MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1911 FIVE CENTS PER COPY Matrix Lists ScholasticA verages R ise; Council Plans m 4 9 F^^"nt ufiiririft fo Errors Prove Costly Campui High School More Get AlUA Records Training For in winning Post Harold Crumley, Detroit Liberal j \g State Suffers Press Convo 24 Students Hit! Men Show Higher 1VAU. 1 ivU OfflHOHU ^ I Harold Crtrmley.broke Arts Detroit Liberal i freshman, broke precedent j Arts freshman, precedent 1 ^2? jl "1 1 All-A Listing fersi'irrance Kiiykfiiilull Will lt<- Twenty-four students made an! Grades Last Term Sim-4-pI. Men't scholastic averages for ,-i|HWH staff 3UII to Hi CivpMil. I| tive when he livrx-ouncil re was elected whmk-ouncll representative "5^ e 011 CI OC IDilCK as an execu- present u'ive at the nc time, some Ingen- Speaker at lunch; Omrm* in Corr«»rt ot of patience on the 100 Will Annul all-A average during winter term, i winter term, released yesterday |-National Independent Student's Lose Finale, 11-10. To Vainlerbilt and G. to make the the registrar's office announced ! yesterday. Twelve others received ; by the Dean or Man's uffire, reveal on Increase over fall term grades, Mci'tiiifc I'ropctltipc J association I convention in Austin. Texas, during spring vacation, Itv Joe Slmek (Slate News Sportn Editor) . d corner In front of Matrix, local I nrler Student ('ouncil'x journalism all A's tn academic subjects, which j tt was announced yesterday fronr Hr „ lhl. ,lrat ,,,..hroan ,,, b» NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 2—Five errors in the last two No. 8 impregnable includes all subjects except physi- | honorary for women, will the Dean of Men's office Fiatern- xpnnsorshlp. u apeeial cnuriel ,.ltK..,.d lh, „,cutlv, innings gave Vanderbilt an 11-10 victory over Michigan cal education and military science.; ,ty averages were considerably in parliamentary procedure! sponsor a regional hiph school winning the position al<»' «ckly shrubs were THERE MAKE PERFECT GRAIN! "hove those or independent inen. will State's baseball team here today, and resulted in the second urage cross-cut- ) publications conference Sat- open Thursday at 7 :J101 repie- uthern l<»ur after they had won their The following students are in- : v"l!l A,Ph" Gamma ftlio leading j<>H# on Spartans , walk following the j urday in the Union building Ac- p. m. in the Union organization i eluded tat the all-A list: Ronald'"1' tralernltle. with 1 177. —•firnt five jntme*. , ..id to save the grass ; cording to the present 1M of ;»r- thro bi'liattin ..piimlstlcaUy planted eeptunrer. 14 high school publico- Btshnp, Alinont; Joyce Carrow, i Second in fraternity averages is The c State acored two runs In y- Bruce BLckburn, Flint senior Clinton: Donald Come. Lansing; I Alpha Bpallon PI with 1.348. Av- the first. Hut the Commo* •he balding corner. | tions will bo represented ,it the Clen Cruun. Coldwater; Shnlry emges lor the other houses are elected campus jjolilicn and varstt* end «n last year's foot- . ne of these devices gathering and more than 100 dele- l»ected to attend, will 1 *> conduct¬ hit Frank Mekulca hard halt team, was admitted to the nc •;s tub and bruhes as well as a cut Richard George. Muskegon, Jacob -I, with aunshine and i mtrrtudei 1 369; Delta Chi, 1 364: !»hl Chi phase of leadership training w«. iimer into deep left held with the bo sea Hitchcock. Royul Oak, Marjorie the corner that will |„,Wj,,,| -trung-arin tactlrr fi.r Jehle, Detroit; Jean Legg. Detroit; pa Tau, 1.260; Umbda Chi Alpha, lxtf.ni> invitations loaded. One in when trampled to the. bare Slaters Lap In re Honors 1232; Hesperian, 1.218. more run came , j j,,,,,,,.,!!,,, itettyunn Geagley Harold McGinnes, Charlotte. Invitations to ottend the course's •he hundreds of stu- | l(d|rin, president Molnx. will AUTIVKH TOP Pl.MMiES Pellerin best out a hit, stole sec¬ three meetings. April 3. 8 unc trek towurd Ek-m hall Hester Myers, Hillsdale; Ray¬ ond. and scored on an error and pre,,de ,, |Um.h(on and wln mond Pinkham, Lansing; Eugene All-active average was 1.398 as u wild pitch. m ; t.i watch Ihe R.O T.C. | mtriKlure A A Applegagte. head Rook. Sault Stc. Marie; Grace' "impured with all-pledge average In Two Debate Tourneys ■?. : . ■ journalism department Alice 1 123.Pledge groups for the varl- TAKL FOUR-RUN I.F.AII m i who will, in turn, present Kuyken- Schurr, Clarence. N V.; ties and sororltli Bill Fitr-simmons* double ficor- Smalley. Flint. Harriett Thomp- uu" h """ ""ll",t us tollows; Had Connection Hal! logs to all interested tng Capt Norm Dut?can gave the son. Port Huron: Jcrald Topliff, Farmhouse, 1 437, Phi Kafpa Tau, Sitplonnore II ins ore open Stale Place* 11 is: It Spartans a four run lead in the ratter. Waterloo. Iowa. Eaton Rapids; Gabriel Tuder. Bay-! •-405! K»PI» Sigma, 1.354: lies- In vj tut If t.f the eighth The Cum- onne N J perian. 1.303; Alpha Gamma Rho, AW8. campus women's go la Forensic Meet I Iralitry (.'oji lesl modtiies tied it up when Charlie THERE ARE A.-MORT PERFECT mg body, will use the series spring lis !o opening meeting m cleefully The following students received . Alpha, I 170; Theta Chi, and plans to adapt the mstn home. When the train irr MATRIX—Page I ■ill A » in academic subjects: Wit- Sl(ima A|pha Epsllon, 1 129; Beta I to women's campus organizu 'lark walked and lied Bennett. Milford; A Morse Kapjra. 1 085. Sigma Nu. I MM; WILL I'SF DRILL TLA81 Beltlson, Lansing. GeorRe Bor-t. p,,,, q,, , ,,h( Theta singled in The course's last session w ^Seniors Slate Warren North Uuinry. Mies. 1.002; Pi Kacpn l>hl. 905. Delta went tn Brandt. Unsing; Peter Buth. | conducted by a drill team t 'itzsimmons Slgma ph, Atpha Tau Ome- Comstock Park. Eunice Dean. Par- ga 1^04 oper .S-iT—""".Six Lectures he shake* hU ma: Alex . Dlllinaham. Grand Rapids; Richard Jodry, Monroe; See averager—Page 1 ineth>»d* Anne Mandenberg. Okemos; Al¬ II sflKHil s PARTICIPATL cki «»n the mound, TZftX?* On Marriage bert Saur, Kent City; Sprague. Vermontville; Theodore i Theodore Price Is PickedbSr. ..pened the Van- ! Michigan State's marriage lee- Thompson, Faithorn Cm Fool* 'Em Miss Jehle, Miss Smalley. Ben- ! As New YM nett, Brandt, and Th«»mp»on arc ; # ' ,. twill room with a talk. •Philosophy ! all attending college on alumni: . » 'o Campbell r . nr, i Mirnogc ' l,v !>xl..r lliggm, '«•- ,1( S( Miirk, (hunh. Grand Rap- I scholarships. Secretary . Trotter going hull impost one heard of ^ |t w-f ,innouncpd y«rterda> NSFA to Meet John W. Price, V.M.C A. tec re- j ^ STATI I.NTIRb FtH'R TI.AM* Mi l 11 IS THROW COSTLY ...... iffy Adams, NorwalK, _. .I. i by Kaihryn Freeman, nf thp sen(,s chairman whirh i* sponsored Fee Will S|xtak ary c.f the California Institute of /\ 1)1*11 I I L'.tnn, Junior, un- |ojn||v ,)V Ext.a,ibur Mnd Mortar "erhrology, Pasadena. Gal., h,isj " lhn.il „vepted h that *hp hi,d fraternity Board -en.or me- s and women* At Dinner; 3 •cen appointed to the |N»«t of j About 20 colleges and univen hononir|M ivspective|y r M ('A. secretary and director of I tie- fi""> Indiana. 11! •»- • Wi . n . from Bob Hagger- Winter Park. Fin.. T lh w w,„ i)e W in Honors nen's student religious activities | c°n»in and Ohio will Im iepi (»roii|> to (»ivc icr friends nodded i Senium who forgot to -»»gn i»f the Peoples church and Michi- i confrrt,'^, f ( \ „ j stuile Musical Tea i each other. She j fur Ihe lectures when they reg¬ ;an State college, it was announc- • r«1eiati'Ui t Amn i< i to • • them! Nnt on April; ■d yesterday by Dr N A. McC'une. «.n campus Apnl II. 12. and istered may obtain their tickets i they rushed to tub j from Kathryn Freeman. 548 M. »asU.»r of Peopit^i church Price j accord wig '■» General fiiacm tn dampen her prank \ i) M.tf- MM MLN IN t ONTI-ST A. C. avenue, on Thursday or They dampened her ; Friday night the joke was on j ce VVt really hud his pin. j xe.-ented -n T> -ir-da> Apt-.1 10. left nge The affair is iijtslirli Lanjinafie .'alter Fee i Diplomac y a' i dent director at Alfred university Alfred. N Y ,.nd MSC gradual Akron He f «.f symphony re- iter received at the Theta ; Robert Johnson, who hasYreen act . 1859-1864. ll-'t** M.< i i ' *evterdajr K causing nu | mg as temporary secretary sine < 'ixb-rment among the MIS OFT PRACTIf I nted he March isn Uut fraternity. The Irt- "IHlrlrh." Publications 1 the Modern I "age Astoria :,n is Renal- degr- Commentaries -»n 'Cienesis Wuri ivrme Elements of the Theoloi st graduate Parad.se-Lost." a i»aper by The«,- Arnold Williams, instructoi school and •minary ci New York He Berg Aiil* Planner* English. Dr. Williams has i I has I at Califoi H A Berg, extension -pe vtudiC .V l.i tau a I Arts spent thr •rothy Marsh. Michigan State > »ore. publicity; rith the Del News of tw« | fat uity and church staff me mvitat Kins, ume« from Morrill Hall Mark j ai ifhin, instructor aceived » 5600 fellowship in Englis '. I Dale. 1 Minnie.' Faculty (Hub Hears MUiii Vllt'iuU yirrl I'" I ed | on Monday befoi Dr. C F Holland of th- ie University of Chicag ; Army Air Corps Claims 14: Is Itentril II lien Stab* Graduate I Campus \ in KRranHha i hospital a»Mi on Thursda. inuance of work «>n I Ph. D /,'{.> 'tin lllim!' ll«.-Id r..i : .„B. I lurl m~d- Navy Board Here Today ex? year ( alendar ! ing the college exten- Burhans, Lansing physic Dika Newlin, who graduated at ! R. J. Baldwin is at- The last le< turc. to r Dr Har- he age of 16 from the Liberal 1 Farm Credit Admin-: women both. April 23. irts ■eling in Eacanaba to- old Foster. Merrill-Palmer Detroit, will be held m the Musi J^ffdua te Thirteen .Mivhiifan State xtudents and fine alumnus have! TODAY— > (11 return alter the I budding auditorium. riiowship »t Los | Angeles she ls rpjalifkfl for traininR with the United Statea army air <-orp*. \ Alpha l*hl Omega. 7:3# p. < present studying music comp-1 pjanx are U-ing completed for boards representing other i Room I, Union annex sition under Arnold Schoenberg, hranchen of the service to examine student* who are inter- Huturday night, Varsity cl»b. 7:3# p. m* tiles. nd had 4 STRIKE NLAB LND ■ APPEALS TO FDR: COAL T«£Tol Apr,. in rweivinif tr,in|nf. F.b,.n bd that tone tieside ' L Nash, extension specialist in The 14 who rjuallfted *or L|n|| fr^hman aii gricultural economtea will attend I pilot and aeronautical engi- L nder the Wire arm credit meetings in Delta and genominee counties in the upper j -j— a—,i_r— nee ring training —— were exam • j ined at Olin Health tenter by ar¬ tcrday. mental rxammation > huh »» my officers, according to Major Homer E. Helm Qtnncy. Jam Medal >>t H«i Pan-IM ii.-Mt |M tKKoRN, April 2—Harry W BrnarIL Ford per—onrl dlrerU*. Floyd M. Show a Iter, of the exam¬ G. Houscr. Grand Rapid?., Willa fosm p. m. ppealed dlreell, to PmMepI Rooeevelt I E. liuU'HK, bfidrt. und Willi. Students to Put On ■ ining board. Seniors accepted for pilot train¬ D. Cros*. Three Rivers. qusbfV t II prsiran 7:3# p. * for engineering training. All « 8..MI u, r«4 HMto X4 1. —1 «'»> I Program for Alums ing were Benjamin Riggs. Ponca 1 City, Okla.; George T. Vicary. I C.LO. »»to wofkvr RRtow ol in»- , ™ continued through Monday Studio Thextor talent will 1* j lie. Jack C. Strickland. leo ne*t week pre«-r.t '.or.ijht »l » Michicxn | y'crn H. Hxnien. Hxttle Creek; Jaicut Wesley J. Wicks, U 16 l_ \MU\GTOM >vx. n r v. v- —• i_i;>itod XUne Worker -o-.— offWUU md ir.1 si.nr alumni meetmj in y m the form ol EIU Bo» De Buttle | r>,n»ld H. Winefield. Robert F N»vy, and a navy medical fxi« ! Mailman W ill Make S|Mrrli anil Tealify - Will examine candidatftk for nav mt-rvom doors at II 3 senior, and Mer, IXjodn,. J „,n air training today, from 10 a. Tuesday, and the h» f - . ! Cadillur fr.iar, who will proml made by 2 p. m It -a** the !afge»: j I>r W L Mailman left Tuesd, to 6 p. m. RecruiU will lie gjv a .hurt -kit. A pie, ca>Un( Carol | Dunne Killan, Exit I JO ,in» training at Grosse IJle. leading Ui ma*, blind date in the memory of j tor Boston. Mas. I *B.« VI !i Knoe. Buchanan « o P h o m o : e ; wphomore, and George F- Buck Am AIR fOM fc-rsif I the Dean of Wotnen's office address New England Pubt«; Gloria DuBoi,. Grand Rapid, Jun- J ,n(ham, Flint alumnux. alw qual; 1(.r Mark Bochoz, Detroit freah- j Mailman will speak oti the pro¬ man. and Edmund Krotkiewicz tection of the water supply as it Hamiramck aophomore. will alao pseiautmnary reeasuie the I* a feature of the pro«rema event of war. From BoaVon. Mail¬ T*o n unc department repre-, man will proceed to WashingUjn, renta'.ive, will aUo be preaented. | D. C. where he will appear a* a V'.scal iwlectioiu will be rendered j witness on a case tiefore the Ftd- he by Phyllu Kinney, aoprano. freah- | eral Trade Commission, involving j »- ; man from Pontiac. Murrey Prea- #rme research whicti he has done | el j ent. .cphomore mtaaic rludent from Detroit, will accompany her. Ntm RoU*dUf J^rge Hert, Police Guard! Ford's Plan Bulletin Axis Hints of Retaliation Student Wlutf'a Doing On K school' C«M(Mi 1mdmy tpartmer A total Mt sprint1 i-mics ill' rfth 46 t< Acting Editor. jkr.il A dence "':(l ,111 scoO ' Len Barnes, Charles Foo, Sid Levy m • Jot Simek ? And What ? Do You Think tfW/i It Up Social events nre on the increase Ht Mich- Ily TDM GREENE *. igan State, according to figures from the THIS MIGHT BE a good time to take Dean of Women's ofTire. Ahout 1525 dances, * a look nt seme of the minority groups in tlllilK'rs, picnics, and parties have been held the country. If war comes it is certain or planned so fur this year, with most of the that the minorities which, now manage to mjgBt spring term events yet to lie sched¬ make their voices heard occasionally will uled. 'During 19:19-10, the total of (ill events was only 429. disappear from view completely. They will continue to suficr, but it 'will he in The figures shuw thut the trend is awity silence. f»em the larger, mure expensive parties, adth emphasis on a greater number of small exohange dinners and social events between dormitories, fraternities and sororities, und cooperative houses. 'With Michigan State's fine new auditorium now in use, formal imrties are coming to lie ■bigger and tletter than ever. More and more students can attend sinre more tickets can .ha aold for the big Hour und the Increased 'fipntWr makes a reduction In cost possible. ti®8*trthelcsh, there lire ninny who cannot 'UpilU or are nut interested in the formul {■Mil, It is encouraging to.hear that more IT BOOKED FINE to see Jim Crow be¬ Mpge parties are filling the entortiiinment ing overcome right in the south, but there gRkp, Neither lainsing nor East Ionising af- was u joker in the next paragraph. It fuftls extriiurdiimry facilities for amusement. read. "A section for colored listeners will HlQ.lt is up tn the students. Continued ex¬ Is reserved at the presentation." Enough pansion of student recreation will go fur to- said. The students there probably think wurd giving Michlguu State a more friendly they ure being almost too noble in allow¬ campus. ing them to even sit ill the same hall. RIIITIMI CONTINUE DRIVE With the t upturn of Aimu..; cufMtRi til Eritrea, a rt two* hart, T/ic Mel tin [i Tot retreat of 100.000 Italian troop! Ifo* succe* «f Britain'- Africa If ever flgurea apoki* for themsctvcn, those ! campaign *cms certain. Brttir military te-tilers claim that Italy' reloasnl by the National Conference of entire force- in control Krsire Christian* ami Jcwh do. In answer to th** (lueetit ri, "Who art wu of the Cnited States ?'' the answer is: We of the United .States lire: One-third of a million, Indian OmMhird of a million, Oriental, Filipino, At a time like this Emcry. Lansing fro? -- and Mexicun is looking in Imk- NAVY tills OVC * tin million, Aiigh>-Stixon; in million. Irish L> find and register 15 million, Teutonic; 0 million. Slavic r another have had 6 million, Italian; 4 million, Scandinavian mchinery needeii in AIR FORCE • -2 million, French; in million, N«gr»» dt fins mi every minute of 1 million inch, Finn, Lithuanian, Greek such a time em- Wv Hlv: fay skilled help Ih>- «* 2 million. Anglicun Kpisr-opahaii *10 million, Kvungclicnl Protestant V 1 million, Greek Catholic THE OI'M IS TRYING to force airplane J 4 \ t million, Jew ^ nt.i mi fuel urns to tin plot negroes wlm who visited the t'oltagt 1 Two-thircis of u million, Mormon have proved their skill in many an auto- will return April 7 aiu r One*tenth of a million. Utuikvr mehile plant and machine shop. Init IMiiied by nun I tun I pur* .» 22 million.. Uotiian Cat hoiie hands an* tied. it»- only iiuthnrity is to at the ToUagu hospital L One-half million. Christian Scientist withheld contracts and that can't he dime 5VU1 6 p m. on thtMK* date* > For a rutiliaitlion of the problems of all now when every plant » needed. YVhal «iV Vthese races und creeds one must g.> to the can he done? No one know*. unless the *'»oi Sociologists. For a renlocation of what this force of public opinion can he effectively m,t fheterogenous mixture means to America it Tls necessary to use only common sense. £ The Urdted States cannot afford to be in- MimY tt NATIVE MOMS ^tolerant. Oppression of minorities here ^ucre*s(ut i-AtHlnlaio will b* livouhl undermine the whole structure of the flfovenimtnt. Despite the jingoes who are i wilt report tn July ui i k to •yelping for war, America must keep a cool •WM v., w«w.r lives Will Jtead. Fmuium of speech, of the press, of lie given tlireu months' tr.o 'irta freligion, and freedom to think as one's con- Upon nnnplriian of thi. tmming. | the candidal* * will be awarded iacience dictates must la* preserved at all \ ierood 5teiitenit.it> cuimob»Riuo» to Jcosts. 1 the M.trme Cotja. ^ If they nre nut prem rvid there is no use Sl Ai rt HIM. 1AM MiP HOUR I Orty students who Wdl sttutu* jfpreserving this country. i ate before imiuduui into the Ma¬ Til BY FAN*!' FASS this off on the Weary WiwAteiners. who have rine Cerp> and who arc rv>t mem- grounds of inferior mental or phyair.il been draHKing their »ui|» around ! tiers of any other mihtat y ergyivv- ! 4rr Yon HrmU f«ir Rh to Army biaw hatfl and National ability. It 1* admitted now (hut women llX'teUftv chiefs for month*, trying xatMn will tvettvt* cxammalicnui. arc at least us mteiligent us the mules, to get new (actorics lucotcd we t A p pi leant- must be unnwii vied. I SI'KINO I'Aitrtbs? ; noUvc-borti litiAcmL l>ctween the I Cc»f In jiaB Ul I • Track! while they're ufao showing their stamina of the Miwwmpp'- view U*e new; Piant Site bourd vvith ti wary eye. i Yaa la ami skill physically. Al the University of yCUlthe* Don 1 Make llie Mini i- South Farciinu coeds were winning place*, Tlwv re wondering If the new! I OVNI.K botiiti really will do tuunething Monday ami Ttieatlay thv Stale News run on the golf, wtrnming. and tennis twuns about dn-tributinj; the drl«nw in-, a special 'iaahlon issue for thus. wis. plan se often thnl the uthletic council ruled thut dvMlrtes, or whether it's Just a' to be Hffht up tlier.' niong the Ica.lers in th. they could not cum pet r in varsity sports. Easter parade. College men and women WU} * You've go us there. ! Tlic Wctcrncr. Iicixl Ituwrwli: |-|ouikc WUIuu. Syracuse. I promise that alt wwlloos ot the , New York sophnmoic. will head have alwaya laaB among Uo moat fashion country wuuM aiuuc to Ihc Utlcnic >hc HUM Extension durlr* Uie , bly dressed hwS|i in the emnitry. SPEAKING ABOUT M1NOK1T1KS. how pro*r»m. tlwn watched ISe brass, .rtunin* jrtsr. ^ Even whMphey Bimw aloppily on purpose about th.' left-lhindnl 'Students who have j hats cram taetorlo. into th» eter-;, Oltwr aftlcrs include Arnold Co wdc.1 tfast.. Tkoy h«t» seen Taylor, llay Ctly lunior. v.ce^>res- TrWO»i-ffuit Ihair Sad Is folUmeil all over t» use right-hand lis lute room chuirs? It's j labor dvcrtsRe., tssjn. town lve-rt-. ,dcti|; Elorence Miehuels. Irving-' the nation. When they began i > ab.ui.lon likely to warp their peracimlilies. if not svhe. ,ik1 ri»A W "rker mv«i>li.ca 1 ton, -New Jsney osorsMnvwe. ser- hats it made a real denl'in tin revenues of thwir Isvities, twisting around or balancing vl' v. ., tuiully they have won retsry; and Ctvrinnc Perlu, Jlc- «ha hat manufacturer*. When the manuf.it- liotcbocks on th. left knee. Uppcd v iTUuvt. the I'Unt Kite bo-v;d :.lryit freshman, treusuier. I) Lireral Arts ToHaveLmg will act as Chairman for lQ.'IR to 12 clinic to be held a. m. The pro- For the first time since, . Student teachers who will begin their turn's w< rk in near- i ^honls soon were announced recently by the education : Speaker List *1111 will consist of a study and icrtticLm uf cehool papers by two taacsultants, Appkrgate and Ralph ing Michigan State's "first f Pres. and Mrs. R. S. fl£ui have home of their owi partmeiit. Miehijtaii Men Ave Norman, instructor in journalism a cons'Miction of their new Idftu* A total of 117 students from four divisions will teach c'ur- They will criticize news writing f spring term. Home Eco-» . Sought loLcuS makeup and nil other phases cf is completed this spring.1— *~ .Bjcs division leads the list j Ckvmn?: Robert Fultora. Mr.-n Two-Day Event editorial staff work. The home, located on Sat^iw ROtTNPTABEEH SCHEDULED road north of Grand itiver avenue, frt, 4« tiachers, followed by ; Patricia Hieby. Lansing w»Ue- is red brick colonial mansion, Twenty-three speakers for Following the luncheon frpm 12 a L.| Alts with 38. Applied I Frcr"-h: H"a Uirrh. Okcm-c. Mar. the fifth annual Vocations con" to 1:45 p. m., the ufterhcoh pro¬ approached by a driveway rtln- — - Agricultural division, Anna K™ gram will begin with an editorial ning between an orchard aff arid a nut 23 and 10, rcfpcc- fen nee. scheduled for April lti fctwsc roundtable from 2 to 3 p. m. Tom grove of pine trees, and 17. were announced re¬ will be ready for occu Greene, acting editor of the Mich¬ . j Sybil Lull. WiUiamston: J. cently bv Jack Widiek, chairman igan State New*, will be clu Shaw retires in June, ta'Txf*$Qc- ss choc's in which they • • f the conference. | "*dwl by hi, lon-ln-law, Sec. J. ' ,c A business and adwrllsliw El lie Ardersnn. M«>«t ,»f ihe speakers are Michl- , ;,s-e: roundtable, which will be con- A; Hannah, Virginia Anderson. Wil-j r. r mer. u ith few coming from Helen Busier. Lansing i a ivifhbontiR states for the meet¬ ducted by Jack Carman, busir.e.vi j Incorporated in the plans are marnger of the State News, will things the Bhaws havCyirltrays Hubert# Boutel, Okemcs: ing Additioni,l speakers are be- contacted thi» week, according be hold at 2 p. m. Lloyd H. Geil. wanted in a home. Iiv kC#^Sng Beordelec, Lansing ,ns assistant .professor of journalism j with Show's hebby, trees; the H-» emary Brown. Mason t-. W>d»ek, anji will be announced will be the consultant for this j house is set on a tree-iebvered Ih-imitjn: Grace Coriew?. group. i rise, with "Shaw's woods" dlftfct- Marion Carry 1. Okemos. EACH MEET HAS SPEAKER A movie of activities at Michi- ! ly l>ehind it. *'#> I r sdopherson, Masnn; >u» jem of conference meetings 1 | Man State college, which will be j •* (. .ii;. Okemrs: Phyllis c • for each inelude: | shown at 3 p. m., will complete I Comeis seldom leep under wat- •■bison; Frances Couture. : « Hinting. H W Scot* residence the program. ! er. it is said. . : Ha-Kins ..nd Sells. Dr- S'Vi.iu.n. S W. Richatdaon. SWAIN JEWELRY • ■ Central Airlines, iDDmoNAk HOME ECS AG. S( IENCE j.t-1i.* gton, Landing East- 1 rrtisinp. Ruebcn DeGroot. Mason; Eliz- advertising man- ebon Co. Detroit. i. ..thire. Moion; Eunice j A i.liamstorT; Betsy D»b- I. Sylvester Jerry, EAST LANSING mg Walter From .. arts and crafts I net weiler. Lansing E:»su- ; in*, cooperative Foltz," Musor; Bethyl Yaeger. director fan Slate rollege drfrr.se •KitIon*, for Mich- Lansing Eastern; Jane Lansing Walter French: The prop ram's scope » based on | The 12-week courses now being Given. Lunslr.g Eastern; taught here will prepare the stu¬ li.ir.in, Wilhnmston; Anna ilri Sacin- ' tlonal defrrsr training program '• nrrds of Industry for truinrd dents, mostly industrial employes, E«l under «ny lnrt ninht wllh up- ,r,n M"J" p"'n,r?. ^rr'rd" ii i Kan.ld M. , Njirs. Lansing Eastern;- ing to Dirks, the Uinck cdrporii- for inspectors' and managers' 'po¬ Eastern j proximately 70 students enrolled. \ sit ionx. A similar course, taught K.rinhenn, Lansing East- 1 service, • > Mclntcrii. l-.nsing dCeordlng lo prof c. Miller.! in high schools, is producing skill¬ reorh; Mary Louise Mui- head of the mechanical engineer- ; ed laborers lor national defense i.s.ng Wolter French; ing department. Miller is direct- ; jobs, Dirks said. iYnfold, Lansi-g F.ver- ublu'HUnits of- A bill is now before Congress ing the M. S. C. program in co- j Peterson, Lansing East- »ip> Bel fridge operation with Engineering Dean ■ which would allot money for es¬ iwurd Eckcrt, and a shortage of skilled tablishment of an extension serv¬ . .• > Picrson. Lan . !•;; H. It .Dirks, who heads training; »rs may tie the result," W. ice for the college engineering de¬ nch; Catherine Potai district No. 13. including -the lower rk«, dean of Engineering. peninsula of Michigan. partment, Miller' revealed. Such Unless Michigan J'.igsIcy, Lati.-ing Eus' - State i.v one of the latest of a department would speed greatly industry into the future, the work of setting up special Michigan colleges and universities it may create i>s own bottle¬ classes throughout the state, It is Mason; Aulene Seg« r to institute the training program- neck, he added, Dirks is direc¬ Jem his belief. 1..stern: Leor.n Soy fee ri This. Miller Mtid yesterday, u. be¬ tor of defense training district m. Murjoric Shupc. Mt>- the M. S. Although such college extension D.n- cause CvCitginre^tng de- No. 13. which takes in the low¬ tor vices us those serving farmers Elizabeth Smith. Oke- s an extension serv- er peninsula. have been highly developed, the .i"> Stauffer. Lansing to v|M'«'d the establishment of !' .me- Street. Lar. ; ml classes and also ttecauite j government i* finding itself unprc- ' i■*'!) Walklcy. Okemi-v program could not tiegln until iHvn has requested 400 trail j pared in engineering 1 raining be¬ cause none have been established v. .? on Mason. Prutl minimum enrollment quota I. DF >1 Til IIEI.P i m that Held, Miller pointed out. been filled. plant now being erected. Eaton I lealtli Setup \ «•! Mis OUT 38 AVERAGES Hunt Will Askleetw L Topic of Stuih Dirks Presides liefeiiHe Meeting In Drafting Of St ierfee to the Aid of National Dt t« r.nl. IIAI.l. IMrnoVKN ice-cold Coca-Colo. partinent. t 'prevented Michigan .•le in Mo t -goti Tuesday .it the .» uul Colli-;! Day held tor Mot- 11 I II J *% CLASSIFIED inmtretun to Sicfsriel OrrhcNtra \g Man To ItroiidraNl Again lh-vcltrps 84.1 :ur1eM« taxing 778 i M "Mirhiran Stales original ■•'fx ■Irrigation (am' fid," Bob Htegri '■'4 J fhc-tr.>, u ilj 1 est report* from t nun* I oyer WKAM balutday from 3 to the finger-tip ««wit|t:30 In The Easter Parade firbruiidcHSi over in first place for cnitrr wear irr.pus during spring Ithe Htahon in 1 l»3(S on the first In- Ma) lift**, air fcaluung ;iu pup-|do|ie»KJ»nt men * variety show, SUNDAY, APRIL 13 alar "Geun Edward*" flngei -tip-.. I Sicgmt attended M S. t* from 1 '.c utility "I these coats ..s vsril 1038-..nd now ha« nine students II k their »maft slyJing make t>. m as mc»nl*-is of in. orchestra. Hi- J campus favoriu-K everywhere. vocalist. Lynn Dawson, who will W illi (inly nine luvn llm, mi —liirli li, «tiiii|,lt'lr your Eu«I«t They may be had in covrUi cod-j be heard -hi haturday*.1; broadcast. HfHiM ASU IH»\KU also attended Michigan State HunlrolM-, HUV<< yiMirMiir In,III Iiiim' uikI muliry llirnti^li ihf inn t row ted gu bar dim•. 1037 Sllllir New#. PF.I.L NELL COAT Rra«l tli«- ml* for li.irjjuiii. in fuoliinn "first#'' li# liriui^ltl lo FOR RAIN OR SHINt m h BREAKFAST you Ity our l^in-iii/: ami East Eun-inu ailo-rliMT*. *• ■ THAT SATISFIES KVKK A SPARTAN AI'I'E- •p,iUiirAf»«» •» (,«« 'fc? n«.fpwi Of c«U«i W6S TITfc-ANO IS EASY „ ,jWj By BOB AHTI.KY rle* af Spartan Indoor lMt. Merrill win ( 3nuh return to recuperate in Gary, Ind. "But don't worry," was counter. Their card also lists , If you see n pair of identical ad man with thr rv smiles wandering around the his pnrting ahot. "My basket- •" games with University of Detroit, Northwestern, Notre Dame, and campus these days, ten to one, ball days at State aren't j you're looking at the Jennings over yet. Look for mc in Ready for Action Marquette in addition to the Na¬ Michigan Cuaril I, : twin«. If an individual grin crosses the your vision, that's Bill Maxwell. But if you bump into a fellow with spring." Yesterday the spring term offl- I I tional Intercollegiate* on June 23- 28 at Columbus. Ohio. ; Coach Ben F. Van Alstyne and his golfing squad are now waiting —- State Gridmen Open Raschallcr Ton his fingers crossed, it's probably dully opened nt Michigan Stat# I latiUmn institutions. Everyone is Leland Merrill, and there's a rea- and among «om# 6.800 enrollees While "Bo" ond "Cut," was-the tireless little All-American fresh guard who gave State's fans a taste I I I I Frosh Netmen! Spring Practice In Unusual Manner from seven hours of posing for of rage color in the first degree Hhmyrt hailed with a pleasant "hey ffette" aven if he Is a total strong- Life- Magazine photographers in during the 1938-39 and 1939-40 I Ivin U II New York, ore happy over win • ning two National intercollegiate You might have expected a fel- Problem , | wrestling titles, and Maxwell is wlo who had bech kicked around Draft, Ineligible* Create smiling about his one-point lead by the germs as much as Aubie - After 'hitting three sunny days, In the Jacobs trophy chose, Merrill was last summer to spend the win¬ With Its ranks depopulated by draft eligible*, scholastic atn taught the Spartans on their is strictly on the spot. That is. ter loafing nt home. But not the hopefully for fair weather. The ineligible*, injured griddere, and those participating in other proporticti iMIw *t University of Geor- he's on the spot if he's interested Gary lad. Since Wist November he squad for this season is much the sport*, the most unusual sprinir football assortment since the fjh Mil had much to do with the In winning his second Jacobs tro¬ has been operating a comptometer same as that of last season's strong 1 set Tuesd Iteming made in the Auburn do- phy. aggregation, days of 1018 officially opened practice in Jenison fleldhouae jnrf Abbot for a Gary steel company, coach¬ tel. fhla was the game in which Will, INI) SEASON ing basketball nt Horace Mann It consists of three returning Wednesday afternoon. • e crnlh-mer ht.ttejtefeated string was snap- This week Michigan State's high school, working out with In- veterans, Ralph Korteg. Midland Charley Bachmnn, who i. nfmed 0^m\ total. A fie Mi. Hit cold, light rainfall slowed greatest wrestling team) will make junior; Stanley Kowal, Utica. N. ,. ... ; son are End Bill Kennedy, the Watch Cryaul* quarters. I ricpcndcnt teams on the side, and M Men Hm fielding and took the j its final stab for glory when five Y-, senior; and William Zylstra, starting on his ninth utm- de.m of state,gdrafteC8. Bm Rupp WHII.F. V WAIT llardav evenll searching the state of Indiana for Mile OUt of both teams. [ Spartan grapplers head for Detroit likely Spartan cage prospects. Grand Rapids senior. Sophomore paign as head of State's grid | the trip-hammer guard who was Having collected but two runs j and the National Junior A. A. U. MR seven hits, and trailing by six tourney, tomorrow nut Satu Rht even think that a replacement material includes fortune*, had to come out early George Busrh, Grand Rapids; Leo¬ to even find out who is going to j slated for big things next fall; j tackle Frank Kara*. Charlevoix's S. 20c £ D lias been nut of school runs, the Spartans were counted; thai, for Merrill, nard Hutt, New York; Mike Saun¬ be around for the sprlrg drills. ! Cyclone Charley Carey, and ver- ltd Tuwln, SI,. MR of the game But with latent j chance to pull up » would like to Just take to, Lansing; Jack Hislop, Grand ! the luU% pt.oha)lt title winners 1 He poo.ud out that ho was in fine BASEBALL April ID—Ohio State, there. a row reuld tell more about »ur fool- j jrr term , examination*. Morgan (Jingrass. hard-running freshman CAMPUS April 28- Michigan, there ball wars. Right now*, though, halfback from Marquette, is also have an overage of nine runs per j fmm rntprlntf thp tourney in the ! shape except for a sore hand in- (Continued from Page I > May 3 -University of Del we're doing a lot of guessing. j rtn absentee due to a broken hand BOOK STORE when Wnlkowlc* muffed a throw- suffered in a hockey game tkr'd in from Wy Davis. State's grid squad will wofjt in Their truining tour at an end. Jemson fleldhouae until the wea¬ the Spartans were scheduled ♦« ther is right to begin drill* on Old j "We ought to ha\e a pretty leave here early College Field. The spring prac- Thursday morn- fine tram next winter." he ir- minricd. I think Van's rontrol- to arrive the rgtnning by on Michigan State bil-hail offense will In k a fast- campus some time Friday. break any day ami from what A week of idleness separates I've seen In Indiana the roaches the diumondmen before they often are about ready to kick out the their regular «c«*on schedule on fast, sloppy game for the Irlrk- Irr. slower bull-play log. It's a April 11-13 with Ohio State at lto\iii|2Disfuvnrrtl Columbus. Him. STATE Y iVhCRHII T By Ea-lrriirr- KAWAL makes bow Making hu itrst app« ai.ince at a State football practice Wednesday was Al Kawal. the former Noith- western star who was recently is not faring well in the east named lire coach hne He re¬ , Rutgers and Cornell «re exper.- enring reactions against the t ported from Boston U. Joe Uol- | ' Several Rutgers' boxers were in - stngrr. back fie Id coach,, and Tom jured this winter in a match with ! King, end coach, will also be work¬ Syracuse, and the sport* editor of ing with the Spartan*. school while Aubie, Bob Phillips! and Max llindman carried on as ; the school paper has started n | drive to have the sport removed Gridders who are slated to get the famous Housler triumvirate. j frtrm the varsity program. > the call to serve in Uncle Sam's COACHED HORACE MANN Aubie, who learned his basket- j ball at Horace Mann high, couch- : ed the Gary team through an ex¬ cellent season only to be beaten ■ in the district final by Froebet Horace Mann officials told him the JSilith Campaign head cage coaching job would lm the Army Voir Many of the boy* got i the Spartan "miracle itv one they game and that lost to Notre uth Bend. CORAL GABUS rvrar nu. PAL NITE ADM. 4*c WIT PAL uSSfS SIN. -tMW Til MT -Si fBOlaud at Fort Bfiinin# And Uwy j FREE SURE Utt MCh .port* U1 .krcl and bowl- ! Ult Boxm* and booting «pt»ar "COT IT AT KOSITC.HEk> <0 haw the most popularity IU.m- halt haa scarcely got into *wtng- BUS SERVICE ORPHEUM You've hour* arlt aunty limt>— m* taam » made up «lmu»t en- ■Inb of *nli*trd men. ond will be FRIDAY — SATURDAY SUNDAY — MONDAY You'll hour it i Mat up the flr.t of June when go login >cntal league gel under Ol R SPORT COATS ARE DIFFEKFNI \N|,| REASONABLE, TOO NEW MANAGEMENT EXPERT SHOE 12.50 to 18.50 BALANCED MEAL* SERVED TO STC- DENTS AND FACfl.TV MEMBERS ON REPAIRING CLEANING SIX1J*V WEEKLY BASIS. SHINING Ku.rai PHONE 2-0131 rkdsitchekwbros -v X X XViX