M. S. C. Library Bast Lansini COMING EVENTS ■ lichiijatT &i&tz JfetK$ _ -EDITORIALS- The r p. in Six hi t onleiid lit j Band" and "(lypsy Love." Student Vole Vrv«'u\rnC* Race Dr. Ih'"" Finance I rliele For Magazine Talks Here Y Z' The M f faculty A ZZZ~ JCitv Today \ „f j mul-term. nit a two-hour rllflligril \llilntle I joint sesison Ai • Merman, Troop. Hold Rohcniinn Interfruternit; r 11r further *tud>. failed GreW* Frtiiik«*ii*l<»rii c|l Robott Hicks, Blue Ke nottiri exam. and arrlvfd for nl the board, Runi|iicl. flnelinion drron. j in ted lost to find it wa* lai-t Nigllt president of tl Independent utei Tousl master oi I" lir given. Cjharles Knipsrhtld, Alpl Omega H.tbi«'* anil ('til* WDMKN TO All) nil-Pound f.nginppr Villiers Pel Spartan Gets Board Seal ()f Voyages Noleil Globe-troll*'!* Pluii> Arc I ndcr I KIM K MAN INVITFI) Recount* laic* Vai for New Of Travel Honored (iu«'d Magusiuc . Her lor Kaye, dance band Ho. I who will pi" a« Hie Hop tomorrow night, will nr. his sigma Alpha t'.psilon NDMIN \ I I l» •itrrnit' brother* for dinner flurr liir danre lie wired l»is i epum e to their invitation irdnrMl.i > morning trom the old I «k| room of the Drake i., in t hit-ago. where he k» itiling an engagement. I'll vsics Honorary Artist Exhibit* liuv • Make (IihmI Holds Meeting Etchings llnlH»r.UN S|»oil*or* l ibrary IH»pla\ to Name Candidal*'- INm iho Chang*'* I.dituruil dulie* evidently take Hwifi Harrington. Spartan WAd Monday afternoon he *al kvwuiu Numbering at the Barrett to Talk HI.i< k ^liitr Svm|>li«»nv Digest, to inrl Before Club litoaiy and sciei o n So ? Ivh-n-iuii Alan Will "Too Mo ny Hoi ps J o r ( o v d s" ) v State Mori« >|>euk to Farm Group* Toko o Look ol Sonw Old Timers Hold Meet iililand Greeting* Xonings to B«' IIIXF-N Mil.SDN the Dancing vacation the land i n. Explained Or. I.. A. Wolf linger Offer* Service* Dr A Wu toria cour,t> He d«< u&sed land l l .ru.IK lllbb I I. TW. I,, \,|dr«-ss Dinner .Tit>- to discuss zoning of that Let » little In ll«ild Muling '"bin High Band next spring County Agent generation arid take a look at This meeting a a* a sequel t- the ■ I I one held recently a' Hubbardsion Otter bine, acting for the zoning the Mich.gan State coiieg • coed provided ( out m.- papt: d;r,ner will be given committee, has arrangeod a set tea of 1001-02 She was a bold jt waste material of any ■ by the farnreri. duba from five f the Flint Central township* of ten meetings, at which members forv aid, heedlets maiden wh< an clog drainage pipes I. i Yoder, ■ ry 19. at I 30 p m of the zorupg committee will ex¬ wouldn't settle down and man;, slut, (ieorge Yesterday afternoon Barrett high school tn Flint plain of what lend zoning consists. the boy next door So her parent a ten-lost u or slop sinks spoke before the Farmers' club of -v • if. W W Norton. and Iseun* Clinton county a'» u meeting which in despair, finally let her go t< M. . . On Friday and Saturday 1 Jacob F.van&on will I was held in Maple Rapids The will be explained to the citnurru iVtmngs until 9 45 p. m callers •ner. Thoae wishing of Iron county, since they will vote I topic of his talk was "Planning She walks sedately up the step may be received in the pat Ibr Mr Wet* on it in the spring of the new dormitory, the Wo ind in the reception ruom. at j | the Individual Farm for Soil Conservation " Doctor Woifanger. specialist in men's building, which had ju.«t .ther times callers may be itt i\ ■ ' "l The < iety's medal for dis* land use. will attend these meet¬ been completed. She looks back <'d in the reception room, on busi- ; t,", tmgatshed mi • w as awarded at University of riess, but not socially except by nr*' years a State News reportor.a'. and ed¬ ing- and will offer the services of to see her parents and various Battle the banquet to Phillip Breitmeyer Urn., v>phamore a.'ounu campus sannuai. has been pur itorial staff meetings at 5 p m. to¬ f relatives pick up the reins and permission of the dean j man icd wh lc , day kite ot Detroit, one of the pioneers in leanest hobby on re - day at State New* office Anyone (sary soil classification maps start Dobbin cn the long journey . , For regular parties until 'a hoi wedding I the zoolr telegraph delivery of flowers, and He has sample bars of n soap not present at this meeting will be for zoning purposes home, about 20 miles away 11 p. m except Junior Hop and j * c , a former mgyor ol Detroit *** 26 '; day. she ar.d her husband delibei- j sponsor i states from the staff i -—■ Ptihap. a., brushes s«s7 - Commenceir.rnl For rrregulsr 60- "" tear u she resolutely enter, the pexUes. hour, must be ruth as to j '•> h" °,h*r «'d' ' „ J r„„ burlding end iocs to hrr us-i,ne 1 let the house iu, Hitch-Hiking and Ethic* lBidii v. hit h Fred emphatically declare to be "no goon's salvation," hmmcd, and the boys mined tion for a person who needlessly stands ha.s been doing pretty good business ?• date, but should treble it 1937 That, in brief, is the story of Mrat hat I9M on a street corner and begs? For that the eight pretty girls and the ftisor idocf Cofrerir Prow i.- what • A clearing house for dates. Fred finds, is not employed by many Purdue swimming team. To be hitch hiking i< . . . begging in its students, as they fear that they will either get a goon, or that no more specific, it seems that the most vicious form. really classy dates are available. "Cupid" Benton says their fears paddlers from Purdue decided GaAaflkflBOMad Students down the ages have taken arc unfounded. Moreover, each individual is interviewed before the Saturday they would like to be MKon advantage «»f the fact that they are stu¬ date, and is tied up to a companion with essentially the same bac k¬ in the swim socially as well as dents, have expected more consideration ground, like-, and ideas. athletically — >o the 'ndepend- MANAGING EDJTOR OLA GKLZER ASSOCIATE EDITORS from the public than have other individ¬ Stuff. 4 nun - • • ent date bureau swung into ac¬ CO-ED EDITOR JEROME KR1EUEK, HAY TURNER BEVERLY SMITH uals. In Europe in the early days Mar> Jayne Beach has a pen- tion. cided it Eight was young ladies de¬ time to come to the ITS FUN TU WlllE FLOWEHS of universities, students would march OKORC.E MASK I.N elms Fish Club President: aid of the party: the Pershing SPORTS EDITOR through the streets with a hamper slung on gal. Rifles dance provided the eve¬ lo your Valentine! Husinrv. Department over one shoulder, begging the citizens T-dance. Hcrbic Hunt, ccle- ning's enter tain men i; and ac¬ . Ilitlrh • • • |§t<» BUSINESS MANAGER ASS r Bl SINESS M*G'R ROBERT REEK )R WILLARD WHITE to throw anything they might have into it. Hut that was in the day* before mas- paiw • Butch cainc up to the State cording to ail reports a g«x*i by And £ . News office window, gave us a ADVERTISING MANAGER IIAHRY WILLSON date bureau received the ! • • education. when there were students who quizzical glance, trotted oft again. ■ . ASS T ADVERTISING MANAGER ally : t anks of the hardy tankers from LOUIS RANDALL were willing to suffer the rigors of pov his girl, Butch is an English bulldog, but Purdue. • CIRCULATION MANAGER KEITH CLEMENT erty in order to sit at the feet of gi u Bolt. . ^. Sigma Betty Spioss i; teachers. down in the college hospital the new home of the date i. L'anl for the New* office EACt I I Y ADVISER LLOYD H GKIL with trench-mouth What Hut today, the boys and girls who stand war bureau" Take a look at :t and Af-r we invited Butch in. you been lighting. Betty'' .... the information on the n. v. sign Donna Castenholtz and Lowell \m 'he window, we found that I all .the infor nine times out of ten, better off finan¬ In looks In ly his temperament. cially than the person from whotn they A •• Ac found out that Butch the\ ildn't Wally Hudson Friday night . . , more could yc oll.gr ATHLETIC S Sii/irr-SriHiii — The Daily Athenaeum, the of- finul newspaper <>f the Univers¬ ity of Wo.st Virginia, rr ports courage, it take- ,( |<.| of if to get into Dial an automobile with an unknown driver m this da> and age of slaughter on the She was a sponger highways At Christ ma» time o|u- Mich igau State coed was in the college hos¬ II s i_n t.» v m. Mowers m.r. be. vou on be to Your Yslcnmu tcrtain that the flowers ' \\ hcrc.tr you order frov pital iath. than at her home in Kansas wi.; be delivered to her . < promptly. We arc a member ot i because she hummed a ride from Lan¬ I' r.Ats Telegraph Delivery Association ..n organization th sing. Nor was she the only coed hurt yvev c ... dependable, prompt flower delivery at distant poin plus v * i i quality and artistry- VCY will gla.lh Ik /In borrslrrs' Lament will save themselves a lot Vale ai on their emotional yv inttlhrt f'i»i • - • An editorial in .. >rget about the coed's lael »//u fox. Beta Kappa pla* NeetHe -, t lie t ampn t puhlieat ion, ion. They v otihl expect, bo has ttnally succeeded m m lament • the fa. t that 11 in South Sarah Williams Jewett's Flowers along with people. Kxpressiiig the view In Hevi'nn' IJtt II I. unit I Hit* (Jtittlttlilcs (Jintlc: e»f tm ial further laments the oiih-.shHhI person I l ia le.l t \ i||.- e dit t uullie.-. Kn veterinarian-, agi icultuiall•-! . HE SKS WHO BUYS WHAT TOBACCO till. " l»r I tank .1 Klmgberg. • In t..i at tii, I iii\• • rvif% ,.1 i aliform CLASSIFIED MIf. .1 Mat. think thr the Hided p. i til III el . - man in of flu- -tre« Like so many other independent experts. Bill Whitley, sonalil le I', a. \ < oils, ions miportain f thi I iiited Ntatt than ht hai been itu Tobacco Auctioneer of Henderson, N. C, smokes Luckies he i ml Will li /i. I eh. I tit ull\ 11X1 AM D. nil.I., WHITLEY sold over 1 . Kimball i otiiig of the lfniveratt of Wi oa.\v t*» v»*» that he'annexpert who knows tobac. S> i? "> important to you when ho says. . " \- 11 .iifTerent markets in fb'OTRia. North Caroit! -. South Carolina, Teiuioia«« mid Kentucky, l « s«»en Luckiest buy the 1ms' tobacco. I figure r gf>od tobacco that makes a good smoke. So my own cigarette is Lucky Strike! a."i or.-. , igaiwtte ntanutac-turer, FINAL ore than any other brand. * i »t alley a- cornx't forsworn rvo>r»iH at .mioiig mdrpendcnl tobacr o • - Smashing Keilueliuns .. kiCH ha\e twice as many ex. lu- . mm»kerat. fu > e all <>U*er eigarette.-> \ . on score* of gether Kemember: l he men who know $:t'» to S4ll * AMI TOU HIMO TM1 INANt Of F 11 ...-I N-liitlfitrr i\ Mar\ THI TOtACCO flKTKWMI OH TMC IAMO f fr. ■ •r< SUITS and ft , OVERCOATS hnhi \ Is I lie Lusl Ihiv! lo Make Vour ItcM-riatiitii lor !28" Cf*n> PRE J-HOP DINNER DANCE Ihvsc are ail I hi- season* *1 s ie*. in fine w n will. fabric* and guaranteed to gitr satisfaction, these m.iryvk>Ms es 5 — I**9" D*t - KK.WklK IMUNDI.i; Itesci \alien- ;u t..iu r M Present Hop SMALL'S | WITH MM WHOUIOWTQMCCO KST'irtiucnsiioi . - I —Utrwui .trend* I men De.sk >1,7 ". Per Couple Ticket* at Desk East Lansing State Bank fiiui "«»>'. mwuary 10, idas tuCmOAH 8?A i t. ii£W3 rum* TiM Juniors Will Present Annual J-Hop At Masonic Temple Tomorrow ,1 PHA I'M' OMKCA— KAPPA ALPHA THETA— Decorations ALPHA GAMMA HELTA-— h|. Alpha Chi's at* tenth anniversary celebrating of the The district president, Mrs. "Rock" Williams, was here Tues¬ day and was guest of honor at a To Feature 1 «'<■»'»»■ "»•»•<• (Mexican Arl °'llege ***" Junior I .irtn Bureau I '• ih. Kis was pledged i TRY OI K PLACE ONCE for , ;i „t the local chapter Sat- tea. Dean Elisabeth Conrad and l\ ..i • ..,,1 meet Thursday at 7 30 p. m. in oi - QUALITY I'fK>1)S st Valentine will provide the i EiX|9Ittlllt7U reasonable price „ A luncheon will be held in Wl *1 • ganuation room No. 2 of the Union I'ing members from guests Wednesday night. vtllll#* IIIIIIT theme for the meeting of the New- * avenue grill . Ann ; Arbor and Albion comers' club in the Union build- j KulhcrilM1 Wilikl*' SSI I Mlrhinn me. Friday, February 11. I lisnlavs llliislrulr and Mi Favors, Program* Willi winter term formal will be Thr party will take thr inrm of i ' • and Mrs. day night at the Olds hotel. Dean and Mrs lir Dislribiilril lo .■ Nelson and Ruth Bakeri be patrons ; Gursls ul lloor ;:.i (14C1I last Friday. | J-Hop dinner bf: m ki. to senu FLOWERS to your VALENTINE 10, P*f* Four the mile. Watte in the i Four Athletic Attractions -Pin Standings— a longer circuit, nnd this means nnd Hnbrle in the pole • Trackmen Face fewer turns in the longer race*. favored to their Kavoes Mark w n SPORT i Booked Here Saturday IR%TCRNITT itAcer ^ Kurotis p* rint _ P- A lull squad wiii compete. The fifth looks like n *r,. Following the hieet with Nor¬ between Lnutenschlager mal, State will have seven inter- and Wyble of Normal, and Slate Fighl INTERLUDES- Michigan Stote'< gymnasium and istration hall will be busy The Michigan State track squad ; collegiate meets in as many weeks. sided battle in the ahot opk>ns its intercollegiate season Greer in the 50-yard dash, ed between Jenkins and . - ! places this Saturday. wl#pn it meets Michigan Normal, Woodstra in the hurdles, Frey in of State and Hothawa;. • t Tourney So Wonder Headlined by the basketball game between the Spartans and Su ft if day at Ann Arbor. The Spaitans should repeat their vic- the Unive:*it> of Michigan, two fomifinnN \r>' By C.KORC.K MA"KI> other v.i* it \ te. ins and the ffro«h Tiwlm \« Boxer* Kxhihit p«r in (he he*it of the I ORUIKSTRA IfHone S M'.O 1 (or 1 1121' A > of M { Other (ram* are (Milling l| oat for [ORAL DABLE> BARKATT now having >li«Ma Kr|N)ir esterneld Below llnrd * KARI. GARDNER Insurance - Rental* Krai KnUtt And Hid Hand B. A. KaunceCo., Inc. dancing sl'nday Start* at 1 P. M. no «hb«u ni4i rk«w Ji:i . they light the way to MORE PLEASURE The Clmu of .14 BaJ.ru Hilary February tl. I9M ' REMEMBER HERBIE KAY AT THE ITS BROADCAST FROM 10:30 J—HOP! • UfOOJP- M. OVER MICHIGAN RADIO NETWORK! - Jil...