Cagers Top Marquette U®, 25-18 Engineern Serum Inventor Has Is Note Minister Today's WW J-llop H„n,I For Lutherans Campus Big Turnout Win Fourth J For Lecture An Education Is Fraternity Week Aim; If/irfv Nicotine "Ixnik A Ill-nil. No! Straight In , i wnri onl t® b» • tab® alarm. „jrri„ HalWtnk. Il.bk.r4, Hack." killcring Tell* Student* Pledges Say They Get It In By PECK1V TROt T I in* or forgetting to and n scn- nesses the End— and Ben Franklin's Phila¬ Slow Came „ni»r. drrw *®fl® a M atavr* delphia address before they may i ,h, | nion Ikr dbrr night «tn The way to net things done Whv do Ihry cull It Fraternity w"h '•"> "tie "Honorable begin to salaam. They continue Temple Five lo Be , M®nT, pl»c Is to try them, decliired Week? If, still hrlli.ti I they're Invited kiss Mn- to sionately. They eat the salaaming until someone stoop-* Here for Rr>enjje ^ ,1th It In . Perhaps the wildest features of first course of a meal, usually to notice and releases them froth , ittito*. Otltaobrrr r Chniles F. Ketterlnir. General informal initiation today are par¬ s.»up, with a stow shovel, and the praise of Allah. On Momfity Niprfit Ihr amMUtt •' tabarra Motors vice-president In lor games compared with earlier finish off a conglomeration of alt Pledges at Sigma Nu have to bt rn KrTt iirv charge of research, in his talk frat tactics. However, the Greeks the other courses with a potato Michigan State's amazing before a near-capacity crowd in give their own pit-dee the auditorium Thursday evening. TIIE REV WIIIIAM YOUNG Y stillMichigan "n State college campus manage to think up pietur- masher. EAT IN WEIRD WAYS rings. names as they answer. The usual Imsketbnll team came hack to show its wares before the [fir Haiti Ke',taring, making his second lecture course ap|»earance Tlie Rev. William Young, n4w ot Lutheran .Indent minister, will be rsquc Arabian Incantations for I'M*** «° memorlte while ehnk- The pledges eat in unison at process of sitting backwards on Delta Sigma Phi. Members tie chairs while eating with kitchen No pledge home folks for the first time finally pulled the Michigan State, warned against installed o. I. ing down an elnbornte diet of the wrists of three "neophytes" to utensils is followed. in lf>4l Friday night and although [ somr joker "r that cap* the climax on a long "steering by looking out the rear « t ■> j ... Sunday, at (he Ma«.nlr *« ^ „n(, „rmlnd, a broom handle in front of them, uses the front stairs. •he result wasn't sensational, the temple on .114 MAC. at n regular mlsw) wilh Theta Chi pledges carry a piece at lecture and concert window," urging students to think which slightly hampers the usual Spartans registered their fourth in the auditorium. about the future, not the past ice lo be held al 11:00 a. rtl. At the Beta Kappa house the procedure. of string in their pockets for the straight victory. 25 to 18. at l.he Lung accustomed to luftwnfTc "After all," he explained, "that's The president of the Michigan members hove a stuffed deer head Kappa Sig pledges wear mops purpose of explaining to inquisi¬ "xpenne of Marquette university!'' * ,»f paper airplanes from the where, we're going to spend the District of the American Lutherlm named Matilda. When pledges on their heads and eat peas with tive actives Just how long a piere Failing to hit the torrid pace ches of the auditorium, lives." MINISTER—Page 2 make a false move, such as smil- light bulbs. When they smile, they of string realty is. They carry gum rest of our that marked their whirlwind swing and any poputur brand of fifteen- patrons at the Ketter- are requested to wipe the smile IIERItlE KAY ASKS NEW UOUR8E cent cigarettes for the benefit of through the east, the Spartans nev¬ p Thursday night settled off on the floor of the pledges' ertheless flushed an early la«t-half elv when they saw that programs were being passed "We should have a course in Herbie.Kny and his orchestra, 'Futuristics' as well as History," *1to played for the 1038 J-llop. Interview With Kettering club room, the coal bin. A study members, ar.d are not allowed to period from seven to eight is con¬ drive which after they produced the victory had left the fkv»r trail¬ he continued.. "Nobody takes ducted each evening and every hove been signed for the Engin¬ ing at 13-9. Shows His informality much notice of new things because pledge is a member of the health [ They relaxed too soon, however, eer's boll, scheduled for Friday. they are more engrossed In the club which does regular exercises The big fireworks are slated for r ur daunted by the lack of air- Jan. 24, in the Auditorium. The Jen limn flcldhoose Monday night plane material, feme band features Vocalists Ellen Con¬ past." According to Kettering, It is this "rear-view" attitude that when Temple's Owl*, smarting UNDERGO SACRIFICE* resourceful gallery- nor and Ken Nealy. hinders acceptance of new inven¬ By Sid I .«■vv from the 37-35 de'/ it handed them The Delta Chi pledges can't ite released a model Tickets for the party, third for¬ tions. "We don't see how our an¬ Charles "Hues" Kettering, who refuse* to call himself a smoke, or speak to girls, and rut plane over their . Skaters Can Find Opportunity "science for science's sake"! thing five or «i* yrnr. ago. long them. Once admitted, they give Tieket Sales is merely the self-centered I tional ,hpy 'bated talking '"-'"re defcm ' the "Bn» ot na- the date, time of day, yeur they iircstnne Clans For Sport At Many Kinks work of "temperamental" ntl- A tall, homely man, Kettering, of eyes, Tickets for the only all-college hereditary weak¬ all-girl big formul of the year, the hich benefits only them- of tho highest paid automotive 111 one kritwc class were ihtsrhrd when j My Ken Kuhn executives in the world, might he noon today at- the Union desk, and huge General Motors • »i ihr imti la lb* Ha,, an-j |f it's a pair of skates anil a classy pond yon want, you Luke I/nilso or the Swiss Alps (n accomplish your les In Detroit, ^'hich lie a mid-western small town But when he business his B and G Alters in dormitories and xororities, Jean .4 tbat 4 Ihr 4r,r*l aa ,alir4 »bll» .oil hat iba iminriar «a don't need Ihr ramau. ha bmn la rail hrr pan-art nvr ant l'»n*>so. satisfy enthusiasts urges, 1 preparation of icp skating ' partmrr vice-president in charge ch. 30 per |?nt of the do- »rk is d I to c easy, friendly manner, the listener readily recognizes tho intellect and personality which produced many Nine Buildings tounced this morning. The Spinster Spin, begun eat- as an annual affair undei lavt rly in tho told the la r p O. M. Board. I Ihr loarOi namr aa I facilities i on the campus, in I.Hiisinir and Kast Lansing, Comstoek, IfOO Princeton street another 30 per cent is concerned of the greatest modern automotive Over Holidays ponsorship of Spartan Women's league, Mortur and Tow- with advanced engineering, while Guar near the School for the Blind; "JUST CAME TO VISIT" 1 '"V"? '"J"' 4ntl nt I'"ko Iranaind has been Sycamore. 1521 South Pennsyl¬ srienrc," he said. the remaining 40 per cent Is "pure Kettering will not tolerate be¬ F.xtensivo alterations were com¬ pleted in nine campus buildings toy night, Jan. 17, in the Un »par l»iw,4» * " * undertaken, n survey reveals. vania; atul Oak, located in Oak HH IOW OWN IDEAS ing called, a lecturer. "I Just this week, Ray Brennan, B and , ) Under the direction ot Albert There at the laboratories an In¬ came out here to visit wilh ye^," O building inspector, said Friday park on East Saginaw street across »- a • « ^ • I Amiss, athl Vic groundak^eper, a dividual resenrcher who hits upon he said. He has to turn down Most of the operations began dur¬ , STAGE OFFENSIVE Ik \ 11 K iL"biggct* and better" skating rink from the Motor Wheel rorponrtion. something worthwhile is allow ft about 500 invitation* to "visit" ing the Christmas holidays, he | The second half was a different br.nR proporrd fo|, ro,jrKijl!r • storv. however State left' it« de- Despite the handicap of a blan* with various groups each year, he said. S skaters directly behind the field- That Kettering prefers to Hundreds of rats took possess¬ fensive shell and went int.. Mar- Music Free Of WILL GIVE PROTECTION ket of light snow, skaters report that nearly perfect Ice is provid¬ Kette depart- say speak extemp ion of the newly-completed ani¬ ; i qtiette territory after the ball At- mal experiment building across I ter IU unsuccessful shot* at the Feud Worries The site was changer! this year ing the best Lake Lansing skating In years on Virtually the en- bo no myth foi the river. ony, The former rodent oon- remodeled, was occupied by ; basket the Spartans flnullv got the WKAIt is an education-1,n 0lTnrtl •n0"' the C.A.A. laboratory and the cam- and no; rommarrtal In 1Ihr wintry blast, thai whlp- oth . and | k«'P* th' Public fo o Michigan State student, 1 t^t around last yrnr « lornlion. on | ply Iwchuw the; * affected by the t . I the parade grounds south of the The warming cabin off. Before the coming of In the Union, the north the slate floor at entrance was taken up lt%wKtTlt\l I.—P»xe —r**^— al llollaml Declares wn Red Cedar. nran Society of C has also been moved to the new w last week, the lake attracted and rclaid, and steel stairs were site. It is on this ice that the third ldreds of enthusiasts. Approxi- j he said, is the Diesel engine which lely six inches of Ice reported has been In existence for some 40 Influenza Cases erected in the tservice entrance. Alterations were also made in the Dissension Is 'Drimndless/lint 1 the tei dean of men's office. but, until recently developed leman, director or radio, j yesterday that a letter : The city »th< activities. of East Lansing has years and improved' by O. M , was not used widely in transportation. Ex¬ Not Increasing Number of Influenza coses on >airs on the roof of the audi¬ torium were completed; channel Proof Lies In I lie Plants nc Buck, president of iron door frames were installed in made tentative plans for prepar¬ periments carried on In the Detroit e Michigan Stntc college campus Bill Barclay the Anatomy building and V©'. Tlrl.is far the Blar Kry-Est- ing two hkoting rinks in the city, laboratories to lessen heat wear not increasing depite much Controversy between soilless culture of plants in chemical Irsllhur tapping danrr laalfht on sale al Ikr I'nhm 4rsk officials announced. Snow is al¬ ready being cleared from one site College to Im» Host in Diesel pistons resulted In im¬ provements which have saved the mment to the contrary. Dr. C. F. alland director of the health placed in the entrance to the solution anil the time-honnreil methods of plant growth To Fruit Growers c-hemicat engineering laboratory looms up again ns'thri-e M.S.C. floriculture majors. Al Gold, today and al the Audi- at the Valley Court playgrounds, public millions of dollars and rvico, stated today. ner, Dearborn, James Bull. Detrit, and John S|XM>n«r. Mor, Olds hall. tt was revealed, and flooding ope¬ brought practical Diesel-powered Although oil hospital beds are Buildings und Grounds repair¬ rations were scheduled to begin Michigan fruit trucks to American highways, he filled und patients are being put men also began to remodel the end. begin work in the horti-*'~*~ -* " meet in the horticu' Jan. 13-17 for the innual Fru.l! P°,mra oul »d in dormitorie and room- rmer food storage room of Wll- culture greenhouse on a proi- Vsriou, complicated solution, of serving educational I the , Growers' conference according to.J FORESAW houses, Holland emphasized ims hall, women's dormitory, as ert to raise sweet peas, car- "»«• "> <»'c "peronmu, often re ot charge and saw R. E. Marshall, pro! ssor of pom- As fu that the condition arises from the smoking room, ar.d to make al¬ nations, chrysanthemums, wl,h "" " 1 * 10 chemic*. FOUR ARE READY clogy in charge of th time required for convalescence rather than from a growth of the terations mens' in the old gym for a room. Doors in Ag hall asters, sort other cut lower, with- £mS '.'T*J" Twenty staff mem the the rulU bed* higan State song is ; equipped with locks und Four Lansing rinks are already departments in the Soilmt'ii lVodure epidemic. were tilless culture of cut flowers' .lly n the networks, a available for skating and .addi¬ division will speak t< ore than Anne Hamilton, applied sci- soon replace present meth-1 free to use all tun tional facilities were promised late 125 fruit growers. Feature of the Movie on Crop* ice Junior from Grand Rapids, Al Goldner predicted. gh BMI has offered the n State station use of its yesterday by the recreation depart¬ ment. More of the city's parks will conference will be the operation ' an imaginary orchard in mid- The soils department, conperat- as operated on for an emergency appendectomy Thursday night. 316 Register In swer of Prof. G< be flooded if the cold weather inter. ing with the Farmer's and Manu- Hospital authorities reported her plants hek by infertile •r payment of $1.00, Cole- decided not to sign the j holds out, officials said. The four Dr. John U. Ruef, extension | facturcr'g Sugar Beet association condition as excellent Short Courses | grovel from ear by pit*, thus »n- Reason is that such act-1 sites now open ore Bancroft, locat- imologist of Pennsylvania State has completed a motion picture, sill ing prop aeration. Sine© the | dlege will be one of the guest "Soil Fertility and Crop Re- Registering a decline ot 69 stu¬ plant is tt cause ASCAP to insist' rd ot the foot of Otto street in s. same winter .term of 1940 , roct. ! Bancroft park in north Lansing; speakers. He will illustrate the j spor.ee." The picture will be dent! from enrollment for the ite | solutions, the ei f a new technique in replen- shown several times during Farm* Flu Hits Five From short course i / eight weeks winter session totalled f tlT*\ constant dUcussioi { soil fertility in orchards. | ers' Week. 116 yesterday, Director R. W the 1 Home Ec Faculty Tcnny announced. raising their ; WILL SHOW POSSIBILITIES w31 nrlor flip W ire Hort Assistant Wants to Aid Current- influenza epidemic has Thirty-three taken five staff members from re¬ are in their second sixteen weeks gular duties in the Home Econ¬ course, of these student* and 02 are completing egetables 1n the cloth Wildon stated. "Chemi plar /„! Although the experiments throw light on mercial use of the possible com¬ the process, they Her Comixttriots In Austria omics division, Dean Marie Dye their first sixteen weeks. Twenty- said yesterday. five are registered in the NY A culture has backfired somewhat," because only flor¬ wilt aLo reveal certain possibili¬ ties for controlling mineral con¬ in the Kellogg ists well trained in chemistry and piant-raisang. A technical assistant and research assistant in horticulture Miss Elizabeth Wahlbert, course, and 06 tent in ordinary plant requirements are skillful Similar experiments have been at Michigan State is carrying on an individual project to aid charge courses. of home management enough to carry on the process." carried on by horticulture stu- The remainder ore divided be¬ house No. 6, was admitted to Spar friends in Europe to come to the United States. tween ag, dairy production and Miss Erma Felber, a native Austrian, lived in Vienna until row hospital Thursday, but her ^ t j dent* in the past. a> well sz by condition is not described as serl manufacture, poultry, ag engineer¬ Debaters Give PTA tother coll*8* departments. two and a half years ago.' ing, commercial fruit production, floriculture, forestry, and general Shortly after the German Other staff members ill at their Demonstration Caapis union with Austria she came respective homes include: Irma Gross, professor of Michigan State students put < to the United States, bringing Three Ag Men Are MUt Felber articles with her. worked at the Univer- Through her sale of these treas- ires. Miss felber Is and Mrs. Lois Hays, instructors On Beet Program about 200 members of the Oak-; leigh Parent-Teachers' association ilntii untU last July, foods and nutrition; and Ly in Grand Rapids, Thursday night Thelma Porter, associate profef- tria. In order to do this, ! must be deposited in a bank in the United States and affidavits several financially King Show. Movie* ions in this coun¬ $2,000 At Albion I plete facsimile score ol Wagner's try, guaranteeing that the immi¬ public Tom King, varsity football end Came ef-iopera "Tristan and Isolde," sev- grant will not become a oach and freshman basketball of world-famous charge. The United Steles consul two. volumes of nentor, was guest speaker before Newt Roundup B,suu VUUMTOR Three Navies fe1Ambw« ■», (RUN means oa iihm now «• NatMtaa. ram ft. To Jap-Axis Maneuvers f flnocicfed Goleaido Press Montor Around the An answer ings came to Japaneae out of and Axla far-eastem msneu Washington Thursday in tbt navy d. went announcement that the U. 8. navy will be divided I . DtofBtnorvf .^fcteflitfeOigesl v z'Vsi EdiMor'xDesk three separate fleets—the Atlantic, Pacific, and Asia New commander of the Pact- < > ■—■- fie fleet, as well as Of the en- thing to talk among autoo, ^.IrpOoire the naval force, is Admiral H. manufacturer. concerning tin Mttorlal Oil SO— Eat Sftft; Naaiam E. Khnmel, elev-ated from the Ofke-bL ftftft. so many other aviation developments, originated in the United States but was left to others to exploit. Armor-plate protection for* fighting planes first saw the But beyond this .tari the army I QM off some more zero fifruren, Herman; light of day in the Nicaraguan •«' . . . remained ™v-v for the simoet r.mhlng. It alert Nazi* to the president has presented his budget mes- tage ta Congress. { WNh $40 three times a year u big amount to mam students, it seems futile to apeak of figt^ftV representing billions of dollars in new laxeasand new expenditures, j There Was n concise chart In one of the fdaily newspapers recently which pictured the (President's budget requests graphically, jlUsing little drawings of money-bags for il¬ lustrating figures, it gave the status of de¬ fense costs, other expenditure, revenues, and Viet deficit for the next three years. |mtmost Starting with 1641, the row of money bags doubled for each successive year on 'the defense expenditure chart. The section ■ on other expenses dropped off a little, and (fthd one on anticipated revenues grew a lit- * ■ tl«l but the part about net deficit showed an Increase almost parallel to the jump in dc- INVENTOR ifense costs. 1 Back in 19.12 when a m#n named Franklin (Roosevelt ran for the office of President of :he United States, he said something about mlancing the budget. A short while ago there was talk in Con- jrgss Hbout raising the national debt limit. Down in Kentucky the lion's share of the world's gold stock is buried In a hole in the , ground. j About the only answer that all this adds I up,Lo is that someone, not the boys who nre | .{ending the money now, is going to have to ' pay off our huge national deficit some day. Think of all the defense materials that could have been bought with the money paid to the WPA to shovel sand! Better get those extra xero figures, Her¬ man: looks like we're gonna need 'cm. i operi by the British is h 20 mm. ; ind me and my wife are sonnj cannon, mounted on heavier ships. and I "got n Ki>od chance to work up to somethii e chosen at last better in the company." he wiy.v meeting for the Jt has smashed the best armor the j Nazis have been able to produce "Yeah" says the firH guy. named Joe. to the sec so far. On the other hand, the ■in Honor for M$(< ond guy. named Joe II. "1 got plans, too." he »av "Say," he «ays, "did ya ever hear of an outfit calk German 3? mm. gun is .practically I a machine gun with devastating Jolt Offer)* Swamp Cnnirt'iilulalionii to Dean of Men F. T. a 'Committee to Protect the Security of the Am©; firepower. Home Kc Offic i Mitchell on his appointment to n national icas' or somethin* like- that? A guy asked tne 1 hoi nino is bungled interfraternity office. Locntinjr the appoint¬ Join it yesterday." he aoys. ^ Cheater F. Palmer, whose miti- S.O.S. for more Home Eiconom- j "Naw," isoys the guy named Jo© II to the gu ment on M.S.C.'s campus ton recognition of named Jcc. "But a guy asked me to join the son i titrations at housing chief of the ics graduates was the cry sent: acccmplishmonts by Slide's fraternities. outfit." he says. "I didn't, though 1 ain't got i j defense commission are one of j out of Dean Marie Dye's office in I Although the work involved will fall to time for committees or nothtn' tike that.'' hr say | the big busts of the defense pro¬ I the Home Economics building Dean Mitchell, the honor is aharjti by nil of "1 ain't cither," soys the first guy, named Joe. 1 gram, is quietly trying to wangle j Friday. Dean Dye has recently the second guy. named Joe II. himself a new and safer roost. I had several requests for compc- . MichitruU State. ind Jim Sparta Under fire within the defense j tent women in the fields of teach¬ Street Corner Scene—1911 commission because of the »low- ing, commercial home service. [ news in building desperately need¬ I hospital dietetics, and institutior.- For Ltnver Parly Prices So rtfi© guy, named Joe, says to. ano ed housing lor defense workers. Palmer conceived the neat scheme have anyone interested and qual¬ Joe 11, "Damn!" he says. "They ought ' Socially-minded Spartans ought to get a one of these here 'reds' right outn the i | of getting himself attached to the ified to get in touch with her im¬ break this year. says.' "Why,"- he says, 'them guys is dangerous. new super-defense board. This mediately. stratagem he hoped, would put Combination of two factors ought to bring We oughta be more careful of 'cm." he says. Then the other guy, named Joe ft. says to>hc him beyond the brickbats and the RENT Ski Planes and slide into a reduction in party ticket prices, which will first guy, named Joe. "Yeah," he says, "lake a clamor tor his scalp | a lot of fun. Two hours for 10 enable more students to attend winter sea- Hand-in-glove with him in this cents 'at State Cab.—Adv. piece I rend in the paper," he says, "calltn' >m 'a pun dances. menace to defense efforts'," he soys. "Ya know," plan was William H. McReynolds, civil service secretary of the de¬ , Use of the Auditorium for college parties he says, "the government better get started spend in' fense commission, who also is un¬ Lockwood. i is one of these factors. In the past, the Ma¬ Elaine money pretty quick. Why, this defense is gonna der fire for bungling and. who had sonic temple in Uinsing was the only place take a lotta dough, and the quicker they start sports chairman, announces a hand In getting Palmer his job. spendin' it, the better," he says. gaiiuaUon of Independent large enough for a mkjor college party, and "Don't worry." says the guy named Joe to the So far. the pair have had no that would hold only 450 couples. With ticket guy named Joe 11, "they'll start spendrn' il right luck with their ingenious idea. 11 be accepted. When McReynolds trotted it out guiles thus limited, party committees were tiff," he says. "This guy Roo»cvelt knows how to at a recent commission meeting it forced to set the price high, run things okay," he says, was promptly squelched. Several "Yee.h," says the second guy. named Joe I!, to Two Hostesses Art j But now that 800 to 1,000 couples can be commissioners made it clear they accommodated in the Auditorium, 800 or so lwm'hou,i'18 * '°lU bunk " had no intention of permitting tickets can be sold at a lower price and still 'n° Uurd Absent This Week Palmer to get out of their juris¬ diction—if they could help it. produce the revenue formerly derived from "See they got a bill." says the guy named Joe to j . . , . they added privately that 400. the guy named Joe II, *'sec they got a bill in Con- 'u* *r '** !jj theLater, only out they would favor Another factor which could further reduce ticket prices is use of accumulated class <">» runr'm »°i j- "»■.B..r. th>» tore tore.*.. r"dc;v^TVn .to(T .« too dc- < , , Esr-Srs J far him was "out for good." (hr Unwn „„h-n , funds. Considering a group the size of the lenre .tuft that get il passed .reojbody . workln .t. Hap. too, (fw darned quick, he says, 'wr gotta ary o( lh). , afc»er,ce vf both regulai I . Painter's defense foes also are present junior or senior classes, class mem¬ have one guy at the head of everything." he says, j hostesses * ■ whetting their knives for his high- bers have paid from $1,000 to $1,500 in class "Ain't it awful," says the second guy, named Joe j . Margate4 NUicolmson in < assistant coordinator, dues at the rate cf 10 cents a term by the II, to the first guy. named Joe. 'that war the.v giA. chargc of Rat-nson housr. is ex j Jacob Cranc A one-time "town "Now I'm g browner from 'way l"ck'' time they enter winter term of the junior cvrr in Euruiw' 1 «uro hop./' ho Mj't. "to«t wo] p^,^, w „lurri ln >boul , »wk ptonnor," Crane wa. with too frankly 1 believe it paya. I broiviwii * and planes bigger than what a New York business trip wi®el>r attacked former Rural year. can get some guns them Germans and Italians have got." he says. { Mrs F. Paulev m charge dur- R«*Rlement .Administration, later student—I brown as an Ingtructor. I' With part of that fund held in reserve ••Yeah," says the first guy, named Joe. to the toe- mg her absence was »Mted to the U. S. housing against an unexpected deficit, a good-sized ond guy, named Joe II. "But." he says, "we dont J Mrs Leone Warren. Union | *»«thority. Here he was in hot chunk of it could be used to stage the party. need to worry. Why, that draft is a wonderful j hostess, has been called out of j W**cr when he landed his $9,000 With several hundred dollars of dues money thing. That's guar.a give us a great big army, big' t«\*n by the illnesw of her x**ter. j <8*^ With Palmer, enough to bck that guy Hitler," he says. j A substitute hostess has no4, yet 'Crane is being saddled with to plan on, committee chairmen could reduce "Yeah," says the guy named Joe 11 to the guy; been named. ' much 01 the blame for the bog- ticket prices still further. named Joe. "but they got me in it too. 1 gotta go down of the defense housing And students might as well use their dues to camp next week." he says ir.Mll p- I I and defense * HUTVaU riOkk J want hun ousted as well as Pal- . "Say," says the first guy. named Joe. to the «ec- money while they're in college. They'll get ond guy, named Joe 11,1 Joined a pretty H,.< toer. Ttoy ch.y toat While ten, a lot more value from it than if they use it hunk of stone marked as a class gift. committee the other day." to «y». "Called a Com- * 'HSWIWWIUell tbogyndt ot detwac worker. to buy a TZSSPi*TZ or romethln toXa- hke that. Seem, like a toe HoLto' outfit,.n; : <*"** **•« ,pfo;nttd K^mneto ^Dunn. "ureauHa,t- i mgr ien»r. a, chairman of the, wear in JLTflb.talariesItaSSj» bar | ijiytri out .more than MO.000 a to a small group j , "Oh," W» the guy named Joe II to toe guy named term ^ Ind ^ med ofllciak Joe,' 1 Joined UP woth that outfit too, he wys. 1 nbmg, P-aror. wnki; Clarence t When Palmer came to Wa«h- put my name down for a couple-three others, too." , a.,,,!. Piarun Mnae; Clinton idgton to,: summer he announced he say*. "One of 'em s called Committee to Aid, stokes, Greenville Junior; Allen, that to would need only a few Prevent Spreading of PIn London Street Cleaners Disabled in Air Raids'. Van Dyke, Olivet sophomore, and • atobtant. Today hi, divliion has *Hie last time there was an influenia t and arotoer la called a 'Defense Committee to Aid j Oert Hartwtg. Lapeer junior; a, nfore than SO employee, on i its All UieWttor Defense Committee,'." he says. the Farmer,' Wa* committee payroll. One group of clerk, agand damic at State, there were 1,400 atude "Let's" say, toe first guy, named Joe, to the' Dick ChriMroeen. Fremont sen- j njost of their tune checking gram- ",fkk Is in bed at one time.lv ..'A lld fil.. 1 ■*.. i.,.Mn 4 As., tine»4 .sr s.sslal a recond guy, named Joe II. "tet'a go to a show, j lor. has been choaeh vtoe-preekteni j niar and punctuation In mt, of Dance Events {and Will Have First Late Hour* Hake SmaHer Cmt For 'Pigeons to Take Over Dem Hall Hannah I* Fourth Alumnto Chmen formal Term • ••• <4 • * Pre* mien t Here t « Ptoy Neee*sary 5*089 Birds Are Expected for Notional Show Next Week Several past presidents of Mich- Difficulty in netting late pertnls- Complete Schedule Lists Six Forties In the apoMlffM for • week-end Of nix parties in the Blue «_..Kxf»hhur Informal aH-college dance to be held in the Scenery Inmarred ApplegateTella Citonum today froen 9 to 12 p. m. Art Howlantl will plnv. ByBuilding A long ImprcMftitM Of [An eight and one-half foot replica of the Bine Key and a Williams, has only nine characters. Red Cedar Bank* U gold "X" wm ettmd out*— Thompson is counting on a large Cinst a Mae bwWTop onl. l i tournout for the play try-outs be¬ Buildings can be erected along CnUge.wHHeMaevesold Ml If SB ing held next Wednesday, Thurs¬ the Red Cedar without destroying of alumni presidents. Oscar Clute. bits will play on the dancers. IV Unit day, and Friday to enable him to find the right person for each ceived from 30 atates with excep¬ the scenic beauty of the place. M.S. of the class of 1862 topped [At 10:15 p. m. an amwunaame.it ltl , part, since each of the nine cTT&r- tionally heavy entries from Calif¬ ; That's being proved now in the the list, followed by Frank Stew¬ acters has unusual requirements. ornia and other western states. I construction of a building between art Kedzic of the class of 1877, then Kenyon L. Butterfield of the Characters range from Dan, the the band shell and the canoes, class of 1801, and on next July 1 disarming villain with a slight which the architects have styled Welsh accent; Mrs. Terence. Cock¬ by John A. Hannah of the class after the band shell and the new of 1023. ney speaking cook; and fussy, dis¬ contented, old Mrs. Bramson to Olivia Grayne, the subdued young woman portrayed by Rosalind The Spartan quiz program will Russell in the movie version of start off its weekly 1 p. m. pro¬ the play. Church gram this afternoon with a "bigger bang than ever before." Harry Did you , Gardner has taken over, due to Setting up of coops at Demon¬ self and the family Cliff Jenks' absence this term, and with the assistance to Tom Tab¬ let* will present a more education¬ College stration hall for this unusually, large number of birds is under! Having less mineral content the direction of Dr. Peter Trtle.v-' 3.00 per Month Distance". Governor Murray D. Van Wag¬ who is president ar.d 510 Linden street. of the band will es- oner's hour is the big news for A display of pictures of famous at Deshler, O. and also has served CAMPUS Rates for Three-Milt- Monday. Second in the series of GRADUATE MATII CLUB— j "war birds" has also been arrangr on the faculty and later as Regis- IsaSarge of Pontiac. Ski Places—two hours for 10 cents tile Night & Sunday his weekly broadcasts, it will bo Dr. J. F. lleyda. instructor «n , ed including the Cher-Ami, cred- trar and Dean of Hebron Junior —25 cents per day. at State Cab B90K STORE on the air at 1 p. tn. mathematics, will speak at the j ited with saving the "Lost Bat- j eoUege in Nebraska. He gradu —Adv. Motion . In . Station Julius Stulberg, of the music third meeting ot the Graduate ! talion" during the World war and I ated from Capita! university it Calls East Lan¬ department staff, will appear on Mathematics club. Monday.' on! the "Kaiser" 24-year-old bird still . . . their program at 4:15 p m. Mon¬ "Fredholm's Integral Equation of j with the army signal corps, sing tnt day. Stulberg id a violinist. the Second Kind 1 Dr. O. B. Van The show will open to the pub- Schauck, club committee chairman, i lit* Tuesday through Saturday ANNOUNCING Adrian will preside at the meeting. evenings only. 7 to 10:30 p. to. Faculty Folk Hear !!'[ - Ann Arbor Talk by Lurrisoii J, J. Garrison, associate profc Farm Crops Men Discover Atlanta, (in. Bad Axe Jvenna junior, acted His guest as chair- j was Clarissa sor of art, gave an illustrated talk on art at the Faculty Folk club Wartime Seed Profits Classified Advertising Bay City . Whitehall frwhman. Mi l yesterday afternoon. He used Ilrnton Harbor . is W. J. McFarland Jr. and slides contrasting modern arehi- lly Gerhard Getlrl id Mrs. C. D. Beerup were tecturo and painticg with those Curtailment of imjvnrtalion from Kuropean countries of | various seeds used in Michigan's agriculture has led to con-1 Rate Change Big Rapids Buffalo. N. Y. Radio parties for 1 include one tfcfs week- at FarmHousc served in the ballroom where Mrs. slderable research by the farm crops department of Michigan ] Cheboygan W. O. Hedrlck and Mrs. E. B. State college toward finding method of producing these seeds I at 9 p. m. of which Robert Brauner presided at the tea serv¬ here on Michigan farms, ac-*oni EFFECTIVE STARTING MONDAY, JANUARY 13 Cincinnati, O. Rockwood junior is chair- r. Yesterday, Mason and Ab- ices. Spring flowers, smilax, and cording to Prof. C. R. Megee, ] A «cd crop widely grown in; Detroit I halh gave i»«k> parties with white tapers centered the ten of the farm crops department, j Michigan, but ut the ame time Dowiigiae (orgo Pcguesse, Elnmaus. Pa., table. White clover prices went | be|n« imported from Europe Is an, and William Bawdcn, Flint told Hills junior as cbair- sky high alter the outbreak ot: ha.ry vetch, used extensively as « the Euro,won war so, through re- j ™ver crop tn .southern states. It ClaiwHird /Uvmisinf Com Card Grand Rapids search it was discovered that this 'his were to be cut off on account seed could be grown in Michigan. »' "'<■ 'h* P""1 tale Man Works lti Years thereby reducing the price us well as creating a substantuil income Michigan farmer. ^ ^ mm-o """.hie or Kchigatt 6tott News Holland for many Michigan farmers, a:- j ON Houghton [p Provide An Apftle A Day corn i- one of the counties which Mlchlgnn s S00.000 seres of su- has greatly benefitted from Ih.s i t"- h«'s per year will require . N«-l RuU'n U|i|)lv wkt'll puymfiit in Iliads- wilbiti one wwk after invoice Indianapolis. Ind. Eighteen years 6f research have resulted in providing experiment. I tol of in th« ,'•* >""■ ple-iators of Michigan with several extra months o1 upple htlLt EO cmcOBY oos 1ST. en piosi hi nsv F*OBl.».M Thi" 'r*6 b,'nK 'ormerly entirely in reu dered |mpo| Ud (rum o.nn.ny and last A difficult problem has been ycar H (onsiderablc amount frum ltc.<]«jnsible for this through development of improved luly has in recent years gone in- to production in many western '"ruction. Such sir-cooled storage states. Michigan State college N.I IUU | U.W K.I, I liMt, K«(. no K.I. L*' ■25-v. ipph ex- facilities are nut recommended by has been very active in research s.i>. Raw It, lllw It, lis. 1 IS, llM ",V !£* ■« 1— ft. Ii-. It. Marshall Utaeovred in Marshall for peaches or early rip- on how to raise sugar beet seed 3« .30 f 90 S .72 21.44 21.08 I research that a hoBow- ">'«« W" Thr ,rend is m""" profitably on Michigan farms. 4N 10 1.20 .06 1.92 1.14 |hd tile buiMma Imlitni with toward refrigeration for tuch This may be a future crop in cer¬ (HI 50 1.50 1.20 2.40 1.80 rw"0lU>itv to fiirninh (Wli Knmftsy Collin. J.f IkiWntTf. Sr«l«w bm-SA.1.1 ; W||h (htlj|. mM tn*l of lh« i»«wn. Thr Whr f*» tho ^run. a. It P- rn. «o,Uy In thr Jn^j wri-tt operation at the Health Oeh> ; house for the liMl HVftl 1 w^n the Welter Je, Ttw» i»wu-1 ilit*ir curtain raiser. injury suffered during HoI^iiitserN. . ^ , Ooeette, meets » So infer'vltcgiatr competlUo* M the ft rat team Oil Hie itclaidiiM tbt T , Staff more, Il»ll Mexwe.i ivuml dtvUion Co-v j \V*h«hvn will iwvvkH- Ih* lint KtWr*. hegmninc his j .lab in v*r>tly iv«\|»inlon t.vr Ilia Mute reieltn. traabH |wrl o( staism m»a»m.w« teekV « ete ftn»i t ou.i«»im nvrutl*. iv1h»», »bo ahmtewi haila tnm |lw S.»*iar »l«l» h\n>- mntoh. wrll. la ywviowt Ikal lha vw' "IMKK | .h.niM tw the hlaUwv inmktnic our hw aa lar ai S|wrla« w rmtlm* l«ark« The IttS poutnt ^Me«\ .I>t Toomlil I ha tan- Ami out )lll V'oUilW t< pull:' r. 0 i i raar. w b*»U.« ita h.s>a> lor vim sUrter out of the «'t> 0 A i li bari Ihis aaai In Ha .lien*th In f»w hi* heavywrin* ri 0 0 ^ ,, the lightweight division* It Orr» only recent I > iv,w , • Wheelon i« *trong here, however of m'hord, retuvne«i i.i . t 4 i If that the Spartan* nrr will wrestle in thr s tvi«»le. Off wre>!'«\ weight* that Collins cohort* (HHtnds l»*t >-e K emu «s | in the iSt jxnuul ... . 0 Ah" - Jennings, lighter nemlei : A*;ir»U *rr Dick lloker. V Uw» |V»rek, i'.<- tr's ! J«me* CUrk. Mj ot Prank l.titdsle>. tt ., 1M lU»t» Thonn^or r>' tiunn . . smefou wAattAefusoHt CASH It's the cooler FOR BOOKS better-tasting...milder cigarette Aoy Thw - lay Baok It's called the SMOKCTS *«r jam vio cigarette.. .Chesterfield...because Fifty-Two Freshmen Report bss^StVie it's the one cigarette that giva you a COMFtfTHY SATIVTMO smoke. R.de r ■UMBliifi lUfi *W wfctCUJ *1 «tr»- For First Basketball Practice You try them and find them c coot and ruASANT. You light one and »it»A tur .|>n?«erfS. i-ftswKSMta find they really Tarn aT- r vi i.> CVNTLKW KV t Hilt )H IHHSt i "Tfelim JwwV* * **■ •lTMW55^* 'r. j 317 NT LARCH STI PHOaC 27CW1 MEET t oil raiMS AT BREAKFAST UNION""0R!LL TABLE SERVICE—745- r.sfppnpi.v pipp I i • a '• i;