1. S. C. Library SBt Lansing, Blch. Michigan State News 'AST I.ANSINC, MIDI 111 AN, THl'llSDAV. AI'HII. !». HM« Young andHalladay DEBATE TEAMS ANNUAL HORSF. SHOW DATES ANNOUNCED BLUE KEY MEN Theme For Water Carnival o Assume Positions VISIT NATIONAL FOR MAY 29-30 TO OPEN SPRING on Works of Carl Sandburg PARTY SEASON is News Staff Aides CONVO IN TEXAS Sorvier Honorary to Hold First Wins FirstAw Men's Trim Wins Four Out of Term Danre in Union Brail- Well Worked Out Plan Boied on Junior Approved is Ax- Six Contests; Fails toQualify Work r,.n| Editor; Trcunwh for Final Flinvritions. Room Tomorrow Night. Begins on Union Songs and Ballads is Named Rest by Unanimous Vote fcrl to Direct Co-ed Writers SQUAD GONE TEN DAYS NATE FRY WILL PLAY Wing to Cost $85,000 PROGRAM TO REQUIRE 1EARY. HUTCHINSON Co-tds Win Two Out of Six; Tickets Low Priced and May he Twelve Classrooms Art .Studios, and Publications Offices MUSICAL ASSISTANCE To Re Located in Three-Story Addition On 10 ACT AS ADVISORS Jean Reukema and Don Hittb Purchased From Members, at Northeast Corner of Present Building. lose in Extempore. Oratory. Union and Sandy's. Music Department Will Add to An«g Herds to Assist New Interest of Event to Be Held II XltKINtlTON During the IIa llttlYtt Michigan State's spring • Unrniitrolioii Winning tour tun! losing: term social season opens to- | Senior Week, June 12-13. Reminder of School Ye«r. : two. Mulligan Stato iaoUeiri*'n morrow night. April 10. with 1 I 11> ItlrllAUII YOUNG men's tlelmte fnilist to the Ithic Key spring term the State Hoard of Ann $100,000 -i, appointments of Riih- Having aoloctod David S. at its last meeting an T|| ,.rovWr f Ulu V Young, tJinsiiig. ns qualify for the eliminations at party, held In the Union ball¬ Unite's theme for the 1030 that an addition will I" « ale editor, and Ruth the National convention of Pi room from !> to 12. ed to the northeast " ooml»» «"»*». he . 01 v hVater Carnival, tho committee Tivtimseh. as x-.mxI Kappa Delta, debating fra¬ ■ , the State News were ternity. which was hold at iMm! in Will Known llrrr '""m I'm,',, *A iV"m,«V»"will' iin charge is now forming further plans for the event. MDS EXPLAIN play 1 Houston. Texas, during spring Nate Krv and hla band will Untied at a meeting of tho MUSIC SERIES ' Unite, applied science .senior, f Publications held for tho party Friday. ' mush- is well known on was awarded first prize for M-esdav afternoon, ttther OPENS MONDAY COUNSEL PLAN! the State campus, as he 1 1 j hi. theme on American baliad- jry, a theme which revolves Organization of Nrit Year'a HOTCHIN NAMED!: Annual Spring Term Student Frc.hmon Counirllori to Concerts to be Held in Little Theater. Begin Soon. LECTURE HEAD Discussion Leaders Appointed unJ by AWS; Lectures Listed Wotv for Frosh Girls. Th . Wednesday to the |H»sition of iur[r«h™V'i^pX«ri,,'wl'sT,m 1 Dorothy Umgdon *|mkr first and rulir 30 Kudu; explained the organi/ailion of the! bob on system and outlined its history. urda J granted on System llrrr llraw* Acclaim jtnws resell (tie final* According to tins speaker, visum of the ex- year will be' the sixth that en next|w^' Iter topic wax enierfng Michigan State en SPRING PARADE LIST DISCLOSED ~' •tic. vocal mm, ami ,T. j At thr meeting Tui-sdav iKimtli. Parade, to be Prac-1'M""»" (ilrlh I'ird Id Aid Innh Jn hrr talk. Marian Andro* tice; Yearly Corp. Inspec¬ pointed out Ihr advantage* and tion May 21. trior, and uigrd that member* of the freshman iUia show their In¬ terest in the next class of girls bv signing up to be counselor* only are the girl* who. act as N<>t Geologists Take Spring tounselors performing a service *>< thr college and the new fieshmen Jaunt Into Mountains but they are benefitting them* 'OMEN'S LEAGUE Mtlvrs, Hoarding to Mrs* Andro.. j! «>rps will l«* held on or about May And Ozark Mountain Giril Turn on thr Heat and Track the CO-ED TAKES FIRST ! 2o or 21 Siiould the inspecting Ladi a Few Square Dance Slept at Ruhe NAMES CHURCHILL Soils people and new situations and j tlhcers give the unit a rating of and Baiter Perform IN ORATORY MEET Test DRAMATIC GUILD widening their circle of friend¬ ships excellent," five per cent of the •t nior cadets may be dexignated a Br CLARE BOONSTlf^V. The girls who signed up to be j the rick-chipping geologists Since '• <*•"• w Rural Use TO PRESENT PLAY counselors will attend three lec¬ I "honor graduates' and the entire j rorpft will lie entitled to wear a Hilariously swinging pick ; and many of the expedition Phyllis Meyer lo Rrprewnt M. UauMM to Aaaist New tures later in the term, and thus* j -tar on the right sleeve next year S. C. ll Stale Meet in C. R. Chairman. Af*'r ,,r" '■ ^ ! who show the greatest intei est and ! A schedule of the parades and armotuzing in song, the field j knowledge was a never-«iy-di» J for \ ability will be chosen counselors 1 geology claw* whirled through the j perseverance m sw inging a ham "Th, Rock" Scheduled those being honored follows: Osark hills like a current M>nthwi mer. the lad- coilerteil spedmett "Cathedrals of Peace" was tht» : It is expected that the new head April 14— l*ractire parade. Eaiter Suodav by Church of the oration given by Phyi- ■ »f}< tornado and left a trail traced by!of everything from highway con . of the freshman counselor system April 21 —Practice parade rt Mcvi i, winnei of tho college lettered rocks and amazed natives j crete to the granite of tombstone* Cronp. j will be announced soon. April 24—Corps' sponsors peace oratory contest last night. With the versatile bus driver who ; It « reliably estimated that whe? May 5—Deans of Michigan John Brattm. who was given sec-_ Tti* Rock » piav in three art, flngeied a hot piano ami a crowd all the specimen* are finally I Stale College. w-! Vcie Houser Alpha Gam- shewing the character (jrvrloo- A Capella Choir May 12—Governor of State and addicted to pseudo-singing, th* j thrown out of the back dwr*. th» j onrf place, entitle*! his work "War, MSC students., furnished Im-; general level of East l«anaing and) Hallelujah " tnent of Simon Peter, written by Mary P Hamlin, Will be presented Heads Selected Staff. May 19 -President of College promptu entertainment* along the vicinity will be raised two inehe* Other.* who participated In the route as a diversion from geology altitude These rock* plus th- 'ontest weir Rimer Perrin, Sid¬ ♦ec-ns HiuUu, May 24—-Officers of Organised independent (,^rv^!«rt'hUV«'n ■ ney Cowgill. Maryan Ashley, and ^ *a» named secrrtar). and hl'n Myrtle Patta* «ad Ralph Raaa Reserves. At Lake Kiliarney. in the heart j plants uprooted by the botan tirlvsrd Carpenter. •Mfcy Li* Id win, jsawer Zeis Tail; The play. «.vm by the Dramatic-1 Art Naaod Ca-Pnaidab June 2—Open. * of the hill* country. j I>ave Huije fanatics should soon give Uie cam - Miss Meyer was awarded ten j folded visaed paper arwt the liquid • Guild of People* church, JUne 9—Graduating Senior Of- and Johnny Baxter staged a pus a foreign appearancs **'• elected corresponding 11 is added, creating a color depend- • to the •f N*« Cm*. square dance which will be the j Geologist* Are hlsaies dollars and the right to represent Josephine Gardner, ; ins uprn the arid or base content publ*c Michigan State college in the state envy of the hillbillies for many a j Although the bus was piled hi* contest, tie be held at Calvin col¬ H«tore Alpha Gamma Delta.; | of the soil The colored solution { • day. With ftuhe calling • toe treasurer's post by a close j is then compared with the colors • TO HOLD STYLE SHOW IK^jwith impressive blanket rolls, the dances in rustic accents and Flax- j amateur prospector* lost courage lege, Grand Rapids, Friday, Ap' Patricia Pierson and'' 17. In this contest there will be | on the chart which hare been pre-1 trr twanging a mean guitar, the ; afl<.r ongist of -ollege has been appointed state I ing growers in selecting crops tea j j haunU of the much-lauded souUi- ky night. April >4. et 7:10 Lansing. and/Doc Bergquist spin to | ern ^utirs or tothe spots of loci' chairman for the event different soils and in determining | Henry L Chapman. George S Mc- I when to use limestone The; . Mullen. Ceylon C Light foot, and -Pop Goes the Weasel." | color in a mining town The gab Harriette H. Olds down in Missouri are really choice I method is rapidly being accepted And while the southern drawls j , Ven though towsle-haired Gordon i throughout the United State* of the natives furnished constant \ Hautau did prefer to shoot his I Dr Spurway is a pioneer in the the ~ Miasourians j motion picture film on rocka rather likewise; than on feminine beauty. tn the antics of All In all it was a great trip until the i << MICHIGAN STATK NEWS Thursday, April 0, 19'5»: : think can be done to improve the jmpor. Kl'HE THEME CHOSEN J vol V(. WO HAI.|.AOAY Women'* orcaniutlon, 1 Michigan State News Constructive suggestions are always wel¬ Griddle Cakes FOR WATER CARNIVAL J COI I EGE ! N AMED TO NEWS POSTS frf to »ipi for dntr* on ih.- #ties calendar In Dean ConrnaiH-i tsors We We feel th Introduction With this issue a new administration takes control of the Michigan State News. We do so with the full intent of doing all that we can to make this the students' paper. N" doubt all editors coming into office have high hope* of changing things to conform to their SWEET AS For Easter Int.-rfraterntl* I own ideas. We have, and we hope that these the type of paper which you want to ideas will make this jajnr a letter one At present we are faced with three very important problems. Their solutions be not • .More Pledge Bait altogether in our hands so we lay themi open¬ nprn- Inivereirv ,.f M tin- th. i'l.lnri(. lit it lower when thru* ly before you. As this paper to r «t a tholishwl 11.11 Week FORESTRY CLUB MEETS $3.50 student body we feel we hnw a right to f Interfratcrni f ■-•>1 to Ifi. Th.nr \ Monday nig! ■ peet.it* omperatioii With it we are sure we . will make at least some progress in the com- argument » f ing year. I excuse. I>0. held in more journalist teaily minded students in j dt*fa\or f r working on this paper Second, we must work to* HI'O too NOTHING ELSE MS ITS FUVM IVrttrr I vplatn* I4ri With news. Third, we must interest the j exhai student body as a whole in this paper to a j classi greater extent than it has lieen in the past, j Th A LAKH ICR STAI tHir predecessor itt his tlo mentioned that taff during •**>* nwalitkati..!! rm.s has K-eii small. The of thi« i* well known to all e«»n truth I Rut ' f •' atgt May We Su&feest- the papsT. A staff overworked as was i. an not produce to the la»st of effiriein *. A larger staff that will permit you plan to hold a U'tter balanced distribution of the w< will *peed up the work and will ih the e your spring luncheons and dinner result in more efficient presentation of the parties in our freshly decorated There who iuive are many students on this campus expressed an interest in journal¬ dining rooms. ism. either through taking courses in it or by other means. We should like to introduction also our invitation to those -No Cover Charge people to join the staff. Merely drop into the News office and leave your name with a re ijuest tor an assignment It possible, confer with tlioM" a! the bead of the staff which you wish to \ '1 i hey will be able to work with {The Jimtt Tuub The Season's Most Popular SPORT SUIT—The ASCOT Styled by Robert Surrey, tailored by Hart Schanutr Jc \fo> ;I*. If- looks great icith odd slacks tut yourself this new .sport .suit The coat has short gussets untirr the shoulders and two side vents From .twin ; ifivui nu.r< at the hips. Wear it with odti »!n»r. ir t*.\t . ! t.-n* N..«t leader, slacks — it's a combination that sro.ip. kn..» that Ih.' editorial work >«i |l can't be beat for smartness and . jwiw u done M. r,uj and Thurai** mfh , comfort. Come in and see the betel* ! ( '. - - It. neat iia) . Th. ! ... until law tho*c nuffct. I ' W.i.n in their i many smart combinations we're formalin, .M'.-t nf the nutleriai couki je-t | uhdetsra a. a el! la' *ubmitte*i eaitier tn th* at lfnu.it) showing. or r.en the .taj before. All that you r.r.d do It ie ttrtere*t(»tt t, note how student, in i- contact wmr *tafi member who ufli takr Old .rent folhrn the popular leader. car* of your it«n. Thu- >uu ITttUhK work tion* earlier will a at u. in h. » ca-tern uniforn- a.* their phUoeophic*. At man. collejres tt L- fa>t.!oia.t>k to opte^e THE SUIT *24' STCUKNT INTEREST capitalism, to sink, w.th the workers and To bate help them pake!. At iclkfrs tn the west it that intcnmta the stu.knt *6*° a paper tody •« muat knoa a hat th.OM reader, want. i* fash at tabic to .^p.»r radicals with viok SLACKS From oWrratiru. a* kuoa that many .to. ence .at th* groun.b. tL.t they are undermin- t' g the America! ideal dan la never read the. paprr. Other* read it Without* t-av tnff partH'ular attet.tiun to it. They all ay tee iu the individual college*: Still other* read it. cnttcii* it in the aorst cvnaccju.title, the* emenre with stereotyped dim of the aord. but' do Bet otter their opinion* to thoae moat attected—the atatf. SUH other* openly state they could put out attitudes. It woukl be much more: whuieeomo if they fuufht it out tiocif themselves .lur- ir.jc their undergraduate day*, unhampered SMALL'S • better paper UMmscito by the dictate* of their faculties, and finally To thaar laat two cta&re* we attain a-k for arrived at a happy sash urn of thought. j jrpur cooperation. Let u. know a bat you —D. V. C. ( Thursday. April 9. IMC MICHIGAN STATE NEWS rn«f inrcu OPENER NEAR ro OLYMPICS? Sailor-"May I have , Southern Trip Cut to Walter Jacob Nears Clerk haughtilyV«-"Are 'f\ FourGamesbyRain A Position on U. S. FINE Win Four AllGames Olympic Mat Team Stttf Wirr Sophomorr Hnrlr Two t; on Hit Annual an Trainim; Even .300. HAllOAu flLLA I U NEXT FOR STATE HPI KVC Slate Wrestler to Fsce Test M Lehigh Next Week. Final ,s Univeriily ».tmltrm it » rough one nnd ineob s.. will rewrite. M,1)Uo^ VlPh™ * FOUNTAIN it-, H% (ilORtil *| \SKIN Sportcrial* is under Changes have been made. a new head] •»[, ti mi ii lit ■ »i, Mi hit standing of the honors, SERVICE 1 " r.d for the next three terms this . Hie. ... U- . r. g the K Spartans Forced to Practice On .'!) an amateur athlete ean x lilORlit M\sKt\ i»im »•- Stat.-, I..,lay is n.iiyr,-rvovivintr his Willi uite champion ip this After April 17 hi.iH-i', that of wr.-sthag tired at Lexington, Vu., j i year against the frosh ef W« thn^e wi't'k> stMni|»ed Jacob as j You can't get State, and hurled himself a pitching hall of fame, In- t : »■« uhed closely from then himself He be on. a your Wolverine Iluy iu>\v and insure yourself of a permanent record of your VERSLUIS STUDIO activities and friends. •"> • Official l'hut<>urai>hcr far the ll'olrctinc he south-paw from out If' r«v. ^< «»<• Call for your group and SI.2.T $2.2.r> to Seniors z !zrn ~ we lets of hi* >tu« Its our Jt f>v individual photos however that Utu Salt- al WOI.VKKIM-: lll'I'H K in Itnsi «, 4* x i' .» uniform that tit- %«. . . J - Open 12:2(1 to 5:tN> Library and I NIOS IMiSH if rrmrmher U*t uprinr when J'* • ; froth were coma through Mime actum* front Stale Theater •f their practices. lefty would set out on the mound—dressed like an i4i(io dancer with ants He rould l hide the hall in his pant a it went by. and opposing rn sometime* wondered if thro mater And the hat he wore' t wasn't uaiug ti for a good to vtick his gum 'between pilch The vi»»r hung wav over his fare down to his OF RICH, RIPE-BODIED TOBACCO will hi better — "IT'S TOASTED" MOISTURE CONTROL The most important single attribute of cigarettes, other than the tobacco itself, is moisture content. To its influence we owe the ability to make uniform cigarettes, to control combustion, and to govern quality of smoke. Excessive moisture interferes before the »n.r with proper combustion, and makes cigarette smoke unpalat- able. Insufficient moisture permits dry, dusty cigarette smoke to impinge upon the delicate mucous membrane of the smoker. Suppose wme< k" V.SC him then Man Aar. j.ynn hag (H.r Ww LUCKICS ARE LESS ACID! Recent chemical tests show' that other mi ■ spft i out theac populor brands have an excess of acidity over Lucky Strike of from 53V to 100V. -P ft the M't- Chapel Hoi T. be lived game Mailer* .. - wir at Tw- Ft !.** year o- been 1 the coveted inner de-' the K&mmm * Ha > be a»t year, 'IT'S TOASTED"-Your throat laaa up of much the protection-against irritation -against cough BLUE KEY SPRING PARTY ate Fry's Orchestra FRIDAY NIGHT UNION BALLROOM 80c per couple Thursday, April p. jri-,- MICHIGAN RTATF vrw- FOUR CADETS CIVEN Blue Key's Spring Term Party To Be Held in Union Ballroom STATETIQUETTE —— |85 CANDIDATES OUT FOR FIRST CORPS OFFICER STATUS 7Va£k-OuifL comet Friday Night Will Open Season "'\Vith winter term an,I its brilliant formal* past, the spring t rEHrHiGRID PRACTICE term »oei;;l season open* tomorrow night with the Blur Key . fpring paitv h«M in the t'nion ballroom frofTf 9 until 12. Barhman Must Replace Seven ! William A Mr Spring term parties are market! bv upusualne** rather than Star Regular! l.o*t by Cradu-'m' Impreiiive.! j" ' glamour During this season, the Forestry Shin-Dig, with its ation; Freihmen JAtllll NKAHS HI VMIMI S lumberjacks ami log-rhains, old time*parties, aoeiul..parties, M1SMIR the Water Carnival ami events of Senior week are scheduled. Nate Fry. long popular on the State campus, will play the It. Charlie HARRY lliahnmn'- -prinir SPARTAN NETMEN • Clever application of Blue Key party. Mr and Mr*. C. O. Wilkin* and Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Davis have been named# START NET DRILL Out for Rfvrncf streamline engineering 'makes the toe look jhi as patrons for this event, yesterday a* the workouts on ! and shorter. Actually, Fergie and his band will) furnish fhn music for t HERBERTURGES old Coll,. agi ' ' State Has Four Veteran! to toe-room inside. Brown cult. ■rhman. who has I Build UP N,w T"m' Kappa Tau o|n»n hotis Sat unlay night. The PI1 BILLBOARD LAW announce as patrons-ldeuteiw Hurton's Walk-Over Boot Shop cnt and Mi- H \ Pi «k. .md State Forestry Head Otter a Mi and Mi H S ' ' ' p|an for Regulation of Roadiide Signs. Phi Kappa Tau ..f P A I In .1 \M TIMFS TOO \\ 'The Perfect Gentlemen" hud Ntarrtnx FKAN'K MORGAN H.E. INSTRUCTORS — FRIDAY and SATt'HHAY - IIK I,IVKl> ONLY FOR SONG ATTEND MEETINGS # -ami i«i rUMir* iiii A Vacation Convention* Held in Wathington and Nashville. x'^^TIBBETl 'auHCHCC !o ; ' K*; The «»hsHiule full, I A«»« .5 Apt I .M I — Kalama/or C of M„ METROPOLITAN ,n I Apnl 24— Wayne \ VIRGINIA BRUCE M. Api.: .to - Mich N'» !M. Af . 10 4UH .hr. I ALICE BRADY Thegreetest CESAR ROMERO WOMEN ATHLETES the thrill in sound voice of TIBBETT THUISION HAlt et he tings IUIS AIIIINI For I he START BASEBALL '"P#gli«cci," "The Ro#d to J Faster iMandaUy," Die To»#«do»i Parade tSong from "Ci'mtn," "The/ Two-Week Practice Period to \B a t b • » of Seville, End in Intramural Contest : De Glory Road, 'Feuit' ' Hours Listed. Under-grad st All W MONDAY Oddity - : "I el'* Danre" H hsUW - Clothes Tin: MOST "III.KSSKD KVKNT*" ut the t utrrtainmrnt Year CELLIST APPEARS WITH SYMPHONY Schuiler Conduct! Kalamaiun Students Invited Co-eds Attend Orchritra Last Week. To Easter Service AWS Convention Peoples Church to Give Early Anthony. Andros, Shaw, Bal- Special Service for Stu- Urd Leave Nest Week for dent Members. Dennison College. It costs 11s more to build a car like this Ford quality rocs far below alloy-steel that contains 13%' the surface. It is built into chromium, 1.?'nickel and every part of the tar—in those 2 ; silicon. This unusually Hit of the Season! things you sec an.! those that high alloy content increases,, PATTON TO APPEAR hidden. We say it with resistance to heat—insure, * Toasted Butter Pecan Sundae Tim rk»HM Ad, 1*1 Rr,ulU' WITH CHICAGO SYMPHONY arc assurance — because it has more efficient, economical been the expcricntc of so performance and longer life. YOUR EASTER Intake valves, well many millions of drivers— as as of SANDY'S that many months alter your exhaust valves, are made HANDBAG - first ride you will still be say¬ this more expensive steel in ing—"I'm glad I bought a the Ford V-8. It is one of IS HERE Ford." several good reasons why the WANT!IV—KtDK The Ford Motor Company Ford engine is singularly free Daw Ruh#, author Of thu» HAVE YOUR HAIR WAVED is not content with ordinary of valve troubles. WyhjM I.kr a xuit to Iknt.W Vloleta are almost as tradi¬ HarUi or Kalamazoo any ttnw for the specifications fur materials. It costs us more to build a Uwnrrw He hope* to contort tional as lilies for Faster. Its own standards of quality car like this — yet the price Cart Samlbut g at his home near A slender slip of Mark satin tU-nton Hartxir to arrange for the port's appearance here as BLUE KEY SPRING PARTY for many important parts are of the Ford V-8 remains low. considerably higher than Ford manufacturing methods water carnival speaker. Under a bouffant dress of IB* Soolh Woohlngton %%rn«* Tomorrow Night usually accepted standards. save many dollars for Ford tulle. Ford valves arc an example owners — and bring fine-car p Tunic-dresses are all over of this extra value. They are quality within the reach of Paris—on the smartest M. K. O'Connor Co. EXPERT OPERATORS made of a nickel-chrome every one who driver. women. Announces the Opening of a New FORD COMPANY Sc and 10c Store College Manor Beauty Shop ,3 rtiejgyleSLop Formerly Iten Franklin Store Across from stale Theater 116 We Allegan School Supplies Cosmetics —