- FflHflw The Spartan* At Ppitti State WKAR, 1 i4S , lichi^an 6tate New* Daily Student PnUimtiom •/ Michigan State College BAST LANSING. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBKR 19. 1946 Increased Tension Ride The Butte* And Like h Council disturbs Byrnes ' - Si Charges Abuse Economic Recovery Of Europe Of Election Regulation Stalled By Fear Of (inflict; U. S. To Maintain Firm Stantl f 17 c /"♦! "Board To Withhold Returns; I WASHINGTON. Oct. IS d l.y "continued if not in- Jeusing tension" between the United State* and Ku**ia |d that fear of inevitable wiua-i* "thrnttlinn the eeononiie Yugoslavs By MOBTON D. SMEBUNG All return* from the rla** officer election will lie withheld ■ recovery of Kurope." l»y the Student council election Ixiard until complaint* and Of Activity .. In an evident reply to for- charge* of di*qualification have tieen investigated and set¬ '■ r-' tled to the satisfaction of the council. | nier Secretary of Commerce ODAY'J Thi* startling announcement was issued at 7 :'IS last niflht Henry A. Wallace, Byrne* Ma«h> Cilixrn* Work ■l>y Bud Bachman. i I said the United Slate* hi it j "firm" but not An Slave laborer*, i policy toward Russia. a tough or American INoIr Say* Scotland Yard,h"vieviinn tinn was precipitated *" AMPUS I ! He Quelled United States concessions to Russia. in effect that the is through making WASHINGTON. Oct. 18 Enlists Help one of the council lodged charges against a I for violating election rules r Works for Indrrstaudmg t/P» The United State* — ; ing the use of campaign r .. We Live i "From the Potsdam conference, | which tiNik place at the beginning, charged wrathfully tonisht In Jeivel Hunt Special Meeting Called that Soviet-dominated Yuf- i A special open meeting of tho r Associated Collegiate Press J of his odministration," Byrnes orlavia has made "slave laborers" LONDON. Oct. IB lA*! The best Slurt,nt count-il has been retted Is the story of the chem student sleuths of Scotland Yard and the for Monday nigbt at 7:80, in reem at least 185 American citizens |o had to learn the hard way. A The Michigan Milt vs Venn French Secret Generate concent¬ 107 Union annex. At thi. time tlm and that a number of them, pos- look of horror came across rated their famed deductive po- •andidate named in the rk—■ ibly 10. have died in hormr tonight on a continent-wide will stand trial before the coun¬ his face in his Chem lab camps. manhunt for the crafty burglar cil. Final judgment will be mode • when he spilled some In a blistering note expressing and hydrochloric acid on presumed accomplices who a Prices Climb Meat Men Give 'abhorrenre and condemnation." ttole 880,000 of the Duchess of by the council members. , - copied - in - ink The theme was entitled English t'nleo board Is sponsoring Opinions the State department accused the Windsor's Tito regime of herding persons brightest jewels. Election returns are to he With¬ held until the case has been aattl- e Benefits of Chemistry." As OPA Fails Police authorities in North and ed. The State New. will puMwh At State Feeders Convo with a valid claim to American 'itizenslup into South America as well as the dia¬ concentration mond center of Europe were ask- trial. iimplete returns following the |.. Lei It Rain WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 (,1*> — -amps, on maltreating them so cruelly that died, and of to be on the alert for any part •ling Light e a ■a fortnight •( tanking mo* nmhiw. aim s«. id. "President Truman and I have worked and we shall con- The fast-weakening OPA calcu¬ lated tonight that more than one- By PON BAM. With wives and children! it future. He emphasised that itrols have only been lifted, and some hiring the survivors out to private dividuals to work long hours of the loot-lifted from the Duch¬ ess' boudoir at the Earl of Dud¬ Scarcely more than 10 per cent of the student InkIv voted in the third of the average family's fond ley's Ed nam lodge at Sunning- _ to the resrne at1 linue to wor* lo brin* about an waiting and hoping, hunters it the mcct- ithout pay. dale by the agileOheif who climb¬ election yesterday. Jerry Warren, budget has out of control CM hnnae and the DX' umb?r*!®nding with the Soviet within a week. gone searching fields and erol opinion Estimate It Dead ed a drainpipe to a second story council publicity chairman, at¬ again hove water to make tinvmrnmmn* "Two states can quickly reach woods for game in season, nek Without Ahked how many had died, window at tea time Wednesday. tributed the light vote to a lark of port eoehlatla with, to hothe And, as a White house cabinet ifficial said that he knew of t co-ordination in publicizing the an understanding if one it willing meeting discussed the shucking producing scenes reminiscent of or certain and that an "«iutside On the theory that only an in¬ fact that activity books, as well a. to yield to all demands. The Unit¬ Puritan fathers and frontiersmen, ternational ring of cnmks would i In goneroL home of them ff of Wige controls, the oPA identification cards, were requir¬ Studcn's cooking their own meals •ttimite" might be 10. Many of be eble to ed States is unwilling to do that. •iped out price ceilings on a few perpetrate so l»old u ed for en shaping np for their I he "slaves" are persons of Ger- haul after voting. It is equally unwilling to tsk it g vegetable chops which long planning, gray- lore items and raised them on a skh rlaon shaves. nan ancestry who either wen "Many more Votes would have of another state. mable foscimites of meat walled Scotland Yard has linked others. chops in every way but the meat. turaIIml in the United Statm. with the Paris Surete office by ul- been east if students were bet. "Every understanding requires It is aiming at n November I ter informed about the activity Yesterday information on the were born in this country, or most constant telephime contact, frcticExplorer the reconciliation of differences and not a yielding by one state ti most the arbitrary will of the other." deadline for lifting controls from items still under ceiling, situation was given by first hand observers, stock producers, feed NEWS burn abroad of parents who American citizens. but not a word of the progress luniks," he iterlared. The system of the manhunt leaked through of using activity books waa be¬ but nut rents, automobiles or merchants and packers at Ut« Ika acvaan of silence to a curious cause complete checklists of stu¬ ^Hb Lecture He told of various compromise building materials. OPA State Association of Cattle Feed- in BRIEF .Many of them are in their or early 20's, having been taken public. dent enrollment are not yet avail¬ able from the registrar's V meeting mi campus. With abroad as small children by their office^ Sub Travel | settlements worked out there and previewed issues still outstanding said^ buyer resistance re¬ >nU"ls lifted. IKiK.ilillitir* of Stunter la IHseu* Con t o parents, who were naturalized annoyed at "exaggerated reports" the Duke himself, who, Since there were nn candidates prices for items which a ucik ago meat arc near, at u price. Americans. for so|»hnmore treasurer, election | with the Soviet Union, notably that the missing stones were 1 t king about 34.5 percent of DETROIT. Oct. 18 iAh—Results this office will be held in con- Anile* In Meat Nnpplr HeMlers Treated Better worth as much as U.MMt.iMM) put fOver and under the Polar re- j °ver Trieste »nd Danube navigu- age family »|iending for food if the Pans iVat e t otifcreiit • the loss at "not ction with the Stutlent council « by Airplane and Submar-! tkm. Many fuetor* enter Into the *up- lie outliheil by Michigan Se The United .States note declared more than '.MI.IMMi freshman representatives election downward trend in prices pounds (ttO.IMM))." will be the feature of Sir Then he added >ly of meat, Carl Muhrle, nsao- Atthur H V. ndetilierg in ii that enemy soldiers captured in scheduled for later this term. t Wilkins' illustrated lecture 'The thing which disturbs me is reiiorted continuing, mean- lent, emphusi/nl. ♦he heat of battle get belter treat¬ it the lettered provisions of the p. in most food and commo- Bight at 8 in the auditorium, Imp. • feed ment under international la* euties under d.s:ussion, but the, ivaiiiibiiity. than the Tito regime extends ti ^ Lit Ami Fine ArtM flie first and only adventurer a submarine under the Ai- p, Wilkins will relate his miinutd if nut iiicresalnis trn-' promptly .in be:ween ii.. ami the Suvicl im'"'" iftrr I'rculi'M Tin- Monday night apiwh mi- of saleable live- nationals of a friendly power whieh heRied to liberate and re¬ To Show Movici* DupreToOiien noun.init meat decontrol and nn meet in twenty years of 1.11 explora'ii n. His colored m> At unoUter point, accelerated program for dropping construct Yugoslavia. A statement from the Yugoslav Potemkiti." Russian film of Music Series against acceptance of the idea other price and wage controls. 1825. will be shown Monday ev o be shown this evening are embassy tonight denied the Am¬ Marcel Duprc. world i-cknown- that conflict is inevitable, Byrnes OPA provided a .<«. »m» nou boo.ii ?ning between 7. 30 and 8 p. m. ir I first ever taken in the Arctic erican charges. Issued by Serg¬ tnl concert oruanist, Will present in the notions food bill by set- ei je Makicdo, charge d'affairs, it Ihe Fairchild theatre us the firs: I "It is that idea of the ineviti hi-| ting higher ceilings today on the first number on fht--Mmie «le- said: jartmcnt concert series Monday four years, Wilkins. in the i my t,j conflict that is throttling jams, jellies, fruit preserves and '»y the Literature and Fine Arb ice of the • "The YugoFlav government bar night at :13 In Peoples church Research[ and#Dc- | the economic recovery of Euro|>e. apple butter. Iftport* Slammed Crruhuund Slrikr Kudu ilways scrupulously respected the tepartment. announced Dr. John The public is invited to attend A.' Taylor, departmental head Impo of i UEtROIT. Oct. IB i/pt i ights and privileges of all Ameri¬ and may obtain tickets for 81.28 e movies are optional to LFA and i i be higher. It strike of suburban Urcyhoun can citizens. I most emphatical either at the ticket office in Ad¬ Short Circuit Explodes Cable, food is ing shipiieii ti mechanics whicii formed, 74.000 ly deny that &ny Americans are .tudents, but are restricted to per¬ ms enrolled in the course. ministration building or at tha other countries, > much > find u is of being subjected to slave labor in entrance to the church Mearitay Other movies scheduled for thi feed the starving, Bliss accused, transportation 1 itrk < » set- Yugoslavia, or that slave labor evening. different expeditions Turns Out Dormitory Lights i native of AuatraUa. ho hat ill term ara "The Italian Straw but as a diplomatic whip for our tied today in provide conditions exist in my country/' Hat," a French comedy, and "The Dupre is probably the beat _ d man foreign policies. them service hoi known living organist in the | the Arctic and Antarctic re- On the producer's end. R. De- Workers in Birth of a Nation," pioneer Ameri- film. world today. He has accomplish¬ n any hla other living man. Wartime blackout memories* ey Stearns, vLe prrrident of the- and Wya ARC Will Schedule ed feats of improvisation and outstanding sch- created much confusion In the i'wt Packing rom|>any, said that i thi.i memory that are unequaled in the • are the fix "firsts" in dormitories shortly after Studio Then lev he decontrol period lust ii of | nded land ban the air. Last, but until 5 a. m. during Iho heavy ell Because of inadequate space in WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 (Ah — Subjects listed for the cleans text Tuesday and Wtdneaday tha 8 legal, tonight's speaker la the night rain repriring the damage from this number about 40 Demonstration hall, pictures of j The FBI tonight announced the dhts at torlS. only outstanding tourii* or¬ t and only explorer to have It was necessary to splice the co¬ being chosen to fill the organ¬ lidatcs for Corps Sponsor* arrest of Tension. Erdmann Lau. j •«: Home Nuraim. Water Safety ganist. Ducats were put eu sate Wed¬ Staff Assistance. Junior Red Crea ' * Arctic ire In ble at the injured points, stated ization's be displayed in the showcase M describes! by i'llt Director J. Born in Frsnce. Dupre at the quota of 85 members. E. E. Kinney, superintendent of The successful candidates will be A the Union cafeteria door. EdBur Hoover as the "oaymaster' 'or "«« 'n edementery education, nesday for Xavier Cugat'i age of 12 waa appointed asgniot buildings and utilities. notified by m*il or phone. •ie have been two additional of a group of Germans convicted Accident frevention tor those who II performance, .t the ticket of- at tha Church of St. Vinmal in Bala Sheets ClreuM i addid to the original lis . as spies in 1942 hsve completed Weter Safety In- ire. As this u a special number Rouen. Before he was 28 he had Harold Hansen, director of the CMcr. Alpha XI Delta. l.au was lucked up by special slructmn. and Gray Ladies, on the lecture-concert eerie*, stu- been awarded the highest pnae ri's On A temporary cable laid in tha organization, stated th.it the first i Highland Park, Jane Matthews. agents in New York and charges! Registration will ba Tus lento ore charged tho regular ad iffered by the French gavem- ground lo make way for new col- arge scale endeavor of the term Gamma Phi Beta, Puntiac, and with espionage, the EB1 an- from 8 to 4 on the lower deck price, prices ranging mcnt. ihe Grand Prix de Rm». lege buildings was injured by a WAR contractor's power shoval during one -ct the d.y. This allowed water from will be the production of sever plays under the dircctii uf students from the advanced Tony Procifsi, Delta Zeis. oounced. in the Union. 'ram II10 to gl.gg depending the location in Iho sudllurium of -ate desired. Today rain sturm that night to an- rpiME directing classes Tommy Uuraey and hie urcha*. the broken lead pipe in three Casting of the plays, which will Thry Say Yuu Aw I^Bving Thia Valley ■ tra, who ere achadutod to appaer pieces and blew up the cable in blue white (lash. s given in mid-November, Nov. II are ake a special JL ABLE been the answer to this free but service thi* Sunday be- was always there, though no •fare to a venture out of their room as tha No more will Gcrtis listen to tween Uw Harrison Road trailer week, at which Ume officers were ever aaw. She was a voice, the shortage. There'd been n I blacknaa at Ih, corridors . •ha stage at the elected for the coming term. freshman's tale of woe and then lam then about the other two ota Uw church for the 1:30 ,'uice of the Hostess record play- not gunrentoo being gbto to . •ill—. M to a dcamatto six- ... Thorn who will serve are: Presi¬ pour out three minutes of sym¬ melee in this three to one ratio services. The bus to scheduled to find their own roan again. dent, Jerry Smith: Vice-President. pathy for a nickel :ampus. Gertie could hare leave the ream at g after stopping A Oaad Ntahfb mm No longer tin you get ai each of tho IS utility cantor* Casey Verhoeven: Secretary. Pre- ; Treasurer. Shirley traduction to Bunny Berisan for Sonewhere iho sat in a i • put a ■d will make a return trip nt for I was and Editor-in-Chief. meet B. Goodman five patiently plopping records < m. glad of tlw excuse to turn In with- timea for a quarter. turntable et your request, Parent* are tavttad to bring , guilty — tween records ihe matched, wits music. But no button can r aldldran' to th* nursery or to the *Wort oTatb _ there'll be no more with Spartan, Game. Iho quoon of tha iuloa. gbureh school. P. B. Bohrena and aedy coke dates in the Union totogdona Una to lk- Juke *— ia Shell be tam wntiered and to will Ik H. Saw *re th* trailer tomp that dav in AuauiL the dav thai 3SS S Metric clocks _ grill any hour of the day, and the the Uaton grill. Urea whan you could enjoy Ihe In'lMl. Gertie made her fkr«|they pulled poor Gertie, plug. ga off ia time lor eight e'cbchs. : Saturday, Octabar It, lMO PkftTwo THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Then'* No Cidhr GMN AND BEAR IT My lUtohty | Affairs Campus Churches Ay Red Cedar Thirsty students with thoughts By MOHLLK SAWYER of State ■ at the Hort . I buying elder ( MUM! LI THE*AW. Stat* Theater, East lanslng uilding this tail will have In find "lis Sincere" is the subject Rev. William Youtut has chosen for the another source of supply. Though the. cider and apple Iff:JO a.m. worship service. Bible class will be at 10 a.m. Lutheran moo is here Slate's prsnsta will Student club will meet on the am porch of the Union at T:lff p.m. remain dry is their purpose CENTRAL METNtHMT. Mff W. Ottawa. a. the experimental field ha. beet, Br. B. Rtontoy Oaoae saM flmm -Tenia and 'TR it beautiful flny in Chicago- II a m. aertrlre. The eaBege dam "ill meet al lemde henae at BrfWten-ferjthe fulfilled. ..it who * in Chicago. The rom- I.ittle do students realise what Iff a. m. reoperation far mardfffff la the mm a* the I'fftvcr- i.on ffHIng around campus thin part they played in scientific sltr of life al « ML • k has »*en, "You'ra all wet/* progress on tho campus when Htm or OMBfBB mm 44S Abbott road. East Uns.rut •v can it I# avoided when it The Rev. Wnttasn A. CMnah will conduct Heir Communion at ( they came back repffetedly in part and I ff a.m. The • pan. vmpffr service Will be followed by supper years asking for mm of tha good nn 24 hours a day and seven s n week. Hut don't take it too old eider. and Canterbury dub. d. just keep on the sunny side mW. ABtoaa. Laartne Their taste far tha various typos 'Ibtoto toe gmmOUm of apple juice were ubaervwd. end ■hillatffb Wll Hill RlUi III at 7 a pcncces developed which has now made apple Juke a big ' ' isrsssr* The experiment vas started ... iplained Dr. H. E Marshall, reaanrch profamnr Erudite Robert Mavnaril llutthliis "f the University of RawB. Mi toUMitoa toaaen -ton Brnmny a« Rffplllsi Man" "in horticulture, whan cider was tar Mff iiiiini rt limns. art. Mania Bma edB iiffB II riBui I'hirnyo thinks that if we hate to wait fur inir Jnllth I" ftrnW sladaaffa rt Taaa. lutt rider and did not rata vary |||| anil save the world. there ma nut lie a world left to save. Mgh in polite society. PCflfUV LIU BUB, W. Grand tUver at Michigan. East Lansing BMA "The world may ted la-t lot ( enough for the restrufed Dr. N. Av McCunWs semen far the fcJO and II a.m. servkea will be The deportment visioned campus education of t ti . fleet the course of events," Change Your Mind." A bus ssil Move from the trailer ramp at ff lienor and sUndardiaed product ind return al Ifcto arts. Dr. Maawell Adams will spsak on "A I he a«iH reientl). "If there is choice to la- made la-tweeii In be called apple iukre rather trail of Christ" al the 7:l» pju. vespers. -youth and adult edmatioii. th n the urgency of our time :han cider, and began In study tha give* priority to the adult best prnteaa tn make apple jniea fliH»nhnt», Laming from the different gradea and e eannot deny *h advi-aldlitv of adult islitea- • the lamaa far Ike 11 fit hers Httv flnb Homer. Detroit varieties ot ipptea. r that matter. Mu hiyi .it State college curries till all tervtee. Ranffar aafeaal le al Me ajn. Now thai apple iuice ia sa com- junior; .lock Krnnstcdt, Dlrklm Mam kill—All. IBX S. Pennsylvania Ave.. Lansing J pnyram of adult rsli cation through its extension N. senior; Al t.udwig. Detroit the market as the (la-sides instrte'ion ami research »il the campus, roe Ihe 111:41 a.m. workup service Rev. E. L Woldt's term will luices. the college has withdrawn seiuoi ; Duncan Mcf.nughlin, Fa l-e "A Studious Young Man." damns. Delta will mart at «:J0 lut how effective can adult education la-, anyway? Will (•aiming senior; Milton Mauley. p.m. from the posrtMUly of comprtiag Will Lead Band Nodal Service Offpre j ^ mom fit of tho Union anna* in East Lansing. it tiring alsnit undreamed of results that will alter the course Illootnfield Hills freshman; Charles with private Industry. Artn Matrtcr Degree offthe world? If -orielv is to improve, must we tu-Klert the Milner. Fast (.ansing junior; f Tho department of aocial sl¬ yiitny fur the old' Norton. Iietrnit junior; M ix I Decker sophomore; llnrnhl It. • Irenes sf ChMe Chmm Bmgiumn Bluet ice at Michigan State college > klutrhins ses-tns to la- unduly optimistic ASH |a-*»imlatir, l»gh at the same time. Adult education surely can reap Trahi Chmpler Officer* year for the tint time to oflcili a curriculum leading to a mn-| rift harvests, l.ut earnest Itnlwrt ex|act Pa For I'oming Yror of arts dag roe, Dr. Ernest B. Burp. I yatihahmtsls niN tell vim that the averatie individual < I he peak al hn learning ahilily somewhere in his imIIuit i. New Ymk - : Hull INFORMATION Counsel Service At the first mooting since car. the American Institute 'hemical Fnginoers eh»c;ed o er. today. department hend, annoiii. vil eapy twenties. "Ynuth." savs Much, "is Ihe lime for learn .Ijm k Kennedy, Fai < rs for tho coming year This marks the return of a cr.nl. ] l l'TNUAN MTCDftNT (1.1'R Weitnes- uate curriculum in aacial scr Inf. Malurilv is the perhd in which the human being shmtlJ ' i sopho Tho I .uihemn Mudrnt club will' alter a lapse during tho war. Ilm « I hark la Ike nswM Ihe pretosrl-i of his educated effort.' i the t'ennels w.ll s?rvc (ilfl ;» regular meeting Sunday Mt] ever, prior to thr war the eurrici dies a-lulthisal his mold ia prrtt Pi Phi I). I. •in p.m. in the sun tmrrh of the! president, with Fllll Clrstns in nwalitv an adull, hut turn lot only to a certifies!- si | chnnging him Merly. Chautauqua, N Y. tiiim. according to Daimn Kreid- vice-prpslHoni ntid Rod Perry completion, not a master's den ia pnother tliinsr It's like trving In write on a piece of hint te« eived i. IM II pm from lark r, vt.mt cniukp student ..f Wads- treasurei The se- ietary. Is KeitU tiny paper—distinct , mptessoins are hartl to make, Clark. Flint sophomore Barbara 'orth. Ohio. The guest siieakrr Hunt ami Ralp!» Purity ir^ council lainr* of HnyjiJ Oak is t Baseball Gale Sbawn Jump representatixe Hot* Wend.c > , •ill In- Mrs Alive leathers of the Youth, on the otla- r hand, has a clean slate on which itn ndrn. Faa-llam. Ha.. act as alternate representative. (ilk NEW YORK, Oct. U (Ah _M pressiAns . iieigu hihgtinge ilepiutment who ran more rsily Is- made and kept. Touching Ilu ' Tin rnlm ATI» i lluyitl •ill relote her experience in South All Hiphomore ami junior voting is a comimraliv.elv simple matter. You aren't so huudi Marti* it Mlltrr. chemical and metalurm Jor league baseball paid alien -mericn in connection with pr»»t. a nee increased gS par cent tt capperl with |ire«i« •si notions, haliits, and closed enm- aineci ^ . re Invited to attend the IMffBrnnta iin thinking rrtmu, which will be aij- year over 1MJ to art record- i: from n tlu» State News. both leagues. Yankees broke m a af enrh age reflect the doings of those adults Many Scabs Su-Val Hvtng al that lime. It t. difficult to me how Ihe adults, if Chn n Stii HttendinK At .1:4"». the regular weekly Hthle Mudv will tiegm. «u- Church AROUND THE WORLD Htm. II a.m. VENEZUELA thinir with it. the wnrhl will Mill U- with u». I ee tVamwn. nouncw Kay llrown. putilmty San.. 7:111 p.to. CHILE ItirininKhnm Directory sr Tant.. 7:M p.m. SUMATRA W«4.. 7:30 p.ai. MOUTH AFRICA Thars.. 7:30 p.ai. ASSAM — * H COMK IO STt'DENTS — Frl.. 7:10 p.ai. PHILIPPINES San.. II a.ta. INDIA FIRST CH«IRciiNOF TNF'bREINERN Saa., 7:30 pja. CHINA HOLMES SHEET BAPTIST CHURCH aouiEs at PRoartcr I'KIM'I.ES CHCRCH COI.LECE I.ITHKHAN PTtRllt%»NIX!TI»- Tour days Rdward. Call June Biktr West Fivo days Each ward • MILLER Derrrlpuve Pkmttna to T. IE. Is lot tor is prompt#*! CHRIST rsrajsgr-; ramMki ul Uital J It. M TNKRAN CHURCH |M WkWh appealed iMiaMun Synod) STATE ItLANRETS. IUrtVGrtd. to tlm Kditoi Mao* Store dojr'B State BABY l LOTMBR and equiipmewt im- by the UreaHienl -i Slu-I , , . , thrum pm in" . isilnl , ,\ ,, L I. WOUIT. Paator cludina carriage Two tir et ••talk •/, * • M Odd dtshes Hand iro.hr1:#d glove* fL"tii',i"rvi""" ■ last week While Mr U,pp, 'WT MORNING WORSHIP I Milk a Ewemhew.rtsrtgimp t»—lady's black. s^rar ,rzj"TS i*H!\ rr^."rtjk3 ! Itt MHIT MM Phona Mr* Leatii- %'Oi'NG M\ " ' " "•"« '»«• lata I'ATRONIXK LANOR NEWS! "... " t lj, i L C- v, unus r.i, A0VKKT1SKBS I * '1 .w ■ wtan GAMMA DELTA uSST T._ , I -J is*srssL:rt rowa PAffKka -w- pa Mask ana V F*r ij CHLRIJI WB8LBYAN M-YbcOUbw "Dwglt' MBTHOMST CHCRCH 1 csngftrtydSS xaH Ol! CHRIST tovtHirruian at North Magnolia Aansiw wuicaMr. asm Mnday Meal- Iffu. WOOMUAH. Paatar llir RAXItt 4Jh 1 MM UVIHIIIM n3.la i(pr» with your ijvor.'o -twauorbocll Lot Mitalaa Wenklp n«a*a> n. — || I.I Mate, s A|iothecary Sliuf) lunrci CJ-eWlv w-th wondiout fewer Miracle", teuei thon houri ol osofciiel Whittlei yow HOLMES STKRET ' Student« Welcome ■£nurt~~ Studrat I tape-i lomro-ei—con-rch w.-k a co-en G-'d.e, wu.vit, pant,, and br-oi- IIAIT1ST CHCRCH «HBT CHI NCH OF CNRBT. SCIENTIST ^^rSagr^l kA.T uutaim I'rc.srriptioii (u-uler bt.ci, fash-o-vod wi'h l.-d ^ia^piy'tssjar ( •!!#«# ( Imi ( re,g i l.onoliire.'cli Biacl.wh.'e.ornudo URNHF " «• am ha has %•••«« r»»ig « to lit SI RGIC1L si PPMES et km. am, Una. WIS as Mm 1 lUtACKKS _ Sl I'IMHTERS HCNMAN N. Rttim HWtatov - ANKLETS KNEE-CAIN — SCRlilCAL INSTHl'MENTS MICUIUAN ARCADE iniJf^ytvtnretn Off "• ••anaasiffns LANSI b. as. mi. ns. ^usuetALLt nia iTm m Albar I & **■ *1Cftl6AN STATE MEWS IW«M Pro Gridders Spartan JVs Get First Acid Test Vie For Fans NKW YORK. CXt. IB i.-Pi—With In Notre Dame Game Today the world series excitement out r»f the way,, professional football undergoes its first attendance test COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. of the 194(1 season this weekend Ohio State and Purdue Injury-Revamped Jayvees IKwIaaas ifenter ffsfff MM B-J- » ■ after having shown in earlier s*s that there's no shortage of tomorrow football in program the first BiIIhImm- of the year Imp. The game is a sell-out, Ohio Stole , - Ready To Meet Irish '11' KNOXVII.I.R. Ten., Oct. IB i/l'i Gross-Fount ry ticket buyers. The first real conflict of the ri¬ officials said, certain to a|M|M,? —High winds sent Knoxvtllr Open around 7ft.«on and fill Ohio. Mo- I val big league*, the long estab¬ The football *potli>ht awing* to the Jayvee-Notre Dame golfers' scores soaring today. Ind game today; a* the unarored-on Spartan* faec their find Herman Kriser, of Akron. O., Seamn Starts lished National Football league this dium to capacity for the rirst return. and the new Ail-America confer¬ managed to keep hit two stroke Bolstered by many returning ence. takes place in New York real teat againat the equally ncore-free Iriah renerve*. KALAMAZOO, Mich., Oct. ». lead at the Mth hole. Chirk liar, let tor men. .'ind n hnndful of two of where the Clients make their t/P) • Notre Dame, in xwamping Great Lake* last week nhowed ban of Farming!on ran second. —- Grand Rapids Junior col¬ promising freshmen. Conch Lau¬ home debut Sunday against the lege scored two third period touch- a large array of former-let-l ren Brown's Cross-country squid up-rnd-coming Chicago Cardin¬ down* today to heat the ter winner*, featuring half Will open it*, season today with als-after the Yankees take Wmhgu 1 Michigan college "IT* football backs Emil Slovak and Jim Rrennan in the Keep 'Em Flyin Penn campus. State at the Pennsylvania Brooklyn Dodge * night game. i Saturday team 1'J to 0. precise, The meet will be held in con¬ t*ahy-T attack. i*os Angeles, (The Michigan State Jayvees Coach John K»b* will field a junction with the Spnrtnn-Linn so far, also w rootball Rame. and will end a. play Western Michigan -B" revamped squad for thi> Ram*, Fite for hie Una sqund November Hi, i half time in the mid stadium. scheduled for 2 p. m. it Macklln the Hams pi y Members of the traveling stpid field. In fart, if Coach Charley include: Jaek Dianetti, Rochester, Bachman calls his squad "In¬ N.Y., prep mile sensation: Walt jury-riddled." Knhs will have to think up a new word to describe Mack, veteran track campaigner; Jim Gihhn, Keven HiRKins. Ad- his team. Hud Crone, who bore the brunt ol|»h Weinarker. Iferb Kehisrhull. Tom Freitag. Kd Ki ren-ki. Jack of the Spartan attark last week, Quinn, and Dick Zobcl. will Ik* ran indefinitely with a Philadelphia Pauley broken shoulder, Simon Hempel. Slightly over #0'; of the Spar¬ Redskins, ca* <■ scorer in the Chippewa victory, tan football players come from leaders, visit Bost.ii has a separated shoulder, and also Michigan. Illinois and Pennsyl¬ on the injured ltal will be guard last-ptaee Yanks and th vania lead the nut «f s'.nte list Bay Packer!-, play host (To Shake Slum llowie Adams and halfback John¬ ny Pnlnncak. This, coupled with the varsity "rakl that took awoy with six griddcrs each. tsburgh Steelers. his first-String ends, may well give ins Meet Lions Kobs the roarhee' traditional "t.niRh-game" attitude Hut the Jeyvees are bolstered by severul THE HTATE COLLEGE. Pa.. Oft. 18 <*> - Unbeaten Penn varsity-experienced reeerves. (Undents mast present their ar- l.ito and twiee beaten Michitran State, will come to font- lle*y beak, st the lite far lido II grip* tomorrow before a homerominK crowd of 20.000 game, all ofben are to be IVnn State'* new Beaver field. g«t. ehoroeg UNION BUILDING The crowd, largeM to *ee a borne Rame since 1026. will The Junior-varsity will sport their newly-hc*|iirnlhed white Mrh a content in which the* jerseys for this game, anil fillinu Barber Shop litany I.iona will lie Ktriv- to train revenge for taut liroiherliiMMl Elertn the key jeracys will he Knils lie Parrel! ahri Uus Plnrh. lie .134) ahellarking at Maldrcen. and llaroid Volger at s lamsiag. Slate Of Offu-ern the tackles. Ilog liessy and Hill Until* (lorn at ; Pear: mi at the guards, t'liarlrs E'ltarli Charter Bachman •} Ftur SI'KCIAI. KATES I' has nominated three Penn- Coming Year Smith at renter. Ilnb Oiling quarterback, i t the halfliarks II..I. HOURS 8 ■ S 0 ItAKIIKKS iitnana for the start in* lineup. for Kreslrl and allrrnating Jim 11 Warren Huey, of Punasu- DZV, the athletic brotherhood linry, has been named honorary which centered it? activities around Mil Jones IVeslby anil Hud Carrigun. anil STL DEISTS . at fullback. the Smoke Shop and Spartan ill* |".»hsaid Bob Htcxins. of IVnn tratmiral athletic fields alternate¬ . tram that he would start the appose.I Syracuse ly, has elected its officers for the Tonrh Niilrx Seventeen Michigan Squads Leek eoming year. a*o. I fried By OjH'iivrn, Play On Gridiron Today . P'ii.bable starting lineups: Ollic White. Cleveland senior is Penn Stale U ic new president. Duil Jones. . ill 'Mural SifiHul* Hammond Ind., senior, vice-presi¬ DETROIT, Oct. IS ((A^) —Al¬ * that tied dent. Pete Ponos, Flint senior, sec¬ Point For SiiwuIk though Michigan's important Big | a' Central week ago. retary, and Tony Waldron. Mil Nine struggle with Northwestern Mirhtgn waukee. Wis., sophomore, tie.is i Touch football, as played by the at Ann Arbor dominate the pro¬ strength with the Michigan State Intramural lea¬ rer complete the slate. gram, there's plenty of Additional lernl injured prefi gues. may tie no passing fancy, favorite to slap Michigan N« collegiate football actional Slate's The DZYs have entered two but it calls for fancy butty ffcidiron tomorrow, when 17 at Ypsilanti for the Chlpp •ms in the touch football ran Monday will mark the end of fourth straight victory. Michigan team* compete in a this fall in an effort to renew thi the first week of comtirtition, and day'* fare of II games. Hope, the stat solid chain of intramural wins each of the squads, winners and onlieaten team, undergoes a stiff which characterized the brother¬ losers, alike has learned much At Ann Arbor it's a showdown MIAA test at Kalamazoo against pttrkaft: t pan. hood in pre-war days. about the air-corps brand of battle in midieason for Big Nine Kalamazoo college in a game that this starting iroup shows sev- touch played on Old College honor* matching the western con¬ of finally dedicate* the Hornets' I last-minute ahifts by. Coach field. ference'* last two remaining un¬ new Angell field and ma> go a |hman John Pletr. at left Since no blocks may l»e beaten teams. The winner will long WOMEN'S a not ortlintally srhed. "thrown" at any time, and no e a long Jump toward stamp, d to appeor in the lame. Ruts • shoulder blocks are iiermittcd be¬ ing its claim for the 1MB title. ferenre championship Alma, i unbeaten in MIAA. plays host a will atari at quarter, to be yond the line of scrimmage, play Wayne, beaten three times in Albion while Hillsdale journeyi Elled by Carl Cappaatl. and usually falls to sweeping end runs four SP0ITS starts, is the underdug in Adrian.- " Eki hk Waters replaces Slave Ster- at • and long passe*, with the etnpha*- is entirely on speed. its intersectional scrap with George As the Thursday night players Washington university at Wash¬ Br Jl-or (IBAHAM ington. D- C.. but WcRtern Mu hi- discovered, the game is handi¬ is favored to hang up it* third capped by wet weather much I'CMi Pageant SIX more Of the volley bull game, in the intramural rchwtule were playexl Thurs¬ of ball. han the "tackle" variety against a lone defeat when the Bronco* take on Iowa State Teachers at Cedar Falls. J Planned day evening in the Women' gymnasium, announced Jean Long, One notable factor is the pre¬ dominance of "ghutqut" scores, showing that the short quarters general manager ul the valley ball seldom give a team a chance to game.. Next Tur«ilay evening P "Iniunce back" from an oppon¬ mure game, will be idayrd with ents tally. th* Alpha Xi Delta. VI. Kappa Kappa Gamma, and Zrta Tau Al¬ pha. competing with the Alpha Phli. Score* of Thursday night'i ■me* were Heraon-Sanfurd. 43. North William* 3«: Alpha Gam¬ ma Delta. *3. Delia Gamma 10: Alpha Onucron Pi. M. North Hall. » of hald tosts Th# ifHiin II: Gamma l-hi Beu 33. Delta Z*U J«: We*t Mayo 3*. Sigma Kappa 3P: and Cast Maya. 30. Ctvinq House. 2«. ifrfAN ANTONIO' CONTINUOUS DAILY FROM 1 P.M. roa THREE PAYS *"*. Pl'WrV-.v '.V jx ■SiSSr1 ngaiTO M*biMm O •— mm Spartans To Dance Tonight Make Strike Plans Season For Ski pub At To FFA frUgrain \ Various Houses, Dorms Mayors Outlook Gootl A drerf full house nf over two hun-M ,skl-flends, ranging from Scott In Its first i In Speech chomps t" boil-mi sliders. plowed nrcrwitirs nl club or¬ New Eating Honrs rar. tha nhietot Two une*pec'«*i developments Into the vantlon of the VTA win set , raised hopes Friday for an early ganisation .1 their second meet- Amine* Ijirpr Cities break in stalemates blocking set- A new Saturday eholng hoar proahnately M bays fram Virh.1 int. this week. A committee w»» for the Union caMarla waa an* Igan participating thM year. ttement of the 18-day-old nation- Of FrathrHnp Neat wide maritime strike and the 25 selected In design end nrder mem- nounced by the Union Accompanying Iho boys will a day-old Pittsburgh power, strike. be nrtiip cards, end In obtain in- Lesllolhatt. ten members of the Asrlcul'iir, formatuai I mm equifiment hous- Eduestion club who WUI an v The CIO marine engineers an rs on the avatlahilitv and price hour will be from 1 to T p. m. eounseloas and will have eh:™ notineed they Would resume nego ,l matr(ials. rather than T:lt p. m. M It has of N boys eoci), tintions with Atlantic and Gulf' Const ship owners in .Ykw York been go far thla term. Tha group will loovt Sum Scott nplalnad that the smaller and will attend buslntm Saturday in the first efforts at siaeiir__ invitation to be H» family advls- number of atudanta eatlna thla and make tours o( indu settling their strike in a week. meal warranted thla aarty clos¬ i.igl The tinion had announced yes¬ plants. One oI thaaa tours will nul An annnnneement will he post, ing. elude Iho American Live terday Its reprerentatives were scattering from Washington U ed at to the time ami place nf shew with Hs display of Art animals. home ports bec:.u?e the labor de- the neal mre'ing. Election of of. partment was unable to get all ficers will lie first nn the agenda Instructor's Story Members who arc aellm: i parties to the capital for a cone and members are urged to deter¬ "Art and labor,- an counselors an Jacob Vc>,. ■ mine their choices f..r nominees ference. After the election, the article by Walter H. Abed of tha Onrdon A. Wagner. Don M 1*1 Pitt! burgh Georce t.. Wuel- art staff, appaan in tha current John E. Frith. Stanley T. Atkm.1 issue of Tha Masaaina at Art. son. Donovan C. Crnnhhllr. itn.1 Besides writing numaeaus ar¬ bert H. Bates, Uoyd Howl.md.1 il''les tor various art mogaxlnes. Ranald H. Mulvaney, and-IV .,u ■ A bell Is at present working an a Le Curious. ■ hook entitled --Tha CcMoctlvo Kelly. Dream in Art." secretary of the Michigan A so. I This article, a sequel to an ear¬ elation gf FFA, la In charge it* I lier one in the game magaalne, graup and will ho aaaiatr.! i..l comprises mast af the Octabar ia- o. C. Cook, naatoatu professor gl aduamhss at IMC. B