I fraternity Serenades MICHIGAN STATE NEWS i 'A Sigma Chi Sweetheart j ' Map Marion Camion Selected As /!»»««■. dtnly stm(lent Publication of Michigan State College dHS I Of SnlM'day Evening Formal Ball sweetheart vo1-34 33< east lansing, Michigan. wednesday, February e, mi6 sjirma Chi »wccw«=«iii. for 1946 is iriunon Marion Cannon, (in Wage-Price Policy Reaches Truman , r-iedo 0.. sophomore. The fraternity's choice was made I nmvn last night when they serenaded her with the tra¬ ditional "Sweetheart" song. from 1 was chosen .vomenl St »' j i ,/1°"'"^ Mis- Cannon a Pre'1" group Soon ' (I S 8 G H : I representing all sororities on l«mmn who attended the ,I.< igl, SStatement ot is fc chiu-Sunday I fraternity members based The Before College Audience —A WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 ert Roland, De- gram ( f intemat policy is made public. In some informed quarters it I [renins Ceremony is expected the pending price nu crowning, the crease for steel will lie announc¬ , tiers will sing ed shortly after, or simultaneous¬ r tn Sigma Chi" ly with, the wage-price decision. !u Dream Girl." An increase around or nbocr *4 coronation the a ton was predicted, compared Sweetheart of with U. S. Steel corporation re¬ I 'he pinned, en- MARION CANNON quest for "greatly in exeis.s of ried couples will . . . sweetheart . . . ■ nd verse of the k-y off ,-ials wore ■: ' tin- White I muse s ' .if c Detroit freshman, riance, and he MSC Students < APT. HAROLD E. STASSKN department durum the Steclman, piesulent at v :>•>• '• at the ballroom . . . political figure and labor troiddc- To Broadcast . . . tiff FRATERNITY. Page 2 j shooter, conferred with Si ciliary | of Labor Schwollenbaoh. I ntlerelassmen From Union 1 11 1929. Stassen be¬ If ill \inninale Stale Artis! Union board announced the came the ( lass first Spartan ... Variety broadcast ... of the term will be held Saturday _ Minnesota's history, .aid pursued an admimsUabon of labor-man- Officers Gives Talk . agement relations and . tn, state C'tioll ill : nolle • and afternoon from 4 to 4:30 during affair that won comme ni her Wiffler Quirt, in his lecture on the weekly Party-party. u model of executive SK II sd love and hate in art, hist night • 1942. stated that sentimentality and This week the broadcast -will I.. Hirthdny t.rvvtings feature two fraternities by play¬ agression are. substitutes lot love ,.'i .Vill .aid hate, since the latter a;c ic- ing their respective songs with a jtricted by morals. Immordino, Ni- brief history of both organiza¬ m. for i •Sideiil, Y . junior, says tions. Next week two sororities "Any painting premised - nly ■at his mother's on love, not using it's counter- will be featured, according to Seniors w ho had sittings nil ' is this week, part, hate, is sentiment!I paint¬ Larry Frymire. WKAH program "■jturdac. .tail. l.X. and .Monday. ing," Quirt said ui ins • talk at kidding. He's director an dmaster of ceremon¬ .Ian. 21. should come to the Music auditorium. .Titian, "X of Rinso all ies for a i'.cti- "Spartan Varieties." Wolverine office today and at to mail home naisance painter, reached the The Spartan Varieties make appointments for retakes pro¬ height of love painting, accord¬ i'/day card and gram had been suspended from Thursday and Friday of this ing to Quirt. lothes. opening at the beginning jd the Major' Reorganize nffkl according to Dorothy "Since Titian, art has bet n an term because of difficulties en¬ Fnglrhardt. editor. 1 investigation of the hate drives '' I It Hotel iforiatioit • • s (i Powerful Line countered with Federation of Musicians. the American » So. iolv started in the uives'osi- j The S ,1 ' turn ol love a! the same 11 mi and | Tvrfive coeiN ,m campus have now has reached . ' "P with an old title Party-party is held each Sat¬ which wi . man . and i w here the psycliees, lo\ anil a urday from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Da Bro nndidate. They named tt Union ballroom. I hate, can be united again 1'nppas. Midland fresh. i were before man ..opiuriHi hem, The most popular song of the cording t £?; " J nominee for the title: Pc» Most Like ly to Succeed. week on campus will also be head of c meeting will be open for :',c added, featured on the broadcast. In depart.-: < :.t nations from the Hour. : The MSC professor showed order that the Spartan Song of This mga: be limited to four or live | slides of American art which typ- the week.be chosen fairly, a bal- ad -t me.ots . the number of candidates I dies the evolution of art. I'he MHO ROUNDUP lot will appear in the State News Friday for all college stu- ing probb • studies, sun !i:»U and their all ach office. meet in room 203 Hortieul- The freshmen growth of aggression in this try is shown by the agrees,!ve uie buiiding, and the sopho- art, as illustrated by Thomas dents who wish to vote for their phases of ' WKAR - 870 kc nores in room 130 Morrill hall. I Hart Benton. Artists often antici¬ favorite song. There will be a Guest speak frequently box in the Union, to receive the called m '•< le students Final balloting for officers pate change in life, according to votes. ' further aid. viIT take place next week. Quirt. | ant Salvador Dnlj is more import¬ as a social force than as an . ning News ! "The Little Foxes" I artist. Stuart Davis" paintings v.,,hony) show that the Americans now member think and feel universal action,' Pfh-Hyrnrc- P®~Nevis tt u Love Old South Comes to Stale Term by his portrayal of universal ression in art. —D. B. ag¬ Music Room F*>—Our C> n go to School By DOROTHY MARTIN pJ-Saral'"n F 40—Head dsdivision) The cast of the winter term play, "The Little Foxes is lem in furnishing the set. Fancy TIME TABLE . — Edition cultivating that gracious air of the Old South—not with- kerosene lamps are at a premium out difficulties, according to its director, Paul E. Geisenhof. | nowadays along with grandfath- I •ow/.c, .News 1 vhe Band "The soft southern dialect is a problem for Michiganders Ur clocks and old fashioned pH today— who will pronounce those r's* ——— anos. Sigma Delta Phi, 7 p.m. j afternoon-. for all they're worth and I acters of "The Little Foxes" are a ah the men in the cast must I Home Ec ;0lkX?n^ y ^azaar Harmonies can't croon vowels without I despicable lot, the actors, who j carry pocket watches. Wrist Jr. Farm bureau, 7 p.m. 107 Union annex supreme effort. are themselves normally adjust- 1 watches not only weren't curved Long-Legged Gait ed to society, have to master the to fit the wrist then, they were Theta Alpha Phi, 7 p.m. Workshop of the JO-v" When college women abandon- ed long, flowing skirts, tiny steps | J perVerted psychology of persons i unknown, II Union annex steaJ ^ murderj despite ! The producers of Thc Little •«0-cSc'"ay's Rhythms went with them. The rule is now i ' Foxes" have consolation. This A( Engineering club, 7 100 Ag hall p.m. tnTr 01nS Up "Glide, don't walk to the nearest their charming manner. one exit." In those days only hussies Costume Problems will be the first play produced at YMCA, 7:15 aMrtan Sports p.m. cut their hair—feather cuts have State for a long time in which Peoples church Twenty >eriod costumes must there is to be no itt-S to be camouflaged. The entire smoking. It the Day's cast must develop the courtly be designed and obtained from a seems that smoking on stage is YWCA, 7:15 p.m. . New manner of the old era of the New York costume house for the no light matter and takes great Peoples church | V°Ur Brir*) Uinner Music South. producUon. The ornate period of precaution plus the sanction of Campus 4-H club, 7:30 p.m. Since the majority of the char- the early 1900's presents a prob- the fire marshall. 10S Union annex Wednesday, February c Page Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS that Does It Ent.icd a: M>cnnd-claM matter under act of March 1879 at the post-offtoa Cast Lansing, Mich Offlcea located on ground floor of east wing of Unlor, By MARION HECKEL Building Annex, room 8 Publisheo dally except Sunday and Monday morning* during the rerulai session by the students irhool year and Thursday mornings during summer of Michigan State college. M«ak>. Asaorlatcd CallaelsU Praes Telephone — College Phone 8-1811 Editorial Office — Ext. 269; Bualneai DAILY contributions Letters to of this college the Editor for dirt sheet turn the^ column Office — Ext. 268 up with surprising regularity, but a good share of them don't make Nauoivii Advertising Service, Inc. |3.jo per Jear by mail; 12.2a par yaai the paper for the simple reason Call'tt P*hliib:rt Hrpminuttt* by college carrier to students; 82.00 that the authors are modest or ago Mscison Avs. New Vosk, N Y. per year by college carrier to sat e . scttoa • cot AaatLia • Faaaciar i " Students. afraid to admit their identity. Long standing practice has MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED PKF.SS made it customary for letter The Associated Preaa Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication writers to sign the works they of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper send in, and if they don't want and also the local news published therein. All rlgbU of publication on their names published, then to special dispatches herein are also reserved. specify that a n»m de plume or Faculty Adviser A. A. APPLF.GATK tricky signature be substituted. Manager • - - JAN HOPP8 But, whether the real name is MAHlUN HECKEL used or not, the editorial staff (to Editor - LEONE SEASTROM Advertising Manager quote the usual blah) reserve's Night Editor the right not to print unsigned letters. EDITORIAL STATE There sre a couple of reasons Night Editors - DEE DKAKING, HELEN GOVCR, JEAN JAKV18, behind this, for instance fa) to JILL I.IPPERT, JEANETTE NIXON. Snorts Editor TOM RIORDAN avoid printing opinions from the restore Editor MARJORIE LANDKAMBt staff. A college newspaper such Women's Editor ........... MARIE MATTE as the State News aims at giving Feature Writers — lion HYERI.Y, SYLVIA CIERN1CK, PEG FARRALL. KATHIE MULL, MORTON D. KMERLING. the news and views of the entire campus. News stories are written • * * • • Reporters - CARROLL HESEMER. ELIZABETH CORKY. CAROLYN from the unbiased standpoint, but KAKNEY. LOIS KENT, MARGE KKKMKB. THAIS LUCAS, DORO¬ the Letters column is reserved for THY MARTIN, KATHIE MULL. TOM NOKTMWAY, OANE OLIVER. CAROL SMITH, HE A WILSON. JOYCE ZOIJJKEK the student opinions. Also (b) the signature serves as a check on whether the writer is a member of (Tie student or LETTERS .... u Ike Willi faculty body. Besides (c) some of the letter writers are modest, ci but some of the contents of their "Now, gentlemen—I'd like a proper professional expn NOTE All letters to warped. letters demand personal answer, EDITOR'S Instead of looking at the birdie. I'll ask you for a $:>t the editor submitted with the Inten¬ Furthermore, the last sentence and the knowledge of their name tion of being published, must he signed by the writer. If he does not of the editorial "as long . . and (known only to the staff, we want Ills name to appear will) the condoned by its results, It guarantee) gives us a chance to Military Credits Out Of not letter. I! must be Indicated No let- tern will be considered for publica¬ takes precedence over honesty" contact them. tion unless the writer Is known The should be a little more carefully Some extremely interesting opinions expressed afe those of the edited with special notice of the creative efforts arc put in the ISouhrri' writers and not necessarily those of the editors use of "condone." Robert Vosburg mail box, incidentally -including living Discussed • By DEE DEAKIM. the recent poetic moanings over TO thecongested Editor: "Editor's note: Criterion js a the cramming of mid-term week By Legion Post Here is u ent solution to the pres¬ housing situa¬ singular form. to the effect ". ... that . . and can 1 answer to . 'qu' Former flight officers of the | GOT to thinking as 1 stood on with my thumb tla <■■■ tion here at State. A letter from est ce que e'est' U.S. Army Air forces wilt re- familiar buddy-can-.\ Or docs a dogfish yelp or bray? 1st I-t. Bryco Dunlop, tells of his present abode out in Detroit '43, TO the Editor: A friend of mine received a letter from S. E. Crowe, dean I doubt I'll ever know the ans¬ ceive the same credits in ad- l Vide'mannTr^'tha"'', vanccd military as commissioned ; many hours jn thl> ,.. . Okinawa. Hi- is moving soon and of students, and showed it to me. wer. officers, Robert S Linton, regis- standing in lhe exact\:,. says it will be available. Maybe 1 should have remained announced today. The accommodations listed are Ttiis letter, a form letter, con¬ cerned violation of automobile a dancer. trar, j jnfi the carg g0 by us follows: frame construction, Or perhaps a ditchdiggcr is The question of the inequal- , By now 1 know tha: ■ plywood floors, two-tone brown was as follows: permit. The second paragraph what I am, ity of credits was presented to |be the HB in his shun . and cream mnsonite and wall At lids point, i don't really give the ^meeting of the Red Cedar the middle class moral. ■ board-sides, sliding window% a "The use of this permit will post of the American legion. A CBS), but the truck n: plexi-glass door, built In clothes automatically be revoked for 30 recommendation was passed to j will always wheel h - closet, triangular table with radio, days effective Feb. 1 unless there THIS AND THAT investigate and determine what jover to the side to cr , red curtain and drajies, blue is just explanation for the viola¬ Have been going through the could be done. j Never Rave I met a tion. 'i. drawer kept in the office just for Felix Wesser-Krall, Mt. Clem- ; driver. Maybe it's the spread'and white lighting. This spacious and very color¬ It is my understanding of the lost and found articles which ens freshman and former flight ,attitude that comes r ful room is now available at no¬ laws of this country that a man have been turned in. If you can officer, and Robert Elett, Grand ling to each other oici <- minal rates. Of course veterans of is innocent until lie lias been lay claim to a blue Parker pen Rapids junior and adjutant of * ing roar of the mot': the war will be given first pref¬ proven guilty. According to the (which doesn't write too well), a the post, were selected to ap- i it's, just the fact that ' strand of large pearls with pear before the faculty military erence. way 1 interpret tills letter it docs broken jers are so happy, The Address 1st Lt. Bryco W. Dun¬ not follow on this basic law. You gold clasp, a triangular green cel¬ affairs committee. After their j I ever met was last .. lop, 0-554269. 1113 Engineering will also note that there is no lophane rain scarf, and 'or mis¬ testimony the committee agreed jhe didn't count beta.' < Construction Group, APO 331, mention of a time that this friend cellaneous other small (ferns don't that the credits should be the i portoire consisted San Francisco, California- could talk with Dean Crowe and hesitate to pay a visit to the base¬ same and forwarded their opin- 'market exploits. Best a The house is located very fav¬ discuss the charge. ment quarters of the Snews. Sev¬ ion to Linton. 'in business for huqs< • orably as it overlooks the calm In my opinion the letter should eral of these various and sundry Blett has announced that the I But the true t™eke. . Pacific and has a super beach and be a request that the said stu¬ pieces have been collecting dust next meeting of the Red Cedar out Wlth Keneral comn small hoat for your leasure mo¬ dent should come in during an since last term. ments. Fishing is reported as ex¬ post will be held tomorrow ' end up with a snort >k< ■ indicated time to discuss the mat¬ cellent. ter and then only should the re¬ Looks like these forestry stu- night in the Union ballroom at ; life. And the size^f Larry Fryntire striction be applied if lie is prov¬ See THAT DOES IT. Page 4 7 to discuss the action taken. See OUT OF NOWHKIU Pa«r 5 | en guilty. Sincerely TO the amazed 1 was Editor: to read the edi¬ torial "Honesty, the Best Pol¬ C. R. B. icy." Either it was poorly written and conveyed the wrong impres¬ sion. or there is a need of re¬ freshing the writer's viewpoint. FRATERNITY Big occasion... Tile writer of this editorial has gone to the extreme in rationali¬ (Continued from Page 1) Coke zation stating that "the students will be decorated with Sigma Chi tlo not carry the burden of re¬ hearts and a large heart will be sponsibility." 1 am curious to placed In the center of the room know why this person is in col¬ for the couples to pass under. lege and what his aims are while Siiou Chi Guests here. Patrons for the ball include Integrity has never been sub¬ Dean and Mrs. Ralph Huston. ordinated to scholastic record or Dean and Mrs. Henry Dirks. Mr. to any oilier record when there and Mrs. Don Cation, Mr. and is a particle of conscience left in Mrs. E. 11. Hill. Mr and Mrs. J. the individual. Honesty it not a W. Stack and Mrs. Maurice Go- flag of pretention to wave before non. admiring mothers; it is a code, a Alfred W. Gross of Detroit, who moral pact, with yourself. is Grand Praetor of the Michigan While 1 am accustomed to 4he' province of Sigma Chi, will also .shams that often mark students, attend the ball. 1 am surprised at the brazen way in which the writer states "spe¬ cial prestige in our scholastic PIMPLES/ body in large part depends upon . . . scholastic average." What GET RID OF THEM! prestige accompanies dishonesty? Apparently he would have us USE BAR FIN feel that the standard of grading here at Michigan State is such AMAZING RESULTS that none can pass without cheat¬ REPORTED IN AIX CASES ing. Although I am a transfer Satisfaction Guaranteed student, 1 have not found this true in any sense. Available at If lie is not concerned with I'robst A Sainton Drug Stores passing but with adding another Fast Lanxlnt point to the average, then I am Also Most Lansing Drag stores mr 4 -rnTT BOTTLING ,COCA-COLA C0CA*°U C0MMNY " COMPANY OF FLINT sure that the criterion by which j And Mills Dry Goods Store he judges an education "are FLINT, MICHIGAN « Wednesday•t February 6, 1946 M 1 C H1^AN STATE NEWS Page Three 0S Sets Time Of Final Test SHOPPING SORTIE Women Who Attend J-Hop By PAT DELAIICNTE Qn|y fo Receive* 4 a.m. Permission Women's Co-ops far fashion is concerned. i A11 nounces Plans THE reserved not excitementfor ofcollege novelty is fresh¬ sure as- sign that winter's wasting A a,i women who have not taken * men. Tradition and regulation away are the window displays of ' . MVS hanilbook rules exam £t $ . may become old stuff, but there's gleaming, glistening patent. This " Vbe requ'r. .1 to take a i'l'V time during the make- Spring * 0 tftsluOII Organized last winter term in order to bring all women of always something new under the year there's a promise of through and through wear for patent, be¬ f ,n of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thurs- college sun, whether it's shining cause it's plastic, and won't crack co-op houses into a single func¬ or not. CJ> 1 Fritlav; from 10 to 12 or peel. Lmrtlav; or from 8 a.m. to tioning group. Women's Cooper¬ By this time mid-terms are Patent purses with this promise or Tuesday of ative league is now acting on practically over, and freshrrten are being shown at Penny's in ten LvMveek. in the AWS office. revision plans for the organiza¬ and seniors alike are back in the styles with lucite or amber tion. old groove of relaxation, clasps iv,men students who have not ahead for sure signs of looking and zipper openings. They're t ken the make-up exam whether Members of the league met spring. guaranteed waterproof, and sell ;i, :v have been excuXftd or not last evening to discuss Relaxation to most coeds means for $2.98 to .*9.90. r• plans to ,ast eek's make-up test, amend their present constitut¬ a bridge game. As for the proper Come some Sunday morning ir p take it before 5 p.m. Tues- ion. according to Helen Jef¬ equipment, the Marjorf* Dee shop early spring, and every gal will has a new stock of double deck want to t day. fords, Detroit sophomore, presi¬ step out in a new patent Minn Hours dent. playing cards in a wide variety pump, styled with open toe and of patterns, for .5.75 to Aicmbet* of AWS also an- .112.50. heel, and perforated for that Plans are also being made to 'ru, that women who do not ft might as well be spring, as See SORTIE. Page I deliver pins to all women living -j the ,1-liop will not receive in co-op houses. Pins arc on 4 a m. pet mission the night of order and are expected to Feb 15- Wmmen's dormitories nr- Swain Jewelry Store 1 ive within three I weeks. mill Close a* 1 a.m. and will re¬ BIG REDUCTION ON OUR- cce at a m. for students re- On January 14. WCL repre¬ j,-,c fn-m the dance early. sentatives took part in a radio CBORERS C OSTl ME BRACELETS |r order to be admitted into program of which the subject COMPACTS ( HARM BRACELETS r.tsv."r;«- !r-.m 2 to 4 a.m. wo- was "Learning Through Cooper¬ State Theater Bide. East Lansing ative Living." r'.i"rti:ist ai-i-ear in formats and l (., : J-H 1' programs. Senior Permission lie, Sue Averill, Bir- : .. . „ni t • tor, president of iv . 1. ■ i d mission is grant. FORM A WARM FRIENDSHIP t (i.i < g spring term. If Although winter styles are | a - it: : i t to graduate at the still vogue, spring fashions tire with I t.,ii ••• .'.inter terms she now on the market and outdoor r take 1 senior privileges sports take on added significance I ...v. v ir, prior to hergrad- if you can bicycle forth in a pair of slick fitting pedal pushers as s a ' tinnounced that in the ones pictured above which iv • • have received late were designed by Simplicity, women students who at- • the Don Cossack chorus have been signed in by Oik* W eek From p.m. Jan: 31. Today W omen to ISegin - THE - Informal Rash WOMEN'S WORLD Coeds interested in informal rushing "will find it very differ¬ KAPPA DELTA PI ent from t,hc past formal season. Meeting scheduled for this eve- Consisting of informal get-to¬ ni.t: at 7 30 has been gethers, the parties may last any postponed m- vt.lately, according to Joyce length of time and may be held Huwle'.t, Howell senior. at the discretion of the individ¬ HOME EC SOPHOMORE ual sorority, beginning Feb. 13. BOARD No formal registration of wo¬ Members, f the Home Ec soph- men will take place as the par¬ ir re beard will hold an import- ties are purely invitational af¬ meeting tcdny at 5 p.m. in the fairs. The only requirements •:y of •:,(■ Home Economics are that a woman must have |-rant, tic 1 rding to Marian been on campus one term and sen. Huntington Woods have made an all-college one 1 pitomure. point scholastic average. ■" a members of the board are Informal rushing varies con¬ '.ar4aiet Foster, Detroit sopho- siderably with each sorority. j.:.e. ami Jean Long, Chicago Groups which did not choose to 1:1. sophomore. fill their quota of 65 members, I SlU. as set down by PanHellcnic, Members of SWL board Will w.e the.r may continue to rush during the j dinner today at'5 p.m. informal season, according to - r „i shop, according Mary Slack. St. Louis senior, j p I.o 1 Harris, Lansing scn- and president of PanHellenic ! council. CLASSIFIED ADS ( 0n« day i.asm11eij RATES Two day, ... 30c 55c IF VOU FOUND my heavy sib link bracelet, lost Sunday* Jo" da'V 80c *1.00 call Ketl. U1845. Thanx. J w dr.. »wd *1.25 : 13. two cents per BETWEEN EVERGREEN ST. and A org, Byrnes', Ladles' yellow-gold Bollva watch, serial No. 0)40108 -$5 reward. »"ll SALE Gerry, 8-3341. 82 BIOLOGICAL Science lab. work¬ K. y ' 'I ,jio motorola, wire- book. Either m Morrill hall or Olds Cfaium ""dv Call Marilyn hall. Call Nor inc. 8-2882 v South Williams. CAMEO BRACELET - Between ' IT. 520; one Lansing armory and Mason hall. tux. Call Norma Jordan. Mason 1 ' all at Twit-hell's. 82 kmEl.Es: 'iitomatlc record "■en; .380 eight shot I equipment: elec- d player. Alt arti- "K and E" decitrig slide rule, ^Dependable oily mod* black case Reward. Swede Hagger- U21 W Ionia, rear stroin, 8-2138. >3 tailored, oil-wool Classic Count seivica J 5tTiSr~ j O— SET OF DRAWING instruments in from A.M. til/ P^h» four a I years »t H C t s,lze 37 Can be Olds hall, room 306. Call Bill Seals. _' ' Lansing. 8-4281. Reward. '2 Yo*B reerfl^ be jMoresfed _ wanted SUNDAY evening, between library and Union lounge, my Mom's gold dn».. ^luxurious akinner Vm '' ,Sax in good con- bracelet. L. G Palmer engraved on «wet piped ddge*, iver pocked 5^ , Uw' Phone 3-8581 inside. Phone Marilyn Miller. 8-302t). Quick! This is serious. I ^1 ob'ue, ftandy toe*«0n straps. In . color* 0# I ob' » cant v-n 1 be witnw"h her ner FOR EXCHANGE I n*,r'! NeedT,.i KgcJS2ffi " ?rge room or apart- (dtifled Wade Sizes 7*17. 29.95 WILL TRADE new pair of mens roller skates, new matched riding I k°« d BUV^ Cheery boots and breeches for typewriter. Call Joe Feldinann. D-4. Weill, hall. portable « I (2 MILLS _____ PERSONAL I s" Mwrnoon. are YOU lonesome. GIRLS? Call Dick Caskey at 82881. I'm 5T0". >m'° dark. 175 lbs., good dancer, and Chem. major. 83 Wednesday, February 6. 19461 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Four This Is 'Sparty' Shopping Sortie Hannah Approves (Continued from Page 3) For All Able Bodied Men Watching A Lohbynecker peppy, young look. They're dis¬ played at DeCamp's for $7.95. By MORTON D. SMERRING These days every gal puts her Discussing Truman's proposal of one year of compulsor best face forward with magic military service for all young men, Pres. John A. Ham ah.l in make-up. A complete cosmetic line of Du Barry, by Richard in an article in a current issue of the Michigan Education! Hudnut, will give her that pretty Journal, wholeheartedly endorsed some compulsory rni!i.| pan look. The place, College tary service for all able-* Drug; the price, $1.00 to $2.50. belong." bodied young men. He expressed the opin.oc The find of the week is "Snif¬ "I think it important that the basic training period is fy." "Sniffy" is a giraffe who they learn something about as much time as is requi: lives with all the other California inculcate in young men ceramics at Kessel's. He has lots military organization and disci, sonable intelligence abom • of animal friends; dogs, skunks, pline, not only from the stand¬ the advantages that wo. zebras, deer, and squirrels. They point of the part they might be , called upon to play in time of gained from this type of tr . all would like to belong to some war, but for the good effect it College Furlough kindly coed, who would take a would have upon them as private The MSC head advocati personal interest in them, and citizens," he declared. "all young men interest,, i their friendship sells for only Lark Discipline ing to college be furlou. $1.25 to $3.00. the colleges for, such p< "To large a percentage of our However prevalent the hopes they are enrolled in com for spring may be, the grim re¬ young people are raised without maintain satisfactory any proper discipline," Mr. Han¬ ality of two more months of snow nah stated. "They are selfish standing." and northerly winds must be fac¬ For those not going ' and unable or unwilling to accept ed. For those brisk hikes to Col¬ Pres. Hannah proposed ' and respect authority, or to sub¬ lege auditorium at 8 a.m., the basic training period be ; College Book Store recommends merge selfishness to the best in¬ See HANNAH, Paer grey zipper-up windbreaker terests of the group to which they , that's slim and trim. Plain styles nre $5.05, and style monogram- med with Beaumont Tower are PLAYING CARDS $5.90. A coed can be sure she's pre¬ 79c to 82.SO u double deck - pared for play or study time in in a wide variety of designs the wool jersey turtle neck blouse with cap sleeves offered Style Shop. Lending itself at the equal¬ MARJORIE dee shop Thr Shop on the Corner ly well to suits, slacks, or jump¬ 226 • 228 Abbott Road ers, it's a versatile fashion find black, melon, yellow, aqua, Store Hours to 00 A M. to 5 30 P. M. Tuesday thru S.,i Closed on Mondays lime, blue, or grey, at $3.93. Drawn by Jim Graves. Cut by Sue I.ittlefieUl & i *x Have Yon Been A Lohbynecker This Week? Sporty, n familiar figure to building, old-lune Spartans' is back again One of the traditions that will Drown this time by Jin; Graves,] Ik1 included by Sparty is "wo- wl Mtekegon freshman. Sparty has ; o:en nre not allowed to sit mi the been given n new Job. Onion ; lower deck of the Union." board has designated that ht ' shall add a little humor to the ' _ That Does If VVWf _ t - Siurty will only work one dav (Continued from Page 2) ni week, thu he willWednesday day every at ar m «h« On h w ,)p „.rhniques and pracUco8 of ad. State News aid thrmnd, J, , „f ^mi toon featiil'illK In- sell, x . ......... s![ ,M.,Wlvn us spre.tl his messages. ,mfJ w,laU.vw kmd „f tm. A large stuiw card cartoon ot p;, Spai1 y will also appeal in the i,had their giant wagon Ulimn board show vase located v. ,i s,.t up v,n the grounds bo¬ il, too fust deck of the I uion tweor, the Home Kc build.tv. and loo members or Urn- n I»mi d uie Union Monday running, and felt the need for insti tret-un ot -.imp"- ntereM u a> almost out o; sonic kind to acquaint the new ''",un AiO MANUAl RU-SAlVINf It QUIK-BAN0S Vr AO* TIRSTAID ADHESIVE TAPE 2 riRSTAlO CAU7E BANOACCS C IIRSTAID CAU2E PADS PURltEST TINCTURE IODINE PURIHST AR0M. SP. AMMONIA . .4$ A ANTISIPTIC SURCIOU PWD. C PAPiR DRINKINC CUPS FACE POWDER Voii.'ll capture hit heart with tjour exquisite complexion when you use Dorothy Perkins face When Accidents happen it is essential to ft) Skiw utj: :t d> •Oti I doctor arrives and (2) a-.-r irjuntJ tnetitK.-j KitJ; at pour 59c powder. Silken-spun to hide tiny skin faults, it clings fingertips. That is why FirstaidHrand Kits ate equipped with both basic emergency nceJiy and a 24-page up-to-date jpirst Aid Manual. SolJ only at the Rexall Drug Store. NO. NIT" softly... for hoursl Seven flattering skin tones. . *1-00 Miss Florence Harms — National Supervisor for Dorothy Perkins, will introduc - : THE Nltf NAME IN NOME DEFENSE demonstrate the Dorothy Perkins line .... AT PENNEY'S Thurs., Fri., and Sat. of this u'-'- COLLEGE DRUG STORE THE UNION BUILDING FENNV'S STREET FLOOR MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Five [(FORMATION Out of Nowhere— Thirteen Parties Fill Irtft rt(,n are invited'to a (Continued from Page 2) check. But it is kidJ, 1 thought his Weekend's Schedule always in the (Shulman s) , 'Feather Merchant's' spirit of modesty and I am sin¬ was about the funniest d.... thing Formal Parties to Take Palce at Olds, cere when I praise the trucker. I ever read—so there. Another thing I like about him Porter, ^lasonic Temple, Union and purpose of the is his spirit of fraternity. Never J)Te!h?ps with a fine 1 am cre«"tln* you sense of MSC students are making an all out effort to forget literary ap¬ t^anY according to Ray do we pan another truck without some comment such as 'That's preciation which you do noLpossess. (This obviously about mid-terms, sleepless nights and blue books. Thirteen Jgfpubiia^y chairman. Hank," or if he doesn't know the am sentence, I fully aware, could be vicious¬ parties have been planned for this weekend to turn stu¬ feVt-Vciub8will hold ofa ■ tor election name of the driver, he gives a friendly beep beep on the horn. To the truek driver I him ly attacked on rhetorical but if you are anything of a you will let it pass without com¬ ground, lady dents' minds to calmer subjects. Friday night the Phi Kappa Taus will give their formal ETand other important bus- sing my term party in the Porter ho-a undying song of gratitude.. And ment.) to the high school boys in their tel ballroom. At the Hotel Hotel Old* HV,j I'nion annex, according "Why don't you just admit that jalopies I also give my thanks you have been guilty of a Olds on the same night the Saturday night's calendar is Kfriti Van Fpp*. publicity ever if they are good for only ous error and run a griev¬ Theta Chi formal term party just as impressive. Sigma Kappas complete and will hold short lifts. At least the peril of humble retraction? will be underway. their term party in the j Kr.ixr.rmNT'c n R the ride is exciting. "And in the meantime, if Hotel Olds that night, and the mating of the Agricultural » * • will listen closely you you Masonic Temple Kappa Deltas' dinner dance will Liwenns club will be held to- haps discern my voice (along may per¬ At the same time, the Masonic take place in the Faculty dining Km mptly a' " in room,100 Uu hall. H. E. Pinches from MUCH surprised to find a let¬ ter thumbtacked on the per¬ sonal message board in the chorus with Shulman'sj in the mighty temple in East Lansing will be room of the Union building. the scene of the Delta Sig and The Alpha Tau Omegas' term chanting 'To h... with Lhrtuson foundation in De- State News office yesterday. It Dearing.'" Kappa Sig formal party. Friday party will take place Saturday ". will speak -n the topic: is unusual to get a persona! mes¬ night's fourth formal term par¬ night, and also the Sigma Chi Signed, The Ancient Mariner. R, ^ Agricultural Engineer- sage let alone a letter, so my Well, kid, for a brief second I ty will take place in the Union Sweetheart ball. Student club and anonymous friend from Wauke- ballroom and it will be given by Catherine Black house have ra¬ gan, 111., has scored on that point thought that the Great Shulman the members of FarmHouse and dio parties planned for that eve¬ IrMOR FARM BUREAU himself might have written me, Delta Chi. ning. fb Firm bureau will bold a at least. The letter follows: Dear Miss Dearing: hut yoji understand,. don't you, The Lambda Chi pledges have Btint Jl * tonight in room 107 "... now as to the motivation my anonymous critic, that he planned a radio party for the ac¬ in annex. Mary Winner, Davl- would have been much more dig¬ THETA AI.PHA PHI for this little epistular gem. ( freshman. announced. I have just finished assimilating nified and clever? It was very tives Friday night. Coeds of Kap¬ Thcta Alpha Phi, dramatics sweet of you to send me my first pa Sig annex also have one plan¬ honorary, will hold n meeting to¬ pRf.t your nauseating excuse for a column, "Out of Nowhere," 30 I fan letter. But I haven't the heart ned for the same evening. Con¬ night at 7 in 11 Union annex. I I meeting of the 1WCA Will to answer your letter since you L|f|« tonight at M i at Peoples January edition, and I am utter¬ cluding the night's list is a radio All members are required to at¬ ph. Plans inrliided an all ly appalled that you can have apparently don't have the cour¬ party which the men in Abbot tend, Yvonne Pessel, Detroit sen¬ Miril program made up of cel- writ the thing you did. age or strength of your convic¬ I have have planned. ior and president, announced. tions to make your letter legal by Ltielin. piano, and vocal selec- reference to, and I quote: W and group singing, accord- 'I THOUGHT HIS signing your own name. Thanks (SHUL- L,io Marv Greene. Deckervllle MAN'S) "FEATHER MERCH¬ for trying and better luck next ir and chairman. ANTS" STUNK.' time. ■Sore Hour* Wednesday ... 10 to 6 THERE'S Sec how Cara Nome Face Pow¬ der, Rouge, and Lipstick give you instant new loveliness! . . \ Choose your own most flattering tints today! CARA NOMt FACE POWDERS CARA NOME ROUGES CARA NOME LIPSTICKS CilUil NOME AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY AT THE REXALL DRUG STORE COLLEGE DRUG STORE ) OPPOSITE THE UNION lit ILIUM. -COLLEGE DRUG FOUNTAIN SPECIALS- BREAKFAST LUNCHEON MEAT POTATOES 2 EGGS TOAST VEGETABLE COFFEE JELLY BREAD — BUTTER 5c DRINK 35c 45c Our Feature At All Times COUNTY FAIR HAMBURGERS onV 15c East Lansing There's A Difference a Jacobson charge account is so convenient Just Say "MEET ME AT THE COLLEGE DRUG STORE" Wednesday, Febn 'age Sis These Men to Compete In Carnival H ejrmie oays By TOM RIORDAN intoabout IT'S time the lap a few very of Charles overdueMichigan McCaffree, orchids ming coach, for the very fine job he has r|<, suming command of the Spartan tank squad Although His team suffer-* —- ed its first loss of the season event. As they the starter fired h when it fell to a talent-laden . was a false start an , University of Michigan club ly.shot the gun tw- i last Saturday, McCaffree still de- There was a silence serves lnts of praise. The Wolver. mors floated ' to the ines had power and number. some wit shouted: Ever since the likeable "Mac" "You got three stepped onto the swim scene at State, the caliber of tank teams OWLING fan- has increased until now the name Michigan State in swimming cir¬ B° and there's a : i are ardently • cles signifies one of the best. the proposed build The coaching genius and pleas¬ State are' okoyed H ant manner of the Spartan men¬ ing alleys will i„ tor is well known around the state, especially among high During the pas' school athletes. For this reason maples game has i the Spartan tutor has been turn- favorite with fell j ing up with most of the state's across the United outstanding prep stars the past is probably the m few years. dividual game in | Right now there are a raft of Americans, youi I' top-notch underclassmen toiling for McCaffree and so if all Modern, clean a! goes popping up in ! according to plan, State will con- nation, and the;, i tinue 1 to field more and more morning 'til n,.- powerful teams. It is very reason- astic keglers. p, | able to assume that within an- major part in tin j other couple of years McCaffree's else college stun.- ; swimming teams at State will be the school year : | on a par with those at any other college owned | school in the nation. leys would read in money to t d (EST laugh of the week: During initial invest mem Pictured here are a few of the standout entries | champion from Michigan; 4) The Soibert twins of BE the State-Michigan swim meet four tankers were lined the lanes, and. in healthy esc n n the coming State relays: 1) Boh Carrier, MSC"' Ohio State, Bill and Dick; 5) Ed Taylor, Western uirdler. 2) Fred Jones, Notre Dame sprinter; ID i Michigan, high jumper; tD Ted Wunch, ace Spart- up for the 100-yard freestyle dents. "hnrles Birdsall. Western Conference two mile I an pole vaulter. Stellar Trackmen Tennis Men Show Promise The New Hul Steiik H ouse Coming Here For State Relay Meet During Initial Praetiees Initial workout for the 1940 lips of Jackson and Dick Young, For Just Some of the finest trackmen tennis campaign started Friday returned lettermen, to swell the 1 n the middle west will assemble night as many of the Spartan squad to normal strength soon. I i the, Jenlabit fie! tl house net candidates got out to swing Expected out is Joe Beyer, j their racquets for the first time Grosse Pointer who possesses a' latiirdn.v night for the 24th un- itiif! Michigan State Relays. At east 12 colleges and universi- this year on the Jenlson field- raft of tennis experience. No re¬ house basketball floor. cent word has been received of GOOD FOOD ics have filed more than 325 Coach Charles Ball was on John Kline and Herb Hoover, rttries in the 18 Relays events. hand to supervise the initial 1942 team motes, who are ex¬ From Ann Arbor, Coach Ken melting as he witched Bub Mal¬ pected back before spring term tohcrtv will scud a squad of 33 aga. Bob Ballard, Ben Bolter, starts. Volverines. which will be top- Carl Frantz, John McGrath, and >ed utile by the Spartan team Roger Cessna in action. IFr Votes Down d tl" entries. The U. or M.'s Former State tennis stars on '.liner Swunson and J tick Mar¬ hand to give the Spartans a Ca«re Tournament in. Big Ten hurdle titiists in helping hand included Rex Nor- Tasty Luncheon* — Deluxe Dinner- 944, promise to give State's Bob ris, Hernt Struck, and Fred Sounding a final note on ; Carrier and Amlen Carter llouser. all of Lansing, the first lP46's intramural baskcbalL sea- i rouble iu both the high and low two having been number one son, the Interfraternity council 1 Late Evening Specials turd lcs. voted last night to veto a pro¬ men on great Spartan tennis bum- Twills Will Come teams. posed plan for the rental and use of East Lansing high school Wolverine Charles Birdsall, For such little practice. Mal- Vostern Conference two mile gym to stage a fraternity cage I'ga and Cessna teamed to give itlc bolder, should be counted tournament. the stars plenty of trouble in ■n rather heavily in the dis- The main reasons for this 8-1 dbubles, at times showing mid- ance run and along with the rejection were the short time season touches of sustained hard lume t\«. ins, Bob and Ross, will left to play and the cost of rent¬ bitting. al. New Hours 11 A. M. Til Midnight irobnbly take part in the relays. All of the men counted on to Michigan will also enter two give the Spartans a good team ip and coming Role vatilteiv in Me! Ott is starting his'22nd Friday and Saturday 'Til .'I A. M. gave encouraging demonstration. year with the New York Giants I'nrren Bentz and Charley Lait- Coach Ball expects Dale Phil¬ this season. Open Seven Days A Week itson, although neither is ex¬ ecuted to threaten State's Ted if ouch's recent record . MATIM K DAILY -t 2 |». M. fish Strong Contenders NOW NOW Notre Dame, fresh from the lew York Melrose games, will l.so be a strong contender, their SHOWING statf SHOWING tar distance man Bill Leonard, 'ho plaeod fourth in the famed /anamnkci Mile should give She looked like nothing at all . . . SomebWc! ic Spartans plenty of trouble, s will Kred Jones, ace Irish but Htl diaby orintei and middle distance unnet. Had lift From Ohio State will come uch stars us the Setbert twins, mobody s See TRACKMEN, Cage 7 bu swiss! FOR VALENTINE'S DAY Remember her with your portrait from the studio of Marshal! L. Wood The New Hul Steak H ouse . . . • Distinctively styled • t'oiivmient Prires MARWOOD STUDIO Phone 4.1710 2321 E. Mich'**0 1043 E. Grand River Ave, East Lansing HENRY L. OWENS, Prop. Phone 8-3416' r 6, 1946 Page Sover. Fraternities Add Wisconsin Next Siviniinintr. Track Big Ten Foe On Spartan Tank Schedule [or Spartans /n Sports Action Wit A the announce .nent of in— j ^ By MIKE I.A PERE This week wiser try. Robert Alw.irdt, recovered l«.'fraternity and ! a and; from in Court • swimming the flu. will also be in tin track uieeis . the IPC sports more seasoned Michigan 220, schedule is gradually while Hai'land Dodge, ant returning, [State swimming team will Charles Huwey will make up tin to a prewar status. Jfortin" • railing to' be held February Swimming 2d, 27 ana is journey to Madison. Wis., to other 440 men. j meet its fourth Big Ten foe mund In the 60-yard freeslylc Ljtr Cag*' >1(>n 28. Preliminaries will be held the | of the year, the University James jndykc, John DcMnnrt, anc l|n Total I'oints first two days. The winner of the las: tank meet, which was ; of Thomas will get the cal. Wisconsin, after learning while while in the 100-yard freestyle losing to Michigan, considered by James Quigley, and DcMond, thi 1 , Ev RO(iER rPSSNA^ held in 1942, was Phi Delta | tank experts as the nation's top "Gold Dust" twins, air sure t< LBL,n States. tiKhtini? The la. j outfit. K finally got around Events to be held are: 100 relay. 50 yd. breast. 50 yd. free, yd. ; Little is known of Wisconsin's 160-yard backstroke crew tL „n the right end of 50 yd. back. 100 yd. strength this year with the cxccp- comprising four contenders, is ire Ere to complete their I5L «wing with an easy 75 yard medley relay. free, diving. , tion of its 31 to 53 bow to loxva by Freshman Howard Patterson The IPC track meet will be j last Saturday night. A strong who set a new record agains | Iowa team took seven of the nine Michigan. UTlie other three mci I -lin over the Univers- scheduled sometime in March and j events to beat the Badgers.- are Willard and Harry Coo ley |rf Cincinnati, nearly a repeat will list the following ' From the Spartan squad two and Roger Brown. 50 yds.. 220 yds.. 440 Erf their earlier home con- events: yds., 880 yds., mile run, 50 yd. ey and I newcomers will make the journ¬ Paul Seibold is sure to see ac¬ C,.(the Bearcats. high and low hurdles, high this year. appear for the first time tion in the 200-yard brcastslroki C.. .iiat their toughest Allyn MeCormie, a event with John fc, ,he season is history, | jump, shot put. and 880 yard re- ! freshman who enrolled in the Bolenbaugh, and McGruth,.Ton Dean Water ll, come home to mull | lay- j nvd,-winter quarter, is expected following up. In diving Donah |7 team can average Sigma Nil came out on top in ! to swim in the 220-yard freestyle Dunbar, the last meet held in 1943. with Dudley Harned, and Ro¬ It.'and St'" >' se two out 'event, and Enrique Rendon, Ec- bert Kcnyon are hi line. tgames. In all of these enly two points separating it ; uadoria and old friend of Abel En hit the half-century from Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Gilbert, will swim in the 440- i When Don Budge, for mo: Vtg that their basket yard freestyle event. world champion tennis pluyei X plenty sharp. In 1930 the Spartan basketball Gilbert leads the pack of frce- was an EM at Monterey, Calif Kvne and University of De- team compiled its longest win¬ stylcrs and is expected to swim he once drew a detail that re i will provide this weeks ning streak by going undefeated both the 220 and 440. Gilbert's quired him to do nothing bu ipetiticn for Coach Ben Van in its last fifteen games, scoring showing last Saturday against sleep. He was testing a new lyp me's netmen who now have OLLIE WHITE, who dropped 160 more points in that streak Michigan boosted him to one of of bunk fur the Quaitermnste Lir,. record of seven wins in 13 points to pace State in than their opponents the best freestylers in the coun¬ corps. | seen looses, with the Tar- its recent win over Cincinnati, o, •... n :■ morrow evening, has 103 tallies to his credit so wtinati Took Wayne ar this season. He'll be starting at one of the Spartan guard ■jy-.e nly recently lost to the b Cincinnati team that State posts against Wayne tomorrow _ for 'he count 69-39 evening. [day e .ening, and on this ba- O^IPBH COtM*T warring IN intirnationai Ricruwi "TOMORROW IS FOREVER" Lil.le Bill" Tomorrow |Sfa vn oasketball fans will WOMEN'S • Mad Square garden • s n SPORTS , iple-header" effect Thurs- „ evening, for along with |t State-Wayne tilt the sixth By MARGE McRAY id -cvrnth grade Holy Cross lice Beacons" and "Red Maddock, the sensa¬ tional freshman swimmer who ' will also do battle, adaed attraction will has already broken two rec¬ ilace during the half- ords here at Michigan State, has he intermission. again set two more records. While pacing the Ewing-Concord house to victory in the swimming Spaitans should be at meet held this week for block 1, [: 20 • mints the favorite. How- she sliced five tenths of a second State had no little trouble off the back crawl record, swim¬ [getting oy the Tartars 53-47 ming it in 19 flat. three weeks ago. 1 Edna Hartman's record for the p tneir initial win over Wayne 40-yard freestyle was also brok¬ ■ Tartars led most of en by Miss Maddock, who estab¬ nly to have Ollie White. lished a new mark of 23.4 sec¬ P Furt.no, and Shorty Krall onds. ••re to pull the Spartans mti the fray md Alpha XI Delta Still on Top eventually Though Ewing-Concord house | Ja k-- en point lead. defeated Alpha Xi Delta this Ben Van Alstyne used 1." men m each of the three week, the latter held top spot Furttno netted 37 points in block 1 by virtue of total "of games to points amassed from the last two bring his the year to 158, while meets. Ewing-Concord is running ■running mate at forward, a close second. These two teams will compete with the two win¬ I " f ' "8 to make ners in block 2 on Feb. 13. coun! HI and rank F' furttno m the individual Ewing-Concord's medley relay PR! race team came in first and though Against '(inci they didn't break a record they did tie the standing record swim¬ 7 *R"e- ' was high man "tcinnat. with 13 tal- ming it in 1.04. ' ctld up 12 Hartman Paces Her (Tub ' in the Notre •»! Ker.' a ky tilts, to Miss Hartman, of Alpha Xi ■■ " r.t» tn.nl spot on the Delta, took first in the crawl ane Wlt" a season tot. event, also side stroke for form, and second in breast for form, Sh''"v Krall turn- and the 40-yard freestyle. -ree excellent road per- Doris Pick placed in three 7 , for nine events for Alpha Chi Omega, ; 10 in the Blue while Lois Soderquist took the '."•Vs ' • eight during first place position in the diving contest, adding 10 points for Al¬ A-ALWAYS MILDER •* '"ad" player, pha Xi Delta. f • * p. u*.'i 4>c..» iriinent part in Miss Dorothy Kerth announced B EETTER TASTING - • ; r has clinched that there is swimming practice the Wayne in the Women's gym from 4 to 6 i^teficid every night, and encourages swimmers to come and practice c COOLER SMOKING as there will be an intercollegiate swimming meet held in Detroit AH the he I rut/is or at the Women's City club on Srrxsk>nn Pleasure b'tiirini Entries March 1 and the team will be made up of the best swimmers from Michigan State college. I" *t(itv \fee| S 1 a couple TRACKMEN r '* "iners for its ." ' the 8 and 10 (Continued from Page 6) " ' Coach Charles Buckeye captain .. William, the and hurdler, and Richard, high ,9 Radio || o/ A .s/, Skilled Group Treaster Replaces Geil At MSC Post To Present /%v1 Of Musicia ns W. Lowell extension Treaster, MSC editor, has been nounccd take a position that Geil resigned to with the Standard fThe Drunknrd' Oil company of Indiana, as a Will Appear named! director, of the de¬ specialist in public relations and MSC Radio wo.i the direction of Pr< "I • "tidJ partment of public relations field representatives for the ■>"* A.cJ The Cincinnati Symphony at Michigan State college to re¬ company. laway of the speech place Llgyd H. Geil, who has re¬ Coming to State as an instruc¬ will present an ,i, '"Tartmejj will appear at College audi¬ signed the_post. tor in journalism in 1935, Geil ra sentatives in 15 states for the | also. years of experience behind ; company. Before coming to State as a sophomorb; Mern ! them. • junior; Yvonne Treaster, a graduate of Kansas member of the publications staff, 1 Beyond the visual and audible j W. LOWELL TREASTER State college, litis held worthy [Treaster was managing editor of senior, and Chuck ,\ organization is another form. I positions, including supervision of the Manhattan, Kan., Mercury. City sophomore. . . . replaces . . . The instruments of the ensemble are valued at a quarter of a ■ million dollars, and a large staff j j' needed to care for them. The J library is one of the largest and j experts are employed to keep i! i ill order and have the orches- • tra's programs on hand when | needed. Appearing also on this week's j lecture-concert serie s will he j Harold Stassen, former gover- i nor of Minnesota and recent 1 aide of Admiral Halsey, who i will speak tomorrow night in i Good News for Unsuspecting T.B. Victims the auditorium at 8:15. HANNAH (Continued from Page 4) HKBK is newsthe ahead in thatfight about free tests and anothert. b.— marksagainst new step by an additional period of spec¬ news x-ray ialized training in various skills equipment. that would be valuable ,in civil- ( As a means or locating jwissibly one Kin. as well as military life. rind a half million undetected cases of "This program would not in- ! tuberculosis, the IJ. S. Public Health terfere with the training of sci¬ Service plans to piTer chest x-ray tests entists, teachers, doctors, engin¬ to nearly every Atneriean during the eers'. or any other groups of col¬ nest five years. This survey is niado lege-trained persons, upon whom ! possible through the use of new equip¬ ment which produces chest x-rays on the future of America depends," i small film, thus permitting mass exami¬ the college president stated. nations at reduced cost. The development of the new film and tlio special fluoroscopic semen was not accomplished overnight. Organic chem¬ ists, physical chemists, physicists, and other technically trained men were re¬ quired to make exhaustive studies lie- fore the problem was solved. Special sensitizers had to lie found. Phosphors and activators had to be formulated for the screen. Hoth screen and film had to be of ultra-fine grain, and the spectral Miniature X-Ituy Pictures May Uncover 1,500,000 Hidden Cases emission of the screen had to lie adjusted to the spectral sensitivity of the film. Visit our store Men of Du Pont under conditions in which the use of are proud of their copper and sulfur proved harmful. After part in the development of this new aid Quettion* College Men . I »/• to medical science. The fact that their long and intensive research they found for about working trilh I hi I'<■>>[ everything efforts licl|ied to contribute a new bene¬ the answer in the salts and organic de¬ fit to society is a heart-warming in¬ rivatives of dithiocnrbamic acid—such as the iron and zinc salts of in music. spiration. . dimethyldi- "WILL I GET LOST IN A • • ■ • thiocarbamic acid, and tetramethyl- thiuramdisulfide. BIG COMPANY?" Chemical Pest Control Agriculturists now know Du Font's At Du Pont, every effort is mail-- for more and better food iron salt of dimethyldithiocarbamic see that individual ability is ■< See our sheet music nixed and rewarded. New clan- acid as "Fermate," and the xinc salt of "Eating"—somebody lias remarked — and engineers work in small f- •<»•» the same acid as "Zerlate." These fungi¬ "is a habit." It certainly is! Men, under experienced supervisors As ■ntl record cides products of Du Pont research department women and children all have a firm. are .aptitude is shown, they are (. — rvseurch that is helping the farmer to more responsibility. While offering — fixed habit of eating ... so enough food bigger crops of better quality. the broad avenues of promotion t '■ must be grown for them to eat. for hoth popular • • • go with sixe, Du Font's group -a Du Pont chemists, plant pathologists, assursa college men of the sv.-v,- entomologists and engineers have helped Now-Faster Dry Cleaning thetic, friendly conditions of cui|" and rlussiral music. the farmer to increase the nation's ment commonly associated • Two Du Pont products—"Perdene" •mailer organizations. food supply through their never-ending search, for better ways of protecting perchlorethylene and "Triclene" tri- chlorethylene—have made dry cleaning crops. The development of new fungi¬ cides is a typical example. quick and safe. These fluids clean clothes Rinltl'd Music House speedily, so that delicate garments need Du, Pont men were faced with the remain in the machine only a few min¬ 118 S. Wash. Ave. problem of finding chemicals to be used utes. They leave no telltale Phone 4-M1S ch*...;.., car in treating fungus diseases of plants, odor. 1ITTRR THIM08 FOB BITTIR UVIN« ..rMIOUGH CHtMISJSr More {act* about Du Pont-IMM ts"Cantos* It America Msafcgt, I P.M. EST.ssMC LLN MM M IMS OUSI * CO. (INC.) M M. MlAWa"