T-j' * f- ■A ■■ •' ij.uA^jf'* ■ ' -« • " • ,;' '4? w : • i- .. day's mngan Dmly Student Publication of Michigan State state news College TODAY'S WEATHER Waraier, mild. light showers. Scattered mpus VOL. 33Z.332 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1942 NO. 5 s rriil> bill TF IT WORKS •; T: Mies Enid Off ^PWdj Stalingrad Continues Fighting " ..My finding ,:gh the dean yesterday re- ;ked Dean F. After Tour1"* •! With last playing re-erved pep.: all v rji - .tu-le'.* "V'MoslDecisivc Moment' Slnlin Commands His Garrison to 'Hold Down Firm, Put ,<-!! for men Says Capital Laps Behind '»'-r.«T spirit, Any Panic,' as Germans Advance at The dean, tines i.r '■ scnt-'fiiled Heavv Cost in One Part of Cltv V dr, <>r- . ire ■ no boys Rest of Nation, But t:er ',•> d sm up t* tu sisStTS |r> offered to iH By Kddy Gilmorc i V ;b of wssh- Praises Production IAJ Jt k pots, bim- .MOSt'(»U\ Friday; Oct. 2 (AP»—A German siege army , :f to aghast WASHINGTON, O (AP; .. of ;;oo,o00 men advanced slightly in the northwestern • bell stated: President Roosevelt. < of .ays that ! ing today- a secret " imperiled Stalingrad yesterday, hut was forc- - e-- irspec' o.mself shall four of war activitie-; from • '•'« ' ' another locality south of the city, the Red nigh rier to border and (.en-! t., >■<-, ; need to be command annuuntwi ; expressed-- the Arm convict today .that production vv»s »g»..i.-. j extremely well and that •;,- : ,■!■ - W 01111*11*8 Co-Opg.j " Intbc "lnh n iGUTtht cn !n to -tare a Victory •. "h Sjfdtt; , ■c.,r j he said he had found v-ar j. i-n-board dance operating at 94 to 95 ;s-ro.- and !r,:■.-r ri, V ir.ii .my - " iTTf "> i i ion ballroom. efficiency, vi'fs bntn . c • < w tjl - ■ I ngli-h will of»j rnsnaaerner.t tnivel!ir. » ' tuins The r: - I-,,, s I • .,,n in ballroom. ! F'rfrsidents es'e-ri du-t' .i' h >m : possible >|x>td •'•.<. - ■■<■ ■ • • ubu:i--, the • Ji.r.o Van Si C*,r d n [orv-d in 24 i |r f'i ■: i. and a »5 prlie of maximum output, - >jf f- li in the most do-. In declaring t'-: \i •' <■ o; ' Shirley i " '-IXTh .u it f thf» j.f o da v. in'"- Esthn 4 tititphi •' f«t iili > • was not a* high n ".Va-n - : ttx-ll: Kav i as elsewhere, the Pre i-jent . Dm AH - : i .Itfk . ijinh "rhooFStltff i ,!u« reasons: I—Many membe r «-f • \?«* r.d rtar -'«<* t. ad- Wi; ■ :>r: ■-. .'Tkv ccrnmu- \- afternoon' seeking »0 just.fy tr,e-,r i off I « ? fx r< . c u: >e of -. . - group of j to the war effort. < •- ck-lvr I'd v»'!tis ih«i! I V crlered See FDR—Pare I . ' *)p */"» jo . c-ctor . : rushes, and i •*d out '»<•<} clean- Campbell Ball- Hi. ; Ik; at the ; Roosevelt C.riticizcs Price Hill Delay: -.* •>' • gr.-id y>Ulh '>f f ^li^l - rc,ad and \ ; Gc-i roan 1 J m a "Ue.iv r . res avenue. and Compromise Dill Mar l)ass Totlttv f I ;r. c-r ■ : i • li'i-.i h,. cu . t Jo r. v MiE:. -■ YKop ■ P-f :cd ;.-rl place, U« . Ru- .„,aS„4c WASHINGTON, 'O f. T ,\V i • i-... <- •" Camporli. cere- i •-r. arr:.'-es .IghUng a V r - xitd 'he - f'.i.i- 1 —President Rch eve it huiav : .fdok ■ ,h c H.'ii! li.ckci. rcsst 1 icizeti the delay ^ >r. ihtmor Mag Features ■ .ru irci uj'-f-r.- an»l -ou:h»ast of Nov. -ssislc >-n 1 noisy n*an" V • gi: a Siegmutid: • v. -cr of,. tr; .slac k j enacting his anti-inTCiti. i :n< - .-a coast ,-tf. ere which the , cram but reserved an opinion ' I Faricty of Stories: Mi Nail. ' -J-h.i.y fin the r-oit- xt >.-Fh • was applied ' «he senate compromize bill until North Williams f s •■)•. ..ix.ve Most v. the ' oftt- does on Sole Today ' mpromptu' he had conferred with cc ncrcr- W<-President, Jerry B'gnall: mtird'ic aid. another PKi Ger- la-'tfc Hemd«»:. tua- nar - w«t illed ;ij_; n-uo «*< over farm price .'-slings .•-. a-.- rn South \N'tllianis G< - mff. - -. i-e „avs.-.-.:.g path- - iepartment.; the bil lappeared to be nt-artcg tu-l - -V I'M T o • n Jul . The irt-M- I \*%» city* - peaceful_ending as :.ou.-e far:;; I cv 1 *u??r, Ma j AT r : itpi : <" dc zf-i rt ' A- yard", there j bloc leaders disclosed thev " ■ old : ■'.re 1 Mi*: Ni 2(0 rt AR ;,i it.d •.hem fi'i'.-r-t:,..iiplying;^tAirprlr'1'' Kayt Ma>o tvt-rf- a'.r 'vrri'ught rty hnO to ! J«i t « ■ ..v c ■ m .nd ] ;. i i. . f H, \ will give final ap; n-.ul to- »iaitr'td that att.icki-ig N'aws - an \> Arc i", < *-'-1 rr *' f"aroly- API—State i measure tomorrow and send ;t nave driven several wedge* U- 43 Hi*i. iX. ei»J tid war fen, Ijoia a reported i on to the White House. It wiil dojsc Wtivr, fi.i:*.«r i- to the northern part of . ;tn Gover-; arrive there one day after the A nr. the -ity." and said .'trong Soviet ■ ...clamation i deadline estabiiihed bv the Pres- at urea West .Mayo relief attacks from the north of -ari hour ident for its enactment, lu: v •I .df • Mary.nr GraR. Staii.ntr,t& were rej-ul-eri by abb • .an high- was generally behoved Mr iccrctary, Shirley Bailey; treas¬ c$UQ)gr-4ttack with destruction Roosevelt would overlook tr.at .1. t: urer. M-rv Elizabeth Brown, -■f 96 Soviet tank#, mosiiy of ; i.r. fin chief. J- an Campbell. Lrit.-h and Af.H-r.can o'.-.c* cc.mplisnce , circumstance. ae ny 1 1 : c. •.he " honor ' He told a pros* conference--:, •1! » Q f •* ;. revf North Hal! j ture. police, m- • special one called to rep.-rt ■-•••*.. < r.d At N'.-rt-: Hall Marian*Kurtti is I • ~y cders and Ills two-week tour of the coun¬ v :«-pro.-, dent. Betty Willis, sec-; Allies Press - ■ ' i they are try—that he would confer of the leaders ton c'.b with i.str .but#d ret try. t'orri n e Hanrimarsh.! Latnl, u;rar.t vio- some r.. treasurer: r rs'Aerv -a>.senj:tT -.edule*. (- Je.-nne Hayden is president oi More-oy, while. Allied heavy . i fears in the countr> Cistr.c'.s. U-itive (>:? 4 and ,.:d a hait £ r.f rd house, other officer. ..-re ; bombers dcatroyed a large ec- Of; ail to sports h< u-e manager. Betty North;; t*,n of the important Wairopi NEWS IN BRIEF ROTC Has Vacancie cvonts. The . der also"" 11 ♦ cretary-treasurer. [p*--~w! r::> —«-r.je-f. Joyce'Searcy. t-asebal! Jan Sipie. , bridge < n the Japanese ; apply j line. General MacArthur an- ta;s h.irtered Uochdaie House jnountcd today. fop Upperclassmen , teams, orchestras, etc. This At Rochdale house Jen Bry- ! Tlic Japanese were being har- f D Roosevelt re- Juniors or seniors not taK.r.g nv-ans. .m Offkv it-n-e . .n ■ i re-ident Vice-president!"*^ trem the jungle and from inspection ccHirses in advanced military for Transporlation pi-ke-rran - id. Gr. -e Ferguson: :ccretary-| 'be air by the Allied offensive ui that if '..he current World Series : (Continued on Page 4) j the Owen Stanley mountains. .1 Kite House college credit and who would continues beyond Oct 4 I The advancing Australians have a like to take such cour-es snoul: ' advanced more than 10 miles journey. piavers would it- compelled to j investigate the po sibilities. ac- | over tortvou* terrain since Ihey ~ bids Stalin- i buy train tickets between "St l Knrollmcnt .Swell* 5 cording to Cap', G. H. Brunch. L a r.d New Yotk in the res- j i d'stodiicd "r.e Japaiifse from Put dow n R, o. T. C. adjutant. most deci- ular way and "hope to get reser- Daih- Linton Sav* j their advance point only 22 miles There are a number of vacan¬ \ut. :is " tron Port Moresby. cies In each unit for upperclass- With new students enr<--!lirig; even series men who have had basic tram- . . c;(aff ,\dds Murali-st every day, the registration fig ; ; 4-3 win. ins • Men should consult tf\e ~ u:e now totals (>.276. according i Pier. -s -1 use farm unit director for further infer- mation regarding (Marie- Poilock f enrollment, been . ppomted instructor m -r- ace. Detroit " to.word from the registrar's of-, roc TABU V M :s:m price v Canr.. Branch advised. r ecording to annourie.-t e... . This steady stream of late cared p-ij" head of .he j ' t for ■ - ' -u sion bill. There are also two vsi.,n.« vacancies — E. B. Brauner, arttng ._ ua< c-cen: registrants may swell the swell tie fall lati It ■Ef&. % '-»> j |OEY? for sophomore engineering or gr. ^ ^ a. art term er.rc'Jment to 6.400. thus 4kife -si' " " ARTHUR'S physics students in the newly es- , c, r..,ev. • u i exceeding last-year's figure by • p. m tUf,.. ' '- e'.erans, Al- tablishcd signal corp? *°io o-.vt - l'aps fetreat- LeUnd D. Esch is the unit unit.^ I Auditorium. ^ the, ***' •-ISM -tn.ey range. r' • v' V T. rector. ' AM-- -v.'-:', Vi.'.v ; '• •, "ipmim tliiffpMlM rw.. isjM# . , - ■,s,: , , y S*r~" J"":: •'' ' . v * Page Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, October 2 ,'4, " Grit* and Bear II MICHIGAN STATE NEWS I THINKIN' OUT LOUD Rntiwl m Rcroutf-rliiM ronttrr Ht tho |*>i»lnffici*, Runt Lanainf, Mich. Offices k»r«flNl on around floor Of t-nafc wing of Union.Bulid?t»tt Annexj room J*. ViihUsluft dully »'x< < pi Huml»iy and Monday mowinKa during the n irtilnr frhooi yi'tur nnd ivn'kiy on Thursday mornlntf» durtmr imrnmur *«;<,» Ion !»y the dtutknU of • Mtmhtr. A»win ted Ci.ltrjflatr IVrrr Mlchiynn 8Ut»r oollrif. By Sheldon Moyer MPMtsCHrm roo MAIKINAL AowEAfipiNri »v . 'IVIt'Iihortu —ColirifO Phono 5-9HS. F.l|» National Advertising Service, inc. 2Sg %»T' ** 2Mi "* CtlUtt PMitbtrt KrprtunUth* 4tODaemon A*r • IMIM N«w Vook. N.V. t Mliliui I Ill niMlwt Hiilwcrl|.ti"'n p-i ymr by mail; SI ro!l#yr rurrlrr to atvilrnta : Sf per ropy; 13.00 '." imt yrar liy M prr PERHAPS the adopted U n you've noticed I o n a rrioro cafeteria thut efficient but has yrar by cdJIOKT' iftfrirr !«» ni>n-M'u»•» v>*L saving. " Mir. Islif.r, Si I Kl PON MOYKH Asking the customer's to pay Editorial DhW I r I.KN H \ If N f a'4 lliwlni^s Manayor. J FAN WHITING as they go through the line in¬ stead of "paying" as they leuve FOITOH! AL HTAFK \ has saved varying amounts to A%m irttr IMifnr. Kid 18 NttANDT: AmMmU Kdlfors. WLL BARCLAY. HILL the Union JOHNSTON lt|Id. MAUHOX. IKHItY 1 Kit IIOHST: Si-rt* K.!imr, HIM.JCK management, some¬ MONKS; Amm. m/ Br ru y.hi^r ToM ILIOHDAN; Woman'. J4|if«r. NEVA times $15 poj- day. . A CK Eft MAN P. nl'iro Editor, Fl'lKN STIOPNOA . To speed up the new system, GF.VI2M AL UPPOK1 PI?'. IWI.nrn llilfrrti. Ilarbarn f>«iw»fion, Kay 8 .ronton*, Emory Foster, Union manager, Kr v M 'l ion 0 Srn« f liny, i>m»b Wuurfr.L Stilly has even installed another cash¬ r. Owt-t.y l.oUiMi* Hi»til, P;»ul Pa I mi r, lb h n Mr AI«•* , ~ * — ier's table, and it isn't bad at all now. WORTH HKPOHTFJLS--Itil! A !-m« St »r» Adams. Hill IIoomT. Pu'k Hyrnr-a, Tmy .f.»hn M.irrn, Pat MrtJariby, ,lobn Pi«bur«ki, ItiitpH Hut for the first few days, I, Pi»w*rv, poiby I'h tufi«ow. (IfIt Tru>,»*row. . personally, had a bit of trouble. *~ I was started down the cafeteria II! KIVP.RS STAFF A.»v»ni«t'»T Maonrrr. A HT '' VI »f K Wnofi, ("ontrnrta Mnrayrr. 1»OtM;|,AS railing one day, when I looked tLKfcVE. Aaalalar.t It Mannynra. MONEY SALSHOHr. td'STEIt TAI1IT- behind me. and who should lie in MAN. i'lr, illation Marnier, PAUL K WALK Ell: si ' r T"How are you getting along?" .„,nl tin' w'u faculty Atlvner he ; aid. ,ihrn il 1 n t "Oh, pretty good, f guess, ex¬ ioa .1 latr 10 cept this line is driving ine t>Al. Be ~"r (/. oJ M. TruwNin ellWTCKxiterintent trasey." imt iirntihratii "Trasoy"" he said, giving me ok. "At 11 o'clock / leant you to start telling about your v a quizzical look. TIJK eatinKAs«ociii(od experiment Preasat reports a very unique and inter- our Ijijt city cousin institution in "Yes. this line makes me on the farm , . . if they still don't no, start telling /no. teould rttii. the war ." thr -tjdium a trasoy." . . Ann Arbor. "You mean crazyr' Foster A hand-picked tfroup of 10 University of Michigan R. O. countered. T. C. studonta is going to get a taste of army post life, in "No, I mean trnsey," I insisted. *m experiment in military living in part of the univer¬ "Now what the devil is that?" Special Breakfasts light Luim iu asked Foster. sity's eiist quadrangle of dormitories.' "Well, it's like this, Mr. Fos¬ A bugler will arouse them with reveille and send them ter," 1 explained. Everytime I go around that right angle on the Drugs and Student Supplies to lied with taps. About the section taken over by the cafeteria rail, I feel as if my group, sentries will stand guard 21 hours a day. The stu¬ tray Is going to slip off. "And It's simply driving me dents will wear their uniforms seven days a week; they'll troseyt" sleep on. cots in their "barracks" and they'll need a pass SPARTAN DRUG STORE to leave the "post." 1105 E. Grand River Inspections will lie made by student oiricers, who may impose demerits for laxness in obeying regulations, for INFORMATION impose demerits for laxness in obeying regulations, for WWWVVVWW. /yyvrnvrt STUDENT CU R TARTY— officer put it. The reserve ofTicer trainees will have to show The Hrst Student club party under the theme of "College III SHOW ENTIRE NEW I TODAY! I Bar War a-.-r. •ltd Stump* , a pass TKI» Thr.tr Daze" will lie held In honor of when "they go out on a "date," and too many demerits will the Home Economics division Tit M#LAMOUiM#|llL HLAIN!—Mo*t Mnvttfnl! Mod hiUd! Found numtnti make u pass difficult to get. Peoples- church today at 8 p. m. in a 'ockrd private car! If the experiment is successful, the army may take over LIFE SAVING COURSE— an entire dt rmit ry next semester. All interested women who haven't signed up (or the Red Doesn't this sound like something worth more than just Cross Senior Life Saving course Watching? How • bout it? sponsored by Green Splash, meet prepared for swimming at the AN Hifl'N Women's gym today at 5 p. m. PART-TIME WORK— .Musical Menu of Itifinile Variety Men who are interested ROSALIND RE¬ In • • ADDED physics, chemistry, and electric J) Shoftlr KhytKm" TREATS - News - • • Cartoon | j '\j \ ;UUlvt TAKE A -IAKE A LF.:. DAftLJ DARLING" DICK CHARLES measuring methods can lind part-time work in the Michigan VVBV,V.V>.'. ACS -Highway Research lab, accord¬ ing lo J. A. Finney of the lab staff. "Students who w nit to WANTED sec michigan state collegian's how principles learned in class- Victor Knnncrs rooms can bo used in lab and 2-0112 research work can find a place here." he added. The department is in 3 Olds hall. CONSERVATIONISTS— Gel Your Aals are needed by the United States Civil Service Commission M.S.C. Combination Lot to do pr ct'eal work on federal i,i- e relug' v- m the llsh and wddhl'o -orvice of the Depart- Due to shortage of materials, locks are scarce ami "ment of the Interior. Applicants must have either "three years of needed by students on this campus. If you have o college work or throe years of some practical experience in tb s oal M. S. C. lock, picuse Held. iirinq it in. with the comb far the There are no age limits and n tion, and we will buy it. t general test will be given to all applicants who must have filed their applicattei.s with the MICHIGAN GAME niis'lon'r W«*hlngton. D. C, of¬ fice bciorc October 19. com- lie fore You Leave Bit* I ding a heavy bomber, with its 30,000 different parts, several hundred thousand scparu.. . separate pieces rif tAiruvie of nuihil metal, InlrMe takes tiki ilfili 100.000 man' hours. For Miuic STATE COLLEGE Call BOOK STORE Jewett s ED BERRY MtehlgAB Sute Callece) Cards Lpset Yank# in Second Game, 4-3; Leave fop New York with Series AH Even LAUNDRY7-YCS! —But I—dry Problems? MO! Even l freshman soon Uirr.s ho-*- to handle Laundry Prof ;«n»—;a« send jour laundry home by Railway Exim.sc— and have jt rerurr.ee to you the same wey. You ii find it s really m problem at ail. Lo» rates include pirit-uf> and deuvery at no extra charge, yvitbin iax regular vehicle i.rmu, in all ciues and principal to*ns Your iiur.dn can be stor prepaid or collect, as yosi choose Psw! Send and receive baggage, gift*, etc. the sarr.t convenient way. f RAILWA NATIONWIOt KAIL-Alt SMVfCf If you throw " With terbacks ■ t and ,'.y have endeav¬ or else 'lefertre >i Ed rnrer ... corralled the spirit of .the plains iite a stunning bedspread with matching draperies. 5-rs'g-f from i'-e 'ore cf 4CC .ee's cr open rs^ge re-ching in the Ar-eh can West, come tense auth antic end famous ca'* e orands. Can you .'der.-rfy them? Tfo>; vorar*f/ A men. lriiess WANTHI) cen speeao was oesIsned tr-6 —c .en by Stitclied — E ves master craftsmen since 5 £52. (^|j . . . ' -Ifskia for Wear Anywhere— wri-iie-prcoV cc-r*cfeer.r>3 -»-.y c Vie %*n Them Today -c ' t«wo»dered ct an cve/oa d". One cteor Other* cc-ono-'OA C-'V, a cc nj o/ —a tones cf 3.98 Classified Rates me Gc-s'en West. Svofcsi, /wcfas#, ofreody Tw o cents per word; iBiniw»*t i;un«er#d/ Zir.gie one dovb«e ons tires. l* SHOES charre..Sac: all advertuemenK Orcoehes to net eh. 6.98 It* W WAIIIIN6TOM AVL paiaHc in advance; no pre¬ LANSING ferred position. t nion lUd<. Annex. Telephone Roatn S 5-9IIJ—Beiix* Mills Dry Goods Go Ext. 2CS - "ii ,5 - ■* w|| Page Four MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, Oct',;.,, 2 J Stalingrad Irani FDR Hannah States Infantry Advance on (Continued fn p;iSt! ROTGRescrve ciucflionx which to military expert , air) 2—A. minority Total Is 1,384 and radio, which be really.familinr •-| try, wax thinking By LOUISE BOTH . und " disseminata, "fit* Evidence that the men of newx. Michigan Stnte college ore pre¬ 3—Certain adir paring nerlously for their port in ficlala, who rnignt the nation's total war effort was their lips. . furnished' yesterday when Pres. The President John A. Hannah announced that B.754 miles Hi 1,384 man are members of ad¬ through half tf,.- vanced 11. O. T. ('. or one of the sllver of Mexn reserve, programs. cities whercvi-i Of the total number of men j dropped irtuin , preparing for active service in i plants, and on e. the ai inert forces, 11911 are mem¬ I mivy and tW" n... bers of one of the nine reserve j In brief, here programs. Advanced It. O. T. and what he .... C. claims the remaining 48.1 J j west: men. Detroit, Sept Secretary of War Henry Stini- tank arsenal am] ien's recently spot-lighted Army | Run bomber pi;.-, Enlisted Reserve lead* all other i Chic ago, Sept !•. reserve .programs with a mem¬ J Naval Teaming ' bership of 5(11 men. Next in Milwaukee. S popularity Is the Air Force He Chalmers Mm serve with 142 men. which make- s Nmct v throe men will prepare ! Red army infantrymr■n move tip to new I«>si- of thm picture, The Rci , attempted a flanking jplifs. for line nlfieerV duty "under the' Rons mi the St dingrad trout, under ciivw of a movement in an effort to relie'-e German pre j w Urigldon - navy V-7 p r o g r a rn Other smoke screen. an hi ding to Ihi- Ru raan caption "the i.e uc.'ed plant of I-edei.. • lire on i. ity Inanche.s of tire navy reserve list pany. 20 member* of V-l, mid 23; nmmlieis of the V-5 flying pro¬ | tden' EU-anor Drown; <-crH«ry- gram. W omen Fled Dorm, Co-op Officers " Ireas-iter. !**-•» Omuhei fire Elmer Davis, of war itifurma' i (i! a Ua.il . r- rdirnl Ttie sdmiruslrntion | (Continued from f'age 1) irair; tire chief, Eva l.u; hous a ted from Ft an roips v.liuti includes men train¬ trea-uier, Marge Ve, lire chief, manager. Leona Miller. ing to l>. veterinarians- lias 103 l-.leanor Johnson and hoii.-e ivian- Poller Hutise luendx is- •igtr. Jane Faili'y I'ri-sident, (,'nrolyh Cm,p.; vice- Thirty-right ii i mis i men are now of the Marine Reserve, tit ate signed up in the Coast I Robinson House p, evident, house manager Mai - on Frederic; Joyi'e "A'akeileld If > on Don l Liho the \\ wither— Offiecrs a! Rohin-on house are (in.ml Reset ve, and the Mer pre-identf Amy fv,»u Firth, vio- • cr;-i-t.,i-y. Ann Dunla;; fire chief. tin lit Manne Reserve claims two president. Itetly Fenwick. Mai gu ie Kellogg; •uen. M-eietary-treasurci Ruth Cor Fern House OiTieers t Fern hoove art f'n-idenf, Rh.vlli- Kibler. viee- pre.odent, fx-von Ktienan, seere tary treasurer, Helen Va-sver lire chief, Kathleen Wattles; Ta'ft House |nr kcM Margaret Hunter is president mt M s < 'Dxwp i f-T. t! house Other idllei-rs n- Ht E-U.iti.'u in It: c'udc; house manager, Janet \ LH tagi Marvin; secretary-treasurer. Ar- h Mf h in,t> di% Utile: aTal tire chief, Mary I i8 ' C| «hv»r F.tten Dietrel. |fjmr>us "d Mirths, Alice Cowles to xefure at I Je nette t.iZehmk is president \ Mir,a*. Iriiffi whit of Alice Cowles. Other officers d»* U >#' of are: house manager.- Mildred n. Il »v. e 11 r: v C -vkdl; secretin y-tn avtu ' r, Kl- mot* mportai len Steele, tire chief, Mary Jane |W'-- iff lit frit t' Guclics, r.D, D m \|, Benson House bottom - «?t Officer# a* Benson house are; v K4}>;noi president. Hilda St roup; house manager. Ruth Gould; >. ice-prl - Duller to Kverell Cromwell English & Camilla Joa ROOD Dancing Instructors RAFFELL Wait a Minute . . • I.""""1"""1 Are you all srt for the Michigan Having finished a very successful season and Orchestra gam« • ^ al America's No. 1 resort. The summer any Heather change? Homestead, Hot Springs, Va„ now on a college tour of the nation. Co Prepared — Return Content nl Friday and Saturday Class Instruction Start in" Oct.'5 SHORT WAY HI S Leave* Wear An at t'niou Hldg. "We Pay Your Fare" Fraternity and Sorority Houses and The Union All-Weather Coat CONTACT UNION OFFICE FOR REGISTRATION To meet the demand of the student 10.30 -18.50 body— Especially Reduced Rates are now btinn of¬ fered at ._ 6 Lessons for $5 CORAL In Rumba, Fox Trot, Waltz, Conga, Tango GABLES LANSINC ANP EAST LANS' Appearing Tonight in Person at the Union Dance in Special Victory Hour Dance Concert One Mile East •n l'S-16 vov CANT LEAVE P1SSATISFIEC <:> fc:A. yi't ■ ... -I ' U&rt&tcX. *;• ;=■'* - '^jji t--;. ,v-;v;; .r. v.... ... -.K-"