gey War Bondi Ivory irfi Doubh * Pay D,Y * * MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Weather Partly clondfy with Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College rising temperature- \ Ovr Quo* EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1945 Succeeds Fahv Five Programs jBuell Announces Student Todays Scheduled By Cast For Fall Term Play Music Sta ff Campus Firsl Goiioerl Stars Seven Actors to Gives Coward's Faree 'Blithe Spirit* As Year's Some Quack Racket Joseph Sflitislrr, First Dramatic Production \oleil Cellist Dirt Kvitek. Chicago fresh- The east fur the fall term play, Noel Coward's "Elylbo nan •' t :,,rntorly a carefree man The- winter serio.s of con¬ Spirit" hits been-announced-by Don Buell, director e l the is now a man with about il;i!iliei and problems. As certs sponsored by the MSG production. nth of last Saturday's partnivnt ot music will in¬ The eh a meters are: lidith, the Cockney maid, Bailrra , lie is now the proud die five attractions this KHafford Jones, senior Dora owner of an exccp- Lectures t (llen.Rock, N. J.; Ruth Co/i- ■v. aeco-diiiu •,«. Roy L. Undcr- i 'fiiie white duek going Duranl domino, the second wife, 1.1- ; !mc of Lucretta. Dick, goes, got sick and On |' trivia Beeehler, senior (rorrr Philosophies i,i v being asked by his Charlotte, and Charles' L'i "do- in a kidding manner, i • ne, life hilsbanil. R..l» C liii- . re your ducks?" After he spent the entire Of Tru Ih .1 her, siifiiiomore• fiom Cue: n Olhc,- Holes .ati. remedying the situation, hen veu ask Diek where !.. are. he TELLS you. *r,i hen.. 1 i Bfadin friend.. John Mo | Duran Cuughna, senior fu in . Lies'-seller "The : ley, Mrs. Bradman, hi: SchiisUT ! Slur y , II ell. Naturally years with the Dcr- 11 IVo y< n by telling 49" I Robinson, senior fine Hitinir nrcht •strn, and ed fat rch Heli t io: Madame An Governor J. Howi j JH Opk in i liert Beeskow, assistant pro- 1 if: t ■Ihst with . ' Dorothy I: he ,,t botany, gave out with a ,f Rhode Isln id. vv c. r- vt ghl that '.'truth i:: ... rn-k I'll ilhiii';iiiotiic or- from Dearborn; siraeted from one of his 'fptii , oritlorm+ic, Ihe I ent - themes recently that department Sept. 'Jit lay President Uanzel. senior h stimulated the intellect of Truman. -ITi* succeeds Charfes j In ; letter -Indents. The essay rc- ement was to write on Fahv who if signed. *a. radio, ar Minn i,it 1. out I in- ' l*'^' Li'l,sl"K' I.he action takes place wrfnnn oD Novoiol.tcr ! <'orirhiiMinc- h'ur.r in Kent i re lie eaine from." The first . the student did was to ask Students Receive the point j iarid. The story is an I'm pi ne'1 her and she replied that Charles Coiitloi'iint. Iiisinni) parents. Ids grandparents, he. himself, were deposited Slight Injuries There will lie no State wife. Ruth, arid his first wtfi, Elvira. :ti. earth by the stork. The line nf his essay read as In Bus Accident News deliveries west of Har¬ rison. nortli of Souihiawn. or Ghostly Rendition ni-: tor the past three gen- ill the block hounded by Ann Ruth Break onsidtT gives a dinner pa11y aft¬ n'li - there have been no nat- Ten MSG students received St. and Bailey, according to er which' Madame Arcati ion- Pi ns into small ones, hirths in our family. slight injuries Saturday evening Jane Walker, circulation duets a seance in which Elvira 5. Stop wishing vhen you when a bus returning from the manager. appears to haunt her husband. think. Michigan State-Michigan game Students wishing deliver¬ Throughout the play Her ghost PIi Ysies. (litem, in Ann Arbor struck a tree about ies to an address outside of 6. Think wn thoughts, is iho disturbing faelor to the four and one-half miles south of East Lansing should pay an not those oi editorial pob- rest nf the eharacters. Ti i' Iters Join Okentos. extra i mailing charge of Tar. cy-maker. C, If. Niekle, assistant ptofts- The' bus. driven by Dm r M — 1 7. Try to get the facts before snr of speech, is in chaigt of I MSC. htcidty Cliffin. Lansing, skidded out it ch' stras and was star of Ihe 'yo" get the conclusions. settings. control after catching the left opiera in Pragm i ! Chapin Morgan and rear fender of a truck. The truck' . j 8. Check iho data against The Budapest • tug quartet your own experience. ...•'.land, instructors n : Dr. John Pitha, in- came from a driveway on the ill return to the pus for a J j)r nurant concluded the first Fifiht Million To ' highway in the path of the bus heniistry, h ive ar¬ and the driver, nrd visit on January 28. '•ifejof his six lectures for this week Jobless by Spring trying to avoid iaca/,tne describeel the riuartet philosophizing. "We are drops of il. ' higun State rollege the truck, pulled out. but because • sufieriative intfcrpretors of water trying to understand the WASHINGTON, Oct. I - • of electrical engin- the Warsaw conservatory in 1936. Tuesday during October and Michigan College of Osgood Speaks on Bom I) November, beginning today over i After escaping - the German in- ■a ifps "•d Technology. from Carnegie In- He Dr. Thomas H. Osgood, head i vasion in both ! France, he arrived in New York Poland and WKAR. Leonardo deVincij_ Benjamin TIME TABLE i ethnology, Pittsburgh, of the Michigan State college in 1942. He made his debut in Franklin, Gugliclmo Marconi, 'he University of Min- physics department, will speak on Carnegie hall before a capacity and Eli Whitney are among the TODAY— Minneapolis. "The Atomic Bomb" at the State • audience and was immediately noted engineers who will be dis¬ Pi"-, Mir.es to Michigan State• College club luncheon meeting acclaimed one of the linest pi- cussed. The personal character¬ Kappa Delta Pi, 4 p.m. . roir,. H;- t.klyn Polytechnic insti- istics of each man rather than Morrill hall u < ii Wednesday noon in the Union .anists of the present day. . . '.klyn, N. Y., where he building. i Professor Underwood announc- his achievements will be empha¬ Union board, S p.m. :" "rking on a naval re- Incidents from each sci¬ ied that old subscribers to the sized. - Dr. Osgoodfis the co-author of Union office | ' Moratory t two sub-contract "An Outline of Atomic Physics." scries may renew their seats up entist's life will be dramatized Big Sister Council, 5 p.m. years. He taught . •' three years and took a book published in 1933 and re- to October 6, after whicn the re¬ by MSC students. Org. room 2, Union vised in 1937. Dr. Paul A. Her- mainder of the seats will be open . The cast for today's playlet-on Omicron Nu, 5 p.m. ! M.S., and Ph.D. from • tution. Dr. Pitha has bert is program chairman. 1 to the general public. deVinci includes Joan Carter, Koom 1, Home Ec bldg. Kalamazoo senior: Richard Hen¬ Orchesis, 7 pan. n Europe and done •" ' • "'ta. ork at the . University Open House, Radio Party Slated derson, Detroit junior; Merrill Walker, Niles junior: and Robert Women's lounge Women's gym Huber,. Cincinnati, Ohio, sopho¬ 1l>i- is an On Weekend's Social Calendar more. Life. Saving, 7 Women's gym p.m. opportunity for ,~V Green Splash, 7 p.m. . «»Miv udent to display his An open house and two radio]Creek sophomore, arc co-chalr- Hannah Discusses MSC Women's gym towards the football parties are chalked up on this men for tnc open house. ' "icla, starting today through weekend's social calendar. i Friday night Theta Chis ahd President John Hannah was AWS, 7 p.m. every student is asked North and South Campbell pledges will escort their dates to guest speaker at Canterbury Org. room 1, Union "lici t bits of wood to put dormitories' are having a joint Fairchild theater, where their Interfaith council, 7 p.m house, Episcopal student's cam¬ '/ . Victory fire located by open house Friday night from radio party will take place. The pus center, Sunday evening at Union annex, 115 •ill dance to the latest courts near Demon- 8:30 until 11:30. 1^ will be ^.couples —J "" ,lw> their first informal meeting of Football team, 7:30 p.m thr*1 " onha"' ,f every »tn«ent informal and all men students on records from 9 until 12. Union annex. 104 - a piece of wood, the Also giving a radio party ^are the season. campus are invited to attend. Theta Sigma Phi, 7:30 p.m. sh°uld carry enough heat The progressive history of There will be music for dancing the Phi Kappa Tau's. Their par¬ Michigan State college, as the Union annex, room 7 th/vKentucky lh" y mmke u "hot" eleven. f°r and refreshments will be served. ty will be Saturday night and first land-grant college in the Speech Majors' club, 7:30 p.m. Virginia French, Niles\sopho- dancing and entertainment are United States was his subject. Spartan room, Union more, and Mary Mackey,^Battle planned for their Tuesday. October 2 in^ I MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pip Two Grin and Bear It By Lichty Campus MICHIGAN STAII Entered ae ■■■■! - ■ —— ted under set at March — en around floor NEWS Unioa In ISIS at thy post-offlee, of east wing of Quarters Cast r.MMing Mich Offlaaa located en ground By DOTTIE LAMONT Building Annex, room «. Sunday and Monday moiningi dur^g the negulw and niltlUti-* ***"r a school year and ThL huraday mornings during summer aeaslon by the students NAN TRABUE of Michigan SUte college. Telephone - College Phone g-lMl Editorial Offloe — Ext. SS9; Bualaam Office — Ext. »»■ of thwith osewe AovsAtiwxe ei Subscription rates—ac per rates-to »P"parCOPT. national sthatjustis connected one Subscription Rain iI.ansing. , STT.T T.TIT WW*. W NatkMUU Adverbung Service, WC. B «„ per year by m»U; U CeUrrrr PtMakm Krprrumu*— by coUege carrier to year atudentt; t»W things East Sometimes ego Macisom Ave. New Voee. N Y. students. per year by coDege carrier to wonder why culture the Board of Agri¬ doesn't rule it out. We're M A • MTOI • Lot ARIIUI • hoping, however, the puddles MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS don't turn to floods and wash The Associated Press U exclusively entitled to the credited to It or not otherwise credited mVSu thla_P«Iw; out the suggestions for a new of all news dispatches All rights of publlcaUon on name to put at the top of this and also the local newt published therein, cupid column. Don't forget this special dispatches herein are also reserved. is the last day for all entries to . . - . - - A. A. APPLF.GATE JAN HOPPS be brought to the State News Adviser office, and winner will be select¬ Faculty Manacer • • • . . . .r . . MARION HECKEL Fdltor - - - I.EON E SF.A8TROM ed tonight. BONNIE ESKERT ... Advertising Manasrr Back to vital statistics. Ginny Mi:tit Editor - - - Labbltt, Gamma Phi. '45, marked an important date on her calen¬ dar in June when she became LETTERS To The Editor Mrs. Mickey McGuire. Mickey hails from U. of M. and the coup- Now I'm twenty and want to be able to have cars. I with Rudolph Pessel, who is still to be over 26 j waking with reveille and retiring mad too. someone is trying the same stunt. J or You married don'ttohave know how to drive j with taps in the army. The difference is that my mam a car competently, and—if it's The old excuse for the rapid had a good reason. Of course I'm a question of morals—lack of jewelry turnover used to be the just an infant yet. I haven't any cars will certainly not stand in war, but we can't think of what sense of responsibility or any anyone's way. to put the responsibility on now. "Oh, he wants to see you—but until he slows the reflexes he other characteristic that certain Could be that the fellows are re¬ developed in battle, this is the only safe way to awaken him!"' Furthermore, any fellow will people- obviously seem to think turning to their old stamping agree that there's nothing sweet¬ is lucking in college students. A no driving on campus rule er grounds as is the ease of Lt. Bob than forcing your date to Drake. '42, who was married on Telephone Directory take an invigorating two mile is fair enough; but seems to me Like to a formal dance on one of Sept. 15 to Peg Bradbury, Chi O For the conveniences of students who wish to call off-can pus I it's going just a little too far to typical rainy nights. of '45. houses, following is an additional list of this year's telepy tell a guy he can't drive home on our Bringing the big "O" in Chi O, numbers. This article may be clipped out and posted unti! :hfl week end or go down to Lans¬ This past weekend should in¬ a dicate what things are going to up to immediate attention, re- 1945-46 student directories are available. ing and back or even drive his OFF-CAMPUS HOUSES date to the dance in the rain. be like around here. Students j minds us of Eddie llalloday s 8-474i| A lot of us guys have worked lining the roads to hitch-hike. «*w theme song—'"Oh, My Man. Benson House 8-4231B hard to earn enough to have the overcrowded buses and cars — That ring she is wearing that Concord House 8-:4»T convenience of a car, and here's accidents! If we could have our adds sparkle_to any kind ofsing- Catherine Black House 8-!84j| Joe that's not Riving up with¬ >wn cars we wouldn't have to « from SUrk Shelby, Kappa Ewing House ... 8-,3341| hitch-hike or jam into the few s,« ,rom u- °f Florida, one I knowing a good reason why. Potter House 8-173»| out Irresponsible Me. callable buses and car*. I Hight here we'd like to put In Robinson House If they're goinjrto . treating us like two-yeai . , olds |hmmn fashioned about insist .on. ! «»™thm« been forced into pinning*. j„i„ the ,h. good old- someThey have h^inminj background Sanford House Taft House . 8- 14351 T) thecollege? Is this a this Editor:kindergarten We're beginning or is and won t allow us to have ears I these last few weeks with we want an intelligent reason, I nourishing of diamonds, but seem the Truman Attends Supreme Court Opening and we want it now! to be coming more into their own to wonder! When we started at MSG we were all told to leave Kay aud Chris. las the term profresse*. WASHINGTON, Oct. 1 (/P) — presence forms an eiglr- vajl our high school childhood behind Heading the list we find that court. Justice Jackson is n> Eu>| I Mary Lake, Gamma Phi, receiv- | President Truman made history rope as U. S. counsel pro> (XA^FIEI)ADS TO tlic Editors:stillstudent Concerning 1. Are we rights: |ed to be denied | from a KarmHousc fraternity pin | today "Howie" lie Wolfe, who I ening of the supreme by dropping in on the op- court's ing war criminals. appointee, Halted the right to publish and read our|graduated from State last June | new ^ term to see his Burton, become a CDC Program CLASSIFIED KATES college humor magazine, the Then Phyllis Smith. Bellaire i n-irold 11 T. H. King, of the dean ( that she's true j 38c Spartan? 2. When do we regain sophomore, agrees membtt. One day |0t Two Thret day* dn.vs •Be the right lo elect class officers? Ito the "Knights of the Sword and! I Shield" as her Phi Dclt pin now i Court attaches said he was the I. students , office, announce Four days , * HOrt $1 25 c«-fits per Bud CI me. ! proves. Former owner of the pin lf,rst chief executive ever ap- is Diek Whelan, who attends MIT I Pear in the courtroom while he to |the CDC activities i continued due to the been di havewar' Each word over IS. two I In the past CDC coord mai , word Boston. I held office. Cross in ei in Testimonial Dinner We're still hearing more and Stocky. 57-year-old—Burton, 1 w'th tbe jmo're news of engagements which I Republican senator from Ohio volunteer ' student ,irst sses, fr«forb; Gi awork LOUT Held Friday Kreninp CLINTON Swiss woman k watch C.«»IU tmmiMHi with L»iown cord strap To Htmitr Botanist I have taken place during the , until his appointment, repeated Ladies- ' summer. Right after the end of oath in a clear voice ' rolling and aid clhome other Lost nod between Haste college building hall IMease call Batty testimonial dinner was giv- vtlle senior, j'Prtn* term. Barb Coulter. Grand-1 |tc succeeds Owen J. Roberts promised Cpi. Bill Who retired Itivities- it ' BUY WAR BONDS after His in Julvjustice. McLacllan, Mason FRIDAY. Sept 142 Hewatd 2fl. maroon Ev«m- i A in the East Room of Motel | Gre«4ngrr of the army I his air forces1 Bill was associate 8f,er 15 ftharp skyline lepeatet panel! Call Olds Frid iy honoring Dr. Ernst that siie'd wear ring. IcttU' Stiaaycr. South Campbell Re¬ A. Bessey, retiring head of thej in the ( lass of '46 and is now sta¬ ward id lege botany department. More 'tinned at Hamilton field, Calif, tiian 50 persons attended the din- About a month later. Jeanette . . Best Buy of the Week . .. it, which was spon siujedbytbe ! Ewlng. Zeta Tau Alpha, became national fraternity, SemBot. I engaged to Jerry Bradley, who W \NTH» Principal speaker was Dr. M.!IS 'rom Pasedena, Calif. At pres- for skirt, suit or IN UNLIMITED numbers, former II. Bartlett. head of the Univer-1 l'm Ul'- merchant marines are sit.v of Michigan botany depart-Itakln* UP most of Bill's time in Sf outs interested. In parttctpattnf m am oi mm'vh c. Apply Aiplia jumper, a Faeults duvuu: room. ment. Dr. Bartlett paid tribute to I Honolulu, wiieie he is stationed. • nil i i oki Omega. I'l u 3 1'iuoit bid* 8 p.m. VVednrsd.ty, Oct." Dr. Bessey for his long and il- . , 18 lustrums career as a teacher, re- ®*rbar» Van Stone is also wear- The Sigma Kappas tell us that rrmtoNAL :arch man and administrator. ' lnk a ring on her third finger left Guests of honor included Dr.;hand- Der fiance is F, O Donald handmade bio® I DON'T mote, ' eed the drivri s luei.-i. but oure would like my Rkhard deZeeuw, Dr. 11. T. Dar- ?ta,UsrI"' "om Uarbarj's bome- ~n> lx'lrc"t' an) student tdent card and mv Uwtt wallet. lington, and Dr. R. P. Hibbard. is the key to Uairb June*. 8-2587 or State News who are also retiring from the I i same /rom the home town decided to join ALTERATIONS and Mewing tor ————-—ranks and consequently we super smoothness college women and children, alio have a bit of Grand Rapids news. doll clothe*. 8-4187 and *-7n j Against Militarism medical technology ior, has been put in i , st; TOKYO, Oct. 1 (/I1) — Members lo Six students State representing the local of reserved. Reason for this of Alpha Delta Thcta, uation is the fact thai American investigators out today on the trail of set the Music Staff chapter professional sorority, attended received a ring from bus. £ the national convention in Mil¬ Cole who is also from .1 kj treasure which Japan looted Roy L. Underwood, head of waukee September 21-23. Other Seen about campus an ;x from conquered lands, and also music department, has an- institutions represented at the meeting were Marquette univer¬ active Lambda Chi pin . a Shintoism which was used to |nolr sity, University of Minnesota and July 21. The new in , cs foster fanaticism and wars. j^lUThey'areV John S. Richard- Macalnstu college in Minnesota. At Dufour of Utica, Phil % Tokyos "wall street- the In Tokyo's ^0 jiarier. Julian Mil- Representing Michigan State Study I" great; bank of Japan was closed. I ki _ J| • Patricia Spiccr> Howard Sil- Margery Yerkey, Good¬ from Escanaba, Joe l),ivi4 . fern in Army authorities declared it < J^Vor and John Cooley- were rich junior; Shirley Robillard, Channing, Texas and Dan new could reopen tomorrow if its of-; . m bbot hall rect Rochester junior; Betty I-orenz, from Holt. Continuing : e oduction *" 1,1 track down the stolen nches of K bid mure sophomore; Phyllis Dev- Al Hambly of D- it afternoon. ^ Univcrsity o{ Kentucky arc A«ia. | for 10 vpar!. and assistant profes- ercaux, Lansing sophomore, Bar- George Mitchlne of Ens' ; n .. mouths and Gold Marked for Slam ! for .of" music for one year. He Lara DcVere. laftTsing sophomore Announcement was uni n the window In the vaults of this bank j j,f)|ds degrees from the New Eng-j nnd Nora Allen, Fremont, Ind., iphomorc the engagement of IIcl-u rivals troops found gold and gold stocks i j.1IKi conservatory of Music,' Klccliun of national officers earn this summer to Ffc. ua^f«me car-marked for Siam and Indo- yaje university, and Mazartcum Branch. From the ela- The \ China. j in Salzburg. Austria. took place during the convention. Hclcn is now interim; only 1 It was not Immediately clear j A Rraduate of Butler univer- Marg Ann Carey of the Univers¬ Bing Crosby, with a puzzl¬ man's hospital, Detroit. study lar whether this gold belonged 1° isjiy. Harder holds the degree of ity of Marquette was installed e a ed look on his face, wants to closed door fc the Ja[)nnese or had been seized m s",p|. ,,f music from the Enst- as national president and Miss i know how to set a sun dial ,,f music. He has been Yerkey, president of the local iluctant retreu from those formerly Japanese- j miin back an hour for the change controlled countries. n member of the Rochester Phil- chapter on campus, took over from war time to standard [notes conceal No trace was found in their harmonic orchestra, the Eastman the duties of national recording ■donated lam): time. i and now tl records of the wealth removed t n,oaricasting symphony, and the secretary. tuning. by the Japanese from the Phil- K.otman woodwind ensemble. ippincs and the East Indies. i Radio Artist Nliintoism Revised Miller, a tenor, has broadcast OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS TIM. 9 I. 'Quack' i Simultaneously, MaeArthuv's! , , .. 'on major radio networks, done mii i»i»f'i ■ [here is a tragi civil information and education phornl w„rk in Chicago, and was [y , in jresterda; tion prepared to deal a death instructor at the Central Lt Dirk Kvit« blow to the Japanese govcrn- YMCA College of Chicagi ment's control over Shintoism. j 1940-42. He holds degrees from which was artfully turned from 1institution and from the Chi- jcago Musical college. Com iia. lia. Yesterday while lieii tele to the Kei tho field of religion to war. [other dinks. e Col. li. Dyke, head of Die sec- ( A fonm,r membcr „{ the U.S. |king flew into the Sh tion, emphasized that no attempt j army srihergcr, (piano), grad- ear. TteackaAif [leirelianot 100 rush would be amtiie to interfere with uaU;(j from Knox college con- feet tlie freedom of religion, but, "we . sorvatory, and received the mas- was nrc going to be certain it (Shin-j ter „f arts degree from the toism) Isn't used as a tool of the j American Conservatory of Music militarists." J,,, Chicago, where he was a piano j instructor for six years. For 10 1 qi i WEAR v clinic by way hospital. The She help morier Investigate Education [ her. but I Closely linked to this inquiry. | years he taught piano at North j rs were few i another he said, was a second one Into]Park college. Chicago, lo wo the Japanese educational sys- Kafrtman cr.doate [pus ttic duck friends, a tun, designed to discover just j Another graduate from the w<>r how history now is being taught. Eastman Sch.iol of Music is Miss! urn. The Japanese governmen*. jspicer who was engaged in priv-| response to a directive from Mac- aIe piullo instruction for several: Arthur, denied that any Filipino , yean. 1 prisoners had been removed .' Graduate assistant in the de-! from the Philippines. MacArthur j partment will be Cooley who is a ' Veeday had demanded to know the [graduate of Furman univcrsity. whereabouts of ail Pilipino pris- . Professor Underwood also an- ■ Highl-wall last oners in Japan. ! nounced that Fred T. Killccn,: Between 1,300 and 1,400 Chi- i former voi'-e teacher in the de- ; in black or brown By Jl. D. BS nese labortrs who had Imh-ii held j partment and director-manager I in Japan have been located. h»w- of the Lansing Conservatory of | calfskin — $7.95 pat man can •ever, and will be returned to I Music from 1925 to 193.r). has I [mally, I and geology, in the China this week, it was announc- j been named manager for the mu- ' kg animals, a; ed. i sic department. [ocial organiz, tance of the 1< Instructor on l«eave INFORMATION I James Duran Frederic E. Reeve, instructor (Continued from Page 3) historian, de in written and spoken English, evening at 7 in the Women> gym. hce of 500 fa, luate students is on a three month's leave of, c,,m<' prepared to swim, absence. During his leave Reeve rtlWN GIRLS LUNCHEON phild theater is working for the World Book All women planning to attend Raking on the Ian"" Dr. Di Publishing company. His Job the town girls luncheon Thurs- eonsists of accumulating materi- day are asked to sign up in the ■nan is but s al for a specific section of a new Union lounge or Home Ec build- «in the infinj dictionary the company expects 1 Ing by tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. a "passu to publish. He is expected to re- : VET SMOKER Calculable w sume his duties at MSC with the A smoker for all ex-scrvico- foal is ,only bi ginning of the winter term. men on campus will be held fnort immortj I,,. Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Spar- New Committee to Handle la" Union building. This r.rm Ituildlne Inh.rm.li.n j for In view of a future demand Legion, dependable Information con- j There will be a short business For the Thrill of Your Life, \7isit Our corning new materials and types j meeting. A movie, 'Michigan of farm buildings, a committee Welcomes Its Veterans", spon¬ of specialists and representatives sored by the Michigan Veteran's Accessory Department j_, . . . of building agencies was recent¬ Affairs office, under the auspices • Ex-cel-eis Cosmetics •Mittens of Major Addison D. Alguire, ly set up to handle these prob¬ lems, according to Arthur W. will be shown.. Mr. Donald Phil- •Hosiery Anklets •Handbags Farrell, head of the agricultural I lips. Adult Education supervisor, •Costume Jewelry •Handkerchiefs engineering department at MSC.1 will address the group. LAST DAT 'ROUGHLY SPEAKING"! r. 0{ com ROSALIND JACK I r10f>." he , WMBA t«MM pestion a MAT J PM ;as ,0 {(j — TOMORROW ldesPite an rr 'or con L,he au< E'S L. r c an(i Cogram n "on'i |»|j Burk0, sta •j'or ike eiAifft : 0t Catholic enrolh Petroit ao'ltge c( 317 EAST GRAND RIVER, EAST LANSING to* contac CARTOON - SPORTS QUIZ ^ Detroi