(KNUPFOg WMltor STATE NEWS GOLF TOURNEY MUti—m Sme't Smmmer Sm+mi FtMMom EAST LANSING. MlCHlCAWt WEDNESDAY. JULY )«■ 1S47 -Wl New Duties G.I. Vont Bring Rise MSC Social Office Sought In Taxes Honor Boulogne Bottle Corson Asks Council A Perkia*. Brake Explain Boost For Gearing House A* the people keep demand¬ On Student Parties frasAATniM ing more and more | green- ment wrvicen, the root* etaod- ily increaee. Thin i* what a Plan Include* Scheduling Donees panel of government officials MM 1 the M8C workshop In state and To. Avoid Conflicting Activities local government Monday. Slate Treasurer D. Hale Brake By KB MMMH) r phit- EV mm !R! ea plained that Uses in g Crrution nf a m-w t-pntralirnl uffm- ,.f affair- hM d o the L. , i U U w , UUi C . up ment services. "We have more hwn prupiraasl thy udtuini-trati.mi In Tnl Curium, I vices and keep adding more invkani gradual.' j cause people ask for them." Thr iilra will he pn-ariitrd t-mifht tu the Mimmrr Iiimmittac added. "Those who complain of the uf thi- Student council. ItaveB 1 higher taxes are in effect as I for more services they don't watt I to pay for." will ««wk council hacking for Date Extended thi- plan. II. will al-u prr-ent John A- Drrkim, state budget thr plan tu Blur Kr t For Renewal director, pointed out that the of government is something bought and paid for by the people and Letter Te Nsnnsk Corson outline*, in his letter t . Of Insurance the recent trend is tu pay a high* Al Haalofnr. Hrimr Minbdrr l-aul Hrttri Speak of President Hannah. a plan to set up I memorable lute, public ait 346. of the 78th fling una. I* new social office uncief a dir-1 Veterans Administration has OH* tr price for government. HriuiuM unveil- a miltnloM at Ikr cud of a "Hichwav ! eetof Th*« of•-,for Hufonal ■«,„ |,t, uummae uring t e receive The present tndncy is to ^ ^ extended to January t. advance instruction, or* i make money on one level and re¬ wan alnpped in Ikt Hattlc of thr liulya. (Al' I'kolit) academic year apprenticeship, in the accepted, and the luture Is turn it to another level. Confusion The office sav« Corson would u.r.-.ucement was • or trade of their m»" '*•">« «•>* "cyrilliaue" I lis created in the public mind as I provide a central clearinghouse f Untd thi Former 4S* Student DieslE alphabet, which prevents him to the value received for money ail questions and arrangement* - le.ans who vete. hod let their , to all American sold- from gome to the movies bocauM planning of j polu ie- lapse for a pec- million who spent. Sixteen men between of the late hours of the course. ■Mb student dance*, productions an t ■ r1 *t- than three months hod | n in Her vice Even exclusive girls' colleges benefits !,a,, ut w . r 16, 1940, and the il end of the war. not yet pro. of* * ha\e opened then doors to GIs. called veterans here Robert S. Burcai Ford, director of Uw In Weekend Plane Crash To FN Fr—is week The organization would fit with- j without only to . lugust * t to reinstate thttn required physical exa i United States*. What funny play University of Michigan, said that i the existing framework provtd- • in-ti.y»> it would be | Exams Listed he did not believe it poaaiblc U say whether the coat of govern¬ By JIM MfCAITNEV •f.?? ,lrWMk!l VA sam trie deadline was OX- SAIJINAW — Onaof Mil hiiran Stat-'s nuGUndintf atilrienta still be subordinate to the dean of , , am vision Of the college sod tw. panr ment is excessive. "The only cr»« and the I tended tA give every former pol- llSliu is the first result ol KM 'For Geology, tenon for determining what con¬ in his day, |.t. Col. Ret II. stroll', .'IT. of Marshall, ho mot a viol¬ pilot- men. dean of women ulty social committee ■ ohuldei more time to take on* | I magnificent gift Nut only the stitutes excessive expenditure in, ent tleath at 10:40 a.m. Sunday whan tho piano was However. Corson believes tAat i vantage of pwking u i who espected lo re- Social Work service lies in the public ins rraahcO in a wooded awamp four milos south of Marshall. IIM crMlmi ..f «wh .n oHk« munK> b> «mp,v , hut —ygw demob,!• ttumsgnds mt thaus-l. T° TXr-Tm . typical ral- jwaau. and Ih. puMtc'i abdujr oU.r pcrnon al-r died in" equitable and n e efficient g that he is in good health. the ratastmphe loflHH mysnrntaaet mean, who ! **Dw»W V. Addy. budget director Wo monthly premiums I * unable ta afford hither "" Lansing. In the United States. - the difference 1 the i between a college commission for filling s< I work- ,or Detroit, agreed with the bud Steele received hi* Rachel- Farlitprapher ante of student i iienefit of the college as well at i jccompani applicatiori for ro- _ . i normal times, hav . i and a universitv is that the col- er | and geologist posit i in the net directors viewpoint, thrt tax¬ ' of Science dciffee in physi¬ Sttires Travel of students ! ,n!.ta ' term in«uranro. | federal service ' ing and spending an the same cal education at Statr in 1435 He points out m hi* letter, that j Persons appointed social l*vel represents the wisest system For Slinlenls nee MN1AL. Page J I ^ trolled i worker position*, at *al s tang- Addy said he did not belies«• out . one half ' government too costly, but that wr ing from |J 397 to trt.! a year, •ver dream will give ante to too much government, Dion ysian (Hull, z\ f to college the president, thawed i i hospital*. patient All four member* of the panel right Ta Learn udd- emphasized that grants-in-aid LWirwriwlNWrf] r Ad- clinic Uosilon. Seeks Writer* i x pei mm fraternity, tytw I'm A over America, the men are ings are red brick, ultra-comfort¬ either from the federal to a member pf the Studei g to learn Moot nf the urn* able. with plenty of light, and red To level, ot from the state to (oca nresidyt of his sophi s have a list of candidates Mattered over a vast territory. is doubled or tripled There are I3.40» student> - ive had exper- units, are difficult to adniinistei equitable basis. president uf Delta Sigma IV hnn For NewScnpt friimetl |g creates many comical situ*- g.400 of them veterans Out of this • 400. there are 3.400 married men e field of * The Dionyvians. musical |go- I Geologist p The m»»t sera*.* problem op- i my wish e GI s e asked v to take higher A New Animal And so. we have .i new animal in Washington. D t* and vicin¬ ity. and throughout the United Ihtrm MenPaylftz. kork for its next pruRisti frunt.rg Amencgn l-brarians ft | the present time is the shortogo in the United States — the rela¬ land HIade.jmlitarv tratermtv He tot to any | ft will be held during win- of trained |*»wmnrl. States in the Department of Agri¬ decloftd i literature i Stale*, etc hist tively aged student. 24. and some- times 30 years old. culture and the Department of the from If They Eat, j received *»e.*ervr commi«uon at respects, uu jseciNid liei^gnant m the Armv up* ability term. IMH Jockson ,ti-! ion who has just returne«l fvom Tonne college Ubror- professor at who^ltves at Interior Salarie-. range M 149 to IT. 102 Competitors will Miller Saw J#n graduation ' UubIo anH lii* u.»i»« liv-ml in anH For thr i.-.. nu k k finit I housing are shown Hob Muljei. Cincinnati, i.-ident ot thr gioup >gq>l HI i the annual «<*iferenre of tho his arms to the children. not be required to take a written Michigan State college e nf ban ark twiusmg. •t oil person* ntdpif/Jj- , American labrary »«vci4wa j ... • history - - • t it withdrawal of 1*40, iiuilding- and faculty , ; with i-kWa. )mn i hgbt in Son Francwcn \ There is not a r J0d t To qualify, they must have com¬ B trained libra* j m meal tickets t rcet number* are aho should contort AMUH | j see nothing else > born every day. The r has pleted college study in geology,i served in the South Pacifu and mitory residents is merely haige>f with the rank of Hransdorfer at the State Neori of- t L become an indispensable part of or must have a combir the college. procedure being enfosced, Noel lieutefiarit colonel in l»4r< r of farm State's fur Contributors need not be in^owne and onlv I»g0 were glgd- | such study and technics acrid** •] . Here, as elsewhere, it was ne- irnt e. plus Miller, cashier at the college gaaplsyed In Marshall srluml during the second »i* weeks J this June from the professional , counting office stated yesterda: all Urarlv session Ii-rd srhiwls There . ceasary to expand building facil¬ •enre in geoiog> After discharge he entered the Uma barrack Approximately 200 - quite different f lluber announces! that tryouts thtrty of these schools but Ifeff J I may be able replies 1 • profess*" ities in a hurry the quonsrt hutsi with corrugated Further information a? form* I temporarily •uf! from esting | sales division of the Sunshine ("J* f" lor the production are schedule*! n-se had great difficulty in i Mav.- jRmuit Co. with headquarter* in! Th •s called three; and i taming their enrollment- bgcm . Abbot and htoiler I The script a simple There aie only two ( have from post office. halls Monday when the account- ! Marshall lvo,(jr score are slated for completion bv nt limited dormitory , a atill open. Ancient Greek l>outht the i Mirplu ing offa-e in Demonstration hall j Funeral services were held Tues- (fanu| October 15 .arid the El 1 j You don't W'ant iUpp4,es. Unmarne-1 |d«v at the First Presbyterian. co|ot ? It H r useful " Michigan Owners enforced which the had been no Nrrdrtl oi.lv alphal—t,colly, but the revul «<» «'«l- Thuru.a. .o bbr«> ,.u.W,n«. . re 1 ,m-'' •nd *ir you take toe Russian The meal ticket* by the accounting of- edition alao ha. a key indea. and <>' »•" *«' Rg taction is the only one Student* having free hour* building* are numbered ni ac- Tho Dwnysian* group was form- farms of ftce has reduced the non-eaten to | comparatively low. during the day or evening in cordamr with the college account- e l winter term t«» pcmluce will prewnt an oil- which they could read to blind all-student writ Iw% | RaiamoMo system Civil Service Mdier sold the move was ne- ing students on campus are asked al comedy. "Studio T«wne Harvard. Princeton. These maps will not be avail- directed r Leaders At wr -J-L Worltthop iSrrtJisa ZSZXVZJrS, "zxk- to call Irma Feichtinger. ex- tension 204. between 8 and 5 able weeks, for approximately three on the Square because of the time involv M<* on the Michigan S»a«e cam- rie* e' the first ©f its' Pennsylvania. MIT lirhiaan *>.,» ram- a.. aav«l tnmm with l»w aie amung t under construction. »iwl R6g'q kM»- I i printing t inefficient lege extenatorr vehvice and Up-iUTm* Needs "Dismueal of •tote employee is no more diffi¬ yshn forms r Decorate Buildingi Harry Moxiey MSC am ma I hus¬ Village cult under state eiv.l service than director for bandry apsrsalist. and chairman private induatry." A. G Roerh. lor the event, states thst over 400 Events In Stone To Page Two •f )I K M it' 111 (. A N S I' A I' K N K W 8 Wcdnemlay, July U, 1947j Thml Time Around SOCIAL GRIN AND BEAR IT (Continued from Page I) Sri-lint .'iJKHI Snmnur Srhiml Stwtrnl* similar plans have already beenJ j MANAGING KillTOli inaugurated at the University of; A) Hei'tfluntl Chicago* the University of Wis¬ ADVERTISING MANAGER consin. and Northwestern univer- EDITOR CIRCIT.ATION MANAGER sity in the midwest area. j Al Nrnwrm -k, .Icfry Kcnncy Gordon Hwnna Under these systems, ail student i 1^MK I V.L EiSSMtH: .fun P.- i lingan.V llooion Harm,,. organizations are required to re¬ gister their activities with the foc¬ al office. It then advises the groups on what dates and placer are avaiiable. Piles, available to all interested groups, are compiled to li.-t both professional and campus orches¬ tras and other entertainment. t'dmptmilir Night Sports Mltnr A»«Ktnnl fin ut.iliou Mm Lecture* Unaffected Picture Mitur ADVERTISING MTU'I Activities which are primarily Sport - Editor non-student in nature, such as the Niufil Editor lecture-concert aeries, athletic irograrns, and departmental func- uons, would remain unaffected. To achieve maximum coopera¬ himniliilioiis tion under the plan, departments would submit at the beginning of each term a list of their proposed fvents. This would allow the ar¬ rangement of student social affairs to avoid conflict with collegc- .pi nsored activities, .Itv JERRY KK.NNKY ilannah Not Reached i. currently graying closely |> irfeiiil the? future of the -UK million President Hannah, who is on It and Indian states in ha hi in ids vacation, could not be reached for ; the first tfrav hair A struififh* iilonir reli^io'i- lines .-eems comment on the idea. It is known. I inwever. that he requested the -tramm when comimiTtl to iin* rchitive good ith the I -ubmissioti of the suggestion, inI •So what? picture that appeared feeling that exists hutweeh the many relig¬ — owning a new car doesn't mean they got so mm page of Friday's State News ions of this country. Hut the almost j writing, after its oral presentation money — it only proves they HAD it!" daily Harry I'idKron. 7* ytar old former Iowa farmer, his by Corson before his graduation in ruined building"* that line ,q story of not anil bloodshed in India indi- June. »i*e, India, following" riots |»e- \»if . (renter) and Miss Vera Hideout of Ch«lan. Wash- ate the depth of the It is feeling". No ea>v solu¬ inaton left San I'edro in the:i 1-foot expected that both Tom Hindus and Sikhs. The cap- tion will he found to a yawl "Islander", in King, men's counselor, and Isa- satisfactory united belle (lotion, counselor for wo¬ ■are Tear Hair a id above the headline stated India. an attempt to rireumnaUcaie the world. men. will attend tonight's council Lahore" in llallll. loo the paper appeared when In ession to present the administra¬ tion viewpoint. "SlmfHtl for Summer" ilian student: Thee, a taeee eM leeete of all faiths started to hi- Pip Cert fmuMd . wanting" t• • know, fqrurativo- ui.tlie score was and why the 'I only the .Moslems Icpis I hiit seldom vaIIDKIKD's cOKMEK aot A single-barrel bear a name gun of a that does reputable For PERMANENT* with Call 83I1C a NATURAL LOOK doing" the might It- termed t manufacturer, still in business, plex of the .Mo>l m: 1 hitnuhil eii il alt should positively not be fired. The foe or of safety is entirely Betty's Beauty Bar203 "o smr.'! as the barrel is »LA.(V„ Hndu-, thf .Mi .!, apt burst.—SIX* h Afield. wcikhed in | n tigi current educiiti u hloiight si--, i ud ,\| OfKN THURSDAY. EVENING UTII. ') O'CLOCK Michigai CLASSIFIED ADS since the titWorld Win were made after liuli. World War II and on M Minister Alt lee of tilcat i(i hates am the govern the (Iritis) Kay's Knit Shop tie pa I t hit nl the in tempt t" n|"iiiy, del pnn\ t ha: Ihmiu.st.n might a divided •v s Sfcvict IMm ktin Marathon Dealer l» 411 I.4W V:* W. Michigan - W4«hpir. .ind PnltUitrt.: IVkun 4ii.t Itoltvrr* EithrU*litm Miliar turn-Uit Hit Kr|t.ur It.I Unlit Itri'v lube*. Ibtiuio It. ItrumiPi I url IHt iiiiiKitiiikKdiKi SWAIN JKWKI.HY STORK ' proportioned slacks (.osliime lung • medium • abort Jewelry ; . huhrr, lit.,rl,l. I'd,, " i halrUom of luxurious I.M . j..,u . 1.91 i I j u\ o«r , t strutter cloth JsiWIlt. rUliMSMfu aftcinr HwOti tuns. > I.,,*,,, »a»« hi amifkio vim. "iH km dial MMMferfullr mnUrtafcir frrUof TENNIS RACVH ETS llwl raiur* -ill. prrfcctU nkm . . . . tkrv'rr rHl in dim- Reg, SI2.IHI — $11.D,» length* lu fU too. mm Matter what NOW >our dar rarrfnMv lM in Broiiftlii In IT IMtVY rrrm*»tetenl. - Ktlurtiol KHIUVY k.ns * raring .trader rlodi tan map,, , onua-s >iiom m m ami .... pnrfcete • TENNIS IIAI.Us plrai.il front in Mack, kronn and navv For FAIII y. July i«. 1947 TIIK MlfMKiA X K T A T K NKWS rolf Meet Draws 67 Entries List Pairings biRoundOne Cross Winds ' By WALLY SCHRAMM- T* *lay Qualifying Round' Parly Rivalry Flares Of Net Meet IN or out of the Western log n« JOHN STIM-INfi The AIM'ollege tennis tmir- athletic heads draw a Up top-flight eotniM'tition. runferente. hami from over Tie Spartan track M|ianl tiu- -.giied an agreement 1 Statefor* Michiganhere If Glenmoor Saturday ui men t started yesterday Illinois to meet the Iliini outdoors in IP In ami Jvvith II nn?n cntcrcil in the singles meet. State will take the place of Michigan. The Wolverine* np cutnl t he Illinois schedule a six week. ago. because, it IB lUrns been.an. .iiurnament rumored, they dislike Illinois method. of enuring fuel for their piiwerholi.ee>. ' Tennis A^fittiyDetulliiteExte The feeliliK again.! Coach I.to lohneoi strong that after the iiig Nine timet thi- >pring. c fin Michigan bullies Title To • « Thurml is I'c'lairteil to hue- congratulated Tonn Jones, whose Wto- entialn sipiad finished ..una! to Illinois, oh "winning the championship ot the umateui team..." J Around the conference the resentment against Illinois VM By LES Mll.i.tR es|arc-ially fanned by the manner ii: which Herb .McKcitlhy and Norm Wusser came to the Midwest. The fleet Jamaica* ■Seating all opponents. Juc lglcton. number three stiip|ied at Boston university for a while before heading Wot ■n<>h Chuck, number five n Wusser is a Brooklyn product. (the Michigan State aril to seeing ''>>aeh Kari Sehlmieman's up¬ took the doubles chin i. rising young team tangle with the iliini. The .eries could very i the Michigan closed possibly produce the liest ilua! meets in the Midwest. , \ (ournamcnt on the tennis , s at Flint last Sunday, e Spartan aces defeated Ks i LYMAN that all men director ot intramural hrimisiig.interested u. athletics placing •oftbuli in there.j'jeata inda* Kalamaz«H). and An.. I i pendent league have their team rosters turned in Jo him this n. Detroit. 8-6. 6-4. is. week. (finals. he singles final.. ShiitRlcton i fare so well, being beaten ' Dixon CAPITAL FILM SERVICE BIG PICTURES COST NO MORE )TTli OUR 24 MM. R UEVKLOflNG AND PRINTWC Drop lu and See Our Recording Studio Flnert fa Ceulrul Michigan ACWW8 FROM THE STATE THEATER 2it Abfat Ifa jf» ■ Wednewdny. July IS, la THE MICHIGAN STATE »«W» ff«j»Foiir 1/ Truman Beaded Indian Gifts | Eve Curie Tells Spaeth To Lecture 'French People On Musical Works About College (Continued farm page It In FairchildTonight j iron field house) on hard bed.. Trailer VHIage Across the rand from I tha bar¬ racks is a village of 5flO trailers Radio **Tune Drtwllvp" Caineil Fame for young couples. The trailer* ar¬ rive on their own wheelflr tot Fof Trwing Source* Of Melodies | they "take off the shoas", tod place them side by side on the Slfmuml Spiiclh. nut ill music critir, writer, and lecturer, ground. wilt s|««k in h'ain hil'l theater at (CIS tonight. The 'Til lie I stepped into one of theM an¬ I Infective" i« known to thousand* who have heard him an chored houses und found ■ cety interior of one room. The room 1 the railin ami wn him an the nfrwn. has a kitchenette in the middle Ow af the last known figures in the musical world. Spaeth equipped with stove and refriger¬ has made a game of tracing ator At one end. there i* a double melodies to their source. Re¬ bed. while the other has a table, 321 East Ontml River book shelves, a radio and a type- cently. he has o|>|iearcd as all expert witness in court case* An oil stove keeps the place involving musical plagiarism. warm. The bathrooms and show¬ Spaeth has opieuied on the ers are in centrally located bar¬ Metropolitan Oja-ra qui/ lor live racks. and the trailer inhabitant years He now spends most nt his use it in their turn. tone writing and broadcasting. He Tbe "Oertrle Fairy- There is a launderette where I them being "At lluuie With had a chat with a young lady with Music". rfcestral Music '. »u Fun With long blond hair and brilliant eyes. This is her first house as a mar¬ Mu«cH. Also populai ire 'Tht Art ried woman. She had come to do of Enjoying Mum." iind "Musle her washing for the week. for tvtrybo.lv And how simple it goes! Although thousitfn art famil- I She just puts a dime in the slot fair with Spaeth'* • rums .iMNika, of a Bendi* washing machine. se\ • »w his light- oral of which are at the disposal er works. ' Rear'err and Weep". of the students. Then, she puts the "The Bongs You F Iflffllkr". "Weep Sti clothes in the compartment, puts Pres. Trvawaa I left I recrtvaa a krigti keH far A ear tie. fib la., and baherl ftaambi. af MatmUIn Ia*it!otis member ore. This is a typical American they will present their StarligM Itance on Farm I dine bridge irollment ot the Mm il Art market where everything is found at !) p.m. e i/mttee of The intermission will prn\e a delightful hreak for tho under the same roof. They have meat, vegetables, foods, m.lk pro¬ dancer* when an all MSt' ama ¬ Spaeth ha many i Sigmund Spaeth's versatility ducts. innumerable canned foods, teur show will lie maga/mrs. i e. The keeps him in demand not only as and tMil ties of Coca-Cola. presented, arrangements of January New Yorker eulture. — e Sat- a lecturer, but altar as a master I bin C.eiss, will emcee the pro- Campbell hall woman and their her trailer, the dates will dam« <> flimh en vet aside urday Evrni niter's (of ceremonies and a song leader . . nvered ' He has Iwen called "the final ans- little wile prepare, dinner, while *r»m hl.s ifarlt and ini music Fridaj rnually for hu.bnnd studies. Hut, it i, i perumatMin ol He.l Kkeltnn'- vein 1-form a I ■ le has wer to a pmgiatn chairman's fron >r to I94tl •y probable that ha will do the ! Clem". Cat., .tale, that his coni- till U tie. All Ilia man in lha United mittea IS still looking lor talent ' The » fur 1U4H 4 Stales are tamed to do this du'g. land anyone, regardless ot the tyi* a Fret Cafe with "Mam'selle" ; i llV A killer ■ .. j of act. may take part. Na Crowded ( osdHPni the kev-note Duting iiiirriuiwnon. ji • iitcrUinment will I »• pre-entnl • First Cost II ar i IPC- Newest Weed Killer, ( '.onro To lie Held Crowded conditions will :cil at the d p. becai be rt< land refreshments «er\e«l V1\ i wk if t •ell take place behind the ftpartan Wive* Dancingfi dorm, Spartan Wives, their husband* * ffv Farm H itmen | of Slaughters Quark Grass Almost goo Michigan farm wo- j r i. the i and families will meet at Ptnetum Each 1 Vl 11 l laopn ipylphetiylcarUinnte' " men. representing every county in; stil< or (U Hie state, will arrive on campus j Ui |j|ey w |g«ik« like a linnty ii|H'ratnr went mi a apree. Itiit litis is Monday fia the annual Farm Wo-; •' jmt the let httngl term far a new weed-killer. 1 . Jimmy J week. July 21 to 2S Mure mnmmnli tettneil 111 ', the chemical i, a wartime tie- An active week of study and r< baud will velopment nf t' S army art-*"' ■ - —- ini ik planned for the women j 1 enlists whit fttuml that rlsssn vumlmtrd by MSC Anson it|»«* that alnuwt .... newt .hoots mm t|wriahst. and fM-tdty l»" ">11 WrtMlkl t heck .«r kill some l.f |-ft—«r—« vr .ti.l that affciil the grasses ati.l cereal* ! "^Jr a, r aurls of stmlir. will r. Ittiomirs Child itv- ' ; ins should lie fir. a'T.r i'.vl!." it tr.wrje ::T. |