IHidtigarr &tate Ken» wrMUVir.ii. i-mon wwt nmuim t« n. v —. — ' *« -- i—j Ml t vfvpviT .mwwn rmwwi ^ www Mtskknm Sm» ColIft* StTakmSo^TSmIoav^BSav!1 OCTOBER 4. 1944 SSKS Soldiers' Families Killed In Air Crash An jrd dance intorarel « Union from 9 to 12 p. m. The orchestra will officially open playing will be announced later. * * X X X x ^ mial calender on rampu* Heading Saturday night's radio .. ,vcnk* whan Dtck Charle. party list will be one sponsored his orehartra .h« Union boT dart ploying ot by the Lambda Chi Alphas who have chosen a "school-days" Grid Meeting, BonfirePep Slated For Tonight rb* irill will bo open for the scheme. Guests will arrive be¬ r.vonioneo of guort. and all tween 9 ind 12 p. m. for informal Beat BC adanu are invited to attend. dancing, refreshments, and inter- Rally"Mgr ,rpr Kreher. Konmora. N. Y. mission entertainment. • nnr. stated. The SAE's hove also planned a radio party Irom 9 to 12 Saturday ltu>ln,lo*T„IL: Includes Talk*; D .. fOllCC • Free Bay From Water Valre jThirty-Nine Perish nounred by North hall a parly previ u*i*M haa been eaneoUed. evening, Ted Corson, Birmingham senior, announced. A song lest, dancing, and pi. no entertainment, Snake Dance To Enforce In Worst Disaster Another party for toniaM will in addition h. presentation ot Spartan apirit for tomor- i Lutheran atudent club -ml*- (.* fitahmen atudanU. Infor door ^ prizes, will make-up the fow'tl f.H.tball game with New Laws Of Civilian Aviation >1 dancing and aantes will be PJrtyMtrogrttm. Boston college will get Ita Campii* polka will STEPHENVILLE, Nfhl, Ovt. :l tJ*>—All Mil perron* aboard the Forestry cabin front 9 to Other Greek men dusting oil firrt ,h,,t »" the arm when a ' rigid enforcement of Um gn American nverneaH plane, inelutlinif wives untl rhililren of m and patrons in attend- "vies" Saturday night will lie the I '■"» sponsored by Student traffic hare boon revealed u Mr. Phi Kappa Taus, the Phi Delta' '■»>ncil gets under way at 7 this regulation! US. ookliers in Europe, perished today in a flaminif crash _ Mrs William Young. Miaa Thetas ml Farrnhmise memlu-rs evening. The crowd wilt gather at morning, Dean of Into the side of a wooded NewfnuiiilUiiiil hill — the worst ma t.den-lit. and Dr. Allen Christian Student Foundation! "" **•< enlranee ol the Union Stanley Cn ■traKrely in the histnr>' t»f I. has scheduled an all-college mis- I bulldln*. day. 'timmi rvinl aviation. Caftoe er in the social hall of Peoples All Ktudenta who drhre Ttaaurrnw afternoon after the church from B 3d 12 Saturday Xrwkprs at the Mate etwee- impua muat have driving senrehinif |mrty which NEWS > Kappa Alpha Theirs will night. Ming squad jylN rendnet the mtta Irom tha rampua pi hacked its way thriiush wtggl their gueeta bach to the Sunday's racial highlights will rally wHh MetMe Venng. Lansing Ike in tha power plant underbrush to the scene of the will not be iiautd eacapt I disaster sent back this terse mes¬ tor a "coffee-hour" pro- include a picnic for Newman club m BRIEF m iber* and their friend* in the ■ona of health o " sage "No survivors." brtdit "night-lite" Bast Lansing park from 2 p. m. mult commula Early this afternoon a U.S. frum outlying reau. The role oust Guard helicopter left hae that radio-party not eaclude any atudaat far Nt *awf lmImp Sim Gander airport for the scene, 10 L One aU-coUege dance, how- Hillel will have a mixer dance ma of age. WASHINGTON. Oct. .1 (/PI- Re- miles from Stephenville. Gamier br, will be apanaored by Union Sunday at 7 p. m. in the Itillel conversion director John R. Strcl- field is 223 miles east of Stephen- the Union ballroom house an Hillcrest. »hM «• Into tile Bagle rente si. Three student parking have bean deaignated: <11 tha pnedn-ted today the meat •die. Helicopters were used in age "will become worse this •ringing out survivors of the Bel¬ After\the short talks, a snake lege auditorium parking lot winter" and President Trumun gian Soiienu airlines plane crash Art Lectures dance wilP be formed and will acruaa tha river at the farm hag' wend its way across c; mpus with bridge; and (J). tha atadium pertt- said the forecast is probably Cor¬ Gander Sept. IB in which 27 (DAY'S Will Feature the destination the field near Ing lot. Macklin stadium. Across the Rett Violalora of el. Mr. Truman dtacloaed that having a survey made of the he persons were killed. Report All Dead Cedar will lie a bonfire and loud¬ regulathm* will be fiaad "on tha The Const Guard in New York meet situation but gave no details. EAR PUS firet three offanaaa and tlr f In Field Leaders er activities. withdraw from reboot on Uta loorth viola torn. Crowe atatad. atlrk and Moreover, he reported, all gov- ernmetvt agencies concerned are received a brief message also say- A drew rehearsal at cheers, the apen water valve Sheldon Cheney, prominent keeping in claee touch. right Hang and the Alma Mater la wbM ha alepprd while at ptor In Nrw Vark t'Uy. ratire removed lore* will be taken Frtoay author of book? dealing wth art. L. Football Talent will open the MSC art depart¬ far Hatarday'* lilt arannd the fire. will he held Durant Picks i»gmet ( mn Limit* Tmlk ami HaiiNay I X - ll:M and l:3» 4:3t. I'Mton Ballrsam. Plraas ment lecture series October 17. PARIS. Ort. 2 I/Pt—Tbo famr- rear xtoto. This b» the lart time Howard Church, art department hnad, has announced. The series '),M" sufficient til Plato9* Idea Byrnes And Stalin Agree Jr. and Basic college ptrtores wlU he taken. ha go out and play on the foot- will feature four leading men in jpreparation the college band Uto commercial art and painting i "ot PlW ^re Iwing On Morality fields and continue through fall! and winter term. however, for the appear¬ ,,m<* ,,f ,hr band at future pe|i WoMnMrJ New War Not Imminent mg that rescue iwirties repnrtetl all perstHis aboard tlie plane were i ra.lies and g dead Cheney, world famous .f the Beall's one man snow teat- i Returning to action on the foot- nsible lenders of the Soviet Un- Cil terminal leave bonds. women were accom¬ Morality*". Dr. Durant said inor- peace conl enee delegation chief i panied by six children, whose ured at the* Art Directors' Gallery bail field next Saturday, the 63- i MI hclic Rejection of tioniis proposals ality in "the retoparation of tha in- said he a rod with the Soviet of New York last winter will belpiroe Michigan State college band followed a noisy, shouting deint ages ranged from 11 years to 20 shown in the College Art Gallery j will lie put thiough its paces by dividual with tha group." " Not! leader tha here was "no immeit- ] so id: * ( stration in support of National month*. throughout N« n Major James H. Dye. fresh - complete abandonment to tha tale danger ot war," hut arknnwl I * t Vwv.r Commander John Stelle of Illinois Bound fnr Berlin "Contemporary Housing" is ' man music major from Saginaw. of the group." ha streased, nlgeil tr. nkly the "seriousness" really in his feud with Gen. O'mar N The however. ' "I the iiadlict in vicwiniuti StaJili that there is no plane, a fmir-engined DC-4, topic of George Frnl Keck CI Ireonard Falcone, band director, Bradley. The Veteruns' Adminis¬ was InuiiiiI far Berlin from New e Mated to al toe go architect lie wilt be at ' announced today. Tha Golden Rule la hard to' among the nations, immiHtiate danger of war I ho|N* trator, and adoption of a resolu¬ York, and landed at Harmon College on January 16 Heck j Between H< halves of the Michi- improve. Dr Durant maintained Kelerring to Stalin s rceeul that his statement will put an end tion demanding an immediate Field, "near Stephenville, at 2 ■maiitoring the Christian thc»»fy to the unwarranted charges that session of Congress to amend the recognized as the creator of the gan. te-IW»ton college game. p.m. (CST) yesterday to refuel. of morality. A moral coria docs not I J |LMftl. if nath veterans' on-the-job training act. •solar house" and other modern . Wflini Normally It would Have landed at designs. The College Gallery will' coma naturally to the individual. WIIYII tMHwh M •eking t« e the t Uti- Gander air|M»it, but that base waa display an exhibition of hu de , (M Hairs Condition Critical Lifted in by rain and fog. The College Gallery will thl< • whs have net i WASHINGTON, Ort. 3 (Ah—' After a 12-hour root for the f Mines display an exhibition of his de¬ For Surplus Texts Cmm hum. fee qui secretary at crew the plane took off at 2:2a signs throughout Janusry. ta erttteal eoudi- i e m. today and crashed II mtn- Arttot-Anthar Ta Talk t aylama ol tha Tha latast relief for Auto Plants Layoff, | Mdre naval utee later. The list of the series will bt Reports received at Gander air¬ world. Hifa la aaldrarad groer- the bunk .ltu»«lon w:.« at cmptad Frederic Ttuber. painter and ally by tha change* tn moral coda Production Cut field from American airways of¬ Thuredoy by ttuvcl L Vtll trs. KM Noire Dora. In author who will speak on "A Dy* will lead the band through from the hunting rtraa a< man tu ficials said rescue planet which m , l)f ,hv ,.,,ji.cmli ,turc. flew over the area reported the year TMno pot buk Fainter'* Viewpoint. A feature ,ts first gridiron ■ imranl. h» water. wheo th* to- editor for the American Artist iggj. Uw rartculturol. and then to tha industrial. whOT1 „„ atn^u| W11, m.|lk. From tack Of Steel wreckage was burning four .hours r MM It ww «o bo a can- Tauber has written Dee-Name WMhiiigti.ii. It. C. I'.r surplu, afterward, and it was unlikely Tonight Dr. Durant will ipaak buuki Irum tha Library of Cint- DETROIT. Oct. 3 W~A short¬ Pwm tbo Spartan and Ir "Studio Secrets' and "Technique i* The band will form a dog-house on "Falltm: What la Civilisation"" age ot sfieet steel plagued the auto that anyone »beard lived through of Oil Painting and capture a Barton terrier, end grm. The butiki are text, which Explosion Injures 100 were talvagril trum the army utiti industry, resulting in projected All seats uriR-fae reserved for keep it tied up for the rest of the MARCUS HCNJK. Pa. Oct. 3 bVh Plane Crashed Into MM . TnH BrU Pi PmMnl layoffs at the Chrysler Corp. and _de aenea to be held in the Muaic afternoon, just as Coach Charley j navy training prugramx. Maim fact unrig Co. CIO —At - least loo persons were in¬ •stimatrd that the main- Hnggs Jacques Charmox, captain fnr I Enrollment auditorium Tickets may be pur- Bachman hopes hts griddera tie Alto-ad* CmvcmIIm part .pf the student body would tie United Auto Workers officials jured, many seriously, tonight Air France transport, said in New chased at the accounting office, up the Button college attack dur¬ ltd Thursday night. series of explosions rnd fire York that he flew over the scene supplied with book* in two or All-Time mu AD U..al IIiimapmI ing play. In tribute to the visiting teem, three week*. The remaining ntu- The 20 plants of the Chevrolet ilch raged through the worhfb of the crash two hours afterwards WM* nran numomM dents probably will be bookless division of General Motors have largest alkylation plant, a unit of {and there was no sign of life, of 1M2 the band will form a b C.* facing until the middle of November. been operating at reduced ratee, the Sun Oil company's *13,000.000 There were 31 paaengers and Th# reprarenUtive. of 20 col- lb. wot rtaki.. ARre a march Snlaimen representing the na and Hudson Motor Car Co. Thurs¬ aviation gasoline refinery tu crew of eight aboard the plane. iy rtudanU bora mora Ira* radio nation, rlactod Robart to Uta and of tha ftald. t« will ra- day announced the end of a week- tmnal publishing houses are of Mod m aumbgr iMo yoor. 1 Colaman. diravtor of WKAR lorn and form an MSC fating • Mm L. Whrtetaw. NOTC tha opinion thi t another year will long layoff. Company spokesmen vita praatdanl ol tha aaaoriation tha atudeot body k*. iaypTOMntinf the MAC chap- ! be necessary before their com- used the general term "material CIs Wlur Have Sot Reeeiretl Cheeks of educational broadcasters, at the stands. The playing of the Alma shortages" to describe the reeaon meeting on campus Mater will conclude its half-time tar m prortdonL Tha Ihna-day panio. will la- able to ropply «r- activities. MMMn will dare Ortahre I. dare a. lhay ore made. for the last two curtailments. Nortnan Matthews. directoc of Should Ctmtacl Vet Administration the Chrysler division of the CIO Vatoraim training under Public Law 16 (dirabled), or Pub. United Auto Workers, said I No More Reveille • ornpany had informed him Ik law 346. (GI Bill) «t Michigan State cullege who have not «i aubaUlanco aad meet the re<|uirementn ligteti below. planned to cut production, begin¬ ning next weak, to 2.300 units eoNjact the U. S. Veteran* Ailminintrutiun repreoentative In Coed Veterans do Collegiate In Union from 3.000 daily. Simultaneously, Ernd Ma/ey, regional director for the un th* Ofdce of Veteran* affair*. Demun.tration hall, prior , If. -Light, out and great in th* rervk* women, have trailed them WAVth she I. rmnlUar with tha krep procedure tha atmrephara lively said Briggs had told him it plan¬ S:3Q p.m. Monday. Oi-t. 7. i around tha 7 p m. bridge tabic. ISM. MME a* thirty-five Mich- I u> Eart Lanung ned to lay off 7.000. - •- A .paii.l report luiH.rnlng de¬ Tha ideal college dormer now oa*u ol avorythlng Irare dutOe Ml ami t ar*. Carolyn Tracy, St Albtiw. New layed pay maul will be forwarded ABLE Rdi b but, at any rale. Judy Urea.'' WAVE, York junlar. huspiul corp. SWI. Suir* Event* to the Regional ofIke to a.pailitr I mm vu unara L •*# army, navy, and marina - bag. dr.pad acrare bad - pore—re. .uHtcwnt gat payment tor thure who report. mm nn| m n» larrea which Iw. roddanly tn- dungaree, hi aging along -da up and go for an entiro pbu*fn: For (renting Year [■M ■Mm. MM gin bo* II Vraad the third and fourth Boor too and Juno Stoner. Romford 9 rertificala ot altg- CM .illliy lotbs Many ot the i SWL, Spartan Woman'. League, hallo at the Union building, whora. 'Drum and Bugle' 'w Uttomont (O.I BtlD. 5!Si-r-reran rtudraurei M in tha throng at cl kg studied Hunter end alao Cleveland's Bu¬ inada opening plan, far the yrer*. re laMar if .rehreiutton idu- t:J* . UM* - IJ* -4- 4:1* - M* reu raw pretty reau of Supplies and Accounts. KtiviUe. at tha firet board rema to tha reboot, m tha Uatoa I •us is that they'd kg ImI night. Fir.t Ham taring the rervtre. Jra imh. roirt. Ireland ol their rarenUy- front line for any lift U tha Coed carnival. ,|i Ml pre. reoeardad navy Mure and oliva Sulliran, Mill on I k conjunction with Aim scheduled for fall term. WACi. hi roup will alao spun of the Variety show, • om-spkt ceiled during the war yean, to S Had ton* MM prior addition to the college carroUMl JapL 1,1MB, but bare oil rani sasarj-.^re end the Ipimrtar Spin, girl kid *d aertUlcat* of oUglbUlly and en- P»»p Two T1IE M-JCIIIGAN STATE NEWS GRIN AND BEAR IT BjrUc^ Ifltriftgan &tatr SfauiB Freed Nazis ground !t' Given Pass For Safely camp RMfcoa! AJvrffhfc^' Sen**. Inc. 6*1' l%MA.rtKrprr*mMn* STERNBERG, Oct. 3 — Lt. Two of the most valuable Gen. Lucius D. Clay, U. S. Deputy friends to have in the Trailer i military governor was reported Camps this winter will be Ernest i<.fhiy to have ordered a safe es- Renter and Harry Montanye of to Hamburg for HJnlmar the stove repair department. Srhacht. Fran/ Von Pajwn and Quick service from them might H uis Fritschc .and 100 German mean the difference between hav¬ i>( liccwp who hid assembled to ing a cozv nest or a refrigerator ,ii rest the three acquitted Nuern-j 'jiMg defendants were dispersed, j Anton Pfeiffci, German chief! ..I for Bavaria in dena/ificattou the American said Gen. /.one, Clay guaranteed the safe conduct for the trio to the ftritlih atone. He said this protection from German Heiui/ifieutjoii courts was only temporary, however, and covered only their departure from the Nuernberg Jail and the American Will Tnvef Iw Hemt Attorneys for the three said ?iii*v would travel by a secret mute together and probably would leave tonight or early to¬ morrow, hut later indication* iSuvrnln'qx Is In Illustration were that their departure might •>»«» delayed until ft* late as Saftir- In » historv-mukiiiK pronoun rmriit thin wnk at .Vtiorn Voti Pit pen, the former German l«rp, fjermnny. the intermit inno war crime* tribunal jmsw imhnssfldor to Turkey, will go HijRtence on the Nazi-. finding1 ihetn guilty nf Mrnthle> nji , i.rn Hamburg to Stoekhatwen Rrveive uar." •nd Srhnrht. former Reichsbitnk Yet in this same statement the tribunal declared the ti« i i.icsident, will go to.his home in rrtun hiyh command iiiimrcnt of criminality. It mereL c orn -< nleswig-Hnhtein. Fritwhe. for¬ mer projrgnwlud, plans to stay in minted thai "they have la en a ilisKface In the honorable pro Hamburg. I'cHiiun of army • title Ward nf C ondemned Ktirther, Nazism i< «-hai• I with violating the .fodWi' I treatise of an nffietnl blnekout Mriaml treatv of IfHW, which tiernutny sipnecl, outlaw in# uar ii new*, there was little word •terming the remaining Ut pri- into them. Many In that pad* War was renounced as all intrument of nationa * -..•lers condemned to death or sen- •r. rusting in the i policy. i nerd to prison terms. put to good use b Accoriiitiff to then* points of view we can see that thouyi Although defense attorney* VHKRressive war makuif? i- outlawed, the a< t «»f war it«ei previously ha«l stated that last Ik pntuloned A nation may •|/c appe.tl* to the Allied control justifiably uaye war it it l« e! •nin.il for clemency would be gPPttrity is threatened With professional .ilnttfliiw, the milihirv retain their \en pfltblr position "in honor and international pads c. on!lav , war heroine interest nil', bill lutile, document -• m World poii It should be 1.1* way fmn tin Ihe side — Mitchhikiny has its moments. The other w pfcfiangv won night while standing at the curb with our thumbs pointed rr to pertVi t thi uhllslirnetit we>t. a vebiele approached and stopped at'the curb. I say eventual war. vehicle lor it was a IR22 Ford I Model T, I lalieve they call Keren! Iv, tj tiirtnt in pood runtiinif condition. It Monjf* to o voting fresh- ^ James Forest; Uoi VFRIM PNtl RtH man now living in Lansing and catf make it to Fontiac in two €V, n A'l junior*, sophomore* and -forces will ltd and one half hours. Hiding in it is like bring in a sight-seeing At home we i bus. for the window* are mo big aud high. I' seems u* if the U training. whole car were on stilts. ' *' I'ntil some •rjfani/atio W'h> is it most Fast l-ansing restaurants mix mustard in *' tion.H, |H'itiap> epg salad sandwiches ? out for our o latautee p ^ YOITRE GOING TO HEAR strength becoi W ar. bke in trim Htiiio cu r I he lir»t merlins nf ihe tear t'.otivf>i' tiunlrn* Sau Ml) School* i In Washington hi* statement A LOT ABOUT COOPS— # ear radio Huh will be 1'liosm t or Scene l-uwi' Association packers. attention . t nun-sUughttrmg operation will liegin \ln lug in sj.,|, colle -e h •?.- ANN Mich IV? 3 An .ssoriate «.f ,ti«eph Ihituan- sired; culture ^.minis'hat e'oee- .Ve- . Speaker* nf the University nf »ku '''«••) >>lfii'tid Michigan's conference Prcven- ■ .»■. Ina! g.ttums on cit by black Slate's i heeitU Hit doctors, rot MU I hi* uunntit y of Davenp«trt |inm1 c«> To follow fv tol l STIIR WtlkMKs AVC Rill .WiHl between 13 and ) ui simple and *11 toll... twt t I. .MiMMin, 4 lollow a ito/eis cadets -t | it uy «•"»» .1 »ul*nlrrr Mrial >nkrn lltr I (ucilit InmniunM. ll1" Siat«' Student* length of the l ifHIrr. 1 ,P1 Lambda ill ill* *1 liorus < Srir.. hwu.lliG p>u>r,t on N.iulh only to stii ti a i Witnessed hiM luian III Umtn,. IVrMn, lino- 1,1 In Fall Election APARTMENT Wfhf. formal laboratory Cad t-.oa In Ikr mini m«> rail Ih, tn«! training and > first meeting of the term NAVY III*tit jacket *i-e * .lliilrnl .III.. .( alhcalor rhurrh A prcfcjwional siwiet tb?. the Michigan State col- lifications Liberal t 1M MAC Ave. Call Rmitn Lilirarr l)i*|»la\* Mii*ic Chief Put* » J.tM. nr l.u uiitm ttiNO .rvuiRs rrlw. Hill !►•»< i . bt> and mterett u teaching " aptcr of the Amcruan Vct- Pat (itabrndik* i Pt AID Mj All senior* who Amencan Dhalia Many •Indent* kport jacket Hare llec Hook* cgpect to gra«t- | a'"' S-turday Labeled Tuo Mrcneth Clamp fin Platter* .tudfntit c«i ihcir i iiiie i v the end of the public healtt; n Reward Phone term should Thr in ,hr ,|P „on >« ^r,c: Thr A tar* i-nllc ; i..*., |.,. iii/4*i.>n will >|H>nu>r ilrsk ,.|hw. a liHuini I.. Hi. i v M . ,i . ( 1Sr v n> ^ |, of the ad- available imhlte through ic l'ni-n licit »rrii lu Iki •liwtilw haiku applications ■ HegiMi.o ipapetn. Gray lunton deviated SVlticsiaiK local rlecthip.. bRckt-rimu. . .h.inii. n m "" ' in : •.. • Oils. AVC hoiK-i. to he able k. ,I|» lobO m.lbr IIIM.I, . w 11. i,. • y. munitv ible I., iciiilrr iludcnla un al educaiio iliyilile to \i»ie, portico. Imm the Dclrmt and L n- PARKER St pen. btorb with fold •i>U^r Wednesday an field Hip be- Ihof C asnd River. Reward on the ,j#et, whirh « beauti- Engli*h langu mm T'nun.s* Hi J^dit ut KVeti i.a,j ui tastes so sacs ro >o«t DROWN lM*n «cn aM IM separately If feund. pieMs r r^-—— —■ l> Ahirlr* Roti. R Williams Rait KAR KKa betikeer Post Office B\: ^Thursday aftera«Mi. Pk Young. STIDENTS CARR'S fraturint; SEW Tltlvi'lMM iu 11.runt Mings "M. S l', I'uinrite KnterUilimrhl S|. ,| J,>r the 1-||.| IS VenM" tinl.r n Ihilr t„r II,it Ujfkrml Reid's Flower Shop CAFETERIA D-Daj «pm I'ur.i CiiL SaturAi?, SiiRdu. . 18* W. (iraM Riser l>wl ■ -I I'.' |l"i lltrertaliiin. COMAl.g* ACROSS FROM THE I'NIOS — CI T rUIWEKN TUB MICHIGAN IVAM KIWI Chur, dundnoH Cards Win NL >tful Starters ll'i Roberts And Robbin* Dodger's Last Ditch Rally Falls Short Of Mark Flag, 8 -41 •faJ1566* On Macklin MeetField Junior varsity football nt MSC got* a big aendoff tftto Wayne Today ajary IN Ha* Bwhman Worried hr CHABLgd OAKL BROOKLYN. Oct. 3 <*V- J • ndnut* after tho fiaM out. Boos tried a terrific triple deep into the afternoon a* the Jgyvecs open their seaaan nggtait tRa I* JACK WORTH It ha* been reliably report¬ A 'hair " raixin*' " " ninth ' " innlno ' " 1 r°untry" Slaughter was wrapped vurnrr between right and center- Wayne "K" iwiuatl on Macklin fieitl at 4. complete with aN ed that are eager Robert Rob- in a fist-swinging wagon with a field to drlv* Altai* In again. Carl Ihe trimming*. . Ur0<.P- J-CW'. to atart at right guard for bine ban added hie regietry to roll*, ho Rsaakkm - i—•*■«- rally by BewoMyiTa baMIng Doduae root** n«ar home plate. Furilin followed w ith a clean Sinn- Clinch John Koli* hit* lieen working with the nqnaN t" 8PM^' further 'nc"»"fd Conch Charley Bach- |man'» wwrriaa abut th* hag* Boston college line. UClair the raucou* rumpu* which in IVulger* felt abort today and The enpa finally pried them apart single In renter which counted for the St. Louie Cardinal* wtrap- after several hundred fans had Stevens, and when Dickson war¬ the only two week*, mont of ■ —— now M8C. lineup in in g state of h*« * P- |mfMM A ViMiMd «"kN lit practice and will mi** the BC Th* feet in itielf » relatively ned un their fourth National*^"**'' >n "" (h* combatant*. Th* vipfftpv Ufhirh thaw The 1 ered and walked Per We* Reese, rdrlio IVcnr enluofiinllu flux. Witk one hundred men Oct. 19—Xcdre Dame, htr% f Lcagu* pennant in fir* year* by ed to virtory. which they appear- manager Eddie Dyer reluctantly . - anna*r_ inanniinr " 'irrelevant. However when our V m LyBB Chendneie, right half. oat of practice all week with ,reminiscent reader re taking the aecond and deciding have in their hip-peckett waved Brccheen in from the allfPed up. Kid)* wg* hard ttct. 25—Wayne, there, 4p.lL by aa overwhelming margin until pen. i bruiaed inatep, ii atlll a that State already ha* a highly game of their unprecedented play¬ the Bum* made their find, gal-1 I fc* Nov. .' Michigan, here. 3 p.m off eerier. I to 4. before a heart¬ Bruce Edwards, huakv voting Nov 9- Michigan, then. lW3g competent baakctballer named ftloubtful atarter. Chandnoia Unt tally. squered Ihe Red Bud* fonk part In light drill* and Spartan Guard llobtn Roberta—well, thing* be¬ broken throng of 31,175 at Eb- off tor the gin to happen. beta field. I lohi lo two hit* by Merry Dirk- World Series against Ihe Boston Red So* starting Sun- Dnditer can her. creeled the Card southpaw with u ringing blow In- t„ |,n lo I,ring Furill home, al Nov. |»_ Western Mi.hlgrn. athenica Rumor hath it that reporter* there. 2 p. m. yeaterdhg bat and linotype men, day at St. Louis ' They won Tue»- i by that time the stands war* admits*, tu rase ef rate, or wet Nov. 23—Notre Dame. then. this coinci¬ day • playoff opener in th* Mound dence staring them in the (are., »"*» «aht frames, loo Durocher's bedlam. The ruor probably could All home gimes will be playad ^are quitting in droves, imagine ; scrapper* slugard the pride ef kkaau'•Sat j*E- 4 *• hove been heard the other side of on Mechlin field, except in cam Tksae — u ; the East river when Cookie La- Robin Robert* and Robert Robina! Tracy. Mo. from the hill with lit tu nstmt* hiR I of foul weather. Two df the on ihe same tram! thoir final gaap in the r U* to the time tho Dodgers put vagetto hatted for Harry Taylor, lu.me V me*. Notre Dame and i their delayed **plosion. Dick- ■rr arc the tentative starters: i -Seriously though, Bobbins has »nd rushed three runs ei hod hurled moeterful bell ami RG— Howard Adams Michigan, will he played en Sat¬ ; a top-notch rc.ord on the hard-1 fore Harry (th* Cat! RT—Harold Winer urday afternoon*, the vanMp be¬ tgpssrsd to have th* situation en- woods, both In prep ball at Long j finally stunned them inla submis- RE-Hubert Gcrv. ml ing on the road thnee week*. Reach. California, and with the ttrriy in hand. After yielding two "°n with two QH-Rob Otfinit angle* - on* of them very Treasure Island Bluejacket* while strikroul*. LH-Bob Neller •erawhy - in th* opening round, ; in the navy. This 30-year old. « echoRs Mrtbea Oi ho had sot the Brooklyn* down KH- John Vul.mcak I Amis To Manage tool 6 Inch renter, tallied M | The bases still wore filled with without a semblance of a safety in FB—Milfurd Jones i iminls in a single game while in Dodgers when Howie Srhulti. tail s*v*n succeeding innings. "Men to wat.h' will be the lib E\-Manager With ChangBoti da* tor llmitsd I service, dropping them from all Dodger pinrh-hitter who had Only on* Dodger hit a ball nut of first strinn backfieltl of Mil Jones, it baaA BUI i sides. clouted a home run in th* opening tho infield during that brilliant hard-nimuni* lettertnaic*-w«; full, DEtRolT. Oct. : r |0t th* Martina poat al With Jack Wulf and Fre.1 Stone came of the play-off at St. Louts, Mratch. ex|H»rienced Htib ottinn at the veight Champion Ji Itfht halt. SptogM k another lefty. 'both returning. Coarli Hon Van swung from his heek at a third Th* Cardinals in !!i* meantime put hu but ng to take a new K»th pawing and kicking, and j Alstync will be faced w ith an- sink* and missed. ■d paunded sia Brooklyn rhunk- here a 'hat of "managing'* hta o K.roved to bo a ftaat runnor In th* 'ighor over-abundance of fine ecu- 1 So bitter was the disappoint- krs for 13 solid blows, including LE - Diek Poole lWayne lam*. j t*r*. ment of Brooklyn's random that. three (enre-hueting triple* and a LT—Itoh M ildu'ueii The L»oss of the heavyweight i Hum Render k a aur* brace of doubles, and had piled up LG- -RoMer Itessy division disclosed this todejr on r other half poeition, a commanding 3-1 lead. Many C -Gwitkc lleranuiNly the eve of Manager John Rexbor- JTilpin and Btov* Stan • fens began leaving Ihe park well QB post, all-state (Indiana) prcp- ongh's parole Lgain complat* the kaiMkll. In th* line bdth guard apok arc THE STATE NEWS • before the home team faced Dick¬ ster Johnny Pohmeak at right 5!irhigan prison ; fter serving a from Seulhern son for th* last time. Nobody rx- half, and ex-Lansing Sexton aee term on a gambling conspiracy .certain. LaClair k definitely FOOTBALL PREDICTIONS perted anything lo happen. really. Hob Neller t left half, and id the . drtined and Alger Conner, bnl- line, flob Maldegen ami tl.irry t.OI B. Who visited RnKhnrmmh Augie fialan. wlio iiad Lark of th* right aid* at th* Un*. of th* first-mning tuts off h'.ly during the tatter's c un¬ kill play wdb w Hitched chin and (l*th of the Brooklyn twirlc ...... Volgrr at the tackle posis. And Dicksnn. ottened the worked Itreehee wolk"to!thi" ,M»'! «tiything it. s|Ntke feelingly of hit Uay ICC only NullMl action. Th* ■y CNt't'K BTSATTABS with a two-bagger Int.. right cen- load the buses. from the r of the Iriendship with his man- backs, wh«i It be ii The time ha* come f.w the si,Mine -luarterlmrk* to wte br a aoMina at t'A. •an Let lair. ;a*-poang aaaed ,... plunge themselves int.. til.- dizzy pastime of making pre- .again when Dixie Walker, who 'fh^V^ngW down Prsvw His Clam That was wherTTtreeheen prov- all the wa i know he's going to feel kind In tlA* of funny when he nines out. Ifell Is i-amMereg hv the marking Rnmc attcmptH to i*t»|ect tho winner* in the major football tailed to xct « hit in the play-off «xl his class. With the iHitential ty- t toi he wondering what folks think f„rh slaft to he anr of the most o*l- games, and this is known to every bod* who ha* finished one | lotted to waiter, at the plate, the little left- handcr Itote down and struck out j *p*J7»v'ir and that's where 1 come in. Roxy to. steadlna sparun llnemrn In the year of high school Kngli.-h. a* "|irofrn«*ticating." w.. always g.*tri to me Ife lidrerf last decade At that Eddie Stanky, Dintger seeiMid follows. So. rnmmencmk With thi* .issue, well confers, we too tuive thin juncture Ed S ■ me .1 lot. Now it's my turn to help who had knocked Galati i baseman, on four pitches. Stanky j narty habit. ,*>nd make our first brave attempt to call the winners turn. I got to manaue him thia watchcti the thud stwke whistle I Brooklyn's run in the first time until he Kets h rk In pi her line position* wgl probably ' the earn* a* for the Wayne Hifinov. Slur* II in of each Saturday's 10 front-pane games the rountry over, least week and batted J00. hitting SehulU, llriMtklyn's last 'Wing of things." tlw ■ with M* Fuil at renter, KALAMAZOO. Mich. Oil K 2 with n ltd Km Btege at the Jiihativ Rigncy's major league Mat Pleti and John All-Stars bunched their hits to¬ Wei idle talk, let's oil up the jalopy and drive SiMirtan ('.mils : irkett IttecluxMi to id then missed the a 3-2 final,1 fall where they may. Remember though, Water tor the Parched Lead! s ve by alMMit six inches. It i playing tackle • Ugh* Today day to defeat the Kalamaxim All- Start » to l m im exhibition game notify on our guesses, and wind up wearing blarne it on the other guy. To Plan Fall over, and the Cardinals, , wison favorit- Boston tHIsgi will arrive from befare 2.5— fans te East today The Eagles wdl Rignm worked the first six in* week Old Eli unloBfed »e«l off with a 33-0 win in its opener. a fWk of gomi backs Sirim Practice nipti finally tag by many had Mpieakud A Slurr fur ihe- TKAII.KK AREA ties Mackilo Meld seeking to re¬ ninu and retired with a 9-0 lead C*ol- 's gieir poo-oe*son rlaima for a The losers got their lone run off mi on the theory that Spttrfatt wiinton interested Thai** ihe* Job of hone is Vale i the. i fright. awl Md. and at the same time •ob He nnedy in the se\\rith i by two touchdi in swimming coni|H'litinn are rep their reooed clean in th* aar- Kennedy hit a 400-foot home run Army vs. ( ornell without lUanthard nrgeil t« attend a meeting i KKI) CKUAK COOPERATIVE IX- . s with for the MtrMgteS State. Coach Daiuw Meyers will have winners. tM-lieve they've got the HWimminR team Moit«|gy , pelves and s t Apr t the j to regulars on tho Injury list HUle. m-hedaled tm letehenhla 321 t ag teaMh 4 33*1. Fhfta* HW udurday. Tom Br*nnga, righlhalf ( ulnarbU vw Navy . . . ins Inokel unimpressive After first ho starred In the Wake Forest Pt the SpaitaMs Oct. 12. «i|»en«Ml 'itf 1JMA grid campaign bv rolling j .• gains! Rutaei^ last > leou Little really has p,e xvat for the Eagle* will be out bomethma this yeai ubtMNti Villanova team Ureg> Wllh ,Mt|y over the Umvarwfy of Oiattaiioo- a leg injury. John KiaseU. va* a i*u|>rin«. but tor nwinbrrs nut 311 iiound tackle. 1a also a doubt- >il starter due to a bruised ankle M. 41-7. Tern - Shorty ' McWiUiams fig- | Mov ing a in the roaring Mid-West t Schwaii/ of th depart m rjZfemmJ fyr/~ ured N) th* i with a t Ken Beige, raw Dearborn end. PAIN f LP Of IHIi A MLi K AN SCENE |»e the place for the riad . this Mil htaan v». the i touchdown pass M> Wiih.iii is been nasnod as Captain for the With the Wolverines tint t"'v through their u pa IC game. Baftte. all-state end at Donna Maddock, ouUtamhng o' stop |iei - hrdson hkgl and left guard and the Ifawkeye's sens former of ttie 45- 46 seaiaHi. auias-, rkle on State's 1542 tern, played A' | tional Emmlrti Tunnell. in for a rough afternoon. SL.tke world's sed a record of individual hotiois! great game against Wayne after Notre Dame v* Poor, poor Panthers'. Turn i of | this summer including first place* i'ing switched from left to right Notre Dame by four touch. in 4he Pacific coast .KW meter I hd. and will ramam at that post- Durham. ,N. C. a medley relay race, in the 100 met- ! rr free style straight away course, i Duke va T you alH| tn the Bimi meter relay fiir ' ',h* style race, as well as wiiimng I ompletely fuolisl/ and use fourth place hi the 300 nieter med- j Dick Charles over George Tech. Hmm. and the Vols won by 4 p arid four makes ten. Tcnni ",,s ^ ley. and seventh in the-200 meter back stroke race. wanted . 16. Duke «. Miss MMhhn k as welt Dons most as the Southwest .shows, . . Pick. Gross® I'finite, junior; llgr- bar a Shipton, Grnssr Phinte. j His Orchestra " Texas vs. (Nriaksma A. M. . . . The Lodghorn* have r point! in their first two stnftd. Obviously Dana ftible has a •owl atok Make rw** lev Tear ItaaviMI Tkt»a,r crusher at Austin, and this corner piekn Texas to hand the Aggies and Hob Fenimore their first mllNgisti defeat in three seasons. VBATTRLNO TCP vs. AitWHi . * . This one wiU be eery close The mid goes to TCU. FAITH BRAHK — Vyr»li*l .and ftnaNy on the Pacific coast we have IKVINO PARKOT, Traatp*! - Rl'PI'S h»i*r. Truatpel Ha. UNHwle vs. OMs Ntage . . . More trouble ahead for Ohio State. The l«eig train rule to the coast plus thai 11-It showing against SCOTTIK WELCH. Tgoar Sax - Hilly WILl.V. 1'iaab.l Missouri a week ago Won't help the ButlMire's morale for their •neounter with the terrific Trojans. The guess is USC IJ-7. MCK CHARLES, (Charba KaNwaaWi) HmUsPm vs. I'CleA... The Uclans, led by Cal Kami and Ernie Case, WIS exploded their T-formation on Oregon State for M points in their op—er. and that'g —ough for me' UCLA gets the —II Well that's it for l\M time See you nest week With all Ihe alibis ixni Midugan State's first-known Tt Mill ll WMM VOli AM w m or Sport Equipment NIC MM W* WIN Be riling to tern Its • Jl'v Ttul) rcm.trl.ihic i, ihe prefcrcace for Parker Rcicnll). Americas pen daqter*. by a fctai margin of 3.37 lo I, aaaaiFar*ar (he mu*i- MINTING . . . mgOHi . . . FOOTBALL . . . BAUUTBALL wantcd pen. XL 'ic-wantod (ten all oiher lead¬ ABLMEaT . Ugl... TENNIS.. AND 05M HHVHHI ing mate, combined, o Today, natrc Jl't micro-poll shed OuairidiitaL • OaiylbeMJ|f \ NQRId KESEL, FLORIST • - Ihun ever hefnre beagaMPPed. to are tee is desigaed for satnUcuey as wa* FaAgg "I dealer toon. • Hera to a pen naadelo Van Dervoort | your "JI" Ink thai Jrlm m It a*4w.' o Tbns Aatete ha* Ite la tea true precoma-i.mdardl aaljuU hurried out. colon. SllJOiSISSS BwtoKOOO,I7.JB, The Sturdy iuhular poial alarlt writing Seta. SIT.JOte UKOa Tito Patter Pba Cte 890VT EQUIPMENT iastanily, sraoottil). For He lip it a ball of pany, Jaansillc, Wit, gad ToraaMt Caaadte Wa SpariaNte tba CoRagt Way -r THE MICHIGAN STATE HEWS 9m**, Women Vote For Governing Boards C7 Houte interstate .ubcommittee In-I vestifstin* newsprint ahartaft* newsprint supply in this •Hie situation ia euuntry.' critical," Bar- I k. ikJLTUlAJl voted unanimously today to re¬ an said, "and action la urgant ia Mwa-ll ^T«ve™Zi7Sri|Hr,l,"™rtv To Govern foe,. Resttlene,, K'v ^ Reconversion Head Warns commend to President Truman pnvant further diversion at that OPA price control on news¬ print production la ths mora print be dropped "promptly." »ra-fj fits bis related productions and ta|| Seven I ,H)|e RIe-e t OfKrer. T» IMrrrt 1 ('.am/tun Mouse* PW. I /»/ierr7os* U'omm Casting of the term ^^ 'Collapse' play "Two President WASHINGTON, Oet. 3 (JP) — a warning by Reconversion Dir- Truman today called j ectnr John R. Steelman that fur* Chairman Bonn (D-Okla.) Is¬ prevent (urthar diversion of sued a statement declaring rocon- ply from this country to othacll Irnl should be effected immodiate- areas of the world competing wttfell ly "to prevent serious difficulties us in the world martlet." aup-ll Term'* Artlvitir* An We/,res,•«/«//re* < n an Island" is slated for Mon- for all-out production and an end ! ther price inflation may »pell ec* After .-i week nf waiting i through Thursday of next 'o industrial strife, and hacked up j onomic ••collapse." week from 7:1ft to 10 in the An "important battle" must registering. buying bonk*, a yet be won "before we can paring fur *rh«-l nt-nf* co-op- wetiing in 112 Union annex, Store llonr* Friday ... 10 a.m. lo i p.m. aettltd down !« the busing nominating and electing a winning 'n R'8** nu,h"r Rimer Rice Slarrhift In Opera cstly «ay we have completed cessfully the transition from slate of officers for fall i Shirley R"* th<> >,"rP ,,f 8,1 'owa to peace." the president told his t.i right ami an actress from NVw news conference. Hampshire as they try to- land ut. Barbara Davie*. flirm- He pointed to Steelmnn's quar¬ AWS. Were held earlier m II jobs on the Rroad&py stage. week With final elections fakir i Mifihntnore: secretary. Pat terly report, released today, which Variety of Characters Northport sophomore; said among other things that place on Wednesday it. Mnrv Doyle. Detroit He has peopled the comedy "further rapid price rise" might Taking the gavel id Kwing brui¬ with many of the New York char* , diminish demanvi for goods and ts Mary del Stevenson, flu ffa In. ; Y., sophomore. Assisting her ai i lLt.ie.cir.ml Rapids jun- -t ti-rs he knows so well. Million- "precipitate an early and severe ire debutantes, taxi drivers, price collapse, with serious econ¬ Kay lk»lz. Detroit sophomore Broadway ' W'rsl Mavn the officers in omic and social consequences." Vice-president. scrretarv-trensui Colunfbus circle "1 '? •r. Lurille Way. Ha/el P le: Jeanne Craig, Detroit soph radicals are Against Large Wage RmnIs i. Ro- N..b- e. president; Pat f'argi , As for wages. Steelman urged Righteen v against a general round of "large" inefte Kwrolv. Wyandotte pin i fill the sjieaking increases at this time. Only "sjie- set ri-ttky Rarbara Dodt. Kill role*. This is he largest cast to¬ ps." he said. would bene¬ ny play offered on fit by such increases. CWtllllll Merk lew rtrrtnt ml chairman, and Itarbara Dorsal hSBs BalMii ( mikllii panlrrr. a. Honolulu Kenton sophomore, «ih- campus since "State Don?" was presented In 1941. Mr. Truman said in a st dement In connection witn Steelman'* re¬ striking color combinations auphomurf. fire chief Ail students interested in act¬ prssMsol: W.ri Ann lenaakr. ing are asked to try out, especially port that while the reconversion in soft wool jersey KM SseUsa Junta.. ilrrnrUe.nl men who have had theatrical ex- 0,*r» lovers w.ll Kr Doris 1 r""'r,| »«*'■' "*rt. Gravling gle lies before us." the president feminine lo (he la*4 not! •verve, as preliminary tryouts fur. a will lie tiresented both atee. sophomore, treasurei. Dorothy "tudki said "We must do our utmost to theatrr, the freshman- and Sunday. New officer, of Itenom konrp Muttsoii. Muskegon sophofnoie. •phomore dramatic organization i keep industrial pe;,ce. to maintain gather ... tbi* anil with liur Ilav ( production at present levels where » >. All candidate* fo • part* i II. notched rardipan tor, president terg. ftpartn w.|diomoic' I all college Bridge* Willing it i* high and to .'pur it to high¬ er levels where it is tagging " iterMine .. . i North Williams i Th • president Auilrrv South J %tlle ««•« ret at \ INrgot iale taxed l»l«. *41 frndvclbHi on the production front—total wai*lline . . . fnll h Iontied lirer; Gene M.ithew t;.,r hiMiaetnati.it'i i. and K'hclvn Slrikc Pence output ill goods and service* bv ■leeve* . . . royal. )ade, private industry ha* moved rap- f'larkrtno sophottloK'. Chairman a tead *and has now reached bright red. or prey the annual r..te of *!72.nn«.OiH».- rmnri HMW 00,1" Rrrgluction level* of |!M<) or jacket, ntalehed with Clam i- WiumIi uff. DeWit HMl have been surpassed in the tors nought Mark nkirt ... 10 lo 18 •more. hnuae ts president Other officet of I • Bii* l.ine* To Put e strike of c..*e of such item* a* electric s are stoves, washing machines, tire* l»c shipping Chapin. Grant H .pids mij-Ii On Speeial (itKiel let* clean Vice-pie* i.tei.* Kioto e I- , Rmplt total la- 14.9S lender, tary; Ann Kiel*I. t R«r II, of M. 4 • •re rv Kchwcl- on* have '"'v 2.«MHMMki are looking . Helen lUtis. |te- Maritime - and for these "the per- trmt sophot are willing ; unemployment are short " and housei Walker, fro tlanrtks Jark«»n Hrfmtd —phn Siclei mmee. Nnwr eleHrd (• •«%*%( her "» 1 ■ "• ••• •re lab Iteyereavs iHrratol pin- I «m|thell **r mnUitlw»»m n«rah—In ttie head p< VrtlMuM »shs RrpWikin r..nu-» * II ■ .le ••Hal Hutrman and Rirth Hvui.u. lUimn* If' aHHherl. lUllle < reek impkmrnntr IV Velror. | »r, hnus# ruarm At R«« tiM Sjty* tatr* hip All Chmpbe Detr. • illtiti Twit Iciir. U favorite all wool jacket » Ivy aophoi , your Marvaro liar' l».»r ■I | Ontario, secretM. IHijility Of Art korL with a bright new idea el. Omkl.n arni^r Mid' hre fr< AIIVKHTISKKs currently un iluplay M. i uci.t in the L'nion Anne* i> that Wilron rei».it«t in an.w.r , love it far ke varaaUle flattery with UUrSa ISee the Geogangut- Films -over w'tk.^r''S?'lUinculuding « «* nn mum. and abstract designs as itress at that changi *"" " the Nationalluncheon Press etui* *,t'. and alaaka aad drnaaaa... sow g'. paBnd ell as figure drawings and paint-