(\(A: *t t/'f i* SCHOOL =±S2Jd Mb iMIiOR Voiome 80-A EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 1. 1988 No. 2 Council Lowers East Lansing Tax Rate 20-Cent Cut Audience to See 20th Annual Today's Based on New Sun Explosion 4H Club Week Campus In Picture Closes Today Budget Figure Ftnming gasc* will explode be¬ Insurance for Home Folka — 80 Members Terminate Firemen, fore spectator's eyes when ■ mov¬ Ollege VMI fftadent* n»«y forget ing picture of h day's activities on Five-Day Conventhm New Water Softener hat 4-H rlob membera the sun I* shown to summrr ses¬ As College Guests. Get Approval. it. Foar handred postcards sion students at the Union ball¬ Sarah Wllltama iLf wld at Tuesday room. Wednesday, July 6, at 8:00 Terminating a week of diverse East Lansing will have a tax rate 'Jhnltary on 1 morning p. m. activities on the campus, more than -ut of-2(1 cents, it was announced Dr Robert MrMath, director of ROO 4-H club hoys and girl* will the McMatb Hulbert observatory close their 20th annual conference after the council meeting last Mon—-I Night (.la*ton of the University of Michigan, and today. They represented the 42 day night. M. U. Bildersec, assistant di¬ his associate. Dr. Edison Pettit of counties south of the Mason-Aren¬ Total assessed ;munify , rector of cdurntionnl broadcast¬ Mt. Wilson observatory, with the ac line. The entire 4-H club tion was set at $g* pr ing of the NBC. New York city, aid of astronomic al instruments on crease of. gram was arranged and spoe .... Mn the East under Lansing the Wor^tjfi's leadership society, of Mrs. Thirty Make Softening plant ed Herman Henkel, were also discuss¬ Lansing insur¬ Schicvc. , —A— Women student* will have 12 (Straight AV ance agent, surance rates was asked to obtain in¬ from Lloyd's of I .on¬ AWrnethy. Nrlnon. 1*1 Alhrrt Ai-rnrai. Morton. 6U.'., K. Rhlow..»«-. t. o'clock permission on Friday, Sat¬ Cast Named For Of the 30 Michigan Stale college ion for protection for fanning fire¬ Adam. Mratrlra. 112* N. Bjrromnrr. I... men against injury or loss from urday, and Monday nights, and 11 Adam. John, 210 Odor. 2-2S4* Addinahm. I.. H o'clock on Sunday, it was decided at a meeting of the judiciary board 'Perfect Alibi' students who earned all A's in demic courses aca¬ during the spring trucks. damage theft, or rollision Lloyd's is the only firm of An*!. Albarl. #02 WIMwwnI 2-7544. term, nine are from East fjinsing which will underwrite such risk*. Aha. Charha. 407 S. C0-m»n.. I. of A.W S. Arrangements for re¬ Aikrn. Ann. IS* K«sf>k. »o#7 turning Tuesday morning will be Nicklr Direrls Mystery and live from (Rinsing. The list, The action was taken in compli¬ Aihaut# Han-M H—- K«. 4. Alhar. n.ivtH. f it W.-IU. which was released today from the ance with a Ak-nrk. Il.rh.rl, 1*« Alhrrt made with the housemother. These Play: t*> lie July 2f>. registrar's office, does not include requires such protection fr r Lansing statute which AWrlrh. Karnr. 40« W»«h. A|n, I... 2-5*16 has even been known to surpass, books. more engineering student from |Norman Smith, libcial aits junior Battlua, Josephine. 432 Abbott. 2-836.- Baum, Jean. 428 Everiween. 4-8407. that of the winter months. Those who patronize the library 'Norway. Mich ; Beatrice Ermalfrom Pickford: and Rudolph Yov- Baumann. Mary, 42» Evrrxrran. 4-1407. Baxter. Mildred. Grand l.edK.. Beale, John. Dunbur Sta. Last year in the month of1 are predominati ly adults, accord- |Pritchard, liberal arts senior from ionovitz, forestry junior from Gary, Bearup. Edith. Okentu* Augdkt the high point in the cir- j (Please Turn to Page 3) i Jackson; Estelle Irene Regan, medelndiaru. f I P»ge Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, July l Because of the small number of drawn on the respective funds for Michigan Stale New* M'MMBK MOTION CROSSFIRE students who wished to go on the the amounts: trip to Mackinac Island, the trip City Treasurer, et al *2174 79 Kntrrwi m wwmJ-elM. »•»" •< ««"•- has been cancelled. *fflcr. F4»at 1 Amain*. Michigan Of- — By OWC Graham MacKichan lo.oo (lew* iocatcd on ground floor of mat Theodroe Taylor 33.00 wing of Union htiiMing. Room v PRELUDE Gulf Refining Co. ruMinhed cvrry the entire FYMay morning summer dnring hy aindcnta of DEAR READERS one and all: Council Election Payroll * 245.78 43 50 Mirhlgnn Rtato col We Free diatrihu- It is not the policy of this column, E. E. Young. Postmaster 57.88 lion to Summer Seh.T.,1 Ntndcnta and Fj»«» Telephone 1 jinaing roaMonta College Fhone Welcome to our campus, all the nor columnist who produces it. the editor who allows it. to Proceedings Bd of Water and Electric Light 595.39 K' 1.500 of you summer school stu¬ let anything of literary worth Commons Council Rooms. Grover Barnhart 8 00 Miter* dents! appear under this stock head. East Lansing. Michigan Bd. of Water and Electric To those of you who are regu¬ Wc make occasional creditable June 27, 1938 Arvid .Touppi .Light 17.28 Clarcner Fierce lar college students. 1 will re¬ attempts at whimsev. We some¬ Rohcrta Applcgatc Regular meeting of Common The Briggs Co 348 98 Tlavr TrfTt frain from asking why you are times publish poems which Council called to order by Mayor The Charlo* Wetl* Campus Press 68 98 going to school this summer. It would never find print else¬ L. L. Frimodig. rr Fthan llinmpaon Capitol Casting Co. 200.00 is a tender point, and besides where. Wc often venture into the Hu 3 M.lr Presort: Aid. Card. Bainhart. Capitol City Wrecking Co. 131 81 your reason is probably the same fields of non-venomous satire renlation Manarei and Adams Capitol Steel Corp. 78.74 as mine 1 am in no immediate Wc quote sources not listed in Absent; Aldrrman Mahe'r. C. G. Card 8 00 danger of receiving a scholarhip Rartlett's Wc present statistics Minutes of meeting held June Carrier Stephens Co.' S3 37 key. not having even made Tow¬ available only in Hick's Alman¬ 13. were read and approved as Murle V. Croy, Expense 29 82 el Guard yet But we're here and ac. We. in writing, make use of we should bo able to kick up a printed East latnsing Dean and many words w hich you w ill not l;!tle fun together. understand Wc make use of Report of Milk Inspection for Hams 11 02 ! The results of my recent sur- tho month of Ma> was received East Lansing Meridian lany word? which ■not to determine how the male* and placed on flic. News \< \ ndcrstnnd We fail Communication from Sam | Fddv and Cuihbert . . le the summer school girl stu- to produi villi at al! Our ,4 indicate that the outlook flue •cd Jacka. City Engineer of Lansing, 1 L Fiimodir. pol n an interesting extra curricular regarding charges for use of sew¬ A W Handy i. r way by your opinions, your pat¬ : .v ities is wry hopeful ronage. nor your complaints. age disposal plant, received and ; Jarvis Engineering Works (*»• ■■% The 1 -ambda Chis anticipate a You may read tlu- column or referred to the City Engineei Mr. Herman Hcnkel advised the | Mich Lansing Tire Co. Hoi! t i > large time and feel certain not. depending on your own de¬ i Telephone Co -a''**. that .IIMMV .TONES staved for cisions The editor doesn't—and Council regarding liabilitx insur¬ Mich Shoot Metal Co. Hprrrr Hi. ien-v Je summer school not alone for some people rcspc.'t his judg¬ ance for the Eire Department ! Michigan State News .Inantta studx The other reason is ANNA We don't Proceed City Engineer. Fred W Dodge, ment at j Michigan Supply Co .H AN ROBERTSON One fel¬ vour own risk' advised the Council a* to changes Nat Municipal league low RGB .JOHNSON, says there necessary to relieve flood condi¬ \ SoIIhorn Sales 4 Service Vo SmokinL- . THE UNION od dating material avail- tions al the corner of Oakhill and Standard Oil Co. The Union is the social, schol¬ able ind the strength of it Evergreen Avenues • Robert Taylor astic. and aesthetic center of the pi sident Robe ;1 Sidey Slaw w ishes to tie elas itlcd as a PRF.- General discussion was hold on Traverse City Iron Works Above th.it he campus It is a cross section of tho like to smoke. freshman necessary additions to the observe the college trf- Pi attended the stratified college life Its large Supported-by Aid. Adams and to The Kaps water plant and the sewage dis- halls and broad corridors ac¬ diti. v, so ho refrains frori Dei is . tht this week and . posni plant City Engineer was commodate several hundred stu¬ Yeas: Aid Card. Barnhart. and smokir when ho is on Michigsi report it a good observation authorised to complete his sur- dents and innumerable news¬ Mahcr campus Everyone who | point .1AY .1 EPSON, former Pi i vcy and advise the council at then- ho on the college paper and candy wrappers Be¬ By Aid Barnhart ision to Kap. now employed in the ac- next regular meeting, the amount hind the Union desk is ambushed grounds hould fool hound by counting department, is engaged I of funds Resolved, that as a public necos- . necessary to complete o do likewise t,i PHYl.l.lS DAVIDSON, Chi O genia! Don Davis, a man who sit\ it is hereby determined to con¬ these projects doesn't want to he Cupid Every¬ Perhaps it is only because of grad of this month. Aid Card moved that the fol- struct a 4-foot artificial stone side¬ lack of know ledco on the part of For those who haven't yet thing can bo found in the Union walk along or adjoining the fol¬ from chess in the game room to i lowing bills bo allowed and orders some summer school students, found out where that smooth Job lowing described properties chaos in the grill The Union is hut several have born seen smok¬ in your 1 o'clock lives, you might fine Subdivision lx»l No. Owner ing while going between build¬ tt \ railing the Chi O house (14 a place to spend spare time Vi rwfield 3 N. L. Snyder ings This should be stopped 11 resident*!. Alpha Xi house <8 if you have any View field 34 Walter Neller is violating a long-standing tra¬ gills1. ?.eta Tau house (8 girls!, THE RED CEDAR Vl ew field 35 J. L. Morton! dition. or East Mary Mayo (115 resi¬ A survey of the campus would | Vi cw field 36 E P. Kinney Michigan State prides itself in dents Some Sigma Kappas are not be complete w ithout mention Vi cwfleld 37 G. W. Akers having a campus which ranks encamped on Abbot road being made of the Rod Cedar iVi cw field 38 G W. Akers among the most beautiful in the The 1-ambda Chis have started River. The Rod Cedar indiscrim- i Vi cw field 39 John Perry count! > One of the reasons it is turning their radio on at an inatoh flows through the State Vl ewfield 40 John Perry ,s that cigarette butts have early hour to make sure the boys campus On da\s when a paddle Vi ew field 43 O. E. Shear never cluttered its walks and make their 6 o'clocks Ah me. ran cut its surface it is splendid green grass do you remember the griping you for | Virwfield 47 . H. T. Graham canoeing A water trip up Vi ewfi-ld 48 No smoking is a good "tradi¬ did over 8 o'clock*" 1 do The WalUjr Neller Co. river brings one to Pmetum and I Vi ew field 49 Walter Neller Co. tion. Let us observe it. informality of summer school is past the back grounds of many Vi ew field 50 F. H. Mitchell very refreshing after the dignity fine East Lansing homes and Vi ewfield 51 Mrs Dorothy Pratt of regular terms The warm wea¬ Your Directory ther seems to dev elop a sense of fraternity houses Below the j Vi ew field 52 Harriet Hunter dam the Red Cedar is popularly Included in this issue is a stu¬ I humor in the profs used as i dunking bowl lor the jVi ewfield 53 Walter Neller Co. Vi ewfield 54 Walter Neller Co dent directory, listing the names .Alpha Xi KATHERINE MIL¬ amateur sw imming Teams of the View field 55 L. W. Frank of summer session students, LER has the A. C. R pin of Fpaahmcn and Sophomores in i Vi ewfield 56 J. White Memorial Home their addresses and phone num¬ CUFF ANDERSON, which she the fall rush. The Red Cedar is View-field 69 Fred Witt bers. It is a product of the efforts received during final week in many ways representative of i View-field 70 Walter Neller of the class in supervising high . last term Some people certainly the student body of M S. C. school publications, taught by make good use Of their time \ View-field 71 L. A Woodruff Taker, as a whole it is attract¬ Lor d H Geil. Miss Loora Cole¬ View-field 73. Walter Neller Co Delta Chi HAROLD SPARKS it ive; seems to linger around View-field 73 Walter Neller Co man. a member of the , lass, ably , hung Iv.s pin on Alpha Xi Pmetum; it is not always.clear; Vi ewfield 74 H. A. Hall supervised the work The News FRANCES MINGES These gals but somehow it always seems to View-field 75 H A. Hall owes gratitude to Hermit Smith, w rote respectable finals besides find its way through college View-field 78 Mrs. Mary Hecker registration clerk, for his co¬ SAM _ Former football star. View-field 77 Mrs Mary Hecker operation in allowing use of the KETCHM AN. w ho is back work¬ Try a Classified for Results. summer school files (Continued on Page 6) ing on his master's, saw viva- We hope it win be of service , a .us blond VERA JANE MINDS to you and that it will *broad¬ 1 eatir.g in a booth across from him en your field of summA school and liked the view Ho secured acq uaintances ..n introduction, asked for a date u and got one probably because of Ncwrumrr Succeeds his straight-forward manner BUSES Spencer Things are progressing satis- E , , factorily and he has another date Dr Earl Newcomer, recently- ^ .. , ~ with ilh he he: for tonight Watch this appointed to take the place of Dr Weekly Pass — 14 Rid^s $.70 column for latest details about Harold F Spencer as cytogeneti- them AND yourself. cist in the Michigan State college department of botany, arrived in I Patronize News Advertisers. Any Nwnber Can RMe After 7 p. m. Week Daya,Jondays and HelMaya East Lansing June 28. Dr. New- | t M comer come* from Pennsylvania j State college Try Soaae Real Hoae u Doctor Spencer has accepted a position as head of the biology, BUSP department at Whittier College.! E California. *TT All \ajf Can Eat Insurance • Rentals Real Estate $4.50 Per Week LANSING CITY LINES B. A. Faunce Coy Inc. 211 EVEGREEN 2-1188 2 Doors Off Grand River lit Abbot Bide. — FbObe 46225 FYkky, July 1 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS DeanConrad to Give Do You Do9 Tea Will Play Host Smith Will Leave Start Outdoor BULLETIN Canoeing Still to IlA Women For Staff Post I On Mayo Lawn Play Program A Popular Miss Evelyn Grover, character Pastime Colonel F. D. Griffith to actor and writer of humorous and Supervined Playground* dramatic (ketches, will present a Succw\»n\ij*doL Dean Elisabeth Conrad will en¬ Draw Many Children. m in the Union ballroom, "How far is it to PlnftunyT", tertain all summer school women asks a summer school no vied aja r Military Unit*. Friday. July 8. students at the traditional "how- Supervised playgrounds are now canoe dock for the first time. Col S D Smith, retiring head do-you-do" tea on the Mary Mayo being held Ave days a week in S. E. Crowe, summer school di¬ Then, it he conform* to the all- of the military department at terrace at 7 p. m. Thursday, July East tensing. The Bailey school rector. will be host at a dinner for student canoe average, he will Michigan State college, will leave 7. playground is directed by Miss Ike visiting profraaara at Hunt's on paddle his date up and down the for his new post as chief of staff The tea aims to acquaint sum¬ Marjorie Suesz and the Central Thursday, July 7. river for two hours before return¬ of the 76th Division of Organized mer school students with women playground by Miss Magrieta ing to the home port. Again, if Reserves. Tuesday, July S. His instructors on campus and also to Gunn. Attendance for the first The library will be closed from he is typical, he prefers to canoe new station is at the Third Corps foster acquaintances among the week totaled 1300 children, rang¬ Saturday noon until Tuesday after dark and favors the hours Area headquarters in Philadel¬ faculty and students themselves ing In age from four to IB years. morning. Only the assigned rend¬ between nine and eleven. The playgrounds are open every phia, . No personal invitations will tic ing room will be open Saturday The canoe renting business is He will lie succeeded as head day from 0 30 to 12:00 a.m.; 1:30 to Books may lie taken nut after 11 , »qcit for the party, but the hostess good, attendants say, despite a de¬ of the State military department 3:30 and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. They are i all women on campus to at- p'clock. crease in population of the cam¬ not open on Saturdays or Sundays by Col. F D. Griffith, who wsr act¬ C^id< Guests will be served in East and will not be open July Fourth. pus afrer spring term closed. Miss Vivian Strudley of the Con¬ Usually 75 rentals a day are made ing in that capacity during Col. The playgrounds are to be run for Smith's absence last winter. Mary Mayo in case of rain. sumers Power company will give to students, except on Sundays, eight weeks, continuing through demonstration on lighting the when all llnranoi s are kept busy the first two weeks of August. home at 1 p. m. today in the little all day. Dorm Officer* CIio*pii Four al Shop apartment of the Home Economic building. The public is invited. The river was popular with the Wolverine boys who were visiting Community East Mary Mayo house officers A children's art work exhibit is the campus, as judged by the Personals who session will serve are: for the summer Shirley Cook, presi¬ In Bronxville on number of ennoes they display in room 311, Union nn- out. The boys wore checked bathing suits, dent; Jane Tubbs, social chair¬ Midland. Eaton Rapids, High¬ and then Mr. O. E. Reed, former head of upset the canoes just for man: Nancy Tubbs, secretary, and Four Michigan State faculty land Park, and Grand Rapids have the fun of it. For this reason the dairy husbandry department, members are in Bronxville. N Y.. >ntribiited to the collection. Charlotte Davies, tire chief. They they were not permitted to take spent last week visiting in East were elected at the house meeting attending the six weeks" progres¬ pillows which arc s|milcd by re¬ Lansing. Mr Reed is at the head Wednesday night. June 22 sive educational workshop being A meat sale will be held from held at Sarah Lawrence college R to 12 o'clock today at the meat j | peated duckings. of the dairy husbandry depart¬ ment of the United States Depart¬ Classified ads cost little, pay big. They have l*>en awarded scholar¬ laboratory. The sale will be spon- ' ment of Agriculture. He was in ships. Those attending are Prof. A. J ired by the animal husbandry de¬ partment McCunc Picks charge of the dairy husbandry de¬ partment here immediately pro¬ Sandy'* Will Be ('.lotted Clark, head of the chemistry de¬ partment, Dr. C M. Newlin, pro¬ A change In the pool schedule is Sermon Topics ceeding Dean Anthony's promo¬ tion to the position. fessor of English, Dr. S. C. Berg- announced by Coach Jake Dau-1 July 2. 3, 4 quist of geology, and Miss Jean berl. The free swim will be held I Siiinmrr School Nlmh-nt* Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henshaw of Trembley, instructor in English daily from 3 to 4 o'clock. Satur¬ \rr Invited Washington. D. C.. In Attend are visiting in Reopening g Tgesdav/ 4- Of sixteen scholarships granted days the men's time will be from East lainsing. The Henshaws Morning at 7* a^m. in the United States, four wei 4 to « There will be mix«-d swims People* Church. graduated from Michigan State in awarded Michigan State college. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thurs¬ 1925 Mr Henshaw is a member day of each week from 7:30 until I Dr. N A. McCunc announces bis of the Bureau of Information for 9 p m. The pool will I*- open for 'series of sermons for the rcmnind- SANDY'S GRILL Delegates Attend tcnogruphcrs Friday from 7:30 to er of the summer session. They will Re irtn -nt >f the be "Bible I'r- sulent H<« • ell, and for tin Interior. 8:30 p m. Types of Modern Folk", Home Ec Meeting including: June 26, "The Man Who >. W. Wilson, French and College offices and classrooms Never Grew Up"; July in, "The Spanish instructor. s studying at The annual convention _gl_ihc will be closed officially Saturday Man With the Fatal Flaw; July 17, "The Woman Who Was Religious University, of Chicago this nine Economics is "being cmfwym morning, July 2, according to the Home Economics "~assocTaTTAft £ latest report released from the But Not Moral." The Rev. G. H. being held in Pittsburg this week president's office. Gaige. assistant to Dr. McCunc P. Steinmetz, German reach fiir the remainder of Several members of the faculty All students planning to attend or. will return from Ger- the dance in the Union tonight •nth. are attending, including Dean his fall, where he is secur- Murie Dye, Dr. Irma Gross. Mrs must have their student's receipt doetorate. lome Economics JUttuiOation .fliP to be admitted. Well Drillers Hold MBBeTre~Ehlers. Miss Ethel Webb, Ni»w leachcr* Hired Miss Winifred Gettemy, Dr. Jean Athletic department officials re¬ Annual Meeting Hawks. Miss Kathleen Dietrich quest that users of the tennis courts near the public highways wear So large was the enrollment in and Miss Mildred Jones. Senator Dunkcl Wu* Ban¬ ttie speech this year that Each year the Home Economics shirts with shorts or slacks. courses it has bet necessary to add two club sends two delegates to the quet Speuker Wednes¬ teachers n Two games scheduled for to the staff. They are " annual convention. The students last night in the summer school day Night Ur^WL, F. Thompson, who Will '"V- | who are attending this year are teach conversational speaking Dorothy Hasselbring, Nancy Far¬ Softball league will be played The Well Drillers' Association and^"^ Tuesday evening at 6:30. The Mrs "Hay worth, who will teach "* ley, Gertrude Sidebotham, Ger¬ of Michigan held its annual con¬ radio -(leaking trude Seckringer, Jean Collar and postponed games are ' Buttz- vention on the Michigan State col¬ ;, Jean Widick. This includes all Mutts vs. Fertig Tomcats, and lege campus this week. The meet¬ | the officers of the Home Eco¬ Evergreen Manor vs. Wooz. ing convened in demonstration SIDEW ALK NOTICE nomics club for the coming year. hall Tuesday morning and closed last night. Voliee of Public Hearing One of the features of thi Cuinpii* Enjoy* Movie* Public Notice is hereby given Undulant Fever convention was the banquet held pursuant to the statute in such in the hall Wednesday evening. cast made and Free movies, depicting Wash¬ Is Theme of Meet provided, that pub- • Senator Dunkel was the speaker lie ington, D. C., in full glory with hearing will be held on Mon¬ for the occasion. all of its buildings and monu- day, the 11th day of July, 1938 Combatting undulant fever was mentav were given in the chemis¬ at 7:30 p. m in the council rooms the theme of the Michigan State try lecture room last Wednesday LIBRARY in the City Hall in the City of veterinary medical " association East Lansing, County of Ingham, night at 6:30. Along with this annual meeting held here Tuesday silent film were also presented five (Continued from Page 1) State of Michigan, on the SIDE¬ and Wednesday. short talkies embracing a wide ing to Mrs. H. A. Childs, assistant WALK RESOLUTION; The clinic waa conducted at the range of people and places. librarian, but many children Said Sidewalk Resolution is set veterinary hospital «|nd a detailed exhibit on brucellosis, which was spend their summer vacations in forth and printed in full in the the cool reading room of the Council Proceedings of June 27, prepared by Drs. I. F. Huddieson library. 1938, and is published in full in A Cwplele (leaning Service- of this college and S. E. Gould of Eloise hospital, was on display for Mrs. E. T. Crossman, the head this issue of the Michigan State librarian, Mrs. Childs and Mrs. News, Summer School Edition, Be Aeaurai of Cfirefidly denied With the public in the Union building. M. A. Johnson, assistants, are kept dated July 1, 1638 and to which No Doby or busy from three until nine p. m„ reference is requested. On the COMING ATTRACTION8 AT every day except Saturday, sup¬ date above mentioned a public STATE THEATRE ALL WORK NTEED plying East Lansing with the hearing will be granted to any latest in select reading material. person the or persons interested in Sunday, Monday and Tuaaday, July S. An order for additional books subject matter. College Dry Cleaners 4. and S. "Robin Hood" with Errol Flynn. Olivia DrHavilland, and Bull Rathbona. Wednesday and Thuraday, July * and 7. will be sent out next week and a new reading list will be available HARRY W. LOTT, City Clerk. 206 Abbot Rd. Phono 2-2535 "She Married an Bolea and Lull Deate. Artiat" with John soon. June 37, 1938. It. Pay* Pour MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, July Clark. Tbemav MI Ann. Fenatermaehor. IVnna. K. Mayo. E*t. SM. H»r,. Hurry. Ill* 411, N. W.. C* Cork I in Jox-ve. 42* Fversrroen. 4-5407, Fiaher. Martha. 525 Marshall. 2-3*71 Heaney. .tame.. 254 5 (id R. 5-0224 Kaaa. Henry. 32.1 Ann. 315 F. ;.i H . 5-375: Floonor. Frneat, 207 Abbott R.i Heatherintrton. Ann. House 5. Kxt 552. Kaufman, t^harle*. 315 Albert Frank Walnut. Ann ArNu Flener. C.rayce. K .Mayo, Fat. 1S6. Heller. Herbert. 404 Mich . 7-045.1. Karma. Leo. 21S Allxert Derm! Flener, Viiyrinia. K Mayo'. Ext. 883. Heidi. Glen. 542 MAC Keefer. (irant. 444 Ablxott Rd 7 231* i . ::;7 C*d#> t FUnn. Roaeoo, 335 K Gd R 5-5252. Hcikr#. Glenn. 5.12 MAC. 2-5071. Keefer. Victor. 315 Ann. 2-271* !■/ . ' . y R ' M 1 ab. Float e. Raymond. 525 Charles. II. m t reef Agnes. 8ehoo| for Blind, 2 0105 Kelder. Janet. 214 Haalett. 2-3*24 Robert, Si: Alb. V Max Fix nn .lame* 410 lrix Dr. 5-5572. Hetuiee, Dorothy. Maaon Kellatn. Marjorie, F. Max,,. Kxt. .1*3 v Clara. Okomoa. S-i-»r 55 Ann Fnndor. Amelia F. Maw. Kxl. 3*0. Henderson. Lawrence. 771 Oakhill. 5 3545 Kellar, t?eor«e, 717 Charle# KdanM. W illiam«?«»n Footf. Jul*. 25* Michigan llenning. Loui*o, 714 Charles,- 5-5575. Kelly Denni*. *01 F. Cd R Mmin Dunbar Station Folex. Florence. 503 F Od R . 4-7551 Hewitt. Howard 717 1e*lie I . 2 5747. Kelly. Stephen. 545 M A C Rolvrt 535 Linden. S o; Foil*. Pauline. 2504 Strathmore Rd Hertidl laabet. Home Mgi No 7» 7-S255. Kempf. Allxert. Hick* Apt* \ l-X|i Hibbarxi, John. 512 HMerest. 5-5734 Kempf. Loi«. 2-3 Kexlrie 4 .13*1 r-.t Ruth 5554 Hii'kex Bettx Alpha Phi Hou*e 7-7341 Kendall. Don 571 N. Wa*hin»1on. \ (15 KenKnis-ht (ilen, 411 Bailey. 5-*04r, Hiifhlund Fxerrtt. 310 Oxf.< Kennedy. Hrurc 241 W lid It 7 ;•»** K < " n, \ . Dorothy. 7"0 Haalett K.I. Bettx .liine. Berkelx H Rax mend Si: Kerkau, Arthur D. 174 Dniveraitv. H Mrs v Hit m i m. di ith Me Bar ! Hit. h,-«vk. Ibxria. I I 1 Ktlhwix K !>• i • ii.i>work # when >, . er.jo, ilieu tonaoi ilavor >• • .ikkv llwy'r, iorth it. 1 i:: .■.in. .-or, mt: one of Aiv famous roasts at The Hut /oniffht It's one dinner vc>n sliqfildn't miss " H N • 1 ' Open 1 I .\/m. till MMapht 2321 E. MICHIGAN Mi I'm 1. . 5-5 S \ 1 H \ K. In let us service your car Headquarter, for Expert Lubrication. Washing, and Repairing H t Est 151 K. Mi t. »*f 1!k • J.-hn 421 H. r,--. S-6315 We carry complete line of , a i Hallm*-. Kathryn. 615 Sun*et. 2-*7:5. SL'NOC^ PRODICTS Ham, :. Hel, r 7,1 W Lenawee. L. Hami,tor H< r rv. 12* Haalett, 2-2111. . Hatrv.lt, n Charle# .M.' Ann. 2-1167 j Hair mar Carl 204 W Harris. Charlotte M* 'Metre Manor Eva*a. Jabfi. IP V A C .-W: I Hansen. Jay. 821 Ann. 4-3344. Chrubmk. («!,»* A • Evan*. Marrarvt- R 4 Mm- ! Hansen. Mertilla, E. Mayo. Ext. 8*3 Chrobmlu W'and*. 2'.4 Charle*. S-" t ' Fxrrn, Herry. 214 Albrrt. 2-7042. Hanson. Claude. Ill Diyision, 2-€2b5. (>LirCbiIl. Elbert . 4 Brt. F.vrrhart. E«rrr>«. A U rv, 2-71*4. Hanson. Lorene. lis Linden. 2-752" Churn*. P. L-. K"4 i,*;-*.,:. SE. (inn KwakL Mar* •- V Max • l.vu S*€ H*r.-. n Norma. Valley Court. Rapid*. Ewert Quer . ki: * S:tmra Holts, , Harhaush, bur ward. 131 Albert, HOME COOKED FOOD Clapp. Martin. J.4T> M \ v I • m • 9 A rfk M?47 Hardy. Isabel. 212 W Lapeer. 2-437 4 ALL SIRLOIN . . Clark. Catherine. Clark. David. 537 > I - •,. ,. I: -s *1 ,.d k k-325! -F— Haryer. Amy. 1716 Stmnyside. L. Harland. Jam.-. 32*. W. Wa.xht.naw L HA5WCRG^- Clark, Gar*-:. Dunbar Station Clark. James, F-14. Well* Clark, Kari. i* airnarsk*. Fairt>rv>ther 1 SI 5* 223 South lawn, 2-S70 Oakhill. W!«45. . Harris. 2-1651 Charles. Dunbar. Harris. Kmeraon. 1426 E. Michigan. THE GRJOHtON Clark, Kenneth. 72* Greer >-*745 Fa Ik Orx Station. Clark. Raymond. 272 Orchar,: 4-^130. Ka,koa>k. • yr • N. Harris. Ransom. Gen. Del.. E. L ^ Just East oMfroger's . * • Penn.. L. Harrison. James, 407 Grox-e. Friday, July MICHIGAN STATE NEWS \ Page Five ♦. tl? N. Ping, t, 8-6566. McLend, l,rami RarMa. Mh-h. . t»«W Hltlrrae. i.amb. Franklin. 616 Htittfer Rlvd 78JF18. . McMillan. Helen. 611 Abbott Rd .. 2.6666. Orxmll. HamM. 726 W. CM River, 2-6646. Sehavey. lenne, Grand Mir. >. 411 W. Inn la. I., ft>4444. 1 jmowin*, NIMH. 112 Fergn*«m. 2-7*75. McMutlen. Mary. 406 Ann. 2-6266, Orllk. Harry. 626 Grove. 2-4451 ScheidWnhetm. Flmer. S85 Haalelt. 6-6681. XV-np-nn. All—, (til Dm. Rt. Land. !->«•. iff Wlldwoud. MMf McNeilly. Gordon, Poultry Plant. Fat. Otteman. Floyd. 126 Ha-lrtt. 2-2166 Schemher, Victor, IVeaverton. Aalna. Ollak* Rhto. l.anghatn. iVil. 264 Uunwon. 4-6166, 266. Own. Julia, F Mayo. Fxt 566 Hchledrr. !rt.y, Jenny. Pottervillc Mailman. Margie. Ml Mar-hall. 2-6576. Pa In nan. Clarl. 126 rhartaa. 2-6466 Seott. Dorothy. 204 Alhert. 2-6471 Tlee he. Ague*. 126% V, CM River. i flarrnrf. Phillip. F-fl Well*, Maltory. William. 522 Abbott Rd . 5 0716 Pal*. Clatnto. 52S Fvanrraan. Scott. George. Poultry Dept . 4-5N21 Tleche. Henry. !26«^ F.. Gd River. Ma Inlay. Minerva. 625 F. Ilurton, Grand S»x»tt. Vernon. 401 Hotter field. 2-2741 leather*. Janelt. F Mayo. Fx I 5*6 Patxfaa, Maxiannp. F Mavo. Fxt 566 Tlee ha, Ralph. 206 MAC. 6-720U. 1 rhrct .Lucille. 81« W Maple. I Rapid* Paroa, HpIpu. F. Mayo. Fxt. 666. Heribnar. C'hnrle*. Well*. G 1. Tlederman. Donald, 52H Grove. 2-4451. 1 .eckrone. Kenneth. 1SR Center MandWro. Jerry. Heboid for Rllnd. 2-0606 Parkar, Fvalina. Port Huron Seble. Donald, R 2. I.M„«imr Tlmmer. John. l222Grandville. Gd. Rapi,l*. 1 e Clear, Ann. 701 W Ionia, 1 Manion. Fdward. 215 Evergreen." 2-7560. Park* Fafwin. R F. I» 2. Oawltt Heddon. C»*enr. H55 CM River Tlmkovieh. Paul. 545 F. Gd. River. 4-2063 Ralph. Ml* S iJranH. 1 " 976* Man lay Fvalvn. 407 W Mapta. 4-6406. Spelev. Ilarrv. 24U Mich 5-0650 . Parrfah. Fllrahath, Ms W. CM Rlvar . 'Pohia*. Mariorie. WilHam*t<,n M ann, William. 151 Rogue. 4505 Saver. Fold. 225 Strathmore Rd Ledyard. Ci>rnp|in. 141 N Harrison. 2-1746. Parrtah. Nina. 621 F CM. Itivar Tolten, W' llernard, 315 Evergreen. A lit*1 410 Gmv Manor. Mildred. 1255 Climax. I. . 2-4266 Paraona. Paul.- 412 MAC. 5-0265. Sellgman. Stanley, 404 Michigan. 2-0455 Tolfonl. Vluiftert. 223 Delta. 4-3701. p»\ Harnl I. 21R Fx Mnntay. Franco*. 220 Ha*lett PatPUffP. Rohart. 5.15 CJr»»*-P. 2-6156. Severance. C'harle*. 1716 Tmld, l.an*ine Torbet. John, t'l Abbott .•4 Martha. Mapa*. Mauri, a. 51* N Vlayford. I. Patar-on. Fratar. 255 Vallay. CM Rapid* Heverence, Clvde. HI, N Pine. |. . 4-6216 Town. Fauatene, Charlotte William. 126 Haalett Marina. William, Dunbar PattrntHH. Viator. 616 W Ottawa. I.an- Shafet. V lon»*e. Home M«t llon*e Trevalle. Guy. sir, Clyde. I. ,,h>. . 2-HI8I. » Wayne. 410 < Mark la. Arthur. 220 N Foatar. 6777. ninu 2-5050 Shaft. F Ca*alu*. Perrv .oe Tripp. Laurence. .101 llurrham Dr., •'-27HI. Man t. Wahh. 206 Ahholt. Shaft. Mr* llarel. parry ,o1*Vvre. Muriel. F. Mayo Fx Panln . Marir. Hilh ra*t. , Trout,. Marie. I 7 »I Davi* I . » 5167 ctfel. Marian. 610 Huttertleld, Mar-hall. Ha*el l|0 Alhari Pnaraon, Rllaxmrth. 142 MHford 2-6066. Hhnheen, M fieorge. 1012 Caddy Ct . Trotiltaloa. Stephen, 21H Albert Ma,-h-.il, Kenneth 111 Haaah. 2-5710 St, ,u A Mm .rgvat. .lark 610 Albert. 5-047 I'antx. Cynthia. 511 Atdxnt. 2-ss|5. 'Trudgen. Sidney. 2017 Teal. 2-5511 Marshall. Martha. I- Mavo. Fxt 566. Pannoak. Paul 204 Alhari. 2-04 * I *ing virion, Kalman. SSI Churle* Tubba. Nancy. F Mavo. Fxt 346 «H?h, Stuart. KII Bird Sanct Mai t.n.. 1 I Mavo. Fxt 5*6 Parkin*. Chaxtar. 5IS Itaaah Mart.,, pomthv. Ill; S Holme*. 1.. Frank oi*«»nheimer. Porot-by I Mayo, 1626 .mmi.ti, Wnli.M vi H.- »i " Itaaha F Mavo Mr,,tin Fian.'ia. 551 W Mich. 2-"2567 "»l Albert F.lnn Fato 465 Ml., I . yn< V rnl,an, 5 "i Irian. 5"l Hlllara-I n f? • A Itarraillai "if Met' "' i ■ *-4 § »-* -Si 1 f / j I ,.»n \N ill', i *»;* It,. I.X.I it. M ., < In, 11 Itnrhnra. 1201 VV Mi M vt I la Ix.ll..a,* llird S % 4 'J $ % i • ■1$. t 1 I M i rji |1 ' r I M k • j rr.b; ii **• ■ 3 H^|i *•' « It "V* M, Flharon John. M.Kvoy John. 6 M» I ariitnd. Kut h. M.lntoem. lint:''. M, Knla. Mary h McKeown. Jack. Mr Ktbbin. Flair. ti xJ"'" • tM M.K'ml. >. Dougla Mr Kin lay. Maxim- „ .'. -'Xr.-Vor'-' Plat S 12 T E. U of the S 4 N R A ptn...... 2 W E >4 I .i A?s< ssoi s Plat A portion of th ' ■. - 2k GENERAL S E '4 of the S. E. '4 S< * W; 1 12 T 4 N. R 2 W N FUNNIEST I'lat A portion of |i It... I..I 7 M W «..! Kivar, THING ABOUT /I Roan. Hildn. Ms W Cbl Riv \a uJ the b. h ]4 s4^ Itohlf wilfonl. Charlotte •' Rommaki, Mwanl. II" S Pii I Hon 11- W t..l Itiv I Di tie! >our Holiday Order in S.' '.it Alia- early for intla I r. tfo lai. Datr R«*M*nberifer. Karl. 21 . Fv.-r . 533 Ardaon \ em 1211 Kulurnax ROLLS. CAKES ANO OTHE1 BAKED (igftDS (lll.it i Ri.-iiiird ii II! . W Lenawee. 2-ti»»Sl Hotpiul Flint Ro Ro, \ M . 166 Gun • Sarah. Ml Ablmlt. J-s thor. Tekonahi . May... M» |i t ■ M ti.fi.. Keith. KpIIoick Bird Sanctuary. Roth. Fred. 526 Sunset, 2-l«» Roth Mnry. 586 Grove, 6-651 f4 ClTlara Jam-' *1 I Oak J-l"'-. Ohnien. Herbert. I2n2 Rem«-nt. Lan-%inu. Rous. Maxim 280 OakhiM n-n.' 421 A^bt* Routien. John. 531 Ann. 2-6 w and.-, r. It Y'.r HOEFJfNGER'S • r. W11 «< I I ■ Row. Robert. 1212 Vermont Rudnick, Virginia Myth. I Ma cm], . W,M,(ihead »ger. 541 F«H Hatifuih, 214 (!harl«»-, 5-5.(73 jr Rub.-. David. 611 Sun..' 2-11 Wu4*irutf Richard. !2x Hasb-'f. !-2!13. i. AbtMit Wmalward. J tiny. 109 E. Elm I. 2-98 BAKERY . Surriitf. Margaret. D«Witt. Worche«t, r. Helen, 11- lie..'. 11 Char lea. .7 -HO 16. Sutferby. Patricia. 532 Ann St Wot ring. J Laird. 323 Ann. 4-6344 Sutton, Stanley. 453 Abbott Rd 4-351". 214 Abbot Road >* Chexterfield. 2-0142. 12.51 S Holmes. LansifUf. K Mayo. Fxt Swan, John. 541 Forrat. . Wriggeisworth, Richard. 1 .'loo W. St. J« A ^ a a. 1. 3t»5 K Ld. River. Swisher. John. 416 Grove, 2-x|n", Wright. Archer. 453 Abbott. 4-3642. b< fm Wright. Hay den. 1024 McCui lough Swittcnborg, D. K . Kellogg Bird Sam" Wyeth. Irving. 214 W; (,d River -7•«-- SwiUvr, Russell. 726 M Second Add to Fairview 138 J II Atchison 42bf ft Mrs R S PhelpB to what he picks up outside will .die Part of lots 50 and 51 comm. Second Add to Fairview V 40 tt of lot Code get him through chool if ho is V ft F II Woneh on S'ly hue of Elm SI at a 123 and 124 1I. (ruRal He neeit not work on the Second Add to Fairview W 124 ft ol 1 24 Fdw Waldron point 4.'1.. ft F. of N W. eor campus ,mli. some times he is of lot 51. S'l.v ppl with Real Second Add to Fairview N 33 ft of tv III) p!a. c.l cn >oT i ,ur.|M> community tt of 84 i oii'sline-Runeitnan St 81 'v ft W'lv to W. line of projects A food example of NY A Sivond Add to Fan view N 10* of W. HI! f( lot 50 at a point 75 ft S of .. v. * tin- sums . 'i the buildings of lot 1S3. als o S 16',. N W eor of lot 81. N 75 ft tt W 110 ft of lot 84 to N W eor of lot 51 F.'ly to and K 38' ft of lots hog Ruth Gilford T Nelson \V 42 H id lots 9. Ill i Unit I 8:1 and 84 C F.tgrw oo.l S..bd:s i-.oii / )rlci*d - t a'o K lot Second Add Fust J K.iim-1 Fi od Marquardt At) I It i t)| IMHI.lt Sivond Add J \\ Cunkelman Mary S Bennett St von ! Add Noimaii Lmr it Mai y S. Bennett HI VKlNt. Sin on.t' Add W.dei • F.sfate Geo Klot/ Sivond Add W'.itei- Estate Alphonse Smith Seeped Ad : Waters Estate Ida Churchill Second Add 46 Ki a. Est and In* 15 and part of lot It! beg Second Add .,! \ \V eor. of lot 16 F. 135 puhl.i lb ai Est and 111* it S ly 6 tt W 1354 ft to K. Monda; F 1381 due of Cowlev Ave N 22'.• Second Add \\ 100 _• t.< beg Marguerite Huntley Add to Fai \v wo F 138'.. Part of lot 16 l>cg. at S. W eor. l..iio.ng. i' • ' Ingham, F J Reeder ot lot 16 F. 135 ft N 94 ti jrfjr" • • • i Ai IMJ .. Appro-' Angeli - s,.'. Wis 135 75 ft. S 2 74 ft to uittoii Ordm..luc entitled beg and-all of lot 17 K. S. King and Portion WNl At APPROPRIATION 43 Melvui Ives ' 37 O. R. Adams OROINAMT 44 .ui. 1 S 6.1 38 C S Phillips s.id Anuu..: Appropriation Or-1 el 46 IV'ia Si.vkman W. 44 ft of S. 121 ft of naive > >,•: i. ..nd printed in i Asscssoi s P|.,| lot 60 R T Terluak Angcli's Sul 19 John Rahstall .ne ;h36 .o .-. p..bushed in ! Chase Subdi*. 34. ex S Mrs C H.Chase ,(i.K. i.:: | jt•.»>t «>no • .it The Hut Aoniffnt. dinnei >. i| stujlildn't miss " -tin Michigan j .n this issi.i . Chase Subdiv, Mrs C H Chase |! V'-. i New • .v.ed.'.. * ' 1938. and j .si nested Subdi*. Subdiv . 36 Mrs M;s C C H H Chase Chase J< >i.w. i. «i- St r u.i K '..nil* Opeu 11 Midiwlif a/m. till Mrs C H Chase U •! W .!■ Subdivi 411 .. ■ ■ '. u t i;... ;...MS 2321 E. MICHIGAN . - ■. • Subdiv. 43 Mrs C H Chase Suivi,* . 44 Mrs C H Chase 'ZCT" "YU. 'T~"' *■ jriTr-. . l.-s Mm I M X t --v.v: .v.- » II r- 1 Bui I Angcli's Subtle Louisa Harvey 84 O F. Robe* 65 Gordon S StUk«N(hH CLASSIFIED 67 E. S King Louisa Harvey Louisa Harvey EDWARD GIBBONS 68 C E Corman.v to 24 V M. Shoesmith Hager Cove Co Frank Giffels Plumbing & Heatin 'Assessor's Put PromptRepair Service part of lot 36 C. L. Dietrich Alpha Tau of Sigma Kappa 234 M. A. C. Avenue Phone 4-6623 38 Alpha Tau of Sigma Kappa 39 Mrs C. B. Fitch 40 ' Mrs C. B Fitch 41 J B Klaver 42 18 Alpha Chi Omega Lewey Fuller • JULY- 4th SPECIALS • JTM.XR SALE > jsrrier* Complete 19 Lewey Fuller PICNIC BASKET set of Wnees. Tahe* M picture* or oor ****** roil of film Need it*'. 4u5 Grove. 45. Alpha Phi WITH FORKS AND SPOONS 7 /%* Fhoftf 4-Ji'JL 46 ...... Alpha Phi 47 Alpha Phi $4.00 CAMP STOVES * m % ft Rent .4 Bike it 48 and S 15.2 ft GASOLINE , §11 f ft. of 49 C. S. Fulkerson CASE'S Hi-Speed Station 49. less 15.2 ft. of S. side, also 18 ft. of lot 50 C. S. Fulkerson YOUNG BROS. HARDWARE Chandler's Subdivision 1 E. S. Jolley Gd. River at Mich. Phone 9431 Chandler's Subdivision . 5 W L Chandler v-. Friday. July 1 _j_ MICHIGAN STATK NEWS Pttfe 8ev«\^ Aid. Card moved that the Coun¬ ANNUAL APTROPRIATION COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS County Agents (Continued from Pago fl) cil resolve Into whole lo consider the Annual n committee as Ap¬ a ORDINANCE TIIK CITY OR EAST LANSING (lose Session Subdivision Lot No. propriation Ordinance, Aid. Adams.was called to the ORDAINS: That It Is necessary to raise by (Inkrldge R. 44 ft of R. 121 ft or , Fiufoli 1-Uny UiH Chair to preside After doe con¬ taxation in the City of East Lan¬ iixMon of lot no II M. Krebx of w tin ft of S 121 sideration the ordinance was Riv¬ sing 679,408 111 which shall be ap¬ Nnlioniil \|( IMmt (iakvidgr K 44 ft ft of lot (10 N Whlttemnre en second reading and the com¬ plied In the following budget to U11111 -- A Hnilry Sul' 22 it A Bailey mittee arose and recommended meet the expenses and liabilities During this week 72 atfricultmnl i Chesterfield No 2 243 F, M f'oolry Hint tin following ordinance lie of the corporation for the ensu¬ ajjrnts from Michigmi muntic ! Chesterfield No 2 245 Geraldine Plrkett adopted ing year Iinvo booo nllrnrlinK a confrrmrc nt MlehljfHfl Stnte collrgr. Thr top 1 Oakrldgr 51 C f. Alton lll'IMiKT Of TIIE CITY OF EAST LANSING Oilklidgr 5.1 It A failure Co Final I Yettr Ending Anril 30, 10.10 to of the ooiiforrorr. whirl) f;nfc?l • t.ikrldgr 54 It I. Hewitt ESTIMATED REVENUE TuosHay morning is. "What I . a ' Oakridgr 55 A. Alan Stewart TAXRN iCinicnt Vc.u levy Only) IVstrnbto "National Aurioilf oral j 50 Rilltli and l.oti flutlei ll. E la $77,008 10 Program?" 44 IIC Mill i Iv 1.500 00 Knob day of Iho oonforrnif .1 j Wi program is ill pl«»gir 011 tin- m i w III Vi orirl floor of tho Union building , i. ki i.l- Till' foptl'S foi l\U ll tl.)\<. illMUMiili mk v*Otj fill I Ink Z00 00 iirr: discussion of tho hark groundj ' kiidi N 44 ft of tut HO 500 00 of agricultural programs, Iho plnoo of government in omdnn mmn h R. III shop rogiotinl.isin, natmnahvin, anil in I III Imp ^1 nntionnh ni. and the problem It. I . Hart in h 700 <10 1.1I adjustment and admitn- 000 Of) *—n A ■ ^^'lir meeting \i ill cl..«this noon.; Kiiimf I.ZOO.00 When the agents depart lm homo C |» ll.illii'mt 500 00 Mm I hi .Kr Alar Bu h 000 00 .f If f hit ton Forvslry (amft I. C Plant $88,508 10 II ill O/n'ii July .7 • one IMummri Dell W.nrl SnvH«r IIAM) AV A11 .AHI.i*; I »|f AF'I'Iff >l!l M If) $10,000 Of) f% - - • t liver sixty students are exjiect- Phiminri Snvfh'i L ST I MATED EXPENSE ed at the forestry ■ ummri eamp Tom 1)« It. i A him mi A n I ccisl.ilivc, Eirriilivr *nd Adviwirs * •: \i at Dunbar, near Sit 11 It Sle Mai n , Aid:. on Height; i.ri'l v.tgf , tithrr operating expen • 1.500.00 9 ■ i where classes will begin July 5 Anl I (right 1 Alii. on t Right- «>m * • ml VV.IJ'I other 0|ff'l iltlflg expert e 000 Of) ? •; The session will continue until K K. lioiichm Ants on Height; j | • iiii'l .ic.eother 'npffcitmg « : 400 00 ' September 9 Aids on Height' i !)i t mint (*<»i p j - i- .m ()pei .iting expense Classes will be offend In B Dibble ' suration, silyiculture. milling, and men¬ I1 Aid: oil Heights Aril.' on Height; C Uif h.n (I S Tm l f till allied sill elects A number of field la .well N.,,1, trips will be made to various ! j Al ib Aid- • in lb II. ighti Hmght ; I>v Co Judicial oil ight; points in the iipp. r prion: tila and M C Id hit i Aub oil Height; N It. Jrntn Canada ! Aids on It. iglit' Assistant ProfesMit Mernl De¬ W .1. Thompson ! Arilsion Heiglit- j ters will be charge ol the eailip. B It I* f ' 111 A rd; t Height' and will tie assisted by staff of M A Pi of! 200 00 .1 Aid' on Height w ihi:' it five instructors j I Height' 150 'ill Arib nil (ii1111it A ' Aid; oil Height! Outtnt A c i N 125 ft Pruteetivr 27 and N FAMOUS lot 20 Wai d (J111liei Police Department Salarii's and wage . other operating expr-n.se $13,700 00 . Bungalow Knolh Km- Department Ncit, GRILL C A Bung.ilow Knolls Bungalow Knolls Be, at a pt . .1 lot 24 12 ft. N of S W Salai ic Health Department . and wage , other o(a-rating expense 8.300 00 4 : ^ of lot 2' I. N 40 o: 900 00 Salaries and wage" , other operating expense ' W iiii* ther line thereof E I" L ido nl • # flinlding. Eleetiieal and Plumbing Inspection said lot, S 48.85 fl along E Salaries and wages 50.00 > " _ GOOtLEOOD BungahtW Knolls line thereof W. to bog I). W Powell The S 50 ft. of N 128 5 ft. of Welkin Ho pit..l and medical, poor'relief 800 00 ' - sf -*' lot 24 C. R Oviatt We Specialize in Pungidow Knolls 15 W. E Reardslec Educational and Krerrational ■C - ■ t Ridgley I'ark 10 R M. Schenek Kdneat unal and Re< n ational MIDNIGHT Hidgiey Park 29 Vein Kreeman %. * Salaries and wage-, uther operating expense SPECIALS Ridgley Park 55 and N 18 ft. of 54 J. H Aliiei . I'aik and Boulevards Ridgley Park 40 I) G. Eberly 800.00 Salaries and wages, other operating expense .539 K. Michigan Phonr 9289 Ridgley Park A.sessoi s Plat A portif/n of the ,50 Mrs Karl Davie. lain at v - ' )pei ating expense 2,500 00 t l S, E of the S. E. U Sec Tut 11 Edueatmnal and Rix ieation.il 12 T 4 N. R 2 W Ruth Freegard and Engineering and Publie Works Margaret S ifutty Enginei-i -ng arid Publie Works— Asm mii '-s i'lat A portion of the Sal.n ic and wages, other operating expense 1.200 00 2WGENERAL ' -«*. •• . ^ S E. !, of the S. E. See. l)i pin tinent of Public Works -Salaries and wage 2,000 00 12 T. 4 N. R. 2 W Ruth Freegard and Margaret S Hutt ji 'itv , portion Spei ial Assessment and (' apital Irnprovemei 2,500.00 •or' . .v Stieet Cleaning Labor, other expense 000.00 MM /FUNNIEST i Plat A portion of the Street Maintenance, I),it -Labor, other opei ating i xpen: 2.000.00 W THINGAB0UT '•4 of the S. E >4 Sec 325 00 j Snow Removal- Labor, other expense 4 ?\\THlS"A&fOf 4 N R. 2 W 1 Ruth Freegard and Margaret S Hutty 1 Dust Prevent.on Labia, other expense 800.00 SPEED" IS | paved Street.. Labor, other expense 2,700.00 18 E A Finney >]how WE TRY Assessors Pl«t i-* j Sidewalks Labor, other expense 1,300 00 ! Elmdale 19 IE. Huddleson I Stieet Lighting— Labor, otherexpen.se &C\TO FIND : Elmdale 20 Maude M. Hertel Sewer Maintenance—Labor, other expense 7.300 00 4,000.00 } NEW WAYS ; TO LOAF! Elmdale 21 64 exc W'ly 5 rods J H Muncic Sewage Treatment Labor, other expense 3.000.00 r ' ^ j Oakwood I Garbage Col lei t ion and Disposal--Labor, other expense 4,700 00 Mrs. B S. Harris Rubbish Collection and Disposal—Labor, other expense 3,200.00 i Oakwood W. 5 rods of lot 64 ; Governmental Buildings - -Salaries and wages, other expense 2,100.00 Mrs. C. A. Gower 1 Oakwood 63 exc—the S. 6 rods Total Engineer,1.g and Public Works R. A. Pennington ! Oakwood Part of lot. 62 beg. a . N, W. If you're abreast of the modem cor. of lot 62, S. 50 ft E. 8213 j Total General Government trend toward happier living, ft N. 75.08 ft. of N. E. cor of you'll like the safer way of Debt Service lot 62 S, W'ly. to point of beg enjoying happier motoring- ! General Obligation Bonds— driving with GENERAL tirei L. B. FLshbeck Sinking Fund and Serial Bond. Retirement, interest $20,635 lb" alt around! Let ut give you a Elmri^e 1 C. H. Coons and Wife trade-in estimate. ; Contingencies '4,223.00 Elmdale ..5 W. E Rculing Elmdale 6 W E. Rculing Total Estimated Expenditures $96,508 16 Roberts Tire Sales All owners of the abo\e de.scrib- Can if ( Aid. Card moved that the re- 1 mnn Council Rooms. H. E. (BOB) ROBERTS cd property are directed to eon- Aide: mi 1 Adam Card. 1 port of the committee be adopted 1 Supported by Aid. Barnhart I struct the same in accordance with | Barnhart. and the Clerk be instructed to j and carried. All yeas. 5$g E. Michigan Ave. specifications on file in the office I Aid. Card introduced the All¬ Im-t the ordinance setting date j Council adjourned, Lansing. Michigan ied public hearing Monday, the City Clerk on or before July nual Appropriation Ordinance. fur July) HARRY W. LOTT. 11. 1938, at 7:30 p. m. in the Com- j 15, 1938. 'which was given first reading. June 27. 1938. City Clerk. ■ ■■■■■■■■■ % Page Eight MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, July 1 Flowers Bows in National Golf Collegiates Stair Captain Defeated Stat«* Netters After Pacing Field in Fred Hough Given Wooz. and SAE ^ coop I amc at (Chicago Opening Round. Cornell Grad Post ■ ■■■■ 'v;. Oars: Ed Flowers, captain of Ibis Top Summer year's Stale golf team, bowed In Spartan* Kail to Qualify the second round of the National league \**i*tanl*hip Offrrnl to Ky Ceorge Musk in Struck G«o* Down in Onlf Collegiates at lamlsvllle, Ky., Slilr (iratliMlf. Wednesday The Woor and Second Round. Sigma Alpha Flowers fell to t.ewls itemlg of Cornell university has offered ' #P * ■■ •, : Detroit. Virginia, one up only after troth Kpsilon teams got off to a lead In an assistantship to a Mtehlgan -• • . Michigan State will have no the Summer School softliall len- State graduate of this year, Fred %& . Mr Arvtd Jouppi. had birdled on the 18tli liote In Michigan Stair News. entries in the national Intercol¬ the morning round W< dnesday gue by winning Iheir first starts Hough. The appointment Includes Dmr Arvid Flowers defeated Willie Shea of tuition tn the graduate arhool legiate tennis meet July 4-fi due Wednesday The Woo/ won from Georgetown, 2 ni> Mr. Hough, a horticulture ma¬ Hrfurr 1 parked mv tooth brush to defeats suffered in the qualify- the Wolverines by a 14 to I) score and what littlr othn bdwiKine t , In the qualifying rounds Mon¬ jor, Is taking graduate work dur¬ The SAF team won from lire Phi rail my own ii «i.itcasr and ,n« wrr,s Tuendify day and Tuesday, Flowers esfab ■ ing this summer session Iii the singles. Chester Olson Delts on a forfeit. headed fot here the other d»\. you lished himself as one of the fav¬ \va> defeated by Marvin Waeh- l eague will In- Mieyosted 1 turn out something orites when he finished In fourth games played man. Northwestern. (11. fl-df the fh si four evenings of each place with a score of 150 He Charles Oihhs default' d to Milton carded week on the diamonds across from a one-over-par 72 In Renhl. Western State, and leon- ard Ktwifchrk lost on a default to Monday's plav to pare the entire the gymnasium Schedules for 41 STATE Held Hi* Tuesday score was 78 each week's play will he post.d John Kt iestinstein of Chicago In Three other State golfers Tailed on the bulletin boards in the the *»eeond singles round Chest< r Umou and the gymnasium to survivi the qnatlfying tests. Murphy. Chicago, defeated Her¬ Tom Hrand and Hoy Nelson tour¬ Sam Ketclimaii, director of the rninr *m» sATi aoAv niate Struck, (v fl-1 ed the links tn softhall league, urges alt teams to Tho Roaring Show 157, three strokes Struck and Olson were beaten be on time flame time each over the qualifying limit Hud evven- ^ 1. (1-4. by Shostrum and .lorg- Tansev shot a Irt.'l to place far he- mg Is 8 JO I «Mvon. Chicago, .n the doubles, hind the leaders The following seven teams I while Kositchek and Gihbs de- make up the league Woo/. SAK. * I faulted to Murphy and Murphy, Wolverines. Phi IVIts. Feilig Tom also of Chicago. ill Fliilasofdicrs.' Fan'l Explain 11 Cat*, lliitts Mutts, and Evergreen Mannt Well I base hern here Oner Frt Adams. Iloll. Tied Soys Fisell hack das and *rrmln»lv no one tn Or Si\ Go lo A 41 Meel Iroil ran explain the rnrernt i»nl» fair shooing of the Itelroit leant for League Lead "We arc all phllosophei *." raid Hev Julius Flsclihnck of the t,»n- Michigan Slate will have six Not even I eo Maettonnell. a rent tsho has been with the team datlt Scllllll* Hurls Five-Hit Hull -ing Fust Haptist church in his yarsltv Irnrk men competing in chalk cartoon Irrtnre'in the Union the National AAU meet al Ruf- since the Titers went to work In ft* Kit*! l :ui*it|o I low it* ha 11 room last night falo todav and tomorrow The men I akrland im .mmmmm 1 alley Farm*. 7-2. "in so much as we make up n who made the trip are Wilbur f I eo hist shakes his head in a program Im oui lives, putting one r. Harvey Woodstru. C.avle pii»!i-d manner o-rr of those thing* gel mint prctti aonn "tines* it Just i* hut the, should " I eo told me suvg thing on a higher level than other, Robinson, laulo llabrle, Ken Waite, The Hcv •' Philosophy " . Fischback observed ind Hick Frey Heeatn-c all former college Robin the other night tli.il the ciMiiplrNit\ of modern life hamp' who have inamtainod their MarltonnrU'a last statement is has foimn im.iteii! belief** sorm in- -landing are allowed to I \ pt< al of the words pouring forth ulc blow the margin along 't tin first antu- with the lop rung h» the time Sep¬ roll* around Among the -ummei students al tember Lanstn# f tc Slate Agricultural college at Fori Collins, Colorado, will be Holt Both ! Hixon of the lound Mi-- Margaret H Harris, /(Hi (>(hk/ (i / cam Ramos and | held art dirty h anted in East assistant slate homi demonstra- Lansing and ha rpoi ted lor duty lion leader, of this college She with the field rtillery unit at I will return July 15 is with him And - . their home her. ^ they will n -la!*. a itsi ; a . ■ i. tain nd Mis pro! sso- 11 C ol Harnett, Erencli, arc JOHNNY SANDERS Masiin Panning to spend the:: vacation STABLES East Kites Held for Mrs. Dietrich U Play - kuia sc: vices for Mrs Anne INDIAN HILLS he".:., -II. w ife of S R Dietrich >f the Sehaberg-Dietrich hardware 'ompany. were held yesterday ...; |mor«Jng at r„ne o'clock at the SADD, FOR RENT • - per- I'hurch of the Resurrection In¬ TELEPHONE t-ltt) law tiie terment vjas|held at Mt. Olivet. Saginaw More than 20 miles of graveled country roads i.. i s short, hang Mrs. Dietrich is survived by her husband of 403 Kensington Road; a ! sister. Mrs. Florence Cobb of East a using, nnd a brother, Robert J Practically and fields. no automobile traffic. Riding ring woods Carefully selected horses. LEARN TO RIDE! P.aird, of Saginaw. Free Lessons to Groups of Four or More. Phone I s for Appoint¬ L.ATE CLASSIFIED ments. — vnoN »11'TAiiK KOR RENT By m .i- •• . r »"ks' j».rivnU. on (licit I.akc, rate.} third uVlMH»W h. • it if :! lake it; the nnrld by N*. > (MNJirraphic- nr*r Traverse :riv-ity. re'rijrcrntion. rompl«t«Iy furn- City. Special Rules for M. S. C. Students Billiards 1 Near l**-hi»l4» polf course in Day's y O. Coedell. Phone 5-9493. 123 2 Miles from City Limits Out W. Saginaw SI. !.t (.rarui avenue, l^insiny. 2-tS > \\m t y?t h ks- —-JZ-Zl iiMa -V- ' -.