IK ENCHANTED* 'arlor Playhouse Production rheduled Tomorrow^ Night v (ir?t iwluftJMt of the The plbt concerns the expor- junior, performs as tflo ' ghost K* pUynousc. "The EnebafHi- ienres bf a young School teacher, whtie the rest of the cast includes. '' uiU he presented Friday played by' Jeanne Phillip*. Flint Farl* Van Sickle as the mayor: ^ Saturday nights al 11:15 In junior, ami a ghost who inhabits William Weiss as the doctor; !»•; C of the Union. ami enchants » .village In France.- Klaus I ehmann. Carmel, Cal. >u- .'er,n Girsudoux plav is a Official intervention Uy a gnv- jurtior. as the supervisor; Maralyn . fantasy directed Uy Mar- ..emmmt inspector, played hv Washburn as Artnade; Eve Ape- Phillips. Flint graduate stu- Beetle* Uenhoff. pclnts up the stoll. Royal Oak sophomore, as U is sponsored by the MSC comedy angle of impersonal ad- I eonidet Charles Darmalee. Wound. N\ar\l and the spcee,h de- ministrator*. It rook. N .1 junior, and Marvin .-••<—•! . Original music by^ Francois - \»tsrW pirmlri ' present*- TVxilcnc. is further enhxneevi by executioners; Rimer Dennis, Flint v'tcrs Jf btight combination dances by Mary Ellen Goodwin, sophomore, as -M. Adrian; and .and weU-ntmed satire. Birmingham senior; Lois Tohin. Lcc Alpeen as M. Tellier. at#***! system* and other Xnrj^vtlle junior: and Atyce The presentation is directed as ■; v.-nv receive their share of Johnson, Detroit sophomore a master's thesis project by Phil- ■> barb* Stan Willis, Shaker Heights. O lips and represents a fine effort to give MSC students and Fast Lansing residents more stage en- Sheets Names Oinipus Cheat Possibilities IIiiM- Klr»l Sa-wHoii Carl Richer, Nf wherry junior, \ to Convene ■ Was tentatively nominated Thurs- j ; day night to the*posl of executive } director of Campus Chest for the j 1951-52 school year " Siotirw In Spnik The suggestion was presented ill 'I'liiril Mri-liiia to dent a summer congress session of the- Stu by Gay lord Sheets. CE Service (•ranter .as Fas a ni id The uipimri hastened: to point out. Aids 129,000 Calvert. jean krnl-snil Of mil*. The entire vlnlln *r J. Arthur Rank prmtuetiou is played In Vrhudi Umul that his: selection ponds of fall term's congress, for this and nther present a tluns nn the MSC foreign panel thought. mentioned by Sheets.as IjmI Yrar'n TiiUl FhIji blinking selections for Campus icmbcrship were Jean TII|||HMI IIV 2*MMMI lOPKN TO Ali. i. Lansing junior. Dale days, the panel agreed Denton lenton * llarla Harbor junior. e than 129.000 persons were Am John Igliiuer, nsxixtn iwphnger ojxwcd Nick Pagan as it through the facilities of onUmiing Education *s«rvl«t Idea Contest Sponsored rector of I he league and Michigan M mm 1st ant city i g 1950-51 as of Grand Rapids, put it. plans for a llig Ten conference meeting rear's | E L. Harden; director, The j The Continuing Education set¬ 100,000. according to by S/Hirtan Magazine "We are sort of oltl. cnncepfk of e ts scheduled f»o.'the MSC! vice, organized in 1048. offers An Invitnlinu In Niilimit iili-n, nr rnmpleliHl nrtirlrn nn i tiring mil i™iny» Nov' 16 and 17, Michigan residents a program of ... > • Student cottgrau budgetcanal mm,, ronfemww, | InnittMl stlltjffts In Hit- h|mrtnn. MSI hlimni' milKM/lllf, tviut • baaa, 1951-52 fiscal year has stitute* and workshops to help j IHaliixl thin week by Ken l>uttc!«tl. editor. rinlMW. The larhanledv.til he alven In Tartar C been eslablished at 12.500 opera! publication'in the Or tobe lb. I nien. left hi rtaht are: tad VanKWkW. AIMnn .prrul mg expenses and 300 labor cost* •hilttin and everyday tivinf. ' article* ahnultl la' written nil! Orientation weekend, the acti Three tinnimt, «>t the kmrkv. : ■4rm IWnUr. r.t«l„ tr^Mtr .In,...! Ihnrle, |>f . atlliieeta- "Mi lira! ItmOmL \J. vnln; ud Vlnr.li, ll.ppril. Mmnr vtites of which arc almost entire special courses and conferences, of , MS(, , , • j- W ill lv sjxonsomi by the congress, was j business ami industry, and educa- impression ton k«Ui nuku discussed- Tentative plans are set it ion and roinmuntty services held "Wlmi you sboiild up for the congr—s to sponsor j m|& aoo Institutes, classes, and LIGHT GPKRAT1GNS provide pep rally that j In the s|*ecial rourses amlrcon- j ferences department, 70.500 per¬ sons participated in more than 200 Tuesday's panel was high Iptiona AppJob Offeml programs Including special cours¬ es. evening classes. art hi 163 programs of the business and industry department. disapiHiar when I These programs Homed 'to the ca i.«w opt tun* in riiffht "ivnitinno ant! (ronnral technical anrc training, retail training, and jot icing things Is ,vo l^on approved f„r the I'.S Air ROTC'unit at MSC. in udelligence ns interested j industrial management, course ofTerinjr, arc expected In increaae enroll, ork, the placement center an- TraywlcK said. the air force unit from l.tttki to 1,400 next fall, ninced > eslertia.v. ao Aglnformution i to Lt. Col. Geo rue O. IVwijbm* are in ^Vaslungtoe ttator. ^ir force com- al ..overseas, with the $3,100- 1500 Salesmen PrOprtllll ,800 salary range dependent or ;e and experience. Sttrvice Wins «f MSC Annuls Male citizens with good aca« muc rerords between the agei National Honor "! The attorney general SitvimI bv CES the ■iieerM oTsimilar 25 and 45. with training or ex- French Students •nence in any of the followini [Chicago i and taw Ai power, however, would itegories aie eligible. Two nurses from frahce arc 1 Foreign residence or f°r" | dmaled Xu,law-enforcer j Thursday in a national conlesi I Enir gn commercial exj>erience j ,XvnHUcted by the American Asso- SiMittan. Box 502, Ea tluee courses for instruct 2 F<»reign area training heme nursing at- Michigan < nation of Agricultural College or taken in the magazine office 3 Military, air. naval, or ; ^,,0,^ at University of llli- ! In the Union building The contest College. July 23-27 ~en? in the colleg*'* are Henrietta wiu^u. < ur, ... rale»»c intelligence operations nou ^ug 12. when the prize* rogram. in t w T!! V, Mt.^Ur" !» j * ,!*r7."'r.0r ... ♦ S"'l « (»rr»_rilot , Th« nrdm.tvd uk riMwmc Ihe to- will br ■».rtlrft-ylth»r In «iwitt of JnformtoUon' or. If U)« »t,m*r h»v«« tchot>l irge cities sheriff, the have panel C'f the V 5. army r u not Hart gistered ng or e*|*r.ence media in "Promotion of Grass- after the six-weeks session, by orkers in their natr-e * rebate noticeably ' *or,t! Foreign affairs analysis ! |an(1 Farming." was judgad by mail. f 300 ftr.re tecurdel Us: according to Eula F itments for interview! of the National Red agricultural collage editors from lege offsculs added Butrei ■e scheduled through thi all over Uie nation as first ' isbmgW DC and di- Enrollment ihe MSC prog Tarn Thr pro£r«m. .potiMti^tl by I High 111; -hh .«•um, >ito vocaflon- ,1am awathns of ih* «t*t» lor IW achwveiwnl i kl Mrkullure prft»tam. ' STIIATKflRD. Onf.. il„ri to the Bur- "Without our acrirulluial autb- Thr total, reprwnllng itudo^la ,;(,j _. A Sl-yyar old oritwa ouUlandm* work In I he i from 11 atatn and the i:anadian u,_._ . ... miria.! Itur.iu', ,r»aaland fatming told w, would : pcovoKr- of Qua he. la almul 25 I hltch-hlk, r walKrd J", l and reonomlcat ha.c had htlla to tall fannrri tor «•>' I"«t»r than In Ilia l#S« ■ (.•■larich to MilcWU, On»„ wilh- , rapao* factor, acairv.t W'lthout tha rv-ofwratooi. of , Bimtnar reaaion. llr Byratn aald. not sallins a lift I,Hind aalatop | toftoltot, ' - . naw,(«par>.' radio italion., and i The anrollmaot ahow. #0 Ira,-h- by tha , farm i'uhiiaationa wa rould hava 1 tore of agriculture. 15 tracliara of : n.frrusht at Ilia ,H,l„a atatton j offered little evidence that n.a toWrana. It laartiar training and I hara' Campus There'* No Place Like Howe!! 11 ton t Co to Red! Join This Croup COPENHAGEN. Den (/IV An - Calendar Uiterrmtioiul clinophobisn society h** lwen-formed in Dennmrk Its members, from three netlnn*. rally around a common deMre m>t to c«k t«> iwd until the-early h<«*rs of the morning- irs THKIITV M4IN So la, lha anaiatv numhan laaa than half a doran hut fhay ramtnd each othar, or all auitabia ncrai- ton... not to forgat to May up lata. lha i«i»ty preaidml. Allred CIko, a Copanhartn I rtcalvad thu tabla In All-Americans CAMPUS Carnrr t llinl in lliv Hand. U orlli IJNH A Frieiul o f Mine EOX HOLE PX r-- i*r.*n » assent DEPARTMENT STORE ' UNDER BAN* RUHOtNG . lair g^Sir _ Clean Steal Communist Delegation hvtves Kaesong of Second Michigan Weather- in Illinois 2ft. srmiml fram rift Hi. miwMiii ri|«ift.'Iji M4h (int. Nam II. < lilrf I uittmittiM tmoHalnr. Iti liarkrround air l'\ anil riimniwiiisi nrwiimn. 'Rooliie of the Year' Creels UN Mediator LA s Neivest Llama Windstorm Flattens -Tent Niiu>... Ten ... and a New Champ 1950 Champions Swim With th« Spartan*'-**** Thorn- Seyffert Smyts Swimming Spartans.. at NAAU Tank at and Warren Dreutaler leading ' By Star Kartman fUl, „art.«an.r The 1951 Senior Men'.* NAAU gwimming'champlonahlpa Opening the way, Thomas hurdles and the touring American track'team, took a. won lop-*idciT vic¬ tory over the Japanese all start. the UO-meter placed second in the got underway at Rouge Park in Detroit yesterday and will Brennan Pools Covering Up 100-meter dash and broad Jump. cofttinue until Saturday. Druetxler won the 1.500-meter Michigan State will he welt-repreaented in the meet with IS Spartan, entered. Originally 14 representative, from Draw Nation's run and also -ran the first lpg on the wumin* 1.6Q0-meter relay team. The Americans won ^12 of StatS were acheduled to go hut Bert Mctaehtan. the Big Ten 230-yard and 440-yard free style champion ha, contracted Best Tankers the 14 events. • raae of mump, and will be unahje to ,wim. Christy MathewnuR, pitching for McLachbn i, rated aa one of the top free ityler, in the Over .100 Entrant* the New York^lantt, won three Prraenl in Detroit games in theTlOS World Series- all by ahutouts. DETROIT—With all of last year'a winner, and runner,- up on hand, the biggest Na¬ ON WAY TO CLASSES tional AAU oirtdoor swim- mini and itivini meet on record • Save Time I jpencd yesterday at the Hrenrun Tue*.. Wed., Thank. IdydMEMfflM Pools in Rmibc Tarh. Detroit ami Friday . . . -TWRtihs 'the parade of women and men rtalalors. of which more • TWO HOUR SERVICE than 300 aie on hand, is .'*'' n . Marshall, holder et the three dis¬ Beat The Weekend! tance champtonships ■ and Tat Kilter Mr.'crmirk triple winner ip the "women's division East Lansing Serve Laundry Veslerda. the quali'vtnt heats 225 M.A.C. (Neat to Twieheira) CLARKE MtttH I s M IT *r|.M'HI.W country and figured to he in-thc running in the 2i>0, 4th). SOP and 1.500-meter event.-. With MrLarhlan out of act run. the Spartan, lest let for individual honor, seems to he with Clarke Schole,. another .MSC free atyler. who will swim in the loP-yard event. Srhnlea is the llig Ten and NCAA "!*'•> ard and 100- yard free atvlr rhampion a- well an the wearer nf the IP.'tO indoor tOO-vard. NAM' crown. Iai«t summer he was second in the N \ At' outdoor rare. Marshall Scheie, will.le. handle,pped in the meet Ueause he ha, been attending the UOTt" summer ramp at ami hi, training time has teen limited. Ft. Sill. Okla.. It i, hopevt that he will lie in the vonditi.m necessary to -wmi hi, way to-some Big Tun Swim Meet honor,. Another of t he. Spurt an entrants, that should make him¬ Slated for State l'ool Sun.. Mon., Tm. self felt i, I'.oorgc lloogerhy >W. former United State, •« Immers In (heir quest to re- Olym-j peal a. team mlt.1. I aarh Bel. ., . h,**n pic team member. Ktphuih , sq«.«l i, klchly fat- western (>• lloogerhyde t* another - I the gnat Michigan State free Jiiwm* March 7 jfafCHYjCOLo •»rd with %m« h «Ur% a* atylera. lie will romtwte in the' Phi -and iMP-meter" free MrUtif an4 Allan Mack alenj;. schedule a? Last yrar Yale annexed the director, with total of Pa team m>wn a. The SpAt^ cahakiiim:-sport siiikt* 2.9.1 • .1.91 - 1.1,1 LONG M.rrvt. 3U Gl'ABANTEEl, WVsHtRU: —LVRGt » ELECTION OF COLOR, — IN »,\TR\ LONG sunt LENGTHS ALSO. Two Legs »tyle evert,, the 3t» of the 4o0»roeter :i jneter medW-v r«:«. Rpringtooanf .in nut at IW-mcter relay team Schumacher. i;V. S» NtmKc and the 300- hi* entry Tt the 1. t«e u*ed vtiih the TROPHIES AFTER-TASTE the aummer at Kt'T) hi, tratru.eg ir t.-ie (■ »nk team and cure .(.ete the Spartan Aldrtch are N-th entered ta a. well as the pm-mrtrr K»*an. former 1 •o s»im in the 100-meter |tr,e Iv-it-rv. is rMyri (arm. clu! r fa.th thai I o ooooooooooooooooooooo Wc take great pride in announcing as our next attraction -Charlie Nn'i die Kfgatf "Hw" v /i Chaplin ^ \ rnGgamfHrntory C«TBWaD B INK OM.Y OGAMTC jk /J of all brands tasted in which members of our taste panel / ■ found no unpleosont aftertaste." / ... CnxLKHTS Ike mew* a 0 I g ,i i* ,jg fjfjjJJjj ,, , Delations Spilcooktd Barhrqur - Hamhurgt - Light Lumhtt — Always Buy EE HIE COIF DRivcAN BARBECUE MU "UTS,*"1" 2512 E. Michigan Ave. - 1 block irfwidr Laming Uty limit, SHOTS TH AT fXM.NT SHOWBOAT mom cast Hogan Tells of Big V. .V.H • 4S • 7tt KI1H RECORDS Pitch at Merion PINO'S ah-k Mil ii. tmeatmc ni.iNi jm, p Ow *hot that stands nut in m.v mind trnk plarr n»i th.nilh ■f.,. f\ hnlv of tha L\S. Opm at Morion a ynar «m> Jun». L ji Two make this I W vhmI |iar four hole 11 toliyhy. It's a dagkg to the left and Uio (mil is like ijluss. To nnikt' ■ : it mora difTir.lt. tho pin on *~ m ■t this portlcutar day w»s ,,l»c- ad on tha laft skta of the MSt 4 MllltSrV ^ ■ B trr«vn for tha plavolT round Ton III v|L il»w iff Mtrm Utslikiunm. t'Mtt a t €»111 W •••■ H toantl^- . iDLldJ Mdift^k CAMP CORDON. Cit. Michi¬ I thought if I could par this hole gan State College** pistol team re¬ I co0Id win the. Open. Wedauwe captured the coveted provost the green is like gU» 1 knew! ttaftholl OenemlN HOTC I'istol had to get clear with my approach Trophy award for military police cadets after n three year lapse three-putt. Tf rmi miss th The fifth annuul match was held ! you wiimI up in a bunker. last Saturday. j The Stmr4|hs *'00 I'1** Brst I match four years ago hul San .line Slide college has held the trophy I Iqi the intervening three years— The Mirhixan State five man team compiled 4 MS ami V8 average in Ihr" thoulilrt to Members of the^Simrtan team included team" caption Howard Wuska. Ron Culp. Chuck Joblon- *ki. Eil laird.,.Dob NVaterfleld and Stan Mutersbmigh. PmtthnU ill-Stars Stent! Sltlrl» "MKHIUAN STATE" IN START AN GREEN hY "fcewwfeatwre* mRT WOKTH. Tev.-IMg Rex Harney keep* thro fchall, da>1 in and day -mil. hoping that he'll find [the \vildnt?M that washed, him out in the hig leag rhe one-time feared fire- ^ a Ber ot the Brooklyn "It* Iwat a master of [t still and has he* iila/ing a sharp curve. fast But U» get Nark to ah ea*» pin tune motion. he\ cot to art rid of kill can't find the plate that Jerk' he has at the top of his delivery." kpw he h»d hoped to regair [ control he had when he ho-1 SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE Short and pitching, pitch- no-hit. 00 -tun im in 194* and gar^r for the mch made Colorful. Practical GoodbYe. My Fancy * itar that year and the next • far. the malt he parked' to # 1.50 loHM.Wt VALUES NOV him find thu cure— Bobby; an—hasn't "been able W» fuvi SI X. - MON. "ITKS. <)g. 1.. * "*Wy for Barney * wlMnct# agan. former bullpen catcher1 A SPECIAL GROUP, VALUES PROM he Dodgers,»» nranager of fi.raiio »2.r»o. now •kljrr, farm dub here H< has 9^. Swim Trunks. — eeessity W ERE »2.«>: w ere «:».«>: Announcing Vnr Summer Store Hour* U.:w loJ;*40 lhily 11 lie11 I nlil 1:110 Thuruloy t,retting* t IomiI til 1:00 Sutmrlltryi I mil Augttil PUN fOt K VACATION NOW .. .(jtMr in for folder- KIP STUFF VA's O Pupil Fought Examination Cigarette Collector Spainard* Owns 3,500 Brands iST. PCTERSBIRG. Fl».— With a naval career harkin* Sack to the days of aaila and wooden ahipe. Edward W. Thompson is believed to he Veteran A3mini»tra!ion » old«t : pupil in its CI educational train- , in*. .At ?5, Thompson is about the •altieat seadog in or out of the Navy. This wtfy gx-chicf radio- j man (CRM) who runs down stairs instead of walking, wwvethe uni- ? Effects** Ixvine form for three years and .seven ; mor.ths in World War II Thompson enrolled for GI training Feb J. 1W9. and already ■ commumcations, aircraft instru¬ ments. Now he is mastering air¬ craft engines A. K. Hayes, vice-president rf the VS.' riyvnd Seoite Seh.N'I here, says Thompson is "above average" ail the way in his grades, attendance and aptitude^ To which Thompson adds "Never missed a day at *thoe! supporting- hfmse^f dry running jv magazine *ubecnpTa n - business. A poet of some distinction, he al¬ ready has published a *Ura little volume of verse railed "Flight of.. Ilandred* of Orrtaa Pre - Inventorv VACATION Hut So Si'orvl SAFETY SPECIAL i.'ollon Drews Swim Suits Row Marie ] Gatalina Shirts & Tee Shirts LOCKER TRUNKS Husier>- byFumous Makers ( AH Sizes) Regularly I'rieed At ILftrto <1.95 Now ? #1.30 to $1.75 NOW * MM Now * • One Croup IIom- Value* 1 11ill Fashioned NY I.O.N SWEATER • A rinrh In kMi ud dn bloeking • Vikims Trunk., OLLEGE