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PLAY SERIES TO SOCIALIST HEAD Government Gives WorkSOCIETIES PICK Hearing on Plans ForBEGIN MONDAY - - - -

NIGHT IN UNIONGrand Rapids Raparlorv Thaa ilIrr Will Prenanl "Arms and

the Man" First.

THREE PLAYS PLANNEDVI F.hibit and Music by Stu-

dirts Will ba Part nfPrograms.

TOSPEAKHERE To Forestry Graduates FLOAT THEMES Bank ReorganizationFOR CARNIVAL js Set By Judge CarrON WEDNESDAY ""I'rirJI."T

Norman Thomas Will Come lo

I'nion Wednesday at11:15.

FREE TO STUDENTS•ague for Irdustrial Democracy

Sponsors Appearance ofPolitical Leader.

Campus Organizations ChooseRepresentations for

Water Pageant.

THIRTYONE DRAWAnnual Evert Will be Held on

Red Cedar River June8 and 9

Order .Signed on Petition of Attorney General; Aid Will heGiven by Reconstruction Finance Corporation : Directors

to Be Chosen After May 29.

SIXTH RECITALWILL BE GIVEN

Music Departmert lo PresentStudent Concert Mav 14 in

• Old Armor y

RECORD CROWDHEARS CONCERTWallis Rand Offers Cornet Solo

on First Band Concert of

Spring Series.

OFFERS MURALS ORCHESIS WILLTO UNION BOARD GIVE RECEPTIONArt Sludi-nl- In fnntrihutf Honorary Dancing Sorirtv toPainlirgy, F.xpail Appro. Hold Informal Rpcilal Tburs

a! Nr.I Wark day Mav I.

BlueKey toHold SpringTerm Party Friday inUnion Ballrom

WALDO DEFINESTRUE CULTURE

t*|liik Inalrurtor Gun Aid.and Obitaclfi in Iti

Attainmcri

ARTILLERYMEN GIRL CHORUS TOHOLD INDUCTION OFFER CONCERTMortar and Ball Inilintai Nina Woman'. Clra ( luh Will Appaar

Foresters Return FromSouthern Indiana Trip

Juniors IntoHonorary.

Little Theatera! Recital.

1 laber Addresses LibraryAssociation on Recovery

F.F. A. ATTRACTMANY VISITORSSOU Agricultural Studaata Sat

Naw Thraa YanrMarl. Hara

•' •eraI aid*

> advocated the cultjia^ - * indolnev- and :h« •

•*r the chac* r t.' .-■buRi ' 'rf modern Ming \ • «♦w -bfUafir in the <f .

a.*»wd vu prejudice •»Mmiorr race idea* *ivd t.v .«•f-..' 4i>.»ther the fact 'hafur-plain abou' being prea**d

and consequent t> neslr tWwxt.r»g mam funcuom that »^dr-n their r.jltural W

Students Go on tour Dav Tripto Study Ret or

estation

State Welfare AdministratorAppears Optimistic To¬

ward Future

Fafce Two

Michigan State News I

Michigan statu news Friday, May 11, 19.il

i ART SPONSORS TO j ~ ~AWARD PREMIUMS: Spartan

Lansing Theo.ophical Society | CDfQOlC'Solicits Entries. '

! lis lot: (tl'BLLOa contest to. the pnrpow -i en- I

haber addresseslibrarians here

provide fn'wl t!n»h-

State Theatre

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East LansingSeason

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Kt'lH'i N »ry Tlu'iitrci it .1 Week

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Arms anil I he Man

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OpeningMonday8:15

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hnn done Aft': * MOlil.KN III Kn. 1 |)<».pl'- on the Mate Theater tuda* and *atur-c fortn <t >.•• . da\ starring —Richard Rarth'ln• I .rwA «"iK mr«t. Jean Murr Afarjnrfc Rum-inolhou:a . *a I. beau

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the glisv I he more humid. the rhirkrr the h i

— *n.! the marc clectrKa! currcti* escapes' I-portant (actors governing aimm'i; • itakaaf arc

the chemical nature of th'- tpasv, :\ du;v i :the amount ami kind ut d.rt on tr* surface

I hroughexhaustive studies telephone men havedeveloped more efficient tvpn of glass insuiators— and arc scckmg vxavs t > make chew w I hctrerCitMe attention to cvrrv dcta.1 ot Bed >> stent

equipment leads to lonstantiv ttnpro»m^ *ervuc.

BliLL THLliPIIONE SYSTEM

SMALL'S

Gala SportsApparelEventIn Time For

Decoration Day

A Feature Value

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(iaitarriinc Mladc-Sw nm

Suits tail, hrown

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U inilitwpanc ami ChccktilKladc-Sn uijf Suits

$20) $27..MI

New Basket Weave

Sport Coats$12.50

Flanu 1> Tu ill pitukrunk half Slack'

White, git n nnH taniUtnnr! Stacks

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Lrniay. May XI. 1934 rflCHIGAN STAVE NEWS Page ThwO

formal Pledging to Be FeatureOfAnnual Blue KeySpringPartyHeld in Union Ballroom TonightFraturing only the Blur Key party in the I'nion Imll-

. n Friday night, the social week-end May 11 will I*r:1.her thin one for State society goers./..hnny Rabor's orchestra will furnish the music for the

_.irt:. tonight, which is being sponsored by the honoraryfraternity as its regular term function Admis-

, will he 35c per person and the affair will inchuh the/rr-al pledging of thirty new sophomore member* who

• iking initiation next week."seniors, who are invited to all -ocietv soring dances

; luring their final termwill have onlv a few Tbris Kapp. \»

i . . , Open House. P- t<» make tonight and a: he n.e-., Kan* Nu

. om' rnw with onlv six fra- °'*n hmj' " •» inw \*... r>. Mi'

« t . . and Mrs A H I :-: Mr and Mrfunction.* scheduled. a b b w..., . m „• m.

•- Kappa Delta

Bill Walker •; orchestra will playat the Sigma Nu open house Sat¬urday night. Prof and Mr*- E. A

Kappa Kappa (iammaInstalls Officers

Kappa Kappa Gamma field in¬stallation of officers Monday May7 New officers are MargueritePaine, president; Lorraine Saint.

cording secretan . Beatrkolbe correspondingClaudia Ireland, assistant enrrr-

Kappa Kappa Gamma hel<! plrdg-iru; Thursday evening for BettvFrike: 717 Ragin.tvx Mirean-

Ray Vlckerstaff ' and his orches¬tra will furnish the music for thejKappa Delta spring term party Sat-;urdav evening, May 12. at thechapter house Dr and Mrs F. WChamberlain will be .pat fons lor JHie affair Guests include MissIrene Shabin and Prof E B HillA dinner in honor of Mothers' I

day will be held Sunday a| theKappa Delta house.

/eta Tau AlphaSpring Term PartyProf and Mrs C H Nlckle and

Prof and Mrs Edward C' Prophetwill be patrons for the Zeta Tau

| the Alpha Gamma Delta house! Tuesday evening. Prof, and Mrs.-J. D. Menchhofer and Mrs W. E

. Buninv were dinner guests Wednes¬day evening

Mrs Alfred Deuces, of 1id Jane Fowler and mot!C Fowler, of net roil 1lest to be raffled off aiic !> will be displayed S

held f^i Omega Will:i■ the Masonic temple in East Lan->iiit Saturday, May 12 BronsonScrubv's orchestra will piny

Dinner GuestsMr and Mrs Robert Harvey and

daughters were dinner guests at

Chi orneaa uill hold in.': tiMonday May 14 Initiates nMarv Ballard. Bast L.tnnJean Bnllard '37 East LansitShir lev Ellis '37. Laming. Mac

Johnson. '37. Grand Haven. 1Chi Omega announces the pledg-;

ing of Dorothy Grill. '37. Lansing

A Mothers' day tea will be givenat the Chi Omega house Saturday.May 12. from 3 to 5. Guests includeMrs H H Halladav. Mrs C PHalhgan Mrs A .1 Clark. Mrs Le-Rov. Mrs Crimm and 'Mrs Ben-

Kappa Alpha ThrUJean MacLachlan of Sault Ste

Mane was a gupst at the KappaAlpha Theta house Tuesday. May 8

A Mothers and Dnughtcr> banquetAll! be held at the Sigma Kappalouse Friday evening. May 11. The!<»! loving program will be given:Piano solo. Margaret Fox; reading,"arolvn Murdork; flute solo, BettyhardenerSigma Kappa seniors entertained

HEARING ON BANK TO V. W. C. A. ExpootaBE HELD ON MAY 29 200 For Breakfast

Saturday(Continued from page 1 >n will be used to make About 200 mothers, daughters, and

guests are expected to attend theMay Morning Breakfast which willbe given bv the Y W C. A. Satur¬day morning at 10 15 at the Peoples

A delicious three-course breakfastii 'miu I!' tViV to w 111 h* followed by a varied pro-sufficlent •ollatei ,. •••"• Tho nv,ln tract ion will be• ., . pres. I It it * 1"11 ot the pageant.

creditors.Tliis sum. together with the 5 poi

cent already paid will make a tola

plan there will be formed a depos¬itors' corporation which will actu-

F C and

According to the

Blue Key Party35

TONITEper person UNION BALLROOM

TICKETS ATUNION DESK

The cleanCenter Leaves are the

mildest leaves

Luckies are all-wayskind to your throat

As vnu can see from t nss

tine, smooth quaittv •.:<*

ucturr—I aUCtue*'

w f just happen,.t; >mter ,tti. ft'

the ckran center leaves— tor.which

firmer* arc paid higher price*—'lor thecenter leaves are the miitiesf irave*—theytaste lurtter. Then—"it's toasted —lorthroat protection. And everv Luckv i*fully packed with these choice ri.iuio*—nude round and firm—free from »«**e

f mit—f at *hv I . • . •

dition"—do nof drv out. luck s am*

always in a., -was* k ?-> vour throat.

"It's toasted"^ Luckies are all-waxs kind to

The price of

lut tin* Mon than

h depicts a

will be 40

lie Id ai which the

Ma K F C Will

West Alan Slav.

Flowers for Mother's Daye a heiiulilul and rnni|ile|r stink

IWilli; I %l{■ \ al

Collegiate Flower Shop211 AIiIniI fttai.nl Phone 3701

NM ITITi.K\I'H I I.OUKKS WTWIIMtK

BEVERLY saxsA ( I.KAKAM K OP

DRESSES*2" -$3" - $4»»

COATS - SWAGGERS

Sgi)5 liiUrn1 Top

HOSE BEVERLY'SH hire "Tht Thrifty i allege Miss Simps and Saves"

MH TI KSim — PA I. NITK

TreatYourMotherTo The Best

Place your order taiday for a two- orthree-layer rake, to he given

to her on Mother's day

133 K. Griuul Kotr Ave, East

Opcruliag IUU per cMt NBA

Ptg* Four MICHIGAN STATE NEWS

HilltoppersComeHereForReturn Contest SaturdayKobimrn Will Attrmpt to Avmgr 4 to 1 Diful Hanitrii Tbrm

■t Kilamaroo Lail Wrrlc Swing loto Win Column Agiinbv Downing Notre Dame Werlnerday. 8 to I.

it. TOM orkifVTh«' Hpittan ha otwlj men will attempt to atone for :. l

to 1 itet'rjit hnnili-il tlii-m i-v the hijih ll\ inyr We-t.-irt Si.itrnine la-t week ;it Knlnmn/oo l.t cnirwriiiK the 11 illt > .|>|>i-i•- hia return pam»* mi th«* « tlinmmnl Sal unlay afternoon.

A Slat*' victory would he ymitly relished iii tin- .Spartancamp fm* tin* Hilitopper* arc undpfeatcil and have roin|Uprp<lthe K«»h<m«*n in tin* last ti\ «• yann •< playi'd hot ween t !?»•school-. Ceo r y e Hopkins.

NATIONALSPORT SUMMARY

Itv JACK WARNER

BACHMAN'S MEN BERG STARS | STATE NETTERSIN FINAL GAME"'-.-s5w--,.„. NOSE OUT YPSI-THIS SATURDAY WITH RESERVES

PI A! SERIES TO OPENIN UNION NEXT MONO AY

Rlarkt Will Meet Cold, at 1:30Tomorrow to Wind Up J1'. ..

Sprint; Practice. ijN'|NiNO ADMISSION CHARGESeveral Prospects Uncovered inthe Last Sis Weeks Through

Early Training.

Fromhurt

Totn Is

Maintain Undefeated Pace: toMeet Oberlin Fridav Here and

Notre Dame Saturday.

CAPTURE FIVE SINGLESYpsi Sweeps Doubles to Make

Close Matrh of It: WeitiWins Easily

lake Arfwantaue tif Mar\ Stewart's Special on

Candies For Mother's Day2 lbS. vo« $1.00MARY STEWARTS

OCR NKW Kt'ONDMY I'RICK

OvercoatsSuits

nl . i Dresses1 lamiUdies'(oals('Iraiit'il ami Crossed

35College Cleaners

•mi 4ltlit.ll Hot 0.1

Take Your

Guestswhere

lhf> mat enjoy

the most

delirious foods

imaginable

in a <|uiet

well-lighted

atmosphere

in a modern,

delightful,

setting.

The Main Dining

on the

first floorof the

MICH. STATE

UNION MEMORIAL'

PHI DELTS ANDSIGMA NUS TIE

Hermians to Play for Block( hampionthip tin

Thursday

FRAT NETTERSIN SEMI-FINALS

Crown Reili Between Tin.Sigma Nu. and

S. A E'».

'Thi Hnnnr iif t'rcA irtrs

IMi-iTODAY XYDSAT1 ItPAY

The Clash and fireOf A Grant NovslElectrifies lha Scraan!

BARTHELMESS& i\WD'£sm

jkin'MVIRr H f.r v l.rtMw

-l Mi\: UiiMi \\ II t S11 \ >

,. . NEW AG BULLETIN( o-ecl lntr.iHiui.il icciirn TllK u'ECY(•antes Beginning I^LItLI I HIA YillK

Chi O's. Thetai Leading in Rate-ball. Tennit Under

Way

FROSH DEFEATALMA VARSITY

Yearling Thiecladi WallopViiilori Taking All

Firil Placer.

FROSH NINE WINSTHIRD STRAIGHT

Defeat Ypulaati Wednetd.t in

Eary

Tttrt. t.Hl..:«! a:w,. I"Kappa IV .• t * >n a-I M.,- /.Alpha-, tn , .. >te ! .t; >In Uitrnmural tenm* r

result* •ill st. t beer Saturday ntton The

Bttorddy and t •

the Srtumtd- f Mr. >

CLASSIFIED

Ftauid rut

u> the emus YpM »iu able u< *core ;•three run* Linehaugh and SirnJed the hitters fur Slate each cm. Img nut three hit* uut of fHr umi

weightthrow and the mltered by the year Iol State was hitchwith a lota! of is point.* Fallow¬ing were Schiefly of Alma with 14counter*, and Paul Paynich of thefre&hmen with u point*

cenierfteld. srortni both

tie* (Uorthrewr third Fiedler fan¬ned but ttartltng larruped a tripleand came home when Hulvktng un¬corked a wild pttchThe Spartan* added another tn

the *»*th when Rouar singled andtaShed when Berg shot a triple toleft field Again tn the seventh the

scored McCann

llenkei Oibbv WtikinaonPaynich composed the battery for I.State while YpaMantl used Richards.Oilbert and Place pitching. with*Rush catchingHumman K H I

State 2 5 0 030000 !0 15 3Ypai 0 0 > I 0 1 0 0 0 3 6 4

INTERVIEWS SENIORSJ R Kni>elv of the personnel i

department of the Undone Ttrr andRubber company conferred wnth ;members of this year's grwduatiiclass toda\ tn Secretary Halladty't!

BakerBrothersCleanersLadies' Plain Dresses and

Coats Cleaned and Pressed

Men's Suits and Overcoats

Cleaned and Pressed

Or Any Two Garments 75e

BakerBrothersCleaners-an oniGiNATE,onos follow-

Fn o nnvn hired her...• g.unhlrr .tiitl .« District.Iffurnn ....indsltr /<>><-</bttih

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