>. S. C. Library it Lansing Michigan KAST LANSING, State MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 24. News Badgers Win PLANS FOR Open MAY Noted Pianist DELONGE LISTS Famous Chicago Educator Notes FLOAT CHOICES of Two Game MORNING SING Ser Forgets During Encore Coming to Michigan State and Try For RE REVEALED Secon But Hutcheson FOR SOCIETIES ForPeace Meet Wednesday Mortar Board and Tower Guard by Memory Lapse, Uu like Beginners. Thirty-sin Organisations Draw Will Hold National Installation Robert Morse Lovett. English Kobimer Lose Fir.t Fight ot MPp C A fill TV Tapping Ceremonies to be for Themes for Their Entries Year to Poser Nina; Walter* HijL r/lLUL 1 I Held Near Beaumont Tower. in Water Carnival. Ceremonies Starting Tomorrow Professor, is Widely Known i artist may forget. And Ernest Hutcheson! j as Anti-War Speaker. Allows Thirteen Hits. what MEN VISITING follow old custom he was playing an en- j singers also named jiENKEL starting on campus societies hound for spartans HIGH SCHOOLS Men's Choir Glee Club and to A Capella Sing at Festival; at nee mtutiroii) thai the auth-lFew Other Details of Arrange- endorse lecture JIM. applauded, andinked- mBt| m Announced by Studerf Council and A. W. S. Slate Nine Hoping to Get Back For Third Year P/ofs Tell High FrrJ Wil1 b< tmu.rd at Memory lame i Committee Following Meet. ci Win Streak in Return School Seniors of Costs and Mr Hutcheson was playing, as! Appropriate Funds to Aid The tri an encore, -The Mtmtrel." by De-1 T?,.n DelemKe. chairman of Peace Committee Plant. Meeting Today. Courses at Michigan State. in# Ming, ui»«>. when he .topped and mid h(. \vat,.r Carnival commit- coollv ' I have completely forgot-1. zution* »»f th«' 'college greet , , , emmons is in charge ♦ he coming of spring with ap¬ ten what cm., next ' His ex- K »ml Uuh'" *h°*e pit sM ati was t no . f amusement, 'heme. "Ballad- in Tandem.' propriate unng. ami Mortar He-struck a few chords and played' whs chosen for the event, an- nappeit yesterday aft- Liberal Arts Dean Says People the concluding measures of thej nounced the awarding of floats! lei national Have Right to Know of the or am! sophomore PHH,. He an*. and bowed | ,„d the .vl.vtion of -.infr.Tk' J a gentral audience indicated their approval' Institution They Suppoit. • , —. ' N»>uvr!> t. __ \\ednes«!a> | new members will he he For the third ronseeutive ^T &> year, numbers of the M. S. (', modeie. fatuity are visiting high old uadition t oxford . svhoo| seniors throughout the jwa* introduced.on th»< ' state and informing them of '>!"! l4*W!s Kuharits. h the rMiraes. rtltranee IV-'drlwrtmeni. ■ago, and each year di m •juirements am! expetlsw of vtudwii* and tnwnsiwc FarmHouse Inductions Will Last Two Days JUDGES NAMED FOR CONTESTS Short Story. Eauy. and Poetry y ^ Manuscripts to be in d Before May 2. ot Bii ANNUAL HOTEL HAYS SELECTED MILITARY MEN COURSES HELD BY PRESS CLUB ELECT LEADER Wilma Porter Given Post of Inttruction Given in Scientific Local Company of Scabbard Vice-President; to Head Management; Clatiei Held and Blade Names New News Service. in Union Ballroom. Officers. ALUM DROWNS STUDENTS TO GIVE Ohlw Prof Willnughbv >ng Ctrace New in- I ATBAR HARBOR Prof Edmund Berklund j Rurter tb» pi vudriK . RECITAL MONDAY try vemt v «f Mi. It.* *n; Mm W School New . Service Dr. C. V. Green, Promiiing iunne>. East Lansing, and Ik-r- , municiti * witn • >1 Young Scientist, Wes Concerts to Be Held Eocb Mon¬ if hr Youhg. Grand Rapids contest winners last actuml paper * »f the year-graduates if tn»>ro WILDLIFE CLASS Instructor. DANCE HONORARY day Dunug Torn. i lawMtnrwy HorUnCjik jlikhigan State Tt* PLANS EXCURSION j sh'.rt story. Richard MiUer first is » fairly recent v 10 GIVE TRYOUTS preaent Another rikfvtei student Robert C. Hrrrkfc second. Warren 'ecilai aerie* sponsored by the mu- j Kteisrhauer third, poetry. Aiettiea ce»< in the pa*t yeai club, and has mev wit , f ih • de partment of Michigan tSate | lull Ar*t and A H Mick second been wei. rete.ved , To Study Game Management at C*-tdi Will be Given Oppor- d Pai ' w.il La* held nest Monday — . ,schools benchMing ft"' ..'•>* Retervr Near Gladwin. tuity by Orchesis. ^ . Theve recital* .re held - each ! TOHONORSOOETY 11 ■■...I.I I. ami Mva ,w" elected secretary and 11- uwnca-! Mt'hfi.y evrruni throughout the' MOTHERS AT TEA H*r"n*t"r' *" 7Buth!»P"n< »!»•> advanced atu-j WlwlilHuw f*l 1 ■<*»,U„lur„ „f Uw arcantaMiw ,r>. to whoa. I denu r.f the d»p«rUT>mt are pre-. — Thev ha-- e*J much ofl*ented. Tfie public is cordially House mother* from the sorority; appointed by Ha>i project of ■ n vi ted to attend, ifiere is no ad-(houses, the dormitories, and thej tee to investigate j the talk micsion charge The program tot I off-cam pus houats wil I be guest* j of publishing a periodica* of a It ..I Enter, thr; Mord.r April 17. .. j«t a tea given by the Juditiao .erary and twrnr nature liww- K"» Mar K>n -V--.ee,' . rmte- "Kmitier" .VeiaU itVethnven i; le.ard nf A W. S. Tueadey. April |«f—te web wilt go ahead «s < r- Orvn. Bernur Pcrlot.'. ... ' -Ad.,io aoatetHito. prrrto, an-i2t. (ram MO to JJO o'clock. «,numd«n with editor, ot ma«- ■bert. Harrirl Skidmore. - " •rneauieo oaiuioa, St a pert, Evan Stoddard. ■al 30 (danl. con variarkmi—Jaltu* Stul-1 the Union porth, Mary Ellen Ta> -1Uinea of Uila nature in other * SweiMon and Mariorie Tube j tier, violinist. Joseph Evans, pian- j lor, ^ the try-out dances rr.u.*t b* EHGINt£WNC PROFS PLAN | ^ . Spirlto' br the third ueek in May, i TRIP TO S.P.LL MEETING } Willia HARRY OTSMER n,t,i . . The college graduate is getthig sick of [spring term attendance announced | sion group met-linys with the rep-.; ur a* 'n I by the registrar's office Thursday i K.T..V? i I liars 1<" ' "lat system, lie is beginning to wonder just (lists 440 students. This number'a"'1 ?itV, St»r« resrntatlve. of the.. varlpU. col- Mcver, 01en~Hender,ha', T.Ht.n, 1 how much emphasis this country places on This cve'nipg I will strive to K I.bnbarb lege,. "Thi. college.' Hannah dc- G Wa|, c|a„ MunrWi 0scar • your week-end along with a named in j compart*:! with the 334 that were j Uc.. chi Jclared. "i. a ,tate-,upport«i in- I „mvn,,„, F„rd Crt,.bv w ; j TWWt ' education, and how much on "drag" and job help little news here .and there, both spring, 1935.- ji»im?rSy, stitution and as such has the duty i Kirkpatrick and Everett Eiv >r Jama. r. liar. ill (Inheritance. I The students on this list have! I of informing high school students campus and otherwise If you like | Associate members who wjj iw"'"JirrL c'XtZnu'aZ?if io.n*"-- c.!'ersHehaven't would like to know why industrial lead- found a satisfactory method of it. «miU»; if you don't, just act maintained an average of 13 or M.«-ehr*.i bctti r for the past two terms. This MnLimii' j of the .entrance requirements, cur¬ | initiated Sunday riculum and expense of living at morning will entitle them to "unlimited" (Michigan State. This .saves a great ( N» \r!s Pearson, assistant : ! pensioning ofT their old men to provide room ; club leader, and Karl Wr 'ruts for spring term. However,:a.' Ideal of embarrassment and dis- j for new ones. And he wonder.* how well | 1 farm management assistant *ji ; they can not miss more than 25 *"ry ' j appointment " Btudew ^ H vTinrr c Hu*rhin~ : I most of the aged 1ncuml*»nts If•> would like to I* told to what end* he are.1 Movie* Are Shown «aN.rrip«fc.M w •" •« j must go in order to maintain his self respect.; Elton Lawrence. Anderson. Sparta mri^7n"sut'r NcT"wnt./i* If he is wasting his timp bring serious, he'll, ' ' i *m it* Quincy; Edward the''v£w. ' t" Change to 80 PHSier COUr#C\ , by the »n»n«yih|r I. and Lee Taliaday. poinu of coiwe In short, thorn nro ft lot of things about non Holmbcrg i> pi * 'the present system that the college graduate' local chapter, and I This and That Peace Through Thinking . |; would he some like to know. He thinks there should change* made. And If his elders ey. of the economi is the faculty advise; "Everybody wants peace, so why get «>*-|(1on., m||kp (hf,m prf,,(y ^ h(,.„ prohflhlv cited about it? —one viewpoin on e ma • jjn (|mj ,h.-m himself, letitng the *er* , . . ■ 'elders fall where they may. "The only way to achieve peace is to, y strike, to take nn oath never to participate j in any war of any form"—another vh point. Michigan StHte aking the middle So They Say: course. We believe th«t war 1* impending for- j •|>K A Til DFRtiK" RBCRKATES eign troubles. One of these day is going.to rti-rnncl the episode at Sarnje jsnnm: WAVE talkac'V st art lei A few years ago the country wu and a match will kindle the nmflagrati The United Stat cm, with her wealth an,I! 'b a aup|a»e,l mnct.le wave. ,n which many |lower, i« going to Iw a kwical alley f«r some American youths t.mk their lives. A cnun foreign nation. 1 to this myth seems in the making to War ean't be dismissed with a shrug J•'»>'. tins time renter.-,I around a song Hut war can't la- dismissed with tlng-wav-1 "tilmitny Sunday." written by R.-szo Seress ing eitlu r. The enthusiastic supporters ofi Hungarian ct.mpos.-r, has achieved a "fala Light-wcighl ause it is blamed f.i peine wil achieve very little by Iks-king to-i suicides fame It I'i.t.lx K. Hats hi Europe. got her, nhccp-liko, in « striki* and mhoing The song, banned in llu the Oxford pledge. """f- '■»' |a,li- "1 will not support niv country in any has la-i-n r.s-.-iilly recorded in w-nr she may undertake." is a |,hr..«,- that |country. A suiride at Ih,- I'niversity aniinds pretty g<»al. ta-llow.sl as it is from a ' Michigan was blamed on the dealh dirge, legislation i lemanded to I the ntim thousand throat*. Hut the type of jh-isou it her epidemic. who follows (he trader in pem*e-lime is the Sociologist# insist that there was no such same type of person who folown the leader in war-time. (thing a* a suicide wave during the jsist-war (scare, that the newspaper# "matle" it by sen- Kmutionalism doesn't achieve victory in nationalizing a series of deatti>. Likewise, peace any more than it achieves victory in the death*- following tiie playing «'f "t»|ooni> war. Sunday" cannot be blamed on th«- tune. The persona who will prevent another war " • ^ m rue- • • ,1,1k-. ami , in this country are those who are taking |Those who committed suicide would have BACTERIOLO(,y CROUP the trouble to find out what it's alt about. j done so had the song never been written. ! TO HEAR BILL PORTER They may believe that war is justified by invanion; they may believe in preparedness; "(iloomy Sunday" may have served as tin (tinal incentive, but there must be a strong! l i, ;I MAY BROS. Ilic llat Store cf tin- T,j-Vi,* thev mav Ih- ardent paclflMs-what their r,'«»',n f"r "" flmi1 » m«""r killin»r ?1!i # Wswhinrtntt AVf Miefa are rim-.n'l matter a* long as thev treatment lf «t*P<'r« are fair in th.-i. all atrive for .me end: pe,In th.-ir rf "f ''"all,a and do not try to im- fort* they »»«•> will la- guided by reason, „vv win «*• not „ by 1 of P»-ess ''r'T ptiblii deathsP"''1'-attributed" to the dirge. iongress-- ;H»»N w,lh aenaati.mal apathy or emotion. met» need not ionccrn themselves with legis¬ With thi- attitude. Michigan State, is spon¬ lation banning the song. —Minnesota Daily. lib V\. Allegan Street soring a peace levture, indciwtideiit of the na tional "strike." There will Im» nothing radi- , nil atsiut it, nothing sensational. It -is pur- ' A full-grown tarantula shari s a i i with ported to be informative and it caters to the;.I. .Sidney Hire, Ohio Stat student. calls > • student who thinks, and wants to know morej it a jiet. about |H'«ce and war than he knows now. talents who iir»* interested in i "This — tn inform you CLASSIFIED i> that the League of; ject are cordially invited to attend Velow .b'urnalisis itas elected yoii Honorary who are opiN>s«>d are also invited. Hresideiit stop " So ran a telegram sent last — II. V I week to William Damlolph Hearst by a group of Harvard scrivener# organized to exploit — SN (witrioti>m ami instigate foreign war Watrr ( uritivtl I'roirmlni The Uepublaans. using "boondoggling" SN arguments as their main offensive should ' fh« ni iti It does interested in the origin of that pnti<\. It ' a j.la,.- i", y- you are in the dilemma probably lagan with the Wiikersham in¬ «»t changing tie i Id without any ismer." vestigation during llimver'a term of office. —bN • Mrs. t*race Overt o as a word of encourage- Don't Say "School" Say "Colk-jfc" 'oufeivin v delegates. s.N Whither Youth? Be "Collegiate" ami conic to "My .dc;, Inual art> «.»ilrge is one ! h, "No nation can fatthe future wah con¬ that insists. n .»xomplete av mnietrh a! know I • ' fidence when five million of tts'.vounger titi !edge of ttie tundnecntal laws of all nature.' zen# are toned ti> loaf, to loiter or to foam." a e« declares Dean J. H. F.dniondsoi: of the I ni- Versity lem which he calls more serious than unem¬ jntait mj>.rhensi\ » survey of the ta-st in all lit - i jerafurc, and a g< neiid acquaintance with the of Michigan in |Niinting to a prob ! great principle,^ that should regulate ali hu conduct E/ra Hiainerd, one time \ Sandy's ployment. ! pivsident of Middlobtiry college sets forth The college graduate forms a major part jthe school s guiding principles, unchanged of that five million. j since 18(»P. He has spent four years educating him- —SN ZIPPER NOTE BOOKS felt to,perform a service to society. He h«x I'rote^sjohttl m^ognititm of the stiehce of | (Spent money for that education which he mHCochemittry was made when it was added In leather and Imitation might have u#etl to iwtt«r advantage else¬ i to the other eighteen professional sections where. He has built up hope# for the future, of the American Chemical Society. and serious ambitions Then, with a sheepskin and the prayers of Miiliam* t'olUv bhd>«i»t* an- alira.iy iv,et aiTkit SCRAP BOOKS Sun hi# parents, he ventures forth to find a job. lay ma Han* f»r a -ik-iial trip |hi« »umrarr -a k>k, That darliRif new ir-ton .lrc».- S h i r t ir, a * Not a "position"—-that word is obsolete; he t.i *iu,iy b*'"Ioki> and bii>l.,Fic cundttwn* in •"wn r4,: c»> •Mite*. Dp):, yon h.'l|M-d me pick out wu er with breast W'anttt only n job. He doesn't want much Arimna. :h*n" t«i>- NEW ju*, the thins for my week¬ pocket* .. -ula, kith fpmlntn* ,.j|y ol lain- end In the country. It »«> *o money—just enough to provide him with a • A Heavy c. junx and fa-1 Lanl.na Jack biesMkily comfortable ami just dccrnt living. He might haw some idea M. S. C. SEAL STATIONERY " » nur t*rofva*..n> arc of the xnwt about marry ing and settling down. cemtwny* Wan*, j U1 i,,, ,. seemed to fit' in with all the ton b r o a ■ - of l.bvral Hunker*'" I'r. Fn-driirk B. What doc# he meet ? Bob-jJ"nr',r HI n<» im-v, ,u.b thin** we did. I like that . clos. Sire 11 inmn of I . N. offers a word to iVesh- "**" Brakcman golden wvtldinjf color, but I'm to 20. A bunch of firmly intrenched men of mid¬ mi-n. hi» »h«- so b<- <»n fping to Imy some more in manj Betty CaraoUll lhi» Ckto- dle age ami above, who have spent moat of -SN— blue ami gacn and brick red. S3.9T) ■ OoOd l.uik Good l.uik XUrtha Mirih, thai* live# acquiring a job and intend to, . Om may »>mpathili- with *truJHflil>k |OB,i«i and Johnny Seaman fat $5,95 (jana 9pmi the rest of their Uvea enjoying it. The, youth." *av* Dr.- Bay l-\man Wilbur of ,lo*ma .mr pmlvi^in I.- the ipt-p- polkfe graduate ia imposing on their #c« Stanforii, urum*- hufher UUvtiral ach.Mil stan- anky. dar.1*. "but on* should aymp.thi.0 wore' N- married Uii» summer State Collie Book Store ^ "SV« u«ed only tacu of vxpt-nrmv," tl.vj future laitiM.u. U1K, lw.k Rhone 2-l$bt ,vid»y, April 24, 1986 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Jpggjg NETMEN TAKE WOLVES: )J KlunzingerandRosa u lone tally. Tuesday arnbda Chi defeated the ,» 3 3 to l. the Hes- / Pace Spartan Squad MEETON LINKS (MJOTGAN ti'nys !!i»n.Sr as hcrf'Dahl- ' Lnmbda Chi, Tri-Phy, Pi Kappa ■.iS.' bases a* the Phi and Delphic fraternities m- W/lM tO WIH KJVCV (J. Of rr 71/f IVl. S.hird.y Will Sec Sp»rUn. m Ann Arbor for Match IlAIhJ A1 TtNll ! turned the top positioi jter-fraicrnlty bnWba;l tourn * With Champ, Spartans Defend Only Four- gam^^ver opponents in the°ftr«t If ADCMCK1 I fWr Second Meet of Year Ends ir | Mile Crown as Injuries Force MjDMTltN LUat 6.3 Victory for Ball Team; . Team Out of Medley. TO WISCONSIN Win A"but s" Se"- lis OEOKdi: IIA8KIN Bv BOB FKIt KSO\ Nationwide track interest Two Teams Meet Again Today Sin » «-st iil in their match centers in two cities toil ay as 1 i ■ higrur here la«t 'I uoh- fh« I'etm and Drake Krlnys as State Seeks Revenge. . .Mi I . rat State's tennis istage their annual carnivals tinned from page li m I"'ivintr for ward to n |in Philadelphia and Des 1 hi- eek- Moines, respectively, The Spartan H met i The cream of the country's] university at Octroi Allan Uriel H:. SS.\TlON'Al IN "STATE'S SMARTEST DANCE MCSIC" BILL PORTER and Iflft ORCHESTRA OF RICH, RIPF-RO!)lIT) TOBACCO featuring \S in in f.lihth "The Three Stars" Although the constituents of cigarette ercist a favorable or detrimental influ¬ one 5-M50 Members A. I . of 1 paper are, in themselves, unsurpassed ence upon the products of combustion. in purity and vvholcsomeness, it m.n, it Paper for Lucky Strike Cigarettes is crudely fabricated, contribute x marked made under out* own supervision. degree of irritation to cigarette smoke. Sample, of each lot of cigarette paper Cigarette pa pet* not only envelops the manufactured are subjected to the most tobacco in forming a cigarette, hut rigid analysis before it is used in mak* through its physical properties may ex« tug Lucky Strike Cigarette*. Luckies are less acid PRESENTING I ■ cA ti* 11 «l(>b«r fi»puiar ImSI 1 Ovifitftk 1 is«S« ■•5—nl cSmkal l.»*. ,h.w vOs f t#*ch«rs ooi#niH5 bww»bc Gau Potter that Olh.r bay. p.polar brand, an ..<«•, of acidify ; P-T... • . • . t .J..rjl J ; the »it«J pii; middle thmu It** mint Ran «*Orcfiivsi ra av.r lucVy Sfclb. of from Sit fa 100:. ''' ff^rent this year though J d*3**- 1: led in l#*? Vwf Iaro tough games to ; lie* ft.s Wet/ner walked. » tefi and there ; but Srtm twwnred high to ffeyer f «#iss*r« *»«»««» ** ***** one H*».> riettdeei .and wan throwy< out by Uwhe* to due marftly J were t /uMZaf- ■ wa* -Spring-—and • tetter part nf ,rnd the game The Spartan catch- that * wtj vtratcit story The jwcuvI onej v*k*t « Ler.liard' unlen- er sir no*? started a not when he . IT'S IT' TOASTED' «ge i4 loo. much LeftyI itonall' >Ur»d for tbt lasi w wwkrd, hut the ball got there -nd ,Wcgher wit* spiked on Same Price Policy sorted the Badge- s r, »* as Corel Gables Your throat protection the Kotmnen Ut*t \ Cap* ***. and Lefty Walter* j dbuhto that jiuiH i fgai | the play • - against irritation Hill may m-k.e it)pus? Lenfcardt m ctttln-. Kerr** Pair coil* Michigan State Maura -against cough 5i*' Reatlmeit this year. the hail game by smgiuig to toll jadvcitiicfS. Friday, April 24, MTCHir.AN STATE NEWS "Arts Honorary Party Tonight CO-EDS TOATTEND Y' CONVO AT YPSI to Feature Social Schedule; Many Attend Music Reception