- forCmh WEATHER: mter Boost* Interest PARTLY .CLOUDY; THUNDER SHOWERS College's Services fl VOL. 38 339 EAST LANSIMO, |OCHI(5AN — WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1951 Cmtor tor HdicopteriNeeiM WKARtoAfa- Truce Efforts iotball isn't. th« only area in which Mkhifan State is Tradition Die*; lint new trail*—and attracting national attention. fact the nation'a top educators are just aa interested People Denied OSU Game Still Declined , ;hnt is °njn *8C'«J**JCe'lof* Canter aa-they in «2 activity* at million, MackHn Field. For with the opening of seven-story Center, Michigan State ha* Peep-Holes Could It be that on Network led public notice Jhat It aims to build a program in a arc being denied their curiosity to Go Red Radio Hints Refusal , educational Held on a scale unsurpassed in the nation. There V new field: continuing eduueation. 4 ore i to 17 Stations V natural question: What the heck is that? site of the Grand River. n of U.S. Proposal for Site WKAR. along with 17 other Lplv a rated, it is a program designed to help you after Irate students claim that .as Michigan radio stations will TOKYO—(fP)—Efforts to onH the Kiimi^Cvar by uegot [ijave Michigan State—to continue your education for long as there is something going hroadcast the Ohio State Uni- tlon hung in ilelicnte balance yesterday | re,fTf vmir life. The Kellogg Center is a symbol of the V.< recognition that education doesn't and « The Communist radio hinted hljn Hie^lterls would refu to agree-Jo.the Allied proposal cmove the talk. noutral ) when a person leaves the campus, superintendents arc thei from ColumUDUa, jllege officials believe that it won't be long before the most hardy of Americans. 1 Ohio. ground. They point out that when the' The broadcast will be offered tlt'n. Omar' Brndlry. t hair- „„ Center is just as well known to Michigan people as [ Macklin's gridiron. Already the Continuing Education L'ram is grinding toward high gear. Here are some of new Lucon Theater block built. four whole sides were to public scrutiny, complete with 1 was to lhe outside stations as a pub- open! Iic service gesture by the Catlea* U.S. Jets lXet man of' lb- Joint Chief* of Staff, talked eonfidently of the Allies fighting the war to a suc¬ (thing* it might mean to you: |rt\. say that you graduate in 1952 as an engineer. You pile drivers, steel beams and ce- mcnt mixers. The point under discussion is' Officials here learned yesterday I 'bat OSU would permit "sustain- broadcasts of the game. Wil- Six MIGs cessful end should the truce talks blow up. • >« job in Flint. North' Korean Ibrmier Kim the site of the new Kresge store bur WPP. Ohio state sporta pub- ||-?dfn* was no lew* c-onfident > probably won't be long before you discover that things It's being built where I lid'V director, made the an- U. S. ARMY HEADQUAR¬ of victory for Communist forc¬ I happening all the time In your field that you ought to TERS.. KOREA—(A1)—Flush¬ the old Hunt Food Shop was.1 nouncement. es. In a inessaee to-.Chinese about... In brief, you need an occasional brush up— The peep-hole outrage Is piled on ' Sustaining broadcasts cannot ing U.S. Sabre Jets shot down ColnmtinM lien. Peng "feh~ six Kussinn-ty|>e MIOs Tups-i r ... .. „ ... „ ... top of the fact that, disgruntled,130 sP°n50rod and must be offered lliiiii, broadeawt by Pelping Ihrosigh the Continuing Education Service the college will students came back to msc this 'rr0 °' charge to stations on the day in a blazing rpltPWnl of radio, he expressed hope that . to try to Iteep you up to date. fall and found a hole where a MSC-serviced network. . tiirh speed air hattlrs over nnrth-- the Chinese ran "win still Vest Koyea, the Fifth Air Force [ there are other engineer* in Flint in the same fix, the ! building use to be. • "•** reported. greater victories jn the noble struggle—to wipe out; the- com¬ i might setup a few courses there for you to attend, j N'"w ,hc peep-holes; that aren't T.virfg the,*1 record • for enemy mon enemy of the Korean and I-,' -i r r possible, it may arrange a conference in the Ith^?;, „, , , ,. . jets destroyed In a single ..day,! Chinese people—the American U j fnf* ™ Z" tu . designed to help you in your job. — broadcast right* to the MflC-tl. of M. fame. I Fifth Air Force pilots also prob¬ V-lnictors from the Engineering Department will do much I They hear pounding, clanging .University ably destroyed one MIO and: i.rk in setting up the program, the Continuing Edu- •! and ot her construction-wise MSC was in error in officials maintained offering the j Wolverine Changes Policy; damaged another in two furious engagements. Tlie Air For?e said | [mi Service acting only as a middle man. But nobody knows what is go- broadcast of .the game on a sus- "all Allied planes returned to bas¬ Offers Free Seni'or Pictures - lis is only an example. The college hope* to extend the! ig on. • ■ — -*r- . : tainjng basis because an. over- es. .... i kind of service regardless of the. field you enter. And ; And still no peep-hbies, . . looked regulation governing The two dog lights involved 19.1 radio outlets from 11$ IIKVKULY 111 sell ...n't aim to restrict the service to college graduates, Michigan stad¬ v. tie m the state who might he aide to dravv on the ium forbade free broadcasts. * Seniors can hnvo their picturo*. taken for the yearlnHtk j rational facilities of MSC will find the college ready to. U. Sj. Suspends They relented at the last min¬ ute. and the game was carried by fiyt? of chai'ire for the tlrst time in Wolverine history. • Itradlev. rwbo Tokyo Hew "Bark to Tuesday night from a the I revionsly, similar pictures have cost anywhere from $1 ! same 17 stations through ; drivers, laborers, home economies teachers, . i(fd Czech Trade WKAR facilities. to .<2. The new policy has lieen adopted U'catise the Wol-j — — - Iverine staff wants to have I western Korea. two-day inspection i>f the Kor¬ ean front, was asked about a l [' than 900 sen-1 story will be told In tomorrow^ State News. ir, more j Which- experts predicted would push the Reds from their last Pvo - j block-about DO imports to this country. per cent of Czech Found Guilty iors have l>eeii photographed. Picture ap|)ointments may be! f. Hit hold on a peak. Cliorwon is 17 miles tmrth of ans «ry t.KKKIS MM: MEN This was the latest in a series made at the Union desk from t i the-38th parallel -and about an con Frank Waters. MSC fullback in of steps whittling down commerc¬ pjn, to 5 p.m. tomorrow and Fri¬ 1946-49, boa been found guilty on equal distance northeast of Kne- j opli \imual Rush ConvoHeM! ed relations between the two day. Orders for the 1951-52 ong where cease-fire negotiations'. a charge-, of negligent homicide. i countries as political differences The trtyjAvns held in Eaton Coun¬ j increased. _ - ; 23. ty circuit «*ourt on Monday j Export^ controls already have 1 Matthew II.» I n I n ion for Ruslwes | cut American exports to Czccho- I slbvakia*"T)cTrtw"* 20 norma! — less per than cent of $100,00(1 through Wednesday of last week, Waters was convicted nection "with a highway week. is t»l<■ «»<«• "••iwti- t- rnent statement was issued, Owen ops, and married housing. - "* " MIHMH • . r*» ' . I Army's—Organized Reserve Corp. lhe Basic ChMege, «nd Dean Her- I Ulllnl(,Ir „ ,0„rr ,lsk. Bundles,arc also left for stu¬ A prriposul to:Dun UH street iistnres atul parties w;i> pr* ; for the new SM9th ORC School, |*jj|-{y \oillillCC man J. Wyngardfen bf the School (ng the department .to release in dents-to pic k up at Berjtey Hall, HCtitecl Monday night at the East I.ansin« City C&utic of • Business and IhibUe Service, full the transcript of his part In a Olds llalL Union desk'and Book- mrrtinif. p,nl1 being established in Lansing this | - . to choose thoae ] (alt. ' , OATLINBURG. Trnn, - oPi - will he the main srr.krrs ut the 1 """"I '"Wc ">»'*retice on Fur ator G-4*ntra nee, Natural Science .X'ouncilmati Rotiert Hriiegri, who jtre^ented the meawur teast. aifau s which .dso had liu- Building,. Kedzie Chemistry MSC students and faculty men G,,v ' lame, r. Byrnes of South Emplyoment Security Perwmnrl urcd ,n .... , h to attend.dur-; Ipttjmany. r.gs offered. t "uses east of Ab-, T". I who are members of the Army- crn revolt in the presidential Conference at the College's Kel-1 ___ having rushing "Reserve are ehgible lo jom. tJ ,tt . logg Center Friday anc . * Builrimg, and Jenison Ficldhouse. Copies are sent to the mum office Students Hetpdretl r'tXy." %Vi."m" V Ihursday night all [election Col, Alfred J. Wangeman, the i wh'i Ik nominated by the Demo- next year will depend oh Popsicli's f.iHtl. buildings. The State News will not be dis¬ - lo lleftisler Hikes ",h,rp m 'T m"l h " Aotxitl Rd. will have 1 schobJ commandant, said posi ion I erats in their, national convention Approximately 50 representa¬ So Ihh'S IIommicr tributed to private, off campus '">• - 1 vacancies exist for 17 enli te»i. next July. tives* of public employment ser¬ housing, llelrnrieh said. '"ur years this con- | men or enlisted women to fill out: lb' s,,'d flatly he will oppose BRAZIL I rid. South Campus dull is the point vices from all parts of Michigan " n an annual af- , the authorized staff rompjetm ,t. President Trumah 7f he seeks old blonde who on south * am pus where t he paper are expected to attend the con- old hUfthalid f01 nnnoiineeil yesterday. Personnel are needed who are another term. Re called on Demo- is dropped off, Helrnrlch said. either Students are urged to 1 Wedne^lay. Oct | qualified as typists, draftsmen. cr..ts -ference winch is sponsored by the he cut off her Oeorgi, theff bike* it the C.iiupn . "-1 Phi, Delta Chi, 1 motion picture projectionists, arid": Richai Michigan chapter of the Interna¬ suckers got her < esterd Kjtsrlon, Sigma Chi, genera! operations, administrative j Sen *1 Alpha, Theta Xi, I and supply Clerks. Openings are . Byn tional Association of public Em¬ And the $4(t0 .< (iaiiiplii'll lo S|M*ak office ? before Friday. ! ployment Services, in cooper n- awarded liy a I)r. Clyde M. Campbell regutered again. ; Klllpl nasi 'a. Sigma Nu, Pi J also available for three master confer' tion with the M.SC Continuing j will . I\.l DIM • iMirut for. mor#. fm/en rnir with the Th» ||| .III or ft ioiiiilil 1 • Kappa Sigma. j sergeants, one sergeant first class, forty-t Edtirstion Service. ! pari ,,f Mar; imtturn mrrtTng of Pen other six *i»r«nti . on M-A.t . ■» Thursday, Oct. 4: 11 sergeants and two corporals. ^ Confer Personnel ' problems such said, will buy (lippi Ave. fruiit 3 Pi G ».»n. A rep- • phi Upsiion, Phi | Starting Dec. I the school st Theta Pi, Delta I and classes will meet one even public relations, manageme.itt of Pittsburgh, Oct. 10. rfhentative Kjcio kn»pt vclopment, technique# and office j newspapers t s.nniiiA vii«t tbrv hiit rerrivrd ' Tau Omega, Al-|a v^-rek for two-hour duty peru procedures, . and interviewing j try.. the Hiif^tori of the ««»her soror- '<'■ Zcta Beta Tau, | *1 the Lansing Armory, on 124 N. jf.* bgiauw? B techniques in public service will j -pu [>Uy 'lothes with itiev and lli.it j|»pro\lm.itriv NEWS IN BRIEF . • Rho. FarmHousc, Larch St. Further ndependent Southern m be discussed. Both workshop scs whatever I have left after buying .'Oil wonien urrr involvrd in Theta Chi. about the schoql may be obtained;of moms and lecturer will "t* le. a wrapthe clippings," in ease Truman again the plan*. Alpha will hold from Capt. Robert L% Clemen ' tured. Geneva addcl. the Democratic nomination. the Armory, telephone 5-9424 »» date to be an- Geneva had testified that Her Slate Hikes \in emher Dra f t (Junta CONtiRESS. EDITORS PROTEST coal 'miner,: ordered the" family • LANSING-WIN—An increase from 2.417 men to 2.797 men f-» Noveti 1 t»er draft rail was «nnour»< ee*terrtay t»y State S< it grocer not* to charge any more r"i\;il Trvout* . frozen suckers to their account. Service Headquarters. I'1' Ih'ing il^l still being held Sen. Bricker Raps '■ ■ffy and the general incompc- have had such authority ait ' Tticy were married last May 8 and were separated June 22. # (Jmrehill Outlines Partvs* Policy * # at the Activities WASHINGTON -ofA- Sen. tence which is the trade mark along. Officer* Drill Team LiVF.RIfX)!.. -England—oVi. Winstr full last night •no who sing. Bricker (R-Ohio) yesterday de¬ Mr. Truman said in issuing can of his administration." if his •' he rw Im? entertain nounced President Truman's the order-that it cfintained no to Meet Today irder to fight through world dangers and econom Mr. Truman issued the con- AWS Men's clamp-down on some types ol element -of censorship, either .ervalivr'S win the natmrui election tk't. 25. or 4rovei>iai order » week ago, •'■'■•3 of the Carni- government news as a gag or¬ direct or implied. He also de¬ The Officers Drill Team spon¬ der" and an insult to Congress promptly arousing widespread sored by Scabbard and Blade will rteii Hit ip- and the nations press. protests from member* of Con- clared it should not be used to meet tn Room 9 of Derti Hall fir Power Increase (.'anfirmed poinini Mimr rnunty *upev- vl-ihaii; chairman of cress, editors and others on the hamper the free flow of news \in.»r lor the isrlohrr mreting. ~'ent committee, said In a speech to the benate, to the public. today, according to Jack DcBoer, WASHINGTON- i/f'u-Senator Lodge fR-Mass.) informed the Sen¬ Bricker declared: ground that it constituted an Mr «ill. take the place of Ar¬ three' separate With prote*ts mounting on captain of the team ate vesterday that,the Joint t hief's ol Staff have agreed to increase invasion of this country's age- thur I Moppet, lid lanuRf • 'he evening, each "A free people will demand old tradition of freedom of the Capitol Hill, the White Hot** Last year the ...dnlJjtgam Jour¬ American air power by about 50 percent, j ... iuper\i*nr. who died Mtarfay, • nutes iong. Boh the repeal of this disgusting said yesterday Mr. Truman ha* neyed to ponltScTo partic^ic in * * * * A resolution e\prr»*iut the re- press. ^ the master of Iron Curtain order of the. Pres¬ The. order authorizes "more no intention of withdrawing the the Arrncd Forces Day parade. af -.-sums wUJ be spac- ident."^ "The sweeping.nature of this than 60 federal agencies to order. Bricker called it a "vicious" They were also featured year's Land Parade. 'i. Foreign Aid Housl Approved trel of the rounetl in behalf lad I aiming al the deaUl ef withhold information—from the was that. WASHINGTON—(AA—The Senate yesterday approved a vast one- 1 ' for thoae attend- executive order suggests directive, "unworthy of a pres¬ There are openings for new' oival Mr. Truman is more concerned public when deemed necessary 'members the team, DcBoer year outlay of $7,483,400,000 in foreign military ami. economic aid, City to. ident of the United Suu* 011 for national security. The dc- . ^various with suppressing information whatever his i raising iU afUer figure by $107,150,000, . lco* ai«4 Wau i*i*rUii«aW relative to corruption, dtaloyai- Wednesday, October ^ Michigan State Newt Small Airlines Face j££fera sas* B* THOMAS L. Mims line*. bu< supplementary,* pro- driven other noh-fkfii, , lilt at ma f Union blag poitolflc*. East Member of (he Laiming. Mich. Offices loci Inland Dally Press an. WASHINGTON—There'* Ms vidinf servlee largely for those business, of Up service to free einerpibr *ho can't patrontre the latter. These trip regulation,, and the protection and promo- - The awa^MBMr aHttnde af restrict non-.kcil - tyas^si&s&s tion of small, independent busi- ness, but some agencies with authority to do something about CAB. nhfch reeeattr was at- RMilii hr the Senate ■■ I rawmHBe la sab- Small three trips between anv traftic points in the' States and eight trips >, It arc certain!* amiss. sail Is at« ta the majar aebed- nny_othex_points in ;,n, Tor example, the Civil Aero- . M Bars, nam la dramatlaed week period, are p:irt trautles Board, the government h* Ma aetlaa In dllllll apt- Senator Sparkmnn Giant Oaks ageney created to legtdate and supervise our newest tnnspor- tation industry. 'It miebt be ex- aNaa af Air Tl—|.H Aaaa- ftaSra. Inc. a aaa-aked line apMaHag Item Seattle ta An- Chairman bf the s. • Business Commltt'm. ry campaign to force President Truman is allowing his party to drift toward perfect to have a brnod and tbatagt aad ratrbanks. TMs called non-schedule I .... defeat in 1982. fresh outlook with aviation and Bar baa bean af great affaire, lines—the Independent The public has been subjected to n continuing Succes¬ Its development In its keeping. slang wNh stber nan-akeda. ta of the. carrier' indu-i sion of minor scandals involving figures close to the Yet it is embarked now an t Str ptsgb and Matoms af business." White House. policy of strangling the no-call- eti ndn-schedule airlines, most Atasks aad la helping »o de- retap that aalpait asw as tm- Ilia committee, rrstlgatlon, asked aft,, p„ , , None approach In seriousness the Teapot Dome nfTair or them started by WorH War partaat ta anr national aeear- work aat a prsgram t„, that reached into the cabinet of President Harding. But It veterans. This new. roil By. the nan-akeda and rn — incidents carry weight. There is little question of the personal Integrity of the public need for cheap are! travel and freight service, safe and mnn from Independence. However, Harry Truman has .operates* without any govern- persistently failed to recognize unsavory conditions around his administration and by so doing has given cre¬ dence to the charge that ho Is unperturbed by, ami in. fact condones, such conditions. The indiscreet dealing* of General Harry Vailghan 'Tailed to dritw an official reprimand. Former William O'Dwycr of New York, although Mayor discredited, con¬ CAMPUS IN* tinues to represent this country in Mexico. ., N'ow\we see Democratic National Chairman Boyle Jr. up to his neck in trouble as William the Senate probes CLASSIFIED Boyle's role in a $5fi5,efnro the candi¬ PHI MAMMA W 1939 Buicl ■ dates are picked. , 7 p.m., Room 42, Union, The view* expressed in this column are those of Sre-.V shoiilil lie fought over the issues of • The jjext 'election AI.PHA BETA Ihe editor and are not intended In convey I he opinion foreign policy and domestic affairs, not mink coats. It 6 p.m.. Ax Hall ennferenee 1939 Plymouth room. Important." of The Michigan SInle News. Foil'-floor Is up to Harry Truman. NPARTAN Wr.KiHTHITINfi 1936 Ford- ri.UB . Refore 1 came back to sctiool this f(j1| I made up my 7 p.m., JeniSnn Gym base¬ mind that this would lie my term for the "snap" schedule ment. Important meet in* for old that many students dream about but few get. MALCOLM MILKS Mc. A Bargain members and-those wishing to I studied the schedule of courses feverishly. After, many » . -uoo E. M:CH SAN . lANS'tG ELEC-TRIC CO.! hours and countless cups of black coffee I filially achieved MSC students should lie proud of their lecture-concert- KIMMA irsllOV 7 p.m.. Old College Hall. Un- my goal. Here was a schedule to cud all schedules. Open Evomns, IVre t W Gx-4 ».V~ 1,0 la—«j- - we. want • series. It brings to our campus famous musical groups—, I had only to go to class from 111 a.m. to 1 p.m. and umtrt' pmeca n m, ..s „„.i I everyone for j the New York Central 0|iera Company. Eugene Ormandy's VKTEMNABV COI NCIl. 1:30 to -J :.'!u on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Thinking of-my , I tWKlr-n, isimoi SIS \ On n," »>i withes we rec,f 7 p.m.. Vet Hospital. » Philadelphia ttrrbeslrn. aitd-Jnscha lleifetz, for example— four-day vnenfirms-bvtT^yaieek made mc drool. I'd even and noted lecturers including Dr. Will Durant, Ogden Nash, in<.im,kim. roi'Nrn. rciidiriK room of have Widuc.Hilay's off to recuperate from Tuesday's ordeal. Cnrv : li.h H-r-1 u'-'BS Ti'V"?! m'r^rii ' he wondeffl and Edward Weeks, editor of the Atlantic Monthly. 7:30 p.m., Electrical EnRiticrrHin RuHrling. I could drive to all tile loothall games on foreign soil. Vnm7S"'l.US TZ. SMS.'"- : you G.hvc us. These events are offered free to nil-students. To get HIM.F.I. HM'NIIATIIW I could even s|iend a few day* in Krnokhn after-the IVnn tickets for the concert series students merely exehnnge n llillol Foundation. Stale nuyssaere. Of course I wasn't sure I'd want to. I'd roupon from their arlivit.v Isiok. For the lecture series*one Open 7:30 p.m., mortipR. hi'ard that Columbus is a beautiful plare. I figured I might I HARP must only show his ID card at the door. NEWMAN vi.vn spend it few days there. The University of Indiana would j 130 w r t" .Iloani of .directors meeting, Students in many other colleges are much less fortunate. 7:90 p.m.. Nowtn.no Hall. also be a nice place 'to visit, I'd have time for a mid-day Take the University of Michigan fnr example. They offer BP ART AN WOMIK'R l.FAOVT. siestH on inv "big" days. a "series often concerts—with student tickets ranging from 7 p.m.. Room 30. Union. Bimrd Full of fond hopes I Went to my enrollment officer. I $12 to $111,811 for the season. Season tickets for the seven thought Midwesterner* were polite. What a mistake! Was FXC'AtltirR lectures are available at n special rate of $2.40. Many other Meet and rat, Mary X.vc's. he stubborn! He filially convinced me that I could not colleges o|H>nile their series on n similar basis. Norm. take History of European Art, ShakMpfcare, Orientation Attendance at MSC's concert series has been gratifying. for Elementary Teachers and Processing Equipment for Last year the demand for ticRPTs to several events exceeded Agricultural Products. He-wanted to know what the Herk the supply. 1 was doing taking courses in the Art. English. Education SERViC1 Rut the lectures have been a different situation. Stu¬ MICiMA mOVON n 'and Agricultural Engineering Departments. I couldn't con¬ 7:30 p.m.. Room 106. dents have been -apathetic 1n (hie lecturers scheduled here. Hall vince liim that I wantixto broad education. This year Dean Crowe has cnt~(loVvn the mimlter of lec¬ ntsri Arrp reiBoss lie filially convinced me that I had to take Drainage, EMPLOYMENT tures offered because of this student apathy. Six famous Irrigation and Erosion Control: Water Supply and Sewage personalities have la-en scheduled to s,ieak here. MSC stu¬ Disposal: Selected Topics in Analytical Chemistry and Ad¬ dents could benefit by hearing their views on workl events vanced Theory of Reinforced Concrete. and conditions. . Of course my first class of 1 he week is now 8 u.m- Monday. The lecture-concert series provides MSC students with a Reader lllasls And 1 wend my weary way home every Friday at midnight. great opportunity for entertainment and education. What price education They could show their appreciation by taking a little all events offered. 1 ulfnartiv at interest in I (VoAsworc) Puzrie,! Mpil more LiHlc Man On Campus by Bibler Pep Rally ACROSS t Sl.lt 1MI, 84. N»**tU«i fv linxiutiitl of S. IV. tiny 3» Am Man fiitf IS. \i£S wii'llB nt ' 4S.'--St>Lf of iyw •« AlH«>»lt»!M|iB'd MB with *onw new s just here from It lino nthusiitsm ami expect t*eil-spent evening. WANTED 7- hV w «$ 4 'r ■ f7 u l« I d — r ST KOKXAl dm i*r<1 >rvr Mil b ii' u 47" transportation a «1 ft j. Sf it n s » 0" ■a Harry after < • ■ d decided last week that y< front ul lire.class, Woillul. Tower Graftl Ftrnt Registrar Iarrest Queen Finalists Named Taps Tferee °f ,wsc RH*,rn* Three sophoumrv women Were 10 ' '*'* tampan " H|ftlt Vole * * * ♦ ♦ » * r« .tapped for Tower Guard Tuesday night in Beaumont Tower. NHjw EHda Vakeley. the first registrar trf Michipin State Col¬ Select ' X- *' " ~ "i Lorna JCuyper, of Grand Rap- lege. is now" visiting the campus. Ids. Carol Buttotph, of Grand Mis* YakeSey. after whom [ Junction, Colo., and Barbara Yakeley sSormitory is named, *Howarth of Cass City will fill va¬ came to work at the college in cancies in the honorary left open 1903. She became registrar • in aire. Tmna, reprwneming by members who did not return j 1P08. The entire staff, which , j»olt;i Delta: Jean Cot- consisted solely of Miss Yakeley, wa* theft located in the Entomol- (,pPa Alpha TheUt Betty larshpi, leadership, character agd t»RX BuiWing.* • ,rf Smith Campbell: Jan- •service, President Doris Homes She held the post, of registrar flannel pays laid. The.v will have a three-week leltem-T W-«t >nd«m; ?nd until 193a.»nd m 1939 became ►ono Kuleck, Mast Yakeley, pledging period before their" for¬ the college hbtonan. Sins riHimf ' jpleetrd as finalists in *, jjajj Queen contest the last mal initiation. *—•■ Dopine Stark, of East Lansing, . — — - - Court to 'Jersey! WHS elected to the ofriee' of treaitr Mi-s Yikelev eomieented thai urrr, which was also vacant. at the time she hmtan as registrar — the enrollment was only 1.300, AH Smoker Alpha Phi Sinn™, police hen- turn to her prenrnt home In Cal- orarv, will hold a smoker for alt' ifornia en Oct 10 She hairueen personam! police administration students at : Tlsitins in I^nsinE since late J' Otleeh will 8:30 p.m. today im ronm 33, Union, j July. 1 f ft llcce vote Oct. 10 in the •burse, Don Dunbar, the Quern Commit- Exftert Heiiulv Cure '"flCrllriatists will tour the id tHir huninrxit m convertible, et 4 p.m. 10 Koch still be dressed I jesns and •said. {" a^plald shirt, Five FiMVTBAl.l. tames mean wind V JCS of the contestants wiJJ" ■ . ye* Queen were named as finalist, laid nl,ht. Iwft lo ri,M are Betty Waters, representln. and weather. I.et'in help »»» w "in J iciitison's window, in South Campbell: Maritime Kuisrh, Fast Yakeley; k^lny case in the Union hnll i the d;,y ot Grt Arqimintftl First Fall Coffee Hour Slated Khlii-Dunw JU'iiulY Salon , queen will be prewnted at The coffee hours were designed j IW, E. RMnH Harvest Ball to be held Oct. Wires Plan First in the yearly series of i the Union Ballroom, from Student-Faculty Coffee Hours to give students a chance to meet , •„ 12 30. She will also be will be held Thursday in Old Col¬ their faculty on an informal ba¬ tt df the Agricultural Coun¬ sis, Mnlcomb Pmromond, Union ts a, achievement ban¬ Often House lege Hall from 4 to 5 p.m. Faculty members from Barter Board Social Chairman, said. He urged all students to attend. ts- held later in the year, MSC's women who are student-.! " Sociology, nmiTPsycholo- it,, nee, a .semi-format all— or wives of students will he feted "v "rl«'»-tm-nts will attend the' Each month a different group* affair, will feature the of facility members will be in¬ ,.! K.ffh Bartow, Dunbar ot 0 .Spartan Wives uprnhouse! ^nformol affair. Coffee and do- vited. ^ October 10 at Peoples Church j Parlors. The affair, which begins at 8 lieanty ft \vney and H.uir SOW SHOWING * NOW SHOWING * l)liaLannua Delta * Tlie bloiitM* fwsirx ,|»nsli-iip *I«" dram»bsUt.^Jknd a -brief prog: ami a jH-tite high collar ... the .1 DAYS ONI.Y — 3 .1 deep co FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE —bkut slender •liratos 30th is Introducing the club officers, \ ... •Verpa Roys, vice-president. 5 Nr. BELVEDERE mBUVER TWIST ,f d gr at MSC yesterday. "We want all wives, living • RESERVATIONS — way he made bet wee mlnlles Insk" mi U "inTff Delta, com mi MN8S THE BELL" , ami skill Haps. IHoi is,. ( • IMPARTIAL RDt'TINfi -a- In liesi HI your Frrthirrd cilitarlaWy in - I leather nnlv . . . skirt In I kirk 80th anniversary Crrv. l ight C last night with a j hear .dtout our f!di aetivil • TICKETS IX STOCK—all main -denm-hip SepianUi S&vntail Sites 1) to 15. for all pledges, alumnae,, she sard, • - , - krgrartUate members. Booths will be s-ct t,p in lihlUM* Ruih Buck, new house- parlors showlns d.splnv; of - NO EVTR.A CHARGE ■for air—steamship „M Mrs. Maurice Gonnn. by Spartan Wpms ir.h tours — Skirl poured for «rn,'P'i • ,r for women, fmmal K»therl..* in the L Activities scheduled tciffat, CAPfTBL ! * NOW SHOEING * K|||HK dewirated Alpha COME IN OR CAM. * NOW SHOWING * "The Law , Gamma Delta was the ^ "Mask of Ibt la* The Lady" " ,1 Hoy, e\pl.,.t:«-d*... " campus. Mr,. Robert | Rrrrr,hn.>M, mtc_of the former MSC | following the program. Robert Shaw'."" helped College Travel Office RAIt. STEAMSHIP TOl'HS Avaagar" with John Hrrrh | Mirhid tllMlaf — ViriMtr tliia [lie tutu iiiml the local chapter. Law Chili td Hear AIR — — — "Ma and Pa Kettle "Jaa Paleeka Hi • S (II H K I UU C H R f I pen/ All Principal Carrier* Triple Gran" — droop Back eatka Fane" j Prosecutor Talk ll.DING CONCOCRSE — TEI,. H-4.172 with Marjnrit Main • with tmc KtfkwaM. Jr. . shhntl read ilirat Mark idf srsnd rtvrri rid limlni, pbnae H-IS.U lines I!rails: TnRham Cpunlv Prosecutoi Jiiso f.leaMoi ■in* Vrograoi first fall mod 'srinc Council, foverning B:30 pm - all enelnei+ln* group"., j mn '•'erne Nelson, Pnntiae Elections and activities f„r the l -si'lent; Don Davto, Ea* roming year are the elul.V |K ; I senior, vice president; j Bj,eatUl ^ Vi-ndoti senior, secre- , auvLsor. will"sumuiariro the Robert Day. East Us- b-gal K.h..-:.sio,.' „ K.n i»-r. , ku, ■ f'"—' , HILL, FULL PETTICOATS or, treasurer. at New York Ut'uvnfsiv l,„.t .aril will hold an or- month. sviul shirts hilloiriog mol hrlliou . . . mil meeting tomorrow to j ■ ■.• •. ., . • j plana for the annual' tl . . .. . Bull to beheld in No-! ( S lo iMlfl'hUH j • ThP-meetlng is slated tri, rending room of the ) Rsi Upsilon will entertain j Dfiki^ned to set your skirts whirli'iq and pout inq - ■ K Building, ■ Nelson j houseless sert tonight Delta Ganiniasffraternity at ibe. for des- i| our stiffened, bouffant petticoats iro just the mn-irs (.house from 6 to 7:3fl feminine silhouette - - - ^ir cast-gold and turquoise Phillips Hall has s« to complete fail's newest, most niml in the tomb of. exchange dinner torn ueen Zer by archeolo- with E.ist Landon Hal Wear one or more under your fu full skirts . . . int.,rni*hed after 8,000 are expected to atten. rial. " | meal. have them in solids, qay tharks r stupes. > DM! VON fcrwn . . . i hiiM-M- |skanMairi>ls> -HI lhf ^ull ltla years of persistent 'MURAL SIDELIGHTS decision to it year aftei RUSHING SMOKER : TONIGHT PHI KAPPA SlfilHA ( Tini Muny lloraii 315 Albert Ave. J%ot' DETROIT—When De 7:30 — 9:00 -^FREE COPY Genuine Imoorted WHITE BUCK OP THI NIW I SPALDING I ' " Mill hag aa uiwle SPORT SHOW / Stated fie the Arm- Michigan- Michigan BOOK / pages picked luring lien sir ns illustrated MumatkZU* r UlltOTT ROAD p'V>T I 'Tfn UNSUNG <^^7SH0ES Ilaity Center of EaOt ban* ii^ WrdlWtby, 0..toWt If You Should Need ... -■IN- — I MIES — • JAEKETS "Albert Richards — • JEANS — "Blue Bell S^H'l ■ a Ifowl Dr. Otto, professor of auto¬ *1795 to $3950 Kellogg motive engineering at MSC, j • BLOUSES "Dan River" addressed the group upon the ad¬ vantages of belonging to the so¬ • Other* —*995 up — SJ M modate 1 hotel ciety. Dr. Otto was a graduate jt callit • SHOES —"«e*t Buy in Town' "Fruil of I he Loom" linif. A The pu Leave of Abaenee »595 lo #g95 duration rrent ih Given Professor grams and letters that swamped here art the'CAB from citizen? and busl- - Prof, John M. Moore, extension specialist, has poultry been j nrsses there when' (he CTASH threatened a few months ago to SLACKS — *g95 up • ANKLETS — Nylon 59"^- oii.e en other i granted a yearVYeave of absence restrict its operations. Now it's irvt. ho to help develop broiler poultry been eliminated entirely. production and marketing in j • NYLON HOSE—51-15 99l Michigan. • SHIRTS The veteran poultryman will — $^98 up work with—Michigan "Inc., a company trying to bring Broilers, Germans to Study Problems Ore** nml Spirt • SWEATERS -r Nylon or Wool e retires natir raisers of poultry Yor broiling into j eohf Michigan. Moore will train and supervise field men for the com- | of U. S. City Law Enforcement • PLAY SHOES • CY.M SHOES legist • UNDERWEAR — "He.lthknit" hinr ti pany. Pioneering in large scale i German and Michigan police officers will meet this after, broiler production in the state.} Shirt* • HANKIES — SCARFS-*— CLOVES Michigan Broilers_plans to assist j in setting up noon at the Kellogg ("enter for an informal panel.discussion interested poultry- of police problems at-the municipal level, Arthur K. Brand- 971; Brief* g9 rampuo. is tutstts's tmtstm What possesses students to go so overboard season,, during • football by marching to Grand THETA XI jptnoh'o River and using vulgarity at pep ' meetings? If wc arc to l>ecoiuo a great institution in the minds RUSH SMOKER TONIGHT oT this 'grand country, we must first achieve the distinction -jif 211 Gil ARIES STREET being a grand Clinch of citizens, 1 and not be looked upon as row¬ 2 Rloi'k Rt'liind l.nroii Thraler dies who can't control our emo¬ tions, I .hate to quote such an old phrase, but let's grow up. FREE COKES nmf SMOKES Through the ages, the diamond has been the symbol of constancyI and purity says the National Geo¬ graphic. Society. _ Wolverine Picture Schedule walk on ; crepe rubber . lYednenday. 4k4. 3 7 00 1 lowland Molls f- soles! ! 7:20 7:40 Heal 8 00 AWN 1 8:20 Student Council 2 8:40 Union Board 2 8:20 IFC 2 • Thursday. Ckl. 4 # *7:00 State News 2 7:40 Spartan Engineer • 8:00 Spartan 2 8 20 Women's Glee Club . • qRalfett IStofttrt MILDNESS SIGNED 1 Every Nrrurd Guaranteed! Far FREi: Complete CaUlogoe Price Lui. write to: f NO UNPLEASANT Record Haven Storm (Dept. C) AFTER-TASTE 520 W. Utlh SI. New York 19. N. Y. mil mi CHKTBfiag jj*§ !1 u t» f. v. r. vut w ■Mm Mm: uu *U Ave.; JIM Wh Ave.; till «h Are.