ARTY Y-M. Y-W HAS SI IUNKI COFFEE HOI R TAGE 2 COL. 3 TODAY SEE COL. EAST LANSING. MICH. — THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1930 FIVE CENTS Jay Gratis, Gifts Breaking Cr.aan, Far Triangle >ta I Over$50,000 Three Xgrm System \iys Ag higan Hoar State Collepf received $52,.'I0I In (rift* and To Remain At MSC 5 at the monthly getting of the State Hoard of ulture Thursday, I.a I II. Mcl'onpl, hoard secretary, inced. ge>t grant was fo $13,120 from the United States MSC I lo*i Study Of Semester Plan ic Energy Commi Gov. William* Gives No Change Verdict uincc continuation Slinlriit. Here ch project In the r Will Open and pharmacology \ll-l.iilli'ce Comniillee Announce. Red Invasion v W -.c ... !'• , , V MM77 I I • »II-' .win fi» ' niiiiiiiiiu * .aiuiiMiin * ■» The project i and nutritional *3' • v• ^•"'4rt Workshop Student. Faculty Opinion Derided rr the effectivi and differential abi Views Told J, • ■ , *> • ■ -- • ,h k"h ., Michigan State College will >•"' By Koreans . v - - so;;.:r;;;.:.r;u:GemumPoiice'^z^Ti^ A. Runnel!., a Z\ZiZZ7nZv:« For Training Kyu Yawp Lee. local Rovcrn- Twelve German police of- Michigan State College will f, Accruing u. the r'lel l'nR C|ay ^rorH *rom thl' American innect the existing Anatomy hiaanTa" p:o i.Mirned pi - - to MSG for four mont hs of ?' vfit'iJl'^Iell* They are claying at the Mtcht- , Th* enferrr June 2fi to 3« 3 rii: Opens New Office To Improve ' , \ r, "^SrSSjJunior College Situation In Michigan •Thursday, June 2§, i THE M Id H 10 AN STATE NEWS Wo An Editorial Editorially Sparty's .Shrunk Mil tic Mil sir I Sag Itm, brie Mu fir ' This is the final issue session. Publication of lie State News for the will betcsunied with the beglnniii, suir. j You're F ! Jitt music Is h#re to stiy. Dei- j Squares in Tin Pan Alley, but j the fall term. The decision to discontln t publication for the sun pit* all restHetlons It has weath- . have given very little fate to the ! The first thing to impress the casual visitor on the campus wad reached by the admit ►tratlve group of the cc rted the storm and is stronger jaritfrx&tt- "A Song Was Born" I of Michigan State College Is, without a doubt, the friend¬ following publication of an e utorial in the State New.-? today both here and abroad than j ommendation of the boa of individual musicians, but thn 22; the action was upon tiie liness of the students and faculty of the campus. The at any time in Its dynamic history. The theorists like to trace it j many names in together in an student publication*. average high school student is always hearing uhuut the back to the caveman who upon r tempt to ovi unfriendliness of a hig college, the cold impersonal attitude of every student toward his' compatriots. This may be so, hitting his wife over the head 4 with a club, heard a pleasant j r gk»ry est aberration, "Young Man With The group took the actio? lecause of an editorial \\ by its inaccuracy, intemperat (tone, and extravagant phi N in some Instances, but not in the case of MSG. sound and called it jazr. . . . after The Horn." took a character right ology, insulted the guests of ie college—the Michigan f out of Freud, put a trumpet in The college Is successfully combating this impression of a rich relative. State.. Although Michigan lAtate College students his hand and led him through de¬ college life in two ways. The first and most Important Mow It began Is not «*o import. j feat after defeat. After his eom- faculty know the Slate New! is a student publication means is the student body itself. Personal testimonials ant as what happened to it after j does not represent the viewl of the college itself, rt always imprcsspeople, and the students, while nil campus it hit the old U 3. of A. From end showing I 1 plac¬ persons off campus have tha impression the paper is and in their homiWnwus. nearly always present a highly the work songs and blues of the I favorable impression of the college. American Negro to the big bands j official publication of the jnkitution. Many of thei, that hit the public commercial!v I' er vone that everything was "ok " the impression from the editoiil that the college diauppr, The second method used is. more directly connected to the through the media of radio, rec- j the American legion and itsIfforts with the Bovs' > But Old Man Ja/t is still with college. This is the'^tiiglcjw'hool short-courses. These nrds, stage concerts, and dance! Me 1 Nothing could" be farther froifthe truth. The Boys' S courses, which include instruction in high school journalism, hall dates, Jaxz has kicked and has been a welcome guest .on impus for 13 years, ami music, and guidance, give the high school student a chanee fought its way through to a rela- i tively secure position. la? welcome in the future. » • to visit the campus and observe it in person. At the same pledged an e It has had to overcome its j of young and time it allows him to come in contact with the instructors The board of student publiations does not condone somewhat shady past in the gin all gathered 1 and their abilities. statements contained in the editrial, nor the piirascul' ? mills and sub-sub-basement*, dis¬ ■ting beat am crimination against the people concepts. which they were expressed. 'IT? board regrets excee A that fathered it, suppression by stltution . . . the editorial's publication, alidsxtends to the Boys' record companies who label every and its sponsors its apology fotthe student editorial Sturienls Visit Home good thing it has produced as "not licensed for radio broadcast," torn Summer Series To Hoard d' Student Publicatini to pieces by persons making their A. A. ipplegate, chairman. "What influences a fnreip living narasitically off It and Feature Magician lea?" This question has hr excellent projects the adult e The ii hove signed editorial oes not represent in undertaken. The project I entirely the feeling of the sumitlr staff of the State Nr years. On eneh of the sixtv Students wishing to aid our (use most can do so have lioon exposed constantl the NOT TAKING I'AIM' IN ANY'ICKETINf, OH OTII served to make our coutitr FORM Ob MASS DEMONSTRATION. Influenees of the American home and called "the" cradle of our Country's grt Signed. Rochester. Michigan, was I lie town The.Summer Staff majority of the visitors. Here they w public srhool early in the morning, ii functioning. The guests answered ( a nlRht the end of a discussion period given f Sparty Loses Height Have you -elt lila Great rare was taken to Insure the | the Th. thing now In homes which ran truthfully he i as a host. | • requirements were necessarily sliff. it was essential that- they lie- (II where thei* father eats his meals at home. 121 he ischolds 11 which the j" KAY'S KNIT mother does all her own housework, 13) holt) hoi,Is which I1' agreed not to make parties of the men s. and (• with more than one child. The trips usually lasted about three The Importance of these (rips rai and It seems only fair thai the cducati households I ante " SHOP -this lately? the credit due them for their excelled the American ~1 I "MOTHER DIDST J » TEI.I. ME" Michigan State News I tlirouRh FRIDAY and SAT. TOM & JERRY Cyril ConliiiiH'i ™BLUE\ Perhaps you you got a peculiar feelirg sometime*, when tlunk of the financial reiponsBities ahead. lAGOQ" Like many people, you may sort, feel cramped and hem-ted in on all sides, wondennkiow in the world you're ever going to straighten out ■ ursetf and be Iree to meet the big, important emergent that will autely come your way. Perhaps you get numb all over think of wlut will become of you tick—with to little money in the be Perhaps you've been wonderin how you're ever going to get enough cash together 1 nake a down pay¬ ment on that new house you and y : family will need SI'NOAY and MONDAY eventually. Perhaps you fidget when you r that your child will be ready for college in a f wonder where the tuition will i There'e one way. however, to of the box finan- cially ... and that is to start savinMn11 of your wages each week in United States Savings nils. You'll be surprised how quickly jlr savings tecum- utate when you sign up through Plan where you work, or the Bond-, you bank. Week after week, month after rrjth, your savings will grow and grow and grow, tlhermort, in ten short years, you get hack 14 for evepj you set aside Why nut start freeing yourself *i financial wor« starting i SAVE FOR YOUR UR INOFEN |DENC BUY U.S.SA! ■S.SAVR6S BOND1 I MKHIGAN STATi NEW 24/1 Thursday, "Jiinr 2t, 1*50 •THE 2J£.I=£3ft GT-A .-?C '.SPlTX T R :;»gt3 ft«rThn» MSC Tankmen Place 11 On All-American Team Drnetzler Takes First iScholes Takes First Vacation Time *S' Awards Given In AAU 'Steeplechase*1 In 100 Yard Freestyle Skaters Flock For Spring Sports To MSC Arena National Championship Team Tic* Ohio Stale For First Fiftv-Six Award* In Lineup of .'12 ContcsliUitH GoToTop Atlileti I The Michigan Stat# "Tee under the management Arent,'' of NorHs In a9:33.fl race. Warron Druetz- Not to l$» .outdone l»y the 1040 football team, the I TV* : ma mr letters have been awarded to members ' r, distant*© star of Michigan ; VVold. is now «»peiv tf» vacation* Stat© College. woiT the 3.000 meter exactly 4 feet further than the Michigan State swimming team placed eleven member* •■o higan State College Minn track, baseball, golf, and ' This i* one of the l>e*t record* for spring teeplechas©,in the National AAU previous record. iek championship- He beat all- ■ The Yale star. Jim Fuchs, com- the AII-Amerietui (dllej/iate Swimming T**am as ih»*t*n by ,e showing a definite trend toward Sparta at MSC. ; | j the College Swimming foache-' Association of Am-rira. usoned performers — Curtis j pettng for the N«*w York A:C., | one. Browning Ross, Horace ': tied his own standard of 57 feet,; The Sfmrtatis tied NTAA - - < majoV awards to Varxltv award, for tennis an.l throughout the country. It was a • ,f the IPSO Mlehi- r.,lf f.ave been announced Oy 1 iost to the »5 members of the lor \>>ff ASSIStailt ;henfelter, and Fretl Svhaeffier. 2,Jj inches in the .-;hot put. lean, honors,tltljst Obi,, the StateBuck- ; Norbert Radar and Keith Grub- ! Jim Newcomb of Southern Cal- j alt bought '.u-eball team have Kalpt, ft Young. Michigan State! Chicago Figure Ska%ng Club §al- mt from Michigan Normal ran ; ifornia overtook John Twomey | e.i ,.v aetiof, of (be '"rector of athletes, following ji - urday, Jun© 24 Idrd and fourth in the 200-meter of the Illinois Athletic Club in .vr hurdles won by Bill Fleming the final lap of the 1.500 meter; CLARRK WHOLES Zb '.ZThirtZiT"^.,- msc (loach Chosen ul. ,| . . t f' H ,0 tlon by tl.e athletic council • 1 Ginney Baxter, young Detroit , SI*' inSjor letter awoid* for ' figure-skating stylist, will be on r Notre Dame In .23,6. ; race. Twoiney's time was 3:51.3. ! ,""kin-' - HM»Wc.-Zk-Ma«,Kbt.a, • tennia went to- Leonard D Douglas G Curlty. Keith D Kim- ilrnce. Dick Attlesey, ace runner for e Los Ait Bragg of Morgan State won i Angeles A C., broke the | a 10 4 seconds 'victory over some (loach Newell balH wer© si*©-award- i • •• the teams bl(, Dav,d n MiU< DJr,e| K„ Baxter ranked third in the na¬ tional figure skating champion¬ »f the pf.,,u0 jnd Richard H Itleger irld's record in the 110-meter country's top runners in -*-s"iH't.i'L f !9 ships (i-;t|ng ' 949 and plans tu ml let? ade with it in a a 13.5 10th of a s>*ore. second shy He i i the 100 meter dash, George Rhoden of Morgan Stat© Looks Ahetwl and a berth in K©nn©th O jp,,,,,,. |,.tt«>r Kimble award rwi'ived j and Edward the record held by Spec Ownes j won the 400-meter in 45 5. beat- Walcott. Attlesey il- \ trig Herb McKenlvy by about two \ To *51 Season numeral* id- Fred feet. r the 120-yard low hurdles . "Pete" Newell, the new basket- ith are expected to h - Flv Trouble? winter. This >«•:»». tor the fit vt \ the Big Teff' liootill In Ccn , In Dt'lrnil Op, it ' cancelled. Golfer B**n Hogan fir'i Motor !ritv tournev winner, will i>© .rut t the Motor City open In Detroit gone fishing he obtained f(.i Hogan. who bested Dutch Har- the off Now thai everyone fist* has «one fishing. coming to State Johns' Military the S15.U00 com|.etitii.n in . il'« poml lime for i k( a you to conic in for that Angeles. Loyola PATRONIZE an in New York found that Portrait that Speaks STATE NF.U'S A!»VI RTISFM 1>V Stamliniix I Going Northwesf? \Mi Ricw i r.yr.rr Abbot I IM. Save 200 Hot Driving Miles Ph. Ilimnxluirs Always Cool 'Mural Score* Knjnv leisure travel aboard the MIIAVAt'KKK CI.II'I'KR. Save your ear . . . Save w,ur«elf . . . Arrive refreshed. Here Is a grand six hour cruise hoftrall ncokfs across beautiful l ake Michigan. INDIAN MILLS Phillips 5. 17; Phillips 3. 9 Phillips 6, 16; Phillip* 4 T GOLF COURSE Phillips Phillip* 2. 8. 12: Phillip* 9. .1 9 Phillip* ! S * # ★ MSC Tickets ami Reservations (.all Students Welcome 'Mural Schedule Cireeit Feet Precinct ?. v« 4~._a on College Travel Office Prec inc t I v» 5- 7 00 f.iltrary Jul,. Oprn Union liiiihliiif; Uoiieourae Tel. B-1372 MCllKDt'LK FOR THURSDAY. JUNK 19 Precinct 3 vt. 8—• 00 4 vs. 1 Precinct 4 vs. 5—7 00 Athletic Fucilitie Lifted For Men with HURD'S suniiner Values! Values! Values! TKACIIKRS WANTKI) r.NIVKIWITIKS T^" CLOTHING \SI) ( OM.KtiKS nrpartmrnt HEN'S suns following hour* KnginpFring II,-,ids SsiMti,; I'h;,rmiifiit* ARROW s WSPUN - RAY" iikv. Scicnre. Yaitng I'h.'IF* Doe-Sheen Gabardine—1st Quality * $499 nci'drd in all fields, librar¬ Hand Stitched California St vie ^ ians. Hume Kc. In $HS(I0, POLO SHIRTS Coast to Coast Coverage. KI.KMKNTARY \M) HKCONDAIUr Sport Shirt OQr - *1.9 Inexperienced TeaFhers SANFORIZED Fancy Cable Stitch — Variety of Color* 7 I start at #2700 to S30MI. More for experienee. Calif.. Mirh.. Others. Mnnir, SPORT SHIRTS $1 49 xr.. Hume Kr.. Klem. 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Michigan at tht Bridge Buy unil Save LEN KttlTONKK'S VARSITY SM0F al Van Dervoorts SPORT SHOP 213 F» GRAND UVEA CAST LAMING MAKE MV/RDS •9 AKA Thursday, June 29, IP* THE MICHIGAN STATI Foreign Students Subject MSG Television Project Of First Coffee Hour Foreign students and their rela¬ met: the mother has to do J113 students representing'Fakis- Subject Of Conference with community life in j own housework, there must ; tan. Bolivia, and Chechoslovakia tion® her America were the subject of the be n mre than one child: it is net ; Visited Rochester. Michigan, Ptnnrering work with the etlu-. Should this fall. MSC would [ "Indies in the Electrical - informal discussion at the first cess* irv that the father be home1 They spent the morning with coffee hour held In the Old CoU ; for meals; and they must not \ student guides going through the rational rowitrtiuics of television j have a long wait until current re- j ecring building working o lege Hall room last Thursday, j maki swered ques- Dis¬ I. now being done by a faculty j I ^ "haS" ,h* nr»«»nt I tiened project. All that called The speaker, Mrs Louise Car-; A wetfk committee which met last week xangc practicable. • Ail All present union fifi" for fifth through penter of the adult education do- dents art with representatives of the Radio n be needed to start ; partment, explained about the j looked o< ighth grades j broadcasting is bell trips the students take and how - with the Students on these trips rcpre- Corporation of America to discuss | Until such time a FCC adrasting would be the mt 45 of the 50 foreign coun¬ the equipment needs of the MSC its go ahead i of transmitting apparatus the department decides which | On the video project. ties on campus. These groups are The whole program b ponsored by clubs, organizations According to James H. Den- the students became em ison, administrative assistant to the president and chairman of the Institute Expects Foreign Film To Play what influenced a fo - committee, present emphasis is dent's actions. ON WAY TO CLASSES The. foreign students being placed on providing techni- s Weddings for • Save Time Al Fairchild Theater dramatics and radio education and electrical engineering. Tnes. Wed. Thura. The committee also contem¬ and Friday n«M by the critics as otto of the best foreign films - • - plates providing instruction in the r-r.-ii . *Tygmalion" is U ing brought to Fairchild The- classroom through a closed circuit 0 TWO HOI'R SERVICE Friday and Saturday. television hookup, which would Beat The Weekend! The film, an adaptation «»i* the classic play by George allow students to see research Bernard Shaw, tells the «tn projects and other non-lecture l it Mom In >rs who ; iliil not appear in the iplete watch and wmand when you llllillg I'HI ises of death. .1 II S Fleets A'eir stvnml in 1048. was CAMPUS it tho ftoc reuse. mast Important | Summer lleinls L E' IMAN'S JEWELRY New officers of AWS board arc iV.V.WA\W.WW.V.V.V hows no rhangc. haii man. 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