Combined Pep Rally, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College Dance Scheduled EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1945 No. 13 At Union Tonight Term Officers Elected today's At Women Residences 'Spartan The Spirit' Will Shine Again Michigan State college varsity football squad will receive a royal send-off at the pro-game pep rally and (am p us Dorms, Off Campus Houses Cast Ballots Kick-off dance which will be held at the Union starting at Slates have been approved, votes cast, and- ballots tab¬ 7 tonight, according to Helen Fisher, Grand Haven senior ulated for the fall term offices in women's dormitories *and Student council presi¬ and off-campus houses with the following results: dent, and Jack Breslin, Bal- line Forming Hiroliito Talks tlc Creek senior and Union toward monstr- Presiding in South Campbell will be Marion Simms, Tne tendcm which the lines Highland Park; Board head. ou? proportior vice-presi- nil and book- Tom i dent is Jean Englehardt, To M'Arthur Following a warm-up of rung avr taki n on since school - essitated a few King Starts j Royal Oak; Charlotte Lad- and fight yells in the semi-cir¬ cular drive at the west entrance governmt; behavior in the Counselor Duties I'ner, Birmingham, secretary; In Record Call to the Union, the MSC leaders, 22 Some suggested rules are: ! Margaret Foster, Detroit, treas¬ headed by Bob Turner, Indiana am, peis 'O dying in line urer; Mary Mackey, Cedarhurst. sophomore, will lead a enmpus- • forfeit his po- N. Y„ social chairman; and Lor¬ I iterromonions .Meeting shall WuntfiM' s nearest rela- tounng snakcdance to a bonfire sition t" raine Mitchell, Holly, fire chief. to be build across the- Red Cedar. I» live; i-'J ervous exhaus- In North Campbell. Charlotte Symbolizes Decline arches or arth- Dance To Be At 9 Lrit : Nevitt. Elmhurst. 111., is the new- Of Jap Empire back will not The Kick-off dance will begin president; Audrey Henderson. at 9 p.m. iitisifiert"i .I' ri'Ptable excuses jSturgis, vice-president; Barbara TOKYO. Sept. 27 f/P) in the Union ballroom — special admittance into the i Lucas, Owosso. secretary; Norma where Dick Snook and h's or -" however, Knowlton, treasurer, and Virgin- Kmpcror Hirohito humbled chestra will provide mut.n for be referri I t the manage- i ia French, Niles, social chairman, the exalted position of Ja¬ Spartan couples. ration; (3) the Short addresses by Pres John ho owning and i Slate for East Mayo pan's throne today in a his¬ A. Hannah and Coach Charley toric call on the foreign ruler of ines are as fol- I East Mayo president is Nancy ctons of the broken talking for Bachman wilt highlight the rally. 2 to 4 a.m., i Pringle, Port Huron^ Pat Mcts- his empire, low.-: break fa- 55 minutes with General Mac- Master of ceremonies will be m. and dinner,, Ichel. vice-president: Patricia Red Schneieicr, Lansing junior. mht. :Sanderson, social chairman: Dor- Arthur- possibly about the dark : fithv Anderson, Perry, secretary: and drab future of his nation, or IFC Plans Rally ' Barbara Green, i-apcct. treasur¬ even abdication. The MSC Inter - Fratr rnity ,.. Slumlord Stuff er; and Pat Skagus, Battle Creek. A spokesman declared that council, working with Student There are two acceptable and : fire chief. Hirohito himself solicited the council co-chairman Bud Frnilh, traditional classroom expressions Joyce Searcy, Detroit, is the • meeting, which symbolized the Dearborn senior, has plannr d the it eollfte students have hand- pew president in West Mayo: decline of Japan frorh the proud rally, while June Mc-Nutt, De¬ . dim n throush the ages to use i Jerry Johnson, Grand Rapid.-. and arrogant first power in Asia troit senior, and Jim GiuvtSj Jdunug classroom lectures, ac I vice-president; Eunice Kramm. itoi fourth-rate nation. Muskegon freshman, Hie in rording to Prof. ('. C. Hamilton I secretary; Sally Lennox, treas- ] The Japanese eentral liaison charge of the Union Board dance |of the English department. Front !ur«r; Helen Jackson. Detroit, I ffice said that both allied hend- which will close at midnight. Urlics involve the bright, Prof. Tom'King took up duties i social chairman; and .Gloria j quarters and the imperial gov- Student council has also sched¬ :Us»v eyed expression of almost i < rnment had "reached an aprcc- uled a pep rally to be held nrxt this week as counsellor for men Gadd, Detroit, lire chief, islrrp. uhile the fellow in the k run has tin- advantage and and director of the Serviceman's i Other Results ] ment" to seal the topic of the week before the Kcntucy garni. institute. This position was left i Doris Rock. Detroit, will pre- | momentous conference in scc- Tentative plans include a parade i adopt the "eyes closed, lease." vacant by the resignation of Dr. j side in South Williams; l»rraino j rccv. from Pennsylvania avenue to the- Fred T. Mitchell, who has ac- I Waldren. v ice-president-sccrc- It was assumed, however, that capital building in Lansing. Co- cepted a position as president of|tary: Jayne Allrnayer. Detroit, ithey discussed problems of opcrating with these plans is the Mid Theater Mississippi State college. ! treasurer; Ardis Wc-stinan, De-I American occupation, and possi- Lansing Downtown Coaehr as¬ King has been active on camp- 1 froit, social chairman: and June jhly abdication, whieh again was sociation. appointment to the j Thomas, Bay City, fire chief. | being rumored without any con- legislation us: since his appu athletic department later won an in 1933. He, additional appoint- i President of North William firmation whatsoever. Maryritn Mulvihill. Grand Rap-, Hirohito's call on MacArthur Faculty Announces , > ^ill Start inent as head of the department vice-president, Audi Loth-(was as lacking in ceremony as it was replete with drama. Official MSC Rental of police administration in 1940. j™P. Farminnton: secretary. Vtr- The einperor arrived at the Registration for the new- and along with hi: other duties iRinia Baart, Royal Oak: treasur¬ Of Trailer Camp er, Carolyn Carton. Chicago; American embassy in a dark- rifanize vocation. Large Hook Purchase •JtWffleatir,,, . .irtls w,„ be ne. The meeting was devised to home economics club held their Illtaa admission to the accomplish two specific pur¬ Swells Michigan State first meeting of the- semester on SUtegame poses. First, to acquaint the au¬ Tuesday evening. I■ ut?, ""duced student dience with the women who are Library Collection Plans were made for thr first according to S. E. major's meeting of the hpmr ec¬ *'• d*JI» "f representing them in the wo¬ students. Purchase of a 10,000 volume onomics club, which will br held men's governing body. Gave Actual private library from the estate Tuesday evening in the Home- ec¬ onomics during the summer Secondly, the meeting provid¬ of the late Dr. R. Arlington New- building. ''' Wmifred Ward, ed an opportunity to illustrate i man,' Detroit, has increased the Plans were also made foi the «»• first all-club meeting which will nationally known pio- the actual working of an aver- MSC library to well over 200,000 . DUN mux be held October 18, in the Music I She «S" jil n s ,heaters. age business meeting of the AWS works, Jackson T. Townc, reviewer observed work at the council. brarian, announced yesterday. . . . . . . auditorium, and will be o|ien to "Curtain Going Up," a 15 min- all freshman women and pros¬ n ■ « hildren's theater Sue Averill, Birmingham sen¬ Poetry, drama and fiction of Chicag, the eighteenth and nineteenth uatc program on WKAR, will be pective club members. ■tUQe; • dn undergraduate ior, conducted the meeting as centuries are fully represented in broadcast by Don Bucll, associ¬ ♦MSC, Miss Granville president of AWS, and Pat Darr. ate professor of speech and dra¬ : m several the collection, Townc said, and varsity Detroit junior, acted as narrator matics, Wednesday at 5 p.m. iftj.. I ^ In "Speech , ' "actions. to explain the work of theVcoun- cil and to introduce the differ¬ will add considerable- develop¬ ment to the' Shakcspc ire colloca¬ This is the ninth year that Bucll TIME TABLE \K has presented his review of the¬ e - rtCl've in college ent council members to the au¬ tion, as well as the fields of gen¬ . ' , : i- amatic circles, eral biography and travel. ater happenings on Broadway, dience. Although the collection will be in Lansing and Detroit, and on TODAY to '' r,as 'organiz- Procedure Followed MSC's campus. — ! near t|D"yS, girls of ^ Miss Averill called the meet¬ temporarily stored, when it is Pep rally, 7 p.m. Buell plans to atttend several ir,"' "• ''"Hege some train- ing to order, following which an¬ placed on library shelves it New York productions during West entrance, Union "should serve as an effective pejtive / r ence in work with nouncements. to be carried to nucleus for a browsing room ar¬ the season and will discuss them Student club party, 8 p.m. 1 D I ' '""fS'native drama, housemothers were made and Peoples church on later programs which will be s ' ell, acting head of legislation enacted upon. ranged on a much larger scale broadcast throughout the school Union board dance, 9 p.m. department, com- The last part of the meeting than the one now maintained," Union ballroom year. was devoted to handling exam¬ Towne added. Friday, September 28, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS By Liclnj Page Two Grin and Bear It . • • MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 1B79 at the port-office In Campus Entered aa aecond-claaa matter Caat Lansing. Mich Offlcea under act of March located on ground floor! ol east wing of Union Quarters l.AMONT B^b1^ed'daUyrexcept Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular By DOTTIE tchool year and Thursday mornings during summer aeaaion by the students and of Michigan State college. . , NAN TRABI'E „ _ , Telephone ^ — College _ „ „ Phone 8*1511 — Ext. 269; Biwin«i _ ,, . Member AmocI»U4 Collefl.U Pre* Eriitortal Office row national aovmtiaino Wf Offlw — Ext. 268. •iPNtitNTio mT . a a s .. National Advertising service, • c College Cubli-.hr rt Repreuntative • „ WC. Subscription rates—5c per copy, t3£0 per yeiir by mail; S2 25 per year i by college carrier to student®; $3 00 W'K hopetonsils ing everyone their by Saturdayhas exercised enough so that morn¬ A20 Madison av« New Vonk. N. Y. per year by college carrier to noo- they will be all ready for the •M M a BOSTON • Lot ANVILS* • SAA FRARCIBCO StU(JentS. Ann Arbor game. From the sound of plans for the pep rally MEMBER Or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS there's still plenty of that old The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication Spartan spirit left around here. of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper Let's show it when they begin to and also the local newt published therein. All rights of publication on pass the pigskin! apeclai dispatches herein are also reserved. Before we pull out of Fast Lan¬ A. A. AI>l>I.EOATE sing for that other town down JAN IHIPPS the road we'll report more of - MARION MECKEL LEONE 8EASTRO.M 1 wi.at happened this summer and ItONNIi. ESSEIIT try to get into more recent news. During the last part of Aug¬ ust. Fee t arrahcr, Detroit June graduate, was making plans for her marriage to Li. Ilolieit Tracy LETTERS To The Editor of the army an iorees. They were All tellers i« ilie editor Miltmitled i own v one of ,he '>"• privileges 1 turned from set ill! Ihe intention of being nnblMied |( ,f, ')o stlM|c|lf.. ;il s1.|t(, ,|nvj'„g i ami they a re'now living in fious- niitsl he signet] by the write . will he withheld ! on i'arnpie. that they will be ! Texas, wheie. Lieutenant though names re«|iie»t. No lellers will he eonsltlt bid-boys - just like the Board of ■ Tracy i stationed. for pnhlirallon mile ... 1 he'U".t>l"il"ns expressed' In) Hegents at the U. oi M those of ilie writers. Many student worked hard i.notHelen back .Snyder.Ihe to ringing**"! Alpha JusPhi,yearis iiou-e leiteis lire ss.irlly those of Hie edi- all summer to make iiighldue to the wedding no m r this summer in July. to buy ears to drive -at j bells > -at money Bill Fish. Kanp.' Nig. is the par¬ college Now they can not 1 They lieutenant who came To the Editors: ticular Must we always be subject to can not even drive around East down the other side <>l the aisle. the rules made by the Slate Lansing on dates. So : ays the From the s ine house comes ainmg the child as trie book ac Board of Agriculture? Modern State hoard ol agriculture, as news m w ".P'- keeping Janet I've found you nted a ditiere education promotes student gov¬ hey sit hack in their c\p wive Johnson m smiles these.'lavs. It iixiiu .- "and are effect' •! m t ernment and most high schools seems to Is an tm i of those left are adopting this system today, jm the ,t, by the,i own rash hanu sparkli is. liom lloey Storm. Horl Dcpurtiiit • If college isn't the time for a doings, young man or woman to learn Well, here's one student that * Detroit sopimnioli to the camnus .lite: se: . ili:: m lloey Lx back j the | INFORMATION Increases Staff to stand on his or he" out t w i»| in," -ending his rai home, thai'; 1.1 'THERAN STITH'ST ('I I'I'. fleet, when will that time.crime? noi putting hi. ear n dead stw- The Luthern Student club Will Dr. H. II Tukcy. forme My friend and I startc I work- age. that's not going to take the hold a party at the Forestry cab¬ wig and saving moimv m. a car loolish ruling si'tuig down' Now in tonight ir.itn H to midnight. MPceiic 1 L Ii. (L.rdmet . , in our junior year of high school. who is going m do any Hum: .1 If it ii ; dci :»iili.'i> Theme "l the p rty will be the But due l" the war we believed about it' injit*.*. «i fi ini past This "iif run- Slate football game tomorrow. unpatriotic to buy a car | A Spartan Gucrnlky • 111> 1,1. I.vrrl Miseiter. v in* v.«. All wishing In go should meet in ;it that time. :«» hefore^vomini; !*»imvtl> tin campus in the mixed lounge of the Union Hie ait -.corps. .*ini who prt'M'tilt'd at ft back to school this fall we bought; tii.it .loan MrC allouKh. INTERNATIONAL CU B ourselves the long struggled for j Try-Ollls for SllliliTlt Dealborii i. p. now we.ii inn. International club will hold an '41 convertible, which will s Tukcy is especially into be headed for storage Speaker** Will lle<;iii Another one tieai - so. Tins informal meeting tonight al X at international center, accord¬ in dwarf fruit trees, piar This morning when the post¬ The Student Speakers' Inneuu. [ lune ui the peisun of l.l. Fred Ihe bi'o culture, and dev< I : ing to Gregory Dean, program man brought the mail I received winch is under tile speech and Fust. Othei hall "I II.i combi- chairman. Any persons who are ii: growth substances as a n letter from my father. R. S. diamatus departmenf. is urging j uatnm is Lynn liells, l'i I'ln interested are invited to attend. killer. Amung hi* (icg.i Troubles. He is annoyeii also, lie all students and foreign students j graduate o| i.V Tne couple were numbers a U.S. and a M.N rays. "Are you men or are you in particular to trv out iminedi- i married July 21 in ley... the University of Illinois, mice?" hl,,|v Things hapfKlied all of a suii- Ph.D.* from the Univers Cui less, I iiis fall Starts the mnlh con- den fm one p.utvulai freshman Women's Chicago. .liiines True scrutive year for the bunsni Ij ell. l.mt veai Mill.i Mae Milch no sooner got her Alpha Chi Other new additions ' , tiiini/ swhith has heen of great service to college orgafn/ations and out- } pin. than she hail a diamond on | iier finger, and now we find site s Sports hoi ticullura! departniero are Dr. Robert Urol us. !>■ the Editors: Aug Ishperrung Its Hamner, F 1.. OHou. '<) T^O. the Editors: sidAe groups I m mMi1 , Th«. ...„ u, .Hidm Thomas, lli.tHIH wen- i ntei - | Bill DimiiagaM. ol the Marion Well, once again the State State total of l.l. sophomore, defeated I'at Bolan- C. 11. Sherwood. tamed in 200 program,*. last year army an force. board id agriculture lis gone ineluding speeches, lUicipieti der, Lapeer sophomore, in the and done il' Now, just when readings, book revieivs, dtxeus- ow .» the brainstorms" summer tennis tournament spon¬ driving has become a possibility lor so many, the yes-man of the sions, parliamentary drill . skits And e don't mean lam- sored by the women's physical and plays by the members of Any way, how are education department by the * lilun » Stastyfi hoard have nodded their approv¬ tins orgunuatain. ideas coming for a name for score of 6.1 and 6.3 al of a measure that ought to do AH students interested are I Campus Quarters? Don't forget more to keep students from com¬ asked to contact Irene Wade, that the deadline is next Tues- ing to MSC than anything else. Perhaps the b.ruru of ugi {cul¬ room 137, College uuditorrum. Iday, and we fiave some pretty ture imagines that i>y taking Ext. 3 (snappy suggestions so far, hut need more, so come on I We'll leave you all to deep i eoncentr.ition for a while for out weddings and I there's more a the Thet.r j 11 cm Show Your Team Favorite' ■ j house this time It's uuunced Ailrrn Wilson. '45, an- igement il'lirlps Trix. Phelps attended Ol- i|ivet college and Indiana univer- With an S Mum 1 slty. 'Worn.in is j KD The diamond on her finger Alary Jean one-mai Willmaii. j is indication enough oi priorities Saturday \>ii Uo> Ucuch. ATO. ; Something besides a summer i romance comes from llrlcnc Olnislrad, Alpha if the Lict i that she received her rmg^ in , September t> any indication. The gift is from Jim SUerckr, Ml .! c FCP. PEEXV'S FRESHMAN P.ECEPTi:.' | 1 who is just reiurned from over- IN THE GAY 1890"S i >cas See QUARTERS. Fagc 4 To be jbsoluiely proper, you donned your claw -hammer suif owned onei ana the stillest shirt-front «nd vollax obuinable I similarly aimoreo. grasped your perspiring palm. Jslarriculaia.• complete. A uu were a college stude at last. America. ics>. was stepping out in the 1890's. Her cities GENE DEVINE growing, populations were spreading. Railway Express, then a provided tun with a naiion-widc shipping service, including the gage and laundry needs of innumerable college students. ToJa- His Drums and his Orchestra ing the emetgeniy, the country's shipping needs are heavily sr:.. — Orilt r I>iuw — So please do this with your baggage and home-going bundle; Dancing Every Friday anu wrap securely, address dearly, and get them started earl). Norm Kesel, Florist S r. M. to l A. M. BUY MORE WAS BONOS ACROSS FROM THE I'MON LANSING ARMORY We Specialize the College Way 5«c (plus tax) per person RAIL-AIR SERVICE] NATION-WIDE MICHIGAN STATE NEW S Fajjf Three Centpr Trouble jor Michigan 'If Statistic OFFICERS (Continued from Page 1) Student Club Listed fur Party Tonight Loir Edge of ginia Hawkins secretary-treasurer, Shoemaker; is social president; Josephine chairman, Student club will have its fiist fall term party tonight at 0 to \tfokerines i I Marge Silbcrblatt, Detroit; and fire chief, Janet Lcatherman. If:30 in the social hall al Peo¬ ples church. This will be a get- Myra Gibson, Northvifie, will acquainted party where «1<1 State* IVU'rminalion Ewing house as president; members and their friends can Lois Hcdrick, meet the new students and their §Pi.rriMl l)> Gloomy Grand Rapids: secrctary-trcas- friends, according to Pres. Max-- I urer. Rose Nahra, Hazel Park; inc Finkbeiner, Middlevillc soph¬ jVI With 1 • «f j social chairman, Margie Living- omore: jston. Detroit, and fire chief, Student club Will spcosi r a With the ail important Olive Boot, Detroit. • Shaw .parly every other week this fall and on the alternate weeks there Representatives Vi,hiirau-M",'i^inaway, * • • sta!eit Genevieve Krcnz will take ov¬ will be a workshop in various hut phases of recreation when xtu- er the gavel at Shaw house. As¬ I might he a h'"" i idea to look sisting her are Nedra Macduff, dents may sign up for anil learn ;ind see Pontiac, vice-president: secre¬ new phases of skills in leading match up recreation. :s tary and historian, Lillian Ilo- These workshops will be in the j man. Detroit: treasurer. Itoso- i her gloomily | mary Taylor, Milan; social chair- student parlors and in set oil hall liir! records, | man. Marilyn Dinkcl, and fire of Peoples rlhirch. Some pai'/ics I chief. Lenny Larson. will be at the church and othris . Mnuld be en- At Mary Mayo annex, presi- will be at the Forestry iaLin, , hi d.s seem to I dent is Evelyn Evans, Dearborn: faculty dining.loom, etc has an over- a State. Here vice-president. Alexp McManus, i Milford; secret;.ry, . Patricia ORIENTATION LEADERS - complied in Mulligan. Muskegon; treasurer. IK." All women who signed up , s ■ Norma Mankind. Lua.%11: social ;,.:nrday it will freshman orientation Icadnr i.r ..n's filth vic- j chairman, Alice Poster, Muske¬ alternates must attend a p' • ail gon, and fire chief, Beverly Al- ; len, Rochester. Now York, meeting Monday at 5 p.io in the uni-day it will j Mason and Abbott dormitories, Spartan room of the Union. Wo- i,-tory over ! Potter, Satilord, Alice Cowles, men interested in serving as al¬ \ WALTER VEZMAR, returned army veteran from Detroit, is 240 pounds of powerftrl threat in the opening line-tip of j Robinson, Rochdale, Tuft arid ternates who have not y« t 'fill¬ ed up should also attend, .a - tomorrow's game. A center, he suffered injuries with the j Frances Black houses have not it will be the Rangers at Anzio. j turned in their election returns I cording to co-chairman—lit tty ! as yet. Middletoti. Birmingham jtiniol. liter the same hi. higan it will L-: v\ een the two I STARTING LINEUPS Trucks to Gel xirelay it will win since) I Starting lineups for the Mich¬ igan State - I', of M. game Pitching Spot n staff. have been announced by • will be the! ..man since Coaches Charley Bachman and Fritz Crisler as follows: Tor Tomorroir j STATE ros. MICII DETROIT, .Sept. 27 e;u-old i igh'hiirid- Ludwig L.If. .... Tenigga hud received ha : navy dis- . and Michigan er Aronson . It.II. Nussb'er Breslin F.B. charge at Norman, Okla., and ... Uworsky the State News was enroute to ri oil the club '.io goal posts. for which lie pitched 3d victor¬ ies in 1942 and 1943. Radio Groups Start Manager Steve O'Neill said Trucks informed him lie would Auditioning for Full JSliif/io 7 It cater Drama Productions be in St. Louis Saturday "ready to work." Whether hurler of Great Lakes' Bluejack- the star . |T(» llt'oin First let nine of 1944 actually would Dramatic Workshop of the air | pitch, O'Neill said, depended up- f/«v Try-Outs will hold auditions on Wednes- j on his condition, day from • 7 to 9 p.m., next O'Neill May Use Trucks for Stu- Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m., and | The welcome reinforcement to iidd Thurs- Saturday, Oct. 6, from .9 to 12 ] the Tiger mound corps, however, id Sxtturday, a.m. in room 246 of College aud- hold Hal Nehouser. Detroit ui room 49 of itorium, according to Director lefthander, until the Sunday aul Geisenhof. windup if the Tigers don't clinch a membei the American League pennant Anyone interested in acting, dramatic by winning Saturday. writing, or sound effect should "Although Hal has beaten the " ttie audi- attend these tryouts. Only those • furnished. who audition will be eligible to Browns six times already this K season, we won't call on him un¬ Geisenhof. be in the productions. The work¬ til Sunday, if necessary," O'Neill .dec. be held Oct shop of Geisenhof will broadcast said. every Wednesday from 4 io 4:30 A FLIGHT Newhouser to Rest p.m. in p.m. beginning next week. The auditorium. group, sponsored by Alpha Ep- renew their silon Rho, radio honorary, will "He needs his three days rest end he's going to get it, even if THAT NEVER it may mean holding our best '!»nding the perform - both original and pro¬ bid till the last day of the sea¬ txng Mem- fessional plays. Experimental Radio workshop son." LEAVES THE GROUND dl O'Neill gave his tired Tigers meet ap- wi'l also hold auditions at the two weeks a day of rest today but called fame time. J. D. Davis is the di- „ . !.i)** workout tot i 11* lit n» A I>omIier crew needs training as u team. And now • act plays rector, assisted by * Maxxne A. m. r ... . group. Eyestone. day before'" the club boards a train for St. Louis. tlfoscfltazards wliirli arc too dangerous for air-hoi no drill caff he duplicated on ihc ground. This is made possible hy an electronic flight trainer perfected hy GENE DEVINE BUY WAR Bell Telephone Laboratories' scientists for the Navy. At reiuotb controls the instructor follows the BONDS ■1 DRUMS 5, HIS ORCHESTRA ''flight," sets up various dangerous conditions, dinates the crew's reactions. coor¬ 1 euturing Latest Hit Tunes Your BALFOUR BE- Tubes glow, switches click much as they do in a I "'0 Aumbers und Muster of Ceremonies I'RESENTATIVE is on telephone exchange, to duplicate such flight perils as the campus and will dis- icing, fouled fl»el lines, "conked" motors. It is the j play at your chapter house science behind the telephone that here performs an¬ -vMLSIC AS VOL LIKE IT! J very scon. other new service to the Nation. PGu.i Music Arrangements by George Beatty Address mail orders and 0r fall Term Parties — Phone 20092 or 20143 correspondence to K02 S. BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM State St., Ann Arbor. I 20U e liARVEY C. DEVINE, Manager Phone 9-533. LL nn-Vi5'de Ave. Lansing, Michigan 'Service to the Nation in s ■ ■ % Friday, September 2f,, ;s< MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pace Four Three Special Ag Enterprise Courses To Be Offered This Fall to Veterans United States THE WOMAN'S WORLD Aimed at returning war vete¬ students in the forest prr; course. Plans Policy By BETTE CAH1LL rans, three special training For the farm equipmer. courses have been started this fall vice and sales, the work is at Stfite in agricultural enter¬ ed into two quarters on c; Revisions BIG SISTER COUNCIL tended this week's meeting. Wishing to attend are Oth¬ asked prises. and two quarters of plau. ers Combining on-campus instruc¬ training. Actions of Argentina Betty Bolander. Lgpccr senior, phone for reservations before to will replace Betty Satterly, Evan- Tuesday noon at the student of¬ tion and training on-the-job, the Causes Review of U.S. ston, III., junior, as new co-chair¬ fices of Peoples church, 8-2573. project will operate on a 12- and run parallel to QUARTERS . man of Big Sister council. Mem¬ TOWER GUARD weeks basis Political Attitude bers of the activities committee the regular college curriculum. Margie Moone, East Lansing, arc requested to bring a written and Irene Drobnak, Detroit, Offering one-year courses in (Continued from Page . WASHINGTON, Sept. 27 rei>ort of their work to the meet¬ have been recently elected to It looks like there is go forest, practice and farm equip¬ be at least a couple of (JP)—The state department ing of the council on Tuesday at Tower Guard, sophomore wo¬ ment service and sales and also peoi .• 5 p.m. in organization room 2 in men's honorary, to replace two of the campus populate . disclosed tonight that a gen¬ two-year course ir» nursery and a will not be in the stands ; eral review of United States the Union. Tower Guards who did not re¬ landscape management, the work GREEN SPLASH turn to school this fall. Their urday's football game. T: . . policy on Argentina is imminent, the honorary was will be on a co-operative for the the date set aside by Ruth it J because of recent political de¬ All members should attend the selection to first fall term meeting of Green announced at a candlelight ser¬ college and agricultural indus¬ meister, Pi Phi, for her m; velopments in that country. tries of the state. >— to Ray Fox. Sorority siste, _ at 7 p.m. in Wednesday night. The disclosure came in re¬ Splash on Tuesday vice FRESHMAN ORIENTATION Applicants with three years of Vander Wall will be her ! • J sponse to request for comment the Women's gym. Seat numbers in Fairchild the¬ high school, an honorable dis¬ maid. | from Acting Secretary Dean LIFE SAVING for freshman orientation charge from the armed services Still another Pi Phi, Am [J Acheson on a taltf made by the A course in senior life-saving ater lectures and classroom assign¬ or satisfactory working exper¬ man, was married the day J former ambassador to Argentina Will be given by Green Splash, ments for the smaller group ience, and at least l!> years graduation last June to Jim \\1 Sprullle Braden. swimming honorary. All women of son, army air forces. They meetings to be held cur alternate Hastening back to this coun¬ interested must come to the first weeks will be posted today on age will be considered. married in Texas. try, Braden said at a stop-over meeting on Wednesday at 7 p.m.. the bulletin board in the wo¬ The profcram, announced by More wedding news c"rr us from the Epsiion Chis. in Puerto Rico that the Ameri¬ in the Women's gym. men's gym, according to orienta¬ Ralph W. Tcwiy, director of nations could not sit Idly by short courses, started Sept. 21. say Elaine Resnick was m can YYVCA tion co-chairman Betty Middle- Lt. Seymour Flammenl i and watch the course of events A picrfic at Pinetum has been ton, Birmingham junior. It is A joint committee representing to AEPi, who had just re: planned for next week's YWCA the college and the industry plan¬ in Argentina. important that all freshman wo¬ from overseas. Also Faye s, meeting, nccording to co-chair¬ men consult this listing, since ned' the training program. Argentinians Suffer man Libby Dean. I«insing junior, fine term of college campus a graduate of '43, will be - absences are "counted as physi¬ The regime there had re-im¬ and Dnvida Blake. Charlevoix cal education cuts. instruction will be done and ried this October to Al Srhi field, whose home town is posed a state of siege and had junior. Since advance plans must three terms of work in the col¬ caused the wholesale arrests of he made, return postcards Island, N. Y. will BUY WAR BONDS lege forests will be added for a number of leading citizens. he sent to all women who at¬ These actions provoked sharp comment by several members of the United States congress, who advocated the breaking of dip¬ Hunting Season? lomatic relations and the impo¬ sition of economic sanctions. Plans to Wait Through a state department Ready for the WOOL spokesman, Acheson sent word that he would have to consult first with President Truman, Part-wool SPORT SHIRTS Secretary of State Byrnes who SWEAT SOX 6.95 to 15.13 is expected in a day or so from l^mdon and with Braden before 2»c making any statement. CLASSIFIED ADS GREY FI.KKCE-L1NED TENNIS BALLS SWEAT SHIRTS (Wilson, Wright and Ditsi.n)| CLASSIFIED RATES 50c each One day 30c 97c Two days . S5r Three days BOe Four clays $| oo Five days $1 23 Each word over 15. two cents per word SWEAT PANTS COl'RTLAND and AMI R-| ICAN DRIVER 1.50 n WOMENS hi nun wallet. Tucsd. lihr«r> at signed reading room C TENNIS RACKKTSi Hath Junto 8-2507 or State Net 6.95 CLINTON Sw nan's watch. Gold trimmed with brown cord stiap SWIMMERS NOSE LoM between Haste college building and Mason hall Please enlt Hetty McLaclIan. Mason 112 Hew.ml CLIPS AND EAR KODAK camera. 620. in college PLUGS ARCHERY drugstore Three picture* used, dial turned to four. Ly Mmum, Notth 30c each William* Reward It EQUIPMEM MONDAY, black Shaefler short¬ hand pen, engraved "Mary Metealf. ' between Byrne* and Abbott. Call Metealf ..t Abbott 13 DISCHARGE Sci'viceman'* pin on FISHING campus Monday Return to State GAMES New* office ot call Bob. 8-1660 13 EQUIPMENT PARKEIt "51" pen. grey and gold Between Home Kc and Hurt Lots Goers, South Williams 13 FOR »AI t AMERICAN FIELD Id uinter NEW brown Chester fie after 3 30. coat, ftt/r 14 Call 8-3306 ask for Hetty WOMEN S Ruhling jodphur boot's t.,n bag 13 v,/,. and Hunting Suits f. 83 00 Women's golf 810 no • dub*. 4 turns and 2 woo*1*. • knit bottom pants Wilson Unum racket and ciuver, 82 00. $1.00. light weight * mailing case, nICW, laundry Telephone 8-1060 13 • /.clan treated hlooilproof pocket in WANTED the coat RIDE Horn east side of Lansing to THE IDEAL SUIT FOR BIRD HI NTING S Williams hill Monday through Friday Phone 15849 after 3 30 MUSICIANS, including pianist, trumpeter, trombonist and saxophon¬ for newly organized dance band. Hand Axe with leather case .Leather, wool-lined, gun cau ist Call Frit* Carrier at 8-4707 14 Hunting Knife . MEN OR WOMEN students to work 3.75 1.95 6.45 for meal* and extra cash in dormi¬ tory cafeteria. See Mr. Turner. Wells Hall 13 TWO BUS BOYS to work for meals We Issue Michigan Hunting Licenses at FarniHou»e, 526 Sunset Lane. 8-3533 13 VANDERVOORT SPORT EQUIPMENT STUDENT *o worn for campus po¬ lice. Inquire at campus police office, October 1. 13 HELP WANTED ALTERATIONS and sewing for college women and children, also East Grand River doll clothes. 8-4187 and 2-7062. 213 Ave., East Lansing PAID bus boys, dinner included, evening* and Sunday noon. Gamma Phi Beta house. 4-9748.