**J Z, line 1V net rM'l" " Y.u this because we *rt contributions here. " MICHIGAN STATE HEWS Daily Student Publication of Cloudy and Continued Cool Michigan State Coitcg, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. CXTrCMER y'ii Tius No. 32 gpitalny's All-Girl Orchestra Men to Vote Legislature Grants Fund I To Present Concert Tonight On Restoring For Emergency Housing Program to Include Lighter Classic Repertoire , Formal Dress Thirtv "women, who comprise Phil Spitalny's all-girl College To Select 400 Trailers Through FH A | hestra. will present a concert in College auditorium Corsage Ban to Continue To Provide I tonight at 8:15, S. E. Crowe, dean of students, has an¬ For All Open Dane •cs Emergency Housing For Vets? nounced. At Michigan State Expect Future Enrollment of 6,000 Top attraction on radio for The "little legislature" granted Michigan State col- I the last four years, this . Student council members Icgc .$211,000 I-Hour of Charm" orchestra yesterday to provide emergency hou-ing decided at their meeting last for returning veterans. lTCs founded six years ago night to put the question of Karl H. McDonel, secretary of the I bv jts present Russian conduc- college, told the_ reinstatement of formal col¬ I tor. Spitalny. lege dances to a vote of all men — X"Httle legislature" that I Auditioned Women State now has enrollment I Ten vears aj;o I working Spitalny stopped with men's orchestras students. The voting on this subject will Pianist Stars of over an 600 veterans, 33 per l;c form an ail-girl orchestra. be held at the same time cent of whom are married. I The orchestra rounded into its ballots are cast for junior and final With Singers He predicted that the enrollment ■ present state only after Spitalny senior class officers, in 1hc first of veterans would event'ally ■ had auditioned more than 2,000 week of December, according to The Miliza Knrju., Nicola Mos- reach 6,000. ■ women. election chairman Ota The grant will be used to built! Smith, cona recital held in College aud- I The members were chosen on Dearborn senior. iloriuni last evening was honor¬ 400 family units and service ■ the basis of their musical ability Voting will be limited to men ed buildings with toilet and bath fa¬ by a very large and attentive on a particular instrument, their students since the element of cilities. Trailers for this pur¬ audience. ■ singing ability, and appearance, formal male dress was discussed Nicola pose to be obtained through the Moscona sang such (charm and background. Most of as the chief factor against parties songs as Handel's "Thanks Be to federal housing authority t-jive I them are conservatory school of the type held prior to the war. Thee" and "Silent not, as yet, bce-n selected. Worship," ■graduates and play two or more Pres. Helen Fisher, Grand Hav¬ Sarti's "Lungi Dal Caro Becnc," Housing Location ■instruments. en senior, said. and "Ncbbio" by Respighi. South Harrison road and Kala¬ ■ Main Soloists Smith announced that tenta¬ Two Selections mazoo street will be the location I Main solo is'- of the orchestra Violinist Miss Korjus made her entry in of the trailer housing. . tive plans for the dual class elec¬ (are Concertmistress . Evelyn, vio- tions include nomination a flowing blue chiffon dress. Though the bulk of the $390,- (lin: Vivian, contralto; and the the week before balloting She sang Mozart's "Alleluia" and 500 appropriated for emergency (brass choir of eight trumpeters. Knittel A nnou nces Final dates for bothThanksgiving. nominations "Aria" from "Norma" by Bcl- housing goes to Michigan State, Evelyn Joined the organization and elections will bo announced linc. University of Michigan, Michigan in 1935 when Spitglny first start- (cd an all-girl orchestra. She was Varsity Debate within the next week, he added. Members of the group voted to Then Glaucn D'Attili. pianist, played a sonata of Clcmenti. This College of Mining and Technol¬ ogy, Western Michigan College of (given the job of managing the Education, Central Michigan Col¬ ^members' problems and Ithe orchestra keeping working smoothly. Try-out Dates continue the council amendment banning flowers and corsages was, possibly, the best part of All Wolverine salesmen must lege of Education, and Northern Michigan Colegc of Education (Eirrls in Music Varsity debate try-outs for from all open college dances. The have their sales slips in the will also receive allotments of the ( She was born Evelyn Klein in men will be held Tuesday at 7:15 ruling against corsages was add¬ Wolverine ofttre tomorrow, ac¬ grant. (New York aod was graduated p.m. in room 111, Union annex. ed to the constitution of«the or¬ cording to Brooks Thomas, Other Grants (from lef the Jul In id graduate school Try-outs for women will be ganization several years ago, fol¬ sales manager. The University of music with honors. She was Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the same lowing an all-collcgc vote, and Michigan Will use $42,000 to set up 77 hous¬ presented a Berganzi (1756) by room, according to B. J. Knittel will be rigidly enforced again the entire program. The program ■the National Arts society. Evelyn of the speech department. Ex¬ this year, Miss Fisher said. ing units and $25,000 to finance .consisted chiefly of foreign clas¬ ■was the first woman guest solo- transportation of married veter¬ perience is not necessary for sical music. Not one piece could ans now living in Wille.w Is'with the Houston Symphony qualification on either squad. be described as being truly village. Michigan College of Mining met rhestra. The orchestra Students should come to the specialize^~tn lry-outs prepared to speak brief¬ Byrnes Requests American in any characteristic. Foreign Born Technology will get $50,001) for fin family ear! appeal This can be explained by the units; Western Michi¬ programs and ly on such topics as foreign trade, Lend Lease ys the lichter and more fami- free ir class trade, exports, etc., Knittel symphonic swings .(said.. Material is on Policy fact that Miss Korjus was born in Warsaw, Poland, of Swedish- and gan, $25,000 for 50 units; Central Michigan, $25,000 for 50 umts; reserve in Northern Michigan, $12,W)<) ■ the assigned reading room of the WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (/PI— Polish descent, while Moscona is for 10 units. The United States has asked the of Greek origin. library on these topics. Only 2,400 veteran students | British iup(i and Dutch to take the Miss Korjus was at her best all*. and their families are W f \ «• i The subject of this year's, de- I America bate is: "Resolved that the for- eign policy of the United States arms th label off lend-lease use t0 put down rPS_ tJve nativcs in Java and Ind(). when she sang "The Gypsy and for the Bird," while Moscona hit i while in the provided emergency allotments;, ultimately, a total of his top rung in "One More Riv- j 36.000 men are ex pec t eel" re' should be directedof towards to m (I II C U U " " * J establishment free trade among the nations of the.world." This question is pertinent to the | china. Secretary of State Byrnes disdoscd tod , ... Th« country objects to use of , —M, W • turn to Michigan colleges. world peace and basic to any "end-lea* munitions ,n: situations BULLETIN | (same Rally Plans I Hhies in the Rain ^ing political connotations, he •, world organization. WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 (/T) F tore thy campus, Alma Mater Debating offers students indi- vidual training in analysis, or- to,d 8 news «>n'e'™e. The marine corps today rut its — Include Surprise This P01'1'*" of objection applies discharge srnre to 50 points for I 1 l0Vf 11 now, I'll love it later. ganization of ideas, and a ehancc everywhere, including^ South marines and to 20 points for wo¬ |. .An unannounced surprise i:, i ^ Iky to become better informed on America, he asserted. Venezuc- autumn dress all soaked men marines, effective Nov. I. the offing at the w'ith rain, pep rally to t; —s American democratic principles. Ian revolutionists used lend-lease The present scores are 60 points held at the west entrance or th | Of thy verdant spring I'll not Students also have a chance to equipment in their- recent suc- for marines and 26 points for Union tomorrow night at 7. #u c#mplain. qualify for membership in pj | cessful uprising. | women marines. cording to Red Schneider, L.in.- Ph» "res jf ,hy ,|ro^y sum- !Kappa Delta, national debate; Byrnes virtually conceded Marine headquarters said that ing junior. mcrs are torrid. honorary, Knittel commented. there is little the United States under present plans the entire Cheerleaders will be then t I Or if thy yyjnter are cold and Now that the war is over sev- can do about the political use of i marine corps women* reserve get everyone back in the Sparta horrid' j eral trips arc being contemplat- lend-lease arms, except to try to | would he demobilized by Sept. spirit. State's 60-piece band, u»i ed. cover up their origin. 1, 1946. der the direction of Leonard I hvr thy rampui }'"nl from spring throuth cone, will also help spur 1b Spartans to | For that's „ hr„ I'm not here *1 all. —BHJ Comedy Written Versatile Englishman By quette Saturday. victory "Red" Mulvihall, over Mai •ade," in operettas like "Bitter truly light tourh. At its Y>est Grand Huf. By TOWNSEND RICH s'ls senior, will I Sweet," in one-act plays like/the the dialogue of his lovers is nril- represent th English Department students with a talk in \m ROUNDUP Noel Coward .whose charming comedy "Blithe Spirit" will be We Serve." series called "Tonight—at-dl: 30," liant as Benedick and Beatrice of jand jn a war film like "In Which arc brilliant, or as Mirabcll and Millamant. At its lesser moments the team. Touchdown hero i last week's game, Russ Retain Dearborn sophomore, will soea suppoi presented by the department of. Besides his career as a play- the dialogue has the thoughtless on *KAH ~ S"0 kc drama Nov. 16 and 17 as the fall i wright, he has been prominent appeal of sounding brass and behalf of the team. term play, is the most outstand- as an actor (particularly in Co- tinkling cymbal. s ing playwright now writing for AFTERNOON j ward plays), as a writer of short Reverse Patterns F)»wn salute the English stage. His career has been one of | stories and autobiography, as a . j composer of hit tunes, and as a Probability has never concern¬ ed Coward particularly. In "De¬ TIME TABLE W-wv!"-:V :norhlng) such diversity, bf such success in I world traveler and member of sign for Living" he shows the in u ' ' ""'vs Review so many different fields, that he Ithe international smart set. problem of a woman in love Y,,u Love makes a man like Orson Welles Ideas Inexhaustible with two men. In "Blithe Spirit" 1s MORMXO'_Jomorrow seem little more than a talented His invention is inexhaustible he reverses the pattern and Elementary Ed and FT A, 7 p.m. boy with a gifted press agent. —and superficial. His theatrical shows the dilemma of a man Spartan room, Union Novelty Bazaar Versatile Works sense is unsurpassed, and Invari¬ married io two women, with the iety) Spartan Christian Fellowship Noel Coward has exhibited his ably commercial. His world is added complication that both are 7 p.m.. Bethel Manor n the News amazing theatrical versatility in one of smart, witty people whose dead and both seem destined to :(^Ca,mpu-'r;,C- Prophet ) problem pays like "The Vortex," chief concern in life is to match remain as ghostly inhabitants of Panllellcnic, 7:15 p.m. Ytgnettes in frivolous or topical comedies the brilliant wit of their friends his house. Org. room 1, Union -YSLS!"7 of N1SC) like "Hay Fever," "Private or show up the stupidity and "Blithe Spirit" bears the sub¬ 4-II club, 7:3* p.m. (* ' aav s Rhythms Lives," "Design for Living," and conventionality of those unhappy title, "an improbable farce." No¬ Org. room 2, Union p;(Kh_v meiodies) "Blithe Spirit," in melodramas intruders who find themselves el Coward has contributed much Green Splash mixer, 7:30 p.m. erCl \our County Gov- like "Point Valaine," in revues in such flashy society. gaiety to the life of his time, and Women'8 gym P;«-Ne'rs "f the like "This Year of Grace," in a Noel Coward has that rare gift "Blithe Spirit" is one of his gay¬ Hillel, 8:15 p.m. World patriotic spectacle like Cayal- in English or any other corrtcdy, est productions. 525 W. Penn., Lansing K&jj Thursday, October 25 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Two Grin and Bear It By Licht I a; MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Spartans For _5lt5r^" ,JS2d*<22! ■M!t*T under ,rt **rch ins at the poat-otflee, SSufiTZJtfooJ?*' ted on ,round Ooor of "" w'n* of Union IPubllahed daUyexcept Sunday and Monday moinlngi during the regular In Service college. mornings during summer session by the students I*2r as aucnigan *-StateTnnreday By DOROTHY MARTIN If safer Asseciatsd teiisrsaCslUeiiu rrsss Prssa EdltorU1 TelephoneOffice-Ext. — College 289; S-1S11 PhoneBusiness MAX DILLINGHAM •iMiaiNTio row national ADvcMTiatNO •, Office — Ext. 268. • I,T. graduated in 4a Jb>S"bscr|Ptlor» byrates—5c 5 percopy. $2.2per -SAE, who was National Advertising Service. Inc. Ctitrre ™hlbtrtR*Prrtenutn* •20 Madison Avs. Pmhliibtn New York. n. V. per year P®r y*®rcarrier college fnail; to students; by college carrier JPMI .from $100 to boo- ! summer State, is back on campus this week. He went overseas the mt 0 • AOS to. . tos amiui • sam pmncmcs students. of 1944 ami returned i from- Germany last week. His that "ill > I gent I" " MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . .. „ I wife. Peggy, was graduated at Smarti" The Associated Press U exclusively entitled to the use for "Publl«Hoo I the end of summer school this of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In thla P«I»» i year. defeat su and also the local ncwa published therein. Ail rights of publication on LT. ERVIN TALBERG of the special dispatches herein ere also reserved. EDITORIAL STAFF j Psi U, class of '44. returned A. A. APPLF.GATE j from Germany recently. His Faculty Adviser - - - - - JAN HOPPS : home is in Flint. Manager ... - - MARION HECKFX MARVIN SCIIUMAN. EM 3 r . Fdltor ...... Advertising Manager ... - l.FONK SF.ASTROM JEANETTE NIXON is stationed at the United Night Fdltor ! States navJt repair base at San Assorlale Editors UF.ll HEARING. BONNIE KSSF.RT. JEAN JARVIS. Diego. He returned from duty in i the Pacific recently and visited - 1 ItARIIAItA JONES, JEANETTE NIXON. State whole on 20-dav leave. He EDITORIAL STAFF member of Sigma Chi fra¬ UEF DEAfclNO. BONNIE F.SSERT, JEAN JARVIS, is a Kluht Editors — 5 BARBARA JONES. JEANETTE NIXON. JACK KENNEV MARJORIE I.ANUKAMEK ternity. LT. ART ROIIL Sports EdHor Lambda Chi, was at MSC last f Feature Fdllor BUSINESS STAFF weekend. He was with the 15th air force in Italy and is coming i t'irrulallon Manager — JANB I.2MONT, Assistant Advertising WAI.KER, Cdhtracts Manager — Manager — DAWN HAM.. IIOTTIF. back to college in the near fu¬ ture. CORNWELL State Graduate Sees Action LT. DEAN Psi Upsilon, graduate of '44, killed recently in a plane In Retl Cross Hospital Unit was crash on his way to the United i States. He was in the army air By CAROLYN HARNEY ! force and had completed 35 mis¬ "Why it's wild oats they're throwing!—Wilbur is there - haven't told me about!" Margaret Collinge, a graduate of '39, returned recently sions over Germany. thing in your past you to her home in East Lansing after serving 23 months over¬ 1 LT. DOUG JEWITT Delta Chi. arrived on the east seas with the Red Cross. Working in a field hospital unit, (coast last week from Europe. He Helicoftter at State Library Disj)lav she was awarded four battle stars and the ETO ribbon. lis expected at his home in De- In Joint Experiment In order for a Red Cross I* .. ,, itroit any day and will probably surgery, to sending cables and be set n around State sometime To Stop i rop Freeze , Historic Papers woman to be awarded this a i • * .1 • ,ctterg fnr Rlhc WHundcd ! i Official copies of the ribbon she must have at soldiers, soon. The hehocopter that made an surrender documents, F O CHRIS BARYAMES least 100 days under fire and 1 Pri()r t() hPr work „n thc con. SAF. class of '45. has received appearance on campus yesterday Tokyo Bay on Sept. 2 he recommended by the colonel | tinent, she operated a craft shop his discharge from the army air will cause excitement for two or display in the foyer of •• of the army to which she is at- i jn a general hospital outside i force. He Will return to MSC three more days. It is here in library. Jackson E. T> Inched.*" Taunton, England. Most of the winter term. connection with an experiment brarian, has announced Joining the lied Cross in Au- ' patients were AAF men who had LT. JAMES IIEAI.Y , to prevent crops from freezing Probably the most out gust, 1042, Miss Collinge sailed'been wounded .in flights over marine corps., is stationed at early. The theory is to draw the document is that which l. from Huston to England on a the continent, ; present in San Diego. He spent a warm air down to ground level. signature of Gen.. Doug. troop ship in December 1943. | Docked In New York year «t the University of Michi¬ This experiment is being con¬ ' Arthur. Adm. Cheste bev and Ziegli Soon after the invasion of Nor¬ Sailing from Marseilles. gan in the marine reserves. After ducted jointly with the army air and other allied rcprev France, the CJrisholm docked in receiving his commission foric ar.d wiUi the departments Htartiii the Way mandy. she was attached to i last | who signed on board : field hospital unit with the first New York Oct. 9 with 500 pas¬ spring at Quantum, Va.. he and of horticulture, farm crops, soils, entomology and the agriculture j Missouri. army. sengers. his wife, former student Jean i Hfallaril \\ Transferred Miss Collinge, Sigma Kappa, Shaver. '45. went to the west engineering department. j Emperor Hirohito's pre I lion calling for acceptanc e She was then transferred to has four brothtrs in the service. coast. He .s receiving additional Capt. Hermes of Oklahoma surrender terms and m n Spcukiiic Patton's third army and crossed Three were former students at j training there now. Hualy is a City. Okla and his crew chief, member of Alpha Tau Omega Sgt Nigro. Cleveland. O., piloted j signature of the paper-. . MSC. William, '40, is an army Winners of th Kranee and Germai y. Miss Col- | made up of phrases t oraneuus speak from Wright linge was one of Uie first wo- | engineer stationed in Buffalo lb ,fraternity SGT. JOHN MARKIIAM the ht horopter I the titles and herita„ hJesaav night men to cross the Seme river with i worked on th e atomic bomb. Field. Dayton. O. Capt. Hermes force, returned from and Sgt Nigra are stationed at I Japanese rulers. ■ ird. Jackson st American forces. | Hubert. '40, is in Trinidad with army air short time ag>> He Wright Field ! Towne said the < ad Philip ii A field hospital consists of 57 I thc AAF and his twin. J in Hawaii as a naval radio tech¬ left Slate ; England a in '43. his freshman It.•*t. men have had extensive • were received printing office and w... from ' r. seconr} j. men! five nurses, five medical nician. Another brother, who year, and was a Lambda Chi: experience with heliocoptersj. on file with federal ar : Baiiard spoke men', and a Red Cross represent¬ entered service in July, is at pledge at the time. He's station¬ Capt. Hermes has been working i Hilary Traimr ative. Field hospital units admin¬ ed now in Colorado Springs. j States documents. «ty talked .or Great Lakes, 111. them for two and one-half ister medical aid to those sold¬ LT. BILL HANEI. on iers who would not tie able to years, while Sgt. Nigro has Jacksonville, Tcxnv graduate of the class of '43, is handled both heliocopters and make an ambulance trip to a ! home in Fast Lansing on leave luxury tax on bathtui hospital station. Those patients arc then left in INFORMATION He saw action in Germany and receive'! the purple heart. His autogyros as long as the army has used them CLASSIFIED A( the cure of corpsmcn or a doctor wife. Virginia, will graduate as the rest of the unit moves EDITOR'S NOTE the information col¬ from MSC this year. Florists Program along three miles from the front All notices tor umn of the State News should in¬ tine. These field hospital units are U.S. Lcouoniists Sue under constant fire of American clude the specific date, time and I place of the meeting, and the name To Include Dinner MAROON Eversharp i" building or between II artillery and at one time this l of I he person making Uie announce* ment. All information must be in the High Factory Profit R. Krone, extension as- aiul Women's gym. 2-2142. Reward. c. unit lived on K rations for 22 office by 3 30 p m , the day before it ! WASHINGTON. Oct 24 tA") — days. is to t»o printed. professor is the general BETWEEN Mayo at Government economists foresee an and is also in charge of silver bracelet made of Various Jolts higher factory profits in 1946 the j KilMKNTAKY ED AND FTA coins. Return to Marv ity for the f4th annual . Miss Collinge's work in if Mayo. Joint meeting of thc Element- than in any war year, even Michigan Florists field hospital ranged from mak¬ wage rates are tncreaiied to keep en and cleaning the Jury Education club and Uie Fu- being held al the Park LADIES gold ldcntn ing bandages average hourly earnings at last let. Monday, engraved they came from j lure Teacher* of America will be > wounded as lotel in Traverse City, yes- Gloria Herman. Mason . \ held tonight at 7 in the Spartan April's war-time level. . today and tomorrow, room of the Union, Marilyn The figures, which indicate BROWN leather i %i 11 • . from the college tak- Mason hall and Honv Majors to Elect j Drrher< Gros,c Pomlt. s,.,uoli ■ v u . trs h & N 1946 profits of manufacturing rt in the program are Pro- Allen. Ext. 85. corporations at $6,300.1100.000 Junior (iluss Ileails . , 1 jnouhecd. t-ii ru n after payment of taxes, were C E, Wildon and Dr. H. J. - sion advisory board to assist it- IfELP WAXTH> t ie sa-v ■r Tiikev is speaking on "In- secoiid meeting of the year for n|||h, a, T;30 ..epilation study of a national wagc-pnee iment in Horticulture'' at the THREE Ag or fore- • juniors and seniors Monday aft- r(Hltn of ,hp p„|0„. policy que: Swing held today. Pro- gulden work. Call even. criusui at 5 p.m. in room 101 of «n|r|) cross They were prepared bv econ¬ 222 Centcrlawn Tel. -• Wildon in charge of j Volunteer servers are needed omists of John W. Snydiei - ,,f- r is • the Home Economics building Junior officers for the foods to st,lvt. |UIlch between 5 and 7 ftce of war mobilization and re¬ r< gist ratio: s along with Mrs. Elissfie '' Harrison of Cheboygan. indir,, and nutrition majors' group will ( m. at the Ingham coun'y Ked conversion. at request of the ad¬ Hv i BLUE gabardine I he elected at this time as well as ;c„,ss , .vili. n blood dotnu off.res visory group headed by j the junior representative to the ,n Lansing. Help is needed any 'Gardner, former North Carolina Max. ! size 16-18, never win i rel-trim winter coa* | condition. Phone <-5": Student-Faculty Kelaliuns com- evening from Nov. 5 to 16. Any- governor SINGLE Hollywooil j otic wishing to volunteer, sign tip miltce. _ . Senate Reduces lax liill — ——- , ;in Union board before Tuesday annex bulletin GENE DEVINE i lent condition. $r> Ilivcr. Call alter 5 p.m '• man, after~Sebating the wage- j ■ WASHINGTON. Oct.24 (AIM— SPARTAN FELLOWSHIP The senate passed at $5,718,001).- 000 tax reduction bill tonight. Spartan Christian Fellowship • will meet at 7 tonight instead of 'price question >n a special sion in tiie White House ses¬ His Drums and his Orchestra i j p.m. MODEL T Ford, dition, good tires. Cab 11? Only one major change was the usual time. AH arc requested /.eta Taus to Entertain Duncinji Every Friday SPENCER mil r.. « I low, high dry. oil en ■ made by the Senate in the men- to be on time as it is a special '/.eta Tau Alpha women will' 9 P. M. to 1 A. M. ing Abbey condense! sure reported by its finance com- meeting, i Chi mechanical stage, sub—', miltce. ; PANIIE1.LENH j working cover. Ha-I dtnnir ho use. See Mr. Blake. - This was to adopt an amend- The rcguLr,weekly meeting "f To Marv Fli/abi th U'Brs- LANSING ARMORY I bldg., Abbott road. mcnl sponsored by Senator Van-! PanHellenic w ll ! e m Id in ur- Dearborn sophomore. Patron- FOR SALE OR tff-nberg i K-Mieli) and designed (conization room 1 of the Union at . 11 be Mr. and Mrs ClnE-iv. aOc (plus tax) per person to give small eorporations some 7 15 p.m.. according to the presi- '40 model Graflex w. d Mrs. Emery _ relicf from excess profits taxes on dent, Mary Slack, St. Louis, Mo.. iwlh.m. camera. Call La before 10 a.m. 1645 income. senior. October michi6AN STATE WEWS Page Three for Marquette-MSC Tilt h Announces Same Starting Line-up; Steve Contos Returns to Backfield Slot; " f •nkillln... Hood Floimo ItMr. OiptKorl. pa,Mil. Stewart to Alternate at Center ... •. Antitoxin • •. todino a.. th«io ere only o few of the mony life-giving drugs thot medical science ond research has endowed the .. U on Anticipated crowd of 10,000, the largest to world with since the turn of the century. I state football game since 1942, the Spartan eleven lyatcn a vester(jay jn earnest to build up a defense Without tho physician's skill in diagnosis* no drug could do its proper l*ent . :ht," vengence-seeking Marquette team, work. And by the same reasoning, without the modern methods used by ■ that wi" * l i 1 f 97% trained pharmacists in compounding the physicion's prescription occurotely, Smarting. u,u't r JSSffiml at IVthe handsU the* last letter v« tackles wil1 bc Vezmar a"d Es- to •. . what assurance would you have thot it was e*octly os baugh, and at the guards, Black your doctor ordered it? f°i he bluejackets from and Lamssies. In the backfield for the Spar¬ Think of tho mother with her new born child. Todoy, thanks to the re¬ lakes, the Marquette tans will be either Conti or search of medical science ... a never-ending guest... the child has o greater can id of ford to loose life expectancy than ever before in history. Think, too, of our war veterans «SEstate, ftl5 by win- Johnson at quarterback, Johnson holding the edge Conti. At , ..what a tremendous saving of humo* life hos been accomplished because ImnC. WOUifl *iukt add lostr?gtreak to their o{ over the halves will be Reader and of the contribution of these life-giving drugs. Truly there's o ro- ■jlreai,dy accumii t,u- this season Contos, with ^reslin at full. i in drugs when won faces will smile ogain and porents Victories. ' have lost three Depend on Passing |?HiSr;S.neauame. will clasp a loved one snatched from death*. In Saturday's game the Span- Romance of drugs? We can be ever-thankful for its tans will have to depend upon a 5h°'S'" *e*a, Spawns take to the 3KS [When the concentrated progress through the centuries, Rexall's "Romance L 1 Saturday, they will be fac- passing and run¬ of Drug Month" is dedicated to your better herry Bark major opponent, an op- ning attack to defeat the Hill- ■nnent that can and has scored toppers. Coach Charlie Bachman health . . . celebrated with store-wide values. f^oKt0 stated last night that the coach¬ S£ and a bunch that will set- ing staff had to "drive the boys, Kr nothing less than victory. as they didn't seem to click." W,th the return of Sta e's In keeping with the plans for -^dv halfback Steve Contos, the half time entertainment, the toe Spartan backfield was boost- Grand Rapids South high school for Cr """ ce"9ti» due ■d -o its original power. Contos band oil k"«*'n pbtarvtsrv talked on • Training lor Men" and rivals and again downing junior 5P«cie/ „wntiol Industrial Re- vi,oinin»- burs. Union and opponents in last Wednesday's Management." game. Final tally gave the fresh¬ P«: Place prize was $10 and se- men a 3 to 0 margin. T«^Piace lant the $5 Mil Ballard .<■ in will the rep¬ Throwing open its doors to state men and women tomorrow r*s ■*est to be held Friday, Nov. night, the pool at the Women's "ooucr IN .Hillsdale college, i gym will be the scene of a Green fbmen's college extem- Splash party for all students on speaking contest will UNI CAPS campus. Chairman of the splash « . „ 7 P-m. in "room party is Jacqueline- Landback, L'pjohu 1 lid's College auditorium. Detroit senior. ABDOL Improved, toll's VITAKAPS Improved tod's . Hill WHITE'S fil AO Pagel Fills Center S/mpL CODLIVER TABLETS, ton s P'"rs'» Hoth Offense, Defense VITAMIN A CODLIVER 50,060 Units, 50 s Pittsburgh and Paged has been TABLETS, 100's pot. Start¬ BREWER'S YEAST V1M.MS ling in both TABLETS. 250"s ilhS of the action ABSORBIC ACID BEXAL 250M6, 100's . 250's "shman addi- Pagel hails °n his high : !'- '• 1 Played in venter and lc SALE! mated in the ' f'bven-f.,,, 11 back. '"'ight Proves NEXT WED. - THUR. - FRI. and SAT. when ; " Umes' esPec- IF VOL FAIL TO RECEIVE A CIRCULAR — CALL 84313 FOR YOUR COPY ssive h, -' a need for a jHusihow, bl°cked. and Cr - ' !-. jery wel1 on COLLEGE DRUG STORE has used H," harlie Bach" city. h" 1 mainly in this THE toicaf