U S. C. Library feat Lansing, itch Michigan State News .AST I.A V-IN \ V. MAI:' II I Tiiursday's .EES-SMITH TO District Scouts Will Hold I/»ne Nominee for I!nsines< Manager B()ard Candidates Nam [LOSE LECTURE GymkanaHere April I III" I.I It % I Mil Col. Rodney Heads Committee For News and Yearbook, SERIES THURS. in Charge of Meet H?re .idms Speak Political Authority Will on Problem* April 14 Suspends Ag Publication o( 1934." Immediate Discontinuance of Michigan Agriculturist Ap IS FAMOUS ECONOMIST pears a Certainty jpeiUr Has Held Important Positions on English HAS SfiOO DEFICIT NOW MAN Cabinet. Definite Steps Taken hv Roard . nir th«- M S. < 1.1 of Puhlirations at Monday 'iirtin Right Il-tii . H It. U'l'.s-Smith. uh. IMIImi HEDDAGABLER' Thfla Alpha Phi Often lihco'i limoai Play on March 16 ALPHA ZETA TO Co-eds E'oi.r Vote GIVE TEN TALKS Agriculture Will be Subject of Speeches Over WKAR Sprieg Term. DRAINAGE JOB »>• <*.* ' Affirmative Taken by State on Pour Croupa Vint Maay Prep or dinar v it ' New Deal Question Schooli Mr Leea-ftnutt. ri\' turr Probten.- "< i'S au*o '.ur> ftnannai rondi' > r • etpltttn the polirirai ^r.'i itiempku rnr:,' ar.d i W. A. A. RELEASES fflOLARSMPOJP Vf *• / • ' Hrvar.- LIST OF NOMINEES L< U War AWARDED TO SOPH . . Johnson Suttor Tobey Will Run for Pt- • - i Fhurs^av Wa Zcta HaMa Brc.kfaat I'r . * and Trwn H King <"*n sad Uia group and Hnanri Stniont. : *i.i . Mi- , K C Amv Huauwi Prof r B thwtwu and Prof In Race For Wolverine Editor Nominated For Yearbook Post bJJ "LI"'■JS.'Cr iV-rfe for ogie- Barbara Knwgit w •.,*•1- >ta that taction Thurwd^v Vkau* Pa/U* »rw1 f.dai '4 tlua aer* (iteo <» tve >n Shipman b H ewar' CV*. h Rurhri.an Prc4 W •Mfr Irprwauilu I Ma. .man n and Pr'< I C Krr (Votr 'or one mona plan to reach high *hnoi« in the Hat Cltf and Haatna« ! Ei W»y SITTOS •; >s :.ev PAercer ;U> IDEA • Pmxtuw ana Aatkw* tfunwrin ( Tuesday, March I:1 Pap. Two ivifi mo AN i'aTF. new S 4 AfiKII l l.Tl HIST \\ II I Michigan State New* Several New Bulletins STUDENT PULSE Aged Alumni to THESPIANS TO COLLEGE t EASE I'l'BI.H Mi. Mark Birthday BULLETIN Available Immediately Grid. Receive Con- INDUCT SEVEN Various Departments I ooperalc s>ralalations From All National Honorary Dramatics h'indn Another ( i/nir Over Nation on PuHlinhine Fraternity Give. Formal II hii Bemmmn Pamphlets Uu owest one Initiation Tonight, /hsregurd fm BeauI y tmi in Mit hmnn sia'i :-iumnl M * parti Friday night. MihtM lo erp'bratlnv tti.-li ...Mlirlo . Inc. ».-k rim f,... T" ..M to ll old WaOntodo. M» • i. •n.i loniftit »• ■ r.»....i hi limit 1 ■ vii I lll/fflS >ll that city Boao. «»f Auik uHuro The Spartan Merry-Co-Round H III! Ol li KOI Mlt.K. II BOTANIST GOES ON CALIFORNIA WORK Or Ray Nelson Will Eageri- Celery Protect ment on Glancing Back j In Spartan \ final* \hn Im V/ ami 1/ Baker Brothers Clean: I .ltd it's' Plain I)ri'N*t>* and Coats Cleaned and Pressed 50c Men's Suits and Overcoats ( leaned and Pressed 50c Or Anv Two Garment* Baker Brothers Cleaners "WK OKU.INATK. OTHERS HH.I.OVV • l*»t l anstnt: Mich. \irow* from ^Ulf Thcalrr A Conclusive? Interview «an What Hal Made Milady'. Heart Tick All Thru the Ages by Count do Sch.iouolci The Groat New Mellow Screen lover HIGH SHINE S the high sign of spring Have K»u«n IVtil.t 47< i, • LigUtro upand Lriphi* u ii}>' * 'or «l.inin_* < *.»• the siuarh »t rtyU: »a; T BE ONE OK THEM. Completc information end helpful suggestions ss twits 4-ir.. . I . Al-J t be mailed oil receipt of a three sent stamp. (Teachers address Uept. i All others address Dept. S.) Witts *p«Y «- ' U% t ' ■■■ 4 % * Urtgcrac l CONTINENTAL TEACHERS AGENCY, Inc. LowtV tf*t^r^."' I»I2 Dawaiag At- Ueaser. Colo. THE Coven the ENTIRE United States _ ;eany tut cl pla.es that l.tve bul I dee l.av* AeJu.wicr much t t« School Otbeials' You may wire us your vacancies at our .•xpen-c. CAMPUS NESS, iac. »i* titlirt -upper m U» The i.u-ld the lihran whaua w cn «b« gu\ my pal fredd* ,\',mh .» urgent. You will receive complete, free confidential reports ■ 1*4 U utaad In« Ait- larjce tiumher of end ha ll bo.n enui m»». . .y»nh 13, 19:! MICHIGAN STATEHRWS Page TtifM llrilliant Sophomore Prom Knds RIICUINr Dili I7Q Economics Club 1934 All-College Formal Season With Charlie Agnew's Orchestra Tft Rr^ IvDL jIUUIUI To Meet Tonight ll'.m- Kr'buiM- f'«rjd proj-et • linmori- I'n.T. K.i.lay night. brought T"h S"r¥ey , i"'j'ulai Miuiirl ..f formal mlliw parties Preparation for Change in ' M Present System \v|n»M* -patious ballroom has prown ,-r> < for formal affairs Agnea ami In- nationally known hand lbs liat of outstanding orchestra* which .State has : JJ? °J5j ■ •v;"!" "i1.;Ann ' ' '" x lUn>a'l*s • ,^.25.,,TV™,,.. itute «»r It*hnoloftv m. ««">■«< for the pur- 't' Prop r» d. v jth ' h»* lat • " 1 11 * *• omfting its own rode in the Thursday PAN HELL ASKS FOR LIST OF SORORITY MEMBERS K\S 17*7 KERSTAr r OKI IIKSTKA »«m P.1TI>\ CORAL GABLES Thur. DON REDMAN Thur. AM) IMS IIAKI.KM OK(TIKSTKA March M Club Casino cle I'aree HARLEM LATHM0RE PROF TO TALK ON ECONOMICS C. S Duntord Will Lecture at Central Temple Hou.e a* ■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ Teddy's Retreat £ Don't Miss This Famous Attraction M,,„ , SMOKES and SWEETS ■ VOMISSION rtOe. I'M S TAX 0 V\< l\(. 0:00 I II I. I: SI AS \Ml will ! l KIM. N '{ a In (be Kmiw Old I'Uo " \OWI\ ITIiiN- M MO Sh IHHTS UQMXtf TO RAM M HAMIS hit tuitk«n (It lor ;het/ r- iw. »ad rtcorduy wort tut*: Ueeertias. *iA Bwrter* Art a *rr*l UvurRv with oil ricfy Im Wi 11 the tvpKctn -rf-vtRpi which vi*afd aad Virata* ( nay «m U*tr iireiMWret DorU wcjt**n Attolo&r Rt-ori Guwuter. uxi Ann \teownt. tend an and leader com pew r I Heard brsalrx : w tou.-im "Ho* IB I Dwr. * (mm recfBli> ei.mfc«d the pipe tobacco that's MILD hifh Or'^d ioMBi • «* whte *22? tUfJISZ <**> »•■*» <* u in ££ .UJ vote on uo.diteUk t« iteM (estorod oorr the ah with the lilii* the pipe tobacco that's COOL Brother- from and whik wn i* Lu rnuuc Hwrkm% gaye»; »pot—Coc- k *nd J C CaAweil —fills see/n to Me fit || & *» mthttoan state vkws Ntfciher 2! ¥ (•il l Basketeers STATE CUEISTS TO Youngmen Star in Taking KENT STATE MAT NATIONAL GRIDMEN OPEN MAJOR LETTERS Win Throe Lames pLAY AT PURDUE II Central Intercollegiates; TEAM DEFEATED SPORT SUMMARY TRAINING SOON AWARDED TO 14 From Ann Arbor Will Meet Big Ten Teaim Earls llv TOM O'RRIKN Jack son Wins Two Events Ruck Reavely Torres Hit Op¬ by Barhmtn Given Rewards Go to Men in Basket - Troah, Sophi, Seniors Enter j» Victorinui; Junior* lore Nf>, Month. for Spartan >r Past Two ball, Swimming and 4 ponent Notre Dami Favored to Win Tr«il« Spartan Trackmen. M'ch Weeki. Tracli. Win. Han Normal limps to fifth Place; Otlfy Wint Two- * < I! TO MM* ITIIIM! V ie Rur; Ponyrare the HRfl-Yard Run - * : v • -.'tull I I ANFORI. • M ; r, ral.f I ••• vet „t I). , ... • 11■: ItlfttJ 1*11- ■' ••• ' M it-In i' • ill Hi.. till. It.'fr thr howl * 1:1* J "• 111 Ut! Mnrtju. • . r|i.ii• • r . ■ ;• world* 'he "ten doing II : TANKERS HOLD ? iirrppted D*i»rb BANQUET HERE IT*res f mil str *>' " Southern mg .•< Itll If till* IKTIhT I HMIM ward games to end wed MISS! WILL mi i IM:I»« ROGERS RAINBOW RECREATION DAVID HARUM \\ t.nNKsnw \sit nit Ksim WHAT A PITCHER HE'S A SECOND ' look in theSoworld two peoplealike. with tohaicn |urr like (rrlks. No two Icjvo art- iht same And itV the aantt with cigarettes... no two brand* arc alike. Furthermore, not only are the to¬ bacco* different, but the was the to- bacso* are handled it different Thia. you can understand. You know just aa well as wc do that no two manufacturers use the MARJORIE RAMBEAU - ROBERT ARMSTRONG tame kinds of tobncco*. or blend them MARY CARLISLE-wiuia* Cac-Ntr • Th(.ma TCCP or cross-blend them or weld them together in the tame manner. KHII1AV AMI SATIROAV *r do every dung that science knows and thai money can buy to You Don't Have To Tell Me nuke CHESTERFIELD aa good a About Men! We hope you like them. They i I know it »U!" hesterfield the cigarette tim* MILDER the cigarette that tastes better 6 1M4. litem * Mrrn Tobacco CO.