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Volume 30
M. B. C. Li lirarrJmt LAi.sirw. Mi«h
_ COMING EVENTS - IfiictygatT 6tate Nzm - EDITORIAIS-
KA8T LANSING. MICHIGAN, sati ItOAY, MARCH 10. 10:IK
Today**CampusInrMielitMlhMMl |unconstitutional.' soy the :
Wnl Mniy Mll>'> Tlir> |ll.rv hivo lH*e»t denied H
• i .indeed them by the rnn- |, f the thilled State. nf :
i. 1 namely. Ihf rltht »(
Cnbnrn, west side [
><• lip •! petition beun1 1circulated it ni 0 n «
j(|M the girl.". The poti-tinn was aimed to
New AgHead | hnfli"ftAppointed Discuss Fund Use Plans" * K.inht of the nut Inn'* lending vleiitint, were nt M
Bv BoardItriijnniin II. IliiUtinilSue
I
tlfrtel
By:;11* 11*1 iii style they en(tinner neiirly nn hoi
, ml get that much mot.t Mud vim! at a time whrjj t.ime if extremely prer
during past terms but II'odbi
lending scientists were.At Michigan•State • "llcgc Frirln.v to advise the board of govcrrtorK of theHorace II. Kim kham Research Endowment fund in planningthe utilization of the $500,000 fund. No names could l»e obtain¬ed, however.Four plans and their details were dicussetl. The Itoord will
choose one of these plana, and fund allocations for it will liemade before summer.
^t!rin.!L,w',,"w.r7w",!' Th" r"n'"rn" '"ln> the prnlrinmirmmt of the state Hontd .,i1 |,0,drnt «»f alfalfa in the manufacture of plastics. The secondgriniitiiie at the regular meet concern « irmoval *»f cellulose from farm cropa for use inig of the imnrd Thm-dnv Mi i manttf'u f tiring. Development of a spray material to cut waternlxteud, who' siK.eedti Clark j transpiration in plants during times of drought, is the third
plati. The nihi l project is a method of retaining moisture inthe soil.The four plans arid details will he sent to those who wetjp*here Friday for consideration and counsel. 's'I he llrti khnm fund is for the purpose of studying ways and
means by which agricultural products can lw* converted orprocessed to industrial uses, thus reducing farm surpluses
m|ieting with food and foodstuffs already on the
i tiding* The c«»llege :»•<
I architect were instruct,v up plans for the nrtdi-
lte« ignntim of n.. T Tor •
WI'KOW RISK.NATION
AppM-v.il of the resignatiiIt F Spencer. b«.t;u . mdr
! WithoutI market.( The live member of th»- hoard of governors are, Pres. K. S.Shaw, chairman, V. K. Gardner. of the experiment station.It II. McCartoll, of the Ford Motor company, M. A. Gorman,Flint editor, and Dexter Morton, nephew of the Rack hams.More consultants will lie called later. President Shaw said.
r point* •trough toinUter astir on the
Witness our surprise toAt several fairly new
ined by the It and <1
department lark onlv oneward t« denote«1th "the pur*
hand These trucks bear in
r letters nn the bark—
II Some nag will likelyunh the rest sooner or later
1'iiMitih Miii|i|iiligIh- that Athletic l»i
» h H Young *i.i > fJi am
Home /'.#• I'ri'srnls IVIanv AcceptHomy (mikcry' * 1Monday (lonvo Bids
*. S. Spring Mrrl-init S ill llriiw CitllrgrS mnrn llrrr
AuditoriumFund DriveOpened
I .mi|iii- Orgiiiii/iiliiiti-N'ml Rl'prr-i'Uliil i % r-I n Mrrlini
i ihllfigHnovet
'niter of
| TO III V I I KNlHlltSt.
L,IX;r, Debaters WinOver Irish
I of M IW.—.rJudge- i oiliest
-.f the dav. are evidentr anxious to get into classthan some college stu
VMHnls I lolln -
ll.imdton house on the' Albert and M A C'..bed out on the roof
«ned a rope t«. th«•go. letting the end of iti''Site the windows of a
room. The corpsewhich wag tied to
>ot the rope was thatof a frog—quite an
fMturhed ancient frog in fortmeasuring about 10
t/enail to toenail TliTM* >- hanging in front <»<* f i .. of the room occupied
' Taylor and Joe Gross.R
seemed not the least dis-by ,ts presence, and were
,et it hang there all
\<<blin NamedTo (!unte*l
W ill bo lo Goiiwnlion
In Topeha. hiiiPiit
Hi HII I l». I'M I
Kcoii Men GoTo Meeting
U vitganleii is Head ofGroup l)i»eii**ioii
"wbi. tu Abbot *4
n.e U.MC speaker» pieoi.'e.Jthese speeches to the Gengai
afige last week and to the St/* k •man Ggange Thursday eveningThey are being coached by Pi • iJ I) Menchhofer.
Sigma Kappas to AttendRegional CUinventionTwenty-six' members of the
Michigan State fhapter of SigmaKappa w.li attend the regional•onvent ion * f the soronty April 2and 3 in I* U rftPlans for the convention include
round table discussions on. soror-ity problems, a banquet Saturdaynight, and a trip to Greenfield vil¬lage on Sunday Mina Hahn. newly-elected president, and Wilma:Hanby will be the official delegates[of the local chapter.
••ted
Keillor Names" Seven Aides For
flaming Year|#| Turner iilflx Thtvr
rz h:;;,, BIiipKpv iflen >/•»• rmhhw*Mute til.in 17". kind* I'laani I loaiOib \lnler.oil. ICIIlit»«•«• I.> ■«"> 1 < J Giv.,, \...M.i-
, .. i i, , i \pril }| Dale S«.| for h|i< \ppoiiiliiiciil*h. v in. h in- i " i:.". I- ir*'f Seim-Foritial
' *' Of Spring I t rm
Artists ConicTo (loiiYO
>lr«. I'lorrni i' I III.,-Sill \ililri—
/)/»»/•» I'ratlnclionSlmly lo I-.iiiI
(iliortis Singsiolunllic'
GIIIm i'I .mil •'..III. nn
tt|i.'r.'ltn Gi..-.. It.I tiul. '. ll.M.1 Honor Fort
Al Frolicl lHlll. - \ir S||,|H \\ ,11I Icdical.c Soii(/»
lo Writer
/Viic/o/w Finds W ha I ReallyDoes f,o (hi at (.Iiorus
:> groups. Prof O Ulreyth< economics department.I . paper entitled "Mn hi-
i rr. Price Flu/ tualions andonomic Significance •"i'/'tnom»cs instructors at-v» :e R. J burroughs, (»
s f Hagen R Brjwerx. MC S Dunford, and K
Ilmlooii Jmlgrx Show
^ Prof R S Hudson of theanimal husbandry department re¬turned yesterday from Fort Wayne.Ind. where he judged a spring
' i who uke to smg and who en- "t angeU u».d if. Mr Patton They're the most Penelope. . , t- i
different gang f two hundred that thing? Oh. ••>■. oidr. ' hinkn.i t under one roof, under thought. Thank*. Deep d«.v.n
*. a diffei••nt person as Fred think Mr Patton . ■?..»• i.n.*.V ■
Patton What do I mean'' Let me er Yep. I teally do K.»-i> Mmexplain. Those kids are interested some unsuxpocting )>■ ... I;ri everything from the grM>d points liappen to walk. :ri th« -i.*.: o»gc tnof a row to the be*t in night spots er love reai* its pr» " . .•\: . Ml Mm Well. M one at least .». hi b
run say that he isn't the most dtf-j-the attention of the rhoiuferentest peison that ever walked to it, and the two little innocent*the green gra*s of M SC." No kid- walk blushingly to their '•«•.«*• idin' Just sitting here and listen- rmd»t the giggling «■ tr of th< -i cling to him is an education in it- i/ugues. (remind me not to havself But an informal edutation, Bill ever come to <h .iu > Ti.<mind you. Very informal. other night some gay Lothan.Lately, or rather at the begin- came with a gal and Mr. Pattoi
ning of this term, we didn t have ui anged to have him sit next t<a ternfir amount of work to do. so the lady of h.-. h< .nt Some fun.we were entertained in all sorts And. Penelope, if you ever haviof ways Huh'' Well, gimme u i cold, just run over to h.K officechance and 111 tell you, my little -md ask him what to do ;*hout it< hnkadee Patience is a thing it's He'll just adore telling you.nice to have, and stuff. To begin —
with, we discussed Robert Hutch- Order year flowers from (ie»iarticles in the Post, f free adv > Aeerttt Plertot. 211 Abbot IdFi; t Mr Patton talked about it Mwee 4-M1I.
lower (fiiartbl (tiii/H-lln (hoir Flan Fartvlo sin" iii Hint
II ill Sol i '.luuifii'I si ll h'.xl Soli's
^Itlib-iit Grange PlanaFilial Merlin#
Students *et their own prices onthe books. After they are sold, theUnion gets ten percent for handling
i the transaction
Xnlurilny. March tit, i'.kis
i■¥\
■If
Michigan tftatc Xciu$
'It l'» • I ■ » r>t t*i
max.v.in.! kditor oi.a ckl.zfrassivia n i niTons
.'i homk khihikh. hay Tl'HNKIi(■,<-! i > h'l i t .11 hkvkhi.y SMITHBIVHTS H"IW •>{ CKOIUSK MASKIN
Husinrvt IScparlmenlHrsiNKSS M AN .MTK.K KODKRT RKFIOH\SS T llVSlNK^S MTTTt WII.1.AUU WHITKADVFKTlSINt; MANAll KM HANKY WIL1.SON\ssi' AHVERTISINc; MAN A' »FK
MUMS RANDALLi Iiu 1 ! AlK'N MAVV.KH Kl ITU CLFMFNT
I 1 DYI) II CiFlL
ill irl\
tlM»V "ill IXighl I'M by lh«
I has. i. u» .1 tha
soothes .the most harrassed soul, for hisnover-say-die spirit, f have watched .Ferrywith apprehension. almost holding mybreath for fenr lie might snap under thestrain of night after night without sleep,hut he huN come through, ami I'm gladho- him that lie's finishing. I'««r Jerry,my sinccrcst wish is that his ambition toown a newspaper, in a small town that hewants to make "the friendliest town in thecountry", will come true.Of Beverly Smith, who as u.-ed editor
has this year handled a man-sized job, Ihave only one complaint. Her completeunselfishness. She is one of those, tinbilievahle persons who puts the wpHate and
l> THK ROI'GII
In her to the S1at«
lias never tailed to oopfe through. Herlael and tH'Pliffhtf illness have been i in I ipensable. in calnuitg editorial wrath andshaping stall' attitude-. Harder-workingthan any op her predecessors, she ha- set,i record for all future coed editors to ,iini
N«.h..d\ ."1 either the State New i• r \\.■!
i find •
that
-till sav that a \ei
ing him all the ]u
(•light him plent
me. an.' hi- elTu lent h:i.age ha- made the edit
Willi llarM'x llnrriiiHlon ,
Hithi; ' llim/i.' - - ■
On ll„ II .m I
lliiihty I'iiiic/i Mm
house, attending a
ering. or meeting i
social- goth-u- pubfir in
whether Liverpool I.< in Englandor in Scotland, or whether theDanube flows through Russia
be some noticeable difference be¬
ing the many importanttins and therefore requiresstudent* to learn them.
ffig/t School Plan*ImprovementsPlans to improve the fa. d • ,
fm school sports nt East I ..,„s .
high have been decided upon 1the Board «»f EducationA track will be built ;u . .
the present football held . ••
the south side two hundred (•< •
bleachers will he built
HENRY A SCHMIDT
your local advertisers
ape arch iletabout the
Over Easter Vacation-PLAN
AND PASS YOUR HOME EXAMINATIONS ON WHYAND HOW YOU SHOULD GO TO EUROPE THIS SUMMEROn* tno.u'n fo nnqog* your xtudioux attention fx .He morvnlouicooperation on Hapag and Lloyd ships to give you a good time.Officers, crews, chefs, stewards all unite in expressing Hospitalityto you. It's the sort of teamwork that brings cheers from Third,Tourist and Cabin Class alikel
END Of TERM SAILINGS
The ReadersSpeak
BREIVlinuOYD »*rtrssr
EUROPR
M»./. in l/r, Win I
COLUmRUSHAPAG • AMOUN rout
REUI VORH
ST. LOUIS * BEnun
CONSULT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT, or
IA' NA: .It. ■ paBIm; NT *,p#<io".
ELECTIVE COURSESha Fm® Art of Eu'opeo" Hi
RAIL TRAVflHIKING ElYINGBIKING BOS TRAVELBOATING MOTORING
fh® us® of registered Truv®l MinbL.»®rmon Roilroods off®r 60% fore 'P
duchoni.
Thousands hove found that taking »• «•
own rot obfOOd IS on ®*c®ll®nt
lotly ottroctiv® fc groups. Thi\ .»• ;•I or tot 1% only $1 for OO® month ••
$1 additional
tr® All f ov®rert
i !> page
vVqMoc® Morgan SandURON for it ond bona
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINENORTH GERMAN LLOYD ^
••d Dvfaait M.rK
R h L I X
UNION DANCE TONIGHT!
if
i' - Ihinititm tin llinl ■
Willi
KRANklK PRINDLE
Take lour Mintl Off lixums
Informal HOi- Couple
BLUE KEY Announces ---Semi-formal YOUR FIRST SPRING TERM PARTY flPR,L 8
■iiuirilnv. Starch 10, 1H.XH tan iiiGAM &'i n 11, in-,nil(-m> i il.Wt
Seniors Fold Formah Mllsiotim Is With the Modern Greeks Foed to Rntei *»!/# i» uifirms »'r,,r. L^urc.
After SwingingOut ToF«i.«er " "To Bill Cartsea Drama
Br MABTAfcN «MITn
iirai un Amkcia— i
I'i-i- White and Ruth O Nod wore j Si>hark in Fust I .ansinit Mondayvisit their friend*. They stayed at Ul»
Mildred Kotek lof»i\i
Peace Oration
\ll-(nlli't>r IhltlcfIn I nintl Inn ifill I
llc«|M-rinn« Will llnlil V,|Term I'tirly at lineMotel Olil*
oftly drajH-d. nd the kn
Sunday *• Program ^ ill n„
lie Ilie Final of•ft-t i* , I these* niter Series
Wt AH* SATIN
the r days what with her
Ai m A rrsit oN ri
Aim a mi
Al I'll A «. A AIM A Itlln
Prep NatalorBattle Today
I 7 llmli School* Filletiritlil* in Meet
Mi.-liaodiN \—i^liutt\eei pl-. Position
(lit Mite Attn i iimi.ii i
h API' A Al I'll A I III I I
II onion llrttr lull; /inrw mm
(hi /• Innrrs
II arm lit ( nm <
(hi ^rlirilnlr
\ \\. ■>. i- I ..
Hi •-ling II,it.
ii mm uTHirnn:-
l. O O I) I ft O I)Will I'll) I' Mil II
II AltBOKMK'S: AST I.ANSINf.
I'.fii <1 (fjHll Si 111 lea Is—Attend Church During Lent
>1. I'M |> I | \ I I N SI III IM IT.Ilnl \ i nm in ii n inn
CLASSII II I)
) II Init (,nni/iIn I'lnn Mil l
comingATTRACTIONS
mm. niTtiu rir*rn nm rI" IMS *10 AfID HAlk IOA
MAM MEDICO
MIIIO SURCEST SELLER
riiTia.coei.iD
jtuun/tKM .I** I It \ III )N -*»PBI\f, II KM
«»N |» A A \ 1*1111
llll FIKKKIV
• sin. mi in. • ires. •(*Kt A 11 *1 TtlKILI.s Till M KlI NCAU i» a a i. vol:
M '» M-.'IMer Mi'iM!» Mun
NO STI lir.NT MAY (1ASIICV AAI III AVYCiBOTP OTItTR THAN Ills OWN
Ptul'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
d*eamiNg'"at bettep ,,:eoorCAR. R UsED.•""'vmoIrV
^ot«"«*'GHT NOW!YOU'LL NEVER GET A BETTERCHANCE TO SAVE MONEY ON A GOOD U'SED CAR
hl.ili l.iitroln /«'|ih> r
5465I'».;)► I uril I>rl.u\f 1 uilor
• lit II. I IS '• t t ),\( ||, \ I'opulaMedium Prireil < ar. f.oorl I ire(<'mkJ Appearance.
i'»i hex toll t Sedani|'l\ mouth f oarh!'• ; I I hex roll t ( mil hI •Ml Coid Tudor''•II I ord ( oupeI *».M I lid- ( cM, h1-KM Pontine ( oarh
$395
.inioln /.i |)h> r
.iii lieu lirmmliam
,l( VII \M l MAC H \
$365
$445
Df.an & iixrkis<;u \NU 1(1 \ Kl( AT( KPAIt
l'h!'T I'on liar Stdati $2 la
<.i I.wsim;. INC.I. WSlNCi. Ml( NICAN
ONLY FORD 0EALERS SELL "R & G" USED CARSR: RENEWED wk*r« mtcttiary to mot itnct factory rwqvrtm
G. &UARANTII0 IIT. HliitacN*. .r 100". r.M-n, »•
HTrmOAN WATT NKWB Saturday, Mar.-li 1J», i f»?j
Regulars Stage Ninth-Inning Rally To Edge Out-Reserves, 3-1
, l
SPORT , Defensive1 layyomi^Bonks Torlaak Quits (oa<*liiii£ FustINTFDIIIDFt- Teams Features Two Meets f •• Terlnak, populnr ••• • i«*a»it Yount? and Co. ' CI n le\ •' 1 1 • In 19.1?
PracticeRattle In Kasiline!; In—n» r.i-oRfa: mvskin
uirtan »'i .rl.l. r- i
Six llotilde Piny*.Mark Earh-SeaMin fJante: koli*I ««»* Six Pllt'hrr* Willi Rookie MaliUtromTiirttiitg in Showing
n> Hon *sniHM»\
T«kin>r advantage of yesterday's spring Weather, ('eachJohn K"l> t«»cK (us hnselmll team out of door* for the firstintra squad game, which.saw the regular* stag.- a ninth in¬ning rally t>> heat the second stringers. 3-1.
T. • ... eal'h in the season, it ua well plated game N..less than si\ double plays were pulled and theiv wore *e\eralsparkling individual infield playsThe hitting proved light a • w:i - t<» he r\p<. ted, f< r *h< 1
tel's have had little opportun-
Swimmers (ietNTHON.i iinr*». ■ — Isun.. ... h»„. , I * lietlers
\im* Yilill.ir- KrirhrV.ir»io I.
Thinrla«l» lit Cnm|»rli. <In Vi'.l \ iriiinii.Vn.l W i-liinttlmi t
\al Interested
prrpurnl to t.ill thp next
urd to tltic in tlir e*.»n> of thr v to
Thr
nit i \ i ooks i.nop
PowerBringsSigma NilsFrat Title
*1 li»ii»e" Retain- llrotinSitiiiuI Year : Ret a
ka|)|»a is S t ood
Four Teams Plaee StarsOn Men's League Five
Lourl FrownIs Deeiileil
llu«li«liilgers DefeatI . I*. Team In H inMrii'» h»i»|» League
FIRST TI OI
Kiihnr llMhillnifr*MrRar llMhvllnirnn.mili I' I' TramJairard. Fvfnrwn Manor
SFI OMI Tl \\l
Xlrlrtlvrr. I I* Tramtlnrvatll. I vriRrrm M otor
Klnrk. Black shrrpM ilt tor *. Hot Shot-
Kow.ilski Black ShffpHon Hill Tltirhoiil. Hot Shot*. Carmen MfrcanHanlc
Kvrrtrerit Manor; John I'ldrol. lla«lixlinim; I.awrrnrr Wean Outrant* .lames Oherlln t ulups Irwin Mnrenskim I I* Tmm: limnti nmen lopnotihrr- Kohrtt I'rnvent her lleail Fvpa
H* 1UM MOI I OY
With the final edition of the papei for the term, thr \.wI presents its final all-star cage team for the year th- Men'1 league all-star squad.
<"omprisitig the first team are Kurt Kuhne. Hash-hngt-rand l,ouis Rucci, Rarnums. at the forward . Stan M. I!a>Hashslingers. center: and James Hamit . 1 \\ team, ay.i
i Donald Jairard, Evergreen Manor, guardI ndisputed choices for their position were Kuhne and
Miliar Roth filled the roleof sharpshtMiter -during theseason and their efforts play- ' >• , • go,: ;■e. n<» small part in bringing Mt the Hash-lingers the mens- s-ur. of Hucress they enjoyed .
II past vear <•
>1 a I e to M resilela I If IihIiiy
lonf.r would
II as >n ell lloss
Three MalmenNear Title- SUWIY MONDAY SPECIALS
ti
Polo \ to >ta\
utvrrr we le-ex. >.fl WxUv Out pol
TW sport vun will «oniinue t-
ftnnr. Mi.l..t.tn-uUlr.m. \l ilw I'oloisls Pill) I ICOMmr time we «hall trrl free
i. (•anics >otni'iIii v
home town durine thr nextweeks, the puncher < 01 re. up
en aim* Januan I
Roxers to (tfifiosePar II est Irani
I on III! 1. Y"'.i l.iko.1 Th.'in
SwppI Veil S|N*pialv -\;mn \m» n rsi»\>
(»riir 11 rrill llnrislMM R.ud Phone I ».*!«
Hamburg* fountain Serv ii«>
Jean's Kewpee CafeteriaThe Lowest Priced Cafeteria in the Stale
.*-" l-*»t ( .rand River
Ko»»i .Mm Enter National
BoxiiiH 1 oiiriiament
ctcne*. sr.:-. : w;i: hgr : u.e N'uUf.nal.last oppor.- Interreltegiale boxing uvanament t
Fi-rr-da aid tr be held at th. <■( ;V irginia during spring vacation {
Dry (leaning Prices Drop to75e
ASH AMX AKKV
Hicks Dry Cleaners
TwoNew
are now |.m|>b*tv I.« •
MOW v,.u bOt*r. to pr.nal,. ft nm..«. of REAl. ii''Mi rAKIN.MKAI-S ■
i.kmkn
spkci vi
Uoilnl. Krinl. or
Hrtiilcil Kisli
Present
Prices
10 to 25<7
Lower
Chef
KXt'Kl.l.KNl
SPECIAL - AH Hex! WeekLADIES' K1 HHER OK LEATHER f Qf
HEEI. I.UTS *"•
WE CLEAN AND DYE SHOESALL WORK C, 1' A R A N TEED
M.S.C SHOE REPAIR