Vtaltor 'anted Duo-Pianists New Classes Dra w Poor NSO Plans For Fall Convention iD Play New 'Find" In Fairchild Tonight Res/ponse Workman Welds Bridge 'Regional Delegates Mozart Rondo Will Be Featured lo* Knrollmeiii- lli-a|»|Miint Slate. ire For Action I In Final Concert Of Summer. Kmiiuin. Stale* ■t JOHN- KHWIN At Rules Sessions ■r DON DOANE Official- in charire of the *na and Laoiae Lenchin. internationallv famu *ck |Mwt summer w*- 'Carney Suggests ,W.«. will prcncnt at H:15 thi* cvcnina th<- n.- f*.i Moaart Rondo, which was compowil ilupit c "iliil nlfd 1011 a.v as leas Costa RicaII Practical Step •« Ust rrratlve period. Ti ROTC ft* til HOWARD Dclfimtiom* from nine Michigan tnlleifej* and uni¬ versities met iii the main tlmuitf ro«»m of the L*ni«»n »ttcrn«iOn at I 30 Wednmdny, Afrt «. THE M1CH1GAM STATE NEWS 1HT| Lamentations GRIN AND BEAR IT . . By Lichty MSC Chapter GRIN AND BEARXT . . By Lfchtyl Hears Report Play For Pay Football Hv JERRY KENNEY On AVCMeet A report on the aecoml na¬ tional c o n v e n 11 o n of the plated ill the college catalogue. American Veteran* Commit¬ THE Hummer now ami well iim« lire wellby umler <|nl,.'rreinforced way Ihe heal And why not? The rah-rah dava of cot/! tee wa^ delivered to the col- lege apart* are a thing of the part ami a legr chapter by chairman Karl wave. The lurk "I activity la mure notice¬ man who -|aoid» much of hi* time in fnotlmll Mikko. Puritan junior, laat W*d- able here at MW than imiat place* aince training uml practice ahoul.l get *»me ma¬ nciui.iy evening. almoet everyone M emu to heail for the Rolf terial comiaoiaation for it. The aante goea Mikko and Wallace McUy. courae, lake, or the home front each terek- for other a|a.rt* a* well. Birmingham. Jimc graduate, rep- resented the local group at the ' end. But it i« a aomewhat ilifferent matter Milwaukee convention. Student nilit y their time yetting run- when the front office of a college or uni- make much in verait.v *av* "fie on you. Michigan State" Mikko reported that observers tana nnrl breaking *o ilmi t while the back* office I* offering liberal in¬ were impressed by the "matur- new.-|«i| nr copj ami that make* ' the Way of ducement* to promiaiug huakie*. ity . . and self-confidence it the 'hior to lament ♦ rank and file" at the session*. | about.or ito tnuph to fitnl aomet He said that factional differenc¬ which to lament. (It (oil like RoihI grammar! about A I.I. THIS in a Sunday broughtaa.ving wa* paper ala.utthat by aTulane, atory es at Milwaukee represented only II member of the liberal Southeaatern "degrees of liberalism," with the eon- Fortunately mllege Cllito ference. would aii|iport the purity code which | two MSC delegates joining a middle group under the leader- • fewWOlikelet...., layiKtf i ia the aim of the National Collegiate Ath¬ afcip of J0tkeheel Straight, pub¬ ; <>r hi rtk M. One of Sti.ii letic Aaaneiatloil. lisher "of the New Republic ha* givpu me The atorv .hwlaretl that the ahift of Chat Patterson. 2d. Washington. an excuw ti ilrag . policy D. C-, was elected national chair¬ remaintARint rattle a few n iml.lv I by Tulane may aplit the Southeaatern Con¬ man. Richard Rolling. Kansas ference on the iaaue and |iermit the NCAA The Alhjcrt in i|ti«-»ti. 1 Cjly. Mo. is the new vice chair- to )».*« ita reform code without trouble. If of collets athlet ami it - aleii) •Tell the sgnalor to ilkII to hie this happened it would mean that the under he's juat like wiybody eht — it Mtn 'em mad" | fdwtk Experience a few like- of com i the tal.lv devotee* of athlete aupport would Mikko credited the experience tiort. HfriM.hi.il>. I'm m fat.ir I have won the battle. veived during the sessions as be¬ shipa Mr men engaging It would mean that MSC would have to Hormone Research Aids ing "equal to u term of political show iweeptional nb.lit) atop awarding the Jeniaon award*. How¬ science in school " MSC Cadets Win PistolA llath«fr than bla-t „ut a ever Ihia matter will not come before the' Stale's Tomato Growers,h' rrpo" "v RifleHonors At Sheridan J nli-m in • olleg r tin 'plat for p NCAA la-fore next January, a long time off. mall repudiated minority, Imtter to rcc The aituiitinn may change a lot t will con¬ jintl . tinue Ita Jeniaon award*, ami other aehoola Huimunea, much in the newa lately, are iwiw Iwing put t« Mithigan State UOTl- atwlenta at Ft. Shrridaii have will continue to get the atara who juat play a practical uae in una uf Michigan * large*! vegetable grow-||ifvmr r■>»!>■> vompleteit an intensive* course in p«»iice training. Ourii if | r inilirecth. of the game, ami ing iuduatrua. UllBD If Mw HPIlW th>' hix w,Tk l>erNMi the cadets from MSI' carried off [JVF.N the bolter-thaa Out I am -till in favur »f athletic aemOar- Th" iru»»- hav'"« ■•»»««»' »f appn-iimately .' rifle anil piatul mnrk»mnn»hip Illg iftntM the lltfr Nino. \ 'hip*. Th. ) ,l„ a k>t ..f giant. They enable ,«« «® W RMllhm Wfc, tkaae ~ wii«h 'appear truphy ami placet! accund in*..,, „ unfit I -Id shoulder tow; h«ny students to Httend college who could ,M,W W**ivinf the heneflU ufltprso week* later. : '•tf "ark meet. Wan HaftfcaU TUP aid, ai'iHii nlwn> s to wiiiid tin with a c ml Otherwia.. .1.. *.., Mr father gut hi* ..p- ' hormone reaearch. 1 '» -hnam. wlww >b„„ i I 'nmiH-titinn wa* keen at Thr vsc' team alau of if rid alms. u h>» i- |H»rt unity for a cnlkw Mluration from n Arronling to S. H. Witt- MtayaU "> Umw*. pwtiaial* -1H 1 the aummer ram|> a* the en- softbali championst p .. aiulltant pn.lnaer .* Sort.- Uw Dower* Ulat woukl orrtaial- Imti.i after plaving a 12-gamc sei t country juat Uttiiim I'nothall scholarship. The scholarship* pro¬ >M| 1 tit o cadet corpn fired for record •|N»nr ok* 17 vide better football tr»mr*. draw Hurt who Dm ton *w| her- M> <"> to Mr— '-rtU, When t,a , with the M l rifle Cadet Rooert against rival school cadets. Tie Inraer mr I Mean n work, totk IMa- »-• Pn+tn Inut. qurte aatu. - team was captained by J.<. s i Sturgeon. Detroit junior, was high Michigan Sliiti* !;i the crowds, trite more life to the tenm* They n tnrnatf. arnwart ami ranaum- •»'. th* vraid .tana* two uf Uirta ftoumbout.. » I ''|H'U hiiuih'il qualifier with a score of SB? out «la»vi* hoard mil .to do not make collide |ierformers profession- *ImjuM reahre IimiwMw j w—kg On the final day at camp, t.o < utile Hthh'ti of a pwwMhle 210 point*. State Jettison s< hold r.« hips, which provide hoard, ualiU frian Ikw > .WW art aw ' pracun. new pc Lata ba«« Mwahw I—'■ vanafwa. vavwrw. what. •katrwy, t al.NO hmrded the qualifying list (it'U: from 20 schfMils sought hotuu % ' ti.- aaui thai uw_ .Uacot acwa «• m-b'T r«. -tea ba; I .it .1 Hack and field me*t. Sta'- I t Kit K II, lire el warded hv the .... lo know when one* self is interested U c«n prubstdy he -wwl-u, • collectivei>. when over half ae-jw-A* PMWU.. ~lw. m Ik. ( men fired enneit. ... finishtd second main'y by the « - M-hoUrslupH in mog. the tlist condition of interestmiT other profile. »dod tumber fruit be«r»n« veg- • ft rts of Wallet Kurilchyk. Ne - t The? are openK —H mlltr ftrfrr ■-' ' tune. N--J . fupiuunorc, who r..u * 4r«irWul NllkrtkR - •WerWter. • i up a Mai of 13 points. Km..- A hurt urine wdutiun made al!tarbtr x* won the discus with 11: : MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ripped the javelin throw ai-! William K. Hcoidsh ng, Ka>* tainsing junior, took secui . •m the two mile run. and Cartel rid Howard Ward. East Lansing n - Of; lor, took third ui the 120 Ioa ' hurdles. John Taylor, tronwoud juni< and Harold Edgerten. Dost- d for thud In tl.e 8A—7 THg MICHIGAN a TA T K NEWS SPORTSIGHT Stale Gridders Keep In Trim l/p v ■ I HOLVEK ii tu Iw named as the successor of l-ou Zarza », conch «f the Michigan State to LH Mil.I.KR If you have been aware of the |woplv around you these In Mural Net Meet A college hot days, while you have been walking around the ■ he hagdtd hi* share of troubles along withlioxing team campus, R* IO«N STIIlWft the job. you have probably seeii some of the Spartan gridmrn hard V Siwrtan ringmen close,Uhe 1917 campaign wit hV four at work as members of the construction gangs working on Waldron advanced to the quarter-final* of the All- le.s ve win* and Chuck Uavey, LVt-puuntler, annexed the campus buildings. • tournumenMry defeatiiig Verghese Kurien, y.A crown in that divmion. S-4 (• took Waldron"one hour and a half and three Out can find George Guar- ' 1 the Adiit.ms* ration entire aquad was slated to return to do battle for •n dilteroat with hu pi, idliric- Kuriei.. Mw.d.y Itiii 1st won hit |r-' Injury to the leather thrflwing contingent was- Lou deep-tanned torso tSon ho did no ■{ ir. hj_quarter.fd*1 ,'s acceptance of a roaching ls,sitiou on the Santa the rwtd of ploy lost yoar. when h fought hard f<, w nw ailed finds thai Ihr wutt Clara I in lieatnini-fost loohion he piled s.|uad. He hail successfully coached the S|iartan ring up peon, lor autp „ tor that leg he inioiod in lk, | for the past two years. ins s 15 training He trim, walking up and admits „rc recently the s<|ua i Un„„. buddins Jack is from ' k, v won two bouts and gained from the Army he wil lit head for ., draw in his collegiate the north wuuti* for 'u eefc* liters. He coupled speed atul,power together with the •njoy . in,I sumina to take a g», get^ng lot* of leg - turning professional. Hick-, ha- fought two.bouts hi them lioth. 'Collegiate champ Chuck Uavey |r- i him spar with former middleweight Tony as impressed with Mickey's prowes.. tVARIKN HI KV l.mt 1'KKY is not the only loss, |*.V|a.miner Bill Knhev. I cop win of the '47 boxing squad. ha- announce.! thu» he able will not be back next fall,'I.ut t diversity of Arizona law sihool. attempting , titer Iiff ma n (.litis . Thayer, promising 155-pnundcr. ma;. Tfunis Tit If I html I t Prtscriptim ■ • fall. Thayer is considering a transfer to Loui-iana Taken - university. I ndinpnleil Lew/ dim a He KnevtoNew ■ lends are saving that Cat Ik,ugh, rty. powerful pin,, u,, |,j-|Hiund class, who t,aik three victories In Ibirin Iah last sea..,.,,, n .,. pn r A'meu ce* e pDcfcegD ■ his suit for the Muiz,- anil Blue ol the I'mur-.t . : 0-4 •*••• cAeege bet pi*#* Biigan. •'If e J+ ovfi nn of wg [t'K collegiate boxing iia- returned to pre-war -Ui,,.. ••teri«A(«. glW| tkergagh new weight classes will Iw added l» those '.hal • kr »*• $••♦# he competed inlaqt year. tcr>g»<ou leel... t fragrant invitation to moke I.VVSIVI, «MIOX HlbN MHIXII. II.O 1 11 cool ' t.VKl. IIUHitdMltl wait I TH IMMIR " I xtrndrd ivteiuled Kurien. 11-', as a -el, but the Indian 1st mkns sportswear frosted .SWIM THINKS SPOKT SIIIKTS drink! displayed cuuui- Just Arrived t.ANTSKH • WII.SliN MANHATTAN • WILSON - llll.o play and his hard ti.ii to I.T.S". Jill*' »l>* Summer Trovf 1 el to $5.95 to t5.INI SOU $2.5* Cologne by Trince Matchobelli Pe Uju much $4.75 lo $5.fHl SOW $2.5* In 4 at. trailed NAYLON rushing Frerira.li $5.50 lo $H.»5 SOU $5.5* Bulk, gift-baaad -naming geuii-f.nal M.75 SOW $1.5* • played torts- will, VAI.I'KK to $5 SOW $».*« $*.95 lo 415.1 W SOW $li.i* sg ployed at the end SJSO TEE SIIIKTS - of the molg labor The New ' ' MANHATTAN • WII>OS '"led Mates between Mi rack' Nail Enamel $1.50 lo $2.00 SOW 11.2* - and 2g are veterans $2.25 to $5.95 SOW II.*« !<• $5JMI SOW $2.5* fWlKT SHUT by SALE FLAY SHORTS SPORT COATS | ut. tug. mi NOW "J" La Cross WII.HON • CANTS EK S4IW $2.5* HI..UKEK $lfhM to $20JP> . BKISkHEIMKH NOW $15.** $MS to $8J$ SIM* $.1.5* $tUM to |15.$U St»W II4»« . ■•a Way CMhr «bwi_ VALliaa to $5 NOW $1.8* EAST LANSM6 MUBHACY iiomm "The Raoassad friendly Slere on the M*" awt C.wad Mvr E-« C I. J^»itf*eka«^Brg«. J 10 x.troiaxOTnx College Drug 1.Miaow raoM thi tman) THE MICHlOAy, STATE NEWS ; Students CAvilised' Sciys Parachutists Are Foiiled Up Official Enrollment Retired Economics J™/ pioneering For Summer School By ALMA EVA "Colleire students these days are much more civilised than pinneeriaa in the r«g opment ol a new type 1 or.--, cultivation. MSC is highlight,*, they were 50 years ago"—is the opinion of I»r. Wilbur O. Reaches 5,200 Total liedrick, retired professor of economics, who has been on j campus for 60 years. a feature article from the A .« issue of the Country Gentler ai "Ttie tiest insurnnee in When he came here as a freshman In tfWi, Mfw consisted \«'H Krroril Is Slightly Higher 1 of 400 students and 40 teach-* they've ever inveated." u the -nq aune's advice to fnut *- lo ./ v r Than lUfi Slimmer Term Mark - j • ■ ers. The students were not *<«*«" ■"<* Frlcnllv using this new system of s« tg -hat the r,v« WKAR Radio : 'H *4- ' j v 1 * ■- 0: V ■ nearly as serious minded nor ,ss eairer to learn as they are today according to Dr. Hedriek. Take Artk»ti Or. IMrtri. believe, nu mbe iffer f ZPf* the ».f friends, .. ... „ was brought from Bfem* Zeula i Ntu< MSC nearly a necade ago. . < now in use throughout the s*. Chewnng* -c The early student, however. The pes little dis- ards of the midwert. T„L\"' To Air Series himself more an ual part <»r the college. He took: act¬ . 1 sser. They Preventing erosion, and bt A up the soil at the seme tnr : into his own han/D in- grass has many properties - % ■ (hi Disability make it ideal for fruit greure With-an amazingly clow, rj tlv DOtt MarDOMAt.il For eRample. if a class didn't Course Improve* low root system. iewt ol under thr fit l! rrident* and disease r approve "i a certain professor dies annually it contributes ' , . honoring tho na*lli s air farre p Is thai of a paralrenper they usually made .t uncomfort¬ betterment of the soil iHChM r««nt» l eads r what Thr young Nr»lr*pm, harrl* pimped rlear. an Ms Itth hMhdsy.tleftt En- able enough .mi that he left at the Short blades and fen- long A large rn^M.'v • . if a whoae eholes fooled as they pri Mill entangled, near langled pnraehotes af Pfc. Mil- end of the year. Students consi¬ the subject mutter, leave even »n old stand with - dent*. 4.04" rft-f'Mit! isiiiulity prevent* < I. hell' cleared a transport plane In thet nd. with Bumrite'a emer- dered a s -hooj year spent in vain no more than ankle deep. Ingham hnr Harnett., af JarksonvHIe. which tailed In achmg in. 1891. the dent* m».' final wave ofg the moch Invaa- v rhate. if they hadn't oiis'.ed at least one e economics depart* Best of all. says the at , with 921 New Y. k . To it id in this WKAK yesterday ion of hrdford airport. Itedford. ria.. and He. Raymond Brew- inmblln. over Me head. professor ♦ ■t organized At one when drought strikes the . ' began Hiring a new senes of pro- Mass.. escaped with nollilns rr. of MINedgrvlllr. Go, shown II Harnrtic Is pmlalil hy ' doe* not even try to gran gram* aimed at telling disabled wars, than a shaking dp. In Ihr shortly after they left the plan. ; r trooper, after he hit Ihr civilian*, employer*. and the gen- The third pararhate In the he college. In addi* promptly goes semi-dorr .J srrood day of an aerial display the shade as we.. | phases of econ- Growing • nous in admimstra* the sun. and with a little r I Initiation operate* and what its uisiness aught history, socio* from . mower, it i, claimed » ^ > v.ilues are. .Movie (ionlest ychojogy. Later he quack »nrt occharri gr*» ) Yarijbird's Corner The first in the' story of Want i public finance. •school student who By LYMAN FINK Progressing »ry >ves. progress.\e. in Dr.; allowing its i STOP u» liberty to teach! ' administration • und air conditioning ivili/ed < way. They can sue i* intelligent appluiitu 1 FJMIK veti portative of t the im-1 VA has contract* with approtti* procedure in ! mutely 130 state-approved school*.' A cir* i n Arb- I "ses und present the: ne speed and inter- submitting c s of address I colleges, universities and other in* lave tieen send* I stitutions in the U S to give vet* i of address tolerans mail order courses at gov* Better Prepareil Stanley 8 Srrvir »oo» since he retired in their checks ar- Eoal l.lgilHt Veteran* may be enrolled only icral hours a day in Thia correct, a* pay- i p» those rorre*pondence courses tones comtaisert entirely ..f m< MaralhM Mh iry It i> a blessed living in Mich- for which contracts have been he* on picture title* Tft« W. J 1 igun are made up nv the finance, gotiated The veteran * period of The ma*.mum length f e.»« 1 department m. Detroit and then (eligibility fthe length of time he lory li !to .w rd. ar t to c» 1 forwarded to the treasuiv branch tS entitled to education or train- , office in Columbus u.g under the (II. hill) is charged Itic,' A- S MSC st ifU" t K... All changes of addtes* of Mich- at the iate of one-fourth of the r igait veterans should be sent to time he «t»end* persuing ho the Veterans Administration, Fi-1 course' Subsistence allowance ■> nance Department. fi u .»i u i a n not paid to veteran*-taking cor* OPEN REGIONAL Building. Detroit 2tl. Michigan. ird list re*|>oiuience courses 1 A.W.- fanners Here i Page I) For Fieltl Ihiy live deleg.it LOOMIS AI Murk Farm ,e luor. F..I Ho'Aiin' Mai flattie > Creek Lou PATBWflft RTATE BIW4 from Jarobson s kiir Douglas Kelicv. including Lootm*. who has taught gy and speak* Spanish, w II designing l»any her husband on the MARION & an SANDERS arrow struck- CLOTHES classic INFORMATION llroiiyhl In TUESDAY - Kriiirneil FRIDAY SUMMER *1*41 tan I'hriMMtt 4ell»*%hip Fur FAIR ami FH1FMH.Y SERVICE CLEARANQ Remember %maleur Itailiw I - AM. - COLLEGE GLEANERS Ml ABBOTT ROAR SWIM TRUNKS YIIIH-N t«» 1.4.) Firnir Sin let I spi.T Cake. *" Mayer, irrl on tag ranael Mac M For Farmers $ 2" . ( h.M-niale Hriiwniep park ,*T | While Sugar (imkitu doc .M W.iUmpp Cookie. Rat. .45 ♦afget... ('kit rr leaf Hoik fu. ..» tailor-made perfection large lireakfaM Bulk llmmark, park .M goa. .«II T-SHIRTS with a flared ih«t . ,. md Three (Iri liiiril |i l.unrh Hulk , 4m. .( •Strip*-* deevti above your bucccti the odd a •Plain Color* . . . Tours INumieil ®l)t ^Hunt Jfooii £Sbpp •Waffle Wra\«-M wide Itathar be'- ano*n . . on . wd Ihr yalc . . . pm