.1 im: OUT THE FI.ACS Homecoming Takes fiMeaningeNnOThis Year for Hy I.KONE SEASTROM a hazy dream They Are <'nmtnc Back in n mad world State has set aside this week¬ and lowly Tigers. Reluming Alums This is homecoming weekend end for They won't en he exactly like the "good State will miss them this Pep homecoming. be as large or elaborate as they a homecoming gniicc. * weekend. Still even these Rally Tonight State .,witlings . • • "«t quite will once were but materials arc hasn't liost it's home-- Tonight Al'O will sponsor a . . . be hack iV but then, times someday. But there are going for more necessary things coining spirit. They're currying mounting numbers or State men pep rally to get up that never these days. The old spirit hasn't . on hceausc Spartans in Bianco ki they were either, who won't ever come dying spirit. There will be a died back and snake though. and Italy and the Pacific he lots of old faces aro it's for them that dance, a bonfire, talks thinking about MSC llo e days, Itiose that remember MSC alums from Tomorrow afternoon. State's and students and members of the team, a parents will few words hoping and praying tlia'. faculty , ,e was only half the pause a moment before tomor¬ from Coach Bach- football team, one of the host in and students have hen the Union or the man lake there used to be its class, will managed to .. row's game and thank tiod Tor night before . . . the play ball against keep their alma mater snnie- , were only crazy their courage. nlher games with Maryland. Students will he sell¬ wli.it as they remember it. It's for all these men bigger Clouds and lightej-heart ¬ ing programs-and mums and hot and all ed dogs. They like (I..;!. too there'll *bo men and women people. to know that even . . who have come it their i i.nes not so old . . . to State, who Tomorrow morning, - a few Alum fiet-logelhers college is geared for carry memories sororities and even fewer war-time isliieatioti and oe here • • those that with them of fra¬ Old timers-will gather plan¬ that it must be about classmates, the il rnitir-s will la in clns- ning tor progressive piaeetlino- Bed t'ednr, Morrill hall anil ing wire, - it ing. time at Stale fessors as they lake their pro¬ hammer and nails to their front . h.iiigo , they haven't forgotten . d liappei their places lawns and erect • vlf.-t it 'takes In make , , imriK t" them is like in this world, that' ' linmemnYuig in the Tint college Michigan displays with burly at, or I lc ',-iimI and elean and Ami'l'l- Spartan- FOR VICTORY ■fTO STATU Ml MMK'STUR MICHIGAN STATE NEWS II eatlier flaiiil.v and molcr Daily Student Publication of Michigan SlateCollege KAST I.ANSIMi, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY. NOV KM P. |- I Roosevelt Faces j\J$(; lecture Audience to See Third Today's Willi * ,jS< 'u Return | Noted English Iulioness Army ' Threatens Campus WASHINGTON, 'Al') Nog. «i | Mis* Similiter lo Vlti'iiil Tlit-la Sin Diniii'i* Al-o turns President Roosevelt triumphantly ton tomorrow, to re¬ to Washing¬ lionlx whir It .liin Struthiir, mili'{| author "f "Mrs. solil •« I tin ist a million copies, will Miniver," the speak iti Nazi Fori a. U cinendoiis ' ('o| . ,\ Trannie's Fanny . ereption mid lo |gg auditorium tonight at R:lf>. Miss St rut Iter is the tremendous I uillv Wtlttinn to h i'cnme it member ill' the Fourth Armored I nil :iv the fact that she is ,l"'ks editorial liiiJtril of I 111 New York 'iocs Over Mom-Hp; iM int; and might have Waiting tor him at the ctu^nl | "Mug besides her pride, a parade from Times, Union station to Join- (irfciisiic ci i-iei with two coeds the White, house is a j Imnicilialolv pi'eci'ilitig Iter hefty array, talk Miss i -.in Prances .Toyuer, ot problems that will Sinithef will Pl¬ I.(INIRIN, Nov. !< crk sophomore ami cram his I ,1,11111 ( AI') itiing character in the idiedulc f it mi itiit 11 gl\ ell Tin- I'.S. jinn) finny liuri- ' memhi-rs of eta Sign in play "Kind laidy", fourth lei m stai I'hi, nil a crack arniorvil national w« I on i nit I iliiisjon , in tiie mud. A car i They centered around- honoi ai v. ami tlii'i'o triui'i' inl'anirv ili- her as she was peddl- ^ Another Rimscvelt-f'hurchill- Guest l ist and sideswiped i Stalin cunti'icucc , on war and The duini'i ciIt be served ill along ,i 33-mile fiont n>e.iking • gutter. But the |' wm Id security, vaeaneies in the the sun lioret rli of the I'mnn. and acioss tiie Moselle rive, at !ain't bother to help 1 administration, possible cabinet lug mem hers local points north -.1 Met, mw. up. they just won- i hanges, demands for alumni, and Uucal¬ : remodel- file attend cium; to outflank this ■ml "What will Don < Mher guests i >■ ;titn• .t J ing the kittle Steel Wage forin- j will he fill and Mis I) If Rod¬ loi In s |elt lo Ihe (a i in.oi l : ula. whipping togelhei annual in Short ol the Rhine y, Dean S K fiuwe. Mis A i and budget messages tor Con for the l;r-t time lb. ! gress. And those weren't all. jI plegate, A Appleg.de, an.I Roberta Ap- .ill «• states to 12 i-ii.v award winning pub uppm I '■peiatII'tis on such I, i 432 electoral votes to !l!t v hith was adapted limn i A" a ,ca!e . Mine St. ko ... he\ \ote beading Men wa¬ rd I t Gen fleoige S p.-itfoi, ,ti; 10 best of II time ' IAN STIll llll.lt , finis had committed sev i mvi. -d The winner had 23.831.46b Students w in. North Branch loa V •ion., at the mot ' .nil herself locked popular votes to 20.92li.b79 fm seat tickets Ipfi (|o(i oa-u, to the attacks Dewey and Blacker, with student reel¬ its which ai- -bap- "in by her roommate some at ti. mg up arr. assuult are mine 33 "'i-.er day. To calm 10.000 precincts to go ing ill fiet? ill .it tin- 1-i Ynnbs (lain on l.eyte miles f i inu • Sa.'u blUt'kci heart anger she wrote a Thus then margin in popular Um evening ol the Saar hasm that speaks the ballots was the narrowest since Despite Japanese, fields, iron wmks with Is coal aid war d ts of many women 1916. The electoral lead jumped been in the same when tabulation of some of the li'iiu IVrlllirr Iti'-ion Had II eather plants pre Berhn pi opagandisl - lalled ' is as follows: final Michigan precincts in the Ihe attacks the By the Asm if lided' Pre? CJKN MA«" ARTHUR'S IHKi opening phase of • i oommate. of you Detroit industrial area swung an Allied winter ollensn • Premier M o h a m e d PHH.IPPINKS, Friday. Nov. Hi c. and the state into the Democratic s,ud .1 whose human government has was designated t i ont- ■ u pretty little neck, column. (AP) Units ol the American fiank Met/ and to eru-b Hn* been under attack from Russia liig Michigan was one of the 10 .'4th divi'jnn have made exten¬ Saar 11ictcis111a 1 for refusing to grant oil eon- basin whose morning, noon, and states that went Republican in cessions to the Soviet Union, ic- sive gains on a wide irmit south holders lie hut mile miles east 1940. 'I ad\ am id Amei iia.o signcd yesterday (Thursday ol fai igai'ti bay, breaking the ojisitions ' "ut. good and tight. All the other nine were Rc- the Tuikish home radio a' Berg icport- deadlock imposed by unfuv.it- > the i publican again this year obit' weather and Japanese bdl • day will come. • ill end your bit positions, ,1 11itiit11un■ (pie h ran t¬ I'dipilct'l'H ilolil Scs-ion Yesterday the" Peoples Church Studeal Groups ed today The Yanks seized miilmond- 1 ity Controls 'In- faculty Sin iety Kuginei-rs dining room i f (Jual- met in you, for ever- 1 Plan Dinner, Eiileiiainment ing Tenant on imimrtunt hills ' Prof, lairin G. Miller, -icad of east of the Oi MSC s meihami al lime road, leading eogniecring All the student groups of the i e nt Christian foundation have department, introduced Paul F. ( through Online valley the bat¬ Uiiuks-Sayo Concert i Peoples church are jointly spoil- j soring a dinner and program to- : I, n invited for the evening Joe Davidson, ('banning. Tex- tlefield for possibly the linalv ^ Peach, from the WPB .inn Major A. C. Cohen. Ji , of tin Main¬ |)V Throat j morrow night as their part ill as. Junior, president of the I" keyte island campaign. tenance Division, F S. It Illness uf ! the Homecoming festivities. - Inundation, will a<1 as general Large fires were raging in Or- Baritone 1 Preceding the dinner at 6 p.m. i hau man for the program iiioc. last Japanese stronghold :'l The noted bari- in. the will be a half hour Student parlors mixer of the in .Square Dancing Also Member.' of Studciit elub will J bombing and on the island, seir by > onecrtexj artillery attacks. TIME TABLE Crooks, in suffer. ! >-'' ^ ^T^WCA wrti « of of famesfames and and 0pm ' W - ^nto;. ck^ ^ quc a(1(l„d. Pep Rally, 7 p.m. eciui program which ! d,n«?cr program "j"*™?" Betty Fairchild. Schenectady, N. The n. igmal Japan, >-• fm,. on West entrance. Union • ::v scheduled on the £ ' ^ ( (Jhnuii I Y.. senior, and Aileen Gard, Al- keyte has been ' tactically dc.s- J/n Struther. 8:15 p.m. ' '- state college lecture 1 'ics W Short, Flint fre.s • j pena |regj,man. All students and . tixryed," but enemy lemfoicc- ( allege auditorium for Wednesday , Guest List .alums are invited to attend, but | mints are still being sent from, •'"v. 15. has Friday Frolic. 8 p.m. been post-1 All students, alumni, and the ere asked to register for the Cebu, Mindanao and other F*DR Org rooms 1 A 2 ■'I 9. 1945, because of i advisory boards of the various | dinner by calling the Peoples jacent Philippine islands, the. ad-; s illness of Crooks. Thcta Sigma Phi. 6 p.m. "roups which comprise the Stu- church before 5 p.m. Friday. announcement said. I'nion Sunporch I Friday, November 10, Page *1 wo MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Grin and Bear II By Liclity MClKMSniE NEWS Spartans Entered as second-clan" matter und.tr East ta.tiMUK. Midi '' Office* Uicute.tY on art nr Mnrrh l«7n at the ground floor of east win* of Union post-office. At War i'linil-fitd danV except Sunday and Monday morning" during fin- regular By PEG BEBRY a. tiii.il ye*, and Thursday morning" during rummer "esslon by the student* of Mulligan State college. Telephone College Phone 8-1MI. Mrakn Auarlatrd Callaglata Pros Editorial Office Ext. Ilflll. lluxlnea* MIDN. JEAN BUGAI . . . WPH»*fcMUO rug NAIIONAL AftVfMf ItMH* • / Office Ext 2fill Snhacrlpllon rales 3c per copy; ha.s cumplcled her "hoot" National AdvrrtwinR Scrvkw, Inc. till SO |let year by mall; »2 25 per year training at Northampton, Mass., ioIUh PaMuArri *r/irro«/a/o* l>> college earlier to students; flfoo and bus now entered mi.lship- #20 Mrt.iaa Ave New. *oa«. N. V. year by college carrier to n.m- cutl school there. While at State M % • »»;<*« • to« A '.«• fMNri«r« NtUllPntJI. Mid.shipinan Hog.'o was a mem¬ ber ol Theta Sigma Phi and was MKMItr.lt or TtlE ASSOCIATED" PRESS an associale editor ol the State The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled lo the oae for republication Never. ■ a all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited III tills p»|>»r anil a Is. i the local newa published therein AJI rights of publication on LT. JIM KII.GORE . . . "penal dispatches herein are also reserved has recently arrived in Italy filler completing his operational A. A. Applegata larnliy Adviser training at Dyersbntg, Term, llarhara lirnnlsnn Manager Peg Mlddleml"" laeiilenaid Kilgore, 4«>. it: a jii- Advertising Manager . llarliara Eeurnslde . . Marlon llerhel lot of a li-17.' N tg III Edit lit CO!.; RtlYt'E BRAKE . . '27, was killed in a. Hon in the IT HAPPENED THIS WEEK battle or l.eyte on O. I 21. Ill the sniilli Pacific lot tw>. years. Co! unci Drake was in eon maful of Bv BOB KAMINS a regiment it. flu- filth cavalry brigade An ROTC ilfieer at Slate 1 1931 to 1931!, Colonel Is |.Mlj No ION v. I rilled Slates have east 7. I has rnitir antl gone. Once more (lie people of the their rliolrp for their leaders lo guide Drake became widejy known in tlie mill-west lor in* horseman¬ them through the crucial years ahead. Eur the fourth time Eraokllu ship. lie la no Kimsesrll has tttru returned lo the White House as com- I'icvioiis to W'rid War il, he •tiander-in-chief, this time defratiug Gov. Thomas E. Ilevsey of Ness bad been selected a* Captain foi York. Brasses eli hi Iremendiuis electoral eidlege majority over llie Olympic Ilia ,r but the liessrs. having rerelvetl ssell over ltd. lit the popular vote, how¬ outbreak ol -Xai prevented par¬ ever. Itorisrvrlt's lead sslll probably he only about three million. ticipation, While on enmpiiK, Thus .. ...u.|.ariMtn..f the Colonel Drake was a member of )w,, m , |iW Dcrmtan, now.Kappa Sigma fra¬ I think it Vff fur haircut in tuv. w,;..yi t( dent a! Alma, is now m.mid hip- iuUiolarv n coii'idering joihio;: registration. ..a tin j> •••ills' saep; a la r.c some small towns, but the ovcr- man liioiimg at Ma th western 'tie national soeiety, Sigma Delta I.IBRARY It I EES niinlii i "| IVmo.-i al . ml., ol ,|| public is one of eoutlliued Pi Pre, Alice Knott. ;;d, , A new i tiling e. n I'mversdy m Clmaco. Ill . M.e and in both homes ul run- American pressure in the Iluei I ■ moi ask all memb.'l !"'a'. e s.giied reading i.»,m 'I 5 BBS Itl.KGII . in- li. Hem.Hint base Hit- gen Forest att'a Willi die Nam, nam." aildiesses ami initiation licaiv i.'(|uiri" tIn.t 41 p •ASTP . ,|;a I fa Isouse the, will alowlv giving III I St: l i rsih P. call's at the Union del; ond.-i who wish to take out i t it) seal' and ui Down in Holland the last la 1 name tiefiu e Kr tdav. "lit some i.lllfl O.I a II .•Hate about i-iSs ((liases ..| the battle to i lea: Anl- AMI Itlt AN t HEM so< ll:l V I ii ep'alily student -- \ gir.il many isoiatiolnsis wei p an* at b.oul The. island "Ibe November meeting of Ibe List ..II itislii.il i approach. ■ are rid nl German" Michigan state college section of ..lid H« u Mai i and ins) file otbei day Ameii- tl.c American Chemical soclclv Hoodie | u.e i. i.n uud Polish troops raptured will be held in the main Irelurr High ScIhikI li.iiiil I I Al.III.It I I JONES Willem .bull, a lei i y tei initial on room of, Ked/ie ( bcmical On iI.I - Ai i .1111:1.1 bv MM i llm Sit.il Mam mil lug Ionic lit at 7. to, I g onad l am, ,. (lenci a. . I at'on m c.fslo: ii Stt I. I) \NI INt. CLASS ,.ia 1 Eastern lii'.,i. . la tile .ail "Tl.c SWI. .Ian.no -la la. ol up lo three miles in the area Iieeh (Hotponed lot '-i Il ,1 ale - Mary lamt gaim KcpilM I ml ween Mel.' and Naiuy ill P. ei.i S' it. er will lead t, . Aerial stip|Hii t_ ibis past week I dlli; Gi, Sexton I ' group, and II ■ ll- .entered mi lernlie blastings and 1-on tiic so pi., 1 l„ 'halings ol tupply depots. and I'ANIIEI. ftim numeatioii lines immediate" The I'aiiltel oriirr will be open llm iibent ahead of tile advancing Al from 10 to 17 a.m. anil fioiti I lo II hi ad h.d loires The Mediterranean in' ua- lei'le. ted lot lone ennlUtued its relentless n;,i Hit. the lie,I lime nir attacks noitliein Italy, Yu¬ ARTHUR'S: Stardust in . on that Mulligan has g: goslavia. ami eastern Germany ITAIA . tiKI.H i: I mining In twlli II.Ms anil Greece ssas mainly In the field of patrol a. |.»n and no appreciable gains on either side took place vour Koniif l! ' past seven days. lit 6SI.W FRONT .t t'. Budapest. capnal ol Hungary, I. aloud to (all to the a.imies . t iti.kmu npi"\«" oettl in .M S et Budapest itself artith'i v Hov - Wo mean "capton .'it, • with the Reds on il, vet v 1.1" '-ill only of RogerfjcOaHet c , • • i' .k : t s and allot it to crash in. es, it is not the litter'i tain. Juit put tome of I sill Ja tiered perfume bet . Urn dl tlan layers of cat I In lightii it ion led with naval this and land an- SLING tually tuck it in yo • l'A( II ■< (nice* are blasting the entire It ' ' i 1 I •» i S tit.->-at .'4 i division aid I.mil - o.k- battle ('bilippine /one Mindii.ac. t>n Uie China main- from lai/on to WEDGES r fav ■'* t '.c .H . alley en I evte m the land the situation is. still criti- ill I':'""-". 'he Jnpi ((I ami "a-. v»e s.ntl last week. u:ist vaitgara bay and it op- hit ion hi this piobhm In Btit- • ' 1 - •< iwht to the .ie.t'li however, vve'ie advancing the idt.ng ' ;,!mv !v >a,, w dh a . surprising r e Nip» at. right o.: a belter aim out n( .strength Uritiwh l .i^hth _A_AA to C Widths — Thty'ig Ration Fr« Army .Tro«|w Overcome Nazi Kt'sisliiiit't' .Near Korli Airfit*ltl 'Mi . Nov •» (AP*-British infantry, and tanks meeting Nazi' HOUSE SLIPPERS th army ttoo|vs, overcoming nihility supported by tit)-lon Tig¬ ' Complete Variety > German resistance, fought er tanks. -s ,, wide canal forming the One i-n boundary of Fori airfield nule enemy stong|unnt nearly a .meed to vvitliin 500 southwest of the field was ue.v yatrls i overrun. e \ illage of Bussecchio. a southeast ot Forth it was att¬ While the attack around the ired today. riiadd gamed momentum, other Gsrmait news broadcast dc- Allievi ti oops advanced up a sec¬ DKV PWfa, >d two British divisions at- ondary road leading into Forli >d on a narrow front east Bom the south. Especially heavy southeast of Forli after a fighting took place between Uris- v .itillcry barrage, but said ignano and San Mnrtino before >• nod lieeii no beaktlirough. San Mart mo w as captured and eavy f .ghting was repor ted in Allied infantry pushed on within . the extreme nothern two miles of Forli's outhorn out¬ 109 South Washington Avenue ROGER 8 GAUE1 of the airfield, with British skirts. ... November 10, 1044 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Puge Ihiee State to End jIllinois- Lf. of M. Irishman IfiU Stiff at Anivrictm Lrfimi Grid Season Meet Saturday I)tin ci' in Armory Tomorrow ] j ANN ABHOR. MICH f A I*»- Emphasizing , Nov. !i lite need An Armiftlire dance s - •• I for ■ peed in both offense and by Ihc «.#pitill city pn . - ^ , hlj,„ i«^ NX ill llmnper i defense against Illinois' "einil- the American Leg inn • I in Impending ]rr path" baekfietd : here Salur- held .Saturday at 9—pir. «>: *' day, Coat Ii II. O. ( Ki it/ > ( i is¬ Armory; Rusju'II Glevvl* Maryland Game let en! Ins Michigan foolhnll Mined through its last hard drill commaiider and nencia1 /, f»i; ■. > man, has announced, _/!*!e. \n in jury-ridden Spartan id Hie week today, mi a rain- r to climax a day «■< train will cap its : t'.akeil pi iu lii e field. t rolnbrnt ion romitunnoi at i . ,.,-k of lull .practice |- Cie-ler wai lied llie Wolverines i lnsr ,,1 Wmld War I.* Hud the Illinois ball ran ici.s ate J'',,,. , • With the Maryland , I the Miei diey! that Michigan will Hoyd I« a e b u r n t' h , <>it lilt- Spat'tnns will Rhytbin Masters, bav.i.; ■ ' , | he ealled oil lo oppose all i.ca- pit ted week's cnycM , livery lor the last a t ' . • I t v the Down I own lb eater • D* "A single 'bp attains! an oot¬ trmt, nn 111 hi- featured ■} I \, us*in. Mike I'rushaw, .... , | l- Hi.iiirer, three king"^ id like that and iltinois mighl dance, finest soloist • I •11- Spai tan juggernaut j .I' "'• I any plan oil Margie Wilkin, Haslctt ( I Iifl.I. ' Ci Isle,- (lei hired. "ttri who sang with Jinini.v , , ill lie doubtful start- Tiin I roust he ready to move al lop I , i. ,-ase a freshman'will early lasi month. • • ie in si string ranks, j both ■ pet d rveiy seeond ol I he panic, Tji Hot? III. on sale ... mm! ollon-Mv eiy and delelisive- Ilowei shop, BudrlV Mo , -.I,, .h h will probably take , I)." and GhiiiioII's Music Mi 1 , , .v. s trickle slot, Hell < II assume the buck- Young. Hie Dig Ten sprint lianee is open to the pot ! i haiopion. lias averaged I2..'» , . , hi Aronson, and Art ; v.o d in a i in v in 51 runs il Marl his second Hume 1 from You'', o harked the o , • the scrimmage Hi is, season. speed Hie victoiy. Spartans in place i.nw t who lias been fleelar- I , : Ihle liars la ml Tactic* Changed I imtlc A . 11,H Spears has cluing- ! Mt'innry al Pun.! ill attack eonsid-i 'In- M«w«'r antl Gill en nl >v> obit in a first Sli«»|»|»« < f American servicemen crowd armuid a -late at the v" -— imin -the Spartans I Hainbow ■. .me was played ill ill center, Amenean Ifcil Cross .club in Pieeadilly Cui us, i.ooilnii I ctltt l oslt r to follow electi.iiri returns in the United i.i. iiiil Irom lite looks ! Slabs election I'll I h.i la ultimo imIIici m» far Ibis week ,unite the Spartans may] • . , encounter then lirsl ] Swimttiin«r Meel a i i tut a home contest l o Open (laiiipus no iae,i much the wilv ! i.'oi i i.allHes Ills luic- League Today . ■ t.. i the loss of Jack I . s. in.! I,..ve bloke iilcg! .line, and I tit- Terra¬ In en the same sort Stale iritiumural sport- will hold its premiere ins tonight .it r, p in, in tin MILLS ■| ' 'a■: : Will ill i l\;c bi¬ poll pool whcll III! Ill 1 ' II llttg moot Will lie belli. le a iii They are k the Ic.iderhip ol I, C • i., mil at Mack- MeCafl i ee. iu tin day Mai v- : iiir I actor this year A second rneet .HI lie lark m reserves.! Tuesday, Nov ;•! . a en a weak s|h.i i hnlTlplnn.ship Hue! a ill In Btighlcn up Ihcso dutk, •ie! .illipulgtl of the urdiiy. las- Today ■ m<" -i He \dniitled I Hie the nat billowing one ...e mi dreary, days with some ■ rce 11 ly ol pi arti ev e h he ailmitled lo presentiiiK their the v I ilia I- i-oii'i • ' iiln.il liiei i . l Hot! ,111 ' i' .hi iii pi bright colored Sweat¬ it I ..wevei .11 'Male Ioiii on a | I, !' "I M.n Mill field. the li.ird rneet. ers—they can fulfill a • ill also be ad- dual putpose of keep¬ ing you wairn and I I east- V\ 1111 till'" Mli'i boosting your moiale I AH men s'udeiy including army I ,.iitee.- ai e 11 ft:.t.1 ilieel IN i oil I'l e ill. 0'.' ha; e Invest in Victory Huy War Bends arid .Stamps Colors icds WRAP SECURELY greens charfreuse ADDRESS CLEARLY purple- SEND BEFORE yellow blue DEC.1 ST .. ttiiicaatr the law of physics that two ob|ctti ucaot •lb 'a- sairu' space at the same time. Just so with war ".a!s urgently netilvJ at the fronts ami personal pack- • s n ;lun Tor that reason our Government has-requesteJ that Christmas packages be sent before Dec Hi. Price Range w. of, Railway Express ask you to help us ami • !wives too) by doing these three simple things, in ' "(in to shopping ^arly: end year 3.50 to 7.95 gjfu before Dec. 1st. Laundry can '■> ns regular schedule When packages are to go. phone the Railway Express agent, wrap yon, packages carefully and securely. ' be-*them clearly, with your own and ther i' cnt s name, street number, city and s.a:c. NATION-wide rail-air service Friday, November in. i >44 P«ge Four MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Extemp Speech Contest Winner Selected RussianTroopsReneivThreat Heavy Bombers Winning contestant In the ex- Allen Park sophomore; Howlett, Howell junior; I temporaneous speaking contest To Smash Sturdy Budapest Support Patton's last night was Hurold Daehtler, Charlotte junior. Second place Ayling, Detroit freshman Ken Clark. Stiff Offensive went to Dearborn junior, LeRoy Daehtler will appear state speech contest at Yp- Hamlin, and Cecil Kerr. Shelbyt Red* Aim ai Vital Railroad in East Slovakia LONDON. Nov. 0 (AP)—More j Friday, Dec. 1, as State junior, was awarder! third. - than 1.3(10 American heavy The remaining six contestants sentative. LONDON, Nov. i) (AP)—Russian troops, in a new were Edith Nolte, Norma Amy, threat to beseiged Budapest from the northeast, broke the bombers poorest 4,000 tons of ex¬ Oerman's middle Tis/a river line on a 40-mile front today plosives and thousands of frag¬ and advanced 17 miles beyond to within a mile of the vi¬ mentation bombs onto German tal Budapest-East Slovak-* i dorian fronffl»r and named a . troops near Met/, today in close F r«ll\va> . MOSCOW 1 " | foothold* on the west bank only support of Lt. George S. Patton's 1 m »» 11 llill third army offensive. ItoimCiMl tonight. I jf, m,ifVi northeast or the bin More than 2.000 planes, includ¬ The Soviet bulletin also communications center of Osijek ing escorts, patrols and others, j at the Croat • aid that Marshal Rodin Y. Ma- m"' 'J" joined in the o|»eration. an eighth | hnnvsky's second Ukraine army J' had killed Germans and untie than lfiO.OOtt] Hungarians and <" kr' " New Wells Officers air force communique announe-j ed. and 14 bombers and 19 fight¬ ers failed to return. To had captured 42,160 for a total WTnle Patton's tank riding vet¬ of 142.160 since Oct. ti when Iiislallcd nl Dinner the invasion Itcrlin Broadcasts of Hungary began. more juuiors and ere installed one last sopho- night erans wave of crouched on the icy west hanks ot the Moselle, wave alter Liberators and Flying Ca llerlin implied that the liie- at the combined instalUition- Fortresses o! Lt. Gen. James 11. mhiis already had eut the Buda¬ dinner lls hall, These wo- Doolittle's eighth airlorce roam- pest east Slovakian railway. .1 men ar the first officers of Wells ed the skies ahead, their bombs development which might force hall as a w leu's dormitory. i paving the way lor If the Germans to begin' a slow Pres. M r k i n e Traynor, tioops. withdrawal into central Czech¬ Swattz Creek junior, was pre- The 1 lumber licet vva oslovakia and hasten the expect¬ •i-nted with the gavel by Dean by 5.000 long range M ed fall ot Budapest Crowe The gavel is a gift from . Opposition from the In .1 wide encircling move on Prcs John Hannah lacking again. Budapest other Soviet troops Miss Taynor introduced 'Bar¬ The Luftwaffe has 11 wete reported tiy Berlin to have bara Coulter, t.irundville juiuoi ed the eightli ailfoiee crossed the Dantihe river at as vtee-president. Carleen Park¬ Germans lost 205 plane IhinathHlvar. 4;i miles south ot er. (Irand ttapids sophomore as week. the lionih-battcred capital whose secretin y. and Agnes Dirks, Fre¬ reinforced defenders still are mont junior, treasurei As each holding the Bilssiatis 011 the officer took her place beside the Don't bo a tradition b: southern run of the city. president she was given a rose no smoking on campus. 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