U Fair ai id Continued Daily Student Publication of Michigan State Rslther Cold College EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1845 Navy Opposes Coeds May's Tie With War Stage Annual Carnival Tonight Rural Problems Floor Show, Skil, Demonstration Booths [amp us Department To Be Studied Included in Evening's Entertainment Forrestal Offers Plan Demonstration hall will open its doors tonight at 7 and fjruf/y, The Chief I Trtldv Bay c"y In Place of Merger Ralph W. Tcnny, short director, has conferences course announced that two don a gay appearance for all MSC women as the annual Coed Carnival, sponsored by AWS activities board, gets on rural problems •seekers at the door will be Kknew What Shj wm In Pointing at beaten Ger¬ will be held at MSC this week. fclowns and hawkers who will E'.hen
" Rounding out the k!rf be afforded turn for the retaries of state, war and (an: ad would be in Thursday's plus the head of a new national r, but leelip!: •(..,? there must security resources board. navy, Moyle to Talk | tomorrow evening in College auditorium, according to S. E. Tau Crowe, dean of students. ring's program will be th< boogie trio. Guests for the evening On Silicones . 11 better-way pe lett to stand 3. .Retention Among other numbers. Mi's of the present ,nclude Pres. and Mrs. Jot t his p i .again in the war and I Korjus will sing "Charmant Oi- navy departments and 1 Dr. C. L. Moyle, director of reau" by David, the "Gypsy and many of the wartime organiza¬ AWS meeting will be held at the process development labora¬ • he Bird" by Benedict, which tions which, Forrestal said, pro¬ 5 this afternoon to avoid tory of Dow Coming corpora¬ will bo accompanied by Henry en- I.Quirk , II or horn duced coordinated efforts in mil¬ tion of Midland, will address the ! F.ove, flutist, and selections from flirting w ith the Coed Carn. val itary operations. tonight, according to Pre*, rue Jthf pncprrtu i- philosophers in Air Department Michigan State- college section "f ,S'rauis. Nicola Moscona will in¬ f. J. M. Dellaan's ten o'clock the American Chemical society clude Handel's "Thanks Ik- to Averlll, Birmingham senio-. in discussing The cabinet members offered evolution, at 7 30 Tuesday evening. :n the Thee" and Mozart's aria from a big chart that showed a new- i tomparini: with the man main lecture room -if Kedzie "Nozzc di Figaro." it animal'.. While explaining department of a.r ranking along chemical laboratory. with present war and navy de¬ | experiment performed with "Silicones—A New Field of saw, toured Eui- pc snging a.- x b-IL.ui :aic out with one partments. but Secretary Forres¬ Chemistry" will be the subject :an operat.e- soprano until she |ki» In-Uif-wjv tal said lie was not convinced sem qunta- • ai. e to the* United States to stai - Kaiv are that air should be given an equal of Dr. Movie's lecture. The i*.s- expert mathe- Also Guest* ■eiins—thev sibilities of this new chemical ■n the film "Great Waltz." multiply amaz- place. Nicola Moscona. born in Others will be Mr. „.»i field will be discussed. . 10) rapldl v. When Forrestal had completed Due to T"ii! King. Prof, and Mr? L his prepared arguments, most their unusual heat stability, and I Greece, made Ins debut at the aid O, Rueil. Prof and Mr senators on the military commit- their many uses, Mliconis have i National Opera House at Athens |-, ;tbout f tire. Tocos ce made it clear by a barrage of had to remain secret, but now I Shortly afterwards, the Greek government awarded him with a r,< rt B Applegate. Col. and Mn. Egg. . , and Miss Eliza f e bi se«mc ot the infoiiuation is open t- ,,f the term critical questions that they still C'.rbtshley. favored some plan for consoli¬ to the public. | scholarship enabling him con- elcome," has ; tiruie his studies in Milan. Those present from the h si "i ' t door of the dating all armed forces under Useful in the electrical, motor, a lie made his New York debut e'onoinus department .vil1 " "i Soufh Wil- single cabinet position. lubricating, rubber and punits Dean Marie Dye, Miss El /.c»«-r "• at the Metropolitan opera, and ' eleven wo- and varnish industries, this new Waib.it, and Miss •u'r I has become one of the most ver¬ Dorothy M temporarily, APO, Student Council chemical substance was instru¬ Grrev. mental in allowing the United satile members < f the company. ti.e .-x ',-ment of the Dr. I.ydia L. Lightrinp. V,;« Williams To Sponsor Pep Rally ■ States to perfect its stratosphere Itolivrt Friers To Spettk Dorothy Parker and Mi*s Ei .a- the sign plane. beth Daniels, of the veer APO and the Student council < '' : .V Uie sign at On Mexico Saturday are sponsoring the pep rally Moyle received his doctor¬ physical education depart «m xi'!!',,men proceed- which will take place at the west ate at the University of Minne- Robe i Friers, adventurer and will complete the guest list i- '■ ' entrance of the Union building seata. and at that lime he ac¬ motion picture pr'duccr, will a ,|i How American women com¬ Foreign women—wow! Paris¬ j more understanding but lack that. hanswer' 8he YMCA, 7 p.m. ^heK,:he "a* the pare to the ones Yank soldiers ians in particular say Jack Bau- certain something that is char- associated with while stationed mister, Fulton, N. Y., freshman, t aeteristie of American woman- Org. room Z, Union Men's speaking try-outs, 7 p.m. throughout the world is no longer while Bill Poindexter. West Vir¬ i hood. ^numbered a dark secret. Michigan State col¬ lege veterans when asked their ginia freshman, says that despite Jim Fraser. Wcbbcrville fresh- customs foreign women man, states that foreign women Room 146, auditorium Music club, 7 pun. the dat® ,,ne- opinion on said subject, gave an¬ | different Staff room. Music building ' „ * are plenty nice. «*sUou,h |r|,,ln«ha«n sen- swers that should make the mor¬ j are not as cultured as the avcr- Red Cross, 7:15 pjn. „Lhd. J^tonishment ale of "those who waited" soar. Dick Jackson, Pontiac fresh¬ : age American woman. ) 15 Union annex ^^ i!th Xninshe ealler—j„' f C*,nna' T®u prefers American women because Fritz Carrier, Mason freshman, man, believes "those overseas" to i French and German women are IFC, 7:15 p.m. I * firm"- m J<1 >'ou have they know how to accentuate I be a poor substitute for the wo- I versatile conversationalists says i Org. room l. Union r>t her ™it turned their feminine charms far more ;men back home. It the foreign Jerry O'Malley, Grand Rapids i ASME, 7:30 p.m. V* Wine frat' had brought effectively than foreign women women would take a bath, says j freshman, but the American wo- Spartan room, Union 0innj ZTnn> brothers with the possible exception of Bob La Du, Cleveland Heights, O., men are more refined, , American Chemical society those in Paris. jfreshma:., they'd put the Ameri- i Judging from the answers giv- 7:30 p.m. > "ster*. h[' ^c,h uf her Lyle Meyers, Midland fresh¬ : can women to shame. ! en, the men are glad to be back ! Main lecture room, Kedzic tidg. r «id Lter , ldta wa«- the man, states that in an objective "The best women I knew while | and associating with the Amcri- 1 Psychology club, 7:30 pan. C?s »nd thee Kappa K(t tbe Siginas comparison the two are equal. !.overseas," claims Tom IJghtbody, ; can women once more. Or maybe I 330 Morrill hall However, the foreign women are Detroit freshman, "were the ones | it's just as well they got back' Junto club, 7:30 pan. harder to get acquainted with j I wrote to back in the States." 'when they did. International center Tuesday, October 2rt t9. .MICHIGAN STATE tt E W S t P»ge Two Grin and Bear 11 MICHIGAN STAT! HEWS Affairs of jssns ttswnft State By NAN TRABUE and , Editorial Office-Est. *#; MMniNTio row national aov«nti«no mt Office —■ Ext. 2^® DOTTIE LAMONT Nitiooal Adwftfei* Smira, he. B5fS?Sr w'JSoiVK CMkwPMUmtUitrtmtaUm by college carrier to studatttt: |W aso MacieoN Ave. New Yomk. m. V. per year by college carrier to mb- It looks like all the excitement aw » > eMToa • los aaosLts • too nines atudenta. about student striking yesterday dissolved into thin air. Tough MEMBER Or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS nbout that, 'cause we were hope¬ The Associated Preea la aecloalvely entitled to the uae for lepubllrattoa fully planning on spending a day of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In thU paj*r of leisure, and looking into this and also the local news published therein. All rights of publication on thing they call midterms. The special dispatches herein arc also reserved. news is piled up miles high to¬ I lllTOttl AI, STAFP day so without getting too rn°r- rac-lly Adviser - . . - - - - - - - ^ A. APPLEOATE hid beforehand, here's the latest. John Hobs, returned veteran Fdlufr —MARION IIECKKI. and Phi Delt, didn't have that pin Advertising M.nsrer ' on very long after shedding the Night Kdltor - - - - UONNItt tWMl khaki, before Jayne Meiers took Associate-frlllon — l»t». HUARJNti, BONNIK KSSKKT, JEAN JARVIS, over to place it with her Kappa BARBARA JONES. JKANETTE NIXON. key. KIIITIIIIIAI. STAKE While taking our intpiisitive Night Editors — IIEI I1EARINO. BONNIE ESSERT, JEAN JARVIS. little excursion round the cam¬ BARBARA JONES, JEANETTE NIXON. - - - JACK KENNEV pus, we found that excitement MAKJOKIE I.ANOKA.MEH was brewing at the Alpha Chi house across the street It took BUSINESS STAKE less than a key-hole look to see Circulation Manager — JANE WAI.KEH. Conlrscls Manager - WOTTIE that weddings were in the offing. I .a MONT, Assistant Advertising Manager — PAWN HAH.. Kay Rimsa. who left school a "Now that the war's over. Snodgrnss, do you think it un¬ year ago, was married m lainsing to ask for a ride.on a battleship'.'" to Boh Trranor on Saturday. Eol- LETTERS To The Editor became the bride of Id. Ken Mar- j Arniv. !Sotr<>Dainc Ton Football l\ shall m Lansing. • dividual problem and as such Left-handed roods with big NEW YORK. Oct. 22 '^1 - margin after rugged f, 8 EDITOR'S NOTE All letters to falls beyond the scope of author¬ smiles arc* still imJuatinu that] Armv and Notre Dame galloped rtiovec_ in o seco I lie editor solioillted with the In* tcntlon of helng published. must ity of fraternal organizations, fin jewelry isn't too l.ud to-get. but),,, a,|dcd strength in today's *h,ad "f Nnvy' wh,ch a 20 to 6 conquest he signed by the writer. If he does behalf of the TEC and the Indi¬ it's getting to lie like hunting for -ampliation of the' z\ssociatcd Tech not want his name In appear with car owners around here. They'rt Pre-.-' weekly poll to determine 1 be letter. It must he indicated. No viduals it represents, I should Biggest change in th> the country's top collegiate foot¬ Idlers will he considered for pub- like to apologize to the adminis- , just hard to find. We nabbed oni and Ohio ings, however, was brou.i ileatlnp unless the writer Is known The opinions expressed ace those of (ration and student tio.lv for any though. Seem-, that Alice Lodecs- ball team. While N berths '>>' Purdue's 35 to 12 vie: the wrileis and not necessarily those mixreprrsentatlnn of tlie afore- en. Royal Oak junior, is one or State skidded to li Tin Cadets, who have reigned Ohio State, last years ! or the editors mentioned policy Sincerely. ft^A' ,tVi1U' 'la'™ t"n B?b I Srrlye, SAL pledge Another set- since Novembei last veor without champion. The Boil" Italpli Kensteniaeher, I ting "l» her priority list good and interruption, took 101 of the 112 bounded from ninth to TO the Editor: At meeting lust week's combined of the faculty. Stu¬ President of I EC. I proper 1 Jeanne Mosson. Ltike first place votes and were not ranking while- the Odessa senior, who received a placed lower than third on any dropped from fourth to ' i. I ticket The University of \ > ; dent council, nnd student union, fraternities were drawn Into nn TO the Editor: Before the war. sport leagues independent teams were ring from ((uliitin Mrt/ie. last I| weekend ,777' when he came to V' ..." pus from < shkosli. \V s where he , u cam ...... which defeated N (n, ijamt. which rated 10th in the* poll defeated ;; rated Saturday bv a 3!. to 0 ,mints ;p i undesirable participation In the for , discussion concerning the ear prominent on this campus. With »r»nt tin this enmnus With | has boWi this vvorkmj since tiradua- been workinc ban ruling. I would like to point more men on campus-and withjtion last year, out that the viewpoints present¬ heightened interest in sports, we j >lary Zlegeler. Ihghnnd Park COUNSELOR ed were purely iiersnnal opinion •1 that enough independent j sophomore, added .« diamond to and not In aecordunce with the teams could be formed to create her belongings way last summer, ideals and policies of the fratern¬ a touch football league for tnde- | but that's not so long ago. so the information has it that the man is ities and of the Interfrnternity pendent teams. Ensign llnllv N'rlsun. stationed in council. We of Elsworth house, are be- Sec AFFAIRS, I'agc 3 i'hi topic of car ban is nn in¬ Sec LETTERS. Page 3 —r Mat. 3 I'. M. Even. l». M. FASHIONED FOR T/XTE - LAST BAY CAMPUS WEAR College (.iris: Conte in and see our line of campus casuals. Sweaters Blouses Skirls 'Mix 'em or match 'em! Start your Christmas shopping now —• convenient lay-away plan. by using our — Fsju'riallv for You — / o your beauty counselor —- your lioir. 1 shiu. your frock, determine your indie diitI make-up shade —— no! what's heiiifi promoted m tile moment. Try liefore Yon liny Reality Counselor (josmetics WEDNESDAY - TlIl ltSOAY UnneySaviiif;. I'ersoittiliu'd Service "LET'S (It) STEADV" Ill S. WASHINGTON I'llONE 4-011? — with HELEN PARRISII — Ardis Foster, Beauty 1131 Victor, East Lansing CounseiorI Pbom Oil ; t> KNOW MSC's m Activities, Honoraries, Interest Groups "OH! / H.t.VA'.l 60 TO THE booths, entertainment, refreshments CO-ED CARNIVAL" MIC HI r. AN STATE itfgure _P?*L Three Brians Coach Expects Achieve Eighth Will Stiff AFFAIRS Members Sought For rcr Wayne By 2?-? Swire Opposition (Continued Clinton.Oklahoma. from Page 2) MSC Swimming Taunt Penalized 130 yards in the A quick once over of this pile "We can use any man who has Wayne game, Spartan gridmcn of lists is good indication that the had competitive or recreatfor'al • .Li,Touchdown; Kick Good Makes First fire due for some Greeks have been having 8 time swimming experience," Charles HiTfir»ii1fv thar* a kni ufifVi lecturing this for themselves. Wearing the X McCaffrcc, Jr., expected, but with more difficulty than an- mnrn week, Coach Charlie Bachinan a. e swimming coach, Winning nn!»nrte Michigan State Spartans romped around the declared yesterday. and the horseshoe of an active -said yesterday at the first meet¬ Chi Omega arc sophomores Doris ing of candidates for jtipati ' ' t-irs in their eighth consecutive victory over t "Those 15^- yard penalties Dicdrich, Grand Rapids; Fay the tcam 1C Tflf fajiie in a rnw. against Wayne didn't affect the Thus far 30 men have come v in a row, third win ami their third . outcome of the game too Hlaklcy, • Gibraltar; Caroline out to practice, but more than a much, Gray, Dearborn; Kalhy Price, Sl'scored J" the em but they might this week, and dozen of them arc subject 1o iffit quarter, the Spar- Lambda Chis Win Cass City, and Margaret Lyons. we're going to try to eliminate draft. Juniors arc Joyce Mounsey, Holdovers from summci in¬ K. came roaring back in First Game With them," he said. The coach Bluffton, Ind.; Lois Wilson, Wy¬ clude: Tom Bolcnbaiigh,- LN bent cecond to cross drive for the pay the Saturday's meeting was referring to andotte, and Motzie Meyers, with Mar¬ ■Monroe. freshman, brcaststroker; vt n twice. The Godoshicn, tii? "touchdown larted back on Two Point Lead quette, which scouting reports I Delta /eta initiated Detroit freshman, exactly and Howard Patterson, Saginaw torecast as stiff opposition. four coeds answering to the freshman, backstrokcrs; and (Ru¬ stf jyCCess: drives by In ..their opening ganic of the Though Marquette losl to names Jane Mooney, Saginaw — bin Dodge, Saginaw freshman, the SAEs dropped a close Great Lakes last Saturday night sophomore; Margie Hughes, De¬ Jim eader. P'« ,c This v;bs
■: Wayne forced to pnsji and ,hc kick following put other interested independent | Slater, East Easing sophomore. "Grunt - and groan" - vol's -'• Reader the Lambda Chis way out In groups. With from four to six Just for the variety of it all, back include Gale Mikle-., !:,( Wa 4G. and | teams we can get on our KfF ,ront( 9 to 0 E.lrly jn tht. set.onci way we'll see what the male popula¬ Okla., sophomore; Oil Flth.Mr, up his I king went all half the SAE attaek rallied and Ariy interested group should con¬ . tion is doing about the initiations. Yale sophomore; Gordon ( o> , |ie.vn. Reader tact wjy fm a to "o'kc 'be; | jWH touchdowns followed, but street,Elsworth house, 2I« Altjajt phone 8-4337. iThc ATO maltose cross is firmly Birmingham sophomore, "..I lodged on the sweaters of juniors Dachtler, Charlotte stnioi " kicked fioi they were unable to catch the | I 14. fast moving Lambda CRTs, H. D ■ Merle Smith, Owosso; William 8k third i.vter. State j The Delta Sigs and Sigma Chis ! Gaylord, Pontiae; Sam Kortino, fir- ii 1 the Waynejtook to the field for the second | ■o the Editor: i Alma, and Bill Jackson Sterling. Know Your - Re.eret by ant' ''uns Now that the initial wonder game of the night bill. A long j Others are sophomores Russel See llir lord brought has worn off, IVI like to ask I Crafts, Davidson; Richard Sir- a-yard |pass from Charlie Brown to a question. Who do some of these |iine, Midland; and Martin Han- Cowl Carnival ,ia" aEa'n : j Hamilton Hurst that was good ItBreslin t< " for 45 yards set the ball over the women on campus think they arc j >cii. Flint. i,ai d for the New | goal stage for the first Delta Sig wearing freshman numerals I pledges for ATO are Ludwig's pt for the (classes of '44 and '45 I've seen) freshmen Alex Arnot, St. Clair , ging). s(.ore. On the next play Phil Beg¬ | and minor I Shores; Frank Stevens, Jackson; passed to Charlie Brown for ers? They varsity ) point Wil: letter sweat¬ r Aftln th extra point, 11ey can't be the female j Charles Berry, Grand Rapids, and The seCond half saw both cheerleaders with tho«e numbers. Ow more <<■'. vn came for Floyd Johnson, Grand Rapids. t Spartamv m tourth quar- . teams held scoreless, but the Along a similar line, walking j I! this is ail beginning to look I like something you just got ,i.the46,41,Hogayt who Delta Sigs threatened in the last across campus one would think he I through seeing before, maybe the minutes, when Charlie were at some high m hool con¬ |W0 •Ih Bogart end for five j jjrown passed to Ken Shultz for vention. So many irosh wearing j new officer roster at the Sigma < hi house will break the monot¬ 42 yards, but the Sigma Chis their high school loiter sweat' rs carnpered ony. President is Bob Nuttali. | ,ot)k the f,.,ll over on downs, and makes me wonder—v lit! c\ cr the game ended with a final happened to some of the old tra¬ | Waukegan. III., sophomore; Bar¬ for another rel Couey, Detroit senior, is vice ■ ! score of Delta Sigs, 7, Sigma Chis ditions around MSG. Not :o president. Fred Meyer, Fair Ha¬ and Bres-[ g • , , • many years ago offending fresh¬ .ad line. On ven senior, is taking minutes, and men were introduced to ,hi Red thn left tarkle I the money bags are in the hands mi Cedar—personally. of treasurer Bob Meyers, Che¬ ci !o 1 the touch- J. H. Koho Jr., '45- 47 boygan junior. !> time Malaga convert- the extra point. t INFORMATION > bi Mi te,- to Kouvelas «mtei tar The. Wayne touch- Feai scon music club . State, 27; There will be a meeting today at 7 p.m. in the staff room of the music building for all stu¬ dents on campus interested in forming a contemporary music club. The purpose of the club will be KHOttS t;RlU- to listen to and discuss contem¬ porary composers of music in the United States. WOLVERINE PICTURES According to Dorothy Engle- hardt, Wolverine editor, under¬ classmen pictures will be taken from 9 a.m. to 12 noon today on the second floor of the Union. ELECTRIFICATION CONFERENCE The annual rural electrification conference will take place today and tomorrow in room 21 of'the agriculture building. It is a two- day training course for the field men of the companies that supply electricity for rural districts. MEN'S SPEAKING TRY-OUTS Men's extemporaneous speak¬ TRV in r ing tr.v-outs for the college con¬ test will be held tonight at 7 in IZ7.I \G room 146 of. College auditorium, s TEAKS ! according-to Prof. J. D. Mench- hofer, of the speech and dramat¬ ics department, who is in charge of the contest. The women's tr.v- 53,1 E. MICH. AVE. outs will be held Friday at 7 p. TEL. 5-7.716 m. in room 146 of College audi¬ torium. I \\ See INFO, Page 4 ATTEND THE CO-ED CARNIVAL TONIGHT DEMONSTRATION IIALL - 7-9 P.M. H "SEE YOU A T THE CO ED CARNIVAL" ITV® ■ : ' * r " M i.V i Tuesday, October | MICHIG A N STATE NEWS Debute Tryouts Union Board, Greek, Women's Groups Recital Will Feature information For Freshmen i Announce Weekend Entertainment Greek men will put their fing¬ Reading of New Play By Speech Teacher (Continued from Page chemical society There will be a meeting 3) of the college section of Begin Monday ftll-; Women on campus will take A lecture-recital will be given Michigan State ers in the social pie when Sigma Freahman debate try-,,„ts wj the lead in making "bids" for social fun this weekend, accord¬ Chi members entertain their by Mrs. Moiree Compere of the the American Chemical society be held next Monday at 7 ^ * ing to the list of parties register¬ dates at a radio party from 9 to speech department tomorrow at tonight at 7:30 in the main lec¬ m. in room 111 Union annex Jl cording to B. J. Knitte '• ■'•'ho f ed with the counselor of women's 12 Saturday evening at the chap¬ ter house. Platter music and en¬ 8 p.m. in the Music auditorium. ture room of the Kedzic chemi¬ in charge of the group An fresl. office yesterday. cal laboratory. West Mary Mayo women arc tertainment will be in the pro¬ Mrs. Compere will give an in¬ men interested in debab lVht1h according to Bob Dodge, terpretative reading of the play mechanical engineers er they have had expo i,,nce I; inviting all men on campus their open house affair night, according to Helen Jack¬ to "Friday gram, Detroit man. freshman, social chair¬ "I Remember Mama" by John VanDruten, which is now play¬ The Michigan Stale college stu¬ dent branch of the American So¬ not, are urged to attenu thJ try-outs. 1; I son. chairman. Detroit freshman, social Called the "Hollo After the game ernoon all students arc invited, Saturday aft¬ ciety of Mechanical Engineers ing on Broadway. The play is an will hold a meeting this evening Students should come ,,aha. ed to talk briefly on r,r.< ^ ; Hock," the party will be from stag or drag, to a coffee at the adaptation of Kathryn Forbes' in the Spartan room. Union, at following topics: 'j Canterbury house, 455 Abbot book "Mama's Bank Account." 7:39. Trade," "Free Trade" 8:30 to 12 p.m. with dancing, en¬ road, according to Helen Knapp, mechanical engineers or $ ' tertainment, atul refreshments ready for all. Rochester, N. Y., junior, of the The story concerns a Norweg¬ those All Interested In mechanical American Foreign Policy Winners of the try- ian-American family and is a . executive board. invited to attend. "If I Saturday night Mason and Ab¬ bot dorms will jointly throw op¬ * * • recollection of their life together. engineering are junto club - participate in this yea, man debate group. The ire, en their doors for "Devils Holi¬ Union board last night an¬ The locale Is San Francisco in to be debated will be 1 , (l]. M i 1910. The Junto club will meet to¬ f ' day," an open house event from nounced plans for its weekly Sat¬ 9 to 12, according to Doris urday night dance which will be This lecture-recital is a part night at 7:30 at the International that the foreign polu United States should be : ,c center, Faculty row. Professor S. Haird, Ionia junior, social chair¬ held from 9 to midnight in the of the student readings which towards the establishiru 1.• ,,< IT * man. Union ballroom, with Dick ore given from 4 to 5 p.m. in C. Lcc, ies, instructor in foreign stud¬ will discuss Chinese litera¬ trade among the nation | All men students will be wel¬ Snook and his orchestra taking room 4!) of College auditorium, world." ture. will it ■..•, | V- 3 ! comed to this pre-Halloween enre of the music. Dick Mosher, three or four times a term. party and dancing, games, and Kast l.nnsing junior, is In charge an elaborate floor.show will be of the affair. These readings give students a chance to practice interpretation English majors are attend. invited to The subject knowledge of the foreign of the United States, i nslaj on the entertainment program. Because of a Union employees' psychology club and other countries, K11:", and also fiimilarizcs audiences Alpha Omicron PI women have party Friday, there will be no The Psychology club will hold ed. It also will inclm: Invited AGIt men to be their Friday Frolic, Co-chairman with the newer plays. its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. knowledge of history, 1 guests Saturday night at a radio Jane Walcott, Fenton junior, The next student reading hour in room 330 Morrill hall. Walter and political science. party from 8 to 12.. nrrnrding to said, until Nov. 2, when the will be Tuesday, Nov. 18. Ted A. Quirt, art department, will be A study of Dumbart Shirley Thorpe. Detroit sopho¬ weekly dance nnd game affair llrlnk. Grand Rajiids sophomore, the speaker. and the San Francisr. , more, social chairman. In turn will be resumed. and Dick Henderson, Detroit encc will also be helptm All psychology majors are in- with a Halloween theme, danc¬ Party-Party will not be held junior, are preparing half hour suiting points for disci vied to attend. ing and food will provide the this week, either, Miss Walcott readings to lie given at this time. , high si'ikj said, because of the Saturday ■ evening's fun. e could i Another Greek informal party football game, but will be held will-go on nt the Kappa Kappa again on Nov. 24, when the first I' his parents' ( Gamma chapter house from !• to broadcast of "Spartan Varieties" t-A continued X • 12 Saturday evening, according will be presented. |oalaimed fume: M % to Jaylie Meier, Detroit senior, [—A greatly str social chairman. Sorority mem¬ |rs. guard and <<, bers and their dates will enjoy jr and marine i dancing, games, and food. - THE — f—Establishmcri I " of all in I{ words! R words! WOMEN'S WORLD ■in:ng system, through By iiklkn gover flit President < Rworils ! Set TRI MA' ORCTIESIS All Orchesis tryouts will be held this afternoon between 4 and 8 in the dance studio of the Women's gym, according to Pres. Marilyn llurley. East laui- sing senior. - AAI'W MEETING Mrs Helen Mills. State AAUW president, will be the guest siieaker at tonight's meeting of the. organization which will he llftfr an aft, held at Peoples church at 8 p.m. |lsuing rings Bundle's Her subject will be "Women of Today the World of Tomoriow " Members of the Lansing Zoiita club will ih* guests. o |r »f t hearing ti to the grid ringei last ni: KEI> CROSS p Mirjir Pull, RADIO A cordial invitation has been L left Deni extended by the local Red Cioss ttediv, "jnd SERVICE chapter to all who are interested to attend the first meeting of the »4j kiss." Red Cross orientation course. 327 n. washington This will be held tonight at 7:15. in 115 Union annex and future meetings will be on successive Visit Our Radio Tuesday evenings through Nov. Supply Dvpurtiuvut 4. according to Marion t'henery. Ann Arbor junior. The purpose, of the course is Sec Our Album I to teach the various s« reives of the Red Cross such as home ser¬ Selections vices, Junior Red Cross and mil¬ itary aid. 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