Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College TAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY^ OCTOBER ^ 30. 1943 N'o. 35 Perorations and Dm tier To fourteen Years Experience Compere to Rend Paid Robeson Concert * Taking pre-war on the aspect of a event, this year's Homecoming will be the Beliinel Set Director of Play Student Tickets Go Within Two Hours biggest State has cent celebrations. seen in re¬ falling rielures. Vases. Create Staging Prohlem Last year, with no awards of¬ Within two hours Monday fered, the fraternities and soror¬ for Selling Director Niekle, Assistants; morning the 2.(100 tickets allotted ities nevertheless, showed a good, Mum Students on Conslrnelion Crews to students for the Paul Robeson deal of spirit in putting forth an concert to be held at the euUcgc effort to make the campus ap¬ By JIM- LIPPERT on Nov. 5 were gone. At pear as it had in by-gone days. eight the line of students This weekend the colorful themes will be back Cecil II Niekle. assistant professor of speech, who waiting with coupons extended vicing; for l..'!, 0|-'settlings for the term play, "Blithe Spirit," has out of the door of the'adminis¬ tration building, down (he walk the cups given to the winners the Interfraternity council for by been doing this work at Michigan State for 14 years. half-way the distance to the li¬ the fraternities and PanHetlrnie The set for ) Blithe Spirit" will he a living room with brary. Some students held more for the sororities. m'v-greon wails and a slop-* than 50 coupon books. Decoration IJmit S. K. Crowe, director of the These decorations must Ik ■m'ceiling. Prof. Niekle an¬ Forensic Conclave leetlire-concert scriis. stated that by 10 a.m. on Saturday, and mist up nounced. (Vastruction of the lie is endeavoring to get Robeson not exceed the cost of S5, ac¬ fVt Itself will not be partic- ...'v hard, but one problem has Offered to Frosli for a second night, but the pects are not encouraging. pros¬ cording to Bob Nuttnll, Wiuikt- gnn. 111., sophomore, decoration |o one scene, vases, "I wish that tickets could be chairman. The pic.'rcs. 'ciipaii's- L,-. to fot". fvoT'i their place to etc.. are sup- By Pi Kappa Delta made available to more stu¬ tee will be made up of two dents," Crowe said, ''but the un¬ resentatives from PanHellcnic,. judging commit¬ rep¬ L : fculi piece of furni- A forensic conclave will be expected enrollment following two from the Interfratcmity fcT- -Arequire a different de- held for freshmen V-J Hay has upset this tonight at year's council, and one from the staff vwo iiak. it fall. Niekle point- at 7:15 arrangements." of the art department. in the Union ballroom, si out. Next year's schedule will 'be' The winners of the decorations C#n»lruftintt Crew sponsored by the members of Pi more suitably arranged, lie as¬ will be announced between hal¬ Students working on construc¬ Kappa Delta, national forensic serted. ves of the game Saturday after¬ tor are Mors.tret DeC.root, honorary. Mrs. Moirce Compere, of the noon, and the cups will be award¬ Durdee senior. chairman; Forrest speech department, will give an ed at the Coy at1. Ka>t Lansing junior; The different divisions of fnr- interpretative reading of the play Two Home Ec Groups Homecoming danct that night. cn'sics: debate, i Yrontie Lesse 1. Detroit senior; oratory, discus¬ "I Remember Mama" by John Complete Elections The annual Homecoming BiHio Orion. Detroit • senior; sion, extempore speaking, nfter VanDruthcn. in the Music audi- dance, which is to be informal, Jovrt Holly. U: sing sophomore; dinner speaking, and interpreta¬ torioum at B p.m. tomorrow. For Coming Term will take place in the ballroom Kitti Wozniak. Detroit sopho¬ The play, an adaption of Kath- and main dining room of the Un¬ tion, will be explained by mem¬ more. Bot'.e Williams. Lapeer ryn Forbes' book "Mama's Bank Two of ihe home economies bers of the speech ion building from !) to 12 department in p. u. ftwhman; Lorette Klawiter. barge of these .divisions, B. J. Account," is currently playing >>n major groups have just complet¬ ed Ihc.r full elections. Gene Devlue To I'lay Nnittcl, forensic director, an- hroadwny. It tells of the life of a Crard Rapids sophomore, and . The dunce, again this week, is Results of the vocational ma¬ See PLAY. Page 4 nounced. All freshmen interested Norwegian-American family Re¬ sponsored by Alpha Phi Omega, Ir, one or more of the above ac- inR in San Francisco around 19)0. jors' election are as follows: national service fraternity. Gene Mrs. Compere has given this Jeanne Mossoti, Lake Odessa Devinc will provide the music tivities are invited to attend, he added. reading at the New York Uni- I senior, president; Pat Murphy, and a program pf entertain u nt j versity of Chautauqua where site Grand Haven junior, vice-presi¬ is being planned for the- inter¬ Pauline Moehlman. Muskegon "«• ^rvcl as hear ot the speech dent,' and a""^ Peggy Den Hcrdc mission. During this time, local Heights junior and president of department for the last six Mon- ' ' talent will he displaye'd, a «et a Pi Kappa Delta, will be in charge mers, and recently repeated it door prize will be awarded of the conclave. Deri. SCTnO!l l,ar.ranR.1: Out,,. Oew th.e pr0Rram- K"-1? W"" officers elected bv thp textile !, h™« Ld"eluuid fX'SSSSS Committee heads nnnoe wed by Jesse Woodring, Lansing jun¬ and Phil Hesby, Muskegon sen¬ Tht This lecture-recital is i „• a" part , I include Jean Straith. Detroit jim- ior, chairman of the dance nod ior, will have charge of the re¬ of the reading hour programs lor, chairman; Guylc Oviatt, president of Vie fraternity, an ... Easel Does It freshment given by students three or four Washington, D. junior, vice- as follows: Phil Hesby, nations; president, and Bobbie Needles, Dick Bloom, Detroit j times a term, .The next.student, Flint sophot mie, The artists behind the artists bo urrr sketching trees [reading hour will be Tuesday. rctary. senior, corresponding set'-I tickets; George O'Neill, Immos- behind I Nov. 16. Iter, N. V., sophomore, decora- r tnion Jean Boss. Grossc Pointc sen- tions, and Bed yesterday was Jeanne Schneider, 1 ans- ampMI. Oetn.it tine was sophomore.) sketching the artists ' WASHINGTON WASHINGTON, Oct Oct. J nPI >B (« - j Labor Problem* Take Ior. was elected secret,iry-trciis- ing liter; Martha Christiancy, Grand junior, program, | Proceeds from the dance will b« were sketching the trees that ,w aull1on1ubilf soon to "" iriiiiuinV Attention Rapids junior, publicity choir- be added to an there ' already e.iah- a grammarian in the sale Wl" not be rationed, the WASHINGTON, Oei. 20 i/T> — man; Donna Austin, Kenton sen-- lished memorial fund, and the | government announced today. j President Truman today cuneell- ior, membership chairman; Jack- entire suin donated to the col¬ The OPA and the war |ed his out-of-town trips lor more ic Taylor. Pick ford junior, social lege to he used in construct ng a produc¬ .. \ose For Y ens tion board, in a joint statement, | than a month ahead and pored chairman; Betty l.avinc, Sparta new Union building memorial. said that with nearly 24,000,1)00 into the problem; <■! labor senior, program chairman, and strife, , , .wages and prices during reeon- Tomiko lnouye. Detroit junior, (lotlllllllllist the little three ^ears now on 'he road, and new : version. student-faculty representative. ' Filjlltilj;, girl honked the j B,u(iuction under way, "There is Onlors iVs cur so long!'10 ,on8er danger of a general i The troubles that tied him to on Kailniiy iig "Missus Har- breakdown of the- automotive his White House disk were typ¬ her lungs yes- transportation system." ified a few hours later by calls j South of IVipin^ j for big new strike votes and a I Hunt of the | The agencies added that as I statement from President Philip Red (iriiiis To CHUNGKING, ■ ' Oct. 29 Office — Ext. 288. - Battling •' «}_»• I . i .. . <■ e__ Subscription rates—8c per copy. M p^,- yrar by mall; K 25 per year National Aavn(Htm aCfYKE, inc. CsUtf PMtJtrrt Ktfrrnnuim «ao Mecia^N Ave. by college carrier to students; MOO Haw Yoee. N Y. per year by college carrier to non- ALONG with strikes, wars, and headlines civilof helioeopters, foreign policy dcc- W»mf Kra>OTo a ure of I | riT the fir? a Set roe . let aatsvas • tea faeacwe Students. can't compete in ■M • clarations, we £*St JWj, ASSOCIATED PRESS importance, but we have lots of Cfyw?y6 news to make headlines in the MEMBER or THE The Associated Pre* It exclusively entlUed to the use for republication heartbreak column this week. of an news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of publication on Jean Rovs. Theta. and George special dispatches herein ere also reserved. Soutcr. ATO. announced their A. A. APPI.EG ATE engagement last week at the Faculty Adviser ....... - JAN HOPES Theta house just about an hour place. In . - - Manager ......... . MARION HECKEI. after the event took Editor Adverllslns Manager ...... . I.F.ONE SEASTROM BONNIE FSSFHT perfect timing, the ATOs were Night Editor there to serenade Jean as tne party began. FDITOKIM. STAFF Then a very few days later Night Fdltors — DF.F PEAltlNti. JF.ANKTTE NIXON. BONNIE ESSERT, JEAN JAR1IS, Shirley Symmonds began weal¬ ItARRAKA JONES, JACK KKNNF.Y ing the five-armed star of Sigma Nu beside her Kappa key. Own¬ - - Sport* F.dltnr MARJOHIE I.ANI1KAMKR I rsturr Fdllor er of the Sigma Nu pin (until last Bt SINFSS STAFF week) was Gil Haley. Circulation Manager — JANE WAt.KFR. Contracts Manager — BOTTI1. Zeta Tau Alphas found some I.aMONT, Assistant Advertising Managrr — DAWN HAI.I unexpected visitors on then doorstep the other day. They Mr. and Mrs, Robert Beck¬ jPilrin A# Sorokim were er. Mrs. Becker is the former Kathleen Johnson and she stop¬ LETTERS t« Hw EDITOR ,,.,.llires Frldav ped to see her sorority sisters be¬ Field. fore going on to Truax "Ah Snodgrass, wc admire your zeal, but we've ha - who is . A. Sorokim will Wis., with her husband Dr. Pitrim stationed there with the army plaints about your damatization of the need for insus. EDITORS NOTE — All letters to lecture on the Ayres Friday 8 o'clock in Ply¬ air forces Plan Activities h>r| the editor submitted with the In¬ evening at SAF.s haven't exactly tention of being published, must signed by the writer If he does mouth Congregational church. The watched the world go by without Various Groups be not want his name to appear with Born in .North Russia, he has something about it. if the ihe letter, it must he indicated No letters will he .wnsidered for pub- boon self-supporting since the age of ten. Ho has served as cd- doing initiation list is any indication. Annual Homecoming Festivities hcation unless the writer ts known f several liberal newspap- Wearing the active pin are fresh- Bob The opinions expressed are those 01 1 itor the writers and not necessarily the was a member of the Council men George Henry. Mm' Don Homecoming weekend is a big I A novel Halloween t of the editors !uf the Russian Republic, served | Bremmei, Tra\ and soph- social time at State, so as usual j >«fi planned by the as privat-dozent to the Psycho- | Thaden. Fast I .an: i Neurological institute and the I omorcs Bob Lams: South Ha- various groups are planning the j Alphas.cabin. WAA It willThetake girlp Flint. Don; many affairs which will fill it TD the Editor: After three years of absence i University ol St. Petersburg, was ■ ven:- Ray Me.ignci from State. 1 am glad to sec secretary to Prime Minister Ker- Vises, Lan.MnK. and Don Sinjons, Foremost of the events is the 'or the annual Homecoming dance which and I cabin Saturday will return Sum that we still hat e that "ole Spar¬ emsby. acted as member of the • Hudson Others 'Auburn. N Y . and Ray H are R.i* Wells. Alpha Phi Omega is sponsoring noon. It w-.ll be held Saturday night in j I tan spirit" at the football gamc-s. Russian Consistutional commit¬ But what about the American tee. and was professor of soci¬ Detroit senior There ate s ich things as the Union ballroom, according to Ret a Alpha Sljrma Hoids | spirit* Arc we Spartans too busy- ology al the University of St Russel Scovill. Lansing junior. New Member Dinner to stop when the national an¬ Pelersbui g pledges s»till ,.ro ind. They have • not all gone actu ?. and the Sigma Talt co-op w ill have their term them is played and the flag is Beta Alpha Sigma. .. Chi* have fight >. f them to prove party this Friday night, accord¬ it. Freshmen .ire Floyd Cassidy. ing to Chairman Maxine Fink- (culture. and floricuh raised* Come on. Spartans, get on the II' olvcritw Pix Gladstone. Bob Mitchell, Bluo- beirur. Middlevillo sophomore, ary, held its initialic. j ball, men die for that flag. field. V.i Henry Sh xheridan. Mam- Also planned for Friday .night is j Hunt's last Wcdneso, Uiib Ulett Following pictures will be stcc; Tmo Barbas. s. Detroit; Dick the party which the Delta Zetas The seven studciv taken in the Little Theater of Postiff. Fcrndalc. Don Willi*. rue giving in honor of their pled- now members are Doi ' the home cicontinues building GLdstonr. Bill Hi Lans- ges Tom Proctssi. Flint junior, jothy Renz, juniors fr. promptly as scheduled Wo¬ tng. and Jimmy IVtroit is n charge of that affair. jsing: Betty Behtot. INFORMATION men w ill wear heels and dark suits with white convertible sophomore Harold Dachtln. senior, has reported that a hay Charlotte (junior, and Marjor FORENSIC CONCLAVE collars and ties Men will wear suits Wyatt, pledge p.n I y Birmington house for the I Saginaw senior. The raie and dam e are being planned initiates are Isabel z the members of Elsworth mingham junior: Jo. All freshmen interested in de¬ TUESDAY. OCT 30 Bill Downs. Chicago. tht same night. (East Lansing senior. 5 10—Tower Guard Th ■ Kappa Alpha Thetas have (Gover, East Lansing • bate. oratory, discussion, after Jack Snyder. Lansing invUi d their dinner speaking. extem|w>rancous 6 45—Kappa Delta Pi Rob Edinger. Three speaking, and interpretation, are 7 00—Kappa Kappa Gamma 'more, and John Fitz- I join them at Saturday's game. Most of our "sharp Dinner and entertainment are al- i never studied typir.. invited to attend the Forensic 7 15- Pi Beta Phi ophomoro so being planned fi r them, ac- ! sure know the touch Conclave tonight at 7:15 in the 7 30—Sigma Kappa Phi Delta Theta c pledged 1 Union ballroom. 7 45—Omieron Nu Gurney. 8 00-Alpha Delta Theta Lansing junior , Be careful about a- JUNTO CLUB 8 15—Alpha Gamn a Delta K.vhester. Saturday tne Kappa Sigs w 11 early bird policy, fi, The Junta club picture for the have a get-together in the Union J if you're classed as .. 8 30 YWCA vsing. Bob \Voverine will be Uken Thursday from. 7 ,o 8 p.m. Worm. Jones. Mentor. O irl Andre. at 7 Mi p.m. in the Little Theater All members are requested to be Grat.d Rapids. Fishleigh. Grand Rapids. DcLor.g, present. Ai rilA DELTA THETA Grand Rapids: J.e Will s. Grand YIPPEE !! Haven. Wallv Whe "ler. Pleasant Alpha Delta Theta, the medical ■ Ridge; Ac* Wilson, Detroit; Dick There's A Rodeo technicians' professional sorority, I Bob Krull, Gobel. Femdalc. w iii meet in the Spartan room Three Rivers. Art N.vhr East of the Union at 7 30 Wednesday Round-up al Lcnsing; Russ Keyv orth. Detroit. Jerry Keyworth Detri Mademoiselle ; Dave Schmidt, Buffalo, N. Y. j Five new actives are now SLACKS — j'their sporting Theta Chi pins u,*t. initiation into the fratern- Smoothly tailored in gabardine - r wool. Black, Gold, Rose, and No1 jity. 1 They are" Tom I„.ncc,' ti. Canton City freshman; Don C..- From £4.95, jatt. Albion freshman; Fi.-uar. Lukowski, Bay City senior Don jia.nd Dumouchelle. Detroit freshman, KSTERN SHIRTS — Tom Smollett. Howell j..n r Transfer student from the Un- Gay as can be — plaids — plain eolors. SUGGESTIONS FOR SANTA Piped with black jiversity of Maryland. J< Field- sophomore, has ab-o jo.nrd or brown. A touch of the true wes From $5.95. See AFFAIRS. Pa*e 3 BEAl'TY COUNSELOR Hand SmtKith Sachets PIMPLES? Soaps GET RID OF THEM! l,i py licks l'erfujnes Nail Items CHA^M l^L BAR FIN Talcum Colognes Pretty-up Hag AMAZING RESULTS REPORTED IX ALL CASES DeodoranLs ILilh Salts Fitted Case Satisfaction Guaranteed Available at ARDITH FOSTER Probst & Swanton East laser Drug Stores 3 1134 Victor, East Lansing A'vo Mcst • rit-v VCR La*„*3 Dr„, Stsres 1'hor.e 81155 And M ill Dry G---i"Sl-f» 117 S. WASHINGTON ; m;chica^ state news i — - " ' ' " ' - ' " •- - - ' srwmo D»WW r- I ~ £ Visitors „ ,oss Esbaugh j Tackles Walt Vezmar. Kent -httoTieln Add Strength to tndmtryTopie ,ak Game Spartan Squad By HELEN GOVKB Professor R. ,T. Baldwin has announced that the County Agri¬ I hi Hrav> goring cultural Agent school is conduct¬ HOME EC SENIOR BOAfil) Senior board of the Home Ee T„> Tom-li«'owiw For ing a four-day program .start- inng last Saturday and extending club will meet tonight In the li¬ Balding Spartans until Wednesday, at the Conser¬ vation Training school at Itiggins brary of the home economics building at 7: 15. r r the first time in- 14 Lake, near Roscommon The first two days of the con¬ HOME EC HERALD All home economies' students * of feotbo'1 between ference will be devoted to a con¬ who have worked on the Home I ■**.'; and Marquette, these servation of Michigan State col- Ee Herald are asked to attend a K ; battel tofield |P a IS to Sat- i! i ego's new responsibilities in staff meeting this afternoon ht 5 connection with the tourist and in room 101 of the home econom¬ ■ 13 '< scoring was . resort industry-' The last two ics building, according to Mario Wjj& r,minutes days will be spent in consider¬ Matte. Detroit junior. ■<** " ing the problems of non-agri¬ YWCA PICTURE W/ Dii} P VEZMAR .r\:. after five ! cording to Martha Drive r, L»ius¬ Two of the biggest reasons,R, ing junior. Women planning to j*T,5 Vsro uette baa the ball on He tips the scales at 190 pounds Territories, States, * State 4;.-v.v.vi i.ne Sucees- jboth in stature and ability, for stands 6']". and also moves with attend are to sign up in Uu wo¬ ! the fine record accumulated by men's lounge today or tomoiwiw. !w pUycr^ pu: :!*.r ball on the ! the Spartan football squad so far amazing riexteritv. Foreign ('.ountries AWS MEETING 1, it.r f T r.k Marquette full- this season, are the two stalwart S;\ , . : Penalized bounds on 15 tackles of the Spartan line, Walt I "<•« Sue Averill, Birmingham sen¬ ior and president of AWS, an- * Vezmar and Kent Esbaugh. Both man in the entire state. His de¬ A survey on the civilian en- .nounceel yesterday that the ttg- irds t r "• eg Breslin punt- cisive tackling and effective all- ; of these boys have been towers rollment of 5.281 students bclt :-..i Iv.< own goal around line plav have been a at|utnr AW'S meeting thai was "vpletc pass by j of strength at their respective MSC has been made by Robert | scheduled for tonight at 8 will ,• constant* annoyance to opposing S. Linton, ilTQJf 'V : he h.a'.t ended. | positions. registrar. It was found be held at 7 instead. The meet¬ , teams all year. that 80 Michigan counties, 39 A f G py Suite's fullback, Vezmar is a 240-pounder, hail- , Tapping Tackle ing will be held in organ,"*'! on Northeastern' Esbaugh does equally as well Other states, the District of Co- 1 of the Union. first room • up the i lumbia, two United States terri¬ tfZ A-t t- v Fumbling high school where he earned all- in the class room as he does on ORCHESIS tories. and 15 foreign countries :• ;lu t\ill was re- city and all-state honors before the gridiron, having obtained an Tryouts for Orchesis will hold are represented at MSC. ntx • t* 5 r.uesse for Mar- entering the army in 1942. This This iI outstanding their regular scheduled iMoec record in high r.'^ 0". • e f\: play Hickey, 20-year-old stands 5' 11 11" in; in school. He is especially intcrcst- There are 103 short course stu¬ practice this afternoon la tween lirq-C't '•.aV.raek. ran to the heighth and is surprisingly agile cd jn r;,dio and the "stage, and dents and 325 army trainees re¬ 4 and 6 in the dance studio oj the i ,\ t tourth down his size. Evidence of this fact fac ceiving instruction besides the Women's gym. among his talents are tap danc¬ at the third quarter ball plans for the next few years. 3.709. y I Vezmar was a Ranger in the I service and received the purple i Wayne county leads all other The collection of papei inva¬ n#n In The Quarter I heart for injuries gotten on the Football Attendance Michigan counties with 1.058 stu¬ sion money has become the hob¬ uowir.k icurth quarter dents enrolled. Ingham takes se¬ Anzio beachhead. He also par- by of Glen O. Stewart, dutttor i u.c- - ahead and bo- ]- |»,.r (;en| Hi"lier ^ cond place with 882. and Oak¬ of alumni relations at Mb higan sh in a tie i ''c'pated 'n the N°rlh African riran land is third with 384. New York State college, as a result of let¬ Marquette IcampaiBn and the drive across NEW YORK, Oct. 25

— I ranks first among other states ters to many former students State's first Ithe Mediterranean. Football attendance this fall if i with 146 students registered. is now serving in the- armed Alices. quettc half-' Walt played center in high ; up to 17.1 per cent over a The 15 foreign countries rep¬ Among the men who have sent own 31, and j school and was originally slated . like period in 1944, a survey to- resented are „lx Brazil, Canada, ^ invasion, money to the ftlumnl State. ] to alternate at that spot for the day of the home, games played by jcfaltMC.'ColumbiarcQta RU-a'.'ci"- ifficc are Lt. Lawrence Hardy, • i iv. down on Spartans, but since starting Tac- 75 colleges discloses. | ba t t-uador. E. Salvador. Haiti, j East Lansing; Pfe. Bruce IloJUni, Reader went off i*le Danny Goldsmith has been Biggest increase is in the cast. iIn(Ua, Mexieo. Nicaragua. Pana- Kendallvilie, Ind.; Captain IS. D. >.*ed the goal side-lined with a leg injury, he; where crowds are approximately! mo ,ind Peru Hawaii and Pucr- Byron, Detroit; Lt. Charles kick for | has been operating in the left 33 per cent larger than those ofj{(1 Rjco arc the twi, s tcrri- Scribncr, Pontiac; Major laiwdl }>PORTS, rage 4 tackle port. His recovery of a last year. Only area to show tories represented. Eklnnd, Lansing; Lt. Col JMni- Marquette fumble set up one of -drop is the far west, an area Of the total enrollmcrft only aid MacGrain. Detroit, a d Lt. Wan Olympic Men State's touchdowns last Saturday, bounded on the east-fay the Roc- 643 of the civilian students jit Franklin Engstrom, Detroit ISO-pound Threat ky mountains and on the west out-of-state lay Prove surprise j-esidents. Kent Esbaugh of Grand Rapids 1 b>* 'ht' Pacif'c ocean. CLASSIFIED ADS South high school, is another The decrease of seven per cent use world powerfully built lad who has can be explained in oart by the Reeorils ! Reeords ! |, wl. „„ „ , return of the pre-war schedule. the 1948 ' '1>ecn s^are °* service as a Records 1 SIGMA Chi Gamma pin u • an invita- taekle in games to date this year. honorary). Call Jean Rohm t Williams. Irving - : ..peed skat- been in pos- AFFAIRS GOLD identification brai graved Gertrude Schroeder (Continued from Page 2) Call Ext. h2. -.-t study of the ranks. 'he past 10 MAN'S yellow ^okl Klym wiist Initiation took place a few watch in men's room at K^ wpits, , , ! weekends ago at the AGR house. Oct. in, valued for personal nibon.s. Finder please contact State N* •//• Re- V 7U is stated, "wasn't anything to and Howard counted Polish proverb. Lamphear slated that he university. write home about," it was decid¬ ed he should sing a spiritual in¬ stead. The result was tremend¬ / ous. Tours Abroad Two years later, in 1925, he made his first appearance as a professional concert singer in a recital hold in Now York's 0 0 Greenwich village. He soon went ****** PLAY CLEARANCE! (Continued from Page 11 Mary Jane McClintord. Lansing sophomore. Others are Doris Canfield, Grosse Pointe senior; Peg Mor¬ rison, Detroit senior: Gretchen Wright. Vickery. O., sophomore; Pris Granger. Benton Harbor junior: Mary Kord. Dearborn sophomore; Jodie junior; ior; Peggy Orton senior; Carcv, Detroit Pat Jones, Dearborn sen¬ Ann Bayton, l„ike Pat Lam c. Detroit Every fur sophomore: Jennie Koycas, Lud- ington freshman; Ann Grosse Poir.te sophomore; Davis. Joyce coat we Zolliker. Detroit freshman; Jean Granville. Saginaw senior; Dawn Hall. Detroit junior: Dorothy Dyc. Birmingham senior: Bailard, Jackson senior; Margar¬ et Clir.e. Bay City sophomore, and John Potts. Jackson so^jio- Bob j have left: mores Other Crews The other crews .a* announced by production manager Robert The LUXURY of Mines. Detroit senior, are cos¬ tumes Sally O'Connor. Grosse Pomte junior, chairman; Parson, tad Lansing sophomore. Alia Fur ... at tremen¬ Edna Schmidt. Detroit freshman: Julie Crumley, Mary Detroit junior: 'Ellen" Christiansen. Mt. dous savings. Morris sophomore, and Judy Williams. Grand Rapids Junior The property committee con¬ When we can't offer you a com¬ sists of Felice Bresnev. Detroit 1 sophomore: Marjorie MrVlahon. plete -loch of styles, and fur- ■ • • Pleasant Ridge sopohmore. co- W hen size ranges are broken chainnen; Ann Hess. Hammond. It's TIME TO CLEAR! Ind., .sophomore; Virginia Roscr. Detroit freshman; Jayne Alln av¬ er, Detroit junior; Don Dargo, For tho*e who can fiiwi ju-t the Rcnovo, Pa . freshman; Carolyn righl coat. just the right size, it'* Quandt, Grosse Pointe sopho¬ an opportunity of a lifetime. more. Audra Hatch. Marshall sophomore; Betty Lou Brown. The only way to KNOW Im* Detroit sophomore; John Potts, Jackson sophomore; Virginia wonderful the values* are. i- t" Hayden, Midland freshman; come and SEE THE COAj> Frances Gilpin. Detroit fresh-, man, and Christina Lombard, FOR YOURSELF. Detroit freshman. Eleanor Kock is chairman of And the best way to make -nre the publicity committee, assisted whether there's something In*" by IXfr.s Guth. Ovid senior; Jean Harris. Muskegon freshman, and for yoni is to leave ever* lliitt* Betty Bchrens, Dearborn junior. and gclliere as fast as yon «'•»<> Virginia Fellows, Birmingham 1 Few of the Values: senior, is in charge of the art Listed are some of the offering- work. Tickets will be ^ handled by Kay 19—Hair-Up Coney 7—Mmlt Dyed Coney $59.00 39.00 We ean't promise you they'll -li" Teller, Owosso junior, chairman, 5—Mouton Lamb 99.00 here when yon come — «'ur' j and Eleanor Koch. I 7—Sable Dyed Coney 49.00 lies! shoppers get first choice! Prompters are: Dorothy Dye and Gloria Hoff. Detroit sopho¬ I—Black Dyed Persian Paw 99.00 NO MAIL. TELEPHOM mores. Make-up is under the di¬ 4—Leopard Dyed Coney 89.00 ORDERS! rection of Bea Luce. —^ A—Natural Red Fos 99.00 6—Sable Dyed Coney 79.00 —-Carol. .Lehr^JE&sl .Lansing .sen¬ I'- S. A wonderful Christina? j ior, will be stage manager, and THIRD FLOOR Doug Cameron, Lansing sopho¬ idea, too! * - more, will be assistant stage manager.