MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Dally Student Publication of Michigan State College Weather Cloudy with know " EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, JANUARY 25. 194« College To Offer Stag-Drag Affair For All Tonight tidar'5 Informal All-College Danee to Take Place (ampui AWS Sponsors Combination In Auditorium; Dancing 9 P.M. • Midnight //,, Who houghs Clothing, Drive All students will Goodwill|meet some of their fellow Spartans. : now have that long awaited chain end's list of parties are two all-college mixers, Included in this week¬ c to Prof. Charles Yesterday marked the beginning of State's seven (lav , student5 :n i An all-college stag-drag dance will take place in the i.,lot»y class were Victory Clothing C ollection «lrive which is being sponsor- ' T\ m;,!,! M and immate- ed by activities board of AUS, ff'ollege auditorium tonight according to Shirley Hume- from !) to 12. Rosemary "j , They laughed link, Lansing senior. I '' v-,.„ • c -aid that the test | going to give was The national drive, which is bejng f|irecti Tliinr* have gone a little too .fine arts, ami concert pianist, rn.ix < |l„ The lafM excuse for not; Rapid Delivery oukint J" " n'lock is not that i According to national report-, present it program <>f ' " 1 th, early rlvr couldn't get out there will be very little time lag nticth crnturv music .11 '.lit Patrons if his room. he couldn't get into between the giving ..f clothing m it Locked out hv his roommate, the Victory Clothing Collection unlortunalc man. cla •lad in~ima- an,| tke receiving of^ it by the needy jibjv srarrhrd through all the an,| destitute ovei. . lull. o( Abbot to find someone uan A. West, director oi Mill a krv. Bv the time that the 'division of contributed api M,lfr key had been secured, ! ,,f UNRRA, said "warehouse it a as just too late. eilities which once baled one mil- I lion pounds of clothing a month | have been stepped up to bale two I Ionian Kxplorer I of million pounds a day. Shipping relief supplies is no longer a Mallard, |ToTomorrow Songs problem." PrrsiMit Talk j I Clothing Needed \igi I Among the articles needed ;ue I infants, Marion Given. I.ai. children's, men's and will present raxaphoii ■d explorer, j women's garments of all kinds, Pauline M< ehlrnan •. the African * j shoes, galoshes, bedding, blank. Heights junior, will Slag-Drag • row night at ets, and remnants of material Grow the Lilacs. ' ici;e auditorium. one yard lor over. ;affair, and June McN'utt, ktroit Kiftii on tfie and, her hus- Contributors are asked not to piogi j senior, •a-', announced th Martin Johnson, donate straw hats, toys, leather music ffcim "Oklah iktts must it; purchased. d as one of the beds, pillows, mattresses, by Merrill Walker. I Un.on desk. purses, poiary exploring novelties, or household furnish- i more. '"Baby and Hcnee Scott, Lansing j Getting back to tonight' ipgs. J functions, the Phi DtlU a faculty'will be All articles should contain a pears next. ! ing a formal dinner-dame e ecture free of personal note or message. Helen Voelker, American loom of the Hop Collection boxes have been n 'iii- Michigan State cacijc.is t department of Pledges Coeds Monday night at 8:15 n the Mumc I auditorium. " Harold Lautner. class •( 25, Djecl. At Langley Field, Va„ Evans, Alpha Omicron Pi. women's na- The quartet. composed < 11.as been named f and landscape architect for the campus planner was assistant to the chaplain.; tional sorority, announced yes* Roismann ollcgc, the administration has Among his duties were the ar- terday that they added thiee new gar Ortenberg. second violin; j announced .He will carry o radio roundup . rangement of twilight musicals pledges to the;- membership ;.s Boris Kroyt. viola; and Mi.s«najuork ,,f f oi'enn Phillip-. presented in the chapel, and num- deferred rusning came to a clr se. Sc Schneider, violoncello, will pre- • t;,ed last November, erous recitals he played at the The three new women wearing sent cC1 compositions of Haydn fying and locating sites P field. the AOPi pledge pin are Doro- Hindcmith and Beethoven. buildings and keeping the > ampus WKAR — 870 kc Evans holds the bachelor of thy Bower, Tecumseh; Wilma It was previously announced beautiful. arts and master of music degrees Radvliffe. Grand Marais, and that this concert would appear I After graduation from State, n*1* from Michigan State college. Gloria Starr, Lansing. in the College auditorium. 'Lautner mor.MNG_ was employed oy the IfO-Ea, ning News .American Park builders in Hunt- i ington, W. Va., to supervise con¬ L.arles Anthony) struction work. He held -imilar the Popular Manner -Hymns You Love J-Hop's History He fleets Style Changes it State 'positions in Florida and Illinois. Entenng the school of city -•Jews und Melody fro: The car ban would not have jly at a banquet which had been dances instead of the now plannwI Iradj-| pia^mg'at Harvard university, Han Music -,Jrgan Moods Room worked any hardship on the early patronizers of pairoruzers oi the ine omitState J-Hop |i , Hiddenfor^four in the hour, ca.l.er.^^ t.onal fjast is the ^ * ori- pense was i,j for the banquet that tb; • |he received Ij'" stayed his JN' A: on in CamoridKe to «!r. and re- -Headline EdiHon because way back then, there; gin of the J-Hop, nut MSCJ-ec- 'jdww* ^31th scarch work and teach. In 1541 wasn't such things as cars. Men jords show that snceches' Dro-iht Urr> Frymire) and their dates a=i». would uather at: s-tudents would gather as long ago as 190.J. toasunaster .oastmaster speeches and and aa pro- of "'vas aPP°'nte''s Rhythms one of the sTeighs broke down, ly about 1, 3 of the money that Flowers and baskets 4.00 International center j. '-mcnigan Lsten rtsman's Guide out of Doors) The earliest rivals dragged into what is now the old what ic now th* J came out of theA budget Masonic, decorations. old Masonic glass offorfruit toM Miscellaneous Total 35.60 All-college dance, 9-13 College auditorium p.m. M n Expenditures 51,136.26 to the Band temple at midnight, and hungri-jpunch gave the lift between MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Frida Page Two Griii ami Bear ll "v id MICHIGAN STATE NEWS MadAsHopps - Entered «i second-class matter under act at March Vft% at the part efflee. Caat Laitstaa, Mich Offices located on (round floor of east wing of Onion By JANICE HOPPS eutld'ng Annex, room 8. Published daily except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular school year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students ef Michigan State college. . _ .. Member Aseeelatsd CeHaglaSs Press . . - Telephone — College Phone t-lhl EdttorUI office - Ext. MS; Business and the well the be IT might as activities cording to spri popular ng,song ac¬ "board of — Ext. 268 . eoveeneiNa s< Office AWS. The song attributes the | Subscription rates—Sc per copy; National Advertisinf Service. Inc. W feeling to something called j Ctiftr Puhinhn Ktprtufiutitt by college carrier to students; |hai "spring fever;" activities board siomacison Ave New Vo»k. N. v. per year by college carrier to non- to an early houseeleaning. t Aeetiee • lie reeeoere slildente. The opening of the Victory | Clothing Collection drive yester-j MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to the use for republication day is everyone's cue to get some ■ of all new s dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited !■ this peper of that spring fever and start dig- and also the local newi published therein. All rights of publication oo ging around in Fibber McGee s , •pedal dispatches herein are also reserved. closets. Sponsored by the United ; Nations Relief and Rehabilitation t'arulty Adviser . . A. A. APPLECiATE association, this year's goal is t" | Manaici . . . . JAN HOI'PH Editor ... .... - - MARION MECKEL collect 100,000.00(1 serviceable, Advertising Msnager . . I,EONS; SEA8TROM garments, plus shoes and bedding, for the relief of war victims over- I Mchl I rtiior HELEN DOVER Slate students have a goal of J EDITORIAL STAKE Nlchl Editors - DEL DEAItlNCI, HELEN DOVER, JEAN JARVIS. ; their own to live up I". Last JIM. I.IPPKKT. JEANETTE NIXON. year Spartans added 1,125 pounds j sports Editor rcatare Editor - -- -- -- -- -- - TOM RIORDAN MARJORIK LANUKAMEK of clothing to a total collection which clothed 25,000.000 persons | j Women's EdRor MARIE MATTE Ke-uurr Wrltors — HOD BVERI.V, SVI-VIA (TERNItK, I'ED EARKAI.L. Mill.I.. MORTON I). SMEIII.IND. in Europe, China and the Philip-j hVMIIr pines. With clothing somewhat j more plentiful in the States and with more students to make con- • SOCIAL Kappa Sign Kcih w tributions, we should be able to . add to an even more impressive: (Continued from Page 1) Frat Activities total tins year. Needless to say those millions one is welcome In come and are ki d bi meet at Itethel Manor, ! of win victims aren't looking for j . Kappa Sigma, one of the few 43 > MAC. at 7 p.m. If the | fraternities which completely something special, just something i •a eat in • doesn't permit a sleigh , stopped functioning during the to keep (hem warm. What we; i aic. .1 bay i ulc will be given in¬ ! wouldn't be seen in at Louie's \ wai, is again active on campus, "I don't see how we could have endured i stead, Lillian Duiiulson. Detroit | according to Pres. Gale C'olley, Lower Lev el looks as good to i without government control, Sedgwick! Tin. sophomore, has announced. them as a Schiaperell: original. I Howell junior been any black market! So almost anything goes. Following the ride everyone The fraternity was de-activat- will return to a Lansing home j ed after many of the actives Ilrag out what you c insider to tor refreshments and enlertam- left for the armed services. Dur¬ be worn out and outmoded,'those ( Art Kvliiliitinn Beginning Sunday caliiro ment I'rol'. and Mrs. Paul de the war and until next clothes that were destined for the Kontng. and Mr and Mrs. War¬ ing summer term, coeds will oc¬ rug collection and the shoes that Painlin^s of Michigan Stale ProlV were destined for the back An art exhibition featuring oiljg ing Finch will act as patrons. cupy the Kappa Sigma house. ar, and Open I'arl v Coolcy A nnounced that pre¬ newly-married fru paintings by Prof. Walter Quirt | Another group taking advant¬ sent membership of the frater¬ give To us fashion is fhe last will open Sunday in the art gal¬ age ot the vv intci weather is the nity consists of 27 pledges and word; to those in other countries lery ot the Music building. The Student club Tonight they are six actives. fashion is still spinach. exhibit will be open to the public i. .ns iing an ice skating parly Kappa Sig officers are: presi¬ Anyone in a dorm, sorority or Iree of charge from 3 to 5 p.m. a Inch ali students are wel¬ dent, Gale Cooley, Howell jun¬ cooperative house will have a daily until Feb 12 attend.' box for old clothing handy. Ev¬ come to Joyce Lamb, ior; secretary. Jack Mailman. Quirt, Of the literature and fine I Tick ford sophomore, has nil-, Last Lansing senior, uud treasur¬ eryone else can find a place to arts stall, came to Michigan State nouncrsl tlia! everyone is lo meet ; er, Hubert Arms, Vermont junior. dgposit odd pieces either in the college last fall from New York at Peoples church at tl p m Pat- Union »r the Home Kc building. city. It was there lie earned all ; ions include Mr and Mrs Hus-. When you walk int Union .enviable reputation as a painter sell Kleis. I M. Ferrell, and M. ! Publishers in /Itlend loaded down like the Irish wash¬ ol non-objective art. y Met iilloogh erwoman. take a good look W eekend Meet inns Besides exhibiting in St. Louis, around Ev cry body's going to be Atlanta, and other cities. Loin i.alio parties and a xemi- Quirt h iin.i'l term party w ill hold sway i doing it it we answer the drive is represented in the The 78th annual convention Whitney tomorrow night The Alpha XI : of the Michigan Press associa¬ See IIOPPS, Page I museum. Deltas will give tomorroyj' night's tion will hold its meeting to¬ semi-formal dunce in tins Union day and tomorrow in ihc Spar¬ ballroom tan mom and ballroom of the The radio parties will be given by the Alpha Gamma Rhus, pre- ! lie comprised of election of oth¬ Hotel (lids The convention v.II Make ll A Dinner Dale cincts II arid 14 ot Abbot ball,! er is, inimitable discussions, Sanford co-op, and the Phi Kap- ! and lunch and dinnei programs it The . . . pa Taus, Publishers of daily and wton¬ ly Michigan newspapers wih at¬ Spartan Bowl I'i lU'la I'lii* Announce tend the convention Prominent guests invited in¬ I ho Wore Plrdgcs clude Gov. Harry Kelly. Ll lew Vernon .1 Drown. Pres. and - idltlo ■ thr number ot Mrs. John A. Hannah, Poet Heta Phi Eddie Guest, and Louis Brimi- Excellent Food mentioned m yesterday's pit per ficld 315 E. GRAND RIVER has been announced by the sot - oritj Deity \\ dkinson, .1 ackson, Wreathe yo.'ie I >6 Student directories, are still j apd Dm rs Woodward, La wholly captivat "4 '':iK available at the Union desk and (bangc Indiana, also pledged Wed night This makes the to¬ al the Registrar's office, it was Dry perfume > *-e teff tal number of pledges 18, in¬ announced Students should re¬ fragrance - tse perfvM stead of 1(5 i port a change of address to the Registrar's office immediately j Be the brightest stat¬ incredibly flower as r«• t : :i:nei '» - :s " Never trust > speaks upon making, it ell of everybody. -Collin: in Her folloiving . . glowing sU". -1 1 lamer powder rue liquid perfv •• Fe' i ' smoothness behind <=■'( on arms, nec», b--"" will keep yoi, de'ec**1 beyond reckoning: This weekend remember flowers for the term party, college mixtr. or fraternity dance. NORM KESEL, FLORIST AcnijUkfrotn the Union We specialize the college way COMING SI N. - "I'M;I,K.N ANGEL 1 January 25, 19-16 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS T'age Three Spartan Poolinen Favored ,Jn"'k"'en Slate Motmcn Meet Purdue Over Boilermaker Squad InOSV Affair' ln Wrestling Event Tonight 1 6y KEN CLARK Trvintr to keep his Spartan swimmers from putting all "V beaten in a dual cct i cct sines since thejrth«»ii&ht't° the coining Michigan meet. Coach Charles *rr:hl! ,statc !,n1^11111 Elli • P»| Uptfilon 1 EIaine Brant and Ruth Nilsson ... uiii iii . , top today with — seven victories. are tied for first place in block COLLEGE DRUG STORE Rowling Till ;n. OPPOSITE 1MON III ILDING In last night's j In recent games that were THE ?sssM STORE fraternity bowl-j played Jeanne Surge, Ruth Horn, . actum, Sigma Chi took four , Marion Duncan and Judy Will- in? hom Phi Delta Theta by due of Tom Ballard's 472 and | lams all added victories to their ( records. CREAMS .•'LOTION :• s.nmidt , , Dizzy Dean, former pitcher for was high point)the famous St. Louis • t'.as House 1 '!'/ ' "sers with 462. | Gang," predicts that the New " only other match. Psi | York Yankees will meet the'St. '•m Ph !u:,i<,',t "P three points | Louis Cardinals in the 1946 f lldhtnu. 7+1444 /fit+LU+ta? Kappa rau. The big pin World ^ Series, the winners were' Miller and Dick tl'A&t (Zccude+tZi TYasMwi Kvitek, iime with 445 and 444, lively. Marsh tilI /.. Iltitnl Pi.ace paced the Plvi-Taus !•: which took top honors I'ttrlraUisI ."illr Hin«I- IIoiipy X MiiioikI 'V)< ' ,-s of the night. ■i ' i.i torfeited four points .1 nnounces IfilJHI ,|er»t'ii s I i,Hon ■' 1 In in the third sched- The Openin3 of His Studio at .vOp " 1 ?i ■i the evening, and I uisiion won lour (!aiit|iana l.olion 1043 E. Grand River Ave. '! Al(iha Eps.lon Pi by East Lansing .*>()<* Trio»ay l.olion ho this week's ac- Individually Styled Portraits llasol 'oani will enter the THE MARWOOD STUDIO Sigma will replace m? derided to with- Phone 8-3418 ,>0o Pontl's (irt ani •lOc W ooiUiiirv's Oca in YartllcvN Ilaittl (ircam Elmo ltailo VI on ers — 4fc full "«• 5«c Woscoi's 1*1 NT •\S\ HAND tOT*ON Rubbing »lhp^te Tends to stwotn VI.COIIO I. and soh«n >o»" nu, t«»M lUlldi. HOCOC' 4 ?S22S£ FROM - COLLEGE DRUG FOUNTAIN SPECIALS _ BREAKFAST OUR FEATURE LUNCHEON t EGGS ATvALL TIMES y MEAT REID's florist shop TOAST COFFEE COUNTY HAMBURGERS FAIR POTATOES VEGETABLE JELLY BREAD - BUTTER j U8 TV. CD. RIVER 15c 5c DRINK I 35c There's a Difference 45c +—_ Just say "MEET ME AT THE COLLEGE DRUG STORE'' Friday, Janu;,: v Page Four MICHIGAN STATE NEWS CONCERT Increased Enrollment May FoSfvr\ President Truman Considers More Dances In Auditorium (Continued from Page 1) the program Fact-Finding Bill Strike Hope The highlight of costs about .*25 will be two of the pianist s own Oft heard about the campus t things. compositions, "Nightsong and these days are uncomplimentary N remarks about the crowded con¬ College auditorim saying this would not be done "Toccata". A concert,, pianist Says Congress Musi Act eventually. early in his career, Nordoff.lat¬ ditions at the dances held in the 1500 couples, biii there has to reject the pro¬ er turned to the study of com¬ Union ballroom. It is rumored not 24 posal appeared He WASHINGTON, Jan. ot Benjamin F. Fairless position and has since been re¬ that one couple at the Cinder- an attendance, 'n announced (/p)—President Truman ex¬ that he call a White House con¬ cognized as outstanding in this ella Spin spent three dance sets are to be J that " held u; pressed the view today that ference of management to con¬ capacity. trying to get off the floor. future, and if the sider "what kind of a wage in¬ He was awarded Guggenheim The ballroom holds about 150 there is too much power on sufficient, no dm.! both sides in current labor dis¬ crease the economy of this fellowships in 1933 and 1935, the couples, but. optimistic social ot dances will n. country can endure." Fairless, Beams prize (from Columbia chairmen, who no doubt former¬ putes and Congress now must ex¬ ert the power of the people. president of the U. S. Steel cor¬ university) in 1933, and a Pul¬ ly worked in sardine canneries, He characterized some strikes poration, made. his suggestion in itzer prize in 1940. have crowded in as many as 300 From 1938 to 1943 he served couples at some of the dances. Teachers \\ anted as a test of strength between Ia rod'" speech last night, as head of the composition de¬ company and union, making the Yesterday, Karl H. McDonel, remark in specific discussion of partment of the Philadelphia college secretary, revealed sortie ELEMENTARV: cies in s highest the steel controversy at his news American Legion Post Conservatory of Music. Tacts about College auditorium. paying cities, v > Sonata No. Ill by Prokofieff, you will get conference. He made it clear that Everyone would like to see more n Russia's foremost composer of dances held there, but the cost is he considers his fact-finding bill, Meets to Discuss N. Y., Mich, Ca! Supervisors of at still far from enactment by todav, and the Sonata No. Ill prohibitive. The bare cost for demand. Congress, as the solution. Vets* Problems by Paul Hindesmith, arc two of the hall with the checking, the varied selections on the pro¬ SECONDARY: All He told questioners that he tickets and doorman included, tion wide cover;, does not think it would be prac¬ At its meeting in the Ulnion gram. is $350. The Union ballroom heavy. tical at presdnt to seize strike¬ Lyillroom last night, Ami ipean Also several compositions by COLLEGE: Engli- bound steel plants, although he Legion Red Cedar Post 40 ! dis* Mompou, a Spanish composer, Phys. Ed., Sciem "Fantasia Baetica" by deFalla, quickly added that he was not cussed the various propleins Charles Miller Attends and all others facing the veteran student in¬ and "Undine" and "Serenade of booming. Varan,I New York Convention oua for teachei cluding the automobile regula¬ the Court Jester" by Ravel also and Doctors dec, tions, government allotments will be played by Nordoff's deft placement give HOPPS and student equipment needs. fingers. Several Hungarian Prof. Charles W. Miller, of the qualifications. It was authoritatively stated peasant songs, arranged by Bela physical science department, is attending a meeting of the Ameri¬ (Continued from Page 2) as it was answered last year. at the meeting that although Bartok. will provide the con¬ the college may feel certain clusion to the program. can Physics Teachers' association CLINE TEA! IIKKs | at Columbia university, New One more thing: before you let equipment necessary for the AGEM ^ go of your old clothes, clean out veteran student, it cannot supply Join the March of Dimes today. York. Sessions started y«terday the pockets and give those for¬ the same if the Veterans admin¬ Give to the infantile paralysis and wl" continue through tomor- East. Lansing in gotten coins, not the buttons, to istration will not pay the bills. drive. row' the March of Dimes. • * * During the past few years we have learned to stand in line for cigarettes and to stand in line for meat. We've stood in line at the theaters, and we've stood in line to register, to get books and to eat. Lately, we've been glad to stand in line for nylBns. But the latest queue appeared over on Grand River. We're now begin¬ ning to stand in line in order to cross the street. • * * Noticed the American Legion post had a tricky ad in yester¬ day's paper. These veterans must "Easy Does It" be a bunch of philantropists. First tiling I'd do if I had *51,- whh explosive given 000,000 would be not to tell any¬ one about it, let alone ask for Riveting becomes n simple mutter of advice on how to use it. touch-and-go when the rivetH used on a job are Du Font Gxploaive Rivets. They're so easy to use, in fuct, thnt a single operator win fire them at the rale CLASSIFIED ADS of 15 to 20 a minute. The aecret of the explosive rivet is the small charge within the shank. Once FELLOW DO YOU WEAII A 40 SHOUT' Single-breasted, 3 button, the rivet in in place, an electrically full drupe, pleated trousers, Middle- lieated riveting iron in applied to the Mitched tout and vest, brown gabar¬ dine. blue grey naillieail See Joe I lead. Thin fires the churge. Instantly nrlllunt. Jaeobson's, 115 E. Grand the entire rivet ahank expands to fill the Itiver, East Lansing drilled hole, and lite large, barrel-shaped TUXEDO size 36-38. like n-'w Di esses sue 14 and 14. good styles, head which is formed on the blind end excellent condition Call 84189 75 of the rivet locks it there to stay. TWO COMPLETE sets of tails; tw< Kxplosive rivets are ideal for high¬ Tuxedo coals. Kuppenhelmer make tl/es 37-38 Call al 216 E Lenawee speed blind riveting, and for riveting in Lansing or phone 49757. 7 liurd-to-get-ut places. Since in many in¬ stances they permit simplification of design and more economical production, COMPLETE SET of German-made they have many uses in the automotive, refrigeration, and other fields. ists have developed a paintbrush bristle i awing Instruments. Good condi- ion $20 00 Call 2-7100 Chuck. 75 of tapered nylon that lasts from three to five times longer than the liest bris¬ Smhind fha riv9* — rasoorWi HOOK "China to Me" left In tle a pig can offer. Questions College Men Ask loom $03 Wood Shop or 206 Itorl on In itself, the explosive rivet appears to Du Font iuivo long known how the 14th. Call Dawn Demon! 8-2541 is> a small and insignificant object. Cer¬ men About Working With Du Pont to spin a level filament of rough, resil¬ BRACELET — Greenstones set in tainly its size does not reflect the effort ient gold Frl lute between Mayo and and research needed to bring it to its nylon, but a tapered filament was Alpha Gam house. Call 308 East something else. All kinds of ingenious "WHIM WOULD MY JOB .BE?/ Mayo. 74 present state of effectiveness. spinning devices were tried and din- SILVER Identification bracelet en- Yet selection of the proper metals for carded before a taper was achieved by Openings for college gradual,-'" - flaved with Fred Call Marc Krause. hone 12541. 75 the rivet required prolonged study by pulling a continuous nylon filament exist in anyoneof the 37 Du Hon' '* l)u Font metallurgists. Determining the from a special spinneret ut a controlled PLEASE RETURN my pastel print search laboratory cantors—chem"»>■ silk scarf, loal in Union last Wed¬ types sod mixtures of powder was an variable speed — thick diameters result¬ nesday. Evelyn. 8-1041 Reward 74 biological, metallurgical, engine ring, assignment for Du Font expiosi veschem- ing at slow speeds and thin diameters or physical. Man interested in I" • PARKER "St", brown with gold ists. Design of the riveting iron called at fast speeds. top. between Auditorium and Mason duciionor anknnuiy find their Finder please call Barb Annis, Ext for the skill of Du Font electrical engi¬ The painter who uses a brush with I unity in om ot Uw Du Pont nt * of neers. In addition, electronic and me¬ chanical engineers were consulted tapered nylon bristles may never think offices in 29 states. Every effort i» GOLD and black eversharp. the fre¬ of it in terms of research. But the prob¬ 17th. between East Lansing and quently before the problem was at last made to place pen in posit'""-' f"r Union Opal Hewitt, Mason ball 76 lem of obtaining a highly oriented, ac¬ which they are beet suited, in it"' solved. BROWN leather notebook In chem¬ curately dimensioned bristle required I ion of the country which they t'r, fer istry or dairy building Tinder may The manufacture and the continuous have notebook, but would like notes yean of painstaking investigation by Call 41313 74 search for improvement of this rivet are mechanical and chemical engineers. wanYKU representative of what men of Du Font-, . • • • working together, are doing to help STUDENTS (or part time work, American industry to better and faster Rain- and Stain-proof Cloth as bus boys and counter-lielp See Miss Sutton, Union Cafeteria oilice construction methods. Many modern laundries and dry clean¬ HITCH-HIKING companion or ride s • s ers are now prepared to make »ln.~t to Cleveland. January 31 or Febru ary I. Dottle. 3M Mason 7 Nylon Folntfarwh Brlxtias any garment shower- and stain-resist¬ ant by treating it with "Aridex" water IF ANY COLLEGE department is Synth* sixad by Du Font Man storing an unused standard slide repellent, a chemical developed by MtiatW projector (SU x 3>.«l please com¬ The razor-backed, long-legged swine of Du Pont. municate with Ben Euwema. Ext Practically any "spillage" ex- 337 for use In Baste College. 76 the Orient are breathing easier these cept grease can be wiped off the sum tminos roe s«m« pro¬ days, for Du Pont engineers and chem¬ tected fahric with a damp cloth, ...TM0OUCM CHIMISTtr Problem to find (malf furntahei or unfurnished apartment, lowing or East Lansing. Must be a ratable on or about March IS. Phone Pat. 32*44 More facta about Du Pont—UctM to "Cmat • mest.nhk Lie