School's Over, 1C ■•unlgy, | Say MSC Heads Vacation Will Extend to Juno ' V* ht-n,l>. paid their „,... i-.iiin full refund, Regular regktratinri mi iH. Army, Navy, Ami ()f Five Victories ,i .|. t,l .lun« I, two week* before tin.. „f i|„. Murine* Seeking T'lfisfliiiiaii It* l.o"i7i» Pilrli4»r ttS nine HTIIflKNT Ol,'TINES .M.S.I:. firatl* , n1 nina *perlal etude,it. online* I" he held each week Iff Joe Strtick 'Htwle New* S|K»rf* hditiff) 11,.- term wne #l*„ glkfn ytwterdav Th*«* trip*, open Service with Uncle Ram'* I hid, lite hilt Imrred to faculty, w ill i'n, hole rnitrM armi-fl forces is hfunmiti/' hout most of , l.ukn Ml, hlir.in Uki he*. Ih'tp.it nlyht ,Inlaw, .mil moro Imminent for Miihitfan 'curing letkii'letl'l. Mixed outlfi|{* will !*■ en,nuiHio-d, it »n, ftufl^ntx, many of whom I y/*me of thi Uti"l. . *r«i»v after fjt«i . „f the M'lmlni'trnlion unnonncemeiit were felt ,,n mph*. |p»,t» 'it the rempu*. Over IW4, «»<•» «,f «imt,ln end multi- i*f ■ now- .1 .• were rr|hirted, with Ihn "..lleire hmllli .i-rvi,r re DIXIE DOINGS f ninth itk . vi rul hundred rell* duriny the Htlerivrm end eve •he w-innlrf Apoplexy pellenle tilled the rolli-K" hmpltal to over- ' 'hfn , nil,I MitthiK up of emeryi-ri, y wnrd* in dormltorle* t,» < urMlidfil** I . on*ldered. f'ADKT fklANIl TO KXAMINY jptl MINI TE RIIMII REVERSES Th* t; S Anrty Travwllng l,ie* reported a null,ten ru»h for t,< ket» to nil part* of l,< h* ntlldunU hurriedly |m>k,'d end mad,' plan* to ls , , , . , ; '»»"« ifduy itoA tetUrtg throng fur rtinlcnta who plan to ri'mairi in hu t Mifi»irifr •• iSniu»»ii2y ..t >> «T* | iihiiiiyc, many local W* tan rant* armouni-cd |il«rj« t»» offer j wrvn-it witi nh a' » maximum of H cent* u day. Oth«r mi*r«hant« '1"y "l • ni*, iw iiu,*,, Ti»i« i i* "• " SPRING! ,1 I,u-,ne»*men offer#,I free Mffing for *to,lent* in order K"'"* < •>""< ifOan ,(,r... . nt the city from Ijeeomlnif a yh,.*t town thi* »prin». Tl(. , II K Alt Mows On fl.l.is MALI, SURVIVES L'KLRRRATKlS ' Dial 1.x Station* |,jnt» that Well* hall had roliapwitl under tin- wild cel.- ,i . i*. NfiMi of freahman reahlent* were denied late l*»t rutfh'. •"*' t", 1 |""C '' ' re Seek ( lour tir ■h .lamaife amonif the rtormilorle* »». a -maiheil radiator ''•* fjjf, "j "', if ' AM*.! hall eatiaed by a phyakal education wnlor fain'mu u„mi ,,, ,(llln /r li .irikun hi* hea ne after poll, * had ^ , ,u«.t will o» mini in hrinifinK the men to the around, were unai.h- ,jy ,M ",,^1 •cipher the alranife epeech. *m. will »,..Uo*i» m J„w la. TtMlay's Cive I Ijuth Cm mp us EcotiyPolu'cAd Jobs For Men Schedule Two Are Available ]'nrl,iiifi i'roblrm New Courses Ui#» im- Spring Term t/y ma I* Vt'WN (!oin|»l«*lr Kilitor (lliiiii^cs 'Scientific Ag' Founder Dies ' rme> Xumlu'r? ■I , .life* antf re*»erttai Town (»irls to Slayi* "Turn's Anil Tt-a' >"t *P»*d the ad4rr«« mi • kl b, IW. L H. Cell. th* inuMimnl •# all co®- lb* Irlter was tfirrrtrl U * HI VI.REND LLOYD GKIL r««MI ...vpUUe*. 1"' II ash-lam I tht fgflfft Leclur* I itch' Sam If ant* All Victories for MSC "nimittee. Tickets tor You. Ami You. Ami Wwhiaan Suit 14. I'eirenulj <•' S*wlh f-arwiiu I. •Shall Be So Night" were f^uartrrU Pul»li4^ WiHmran .Xalt j. I ltm-Mi 4. Sr*at demand that neatly You. Ami You Tint Vmf* Artitl^ <-'t.s in the Auditorium Mkhwan >Ule ft. I'nittrail; of '.wiu I (10 ianint- id all, that is, except the Midnran SUIt at L«i,rr»i'ty «l t.eorru (mm). sections of the balcony ' Nithican SUIt 12. fori Htnaiot ft. * »• itage where it is im- see any of the action. : dose to the state, the ruxA. or OGPU are to f*poci at ■ *«at* afford one of the once to t2s» StorJer.1 eourcJ tils? j l* "[> »II the (ecu. Lecture in the Cmon wIms* they *nli sr*ei i | wrtto 84 recruiuhg officers. • j Spring Social Schedule Courw Secretary S. E. ! Recruiting officers will aiso be ! found under trie beds in all tfe I *me to the 'o(ic>l eonclu- ■ «.n runui JEWELRY HANKIE* Acting Editor Tom (irooni' NECKWEAR KCAREH Although tor 1*11 to play / 'i- J» K" auditorium during win tor i I'I'M* EH IIIMHh* | it'rm tiwf Mud and I Keuprnlnf ivtrk »r Mjorh 91, After Kmpl.ls g.du j iKontamie troupe Mtwied an i vf.; flow crowd vf iumo than M(W l«»t We ran'l - land i hew one-horse Tho warning in ( liuir. Try to lake an cuay j course and yuu are exposing youraelf to j launching utaul a carer r. a simple two-credit Aft> r Muson (pop. 2,Midi Ih Iroil looks "pita'" in art a|ipriu"lallon tnuy make a Hnhn-i pretty big from here. Von can sitnlnirn mlull ef you for life. Wurse yet, i- 'linidei the phyaieal edrieatloii yiiurilctislU just as well looking at the enurwN, ol'tini taken for eos.v rroditN. with courthouse as at the Elsher Tower, of course, lad it would be rather difficult to the heavyweight light picture the way it la today, anyone .getting an "a" In hoxlng thin CfiMlrtp />#/ /fol 1 get 10 and one-half ndles from wlioiv you hi ring may find hlmsell shoved hot ween ih.- were'gi itttf and sllll he in town. rupee l.o nnel jm> lauds. c.r how ahiait ennverantioiuil or hualnesa jvo wtMiiler thr.v have Mrikrs, capital and laher ran never gel togefhrr. l-'rwm sptaking'.' Take thiol al yolll' own risk and don't hlume anyone hut yourself if you end all ea leu kit ion . the Hireling place fur these up tidking for the rest of your lite. two rlanm'n oil (hi to be by rights direelly If you want the high rood to adventure try iMAween llamtrnmck and tironse i'olnle. the rnitrse in ramp cookery. Volt may end Up itul it isn't. There Isn't anything i here. lis ehrf In n lumber camp, hul that's the Kvra goed old Woodwsrtl avenue avoid< the pinee as if It were haunted. It's just eluiiue you take. suaji eouisoi arc a gumhlc all right, hul Police Kc«|iiol Drlruil, i guess. Thai's what the nice try taking tile hard ones for r while—they're man iii the gas slat ten eald when he ev- u gamble w het In r or to.i \ ott'll stay in school. !>IS(s Building plaint it how to get bark lo efv ilj/atlon and Rrop from driving into (he lake. ! »till think there ought t«» U» aymhohinl abuut the place. There ought to Ih*|t statue of The Worker meeting Tho KtnpUocr at the Imlfwity |h»int, long iih llumtriunek and t»ro«»e Pointe will |»rol»- ahly ver merge. (Jtmliililc Quotes At - the very lea^t there ought to Ih» in*me0nng there. Sheer tH thingm>H« in \w.+ have tuiffrreil from n negative i v»nu»le\; f"lJk',h ' ,*"x.j,', ,t will i*. t Unnetting, opev mlly when an entnhlij«hed .out iaciiil.it a have nnnlyzc.il i ah ties and Iwl-1 tiuiiK h,i-> tnan yiainlf.1 th»m»ughf«re like the SiMile mul uni ed facte!'*; t lies have i \|io»»ed the tollien ■«"iHihahly aitbotMite. hu oIh; \hoy have not emerged with u poult ivc 'ie«etn»». uie-e men wo l-luloHophv to which xtudcntM and public ,,|,h taiiw.fik then it But to get hack lo the Mihjeet after the highwdikH and b>wa>s of Petroit. what might attach thtgn.Helvua. 'J lteiv is .tUHtic.e in j i/ilu'^he "lirii Themes In llxeess liouril Ai'<« |»l» MAR JO SHOP aUmt vaeution*? the complaint of the umlergruriunte thai hi» sp,oi neit SfAHl in adeniii exjierietne liail not provided him windrow wilson 'JTh v {.hUhI The thing*" are vicious, hut you can't do with a faith." Pieaident t hurlea Seymour • f Hcen t»ei..i»- ih»> i.oiui. t llolil I /» (.ariiienl away with them. If student* didn't go on vacation and wear lAuwtisnives out they > hie univt i H»ty point* to u taull m the higher 'iwt>)«t« «** c-. Jiuiftes' C.lioiee educational airucture. uiompert.«nt p«.s« A Lucky PurdkMC Bring. TImm Popular would be so oAiUwtious and do so much Thw . . I1.iIk.iii nation* > of fiysluivt \V ye.i r\ Writer t* work when they got hack that the pro- themr JuUai way* of getting it, by uoiking if worst »..>• .t i n in* amu w ill lmvr $ t tiNMii. would Jh* swampod with assign- tneiit* and papers the lirst da> of the term. come* to WOlat. But vucatii'tih are hard on the 1 rinsing u" d«- tact IhMt lw liud bri wibeui thr in'^' ^w»e*iu| mv coiifntntmg tbem. riint am moot uf U*v wtimet will pi be dcUi.vfHl tor at least .. Hooded Revcrsibles That wmild never do. and kant iaiusuig tiaaklwntn, They arc i ^y'*t' u Hwry M Jriv k.son. UctK.it tlnir clussmaUs leave joyfully and drag koiah h.ni u»ou to tiu> pi At Tkii Very Special Pricol Pel hap* it * Udter iiie way it i*. One- wearily back, livirybiily else lion been tium mbuus* nelhu*n lkn-n Twenty-five Uieiuo wen half of t he at-uuejUs ru*h iiome to find ucw ftuanwheie. while they at-ny on forever— pe«*o»»i i.»nv»«> k.« u»e unu- Way* of Hpending money, while the otiier juct Uk« those lecluivh liuvt ntait \\oiliie*- ! milted I.ist , half racks its collective brain t*» thai day morning. . laaeo th» exairona'uno lot c Further On ummI tout id in th c. s, bump Wftl puprr. okl Isit Lot- wo* called i UlVtl UrirjliUUs Sheer \\ ool and Crepe SPARTAN 85.95 - $29.75 -Iivoil iti-purUuv i.ctuli'r of ilu- Shrill# fashion I'lirailv own jiicktt—t.' lit- warn now under A Hair-do to NEVER styled it suit. Just ih time for the jhister- to ccmmon gtock-motdds — here! The ouiwriority uf UW Beauty Salon's service is in the fact that it augments the iiidividuahty of each yet run. Town and College May we show—Yon? Shoppe" 205 Eaat llraud Uivor FREEMAN'S BEAUTY SALON 211-212 M. A. C. aon> April I, l*H MTCHTfJAN STAT* NKWft Swing h Now Wnr, Solidarity Styles COED STYLE SHEET To Sweaters «| lit Chariot )• WhMten Bright I' woiry I, M-xIco'* chief contrlhu- White ym'ttf knitting or crovvJ': ,ff, „ Kmart coed-modem, pmud of rtg yoUfwSt hat & or fMfgfclfuM)^ b«g, you ^ -rf ■» » % ' In SI'/ou Tnlght t»ku thn# out to m&k# a - — gnicalpeRcApp^i,, rArn»loC shnP. zzXZZi=• But if thU I* the term you're i"«-ry of Wtlonallim—pwh«i»x -in,*, 2 .fill IffI ry r, I, k-wared when you bump Into f- thell^jran »r,. Way „| „mln* back Winter's Darker Shades Wing. Ut >ti»rt k\u4yin% from thf, KJHJvT, wi'h r.o tinw out to knit ,',i it"- poatofflce Inviting your boy • >' !• ' J offer you_j# ti„ ihr army or Urn navy i.r the U-'tr -. ui'.-A 'i'-.k your fhtt 8ft>orU4f0/t „„i „f fnahlon. Kvcry where loy- ,'en. light American bright*, to Mexican i„ Ki>yli"h leathern, to the H. eagle, -tar* ami anchor*, to »h«- Ar a ml yolil bnltona nt/impe th(< .iwarrnraa of thr- Europe ■ lation of our Sooth Amrr'i altered all over fnahlona Iv-. vrlte aflhouelle cOggec-tn th l,,f -..cr nir nation*. Ifkir,."- influence hit m ii* In coiffure, venintr roata, rolffurex charm 11rireally large ami vivid flowc ah ear center part and idcefc hang deeper armholea rot Icimorti elant la trlven to formal veninf ronta, aumptoooi, teg! liritaln epme* the alfi fanhloneil after dint ■ - .,1 'i marble batr. after v-ai -.wo lh America Inaptred the tan that ha* | lilac Ii unci la ratehinir op with n.v ■- fpc),. ci it v. Another new favorite i - -otfita belnir made-in'that < >1 i Carmen Miranda, VI - -' Amer. n yearning to wear bio- - and (tet inter the e'.m|ietit|cir -./r: American Ireauttea. Tide r r and their opportunit v. ' iiich-w luring ruatomer- u \ ..t '.lor print cotton* and *dk ■ i Registration - Spring Term From Utile Clou; For Engineers, Chemists Ft'ii Dynamiting Draws 100 ALL STUDBfTS will U> admitted to th« Crmnnlum on Mnrrli II and April I according to alphabetical group. to rawrvc «ec* Ominous explosion* heard dur¬ -Ron. and complete rlawlflcatlnn. Every ftufictil mu.t hove hl» ' Are 'Bewildered' Engineering senior* spent Ot Add New Degree Graduates next year from the ing vacation were not forerunner* of a military invasion, but merely lab work for the annual two-credit Yesterday ENROLLMENT CARD, IDENTIflCATION CARD, and RED- IRT RATION CARD bepira appearing at the Oymnnalum. Any •tudent who doea not have Ills IDENTIFICATION CARD mu*t ■i 0 leant part of their spring vacation recently - authorized Industrial course in dynamiting, ft was re¬ Annual Tourney report to tha regiatrar'a oBIca before clamitlcatlon. Seen arc not VjM {trying to make decision* concern- chemistry course will he ready to Is 4'»! ifna the many Job* open to thewK- rtep Into Job* In key defertdc In- tention »pecia!i*t In agriculture S|»onsored By to he paid until ofler completion of claulflcutloii, The achedula I'i fullowai • t Recording to II. li. Dirks, dean * duntrlM, according to R. C. Hus¬ engineering. Kappa Delia Deo-Do the division. ' ton, dean of Applied Science. The course U offered rach spring TUESDAY, /IPRII, 1 11:00-11:15 11:15-11:30 Ci-Den Employment prospect# for 1041 Tho new course which ■will vacation to Junior* and senior# in graduates of the engineering div¬ grant a degree In chemistry rather Engineering, Agriculture, and for¬ Michlifnn 8t»te colldgt I* 8 00- S IS K-KI I 00 i 18 ('np-Cr j pinyinir hunt to approximate B 15- 8 30 Jb-Ji 1:15- 1:30 Ci-Coo ision are exeeptjprmlly good. In than In Applied Science Is design¬ estry. Nearly a half-ton of explo- 8 10- 8:45 . h iSfact prospects are *o good that ed |o prepare hit* the profession of sives is set off each year in the 100 tlrhiilori. iiml «ptaki""* Hp-Ja 1:30- 1:45 ( pat i in in ate bewildered with the chemistry lit Industry as disting¬ vicinity of the college. 1.45- 2:00 ~ Knur day* ere allotted for field j ri'pre.u ntInif 21 collier, >n I ' 9 00- 9 15 iifli-iiim 2:00- 2:15 Bp-Br humorous offers, according to the uished from the more general universities entered in the annual \ '.dean. field, Huston say*. work, with the entire course con- | 9 15- 9.30 Hilar 2 15- 2:30 pl-Bo Pi Kappa Delta Forensic tourna¬ 0 30- 9 43 Op-Qx • The rapid expansion of defense fined to five and one-half day*. . T:30- 2:45 ReJ-Rk With defense work calling for | ment which cpened an rami »■ • 41-10 00 Ob-Go Buo-Iiel U» to •fitduatrics and the fact that there more and more chemists there*Is Tho class I* limited to 50, study I 2 45- 3:00 tAS? yesterday *nd will flow* U»t* Aft j 40 00 tft 13 TP Ga Ar-Ban pre not enough trained men to go little difficulty in being aimed at problem* of: 3:00- 3 15 placing all grad- ground, the dean <"'u" uui. hu# points out, stumps, stones, and clitche*. Over i 10 IS-10 30 ri-Fo 3 IS- 3:30 A-Aq „t pre,mil, (he driin < x- . Caused the heavy «.,>• demand .Irm.nd forf»i en- j bul ,h, cuuril. 400 pounds of dynamite arc used j ditches alone. The tournament ineludts test* In debate, era n JO 11 10 48 19 45-1100 E3-Fh Dp-Ek ltT ^ R '",rt , ,, I will open further fields. on Due to national defense con- j temporary speak mi Z,lZ\7,"nyiln'('me-i Hw",lr;7""u «W'the ehwiWry . tract#, only one powder company j are announcing The me being judged b r—m < Art (ft .1 (Hi P rr.«iptete his rta#sl first ion. M, Tuc-wluy, April I, an, .tudenl miiy fir,t ^ ^ chemical engineering ! tc», fhunicnl and chrmiral f'u "*„m"re rl«1' mathematics, and I**'- language, wu* able to send a represent,!- ' forensic dlrerit r f NO xtt WENT MAT CTjURRIFV WITH ANT GROUP OTHER have good prospects for positions, live to aid lit the course Uil* year. while moiy specific training will Ucipating colleger THIN HI* OWN. In addition to the 150 senior*, , In the -everai companies j be demanded In chemistry. ARE FROM RIX NT ATM |j»te rritstrsttnrt fees will be added In either of the following 'ft large percentage are reserve < f- j have been represented. Other special degree* given by The school# angered in the bmr- flcers, and will go Into the army ft* soon n* they graduate, and 30 the Applied Science division ares — I nament represent six states, (.'"til¬ I. Filling to complete el*tsulfation by 5:00 P. M. Tuesday. April I. more plan to do naval engineering conservation, Work. Placement of engineer* has al- medical and police administra¬ tion. physical educutlon, and pre- (..re-dental. jCzcch Master ing from the eastern states are team* from the University of Connecticut and Colby college, 8. ratling to pay fees by 4:30 P. M. Friday. April 4. C«n»{oft ^ th",lu"k ' j i » 1 1 ' Way* been high. Dirks reported, lias Paintings Wutervllle, Mr, Ohio Is r*| t c- ISeirs Ity Oorgu llerlierl mc but this year requests yre "twite Registration for the tournament, «)k place yesterday. The two Rented by Itelrfwin-Wallace n»l- Uniinilup ays' contexts will Ik* followed by On Inhibition lei/e Were a; Heidelberg college, Hirum college, Hiram; I Tiffin; u award banquet tomorrow at fi The college art department li i University of Akron; Otterbeln college, Westerville; Marietta col¬ Will Wiilkie Wiggle Into cooperating with the Kalamazoo lege, Marietta; Rowling Orcen I Art Institute in presenting It# j State university; University of To¬ principle exhibit of the year fea- i ledo, and Kent Mm N<»w Party, Nation Asks STYLE-WISE MEN tui iOg a showing of a dozen nils j Franklin college i:, the only school by Oski.it' Kokosiltku and handi- j entered from Indiana, Politics broke into the mw*. Will enthuse over the Hmnrl ; ct lifts of the Southern higtiland- j again yesterday with the vigor «I j Other entrants Include speak lines of M(ieun Kdwards" or* from Glove City college, Grove a Philadelphia convention wh« o spring finger-tip coals. In Wendell I. Wiilkie. oufmst at two | City, Pa., and St. Vincent college. covert, eordurdy and poplfn,' I ,ut robe, Pa. Michigan schools major parties, announced hi# in- j tcr.tion to join the? Farm LnDo- reversible to Zclan treated "late i vet gabardine— college; Hope college, Holland; $8.05 to $12.95 Michigan .State Normal college, Ypsilao'i; University of Detroit; and Central State Teachers cul-j lege. Mt Pleasant. LIHT STATE ENTRANT* Michigan State will be repre- | Rented In debate by Jr>e Kroll,; Horizontal-siripr » h I r t * with Lansing, and George Herbert, j two- separate uulrlird collars, Dimnndule; Al Tltorburn, !#in»ing. • .•nd Charles Sayre, MiKirestown. ! 91.S5. N .1; rr»nr,« lllllkr, E..I sing, and Ida May Stevens, Dm- ; lj.n.| "flight you fire* young fatly , ,, the HATS FOR EASTER and Isabel Streiter. Hinlrtt. tray he ntionhl look, bote thf finable Michigan State students enter-; hrruHletl roni uith the long mil la/al. ami many titty. In follow, in ed in oratory are Glen Wagner. ' I I't.riiin lli-iir- ll:iiniiiii the hrtiul-neeilleil etlgen, tho w I il ,• v a rlt'l y ami Detroit, and Mary Elaine Child#, ' nuthorltalivi' nlylinir that Detroit. The extemporaneous! , l'A|lliiill <.Ni-rilt ant I f/i*' lirket'ftocket/ hnN ma ml a Inn I our hut ■ Sir J A. H«niwh.,MtiHilcr»hi|i for till ycnin. MS-WS-W mZV,*. You'll prollt by buying lierei i jv ' 'i MAY HUGS. Ihv 1UI Mori' ol the Town* IKS l-u" April l.udtngton. P Defense Takes CLASSIFIED 1 Instructors ;«te faculty will leave their Shoes Mark •|»ring Irrm, 12 Hcckn dilly Notch 3. ' IU ling¬ Flannel, either single or er coat, lowered pockets, CALL 4-5535 V KITE I*. O. BOX 11 double breasted. full-chested, casual, soft- tailored ccat front . . , everything about it tells you thut it has ju»t rolled off the fashion press. Go SALE Crosby Square SHOES on, get yourself some¬ Now at cloM'-out prion. thing -tartly new , , , •'PicaUilly Notch 3" . . * lliujlra.vii UEUKELY Aniiuxo Tcrrj) Tan—A Saw Spring Shad* 83.95 - 85.95 Other I tmrriiljr Club Soil, in I In an Lnder-Grad Chev¬ Mm-iUuHs auil CoverU, priced at • • Foruirrly &.>.&> • *7.50 ' iot, Shot land j^jGleii. $25 amf $30 BURTON'S 125 |>air», oik! tiara from 7-14 lo bo aoltl to make room for $21.50 to $30 NEW STYLES NOW ON DISPLAY Covert Fingertip Revcroible Coal. *15 WALE-OVER SPORT & DRESS MODELS H.KOSITCHEK & BROS. For M. S. C. L'ndcrurads SHOE SHOP 221 SOI TU W.ASIUNGTO.N AVENUE Jim Brakeman98 SMALL'S Str«8 Ttmln BJdg? WSfp': y, April I, >Mt NK-HIGAM 8TATK NKWH -m nice Men's In Stores Men's Wardrobes To Have Same Styles, Different Fabrics nviits Wide Choice My tee Damn sKris, tie*, nook", and all the other itcoc*- the dr«|* model, bric cclnr, hut al»o in th? paU (Khaki color, aid "\Vhi|tcord Tan," a mu- Urn, a* in the (llcuurquharot plakia, which To other to Ima/a* that I'itntwn will toon gabardine will f'H lo well with the plana l^lly chock full-of Ucm:i up lo the minute ill »tyl- he in 'hape for vbitora necking teliludc and of every college man, he ite eeonomy-mindetl tral brawn, will lie in the r.uit picture thia are Ijeing shown. will be of i«ift (hIm . i i, |he way to dewrilw men'* wear ami „iur,.„ of oihcr thing.*. or cat. a| fling by virtue of the mty h-vaunted mlli- i1' *, with jaijitH of hard haUh, both for con- jnjj fl„.l Kiwt Canning tlU» »priiig. Hut to every college man It mum* that 11 ituouing it close race for oeeotiH wdH l.e tary Oifltieiiee on men's ciotliea. Ruing on iraat, and tor durability. With gabardine, the m utte! aide, theaeertlor* will lend them- Actual colors of pants will run much id Lyiny from novelty hat* to BtmunUnnf Jeiaure jaehetr, ■liange eutfiOi—to get u new wtit. covert and tweed fabrici. to gfJve* l any color combination, which will neutral i*h:i< « a of tans and blues, which H thene aterea «how i.i time to Ht'xrk up on* Uvw-2 material* nil lend therruelvc* . lie of dcfiurtc advantage to the financially blend w« II with other color*. New colors ■ tj,ii -. ImmobcIou* male limited. will be "f'utuuy Viliow ' and "Air Koree Blirhtyi n SI ate college will ,uble to outfitting tin /. FASHIONS FOR MEN oti J'crhap* the most siiinihcunl otaiervbtioft t»;liege fashion trend;* today U tiie ten- Ulue.' Str*pMi pants, still the biggest seller, wIM iwt l>e siiown as much this spring. Meat ,.*aI ivakin* fiat U-- aciouaneKM of the baaic campun war<1rol>*\ pants will have no design in the material at SrnaJ'v I" die new e.u#bdhig nf *port# coals, . hick1*, and the all. Komi in plaids and checks, however, ISrouiis, I,ins, Variety Of dollar Styles • with » wide band, brown binding J. old.standby#, combating »;tt.s this spring, in i^lubW r 4D the kain^ --U:4* runt vt a ^ ^ cvb''-'** man if d'vptuy 'tf SU.l I'ttrniir ¥™iur™ New Shirts • * • lkgc mm and nil other men alike mwd to wifar - 11at Decision of three button Shetland jack eta, dark gray flannel or covert "lack#, and khaki *h&dt> bat >b .w < very indication of once more ladng t-a corduroy spirts jacket in natural color Will be fjop'il the three but- 'J hi- i- > t hft.vrfiv v.orn With ptyjc collar on their shirt*, t'*day t.h* rc ur« m loan vdl »« sliower-grttof gabar- the curnpu# favorite*. cunirastuig whffley. . of collar b«ing markifiini by one f'hicf res&non gvien by mere ban** for the aid loaf*r < at* made < f >pun ray- the uppi vttl army oner a I' nr." Thia .statement, which appeared in a |1.v» . f eontinuitig popularity of odd coats and .-•be-k* on and fbtim* b will ** womi o* -purjr*rse •. Izt- had in Jengtln is that they are comfort able. Often when garment to r*phc'>- h tl; an I a the pants, to a suit ate w rn out , a coat rat¬ wP|tb' fiun'if l ing pair of blinks rna> t>e U ught to gz ,.uh •> coHar. Tl»r ai'jlih |#i«ket. . .:fl LIBIU ' do lo No a ■ * (irMl 1.,-nglh* J OF spru'B t ! BOOKS and FQUIPMENt I ■ O J is ,M lUI. * I tolllor Tic bosifiHs 5 State College Book Store s To Ito l asltioiHiltlo i 'ft'.; Wb 1 Arts A3 : COLLEGIA'IE JEWELRY, ■ : STATIONERY, PENNANTS? g ; « ■ II Will l'a» V. u u. W.ik, U Wi-nti.l Nut* if fh - f >r ihi* J| 5 t»b»» tuu ,\i*a » i.in, ; Showing of >vo*;tU*r» KiwjI. t.ri-iil i 3TAT«i COLLt'JE BOOK STC8E I I at i, |v <»f "Ivlo n llWr. Of MU'HIIiAN STATff I 'll.l.MfK {] 1 M 1 )M **.*? OK*.M# fUW f. AW M • p mil *4>\J KUtJ.- w \ J' SCHRAM S • THK IAIUIU HRItl' llf CAST A IflKIT ROAD I.ANSIM; A NEW TERM f0™T SPORT coats cost* you DOWNSTAIRS Here, u the < fic.ter. t - ; «m less at [XPUT DRYOHNING & WISSIRG — J' It I I' K S — RICHMAN ! Suits hii-uiu'it H lVi'ssfTi 7.>4' Mill liiii f tx.u PATCH NXUT* BROTHERS I SuiU I'rrsM-il Ut4* J4 MlUit ' i AV't. I Hfl!K Pauls IVcMMffi 20«- Prkt H5 OTHLR KP lRT < O A i CAIEFUL TAtlORISfi EXPtRfLY DUNE r _ t« 523^)0 3LftCK3 APRIL 1st At HurdT >< u o4 II had m+nlf *t>k*d ^Uckro edtci Uuc &r*d ( ".trl, a * *dc eleel, gahardii AM) THE JOKES ON t S. Friri* S7.VJ to *s.3ti There wn» U; bate l»tcn a new. cxeiu-*ti »reatiot* her? pring tacy.tiofi hit the .So the "New#** bring1 FASHION EXCLUSIVE* . CRICKET® MUIOI || *WH «Mf d —nirroNs vni,i, he vioits ov - iUth SEAM!#. —SOCKS * UX HAN £ OPEN IOPs. I. —SHOES WIIJ. IIWE SOEES AM) HEELS WILL roi.O!W. vhere everqtiung , lAi . is mi jukt. hvu t -.1 r—llu-rt ais many faffii.u i\Akkl» cew in suits & topcoats i ■ +o4 elytt huu« mi IhvM |.itw t» fv.io/id l»> Rcl m»f- fk» i» a e tjnieij ^4 »Ik> will W glad So ht-ip y»a mImI >uu: >prin-; caa still bs kad lor rk.lhing. Vilirrlurr, mmI «•«! #<• ,V22» •• .. («r IIUKT M IKIJ1-. Kichmoa Brsthsrs MVRI7S WUrigan State Neio nwint U«|B|IM' uMVmt '„" tras^_•-.«• gpp v-; ■—• ♦ ■ ■ ■ ffMI "4 ,. - ttaMdMr, April . • mgt'< * W:: tw. - : -:ih ■ 1. 'v^'o-■' ' TNGS FROM DIXIIJ—Most anxious to leave the land of By Joe Simrk M.S.C. Boxers Ousted SAVI tnow was Comptroller C.~b.~V*'ilklrs, making his twelfth jaunt as •river at the college bus •Md still has that hop cn the fast ball . . . . . Wllkins works out daily with tl)c team . Young Jock Kobs Is the State Polo Program 'Cut' and 6Bo' In Opening Round Michigan State's two entries to Ftunge«t member of the entourage ... lie is preparing for the East Lamxlng High campaign. Is Given New Life Are National the National Collegiate Boxing tournament at State College. Pa., Uerra, Ky., was the first day's destination, and then the long haul Fjirtcont State college, Fair¬ B over the week-erd did not fare so ever Cumberland ond Smokey mountains to Columbia, S. C., and the University of South Carolina . . , Seniors Cnsey Klewickl, Copt. Nor- man Duncan ond Paul Derrickson are making their third trip, while Michignn State's Intcrcollegfate polo program has enteral a new era. Mat Champs well. Bill Zurakov«ski. 127- mont. W. Va, has been broad- pounder, and Cupt. Joe Cestow- carting over Falrmtot radio sta¬ skl, 155-pounder, both lost first IM Clolek. Roy Chlopnn, 'Art Muischos, Frank Pellerln, Muurice Bol- This was assured at the last meeting of the State Board of tion for nearly 12 years. round decisions. xter, Howard LaDue. Colin Gets, A1 Jones, Joe Skrockl ond Bob Tel- Apiculture when polo officially was transferred from the Wrrslling Tram dar are on their first . . . William Alexander ("Butch") Grant Is the wing of (he local R.O.T.C. unit (lupliire* Srrontl official checker-upper, but the sophs get their Initiation by acting as 'equipment totor* and showing proper respect to upper clansmen- to tho college athletic depart- ]\T IW in Meet F0URTARI SERVICE 1 iLlIIILIl oUUFv U ment and an appropriation of // occasionally . . . Big Frank Mckulc* makes up a committee of one Second place in the team to find out where to eat brekufnsl Thot Is if he can be pried out $000 was granted for ex- k-v ■ ir. . standings ami two individual . . . "of bed. penws during spring term. The action taken by the board Ullly VlCtOFy * titles arc the honors which State Oiitfii'lilrr* Spnrklr # A O IKK is interpreted to mean that Mich* AfFSIlimt \ 4\' iTl Michigan State wrestlers car- SO I'Til CAROLINA ngl*' matches M«t- ; 12)-pound tussle, while Burl cap- mi IP;' lest ball and n fine curve . ty" Duncan gave the Spnrturs u 5-4 victory In the eighth when he J . . He allowed but two hits . . . ('apt. "Shor¬ ! ilver, Keuyon iind kwti rig Drilling, Grand Rapids senior.; turc^ J State have been added to the won all but ona of Ins single |g.g advantage over Mike Siep- j28-pound crown on a homered deep over the center fielder's head with the bases empty . achedule. j matches. All matches, except the i ()f Kent State. ill The sensational fielding by Carey Klewickl. however, broke Ihe mpiri i» have rom|>e1- MAXWEM. GETS SECOND E the Michigan Of the Country Gentlemen A diving catch Into the Clermon bend The Spartans also t«$ok one ger¬ Hi ri ... and arother into u fence for ;» foul fly killed two rallies . . . Ciisev'i •ague WhiC ni|M»«ed of Ik-- Flint Kaxli"., und and one third place Bill shotgun arm nipped four runner* on close plays . . Maurle Bolster , Maxwell .dropped n <1-2 decision Lansing senior, turned in a commendable job behind the bat. to Al Whitehurst of Oklah rma A learn* fro -Ai- and M. iii the 136-pound class. Filxviinmiiii-) Slarl* Itolli YVhitchuift. the defending rham- ' I'OLO IS EXTENSIVE GEORGIA GAME—With Ids father watching from the statu!*, Pitcher Hah Smith. Jr.. son of the (otnirr National leatur hurling utrs. Moiifig on a icvei*e and pil¬ m D star, had the Se.irt.ir* eating out of tils hand for elcht innings In | sport, it was not until the board * ing up two minutes of time ad¬ 1 Ihe first gsme of the two-daV stand, hut State solved tits delivery recent meeting that backing the vantage to break a 2-2 deadlock In Ihe nlrth for three run* to tie the score, and then, won Ihe garni', ! sport thiough tin* athletic depart- Charley Hut»»n. Muhisan State ff-4. In the tenth with a two-run splurge . . Hill Fltxslmmon* start¬ co-cajitmn. earned third place in ed both rallies with single*. Klewickl contributed a single and dou¬ tlie t03-pound cl i. * ax hv defeat¬ ble which wen the game, and llowtc Mlhic, third string catcher, ed Sam Linn of Iowa State. 4-0, singled n* a pirelt hitter In the ninth and then went into right field SOONERS WIN MEET and again stngtrd In the tenth . . . Mrhiilri dueled Smith nn even As expected. C»kl thoma A and term* until he tired in the *rvrn(h and eighth when ('halite-Ander- M fuecess fully aan. brother of the PJtt burgh IMrate rookie shortstop, socked a • extent that | , i!: home run, and Catcher Paul Klug alse hit a 560 yard drive over Ihe firs' rs. At White!) f+drc for two tun* . . . lie pitched perfect hall the last two frame* 136-pound m •a gain the virtorv over Smith . . . The Georgia hurler lost a two- IoHsiihii Capture Dave Arndt, Mttcr. 3-2. last year to the Spartan*.. B 145. Ear) Van I MONOTONY OF THE BUS HIDES is broken up hy the \oc.il qunr Ut of Ait Match*.**, At Jones. Frank IVIleitn and Act Tohlor .1 Piglitli Position Virgil Smith, t dividual titles \ ulek ind ,lv pot In Natitmals Butt lata of IV 175-pound clas! IM Tilt: STAHTANS II WE l.tlOKED Impremlve in all dep.irtmcnU thus far. U Itlu ut a Unuht there I* it.ingctmi* |mwer at the plate. Morns H. Marcus Michigan State college phoned ighth tii a field of 19 srhl» at of Minnesota i the Mdi more than last year . . . leo Wolkowiex look* like a new he first National Collegiate Fenc- Oklahoma A. and M, which war mtrher thi* year and Is knocking the cover oflf the hall Holster Although the sport h.i one of the two teams to defta STATE STUDENTS 0 . . . transferred to the athletic ig. championships held nt Ohn> leaks very lmpreti*lvr The pitching *!afT should Have balance, itate Michigan State in dual competi¬ . . . university Saturday. and the Ir field Is Ihe steadie t I have ever seen In Green anil White ment. L'upt Gerald Pctcm tion this took Northwestern won the team ti¬ sra«on, possession Wdforms . . Klewickl Is hot. Duncan and Kamrath are dependable. of the rational title for the fifth le. and with it a cup donated hv Mid there is no shortage of second h.rrincii . . . Tritrrlu now lias straight year. 'ale. Illinois was second, while wide edge with two good games ir his credit . . . DaW* and Jaku- ¥ a buwski have hem weak willi the t»at, ami there nia> he several change* In right and left. [coduotc ill tfi2B. pla* Vc and third Ohio State Co-Capt. Bob Thulken. star tied for sa¬ Spartan Woman I* MEET and EAT at SOUTHERN PAPERS INSIST on catling in Michigan And have 0 us lot*• led us one of the sunngest team* tioiu tltc Big Ten bre fencer of State's state junior team champion, und Fencing Finalist "a cpee w is SANDY S GRILL Rachel Frrcdlund Michigar Tin- lit'fl Fried 'wtid and fa.*t attacks. Bob cut lu* State colk'ge qualified for thf way up t«» the Arul« in satire and midwcsl and national fencing Cliirken You've tliere placed fourth despite the championship.* by placing second fact that he beat the champion, in the State Woman's Open Foil Kver Tnaiwl Meyer of Dartmouth, In both the Championship preliminaries hut CUdm preliminaries and the finals. week in Detroit. K , I,':'., If You Desire i.'- with college teams are ployed away from home. Therefore, the Spartan* expect to win at home, but lose on the rood, due to lack Good Food S . . , Wit lull (Irysltils WHILE I! WAIT An» shape 9 ii,Ut th' Anr Kite . . * Good Service Friotl C.liirktTi KKRVKU I NJOINTtlt EVERETT'S. 1 WITHOUT SII.VKRW ARK. Jul Itunvtr »ud Hut PAY PMR %M . . . Right Prices 50c You'll Want Eat Here Canipus| FOR THAT EVENING SNACK I PNKAMT I PWKI.T IN HANI.KM to A SIU-NK * 1HKOS FROM UF.AVKN TRY owe KANCHBURfiER IN A BASKKT Af1i* Ml* A Ur»h. WITH SIIOFSTRIM. 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