MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE, EAST Vanity Ball to Cue Leads Picked Council Plans Airing Largo Floor At For College's )f Winter Parties llmul—tho Gym Conjecture* as to whether more I is available in the collevej Term Drama May Regnlale Clomps. Pureha spare auditorium or the Jenison gym- j nasiura were straightened out yes- ! Colli,wing an acrimonious session last niffht, Student eoun- terday by W. A. Davenport, Bj roied i" hold (an open meeting at 5 p. m. Wednesday to arid f» superintendent. The gym- ] ,|jo problem of control of class parties, nasium, to be the scene of the ] jobate opened following presentation• to the council of a Varsity ball this Friday, in more j j Al Timreck, Detroit senior, An estimated crowd of 1,500 list of suggestions drawn up | wttl play the title role of •tiudents heard Dr. C. Gilbert j a-—■— yiast week at the meeting of the show that the Jeniwm I Othello in the spring term • Wrenn, professor of educotional ■executive committee of Stu. measures 06 feet 6 psychology at U»e University of Today's dent council, following an in 215 feet 8 inches in ; dramatic ' production to lie Minnesota. open the fifth annual j vest i gat ion of winter term "romp": w.fh the auditorium given June 11 sod 12. W. F. Vocations conference at 10 a. m. i lists. nts of 100 by 150 feet I Thompson, director, announced yesterday In the auditorium. the Varsity j yesterday. Wrenn drew from his voca¬ Campus more room, Doris Voith, Lansing freshman, tow of the ball, chose tional experience in advising will appear in the role of Dee- students what to do and what not demon*. Othello's wife. Chosen for to do in vocational choice, bas¬ j Ugo is Hichard Ellison. Lansing ing his talk on the falseness of lerpv. Max? | freshman cludes acting in whose experience in¬ the Lansing the- several popular parodies. Among the sayings disproved by him TO SW.AK ON JOt'RNAUKM w-r- of the choir of St ■ aire guild as well as in last term's I were "The wish is father to the £pi.n.pal church yesterday ; F.r*t sessions today are stated to buy Max Baker, I college play. deed" and "The grass i* always for 9 a m with meetings continue u\ r, Lois Richards, junior from Jot- . • - .n alarm clock. greener on the other side of the ,*■ r : r the unusual gift was j \ »et, Illinois, will portray Emilia. la go's compliant wife. a. jn.-n an occurrence Easter | The roles of Brabant is and Rod- Baker is organist ior j jerigo will be taken by Charles vocational guidance. Wi ,ur.h and went lo bed the, | Calkins. Lansing freshman, and ' before Easter a*.«mely, ex- R unwell Miller, Iron Mountain g uusty afarm clock to j ' sophomore, Don Wijy. Portland birr. ,n the morning just as ; brer, arousing him for eight Talk Tonight { junior, will play Montano. ] Because of casting difficulties, i da**** regularly. I the i est of the cast and several Either the On Marriage ; supernumeraries cannot be an- i'nounced till later, Thompson raid, rj«rk rin*« or i Othello will be Michigan StateV u. 1 To Be Divided . 11 Mrihr didn't hear it,, firit Shakespearian tragedy, for when 6:30 ! Thompson points out. and it wilt Hardy, Crum. to Head rolled around, Baker wasn't: iht men and women wi; ' be done in the Shakespearian man- Attempts to phone wrately for the first i; iuicfi lectures "The Biologic* , ner The band shell is not being vtre futile, as he live* at j used this spring in order to popu¬ and switchboards; >f Marriage.'' Dr. Lydl hall, larise toe new theatre in the col#] Wolverine Next Year i :. head of the women pen yet. After using: lege auditormnj, Thompson said. ] nt of physical educatio Judge* Select Board Makes InaiiimotiK Decision Winning MSC! Prose Readers »unced yester- GRADUATING SENIORS l w Ike benefit «»# appro* 1- matelr 4SI trad valine seniors SW L Present? *ha hate not ret obtained their the pair t Service Award about it until reached Colur ed for it immedi Mtiently for it 1 ip progressed. 1 to several sto (Mil Staff Memhpr Newsmen Will F Job Convo Draics Cor"meats Return* for Visit Chicago Editor Most Student* Flan to Take In At Least One lecture ! Oeorg* A. Brandenburg, O ft, DASH WtnFCL thought :t worth a rut every prepare 'or the tmmed.ate. but tor j Economics division tht editor of Editor and Pub! Jinn annuel Vocation. fori- , ma Mid that h* dr&utrty a.d. the ultimate.' -npieM—l Du •. , her*. and Ilk* >11 five- and that ha f.it it really helped. XllU. sophomore tpeeth major j bar.,. it hae lU advocate. and Jatua i'fa vophonve* from i A> to th» reel of th* convo "frn- emiea. A survey of popularCanton. Ohm. did not attend lb* ir.g ,p**ch, "I l.ked hi, take it or Hardy to Be Prexy m conducted between tlaevee ronrorat.--n in tn* -wrung. but lea-c t .mtude,' Den cat Union grill 'how, whet the plena lo drop in on the ftya.-g re- Je»«l»* Hpeeeenkwr,. who went, Of Sigma Delta Llii nder the Wire • nU think about the whole del training -mferw* He at a. In become e foreign language ! Uurenre Hardy. Ka>l Lanrmj A meeting of Michigan circuit- ; lion mafiesgrrf in Laming. *pon- sored ny the Michigan f»re*a as- ; nociation, will bring Brandenburg! to to* capiUl city TrkUy He is scheduled to deliver an address ; before that group in the afternoon ; I* tort coming to 'He college ( Approximately 15 undergradu- . ate members and pledges will be Apetl 11—LendM attendance at the bar.qu*t in netted hia reluctance to go to; year was Kenneth Haslett addition *o journaL*U and pro- j convo bp xayuig, "Ever jrohe j junior. The newly elected!1941-41 fessional members of the chapter.; i heading fsMiw grill—and I, rMctit will take cSSee ne*V week, i dying for • «ake<* Retiring pAruiU of the local Choir Will Sins W—pa Wtdlo. Ea>t Lansing; Sigma Delta Chi chapter are: The i reppeile choir, under the ' duecton of Prof. Wllllem Kim- rrei will -ing before the conven¬ tion Of Michigan Federation of Muse flubs at Settle Creek to- I'day. n—,A„, —* ?—n *22 52252 niiinwaiiiifici/ iiig hour* each day wu«. ui lira M pmj- are taken up with cfauae*, FDR May Lower Draft while Tarsity and fnahman practice take* up still more. When the clay courts are un¬ playable It becomes necessai? for the var¬ Mulls Plan for Convo sity and freshmen to practice on the con- itumoVs of war moves *trept official Washington storm yeHterday as President Hooeevelt began to com proposal to lower the age limit of the Selective Ht-rvi More than half of Michigan State's stu¬ and indicated that United States convoys might U „ dents know how to play the net game anil the present crisis. many would be playing if they could gef In explaining the convoy* - onto a court without waiting several hours. question. President Koosevolt eluded the note th„ Emphasis in the physical education courses stated that American ships Amju^n I* now being placed on such games as ten¬ carrying war supplies to ertd , vloUlion u( , nis and go|f, since they can lie carried into Graduate Dames of Michigan Egypt via the Red Sea route iaw. later life. Class instruction, however, is of would have armed protection. The The problem State college will hold their an¬ White House »totemeni also in- age limits of the di ! little use if thore is no opportunity to prac¬ nual businen meeting at the home nbly not be settled tice and play. of Mrs. K. T. Wright, *09 West- —her, the President . lawn, East Lansing, tonight. The Michigan State college is hard pressed for program will Include reports from funds for its many necilx, it is true. Class¬ retiring office™ and election of rooms and campus upkeep uru naturally es¬ new officers. § t.f attempts to high-pressure pub¬ sential. Nevertheless immediate considera¬ NAZIS FISH O.N lishers into firing -Independent tion should be given to building ptore tennis ncwumen—a policy of the previous On the Balkan sources claim tha*. courts as soon as practicable. administration. Panzer division* Tennis provides n convenient form of Even today-—and this column is much-needed txercike, and that's no racket. not written without rubbing | through the Allied reached Siatisu. 5i houlderi daily with many gov¬ Greece. Athens ernment officials—we find most of •». official Washington completely de¬ Parade of Opinion void of censorship. However, there are certain notable exceptions. Pledged to Beta Theta of Xi Delta Monday were Alpha Jtmephint These exceptions ore: the Navy, Nichols. Allen ton, Mich ; and Bar¬ By Asaoelated Collegiate Pre** Metcalf. Duluth. Minnesota critai;. >n» of the Office of bara What Other College Student* Production Management and other pie$s criticism, but have never . . and the Hesperian* recently ped strong Brit:*' history CLUB FANEl.— defcukf agencies; and the Recon¬ brought such pressure to stop it | pledged Chuck Brethen, Wyan- holding Mount Oi> Thlah en Timely Teplea struction Finance corporation. j| History and political science dotte . . . Eastern end of the - It should be noted that when Today, there is definite evidence majors club will diaruss depart- . Qt'AKK HITS MFXit PROPAGANDA that Naval Intelligence has been, mental teaching programs at a |j M14KEGON WEEK-ENDS Thousands of M»- i Perhaps ns never before, America's collegians we use the word "censorship" we The Sigma Nus wi*h to an- are cor acious of the propaganda "about them. If refer only to information to which tapping telephone wires and shad¬ meeting in the Union faculty d»n- were homeless foil- | nounce the pinning of William fToir AIhhiI j IAH-In Hit f owing newsmen who have un¬ proof of this consciousness were necessary, we tlie* public is entitle^, not to rgn- earthed news which the Doyle iLance) Lott to Miss Ann quake which struck ' fldentia! mutters or military sec- Navy docs rounding Mexico t Quaint custom, the sc nat i ve» have, might quote briefly, almost at random, from the not like. Even the FBI docs not | Meeskc. Muskegon socialite . . . college press: the pinning was an event of last day. The quake Such nni«t be the thought running through tap wires, as the result of a Su¬ ! weekend and -Handsome mated 11,000.000 • "Tfce BrlUefc Library of Information and Ihr-tirr- H'MO WORKS FOR U. 8.? ... preme Court ruling. Frank" North way returned to ico City and comp.cu. the glind of the recent visitor at Michigan For instance, there is no reason Naval secrets are not involved, school this term only to be tied SUtScollege, who was robbed of $14 whije why the public should not know merely criticism of certain brass- down under the intoxicating The shock la v.- who are the ddllar-a-ycar men hfefrpt. . . . hats. And Naval Intelligence -qp- influence of spring (?) he gave .-farting an erupt, working for the Government. Iffiu had the impression that his money There never has been any secrecy pears to be chiefly interested in ! hts Sigma Nu ring to Muskegon- chain of volcanic m Was aafe while he was staying in a frater¬ before this about the identity of tlie source of the information; in t ite Shirley Wagner .... another resulting from tuc < nity htuse he was sadly mistaken. Not to government employees or govern* i event of last week-end ... cast any aspersions on fraternities, or Mich¬ merit voluntary advisers. I Norma Jean Ashley, Zeta T»u ARMY WIVES— igan State fraternities, but ri.lila.riea of fra¬ However, when we asked fori [Alpha, announced tier engage* thiK list several mouths ago it was: Member, of the Faculty Futkjj merit by Byron Fields at her home ternity houses are one of the commonest at first refused. Later it was stated When this column i club and Newcomer, club, at a i in Lowell Saturday afternoon . . . sources of news for rcllejro newspaper*. that the information would be giv¬ (act that 30 of the Na' | combined meeting in the faculty | the wedding is set for May third en only If a written request was atrwytra were w top dining room of Uie Union Friday!i . . . another prospective bride is No matter whether the school is ivy-cov¬ made—u highly unusual proceed- they tended to turn I afternoon, will hear M S C. army ! Kappa Mary Jane Biker who w ered Harvard cr I'ulunk university, the sit¬ Tokyo arr Maallng I water. Naval Intcltigr j dit*pi'vtying a diamond engagement uation remain* the same. Where doors are coast wltti the vol. that it had traced part j ring . her fiance being Freddie left unlocked ami m'-ney is left lying around Lecman, ex-Stater, and a member there wilt !*• those who will take ndvuntngu j of Kappe Sigma PLAN PRISON PARTY of the opportunity The Beta Kappas will be singing it After hi much of u jr>**l thing, however, seems that some measures would Ite taken. Ag EconClub I'itk* i the prisoner * sor.g Saiutdaj^pyht Michiiran State frattrnity men had more 'Officers fur Year than their share of experience with vanish¬ New officers of the Agricultural ing money tin* year ant! should have taken L-onomics — Farm Management warning. Apiwrrntly the rapture of one con¬ ub were chosen at a general fessed prowler caused them to relax their net'.ng Tuesday evening. Dean Kadtkr, Morricc junior, guard. a*, elected president; Robert Titer should remember that such robberies are not the fault of one criminal. As lung as the opiatrtunity remains there will be other criminal-. The State News suyyests that a regulation h.uist key be added to those la deck intc fraternity men's watch chains. Kuiii|ii,-t Attracts S|H-cialist» in .1$ The annual spring Slutr Senior W itu banquet1 It's -Yf» Kui Lrt Tlie Denver Clark it raises Ute point that | beet sugar companies last n Vet Srhnlar-lii|> Iattracted five Michigan State Ttyvnit»K of the new ; men. Among those "present w E. L Anthony. Dean of Agri pf&nn and Abbot, balh ture; H. C. Rather, profess*! for great rejoicing. Be* jbmowhat from H. MvDonet. assistant directo extension work; and C E. Mi m*Mnlier>hip dri dlscuasion of tin Short ( uiirx Aliui ;cal camp dinni to the evening's Attend* Meeting | Ralph Trnr.y. director of yJiort i ! couiM*. attended a meeting of the SADDLE LEATHER Michigan Junior Farm bureau in , Saginaw Tuesday. HANDBAGS The topic under dtecuMuai was Color gin's work | "Of. • tututies in Agriculture for Youth " The mewtir.g was part of The bread-hr.i over big with [ an attempt to stop farm youth aiki I from leaving home m favor of city they con employ *uen 5, correct atyle chouse from , (In will) color mill disereel lion. We lure ili-»i|(ii - We're iaauiui; a loug to harmonize overdue call to color outfit. Dun n n US a did uf munutunou* fare — ■Yum wHJ rujuy uur eriay, drlirioui W AS'- Sank faieritta — liven them ailS prii MLS, SAUSAGE l AhES (we make Vim), SYRUP from MirUR«i,a uwu jacket-drew in tfcr * colors la give yen this change — complete size niugi bMgur budM* - PLENTY OF GOOD —» to Zl'j — COFFEE. 7.95 up Central Michigan'& Smartest Shop ' 'ily Officials Look Draft Murk In Contmt QmtionMl, Muefoians to Meet Here; 'ft Band Will Give Concert Agij f0 Legislature For Of Peat* Maken NameROTC HirhigRR State will play, host to 5,000 high school musi- shillplon lilu ;|wrter-€hange Aid Caledonia senior, won third and u prize of $10 in the Troop Head* dana attanding the annual Michigan instrumental music fes- tival Friday ami Saturday. The competition, twin* held on the State campus for the first time in several years, is spon¬ ! n 'ti sored by the State Band and r ^niicilmen Seek to Keep Lit]uor Clause! Peace Oratorical contest • coniirjjj live .Sert ic. Wednesday at Hope college, Hol¬ Orchestra association. will be in the Music building. !ght bv . Kff Kuhit land, Michigan. Prof. Leonard Falcone, local A 370-p.rce maw band witJLpby Chamberlain was chairman for the testlval, will ln *°r'' Leavengood states be Included will lie if possible to against the obstacle of the State contest, Chamberlain bee P M S and T Other ser- i Lumberjacks dressed like legend- j!1 Included on the program on the program ore are varsities, including U. of M and Detroit. Schools tending ,sfI1t the. sale of liquor Liquor Act." with representatives from nine lor promotion, in thc Corp, f.a(j„,s of! flp'u' *,*». Bunygn. will vtrut with Dvor.k'. luinherjills donned in creations of II World Dvorak's Finale Irum the "New Finale fromSuite World Symphony,' Symphony," Suite "New3 j Wayn*, the No. No. I, musicians range I mm ' A' to • D" LIQUOR WONT APPEAR other schools. ithiii the city limits cf East "But. since East Lansing u not Chamberlain's oration has been W them vTtake^cammendofthe I «"•«•«» — chretertoth |] from "Troplcel," bv "Carmen," "Tropic..," from "Carmen." classincations, on the basis of «.- bv | *£££*-»< the only city in this 'fix,' " Lott the national competition • military parade on Tuesday. During intermtedi Morton Could: the prize- | Morton Gould; andand two two new ar- rourneni. charter in 1007, winning costume wi] rangements of orchestral ccmp' will betena weeks' sitions by Nich - revealed, "t. bill was recently in¬ New Bedford, Mass. It will be i Named as Cadet Lieutenant I w.inn'?< «»tume with d. Woodsmen will ijuiature allowed lhe city t" 1 jriiduced state legislature to chance! Colonel of field artillery wa. .growth of beard will ... . iluuse to forbid the «»le|aIluw fourlh.h, , j chard Groening, of Ludington. , , within the to t. of this ,0 rtvUe thrif lhart CadA major. announced are: I1'" la ,iiive «bi.ker, mca,- To MT* RTAKDARDR ,s, UAt explained U- ,,„u>e lh u,.i„„d ! Infantry: George Harri.. Lao- | "red A trire will be pretenled h. I ^ Fr,day. nloiil. and h> VISIT OI'R .NKW CALIFORNIA SPOICTftWRjUR , ...V 193) d.y. of prohibiten. ;uw »P • wllhl)Ut ,purdl/;[.; '»':t»« of the .-barter p.,taming I. CONVO - ] ling; Field Artillery: Trumen I J"* f*" Bishop, Alinont; Herbert Chap- »P*ilng Uie •uniicrt Van I ,trumenlal cnwrnblea will com- ; pete, while Satuiiiay has been DKI'ARTMENT onuion and included lht, sil|r ,lf , (Continued trom Page 1) ,,, .. hoi ml service will be discui man, Holland; Harry Mary. Gab- j Art How land and his band will j reserved for bund und orchestra SWEATERS - SWEATERS - SWEATERS , provUion that ciiic -Ml , , ,rrhnicaJitl..l les; und James Mt-Gowan, Chicago,! Uy aside their tuxes and dig deep contests. Entrants conqiete again •*. charter, in the to-! by H. L. Bennett of the state A- an irtrodurtton to i.antinr. we clfrr ton these bwty VB* eir add U(J u, Uie 111.; Coast Artillery: Norman i mto the attic barrels for approp- definite standards of musician- Ctel terv.ee bureau in Un*in|. rmterM Junx." have to include th' riatc attire to play for the lumber- \ ship, not each otlwr. members « f Wo l Mohair and Zephyr Su'eaicrs that are rrfsiart* m it Last Lansing Ire ! I3.M and »6.W for liquor." i a i • s» „ , of . i Mni>iub. t r——i- Ticket* go on sale today and 1 the association pol iiUli i: IS OUTDATED ,n did* not alTect East tX'J rHudson Co^^trohanMh^ i NanlH M Cad<>t "plains are: can lie obtained from forestry stu- j Th# UltU} lheater. ln lhe Home «1.95-«2.25 » $3.00 .Infantry: James Leplne, Snyder. | Q^nU. Economics building, will be us»»i . ,.r Slip-overs Jerkins Coat SivIr "while ^iu'riey1. compel u — — (.mediately since the act work retroactively and c»! W™,S! U«.« wUI t ; i N V " Cuv",ry: W»u- I . . , t'ciue in Today aud See for Yourself . . :> to revise its charter .it the act was passed." chor*. of .he ho***- dietetic. I rtTwUta- «£ [ III I# Til Ut io 11U 11 u"«« XlV - JENISONS - Consequently, we have .bled any attempt* to I alloil Corn t«, Mt't'l Detroit, will Fpeak on radio broad-{ i Cadet First Lieutenants of thci£«| - ; Relations Club ri j ^ir',b.l^",uTie^rte;; j ' 113 West Mlrkican IW MfH the provisions in it are casting. Alien Ueun of the Detroit i Field Artillery division are; War- t lUti'H t .OI1V O . . .3. i t timing outdated and 111- Uo.rd of Commerie «-h.-dulcd; ren Andmon. Detroit; Richard I >t||(l(*|lt I UlllH 1 ... , • coping with present ii .t. he asserted. "This lo talk u.m. dement, and lluvh, Peoria, 111; Kenneth Cram- , W H. Hagcnmever. sales manager ; ford, Owosso; Stuart Hath, Jjuj. .^f the G1"> '<"«'•"« Pre.ident Interna■ tonal Relations club. | p J J A RfiOW of the Commercial Milting Co De- sing; William Hawkins . Detroit; ...u; "* Vsllllll troit, will have charge of the tes- Gerald Iacet, Lansing; Josdpti Selt. t i siori on sales. ' AUentown, Pa.; and ltobei ' DOUBLER i l*iw Will be handled by Byron ! Young, Lansing. J L- Ballard, Lansing attorney. Me- VOCATIONS r How to hold irCZiVrSlmS: manuBcr of the Lansing J C Pen- i Continued from Pake 11 r1 bowing Hie morning vonvm- ^ ^-e. ..mpoacd o, j State pol,-. ,»praa*ntalives from club, in till-, The rtude .'Ill 1 .III the ueraoom I' c","0°. •« 'ngeUng, on individual |,di.-.na and Michigan, will Niagara Fat Portner ncy store. viaatkina ware held duinlg the i.iV, ,[ruul» dealing with rarlou. ! nicmg alon your •(Minn, 'Jlrt. I while John Ihei h .f lie MuUir ii'itngrapl y work, a ill diacu.-, • u'lri noon Diteuwiom on llwmtjj ',,r> and cncrnical engineering IIALUIAN WILL TAKE PART """ C,dl1 An lit H MtfRRAV' • Mirnus (LuMIQJt S gLm- icathrrs hi«r i.» he even more panic* utsr hi.in uum girls about vhifitiness. No wonder dainty, rfenoc (tdn«* Oeam it The Tti o iu One Shirt 32 ami 32.il) W. T. Kirk, general plaot employ- " mcnt supervisor of the Michi¬ At last, here's a double duty shirt di gan Ik II Telephone Co.. who spukr ,' serves you r<{uaJly well as a cn "Human Relations in Indus- jL shirt or as a regular shirt. The trick |d try." About »0<) ktudcnb -lltiuled in- |^ \WtV, in the low-band, long-pointed come; "/ * ible Arrow Collar. cording to Jack WkJick, chairman. \, The Doubler Shirt liaa twtt bmm bringing teh total conference at- j1 thru pt tckrts and 0 French scam front. The tmni tendance thus far to approximate- > - ly 2.300 or twill flannel . . . b«h durable acul Sa fori red-Shrunk (shrinkage less titan l~). You WK KKI'AIK have practically two comfortable and sinai Fumilloii»i'lollolIU tub * - -« otxSo.Co Ua'.v >1' I J. Z llicniiial (liinrlavp < typewriters $2-30. Duy this utilitarian value today! Twenty-one members »t V Hmi |<( 1 oiifliirl Any Make Home fraterqity will atlenc W> Also Boy I >cH biennial conriave of the frate at tl» University of Mi »ou Murkinen ARROW SHIRTS iuit/ Dc (ampus Book Store l I'dMl til _l»»t T.HC, tl>b«V As, .WfS.. . (Ml. ,'»>' "Honeymoon for Tkrti Skirts Al— MABC N or TIMK - a -TARllKt. ERISA* • Pounding Hearts! Startling Thundering Dra•»•-/ ig i'm"n M>-1- < iollrgi- < lull llraro .. 1 diiiM-rvaliuniol EVER* rst Tiie PAL NITE ADM. Ik VOIR FAL Arrow Doubler KliLE . 1 dual purpose shirt oou.ee BUS SERVICE staam ORPHEUM SHORT WAT RIH (ft > opwei est thr net I » uhout one. FKIIMY — SATURDAY hl.NUAV — MOV HAY Arrow dciugmd il with c!**#ie *i«tpl*c»rT. It ham a Uf |M>iule«l. l«»w !»snd Vrrww cw4Ur w wh jams lhe lurrnrt flare. 2 (HrtkeU. MWund ratnml. u,t»d fur ; ..... Spartan 'wfHm. ran* will .«■ the wttr/e**e* this term to a U*e of the playground, which GAME AT SEARS! yalaxy of w/lua» aanim ieldmf. Hack member of the includes the area south of the two duct that him J best with new spring clothing Boaron- tivtr in !)«■ •!«..: < open n, w dormitories and west of Bogue ear jjslh them Tobacco Brown* because they're the unnptanhip Esrlier in the present varsity iliwtuj' jeesws-ee a method of his own, and to *ir -,.h* the junior tod i w tpem jji ;n jcty.,, „ street, is to be directed by durmi- ; sefend styles of play in tennis, aaclinw.sjitttivinn tones of cured tobacco leaf Depending liansrut* and placed second' tory residents,, Hannah said. « viun tasirk. wear Virginia (light), Havana (medium)» urrt: iOid an irr tod. I C"P«- Frm,t Laying out of at least three' baseball diamonds is planned, ae- I er ^ or liuriry vdaii^. 1a all wanted lasts and styles. cording to Curtis Beachum, dir¬ ector of Mason-Abbot halts, and £7J>() to #10 residents of the hall have volun- j tec red to help with these finishing operations, he stated. Comple- ] :ed by his father, Coach Beeman. lion of leveling work on the field HudOMAN at Mar ken/ it- high. if expected by Saturday. Strong on offensive forehand The field is intended for use as jstov. Irving Roberts, present No. a general play and practice area rather than as a site for intramur- »* ■ SHOES ends at doubles playing, showing t*o defeats on the third duo -to J > al contests, Beachum said far this aeason. Showing improv¬ ed speed on attack, rioyd Krausr. STUDENTS Lansing aanior. is working more Tm Cm Get Dm ScM la I r. j aaoly than previously and has also BEN ARNOLD'S jfugiaaasd at net play Bill Max- weli relies on play in the back BARBER SHOP J courts tor points and is strong of- IN W. OrmM Bivrr 21 Tan t* IM Lata Majar League Score* Sears ARISTO Ctata l kt Iritmg Muni* Lover* TW Marie Yea Want Whra Yaa Waal II M - mr ^.afcawliiir fim$rrt*§m VICTOR IMUW W SI2.r,0 CLASSIFIED NEUMODE nwvCkm mul