knc 30-A Mfirfftgan rOMRINEIt WITH EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. FRIDAY. AUGUST 26. 1938 THE EAST LANSING PRESS Nftoa No. 10 ISC To Have Third W omen's Dormitory MSC Alumnus fiscal Business Lonesome Lady PWA Aid Accepted -Jf ' district , Views Loses Way; lany Changes Lets Lift EtelmerLtfvoi Spence Brothers j She ist Lansing business is undcr- I wildered. She said her name was was little and lost and be- Naming of E. L. Benton, form¬ erly county agricultural agent of To Build Men's Dorm building spasm of moving, which ! Dorothy Cartwright and that she be renewed next June, when on the corner j had walked out from l-anstng to,.specialist in animal husbandry of stay all night with some'friends Tuscola county, as an extension puts a new man in the place of 9117. MM) Bid Takes Contract; State Hoard Also A'! d River avenue and Abbot So three State News reporters Delmer H LaVoi, known through¬ Handles Murh Routine Huxioe** : • -< is to be torn down and a and chief assistant, Jean Holcomb out the state for his work at Mich¬ I 'v one erected. 1-V- , scurried around for two hours igan State college in the stat 's Another forward step i» Michigan State college's self-fin¬ Mr. Goodspced, of Grand Rap- trying to locate these? friends. Thv livestock industry. anced suden j lik is the present owner of the small traveler housing program was aken yesterday when helpfully suggest¬ I-aVol resigned recently to ac¬ ■Pding. having recently bought ed that she thought that they lived cept a position as director of pub¬ jthe State Board of Agriculture accepted a $225,000 PWA } . - *Mc plans to tear the entire cor- in the girl's dorm. They were lic ! relations for the National Live [grant for construction of a third women's dormitory. HHT down as far back as the Mus- all locked And the reporters The Board also let the gen¬ Stock and Meat Board which has ' H^Rian Realty Co. office, and dig searched and searched. No dice eral construction contract for headquarters in Chicago fkBBsement for the whole building So the waif was given a lift home a second new men's dormitory Bis will leave the floor level even by the campus cop. And if the Benton has served Tuscola I jVpir Traffiv li u les to the Spence Brothers, of Wfth the sidewalk. He will then paper is late this is the story. county from his oftiies at Carol (■tastruct an entirely new building since 1934 Previous to that he Listed to Avoid Saginaw, whose bid of $417,400 i was low. Construction on this j. ♦ was a teacher of agriculture in the M it- place Part of it may bo oc- building will start Monday on a HHgncil by the College Dry Clean— high school at Hud-on He is a (Um^estion • Me. who have not as yet decided Ebi'ic they will move. Tenny Riles graduate of Michigan h ge State i <-1 - Traffic regulations on the cam- T site just east of the new Stevens Mason hall for men. 1 PWA approval of the women's Held Thursday . Two other change.- in the state is, to bo put in force September O'Connor to Have 2 Stores dormitory, which will be locat¬ !..1111w the Bent, .qi|wuntmcnt to r# m College Drug itori No 1 will l> markedly different from | tKj ed west of the Union building ich formerly occupied the build- In Lansing the college -tall u-c of bu rner years. A new' and f Mary Mayo hall on a . has moved to where the Spai • Wilbur Succeed* Kenton y-toin of I:attic control, site not vet •finitely selected, wa Friut market, and the Rom Norms' Wilbur, |announced •storday Washing- graduat. . .1 Police Ilaiold in liniial Juki-* I'lucr in ing to I'lnel . of ^^^kauty shop were until recently Michigan State col lege m 1828, ton. F Haun. has hoon made i ng the new fixtures and »l»iir|g. Ohio lut est* Benton a« Tuacola roun- N» Cost to Slate ek in the drug store will be a h> the rapidly increasini enroll- I The hall-million dollar structure -foot fountain The same lute Funeral services w n held at t.light agriculture nine years-in lilt nt ami the lack of .irking will be financed by a $22.3,000 ,r 'j student supplies will be carried in o'clock yesterday morning tot the high school .it Bli-stleld fucilitie- I PWA grant, the state providing the new location as w«> carried ; Perry L. Tenny. 938 Huntington Still an. the. j- du ,tc f 'he .-•! been Tiui major changes h. I $273,000 4 'i ,-e |p the old one Formal ■ )>< mm: mart, who -ui-i-uiuliert at he home through a -elf-liquidating Will tie September 24 '-Monday i.need Wilbui . !h. lii ,-ticlil lu'gh made in the rules. All Indents'I bond issue arranged by the Ann t* .ill ha l>ai k. d on | Ai I>i-i Ti t. t i. •a Tin lb \ I W II : i.i rk nig iiul the eir- llond w ill be retired from the dorm it. ^4 e til i\i I ' i in . uiic, and the hiuld - For Freshmen II - ■ tun'I ill ivIIIi . ing, as have the College's other , .I'uie at Bad Av . :jp : j \ special 12-page- edition of iintorie-. will be built Wltli- I Si it in-r Honors latin id the to the state. the Michigan State News will Is- mailed Indav to I res ti men ■impli-tiil Next Year who hate fall term. lie admitted for the . d ; i .a 11. hi oi the two addition¬ ■ -'3 t'i.,ni included George A Urown. al onfl for men and The Michigan Slate New* li .1 Bildwit. John \ Hanniil women will inctva • the appreciate* the ro-operation ot East l a using and l-ansinx bust and E L Anthony ol the collage housing facilities to a Harold Marwood, ol approximately 3,080 m-ss men who have madr thi* font* Re • lla women Issue Hat i > C» T< »ir > ii .ml I . . , Helm. Marshall Drtmont Chap¬ di nt - who liege dormitor- le, Mvit.i r.-iinx ,.l of Aimcil.i 1 with man. RiH-kwood. Andy H ie i ampu¬ I'otnple- H second store in tin i orner builrt- Cal Mason ball for Adam*. Litchfield and Milon i |r. . ad will i < ait iiii.c t- ilo i ii- will I Gunnel!. Detioit mis provided tin ^kss in both place- until June 1. fall for 050 men jBl-.cn he wtl! vueati line llutsoii Dooms Both the additional dormitories ^Bore until the new buiMing is will he ready for oecupaney In \ * Leaf Hoppers 7 Hill/ Suys^Litlle Red lint B>nqletnt ft). I St.-I. lit will then ..nil move . the i out utire tin- ..pi-mug ol the lall term nexi i • * j Mock Itnl H Itilr lint Disputes ller ' into tin- new one v. nn the PWA . I : nuclei n in (i. - :gti and tlx the men's New liiiiiigulnr i- I »ril ig £ ' State Board Hurd's to Move lor Extermination. npofarily at least the egg scti ni. . h.u Pi Dm ri- ' i is ■. I '- • .. I ' I • 1.1 the l ing cl ow ii tn»m a !i" I-■ i • r ' ' '""tin. os . ippei ■n t rt n-ri t Hn.itini egg la', .up i "til' " ' nont h on I he M.S.I earn ^Bfnp-. ai.d will have a soda foun- grai* . lea The west -ide will Is n|>en t' y, of and the east side the lii-t I he lending lady - one in a pen owned hy the Foreman i September Uiurd's mens shop will ai - n* poultry farm of Lowell, Mi. h- igan. The depo.-sed queen, de¬ h.e laid 262 eggs latuig 2H4 25 Vet (irails All red to move to make Way for Mi< hi* Stab III-g. the posed utiles- she di posit - points The Wagemnker Rh.nle Is¬ new building The shop will leader of an attack on this more eggs than her rival this land Ked has laid 265 eggs for (Jet Position? located at the store now occu- destructive insect Professor liai¬ it,out! 1 r.d next, is .1 1:1111 red hen 283 25 points / . by Mane's M.»s Marie Vcle< son met with the grape grower- of . ! H O w.igemakei of Grand Fur entire pens the honor roll Veterinarians who received de¬ [Marie's, is in poor health and l.awton and Paw Paw to conduct Rapids b. date puts the peri of Kixhelle grees this year have all secured [unable to keep the store She an experiment to control the grape Interest in these contest- con¬ hati hery.Rochelle.lll in top place , positions, and Dean Ward (liltner ylding a closing-out sale at the leaf hopper tinue tech year. Unusual this year with 12 hens left in the pen from ' is still receiving requests fur grad- cnt time. As soon as the store A new kind-of fumigator is be¬ is the fact that the 17th annual ari original 13 The records show i uate veterinarians which he is un¬ [vacant, Hurd's will move in ' ing used for the first tune in the contest, not scheduled to start un- 3.055 eggs in 10 months for 3,137 65 able to till. pre will be many changes in the United States, and the men in tl October I already has attract¬ point-. Second place, P. J Os- Facilities are available to gradu¬ dpment installed -by Hurd's, in- i charge of the experiment arc ed more entries than i an be ac- IxirTie. Holland, Mich. 12 hens still ate approximately 68 veterinarians ing new showcases. ! hopeful that it will be an effiec- ommodated. C. G Card, contest living, 2,768 eggs, third place, each year, while over 400 have Beauty shop, under the i tive means for the control of the •superintendent1, has requested some Iandstrom Poultry farm, Clinto, : already tiled application for ad- management as the Dorothy pest. f the nation's leading breeders Mo Other Michigan entries near i mission next year, the dean said, has been moved to the Representatives sent by the to enter but one pen instead of the top include Hamilton Poultry i Applications have come from 39 location as the latter. The Welsh Grape Juice company and several farm at Hamilton. Aseitine farm at : states and four foreign countries. bined shops are expected to other prominent wholesalers of What kind of a record can a Comstock Park; W. A. Downs, Ro¬ ! One hundred eight have applied care of the customers more grape juices were on hand to view topnotch hen show? In 10 months : meo; and Northland Farms, Grand ! from New York state and 54 from (Please turn to page 3) the experiment the White Leghorn now leading Rapids. | Michigan, figures show. A Page Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday. August 26, 1938 Michigan State News Business Entered «* SIMMER KDITION *crond-cl*»* matter at pont- Hungarian Prof. Imre de Razso (Continued from Page 1) Kant Lansing, Mi«'higaii. Of¬ Stops at MSC; Lauds Campus Beauty office, fice* located on ground floor of east efficiently than the two did sep¬ wing of Union building. Koom H. arately. Fubliahed every Friday morning during By RALPH NORMAN I Dorothy K took over the lease the entire summer by student* of Michigan State college. Free distribu¬ Though he's a Hungarian professor of agriculture, Imre JVV/d • TV.fl. of Swain's jewelry store's old lo¬ tion to Summer School student* and East Lansing realdenta. | de Kae.so shares local enthusiasm for the beauty of the Mich- * * * MlPlUl lO I tllh cation. The shop is being repaint¬ ed and remodeled. Twelve I Igan State college campus. .. _ c • new Telephr ' And Prof. Razso is qualified to have opinions on American i'tl LtPCtllVe SPVICS dryers will be installed. collegegs. for ho has visited most of the agricultural schools Gridiron Expends ! since last October. i~ — Swain's jewelry store and Traveling as a Jeremiah he later found to have been a mis- I Schram's dry cleaning and press¬ Smith fellow, he is studying take. ing shop were forced out of their location by the combination of the j agricultural engineering in in only one Middle Western | the leave United States during a year's | st:iU. Ihl. traveler explained, froin his teaching position |lC had difficulty making himself1 had' two beauty shops. moved to the recently vacated Ken Swain's has in the Royal Hungarian Academy I understood. In that particular Hicks shop. Schram's has moved | for Agriculture in Magyarovar, | state he found it necessary to write to 224 Abbot road, downstairs, Hungary. I his orders when ordering in res- near the Lyons boarding club. At Michigan State, Prof. Razso1 taurants. The Gridiron is completing a Agreements was associated with Prof. E. C. i When he returns to Hungary,! dining their room downstairs floor space, and it below ISauve, of the agricultural engin-i Pr.if. Razso will resume teaching' present For Practice eering department, and he visited i in a building that is more than one i week, according to Howard Gris will be open within the next two 1 the college farms and agricultural thousand years old. and was part j TeaehingMade ! engineering laboratories. Oregon Nice Too ' of an old Roman camp. Attendance j in the Royal Hungarian Academy | weeks, according to Howard Gris- wold. proprietor. The counter will be turned end-for-end. and Students Will Teach One "The Michigan State campus is I Agriculture is limited to few- a stair¬ way to the dining room placed at i much like the campus of Oregon « than 200 students, but the school Term Instead of Two, I State, at Corvallis," Prof Razso ■only one of three maintained by the front of the room. The count¬ change will decrease the seat¬ Kmnion* Report*. I said, "only the buildings and j 'he state for advancement of agri- er culture. ing capacity of the counter from i farms are much less compact. In Drouth In Hungary 23 to 22. but the addition of the Michigan State college student I natural beauty, your campus and He made one believe that go¬ dining room will bring it up to teachers of arts and sciences will I Oregon Stute's are distinctive. I ing to the Royal Academy is not 76. The dining room will be twice receive most of their practice | can see why this is called one of unlike going to Michigan State, and as large as the upstairs, taking in training in the Mason, Okcmos, j the two most beautiful in the girls, too. study agriculture there, Aubrey Williams the shoe store basement as well. and Willinmston schools next year.-country " though not frequently. Shoe Shop Renovates I.. C. Emmons, dean of the liberal j prof. Razso began his tour of Prof Razso also found Michigan national executive Jean's Kewpee has Just opened announced that the 1 American colleges in New York iUfficulturo t„ be similar to Hun-I tor of tht* National Youth Ad- arts division, . . . college has signed practice teach-j last Ik-tola lie Wen ' went to W ish then on through the ™ Larmn farming in manv respects I ministration, Aubney Williams firming in many respects, • : \. I interior *' """P1** has beenredecoration. finished in The rose. mg contracts with these schools I ington. II ( particularly in time of crop mat- i •v,*al for 'nc P'ist three with ,. frescos f on the walls, replac¬ for next year. I South, stopping in Virginia, Geor urity, muck crops, diversified' Tennessee, Alabama and Tcx- i years has directed the spending ing the menus. ".i.i. of $.10,000,000 to help America's The M SC "These arrangements more near¬ a I farming, soil conservation pro- Shoe Repair shop Going on west, he inspected young people The son of a ly approximate situations in which has been renovating and redecor¬ tagrieultui.il engineering methods | grains and climate. Springfield. Ala blacksmith. the students will actually teach . Something he wasn't accustom- j ating its present place of business and developments in Arizona and Williams rose from poverty to than did the agrtement with the I The shoe shine chairs have been ".117101111.i. -tupping oil to visit | ed to. though, were Michigan rain- ] head of this Federal organiza¬ Ka ,t Ionising school system." Ik-an the moved to front of the | of the kind that fell in East Lull-| tion for aiding boys and girls shop Emmons said The schools will "ouhl ; -ir.g last week « and. a new waiting booth has been which the lie i etui lied In tin- Middle West with a wilt to learn. he nearer the "We don't get that much r -in I installed. There i- some painting bv wav uf Oregon and Washington students will •, |- proles- hi Hungary in two month's." he j yet to be done sional teaching and lie- Northwest, and this week Plant Announce* Among those stores closed at the was on In- way In New York. Razso left East Lansing I. time the M SC Res¬ di- laiicc and Plot presen are: Because of the eucli stu- S stopping off m East lainsing for go to Columbus. <>, to vis t tin .'{2 Scholarship* taurant. Sandy's Grill. Averilt- transputtution involved each day | four day- lie will sail from New agricultural school of Ohio Stat* Florvct shop, and the Varsity delit will teach halt York in October for Europe and for one term instead of one class university. Thirty-two high school gradu- Grill home for two ternis This, according to Hiiving covered most of the ate-, one from each senatorial dis¬ Hut before leaving America. united Stall's, in- hopes to take | trict in the state of Michigan, Patronize News Advertisers ' Dean Emmons, will give them Prof Rasze has yet t<> see schools slioi t ' Vacation" and travel m have been awarded scholarships opportunity to participate in a more in Ohm. Pennsylvania and New school lite New England—just lot fun hc- to Muhlgan State college, it yv.t- Veil., where he will visit Cornell announeed recently he Prof L Complete Line of This fall will be the first tune i foie • a.ling foi Europe university which shares with l' Plant, ch iirman of tin- Faculty that there have been no student Michigan State the distinction of teachers m the East Lunsing iH-ing among tin- oldest of the land (allege Deceives 'Committee on Scholarships. These scholarships are award¬ Fresh Baked Goods schools The college and the grant schools ed ea. h year In the Alumni a-,- board severed relations \etv (»enr school the college had refused to Explaining the fellowship wlmh Slm/wr alter men use in ale III- Aiiii-i the apportionment for college tour possible. Prof Ra.-so ir.ui utuvei sitv and \ fiiw ge.ii simper was given (to the Michigan State col leg- en¬ oi the student'- Winiiei are HOEFLINGER'S the East Lansing school system r . Smith, said tti.it Jeremiah Vocational agricultiie student- American who advised the Hun- gineering division by the United an State Vn v cjcp.il tmcllt if in ot_ their high scholarship, BAKERY have taught in the three schools g.uian government on monetaiv 21 I Abbot Road I n. machine airired July 17, ili-around. abil- t, >i several years A tew students problem attei the World W.u and lias been install-d in the el arts and sciences will continue e-t.ibh-hed , Foundation, and nop ll weighs about three tons practice teaching m Lansing limit lion the Foundation are and will finish -tia.ght bevel gears available every y.u to finance two tt,.:- .1 to 14 in, hi's m diameter o- tillee Hungarian eligineei m *Mt*.Ui«t Drain ( unmiMinrr IM7- 'Having been used in th< Wash¬ Soil Mpii Survey Amei lean study and ttawl ington. I) C. navy yards, the I»r».n I•mmt—t.mrr I9||-I9|| I oultlnl t ndcniUnil Talk IW**y Tuwnsliip * m, B^rd Dickinson County IVot Razso is the second a. I n-.n luiir i- m good condition. Dunn* Harld H®r I stated W 1. Watt, instructor .n ""eei'Tw I I J -1»1S K.l.nnx T—«*»» "1 »•». y "V lyntaril. mechanical engineering - j this country on a Foundation Ibrtft„r ln(h*a CaaMr Fair TiiruiH'ii, Senior Student, M.-mKvr luard ml l ulr,l Ami Inckaai grant The University of Washington Mukt'it Fur in Study. Traveling by bus. Prof Razso I «unti Ikiriltn.TixMrff Dvtrntian Hour Inckam studied not oiiiv agricultural de¬ j has received a WPA grant of fkrai llurrau. i -ant, - $140,73h to improve uvrcation- John Stone and I. K. Schneider velopment- and agricultural in- Ikuaui Ma»ai> Milk I'r.- et the Soil Conservation Institute gitteering. hut —one suspects when i al facilities " dac»r» AUMKMUM Masan Lm4g* X. a 4 4 are working on a land survey of' t -king to lute. American customs Dickenson county. The two men. and habits and particularly sec¬ Painting and Paperhanging Owa.r l>Mralw and la.in. .a k.. A I-MII., Uaaraato* 1*1 Arm Far*. I. rni, Taaa- Mi Stone, who is a graduate stu¬ tional differences He spoke no mm4 LaWr •k.p S»ariaJt> Oairiina dent in the soils department, and 1 English when he came to the htm PanUaM CtMvfaUr Cm* Able. Courageous and Mr. Schneider, have been on this 1 United States- last October, so he G. C. JONES Qualified project since the beginning of the stuyed' in New York a month to summer They hope to finish it master the language That, he said. 111* RIKCH sr. DIAi. 4-MM by the middle of September Special work is also being done WALTER R. in the same county by Remo Tur- uncti. a senior soils student from His duty consists of CARVEN HARBORNES the college. studying the relationship between Vevay Township. Ingham County the various types of farms and their success. This is a now study Republican Candidate for on which Turunen will spend the remainder of the summer SODA FOUNTAIN Representative State Legislature, Second District St. Paul. Minn , courts and AIR CONDITIONED Primaries September 13 charitable institutions will serve Watch this space next week as the laboratory for College of i Political ASaartlaMBaat > St. Thomas sociology- students. Friday, August 26. 1938 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page Three To Appear on Series WPA Financed Survey Being Conducted Community By Hayworth in Speech Department Personals With the beginning of a workers assigned to this reactions to internal and extern?! year, in January, 1938, a plan he- j projcct gjt in the classrooms and,'stimuli as he gave his speech, Don Harborne, son of Mr. and gan brewing in the minds of|as stl,dents give their speeches INFORMATION FII.Kn Mrs. S. A. Harborne has just re¬ Prof. Donald Hayworth and his j,0 through .their exifcises,, All of this information -is then turned from a five weeks stay in associates. This plan was to he- carefu]iy tabulate the number recorded and tiled along with the Canada, at Toronto. come a reality, for in April of the ..rl^ variety of facial expressions,1 results of the initial test taken at Mrs. D. S. Brown has been same year it had grown to the I va¬ gestures and pauses. They also the beginning of the course and s.ze of a carefully thought out, cationing at South Haven the past three weeks and for j recold the student's status in such the identical test taken at the approved and acted upon project. ; p,,jn(s as appearance, contact, ar- ; completion of the course. When ! will remain there until September 5. The federal government had al- loted $20,000 for the organization i | tieulation, voice, botttly action, i the complete information is com- Mr. John K. Christenson, 143 . p(asei fluency, pronunciation and i piled at the end of the term com- ot a new type of WPA program, j Bogue street has left for his home grammatical correctness. This | parisons arc made. difTer. nces are a speech survey, at Michigan State in Neteong, New Jersey. He is procedure is carried on for all the 'checked and standards for future college. |speechts of every student and in iratings are set. The information expected to return by September What is ; ch stirvei ? What \ 6 addition to this the tudent is re- ; acquired as a result of thus sur- work does a survey entail? | quired to answer a list of ques-'viy will l>e valuable in the The 101 C. rtnan class in Summer Well, the speech students of the Uonti m rpgard his personal preparation of future text book- school gave a farewell luncheon collegeg themselves have turned j i and in the teaching of speech. Wtdnesdav noon at Hunt's Food out to be guinea pigs in this case: It was at Michigan State col¬ Shop for Mr and Mr. G. W for technical data is -gathered by ' TENNIS TOt'RNEY RESULTS lege that this spiech survey pro¬ Rademersky who are leaving Fri- observing them in the speech FIRST HOI Nil gram originated and in the short | day to spend a year in Germany classrooms and by giving them drfralrd space of time which has elapsed studying that language. The class exti nsive tests before and after Dr. George Earle lUigurl I presented the guests with a gift, since April, Jackson Junior col¬ Oilulia) drfralrd kiddon the public speaking courses. I li ge, Wayne university and Albion A student of the changing so¬ j Mess Gertrude RrunimelhofT, As it is carrid out now the M.rand Rapid. I drfralrd Haxa- college all have inaugurated simi¬ cial and political economics both i secretary to Glen Stewart, A- • Pal rail • 4-2. i-l. thandlrr ikalaaiaioal drfralrd Hrrhrr lar programs. in America and Europe since i lumni secretary is leaving Friday | il.ranvillrl C-l, S>3. In September a new federal and before the World War, Dr Raiguel is an authority on na¬ Ion her vacation. She will resume Outlook Poor Iliabrna • l.anatnt' drfralrd Chapin appropriation of $60,000 will be | her duties in two weeks. She is I llav I'ityi 14. 7-5, (-4. allotted for the continuation o' tional and international affairs. planning a tup through the West For Thinclads Fiarhrr illrlrnill drfralrd Wallln (Par the work and at that time the His travels have taken him prac¬ ; which w ill take her to the Black rington) M, i-2. l.anainc>'*d*f*at*d Grand Rapids College of Applied tically all over the world. He j Hills and Yellowstone National Hull* 7-5, C-2. Prrwry ' Flinti Science and the Flint Junior col¬ i I.artilrr iHaiina* ) drfralrd Noble has interviewed many of Eu¬ rope's leaders, including Musso¬ i park Mr. Glen t). Stewart will.go to This Season (Nile.) Kosilrhrlt t-2. •-!. tAlprnai drfralrd Kkrrlv lege will each open a speec h sur¬ i I'vrriitff ton) •- vey department. lini, Stalin, the late Ramsey I'rabken Highland I'ark I ! Stickney Hills at Grand Haven MacDonald, and many others. this weekend where he will be Only Two Vets Bark Worth Zook I Hattlr drfralrd W.er j with his family. As Squad Fares Heavy i Vpailanli) ft-3. Mrs. O. Knox Kling. 162 Gun- Professor C 1. Allen has been Season Willi 12 Meets SECOND HOI Nil FINAL CLEARANCE son St., was ri leased Wednesday in Houghton during the past wick. ) Norria i l.antini) drfralrd Olson Mom Sparrow hospital where she • •(I. i-2. He will remain there to attend a By CHARLES WELLS, 39 _ drfralrd Far- was confined 12 days for an opera¬ tion She is resting at her home Mr Kling is a cashier in the East i Lansing State bank meeting of the Michigan branch of I the Am i n an Society of Civil and three minor lettermen Pturn- • Saginaw Engmeei which will be held ing from last year, cross With only two major lettenncn lUntrv I , frn|j BuhmtII <\pniianti> •»> drfauh < llrlroil • I ft-0. • 2 Irani tf.rand Ka|itH«> drfralrd Oppen- huiaxrr «l»rai»%illr» S O, i-2. drfralrd llaawrll SALE I August 25, 26. 27 coach, 1-auren P. Brown's outl<«>k Kau < Midland) drfralrd Hobma «l.an- A son, James Allen, was born to Mr A 11 Marston of the Farm is not as hopeful as it was last aing) i-2. t-2 Hlankritburg • Kalaaiaaoo > SATURDAY Mr and Mrs. Allen Brumm, Mas¬ year at this time. Walker «llattlr Creek! •-«. • I. Tuesday. August 23 Mis j Crops department at Michigan Fiarhrr (Detroit) drfralrd lliilt* 25c iind 50c Surprise lloxes on. on I State allege i vacationing with Captain Harry Butler, senior aim) M, i-2 *& Brumm was forpierlv Mi Ruth from New York city, und Richard tAlprnai drfralrd Different Merchandise in Robb of East Lansing his familyt They ttiiough Canada and will bo gone are traveling D Frey. junior from Buffalo. N I'rakkrn llarria (Flint) i-4. t-2 2. I-l. •Highland . I'arkl Each. Taken from Regular A The Marie Shop at 2(13 E Y are the major lettermen. Stock . ■ trilling 11.rand Rapid** drfralrd IMtil- Grand River ave is going out of liinn < Flint' If, 1-0 George C Keller, junior from Hhanr i-2, 2-6. 12 klunxinger < Fanning > •Kant drfralrd l.anainc) Hur drfralrd MARIE'S lirvinr (Detroit) 2-4, I T, l-T from South Haven, are the llousrr (l.anainc I drfralrd llrnkrn 203 E. Grand River Fat aoaba) « l. • I Annual conference of Michigan minor lettermen returning poultrymen sponsored in a live | Those numeral-winners who I llo day program at Michigan State have been invited to return this WE SI'UUKST VOI'- TRY college by the short course de¬ year are: Fletcher W Gibson. T HONE STEAK partment and the State Poultry ; Have! ford, Pa W.u rcti .1 Aluler- BAKED IIA.M Full Improvement association t;cd- i s,hi, Detroit, Robert C Beck, Mt ROAST PORK Dinner uted for Sept 12 to 16 The first thr> e day s stress blood j M„ri r Joseph J Martin.MillAlbany, ROAST BEEF and Edw.nd I. '••-ting and culling undei the do - llllglo Heights, 111 THE GRIDIRON eetion of Dr E S Weistie: and Kay Conolly. The last two day omprise a conference including j William Moms. Just East of Kroner's J •Ar,.#- -If ■ ' Gide* speakers Directors of the impiovement assoi latnai an- to meet Wednesday evening for a Mao, William *■ easiness v ssion W. D ( t A banquet Thursday night will Mi and Mi.- H 8 Lucas, 44"! Practice will start on Sept 4. have John A Hannah, college set - Ill-Ill gf'." «■ on .1 three weeks land will continue with two ves¬ JET TW -ion. daily until Sept #16. when EAST etary and poultryman, as toast- ication t.iur of the northeastern master. The principal speakei i, t Of Li lted State- and border- seh Real Estate He Telegraph Ftou-ers Rentals East lansing B. A. Faunce Co., Inc. '128 w. firand River Phone 4 2015 II* Abbot Bid*. — Phone 46325 mm Page Four MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, August 26, 1938 Stars Lose Game Played Under Floodlights Tackles Needed to Balance THE Sturgis Hurler Sets Otherwise Strong State Team | SCOREKEEPER | State Boys Back With It By DAVE TEFFT looks like that long, lanky It won't be again. long before Charley Bachman starts misplacing his hat Just as soon as the football season gets under way in dead earnest rubber-man is going to be from Michigan State the surprise pack¬ 3 Hits; Miller Stars and the Spartan mentor begins to have gridiron worries of the direst sort he loses his hat on the average of three times a day. age of the season in the Detroit This week 83 Spartan gridders t-— Amateur Baseball Federation's playoffs this year. Glen "Goofy" Lose to Prmberlon's Frigiriair, 6-2 on Tuesday; Diebold | were invited back for early spring running mate George Kovacich. Connects for practice which begins September Gene Ciolek, the boy that made Rankin is the boy we're referring Triple, Doable 8. A dearth of linemen is to staring that long punt against Michigan Bachman and his assistants in the last year, will be in there doing Rankin is hurling in class A Playing under floodlights for the first time this season the I face, and an immediate search for a lot of kicking and throwing again ball for the Wolverines, a bunch I College All-Stars suffered their second straight loss of the of youngsters who weren't sched¬ i week Wednesday night at Sturgis. The final score was 2-1. , I capable tackles will be the first this year. I sei*ious issue on the fall program. uled to "arrive" this year, al¬ ! Southpaw Biil Miller, brother of the lone lefthander on Abe Elliowitz, who the though they looked plenty good State's '38 club hurled the distance for the All-Stars, allow- | Ernie Bremer and George Gar- was all season. The 'Wolves' were fig¬ i ing only 3 hits and striking gett, converted ends from last Spartan punter on the iron men ured "out", as far as the dope- lout 12. A tendency towards year's team may go a long way to¬ aggregation coached by Jimmy sters were concerned before the i wildness and the failure of his ward filling the gaps at tackle ac- Crowley, is making a bid for a DBF. tourney ever got under | mates to garner more than 3 cording to End-coach Tom King 1 position on the Detroit Lions this hits off pitcher Powers of the I who has been watching them in year. Abe has been playing rug way. But, as is usual with Rankin, ! Sturgis club proved to be young daily workouts. 1 by football in the Canadian lea- he ignored the dope sheets and ■ Miller's downfall Miller will cn- A multitutde of gu;.rds headed Rues since he graduated from the dopes who make them, and i ter State as a freshman this fall. i by "Rocky" Rockenback and Dar- ; Michigan State. went gunning for the strong E. ! win Dudley will make "Dolly" . Pitcher's Battle 1 and B. rlub. one of the top notrh Dahlgren's job tough, only in so Advertisers make this newspaper The game was a pitcher's battle favorites. And. without the all the way with Powers proving ■ far as making the final decision Possible. They will appreciate your slightest ado about it. he got a little less brilliant but a little on wh. will best fill the bill. Cen- patronage.—Adv. them 9-4. The red-thatehrd tors i re as multitudinous as ; more steady than his opponent. Polish bov didn't hurl any I or guards. I Powers struck out six while issu¬ 2 hitter either. He just went a- Ole Nelson and Mike Kinek, ing 3 gift bases. Diebold, Kovacich bout his business bearing down With the aid of Dave Diehl. the and Miller accounted for the All- in the pinches, letting them get hits That hut few runs. numerous-hit. few-run Stai ' 3 hits with Kovacich sein¬ ing the only run in the first fifth. of the farmer to well. take boy from Dansville ought care of the ends fairly eQEEB EAST LANSING dodge is a favorite one with the All-Stm Prospects in the backfteld are Tubst i'nlng •MOTION PICTURES tall right-hander. Glory aeems to rosier than usual as the Spartan ARE YOUR BEST be a word that Webster made up gnddcrs. suffered ENTERTAINMENT to help fill out the dictionary as only two losses Hank n. ,1 from last sea¬ Fri. - Sat.. Aug. 26 - 27 bla/.n son through grad¬ MICKEY tine of the boys that Track ation. "B 1 a ek KOONKY Coach Ralph II. Young expects J k" a . Johnny FREDDIE a lot from next year is Starr TTngel. back BARTHOLOMEW in Kcesler who came up from II tl Okrmos last year. Kcesler is a '•LORD JEFF* Itut the big Ihii knows bet¬ good student, having won a Another Hit for Mickev ter than that. So he had his arm Sears Iturhuek scholarship, lie left to set baek l)r. Dix last Sun¬ H V WON TUE! is a pole vaulter ami he doesn't day in the second round to the 'Wolves' in the running. And keep Norris Downs carrt that long stick to handi¬ lour Great Stars cap himself when he jumps so he'll have his arm left to help out John Kolis and the Spartans Olson in Two eitliri Robert TAYLOR Robert YOUNG And if you think Margaret Frjnehot sprint:. Straight Srt> next the laddie hasn't got a baseball SULLAVAN TONE head on those skinny shoulders, in come out and watch him when the grass greens and the sun gets •THREE to Hlanting over the trees along the Red Cedar. 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