ll. S. C. Liiwary J§§t lAnsing, Mich. EtBNtS UlichtgatT 6fate Neut$ fdMlNfl EDITOR! Al.S — Ball-Frldar NlgM I ill a War a War rnuaixkn .« — rt.T roam EAST I.ANSINi;. MKMICAN, TlH'KSDAY. FKBKl'AKY :l. I9:W Ma/*«/.7c.«f March farmers' Week. so we are a Organist Snow Bus Characters: Mini pushing, whining Every eating place in town has doubl¬ llilpmalr- Sluipc Final Plan* t« Represent Many Winter S|n»rts farmer*. half it doren scurry ing waiters. ed their staff fur Ihe week, and all have . •, no monitor «>f the For F.ii(lnt'er'« Facilities Reads doubled or tripled their usual orders of Wiirks I oniposeil greater reputation for | Rail 'Man Dr. H 11. Kimber, That's Ihe setting of the mightly meats, vegetables, and staple grnreries. Vl Cadillac • : Itcfore Hacli ' „> deportment. One nf Rohert Madill. general cliuir- drama. "(Iraliil and tirowl" being en¬ As one hrlnh counter hoy expressed it: i event and best quipa man. and hi* guest, F.leonore acted al Michigan Slate college as a dor- "These heaters are going to eat food V -.lay in an English his- Flm.h |.;,n«in« jurn.r, will lead en local restaurants and lunch rooms like mother rooks down on the farm and when he wo* mention- th,. Rrand march to climax the cession of British *ov- Engineers' ball. Friday night in prepare to ser\e the onrush nf some thr nicest tbiag about it is that mother All.tMMI farmers' week yisiturs. can eat with Ihe hoys without Then there wo* George the I .anting Ma*oniv temple havinj^to aid. and with a twinkle To net oft Frankie Master*1 "These farmers won't stand for loo thing about thai big stark nf dishes o , m- and almost inoudlblv, nmsie to better advantage, the much fancy stuff in the line of eats," said wash afterwards." queen four-fifths" engiiteet* ..re building a new _ i band shell designed to improve English, Flemish, \ -senior le-avrn thr .,„.f ,h(. h,n lt wm Oermnn masters. Among the i I .en*, senior hotel admill- he used for the first tune tumor- • student and vice-presi- row night and will be available A W. S. left college for Debate Plans Mnrr than *E,lo,T ticket* for Activity File- 'string, the only attempt the j for the remaining parties of the in Cleveland. Ohio, formal season. Are Made Proposed i.»me because of overwork i Tickets can now bo obtained twren 4 and 8:34 p. us.exhaustion. The doc- 1 only at the engineering office. dcred two weeks of com- Ticket holders may secure pro- Winnc I niffrhih In IN* lllne mis Engli? . >• Key I'rnjert Vim. . • after which she will grams by calling for them at this ■t ll»*l to Fifteen tirk*u * 11 To Help College plans for returning to same office before Friday noon, tor. will go on ulr school to finish her, According to the genetnl chair¬ wrrk According to h IIrails Gel Jnbs 's ill education. man, the small charge for tickets ior demand wm *upp Besides her office does not warrant the honoring of , tcrda> \ ulr. I I. as vice-president, the general comp list. There will, lie aUo alated that c June has served president of the judiciary as howevet. Imp consisting o a short comp list fthe president is of Stale Bureau v W C A she has been ASME ASCK. AIFE. AtChE. Lousing ami Central Michigan . member for three years. ited as program chair- Tau Beta Pi. national engineering honorary, and Phi I IVrsliin^ Rifle* Kite Original Sketclte* Will Dance •ire on Program ceftam Frankie Primlle W ill v What I'rmiile tlihir • f light IhiftJtn I if ire Sliaws Reveal •onvertible knicl Kn^a^enient I'rcsiili'iil's I tanglilcr In I i*il Jnlui llonnuli In Early -nniiiM'r magnetism That is, the now rne names t.( the , a M,|., etized holding the coin JI NKUisS SKNIORS ;:ued conversationalist* • eBn t, r- magnctrc trirlc ts the .1 25 minutes and more ' idf»> . which fr> > eggs with- FefHiolllieH ( lull to Meet fphone and then 1 ragged ! Nc\l >lui»ila> Niulil Ttooe boastings have ; a am .tbout ■ the enfvircmg '>f •-gulaUons which until veuist -athe: Fxliihit Placed ipward between This device te ' Saggn for JoIm "d t been enforced operators will now The urr* jn . Miller warned 1 i« lit Isilirary i-il Jacob's lad- -P Tuesdaj Feb 8 ork telephone i onvercations J nsten. ist going through t uiiMTvuliun Iti.pluv udr. thr f. F. * y / should "s-nute* ' And the rain hf? i hat the value and Inlrri'sls Furnicrs ibit to show the these , includes taking p a house. Bark - f (rinsing, has casionol typing. prniittc lighting ' uble agam' Only this , (,t'oloi>i.sls lo 1/wf skfn the light should it mi, uat * i*i ■> ffere II ei/fieufwv is l s I' ,n the engin- f a|et|| ()f K 11 I* U 1 AlliatCUrH V I I'Cll DvCI after leaving W K A R Oil Farm W eek Program >w».n | A nwt ;ig of thr Mi, t.igan Geo- ■ dat* St lh* dooc ol |ng„ai <.,«<> *.,. ta- held at "f1 ami Saturday rught. Muhigan State Wednesday. Feb- »' 1'olleue Kmnlovev i • ■sod igutiousjy liusr. ru-r, y Flans for Itic prngrair '1' ■partment nf t t>n.«er\ation i n »i nmmin kmton b-* mtter. of -Da wiUi I Performing like veterans of! fame, cased taunt nei: ualk until be -lid - * *{ include a dinner at Hunt - and a •* • B.«>ks and j»amphlet» /til'S lit llotHV ountiess Major Howe*' shows, five bubbling master - of - ' Cracefuity. tua and i , >pw,h (,y are ; IJr Armand Fuirdley uiitors to the 23rd annual Farm- As an openere to the festivities, tarn hi : inlo a brge hole -r anged .n four divialon . ,f tht University of Muh.gar Iospective light is to be Th„ includes petroleum I'lc eonamvgti.*, general c .ruei- era' week yesterday inaugurated; Bob introduced Velma Garlock, • A .« h was al lewst half ,e.,logula of the sute. professional *tion. and land use planning, ■ I, fl'tKCr \ .e 10 ll ege an resident the first rural amateur contest, Grand t«edge music teacher, who pret' v • t No injuries were re- ever |,rwa(jcast from the transmit- sang When Irish Eyea are .Smil -.op anoe |geolo«Uts and geology teachers in ulieges and 'soil conservation, and forest r>,n- sen alien " era of sU.iun WKAR Th, p.o- „,g whei. . 1 Muhigan- llbi giam, running from 4 1J to 4:OA lfy way of divaraiun, Mia. Mm- she h. hi„a lhf 84,11- j rmveraltiea It is affiliated with j Lateratuic deeung with l Mi fui.ar first .nlprod the em- emanated from the stage of ris Benedict of Ionia, gave forth debonair i»n with the roilegu ih, American Aaaocatiun of Petto- servatmn of w.ld life on farm ^ rn Nifcirtlmi in ploy of the "lege in ]g|H as * utile theater In the home eco- on a dramatic monoKigue, ' An her bro, S leum Geo logulr Meet.nga are lands and iU relation to a,ru.ul- gardiun ,n the Ileal Ikjlani .1 nomlc, building An audience of Evening at Home" Mrs lien.- I ■ ,i • held monthly at East Lansing. Mt tore ha* been pusted. gaidens In llfia he l.egan work- miereated ruralitea filled the did had a tendency to talk kwuy L'niled StMles n»pr»- Saginaw — Holoi' tiit* National Poultry ing as a plumber fur the build, p, overflowing ' from the nuke, giving engineer WKAIf. pa . Humplirry W ill Juilgge ^ nR> ..on grounds departman'. DWplaying a eihnigue foclhy of Emeraon Gurton several analous • w ,»gt> he. was made ■ J T. Humphrey, from the Unl* j be worked until the time o' a profemmnal. H.Aerl Garbuw, momenu Warming up u, he. other would la- verslly of Kentucky, la commg up !hl* Seatli 12, of Peariun. bruuglil forth laak. tha Ionia amateur carried on day Contestant- meet to- for Farmers week and wtlil Mr Fuller lived at Sl» M. A. i a roar of applause fur hu ac- for a tan-muiula period, dsiplay- lend audition* m i home economics judge live and dressed turkeys at! avenue Heis survived by Mrs .rordtan solo. Marching Through ing a variety of vocal tricks -top tha home theur can- the seventh Michigan Turkey .Fuller The funeral will bg held jute TownAt the conclusion of 1 Robert Baaaor. huaky farm lad between u-U his time A recent address made by B. R. Humphrey will also ad-jat the Gorshne-Ruiwiman ft Pitrulx. manager ot the Michigan Fetruary 7 The dram the turkey (rowers oat their home tomorrow afternoon at }:S0 the contest on tha beats listeners with State union, was quoted in • new men will meet according to the annual turkey day ' | appleuae volume. To plaaae tha ; lad. "Mother My Dear book, "Uotel fcjllowir.g schedule: Freshman. " IlnaMnnt crowd, he encored with . to • p m . sophomores. ( to » p (the twin |y Italian number "Gol. Caem#aa with Waldorf Astoria. rr . juniors, I to 10 p m. fe«v Iwd MiCQiGAft 8TA'it. MEW3 I hurmioy February a, iy;ih vourso« ur year periods. None of them offers bet¬ By (IimnI la|iiipmnt Right in Every Detail 1*37 Mrakw l»>« tor opportunities for self-discipline in the matter of procrastination than does four Cbtocidod Cblefiide Proa Or,i«-i' Then, From year* of college. It is up to the individual whether col¬ GofeeicfeCttad a Br JAMES HI KTED lege education will teach efficiency or leave Skiing e<|uipintnt muft be Gene i vvrill Florist a hang-over of slovenly work hnhits which selected with care. Proficient MAN At;!NG EDITOR OLA OELZER 211 Abbot Road rhol will he a handicap for life. controlled skiing is a direct re¬ ASSOCI ATE EDITORS sult of corredt equipment and JEROME KR1KOER. HAY TURNER c'i -1 i > 1 DIT( >R BEVERLY SMITH instruction. Skis, bindings, boots SPi »RTs EDIT* 'It GEORGE MASKIN Call A Mar a Mar and poles make up the neces¬ sary ski equipment; other item:, III his syndicated column. Walter Lipp- DRIVERS' LICENSES merely aid in proficiency and HUS1NI ss manager USS't business m'ct'h robert rkf loR wjllaru white man laments the fact that Congress put the President in tak, the driving twt aed enjoyment of the sport In selecting skis, the kind of f*Ding on advertising manager harry willson an exceedingly embarrassing rffeotiv* in Michigan. This articla wood and the length and width ass T advertising manager |H>sition when it passed the neutrality act several years ago. Mr. Uppman was warn¬ •kntchc* in the highlght* t»f the revised tefulation*. of ttie skis are the most import¬ The Snow Train? l.ofls RANDAL!. ant points to be considered. IRt ' : \TlON MANAGER KEITH CLEMENT ing the country only a short while back that Hickory is generally preferred t•» give the President additional power because of its strength, flexibil¬ ADVISER LLOYD 11 GE1L would be dangerous to the health of the na¬ ity. and hardness, with ash and tion. but he now fears that the representa¬ tives of the people have limited too greatly yhnriff. who will maple following in that order. The length and width ol .> ski Sharp Reductions depends on the type ol skiing the power of the President. o> The columnist's row s ki a- used for jumping and thesis is that if the .i short, medium width ski for neutrality act is applied to the Sino-Jap- unese situation, Uhinu will he hurt and Jap¬ In The Rough ig and slalom, unning, winch SNOW APPAREL an helped. The art would he automatical!:, prefer, and for be- — With Harvey Harrington —— invoked should Japan formally declare war mi her enemy, for according to the Much itltt. fi« the KKG houiif. It is said than tin- height of provis¬ lli'M* you'll tiliil l.uii-uig ions of the hi t. the moment a legal declara¬ th e she i.-> giving free instruc¬ iiu! about 3 inches - -ni.iile-l ami tion in this lorni of terpsichor- tion of war i- made, the President must llio-l eoiiipli lr M|ork« of .MlllieillH «ki- ear mulligan stew to the Kap- • indicates that for automatically declare the law to he in ef¬ pu. Ixiy friends, no they may Hiiir. It"» all |iri«f«l at lilnTnl reiliieliniD • fect. If he fails to do this, he is placed in keep abreast of the times. t he posit ion of Pint ill lino* to gel \oii nullifying an act of I'ongres-. iftmiii . . . ready for your trip to heard .limine Dorse > Mill Gladden. I*hi Kapp.i T.<-i Lippman fears that to enforce the act would . . . tlu- laud of Bo**" K.dhryn Colllck. Alpha Xi %• iiil«-r •port- • and a lot of l»e "to en lone a |mlicy which would In- .» thespian ambition ttatiwuiM*ert«m|( Senate, Ik. Del t,i gainst the best interests of the country." ( uck fllll. Pearson, Theta Kuppa Unfortunately, Mr. Lippman, like matr. Nii V« r.i Jane Minds. A ' Jenkins. Kciectie—Jean others, bus misinterpreted the whole pur¬ II. .1- ( h| ( I 4r..«! trlivilv 1 lirrliii ft pose of the neutrality act. The idea wa> 'I'is latter should have been • Biw<- K• • \ r mi n i> iiii*ti^iirntin^r an activity lib' omilar t«. the one established t\\•» not to prevent war hut t<> prevent the United States government and it* citizens SMALL'S from iifi "y a mh lilted Wntlien Students. ahlv bring us itit• > conflict with a foreign power. The sponsors did not intend to give t" any person the power to decide whether sulfites walking one part s in a conflict was right'or wronc Their only intent ion was to keep the United Stales neutral in any foreign dispute. !»v relying on a loophole in the letter >•! the act the President lias not evoked it «tu«a-:A engage*. I he length of time lit' |iar- more stringent provision-* in the Oriental situation. In this way, he has iiiiotFicially ' a ipaD 'i. atul the quality of till! work tloilc. shown (o Japan that America disapprove This has toh of that country'*, war in Uluna. The Pre.-n • • p|*OS|Nvtl\l dent's sentimental, iiitrre. t in China's la'- are possibly shared by most American • it • It limit kilo • en . but it was for just such reasons that (V t '• ingress in a t inn- <1 pcai e pa- cd t In- ne.i Dalit\ act, remembering that it was >cnti nieiitalist s' uiixiet \ for "bleeding Belgium'' cSi'drc/mii! ( 1 and "prostrate France" which unmeaning!, Villi- th.it krutin tin t her illustrate prepared the way for our own entrance into the World War. . »iuil«I I»f otTcrcii At Chautauqua. N. . Ill l!KJt>, thePrvM /he M fa dent, posing us a champion of peace., prat ed the neiitralit\ act. "1 hate war." he tie .«bred in hi mo t bombaitk manmi Y* i • today. the loieigu policy which lie is Ulliii > taking i- leading the eountrv nearer am! impmn tc/tphom "earn to war. I'miple are rapidly becoming mor» and more parthtai Neutrality in » Saturday, February >tml\ few month* will Is ilNl.tK S.NAI-M .««. Ill* sciria Ihiius nothing nine than a INUIVIDI Al. I'Kt AN KULU* i. i... l.s* ln>uran.i Krul CMalr liO\ I K I I \l |;. 6 • 11. Krauts fllTC t AM »it j...,. .... ., .".Ik I!. A. hauiHTCo., Inc. U« tbhall HWc I'h.Mi, iJJS Monday. February 7 IU1SIN KI NS |5c M0LUL11 KKLIT SAL.AU . i,„ lie IIKN A KN OLD'S Tuesday. February S HAKItEK SIIOP i.boKIKIKU SI-AtiHKTII pm: ,W* 1HA I AKKS. Kniulan Ivv.l iui.l I).,"la:.. I l..r IJc nd Kl\ rr (Jiinluhlr (Jualri Wednesday. February !♦ i for yean Bill I • h plm.o « i - bavt ^ In « I1 lliaklllg rvllMU llYt -Itiilu - of -uljr LNtHVIUl Al. MKAT l'll> 12* «lo4a IruiM obvrx utoric* ail Nc Mo m l HtH UI.ATK CCI' over tin- world. l AKKS 6 f..r 20. I In. y re Icaruiug liow au«i why ptre»di' Qaptm<} ftimektb I I'hursday. February 10 »un spot* a fleet radio tek |4n«ny. AimI arc a|»plyin^ CHUI- M Kt AND Hit I ,ai p,,,! lit then bttduigi In .IV. YOU suil Utter tiaus-ovcaoi' UATK BARS ti t„r IB, and dM|»-lo *in»re -trvne. iM#. tC' Friday. February 11 f»ood rvidenie thai i'l.|.hoii. enginecm will go to LISt tll.N Ll«. t AkK KiJI.l .Utr great leaglL.* u» iiokt y our leb-|>hum.' ecrvicc more Al'lili ur KKKSS-KUASS I'lK . :iic dtj't udabi. iar-rcu hair aud valuable-. . !|1, .i! tin ll.it.aid Aihix.i than riou- ■v m-x - as|«v% t vi An alt ah ONrr Lour Yitlraltnr Lake*. Cuukies and Sand«icbt-s tuiivnt nivuthb 1llalllUll» that Mix i> ..lat laal mas'. iai**s I mil't'' pmblvn »!.alju»lntiiil a HlUlt Hat. an! la this imiltT' EXCALIBUR SHUFFLEFEST IY- J I >/#>A FRIDAY. I EBRLAUY 1 LOYE A\D A BUCK" 1-12 r i-euiuat}' !i, l!Kt8 luCHIGAM STATE ajtW3 rasa i"oi«a l„vs to be Staged Trojans Lose Director Former Stale Head „r farmer* To Central — Explains WPA Project1 Rackets ■ a»i Dr. Gross Flay; Talks at lea More People .... Called Aid -- ~ ... i . plays will be pre- visiting farmers m the Little Thfca- Civil Service Say* I'inmI Ubli Are K An 1.iail.nl ul tu thru: ... To Stage ,i t ho plays will be In Final Half Often Mi»lrmliiif( tar studio theater, ector. and two by Lunsing Central's high powered i | SlatC Hu» Time and Meuiii. Today the terminology ..I I I-K KEII THE dramatics class un- | basketball team defeated the Tro- I ' a illiam Brownrig LUlti To Perfect it* grief." Di I; H. Gross, 1 " w F- Thomp- jan cagers for the second time; ~ - h i Iiik.i N.-wi'ui ih.. this year last night. 86-21, .at th ¬ ill consist of two 'Vocational Held house, Points in Merit Syntciu t'oriuiiig L0c* | LibrOrV ; collage honu ment, told fa: economics ENGINEER'S I Tuesday, Feb dr.tmas, and1 one L' " Uck u( ,>pl|b|e „Krvv, turned llw game' into a rout alter Max Adds Books "The Federal W. I'. A. thcatci pro Joel - bringing life and ox I theater of tl -- Bill -,h ; the plays Phillips and Ty Anderson were I rge* Efficient • building. "Best Formal of '38" Adult l.iat Inereaxcil '; "Although chased midway in the third quart- Th..».i4h Sl.i'L .ub " | WITH four personal fouls. Afte< Management 17, Juvenile Liat, 3 •old the Y W C A. 1 generally beci Mi Ritiii jvil Kiigineers' I trailing 13-4 at halftimc, East j tive, they st |rn i ki i/i r | i Lansing put on a spirited rally to S|ieuker at College HANKIE ■ Twenty-two new books are by many pu IjH'll I llSpiU V make the count 17-14 in Central'. Club l)e*eribe« available to in readers this the East Lansing public library. week ,-uicering depart- | Following the banishment of the llouril'x Work xlnbit of sanitation tuo Seventeen adult volumes and five p|a>c,„f thr Big Reds, led In ! rials »n the read- the jblg Mervin Prcgulmun, who tallie 1 A 1 lrar « M'lanation of Imu .. juvenile tx»oks constitute the list. the |Ei engineering build- iy .> will be-up*) for i to ^ore at will. for the evening, began i1 ,v'1 selVHP Graham Mac- Panted during Farmers' Kichan Jed the Trojans with iJ Michigan State College club mmercial concerns , with 6 I points, followed by Johnny Fabian 'heir regular luncheon meeting * yesterday by William Brownrig, ** "P WiJS The t.» members of tlv "Chinese Women Yesterday t Toda> new Loose,' Heeding adult A% sco h; books Ycstciduy and "Hell English Costume arc: Let trucks pUiy, . j the sun There CLASSIFIED MASTERS From the Four! irteenth Though the J planned aterials for this ex-| The Blue and Grey reserves Michigan director of crvil service, Nineteenth Century," Brooke; I During TOI DHKi'l hK amples of roofing, triumphed over the Little Reds, SajSawSl c Declaring that governmental "Madame trie,'' Curie; "Last istence. <1 steel, insulation.126-22. functions today are wider n Flight," Karhart; "Europe Today," 1 presen iintRv: Eddv; ''Expiujing the Heavens," sixty |« iuus laboratories j \ .•! j were years ago. the speaker .••• - - Fisher. "Successful Christian Lin-'before :ZnToZ I"; Hotel Banquet: nig." Kosdick; "Murder I'p M\ » Sleeve," Gardner; "Heads and gardlfi Mr.- i c balance of the mrm government's relations with social I t ' , in Many Lands." Hoffman; j on thr •S2.50 w«k _ retes Mine ?:r! ,*:t. vr" - Bcfo •lm« ■ of Living." Vi.-tang i ed fi ned public i>t Lansing Realty Di-mii Mitrlirll S|ir;ik. Service ('o. \l Muiiduv Dinner Itrnlal*. and I 1 II. William Klurr was made an Mr. Ilcllcr Ntlalre- i honorary member of Sigma (lam- Hebrew Club II I'/rowrIn nuns'. management in effeet," dinner at Hunt's on Monday stated. Although the j night. Mr Klare i > giving a series ORAL DABLE> j of lectures at Michigan State on "Fiont Ofliic l»i .a tin¬ play. MATI IIKW 'S P AIR I NOW H ATING 1 Thi ACK COFFEY ••tun I.I-1 I'KIH.KAM POINTS Mothers of fHIES Dinners — Sundaes \nd His Hand linn• lie/iorls i kmiki.no Nil <? IIAII Bn (Kill III KI M BENTON Robert W. Barnes f Until tile I.nli u.it .iikI ilullllle.|ire.iNleil I tlx- eilu earrv uul llie new faaliiuueil title e\* •m of many tobacco ex¬ |iri»iull ili.ll ilixe ili||iii|t. real ilMiiii'liuu perts who smoke luckies .uul wel|.|iru|iurliiMlttl line- In xuiir lixiu t . OFTEN invest <*2^01) ,i wo l. l in tobacco — %2500 of my own hard •earned cash," savs Mr. Barnes. "Soyou can see that ONE WEEK SAI.E the only way I've stayed in busi¬ SRI and $.'T> Tuxedos - $21.NN ness 10 years is tu know tobacco. "Now I know Lucky Strike to- $30 Tuxedos • $21.88 hatioaud it's top-qrade. t hat's $40 and *ia Tail suits - $29,88 why I've smoked Luckies ior cij;hi years now $35 Formal Top t'oat - $29.8S lill Illll I Id YlJtUMMIR " . Lots of other i ndepcndeni buyers, auctioneers, and ware¬ housemen 1 know smoke Luckies Iter the same reason." ht and Tarnation Yes, sworn records show that, DRESS SHIRTS lop Hats - $12.00 ainoiq; independent tobacco ex¬ Sets * White kid (iloves X2..70 perts like Mi. Barnes, Luckies Si. (Ml have over twice as many exclu¬ STUD and LINKS Formal Mufflers sive smokers as have all the other cigarettes combined. SI.IH) lo S.VINI *2.~>U MM. MI.lllftE.lt -x ;;; | Ni 1I.KDS1TCH1:RWBR0S. i»tl .,iid fiaict tiinas put t.v at H p in j,. That E'biuaj 4 at Fropl. | WITH MEN WHO KNOW TOBACCO BEST-IT'S LUCKIES 2 T01 died ad* cvtl i.Uie, this Sunday is **outdoor winter sports" day for every Spartan at Ciudillae .... join the gaiijg dii MICHIGAN STATERS SNOW BUS ;i,hI enjoy skiing, uiiowshoeing, skating, tohbc^aiiiiig. or l>obuledding in the frozen \orlb. Loadu of fun! L» l > «m»i- lirkel Imluc 1 It-il ls |»| We: ( »ion Omsk, Smukr Shop. Mvuw Krprvwnluticv. I'ric*. VI. Hun I.cairn 7 a. m„ Hclurun IU. I« p. , III III-I.uIIil• Ill(la\ /'..i Ttinr*d»r Febnicry P»r* POUT MICHM4N PTATP NFWS c Varsity, Frosh Nino Players to Embark Bill Greer Sols Fraternity Cage SPORT R.lli HH 9t tonfrht's Farmer*.' Week Track Record Standings To (»rapplc On Basketball Trip Setting a r later than 7 p. will rerelve their m W|vnI Tl>nlllH _ , . Mf*t INTERLUDES- B» VIC «P\MOIO rage teams the mlririA record of 4.5 second yard dash, Wilbur C T. Volume »» 3 Train., J.rk ('>m T«nl(lhl ,r their fir" victory over Retain Mike placed first in that event, follow¬ . Any tenm which wins over If past performances ore any v; * since 1934. Michigan li.higan this year must not be ed by Steve Sznsz, junior, Robert basketball team will jour- • !:-Y. fntii the b> c.mnr.i m\ski\ M.vit Spartans steadily improving. • •o t'.illahan and Howard Kraft : the guards should manage to leek the Badger offense. ^..r.es the best The nine eager* to make the leou* of the Wisconsin trip are Hutt, Shidler, snphomores Even alkowski. Callahan. Kraft. ChuT- •« Henry. Ben Dargush, Bill Car- enter and Dalrymple. Frasli to II resile | t'lins Of Our Mighty ami M.i hi« 1/ I tearliorn Rnlli Sensational fighting Seeking revenge for the two de- > hand Them handed to the varsity last is* Ten com- year, the frosh wrestling team Business (lose 11 hill ion . Ur wer ! x'-es to Dearborn on Saturday to meet the Dearborn Boys' club tne Badgers matmen. Adjustment Sale . Casterl has admitted lir will give •cently Notre After their third straight vie- tw* Wiscon- '■ ry this season the frosh will be and full attention. Mike like am f.j-ietTp and With the return of Dick Bigelow Hundreds of ■ therinc his position in the world. » ree (>', the • , the lineup at 135 |K>ttnds. BARGAINS Vital In iiltd Look Around stands in the haekrround. while errdit for the team's accomplish merits falls in the lap of the head MAY BROS. *ltie Hal Store ul tlie liiun" <|l AI.ITY HHlltS to V tt'anhln.tnn Ave. REASONABLE URIC E l«> I ,U lie tVRNI't: CHILL I Michigan Ave . 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