Nlltrial IBMnVnl •j MtcUgm Stow Cellw Hen» EAST LANMNQ, noj^HMST WmnOAY. OCTOBER ». IffM eath Watch Tells Fish Rain From The Sky Red Claims Meat On Convicted Men US Official Industry Votes Icqnitted Nazis" Insulting To Erase OPA Control fear New Trials Ha ruch lints WASHINGTON. Oct. 8 J/P) "Great Britian To Loan Beef flte State deportment prexwtl [n German Court NEWS NUERNBERG. Germany. For A'Plan Ml inquiry tonight into a liy Soviet Amlmgnador To United .State* Soldier* in BRIEF Novikov that U.S. customs Ilct. 8 (/n—The long, dread- NtW YORK. Oct. * i/Pi-Bern- s violated diplomatic WASHINGTON. Oct. 8 i.Ci — The meat iwluKtry moved rnl nifhta known only to d M. Bnruch, in on important itfment of alomi:' policy, atout- by trying to make him formally tulay to free cattle, Ic-ef atnl veal front OI'A cut- [how Hon are who await the execu- telling on Heniunn Cor- 1 " toniaht the American he had nothing illegal in his Sektcetlenkock intern*** tM. while tam|aipn- j-rf.zr o see whether 'any stand against inflections —but it was uncertain tonight irf available •iffl( C What he didn't know w as th t i "UM;| II as answering Wallace Upon Novikov s arrival at U< whether the approval would b« Adnui Irnit a I collusion has k Stuttgart the German Council ',s *' It said that "Repub- Ouardia, customs oficials demand- Crowe, dean of student*. If Statei had decided to bring him lM,,n' ited last June four 1 Titio i ity, state that he sign a statement swear- Diplomatic authoritie* said that ru>ur.ced yesterday Students k trial for high treason—it the Son and na- ipple price cotitrol" radt iv gathered to hear the J thai his baggage contained no¬ the projected mission, taking the follow the procedure establu Lilted Control council will permit; ""ml the voters should kstoration of Germany's old trea-1 Unitin States' elder statesman thing illegal Army's mightiest-standard com¬ for last week's o-e-ra. "11 Tn blame for th scarcity of meat. This Novikov refused to do, tak¬ bat plane* by way of Cairo. India tore." to obtain t*rkets; the |j L law. I apeakar t the fifth aniversary din¬ ParerhtoM PhU Kmtmw of ( MrMO MM to town IM Not so." retorted Rep. ffalleck Freedom House. He was ing the position that the demand and the Pacific, might well stir entation of their activity book fzmn the hamem ml hto 'rbnte wbtrk Izullg MmW mm a htob p i R-lnd). chairman of the GOP ed in a message from Rresi- contrary to traditional privi- up a diplomatic storm at a deli¬ the ticket window. Itack In jail lasi Hue In Uu Pedro. CaMt.. a* be Itontog town MM • ton* to hb t ;ongressional campaign commit¬ flight an hour i granted diplomats through cate stage of international peace Proud pfpjrvMir( of one of Truman who said that B»- far Mayor FMrbrr Raw re. ml Ito Aetata*. Mr kag jmngag Mm tee Apparently The Democrat* [fter IrhMcht he HTiveri near Stuttgart, s "long c..reer of public ser¬ • bBnw to a fealare ml the Ptiki.anal PVata. at wbtob Ma i Alt the world. efforts. largest repertoires in * la&ucul due* not recall its party has been fared thai l»y a German The officials continued their in- I-es R casses ' * .11 offer e hot in climaxed, these past waa a garat ml kanar. Tkrengk M aM r in control of congress.' burl on charfra of being a "lead- stence for more than an hour Htmuiu Rrtururd tu W»tm distinctly separate performs? lus outstanding con flak aag geHvrr H. Fmm Paint* kg" Nazi. The ambassador stood pat. Juil each exhibiting the widest j* There were these sideline man- i the deliberations of i regards The state attorney of Wrrttem- energy LANSING. Ort g - Ch4». ble variety of selec1 prg-Baden challenged the legal¬ mood and choreography ly of Rrhocht's arrcs. however, the Amen TrvoiilH Continue 1300 Voters Get F lb-main, needed as a key wit- ness in the state's bank bill bribe Monday night's presentation will sible -i 1 The OPA considered a pox* , •ture »uih diverse numbers as 'gulation de*igne«l to di¬ but asked for his relezae until I conspiracy case, was returned kch tuna as the former ecuno- Wallace BalUe For Rolen In Play Absentee Ballots rise Snow Maiden tjaaed on a vide up the available meat equal¬ Ik irunlatgr map be convicted Baruch dnl mn mention th* fur-1 (Umiet To Scrape the Wayne county jail today afler two set ret sessions before the Ing¬ uaatan folk le«Bnd. and "The ly An official told a reporter that Dung • land office buitnre. ui purchasers slaughtering W o Oareaan itansslficsUosi court. er Secretary of Commerce by 1 HO Oil All DIiIImI Mmto katlelz. UK American ham county one man jury. utrrarker a fairy-tale ballet in near Ham Prtta- name but Utare was no doubt he| I Atmosphere la Veteran, nmmittee distributed ro arts "Mozartiana" and •Ro- houses now have the edge over more distant meat users. Mi III third-Of those acquitted wag retorring Pi hh recent. bitter | tilt with Wallace over (he llano I ! 1VW ball-it. tu vntrr. at the dink Hriilek .¥•* Krnl Wkmfe »'* will he or Tuesday * pro¬ 2 The army, unable to supply P Ma intornattonal inbunal -re¬ tained cloaa to Nuernberg Jail when he said jj Sky Shotc In the Unum lotiliy yea'erd.y, art- ig chairman Curl Mickle, Iron-! LONDON, Oct 8 'Ah British government, prompted by Th« gram. .tn overseas meat, announced soldier* with U-S. negotiations with in the question of principles, j Although the nation's sport peg- ending a derigton on his gpplica- on to enter tha British zone. an inalienable riKht each of us h jet may ignore it. a major boxing ood freshmsn, said. 1 he group ran out nt ballots old sailors tales that ie. n whale meat tastes like beefsteak, is Fenhinft Rifles ret. It t express opit bout is on schedule lor tonight #;icy this intry j r | Those atmospheric matchmakers. about 2 p. »■ but Will have more ( v estimating the possibilities hand today and for the re- j ending the meat hortage by Hermits \lemhers fete Moat Report - right t< *jthe * astrologers, have paired the maindei oi the week, through Fn-j ting whale on the llritup di All basic m.litary cadets are of¬ I earth with a challenging comet. day fered the otiMWtur.ity to join the (ttwohine-Zinner. end they've let ningi To VA ; out the fact that the earth is go- Little dem id ha: Detroit city clerk to c« iade : National Sorsety of Pershing Rifles meeting which will be utmilinh ill tie price controls ho the "; ing to make the stars fly. ampus t® register nty ™; Krulrrnilv 1'rt.Rritm it iU first teld in fam 14 Demonstrator, *:.<»!. |jfople can get some meat." lie The celestial floorshow opens at AVC representatives said Insurance (Iroup i( e 33 p.m. and from then on. met-5 voters registered ^miy1 Knlrm Srronrl Phase tall at ? pan This organization was belay itKied founded said he t.a»t-already asked Truman to call a special sex- Presi- will he filling tha aky. It the absentee Thurstlay the cocond phase of 1*4 through the efforts, "1|f Mey- districts may r e sum of uMigrew;. Democratic of To Foil Teachers ..ml . . . "rziwcted that the earth'z.gravila-I^Ui'JJ,—' the IFt.' fraternity leadership pn»- n General John J IVrshmg while ,le he he *" J""** M. Curlcy "of Boston r leteruiu ^ * tiunal pull, its knockout e>|rt*iiallv ii-i.ie.trcl wl„ punch.| „ , p.,|, xrsm talks will begin with a serii conducted especially fur r Ul. said m a speech there that the For hile Dtila but all students who 2o.fkg| j*r hour before the fight's ) ; timrriemm* Hocka thncn .pledge trainers. • Hhka OI'A i* a political oiganixatian Chairman of the meeting is the a'"1 *hould lie done away with.'* Approximately 1.000 college* ure welcomeI BueU But II .Tins'.wT'to 1 c.iacabina-Zinnar. Zutner to a.- '] —A CHARLESTON. S C Oct. I (Ah , howling hurricane which Professor J. W Stack Talks war cofnpnieo 1 rts ^ ip. of J Democratic Governor Frank Lausche of Ohio called for • being polled give as many new p< the agenda inchide the purpose mty seven c* and universities are 1 It. .how" (ronomy fanatics, has bean taking bar* toward the rtrh west Flor.da of the pledge period, Oscar M. proaimateiv 23.000 memi lCrt . federal investigation of the meet by the Teachers Insurance and sible a chance to act O." •"> fh« nnh ***** •'« •"* • *•" -aatt bearing IM-milaan-hour the lituation in his state. "The mwt 1 ce re Nabb. duties of the pledge train¬ pany C. Lrtt regiment, Annuity association of America in The tryouts will also Tha cloaaat it'e earn# to1 wind, duaipalsd my.ltriou.ly and shelve* of Ohio are bare," he telt- local chapter at M.chigan state J'0"' mm'ih Merrill Walker. Phi Kappa ' i an exterextensive questionnaire aurvey j lur.insry reading, for Studio The- om milaa and fznn ' fanned out tonight over th* inter¬ er. graphed Washington Word- Is ugned to recurs the latest data iter, designed the fr*.hm.i„-iuphomor, IlhTTrerestTa.M M sp ior ! tor of « tha Carollni. and Virginia Tsu; responsibilities and duties of the members during the pledge lUege was foor.ded .n ',834 The purpose of the organi tation current that the available meet the number, type, and eff«- dramattc organ,ration | proach it's eapactad to rwh reach to., to- withoutwlth, damaging force inter- supply has been- artificially kept training. Robert Rosso of the retirement plans ^ ^11 candidates for ght That', toa.ooo milaa clowr | Virtually no damaae wa. re- .Next week's meeting will be de¬ n from the people" t»w in operation. ! jn an Island" must be carrying I.n ih* munn I ported in ita cweap from Tampa voted to formal pledging, tha military dnlL rth.c. and f offer Detwnlrel Appeal Princeton university has already . least 12 credit hours with a A. Id! th* etara the claah will am.i Florida to west of Jackson- inded The training course. IFC require¬ appurtunitrea for a well r*ojnue.t revised its retirement plan on the average. mu*t not have had ni prurtuc*. moat of tham will rad- vUte and on up th* Atlantic m- ments ami modern "Fraternity military and miwl l,fr while .t- • over 8110 per month. basis of premiums of 10 to 20 per | or more credits of failure, a lantly dieintagrata into .moke and board west of Ssv-nnsh and Week tanding re href Hayme of Wilson A Company. cent of salary, according to age.' should have no more than t as. before they reach the ground I Charleston Chicago, and Kohert C. Thomas of i nadir tfct G! fell, wiU r*~ with Princeton sharing premium night classes, the Lima (Ohici Backing Com¬ payments equally with its faculty All those studenD interested i GOING SOUTH? W ingeii Spartans pany. to sign the decontrol appeal. members. * working as crew- members and en Ilayme told reporter* that Um y stage may sign up at th Such college, u Columbia. Col¬ f.hooue Officers > (irtition will be bused on the con¬ Birds Begin Southward Trek tryouts. tention that under the new price gate. Washington and Lee L'ni- control act. beef •§ eligible for de¬ Untverelty o( Michigan. . varaity. The Winced S»*rlans. Michitsn j control. One eligibility require¬ Oberhn. Colorado collage, and flymc club, inttallrd its Victoria univemty. Toronto, hava Sumrorr Social X opk SUtt'i officer* for tb# year recently in. ment i« that beef be in ample increaaed to more than 10 per rent Will Be Krvirurd supply In this connection. Sac re Use Unum builder.*. tary Anderson has twice iisted all at Hlary the total contrtbutiona The officer* Will be u follow* By Sociolofy Club meat animals as being in shaft ' lor their retirement plana Let Skocuir C.rvmm iNwnte aui>ho- th* emaciation. Pi Alpha, tociology and wwial winter. ..... .managed to make a living )ual mere, presedent. Jeiry Swsntek.) j supply. I to the Veterans Organized in 1*11. through th* ■m ire club on campu.. will have The aaaaon of bird prigrgtlon l« Iwre. Robin* that trafficke.1 below tn* wuthvrn limit*. hen th# glacial New Hnstfei w+Autxama. v.ce pres¬ directly or interest of Andrew Carnegie firat meeting of Ih# yaar on ident. Ruth Ven Etten. MenAuta. I either it. campu* yaeterdny, hivtS _ r .1 the Dem hall offme not providing economic aacurity (or ttan IUrn. 8. 1MB. er gub- teochers. the ereoriatlon currently t..morrow annex. All in room major, IIS Union in atlrer choaen one night kg tktir own laa not eufficiant lu extend itaaM r to round, breeding any further, th# regular tll-e jun*or. secretary Frttach. Grveee Rocr.te Bophomore. Homer MME thousands oI callage staff field and .11 other. mllluUg in and have daagrted their aaata And Juat ton th* luniU change* bagan Jo txpeare Urea*- treasurer a will be stepped. serves member, of Hi American aducr current aurial prohlerne and Mglal for othera maay milaa aautb. t wire*, tail Board rrirmbert PriacUU Osier. Ann Arbor senior are ABLE tional inalituttona having aaopmi work program, ar* rordiellp In- Th* giURxMw Ma* woMog imbl Harriett fUmm. leu Claire *oph- farm panada malted to* live plana. > iled to attend Auguat hare lad Th# apauad A1 Chr*stiansen. Ctuca«o The clufc wa. orgar.ired to pro¬ rendmpre. haw* wren and tha re away (ram th* freshmen, snd Dnk Miller. Detroit are are Delta CM. » MM. ud* a medium of e.prewioa of clufiv* Ih* cold periato brought freshman 1 l ure torn I mio* Bmmri WIU Glre ■tudant opuuon. and to prwiida have The .mnawiiate busir>ess con- DeMa PM laggb » g« AU CoUe$* AWp Dumrr information on opportunities th* Beat aag MA tar * piece ml In whatever Dentin* the officer* is the expan- More'. Gya th* Ilaid, nf reciology and aucial lor tham to auuui of the Hub and the purchase Im Bmllromm Smtmrdmy rervire. and to recur* .peakare to ■attar at making a living to Ih* reive, and retreated whan i r-.ew plane. The club fiafc Tawae Gwi I M am Union Boord ha. uutotoiwd th»( durure aocial problem* meal adaptable manual. Yet to cold raturnog. Ae reareei. ba III lutoa Man Lu Pnoa. program ckreeman. Me ha* at aayaaa', petered know pronauncod and regular, th* i C P I foLogU IMA rerethor xll-cotl.,* reuplt ton*. will be held in th# Unton b#U- will uutUna tire program* which htp Ikere I* ml inmptolz ana ratoey lubit became precondll have baan panned far the ad or uialinrtiv*. war to whan ar why It hagan. tar rooto Soiurdv zySYk...The (Unre will turt at F'p m ond cueiUnu# and th# evening will than b* AnaUrer explanation ore q—fcrWk Moxirw turned ovar to an mlacmal «a Mot to FsfcrUU until 11 nudiught, Jo* Boy**, rare. Panto junior, onnouncod e added that U* «nU will re- i out opto, for ill* atfoir. reus ml toe -(Juretorbrek Flreh- Similar aU collaqa denrre will ' mM*~ of to* suto-Mowt u Col- ba held MreMtoM Ma t— - pt • nwwt'-f to Fairchiid Uie- often re foeUiUaa com ka ooaaured Cenunulns IU ptoBWto - lb. mow re. w.11 be town ar aoctol relattao. to atot Mghl to " to w.to -n reoaniM bared itartod plana al a i^arel I og aarratM by A1 KxwaL Hb Tore Ru Teioato VtU-MSM. rereung lart night to tolkito Ito ( oath uud group, an caagaa aa-dal aclivWea. flUlfigan fctatf Nrtua TOWSft 017AID Aii important meeting of Toner Guards will be hold in room 111 All members of BIk Sister coun¬ of UA. tonight at •:I0. All mem¬ cil are askeit to la? present at a ber* arc asked to drew In dark very short meeting today at 6:4ft colors and Mela as Initiation sprv- ircs will tie held. — p.m. nf room 107 UA. according to Marie Matte. Detroit senior. M.I7K MY !.l. TRII IN OII Reetriea ee soir ao Ceotre In- ieraatlofial a sept Mores etogt. MI.TA PiM KAPPA A meeting of Delta Psi Kappa, I .a France, lea I n women's phyt sd honorary, will franrah. lie held at ft this afternoon in the \ltHA IPMIMW Women's gym. Itortia Treemt. t *etihg tonight at 7:00 of the Physics build* ss the goals and pro- ic year. All students interested in (ihysics Points accorded different activ¬ Uwt year many Mudenti prr- JCNIOR FARM MIUA1I ities vary witlTtheir importance, whImI fur ma that th#y wann't l TonicM's meeting Is far the par- bers and persons interested are president of Judicial-Legislative cut their UUota an the euenith M»e •» wbewinr. Ibr %W» ac¬ cordially invited to attend tie board, down to five point* for a oi I icturw treated In the Union tivities tbreach -The Wheel ef meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in member of it social sorority. Uiw.r deck. Voters this year will Fallti." Everyaae Is InvMed la the room II UA. Peap»e> ehareh al 7:1ft. Any woman wishing to run for Iravr the chance not only to * tl.t f'TRICAI. RMCMNRRRH SKiNt Df.l.TA C MI an office, to lie head of a major the candidate., but heor what they j "I think our lack of business Is temporary, Fltncwt .- A meeting of the MSt* branch committee, or to be a board mem¬ have to uy. This will ellow for Personally. I still have faith and confidence In Amw of the American Institute of Elcc- ber of a particular organisation, discriminate vaunt and mvri!; submits a petition to that orgaiu- :ricaI Engineers will be held Surplus Property Aids Colleges in room III of Olds hall tonight at * Professor Cory will discuss the plans of the new KK budding. HA.4 Sponsor* Coed Puriicipmtum Thousands of Michigan GIs who the Michigan rational « •Membership plans will be cx- HURT CUB returning to schools and col¬ WAAe olaimsi ami all EE students are All old hoit students are urged In Indoor. Outdoor Croup Spurt* are Public or non-profit leges throughout the stale arc ben to attend a meeting Thursday institutions operating c IR U FRNITIF * Practices for field hockey, soc¬ awarded to any player.-; i cfiting from a War Assets Admin¬ night at 7:30 in loom 201 Hurt, for traternith .« beMimt apen Hnu»- a discussion or the istration ruling which gives lop training or instruction f. years plans cer. volleyball. »and fencing began game,-;. e* fram 1 to IS thi« eveaiiu are veterans arc eligible for theio mid election of officers. All hor¬ yesterday In the Women's gym. Starving tomorrow, the ,i« I priority to educational insiitutions ;biu < hi. 1Mb Mism Phi. Alpha ticulture student., are welcome, under the sponsorship of the Wo¬ inuig pool vm. will ww. be opener w to all obtaining surplus real property sit ion ot property under th Gamma Rha. higma Alpha IM- of the law. according to Gory Granger, pres.- men's Athletic association. Those student; from 7 kit p.m. o'"' third priority for fiersonal practices will be hold on Monday items. through Thursday, and any wo¬ speed swimming may practice Schools in Michigan have al- All the 1.730.00(1 frr.g men familiar with tin* games, or liotttt' fir Slum* Muoduy through Thursday from ready received consideroble sur- owned by Class 1 railx interested in learning them are 4 u> 6 placed on n single tra< k p.m. and Thursday avanings plus property for clasr.t invileil to attend. from 7 to 9 p.ni tnakc n train approxin Bagulslieo tank according to O. E. llempel. Kit rttlIntent Urtttt Fencing practice; and bouts are suit* must be warn m IM pool, of the public interest divisi (KMi miles long. , under the supervision of Miss Uetierlmant. >.t, K,l)wrin, Ar„rtl ,hr hv,lrnl a cl.lv nt frctnl ''V .k,wrtm«.l, wh.lv the members ot Delta Gamma Mu wo¬ men's fencing honorary, act as in- LnhiinK'* I I'll fllf lirnlili'm. Iiuli' itn t.d enrollment of 7oa linn Willi thi' r.illi'iri' 1'iiriillnu'iil. Tin ited I lean Marie Dye iK'iui a steady de IU4I-IW2 when Uie tent was I.MM. Mi¬ ls year shows a slight Spring lei I'i'ut -tinli iituri'i' itrtii'k .!o.vii l •r the 681 figure of i Gruiitl 111 in nu ll iiim'. Hi.' ili-ivt-r wn> al', participating ill m- held at 4 Thursday aftei- (VRiMiimiiiilil i' vit-liiiiw iuiil iiiivl..«|v h|. |.|h'i| l • •on in the Musi. audltoi •ast three practices, line nit" Ih.' itrcct nml WHAM ! in. President Hannah will s|M-jk uthin the sn In m IiikiI. Student |>cdcitriiini HI' I hi attend The graduate facul- war years.' is invited Facts also provclhat ni body vIw. •IMKRftl. no Ml H C 1.1 B i nts are taking home rc Keep nil ymir tin's when von l'r...r*m € hjlrm.n I aHrcn V.n- miisc.* as elective* than mm wnlki. Wiilrh Hit' liirhli, mill put ymir nwn lif.- in ji'i'imnlv wli IIK A I.Kill. ST AI ai.ivi: : Surmin Jnrrlry Store lomp.iil I.H.Vti.M ltr.nr Iris I.9.VN.M LETTERS to Re EDITOR Im-fctli 3..VM.'3 Anklr Hrnrrkl* 2.21 fkiiiay lNkt.1 In lad. SlyM hv YOI'THCMAIT . .. Thii mu I* in your *uit. mil. Campu- laetpu- MIm, itylivl to Ih.' lizc. Iiy muMrr rrnltimt'ii, to iuit your exact mcuiurcnwnti ami to ccinform to utitl 1 Litter your NOW SHOW IM very own Unci. Of loo-. wool KXIIS THI KS. KHhariliiiv. Junior Si/ci. TIRRT &W \ i TICKKI «*»*»•» nw - ant Hi. - 8TCBKNT TICKETS It, ",' m ! Ihiys ... ! ■K* •|U 1 Pha Tax At — Cmrm M Slue ! Spartan llouij HdllAI C\ KMMi JIMMY COLLEGE SHAFER MI X ER o(;w«i;i{ ii college auditorium, 9-12 And HIS ORCHESTRA >roM»»ti.Bv midnight blue key and mortar board t>i «i«aiaii iTAti Irid Sessions Aim Cmm+t fa Pint Big Nine (Conference Polk It Pass Defense Members On Rose Bowl Vole Umlerauy CoueeiHicn Ola Aerial Mixer initialen To Settle Bowl Bar Mississippi Contest Term Acliritie* Issue Finally w«rko«t. Couch Charley liachman Fmr French t '.lnh week nf concentrated effort aimw, CHICAGO, Oct. MMf) —Tin m •*•*?*»"* nieve-like pax* ilefense liefore Wcntorn conference t.-lav wax il, I- - j" with Mlaalnliipl SUte Saturday. pollin* itx nil... iK-mlx-rx w,ll l» hrld al thr Inter- 1 M°Tr^l"c'Army offensive* n proposal to nmpdfWTh the J riDtion.il center Wednesday the land. ning at 7:20. Refreshment:; will be! jI served. ir ff»r the first • larruping Netmem Drain Kenneth L. "Le Tricolor©" was started t \ the top spo 'ess' first fTug» W.Im seiosed the vote year ago. t.y itte French speaking Plmyoff§ For ri way "to end all" discussions on pnrticipation the post- | | student* on campus in order to develop and continue their* know- ledge of French. e FaU Tourmey I, fti.iurr in H i' Pacific . foitmMUun Txhlc nearly two years. \i my. its victory string still un- •ken after 21 games, wound up New Ye-ir's day. With all of the weded ond place, with Ndtro Damn It was learned unofficial! - - Michigan fourth., player* due for immediate action the 1M6 version of Illinois already hn.% rcjw t< pro|iosat which calls for a the faculty | participating in lite IN- the Varsity tennis tourna- •-resting list ! Ir'; rutial poll cast firwi-placu year contract, but only thrc l«t under way ytttcrduy cessive appearances by a bi Mdv Waiter, ' ft r the terrific Teoana. tournament list includes all it meat wh« A7?n'v receiver! 21 tirat-pldT but two members of the team representative, leaving the i French t»- dale Notre Dame dfow 18. that went through the spring o|ien to major independi i compete in 1050 and 1051 Coder the system uf scoring If schedule. Maildai Marty Martin af mm. Itek Cninnh I first-place vote, ninu , Led by Capt. Bill Murpoy and Roger Cessna, defendm. rham- Tain MrBrtdr la Ike firm innim of came InM'toirt. tomal for second, eight for third'and J "Shorty" McWilliams of rocont M»on and was forced al second mi Ikm iMMaciial lofteM rolftte la Mnrton who U I W ast Point lame, they use their team, is the captain of the 1046 number one seeded Ike baN te first in time to deokte MMaggte. Officials of two California versities hoped that the big nine Uni-'jOhd fl«H»r of Hunt; when Thursday at norm, i'wui on. 000 Texas compiler! a total at 1-3 points. Army, wfith M n ventan at the Tann—n aui< player, fell..wed by Al Reynold* would vote favorably on the pro- is becoming as natural a second-place votes to ■ Notre transfer from the University «.t posal to tie up with the Pacific I here as it is in France Dame s 13. came out with Ht 1-f ■ have linn that moves about as a ■ fast aa their very fast backfieid. ■pmgel mparted. Kentucky. Hob M la«a and Herb Hoover Malaga is a Cleveland Cards Move Xo Boston • WOMEN'S const conference Rose llowl game in the nnkual ' |;ver> one Invited This year "le ccrcle' h« and the Irish with 013 l-^ Michigan, victorious ovrt Indi- sophomore, apd he and Hoover. Alfred R. Masters, general nth- I - This will be another tough one j ncd n full program includi nna and Iowa in the Wastam con- man us." -Hie backfieid mentor ■ Milhod and continued. "! hope we East Lansing senior, split the number on the two and Spartan net team three positions For Third Series Game SPORTS • leticx manager at Inland Stan- ford U.. snid "It Would in- a great i j lures, ihfor movie*; fert-tice. marie the So. 4 slot on 632 (mints without a first-place ■ will be nt full strength for the thing if it hap|>oned. A |ierma- Ever.voiie Placed IKiSToN*, CM. x t/lh This was moving tiny In the World ' to By BABBIE ALLEB jI nent fixture of this kind would | speaking not - h Cbtndnnii and Conner seeded so «.n meet the Serif*, and the -omewhat Iimi'msmmI IUmI Sox were glad to , F Texas finished the 1845 season ■back ready far duty, because we players liefore the quar¬ , assure us of high class opposition | tend 1 in the 10th spot, one noted belote _ re going to Mad thorn " Murphy *a good passer and. a ter-final: perienred Haw were at Robert Chink, the University e<- • : put St. |,oui* Whitid them and return to the friendly con-j fines of th» ir own Fenway |»ark. where the American league MISS Donnu Muddnck, J Michiiran Stall' xoph-l pvppy Whether the poll, rexults I Notre Dame. ■ a nmorc Mini xwirn KtMr, Wax; Which may he aiinnuhced at " beautiful punting artist.'' Pingel " , humps virtually were un-M week, one of %r longest d 44.8 yards J.1**, iN'atahie dunny rtqrtilar sea- -of Cardinal southpaws, will get to linarri,')! top honors and Sixxial eonferetne tneetioB so. ri : (rings in foflbftll was ■ tier try against Louisiana." Then ' .,,H, look at a very Sharp young right* •nth plate title in the Natmnal , *dl me»-' the uniurii' iful fa'.e as 9Tcx n rolled ft+ r Ok- ■ adding emphasis to his respect for hnnrfer in Murray Dickson, the AAf swimmina meet in Snaka- inniilar pint proposals »a., r..n|i A A M The Agjes had nulhnmers he poinud out ( it i **n" wh0 P'uhrd "u,h » whole of mak t'ark. Ind.. rixcutly. iiural. i > won 20 and tied one in t Mississippi went 76 yards for #un turUv a S*mC l"*t 1*r"'k S Micbignn State's f©n*a.umal ,>Ua sUle Went Last three years. . _ touchdown against LSU in 17 Following are the pairing ..iifi lfi "•<"»»' Ur«.KIyn- So lor the Sox ■ plays with McWilliams le. ding \ fhe telephone numbers when hair looked. h.i t>«- reached; runner," Pingel ended. ! Tap Bracket: n nund , balls, and Dickson has a million uf vhcn, moie „r Ick«. Indian HILLS GOLF Praeiiee Slaw | A, Reynolds. 83626 t., meet t rrriss ta ntrh Monday's practice was limited I ner of Wetnr r-Hoth R F< Crunm will bank on Dave (IRxi to a light drill for the first two j room 220 Abbot llall vs Ferrixs. tlie big second-year tusser teams. Coach Charley liachman |lut|i, 81566 ext 108. i*. Schi r who delivered 25 victories this Mil itl<. \!N STATE COLLEGE . giving the mm* who saw most of i51*67 vs. J. Sterling. 81)31 cool off the Red bird* season, to STUDENTS INVITED • action in thef Bos ' the heavy duty 83752 vs R vSt hill and get his own somewhat pun- rough BC game a chance to ease Quonset village. 81566 ext ■ derous maclune rolling in its ac- > and rest their bruises. The (Henry Ostrowaki. HI 566 «x rst and amoad string*" reported vs Robert Chuck. James M Extremcly few of those who wit¬ r the session wearing shorts.' 1810 W. Hillsdale, Lansin nessed the first two games could e.its and t-shirts. \ Malaga. .1 Skomski. Wo- nsc expect the series to wind up hen I'HONK H-MW IOH KK t Smith who showed up, 04. ext. 13«» vs. Jerr | The teams luuketl too evenly ■well Tn Saturday's contest, ptoyed JU430; Mickey Elliott \ s Haul , mak had m g«rt pitehwg for the ■ despite lie a badly bruised side and jlMlhler. 27660 Sam Grill 8(*•»*& . ■ ■' play-off to go less than six games. lhad it further aggravated by tNr vs. Carl Frar,^ ,»s„ and many were predic ting that St. I big Eagles, end may ■ player not ready for Miss Stale the only 1 Lower Bracket Roger Ceicna. 22'23 v- rr - - lit was reported that At had d»f-I Harvey; J White. Jenw-r. ■ ftculty in ralaing his arm to j house, ext. 816 vs K. M " ax "ve and-bad on-j 82154. Herb Ibm-.er. 84703 vs ft • Juhnmm in the o|*ener. and from ly leg bruises of Carl Cappaert.1 Brenit/. Well* Hall ext 6u« K mi* • 5fickey Harris and Joe Dobsnn s» lx>wu. I Algie Conner and John BieU to j E Noble. 8.3358 vs c; Wh.'e t • Roth Pallet and lln- • e «ai a fret over, but it is expected they 8123,1. Hob ('ardinell 826.,; v. t 6 cnrm are certain to come back will be tn rttept by Saturday. Lynn | Don Frant. and ll. h How -kr.. inning, |J€.fCire the session ends. I out that I andnou ie recovering repidly ruom 264 ext §5 •• > Mike . The nolrd for thcir iow that his injured instep has! Yatchman 'hem qIS|bne«' work, had made only one Ih.ir, of tad a week's reel, and he Mid! The first round will fir pi yec ; „,r,.tap,r. t)lC ru,, by ted be in there this week end off in two day if possible Rudy Yurk titat broke up the >' I ready to go full time. His fleet- ponents are urged to eonb . upatwr tn the Mdh tuning. ie*s afoot will he wekianed back, v«»ar -s n as they «an R u,t n the lineup. twill be posted at the cla> theSmESTraincoal you've ever seen ■ti-M te.' : *. a good ' i / trt it raio! ta a Jidi. 'II 3 %.» nilniil EL A VII- : I, GLASS laiacuM. yuu ic Sftid phmt wctmbt Utkm [fJT Ml«wlM»a*« "» cumian. Mi. imEi, Htm] ttUlt uum itmu , j pltxMni tu the nutS. m amm cradt win* ne« apu Njrlua atitcWd »760 SMALL'S HI I MaM A,*. VTeparJs H7 fad (M em Am. h$es — fad Im in Art Staffers Groups Plan Social Activities Affairs of State Wr IHIIKAI Display Work Slow Hmom *«!•«** ... 10 ■.«. to 6 , Stag-Draff Danrc At Auditorium" With Ihv return of old fMnlliar tarn 'round campm and new Lansing. At Gallery ■M Tops List Of (Jet-Together* 1 LfcMM,S (Can.tnurd from PiRr 2) ones many popping Alpha Omicom PI also rates up all tht Ume, high with the many engagements friendshipa have one* agair and morrtodM among IK mom- been renewed Ihla tall. The department of art opened a the privilege of smoking through* bars. 01 those Inehutod on the on- new exhibit ton yesterday in the I'l It's rumored that amilaa aglan. gaxement list era Carol Dn Jsr- Spartan date lank* will rnreen toward a pre-war level out a building can't we lie grant¬ are i-oming from Dmulhea dins lo Jock Ubbers ot Lapotr. ert gallery of the Music building. ed the same courtesies i ince wi Pointings, print* and pottery by Oils week-end as fiy plans have already liwn slated for Heln of Lansing since she ieceivr.1 Michigan and ausaio Bostich of sink equal sums into the tills of five new staff artists will be some fifteen varied serial events, in addition to mid-week this institution. Dorms ore cer¬ a diamond from Bill Iprlllger, St. Clolr to Jim McQucary. Lar.- shown until Oct. 29. and may be tainly more fire proof than the Sigmo Alpha Cpsilon. Two other sing. Other members having onlt- viewed doily from 2 to 9 p.m. The affairs. SAK's who preaenled their pins ed in matrimony ore Alice Lodee. sorority and off-campus houses artists represented include: Tonight the I'hi Kappa Tails.and the ,Alpha I'his will which allow women to smoke' In to coeds are Harry Hughga. De- son, Royal Oak 'lo Bob Seelyo, Ruth Adler, graduate of the eitjo.v an exchange dinne iroll Junior pinned to Helen Vie- Sigma Alpha Epsllon and Jean Rhode Island School of Design ser ol Iron River, K.-ppa Delia namble. Grand Ledge to Arthur beginning at fi p. i Sigmiis. IH'lto Gamma w<.n 3. MKC is a state endowed in- (BP.A.) and alao of the Cran- and Jim lliggs, Akron Junior pln- Tomorrow evening the „Imi "bidding" dates fur th • titutIon is is. the University of Clifton, Alpha Tau Omega. , brook Academy of Art (M.P.A.) (ho event on Friday evenift ne.1 to Jo.ui Twymon, Chlcapu SAK* will hotter bread Mbhigan, and yet women stu¬ Kesptag Cupid pmKy husy ■eortekaan lo (Mow Work A t|Ulek preview of Sat sophidnore. the Chi Omran otters at on dents there lire -assumed to lie of Ralph Hen rick sen, graduated at ctianar itla a mature enough stature to liKht the Art Institute of Chicago in 5S0 a I llr up within their individual four 1911, received a list of awards Ifow stag i walls. band a* Mdrlty ( aaatdy, Bv- As yet, we haven't heard during his undergraduate days . N. MtCart ivited to Mas of any Ann Ai lair holocaust such frtl. seotar. having mvlnM a which culminated with the Amer¬ cis'l chuirm ujien house party and all * its ptirnerl mattresses or charred ring from (Jeorge WtMama. Bv- Maahsr. Lamhda CM Alpha he- ican Travel Fellowship (1990) and on jt*p»i> file* to ; n after-game feed Rtrfnlnghm d t»y desks. eodhog ptanad laasaMi to the European Travel Fellowship Peoples church, • KMae Waltoa. cm Omega. Award (I9SI). He was formerly I'brut inn Stu'ieo 4. On a campus that plugs its A diamond sparkler also being the teaching staff of the Art Aloha CM Omega .«ptril of friendliness, it is no min¬ P. or consiiteratii.il In miss 'phone sported 'round rsmpus Is by Ma. Institute of Chicago. ; their . leag to Kappa DeHa. cabin . t ' Saturday mils, hut since it is im|Missil>tc to ry E. Qulnmrn nf Saginaw, hav¬ Murray Jones is also an Art In¬ A recently morried Birmingham stitute of Chicago graduate, with VfWfrii.ii < to 12 and Alpha Omicron l»i si receive phone colls in the smoker ing received it from Lawrence that is Just what hapiwns. rouple are Noro llul*tui', Kappa Klenow of East Towas Another both B.F.A. and M.F.A. degrees itght f«t y ters are escorting their dates on I Jell o. (iraml liapids senior Is idl-cnllr»:r A. Finally, smokers are noisy proud owner of the favorite rtng from that school. He spent a year hayride. Mis. William Warner, An- fllbifttifn Phi Kappa Taus are now rhecJ oid provide necupants With a set at creative *work in Tahiti and Ko|.pa Delt* to "tie the Margie otterbun, Vestabnrg iriK cracks hi their "dir.es" for d constant distractions from other Pacific island points during .: this summer was Jo Anne Junior given by Max E.-kert, De¬ 1999-40. This was followed with radio party Saturday niKht. ah dudying. This could In* allevi¬ lo Charles Knell, both of troit freshman. the Theta Chis and the AT*»V ated by the ndvnratcd change in teaching period at the Art Insti¬ Psi U|Milon has deelded to hav strait-laced rules. tute of Chicago and service with an <»|ien house after the Sat- With the U. S. army IM2-40. music of .fimmv urday afternoon. an increased ^nent, requirements now dictate that you stay in school under the enroll- IMttmp* Watch State Enrollment Louis B. Raynor has a BF.A. Approximately 8 V •ival of the fittest rule. That (Juralrnpie From Urantl River Store degree from the New York State •ecu pictl Ihdlmaii at being so we'd say that smokers College of Ceramics, Alfred un»-_ AMmlmstfatiou with niKht in IMA Grow, growing, grown! That's That was the year that the Lib¬ ire more conducive "to fraterniz¬ the way the versity, N. Y., supplemented with Greek men pi tosses from fires DrCanqis have aeen eral Arts division was started. We ing and bridge playing than State go New graduate work toward the Mast¬ In* for Friduv l»ro|ierty amounted i |tropic, new build¬ had the then unheard of huge er's. His six and one-half years' dudying route II— or the Ag ings. mid new styles. The Do- rollment of 9000 students. Psi Upsdoo tht n IMA, compared wi They Imard, women arc smoke training in the ceramic field in¬ mas. fir It a Chi in 1944 why not in thei j ('(units, |im-.i| shoe merchants, are didn't know what to do with us. cludes previous teaching experi- in a |N»s|tion to know. Until the impreeedented day their 20th hen we e; n complete the furn¬ I They begin There weren't enough classrooms, year of business in East instnietors or rinsing this month. courses. I think that the College is doing a better ice at Alfred university. Jane Van Alstyne is a graduate 6.95 ishings of our roopts with several ' I came to State as a freshman Job of handling the present of Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. N. Y . Jfnnmtnelnp AN IMTICAL SKHVICK t new ashtrays we remain in the fall of 1924, three years be¬ rollment nf 19.000 than Yours very disgruntled. fore my father opened his shoe our huge enrollment of 9000." From Camptiell Hall business," said Jack they did and has had experience in the in¬ dustrial design field under such distinguished designers as the late k'tt B» Hovto ol Soadtof ...ao- DK'amp Mylm Nave Changed Gilbert "State Rohde. Donald Dohnrr wiMi wva praotor borvlool fcoaMpo for the IVople of men and women haven't and Raymond looewy, as well as changed much though." De Camp K»l IjtnaJnx ami V trinity CALL TKRM SOCIAL CAI.KMIAK free-lance work for various busi- hvtovto ol *0 M« awodo PANOUNIS01B. says. "However, rsmpus styles .MaNafar.ar.Ni IMMaa .lair I have changed a lot in 20 year*. hmises. • Those were the days when every¬ East bnsiii|i Optical Supply ttrt. IX—KAK rsrkaNgs Mtaavr wllk Chi (tows, one went to school all dressed up. Women wore high heeled shoes, IM. II—AN-vaHvav mtxvr tow-AnMMartaai Maaufaclariag Optician* (Inly ttrt. II—Alpha Chl Sigma rsMto party fur costs, and believe it or not hats! The fellows, more comfort HI'ITK I. (iOODHI'MCII Rltll.lHNt! Hrl. II—Kappa Sigma raMto party INS r r.raad Rtvrr ASK VOt'll KYK ItKKRACTIONIST! ttvvr Carr'i (ir.il Its ll-IMta (lamia raMto party ttrt. It—Maaan-Abhat apva-haass party Hrl. It—Chrtstlaa KtaMval FaaaMallan "attor-ga ably dressed, wore business suits. "Freshmen wore 'pots' and only juniors and seniors went without r v- 3 & diller. a dollar, ^ hats. Hut even then, there were IM It—Alpha Hrl. It—ATH raMto part* Chl Ihnvca aprn haaw IM. It—Thata CM raMto party u few rugged individualists, such as wore foresters and engineers, who sweaters end Jackets W/ a prettier scholar i * COLLEGE DRY CLEANERS IM. IS—Williams apva (M. IS—fkrS Hrl. hams la—Nawmaa rtoh turn aaM hayiMr—ParsaHy rahta M-hnot. That also Agricultural school tiest di email was when the boasted the men on campus j Ml AHHflTT HO A It — I'HON K *171.1 Hrl. < omfert la Ike Myle It—Alpha (lama BvMa km partv-latoa k.Mr.sm Mar. I— AH-rallata apva Maavr— AaMJtoriam DcCamp also aaid he -..thinks CLEANED ami PRESSED Nav. I—ChrMtoa ataMval IsaaMattoa Maltonvva mrty-pw the more reaual dram of today u not only more comfortable, but •"UNA BSMNSTMMI Nav. more practical. College students IV—Xtaaaa-Ahhat I " today buy shoes that give them I-a.lie* — I'lai.t Suit* K.V j-rm Msarv-I'atoa hilltniii ce and comfort. Contrary to I'luin Urnur* H5r Nay. la—Ckl thavga raMto Nay. part" "" non belief, they don't fall for all the fads that come along " lo-thrtattoa^ KtaMval PmaMalton "AtomM ... IKrwa* Suit. Irt totvthvr '- The DrCamps opened their first Xo — 8,>r Nav. ?1—Narth aaM Naath ( ampbvll tvna party shoe store on Oct. 7, 1927, the Abbott building in a store n more haunting the (Ugg 'til you're Nav. tg—Chrtaltea staMval Ov.-re.iMla "altvr-ptoy" vvvat-Pmplv. vharrh late for dau. You're Kir Nay. II lamha CM Alpha Maavv-Catoa baSvs.ai occupied by the Campus Musk |niKt store. They moved to their lerg- ier location at 203 E. Grand River your charm routine', eaay! And your M e O/H frdr Our thru Ihr Pluul July of 1942. alUnraaee never feeU it. Ym. Hdem Rubinpiein think, of everytU^!. Dorms Stage Open House thM del. md Uthox HheTZV- '—i—v-iiayiUh inn