Michigan Sta te News iror«TMVO MrrT TO\t(lflT AT I SO WITH n»wvni toil!en RANT I.ANSfNtt, MK IIIC Arc-tniUltAV. MAItfll leading State Track MSC ROASTERS Two of Oldest BAND ATTRACTS Three Classes Will Meet Local Groups StarsHereTomorrow LACK VIGOR OF. Will Combine TICKET BUYERS Next Monday to Nominate TO SOPH PROM for Annual Carnival PROPOSED IDEA Phvlram and Tiimnira Frt- Innitir, to Eventually For Winter Term Election Stuslents Fail to Cooperate in Selntion of Art Kassrl and Hit Prtilion National. - lluntlrrd unit Font Fnlli.v, Divisional Criticism of Pio- Orchestra to Piny Cnusrs Juniors, Sophomores and Fresh¬ g.ptfirnlim Ci|hl ScltooU. Large Audience fessois Near Sell-out Already. Coach Says Football men to Open Campaign sea¬ SKedulril to Compclr Hears Concert 4tr. f,r ll.nori. bp Fenermann ARTS CONVO DRAWS 14 OTHER PLANS GUARDED Improved by Fair Flay son fur Leading Campus Join. Music llrail Fntrrlains Ar¬ Tirnnil Roaster is Postponed Drrorativr Scheme Ideas Are Raclirnan l.ists Spottsmansliip as Finest of Qualities in Talk FIRST ELIMINATIONS spiRTAN COACH NAMES as Result of Scanty luin outs Not Revealed hy Committee Closing Mortar Hoard Social Series in Utile ^ TO HE HELD MARCH 12 tist at Reception Fol¬ 30: WESTERN SECOND at This Week's Ciatherings. Chairman (how. Theater Thursday Night. lowing Profiam. Student Council, liberal Arts ,(i Jump R«ord Apprati Mv I fl MAYA II* IIAKVftY IIARtllNliTHN Board, and Union Board Pos¬ Cril,m to Fait; Prrlimi to Michigan Stnte college «lu. j • TJie ijujt Ki-t I if Vet sellout ' itions Will he Contested. Sl,rt at 3 P. M.,' With Final, J.V • tie so|i|ioliio|"e i laI hi;* „ 7 P M. Wn k when III Ml ih'otn iliirnta | l.HHH.I M\SKIN Win- hough! Hi four iliiys. i, K "f tlii- I'lilli-tfintf Ait KllHMel, the arheiluleil in in the Htatr, mmv- iUm*m of the I'nlvcr Mulligan, will hut tie n nn llnton•!| DEBATED BY STUDENTS . (Mbrwl. now Fmploynd ; j ■ varsity rnakh at At that firne therp will to thr tx-opard Falcone. Who hai liver*ity of Ro- credit a minimum of 56 hours at , the i,rtiU of corresprmdrnf (hurch. Concord. Mich . .mur.1 cl«r.on of ..ffiicr,. Muct-! charge of the.ir rehr^fstal# great and good the beginning of winter term, and , f"minai"d„ Irom **•»■« colll«' Or Irm, H OroM. who U oor-. wn of new member,. prMenUtwn Stanley Butler, piano j (rlend-by-correspondence of Ghasi |one seeking a junior class office „ ' ' "VOr °' lt" nt"" C""'rd. frclhrricn. too. will deb.* 'h' on u,vt. from the hwnc „onomk, ,( u.. new V p,„. .and . speech! student of Prof Lewis Richards, j Mustapha Kernel Pasha Ataturk at the spring term election must * r,K , , ! Representative in; ,vm,n| wlien Norman Jone. | dlvlI1(m hrf# a[nvK| Unnnaby R,.vtrend rjienn Fry of the. who Is known for his careful, ar-j And in. caw you don't know have to his credit a minimum of iTTtu,! Economics club Tues* 10 ">ke,p *"boird "7™ num^r|-"d Kenneth Greer compete with ;ear|/ lh„ mon,h ^ „ntmu, Nu(th Method.,t church of Van.- i tistic execution, can be expected ; who Mr Ataturk is, he is the i 76 hours at the beginning of spring f• 'reahm.n affirmative team " March 10. at 7:30 p. m -**1 -*— ,urv,y of the col, of ,lvin< |r,hn< ^ Wlt ,„„h.rBe| to add much to the evening's per-; president of the republic of Tur*jt*nn. ,. n. ,.,u ,.,^.-[^1^ ot lhe thairman, Bill Ingle *« ^.bri.1, who .« ^roOu.t- fCWF STUDENTS ASK I before the Gilead Grange. The I Dean formance. t key, and he hat been bombardmg. 4. Any candidate seeking a , Marie Dye. This survey Is To Offer Beethoven Septet ISchnidman with pamphlets, mag- sophomore class office at the win* next evening, March II, before r| DISMISSAL OF FUXY the Wheat hrld Grange. James j being conducted by the United Sutes jjUreau of Home Economic* fices to be vote Nominations for the various of- upon are. , The famous Beethoven Septet, a/ines, and books about Turkey' ter term elections must have to *** «t this well known food cs- I New York City (ACP)-The Amsden and Gerald inter, fresh- " talked about so much but seldom [ever since Schnidman sent a re-j his credit a minimum of 15 hours |to determine , Jor dent, John Taylor, Richard Stow; nt. This talk should battle over the retention or dis man debaters, will meet a fresh- heard, will close the to Pre*Went Ataturk for ma- jat the beginning of winter term. - particularly intrrctinjf to of the College of the City from Central State j! wafe MieM and lhe kv#1 of in. *CT«Ury. Harold Hoffmey.r, Cuf- ,vmDho„i, terial #g.rlal for tnr a > thesis hm thasia wtRifig on* asking g I ^ comtt fcnd DocU)r Grou |f m fjf tis Patton; treasurer, Joe Lash. 1 *ho Inland to enter the held of New York', prelident. Frederick in slice and development. In it on Turkey. office at the spring term elections Teacher, college of Mt. Pleasant the five regional Gerald Winter The defeated nom¬ . nhome economic B Rdbinmn. ha. been reopened only seven instruments assume One of the real eye-opener* j mutt ha veto hi* credit a minimum the furvey. inee for the presidency will take -^'uuatin*. "n of the club However, all mero- with the demand of the inatltu- tion a itudent council foe the re.- CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS The actual work of the survey the office of vice president- the work of a symphony orchestra Schnidman received was a bound and obtain the color, ensemble and copy of a speech the president had j of 29 hours at the beginning of are Invited to at- done by women hired by the All male students of the Michi- j spring term, . . omiacd an en)oy- ignation of the man they believe effect of one. This performance delivered on international affiar* j 5, Any candidate seeking p ~* *bd beneficial profram. disqualified for hla poaition. PWA who make a house to house tfan State College who are inter- will be without a conductor. R —a speech that required Ave day#; senior, junior or sophomore office "Wia Reber. • member of the The action of the student body canvass of the designated com- ested in becoming a member of Keith Stein has had charge of the for complete delivery, and .i! aUk special fall term election must followed the recent report of a munities. The answers to thcirjthe Y. M. C. A at this meeting rehearsals of this group. translation of which covers 7241 have to his credit 142, 92 and 42 special alumni investigating com¬ are requested to register Intentions The following men are to be printed pages | hours respectively. with Richard Stow, chairman of mittee which asked for the diamia- initiated following the concert: And Turkey's minister of the the membership committee. The ml of Dr. Robinson. Donald Morrison. Robert Felberg. interior sent him a letter which new pins will be available to all "We do not believe that the closed thus; "If yoU think you! members who have paid their need more material in the prepar- INTALI-TWIOIU ly let us know about it?" -TDIMO MIC mo AN SPATE NEWS Frtdity, Mnrvli fl, ! I.AKCK I'ltOWl) III \|{S Michigan State News 15 coi i kgk i U KA R Pn'*vnts Duck Situation Requires i 1 I'll IK IMI A\N i frcHii COXrt'lji SNOOPY j BULLETIN - j ™ii°<"va^r Remedy. Says Bird Man ' R»k Limit Should Br Cut to Inturr Futurr Supply of Waterfowl. ,.m m Martin Lilt. Si,m. Alpha Rrta ^ Mt|f> n njrff|j|r o( y. R K(i||nM , M, Mcronrt to I'itrttM Topic Bird Sanctuary. Turtdfty, March 10. Nominations Im in mi V< KITS Thcr. I vrffnmat ■ > ~Mond*> in ji ».lua# »• fti'ttt • t*lt tr- s» ft» twin f irrHifii 11 a < I S|i»i'M« > Cold Koast *il» and putu h I hit! Inti'tvi I h«* i*>c «»u! thr pur* I h.:a thi. I m«tni.-li •iiikIi uttii (toiliili- 1, "the final full l»rlt hi halt .aoeeUosi plants. ?H'pfi\ ttnxtui 1 — SHiniso * IVssfrw -who: •SIS. "»t> $25 >! vs imos riit tt.it Mutt* ui t** » tS.'t H. Mi*hin(imi A\rn«* CLASSIFIED I . 'Vy Small Fry Series: The Freshman 0dicers Nothing; is o e\rer perfect ! - •' w. iittcr what we there is no comparison be¬ ::;.ok is the ;:n. >| car in Kurd tween the Id.12 an.1 tfjh.car*. histors. Hut p..- .*r ucvcr con Lord engineers do not work ■ ■. . ' p. -..,: an.1 fio.sht I with yearly models in mind.' STRIPES 1 engineers are The lord Motor Company Aftt IN (teemed. One# J year W( docs . net wait tor introductory introduce new modcli—aince dates to incorporate unprovc- that .»the cuftum — but cx»n ntcnts. As soon as exhaustive ttantiy we tr.aice improve¬ tests prove that a new mate¬ ments m our .at, for that is rial is better, into production THE sell work of Bell be called Telephone "assets in the makin»." It dealsmiciil Laboratories *iib ■ •»: i.tdong habit. We don't it gocs 'When new machining man; problems wbo-e solution Mill be of great fnlure Mr. Hook Got Hooked wi t for Show time make value to lelrpbonr users. to processes or new inspection Tbe truth of ibis statement U in'lieated liyiiuprorr- a better car. methods arc proved superior, certain!;, hi.» * an *.»•••; u<: menu already developed and now in daily use. H»c Hat*r. Mr. Htin .*•- • -4 Bread of this 1$ the present in they go also. eons en.eat handset » •> .* telephone, the dial system, new IVlr.se-tf LWtronster tiyra-rai Kartay. oS«r.al pa- Ford V-S. In basic design it is The purchasers get the ad¬ tr.«afr dwpwka**- of tf>« S.» Iwo r iiwsk, the fw.i and almost tbc same at when in¬ phony are just a vantage of all improvements faith! ui •mw;. HBp.Lir.yJ his i v. revolpet master t» he more eobvKoU- 4 thy W ei far. t troduced four years ago. But as soon as we are certain that i IVopW tin, u* thought Mr. Hater ..a. . rr; r.t U t Hai-sr hot: supported in performance and economy they are improvements. • republican governor Ho also tJ a: *r, lan'msatior of the elate relief system would be in ortfr, and *cru«d Hater FORD MOTOR COMPANY of fraud amour tuts So several dollars. Mr. Hatwr welcomed the prwpMl of an ii.ivttgaUua. ami pusjitsvi out that Mr. Hook hasn't I.ktx. him ...me he an* ttoueoec that Ho,*'a family werx; on relief. How Mr. Farley will settle the case is a matter of conjec¬ ture. The best method vsuukl probably he to ask Mr. 51*her to be a detijwcral. (VhtsV. March fl, 1 !>:!(! MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Psf. * MVs,WRESTLERS MEET CORNELL C. TONIGHT Hurry WUitwr ! X • /I ff* w-i ' - «> ••>!<.»»•» rmummimrn" pnnniipnn 1111ft' ! ■ — " I »-«■>— <- -Aim.-. •- . Collinsmen ...The... FROSHERS Engage HAVE inj Last Home Meet Sideline Coach A BANNER VEAR at Gymnasium,7:30 —ru"!N BASKETBALL I'irit Froth Tram Sine* 1925 Cnplftin Wd»lfl Jaroli Wrrt Having (Inhratrn Record; National 155' Sit VirtorirK, No llrftali. Pound Rrnwl, It* ItOtl "I I ir" I KM IiSON iti iwm limit w* W in!»• ijiinilirlunkH t'otiiil S With no Iruii* uf «loH|uni till It lionrd tailing nikiiiiF, j •nml Milt employ inn a limit In 'I|< froali toil lit or I Mil Ih*|INI» j itiaivirnrd for the iiirrowt n mily thill* utnlor Jin k j onomy, t om li l-YmtW ColhiiV I'oat A ft or 4 ho o|*»n«> of tho double ipinrtet of mat urn* foot halt \ fortrh j riora ataml roaily aouHon, Tntn for tkoir Hivth rtniU'h of tho Kinir took tho voiirllinfM tin I notnott to. 11*» ««»ntr»»l, anil u roiiirht what I BILL SMITH IS LOST TO STATE BOXING SQUAD Saturday Only SMALL'S FINAL H 1 Each puffless acid SALE 12 TivO'Trousvr A LIGHT SMOKE Student Suits OF RICH, RI PR-BODIED TOBACCO Hocnman hand»r the lev- . All kinds of people choose Luckies, analysis shows that the top leaves coo- turr fox cucli for reasons of his own. Hut every¬ tain excess alkalies svhich tend to give wtvK w»d will I pomt* one agrees that Luckies arc A Light n harsh, alkaline taste. The bottom and je c n r r a I f'» Smoke of rich, ripe-bodied leaves tend bnutrr tobacco. to acidity in the smoke. levin pi:;rteT Urn**, and what and be the c,*r X>rKui;*e »v, * w.ii.-a-r Metchma »u, enr.ceet, A Completely New FVra*>r.a»il As n happy-gro-lutky roUinjr s Halt is ^re^araUao far the **»• The ton wOl ftnl GiKAt Deiu feet tto rrark ef tot Mia to aa %np tti 8*.*tHi:s Trass**-. tT**nnirnf / • • « 5 TW*d** :*-.£ I# i The >ir. tuv^*; Fore-Square ■HimsflmHMre «w* lunw S^-a K\*?s» ew&tort*m*4 Alto** Ffci WALK* OVERS f'bewsar dLrswe Kvaiir eve-' At the A^phi PN fwraai S*t- is*,. *»2 tJ»2 * maPBtHf totts*? ' »-rd*j rvce&ag sa the baSr*** at r ««iuato*.r , Kiitf OkLv the foot* * be EVtas (EbaaMk Cceir»l P?ni *n4 Mr* i ♦ * * aMfdraoe that j ' than ft tamt TkShdsJ&op Ai fcsst « K DHU na&ssif party I>St* Tueeday eve- e&tortiuraed s & Kcmcixxm end Mr P H &tVrw* • • • end Ms* nearlj ftU the instructor* on thej .'cawsfMS tod thccaelv** sn the: 'same fix Who u respeauefelft tori CAPTAIN