Weather today's MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Generally fair with little change in temperature Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College Campus KAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1945 iiorstuff Staff Changes Pianist Will Present Humor Program , v ,,f our most brilliant fits h;.ve yet to tell us how , in' a classroom, so Announced 'Concert Satirist to Replace .brains of MSC have taken Parents Receive •^'3 !deacsomTheure:By Hannah Chinese Actress Wednesday ;v. . coed, who showed | * Missing Report S shorts . • • properly cover- I2ighsh class in Troul Maile Acting Hcail On Ex-Sparlati Henry Scot I Scheduled for M SC Appearance coat, but still in shorts. I of Dairy Department; With Varied Props lo Aid Performance; vith „ of the favorite profs Capt. Edwin B. Crowe, son of -s room 7, Union an- i Weaver on Leave Dean of Students S, E. Crowe Will Play "Hungarian Rhapsody" nex ,h his classes supplied j Six appointments and five and Mrfe-Crowe has been report- Henry Scott, the Will Rogers of the piano, will replace group with an taring resignations on the college ^ mi?siinu act'on in t'?e Pa" Soo Yong on the current lecture-concert series Wednes¬ electric an. Of course there are *01110 theater by the war depart- • — — - who resort to the faculty and staff were an- ment The offiria] announcc'ment day at 8:15 p.m. in Fairchild theater. 4* i« i 4 cc Scott will present an unusual musical program con- pave: pit. but the easiest way, ly the oldest, is just 'John A. Hannah. nounced this week by Pres. j sa;d that he had been listed miss- >ng June 26 after an operational Ksisting of his own "concert . t,. me and park one s self in Heading the list is the appoint- mission on the Japanese main- satire," which he augments (ie;iti>- "f an icy bath. Ho mt.nt 0f E>r. q. R. Trout to acting land, with such props as an or¬ hum. warm, isn't it? head of the department of dairy. Captain Crowe, "Ted" as he ange. a balloon, a candle, —— : Associated with the college since was mwc commonly tailed at ; a pair of heavy mittens, and a Lowest Form : 1928, Dr. ' during Trout is supervising MSC. the absence of Dr. Ea: 1 w as graduated'from State i wig. r does things to profes- Weaver, on leave lor special The titles of the original satire snidents alike, as wit- Persons interested in work¬ work with the war department are: "A Great Concert Pianist", •••uctor who walked ing with the Wolverine mail¬ in connection with the army ed¬ "Chopin in the Citrus Belt", lass the other day and ing staff are urged to eontaet ucation program overseas. "Little Boy Genius Grows Up", m if a female soldier Phyllis Iteukeina at the Wol¬ Another appointment names "Rhythm at Any Cost" and -. Mit¬ .' AC and the femin- verine office today and lonmr- Dr. Frederick R. Duke, as. an as¬ tens o» the Keysr" . n ier of the navy is sistant professor of chemistry be¬ V. h. what is a WOC" Scott will also include Dett's ginning October 1. He was for¬ "Juba Dance", Scarlatti's ' Past- • . lent thought may- merly with the chemistry de- erole", Chopin's "Black Key Et¬ !>•• a woman soldier !• but that just partment at Princeton university, administrat ude" and "C Sharp Minor Waltz", New Jersey. (in "No. indeed," the and Liszt's "Second Hungarian Joins Physiology Rhapsody" on the classical sec¬ said "The WOC is imwi! .J a wobbitl." A third appointment went to tion of the program. Dr. E. Paul Reineke who be¬ comes an assistant professor and Modern Authority . Sheer Kealism research assistant in physiology. To conclude the program, Scott logy effective Aug- will display his talent for modern •rat Joe Callaway took over and pharma 1 Dr Reineke received a r.un training in Jatiuar mils c, on which he is an author¬ the dramatics 241 class Monday- A B-29 superfortress pilot. Cap¬ hy interpreting his impres¬ fur the remainder of the term. doctor of philosophy degree in ity. tain Crowe started flying com¬ sions of Count Basic, Hob Zurke, I immediately broke the sad 1942 at the University of Miss¬ bat missions on the big planes IILNItV SCOTT is that all members of the ouri He is replacing Dr. J. F. Teddy Wilson, Eddy Duchin, and in December, 1944. . . music satirist . Meade Lux Lewis. Scott will group unuld have to do a five- Sykes. who has accepted a pos¬ minute pantomime. Next day the ition with the Bureau of Dairy also inject a "south of the bor¬ Industry at Baltimore, Md. der" note by playing tangoes and presented, and Rural Education to Hi* at MS( 1 fug li.tee were John 11 Daughterly has joined i humbas. the rlass laughed, but when shorn Krall walked out on the the ! college staff as a member of Scott has established t ti e 'Use thi s how led, lie did an In¬ the board of examining and aca¬ To refresh slightly rusty tc.ich- world's speed record on the piano terpretation of an elderly gentle- demic counseling effective Sep¬ '■ d ii m,; the wartime n slightly under the alcho- tember ' 1. He was formerly nt- Governor Names ■leigenev in the tactics of the •by est playing 156 notes of tin* fast¬ section of the Hungarian of ineolho! and his t ree It s. Ma iiigan State will Stale (graduate l.'-.apsody -croud, faster '■nee III 4'- M-maies derided that maybe - Minneapoiis. oiisoi a rural education work¬ lb n the record that Ignai e Pad- (lavi had missed a tall bet. Bai illege appointments m- up on the campus from August k, held for the lioanl same romp, • a elude LeRov C Ferguson as- an To An in. notion. ant professor of social sc.- lb. in be rnu- Known America's fir* t "7.7! t'en ■ < un- tlley' Fisted replaemg C F. 11 iger w ho ic building, Dr. C. V Millard as ie Feature :«• Syracuse university, New direetbi of the division cation, anticipates an en All persons who do not re¬ rur "Saturday • tidol appointment has been ' of 350 men and worn* The ceive the State New* hy de¬ F KcLy ted by Dr. Charles L. Ham- taking the livery to tlirir residence or of¬ id ulti whu w.l come here from workshop cours e men fice may pick up their ropy r t tie •II university, Ithaca, N. Y at the Union desk. Mueller will complete the term women v. associate professor and re- or I the late Melville R McPherson /tie tea. 1. L'arcii ssociate in the depart- : in. of 1 well, who died recently, number «»1 crt humorist. Sc. •esses uti- ment < liorticuiture. y". starring Bet- has a'so been tnroi [h Dec. 1945, At the end i"« their -|UC gifts for hill ld punto- Ann m t'tnent Fayne and Alice s term, the governor will tion. with his made of tile reinstatemi esented at 8 p'.m ant h in for a six-year Offer •d—for the >nd year, two fa'i-lllty members ill) It wot k: will place make him art outstanding enter¬ contrary to a beginning January 1. tin- to > ! el published in the 1 They are Dr Ge social stud- tainer. I.e is president of the Grand special -emphasis on See' STAFF, Page 3 iiap.ns Industries, Inc. and is as- ic.s, the teaching of leading, and Electronic Lecturer soe.ated with tiie Mueller Furn¬ art appreciation. MS(; Wi|| \0| PJaee IleHlrieljoiis iture company of Grand Rapids. Demonstration classes for the The f.nal performance of the When Gov. Kelly announced workshop will be held in the summer season will be presented Oul-of-State Registrations the appointment tie commented Bailey school. The faculty for Wednesday, August 15. Dr. Lu- that the expanded college cur¬ tin- U"iksho|< will con.i.st of ther Gable, nationally known el - •cted coed enrollment of 3.100. no immediate plans . riculum ,S going far beyond the Michigan State college professors ci tron.c engineer will lecture on by the college to restrict registration during fall , "tis living in Michigan. original status a3 an agricultur- and •county commissioners of "Adventures with the Black schools. ! Light " It will be held at 3 15 iges have caused difficulties for both men and p m. in Fairchild theater. counselors, but* As' usual, 'Record' tickets for Keep season tudents S. E. Crow ■o'ed as saying that Michigan x State Alums a j general I faculty, college employees and public may be purchased ' i - shortage would What's Susie smilin' about? the more important persons from friends and in the college and I through the college accounting its present needs, activities and "'••me much worse be- Just because she and Mac Crop- the men's phys. ed department advancements. j office. Tickets in all sections of " would consider restrict- sey got their faces on the cover are in the picture, even if they ; the theater are still available. Under the editorship of L. H. I Summer school students will be -' "rations." of this month's Record doesn't are stuck over in one corner. mean so much does it? Ceil, Jack Wild, associate editor, 1 that applications from Doesn't it? If your picture Goes a Long Way has given the June, '45, gradu¬ admitted j• upon presentation of their stamped treasurer's receipt. •c-nts have been This is kind of missing the ating Class a Record to cherish running was being mailed to 48 states point, but some place back there ornately 25 percent above and 20 foreign countries, would- j w'Ss some mention that the pic¬ I nearly as much as the silken out that students will n't you smile a little too? ! tassel -from their mortar boards. • ale to find residence in Susie is better known as Sue-, Averill, AWS president, and with | ture was mailed to 48 states and 20 foreign countries. So, the story Why Brown Eyes? TIME TABLE •'••'ing homes, is about what, other than the The July issue features com¬ former senior class president mencement and alumni day, and colleges and universi- Mac she is pictured at the un¬ picture, was mailed. I the ' The MSC Record was estab¬ spread on sports and in- SATURDAY— e country have been veiling of the Spartan statue i formation on servicemen will "Tin Pan lished back in 1896, the year Alley," 8 p.m. restrict their registra- which started graduation day, ; appeal to all ages, sexes, and to after the present Patriarch class Fairchild theater -cause of housing short- June 9. j all persons with brown eyes, - But this isn't a story about graduated. Its sole purpose has WEDNESDAY— a-cording to a recent sur- MSC i 21,000 issues were mailed this personalities, with no of¬ always been to help alumni re¬ Concert series, 8:15 p.m. nade by the Associated fense to Sue, or Mac either. Af¬ tain college spirit and interest, j month, with about 500 copies both in their own classmates and i See RECORD. Page 4 Fairchild theater ter all, President Hannah and Thursday, August 2, 1945 I'agc Twu MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Churchill Arrives in London That Do« It MUHI6AII STATE HEWI Enteral us wcond-rlnsw matter und«»r »ct of March 1879 at the post-offlc* Cast Lanslnif. Mich Office* located on ground floor of east wing of Union TuHWird"dally' rxrepi Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students f treatment In keeping with the eiliturial polieie. of most two-open attack; on slopping ami aircraft uu.iei the Nazis, Lieutenant newspapers, it is our sail, solemn duty to pay the tv- .a.e. an.unit the Jap homeland. -tin s|R't'ls of the .Michigan .State New - t.• Mr Winston On one oci assion he was in a In my r.et- We were fed one. Churchill and the fine ideals «lurli lie represented a- : a u on Chicle Jima, helping to I.ix on bowl ol tli in barley •still typiral of "Kfrjrhtnd. to the average American craft in the harbor i itvi -her of bread. A! We are sad to witness th etni of ( IiurchiU'.-. -de ssfu! See llllls IT. 1'aee 3 id I vx.e imprisoned only . ir on tins latter raid, under(;iii< liny week:. I lost fifteen pound- regime because he inspired aid ".V t'hi hi Jima ri.i-.illy i! w.i bi>- own dive .or. of the liritish Empire and craft barrage was 111- mnn for years to come \v i or that sunn III (,(1 III pus tosse.l us around in We knocked oilt then ieh liberated lum Kersen- eight months lie i- sentinietit toward -our mot i.e Atlanta • "liter of the bron/c and sit- whole area We at. solemn ber'ta-e : Ouitrtrrs * id left the party in Kugiami leave In I lilted State- the n\|.\ tlx .III III 1.1' MA.IOK HK.Miit I: \« Y I I I I IN I'll! Wi IUI.11 Man; ot our nmst flue at let'bd t he .lav Britain nil in rid! t I'l npli in world In t. Tli. T S«l IIAI.I'II I Ixl \DAI.I In vest in Victory fear id I In i mild-nx policeman assig Bonds and Stamps \ olunrar.lv the British British p< 'pi.' have i as! aw a' strength of thoir prise Id I a pit'a lis • Ullll rv La rriei discarding lb. five . rit i>f t'on.petitinti wi ami pi i- «••>( v.ous :,<■ was well experience a- in M qualified ANDY'S ami tlie ani'otnati wage, h ;nee ainix stations in the to capilalism wi!' peri-ii .: tin; iiami of the sox i;tli*tn government -Element At lee may be a fun- man. ami ho foreign sec¬ ilrlrn"Snyder. A. Dl Lt. Itill fish. BARBER W hen New retary ih'vm-mav also be a fine man. but t.> maintain the respect of Americans, tlm.v ami the party t.he.v represent must strive with double effort t- achieve the dignpy i from Europe RADIOS SHOP heretofore always assocuitevi with the British Empire p Uve printed page Ami just to keep the feci of America solidly, on the .,11V':-. Itarb Thomp- Formerly located at I t Hud Keith Are tu He Had • If round, may we remind y.m that Russia has vet to'come atKi ■a Ky. win-quick- .'117 K. Gurnd River out of the pseudo-prosperity resulting- from inoderm/.a- We W ill Have the uptial knot following turn ami Germany and Italy face.decades of reconstruc¬ Hit re engagement an¬ tion because they had i»ig ideas on how to run the world ient is now at for "little people." Best, t'nlil Then Four MSG girls have become Socialism has never known a real test. So before we air.mmdtxi ami are working with 213la E. Grand Pennsylvania Central airlines We Will Keep I our become too anxious to put Norman Thomas in the White sue as rescrv at.ouists ir. Detroit. River House, let s wait and see how Kngland ami Russia and C'hotUr lies* x>f Bay C'ltv. Yvonne Radio in Hepair Germany and Italy and a few other socialistic govern¬ Davidson. '45 alum of Femdale, . • • ments survive the inevitable economic slump of the post¬ Ann Davis of Grosse Pomte and war period. Dorothy lobb of Detroit are tiie We might suggest a wait of. say. about 100 years. gals Under ^ anDervoort's | Mon.. Tur*., Wed., Thurv. |>i. j | SATURDAY — { Continuous from 1 to 11 p.m. SUNDAY Mats. 3 pan.—Nights 7 to 9 pan. ' Sport Shop — Air Conditioned — SUN.-MON.-TUES. • • SI N -.MON.-Tl'ES IVED.-THl R-KKI.-SAT. "tatrigk •gui) is my - j "between BUNDLE'S two women" It our Patronage the great* co-pilot* with With Radio Service Will Be with VAN JOHNSON 1 DONALD O'CONNOR PEGGY RYAN- DENNIS MORGAN LIONEL HAKRYMORE 327 X. Washington ————— also ———— Appreciated NEWS — NOVELTY CARTOON — NOVELTY CARTOON — LATE NEWS Page Three MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Thur^y.August^ Youthful Purdue DOES IT s 'Continued trom Page 2) Schedule for Examination Week Stic;k and highly nervous conditions. Sophomore students as of now, Films 1. Classes for Basic third term core courses end at 5 p.m., To Runic Drill have one satiafac- y,>S Wednesday, August 22. however, can I tion in their alum days when they 2. Classes oiher than Basic third term core courses continue tiriiiiimages 3. Students until 5 p.m., Monday, August 27. taking comprehensive examinations will attend LAFAYETTE, Ind., Aug Fundamentals have been 2 — pre¬ i tell green that they freshmen of the future were Basir;. college Sti college's foot- guinea pigs. hccn studying classes in other courses when_ not taking^comprehensive scribed by Coach Cecil I shell art examinations. ttie rnam drill diet for Purdue's Questionnaires sent out to ,.s this week as I these students-have been com¬ u„rkout schedule «>p- 4. Final examinations, except comprehensive;,, shall in- limited youthful and comparatively in- ing hack with answers that prove s«--unci portion of the to one hour. expermneed funtpall squad dur¬ the sueess of the curriculum. the urnrner reconstruction weeks practice. I('omprehetisi ve examinations ? ing Minor corrections have been sug¬ recent daily period. Basic third term core courses gested lind the Basic staff has revealed sr me I.ack >,f collegiate exjierience begun several revisions of their he done. At the Basic 113 SaL, Aug. 25 9-12 am 2-5 p.m. provide*, the mam handicap for own to improve the pmgarri But • pioul is being Basic 123 Thurs., Aug. 23 11-12 a.m. 2-5 p.m the youngest World War II clev¬ the important point of all this pictures of last Basic 133 Fri. Aug. 24 11-12 a.m. 2-5 p.m er, to represent the Boilermakers, lMr is that Michigan State t,as be¬ part of its visual Basic 143 Mori., Aug. 27 9-12 a m 2-5 p.m and I shell face- a formidable come a forerunner of American ' task in attempting to develop a education staff can eon- ItKGIT.AK EXAMINATIONS squad capable of matching the East week H •vard versify ni instructional (Including Basic first and second term coui-.e-.i . Its pos ur pro. ■ , II.ensures, but past August 29 to 31 dur i ■ime pi o what has proven real All grades are due by II a.m . Saturday. September 1 call :u!um," ,,. made if we let the By a faculty ruling, no examinations may lie given at an earlier abolition , [„r himself progress time except By special faculty authorization. A ' of 1 ■ididates I'm and Changes on their ,, h Charlie Hachman tutorial scheme of study to create Fur classes meeting 8 m 10 9"! il 1 nr 3 2 nr 4 greater emphasis of general edu-. ir. for team po- ' tliat several Of 5 days a week (M-T-VV-Tb-1- i Toe Thur. Tue Thur, mg mariner the mexiicrienro of The famous university has de- lctlermcn are 4 days a week (M-T-Th-F) Tut!. Thur. Tue. Thut the group as a whole. l'.[i*-u three years of con'.en- • * t rnmtts to nam- 3 days a week (M-W-F, Wed. Wed. Wed. Wed . :.4 lineup for the 3 days a week (T-Th-S i Tut*. Thur. Tue. Thur. pampr.let on "General Education in nine weeks 2 days a week ( M-VV t Wed Wed. Wed. Wed .'•"erm'ti 2 days a week (T-Th> Tue. Thur. Tutv Thur. ached the same conclusions, the 2 days a week (VV-S i Wed. Wed. Wed. Wed ■Y.SC lias.' college planning thinking of rev- i tentative plans lineup, Stale Poohneti Show Promise artirvg is the work „f ..udwig of mus-! Carter of Saginaw, With Jioeortl-Bretikinu Feats Jettison Eieldhonse Schedule ,|edn back field men i Those bullish tales regarding® nr notice they hav- j i»t: students arid fa' .By during ta trek from the, Michigan State college's new ridieated below: w ithout serious in- I crop of swimmers are developing team tierth. tangibly into making a college I.udwig is showing coach's dream for a fine team 4 00 p m •-/ «; 00 p.m ' tn throw," Bach- (i 00 a rr. v. 0 00 p m come true. el u*ve me, forward welcomed Preparing Michigan State's KitA.ViK.MK: lent 4 no p.m •„ o no pm first challenge on National AAl' ;r lie a m to 6 00 p.m the Spartan nat- place championships . ■i lv takes his reutly cracked la • 'ice. and from the >f 5b ex istnii cam pur record it, r throwing. Spar- nclieve he could lifiol, varsity, and fresiiniaii eum- K 30 p m to ft 00 p rr. neiitiori while getting ready for 2 oo p.m to oo p m. li all day without Sue outdoor show next month a! .nsformed end from Akron. I.iv. and the state Iteeord-breakers .include lia' e ■ champion, is ex- v itiuld and John iJeMond. Juek- n.aches like, while nii freshmen named to he' ni, Stewart, Half- nil . All Am." |, an prep ten, iud Fullback • "iving a good : lb- p faotball Ail A metan .mrl .lames • • i*• and of mote , i Ai.gley. a membei of Saginaw i Arthur Hill's high school team thai won the 1945 state and na- STAFF ' una) championships. -ti from Page 1) 1 railed Pool f.y assistant profes- Tins quintet ravaged upon rue- • li'.guages and Dr. ' i 1 I.rds It! the 42 by 70-foot varsity ■ ;d assistant pro¬ sy and politioal pool in Jettison gymnasium and i mo., ids in y n i r i. .Mi I.cod. formerly 'ina : extension mm pool -of 30 uy 90-feet whien. transferred to until 194!. was used' by male stu asistant profes- dents. STATE COLLEGE BOOK- STORE Seibold, 1945 National AAU Department ot j indoor breast stroke ehampion'at been accepted ! 220-yards, shattered the men's MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE •I i Caret Randolph, pool freshmen and varsity record Visit our store or of foods and :n the 200-yard breast stroke comber of State's with a performance of 2 21 2 ■ '.ve,,rs. she will go and then moved into the woman's for everything ate Teachers college, pool to set a new record of 1 42 7 in the 150-yard individual ■ n. iloerg, assistant pro- medley. en-, v-ili join the i Captured Record College Text* in music. '•-tern Michigan Col- Jenison pool 1 at,»n. Kalamazoo, j ■ iramer term. I Seibold holds the | record in the stroke at 1:06.1 set 100-yard breast last spring in Supplies See our «heet music '■•*' basic college dl- ; "yd C. Anthony, as¬ ! the State Class A High School and sessor of social science j meet and reeord department • cup? a position at In- Patterson clipped two-tenths s'-ute 1 Teacher's College, ! second off the freshman and 50-yard free style varsity records of Stationery for both popular *'•'. Indiana. ( :24.4, and in the 50-yard back j • State college's foot- stroke, was clocked at :28.1 for ' and classical music. dresses in black jer- new pool and frosh marks. As a Sold numerals front student last spring at Arthur gold black Hill, he set a new all-around rec¬ ' pants, 'in gold stripes, head ord in the 100-yard back stroke ' STATE COLLEGE BOOK STORE ,jck and gold. at 1:02.5. Btidd's Music House 318 S. Wash. Ave NEAR THE PEOPLES CHURCH Swain Phone 4-6815 Jewelry Store 3*95 College Seal Lockets 3.95 HOURS: Monday through Friday—8 - 5:30 - Fed. tax included Saturday—8 - 12 Th.ater Bid? P.aat Lansing V Thursday, August 2. lf)4:, MICHIGAN STATE N KWS Page Four the cindermen. Finally a campus J. Fremont, catcher on the base¬ struck better than all Arrives JocoLaon*- ball team, New ASTPR Seel ion committee sponsored a contest offering ii ten dollar prize for others. First used at Fort Hen- the winning name. The stuffy ning, Ca„ in n baseball story, j i Alderton claims he was the first 250 Tntiii«'«'» to lloiiiHin61 "Michigan Slaters" title claimed to put the name into print. the ten bucks. KM OKI) E. 0. M. At Micliipnt Stair Hqt if'anyone has ever written For several months the Spar¬ 'I'lirrr iMniitli* (Continued from Page 1) headlines or batted out stories tan nickname was spelled Spar- mailed first class to men and it 4-;> p.m. deadline, ton, but eventually the error wns | women in service overseas in lie would despise the stumbling ; caught, and after the student adopted the Greek ' Approximately 2.r>0 ih»w John Henry which had been at | publications »™> rnmptis ;»'rivM yesterday to join -ir representatives and senators, | bached to the State teams. A Name at laist 1 title, the men tions down at publica¬ department knew winner. they had CLEARANCE college tinits of the . a the dormitories, sororities and frat- George Aldertoli, sports editor ASTPHs, This group of men will ! ternitics are all regular receivers of the State Journal, was one Summer Dresses remain at Michigan State for at! of |{,.,.(ir,| of those unfortunate writers, Stsit** 1'ootlnil! Furls least three months and then,; Then there is the story within lie and several men front the after a seven-day furlough, they | p,,, story. A separate four page will report for. active duty with | f„|der slipped into the regular puhl icattons back over the department contest went entries, the Eight states are represented on IMS Michigan State college Including the army. • . i jS j|u, i„|e of giving discarding Hears, Wildcats, and all civilian summer football COTTONS and BEMBERG' Until Monday, they will be nc. Michigan State college ath- the usual ferocious names, which I squad. ()f the near 100 candidates, 20 cupied with an orientation pro- j letic- teams a sporting name. At - so often fail to give a realistic served team captains of the FORMERLY gram to i.r.piamt them with tra-;'or the change from Michigan picture of a team's strength. as respective high school elevens $5 <11lions of both the army and of! Agricultural college to MSC ,ln "Spartans", the entry of Perry 10.95 to 12.95 MSI' | April. I!12!>, the Aggies no longer had claim to being strictly farm-l Tins group will take a scries; FORMERLY ~ of - courses different from the j (>r<. OPEN THURSDAY EVENNG TILL 9 J9 14.95 to 16.95 work dime by tin- former group Kept on Hooking because they are not slated for Sports writers and students air corps duty when they join huddled over a good catchname FORMERLY $1 I their regular army units. I to hang on the pigskin-boys and 17.95 to 19.95 FORMERLY $ IA 22.95 to "75^00 Jaco1 acob^oiv*- A MICHIGAN FASHION INSTITUTION FOR 76 YEARS SPORTSWEAR SLACK SUITS Formerly )IQ 16.95 to 17.95 SUITS Formerly '18 JACKETS Formcily vp> V W 4$. f PLAY .SUITS ormcrly $ I rt 12.95 to 16.95 SWEATERS • y EARLY FOR suits or slacks. . . . Red, Grey, Brown. at a down-to-earth price. All Fall colors. THE BEST SELECTION ALL SALES FINAL