Volume Tables A re Turned; Today's ; Term Will See Seventy-Two Eliminations Limit Teams Faculty Men Will Spartans Out to End Delia ten Deride Aiinoiiuee Seniors Get Diplomas Pour At ( offee Seven Year Jinx In Campus Sevenly-lwo seniors will complete their work for decrees Eligible Duos Varsity Finalists Michigan State's student coun¬ cil is proving its strategy by hold¬ Wolverine Clash Fourteen Michigan State inch Results of the Intramural quar¬ nml receive diplomns nt the end of full term, Registrar R. S. and 12 women have been chosen ter-final elimination debates held ing its one student-faculty coffee of the term next Wednesday from linn II ith A Past Linton announced yesterday afternoon. Included are 2ft Liberal Arts students. ID from the Atrri- for varsity debate as n result of Tuesday ard Wednesday nlghtV Thursday were announced yester¬ day by R. O. Turner and B. C. 4 to 5:45 p. m., almost directly bo- Dean ,!(i .ntment. Kuykendall, Jour- ctillurnl division, 1.1 from Kn-« struts his tryouts, Paul D. Bagwell announc¬ ed yesterday. Stampley of the speech depart- fore finals. Purpose of the coffee is to break Conches Optimistie As To Outcome ng the vaudeville Interim Klneorinir. 10 from Applied I Mountain: Diivld D Trafalet, Mil. Members of the men's debate l.etmnrd Rand and Frank Guer- down barriers between students By KJ Kitchen T O. fall term (forty to- Science, ntld eiyllt from the1 Irr.burx; Mas A Wilcox, (Jrrrn- squad will be: Fred Perry, Glen riero came through tho quarter¬ and faculty, to give students a Determined to break the jinx which ha* prevented thent gathered assembly may llome Economics division. h'"1*: "Ml Eu««n* w' Wilton. Port Wagner. Elmer Sedlandcr. George finals and will debate John Solar chance to profit by their profes¬ sors' knowledge and experience, from winning a game at Ann Arbor since 1038, a squad 0? i ;t formed but they will Otndtinip., to whom diploma" m' kmiinffrino crmmatfs Herbert, Al Thorburn. William ond Bela Kennedy In the semi¬ and professor* chance to cm Joy 17 MiYhiinuf State eager* are to leave East Lansing today a past master. illy In January The 1.1 Fngii division ! Barclay, Robert llnftich, nrtd Bus¬ finals to determine the top inde¬ '.he fresh idea f students, for the 42nd all-time basketball meeting with University of I consented to do n ray, if they i. return to the ing „ rmK sell Gibbs. pendent team. i and a little fancy mm pus In ,h » through the graduates D. Fehr, MFN TO DRIIATF. harge of the mf- •Michigan tonight in Vest go FINAL DATE IS SET and wfitgliyt. for Roval Oak; Ixiren It. Gule, Owns k •egular conn Richard llnrt wig, Charles Bay re. A.T.O. men and their during a hlgh- so; Alex Harold J. JurofT, Dovvagiae; F.. Kelley, Dnnsvllle; Joe Kroil, Robert Nichols, John Finals will be held between the Independent, winner and the top Blast Will Halt A vrnwd nf approximately sis Solar, and George Field. I MF.lt tl. ARTS l.yle F. Lleber, Dowaglnc; Nor¬ fraternity team. Phi Delta Theta's ■ x a • I 6.1*10 j* rxportml to wnlch th« light show of the eve- Judges for the men's tryouts Robert Lorec and Robert Low*. Ittiift* ing. But he didn't tett spent more Grnduating seniors in the Lib¬ eral Arts division nre Jane E. man B. (Vhorn; Jackson; Robert F Sehulte, Grand Rapids; John were Paul Bagwell, J. D. Wench- hofer, Burdette C. Stampley, and According to Stampley, facility hX|>IOrill£lllt» Sp..r.,m Michigan <•!.,.h nnrd he once doing the same thing t southern circuit, Andros, Lansing; Deeta Jane Ba¬ ker, Detroit: Robert It Belland. P. Sekerka, Iron Charles W. Spalding, Kalamazoo; Mountain; Robert G. Turner of the speech debate director, the tentative date for the finals department, and Dr. M. M. Knap- p. m. in the auditorium. Sched¬ is Thursday at 4:30 I New Oil Areas Luriington; Elmer G. Boyer, ten¬ Tom R. Tompkins, Lansing; Nich¬ kcndall has never seen sing; Delbevt U. Drundnge, Flint: olas Van l>en of tlie history and political ules will he posted on Union an¬ Wingcrden, Cooperavllle; science department. d perform so she will Morrill hail, and auditorium Shirley W. Dtirnell. Memphis; William W. Vivian. Detroit, and Women chosen for varsity da* nex, It No I test well Inc.i rved as the rest'of the bulletin bonrds. Mat hew U. Campbell, Limning; Richard T. Webb, East Lansing. hate nre: Hnrriette Ysherg, f>* lies north of Day City Albert C. Cochrane, Almont; Aliee AFPLIEf) fHTF.NCR GET TO RFMI-FINALN temporary halt to o nore Warner, Charlotte Whltten, Cortright, Lansing; Jane Annette Those graduating from the Ap¬ Isabella Strieter, Ida Mae Steven, By winning their Thursday de¬ Example Eames. Pontine; Vernon B. Fox. plied Science division will be Ed¬ Grace Sidoti. and Sally Palmer. Grand Rapids; Wiltiam R. Frr.nk, ward F. Angove, Northvllle; ffd- Mnrywin Mathis, Frances HII- bate, Gerntdine Gilford and Dor¬ once art. rperiwents, .1 Zinn, othy Whitney have won the right MwlMit* lahlni * Wayne; Hazel E. Frazior. Jackson;' ward 11. Armbrustcr, Buffalo; lier, Gerald ine Olfford, Constance nn Irtrn till Margaret II. Hassett. Flint; Mary to debute Grace Sidoti and Isa¬ imIn i mab See SENIORS—Page 1 Coeley, and Jean Binkley. Ihr English i E. Johnson. Detroit; Robert M. STAFF JtTHlF.S bel le Strieter in the semifinals. "IP l» U Johnson, Chicago; Robert W J. D. Menchhofrr. V D. Bagwell, Winner in this debate will meet I KKAI.LT itor ir work. KH tw-t example Kosht, Detroit. Tom R. Neb-on, Fremont; llclge 1FC Will Give B. C. Stampley, R. G. Turner, and II. V Cordier, all of the speech the top sorority teams for the in¬ tramural championship. Sorority thing! if an expert, "A man T. Pearson, East tanning; Dalai debate semi-finals will be be¬ department, Judged the women'* K. .Snfiidl, lousing: Russell Rielwrt, Lansing, Bruce A. Upton, D Food to Needy tryouts. tween Alpha Xi Delta's team, Ros¬ there According to Bagwell, addition¬ alie Baltz and Shirley Palmer, and an Flint; lamnard Wcstrnte. Coopers- a is Oni viiie; Gerald S Yeiter, Lowell; Families al tryouts for women may be held Zela Tau Alpha's to choose two more members. Preston and Mabel Chandler. team. Ruth and Juie N. Potvin, Alpena. All fraternities, working through Iwiwitan State's cooperative AGRICULTURE BTUDENTR Inter-Fraternity council, will mgr t iv;ir* its head pi ices lately. In many AgricuUurn! division graduates will Ire James B. Bird. Belding: again take part in the preparation and distribution of baskets of food One FacultyFounder to A Itend <• rv.iu a graduate English D By'.ieh, Lansing; Carl to needy families this Chrlstmu.*. Anniversary of Church John | pi i M Newlln, discussing Last year 15 n issible use of a bonk ai| as source material to be Mv Neva Arkrrmnn Council Favor* AYON for a paper When xtuili'iit* irnther Sunday morning for tho regular Pitch? written by student ROBE William Potter, asked roliKioUM aorvicea at People* church, there will lie at least Flail for lasted ter if lie read French. one person in the congregation. Prof. Chare Newman, retired professor of drawing and design, who will remember the No." sod Potter firmly. 'i woh >ut hatting an eye he Ard flrst service 66 years ago. Membership ni on. "but Mr. Reidy can read the first and begni to rrr And Reidy. over in Newman and some of hit* trr fr Independent Students' council nmtomporarifNt, Prof. A. K. ?erpted the Student Council sug- olhei .lisle, muttered somc- Mrtlon of writing into their con- iyr ii-.at .sounded like "J'nl Sawyer, former head of engi¬ Flyer Is Safe neering department: E. E. Bogue, fi»restry. Thomas Blalsdell. Engi¬ »me type nC known* and fisted emfoershlp in the Independent Halations neering; E. 11. Ryder, history de¬ Indent nssnrlnfion. In Craekup partment, and Inter dean of Lib¬ . Sluiirnl j llnililin US May ; C OA€'HFM AGREE Somen of Campbell hall arc eral Arts; A. C. Anderson, dairy phasized at I • t • His lack of this season department, and J. Snyder., presi¬ matched only by that rd to rrr having the men that work ! move the tables for them, student from Grand Donald Bos. civil cngit Rapid dent ut the college at that time, "i- Mystify Farmers' . hn« ut been Benny OoMerhaan, the two- i the* never expected to have uninjured when his plane » began the movement for founda¬ RASKI'TRAI.L—Page 4 'I'miidThTn! W eek Visitors See rm "turn the tables" on them | into the old stale hangar a tion of the church In 1905. On Peoples Cht Thr mm surprised them by til- ttol city airport Thursday Dec. B. 1907. the first church aerv- 1923. (DINE the dining ice was held,'with the Rev. Fred Congrcgatim Corbett as pastor. Sinfoniu Picks I ROBE inursflv- a ii ! t'sf.D GR.AD New Mcmliers taken ..IT, plane | j Alt Melt t If ICC Meetings v 50 ^ n . "Id school bi Central grade school, and later in HAS MANY FUNCTIONS Students Aid the ilege chapel college ch In old College I Peoples church has many tions in addition to the ret eld Sunday in Following in* Iprd cahsrtia di *pu ting of the agricultural &•" where Beaumont Tower now services. Y.W.C.A.. Y M.C.A. niiin Crower* Plan 1 faculty department and stands. t dent Christian Union, and St nuijoring in agricultural The first church edifice, a two- Meeling s was held this week to story structure containing an au- and up until the completion of the L'ouiyes for agricultural ditorium, dining room, and church new auditorium student lecture imion growers win students curriculum. parlors, was located where th** s scries were held there ion Pilzniski, Detroit senior, 401 of the Agricul- urpose of the meeting. College drug store is now. •letted men's social chair- Wednesday, it was the staff, stated, was to Enlarged congregations called Mcrdny by Paul M-|4h< Roy Denny, Lowell sophn- students to select their f0|, the construction of an adjoin- Rudenberg, ge muck crops spec- • cks. courset offer advice and not inK auditorium and finally in 1929 Excursionists Visit nwt Dorothy tone junior, were elected TEE> third accident In j to dictate to them, and to help the church moved into its pres¬ of day the association raining program j q,cm get a broad general educa- ent building. Three Sheep Farms and women's chairmen JACKETS] i convene ss session. for a Dec- The day's jdents ard an in- j ti0If~und to aid the student in It was used as a community Sixteen members of the sheep ins at 10 a. m. and been injured on ^isonality development In breeding and management class Director Set* Dute is. The accident correcting his own limitations, visited sheep farms at DimondaJe, discussion of a pro- in the advanced | suggested course, and activities Slaff Man Will Rra.l Potterville and Mason this week Of Creek Week gulallng the sale of which started :n wr.uld tend to make it pi»- Michigan to view practical methods of sheep littes of | tible (or itudenU to meet the ob- P«|mt at Harvard Fraternity week will be held onstratlon hull. The fteldhouse will b < jeetive* of a sound broad educa- the first week during winter tcrrr Dr. Robert P. Adams of th« The excursion was begun last | tion laid emphasis upon the stu- English department, will deliver week but was interrupted by snow according to G. R. Heath, housint of the Tuesday and director. All pledges are expected evening features, and a research paper before the Mod* before being completed. It was will Ire sandwiched bet w resumed and finished Wednesday to take the [ledge exam whirl to develop their own personality ern Language Association of Am¬ Entrants in "the Tues and ability. with visits to two breeding farms. will be given by the Interfruter- baton nder the Courses in English composition, public speaking, journalism, ex- erica Dec. 27 at Harvard univer¬ sity, Cambridge, Mass. His subject will be. Tho trip was under the super¬ nity council Jan. 10. vision of V. A. Freeman, professor for the examination will be t|n« nounced later. Exact timf twirling contesl school drum majors, ai ing accepted, Tenny sa of animal husbandry. Conceptions of the >sio Pre-Lecture Dinner Dates Keep Speakers On Timebooking agencies or speaker's bu- ; Because so many wanted to hear proftutionary the average student attendance is reaus who send their representa-' the first lady speak, the lecture to Crowe, who 2,150. Cornelia Otis Skinner tops tives here to submit outlines of course committee arranged to William Lyon the list with a total audience of brir.g her here last spring term. feasor of Erg- 4,997. The performance of the lectures and prices for the selec- Crowe finds that most of the Ity, was invlt- Graff ballet, which ranked sec- The Graff ballet performance speakers enjoy studer.t audiences, an East Lan- ond as a student attraction was at- was secured through the Horner- ' and prefer them to audiences com¬ eturned to the tended by 4,300 persons, minutes lata Three students work with Hal- Moyer agencyin Kansas City, Mo; posed of women's club and dinner ligan and Crowe on the selection John Mason Brown who will dinner a rule of spaakers. Those chosen for year was obtained through Lee "Speakers are always much im¬ Keedick, New York; and Eva Le pressed with the size of enroll- ! ment figures, the newness of the ' buildings, the size of the auditor- j ium and the field house, and the low cost of attending this institu¬ tion," said Crowe. "Many of them 1 iiAkrsT, Dm. lege architecture is notoriously | old-style, and where tuition rates Neivt Roundup frsui College Greek Successes, Beleve Bulletin Cause of Axis Pressure Editor's Desk believe As Greek successes Hitler is mnuat in Albania, applying preasure to Balkan nhser^ Bulgaria to ha.1,,1, cooperation with the Axis. A probable »pur to Gersuuiy in her plana that assure troop movement*- In reply 1o Inquirle* being re- thnMflh the Balkans WAMifNGTON^*iSehiumult umi .hfmtin* over Will ceivod by ih« rtgUtrgr'i office, oaHt is Greece'! Win THE R. 8. Linton ha* announced th.it ,in<} .in' kie die., it miirhl lie well to turn tjie kpot light keek to *11 other any MuflenU draKei for military continued success *K« RepuMiran who twice ha* Iwen on the very threshold of the training before the end o« 1940-41 Fascist force* in is comparing Albania, her ai occupation or MOMM GHEEU GOT nomination, ami who with the opening'of CongreM school ytar may, under gjvern- Jack C. Sinclair will mcnt regulation*, have hi* enlist¬ Porto Kdda to Dunki.k. with Ital* | j.t wtik ausponded from their position* from Dec. 5 Jack Carmaa join a very .elect group1 ment deferred until the close of inn troop* replaying the role of |o 4| and were obliged to write an editorial ej'ol- in the United Slate. Senate. and Wlllkle squeaked through by school in June, the B.F. F Faculty Advlaar —Ralph Norman — a still disputed count of 8,026 out He ia Sen. Arthur \aaden- of more than 2,000,000 votes, Von* nltif, on cu LUTHERAN STUDKWT (1UB- Porto Eddi southernmost Ital- cd Thur^Uy i berg of Michigan, one of the denberg emerged triumphant with base, wa* first reported held at Uiv I touches* (row-for-d.il Apt .'or* in the impressive majority Of 113,- leU'heran Student club wlH-hold p* early ~« ; the Senate, who on Jan. S begin* 484 This is u truly remarkable it* annual Christmo* party in occupied by Greek Ur.ion ballroom, Sunday at 7 j Thursday and the story ha* since - ^ gigmj| Nu-f Utnk ^ ^ Tnm Graena, Don Way, Charlr* foe hi* third consecutive term. To been confirmed by Athens source*. jn ^ (^t^rfraWmitV .. • • • ITOII ^..w'-iJot Short three Smalt term may HAS HOPR IN 1944 ROPIIOMORE8. RRNtORA— 1 jn central Albania. Elbasan, Fasc-! ni<(hl 'B|lj INTOn DorothT Hun let •""" cotrWBOpbu* to owaeww. pubii, To many of hi* friend*. Senator which remember* the long record* Vanrlenberg's re-election ha* re¬ . pendiinc for sophomore pictures ; ist base due east of the capital j romnj! up high score .,t Persona who hav« j Tirana. I* undergoing a flerrt iMm.uit.il ANI> WTUMUl apoars Jjm rufJ8ton? Dick , , .ww , o( u,,r,h Aihur,;. -Smith, and vived i residential hope* for 1M4. is Saturday. _ IU Schraa N. irw But th# tact u that whil. If he doe* throw his hat in that not received appointments may } pounding, Athena further reports j^ousm art |cavinK i | nuary of the Democrat* row In ring, it will be his third try. 1 stop at the Wolverirc office. Sen- large pnrt of credit for latest, for 7cnrMMe to w m i the Senate have served three or 1030 and even more ho this yea: iora who have not received nctiv- Greek successes i* beirg a warded j tlwf vacation In the N;. ? : mere term.*, the past de ;*de ha* Van was a serious contender. Fur¬ ity card# by Monday may gel out; u, &A.F. bomber*, who helped , Eit Moray. Gnrn IWm "■> "> »"«■'« lh-mo- thermore there are plenty at the office.. • • • Jiumn sma.h on.Italian mechanixert col- near FJba«an, Greek com-; A|^ • .* « (ANAGKR Robert Boniece *»•>» ojJo.it*. that only m, politician* who will argue that he qTAFE j Hetkublican* can boast that dis- would have made a much stroni POUND— j mnnd says. j Saturday, Dk, 14. the , cr candidate than either Landi The Michigan State student who AID REACTIONS VARY Chris'.nr.a* party w.li ^ lost a grip near Rot Word may j Although the U. S. navy is warm {hc house. Patrons l -of (be letter irr. lled that industrial connection* of .Larry Hardy, Leo Sherman' i members of the Board of Regent* were responsible claim it at the state police head- j to nldJnj( Britain on the high seas, and Mr*. O. A. Branarr n ' for both tuition raises and expulsion. ....... Nelson Bryant, Rodney Unquestionably be bectxi quarters at Rockfnrd. Harold K. , rw.cpt|on of British request* for | and Mrs. C. R Meg f \ It** all tat gted up w ith a number of things that Perry, Henry Predmore, Charles Larson, J aek Ider statesman** only by the Kuwevrk May llaun. East Laming police chief., n„anci0, „id are being more 0>oly j Art Pop^ laouis .%'<■ v! V grow more complicated every day. and each time McGriff, Jane Wigle, Jack Mackie, Edward Popper, ?Jt] pit there, To Mnrtiniquc announced.. I rPceived in Washington. Merchant- \ Bird, Bill Knox, Vern ' > >„ ' the University opens it* mouth on the subject, it Dave PoXMin, Jack Kilian, Horry Larson. *r hat after The grip contained articles of m<>n from |he y s w,„ do Britain | Both. Jack Weaver, .r the Sen- j clothing and a shaving kit initialed no KWjd unlw8 ronv0yed by U. S. I BUI Ljungdahl, Harold H* put* it* foot in it. On the heels of the editorial suspension, two with the letter* C. II. | naval u it high naval official* j »rd Bill Case visited ( ■ . . A.SU. members were questioned by the U. of M. Weshlr gton — Behind that -'•■■'iiLj. i are reported to have informed the j weekend and attendi.. Morrill hall. cV financial condition. Sen. Robert Ycjung, Gems;. S OtTo-Mly, the Univettily won't admit or mo,. Martinique. Lctiiia Young will act a* chair-.R hert TaR ^v^jy criticised Bloomfleld. N J ; Mo *\ man of the program which will »>e. ^ MorgcnthjlU and jrs>se Jones, Williamiton; Frank K rJa« any connection between the expulsion of stu- centered ubout the subject, "Oof- ! c.omrn€,r(.<, vrcrctnry. for favoring j ensville, and Men s 1 dent*, which has gained national not icq as "The ting Ready for Student Teaching. ln Britain ! Rockord, •ditoiiai suspension on 1 { Michigan Case." tb nt of the A.S.U. chapter gpjM lite I Lullj/. and the ptaei | probation foe a year, {. *T'» fact that tlie pmilent of the A.S.U. wrota rH£ ,«. trtrrs; —»— •'1] ! the lctte.r ha* nothing to do with it," said Dean Off-rampu. men and ^ / m. ^urwtay ; rwd l«U F.-iday ,n H 1 - Joseph A. Burs ley. acting chairman of the board p m „ , ih control of student publication* in announcing Preventative Prnftapuuln Vtn of SSJMiM out of „h,l. donnitury .lud.nU the faculty dining i » 1 Dl„ „Uratcd ,1 i»0 Harold Haff.rmao :» I the editor*' suspension Wednesday. What's bfci• 01.1 However, fmm all account* that t have read, re- ner" or have we aluinikiwd it as our na¬ •* AGAINKT KIM I t„ .Uiunl lira, which burned steadily, f ledced recently^ iMpresenting both sides and neutral in the contro- ffflveny. alt these incident* dovetail into each other tional anthem? H would seem to the or- diners' observer that in all the |)rn)Kigan ,n . . »»"• , «urad' j.,wninr., h-use r"ki/>a«rt -, ff§$t tnen familiar with jwocedure and policies of tlie We won't iletinte the merits of Irving Dut raw I mm meeting Monday m roam 4.jth«.h1""' ''bf"' sh of giant ; tary; Jim Renrxi. Gai • a »'4« *'' profession—and they certainly must be to hold their Berlin's "God Bless America," hut we do dis¬ » nam# of j Union annex at 7:15 p. m. often and ' j Prof Alberg, recently retirod United Aulines tr, hree separate I 1 /' spcirt plane i»! junior, treasurer, u pute its rights to the- same honors as the ar Detroit *oph».n. Iwt of top-; from North Central College, wilt being sought by sTcognise libel and to realise that no mutter what thr> p int. t«e it their own writing or a contribu¬ national anthem. As yet the "Star Spangled Banner" holds this distinction alone and rung Republican poMibiUtin. | lecture on the story «•» the nativ- ""J™'" ^.n^'Vr^dwd h""t ip- Ho™Gnrl«.k. alumr.. tion. they may be called upon te back It up and should continue to do so. A LITTLE BIT prove it If this enn't be done, they should be able "God Bless America" is a beautifuUsong. final stretch. Also, he has all the j CLERK F.XAMS evening. Eight person* have died , « . . publication of the matter under consider- a* a result of t.h# crash Investi- j to refuse hut it hicks thr solemnity and depth of Independent external requirament# of a stand- j Students mtrrcsted in taking the ard bearer. Detroit Civil Service Commisioon gating the tragedy are coroner' Whjr No Heavier I feel *uie tlwil IVnalli? Herv w lUuOev and Ah in Sarn- Francis Scott Key's soul-stirring picture uf the flag waving "< I er the land of the free and By MARVIN OSKORN might win ncxt time j ,.ttnWt T?'"!; caa ' ^ sSS.^-' •tohn, the mispended editor*, are fully qualified a* the home of the brave." V flnder.br-rti V "id I*1 could have bad t'TVdU,rid' the;™"/™ tiun blahk, r'mmTmra ,diwr ot the hi-- EEfTONS Turkey has Tt'EEIHH HAILleauerl PACT d,n"Er -tar er.nitb Alpha »"<•Chl's«»Thur-b-. coll<-' IVrhaps everybody -can't cover the range, of notes Used in the older song, hut that ^7^ thu year he finally threw the; rn Mrr"1 jr"- „ "tt, 7, *~',r -n"" Apphc.,tarns must be tied w.th pubbcal fro, e to urni,.new finan- ^ mcmbpr> - «hi- ' doesn't keep ihem from trying that the substitution of the "Star Spangled We think Mo tutor, rielriatluu to Wlllkie. j which started the bandwueou rush i Urc' l#' »>* ''.ter than oat agrr^t wim Great Bnwm. 11 h"s br*" r,,eB"d " Lundao .ucsta of the tome ... ■ Banner" for "God Bless America" on a few lhat put Willkie over thr top. So. [ end. public pro grama would Iw a weknme change riven the right break., Vanden-] . ( . . ... —at least for college students who have built beu noeht make the Fade In, LMtVUlg IMT Oil Street ^litf IS A«^™OME«i V lip a terriflle "hate"' for the obvious attempt to syntheaixe patriotism where patriotism has alriady existed. firs^Tara5",,,*«7.r"l«w'"tbeo' Valid, nbrrg took no • popuiki I'.v i Dfttt^erotts c to Drivers, Others rrd Mr,. OTVcil M- We have come to accept the "Star Spangled prue. among hi, veteran party! Mu k„-.: tm. a. ito i.. patron*. Bob Dean colleague. The yron g Mirtugan- . "RSS - ... a h, >hould there will bo o ,h Banner" as a part of our birthright, but We resent "canned" spirit, prepared especially for popular consumption.—The I'wrdwv Kv- of them in order in make their i influence better wit in U« Inner • „y '.^oipbS"- u" "Isur ruanly Tbe engineers "'l? . .., , _ ! knuwn as a dangerous act. Ope: • At Augustana college new rod irooari yt 1 publicar veteran, and . "'.'h ."*•rg .ng u 'V.ndenl. , a c.,t dodr by the dmer\ -cat ,ud lln>pmf ou, ,ron, „ i land, III., there are «A • pair of liiMi got naied for hi* pains: especially j p^ing cur or truck is an equally ollege , music majcrs and 10 F. by the ran.r-longued Oeorgr practice, but l«a> ton- resi- j jors in the college ch It hut * In I U un/y Mose- ot New Ha rp-hire. who j ilJtr.lwll ^gaeo ta it. der I. log derisively labeled him the "Young . Mo. in thi* xtrmmlineci aire of ipted Tuj-jt - * j An a;. roachmg driver, meeting t g«(ting out of p;ir and confuakn hallo* «tl traditions are a ■ ATE.n HU H IN SENATE i 'cWra^ stop 'tm",' ^ m thin* of the And then- again maybe Several years later V a r. den be r ft! gine rally* resorts t® swerving to all re»ponstbUit> fanned \q> vosue more rewnWr.ent (the middle of the road, thus en- ] stepping from a t they're not. \«t?en the word got around that he } dringering other line* 0f traffk* iide if this result In the paet few day# there has i«een an was secreth gunn.ng for Senator; Police officers and safety au- • increasing recurrence of one of tho*# alarm; Cluuks McNary'* scslp as fl K»r j thunticui, agree that alighUng from j ~ ing teiub-iR ics. Too many people are say tug leader. This was patched up, how-ja parked autom»bUe on the >rde- and today, next to McNary, f walk »ide is more conducive to i and writing the peculiarly ugly word cttr, "Xmjw" in pUoi of the U'nutiful word Vandenberg is the biggest-name •; long life than getluag cut on the j Republican in the Senate. Aim.-, j Ureet *ide. true the death of Borah and the If a driver ir.uat lease hi* far SAVE MONEY mm 'aSmixw drcUr? of the agrd Hirim John, en the traffic lane side, the itfest Otfcy Ruder berg. Ciia4> to do 1* to look (or up-' TtAVU ton, Vandenbcrg i» the only real tiling and Rim Denny. Lot orator oa the GOP side. proactung can before opening the ' tpore. *m at the mom HI* oratory »* inclined fa be door. (Sonde probably a reflection of hi* A car travelirg 20 rr.ile* on | many years as an editorial writer hour require* 22 feet of space in which to stop, and the driver i need* an equal distance in which ; tt «*i VoluAiv who real, *T what you say. but I shall rtef—i i igbt ta sap if [ill-College Donee Heads Tm»Shsdmto Work TafindCaumtOf Daaeers Will ! Friend Helps Artist Get Churcii if j-j, Kant Landing; Weekend Ikouming* Entertain At Cello In Fairy > r Wine Party . Home Rober* n Dletwrhc, Lombard, 111.; George W. Handler, Nftw Y^rtt; Experiment* to And the muse Carl R Han sen, Battle Creek; HiKhlighting activities this week-end will be the leakhtrd and ■•A'fcrxhlnf Rifle atUoRece formal with of browning, in rosea, not by stu¬ dents, two are being carried out by florieuiture seniors, Alger Banquet When Cregcr Piat igornky, 'cellist, performs in the col¬ lege auditorium Wednesday, he will use his famous M011- Lee from Lakeland, and Francos tagnanu 'cello which he obtained in a way mora like the old Spring Lake. tl Karelin and kit inf Chorda" playing for dancing a, m. services Sunday. Elliot, Coloma. „ the auditorium tonight. The students wilt conduct their Mucation Vnmrn fairy tales, than real life. The motion r-ieturw. "The lurge insigalaaaf ferahfctg*— experiments with roses growing Wit Perform For six seasons Platigorshy* ' " 1 1 Ming Betty Farmer, who will be in various nutrient solutions, C. had appeared in Boaton while j ,U|T- chr1"' A" will form the bad escorted by John Vanllouten. E. Wildon, associate profeaaor of chairman of the dance, has chosen floriculture, stated. The Orchexin, national dancing on tour. In the courxe of hint ,^mr'7' .T,k", v^r Mrv,ce lhl" w"''k | of the cello, was an apprentice of 5:43 to ft o. m. The flln is * ..... . of the and plant* will organization, and mcmlnrs of annual vinitH he yave a private ; stradivarlu,. world f.mou. vlnl.n voluminous white embroidered , . .... a batiste skirt over black taffeta, and be raised in ir. fertile silicate com¬ pound resembling white sand. Into second year tap-d anclnz recital at the home of one of the - .he I m„dt vlo„nrelloi, 1 ,tnr* °< ,h* of Chrlst member* of the Boston Symphosy and violjllf, ^ hu inItru. lh« "•«*» * 1 will wear a black Jerkin over a which solutions containing differ-; claaaeH of the women's phy« honrd of director,, ord In thla way me-(, an Kaic0 and extremely i * white blouse. ent types of plant foods will be cal education department, Will mme to know the American quite! valuable. Miss Betty Benjamin, guest of forced. j preti#nt three dances at the 21st 11,* *™ to WIIMti Mallory, Louis Need, publicity chairman, In th,, ftr-t experiment*. Wil- . annua, foo(ha|l bu„ ,n ,h. audl. One day in the autumn of I ft34: Seabkerd and Blade, will be fcen in u teal blue crepe don slated, exrewe, or I) liquid iv i II be worn at the formal fashioned on princess liner nutrients will he tried to «, j torhim. Saturday. Mix An,e while the 'ccllttt was walking} down a London street h guest. His gue Mil* Gloria and a jacket of dull yellow em- what effect they will have dt»! Kuehl, assistant professor of phy- American friend. Both were will I* daneta* in a full broidered with bronzing, as the rose disease is j sical education, will direct the sur-j sequins. pri*cd and pleased as neither knew j d taffeta skirt topped by a ahort- ME HAM HOt'ftK PARTY properly known. Duplicate solu- j dances. the other; was in England. Piati- ! tf-.ed olatk velvet Jeekcl Sue Brodie, Detroit junior, will Friday night Sigma Alpha Ep- gorskky accepted his invitation to \ do an acrobatic and soft shoe dinner, but conversation lagged \ peaker (yIVCS si*°n fralfrnily n 1.1 KTS BWAT: r M SMOMt ONLY klMI MPLS kAPEKS' H. Kb S1TCIIEK/W BROS. "tin, frwm Om HUo T HI lit L.VMU aad Hon J JON KOI It K . xaarrx or raunrofixiKn MARTY VALS 11'K.NSCRICKER ■■OLOUIT I« KY I'ARTNRn' Phi Chi Uvht' >« •' Greetings Hut BUM-I iu 11 Kctoin- LANSING Nit its Spfukrr lrpn A». lonipoaln ptMjrrocxAPim Lihttr Cooperation Bti inrket ...(Mi up Toilet rit'» strveuKs Hcsier, 1.IMI up Hh«h C.kWULVS YLL GIFTS BONED (ORAL GABIES TONrre dancing » till t (kristaai Greeting Cards tLT FIU1ERS 2 WITH YOL'R NAME TO EARL GARDNER and H» AAN» 7M for SSl.OH MMm Yov Selection Now CAMUA 7:.W Jewwtl » TVS rt raw CI eet \oi» friesds at BREAKFAST BOOKS THISCHBSTMAS USION GRILL ABLE SBRVKX—7:15 - MmmIov Thru Sn«ni»y CAMPUS HQK STORE *V! %m-k- 7. law i KnomflA* IATR HRWH .■■tea Cage Fror State Hands Einlit Boxers Kcnilv !<> Elnsli l| In Sei'omI Koiiml iMoiul; SPARTAN SPORTS Ohio Riders 23-3 Defeat RING IK THt| Women to Sponsor Michigan State's polo tear HOLIDAYS I aitain last nijrht i' \V5» 1 Stale News All-Fraternity pi via Hi d'lj lit Fencing Tourney !, as fine "f the top rollo t ink inte irulonr teams in the na ToiirnevTitle Football Honor Roll In Vollevhail Kilt ST TKA M Jack Twist, Sijtma Nu . LR SECOND TEAM Don Itos, Hasparlan p. m. In Ihe women'* gym. Ifmln* Don MrOow, Phi Kappa Tan C Ken And*r«on. Furmllousc The thrco main JtjJttL-QUxMty tm« l*ttg JJuD Diu»- |ji»t IVrlod Spurt Dave laildlaw, I'hl Kappa Tau RK Charles Od«, Alpha Oamma Rho tuie Jean Knl«ht and ra.inthy j practice, succeeded in breaking u>- jur nd-i*nmd contest* fhrd Itinl MncKlchan, 8l|ina Nu . QR Ollbert Ketcham. Delia Chi Uathers, F.lolse Henkel ur.d Klalne | to the seorlna column only afler | mrb nitlrr V*. Bill Dickinson Taken Crown Prom j the second chukker Mttf Ml Ryan v*. John Skorlna Dalcrs Choose Dill Morrison. Deta Kappa llob Ikatye, Hesperian . CM R" Bob Perry, Theta Chi Ralph Norvell. SAP. Andros, Harriet Snyder und la | done. in MM* US pound I .v lr South Campbell Hammond willdirert the | i^unn to. land-.alma Spartan ( Hurt Tire, l.mnbrtu Chi Alpha . FB Loud Merrtler, Alpha Epsllon PI William pcmfil r)M« rmd A Don lawk- 1941 Captain Kappa Kappa Gamma aor. THIRD TEAM •tourney friur nrid" will bo usHisted \jy titfuck were the No*. 1 and members of the men's Norm Spatz and Ci 2i Fred Gib- ! n. Bob Dsiker tit tlw 165 idl diviitk-R. ' Ralph 11 Monro*, lanky aoplio- ority captured the women', t.Fc—Carl Thompaim. Alpha Tau Om»«a fencing team. Today's wlnneru j „nn whn pounded itvitT Irom Farmerahurt, Ind., «'»• int rnmiiriil volleylinll cham¬ C—Hob Nellsen, Phi Chi Alpha will vie for the ctiarn^ion^hip at j jjonjs respectively. tinted captain of thr 1MI ctw. Kp:— Howard Cthman. Kappa Rlpma munlrv Irom al a meetlne of tl»e pionship Thursday night whe i (JH- Al Hansen. Phi Kappa To. Jnhn tit Hal Mltlai Phi Helta Thai, SET Hwwn m « IM pou'ni m«uh Ma— r tltUp tin* in tok- rnptnincy oi the Unlet -• mm CM try received the honor I 1933. tag a npmt wHaotspe in the oper.- Georgia Weldmnn and Kllzidieth ■ HONDKAHLK mention tag washd a-iwV two handed tvutv ltUAfttftg tn ht.< first year of vrtr* Eriltee of the Kappa's and Buth *tiar«. The ftfih two round i slty competition, Monroe figured Hyunhkl of South Campbell led Kbd.~Wam.it t.udy. Ttwl* Chi; Hill Wlbiiu, Immbdn Chi; llnrry «m * rcpetitkm of thr first, with strongly in the Spmtim team score the scoring, each tallying six Yruri, Luinbdtt Clu; Dick I'ohy. Minin.1 Nu. Cpntrro—Jnlin Rlocbmon. Hcpcrinn VIC Levin, A, E PI; Fur- Thr second Knit, also n 155 pewmft ccmtert, in which Hilt Wis*- thi> full, dual meet, placed lie won the Pittsburgh first and sec¬ points. Close behind were Hetty Nonenpreger, Betty Bowser, and Ann Backstrom, who scored five rot Owen. Delta SI*. Hack.-Huntley Jnhmmn. Phi Delta Theto ;»lorry fl.rdner, Delta HE WOULDN'T HINT- nm Ucklrd Maoh Finlan. up- ond, re*i»ectlvrl.v. for the Spar¬ points each for the Kappas. Rl«; Phil Dentun. Theta Chi; Run Munro, PI Kappa Phi; Al Hoov¬ BIT IF IIK DID. WE FEEt. Ml—rr still going strong at thr tans agalrst Indiana and Penn K APPA'S I T AO AT IIAI.P er. Phi Chi Alpha; Hunk Stafwth. Iteto Kappa; Dick Jnnc. Phi Ht'RF. THESE ITEMS WOULD taatrU to be one of thtty equally State, lit the logger meets lie Kappa Plil; Fancry Smith, FarmHnu.e, Art WnlfT, ACPI; Jim Totmb, However, short¬ With Bnckstrom serving the first BE H.N HIS "HINT I.IST" FOB BY matched affair* placed not lower than fourth as 'AOIt; Jack Hlnlop. Atplm Tau Omrito; Ron Cllft. Kappa SI*. a-tenth member. three point*, the Kappa's Jumped ly aftrr thr wsoond round got un- CHRISTMAS. TEI.EPHDNK dbr tiy, Wisttwu. opened with a Something new In cross country to an early lead and were out In front, 7-3, at the end of the first II it Sigma Nu, Phi Tau Place Hurry of right* and lefts thnt runs held ott the campus will »t and hi* arc lownl Sunibi, rh Final standings In the ben tack. while Wsrtiner. on the oth¬ tournament are: first, Kappa Kap¬ Sigma Nus A wept to the Block 2 (TOMORROW) ant fni er hand, shorter and more com- TOTAta t i i t ti pa Gamma: second, South Camp championship. MncKlchan's hard every niirht after I pwrt?? built. leans toward the in¬ bell; third, Sigma Kappa; fourth running and rensationul passing o'clock. For rain t, nmn ntatk side brand of boxing. With these Alpha Omicron PI; fifth, a five wnj made him one of the best all- place. I.ot htm.n he factor* involved, both boxer* I Tw.lr ul tie among Alpha Chi Omega. Wes around backs in the league. 'I I sh>vsred trouble in fathoming the MtHVy low, .ee the Irlrpl «mi. r+u Mary Mayo, Alpha Phi., Alpha X On the other hand, Twist at end PA*« HP mn ctherV deterar, but IVterson, Delta A wealth of good back field ma¬ directory (in.tdc from was the climax type of player. THR MAC KIITII ^tT-Thr rnat sweater has all weal a longer range, managed to land l«tl Fifteen team* competed the Twice he individually won games terial made selections tn this de¬ fluorescent cloth front, Yorkshire knit sleeves and hark, rover) or ask "1 •cweugh blew* t»> «'P the derision. The final bout pairing Chuck partment especially difficult. Al plaid yoke, leather buttons. Matching sleeveless pull- Distance" (dial d). Illinois direction of Tlirlma El worthy, vol- Hansen. Jay Bonk. Hal Mdler. Bob ever. M M per set. r C*lh~-» ..rd Carl Lrvin in the 175 muss- toy hall sports maoa«ej . and Miss Boeder, Huntley, Johnson and Ron pound dsniitkitlon proved to be physic* la bora U i efTect Dorothy Parker of the physical Gift are tlx fine backs who proved the rSoeest match. The opening spedograph, w r PHI TA1I8 PI.AC K TWO Hale. For 3-Mit round ended an g draw. Calkins "weighs" atoms. (education staff. A fast line and brilliAnt defen¬ tough to pass up. sive work combined to bring Phi Night ami Siinibf Kappa Tau into the intramural chnmplonship picture. Coach Don CLASSIFIED Station • to • "Ma )(' McGaw and Dave Laidlaw were, < -all- — Laii-ina the sparkplug* of this fast moving- b 11 Laldluw's defensive work tor*. 4-41 IS. IStf Adrian ■/iM-^gwsnes m eipeclalty vhlle Mc- Ann Arbor Allanta. Ga. $150 Bay City - Bob l>Ktgc ran and passed the Benton Harhnr , for cooler milder bettor taste. ig position, while Bill Morrison gift. Your Swank Elbe-Links are the Buffalo. N. Y. fas top man for Beta Kappa. dad, your older brother or- your last word in cuff fasteners.' Chesterfield is the smoker's cigarette >t»g RKNT Tw bey friend will really appreciate it. It's a fine item for your ho* Cheboygan friend's gift Many colored Cincinnati. 0. BASKETBALL #.",.00 . *6.00 stones. Attractively hosed Detroit Hunt the world over end you cen't find (Continued from Page 1 Dowagiac the equal of Chesterfield'* ri*ht,combination sport All-Amer ill of- ir FRat third of Turkiah and American tob*ccoa...the beat GLOVES AND MITTS reason as CW.. IS 10 (.iRVSl »t.. La nam Grand Haven bb cage coach of the Wolver- i ii tobacco* that grow in eU of Tobeccolend. FOB BALI Grand Rapids i Meanwlnle. State's victory hopes kid 4rr*% il.vN. mo. ka-*ir>kln SA1K Jet whet rr Do yon smoko tho cigartttt *n pre given no aid Friday night by , > Ur«. virktr d Uik. f.rorttr c announcement that Carl Pe- «lfl ll.m. Hrr. arr Aul l.a ml thnn—H,.»rn pi,-km Hilhdale that Satisfies _ troskl. fophoraore tenter from (larr,. (S 1*— Smart tn, m.- h. (Uvn. SI S*. Holland henectady, N. Y.. will be un¬ ik available tonight Petrtttki, a No. Houghton at center or forward, In¬ C Kalamazoo jured his leg in scrimmage. Petroski's absence will put laminviUe. Ky. mitre emphasis on the relief du¬ Maalatce _ — lr ties of center Frank Mekules and forward Dudley Jones. Carl May. Marqnette another Schenectady sophomore, Ci,.,?1 Mooroe —.. 4*1 will also move up u notch. Mt. Pleasant HAS NO KXrtRKNCC Only Bob Morris, senior for¬ Meakegon ward from Grand Rapids, will line NaabvUle. Tcnn. up against Michigan without the experience of having started New York. N. Y. previous engagement with Pfttabergh. Pa. Wolverine* Morris. how proved that two years as ut WAKTKO- Meet i Psalter study to Marty Hutt haven't hurt Part Heron him any by leading State * attack SauH St*. Marie against Kalamazoo. Max Hindman. Joe Gerard, Mel NECKTIES Hi ARROW BOTANY MtCROSSEN mpose the rest of the Unlet. Aggiest them Oqtterbaan will Bob FiUgerekl. KolaMk^, pH row In $1.00 . $1.50 i«as »«} WE GIFT-WRAP AIX GIFTS raexs c* ON YOUR REQt EST LanunjfCdorptite wNttpany vw ttJWMWAki 1|W mm* UUNl •tumi MVRD3 ian*m« »*|i|mt uwk