irocning Is ;w Student inrilHead Vnrally CM. It v nluma .12 X. :::-i MICHIGAN STATK COI.I.KfiH. KAHT Oitrn frwlnwu I.ANBINO,MICHIGAN, SATt.'KltAV. ll.NK I, I,Winners of Division Ceremony At Swingout .. Awards for 1939-40 Will Curry MM tin ml l« I -**■••) luintrrna in \nnnnl IWi-kIiiiwI f«r I'rizes Ineliide "I rii'litiiiniil Hit*. < niti|uf 'luiir Seliolarships, Cash iJivi-iotiBl awiinl" for tha IMfMo hool | l,«fiii-rri niifht, irnilltlnnnl- •lim ffi l*i, iii-w si-nlor ,, year v/ora an- j Iv In-ill Tui'dilny ilurlnp Si-ii- ri iilanl, will raoalvr- thi- """' IlgI y.' hhijhrml I<1*1 tiiahl In- llano- of tha Nnmi-il wlriru of lha M S f. -i* m-mlamio ilivi-iona. j |nr wi-i-k nf iirlntr li-rm, will n-.al of offloa from r'tIrioy r -aholar-hif., a »IU0 priw t'' ' »fe y|yen anriuallv t#i !h#« Krafluatinif s#nj#»r with th#* hi^tu-et jtiiki- iilm-i- Juno 4 Mil* year r^l'latit Wllain H«n|a« a! „„i"i i ii ml will murk thi- i-ml of A. I * yrmli- dtirlnif hh " hiK,l yaur, I W h !#r Ii villa--- f.,1 II,a rM,r way William K.-foillni/e, Cant | Originated ta'y Mi* Herman Hal- | Jiidiiy, v.»f«- **f the* former trfrHary ; t ;'|-jMcn (Hinose of dairy riaa. l.art»lri|{ Appliail Saiam-a nan- | fif th#* college, ti night {ifo. III tlC•crs For nlfirnhlpn for yrarluutu to tin- F'.ft- ♦ of Arden ..warded '• ■' ■ ■ Oidanln trying New Loiuifil .-i laliar.it A." d O. want Today'* lliircuii Places 62 Teachers Campus ton »e# fe1 HIS* IHfi vH tfilm .1 Je»it W it J ' Mere la-i rhvmsid Ihin/gpr* 1 "*d ♦.#>*»'M#ig j rep»ea*..». eat -wlH v.'ify II IM f. * Ci* h they have! lllue Ke* #lef,t Me, A t.rph.rerf.enti foun#ti ' e»,#» ore A*»'»» ' hall, ut'i A«»i»0«r "!e It H.yer*. j •W While drosses Set Up Harold Hyrarn j er,tat-"rr, , In Memory of War l)eod I'lnci-mant of IMdi whifi- < ro-at- in lha flrnrnl Iti-.ar lamia-! vnnl I-In on la-lwoan Mi rig over the Union Slidhi'SjH'drv iit tIiv S/irin *i Jli'cnnn's MSI'. Tratlilioii lh I harlot le Whit ten Three «*jir* ;i^#», printf ♦ i if mil Ardor . mm # red lit thjef hen-new bund - t ■WtlfAM sute ltd llRlvmll. Venue " luH-t -.ear f'kunil »»ih#ir i>f S'hakesjieare'- > ,-uT' And iiyain this year th Shakespearian pre#edeht i U'ir»K followed, with "H#?nr Vin" ^hedule#! for June h\lrit«ioii Man l(Hi»rti (»lee Clllb Fleets and 6. 19 MM I Officers lliuldlesou Cets Krigar Kivela, Applied SH Women lo Hear jnmf from Moutour Kail*. ?< llrtieellosis Honor Frowli Aitl Titll* nder the "Wi were award**) for »t i j M»rvire in the 'iub to Fred limn. Bernard <*i%Uug. Ar- rhultt, Richard Bate* Ted Alton Ambrose. t/lym^n. ay. J'.hn Churrh. Fdfar ll|ii>lrn Oi»r« \ Donald Mornaon, Plenon At Muralion Mfd . Botgert Doree, ar»d Georft parf. Vmlnn at Michigan Stat* col-i -lag* Monday and TsrMUy war*; i Dr G H Chrurti*. prasidant of On- ; I tario Agricultural collage at I •iGuaiph. w H for tar. adi- I tor ' f th* -'Farmer# Advocate," II older! agricultural papar in Cana-i Ida C H Rival, lecturer in th* j vo.lr deportment at Gualph. and j Pro I W M Drummond. n«ad of of lha deportment agricultural •araj Agr.cultural college. I Th* four man ara contacting j -ha acooomio. education, animal -ihu.tbar.dry. and coiH department* . i n-hartng information. Thay w.n i leave today lot Purdue umver.ity PmTw MICHIGAN RATE NEWS '»"» 1, 1040 dUE aOLE^B Student Critic Reviews jrOR.lTiir~' Lr^ir*- " ■ -vs&r- Pulitzer Priae Winner Rv Edward Rahert Gawirta Th« literary endeavor* of two aullnrit of mention at this Ticket* for baccalaureate particular moment, are in the proven* of racuiving the plauth Nadmri AdvertMag Sendee, lac. ffe>OCialed Chfctfdb ton it* and condemnation* that aceompnny Pulltxer prize*. 'unll, FrW"y UN. W t>W Sailer, Mns In,. II.,.. H,gmning Satuitlay tii..^.„ir.| p.,i—r „n giumnn, nf likiliitnn Btat* tialhwe " ' WASHINGTON, May III—One of the things which is (who herutofure ha* Hcrlbhlwl un CbletiidteDfced holding up the manufacture of more military equipment the] for the army and navy is the fact that so many U. S. Rimhii and Hoard ('.liar/go* factories are sending machine tools to Japan. The war department has Just finished a confidential sur¬ wnh a,, r In answer to u letter received last week. Slate New*.pre¬ sents mi explanation of ilitrmilnry riMim and Imard chars.'*- vey of the machine tisil Industry and finds that most Amer¬ Modern Greeks Hie loiter, written liy two resident* of Alilait hall, stated ican plants are working on orders for the Japanese. Machine Ur MART UK rcahkMits of that dormitory were lieitiK charged this term for tools are all-important in the i lf&Sek*' room and Imnrd, while living in the hall only II munitions business, larause ) situation has apparently cm oMt:riA— • week* and two day*. they are used to equip new hiiimtnl and it is obvious that t Pledging was held Munttay for factories llicy di'sirv onuiiics for militory Vera Dcaner, Sliirley Writers went on to |H>lnt out that resilients would thus lie expanding to meet as well as commercial purposes." rJorothy Hitchcock und Ethel /paying ii'miuI $0 eaeh for whieh they would receive no lienc- new national defense orders. As fur us the war deportment is At this time, 103.1 and early Quir.n. Jfit. aide to uscertaln, Japan Iuih plenty 1031, Germany,,, with the help Seniors were guests of lucol American companies, was hui alumnae and patronesses at break¬ " To them' students, and also to others who may lie Isitliered of about 2.500 pi pre fast Sunday morning at Hunt ■with this same quest Ion, the State News suggests exiimlnn- j many ..r th< what the U. S. army Fond shop. Each > it Ion of the eollege catalog. There the college pidicy of ehnrg- j received rru ie United States has today. Chi Omega address h«Hik. l ing for room and Imard on a yearly liasis is stated in the sec¬ Japan also cori- > TRAIN AIM I TS AITIIA TAIJ OMF.fiA— ix> a big importer of U. tion relating to dormitories, ~ | ♦[> iron and uImi is storing veral years the CAA Mother.-. , nd fathers will lie J^Ttl amplilieation of the (Kiliey, (i. H. Heath, men's housing | it (ilrfutiir* sterint; the dcvelopn honored at the' ATO house Sunday ■ direvlnr, has explained that room and hoard in oither Ahhot in* safety planes; that is, at the annual parents' day din¬ I ,pr Mason hall costs f.'lOC pur year. ire sFiii-piiHjf. Spin ner. Ab;.ut 50 guests are expected ■ ;i For tlnaneial eonvenlonee of students, the eollege accepts j President n wjhat ■ ise of piost crashes. George Dickson, Perry Eiel, Several such craft arc now 01 Chuck FrHteher, Jim llnrley were . Payments of this amount on a weekly hnsis. Such payments,; l,', market and to further their use formally pledged recently. ' however, constitute installments on the total sum, and not ] defense the United State». lie the CAA will offer free flying Chuck Nelson and Jim Thor- struction to burti visited the Hillsdale chapter necessarily complete |iaynicnt for a week's rm and Imard. | experts, soon us authorized by men and women above the regulation age limit. of ATO during the past Vhus risim and Isiard expenses may Is' estimated on a basis: i slap an embargo on hf ''13 weeks. -— irrni and machine toots to Anyone who can pass a physical Members of the Hillsdale baseball examination is eligible it* take the team were guests at the ATO . This-consists of 45 hours house here. "There see two kinds ot prdes'lrUns. the ualrk ami the dead."— I• KATENTK course. ur || || kiihImt American flrmt. have leased Hying Instruction in one of the ALPHA PHI— j their potent* to Germany. thus safety planes, and if the student A picnic was held Tuesday RAI Sftrillfg TIlOUfihlH As spring comes into full hloom at Michigan Slate and; 'Is almost ready to blend Into summer, the question of two j ^p^a^ni^ strep!, "h, M,mr American aviation t ares to continue, he other 30 hours can have course in on o nary plane. The only cost is for the physical examination with alums. Marion Patch awarded a jeweled Alpha Phi for being the most outstanding kcnior. Cynthia Foster was award¬ was pin LWA^FXPRF s S -TP^vrrrBSRMATtOM.WItC RAIl-Alt SftVlCt possilde campus improvements arises. MtmtTta Oetwny simuitannius' $3 for the insurance. ed a gold pledge pin, und Mary The other aut siofi is the present mama's boy < di»cu- i |j retu.ert to is-riiilt lartte scale GOVERNMENT TAYM Hent and Mary E Crosby were Hated by a national horticultural group as the second most tee -or the same intents in the Itrondway. William Saroyan Is hi The given Alpha Phi plaquei;. name; conglomeration is his writ beautiful campus In the nation, could Michigan State help j United State, grain will make available to lion Til ETA CHI- Ing. For "The Time of Your Life' maintain this beauty by moving the women's archery range' MADEMMSEILE tind the haseludl diamonds from the field just north of Jh'e tllmtnitl"" Is ti.e Pratt and npany, college youths the same Hying In¬ hly the struction that 10.000 college stu house Alum Gun Iteed. '39, visited the Monday and Tuesday. he refused the 1.000 sin^teons o! fered by the prize committee be • motor dents Art Women's gymnasium? If another equally suitable location received this school year. ItohiUnrd^iix-president, was rt States. It will voted "the man who did the most run frum June 15 to Sep- could lie found for these athletic facilities, it would leave a, M« of the pt. ' teudier I and will be given in 55(1 for the fraternity during 1939 beauliful expanse rf green grass free to Is- lieautiful. death and destril Saroynn's technif private training centers which the I piling • and England wt built a lot of deb The other question is the matter of mosquitis's. Pesky i or indirectly thr CAA had surveyed in anticipa¬ PI KAPPA PHI ettantes together, i little nuisances that are altogether loo plentiful in summer, tion of exactly this kind ofemer- A radio party was held a * W 11 h charming, house Friday nigh I they ran he controlled and almost exterminated. A plan for; Prut! mid Whitney, John I conversation and ■ Hofisinger pledged doing just this was offered to Fust Lansing city council a SKI.I. •'I.anks ti» na/.ix flight in I week. them l»efore his mi year or two uga, hut wus tunind down. | 119**. no cost, j ALPHA EPKILON PI— j the trouble of provii i a plot The Expenditure of a few hundred tlollars to rid the city and' campus of mosquitoes might lie returned through increased: *imh tinted that »hi|«renf» of s^trw'V nf l»2iV'wiU?'iieri™ny! rable the students I The spring term semi-h I will he held tonight in the t if "shrug the shnul- summer school enrollment- A mosquito-free campus Would arms and aviation materials was | ballroom. Patrons will bee Prof I t,srjtP'nt from the trials and he a pleasant place for students to spend the summer months., i,r.vs »hr «'Mr'' * McCristnl nd Dr i tabulations of thinking vliilatam 't,; (tlermnny st and Mrs. J W Stark Gu sts will | Thr hrr" of "T,~m Ttmr nf Yrt"r Advil e to acn students j treaty olillgnthins to the llnjted be Father Alex Cohen anC alumni I panhandles iionKcnsical co.m- If ><■« don't like l.analnc climate. watt ! States" Newl.v eleetrd ofTleers »r next ■ under the name of Jo6i in a minute. | Secretary (lull protested feebly term are: Herman (tliiin, master: i,nen known. ] 1,1:14 300.000 Hying hi member at large; and Leonard ! n purade of weary unreal indi- ' aVcmanv't nda'l*"'lime! Krinsky. steward. There Is title medium hi circumvent this danger, however,' ALPHA .XI DELTA— and J,,' tvivarum Aft Stuff* Knlcrtiiin Margaret Crownovcr I piksiess . (hat is now in use anil If expanded could help students w ith Works for $:'ua an engine. was pledg ■ Slufk'lil* Ml I'icitic ed Friday night I »' " haptcr and be- J similar Interests get lielter iietpiainted with each other. NAM* MARK DKAI. PHI KAPPA TAP— ' r,imo -haible •r the annual j ' This medium is de|airtmental ami divisional gatherings,, Ibcn. "" ''"'J? ]' Farm management and agricul¬ Alums back for spring term f< award. Selection was made i itvonls especially prevalent this time of year. S|ieeeh *tu- the" pi" »Mu!nn"mm tural economics department si.ills ith Tolford. Walt held a joint picnic for men maj«»r- Waken DeVries and "Pop" ! j tfent* gathered for a hnnquct'Haturday nighl. The day lie- ally to' Pratt and Whitney for ing in the two departments Mon¬ Got I (lire, Agriculture Students got together for a field day. I Jlst their Ikvtisrs rather than imying . day night at W A A. cabin, with t Thursday staff memliers of the three major campus ptiltlieu- $J,m ""h engine limit Ttii«. 49 men attending. , lions met. in the banquet hull. Varhms other groups are j J*r ,w*"JK,ll1o*e j (milling plt'llIrs during these lust three weeks of school. I mJm*.r or engine's mnnufiicUired" But in nmst instances, these gatherings are only an annual presumably to ■ | Krar.ce ami {treat j affair, ami cecur late in the school year. Perhaps' if several I Britain. J Were held during the three terms, beginning at an earlier Pratt and Whitney actually date, they would help keep students in touch with a largerI*,"7w^ich type (it*cngme j hnmlier of students in the some division or department than j was hcl for military purposes, 14ft present. land shortly aftorltitlpr came Into | Such gatherings "Strawlierry Sodta do not fall in (he mttlual admiration: >'"wr' n'pnrtcd; "Then (the ilimiety. entegnry, but rattier emphasize frienilship and sliar- i jpg common interests, and so are worth the time and effort ; Utey require. i Many classes, Iswause of their sixe, Wlimm NOT TOO SWEET" isnlate students, Students . jMailt Parties such State's as those deserilied can prevent this und main- friendly spirit. r9:» Why Hnthar Tukm* Vnt 1. ANT TIM KM TMMV wag* tW. «- ____ ■ HMV,V WMW CUIM* MUM? rra^BUWtiKir Seen in Muilemui*t'llc Ihu/'te of t IN TM-MNMXIMMI , , WaaA iff Mali. 1p.m. MMto T A f 1 Slow Thi-ui mail li* «| nu'.shi'd rayen • * ITAKTINi: MiHUlAV • • 2'r Drea* in icc cream tnlor* . . . cardigan tappini; und 1<" of your wa valualam. and Sored skirt, punctuated by a riiinr-riotou* raffia teff h» aura your ~Su*T *ufe. the ela**ic fly-front, are sleekly casual ami lie-say"1 •' raffiu-stripetl belt. Aqua, natural, pink. blue. t" BURTON'S WAIE'OVER SHOE SHOP "Jyjjcfalltb- ieOvleOiot The Claw of 1940 Preaeoto the 13th Anuual WATER CARNIVAL FRlIAAY FRIDAY aM| SATIIRnAY and SATURDAY, JUNE XIIMC 7 «.! U 7 and I him.. WATER EVENTS 7XS p. m. -and PAGEANT - T" ™ R W ■ ■ FLOATS RSI p. * gnervod Seal Tiduti Now on Safe at Arcoiuitiug office and Uuiou OmL-7Sc GENERAL ADMB81QNAT ( iTE^Pl MICHIGAN state NEWS S As Army In Flanders Flees Nazis Score Decisive Victory It "s a New Road for Seniors ENTRY BLANK FOB WATER CARNIVAL EVENT! Women Plan With Encircling Move to Sea; | Address Breakfast Check events you wish to Ynter: Wegand Sees Grave Task Canoe Races Men's singles For Dean j Men's double* < j Canoe < tilting Log birling . Defense Board Quiet* Coalition Talk Seniors to lelf Mi» Mixed doubles Coed canoe loading Pianist to Give | Mail this Llark 1 Mnrt.n Huth, 33S E. Cirnnd River. Ea«t Foreign Shores ' Lanalng. Mom Of AWS in Chargr Eniflaw! watched the eastern sky this week as its re- Concert Of Senior women hope to start treating army of Flanders strunried into British coastal cities. L'nalilo to beat bark liorte Gorman thrusts which lire*' th'' enveloping locket tighter around them. Allied Classics a tradition when they spon¬ sor a breakfast honoring Dean Elisabeth Conrad Thursday, LansingColorplate Company Robert Mnedonatd, pianist and amies this week virtually abandoned the battle of Flanders . member of the Michigan State June (!, at 0 a. m. in L'nion Md turned their attention to •—r college music faculty, will appear ballroom Graduating members of evaluating as many trocps as; of war. stated this week that. pr... in a concert Sunday at 2 30 p m ppssildr. ! vtdeil thore is government in- in music building auditorium. Associated Women Students roun- ' cil are in charge. Manufacturers ofPrinting Plates Mardonald, who has taken over nt, ervers Frnn. eV ,"t<'rem'''' hl* l'r"- n,rS l"rr,C .iirr.p rnin,c * Oucstx will attend the break-* 317 N°. LARCH STREET • (luce 1,000 plane- a flay within ... classes in the department taught p a supreme communiler, He straps! the eeee fast in caps and gowns, Marian ,t>; PHONE 170V1 nine Wrygsnd, is faced now of supervision of i.ueh a program atch. general chairman, announc¬ ,th «v.e of the gravest military 1 not by government bureaus but ed. Planned by' as an activity for oblems ever wished on a gen-1 technical experts, * I senior* during senior week, only at- I'uahle to dlslistgc Cier-; hold on the coast opposite vanced the view Former President Hoover .ad.I graduating women are invited The breakfast is also being t.rld "this week that! Jutland, he may hope to regain rearmament should l.e dlrrrtcd liy I to show the appreciation .of the „,per hand on newly-drawn un mdiutriat. graduating group for the help i.ori-|*.litical bnanl I tattle lines to the south. .US toRf'L* WEAKENED , WI„,B dc|,.t„ „ | discussed, the t.'nitrd States g,iv. I eek's emi, war In Europe j ernment took several definite v (.r(. lj|t steps I which Miv Conrad ha* given them during the past four years. Committee chairmen assisting no you can't M:v patch include Jean Rod ford found what observers called "thej week. Further legislation re-(| decorations; Jean ' Wilson, pro¬ I of the against Allied armies" the channel, tir force depleted, Royal gram Roberta-Applegate,. public¬ ity; Jane Coons, tickets Seniors lake with it you in flor mi tor ie4 and sorority houses re in great part withdrawn Aeronautics Authority School Honors Movie who will distribute ticket*, include defense of "England, Paris Attraction* Ail.Gallagher. Mary May... Nan. unprotected by any size* mm Wdmps c?tc Smith. ind force, and be Germany channel from England's j Detroit's auto plants may fore Prep Students NT ,m Till: AT I K Utilise Campbell, la*c blow to Allied unity i go as production of 1942 models, i rumored in the motor citj At Assembly ba Gamma Delta • ti Aipha Ginicroil Pi; order to > prod filling of gov biting Nasi encirclement Mpha Phi tender eminent rearmament orders. early Dagwcll, Alpha , ui Richard Reading, ie Xi Belgium's King Leopold former De illy Telford. .Chi Omega; { troit mayor, and 131 other?; wi! ingren. Kappa Kappa ""™up "T * ;n Dorothy Holromb, Kappa • I after •'*uggle laid bare the All.es' an II- f" »'anf wry mve*.*.t..n eta; Mai,an Wood, Kap- Helen Pratt. Sigma Kap- : hern flank along the Maginot i Thomas, Zetn Tau Al- The Helginn King was k!y repudiated by his exiled rn ment [fan divisions in Paris arc and some still fighting. Church EPISCOPAt, Y'nu were vine tn lake I hat ciuioi new k.unae Mere at Home This Week tube, ktil it Jusl wnn'l an In. There's an la thai Talk of political icss faded in the nation's eoalitionjnore ■ capi- • . Communion Sunday wilt be < b 8. 9:30 and 11 A.M. ' answer >.... in nur |.ri,b!cn. and ItVwaiting for f 'hi* week as many Democrats served «nd new members will in . lid Republicans condemned any ! taken into the church SuniJa? »rty reasons for opposing coali- on, while observers o the side ts sai dthis is o time fro politi- , ('one will >|>eak <-n the topic "Let Us Think It Over," „t the two services: ■ Itrl.k ..I Ihr Wrrk IIDNf.YMtMlN 1940 jl "isiderntions. Student Christian I'iv. n ml I'ICNIC IW»X I.I'NCH U K ( IfKAM Rearmament in the United States •r i»'t .• ahead under organization «- m that of the last war in 'he student jailor* I r . bullet supper ,.t l» p in The meet »ng wd| be followed by the ,. 2,"i* Ol. 2.V • ;t«r . S.vr PALM BEACH fi:i;.un 6 Knudson, General Mot- firc-ido d.-i ussum >.f tie .«.,r .} tf executive, will direct «r • "ordination; Edward R. Slot. produc- summary of the pn-t jmr .mr anticipation* for the m.vg .c.v AWARDS SLITS (Continued from Page I will be the subject of the disf u.s MATTHEWS mm*, chairman of the board of • hiM State* Steel, will aupervi e s'"n scholarship in bnrteriology. \ They're 3f> uuneea liuht. |utek llal. lake a induction of raw materials. Tlmse' t»» Estelle Regan fraction of the usiiiil spare. - - klff lVM PAINTI\(« Ilrsl of all— ^ !r other* havp bwn wlcvtrri ||c|riK|r;t|io|i 10 ■;■ (11 i ll<- miuwing wnn'l hurt them. A rest on Ihr Faculty Arc Guests ... a DrrKllinr |. , Iralaoi ..f v..t s in the school "board electr>r» Aljiha Sigma a?Aard. a hanaer—and they're smooth, fresh amT lT«,f Arnold G Srh» ... It p. m S.i'i.rtl.1 will go to Donald Thr At IIoiinc ltccc|ilioii ready. There's news in the new Whites— ; U.tt, city clerk. .. Omega fraternity pri; in the smart shade .ailed "Cane"—In the trrday. i for $2S. to Si grid Johnson; and tin* Sigmii Al¬ \NN0UNCEMENT summery tones of lllur. Gray and Itrown. their lit is sheer perfection—their pha Ep&iinn award. made tt» the price bu*ine«s administration or ecu-' lit l.i'<.|iiii^ willi its |Mtlii'y of 110I |iiililia|iiii|[ THE DELLS nomas major eligible for mem¬ tiuriii" llir k of rxuiiiiiialioiis, |hr MM JU- 816.75 bership in the honorary who has wi i the highest jtcholastic .standing through the aecond term of his senior year, to William Mansfield (JAN STATE'NT;WS will ran.* |inbli«<«lk>n WG8SL MONDAY, JUNE 10 He will have his name engraved oilli ilo* issue of Tui-mIuv, Juim- I. Pulilii'a- You'll also /tnd.ruo on the award plaque I'alm iivQch Slacks OTMKR* AMI IIOSOIIIII lion will Im- ri'suiiii'il on Kc'IHciiiImt 27. GLENN MILLER Other honor-winning students in the Liberal Arts division previously announced were not' Ruth AMI HIS FAMOUS ORCHESTRA Ford, Kathryn Freeman, Catherine Ackerman, Mary Jean- ette Martin. Harriett* Ysberg. music; Graduation lidti^an State Kern DANUM* 9-1 l.imiird Nnbrr of .Wrurr TirkcU im Kale al Ruth Peterson. Charlotte Whitten Mildred Srhoedel. June Weber. Ida Mae Ste\ ens JRbert LilL Wil¬ GIFTS liam Culver. Margery Frost, Mary Kroll. speech Robert Clune, ,!<*• Kroll. August State (lollcge Book Store lounge. Edward Young, Richard 81.00 Plus Tax W Tw TVkata N»w Daar Lkartr llnhcr JEWELRY FOR RIW PLATINR INDIAN NO WAfTDM* AT MILLS COMMENCEMENT SONNY BURKE orchestra Saturday, dancing 9-2. ,<* per person MicKirrs kE14JiAINS sunday, dancing k-i2:s0 CIGARETTE GAMES UELT MUGklAA OPEN GOMPAGTS Many mure useful articles for mm and doa t foryrt Father's l>ay is June 1«. only| Thumbing Rides is Dangerous! only STATE COLLEGE MAY BROS. HKDSlTCHEWaROS. - 5f T Be Safe - Ride The Buses" INTER CITY COACH LINE CO. I( I1** "The Hal Mom of The Town* BOOK STORE ri •. UCmOAlt VfATB RIWI 1.194n ipartans Attempt Sweep Of Notre Dame Series At South Bend State New* Ail-It i«lr|M>tiilrnl1 T(*am for 1^10 MAJOR LEAGUE U of M Takes State Nm AO-Dorm Team for 1940 SCORES yiRBTTEAM Pon. SECOND TEAM Holiday Till FIRST TEAM Pm. SMM*. P."P." Utm, Iv.rirp.il Mg£l.Kl«V tb lb w . ' HmOtattM. Ri—in Ihtwr. HIV bttath. bhg nm Tliinclads Split On Errors Miiulr. Oim After Ready for Summer! ccsi'irZ er rf ForIC4A,AAU Seronil Vieliwy Over WsrkZT . RmiiMer Vine HfiM. Ev.rir.rn jhwrtk-tw, D/.V . Nf e Sis Ml. AJtv Competition n* »:t> kitchen tkr Iklnt* Mir '■■■" l"l w— a U— v.jr Four Michigan Stair thinclnds, Having I.'il University of HONOKARl.t: HIM ION: liny, F»rt stem: Artutld. NhMdirw: f are. actxunjvanicd by tlcnd Coach Ralph Can , KM.; I.frl, Alph.» ( hi Sigma: Anher. Evergreen; Nora. Raker- It Young, are competing in the I. Mivliigiin Hie liglit to main¬ km: iHIMnun .ml Nilpnustrr. DZV. if 4-A meet in Cambridge, Mnm, tain tradition, Michigan 4>ii the Harvard campus, today State's baseball team will leave early this morning for squad and about IS freshmen will South Bend, Imf, where the , DZVs, Evergreen Manor Rule repiescnt Slate in the Michigan A. A. V meet in Kalamazoo. Spartans will put the finishing touches on Notre Dame's baseball Two Mason Teams Dominate All-Independent Seleetions er*.* Young has enjoyed unusual sur¬ with his small hand-picked campaign this afternoon and at¬ tempt to sweep their first major serifs of the season. All-Dormitory League «, It isn't difficult to understand why Evergreen Manor and iug won second place in 1938 and State last encountered the dan¬ Mason 7 with three players, imluitinfr its are lattery of 1)ZV finflbull teams are meetinK for the Independent league fourth in 1939. This year, how¬ gerous Irish here May 4 on i KiIdle l'eurce and Ered Bayer, dominated the 1940 edition Hefthall title Monday aflernmm, when one consiiters the all- ever. he has entered his smallest the tirst day seen at Old College of the State News all-dornt softliall team. Third tram ami chances are slim of even player named league selections compiled by intramural officials. Held this year, and Erank Mekule was shorttlelder llay Vnrce. Mason 8 with I tot. Y< uiik at coming close to former triumphs. engineered his nudes to a 2-1 vie Between the two, these teams salvaged seven out of the C,.j4 Roy t'chr, winner of the — —•short. Art Stone in left field tory. Since he did the Notre Dame first 10 places, DZV winning iNrnn Relay two-mile, will seek to nine little good in that first and a lattery of Mike 1'awlirk four firsts and Evergreen Manor taking three. Netters Meet entrrnch himself on top of the na- *HHi.«1 rankings in that event. Ted test, Mekuies has been selected by Coach John Kobji to Loops to Finish and "Tourhy" Merrill were cloMt la-hind. Vollmer, of the favorite California again today. s unbeaten Hob Kennedy- Pet© llawryUivv battery look Wayne Todav Hear*. is also rated highly. ARRIKGTON Til JUMP SCHEIHTIJC TWIN RIM. Play Monday At first U, < is 4't Prank Mclntyrr. dcqnte Ihr fact 1m* play, Today* battle will complete the That rain-soaked and much de¬ rd on a hiring tram and at sJwirtr Jwo of the four places raptured Walter Arrltigton will be back To licit to last week for State and layed intramural athletic by the athletic brethren, while a Rain, Which Is trnnminf a by program stop for the greater pait of the defend his share of the high Jump will leave but three word in M S C. athletics thi games to lie of Michigan Stale's will make a season. Kenny M»»hrr from couple of Mikes, Mileusiiieh and rriron anil also to retain a place ill Pawlowski. won winning bertha spring, made its appearance agati played. Tuesday the Spartans "last stand" weather-defying at Welts E and Rob Young of Mason tl»e broad jump. The high scoring are to at first and shortstop respectively. Thursday and the scheduled nudrl tangle with Blinois Wcs- tempt to play oft final games in 8 form the ke>»t*mc combination betv\ ecu the Spartan nrtmen an I j Spaitaii ha* not been quite up to four leagues Monday night. on the all-star »4slectton. Vinre Unanimous choice and the most I j his last year's form, which may In* outstanding player in the loop, out! Coach C. D Ball's rhjig^ij the result 61 heavy decathlon con. With any kind of a break from Lombardo from .VtU-l II drew the * third ha.se assignment. however, was Evergreen'* Bernard and the Detroit aggregation is illI . d it lotting, but usually produce* (ermine champions in the Intra- Art Stone rankrsfa g»«d find Neubert. shorttlelder. The work take another try today at placing K I la-**, in top flight competition The nf Lea Bruckner, outfielder, and i two event* have drawn a bevy of 5:15 p. m.. fraternity bn.sctMill loop, and soft- for the left field Jp-t. but Thomas oil their match. Gurridl Adler, third baseman, al¬ il Hire ball kings in the Independent, of Wells C\ Drmmer of Abbot 17 so rated them first team positions. The sudden outburst of *!*»%* - ji stars with the outcome a toss-up II trams Dorin and Ag leagues. and May hew of Abbot 15 fought toe to the inconsistency of Jump- crs has done little, however. to I or fare Softhull tilts will get under way it oiit for the remaining berths Three other DZV players head¬ ed tire second team selections, erase the threat which the Wayne J i:v . at 6:30 p. m , while the Lamltda with tlie former two getting the llerm Klewlcki. outfielder. Don netmen will present the State rar-j Chi-Signia Nu hardball final will nod. Ray Vorre of Mwm 7 was Deimc, third base, and t'het Att- quet wietdcr*. Bill Mat I. who " in on Old College field for the start promptly ut 8 p. m. on Old practically u?iamm, ttached stars Prof. Earl Weaver, dairy dr B was just a matter of one in JANTZEN . Club members dt inspect the one 1 State's frt that brought State's down paiIntent head.'returned recently engineering labors!* »«»n ' I first ta«tc of varsity oppewdtion, and before Coach Ray Fisher's ag from a trip to New Jersey, where tend a demorutratw have a.m. trig them sc atlon. That was the third he received Judging instructions men who may break a tory W E a George Monroe, whom Lady at Emmadine Farms. He also culu at 8 p. i didn't smile on Thursday visited North Jersey e*j nicked for Michigan's seconc station at Sussex,. and Bulger You'll I .tkr the l.uwlr I. and fourth hits of the da the Wolves, aided In the! erslty. 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