M. S. & Library » Bast Lansing, Mich. IHichigatr 6tate &£u& — MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE. EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. TUESDAY. MAY 24. 1938 TtmnP*"—*'P* Visitor s*«rrhn I'ntnn for SrthM* Cowl. ■M Wolvrrh* Swliur, Into Artlon. Six Given Positions Frat Singers Heaviest I Today's Campus On Business Staff '>re8ent Voting in History Out in The ( old Of Wolverine Program I.oral Inmrn Predicted in All-College Will Jmlfir Firm Organi/ini? th»* sales and advertising campaigns for the fall term drive. William "Bill" Frank, 1939 Wolverine l»usi- n.-v, manager, .-.iinnum-ed the appointm.-nts late yeatcrday Mn.iralr Tl)t. flr„ annua, int,.rfrat Final Elections Today ,, •. rtiiinmonl. Alth.»he creation of four new offlees. -ernitv with Fred Patton,. IK..V Wl. Flllintl. I llir SIltM > . Itiili«* Will N ic Army Heads Tt 1 ' " v ' ' "fleeted an-: Doris Schoe- for Senior ,ea(|er of c|ub> „ Hlne ,nU,""R"r: *rt B-W- olwrtwiiw man,,- maMer „f all(1 Mra. Li,si: Pair Sill MS Prcsidcniv: »/ior/» imUV- Helen D'Mlge Stark Walter Sheldon and Mrs. judges will Kennion Sought To See Drill ,:b" Spartan Issue, Soph Award as in front of Welts wis \iii«-ii«Iiii<-iiIo Will lie Decided An;. S li a *. Kotnr* Thi positions bund Shell. Announced trophy offered pair that II M<. Official* to View \itmiiil I it-pei-1ihi<. lielphu Toast'. "Drink to Only". "Now the Day's Over". Vnlnrwlni I oin .-rl Theta Kappa No. "Theta Nu. r Theta Nu". We re All for K\|m-i-Ii-iI •» OruM Kt-i-ord Alli'iidant't- Band Shell at 7 15 Coed Singers Three Attend Will Offer Client Meet Lust 1 lianee (loneert Sprague ^ i n« I it» sum \N Kifle tliip ■k! < i od* hit TuMd«4 "incident with tilling out Mortar Board \ Ml M»MI N I «» trtiv hngerprintv will be taken l-ur «Ute police will be on Initiates 10 Ringing? Art Students ihittiiie t'rin fire Open Exhibit lie Ait i heerle Mtiiiini f h.iplt r lltthU f-otn Tuesday through Biiffet l.iiiit hetin YWCA to Hold Buffet Lunch Viilulist and Virgil .if?«-t supper at . <»mpi»siti yfi u-« iri. >i May Mo teach art The pamti It w All iH be held at r> 30 p m ntembers of tiie group art I uitlon fiingham. 'aowans. were Irene done Hie Jean Krugiit Km.i M Collpge Still lipcririiiLi KG* Kittle for CT a fir* I place captor Ituts in Rare Basement nvited t«j attend the supper, •a I) be whjf ► Kanzie. pr'.vided by the oigaru/a- 1 StrubJe and John Wright Rao.tl Nies. Data,. Letters on I'mumm t< turn Him .'vations are twenty-flvel her (itorip horse Snio Ih I.I.aft R I WHITE Of Keilzii' hiltUry * smith K especially proud ot Meed's performance due W» made with Miss Suter or Virginia Hurl ( luh to IhtliI Tliorripaten hy noun tuday fact that it waa his fir*i B- n ot i>» » v* fed t- rat* and the weight <>f An inspirat.onal service will fol¬ 'Knite' Meeting ampus ( taken daily and recorded low the supper Virginia Thomp¬ lively Fossil I V> rx' ' Then a monthly report u sent to son is i f airman of the meeting Duplicating last year* meeting n.i -nv ■■ Aorc * ' v.r the Hurt club will huid its annu.i griper's session tonight in the have betn finding Uwir alendar ■' pn>duf1 Ai. I)purt, pre kept pri- of Ore State News <.m«e t.. KjpAl 1 ,,t .a - -• •• •»«•- r m Freshman Party seminar Shaw s platr of husu.e*- I s I ofrsdu Mrctiuf doting students Tbest. too. there i urtment found a live frog deuns of various departi Wh.v Wcii .t seems that the which send in dad/ ■ Must of the tetter* an i round among the tomis country has gone to the docs Bu- their milk for a | ( lab l.npr Mrrliw mentary. but why no Tlie pc. Investigation disclosed uit and cereal comparwe* twenty-five days, what they want in a way who write them are Frog that the frog had be¬ vunuil i miUnn dollar busuwa* y^t Thu milk a at will most benefit their needs come suspicious of the lite college of today and arc f... ,n dog bucuit- They want to pro- have been given All criticism of classee. taaching ably impressed by the progran - Votes motivm of the zoology « 4, r i letter product than ti.eir i4 cxindiboning, and reports Notes are from ail parta of the Ttaundai » pm room t to 5: to. •Rkods. or of the instructors ' . department on the third .... a:,i m it fuu ticc-jdtnved Itoir U« *xp*rimmul ; Hume l« buildum *>* »nd had deeded to duedadi. Dean Marie Dye. faculty mem- j — ■lives will be welcome and country ard. from all types of pri ..-> ■ rx^rirnent But d«u *re *t»t U. tha raapacttv* Hoclwlot« 1 lab Funic yet unknown he escaped btrs, and the Home Ec club board pie old grads. for a large paii cat too many btaruit, ,compamc, l*r*da> IM pm. meet • A letter was delivered from as u* , ,a<* f. and his way to the dubious and Uju- w room tt !• j rounded dv, ywtri f» primar- minister Arizona who he-rr: at Merrill half of faaails. tens T Mason hail, new in ;r- netMiary t. u<* a tmalkr ,Oy for tha uat of fraduat* itu- the recent broadcast on the Fain, Inlerfrsirrnttp Slav dormitt/ry. is open P> all o! the mama:.., caw dcnU. tt* projart haa graduaHjr and Home hour As reault of and reservations should be a -nize News Advertisers And v lommerctal compan*, frown to include facilltte, for immediately with housing that program notes, tend samples of U-atr dod food to - cootmerctal ecper.menUtton Ap- ft Heath ten poured in fr« tmr Rawer* rram utw Uw Vitamin Aasav laboratory, m proalmalely (0 datrwa trom Marhl- one-fourth of the puses, prufeasiooal i J**" Elaetet. Sll Abtoat M rtia:«e of C A Hoppert. profemor «an. Wiaconsm. and Ohio make — have already been taken of btokdpcal chenustry There >t « kllUlUiAM falAlfi JNKWa I ut-HUaJ, Moy Z4, walk through the Union. Forum Favors Shall We Vote Yes and Put Spartan Michigan State Neu» Similar aentiment Union caretaker. It in his contention that cornea from the CROSSFIRE : (HMtiifflrr. Fa«t I.»n«in*. any "necking" which goes on in the Union Matrimony On Fees? Writers Give Pros, Cons Union Building, Ri• well be surprised to midst. Such impressions direct reflection putting the Spartan on the fees—argu¬ GofeeifeOitfad are a irtlcle in the May Forum ments which we admit have a real basis in Vo.'-.Smv Six Students Irresistible Time has on all the Michigan State co-eds and not . favoring, matrimony. his keen-edged scythe and i the few smooching offenders. Thus it the light of your present knowledge. To the Editor: # among us who once could MANADIND EDITOR RAY TURNER seems that the conduct of a few is lower¬ In order to further clarify our stand ami through transoms at full h, ,l\ COED EDITOR KAY UMPHREY In answer to the agitation produced by ing the reputations of all women on cam¬ explain our policies, we are addressing has now become too dec-rep,' ASMK'IATE EDITORS WAIT III'MMEE. members of the Spartan staff that their draw himself up to the key! < AIIVID .!(H'l'PI, SETH ANDERSON this letter to you today, a letter in which pus. The average college girl should con¬ EAST IjANSINO EDITOR we sincerely believe these arguments will magazine be supported by funds raised by Or.ct again a mortal has dar, ROBERTA APPLEGATE sider it her privilege and fluty to protect toss lots with incontestable F;, he answered. the students of Michigan State, we would SPORTS EDITOR OHORDE MASKIN her own individual reputation as well as and omnipresent Destiny i like to make a vigorous protest and urge ART EDITOR <>• A. OXEORD one which generations of co-eds have built Next year, the Spartan, under new man¬ the An. William F Mr all clear thinking students to vote "No" agement. hopes to offer to State students Prometheus has released ( BUSINESS MANADER up. VICTOR <1 E. SPANIOLO ,b; ikI who wroti one of the best college magazines in the on this deplorable plan. The reason- for Are to u suffering humai It is probably true that most of the Tlia o Bat-he this are many and obvious, but we will list ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANADER i a and the gods on Olympus I.OUIS RANDALL offenders are girls who live in off-campus country. Presenting both the humorous and th«- serious side of campus life, Sparty them nevertheless for your consideration. ADVERTISIND MANADER homes or dormitories, and they naturally There are yet thore wh JEROME KRIEDER will organize his editorial material into 1. Many students are absolutely unable all when the cracked ASSISTANT ADVEHTIsINCi MANADER look for some place where they may get re BILL COEI.INDE four main fields: Literature, Humor. Pho¬ to afford the magazine. In fact, many are in a little smooching. But why pick tIn¬ CIRCULATION MANADER KEITH CLEMENT either working or borrowing money to get most public place on the campus? To say tography. and Departments. Short stories, written in light style, and through school. Why should a person who FACULTY ADVISER LLOYD II C.F.IL the least it exhibits very poor taste. serious essays dealing with various phases comes here for an education be forced to The protest against such conduct should REPORTERS AND COPY READERS spend .his money for this unnecessary come from the co-eds themselves, not from of campus life will comprise the literary content of the magazine. The comic ma- humor magazine whether they want it or outsiders.. And logically the cure will ferial will consist, as it does this year, of :i -parkplu, oast I come only from insistence by them that cartoons, short articles, and humorous 2. The Spartan is not essential or even public petting be frowned on as being itten paragraph in t close to essential as a part of an educa¬ socially "not done". Photography will play an important part tion. The college was graduating highly in next year'- Spartan. This year's Sparty successful people before the idea for the Vl« H olrerine .Siring* Shot page, or another similar to it, will Spartan was even conceived. Also, many present timely pictures dealing with sports people would prefer to invest their money Inlo Action and social life. Besides this, there will be in periodicals relative to the courses thy:' photographic studies of some of the more an pursuing if they hav» extra money for The IBM Wolverine eeenui f«r ewes scenic spots and events on the campus. such purpose . when we know that the 1938 edition will Poetry, editoriuls on canipifc" problems, 3. As in our particular case as well as .a r. IOut bod! "Tht . i4 * not lie ready for distribution for a week and a column similar to the New Yorker'.- many others, we are six students living or two. Yet that '39 bonk alread\ an TRKMLNfMH S TKIII I s "Talk of the Town" . . . these will make up together ard do not need six Spartans any NatMMlMnrtiuM Service. Ik. actuality in the minds of its editorial and the Spartan'.- departments. more than a cat needs six tails. If this plan business staff. Containing this wide selection of fea¬ i- Mm.essful, the Spartan will be getting Already rough plan- for even page ;n earnestly feel that the Spartan $.4o an issue from that need h next year's annual have been drawn up. ture-. we holds a place entirely apart from other »,j w- we Still further the editorial and busiiie- ciates who will administer i' 1 details haw campus publications as a literary and comic* •t I? ■ f • Spartan wen as g la its (iollcges Turn f./iiNMp ( loss Officers ithly. staff would have us iielieve it will he. they already been appointed, and are swinging ... And why put the Spartan on the fees '" OutPoorOup II ho II ill Lend into action us rapidly us members «>! this year's staff complete their work. Mm ply because it will offer the neie.-sar\ Miuiu ial backing to allow State to have a Of Teachers ('omc out and vole' Wh\ all tin- foresight and rail .•• in (tter magazine one with more color li is principally to enable the next We! and illustrations . with better editorial will select today the officer* who will verine t«» get a better ce\ei;u'< «• i pi i •/ material . . . more photography. guide your clashes' activities during the term activities, aiid.su present ;i . r.n fron; The price asked for the Spartan on the now a summary of a complete campo coming year. You will have class pro¬ -indent fee - I- 3o rents ii term. This I- year instead of only two terms as has been jects, most important of which will he slightly more than ten cents for each of lie- * ase with earlier V\ olverii i the ten is-ucs, including the annual June part a . I<> i;in \ out dining the u«vt three Outstanding among "spring hum at'm wn'er carnival number, which sell-, ivgu- air ttrni*. And it i- lertaitily to \otir Ih- t lai l>. for a quarter. There is no other coi- inten >t i » s,v that the piojeit-. are run and senior activities, and no yearbnul. i- leg. raziue sold for less than 1"» cents K. -; — t: . . r-,V, l; Kakl really complete unless it includes inniiiiil • K r Hart. P < A Nelson. P>. \Y. II at the poll* of these important events. Tin Baal *40 P J Turfed, 'l". VN r t. . Do tou Head 'I'lie \cirs? In the Rough with Jock t.auntletl Ulittei- to their he-t efforts. ivluliv. K ,-mnll |ht ti'iil -Il l 11 of tin- niliiv tiled to do all the (la wprJi thettlsehe- pupulatinn is aware of current changes. ,uturtluy Sight . we read the reports of one. perhaps two local newspapers about agricultural plan¬ ning; if laborers, we lead a little strike news new and then Speak Whether caused b\ laziness or disiit- t el sllppf se the al. when i.ii-otb Ih. K I isitor Si'un lii's I nion the I'or lirfinrtl i o-4>ii-1c ncw> i>. an.>il\. i thing. On hole, the population is better in- . l!..,n u was 1» \, ,.i - ago Yet if we 11 Wm*/ Hr lit*' Hum . . avoid war and its attendant evils, but they n i oulv one answer. Honest news - i on )»v pugaiali^cd insofar as pos- shonld be admin latered to every and child alike. It should be much t )M *» V- to understand trends in the modern ,.l v*. know than those of the ancient *•>• k* > (M • *** I- te. ROBERT M'.Tc'Hfcl I JR r> our history texts describe. —I niversity Daily Kansan. BE IN BLUE HAWAII SEMI-FORMAL FRIDAY, FROSH FROLIC MADELINE BAKER. I oculist MAY 27 Suinfi to SAMMY 1)1 Bl .B I (in,/ //in Hand BILL si. 7a lU.kETS AT IMOiN DESK - - UNION BALLROOM l ui'Bdny. M»y iA. kiCliluAW ai'Aie. Mc.n>3 Trojan Teams Win Major Victories To Place Nine In State Finals East Lansing Students Set S""h'n,s 10 (;ivo WM Ike Award CourtSo'7 Air Prourum I isil Ohio Teams In n a rw. ¥¥ Stage for Twenty -three economics stu- Modern lo Honor H the A ii will —By marvann SMITH Crimes to Speak t. r fth. i, T1 arsday. to study Carry on Fight- s • <: -• the •>. i < innervation Slate Final Test Oil Nch Program For (ounril Seals • 1 .t the state of. : tr <• tr. ti l States D*- | Hack from smashing vic- East Lansing high school .rtffi. r.t f Agriculture in,Ohio. ■ .1 - at regional meets last students arc i nthe midst of a I - « • n specialists of N, urday, Ea»r Lansing high's real political campaign this Field* and Mr and Mrs k and tennis teams yester- week. Three juniors. Max commenced practice for Their big tests of the season Phillips, Jordan Bob Jenkins Bowsma. and are running Preps to Get KAPPA DM.TA— tin- eute Anal* this week. The ' team was narrowly eliminate Dean I*. B Murofurd a srsduatr of XI i< hit an SUtr in IS91. will end for the office of president of Stu¬ dent council according to provis¬ Honors I • Id4 nt Exthei Pf • i« om a berth in the state meet ion:. of an amendment to the con¬ ,43 year* of service at the I'niversUy of Xli*»ouri when he retire* Ihi* Activity tsaril' vice president Sal R stitution made eat lie: tin.- acm- September. The Missouri Arri« ultural building, shown above, was • Tr jan tracksters carried off named in hi* honor. W ill be* (iitPii in team title at the Western A native of Moscow. Michigan. I>ean Mumfnrd held a position a* Kriilat ;gan trat k and field meet at amistant profewor of agriculture here from IM93 to lfttt, when he HESPERIAN— : Rapid? by qualifying nine went to Mimouri. • 11 events in the state Beside* his college and extension work. Dean Mumford haa sersed on the executive committer of the \mertran AMoriation of laind men John RiMhmat.. J Mead led Coach Adam* J Hvr.rt. J' .*.:. Hix • t.r.gf nt by winning both sprints article*. P n • ■ gi Hi bt t 1» l McCarthy joined the qualify- | ; City Council Association • \IN PUC ES distance men gained place Gets Report state meet Brute Green Assets Zl.T X 1 \t \l I'll \ — INilirp Oark I tow it Hnildiiiu ami l.oan ttu Traffic \ iolulor- liicrpiii' Listed \pril Fijturc* Shun In New Sutherland Directory . mile HI I I \ *>!<•>! \ i',11 THE DELLS NOW OPEN NITELY I'rcp Operetta Except Monday Prepared Charlie Armstead And His OKCIIESTKX M O Dfcf FATED Na-h Potato M uiagi r ill North Islam Is Topic Of Meeting Service Guild Holds Meet Students and Faculty Deliver i t!.. H ml f Opinion- on S|»i*iii«r Play I Military Flu It Lruiitf*- Initiatisi To Induct lie Held Suttinl i en \ i hi *u. r.< <>i sanitation OU.*i Uv inducted *if T Board Floses 1 Burton's Walkover Shoe Shop Lieut H Hlarxr. 2nd 1 L Pallet Hi/ 1st her- ileaii M»*ri« |l>« VI ,11 Dunce aSci'Ics Slo uk at P.ilniyr a '' M.g held in DernonaU* j b , uc a, cl.il l» of (.ltd* |, ^ , T u»r«i ntnx, «.» > It I S K s ® jj h,,.,,,. r„u, Groat »..i t< k.„r.f 1 K 1 - R Weeks Sm"h'cl ttae board artnouncrd thai would be sold at all timea Ortler - - - - \k eekl> V ass — II Ki«les S.70 , A») Number ( -. Sunday, and Hohdaya hre Hi,I AminU^Z-'jSr;, (longratulalory Flow er I |'>n l*i»lol Team A contest u being cxmdueU J ck'fendmg the It USES -mtwr. «l uw MWRM.:. ( { Urultrilt> ,j N,„ /rum E ^ W,B. re"f w "d •«- . ".-ding to word received GENE AVEHILU ... the miiiUry diputment /■ lorist 211 Abboll Kuad i'honc 14M LANSING CITY LINES B°W,k,NBO* HECBEATlO^ :flu»li named for the are fcugeiu' lwasfcu. with 2-1188 • a GL'.AHANTEiD ILOWKKS BV »1K£ • Fran* Mai tin. |»:t F - Fenc:*. U 0a: Kocbeit Billiard. if W, .ud M ok*. M.U. Tuesday, M»y 24, i»:te MICHIGAN STAVE NEWS T.ge Fnui Spartans to Meet Irish Blocked Out of Picture Hurdle Ace to Make Bid Will Sec No More of This With Two Stars Out J? e Until Next September For. 1940 Olympics Lose Randall. Woodstra, Spartan Star, Seeks Masiuw bar Job in East to Stay in Race Sport • Rv MARMMI.I. D*NN Till Today Harvey Woodstra, Slate'* ace huriller. announced to tV. Interludes Rv DON %NDFRHON Slate New* late la*t n.yht that he would make a bid fm- , place nn the 1040 Olympic team. tty (leorfie Mnskin This will lie his second attempt to (rain a position on tie Walter 1.net-it 'Mi., sipiad. Rcpresentinif Grand Rapid* junior college, he wcrii • office nnd bended f-i •• 'I the finals of the ltlltG Olympic try-out* in the high hurdles, Ho appe.-.red m n» • 1 I — an,i finjshed *ixth. /llwla 'tlrlS Imnmro llllfinut Woodstra, at present, jfntiating for a job is ,, In the K. |„ A —«. . which will allow him to com- In A rent n |iete thi r<, aft(,r hi„ , Tourney l'"n ^"nn'"® un,'er "1 Story. for II liol? liWrk'4 tttalrmrnl slow kril us. i Women Start Netters Down (Golfers Ileal Notre Dame Softball Marquette lor Seventh Straight Play a win- w'libur Greer. premier S; Fare \\ ityne i * Team Sophomore to Face . II is hi With ,m reef ml striiiK of seven straight victories, Michigan i Junior-Senior Team \l Detroit Next Sf.ih ' irolf squad will travel to Ohio State next Monday to Th aphomores, captunod l>y l*«»e . the vursity record ».th » i i meet the Buckeyes in the final match of the year. . \i dy fr« the 220-yard d.i r There will he 110 slackinK during practice this week despite j Zn Zl imd„ 21 2 in. it .• Var* tlx fine brand of Kolf the hoys have been playing all season. 1 ;r*:i;r:tr:.: K.ii l> this spring ('oach Ben '• " H.U1* HHIMD Nrtr I the team set against fnivt- M Mtus. on th. chalkinK up DrmrsSnmll I nlrx ; h; Una uted record in In the lunger sprint he flu.- r.\ th. ' lift Mit'higi !h#« Van h team of the way (.nrr's K ills Slokv Soflluill I.mil (lifts for II iimrrs YenrliiifS Nine Uxperienres I' irst Lose "fmanet.. , jitZ^ """'"H brand" "Chesterfield's my brand because they (live mc more pleasure than any cigarette I ever smoked—bar none." More smokers every day fintl a new brand of •mokinft pleasure 111 C:itesterMd'« refresh¬ ing mildness and better taste. It's because (iliesterticlds are made of mild ripe tobaccos and I " 1 itsls \0lhi11ti pure cigarette paper—Mr finest M s ingredients a cigarette tarn have. ft CI, I-rats Battle For (irown LONG TIME AGO Track, as an oftw ml sport a Jiictujian SUile. trarcs its begin ping »c< June 14 l&tp