PraSUlent f.haw 01 ii Library Bid*. Michigan State News SpartansOpenHome AGR NOW LEADS Union Building Passes STATE TO HOLD Plans Announced Season by INBlankingCOMPETITION Through Many Changes AWS REGIONAL For Model League Renovations. Alterations, and Additions Transform Erstwhile of Toledo, 7-0FOR 'EC PLAQUE Junkhean Into Junkheap Info Edifice Edifice Containing Dorm. Dorm, Lounges Loon? «r,twh,lf CONVO IN 1938 fa Meet Here Soon err . .* »nor.e Hill Limits Visitors to Three Singles; Pete Weimer PIANIST TO END ages Rho Reveal Alpha Gamma Topped All Others. H. kohhu Bt RIIAVS ;»•« never (..rthemma f, This Year's Meet Held at Denison U. Last Week JJakcs I Malts Chamber of State Capitol ca Hits Homer for Slate. Fur AS'OmHv Friday. May 8. hubs next for state: play twice artist series Hu!ch"cn Pla>' Con"r« Tu- 10 farmhouse is second Pi happa Pl.i Jumps Ten Places four co eds attend Anthony, Shaw, Andros and LOCAL INSTRUCTORS BACKED FIRST MEET morrow Night in the Col- to Take Third; Theta Kappa , Baliard Take Part in Discus¬ Two-Day Program to be Featur¬ l'ni*ersiljr of Wisconsin Invades |,s-( Gymnasium. Nu. Delta Chi Follow in Order1 sion of Student Issues. ed by Banquet and Dance to Coilrge Field for Games Union Friday Night. Thursday and Friday. N,n Em..*! Hutchr».T.. • *'' puu..-- »By raininir it^ Mcholn«tii '• *|,« • I* . averagf from 1.428 fall term B* IIARRV tVISMEIf ^ \ ^ 1 t.» 1.742 winter term, the local • •, ,i.is 'L-.f-H hk • u.H t, nint".- .uhupter of Alpha t»ammu Rht»' •k««i ;ift;i' in the vi»i< t, v n:^h! ;tv t i<. m the mliege > wa* able !• rise from second ■j. ■ Ci'M-ii John Kobs toda> g\iTinasium i to lir>t plare in inter-fratern-; :t.in bas» o.iii The pmitmn that F.tnest' llutelu- itv ncholaktic records. F'urm- *'" ° ' ' ' wn" l-'5u' a , s interna. ' " J|,»il5i€.% which was f'.ist duritl|f | INDEPENDENTS PLAN NOVELTY ART HONORARY j Plays and Darting to Be Com- TO HOLD PARTY 1 bined in Unique Party Beta Alpha Sgma to Give ; j .. Neat Friday. Dene* in Ur on Ballroom Friday Night. SPRING PARTY ZOOLOGY CLASS VISITS AUGUSTA LIST RELEASED Wild Life Management Group Schedule Only Tentative; Addi¬ Visit! Kellogg Bird tion! to be Announced Later: Sanctuary. Froth Frolic Date Not Set STATE GRANGE REPAIRS START HAS INITIATION IS OLD LIBRARY PRESS CLUB WILL 23 Candidates Takr Rites at Joint Merlins? Here; 14 fttt Complete Renovation of Canine Ailments CHOOSE OFFICERS Are Students Vikeley's Office is Shown On Poster Firit Spring Term Meeting lo One Month. he Wednesday. Library Displays Stage Contrasts in Theatre Books Show Cite Eihihit Feature. 2 SO Volumes on lite , American SU(r. j Urf.ta»S CHbbit* have bern taken fr«.rr. the liact during the last four hip fracture Home Ke Sophs !years by sanctuary crews Thi* r- Jackson K Towne, college p. .Meet Thursday , i one form ot wiidhfe conservation brarian, compared this exhibit May 22 -Alpha Gamma Delta, Allen is aim. making a study of with the "old fashi«ned posters .Alpha t'hl Sig/r.4 Phi Delta Theta jthe effect of skunks upon squirrel* characterl*t»< _of country fair*" | May 33-Kappa A'pha Theta eggs ot wild duck* This display, he pointed out. it Aspha Oro*ror> Pt. P, Kappa Phi college librarian, the collection of , [and turkiev modern and smart in every way. May 29—Spartan Women's Lea- books on the theatre now con Another graduate student. Carl tains more than 230 volumes, the with the proper lighting effect* lower, who is residing at the and modernistic metal border tVUau Si/ma j ones on display representing t 4 1 vault and counter will i«mr of the typr* sv.U.ble to, *»" out. and a new counter ' inn of wild ducks and ■« v jirKtkin 0f 0, Chant ■ Sigma Alpha Uta Gael . . . i uee * m> stretching entirely j undn(J Dr M q p,rni, dltKp,r „r Hr.t Ki »•>!/, steward. Mary Me replace the sheet iron | Mayo. Alpha Phi, Phi Kappa Phi, I two. aome samples of book, [modern and advanced w'Sihe Kaluga Sanctuary Sigma Alpha lota entertained | Mullen, lady assistant steward; used on the walls. j Eclectic, Delta Sigma Phi, Sigma on| ^ ,„1(1 ..cursion ot: some of the freshmen and sopho¬ I IVt ry ft.wsnian. assistant steward; j Alpha EpsOon, Delta Chi (tcnU- !.U*e lighting and the theater of ^ Hrjn „f lhr„ wi„ u,r more women music students at a | Wan** Ii'iW*1-*. chaplain; Eail Hodg* Of equal Inter- OUdwm jthw). , various rations p,fu(. 4rld ^ for„. dinner in Hunt s Food Shop last tkiM, gatekeeper. Mary Harden, **» Offic* where j June 13—Alpha Chi Sigma. ___ [est should be the "horrible "-Urea Ro^cenm,,,. There (Wednesday at 3.50 p. m p:anut. Hog.r P Wltco*. report* *•« rejTMsin in charge of it. Re- j June IS—Sigma fiu. I ampler of old fashioned <«»»m ; ih» wildlife eUss will be given the The guests included Hope Krl* jer; Lucille Spfiesterbach, Pomona; | Marie Finland Ceres: and Duro* • art* to be kept in the room <*rtjpied by the Attendanr- WOI.VEMXE PHOTOS 1^2 o" uT^! ^ jW. Marion Dondero, Jean Bar. Ihv Gibson. Fiord. The neat ex* i more abstract and modernistic de- Atvodancc Ofluc itself Students may purchase pic¬ jecutlve committee will be com* W mov ed tures taken for the 1936 Wol¬ I signs used at presrnt. .posed of the mailer, Edwin WIN to the other aide of •• halt- ' verine at the Wolverine office I Other sections of the cases are U-tt. Charles Monroe, and Willis » for 20c. Thew «re Mpecully devoted to books dealing with mo¬ I Anderson sYskeley hopes to be well Part of the program for nest Med by the commencement of suited as application photc,. tion picture* and reproduction* of I *wnmer. and ready to take Croup pictures may be pur¬ | Saturday will be a discussion on chased from James Hughes at | "Trade and Service Centers/ All the Wolverine office. 'Grunge members are urged to bo i piesent. Page Two MICHIGAN' STATE NEWS Tuesday, April 21, lfi Michigan State News A Plea for Rooms GRIDDLE Overflow House 13 COLLEGE Michigan State college will in a few weeks Hears Lowell s plav h'-t to the Model League of Nations CAKES Thomas TalkiColtinin BULLETIN A-isemblr. This meeting will bring more than MKI: 2**> riudent* to the campus from outride school*. Where to house th-m is t* . Facilities . here arc . already overtaxed and ,, problem. . . collegiate h,8rtbrcak„r - ,J"''nb' "0,",nal !"»"* 158-pound Uh chomp, lost a Joke. About His Following Amos and Andy on \Left About 3 By HARRY SVtSMER Meeting of all home eeon .-v. sophomores at 7:15 p. m. on Thv day, April 23. in the Little The, • an r*»ra burden can not easily be cared fi failed to mi Radio Schedule. *•-v.w.WAvwr.w.'.'A-. indebtedness to the state—that of • • • Fraternities and sororities nearly all have'b,,t ——— Back again after a two-mofiths* defaulting the bonds The original'. ".T. Student As*f.rj,m„n • r*»m for at least one or two mure. Some can "Pin the man who iff heard by leave of absence touring the alumni pledges might have been ,s mectinS the Union v : ' r. ni!1i"H- of listeners waiting t-j Orient with Robert Ripley, writer sufficient hnd they been met. but m Thursday. April 23 New ' handle up to men or eight. Committee* will . anythin; if,-; AmoN n Andv. Lowell of the Believe It Or Not creation the depression spiked the possib- h0 topic of discussion seek out their assistance within few day* But jocularly commented to a Had a lovely trip with Bob and a the with a plea f«>r definite assurance of their ed that he wa ditorium in Lansing la>? »J"t quite a jolt out of his phi land- cooperation. nnd, what Wi !*T..wn Hull In Rv granting the request of the committee *™'|l from i« Octroi they will he doing the college a gn-ut favor, scholastic avr \"t t .. man-.' meet Inge of the caliber or sire turnl division of th' Model Assembly arc held here. One Throughout this failure is the MPh*,d ,h Kventuallv. |wrhap*. Ih.' (-nlb-jro itself will Af in position t-> provide remedies. In thp n'"1 Michigan State * The Future of ••rtime the societies may well contribute lr'" "The next Michigan legislature will de¬ ear-d ervatinir e"■ efvs ill toward Michigan r] Jf thr building it- cide if M. S. C. is to maintain or improve its ife bv aiding in the reception of those few ,,, r »'» 'Irop lew authority o/ porition as one of the nation's leading edu¬ tventions that do come here. it it»»rv board, man.' cational institutions." — John A. Hannah, speaking to the Lansing Chamber of Com¬ Inst Wednesday. GRAD STUDIES AT DUKF merce Mr. Hnnnnh is right, hut he'll have a hard So They Say: AOOW Al. j Bernard Bennett Ostha;. repair duties, the imington. N C and gra v time doing anything about it. As he knows, a *nted outright, and i it's prettv hard to alter political tradition*. MAY WE INTERPRET j Michigan State college. :> The legislature, for instance, ha* estab¬ ■ssful business executive. ill address- lished a three-to-one appropriations ratio he- oup of Indiana students recently tween the University of Michigan and Michi¬ gan State College. And they manifested a T.\NS ANNOI NCEO FOR MODEL ASSEMBLE | desire last year to keep it that way. i But the enrollment at Michigan State is now 4.0H0, ft* compared with the Univer- pity'* enrollment of O.ODO. According t«» simple arithmetic, that leaves l.Ooo student* Up here without nnv legislative t on*i< lend ion Whatsoever And what does It means that mean'.' simply that dormitory space i- FREEMAN'S Inadequate, that the health service at Ma h»- gan State is unsatisfacory. that clas^e* are too crowded, that desirable professors can¬ not t»e retained. It means that Michigan State is improving (tfoUrmnir Diorei in spite of low appropriation*, hut that the legislature can still wreck it. It means that the legislature i* an o list at l«- to iHlucational progress in this state. The legislature wants to consider Miehi- i * and muni apply practical km. thr theora.* whit h he acquired gun State as it was in the beginning —a *rho»»l • It's no sorret horo that From; for the advancement of agriculture and the { mechanic arts. The legislature would hate t Shoes aro our "preferred *♦- bocauso once wo introduce to think that Michigan could support tw- •, full-Wedge*! colleges. to these handsome, tine si.; The law makers should realire that Mivh.i you. too. will say. "Give gan State has already broken it* original Froemans" trom now o:. hounds. Besides its courses in agricuitt.r^ , Sfyias qaiore —• a/J s.zri and mechanic arts it ranks high in veterin¬ ary and medical biology, m mu-b uih! bu •; lies* administration. It is tiniipie in its tea.) ing of hotel administration. It has a rapu-1 developing coins*'in iiU-ral art a. ' > it ncceaaary that w e all Mpeuk Michigan State, then, is a full Heti.n t'ni DeCAMP'S lowed it to glow, and How it licet!? William G. llofTmaii etauiiih- ICS IV. (irsnd River to in their power t«» give it. variation* m *p«e» h. W hat are t In v going to do .d ot STATE'S SMARTEST lIAVt E MI Sit " IF \ | nrsi-iit candidates for ti s.N— BILL PORTER and Ills Please ORCHESTRA Spring niay or may not t» }■ apringy lawn* are detimtch here. Now i> th«- time to voo.-biei th» i.*\ "The Three Stars" campus and to kce| Memlier. A. E. of M atep made on I hi grass leaves a each mark liecomes a deUccme Iwautv of this campu- mc. waves of popu fi.-e and fearles, beautiful in the *ourttry, Muhig t over I be achvad* ' campus care lias frequently In-en nted for the and neatness exercised t-- ke*p up if* •Willi Eiauk views LET US PACK YOUR... ap|H'alain e. They express a lugh regard for the oil lewd* taring for the ground- an<: and women whnh also the students n the.u, h.m n. ■, Otic thing particularly noted i* thr *b- most out i f the other great of then great stale- "i nn vtions Box Luncheon bente of hidetiUs "Kwp off the gra.ss" an»; iav is pretty |*x>r stuff " An-« let ..( tu -IWr" kiirnx. Their *b>rn.r make, thr JTrrrn lawn, rvrti mor, iruprvMi.r. It »U- -rest Edit .r W illiam Allen ""V-., well of a »Indent bt. that tine." i:.-t ould have something IWW Unav.cii and Ju FOR THAT TRIP UP THE RIVER lu-ed warnings t- ..how an iutelltifent to- Save Monty On tereat lit the Uaut.t o( the .amjmur A our Shoe Hill S With the days of solt ground again with Here Are Same ef tier ' Us. It is well to remind the students MONEY SAVERS hf of the need for sticking to the walks. The Ladies Leather or ( omooai. || where » ahort cuts may look better. hut rememlier one leads the way others follow. Event. lien Heel Lifts m as 19C Si Ually another stretch of grass has been worn Men's Rubber eftjfc— p f° * brown path, and the campus i* marred . HeeLs 29C | further. R Tll'i!ro »« •"» Spread around the j B lawns. That is a compliment to the students 1 Hj innate respect for things beautiful. Let's ! ; live up to it nnd maintain the fame of our j tjy campus. ie«tlay. April 21, 1936 MICHIGAN STATU NEWS Pajre ffiree MRS TENNIS SQUAD FACES WOLVERINES TODAY ' AL THFIIXR ; , ' _ . _ ■— ^ ' ) Michigan and State SPARTANS MAY j™"® Will Try < Jwo/cjs ===== „ Tennis TeamsClash LOSE LAURELS tU'0F^™A r |Ten Mttli Slated lor Galferi i Jacob Sa>'s After Spent SLml |i Here This Afternoon T01NJURYJINX [Coach Young Faced With Job • Tcntitive Schtdvle. rained nut of their first pr Spartan Wrestling Star Returns Following Failure to Qualify for Olympic Team. ;whipi>«l st S398 of Replacing Waite. Wright WMion Monday niBht and an 1 r.KOKOK MASKIN / Spartans Triumph Over Kala¬ mazoo College 12-3 in Open¬ BASEBA^jT BROADCASTS for Pefin Relays. •1 u ith the task <»f nhil facing the < "j-jj be hack trying again I'mvpMity of Michigan • | Thurs-, i I>. Ball held Jittl- jing to deride whether or not (No- veek the, NORTHWESTERN reported for pra< the will takt team to the an- i* - | undefeated record. *'n «ct ,ht' 41,11 ftt bo* Nasal. Ed Two MSC Students Interested in' ( World Affairs to be Given [j1^ Relays. which i Scholarships. it • It's Injury Jinx t Continued fro • Will 1M ,,i!! "" !? uttforities m shape llv 15, ,;1t|fl . A Hri,m) ialrI fv. tb,. riftr CLASSIFIED r 8,1 la 1 u k» •! till into i i . Yl right Hurl, to HALF S HALF MAKES OHE SWELL SMOKE! DEPENDENT LOOP TO START TONIGHT PENNS WOMAN ENGINEER PUNS MEDICAL CAREER STUDENT COUPLF WEDS TO SAFECUARD CAREERS the best of the State •k'h fkiwi, Hills and took a third in the COLLF.CE GIRLS LOSE Mike your pi|»c give double pleasure with lialf 6c pinches m kr", a>> hard WciiTwr, TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 0. OF W STUDENT OBTAINS Hurtling and Letiiihardt camf up Half. Cool as the tlang of a £radc«cro!>*ing hell. MONEY BY BAEJt SYSTEM with fielding gi-nv, and Ha riling and Lehnhardt a»»- led tm* fctiek- Sweet as your habit to "Stop, Look and Listen." t ACp w I • Radchflc Mado (ACP) — The Georgr HiU'k pitthmg e*hito- Fragrant, full.bodied tobacco that won't bite ;nv t>! « leir-j ouorlf syfttrm, brought to iu : tarjri wa.« tieairttful to w. the the tongue—in a tin that tvon't bite the lingers. Made -Aha' . they by Ma* liawr when Ik tu>k1 chunky ftgniiuinde: alk'Wutg but i-PLRIORITV OF MALES *n directory *toi«;, *eaa 200 pwr ten! of tumwelf to ihfee Katti r*-d AgnwMit. Houm* gel* tr.to. iiiivso managers under the bf- Ningle-s and (iorru- by our exclusive modern process including patent iiiitinji tbr *ituat»un tor the nine W0»N IN WORLD NEWS circuiatiorj among the Har vard j in-f thai per centt wrrp JjK' a tint ted No. l,770,y^D.SntclUgcx>d. Makes) our pipe welcome mnmgu ut piny as pre- bo>> they behove puti<>u#4 ft jpno of pie, " hacv been wuccetn- The book, curdaimng the p#**w fally awed by Rudolph Jegart anywhere. Tastes good. Your password to pleasure! B. T. OSTINSON ADDED .nuwiber* wnd photufdiajihw of tweh jUnjvwrviiy of Wlscotudn footbaii and string a* principal materials TO ZOOLOGY FACULTY oi th« v.uder.t* toud VA» miBAed j piayer and sciilptyr, to finance a Hie "The Lynching" in thU medi¬ .imxm after a group of Harvard um won wide acciaim last fall, and j trip wtarbttd. iptr mdto*. thr Btortor. J. CMrntirr fprtiwrr grwd- atodrr. vtattud thwtr hou*w | Having *>id alt the where* avail- he ha* won variou* prize* in other spuria wee;,on *.'.<3 jpaTe ciyideRl. elf the University ©J| — jibic, acgart left fur. France law*- art tonne *bfipw« to judge frarn tc- i Mtctiis*r, * <*** CoOege .been added to the f etiah/jed in muwewm work. men aigt Pttm- ,jJta3 of toe 3»oto«y departmant | -Awck- Investorw in the one-man He uoiked under Lee ft Diet., corporation may look forward t iAtormg. the pawt wni Mr. Ostin- i wie of tiie leading authorities on t dividend* of oil paintings, water Iriculated al C C N. Y. when he Itornard Cramer. 41. who ina* HA L F VH£> HALF fcltowkhtp{ro*roai>U TAo Sa£* Vipt - Ttr6a&c* 1 * *wng of 60 set aw "jmrf" u.r. ccM ti*r Hrnwdmie in ihi* country, and ; colon, or wketche* on hi» return was 20, wtlt gel hi* degree in June. Om It» Kit-; come < to Stole considerable I Jegart is the originator of "Kinc The World Wax is fc..pon*ible lot i stand .ng i I he j experience in . research. j tic Sculpture," using wire, wood UMCbUy son wish oa ciaaaarra ta XkiX.lLAiJJMMtM Alpha Sigma—Open Spring Party—Friday Night HOWIE AND HIS MUSIC SOc PER COUPLE MTCHIOAN STATE NEWS Tuesday, April 21. ipr, Co-eds Pass in Review ESSAY CONTEST Ores Gathered DEAN REVEALS V'!ion°n™MoreCOLEMAN WILL on Recent Trip MPIM t Aoim a st Gives Tea Dances rnn: . nrtDUCC 7 /! ?, arns A t Spring Style Show NEAR DEADLINE are Displayed NEW LOAN PLAN Two Days a Week GIVE ADDRESS At (ollege Meet Saturday Afternoon Advrrti.ing Age Offering C.ih Unusual Specimens Found in Eligible Girl. May R««v, up Bof) ch,sf., B.nd Play. WKAR Director lo Speak to Verbal Reform Suggeited by Two stylo parade* pa**wl in review in tr i nmn Saturday - . . T • . I. $100 .f Properly Education Group at Walter, lo Correct Mis- afternoon: one \va« made up of the models the Pnnhf'lU'llii Pr,,M *ni TnP ,0 Southwest by Geologists ^ Thur,djy Columbus. u,,d T,rm- Stylo Show, ami th«» other of the nudienc Which wa< nls,,: Bo,ton. Are Shown in Ag. Hall. Aflerroons. resplendent in spring fashions. The Desseri erf-Bridge and Stvle, A . . . , ' . I .CSS than « month now remains A display nf unusual and inter- j Show was the leading campus social nt of last week-end. , . .. . . , .. . before the final closing date of the •ting «ue«s and minerals collected ,0 were from the Style Sorority girls modeled the gown* whi mm ! ti<>n for colli ee- and n -he recent spring geology field |c Shop in Landing. ip is attracting much interest in 0 Lingerie modeled was principally of taffeta, satin, and, geology laboratory on the]* chiffon. Katherine Kraft wore a Prime Albert lounging robe, iurth floor r.f Ag Mall jC very tailored, of-striped blue and white taffeta, ami trimmed Kxrellent -|m-i tmrnt of crystal* 11 f sphalerite and galena, the zine in blue braid. Pajamas with# rofies to match, principally of ;modeled a tailored pink crepe with; satin, were worn. Of this type, a full-length narrow pink cam- Margaret Lindke modeled a A, ,rh t;^:»md high at '"nk Dulnmutt ml nxnlde wilh larKf white dots. ;inrt thr n. < k. Reach Wear Modelei Popular notes in hcuch wear . . . _ » i ""' Pink ' chilli were short coats to match kvt hnthinir suits, niollc hats, and , the last.,* bathing suits, which r;ro. ian n Theater FROSH ARE FETED BY fOWER GUARD RADIO AMATEURS Honorary Enter¬ ACQUIRE NEW SET tains on Hike Sunday. j For Vour Sorority and j Fraternity Far tie* Frosli Transfers Ibill boeli/s 1 DETROIT I OF I" Co-Kcl Education . Have bond Marks ! ORCHESTRA' Perplexes Dean FERA Sponsored College. Pro¬ duce Belter Type of Sludenl. J If Vou llasen'l Tried- f Try It No» J Everybody's :• Rowling RAINBOW :: RECREATION TOMMY TOWNER AMI IIIH Si Woman's Building: ORCHESTRA .*i lo 10 Pieces Officers Chosen rw lvn Heuvelhnrsl *a< rlecte.1 lh, _slrr«enl«t,vr; Dorothy , fl-t-, leprcenlalue. Louter Shat, »^chratian union - ... . . "FOLLOW THE FLEET' spring trrm party that wtil be held j OfflC^rS ^ toiiiim to Uuffalo for » Wilcai Elected a. Preudeel. v.,. .", .1 i . „ held FORESTRY PAin DUCATS Haiti Racer, la Acl a. Pr»- Culottes and country are synonymous. dent. LX*\>th> Jas kfc>n. treasurer \ CO ON SALE THIS WEEK 11 j Luggage W»I)M*DAY AND THl'BADAY Mary Hell Wnkeraham, KcreSary ' Ticket, r.v the r,ve.try clulw', jjes. officer, ol Student Chrtil- •nd Dcrna Meuengrr. c.ur»»poiid- .nnual Shindig, tu be held (n the .^n L'ni»n are u folio*. Crci. 1a the girl aba became a h>' Linen evening mg K*t*,«ry Clym annex May S. will go on ate fcgt. Roger B. Wilcox, program distinctive simplicity Dynamic! • • • 'at the Union d**k Friday. April chairman. Haarl Ro«vrs: srervtary. dresses for spring Alpha Chi Omrta :4. for one dollar each jAUco Lar. traasurrr. John New- Dotty Anderson, Jeanne Stickle* Emily Jean Van Brochlin. of; During Wednesday and Thurs- comer, social committer, chair- nights. and Mr*. Simpson wrrf dinner Grand Rapid*, was named presi-jday forestry student# only will be mm, Lorn Morning and June Hun- guests at the house on Sunday dent id the Alpha Chi Omega jsold ticket*, but after Thursday |gcrtord; puuust, Fa>'e Nelson; Hvicty at their election held last! the sale will be opened to the food chairman, Ruth HalUday. j Yards and yards of night. France# Plums of Detroit iHibhc until 150 are sold. ifcrchasmg agents, Ruth Rcbb *«s clecttsi vice-president, while The ducats will also be sold by net over a floral Jranette Miller of Flint became: members of the Forestry club, treasurer Helen Otto, Lansing,! IVmald Smith, chairman of the ?AU the latest ship# in the navy printed taffeta. *« chosen recording secretary. ,rntertamment committee for the heee a ^ ■ part of Isthewantedship.I tb-SkkSW 116 W. Allegan the, ay* jaasafatgfc