T H E W E A T H E R

F a i r a n d c o n t in u e d « « I d t o ­n ig h t . In c r e a s in g c lo u d i­n es s S a tn r d a v , r is in g t e m ­p e ra tu re .

M ichigan 's F o rtmnnt Q lte g ta U R «»'»W q * » y _

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*S ft . Ï S K M SD E V I S E S P L A N T O F U N D D E B T

Petition* to be Pretenled to Mem­bers of C lan Asking (or

Assessment.

STATE BOARD TO DECIDEFavorable Action Will Result in

Levying $1.25 Blanket Tax

Next Term.

the 100 men high school

¡0 will bt* •lit«' iool swimming I.« \ ..nrl Sntiirt

Wednesday i* onpadty *»f tors from 20 •oughout tii«' in lhi* state

et to -be Helduf this week, ¡.nanced fot

i with t lids'

hOUM

C U N I A X E S T E R M

W I T H S U C C E S S‘The Clean-Up" Makes Decided

Hit With Audience of 500 Wednesday Night.

IS ONE OF SOCIETY'S BESTWork of Warren Shook is High­

light of Term 's Last Play; Play Well Cast.

A plmi whorobi iip.ss of the Jimio Was lormulated I ;-lns«< nhd was ai Charles Ladd, pi tf the J-Hop do m order that ti throughout the lion form oí prfi lo obtain Utc sot

HeiiUons will i)

indebt od- «• fitta ticed

•st tin*circulated «

and the firi.!'.'am ;

sediskUtK that of SI 25 on

iinior class at tl ollectod next torn »resented to tlio :•»illnr*» at their hey will be ask»-« inability «»i pia< u'.atnst the class

Inasmuch as -«»h• used

J - H O P F I N A N C E R E P O R T G I V E N

Class Fund Deficit is Explained in Detail; Amount Still is

Outstanding.

Conner' was pre-

i honorary “•day oven-

before a was the last to'v tor the

tf the finest i. and wifi

vted.00

heldlie »-

T O N I G H T R A N K S S E A S O N ’S B E S T

Informal Party to Hare Record Crowd and Colorful

Dccuraiiona.

TERM SEES MANY EVENTSFreshman Affair It Last Important

Event on Lengthy Social Calendar.

The Fmsh Frolic in the ballroom of the Union tonight wifi mark an end Id the winter term .social season o f col­lege formal*- and class parties flit* freshman party, though informal in nature ts one o f the traditional par- tjf,s of the season and takes its place

Approvei of Placiag Blanket Tax along with the soph From, the senior, . . T M ^ Formal and the .J-!lop. This years

o f >1.25 i ICTM 0 » tom - cot,|al spnson hus been an especiallyratal«Arv I ¿«ft busy one and nearly every week end haspuito ry U S I . fomr |irominenl college I unction

beside the usual tun ol fraternity andin .« regular busines' meeting

Two members of the same sorority wifi vie for honor» in the beauty con­test being conducted by The Wolverine campus yearbook, according to an an ­nouncement made Friday by Harlow B. Mem», editor-in-chief

The candidates chosen this week are Miss Evelyn O Hardy Vernon. Shia­wassee county, and Miss Margaret Stephens. Lansing. Both co-eds are members Pf Kappa Alphn Theta soror­ity.

Mi.-s Hardy is secretary of the sopho­more class and Mias Stephens, a junior, held the same position last year. Miss St «'plums was sponsor of the military band in 1929 and is a member of Theta Alpha phi, national honorary drama­tics society,

C O U N C I L F A V O R S Y E A R B O O K F E E S

Edward Heutner. a senior studei majoring in geoTbgv. hits accepted scholarship from the Northwestern university. Mr Heutner intends :< enter Northwestern in the fall takim work leading to a M s. dee tee tf geology T ills is the first time that i Michigan State student has yeceivei this scholarship.

Heutner has been working lot tw» terms on the problem of the separatiot ol heavy minerals trom Pennsylvania' -and stones of Michigan, and he 1 M present a paper on tins subject at thi Academy $f science at Ann Arbor nt March 21 At this same tune ,s Cl Hergtpitst. associate prolessor o f i:eo logy wifi give all address on tlr Cleology of lu ce county and W tl Kelly will uive a talk oil pPssll Find*

ling in the Pennsylvania Formation

E S S A Y C O N T E S T P L A N N E D H E R E

C. E. Lawton Contctt Offer* Prixe of 525 to Mai« Student»;

Sponsored by English Dipt.

M A K E C H O I C E S F O R E L E C T I O N S

Sophomar* and Freshmen Elimi­nate for Major Campus

Officials.

r esu lts run closeCompetition Keen for Candidaltt

for Student Council and Union Board.

ighfighi \ able

ororlty eventsStudent CofihOll held last night m the Although thi council rooms on the fourth Moor o f Ilit1 |rolle ha Union building, that bodv passed fav-

upon thei placelv upon a mot ton t ........... ............................... .allege ballot for the approval of t,,, , nn„. iu»ket.s at the doot . i intent body a motion to pût the minute sale The décoration ctinc hack on u blanket lee busts ,,.0 Uf\d01‘ Uarlton Spenc

. the proiM»sltion wn« finally up ed by the men's covertilng bod

ale of tickets for the been unusually good, .hmnue

Mitchell, president ol the yearling*, announced last night that there would

■ -* * ..... ‘ or lastbhiMft -s hard

. work last night draping Hie buli­niti» In college colors and her«* ItiM

out <>( f before i>ton co lack of

thi

arty and ¡I Ion must be lass from the

It is hoped ' h¿ f names are alltat«* hoard wil

•ht.

i -bufiti - ftxtrem el y w ell dofie th e :ce won If I 1vu Ib t l)lfu ; w h o find th e heaviest firm :tilg Die to!

V fit i band w h o $1 7 * or $1 251 li’nne t:i*her than reduce hi# 'pt i< i ot the Imo

«fie ! » »mH v a- pia ved by T h o actionVfonre w ith great kill Father enrioi •.ciuent ofv ;«•. FI i/atN*th M ad Is.,n a COl- 1 nifi.-11 1 ;> tid new paper «vïujnifi. i on - body to have •

•d m att i tally ■• th c ♦n tcr ta in - eetvc Indent

¡('Il... _ i per term, thfh*e addingal price of the bonk to f,ld Irelandle*s th in the preseti! The |»urty is scheduled* promptly at ! o'clock as otilv 1

lull privileges have been granted first year men in their first at a college party. The iiuim « lor the

ides eui

j R A V E U R E W I L L C L O S E C O U R S E

lated Tenor Expected to Dr»» Immente Crowd (or Lott

College Concert.

¡roupC o l­and

was done . Wngh<

- taken with the the Board of Publu • i the intere*-1 of that «.liege publications re- upport a committer

Kised "I Harold Hannah êhnlrniati •d Cmertner and l*fof A 11 Nel- were i<*rently |ppo(Dtrtl by the

nations hoard lo investigate the ability of nulling the college aft- back on u compulsory lee

ve<tigution • hovm ’ hat during the (hat 'tie book an«* oh a lilatiket

rnptton H was «lili ><• pay its own -and build up a tonali reserve at the » Mine ! -ast vonr hit a hat rate iOO 'hi- book WMII in 'h e Itole sev- huiHired dollars, and unie»» m»1*« quite « torwurdOM*»iv durine thr

uu term 'he ».«wig w ill run it sell inM

the I.Jep» Mav 2

H I G H S C H O O L S T O C O M P E T E I N T A N K160 Men Swim Herr Friday

Saturday in Statf-Wide Championship»

and

lna*m tteh •«" ’ !m council tei»fi Dint

v - n « a len i Miiotild want -i • opy • itI *' W o lverin e a* a iMiveiut ot h k '-ol-»•re dav t.hev .re liapUo: iiat 'ft « ’rnoi ion w ill recei ve wIioU--«.( ( ' led f iu ­lie»)’ O ppo f -.«»"d wiU Ifw elye ti s t| (Ti­mefit num bor •it .«»les to na ke 'rcp rc 'ierit.itiv f' ol •lie student «!hm|\

I I ,. mi'Mon " i i : lie ba llot • ill leadI a hi >'t l.ivtil • i ; c o m p ili" i •. W olv-

,-liru fc< of H 2 i per term •o th at e ffect 111,etc w ill »)«* ai m ular

nega tive -tatetni •i - to r those (iplKM.Cii

to th e »notion The question will Is-

decided i " Die ol <<illege elei tton on

spirit ot

0 start1 o'clock lor the

:empt al makers

■ evening are Konnv Klanu • W ol*.erlne lVollckets iron» Detroit .» No m

The social 'easoii was ope.ned thi« than blie e year with the colorful uUlttarv ball fit ; No * *•the armory on the last week end fit ,,, i.-ngth January, and wo« tollowed a week later .j Eachby the INO Uhloh (Jpera and this dab- ,|H, departorate J-Hop in the Musoni« temple .,VBliV .£.»•»» The University of Mtehlgali basketball vaine took the stmt light the next week .lid. and Oil Feb 22, the Senior lottimi attracted the prom-trotter-» The *»iv soph Prom closed the month "t fab* tuarv while laat week end tnrtibhed u breathing s|»efi before the Froah Frnlt*’ eonrluden the program I«»' parfv- goers i«»night

S T U D E N T T O P L A Y W I T H C I V I C G U I L D

Wm Montgomery, Velerò» Tkrto n«- nut«, Alpha Phi Seoior Appear»

Morch 24. .

T h e ¡ninnai Fssav to n te » ' •po fivoied

Law soI I the

n PIT F light

d ep a rtn ie iil. w ill pP *»t m ule underuraduutc est

interest to tl on <1

cam pii* T Hi every year, ¡i

s .nutestun der"

d lie radua

Im*lug e lig ib le to « ompet eMibjt1T h e esst»y itiny be U|1ion any

and the w in ner w ill be -I¿»ven a prlxe

$25,00 In t,:|;S ; veut» 1Itere 1"e bet

•'onslderubl'1 ip tPlPst Mown

Fili m ina t ibps o f tin tin* two lower • hiss«’ field Thursday ftfiernr»tu determine tl'.«‘ < "iplaced on tlw' all-colt will be coumriereri 1 tur m the annual «Icetton¡Uls’ ntliiTs

Approximately 201.1 *. <1 th f sophomore * 1.» - - f (»Id- hull gWdttortum tfib rlasf* polling four uv 011 the student council a n d two women on ! bullo», a n d two men on the Liberisi Art o

Howard Jaehn ig Wa ard Logan, and Dona u n i lot the H tu d eb t.»b taiiii ri I h e fo u r htgli field The pOfiihg ' Jaefinig 5.1 Kelley » • ten 41 Dale Vaughan Mitchell 19

The two nu*n that Union board are b o 1' rv Pace while the •

Ha/el (litfi* 'Tin- polling

« ti 2I A rthur Dtw•ret- 15 ( f i t l ie n s 27 I law lev 1.8 tiltil •■• .(miniate- lor the 1

( 'm l H o rad ine F • (jon ttiu ied 011

will

ominees named - last week w as in at 5 oTlnrk ufidutes to be *ge ballot that sduv March 20 tot major catn-

tes were cast m teetifig lield in A- a result of

>h will be placed ballot two men 1C Union board 1 ml two women

rd K e lle y . l^*on- id W a rre n wifiUo u ik iI. having est votes in the ,» ;i- follows:I.O*;an :t7. War- H and Claude

* til 1 uu for t he < . '••;. and L.ut- o-cd i .nufidates ns and Evelyn was: Pace 31.tetire 25 Victor Hardy 31 M ari­ne Phillip» 26 iberat Arts fioard lies' Metr Cur-l'itge 2»

........... w Inchten upon paper " f proxiiwately h1 x it u

.1 'i'lie name of nn' appear on unv ( but each coit'esiam Ids essay a <aid bea the writer alid 'lie

6 l lie t ’olfi’ge ,*h lo prlfit the wfiillim more o| ’ lie f'ullege

the 11 il'fio opV ot tilsnail hand

ill fit

inibitili» int li­ai ! tie nullit)« t

S P A R T A N S T A K E P U R D U E D E B A T E

Two-Man Affirmative Team Sait Down Univeriity Opponent!

. in Eaiy Fiihion.

makebnniet

lubmfited

some Idl'd ¡I

t fie twvwarded • rin

o tid ti l '

o n ioun• spent toand 'Im 1

Theatre II head ••

night

ended

• voi bei "• ! *then’ that lie ;.»i♦ rise collere , » u

pre-ent !’■*• and New York

tcili return Wedi appearance hen jxatt of th»’ t

i' a- much admit in • hose in * io*

E L E C T C A P T A I N S IN H O C K E Y , S W IM M IN G

Warner l.rart« Puck -O ierrr«; Ct,ne F.lectrH l*v Tankmen.

Both From t)«*troit

TAU SIGMA SWINGS OUT, HAS BANQUET

Seventeen Initiated Inin Honorar? Arti and Seienco Freier nil»

Thnrtdny.

umowHiera ble interest fias lier

he faculty a ml stud<|ie roiTiiliR present.itton of

pplejack 'lie firxt of a '-/Mies i i*» ¡ait 011 by Hie C’ lvlr Playi

Unsing hi eonnertion wi'*- e lliea fer Movftrneid I i 'f

apt n in

vehern iUKh March 24ih ifiiam Montgomery. •

und a veteran lliet ir, will take one of 'tie Captain Appi*

uditori'in ui Mond»

WRESTLING TEAM SELECTS CAPTAIN

Norman Stoner Chown to Lead Mat Trom for Coming

Year.

complet lori es ;i pose*

The 1 T ino di

Alpha Flfi Mu to

u.tv

[ten 1 ui huh: fi '■ waited

ORMER M. S. C INSTRUCTOR DIES AT EAST UNSING HOME

Finies C Baker a form er ; depart mip ii* o í 'h*

school ' • om*‘ 262 W a ran*H ive r avenme. late Tuesday Mar

Mr n » f T W I'M » was: 78 V»•ars vii '-g1

fia»- been inpk»ye.rt in • he H e « Mo* o

Car rom;-. (t:,v for ■he «»st fine Vt'.iT ■

Previous ,i i hat •ime tie I.ad ta** n

member fifiege :.ir '

Open House Arranges Hattieffetween Hedlam and Diplomacg

UOld ( ’b*rk ne I -»nunc.

i id fiorì I«»* anes IVski he, VlaiilkH .¡berg Ht 1 i-inu. Lut fie roil Male f ’ ..»V Fa ■' I.ati>xiklvn Ma rv

a annual m •venin« *'

sWingon' i: Iw m ot l >'*

«rganifat ¡»u

Jordan Ho *sa O iop ff I

Kill-Ho

Her

ard W Hrur*

Tfaelvt i ikei F.

Fofiijwing ' iie wel ber» given bv H' ie«ptm*e by (fin «c r «* t in g 'a lk * aPob llU rO II. o f

(Jgde arley Albion

eph; Ne .ndrup f i ie en v tllf* ,

uiving; lx»ru- I'osthu- *• Uuiiford Hofhfuw*. c HtavetWin, Stmt fi »- .«-wer. Howard City,

t HiMtrig >nd t»ay* Lanainir

it tier, senioi member Hlef tor the evening orne to the new rnem- ieri Murdœk. and »he t ad R o th fu » un (II-

givtn bv Prof C h rhemlotry depart nient,

•d LunxtnK artors are incl in ’ be 1 .<nt far thè play

MI sa Katherine W in « k I c r H ow ard Jovtier. members of ’ ite ? u*un state college art depurimeli thè cerne director* fòt thè DIM Lave «rranged for «ionie unique se and iighling efTertn

Amoiig " e patron* «fi Apple jack are f*re» and M r. Htuiw Dean a’tid Mr- K II Kvder I^wt*. Klchurd* Ijoui» Oroveiire Mr and Mrs Jacob Hchepers

will captain wrestling tenni (»ted Die honor

Stoner w, ito din mr captain.

• jrd iti u flered om pet h (

»ni\

Milwaukee When t

but. one i western ir

¿ Pi Kappa‘ Kansas

m debate•ph Kidder stufiv oliti«*, e presenta- ; C Otto.

heidge was J M «•(•fi department ili tuga" H H -ngtneerthg. wft*

te am e an wns e in a 110-decis- Hie teacher», af»»fi-d that the (dopt a plan "I

excepting such , for |M»lice pur-

vent on the road two debate* thiswas last night, r esuli H Of Whlcll

«cetved. and the •*te uffiverxtty at

le bates are completedvtfi remain before the in the team g'>e* to the convention at Wichita »rrsonnel of this team ••11 determined

Via

MERRILL PALMER GIRLS PICKED FOR SPRING TERM

ish mutr I nmpki

Bag of Reckoning Drawn NighFor Procrastinating Student«

■ »»•♦•n • Itoseli bv Donomlc* depart- Pnliner chool of 111« prtng term • he basis of high

ill i ••present 8 t*te o í - on v i l le M u rs •len Linn. fSOAt npbefi Fa*» Lan- .«rtents are o f the

(fit gettmv(.freggd

idifiMat

Tothlfig •• at of Hot » on featf

i un i bruiv» »luserxltv

IO N V E N I E N Ta m p u s» A L E N D A R Fayet

amount 'h efixiuen» • he subject of open H

outshine Lincoln at which is very ,ldd . preceding ’ •’i<h’n»icaUy like the uMiafiy uegin by a Smithers chairman -f ¡ * r0*11*

tellina ’ be committee for aoRr h- P l*>boy, “ PJ ,hAKiinu nvmw th e Dhone at « « » F

iding ;P Bet»v g her time egh .( frwdunen **• ,■ , it grxrtl R id ,»• « a good kid ** for goaii sak- ««*» a ding up Irene -towing ftwaf rv»** uQ wrcvtfll elect m

»sink furniture mg room furniture ¡ate tntroducmg tn the usuai fine

pr*ïoefilng I re mHI Reeptt

RABBIT SHOW HQJ) IN NEW ARMORY THIS WEEK

nr tug 4 term pap* 4t Mexican Heigh •'

Byron students • book brami tn 'lie

a' the library a t r i-annual workout » g a i

lia ven t increased over Diet- pern .ti number* but itfiw different •- prevaiUng Joe»*tudent *> 11 *atmnmplieve from 'he lighthearted which dominates the reading room 'he beginning «*í ’ lie team.

T h e law o f a vera ge* a tten d * ’ •» that If sou go U» th e lib ra rv «amply to fu r- m *h a R tarting iwHnt for th e w alk itom e

H P ea r ly m th e term , you 11 go tfiv**re iníT.e M ich igan •'tote Kabbit »now ,t# r t r ,d R orn »» and work in th e sweat

r o « (u r t « d d u n iw i M p M » • « » “ " » ' * r < * * * r ° * ' * • " " ' , lM l ' r n " "

IVW Arm or, l » l I » » » tmiujht " v^ h>l M f|| lhe „ ( • ru» .lorvnd the various prue» awarded ^ ^ pr,ÄPed to sterner things.»bject of »hi** *h a « N m t0 There are. for example, 'errn i»apers

i n r r « » m l* r » . l ln IH» rm r ir i« ot ran- wBlfB » » , * r , « » m

. . . _ b a . ■ B S i S r S ñ S r E - T - r£ ^ r > r : =m to th f n iiih . .a , K i.rn m - n - u o o . .11 l0 .,»■ n r , r » . l im p u ,-

n o * o u t ot prw i-w inner. ena .e4 member « I itw ii.ir lll«en t»i»H D llootm ao. and Am on« the^owner» p yfmf wortte* evaporate into thin air

Prof V R Oardner <*f »he S a « I r Lawk* «L D u t t f J<**> » u t even t h e int*iUge»t»ia. ai»d timar ^ mformed

of Okemoe

AT THE UNIONm lta n • f I <»rd

lone.

T he

r»f the fm cvcofied lfiard-prcased oufisui out o f »iie r***ersr io clock w ith ««ne o »a volum e* o f * t Jutland h idden

An oth er •• th i* ju n cttm

, that college tub HIlVlloW

inden t a j paving j

»v work Íuf m anag ing to be undone u n til th e |

loat two weeks w hen »he fu ll vo lu m e I of th e term * study sudden ly burst.-* up ­on th e unsuspecting student, neces­s ita tin g no sleep lo r th e last »w o week

«c lio o l A n d th a t, one of th e m - 1 - ‘ he

ntt Max The U le tu» nr »e r t rack nam read ih g-rta nimm- twenty-ft i Brtt tánica a »-reader* «UilYsf

teadmg room at i »f »hr thirty-five r Hboft History under thetr coats.

... things acvurrtnainch persuade 11 m it with the insidi«m*

at

Special lea menus will be served in the main dining room every Wednesday, beginning M arch 12. from -‘5 to 6 p. mi Food will be attrac­tively served and prices will be rea­sonable.

I'hJ oUv-r day. I» no m ir <o « « »Umf V“ * i — “ mMht » , Will I» m am m on *•»*■»» |

________ - . ________ || , i P — l l I II I ¡T I I I ..... H iiT l a i t M s c. AV.. arm ». t a u t « n prum m ow y ou. oí 1».ìc le a n e d a n d p ve g n M w i t h m t n m m M ' t .

M Y COVPON BOOKS

f t p IW *

M f c h t g a n S l a t e N e w s1 ass- Ä ’S ftÄ V -ssn « S A rt? g-g^S s

I t o I k t a U t U t t N r » « « « • u ■ • T ï f i j f î î/ * ' • *s a s « T r i WWW TeWt'hon«. coll««** rtrhunirr. ««teiwion I H ________________

M - l A 'l«. A». V if V i J î V ï »Ä Ä KïJLTJid-Aw., ( h m p . •••• _________ ________________

¡Editoria., » ,- r h , » . f * Â £ “ ÂTÆ T t t Ä f fi . 2 5 * . « * «•*

SuWrirtion. IMO «•*«* Sch«**»! Ymr. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Music — Art and

Drama

SpMu PNfNMt wak Wtrk « NkfcfM State Sm« Book

while it is still fro* interest on the part tics that th< those sitn 'r c la ss nv their c lass («ck on an

The assessed am our sufficient to pay off th-

P S

k e i . a r i h m ; t h k j m t t m s —

The rpimrt of iho .1 Hop financial condition anil the proposal of a special assessment upon all membert of the ^ a w to m akr UP the deficit o f ihe class comes from the leaders of the claaa afte r long deliberation on their part to find a plausible w ay out

" f inasm uch<a»'the class must ......... a s.uind financial basis nextyear and well out of thv m l in order to properly ca rry on senior activ ities and the commencement week program , it la eaaontial f„ th e i t s t interests of the r isk s clear themselves of th is debt

' on the books. It was due to a luck of juniors in supporting the ir claaa activi-

uo"first went in the hole, and It is only right that >crs should now contrihule In bringing ven financial stand,

as figured hv the clues leaders is just outstanding b ills and to bring the books

Pack to balance. Inasm uch as the class officers are men of stu­dent choice, thev deserve the support of the students. And it S to the I test interests of the jun io r class and Its members to

accept the on ly apparent way out of th is d ifficulty and cooperate m clearing the ir class ,,f all financial embaraasment.

BU S KKt i.\ M'TtOS—Fo llo w in g a lu ll in art.w ty . Blue Key. campus service fra-

te m itv has assummed the responsibility o f meeting and . liter- tam ing the entrants from tw enty M ichigan high schools who take part in the S ta te interscholastic sw im m ing meet on the , 1 today and tomorrow The jun io r men have arranged

to take care of some eighty high school men during the ir stay

" niM s toTheTnterest of the College as a whole that these high■ men should l>e properly received and entertained dur-

•n« their b rie f visit here a- it may m ate ria lly influence them in m aking a choice o f A lm a M ater fo r their education fo llow ,ng

‘“ ■ft thi's'respect Blue Kev has ch a w onderfu l opportunityto lie o f se n ice and to carry on the purpose of the society and fu rth e r the interests of the co llege of wh!ch It Is * part.

I 1'1‘KR* 7 . .4 S S 1. 1 1 l i t : R S H I\s we w atch the slow w h irl of campus activ ities wc are g reatly

, res'O’d bv an unusual situation on this cam pus. The not ice- L1.1,. lack of uoperclass personnel in im portant campus fun. tions \ ca re fu l stud! and analys is of certa in organuations

■ that it i« in m t iit v Iht underclassmen who are ca rry in g Ihe b ru n ^ o f Ihe !?md and -ha. our system of weeding-out and

' hW M ^ » o e '.h a . ' X T f i c h t g a n S tate News. the official organ , s . I , ( ' „ „ n c i l and tin ofiicia i'student publication or in.

" i i ' . ' honid I«- manug. d and wr i t ten by upperclassmen, who " h* . T * ■ i , the cam pus and who an ' interested in

1 . and a frank expression of campus, l i r v _ I ( y, p ivscnt time the editoria l

' h .|v -i-nmr man and three ju n io r men,■ iaf o H The r< <>f the men on th«* .«tuff m remong- iti* 1“ t -• “ „ rvsl* the job of new*th-rela >nu r.. am i upmi im m

ya^herin*: . . . . ,,, . Wolverine. when* the editor.i he >an * « ,-ditor Are the only senior*. And the

tu.vme^ ; uw.ormV tor the position for next v c i f t*!\‘!tTceabiv W eak' Th- at.It of that publication largely co-ed.

A Review of - r t lc Clean-Up By la l in t O n h aa i

IT "Th e twU w ily heencalled T h e C m w -tew »" it teen Just . » w tU nw ned. " £title seutd have desalbed J h r U Alpba H u 's return to tavor. to hoot f t r II this lest play d ld r V itfuror and breek ™ r te tn - < m i reecirda U

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The plane of all the actine was a huth nnc far an amateur showr Even player was an nsact. and after the first act. when things got « “ iie -a U awkwardness and uncertainty saemea to give -way to a spontaneity »m ch carried the action smoothly and f°n - vlnetngW at times even excitingly, toth e c u s to m a r y happy ending

As to the staee-aeenery. Th e t« Alpha Phi look a great step lor the better •me stage was presentabty dressed to suit time and action It w-as a back­ground which fitted the ptrtue*

The play lOglt— Barry Conners work—was more true-to-nfe for lta uaa o f onlv normal humans, otm ttm » alt ecceotrtca and clowns The laughs were not frrtjuent. bm what there were were good ones, produced by hanww or a high order The best thing about the olsv was Us p lo t -a useful one. smoot h- • Iv and logteally handled by an auth o r , who had a wise eye for its greatest poisibtmies It gave i » a f t w o humor siaipenae and human interest Take a plav with such ingredients as these administer it to the public in such an acceptable fashion as The Clean-Up was administered and you hare a prod­uct which' tickles the pclctes o f the lis­teners end which earns sincere praise lor the cast and director who turned it out

W ort on the Michigan State collage sous book. Which f t b l i ix is sponsoring, is under way. A mretmg o f thr com­mittee chooagn to work on thr song book was held recently and the work was ni gantged. Plans were made to se­cure copyrights for the songs and Sphinx hop «« to ha ie the book cora- plrted next fall.

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°3* Out o f a field of I nir candidates for the Student Council » freshman class named two in their meeting held in the ChcOiistry lec ive room Jack d a rk and Lewis T h o r to n placed h lfh - cst in tlw polling The results were Clark 43. Thornton 40. Boy J» * « f ’ i JO Clyde Lambert Id. Ja oes M itcneli 99

One man will be fleeted from the three men left in the voting for the Unton Board Thos* hat anil run are Richard McDonald. Lxm Lau and H or­ton Stickle T b e polling waa U u 33 McDonald 3d S tiek l 32. Lyle Haufer 9. Carleton Spencer 11 and Charles Fawcett 29

No Junior claaa e in '»nation waa held due u> the fact tha* not enough per­sons were nominated <> make that nec- ««¡«ary The candid» es placed in the preliminary nominations will be placed on the ballot with he exceptiou of

' Gerald Breen who l «s a-ithdrawn his | name from the Uft of Union Boardcandidates

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H E F H O S H F R O L IC , the moat popular inform al dance of ~~ _ # .the season, w ill clim ax the list of open lytrties fo r the term Honorary Dancing Soronty riant

It F r id a y evening. Elaborate decorations built around a Sa in t Contests for Prospectiveatrick’s D ay theme, novel program s, and “Sonny” K la n g ’s m iimoua -piece band, w ill be chief am ong the attractions. The wonioors.

Cro A lph ians, Them ians, Hesperians, Delta S igm a Ph i’s and , . . ...lerm ian« w ill hold their■ f o m a i dinner dances this woek-end.<ix societies w ill entertain with house dances. part of thc Rprtn8 lcrm At this time.

T h e y a r e C h i O m e g a . A e - * — a pecial class will be offered io r thosefh e o n . A lp h a G a m m a l th o , S h a w , M r O N e il M a so n , a n d M r W aoiuen who wish to try to quality,

tm lid a C h i A lo h a a n d P h i C h i J C la rk w ill be guests. Ehgtbihty includes an appreciativea n . J i c « well as faultless technique.I p h a . * h e S p a r t a n r e n e e v s N a te F r y 's G o ld D ig g e rs” w ill p la y T h e r e a r e th ro e d iv is io n s o f technique

t u b a r e m a k i n g p l a n s f o r t h e i r f o r th e Hei-.minn d in n e r d a h c e to b e w h ic h t h e candidate must master: th ej ra te r t e r m ( la n c e t o be h e l d h e ld fit the. H o te l Kerr.:-« on S a tu r d a y tu i ld a m ental p r in c ip le s , a n original i n ­

ev e n in g . M r a n d M rs. L. C. O r e e n a - t c r p r e l a t l o n o f so m e g iv e n piece ofm v e r a n d P ro f . L ew is R ic h a r d s w ill a c t m u s ic , a n d tw o o r ig in a l d a n c e s , o n ea s p a t r o n s w ith C a p t. a n d M rs F . L. Iv r te a l a n d «me d r a m a t ic Memo, S t . C la i r : M r. a n d M rs. H e rb e r t T h e s o ro r i ty is o p e n to w o m e n o f a ll P« t t ig ro v c , a n d M rs. L e o n a rd F a lc o n e « lasses . S e v e n S ta t e c o - e d s a r e now a s g u e s ts m e m b e rs : if o th e r s a r e in te r e s te d in

jo in in g , th e y sh o u ld c o n su lt M iss J a n e O n S a tu r d a y e v e n in g th e C h l 'D m ia n d lo r in fo rm a tio n .

O m e g a 's Will h o ld a n o p e n h o u se . B ru ce F a y c r w e a th e r ’s o rc h e s t ra w ill p la y fo r d a n c in g . M r a n d M rs. E l w ood L a w ­re n c e a n d M rs A lice C la p p w ill be p a t r o n s fo r t h e p a r ty

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¡»sis w ill b e s e a te d w ill b e a t t ra c t iv e ly ro r a te d w ith a p in k a n d w h ite c o lo r leinc. T h e P la y B o y s o rc h e s tra w ill [V b e tw e e n c o u rs e s a n d d u r in g She

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E n d M r. a n d M rs. L 1 -. F r im o d lp . w h ile I a n E l iz a b e th C o n ra d a n d M rs. J u l ia o n e will b e p r e s e n t a s g u e s ts of th e iciety . A n u m b e r o f o u t-o f- to W h le s ts a r c e x p e c te d to r th e d a n c e .

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an informal dinner dance will be glvcrtat the Masonic Temple m Lansing the

arrangement on the s ta g e w a s b o th ap-a i «ne »«w uiiiw »,.•••»»»» . . . : — o r o n r ia te a n d attractive, and the actionevening o f March 11' by the L o n s n g ^ wtth ^ rcely a hitch due tolodge No. 33 Because most oi ine ej ....... ..««•—. »w « nm< ientertainers and several member

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Ac T h e o n f r a t e r n i ty w ill e n t e r t a in w tih a h o u se d a n c e u n F r id a y even* m g . A B ru c e F n y c rw e a th e r o r c h e s tra will p la y fo r t h e d a n c in g M r. a n d M rs F A C o llin s w ill a c t a s p a tro n s .

W ith t h e o b je c t to s tu d y t h e a c tu a l b u s in e s s c o n d it io n s , t h e c la sse s ol E con 512. a n d C o m m e rc ia l H o r tic u l tu ra l , w ill lo m tly m a k e a t r i p 1>< D e tro it F r id a y . M a r c h 14 T h e D o t ro l l T e r m in a l P r o ­d u c e m a rk e t , r a i l r o a d in s p e c t io n y a r d s ' a n d <-old s to ra g e p la n ts a r c p la n n e d to be v is ite d

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THERE IS NO SATISFACTORY SUBSTITUTE

FOR QUALITY . .

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■ in n e r dance o n F r id a y e v e n in g . Fry s St P a t r i c k s d e c o ra tio n s , d a n c e p ro - « . r a n D i m i r i Cp o l d -D iggers' w ill p la y fo r the danc- g ra m s a n d la v o rs w ill b e u se d a t th e plfcW t tU L K -H L A U K t l lU L L J

Lieut, and M rs L . H RockafeUow. A lp h a Oamma Rho h o u s e d a n c e w h ic h o A A l Q T A N H A R H I F N land Mrs. L . L c in m g c r will patron w ill be held tomorrow e v e n in g a t tin* r U U L J IA n U A R U L t nthe party The g u e s ts for the f r a t e r n i ty h o u se J o h n H a b e r s o rc h e s -

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Michigan State wrestler points 10 opponents’ 84 during tne p ; ■ season, ft summary of the resui - com- piled by Coach Fclndlky CoWd* « 'V a a l.

Cftpt Marlon joslin. of Grand Rapid» a heavyweight. Tompkins 14S-pound

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point man with 21. lompkins tptniiet pi nnd Marshall 17 Nmrrmn . toneilightweight, won four bouts a w • ■ •me. gaining' !•» points

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