Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College EAST LANSING,' MICHIGAN. TUESDAY. OCTOBER St. 1945 Japan Begins Sixth Game Deadlocks Series At 3 All lloday's Difficult Job Campus H(mI Cross Will Tigers Defeated 'am pus Of Rebuilding Volunteers For Many Activities Register gm^r py gn (>.04)0 Knmins Strike; Students who Inning (dime "lloplortiltlr" Ki<|iorl are planning to ll°ut enroll in the campus Red Cross CHICAGO. Oct. K (/I ) — On Living Condition .littillal C.clehralion activities should register today Stan Hack drove a lihuinK f f.Hiitvill leant de-! If ill Feature Came, in the Union between It a.m. and liner to left field in the 121 it 1-rf.a h.'» mad thc> ,u" d*™| a cabinet of aged but tiu- «•»»« lestod parliamentarians p.m., ticeordutg to Marion inning of today's nxtlt Client ry. chairman of ihe college game, and when the ball hino,-- 4.f, Alumni Activities lied Cross unit. , \«s merlins «"***? | took charjro of restless ed over Hunk Grucnhng's across the Student volunteer help is need¬ : « . The llomei'oin shoulder and rolled to (lie they were being | .. ..... 1,-1..,. t Japan• s reconstruction today and day vlobru- ed badly, so all who are inter¬ fn't" where , ; lion has boon Hilly Schuster scored all tin vuy (tinner the Union. | was at once confronted with it for Nov. :i ested an* urged to sign up. Most from first with the run thai i n- spreading coal strike when Spartans will (day the ol the classes will meet on Tues¬ •a informed ,h*' ' "s | rare in the empire. Missouri Tigers, according to S ablcd I lie Chicago Cubs ti de¬ in. nHimtl meeting . day night. feat the Detroit Tigers, It to 7, If. Crowe, dean of student; , , '* "' "h"; 2! kMs £; ch^T^in^^lerXt^ A pop rally will be hold on the Box Wrappers Wanted Experienced knitters are heed¬ and deadlocked Ihe cIhsmi three victories apiece. at ' xnn Meitser. Toledo ,fV!,kcr?j fu*' OUt eapitot building stops, fnllnwod ed ill the production class to (ireenherg, who only fixe in¬ fottm'd member, \ssissiiiaUon told V^T. in °'Sht *««* •*» caUcd 11 ,nto soss,on mnnisiiatoly by the usual pro-game alumni Knit short sleeved V-neck sweatJ , sm„k., nings befofe had power* d a . tagod in the American ers and woolen scarfs. Volunteers homerun with none on to In the | ttnmrn Student The boy* to outline the monumental tasks I, „f ,|v Tot el Olds in Lans¬ t< help pack and mail overseas score at 7-7, was planted din i lly lih I ahead. ing. D tfrnlrhins «b«Mt lic.idv Christmas boxes for the. army in front of the hall and would Hardly had he named his col¬ itthint to think about. This affair is sponsored by the and navy hospitals great easily have held Sehiistei al leagues. including the governor are in of the powerful Bank of Japan as Central Michigan Alumni club oemanri, and also being offered third if lie had made the stop. finance minister, than the press and the Alumni Varsity club. this term is a specially arranged Two were out at the time, and a ,.1/ Von hit etc Susy began to growl at his appoint¬ Talks will be given by Coach home nursing class, which will benumbed crowd of 4I.70U had ment of conservative Baehman and his staff, and niov- last six wis Us. Students will I fully expected the two train, to |1V'"- 1 r. ihe history old-timers, battle on into the darkness when ..warded a certificate at the ciTTt lySi" Iivr i-.i more attention and the coal strike — something |,os U1" bo shown of several of the course. the hlow-off came. i Sue Avcrill, that had never happened in a ' l!'45 games, generation broke out. A Red Cross orientation class Pitching Duel neirm . and her — Uuring the game the Muske¬ For five innings Dizzy '('mill, vesterdav. All Miners Strike gon high school hand will per- is being started this year, which - -. :m; students With fuel of any kind already lorm and the alumni will assent- deals with the various aspects j Detroit'# fifth pitcher, had been turning hack the Cubs' ezery . of Red Cross functions and later ied twice, and drastically short for the hard hie immediate attor (ho game thiTat, while Hank Iiorowy had three or four winter. ti.OOtl Koreans walked by class grout on the edge of will assist in the campus Red stifled the Tigers from the ninth • thev weren't out of the coal mines near the 1 the Cross drive. ... o playing field. All alumni frame on. Greenbcrg's iiror and they were city of Sapporo on the north-j will register at the Union Entertainers Called came „s a disappointing el max up ik> did cut off the crnmost home island of Hok- to game time. Again the Grey latdies are urg¬ thrilling struggle, which had : so artfully kaibz-, | worthless putting on shows and educut'on- r^*( " ' c "c'-uat person. which Feeling that the students had code letters to help sell their clubs and organizations and to al programs pertaining to cer¬ forgotten that "this is not to¬ product, and the fraternity keep¬ provide programs for different tain fields of study. W ,'r,Ji'T.ng. was quite bacco road," the Beta Beta ing up with the times also uses occasions in various parts of the ES^ceablehlgh *Ct n«e , in "La n°tes, es- chapter of Donna national Alpha Phi Omega, a code, "N. S. / N. O. C." (no state, Knittel explained. smoking, not on campus). Underclassmen who have trav¬ ' fyaical fc P«a»C'.fa Vt •Toon Rigoletto student body, stressing their service fraternity, has put reminders on campus for the With the increase of students eled, who have unusual hobbies, and faculty from foreign coun¬ or. have special interests or in¬ nriNE TABLE caustically by motto, ."May Smoking Cease" on tries on campus the fraternity is formation, and also foreign stu¬ thriken lUms 1010 - campus. improssing on their minds that dents are needed in the group. §be er^ " and becomes These clever signs are planted "rachen verboten" (smoking is Speaker's bureau enables the in¬ TODAY— . " P; ,.r. , ,ragic egure to catch everyone in the act no forbidden K This isn't a com¬ dividual to organize and present Green Sgaah, 7 pan. or reputation great as matter where they are. The con¬ mand from der Reich, it is just his own material. Wenaen'a gym singer, stant reminder, "don't plant that a campus tradition. A bulletin is published eathi - i f;ave and Jane weed here" will help "keep this With the signs such as "se year which includes the names Pftyehelegy Club. 7 p. ro. 1 also -- Perform- campus beautiful, no butts about prohibe furnar," and "defense de of speakers and a brief review 3M Merrill Hall it," fumar" there shouldn't be any of all programs offered. These PI Alpha, 7:15 p. m. «. ' l ed- This was In the early days of the war question about smoking on cam¬ bulletins are sent to those 115 Unien Annex *of«S*r ^enamment for H. G. MSC when cigarettes were not hard to pus but, "when in doubt, put it throughout the state interested in A. S. M. E., 7:M p. m. get, otte cigarette company used cut"—no "butts' about it. obtaining guest speaker*. 1*3 Unien Annex Twday. Ori„i„- f MICHIGAN 3TATK W1W3 Griti ativ«r> Yellow Cab Co i XVXMTM He reu I camjHiIS ClutltMt i ***< + tattxtxiM x V\ (HV 1 He think.v Or i MSv" ui'i ha\e He is tuUv he > unatr directum of frcui) j Orche»tr»j s a ui! tVrhaps our vete 1 «u pretty disappointed it" when he returneu ti [Creek. An h Arbor. tl.iv.k tlser* are really those, un¬ rw. S«u»ru\v. ri»r and ca ve Kick to sc grateful enough to take all they jrxxn are ai uon^ tilt tie getting and cry fee more be represtT»teo 1 or* t think sire leaures '.hat SelevUoins for th there ate ::>osrs*nas and -thou- .•use san.il of ouuan t*.:.g spent fiviti '.he taxpayers' money tn the state . f Michigan or the educator* of MSC slrroents What we i«ay dur¬ ctes .exact: ing a sdnvi! year does not add walking, si up to nwdi when you are getting i family's prospective SI OW worth of education i m Then, aid be to if. ink the college expected give to j promised a house trailers as the mud For twen- Lecture Series Today ...at our shop a month he has the A Shipment of "51" Gauge Hose! ewi-h student 1 ow his benefit and •* plu vbingless. fiftecit-by- J Speaker to Give hnngir.g furniture enjoyment a free ticket to • i (MMthlDI as wooderf-l as "Rig- j'e ;railer Is such to be i 'Jettex ** thinf fd r I know we pay some- the tickets but what < Jp^lTalk, Pictures ui for this Poi Skin Gljmcu Mt pay ;isn't or.e tenth the price j bseri er ts k ! First lecturer to appear on flic "MADAMOISfLLf" PANC^ they are worth. tier. - aged t w'orid adventure situs | >r this Only pancake with a col season is Dr. Arthur A. AUen. Thai iupera wasn't performed cncd. j • 'or mil bait. Quick, easy to app . — for j'jMth,Tig the Cu-icge Couldn't But the veteran hsi not n< grate- (Professor of ontholog; be exi*srted to g.ay for it. and fuk not crate ful to th extent \ university. who w ill be heard at $I.S« — Sponge f'i ttt nxorr frxxr the atadent tir- . Thit h< ut«; 1., ve with h: (>m:iy (College auditorium at S 15 Sat- Sunburn. 6old. Ptaeh. L ;lt 'J .•V** . •« VV..1 »r. the mud He returns i I jn<.1 urday evening. S. E. Crowe, expetiso io u tut does your com- ] mg ami by chance " te' a for- i chairman of the world adventure Sn.lrr RK tn K*r. se tel. ymi is the ans-! mer friend His friend , ows of series, announced, Honcry ^k«T? Tbe public pays a good urmshed apartment for | Allen will show motion pic- 11.10 P.., fifice to set Uie entcnatiaaeirts ha< a r. : e. not a house- 'tires and speak on "Listening in 1 by the college t thry-gh the cf- 'cn the Home Life of Birds." Also 45 Gauge Sheer "Redi-Vogue" — $1.01 Pa ; If the i vusk teacher you iv>* :*■ mine h nising di-j Through extensive field study. tucctais m "doing scene Ui cng ; Dr. Allen has become intimately about it* 1 believe somecne will are true experiences of! eequainted with birds -of North U w rry Entertainments of the '• ■ _ . and" South America Miles of mo- f.r.e type a R : i* : ce. we den't believe it *-cri pictures h-vy to-*n taken of kr ox r. v-und here. Things will , ■ u journalism .r. Detroit 'he birds he has observed while cn these field trips. be better it they are let alone ,, Eesidef the auditorium isri't Bud Sal-sbury. j Allen has worked under- the Urge ok>ugh to' seat the enure , auspices ol the American Game •Ids Open House j Protective association and for his student *u>ci faculty population j ( .icrnaliona] club held a: contributions to the science' of -Instead cf adrin< college t to "do rr by us." how aix ut s \ en hxise Sunday after- i conservation of wild life has rc- doing r.gf.t by the college and ,* • about 150 students at- ceived the Outdoor Life gold let's start appreciauns vrtxzz is j::«r.d.f.g , medal. • »Af III NEW YOWC Refreshments were Serve<3Tr\A contributing editor of^Au- being ti. : te for us now, •.th the following pouring cof-iduoon magazine, Allen is at I was c'.Appointed in missing ye and tea Miss Irma Gross.: present writing a series of arti-, -Rigclettc top. • j1 Mrs. X. A. McCune. Mrs. Maurice jc-les for the National Geographic j 117 8. WASHINGTON PHONE *■* Shirley Robinson. Gonon and Miss Eliza Quieroga. magazine based on his studies. ■ viobar B, IW8 jj.IC«lOAN STATE NEWS Club Member* Plan New Collection Spartans Top Kentucky First Planting In Hull (Jehhrali* Purchased By for Seven-Six Victory Memorial Arbor The first planting of a mem¬ MSC Library Render Harriett Football Thirteen Yard* orial arboretum dedicated b> the IS former MSt" Clmllt Up SeiiMon'p Drat Touchdown; forestry students The private library nf tin Into killed In action will be on Satur¬ Dr. It. Arlington Newman of Miila^aV Kirk Good For Winning Point day s|H>nxi>rcd by the Forestry club, Dr. T. 1). Stevens, adviser, Detroit, which in recent yttus lias lieen part of Ihc tt|iiipiarnt By JACK KRNNEV announced. ol the sale* training agoe.y of tint played during the whole K«mo. tho Spartan elovon Subsequent planting will be the Chrysler Corporation, lias Ik-cii delivered to the collect li¬ «,h.'s'/«mI <>ut ti 7 t«» 6 victory over tho University of Kcn- made each the project spring and fall until Is completed In the brary following its purchase in |m-k\. i" win the opening gome of their home season. three-acre plot of land adjacent Detroit last week by Piesiilrnt In'the emiy part of the second tpiarter, Conch Chmiio In to Tourney virgin forest near Hannah. lUfhitutn sent sent 111 in Runnel* South Hagadorn road on Michi¬ Three tiueks of Ihr trndduo's i iPH-potinti nopho- alties ran very low In the (tame. gan State campus. and utilities department i4 the State getting 30 yards and Ken¬ from Dearborn, in A plaque, htartug the names of college, together with a .tell of tucky <0. the nine workmen, made the lui'i - plan' . of the < injured Brcalln. following forestry students Each team fumbled four times who gave their lives, will be set for of the hooks. vlrtunl unknown to was one of the bright¬ during the game, and one of Up In the arboretum: These volumes represent n Inl- them turned Into the Stale Hubert Jetrick. '39, Dlmnndale; nl of ten thousand, and art • tioog en the Spartan eleven touchdown. Klswojth Hurull, '41. Washing¬ in tin- lields ol travel, nun nth „■ whole gniue. the fact tluit there Mere Practice Shown ton, I) 4' : linger Morgan. 38, century English anil Aniifltnn fonihlM m the first Sparked by increased practice Grand Haplds: Kenneth Phillips. poetry, essays, biography a. <1 n.uiier teuiu threatened end harder work, the Spartaus "43, Crystal: Floyd Klay, '41. Alt- Military. — were a for belter ham than ap- son, Ohio; Harvey Harrington. This is the first time ihet n •h. second play of the se- Ireared against Michigan. Taking '311, Kuull Sle. Mane; Charles single collection of- such mvj has to the air In order to gain Frost, '44, Ionising. Hubert Sel- linen added to Uir colli g* li¬ ,in.it tor. Kentuoky left hnlf- ground, the Spartans unleashed a h.v, '45, Burr Oak; Harold Mct- brary, although the anmuJ nf- Ilmok Tnoslall. raced 57 yards (or rt,,. ■ in .: imiehdown of the name. Kentucky ku-k for the ex- sparkling attack completing nine calf, '44. Chicago, William Top- of ihc II attempts. hau. '45, Saginaw; Ward Hrun- Cordell Hull, former D. S. ,Monetary of slate, shown in Ins quisitions customarily exceed mo Newman library in L^lat vi.w nnit botineed nwny |sion, the llattle Creek high school President Truman telephoned (he poles. band in the pouring rain turned to offer Hull Ins personal con- large piles in the hicimen! of ,rut several well executed man¬ the college library until Mtntfiitd | VsrdJtr (i.ihirst euvers. THAT DOES IT gl .nidations. for additional stacks ran W ob¬ Wiih the Wihteats In the lend, tained, since wartime shoi'apcs • i si'.ei.uK were unable to The Spartans will travel to (Continued front Page 2) in both lumber and sliil eie ,tlve am headway until Ken- Pittsburgh next week io face the DEIT. OF HIGHER 1 out liming to he aeutl. University of Pittsburgh for If you've plowed this far through ■ (•.;•'• hied on their own 39- their first out of State game. EDUCATION ; tie .Old guard Hob God- the column of worthy causes, ( Linguistic Progress Division » ■ i .weied for State. Two don't slop now . . . and don't (From tlic low.i State Cnllrgr .ii.l pusses and a 13-yard throw lliosc old clothes In the Michigan State is one among Dally Student I by Hus Header, the many colleges thioogt.oot mi.>w r the M.'ie at iiiii lUehman sent Hob six nil. Mu- INFORMATION furnace Henry J. Kaiser is still with us to direct the Victory At Syraetise, Michigan State, and the University of Wisrongiri (he an country which lias th vt loped energetic program ibMi.oed ,i. ii clothing collection campaign for she found that modern languages !,■: the conversion. The overseas relief, so don't use the are being stressed. At Syracuse j In meet the needs of veleuiria h - u.i deflected upward by a PSYCHOLOGY C'Ll'II battered white blouse for a dust ! 3(1 members of the faculty s|>eak turning lo their campnsc: in an I'lotli, it might come iu bandy in ' itx rea.ilng number. m player, and was good, An organization meeting of the English. in "S'atc ahead 7 to tl. the Philippines. Psychology club will be held this :•" aeky made a last quarter evening at 7. Organizations wishing lo sup¬ eel ahead early in the port these causes can collect KAPPA DELTA PI ii- i,..iter. A fumble by further information from the The first nieetlas of Kappa .t-iii... , ■!.. substitute fullback, attempt by Kentucky, Delta Pi this year, at which the year's program will lie present¬ third file cabinet »n the left in the State News office. On Your Shopping i: •i.-hioc they gained three The offices of the foundation ed, dues collected and pins ord¬ e.'wn.s m a row, and were | ered, is scheduled for Wednesday staff Ore located on the second r hie ii„u State slutted to three-yard a llric. 7-3-3 de- at 7 p. ni. in the Union annex, floor of Peoples church. Miss Yo room 115. Ota is secretary in the student offices. List... PI ALPHA It unto-. Recovers Kick' Pi Alpha, social service niul Hosteller fell flat on his face be¬ : kv was off side on the tween third base and home in i'i ao.l sociology club, will meet in room the seventh > was penalized an- 115 of the Union annex at 7:15 inning and" was ' i-.tiis (or illegal use of tagged out, helping break up a this evening ' for the first Kentucky 1 ieit.se next two-run rally. kick but meeting of this term. J. D. Kim¬ .. : -ii i the nt- ball, who did research work with | i •'• as had and Steve Con- Japanese - American evacuees, Itreslin Will Si-.et.m nght halfback, pick- will be the guest speaker. Play In All (ianu* With Pittsburgh members are urged to be present, 1 $ up the ball on the State 17- »m late and raced to the Ken- and basic college social science Jack Hreslin, State halfback, nrki i;' where he finally ran students are cordially invited to was admitted to the health cen¬ •ut of bounds. attend. n ter with temporary umnesia Sat¬ Statistics show that Kentucky •sr.cii a total of 328 ASMF urday afternoon following the yards by Oetunc. and State only 59. The An open meeting of the Ameri¬ Kentucky game, Dr. C. F. Hol¬ • ' balked up seven first can Society of Mechanical En¬ land said yesterday. The condi¬ me Wildcats' ten. Pen¬ gineers will be held this evening tion was eaused-by a slight head at 7:30 in room 103 of the Union injury. annex. All students enrolled in Dr. Holland stated that Bresiin mechanical engineering, or those would be back in the team for intending to major in mechanical r.ext Saturday's game, having Records! Records! engineering are invited to attend. been discharged from the hospit¬ al Saturday night. Records! Dick 'Massuch, right end, was treated for a bruised knee and also was released from the hos¬ pital Saturday. Buell Reviews Musical A review of the Broadway musical "Carousel" will be the topic discussed on Prof. Don Bucll's program tomorrow at 5 p.m. Buell will interview Sue A%-erill. Birmingham senior, who Chick* RADIO »■»**• saw the play this summer in New York. Merrill Walker, Nile* Rough SERVICE sophomore, will sing several musical selections. 3I* V WASHINGTON PIMPLES? GET RID OF THEM! ',8" Our Radio USE BARFIN AMAZING RESULTS I Slip/,/y Department TRY OUR 1 REPORTED IN ALL CASES ; , Satisfaction Guaranteed Sw- Our Album SIZZLING TEAKS Available at Probst & Swanton Drug Stores j CAMPUS DIME STORE East Lansing Selectious 53f» E. MICH. AVE. Also Most Lansing Drug Stores 101 E. GRAND RIVER j TEL. 5-7516 And Mills Dry Goods Store I Tuesday, October A • .4j I Coed's Co-op Tear Explosion Gas Striken Sca Jap Pleads League Plans Innocent to Fall Activities | The Women's Co-er Commission tive Irdirue, compos,, representatives froni Private Interpreter and: 0 1' t It e 10 co-op,>,. | houses is planning an ju-r.v Tho Top Aides Given { gr.im (or the 159 wwr.i-r. Yamashita ing in «wn*r»tlves tins according to president. MANILA. Oct. S ,-rv—Lt„' Jeffoids. Detroit. Other league offuws .u Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita, Halt son, Mass.. vice-," who tasted jrtory when he} rccvirduig secretary. i. wnquemi Singapore and son. NoKliville; tvrrcsp bitter hur.-;h*tion when he lost j secretaiy. Mary Van \ the PfciPvT-nes. pleaded innocent Dearborn, and treasurer, ni.sry Taylor. Milan. today to war ft — es when ar- j Recent OntaniMtioii .ta.gved t>etors- ar American ml- j itsry commission Organired in the latter - The e»v.',T rsston. w h .k Var.cd • jl>H4. the^-eague has pr . ever bark u a r.is to give Kim fair . [rapidly in uniting the 10 into one functioning giv. Flay. let hie- hax* h.ts pnxatrin- < object is to unite the eft' temreter. added two of his top the individual co-ojv *joes :he-sedo> facing war' houses in campus affairs. . support as a unit all all-, 1 functions, activities and di Oft. rs It seems to rd vert ire c. The peweeutnxr.. the heatedly pro¬ appe*rar.>e of the Packet* flee as a tr-ir c < I rnb explodes in when studio police broke up a picket line with ative living at college, to test .r„g their mivisi a: Warner Brv* Su.n .o. Burtxar.k. Yai . f re h,xses and gas. the community in which t taw darumese generals "before men live, to raise and n\. this cvrv-'iKSi.v- as jsoercs oe- tJarea it w ould demand the penalr* for the "tiopr of death Malaya." ' Tickets For Art Christian Stmlcnt Foundation Begins gjj Mix Se» He"Wnt lAVture Series Term H if/i Three .N<»ir Directors j1 teres is and actions and s, '■ ship lev els. and to turn - "not fu.lty" :r> Japanese to the charges -hat he failed to keep jVoir Available The Christian Student Foundation of Michigan State N\»rd to which suggestion- ton atrwit.es while he w as com- . Tickets for the art co: cce ivcar. its tail term activities under the lecture' of new directors: Miss Mary Edith Kunyan. Miss |ruidanco,g Lexie IxvhoIf ^c^™es6C:? rranoer ;r. the Phil.ppine*. • janes at* oh sale now ir the at: Fcrreil and the Rev. M. E. McCulloujrh. Behind Many Activities Hit court-appointed cxxinsel. department from members of Miss Runyan is director* Last year the league sp¬ sell-spoken Col Marry E Clarke Beta Alpha Sigma honora: y. and , f Foumutkm staff is an old clothing drix'e nr..-, *"* Altcwrta. Pa . immediately the ! ok el office at the Ad— rr.s- :L. ^ -\°n'cn '' sludon,s *.nd A >ccrptjrj Jtiwwding M ss Icx-.e Ferrell who Miith I.hfMircttors ns a worked Danforlh one of the first organiaat:. moved to ousr iss that Yarrvashta traPon i contribute to it. Many ex, building. according to, * as rot a.v.i-ew id any atrocities Howard Church, head of the art Mrs. Jc;i!t Rallarvl Jenkins)Graduate Fellow during the past dinners and ixartics where hut only •uitfe failure to prcxm.t department isbar.d. Lt. fiool rar. Miss Ferrell's na¬ house became acquaintcc. his trw-ps (ran svoh acta Boston.; tive state is Tenneswe and she one another were held al- The first lecture ;» scheduled Mukiraa Man Presides tor Wednesday exerurg. cV:o'oer graduated from George PeaNviv j thisIncluded in the prograr The premec u'.jor, countered IT in the Muste hutlvting audiuc- Rurya attended Bad c-dege in Nashville in liM4. year is a scavenger m .th a hii! of part oulars on al- State teachers college and the (this Friday, at the Forest: • iu-r. The lecture title s An Ir- - by Yamashita s armies, I'ntxers- ty of Michigan She cb- Numerous other partte- iMthes including fortune. frodurtton to Canadian Tainting n-uluation. ty Walter Ahell. -sen her of the tamest N th her A B *rsi M.A. TIGERS nn. I get-togethei-s arc also , of more than JS.iW art Continued from Page 1) making. f the history, brought shudders to De- ^ in lhe historv depar CTattery of Art. Ottawa. .... tf-ouswnns Canada Color sides »".ll he used me"'s dor—itor* at George W l-'troit fans, who twice before. inlard Mrs Harrison aic The prewtfatg officer Ma: for llusfraUon 19J4 and 1*40. had seen their j0j ^e organization. Cere R. B Reynolds of Dundee The ten houses include, Other iectures in the scries Mat. oraened the prvwevutior a .1 .nclude. "The Graphic Arts league are Ben sit.. C. tc pre* o: a b.;U of piTXtCulart Black. Concord, Ewing, fey Vi- teenporary architecture fr.-r t'e Mrx VcCuilougfc hax-e a daugh- At least twice Detroit .threw court proceeded without hr pMteierit the r*-c .Muse..-.-. .! Modern Art New •rr. Bet'y Jean, three. monLhs away Lhe title with strange and] :? ViTACiU s ofifr.vf "tU-i"! i d. peculiar performances ca Lhe] Let's learn to live, for v RfTncuo* fetm ;41 by scra*r- Returr.rg this year as a sen- paLhs m the late innings. die alone.—G. Crabbc. ihf ;l * m ner-esw-ry *i& the *r> kml c*J i ijui traSi " Refresher CLASSIFIED ADS course ^ aonu» oca aumoanr of n« cooucov* comnear n GREAT LAKES DISTRIBUTING CO. LANSING, MICH.