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Volume 22
.M ic h ig a n 's F o r e m o s t C o l l e g t a t e j f c m l - W e e k ly
TUESDAY, MARCII 18. 1980
Num ber 12
LOUIS GRAVEURE « . w . ,PRESENTS LAST S T A T E RECITAL
IH p.k I of In .litute Vocal Department Gives Concert in Peoples
Church Thursday.
I NOTED O PER A TIC TENORArtist Has World-Wide Reputation
for Skill and Repetoire:Likened to Caruso.
iiOttix O r a v e u r e . w o r ld fa m o t" e te n o r , w ill c lo se t h e M ich ig a
c o n c e r t c o u rs e tn 'h e h u tc h . Thu rsday e v e n in g . clock . T w o fo r m e r ap ijen rn a r is in g a n d E a s t L a n s in g th |d e ! y acc la im ed by lo ca l n u n Mm bu ilt up n lep u ia tjo n
u d i to r iu m f a r b ey o n d Ib a c lty
A dded lo t h e im m e n se ji.it O ra vcu re ha* built t>i> 1 it 'h o w orld , Is th e 1111 * t h . * * h* n d l in e s s th b r t h e n o te d
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IUNIOR PETITION [DRAWS SUPPORT
for Futfillm ert at J Hop Debt Gets off to (mod
Start.
"STATE DEBATERS TWO QUESTIONS _ DROP TWO TILTS FACE STUDENTS
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, „ „ , ONLY MODERATE INTEREST SHOWNThursday ^ g j j p y ^ f f lR
ALL-COLLEGE ELECTIONS N E A R SPredict Low Polling of Votes in Choice of Highest Student Officer, on
Campus , Student, to Elect Editor and B n.ineo Manager of State New., Student Council Men. Union Board Member., Co-ed
Official», and Michigan Agricultural Managers.
O j n H s T e O P N f w M K N -‘ 1 0 h o p i n g T ut» n n U | w t
» « I V ¿o w - l « i m i m s
T h u r n d f t ' T h e p o l l s i n t l » ' V’ n i o n b u i l d i n g l o b b y w i l l l i e o p s » • i l l i k v ' m m 8 I . . .U b n f l u r s d a y m o r n i n g u n t i l •< • .." y . m . .X g l n g i t t f i t S g l b d e n t o n c n m t t m r a n o p p o r t u n i t y t o u v a i ) h i m *
M 'l t o f h i s t i g h t t " n ,.(, J a n u s H a s k i n s ,PriltClpn ant"nyr l l u n u n *• 1 . ,
H o w a r d < i l v . a n d C i l w i n U r k e . S a u l ! S i n . M a n « ; , u h " . i n H ilace for tnanajrinvr «*mti»r "t lliil M i c h i y r a n S t a i n N e w * . » » tT ic ia l
a il in p u s n p W H p a p P V s l i n y S a m -
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.1 I Hi* N e w s .I «»Itov 'S» tuple
LARSON RECEIVES WESTERN P O S T
1,1'Hnv Sitinpi**. “ « raduti tr o f ‘ t id g f h igh school. It.>v:tl «ink is the
a i i t t 'nmS"*H# Cavalry Commander of College R.\ th e In
f i l * ’" I t~'litupl*mil UURI’ ! ‘ '
0 . T. C. Will Move to Mon- lerrv, Calif, in June.
le c tio n w ill !>«• u n d e r t h e th»» s t tu te li ' C ouncil u n d
id cenera i ton - he ù n lo b lobby<st the lexpon»
Prosit l ‘ro lle in 1,928 wrfl* a men tjte ft.rltt < ue <(.m m in« e dura
ijhotUUI’P vent .in <11 his year I m em ber o l th e -i H op pubiu •
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»p ie > •' m em ber ot ltiue K* itrd ,it.it Hlude and th e 'P i l l 1 >• 1
( " tiulints w ill include th e selection t men '«> serve on th e Student CoUhOfl
, , >.r , |W, i , , hi m en M'iicj women teore*"einatives , i > Uie U n ion board and
i f.tiet Student Uuunn: control alm>• ill in» •(„• conducttnu t 'b e Agrtcul-
t «.me he ha . been m « :iim. w. » •« ballot Whmb • A8rt'a It v branch t»I H- - , ,„ii\ Lewis Herr-thtrv insiruction H'* w ill leave I cut ita , , rharles
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W. A. A. ELECTION PLAN OUTUNED
I t o - cd Athletic Orgamiation to Supervise Election ol Offi
cer. Thursday.
City. WhereS u n I t a m hl I-1
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arc < \|*er ted bv dm w
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tot; i when Itoliert Ifmil » independen ' »vus « iim in a 'ed bv a cd o f ptii.lft-Mi t.uu h.t nom ina-
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BOARD CONSIDERS THIRD CANDIDATE r r
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Robert Hunt Loo.es Nomination [ J u irl u ,„ , l(lKt By Slim Minority in Spe- '
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UJred M o r lo n .- 'M . and Mn J2, tentila «"id hoc) COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
TO « Y E DINNER FRIDAY
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100 a. m to 5 30 p. » . —All-College■Rom. Union lobbyklft p. m - In ter*fm ternuy 'rack, meet PmaU. Oym130 p. m liinrttroiwi club dinner.
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W. A. A. JO INAUGURATE FORMAL BANQUET PLAN
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one that contained the entire male Mu dent body '«* *ro«l> ' r'“ ’igntfted 'heir interest m the aim»
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» t i l .e controlled by the present rahmet tiHi'ig '»»eir <»mn ballot ' .cketA Will »1*» »*e counted by 'h e controlline «roup
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mri 'b e honor ' “ »m '' *niH»«' in ha much as thia »» the first '»m e
the A 'tileti«' KworliUun baa *pon- ,rerl a formal dinner. 1» 1» deiured that
n«t t fdv member* " t 'h«r aaaociation. ylm, any Ctrl <>» the u m is i ' »h o 1.
m .th lo tir » »hd «»H im » ' should attend
fte«ervatioii* may be mode by calung Irene Chapm at the Alpha Chi «^mega bouae. cr by signing on the bat m Uie gymnoeltun. The price for Hit lormal dinner will be one dollar
Special ten menus will !><• served in the main dining t'oom ever>' Wednesday, beginning M arch 12, from :? to 6 p. m. Food will be attractively sened and prices will he reasonable.
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. L T d c ¡h . V ......!> - * . about th e ir business until it is t im e fo r
W h e n t in . ,vs i!-m w ork s out t., i t . r igh t d eg ree o f e ff ic ien cy .• on ,i the m ost adm irable con d ition s on the Cam pu*. W hen
. h h ,„ schedu le am i t ra in » h is team in p r rp a ra -• In f.'.i 1*»; l.ivr gam e, he tee ls assured that th ere w ill la- stu den ts
,w. I n.-. t.. su pport tu» team A nd as a ru le that student 2 . — iins.-l.. ited T h e ch eer lead ers d ev e lop -h e ir
a rant««* that they w ill have a ch eer in g see
Male members ot a - , m .« tv o camp*— tlwse w » * *w
to tr * Cancr» and tw w «b o Ae nw B o th OUes * " ™ »nvtm n« b a t n g m d -
tv . « a m and a d ju r e s
I p ^ f b a c ^ a n d fo rth I t » U t u r t * « i much more -erioua than it
Whrn two M elon* tnends come to I h i - « » o n the q u e « “ * « * « t w E w r t o « o ! S .nnnc ur - .Y o u n g »h en U e S t n e n h
a l ^ d T » full ol « m e « iam -0»ncer«! b e « to acquire the art
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p e r t i p s Ih e f t n o « n o t o m d a n c e s a " p r e m e r th a n th o a e t h a t *o to th e h hem ry P e r h a p s «er.iui » h e n " T h e y m m f « ■ " a f a n c y -oh. ya u k a o « t h e te w . P e r h a p s . t s
a cambtnauon o t all th e s e th in g s , or ,w n e o f th e m m a y h a s " a n y t h in « 1 « d o With it. O r—h e r e s a new o n e — p e r h a p s b e c a u s e t h e m e n s a * t o d a m e
STATE C 0-D 5 DOATE WEST T K G N A KEN
\ ¡n tq u c d e fe a t* m o k p M c r la*» F*ri- d a v m o m i M h r f o r r t h e r t fe d e m * <* E a t t L a i v u n f b « h « e h e e i • * * * • * * ^ r e a m f r o m M lc h i t a n S U t e c o lI e # r e n - 8»ged a m rft* team from thr t n-.vfr- cltv of W rtt Vinrttu* T h e r e « • * nc d r c N o n
The ro-rd detoaterx were Mildred P ».- ; r r w Rthel t-ron and ft-na Pasch m e question « a * on disarmament a; sll dctsates th.s wswon haee been
This debate was boohed foe -he nmW. is* (ore but doe to a mininderatandln« in m e time II Hal l»S tahe |.lare as scheduled.
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P T T u a n , m a d t a t * a m w a n t m s o - .u jLo h.f mat received copies of f i 2 S £ L i ? ( » f » i c t i l R e * * r c h o ik I
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T h e c o u ra r n e x p lo s iv e s w o p e n ' « lu n w r s a m i S e n io r s in t l w j M E n m n e e r . i l f d l v a t a m « a » . T w o ^ c t iaa r-^ w il l b e m a d e ah e h m e n t a r y a n d an r * . . ™ e d m e - in T h e e l e m e n ta r y s ec - u o n la a tm a d . f lU ed t o c a p a e t t y a s « 0 s tu d e n t * a r e e n r o l le d : 2T o f w h ic h a rcSnetneer* a n d n o f the W J * “ 111'™ 'division On! B 1“ " sl*ne<1 “ p ,or the tdVAnced mirae
The work *11 he a y « " « ! hltO t»T0 hour recilatv.: - and six hour* «o rb .n ’h r field each Jay The court* olter» two credits a id has been «teen every spring vacation for the past f e » yew s Manv more . -..plications have been received thar *U1 be txtsstW efor th. extension «twoo to Accommodate
The Antm.1 Husbandry club r t l^ o ld Letters to senior men a " beine from the office o t Sec. H. H ladav With information a a to whei Firestone representative «U t be hrintervie«' graduatili« studente
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A challenge to the imagination
prova le teteplionc » s c o p e , t o m a m m e >q,i„ I ■ cveiop
p ro fa n e » rained at more t h a n t h r e e s m l
l i nn ^naiTi I M han duilan. ts> maintain an organisation ni more than «ni.iarn people at h t fh n f (Octcncv — s u c h » o ik H > "V the t n ä w llluf ht ot tu ta at the highest . slihee
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i c n c e a n v i r n g i n e r ’ i n g .
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n o m i c s a n d : h e m a n y o t h e r l i d d s ’ 1
• t ic g r o w t h o f s o g r e a t a n c n t e r p o s j -
Hcc.su,c ■,! -licv men the Bed Sfstrm - 4'*ir to the ^ »c s t « iH - ff »n iu n c i i d c p h o n ' *
w i c r Hi the world. A psogrrssivr pofnf ptits *t their •it'vposal e v e ry <ua1 t h a t1 8rca£
*»n;.*mzafioii cad give.
B E L L S Y S T E M
O D I F ‘l O N E E - I F I N G AV O R K H A S J U '8 T - B E G U N
«
Frosh Frolic is Highlight o fPast Winter Term Informals
The Frosh Frolic, held Friday eVetting in the Union ballroottti ¡surpassed all expcctation.s ami proved to be the most successful ‘informal dance of the winter term. The ballroom was attractively decorated in green and white St. Patrick’s «lay colors. Behind ¡the orchestra plattorm, between the words “State Frosh” in col- |ums of green and white letters, was sketched a cocky “Frosh,” ¡complete with pot* knickers ami an aggressive expression. The ligh ts in the lounge were hung with green and white streamers. The color scheme was carried out in the programs of green andLvhite parchment. The F ro A1--------------------------- -------------------- -pitta. Delta Sigm a Phis, Her- -lians, Hesperian« and Themians iirld their formal dinner dances ast week-end.
STUDENTMGHT AT CHURCH ON FRIDAY
Annual Event Schedule. P r im for Competing Student
Entertainer*.
At the Sta té Thursday »OnlyLO l'IS O R A V E fR K PRESENTS
LAST STATE RECITAI
DEMOLAY RAINBOW PARTY TO BE HELD FRIDAY NIGHT
The committee o f the DeMolay-Rnin- bow Blues party announces that the Gold Diggers will feature many favorite blue selections at the party Friday
Several societies entertained with must dances. They were the Chi >nicga. Alpha Gamma Rho. AeTheon..nmbda CM Alpha and Phi Chi Alpha. . . , . , .5 » Western Collegians played for the '¡partatt Fencers club dance held Sat- " irday evening in the Little Theater Tr and Mrs. Mort Mason acted as a irons.
an
The Playboys played for the Ero Al- >hmn formal dlnner-dance given in the Wisteria room of the Hotel Olds. Sat- idny evening. Tables set. in cabaret
sing from 9 to 1 T lie ballroom will be decorated
harmony with the blue theme The committee consists of John Jennings. Beatrice O’Brien. Altec Ulrich, and Merle Sptirrel. Tickets are $1.80 i«er couple.
«.tended t hele were attractively decorated with Chi Omega open house on Saturday
A b o u t th i r t y co u p les
piite tapers tied with pink tulle Ham-- red silver cigarette cases and light-
were given to the guests. Among ■ guests were the following alumni
Margaret Vargo. Detroit; Alice Teel. $peer: Margaret Hubbard. andilrlatde Donaldson. Detroit. T lie fol- iwtng Pi Beta Ph i’s attended the irt-y: Eloisr Avery and W inifred Root
Ann Arbor, and Virginia Bury and nrrlct Ball o f Hillsdale
dance
evening. Bruce Fayerwcather’s urcii«'s- irn played tor dancing. Mr and Mrs. Blwood Lawrence and Mrs Alice Clapp acted as patron1-
Friday evening. March 21. will be student night at tlie weekly party held m ihe Student Parlors o f the Peoples church. Stunt night is held annually and every year some very clever and entertaining stunts are originated.
il ie feature o f this party will lie two plays, in competition with each other staged by the local Y. M C A, and Y. W. C. A organisations The Y M C. A play, a one-act comedy, entitled Poor Little Freshman" is written
especially f o r lb f occasion by Mrs Dora H Stockman, and is representative of college life. Students taking part in it are Robert Ries. Glenn Bedel. F lem ing Barbour. Wm Ntvison. Jess Bird
m Kenneth Phi Ip. Edwin Yeomans Phil Cartwright and Clarence Wylie No in- 1 formation would be given out concerning, the Y W. C A. play
Other organisations and their leader.' co-o|ieratlng m staging stunts are Agricultural group. L A Zillman; Home Economics group. Glad vs Rivers: Liberal Ai'tfi «roup. Betty Waters; S. C L... B O M ate :'S C U . R. E HohisH: and Wells Hall. Lee Brown A suitable prl/c is being awarded for the best stunt All -Indents are invited to at-
» Continued 1 rótti page one: twenty-five years on the concert, and is considered as one o f tlie few. . . . . . authorities on vocal art To addition in his duties on this campus he conducts on annual country wide tour, and makes frequent trips for continental concerts
Graven re
came to this campus in 1929. where ho lias been head o f the vocal department of the Michigan State Institute « i Music, attracting pupils from all over the United States to study under him.
The tudent body- will be admitted in the concert on student tickets granted the entire college for the.se concerts. The expectancy that, many Lansing and centra! Michigan music patrons will attend ¡he concert makes it appear
French-Belgium certain that the seating capacdescent educated on the continent, has spent some years in England,
and la' strain lie immense
eci to crow r
willit most to hold the
HC1Ä W . fcUCTT NUGCNT . MAWON Û A V iti » H Q t iO » i W » *
March Weather Gives ClothiersBreak on Variety Furnishings
1930's o f every liegan t here ;
March keeps up the other March since the There is weather here weather, weather ev<
tilt moiv
AeTheon fraternity entertained the Little Theatre Friday evening wi a dance. Bruce Fayerwralher’s c chest rn played for the dancing, a Mr and Mrs F A Collins acted patrons.
lie Tbcm lan format dinner dance About . given in the Wisteria room of the Rnbe
otci Olds on Friday evening. Ostrich Rho ether bill folds marked tlie places Tlietlie guests at tables placed in cabaret lc About forty couple danced to the isic furnished bv the "Gold Diggers."
Bob Cru/ct's Cotton club orclirstrft-tif lit played for tlie Delta Sigma Phi
irtnaI dlnner-dance on Saturday oven- m the mam ballroom "1 the Hotel
s which fifty couples attended ¡>i book vanity compacts were given the guests. Attractive white cellu-
programs were another feature of evening. 5
Inait fifty -five couples attended the 1 main lormal dinner dance at the u s Hotel on Saturday evening Fry'? Id Diggers" played tor cabaret • dancing Attractive Giver vanity *s witii the iraternttv seal ihserib- 'ii the lop marked the place ol each
The programs were cleverly done i'1'ie and wliite celluloid Ainpitg ner Henmans back lor the party r Carl Baynes Lansing. James
s, Detroit. Robert Rowe. Red- .ieorge Rosebert v. Grand Rapids;
45 couples danced •*s orchestra at the Alpha house dance Saturday house was decorated i
Joiinanimaening.
rick’s day colors
plaFa vcrweai hcr'a orche: the dancing of more than 35 couples at the Lambda Chi Alpha house Saturday nlglíl 'Hie patrons were Mr and Mi> .toe Shcedy. Mr and Mr A Swescr, ahd Mr and Mrs Ike Kelt y
Capi and Mrs Lanari Mr and Mts Paul K ochan and 0 » . i i Wilson, acted as patrons at the Pin Chi Alpha house dance Friday evening A Kaver- veather orchestra played for the iianc-
Y E A R B O O K G O E S T O P R E S S S O O N
April 15 Sri a t Trirtitive Dale (or Placing of All Copy With
P rin te r* .
I he 1930 Wolverine will u oil or before Tnesdav. April mg 1.1 Harlow B Meno. cdl annual Organi/ai Ion wor book i* progressing rapidly sections are already m the the printers.
All ropv for the
more weativ la» able Jo ¡ake care of
And changeable' One goes ti the hnsli .4 a warm Mmun« atid wake up to a December with the snow rushing gaii- wide-open windows and a win v blowing .dl 'h e covers off. one moments fhe next,sun filling in between.
o n e wears overcoats to A M and vests lo P M s ot* Just the other way around It is t a common ight to see slick* ■• trongest, iieat of tlie midcl»' to jierrnvr coat less student* struct01» hovering in doorway; m m pelting down outside . > pliable sight not easily to be When ears i>ocomc -tuck m now, tlielr owners never try to get thrm out it is mUCh wait t"i 11*“ puddle either lo * in overflow and float tlie cat
No wonder ¡lie wrnrv studei tin- weather forecast but of tin with a what s tlie use? ’ ; ctmi
idi lions alendar weather vwliere;
should
» bed meveningnorhing.
wearing a I) so as to be only growls .»mono who
thing mrea«i\ I••how
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MISS PALMER SPEAKS AT CHRISTIAN UNION MEETING
Kleetloi lasses 1 V Miss
, often 1,1 in,IHlr -oinin
\ ol new oilicers and Mnrgarel Palmer. ox- in the Francis DePau School tor Mexican
a talk earlier v Mis-
Girls.
ihi Hollywood, rah form a were events " r the Student Christian Union meeting of March 16 Miss Palmer told interesting ‘ torte« about her experiences. ; pierd With . comparisons o f the M exican and the American giri
r! hrows inflow
nplatcsadministration
mil oilsvhil tile
Richard Ort \ •id. Walkervllle.
Gi. of My Thumb. a one act plav. a as given by the members ot the East. La lisi tig iirt.li .school iqjeoríi * lasa a i the. i meeting ( I tlie Faeuliy Folk club Fri day afternoon in the club rooms " f the Woman' building The prodUC- tton woe directed bv Mi.v* Gera]|dmc Elliott A string quartet arranged >»v Mrs O J B iuyoucos gave several selection»! Following ’ hr program punch was 'icrved to the hundred guasta troin a table made attractive with a color rheme <•, yellow and white Mt C
3 Robinson ar»ed as general chairman : o f the program
. onipleted by the firs1 With the completion .nmior and sophö
th<
• .f March 21 »• trr«hmnn »IV and pl.ctur
hands *’t ¡i lent ion
of i lie annual and t
AttentionStudents
Ia m ìr ì* M m t n-to-iui# K w ia a rtn l
tit ftoalk WMhlnstM A v m « «
H. S. MarshallJEWELER
1 M l b e t to r y o u feel, tliem o re y n ii cun tlf) ( o r y o u r
s e l f in w $ ll us everyone eUe* T i n “ scn iW r w h o bus d o n e
m ost f o r b is c o l le g e ” is the
o n e w h o a l w a y s b u s f t o
e n e r g y f l ix l s tren g th to p u t
th in g s o v e r .
S h r e d d e d W h e a t h e lp s y ou
to le u d in e u i iip u s llo liv tlk 'S . T w o S h r c d d e i l W h e a t H is- c u i t s s w i r n o i i i u t in w h o le
“ M an W ho H a s D one th e M ost for T lis C ollege”
m ilk e v e ry n ia rn in R w ill p u t yoU f*o >oi»r to e s fo r th e h u ll# n e s s Ulld p le a s u r e of th e day . I t g iv e s , in re u d ily d ig e s te d fo rm , ill th e fo o d e le m e n t» i s s e o t i u ! to u n o u r i s h in g \ itu I ity * p ro d u c in g b r e a k fa s t .
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Clonsistinu *-f niri<* sculp treat tnent wave contoura- iion fanal >nd manicure Also, spcciai oil f-Yedrrlc and Nestle permanents.
A lta Mani) Srau h i traim i
Barratt Shoe Repairing SHIN I ’. - LACKS
in* n t of ra-hMMi sh«|i Itti I tiram i Itévrr
■ and I .ausing. Su to findn .: tanni H .iku. Hcrmta
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Techniquej Firnt-
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I an airplane— you really ought- » know how* i f you ’ re liopu*« CS
r it much.Pipe tc*. hninuc can lie picked up
hrough experience, or it can !>e . urnerl outright. Master i t now , i relish your ¡»pea!Rule One for Pipe-smoking i*
Find your tobacco .’ ’Rule One stops some beginners.
*hey lo»»k here. They seurch (Hiere. They hunt . . . we must
ward false modesty! Ru le One can » Edgeworth!Rule Tw<» i» . . but w-uld yo»i
learn mil the ser rets o f pip* t « fh - |tnque? Then let us send you our ■Rules for Pipe-smoking— and » Jfrre-for-nothing tna l pocket o l
icnuine o W ^ E d g e w o r th , the YJiacro inode for pipes. Th ink o f - ru le » mod Edgeworth, the How rvd the what o f pipe smolong, »0
/our 20 stamp and thatcoupoo here below.
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ATHLETIC COUNCIL PRESENTS EIGHTY-EIGHT A W A R D S IN
R Y E MICHIGAN STATE SPORTSLocal Committee On Award. Set. tJnu.ual Precedent in Awarding
Major Letter, to Stellar NUmSt-i of Two Minor Sports Squid»; Al.o Give. Gold Basketball, to Cagers for Good Work.
State W ill Hare:t Cage Captains
Michigan Slate «¡11 have three basketball captains lievi krtaspjt the result o f a squali election held Monday afterriiHjn. Hi rèi* »neu were eligible and all of the juniors « i l l sh ire the li
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SOCIETY TRACK S T A T E M E N P L A C E MEET PLANNED IN C H A M P A I G N M E E T
FOR THIS WEEKir Pole Vault.
" c . tt ^ D e t r o i t A ll-college elections wit! be held jt.ion and six ^ Ypsilanti Central the union building lobby from 8 .»0-51
copped the titles in Class A a lid B. rc” Thursday, March 20. spectlvely.
Brown Gels Fourth In 1.500 Meter and Olson Ties for Fifth
o f the .!•»
Freshman Wrewtlin« tls F 'd w m B ì l e i id»
RI W
,,r nine Mi
J \ su ll l ! in f iv e ln iim -h i-s I I p n t t P f lS f , ".‘l ........rcctnr <»l Athl. H ^ llnlpli II. Y n W # iB n w m ir ft » athletic council cnmnifi.ee on « w n tm i.u nij * ( vocQgnlliotl for tholP w m B M he vIn the numiicr ot mftioT nwnnls, wxen K'lt I! to the nin linker's mgjor letter.
basketballs \Vere present- M anagers l e i * a h ot! I he capers in appreciation -ocr»«)o f th e ir w o rk in es tab lish in g rth e «.>;t r a o n l in a r v re c o rd d u r in g w?
th e past KcnKon.An untisunl procedure was taken in ^ iVj,.nn(.tt
-the case ol f.winuninu and wrestling. ,• Rf j (j| usually considered minor • sports. In (yH view o f the noteworthy performances. •o f four members of both the varKilv Mmat and tank teams. Hu* council voted Harry u wadditional major letters T ile Splosh- ' , j.era to receive the major awards are ^ . nUie best in their event to represent the j ona < collage in history and the ..¡mu upplies 10 the grapplers.
The awards are distributed fr*l’ i nlows: Basketball eight major letters, hneri it, one monogram and five service sweat- ' ■ ■■ * . ■ ,. , ? r,era; freshman basketball nine numer- Mackinaw Cityals six service sweaters and one mail ft" r fen r. , M • u .,-ers award: wrestling four major Freshman l lo . lletters, four minor letters, »me service Numcrala c sweater and one manager's award. Nogmmcr. George A •freshman wrestling eight . n u m a t ’. Arlington. X1i' ■ 1 h‘ 'hockey -seven minor letters, four scr Calumet; Barnard vice sweaters nnd one manager's award; T»>new:in»ia. Is freshman hockey, four numerals; swimm ing--four m ajor letters four mumi M ajor lettf letters and two service *.w»*aters; fresh. Grand liapulman t.wlmmlug ■■ 10 numernls; fencing Webster GfO• four m inor letter; ahd one service Beheld, Kfllal
sweater. D etroitT lie complete list ol awards follows M inor lettr
BaHketbnl) (¡rand Rapid*Major letter and cold ball James 11 C arlyA C lf>
F R A T C A G E T IT L E G O E S T O U U T !;
! erf ra ten «y, Track and Field iill- Begin Monday
TFIACK V(E#i INELIGIBLEFina! Run Off Wednesday; 990 í va led for Thurs
d ay .
Basketball Cham! Wlier Eufiotffiar
Friday I
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swimmingRav
F0PH0M0RE CO EDS WIN W. A. A. SWIMMING MEE
HIGH SPLASHERS
N::? New Marks Set By Contestants in 7th Annual Swim
ming Meet.
Fri J I )1)0
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VnnZylon. Grand h Herder. Grnn<l Hnv Sturgis: Rogar R d fo ve Ht urgísArthur J lingo, Muskegon: Kdwart W ayne Scott, Fort- Wnyne. Ind Run sell Phenthelm. I.ansing M anagers letter M ax D oerr. PoiUUu
Monogram Harold Hatm. ch m lo ite Service sweater ÿphn A Bariiarr
Detroit; Dee W Pinner». Grand Rap id.*: Henry W Srhnti SclicrervilllInd ; liver.son B llm lm ; Randall I Boeskool, Grand Rapid»
Freshman I I » sic et bul I Numeral.1 Arnold W IbdTieUI Lan
sing; M olde 8 Holcomb CassopnlbCharlea K Keneh. Ionia. Altoh iKircher. Gladstone; 13lt fiord I ’ l ibetfi Olndstopc; Kenneth C: M eAlec Halt Creek, ('liarles Vt Porter G ra n d ! .edgi W illiam I. Vondcttc. Ragtnau Ra hm S Wvkes, Grahd Rapid» '
Service »\vt filers M Wit vite Cm.-. Ii.ll. Mason. Waldo Freel»ft111. I 11 plnln.S. N Y . Arthur I Hid »el.Joseph; Andre« J Korney. Trfifisin(filarle; F* MUspaugh. Wvmidoitc*Mhri«»-- SlmfhonK. (»rand
Minor manm;eria! award Dchton, Caro
tVrod lint Ma jor let I err - Cnpt Mar
cirand Ktiptd».. M erll B M l.ansmi’ . Norman StoimRichard S Tompkins. 8t
M dior letters Hubf rl Highland; PftUl. ('• Hin ¡< îr é e k C h a r le s f : B la r .h t 1 Addison F W llb e t <»l»l \
Bet vice riweatet Mari 'Fanle;
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b e t te r q u a lity , o i I i i l u r a rom a and fin e r ira
u rance — and a ll the w o r ld « i l l find It out.
W itn e s s C h es te r fie ld s p o p u la r ity , g r o w in g
e v e r y day , N o Itash in th e pan , but enduring p o p u la r ity —* e a rn ed b y s iuokers the
o n e thing they w a n t;
"TASTE above everything * MILD iod yet THEY SATISFY
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Ï T A T ETODAY AND WEDNESDAY
D E V l lM A Y 'CARET i l l ; scieon 's first
sqjcctiH'lllilt* mtisienl romance — :i piclure Ihat will establish a new standard of “class’ — is here at last! The whole world flwilits Novarro’s lirst Talk- • nu-SitiL’inii picture — it will not be disappointed.
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THCRSDAY ONLY 1EVERY TIME SHE OPENED HER MOCTH — s h e p u t h e r f o o t i n i t !
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