U s. C. Library ■Mt Laralnc, Bell Michigan EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN, KIUUAY, MAY State News U. of M. Professor LOVETT SCORES Opposing Camps RECORD CROWD Jean Ballard Chosen Head Wax Vituperous To Be Speaker Here TRADEPROFITS Conch Ward Tadpole at *he| IS ANTICIPATED of Mortar Board as Five are Mackerel Institute of Swimnlogy j IN TIME OF WAR AT FARM MEET Tapped at May Sing Today announced this afternoon that hi', At League Meeting swimming team was in perfect | condition: "We'll lick the An.;; j Chicago Professor Advocates right oft those Herririgv.' he atat- Junior Farmers'Week Program , .' . r. .... u , D , p„f. J. Ralston Hayden Was rinOT mTC CFT r» • » wi . i* Strict Neutrality at Peat* * ' n ...i cs>isiiiit>ntiv ii , vwimmini'i ufii l uuu tl j Large Crowd of Students At* .. .. . . Churchill, Hatch, Kyerse, ana n" "w.mmmji Will be Held Here Thursday / . _ ... , r . . No\V Pros (lent Shaw Are Other Juniors Formerly Vice Governor of Flllul UA 1 L JL 1 ,, . Meehng Wednesday NigKl. . Ifnrmilion, «urpass the >in« foe , _ ., „ and Friday, May 8 and 9. , tends Traditional Creeling of i make even the M thl, army p,linM. iIRl, S C* band man j y of'Beau- «>f M«rt:ir Hoard Namrd to Senior Women's for exclusive cites past examples pun many events mon,tower- Honorary. g'!,.,!""',1,)'ur Iter-' and p atton and kimmel tower guard names SELAWm FAR EAST SENIOR DANCES Devrlopmenl of Trade in Earls Days of World War Made U. '»» a..- - m ...k that all you Lame, Demonstrations Contests to Feature Annua! direct music croups twenty-five frosh w„ Once Correspondent i S Entrance Inevitable. cir**'! Two-day Event. W.gner. Wiseman, and Allman lispiaMi win ih. Mi.i-oe, or C!ee Clubs, Chorus, and A Cap Sophomore Group Names Ful! Christian Science Mon.lor; Aff Mpmbm Committre Quota of Freshmen, But Served in Navy During War. Advocating a witilnl |adii v ,H.n,i,„ls ' More than 2RIKI future pella Choir Contribute to jn chjrge #f Arrjng,mtnh, of lomtilete neutrality. Koto Sase T.«aalay nlnftt. May S. |or ifarmers are eX|ieeted to la- Higher Group Sets AlFTime Beauty of Program Willi rt Moras I.ovi-tl, Chieairol,h" (;"'™ -s,,l»5h P««»aiil. jntjaieire the Miihlttan State earn- Variety of Songs. Low. Jilt ?:^lr"t'z' to start next week tor, told a -mall audi* at the Peoples church f Struggle j > .May 8 and here !m attend when they the an-} PhiHipint? island* and profp.*-j Junior Parmer.-' Week' esdav night that profits .if |Hilitica) (M'ifticf at th«- Union Ballroom to be Scene of Inivt-rsity of Michigan, in !«• Opener Wednesday; Co-eds foreign trade must lie HOME EC GIRLS |ion*ored try the College. o the speaker at the l»an«|Ut t qC| j2 O'Clock Permission. „f ?h» Model Assembly of the Lrof-tir of Nations to I* h. l i . t'„d. r the direction of Dick ARE ON mum rrktay nl«ia M,v a ,.n| Kih.M.1 y V A .•h.tpter arei Hi< topic wil be "International , ... 1,500 High School Girls At¬ ' , in tjtf. yar land k< n Dekinife, rhairmati tend Third Annual py(sf*>«s< r liavdrti h»> just r«- < '• the Water Carnival com- ♦ ..mr-l fn»m the Phillipine* whep-Imitfei, plan.- for tioth the Day Here. r-e h«* served undei the lti»»w. Water Cariiival and the sen- STUDENT CLUB ELECTS HEADS Officers to be Installed at Dance in Gym Annex Fri¬ day, May I. DEANS TO VIEW STUDENTSPLAN WEEKLY DRILL TRIP TO CONVO Are to be Honored Guests at Parade Next Grange to Send Delegation to WHITMAN NAMED Ypsi for Rural Life Iu'tdaY■ TAUBETA PI HEAD Conference. Foresters to Cavort Ea|ineering Honorary Elects at Shindig Tomorrow Other Officers Also. Flannel Shirts and Applejack to Be Much in Evidence at Tibia- Gouging Featival Promoted by Woodsmen-to-Be, fly IIAHVtV II HARRINGTON: grand march for him to lead, but • he'll Iw entitled to referee the Get out the proverbial *hw»- i bottle of the century to t>e stagi-i SVMPHONY ENDS | during tntermuision A couple of ! the more or lini unheralded heroes |of tiir pugilistic world will at that CONCERT SERIES j apple-jar k will be the UvKf- of jj time stage .» battle royal -with a Rural Youth f.-r Demorrary Mis* jthe everting. jttvi it* devastating | heari-tiag in one hahd and a rattle practice Thw is one Clf the Mgu.iai* Ktith Sirin and Beatrice Brodv H r. Pubkw. («*) of tho | Marion Krwin, 'member of the | effects will probably muw the |I in the other The rule* will be parades held dm trig the Are Soloisti Thursday. id I those by (tie Dar ky of Beansberry, spring term, in preparation for tbi¬ engineering department j jbsal Grange, in t>« I*- in t barge of hilarious woodsmen t <> become annual * ted to the position on the obstreperous than ever. | and Sargent reports they will be lnspe*i«un, which cornet > board vacated by Prof lot,*- of these groups In the after - !noon, the delegate* will be con* more It it reported that the service* of i | (strictly adhered to about the last of May The forma* Cade tions used at this drill will b«- The advisory board | The foresters regretfully itate • Chairman. Dean Dirk*. Bacty Honorary | ducted «r. a tour through the Lin- ifT.in high school, which i.* one of for the Dave Rulif have U*n square-dance tailing, and ; procured } that they will have to bust identicai with those prevw»u« For the second time, the entire ! K Steward. Prof. M M up quite a bit before the usual and Professor Publow Inducts Members | State the practice school* of Teachers' normal Central if ao. the set will whirl to calls I-ater in in a nasal twang moat befitting Ave o'clock twelve bella, for that regiment will wear gloves and The white shirt* eton of Michael retiring president. |) W matter, lias been named as the white Shirts. Sigma Alpha Beta. ba*terH>- jthe sfteriwion there will be le< - such an ordeal When it ts re¬ ra opened the iffe, was noted for hi* ex- closing time for the most informal not only make the outAt* lock membered that Dave picked up at *«rlt in handling the office togwal honorary fraternity. held a ' party of the year, the Forestry snappier, but they are also more MSG EXTENSION HEAD Symphony The conference will clone with considerable practice in the Or* the national Tau Bete Pi banquet and formal initiation for Shin-dig comfortable. turn held at M S C last 14 n»rw member* iri the club room 14 banquet in the evening, to be arkt this spring vacation, all good If the weather permits, the SPEAKS AT CHARLOTTE of Sandy'* Grill Thursday evening j followed by movnig pictures of foresters will pile out eninaa* to parade will be held on the new Dr Newton Larkum, of the state ; Harold* Gray's cooperative farm. "Grapevine Twift" and "Turkey drill grounds south of the river Gertrude Rirs, head of home Hi ice H health laboratory, spoke to the Unrated near Ann Arbor. Mr. Wing" the evening away. Never TO HOLD JOINT DANCE If It is unsettled, the soldiers will economic* management in Ka'.-'ii ; Mr j r»f» played Mozart's Sixth WME TO GO TO DETROIT Gray Will accompany his pictures having mattered the intricacies of Tau Beta Pi and Phi Lambda march in Demonstration hall County, was the principle apeak - 1 Quintet fof clarinet and string society on "Research and Travels with a talk this truly American ballet, man* Tau, in Jamaica and the West Indie* " honorary engineering fra'.- again. In either case, students er Thursday at the county's an- j o*rhe*l Those desiring to r> «r* ad¬ will of a necessity content thern* •rnitie*, have 40 mechanical engineer- Those gaining membership to engaged Red D*en- and spectators should remember nual Home Economic* Achieve, i nwjuc . vised to contact either Constance aeives with watching the spectac le nan and his orchestra for their student*, members of tlw Sigma Alpha Beta in formal initia¬ to park their cars off the road in ment Day, heM at the Charlotte he quit j Clark, Waverly Bowes or Haiel from the tide-1 me* Jkwrican Society of Mechanical tion ceremonies were: Marion Roger* Likrwise. anyone who s Joint closed dance to be held Sat¬ the designated space. But do not fear, you urban stu¬ urday evening, May 16, from 9 Presbyterian church jatientii will leave for Detroit Huff, Kmahne Gray. Charlotte R J Baldwin, head of the Mich- hi* master ful rendition furnish transportation will dent*. that the foresters will be to 12, The dance is igan State college extension de-1 can Eloise R a ttenberger. open to only Miss Brody sang a Bach Can- jjMay & the Detroit Thatcher. 4, to attend a meet- Jack McKibbin, John Martin, Ray¬ aection of tt».» pleaae call one of theae three hostile to your terpeachorean pre- •, graduate, faculty, and al GROUP INDUCTS SUNDAY partment also st>oke Mr Baldwin itate No. 33, with grace and ease. girls. and their guest* During the regular morning An electric organ was M on the same day. mond Droxda. Hugh Wilson, Mary commented upon the enthusiast, An services Sunday. May 3, members C Dale Barrett, F.. J. The patrons have of the women shown through their conjunction with the orchestra Id JJ^ion trip of the Ford Rouge Morrison, ANNOUNCE CHICK SHOW Melching li the of the Religious Council will bo work, much of which was on dis¬ accompany Miss Brody. Mrs. JL ^ at Dearborn at 2:00 in the Wue liner, William Sells. Ruth *C*T7K**» i* planned. charge of all the ir> installed. Six groups compose the play all day. Lovely pieces of fur¬ B. ShoU wa* at the organ. Mannmen, and Howard Clark. The poultry department of Mich- Reliogious Council. The.*- are* Y The orchestra concluded the meeting. in the evening The latter was admitted as an as¬ niture, curtains, laces, and other M. C. A., Y. W C. A, Students' at «: JO in the Dearborn Inn. sociate member. gan State cc handiwork were on display. program with Strauss' popular Christian Union, Campus GirlV oming of i Blue Danube waltz. Mr Press Assembly. Spartan MY" Forum, lit. Baby Cljick i yielded to the audience's demand¬ and Student Club. DrmonstratkM ing applause by repeating part of beginning May 19. the walU i MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, May 1, Io.-jC FOKMKK MURPHY AIDE Guests will be Pres. and Mr, rt Michigan State News j student* and alumni met and planned a real Summer School Plans TO ADDRESS ASSEMBLY " Shaw," Dean and Mrs. L. | Union building that would serve the needs GRIDDLE . (Continued from page 1) Emmons, Prof. E. B. Lyon,'Mrs I of students and be a home for those away ing at' 11 o'clock. Pres. R. S. Shaw LaDore Irland, M. Mueldcr. H p„ I from home. CAKES Are Nearly Completed will at that time give an address of welcome to the visiting dele- Fields, and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Towne. 1 A group of those interested formed organization to take pledges for the proposed Six Wcekt' Sexpion In Be Held on Campui, at Kellogg Sanctoary, Fry to Play for Dance The committee In' charge of thf. DRIVING— dance includes Mrs. Irland, At. Union Building. With each $100 pledge, a The human element is the most and at Dunbar Experiment Station. Nate Fry and hUTorchostra will thca Lilt, Elvira Nelson, Ri«h.t,,j I life membership in the new Union was given. difficult problem In automotive play at.the dance, which will.be held in the Union ballroom. Pat¬ Hickman, and Virginia I.a For a Knthusiasm ran wild and $100,000 was paid safety, a doctor told the New York Include* Teaching Courses Tickets to the dance may be Medical Society the other day. 11c hi pan State college wil start j A special course in the methods rons wil be Dr. and Mrs. H. H. TOrpK»rw ««:• J into tho organization. blamed most accidents on nerves. if 22 and last through July 31,? 1 teaching sciences to junior high Kimbci, Dr. nnd Mrs. W. R. Fee, chased separately from the "] Biggs remembers the digging of the cellar How about n little blame for the K. Crowe, director of the sum- ' id high school students has been Prof, and Mrs. E. H. Ryder, nnd quet" tickets for forty cent: Prof, and Mrs. J. T. Caswell. j in 1928. He should remember it, for he help back-scat driver? The little wo- r session has announced. Al- 1 , c J od dig it. All this was student work, with pipes shrilly it frequent j ugh most courses an* restricted j intervals: "Look out'! He's goim I to this end —j the follows working in shifts and girls help !*ook period, s wil! t i Mother's Day Cards i. - - I ing out with coffee and encouragement. Th i whole student bwbg, was hack of the ne\ — j Union and willing* to work for it. Actual F«»r many miles f I rk toward theii KODAK FINISHING I digging took four and a half days, AND this year Three: j Newspapers all over the country called PICTURE FRAMING I this time miraculous. The students donned I pajamas, painted them with stripes and Open Kerning* and Kunday Afternoon* j walked through town in lockstep. It was all Future of the R. 0. T. C. | great fun, this saving money on building routs. But after the actual construction be¬ Rex Camera Shop gun, the $100,000 didn't last long. The Union The propos.il Nyc-Kviilf hill to put H. O. organization incorporated and borrowed an¬ T. C. training «n an optional baaia, with other $'100,000 dollars. The state Imught up iricr school is not restricted j a view to aholiahinK it entirely in the fucure, the t*nnd* and students and alumni fell that has arouse.! eonsi.lerahle disijussinn. (hi the debt rould be cleared up it the Kellogg Bird Sar in fen years. one hand we have propaganda from educa¬ Formal opening was in the spring of 1925. tors who say the It. '»• T. ('■ promotes The building lost money rather than paying militarism and a eog-in-lhe-marhine psyrhol- ogy. (in the other we have propaganda from " "" e ' manager in 1928. From educators who claim that it is good discipline the hrst he u""saw m"'1'at wer to financial problem.* and makes men. in college control of the building, thus escap¬ Unfortunately, the lir«t class are largely ing taxes, insurance and compensation those who know little n!««it the subject. And charges. |«ast August the alumni organiza¬ the second class comprises, for the most part, tion defaulted and the building went to the Railway Express can handle laundry presidents of institutions which lienefits from state, which turned it over to the college. the II. (). T. ('. program. Now how about packages for' you very easily and WSC Under this control, the building was split the real value of such training- economically. Simply notify the folks Fundamentally the It. I). T. is sound up info smaller departments, each complete in itself. that you are shipping your laundry C/lCM>tat It was developed to inform student* hImhiI by Railway Express and ask them to Until now. Biggs has stayed on in a lesser military affairs, not to inspire them to use return it the same way. If wish, Ih►*! Iwcause of his affection for the building you their information in offensive combat It and the college. His friends among the you can ship "collect." It saves time Wan aimed to make its student* prepared, not belligerent. j students and the faculty have felt that the and detail, ami loose change. The K. O .T. U. faces the facts. tJkewBw*. J Union was almost his home. I In leaving. Bigg* said, "my associations Railway Express is fast and depend¬ sex course face the fat ts; or limnology etmrses face the facts; business eourse* face the { with the students have been very pleasant, able and can be relied upon to get facts. If sex students use their knowledge | I'm going to miss a lot of them 'I've en your laundry back as fresh and in as I joyed my work and we of the Union have to avoid social disease in houses of prostitu good condition as when it left home. i alwa\ > tried to work for the students' Hon, if criminologists use it to become mas- Bo think the idea over and telephone Iwttefit." tor criminals and business student* to be¬ ' The students will miss Bigg-, whose work Railway Express. Our motor truck come umier-handetl s|M*ulHt«»rs— it is not al¬ together the fault of their training. A tittle | ha* built the Union we have today. Those wilt pick up the package at your door knowledge may la* at times a dangerous | who know what he ha.* done, how he bus at no extra charge. worked, will remember his accomplishment* thing; but knowledge is indispensable. Only as having contributed to the general inter¬ human ostriches will sink their head* in For service or information telephone ests of the student ImmIv. He did hi* best, 225 Abbot IPmH Phone the sand ami advisate its alMibtion U < ause fcwt Untlsr, Mich. which A»r most of u* was enough.-—B. A. V n few individuals have warped its end*. Fundamentally, then, the R. O .T. » . is sound. But the It. O T. U. must t** careful Railway Express that some of its loaders, and some of it* Tampa. Fast Lansing At.I.MY INC. Mlpertu ial asfUH'ts, don't destroy it. and Ann Arbor NATION-WIDE RAIL-AIR SERVICE Robert Mors* Love11 commented the other night «»ti the textbooks written by military In another Michigan 1 hilly editorial that leaders Which proclaimed that was was a goes 'round ami 'round and copies out here, "divine institution" That i* n> t tb«> at a University writer start s with the til it ^e-0y!g Sfrpp titude of jieil, Pershing, lien. Nmedley Butler. "Tampa and Fast Lansing"; contnines by Gen. John F. O'Ryaii, ami other military men attacking the Tampa. Florida, flogging frails; 11C W. Allegan Street Xvho know infinitely more ataMit the »uhjrvt • di moment on the evils of Hearst. it. iMH.M'wit and the LiU'ity I of war than the authors of the textbooks. | " ague: The K. O. T. U. must guard against such jI Mini olid* brilliant!} by comparing Mn In literature. A few dullards can destroy I St j *sl »t»- -anient* to *out hern dogger-. everything that a great many smai | lie nm> * in pin t : "Some might »n* have aixoinpiishi fl The college no j that thto Mirl of violence (tlu* Florida t1 read those texts are interested in la* j gingxl i* poeuharly Southern, hut if i* i in the jierpetuntion of tin soldier*. higan State College students who inter- They I ruptt*t the anti-war strike in Lansing and nix iff nt the "divinity" » f war. I threw an Atm Allan* minister into the river Tht* It. O. T. U. mu- t also take tare m selecting it* pci.HonncI t Iff Her* who an- j «l»-pU>«d the same narrow•mmd«Hiiie*s, and t'iTivient in bullying tin average enlisted man | «t»llege students are *upp»,*edlv able to treat tin* seldom efficient in hanilht u I be ci4U-g« side* of a question intelligently " Uhe pout i* rather obscure. The writer is man. Collegian* are antagonized by tmute- on the value of otieyirig rather than think attacking Mn hig.ui State for' IhP ing for une'ii self. They don't mind taking ckmg puC.v m general, not merely for rowing .an Ann Arbor minister into the i know that ymi wilt be ablt i orders, but they do mind ahti*agc Any im «r It's th. prmtiple of the thing that (hwajf the authorities with u,.>. n partial oh,server can notn »> the tftilYvivrae u: j hitle talc of uahapptm*^ int.*. net (Ijm, home town of the victim co-operation Iwtween tho*«* student* who are | Yours, It !i».it :* wind the writer numii* to say Cuthbert StrongheaH treated by their imdrin to» - a> equal*. and nubti right Michigan State those who are treated bvMheir officer? a | hunch of morons. * too ha*ty in their action jtil Furthermore, no m-liu.-tor, no matter h*»w i I hey regret it now. Ducking L likeable should adopt a militaristic attitude part.« .tiiutly out of fttylc. \» Jit* might elicit a few laugh* from hi* eta** A* |:r«**f of Mic higan State'* tolerance, j*u piav me remind the Daily writer that all by dwelling on the various mean* of making , alien nt* who were chargini with radicalism hash of the enemv. but he is act urnpUxhing >t it s a wuic-opcn niasq iter Site nothing, College men have little respect for n conmrtion with ia*t year'* milling an* Lv re ariyttumt goe». OveraUl. medal* and dead heroes. They arc patriot k *t!-l m M liool. jHirsuing their atudies in U* bfeevhe*. a nolm shirts, h hats and .stetsons.. The but they are al*" young, and th«> want to pewe. d - cm act like foots invause it live. UHLKLAS the Liiiversit y of Michigan into tlie general atittaisphere. afill on the outside!A) Gati Potter rada-al* of la-t year an- • The li. (X T. U. is a \erv |*>werftil ami since that's the only way to a very worthwhile machine. Hut. like any i<*»king "in. Apparently the Uuivuraity ia too],, y a rolkgc (art)' without other machine it may to* reduced to gk*nou.« smug junk by a few stupid pilot*.—I>. V. t . hall* So met itne when ch>p* i.* acaree, and inspira- '"Orchu.st ra Sketched: Fink lace ovrr lu.n. ».■ fh.il l.kr a tip from I ho Daily ,~u„.v. Notr, n.mi. cropo slip.' IWor" and write *om®thing entitled "Hitler, Uuth- lUggs and the Union uu and baseiMii >t«r. will be in jacket with L*«t veil $»mi Mussolini," We shall then he on ] the White $ox hnoup next year,.. He wasn't the only xtar the to sec me my dress so much he want* in it w*t vctk. We're . contrast- night at miiimght. Ilay Itigxr. enUni • par oilh tho <>iiuu.*cient Daily.—-U. V. C. on iu lMRO at Irish team yesterday. And Ruing to the fraternity party. I hi» Rh social ions Willi thr MuIu^rh SUU- . . . (orgrt you haven t seen the dr«M that was the. first titinj that Dodo Union. His loRving has brought tmck a lot It's lace with a cute little jacket If IN lottors wolf added |<, tho alphaU't. Hilt discarded his.broad smik for fits *»*«• like • • " »»*-•» '. . • •. (you know) V.JV7U KXIUW ! ,. . of mcmorio* to him. Ituy rtmsmbvrs how. the Enslish lanyuaKo roulil l>e learno<1 in two a serious visage Pete Weimrr $16.75 S.K™ y Dean Conrad. It'* a it rest kindness to trust people with with his auspicious Na 13 Jersey ST" - - . . ttarringcr always reminds me No. 3 Faculty Row. The Wolverine office a secret. They feel no important while tell- of a prof aad Glaza. a choir¬ PbM# 2.ISAJ was upstairs there. It was there, too, that iiij it—Eobort Quilleu. ~ boy. —D. V. C. ffiigf. May 1. 1®*C MICHIGAN S'lATh NfAVS Pkgt xlirrr IRISH POUND HILL, HAND KOBSMEN 12-3 TROUNCING Mound Ace Handed STATE ■ MARQUETTE TRACK MEET CANCELED First Loss of Year NE1TERSSEEK MORTAR HOARD HONORS of A W S. Tower Guard, and, ast Lansing; Betty McPher- LEAVES STATE Talking It Over FIVE JUNIOR WOMEN lllhi Alpha siairu lapid Hiver, Athalie 'Meyer, Dorothy Picket^ De- Ramblers ig: * Romp Lain clou Nimrs frnlimrn as piFTH IN ROW TEAM WITHOUT < Apologies By IIARKY to Arch Ward) UlSMFIt fCttfttfltueri from page li Presiding at the Tower Guard Grange and 4-li club work, Tower |L'PPing was l.otti«M Larigriori, pre*- i Leone Schavey, Grand Gertrude Seckinger, Clark G cor go Ann Shaw, Jatta Guanl, and the honor of going i»,jidcnt. The following girl* were Fifteen Hita Chahgi Cloie Game Eost laming. Irma Shum- j lecognued by thr xophomorc hor»-1 A LOCAL MEET ~ Merrill-Palmer. to Rout: Lehnh.rdl Accounts Wh'P »•>»>'» «*" Yesterday, 9-0; Face Western State at For All State Scores With Kalamazoo Today. Also Homer in First Inning. Postpone Freshman Meet r With Grand Rapids Junior Hi At. "I III II I It College Until May 20. lUmliliiiy a!'.Mir mi itnoili.-r nncertiil rnail trip. th« Irish t' Notre Dame swept into KILL POUTER ollftre liehl yestentiiy afln - MIXED COATS and TROUSERS Sweep the eastern colleges and they're here for you at SMALL'S GOLFERS MEET WESTERN STATE Phuae DAILY Ml i IITS Matinee f SundaY* (iun Club checks get the cull at J'rinceton; Vale Brand Tay.lor' Zimmerman. 15c 25c . and Harvard prefer District fluids. They're* Ixith Hetidrickson Oppose here in the Ascot coat---gussets under the arm and Kazoo Teachers. two side vents; and Kxmoor, the new blouse hack UK SfOFTS AT DEATH! Iwiti Found a Hoft spot in lit* s[>ort coat with knife pleats at the shoulders. ltlu*tm»f Until' Gabardines, Shetlands and Home spuns are the m«»st effective fabrics. The trousers are in checks, plaids and plain weaves. The smartest ensembles have the sharpest contrasts. See them. SPORT SUITS SPORT COATS %2V '37s0 413w %\T "s. .. ( < >< t* Bert VanAl- SPORT SLACKS '? • nt: ha < ir..fp TofBrand, ?«>•! • T'.j !>'■ . Hrnia :vi»r: 7unmetwan and t--» make the trip '5 W T Ttw*y will lac»> the Hiiitrtppern lit {i thai order wwi art- expecting In return with their first victory Sat- : AMXP I Rerir Ko.inirr Ntht wrmhl luu Ol'R GANG COMEDY: "THE I'INCH SINGER' 5 c. library club Brand, who last witk downed TRAVEI. a A NEW CARTOON li.rpli.rir liKMMd rtirta TO meet wednesday j'm tout-d Woody Maflny for the mni »I)NI)A1 — THM.I PAVS I enly Spartan, taclivfctua! victory Gvharthnr Gap ColmrtA ,!o{ the meet with Michigan, iwfflw THE FIRST GIRL IN TWO YEARS! Trnnin Trunk* Slmrk II—r • to haw found hiJ groove and bmki Or |. ■pillh—l Ifnf wkrn t.r mrl hw! wna interested in bbrxrv ,* * X-w" a »*i ! fihouid experience little difficulty "•emcntary teaching arc «t«nd the meeting of the ' thu week-end lie played the dii- $1 to $1.95 1a*«•*. * u»-m« **'■*■•** u j ficult Landing (ours? Wednesday tC, Ltrxry ctva u t» f-rH -<—» — *•*""»' r"~'[with a run of nine conxeeuUve II Ifa SluU—IC* A! •. Ui the base-, Vier-? • » * * * and »• quietly predicting that *~>J| pars the library at 5 oclxk , ' * * "' ° * . * j he wiU be hard to- beat from- now Isk*. of the Lan- | Lbrary and a graduau , mi3 be Her After mow forced a Week's post- Taylor, Zimmerman and Hen- jponrmcnT, $5 griddcri finally rc- Idrknon shot *ood early lewo j ported tear the Marquette univeo- M„rex aj^atiUt Wolverines and SMALL'S Ht a 1 Ity uprout football practirc Ray .have impfoved during ihe week all color Musical ""^" 5 'EXCLUSIVE STORY Librarian" with special Buivjd, the Cucpe boys and Ray ; What little ii known of the Teach- sport reel the place of story ISaeneoberg, you renaerabeT thorn, >rt atrenjth. State ii expected to the work. * Idoot you? were out tor the drills. win kandily. Friday, May 1, 1931) Pace Four eon-idcred by the rpeakrr The | NEWMAN CLUE TO MEET committee of the Forum j Wizard Discards Pencil, COLLEGE program Babes of the Woods I Hill I FTIN , selected Mr Waldc. fur Shis talk The Newman club, catholic . 'will and hi, ability lo>rmt ld;im.c organisation, hoM To Hold Bushwarker* Frolic Tomorrow Night j Out-Multiplies Machine I ! DLILLEt 1 1H 11,,. drama 1 i"'i' 'hi- aeslhetic possibility 4n|uf |h(. „omi. Frlday May , m ^ Love is iff the nil*,'* so the son# writers tell us . . . But « C. E. Mangold Daniel Faculty With Ingenious Facility for Rais¬ ,,g of the Spartan! PiansfortheEueharisticbr.sk from 12 00 to U 4! fa,t (a tj0 there ore other things, too . . . For instance ... In the social |« ing Powers, Weighing Sheep, Hoodwinking Deans. Men Students „irm. tlrri(. Parlors of|wj|, b„ ,li„ussed Father ij ' air this week-end ... a decided not of novelty . . . we mean Church, is open to all men WJ ,nvltes Catholic . ... the Forestry Shindig .. . Saturday night . . . rustic decora-1, will pre- i ((( an(j "guar;tntees , of fun for all.'' tlons . . . rustic apparel . . the foresters calling themselves . "woodsmen" . . . sound romantic? . . . in the old armory . . . fascinating place to go "woodsey," isn't it? ... Jim Sargent In charge Music by Frankie f'rlndle . . . Patrons . . . Mr. . and Mrs. A. B. Bowman . . . . . Mr, and Mrs. F. r. Strong . . . The hack of your head... theme song for the party: "I \V()l'l,ll if I could . . Vicing with the f« "tops" this week-en I I . U | ! PKI1MANKNTS . . FINGER WAVES . . MANKTRKs that composite oigi Waldo to .Speak .. „ Panhellenic . . . tonight At Forum Sundav : College Manor Beauty Shop girl of many abilities a» stimulation for the "tootsies Mr. and Mrs. J. ('. 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