mm STATE NEWS MOTHER'S BAY TOMORROW Weather REMEMBER •v Sl'"le"t Publication of Shower* a'id Cwlrr Michigan Stole EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, MAY 11. 194.T 138 itumiiious Operators Accept Coal Strike Truce tate Nine. To Face Notre Dame Lewis Orders Workers Baek Into Coal Mines ifter Whipping Michigan Normal Agreement Keaelied on Welfare Fund tered showers" said* atherman, but Miehi- WASHINGTON. May 10 }'■ — The Bituminous operator* no- jiSt .te athletes and sports s v hoping that he will Class Of '46 i Seekers collating committee truce proposal for rc-nprninfc tonicht accepted John L. Lewis' two week the nation's strike bound -nine*. :-.g this time as there are - ents on tap Spartan baseball club is for today. Elects Alum Candidates I ieics seeking Student Indian Legend WASHINGTON. May p John L. Lewis today co-utittoii- pilly waved hi* 400.000 s it coal |v _ meet Notre Dame uni- council offices have been asked j minirs hack to the pit.- toi a • t 3 p.m. on Old College i! .i the football team will Officers by the State News to submit Draws Many ;wi —weeks truce and to* White sfatetncifcs on their Mouse said both sides to t holding an inter-squad game candidacy's i con* Markltn field at 1. Results of the elections of These statements, listed uccord- On First Night {"ict ! -'I a had agreed to the >•'• ineiple miner's health and wcltare alumni officers bv the sen- iir'K to thc schlH>ls ,,lt' candidates ees Start at Noon ior class at swing-out Thur- w'"n r^rfscnl- "WW below Gtoon Splash, women's tate's Jayvees will also see Those statements not included u>- Oluc jump ahead of i xi-cctcd day night have been releas¬ ! wimminjf honorary, churn* •lion' by an armed C -ogress, '.tier., meeting the Motor Wheel day will appear in Tuesday's-is* ed by Alumni Director Glen i'tl Women's jr.vm pool into! l ewis directed the United Mine justr al team from Lansing at Stewart. > n on the freshman dia- School of Science and Arts—r multi-colored foam last niyrht j walkers to dig coal hirl May Jack Bresun. Battle Creek, was jd. • fleeted alumni president for the for sr,,ior representative: in presenting their annual water | a if the. o(H-rators would, agree Spartan nine, fresh from j "Student council, as well as show. Silver Cascades, before a •to make any pay lncieaii retro-' class of '46. 10-3 triumph over Michigan numerous other campus organiz- capacity audience. {active in Ypsilaiiti yesterday In Men's Offices Theme for' the aquacade was llopr for Price Increase The office of men's alumni : to jations. aims for the goal closest "Indian Fantasy" and gave per¬ Tmplete details on sports page) every Spartan—studeiit tnde- kesmcti for the "captive", former* ample opportunity to 3 bt shooting for its 13th vic- the season. secretary went to Glenn Jofinson of Grosse lie. and Richard CUr-' | Lorain, pendence." - Kathleen Masson. O. show their talent* in the legend mines— diggings owned by steel companies, which use then out¬ Ccur. John Kobs wili have Joe Lowell, will direct men's "Student council, stands for of an Indian queen's rescue trom put quickly agreed to the of¬ a sea monster by young braves. reck, on the mound with alumm .activities. {student government, and it is up fer. Other mine operator.- called Marion Clarke, Birmingham, Spots Play on'Swimmers iky Walsh doing the receiving won the election j to you to choose your represent- ior women's ative. Put voting%on your 'must' Colored spotlights played on course. They a meeting tu determine their the Irish. Kobs used all obviously were hop¬ BASEBALL. Page 3 alumnae, secretary Janice Hopps. swimmers as they frolicked about ing for m me See j list." —Toni Procissi, Flint. guarantee "I price Ypsdanti, will serve as the wo- j "J believe that the council an artificial waterfall at one end increases to meet added costs. men's alumnae director. i.be a more active body working i>( the pool. The other was used Summoned to the Whiti House estiva I Receives Held Office FWe Years j in the interests of all the stu- as a stage for speciality dances, a tor a 4 p.m. conference la-wis soloist, and a trio which supplied and C'.h.irle# O'Neill, opr raters' Thc new officers will hold | denl»-11 *houW U»tcn lo thc v.oice ngrat ulations their positions tor five years. Ac- of the students and art." Mary- Indian music. sfKikishian, told reporter- after¬ Men took part in the aquacade ward that the President had call¬ cording to Stewart, their chief Schuyler. Detroit. f U.N. Leader yob during this time will be' Sfh^« •' Arlr for the first time since 1931. As ed Indian braves, they pursued the m tour or five upon them to reach a - outtact Twenty-five nations approach* gathering news about their class-;r«r representative: monster in the legend and later days. • ; i ' closer to the mates for publication in the MS'C I "The 5l'-< aUed , ut s-vstrm w«' returned for outstanding exhibi¬ Agree on Welfare Fund doorstep of Record, alumn, quarterly. h«ve he,e nww ,s » : the festival. —P. P [in- mankind. , the year. i<-i whether old or Select- American .Mother young-, known as "ma" and ; Modern mothers are a ■thers have proved to In 19.i- DIO ROUNDUP t>e important in the development^ nmg ltan acclam Mothns WKAR — 870 kc of great : en and women. ' Golden Kuie found Tributes have been paid, to - fterlng a |ui/-e ta-ti >c. n.ot'ftdrs by famous -figures li.. u.e. typical An.rrwai MORNING— historv such as George Washing-j . The American >o■■:>.. i s« | for thib year Mi -s tnuua Melody at Seven i i.tsa C.'lernent, of 1a>iunv :lie. Dawn Salute I 71-year-old mother of seven Morning's News -A&hamaaa j drer.. and graftddaughtci -f LIMCOLH said. TODAY— wrings id the. Morning Ok MAY W '-.sten Ladies' VJNWK" 'N V.A/ WAV Oibb'uv. MSC llolrl us-mutiom 10 a.m. '•C.vs and From the Mu- *AlL TUAT 1 : be so honored by the A > ' ^ t»sictaHt> Ai'MOtWSYJ P*Y" Men's dining room lover. I niou _..«!usic Room Knapp Fafnily •i» MM «o*t01| Philadelphia, T*!i£'Sr» suggested tin a*u to.» y«Ag tie A JCSNT t|p/xunog o* CchWA '.i&htb by Pitfbwip . VViTvon. MDNDAY— . \inerii an I heini> at sih tely OTERNOON— ANGtl. , observance of Mother's day T.uO p.m. 'ranging a memorial service I.ee. room. Kediie i hem bid*. • velty Bazaar and all wdW agree that :'. shr-uui h.nger of Songs Alpha /.eta. * 30 p.m. :' tne Photographer Wash.ng'on. james lab, \hall ■" ^ Mil>. ■However, it seems only litt.ng I aim ( rops •ISC-Notre Dame baseball ; Whistler to his mother. Alina H£rocaIarnallon ul t'ht f. S. pre.M- that one ■ particular day snomd iitartieulture seniinar.'I p m. McNtal Whistler. sports of the Colleges 'dent it* set a.-tdc for each patent, tn 301 llort building ^/-Summary- Sports Shorts of the News i Tr'eooore lines to his mother. Martha Bull- Ntndents Heal Home RuU- which to show love for them and ' l.dmation seminar. I:IS pnl. thanks ior the great task '-hey -Vour Dinner Music lock ' Roosevelt, were "The Wo-1 On campus many ''rwm- are accomplishing. ! 205 llort building ~ "* observing Mother s . ^0-.Calling all Veterans man's is not easy—no task , zations are N E W S Saturday, May Page Two MICHIGAN STATE 11! Grin and Bear It % LtchtJ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Entered as second-class matter under act of March 1873 at the (AHPUS CHURCHES Rw- 6K j; • i =• East Lansing. Mich. Offices located on ground floor of east Building Annex, room B. post-office. wing of Union Published dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular school year and Thursday mornings during summer session Jjjf' by the students at Michigan Siate CoUege. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS "The Christian Mother" will! mi "-*♦ A7*uu4 >«A NATION.,,. BOVKMTIBIM'J O ' ^'rS5#wft«c-°«2? STLLiEi OfflC® — EXt. 268. be the theme of the sermons at J the 8 and 10 a.m. and 12 noon NutatA*«JfetaScnte.lnc. coltrtt PhHiUkti K&rtimUtm By college Carrier to students: 88® masses tomorrow. The Rev. Jer-I *ao m*cim.n Ays New vo»«. n. V. per year by college carrier to now ome \JL MacEuchin and the Rev.j « (MTue Michael Mleko will officiate.; CM • • IN sutu, • ste ruacw. etudenta MEMBER OF TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS PEOPLES CHURCH The Associated Presa la exclusively entitled to the use for republication The Rev. N. A. McCune will | of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper rind nlso the local news published therein. All lights of speak on "Modern "Mothers and . publication on special dispatches herein arc also reserved. Modern Families" at the f:30t Farulty Advisor and 11 a.m. service tomorrow I - - - a. a. applf.gate Manager- - - • . . -. - jan hopps Student vespers begin at 7:13 In .; Editor .- marion hkckki .the evening and the student firo- ( - • Advertising Manager leone seastkom Circulation Manager - - - jane walker side discussion at 8 p.m. ' Sports Editor - - tom riordan 1 MTV CENTER Contracts Manager nanf.tte vaxoervoorl ••Patirttcc and Foregivene-s : Night Editor HELEN HOVER will be. the theme of the sermon i Night Spoil's Editor CHARLES C.AHI 1 by Rev. Roxie G. Miller at the il a.m. service tomorrow. Reporters — Pat McCarthy, At llerglund. ltornthy Martin, Tom Northwav. Carroll Hesemer, Lis Carry, Thais Lucas, Lois Kent, Kalliie Mull. CANTERBURY IIOCSE Kallile Reed. Hon Hall, Joyce Zoltlker, Nan Morgan. Virginia French, Holy communion will be cele¬ Paul Palmer, Pat Pntlrrson, Peg Hayes, Hetty Elgelshaeh, Marlon Hondas. Mara lonbe brated at it tomorrow morning.j Wiggins, Hornthy Silvers, Betty Powell. Marilyn Plersifu, Hetty Hlgfnrd, Hot, llurus. and bijpakfits't 'will be served at Feature Writers —"""Marjnrle I andkamer, Sylvia C'lernlrk, lllck Potter. 8:30. The Canterbury clu!) meets ■Mill Nprlnian, Hon Hall. Kathle Herd. Helen Kingle. Mary Wig¬ gins/ George York, llettv Tail, Hill Hall, Hope Ulrliiwdson, Pit Pat¬ at 8:30 p m. each Sunday, terson. George Phtlttps, Peg Hayes, Marlon llouglas, llariiara Thomas, llarhara Crist, Hob llverly, Nan Morgan,. Judy Graham. i CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST Kathle Mull. Barbara Weil. "Adam and the Fall - f Man" I will be the topic of the sermon service. J.-- ink' Next'month tlfey promised W eekend Social Calendar a? the 11 a m • us our ». Offers COLLEGE LUTHERAN o exciting as w./i'.ing lor a baby, isn't .- I*nigrum Of Four Private Parties tiing at 10 30 a m: in the State Four private parties make up Abbot lias Ruilio Party the slim social calendar for to¬ will be "Wanted: CANDIDATES Abbot hall men will entertain tomorrow night's campus frolicking: their dates ai<■'! vu-'l act- j represented, t w'tl: melodies. provide llie musi.- for dancing. Many stp.iaw k.ng • v.- long. I.would in that manner "Roses"- lias been chosen as Kappa Kappa Gammas ,uc vested, power son. • using. its the theme of the- closed event holding their term party at the : Her extent " —Don- Ln- according to-Carolyn Forrester, chapter 1i >u»e from 9 to 12 p.m.. general chairman. Patrons' w-tU^ June Wheiiton, Birmingham jun¬ i V- Prof., and Mrs. \V. 11. Comhs ior, saiii. The semi-formal dance phrase', "All. of his money 'Ab.meny A eontiuction - School of Business and Public CLASSIFIED ADS and Prof, and Mrs. It. M. (ionst> will honor the news Kappa initi¬ ates. Prof, and Mrs. John Kobs and Dean and Mi--. Ralph Hus¬ will .chaperon the party. A YC ton (iliapterPlugs Kv tension Of OPA Stale News Staff Party ing The State News staff a get-together at the Eons- try cabin from 8:3U to 12 p.m. is hav¬ Church WOULD pcrsov lett Ex 8D. a "l»nncii>i book please lt-un Newest of the veterans' or- Refreshments, dancing, and caul RING Cl;n - uanuiations to form at'Michigan ter dinmoiuj. i games will furnish the entertain¬ April 2d. »Rt\w. Mate is the American Veterans' ment. Prof, and Mrs. A. A. Ap- . ommitiee, Lansing chapter num- riNK shell ! plegnte, Prof, and Mi- Alan on campus ic ber one. The Spartan AVC chap- Scott, and Mr. and Mrs. Ch.ules Tower FIcum tor is now awaiting acceptance 2-6057 after « • Too are patrons for' tin- affair. "i its constitution which has been SMALL, colt! Members of the copy editing CHRISTIAN STCUENI I Ol MI XTION ' submitted to the Student coun¬ class are invited to attend :lie bracelet, hranic ■ cil tor approval, George Dindiun, tutprdrtHtniiti4tiun.il ssudi rrd'taw "Marge." Lost m, party. t Hi Ri it 20!i Maion Chicago freshman and acting i Tomorrow Alpha Chi Omega Campus t oittmuiid \ \ psppr>. I t » I flour. K-9:00 ' CHI OMEGA chairman, has announced. litis planned a Mother's day lun- "f.RPAT MOTHERS." Mr* Frrd l» \on Speaker Library atnl Son The Lansing branch has its SUNDAY 11 AS>£> < Crane.. 8-2;>»d dheott. East Mary Mayo coeds lUlK.ION \M> tin I• r \\ l» Mr%A |r\.r : rrr«»!l Trihrrs headquarters established in the will also eiilertaui their mothers I'llll UMU'Hf Of KM h.lDS !> l . c.r .hki |;duh BLACK Wait Union annex ami meets each at diniier from 12:30 to Runyan.. Tfjfhrf* Somewhere on c 2 p.m. -ter. Engine ei .1 u Tuesday at 7 p.m. AVC is a Campbell lienors Mothers world-wide set-up with 27 over¬ ST. THOMAS MANS Campbell hall women, besides PEOPLES CHURCH AQUINAS Probably seas chapters in the European honoring their mothers at din¬ CATHOLIC room 330 CHURCH ami Pacific areas,, as well as 133 . t Interdenominational ner, arc giving a program for • \BBOTT ROAD di\ ism'ns across the nation. l ast L.tiTsins their guests. The veterans' organization was Sundav lliun _ j, 10, -fj • Instead of corsages tor Moth¬ MORNING WORSHIP H-vIs tounded two years ago by ex-GIs Da»» nf Oblication Masse. er's day the Alpha Plus will buy who felt that the existing orga¬ 7. 8. 12 BLACK pi! aimed goods and .label them Werkdj*. Ma-.es — 7 and S a.m. Ilarborne nizations did not fulfill —their with the 01 "11 evening PI u> mother'* name .nut ad¬ 1 i onfrs-ion- — Saturday aims Express purpose of the dress as their contribution to the MOHKRN NiOIHKRs VNH 1 t.» i.i* p m and 7:30 to 9 p.m. AVC is "to make America the Ua.l. Ro-art Emergency Food drive, which MODI UN i Wlll.ii S Novena lor Students STUDENTS symbol of J ie kind of world Will start tomorrow. Mis Thom¬ i:li p.m. . N \ M.ilM Apply to Mi-- which they fought for" and" "a as H. ria office, am Osgood, chairman of the m « V MacE.XCH1N. "pastor world organization strong enough drive, has announced. 18 MIC HAI1. MLEKOt A.s't. to prevent having new veterans l'hone t-1736 Irom a new war." The RIDE FOR ENJOYMENT x loc.nl AVC chapter lias THREE kit el ie come out in full support of the- At Reasonable Prices 1 IRST CHURCH OF CHRIST noon bnd ntgh.' CHRIST. pa Gamma no a t'PA and for the past week has J at SCIENTIST LCTHERAN CHl'RCH * TUX sh!-". been circulating to I .a petitions REARDON'S RED Ahvwjrt Synod) * "*i/e 16. 34 Call CEDAR Ea - Mas n- • T . f-S t Congress demanding extension: 3M 1-72 r< - -. at 1000 E. Mich. information. RIDING STABLES M.-y Avenue v f price control without crippling j MICHIGAN AT HARRISON 1 1 Wni.DT. Fastor HL\ST LANSING amendments. Sunday ScrGre — t| a.m. i t 2-ZH2 mer term Vet-;- students. Call Via • VI- \M and f At 1 EN MORNLNG WORSHIP 10: ij >1 VV APARTMENT Veteran and wifi See Marshall /.. Hi nut - Today Sunday School — 9:30 a.m. V term. Please call . GREAT MOTHER" FOR THE FINEST Wednesday Service — i p.m. BARBARA J« '■ •->' Lutheran contact Chink Jr Hour PORTRAITS Librkiy - Jl« Abbott Bldg 12.30 CKLW Call 2-5705 VETERANS! off! Anvtiican . S \ Individually styled for your satisfaction % FOR EPISCOPALIANS . . . meets Tuesday * t 7. CALL 8-3418 FOR AN APPOINTMENT Service. In THE m * CHAPEL OF CHRIST THE KING DRESSMAKING R ■ $A: •: Sun4*y Try "Clara" and bt MARWOOD STUDIO c, . . Communion 4? *S;00 \ M studrnt Informal Merrier and S-ipprr at ( 31 p u Lowe. Trailer E-20 Street. ■ I ! 1043 E. Grand River East Lansing «5 Ab^tW C0mmuaiun 1 A B^fa" Vil A."'.. I«L No. 8-IJ13 DEE: you arc a ic::..i Turn that birth cerui--- drinkers card, and you're departure. Bobu ^V, May MICHIGAN STATE NEWS roe Homers Give *S* W in s/'""«» Gridm^sme ciwimnen IS* •B i' Per Rain Soaked Hurons: WFj^ sU Stop. ir)I Bv By TOM RIOKD.W RIOKIl.W j 'M ith i'dlllCCanir Today] Toflft lieieatoij. Iftlri- Three tinnier- Playing c omplete game at • •utters collected a trio AndeisOn and Waw • blows over t'tte short In- initial, varsity action since | enter.field wall. Kd coming up from the Javvees last hi individual •., •. laying has. first. vu:<- .'lion, led the Spartans w iti Tuesday. ii the Spartan uutceld ' A mixture 1 .ale.d second • with ! '•ree-and-otve o;teh in' Waw/ysko placed tin with the sacks, full ters for th The .next meet u 1 est. State right field - one of the homers, WOMEN'S • "Black-.' Bulge. ■> !Gilpin ,1 • •v two other hits, both SPORTS . honors w Walt V, By MAIU.I McKAV last year Sigma \n Tops I'hi Ton For \rt lillr •.or Spartan home run PYt'K and .1.1 net .ln! < 'ed by second baseman who had ,a perfect J • «?.. plate, getting two • ies his round-tivnocr | lit in i- on lee ,,, n.ehed over one nut ut ... , •ut saw the ball game j; lb use whitewii-.i icti the Huron tir-tKj.,. with Sue W. e'iiuck Nemeth. leud- eiilg ere.: p dropped, over, the a three-ami-J ranter field ( L^, W.,r Gr.>~mcio [Vi'id • I'll- •' gI-m'""* U„uv.x: s tans put the game onlKobntsoii house, second frame when i five runs. Groves got •vv of the game to open BASEBALL .Dick Miueweaser was error, and Bill Page Continued irom page 1 • >! when his bunt went right-handed hatters ag. ins' er's choice to fill thej Huron- yester iuamered to clear the]' "ft'.V Guest followed with bander. R. Me Pame Ma-. w, t stated ho will 111. e ,i- me run, this one clear-I U'.o.-eo. ' •• •■ 1 .1. k k i.tO-foot mark » right IOres-lin. first bast and t' .i.iv- l ler and George Hutenb.o. ou¬ trun Runs j tleiders. back 1 .neup re tallies were punch,-: An> tue; enar.ge tna'.y :e Spart- the fourth when Petclon mentot stated he would make walked and mlived flsTeplaeing Dick Mineweaset at a passed ball. Sob-i third H . y Mug.:< KB NT TAVl.OR |-Th, |jl)ult»p-> Ki«l«- \»ain l.O.V ( IIANHY shows piuv STATE ( OlltillUUU- From l I*. M. ** v. - •' I$ 4, [oosoiHY CcORG^^r _ tGUIRI-BRENT nHIl ,, ' ^ ' Expanding the f> c! She telephone |arrymcre system en MLihigan A telephone system that permits you to call Right now, in telephone exchanges ans telephonb in your city or sirtualiy any throughout Michigan, we're putting in more switching equipment just as fa«t as. V STAIRCASE. RHONDA FLfMlNCS telephone in the' world u^not a simple thing. _ " The telephone in-trunient and the w ires , ' it comes from the factories, to catch up w nlf the v.ar-horn shortage. Meanwhile, in order to give some ope ELSA tANCHESTtP. that link the customer s premises, with the of scrsice to as many waiting applicant' as pole line or cable are the t isiUe parts. But possible, we're continuing to stretch « ur V1 IKNTION the real heart of a tele-phone system is be¬ BASIC CDl.l.KliK STl'DKNTS: hind-the doors of the central oflice where present facilities to the limit—csen at tbt- risk of temporarily lowering the qt. Iity "H)R WHOM THE BEIT. TOLLS" a mi/e of v ires, terminals and switches of service. . with connect your telephone with the one you Ys'e shall spare no cflort to fill each • scant to reach. And there's a limit to the L'^Y COOPER LNGR1D BER(»MAN* number of telephones a given amount of for telephone service in its proper turn uist Filmed in Gorgeous Color as soon as we can. WEDS. - THURS., MAY 15th ♦ l«th this equipment c^in serve. Matinees Only These Two Days Two Showings 1:45 P. 51. HKHISAN Bill TIIIPHOUI COKMKY 4:35 P. >1. Owf S1M.00C,00C Pozt-War Program .Wrens Jobs tor Iboasciids Store Honrs Saturday ... 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. your blouse _ turns turtle for a flattering . . . face framing neckline . . . spun rayon with cap-tivating sleeves . . . B.95 others 2.70 to 14.95 when it rains •. . nobody icants to he a drenched wench ivhen she can be so sane about the rain . . . and pretty. too ... we ve raincoats in the fitted styles that do things to a waistline . . . or in the boxy style you borrowed from the boys 10.95 to 39.95 Sol Pollock's gay chambrey ... in a summer frame of mind . . . while braid forms a block formation on the boilice and pockets . . . for back appeal it has smooth white buttons all in a row ... 19.95... Alexandra de Markoff beautiful gifts Cologne de Markoff a »piry bewitching scent it oily I'otcder for lasting lovely flower freshness . Hath Soap in luxuriant satin wrapping «» _•_» Sachet white satin flower scented pillows Cosmetic Gift Box contains cleansing cream . . . ceil of beauty ... face powder . . . lipstick . . . cream rouge i . . an ideal Mother's day gift . . . « Jacob Accb^onV East Lansing