M. S. C. Library lut Lansing. rflMING EVENTS EDITORIALS Iflichi^air 6tate News _ ■ - — Thrt I.Ik. II pr rawdga" ItHI H«P—Friday t ~ *"■ m $r vsimw EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY II. 19:!R Elizabethan Play Today's Campus Will be Presented ^^.pfeirl v.'h i- Stein, acting di- ibsence vf Leonard for I'rotltirlioii. fural life will after the deadline. be selected midnight Wed¬ soor it the request c>f , To del itrartl zed the problem by us- nesday. February 0. No rash prixei The The Michignn Str Parly Scheduled for Fri- ;'t ♦ According to Mr will be offered, but best pic'iirw submitted will be made up fot um ilny. Jutniury 21. in in Michigan newspapers, credit to I .iill-iiitf. be given winning contestants. Conditions around which the Italian. Too cl contest will be conducted follow: .\t fjll when school opens T Must Ih' taken 1 by nniuteurg. fiwrien language* will be it Must be submitted by per-" tfttd here. Italian will he add at son who took picture t4 t« the r urrimlnm. Thh lang at ill he tanght by Or. R. T. dent activity coupon book S- next year l1 Ml f | »r<. Young claims > blurs the view the upper stands Name Allen eed - court. So pleas* M fan*, refrain from during the iinm,. j ^u' »'"« '« 'u' wa> * 11 he two hundie For Board I HARI IE AfiNEW rfc«,.t. there are hls >'* type, and is oper- j S ix City Iowa • Creok, wa conv dad on •• obargt Mis B R Proulx,.Mi and Mn prof L I ^ # Group 4 Guiding Children in of being drunk He was fined r, q Miller. Mr and Mrs. C. H p.ri«d.ir. '■■''if furnace, costing Ilomc Fcononacs Christian Growth will study the $30 and costs. Both cases were Upham, Mr and Mis CI. A f|.lltment S.JU, sp,.c|iJ| mtorf., psychology of children and meth-' tried yesterday in Justice of the Brown, and Mr and Mrs .1 C "v u*ed tjeen added fur This Adds .Yen* Course ods of teaching them. This group Peace Whittemore's court. Davis causf, J rmna| jngtead f melting cast *d from will I*- . onductrd by Ml«s Helen The tw., men were arre.Ud .. Tb, . ^u „ the an. . w||| ^ UH.d f, a Detroit; An Edition to the Home Econ- Boyd, director of religinu. edura- 8 IS Saturday night at the corner nul( par,v lo .ponaored by lhe Short f .irriiit t aiiM*- " " ,, |ah»,jat ♦s an method het!It curriculum, a drmofi.fr.Uon Mich.,.n Comrea.t.on.1 and of Michia avenue and Harriaon S|fn,a Gamm, Upallon, hotel ad- ' Fire at Bell 'Home ' |courtti lg nffjrmcr was mad»* the regular foundry The A Ji Ailis-Chalmer*. wniors m t>.ie department Milwaukee. Vt f moved their head- research, being called the "Hotel Hop for use on rural lines. fcN apeak the representative of ! service companies and manufactur- | Hans Kardel, county agricul- used < four automobile engines to use in to the International Relations club ." h .it the University l: All members and candidates of|turul agent of Eaton rounty. will 'cm and i la.r.or Brewer, formerly i ing concerns will find this course their regular lab work during the Wednesday. January 12, on Swe- hsi meet Wednes- i show films of his recent European tilled 'he n<•■« . recently been rcfensxm department, n particularly halpful raat of the year. The motors are den, her nativa land. Tha maating demonstration trip and give a talk entitled only damage ng exceptional work <1 Outside speakers and demonftra- from Ford, Olds. Pontiac. and starts at 7:10 p. m. in room 120. day night at 7 15 rrtugee students tors will appear throughout the Chevrolet automobiles Thay will ■ ■■ j! Camera" "Through Europe at the With a Movie the smoke iai noon luncheon of « fraa Gm§! the State College club. Wedne i- Hrbram CI and Preason ■ G«m i Classified day, January 12. service. 22$ tx. ifl I ads cost little, pay big. MICHIGAN gtAiL N&WS ii. i** rlm»room space is at a premium, the room CAMPUS CAMERA From ^ We Must Wage Pence JUdtUjaiT State Kem Entered matter at poatufflce. Ka-t I.analnf. next t" the State News office miffht be sirred. the WL •• A new publication builiiiiiK would be the on fround Sour of aa»t wins of Tower M>rh. Offlrea lornterf Vrx.n »oiMln*. Rnum K. Le*t answer to hmisinK collette publications. Pnbtbhod TueMay. lliunMlar and Saturday morula** Iiul until the time that such a building is «*urintr 'he roll*** war ».» tba atudenta of Michigan financially |H)ssibtf. adequate space must be JACK YVNCK TaJfpKonr - rullrff Phone S-911S. Edlturlal-E«t |7«. Hu»l- provided within present facilities. We agree completely with the 1937 Mrml« IfM Stale News editorial of a few I.rsson in days advocating a change to FtMOcialod Cotofwlo Prou Slniifiiniffr ago the semester system by this col¬ Distributor of lege There ore so many faults Current slanguage on college campuses and disadvantages in using the GoleekrieDiged is • always a source of bewilderment to term system in a college of this fi. Support efforts to relic, persons outside the college realms, ami is suffering in both countries p size that one wonders why it ■storjng peace in the Orient and dicate our willingness to aid : nut infrequently over the heads of pro¬ has been used this long There Managing editor oi.a gelzeh tions of the world, post-war reconstruction in Chin associate editors fessors. Kut a recent item in the Mils- are fe-w-ijouVses that can be adc- and Japan taiight in a term and vasion of China is i jerome kriegeh. ray turner kegon Chronicle, in which Dr. Lois Whit¬ Efforts to stop the war 6. Present antagonism (here js a bad tendency at the and re¬ i co-ed editor . beverly smith ney. assistant professor of English at Rus¬ tween Chinese and Japan, end of a term's work to heave lieve suffering caused by it arc worts editor george maskin sell Sag«- College for Girls. is quoted, sug students in this country. Supp< a sigli of relief and proceed to highly commendable. But in our efforts at reconciliation an gests that .Michigan State students have forget whatever was learned as common search for enduring business manager . robert reeioh something to learn from the polished voting quickly as possible. Onfc of the |H?acc. the few services that a college cru- ass t business manager willard white women at the staid old school. eotion ran do for the student is 1 Coercive economics meas¬ advehtising manager tom bennett For example, it is doubtful that "(Keeps, to integrate and evaluate whnt- ures do nothing constructive ass't advehtising manager will national she's a nub!" would mean much to local about the causes of the Oriental across bound .? harry wilson and to strengthen the liber students,.hut it'-, the common way of say¬ war. but rather add to-the eeo- co-ed advertising manager ann harris nomii: movements within those coun- circulation manager keith clement ing "My. isn't she attractive?" at Russell maladjustment-, which bA". W t M IM rOWTtftlK'Jfi'. a it at the bottom of it. ceil Sage. A "meatball" is still something t«« f RVIQ TOTUf OUf.fp' iTi faculty ADVISER lloyd 11 f* hX WHAMPW' A If V. 2 Boycott will increase the eat at State, hut in their lingo it moan- Blue-eyed brunettes beat i ;r:o rent; cr** •.+*' »* 1 misery of the Japanese masse simply "a stupid person." and thus entrench fascism, the blondes at Washington i Other terms and phrases little heard which thrives in economic versity In a poll of 128 m, students, the former won fiR i here are: 3. Boycott will defeat the cent of the votes. Blondes i Quilling—Making up to a professor. ►ns. the number < ! avowed purpose of restraining per cent, and red-heads t:„ Jelly date—Pop or soda date. militarism If will increase Ja¬ vith < Fruit Hy—One who studies in a cam¬ In The Rough be more of use for a problem pride. The eol- pan'' n<*ed of China's- market- and strengthen the pus enndv shop. military Cli ¬ moon at the University of Te> With Harvey Harrington — que by verifying its claim that Mallet brain—Particularly stupid. at Austin, precipitated fit Japan must stand alone against Kee Wee—Good, swell, almost any¬ fuiqiifly. Im for-all snow battle which t" an unfriendly world. the police riot squad to break thing. . 4 Boycott against imperial • unneee.i*ar\ Ding—To blackball. Skylooking— t'nroinantic term for the put by Japan urge to make love. M. S. (. RESTAURANT fable Inf. ■Ifui "I • iilKtlrt « KM KI.I.KNT HUM! Wheel .i sled—Drive a eai . \ .1 group "t sympHtln in torti • ■ u^ed here with practically the sunn I it > w In- i>lt. a fraternity plettgt railing. N<> Stat.- student would h« in l tomo throtljrh tIn* first I*'rat 111't In I aboiit "apple-polisher", although I'ck, which everyone knowa ;-tii »»,.». ke explain . I tetter thai .i.i ii. . "iitimmm c ft the li«>r*u •!• inial initiali<'ii'>. ilespite etTnft itt rtraternits n»uiu il to leased ll Rent a TvpcMriler um a month Bin a Keniingtoii Portable \( 1111 liei e\pre•*.*>< 11 the helii i that tile i.h Ih,,.. tin,I f»<>/» . paper gossip io|uinn>. hut .%;»> "The Am wotdd atlo phllologi N»»t' urn! Mi»# \ T-DANCE TDAY! iiiolhrr /(i(/r/N'il(/cilf I'rojn l Spci-ial hValurt iiiation in trait "I I'D I' 111 |f s.,|m',l |.\ 111.- U.iiCiIh'il; , llilr. ALL-GIRL BIG APPLE DANCE id IVul It. (iirls UNION BALLROOM 4:110-5:45 V. M. ">tnfl n x#n/f I Ii, simihin iff (in- tise group an.! urn go the memli BIS e S which lie irons e \ «ni • . m,-i: .. i ugenden .1 U\ ..mradivhip supplies the member.* \w the clul». T1 Weekly Pass — 14 Rides 8.70 oijiiet lt.ing all .f them .need in An> Nanbrr t an Kidr Afl«r 7 p. m. \lvek Days. Sundays and Holiday* collcg., a ... p • same time is a umf\nig faetor in t In.ii p. n.ii nt Men's league. ! ImnlmuUoti I v ..tlol' I '.f S Ih. roll, Ullii! BUSES pit • e to i- th# a- »-\ leal Hs . a> t Iha ht. ..nig lute in eol- anywhere.** Pres. CITY TRANSPORT M. Wriwton ..t Krown universit> 2-1188 • -iiiiam- t- "\\ arfv. I i> and Live" in eflktu jparmHouse Leads; All-Fraternity Scholastic Average Falls Off lesperiang Acclaim Ag Officials Musirum |Score Best To Stale Brought Campit* Housing Project U ill Prorate Heir ££* IWrymen ■ Sitecch on Orient Scries Opens n a. . By Date Bureaa To Visit Here Home* A new awakening of interest winter sports has drawn the for. | JTI Grade Boost W«» the date bureau a auceei for Bird* Three hundred bird families wili B»rl\ Kn|li«h Curnl> anil iestry department into recreiitiu lie-Ids. Anyone who wishes to .ski j Lwiivcntiow 1,1 Ml W n D Niles will addrcsa the (' A. Wednesday afternoon lust term or wai the date burea j "f this week at 5 o'clock on the li|pha <>«»«• «• n surews last term? If tome o -Male She lor find comfortable new homes lltnrrs Allrarl 2INI may soon be able to do an so hours drive of the campus. within Hirhijan SlWr I subject, "Chinese vs. Japanese VTOIMI PUK* WMII the thincs that < awaiting their return next *prmg .1 II Husted. forestry instruct! I'his Sprinft. . F*hilosophy." Mrs. Niles has spent to the college campus One hun- . has inspected the Kellogg refc I si* wars in China as a teacher in Four officials from ttic United dfrd houses have alreadv been " th. first of a amies of six tnet nw„. B.,nlr fan ! oily Teachers' of Training college in the dih the necond place C atrts. the music department and has started plans for ski tra Chengiu, province of Szech- last spring term the will visit Michigan A*^U"Ur<" State Wednes- < omplclrrt snd rm», ihar haif of .. •1 higan State college launched through the lulls and wood lots ',,ni wnn She has also taught at Wil- and ; Ham and Mary and Central State Maternity passed Al- d»y snd Thursdsy to invtsfwitr ,hrm h"v' b-"* m "" • "iIonium MiiMcum serins Into ,hr I'^ntolioo the possibility of piscinK -i rr- '"r>-t plantjOons n«-U>. smdtom at!Teachi'i -..liege at Mt Pleasant. Rho to take the lend second year of presentation laboratory 'i""1 '"restry c.bm prii | *■ averages among the Thai in Itself i that the bureau He fore plantations, nesting 1CTFSI : day "it in the Union ballroom 20f cd M" Ann Km zine has written to the bureau *"!* COtt°n' I TCllil mill In and asked for pictures to lie sent beans, livestock, and grains, are |o-! ,hr fnre' • 1 244. This includes to them. That's feally something, ated at various colleges and uni- < Actual PrisciMeil. t ades «f active members, too. So cful. •ersitles throughout the country. ' by mr,nv tic the marks of pledges*. bureauitos, because you might In* The locution of the poultry lab- \ snapped just when your girl tells you she'll go steady with you WINTKU HAT> So thp Independent Men's Date bureau is opening its doors again $1.00 this term. They're located on the Michigan Stale ofTu i feel" that "" •' ' n r • ' " o.uer second floor of the Union, and arc I hey have advantages I .rffer that • «'h»eku-.l« •■». < «nc 1.7.10 I none of the Other eolle i have. A m'r* n"-rnc-t - ?-*e « open foi A AIODK I 65B i 2.0110 acre tract of land availabli- ,lt>s MAT Slloi'l'l Thursdays from ' near the campus, anil c labora- i 6, and Friday from*? tor v staff would have acres? to th, library and pathology lube Swilli II illianis The thi Fleets Officers I to ml Signs Igncit [ORAL CABLED For Dunce fan. 21 The Department NOW PV.AVINC; will p« ud S3M.IMHI JACK COFFEY \nd His Hand FKATI'RINi; nor cower DANfTNfi Sl'NDAY I he given the usual 1 iv night pn mission re available at the Male to Aid the bund Patrons for the party are Car With the Mtalern (.reeks iGaine Week tain and Mi. 11 .1 Gollghtlv M The loudest%£ a and Mrs C O Wilkin*. and Pto My MAKTANN SMITH ami Mi > Fred Patton I on MKT «. MISTS bride ever spoke! Even offer such throat-taxing Luckies gentle on her throat.. Tnwttay, Jamrnry 11, i uoma. miskin Krnm School. h\ Knttiirlkt Oiiiiilel. I.'i to .'18; Kallt in \\ Hi VIC SPANIOI O illicit!* Stiijro nnift# Minnie* Inil Full SVinrl. 1 > llitlinu ihr AthlHi. "'Ming has come tip hifh Director Ralph with another H. Michigan strong entry Slate's in the hop. dseh. mutc accomplishment bringing track competition this \. !'<■ National Collegiate ciovs coun* reived a heavy jolt yesterdnt : losing streak l.ovs i y championship meet to Michi* the announcement Rudy | ach Ben Van- withou fleet footed sophomore, had \s Yming has been recognized ax I . c • getter" Of the State nth- drawn from college cling into the state i*ta* department for several years, Coach Ralph II. Young nd through his efforts the Spor- been counting on the fir1 , ans have made vast strides for¬ sprinter to team with \Y ' . med In the collegiate sporting Greer, brilliant junior sprint, 1 Frosli (lasers arc Impressive in First Practice of Scasoi There'll he plenty of titles nt Slant t'.onrnc score 100 and prominently for State 220-yard dashes Although pi act ice "has h«>. order more than a week, t!.- u • ., t af>rrs (nplnrr still Sranon'* (tpener strength within the Michigan Static's short course basketball team opened its 1938 The thinclads will season last Saturday b> turning back the Adrian freshman Ave. ;'?-ti The Spartan quintet moved iiiit t..an eailv lead that abn« tune I until February 12. on wh ! State will face Michigan ! ing daily, ulong with the s I tries fo <20 . tor both aI*""1'man" of °° y°U the probkm . ^hat haW"* That * ; *ho»'«d urnleratanrh , Lr**a Dabney Wh° •*« TZ'slrn lMbel *ht" «« 5 of the Po*t * this dramas' 5 week to bet>n Beiinningo Sew Novel llmliiiiiiUm lliiurs tlprn lor t Irn MCE TO WERT M*H oided whether he'll take Uie win¬ ter term off athletically. and join ihr thinclads in the sprtnc re¬ •l 111 NR A MATE Very peculiar, there antiqar-huntm With two The •••«A«ttS? rndi.n Hrrr's A Tip .... Ih tttlitiu II put? rare Sheraton kruft bona, up at auction, why war •"oufh dry si i, . hands l "wa' i0t ^ hi. Ben VanAlstyne probably will Bernard to wSlint to pay IU far onr and then let Nancy frabofl.tr mate for only tl? A rhartrtary Z' ^-Navah- . W""» bluff. had -.-irs Matched Pair hy HOM£ S. MOMS ever be I OK htU NaV,ho mi BELL HOP First All College Formal Of lO.'Ml i.i.i and would ed west y, the Spartans will take Stanford, among be the State basketball five has of the first others tune perform¬ Rocky mountains. Van is hunting for opponents on It a ALSO introducing the corokll HULL YOU haven t MKT. by Pulitzer Phae J.mo . NEW YORK ■ dump and Robert h Horse Ttenter ouvts U ' < be played both enroute to and coming back from California* NATK FRY'S MUSIC. Basketball ITaak? Mchigan baal Frida>. $1.00 Couple feated by MargnaM*. State pUys January 14 UNION BALLROOM 9 — 12 Spar una fare a hard mad in f