\ ^ff " " . : ' . ' Volume 33 Z 329 MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE, EAST ism. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 4,1941 FIVE CENTS PER COPY Today's All May See Freshman Is Agrarians Take Over Studio Play MSCsQueen Campus for Week Campus In Preview I I© Maker About 60.(i0Q Are Expected to Attend Winner to Enter ! .' 1 ion ('Sly Triumph* Showing Tonight . national 1|' * 4 aOnteHt t , today twenty-sixth following opening Farmers'yesterday annual*es*ion* Week in morning in full awing and Is in Advance Of Hf4d in Chicago I afternoon and several banquets last night. Frtmi 50,000 to Farmers* Week Carolyn Schettler, Detroit' 60,000 persons are expected to attend the five-day series of Studio theater will open its freshman and Michigan State! ' •meeting, according to Ralph aphfr. doors to all campus people cherry pie queen of 1941, will i ^gaailtu nia,.|(it,. TtnnV ■hort t"unw director ,UM 11,1 ?wram chairman for ' Hink dl««v»w4 * (liver toiler when it presents a preview of , , i ornrr of Ike Rtata Nrwe of- represent the cnllefte at the j Farmers* Week. picked II ■». tried rhewlnr drcppiiK H U earerleln itr the Farmers' Week program at 7:30 p. m. today in Pnirchild I'll ICii l|'l. F«h «. by vlZ^f' victory in a campus contest Sat- ! . ( her ' PfOlll Pitt 1*011 S. * ^ j Divisional meeting; have beep <©t for this morning as well as the Fleellr eenvlneed theater. Farmers' Week audiences junior drum major contest for high iteeM." wee a "»Nw," he need will be able to witness the same iimb tacha la Wat II itir»g economists par- the reception committoe for the \ tic-.pacing. At 1.30 p. m.. the men's modern America, directed by Jean For Vi*itor* Trouble titute American Meat Pack- tuularly agrarian school, but has found a new angle to worry ' gram. An organ novelty by Mar¬ of Demonstration hall. ment. Prof, ar.d Mrs H S Patt«>n -r« At 3 30 p. m an amateur hour vidently Don Buell, speech in- quis Otis, and a short skit by Ella must have acquired a bit Anticipating Farmers' Week by State campus by vai The governments of the United of the economics department, and hrmKicast will !>c carried over Bos and Mary Doudna will fill out the 21 days necessary for incuba¬ at ions durinj Prof, and Mrs II. J. Stafneth < : WKAR umler the direction of R. J. •al air during his attend- States and Canada are taking a the program. tion, the hatching of the three sets R. W. Tenny, hard in making Bill's life com¬ ' LIST CART of 100 eggs each is expected to (OHJOE RAMI TO PLAT walklng across campus plex, for stringent border regula¬ Cast in the Hollywood comedy extend over most of the open Leonard Falcone will lead the ' v. he was stopped by a tions are keeping his father from firmer who wanted dir¬ are Robert Bolton, Ann Trueman, house period. This is due to set¬ sending him the usual monthly ■ Mch'gan State college band in a ections to the Guern- Pauline Olde, Betty Ann Geagley, ting the eggs on three diffreent concert at 6 45 p. m. in the Jenl- days. tees of the Junior Farm bureau sey breeders' meet¬ and Alex Dillingham. Roles in the • transfer of cash be- i «■■> i iieidboute. A livestject will be shown. i fptw 1 These will be auctioned in the Dairy building will be un¬ troit, the uncle then sends an at Michigan .State n.llegf- ^t the j iwieringly. The mystery play enlists the gan. Friday afternoon beginning at der the supervision of i Soj-h Prom Fnd.iy evening Kin | Senior drum in.ik»r* will per- 'r V^ty. | Weren't you just over to the services of Paul Ritts, Frances 1:30 p. m. with Dr. J. P. Hutton chairman Louis Newlin, equal amount of money to East 1 form .it 7 50 end later in the eve- eting?" the visitor inquired. Grootjans, Jacqueline Littlefield, of the college veterinary staff act- ton junior. The catch Is that the in the Cocoanut Grove in Holly-1[ning community .nngi. g wi.I t«»Ke Lansing. uncle can't bring the money in his wood and a tour of the principal ![place, selections, will be given by >u i "k like a Guernsey breed- Barbara Coburn, Gordon Smith, Richard Christenson, account into the United States, but imateui hour winners, and pulling Doris D. Roy, Mark Buchoz and CAROLYN RCHCTTI.ER senior, will heed the . ist go into Canada to spend It. cities of the country. Dottclle Van Rossum. club committees i Open ticket soles begin thi- ;| contests wiM be held. Outstond- pl.o was judged best of the si: lurunhout C. H. Nickle, speech instructor, Dairymen Win lunch stand in thf by a group of judges from tin ,'n tllii'ii ..t.'.i talk un Hawaii supervised setting arrangements. Jack Bush will he stage manager Lorraine Hicks, Albion fi will be general chairman of Cold Promises Home. Economics departments o and will continue up i«» the limit 1I of 850 couple*. 1 by I> K. A BessevJ head of bot- » worry ibMt finding plen- of the affair. His assistants are La- Two Awards committees organizing the ! newspapers and magazines am the Home Economics association* faye Hamilton, Delmnr Huthig and dent Grange lunch room in A To Make Snow WILL AWARD EOt'R PRIZES I Marjorie Love. Betty Jenks, Jane rreeled about the | Meginn and Janice Murdoch will In 4-H Work culture hall. Four prizes, ranging from $10 ti Ten Violins Arc 'M.i take place Wednesday Morris Cooper is the stu¬ The management of the He lunch in Train Possible $100, will lie awarded at the na p r«ent program of comedy, ''ijgrBW*T pus to point nut the strategic • dlnrs to those unfamiliar with I dent prompt. John McCartney will handle the Awards for the most outstand¬ production manager, and ing 4-H Dairy club work in Mich¬ Horticulture building will be culture club's room llonal contest, which is to be hcli With prospects of snow and at the Hotel Morrison. (iift to College J drama, while t and iff readings and members at 8studenbl p. m., i'kwjffiS igan in 1940 were awarded to dor the direction colder weather, Mirhigiui State Judging of pies was close thi Michigan Stale music students 1 >>t the mu«ic department will pre- '''v lighting. OTHERS WILL ASSIST Robert McCrea, 18, of MoBrides, Stanley McRae, Pellston junior. •ir.d Milo Horrocks, 19. of Onaway, A lunch counter will be estab¬ college winter sports enthusiasts year, according to Miss Marie Dye announced the organization of Hoi j • t .« • •> i-i i*grani at the same hour „ , i The property committee will be Presque Isle county ut the dairy¬ lished in the Livestock Judging is year's annual snow train judges stated that all pies v in the auditorium of the tnusio ' zi'wfil headed by Constance Ceeley, ond men's banquet yesterday. pavilion by members of the Block other members ate Katherine Fin- Offered by National Dairy Prod- and Bridle club under the super¬ j ayling for .a day of winter ubove par, making the choice i for Sunday, Feb. 16 the winner very difficult," | the college recently t.\ J.»n>4 > t | HVE RANQtTT* IIEDI I.lt) [ Ian, Ruth Walter, Nancy Kelly. ucts corporation, first prize is a vision of Arthur Pope, Addison lege Outing club is Kponsor- dean said. ! V.inKeuien of Lansing. j Five banquets have lieen sched- • t 1 Dorthea Bouchard and Robert $100 scholarship ut Michigan State junior. Clura Tompsett. Hespeiia fte sale of tickets which will PIES (XH'NT K0 I'ER CENT Morse. Robert Beilman, Charles college and a silver plaque, ond j junior, will head the Home Econ¬ include round trip fure. Also In- and bi omics club committees in organ¬ m Calkins, Homer Yabrove, Richard $50 scho ■hided in the price will be trans¬ ripe the contestants wished to 1 Utile Becomes Moore. John Shobcr and John Skortna mittee. ake i the stai Earl Weaver, head of the college Economics building. dairy department, presented the izing a lunch room in the Home portation to and from the park, Poise and personality of The management of the Agri¬ admission to the purk, entertain- women counted 20 per cent in on the train, free prizes to judging, while the pie it :li! Round effects will be in charge awards. cultural Engineer's club lunch tie drawn on the train, and a "full counted 80 per cent. First ellml u* serve Head of Norma Ovaitt, Mary Hammell, Competing with 800 boys and room in 'he Farm Machinery lab¬ day of skiing, tobogganing and de muuc f"« three banquets, Drue ilia Mifflin and Irene Wade oratory will be under the direct¬ student-faculty committee. i .i.iC will U made to crop judg- er professor of civil cn girls from 70 Michigan counties, ion of chnirmaru-Rlchard Schroed- skating. Hff-I ARM WIEK—Pite 3 Katherine Welch and Ha Mae Miss Dorothy Worne. of Fenwick. The train is scheduled to leave at Michigan State col er, East lainsing senior. A iunch (.'i»l. C. M. Cade, yestcr- i Johnston are in charge or cos- racked highest among girl con-1 counter will be established in the among at 8:15 a. in. and arrive were Sophie Bimbo, Branch executive officer of tumcs. Make-up will be applied by testants. Grayling at 12:15 p. m. After mnn; Mary Woodman, Pav toe Women's gymnasium by members i i© afternoon of uctivlty the train freshman; Cuthryn Switzer, Pctos- i H A ran yi Appears r.g district organized re- Betty Johnston. Bettypnn Geagley, McCcea already is enrolled as a j of the Women's Athletic associa¬ fill leave the sports center ut 6 key freshman; Ethel Quinn, De¬ i higan military area. He r.lla Bo*. Virginia Mack. Margaret freshman at Michigan State col¬ tion under the superA^ion of Mar¬ m. Lunches and refreshments troit junior, and Joyce Adams. tin (Juiz Hour t. Col. F. Webster Cook. Burlington. Jean IJinkley. Virginia lege, and Horrocks plans to enroll ion Gardner, Milford junior. . rill be available in the club car Yesterday for a position Hacger. Seymour Knight ond f the train. Mis Lee. Hall, Va. was recently granted Col- Carol Lott. ■ Tickets will be on sale at »hc Present Defense Recalls T"."™h" " I Tabler to Play At Annual Farm Week Continues e Smoke Shop, Union desk and by xers of the Outing club. College Situalnm In 19111 Inland Jones, elected of East president of ISA Semi-Formal Friendly Policy of Years Ago Yeiter Ih Again By KAY KAYREIC the tra front < The Valentine trail, sponsored by the year ,tn order that more farm¬ id-winter meeting held the Independent Students' associa • n. rtOGY TROUT er, might be able to attend. | eminent The request of the federal t that Michigan State ! Hortici Detroit. Colonel Jones Col. Arlo A. Emery, .vi 11 feature the premier " I The idea of the "fhirUleeve" col¬ lege where vialtorf, having no fear Much of the credit for the lift¬ All-American j lege utilize its agriculture kn< 1 j bused • n jimminent composers and welt known music selections. t pearnnce of Tommy Tabler'- ing institution which evolved from Samuel Yeiter, graduate of fall edge to aid the national, deL utra, a new all-student etwwiu-. j uf being unwelcome, can i feel at home Is being carried out really these eerly meeting, foe, to Prea. again selected for All- program, reminds C. P. Halil This dance is the only open term, was cheerleading honors, and professor of lundscape arch I • COTTAfil i llriwl to S|M>ak ni-formal this term, and will ire ! fur the i eat of thl, week in the R S. Shaw who waa dean of agri¬ ones is at present heud •ncan I- Dtrsael. asaiftnnt pn>- ture, and Pres. R. S. Shaw, of the P named for entrance into held in the Union ballroom on ; program of the 28th annua] Farm- culture during the early day, uf parks division uf the been status of the college during the 1 Adininiftru naticA and fresl vation department. He ' eri' Week. Gamma Sigma, national honorary pital unit riu ! Information to farmer, is the Farmer,' Week. Farmer partici¬ Friday, Feb. 14 first World War. lildren now attending cheerleading fraternity. Yeiter 1018 S Tickets may be purchased after of pation in crop and atock display Although regular courses were State college: A »n. j iickcu may or ... | keynote of the meet, which U truly have been encouraged from the received AJl-American honors continued during the war period, •.. Liberal Arte junior. | Wednesday of th>» week from the I an all-college event, irnce there last year when he served as head the president of the college step¬ ■ la Ann Jonei, Home Union deak or any I S A council ! are lew college department, which icerleader at State. ped aside and the college was Of the 600 applications consul - ) arc not taking part in the program. completely under the authority of the divisions were sent directly to PROGRAM! TO UMIUAT* red, Andrew M. Hitter of the the military department. President |>ance. Halligan sa d department University of Michigan was voted Defense training in engineering Shaw, then dean of agriculture, d yell king, and Eddie Davis Campus educate and Part of the time I had to to being planni-d for Mw higan W^ire entertain rural women: pRyaleal the University of Southern have a pass to get on and off the State and other colleges and uni¬ nder the teducation, muuc, , roology, veterl- nary. art. engineering, and ento- California was elected assistant f. Samuel Yeiter of Michigan COLLEGB TRAINED MEN versities in southern Michigan by H. B. Dirks, regional adviser in alendar ' t college, Bill Hunter of Ore- engineering training. mology all have program, to pre- Approximately 500 men were in There i, extra (ludent help SUte college. Carson Robert- training at a time for the hand¬ of the University of Miatis- ling of motorized equipment and j of mechanical eirgin Lukcr to Promoti* Guidance Program Yeilcr will complete hi, vk«- ' At a meeting arranged by L, J. m at home in March ,nd Umb Luker, assistant professor of edu¬ Iw up hi, dutte, ■■, rtwrv, cav¬ cation, Lansing teachers and civic alry officer at Fort Knog. Ken- workers will gather under chair- Dr. J. W. Sexton, Lan- rhoola. to¬ day at 73:0 p. m. in the Union AFA. 7:M p. a. OMR at Bittle Creek Museum Reopens tote. 4. Data, aaatu • :| KanmUi. Simu. Junior (ram Vocational Guidance , Huh. 7:»i ta hb./ " a H1NQTOM. Pata R—A "l Ml Meff I. Ike rtaknky Hawaii to Be Topic Totado, O. and Chvte, O.rk, In New Location ■t WWtane O— Owl Mm —jar Feed Meter P. 1*^"*. knve * from Nor folk, Heb., rapn- closer coordination OfBcaaey'* TUk d Michigan State', hotel ad- Tho now Michigan State college muaoum it now open to the pub¬ business and industrial organiza¬ lic. Prof. 1. W. Stack, zoology de- tions is tlie aim of the N. V. G. A. t&r%a Mk wtmSZmJt Wayne A. Chatter ton. of Yale, Mich„ will talk to the group at • on the development ing the tost two years. , ymwmv* Tueaday, Nabrwy 4, iWl MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ISews Roundup RySidi State Now WASHINGTON College | Britons Advance in Afrie* Around the Bulletin MMY 60 ROUND Riots Begin in Transvaal 1941 Editor's Desk What's Doing Campus Today On 1 Britain extended Its far-flunf campaign over the v.-eekent +9KMt*P For the twenty-sixth'annual winter Mich? policy he expressed was improvement of the teach- pletely untouched. It is the Get across to the people of Carle, of advertising. accurding to re- William Gibb.McAu .irt, fean 8t«te is plnying host to Michigan farm- irg personnel. Some of that Improvement has been accomplished job which George Creel did Italy and Germany the disadvan 1. ports fro ml secretary under President -fl Cairo. -*rs.- for Europe during the last tages of Hitler, the advantages of D A *. GOO* CITIZENMUr- and long a figure in i ., nji-j Iready by adding outstanding and capable Instruc- Nazi planes | tics, died The atories that the old-timers telNif post world war. dcmocAjcy ar,d the general idea Woman atudenta who have at Saturday „i ■ elimination ofhow came to the aid Farmers' weeks provide sufficient material tor, towilt faculty. thehave to romc of the improvement, Part throuxh in- For 11 Is an indisputable fact thai there is no quarrel be'wcen one umc won n good eitisenship award may call Mr*. A. G. Kci- of Fascist re¬ tack at the age of 11 for an agreeable bull session." The stories the peoples themselves. The end of a careei ti oftU-lent and unsatisfactoi-y Instructors. that American propaganda and sistance along | 2. Bring about greater national tunen concerning a tea to be given around this week will be of the htm renown in flrancr that will float It's Hard tn Kemove Them— 'he speeches of Woodrow Wilson, the north Afri¬ unity within the United States, es¬ by the Lansing chapter of the D. and law. came to M-AdoTJ d'ltlcult thing to accomplish. Once percolating behind the lines in dime cloth but add to the total. Now that Is a man Is on the slall It's hard for a college presi- Germany nuJlrH1 helped ma- and Austria ann pecially among foreign-born, na¬ A. R. Saturday afternoon. Feb. IS. can coast Sun¬ day i n bomb- Washington where in- Week a ucrma turalized citizens of Gtrman and They're funny yarns,.these Farmers' ; LEVY from his California I. re. dent or anyone else to remove him. President Shaw to nusr tl|<. I!ll8 . tales. There's the perennial one nl>out the Is. of course, .Interested In making such iihprovc- I, ,hp c,nlra| P(mprs Italian extraction. SIGMA ALPHA BETA— ina raid* that accounted at leaat ncss President Rook . .. ruralite who ealled Beaumont Tower "the ments. hut naturally he wants to lie sure that there ,ini «r FOREIGN GROUPS IN U.S.A. Dr. Frank Thorp. Jr. of the ani- I 'even British shipa. Thi. i« the inauguration. biggest silo" ho'd ever seen. There's a fresh are g«*>d reasons for replacing a teacher before j ™ AS ,s *«"F. HOI SE The great majority of Italian; mal pathology department, will j It»l'»n claim, President Roosevc;- ♦hot action Is taken. Today a confidential plan for a and Germans in the United States lecture "Oa. Gangrene" Wed- R ot Ing ha» been reported at a recent press r, o '- ancient vintage about the on one eaeh year of Offhand, 1 can think of several staff members cimilar propaganda agency 1% are anxious to be good American nerday at 1:30 p. m. in the bar-■ "rdieh South Africa where crti- Sen. Burton K. Wherl., country cousin who wanders into a women s who, If they were in private industry and handled | somewhere in the White House— citizens and are all too glad to be teriology lecture room. Hrs talk I ate demonstrated °< 'hf Transvaa^ anti-Britishprotector- feel anti-lend hill forces u ( i physical education class and stays, with slow¬ their Jobs in the same manner as they are hand!- ! where, no one knows exactly, out of Europe. However, notional, wi" 1,0 on "I*" I ing. Setting up of u Transvaal re once said he felt Nag. 1 - ly reddening neck, throughout the lecture, ing their teaching Jobf, would • be disml"*ed for I I>i twn up two months ag > by oei- ,-ind mt-i.il psychology con easily' j public, not pro-German sympathy of Europe Is Inevitubli v: 'which, by this time of year, has usually Inefflriency. ,;,8. .similar Nazi-Fascist organization?. AMERICAN CHEM SOCIETY'— j . ci\crs a«-e Haying the lend-lease work and sweat and toil necessary to make t tell you to write—not the way you want •" | it,^* „„ .h(. (1,„k (l( „,c ,lK There has besn no active propa¬ Dr. R. M. Fuoas, General Electric, bill ii sc to pas-- by a hi .farmers' week the nation's largest agricul¬ write,"—it ?eems to me that such an instructor is ( |fouyr secretaries ganda from the democratic side. company, will speak on "'Polar j jority of at least | U. S. war ch.ef« are convinced Furthermore. the.«e Italian-Ger¬ Polymers" Tuesday. Feb. 11. at | going to the Senate SO votes before Thk tural event. Stories of successes resultant not lit lo hold his Job. When a faculty member in charge of a labnra- j The Senate coontrv can Dcrform two man gro'jps can be the most ef- 7:30 ^ p. m. in Kedzie Chemical lab-1 foreign relations committee will Collegiate jirom that work and tofl and individual stories tory leaves that resronsibility with an awu»tan'. ■ important propaganda function*. and the assistant leaves a bottle of enncentia'ed fective fpenrhead in go'ting pro¬ oratory before member* of the j conduct hearings on the bill this paganda into Germarv and Italy. Michigan Stale college section ol j week while it n being debated It j ikg*cre and there of a benefit* received major farmer orfrom his wii\mfe who hydrochloric acid labeled Just hydrochloric acid available for stddent* to use with pipettes, some¬ one has been too careless to deserve holding their- Ijrafiet^ printed in England and the American Chemical society. A 1 the House. dropped from British airplanes dinner at 8:13 p. m. at the Hunt [ predicted tor Tougher sledding I. World the administration Job, especially when a student uses the mislabeled have had no perceptible influence Food shop will precede the talk ! sponsored measure in the upper Students laugh and officials add an cxtrn chemical and suffers severe mouth burns from It Germany. But propagand; from purely German, orgunuurtinn* ] R™'vatlor» may be made by call Sfufrow to their brows when the rural aggre- If an instructor fails to make any sort of assign¬ the Ur.itod S'ates to fello' secretary. more than any other Washington begin* to arrive and nil heave a sigh ments whatever and in class skips around and Germaiut under Hitler bound to figure, can thank himself if th« of relief when it's over for another year. But about from one subject to another so rapidly that carry weight. WOMEN'S LATE PERMISSION— bill is kindly received by the leg- Junior college auil fit's a great event and there are few who students can't follow, and then gives exoms over Women amy have 11 p. m. l*l«tnr.<. He has repeatedly urgec literally and pasn- Till V IIEI.PEI) BEFORF the entire text, the students' time in closs is wast¬ either Tuesday in testimony before congressiona or committees 'would even consider missing it. ed. There is room for improvement in such ineffi¬ This was what Georfee Cr.-el | permission that the bill be ap- to discourage wona cient teaching methods. did under Woodrow Wilson. Czech.; Thursday night to attend meeting proved with all possible ha.te .is , ing in the schoolV tiirarjcfc MARY M:»: K< HOOI.KY Polish. Austrian and Slav group* j i" connection with Farmers' Week, a national defense measure. He is Drair lour Own ('onclnsioii Student. Aren't t'nderdogs— ( from Chicago to Pittsburgh crrat- j Dean Elisabeth Conrad has an tremendously worried" that All prospective enr- Person* In administrative or wml-adminMratfvc j The Alpha Xi Delia, promoted ed such effective organizations j nriunced. id rr..iy come too la pledge themselves t.» positions should deal with students n* humun being*.: the Panhellenic - I terfrsteinty flight training with - Z "Staff mcmlicrs are requested not to rot as Inferior underdogs When n person in that j H>1, it Friday night by gt\ trig nn the' "if oMhr Austria-"Hungarian j PI Ml' EP8II.OV— positive' jK-hcilule examinations during Farmer*' j type of position consistently follows » policy of ttp€n house before the Penhall-ITC empire and the crumbling of the ! Prof. J M. Barbmir. music de- hemisphere will follow a r:*vV»lr Military •Week, Feb. li-7, |r in addition, there is another practice that is not ' uvw Stg hounr week-end this cum¬ f.u ba- booen hv KmtI Birkrl. ex- Hi* subject for the open meeting V1C HV FEElJt FN REST vhief of the United Press, who will be "M'usic and Continued and Germany. PORT ALES. N. M ol the student artiv it JJNN. Jan. 24. I1>41. innttned lo nny one perw.n on the *l.lt, untortun- , T)l(, Alphj( p,„, th,(r ha«> oi uanized a Pan-Amrrwan I Fractions." e tern is in effect it I® >t in the new s spo- 2 "Human instructors will heed the request; olely, and II I* „ pravtlw whir-h t do not herniate ida|„ Surdav mK,n wlUl a dmIwr newspaper campaign under Ncl-! • • • Mexico college, whrr the French sur- to claw a» ln«(!trl»niy. That prael.ee I? pen.,hnoa . . , Rockeleliei ? cultural com<| CHRISTIAN PELIjOWSHIP— Jelf-centered pedagogues will ignore it."— ,| r son a vtudent for holding views different from those j llf r*hl Spartai VnClllGAN STATE NEWS. Jan. 28. 1941. held by the instructor. | Bob R.mdall will 7 15 p. e* to campus tickets to a attro duw teachers have seheiluled cx- Tpfit? {rf I The following yminatirn* this week: It. B. Roseboom, physl- «logy ; 11. II. Kimlier, history : C. A. liuppert, ( riliciwd Cnr Diffrrinu— 1 km»w of one case where n student was given j hfi< i MATRIX ROTIETV— picture theater. E.ich student pa: • p . xhemlstry; J. A. Young, Jr.. geology; L. 1). because he disagreed with the inhtructor AXD-EARMIIOI'KR EXCHANGE j ih^OPl determined to have | Mjf< Catherine Shattock of tl ester. sides In return I the1 movie The member- of Alpha Xi Delta | rl>al .iu fc of anotlier where an instructor publicly Michigan Tuberculosis associate y*rnhart. speech; E. M. ltniixet, sociology; out a student for J and Furmll Hise had an excha' c i armv ar and member of Theta Sigtna PI 4). T. Ewlng;chemistry; J. Zinn. geology; 1,. it which he. the instruetor. national women's journalism hoi pint) >> cm .n unoccupied France J tninment includm which ha- not yet included Pierre ! picnics, teas, concr Ttahh, English; L. 11. Irtand. history, difficult to establish suflh ic orary, will talk at a meeting Laval deposed vice-premiei. and and u subscriptioi Nelson p»»litely This list is not complete tail it is the list I on little things like these. ' ion. suds upon complete ha* the support of Gen Maxine i newspaper. "M ■ en which the Stale News has received com¬ ■ things which, wlwn added 11. Union annex. Miss Shut- ] ! to studen all major military will talk on Theta Sigma Phf' m plaints. There are other examinations Some improver has hi tng at the Gable.-, and wli iStudent Backs Hunt's Aid View Nelion, formerly of Sears, Roe¬ buck and one of the itMmt bril¬ j Netcon Ihis by is liant and enlightened business i he no ainiple matter, proviiierl the I'niteii j IVnu.v : frviiiun i procurement men ir, the country, won't betwith ; fo the Editor: tiie OPM very long. Slate* w«* well armed at all times, ami not jL"""'* HOI 14> HAVE LAST WORD MERRY GO-ROUND Let tn* I'onjrratulttte 11. U. Hunt for brlnir* just N|iiiKmodic«ll.v. — for the week-end. . house The war department isn't ad- Under hi- plan the army and j[tik our thought* on "nll-out-aid" to tirent Why then, should we endanger the lives of BK% PLAN -MOKIR ! navy would determine what sup- vertifling it, but it has a>»igned j / fftriUin down to earth, in the State NcWh of millions of Amertcatr people with all-out aid Thr Beta Kappa.- arc t fliee. arm.- and equipment thrv one of the army's brainiest officers, i 9ati. 3ft. As eollegf atudentg, we ahould Ik* nmfikrr Wrdnc.-da> night a needed, and he would do the or- Maj. Gen. Robert C. Richardson, i " 1 * to help a nation defend her empire whiclusdj»* *' dering, iiuto-ad of letting the to make a detailed survey of its ' '* fthle t o give this prolibm it lot of level-headed has gaimnl by foul as well as fair means; to>u pro-1 hats dish out the contracD pre-.- relations and organization, fc&j j Thought. According to the course of public help a naticii which has voluntarily taken ) •n for the t\Tt\ ing . the Drlta as they saw fit Furthermore, Nel- Richardson, former commandant «>" •pinion. British propaganda is succeeding full iVN|Nmsibility for such an empire; and to t- > held formal initiation Sumtav -on would have the la.-t w>ird on of West Point and now C O. of the ' % In causing much rationalizing in the minds help a nation which has once played the^f. Barnev SchulU. Monmr; Dat- price, time of delivery, quantity First Cavalry division. Ft. Rliw. j Yuu g. Flint Harry Wilkin on. to he ordered, and speciflcations. Tex. is the officer who got along j ^ Vf A met ivan people. American people for "suckers" and is going waukrr. Wis , Derald Hatchet , Tho '.zuone-fllike plan may seem «o well witti WPA workers. - * Quietly, hut very surely, increased aid to through te same procedure aguin? rwlt. Harry Baker. Milwauke.-. lt.gic.il rnougti t.» private ctrituin ia drawing our nation nearer to war. Yes, I refer to Eliglaturs unpaid debts to . iXuigtaii Reeve, Mitltnirn, N men, but it is g radical tni 3li year ago. we would have been ntTUUed to the United States. Evidently she never in¬ Bill King. Ludington; ami H«>t> in the military services, particu¬ tended paying them from the Uginiung. [lv. Farminftun. larly tn the army, where buying - WESTERN flear such statements as: "Scire all Axis ships in United States hnrlior* and turn them There is a ditTnviKe cf feeling toward a cap¬ #ver to England," and "'Use United States battleships to convoy supplies to England." gut we are hearing such cries today, and they able nation ike England und a severely presa- etl little nation like Kbilatul who insistetl on meeting her obligations when she was altso- FARMERS' LADIES! SADDLE LEATHER HANDBAGS Here's the «t,wJV#E Ire becoming louder. This makes us won¬ lutely "down and out," beaten by her big KARMEKS. TOO ! treat kou der how soon it will U- before the Unitetl (tafes is wtually tiniiqf thrac thintf*. It Mould U' a short time then until t^rmauy neifltlior, lUissia. Certainly, it ia time the Uiiitetl Suies straightening tip her shoulders ami Uiking on the defense of her own nation rather than 4itousiiee»iM»n6UM Mould send toiiKxtoce at Anifriisn -liips, with EAST UNSIMi'S NEWEST SH4M* relying on England to absorb her shocks. For Right in »t*P jlte ultimate remit—war. la that Hitler the United State* haft always compelled KW WEE Tore, INFANTS THKIM UH that's DOUBLDW"^ . to che^ £ Today V m>p»Ur statement s? lid attavk the mw L'liitml Stalve after u vie- Kiitriuud. In m.v ii|>ininn. that to absorb these shocks for England. Lot us heed Hunt's wise suntestioii ami extend our TOGS SIX YEARS. wberiunq evory «Ky a*vV1^^atir And rt#glo»a," ail®1 dU sea defense* from Greenland to Antarctic SILK. LEATHER. rxaintrratril. In far', OF METAL. WOOD. i* xrentlv it is the statrttHTit that is vausiuy many und nurhe our land defenses the lrest in qual¬ GIFTS GLASS. I'AI'LR. occasions- class, duria* class, our-• ^ Q^winq aAatw" he f Amariran peuple to lose muvh cf their loaauti- ity and quantity. The* we can sit Itack and live—nut die. while Europe goer, thlough the inir ability. First, if Hitler defeats Kiqriaud. Germany will have ail she heed.* in the East- uiljustmntta which she must r<> through. AITl Hemisphere. There would ire no reason The fart that our sympathy is with Eng | for her to tackle a powerful nation in the Western Hemisphere at (rest cost to her, and land is true, but let ua curb thi* sympathy . curb it with neutrality. Let us sett supiilie* Marjorie Dee Shop f .lor gains which she already isauwased, unless to anyooe—for casti! Let us loon money to On the t'oraer aerOwaOto (kppaOU the the Unitcd Stateo. Becoml. nnyom—with aecurity! KTATE 1 at pTh naturaJiv prutei U*l. tazwcrful und . In this, and only this way. am wo kecjr v :th«A|XE nt nation like Ike United Stales would America alive. —ROBERT HANNUM. Tuesday, February 4.1M1 kevareidWai Court of Honor Contains Unknown Ice Queen Queen to Be jOive Detailed Highlight War Report Of Ice Ball Fall of France And Farmers' Week Battle of Britain programs Michigan State's 1941 icoj during the woek. All special Erie Scvareid, radio com- carnival queen will b« namedt broadcasts which niay be heard jcntiitur. will discuss the Saturday evening as the high- j over WKAR during the next two troubled world scene Thurs- light cf this year's carnival, days have been listed below. ut 8 p. m. in the college For those not interested In the onum under the | the committee in charge announc- j| technical angles of the programs, i ed yesterday evening. rrture serie, and the we recommend those of a lighter The queen will be chosen from i I nature to be broadcast from the i seven candidates who qualified in j trion rota ykars | auditorium from 1:30 to 4 p. m. Recently returned from four ! preliminary tryouts last Saturday ,\ both today and tomorrow, in Europe, he wilt give on | afternoon. Presentation of the;j Today, the Men's Glee club will L,ccn mcd report of the fall erf i queen and her court will take ! be heard at 1:80 p. m. State's mil- nrf. or well a, of the battle of i itary band will broadcast at that I place at intermission time during tain After seeing active war- I the evening dance. | time tomorrow. From 2 p. m. to . [mm the Maginot line where j 3 p. m., speakers will be heard, . tnok hi, microphone to within ! Those who qualified in Satur¬ i An amateur program will be aired I 1(0 day's tryouts are Ruth Mniry i each day from 3:30 to 4 p. m. ! yard, of German guns, and in c British Islet, he relumed to j S\one, Alpha Gamma Delta; Peggy ; TUESDAY'S PROGRAMS— North Campbell; Frances , United States on the same clip- j 9:00 a.m. Federal - State egg! a liich Ambassador Ken- Richards. Sigma Kappa: Mary grading service. Whitford, East Mary Mayo; Betty j since been lecturing, Applegate, Kappa Alpha Theta; on actual assignments Betty Johnson. Kappa Kappa j Gamma; and Peggy Hazen, Alpha j While the Seasim Is r CBS. such a, the Mexican In- Omicron Pi. In Full Swing— tton on whieh he comment- i Mexico City, the talks bo- FARM WEEK MSC Dairy Helps Transform Judge.* for the preliminaries! UKARNTO were Dean Marie Dye, Dean H »yed to the United States potjito trophy winners, Milk Into Buttons, Fabrics in here to the entire world teams, i B. Dirks, and Dean L C. Em¬ DANCE— of the Bibbins trt mons. Skating ability, attractive¬ Walt,. Fox Trot i short wave radio. rs ness, and personality were factors gAS ONC K AN IMTN phies at the crop improvement Bv tier hard Lett el considered in the judging. .I.rrid wa, city editor of the banquet. The 1941 short course: "Synthetic casein product* in industry such a* fabric# and The carnival will open Satur- , Join the New Adult Herald, and although he is j honor roll will be no, plastics may be a future source of income to dairy farmer#," day afternoon at college rink with j HAI.I.ROOM ily so year, old. he hat a solid dulses of 1001. 101 state# P. S. Lucas of the M.S.C. dairy department. Casein, preliminary heat; fcunwlistic background. Agradu- : tnl at the vlll CLASS University of Minnesota. | Women will see costumes made « by-product rf skim milk, can be manufactured profitably The afternoon program i,8 i reporter on the Minneap- j by Home Economics students be- ! when dairv prices are low. I P"hlic. The evening win i m' "nd "Mr ,Wut',i"n of c"win in thr| ' ,r ■" v ' " — - — I I'll it ml States is » the London School of. defense at 3 p. m. i ' new " . . 4 industry, since ■» , ait Primary Elections VIRGHINE SIMMONS SCHOOL OF • This Spring-Loll n» SI rand Arrude rd j Tlwre will be no primary elec- , I'honc 20271 Geoganguc To Hold Initiation Action! A WELCOME AND A MESSAGE n FOR I HE GliESIS OF From the Women's Angle Michigan State College's 26th Annual A Im-v week in in Sim* for State women us committees • "Fiesta ile Aguu" arc named and general nrgiimditiori clings continue among Farmers' Week activities. FARMERS' WEEK /» fa fittingly apftroprialc llml llie nation's oliletl rollout- etltili, lithad for ikr tcienllfic tlmly of agriculture should lie alto llir Mis, MilbcWclr ph Norman s/Miosor of llie nation't largest agricultural treek, More than ilia! |and Mr il It llw collage't privilege and pleasure. dinner. hrenly-tix yean ago irlien irorl/en al llie college ami irorkert and i Eronomi from ihe fieldt met for the firtl Tanners' Week there trat the he- ginning of a great combination. Today the inemhert of that com• it discussed at the P E. j more, Notes On bimilion hare increased to iniiny timet llie original number. Ilut Ihe original mi'ims are yet intact. We offer idiot in- bare learneil. fnmrd meeting this after- \ mittee. •nnounred • «»f the Kay Duthie. organization. mar ! Martha Ba Employment Yon offer your land, \onr biildingt. your tlork and your enterprif ing effort to make iihal ire ill common have learneil north the i refreshment booth was i Ar,s JU learning. l"pic of dMrw-KSl ot ths i "«• In l')4t agriculture it hernial for ilt giraletl year. The keytlono Monday beard moating j of the national definite inch, llie iuduttry. nlienyt the eonlry't back¬ r girls who haven't had u ^ bone, mutt mid more tineirt to ih nlraody tturdy frame. 'i! Mgn up to-work at the J *tra Hatrix- unnunccd Marian Gard'e:. j ftlfi . C Many of lliete tineirt mil come at a mull of Ihit year's Tarmert' Michigan II eek programs. I'm inert and lliroritlt trill gather this treek to ■ - members have placed j irork out their pruhlcmt together. The irorking out of thete (Hole 'fin ot folk dull, ol itif-1 lemt it of real tigiii/ieuiiee to the irorlil. >ns in the display cose' TO OUR PATRONS-- '■ un floor ot the women's We are fwiMiii of llie ;»irf given ut to pluy in thin drama of iudut¬ ■ education building. try. We are tlill more proud uf llie faith you ditfday in your indut- . try and in lit by accepting the motl imimrlanl /sorl of the ilrumu. The Best Cum put Bands In order to farililalr Iwtter -ervire on all order Thit it vour college, ami ike eidlage tlaff memhart are your i» AND and (Mirers mil-, we art im-Ulling a trunk- oiiernlort. We ho lie you trill make I kit ritil to the college only one i Hayee, Liberal line telephone. Our new number will be . . . of many, anil that yon irill depend on the college ut the college hat THE BIG NAME •I.AY FOR YOIIK PARTIES BANDS •1-5467 Save This Number come to defend an you, ARK MEMBERS OF '< FV>vill, *• and iR Home Economics riairman of the poster being assisted by ; SERVING STATE SINCE 1903 Jewett's Michigan State College J-«« Blue. Liberal Art* AMERICAN FEDERATION I2M W. (.rand River (iiriH • Flower* Of Agriculture and Applied Science MUSICIANS * " Vivian Kalmbach, uf r, ! siomic, junior, Shirley medical biology junior. WAYNE UNO ticket, r*1 Turning the 5/ | State, Notre Dame Clash on the \ f(j Break Precedents3 t\ti ten tutt INTRAMURAL fjttt of nil, Karl Sehtndoman, ~ H. Young as head* who replaced Athletic Dlrcc I LEAGUE H» I till I conch last fall, will make FLASH— Irat appearance lit the of the Spartan track It will be the first time that iMyden Quits Irish Mason To Accept Job As 6 Hits West Virginia Draws Tankers Initial Win Seek of Tonight will prove an reckoning In the fraternity basketball league . . Three team*. Alpha Epsllon PI. Sigma Nu evening and Nate will meet a Notre Dame aam under the tutelage of Bill Moloney took over the Pro Football Czar RrstShutontQ.gers Who Have Of Season Of Cage Year Alpha Tau Omega hove an op¬ portunity to win ship.". . First round results in block champion¬ the hand¬ duties at the Indiana CLASSII IF.I Michigan In Mind Elmer Laydrn, head of Notre ball tournament must be posted last spring when John rhrre Marks Fall lVlrhateon, veteran Irish mentor, by Saturday . . . Thus far only Abbot 12 Succumb* Before Spartan* ilea ar a heart attack. Previous 10 his promotion to the head coach To 284) Whitewash Purdur In Dormitory Play Spartans Abandon Ficldhousc Court Undaunted by two conxecti- Shutout basketball, a rarity Hy M K lichen }' tive setback* In* many It may lie violating (he axioms of psychology, strategic Informed feerh Tem week* from JliK Ten oppo¬ the hardwoods, crept into basketball, et al. hut Michigan State's basketball squad Is nent*! Michigan State tank¬ the Intramural basketball pic¬ looking right on past the Went Virginia encounter these days ers will seek the victory trull ture last night to feature the to that all-important clash with Michigan next Wednesday. against Ohio Wcsleyun Saturday nine game dormitory loop card. In Jettison pool. Mason 6, which had things Just The general policy in ternoon against the West One reason for optimism In the about their own way In the dorm collegiate haskehall cir¬ Spartan camp was the showing of Abbot IS team Ihe football campaign Inst term, dem¬ cles is "to take 'em one at a Ralph Newton, sophomore free- onstrated that they had it few time," but Coach Ben Van At- Such o contest, if It should ma¬ styler, who has been out of the court antics, up their sleeves by terialize. would he very Interest¬ his first task, sty no and his boys want to boat lineup with the flu. In his first w ¥ a team which is Mermaids Will the first shutout of the season n 28-0 whitewash of the Wolverines bad enough to atart planning the Feb. 12 entertatmvwBt , may see collegiate race, Newton provided hospital- the winning margin for the 400 ing, especially from the point of view . . . spectator However, the of the major track % Abbot 12. Coach Les VonKher- hapless Ryan charges don't seem early. The is ready mid-west. In four ir Irish have Vie for Honors stein's charges put a strong nffen- ihlne on the floor but the a couple of weeks fact is, State h*»n been looking to¬ yard freestyle reloy when he churned the hundred In 5ft 5 sec¬ to be selves loo willing to put them¬ on the spot . . . With their ward the second Michigan engage¬ be the four times. In the opening the onds, fastest time of the. evening In Swim Meet lues not Indicate strength of Coach Everett ta- ment ever since that 42-14 defent Dec. 7. disastrous third all-time clash between West for that event. Virginia and State. In 1936 the ' The second of Michigan State's sinter, Notre Dnme defeated Flnine's charges. Throwing nwny Don Ladd, senior freestyler, winter tournaments, table tennis Rate 57-37. five chances at the free throw Van's quintet hasn't !>een in Spartans won, 25-24; earlier this created a new varsity n Michigan State women vie for season State won a wild game (tehlademan is counting heavily linv didn't help the Abbot cose. any too Jovial a mood about con¬ der way yesterday. Thirty-five aquatic honors tomorrow at 7:30 Howard taDue paced the win¬ necting with the Wolverines evm 44-35. style race. tadd also teamed with contestants started t' e five round, m the sophomores who composed as the tenth swimming Intra¬ with 10 point*. since a Michigan student columnist Harold Hefferman, Don Farmer j one-dcfeat-ellmlnatlon contest he 1940 freshmun team, undefeat- mural season gets under wuy. ners MANON I WINN point out the Ironic fact that and Newton to establish a new j vuhu h won't t*c concluded until >d In nine meets. In the distances, the Spnrtar A new precedent will be his year with the 40 yard dis¬ set Baskets by Tom Rlordnn and "State's players, when they ap> Fencers Bow vanity record In the 400 yard the middle of March. John Dignnn in the last 20 sec¬ pen red at Ann Arbor, looked like freestyle relay. The quartet rov- j hentor enn count heavily on Ralph tance replacing all 60 yard events. Monroe, lanky mller and two- In past years the Women's Ath¬ onds of play gave Mason 8 their they had been picked third straight victory of the sea¬ cemetery In far-off Siberia and Three Times ered the distance in 3 44 7. 300-yard medley relay - Won by letic Association has not been able Purdue (MrCredy. Williams, son, a 17-13 decision bver Abbot ning year on the cm Chuck Sullivan to compare its records with those II. The victors trailed set by other colleges. This year a half 7-4. at the On Road Trip Kratzer. Time—3:00.4 (Pool tec- ! team. ord, old record 3 13 by Ohio State.! turned in some good times in the movable float will be placed In Wells F gave notice that they With the three-meet weekend 1041). longer events. the pool to help regulate the new were a squad to be reckoned with road trip, which opened the seas- 220-yard free style—Won by; MU VAI'LTER I.OORH GOOD by knocking off Well, It, 211-4 munrled to know son, down in the record books, Carney (P); 2nd, Horn (P»; 3rd. ~Mo*t promising of all is Ted Seventeen teams have handed In Conch lloy rralclgh hlmsrlt led looking tonm "he Mlrhigun Michigan State fencers now have Himmeleln (S). Time—2:21.5. ; Wonch, Lansing Eastern graduate, lineups for Wednesday's meet, the attack, nottlny 1.1 point, a, hi two week., ot holiday,. traM two weeks in which to prep 50-yard free style—Won by i In the pole vault. Wonch has seven more than Inst year. South hi, tquad rnrked up It, third IInto n rnkuh mid desultory for their next assignment, a \\ I .add (S); 2nd. HefTornon (Si; 3rd. \ cleared the bar at 12 feet 10 inches Campbell, Rochdale house, East straight success. in practice. Mary Mayo. Alpha Xi Delta, '°t, while the bn day road trip which will take them Hcrr (P). Tune-24 ft. (Michigan! In the most exciting game of I college go east and (lash the class lit Ohio State and the Case School State varsity record; old record j 826 Suits North hall, South Williams, Alpha the evening Mason 4 downed n which crumbled the top quintets of Applied Science. 24 0. by Hansen. l»40t Another Lansing Eastern prod Gamma Delta. Kappa Alpha Thetn, stubborn Wells D quintet 22-20. i In the country." The answer to tack of experience resulU Fancy diving—Won by tuoto. Uct, l)«lc KmiUU, has stampe< himself as the lending contender Alpha Phi, Sigma Kappa, Kappn for the quarter mile post, Delta, Off Campus Independents, Tiulling IB to 17 with five see- that question Is exactly wha giving Benny defeat for the Michigan State (S), 104.11. 2nd. Farkas (P». 3rd.1 Och&tctn (P) 217 Coats time trials Friday, KnuliU wn» Epsllqn Chi, Kappa Kappa Gamma 100-yard (ice style—Won by clocked at .51.8. Earl Cady and Frank Warner Alpha Omicron Pi, Chi Omega, North Campbell, and Alice" Cowlc Strttr'i Krut/er (P); 2rd. Ladd (Si: 3rd Farmer (8) Time-54 4. two out of three bouts in the epee Williamson (P); 2nd, Bigelow «,k' Doctor byman L. Krlmodlg the epee. bowling intranuiruls this week and Helen Hayes of the Indepen¬ win mill! from Abbot 10 by « 10-3 '» forward lo a record In Saturday's meet with Illinois, when it bowled a team score of dents who swam the 30 yard side score. George Kinhai ruptured Ii ruwi1 ulld Spartan fan, are al- Thai ken won all three of his saber 844. Alpha Gamma Delta, with 506 pins, nosed out Alpha Phi by "bverarm in 21.4, which also Is an lop offensive laurel, with three , «*«ly beginning lo cro» Uietr lln- obuts and one bout in epee to all-time record. points. j ger, for the flrit State victory over contribute four points to the State two points. Led by the accurate shunting of! Michigan In the last aeven game. total. The results of the other teams entered in the Intraiuuruls were; Bill Hackman, Abbot 18 disposed j Aside from gazing Into the crys- igan State 1941 Chi Omega, 331, and Zeta Tau of Abbot 16 for their third straight I tal a little, the Spartans are Kappa Delta, 494; Sigma Kappa. triumph, 31-16. Coach Bill Rub- ed Into high-power workout, Alpha, 290. 473; Alice Cowles, 462. Kappu Kappa Gamma, 451; Alpha Xi Delta. 430; South Williams, 434; Fat Stone of West Mayo and Mary Work of Sigma Kappa scor¬ efts' churges put up n battle for ; week in preparation for three quarters but wilted under night's encounter with West Vir¬ ginia In Morgantown. CORAL GABLES a fourth quarter barrage. ed 157 points each to tie for in¬ Kappa Alpha Thctn, 409; Alpha Mason 3 touted Wells E 21-7 PRACTICE IN LANBING Omicron Pi. 398; North Hall. 39ft; dividual high scoring honors. North Campbell. 376; Rochdale. Helen Brown of Alpha Gamma in a listless game. Joe Nelson Formers' Week activities PALNITE sparked the winners with nine forced the State squad to v< 374; Epsllon Chi, 363; Alpha Chi Delta placed second with a score points. Mason 2 defeated Abbot ' the fleldhouse Omega. 146; South Campbell. 133; of 114. • 14, 21-17. Bill Seunor, Abbot 14 the Boys' Vocational forward, captured the evening's Welcome Farmer*! Lansing for practice PALNITE ICE CARNIVAL ENTRY BUtNK-SKATING scoring 19 points. crown In this game with Matching the accurate Check event* you wish to enter and drop thin blank In Faaaixtl M*«Werl Wilder! Fencer* to Be Active ballot box in the Union. Wtckixtl Screwier I... then During Farm Week • Sojlow en ,ketch Hi „ Men'a 220-yard daah Couple*' ob»tacle race According to Coach Charles Women's 220-yard daah Men's 440-yard daih Schmittcr, the fencing squud wilt Relay, three-man teams Free for all. 10 circuits Figure Skater*. Exhibition Skater* or Skate Dancer* be far from Idle this week. A short exhibit Is scheduled for Thursday evening in the field- house for Farmers' Week guests. j STUDENTS! LET US PUT YOUR The work of rounding out a win¬ ning combination will come after University of Idaho recently ob- Name In Gold lined a large portrait of the late *n. William E. Borah. ON YOUR Fountain Pen Leather Notebook Pencil Other Gather Slide Rule Gaae Good* A Few More Dav RENTALS TAILS uuimv.dkad. LINK ON KENT- $4.50 $5.50 hKositchekwbros