the linej 'Campus Vignette*" a 15 rnrn- house; 42 to 21, in block 111'Charles Bachman. Mrs. James andMl'!'' and Qu.st in ho back-! while the Thetns a!: defeated | McKlroy, class of '23, p stdent ispecl. me Spinu tans have never 1 held. They play their last "—"1 "te drnmat c program hroarivasi amo! North and South Campbell 43 j of tin Washington alum .. ., eight contest in recent from WKAR every Wednesday at against Washington C. mpbell defeated Wi Ma.V"! Major Frank Gaines. ( ISS of ;r.e. t'liui r the Crowley regime 4 p.m. is based on actual hap¬ :.«• uti -haded the Spartans 30 to 25 in the only gai played I '33, se •rotary, will also : P es- penings in the daily life in MSC in block IV. ,4-:: i- D»3n. and in 1340 the Canadian (lovcmmvnt. The stories, which written met ..o-orbed a licking from are | oy J. Kenneth Richards, cold mil- ! Education Officials ity director, of WKAR.areilrama- I tized by student talent. Today's I Swain Jewelry Store •2nrs MSC. east includes Boh Kamins. I.atl-I I.- t cv more should show the about football. Five Canadian government and Mlig senior; Mai u le Rive, Sagi¬ rdyi.attonal oltieials. includrng naw senior; Marvel McGirr, Bir- I Expert Watch Repairing point to the break- .jH, president of the Ontario Ag- mingiiam senior; Joyce 10 Day Service v nv-. night football Jinx. I rieulturul college at C.ulph, On- Howell junior; and Joan fatter, I Mowlctt.j State Theater Bids. East Lans-^g ,S noon employing a f tari0, left here yesterday I r Kalama/.oo junior. . Mack while Bachman Canada after having spent two The no shift style. I days on campus for the purpose J „f studying the organization and administration of MSC. Home >» N i»it < | G. The visiting officials were: I. Christie, Godfrey, head of insti- I Ontario Agricultural college at u.istration and man- Gulph; \\*. R. Reek, deputy mm- Dr. president of the OUR SPECIALTY 1 omen's dormitories atjister of agriculture; S. E. Todd, i-Mty of Texas, and Sel- | director of the agricultural de- head of the Scottish velopment council and a member utory at the same in- of the Canadian Bacon board; Thi* 1* A Tip We \\ i>h lo Pa** On In k (HI w !l arrive on campus W. H. Tisdale of the Canadian cy will spend two days i cooperative wool growers; and dormitory manage -. M. M. Hood, director of publicity date. I in the department of agriculture. Tin- Motto of the STATE COLLEGE BOOK STORE WOLVERINE Department of I* Bipjier anil Better I'ititires. Jk- STATE COLLEGE ... MICHIGAN In the I'ast There Have Been IMetureH—But "THIS Year There Will Be Even More. Chemistry Laboratory Aprons Written and Spoken English Theme Paper Moniset Desk—Pen-Ink Unit Don't Forget to OKDER It THIS WEEK Esterbrook Fountain Pens at the Wolverine Table in the Union! Fall Term $1.50 State College book Store - Winter Term — $5.00 NEAR THE PEOPLES CHURCH Spring Term — $5.50 HOURS; Monday tkraugh Friday—8 - 6 Saturday—8 - 12:30 Wedesday, September 18, l <144 MICHIGAN STAT* N*WS Pace Four Two Allied Armies Battle Nazis for Supremacy at ia ♦ Nazi Array Remnant Refuse* to Budge Former French Hours For Basic Counselors TBI RS. FRIDAY From Italy NAME OFFICE MONDAY TUESDAY WED. ROME, Oct. 17 Nazi Field Marshal (AI*)— Albert Official First Barnett. Harry 102a Lang. 2:30-3:30 11-12 230-3:30 10-12 2:30-3:30 10-11 11-12 2:30-3 00 1-3 2:30-3:30 10-11 Series Guest 313 H. E. 10-11 2-4 Clayton. Ruth 3-5 Kesselring apparently has 103 Anal, 9-10 9-10 a-l# 9-10 9-10 Devercux. E. D. 2-3 2-3 decided to fijfht for Boloj?- 2-3 2-3 Monday 9-10; Tuosdav 1 In the first of three lectures tl Forestry Almost and day or hour except: na, and German troops have been Dressel. Karl Thursday 3-3 shipped into position to make a sponsored by the Institute of For¬ 10-11:30 Z-4 2-4 10-11:20 9-10 Gelsenhof, Paul 131 Aud. hitter, all-out light for the an¬ eign Studies, Dr. Robert Lncour- . 2-3 9-10 9-12 cient city in the" foothills of the Gayet, burner inspector general 9-12 9-10 9-12 Halligan. C. P. 304 Hort. 1-2 1-3 1-2 1-4 Appenines, Allied headquarters of French finance, will speak at 1-5 3-4 announced today. 7:30 tomorrow evening in the 2-4 2-4 2-4 ,2-3 2-4 Hays. Lois 0 H. E. The American fifth and the music audtorium. 10-11 By Appt. 10-11 By Appt 10-11 ltritish eighth armies gathered a Lacour-Gayet's lecture, open to Hemtngcr, 1-aura 201 M. H. 1 30-3 1 30-3 1:30-3-00 few more slippesy hills into their students, faculty and towns¬ 430 M. H. 1-3 10-12 10-11 10-12 10-11 bland, IaiDore 2-3 1-3 lines, but Marshal Kesselring people, concerns "Problems of 1-3 10-11 10-12 1-3 still was frustrating the months- the administraton of occupied 7 II. E. 10-12 1:30-3 30 Lee, Jeanette 3-4 long Allied endeavor- to destroy territories: past and present." 0-12 0-12 0-12 8-12 Enty. Bldg. 0-12 his amy aiid chase it's remnants Morofsky. W. F. During his stay on the campus 0-10 10-12 3-5 10-12 out of Italy. Dr. Lacour-Gayet wjll hold con¬ Pettlgrove. Jt. R 314 Ag. Kali fc-IO 1-3 The fifth army, in small but ferences with student groups and 9-10 9-10 9-10 9-10 102b Lang. - 9-10 important gains before Bologna, Ramsey. John A. 2-3 1-2 speak to numerous classes in the 1-2 2-3 1-2 1-3 9:30-11:45 advanced past Lamina and Casa 10-11:45 2:30-4:30 Institute of Foreign Studies. His Sheehan, D. F. 215 M. H. 2:30-4 30 Ui Bortignano along the highway visit is part of a program to en¬ 10-12 3-5 1-4 •Ml from Florence, reaching a point Slgerfoos, C. C. 2 Olds Hall able perons to become more fa¬ nine miles from Bologna's out¬ miliar with the social and econo¬ 0-12 Smith, L. A. 2ol Olds Hall 1-3 skirts t mic conditions of other lands. 9-10 9-10 9-10 10-11 1-2 Farther cast American troops I -acou* -Gayct, who lectures Stetn, Keith 220 Music 11-12 2-4 leached j»oints north of the bulge under the auspices of the Institute in the Castcl Del Rio-Castel San of International Education, re¬ I'etro road and penetrated to the ceived his doctor's degree in southern slopes of the hill town economic science from the Sor- Nazi* Terrorize Greek. • if Santa Anna and the village of bonne, Paris, served in World OPERA Baccnnello. War I, and spent many years Snffi, and secures Zsupan's con¬ ROME, Oct. 17 (AP: < (in the Adriatic front New-Zea¬ abroad and in the United States (Continued from Page 1) ... sent to the marriage of Arsena women and children are land troops advanced more than as financial attache and director Saffi, the daughter of a fortune and Ottokar. mile 011 ti broad front from of the economic department of teller. Complications arise, for used as hostages by G> a The cast will include Brenda their bridgehead across the Ri- the Bank of France. Snffi is discovered to be the Lewis as Saffi, Richard Tyrol as troops fleeing northward gossa canal toward the Pisciatel- daughter of the late Pasha of Barinkay, Helen George as Ar¬ effort to prevent guerrilla lo river, next water obstacle. Temeswar. This news angers sena, Brooks McCermack as Ot- attacking their columns. ... This advance, along the Itimini- llologua highway, put the New LETTERS Barinkay so much that he refuses to marry her and enlists in the tobar, and Norman Roland as ticatcd reports said today Zsupan. Others will be Hubert Zcalanders less than two miles (Continued from Page 2) army. Norville as Count Carncro, Gr ant The Nazis warned the 1. from the fairly large town of we offer this suggestion. Happy Ktying Gamel as Count Homonay, and that 10 hostages would t» t esena. If you'd like "Acers" of fun; All ends well for the much be¬ Teresa Gerson as Zciprc. in retaliation for each if you are up a tree looking for loved and bewildered lovers for Ttie operetta >s from an or¬ and reports said the first • I nioii Rule- recreation; then get into ttie of civilians taken along Explained swim of things by crossing the Barinkay returns from Spain with iginal adaptation in English by had been slain. the victorious troops, marries George Meade. No food can be brought into Bed Cedar to the Forestry cabin the Union by outside organisa¬ Saturday at 8:30 p.m. to Join in tions for luncheons, banquets or the "Hobo Hobnob" party. dinners, according to E. G. Fos¬ Here's hoping you'll be there to ter. Union manager, Any mgau-l see the fun, because this party ization wishing refreshments I is for you to meet a bunch with should contact the Union. Foster punch -refreshments, entertain- also said that no1 one will be 1 mcnt and folk dancing. Everyone served 011 Sunday except stu-| welcome dents, their parents, faculty, and YOKEMVILl.E YOKF.LS, men in uniform. I alias, STUDENT ILUB Town and College Shop East Lansing Thursday Friday Saturday OA7 OPEN EVENINGS DURING SALE DRASTIC REDUCTIONS They are patient about waiting y2 - % - V4 OFF btcauii thosa Long Distance colls moon so much A soldier has to line up for a lot of things but we don't like to see him wait too long for a Long Distance call. A Group of — 50 Suits Would you mind helping a little by saving the wires, evenings, A Group of — 50 Dresses from seven to ten for the service men? A That's when thousands of soldiers nish to the Group of — 20 Coats telephones at the camps and we'd like them to have first call on Long Distance. A Group of — 50 Skirts You (Alto Various Accessories) cen uaa Long D,stance at lommt rates all day Sunday and as early at 6 P. M. weekday and atiU tare 7 to 10 tor the service men. 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