Michigan State News Kedzie's Will Gives fflSMER MAKES Lit Contests Announced TICKET DEMAND Celebrated Maestro Complete Chemical APPOINTMENTS By English Department FOR ENGINEERS' Is Definitely Booked Library to College FOR SOPH PROM Competition in Short Story and Etiay Writing Michigan Slate College Students. PARTY IS BRISK Sale of Durali During Past For Ace of Formals Si* Chairmen and Four Co- JSO.OOO Truil Fund Granted to Michigan State for Rooki itv n.tititv ri win us Week Rrachei 200 Mark; Announcement of Orchestra Selection Concludes Several Weeks Chairmen Named to Head Will Provide Imtitulion With Finetl Library on Chemical (ippMitunity is said to knock but Party Committees. Early Sellout Expected. of Negotiations; Price Reduction Promised and that is all So. you who Subjecti in the United Statci. tin i> ^oidhfuj aspirants to the as Operations Continue. DATE SET FOR MARCH 8 loubtful throne of literary *u- LIMITED TO 300 COUPLES Michigan State collep' will la-mmr the potnessur of .. of the tineft chemical libraries in the country under Mar Striking Peroration* and Light t pro\ isions of the will of the Into Dr. Frank S. Keilrie, Second-Year Parly Will Be Last rmei president of the institution who died this month, ing FJffcts Will Form Setting Major Formal Affair of fader the provisions of the will which was tiled for for Paul Sperht and Band. nbale at Mason Friday, th«* sum of Sftil.lMH) is to tH> used 1935 Season. • a trust fond only for "hooka and periodicals on chemical Sin chairmen ami four •••it story and essay contests ilijccts" and is to lie "administered tiy the ftill profes- rr». waiting your'works r. of the chemistry department, artinir under the di- chairmen were named today The first and most attractive of ctien of the State Hoard of Atrriculture." l»v Harry Wismer. sophomore , >i *«• t-s the i-sshv contest sponsored ■ The new foundation will elans president, to head the knowri as the Frank S. ami party committee as plans for ate M. Kedrie Chemical brar.v. Further provisions CLUBS TO SHOW the annual sophomore prom! heir an to take -hape. Several should I will the will state that "no part xtrn committeemen were • awarded to tire three winning test taut fund is to be used for luipmenydurnlture. janitor PEACE PICTURES added this year in an effort ain a maximum of sup*; <;«>•< on the subject of Cleopatra rha id the Dramatists, with discus* Voi ins of the treatment of history in .on' nice, or I il'rarian." port in making this •nt It DcMille's "Cleopatra" and do* The will of Dr. Kedrie . Onderdonk te Give Illustrated !""lv • biirip'Bt for its cImk laitc September II. 1 Lecture at Church diamatist* The rules for tire dea provided tor a minimum . folloi islet Mo.noo for ho wife u! a month before Ked/o* wh.. Tonight required to te an original !)• n! rotate valued at $.1: following included in the dtnu The Drnmatt rh Eugene T Mammon The Cleoputr spmnted executor by Judge The II if probate court, he ful! tent of the Kill i of til* i< the college, follow* sbliwhment of a library an as the Ftonk S and Ked/ie Chemical l.il The Nest »t the Ma Temple The Michigan Sta* •liege ted 1 > the State Board of oltege that regularly; tun < k»derd«'t»k will show Three silent . >,>i,r ilture Said fund to In* ex- tints will also lie given i entirelv for the purpose They are Final selection of committees, a - ntitled "The league of Nations ." announced by Wismer, follows- Attain itt and Weeks periodicals on thcth- i woi ds and not w«. Zeppelin Raid on laonrion" and musa Neat Tavlor and Phil, jjtvts and to be administer* few York's Peace Pa»ude" Ih Henn, co-chairmen; Sam Ketch* *3t'r the full professors of the i short story contest huteniofik will Intnl. the i- Don Bennett. Vincent Van- try department, acting un* Prof. Herbert Will p St.i ml film* n.e .h..un denburg. Art Gage; finance John Attend Forestry Convention DORMS CHOOSE DRAKE SELECTS TERM OFFICERS CO-ED DEBATERS ■ books and periodicals. • «d all fund* received itinued Two Women', Groupi Elect Girl Oratori Will Open Still on page 2» Jeanette Baird and Schedule With Hillsdale HVSICS DEPT Dorothy Savage. Meet Jan. 22. STATE LOWERS HANS EXHIBIT REQUIREMENTS Neuvs plans for winter team Become, Fir,I School to Accept ■'nil lo Direct Strict of E»- •laities The Women's building id West High School Commercial hkiti Held During Farm '•nard C/at nier Mary Mayo held elcc- >ns for officers Wednesday eve- Credit,. «•' WNh. Hcsidents of the Women's build- The schedule ■*< >' Towne Gives Experiences •nri^r.gpd by Ihr lui-rru n! Terrors of "Hell Week" K selected the following officers J Drake, debate «r»; Jan. 22 Hillsdale in Cuba With Book Review ' rft year's exhibit, the phy- ■anette Baird, president; Char* Jan. 24 -Kalama/oo at Kalan ■fitment of the eatufe a college wtU Series of demon*« Recounted by Neophyte tte Yaeger, vice-president and creturv, fieorgine Walker, treos- Jan. 2tt -Hillsdale at & and er. Evelyn Hart, social chair- exhibits during\ Week, In the Physic* •If, Some Fun." Say. Fro.h Wh. Ha. J..I Fi.i.hed .he Slr.i. high school Librarian Inter,perie, Radio Review With Incident, Gathered Jan. 3i - \fichtgan State Nori displays will be open on! of Annual Informal Initiation. second floor representative. Mary college at Stock bridge Durin| Vacation Trip Southward. "day, Thursday and Friday • Harden, third floor representative; | Feb 5 Hope college at llolla Feb 7 Iditor'N note. The following "nd Gilbert, 4,h l1"or • th econvention, from 10 a 111 THORNTON (SWARDS. II I »«n found that , durin* Ih* 3'1 p m. in several laborra-j , initiation was the time when the rrP'^M',"a . ... .. . • fowlervllle tugh «w:h?j«»l U.i week. with theapproach- Ji(k«oti t. Towne. college li¬ B wtll be in charge of taIy ,iad oll thr,r Mk The hew prnirfent I, from ltol- Ft-b I—Adrian. Undents and explanations * of ti c famou. -Hell Week. I d,„„ (or th(,m an<^ tt member of the sopho* Feb. 12— University c»f Det brarian. over radio station ^ u included with the demon* was told many fine stones of the I was assigned to "* alJ ginbs, from warming a more class. Charlotte Yaegar is af at East Lansing UK IP., I rula» afternoon. Jan- fehtiflt. things that had happened to ^ lo #nd j did junior from Lapeer. Ceorgine Feb. IT -Adrian. ii ,»f high school neophytes in previous year, Some, prevtoua years. home. D,etnanvvith u„.rn a), wjth alacrity .Walker is als ofrom Lapeer and' Feb. 14 —Albion at Eaton Rapid* *o special alarr„y demonstration kc- J was told, were not recognizable "Neophyte gimme a Lucky,'" Lucky" 11 a *ophomore Evelyn Hart, a. Feb. Ifl—Michigan Debate league ie applied on ^*i,i ym lecture be given each day in the ;after room. They will. were tjie initiation, while others maimed tor the rest of their wo< a |amn/ar cry frotn ^ eVpr| junior, comes from Owosso. ! tournament at Ypsilanti. t., b-als was published by l.ippii, requirements *vonded ^othy Savage was nam mi Feb. 10—Hope college at Grand- co shortly before tb** overlbio1 teach-; Lyes. These storiea, of course, put , k. ;n an ,.ifort to nailt th* President of West Mayo in the ville. high school. it> crrupt dictator. Macbadi <***■ »'d«t hw - f . Post*!my ow- .... mind , - at ease as to the ordeal alx>ul ^ f#c J™* ln ^ 10 UgM ^ Wednesday night elections. B^ty Feb. 21—Western State Teachers N< that "lite president of a thov Slrcpjn€ |n claw HMm beeam, tiSpauldlng is the new vice-prwi-! college at Bellcvue higlt schoui. . ta murders" t» doflnitelv ou im-Mlay night. ao>«*. pastime and we were very happy rt«*n! Lo"'»« Doherty will assume Feb. 26—Michigan State Normal i»ne wt.-u,-- that Mr Deals had which has had its toll ku ui.it* of higii school arouse interest as to the entering our house could hear a to bookkeep- #nalrh an hour of now the duties of social chairman, and college waited and wntten his book in share of yellow journals.,m and * of a few ig. equivalent to two years of of these worth-jlot of noise which sounded like and th4.|( Some initiate* (includ-»Gudyi Armstrong will have, March 9—Albion at Leslie high. retrospect, because written when cries out for the mote careful; • a k, will Im* acceptable. One- r* exhibits, several questions a person beating a rug or pound-',ng myself) discovered that they charge of the treasury. Mary school. tt was, the work is so much a mere treatment of a trained political all « nit, or one semester's work ^"rwng to the show are in* ing some steak I.soon found out might sleep in WelU if they knew Margetts was elected fire chief.; March 7—Wayne university political tract that its pomiible hu£ economist. The tendency to mix i each commercial law. typewrit- 1 what the noise was and quickly' gomo jfnow ciaMman who would !Tht* various floor represenUUVos! March 12—Kalamazoo at Mar- torkrai perspective is hopelessly. color with politics is typical of ig, and commercial geography, ■ — ever see your'*®4 ,nto lhr hab,t uf tak,nK 8 let them use his bed for a few *r«: Melva Bump, first; Carolyn shoU high school weakened. that fbmantie confusion which af- nd one unit of commercial arith- 2 thd heart beat by x-ray? half-bent position when I saw an hourik cutting classes became a1 Clare. Marie Carter and Donna Morch 14-—University of Detroit ! Mr. fieais has recently attracted flicts so much modern writing, a »i i it will also be accepted. vou ever Ke.r the ar..lctiw comln* toward* ™ *'ilh* habit with some while others chose; Russell, second; and Mary EUen Besides the scheduled debate*, attention as the author of "Fire on confusion which Aristotle warned The principal entrance require- ^ ^ cosmic rays'* paddle It wasn't long before the lo 8tand the gaff and go to their Densmore, Margaret Woodman,! the. squad is carrying on open for- the Andes," a study of Peru. Mr. • us against five centuries before the ] unchanged. ., Do vou doraal ot ">y anatomy be- cUaies A„ in all i( you haven't ^ Dorothy Hasaelbring. third. ' um discussions over WK AR. The * lk>als' biography of former Presl-' birth of Christ, a warning which Graduates from LM, ^ou «now just now -go to take on a reddish hue and throueh "F-" » — rv,r«#K« w.., u..., four-year high J*ar, reproduce from meva;^ th. end ol u,. „«.k It". first of these was Monday. Janti* dent Diaz, of Mexico, is apparently we still do not trouble to heed. ■ ary 14, on the topic "Should the; a scholarly work, but much of the > schools must have 15 units and huJ rpcA rwembled a piece d rrom , Mr, Beals divides his book on-those from three-year schools 12 How can »n m or operate the basic in-; writing which comes e« be fried!juicy beefiteak more than It ever. frr>m Mr.; Cuba into five parts, involving a'units. Of this amount, there must ' rtat> of k* in place of a had before, even when the " ? This discussion was car- Deals' pen suffers from the super- j total of 23 chapters. • The parts; be four major scx I deal of advancement as t far a i man's brains go since the days c Vaugr'n.«i- Ahe cave man. We paddled, do dances. R SUITS get ■ard. work all doIs of ourselves and others, nil i OVERCOATS Unfit Front,', Will Rcduceil to CLASS IF [ED PLAY POSTPONED K.nkrtbali K»nw Thur-dav $215« $2g50 $J|50 fellow This sale puts fine quality, fine tailoring and the best styles within the reach of every man. Our new- clothing department, facing on the i Hop. de- i Hon. bv Itilt Pratt. Htrk* apart 'work 1 mcnl gAitg*frr ft. A.'* entile Strand Arcade, is filled with choice new suits ! tome trace* the lltfkx' drrurr and in fine worsteds, diagonals, twists and tweeds; i up, help* tu start every dav off rich!, new sport models; new single and double . iir-tfd nil A more glaring example of new* • • and i tie a llgrnrr is the omtssion of Art breasted coats in dark and medium shades of n and get Smltn's weekly visits to Itaroth* grey, blue and brown. IMPROVES with AGE f • . may As H'lekstroni. Kappa grail now/In Dean t onrad's office Art has Sal; bud, I Wit make the important trip Hi Sherman 1 the altar in about six months. At the Alpha Phi house the or- m» i.i aelr has to rontrnd for davenport llrrh Williamson, football guard m: ti' tin who vta-. deprived of hU Scab- TICKET DEMAND EDM $6.50 " *;«■in ..Mm. \ 11 hard f'ario and Itlade pin h» Other competitor* for Ilai»e ENCINEEKS" HAM IIIIISK (Continued trom page 1) With the more secluded spots are ! .u- llrspv .lack Smith who ha* his A laiw Group of LEARN TO AHAM t moments with Mar* Mahoiv and Phil I imebangh who Ellen Mr- Students' and Young Men': 2-trouser suits DANCE llremirars' I Lt.x» in hears wafrhinc Phi Hell lt«»h $2150 $2450 Fiix-lrnl. Wall/, Onp-t.l,|, Hrrkwtth has I rirda tlrandslrl- These arc truly ter as No I on the dating list sennattonal valucn. Now SlurliitK • \'ou Rot nin'T fin- ,\.>ur niuncy w lion . Two rtltrmrh datable ro-rds 1 iirsdiix Ac Ihutvd.i 1, 7 :'lil ha\r faded from the rampu* you wear ota- WALK-OVER leaders in whirl due to fideiit* to out of I-eatiiers, Only the finest selected town tio* friends. Helen Sutton, sparkling t hi t). »ttll her hides, phiDipaDd meaty, soft and sturdy, Attend the aermus moments saves for tluw-h Kra¬ These Savings on a New Class in TAP while Eleanor Hubbard. are used in our shoes. mer large group of All litlMiKs xrrilird l.v X ltox for MEN UNION TEA Alpha Phi attract ion has week¬ end sessions with Dick William* The Pi Kaps seem to be pauini: tine Hals KI.-.W sins halt XJ.Su BURTON'S ■ Yirgiline Simmons DANCES Maltory hats $7*00 Dohbs hats S.'tMS S t.t*j Ml WALK-OVER SHOP School EVERY MONDAY ttA*hingtoti Air. and THURSDAY titRor 'ii* Clearance Sale ot ya '»ur " •' " th... Manhattan ENGINEERS' BALL ;• tlje-vt»n>pu< mug with Uh Alpha Gamma Driuiat ft 30 i m and u nimuc until Patterned Shirts !" punteg ili« tm»t fit «tru>u> audwn^v ,l» .1*1 .. to 'No >p»t m! late per- with » In a itm.h and 'miwion lg gruvimis purtv Saturday evening..part*. the oMial Ftulay night one wu* N granted fur the Pajamas Ken Hicks. local clothing vonn.«.>- < clock iur.it being tn effect. $SM> i alum rtdutrd hi tlJti ".Kwr, and hi* beautiful wife rolct- ■ ■ ■■•■■■ ■ toimd - croup "i m» .«,r;r. K-, KMI/IITS WII.I. CilVKS SiJO i alum 11 Hut id to X/>.i PAUL SPECHT • " IwKiwnU wrir mtv„I «,th Mr. Hick, dsung tire pouting. • • \DI>x • , I.IKKAKY TO COLLEGE (Continued from jurv5r* tJlu trgncr- ont> with the pug* 11 S3 Jo i alum reduced to SJ.fi.I Su.oo mints rrducrd la S.iA.i Include both collar attached and collar AND HIS ORCHESTRA ■ | Mete treasurer of Michigan." to match styles B The lid wit be blown oil the Therr is at the prrrcr.t time a' ; fonnal uason next Friday with the ■ room in the rear of the second » fcmi.necr. presenting their annual khew of the Kedgie Chemical labor, dl'daiice mhcos Report, have it latere which was originally built to that a number of fraternity menjt,- u*,i library, hut which la FRIDAY, JANUARY 18 a »j a Ire considering a bua as means of employed as a combination • krampot ration. Oct the ticket. „udy room and library, w ith meat •itgrty—they are really limited. of the books on rhemutry kept in ■ Blue Kcyere arc taking their an- the regular library. If possible nual alfair to the armory this year all tlie chemical books will be ■ *lth the lax set at Jl.M A prom- at MASONIC TEMPLE • Inent a : • Jhere a Dr(ioit orchestra is being flysnossdered and we win sec you week front Fralar, placed in the new library. According to A. J. Clark, head I of the chemtstiy department, by' the bequnt of Dr. Kedrie. State'.1 Anion Week, who early in the books wilt rank with three or four! ■ 'all featured the .urging of Bob leadmg libraries of the nation, ft $2-25 8:30 • 12:30 semi - formal «,Cn»by. has at last been definitely a, quite pouiMe that the intereat HlKkf"* «*> the dotted line. It la on moat, not used to stock books' J. JjMiiig the Junior, gboat (Tie to imnwdiately will be used to afford : January 15,19:15 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pag* Thrwl Engineers' Ball Takes Limelight As Spartans Inaugurate Formal COLLEGE W.A.A. Outlines Progran In Cuba, however, bomb throwing became a popular or able sport nmong the younger cle¬ Party Round After Quiet Period BULLETIN Of Sports For This Term ment In opposing corruption and tyranny. the Machado These \ oung bomb throwers suddenly be¬ After a very dull week-end as far as socinl affairs were Tower Guard will hold its mcct- Varied Schedule •( EvettU fer Cirli Include. came heroes and the precedent has Frntinf, Be.ket fonrrrtied, Michigan State students looked forward to the '"it erm at 7:30 tonight ball, Velleyhall, and Swimming; Point set an unfortunate example. "It is my opinion that the Men- jayineera' Ball to usher in the succession of formal af A" arc urged to In* ores- MTATR TIIFATF.lt BDOKINl.S diet a administration is sufficiently llukc University fairs which mark the winter term. j'nt t Sjritem.ii Explained. FOR CURRENT H'F.tK Lambda Chi Alpha, Theta Kappa Nu, and Alphn Gamma strong to weather any revolution¬ ,, : T.Hl«y Only—••.Mlf.l.n OF Tlir ary attempts to oust it, either from IK,., were the only fraternities to hold open houses. Coral W. A A. team practices for the J td y one hundi point. are of. I *>•» Rol*«n. the left or the right. It is pursu¬ ... Cables, which Is so popular with dancers when college '■ winter term sports start this week, j ft1' ed for first ti i membership,) Wednesday and Thursday— ing a moderate or middle cour.se parties are not scheduled, attracted an unusually larye'.'.m in military uniform with fenc ing. sWImmitig. basket- 75 for seenhd te and 21 points j "IMITATION OF MFC" starring and Is prepared to call for the es¬ 'ball, volleyball ahd rifle listed asjfm the eomplrtio if si* practices.: tablishment of a constitutional the major sports The faculty Folk club held its winter dnnrinp parly Ba«kftl»all asms with Marquette Winter term of-! interested in awimming! swimming i governnfent by a vote of the pen- fci'S the most varied of may practice on Tuesday in the Union on Saturday niyht. A Russian scene was the "tuvrrsiiy Thun.rt.ay ni*ht at 7 an program evening t'lnudette Colbert, a widow, with, pie just as soon as the terroristic sports of any term and there is an ami Saturday mornings at thftne carried out in the decorations. Scenes from this 1,1 mery Admission by stu- any'her colored cook, Louise Reavers, attacks of the opposition element opportunity for every girl to find! time Thursday at II. itrsnite land of the steppes" dent h.,„k the sport id Which she iis most Friday from!establishes a pancake shop on the acre depicted in colorful' nf '"Vial revnts for Delta Al- in-| in to 12 ahd any morning between',,narc' wn,k a< Atlantic City. Ro- Besides the'major sports «anel» arranjred around the [,,ha' ° iwnquet mun at Any sirl desiring I offered there are those considered ; |pr, jc|;i, tlmex that may he utll- ''helle Hudson plays the part of If A. A practices. A''1pr daughter. On a raing nfter- ballroom. Unusual lighting » W'™ parts held as minor sports* namely, riding. jj>ia i noon Ned .Sparks, a pancake fiend a trained and Sects added to the attrac- XaT.'"' Vjtginin Taggart hiking and skating f th<- mslsts of I Eight prnc without funds, romes into the shop mat. experienced diplo¬ I was much impressed with Tux Ensemble liven?#* of the decorations. Fencittg practices are offered in'pS., , ' . « * * team mem boasting of his prowess at devour- Colonel Baptist a, who onjoyif the two clnssifieatiii [luring an interlude in the *cTii Omega this term. Be- j p>,,, ' 1 and pnrticipi mg pancakes. Miss Colbert kindly confidence of an efficient and well iancing. Orchesis presented ginning fencing notices are hetd'gn,. the ; sots before him all he can eat. He equipped army, prepared tp meet , clever dance,.' The Big Bad r>(m„r „rlN.lv a week-end guest at tit. house Monday from 4 Tuesday at the \ and 1 to 6, and th<" lake the trior is so fond of them that he suggests violence and terrorism by armed $29.95 tt'nlf." which added to the • • • its are: Form: Crawl, bat : she box her pancake flour and put force if necessary. I am hopeful corrective room. All girls wholCj-; \l. breast it on the market. atmosphere °f tHis very sue- Kappa Kappa Gamma stroke, side strok that General Menocal, who has a Tux plan to go out fur fencing taustjdp large following, and other conser- v*«fu! affair. pflU Alpha j Kappa Kappa Gammas utll ini- Lambda Sigma sign up in the gym and report for]op XZ nnvNK tf.i.ls of i.ife Shirt tiate the round of winter t.-im Delta Alpha held formal inltia-; formal* to be given by campus sm - one practice before the end of the! week, Advanced fehrihg is given igjtj .tr.ike. free id :th. hark rrnwl. tir.M.t ,tri,ke]( «N ITB.A IN ItKVIKW Collar con fnr three girls Saturday after-' otitic* when they hold Hunt .tyle. two lenitth. fCnntlnuert from pmte n pnrty Tuesday evenings at 7 o'clock. ]Th re meet, will be held the first Tie - r.r Mary Erwin of Farming-' next Saturday nigh'. January 19 Girls who had one term of f,„, || w„„|d pruliably he rtiffi- perity in Cuba, now lorn by the • c. !•*'»»• Scott of Sault Ste Marie at the Hotel Olds Feign and his ing nre eligible for the advanced fenc-Jotv tnr form on February 19. the ru|, in ennKtterate the rrtmes of ambition* of the revolutionary Studii and I.lnka ardc'laia Mae Wetherbee of Clark i band will furnish d.mce miMt Engineer** hall. Friday. I Ins. j *.• I. February Marhado. hut one wonder, if the Tli»v «IT requirvrt 111 Iio to 2(1 ,,„rt .prort. Mari'h '.ik» tx*came active members of' Patrons will be Karli iprl American .pirit of rapltall.tle e*- "1 predict that if the Mendteta Hone Mrs ihith.i lilt' Tuesday evening prnrtlee with I. if.pon.ihle rrrnrrtitiR •orrtinK her prattlee. n» writ.!own nttrndnnee at prnrttpra. _her the sorority, j Dougherty. Mrs Arms, Mr and I.no of thr othpr " plnltatiim ,.f the Island wa. ever Saturday night the occasion Mrs. J O. The I'iK'ht priirtli'i's me required for gwimnititK meet, nre omdueted un- |ulte as villainous a, Mr deals a result of -the neW trade was Swain and Dean and nil Specht an r'ould have us believe. And from treaty t. R C. Huston teion membership In either of the do, the SimldltiK .wimmlmt rule. with the United States will he far Tea dn tiers hapter 22. entitled (ironically) Dress Suit sport that of-3 "Good Democrats." we realize more rapid than in this country, Basketball. one of the most im- and that within n few interesting creation for the 'hat our author is hardly less sat- years pros¬ lortatd and popular of the sports fined winter term, is played ac- ct)-i ds. u?» well as fhw marksmen. prndut ing stime, iafmd' with the present ndministra- Practices are t»"n in Washington tHan with perity will be revived. But, if the revolutionary groups should gain $29.50 .»rding to the two-court rules, at* hi itl Tuesdays and Thursdays at those Americans who first clapped control there will be chaos, dis- eld Mondays and Thursdays from to T> and Tuesdays and Wednes- am time from .1 to 5 in the armory, the hand of approval on the shoul- T< o practices are necessary for. ^er of the hlaggard Machado. a as none of them are united except team membership and these prnc- man whose despicable character to defeat the existing admiuistra- HV/RD5 lANlinC a\s from 5 to 6 it W A A points given for membership oh the tiecv must he in tiefnn« March 14 certainly less discernahle in ANP|I|UYT lAMSir«C ii't team. 75 points for the second 6ne practice must lie in tiefnre the the begmmng than it ultimately t« gain office The communistic • end of the firs' week Targets arr became /am and 25 points for completion to left at the' desk Girls are ' One feels that, on the whole. Mi, f practices The number of priic- niiided that i imp ,.j_ Beals would write more sympa¬ int he f.H" of $| HARPER CAMP The 'and His Band STYLE SHOP'S ty Saturday ofternoi Paris those of iMske'ball girls interested in m or- : troth,c<" C. K. !.<>wry I'hijtir r.-s:t!)6 507 E. Grand River Ave. Fashion Notes my participate In both, i*"1 i—"The Moused hack is a new jacket idea." BILL PORTER rsdav from and 5 !*.» fl Wednesday from 4jth' and fi> n.i nth. duiiiig his winter vacation 3—"Pull on a comfortable Bombs were exploded in differ¬ ent parts of the city three days be- The umrushable brimmed toque." 4X3 V Butler SWL AGAIN OFFERS CHOOSE OFFICERS for.■ we flew to the island via l»an- . '—"Be reckless ill choos¬ DRESS-SEASON ing accessories for your HAS YDUIt LAl'NPHY CASE DANCING CLASSES OF LAMBDA SIGMA spring .suit." >—"Nhnnip-pink and rasp- SEEN ITS DAY? Courtet in Ballroom Dancin( to Wll| Hold IS HERE! t*rry are a daring ItcplflLT it with a A a amg* Meetin(« Wednr>day< be Conducted for Student.. combination." Vulrani/ed Klher Cam' 92* jU a| 7:30 in Library Seminar. of the Spartan j police in their neat harking dark J hl'u linen uniforms, stationed in for the formal j fmnt of public budding, Aeflyle ^jtoE every the ] bank and lug store No one en- inspection essful. The National hotel, where the officers of the Cuban army stood lis meetings will be held tins term.i a siege after Machado'.-. overthrow, istering the is opeh for business once again. <>f Itattifi evening in Seminar 14 of the] Library The meetings last only; Perhaps you already knew this. until 8:30, and everyone interesterl Havana is the same lovely Old hall The first two or three class in the development of their World city it has always been, periods will be s|>ent ill demon¬ speak¬ suggesting, as it always lias for me, strating the fundamentals of dune- ing ability* is invited such The meeting of .the program' Euiopean capitals us Madrid ing, while the remaining periods and Barcelona. are practice sessions, attended by committer Will Iw held after the, Business did not to be very Stymied by a Stupid ? seem any league girls willing to lend meeting this week and an an-! ' their ser v ices to srr nouncrmrnt of the program of good af "Sloppy Joe's bar." There worthy a cause was no opera, of course. as teaching some of the campus meetings for this term wilt appcur! Wc spent ! men in next Tuesday's State New*. the curly part of one evening at a listen to the music, and new motion picture theater on the then to know what to do with . .. n // O/s/C/o/s/ i their feet when they do hour it. It is hoped ttiot more girls will at¬ tend the meetings this year. The WASHINGTON LEADS Prado, witnessing the American version of the Count of Monte ; Cristo, thrown on the screen with classes will lie held every Thurs- Since 1904 Washington has held I Spanish sub-titles. The Cuban the Gym anne st place, except in 1914, among.( audience seemed to enjoy the film, ] The meeting is scheduled''for■ the 'uin,w'r producing states, and- The day we took plane for Hav- Jan 17 at 7 o'clock. m 1926. its peak year, produced ana, Congressman Hamilton Fish, 7,346,000,000 feet, or one-fifth of i Jr., of New York, ranking repubii- the entire cut of the Doited States can member of the committee on • mblv. *29 93 — llurd's foreign affuira, arrived in Miami Wood Identification Contest from Cuba, where for the previous SENIOR ACTIVin LIST fortnight he had been visiting. | The foresti y department, co« Interviewed by tin: Miami Herald, All seniors are asked to turn Mr Fish spoke hopefully of Cuban oinics department, is sponsoring a m their lists of activities for 'wood condition*. The Cubans them- idetifigati..n contest in con¬ the Wolverine at once. The lists nection witH Farmers' Week, The may he placed in a box located rnenta, for the Havana Post re¬ contest Unutcd to the women ouiuide the Wolverine office. folks on.lv Some very unique printed them in full the following prizes are in store for the best Sunday, The some issue of the Tin Woiverinc oil ice is loc ated m the hubcmcnt of the Post contained, by the way. three library. lady wood technologists. pictures of our trugic hotel (ire here in Lansing. Support the advertisers in the Michigan State News; they sup¬ MEN CHECK HATS Mr, Fish said*. "If the word "rev¬ port your college newspaper. ? Beginning this term any stu¬ olution* was deleted from the Cu¬ ban vocabulary, Cuba would soon TUXEDO ENSEMBLE dent may check his coat in the become the most prosperous nation in the world. The biggest crop in men's check room in the library. Kay V irkerstaff and Hk Grckeaira lormak and Opem Hmm Putin The check room work is being i done by men for F E R A coats may be checked any time between the hours of 7:30 a. in. Cuba fication. today is the talk of revolu¬ The tion without any reason or justi¬ "I had ample opportunity, as the $30°° DRESS OUTFIT COMPLETE and 10:00 p. m. guest of President Mcndietta for PhNC flit one week, to meet most of the high government officials, and have no Includlnic hesitation in commending the ef¬ SHI U'l — TIK — COLLAR — HTtl*l — HUSK forts of the provisional government AND WAISTCOAT to bring about peace, tranquility end economic stability. Colonel Mcndirta is an able, honest presi- Wkc lie (tarlK to read >wi the utory of his life,"From to BuUrrflv,M don'l tteep. don'l M-rcam. a mBM.*-mboo*1i Old l-4d. YouH find Jaat Idas wllfc r I« * A. 4T TRYING TIMES . . . TRY A SMOOTH OLD GOLD tiff mIchtgan state news Tnesdny, JnTiunry 15, 105 3: Will Lead | BOXING TEAM TO Six Teams Begin Play in Spartan Grapplers FROSH MERMEN Hilltopper Invasion Defeat Wolverines OPEN WITH WIN CAPTAIN OPEN SCHEDULE Faculty Bowling League Wenner Scores 544 for Three Came Total in Opening Matches Double Score Lansing Cen¬ Athletic Council and Faculty Winning Four Bouts ott tral in First Meet as Five Tie Board Allow Team to Enter Saturday: Roseboom is Second With 540 as "Splits" is Highest Team. for High Score Honors. Irtercollegiates. Slilf Wini Four of F.i|[lil Match,! on Card Wilh Fall* lo Take Moot by Srorrof 20 lo 14; G,rton, Teiko, Jacobs. anil Biildl Ton Opponent! Faiilv. 141 144 n 78 13 By tiikinpr four of the oirrht matches wrtsllofl with lull*, 162 205 17 the Mfchiirun Slate wrestling' tiamleil tin- I n«-. »•-it> of Michigan jrrapplers a soiuul «trul»t#irivr t.. the tenipe of 20 to M last Saturday afternoon in the nina-ium.1 Split* The Mni/e and Blue could only mu«*ter one fall and three 168113 169 decisions out of the Collin-rnen although tin- l>«>ut \\. i« 160 135 171 I4K 149 166 closely contested throughout and the final -eon himod on the heavyweight conflict. The squad sho\Ved up exceptionally trong f..r tin- initial match and Couch Collins.' while not aide to \i/uali/e an undefeated season, can look' forward with confidence that the hoys will he hard to heat In the forthcoming ho n't *. STATE CAGERS 127 IP4 153 149 174 130 4 p Ived hv Captain Iteavely. some high class talent is list- ed on the mat roster whic h BEAT WESTERN 116 156 169 n Includes Walt Jacobs, JVrry Connnt. and Wendell (Jenson, the who the AT CLEVELAND nucleus of the contingc Wriltrn Reifrv, llniversily Wendell (lniMiti started th >• WOt ks in the I IB lb. div: Noird Out 34 lo 33 in tossing Brooks aftei 0 mtrni Thrilling Gome. Campus Barber & V resiling. ("Jenson held the hand throughout except for Beauty Shop minute* at the i hi* opponent. Ma«nuask.e<. he pinned his shoulders to the i w ffATRONtZK Ot'H AI>VrRT!f*FRS !; i May Robson WKIlNtSDAY THE GODS • TIU'RSDAV * with 3 minute* 3H wvimdn ol no Ing. lbwcell turned in a nice m \ki: a imtk: khk\k a i>atk: bit imivt ■' IIIVS.IV missA <:• over Stan Orr in the 163 lt> ci to moke the count 11-15 in Nt» Barratt's Shoe Repairing (clb(,rl favor K«ws fastened on to Hronn legs in the light heavyweight tn.i end except for a lew bursts of lion. Bos- «.»s on top The Mil the heavies' tussle remaine* In tins division t oo. n ft an RAINBOW RECREATION IMITATION of the Wolverines pit-. Wright. 235 |Mtund hchrmn SIX AM.FY* Itm OF LIFE contestant In the lo-t «»\ period, the Durand sentoi m> The Ann Atl-.i he.o v . ...J hang on in tlw next pern«l .i produting a fall, the end lontmt went to I'npt Heave a vc fh ov*r the t? of M The next home meet will l January J6 when Ohio ,St,- scales the campus with a tc unknown quality. NATIONAL SPORT SUMMARY by jack warner One of the major faults with the j University of Michigan's toothed) team lost year was the poor way in which they handled the ball Many of thru plays were mussed up when the ball w as dropped in the backficht Coach Hat t > Kipke tins o plan up the well know n sleeve to remedy this The annual call for football material was t.v.ucd last week on the Michigan cam-: pus, and Uieir first woikouU were 1 he/ore closing this pleasant evening... held on the gym floor Ttie Wol¬ verine will know how to handle i a ball next yrat. or else he won t ' be playing her hid for Mulligan will make j a comehark in the pig- • which bus been held in the interests of akin world by way of the lateial pass, on*- of football s deadliest | less th truth and brevity... may I say. » , i vTRum, ,*«» still receiving th. flw m™ at, now working out- (delitio|1, „r JV.t basketball. . Infootball -but with * j t,<,mmato> th, modem «»mi> when the fatal bios, utisday evening randier'* Marquette squad lead Long speeches have been made feU o,, ,h< tipn(T ua th, piayera tow. lateral pa,,.... in „u, Jumpo,t |,v i;.„uh «iu the illustrious Bay Morstadt in* about this and that, but when ic the earn, way that th,y pan. a t«.<- „pprd Uu. im!1 des the camp of Use Spartans m Under the Kipke plan the men WtU become expert in han- loose House dribbled | Yake a Charley Paddock turned "hal pi onuses to be the most down the colorful game of the season to be comes to a good cigarette, you can dling the bail and develop some of tidehne on a play that developed play ed here in East Lansing. Mar¬ j tha lateral pass tricks lately prr-I before Reserve had time to set quctte to date has experienced a th, collrgc grutirona. itM-lf I eery aurccajsfut season, and it wiH r say it all in just a few words ... Spring practice will rtart rally in Veering aharply h, cut tor th,l* remembered that th, Goldrn March, and if all (on well th, Unl- baakot and again th, huskv Lr- Avalanch, took tlw measure of; vanity oT Michigan will ho well on bovll* was guilty of a foul In hit Stat, twice last winter " Sir way to high place ah, one He dropped one to tie it up and be soon forgotten. ' waving derisively at the crowd; that was doing its best to dlscon-j cert him with its screams, coolly i shot the one that spelled defeat! SSSCnmblu m for Reserve and victory for Mich-1 ir'HT' 'k"1* Su,c- with five seconds left three days by i proved lift nich a ruh w ould lo «°»BIU nctKhman. Rwcrvcs paper profe»k ht£h w.oring forwan1f was fouled. be wm elected vke presideut of theyre l • mmt Md In deciding th, to fixid h,d prtvlously Mt flvt ,ucct>. -vc foula but thU tint, blew It; MILDER TASTE BETTER aa th, gun watt att ending the gam, which th* cool, calculating Roue, put on ice In the ftnal wc- onde with hia two accurate toases from the foul line.