Todays Surprise Nip Attack Made on Leyte U.S.Di vision Lands (amp«s >'«» It does MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Daily Student Publication of f)n Orinoc Under II< ?avy Bombing Michigan State College U. K.N. MAC ARTHURS .nnws nf children Is vol.. 33 IU>()., I'JIIIJITIKKK, |.*,i- ,• hunus ously illustrat- 334 KANT ■ , i.-murk of the young I.ANSING, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DKCKMHKJf 0,~1044 No. til J ntans may he pit-paring to tall C o I ii n u k." Saccfiltu-Kranko; I. HON A It I) f AI.CONK | An additional Japan*,, con¬ : '>«•." prompted O \V. | t avalry of the Steppes." by hand director voy ol :i\ small ships approach 1 wolf |„,ck almost to the Ithme tor a . . . . . . mg Leyle at nightfall 1 now. make new statu! on the Cologne plant. Kmppei inohaupt. . lerday . that a wolf would Patton Troops Harass forliarh also Was wiped out. Solo Niinilirr m.te hesitation. i A mutual network b oadeast o any Spanish She] l,t. (Jen. Gi-iigr words, I third S Ballon- "I lie Klephant and the Fly." S\S I, I lilllH Dillirr (.IhnH army lanks in a two autl a bv Kl up will next Ih- irom la-yte said the 7711 pii h«'f| presented. - low. then hitch- ] half-mile advance prohetl nth "ho solo pails of th e .... ... . past the three-mile mar ♦T Ollt- well drawn out. It i,umbo For Winter heniehter j the Kretuh city ol mul! xVtll [m,ic . x Kml-ach. hv plave.Mw Shiilc'v'cris' • tiimui ami la-iu-hlieail ipiickly ... "■'ow.r rrT1, 1 on with the | under artillery tin lor the eighth »*—«- • "»«•• Kncoiiraging eivilian men to , , began. freslnnim''b'.ssnnn!'«P "»* *">»> SWI' «•«•».- 1 u.ot J.MlVne.ny ■ | consecutive day. Smoke could he -o.u, pa seen boiling up over Saarhruek .... '| bt rs m.tkt auhbtinui'm.cnl of tin: j its nuKlu tin* l.oni:nt> , \b of I nnittil vl, v el, III It.ill H.,Tn G,,c'"thef!v Ih.. flute portray- the Hy I darn ing lessons to t« oflered I' Tueluhan. The l„,pen. ctnh- I'rot* mm j Other force* fought to expand three bridgeheads across the atul fhe bassoon is used t-i p.n- next term. Hie classes will meet mund tipped its hand I , ||)( |ir,,af|,..liS, ,, ,,, Saar at Saarlaiitcru. whcie some ub'plutHt. Following this"", t»n Tut'srlay tuyhts at 7:30 in tli«* * ■0j H omfit's Day fraruport pic e street lighting still Was ill prt ...^ , , -tectum w ill be heard | ,,'s gyin. crash landings' ,n the" ..th 'babft uuiMc from rar.st. ; ' i;,iitv Kress, anil other crossing: Tin im>n ....... la He UvUl Jan. (t I Th'' lnio*'.rs • anil oiith of the city. A:, adaptation of Washington *»"•*) instruction 1 v Itxing "Tlu ta-gend or 3Mh .Moves Into Frritch City IIiiI'iivv" Sleepy;1" arranged and writ- j and any dame step the men may rhumbn. cougo, lox tint nmndeil up ■\r the important F.iglit miles southeast ol Saar- as II wa: the lust iim. laiilt rn the "little I'ltl-hui gh" ten l>v Itennctt will next he ■ u lsh f„ Eight bv-ons will 'i veinn, -. et.-u.iis nf G., women can play in t.t..ftl T»» (tmriticlf' tht» uauct'vt, and capital of the Saar basin an mi ill Women's ' « I br taught with 25 iTiitnb«*rs ol 11■ t*;»iid will plav i Svinptionic will he carried out the 3Mh inl.uiliy ihvisui mop villi The xlate has ptxl up two thirds of the French iur.il -The t.'mvers jU(|g- FW'I. doing the t.aelii-ig tor city ol Saaregueinines lying on mi nt, try tk-Nard s dollar, • Creek Ctmncils Select Friday, Jan. II, ac- the w»>st hank "I the Siiar. The lost prograiu next term Gordon Ross, Columbiav 1 general chairman , •it. Fast l-ansim; The JHth infantry division, xx ill In- a conceit to he given hv 'Irishman, who will register t Committees to Plan which i rnssed the Saar lartliei I'rol Itoiii.-o Tata, x lo'imst on. wishing to enroll may be r.H !-<• upstream. Wii- heating up the Tuesday. Jan fi ed by calling R-3553 for II inter /)«/ir<< allernoon. Mrs eastern hank, however■. and had • s'.on. lounselur for reached F.ttmg. seven miles address ^ convo- . women. w.i\ f She n whuh will sou'oieast of Sa.i! eiaieninie- F.ight miles cast of Kiting.'etc Spcccli C.liiiiu's Facilities Prove Boon m,,nts (>l ||„. |'s, seventh army i helping its wo- jumped into the battle lor the To Students. LhiMruii. War Veterans- Ii hi ally Cii.m-e r better eit Battle Creek p. S«uir iiiul tin* Mcijiictiit (k. m»n Ifx SVf.VIA ( IFKMAK malely line million school chil¬ Bilnlfi-I i ii-i hail -• ..n pii»viticu «>l the PaUitiiKilr. "j all caii,pus wo- dren m the United States are in Bat Fisher. Kx.m nm, lli - • Through .-xercis.'s and treal- while Ralph Fensteime h- «eeih between the ages of 4 and IH three chairmen for set. - rllllie III College nudi'.urium is 111., semor. Doris have hi en he I pel I by Mill igan orchestra, which ha- • giving a more assured future to announced 0.0ul I!.ipals •Slate college's speech clinic. as yet. ar« Supho- hundreds every year. *mg sevcial nurrn- Clinicians Needed Seott. Fast I rinsing jim Kntenpg freshmen arc given Practice, teachers in this type nette Glaeser Buffalo speech tests during the first if speech work go mto Iota! senior and Bill Giahac ''.arc also invited to week m older to discover any schools and establish speech sophurnuie. • «'. option for Mrs. delects. Over 10 per cent of slioics there.-The demand, ha The'coriiirutle. s hav. , ivcning, accord- tliem need remedial treatment. clinician* is expected to m- a general c«»,u enstis ol -ptiun chairman Bar- In cases where physical disord¬ opinion as to whether h Sagmavv senior, grcatiy since a grcatci ers may be present the patient is numb.: of schools are making shall be r.rmal. scmi-fe a •" "tee ohairmnn for sent to the college hospital lor ,IM. 0| I illicit. informal and would, h Sp(, '"> are: convocation, examination. merit.* sent >.ir«- of ih Michigan State's clinic u. ones. Ferndale jun- Tin- clinic's up to date equip- ganized in 11)37. The service i> nee, at the State ' jj* • 'bhcity. Y.. Irene Cunat, nient iheludcs an audiometer by free to enrblled students, and Other committees an pubtic- sophomore. ■ • which heating may be tested, | available also to faculty mem- dy: Hay Prysi Battf i ria-k and a lip-reading mirror through bi rs, Michigan children, draftees lunior ami Joy Join:- Dc- Krii,.h \11<-in|>t to Blusl which the instructor may he j deferred because 'if speech tie- t' oit junior; ana tn-Kot- .-a-ouy ^feek ! -in— Roiutaiiee seen but not heard. Recordings lects, returning servicemen, and McNeal, Grand Rapid- sene-r, made ot the voice show improve- men who are in military train- Goug Hlrd. Far.iiim.ton jun- n,cut and also the defeils which ing on campus. , GREECE. Dec. 7 -till need work. Mrs, Ncsom pointed out thai ______ s ancient city rocked Ex-Servicemen Helped -although few people realize that ■ to the roar of artil- Many veterans who have re- this type of work- is being done, , / -'ai the battle of ma- as British troops. it'ivcd speech head injuries impairments are also causing i it is not a new field, Speech correction ha* been TIME TABLE 'a,iks blasted at ccn- making use of the remedial i carried in Europe tor many * - resistance around treatment offered by the clinic. , sears by the medical profes- Foreign accents, too, may bo sion In this country, near the TODAY— 1,rge I' catcd. and persons from sever- ' end of the 19th century. Alex- Papandreou, - nment the British al countries iiicluiiing Mexico, j under Graham Bel! instructed f aculty Folk club, li:!t(i p.m. I, !)K- declared that the Haiti. Cuba, ^istria, China, and i classes in speech correction at t iiimi ballroom auxiliary. of the . Lt. Col. Edward A. rianu- Chile have taken advantage of ' Boston university in the liberal party, was "plung- ert, 27. aviation engineer from the clinic's facilities. tarts department. Since then the Intel national club. 8 p.m. '■ "to Civil Children make tip a large part I colleges have been the most im- xwar." He { Oshkosh, Wis., was in charge lntcriiatinii.il center nL«es to hold of th" speedy constr '.ction job : of the defective speech cases in j portant influence in develop- Greece's form of on B-2 bases on Saipan lor this country. Surveys made in j ment nf speech clinic work in MSC Band concert. 8 p. past show that approxl- i the United States. ' the College auditorium the Tokyo raids. Friday. TVremhn a MICHIGAN STATE NEWS r*«e Two Grin and Boar II • • Bv 1 'i<* lit \ MICHICkMSTATE NEWS Spartans rmcird AS d-fta* mailer undrr *ot »*f March lir* .,! the r**t F**l Lansing. Mich Office* totaled on ground floor >«-«• — o. rftst nmg of mion *»,■««:*♦ ^ At War school vrar And Thursday mornings during Mtmnter ^ ^'on » > .»>•• Mi.ocm* of MlchtgAfl Slat* allege ii> rrr. dcbry Trlndum* i>U*ge Thonr f-IStt MrmWt Attwlilfi C*1l#ft*t* l*rfM Fdiforul OffUfr K\t Bwiiusa •Mfk..»UO H.. N.». sn ». Of! too FM _t . . , , . .. . . SuWnrtion .V per copy I T. tjs.l MABEL PETERSEN . . National Amortising Service, toe. <■ >0 v% j x «;> »^r WW >** r,i.t iitn.luiiHvl fioitt midship¬ iV-iUpi. fWiiK'W h\ college cjtMrr to sfmlcnt* ier to nN Aw NIWVMK.N V. re* >«*AI by college* ca men school at North Hnmpton, Mb * • ».««•*• lot Utlitt • **■ sfUtlei'fS Mass . Visito.l on rumpus last week liuvmc a Icayc prior to be¬ MF.Mnnt OK 7NF ASMH'I \TFt> KKK> ne iissicn.sl a pcniitinenf post- ^c fcr rpuhUCAtlon A«MVint*d riVM is rxcluslvrly enH'trd to the -Vm I'otorsen was • tun:. Lieutenant rrdttrd in. this paper rent dt«pAlohe« errdttrri to «t or in t othc:« . .. .trustor of women's hm.isitit: utt- }tVdt puMtshrd therein All rights . of publication on ,,, t l she enlisteit in the r...\y las' i »1 i»patches .u'tvln .u* Alio trvrvftl V % Apple* at* Faculty AdxWer lUibo i licmtwa INS. JT.W 111 GAI Manager Org MUdlemlvi tlarbara rr«ta«W# '43 uvenll.v ' completed her \,t\«rit^tus Manager MfM fditot 1 M acton Meckel tratntnc at midshipmen school. North Hampton. Miiss .' nnd was Ctaituatist as an enl»t:;n Wtnte MSt K.nst«n HuB.tt was an .-sot iafo ishlot . i the State Snooping in the Shops News .Pl.t it member of Thetft Sterna I'hi. women > letnnahsiii By ROBERTA TAYLOR IT I l \KI HI Sll 4 - is stationed with it: mfan- Wo -•■1 umt at Cmnp F.iinim. I'exas. \ fnrmlwf of Sipma Alpha Kp- JACOHSON S h.no w it Ik - ion liaternity ami .. minor en- *.: i km.) of .« ;i.v !". i put ye Ciiteei , I'm ate Hush left school Mi-mrei trim . \ m. think > 1 homo • "•■> .<■ .. hisktM IT «j tc . .1 I JITSON .Hi the ytileti.io .)<>>> I'm. '-as H-«- set tint: m Ans'-.tha i:i; h.tve to buy " ■ was fp aot.al.M I rem hun as only fit , vvvoetevt- w'.»y> ph.t-. AibAufth.'- a : t«»3f' FFl P \T Mrl'ARTIIV SupcrfortM Hit II: \oiv Officers of "Nips Oxer Main! I In- yi uUiHMorlle l\c? A/ L e . de- with • .. •< ■ ne - k> • »: - f..i ■ ■: , •; . • . tl ..n . ..nttnue if anti hospitals. • ak Vt.,p • X-** " v At the ree.sti atHin tiesk. tot Remember them games s and carom, IV toth.y t l.caies will Staff assistants who lave just completed their courses At the be available (ot sLtimsiuf at Christmas same time. Miss Cher.ery said is sure the manuals which were used and they for the ceri se should be return- Bod Company • Daily Bible reari.t Will Remember Winter westher br.m treetment to »«n»ito« '1"' you ORPHEUM cosDrnosxo with « tube of Ro.t" •'• 1'' • rifled/ l.ip Potne. SI N mon.. llECi 10-11 ties.. med . dec. 12-1j pocket, you cen Ui.ss " ' Sleet". HIT THE ICE BRINGING lil» BABY Jutf stuouih on L.r ! Bud Abtiotl and Leu Coslello Cary Graal. Katherlnr Hepburn invieihle, soothin( r Pistol Pack in' Mama the climete. Thcrr'''• GAIaS, INC. Bob surer protection Livingston. Ruth Terry Leon Lrrnll. ILerrirtt Milliard cbappio, end creckinf W'ally Vernon color cartoon late news events Stop nt nny dru. »f (or the bendy pocket t < ' Tlll'R.. e'ri.. dec. 14-15 SATURDAY. DEC l« NORM KESEL, FLORIST . Kesl Eooil Fornaril 25' Lucille Ball. Harry James , Grime Doctor's Opposite the Union and Orchestra Strangest Caw Kt iiiiel Morder » Warner Baxter. lyn Merrick ^ 'jj" VIGILANTES RIDE WE SPECIALIZE THE COLLEGE WAY William Powell. Mary Astor Russell Hayden. Dub Taylor ROGER &' OAtLET .added SHORTS too NFIN AVI., WW ' COLOR C ARTOON KntlH.v. December 8. 194* MICHIGAN S r A T K NEWS r.*« 71Mit VaiiAlstyne l akes IVanr •\llilrli*K II,.1.1 lift To (loluinbiis loni^lil nn-il Trod W A A meiiilH-i banquet y theft- last night al tlunt-x an- \ erc association shci|>. aiioidlnp to JVflt. l-illle Mnrlev. W\y Troy senior | j ■iiiilo to Kiot Burkfyot III Ohio Stale SiMy-fiv,. im*w »m*tnl>rrs wore . iiiiufi ttulivUturil rwogtii* < My JOE IIFAUANV* lion u-iis t: I veil II. those who Int.I j 3655th S. U. in.', for t Ik* best nn (I look inc. for I ho Worst, Coach ierciv.il |.mi ;,im activity ; points \ .inAlstviio will titkr his capers into ('oIiihiIhin, ti, for a tram'' witir-Hhio State tomorrow nifchl The , : to tttett will lonvo on the Pinkeyes are r'eport one of the lay. pow • ■ tit#« mine p.m. train from I .a n Inn-iip that, t.peiie.l the j m .umiihi la,.),.- N.un CLASSIFIED ADS I OsT Fall Semi-Formal I he Nine, whieh ' "" •' •■in wim • in mm: one , ,,, ((„. Mli>' ot theilt. mill I'md It.nitii.in. ' n..o.!'"„si'|"a,m lttejvvl,7 eviifi I.Mire }j h«»ttv« '• Ml scarlet ami r.i ay -.lionlil ritual Km imo. w ill he ,,t fh Union Ballroom ie 8 12 p. m ^ - ineii brilliant yinini; i 11, in in.Me. l.ast yeai |'•liant I'l.sllliins HI A. I. t .it-1..... l ... p.., , if llii' Inp ol lite heat*! Nick ll.rliii ,i ureal .left-re i> <• 1,1 M k. i i'i ...-.I SATURDAY, DEC. 9 > . » n.r- .mil was |;u en All 1 man ami an e.|i,al .1.1. n m minus ; power. ami .tin- Iteyei .iiiolh.-i man who lt.il.l-- potential nihil , -It 1'r.iiiitei Willi j in' f-'ini mil In- al una111-, At • center il w ill In- eillttti loll Krali in t nil. k l- iaiikel II..nils " tall Win loan Men Win. h ill nn doubt see in- tion are Hnl. H I e.n . .lad. tin-, . DICK SNOOK'S ORCHESTRA lin k lllill |)u-k Mas .iieli Ma--an ii W111 tie p.lll l.-tpal mi'. 111 he ia 1 m.i ; P.M. — Even. 7-9 P.M. hit of is tor Stale The hit; fpeihall lell.-l Ticket', on sale al Union Dcyli Si :0 # I oil VY SATI KDAVJR wilim-i ue < f (k tin me.l hy In-, hi all hn.e -I that and Accounting Office !r. ml. rlrd W WTI D lie sii.'til.l lepml \ • .ooo Sinulay follow lilt: the tSatlie Mil lu ll w aa hem:: l Ii.iin;eil Man the i|iia.| I (..It Well Until Ma pI.i. i heeil I Ink Itattipe X\l AS MILLS at I An III lilt lllllllt It tiithin, New*. Novelty HIU JUn. - « ft .iihI IUH -DOUU I.nk o.ikir ARTHUR'S: Boomps" specs A MUST ON EVERY SHOPPING LIST Frilly Or9andies LHis would be pcifect for mother ci aunt when she* ieivc, tea Flowered Chintz with Ruffles — anyone would adore the likes of these RATION FREE! Dotted Swiss — these simply can't be beat It's Slipper Time! ALL LEATHER U HOCS N. '3« Prices .89 to 2.50 Ration Free! KtUUy. Drcemlxn :i i>i<, Ml CHIC AN STATE NEWS Put* V«Hlf Shop Early and Avoid the Rush Vandervoorts H Military,Sports and Toys Se Regulation Army Mess Kits 1.19 - Flashlights - 1.20 Batteries - 10c ca. Viking Hockey Ice Skates Ping Pong Balls 4.95 20c Girls' Stadium Boots sizes 4-5-6 7.95 Army Shoe Shine Kits 1.95 Red Ski Children's Books Caps 1.75 50c- 1.00 Model Airplane Sets Toy Animals 38c 1.18 up Tennis Rackets Monopoly 2.48 5.95 up Noma Wood Trains 1.58 VANDERVOORTS SPORT EQUIPMENT 1 2 (i E A S T «; R AND R 1 V E K