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p W a ld o o f ’ he English include thoae >f coun cilor and »« c r e - M lch tgan B t it e college ta ry to th e In lan d Bird Banding as*

returned fro m N ew Y ork w c U U o n when* tie m ade •» study <»f 'h e I he purpune <>f th is la tter Association

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T o get back to the ice An enqu iry u th„ monthly meeting ut bird* a lung the gTeat migrationregarding tlie n am e* ol those « rowuing ^ c iv ic Player* Guild which will route* in this area, to assut m organ!»* th e rink ravea led « ^ p n ^ tn .x an joum ^ 7 30 p m in Ra*«- >ng trapping «taUona. to encourageof Mac« and Me * dm we men* ^ h vhW)1 guftitorium. Lansing loeai meetings of thoae who are inter*tipn that alMiUng t* free’ still, it * un- __________________ c#|#d ^ a central office ofneceaeary now q o y o u REALLY NEED W ORK '’ «.«change of information and Meaa

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C O -E D H O I K S S H O l 'U ) H E E X T E N D E D !T h ro u gh th e co*opcrH tioti o f th r P a n H e lle n ic find filte r *

fp a te rn ity councils , a m ovem en t w a s s ta rted e a r ly th is w eek in an e f fo r t to secure.' 1 o ’c lo ck p r iv ile g e s f o r co -eds f o r F r id a y eve ­n ing fo rm a l p arties . W ith the fo rm a l p e tit io n s d raw n up p y the tw o re p res en ta tive g rou p s , the m a tte r o f ch a n g in g th e hours is in the hands o f the F a c u lty Soc ia l c o m m ittee which has the p o w e r to re gu la te hou rs fo r socia l even ts.

F r o m the s tan d p o in t <*t studen ts, hours f o r F r id a y n igh t f o r ­m a) s w h ich a r e f i t p resen t In fo r c e a re not c o m p a tib le w ith the p r iv ile g e s a llo w e d w om en stu den ts in such in stitu tions as the U n iv e rs ity o f M ich igan , O h io S ta te u n iv e rs ity , and the U n iv e r­s ity o f I llin o is . S en tim ent a m on g re p res en ta tive stu den t lea d ­ers s e e m s to be that m ore len ien t hours should be g iv en co-eds fo r the F r id a y night fo rm a l p arties .

A t th e U n iv e rs ity o f M ich igan , fo r exa m p le , a ll co-cds are a llo w e d I jSO a. m. |»erm ission fo r a ll F r id a y even in g a ffa ir s d u r­in g the year . T h e O h io S ta te u n iv ers ity a u th o rities g iv e 1 a. m. p erm iss ion f o r F r id a y night a ffa ir s w ith the added perm iss ion f o r each socia l o rga n iza tio n to hold not m ore than tw o fo rm a l p a r t ie s a y e a r w ith 2 a. m. perm iss ion g ra n ted t « a ll co-eds. T h e U n iv e rs ity o f Illin o is has I a. m. p erm iss ion g ra n ted w om en s tu den ts f o r I he re g u la r F r id a y n igh t» .

M ich iga n S ta te is tyich y e a r g a in in g in p res tig e th rou gh the e ffo r ts w hich a re be in g expand ed here to b e tte r the academ ic s ta n d in g o f the in stitu tion . T h is is a w e g r e a t ly a p p rec ia te the w ork , lb a p p a ren t ai present that la te r hours academ ic w ork at M ich igan St; m en tioned ab ove find it adv isa l m ore freedom .

T h e F a cu lty Soc ia l com m itt» s id e rn tion th« fa c t that as the a n 1 a llo w e d Inn «in«* fo rm a l ps

is a com m en d ab le e ffo r t and H o w e ve r , it does not seem

iirs fo r co-eds w ou ld im p a ir inasm uch as the in stitu tions

tu g iv e th e ir w om en students

e hope, w ill take in to con- al soc ie ties oh ou r cam pus ea r, this p a r ty becom es the

one o f g rea tes t in terest ure u su a lly schedu led f< in g o f co-ed p r iv ile g e s b th«' p a r t ie s at 12 oV Ioch

M a n y tinn 's gu ests a re b iggest soc ia l event o f the is one o f tin reason-shou ld be cijításldered 1

S u re ly the e x tra hai a c t iv it ie s t « » ans grea t shou ld I»« g ra n ted Mi'

that p a rt icu la r .g ro u p . D inner-dances th e fo rm a l even t and w ith the sh orten -

1.2 :HO ii. m. it m akes it n ecessary tu stop >n F r id fiy n igh ts.i in v ited from g rea t d istan ces fo r the

n ity o r s o ro r ity concern ed . Th is that the M ich iga n S ta te N ew s believes In n tin m a tte r is taken up. hou r w ill not seriou sly d isru pt academ ic

ex ten t. W e b e lie ve th e ex tens ion o f t im e h igan S ta le co -eds !

W H A T A K E Y O I (¿O IX O T O D O ?A s the W o !v e r in e d r iv e p rogresses, it becom es m ore and m ore

uncerta in as tu w h e ih e i M ich igan S ta te C o llege w ill have a yea rb ook fo r 19JI1. P r e p a ra t io n s huve a lm os t been com p ie ted fo r one o f th e niost b ea u tifu l annuals that ih r C o llege hns eve r hail the chunce to have. A l l t liis i> ve ry w e ll, acC orn in g to p re- v a i l in g student se iif im en t, bin thus fa r m ore p rom ises and evasions h ave beeti cv id en ced tliau has the paym ent o f cash on the d o tte d lim-,

A c t io n w ill have tu he fo rth co in in g and it w ill h ave tu bequiekttu bc s

Ils w ill e W olv ip tfon s ,

prod u ced vi that w il l tu o f su bscrip t io p rog ress Th tra c ted subscr at 1400. T lib t is t he w ith , and i f tiu lina m eut o f t in- i

T h e VVolve book to pres* ob servan ce ot js so oh\ ioUs t h r e e - t o u r t hsS im ila r ly , th books p rin ted

S tu den t op iiu öt — at least enough

T h e yearb ook p rop o i *t t led by t he end o f t he effectIV el> and su re ly

•nne requ ires a certa in

itim i is an issue iveek. as the lack ktop a ll fu r i b er nurnber o f con-

and t Ile n iin im un i nutnbet bas been set e ry least that th» m a n a g e m e n t e a n g e l by to ta l is beiow ib is go a l, th è accom p lish

•oh js p r a c t ic a lly im p oss ib leine m an agem en t numi c e r in i ni y »an n o i seud thè w ithou t e o t llra c t in g fo r a de tinti* nutnbet*. T h is oii» o f thè m ost fun tian ien ta l hiisiness p r in c ip le s as t « » niak» corn ine ut on it b ere n d ieu lou s , vet «t thè student body «h s i» lu te ly d i s le g a rd th e fa c i. m anagem ent can no ! ha ve an excess m i in b e r t»f

fo r whieh ther»- w iil tm* ih » sai«-i certam i,v i.» in ta v o r of tilt p rop os i tipo m a jo r ity »»! op in ion tu puf the W olvcW n c

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REVEAL F INAL A G WEEK PLA N S

Intensive Schedule of Educational and Entertainment Featarei

far Fab. 2-6.Michigan State co llege will be p re ­

dominately agricultural fo r a fe w days when thousands o f fa rm ers fro m a ll over the state throng to th e cam pus fo r the annual Farm ers ’ W eek g a th e r ­ing Feb ru ary 2-6. P lan s fo r th e p ro ­gram revea l an in ten sive schedule o f oducational an d en terta in m en t fea tu res

V is ite rs fro m a ll sections and rep re ­senting n ea r ly e very fie ld o f th e a g r i­cu ltu ra l in du stry w ill find th e ir in ­teres ts catered to w ith exh ib its and g rou p m eetings. Abou t 30 -agricu ltura l organ iza tion s an nu ally ho ld th e ir c on ­ven tions h ere during F an n ers W eek

R ev. Joh n B iery w ill assist the v is itors in ob ta in in g h o te l a ccom m oda­tions fro m his o fflre in th e Peop les church, w h ich an n u a lly becom es the first ob jec tiv e o f a la rge part o f the 10.000 agricu ltu rists w h o m ake the p ilgr im age to East Lan ffm g

s ta r t in g Tuesday. Feb ru ary 2 guests o f th e C o llege w ill be occupied w ith a series o f sessions fea tu r in g th e speak« rs o f na tion a l repu ta tion w h ile exh ib its represen ting th e work o f severa l d e ­partm en ts w ill be open continuously AJ scme .o f th e m eetin gs fa rm ers w ill take th e rostrum to present th e ir problems.

T h e "L it t le In te rn a tio n a l." a ju d g ­ing and show ing con test fo r college students designed to sim u late th e I n ­ternationa l L ivestock exposition , w ill be th e cen ter o f in terest du rin g th e a f t e r ­noon o f Thursday. F eb 5 T h e contest p roved so popu lar las» year, w h en it was inaugurated , th at it was g ran ted a considerab le extension o f tim e in th is y ea r ’s p rogram T h e "L it t le In te rn a ­tio n a l" is sponsored by th e A n im a l H usbandry and D a iry clubs

College Professors Attend Meetings

A t Chicago, 111.P ro fessor J w ep h M en ch h o fer O r-

m and D rake and P e x W ilk es **t th«* speech depa rtm en t, represen ted M ic h i­gan S ta te colleg»- at th e »’ {in ven tion <•! th e N ation a l A ssoc ia tion , o f T ea « h er » ot Rp«*ech held at H o te l S teven s tn C h icago on Do»- 29, 30 and 31

M r W ilk es atten ded th e addresses « ii d ram atics and rad io lectures w h ile p ro f M en ch h o fer and M r D rake in ­tended the lectures g iven by au tlm ti- ties o f th e A m erican S o c iety fo r th e correction ot d isorders of speech

E igh ty -n in e papers* w ere su b m itt»^ it; th is con ven tion Am on g som e « ! tht m ore im portant w ere those o f P t L<*

¡T ra ve rs e o f th e U n ive rs ity o f Iow a D r S w ift »«nit D r R obb ins o f th e !>•"

'to n S tam m erers In s titu te Dr N ath a n jSopom an . ch ie f psych ia trist «*» th e <*hi cago Juvenile court and Dr Robert W est o f th e speech clinic ot th e U n i­vers ity ot W isconsin

A ll o f th«- speHker», arc au th orities u» :p»«cch but th ere was a w ide »tjsu:r»< m en i am ong them At th e fin a l m eet - in * o f th *—fo m rn U o ii i w V reso t-«■«. 'h a t m ore research and a mot «n re fu t tabu la tion o f rases sh«mld be < »m e d on th rou gli th e veai mi that m ore coiicreU inutei tal m ay is- presented ;»i th e next con ven tion

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Wrestling Squad

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cu t fo r positions on the freshm an

wrest lin g team are urged to see Coach Fendley C ollihs as soon as possible.

T h e Spartan m at coach reports a dearth o f ou tstanding ta len t fo r a num ber o f w eights on th e yea rlin g team and any asp iring firs t year g ! . io p l f is are asked to get in touch w ith h im at th e gym .

• v-'ral m eets have been scheduled fc : th e present term and th e personnel x the team has not vet been d e fin ite ly ; d> cided upon T h e open in g encas’ ement o f the schedule w ill be the annual m eet n j h th 11 strong G rand "R an :Is Y ou tfit

4-H Club Meets in A g Hall;

Draws Forty-fiveF i r ty - f iv e m em bers attended the 4-H

c'.ub m eetin g held last S a tu rday n ight 1 in A g ha ll Veda W h eaton was in ’chare'* o f the m eeting. C om m ittee s , v f ’T'*• appoin ted to m ake p rogram s on leadersh ip and th e aim s o f the society<-r fu ture m eetings. T h e short course

Ik vs w ill-h a ve charge o f th e m eetings nex t m onth and plans fo r Farm ers W eek w ill Ik- discussed.

T h e regu lar business m eetin g o f the G ra n g e club w ill be held F rid a y n ight in *tie old Arm ory

T h e E lectrica l E ng ineerin g d epa rt­m ent creating a standards laboratory A num ber of v ery accurate instrum ents

hand are now being insta lled in

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T h e ki»*«*tl'ua. fc i.g llitv tu u i « « ,*a u ie i i ' i » o e c u ru ig a 3 *u tn t K e iu -ra io i cu iiü »U iig ni a 22t1 volt 3-phaae >> « in un is : in o iu i d i m Uy u m i ie i le d tw o d ir e c t current u cn crgtA irs a* c s is tu*« i as I « ’ o p e r a ie ¿ h u n i » » r e r c o in p o iu id tu a«:lun e..

I M O N F O U I I

In rraUnd itma wku aia* have lorgullrn «UMÉ I* mil ti y Ihutr «Imi never knew thr polit y ol thr I nion al .Michigan sh ir «uUrg« i» lo charge lor all I und beoaghl into the ( nion and *m rd Iherr at ihr s>amr rale as though it were prrparrd aad served by thr Fuion.

various it d m -

Im m e d ia t e ly ,iid w a s th e dumJ-* sh w h o railly lik e th« >0 i f - Ury le d o r ; t i r a n<actors o f « » *-'».■.•• « t î.hPâ?:ers an*a s i r n l f a s j> . . . i l l ’ ! »W H * .4.’ k'S.Î.G[» w ont i r o i i ■ ; * «»l'T .ÍTL 'IU - t o thH tsim iM .ic a.*- ', .«- The *, .

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rn q u o t t is h ly o li th e tre«-ir*, w a rd

t a » t in c H iti • r and t h i t h e r *>iiv•x .im » fo r Ii, w in t e r p a r t « i m

n o t v e t m * and a h « b*t a g i f th o rs e *.t<ihle * w li* u «n u « a u t r ju bh im t o » p i t ?

Sh ou ld t h r« « lifyt«- J o a n *iiigU.* t i l l th *iii’ ro w ou ld 'tis Irom th « f

% w e l l - k n w li t r r »h n »a n * « r«|An d H ie n i d .m « t n t a i i h h er a tth e t o » d u o* e M o n d a y » e r e -urro u n d « d h> 4 g ro u p o l »e r ia l .

Barratt Shoe Repairing DYEING ~ SHINES - LACES

101 E. Grand Ij Baoem en t o f Fash ion Shop

. TRY OUR SPECIAL DINNERS

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% pr«it m a 4,rrm j:i « U » i«d .» ro -ed «** plea»** tr> k ivstnt 1 » o rntjn »h r > t« t te r rd -i.tmm- * • d and m vnked the ninr mu-, alici the I U rn e « «lu ne in « o n \ »K r « A n > verued in Ih r llru t« .»i land m«-«i|i>d not ha*m £ I r r a round

ituuLMìt V. W. Board Baihjuets Advisoi*>

Thursday Even in

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u « r v , ;h . »*: AMUX K .- * H m iiiu; »':«;:• .4» K at* M« Anbet» Li.«k< Jean An «ier»o i, 1 a ü « . f e h l Y etter K Margare' P .tM M at» Woud«

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Banirt LatHlf FraterirtieiAt P fc Clh Alpha S aokcr

Phoenix Silk Hosieryt<i |if perf»*« tly an«l to jfivt» n*al servie»*. S e rv ic e an« service weifcht.s fo r street w ear— -and v e r y Ijeau tilu sheer ch iffons fo r a ftyrnoon and even in g .

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Service and Chiffon Weights *1.0»» praSemi-Chiffon S1.3' prDul-Sheer. Chiffon and Serv ice $1,6.*» prI>ul-Shecr, Extra Sheer Chffion $1.91 pr

V ariety & G ift Shop2 2 7 K . f i r u n d K i t e r A t e .

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N O I I« t

i t i f i ’» M ; r e a UMV’ U l ; , . U Un*!« i ¡tn iTM lav J a il Li Chenu.'M> .'■otare ) « * . « a! lu ;p « r t a n ) ...u a a e x » r r l o t a w to tiuai m , pii* liuaie fo rm a i party üu>cu iAed A f u l l *U e u d * r . «x - ; 1er

: ; 7 T e d d y ’ s R e t r e a t» j k ä l s AMd w a n "Stod I h *• oa "w

WINTER F0RMALSI’laii on your guests staying at the Old-,

w here they will receive the best ac­commodations in Lansing- at

Reasonable Rates.

Hotel (®UteGEO. L. CROCKER, Manager

I l e n i r t i * u n D » n c f r

ini ' n u b tor th e i firt h. Un- Hom e i<«i **ntn: tin con an get mor«- 1* jo rothy Pndeaux

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ry 13, 1931M IC H IG A N S T A T E N E W S

Pa ge Thro*

B e g in s S w im m in g

ic t ic e J a n . 1 2

‘ A M P U S

' A L E N D A R

T U E S D A Y —5:00— U n ion B oard m eetin g, Union. 5 :00 --S en ior class m eeting. Physics

build ing.5:00- 1934 class m eetin g. C hem is try

bu ild ing7:30— M . S C. vs. X a v ie r un iversity.

« A fe m r A a sw im m in g m eet w ill be A rm ory .fo llo w in g th e close o f W E D N E S D A Y

I^ClBtiaan Until March 7, aa Meet Will Be

Held.

C o lo r fu l B a n d F o r m a l is th e M o s t S t r ik in g o f S e v e r a l S o c ia l A f fa ir s

o f W e e k ; J i t n e y D a n c e is P o p u la rUnique Theme Is Carried Out By Bandmen ; Wolverine Jitney Dance

Is Well Attended ; Dearth of Teas Canses Loll in Mid-Week Social Activities.

C erenm ph M a r i » I n s t a É r i â m o f NatsnalSwiiit}'

ingressive R t s ir *1 Cèwrdi Is:tfC w h rauw nal

I l f i s e e r *

M arch 7. P ra ctices Mill B*y 12 T h e open swim

day except F rid a y from > and Th ursdays from

'T u esd ay n igh ts fro m 7 to 9 w ill be required- fo r

‘d es ir in g to en te r th e meet b e no double p ractices a l-

it specia l perm ission, and w ill be counted a fte r 20 th e hour.o f th e m eet w ill be fo r fo rm : breast stroke

^ t e e sty le. 60 fe e t : relays; on e len gth , side stroke, one stroke, on e len g th : rac ing

g d iv in e R equ ired d ives - back - fro n t, swan fro n t

« a ! d ives -Suggested ront ja ck kn ife, back

fro n t flip , h a lf tw ist, fo r - w i ’ h a h a lf tw ist, p la tfon n nt by c la»sifl is to choose any th ree I th e above list, and rcjiort t o th e m anager. K a te M e- B g jr ls m ak ing first team s

led 100 -po in ts T w e n ty -W ill be g iven to those com- eieht, practices

V F A R T H E M O S T B R I I A J A N T o f iht? .social e f e past w eek-end w as the fo rm a l B an d dance w h ic l r

12 :00— F acu lty club. F acu lty d in in g la s t F r id a y e v e t t i l lg i n t h e W is t e r ia r o o m room. T h e fu l l m i l i t a r y a t t i r e o f th e m e n , c o n t r a s

4 00-6:00—T ea dance. U n ion b a ll- ¿ n e s s e s 0 f g i r l s m a d e th (? d a n c e a v e r y

7:00— Lam bda S igm a m eetin g. Un ion m u s ic a l th e m e W 8S CH Tlii d o t it i 1 i»orch . p r o g r a m s . T h e 1 la y o o y s lu r -

7 00-8 00—Y. M c A. m em bersh ip muiS4C f o r d a n c in g , an dm eetin g ' p r o f . a n d $ r s . A . J . C la r k , a n d c o e d s

i l l a M r s . K . 1>. < ’ r a b i8:00— M u P h i Epsilon ...

M usic Guest house. — • ( a p t .T h u r s d a y — acted as pat rons.

3 oo— A d m in is tra tiv e m eeting, p res i- j T h e r e is a n u n u s u a l In «.I indent s o ffice . m i d - w e e k s o c ia l a c t i v i t i e s due

8 3 0 - M arian K irb y and John J , , , H ,.n ..itv fu n e-NUm . P eop les church. "> » “ “ 1 , , . _tions as m any o f th e socn iies .111 i n

F R ID A Y — grossed in p lans fo r in it ia tion . T ea9.00—S ta te B oa rd m eetin g, p res i- dances, however, sw ing m errily 0 « ,

N O T IC 1

The Co-ed Perepeetive on Oneof Life Serious Momenta

— a--------------------------

M u tte r a .p ra .v c rJ o r th e b ro w -b ea ten j pow erfu l, m ost d iv in e and om nipotent

p ledge. L ite to her is on e lo n g lis t on o t w T ^ cH nw x com t,s w h en sile ts

«h e bu lle tin board en tit led "D u ties fo r fo rc ed ^ pran ce by her ow n 'x iy - th e D ay " SH F vffm tshes th e fu rn itu re .. fr ien ds , her nose rouged to a rosy 'e r -

m ops th e ’ k itchen floor, and w onders i f m illion , an d stBnds t t t ¿ J * " 1“ * '■'“ } ! ? be ing in it ia ted is w o rth a ll th e aa cn flc e White h e r g r t M t t m i l «

A . d in n er she en jo ys the' - « ‘ ncuon to v a r i o u » fJ m nation approaches.

« - T - W t o m c m t K, r w arb lin g '1 a in 't ( l o t N ob od y ” in a W t ju t r t as s e g ^ f ^ , tsters .lel'ae trem u lous treb le fo r th e um »erc as.s- w h rr il1lo loyaU y fo reve rm en H agga rd an d worn , she trots h i ! and in l. ,a tlo n th a t she never in to classes f i f te en m inutes l a t e - h e r w ith aM . ' ?n she is a senior. T h enpockets bu lg ing w ith , assorted an d ,, ab0,,t p ledge davs and

b , » V 5 ’in“ i s a ^ t i o!C fu . !v « n «*•■he actives addressed as "A l l w ise, a ll m ltm tea

A n v e irl that can 1»« : Farm ers1 W i ck. F ebruary . sk i'd to leave her nam e m ule u( ham ’s ili VIis» Julia lift*. Kaoni 3 H om e build ing, th is week.

den t's office . 8:00-12 00— U nion

ballroom .dunce U n ion

NANCY CARROLL IN DRAMATIC ROLE

and a ttra c t the usual crowd

M ore th an 200 peop le uttt W o lv e r in e j itn ey dance at t F r id a y evein g. T h e dance p it

Laughter” l i Title of Billing at

tG. A. to Meet Su,e Th“ ‘er T."*,day anddy; Work for WnBnwBny.

MoiV Members when s

K en C arlis le 's Pastim e o.cn es »n p layed fo r dan c in g a t th e Un ion part: la s t S a tu rday even in g . M ore th an 15people a ttended

Tu esday even in g summ A ll s tu d e n ts 'a r e

These m em bersh ip •Id in th e student p ies church from

week!

D R I V I H

W h en N ancy C a rro ll appeared i “ T h e D ev il's H o lid a y " at th e Par. mount th ea te r in N ew Y ork ea r ly la

in it ia tion was held by Ohi •aterm ty last S a tu rday T h epledges w ere in itia ted D oro-

ifd a '31, F lo ren ce W ro le n <4 F ran ces Lou gh '34 M ary K id de i <4 E lean or B rearty. <4. H e len A ld r ich '34 R u th Bash, ’34, and M a ry M is te r. 34 F o llow in g th e in it ia tion

Form a

HERE ON JA N . 2 9N o te d S c u lp t o r Will be T h ir i l on

Student Lecture C o u r s e a t

P e o p le s Church

Announce Sunday Noon Meetings

fo r W inter Term

N orm an W K u n ke l. s tudent d irec to r and V M C A secretary, announces • nt- fo llo w in g p rogram fo r th e w in ter term Sunday noon m eetin gs o f the S tudent C itizen sh ip league: Jan. 18.

D ecs O u r M o r ta lity T u ek le th e M an w tili th e B a ll? " ; Jan. 25. address by

B ill Y ou n g o f Ph ilade lph ia Feb. 1 address by Judge C\ B C o l-

h n gw ood ; Feb 8. O u r C am pus P h il- lesophy o f the F re igh t Y a rd " . G iv e ¡v n s h a b le s P r io r it y " F eb 15. address by P ro f H R H u n t. Feb 22. "C h r is t ­ian ity und C ru iie - ChflUW igo and Causes": M arch 1. "T h e C rim e W a ve — A ll A tt itu d e o r a Fact.?"; M a rch 8. a d ­dl'd*? bv P rosecu ting A tto rn ey J w . i n d . M arch lb. C rim e and Business e a r n in g W a te r on B oth Sh ou lders' : M arch 22. 'M u s t C hristians L ove C iinun alsV "

Orchesis to Hold Two Classes On

Tuesday Evenings

Orchesis. honorary dancin g society, is to ho ld its meetings during w in ter term

Tuesday even ings in the dance studio. T h e hour fo r beginners is 6:45 to 7.45.

while 7 45 to 8 45 is the nour fo r a d ­vanced students an d Orchesis m em bers A n v eo-ed w h o is tak in g-iu itu ra l d a n c ­ing th is term o r w h o lias p rev iou sly had on e te rm of dan c in g is in v ited to com e

Orchesis. a na tion a l fra te rn ity , is a new „rgntiUaUcm here. h »v tn g beeh [„united in 1 » » ' >'s utm is re developill members „ hi«h d egree o f dunce UHhnlUue Each vear O rchesis e lves a unique dance d ram a, and cacti sprtim term a dem on s !ra tionlias accom plished

o f the work

Î H A T S ( L E A N E D Îi V S I ) H K B K H 'K K D

6 5fI S ta ti iq .-----------

th e m etl'o jio litan newspapers m rj_< next Sa one in c it in g lie r capabilities w jjj t)e he ld i

as a rem ark iib ly ta len ted dram atic act - H< !Pl O ldsres.»

f h i s public iappreciation o f her gut l ln-tu K app i i Nu held an upen bousfo r l i­ir m oro ivein ht y ty pc o f charac- S a tu rda y even mu. w ith C ook ’s n ifh e .trter-pc irt.raval led Pa ram iMint to decide fro m Owosso .fu rn ish in g music inupon “ L a ii g ilt Gr " a.» her next d ram atic dancin g Pàti

M i an d M rs

rons fo r th e a ffa ir werS C" Bergquist and M

u ah te r" com es to t he S ta te i b ea ­ an d M rs L A Sm itli. and T h eron D atr r to day and 1tom orrow li. is an or iti- was an aiuti in j guest.Inal s lo r y writ« rn by Doiig la s D o ty and

Hnrr.v D 'Abbadnr D ’A r ra íAh ni whri returned fo r th e A lph

In the p lay Nancy : (•••ii .i» th e e x -G a in mu R h o op en house Saturda

Ft.llir s g ir l Wh<> m arries u very wealthyp veim w writ G eo rge 1 he

H erbert M ille r anold m an. her " second chotee, ait-cr i ip i

voting lo ve r foiisako.s lier in fa vo r of ai.m usic and Pr•o|P la n d >M r M illa

to Ni w Y 01 k; Paris t her “ first

F po ll bis return .love" beooim and P ro f and M is G M T ro u t ach

a Dal In Nam ' s mp-band but s ly ly at- a.» pat rons

tomp ,e advanci ■s to her i n«

dram attic and th rilfinu even ts w h ii I i Pro.- and 'n e i by A lb in i P h i U ” " '

m m ,.i are the- Inch poi ul Show.

ni-, o f interest tinned at dind a . e-.enme

Phi Epsilon was as ¡1 'na tiona l honorarv t> tor g ir ls 4 T h e >oro 'i. :i ac tiv e chap ters in th e b*

a d a y a t-b oo is a n d lia s a m e m b e r ! t ’ u» o f

T h e patrah cH S f IS o f t h e s o r o id v a t e

Mr- P S S h a w M r s I I H H a lia d a V,

1 »ra n M l B ru ce A n d e tw in M rs A 1 C ia «k

M i- J » H ass* lim a n M r s F r e d K i l -

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nbrî ! 1;; ili.ra li M l. i i c . W e iu b e r g h M r

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Hfl v ì i u n i t e H a i lM U n. M l ’H Fred Dro-i M t W . T M til le r , M r s W llb e :

B n m k e r M i. FUi i i,, t d S i (» I t . M r s /111

K tw ttU M n B la lit i ie D o le M rs1 K McCall, M i » I tü lx T t Cniom atì

M t U 'M i .v n e S tiydcr, a n d M l't G len i

L e w is R n l ia ld ,S a lit i J B l i t e - c a n a l

.in n a t io n » o f th e » o r u r i iy .

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Faculty Women View Michigan

Co-ed Dormitory

S l i a l v i Ehi- r M ar.du

s dorm itory now under D eans EUsabeth C onrad Ft

ne M isses Julia l i ar Iren e ev ft S m ith and M rs M abel P i

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S h u n t poo -.tie Hot o i l » I P Mwreffl ' >*'

I' iitu i't* W ¡\ y e Manietii e

l i o n a t P e r m a i i o n t W a v e“ T h e M n r n l W '.i,r M ude IV rn m n cn t"

M . S . ( . B a r b e r a n d B e a u t y S h o p p eMS M » ( Arc. , w * ’ **•*

à S k a w m & n a d

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l i i l » a r « * p e i 'o n k s l

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g ^ l n a l r a * . v * l io a r e e x r l t * -

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e o l r r t a i n n i e n t ! C -u t

f |Hr|i(»i«*»t c a jie r s 1 « the I b e low , fu r t JiaiupIr • • •

[’wo New Co-eu Courses Offered,

in W inter Term

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m u ü c w au l W U £ Sy «MB MUMl it . . • on

Executive Bon o f Home E

Meets

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F R I D A Y N I G H TSt trial Plan

L a d ie s i l k M a n M eKuutoring the •l.a i.c K i«n .” 'hu t -pi-pp.v lit t le «H W tf leum

S A T U R D A Y N I G H T P A R K P L A NA d m is s io n Ilk-

Six ticket'. 1» S lrun il T h c tilc r u h c n tiw u>.

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“ S I L H O U E T T E ” O R C H E S T R A

f e l o rB e e o r i ü

Last Lansing’s 5

JEWELER | [ H. S. MarshallSpecializing in Fine

Watch - Jewelry

REPAIRINGN m I 'H i k l i c i

P h o to g ra p h e r is P m n iu lR ealist ¡n H in t in g Ph§f*# »9 m *tm ui*

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F iftl Period Learet Slate Behind, 14 -S ; 'Fighting Spnrlani" S t i f f Whirlwind Cnneharli in Last Stanza.

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L n u t F r i d a y f l i g h t let at 1*3 M i e h i t r a n s ta r« * *- . w h í f o rii cou rt q u i n t e t c h a l k * * ! u p f o u r t h v i c t o r y o f rh»- •w h e n i l o u t r a l 1* *1 tou ted M a r •( ij *• I n it y t e n d i o f M i l w b y a « c o r e o f li» ? t e a m » t o o k a e f v a n f a t u n i t i c a f o r P a l l i n i V a n A 1 s t y n*-' m e iIHOWl, #fTf»(*t1Ve If: e* o f UWh MIIISI- Ilf ’ th e ffllltoppr-T- r»'break up th e ir te rr ito ry ft»*?» popsrer.bm o f the hull

T h e flrnt h a lf o f th e fa m e

a m uch Im proved pn—im/ r.» part, o f th e Ctpurtnm an d ?h w orked deep in to M anpietei a lth ou gh Ih r ftilItophM>rs t t ig h t d e f en we St ute Irwhef weak on shori shots in *h" f und 11 trie mul tim e »«■¡or. win re a p p a ren tly certa in feur n ine mlruit.es o f th e seer*r,.J h a ve been une»I fo r ;» pinorwv* ir »me Rii til«* Imi ».kef liiil I th at « 3 ly- ., r:.¡- jWii ed T h e Hpnrtirn ~ p iuvled the h » « tw een tliein.selv»“ . w h ile •*.17 to 18 a/1 van tage a Mj»r*yoejiry % th e Spectators lookcii rii.

T h e fa m e had sea reel v begt*r» »9» Zum m ock. M arqu ette fo rw a rd d¡p* .»r th e ball th rough th e m «-*hr (m m aide th e fou l line Th . team Imd every th in »; th e ir « m ■* th e firs t ha ll an d t»-:.k thm r *«ofw p ilin g up a rom io rta b l* lewd B « runas, husky H H ltnpfwr pi m j ga rn ered fiv e poin ts fur hi team. »#1 1 first h a lf hu» » 1 . brin g > i w i ; p a r ed by ttie laukv B p « r» ari m i - r r R *- |to«'*ki»>l w h o haw shown mark»-*; a p rovem eut in th e last t.--» * ir * » - » «Weemeif to have lost it ha * » ' n » ai

ifin n fitl. O h io , w ill open m in i it« ton igh t ut 7 :flO \vli«-»i Ihov « new flo o r in OomotiHt-fu 11on met In fo re /in ih e hftftf’hnll din r w il l he the firvf I irne the enye/■1 T h e O h io tenni ¡-. tu I*nm e M u r, w ho is repo;• om hi nut ion Miìk "venr.

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B o t hle-f -. t in M i la Hike«- Im

n»l/im«i ru m up t i i i w fie ld gnul* B o r I i n n * p ierced th*- H ilU opp er i l r h t r r «n tw o detjrei, wh ite Art Hitgn dropped ] i Ion « la ry erne th rou gh »I»»- hoop b «»Hi 11« 1 »»♦• M arqu ette loud dow n In; point';

T h e H iiltopp/r«. resorted fo M a ilin g to o f th r ii M ight lead but. w ere unahl«'• nmk* h e ffe c tiv e ngaioM tfa»- »litare1 il-/ K p a rta n « Wok d r o v e «u nk :» f t u i t v tow«, apd th e score stood 14 ti

M/fCtlufoti fo lle r lc/ l tw o tre« hrow x but th*1 Mpnrinn rctfttta led ! itie .i Mo«’i.kooi *•>»/( p in n oo each »n or- *1 h t f f l ' i r l g iv in g Rt li * *- si «ile , polnl

weVnrj »*! In Xtagjuí’

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Il t< U »•llli'l»a lly o f lb»- k> f i r m e s lipped tin tenni sod Count.«

•1 to put the tuiinc

let* to pin

T h u hoittw R p w rlit i ri I ni i h

All I hel«o itit' w'ete eollertHHl io »I

I f m u l. Iloewkool and II« fo u r poin t tiplee*

»«i fl/w.t an 111 « a*Rent I added to tit«

n u n

Irin every

college town there

is one ou ts ta n d in g

smoking * *tobacco

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At Illinois it’s«^ALONO Green Str«***«

a » . rampuR leader 1 itrw i . . . tn ihe great state-roofed fratemify houses of ChainpaiRo . . f^ e re »one pipe tobacco ahi« h a:w*>*rv*3« Op the biggest vote. At |!iir»o*s »t'a Edgeworth, e v e ry time.

A pipe Edgeworth. That «a» the smoking «combination whurh ha» won the college man. Harvar-i Cornell, Michigan, Stanford. Ikarr- mouth all agree with IKir.tfn Natural merit has mad»- «acth the favorite tubaci <» in .Nmmci * leading colleges and uni venuti«*

( 'ollege men everyw here reapoeul to t he appeal of pipes packed with cool, alow-burning Li|*««wth Re guided by their verdict; t r y Edge­worth yourself. Kind it at your nearest tobaivo shot« I * the tin. Or, for generous free sampie. a i- draw Larus A Bro. Co.. io '. S. S2d R t., Richmond. Va.

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fe tu tn g t « a in . lu» p iw c m c n i in r«'t

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prcM-nt tim e !»■* i*, coach «H th«' ¡v .iaji O lym p ic tene m g team C oach *cge Ila iM -i. th e present m entor, has

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lu

EDGEWORTHS M O K I N G T O B A C C O

T h e loca l fen cers open th eir m tlw* S ita ría n K>m when th Ui*1 Vn ivenu t> ot M ic lu ga sw n rv t m on th M i.h u a n alwu\ fttxsns aggregsU o n an«l p len ty o f opja>- •ci.iwi .> c\*sH led TTiere ari* fou r other m o*T* on 1 lie schedule ainoni: u lm h are td ts w ith the b rillia n t Criticagli and S v j l h w o t c m fen cers C h ica g o has a l- w ajr» been n oted to r its cx jie rt rap ier « » i d i i i c team s an d th is yea r's team p roRusrs U i b«’ ta» excep tion to previous

K d g s w a r t h i t a k irn d o ffin ro ld h u r- /«o s e itA i t i nola­na/ tutor m A d fi iW è y K Jgtuxtrth 't d u - tin t t it* * rln-rnth procttt.M Buy E J f - Worth M / t w f in tw o fo r m t-* R n * , v-

M k o .mA U t ia o t , lrdpochrt aadUgv to. potmd humidor htu

M en try in g out t>*i th e squad include W* R K r r si la w . a ve teran o f tour ve*r-. experien ce. O Bauer., an oth er fo u r yea r veteran , L H a igh t, th ree »e a r » K A K re n te l K A. S ton es R *\ B r.v io ! A W Cash J H M urph y, an d H CunlifTc

T h e NClifdulrW fd m > 18 U n ive rs ity o f M ic h i­

g a n h ere .F i •. FHT> 20 -N o r th w es te rn u n ivers ity

a t Rvati&Tun. I l l S a t . FVb 21 --U n ive rs ity o f C h icago

a*. C h icago . 11)S a t py*b 28 -O h io W es leya n un i-

i f i i l t j h a re F M M a r . 6 —N orthw TK tcm un ivers ity.

h e re

BLOW TO SQUADLorint "Slim" FoBcrton, St«r

Milcr, Filli lo Show Up for Competition.

/ P A R T A N JTv C R T / H C T ^

a v K A P » « / C C A T « /

STUDENTS ENTER AMATEUR BOUTS

To Bot in Downtown Belt (.nam- pionthip Meet Wednetrlay

NiffM.

T R A f K H A V I f iR R s

A.- .-/;ii¡». rn?»riap/-V a rs P 1 A ll fri

vm*

f,o o d P la t in g tM « t a l l

CHAMBERLAIN SOLE STARC iit t f l 'i Hnrrfleri Arc "White

Hope’* of SparUni Thin d i è Thit Year.

Mi* hi/on B fi r ­ti jo lt on th e c im i in fo rm a tio n cubi- Loring "Bilm“ Pu an d a r »fir m ile» « w ould no t hMn :o

ik e tN

In HIM 111 prOVltig 1111 In th e o f fe n w o f ih e I t/'iim nnd an" on»1' o f

the th ree ca p is i? )« has .nenred jx»inf'. w hich lu ivc Ie/| his team t«» severa l v ic ­tories ll« ' pu lled th e tjln 'verwUy o f M ichlKari ga fhe out o f th- fife and converted 11 io*/« a v ic to ry fo r Htn»e last >niiaof) unii !w eonti/iuin»; his vrmil work ' » i i1 w in ter ' Me w nn h igh iworo f io t».< M aro net to gam e last week w ith

Pu llertnn . who' Tslitnd did not r th e ilio*'*!», o f h 1'

Be «Iden Pu lle h fi Ui ta lly lfn¡ Bpnrtarw In the n bn If -m ilcr, f;i eeeontl v«»ar o f vt M««rt M ason W;' n er in the lon v h e ilam . althotc^ M 'jward fln leh « ' and a few oth- coun t fo r th e ir th e close o f the

'/ lie m a jo r * t t*t»fn R«*ernr,, tee » cations, to He hurd lers B ob I ger. tw o senior« second poin ts ft hurd lers In th e «

»rack p rosperk t/^.k M onday n ight when o ffotlCn Ybttng thnt ¡•■rum; 1W Í eaptfllt) o last sp rin g ’s team able fo r com pétition hom e Is In Lon g

¡m to school, due to n ther1. who w ss counted tant poin ts for the tile D avid Rwnn^/n «I to retu rn fo r his ity work T h is leave-, but one letter w in . runs. C lark C ham -

ria idy W ildschut.W a lte r W ir.«ner

w ill douhMes1" ar - nre o f poin ts before

It, Wf»4 a b t* fcath r m th e collec tive err. . d iv ision ' r‘C arha ie ijr i>*wringrap o f the M ich j gar H t» to badeetba::

tournam ent i t *r,r Frtidden aud .’ ' rium

quirdet here F rid ay estrong M arqu ette v en m g T h e If,..- U w r in g W ednesday T t . » Khrrv r-

at ' ' htpppefs from M iiw au xe* W 'ii 'a m e *f)

0 Cl O' ItFnst Lanxtng w ith ar. en vía We record

Wincluding a tr i urn pL over W i tuxnuun i O tto 7/ Pon g racy Jfe

W erfern C^mferenre earn Op*.s.'k 34e are w»-»h en tered ,i

M ir, y m m pia in?*1. h a ve '■¿••‘T. heard fina.^ W in d ^ e V

-in//* • ? i; gam e ;r; rz-g.ard to R ** fe -

* liing a fte r gai run • r e ;ead In th eH r * '•* ’ ' ’ in ¡V íp m

i t o í id h a lf H W not very in ter er. Ung

t r ie th a t th »'I is to p eeta torx btit

■•trip Opastk advanced the flhnli»- muni be remrmbere/j 'x .n ' it.brab iy t.'»r tlt' in ba-dtefixsll T h is i*

by v o r .r .g knockouts b#»th"71b w h ile Pon gracs ///r/-'l a knórkn

OU*’

especia lly t n i r when praying agam sr t his first. ■//. and v m forced to >a i ■ 1 /»/•am ern ployir.g •» type d e fe rw . such a 1*

e r rP o r ia l or /one v a unt<i by M a r »

an er*ra ro’ ind befo re ga in in g ; /!/•

qu e lle 77ie R part »fr s ga ined by staU-» 'e igh ts :n the -how In hr. '■* rot id

-,ff; 4 W ’ O C, Oh ar;'/ ■ f t * V a rs itv ;.r;d F -

»anatrer. r a r y ea r ar-

IK*rve/j a-, a '-sistant rr.;< ■¡i-; X f reshm an and '/¡1 T.-,/- aw ard U n va ru rf..ji' r f." w ith a srr,

I• rn

manager 'the freshrrrrr /./.j -r-c a minor "H" «. \f in the ?K»ttorn Oar

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TANK EX P ER TS VIE FOR SQUAD

i iy nsp iian ts »I by C liffo rd I «twin Hath, n

ophom ores wbtnccs Inst yea 1 '«liti«*»

«•ngth o f thin yea r ’s «ling to present indi- with M ike C astee l’s ussell an d K en Y a r- who tin ve won split- rr «»me o f the tjesi "idi/* west during the* ad ttie* Jt*i of var*

i» V w ill tie bard push-rt Rex Rfe«.|e and

rio o f fast - stepping• um ed In jierfo rm - i »at w e re " o f varsity

whiliH i m

H| HI rt illen/ting tii

tunk sesti/”

to Mi/ sp rin t’prob lem »t ia t tn F i m ont C rlsw eii from Bt John w a v e r e d f/»r tv * , eb g ib ilitv an d an «( jo m lfd s low ly u presep i to be th« th e shorter rutr

I V !innk « «»in h expects

I»erfo rm en res ft««m ! U» y o u m id the end Id see some co llege /•ii B evera! afteetl I

excep tlon ftl tJil/’t!'

r«k

• ' ■ uhd ed thia

ST A T E FENCERS TA K E UP FOILS

'•a«h Young has a a is be eas ily solved « prep-aehool flash A/-ademy w ho ha*years betw een ir l

in ju red lev th at ré- treatm en t M-ems at ream o f th e crop Iti W J D ysert. K en -

neth K opp in . Mark Rtephenson and K/’ii I»a fnvef|e w ih- ba ttlin g w ith him tor phues

BroapeeU in I»«* qu a rter m ile are not •/»/> b righ t « l a w th e last year * m ile reh iv team HsIiAou nrwl M aekney g ra d ­uateci: and Bwanrori dropped /nitYntttig bn* tw o le tte ; w inners in this /•lent how ever, in ti « ;*?ra/im o f Rddte Kyttn and Joh nn y W ilson T h e re- in a Ifkktur piar* 1 on t»u relay team will pK ibnbiv »w ''erw e«'n B tephenson Rath B teele m id O H R n th fuss w ith Hie

ri*sw-e|| 1 a-1 rig stepped up e (NI o r e » ilo t i -ju m p C'Hi-tee, w ill have »t te r w in ner o f la--» year M'h from th e 102f* team

a so|ihomore who br/»ke DUtd/K»i rircord last year. , them* 1 wo w ith p lenty

• itiiiit

i» |s well t/> keep in rmr,d th e f»rrt th a t in rea lity the team un defense just f*e much. I f not m/»re reaponslble fo r th e faet. ♦ r»»r th e gam e Is un in­teresting as the team h o ld in g th e r»all I« in a case *»f the team th a t it o»¿' ahead /hanging its nt.yle o f o ffen se and the d efen sive team fa ilin g to mee?, «pene changes wflth » ?<ew s ty le Of p lay

Lou is Ha cham pion m etro pcihtet D etro it Mor;

B fiartans 19 to 18. ola B a t 'jr d n y n ig h t a r ft t her

!*/ o f fe -tro i» busketeer

flo o d D efen sive f l a y

D andy Bnewkonl. S to le '« lanby rentee. t a f d r f In a Bue piece a# de- fena iee p ia r M i i m t M arqn e tle He held B adm n a*. h igh «roee r on thè Ìnva«Hng team , fa A ve poénts. a h He seorfng foa r h im setf T h e M ar- quette cen ter ran w ild to score 29 polnts aga in st B righ am Yonng earlier in (h e se*non

T o a g h O n S w lm m cr«

M/fnh«»rn o f th e B r^ r is n nw im m ir team w ill be unable to strand th e a? nual J -H o p arid varnity |/arty th is v ? son, because an ove rn igh t t r ip wii tw o m eet* in O h io ha«; been schedule Rven C oach Russell A D aubert i* Is m eriting th e situation, a * he adm its keen rlesire to a tten d the varsity .par* F'Tlday. Feb ru ary 8 tt«e B partan 'ar, team m eots W ooster //»liege and Mai urday a tr ian gu la r m eet i« / »rtled •*;* th e Case Bchoot o f A pp lied Science an W estern R eserve to be held at Clev/ land

I f m em ber o f t.t»e track team kee s tr ic t tra in in g th ey tor> w ill i»e unab •o attend »he H op H* s «t.i-k me#-; wd the t» im e rM «y o f t'hiCag«- » « l i »*«• pei here th o B a tu rd a y fo f)ow in g

THfi

MICHIGAN STATE NEWS

P U B L I C A T I O NOF

BYA M )

FOR

T H E S T U D E N T S O F M . S . (M u li«1 ««u g g e */ !ion*» f o r i b im p r o v e m e n t b y tn en tm o f (eh

t o t h e C r t it f ir .

H e lp it Im u n e t-sIIv t»v p ; i t r o n i/ in g t h o s e m e r c h a n t m il s l i t l it io n - w h o a d v e r t Inc * t f h o v a n d h a v e f a i t h i r <>u

• T U E S T A U

Mi*s tm rto r be /»i»en 1 to the «

Jttsephi «•wimming m - the f** ,i w ill night at 8 15

'f Iended by

To Meet Michigan Squad Feb. 18 tn Initial Tilt Here: Prac­

tice Daily.

th e leaf

Reuben D

m eet nt Hem H«

»Ult v 111 t>e f'M|i«blv de ,»ait o f le tte r ?nen. Bob

>11. i« « nior. an d I I W Fi/*ld u or w ltlt h r ro p o f up-and -com ing lotnores « im duivt ih e bar ut height«.

th e tw e iv ».fo o t m ark O f these I J im m y Artxiv.ist and M J Mrwiitbru|i

i { cotiten der-

* nlisenre from rt'lMKil •ws tt ir *b o t-p u llin g end egaon fo r an e ie n g rea i- i dirt Ih r f«jo tba ll teum

was a runalsteni |x>int■ a r and th«* y e «r befo re■ m en i»ark lo r th ls even t lg H e should fiow ever.

n'Count ;»r h tm seif in ihe •-d A d le i a a o p h o m o re lila even t a lso

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llwl Equipmfol U»fin«l Atmosphere

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