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EAST I.AN8INC. MU'IIHJAN, THl'RSDAY. AI'RII. 28, 1938_ .Vo. 78 «

"•""•'•"Plans Made l""l,r "f "r Daunt loGive•*" v~. k'fc'A >" I'M lair,,, „ .

imlrriri I il.l.iWill H|wak .hiWin- I'r.-i.-iitioii

•\\ Iml ..in Muliiirnni-iit il.i i" Amcricii

Tliui i Ih. .in.-.linn which.11 l.-rni llit- i<>i<i. "i Ihr lliii.1

I hunks ill virus

p..11 itktll't help llir North I aiiK

i in s Kids. Tursil.i* no-hl in .1

1 liii'vi tin- first hall In start thr

I in- 1 iris had tin t ai r's Kidsfulfill H hilr thr Kill's pitrliri

.. l . at. hrr wt»rke<l l.n tin- lintsNui smith hurlril for thr lints

ami d.d «|iiitr writ, most nt thr

11. |ttii tint fm thr tirls and

llmr on I nrlli —

Lor/seTo tolle/ie For FFA

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hint 1 17V Smith Hughe- t

Ioniiiht Main AWSAddress

IWiiril Itriiiliiiili''l'« I -ilk tri.liii .hi*t III...' of I llull-ll'

Mi Mar 1oris Daunt,• ii.ihl'i' |iri(f ill Smill

V liliumiitiin M;i .

laou TariffsAdvoealed

< liiriia*. Ii.ii.ril <>fTrade llirr.'l.ir i»I il.ll|HI« S|l«'ilk.'l-

ifVin TroupeTo Arrive

Dam'*'-. lot-motion-Vill II.;.,II,... S|lM«t

III ('Mlllt.l-HIIII I rilljIN

Larson to lie,nl |)i(.|(a|i(. (||||,I.nlhem 11 I Inli __ ...

\\ ill Meetn. 11 inn 1 .|...ii.IIn tlll-U.I 1 oil.n

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Irnlic Head*Vre Named I itH'il III jilt I'll

III i olli-ion

I Inn,In 11111.

I hose I nsloins

Hook li t Lis|>Stlltli'llt J0I1I'o—ihilitic-

SW I to l i t.Delegate*

^lUlllll 1*1 Sitflllil llohUFir«l

(.fiilnie student*I o 'lake Trip

NiihIi \ tIi imI- limit

Marketing Meel-

nld southern 1

I'nin,11',1/1,1 lie,mis Unlit Slarkr to Rnlr as \<£ (^IH'l'llRuth

Wo .t Arm ■ 11 *

he,flies I

Die-rl I tllir*P llil*Irnxeliitg l-»b

Morula > and .left Wednesday *'•tr.'no(in for ColuiDbu*. Ohio Theequipment cowuttd of threeWaukeiha Masoelman o.i engine*.Doalffi ind pump*A* a field Uip the *tj<ients are

»n go to Detroit for a trip throughthe Genera', motors company plant

, Thursday - Friday of tha week

lo»hl ill* DirectorIn >|M*i«k l«» I ilicati

MOTHER S DAY May I Order

"•MkmMrtVVteM Sk^. Mt *» «*"> <•«* Av'rt"Iter lit. ill MM M. rhgnr »«2*.

[ruititut. <>l Jr.L

v.lle. Ill urwl also some of theconfused international condition*which make the institute ao pertin-er.t at this time

MOTHER'S DAY Mar • Orderher Mower* Early. Ciene Avcrlll.MorUt. Ill Ahbat Rd. Phone «M1«

< lag*

.«' • h. A Ay ' »p*'i H .11 -/ft'at nr. ai !»••» ••Ma JI' 11*1 Majesty will b* rowned at the

tonaf*011 nail the name evening.

(»*•?'m i. Sidebotham. E,i-' Jordan homep. junior, and Judith (orrigan, liberal art*junior of i.ran'1 Rapid.-, tied tor second placein the content held Tueada night on the

.ittic Theatre They will act a.-

Miss Stark*

Mia* Starke was chosen ti^vn a group of10 candidate.* who were neon- I on a basin ofbeauty ami personality. <»■"• j*erceiit; scholar¬ship and campus activities. percent.Judges were L)r. Lydia l.ightring. Prof K

B. Hill. Secretary J. A Hannah, and RalphTenny. director of short course.

Miss Starke has been active in the HomeEc club and studied at Merrill-Palmer fall

In the elimination the contestant- pa--*

in review across the stage to the rno-c

Ralph Bell's piano. The judges Were sea*-among the audience of 40. Over an hour •

spent in deliberation upon the candid*vwho sat on the stage after parading acr

once. The decision was close, though MStarke was unanimously elected winner

Campusalendar

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WOIHIR- DAY Mai R <KSer DIETETH ARMOCIATIONJrf r»•»*»r* Earl* Unc \*rrlll.Uirtsi ?l 1 \ 1,1ml Kd rito^-4SSI0

In Iaiii-ing \ hiir* h

— RIM WINTER GARMENTS — AT TWH HELL'SI'r ainpt 4%*uh Repair lac Hw«ln Jeweler &

.Hit ltll.A.> b'l'A'lfc Thurwlio, April UK, IP

Michigan State New* Tu,ll'^lJEST K.,m,H.AL [N»K^,^T a la ODD«• w««i it. ■" ","n"'"'1 ^ •

If)? Mr«tw IfM

f^voi iolod Colpfltfilp PtomFWnSuw ml

CbfeeuteDtfarf

N.i lmn.ilAilvrrtiunySwvtct, Inc

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/Vr,scree*/K» KIMIKKI \l I I lllli

The pi oMtpersonal -lejre I' I«m

* ReturnRi hard Roach,

.ii»t returned Mun-

rovered it didn't meet, so blewbubbles m four cokes with two

topnotcheat

. rtiblo half a blot k long ." . . .

I Mat he came here to polish up« voice that was turning out " "fn. v songf in the best Rudolph ^ 1 ,< '1dentin** mnner and studied

(.'racked gt

miiniv prof . . That he was ,l'America's Frustrated II»um- wiong orvex Sweetheart and that he n,ul l! A

.. t Besidc-thc-Winding-Cedar thought an\nd hr was none other than Heir i tl

Navarro, who hi now plat LobxteiI parts in la Nollvwood definition.

f«n me to do tc»da> Toldf thosi magazine salesman

The ratan I ove Son* " one of , vtliU.'tkinhis heal pictures Thr Mar pit, t.(lgave parties for thr Kaxt l.an-

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sine ronngaters. 'wowed' Iheni u,n.1 an *U parts and general!* I'.u.iM • Ukepi this iiutel little town In a ' ' «d«»vr Se

•l.i* r vou noticed II

HARBORNE'Skol'ntain skrvh'k

ii a \ t» i; \ <; sfor

mot ii ku'S i) at

2.00 to 10.00

I I (.1. O.I I I Mill I: oool**»

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CIIKCkKI)Nour Taxes?

I hmliililrs I loot,

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East Lansing State Bank

I ) Oil III I

irtii'h> I flis of Surrvv

III lIlC llOll^ll Hill, Honrs II,

SAVE YOUR Snap SHOTS

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manhattan*Ai#la. f'gygwifi*

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COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS SENIORSTwo Days Left!!and FRIDAY

Union Lobby 11.-00 • 5:00

i:i\. April 2». I'.'.iK taiCHluAN STATr, ixtW'.i

potiorAward Highs,hooiSpeech Coeds Given■ (ttnlvsl Held m .

•icMiited Hen* MomIuyLate LeaveI'p School >,s

1.1-1 I iiniina Student\\ hi- I'lii Kii|t|ui I'liil,,,lnl-llip l'lui|llr

twhigan high school forensic a

oewtion will be held Monday cv«ung. May 2. f,u 7 t,. » 30 in IIlist Laming high school audit'

IftettdfrMMiWill Perform for(irerk Ullor Bull

East Li

| side id th7.i»llev, in

o'clock mission has been• granted to all coeds who attend

ipei intendent t|„. pan-Hcllenic-Intcrrraternityoi>. will pre- (tiince Friday, April 29. at theMi-- PnuliiH- M,ls„nu. irmplr. I-in.matin- spco.li II,.; air Henderson, who formerly

,n' made at t angemenLs for his brother.Fletcher Henderson, and who is

>» !hk>1 \% mi Ik- ,,ow finishing an engagement .itII. 8v ,n in ,hc SwuigUnd t'alo in Chicago,i in oi atoi > ,Vj|| imnjsh the rhythm Hendei-• extempore h.ls a rrputa,am fui combining

With theModem Greeki SpeakersEndOr MAKTANN SMITH «/ *%%'■' I

At.rilA (iAMMA OKLTA— ] >> OI*KAll tlio Alpha Cunts arc treking to Ciraml Rapids Satur¬

day for their annual International Reunion day. Betty l'urily Wirlngm, Muleand Carmen Bavin will lie initiated there. |, |t|.|iri.-|.|il<.il

Four new pledges are Mantnivt Andre. Detroit. Jean: V| c«,me,,lionSwart. Saulte St. Marie; Ona! "Marie Holmes, Millinirton, gltd («hrc > "Pinky" Hamilton into the tBetty Krnnaki, Bessemer. ' it<-.i i v.la. This ..II cum.- s-..t. . .•MUI1M-- W!l lotm'r'r1, i'.,1.' \l" I'Z ,v ■.! ■'

v held I |„g ,.,garR [iH) During the tussle. Ll , u l k , k i

l ust l.misiiiii \itu> ,

Sii I fcrs Loss

and i

y successfully! and William 1

himnlitm

(,irU SponsorCookie Sale

Coal i* l anding

t.irl Seoul i amp

Sunday at the house Paul Derrick- < json. 8yd Goodrich, Chit* k Munton. ^and John FYaxley are the initiate- 1j.MTU A (iMKHON PI—New officers are: President, lima I

Rhunnvay; vice president. Nancy . ,

CouncilProceedings

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l re-li Meals and Poultry

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liailc)SchoolNolrs

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\l«>rniiio Siii!To lie Held

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member of \. I . of M. Y>i in:

Jo Are All the LEADING BANDS on Our Campus

\MI KH \\ I I DCIl VTION

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MOTHKirS DAYMay llir Illli

t aid" un l>ls,|il.i<. at

rex camera shopI \M I WSIM. MM II

ni s to hi: to\dvrrlAMHl >•> 'IjMiuirr

Vk • iiil»l\ (.rata!* Hoimi* Im

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/ lection \olicc the only word for this car!

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• • | Employe. Mutual.,.•of ia. i-r | Farm Bu.t a,. Service intT.' \ Gibbon*

t»;Go«jd>tui Seivue, QoU ikibiing Co.

»-»- " MaDun 4 L>..i.Mich

Bell Tel. Co. if ft) iMiiffi

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MICHIGAN 8TATK NKW3Thnrwtuy, April 28. in

SpartanDell Sij»s\\ inSecond TillIn Row

It. .,1 l.irnilliMl-rIS. I: Kappa Sin-V in lir-l Cnnii-

Nine Invades Iowa For Two Gaines With HawkeyesRankin andlibbers TKatT Ur.m> Hurl. Trackmen Head for DrakeTo Pitch;Michigan IMTtD|,.nKTamed Rack.9-3 INTERLUDtS"

B TOM MOI I OV I., Dr;ikf. Hurvc-v Wood tra. Da!

Hakerlmro llefeat-Team , Friday and J

Mahl-troni Cheek* Wolverine Bailer*. \ I lowingKiw Safelie*: Owen. Kuk and Hand.illTop State Hatting Spree at \mi \rlior

Hi IMIN \M»IK«<»N

1*. fmit. lv Dark in winning form after iM 0 •'! slaughlidu ha'aii I'll.-lav. the State hasehall team will again tnlho road this weekend,-.playing two games with the I'm

\ of Iowa Hawkyves.M;. Sj-att an -" two hard link pitchers, Glenn Rankin at

Hoifin Endsitv r.Fonr.K maskin

Dick Laramy. with errorless sup-jort from his Alpha Chi Sigm .

earn mates, shut out the Sleeping

Tuttle

nt at Kansas Friday to dei

BLEND YOUR TOBACCOWITH THE HONEY

I'oloists PlatMini Trio

I .-D.I of Mii liipiiuleague at Stake

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AVRC7S::1 "• tANHf". «. Artl' 1AM lANV^ l as! |

Imvs11 Shipment!«»/

BUSH-COATSsJ.O", |o

SWEATERSx2.;»o A iI|•

SPORT SHIRTS*1 In X2.INI

SLACKSx2 In xT.'iO

Short and Snappy!

0$li Hi. .'A.

\m ARROWSHORTS

WITH

GR1PPER

SNAPS

Arrow Shor< 6Sc orArrow 1'ndnth.trs 50c up

ARROW UNDERIVFAR

n Friday and

• pitched hril-

110 wool. ,.| i

ELLO-BOLE

Margin loo I.realThere in little chain

i'.antral TrackmenIleal Trojans

will

the |

Itjw abreast «illi Mi. Ill*aii in

victory .mil loss column TheIvi'■* hold loo xreAl a margin

with those produced now in

StateI^^HI

TWF I)FA FSnow on \ mti:i >

Fvrrpt w.-.i,

Charlie Armstead\ntl III

OIK III <1 it \

Our lii.nr iimrih J ]'111111 fflI • vtka ' » XT* v dkana dt'miiv

M Ull II ol TIMK" "MAP AHOI T VII »n

Male Mail of

l orlnnc t bonnes

\o hocorilcs

Mirhi^an \r\tI' Ol* %t%ltvrs III. Imlrw lr«i

Mi lan* to S-i I*iilirtli ill How

out At Mich

lootball dm in* the

untUAsrd I am mdih nil

■rail* there *»*s no doubt averoutcome of StiW-Mkhlfin al-

I veil the most loyalrooter had to favor Mich-

II oil*/ nominate

Truj.lean

tn lentil*. Golfi* Hreak Firti

its continually It

k ba.k Eastern, v: Thek e r hnkamen evened the t

winning easily with a 52- mg most of the winimargin over their F.ast Lan- rivalry lived, but It'

gan-SUte rivalry haV its own until the

While Michigan \*

CttliSTBRMI-l.D andPAI'l. Will I KMAN brinn yrn

preview coast-to-coast broadcastfrom Arte ) ork '39 If orld's / an

"Rhapsody in Hluc"...thousanof hupp* dancers ... a bla/c "tcolor . . .. tlags and costume-. "!everv nation . . .

/ atlit up your Chesterfield andjoin us in the preview of th<\«'i»' )ork It.If World's Fait.

W lien it's Swing time at this gnopening ball it'll be Chctrtcrliu'l ime ull over the country.

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