MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TIHMVH FIHTORIAI.* <«rin it OninMn *hw*fr«t wllli Ta BmI tanslng Trill—ill Daily Student PubUeutkm •/ MtrMgun State College RMni Tempera!*' *• Vol. .1.1 .134 FAST 1.ANS1NCI MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17. 1946 N. / To East Lansing Tradesmen: Frances Homer, Character Actress As lotiirri'ssmrn runfcl.- over the IumI hits of what once wns ii system of price controls (kinhI or I not), everyone is wonilerinK how his local trnilesmnn will react to the To Give Original Sketches Tonight freetlont of settinir his own prices. Will his prices soar upward? We at Michimin State eolleirc are concerned with the mr Noietl Author . . . "I)ine use Port rays All Holes Employing Imsiness places of Fast Unsin*. With the shy as a limit, an extreme, will J||Ht nalform, 0m. Chair As Projw they take advantage of this freedom? Our eyes are turned to each individual liusinessman lo Alum Of Mm: Knnuvii Homer, internalinnally known eharatDr ,.*t- see how he adjusts his reMs and playwright, vi ill present a progratn *f • npiiial prices in accordance with his ex¬ penses. files At Umue skelchex at Kit ire hi Id theater tonight al 8:15. A government allotment cheek, a pay check, an allow¬ I'tili/ing only a platform ami a sinprls* chair •«hc will ance from a parent — these are lluy Slunnnrd Knkcr, md- (Nirtray all of the chat a l»CT governed liy ceilings. isl iiulhnr mid sliimnus of Students cannot afford to pay more than just prices. in her own |»b»v*, We arc not seeking cut-rate, MSC, diisl si his home in liargain-dn.v rates. We Prances Ihum r ha - Ion a«k each Knst Lansing tradesman to set and maintain a Amhcrsl, Muss., lust Friday. ill the theater since h« was lie was one of the most dis¬ 15 She served ub t.»et price list with honesty to himself and his patrons, tinguished graduates of this col¬ .« . I ap- WK ASK FOR KAIIt l-RlfFS. lege Only -a month ago at picutiieship with 1ln I'i-cm tty of Ih.un.i. the >«h k ••mi -o'V. commencement exercises for the class of 1946, he iippe-u "n.U lor j-everal . • n*

t.« Alpha Gamma Delia Captures «.»» - I alumni named as the first to he given Alumni Awards for Din- ned leading roles m l iknii - ton - t'eiuo«l" and .n I « y#-ml tinguished Service. VanHel Scholarship Honors ( A member of the class of 1HK9. 'he mauled Jessie 1 Ileal, dauch- tin* llori/on" by Etna m • • Nt tl. T«MIHN Uun System pledges 1.338, total 1.547. Alter tins neti d . I hi O's, kn|i|M Delia jt'er of one of the college's out- h'i k • -1i t. - Concluding the list Is Alpha j landing early faculty memtrers. cm »• m i i-nip.inie ■ IW Seeoml. Third Omieran PI actives 1 674, pledg- He maintained his interest in • 11led tli-d tbe people. . es I 201, total 1.517; Zeta Taw 'be college throughout his life , lile ti nppint 11..id .!■ . Alpha tiamma Helta car¬ Alpha actives 1.551, pledges III* last v isit to the campus was »ager for the dt.itno ried off the I'anllellenic 1.118. total 1.507; llrlla Zeia ac- 1079. when he returned with ed het nw'ii - t* in <•» .f» . scholarship honors for spring lives 1.512, pledges 1 287, total |"'her nu mbers of bis class on ed i iiai ai iei ketches term by the piling up a 1.7lit 1.492; Alpha XI Delta actives! their 30th ahtmeisnry Milt. average by its member*. C'hl 1.794, pledges I 29••■ u I 771. Pledgee nf Chi unw-mi -It was the fust of many hooks Two (!ihi(m Added not of mk m'< hi I.nt CAMPUS totaled ,• succession only a .Dig average lo that raised Baker to the status bring down the 1.743 of I he ar« substantial playwrttlnc p of the biographer of Wilson.' lives. The Kappa Delta pledge To last Of Men's ing it unity of put|tos«' and -P.-mat actiiin In ".ft an i-f An . average was I 609 and the ac- Two MilVit's Srh.-.liilr.l of tiie many in her i»i-»ttoiv. tive average was 1.696. • • • The $100 Question MSC Residence* •lie apf tears tl elc.tit dtlfiient These averages released by Panllellenir thmugh the coun¬ "Blockade" with Henry Ponda Two co-op hi»0>cs will b« add¬ in|es ti| iei ie.de tbe Maul «-i 11| - My Rehrwm, wf P^tavllle, has and Madeline Carroll is the mo¬ leans tm iter auiiiem« selor for women's office are not wrltlew Iw to the writer af the ed to the men's list this I.ill vie featured at the Pairehild A serieg of -ketitn«- • tit it It 11 .entirely official and are subject Amber l ight, net giving her the when llednck house and the to change. theater Friday night. Holier! D*»- "Kamntix Anient an Woiinn it> answer te the lives leek gncstiiw new IMrey house op«-n to men w ami iat pnslng a pnsaler far her. nat, Jean Parker, and Eugene i it her locii Miss lloiner ieijeali- well sorority active Indents Pallette star in Saturday night's known in.stfii leal flgme m tin n pledge averages are as follows Where tin yen get "erltters" at lledrnk house, located -it **>7 ii.,tin.il habitat hie he* M neU nit actives I 692. pledg¬ these bargain prices? InrMental¬ priNtuction, "The «Jt»« -st t»oes n <0* <1 K firand Biter is being le.icti- We t." The movie will enmmeiice ier tlieines. Otliei >4 h» 1 pn- es 1.247, total 1666; Alpha Chi ly the answer Is 94 sheep, five vated alter a pcrmd "I war hib¬ at H on both evenings. :;i.»ins ii«U' tentured an* • t • ■#•* Omega actives 1.676, pledges cms* and ene pig. ernation .uid will • pen hi .'sep- I 492. total I 64.1; Kappa Kappa art plav- «n Wh|i il til* .a ll* ■ temtier with Earl Heed, of Mid¬ and playwright loinhiiad p» 1 - Ciamma actives 1.655, pledges lllrll |» He 1311. total 1629; Uella flaw l.iketrite Ik-kfalr land, as house manager h inis .ill o| die chm a t* i- ll.ii old Nelson, of (inliels. a ill actives 1.651, pledges 1.546. total When the Wolverine called the Itobeit Iflett, .on. i.indri j .11 t .IS plircha lllg stewat'l. Call 1.613. home of one of their subscribers The list continues with Kappa in Lansing the following conver¬ P» st 402, was eleitcd '* '' r*| Nu knls. of Halt, as societal y; Vi> Forntttl Mush gate to th«* national eon\«nt|on Wesley Dirvey. c there, have settled down for hear ia a married veteran of 40 that the trailers do not have elec- Feature Pamphlet* for "ne term to be eht «hle for the rest of their stay on campus. months in the Pacific, with twojtricity. Each trailer is equipped About I'oration* rushing. Community pride and spirit is children. He knows the needs of. with electricity and it's own A Barihellenir top atir-ri what sets MSC trailer town the veteran family man and does rooking and heating unit, with Th« library .t> currently cii>- w.a la- held Ori* Illation «»*k t«» apart from most camps of simi-;his best to help nut whenever he the fuel tank outside for safety, playing pamphlets which g.» explain 'he del• rna-nt of l«auail lar nature, at other institutions.! can. ,lt is planned that eventually information i»n various curcei - rusiimg N*i Panhelh nl» Mi* k- Each block of 27 trailers is a This summer 240 veterans with there will be a commissary in and vocations. Several * rpct ia; let- will i>e urui-d. social unit in itself. The inter- their wives are living in the (the vicinity, biork baseball league ia the chief iiamp. Trailer town has two slats j The waiting list for trailers is publications are u the collection fiat were prepared especially for sport activity this summer, of units, the common compact • long. There are at thia time 401 disabled veterans. L'airy Talk?* on Hormone* with all of the wives out cheer-. •il| type, which spreads out. In icording to Starr Keesler. director In another <--splay e ,»*c Dr. C". F C'a.ry «.f 'h* { by- logy department piiest |)| recent count there were 100'of student housing. Keesler sug-jthc tool* used r>y w.c 'in- v»H.itiona - '•( the ater- "Trailers Laadwapeg children, with new additions all gests that the married veteran jf.ounM II' r O.p-cfc speaker last •■'.** k at 1 -•ailing 1? "i/ .f 'ne Virginia State Vtanriary Several of the resident* have;the time. Lamphear is kept busy j wanting college housing apply jial* displayed Miss Hi Ben-' as 01 latien. Th« 'opu • i- o t>v planted evergreens from the col- trying to find vacant expandable; for prefabricated housing, on {student- «1 f Crt.iy was "t'<* "f ifoioaa.i* .it lege nursery around their trail-, trailers to keep up with the ex* ers and some blocks have decor- pawling families. j which list jcies. there are still vacan- j n.'tt's !iaf • u.*y l.,r> i.g. i .Veterinary Me*h« u c " ran Two MICHIGAN STATt NIWI Wednesday, July IT. ' Grin Mid Bear It By Licliiv NICHI6AN STATE NEWS I m mmM-iIh Mttrr wider kI at Mere* ItTt at tin (Nd'dBn. THE Rart BruH"rti«4"iia«y •mt. MNti Mm l<» atrd on around floor of cart wing ol Union Miapl Sunday j»tn1_ MomUv morning* durina jhc frtllllf Lolistcr Shift hoid "war and'Wcdoc«dai and l"rtda mmnmgx. during rummer aesalon By HFIaCN GOVE* ;v Ihf student* of Mlchiaan Stale Colics* • mi li iephone - College 1'Mone ■•lall Memfeer % war fated teWegtate r?e%» r.mortal Oilire Eat «M. Buainaaa NIMMkM en* Office- - Ext SOME man of Abbot Is going In gam internafonal this weekend as campus co¬ fame IM M»Ci»a A«i New Vo*« NT rds east Their votes for the w •'|n*« • IM Mann • "wolf test wolf This Friday MfMnn or Tine amociatrh rnr.se night the residents of Abbot hall TWA la »«f!u.K»lv rwinlMt tn th. »» tm r.puWIMlton are going tn turn the tables on |>I all nav diaaalrka. cfWAUad to It or not othatw laa ctadltaj In.tlHl jWOT and a Ian lha Inral nawa puMiafiad inarain AU rtatita.ui pubiuwHW* «n the coeds, who have always been apccial dtaeatadtea herrtn are a So leaerred so generous with their hospital¬ % .% trriMitw t*rult* .%d%l««t • iritN I4RVII ity. and enlertaih them at an op¬ xtanarer * i aiio? - . nrtr* iijivr* en house. nxw> H%l.l %itirrtl<.inc Manner kiimmrt %0»e»nMn. Mtnaser vAI. wiinm t'an't you Just see the fellows i.nntmN wtNMA I irrnlAtion Muuin lilt t WINMIMIMN simpering to caeh other as they •aportv run of comb their brush cuts and shine rniToni%i. *rtrr their shoes 'Do you suppose that Mcporle** - »«hn %lhrr« |*.«n Nail. *etth Kmc. MeOs Muni. Heltc J JHItl. I'll meet the woman of my mil apelman. Mciten Smertinc. %Wan Itood M#r|«rte HenSnell. dreams tonight, I'm so excited Jim tnnrinri jtm r .«wu« !»•>« ••»iil»on Max Hrgwn %»• '•*r*r* Mil* | in. gliirnv Hml inmm Marfotlr %Wt»oil. t re.tr Him Hen I can't tie my tie?" I'ror, Ro Rcttx John Miil'it I I'll give.you a clue, sister, that til von want your man to win the lii'irurv Of (ti'ni'ralilio* jatiiremetitioned title, ti'itu a blin k, rause you every worn- best On e\ery hand those days wo arc plagued with general¬ , an on campus knows Just the t.- Sim the requirement. ities. We read them in the newspaper* and perimlieals man and hear them blatantly reeited over the radio. Congress¬ Th ugs may be tough all over, men and ptildie speakers revel in their use. but tiu- hitch-hiking around East (Jeneralities are dangerous Invause they have no spe- msing is the toughest. It isn't v it'ie meaning*. When vague and used for effort, they(M,^j pu. jvople that are passing] mislead and eonfuse, Discrepancies ill meaning and • through that give the down-the- A woman's tongue is a deadly FARMIIirt (It It in mi i | but those students faulty reasoning may result. I'" .•re stair, ... in. kv- enough to have weapon and the most difficult j Members « t Too.... often ..MOM rw»nw elassr«H»ms at college have heroine sounding »< M'lK-K'- ; |vU I,,,,., tt.o ..nuw .hit- "»"K w «»o wi.rl.1 I. k.-.-P it .tut. «,ll m.-,t !..mr.l- tor r.,iuTiihu.,>. Soi.i.' iiotnu-t.il'>. uut.utunut. i>. ( (v M.tt )o |H. )(1 S(,(, , flr ... ....ict. thiny .tip ..rf it with.. room lit «i t!;. in- pi.rti. ulai'U Htli-pl. lit ll-iHK thi-tll. I trrt.-hnl u.n.l> till- lm f"r- '-.rillty nothing short of untitling Hubert : I A mso in point: tit.- wr.l 'IVntiK-rju.Alt itt^trtntor i,xhnr might to be u law! "1 lh<- v.-ry to.-ni.iu when it firshm.in. a •olo: •■|.»o ...tt Ml.'..- 111 I VntocTliry ?" Nl>« what. t'Xaitly. ..gainst trairltng toward Laws-j""Sht to ho most quirk d.M-s ho tin-ait? 1* h.- iT-fi-ring to the simpl.- |iro|nnitioti »f '-"ij >•. tjasi ou.n.t tvtr.ut with ir. Who knows when covi'iitttu nt to th. |H-o|.lt-. l.y ol.'tt.-.I f.-pr.-s.-iila'itt-s "*;Voi. i't g,.| flat tire or need a SWAIN JKWKI.KY STOIIK tin- |u-opl.-. in- til. party platform of thtf lli-mocratn. or •push.' s«h ia! equality, or what \EV U ATr.ll HAMIS We are M»l».iecto»l to generalities from every quarter. Many of us fail to give Inter I Adle«' Yellow and Kmc national vlul> on rumpus the re They have Invotne a real danger to clear thinking. Let Men's Yellow. Rn«e and While cognition that is due it For it is beware of them. on ,i smalt scale a very worth¬ while effort toward greater in¬ Mat la jtiwr BANT BE Si w BIG III S termit omul understanding. IIcutlli Service Plans Aon For Fight It tits in well with the idea Alarm (M — m BIT AIR TIIIM advanced letter to Against Possible Influenza Danger in a recent the Editor, that of the founding j ■Hair Tkr.lrr BatMInc l ast I a using IV C V Holland, head • ' th.% ■ x t. keep. the. incidence of j»'f a fund to finance tire exchange i students between countric$. i MSv' Health seivpv stated late huen.'a down !.■ about one per]I It's harder to fight with a friend, \es-rrda> P'.at \»iMi the . i - .: of the |s puiatiop. I»v the that with an enemy, and it is it a»!« i living cop,i fon* this infhien/a vac. me tor types' to take up weapons against t.i"' and u ihtr tei" the »fe \ ami and It P i- fi.i.-n.*a p-fiu.-n/a One injee-1 mjec- , total stranger than against a thing that we Van 1 a * afford gives leial.Vt pi-'ecti r. for, who has tutored you .. ir epidennc' of int'uen. .. (person . i pe: j.nt i f about a ve.u tlm ugh math or history "In a previous cpuiem.. w .v.\ Thei«f-»rr our plan i to of-, one who understands the na¬ a iH'i sluai uts on campus. «'i the int!ucn/a iniect»on as ture of the people of another na- l« pie wen put ?•• best i'.id i.»J natu.tous setvier to the \V faculty tmnahtv d«»es not easily fall ;h a doubled cm. 11-v -r.' and -p ovees ltegmning Sep- prey to a demogogue's rnntmgs .c--s l»s- dur.ng *ee i m.ng NEAI.TH. race I horn s and the' Eskuv.- is tnuled seal and wal- CASUALS rus meat —styled for Summer Ball All'College Dance Eileen's ideally adapted for ore all manner of SPOXSOKKI) BY ADVANCED BOTC outdoor wear. In wide variety at JKKHY « AKKKX I MON BALIJUMJM AND OKCI1ESTKA V-12 5.95 JULY 27th, 1946 vhepards ] H

ir Thru Good (jHHiMitition Exftevleil Softball For All-College Net Program Enters Second Week Five day* More the Tourney State's intramural softhall tsory llortsie mul it>.i> dav- nntest.s was the later tiuucut of Friday deadline for entry in the tournament went into Its r'"?.."1? E, while I.tiny Koscipi.it H"''* playeih' wives apfl fbiltben iill i'olh'Ee tennis tourney entries U'gun to |mur in front ,second week of play with I ti«»n .itt.l , j . , , . Charles H.ead did the in>in»is which added a m w leiuh In nil corners «>f the campna, ne one of the most Icailing to the lielief that it will teams from the trailer camp f,,r ,h*' w»uicr*. State's tptiiimural I ff i (am strongly contested net tourneys to he taking the field Monday night. Mnpwrii to Critter "• stagctl the on Spartan The game of the evening waul In a well-played pa me, See. Entries Named courts. The tournament, which is a contest between Section t) Section E. Section M got tiff to s,v,l"n and, j0" 1 A emerged winneis *' "II t.» over ., SPECIAL an early lead and maintained k.,mhI sUn* For Pool Meet scheduled July to iH'giu Moudiiy, 22, will Ih1 played on the throughout the giunc Ind hat! it toj , ',,s' ,n'm pitcher At Entries for the Mulligan I lay couits throuahoul next week j, fight eff a determined Sertinn K11 •'ohtistm, smashed t h,.met 0",|y |i',e'|a'«t' innVtia~lo into tleep t enter field. A At* Swimming and «hampionships were atumutu I still Time l« Enter living with the finals opening July 2(1 Halting Rally w ill I "u< m,'M ,lutn Scutum A n'mld SHIIiorirM Monday by C'-aib Climb-- Mr- „ - i After two nut in the last ft ante 'never, tpule oxcrtotne I his early There is still time for tennis |w,p, i . • . , , ... . Al l. AKI III KY Catfiee II" Spuit.e >■-.ITii'iV. ..-mlniMUsIs T.. mill llicil names the «ro»e rt-g Mill M.ciel I when John Kdjou lut Nmin time- last week I pm.| ,|u. i„sit.r „( entiles before the j -red an.l ii,""""' font tli. the ..nit ..me KOI irVII NT' (l,e ("I iheii »...n.t when lhaii! Slltllei luli.l y, lime. Entrte* may doubt * be;,mated to'iiahl .Itai l.mvo tli.i, |Mt.vt,,- With ht I. ii | .ununited in Conch l).|lilsirn'a|u,.,|k,,| ami lh,I nd Set ti.itt t' slt.'.tl in the Ii t.It t> v» All .Mails will la- Mill en • olf.ee pic xdmitiaiits with the pt ■- may l»«* phoned ill to college li'riina'ics st.it ting Friday at 4 etnaon Ht I. in .lenisolt flrldhcl r|flll>.|,. |lan>eu lot a . Sull.ialaliil and ex-j|<)lXV(, n,mven aib.mced t.» llnrd Ilaltrrir* Namrit nd <>f an »• j tally. 40% Off ei i»>t Imp W.is pit ketl off Dale and It.«n .l.-hn >>n \ p iti^ finals slated t»» open j Pali nigs are set for Saturday, third f.» end tin came with Hit Viiur ri.e.n H.."tirdax .t d p the the battel i." |..< lite |..si«i u|. . in the lbxet ami participants will be notified -a . me I'M I. Willard ll«.llm.m and It'll V. iJi-ngc pool a- la when they are scheduled t>C MIW |'rrrst«trr% Njmrtl - — - «i.tnpri eti the winning .-oful ,play. Medals will he awarded to] ' mil. I.- tin ■•(>. 'tun: iM'i V MtCaC I, • I'.t in led Al't ! (I dhc!. lite winner ami the runner up in | Itilfll III till Kl't'tllls 1*1*411 Set Pi.at V pl.iyetl ho-.I !.. VMII0\.|.Al i Aw U.S. Truck Slur •get I x ie. It--gel Md- petition. j ^ * " " *' "* ^ tion It and it |tu, K lilt ti tlt.it was the Ih,; bats of IIIIITAItl.K and • apie Heiid. n the pelted Hi. dil rUy nit I lay Courlt j •* l4fl In l!MI Charlie J tna.uKbios All play will take place on the' 'l •• ' »"•»'» missed bv two points feieiiee with an II tun i.ille in •,.t . • t: X ft tin ! .alio fj,,, ,Wll t>; ... tan. i t lay points with n.il Me.o.l #112. Ml w "i -inulf batid*-1 :he resty .•> s m the to' . participants tipplvmn tln-ir own tennis balls" ,,M'S b'ate tiu:h st h-.1 t.a.U and lib-J sly, «»«*« »i »:«• (!liiit;lue| and .1 .tin HI.Hr thrv I..-1 wtM Ih- /u-f,i .td If itx k. Contestants will be required j M. i'onnel took the ii-n,.; . t-i I »« \! -nd. .bm ijuigh \ (id- tnj'",',l meet l-i CP,, r a Hi-;lt - i K's tl-a w-n Siponti) soied tennis shoes. Ii /\ tilled I eat me jWoiNl , II- fht,.. and R j I Mieiiigan State* eat! f SELLHORN'SIM. . - « i bx .f .is k .itt.i Mat.! i.l Si E'.pope s Iraiitie for tats and roach retails ttiat , i*|| I low aid I •! tin' mound for the It nu n but i. kt d b. .. .-pe'mg I. i hie t^ti oke ; ti in k-. the Nt iliei lands tor e\-|was a tempoi .ii v e> .id «'!M .Miehigaan ft.d. - fit'jw.ts .tuple, having only .W.000 to- 'skipping" srtiooj on tli • thy l-e Charles Mdier li.mtllrtl the b.i« t eliev ed by At l.t.-v it ll.irri<>i.it fit,, intt %lrtcr Entry k I net me {.tax as i • mpareti with lUO.IMMI Inked into Chatlipai lor t'.ie j stop asstgnint i ' last liiilxttf Kutsli and Amir he fore the 1'\ k.iv. *\v" fteshman war. meet. I Feature -f M itl.iy « tent.it.v ,-ty addi <1 t,.» the f s«»--t \ 'c aggregation to bmpi isi' the 4no-p-eter entry M.il l'-..ii\v llei.l the >*i -k* "assignment. ,.nd Wayne H.u'ig.m. Sid Anton. Eugene | \V.,M» ..tat |km .Dtmbai a.e State >• divers wh-» W ill \ ie t• r f> * n the dirnig competition "e Detioit Meat elub t"s.I C.odcd t-i the inert at. tin "■'e». and in i r't | diving T".• iondiinations will be «tr- jik i'ltKSKNT Srr SHIMMIMi. Fair I v\T Sl'flii: III'KN • HOD.% IOI NTAIN [ii II'I I.l M K TKN SIIAK1' • I.HiHT I.I'M'HER • VWIDVHHM • RIM H I Rll s— , H %MMI Ri.IRs CARRY lit T SERVICE OUR EAST LANSING SHOP s>ai:k iiak I! (anting a Only Sai.dxvti.it SI)op ?ti m %» VIOI A « N%si:. Owner Avr 321 East Grand River CLASSIFIED ADS — Offers — FOR HAIR Pt A V FN PI iri m 200 MID-SUMMER COTTONS TWO GREAT GROUPS MIIMHF.R dr-iMiitnwnt ItTmiurr And •:.nr «rl* and wife nerd apartment nt r.eiitt tin A.iguO Pall E*t J.17 # HOOM for r>w»;nes* girl m K««t l^oxviff in September fall R-2-UK Rrttv Tbenphtle $8.00 " rlax R1DF tn f'hirua«i Thursday ANYONE preferably Ttlursday or Will ghare FrC #9.00 knowinc <»! an apwrl- ment for rent n !jrn»ing "i R^l REGULAR VALUES FROM REGULAR VALUES FROM t^ins.-f please "all Dirk Alldaffer 4-34«» •: 10 95 TO 12 95 . 14.95 TO 16.95 OlHtUAMOII DRESSMAKING let rr» tor > ou < Ura u»*e ER MSI Tfai»; er« South ItarriMjn St • P»K Four M I C.ll IOAN STATE NEWS Wfrinrsday, July 17. I9E (lotion Clothe* Go HEALTH Wolves DeiiTo Entice Females Everywhere (Continued from Page 2) With Food, Dancing, Games service offered to all students.'* Holland stated also that, "We what I Hear the men have quite feel the cooperation of the fitu- Abbot Mrn Turn a program planned and I hope and faculty plus our wi k attends.' prevent an epidemic of • Tables On (lord* everyone I'MIINW niiUiif coming school year. V»e college is attending on ie Br mil. HPEI.MAN Ahttnt social chairman John materials alone. ... , Brenner has rii«r|«M*d that at the SomcthiDK tmcthing new t»-w in mmpiw|liwt, rum fc,lnp. )h. social life is slated to take' I metis wil be given the privilege «»l cutting for the evening Ac- ■■.irilinil l.i ll"«w. all AM CLINTON A. mrn hnvr Ivni tharimiu thrlr WITHKY, l». S. r.. « t»en in the first men's dormitory"?^I,s during the past week in I KM hnuw In many a yrar. Ml.l I'"" rtuwiWln* ron- ifelT" MPK1AUNT limri. .ay lluil I he tml* other verwiHnn f..r Ihe Ine ermine Sleeveless sundresses |>lay an fore. PHONE (.till | party of this type In Ihe hl.lnry M"',rr "I reremnniei will pre- important part in summer fash- I the rampii. wa. Mnvn hull'. •«" ■' '•»»' ""Vint m.mr.l and Hrown and white pin-rhecked MITE M i«»n. The one shown above, of cotton shown shove makes a he- tit open huliae wime years liefnrr ''"neily .hiiw wilhnul enrairea. "we just won't have the turq'HHse hnen-hkr fabric is asIroming young summer dress that the outbreak of war. nmplv made as a child's pina-lgoe* everywhere. A quirk |mi|I of feminine opin¬ Premier says. ion reveals that the roeds are For refreshments, pool ami overwhelming in favor of the ping pong. the facilities of the | p.r UUWWrLAKB 45.0ft In 19.95 $2H Ikitiut The Michigan meet will he a mo.iuno l'p«h h..» - """ nulilliHU* l.»l your Cut t«»- M»s»nd pio\ ng meet I t l oach McCaffic m ptepaitng the a»>. ram sun %t Spai tan ponlmen (oi then con¬ Corsets test AAP «•! ti e yeai. championships at the National San CANNIFF?S in r. mt-mnAN I 'lego. Augud .1 .,nd 1 LAMMNft originally mur 5.95 girrflr- ....... g f Ift.ftll girHIr* 5,; 15.5ft girdlr- ....... j? 7 15.00 girdlr* ....... §iq ft.5ft foundation- • . . . . . $ 4 15.00 foundation- . • . . . gJO 1.25 Inaiwirrr* ....... ,75 Shoes originally now 4.00 lo 5.0ft i 1 JacotkSorTl-East Lasting