o- C. Libfary -as- Lansing, llich. Stpport Student Council plan by wiring or writing '•■I ! \\M\c MICHIGAN, 1IHRSDAV. AI'KU. n. !!>:? COUNCIL PLANS AHOVE TO DEFEAT HOUSE BILL Former Student Will Supervise Relief STUDENT SOCIETIES TO JOIN ALUMNUS NAMED TO DIRECT REFORESTATION ACTIVITIES; IS ANTICIPATED OA pending; in our Michigan legislature VIEWPOINTS ON «%uSK£ Governing Bodv Requests That Co-operation of Every Student HERBERT EXPLAINS PROJECT IN ATTENDANCE net lift ions in the date appropriations to ■ the result of a situation created hv last FOREIGN PANIC Be Arrorded in Bringing Pressure lo Bear on vhich legislators. Ixith state annd national, State l egislators Di'fipit: Figures Will Not Be into public tiffin* on a platform of rigid H. B. Lees-Smith Talks Before C M Granger. '07. Will Have Full Charge of RowvMt Pla- Available Until All Fees ::nom>. iWfounded in their efforts to Large Crowd of Student* for Unemployment Relief: 250,000 Men In Have Jnh« Und.r Are P...Ill .iti. iiw as promised in other fields, these This Arrangement; Represents Part of New Dim! luesday Night » mm fostetin?; an attempt to make edu- MANY I'LANS MADF, uoal" in a'VelentlesN campaign for »d\- < M. Gfftitfet*. '"7. ha* iu» ehment. GERMAN CASE CITED i;irt of the I nitt'd State I • s. discus* the results of sttrh Remedies for Foreign Troubles charm* of Preaident II ••it" r« • wer.<- hi». «i i educed appropriations, the Student • i work on this proi icr campus organizations, has issued Placed in ( lnn\i rjranir.ee ** of time. \ determined politicians? J ranger received hi- lion Tower Room jw Ready For lub Meetings » uil 1 In a aprvial Uil rvtew grab Int' v»fcu. Ihw4Muk.iiK . . ... it. i J. 11.1m I -in.mi.' - . ,4 Michigan State New* reporter ftltfi. • M«t*t Kini.fi ... ii»«S Herbert has outlined Jt. which Roonevelt • ha* ac i f >f which Orange? ha* N'TN'K HUNDRED t I'd it r I toe head It . - hi- m SPHINX TO GIVE UNION TO SELL BOARD NAMES and profits PARTY SAT'DAY OLD TEXTBOOKS STAFF EDITORS Affair Will Be Semi formal In¬ Columbia Book Buying Firm to Heath is New Associate Fditor; stead of Formal, as Purrhase Books Here in Bedford Will Head First Planned Ihree Weeks. (o-ed Staff. •-*» thick Mi . wi.i in and where too thin :? ■Continued on page BOARD JOBS GO TO DEMOCRATS ALUMNI MAKE Drlral AUTHOR GIVES Stitr DROP PLAN FOR SPECIAL OFFER Ag Election.. VIEWS ON LIFE Seniors to Receive New Low '-.tkuiture Mondav r« NEW BUILDING Lail Lecture un Town Hall Rate for Membership in Seriei Delivered Association ..didaiei Ben jam:. liy Englnh Lansing Post Office Pro¬ * •» republican* M 1 tect Abandoned for Present 1 A J Linger* Ti. id ifltoe tor «.* • is Late Report I. 2*34 aetijarmn H Hal«l«. ' ■ hut an when three \ ended 34 8 C tfoir u »a> graduated !i mMy m tawi ant mveraUy o( Mlchigai hw He umnediuu 'Repeal Unemployment' » practice in Petoak - been city atlome ' riA for two and '«ie-t Mm Is New Lansing By-word a member "I " waa *?d ot education from 1 ' ' h*rle* E. Downing •i XN.lb* I he Mi «>htena» count* was borr. > Fn \ KIKKf'VINI4 K 'portunitiea arise But < mtrary I>Mniiitd l.r m .» Wayne count* A!:»■« l.amhng there a a precedent, they do not work for is book* hev dmg Belleville high «cn«* ll> • g-owing .nduatry. money. The plan is thl* •' a son*. 3M0 acre* in Monro h Jwu ..Id It haa de- A peraon l.aa some * jrk to be equallv i.u »hu country ! rjjj action they ' -wn.nl waa elected to the Wayne county in 19194. being 'he t« n aid t development la gr>- the lack nt rash He notin«* the *u«»e-. Keri»»- ' . Humor "Mr* t ! .h »rd fUhout the aid of a Community Coofierative Industries HkefTiriy. democrat from there .n 48 Ebzaheth Dn. * «*h' Aa far aa the n- an eapert in tfie particular j'- or fuel. The w«y tor <>f the Worid iondon nicicly 1 In i Herkay of Caaaopolu. publisher Mr* ,► '.us'- jiuatxiea, a huh haa ai- haali to haadquami . f.< I* paid for «t*-k)y After tiie great war in' uiricallv "iiprecrdentrd class ac* R. WUaon. Detroit, banker .pa^ '>"« 'he embryo hla work in acrtp. and the merchan- which he served with distinction he ed with " stnior President William Voo* . and Oiibert L Daane writing heads premf ...d ar turning definite ffirm. diae received i* at cared ft doewi t entered into Kngluti mjcibI and po- ; te jioitucd out Dial the ■■st»rd-> money us itr/ and assignment writing ha*e speech 'eaibook* by H *-• i Thi t iMalmn numbera approa- however, remain in *'orage for lont lltical life Hp * mother ot Sir im treaaury rame largely from tlrahani cattmuc-. in 'hi- poMi.i*: two anil flmah arid bx O'Neil! and Weave^ •T.ate. !#0 employe*, united to bacnum It ia quirklv reaold to the Philip Oibba and Major A Hamilton p . .-quaUy aaaessed. and that rw- img Ha-,-*. OempJovment of sport* editor which h Lias !.h held dmiibuiion »f some of this ltie> auD U> ull. to depa.1 t.#rm at AU 1 100 employm for the scrip which ha* Oibba and uncle , r Anthony CBbba . . moofp ast 1a nam. ,-.-tof - for the past two term* H" Li ha* villi «qua! benefit to all was i tham members. Paul F. the Union de*k imrrr^lui'el'. nemployed — they been thflr remunrrat.on for work- When Lie U In Lor,don Mr Ham¬ dMBO* ^ daatgstely for three the sports staff IT of 'our rratic *nd |topuiar More book* -r* :.eeded ?or 'hia '?>d yanra to 1 ilton occupies a ' " * ~~ • He aiao calM Mwly elacted aupertnten- ia an rs- terms rlaaaea. and aince the tetu r^n expandlturc ters mentioned "Id mansion "if Piccadilly where i rrl'ur^r» »«> W|U at*" • mpioyad attention to the fact that the clam In Michigan . are to be chan«ed neat vear r.ew trottom) drive n a brick building Ilyron. Gladstone 8lr Bulwer LFt- • n m'r,ting heads and it the being ordered Second hand aiooe. he expecu to save , I on page 4» ton and Macau ley have lived ,l spo.rt* *rtt€lvo. tfuelio has been «tanual turn to 0% ixaU poivng or cancelling 15 other .similar motm0ot OA! Nf BAC18 - TWK HElX'ft — — projects .'in ill'..an si aik nkws Thin-iliiy. April (i. 19:1:1 S'r '•» Michigan State ;u T ,:; i ENLARGE UNION 'r. lMusM:'flrt"Dramai TRAVEL BUREAU Add Onr Buj Line. Sell Tickets: New Service Well Patroaized. L'SED SPANISH TFXIS c VI.U II \T ARE VUCH IH DEMAND KASTEK • ir.ll Mi I . ... 'M iv Kilt,I, i IRHON.n injured in automobile accident announce activities tor junior farmers SPECIAL SALE OF TOPCOATS! WATCH OCR WINDOWS I w ii ft' il» iijrht«l w r " r"» t|H |W-t . 1 , l t - riun i styling and a>t» -i " J J !«..» I- II. . '* I H>W pro $13.95. ■ ' '« many oM < .••••■■■■••I V\ !!" '.'M , -be ;.t% I *lHi.i'. thin in J Teddy's Retreat : MAY Tlic iLit BROS stou* ul ilk.* Town" ftkoui til# f»U • I ■ > and nWELT* fl * 1U H. In the Name Old I'tare ® tea a" f a a a a a a a a %\l» IM»W\N ELECTRICAl ENC.INFERS (The Hiuit iFnnit &hop I <;et new equipment DO YOU KNOW: I he¬ Th4 anything served at the HI NT FOOD SHOP you can buy to ll! into* full Uw- lionet I K like home. l. .tile vjuttU'iv tunned Howell. Mu It l.!f >h> An example • «( of unfold value in Thai we roast chickens, and bake hams to he served at home. Thai He prepare Box Lunches, .ur«i .1,1.1.1111,1,• In, II,v. 111.,- r g.. «»»••»« D t> (oi,..lri r I. «•••! •'» tvrtrm KTttdi to- 1" -,r *, «oi.w U» Thati ae make potato chips, salads, and etc., students Miii!' in httUctpation us -»:ul do Mrimthui# about the' I!.' . , v .1 -omiii . .»!-■•• id #l|.v .i !'i michiOadit indication I'l jw, u-ln- tr% I.t.i'.f: : . DO turd : iv l".**i.»< .••u, fiuivn!. i-n.t **** lltw,in : \»u there *»:• t>- ut a u.at |!, , hiv,.- : th.- ' n" iin.' \»,s satUP Mik uul- <■■.•••■< wi, -n the- rurhrt start "WW t, a f.'-f ',!.<• pl.t norm Or. That^ve pack rookies, rakes, and candy, to niaii. That ke decorate cakes to order for any occasion such as birth- ii 1 , . '■ nut son • lr -'■••• •"**' '•■ m»>r\ ■■-' ' ). 1 ~ "H tt.e -;r •• .-.opft .Menuen. M' o( eluHilit Ml nnd II dais, anniversaries, and weddings. ■ " U,, hln.it, . Alt A. ,.ll,„ .... ■ 1,11 .. PVNIMI 1,1 ■ K,,!.,- ,1, SRTA* f beiwvc tliat the grcd huh thti iikac ml', give to con- »• ' i brauttf cvdfy Motulux utt n\ of i he d udcut.s ceainsc of thi That nese and many other good things are LOW in PRICE — nvati- ii .i:t*iVk thrse lines «|Jt uiv 'hutcr the personal sujhixu ; ocumv TTick • uthe- , ""d, a<1-«Ptk)u . ,h* "• l''-4 X !■..< ' l>» -• IViiuxi-A.:,..:!.'.'. h l.sfhtJMV .*n»4 rat- uw* Ol ... m. n . wunder'.m .!UJM.> and «h.» aoukt c -Ud- but- HIGH in QUALITY. "'(,11 a,>■ mnraw the r«W:> „l Hi. t.-d.u,, ». il m i[ (he ool- c<'iiu»iMi tot tlw» iraiiwtl lor- p,.jpj(, ^ (. fnton iu»\v Metns ,>u' %v ' i -vinched back to i.n ag t a w itoU lu»a been ouuiaHy honor- '1' checks 8hunp:ui Mt?wioiury xoctety seluxd' Ortainly there are not No Service Charge i,s.TG.s.^°™T No Check Tax I"-"-.- , v »|M HH-A N *>l * ' Semi-Formal Sphinx Event tleads oroiifn Adair- SENIORS PREPARE Social Calendar for the Week-end; SOCIETY MARKS Prom>.„-»t to Play**« Jj™w Hand Elects Officers; '"S , „ > ™ '^iSs,. FOR GRADUATION Union Sponsors a "Calamity Ball" HIT HIGH LEVEL r-ibvSroSpring F Party Tcker i. Master thobstir Averages Show Hi*»h Ir lallation Set for April IS; Arranging !..• Sprint! P.rrlic funomian. Lambda ( hi and Alpha Camma Rho W.ll Fnterlaii ..ml Water f nnival are K.times tor Fraternity Ibirty Put on Pi our am With Open Houses. Chi Ome^a Stages Foumlei Members Saturday Main 1st,ics Day Celebration on Wednesday ., N in the Sphinx ln-:i.| .in,I • Prof. anil Mi - I. i I ".Mi'"h,'':i . V. ,, Mu i" M Calamity Ball To be Meld Pre*, and Mrs K - Friday I Iran Elisnliclh i • n- Co-eds Initiated Vet Clinic Cures iot.reen Splash Variety of Ills In College Pool Trwt, All o{ AnimiU Fifteen Newlv Eleelrd Members With 221 Different Trest- mm. Hold Informal Meeting menu in Modern I.ah Wednesday N'shf FREE! To Live Pageant and Oratorio in Easier Program I if A (II It Itlti: >Ki \ I \\ ' rinjr I'iiiTt lor : rhiir.h Hi< l' t.rwtt S|ilgsh In Mrs. Helen Sholl M ill (live Itrrilal j SANDY S S\Ni id- riamted I»•* llr lrl Voril l«l Ned W»ek at < liun-h \|»r. PALMER cuff pfrpim: Hi- i'. * DRAMA BY TOWNE STAGED WAR. 24 ' The Triumph. One-Act Plat n Produced in Milwaukee Librarian Speaks rolojfj l>i\i-ion Sponsors So! of \'ii'ual i'xhilol- A M I R A( J Lh .You ait at home in easy chain, behind dosed iliain, u bile from a sound-proof room . . |«-rha|>s thousand* of miles au.u . . . i oinra the music that you listen to on the Uet'ord M ill l.isl Chesterfield program. Sons, Daughters I luit \ealed rw; in the Columbia Iiri cad casting Uomc Kr Club to of Alumni Here Hold First .Meet lleailquartcra sends out good music and good In Little Theatre wiiujs h nights a week to 50 million people from coast to coast. . .with the voice of Norman Ilrok- The first met-tit if of * "nomtr.s the H r rnshire . . . just about the liest announcer in this tiub th'ut term b <1 tn ttve Utile Theater M-irr *tthin the nest two wr*-k« .rr,.' country... to tell you "Chesterfields are milder and The m-retmf will t*kr the f'irm of taste lietter." • stvle sr.ow in which Jr.-- • - :n*Uf thr clothing deparlmetT h»- od«rii«*d by the girl* who mode Why is the Chesterfield Program broadcast 6 We tell every smoker from ' wm Wool "ottor. dres**. cluldr»n s d reuses dre-w- nights a week over a coast-to-coast network reach¬ want to coast to c, • <4 them wili be shown* h.-nti ing SO million people' that Chesterfield c igarettes taste lietfer. . . I* in charge of arrar;«t»- rfiu for the routing Because we want every smoker in this country We want everyone to know that they can depi The prewidrnt of the riub ha* »-s*. Liggett & Myers product. to know that Chesterfield cigarettes are milder. on a that all questionnaires gtwit "t for project work he t urnrd in .port the ad»erti W,i .'ireen president of the Am rtran P"d"ration of Labor - r . opposed the plan for You Hate •hi-* n IriOMnu h as each worker is fed riothod, nr.d sheltered Quiet. I Minified Surrounding* VI*.1 eels 4 dollar be*id< ■ the wae'* are in exrea* of many being paid in and THEY'RE MILDER— ihie tiUes at the present time Lum¬ bermen objected to the btil becaus" UNEXCELLED FOOD t nrovlded wage* htrner than tho« which they wrre ab> to pay to THEY TASTE RITTIf their own men. Professor Herbert frarr £. lyon l£afr Ill IIH.AN- S I A I K Nc.ws Thursday, April fi, 19",y, "direct clash" plan in which the:. Wee Club Will These Men Comprise Large Debate '1 RECITAL SERIES ENDS WITH LONG TRIP ENDS siing at sttand each issue of the debate. On Thursday, Mnrrh 3(13. MnrLra; APPEARANCE OF CLEVELAND Squad of Michigan State College DEBATE SEASON and Hurley won. on (he affirma?:-' sidn. against the Randolph-Mrc, : college. Virginia. It was judged t•• SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA HERE " Forensic Team Spends Week South Debatirg Nine a slncl" critic. Tne Muhignn Sta^e a favorable in their afTirmati'«• debate \ | j : Prnrrair by Natiorally Known Minicianx Wall Nerrrv-d by Collefff C tholic University Washington l> r p Am- « ., ' Tbi«i' A'lpndmi; ibe Concrl Given Wednesday Nieht. Aft r debarmTnlne colWr* and man debate-MacLean. Hurl. ; ai Prtiddcn Auditorium in l.ansine .■n ,.i".in: -• inhn-pitalit v Nr a *' week, the Michigan State, debate squad returned home late Monday _________________ Coached by .1 D. Menchhafer KOR the speech department, the srpiad eon9i"ted of Gordon Fiechpr. 1 Barber Robert Hurley and i that the United debts Till' trip EASTER Conducts Concert SI* ITS of Ohio Two Pant* Symphony $2.*>.02-00.'! 213 M. A. (. Ave. THADEN SPEAKS AT CONVOCATION in [)r Iv r. K.porl Before MeeKuit rt Kural Teachers' I intitule v '! Jot i i Down Our : '... lk;'. C \\ 2-6415 NUml>er I • " "i ' b ' • w-u:*i^ f«»i • • • '• th" M,. bigMii^fltate coHeg- SPRING PARADES TO START APR. 18 toipi Spun sots In Be liOellf al hut Paiadr Band In Participalc will tiii.l i.ur m rvbo |IWMS||| awl MtHIk . • -ur fiu iiitiiw ailiijuatt ii> turn nut aa Tin. ,t piwe uf priiitnl matter GRANGE. 4-H CLUBS you uiu'il .i-k f.,r PLAN STATE MEET KA It It ATT SIIOK KEPAIRINti The mi"' —SHINKS I.AIKS CAMPUS PRESS, Inc. UM» Meat t.runri Hi»er | > t.a I 1 nllrti- lliua Mar* lot I «iraa4 «>•*• Atrnue Tht UNION Prumti I KIUAV APRI1 7 Calamity Ball i. Ire nc f :•%•!...mr. . 'drnmimB mil httv^ nri ~Merchants and -ill .IS* rearaumitl 1* i'UiMM prof th- equip- . . Joht ; ■ liiwn. '-n : .••••nmiit- the cmiier A He r„v liWs -u v;• M -. Rmclu Ha: M and t>c-..i piogmm committee tve- . . '• ..- .-!> * Tt* exhibit is open a. have not be*n ahoNkn eio"- Ttiewe ihird Halite of Musi< Forest Wintors .«<: IMS ORCHKS'i I. \ NATEj™YE Union Ballroom Dor- or the campus. ait Iov-'-r Lancing *«»*!>• acceptiui n»tl 1 e . -uth-n harrm : John «*•: by studenU. I%u! Fnm- Bcrtp ir payment of bills - The Rj. • < .Inhi- Orvrs ' K«Htrtie Morten. Gladys Cor iveline Smithy" 3« job* Carl dtXeenw Maurinr Cotton and Boll Woodruff Kjtbetme Heme* of tlte watei col- an* llis Musk- laatuiht; Betty Jane Wolle SPRING ATHIETIC SCHEDULES ) on>it>. 1 nnounces Sport Schedule. TOM KING GETS AVERAGES VARSITY COLFERS BEGIN PRACTICE ON CLUB LINKS CAGERS STARTING BRING TOUTED OPPONENTS END COACH JOB SPRING PRACTICE HERE AGAINST SPARTAN TEAMS Was Former No're Dame End' r wo-Mile Relay Team Estab¬ VcnAUlvnr's Veterans to Aided !»v Yearling Materia': Be Round* Oat Couching Staff; lishes New Record (or Ar¬ Will Review Play.. Schedules Listed for Baseball, Crack, Tennis, and . Tan,!, Helps in Soring frills. mour Tech Relays. I *enlv-nine Contests to Be Held in East Lansing. Twenty-five Away in All Sports. Tom Ottey Attain Forced Out of Competition 8ACHMAN MEETS CR ADS NEWSMEN AT DETROIT GRID PRACTICE GETS STARTED r S'\ta Yen Report for First Drills Under Barhman, v astee) ind Kinp. Beiutv & Barber .Shop FROSH SCHEDULES RAINBOV* NOW COMPETED lobc Human Joit STOPS CANNON BALL! It's fun to be fooled ...it's more tun to KNOW \ performance sometimes staged in cigarette advertising is the illn- .sinn that cigarettes arc made easy on the throat by some special It is a fact, well known by process of manufacture. loaf tobacco e>perts, that iXAlAMATlON: All cigarettes are Consols rra mode from finer, made in almost exactly the same MORE fcXPINSIVI tobaccos way. Manufacturing methods are In cosily tobaccos you will find mildness, good taste, throat-ease. awur* treaty ant rmtWE Smoke Camels < riticaltr, and Eun p«tr. forcpj. in Risropn*l: ' give your taste a chance to appre¬ ♦*at- .nnot '■» ' I' ■ ciate tltc greater pleasure and sat¬ vtay to. '.[y miration I Eur in putting tn» t 4r,< grt-Ai isfaction otiered hs the more ex¬ for rra intent in U*s heart oi pensive tobaccos. ()thcr cigarettes, Iweo-Str.i:r> JW*+ci t wc believe, will taste llal and in¬ because Pouuiri wouwii r- risuni sipid to you forever utter. clmx* wmr. *aH ycarr. +*t*> -am _ NO TRICKS J(/ST COSTLIBR TOBACCOS MICHIGAN .STATE NEWS Thursday. April 6, 191',? KOBSMEN WIN THREE LOSE TWO FIRST CALL FOR FRIMODIG PLANS Tenni Rncnuets Restn, llV Ihf Batter Up! This Varsity Restini'er ON ANNUAL SOUTHERN JAUNT: hat NETMEN ISSUED SPRING GAMES Vol \(i HROS. HDWl FIRST HOME GAME WITH IOWA Weill, Norris Lead Tennis Men ■m Good for I, indqur. Tennis Year. Track Meets. Start Sixteen Came .Schedule Here Neat Friday and Saturday. Succe.s Trip Brings Victory Over Elon. and Two Over North Carol \< K II* »M M 1 iffi n Bin f-'tnte alter three van of football ATTENTION B April I I ."in(I hiding In a- Middle-, ill" ball-playing until high Kob '' :r;e no-a SENIORS Can and (.own measurements are now being taken. rr;:;. crt Ail measurements to he in hv II. I.I uliit It Mas ...VI red l.\ I.I . If. il I Vilar water lasl April 15th. SUM DEPOSIT Lewis Bros. College Shop MM ( I ARK. Manatrer = polobts leave M I ,r for culver games a Mi: ISC 25c LETTERS GIVEN t - . v , - • 'i \y "ISI.ANIMM TO TEN CAGF.RS LOST SOI LS Varwitv lark»is Are Alto (iiven Uirrfi I roslt Nmtrtk (ki to 27 I reihmen l.'nsii \<>i u E INtTRS TNI) VI AK WITH VICTORY OVER DETROIT WASHBURN'S SYLVIA SIDNEY Cigars \ CiEORGE RAFT Itilliards Sch.Mil Supplies N t l.ol-l >: and HIS OK( HKSTK \ SMOKE SHOP Iawaiian Fantasy" Jim Brakeman Tl KSOW On# \M» W\ ! IN ! >l» o I III R*»l \Y ind I RII Announces s a 0 SPECIAL SHOWING k'i OF FYFE SHOES Tfcc other to oh IHTVtVV^ i Specially Styled for Campus Wear ^BOTH K.,^ J* KEATON DURAHIT One Day Only WHAT/. Tuesday, April 11th, 1933 HO«SERj at Mate 7 P«w •' . w,: ,. h.- h «• April 1 MlchigHit PniM" l.*t tvH,t |>v a *•»«.- of I-it way the final Bvr to ihtr and h*ch«r It*! two rcz TKity w hen i nisplwy* in I Ken Little .md M, KEN HICKS 8 to 7 by liutfnga R li E East Lansing 0200023 0 0 7 13 7 0 0 0 1 0 01 .S 0 1 -8 7 I ami ... lost fur IheTtp^mh^ir»l«r WSam »ml WMntr" "*'*