Polio Shot* LT I WKATHER: "fH NcWS 1V TT ^ l| CIAJUDY SKIES, " j CONTINUED WARM fjj M SC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION VOL. 38 389 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN - THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1951 Education gwen * WMteT Workshop Band to Get 'ees Scheduled Style Change Bat Not Now • Tnrhm For to Two-Day Convo Mrrt - Michigan Slate marching band ha, th O K. I at End of Summer Term Bachelors turn in it» military Approximately 300 people Will attend tlve flrst anniml Michigan" workshop .on adult for more colorful garb of green and white — won't be this fall. but tt probably Be50 Disaster Degree education on campua. Aug. 28-29. Board of education members, "The Stale Board of Agricul¬ ture has appropriated funds for -Candidates Lifted school administrators, adult teach¬ the new uniforms, and the com¬ Michiiran State CiiHpjrc will present «lg(treei» ti> 39fi sluilcnta ers and leaders and lay citizens mittee is proceeding as rapidly at the close of the summer quarter Atltr. 31. •*• put at > plan u tm (hi will meet in Kellogg center for M. TMM Uut mm wk as possible, but It is still not cer¬ The 396 figure reprineuts all umlerirrioluate deitreeg lic- Continuing Education to discusir iMilniMl mlwMiiHi, TV prxram I tain whether the new uniforms atowed by MSC during the summer. "Strengthening Democracy will be ready for any part of Through Adult Education." AMIER—Robert J. Mayotte,' ~ Among the featured speakers the 1951 football season," he sold. Munisina. Al.I.EtlAN—Ijiwrrnn? [\| I/ ■ will l>e Dr.-Cyrll O. Houle. dean Cavanaugb. Allocnn. AII'INA - INCH I.VC11IS rum Continues of the university college, Univer¬ sity of Chicago; Dr._ Lee Thurs¬ Artion for the new. more colorful uitiforms-was-laken by "Richard J. Rogers, Edwin E. j Whedon, both of Alpena. 11%V - ton, superintendent of public in¬ struction; Ernest Britton, superin¬ year-long student Donald W. l.'oe, Kldon J. Kolka. Get-Interest ptudents Support tendent of schools. Midland; and Eugene B. Ellifot. president, Mich¬ igan State Normal college~"Ypsl- by the student council Michigan State News. both of Bay City; William K-Has- so, Essexvdie. Pinconning, John A. Neering, j BERRIEN -Carl la- at 4-H Show College TV Courses Roy AdU;r, St. Joseph; Carlton . .■ . . In addition to the speakers there will, be panel discussions, films Housing Rales Kenn Miller. Bridgman; Derothy j neth L. Richards,. .fas. Benton Itarboi; Ken¬ Robbins, Buchanan l-At'itl Srltftlttli'tl | television has passed the .test as an educator, I Enthusiastic support for college courses by television hns hern J such topics as selecting and traln- land * group meetings, including Increased ; C'AEIIOI'N- Robert Ft. If rev it/, For \ti|iii-l 2IUU j Vincent Tnnzola, Jr.. lw»th of Bat¬ ^ rn the t 'niversitjrof k':students. Michigan teleenursesAa a suryiy' of lis 2,000 I education ing adult ofteachers and lenders. "the handicapped and tle Creek: Herbert Frank Olqev, , Homer; William Miller WallHMt.. SjuM-ial tvmits. uildi'd for IIrjerest in the six courses given last fall and spring over W\\\PTV, mass media: newspapers. films, Marshall ih.< lirst time this your arc . cuts across all age groups according to student question- recordings, radio and television Just over half of the registrants were .under forty and a little in adult education, C AMR--Ross Onille IVatty. altnu-tinir spvpial interest ^hn Kenneth Gore. l>oth ofCass- an half were over that age. * Confeatnee sponsors are the amtinir youths entered in the ►rt»g the survey indicated they wanted Michigan department' of public rials. ojKdis; Charles R Burkett. D«»- state 4-11 Club show on campus; Mare than one-third of the students I instruction and the Continuing The increase will bring men'a wagiac. «ll.%RI.E%'OIX Sarah 31. I Education service. dormitory rates from *579 to tfntl laouise Miller. Charlevoix: David unity a yearr and women's rates from Scott Wnde. Russell II. Weaver, phcourses in different subjects will be given again in the fall, *591 to $615. both of East Jordan. CHEBOY¬ •> Cornet R. Garrison, University director of television, who lured the programs. Corncob Pijtes Philip J. May. college treasur¬ GAN—Glee Rencp* Swigart. Too- re group of television students, the "vicwdcnt body-," was almost -U', ided between men and women, 1001 women and 937 men. er, said, however, "Our rates even after the increase, are still below Engineering inaliee. CIIIPrEU % W. Kenneriy. Tinman- Strobridge. Alexand*T iy registered for more than one course bringing total registrations Surveys by WWJ-TV show the program had an audience Go;' Concrete the average rates at other mid¬ west universities. of comparable (lonvo Here both of Sault Ste. Marie. CI .IN - TON- Adeleen Nancy Kves. Ikith; Way In ' facilities. 100.000 viewers. One of those who signed up for "Retailing DELTA- Bernard C Olson (IIad- cams 4"d other btHit on Sept.- 10-14 I "Food prices have gone up stone; Robert K. Hanguette. Jor- tW Customer" was the owner of three retail'Variety stores. Two | about five percent since lost year, —- sicians registered for the course in "Human Biology." "Living in ejih Leo Young, Iwrth of Escana- later Years,'^designed to interest people in preparing for retire- Lightweight concrete for farm and the College's 10 percent wage "Industrial engineering - reports six or . ; use, using discarded corncobs in ! adjustment, effective last Jonii- ey in productivity" is the theme EATON Gail BoU'rt Chene ids will be pre-, the mixture, is a promising re- search development In the agri-|fhe jary, will have to be paid during whole year this yeafT* May f# the third annual IndttMiui: MSC Nursery Charlotte; 'Barbara Ann lb •ds ».is the Thurso ainnient 'feature, |ruidffrd in II* It-week CMnn 71 per rent u« eleven nr m»rr Ingineering conference, Sept. It)* Grand Uxlge; Donald C. Eh-I weekly HaaUUy praamum and 35 per rent mw all «( the wood, Eaton Rapids; Virwent Mate uhntjipionfi../ Accept r the In Ike terra-week caww 83 pur real saw five ar mare Research at the Michigan Agri¬ Meetings iiiive l»oer\ planned tt lit Slegenga, Olivet. ClKNE.SEi: t«> !:<> to Chicago ,f cultural Experiment station has bring the conference theme to ■> -i! club l^nt tit per real ef Ike rtefeata saw all af them. Dean Wm, Anderson. Carl congress, i * many as eight people were watching the.programs oh Gtup set 55- per cent said three or four, people usually viewed the pro- indicated that , corncob concrete may be used successftrily for solid larger and broader group of peo¬ ple. Sept. 10-11 will Ik- devote* Tree Orders Claude Tower, both of Cll James Owen Bard, James F. Bei to pick .the IxHit dl—trnnt in the concrete units" and for making to general interest and ihh re hhtiW-dJ another- Jam. and 30 per cent said two people. cored blocks, • An maining threw days' will lx» "per Orders .for trees tq h wed |n J jaminr—Allen S. liprnaid. Gai |FJT.v per cent of the students indicated high school educatioh. 30 farrowing house builtexperimental This re a ?.l d e il Turner Frost. Neoml L. Gray, t: . on the col- nted on a workshop basis In se .ill types of re fores tii tio ...j Tojerts at* college and over five per cent had attended grade school, j wyn Wm j|i|wypc.kt William six courses offered in the 28-week series were "Man in hit i lege farm from several forms of leeted fields of industrial en will lie. accepted bite i August | Ifounhan© Nick Kan tar. Mi y plowbig rhani- i -Ikiroiux.Biology," "Living in*the. Later. Years," "Rhotogra^hy." j the corncob concrete will be put by Ihc MSC forest nursery an [.Uiurne I'otruff, "HTjw'ition in iltcs^-—1 Pat Bivnmn itest. mnugurated i and Peoples of the Far East," "Interior Design." and "Retail- j into use this winter to test- the* Approximately .150 compote the fqiesfry division of the Mlchi- 1 Hi • ' id' t-htrCustomer." A fee of two dollars was charged for the weathering and insulation qual- cxeeutives, foremen, stipcrvisun ialic\ aid again expect- " gun Slate deiHirtment of eun«prvn- Cl.i ►k.« and one dollar for seven-weeks courses. {ities of the new construction ma¬ management trainees and st.nl terial. prrsdiincl will attend—the genera James Bmyd. research agrl ions. These meetings wo<.,u..a, ....• ...,v .. />i;ionTfR8 to Lester E. Ifeih e*- i i,.,m a j|a,.n„w• r».,„-.».i » it«.,nv ■ . " h** f picture Hell Week's H To provide an opportunity f,.. l'»» f'""acr •"MSt:-("r i'la..tin« may bv or- , Hu-luna; Hnwairt «Jr^AI. a„i M„ |„san'» The lui day ml rUan far IV Hammer Term i< liwlructlun an.l pi.wis Hugh -huiium and Ihe-^.oiditontim dur- Ihn MSC MVchantrat EnalniH-i ma I „r,ivr« arv placi-d Inuneiti'i K"ly' M»f» Srakx. all "a- lam i...a M-ienca . 10-12. 3 *»-4 30 Mnn Sat . Aug » . Aug 27 I i l .1 A' ITT A • jfWnrumr rtepartmtint ami C-nHnuing Kilu- . |„trly latrly „juy nut'hc xvailablv.1 GRATIOT r^v- Tlvrn _ ,;»>s • t.triiammri't In)tuns science 10-12. 3 30-5 30 Mt.n^Aag 27 Faircnua ........ ,, ||,. ,, to wrathrr. II la aalUbta 01 "• ri • . 10-12; 3 30-5 30Tut* Aug. 2S Fairchltd 1 . vn.send. both Living 119-12. 3.30-4 SOWed Aug 2» Fwrcluld 1 for one-^tory hniMtngo. ... .. , Jane • Keith, 1 ''ivuUatton A Fin. Art* • . to-tl. 3 30-4 .HIThur Aug .10 . J0-13. 3 30-4 30 Fri Aug 31 IDS Berk#* . Increased insulating value .Science HiiiIh /Yen* i Nori Wilson, Lot I lightness are two of the big ; HILLSDALE -Kirhai »KM END EXAMINATION HC'HEDILt FOB BASIC CI - V spoken English vantages found in the corncob 7V/»e H all fVwgn Blank valla Id lr»T» are nsion of- I ■ Reading. IIO Thomas Paul Antioi Sat.. Aug 24 In the reseat NEW YfaRK Science has 121 Mon. Aug 27 It the cue for a new type of i ""' by writ- INGHAM - Richard Man . Aug 27 pellets in given f conser- Mary Elisabeth Ih»v no viiarge for any of the'program. Mon . Aug 27 hammer-milt. ic material was wall design. It might make inter- " ' , Aug 27 lor decorators think in terms of Lansing, | Btrtler. Edward \\ .. . 1U Tue» . Aug 2S Awf screened out and the rerna J r Jo* |() * College, James power Ket<' Hei Cans B*»avh« Lmug ...... |4? Aug 2A pellets soaked in water. The ex¬ perimental formula used poystyrene uke latex, Vine ipsude, crystals, bacteriophage j forcfc|ry Jo». r ifilenl Y rriv.waa.ma ft, iihg. ••Mey •POLK; Neb. 'p>~Kar little poured concrete in the MSC far¬ virus. a Fin© Art* rowing .house consisted of one .-JBteMVn fart the materials i - 171» — Other Than Bavt Course#' 1731 belt** for tjtMfvWsli design of a n 001 garden " part cement by volume, two parts UHI Imhiic _ sand, three parts cobs, and one- the RCA Exhibiting! heir, pWClNAHox SC MBDLLE - OTHEB THAN BASIC COCBStS: half part hydrated lime. graphs, or pictures -taken II empty beer billowing plan. Anal examinations arc determined by the me* R. Douglas, ft. the jxrwerful electron mien hours the clau is scheduled to meet during the term, John Judge Ucmu. were enlarged many time •no when your examination Is to be given, find the block G rsim, Seymour t 3, or 4 which lists the days and hours of your class. ll«firy Adam Ih.c i apparent deferU retailing. bilged, resemble»i. vanei rrixl. Walter It Janl A class meeting MWF 1-2; the examination will bo General recommendations shapes, irlended into a hi Keith.'"Elinor I. Mi 0-lo, Thur., Aug. 30. farm construction with corncob attern igfu- A class meeting T,Th 4-5, tbo* examination will be see DIPLOMA*. 1*4 "-9 PM, Tue*, Aug. 28. , Indications are, Uatr af MMiniUal can be used eriy mixed and i L-ccssfuUy if prop- BoyJk'ou is oil. Tim r. T. Th i-2 or S-3 30 properly prepared. 111 T. Th •T.Tb 10-11 or lS.tl .MISTAKKN HIK ( OMMON CULU F or M, T.'w, Th. J Hay Fever Fouls Sufferers pointed out. declwrtii. • kaan wlU arraaar the hnhl ; The doctors enploined thai * hay fever cau*ea an Increase of • - V ". • cold" or sinus trouble, accord¬ that the widei>-bera " '.'bona win he given In the Mine riawroom a*-astigncsl ing to doctors in the Allergy , certain white ceils in the blood Cortisone..~ha* prove* " •"Tting, at the end of the term. All ttudrnU, Instructor,. cbfiic at the University of stream -which con 'be readily fectlve in treating mji * r.f dulei will automaUcally clear if all count) Mow Michigan hospital. ■with allergic eye <\ Unfortunately, many of IheM: The confusion between hay volving ton/um tivitij '* people mistakenly often tiyn to lion of thc.y vriidM At Ira.t two of the "fever and ihe "rommnn .cold" da>, and hour* must follow the nose drops for relief without Dr. John 11 She Id ofes- ;* ;-"«rn. In a few count,. at the requeit of th' department 'h« hnal examination ha» been scheduled by the wn»I« realizing it may contain &ub- probably arises because of the sor of internal m* st*nre> to which they are aller¬ ^charge of- the University hns- . ' 'trtien and in ,otne mitanre. studenU may encounter gic. the U-M doctor* explained. Howtver. the university physi¬ pltal allergy clinic, reported that that event the examination scheduled by the claxs Individual#-who are in doubt cians said patients with hav new compounds, related to Cor¬ - 'h Tkc ( Motw, Ext. 501.) " fliag'"***"ti U»e Allergy clinic available for general ulo. Ik* Mi rin M'nata t, AMMk mm Thnrwtay. Anru*t 2,',, ■ ®bwb?i MANAGER Jkbm'il* Hasta Largo Welcome, Soldier! Puhlinher IHe* CAMPUS CLASSIFIED 7 M M pj* . t«Mi> KM Nation¬ al Seirrw# Utikur.it . • '• * yrrcRAN ^ cards Mr lit s u*>* and »u«>iy tapir* Friday, Aug man by I'. J. May. cvilr#* ctunp- T-tubic t roller. Reader Blasts College's FOX HOLE PX Your Daily Double State tyiWs Feature big bargain basement department stor'e Parking Lot Program UNDER BANK BUILDING ENTRANCE BY state THEATER ■ Crossword Puzzle Cgi-etl.i 2 pts. TSc $1.75 Ctn. rTHE May EDITOR: 1 offer my congratulation* to Michigan State M.i i & Ud<« Uv.s . . $3 95 & ACRO»» S T U DEN T $ Col ley* for the rapid progrea* it i* maWng-toward becom¬ 14.49 pi, M*n'| S l.j;., QtTCK LAUNORV Sf» ing the largest campus in the country—under concrete? ' •ENPIX —-fkCL 1 refer, of course, to the current frenzy of construction Durgrws $2 49 pr. FlNlSHED SHIRTS DRY C __ _ - ^ |t ccould WASHETERIA known (iamhler to me that there ar- 107 CHARLES $T*F- ready a great sUtTici- ency parting lots on ram- fox Houe px PBS-' ' I reaUxc that they art, iu the must part. **utb-aEah« river but tT^BIKMfcumSm ***** l* whev fo the U.S. World contest, will lie with Die Pittsburgh Steelers this season. AND SPEAKING IIF footlmll players, are MSC tnckfe, Michigan State golf tct->m. has lad, a 17-year-old mm; ijerforms a solo in the skating Jack Morgan got married'recently. His bride was June; -Peters of Detroit. The wedding took place August 1". Sport Shorts Pcrne took, the All-City *olfj well as duet numbers A PI I t; COR SOME of the ls-st rntertalninent that you championship at the tensing ! Miss Baxter. He won the i could see this summer. At the ice arena this weekend Country club with a 34-hole total ,ra Falls fair championship of 217. In winning this tourney, skaters at the summer skating session at the MSC Ice Arena will present "Stars on Ice." The IB-act revue should affoi'il a very good evening of entertainment.- . last year's MSC 4\olnm?%%#i"! Mylex, Jr. Michigan 'St® Pcrne also walked off with elay team e first place honors in the Lansing was for the given Tues- Luther Revenge Motive to Spur Municipal Urosbeck tournament held at golf course. ' Porne walloped Stan Pawlak, Iwihsing, (Turk} L" urrently is hold- cohvenllon, Ott State's Grid Opponents in the finals, 13-11. The ex- Spartan golfer carded a tl» in the th the Chi lis tucknai ighlights of the1 KiVht of the nine teams on Mi< higan Stale's grid sched¬ orrnance of Bev- ule this fall lost their last encounter with the Spa H ubs -year-old Detroit and will have a revenge motive to spur thero. ile Miss Logan is [0 Michigan State This'goes for Oregon .State, Michigan, Ohio State. Mar¬ quette, IVnn State. Pitt. Notre Dame and |mlian».fta^^»^n,^#^n.i«JJ5 which State meet* in that' "ohio .state tell'-M-M I.ANSIWVM HSKST .order. Colorado, last on the in ,ue ,.i,i>- previous' xume l*- number Lions Begin Exhibition Slate The revamped Detroit Li« it Southern Methodist in tl Bob Werschin professional football team w •k; and dance Between, games, Parker and Miss Baxter. an exciting Dallas, Tei nee with his He holds a ip persons wo neglected «in that one. rv to print wna on the passing of Dean Claude the School of Veterinary Medicine. It is or a newspaper, where death stories liecome ansing; Karen , to tell the story _uf a man who served so Carol Miller, utton tin mnvj4pa|M*r stries to serve. e Waters, of 11. it'* -lieeo-Mtt-eventful summer, one that we me lime want to forget umi rememlier. 'Stars on Ice" icd at the col- Norris Wold, Washington lb ia. Admission The clash ON WAY TO CI. ISSES x included. • Save Tim* Tn*!.., WwL. Than. aad KrMay . .. • TWO HOUR SERVICE Krat The WMfctad! East Lansing Serve Laundi 22S M.A.C. (Nut I. Twirbaihi) It's NEWini kTKa»iC0L3R.toot IX-3-X P«mi f lh» might, imuI of Hi. Mmiuipp. I ' l'«'kii|[r Yrroii|t«'iiM'i)b $4,50 ' MV/RDS Convo Slatei for Campus conference is scheduled |«1 campus, Aug. 23, gponsoijd the school of agriculture J — James Worth operation with farm Buret, t F. Foss, Irwin vices. Stoncr, all of Owosso; Rob¬ Purpose of the day's scud ert H. Cantwcll, Doris Miles to bring Farm Bureau seed Flint, both of Perry; Dorothy M abreast of new developmtod Simpson, Bancroft Burton LeRoy Castle, Joan Ruth Stock. Unionvllle. Robert Keith Chairman of the mectiajl WASHTENAW — be Bob Koenigshof. BuchaJ Dawdy, Donald T. Howard, John the Buchanan co-operativtH William Podcsta, William T. Wan- sccdmen will hear frofn M geck, ail of Ann Arbor; William- Columbia City; Russell E. Brown and Dr. K. J. FreyJ George King. Dext ; Gerald I of the farm crops deparlmd soph Tobin, Salem. Gary. IOWA - Oliver wheat and oat varieties tJ WAYNE — Melbourne James Gates Cnvell, North Muskegon: Amo, Donald Thomas Kane, Jo¬ Corn breeding will be .|ii WPIte Edward De Marse. Everett anne C. Robinson, John A. Sy- by Dr. Elmer Rouman Grandelius, both of Muskegon brant, all of Wyandotte; Robert farm crops departmerjt. Heights: Joan E. Harkema, White¬ Paul Bach, Charles Baggy, Charles periments with chemicals : hall; Robert F.' Malnone, Raven¬ It. Caldwell. Robert Charles Long. control will be explained na. NEWAYOO-Robert D. Stan¬ Richard O. Walbrcrq, James Mars Portsmouth. NEW JEEHEY — Buford Grlgsby, of the ley, Newaygo, Wcsiby, all of Dearborn; William Wm. Robert Johnston, Union City;' department. F. Baker,—George John Closvk, OAKLAND — Marlann Rrrhm. Charles I. Kauffman. Jr., Lake- Francis II. Condon, Richard S. Franklin: Mary Lou Brown, Rich¬ wood: James A- Murphy, So. Corsette, James Edward Cottrell, ard J. Wilson, both of Royal Oa|t: John A. Derengowski. James Dale Alan Rutler, Davisburg: Kay Thomas Goodis, Mary Ellen Good¬ Dunellcn: Charles L. Parmelee, a barters at Rear saasiam. N. Carnahan, Charles W. Ilrbercr. Bound Brook; Herman Westphal. ' win. Marilyn M. Oregor. Joan K. Herbert Hertberg, Donald Baker Jr., Trenton. Donald Paul Burger, Madison; Grove, Richard A. Hale, Frederick Hoge, all of Birmingham: Geralda E. Hcise, Glenn R. Jcanncro, NEW YORK—Norhert Erwln Edward F. Grassl, Marshfield; H. Chafftn, Gene Raymond Cud- Balle, Jamaica; Nancy D Reg- | Ralph Wm. Kausch. Nancy L. Keith G. Greene, Niagara; Ed- ney. Robert J. McManus, Donald hold, Gordon L. Brown, Jr..! ward Arthur Koerner, Mani- Klein. Gilbert R. Landtiser. Don¬ ald G. la-beau, Joyce Evelyn Lylc, Nancy A. Walker, all of Roch- ■ towish Waters. HAW AH—Weston win Harry Bouse, Ronald Floyd ester; John I,. Berggren, East | Arnold Hook, Daisy Ok Kee Kim, Marilyn C. Madoy, Edward Leon Salow, all of Pontine; Robert John Northport; Harol Watts Davis;; Robert E. Teruya, all of Honolulu. Mass, Eileen Ann McKcon, James Crozier, Berkley; Charles B. Saugerties: Thomas Donnenwirth, | Merrick, WeJIand, Ontario. CO- I,. McMahon, Frances J. Mc- Schmidt. Lake Orion OSCEOLA William 'Oliver Thorn, John B. BRAZIL—Danillo Cortopassl, Rio Vaugh, Garvin Meadnwrroft, —Jay E. Isnarmnn, Marlon. OT¬ Vaughan, all of Niagara Falls: i De Janerio. CANADA — Joseph TAWA — 1*verne Henry Boss, Dorothy Ann Millard, Thomas R. Nelilrll. Richard Fred Nehls. Ann Leonard Dryansky, Donald F. LOMDIA—Jose Louis Castro, Call. Zeeland; William D. Fredericks, Stoll, both of Brooklyh; Donald FRANCE—Helen R. Greg, Paris, Irene Nymberg, Katherine'.Papa- I,udwig Wm. Vollmcr, both of rcderman. New York. Jean Le- VENEZUELA — Samuel Robert John, Theodore J. Popowitg, ra|. Holland; Robert Charles Mosher, bnurdais, Mount Vernon:. Gene j Fjto, Caracas. vln W. Rayle, Wm. Pond Rich¬ Kenneth E. Spray, both of Grand If. Martenson. Jamestown: Frank j ards. Donald N. Russell, Robert Haven; Richard M. Rion, Hudson- I.. Sherrard. Donald S. Sivyer, C. Musyka, John Wozniak, both | ' I • vllle. Frederick Wm. Smith, Raymond of Amsterdam: James Peter Ne- !^^ll™ ROSCOMMON — Robert Frank feris. Ithaca: Peter James Nekns," I Spinnla, Eligabcth M. Syme, Jenson, Roscommon. NAGINAW —Marian Noreen Bila, Chcsnning; William D. Treutrr. Robert J Kingston; Nicky I). Ravashiere. Masileth: James J, .Reynolds. I llgllblfK | Bfl IIHIWRIIAT nATHMANlH' Tronibley, Roliert D. Vamlcrbcrg, Evans Mills; flaig Hill •10 00 Jerome Chmiclewski, Richard M. Dennis Alan' White, William Sergentan. ; JIIWIIPWPI Fleming. Stuart E. Eo*. Howard Yonkers; Nathalie Tonkonogy, j James Wood. Harry F. Wvnne- Perry, all of Detroit; Maria I. Jackson Heights. - ^ ] OffM At I Ballerina.Caroline R Kemknmp. .OHIO — John Iterthouri. Cin- ONE-BOY STAFF 'Thomas C. Iwftvcy, all of Gr'osse STARTS SUNDAY Polnte; Namy Joyce IVrrv.., Charles Paul Depp. Frank Van ! Height"; Naney Ann De Mulh, 4™^ Where Docs the Profit *«■ Victor Poppelen. Wm. George Young-1 Sherwood; Jos. Vincent DUlello. SUNDAY, AUG. 2# love, all of Highland Park; Basil j Conway Jam'" L. Antenuccl. Frank S. Rabat, | Cleveland;^]Rol Go? Ice Cream, No Less mSrow InirI pawfii in laith of llamtra'mrk; CI In t on i ""*h 11 "iiiorg, ooin nr Charles Corbv, Fred .Ednel Bur- j Toledo; Richard I.. Une. Garrets- given away daily at and, both of Wayne; Ellard D vj,,c- Ci,or,> Ma# Miller. Alvord- DALLAS, Tex.—Six-year-old .lack Crane uublishes a 1> a vis on* Jr.. Gross# Point# !ton- Wl"'am 1* Somers, Novelty; daily nespttper here. WfMKls, Jack Alfred Drew. Gross# DrtVtd Kr>re White, Vermilion STATE RECORD . He reduces overhead on his "Dalian Texan Column" Ity Point# Park; David C. Folsom. j FENNNTLVANIA Richard o" Ann# Joyce Hopkins. Rotter tJ Art her, Pittsburgh; Peter T.1 Mil- handling reporting, editing, printing, advertising and cir¬ Howard Wood, all of Plymouth: . Erie: .loan Bean Pierce, culation himself. The f'.nl- - |g mrtfy" ' Susan J, Jacobsen, Gross# Islc/j RyfUl; Melvin Louis Stout, Phfl- umn is entirely Jack's idea. .Tm t0 buy morc rurlK)l, Wfllinnt If. Jones, Rnckwoocc j adelphla; Daniel Jas Vod/ak, Karl Frederick Koths. Frederick fBarncstxtro: George Dickson Yeek- The neighbors contribute When I stive *10." jackjudd. Keitb (aittie, both of Inkster; Dim- ley. Croslbn; John Anthony Yoe- \t iiiill AR MMrri old stationery for "news- Up «<■ now he has saved only aid Unii* Kramer, Lincoln Park; ca, Wlndber; George A. Zimnier- print," but a shortage of rela- 2b eeids. His "bier brother, Rich- Mary Ellzal»cth Lynch. Elm sr. jman. Arnold. TEXAS — Gilbert tlvaly high-priced curiam paper ard, holds little ho|>e for the car- Berni# Austin Swift, Melvlndale. j Ale* Diaz. Kingsville. Pf Lfs rHfi holds their coculallon down to bon pniwrrfund, He says the For Detaik Non Mirhtifin students w h o j, VIRGINIA-Nicholas G Econ- ai-e-carididates for bachelors de- 1 onty. Roanoke HIM ONMN THE WGCEST "HPS" IN CIQ/UtETTE HISTORY "NO UNPLEASANT SPECIALLY PRICED tor August ..added to the world s most famous ABCs siiekn gabardine; Si wm ('mil K.guWIy W.9.V S|Hvial August selling! . the storm roat clnssrc, of rayon »n.i nylon shorn guluinlino . . . generously roilarr.1 with mouton Umls lined wirh.alpma pile. Knit wristlets keep out jcoW wimis. Navy, grey. green or wine. CHESTBtHElD IS IHI ONLY OGAKHTi Sizes 8 to 18* of all brands tested in which NYMHS SAVKR New Aawtlnt I',agar! members of our taste panel found no unpleasant after-taste/' ! .11 1 1 i IMIli s