ODAY'S AM PUS MKHICtN STATE NEWS n«» • />«//> Student Publication of — — Michigan State College HAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSADY, APRIL 18, J94fi It's Evident Iran Glamp; mhnuni' 1 NO tL matter. ^n,iSlni.lly ha!' not t!,,,en Student rounrll avoided it, Un- News Freeze Battle Rages In Changchun hard Has made no procla- |>anIt<*l is silent, Inter- On Writers "General Marshall Lands In diuncil is mum and Dean Advisory To Cheek Peiping jut, Board of Agriculture is lf|v reticent about the —An WASHINGTON, April 17 Spread or Civil Conflict thine lb* f»d remains — some I, h< re — THE DANDK- iron censorship, whic American officials suspc originated in SJfGroup Elects j'towjird PKlPINt;, April the fortified heart 17 (/Vi — < hi rice communi«t.t fought of ('hurigrhtin toflay after seiz- ; till OUT! Moscow, clamped by Iran today upon all was Net vMembers i injr the Manchurian capital's railway station and beating news dispatches by foreign cor¬ ■ hack a hopelessly outnumbered government At ; staff meeting of the school garrison cut , Tartar Sauce \ respondents in that country. The United States state de- of science and arts Jfestcrday "off from air or rail reinforc- mcnt. ■ . r'ampbcllitcs, trust- partment, announcing the devel- afternoon, three faculty mcm- ;ng the vet clinic's opment as soon as word of it 11j,c. | j,crs were elected to positions on Poland Glainn As Chinese battled Chi¬ - in ailing goldfish, was received here from the Dcan'i Advisory 'unmittf'o, nese from the streets, office em-!u ccurding o acting "hail man. i ink led . , and salt in the bassy at Tehran, was swung said ing tonight what action it should. consider- i f Tof. V. G Grove, Spain As Atom •' .,nrf rrjotlops in Chang- neral Marshall id The - l.y the tail in an ef- take in protest. 'u make the blood 1'. S. lu Object ale R. A. Fennell, newly elected Research Site ng by plane frorr Tokyo f.remr effort to < i < 1 k the < .id. Finny now re- ssor of zoology; W. Millr. NKW ig liam's of civil oicces — tears and A strong formal objection may 1 history ilisfl !,( '• G. (1 Gi VOHK, April 17 (/Pj be --Poland fold the Speculate on Ml»« lie in order. registered with the govern¬ cmici, chemistry 1 United ment of Premier Ahmed Qavam. Nation.- Security council to- . ff.uals in Ch- Fill Vacancies "i <• 1,ariod a The censorship is of the «'a there : j;y de- ' way to popularity, ed. 1 tmenf; arrangements have Strong t the :•< t. ny depa onetime favorites | men!, and H. (' Harn' tt. a- i iumoresque" •i Johnny'' on and his Students, A111 in 11 i i ant professor of the foreign I n uagc department. aal Autographs, Publish l.ifiht MSC Dehab ts ncalists with the Magazine - OPA Meat Prices Stick Travel tit Kenturl y 1 ris are Carmen and •be U S. Volume five of MSC Veterin¬ mbardo and Don After House Betotes t iir Torensic Met t . arian. quarterly magazine pub- < <: arie, the young- 1 j.^hec Spain lias by the Michigan State 1 WASHINGTON. A r l IT ;ardos to join her student chapter of the American stra. was named Veterinary Medical association tonight about lifting all pi • utgnment - when the band iint| the Michigan State Veterin- controls on meat, defeating 01 mcnt. told ,uncil and . 1 Friml's "Rose-1 ary Alumni association, is in I 172 mir 'o 225 rollcall \ ott iranium gestion. j circulation, according to Dr. C. amendment by Rep Wads wo and suggc-sf pening signature, jr. Cairy, faculty advisor, could be m Lehar's "The j ' R NY 1 erase > at fi ' This issue, edited last sum lOPA's control list. •t'dfTn thfit. while they leave by Joe M. Miller, then a ju Lombardo rendi- from Terre Haute, Indiana, •ang Syne." a graduate, and managed Harry E. Blair. Pain.-. Detector Guards MSC P iana graduate, has just 1 < '* 1 been published. By MARION DOUGLAS The edition contains arte '• ful interest to students and dot of veterinary medicine. > iition • MM. subjects as "The Trend in c.-mii (•I Operator Control." and "Sporadic Di¬ The ecu- :c'o. o;*:ated un¬ es of Sheep" are tliscui Idmg and ut lilies lepa* t- de file jurisdiction of RoUa TIME TABLE a revolutionary new ' M- NT anon, w bo recently returned : .IP Heporter to Talh 1 So»pe Pqie and Cable Finrici",to Michigan State after serving cc years in tne a. med forces. TODAY— On Court Reporting the period of excavation to a In his |x>»;tioii as assistant Off-Campus women. 3 p.m. r.s.fie:able degree. •dect. iT al engineer. N>onoii is. 1 1 13 l nion At (l/ten Meetinn part, responsible for all the annex Purpose of this unusual de¬ in work with Mortar Board. 3 p.m. locate underground elcctricai connected e Music Roof j Roberta Applegate will disc, tector is to pipes and cables which might State, including the running of 7 t nion annex kman j aspects of court reporting at i ■me broken in the pr ■ess of the school's own power plant Sigma Ch| Gamma, 6:*» p.m. Hfao open meeting sponsored by The- | te¬ Edtion ' la Sigma Phi in room 123 ut 1 excavating In the case of such 13 I nion annex Str.k the Band on event happening the co.legc Union Board to Continue P Morrill hall at 7 30. Pres .lean. ri Alpha, 7-7:3# p.m. Rich i News Jarv.s, Detroit senior, has an- j might ve. y well find itself with- . ^ursj#y ,Matjnee |,alK.e Ill l.'nion annex nounccd. I out adequate electrical or water * AFTERNOON— Miss Applegate, a Th. ta Sig j power needeit to meet its de- . Matinee dance, sponsored by ; Hotel association. 7 p.ro. mands. .;he Union Board, will be held to- ! 112 luron annex • Bazaar Phi alumni and adviser to 'hy in the News journalism honorary, was :iad- I Metal Cases , lay in the Union ballroom from PanHellenie. 7:15 pjn The detector consists f two j-5 p.m.. co-chairmen Bob But- uated from MSC in 1940 and get 1H Union annex ally Happened -Songs I her Masters degree from Nor.h- • rectangular metal case whichjicr Trenton junior, and Jane MtthodbU. 7:15 p.m. nd Harmonies are run by oattery powc One j Walrott, Fen ton junior have an- | western. Peoples church a Masterworks care, the transmitter, sends out -lounced. She has been associated vv detected; i After the success 1st week's International Relations. ts °T °> B; .11 at Campus Life j *be Lansing State Journ*!. I he - * receiver, picks up j lance, the Board voted to con tin- 7.3a pun.. 1*3 Union annex the Organ "•d* '*•« Aiound the World with the News of Today's Lansing. Associated V-TS-SL&; the earphones of the operator. ; ;ernoon. Records will furnish Alpha Epsilon Rho. 7:3C Ill Union annex p.m. "Orld She covered the fecent ,1( McKay- I Stakes are then driven into; nusic for the afTair. ground at the point where, Tickets may be obtained at the Sigma Delta PI. I p.m. Dinner Music renfirnni, the trials and is na*' renoi-tinn u,e 'the » ■the vibrauons are the clearest,!Union desk, Butler added. Ill I nion annex . _ ___ ■vtlal - the Good Word Jackson prison hearing. MICHIGAN STATE eVS NE\KS Thursd;,\ Page Twn Grin and Bear It . . . Bv lj«.|lh MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Affairs of Entered ns second-class matter tinder net of March 1870 at the post-office, "Host Lansing. Mich. Offices located on ground floor of east wing of Union 3lillding Annex, room 8. State . Published daily except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular -chool year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students f Michigan State College. By LIZ CORBY Telephone — College Phone If*at* AmriatH CdUfUM Proi .Vhtorlel Office — Ext. tG»; Buslnew and THAIS LIJC'AS Office — Ext. Mil Subscription rates—5e per eouf National Advertising Smktt. Inc. Gtltr** Pubiithrr* Uc/rreuMtmttvt ,3^ JT" rm'[IMS is the time "f the year by college carrier to studanto; when a State eoed will cut • r«Mcnn students. a day of c lasses in order to MEMBER w. Or THE ...» ASSOCIATED „PRESS } hnve ample lime to select a new Tlic Associated Presss Is exclusively entitled lo the use for republication ; S|,rjno bonnet. It invariably turns r-f ail new* dispatches credited to It or Ciswi.. ... » u. ,»w. wm.i not otherwise credited In Ibis ... •••— paper . 1 , ,vhcn S|IC and iiMm the local news ic« .,,ii,li.h..H published th.r.hitherein. All rights of publication on Out, All iiehla of nubllcatloo on out, however, thai wocn sue npcclal di.patches herein are also lescrved. don* it Easter morning, her man faculty Advisor - . . A. A. APPLEOATF. of the hour laughs harder and JAN HOPPS Manager longer than he ever did at any . . . - ... Editor ... . . MARION HEt'KF.I. Advertising Manager I.KONE MEAHTROM of her prepared witty conversa¬ ''Irr'iilalloit Manager . . . JANE WALKER tion. Life docs have its unhappy Sports Editor TOM RIOROAN > onlrarls Malinger NANETTE VANDERVOORT moments but it also has happy ones, and the latter will be con¬ Night Editor ... JEANF.TTK NIXON I sidered now. Night Sport. Editor .IOHN.i AI.REHT It was a happy moment Mon¬ EMTORIAI. STAFF day for Dorothy Ann Dye, Chi Night Editor. — ItEE HEARING, IIEI.EN DOVER,, JEAN JARYIS, O senior from Birmingham, when JII.I. I.IPPERT, JEANETTE NIXON. she became Mrs. Edmund T. Women'. Editor CAROLYN KARNEV feature Editor -------- - KEN Kt'NN Griffin. Her husband is a major Editorial Writer MORTON II. SMERI.ING Feature Writer. — Mnrjorlc Landkamrr. Hob Byarlv, Peg Eariall, Sylvia in the regular army and they f'iernlrk. Phil Spelman, Boh I'ollln. were married in Miami, Fla. Ad siafl — llawn Hall. Ton! Ebner, Val Milder, Herb Hoover, Marge Hale, narl( Tultle. Pal llelahiinle. Barb l.urax, M'llina Fredrick.. Sorority sister Helen Freemire, is .Sport, stall — Hill Sonnrhnrn, Charlie (label, John Albert. Jack M'orlh, Jim following in Dorothy Ann's foot¬ Carr, Allan M'nnd. Ray Pry.er, Roger Ce».na, Ken Clark, Barbie Allen. Alarge .AlcRav, Al Herglund. steps. Helen, a senior from De¬ Reporter. — Pal McCarthy. Al Berglund. Itornlhy Alartln. Tom Nnrthnay. troit, received a diamond over J, C X . Carroll Resemer, I.I* Cnrry. Thai. I.ucak, Lola Kenl. Kalhie Mull, the weekend from ex-Spartan Kathlc Hrpd, Knihir Reed. lion Ball, .lovue Hon Hall, /.olllker. raan Joyce /.MiiNfr, Morgan. Virginia Nan wor«»n, Erenrh. Virginia rrpmn, . ... "Why can't we plan for the future, Otis'.' f ;c . , Paul Palmer. Pat V a He rum, Peg Ha\e%. Hetty KlfttlMiarh, Marlon Bob Trier, now 11 IICIU l ill .u uu lUMul.is Mary l ohisp Wiggins, Dorothy Silvers, Hetty Howell, • University of Michigan. is an atom war they won't need soldiers Marllvn Pterson, Ilrtty If Ik ford. I ft* viewer - BE A WILSON Barbara Wright, Saginaw freshman, is now wearing n ring Tuurist Council In Discuss Stale Restriction mi her third finger left hand. Tenuis Flayers, Bui No Courts Barbara received her diamond LANSING. April 17. UP)—Ef¬ The Michigan from Dick Fox. Battle Creek forts to eliminate tourist restric¬ meeting with i B,v constructing thp new Phillips-Snyder dormitories on I freshman, tions on border crossings be¬ said border re. a site formerly occupied by tennis courts, the college haul Joyce llowlett, Howell senior, tween Michigan, Wisconsin, Min¬ ing fish and g;, nesota and Ontario will be dis¬ of produce. put a cramp in tennis court facilities. and Rita Makoxkl, Grand Rapids 11. cussed May 14 and 15 at a meet¬ changes woul't ■ We could never boast of having enough courts to meet Alpha Gams, were float- ing of the Northern Great Lakes a View to seek student demand, but now, with more students on campus '"V",1 "l"' " i'U'i'VirH^in Area council in Toronto, Michi¬ twoen the four ,. , , ... - end. Joyce received an AGR pin than ever lie!ore, and with fewer courts to he had, tennis members said today. reciprocal treat; jfrom (iliry Granger, sophomore gan enthusiasts are having a hard time of it. ! from DutanU, and l llff Boyce. Student attendance at the recent Budge-Riggs match med student at University of indicates that the s|)ort is as popular as ever. Hut every jMichigan passed his Art) pin to Make your appointment now - lay discouraged persons turn away from the overcrowded courts near Demonstration hall. Thr„PM Ka|,pa Tau | new officers, new actives, and to houM,hf to have MARSHALL\ WOOD ntyh i/>m Michigan State college is fortunate in having an oxten-1 ktH.M thP pot boiling, new pledg- portrait — individually and distinctl\ sive campus. South of the Red Cedar in the vicinity of Jos. Jim stumor, Kinston, N. the fieldhouse, there are several open spaces that could j junior, is the new president. be utilized for tennis courts. Other new house officers are Rip MAR WOOD STUDIO By providing additional court facilities, the college can Godf,ev' i , • , • »iij. AiAt Mt. yieme.is -e.uor, as vice-president: Warren reaise, 1013 East Grand River Avenue make tennis play,ng possible for many more students who ni,lni'lt J11U1(1,. st,Telury, ond East Lansing, Michigan woultl readily avail themselves of the opportunity. Detroit Chuck Costa. ■ junior, Phone 83418 treasurer. Four men were formally ini- INFORMATION tiated Sunday. They Nichols. Bob Stearns. Walt Bour- are Jay STATIC NEWS STAFF and i que. freshmen from Detroit, and Elementary Education club | Bob Walters, Mt. Clemens soph- CLASSIFIED ADS State News general staff wilt j will meet today at p.m. in 101 onion*. , The new pledges are meet today at 5 in room 7 of Un- i of Morrill hall, accord in to hi- : c'liuck Dickey. Detroit freshman; CLASSIFIED RATES ion annex. Editor, Marion Heck- ! ementury Ed. club president, Bob lirowcr. Oxford freshman, One dnv 30c Two days 55c el, requests that all reporters be j Marilyn Dreher, Grosse Pointe and Jim Brown, Mt. Clemens Three days ROc present senior. freshman. Four days SI 00 PARACHUTE CLUB Five days 51.25 1 SECHKTAmA! CAMPUS 4-11 Each word Four The men to fill the offices at over 15. two cents per Wilis' expe Parachute club will meet to- The l .ilupus | || eiub Mill nut word ' ographer. Wnf« the Phi Deli home are president, night at t>:30 in the Union lounge meet this week, publicity chair-'Fred Causer, Detroit junior, I Hurt Issacscn. Detroit freshman, I RIDE for has announced. ittsiii, .lane Dockrra.v, Grand vicr-pressuient, Dick Newborn. ! or vicinity l ' ELEMENTARY ED. C'Ll B-FTA Rapids freshman, slated. The Tuscul.iosa. Ala., junior; secre- | penses. Call Future Teachers of America nrxt meeting will be a social 1,1 and Raf RIDE to Mich, and h • meeting Thursday, April 23. Saturday yah See INFO, Page I WOMEN'S WORLD • TONKiHT • •PAMIELLENIC PAT O'BRIEN will Panllelleniv installation dinner be tonight ;d It: 30" on the . gTATE in "MAN ALIVE CORNET iunporch in the Union. I'res 1018 W- Ionia - Mary Slack. Flint senior, lias FRIDAY - SAT. 2 BIG DAYS j 28219. innounccd that both old and new i TWEED s!* s rem be is are expected to attend. ' al 82581. j ingbone si/t • j ter St, Tel : OFF-CAMPUS WOMEN BIOL LAB manual, left in 112 MAN'S near Off-campus women will nteet April d rail Hicks. .Mason 42. tuxeb.' . or tonight at 5 in room IS, Union vUit. size 16 C.« annex, according to AWS repre¬ \ AH ABLE silver SUIT- Dark > "Norma pencil.! sentative. Florence DuPrey, fen ill leads "Union Excellent condi' ( ah Flint junior. Mary Jane Smith. 2417S phone 83603. WOMEN SOPHOMORES GOLD satint't' Women intending to major in j PERSONAL j low spring coat ' Call Ruth. 8-33.V chemistry and interested in Sig- j WILL person who took my grav gab- •TUXEDO, sizi ma Chi Gumma, women's chem¬ ardine at topcoat Saturday I I3th> 1 all wool oven" »' Kewpir istry club, must notify Dr. Quill, j s please exchange. H. Van iiuilden. Abbot liall. 122 rackets, also hea\ nead of the chemistry depart¬ paddles never t WILL ALL Beta Theta Pis write to ment, tfanf**11 B,eU T1»ns Pi. South MISCEl LAXfl - THETA SIGMA PHI i. lion , Arbor and give informa. Thcta Sigma Phi, women's about themselvet. 123 STUDENTS of A ' halls—Sunday journalism honorary, members MISSING PERSONS for room dgliverj are required to attend a business and TUnas. Phone • ' meeting tonight at 7 in room 123 lihe girl that owned the car. and and attended the danced beautifully, af Morrill hell, Jean Jarvis, De¬ Campbell open WILL the person troit senior announced. 5°,u#eo1*?? iohn Ballenger. Saturday night please call wrong notebook fro". ; 40». between 6 and T morning please conta. P m. |22 ' 't i,,til J8, 1946 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS •' Ml Page Three d - •' erj hy Spai Ue t represent At the j Michigan Sta f "nr.ersity (polling Tilt {■■ir« *f id«e April mtn'- o- Jei, . Lou Smif... a In Second Game irtkriam tu'jxi the ir men* \*/\ Penman, m the flCTtt '* ha.t May'ie John . Kobs last - -i in the fi 'tTD am« Ti > • .ie Dor office ..unccd that Joe >e ee which ■ runs ir nc iiin'h | v. ,11 iC Gr< Kubmitte« »nd White. ers of Air,1, Orri pair of i if«. two i hi- his pitching . ■ A ■ Mf t by coeri andidate. d V-rn Stept i pinch Barb rig . , .r Friday's open-. v.-. • sr„, (>%ermire; -photo am. ifer Winning ie and i>- : , ■ , . Pro-. >s defeat- , with the University | £p;n'an The game is sched-; :-nd "No env >■ Pat Paul, thore w f-r; ho Spartan queen will b». it Tigers here today, i N'amo, ert by Jim 'he Titan campus 9 .nder way at 4:10; Pruett. will stage and unr o* c: flrownit hurts top trudge weekend. I! ma. k the first home ap- under the careful j 'J Spartan ' »n« turt Marjory Johnson, 'u Mexico iir.d back f «r.e Spartan nine' mentor. Peyton naw senior and art major, toe :,caso:i iwnfl, Mailh,.11. He the tying I.' time the Spartans I j has been training Quincy and Two more r saint the State terrapin bef. r. the . »,t with a s boxed. it rinth, his first onsin nine met, the • ■ j it tnis year. r5 k both ends of a Net Team Named < tory .vent tr. •« tithpaw reader. These were play- i i.« r Sam "It.v,ak, who For Initial (,o y . ... «,n during the 1943 S.. 'he powerful State j | With WOMEN'S SPORTS riy •arter I-'- in&tngs after Newr.ian Snir- ut to revenge their | Hi Ideals Bv B \ RBIF. AI.I.KN ait Trucks, ch rgrd with r ITTV Went, of i St. laiins rui..as the ^,h Move* to ■..■j,* his First infieldersl Opening univ erfcity in Y. wh! • »r*h wester -i Sa'turda K .n Kappa [>c he big individual - The picture* ef the v f i ,'"te candidates Tn trine ai> .ri P«nd hough Stubby •. ormire women's softball •her Michigan S •r n the n.ntn. paces yesterday i far *r,i>; week bv g Dick Massuch' '« <-r. \lo". I.':'" Ncwm'an! 'and ' double Mi.ssuch started the j :.< f '-r was i lev e can*!,', by Gloria Over. Mason 6 dropped Wot nr hit'ing power. Mayo Masauch'-. h Hot 7-1. South, ' ampbeil u«.k a close • lugging improved consider- Phil I '• II garet Hurski and Janet ■etmamnA. • recent inter-squad ■ oe playing Squires or McGrath will doing ou'-tanrt.r.g work for '..e lev to; doubles, winners; arid /.eta Taw Alpha ^luht Handed. "U'ran North h hits right an i M\th single sto nail 11-8. t„ give HANDSOMK ] . handed, . iar lie Spar' • fil ■. first sacker 'Jack i Cra'.n a; Mai un other • potest.-. SOLID LEATMKK > from the left side' In . . • lb -;•< i.r'c doubles Therefore if Wis-i IIAKNKSS STITCHED a southpaw Kobs a;. Massuch. Following s Dfltn ( lii (iml I'lii Tiiii ut"h 'he Spat the second If in In Srroml \ inht basejKa,. L.lr,.,ng in every practice ' dav i Bob Gros es and ,, . ev f.., %t vj Of IFC \rt Trials OVER THE SHOULDER Both are excep- :.;av rjhn ■patches iclders and Kobs ,t q k-:."- -kv the HANDBAGS ■ n ed just who will n,. for the opener. . n,* , Rte lusi Hurls Abbol lii To Will Bi I \( K WORTH bed his Abbot 13 fo tewash 17-0 win n I Clark • ; - last night for his . La-'" Phi tk triumph of the '■ . '.owed only two Ti ed 11 while his . r Phi Kappa T ut 18 bingos. '>t K iuna S 2 ' [ ot contest of the d pushed across i 4 inning to eke Today > Da>cball fiamesi trom ".inning Abbot 14. pitcher, | Nt v :< .• :: i hits arid struck 3-8 decision over I NV a V "Lost Week-End" , :■ urth inning in Bost-.n played bv T.'.c.v'iv ;• a-'." nf Lather ' . p:.ubship AL GOODMAN in the .<• V that's all tb : The a«l- M S C another smaTh hit by j us table har.ile carrying can i>c shortened by band. Top grain co*rhide in for the composer of natural, ru-Vct, navy or hiack. barber shop SPELLBOUND "7»."> Q35 i and 1O at the Central Michigan's Most (Plus Federal Taxi H Modern Barber Shop Campus Music 41 • & Shop wrwCAu lr;#l 209 MAC. AVE. East Lansing Lugcage 107 South Leather Goods Was{i'in3too A»e. Trunks Gifts Thursday, Ap, Page Four MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Psychology Films Psychology Major Receives Teaching INFORMATION Shown To Classes Position at If LA chairmen attend. ion annex, acconi (Continued from Page 2) llalbert, Battle A scries of films will be shown SPARTAN CHRISTIAN Edward L. Hunt, East Lansing WOLVERINE AMERICAN SO( || IV throughout the term to the psy¬ FELLOWSHIP senior, has received a teaching Wolverine staff members will Gordon Roloff will apeak to¬ ENGINEERS chology classes, according to Sid¬ nasistantship in the department meet today at 5 p.m. in the Wol¬ American Sol icit night at the Spartan Christian , i ney H. Neyvman, acting head of * hirers will meet in of psychology at the University verine office. Editor, Dorothy Fellowship meeting at 7:15, 435 In room 105, engini.t of •CnHfornia in Los Angeles for Englchardl, stated that the meet¬ the philosophy and psychology M.A.C. All student* and faculty ing will concern applications for Ing. All who are i,,i department. the year 1040-47, Sidney H. members are Invited. the 194(1-47 Wolverine staff. membership, as t , n Films concerning abnormal SIGMA CHI GAMMA Newman, acting head of the phi¬ PHILOSOPHY CLUB members, are psychology and mental hygiene Sigma Chi Gamma will meet tend. will include "Psychoncurosis" losophy and psychology depart¬ Philosophy cluh will meet to¬ tonight at 6 for dinner at Hunt's. M8C AMERICAN "Frustration Play Tech¬ ment, announced. night at 7:15 in 13d. Morrill hall, ( n and Members who cannot lie present SOCIETY niques." During his senior year Hunt Pres. Doris Livingston has an¬ for dinner arc requested to at¬ MSC' section of Certain phases of human rela¬ held the position 'of a psycho¬ nounced. tend the business meeting at (1:30 Chemical society tions arc dealt with In the films logical intern at the Boys' Voca¬ INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL in 15, Union annex. night at 7:30 in ti. "This is Robert,"- "The Boss tional school in Lansing. A1J persons who filled out ALPHA EFSILON RHO of the Kedzic el., Didn't Say 'Good Morning,'" and This work was made possible cards and nro connected with the Alpha Epsllon Rho. radio fra¬ tory. Acting • <. . "Guidance Problems for School by nn agreement between the International festival in any way ternity. will meet tonight at 7:35 Bateman, annum . and Home." department of psychology and are requested to be present at a in III. Union annex, Merrill speaker to he In The films in the last group are the Boys'. Vocational school meeting tonight at 7 in the In¬ Walker. Nlles junior, announced. of the Houdry l' of physiological nature. They whereby outstanding psychology ternational center. Margaret Ov- PI ALPHA jtion of Fhilaili.||ii include "How the Eye Func¬ majors, are given the opportunity will give as In tions," '.'How the Ear Functions," to obtain practical experience in ermyer, Detroit sophomore, es¬ Pi Alpha, sociology club, will meet today at 7 p.m. in 111, Un¬ and Atomic Km-. . t.nd "The Nervous System." ■their chosen field. pecially asks that all committee VKV'.-. ■ Store Honrs Friday . . .10 a.m. to 6 p.m. *■? '1 never before has silver been so «jootl cue it to nary . . . white or grey! pile on necklaces and wear several bracelets on one arm . . . see our stunning earrings . . . Impel pins and rings also . in sterling silver or or silver plate 2 JO to 12 JO plus 20'. federal excise tax Eaat Lnmmimm