Today's MICHIGAN STATE NEWS l TODAY'S WEATHER Cooler; scattered light Campus showers. Daily Student Publication of Michigan State VO!„ 3371,332 College FAST t.ANSING. MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1943 NO, 1» Fast Worker* Regional Frat Advise Reservists ,.. „.' Proving that "fa*" are made n,,irlollc Kluff. too, Michigan to Take ROTC dungarees college seamen Monday donned afternoon, Convo at MSG ""|,l, lot «orked In the sugar on t ook farm for .dlvr.-hour atrelch. Tired, a beet gruel- This Weekend Jap's Solomon Offensive Still Brewing „n,t ,n.iv. but feeling very proud thrmvelvea. they staunohly Hiiiiqiict, Dam e Highlight American Fliers Try to (allege Now Will In*tie .sserlrd that "We «wked so DiMorgunize Enemy tast the l»«y* had a hard tune Program t Six States ROTC Students All RrlniNeH for keeping np with us." On sugar Represented Forres Immediate Duty pert*, of course. Will March at Michigan State college will WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 Although freshman and soph¬ The Character* nasume role of itroniinpiu o (AP)—In n strenuous effort Saturday's Game a ,.. omore students are able to enter within fraternity circles Friday to disorganize .Japan's big the service of their own choice, rhc some bunch of Mason hall and Saturday when it acts as the administrative group of i, lows who lost week were muk- host to the Third Solomons island offensive be¬ The military might of Mich¬ annual re¬ igan State college will be shown Michigan State college has fore it . ,no explosive "applejack," this gional Interfraternity Confer¬ can get really started, to alumni and other spectators adopted a recommendation of have rlgk'ed up an auto¬ ence. The regional meet, which American fliers arc showering . at the M. S. (.'.-Great the college committee on mili¬ matic "pipe smoker" enemy troops and supply dumps Lakes previously has been held at Ohio tary affairs, advising students «t it with which they Intend State and Purdue universities, with bombs in a non-stop series footbaU game Saturday when enlisted in the naval or murine to break in their pipes. of raids, it w;>* revealed tonight. ds 2,400 R. O. T. C. students march onto the field for a dem¬ reserves to avail themselves of Vvnitt The contraption, which Throughout Oct. 18 and 19, a basic R. O. T. C. training, it was .Men responsible for the sale onstration Just before the game. consists of empty cider navy communique said, army, of All members of the M. S. C- announced yesterday by Dean R. and a few feet of rubber Interfraternity conference navy and marine corps aircraft C. Huston, chairman of the com¬ .0 ranged in a slphon-likc 'banquet tickets in their respec¬ hammered at the enemy on Gua¬ R. O. T. C. unit, less those whose mittee. isn't so foolproof, to if tive fraternity houses sre to dalcanal, and the great Japan- names will be posted on a bul¬ smoke pouring out of turn In their money to Boh , thrust which has been, ex letin board in Demonstration According to the announce¬ Rys|iamp at the dean of men's pec ted for days has yet to get halt today (Wednesday) are or¬ ment from Dean Huston, all M ,,n hall don't be alarmed. It's ■ - freshman and dered to report in complete mil¬ sophomore stu¬ - - office by 5 p. m. today, aceord- -- - started just the "iK.yg" at it again. Ing to Ron Heath, graduate Enemy Plans I nknoun itary uniform Saturday, Oct. 24, dents arc entitled to choose be¬ chairman of the conference. However, there was no means at 1:15 p rn. or. the field in front tween: ,,. ionu'on Girl* of telling on the bans of the of Deni hall," by order of Capt. (1) Obtaining n temporary K- seem* that there la a scrap will Include communique whether the air George Branch, adjutant. discharge from the navy or ma¬ representatives of raids had altered Japanese plans, rine corps and enlisting in the drive m progress, but according From the field, the men will nearly 48 institutions of higher or whether the enemy was fol¬ to in last lainslng matron who education from six slates. march through Mucklin field's army reserve until they acquire , ,iiir.i (lie State News office last lowing a prearranged schedule concrete runway onto the foot¬ a Junior status. Ron Heath, men's housing .us lit some sorority houaea have di-, ( getting set and fully prepared baU green for a military demon¬ (2) Remaining in the naval rector, is graduate chairman of ' t,efore launching "a"land if fens iv tailed to heed the nationwide the conference, and Larry Mar- I stration Only men exempted, or marine reserve, and dropping call. The kind lady revealed (|,.,iKned to wrest the vital Gua Branch said, will be members of basic R. O T. C ; another course dy, Hesperian fraternity, will act; dakanal airfield from the Amer- the football team, that as 'he drove through an as undergraduate chairman. The I band, pro¬ will be prescribed to take its n-.in marines and army men *Jlr\ behind an unidentified meet is sponsored by the Mich- I gram sellers, and campus police place. sorority house, she noticed a Hovering in nearby waters cxtras-also taking military. In view of the fact that the igun State college Interfraternity j was a large enemy fleet of war- large pile of tin cans and other Further derails as to the for¬ cnllcge has personnel and facil¬ valuable serap metal. How about council, and the entire program j: hips and auxiliaries, although ities for continuous R. O. T. C will take place in the Union; the navy communique said there mation and proper uniform will grUiiig busy, slaters, and doing be released later, he said. training, which is not true in building. rour part In the national drive? Four national officers from j had been no further landings on an 1 Guadalcanal, case of naval training, Dean Huston urged that students avail equal number of fraternities, Says Main Force t'nused Britain Launches und a galaxy of other sjieakci Concerning the struggle in the Prehident to Sign themselves of the R. O. T. C- training as outlined in the first See CONFERENCE—Page 4 Solomons, Secretary of the Navy choice. ftctv Battleship* Tax Bill to Restore Fleet Knox fold reporter*, that "m my judgment, the Japanese have by Despite Meanwhile, President. John A. Hannah revealed that he had re¬ Seniors to Choose no means exercised their mam LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. 21 force." Knox.did not elaborate, but Treasury Frown ceived a clarification on the same matter from Major General J. A. (APi---Two new tleships. the Anson and the 35,000-ton bat¬ Between Kitchen, ho 1 a id "it .* '-'nl a n«OM.H.V, OKaa« • M»ea « ip« Miiim • t*« rua«itf« XIKMHKH rr|*nhl(r-itlion of «•*! TV Ai. m. today WUM It tit ~ — - . A Johnston Union, wiii.ivm Ai'i'iJJ'ATK ih „rKai,!/atioii i .Him 2 of the it was announced by Family A.<«i».r _ j»ros. Vera Dcuner. S. w. L. Inpatriotic Hit of Rationalisation S.W.L. will hold welcome tea Tor all IWih students who own ears don t have too mnon ro- from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. today In S giml for .the idea. expressed in ... the Stale News too Nows li.v students and also In editors that driving ears on earn- lo chairman Merry Ellon Stuck. mnoh ro- by, oth- from 7:80 to oth- ,uu^' students '30. Morrill hall, according 'i,u,n '3°' 7"VS2,"™"R»S''ITS er ,n„ ha, awt WitriomW.uirki.nlly, They say that gas rationing will effectively block driv- t'nlon annex to discuss plans for Alig, so why shouldn't we get some enjoyment out of our the year. Chairman Peg Hull an cars till then? The fuct is that the three and a half or ,1uun four gallons of gas to he given every week to all drivers TV. A. A. will take them on ah average of 50 miles. Dividing that W.A A is organizing groups of "IVIicn 1 tec* pottr .. ..iv.. iwin. an< there for one basic if"Virwi iu.iv <"» w.v TT purpose— Salespeople turned In t who have ,n thr,r Spartan not aubarrtp- presents for service Job^Of figlit- urnrdbook^.re Christmas to-fit ih,m.,K,u t,i r.f themselves nv." forfor doingdoimr uuius the in* WF* Mm l^iw'V'* Jioh v" hest nossil.le of fk'ht- ||0 Uon A recent survey on : .■resi t I jug. i.'i Bui many times we've doubted whether we and our M>»«»oon as _ _ requeated po^ibie. _ to to rooin do ui. men statiomil outside, the United States must be mailed by mid¬ rating of different oecui of 111' Union groups by the Univn classmates are e doing all we possibly r. can, and in the quick- Un' annex. night, Oct. StV Any packages nois and the National mailed after this date will not fx1 est way possible, for victory debate— tion of Finance company round of intramural guaranteed for delivery by Dec. n't speak too well ha Bnjveling about being asked not to drive cars to class Th,. nl^ roun 11 be held tonight at 25. Also remember to keep the would indicate that all students aren't wholeheartedly debating will be places previously an- size of your package dow'n to students- striving for victory, even if to all outward intents we are. ":30. at die place. , conserve shipping space. No While office clerk' The privilege of driving cars on campus is a small thing, nounccd- 11 pounds, or have a combined people—were 92 per n 11 pounds, ro have a combined pendable, school teacher and to outsiders probably even urguuig about it seems persuing rifles length and girth of more than 42 near the top—86 per <. ridiculous. But those students who seem to think if they Periling rlur* will meet today inches. A shoeoox Et* these pendable. Painters and riiTora* don't wear out their tires and cars, someone else in the " 7 p- w-,n b'wonstratlon halL specifications tors were at the botto; -38 prr family will, .......v „.... should think v.*—... again. tea »4nck— cent—not too far bet . Thev couldn't go far wrong by heeding the plea of Wash u"'ou board is sponsoring a A Purdue university student pulled the prize publicity stunt students who were ri•• be only 56 pier rent dt; > ;ington official and and all to the L. selling cars Urea gasoline S. government, which privileges. could putI., them to town girls— ^VT'thflLc of the year when he sat style with his legs around his Yogi Better call in your loan locks. . A „,l lw..i.1«u reck for eight hours The "dear was that he would receive a A total of 457 Univ-; •.:> 1 healthier than riding, anyway Chalk this up qs another eight Wisconsin co-eds have enrolled dollar an'hour. in a defense first aid eoui -e. In Campus Quarters SWAIN JEWELRY STORE By Helen Schmidt and Helen McAfee New College Seal Lockets 3.00 - 6.25} We Wrap for Mailing State Theater Bldg. Breakfasts Light LuiicIh'»|i Drugs and Student Supplier Yes, We Have Alarm Clocks J SPARTAN DRUQv STORK 1103 E. Grand River 7 NEED MUSIC? DERW0QD CARN'S ORCHESTRA :,..i Dorty BhoRep) WlfftB PearsaU Phone 5-0370 tvffktwtlny. October 21, 1042 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Thrts 1 ' (iingrasw Moves to Halfltaek Sailor llnlfhark Dormitory Defending LhampH-Down ~ in Spartan Buekfield Shift Abbot JO in Toneh (irid V League; Mason 5, last year's dormitory II, Thf rmi II i touch football champion, defuat- r,.„h Charley Bachmim law Michigan State Ohio Stole tHill Hate* i ed Abbot IM 14-0, last night on \ rhuiiM h'* In im effort to work up Miine Announces ' the practice field under Rie iiull-earrylng stomn agalmit IS#. J fa Weekly Poll | lights The passing combination tin- bully Great laike* Naval Varsity Party of Grid Tram* I of John Babul a to Kd Isird pro- ouced the first Mason touchdown Training Station team here Hot- I land lirHtty. . * . Dale Vhaiigo NEW YORK, Oct 20 (AP) - another pass by to I "''gcr Cartney converted. A lot- ... Slulv'n best offensive showing One of pie strangest sights -i Marquette defeat lust Knt- Doubly-designed to coincide this toMF-turvy footbalf season Ural by Uabuia to Hob Huston v tuiite troin a pair of (ull- with the existing war conditions, fx fl set of seven college gridiron > accounted for the second score Iih Ii :. So one of litem, fleet the Varsity Halt, the annual par¬ greats remaining on top in the)v.'dh Huston successful foe the Associated Press poll two weeks | extra point try. Mm run Clingrnwi, has |ieen ty sponsored by Michigan Stale's lr succession. | Connie Gunuell accounted for lull, i in right liallbmlMpuvlnK Icttcrmori, will tike place Fri¬ It happened today when 119 ' both AhU>t 18 touchdowns as i,„. ky E<1 Ripmoster the No. J day. Dec 4, in tin- Audtiorlind. |,iic smasher. according to At Milne, general sporty writers from coast to Precinct 18 defeated Mason 4, (oast again acclaimed Ohio State j i3-o a reverse from Gunnell ii,i until the M.uri|uelto game, chairman for the affair. the outstanding college eleven m to IV,b Clark tallied the lirnt iix j:,,,muster and Gingruns had Up until this year the party fending for the starting has been held during the land and also supported the I points and an end run by Gun- tl,lll.uk Iter til, with Gingrnss term, but because n largespring per¬ same half dozen standouts who I m il produced the second score, l„.|ituii: n slight edge. The 200- centage of the club-members trailed the Buckeyes for top BRUCE SMITH, Groat Lakes honors In-the season's first j Gunnell also converted, i It i pin aster, however, will hie in the armed services by left halfback, won an award as bat-j Although Mason 1 tied Abbot .tufted Into high gear against the the first of the year. Pres. How¬ lotlng a week ago. 15, 0-6, the Abbot's were given collegiate football's "Player of With points figured on a 1 ••-?)— t the victory because of a IWTanorv lliiiL.ppers and was bulling ard Lodue has had the date the Year" chiefly for his offen¬ ihroiigh tucklerg with explosive changed R-7, etc., basis, the 10 leading j penalty and more first downs to this fail. sive exploits at Minnesota last teams were ranked this way for 13. a pass from Bruce |. i.V —- Milne appointed ihc following reason. (first place vote* in parenthe-1Whangen to Philip M.Elwle I'autmvskl Alternates committees: H.u hmnn itald the change did finance, Howard At Great Igikeji, he is regarded .".(•S): ! scored the only touchdown ... Ijidue and Frank I'ellerin; band, as flic best defensive halfback 6hio State (,r»tt) 1,030 1 thc Maw,n*3-Abbot 17 contest. le.srn the- status of tiny . „(,t F rank Beeman and George on Lt l'aul, li. (Tony) Hinklo's Georgia (38) 973 j Mason 3 was the winner, 6-0. - Waiiy I'uwlowskl, regular right • Busch; tickets, Mike Sehelb and squad. Alabama (8) 822 j Ry virtue of two penalties UUluuk, who will be expected Bob Sherman, invitations, Bo 606 against Abbot 13, Marion B won t„ alternate with Hick Kic'iipe in Srruth knooked down one goal Michigan (2) and Cut Jennings; publicity, Boh 516 j its game, 0-0. line pass against Michigan, pre¬ Illinois (I) Mason 6 won by trying t<> circle the huge sailor McCarthy and Dale Kaulilz. vented another touchdown by Georgia Tech (1) 48" j default from Abbot 14. ' decorations. Chuck Bigelow and h.ekling Michigan's Paul White Wisconsin (2) 430 ! "possessing n knack of sliding Mel Buachman; reception, Wa)t|,,,| ihc liluejarkets' nine , ... 387 dear el taeklers with a burst of yard Notre Dame (3) |i Fewer major erimes are 1 om- Beards lee and Jerry Page; pro- |ln,. after a gain of 42 28;: . ,„.,ut and drive, the 180-pound yards, and . Santa Clara -r (2) . miticd In China than in other grains, William Scott ami Eai' j ;.g.i,iist Pittsburgh was inserted I Boston College ( I) 248 ; countries;, asserts Frank Ki Chun (ungro-s and Ripmoster muy Hive state a good one-two punch, Cady. - i cyrli. lime.pitt, ... gained. possession i Y«-o. graduate of the University I of the hail in the fourth period j Buy War Bonds and Stamps. i of California. ls.nlm.ai! hopes. "It's only an e\|iei intent," he asserted. "We Jcuil 1 .tiinxli'ii I .calls j an the navy protected its 7 to 6 I ni .V t'.ue to worry more about | lead. a. !(.. .• than offense Saturday." Thi'tas to Volley Win Pass In Earnest Jean Lmmden, Kappa Alpha s, «.ut Joe llolsinger's grim de- .. . i'..ii of the hurk and •;11•:.!"th of the Sailor defenses, Theta. scored 20 points for her team to lead the high scorers in Hermie I ... ,.i, set the Spartans to se¬ Monday evening's game with nt m., vi irk on their passing. With Kieppe recovered from a Volleyball tournament. The Robinson House in the Women's Tlidas won, 32-10. Says — m i nuts cold, State's aerial The tournament, entering its 'BEN MICHIGAN State's! t(length has climbed substan¬ tially Sophomore Elbert Stark third week, linds six teams un¬ was the only tosser against Mar- defeated. The teams arc Soutli W' football team took a IB to 0 beating from "1"' for¬ Qiietle. Williams, Ewing House, Alpha mation minded Missouri last Another practice switch mov¬ Chi Omega. Chi Omega, Kappa' fall, Spartan grid fans got a ed Ken Paige, Dearborn sopho¬ Kappa Gamma, and Alpha Xi j look at an outstanding halfback, more. from tackle back to his Delta. —j Bub Steuber. Stcuber got away original end position as coaches Other Monday night scores for 60 yards and one of the sought to offset the loss of In¬ arc: Sigma Kappa 42. Concprd w™™. a'""« w,lf Plw*F of tong jured Hoy Kralcigh. Bulge won House 12; Alpha Phi over Ben- ba'm- Comments like, That all-state laurels at end at Ford- son House bV default; Alpha Clu|blcubcr really is good, were a son hig.ti school last fall. Omega 55. Alice Cowlcs House, dime a c oz.cn around the «ta-, * * * 16; .West Mayo 18. Alpha XI aftl-'r Spartan-Tiger DeCorrevont May Start Delta 42; Kappa Kappa Gamma ! »"air- GREAT LAKES, 111., Oct. 20 43, Sanford House 13. The statistics show us that, Bob packs 200 pounds on his six- | (APi •- Great Lakes' football sound scrimmaged again today MSC WonH Defend Title I f"ot frame. On top of this he : can cover 100 yards in 10 sec- and Coach Tony Hinkle contin- Michigan State college's crors- ;, ncjs which is a decided asset to I ci-.l to juggle his lineup for Sat¬ country team won't defend its nny {ocitballer. This is one of! urday's game at Michigan State. national junior A. A. U. cham- the reasons why Missouri uses WAR CALLS COME FIRST Among the neyv likely starters pionship this fall. Coach Lauren the "T" with its quick openings, wore two fnrrrter Western Con- P. Brown has learned that junior , talling for fast starters, 1< renee tiacks—Paul Anderson championships can't be defended Thij f;rf,...steu0er ls Justifyjng of Purdue and Bill DeCorrevont for the reason that once a cham- lhc claimjJ spok(.n nt him last of ...n Uiwestern.' Both gave im¬ pionship has been worn the In- j r At pre8ent he leads the pressive ball carrying perform¬ dividual Of"mcTnbers of a team, natjon s ances, and in the only pass play automatically bec.om e senior collegiate scorers with Long distance telephone service plays an inp points in four games. In one attempted by the No. 1 -™.., — -»_. . team, — De- athletes. The meet was to have j the hefty back crossed torrevont threw to Howard been held at Miami university,; lh Koaj jjne |our times. Hick, ., f„r a 15-yard gain. Oxford, Ohio, on Oct. 31. portant part in America's war efforts. The steul}er played cnd in his soph: omore year ancj in holding down ■ 5 _ I the flank he learnpd much about wires today are carrying 4 heavier traffic load 3 j blocking and tackling. The fol- MICHIGAN STATE J| * lowing season the coaching staff j moved him to right half, and than ever* Yon can help keep then* ck«r for ■ inaugurated the "T" at Missouri, ■ 1 after using a single wing when , vital war messages if you: ■j AJ1-American passer Paul PILLOWS M ; Christman was the Tigers' lead- 9i ing player. The combination of Steubey's speed and the new for¬ mation now is paying high vic¬ ' tory dividends. 1. Moke only the most essential long distance calls. An Attractive Gift That's Really Appreciated CLASSIFIED ADS FOB 2f piq&s those mils l# number when¬ HEAVY WOOL OVKHCOAJ - for Ctll , ever possible. 11.75 urn »i* toAer. K*<*UrBt contitiun. 3.75 Boom 1Z2. Mwon H»I1. IS 2.65 A SIZE WANTED 42 UmA Tux«lu. Saubk-- br.-jutnJ. pkxt«t cub. nidnisht blur or 3. fyeep all your tffcpfm* co?H>er**~ tiops slfprt. bUck. Rrplr t11 DEPT. OF MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE iatpooDC vfur-xMomcpv MICHIGAN*BELL tiLEPHGME CO. btm im i as iv ■.■■■; A. iV1 Si — Wrttnesdny, October 21, imi Pa lie Tour RESERVISTS Over-a/ie SoUtiem 'CONFERENCE Greeks Will Stress Originality to He Stvitcheii to (Contlhued from Page i > (Continued from Page 1) Munition* J oh* will give lectures on various in Homecoming Decorations choice listed above. said the army will Issue n dis¬ General Ullo WASHINGTON, Oct .SO (API trinity problems. The ■ r., speaker at the banquet, wiun, President Roosevelt disclosed to lake place Friday cvenuTt- „ Oristnnlily Is expectoU to ntita — charge upon completion of the rompsnt when the OtTfks tint'- basic It. O. T. C. course, pro¬ today that a number of soldiers tl, will be F. It, Nymeyer, rate their houses ft>r the nnnttnl vided nt the time of enlistment to 40 yeui's old would |irol>- tionab director and ndvo. Enlisted Reserve furloughed to take Jobs Zeta P*t fraternity, and ,,j homecoming event this week¬ in the army reserve, they Indi¬ ably l>e , end cate in writing a preference for in munitions factories und that . rhulrtnnn of the Ngtloiuil im,.,. "More than likely, a patriotic note will be prevalent, following Prospects Must the guard. navy, marines or const production of luxury goods fraternity council, Followm, u,,. might be cut more drastically -to banquet, ,n dance, sponsm.,, |lV' the Influence of the opposing Declare Intent In, the event the Secretary of help solve vital manpower prob¬ Interfraternity c o u nc i I ('.rent tuikes team." Gloria llell, lems. War call* army reserve students Union Hoard, will be go,-,- milled that he imagined ,, Sigm.i Knpi*«. nn«l chairman of Although many male students to active duty prior to the'com¬ Ho Union Hallroom. - homeetunlng rtis-orations for so¬ some of them who would lie use¬ Indicated their desire to join the pletion of the basic H. O. T. C. Paul Beam, executive rorities, said yesterday. ful in war production anil have As yet. the judges who will Army Unlisted reserve during course, those who Indicated a fnry of Phi lh-lta Theta i. ,, spring and summer, a large preference for one of the other the necessary training for it view the decorations Saturday would bo furloughed instead of nity, Dr. W. H. McIaih, number of them have gone no services will be discharged to I'.rund tribune of Siginu i i, ., morning have not t>eon an¬ letumed In combat units. further than that indication. The enlist In their indicated choice. tcrnlty, and John MeCntm, . ,. nounced. Six members from tho Gen. George C. Marshall, chief following people are to notify A second recommendation by utlve secretary of PI Knpp.i pi„ faculty will be chosen, three to of statT of the army, previously the Unlisted Heserve olfiee in the the committee on military af¬ fratcmity, all will partii-ip.,-, „ judge sorority deetiralioiw and Military department today, to¬ had said the army was studying three for fraternities. fair*. as approved by the college various iecturtxi throughiiii ,. Friday whether or such a plan. morrow, or administrative group, stipulates two day conference. Decorations will t>e judge*! on n innnl system, with the theme, not they still Intend to enlist. that students now enlisted in the Chairman Hculh dcchi... army or naval reserve who ask Iltisc l*rier Slashed which must contain the home¬ Alton, John K ; An.ln-w>, IVnhM J . estimate the total alti-i., P«l,r. Knnnrth V ; IIimim, K.I immediate active duty must WASHINGTON. Oct. 20 y "slnef the tire situation \* thing about each team, rating lUrlnl* Kttwnrvl K Jr . Iliornf. Unl*n«f IViee Administrator Leon itouhtahly lessen the min i the majority of points, Ted Hoss. the military department, and Henderson today slashed prices \ Itorknll, Jnntr- J tlltlln>lr*\ VV ll- delegates," but indicated Karmtlouse and fraternity deco¬ llm-hmnn, llnnkm H. then only after a proper release of women's nylon hose, which he llnni II. . ftlO tickets already had !**-• . , ,i rations head, annouiu-ed^rester- —II toil. Carl I htoufh. J nek S ; Bob, of the student through college said had been selling nt inflated to Iin-h1 fraternity nu-n i, William A . IhN'lhh,. htmncls. levels "in almost every store In JnhM A IN»- i day. Originality will come next, banquet Friday evening . Hrvrr I' Itontoall*. J,*a J . ll.Mlck'r. Such releases will be effused the country." followed by continuity. . Chailea K ll.'wne.. Ilrrakt K . Ilowrrr, The $10 limit tor material*, TV-I, II ; linker. William K.. lininaem, to minors by the academic dean Effective Thursday the maxi¬ which was set up last year, will jr lv.it i'habrr. Ato*. , unless the parent or guardian mum price for the most com¬ littler and lllrohlto dim l like again be in elTrot. All decora¬ Pkarkw. Jinn*-K J., krU Jamna gives his written consent, Dean monly sold ful^fashioiHHl hose thr Idea—let's fool 'em to tions must be completed by 10 II INJxilto. Jam— M l i.lv*. Jamra. Huston said. of first quulity construction will Ing War Bonds and Stamp* i„ (Vrriaan Jnlm K.. (Vwklla, Hohnrt J . a. m. Saturday' for the fraterni¬ be $1,6.V the limit. e>»*r.». William kl l'nvkf..r.l, J nek ties to bo eligible. Sorority judg¬ A l rvt-r>. lee M ; lVna.ln.kx, Mel- . Munto. C»H K.; Marshall. Arthur K. i ing will begin at U. Marnkr. At*lu w Miun.ii. frtrr 0,; Winners will In* announced Mn*ll«-I,l. Chartoa W ; Mr.lrr.kl, llrnry between halves of the game Sat¬ J ; Mrl.grr, Itoan S ; Mi.hl.ugh, N.u- mull IV; Mltrhrll, Kml T.; Mllrhrll, urday afternoon, and a trophy 1-k.y.t A . M.mk., Hr.K-r I ; Mi.nl.Nr, will be awarded each of the Th.ui.nr O. > M..nr.n-, William K ; M.n.ii, winning Greeks, at a banquet Umra* U. Mvrr«, Willlnm U; NrlM.ii, Kohnt 0. later in the year. The interfra- ternlty trophy will be on display Nrltrn, H-«rr J ; N.I.In Clwrlr. W. ; Nrrlrl. Ki.l.nr.1, NWhoU. J.Alt W . at Hunt's this week For the Nh krl. Charier L.. Nirmrri-i. Ituv K.. past two years, Theta Chi and Norton. J ni.tr. I,, thhlrr. la-toy T. ; Sigma Kupp.1 have rnrruxt otT O'llnrs. llrnry It. Jr.; Oiling. Kohrrl the honors and if they are the winners again this year they will Jr . ivtrrroi. Ilnml.1 It.. l'l.-w.-U, Alton W : I'mwhituil, Arthur K. i Vot«nvhi*. retain the trophy. Afetftiulvr. Vulvrr, lUrjrlr P.; Qnlnn, CkarU M ; tUmthiul S ; Hiwat. Kvrrrtt I, . KoRrrt I..; lUioklWr-U**- nan! t; . K— Maiwi tl 1 . Kunhman. Warrm F.. .Vk<> It. John; (Utnio. Knftu N ; S» hii>dW»r. S*murl I*. ; Smut en, H«"X Hk JWUnnJcr Norman It.. Shrrmait, GiMwrt W Sku. Juhn I\; Siitin. Lr«»n . Sitar. Niiimin J Smith. Jamm V Smith. John K ; Smi*. Arthur W.; Srhulls. Harokl K,; Rnjwirr. Myron II.. Hpaid. Or* A.. Hit¬ man, l*hili|» O.; StafTmkl. Ilobrrt IV . Stowgrt, Krrr II.; Stn«hrl. H*ih^rt l> ; Sutton It*rl«v II.; Swrn*ort, Carl A, . SvRwunh. Virgil C.. Jr. i Tanclar, Jchn lish pas Tauhrnrrk William II.: Taylor. Fm| Miss O If. IVrrv. Harry R Thadrn. Rohan icholar K.; Thick, Lawrrnr* IV; Trotltmatrr. vnlunttM J ark U. Van Ami*!. Itanry R. ; Van Waanm. William IV Ward. lhaiaUl K., only tri sr W ard. Ouanr G . W owner GuTikki. men I is w>kh. K.mar.1 C. Jr. W«wtrt»tt. little at "How about C^ucv J ney. W arrm W«-mct!«\ D'Arry IV ; Whit¬ II.. W lUon. IV*uaM C>. vanted Wm. Chmton F. : Wwkman. Walter U; Wttman, Robert t\- a Coke date "Woneh T«l N.; Woo.!. William K ; Wcmfay. Kirhitn! IV; Wm«t*r. T , It relaxes Your Body Gordon I : \aarhitm. tidwartl U . I'ratrri Thr; followingr p*(k{i!*> ran be rnlmted *»> tif for Baliaied Rrmrvr