\ arsily Club Signs A Happier Future Debate Squad Union Lobby Given Meet to Open Today's.- Erskine llaickins Variety Show Title at hist: It's Plans Near Enters Meet The 'Upper Deck' i Today forHS Campus | Completion In Carolina The Union building lobby will be known as per Deck" in the future, "unnamed" "The Up¬ Journalists accord¬ tilir Here? Nine Will Travel ing to Robert Robillard, chairman kiiykrndair* Talk faithful render the State AlkCollege Event jof the naming contest sponsored Will Hi|ehlif(ht South Monday by Betu Alpha Sigma, art and Slated for May 5 „ ha, uncovered In years J« I landscape architecture honorary, Pre** Cnnvo ma rcr, member of Prof, Need Kntrim For Cottle*!* j The winning name, chosen from j. /tppircnte'i editing clasa. ' umomoh ctft- ...in »nrf nin# ! over 50 entries, was submitted by ! Dean W. Ku.vkendall, lll- nr,r r Applegate'a lecture, Mil- Plan, for Michigan State', ply engrossed in read- rtudem* to the Grand Eastern ! • #tructor in journalism, will fie k first all-college variety show freshman. She will it ^ of. news scattered Forensic tournament to be held at appropriate prize, n«Hiii»ra recpjve an up- ^ ,um.hoen ,praWer > i at the "* *•* s are being rapidly completed, Rockhill, S. C.. ,. bout the page* of a ! sponsoring groups revealed Winthrop College. j The lobby, now known as the | regional high .school ptlblica- recent jwue and failed IH"1 " take note of the lec¬ yesterday. Committees were cho- K * 1 Upper Deck of the Union, includes j tion* conferei ' the flagstoned area between the j Matrix, local j turer's growing imps- , recently from members of women's lounge and grjll, and ha* j for women, op •icnce. A mild rebuke Green Helmet and Tower Guard, long been a popular meeting place j this morning, iifyate passed unheard— ! the two organizations sponsoring j for students. Plaque* bearing the "Muscle Journalism." ERSKINE HAWKINS i lhe "how. to work out details. new name will be placed at en- | The life story of Frank Carson, Applegate was getting • Up to now 15 entries hove been trances to the lobby. j who. until recently was on the t d about the whole Erskine Hawkins and his or- i received. Sororities lead the list Beta j Alpha Sigma'* contest, staff of the New York Daily News, Millie emerged from fhesira will come to Michigan • with six Contracting for acts. Three background thcr due to neighbor- Sla,p college for the annual Var- fraternities, three women's dorm- Lansing sophomore; and Al.? KuykendallV talk Carson, who nr lack of news. "<:l» April 25 in Jrnkon j itories. two cooperative houses, •urn. Lansing Junior, retired from active Journaliitle gymnasium. Hawkins is one of and one jnen's dormitory have also higan State will be repre-; work last Oct«»ber and went to [vim: Blind the nation's band leaders. best-known negro sent acceptances. More are expect- ,«d before the deadline, April 9. I in the oratory contest by ; Elaine Child*. Detroit so- SolonsCutMSC Arizona for a rest, was the creator of "muscle journalism.'; or strong SHOW TO BE MAY 3 phomore, and Wagner. arm newspaper tactic*, according mass blind da recently after Varsity Hop To cd for tryouts, with the show The week of April 21 is reserv- set In addition to debating, speakers are entered in the follow¬ the Appropriation to Kuykendatl. He was 58 yean old at the time of retirement. _ ing contest: Impromptu speaking, this week, proportir.ns. reaching epMem- j *-s Feature €*91111*0 ifl mw Music USIO • j for May 3. At the tryouts the .l>er of acts presented will be nar- num- Herbert «nd Mb* Sidoti; radio an- By $225,000 DEVELOPED Ml RE-TAPPING A pioneer in originating devices for getting news from those who r»i|iming the record of 135 blind j : mwed down to twelve. More mu- ng. Thorburn and Mis ifs set Tuesday by men of 51a- j enture-! I-Il{' l\lllr* ant' dance acts are needed, ac- j \ cording to Vera Deaner and Jack ! - ~ r; after-dinner spenkinj were unwilling to give it, Carson developed the art of wire-tapping, fillier: poetry rending am utfrom^ F,.k,nc „,m,^r „ra^TlZn^!Snow Ami Leaves Aren't Onlv speaking,•Miss Child*. Mis Miss; state legislature this week by the and mode use of kidnapping and in the ! way* and mean* committee. other forceful tactics in getting ite* for J "Tuxedo Junction" and Other pop. ,P« falls to Carlton Asburn and Uion. i The measure, sponsored by Rep. confessions out of argumentative •ured. j ^lar song hits, will bring his or- I Betty Dick. On the publicity com- B&G Student Work Sources Monday ; R T. Gilbert of Algonar. originally j interviewee* According to Kuy- fbis makes a grand tidal of 1R5>! chentru here Friday. April 18 for '■ mittee are Bill Searl. chairman, ^nd will return »rly the follow- j provided for an annual appropri- , kendall, Carson kept a file of blind dates for Saturday all! fhe Varsity Hop to he sponsored j Dash Wuerfel, and Leah Jane ! By Kay S ng week. Conte i are scheduled < ation of approximately $2,950,000 phoney warrants, writs, and court by the Varsity club Contrary to |>opular belief, "«now-.hore!inif ami leaf-eha«- ix>r Wednesday ' rough Saturday.! t«»r administrative expense*, plus orders which he signed and used ; gymnasium. Ed Abdo, R G Tumer. i d Prof, and Mrs. an additional $1,200,000 for con- whenever he found it necessary ArUi'iir "netty 'n* arc n0' "lt> on'-v *ervice* performed by buildinK and J D Memhofei will accompany \ struct ion of a natural science ; to give a rejx»rter a passport to irllosless,Mebbe? j l*0run^'^" tik. Del Kuihig, ehai IfroumL, worker,," W. A. Daven|>ort. department head, as¬ j building on campus. a closed trail. He felt that any mutual e"tnbarrassment j Hawkins, known as sert,. j While in committee, the approp-! sort of strong arm methods were r these day* that they tleth Century Gabriel' • of the 250 Mudent, em- _ . " ,* . ! ri„", cut to $2,275,000 a justified in the newspaper field of is still $225,000 more i inquiry, as long as they brought THREE IIANDI-E FINANCE ployed, more than one-half | WO A TP Milted vea just what happened hi ing the -i.rne musicia The finance committee, headed First Leeture are regularly assijraed a, __ m liege receiveiT yearly i out the truth, during the last biennial period, j Committee* for the conference by Bob Niekerson, includes Chuck v Harsen, South Camp- j form ocll lass, walked into ^asts front the Savoy on hi> f.ast-to-i . Frateher and peg Buthuns, and Meaner,- in various campiu pOF VOCfltlOIlS Although the natural science j whlch Will attract 100 delegates, the wrong room at the ^ew York's Harlem. trophies for the winning act* will On Marriage | building »um was stricken from I are: Registration. Carolyn.Tun- Health Center yesteiV chelle. who dm.i.le* day and found herself j player. \c.!! he featun s saxophone r>d vocalist chow,n 5y Ada Hough ..nd Dick Mangrum. Rog BlackwtKid. rhair- Is Monday t Convo Talks I 1 'he bill, it will lie included in a ,tall. Betty Lou Storek Betty Jane later t«nnen, " t iallsf in far^t man- j Shirley K -r-oi nxen ll.iVtc C'cc'x ;un- t J!jniot Ai)(, -Aa, to *n*t ' n»n. j uir, *a, rl»cl»d pi.Md.nl ot th« i ntf |iPl t,rm will b* un»bl. to i Dona id Fugere, l'*eih bwjon group for the t.rm ; ,a)le ,hf du. to outude inter- 1 held Thur«da> night. AfiKi NOVA KAVp*ci*llat ia wwaf them through the hotel depart¬ ! Ml as June M. Short cour« <11- Rather will ipnk an boaa cui- ments of various hotels of that i rector ft W. Teno, Will assist the tural praeticM, and Unw'a ul* j Chicago Monday. committee with arrangement!. {will be on bean outlook and price*. Ford Obtains Inpmetii U.S., Italy Near Break lit ? And ? Despite continued outbreak* and numerous rli,«h«., Do You Think gates of tile River Rouge plant. Governor Murray D v Wagoner announced yesterday that negotiation, WPn, way for the mediation of the diapute between the K„r,i y,, Ce, and U.A.W^,tO. wkfeh* Acting Editor ITS etory of Hitler's reaction to the Yugoslav a lap In the face country and threw 80AM man JXftC Detector \,„ ha* been coming hack to Washington. Put together, here out of work. . r, * i* the story. After Hitler signed the pact with the now diacredited Yugo¬ Fadcral fed* Arthur J. Turtle SftOU falsi' / aramad the Ford camumr » A . ( slav government of I'linco*—: Paul, he hnd planned the itig- fire* m«rnnt Fnmian IWm- just about the same lines as moat Ameri¬ aeheduled for Saturday, March years, yet his rems , cans, und more particularly, along the lines sTjohn Dnflo AthJIu. """ j 7:30 p. ro. In orgafiUtntbm room 2 Acurity a* fur as mo-: i r.f the Union. Committee activi¬ concerned. Perhaph if the middle, or even privileged classes. On that day hi: troops were to The British po iition is com¬ ties for the year will be discus**!. You probably think of Henry Ford a* hav¬ launch their attack frofa Bulgaria . pletely understandable. Desper¬ ha* hoard of thl« d«\ ing done a lot fur labor. Most people do. toward Salonika. Simulbmac»u*ly, ately abort cf airplanes, tank*, Jt 5UOR Ml* IH'ltEAr— it* official caparity h In fact a Fortune poll last year showed othor Nazi troops were to go anti-aircraft guns, and all merh- The State council of the Junior I through Yugoslavia. Musaolini iud/ed that more than 7.1 per cent of the people was scheduled to fly to Albania to equipment. they cannot Farm Bureau will hold ita quarter- j Seeretary f»f War Henry Stimson. ART NTAIT think so. —- lead a charge again, t the Greek*, spare it much more than the Unit¬ ly meeting today, in the Little I Stumon told reporter» that the CARTOONIKTN . ..Larry Hardy, Leo Sherman . ed States can spare it for our theater of the Homo Economic* | while the Italian navy was to moiOORAmtRN Nelson Bryant. Hodney friends in Latin America. Tlie building. The meeting is sched¬ uled to begin at 10 a m. and will IVrry, Charles I .arson. Jack McGrtfT, Jane Wigte. Shortly after this, the air bIHz be attended by member* cf the; • . Jack Markie. Edwurd Poppet, Dave Poxson. Jack ugamst England whs to begin. I council and presidents cf the bu- RUIan, Harry Lars*m. mliona In Libya, where the Oer» rnana have now landed ilve divi- j 4-II CJ U*- British airplane* have been «ent « Campus 4-H club will meet at to Greece, hut not in sufficient • 8pm today in room 401, Ag hall. number* to equal the huge ccn* , Main business will be election of ■I people think centration* behind the Nazi lines, i r fflcer;. Excelsior where Hitler i* reported to have - Member'i must present mem¬ brought rrmeb of the air forre pre- Yotl can't give* the army all of the crwlit. bership cord* at the meeting, it vifiusly uwd ugaiost England. wm .amounted. Those who have v; There are some whn attribute the rise in That, briefly, is what the Brit- not yet received their cards may i*n. Greeks and Yujj >»Uv.< face m •men'* scholastic average* made winter term . get them at the door. The meet¬ ttic Balkan*. From the point of to the study efforts of men tient on I* iiig da- i view f»f morale and man-power, it ing will be open to visitors* 'ferred from draft duty until completion of i j different. For tlw Yugo*Wivs •their college course*. I ore among the most courageous in I th" world, the Greek* have al» j This* in not the whole story, however, for printer term in notably the term reserved for j antl tlw Australian t roc pi which 1 study; In the fall there are football and other [Britain u sending t<» Grcctc are; |activlties, and for the freshmen, getting used REHIRES THE WAGE (|l ESTIO.N dare-devil* seasoned in North; a new method of doing things, | Africa. I here iirr olhcr known prnhlrms in I he I So it may be a test of morale .j -By winter Urm everyone knows his way Ford plan!. Grievance. which erein minor i and manpower versus modern around the campus and can at least get to affair, ran be imprrlnn) tn men who hnve I mechanization. tlAavfe. Even in spite of increased sickness mit bine lo do rxrepl repeal the same action arid it fall social schedule, winter is a timt» *$um even studying is more attractive than in an assembly line time after time . . , ready to invade C'ierluKilovakia. and think. The speedup of the anaembl.v Several time* he ute cr«>w and for the *t»ifl aro just wandering about. , was originated waited rather than take chances otTicials stated. line by Ford and mnnl And tluit, of course, is a situation which is not going t« prevail this term. Spring wea¬ workers feel that the idea is to net more on the military (jutccme. Therefore, it i* certain that wlien \ Church(iroii|isPIa ther is spring weat her, and it is hound to have werfc out of them wtthiHil payine any Hitler doe* finally attack in the! Couibined Scrvic ita effect. Robins ami other bird* art' already more wages. When the men have a griev¬ Balkun*. In* iui*!atight will be alt j Student Auto Rules Plans for an mu- <;• ? ance such a, this they can't art effectively the more fereeiou* I*ecMu*e n( the getting pretty obstreperous about interrupt¬ ing classes with new spring songs in the trees nithniit an oriraniulion. YukoaIuv face-aiap. Also his ad- viuit'O wdl lie all the noire cate- ' j De/M-nd on Sftriofi outside. fully prepared. Term ('.ondnet THAT !R WHY THE C.I.O. anil the Already it i*.rr(M>rted from Bui - j New is the time to re*«dve to do at least A.K.U have been able to sign up mem- K-'oia that the German •ncral Spring is definitely here ,-igsin. some studying this term. The resolution will stiiff has left n» detail to mnrr > Tlirw mere .H A K. pins have di»- Inrs. It is known that Ford has fought ; soon \m broken, but .vou'U have the consola¬ Macadam muds are beini buil! appeared from their owners' vests. them §vrry step of the way. Men have behind the Tuns Sigma Kappa Lillian Austin wear* tion of good intentions. Geriuau army been lienten by Harry Bennett's "Service ol supplies rind ammuniti> Ralph NorveUV Charlie IfuUum Depart mi fit" which actually contains many been heaped lip alnng the Girt1 j gave his to Georgia Kaegle, Alpha CM, and Jack Murkte -er* N'oreen regulation* dur- hired pugilists and toughs. More subtle i I Ateock. ZtU» T.iu Alpha, wearing r-out period, he means have liven used too. It seems odd! EACH It ft. 80PP1.IM ! hi* now. Harriet Wiggins m wir¬ that Homer Martin, who for years was ing the fn«Ite*e crt»>* of Alpha iment, having *uf»slde«| head of the I'AW shonld turn up now on Tao Omega;- the owner being rat flush of enthusiasm, the Ford side. The C.I.O, charges that week began to take there was a secret agreement between Ford i military H*>:ela Pnr- ZcLi low*: Program, Gim rnnunt i» funny husuu^ss. Anyone and Martin. tu'ul.uly it began t» a*k it* nllir* about cornicle military «uppoK < f ( onirrvv., the at Flint And nunc Roomy wit and I' H durmg vacation. Her so¬ special mu*ic. StaW l^vi.Uture. biiv city council, in fact, HENRY FORD'S HANDS are iwd elenn. Minister Aithui Bile* Lane had rority .sister, !rma Latno presided mill reviM? the entire of Religious cot maid of honor. nore severe regulatan of aim".! a»,v k'lhwlativv fffoup. can testify lie ha* -Used a ram|Mien in n Dearhurn been delivering encouraging rne»»- as Re id and Cer n > Tttree houses have chosen theii C. A publicity to th*: new-paper agninwt lh« Jew*. Ilia idea* al >G«e* patting the new government , |m*a the effort* of any thinl-graile room- fulof email twy* in lieinv unruly. earth and again wildly vi*uinary. hap* hi* worxt fault la hS hiimanilarian denire to Inuk after the private lice* nf hie I'er- to how •eriousiy lli>M«evelt'* en- coui'iigement should be taken ypecituTilly they asked . ident; Rosemary Darlington, vice- president; Donn.t William.^, secre¬ the tary; Sue Urquhart, treasurer; Survey Shown Defense Will Call 80JMH Occa*ionally the reeetina* of *ome campu* Ki ottff* ai.pruach the lUniier |K.int in lack of wurkrrw. Ilia Idea is laudable, but to muny Greeks what military *upphe* the Mary Elizabeth l^-iled State* had given them. And trainer; and Dorothy Hitchcock, ' Kerth, pledgr Men Away Froui College Life Next Fall It smack* Ion moeh of feudalism and den- they received tho very discoui.ig- ' sixiu! chairman. ,,tftcr. hut it can't bo *anl that they ever get trurti.n nf demwratir initiative. ing reply that up until then i March Farm House officers are: Don F.p- a* lanl a* tho*e rim l>y pmfe**i >nal*. pleheimer. president; Gus Halt- man, treusurer; Dean Radtke. sec¬ Govti nm* nt i* after all important Uiain«*». THK fM.Oi TOO HAS some Mack murks ipment retary; and Allen Van Dyke, house train.ng In Maybe it can't al»a>»'w»»ri. u*. but itehruld against it. Perhaps mint im|N«rtunt art* the t>n M* at leant Iw tun in a busmtwAhke manner. Stu uihmshcd tanks, airplane motors, am) al¬ Exactly cirnf cnirKll . ..(Tort to inetruct I, Neithe (This 'aouU cut, n rrspmsibilitv which the unban ha* ml fulfilled. It i nhwn fact Ihut th* nniiua is gualtv u( Ihrval* und fnrn In signing mcnthar*. Ihis U why Furd fears In Quotable Quotes — up rnll an dcrlicn in which the C.I.O. and lie Mtule It (By Associated Collegiate PiCAijr A.F.I- wnuM decide which wnadd regrawunt "TYtie freedom of all men and of all we- Furd wurkcr*. men ha> never tieen realized on this earth. It may never be rcaliied altoirftht r. But if it i* WHETHER VOL' THINK that the uniun Special Saturday ever to be rcaliuai, the jawple uf States, with thtir tradition of (siUtic*J re¬ the 11 ruled i* at fault or Ftril i» at fault ,«r that the tntuhlu la all from Communist* rr from YKLLOW IMmHNO ROS£S 39r ^ sponsibility, their ir.a^U^y of lire skiUa of in¬ Hairy lkiimtt ih-aut't matter much. Un¬ dustry ami agriculture, their ownership of doubtedly you think, aa I think, and most; the wealth cf the richest of uU lands, have .i of Ann rim think*, that it is time to end, 'better right to hope for its realization than any Ma< b other nation haa ever had." Archibald this strike. ms-ibd Weapon* ami inachinea are right now, ami only union memtier*, nen-unkn memlaux. jinU Ford eXevutlve* Jewetfs Flowers t • i . p'11 ami librarian of mingress, Anur.i.i as democracy a vanguard. working together can produce them, Pril r,, !9<| lion; i cla»h(«, at t urray |>. v 1.1 "Challenge to Triumphant Liv¬ nnii ing" will be the subject of a talk ,e •"''"'I Mot by the flee. Ronald Brunger of Dexter, Mfch., at the 5 p. rn, ves¬ Five more Michigan State col¬ f Scion, lege students were ucceptod fori Palm per service in Peoples church: Sunday, April 0. Soloist on Hying cadet training by the army the program will be Faye Eliza¬ rt«f Si, air corps' traveling examining i beth Smith who will sing 'The j hoard this week at the college land's Prayer," by Matlotte. •C I l l-Ill | health center, bringing the to'al ; France* Bash is atudent chalrrr.an number of qualified a i pi leant* to ! for die service. 18 Henry W. Foirchlfd is in charge Tltme qualifying were: Vernon i of the Flreside hour at 7 p. rn.. i Or born, Sault S'e. Marie Junior; j which will follow the student ;4ip- ) Milton London, Hartford, Conn.., })»? «t 8 p. m. Hie llev Ilrunger i frethman; Thomas Jensen. F.ast' Will lead the discussion of the j Lansing sophomore; Victor Heard- question, "What 1 Want Most Of . tell, Eivt Lansing sophomore: and ' All " j Robert Flynn, Gladwin aopho- HOLY WEEK MEDITATIONS The first of the morning medi¬ A total of 18 applicant* were tation service* <»f Holy Week will examined by the board during its j be held at 8'40 u rn Sunday ; one day - top af Michigan Stale. which, following tiie Bible account In addition to tiie examinatnms. <>f that week, has iieen designated 0* m HI .< dying cadet program w«i> aired lite day of triumph. Services from over WKAlt Thursday at 1.30 p. Monday through Friday re . with Ma) K M. Showaiter rep¬ -rheduled for 7 40 a. m. Monday has bten named the day of author- Former Students resenting ttie air corps and Justin English representing !hr Junior ! ity, Tuesday, the day of conflict; ly I FoU tSP ][('(* t $ Lea ruin ft la Fly s ('burr 'er of Commerce, co-spun- Wednesday, 'lie day of retire i et>t Mr* drive of the air dorps' this vicinity ircruiting A made communion on tsrvirs Thursday, and will be Friday In irm v \eed For PiloF Tyjpesr ;r: N nndSnry ' On nd ftfonday Lieut. O and Tuesday, fiec- V' Bergen of the •/ill have the tdle of tire day <»f ^udering Easier Sunday there will \ .all rto»n former Michigai l'' :htt St.ties Mnr-ne corps Will In- .m f'-ilowed by break*' t i-impie to give preliminary ! physical examination* for Morttwr He will he „< tafl of medIn Action! dp 9taf Front the Youll step along smarter from Women's Angle clats-time to date-time if you're wearing our new Spring short I'lhiitt (or the ttuMUuce which will In- Five*) for fraternity in flattering combination*. At 'OltpnPla pletigen by gornrity pk-ilg;* arc \a>1I mult r wuv an qiutig rmooth and deck a§ a convert* 1 SlTvil't trim opens ;tt a flurry of aeti 't. anil < hangi-oble weather, ible roadster . , * and fust -v spar.an W men's league i* ql on the ik .hi map .i c«»m- mlttrca are tinmed lor the inat»ilatt>n banquet. much Sun, Pftnlleilenic Mate*-— * entertained at a lea-tUnce ifiv Course Lists W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE STORE Addition To Man's Spring A'Htrs «w -tarrr Shoes, too, at $4 00, $5 00, %J 00 The Z 1941 Series Cuiiq>US BIG CROP or SMALL GRAINS Press, CLASSIFIED Inc. m PRIMERS O,rv h—lrr, r— .n.l liu'kwkril vr kiMwn m *mail jfJife, hut llirr# <• noth* Eoile»e t<> Resume ins -mall jinat thru place it) Mxhixab dlitrr, tsliMMih. the Mate rstiL Viiniiul Visitation s«ri< fail moat*. 1 lib )• fsarlry. Tth in or mi m U\i in bnrkwbent. and its total produc¬ tion of the four jr«M* is over jOMm.'iii tug* « v*TUi .. M.vn.g-r, • «... T a-la> The Epimipii t.hlirrli in thr Cnllr-r Tin* is iw! i "snccfftp" Mate. Modern method* and facilities hair aided in G. A BroWi;. prof^-m U an - ST. FAIL'S CANTERBLRY , r.aedry. and T H. K-ug tlrx lopiux a wide variety of farm prod¬ DMA KMIAd. CIIIKCII HOUSE ucts. a beahbv rtMnhtum for Mirhiaatt AChMt weiora at HadiRO Bb "w «s m«M sit im agriculture. : sS-Ss^rET l; ,;-ce tor trims M i- Barry msnty at 0 H m W4ro-4«. ta- it bM. TRI IMATfr-ltiUaN. w vi»*> vssesoo—i. m KULtr CArHHUbtOU-Wm. - ru T AJg. In jtrtlisi* MaWsa * deaV work •h»cr\ the t# lr photw uir* hour* aud dollar*. * bi ^Jrtemoss Grosse Ptmi'e The farmer with trsitt to «il ran talk lo Lansin^Cblorplate 1 bqtti u-tHJid. 1 the (oral feed store or tilv rlevator, get Hailed to a large extent by high ; H price* and arrange for delitery in the » l»Uon progAm wit! rooom* m» r* Everaree | it unsnveh after rsest wee*. a VVTID^ Company j 6413 ^ MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 1 < (nXCGK *MK M» | j 317 N*. LARCH^mEET ] I -.Taw 4 mf « mm I^HI MAC-AJC* CXI'D :u -»» •*. PHONE 17&11 (email partan 1 In Detroit 1 HI, National portlines 1 sjr Junior AAU Tourncyipn|] 1 ■•w 1. -■ - to With Throe ' Berk again at Michigan Stair' Merrill Lewis Kobs Grants Bachman Stresses RtMM rather rtcange to |trt I ark Ball ' KM In'Utne to sc* the beginning al iy tug footbalt practice—and ■MM at that, because in the sun- Seeking M »" kite WsswJ DETROIT, April 4—With I-elamf Merrill leading u>,, with three successive fall* In tha ISA-pound Hi Net Doubles , , ■ i ny aauU) spring lootbnll had rtl cl¬ ef at all live schools where the baatball tram played. Weary Nine Blocking Drills Michigan State college wraatler* remained in their respective olasse* of the National Junior A.A.I' ,,J Although prnrllcc was over, foot- 75 Grid Combination nament here tonight. Beside* Merrill, Co-Caplai,,. < h.lrl " (lotson and Bean ' ball la not forgotten In Dixie, It la a topic ot convrrani ion the year Hopefuls Workout Indoors Mike Dendriiios high school Although the Spartan Competition for stars is very strong, and many . If Indication* in the first three days of spring practice mean anything. Michigan State's nine tough grid opponents Drilling Will Mrrt Duo to Bolster the running alt h'.iUh foj schools are invading the north nnd Perkins in Conlrat tlrino* ami Hipy u ' small crowds saw the east for players. Southern scouts have been seen tmating the bushes are going to face a team with drive ahd seriousness plus next fall. For No. I Spot Track Hopes one bout. The end tomorrow night march through Dixie, every year In Michigan. A com¬ Coach John II, Knlw look 'There'll Be Some Change* ill pitch Is high nt Fort mon practice Is to Invite the prep- The Spartan squad of 75 men entered its third day of This Spring MERRILL WINS ■toning where numerous college just on* quick took at I ho wot drills in Jenison fieidhouse Made" I* (he theme anng of Merrill opened h sters to the campus fat « week tttm* ftop on their southern tour, Old College flold and th« April Coach C. I). Bill, of State', 158-pound title with and give them n thorough trial us Friday and ^he Spartan can¬ HeartAled by food weather con¬ tadiani following the Spartan*. gOW«v»r even there the large players, while selling them on the shower* yesterday afternoon, didates 1 nick led down to work 2 Vargily AthlvU's racquet men, whose plans are dition. Georga Moclntyro Wtd th* returnjo eligibility in the first round Tt beauty nnd culture of the Institu¬ and lh*n dismissed the basebull I hut the four weeks' layoff before of two star performer,. Conch ifinrtl are far from full boenuse of tion. An entire team was work¬ team froin'nll practice until Mon¬ with spirit which was rem¬ Desert Spartan their first home match with Ohio Knt I Schlademan led hi. thlnclnd* ginian Captain-fir -1 tgg heavy duty given to the iniscent of early September. Joe Novak, also fr«.»t ing out at one school while the day, when the Spartans begin to State next April 2H means four out of Jen iron fleldhouse to open dr»ft«to und. enlistee! men. Spartans were playing baseball. KAWAI, OVUM HUES Ranks far Army weeks of hard work and Juggling uprlnf prnctlc* this week on out¬ in 3:27 in his second , ginning Friday with Ohio State at In one corner of the Ae)dh»u*e. In his Anal match . i That's football a la Dixie. in the tennis ranks. door track nnd atari workout, for Michigan Slate's newest coach, Al To Vic Benrdsell goes the honor Merrill pinned Ely > A flip of a coin gave Howard Columbus, O. of being the first Spartan footbal¬ Heading the list of the troubles Ihc dtfal mrat romlna up with Detroit high aehool than foot hull and baseball. The The travel-weary squad went Kawal, had a string of 30 linemen thnt are to be ironed out are the Purdue a wrak from thli Satur¬ iadue, stocky sophomore from ler to Join the Air Corps division Merrill a ntUonal collegiate swimming meet drilling hard on Individual block¬ morrow Detroit, a break and the Spartans through late registration yester¬ of the U. S. Army. Beordsell, Jun¬ doubles combinations thnt didn't day. fourth round when- her# wa« mentioned briefly, but 1 their lending hitter on the south¬ day morning and then n majority ing and fundamentals. Kawal. seem to click on any of the South¬ whu has taken over his new Job ior from East Lansing who played Adding strength to Spartnn ern tour. Mentor Kobs couldn't of the Michigan residents made ern matches. The only duo that track tram thl. apring will b* with a determination to build an fullback on the State eleven last wrestling tourney in n national decide between Maro Miller, who plans for a week-end trek to their enjoyed any luck nt all was Cupt. "Buffalo Bill" Brail, middle dis¬ offensive forward wall which wilt fall, was one of seven local appli¬ mgtogit* After one week. is also a hard hitter, and Undue homes. However, three days of cants lurrptqri for flying cadet Fred Pedkins, Norfolk, Vinginla tance runner who was forced to match the fine defensive units the for the third string catching "^ob, heavy drills faces the squad be¬ senior, and Morris Drilling, Grand Spartans have hod in other years, primary training this week after drop out of intercollegiate compe¬ and solved the problem with a fore the Buckeye hop. Bap ids senior. tition during winter term due to was working with the nsslstanrt nn examination at Otin Memorial coin. TKAM TtRRN of Ed Pogor, star Spartan guard in health center. TEAM TO WORK srhotastlc dlfflrultie,. Scott turned After gathering splinters on the "The team was getting tired af¬ 1937-35-39, and Gordon "Juke" Word comes from Poncn City. All of the members of the team In several half-miles In the held- bench for three games, l.adue got ter 13 days of travel nnd the daily Dnhlgrcn, who played at a guard Okla., that John Biggs, brother of will wo|k out with each other in houae under the two-minute mark his chance as a pinch hitter nnd hard fought games and the rest should bring nn Improvement in post three years before that. Spartan mat co-captain Benny an effort to work out the» best during the dully prartlce aesslons three times {ic responded with In another corner, Tom King lliggs, has also entered the uir winning combinations. Bill Max¬ Inst winter. Schlademan expects to match tomorrow. hits to earn a regtuar spot in the play, and will do more good than sent a large contingent of State enrp training school. Biggs, ineli¬ well has now finished with wrestl- use the Buffalo, N. V. sophomore lineup, Twelve hits in 25 trips nn indoor workout," expressed gible this season because of scho¬ ing for the year und shoi In Ilia half-mile ot mile nnd ends through n prolonged session with disaster in in to the plate has earned him the Kobs us he dismissed his charges. the medley relay. lastic difficulties, was counted on more time to practice und nickname of '"Square Howard," The Spartan mentor Is satisfied of practice shifts. Footwork and when he was pinn«-uk«'r FOR THERE'S NO BETTER GIFT THAN T Ralph II. Young, Michigan Slate athletic director, wan guest shak¬ er at a banquet given for the H CLEAN WHITE PACKS WITH THCIK Frankfort high school basketball teum at Frankfort last night. As in other State frosh sport* since the new non-competitive Faster ahopper* and all smokers, rule has gone Into effect, the who arc after smoking pleasure at Spartan frosh haseballers will not meet any other college squad* this it* beat, are asking for CheitcrtielJ year. Instead, Frimodig U plan¬ M WEST* SPORT COATS ... becauic the finest tobacco" (mm ning to conduct several intersquad contests along with possible games our own Southland blende J with with the varsity. Michigan State's 1940 yearling nine won two games costly aromatic tobaccos frum far-off Turkey and Greece lloMi An Kdgr—Hut Chesterfield a definitely Milder, S,> tar the Brooklyn Dodgers art C—ler, decidedly Belter Taste. j the only National league butters over whom Mamie! Salvo, Boston THAT'S WHY IT'S CALLED Iters' ace, holds an edge, but he's tied with four of the Bees' oppo¬ THE SMOKER'S CIGARETTE nents. • $