Iff Baseball Team VE.ITHES. waUGXS emsG. rfes Notre Dame OCOL JLVO CIXUCDV "ore 9-1 DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION an Batter* Pound Out 1J Hit-: D Win hfi> Limit *lri-h to Thro- Red Offense Union Deletsa Irs Confer anasf Ir ftiv Itinox tttJti iac .«• -• - Stemmed by ^ Student L nion V-^T-e f - V Allied Blows t x Convo Turnout R«l l.ourt Mount to Host Groups in -fn-in~ IW»r Hits High Mark Feast William* Praises Group in Welcoming Address Republican Hit* Grand Rapid* Vice Todav | Slunle* of 1916 1 ^'"r H.an. , -W |.hLi%: Hsh (fui\M>r Revives Fad. J Catl. 11^ « All-College Primaries , l I I r I • Note Ttwlax Feel i it' Fine I Scheduled lor Imon ««•» s»- . S»ph-. |*r»*h L. •" Ht*eontiiiiie StudeittGoiiiici i Ft. Knox <:'mn, il Ki-'"- Filial Session (Hears Dneket s* * m,,f x-ro wrfn W. ' v- Student N titers Kappa Sigma (!a*e Still 0|ien Kim: Krailif" ~ to Sprak for Inspection «Vt-- \uto|»-X I'mm rui.t Alumni I atMinlil Mi-»ii»g I JiiM ■> |>r«»*m-«l in Kitrr Vote Todax |t« Soph* Mjjor- NEWS IN BRIEF t noferm Vf Draft at lira \r*tr* \ olr Todnx I ..in. in jii«! lb**- J Drink* * * * ' III I hit' /nrnfi£(ifi<)it t ollnl far \ltHnlv Tells of i/p/MpinlnuiHl to Senate Tr«H-her» Nmlol f«»r tall J«4»- "w"' '* r- • % T "" V'" . »— «* r; ■ iVtnNl I rutin! *lriLr i statement. Senior Treasurer weiI Mi K.mi/rd cbi-w government Ann Nehon, Dunkirk, NY: I No statement. a $i running Cor junior secretin > TOU^AfNE GCl^ CC becau*e ! am interested in the - -4 —Just k Moment Junior I'mndout Class and its octivitie* wudi that the class «f '33 will li i* my t'rili Far talk. Cleveland la- an active part of MSC < du- dei.t government. First step. Go Union lloonlers to the poll* and vote for your rhone of candidates Barbara 4Hln. Grotae P»»inte -Hy Sieve t Mi a Tumkr. OditMiie V .* Michigan State has it croaa-ct idlcitiAte look today. wh|1 form I To work with the other It'll stay that wav until the weekend. more ' efficient student govern¬ Cfttt.-inff that look are more* than liUO dulcgMtea from 107 ment 2 To surpoit new f the A—.H int mil of College Unions. To keep and ha\c available ac- I-ot tin* delegate* let me add The Statu New* welcome to the munV ymi probably have already received. arcurate and permanent rgvont ,\.l.nii>n Hoard convention is an PXixTienee, list year. I had the privilege »»f attending the national convention in SwamjiAeott, Mass, .Much was learned. Hut Junior TretiNiirer U«4 ITT buy a-yf-nj o- .»•-* II* '.••••• Gtyn IWe Haven*, thvum City most, of the learning didn't come from the formal parlia¬ mentary session*. # # * ♦ WiLCOX Leurmn»r t«»»k pine Miliplv froln chatting with people. I met miiih' delegates from a university in Ann Arbor. FOR SALE Second Hend S4ore- Although we l*at their foot I mil team ftnd took their'goal- I MC" ART P>->OHt I-S412 |N-st> hmrie ta*t fall. 1 knew lieforehand that this university had some ether point* that weren't too bad. J-Hop, Career Carnival. G I Mtrurt. K f ' ■ *«» <>»• The .,it,, held true for those I met from the south. Sure News, etc AUTOMOBILES Itooc Weaver. Goahen Ind they lollow some traditions that we don't endorse. Hut the As Junior da** president 1 will IX)\T tTAT Hffr-.-t H : trnivet»ire *tintent* recognUed there were shortcomings i. Co-ordinate the activities of ft ■ .'/art »*- " * and S«*« IhgenM) talked about long-range solution*. Ihe claw by having a sound or'- WF HAVE SIX MECHANI. 1 Unions themselves have a definite role to fill tut any col¬ g,miration of committee* 2, Somunte class unity and partici¬ CALLV PERffCT PRE WAS i lege campus, pation in the Junior class and it* * * # + project* by belter publicity of Cars that must be sold CtdUf FlA»* r* * ^ »"»-w Th«> have I wen set up t«» supply n central location at ''new* pertaining to the junior .owPBi*# rf-t r» clan* and by regular cUm inert- which all students may uhd a friendly place for recreation, ini$ J. Afford an opportunity Unions evvtvetl a long while ago in Kngland when debating to all those interested, to take elm officet v WiTh* the^pmioM room come in and HOUSING HKx'ietre* found .thev. wanted some spot where they could part in the planning and carrying of tl>e claiK m z whole by keep¬ OfWHIUkHI km mB*«* r:'C< one out, we are Hat the breeze out of junior rla%* activities and ing in contact with Ihe stude.nYi , tin **t4 »» Ic* trt* ' - ' Thcv may have hren more intellectually inclined those objective*. 4. See to it that the In (be da.** very generous in our WI^c»I rrB**^rT. ' ilavs. junior cl**s ctvva Us part m co¬ vr.av DCVIXARtr r-*r—'• But the central location to get together is still vital. operating with other cht*»e* C.mwder as rwentul tlx- junior J* Sophomore deals. f kileeen _for IV-ttr# I 434 II* CW« c »• - 'J For the delegates here from nil sides of the nation, ue hope you like .M.dtigan State If you have questions ask Secretary F V HMAHKD B^Ttre - . - C •' any of the student* artiuTtd you **», l ellliM. n,rw>mt«- If ; *»•». ' A<*U«« BAIT. "TtW- » - if the Michigan State student isn't cordigk don't feel Imd, Rernte Yaeng. Rock ford v It i< . MALCOLM MILKS. Irtcl # tny amtMtion to «•» i Ten school*, ncdably Wiactxvun ed S t Wk* ffwr. student* from other parts of the nation is just as important , ; a^Cfl S. wwrvra and Nbrlhutittrn, already exer¬ n* how they run their Unions. Spreading those words back home ran do a lot of good. cise part or all of the point* I represent. It State is gexng-to linte Farm* No statement. ■—n Aaa Dean. Duran.I ^ . — Open Eve-unj, 'i 35. In ; e»1 aooxeMATK .war K*» Le* Warwr v *c I MM.imrnl t.-tr* tr n. - - • •' *>-•-■ be in the Big Ten. then 1 m f t N'.x ftaterorr: putting her on top where, she Sophomore Mart CM*« Baoar* M,r„- Michigan State fJet Junior President vill*. Ohio the pivulion of No statement. Dael. Bamen. Lansir.s sotihomore s.iwe sevre- rnJ,.L"','iaier * HonLxFsSiiis! ** ™° : KICC.T fwiHIIT" ' mitfhborlHKM*. Jr** iwrksm# i-iie »"#' IT _ «" NUtvh. lift at I taiy entail, Xn.ix.le.lse of the INfCV , Vice-President •! I and the dw the Frcoh.soph a, a whole. . &OC10 CKi,. Tampa nugget Wilmette, I (Ml qualtfie.1 i.i run in 2 for ISc NtW TKKXZ-room' t*»\ i» , th.x — $3.50 a bo, > 1* furruBJwd f»rtvaTf l-*r c* cvecitjr. It I «m eWleJ. I AT do aajr best a, a represen- • miWi (BII mt c+nms M-r.±. Lansing: At • mac'S cigar store tatie* (or the Kiphomore cU». ident to defend tli* lot intermit, keepiix their best interest, al- IJ0 No. WASMINSTON • |1 work wrvd Can 0-17*4. I* > ^; ff-O to MM* Eail tan,ins: f ATI KIWg WtTWVK HOT WATER ^BOTTLf "I!" is for ill I. day, (on ... a bin day for you lo UV( in a BIG way" on dependable drugs, famous cosmetic*, reliable household nerds, and dozens of other drug store thing* you u»e every day. t heck oyer the bargains INF/Mxeo BULBAVh here G.E.auai/TY II- . . . eome see the many more throughout the whole store. Shop today.during COLLEGE DiUTi'S yvnnder- ful Big Bargain Days. Thiirs.. F sa, GIANT SUPER VALUES TliUl'K w.\nvM\m: VIAMIAC.I zoxiTi: Petrogalar I II/. Oil Winlergreen («y n.) Shaving Brush IKKI.I. >h:imp man. Rl'Kl Mil WERE NOW 11 ww r.nr. o •« X^A7"» b'KN ^fadoomj&trlinj 21 Fo *31" *647 prMfila the literal *35"" W fe s5S MILLERS *39*" *74* te 51 • »VANTON NAU. •I • stately, I.u.l. yre>«»rtorUn luwuty! It's deeply-m.* r*rrr SHOE REPAIR 501 K. CillANl) KlVtai *47*" 1*89" fe 1 Im this la —rlmg to flt« e you lifetime, •ml |>lr«Mire? Start Willi place setting) ■sore later, on our r«»y payment plan Sports Gyats from 822.75 to 842.75 I.KSS2I work • low Slacks from 810.95 to 820 HISS 21 prirm * moiiu w s I.1NS1M. and EAST LANSING Pay Only 17c Weekly IVr Place Selling ttf fi Prs MEN'S FURNISHINGS miuu TOIMT - i ut -»» 20% discount oil fanioii* ma LANCASTER Shirts . Ties . ' Hosiery in M-G-M i [VENGEANCE Underwear VALLEY' —ft Tk. 4. . . u * nmfJm mrtly u « • Jacket' Teckmcofol M>. M >.M HOME TOYS Sweaters l-»«. ROBERT WALKER I'm iKk roup*, It « Mil teteiAY;;' JOANNE DRU SALLY FORREST KAY JOHN IRELAND • COLLINS *ALL FAIR-TRADED um"'1 GOODS EXCEPTED "KLHillT I'liAN IRAROR of TRIE Mitt mKKDOM" "MEET THK WINNKHS" * CARTOON Irandetiufc Mus- r'j senior, will bo "Mr. Touch- number " a •lush's forthcoming MTDVKsnW anft Tlli nsnw APRIL 13 - 26 , Kcrlh. the swim- ^HT\"> rft^'tynnnnnnr* with mrxr IU NVV 0thtr menwill partivi- Allf C.I IWFM ^ slated fi»r May ^ — and — A* Wptnen's pool. •jno: gmi A1 Coffey, nn- The Woman On Pi- rfv-ru.*ed divers from .. ' u ci ti<> a comedy act tjf.K team and perform , t' difficult dives, i,, . 11 hand May 11 and . May 10. pending I ex;t«vi mitiOtM. n plans tire in he show, called cording do Dor-* •nery chairman assistants __ariL. itTalo. N.Y. sen- ili. Ontario. (*ah- ieraldine Foster. ! feature a tradi- . each •. of the j Big torry out the Home Fx II rilinis (linie Slated » i^rformance. I t.mtball — II students in PEP TALK "Martttssi Carriage Sato if 8 SENIOR BALL MAY 5 THE MICH 10 AN STATE NEWS Thursd,y Patronise State News / All It Takes Coeds Take Mink, Foxes Enliven S. Cdmpus Apologise. Is Money Over Male By PAUL going on for 15 years, supported process of this . the department has, experiment, Wh > says Michigan State does¬ DON FEDERMAN- offer its students 15.000 rajs. n't by the United States Bureau of ftUle NfWi featurr MH« Kachow, Kachow, Kgghow, Ka¬ Want to travel through Bermuda Europe Tradition' What other school supplies students with mink? its Health service. ' New Tkeery Thus far. experiments According to Dr. Hunt, they arc proved that sex, color or tl chow./ away places*' can Anyone who has ever trying to And the cause of tooth cretion of sweat glands haVe four fifty calibers . ripped While Burks Now 'through my/ gut ami I was off on be realized . through the Union ed across South Campus decay In the rats. Through in¬ nothing to do with the d«.»; but the greatest adventure of my life. Travel service. Get Women's N«mI short course dorms has Seen what breeding, they have divided the they are now Investigating looks like a mi rats into two catagorics. thvrold system, to sec ir it (Great apologies arc. extended to Dorothy Waldo and Dave Pep- Max Shulman, but I had to start are cages housing, besides mink, that get decays early in life, and any effect on the problem. pord, MSC graduates, in the first | The women hove stepped 01 foxes, cayotes, racoons and owls. those healthier, more robust ones this thing out some way.) floor Union concourse arc the peo¬ of the most sacred of mascu-. The men's that don't develop * • one. dorms furnish the until later in lil)e. I'm hot sure, out it seems to me ple t » see. service, organized two sing shoe stores reoort they have. j line fads, white bucks. East Dan- wolves. According to Dr. Hunt, head of Dr. Hunt reports that during , that ROTC does not go over too The big with the majority of the non- years ago when the Union was aggressive male students. (I remodeled, handles both foreign and domestic tours, rail. air. and vacation. the students. hasten to add,that the term "non- MSC men arc divided on the aggressive" is used only in ffic steamship travel for students and Many classes are held at the war monger sense and does not faculty at MSC. question. Jerry Eddy. Durand cages, in which students get reflect on the after dark activities The service is busiest just be¬ sophomo said bitterly. chance to actually' observe the of said gender.) fore' the end of each term. Stu¬ mnhnerisms of the animals. ■*. Maybe I'm just bitter fropi my dents are turning more dnd more lack of originality;" while John Cheaper V—d i own experiences with our student to air travel t » get hack home, Shawm'an. Corona sophomore, re- The i army; after all. there arc probab¬ said Miss Waldo. Train, plane, marker, "I like them, if women experiment. Through experiment ly very* few iwoplc who try their and boat travel have been ar¬ want to wear white shoes, why they are trying to find a cheapej utmost to get their right thumb ranged to such places as South time "inspection< Afrlcfc. India, Hawaii and the is given. If seems that- I Near East. could nevehMto anything right, One student just ,brought his -which had always led me. to the mother here from Austria by ac-; conclusion that their wn* Russian com modal inns, arranged by the is particular service. The French wife of an course. MSC staff member just returned I must check on that someday. ♦ * ♦ There is n-» charge This little gem came over the steamship, and air travel ser AP wire the other night. However, the service has a "Film actor.John Garfield, test¬ n;tl fee for domestic railway ac¬ ifying before the house un-Amer¬ commodations, to cover the oper¬ ican activities- committee today, ating expenses of the service. credited Erie Johnston, who used to be head of the motion pictures j association, with the immortal' phrase: T disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the very j death your right to say it.' I nsel Frank Tav- 1 Arril M, 1IW1 T It E MICHIGAN 3T-ATE NEWS II inclads Start Season 'Mural Schedule Freshman Baseball Squad IKilntro Relays Mark Official \likJ 4\PP* • i - Saturday * Tkinla). April ?c Old College I Nears Playing Strength Br NICK VlkTA Linn of Outdoor Season Standings Football Candidates f» SO—Sigma Chi vs Kappa Sigma 6:30—AEPt vs. Pi Kappa Phi OM (allege 2 The SpRrtanx' frorh baseball tram is one step nearer to its playing strength with 17 men out from the group amirk is i.r.iotT ' 5-30—Lush well AC vt. All Star* on Monday. This brings the squad down to 34 players, B> ALT* I.Ann to » I- fr| fin 6:30—Pai Upsilon vt, ATO including ten pitchers, three catchers, ten outfielders and Continue Workouts , , , , ,J; ,,«r track senaon will officially l». mbi-tni! , %\4*hiiiKtmi | J33 _ i, " " . eleven infielders. ,1 v'.hcn moat of thi> top colli-miiti, ;„l t'or lh*$ Motne*. la., f«r tin- ti., : «15 t': Br ntnttit: WEEK* Baseball j J0'?"powers E(l Zbi^k *"d n Karl Schltiileman and a «elit t l An ull-dav rain haltnl in time yesterday to allow the ,j 'Buzz will make l»l.1*i»IT ; 4 j53 J,. tContinued From Page 1) me mow cut before the team ..•want this uftor- Spartan (uuttiall candidate* to go through another in- is cpt^piete. They plan to carry M lout. . ; 3JJ j' After Lindley walked the Spar- ituua.iphu ten«e drill in preparation for the annual Green A White tans pulled i > HI c 5:3t>—Delta Signta Phi vs. Delta a double steal with j enough players tor two full teams. wgnlWl. VI M.rihv * Rcai iTa game May 12. J Tau Delta Ciolek scoring from third. j Outfield prospects for the 'Hi. Ih the fifth inning Lindley ; freshmen appear good, with three |„u„ t.; Trainer Jack tlcppin.xtnll reported that all previously 6:30—Delta Upsllon vs. Sigma ffti iMtJcnian'n line-up ><•» t..rk I I singled home Joe Rivich from sec- i men at present having the inside i riiiUd.lphi. K - .. von relay com- prdb\blk rirotr.M ^ njured players, except quae- Dorm 1 otid for Michigan State's fifth • track 5 SO—tamhfla Chi Alpha vs. SAfi . erback Al Jones, were able , ■•e l tn# vie tor A'* tirk »l *« Rwu.i-n.rn. <*.] Parnelt ai; Crtttte Tries Out ; ■ ;o report for contact work. 6 SO—Marauders vs. ACS i *"Uh j From Orand Rapids Derm t jwatc Hershey who attended FliiUd.lahij ,l tW Rugged, defensive line- Ounrtet for Air t oilets I ; back., fd Timnierman was back 5 30—ACS vs. Phi Kappa Sigma Pitcher Quayle got into thel»at- j Wyoming Park high. .Daye was 6:30—Dark horses vs Vnndervoorfs ting act in the eighth. With one » center fielder in school, and also rtet of Walt in cleats and pads as were renter f LoRoy Crane, Michigan State Amm rieM out Joblonski singled and Quayle • played American I^eglon ball, Jones. Steve i Col lege'« star fullback, was pro¬ ■ D.tk Tambum. guard Trunk S:30—Beta Theta Pi vs. farm¬ doubled him home. Quayle scoivd \ Andy Telek. from River Rouge, ue Maloney is cessed yesterday at Selfridgc Air [ Kush. and tullback Dirk Panih. • house himself on a single by Jack llof-^ brings three years of varsity cx- Kuril. wearinK a s|»erial leather ■m'&v up the sprint | Force base for entrance ihto#the 6:30—AbbottN Babbits vs_ Ther- stteter.. j pcrience with him. pad to protect a henltn* broken moes Bill Bower, who had replaced j Vincc Agul. a left handed hit- ;• u- 440 yard relay *('hira«« j air cadet prograirv ; hand, was the siwik of tt.e dften- shaw rieM Joblonski behind the plate f«»r the i ter. had a very impressive bat- Dick Henson. j j Crane at present •pituborrh 2nd 1 i the V30—Phi Delta Theta vs Tlieta Xa- Sp»rtans, batjeft in the last two Ming record at Adrian high Re¬ - McClelland and - Philad'liihu iir* force reserve and if he quati- 6 30—East Shaw 2 vs East Shaw state runs with a double that \ sides.outfield duty, Vince has also L scored Ciolek and Lindley. ! played second base. ?ig in the slots. ie* as an air cadet will leave for Vote Today ■ nlot training at the entl of the Hnmen's C.ym school term. 0 30—L'tes vs Newman Club «"»»««. Fot three years Crane has Practice Held J * |«J 4 been i standout fullback at Michigan sire unit as he broke through for 1 6 3 prof * 3,; i big factor in tlie rousing n,,, v*rh Night >— t'umph over Notre Dame. quail for MSf* Big Ten ltowlin» Kr.«.» -..i •. ■ *• s M*gl*e .•-!» I'lt ilitjelphui 'M(hti c> Crane. 21. was recently married the former Nancy ! ©f ted battles are j for several positions. On the of¬ . Jones, Zaeh- and Maklelski Tournament Set rw 1-: I fskit fensive flank spots Doug Hobo. Bill Carev and Paul Dekkei - .w for >ISC Ml.-'iw I let roil Linns action yesterday. Ray V'ogt Sipo Vince I'Uano alternated at half .while Art Ingram arid host l.nmlnn hemls Dibble for »/ RlLs' rotated a! the safety in—\luml Ia'iwih' On Tur*day, May s (•eat the . AndciMM. will com -1 drafted by the Yoar Nasgost IS Tha Swiagosl FUUTHKR DRASTIC REDUCTIONS! puld you fit me liker\.that ? Oil Spriiij: Apparrl and Acco-uric- SPRING SUITS... $17 ami Hftr* 7 tn 17 ar.il 10 In 20. A rimhI -.1.-. In.n in rhn kn. pluNi* and flumwU. I nrmrrly >2P.P» and *10.0*. Group »f llcttcr Suit* Now 110 SPRING COATS... 828 and 833 Shurfie nnd full length uikiIh. Calnirdiite^ I nrmrrll *20.9* In* *19.90 Group of llrttrr Giaito Now *11 Better DRESSES ... 817 and 821 Junior DRESSES . . . 89 and 811 hail all W fur iaiairilialr near. Sl/c* 0 tn l'i. Knrmrrly |I2*> tn llt.M. InrtiMtrd art 2 pm falMaa, lalrlw, print, and «h»ar pa.trl »«1* o primp of formols ^reutlv ri'duerd ACCESSORIES M AHVKS , #d Ai III.OI SKS 12 and II .JKKKI.N1 I J I *76 furmarl. (2.PK In $7.0* fnrmrrl, *2.0* SKIKtS II and *7 fnratarly 17 *0 tn 114 00 Nan raw May Hay "Charge It" "iP' I. Ksllchek^lf** TOWN & (OUiGE SHOP :ik ■% im S» W VMIIN..O» 417 EAST GRAND RIVER AVE. Errr Ij I'urhinn >» — EAST I.ANSlNG 1 * I'.M. 1M («lr» ma INNOUNCU WW HOWS ~ ,,^r: Sir - Ud5 uva ll uu - HMDH ad UTUIMt-IMS»a.a» THE M ICIIUK-U JtT«- HonwFe Club Film Toy Tigen Given to Campus Chest to Engineer Convo to Slum Careen About 1,000 high school gradu¬ Emit Raulin, Dearborn sen¬ "Spotlight on Careers", a color ates are expected t-> attend a ser¬ ior. will be Michigan State's rep¬ sound film, will be presented by ies of 10 counseling clinics sched¬ Berkcy lobby, 8 to 5 p.i resentative to the annual region the Fresh-Soph Home Economics uled here this summer. day. Open to V student conference of the Am¬ club at 7 p.m. Thursday in room The clinics will be held June faculty. erican Society of Mechanical En¬ 101 of the Home .Economics 4-6, June 11-13. June 20-22. July | AT ATE NEWS gineers, April SO to May 2. 11-13, July 23-23. July 30-August j Advertising meeting, 7:15 p.m. Raulin will present a paper on 1, August 6-6. August 15-15. Aug- i some technical phase of mechani¬ The movie, produced by the Office. ust 27-29. and Sept. 5-7. | SPAR-CHEM WIVES cal* en»[ltiei-ing. He will compete Chicago Home Economists in "Planned to inform high school with representatives from 15 oth¬ Business group, will feature pn- Regular business- meeting graduates of avenues open to er schools. the-job pictures of more than 40 them, the clinics opened in 1943. j m., room 333, Kedzie Chemis¬ He was chosen as MSC's rep¬ occupations. Careers in business and have now become a major i try. p cut resentative after winning ntocal varying from clothing and textiles 1 service of the college, according j 7 p.m., room 36, Union bldg. tryout contest last week. His al¬ to foods, equipment and journal¬ to Dr. Paul Dressel. head of the ; ternate Is Russell L. Valentine, ism are included. The meeting is TABLE TENNIS CLUB counseling center. Grand Rapids 7:30.p.m., Union table tennis open to all students. om. (Continued From PageT) BADMINTON CLUB 7 p.m., Jenison gym. "Some of the racketeers have WINGED SPARTANS relatives in high places in the city administration. One man Is relat- 7 p.m., room 112, Berkey hall. to one of the best known poli¬ tical figures In Grand Rapids." "Organized crime and vice are not limited to Grand Rapids," said^ Faulkner. "Western Michigan is dominated by the Chicago syndi¬ hrM during the drive. May 7 thrnngh II. cate; th* Detroit area' by the well GR%DUATE STUDENTS known Wayne county hoodlums, AND STAFF Farultv on Auction Block and Monroe county is in the Dance 8 30 pm, social hall, Peoples church. ■ sphere of the Toledo gang." Faulkner further stated "The RADIO GUILD 8:30 35, Union. Banquet to Officially present executive authority of p.m.. room Michigan has made no worth¬ while effort to enforce the laws MORTAR BOARD of this state." 7 p m, 106 Berkey Kali. Hep, Thomas J. Whinery (R- D/.V MEETING Ojten Chest Week Tentative plans for the e uit* to take place during CnmptiH Grand Rapids) stated he thought Faulkner was "voicing a pipe 8 p.m.. 122 Berkey hall. Til ETA SIGMA PHI P. 30 p.m.. room 36 Union. DELTA GAMMA MU BEGINNING Till"KMI\\ Cheat wtik. May 7 to 11 hpve been announced by Jack Replying toTauIkner's jchnrge: 7 p.m.. Women's gym. llnrdy, publicity director. at his press conference Governoi ALPHA DELTA THETA MORNING AT 0:.Hi Williams stated "If they do exist | 7 pm. 107 Berkey. Elections, The drive will open officially with a kick-off hanquct in they are first of all a local mat- \ SAILING CLUB the Union, May ter. If he has any complaints that j 7 p.m., room 32 Union, Kaculty member? will he iicid JiL.thiLJivcstock. pavilion. It should be brought to me they will I AGRICULTURAL Mild to perform small tasks at will consist of events such as be acted on most speedily by the I EXTENSION CLUB AS MUCH AS Vi OFF! broom polo, a grcased-pig chasc^ .proper authorities. 7:15 Union tower room. the auction block Tuesday af- and bundle -races, which will be - • The auction will be followed by square dancing. handled by Green Splash. Proceeds from all the events Jarv Concert Scheduled will be turned over to Campus Tuesday evening-* jazz Che|t to* supplement Its funds ob¬ Sponsored by Union board and the tained by solicitations Jhzz club, is scheduled in the pledges from living units, Sparta- Union The contest, L*gbe«d Man on Campus sponsored, by Alpha Phi Omega, will also begin May 8 cade and the UMOC contest, ac¬ cording to Carl Mottek. cxccu live director of the drive. BWPmBIS Spring Fashion Favorites May B will be solicitations day. i to ac The money from support the the drive will following organiza¬ • BETTER DRESSES tion* WSSF. 25%; displaced |>er- Hons, 25'%;- Spartan nursery, 20' ; Damon Runyan Cancer iv: ; March of Dimes, 10'J; and fund, •HANDBAGS •JEWELRY Lansing Comlnumty Chest, 5r!. •GIF1S • BLOUSES Voir... Entire Stock STRIKING IMPACT! Seniors— SPRINGCOATSand SUITS Book Matches Drastically Reduced The last few davs of your Junior miMMh. and women'-, half »Uch in the finest of all wool fabro- —I or»lmann'> ami Slrimrk flet-ee*. Juillurd'* I'Unateen. Mirun - tarn-died worded-, aheen galiardine«. Hand tailored by Amenta- college social life are flee¬ lop quality manufatlurtr-. t or leisurely dining in ideasanl atmosphere ing. Get your cap and gown Further Reductions TNI PA8QDA Ne11 auran I at the Union Book Store and MADEMOISELLE SHOES attend Swingout. 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