WATCH 1WI STATE NEWS GOLF TMTKNET Mkhlgm Stmto'i Smmnmi Student Stale Nen PmkllemUen rsar EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN', FRIDAY. JULY 18. IM7 Corson Social Plan Hits Snag G. I. RECOIT Administration Balk' Palettes, Paint And Pulchritude «D'INSTRUCTION» Influences Council jM rM Committee's Action "AU CHOIX: Sctans, h**, Taxi Rate Inquiry ProgreMe*: fODAY'S Pernick Sees City Manager , El it pent emprunler pour «■ fttirr Imtir une mniutn Definite action on the Corson plan for creation of it cen- tralizeil office of student social affairs was deferred by the AHUIS : Edllar*i Nate: Tkl» artlrlr h Ik* !torl*> rakM to Ik* " Parts-Preeee". onto In a a*rl*! takrn from Parisian daily. hy Err Curl* summer council Wednesday night at their meeting on the Union sun porch. i Iwlni krr slat in Eaat Umlni laal March. Tkr Mtal* Scare wishes The plan, to which administration opposition had develop. to ikank Mm. Kardan T. Itarrak. a ParMan nan llrlna with krr ,. Whodunit? r.l kaebaad In Ikr karrark arartmrnu Irani wham espies *1 Ik* - - : "e ah* aspects snr Ikanka to kn. Nrlrn jiesiliiy's State News. pro|ais- '| Phils inalrartor in Ikr InrHtn Isneeagr drparunrni. and Oarar Hajaa af Unaina. oka prepared Ikr Iranalalton *1 Ikr arllrlra. Laging Gels •I the hiring of a Director of Student Social Affairs I handle ail arrangement- runnerteit 1 A lit student of the college in East Lansing has given details of the way America helps her former soldiers t<> me get Nebraska [With the scheduling of student' | dances, productions, and benefits. f ' educated "at the ex|n*nse of his rich uncle." Dave Lucas, vice president of j| For each ex-soldier who applies for education benefits under the bill of rights, the" Art Post Blue Key. junior and senior men's [honorary, presented the plan tu jlfie council with the recommenda¬ federal government s|n»nds a doing in between itasws. snme sum of $5<*| a scholastic vear.:jnb ,n where the unmsrried students eul. hB"/* Professor Delays tion of last Lansing his organization senior, i* Lucas, presiding Am* ., .. . Helgiunt Researrli officer of the group during sunt- . . , . paid directly to the chosen.In-. ,h, vtt„in, wal, Iirl do thr stitution. public or private dllih(,s #nd the ri„km, bnl> the To l ake Position Use Key Endorses Flan • gill covets registration tor Kurnpran visitors are astonish*.! The endorsement of Blue Ke\ oursrs chosen by thr vrtrr-1 Al d„„,. Duard W. I.uging. assistant >okv and incidentals. Women Mrri mo doing r cited previous efforts bv that or-1 toward the establish- - In two hours, a bn on | professor of literature and reasonable student soc¬ • same gifts The ex- ' earn enough to pay *» I fine arts, will leave >I8C Sept. io! chairman • Necro race also I ? meals of one day. willy 1. 1917, to accept the position Then suggestions were rejected Madrid* al Mleblgan Male's sowar act srbaal al Leland. NtrMfss. gel pleolv ef »owhine palnl- ne privilege*. but in >' No one in A»n« r enough to find this of chairman of the art department by the administration at the tune ing Hie scenery from Ibe beach on Lobe Michigan fthowrn above are standing Jover Monti. Irene: the Principle the grounds that the proposal*- Tom Young Cincinnati. II.. and Dorothy Pearson. Mileage, keeled on the beach are Virginia Me- tie well under- |' faded to embody definite responsi¬ I anlev Lansing Ann Marshall. C lneinnaU. and JMn Row Newell. Menthh i Keek • I would lik< bility to the college Besides this gift, the governmi Wednesday night's Blue Key te d atekels — lke> ral am - that monthly- ihi tple thej |{e had previously been given CI. Money Dance Under The Slars rails the veteran a - tad pal tsar , sorter er .-indent should serve at the tables i»r his room «tul hoard ex pen?•es ja leave of absence to accept a Id¬ Corso I la toe atol. sad Ml rarars Ike les ♦ earn hi* own fotnl But if a bo> j lows hip given him bv the Belgium- these obiectioiip m full (Hi each month, th. manic <»! can make his way In life this way.. American Relief Foundation Hit J? 4ut Work Planned Bv Dorm* ISA Foewoedsd To Fall ). This pay even goes on (u me it i- better than put to finish hisj plans had been to compile a hand- Th# Student month vacation studies because he ha- no money, book on Flemish Art during hu Tkis aukesdv theoretirailv s »ws' Don't think that it is eefty thr | allotted year of useairli tn Bel- Their wives also (Atnrer B« ELEANOR TNOMHON former soldier t.* study am tor nothing' in a college v husbands can eon- t.rn(„^r (tarry lluppe Toniifht, laehiibl f'umplwll hull. tabl<*<> will )m> linml ar<»une charged i ' from Madra* urn- 1'arking meters are now legal n ing to fifty dollars each from outatanding Smi'h-Hughe> l uaMr i degree r ef cahlorrua East l*ansing, and a$ i from the manufacturer The secnn.1 a . in a _i_ series of / >,|,w Ul* scholarships, as r«. i yWCA-VM' A will be h*W Sun- smt a dan.ina psrtnri Bw BAtT LAN aWO. hi* « al* Mudent. Tuesday slurnoor at i ■tonsil*. 1 by the M.rhn-n A»-: day m«ht in the student parlor, ruul.l ask tor anything in.the Workshop theater, room soctoUon ot Euture Earlier, (if 0f the IVnpie- (hurth jot thrse rr.|utrrinent. ' ROTC.-er» At Sheridan i. of the auditorium Mis- Kobel will read irie. tuwn Tkursday AgBSrKS. St d« monthly maating • i Thr Iheinr tin thr disrussimi at thr ISA misri Salur Vocationsl Agri. ulture thu summer it C'hrwtiaiuly for .Jimmy Sliatrr and hi .on Rumer (nalbm . The R.v- Mather, in Michigan high arhm.U Social Oiuer The topic to be du- band will furnish the ' ■ recent novel about a child will rscommsnd student- fui the .usaed Sunday is Ullimale Ends there, will br mien •ho lives on a river in liuha She ecbaUnkipe end Importance of Mesne. jtoinmeni. according will selert paaaagas thai anil Id' tagstttar to that th* whole •I the Story ran be laid in one ■OOkS, BOOKS. ROOKS! without rhonging the au- Mtor's wording The pur pee* of hour series is to th* euigmer present Behind The Closed Canvas leading into it Curtain from the eastern I e-tabli-nments ami that his t [toe heat .n modern and ctaaaual Bdhind thr canvas curtain the basement floor of the Uiuor, end of the Unnm urn* of busmen probably wMI Mt ^ ktoralurr Emphasis it placad on ,. . ....mnlrtr i which .. being redecorated gatoftoinmant value *t tetil as „ '■ tlw Lnw*' •nn** cnmpletT f^ _ ^ ,f,minart.lran Architect lUlph C*Wer h«t nd nan-fictian bosks. To Mae* Eley store equal k maintained .'uTSSSl riven in India It prawnts in . vetorw. baakator* no. tor.twt no-el. and nen iwuan ooaw, » lasts. Calder has provided far four Ire The building af this t ■impla. faarmating way a pmture | Damonstralion hail, and th* m dummy - elevators, whwh anil ba Will bring Michigan Stole tag k child's imagination as she tries laud hand bookstore whu h ■- installed to facilitate the praeun- on IU handling af alad to Interpret the events thai go on j peasant ef material front Ike base- I. Scott addod. He eaad t around her -» i Union i the poesitnlily of the majority ef coltaSH end • Miss Kobel has written script, i Ml* Vats. Naurtfeto Charles Wylt*. ef the right end performed Rath ratersns and non-vaterant -gu'Ptnet mil be served, and a rtprassnu- The Store may be ttv* sf VA will be present at all .. by either the north aatrtance ef the Union, whieb wto epm tor- ectly into it. or kg double deon I'lIK AllfHIGAN S I A I' E NEWS Friday, July 18, 1! GRIN AND BEAR IT ijai ■ Vet Dean The Stratum Bill Front China Hy al HKKOLt'Ni I foils Here < Continued Hum Faac 1) •'real refrigerator". There u a shower bath and the indespen:- able oil stove for heating. olleae The yesterday and will Ldoptc Hudson. Student Sings |i guv^ed wrong >»i mi.!- , e i- hi-.• • 1'iininl\ mude tin right its kind For Degree pat in in ,n/ i«. get th'U hill out of com- The •littnn n-V <,<• |ftiitlir pp ■J-lli!«"v-*rows stronger "Arc the veterans good stud* him it i now., it ](t|ii i- the l»ill will not he utssoil ami •• -ut to si. President for sigha- ,inv hri'iife i la- * ige of the ' iiJ. TV'", will presumably umv \er the ejiaige that ve will lie admitting a alge Minn!"< and Barb Lvan» t h «m i innmagc t>\ petroiter ru I do - •••"'*' IMrrboH. Alpha Otnicruu Jatk»« . ^ Pi. who and Ken Nemmeler. I.ouimv i graduated in June, and Ken. ing down the Ic thrrr. but 'Thomas ft. iluxhy |!w«in»v. r.cmur. arr bciin married Ihr tall. I in Drtrnit. ' or woinai;'> hiieding p a ipiariel A Complete Uae ip Phtte Haiti Make-up •(iruryt Itununl Slam by 'ELHO' imkilo ■J una MatIht ic /Sun n atoppra. Michigan State Ncut$ irguUrly oi ^mtrui NgtHdtal Adit 'fixing Smut, Inc. Sperial Had... li A«i\(>rlisiiig ( llt'illK lloiT/ (till' l«l»VK On I M-III 6 BARBERS 6 kenu.anna mi: him haiku i 11 lo\\> WD PRINT ii/ill charm em ibc most experienced *off in your life lmon Hi.IN.. B\KHI:I< Sinn *NIN fan bung ■«on.ymiclik>" Dilating Powder I 'tWfLu by Elmo "kUrgo" Duaiing Powder by Elmo Jl lA CI.KAIIAM i: SALE Honor aikkk '" Summer Cologne - » IliotiH Thot„ Ftn.,h" Fme Powder Jcuelry PI.to Dick ii Handbags "IUk>" I'«c«. Powder by Elmo P1.S0 Scarf t okircd Anklrt Pbwder PI JO I tut tuns and t.umh Sets *lm°* '*• Deodorant $.75 | Thoto-KinUlv" PancOu- I Vi to y2 off Makeup - . . ujo \ OXFORD SHOP (ACROSS I RON THE I NIOX) AU prow m>< aubjoct lu Fvdcrwl Ti» Friday, July it). I'M, THE MICHIGAN S'fATK X fe \V S flMEWS GOLF TOURNEY OPENS TOMORRO INew First Raond Policy . And All In Vain Munn SetsPractice Grid Dal Will Decide | Adopted For , Meet Flights Br U* MIIACR The week of Auffu.-t 2* i- Fl'LMlACK Jamo irid Ducats the tentative date net for th»- Uf inning of the ISM7 football I .EFT END - Vincent Mr©/. Ni« i - Tuiirnantriil PUy training reason at Michiiran oias Ziegiei. Ed hoc /.. LEFT f The college ticket office State The p vitationai list cpn - TACKLE—Al**- Connor. t : i ■adopted a new policy tow ;t: Slated Kesl Week Cappoert Kent Esbaugi. LEFT t jiwuing of ticket* for the Mich r. last s GUARD—Ed B-adon Runs Gilp.r i ■ Michigan State football gmm Entrants in the First Ai.-'tan's' Boo Ottmg CENTER-But M. ¬ ■ fall. In the past student nuitl Michigan Statu New. c (been issued tickets on class : All-i'iille*. dolt' tournament! Muni. RIGHT. GUARD-Mur* Biac*- I. However, the- fall a ' pplace Charles W Don Armor. RIGHT, • first lived I will tee off in the 18-hol. J*1*' man. TACKLE-John Wheeiet Earl t ^^ . qualifying round at Glenmoor t* • [put into effect. Mahoney RIGHT END - KenneU. . The tickets, when ginning at « tomorrow mornim Seventy-two entries had be» ^s,;| Bulge. Barney lioskopp Lyrin- I Irom Michigan, will i Herb ' Spei filed at press time. Entry dea • Si according to the order £iir Forest Evashev will coach the vyCARTERBACK —Gene Oiic line was 5 yesterday afternoon " bacKfield. LeVer Mere received. Any who entered too late to l* 'Kip Tavlri Don Wsldron. Robert Kreiti Few students hav handle- tht er and Hug. LEFT HALF--George Guerf listed below will tee off five nut - • heir application bin Daugnertv will i st m coaching tianfc Water-. RIGHT HALF utes after the last foursome list#" ket .office After the qualifying round. «i - Lynn Chanunoi.v Hoi ace Sn.it ma good s« tor t: trants. will be divided into thret 11 have an flight- of equal sue on the b»- they of their qualifying scores for th< Lyr Frn Id-hole tuurnment Saturday. Jul •liege ticket olfui nit all applications Both the qualifying round an I alike. The studen' the tournament will be held re¬ By WAI.I.Y SCHRAMM — - leir application ea gardless of weather conditions. ave until the end ■ I Rales Changes iiJdlcWejifht rontemier K'* • ■t unity. take advantage < >id Gordon. New York (Haul left HcMer. slides Mfely into The regular course rules as the THK slashingleftcomeback tintUHliu, the 1j(i> i ntr orl«l holdiiiK on to the roji If the seating ' apply, except for two change.-. same third base after belting -» anuuiy you wh«« were vrlueil t»» the radio like Wit is followed that ha- a triple to left IkM la game against Ptu- Preferred |ie» may be used c. li agrct that any man t ho could ftfpht bgrk after hruugh the past >ei hurgh Flrates in Polo GrouiMls. New York (Jaly 14). Nil came I the fairways only The ball inay be applicants wilt lie sei u ith no outs in the second liming and Gordon «n left stranded , moved one club length, but ttt' rly out m the second nr •I third round-, ha- the gai lion between the »»> his mates. Taking the relay from the outfield is Pirate Third the green a champion, ■markers and the re--', Fo. • aliov ik a Rood man to pull the curtain o o«, To jrd at the ends. Baseman f rank Gusline. o drive thxfugh t »• Wasn't named the "Man of Stee net ma . ) • STOP 1 help-* t all player- to avoi MiehiKa early in the fiirht. Four Medals I'"s rchtbg for lost- bail- It.- of the qualify|h. losed from a Runeh. t be listed Wednesday dimmed by h|oo«i fn CARR'S GRILL To Be (»iven StanlrCs S'rsieefl In Net Meet Hi l.ar.i-im: Gafeieriu Medals Will lie awuriieil to Mm IH I M TrnbeilciN-l Marathon l>«*alcr \\. Mohican the four aemi-finalists in the'Wlllt' Breakfasts our Specialty > all-mi let;.' tennis tournament, Wehin: And FetHhlfU Pirkup and IMlvery Harris Herman announce.! Sieradski. Sohcsak Pace MSG, I MbrH glOin 1«ne. up Drop in Tomorroiv Moriiiiifi Vetterday. 1 in- Repan The college athletic department To lUmdmll Field Games Title lire-, I Mel tMl lube* Ballertes Will supply 1teams balls for the1 IIfM'll 7 II. Ill, lit 11 l>. III. final match. Tht match will b* t tut III-111.' bi»»;N ^ .played cia y ami referee will : % m ' Al'KOSS FKOM THK CMOS on a leaiute liaseliull < Rum uclayird most of the early MiehiKHii .stale ! Hichardsiin »ri.jih. ! Howevei, tua i" z rrw 'the Helm, loiinilat • round j *d and m sit eh*n are a (r a to be vompiet- seeond round match- Angeles Calif. The t CAPITAL FILM SERVICE AUTHENTIC EQUIPMENT i Ch arc due t< » ix played. BIG PICTURES COST NO MORE Ml III out • I HOI K UKVKI.OI'INO AMI I'RINTIXti ! ElERY SPORT Ilr»i> in iuuI .W Our Ri-riiriliim .M Iin.-iI in l.vnlrul Uirliigan -#3 VmDbvomt I "I tiikr m'lijr an ««• riot inly an anvoniv* nitvn SijrmufHl Spaeth, "but t don't take it hanl." 'IMmur^ haw »n«n writ to n t**cau*p of thn imjuif ion fir. Spurth, who npoke In Fnfrrhllil theater WVilnemtay lawmaker* '• what "hoi nijfht on "M'u««ir I" Pun". ilrlbmnl mmt of hi< lecture from tin* piano, illtHtrat jfijf hi"* points with mu^ii. mimr nf the compo«i»rs. and then W«*Jr p«»r tnjovmrnl • '<> l««rn more about it. tVOl.VKHINK Ur, S|.„.th on id th.it tmlny . All •!» »»***« im «*» popu- tl Miimurtrrd lwi.iv thai it . to etmvil'ri' |»'iiplf ,, „, r)r Sparth polls ' '"P'"I Tm.'v.lni tin* MM •nr w ill l>" vrarlMiok Ihr U»lvn- IsfciMil |.il<* thK ww- niiisii Usually, thp' j Iiik •%III*Till? hmd \ cnver h tan anil ri'il Tho'rc .irt*

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