M. f. C.Library Bit Lar.slng, Bleb. Michigan FAST 1.ANSINH, MICHIGAN. State Tl'KSUAV, Al'RU. 14. !!•:! News Kobs Sending Squad FOUR YEAR OLD COLLEGE ABANDONS ADMISSION BOOKLETS CLUBS TO HEAR Committee to Hold Drawing Through Last DW//s FUND SHORTAGE TO EFFECT BIG SAVING Students are warned to keep STATE FACULTY For Water Carnival Floats track of their student receipts, AND STUDENTS for Opener Saturday PROBE REOPENS jn Union Next Tuesday Night as the athletic department has $8,000 Loiiei Bring Further Prnidrnt Shaw to Give Addrrit at Opening Banquet; Gov. I All Organization! Irvitrd to Investigated h) State Offici¬ „ T.lfd* C»m( Nr...: Hill YWCA TO DRAFT als and Police. Fitzgerald to Speak Alio. Variety of Activities Have Representative! Prei- cnt at Meeting on April 21. „ Walter■ to Pilch. TERM PROGRAM CONDITION CORRECTED PRESS TO GIVE RECITAL Worked on by Blue Key CHAIRMAN APPORTIONS DUG OUTS NOT READY; Beatrice Brody of Muiic Depart¬ Organization Cooperates With Local Hospital, Athletic Depart¬ New Officer! Plan Intrnsiv Rnmori Spiked Charging Col¬ ment. Dean's Office, and Student Council in WORK AMONG HELPERS FIELD IN GOOD SHAPE Lilt of Activitiri to lege With Attempt to Aid ment to Appear on "Church Working Out Its Projects. Muiic Brrakfatl" Thuridav Dates for Other Senior Week Start Soon Fraud in Military Dep t. Hitting Well in Lite Pr*c- tH ItAKVIY HARRINGTON Coo|HTuti»g with the loeal hos Activities Are Set by Class tjctil Kohl Emphaiiirs Bunt- v III VAUA (1KAM.IK Many and varied ale the pro-' pitul unit, the society will hold President, Dick Colina. Fragment!* of a four-ymr-! ivts. either completed or in the. lecture in i( ind Pitching. - .tlil fund Khortajri* jrrowing out i 1 Michigan State college fac¬ ^ the little Theiitr lit tillllAMI A. YOING »t" grafted military t'ivs were! ility members and students B, At. TtltlLKR ' With plans tor the 1936 t'xhunu'it • during the past; (will take un active part in the Water Carnival already as¬ Working down the home ,|a> vvuukwhen tollpgp authorities| program held in connection ' of the pre-iwaxon iii.. suming definite form. Ken IH»- sirt.-h requested the State Attorney J with the annual eonvention of nininit whedille, Couch John the Michigan Federation of !Lunge, chairman of the Water li.tM ind his Spartan haselmll ^ tlenerals Uepartnient to make] a full investigation of the] STUDENTS TAKE iMtiHie t'luhs which will open Carnival commit.too announc- »d late Monday that the draw¬ ifineiration were putting the )(,'u I at the Hotel Olds in Lansing VACATION TRIP latter. i tomorrow. ing for lt«>ut - would U» hold Sail touches to drills which „„ 1ST? Audit Revealed !.»«« The event will start with at T» ;CMi next Tuesday, April t State mentor h«|H>s will lin¬ aj lecture l*iocruns During in the l'niott Memorial ing a victor)' over Toledo '' a four-year te I banquet to la* held at G;8U] 'il liversity at College Field !>"• re of a former custodian t Hotel Ad. Group Attrndi Mid- j building. tihtani/Htion. n,.i tirday. Only three days ippliek for the I mat milita Writ Convention Hrld j College in among those scheduled, At this time each fraternity nam More the annual t lit' gleet the gorst* with a short festivities will lw* fur in Chicago. t I j talk Others " ship freshmen * Spartan hang-out ale f While must of the students were ; aid. Mayor Templet* ay for t f it and senior .students ; diamond at College •dminiirtration course ! Ine shape for the »> ucago uiteiutmii the' even 'though it has open the musical run vent inn with | a recital This i portion uf the i h> be the featured tire opening day LIBRARY SHOWS ouple of we the Wei a ART EXHIBITION \SSIkui-II Paths K the gam« ; Dutchman> by Wagner. Maay Michigan Artists Among- • Prophet" by Schumann, Those Represented by idf Melatiehulique" bv Tr tlie irregularities Selected Group. • title ' their appearance "Might" bv Kni'baiuki. tlie last of New Inquiry to Clear Cast I exhibits Showed different pitas •Iwi.tch 1« dedicated to Cut Charles An exhibition will probably <» Wilson will To allay suspicion and re of the hotel business provided for both squads •jLtml^rgh Archie Black will be contemporary Aiuei icart ent rumitn that the college j Michigan Suite college sponso on display in the guilt of 'the ! At the Hurler Net Yet Chosen ' 193 '• »»Ut, McllOp«ll INDEPENDENTS The outlield wilt have eitl "Minf eyes which brought Results < ! this i Onaway in Fresque Isle county, -r dvponti each ttmr it emptied ||f, Fabiaa Elrvltd President ttxir straight wins in the j petted to have a should be cailet! a "disappearing Rac.ll l.umbrrlnc Troold, & Kobs had Herrbach working on the government |( M„,;a| Frida). Subject Matter Yarlrd "s >"'«»«» l' .Inklioif ink, it from th» Acrordin* to •toflm and phot-i- f>n the back of each canvas f« j feeling that at curve-ball* exclusively vaster-i die future of-the imiM-r raod to tlia Motion on «i-o- praph». j.ur, a lumbrrlna and the other huriefs put in > has no delin logy and minerology by Or W .ompany d.-p.nit»d It. log! in this omcrr. for Ifu- rornlng y-ar "" «rt,ft..lr, fo.n.ahing ."""l"" fe»xir or so of hard work will assure the <»V Y A. througti the coming *tuxi! " who are not farm Ai no Wf furnish during recent prac- year Nor will anything definite be y,, n A.ademy of Science. Black fake But Ju.t before th- aftern W .. until O . -a ... Saturday, although; , , , , dry hole and other! preont a' forever Then, after the log. had "CT'tary. and Mra. Charlea W To Hold Meeting Tin- plays are all light come¬ 'tcularly an„.H» that ,t. aa!l« on intr«pective material,,„ tel lh, g,y W|U p, mod,,. j Tcra Mtfi •( Hoawary picking the plays; the main put- tlCISYKA# TO ATTEND gy Music Society A>«cu umrr of u«t d^- meter and IM f«d When •" relation to character and t.me ^ „ u„ deucrt-brutge and Myle pose being to amuse. This presentation Is open to the DETROIT CONVENTION ' trict pointed out ^."Sometimes it t* he beard of the "recent disappear-11"*** books considered were "r-u- ; ghow. sponsored by Panhcllenle ] Beta Alpha Sigma; and sometime* it isn't Kight now j ance/* he discounted it as a myth roP«" bX Briffault, "The Thinking j ^ j^y, Saturday afternoon. April i honorary for art and landscape j^h-e student body and faculty, . tlid. Yakelcv. collcg. : Frttluua Ca-^ it AvarM it IS a lake of a .httle more than ; or a distorted account of a by WeBt- *nd "Tbe ; II. from I 30 to 4:00. in the Union ! students. Will begin its spring j,nd ll u hoped Umt there will be ca. will attend the three-, *»#ldra«ip WW f[ a ll a mile in length with a width in;temporary recession of the lake Puritan" by Saritayama 'ballroom. Tlie gowns to be dls- term program with a meeting|«uni<-ient responjte to warrant the invention of the American by Stfau Alfba late. prota>rtion. In places it is a rather But in Onaway he was shown pic- "ri. W. C Dutton i for the meeting. wa# chair- (piay^j will be from the Style Shop open to all art and landscape stu- mor® Biese pl«y# i»« Lansing- Tickets twenty- j dents, Wednesday evening, April, •*iation of Collegiate Regis- i deep lake. The exact depth has j tures of the dry lake bottom, five cents. < 15. from 7:30 until 0:30 in thej Detroit M;.. Jean Lincoln, Grand Rapid. b«naa.-rt.!ncd when thv lake rounded by aandvd U-rracaw 150; -TTT. ue.c RIFLEMEN TO MEET The afternoon's entertainment is art studio# in Old# Hall, tbe opening of th* ctm-lpUmat. ar.d M.m Sera D.vu, :flulh« iUr:' »«• "' feet in height The picture! had COAST GDAXD BOOKS Htll open to all college women and to | Marthi FUhcr and Dorcas Ful- j Kkm Tueaday. college problem. 'Cellwt of Battle Creek, were In- ■ m»r.ner rnewt intere«ing I been taken in 1*31 when the lake : ■ a be diactmed by university of-; jnlo Alpha Iwrnbd. chap- j h"v* h4d prlvU^ ^' 0^^'* :,u • | Th* miliUry departmentcontain-, haa re- j are alumni of Panhellenic. ler are in charge of the meeting. ] Pershing Rifle# will hold « *" " kit parla of the United trr of Sigma Alpha lota, women', ing thta - " required to make reservations i Guest# include Prof. C P. Hal-j smoker Wednesday, April IS, with , - ap-j with Mr*, fcd Vandervoort or Mr#, jligati, Prof. A. G. Scheele. MU#J.jaH active# and inactive memlMgrt iprofe«ional mua« fraternity, re-1 th« part thirty yean. _ e i cently. ! * of cadet# to the U. S. J H. A. Mills by Thursday night and F. Clark, J. A. Person, will purchase their tickets at the Goetsch, E. Braunrr,Mix# Alma expected C New- attend. 1 terested IntoPershing The society's scholarship, given j reading door Saturday afternoon. College man. C. E. Wildon, and Misi invited. girls may purchase their tickets Katharine Wlnckler. There will be an adinissior that according to the 1 charge of ten cents for the meet- MIOlIUiAN STATU NEWS Tuesday, April >of absoiuteiy no thought content for the TO APPEAR HERE Michigan State News j magazines. If his work is long enough to be GRIDDLE State Iheatei five six pages of advertis¬ continued New M. S. C. i on or ing in the hack of the issue, and interesting enough to entertain anyone with the mental CAKES Jewelry ; CHEMISTRY— qualities of a child of ten, it is sure to win for him an income of Slii.000 a year and up. A lot of peroxide has gone over , WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Banners the locks rincc Anita Loos wrote "Broadway Hostess." with Willi. 1 (n the first pursuit, the author made the' her literary milestone. •'Gentle¬ Shaw. I.jrle Talbot and Allen -' mistake of thinking that the American public men Prefer Blondes," and run* Jenkins. Tlis Kirst National film Pillows I wanted quality. But he learned that they that author***." declares that the new . want something more on the order of "Fx- greatest product of modern chem¬ 1 Mistress," which they don't have to buy. but istry nettes is losing .favor to the bru¬ and "brownettes." Miss Fountain Pens i can rent at the corner circulating library for Loos explains that the blonde be¬ ia few cents. • • came obsolete during the depres-, When he got into the pulp fiction held he «ion. along with her gold-digging and Pencils But now. Miss Loos avers, the de¬ wa< showing a rare appreciation of American pression has ebbed and left a new ! industry and hi# business. He had remember- i ed the old advertising maxim that "people prefer the darker tones Michlgai I didn't buy: they were sold," and he win* State men voted why We Mill wonder the brunette Paginj!: Mr. Barnum helping to sell them. His literary endeavor | whs influencing the reader to turn to page State College Book Store j&j. where the reader would learn all the lat¬ It was always said that he who built a i>el est innovations on the Boober Vacuum Clean- ter mouse trap would have the world comini to his door. It might also have t*>en s*i< uld To curb this process "f literary degener¬ that he who proposed the dizziest idea likewise be bathed in bright publicity ation. Weeks has suggested several remedies. It seems that it was with hope •uch » Libraries which buy books for their cashless result that Lewis Conn Jr.. of Princeton, pro¬ customers ought to pay authors a set royalty, posed his Veterans of Future Wars. The idea and rental libraries ought to pay extra for of a bonus for soldiers who had not ye! fought the books which they handle for the reader a war was so crazy that the originator had of limited means, he says. no hopes of its success. He admits that he Hut unfortunately these plans have faile< wanteil publicity. There is no doubt that he to work in other countries ami might la got it. equally unsuccessful here. And in the mean¬ At first he received much commendation time the author of talent sells vacuum clean¬ for what everyone thought «.e a new way of ers. detergents, and underwear. —1> V. t' advocating peace, it was thought he had !>ecn wise enough to realize that the greatest wea¬ pon in possession of man—ridicule—would The "Whereas" (iaji aid in the fight against war. It al«o appeared that that was mm N a start, that other Ju«t what niore feasible idea* would follow. Whereas sere. a loll We of Sow wo riv beginning i«» wonder. All over cated people. the country myriad." of chapter*, auxiliaries have sprung up What ' and affiliated group* \\. u-i d to suppose that the Word Where- ROOM-MAT! they are joining they ik» not know. National las at the outset of every paragraph was .1 1 . t%l... organizers have adopted no definite platform, ; technieality and, U-ing thoroughly impress. s >+,• nor have most of the followers naked for one. led. we didn't inquire further Observer* are interested in knowing ju*# ; know that the u*e of this word is only a cus- But now we • >■., 1 - •' fowling, Billiards:;? '*• If Vou Haven't Tried— what the plan of action is. tom. Why is it perpetuated? v k "Whereas." and !• ' it go tn« m .. . J J»»\\ lin«r ^ they claim their efforts are toward gaining members. Then later they will make up their J at tfiat But that's 11.. solution rn-u* RAINBOW When probable just a hangover from ' ' N1 minds. tin da s when a lawy. r was looked upon as j ^(ll, {uhn j: RECREATION It is this imUvision of the fender* of the Ian educated man and given the privilege of-(V .. IM. ,,, ^ t.AM»S niUllMt: V.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. , AV.W movement that has brought about a change | throwing word-* around as he saw fit. At the iui.. , 1 ill attitude toward the whole idea. Previous¬ j Ug iiiiiing lawyi-r* mu>t have used Whereas 'hio h„-> ly it was thought that all those joining up 11«» indicate a new tfiought or idea, thus l'«. ' l"", ' 1 COLLEGE with the "Veterans" were doing so as a j diluting the interpretation of their lemio.1 w' mean* of furthering peace. Certainly, though, DRUG CO. little credence can be attached to their mi - «upi«iM'. lawyer- ret* Rrvai Inm rpLLI lTiONL ffneioN-o had to find a wav to *ti»p X Mfuirrrl* giniwius: iiolr* in tk lead »h<-ath of 1. • cerity when they are dashing headlong U lie left tit' the legal phl'kt hind leader* w ho don't know when? the> are <11 lit lend digit d \ tit th< ir ORIGINAL ONE CENT |>lion« i abb I.vrii a tiny h«d.- may l«*l in nioiiture - 4> going meaning can w»*il> pa-- cmint tlo- win s and put a number td irirphonts oui »>l the 1 a.c nf cell, ye tevtlm SALE STARTS WED. intvhm* trni|M»rarih. lawyer* *til! cling tn the Mmv id«*as wrr** tried, hut the Mpiirreis guawetl on. n burlesque 011 the bonu* fir ifwng the »pir,l nf prug I jfiallv the eahleit were painted with blatk a^phaltuui auJ the -!>■ t. Thev miyl p|iecl. meriilt t" Iqibt "I publico it' lawyer* let their -ec Not a major rngiue«-ring problem, to he s»ur»-. But thou* move the\ make. The publici nit. the laymen might I*. sand* of Mrau^r httif problem-, toe, have hteu sobol U» ly ruught (ma proved a Iwii >e It - r An.I tin n what, w, a-*ure jou the world'* rno.-l reliable on it* rclurn kmik them t -. telephuue teniic. *1111* of* our lei.-ure cU»*' ladder timn tlie.i were U : i —1>. V BILL BOELL'S; DETROIT I of It So Thev Sav: ORCHESTRA (nut Oi Ctirr.t ijlinaiur* will h»v«i enj far a short time, but 1 ti.rgiitten or remember, had a new publicity g.i A- Kucnuni *a.*!. ")■ It will be too late fv*: .< Hal f.o th< gang indue m' crime hv voi after April 17 "(Ma n* t- u.mdiHl in fater of to buy your 1936 Wolverine prevwition whereby officer* wtiuqr arias, brcomc friend* the district, knew its actni- Get yours NO W! Lo, The Piwir Author M able ellcvtmi} le for.sUll aw-hri'akirur Fdward Week-, eddnr of the Atlantic: Ir intra- to this . jty»tom, Profeaoor Munthly i'rr.-s and author of "Thi* Traite MiCluskj rip s. the rrform method* us«i t'se Any of the Five Plans: JUp Fuiler *Jw>uki Ruhc cxpl«m>, 'there will be nc of U'tilmic." has aome interesting thing* to in Michigan arc archaic and have Thr liuvc- vii v oi Mmuid!, tkrivjwvwl for *uch ctiterUmmci ? ft..; 1. Lull |mi>merit $Lai, proved to *ay about the future of literary art it. Am»r-1 be disappointingly ineffectual, getting * rhaptrr of the V T W.,the mtirr carnival t* cnlctUm- ica. meet Ttwr» is comedy a* HvU at I"iu1 payment J2, bktauce upon re¬ . —Michigan Daily tragedy The colorfut the roman- ceipt of Ixiok. A giwnl author, for instance, may elect to toil for a year or two over a quality reive!. ' Evidence that tvnuciousnej tA,hai c"n,l'>ou»n'M ™>.v d^cr tic, the croteaque, and the religious all find their way into the theme vvormr finally got rid ot hit pin Men live and love, suffer and DciIuctSc.r. from room depowit tiioruulory girls i. B225 buoyed up by the knowledge that he u gvo.i,rum »u!-c»nac:ouMH'ss only by a very small after thr or hard year a I dont —it's all there in the firemen and dm Deduction from military riepooit to Senior* tributing something valuable to American I ^rul1"1 »' "" electric»l currents of the know why Kay Wqodk*k u get-* miners, collegians and bandits i frc*hmen and aophomorc^ culture, if he in lucky tfor the odd* are!:,"1" 5 U>t" lMv»>'.nted by University of IlUnnut medical scientists. (t ng so ev ucntric Often ballad* arc rank, lusty and onU). against him) his book might la-come a mod O Hara and *Fan Pharb are hit¬ lustful, but all that is a part ot the 6. Senior ting it oft pretty wvll now phui «i23 taah. erateiy good seller and he will reap any sum j That pattern of American life and not to'Jra^'acoufrfe^ihouJand'ckl'ia^£Ten', A VK'"US drrle make* (at P^P1* fatu'r ftiumor. girl must have a good sense oi history.** then he would be considered lucky. t ' uppcutcs aa.their weight Now that Stofil is through schooL On Sale at WOLVERINE OFFICE in Boacmcnt of Or the same jgowt author ought elect to ait down jaciectitf reported in up. u L'nivurai of Iowa' reucarch June Svobcda must be going with Library and UNION DESK - Master of Science i Ping'**—or was *he kidding all the at hit typewriter and Up out sorter fiction thesia. [bine? p. r. c Tuesday, April 14, 1930 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS WISCONSIN FIGHTERS TROUNCE STATE, 7-1 ting the Hcspcri- STATE POLO TEAMS Burhans' Squad YOUNG FROWNS CLASH HERE TONIGHT I. F X. BASEBALL ans the and the SAE's pitted against Trimoiru - Phylean aggrega¬ 115 lbs —Art Walsh Edward Smith IS), dec. Rich man. Cash Fend ley Collin shape, and is looking better every vely. c. mh • pound class. The announcement o jtcxM, to .Bethlehem, Pa, and w The Statr aggro* ais executives natural. Jf®ve lower row morning T imrMt In fart, the >ut Mr Young No ream tiv-t uts will last (or three da; xlH tthrough the uu en for the de« other than the and 'ho winner and runner-ups p#i; division will be given to keep close to the gridiron situa¬ tion. Steve Scbo, Freddie Ziegel, pn the United States Oiymj Milt Lehnhardt, and Kurt Kuhne We hope to have wm . pan ; are busy with baseball, w of the others like Agett are hitting it off with the track squad. Gran I Chuck Hatbcrt. playing in the Our 25c quarterback role in Monday night's .scrimmage, put on a great block- * 8 OPENING the sturdy Grund t»x»k out three men Hapids junior as lite gallop- ; Blue Plate Luncheon i inn Haiiev laced on to a touch] is planned especially fur students. Why not eat at the hest place in town. It cost no more to eat with KEWPEE HAMBURGS It's the BIGGEST Yet the Best 3% jiriuni A LIGHT MOKE OF RICH, RIPE-BODIED TOBACCO feared for a time that Each Puff t-.ving day a were over IU fttan and the rest cf fwvtang staff almost gave up the St I smoke for pleasure, . of having the vertw»tii<- f.. hf. on the squad for the tea IMS campaign But Warmb »** in there, and did his be* though the danger of as my minds at rest HewnL mi that shoulder was at*, I smoke Luckies br' that a foot bah mans ratins ^enruned by his play over '* three-year career at colk had seep Kurt per for m and 1934, their minds wot a Light Smoke of rich, ripe-bodied tobacco tiearer about this mat: is one ot the great -backs m a long time at t fetti'.uUon. Ask the Wolverine to* tat saw plenty of him clear up the situation I h< "it's toasted" Bauer. Spartan save out mtn letters tot... *5^1 this winter Captain Ted was given ft* his ouUtandu Pricing ace won a J*ky at his events during MICHIGAN* STATE NEWS Tuesday. April 14.19r>,i VOtTNG SENDING TEAM ! Ladies* Riding: i Blue Key Inaugurates TO KANSAS (Continued from RELAYS page 3) j COLLEGE Spring Social Season Spartans best uet if in distance relay. the medley BULLETIN BREECHES Among those certain of making In Union Last Friday the western trip are Charles Den¬ nis, Ken Waite and Art Green, $2*8 who can record fast times in eith- THE LADY IN RED j About one hundred and twenty couples danced last Friday er the medley of four-mile. night in the recently redecorated Union ballroom at the first If a medley quartet is selected FLAMES INTO STARDOM Jodhpurs at $3.49 event of the social season, the Blue Key spring term party. Jimmy Wright will run the Excellently^ tailored garments wir Soft green nnd blue lights furnished n colorful background quarter-mile leg. In the longer for the music of Nate Krv's band. The patrons for the party were Mr. and Mr*. (". O.Wilkins anil .Mr. and Mrs. J. ('. Davis. Fergie and his band played# Pole Shirts 79c at a I'hi Kappa Tail open j Clark, and Mrs. C. P: llailigan house last Saturday night. «<"• dinner gur-t*. White . . . Mala. . . . Rlur The patrons were Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Drake and Mr. and "'"•1 Al"lu Men's Riding ... Dflt.i alpha hckt on Easter Mr*. H. 8. Union. L •ARTY MAGS , , BREECHES KXTRA: EXTRA! Men's Hreeches Girls' .Indhpur: ^CLASSIFIED AI.HO Industrial model of double tw, .; I Alpha Gamma Delta Barbara Bennett from Ci Monbl* Bi f v be k. ni and COI.OK CARTOON — r sr%i ODDITIt. SldBlES"'™' $2.9$ brook was a week-end guej-f. —_ FRIDAY AND SATI RD%V GEORGE RAIT and ROSALIND RI SSKI ♦ STATE S SMARTEST DANCE Ml SICM FURNACEMEN MEET "IT IIAITTO HAPPEN" BILL PORTER and HIS STARTS SCNIIAV ORCHESTRA FRIID ASTAIKI featuring GINGER KOGIIIS "FOLLOW "The Three Stars" Members A. F. of M. THE FLEET" READ STATE NEWS ADS ..the President of the United States throws out the first ball... and the nosae6391 is on House No. 4 Baseball. . . it's America's outstanding gift to the world of sport Incoming management judges,representatives,' MarW* V Esther Riient, thy Smith, garet Fox, at SENATORS, men, doctors, lawyers,states¬busi¬ ness men and Jimmy the office boy... A get-togvtluM night for pledge* they're .'.11 out for the opening game. Thrills never to be forgotten . . . ing year M is* f perhaps a home run... or an electri¬ fying no-hit game . . . perhaps some y, callow recruit, unheard of in the , big time, smashing his way into the hearts of the fans. BascUill brings pleasure to the millions who natch it, and rewards the stars who play it. A »ilk tirvh* printed with bright, tidy (lowers will b« ruol-lookinK even in fty must be deserved... dog day*. At every game and wherever you go— Taffeta petticoat* r u * 11 e under auit* and dresses. you will find people enjoying Chesterfields. 1 Why... because Chesterfields are outstanding you'll want tradition, value for the pleasure they give . . . outstanding for and news in your linen closet. mildness ... outstanding for better taste. More mid more smokers, men mud women ite Clvle ^toD both, enjoy Chesterfield's pleasing taste mud .mm mm ■ ■ ■■ rA * -- i-~ -I J pTWMo.lmi if jnpmimwmj miiff mm fffifflpi.