buy Daily Student Publication of Michigan State College EAST .LANSING, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1946 No. 64 Dormitories, Co-ops Elect Vets Voice iiDy'i New Winter Term Officers Complaints Dissatisfaction Includes Lack of Books; Thirteen women and two (a«P«i_ men were elected as presidents Delav in Federal GI Checks of the different dormitories and co-operatives in elections held this week. Those houses that on campus 1 did not ^ a special meeting in the Union annex last night, the elect their officers will do so within the next week. The results of thfe elections* ; American Legion Red Cedar Post No. 402 voiced its dis- flash! MSC Coeds —— | satisfaction with the "inefficient" procedure the college's are as follows: Shaw house, ior. and house manager, Karoiyn I , office of veteran affairs is using in distributing books to . from the Pacific after 28 Lillian Roman, Detroit jun¬ coneorif Rouse 'un'or' "veteran students, and de- fighting with the ma¬ ior, president; house Concord house: president. Mildred I manded that an immediate manag- fia Don DeVine, "49, from er. Mary del Stevenson. Buffalo. N Y. Caesar. Saginaw sophomore: vicei b Detroit. He confessed senior: vice president, Marjorie Hine, that lie thought his Muskegon Junior: social chairman Shirley Foster. Van Dyke sopho¬ president. Sylvia La Graff. Flint r freshman; secretary. Madelyn Rusch, I Mason freshman: treasurer. Laurene I PhiKapixiPlii m *• adjustment be made to edy the situation. rem¬ classmates would be • • * It was acknowledged thai the rather young, but more: junior secretary, Anni Tom, Honolulu and treasurer. Renz. Pontiac Junior. Genevieve sentative to Grand Rapids ■op. Elizabeth Chopin, freshman, and housei house 1 j^q Initiate 24 college had under-estimated the ■ he spotted four playing Borhdale Officers manager. Levi •erence Gat ~ ha. Burrlok enrollment of the current term Jhe upper deck yesterday in the ordering of books and sup¬ rmion he wailed, "But I Rochdale house: Faust. president. Bettv Newraygo sophomore; president and social chairman. Ellen vice sophomore South Campbell: president. Beatrice Luce. Grosse Pointe senior: vice Neiv Members plies, but this, the membership , . think they d be thaR McCann. Newaygo sophomore: secre¬ president. Shirley Rostow. Birming¬ licit, does not affect the handling ham junior: social chairman. Rachacl The Michigan State chapter of of books and tary. Margaret Harb. Port Huron. supplies now on Ont.. freshman; treasurer. Catherine Houck, Ypsilanti sophomore; vreas- Phi Kappa Phi, national schol- I hand. Campbell, Detroit, pre-vet; and fire- See ELECTIONS, Page 4 arship honorary h a s added chief. Marjorie Krantz, Wallace commander To Investigate .. lumber Please? freshman. Taft house: president. Lawerence twenty-two seniors and two fac¬ ulty members to their member¬ The post commander, Erwin P. b i speech recently given by James. Clawson sophomore; house Crowe Announces ship. The winner of this year's Oesterreicher, Saginaw -opho- manager. Adele Barrett. Muskegon morc, was instructed by trie or¬ ■" Grant, lecturer on cam- Heights sophomore: secretary, Laura I sophomore scholarship has been ganization to make inquiries of It cited how a Viennese dlf- Riegel. Eaton Rapids ure!. Inez freshman; treas¬ Owen, Mayville fresh¬ Lecture Concert awarded to Margaret English, the veterans' administration as to ted between the Scots, man; fire chief Ethel Spike. Saline Dearborn. Her grade-point av- the type and amount of books ind Americans: sophomore and Marion Haylund. Series Program ! crage is 2.97. ,and supplies the government will Royal Oak sophomore, house histor¬ „ , , ... vol—a savings bank ian. Following students who wilj 'provide for veteran students. Two Scots—a rame of golf East Mary Mayo officers include Tonicht Lt John Mtson bc initiatcd in February into the j One member at the meeting ffiwsa brevs i sr-Jss president. Pat Hough. Adrian sopho¬ Tim Scots—a British govern¬ more; vice president. Carol Seaburv. Detroit Stuart, junior; secretary. Saginaw junior; treasurer, Joanne s5SHi«a£S'i'«= ssrs attsa or Entlidiman—a gentleman Harriet Adams. Camden sophomore; social chairman, Joy Folley. Dear¬ will will he be helH held at tVilleoe at College anHitnri- auditori¬ ' «... ** , sa c""tenl disulbu"°n 01 1 uwiva. r»o Englishmen—a dub born freshman, and assistant social son, Manhattan. Kansas, and I Another bone of discontent ex- um at 8:15, S. E. Crowe, dean of Mrs. Lois [tree Englishmen—a world chairman. Margaret Sanderson. Kal¬ Gunn, Byran, Ohio. pressed by members is the delay amazoo sophomore. students, announced. North Williams officers include r,j B own, former drama critic ... . Others are Grant Haist, Caro; (many are experiencing in rccciv- Or American—a millionaire president. Louise Cloos. Painted Post -Shirley Hamclink, Lansing; Bar- ing subsistence cliccks. It is cx- N.Y. junior; Vice president. Eleanor orld-Telegram and bara Jamcs. T»e Americans—a cocktail McDonald. Detroit senior; social Royal 0ak; Corrine plained, however, that the cur- chairman. Peg Marshall. Richmond sophomore; treasurer. Carolyn Saturday Review of T°i, ^ °n, literature, , Knuth. Ontkama: Ruth Koffel, rent re-organization of thr vet- j Kalamazoo; Richard Lotz, Birni- j c ans administrations ought to Ttree .Americans—prohibition French. Lansing sophomore; secre¬ tary. Cynthia Pernte. Augusta soph¬ omore. and fire chief, Betty Schultz, SXtS * -ML- ,h"! with the probability of only a 15 Marquette sophomore. Second program on the series to 45 day wait for them after the Bshlosm Reuse ...til . ; Still others are Mary Morti- proper forms had been sent in. .Veics in Brief Officers at Bobinson house are. president. Lois Benz. Olivet sopho- science editor of New York Times i H"' Loans Available WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 UPl — mere; secretary-treasurer. Groeanickle. Detroit freshman; social chairman, Merrelyn Bird. Dearborn Frances who wili uppeer Tue«i.,. fen. ' K^SiXt It was authoritatively stated at ! Rosa Sorenson, Fowlerville; Gor- the meeting that the college will The Cincinnati symphony has ma; invesugators 1—m- been scheduled for Friday, Feb. j doa stocking, Cadillac; Marion make loans to those veteran stu¬ today that Acmiral Husband Senior proofs ef pictures Vorce, East Lansing; Harriet dents who have not yet received Kumr.c! told the Roberts coan- 8, and Feb. 26 is slated for a lec- vVilcox. Rocky River, Ohio, and their subsistence checks This taken on Monday are ready. ture from Robert Boothby. mem- | June t four year? ago the Wash- Wilkinson, Jackson, would indicate that veterans need Ifeey may be picked up at the ber of British parliament. i2m:nistration insisted on Wolverine office, according to | Thc two {ai.u|ty members who not drop out of school fru lack i the fleet in Pearl Harbor A joint concert by Bidu Sayao j will also he initiated are Prof, of funds, but could repay the col¬ re had the choice of Dorothy Englehardt, editor. agreeing and Charles Kullman will be pie- Ray Hutson, head of entomol- lege when their checks arrive. qiut'ung as its commander. sented Monday, March 11. Other business of the meeting j ogy department, and Dr. S. G. «6phomore; nousc manager. Dorothy Closely connected with the lec- I Bcfgquist, head of geology and included a discussion of the "No Smoking Campus" tradition. WW YORK. Jan. It P> — Gov. ernor Kelly today endorsed the Michigan State the distinction portent stop on this tr p has also received an appointment I feci Michigan w 11 be a L dircct a naUona) £mmittce |Ie 1948 March of Dilhes campaign of having one of the few such, to be held from Jan. 14 to 31- projects in the United States particularly good state m which to draw c0urKS of study and In a letter to county directors Unique is this plan which | to locate folklore; it has large L imcnU, work rc,a> of the National Foundation for! urges anyone to donale fag-, rural and agricultural areas, communications skills courses. horning— which conserve folklore more Infantile Paralysis campaign. I merits or complete stories about clyde w. Dow, assistant pro. ®—EarI* m Kelly said "it is a privilege for t Michigan lore and custom, readily than the cities,' Don™ lessor in the department, has been :J5 Str- '"rung ^'ews me to express once again my es- | Richard M. Dorson, instructor r Finns, "Cousin Jacks t . .. and j appointed assistant editor of tuirf:*'" *'",e Morning teem for this splendid cause, and j in history and director of the ar- "Speech Monographs." This pub¬ JIUhJ-' pukr Manner , to wish complete success to the j chives, revealed simultaneously other racial groups tend to give lication is the scientific and re¬ -525* l-°u love Michigan diversified background. " " campaign which supports it " that he will offer a onerterm search journal of the speech pro¬ -Ora* •',;rom Music Room course in American folklore win¬ Occupational groups have also fession. zHZ- Moods Baraett Heads Languages ter term next year. produced folklore, like the Paul The University of Indiana, Bunyan tales of thc lumber¬ Ute !-p the > AFTERNOON— Band Harry C. Burnett, professor at Cornell, and State Teachers col¬ jacks. Michigan State college since 1927, lege at Albany, N. Y„ began Dorson asked that stories bc TINE TABLE is now acting head of the foreign work on state-wide scales sev¬ sent to "Folklore Archives of - Bazaar language department. Prof. Bar- eral years ago. Michigan State College." Name There, information on such of the collector and informant, WUSonp'6 K®yb°artl nett replaced Leon C. Hughes,, the education, age, and back¬ J0-cv"r_ a"c Harmonies who retired fall term and who is' topics as traditional beliefs, su- ,p-"-f" a Masterworks now at Lake Worth, Florida. pernatural legends, farming cus¬ ground of the latter, and place Sigma Delta Pj. 5 p.m. ^..nd the of origin, will be important in 'Prof News Professor Barnett graduated toms, and tall tales, are being 11 Union annex Leanhardt) from Dartmouth and received his gathered by students rather than filing. yesterday Answermi Rhythms masters degree from the Univers¬ special commissions as in other Thissnew activity of thc col¬ International club, 7:30 p.m. International Center Lhe Editor ity of Michigan. He taught French countries. lege may offer themes or infor- Htuden. for two years at Tsing Hua, Peip- This spring and summer Dor- : matiorrfor creative artists wish- Union Board dance, 9 p.m. ing, China. son will personally collect folk- j ing to use folk materials. Ballroom Friday. January Page Two Grin and Bear'It • • • By Licbi MICHIGAN STATE NEWS MadAsHopps Entered u •econd-cleee matter under act of March MM at the paat-eMtoa. By JANICE HOPPS bat Laiub*. Mich. Offline lineliil on (round floor of eait wlnf of Union BPuhheheo'dSy except Sunday and Monday mornings during tha tufuly aad Thursday csosnlngs durhx summer eetsion by the students Once-bes tOUchifU State Meaber AsMdatod college. (Misstate Pnss Telephone — College Phone t-lKl Editorial Office—Ext. MS; BuMnarn THE advent of 194G represents, not only the beginning of a new year, but the beginning er. when i ■iminnM rent wrw Office — «xt. sea. of a new era, the postwar era at Saturday« National Advertising Service, Inc. Subscription rates—8c per copy; Michigan State college to be ex¬ »3 50 per year by mall; $2-28 per year tries for it CcUrtr Pmtltibtn Repnttnutn* by college carrier to students: ga oe act. If our postwar status was J The u NMVSSK.N.V. per year by collage oacrteT Co BOO- still in doubt after the convoca¬ B maowom avs. • so,ton • lot uiiui • s«s nuclei • students. tion the other morning, a thor¬ | Jack Park i ough glimpse at our boom town j boasting a MEMBEB OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — the male-populated class- j average wi The Associated Prees is eacluslvely entitled to the use for republlcaUoo rooms, at the wolf-packed grill nme con"*' of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited tn this paper and at the peacetime trenches I guard and ee end also the local news published therein. .All tights of publication on special dispatches herein are also reserved. wending their way across the on long sho campus—should confirm it. know. Faculty Adviser . ....... A. A. AFPLEGATE The proper way to begin all I W' winte JAN HOPP8 Manager Editor - I- . . . . . . . . - - MARION BECKEL new years, or so my parents al- |I pes in 40 'a ... Advertising Manager - LEONE 8BA9TROM I ways told me, is with a list of appearances ; ORE HEARING I To counter Night Editor • - good intentions or resolutions - made to be broken. But whether I scoring pace EDITORIAL STAFF broken or not, making out I taie lus best Night Editors — DEE HEARING, HELEN COVER, JEAN JARV1S, Lathey're list of resolutions is a good way I Fertir.i1. Mat' LIPPKKT. JKANKTTENIXON. JU L TOM ItlOROAN I Rroerts pegs LANDKAMEK [to get one's perspective of the soorls kdll.tr Feature Editor MARJORIE situation at hand, and a little | *•::! probably I thought on the subject never hurt c( guarding ti I anyone. Tats have Fi j In the same light, starting out; Blue Gras Affairs of State By TONI EBNER and SALLY ( I.ARK (the postwar era with some good i j intentions might do no harm. A [ j list something like this should j Hupp also has an: scoters i Beard and help 111 putting our best feet for- , Beard, consii | ward, and 'tis said that a good) sports writer bourn, just back from two and a j start is a prerequisite for success. I iron eager ir . IT seems that have vets term really these returning dotting the campus come this back I half years ih the Pacific. On the same topic is the news Rmolveri: That I came to col- lege because I wanted an educa- > j ed MS prep si Indiana state with a military outlook on things. I of the engagement til Sue R0I1- 1 tion, and a few inconveniences ' winter and ht soii, Ovid freshman, tn Ran Ohm. "Your boy friend will just have to cat in the kite!:. Spotting their objective and then 1 aren't going to stop me. I may national lug capturing it is being carried over er. State student now with the I not like my present living condi- 1 —your father's income tax papers are spread on > into their new civilian life. army air corps. room table till March 15th and can't be dist fcnes is bi lions, but I'm not going to spend ! : 1 Pin passings have become more ni.e tallv-n Proof of the fact is the ringing I my lime worrying about them, j in our cars which lias to do with popular, according to the latest I If I have the time to worry, I'll I census on such matters, Jo John- romantic doings. January will be a big month for Sigma Kappa I Phi Delt Harriet Stevens, Flint senior, who 'son, Detroit senior, has added a key. -Former owner is B. Mayn- !s(>end it looking for a better place pin beside her Kappa |I to live. There's an old saying, "If j you want u thing done, do it Telephones years Only To Birmingham j yourself." so I won't sit back and will be going up the aisle 011 Jan. ard Zimmerman. >t Husband-to-be is Stewart Another Phi Delt, Bill | gripe until someone else finds me ID. senior. Rollins, flint junior, recently dis¬ 1 la place to live. Several men have Johnson, Thnmpsnnvillc Junior, charged from the army. I found rooms already this, term I passed his pm to Kappa Delt Her sorority sister, Mickey Tail. Nancry tVixem. Ferndale sophn- i by making door.to-door canvas- ' Port Huron junior, lias hopes for jses. e rompili the same sort of thing some time jmore. Resolved: That if I happen to e average. Gamma Phis had a new turn in the future, now that *he has 1 of events when Joy l.oveland. I be a veteran and am having trou- a ring. Donor is Bill McAfee of j Scottaville senior, surprised her I hie getting my books, I won't say trni, Olli former member of the she turned up with | anything—yet. I'm supposed to Detroit, | friends when run will urmy air corps. 1 a West Point pin from Ralph Vis- I get them in time to get caught up ng nod ti President of Sigma Kappa, kochil. Traverse City. | over the weekend, and then I Betty Butler, Buffalo senior, was I Winding up the list for today is 1 can start a new week with a clean the cause of more excitement at ja Int of news from the Alpha Xis. 1 slate. But, if there's a bottleneck the house the other night at lUorthra Rohrbarh. Lansing soph- , on hooks another term, I just dinner. Big howls of candy kisses ! omore, has a Delta Chi pin over might beat someone's brains in. with strings attached told of her 1 her heart from Jack Niehousr. Given three months to organize. engagement to Fred Uillington, of I now in the urmy. I .1 reoccurance of the bottleneck Buffalo. will he inexcusable. Resolved: That even though I The Alpha ('his started out the I new year on the right foot. On Former \S rentier , have to live with classes during the left hand of Uinnic Bailey. Returns To I my lunch and dinner hours, I'm Campus I better off than the fellow who Orusse Pointe junior, is a brand new attraction from Al Kline, al¬ so from Orossc Pointe, now sta¬ ; Former State Wrestler and baseball player, Jnek Lott of De- Nee HOPPS. Page 4 on Wheels tioned in Los Angeles with the truit, is buck on campus and plans , .navy. Playing favorites with the ! to take a shot at a spot on Fend- army is Glnnie Taraion. Fowler- ley Collins' mat team. villc senior, who wears a West I At present Lott, who was 011 Pointe engagement ring from Jay | the 1D43 squad and played fresh- Match, once uiain a lime State I man baseball in 1941, is nursing student and member of Sigma Nu. ia bruised rib, which he injured Orunge blossom business is on 1 while getting into shape over the the up swing. Another engage¬ i holidays. Lott was a naval air ment concerns Pi Phi Sally Bird, j corps pilot during the war and NOW — ENDS NAT.! Detroit sophomore, and kid Kll- bmw action in the Pacific theater. SB UEDY LAAIARR • GEORGE BRENT i.n fell — — Hey "EXPERIMENT •PERILOUS" *EW*£AR, NEW DATE — added attraction — •MEW(APPROACH WALT DISNEY CARTOON IN COLOR and Afloat "LEGEND OF COYOTE ROCK" The Bell System plans an extensive trial ol two-w in providing telephone service to vehicle- in > -STARTS St'NDAY of large cities. TOR 3 EXCITING DAYS Connect with other 1 .,1,- telephones will through the.nearest of .-everal receiving and ti.u> -iiiitbn: I station- operated bv the telephone couipuuv. I; 1 grBC* I ,« allv similar to the existing ship-shore radio ini,.|.il..|K [ service for vessels in eoa-tal and inland water- llie main job right now is making more lei.?pls.ouilt j — the Bell System will begin extending telcpluui -rrvi'* I ct sot Say it with flowers to vehicles. . sets at Saturday's dorm dance t-tSSSiMT" NORM KESEL, FLORIST BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM We specialize the college way ...januaiiiiJfll. MICHIGAN'sta t e n e w s Page Throa Kentucky Ouurtet Boasts TWfttTIH Tennis Coach lining Dp Scoring Artists ~ ' NEW YORK, Jan. 10 with De- the New U's plans are already taking on capture ii lion's share of their 'hat postwar glint of top notch matches v evening on the Jenison fieldhou.se court as State despite tre competi¬ J Yor,k Yankees of conference today in a «h<- ^''-America ^competition that wiu continue tion. They are -Bob Malaga, move that surprise S,alc's push back into the upper Cleveland, Ohio, and George Car¬ threatened to send the *5. S2SSSP55C s currently player fight between the rival ' brackets in all sports, Before the penter of Lansing. the netters State end last fall and Malaga, a 1 j,^ Parkinson, ismint cum game Wildcat Captain professional circuits into court. Hashed with war the best in the I touchdown point after kicker deluxe, was m;' boasting an 11 point game • At a new s ronferenee attended west, anti when 1941! can- | the Cleveland junior nigh school average with his 98 tallies in 1 I by Sinkwich, the Yankees an- f1ldates report to Coach Charles (champ. Carpenter, a returned vet, Bine contests. Parkinson is a i nounced they had signed the two- time All-America halfback R:l" 'a,° ,llis mon'b. it is ap- j is well known in Michigan tennis guard and Rets most of his tallies j i the from ,>arent that ,he-v'" find some of University of Georgia to a the nation s finest teams number- (circles, and has captmed numer- an (on..; shots as Spartans well • three-vear contract oils titles with his Ho.k-of-Gib- I"1011' ~ . ,, I■ Dan Topping disclosed Fresident e so far ti.i.- year and has, John Kobs, varsity MSC' base- :nnw a graduate student. He will over enough for a 48? total. Charies maples iJoiih Potts led the lo-irs with a sir. :. o'lier.-. won over St. Johns, ball coach, announced yesterday get an opportunity in this class Costa, JPhi 1426 total, or. L'mversity and Oklahoma, that there will be a meeting for later in the season when he gets /i? While compilinc a 61 point-a- all baseball candidates at 4:30 in lasif a erage. State has got a 53 room 215 Jenison . ;into conditions,.Collins stated, fieldhouse, Fri- . A."i:: win -tie Spartan front White and d"Anyoneinterested in becoming ' MSC stlldenl Dan assistant baseball manager should basketball star, Nick Piceuto is a and f,,rnwr Slau' The New Hut Steak House ron will reliably get the I report to Don Arnson lairting no'l in State. time. at the same member of the ' lies. Philadelphia Phil- For Just Mil COLLEGE DRUG GOOD FOOD - V STORE .\rro»s from the I'nion s x m T»st\ l.tiiii'licoiis — Deluxe ItiiiiiiTs i 5 « Late Evening S|»eeiai* New Hour* 11 V M. Til Midnight Friuav and Saturday Til .1 A. ill. Open Seven Days A Week i m || (JW peo^ .j si»" *%£» 111 '.; w Phone 4-1710 — 2321 E. Michigan HENRY L. OWENS, Prop. Friday, January ; ■ ^ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four HOPPS information" JJnion Board Sponsors Open - the - (Continued from Page 2) has to get his lunch and dinner SIGMA DELTA PI hours. And If I don't women's world during those Parties for Social Calendar have 12-1 and 5-8 classes term, I'll get some next term. this Sigma Delta Pi will h„id meeting at 5 p.m. today in >ni It's easier to get something to eat 11 of the Union annex, a< Sororities, Student Club, Hillel, Plan Parties TOWN GIRL8 either before or after. to Constance Helmc, ; jl From the looks of things, the long vacation afforded There will be a Town Girls Resolved: That I'll fight like a senior, president. I some students time to think over new ideas for winter board meeting on the sun porch | man (and the emphasis is on the GRADUATE STUDENTS term parties. Proof of it are the novel themes on which of the Union at 5 p.m. today. adult manner) for my rights as a student, and I'll do my fighting °f all students -f graduati J * parties are based this weekend. through the channels of student will be held Thursday Foremost on this week's*— Meal Schedule For government. First, 111 have to --lembtry lecture ,nom ] social roster is the Union make sure that our student gov¬ board dance, which will take ELECTIONS Union Announced ernment is as strong as it should Meals will be served in both | be. As a student, that's my per¬ of interest to all wll|k_ J,' according to Ralph (W Rean of gradual. studif," place tonight in the Union (Continued from Page 1) the cafeteria and dining room on sonal responsibility, too. ballroom from 9 to 12. Music for urcr. Maragret Lyons, Owosso sopho¬ INTERNATIONAL CENTER second floor of the Union this Resolved: That during the dancing will be furnished by Dick more and Jean Englehardt. Royal i The Internationa] term, according to Emery Foster, course of the term I'll think up a Snook and his orchestra and the Oak sophomore is secretary. hold a formal meeting ,t..i Linden house: president, Carolyn Union manager. Students only (substitute for cokes or I'll learn grill will be open for those wish¬ Dinkier. Flushing freshman; vice will be allowed in the dining to drink them standing up. I 7:30 at the-Internatu. ing refreshments. Also the Union president Grace Campbell. Chicago Dr. Hans Leonhardt, t|,.-..J room which will serve lunches board's Party-Party plus the freshman; secretary-treasurer, Mary I know already that the Haviland. Morenci sophomore; fire and dinners every day but Sun¬ | objective yet to be conquered. grill is an of history, will speak o,; „ ■ ; Spartan Varieties will begin Jan.. warden, Mary Fox. Pontiac fresh¬ But there'll come a day. "Political and Economu 19, according to Shirley Sym- man and social chairman. Terry Des- day. Resolved: That this is the be¬ of Germany." monds, Lansing Junior. Rlvers. Chicago freshman. . The cafeteria will be open to Films on Ecquador ;•••.] e;aj Decorations for tonight's Delta North Campbell Officers • everyone, serving three meals a ginning of a new era, and I'll be will be shown previous i0 North Campbell president is Jeanne Zeta radio party will be based on Wlllard, Jackson sophomore: vice jday with the exception of Sunday (around to watch it grow better speech. The meeting v. .:, ,J and better. We're continually a Gay Nineties theme. Sallie president. Barbara Lucas, Owoaao I night. Students can purchase a members only. Woodbury, Battle Creek sopho¬ junior: secretary, Partlcia Morrison, week's meal tickets at the Union I raising our enrollment, Detroit senior; treasurer, Irene Cun- and after (sampling our classwork for the HORT CLUB more, is in charge of the affair, at, Buffalo. N.Y. Junior: social chair¬ desk. term, it seems that we're also The Horticulture club will haJ and she has announced that rec¬ man, Patricia DeLahunte. Grand The schedule for the times ords will provide the music for Rapids junior, and fire chief. Jean when meals will be served to raising our academic standards. a membership meeting tonight J Mertena. It's a noble ambition, and I'm 7:30 la room 204 of the Hi dancing and refreshments will be House of Audex offioers are: presi¬ students follows: served. dent. Keith Cole. Grand Rapids sen¬ (here to help it along. ibnUdtag. according to Dr. Har«v ior; vice president. William Hoard, The list can grow longer, but Taker, head of the hortieultui Alpha XI Delta Open House Flint pre-vet; secretary, Talato Har- Tonight from 9 to 12 is the time konen, Baraga freshman; treasurer, Breakfast, caf 7:15-8:15 these are general enough for a department. 1 slated for the Alpha Xi Delta op¬ Robert Prill. New Era; social chair¬ Lunch, 2nd floor .. 11:30-12:30 I start. To twist an ancient quota¬ en house. All veterans on cam¬ man. Russell Redfern. Saginaw. Dinner, 2nd floor .... 5:15-6:15 tion, there are "problems, prob¬ The theme will be Elsworth house officers are: presi¬ pus are invited to attend. Gwen dent and houae manager. Harvey Sunday break., caf 8-8:30 lems everywhere and not a drop itjr Meeting the Cn: Gorsline, Lansing senior, is chair¬ Wilson, Saginaw junior: purchasing Sunday dinner, caf. 12:30-1:30 , to drink." So we'll think up some Time." agent. Otto Suda. Detroit sopho¬ • constructive solutions. man of the open house. Dancing, more: treasurer. Erwln Oesterrtcher. refreshments, and entertainment Saginaw sophomore: secretary, Bruce have been planned, according to Owens. Flint sophomore, and stew¬ ard. Chester Wesley. Beaverton soph- Miss Gorsline. Tonight's fourth party is being given by the Student club. If ROOMS the weather permits, it will be All householders .who have Store Hours Friday ... 10 to 6 in the form of ■ sleigh ride, but i room to rent to faculty or gradu¬ if the snow fails to appear the ate men should call Ext. 204 and plans will be converted to a hay list the rooms. ride. A ranch get-together has Rooms are also needed for been planned to follow the ride. groups coming to the campus for The affair will take place from various meetings. 8 to 11 p.m. Chairman Lu Price, Lansing Junibr, has announced that the patrons will be Mrs. Waiter Heuling. Prof, and Mr. and CLASSIFIED ADS Mrs. John Holland, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Edwards. HUM Mixer ENGINEERING drawing set and fv Hillel has planned a mixer for board. "T" square and work. 533 W. Grand River. Call Cheap! Baker. p" tonight which will take place in S-3331 * i the Forestry cabin. Music for h dancing will be furnished by rec¬ and refreshments will be ord, GARAGE near the Peoples church served. Ruth Stein, Midlund Phone S11K). M sophomore, is in charge of the LARGE FRONT ROOM. 2 or 3 quiet mixer. girls Co-edi. poet grads. SPARS Tomorrow night the coeds of Hillcrest Ave. Call S-2210 «W East and West Mary Mayo arc having the term's first semi for¬ BICYCLES mal dance. It will be held from TOP PRICES PAID GOOD CONDITION. lik - WRITE PO 9 to 12 in the Union ballroom BOX 4H2. EAST LANSING. IM¬ with Dick Snook and his orches¬ MEDIATELY tra furnishing the music for BUS BOY at Farmliouse For dancing. tail, call S-33S3 _*j After the basketball game to¬ ONE COPY "Element, of Statisti¬ morrow night the Mason Hall cal Method" by Waugh Phone women will hold an open house. S-32M. after six. All men on campus are invited to attend. Also planned for to¬ night is the radio party BROWN and gold Parker pen be¬ morrow tween dairy and Ag hall. Call Nora which the FarmHousc pledges Dollkopf. South Campbell. Reward collar arc giving for the actives. RED CROSS REWARD for deaperaiely needed glaives lost exam week. Call 8-27M b u f f o 11 All women who have been Elaine Blastus working on Red Cross sweaters are asked to turn them in to the AWS office by 5 p.m. today. If FUNCTIONAL half of brown yellow Waterman pen Reward Amies. 4-S74S. and Peg ** belle it is impossible to turn them in PINK shell-rimmed glasses broken by this time, please notify Nancy bow. during exam week. Call Bev¬ erly Sowle, Ex S3 Wyngarden at 8-1084. slim exquisitely tailored classic of FLOWERS FOR THE EVENING Cmrlye's fanion* all wool jersey in soft pastels . . ■ fastened with ORCHIDS tiny collar button.< note the inimitable GARDENIAS Carlye and whittled shoulders waist exclusive with us CAMELIAS 25.00 REID'S FLORIST SHOP JmcL East on»- Lansing lit W. OD. RIVER 1-3551