M. S. C. Library r Cast Lansing, Miah. I. niMINC EVENT* EDITORIALS lichtgatT 6t«t News$ - _ — ■ Dj.krilull name TMItM wan W.T. e.eM EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, MATI UDAY, JANL'ARY 8. 1938 "llel/i II an tod' Early English Trailerites Face Today9* End of Trying Week Sifin (tror Office II intor lllizzarils Allan Mark Selected III Mohilo I Initios Campus Approaches for 242 OfHousing Head Toueh Slated trailer houses General Ghairman- Men students who are interested || in securing part-time employment, For Miisieinn Fraternity Pledges which may tange anywhere from .uirhinx -u»> Il.s i„ working Sniper*. Ilunrrri lo Offer For 1938 Senior Ball for mom and board, mav fill out llara»MMl Nmphylrn Urine khcst pades on the application cards at the housing Opening Program in Curly In Hr llcltl Eriilny. | I - \ on mitiation to all miyj .nrri.nation is a part of tak- Thursday "TSSrFarm Week director"* .flit. in wnrd F. Welle Housing director. G R. Heath, is I fliotl Snmlll) E.-ulv English c St n to Si ml on I Mnrrli III. in l.iin.init Mil.nllir IVlll|llr. Is II rsl I'ninl •• by t week pj Ingram Intet fraternity This Yoar's (Junta Plans Drawn ! in charge of the student employ- try dunces will ment bureau. Last term Heath (for the opening fi List M t lassinalos ! ( nmliilaIt Show placed many students in various (an-mI Collegium To Issisl l luiiriiiiin sible 23 points, the Slum s 2H Increase 23nl was 19 and ,|iri'lril lo llriiw East Lansing. bal'!"om. The pi f oiliniiltcn Mnnlii'i's Will : :th The Lambda Sunday IWn Kill Murk Heath also requests that each 1 mi' • itlmui < h. Alpha pledgee student who tiled an application! A quintet of mu r.ommriHP I Mini* Draillinr llonr e second with an Aellvllle*. Plans are nojv under way the twenty-third annual Farm for work lust term call at the of- fiee to Do his schedule of hours 'th. |ditc< 'i.»n of l.eoni lintiMMliaicU. i age of 18 and five- rev • uisic depai t lbs. Alpha Gam- : Week which will begin Janu available for work according to his j mm caroU durir id with 18 and five- When the clock in the tower 31. The event is expec ted to. di winter schedule kv being groomed int. the ti-c over th«- tie. the various judging events am telephone, and walk- grain and potato show is he Art- I'n.li-il nn En rollinent Motility UhiIiIiiik Mount: planned. The agricultural et llenle may be the epi- skatint agility and craee a a part of the activities i f a week in which the only hell that has been removed was the one that Othrr* E«|M'i'lnl. Figure Drops was formerly part <>f the name. l.«tiinnt<* .'PHI llcgiwlcii'il in Figures released from Dean Short (iiiiirM1 Mitchell's office indicate that the n Th* pond ftmruhium is number of pledges taking the in¬ I li\ i-ioii. Chili to Mold itiation this vear exceeds lust notices are by 28 i ViecUlx Chill? hiding j The annual fellowship: Fnre.tr> Vex. Di-ru—«ion Croup* Cltoo-i j Livestock she te college the Thursday afte: PRtKiR\A| LISTED department (hi n I opic- tusbandry, Bill " Berg. Elmer White. John ictci lology. chemistry, ' Bough ton. Jim Morse. Clarence 1 Get to I Don Moir, Don Trnger. Bill , Peiter. Mapley Williams. Elda l Rosegart. Louis Reuter. Usif Han-' ev. Bill Place. James Culby. Phi Kappa Tail the college herd.- will I ut [culture, Morris Anton, ! Nathan Myers, Ted Jennings, Har¬ old Sunora>, Jack Gri.sby, Jack Mc- t Cowan, Ted Doherty. Harry Jack¬ »e problems which tl Vim. U a- That Mire! son. Carlton Walter-. Bert Barry. •nts, probably the m. additio , William Porteous. Barton Kol- ; voord, John Wright, William j Smith, Robert Phillips, Da\ id PimIoI Trum weeks Jet ptoi'4 (turd Niudrnl Jtid Palton dedi- pianist S %. E on Ailing. Don Junz. ^ rrangrs (!u rt I wd thr number "lo all sta¬ Iam is Hi ji c Man. Dick Busli tu* ot Mx hixan Stale rollege Howard 11. my, Les Bnukner. Te« ItIIII S«|IUI(I lo I-Iicoiiulrr Huit Kii'Ft Shipman. Slroiit Opponent-. Phi Delta The la Bill Paddi.-u Announce I ngMgciiiriil swc io Mold Professor's Map .. . if. liensi>d rrairriulY M <•<»/. .. i Danre Class!* % iiiid \I>|IM*!II Slum s La ml I sos Slill lurries 'Hellish' Tiiiiie i».|.>»>. ^.i- By NORMAN KINYON ir, 193C. the , /Vm'/o/w Fiiuls (Pitl Hum I l{r»istration From Inside By llll l li: TEI.I. Ill' Penelope' Come do off •' American a j that shelf and dust yourself off.lh<"' Olympic :i! wtien returning ,u 1 while I tell >ou all about iegi-- »»»<-'« ! i ». games ,n Ger- , ^ lhat >I)U, vad But I 11 1.1. ><*. thi.iK» Frr l*ii*l* a* ln-lno lor- !"uu',', llailin School lo Slarl Monthly ) oar's Ursl Tiro Hr -a* bet tie tluM he working at his home. Harold i foiuuiae a Well. Selh full glut »f Oliver has taken charge of the lhiiiuif>os Office won hw bet I worked plan service. whi« h sends out blu*' I the utp " i Ennyhcx over p; mis -f buildings .ind machinery Uler I unerol tbu And i arrange to farmers throughout the state 1 did 1 do I was one < t thoi Oliver ha.N vcorked on various r<.f H ' j awful people that kept sendir tcmtx-ramental as they state p;ejects since his graduation (the kids back to Jill out their pr« Why" Here's the inside dop ussioii will : grams on their enrollment < ;»:i Furxollrn Man ! came up in the late aftern •• 30 p rn , •*f' f" and when they did that. I'd set Dickerson." liberal , them bi.k to'mi out U* undct "o w.nt«i to r.gut«, but ol Sliiala-iit (inngr M ill The men who a-,ii take part in "®.or , to he school Monday are Prof (..' H registet j com- j card bvcauar th. carbon d.dn t to'"'-' hi- couldn t it Hol.l 0|h'n Drrling Me gee, R t Decker and Profes¬ C " > » Nt as In a letter I work t)t tourw. I didn t like t" »un l hi. tim. to throuuh But Dicker son states i The Student Grange will bold sor Rather They will discuss the ^ ha* had do It. but .! had to be don. that h. wanted to «o throughI said He that wa» urrent situation in the supplies a record of all i way What" Quiet. Penelope dull, lurtoua F an open meeting Saiturduy eve¬ one B in three of [ they wouldn't let him. he ning following the varsity basket¬ f clover and alfalfa seed 1 It was heaps of fun. though. - ieme&ters. and not rouldn t come back to school. ball game. The meeting will in- > | seeing all the kids that came back But he did. He came back that elude a social program, followed ull ixiles, even into the point of Shite N< • • ^ ■ >* name appeared on ISorf of a preview of who's going Cavalry Show* I'ilum carrying an egg next to their called the ic night, but d'ya know what he did ' by refreshments. Anyone inter¬ ^ ■. with completion films on Fri¬ fc^Pued wasn't He pointed out two day.) I thought c»u* h. had to go back and have team Everyone on the team is urged to day, January 7 They will re- souls crawl to their places via an busily engaj :d in counting Peter Moinct. at present in Florida, •bout everybody h» registration card .lamped But Then things frills on .'icr undies, she shouh .5 the owner of the property sl*« Why' Wall. » •ood otyway But ra- be present. xiiow films on musketry, the Life under the-table route It will only be m: ' Wieve hur. of Riley, Cadet Days, and Care of really begin to happen. Pledge be alarmed >-h«t of Stable Animals on Saturday, Jan¬ Uertll. florist, 811 AvertH. Serial, 211 ASM read. | uary 8, between 9 and 11 o'clock. MICHIGAN KATE NEWS Saturday, January t», 19m, the shift come* in the middle of the Meend CAMPUS CAMERA Michigan 6tate Nc term. A shift to the semester system would re¬ Survey Shows Students Approve NYA duce the It NYA employees and NY A believed their NYA work would "yes," while 14 were doubtfl; job of classification, a bugbear to faculty supervisors at Michigan help in getting a job later, and students, to twice a year, and lighten the "The students and super-., 114 said they found their work State college have a voice in equally irksome grade-giving task of pro¬ to require initiative and judg- seem to have reached a the future of this federal student fessors. This would require fewer records mon agreement." the repor aid program, it will be continu¬ concluded. "The NYA and lighten the load of the registrar's office Only one student said he «e— Culjnrr Than* 5-8111. Editorial—E«t. 171 ed for many years. found his NYA work too diffi¬ gram is of definite value • considerably. student and to the college Enthusiastic! endorsement of cult .and only 10 found it too 1937 Mnnhcv 19)1 From tho purely academic side, the sem¬ the NYA program at Michigan Fksocidod Golloftiale Prou ester system might go far toward ereating State college is the keynote of Do students consider their Distributor of the scholarly point of view. If students NYA work important to their Hack man Returns could use their vacation times for research student and faculty answers to employers? Yes. Sixty-one Cblls6iaie Digest and study, even review for final examina¬ questions covering almost every judged it to be "very important." Ready to Start phase of the NYA projects and and 148 found it "important." tions, the possibility of producing scholars their administration. Three Only two believed it "unlm- Talk Seheilulv MANAGING EDITOR OLA GELZER ;it Michigan State might lie materially in¬ hundred seventy-eight M S C Spotting n deep tan. < ASSOCIATE EDITORS creased. students were employed in the un important." Bachman. Michigan State JEROME KI1IEC.ER, RAY TURNER NYA program last term, and the, To the question "In your judg¬ ball coach, yesterday :«• CO-ED EDITOR BEVERLY SMITH payroll totaled approximately ment. is the project on which from Florida, where he sper• SPORTS EDITOR GEORGE MASKIN PPDF $5,000 monthly you ure working important and They (lurry On The summary was by Glen O. Stewart, M. S. C prepared valuable enough to justify the extra days following the Sp;. Auburn game in the Orange 1UF UNtVTP.SnY Of SANTA CLAftA government money being spent Inst Saturday BUSINESS MANAGER ROBERT REFIOR Their frail homes still stand. Yea, the <*■ alumni secretary and director of on it." a big majority—288 stu¬ WAP?" Gl iDtP FUGM!? AS EARLY AS Although disappointed v. • ASS T BUSINESS MANAGER WILLARD WHITE Spartan trailer dwellers seem to be carry¬ 1M 190b ML. DESCENDED RKM its NYA program. The question¬ dents—said it was. Only 10 be¬ showing made by the team : ADVERTISING MANAGER TOM BENNETT I A HAUOQN IN A TANDEM MOUOPlANt naires, returned by 289 students, lieved it was not ASST ADVERTISING MANAGER ing on with the spirit of the '49ers, uphold¬ 1 A»*> I A'lER If4 m FEU. ID Mil man said "it was just one were unsigned, and students Two hundred flfty-fivr de¬ HARRY WILSON I Of ATM IN A MOTOP PUXflLEO HAM. games" He appeared anvi ing tne "California or bust" slogan of the were- urged to express honest clared they believed the present CO-ED ADVERTISING MANAGER ANN HARRIS forget about the game and original covered wagon enthusiasts. R ' P'. H AJ PRINCETON 610 4 NYA program—pay received for to begin plans for the 1938 CIRCULATION MANAGER KEITH CLEMENT To the most significant ques¬ -the i». 'Mfc rvST 'NTF^rrufGtAW F00T- Hut these students seek education in¬ Tur SWEDISH NIGHTINGALE Bachman will start ou* GAMf JHArFOiN8G9 mtr tion in the survey—would you ideal student aid p chile FACULTY ADVISER LLOYD H GEIL df-MNr l.'MD DONATED THf HPJT nnuat swing through the i stead of California and its gold. Some of J '■} t N o ftf.PtAT €VEP have returned to college this MOMt < ' ' FOUND ACJGUMANA 03L- only 10 voted [or government league next Monday Hi« . If Gl POCC ISLAND ILLINOIS • TJOf PS WA'/C TAK£N term if NYA assistance had not them live in trailers to save room rent in . ha LAST M GAMLS' loans, and five suggested out¬ is booked heavily for the r- been available''—104 said thev right gifts in the form of scholar order to pay tuition to stay in college. could, not have returned, 99 Last fall their right to attend college via were doubtful, while only 56 The average NYA employee the trailer method was questioned by East said they could have returned .it Michigan State college lives ( onl Katie* Tram Will Lansing authorities who sought to drive Asked what they had learned Regislrr in \riu<»n them from their rented land (outside the In The Rough in NYA work. 41 snid funda¬ very meagerly while in school, the report showed - During the mentals of office work, 48 an¬ 13-weeks term, the largest city limits) by refusing a nearby business ——— With Ifarve;. Harrington swered improved or new re¬ number of NYA employees paid rmuary 11. at IV establishment the privilege of selling water search technique. 101 said how from $25 to $30 for rooms. $0 ill. Their first from city pipes to any trailer occupants. Ituftpy »»r Year—before I forget it. to think more clearly; 188 learn¬ to $11 for hooks, nothing to $10 i on Thursday. .1 Countering with a resourcefulness born i. ollfrl ion* ed how to follow instructions foi clothes. $3 to $5 weekly for of a love of education, the students solved food, and from nothing to *1 chcdulr the la work of others, weekly for recreation their water problem, so are still on location .ind 113 learned more about The majority of NYA super- to start classes this term. As he dropped a Mahu lump of coal into a miniature stove, one One hundred seventy-five de¬ belie tha mid: clared they gained more solf- (onfidencr through their NYA "I have lieeu many years at this busi- ness of getting an education, and don't in¬ accomplished otherwise. N.ition.'l P (IverlitinK Service, Inc. tend to give up now."—H. W. T. Iieve NYA training will SN v students find employ- Music fur Skaters II h\ \al Semi'slers? Eve's Shaft Probably it's" the influence of Sonjn llenie. but when ice skating becomes v Local Writer Is Lauded TS AM) NOVEl.TIi popular that Rockefeller center provides a skating rink for New Yorkers it indicates the American people are doing it. That's For Most Recent Work Ka*t Grand River at f»uns» not exact I.\ news in Michigan, since prac¬ uililwr. Thr liiinim'** I initrr ■ • Open I . mints and Sard.. tically every boy or girl who is raised in - tin- term ■ >-.it-fR is jMipu- this slate tries the sport at acme time or Phone & 61$I mill i! is fur that rt'UHon, other ■ nil < slum has mnliiiui'il Hut a look at the skating pond behind An-: the gymnasium suggests that it's not only why is it |Kipu)ar tie youngsters who take t-» the ice in tin "i Ha simpiu ivaiHin that winter months, for plonty of faculty mem¬ •at lo bers are sprinkled or spilled among the NEW LOCATION crowds that flock there every night I /iwr to Ihmiii- That skating is popular is not to l>e won¬ dered at. Besides providing the most healthful kind < I exercise, it has aesthete "i mn • spt'inl a I IomkI a | hi i" qualities lacking in most athletics, "and : i"i. "i a wellcr of hlurlamk Grand River at Evergreen • Asa a* 11 "in aliTittioii l"i The skating nnk is the only provision for student recreation, other than dam t - and swimming, made Irv the college, which is not of the spectator variety, (iood as it (llasi'ineal Entrance J ii'av is. it might bo improve.I by installing . ii s u la a Ma hiaan Mat" aim • i pin ah agl a ult ui'al. ill ul vide music for the skaters. * The expense of such an addition would wis lit 11" not be prohibitive, and should pu.v large « upo for dividends in enjoyment to the skaters. And short the college .an never lose by fostering to The Campus Press Im is" the nth degnv this pp.- of social diversion tor >tudents. iml ii l.iltlc ( liihl . . . - rKiYims - It might la- plagiarism but u also would be a worthwhile addition to an interesting i nurse-—a l/t i * i hi Id iod for child pa>c)ioing\ observation" laboratory Phone 2*6115 inch a period in wluch th. qintent could ooserie the truth ot psychologies! theories in chikl life and view the results of van •si ■ background and environment iqxin a i hi Id's l>cha\ us would give a practical as peel to a suppi sodiy abstract science. 1 his could I" w orked in « onjuuctioii wit h FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Hives touraes in child devel pmuil AU that t ■ne.es ary - for the psycliologN student observe and la* silent, to allow a child's OF LANSING, MICHIGAN iharaeur i manifest itself in .. normal This Jabotatory scheme lor a child ps> - A FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 1 l"g> course has a 1 reach been given with .treat Mtcccs at Cornell uuivtrsttx —E.H.1* ENTITLED SN Cbristiis Science: Christ Made Manifest in Ike Melern World "Unlv international di.-appr. \al. *\- nressed by the |vace-le\ utg people of the • rtorld through their only weapon- an FRANCIS LVSTEK JANDRON. C. S. B, I'ssitati s llu1 put'i liasi nl' holli iigga _ "f Detroit, Michigan Who the merciless conquests of the m wish In take lla course ^AMgjNN <1 • : ■ , "lip i T ■■ M„ 1" rfturcli. ! Maesim • < : Itiir. Although iHgiiiuing tiam. Chinese-Ann , - i11 mosl college.- arc or- /.en of the seven,i g. n« ration and i MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 17. 193S. AT 8:15 O'CLOCK a "i a a grunt War i" lit" lit -1 t at Wayne una. r- !< n* h.! mi EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM rcailiug in the beculal. here . Japanese !x)tvcolt. II |iruni»>'. iuCHiCAW ITaiF, iiKKC. Pali* ikm swl give$ Collegians Will Open At Business Meel piay Newcomer ^ mj .. n With the Modern Greekt »' « P »n room m 400. Sstuntey. January ' • will nteat the bu.lneW I hall. Games, dtine- " I. taT Ceived « «l«b *n» wffl b» re- Winter Term Formal ag V?0 ilHIltlCfll : temporary state of after- speaking) Christmas in Califo , • About «0 rerwns attended » "•.i; md iiday doldrums will be KAFPA DELTA— refreshment • v i.I follow! Clamlfied ads cost one-act play over little, pay big.' • next Sunday morning. The Gertrude Mason has left .sc general businc forty Client* Attend Dw - will be all through running with tiie intention of getting r Season This Weekend Spartan Women's league Thursday ! night *ert Bridge Friday quivering pledges to the ground ried. Colinda Wincgar is Formal Party Schedule their attempts to show them The play was directed by Geral- ' fortunate fellows they are to ■Ian. it Kappa Kappa Gamma dine Pierce In the cast were i Ol.lH A nautical theme was adopted •spective members. Although Jan. 11 I'hi Delta Theta Marie Gorte, Goldic Ren*. Cath- ' Olds kv have given it a new name, we erine Acker man. Elaine van Aken. by the Newcomers club, a division Sigma framma Upsilon Council Jean Walsh, and Betty Dcmorest. ; of the Faculty Folk club, for their trom various sources that fra- pity week is still not a mild Jan. If. Kappa Alpha Theta Union Old« dessert bridge held Friday after¬ of Alpha Gamma Delta Proceedings Union rn entertainment that is a noon, January 7. in the main din¬ ia/i/xt* to Dance ing loom of the Union. Approxi¬ clay school picnir. PDA PHI— •la, L'l Band Formal Alpha Xi Delta Armory mately 40 women attended. l„ OUh Ballroom (Continued from \ I) The nautical note was carried Summerlce and Kappa Sigma Old* C n ion out in the entrance via uel a gangway, taken up 1 Jan. JH Spartan Women'.-; League Rosenbaum. Warren j in decorations, and in the tally Alice Giiispie and Jane denee in the house Union i by AM G C ! Schneider. Hu la Kappa Nw Aid. cards, which were in the form of re not .n school this term, ECLECTIC— Olds Puny Card, Adams, Maher and Sigma Ng—Charles Harmon.' Jin, JJ, Sigma Nu going • • Ypsil in?i and Jane Howard Swartz Olds | Barnhart (Gerald Drake, Robert Davis. Rich- passports and were used to locate gave Chi O R Bfa Kappa places at the bridge tables. Bridge l.vn Snyder .1 diamond ring for Union Minutes of meeting held Novem- ard Washburn. Rich Groening, I formed the afternoon*! .-pent a hot (chemically i rorrect finger during vacation 7 the height j 1 : Aipiwt « hi Sigma Y. VV. C A. winter term ber 22 were read and approved as Eugene McCleary, Harry Cameron, this is all beginning 1o sound I tal season at Robert Farkas, James I.evine. Chi Alpha (Gnat) noumed) The Marines, East Lansing senior Party Honors jeweler's » kend parties advertisement Feh. 1 lv k'liuM j Public hearing on the ordinance Matthew Pinkham, Hamilton Ben- gill scout group, presented • .lance i -' Ball Ma-onii. Temple rar.r-tv;. I to change the name of Kedzie del. John Twist. Robert Barthold. and assisted with the serving of Fch % < h ; Omega street Kedzie drive, was held j Guy Main. Gordon Pulling. A! refreshments. The hostess com¬ Recent Bride l>eiphk Old* Olds ••• • parly of the term was given White. William Brandenburg. mute wore sailor caps. Feb. II Mrs. M. Mr-. Dihhuii Slew art i» HimI#*(»vi \lt«>n«U Meet 1 H<'P MasoniA fem U* . . held tn the Union ball- opportunity t«-» be heard No ap¬ ! Charles Gardne;. George Grenske F. Deters was chairman of the af- Phi CM Alplia—Clifford Hand. Eel. I'J Alpha Gamma Rho sponsored by the peals. Bridge (riird. Ralph C Hudson, piofe- , . Union rd There was dancing Aid. Cord moved that the Ked¬ 'Frank Bartall, Wilson Oler, Ferris! Ml ! New ammal husbandry, is attending a 1 '• ' 1 Alpha Little: TheaP-r • Frankic Prindle's zie drive ordinance do now i Wilson. Tony Busser. Francis Y"- pass meeting of the Aineiican Belgian ed the music. Another Supported by Aid. Maher and ! baley. D»»n Kilburtv Draft Horse association in < hi- Air ha Chi •J! be held >n the Union carried. PI Kappa Fill— Walt Rncku*. Omega Olds Yen:-: Aid. Barnhart, «ago this week. Professor Hmi- Fel. l'a V ar.it v Part • >night with Mr. and Card, Adams and Maher j George Salsburv. Bob Pardee. Fred son has been asked to -peak ..t ih#- y Masoni . Tempi" Fell. I" i.amlMla Chi v., w \ Berg and Prof, and Mrs. Report of operation of water Havden, Clare Jensen. George Mc¬ roups, among Ohio State and University <>f Mis- Alpha OMs 2 i. ,s patrons. The music softener plant and sewage Kay. Harold Patzer. Bob Vandei - Delia ( hi disposal veld. Russ metered by Arno Weiss Angel I. Avery Camer¬ I'hi . plant were received and placed on laM Kaj.ua Tau Olds on. Porker Gray Fill Ball Hesperian- Rollert Dodge. John Mason a T»-mple \ ■ r k pp* Gamma will hold Communication from MiNutt Dunn, James Otto. James F,. harm House h '»• Olds >• dinner dance tonight at Nate Fry's or- sewage sludge, was received and Manufactui ing company regarding cr. Bob Merz. Bill Vallerv, Dick Poetzeng- CLASSIFIED Pi Kappa Phi (Cnannouni'i'd) Unit pruvide music at the placed on Hie. Powers. John Rischman. Bill Crnn- (won/# Dismast s i ,n and Mrs. R for dancing aftcr- C Htis- Contract to furnish power and i»i Davidson. John Hixon. Buck Misner Boh Jim Flynn, Earl Perry Farm I'roblrm* Mm i >M,-ah Williams Sarah a Unt t. maintain a street lighting system Ned Steel.. Bob .Vim- WhictMt. KuH W<»m< n'- ('1I.it. House . ' ,nd Mrs C W Chap- for the ensuing year, also to in¬ gmi \ • \l and Mrs W L j Sebalt . ! ! i Epnilon . stall new boulevard lights on Delta Sigma Phi Fast M;,\ '*• patrons for the George Cape. VOIlf- 111 III* Ill-Ill Mayo Michigan avenue and Grand River Morns Theils, .laesti will be Mrs. Bertha Hayden Wright, Alpha F.psilon 1*1 C.t.l avenue, were presented for ap¬ l-ur Mi d - Nafli* IV Theater " Mrs Katherinc Arms, j Richard Young. Dutch Rea. Giant Mar. 11 1 n ion Dorm 1 proval by the Linsing Board of Baker [>m Rotd. Rni>ert r* th Conrad, and Mrs Martin. Man . Water and Electric Light Com¬ Forrest I'd t.lee Clnh Owen. James Rothfuss. Cnion C&Uwrine M?Uer. missioners Delta Sigma Phi George Sitterle. Robert Stephen- OJflr- . 1 M s M E. Deters and City Attorney Harry D Hub¬ •on. Cliffoid F#«rr-t. Wendell F. 't/ Sigma Kappa Olds v.-; \ ; -rVt, housemother, will bard advised that he had exam¬ ' Alex Ford. Alfred Goldnet Law¬ Mm IS Senior Rail Mnmi i« Temple . * . • ;.t the Farmllouse ined the two contracts and found rence Grupc. John Liuzzi. Robert Man Pi Hesperian : n . tonight. them to be in proper form. Aid Linton. Lawrence Lusk. Fred Arn- Ohls Adams moved that the two con¬ ■i.. Hei Dot tracts be approved and that the William Bra Musicians . Mgn them Supported by Aid Card and carried Yi C»llr(>»' Hlillctiii Go to Meet Card, B. Dwight 11.111 ing'nr , meeting of the council. CotIm.ui. Knute ' Aid Card moved that Squires, 7 the time Pilkington M#l. in Smith. for payment of taxr be extended up to and including February h'V lamlida Chi %lpha without penaltv Supported by Aid Maher and carried All yeas. Pittsburg Svm- Aid Card moved tiiat the fol¬ Drlphu M m Bob John Krmo • li. b K.. lowing bills be allowed and order* love- Vernon Han Eddie Riri; drawn on the respective fund- Delta (hi Supported by Aid. Adams and Geoi^. fUd. . \\ H. S. (. RESTAURANT carried. Yeas: Aid Uurnhait, Catd. bng newspapers So ' , IV Klg<\ (kill gr brn1 Adam.- and Maher iar-.n Haider, Milton Mnr; U. S. Postmaster 33.811 i.c the curriculum E E Lock wood 5 16MSh ¥ili,,nn Myr; , Donald KanN \HI K I Fletcher Valentine knows tobacco 1 Tk City Treasure 1 et ,d 2M3.34 leading to a 1 Brown's Nurs# B<1 t y of Water and Elcctrn. 1Yi 10 values...like so maay otker inde¬ ;n music at Michi- Light .*>17 67 i ed the on curricula by results »*f .. American LaFrancu C Amer. - 139 95 [PR ALGABIE5 pendent experts ke smokes Luckies! • v «. re of Spring Mfs Co. 7 30 special .\>. j The Briggs Co 79160 Buffalo Meter C : xi A2 The Campus Press { Capitol City Wrecking Co 34 13 DAM IN#. NK.HTI.V IV L Ihiu^Ih i.OOO.O(M) |x>unii> ■ >1 tobucco lion, m tile paM (en years, say. at aui- Mr. Valentine. <0111111 unity ' The Dudley Paper Co. East Lansing Electric C«>. E.M Ell M0NUA1 miiepeiHlciit buyer of WoUiclit, N. C., ' arid my bread and butter depend, on making the right Personals ; 1 Guli Edward Giblxms Gt^ugh Service Co. Lvle Signs. In. Mich Beil Tel t NOW PI WIN#. bid,, t hat ■> why I have to httuw (eibaceo value.. Refining Co. Mwhiean Salt Ct». - • ti has returned Gulf Refining Co Now I w.inokcd Luekie, ever Three Rivers Gordon Hale unee J'JIH, and il»e : - the holida>» with and Mrs. John Ingham Co,-Treasurer Jarvis Kngineei >r.£ Wen. JACK (OfFEY reaMin l—tter than they ,uit we iny taste to tobacco ineu a'T'. Nobody know, that Luekie, are iuad« Nouth Harrison The Kegal Blank Co. \nd His Hand Y.w':, morning at Mich. Bell Tel- Co. ol the linct eenter-leaf tobacco.' 1 Oil Cr ' • M: and Ml, River Court, I Michigan Supply Co. itatr I ai kkatvkim; I t,—and that iin't all... Luekie, exduiive •. , Perc Marquette It R. Co proccw. •. 1 tr liai Diy Cle.«ue : :' Awe . The Permutit Co. IMH ' I1 W Gaidncr, Young Ulu. 4 Dal# . „ fto i COSYFR li , Toasted" take, out eertaiu irritant, naturally j Plctz A Son i Young Bros Hardwaie 'J 2 ^ cnained at din- | The ftobcy Mfg Co Council iJjtHimcd. DANCING SUNDAY present in all tobacco—even the finest! The result .turday evening. i Sctlhorn Sales 4 ServM.«- UAKKY W t, that you will find Luclue, ' .-mess meeting Co. LUTT Star la at 9 p. \| not only taste ^ood Star officer.' was City Chtik but ; J P Sleight Coei Co are easy on your throat. i'rt.cr Wintermut* > I Standard Oil Co. City Treasurvi. et al Surely .independent experts like MrVaienune make * ll : jM.jg : • bch*»y, Center with her ' East Lansing Library. Mr. H. E. Jchnson May I Have the Next Dante? {•ood judge, of cigarette, ... Sworn record, show L'aO.OO Jm,n. HillxUli that, among • | Geo. G- Alger Co. independent tobacco experts, Luckict I Dd Water and Elcctrw. have twice a, many exclusive smokers have all NATE FRY ' as Light j.inc» trip in Uk other cigarettes The Briggs C«>. 191 10 combined! • I Capitol Casting Co. 194.30 I Capitol Stci I Corp I960 ..«lun lor oJl ■ Capitol Tool it Eng. Co TO 1 ; : Organiaation | j Carrier-Stephens Co. L. O. Christian, M.D 1 WITH MEN WHO KNOW T0MCC0 (EST JT'S LUCKIES 2 ! Consumers Power Co Snftirdny, .Tnnnary 8. io»s Mirmr.AN STATF NEWS fttp* Four SPORT INTERLUDES- Spartans Seek Victory Road Playing Host To Kentucky Slate Five Tankers To Stale \lissinii Faees Tough IQ.'ilt Edition of Spartan Capers Trojans Win W, Drills n» r.KORf.K M DETROIT .Tun \SKIN Mi Edgai k * Over Mason to Start Monday Open Season f Foe Tonight Five 26 t o 11 he [.it .v.'.av. 'IVam After Rubber Come prism IMiiml \flrr pipp,,,"" i the job of I', of M. Fir»l Opponent- r«>l»ttel Series; i» for the 1938 l»ame in Slow Slurl: Mra«l anil ; «»'•<■»>« Ibiubwt l.ook« for which 'til! i Hawaii \e\l. I'liillip- Slur. i' ,. "mon Slron* Tram. ri II» Vlf spwioi o .nin;: under the defeat at; After o "low start. Fust tnnsing i tta«- pUctx-a forged ahead to detent a rangy, their lb t iitufc Mf Ciilifornla earlier in ••ok. the Michigan State bns- hard-fighting Ma".n five. ti«»n ha I M Playing before a crowd ihat J •» el*»ek 1 1 1 as both teams raced up an the floor, with E.i t I an- ir ning. 26-11 mason scours first l-'raternily Pitt hi m iv miHis Mn*nn scored early m th Standings I * Mill' A • HI their place-. He urges all ^ ferrlfn not "Ut for the tear whr gfferd here. they have ability in these ev • t4 tp the em h.njovinu llrriral ut* will he j towheaded T.v preferred, but upper da II have a great team t vtieligther. theM Track Bri^lll Average ^vcr T«*n Year Term it .-an . • Sirs thr nppnrtlittil > Mulligan State Man I oorliini If resllers In Slarl Trials It 'll It, t lose REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF State Boxers Wrcsllitui Matches Stteetletl I n Benin Drills Or * Rv RuleChanteeit. CHARLES D1TTON ~ * s'™EI , SmiHtEAST ut I( "NSING STATE BANK F«i«t I-iiiMog. it; the State of Michigan, a' the close-of bus •• omi now on college wrestling t and point of the average llnpoi tant rule changes have been instituted that will *|>oed up the bouts insider ably I Anothi r bank*, and i RKAR FALL 1HANUL glad t. K I) U Probably the biggest change Hie rule regarding "near fail* " Be- the no coaching" rule £prr this year tf a man had a large "For year* 1 have hunted all Tola. time advantage over his opponent through the rule book* for some- UAWIJTIKS and ride bout thing that will .top ow.hcs from dcpos.ts of individuals. pu.tnrrships ami cm rathei than try for a would ge the decision fht opponent did come out from j thc>' are m lbo nn* but unUI State, county and r nearly pin the man m i there ha* been nothing eoncern- postal savings deposits the closing moments of the bout j ing this. Collins remarked with Common stexk 900 shares, par $100 00 The rule on "near falls" has | considerable \ igor per share $90,000 00 changed all of this am. tend* to j NO IOACHINO BI'LC Undivided profits—net 20,143 23 speed up the bout The stop j He said that this rule also ap- watches play no part in the decis- i plies to the audience and will quiet Total Capital Account $110.143 23 fen because the decisions will be j some of the-»sid«line coaches who if there j are always at every match, calling' Total. Including Capital Account out advice .1 the top of the.r Don Roast, who packs a terrific | I H s Luc„ lh, lbovc.Mmrt ^ do „Mr cmiSop m addition to being a fair Each time a m»n m.k.) >n it- »oi«t I ,tavr .utrm.nt U lru» to th. best my kno»l«^e and l»' • >oxci. should be the I6.S pounder mpt to pin his opponent hr get. j It would be alt ight except that H s LUCAS Ducky" Dudley iguin this year unti. and II u on Iheee point. | Ine advice u almo.1 im eriably ler. who has no Nick Nov isel. a lightning fast ... at Ihi deeiaton will be baud The the wont thin* that could be done "aRTHURJ clabk i on ha word SWIMMKKS WANTED >oxer who is very shifty wiil* be ; Uane erivanUie. no matter how, under the circunutames Penalty H KYuhH He'll have a great ball Anyone interested m trying so next week in the 13B pound division Nick Mf. will he diaregwded il the ■ tor violation ol the "no coaching o h BRVEG11 when Faikowaki. Skidler. and out for either the distances or Lodo Habile, pole vaulter. is had quite a bit of experience be* other man ha. more poinU on rule wtll be Brit a warning and , DirT dashes then if contutued. low of the bout state of michigan. county of ingham. « the please see Coach j certain of placing prominently in fore boxing for State last year. He Jake Daubert ol the swimming At laat the .pecutor. are getting Sworn to and .ubecribed before me thu 5th day of Jar.oar , that event, and Art Jenkins is has fought for a Long tune in Chi* | rated a sure thing to score in the cago. including the Chicago Tri* Thui he bout, will be speeded | a real break and college wrestling j LESLIE MILLER. Nour> 1 — will be I shot put bunc Golden Gloves tournament. nothing^ It developing real crowd appeal My commission expires October 15. IBM