SUMMER SCHOOL EDITION Utrltmatt ClIMMNRIl WITH TMR viiv iriar t ttiMiMn RANT I.ANMNfi hmwuu rRRHH EDITORIALS WIDER HER VICE Volume HO A KA8T LAN8INCJ, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY K, IMK Commission Grants WKAR 5000 Watts Dorm to Get Stution Will Entertainment Greenfield Bus Today'* IUMini Okay Service Farms . to be C.irvn Journey Set Campus Tomorrow for I 0(1 Miles in Union for Tomorrow Kfliaaf ional radio service to H5 lohn M# Matt ill, Jr., and his < u/hi/ Srinrn llrsim I'WA Urn nl of per cent of Michigan's population protege, 14 year -old Jeffrey Mori Student* Will Hrr llall 4M 12,500 for U made |M>xrible by approval of gcison, will present "Spotlight Itai lint .1 llmilr And Holirrl llo-pilnl a .Sketches" in the Union ballroom (.nine, <»n In Canada, power increase to 5,00(1 walls for Spf*n«*rr wnr mnrrird in Buttle I'rojrrl I'liinncil. lliftlorir \lil*enm. WK Aft, Michigan State college Wednesday, July 13. at B 30 p.m. C'rrok Junr 25 All sketches ra#tio station. are played Ifi ti Plans fnr construct Inn of ii nev- A trip t#» fireenheld Village, the Mr* Nprneer was grndunted spotlight By blotting out the nnd Approval by the Federal C'om- Detroit new men's dormitory for stage vs Chicago baseball game fmm Mul»in;m State rollrgr this munieatlona Commission of the an effect is produced Mm 'hitprn SI file college are ex- and to the Miefngan theatre in college's application for |u»wct in- through the medium of illusion '•l*i tug Mi • Sprnrrr Iwlutiitrfl to |»rcted lo move forwiu Delta Su:»na Phi ft a Ajitirulturc tomorrow morniiif lege tomorrow. Varied enter- rurpwm» of the meeting, It Wits tainment will he available t/» the Ififlh uteri, k tn complete arrange¬ sturferits not attracted hi the hall I.isfay ment/! pit lion for nf financing the the construction state's cost, Sociologists game Hound trip tickets may still be mittrhrs simr the he which I'WA is to be defrayed in part by to Meet Here purchased at the accounting office. Afhfii tf» fireenOeld RinnlnK of \prll* 1T W is the re a grant of $202,500. This ■ if»r» Village roril the I tiimt ilrxk lian rsUh i opt' •nt'.; 45 per cent of the total lifthril. Don Itavtf*. drik boss. lias coat of nearly $500,000, and the Cotirw Will Train Stall- 4k j result of the new policy cnHri'i" will provide the other 55 Welfare Worker-. JukI rrrclvrtl another rig lii caap«i | of riiHtrifootlnc the State .News v. hu h lie r* will last hint tH"r cent of the total coat by iasu- without .charge, the rirr illation into earlv November. "Just an¬ inr. '•■< If lirpnrlating Imnrlr., t .ti. all other rs imple of the little ser Ariothfi campus I'WA project. Itir that Wi Iter* will b« hi Id in ti • mnnrv wax taken In for vlers the I nlon fives". sa>s lion hk< ly to come before the board viib*< ription* • will l»c building fron Jul U the prnpnxcd hospital, for It»• 1:nl.ir refunds will he maile which I'WA has already released l350 delegate fi fi/r. .,i| until lulv IV No receipt is I J«»/» in S. A. (I'lease turn to Page 3) ner-Marv If vou bought a «uh- Wil .cn II Holme*. I In:»K ,;r;i«l. srrlpllon. merrlv leave rour ate iti < ht fnir.il erimneet ini;, is name at the I nion drok and re¬ lenvuur July 13 f■ will leave at Will l,«'«'!iir<' on Ailiill application 11a.* been pending '-.in# <• * " ion .r. -#■!< October, when It .1 Haidwut, »■/- ! well.ire. Amon I l.n RnAio i ilmuiioii iii i ii ion. made at. midnight. (F'lease turn to page 2) j he I'icrce Atw ThV morning program calls for Mrmhfni of Max BH«ler*er'x I vmim llrv: i>ti will lecture on radio workshop rourse present j lit ii il i lit the I'liion hull eil tin' second of a series of news i itrl ill ,i < .nil Monday, .luly II Doctor Wildrirk to Ik- reviews over WKAlt yesterdav ! I'.i \ ..I, nit.hiiii.ui. nf Columbia liter noon. Patterned alonf the I i.n ■ . ! ;«# 11111 rdiD a lion botlrd Division llrad style of the famous Professor icllirc IN»rlra\ t|i/ prof ram. the broadcast pre¬ j ..nd ho t on a weekly CBS dis- sented a summary of the week's | cus>Haled h iii group one of tlx* outstanding r III A Wll'lll.k, thr Hawaiian V isiial Hihicatioii news in question and answer .uithoiiles on adult education, will su form. This program is aired j I>o t \dxerti«i»te Manager parttculai. who doesn't take ciples and standards of jour¬ Hugh M.lnloah equipped to serve all of the of 40 miles in each direction from kindly to browning is Mi Hilder- nalism to radio "You should 4 .. s; . Manng«t Elmer White state the station's transmitter. » , . \.n, , l.tovd H iieil WKAK Michigan's only soo. head of lite radio sweatshop take all the journalism courses is More than 4.100.000 of the state-owner! and operated radio course ihie lad was stopped in you possibh can, but the sooner state's total population of 4.000. the middle of a rather smooth you get to where the presses station As such, its facilities 000 persons live in the area which available to all browning s|ieocli by ltildersee's are actually rolling, the better are Departments will lieeomr the station's primary request that he park the cow s you'll tie." of the State CJovi rnment and /one after the power increase is husband outside the door by its Federal programs as well as to put into operation Re»d R.d>ert horns Subtle squelching" t ;»1 to those around her We Jo all divisions of the college It is Hcforo-the station begins opera \ oora Cole The State New. stall is throw¬ wonder where Hespie HOll the only non-commercial station tion on .1.000 watts, according to McKidda. givst raturod hrawl this 1 v.! ing .1 HASH got his information for a 4Nlvard. Ered in the stair it is known as Director Coleman, a new trans¬ evening by the Rett Cedar. Plans speech he gave on ways to crib Michigan's educational station mitter will he constructed on the include a picnic and canoeing exams must have conducted In thai held it has a future college farm south of the campus and other stuiT extensive research ANN l.K •o Kill with opportunities With Probably a year, possibly longer, To whom it may concern Ul.K.AIt'S « o'clock prof was evi¬ those new facilities the ol\n\ - will he necessary for building and 11 FA NOR .lACKStlN worked dently hurt w hen she walked in t.ve will he to develop a service herself up into a lather of right - installation of new equipment, Mr hroad late for the thud time as he enoucti to inteivst all Coleman said. mi.- indignation because her transferred her to the .'1 o'clock po'i'lc I'd \ it.ii enouch to hi- ot Besides the improved physical phone murN'i was wrong in the section so she'd get there on the ;,i.t is.in- li . and don't ! equipment, the station will have dot. Ann is thinking of ap¬ Manic tin Slate New i( HOP improved facilities and probably pealing the ease to someone as a larger statT, enabling its staff to rWI tMt doe.il t call to- II itlvr Service t»o liussinu ERT nicht, F.leanote Some of these it interferes with her dating increase the service to Michigan hours lambda Chi KK.Wk iiy it. .1. uaidwin high .choo! teachers taking ad¬ COWING*8 love life is At Pleas agriculture- and advance its pres¬ retiree Radio ('nmmittrr vanced work are surprisingly ant lake tlus summer and he tige m educational radio mod ec> 1 appreciate them Only 10 educational .stations in . •n t h e ro to SO hei the United States at the presoiYt •ompanfed h\ >f ho fra ippt f tune operate on .1,000 watts pmvci nitx hrothei liable I At pi Insuninei' - Heal Estate Rentals Selittliirs Tlii- 1' K.ip • ,.iv li.ii mi; tlinr 15. A. Fauncc Co., Inc. us.- red ivn rated inside this Hit A Idiot Hlds I'honr 46325 nmrr. after which they'll ibablv ihihI some interior do. - !'i K ■ KUI i> 1IAYOI \ l-o- (Jl'OTING We TheClu-f \lil> Ann Ail. Mi V Of The Hut ON (ilN'OI It I'AKF WITH I ARAMKI. SAUCF. i'ltinger ..ike witti earaniel : - - - «.'id - th.it make the i ,ite tins del:.,iev I !i.,\e piep.ired in.ikes dinner the event of the duy. Conic to The Hut toniRht and prove me right " •we. A people U' Why Roast Open I I A. II. till Your Stow When W< Do It For You' Mi(lni|(bt I 2321 E. MICHIGAN HOEFLINGER'S t»d River Kent 1 A SE'S t Hike Hi-Speed Station at Mich If Phonf 9431 BAKERY 211 Abbot Roail to ints QUALITY FOOD and w»i. ;:.t irio: s • ;.a> ti.t.i t. remedy causes I • Kodak Supplies • tuder.t failure in college The *gM$\ til Seattle. Washing FOR YOUR VACATION WEEKEND Cleanliness st:..rs records have beenl IS OCR MOTTO ...i le ana changes liave been Movie Films — Regular Films e to. bett.r prepare their stu- Ls for college THE GRIDIRON CAMPUS tore we have it enter.r.e .n Thi the re are other problem I. Rex Camera Shop Just tut of Kroner's Barber Shop . '.her questions aris. But I Next to Rank East Lansing, Mich. can io the eplainmg now. | ve done our bit LET US SERVICE YOUR CAR tx .. .mont Tower was built by- Mr the Beaumont and presented to toliflhraus a gift in 1928. It Printing Plates For All Purposes tlcAdquariers (or Expert Imbrication. Huhint. and Kepairinr - surrounded by a concrete run¬ way dedicated to the student We carry a complete line of SUNOCO PRODUCTS body of Michigan Stat. At ' The Capital PhoirO-ENGRAVEl©.lNC. time fitted with four clock dials, a recent ruling has^forbidden »J E MICHIGAN AVE. LANSING. MICH. students to look at them as they Pletz & Son have frequently been stopped. : ' PHONE 2-1712 Cor. Michigan Ave. & Harrison Rd. AAA Service Phone 2-3113 Patronize News Advertisers. Friday. July 8 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pug© Three Sales Crusade Stale IScivs College Club Local Boys go Staff is Inaugurated to Frolic at to Hold Annual to Scout Camp by Merehants Pinctum Summer Pienie on Clear Lake ty ft will he wrtnrrx, hum, and To Moot in llrivr SlnrlK Willi Slogan ForrMry ('.uliiii Younger Itoya of Okemo* more welnrrx and hunn tonight 'Siili** Menu Join' in whrn Iho Stair Now* reporter* gel INnl WrtlnpaHny Council nrr Enrolled. Sli«|i W'itnloHH. loRolhor for thr (list time to not Evening. Ton Cults of Kits! put out a papor I .meting park -iii hit idlomliiiR Iho 10-diiv rump WHh tho slnunn "Side* Mean •tlio rntlrr staff will pi onto to¬ The chi I lege branch of the Mich¬ .lobs" posted in mnrhmils' win night at I'lnetum. They will moot for younger Ihivs id Ki llo l.l Kx, igan Stale club will hold its an¬ tho lamsing Hoy Scout rump on Hows throughout |bo rity. the Kist al <1 .10 in thr Stair News office nual July picnic at the forestry CIoiii laikr oritr SliM'khi idge. Lansing Morehimttf AMsoelntlon has From thrrr thoy will go Ptnrtum- cabin on Wednesday. July 13, at Thoy iiro Hobhy I ..twrrnrr, I )en innuRinntoH its t!WR summer sales ward by oar, oanor and otherwise 5:30, The program will consist of I. Buddy Kh ringer nod Donold rrusuide ItoadinR thr rntrrtainnirnt cutn- music and talk Scandinavian torch*, Don 4. Richard Hnlloy. In cooperation with thr | .nivung mlltee is Elmer Wlulr. olroulattun a on Ilowiird Gardner, Itlrhiird John¬ area which is under the direction miuitigci Klhan Thompson, adver¬ countries by Miss Mattel Peterson. son. I >rii !>, and Kit hard Drxtor, of Omrles Bnchmnn, Spnrtnn loot tising inannRrr, has charge of Reservations may lie made with bail coach. K'isi I .ansing has in tianspmtation tlrlrn Pratt heads | Htiiiald Thadoli, I loan Jennings, the secret a i y. Mr- Frances Miller, and Richard Clurk, lion fl 82 boys ittated this plan and for the first tho omninillor on foods R J. Raid win arc enrolled from Kasl Causing, tunc includes every form of busi All thosr planmnR to attrnri or any member of the committee, j Baldwin. rxillrxr radio rnmmlt Mann. < K ltl and other towns in ness. Jim Brwkeman. elothing should sign up in tho Slatr News Those on the* committee are lr* chairman. la larcrly rrspo" the ('turf < fkoinox Hoy Smut ('nun • dealer7~7%s assistant to ttachrnati, i-- oil ioo hoforo 10 o'clock this morn- Misses Jessie May. Margaret Hot xihlp for WK A It ', pnwrr In in charge of promotion in Kast Ilia larxl editorial chin. Esther (Yampton and Caro¬ rrraar Will I .ansing I K SIR VII1.. lyn t'ook All reservat ions must appears In lilt* At a meeting July fi. repi-earnta- laanr ."»(! Cnuluiili's Ini lo Mixer tives of each type of industry in Wilrox Kilos he in to one of the committee t .ansing and Kast l^in inr. pledged members before noon on Tuesday, About 50 pels attended the their support. The merchants' next get-together will he a mass meet llol.l Tiiostlav July 12 College Ihilletiii i liiflutite noon. mixer < hie rl Weullet III dork al tho m get I to attend According to llrakeman. the! merchants of tins area are harking; Ilrrtii Aerexsorlex the movement one hiindied p« 1 • sou-., c r Wd- the state tin 1 rent Their aim is to hand togethn j I. Iud . and K V auto art at,-nt Hosiery — Anklets in an etTort to help, in-dead ol ! hinder each other, says llrakeman ; .i .o. Md . a sistor, iiu'lusivt'. .1. Greeting Cards a Jamcstow n, N this year. (•ifts — Notions Last Kites Held Chief II.1111 for Marion Koss of poller at< put>111 11y. the THE OXFORD Funeral wrviow. for Mr.* Marian A uric Ho 7H. of 40S ll.iilcy street. | field Monday evening .it 8 Mrs. Marker!"** law, and in-a SHOP . lock at too (;m 1 in■ ItiiiH'iniatl Fiuicral is Today CLASSIFIED Arrow from the theatre tuneial homo. Thr Iter K 1. Cur-j a v of the Baptist I'tuiri'h at1 I hum i I or Okrnios officiated Intel mriit \va. ire tnr Mrs. I,tiuist hold at Ballaston. N V wilt lie held this stop! Mrs. Ho.-, is survived by tior o'rlork at thr Kstr d.auditor. Mi 7 Helen Hot apple, with tlm Rev N. A .md two Bailey stroot grandchildren of 4(>f> who lias !tern it iiir Mi Mai krrt idrnt of Kasl ti uctui< BILL EATON'S rs, lived witl ippr matt lv $2511.0011 Ol U SPECIALTIES isr !■ In tt 1 ant of $112,50(1 will Gulf Service 444 1'Afi help tinaiii < t at I; For Full l.ine of Full Course Dinners Mir Ma kri t is surviyevd this build in 1.; tv\ 11 other nieces Mra Harry Jen- Ottu'l" proiHiSed |ti". aw GULF PRODUCTS miiR and Mis K W Schneider ol i at tlie me' ting T Bone Steak 50e t'.'liinihi.i, 1 Itiiti. Although eiillei ;e ..Hi. ials indi EXPERT WASHING Interment is tt tie held at I terra rated the board ' (ill not consid' Small Steak 35c Ohio. the 1938-39 ..pel ating budget a REGISTERED Gt'l.E the l.l'BRIf ATION special mei >ting tomorrow WARNING! tentative auppiov ,1 already ha VARSITY GRILL A warniiiR to home owners of In" ii given a budget total ng $.'!,- 793,292. als.ut $130,000 more than 501 W. Michigan Ave. Arrow From thr I'nlon Annrx East KansinR to lock their houses for the fiscal year whit h ended stturely during their absence on June 30. vwwwivwywwyvvww. I weekends or vacations come# from ■ The proposed hudg't rails for Chief of Police Harold E. Haun. He •DOLLAR SALE* also urges that valuables not be left in the home. Two houses were an increase salaries, and $107,348 more is of $100.000 for The Campus Press, inc. asked for departmental mainten¬ —at— entered during the night last week¬ ance. Increases requested for end, the chief says. most of the college's divisions are Printer* to Michigan State Students Since /'J/9 MARIES EXPERT BARBERS for only one to two per cent over last year's, and one division will operate on a budget slightly under Fri. and Sat last year's. HANK and FRANK Tentative figures indicate the Grand River at Evergreen 2*3 E. Grand River budget will be out of balance In the Cnion Building about $20,000. possibly more and possibly less, according to C. O. jI Wilkins, treasurer IF YOU APPRECIATE A Complete (leaning Service- Johnston* Go lo Kansas GOOD FOOD, WELL PREPARED Be Assured of Carefully Cleaned Garments With TRY No Delay or Inconvenience Prof, and Mrs. W. W. Johnston 1 of the English department left 1 ALL WORK GUARANTEED yesti rday for Watcrvillc, They plan tu stay awhile in May- wood, Illinois, Kansas. before journeying : ! HARBORNE'S COLLEGE DRY CLEANERS on to Watcrvillc. Johnston hopes STUDENT TRADE OUR SPECIALTY after his return in iatc July, to go 206 Abbot Rd. Phone 2-2535 to Europe. X Friday, July 8 State Sprint Star Cains AAU Team Berth tirrrr W itts Wilbur's time Falcone would Trip Ahrnnil: SAK Continues Fast Lansing Nine Spartan* I'lnre THE keep insisting that Greer should ho practising the elassieal eqiiivnl- in National Meet. of "sowing corn" while Young to Lead in Drops Mason SCOREKEEPER ent was equally certain that he ought to be practicing fast starts, Hnd Softball in Final Came Wilbur State (irrer. star sprinter, gained a plaee on Miehigan R> OAVt: TFFFT Orchids to Wilbur Greer, Mieh¬ ironing Hie kinks out of his stride Toward the end of the season the squad of United States' track igan Slate's nee sprinter, for win¬ last The SAK team won it# second and Held himniarles wbieb will year Greer began to see consecutive game Wednesday eve¬ Tri-tloiinly I ettfnte Slttrs ning a plaee on the National A A. things Young's way and there was e,m,pole in Germany this summer J, ,(. im whj(.h wjl', K(|ri>p,, ning .to continue leading the sum¬ lYnmire Ypailnnti in He will sail from New York on |h Mimmcr The ehanee enmer. joy in the hearts of the S|iarliin Tlie H'aw track enthusiasts And thai Joy- mer soft hall league K«liihitioii Cnnic. I July J4 the restilt •>( Greer's taking it was well foiindpd For. the mo¬ team. off to a tie for the lead last Greer earned Ins berth while |I nipping close second plaee In the ment Greer laid aside his well- week, fell hy the wayside, losing Fast 1-ansing Adams' tri-eounty 'pacing a contingent of Michigan 100-meter rare at Buffalo, July 3. to the Evergreen Manor team ! soft ball team, wound up its first State thinelnds in the National A ! loved 'footer' for good, and N'gali It's been a long, hard pull for to concentrate on the lltn and '.''JO Tuesday evening, f-I SAK drop¬ round sehedule at Mason Tuesday A I' traek meet at Buffalo last j ' Greer in more ways than one. ped the Wolverines. 14-.S. for their night by trouneing Miller Road. Saturday and Sunday Tlie Spartan yard dashes things began to hap¬ | Though i second loss ' P-.S • star finished in second place. not so well known gen pen Things thai B:0|0i Young ! i rally for it. Wilbur is a better, had Fertig's T em Cats defeated : inches back of Ben Johnson, in the always predicted would hap- .lumping off to an early stait. -than average musician', much IV.tt ^ Mutts. Tuesday evening. 100-meter dash to qualify for the pen when Greer started taking Kasl lainsing pounded "Red'" Wil- I better than average And there .x-4 of the feature games track seriously. In less than a Miller Road twtrlcr. for five ! European jaunt in one ! son. I are a great many very estimable of the season thus far It was the Miehigan State placed men In year Greer's was a name for rival i runs and five hits in the first tn- ' people who are of the opinion coaches to cyijiirc The with when they Shcrwcvi leplared Wilson (eight other events Four Spartans I that it is a greater accomplish first came for eaeh team ' ntng Phi iv Its lost to the Vets in the ion the slab in the seeond and Igiahbcd points m the junior class were figuring up possible points i ivent to be able to render Rach- othc . gam, Wednesday evening i held the groeerymer on even riMU|vtili(Mi on Saturday. while flvc And although Ben Johnson, ! manmotl's Prelude with all the Thi;:sda\ evening the Kertig others. including Gityi scored in Columbia's d.isttr-nian deluxe, nos¬ terms for the remainder of the , the class events Sunda> proper tills and trills than it is ed him out Tom Oils defeated the Woo: 5-3. senior hyTT whisker, Sunday, game Harry Sehult: went the to go boiling down 100 yards of TV \ . t.--\ enabled the Tom CM* i distance for the winners Harvr> NVoodstr.i lost bis op¬ ' at Buffalo. Giver hasn't vet reach¬ « aider-covet cd earth in slightly t ■ draw i.p to a tie w tth the SAK Fast portunity lor the trip when he ed Ills peak, and a drive towards l.ansmg rang up It tuts, Irs than rivord-hieakmg time. could finish no better than third making him Unrlo Sum's lug hope inoluding a home run Well. Mrs Greer's last-stopping •.n the 110-meter hi?:h hurdles, and III the '40 Olympics wouldn't he TNinish with inolvd-y aboartt fourth in the 200-mctcr tow sticks son, \\ ilbur. is an extremely oblig¬ of In imediatehy full,' « ing tins game. oul plaee at all in senior competition ing fellow: too obliging for his nn all-star team of tri-county ■■■■■■■■■■a , Richard Kiev chalked up a pair ,-u 11 good, iti fact So lor two Mist x aim Img in' pl.iyci > met ,11.1,1 defeated »•' hflV- m the distance runs He years he tried In danulest to sat V ly¬ llanti. !>-" Tli -,v Emt 1 -in- >00- i-1y all the M d-.ibout - music' %GENERAL players. Chef Noblc. Chuck ) STATE sine hirthcrr. who insisted that he for¬ .1.000-mettc Kev „nd IV i 1 Kern ge! about t ack, and devote h.s •am. and each ' e\t:. in : i, ul.it time to Leonard '/'many a was creditixi w it! i a burr hit' t-..iio <- gieaf hand Alid at the SATI RHB. Jl'I.Y MINOR K li lp pitch,- d the first f,Hir in- j , sits P-vc he tried to keep Ralph i Stage Hit In 25 CountyHl.-^j IEAG-UE red: i Young and the other SOW THf LAUGH HIT Of THE WOfilD godfathers of the Spartan track - CUUOITTI "BUD- Vyvsi • tei- (sn iticit hy putting in as FAILS TO Vpm much time as possible at the COLBERT BLOSSOM tia. . i. Neithei the baud not the CHARLES IN THE ti.nk team practices on Sundays BOYER MAJORS se he had pi. til\ et time to eat and sleep, and to study' The main trouble with this a - Tovarich i .uislenien: w.i- tlr.it Falcone anil Young couldn't get together o-i SI A MON Tl KS . II | A IR-1S And mo*t cheap tires The maul talked thoui pirlnrr of "•flashes in the pan are But Play - thr Year hvart with thrill*, I amo tear- to and touch your laugher. you 11 find that the new INDIAN HILLS Hi? GIN I'RMS ate st.ii pct- totmers j;i anybody's league! ' ' rtifu ia r/' Budget i e t ni i fur your TOM SAWYER1 tonTfnjfnif. NOW PI.VYING Roberts Tiro Sales II I BOB ROW KT> Elliot Hoyt *KI».. and TIHKtv. Jl'I.Y 1311 i>0t \ Mk htxa n A> c AND HIS Here'* nomething nrw. Ynn'tr nnt l-AiTNiru Miehix^n ORCHESTRA •een a picture a* gay. a* funny . . an mil ax viiliim: OI.IMV Bowl illn , JOHNNY SANDERS lie llAYjIJAM) STABLES Billiards Greal (iarrijlx u BUSES E SIUDLE HORSES FOR RENT Weekly Pass - 14 Rides $.70 TELEPHONE :»4!J Any Number Can Ride After 7 p. m. Week Days, Sundays and Holidays More than 2-'1 miles of graveled country roads— Pras'i a'.'y no a j* . mobile traffii. Hiding ring—woods u and fields. Carefully selected horses. BUSES LEARN TO RIDE! E Free Lessons to Groups of Four or More. Phone Us for Appoint¬ ments. — LANSING CITY LINES Sperial Rate* for M, S. C. Student* 2-1188 S Miles from City limits Out W. Saginaw St