mm 111 pONATK ses¬ •« i iceklcs .trtel his complete with canoes I:.'l5 p.m. E.S.T., at paddles, blankets, 0:40 p.m. the chairman sio.l the mats, and back rests. lin added that such McGlaugh¬ meeting had elided and th it the refreshments council would hold an op< as soft drinks, ice ■ ver¬ Rehabilitating Yet corn, peanuts and cream, pop sion in its Hunter college ..lum¬ candies will be ber at 3 p.m., K.ST too, iw • frdrrri.it ,i Ires lima n walked on hand. , No Statement I jv Jen I Htm where the vet- "We'll lie open from 7 in the At no time during (In r,r> ire housed and called fur morning to 12 midnight," lie than ome said. Rates will Ix two hour i'iinferein lfI, r tmrrt Johnson. Seven fel- • was and students are invited reasonable, any Russian representative |)r>. tumped off their hunks and to make to enter or leave the em .olive -in ««l ntirilt at attention. use of campus canoeing facil¬ ities when they become avail¬ able. The Sophomore Frrviimait - informal dance will lie tielil Brief | In Sen s in canoe past years ttie shelter had been leased campus Saturday evening, April i in¬ to stead of April an independent ,i, as prevn>ii-lv pvrvi :: March 28 (fl'l — operator, l.ast announced. ( rporation has year it remained closed. plants to ignore ' session and lonicht the 1' < dan rulings of se- . . ificials, it was . Spartan I aricties ii''h'g.(|n. AinlMs-iiiliir All'1 Grom.vko, had no st.i'i m. *1 nt A. hi Pic nearly 100 GM Hill Broadcast make. Aa lia.-sadiir firomyko t*<.• oil c»n instructed to a puzzling performance (•.Hung World War Front Tea Dance the afternoon, less*than 2* ".mis lining a ,i straight union after lie had walked dram .. al¬ „ . pending udjudi- "Spartan Varieties" radio pro¬ ly from the Security , .ncil : gram will again be ( super seniority" broadcasting mil ting at Hunter college , pro¬ y • tie courts. over WKAIt every Saturday aft¬ test against hearing the i .00.111 ernoon at 4 as part of the Party- case beloie April It), | ATLA.VTK 1'ITV. N. J., Party dances which are held firomyko Tells Reporter. brrh !i (' —Walter P. Reuther from 3 to A p.m. in the Union At 4 p.m. E S T., the h 01 I * err ballroom. si Iradrrship of the (TO Soviet ambassador for today's executive mil, Dick Snook and his orchestra Gtomyko (second from left) leaves nee ^■irri \u(» Workers today and with Norma building in New York after lie and his Gromygn strode from lie .iiis- rdutrly walked into a pn- Jean will supply the staff walked out <>f Hi l.sjan t'onsuliite General UNO security council b.i'liling tul pruhlrni in union intern- music. following the council's rejection of Ins moti > to postpone the Iranian case until April to. j with he a remark to report' ■ that Tomorrow "Spartan Varieties" was going to the rifljin., couo J 1 s- IV nun he heat out for will honor two sororities, the Kappa I I lo 1 minutes passed election Kappa Gamma and friii. i in the Onion incumbent R. J. Theta. Kappa Alpha Gollrge Purchases Rare Instrument i ykn 'lid not appear •t f. oowntown was elected to one of Connie llutty, Kast The latest model European building, ID Lansing \ valued siudetits in surveying uloiks from the Cniisulaf" Gi'n- i lAW-t lO's two posts of sophomore, and member of Kap¬ theodolite or transit inrinimcnt. o-prrsidrnt. would lie limned in its use and Ct'al building. pa, will sing a medley of Jerome lias been Al 4:3A p.m. the ,(••..., be¬ purchased by the Mich- .llic dcp.irtu cut would conduct llWmav making an overnight Kern songs on the program. gun with the United Natl " igan Slate co'h gi department u! "l - P*»n lo lun, returned to the Kappa Alpha Theta will be civil engineering. {research on the possibilities of Iicially announcing that Gx.m- i« official family within less represented by Jean Prophet, land the adaptability of the in- yko was not In announcing this pin < base present. « !l hours of his defeat Cass City freshman, who will st1Umcnt by yiMeioay. Prut. Chester Allen. American cngineer- in their bitterly fought play the piano. head of the department, said ad- ._ ,ltJ ' ..... llts' Science Assncialit. v Wgn lor the union's top job. (Meets In St. Louis- INC seventh Mich., March week of 28 the J Operatic Stars Will Present Program j At a meeting being hole 127-30 in St. Louis, Mo., March il 'he a tnm the r.c ended today dispute no Based On Musical Viennese Theme I American Association of vi ienec I four Michigan State > u nity 'tiian' when the A group of operatic soloists, under the direction of "Yours is My Heart Alone" from members are presenting paotrs. •'tea Feb. 8. Giuseppe Bamboschek, will be presented in it three part j Franz Lobar s Land of Smiles, a II Hunt, These members are: D II It. • . f . week that saw head of the depir'uncut program, "A Night' in Old Vienna," in College auditorium {'selection from Strauss' "The . A jo! ■ movement killed Gypsy baron" and Vienna zoology; I>. Carl A. H ,opi rt, "■ •p. action, this was tonight at 8:15 as the last regularly scheduled program I Dreams professor of chemistry: Di. Karl a by Sieczynski. I A. Styles, professor of i nation: ion the lecture-concert series. biological ' I The company is composed of Meelworkers of j science, anil William D. Hutch, CIO »i The first part of the pro- j I.aura Castellano. Mona Brad- professor i state they are of mathematics. ''■> t me to meet with H grant, classics of Vienna, !ford, Richard Gordon, John Gur¬ | . Hunt and Hoppert an re¬ ney and Eduardo Rael. Roland faes and discuss the j will be composed of music Fiorc will accompany them at porting on "Inheritances oi Sus¬ : j from Mozart anil Schubert. John ceptibility of Dental Carters m the piano. i: Gurney. basso, will sing Isis | Ruts" while Styles wdl re¬ Juion Hourfi to Give J and Osiris from Mozart's "The HMagic Flute." port on "The Inheritance of Spaced Teeth". Baten win pre-, sent "Analysis of Score, In/ornuii Dance ii To Sing Figaro A selection from "Marriage of {Smelling Tests" at a m-. from cling •iflil in j Friday afternoon. B«Ur00m I I Figaro" will be sung by Miss Other faculty members an in¬ Lit of a Castellano, in addition to num¬ series of dances tending the meeting. *Ui be given this term bers by other members of the • bard will take by group. a« the place to- baiiroom of the Un- Shafer and his band Selections from the "Martha" by von' FTotow will opera TIME TABLE music for the comprise the second part of the • • to dancing midnight. The dance program, including "The Last informal. Rose of Summer," "None So "TODAY- r&z&i tonight the grill will .Rare, None So Fair," and "In My Omicron Nu. 5 p.m. 1^- or, I Heart There is No Room for Sad¬ Home Kc tearoom Friday and Satur- ness." I*5 hum Tonight the grill will International club, 7:30 p.m. 8 till midnight and I Songs of Vienna International center pttrunue so for the remain¬ RICHARD GORDON Vienna Sings, the third sec- LAURA CASTELLANO s'"1"* term. IFC pledge exam. 7:30 p.m. ... to sing tonight . . . |bon oi the Program, will include . . . operatic star . . . Horticulture auditorium V MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, Marc Page Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Entered ae ■econd-etea* natter under act at March 1«7» at the poet-office. MadAsHopps Cast Lansing. Mich Offices located on ground Door of east wing of Union By JANICE HOPPS Culldtng Annex, room •. Published dally excaM Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular school year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students of Michigan State college. _ Meaiber Asseeiateg Cellagleta Pram „ . _ l. Telephone — College Phone g-lSli editorial Office — Ext. M»; Bualneat SOMEONE told mc Tibout last Thursday that it was spring. The calendar said so and be¬ IKMIBIMUO torn NATIONAL ADVA ATIBI Nil A OfflCS — Ext. 268. TiT.sl-mt II i ill tin lAnwA be Subscription rates—8c per copy sides that. I was tnlri, the air "taoomi Aovmismg *mce, mc. w so ^ ycar by mali. n » per yea stnelled like spring. 1 couldn't ColUge Pmhliih'rt RrfireunUlht by coITege carrier to students; 83 80 ago Macisom Ave. HtwVoex. N.r. per vear by collage carrier to ■«■• smell it. Still can't. I always 9M a • sotiua • tot Aootiss • Sta faAOcisre studenta. ! wake- up on the find day of MEMBEB or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 'spring with the last cold of win- The Associated Pien te exdimlVely entitled to the u«e for repuhlteeHo' «» All W». dtsnatrhes credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper j! ter.Hut otherwise, I agree it must and also the local nrv» nnhl'shed therein." All rlghu 'it puoUcaUoo ^rvv« office, on the ether hand, still looks as though liesie^e Clothing Stores H the up-to-date figures mean efforts. Now that the war is over, you mijyht think the needs of someone had dumped the con- anything the men will be knock¬ Findings show Die Red Cross have diminished. Hilt Hist lite opposite is'tents of an oversized vacuum ing ar niiui, minus n big portion buy 50 per cent oi true. Red Cross workers continue to serve the many men 'cleaner m the middle ot the paw Of that new wardrobe for quite ers, sport shirts. overseas. Domestic workers help the hospitalized. In some time. Dealers stated the I94fi the Red Cross home service handled 4R0.000 veterans" After checking with the local aeeurate rn_; boc,fl„me t0 jwf i men's stores, 'tis found that fac¬ oealer said that he percent,), claims, aided pension application*, and helped many to- abmi1 n„ sUlpir| ns \ did during! tors other than government reg¬ ward procuring vocational training:. 'the football season There's hoen per cent of his ,-hn : ulations are keeping Joe College WAR IS NEVER OVER FOR THE RED CROSS! a rash on ice cream cones, sun-1 from displaying what the well- Not content with When destruction and suffering arian in the wake of a burns, nivr, and the favorite j dressed man will wear. The blue- ir.g off with day: disaster, when tragedies occur, Red Cross workers are on «* ftr-j jeaneri, pluid-shirted attire of apparel, the gals h,. the scene to aid the victimized, *^ medical care to the ^Tihc high school and college women 20 per cent of men injured, and assist in rehabilitation. lls fa„ tPrm whllc w, sit arounri is equally as devastating to their the market for the Help your Red Cross carry on by making your contri- tackfmnr. now hution today. The MSC Red Cross campaign ends to- As our fancy turns toward morrow, so don't delay. Leave your donation at the Union i°vc. Mortar Hoard jumps to desk, or at Red Cross -headquarters in the Union annex, conclusions and feeds us meaty- LEARN TO Rim IT Him 108. morsel- on marriage. Everyone ■ iii! tries to haunt the grill, bill : Wc offer instructions for he windows an open this term: I you can't get in. the grill Will beginning; and advanced riders. Army Men Testify On Draft taunt you probably in the middle i an Kngliih novel class or vice Mulvu WASHINGTON, March 28 e policed and inter national peace i,s not deter- 10.000 monthly if the draft ebruat v in ined. expires. 3. Turning the "best army in the world into a second rate, outfit." • Offer Testimony Mat Gen. Lewis it. Hershey, wartin «• director of selective set- SPRING vice, and Mai. Gen. WiUard S. Paul, army chief of personnel, offered this testimony to the sen¬ ate military affairs committee. SPECIAL! Doth insisted, despite sharp questions and comments from A beautiful i pposing senators, that the only rose in way the United States can hope , to fulfill its immediate interna- ' a rose bowl! 1 tional obligations is to extend 1 the dratt act which expires May i Onlv . IS'. — He'll Chairman- Elbert Thomas (D-; Utah), publicly opposed the ex¬ tension of .the wartime draft, I respond contending that voluntary enlist- ments recently had "broken all I j 48c records" and would provide all ( ' men needed by the armed ser¬ vices, Hershey Says General Hershey replied: "When you get 200,000 or! REID'S FLORIST SOLD 200,000 men who enlist a day or two before inductions" you can j 128 W. GRAND RIVER 8-3531 Fret boof et call them volunteers if you I WARDROIE TRICKS '. N.r. u Wrib Mf DM, lie., 0«pt. A, 1375 B"w«) RU 29. 1946 :» MICtt r bA N STATE NEWS foiuen Swimmers Page Three ' Win AAU Meet Sororities Pick Chairmen pouii'i MswMock Takes First Place"M , .. For Annual |n 50 Yard Backstroke Bout Mail lam Sa\S Song Fest women's swimming team of MSO iwldled their wtiv Recently named chairman of the 1946 annual The \ victorv in the first swimming meet that thev AnilY V I I hi I Oil Sing is Beverly Johnstone, to Mary Slack, Flint Sorority Birmingham junior, according iinvtii'ipated in. Heretofore the meets were runhave Miss Johnstone has senior. WASH1NGTON, iraph in the same nianner aa the rifle team meets. l.v' Bill Mar. 29 (/PI— Mau Id in. famed CI I cartoon- announced that the sing will bt held Sunday, May 19, in the* T).,una Maddoek was the" isl. said today that the army iJividual star of the meet must "get rid of the theory that band shell. K\\ to llultl I'niiei ^ Ss closely followed by an officer breathes and is a special air gentleman while the en¬ Miss Johnstone also added Bit Varied Summer Job If, team mates. Donna, who listed man is not." that if it is Michigan AAU re. Mauldin said that the raining, the sing Foods and nutrition the "3 and yard present will be majors « in army system was set postponed until Monday are planning a panel discussion wtitroke. iil0 100 ynrd craw' turies ago" in other up "cen¬ countries evening. May 20. and will be on the opportunities for summoi ^ihc 75* > 11 ii'd individual mcd- and now is outdated and out¬ jobs for home economics stu- >.k an easy victory in the moded. given either in the band shell or dents. Women who hove had in- jj'vard baik.-troke. The 24-year old cartoonist College auditorium, depending ... 1 j ,cl'*",lnB experiences i" made these statements 1 flo-r Ran- before a ■on | work during the summer will weather conditions. Doris Pot"°k second In the board set up by the war depart¬ participate in the discussion. a Villi fi' e-t.vle. Hi living Jo ment to study officer enlisted S: Ann < n 'c'iaiis. itattle ' Creek swim | men relationships. dub. by car i tenth At a second. The meeting was closed to re¬ • . . Itanford, Wash., will be j ^ Ohainan in DO- ft MARIANAS ■ HAWAIIAN IS. pointed Janet Situ I and operated by the in¬ C/RHlttPPlHfS '.SAIPAN CHINA BIKINI N. J., sophomoic. ternational authority and by .wSc- 'GUAM chairman; Roth nota other. A iv-v yap , /* ./;• MARSHALL 15 %% Kalamazoo p. 1 I ten tiiiritii: S PAIAU.. v.. TARAWA ##PALMYRA Vera Byrnes, t >■ 'i'i . plan, staling that H-235 W tcrtainmcnt, Maui # • *• CAROLINE IS * GHBfRT lino ■lutonnun "can be denat¬ chestra; Helen !• ure so a not to lend Ihetn- » ' r* fa V ,s junior, invitate seivi "renddv" to miikinr, atom- -\BORnioT-K -^ l •,K;^ v.". phoIniV" • IS Stevenson, llu If.! >N licity. tag?- wmAww»? flUCf > ' ^. The devorat , 1 - large figures in 1 ■ Silr ««f thr Atomic Tests - Ma|> locaic' liikmi u " «•' 'iir. i dotre in red and :it. ii in the Marshall islands, where I' S will use IAt TPS I PI'S liiirl.ley isi; Semite Importation Of Disease (.lie . . ' \ot to Place Rider ANN ARBOR. Miyh. Mar. 2ft highly optimist a ('Vl I milling n„ Farm l.ro,.s Hill ./la fni John K Gordon, chief | demies vviii r."t <" In NorIII M ooils wa iiinc a f .1 prevetdive nii'di.'ine for the annpean theater of operations, Ma j»t it v lead.', !.,•!.a- una Twenty forestry students left , •„ .;ill„ aid today there' is relatively . Stale Monday f«u tin* DimK'ip minimi m v. lull wiili I.inrt Utneahle diseases liy Vet-| nee a! the Utmers.H ..! Miehi- ,.in, Gordon .ie. hired that "there i.e been no ■ lunificant outbreak \\ riling (ionlcsls Kcniain Don't NOW miss Tiiur it! SAT. This is J the hcrei) ;'.>n)pet.' in the poetrv and funniest film to hit the in years! screen Ctyiv/'d Wreathe yo .• story (.unlet -. eft, 1.tig wholly capt.Y.' one manuscript in each. A . ill will, lue previously tak- Dry perfume .i first prize in cither, lnnv- fragrance — is tin 1 ted to one niatut- incredibly r.. •1. There are no restriction flower as it c length, and a single long dr. or group of shorter poems u.aduatc men students Spring '11 glowing skin. L samer powder • liquid perfume, 1 oiiipete in the Lstwson es¬ say eootest with one essay, no smoothness be> ICK.ii. than 2..r>00 words in length cn arms, net*, The college reserves the right to poi.'nsh the winning work in any college publication, add the stu- SANDY'S will keep you beyond reckon. - deiv w^l.o places first is there- She Has It... aiti debarred from competi¬ tion. an oltl. old college custom . . . They Wont It.' A similar contest is open to Jade..S«nd« undergraduate be l-i .oh of the three furnished a v> omen. copy judges will of every uincet me nl Sandy's" ... GETTIflG •ndV.oUtU,, manuscript. The name of the au¬ thor should appear oh a separ¬ for lunch and dinner., cokes or snacks GERTIE'S ate t.tle card, rather than on the pages of the work. _All manu¬ sizzling delicious steaks our speciality. GARTER scripts must be typed on paper 8M: by 11 inches. -"BONIS The contest committee, con¬ O'KEEFE sisting of English professors C. C. MARIE (the B«fy) ■Hamilton, E. P. Lawrence, and K. C. Randall, will soon make Mcdonald public the names of judges. Hours: Monday through Friday 11 UHYSIifftt Hamilton stated that manu¬ Sunday 11 »jn. U 11 i scripts must be in the office of the English department, room — Saturday closed - 202 Morrill Hall, on or before April 29. ROGERS GAL L,Manh 29. m 1 c 11 'can state n e w s Page Five «Sident Approves Vet Housing Bill rjv«a • called "the |cn,lcd ",h0 very heart" of vcry tearl" »f fhe* INFORMATION » u legislation, Wyatt has promised MSC, Instructor OMICRON Nil I to submit n promised amendment formal meeting tonight at 7:30 JlODO.OOO For putting it back In, and spell out \ llvl/IS lletl Cross Omlcron Nu, home economics at the International Center, F honorary, will hold pledging at Faculty Row, Peter H. Gems. J,|in« Houses what he wants. 5 p.m. today in the Home Eco¬ Canton, O., Srrond Program In Current Itrirc junior, announced LulllSCTON. March 28 The bill President nomics tearoom. All members are required to at¬ Truman Charles E. Irvin. MSC instruc¬ term play try-outs tend. \Vhil'. li' l'dhlicnn con- signed today is the second 100,-, tor in written and Term play try-outs will he I EC PLEDGE EXAM spoken Eng- v,„ hammered at Pres- jooo-unlt • . ' temp Drive $2,000 : the Ameri- has begun its "i in" conjune- i .ttional c«m- Marion Chen- ■ i >r, has an¬ il . heads the iui year, said lis are being Cross desk in e Union from m sororitv or *"-'d bv Kerne mis senior, is ■istant chair- '«"s '■ ji have charge of toda>', distributing pins •'■I'-r.ui membership cards "wis arc r.ne dollar. Saturday oin2 yesterday, the cam- ** will continue through * afternoon. At that 'ne- fr°m dormitories and will be turned in AAS of:'ce in Union an- t'uBc Six STATE NEWS MICHIGAN Friday, Spur tans Su'Wff l)ixu> Sfrivs Ilaek Tags Berardtno lit, Spring Tilt Stale Boxing Joe Skrooki Hurls .'S' Nine Awards Rcvea|J Boxing To Win Over North Carolina season hav award e be.. Ralph Young, v, RALEIGH, N. March 28 (/I3)—Joe Skroeki, a re¬ director, of atlil. > • turned navy chief from Saginaw, kuvo The nine Michigan State a ,, clean sweep of its nine-Kame southern tour nets included .i.j pitching the , vindnle fresh i Spartans to a to 1 victory over North Carolina State Flint frvshnii.il here today. *' The victory was Skroeki's third Detroit id the season und Manager All Ircshnten i,u,„.MpJ en¬ becoming abled the asxiq,.,, *1 Siwirtaus to Names Players managers Mum,., «f .•rtKTta i (defeated for the third either time l»i i the Mason-Dixon line stall trainer t,.||f. I v in the tour's For Trip North at the or managf, \M 18-year old his¬ LAKELAND. Flu.. Mar. 28 (A') I equipm. Ison gym. any m ,"1 tory. In iu;i«, Manager Steve O'Netl of the j I to 4. J they won seven i Detroit Tigers said today a squad ! straight games!uf 30 players, including a dozen ( Hesperia fresln while in 103(11 pitchers, would stui t the four games!gal's northward exhibition trek Ben-j igan,.Chicago p Also nafiie.i were won with i Monday when the club breaks tain Doftfc II three r a i n e d its Lakeland training (aa'p. ■ out. I Pitcher Itiiffus Gentry and in- sophooifi^; |'„ Bay Spartans! fielder Johnny Lipon will re-| tin. 11 gathered but! main behind to work out for an I Pickering. |; hits off additional week with 111.' Huf- three sophomore, an, Woir Pack fnln |>{soils. Detroit - Interna¬ two Royal (tak hurlers but each figured in senr- tional League fai n club, at Win¬ ng. Ccnlei fielder Bob Ludwiu's ter haven. Both have .sore arms. jouhle i> the first inning spark- Itetiint' traveling squad, as "The hipj.ni l'A\ HACK. Chicago Cubs' third baseman, putting the ball on id ,i rally while singles listed by O'Neill tw run large arti o ,. jy Hi ;lo!iclder Floyd finest and I iU'hers AI Hellion. George St. Louis Hi owns" JOHNNY BERARDINO In a Grapefruit L, tlm hoes Cntchi > Hen lludenko Cast, i, I'm.I.lie llutehinsoii. I .on p.ie, d < ''l-1'' K ret low, ue game staged in Los Angeles. -1find in a d.ui Utolln i ' in in the I Hal Manders, I.es Hirtp. Kretlm Altlien h nicked for seven hits. Muelle Skroek ield the Wolf Pack in , JJvcrm •heck, st: ikint! out six and walk- 'rucks ng one A pair of singles in the: .itird irame spoiled a shutout Have Yon Tried The BULLETIN Hoy Colli I'oine, Harney Mi Cos- College Drug's BOSTON. March 28 (.4') Uev. Kd Mterkowie/. Put Mullui. A — rlnk-lrtuih dash hy lion (.all l.)iek W akelielil ail,I Ned Harris iiRi-r. after uhnost 10 minutes of Hidden death play, tonight save /V/»... Win* / iwi/i/i Jie Bruins a I-it victory over Be- J " " *"«.» ' '«'<«« « roll's turd-fighting Iteil Wing* ind put the Bostonians into the New Stanley i up playoff finals with Montreal Canadians, the national lorkcv If nine champions. The Bruins will entrain for Montreal tomorrow night and ipen the cup finals, also best a if-si yen series, w ith Canadians in Saturday. Tile serond came also will May erf in Montreal, ind (lie third am) fourth bark on Tuesday, lie Double Rich - iere next Thursday and a week rom Sunday night. spring and u yotmg man': stuff stipp. Malted Milk • t •! » ye.it- when the' ■ • v- 111 FOUR I i the iiiu.nettes show ! ' nuh Ikveitfly apiA».tiUM to head 1 I .-my stomach that tmm the football board of str.dvgy for the naval, academy at A::- •M'" means fine toha.vo r.-.polis 14 Ounces . v.,.- t'AI T. TOM : .'.in it iiimaid the cum- -• HAMILTON, to;met sun u..vy gnddvr. CLASSIFIED ADS I One d.a GASMHIII KATES Same Price Stic Two d. s ... 53c Three a v- . 80c Fou. (in- $1 (HI ... I RING. Diamond c?u;a«emcn'. 33 Five d... $125 point Kt-UI mounting. 20c 1 >0 Write MSG Ei.ru \ i.-d over 15. tvo cents per 1 Trailer C-20 108 TWO TAILOR-MADE Men - Suits Size 36 Also one pair slacks. Si/r 32 Phono 107 l.OST ANYONE finding thitee ke\s on chain please call Curs*•tte at 8-2575 GLASSES. Shell Ren painted red . with nail polish In o r near Home Ee building last term. Reward Call COLLEGE DRUG STOIfl BUYERS for limited .supplies o Dolores. 222 Mason Haill. 107 Light. Medium. Dark Guy Flontu' .latenal mr Pants and Sport Coats NYLONS pair and needlcwork be- "all 8-23.1- at noon or C-7 p.m.. .sanv tvv eon Kroner's and 637 E Grand pic available. lot River. Leave with cashiicr at Hunt's tor Bettv Lou Palmeir. 3-901H). 637 BUS BOYS. Tvv E Grand River. jnt>. 809 I.ac lot* ACROSS FROM THE UNION the wrong coat in the Administra¬ GIRDS far part-time soda fountain tion building. Monday afternoon. vork. also cashier wattled. College 23th. call Bob Cameron. 2-2573 1W3 Drug Store. 103 VV. Main. Lansing and swap back. 10H , Mj,vh 29. 1M8 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Sever. [Qmsideivdjbp^ Ay, f iniKil League Golfers ToOi>en 1946 Season Willi Michigan Contest Golfers on the campus with visions of a spot on the Spartan varsity will ben in swinninn in earnest the start of next week when Coach Hen Van Alstyne holds Ihe team's first organized workouts. The linksfnen will open up their 11 match season in Ann I Arbor against the t'nivers-K jit.v of Michigan on April 20. ■ ,, _ i I Following that the Spartans!lvlU rs . will «>•-lr.l.l.1' «l meet Detroit, Mar-iTo Michigan Stole | miotic. Northwestern. Wayne,1 Uthin State. Purdue, Indiana, and Fencing Artists | Notre Dame. Eight Mulligan Stat, | As ye! Van Alstyne will make fencers have licen awn:, no predictions as to who wilt bo or letters for their art. ; in the Stale lineup, hot its a the past season, Co,act) |pretty sure bet that .limmie Peri¬ Fchinil tor stated yestcrd ston, lnttormnn on the 1942 tram, was the 11est Spartan It. | who is back on campus after the beginning of the war I three years of service in the ar¬ Award winners inch my air forces, will be a top con - ! tender. Itilha. Dearborn s 1 I Finish"* it' nil. John Coiinell, Mb a I ; \\ is., junior; tlrcg IV: • other prospects, tun e |sopl,t,mi ht'.-n rmmclinn into shape on their I own while wailing for the regit-r : lt" h"1""1. and I tar practice sessions. j Murphy, Miami. Fin.. Ttie trnhVwill utili/e the green Also listed were liu and approach next to the prac- j1 >. Do intnghani jtice football field during their chuck Thompson, j pro-season workouts to sharpen ' sophomore, and Aloj tl.cn close gartte and putting. J iento, Junior from Fl e the finest outfield tn the Na- i I At. tire rounding into league,' litis trio of KNOS campaign in S1 ivtci ■ iiltY MOORE, and STAN MPS-1 L l.rtiunrrs llreoking Southern ('.limits DEAl'll. Fla., sending home two separtite unit K- i'.tiseball's busiest on exhibition tours. • ; training sea-1 Even while lc.ti.i- Sport of Oltlcr Si they are pt end and most tubs will have j surplus talent, the majors -til Won Tit Ic :i« W ;ir llcgitti are hoping to make dents to nv. ■ioiula bases cy home for|Cr up vittil deficiencies. Detroit, before for example, is eager to land a William 'I '■■■ :: • . a.; 1 of tenuis ;.>me ..... >c.ns " serum! baseman; Connie Maek is on February ■ t tin- y« n ! 1 fall on many looking for a right fielder: Wash- ('relict. most (amoo : Ft n a few days as ington needs a third sticker; the court t.u i 44 ..no Mil I .do. ttieir squads to Yankees need pitching talent and France's double- . ■ w n V the farm clubs, so do the Dodgers and the New Richards was 4.t . n M.c i t ic bulging With York Giants. Any time owner lie v.n toe Amct i whom are vctcr- Sam Breadon of the St. Louis championship in 1918 it t . ■ the downward Cardinals decides to'lop a few iy f Ida- i... •• • .1, < vy for at least names off his'p'tiyn It. every chili «>:>_ »..«• >i.,\ • d W in both leagues will he knocking actually began. > l«t. a Wuinn, of the at his door. ,V -ays Manager Southwerth's Braves actually 11 "'r A ' A'" it plans to cut his beat the gun on the other Fhui- k !l < c team stops at da-based teams, leaving fm Fort '!""1,1 '' lV , '' weekend seriesILauderdale today to stop off at t >'r ,r 'mis are making Fort Myers enroute to Tamp. ugh at least and Lakeland where they \vd New York Yan-1 pick up the Tigers to !;.n Dodgers, are northward together: AWARD The pause FOR SERVICE that refreshes JwJl'y A sleeping vitiligo in the path of it itit! flood ... nt lirr switchboard rag- uii Oftorn tor makes mil after rail to alert ilie community ami summon aid. She. leaves only when rising waters rem it the hoard and the. building itself he¬ roines llomled. For litis ami similar ads of public service, more than 1,21)0 telephone nu n ami women have received the Bell System's most coveted award—the Theodore N. Vail Medal. Sconce to the public has long been a tra¬ dition in the Bell System. The thought "service first"—day by day as well as in emergencies— has helped give this nation the best communi¬ cations service in the world. -mlw unuh| AuTnOVTY Of Tnf COCA*.uu% •• BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM ^A-COLA bottling company of flint FLINT, MICHIGAN I Page Eight MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, lurch 29 I I Religious Group. To Give Store Hours Friday ... 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Movie Sunday Night Pieture to Dramatize process by which sunlight acting on green leaves produces food World, Solar System for the plant, Will be seen for the first time in natural colors. Interfaith council is pre¬ Through photomicrography senting to the general public the intricacy of the mocroscopic the sound movie, "The God world formed by a drop of water of Creation," Sunday night is revealed, enlarged more than a million times its natural size. at 7:30 in the Union ballroom. The picture was produced in the Moody Bible institute by Irwin A. Moon, Sc. D, The movie is unique In many ways, combining in it-sglf astron¬ the all season omy and the natural sciences. By means of the 100-inch telescope Mt. Wilson observatory, at the actual scenes of stars and plan¬ basque suit . . ets, their orbits and travels through space, will be shown, along with their affect on our world and solar system. Time Photography Lapse-time photography will enable the audience to study the life cycles of plants and animals, all condensed to a master of every detail is a seconds. fashion forecast for Caterpillars will grow from a mere worm into an exotic butter¬ spring . . . broad shoulders fly, and detailed scenes will be waistline slimmed shown of the pollination of IRWIN A. MOON to nothingness . . . barreled flowers and plants. . preacher scientist . . . out fullness in the Complex Process Photo-synthesis, the complex skirt . . . Stonecutter fabric (HI (.om /Hiits Positions in black or navg . . . In Fur Fast To Vse Faculty Member sizes III to IH .. . llusincss Ail Frails featured in our To Give Concert Socony-Vacuum Oil company, sport sircar department First program of spring tcr.o of New York city, announces to be sponsored by the music de¬ several openings in the Far East Id.9') . . , partment will be a concert by for business administration stu- ■ Julian Miller, tenor, instructor of dents who will be graduating voice at Michigan State. The con¬ this June with a major in ac¬ cert will take place next Friday counting. in Music auditorium at 8 p.m. Placement Director Tom King Miller was born in Chicago, lequested that eligible students contact his office, Ext. 525. III., in 1916 where he later be¬ came instructor of voice at Cen¬ King added that there hIso are vacancies for any type of col¬ tral YMCA college. He has taken lege- graduate who wishes to en¬ instructor of music and biology on the .Chicago Board of Educa¬ gage in foreign marketing rath- black patents * . . tlian accounting work. tion. A former NBC and ABC voc¬ alist and director of the All- AFFAIRS with a bright future American chorus, Hyde Park, (Continued from Page 3) Miller holds a bachelor of science jmore. and a music degree from I'en- Robert Animermnn, Royal Oak Iral YMCA college. He has taken sophomore, will fill the vacancy graduate work in mtisicolugy at ■)f athletic chairman, and Jacob University of Chicago and attain¬ Venema, Nunicu junior, is acting ed master of music degree ut as historian. there's the gleam of Reporter will be Chicago Musical college Stanley Anderson, Sault Sainte He recently completed-a book, J Marie senior; sergeant-nt-arms, "Analysis of Contemporary Voice Jack Crockord. Woodlawn jun- sparkling black patents Teaching Methods." 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