roEVicrotT Weather Fair and warmer. Daily Student Publication of Michigan Slate College IvAfsT " vol. 33Z. 334 EAST T A KTCiXT/"* LANSING, ... —: _ ^MICHIGAN. FKIDAV. OCTOBER 20. 1944 NO. 29 )la( Arthur Confirms Reinvasion of Philippines Combined Allied Drive Mans i*'"™' to T"»'i>» Today's Reaches Main Railroad Toun Campus Nazis Fare Kiilrupni«>iit * Assanu" GENERAL MAC ARTHUR'S Brgiu Hasty Retreat Allied Commanders HDQ. IN THE PHILIPPINES, ... f''*«• Belle Fire vVcll. it's finally happened. Yes- Front Northwest Confer Friday, Oct. 20 (AIM—(AMny radio pool broadcast)—American I irnlav. j. must in all crusading, LONDON, Oct. 19 (AP) j invasion of the Philippines was rjikH-liu-tins publications, ar- —British troops advancing! officially proclaimed today by «on rai* to Of Wolverine. Miss southward from captured I Gen. Douglas MacArtliur. >ui I on. tlrl editor and part- , Venray ploughed 3>* Two years and six moths after miles deep- tjme senior. uas Qui e naturally I C[ jntQ ,ho German Maas rj he took sad leave of the islands and relinquished them to Japan-"- •""" r ,hc ntfii'r a in no 10.00 a.m. itoa m to aid Iind ■ bridSehead with n in Holland stronf; American force today and ese invaders, vowing "I shall re¬ srr.i: quantities of people madly t,,nvorye(l upon thc key lowt) q£ turn." he announced that his I milli»« about. Assuming that ' Amerika, astride one of the main navy and air-covered ground tiicy wftc working she blindly railroads leading into forces had landed in thi- Archi¬ I ita«rred™' the invaders would be in position to split the Archipelago's 150.000 strong !positiuns northeast of | word*, came hack with the clas- Veil ray,'and to the south defenders in half.) enminent, "Well, put it out."; and f„n u- i, , , The special communique.text: I ThTOith the valiant efforts of, TT" "In a major amphibious opera¬ th. I nclehardt twins and a glass] drives It the ei"hit Isb tion Mf have seized the eastern I c.t,fdw ate rnote—The the office was saved. , ... A",js ri was , ghthdny of coast of I.rytr island ill the Phil¬ Englehardt | Ih/fvl"" u to eliminate ippines, HOI) miles north of Mnro- tai and 2,500 miles from Minlo Si,,Nwr\MrrJS2w*vT*,S^2i Pre,,a,C smVh ,hC «'"l'"dSaforn!t big bay from whence our offensive I hit. "The ' Englehardt ?mash line. ,nt" the norU,ern Sie*fried started nearly It! months ago. I T«in» nn Their Magic Pogo The British drove to'pnints Adm. WIl.l.lAM F. 1IAL- "In the Visavas is midway be¬ sinks Through Arkansas.") ap¬ tween l.uzon and Mindanao and proximately three miles north of SEY. Jr., left, third figOt com¬ Con I lei Proceeds at one stroke splits into two Jap¬ Amerika. while American forces mander. welcomes Vice Adm. anese forces in ihe Philippines. , Idine Football pushing steadily eastward from M. A. MJTSC'HER, command¬ To Aid I tidergrod The enemy expected tin attack , the Dcurne area continued to roll of thc " eleven are apparent- ' er third fleet carrier oil Mindanao. • sixth sense of f across the Deurne canal and . force, aboard til"in*thekflttt'ihtne1 with MooA ofnbPut w est the town. ,he ""»* '"'stance center just his prior tlagship to to Pacific Housing Funds "Tacloban was secured with small casualties. The lamiuig was the "Tomcats" Lt. Gen. Courtney H. Hodges' fleet strikes against the Japan¬ Lansing and .East Lansing al- preceded -by heavy air and na* working up to the! I val bombardment which was dc- "Wildcats" of i American first army in hand-to- ese in the Philippines, Formo¬ rmnae Paniielllenie members , vastating in ellii-t. (lia ground t' and Kansas ■ State i h;,nd and house-to-house and fighting ; sa Ryukyu islands. will hold a dance toniglit in thc troops are aheady extending i wo games. They' through Aachen won control of Union ballroom from 9:30 p.m. to their hold die;r prime when ! more than half of the city, tind- 12:30 a. m., according to Mrs. MacAithur said the in ■h- i Tigers", from the '"K German resistance as stub* . William 11. Burlingamc, chair- heads were being wide H d and t Missouri on Nov- Lorn and strong as it was on the, Roving Roliols— mar. of the dance. Ed Berry's supplies were rolling as J first duy of the siege of the big orchestra will provide thc music, t rhe landings pitted th Get man center 11 days ago. • invad- At the chffnnel end Roukut Reported The first affair-of its kliul to its against Japanese I" ilippintv A«r Hoard Accepts western front Canadian troops" of the be sponsored by PanHel, all pro- defenders, estim.it, <1 at cceds will be turned over for i nder command '.'25,(100 I (»ifU at advanced northward to within a Hocking Sweden the benefit of the undergraduate Juielii Terauehi. .of Field darshal Regular mile of the key German port of Breskens on the south bank of housing. Each sorority will be Among p.-, l.eifianls ir the ae- given a percentage of the prob'- tien were the sixth Unili ' States I .Monthly Meeting LONDON, Oct. 19 i AIM ■ - Re¬ the Schelde estuary and also General charinfen for the army, navy forces ot the ;th ii s. closed in on the town from thc ports that rockets or robot planes ounce w ill be members of Alpha fleet, the third U.S. fleet and the meeting Thurs- ! east, reaching arr unnamed bay > were sighted over southern Swe¬ (macron Pi Committees will be tar eai-tei n airloi ce. e Bo rd of Agricul- two miles away. den today earned speculation in i. mpoxed of alumnae members •vera! changes - - • London on the possibility that of Alpha Gamma Delta. Alpha nd statf of Mich- 1 I Mil. Alpha Xi Delta. Chi Omega. WASIIINtiTOV. Oct. :ii iFri¬ the Nazis were.developing anew day ) (AIM— Picsiilent Itnusevrlt Kappa Delta. Kappa Kappa es g' b"lntn'en,!' ^ ^ ARltl AllllOllllff (•UIIK* long distance vengeance weapon Pi Belt Pin. and /eta tculav messaged Gen. Douglas anted.' and gifts By Will of Wil'C which could be launched ng.ur.st au Aipli MacArtliur lliat "the w h o I e s were accepted. England from German soil ' American nation today exalts al The theme.for the dance will Harden wa s appoin- Since WKAR signs off the air the news that the gallant men The Swedish advices were re-! cairy out the lull harvest motif. ptofessor. research bciore the football games are' Fall colors and corn stalks will under your command hair land¬ reived as lieavy easuahlie- were, extension associate carted. the next two Fi day I decorate the ballroom. Members ed on Philippine soil." t" replace the late night State games will lie.nuclei reported from a small town in • o* the individual son a flies will 'iiinn. Martha P. available for the students to Southern England which suffeted! MAC ARTHUR IIIPHIL¬ meet for. refreshments preced¬ ";rabie discharge Trofiieal Storm Blin ks Mon included tin- de-Ill, lion of more than 1,300 planes, 'he sink¬ Slant in farm nan m, " nan- Is to Create Cylinders . for Cltcm Cuban Port, Damages ing of Hfl ships, damaging' 127 Citrus Crop, hills Tiro ships and widespread devasta¬ _ r , , , By GERRY GOODMAN title equipment used by tion of airfields and r>-nhx ce¬ Ana a theck ,by for- Glass / eate students blowing represents to v.eik. Such devises ere often too for laboratory JACKSONVILLE. FLA;. Oct. ment bases since Oct 0 in task iiom M. R. 1!) (AP) - A tropical storm lucre blasts at the Hyuk us. Foi- niany, a fascinating, ancient ai t, i expensive or cannot be purchased sing, for books. but Jo Hurshel Hill. Michigan U lu,,,, a reasonable length ..f pasted over Florida today to the moxa and the Philippife. ■morial building Atlantic coast and headed toward Slate college's own glass blower, t.me. id another grant, Cape Hatterus, N. C., after caus- j, .j;irt „( his daily rou-1 Hi a short amount of time Hill cepted from the tjnc mg two deaths in Miami and TIME TABLE , Foundation for i produces such tilings as fraction- j (lt• lite Bell „ .. ,, than 4.000 years ago, is funda- I srs Little Equipment broadcast a warning to all mar-; I oil* | mentally the same as blowing His stock includes only S|a^s' iners that a ; hip had sunk and ' iTON. Oct 19 (AP) soap bubbles A bit of liquid uds and tubes, ranging from nn j J*1,*" , 'lie midst of election I is gathered on the end of a pipe ! eighth of an inch to four Inches ihe entrance to Havana "Meet the Students" | " . harbor i nd that no vessels could oped another h„t is- ■ and blown to the shape desired, in diameter. Without the use of. 4 |>.in., Union lounge irvsst^ , : the Liberty Bell be ay—should j In glass blowing. The results , mold,. Hill shapes all sorts ol get,nor out of the,Cuban po.t, Game broadcast that may be obtained depend al- chemical objects from these Communications to Western, 8:3(1 p.m., Upper deck most entirely on the experience I tubes. [Cuba where the storm struck its -gestioi) that the bell and skill of "the blower, Hill ex-j When asked if he ever indul-; heaviest blow mterday remain-, • Panllcl Alum dance " college carrier to students; $3 00 those who did could sit in them Con talent ijomacison AVI. New Yonic. H. V. per year by college carrier to non- for the duration of the operetta. cufth pam m* * • boiton • Lot Mttut * san itmiici** students. It must be disconcerting to i-ith their MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS performers to see the audience iemibheti, out, little by little, before The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication drift ce the Unit* of nil news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper the final curtain. It might be Vr: spins at and also the local news published therein. All rights, of publication on the this-is-where-I-came-in in¬ special dispatches herein are also reserved. fluence of the movies, but those A. A. Applegate who had the opportunity to go Faculty Adviser Manager . . . Peg Mlddlemlss Editor Barbara llennison might have held out a while suj-nditic the Fearnstde Advertising Manager ... Barbara Marlon Heckel longer, even though there was ,'„;c! m Was Night Editor no cartoon. Maryland editorial staff It has also come to my shell¬ like ear that the volume of ap¬ ifcord of tv Assistant Editors - KAY BESEMEK. BETTY JO CORNISH. MARION •■c artri,tiie o HECKEL. JAN HOPPS. ItA It It.MIA JONES. plause scarcely, exceeded a ba¬ by's whisper. Maybe our spark¬ ,i a sure Spa ItrslNESS STAFF ling students had better increase ,mx Michi] Assistant advertising manager. OFF.. HEARING - Contracts manager, their dosage of vitamin tablets Beie lost th" MADALVN WllaLMENC — CIrrul.ition manager. JANE mai.KMC. * faines they t. or see the health center for a shot of adrenalin before lectures Twice Beaten and concerts. In. 1930 rh IT HAPPENED THIS By BOn KAMINS WEEK vas Perhaps not as "The Gypy Baron" professional as some operas we've seen, but encour¬ \ C\n/rr. f,.re a Gcorgf tack in the n. agement never hurt anyone. It 'Never refer to me. in the press releases, as a p.ilitiean. shouldn't be too much of an ef¬ Sneul; always use it in a sinister way, to describe n. FLAMING fort to push the p: litis together op|>onent!" For the past seven days Admiral Chester W. Nlmltz and Cien. a few times. Douglas Mac Arthur have pounded the Japanese in the Philip¬ pine-Formosa area, both by land, on the sea and under the ocean It seems about time to toss waves. The third lleet of Admiral llalsey "has blazed the Philippine a few verbal orchids in Union area from Luzon to Manila sinking surface craft, destroying air. planes, and neutralizing strategic airstrips and supply depots. board's direction That upstand¬ ing organization has instigated ... If I Were a Freshman Again Whether these slashing attaeks eroding In tlteir attempt to cut enough weekend activities to are preparatory to the avowed China in two. keep us all as busy as a one- SnniP words uf wi-iloni which "Tiibb}*" t»f armed paper hanger. Allied intention of invading the * ♦ «, Such a progr m will save us \i l>iiii^li'> borrowed from it ftmtnn- fit-111<»t> Philippines is not known and all pi'SSIANS ADVANCING itiauiizitii* plunged ifrom the fate of Oregon State . . . talk thus far is mere speculation. army has nllcgc where dates and activ¬ Sit iking even closer to Japan Carpathian moun- Although these well-mean' "I'd find.time to i ity are such .oddities that a via proper. Admirals Nirnit/ attd tains statthward into Czechic■■lu¬ whole gos-ip column is devoted words of advice appeared a tiling not requt'cri: I ■ Haisey steamed up to For ll/ \ akin on a I7u mile front, cutting to such choice news items as few yeais ago. t.nte has more to read music, and l» within I lilt) ntiles of Tokyo, and tile eastern tip of Mary Jones having a date with than proved their wisdom, so sing in parts. somi at the latest report art' still civ- the count tit I placing the lici - i ''..II Smith the night before and Tubby at Arbaugh's d"oai'- part of the day 1 tnu that immovuhle Jap aircraft mans in dangerous !|M) inile t-'viley Noble receiving a d"/rn mcnt store thinks they're spend alone in my i carrier a blttci taste ot Amen- deep salient ilcep '-aI I mm which they coxes from Bill Baker. titnely again hi pass on •„> stead of traveling aiu. .. can military might. must flee quickly or tic anmhd- Worse vet, the University of. .Vou gals .Tubby might > ven droves like spring, cob The Japs, in des|terate attempt's atcd. st |{ Kentucky's "Kentucky Kernel" School not i ' ho ai , used of plagiarism, mi . . . to lyilstci their home Iront nu> - .Moscow remains icsolutely si¬ has gone in for t.irge-sc le ma'- she n(U: s apologies to "I wouldn't contuse ale and alsoHshlng for mtorma- lent concerning the reported So¬ i Inuakmg, mentioning in its col¬ "Vogue" in advance. Those with slapdash. Tnere tion. put out fantastic reports that viet offensive against Fast Prus¬ umns the naitu.ii ot likely cou¬ . opinions were expressed by difference between the Nip fleet wentt into action sia. which German broadcasts ple, who. the editors think, nut-landing graduates from a riiitl was lashing against the pro¬ would go together u.> well at. and shine in a compb i mi ti »mm (gainst ttie Amertcatis and stink coast to i oast. words and music loose and stretched l ineup I m liar Mi or so. the Japs could never vince e-aUtii bor.his along a "1 wouldn't try to be a make up ther minds ch and had reached Cupid must be having a tough sweater, flowing and otiiid the t lei man time when columnists have to "typical" college girl In spue ghng in a mane " ships, anil d est roved at of the growing tuiore about iloiis number ot our aireralt wit o[ Schoiv.iKtt. help hiin out . . . Immaculatu ' college elothi s each autumn, Actually, the Jap fleet did The Na/.is portrayot it as the "My faculty adviser ti'e college girl is becoming tnBtt the emotional b out foi a look, but when they iggest of all the battles on the less ot a type and too Spartans . saw what was there, they turn¬ islern front. It is Moscow s ha¬ . . more next door wouc many typical, however a'- ed tail and ran tor cover. Amen- hi! to nd until some definite oh- 11active, clothes ti : college my problems." can losses were very light, vyith jevtives have have been bo attained tie- . . . Smith t might put you behind the Nimit/ definite his statmcnts oftensivx At War "I'd have strict »)i>- in ioie nnnounving aii a times "... Smith College tliat the U.S. navy did not thrust,..so the Nat. claims oi tins policy about my pail p "I wouldn't fire ail my guns a surface ship and only two new drive are probably Hue . . . V. of Vi By PEG nt'RRY a*, once Td 'buy a few good damaged slightly. The Russian* and Yugoslav "1 wouldn't put otf all basic clothes and add the ex¬ tras after I had arrived on required courses un. . the nc not good yet The cdvaiictng m their din Senior year; and 1 w LT. K. S EKNSItKKGEK the scene of action." Japs, frantic at our mtd-Pacific ti.ilki.li jj.it'on and the i . . . U. of. Calif. complain about them See THIS WEEK. Fag recently spent 10 day leave . . . . guilts are. unfortunately, pro- a Freshman year." . . . N 7 with his wife und parents of Fast "No matter how lonely 1 "I wouldn't sit up aii Lansing. Lieutenant Krnsbergcr might be. 1. wouldn't make is attached to an army i.ir force the fir-1 people I saw my just because there v. unit. bosom friends." one to tell me to go ' For Just PIT'. JIM t'ARR . . . . Bennington College And I'd pass up clothes and—get coats a member of the medical corps '■'I'd.press my evening dress GOOD FOOD in Belgium, lias been awarded a day in advance of the sweaters that would under four years the bronze star for gallantry in bread-line that always t» ■ ms tteaiment." action. While in school. Private outside the laundry on week¬ ._ De Luxe College of i Variety Dinners ■ Can was a member of Sigma Nu end nights. -I'd learn diplo¬ . . . fraternity. matic protocol, and give the "I'd remember that it BAR-B-QUED RIBS — CHOPS I'OL. F. W HASNELBAt K . . . professors their proper titles in college, too. I'd " 39. has been promoted from at the proper times I'd know along some sort of rubber STEAK DINNERS — SPAGHETTI 'tieNiauk of major to lieutenant better than to call the Dean boo.s for campus pic colonel. Colonel 1 iasselback was "Dean" at a tea or "Miss" and a wear-anv-w <■. ' a lieutenant colonel in the in her office." coat, and a prety Celot • Hr. 12 noon to 9 P. M. ROTC while at State, and en¬ . . . Barnard College kerchief for mv hair " tered the regular army in 19S9 Closed All Day Monday is a second lieutenant in held "I'd wear stockings on cold . . .U. of artillery For some time he was days, instead of blue and "If I decided not to c\ stationed in Puerto Rico and is purple veins, and see that my up my life with the sti now on duty in France. stocking seams, like com¬ ing habit. I'd have the <■ > While in school Colonel Iltis- pass needles, pointed true age to stick to my de, .- mIhack was a member of Alpha north and south, never got even if the majority ot ' Chi Sigma. Excatibur. Scabbard, demagnetized." .. Iowa State girls did smoke. 1 wouc and Blade, Board of Publica¬ "I'd bring along tions, fencing teem. and served a sweater borrow m y neigh b< stretchet. a suitcase I could clothes, nor any of her as pre 'jew' of Student Council carry myself, and evening metics. nor he-: note-p..: • and prertdent of the Indepen¬ clothes that pack." . . Vassal' And I'd keep my eyes dent Men's Association. "I'd wait until I met my murely off her man. law LT. IIAROLD OFH.HKE . . . room-mate before I started because I know she'd was commissioned a second decorating my room. No one me if I got htm . lieutenant in the army air for¬ would catch ine wearing the house feuds can be THE NEW HUT ces after completing bombardier tianiing at the Carlsbad. N.M. Night-Before's orchids or venomous affairs. gardenias to class the next School not nan" STEAK HOUSE army air field, early in Scpeni- . . . ber. day. My talents, if any. Well, S'long. chums, set •- wouldn't lie hidden, nor LT. VIRGIL HOLUEMAN later, hmmram" Phone 4-1710 2321 E. Michigan has been transferred from 'he . . . would they have adtheatre Arbaugh's? Love, Carlsbad army air field. NJI, marquee around them." HENRY L OWENS. Prop. Holdeinan is a former State stu¬ ... Bryn Mawr "TUBBY" dent. Friday. October 20, 1944 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Three Fourth Game Van 'Shorty'Krall's Foot Plague THIS WEEK Alstyne's Basketball Hopes (Continued from Page 2) For Spartans of Belgrade is all but cleaned of%>n the south bank of the Schelde By JOE HEAGAN'Y the Nazis. estuary down by one-third, the At Maryland Injuries again plagued the Spartan basketball was revealed that Bill in his foot when -Shorty" Krall sustained two broken bones fortunes when it . . » » ♦ British forces wjth American of Metz, and the American third army in eastern France drove to within fo .r miles French first % ■At scrimmaging® armor on the right flank and army in the foothills of "le Vos- Match Since ~ — > ijjrlit Wednesday night. Krall will be rocket fking typhoons overhead ges mountains „ out for at least five advanced nearer weeks, and 1910s Breslin May Not will not be ready to go against Coniique Version pushed through the Dutch rail city of Vcnray and have captur¬ to three route to important passes on the the southwestern Reich. Play Full Tilt competition for at least two Of Opera'Carmen' ed two more towns beyond, cut¬ American General Hodges' first? months. ting deep into the enemy's Maas adians squeezed the Germans army is continuing t Confidently awaiting the Krall, a 6'7" ceiling scraper blast .• tranie of the season was being counted on heavily as To Be Presented border and the Ruhr. Aachen from the face of the the pivot man in the green and earth, at the same time jontuig with their record still un¬ white offensive, and also as a ., _ ., , Elsewhere along the front Can- back every German munter- bblemished. the Spartans will ,ze s opera" "Carmori • will■ adians squeezed the German thrust in that area, ;"!he University of Maryland's rebound man. His absence will be prescnted ln College auditor- WESTERN FRONT FIGHTING leave a seiious gap in the height i!"."- °" Wednesday Oct. 2ft, at FIERCE T at College Park, Md„ Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower has said that Allied armies en the , ,» ;,n evening encounter, situation as there is no man on I P m- 1 "c' musical product- western front now had struck pow erful German inner defenses, the squad that stands V'i heduled to hold a light over 6'3". 'D"lf'S Kannn ram51^1™ hUt havP rps0,v<,d '« "age war unabated though the winter ami imt the night his morning after in the Statler The piv„, du„„ wi„ be taken over by Chuck probably SS^KpSTS ST^i Frankel, pose of raising funds for post- 35 "" 7* a Washington, D. C. Detroit freshman. Frankel enter- war education if ^ f a1" po"f,drnrp •" """P'ete , . All.ed vio- . M Maryland has an unimpressive ed school with an exceptionally America and in foreign nations, ic children in nee h^,. t It ? out there may be pauses • scrim- oold Snih-e . I '' northern Italy, Yugoslavia, and j lt|ed of privation, Schmidt, and | li.i: Young to take what Sam Fortino took over forward; Mona Pan Ice, Canadian-born soutlTcrn Germany WINDS ON THE HOME 1 RON'T ' in strength. the way of games, slots. Van m Alstyno scrimmaged mezzo-soprano, will sing the ITAUAN-GRKFK Political hot a, and td> to 90 CAMPAIGN , . not turned out too the rest of the turnout of Canneii. and Donald Dix¬ in an ef- mile lilasts by old man ooather it radio fame will bc-Escam- SLOW' "•ie Wayne game next j fort to discover talent, "and made up Hie news of the \ >t ek on will also a night game, Don Jose wdl he sung by Fierce German resistance i- j nu doubt continue this for some1 |rwin Dillon. Michaela In Knv . still pi even left the Allied armies lias,..., home limit. Both FDR and , ■ University of De- : time. ■m at McN'ichols roat1 Gonzalez, llemendado by Kail u J TED are Italy from advancing into the! only threereaching for s as Lautkoctter. aid Mei IIV week: remain rt ore I in.i- avenue, Po valley. The filtli . army has tlie election. A huii cane ilegina Resnik. un lied closer to t 'lie re^liti May Be Out Bologna. and the Atlantic coast and consi. r.ible • . (,;< • , i m i -.v!:)i member Who might injuries is Jack - THE - ".Carmen" t lie* - lei•t ture-ci is cigiitii has taken a few strategic points but the ovgrail pcliirc as damage had already bun we went to press. . ..seil •;'ii!li:ick. who suffered tickets a m- lit ankie in the Kansas has been up and WOMAN'S WORLD Union < csk. nHue a npiiinl mg Indian Iran/is ('.n/ilnrn llnrnirsr however By MAY ANN MAJOR Knapps s ■■ -\ .t evening. ever SWT. DANCING ("LASS Town iflor Dolorminml Itnlllr ;• .it unalile to play the full SOUTHEAST Heginning tonight the dancing ASIA COM-I Jightiitg in the ».. •: de. n. and Back field Coach MAN'D I1DQ ' KAN'DY. CEY-j . H ' may pick Bill Pir- classes for ACEKs will be re- . !t rmmed I.ON, Oi-t. it) (AlJi - The impm -I """'vr since tlie action Japanese stand tVi« INFORMATION >■: „ sumed. The class will hi held " t'as- place him. Pirniiiello frotn 7 g p m m th«- renca- ; tan; northwest Burma town of hoq.ur. India, last spring letter playing for Tiridim has bci-n captur ( tiuii renin of Abbot hall . ommuniques announi "r p the i aid team last season Indian trmips after "an air at¬ iullapse oi Tiddim assert-1 Women who signed .up at. the that h> he working against tack which smashed 'the Allied fo ci's were v Cti.cial meeting last week will Japanese de¬ animates. HOME EC. CI.CH fenses covering the northern be notified. Any other women a|>- I'oiilai't w ith III! eia m.V S | I mrup I m lungrd interested in substituting should A concession i. 1 • ng (hiii . I oarhes. Adliiii al l.u_d Isniis Tiddim. along the Jaj-xui i'ii.irlie Bacliman's call Graic Kline. Grussc Puintc ed by the Home K.c rhiti tor l MoiinH.uitten's i a IH1 rout.e. The fate of tl command an- . cup will probably be junior, at Ext. !17. state Hoist,«ui -ale unced in today. aiii'ii carii.Mii) was not r- lfiat lias been in ,'i at the judging pa\ • c SWT, Fall of the base from winch imiiieriiati ly. a- start of the other Cbau tnen Dos is tin Three new members have Ja|ranese launched their ilii- • ce contests remain- i'nglehardt. . l,.m . siiii'i' till invasion of India been ,p,nimtci 1 to SWT. Imard. would like any .woin csted tms. early Invest in Victory — Br.; '•day, only one. Mis- year came after months of Acting as members at laigc are to list their tree In that Bonds and Stamps. . use t;oubie. Early Neiha McDuff. Pontiac junior n State was rated as day. This iml suoul and Phyllis Kelley. Kenton soph¬ die the bullelin txiaid tor Orange bowl Satimliiy Saturday '« i a perfectly rlean Rapids and good prospects omore. Magol .laipies. Grand sophomore, is the new chairman of the art group. Ec. building MEN STUDENTS istMi ,1'sila On. 21st ARMORY I. A X S I N G Oct. 21st tnat way a S|iar- Group meetings will be held Men students intrri-stril in ay receive a bowl in- Wednesday in the Union annex, ra¬ Dancr'»:0»lo 12I*. M. the first time sinco dio announcing will tic giirn a Specific rooms for the groups chance to audninn Thursday, at will be announced later. \\ K M;. < nllcgc auditorium. Ap¬ plicants for an interview must be GENE DEVINE - HIS DRUMS in the radio studio, third floor, t ollege auditorium before Wed¬ And His l l-l'irtT Orcliuslra nesday afternoon, according to Fraiiiring Bonnie Hyde Larry Fry mire, program director. Remember. . . STUDIO THEATER OPEN DANCE ft#c Per Person — — EVERYBODY WEUOME Pius l*r Eed. Tax — ToUl #«c Tryou.s for Stuiim Theater will continue un*. 1 Saturday morn¬ ing in room 49 College auditor¬ ium. Final tryouts will be on next -t to Torget Thursday and Saturday." them on PI ALPHA All students Interested in be¬ CANNIFF'S coming members of Pi Alpha him iology club, arc invited to join "nportant the group in a short business 118 East Michigan meeting at 7 p.m. today in room 15 of the Union annex. occasions Mirhi^an Foothall *11* Tak«t> Weekend Kent ANN ARBOR. Oct. 19 (AID — ! With the University of Michigan NORM KESEL, FLORIST • enjoying an open date from the loot ball campaign Saturday. I Coach Fritz Crifler today dc- Opposite the Union , ilared a week-end vacation from i practice for his Wolverine squad. 1 calling off Ei uiay and Saturday {i drills. The holiday, brsidrs giving the! ; icjuad its first respite from prac- WE SPECIALIZE THE COLLEGE WAY ' ticc since Aug. 28, iffoids an op- ; portunity for players to pitch I into semester exams and gives I Crisler a chance to watch Pur- j due tangle wMt Iowa Saturday I at Iowa City. ' Friday, October 20, 1044 Page Four MSC Alumni Lunelle.,,, East Mayo Installs Supervisors to Talk Russian Forces Gain Ground New Set of Officers On Health Topics Miss Eugenie De Armit, dis¬ To Be Held Thursday Michigan State alumni will ; •_ Formal Dinner As Pre-War German Border at trict supervisor of the Visiting tend an alumni luncheon Nurse Association of Boston, East Mary Mayo dormitory member* of the Michigan e. > will speak . at Michigan State City Falls to Massed Units held its annual fall installation college on Thursday. A member tional association district 11 ,, dinner last night. Following the of the collegt counseling sta.f Thursday at 12:30 in the C formal dinner at the oldest wo¬ spensored by the National Nur¬ ballroom, according to ' , Junkerland Periled by Double Soviet Army Move man's dormitory on campus sing Council for war service ai.U Stewart, director of alumni .1 Janice Hopps, Ypsilanti junior, the U.S. Public Health Service, . Miss De Armit will have the la¬ tions. LONDON, Oct. 19 (AP)—A massive Red array, poised presented Jeanette Nixon, Ro¬ test information on nursing ed¬ for two months at the Cast Prussian frontier, has invad- yal Oak junior, with the pres¬ Guy Hill, aisistant pro;' idents gavel. ucation, . public health nursing, of education, will be toast ■ od pre-war Germany for the first time, smashing several the psychiatric nursing, and U. S. for the luncheon and sp< ■ President Hannah gave miles into the Reich fortress and capturing the border town from strategic of Eydtkau, 37 miles® swept over Eydtkau, a half-mile Insterburgin across the Lithuanian border on gavel to East Mayo when ,ie was Army Nurse Corps. Michigan State college is one for the affair will be H. jeeretnry of the college. 1* is of 40(1 universities, colleges and Rather, dean of Basic Coll. made from a beam of wood Reservations for the lur. , Stat junior colleges throughout tht which was country being visited during nil- I should be made with Gl<-i. a still-rolling offensive, Ber¬ lin annonced officially to¬ the Kaunas-Konigsberg highway, from College hall the first building on campus. fall. I wart in the alumni office. Single 1 crashing through some of the All of the. officers received day. The Russians were backed by toughest fortifications in the east red roses after a short program Mat. 3 P. M-- Even. 7, 9 T. M. Scored in the lounge. Vernicc Knauss, 500 tanks and hundreds of big in a steady drive toward Kon- 'A. Laurie guns which laid down an ovei - igsberg, East Prussian capital 110 Montgomery junior, is vice TODAY On Mm president; Mary Kelly, Detroit New Show Riol whelming barrage. miles beyond the lake-dotted and sophomore, secretary; Helen CO I. LEG Great Superiority forested province. Cover, Mt. Pleasant sophomore, The Spat They 1 I IV_r |H>ssess puoovo, "unheard Ml....—"M of I ■ It was the first time in 30 treasurer; and Marie Matte, De¬ —. State coll numerical superiority," and were I years that Russian troops had in- troit sophomore will be the so¬ supportcd at both ends of a flam- ! vuded Germany. cial chairman. their t'mdt ing 200-mile front by two other i — ■ l__a__ 'football reeo: nine ve.r w; huge armies attacking on the northern and southern sides of | "land. R '.0 0. BARONS the imperilled Junker homeland, ; eastern tain 1 Berlin said. I but 501) ban Moscow's communique was si¬ the dripping lent about the East Prussian | Jack Brest front, where the Germans said; fullback ace the Russians had been attacking I CURTAINS * PRAPES * LINENS PLUS • COMKDY — CARTOON — LATH M W * for three days, but the Soviet I lei; ta.-kle ir radio declared "the war has en- | 110 EAST ALLEGAN SUNT •"'Two Girls, and A Sailor"—Van JoIiiimui tered its final stage." The broadcast bulletin record- ; Led'- teal ed by the Soviet monitor told of ^1 . fresh Soviet gains in invaded Terrapins Pe The tilt v Czechoslovakia and Hungary. In five days ending Wednes¬ fumble- and day the Russians captured mine than 1,000 Germans and Hungnr- ions, and during Wednesday they took 5.900 German prisoners VANDERVOORT'S Hi.-! 1 punti southeast of embattled Belgrade, *.l»i ail'i !t Yugoslav capital, it said. Partisans Fight PLAID SHIRTS Belgrade itself vyas on the Wigwam HUNTING SOX verge of being captured as the 88c 6.95 Sifri> Score Russians and Marshall Tito's * Partisans pressed the savagely ' resisting enemy back into a small t hi.sal Ctel part of the eity. Led by the brilliant 37-yoar- him behind old Jewish tank uxpeit. Gen. Gun Cleaning PATCHES BADMINTON BIRDS Ivan Cherniakhovsky, troops of the third White Russian army 24c 50c IVluHir Department To (iive DdIiuhhv LICENSE HOLDERS Spalding No. 101 HANDBALLS lecture. Keeitnl 24c 40c A lecture-recital. devoted to the works »t Claude Debussy, wi'l be presented by the college department in the music music auditorium Sunday at 4 p.m. HOPPES NO. 9 HAND BALL GLOVES The iecluic wilt he given by Maurice Dnmesnil, intet national 34c 1.75-2.50 1 ■ eticli pianist, author, and foic. i,. i t Debussy exponent Di hussy was the quintessence of the ■French genius, and to under¬ stand his lite, a grasp hf French lite, French soil Ftench people, and the is neccssaiy Duni- Leather Sheepskin Lined Regulation FOOTBALLS eslii! convey: this background GUN CASES -6.95 4.95 admirably Alexandei Schuster, coiutuc- I ,r of the college symphony or¬ chestra unit line of the foremost cellists Til the country will piay -Debussy's sonata tor cello and SPORT JACKETS Sheepskin Lined VESTS piano Schuster was born in ikiessa. Russia, and came to the 2.95 up 5.95 Uruted States m 1921). Don't be a tradition breaker- no smoking on campus. 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