7, lip. V On Page That MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, Woman Dies """f m,lzo Handles His Cello Like V Violin f\A\ Here I 111 f 1 11 l«rh WHY illicit hxrilciucut. i I 7— vi h If Campus Kni l.iulcI)immur 1 Series Somewhere Piatigorsky tnmaiiio Claims U. S# Strike Musicians 4s His Home Miss Ardcan Good, ID, ofi Fort Wayne, Ind., vocalist | In (.oncerl Appearing at Michigan •State college for the second with an orrhoMtra currently j lime, tJregor Plutignrsky, one playing nt a local danm hail of the greatest living 'cellist*, i«dy hsd I |u,( fi,., „r , nir under Furt waenglW : Of Delta Sigs n S»»on, however; he i*» PIIONE nil in I n ion , j of "lilem- Phi41st chapter willanniversary of Delta Sigma} celebration participate ofin the 7,;,^ Dealers Show ISOX! I I hp mrrn national ! season by git- { organization tonight at Jackson. Sixty-five student member? of! . —T~ Farm > folks "ring." Iwft F> j the local chapter will attend. ae« j 25 alumni. In the ! Severoid ,n Tools Here warmth nd be Prof. A J. J 1 of a trlrphuat Ith Ihrm . . s ~7J,:: I As Lecture Series Extra Wklick Chosen jssss l"rr e your ( hrId¬ As Vocations st inn' plana! Eric Severoid, ace foreign correspondent, will speak in the o most pninla banquet, which will high-; auditorium Feb. 0 as an extra lecture aeries feature .accnrd- Chairman west Sundi)i lunder's Day activities in j jn(f to 3 g Crowe, chairman of the student lecture series RKOWi ant It Belknap natinnal i ''"mmlttce. Sevemid's program has been arranged in con- night aflrr I it ot 'he iraternity and a I ncctlon with Farmers' Week * For ralrn m e of Michigan Stale m ; as a posailtle means of alle-1 *T fa I I n l.ot hsow n he- I I Horse II speak .in "Tlie Fuii.re ot • viating rrowdeil attendance 1 vCWS Joins UaC at[ I1TCW»JUIII« Uas^s r the Irlrphim ^rL"pCa™nn„le',hH Pro"ram arhetlulcl for 'Opinion Poll yr(inside (rwl or ask "las* ihnwp^V.pic""®' "forty-rne i "Ceroid, fi.mier chief of CB8 I "er (dial it). ot Fraternity A. 1.we- 1 ,,,rTl*" eorreapondenl. in Eurntw|_ XI«: M.thafwi ' Stale Student Opine yl ' Five-Kilowatt Output Is Fml • ^**£*2rv:;;'«£ TLTJ'Z Claudy - Harbor .£ Of Slalom's Growing •' - ^ Pains • enellence of Ihis number, the lec- ll.nl ,N. i V. In less than tw tan •all. 0. WKAR, has reach in conccrnetl. Through growing t 5 sale j J^treT^S u, I'Z M usicians A ZZZ. from other SIlllHV Guests re Orrhtmlra Will Hnlti j*"'. ™ tr-old station is sng now om I i and a change in location, the 19-yei "per- C Reception lac - S ating with the highest watt-* rnahouI age, five kilowatts, that is; or Haven granted to most commercial; Rcversla t stations. ! .J,. Rapids Orators Slate ' t high-quality signal have helped in Ye; Speech Meet Two Men Undergo trical engineering department hod i Z Ag Men Will Speak Ap^m,ectomieH Campus worked with radio. * GETS POWER In 1925 the INCREASE nation acquired | o"!Th!: Al Two Meelingft I Tw0 Mlchit31,8UW ,tudraU a I e ■ d ar WWJ't transmitter und increo.cd , ^present Mich up D. H. Stark. ext I WKAR <* broadcasts rUb, Trnn. Vark, N. V. first 5.C Wlk.IV If . . i ^ nder the W 1 V£h JIJ, \ P'°y -cooled tube. j the transmitter tubes Heat from j building, .upplemented by a heat- "ina unit during severe weather j throughout nch Stark has ar- the meeting* is Streamlining Mkrh- the MSC to Hold Defense Glasses; s h iMenCui(le 3 .100-loot .en-supporting | Cooperative Serv- uunng the past year, Students Won't la- Eligible „i(ili Mrr| ~ r^.a n- ? "Effect of the European War Classes for national defer.se t Schools tn the southern Mich - i uv- ; and our Rational Defense Pro- cy i gram on Michigan Agriculture" mH>y Dve r- j will be the topic which Prof. R. •worker* are Michigan State col¬ in ; V. Gunn. of the agricultural econ- lege, University of Mich.sen. Uni- | varsity of Detroit. Way ne umver- ; !■ T«hf not Iw published if he so deaires, but this must Is. ,^1 ow.axit* of A nm w Cks ft MWktoaa fled. Unsigned, anonymou* letter* art coahigned i , ,^1 G**d»0*e* inaNiaa waste basket without reading. If ShoiM Be Pan Utters should lie short, not over 200 words maximum Mltli the week Iwforc hi* Caribbean .sSSsS"11 urn Pkaoe MlwM Offlte— The student-faculty coffee hour in the 1 mo. m i ww a series of private conferences The State News reserves the right to edit all loiters.! . anawHt««. -«■ tress, w-v. Ever nine* Mortar Hoard originated them in connection'with hi* pirns Utters arei»uWished at the discretion of tha editors. Sinepl Gtwhaata Manaacr David H. TVfft three year* ago, these nffhira haw been at¬ for the new Congress. Hi them he disclosed that he I* doing contrary to popular lielicf, a paper assume* responsibility! Manaamg Editor Jack C. Blnetoir tended bjr a much larger number c( atudenta • tot of thinking along two for whatever it publishes, regardless of the author, letteigi than faculty member*. The president pension figure, but made mentioned it clear must meet certain qualifications to merit puhlicMti«.r I Oacnlty Ad*toiir —Ralph Norman Hy inviting department heads to pour and that he was ready to gt They must pertain to a subject of sufficient im|)ortant»| rotating thla social function every 10 «s congress was willing and ex¬ to be of general reader interest and to warrant, using theL council, sponsor* of this pressed the hope that spare they will consume, they must be sensible ami r-vl 1 Ubrtor Blair Is HUmhI minute*, Student week's coffee hour, should accomplish two not be "niggardly" H«f declared snnable, and must not las intended to secure only privity! that a federal old-age pension B? It Isn't often that college students be- thing*—a larger attendance of faculty mem¬ gain. All statements they contain must fx. capable of] system was the soundest invest¬ m coaee sentimental. ber* and an atmosphere of Informality. ment the country could mi proof. . ft; But last week, when It was announced that With those element! assured, and with Insure domestic stability. [& Dr. W. L. Blair, a**oriate professor of Kng- good student attendance, the coffee hour By Siil i ||l Hah, will not return t > M.8.0. until neat fall ought to go far in carrying out its original Tw^rrrr * ^ Bsani»E K because the illness which he is lighting hu< criticism of Ihc moguls of the so¬ purpose of increasing friendship among stu¬ dent* and faculty. cial security board who have so vigorously opposed liberalization of the law. He deetorrd that they London Gets Heaviest Rak In the year* that he has taught at Michi¬ Nazis Lose Ship Off Cuba have been a big obstruction U» re¬ gan State. Doctor Blair has gained an envi¬ form and that the time had come able popularity among his students. to overrule them. It was slgnlfle- Hie pride he take* in hi* authority on churchwarden's accounts, his classroom by convincing youth "Vw :!nd I After 48 hours of quiet over the week-end, German that it doea have a .stake and n { j ^ rocreding independently, j cm returned Sunday nitfht to give London one of her *cv quip*, and his drama courses which mam- future in the existing system, TI»e ext poundings of the air siege. student* register in just because he's teach¬ ing. litem have all become familiar to a largj Around the htetory of Germany and other j count Tien which have fallen un- der the heel of totalitarian win : •: Since Jan. ). led. law became . . . when the j operative,! Saturday and early a;plicntion* tor om-age , ^ W()Wg on gtef?| pjants Sunday the R.A.F. struck nUffiUr of students and alumni. The Alpha Zeta Wolverine provet thl*, and the United fltn'rs J*1hfl^ui^n v^^Vfor f, ! tho German Rhine ix»rt of post. ThL* latent develop Editor's Desk ture will lie taken nt 7 p. m. In Little theater. There will be a meeting of the % problrm.** Tlis W"h ! pre.ldent Indicated that hs i Jv,,h lh<1 o.ms.ooo psid ffk-uh. Dussridorf and German chaff- j ln ' ncl ports, the British high (rmy rh|tf Mftr,ha| j With Jsrk C. Sinclair chapter ; ni in the chap¬ had m. iwrtlcular rr"«ram i„ '"mp lum jlalma to .urvivnr., rommand claimed In whu' irny lh()Ulihl (n ^ nimtnu ,.l We'iv Already In (he Wsr ter room, Ar holt. nalnd. In fart, he mkrt! tor «is- 'he total »M-ag«' ou"?» have (a-cn rrlaliatlon f..r ths.* n^am of the Italian gestiona and tdcax. But he rmpha- j'"r i* around IzSsMtO.WH) The | rald, lh, ocfmnn hnmhtngs Btin- Wllh ww q,,,,,,, rvace-ScekinR orgunizatfc CHORI'S— Mirtt that 1.0 was thinking m "Vorage pon.lon >. »M a mordh., day rW, ..id to hsvs roach- d„wn to ^ o( A# licked. The chorus will hold a rehearsal lorms bnlh ut tralnlrg and nf Jnto.! ,n J]" r"nl"*• ""J**1| ed an inlonsffy offu.d to 't1' prrmicr Mu-aolini him The United Sh.tr* la in I ar and has been at 7:IS p. m. Tuesday In the Music and that the plan he would wnd j of plaiinj l.nno.nno old.lfr. | ,mn,h,n, atlark» <.n Coventry., t.lkBn over diracliori ny persons realize to congres# would he butted on jon federal jjensions witnin a Birmingham, and other major \ i.-l .Strengthens Itself lw»i»f there brent any American son# husbands getting killed, but. wc' these two obieetlvet. He also indicated that he ex* i yeir 1 BOMB* CUT OUTPUT • . I English cities within the past few weeks. j Washington, conflclcn'i .l dii adopting a plait of listed membership. j DAIRY CLUB— wtes j BLOCKADE-RUNNER IS SUNK jj serious mMtic reports from w, i it Just the same. l-ected the program would run in- j Confidential military * t ireat | Well within neutral American Independent Student association ha* taken We swapped 50 destroyers to Great Ilrltaln for Dairy club will meet at 7:30 p. m to big moftey in order to be really I of Nazi bombing damage unrest nmoi a step which will strengthen it considerably. seme spare to build naval bases. j They were too today,Dairy 205 Dairy building, roomclub and dairy Judging effective, but that he considered j Britain are that Britbh i itrial j waters, the Nazi freighter inder- j people, it was reveal old and decreet for us, s«» we didn't want 'em any such an expenditure infinitely I production has fallen off Likewise the rejection of a dues requirement r>j j team pictures will be taken imme- more productive than spending i j or cent, more: Ihtt the world's greatest sea t>o waa wise articn. tejy after the meeting, money for relief. I Whn, thh (a „ ,nunl< was glad to get them. Existence of an organ!tut ion to which men and women without fraternity or sorority I'. 8. Gives Plants to England H,»«T ci.t nl MANIS PCNSION DM IKKIN the out,sit of BM'txh plti, We've made arrantemrnt* now to ptill a few rab- i • On old-age pensions. Roosevelt j aircraft guns und shell-, »f i* not I Cuban naval affiliation may belong promotes student bit* out of the hat for England as well ns for our-J Hort club plcti cflUcloHrd that he has made up hi* us bad nn pictures of shattered ' Itoosevelt, on unity and helps prevent class distinction. reive* and gl\-e them ltr>t ehance at some of the "on Tuesday, 8:30 p. rlllnd a* to *hut he wants.4 llB | Bristol, Coventry and Southamp- 1 tab cruise, \i However, it would he difficult for a group paper" plane* which constitute such a big part of j theater, iden Is to exrhnnge the existing t-ton would indicate. j vicinity at larking organizational facilities cf social our national defense system of widely divergent state Reason damage to British in- i U. S cruiser, Cuban repfl All along, ever since England entered the war. the contributions to one of uniform ! dust rial production has not been i According fraternities to claim a blanket memlwrship of United''State* has dime everything she could to ifb r federal pensions, beginning at a ' greater is (1) that the British ridio iue«,8ai aH independent student*. That's why the Britain economic aid that will help the English • lower age than the present 65. i more than a year ago began, scat- i ng their plants in small units j l^edced and Inderwuld sr membership cant system that is planned is win the wav. a good thing. It will enable I. 8. A. to actu¬ Militarily, we're still nut of it. We haven't sent j ally instead of theoretically represent a any of our troops to tight with Brtlhh Tominic* and none i battlechips have become mixed up in any sea j LETTERS definite group. scraps—at least up to la-t night they hadn't j Because I. 8. A. offers to all unaffiliated But economically, we're lined up with Britain m I To the Editor students a pr> gram of sports and social and To tne Editor: political activities similar to those sponsor.*! M»v Not Go Anv Farther Recent editor by campus Greeks, dues would Iw an unfnir question, were barrier. fo now that a good memlx rship system infer of the speech de- senttmer.tt on the problem. ha* l1. action which lias been delayed ill be an exchange of'and provide transportation to an since the beginning of fall term. g those attending the! -'ll-collegc formal party, he could also afford a 30-cent corsage Well. • • f ■ \ that corsage may be the "straw reward A penes who wnwe • letirr te * ■that broke the camel's back," as Women's League will!1*1 ** an extra expense, and, be- • grcstmeti know ur know this, and if wo keep re- i ntyyting. Wydiw*t.v.: '«"• ,h« »*»>»•» «•>»«» TOt» H L • n ir . . minding Congee * men that economic irvolveroent. p m . In the following |m " to $1S!S' W ""1"' What n if n#llU If ll/l I .itlVS in Europe*. battle «» an f-i a, we want U> go. may- ic Union annex* Art 4';will always haxe those wc*. ?Stop . c* r- e»_t • State Police- m be theri wr can avoid the bhxxBhcd Thjll* *h4t we really mean now when we talk U. publicity, 7; mem- j f^_ hwav* . radio, 103; st Such in the warning flashed at you front abrut keeping nut of war. th« fender light of a poking car a* you NYA la Helping Nation drive down the highway. You pull ever to A more hastening tufeject u the good work the the curb and a atate police officer approaches National Youth Adminustraticm ** doing in Miehi- ; your cur throughout the nation. Mi. goin, greeting^* -Where dy. think ycr to a fircr but a polite request to CX- 1UH1, ,n„wir.g how NYA snd CCC lire ttif New, •mine your < pernor's license. What f'4- tv«l rresnirei t>e-t liked hy rtudenu. S»id Ihst IIMOC- tows is not an angry trracir. tmt a courteous Acroitling 10 « i»rwt news report, tso.uoo rol- with sanding (tow* and forceful Uvture on the danger you arc '**' »»<"»•"«» toreu*h<«u the country „re helping rs dared not. We a HMOC. liter* to fellow ntiaens by driving on the wro-.g ... ... . ^-ucalwj to NYA sank. MMitgs* .,;>«» 4 141, "I Uiem This ><«le- monthly sllulment *e a campus leodor, TIE aide of a yellow line marking a curve or hdl. .. „iuoe „d „ „ l(ltlll „f »**««, y«,tv Or perhaps he gives yv^l a violation. or ton amount. M S C set. JIS.SIJ s year or rile paslilor, on ihb campus have I CASES ticket, mfermirg you that one headlight is Mats monthly, la pay IN NYA students was*, """ »— Student-faculty coffee lioOr will ] mnr.ee than out, or a tail-light is not t>uming. He tells rsngVi* (rum no t« 450 • month Iw held In I he mixtd lounge nr rv,„ !tl, average student When so XBO ^*t* More Than Others you that when it is no fine If you return | r~ .. repaired, there will tie the ticket to the state el 75in.NYA has A,b'«• to""3 students.hatAlms snd Obvet hs, »5, Central U. Muhigsn Stair Stsu >Mil\ > the union from 4 to 5:15 f, ro Westnesday. . ,..anj. 0f u, os;rk here at seho I aorse luck.'-«y. interest on t"Trowed monee. let- keep our cx- ' For More Fun Out«(Ufc Chew Dthciees pan -AMgniran (iwx.Krwa- ■ „ , minimum Such action by Mate polo* gw t far in pn- .uetman is more than double Use money slloted to Mo. J-nel Rteenbei g. M S C. i About the ban. If Student coun- Venting traffic accidents But it* total effect ihc cthrr four cnlletcs combined delegate In the Pan-American rl mega, „ ff,.|y, p p, restrs.nl NYA has been expsmimg its progrom (or wm- to greatly reduced by inadequate legislation. Stole police tan do their good work on -tale htokwacs but what about the cities' „ rf" *** ***•" "tr- 001 h* t,;e c,ue* . f """"- ««> Th"'' natamal lout ol American ot It wed M on NYA man WO,mm '•••"< »"> <"* youths between the sees payroll, now numbers mn„ ] Included In thu total are 114 00(1 Students' rtmgre-. to be held a« „f prirale property rights snd pos- CMivet n,liege Ore. li snd 15. has ,.b|y unenforceable announced that other students may 1, turn officer* specify, when selling attend Person, plarnlng to attend j their debet*, thai tseen are not However, it DOUBLEMINT m w* may secure nemaary ^formation j tl, he worn al the party, thai it gMtoker of can with only one hend'lamp yuuna wvffw, Who ire studying mining and per- by raUmg Msss Rnaenbarg. 4-1710C. j eshireenbie. If the purchaser yefiow lane line*. Notice WKAR iterntnes By Btkliit Opfatkm Svewjv YW to Honor Highlights portunity to determine when- they,^ would like to go to clo Collegian* the nation over believe the NYA and CCC to nounced Prof. C. L. All lie moat, worthy of oontinnatKe of all Now Deel meaaure.. retI' win I IphiKapphPWHwM according to a aurvey juat completed by Student Opinion Students From Lilted a» of special current in¬ engineering department. However, this plan uffectk only *• Ifrfewony TowIgW, Surveys of Amerlea, of which the State News is a member. terest among Tuesday's programs Michigan State college t ractlclpJL tla ( tig I Till Ha** Banqaet Polling a of the entire United Foreign Lands is that of CurncI Hampton and Burdet'e Stnitipley, "How It's engineers who will enroll m. tjte, propored short course, "Sod* (or inminrt'mcnt ha* been States college enrollment, in¬ IJamnimtxAduiirC Annual Fireside Chocolate hon¬ Done in Business." Today at 2:30 Engineers." o'ft* , „f initiation for three oring foreign students at M. S. C. Choice between instructrdh IIlfUrn.1 Phi Lambda Tau, terviewers learned that (1) the opportunities it has created Renuty of Snow will be held during Y. W. C. A. night a week for a six or eiglit > week period or a three-day con- On MSC f.nmpnx , .»r>Sitw, I for youth under CCC and NYA general meeting Wednesday- liusines* for 50 years, and is in | ference the tatter part of Janu-^4 : and (2) the security it has brought Henry Simons, Panama student, ' onuihilitjl I to the unfortunate aged ore the Although students may not and Eileen Taylor from South nn executive position in an agen- jury may be made. ,.§1. .rIfttfTil ' have realized the beauty of tho cy einm-Mired for the purpose of Africa, will speak on Christmas improving conditions between the! campus during the recent snow storms, it was readily apparent customs in those countries. various businesses of Lansing, j NEWS ZJ .*4$ n|>ortane»l perty Saturday wt for Thursday at 7:15! fhe WPA nrd AAA, the poll to two distinguished visitors last Present and former advisory well as between business ar.<* (Continued from Pag' , usinii thai con ly private | ; day night. at the Hunt Kited .hop at 5:45 p. by Dr. and Mrs. D. S. Crawford £,,, fnllnwlni the initiation m will precede the mcctmu. lh' "dmlnb- of Hawaii. discourse Wednesday at 3:15 p rn. ' topics of mary major conferonccs . apahle dinner at Hunt',. , a Olfta will be brought to he sent I a Phi, adit' preelde. thl. ihl. .trk, m eluded will he: Dean Marie « D.ve | sarctioned Uncle Sam's assump- Bessey. Dr. Crawford had at¬ Evelyn Davis is in charge of I of the I) Hill of fan* managr- t ^ - and Ml.. Jeanette l.ee ol j tiiui of social guardianship. But tended the meeting of the Asso¬ the program. Committees arc: Ar- rjartinritt It rttalrman of staff; Marian Pugsle; president; < comparison of those figures with Nearly 14,000 workers have left ciation of Lund Grant Colleges lene Sterner and Connie Ceeley,j president; • the survey Just released show# in- WPA roles in Detroit ftir jidw in . Jeanne Fulkerson, vl rranarmente committee. and Universities and interviewed invitations; decorations, Dorothy ! Initiation held Sunday for Lillian | creased concentration of approval private industries in ' was Judy Crozier, treamj ; expanding year the joelety award, professors for the yearly exchange Hitchcock; Betty Wlrth, Dorothy I •he Isst 90 days, statk W*»A " t to rnrh high nchoo! in Shirley Freeman, East Lansing Austin, secretary. Mai ret White, j on CCC. NYA and social security of instructors which is practiced Horn, Jacqueline Thomas, Judy j sophomore; Vera Denner, Sod us sophomore board,. Betty Stauffer, Following are the pcrccntagfwj A, n C. and D from whleh by the Hawaiian university. Hall, Kay Foster, Barbara Lee i sophomore; Eloise Fox, Jackson freshrnnn board; Jean Wldtck, As the most successful agencies ,he*i miking freehmon ha. The fottr honor freahmen Junior, Dorothy llitehrnek. Royal Student council; Barbara Boucher, that should be continued— will be gue.ita Oak sophomore; and Ethel Quinn, gift shop; Myrtlce Schmidlin. pub¬ Siatir F.imIh llcr Viuil an year, ago Detroit Junior. Today April MF.F.T YOUR FRIENDS AT licity; and Marion Kttslschkt*. Mar¬ dinner. Jane Blair, Detroit Junior: Jean CCC was mention¬ Willi Drun Conrad Initiut- ion Durst, and Stella Relmwe* 20% BREAKFAST week, six men were ed by 25% Kesrel, East Landing freshman; Alpha Phi Omega. Thny NYA was mention- Dr. Agnes Conrad! psychiatrist, William Konde, Dearliorht Shirley Gage. Grand Rapids jun¬ has returned to her home in New ior, Phylll* Trcse. Port Htiron Social security was York city after spending five-day* sophomore; and Anne Bntlorff. last week with her sister, Miss Louisville, Ky;. freshman, were Elisabeth Conrad, Denr. of Wo¬ pledged Friday. ALPHA CHI men at her home on Faculty row. UNION GRILL was A joint initiation and banque given .Saturday at Hunt s will TABLE SERVICE—7:15 - 9:00 Monday Thru Saturday recently initiated into Phi xia Tsu: Gardiner S. Eld- the Alpha Beta chapter from thi Beulah: Lawrence German, University of Michigan. idotte; Dunne Hart, Baet Tain- Lawre*.ce German, Wyandot ti Jamm Lamb, Plnckney, d Williams, Ionia; and Rob- initiated into the Alpha * Upsiloi under! u-h, Detroit. chapter at M.SC ,wcre Stanley Arthurs, Niagara Falls, N, Y alters AddraM m. Math Men ient members and mathematics depart- of the chem- GIFT GUIDE Overhoit, Wllliamsto sathered at two meetings Ivan G Rice Wt ire; rx'vz'zxwz'GX'zx* SHOP SIFTING caist.ri;ns CHINESE GIFTS tu take nn me phutor.raphii • Different supplies • IliMilif'tive cameras • Delightful tnd. If you muot know MI S S OR I-AIlllS • Inexpensive FIGURE SKATES wKAK 86.S0 ami S1T.50 ied from Page 1) I ■ ski B.s.1. • «kl« . i t LXpert SkAte SharpeniRg students who plan rteid of unceri radio. 'Eight are now'em-. I'll Tl RES WO><; CHINESE NEUMODE LARRAKF.E'S >er Michigan station*. ART SHOP HOSIERY SHOP SPORT SHOP Coleman, director, ♦AMKRA blowing staff: L. D. tu S. fVaahhwUm »r Jdtictlcm manager: SHOP '"•ver. chief engineer; 2i J. 3k it ii m< i> A, i v, technician; John hn Isatala, Emerson -id Cola, George Fra- ' Forrest Owen. Bat- SUGGESTIONS ■""'•r. Paul Ritts, Eait •» •r. Jack Caila*Ji.in. "(iphomore, and Ed- SWAM JEWELRY STORE slutiunerx Detroit sophomore. K«y ( bain Set- I2~Mm-.I1 Aluminum Ron Is Pietlirem I ameran Watrh Rands S2.2.VM.T-. Ump* :.«c.M.7*. rirttire triune* l.hriaima- Guilt Seal Jewelry tt.2S-*3.0f> Military Rata M.00.J5.0O n»i«ni*t Opens Heetln 2(15 M. A. C. rSE OUR LAY-AWAY AVE. PLAN EAST LANSING Lmn Camera Shop farmer* awembled Cold water on the »mg Started in GIVE A WIDE RANGE OF X.WAS GISTS INCLUDING JEWELRY — SCARFS — HONE BOOKS IIANI1KERCHIEFS of all kind* — LINENS ttnd many other atlrartiie and pleaaing MPT ITEMS OXFORD SHOP \ketrtan's (.lot e- «l.0ff Scarfs (ikire AeQvla Clop 1.33. 33* EAST LANSING aaa»* /in ris Ffi (N i/v/Vrwrf All-Amiriran SPARTiMMPORTS An List Fntn hit* j •room Alt-American honnr- pALMTE Sportlines Armther ,btc mention list ha? Included "Davto. Michigan State." on it* BONt fOROFT lift. Only thin time, the N't fell-1 KV«*Y ML NITt JOESIMEK Six Matches News All-Independent Cagcrs Face BY r» hhiivn xrofntine wav \kws seotrr* Roxrrw Will (M v p, MINI KM »T Prnrlirc* Aflor , . . Again Tomorrow Ijw lo Wohw In (omnieiiim R> FI> KtmtFN n« Ron asti* v I A knddrr, but perhaps vviV- „ml«tw»tti Coach Brick Burhan*' all-1 Michigan State basketball touninmcnt | er, it lit Spend it! colloiro Imxing MV team retunte hms RV hfcimon j t(M|(,h f^uhall team. Bill Boyd In the first heavy- ; weight contest of the tournament J It vm Urfrel.v due to the irk "of thc«> two player?, Mangan Wilis I alone with ?ome effectvie ■ bested Phil VanSickle and Bol bfifkfield work by Maurice Rol- Final College Learning the Hard JVay... ■ i Browser bcMrd Jack Hussey it 1 rter. that enabled Ooech Bob Bol- SUGGESTIONS • the 12T pound bnut». Herb Fullc i sterk colorful team to break the 51 de*-i.«*ioned Bill Dickinson and B.l i three-year domination which the J Ryan outpointed John Skorina it j D Z.V organiration had held over | Smkir Al Mangan, Spart 'Dale Meet FOR S L the 145 pound contest^. i this loop Shelberg. the former , t*nce act who saw action ■ 1 .anting Eastern star, was an all- { igsj Olympic* but wdx. hac Gifts ind end. playing greaJ ball i WYin a varsity running r Christmas * Matnicn Await tefense besides being afine ' Xtichigan ,!>fate. finished th blocker and a g«xxt irass receiver • country ae**on b\ breasti - FOR IIIM - - FOR IIKR - 5 Start of Meet CoryeB'a backfield ability and generalship sparked the Lansing tape in the t day. all-college run • new fait Arrow »l»iri« aggregation, which might have in winning the campus Indus. They mine in »mart Kveniny Haft* won the league ehampionshlp had Mangan. who has been *hi white* or good looking pal inns Ikry Chain* the weatherman allowed the cam- bcr one man for the S at - hat* ihe niNsamUnl) Arrow Qgarrllr la*r* Compart* paign to be concluded national nteets. nou collar—■are Miioga cut and S.w* hteltrl* FORNARI RTARS FOR DF.V {••rirrd-Shntnk — fabric *brinl- QfRMrttr lifthlrr* Ihc former DZV> nir miming tir age less than t**v Gel some fit Knivr* Rrarrlrt* Howrvrr were ittll tn the limelight, not be- 23 04 Suuw Attract today. (2 up. Frit Itop Ins rtint mil entirely In f«l |vc,,lse of the cold ne.11 Watrh I harm* Stair Pillow * Pete Fnrnnri. their triple thre.I bHV, kI)ow ,h, r,w ,lBr, hock, wo* the closs of the leasur in Jemson ftel Attention Of Tobarro Ponrhr* Stair Blankrt* Nrrklarr* t ijarrllr t jwr* Fornari could do anything with a - kunethins now in harrier i State Men ARROW SHIRTS I ealher Nolrbook- J.ihn Fabian kept Coach Mavlv Anderson »h.- STATE 0SLLE6E BOOK STORE S iCohn's Kverdreon Manor tn the Third place the | for Coach Bob Phillips* furpris- ment I hek! Friday night, Dec. 5. at ! j ector of the experiment sU As Well an Yl Campus Hand is a Member of A. F. of _ M. i ins Sophies , salle de Tuscan, in Detroit. The for this project. HOT BEEF OR PORK I It was difficult to leave Johnny j tourney was for fencers who have According to Garstka. INSURE SUCCESS The «J SWISS STEAK Young and Alfred Gamble, ends, not competed in AFLA competi- plays a major role in irng. NiUn • Gravy SANDWlCa and hydro-electric power in and Roger Monroe. Dale Kaulitt Um. PoUtaM- Gravy SrIr* w Vegetable and Stan Gunn. backs, off the first v Willi* captured a second in the ; regions of the United Slates i is important in Michigan, w YOUR PARTY Willi SakA ar VagctaW* rOR XKKT wm string selections. Their consistfoil and a third in the epee Fal- Tn. Cafw «r ! Tea. Cat** *r MUk star play throughout the campaign con placed third in the saber. j .precipitation occurs the FOR RALE j around, as part of the mo. available annually. LANSING FEDERATION i . 23c FOR RAIX-RMW ta Srw Mori Citx or tVi.wyKwra R*iln<«ul Urav, FradR.v )!m rt*t IIS W. Call CrtNfT* rnu H»MiWr. at j The University of Minnesota has COffCE rOR SAUC-T«*wA». •»- ss. tSi I opened a class in new method* in of MUSICIANS RON. CwH Asaax WANTED rj CK» wi4VT,^i^r^y,rt**rt ** WANTED—* jN—uwt'n Ua«« Xtnm »*r. Ow» SSM7 Swrtas Ar Ucmt. |U» ta N*t ▼«** »v t •oMtW tnr SI St CAMiPUMWEEMHOP SERVING STATE s SINGE 1903 I»U E. 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