MSC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION vol.. ;t:w K1VK CKNTS Ex-MSC Net Spartan Safari Star Heads Truman Against Prospects Alteration of Martin F.ivornl Fur ltn-iiian\ Jnli 11 Singulation on who will be General's Job • ,. i tj Michigan State's ne*t tennis I; coiich ami intramural director I has centered around two re- MacArthur's Gliina Policy ||cent Stair graduates, Wavne j Not to Hurt Present Status II Tinkle and Tom Martin. | j Although the appointment* will I Hx The AMoristed l*re%« | not W official until the State | President Truman was reported yesferday.-to have rulwl |I Thursday- Board of Agriculture meet* ] nut any aetion ayainst (ieii."T>oiiKlas MacArlhur that would ; April * IB, Tinkle and j » Martin ate strong favorite* to till affect MacArthur's status as •supreme commander in the far the pwitmn* j now held by Harris I Ian UMniit. F Beeman ri(M). dfclrlhute m.ilrhrs In h e possibility remained in* Hale of the tlkiny.lanV Beeman, who was an officer in 1 thai the President might pub. Draft Talk pr,. the .iMctive . reserve, was recently April I i n. called hat k in active service. He liely «»r privately rebuke the expected to receive a leave of ■ split with Scheduled ai -ri .T ■ fTi. i.illv when the State tie Musical Tells ! will pioliahh ho declared vacant livHannali College Show ~ ment Kditor's Note: was released This state¬ to The Br MWir. HI I BMI Stat e N e w s yesterday by '.Script Tease" will ii|ien Wnini'.nliiv mi'lit In Kxtra-Curricular Activities." a hi# prurlu. timi President John A. Hannah. ,• .1 ?:ir a sonir anil dance rntdine. . - :he Avtivitiea carnival in Se|ilemlH>r. Students la rltM. ate IIm Cwteman. Flint ; have just finished the Miter- Iff 1 j some tas nf repislratien and Wagenvoord Named New . Hunted l^nrst, I they can nv of classes, si. now f-.iyi-t aMit Mhi...l Humor Mag il order Delegate* to Mayor of East Lansing Confer Here 11% IMIH IIAM.IY res City Announcement fl Humor magazine re pre- Cornelius Wagenvoonl, who jt wwft> sentntives from eight of the i{,*t night at the reorganization of the council, ,.ho,,.n whs re-elected to the eitv Unsing's new mayor j cf hi* (TwiehtH'O letire- \ I he Alpha Tau Omega house May L f'owncilmen refused to allow a ixitudlily tie holding the Imdte*. Dies aflrr lllii«*ss mrnl " The i««oluliim .Is., j 1 »i*»keM.> I* UM-d. hnwever, MccF ! The new budget for the »onurig 1 wtrttcd (alt Talk j fiscal year wa* iecei\ed by the - •fimch fJeoree Makrl* w to he | ( Mined totaled and pla«rd hn ■ ttlr Ttie : lauded hni*hed. accord- t tnidget than »4A«ffKgi, or IIW.tNNi i h,„ last year j trig ami highly < «»»ition member of ti»e joint Hawaiian club. endenl t'eriMi i, iltre.il- .e- | The Art ilciwrlmetU will i»e-j ,» ,• , I Jin ' nmittce. said tonight la- will " * program the I sou! , >;#. The |•remain Hitl fca- it 1'rr •- pr--; ria»ion of Lai Brerua » It 4 half month* ugo by larger in America," a filn *r>eA represented | T' the new* vendors* union, an wuttthotueri and 1 e student* will be "r.t ^iaitj m »••< ■ ristitute Aftrrwards arbttraty assumption arid ever ported hy a sympathy strrkr nf j -ii r. the auditorium , Neg - eputy m order to prevent printer*. Both the raew* vendors j «:« picture* of ; edit' he .* rap para in c of Use newsfMp* and |Hintci» unkm* are pro-l'rroh. ; ga» VarcM*. f «Jea bl the in-! h*h. id 98 depu* • iaiter. on order* from ihe IH-r- A number of ouUtandmg films I'hnnls lilt I pper Midwest e>tnal Frondui said he will ask that i*»-u*c* from pictures entered by; the pini w * wWiw MarHaga" Chairmen from living units dormitory meru "Pesi.ients will I nter By Technicolor r- with — will meet In room 31, Union, vote on the cand/diies and the — also -i- VAN JOHNSON Thursday at 7 p.m. to get final cfp are many «peeinll7,cd fob* live. receiving: the', nrwt \otes' will.1 "MY COl'NTIIV KATHRVN OWAYSOV ♦information on rules for carni¬ \yo the finalists. I 'TIS OF TIIEE" val entry ahd regulations for size '•nVhing fhilflren the nits of, A committee cowidl^f of Rd* and construction of floats, nccord- Savle. photo- ed.Vr *.f The S«itf ' CAPITOL fng to Ted Popowilz, publicity News; Bob Kelm.tn and Don Tt rSBAV - WFBNFSBAY chalfrmnn. • Blome. of the Funnel staff: Nor¬ AST TIMrs TOKAY A Pit 11, 10-11 Entered living units will have man Pnptausfci. chairman of the four days to' complete details for "Th# Ren" their- flohts after preliminary and Har old Helgeson. dorm pi ev¬ Starring .'sketches are returned on April 10. ident. will seieos -Miss Phillips" Final sketches, together with music and (.oiincil Studies with faek C»r*nn - Jinio r,l M IRION BR \NBO anil TI KI S A WRIGHT continuity must be fieri Uhr - Robert Alri.t submitted on April 20. If OK'ed "TIIK CJRKAT for construction, they will turned on May 4. ' be re¬ Activity IJst "CATTLK CH'KKN" with Maria Mart • Brake Sm IFWFX ROBIIEIT Marring llnviil Brian anil Ail designs and information Ml>i|r. r- Jim. a junior. uo miirtlanla in the uhrrn hari In he MM- a\< ar,t in i, *r ml tiiis foulest, while Gerald 'lhr three Hunker brother* of Hint Mired tvith hi It,lined horse. !° | Plan Gouvcittioii Host to Frosli -SophMeet 23: (-OtHTEAV | if il.eii Or. ... oi ill rounrll will I ' ." an and soph- teres!ed .of. the Hip, W(M on vent ion of |j underclass- ■ p ay n m Also I tic I . u ill bo held In | Fruab-Soflh da 'iiriing • to Doi j lliilih lo l.rrliirr IllllTA il'W* Sl'l (IN WAY TO CLASSES • Snir Timii Tile-.. Wed., Thur*., fMIVNIUllh and Kridny . . . r.irn Pn*e I) j| TOMORROW ■■■ • TWO llol'K SEKVICE /5^-ON i !. - The Slur- j I lent The Weekend! II i» wllh IH- | The Bare Fads About Show Business Kin ami 111* In'. 1-; ain's daughter. East Lansing Serve Laundry nved for the Di¬ Tlir l)iini\*iiw* I'tt'tltnliiin (Next In ThUMIM sorder. AtUus; hestra pit, and i PARADE u "f Voyage." i • Bon SCRIPT TEASE -wtcC the finale of «nd the entire ' 'I'll.KI l> Ml. i m il wind up attest- at ston , Oil Sail' | Iiinn | il l,< | (Iffiii- r book 0„„ th.% hi|Hy ikr> BUCKS rntiliiiiHMiw Wiii-lliaml * FOR GUYS and GALS! * 1)CC|I |ileal* iimmII-I 195 * I ii-tiimi/i'il i'\|lllll*ion I'rriicli fix OMEN'S "While Ihnk." »>lh lenr.i, red rubber Mile* 95 lililiiri'il in tin- 1 iilifiirnin Mintin-i ASo, Sandler of lite-Inn "While lliiik- iirin-il frmii 10.95 'The Tog Shop' ^ •ne^cuds lll-lll c. r.axvn h d> E s m>'k t v 1 "M" 11 MTLMNO — KANT LAN HI Nil. MUM. i-4 i I-COLLEGE INN ANNOUNCES HEW HOURS - 11URDAY """ THURSDAY -10:45 a.m. lo 10 p.m. - FRIDAY and SATURDAY- I(h45ui. lo 12 pja. TlkMlcaiOAH STATE KIWI [min Impressed Hoke, CanHcchio, Frosh HSb Harry I Loot Pay! | Gridders Shine in Drills Grapplers, Star in NAAU Tfcrer Michigan State wrestlers journeyed to the NAAU By AI.GX UOOM of last week- that Spartan fans wouldn't rec¬ finals at Cedar Rapids, la., and all three won places last » Conch Biggie Munn received a sessions, they ognize would be Gene. Lckenta's, weekend. tneak preview of the Spartan ; plenty of of- who started in all-American Son¬ Bob Heir. Ed Casalicrhio, and George Bender all wrestle* fbntbull machine last weekend— ny Grandelius* left half position. mid came out smiling, Timmerman worked « Lekenta is one of Munn's highly unattached. Hoke and Casa- fullback slot while Wils freshmen that seems a sure IkthM. both freshmen, won i Ater watching his veteran- itudded team in their first two over to quarterback, be around on opening day with the varsity. first and second.in their re- Icrimmnfies of the. year Friday shift saw Benson in a and Saturday afternoons, Munn A! Dorow filled in at his fa¬ -pectice weight classes. Ben- stated, "for the time the team has back spot and miliar quarterback post with Dick rf«r. a tr*«! i*1er»n. took a fourth aiient practicing, they look real terback. Lax! place us !he 155-fwund bouts. gdmt." He then added, '"we still worked out of the left half posi¬ He&e aiii-exed the 145-pound have a long way to go before w? tion. crGArn va coemacing style with a In making up his first line-up The second string backfield was 7-0 der&KOD over* Pciersim of haveji team though." of the season, Munn placed Bill made up of Wilson in the signal- C*^e Tech m tLp finals. His p ArTcxcellent crop of froxh'pro* Carey at right end. mi his offens¬ calling slot, Benson at fullb'ack. est beaS *** m the semi- ipevts plus familiar faces in new positions higltlighted Munn'x init¬ ive team. Carey had previously Ray Vogt at right half and Lowe whece be met New"t Copple, ial scrimmage. also worked out left half .and Smith at left half. | XAAC tFarjtwn and a member Among some of the veterans quarter1>ack. On the opposite The defensive team is mostly of tlbe P*»-Atncrjcan wrestling that will be seen in different roles flank was Paul Decker. Don teata, Ibke took a close 2-1 deci- this season include Wayne Uen- Coleman and Marv MfFadden fxi Luke and O. J. Ma/xa at soii, Willie Thrower, John Wilson nailed down the tackles with ends, sophomore Tom Franks and Casa&ocftaiw,' a product of Cleve- Dean Gardner and Frank Kapral Jack Morgan at the tackles and tiT.ri. Ofowa. merit to the finals in l>et forming at the guards. Req Kpflkowski and Frank Kush the l*6-g*cind class. He lost In the backfield, the only face holding the guard positions. Dick deciaiea ««s the judgment cj Kuh, another veteran guard, also refer*?. plenty of action. Hry Y'ouse • • - - I Hughes and Ed Tlmmer- ttrne naSanrial champion., Keith arc Munn's number one line¬ backers at present with Duckett Your g of 3 cm a Teachers, took a very hard fought match Bound to Win and. Rex Corless, a frosh sensa¬ tion last year, in the defensive from tV Salle- man. winning on half back spots. Track star Bill a referee* deciwrni after Ingram and Jim Ellis, who was had Card 3-3. Bender lost third ■By HERMAN GRAUI.ICH 6ut with an injury last year, tpo- place the colorful Dr. Norths nopolized the safety slot. roup of Sua Francisco, 4-1 ! "Spartan foams arc hound to win ..." — . The words of the light son# wore Isjrno out Is'st hy Satur¬ day's foam championship in the NCAA boxing tournament. Row (treat it was to wateh the Spartans win the title! 1 Talking almut titles; take a look at the laurels State nth- DELTA TAU DELTA Ides have gained In the recent past. | Jed Black .and Chuck Spicscr arc the latest additions to the MSC honor (troup. V The fact that Spicser's victory was the aetitaLclinehor RUSH SMOKER didn't ileiluet one lota from Black's thrilling win. Both Isixers were magnificent when the chips were down. They .knew when they entered the ring that they had to win or the Spartjms could not possildy Rain their first NCAA boxing Tuesday — 7:30 p.m. championship. * * * * Black, the 11'. pound sophomore, climaxed his first season on the squad with a unanimous decision over Kmmctt (iurney. 335 E. Grand River His victory was all the more rcmnrknhlc in that the hard¬ New spring clothes are hitting sophomore^hnd to light four times in three days. Due to the over-nhundnnce of 145-poundcrs, he had to compete in lioth the afternoon and niRht preliminaries last Thursday, a good tonic! fighting I- rounds within fit) hours is rough in any league. Black's only defeat of the season came at the hands- of . I'aul Jyostopoulos, Maryland's veteran Isixer. He won 1Q iMiiita, including four in the tournament. It was truly a fine QUALITY CLEANING lieginrting for the athlete who will lie around for two more and LAUNDERING .1'; Spie'ser will lie here next season—more woe for the opposi¬ tion. The 17!i-|Hiundcr went undefeated in 10 bouts. In fact there are many |ienple who say he never lost a collegiate bout-except on paper. A draw with IVte Monfore and a loss .S/wrin/ising in Slmlrnl laundry SPORT COAT smh to Carl Maxey arc'questionable Idols on his record. The loss urn okikii vthrn in new colon and fabrics "pi to Maxey in the 1050 NCAA finals cost Spieser the honor of heing a two-time tltiist. However, he has nothing to I hi Out? Slop Service IW V,Hir (leaning \ ashamed of and a lot to la- proud of, # * W W .mil I jiimlrx Inspired designing-skilled tailor ing transform these jackets into If |||A The swimming team had Its share of champions too. Both coats' worthy to put in an ap¬ pearance on most any daytime kMu Clarke Schnles and Itert Mcl.nchlan were double winners ill State's first Itig Ten swimming meet. Seholes went on to capture the NCAA crowns in both the 50 and 100-yard occasion. There jire flannels, tweeds, Shetland*, novelties and cheeks Imth subtle and la>ld. sprints. (■cue (billions climaxed his undefeated season hy annexing They're all so attract i ve to crowns in both the Western Conference and NCAA meets. choose is a problem. You'll w ant Another grupplcr, (ienrgc Bender, took a Big Ten title. a couple or more—and why not Pi Another S|iartau athletes' feats will never Is" forgotten. Mel Stout consistently led the gymnastic team in points at a thrifty earned. His outstanding performance came in the Big Ten meet when he set a new conference record in taking the all- •10"'45 ,round title. He garnered 1.4011 - points hy taking five first places-. It's no wonder that a judge'at the meet said Stout would have no trouble making the Olympic team. w w w w ,he STERLING Although he didn't rop a title, Jesse Thomas' feats in the Big Ten meet will long he remembered, lie placed second in four events to liernme the top scorer of the day. RapraiantotivM of GMRIDINE ■0EIN6 AIRPUNf COMPANY SPORT SHIRT will bo on campus IPIL I, II mi II / M«M SpMt MM, MM t, $11 Opening* are available for graduate and graduating student.* with BS or higher de¬ Mm MM k SUM gree* in Electrical. Mechanical. Aeronautical •ltd Civil Engineering: also Mathematicians and Physicists with MS or higher Tm Writ |2J( h( a, A group meeting ha* been whedulrd on FIRST DAY of visit. Motion picture of a typical Boeing project will be shown. IVtails of openings, nature of assignment* and com¬ pany projects will be explained. General question period will follow. —^ These are excellent opportunities . with one of the world'* leading aircraft firms designer* and - builder* of the B-17. B-25*. SCralo- cruiser, and B-47 Stratojet. HVRI7S UHMXINC For details contact your ANO|B|(AST LANXINX w wn uw mnATimw ENGINIIMNG PLACEMENT OFFICE Boxers Cop NCAA Championship , Black Take * L' .t y . .C u.i Honors Roberts Impressive in Spring Practice Gards By DALE ARNOLD .you'll notice ,. three out of 19 aMid^an Itnted fists of Jed Black and Chuck Spider . . . they aren't getting many hits out Michigan State's first NT A A tw,xin«r cham- 'off him • • • three out of 20, the ,(orr nenrly 8,800 fan* at Jetiisnn fietdhimse Sntur 'shortstop would hpve got that." This count reached four hits Om of America's Most Famous day night. lout of 28 balls,struck, a Blaik won the A Victory national title and U.Vpnund was satisfied. He had Campus Shops for Man Spieser pet theory. "There lire two thin*, In h»« sewed tip State's claim "Four olit of 28 for our batting boll there In no defense Mains! by ts Athletic eopping the 175-pou'nd Wisconsin, with 20 points. uveragi\"~about .tC7? 1, "What's that And - If I If a pitcher has control he won V«. taw Ished second, had u team on defense 'anil knew — I U...k I 1.1. atone Sportans one point behind WashirStfiw Slat, Roberts was throwing men. to cut* that . , . t i third with 17. State has taken w tep up prestige. the ladder nf close of the semi-fi Roberts, v All-Amercta ambled up to the wut- SMOKER failed t;> place basing Coach George a with that exaggerated three contenders lost into the ring at o to accept the The Vandals were s lie affects. ace (lushed Sweat rolled rose-color PWMfFATMl iship team tro- | downgrade in the fir fstone was pass- nosnta s Neil Ofstht Frank Frhevarnn. 7:30 0:00 |».nt thletics. • ident body and' j Black decisioned i 223 Ik-lla Mnri plate and what a manager has when hi refrains from rapping a' few clean singles off the pitcher's* — Nefmriment* lartt chuCker headt foj the show-T or* — Entertainment hi National A A V Contest Coach Charles MiTalTree's Spartan swimmer-. ended their ; in-, i i... ..1. AAl' meet in Colmnbm, Ohio, Thursday, Fvida y and Sttfttr-1 MURAL day. In the up*et of the meet, , and future Yale stars combined to «i\c the New Haven club fir*V LIGHTS NfSf f'lurks* Schokii tietion* t ! al collegiate sprint rffamp. wa*; second. The Spartan tanibct,. runner,. I Ohio State firrthman swimming ! McCaffree termed a -•l.aht let- down.' but he a opportunity to traval to parte af THETA XI PLAY rou GO 2I4CHARI.ES 3g£gs VMH9M m'mX largrly aw yeur ability te aatl lOeaa— only aalllng a proapacttew Softball HATS SIM 21 Hour Nrrvirr on all Radtri Rrwtringing SLACKS •5'"' rr ll« A—PIT ROAD rk. mim turn I»8h ' No Ponies, Proxies Mnm-nmn-t In An Emeigency Cap by frank bitriewkz W«- Sjirrlnllw In Students considering the Front Line Treatment Annual Workshop PrfNTijuj^, <, tino of "ponies," proxies and All Our Simli I, f similar devices' on the selec¬ On Communication „,W| tive service college qualifica¬ M.A.C.A*». tion test had better beware, say officials at selective service head¬ In Union Today 223 CAMPUS DRUG STO The fourth annual Communica¬ quarters. Officials arc taking steps' to tion Skills workshop Is being held Acmmh from Iterkev prevent any cheating or possibil¬ today in the Union. The work¬ ities of cheating on the test. Fail¬ shop is sponsored by the basic ure to comply with instructions ahd rules will result in the college through the department itAiTini uirits ttmi . collation of the test and no v/ill be reported to . the draft of written • and spoken English. Its'purpose is to aid high school lAsr thtSi&ttkWAr For h i%u rely board. and college. teachers learn the methods of teaching the Scoot ocrott the yard with a happarful of Turf buM*r plm.,mi . Every applicant must. have a best and lawn it fad to rkh color and boouty. Than a air ticket of admission and will be Communication skills. fingerprinted to prevent unauth¬ Paul D. Bagwell; head, depart¬ qukk jaunt with Mod to cor pot thota bora tpott orized persons from taking the with luMuriant gran. ment of written and spoken Eng¬ test. Textbooks, notes, or other lish, will preside over the morn¬ THE PJIH, aids will not be allowed in thtT ing session, with Walter R. Fee, IAWN SlfO Oat examination acting dean basic college, pre¬ senting the welcoming address. booutiful turf by utlng a third at much - 3,000,000 toadt R''"nwr,», Any notes or material relating to ttie content of the test will not The afternoon' session will be ¥ par pound. I lb - 11.33 • be allowed out of the examina¬ composed' bf clinics overseen, by s ib,- Fine Food* tion room after the representatives from various col¬ * 4 Dining Kvill Camplata begin at 8:30 a.m. /Examinations w ill be scored by examining 3HIDS J; ordinary «- -atl' ivrnnivrt A <*l In Korea ieU treatment in a front-line fimt aM station. F~d 7500 *qH-$2.50 \\ hole hfrxiri from the state* reaches the lines within 7 J hours 10,000 iq ft - 17.15 after donation. (AT photo> mi empty termining his eligibility for di (IohIn Honor ferment. Students are cautioned to ser to City Buys New LAST DAY * FmtOre at J:js~ no more than one. application cai to the testing service. A ticket i Percy Jones Vets Fire Pumper admission will not be issued 1 Willi Party Tonight East Ldnsing marie a new addi¬ those from whom more than or application is received. Ci.nrfv favor. Will IK- presented tion to its tire fighting equipment Sample Questions = to wounded Korean veterans to- yesterday with the delivery of a Here are some samples or 'sci now fire truck. era I kinds of questions in the ac j. | night when 23 South Williams According to Chief Murl Cray, I coed* COLLEGE CLEANERS go to Percy Jf»nes hospital East Lansing has needed a new cs | for a party. truck for "quite a while." The most wuiSFn Vim hfofthe N The theme of the party. April new trudk, he said, is much safer >ic Showers, will be characterized by to operate and more modern than u- he I name-tags in the shape of color- I ful umbrellas, according to Paul- older models. It has a pumping capacity of 750 gallons |»cr min¬ STORE YOUR WINTER CLOTHES nd SAVE MONEY 'l.ouis Ciilhcrn v perft is i tno Askew, social chairman. ute. I The party, sponsored by the The old trucl !t in a fart that it in eheofwr to ntore your' crren's greatest!" 21 i Red Cross, will give the wounded ars ago. also riotties than it in to taLe them home.'] >w ve j veterans I evening with a chance to spend an girls id their age ] bracket. The girls will play cards. ns e per minuti department HAVE THEM CLEANED AND STOKED "SmflGlllFICEl NOW AND PAY WHEN YOU IB YflnHEE' piug-|King and ctibbagc with the rd soldiers from 2 until 9. — RETURN IN THE FALL Horticultural!!*!* IOUIS New Spartan T\ Honored llvGrmip All II orli i.iitmmlrnl mill 111*11 ml CALHERN'HAR . Director Win* The American Poinological so¬ HOI ABBOTT BO AH EAST LANSING HAMMER*. TOOL ciety, oldest national fruit-organ¬ Award for Program ization in the eountiy, honored two MSt* horliculturalists fit its nd 1. Hunter, new ro- annual meeting in St. lam is last f television develop- month. ASC. -has directed u The 103 year old group award¬ i educational TV prO- ed Stanley Johnston. »ui»rint%*ml- i won the 1050 A. I. ent of the South Haven experi¬ ment station, the Marshall f». Wilder medal fof "distinguished |service to horticulture." Dr. II. H. Tukcv. head of the MSC- horticulture de|Tartment. was Graduates Offered elected president ..f the group Iowa Scholarship California Slides Shown Tonight Prof. John V- Lund, nK.,d ol City, low..' * ROTC Drill Paradt How Math , orworft The liiM HOTT liVill IVald.U o Do Yo« Khw this summer/ C«llu9U ItoiooNl Discover the •iInmiI Christian Science opportunity that ia waiting for ;'kv¥- WVi:' make the most of Important!) mtricaf you with CmtDciurT, America*! Famous Child Guidance Plan! Tuu Cm larw $1000 or more ia your summer vacation doing this NOW Tllltt Till Its. easy, pleasant work-and you'll 1st l.unninK Showings gain professional selling experi¬ liHik ., , these arc the lilou*£ft with ence that will be of priceless value lo you in later year*! suit., top your skirts, a. JVrt ray COMEONfrkxtmik I f ree l.erlurr BoutBee^s d$ Kellooe ttvvlesti able rhinestone.touched atud t.n11>>i entitled Just like you have turned their vacations into profits this Inter. ivy or lime. 7.H5. b. French piping e*Ung way! We try to arrange for "Christian Science: you to work wherever you prefer magnolia, lilac, white or navy i.< lis ltr\elation of - far away, or right In your own home town. c. Demure rayon tissue faille. »tti llivinc Sonsliip" Yswr luccest in life depend* at the collar, down the front. H h> Kilph K. tV.terv C.S.H. largely on selling -•even if it'senly of I hlruu, lUlnol. selling a prospective employer on d. Pure silk tailored IiIoum your ability. Representing Chiltk cmbroifirrv. White or in _ Tuesday. April 10, Itt.M 4 raft gives you an unusual oppor* at K p.m. tunity to learn selling under the guidance of sales experts. in Fast laoisinu . Ms Oivs Yarn frss Traisisf and llicli Srlusd Auditorium expert assistance. You ro*uwt do thui work our way ami fail' So if you want to be $1,000 or more ahesdnext fall and gain v^Uisble selling experience. writs fof fur¬ I itvt t hutch of Christ, ther detolU today! Scientist, of Fits,! i»insinc. Michigan Cordially Imitcs You