' • ' : • . •■■ - ' v- is m -* <•• News I' v"«» h to* We. rf IMt -MfWrlili p Campus From the President MSC Expects Piek-Ups The President of the United States has been quoted as expressing the opinion that it is highly desirable for stu¬ To Register Freshmen Will Begin Activities dents and proapactlve students to continue their studies in \ame and Number 2,500Frosh With Division Meetings Sept. 23; the higher educational fields. Mthough there will probably be At the present time there is almost 7,000 student, at much uncertainty as to the Michigan Gain of 400 Ov er State this year, locating one an¬ possibilities of a call on the ' other isn't as ught be Imagined. difficult a Job as Earh year Sigma Delia ' 'i'1 Chi, pro- journalism fraternity, part of the federal govern¬ ment to train for the render¬ ing of sendee in military, in¬ Last Year Is Although he predicts only Tests and Trips Are Scheduled publishes a directory of dustrial, economic, and social slight increase in new enroll¬ I.Ms students and faculty, which is Usually re activities of a national char¬ acter. It is believed that ments over last year, Michi¬ Aid to Be Given I hi la within the first six gan State college registrar, of school. This dii rontaiw the name, further educational training will inevitably prepare the in¬ Robert S. Linton, expects this total enrollment New Students division, a flfu, Sast Lansing address, dividual to cope with any reach the 7,000 mark, or i 1 S. C It also contains the nam further demands that may be than 400 beyond last year's total. Actual new student application By Advisers tie, and office and home ad made upoifhlm and render a figures released at press date " resses and phone numbers of much more acceptable sen-ice College Cartl* ead gone over the 2,000 mark anc acuity member. in response to the call of his already ahead of 1939 figures of Daily Social country. the same date. Meeting* For All Religions In the meantime, Michigan MAY GO HIGHER Incoming freshmen and Last year's enrollment gain of • Four State college is well prepared transfer students will begin more than 800 students will That I* the to provide the kind of train¬ pro¬ their college careers with vide sufficient impetus for a cd in Fast ing that would be of great assistance to the individual, the gain, Linton believes, of the busiest weeks of drnamlnational, and, should, community, the state, or even the nation. Two years of the newcomer application list year, Monday, September I C«»n*rfratloruli*U, Methodist*, and Presbyterian*. Many student* military training are required of all men students. an unexreeled Increase' In Initial Freshman Being a Week acUvi-Y attend People* churrh regularly. land-grant college, this institution offers technical courses the next month, the tital figure ties vill getunderway at 11 a. m* will near 7,500. Of course, if you are a member of not ordinarily found in colleges and universities Monday with divisional convoca* others than Last year's freshmah total of tions scheduled for all another denomination, you may those of land-grant type. students, 1,964 was greater than that of thi freshman and transfer, in the col¬ *nd the (4tunh of your choosing ;i Lansing which may be reached Agriculture includes forestry, horticulture, and landscape University of Michigan and col¬ lege's six divisions. architecture as well as a general course. Engineering lege officials this year are opti¬ MEET ADVISERS .offers mistic over special training in mechanical, electrical, chemical, ami civil rence of the chances of a recur¬ same situation, During the remainder of the day drowning engineering lines. Training in medical biology and veterinary EXPECT HARE RATIO medicine are featured in the new students will split up into smaller groups, meet their indi¬ igart State students Veterinary division. Divisional enrollment for 1940 vidual ndvisers, obtain identifica¬ Home Economics includes special features .vning," it's a pretty relating to home is expected to continue on the tion card* and write off English aren't referring to making, foods, clothing, et cetera. The division of Applied same ratio as past years with the tests. Such tests are required by Science presents a general course, and special courses in Liberal Arts group topping the college to determine if stu¬ list, followed by Home Econom¬ physical education for men and for women also. ics, Applied Science, Engineering, dents need more English prepara-x . The division of Literal Arts includes those features tlon before going into Agriculture and Veterinary Sci- collegtrsv\ ordinarily found in u liberal arts college with special stress f on on :ampus the Spar- atu- a on Michigan State See FIGURES—Page 9 music, art, dramatics, literature, public speaking, et cetera. college has been expanding rapidly with Most new students will spend all their day Tuesday meeting advisers to arrange class with nrt of exerting great increases in enrollment, bqt the building equipment, facilities, and additions to the staff have been extended so Slate Boasts schedules and begin classification. All neW students will attend the ner -r another Uf President's Convocation from' 130' n In* it motor in in effort to rece I hlroet grade, ..nalagoua to 1 as to meet the changed conditions in a satisfactory way. Suitable dormitories and private homes make comfortable Several Musie to 2:30 p. m. and afternoon cam* pus tours and special trips are trade Mchool pupil taking an ap living possible at a moderate cost. Per>w'>ns who fT1*aK? in 51 To those who enter Michigan State college for the first Organizations scheduled in some divisions. PAY FEES WEDNESDAY iction time this autumn, a hearty wek'ome is extended with Musically inclined students find Wednesday, freshmen and trans¬ a on* called "browners," c assur¬ ance that everything several lines of fers will pay fees at the treasur- ire aliakhtly 'Wiked down up possible will lie done to render assist¬ activity in which ; ance to all who they may engage at Michigan er's office in the administration come to our campus. State. building and complete registra¬ ►Prt^H^Wh^a high degree. Star musical outfit la the tion in the gymnasium. Men will for Men Only ROBERT S. SIIAW. piece band, directed by Leonard Falcone. The band apenrs at home obtain military uniforms in Dem¬ onstration hall. More campus Men. get your room earlv! football games, and tours and group library trips will trip away each grid season. In ad¬ complete the day's activities. That I* the advtre off G. R. Heath, Michigan' Stale housing director Taxes Pay Bulk of College dition it presents a series of thr< Calendar to Be A Student Welcome ! More tests, divisional convoca* It i* far safer U select your concerts each spring and piays fi ■ tions and dean's hours will occupy the early Costs, But Students Help the weekly spring term militai Sold in Fall To the ('lass of 1014: new students Thursday while cial convocations and trips arc *pc- Orv, behalf of the student body present | Led by Eldon Rosegart of Foi For the first time in the history >ked for Friday. Out of every dollar spent for education at Michigan State tiac as drum major, the band each of the college, an upperclaaxmen, I uotn 1 r.-hm.n officially ap¬ men ana women win A IM n» college, students contribute but 12V4 cents. year works out novel and Intri¬ proved college calendar will be And, now that you've been welcomed, lot'* consider you a I »r men mar he vrirH from the The remainder of the costs of college instruction cate formations which are pre¬ placed on sale this fall. day ond Saturday" to end Freih- come sented at halftimc during footbal part of that student body because you arc from federal and state tax money. Replete with drawings, red-let¬ definitely the I mnn Week official activities^ ter special dates and space for in¬ larirest of our four classes. In proof, statistics show that about W.WKI.OOO Is | Aside from collcse-rsqulrad spent The Michigan State symphony, sertion of private notations, the More than once you will be told how proud we are each year for the education*--— of our Freshman Week, meeting* and " 1 directed by Alexander Schuster, calendar has t»een worked out by friendliness and of Michigan State college stu¬ previously attended Is the other main instrumental cordiality, our fine building*, beautiful cam¬ convocations, a complete social Michigan! Lawrence Hardy and Earl Brig- program has been lined tip to oc¬ pus and green (trass, our Beaumont Tower, our athletic facili¬ cupy new students' f illi Hells On dents, while these same stu¬ State will pay the usual out-of- Ionization. In addition to provid- ham under faculty direction of ties, and of our traditions, most notable of which is evening*. dents pay into the college a state fee of $10. For new non- accompnniment for several Lloyd Geil, journalism instructor. that we ASSIGNED TO GROUPS Freshmen and transfer students, little more than $500,000 in course resideni programs during the year, the Spartan calendars will be sold don't smoke on campus. students, however, the chestra presents at least one < by members db Slgmp Delta Chi, Student government at M. S. C. has as its chief Incoming students will be as¬ nfamiliar with campus tradition fees. extra fee will be $20. It also appears with artists national professional journalism keeping our student affairs purpose signed to groups and sections and l Mtehlgnn State, may be tartled in order and doing it in a demo¬ each section will bo under the su¬ OWES FROM TAXES REST ( on the concert course program and He first time Lady fieaumont goes REFUND* MADE fraternity. cratic way. You will find yourself The balance of the necessary plays in various Michigan cities. represented by divisional pervision of one of the 132 fac¬ >j wild and legins ringing Should a student have to with¬ councils, by cither A. W. S. or Men's Council, and out college tunes instead money is supplied by state and draw from • college For those whose musical talents after paying his are on the llotaiiinl Return* lastly, the ulty members who serve us fresh¬ federal governments in a ratio of vocal sic Student (Council, I invite you to liccome interested man advisers. Freshinon Week I unea f.f sedately tolling ut three and fees, he is entitled to refunds as the men's in stu¬ tests are one-half to one. glee club, directed by Newcomer Spartans studying dent government and to present not considered a* en- the hour! and quarter- follows: In case of voluntary William Kimmel; w your ideas constructively to Freshmen pay a matriculation withdrawal in the first 20 botany will again, this fall, hnv the Student Council that we Scc FIRST WEEK Page 10 — fee of $5 fall term, and men who the days of club, directed by MUs Josephine Prof. E, A. Bessey as their may all lie tettered. It has long been! term, ail fees except the $5 depart¬ In closing, may I add that I m that on all are required to take military matriculation Kackley; and the a capetla choir, ment head. hope you have your share "f t*s s||cial occasions science will feee; after that time also directed by Kimmel the good times here, and, best of luck in > „ ^ often merel mritkmeur f pay an additional $5 and fora uniform deposit. If the uni¬ prior to the end of the first Each of these orgs Ilessey returned late this mer from a year's teaching at the that's the important thing, you know. your studies— JT rOHH Say hello to me on' '.Oil SCC e e 11 benevolent, veeks. one-half the college makes several form is returned intact, the de¬ campus appear¬ University of Hawaii in Honolulu campus, will you? Thanks, and I'll do the same to musical posit is refunded. Several more dollars can be added to the bills fees*. No refund is made after the sixweeks of the term. ances, and occasionally programs off campus. where he was an exchange profes- MCK GROEN1NO. you. High School President. Stedenl (kmarll. Itat. student. ' tgning up for la bora- which require break- Tour Proves That Principals Cosmopolit $6.60 for student activity fees. Buildings Have Orderly Arrangement latter buildings are the"stores and T. C. headquarters, and Jenison Each year during the m part of fall term Michigan I college officials sponsor a stia The latter included athletic con- Following in order are the for- maintenance principal conference for the t department head¬ of freshman class membi admissions. lecture and con¬ botany, and entomology quarters. wilding*. Next is Agriculture hull, Walking around one end of the Designed to aid new studet cert course a3nbttiom;\forensic Traveling hack to the north on oval drive, the visitor may see of the largest buildings on a semi-circular walk, the visitor orientating themselves to the walk turns passes Wells ball, men's Sarah Langdon Williams women's life and problems, the cor dormi¬ east again, and by tory, and the Itory at the extreme left. To ins through a half day. foreign language the right of it is Alice Cnwles co¬ past the building. Approaching the campus Principals of all Michig operative house, and there Faculty once more, the physic* building is at the left, while the library or Women th Conrad's Ma w iav« paid ■ residence, and three home man- 111 he will be able to look Arriving at the meat down into Real-Garfield garden!. M, at TJO p. i Across the drive from these is the new music building and it the A little farther on is the and then tiunday trtaa S to • p. I ; V- ' J 1' ' " ; W- il'ySfr-i i\ • m Mlii r UWHt ^tUiv ment. In the opening mouth* of 1941, the Opl , legislature «t. be cow "The state office building, just a few from the capita^ houses the IftMp I manufacturing adtomdblfes and truck* and — - T.w.ho«K—Cntk, related products. . Any of these places could well be the ob- . »PlWJw. ««; ajw oaa. ject of several interesting tours, CbfaflUeDfcest David H. Tefft Jack C. Sinclair Jack Carman . Italph Norman Traditions Now more than 80 years old, Michigan State college !« rich in the tradHiona which •iVeWs Is Your , Paper many generations of students leave with a colle^e , is your student newspaper As new studentg, |f >0u know thing about these traditions, it will he! Thursday, and Saturday to feel at home more quickly. it brings you accounts of every- No one siholces on the campus at of importance' that is happening on jptn State, except in the Union. There if Through words, pictures, and car- no rule against smoking, but no one does " it tella you what your friends and on the walks or in class rooms, it's just i are doing. tradition that has been part of the college of more than a hundred students for years; one that students are always glad ! campus three times a week to let to maintain.- know what's going on. Expert sports Students are proud of State's campus, one tera provide news and views on athletics. of the most beautiful in the world, so they cartoonists brighten the day with help keep it that way by using the sidewalks ' annecdotc* in pictures. Skilled and not cutting paths across the lawns. •rs give you front row seats at A third tradition is that all freshman men events through State News photo- wear little green caps, or pots. These are sold during registration by Varsity club, an ill writers reflect student opinion ' organization of major letter winners in ath- praise and constructive criticism leiics, and wearing of them is enforced by to accomplish good for the student the same organization. _j and for the college. More thoroughly adhered to than To help you keep pneo with national and ruies, these traditions are part of national developments, despite a busy life at State. It is the privilege and duty of hedule,' the News brings you each issue new students to maintain them. 6|"l}nder the Wire," a terse, complete sum- pf'ingry of latest news, anil "Washington Mer- be iW I'ehrmMv si Mkhlcrn • HpryVgo-Tffbunil," inside news from the nation's i» eapltntiiy Drew-Pearson and Robert 8. Allen. the State News Is n j^? jVltal TduHlsoon And that part of college life. Yothcan help keep Co Easy on the Joining m >pi it that way by subscrlblngithirlng regis! ra- When you come to Michigan !~ i tion aiM by parsing on to the editors what- will have' the opportunity to join i / tvfer unrest ions for improvement you'might of organisations. M. 8. C. abounds in cluha. Besides the social fraternities and sorori¬ i K#fft*tration ndvIce: Don's stand still or wiw- ties, there are many honorary societies, me will form a line brhlnd you. recognition groups, interest clubs, groups, and others. — f "Hospital Is Helpful of hobbles and interests, so many, in fact, | Freshmen will get a preview of the col¬ I hat one coold Join enough so taking a part lege health center. Olln Memorial hospital, in their artlvKles would consume all his when they take physical examinations as a time. 1 part (if freshman week activity. That, however, is probably not.the reason (■ ' Should any fail to be impressed by the that most of yon are coming to State. You've facilities which this hospital provides for descriptions of courses In the catalog COLLEGE, read MICHIGAN STATE I the stuilents, they'll soon learn if they have and have some Intentions of getting an edu¬ R need for medical treatment. cation along certain lines. Being sick away from home is not a pleas¬ So stop and think now. before you comi ant experience, but Dr. C. K. Holland and to East Unsing and am besieged with np- {• his excellent stsff do everything possible to portunlties to join this or that, and remem- i, , make things comfortable for students should an . ... illness occur. , . . . . ,. ^ (hnt thcre . morr than in high school. gtud>.|ng ,|„ j„ OF AGRICULTURE AND APPLIED SCIENCE Think it over and perhaps you will ron- periment but an established institution. Eighty-five years ago » few pioneer educators had a dream. rludc that It might he a good idea to join Today, as Michigan State College prepares to welcome the Curriculum* were broadened, extension service had its lie- only one or two groups until the first term class of lilt I to the campus close beside the Winding Ctslar, ginning*. experimental research yielded more and more fruits; cultural education took its place beside scientific lore; new Capital Points of Interest has passed and you have a how much free time you can better idea of spare for out that dream is nraring fulfillment buildings sprang up. faculty staffs were expanded and a new No doubt freshmen have fully realized by A pioneer and leaefcr in the field of scientific and agricul¬ of class activities. era of combined service and education had its beginnings. now that Michigan State college is located tural education. Michigan State College, the world's oldest at East Lansing. By being so. It is within Many good "joiners" only last one term. institution for the teaching of scientific agriculture and the Today, in 1940, Michigan State College offers instruction nation's oldest land grant roltege, ran look bark with pride and courses in six dtvlshms: AGRKTLTVRE. HOME ECO- easy distance, via bus or thumb, of the state NOMM* APT!JED SCIENCE, VETERINARY SCIENCE. capital, lainsing. over the road it has traveled and view the future with the ENGINEEEnm ami LIBERAL ANTE. "Downtown," as iatnsing is designated by wisdom of fruitful experience. Scientific investigation ia carried on in such fields as agri¬ Spartans, offers a number of now experiences It's been a long, hanl pull since the college's dedication culture in its many ramifications, economics, zoology, chemis¬ to those who have not visited the capital ceremonies m the spring of 1857. ' There were times when try, entomology, bacteriology, engineering, home economics city. those first few men who Mteved whole-heartedly in the future and many others. Farm extension service is handled through There is. of course, the capitol itself, with of the college founded in a Michigan wilderness were dis¬ the msiiium of county agents, extension specialists, home couraged.—times when all prospects looked dim,—hut never iteamaatration experts, boys' and girts' dub work and hulle- times when things became so black that Michigan State Col¬ tiaa published for free circulation. Short courses arc offered leges pioneer founders teat sight of their dream. ia carinas subjects and the campus and buildings are always Critdually that dream rounded more and more into shape. WE WELCOME YOU - The wilderness was cleared and students and teachers no open for public conventions, edurational meetings un8 social gatherings. longer spent long hnurs at phyalra! lalmr that the college Michigan State College has traveled a long road ahec the 'might exist. Then came a broader vtew of education and the CLASS of "44 scoffers cast a more tolerant eye on the struggling little col¬ lege with it* hopes and fears and its triumphs. inrapUaa of that dream in 18M, hat. even though hd are bow to he found in ail parts of the world and in Jl ' of Me. there is short time for thing In the pant. Tf eyes of Thirty yesrs before the turn of the century women Iwgun the roNege and its administrative officers are on t# future. to seek higher education in the college's halls of learning end You are pari of that fatun. by 1900 Michigan State College was no longer a struggling ex¬ May Tow Days CALENDAR kl IMMI SCHOOL YEAR ; FALL TUB I IS i4 01 trim nil ■Mb Ms Mi IwmJ April I. A In H iP fe WIDTH TUB ht BMMM MM IMHM4,Jmmv 7- i \ fel AH Fat lagalar m Mailman Has Busy Time WELCOME- More than . 8,000 letters and postcards on a day's average, han¬ dled by the East Lansing post office during the school year, give evidence that Jstate not students entirely neglect the folks do FRESHMEN .home during the rush of school TO activities. *■ Business for East Lansing post¬ men has increased proportionately as State's enrollment for the past MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE decade, until this year's fiscal statements reveal around a $70,- And While You are Here. Make the STATE 000 volume. THEATER Your Headquarters for Out-standing Eater- Sixteen regular employes are under supervision of. Postmaster Earl E. Young who sees that let¬ ters are kept in proper channels The Very Rest in Feature I'irtures and Short Sub¬ going from mothers to sons or jects, at the I'rice That Fits Every Student's Purse. sons to sweethearts. Early term rush of business does slow up as final exam week near*, Young says, and although the first few weeks are rush-rush- rush for the city's mailmen, by the end of the term, cancellations e considerably lessened. Incorrectly addressed mail, both from students and parents, is the \ It's Smart to lie Seen at the State!' postman's biggest single head¬ ache, Young says. FRESHMEN ONLY 1 Suit or Ladies9 Plain Dress CLEANED and PRESSED Willi One Suit FREE or Dress ( leaned and Pressed at Our Re-ular (lleaiiing Prices, BRING THIS COUPON WITH YOU Good I'nlil November 1 HICKS' DRY CLEANERS I® .123 E. Grand Itivrr Avenue E They walked these pathways liefore you. SAVE hat epigram might well lie the moral new Spartans can find in a review of the lives of Michigan State's numerous prominent alumni. • !„ BUY A long list i f former Staters is found on the national honor roll and that list keeps growing year by year. Only this spring alumnus Ray* Stannard Baker, who long has |'«8 nnrt long n practising lawyer j soothed a vast reading audi- '" Y,,rk r">'' enre with his peaceful pen I REtTED DEDICATE VHtOH under the pseudonym "David J ffoted as a speaker and lecturer, i USED BOOKS Grayson," added new laurel, tn i Cotton delivered the seconding ad- I , i dresa for' the northwest secti»r.! hi, crown and to that of hi, alma I f th(1 coun(ry whcn , mater when he was named winner, poosevelt wa. nominated tor pre,- ; at a (1.000 Pulitzer prize tor his j ident in 190t He also delivered I penning, of the life of the- late the main addre,, at the corner-1 pre,,dent, Woodmw Wilson. »«""*, la"ln» "■temnnle. of the J Michigan State Memorial Union i WAR WILSON'S SECRETARY building. Back in the late Ws, Baker wai merely another M. A. C. student en Cotton died last August | I 5, he was mourned the nation over ! *j •New Text Books Priced Below Publishers List Price ctnd in 1897 he still a reportei and Michigan State had lost one of i for the old "CI Record." But iblestt sons. -- fame followed fast with the turn nrever agricultural writers j of the century and aside from •dome Early, All You Need Is Your Course Numbers, writing hi* "Adventures in Con¬ ent editor of the "Country j tentment" series. Baker found time Gentleman" and a graduate of the j during the war years to act as one college's engineering department I We Do the Rest '**" of Wilson's most trusted secre¬ in 1899, usually crops up. Rose taries. With the completion of his spent 10 years on the North Da¬ 20-year job on the president's bi¬ kota Agricultural college's engi-| I.0TA DOWN PAYMENTS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED TERMS ography came his latest achieve¬ neering department ment this last spring. ^taff after! graduation before becoming editor! •Supplies For All Courses Another man whose name Is of the "Gas Review" In 1909. In j Tap Allowance on All Trade-Inn known among corporation lawyers 1917 he became associate editor of j the nation over also gleaned his the "Country Gentleman" and lat- j •We Buy All Textbooks, Whether Used Here or Not GREGORY MAYS & 1H0M (0. early education from the college on the banks of the Red Cedar er was promoted to editor-in-chief. AWARDS DOCTOR'S DEGREE 234 South Capitol Ave„ Unsung. Mich. river. He is the late Joseph Bell The college, In appreciation of! Cotton, graduate of the class of the services of this one of heri favorite sons, granted Rose an —Free Jioofc ('oven— j honorary Doctor of Agriculture degree on July 28. j Perhaps Michigan State's most I It's Kommon Kollege Knowledge noted alumnus is Don Francisco.: president of Lord and Thomas, one! of the world's largest advertising The Clever Coed Goes to — State In 1914 i Although Francisco had a hank¬ ering to be a cub reporter he final¬ ly decided to follow the advice of CAMPUS BOOK STORE V. E. BERKMAN, M'rr. 22a Dorothy K. Beauty Shop Dial 4-3119 taught America to « OPPOSITE TIIE UNION Mem Reside, WELCOME FKKSHJWN! hDnrawOr TUk Wrt Mcrc^CNCMKa |/>4 4par'Mtrvit* PfW H OMHmm* i FHKKMA.NS BAKBER SHOP ■wwelM* iatwmv/ «-• *ut • UHSliair \t vftue VMM il JK. ****' * *** 'tiiaS / *ar>ti» * icViAW <« tvwa* tor n.aw.r«J>">':* a-JXtuie UjCs« |w w/t auuvgospt tejsrTiaat »3« A «t*0K«« « .1 Ivuf wwda ma »• » r.-aeaa 1'vit. «V<- W ~»l' «• w«l» toll' Spartan habit uiiuu.t'4 v~ ■.•.■: mi Tm >- V* ' " VtttnA Y'#*i and the * yei'A* B»-r! Iff (>f»m kg prittt. KLict/ 1i*r jsMw .«wen*e »? AAMW £•? f 'mhman Week Sorial (jnlmdar l'r**4 lor Mu4rrt i'lirwr* *« Wwfivr twucteoa *■* tmtnau S3— ■tf'Tjt/i' vjc. li* wtfi* 6*/ Tel# P * «K1 #i jg* W&* *^*,*2 f farufy^m*u<*s if xuez. J,, at rut < y&iwf* 4ur lURirwftt** » ia»f rntvec ps*g,tot«C If tUf *■ Sh*' *&ciM°*c 4nr V* •!«* "*m* Culiqpe vweputrftp wtftrm;. * :&+M 2)K*rmr»or7 jb *»-. j. taaur VliluMW t FmMm Sotmb, HmK, Fiak B«i LmMt > m. A&ut. MU»wt. «ot »*«l« i*« nw«t werrrsBBt* t4— inktrmK.' v&m Hm *WjW., "f Amm tnm (he l'w* tTi. hrujuo •cb-iircci campus •*£jrtr«,-vi«Tacufitf ^fcuvi^ts Ssr gum^ This Woman's World hook store Through (js*d Eye* Here's a WELCOME and a TIP ' nw* r i W«i I »MM Mtmrctf. *'.f V -.--r. * > H > tr oun r:***". Ar Mr7t«w* si~ to Lrr-p your rlolKr- rlran and vr-U b*irtwr tiyte- J»TT/ * :i»G-|r^ir j • K: ihfuym* ,} AW A/ mernmrnt idwciwMS OrtaiQk mi€ A-Jf ciui- IMraif ji. ar,v l^ttM " . . . AJytt* IM»4>iici ttj-n-r*' Vjf* Mmuv Virifirj, ¥'j«w»'» *v>juruuqr vaS/ rf rtnutt m . nnitniriiiw Let IS Help You FRESHMEN •4* Wff t< tui Cititrjiii.il'* » * f. ua* &«M »»r > <»«< If a* KEEP SMART ' tun and bxerr'u* Pliooe 2>2r>.'i.) f.Weli'Ofiie (Jaw of if iSparJtc »VMJ«3 MJb a »**> SOL 7Hi I AMI A ( 4KKY W AT •« '4UA iur f *j< tr**uu u'lU {*Crd V« iff Ux/k>»f l>fr*f«rd I# "(IK > vo pif fwoff vl wUvaiiiif iff M»' Li|(a»j N*t». Ilfi/p College Cleaners »« »( <«f riMtflnMi. trrmMj •Lop for tv«f lw»rr **r*U. in east lansing Wolverine Plans Early Sales Drive Shop With Your Roommate At— .* ^ :rj* ;1C JT. ^Thvy IIft if I \IS(', ) ra rlttxtk h\ li'ivrlt )*> H s /'/oners kf*l — l'k**» I ZUlt Sum. FOR ROOM FURNISH IM6S AT SAVINGS PRINTERS Whtn yum eomtu to Mhga • C4RD TABLES To Michigan Slate \cnx this FaN • THROW RUGS Since 192(1 • STUDY DESKS • STUDENT LAMPS • DRAPERY MATERIAL he Campus Press (Incorporated) • CURTAINS • BEDSPREADS - BLANKETS • SHEETS - PILLOWCASES • Canvas Laundry Mailing Bags ^v.; mkMUban state news :. F Noted Artists Are Booked For Lecture, Music Seri Two Speakers Return;'Auto Engineer Sel Dramatists Get Call APO Will S/teak Campus Personalities to to Instrumental, Vocal of "That's BILL KNOX, Aff council, over president I Men's council, there, talking I "Coming up to join them is Early; All May Compete Sketch Book with PAUL GRimCTH. Spartan1 DICK GROENING, president of Of Campus Soloists to Appear footbullcr and president of the new I Student council. Calling all thespian*. The hue and cry for amateur actors, actresses, and stage "Campus Beautiful,'* a boo! crews will greet members of new and old classes alike shortly pencil sketches of campus po Program Lists Lilv'Dramn Is Included after Freshman Week when preparations for the annual fall- of special beauty with comments 1 by Mis* Elida Yakeley, term all-college play gets under way. Pons, Met Star jFor First Time It wasn't so very many years ago that drama was skipped freshman week by members of registrar, will be sold during Although the date for her ap- I Two return engagements fen- "Let's take a walk Jown to the publications offices and meet some "Loft holding the fort Wolverine office is ROBERT in the over lightly in the college' all types of productions. Alpha Phi Omega, national ser¬ pra-ance has not yet been an- ture the list of 10 artists sched- of the slaves. That .MERE, editor of the yearbook. entertainment and education vice fraternity. r. unced. Lily Pons, Metropolitan 1" appear at Michigan State \ woman you Aside from regular courses of¬ The sketches were drawn by i ij ft a star, heads the list of ar- ,on the student lecture course next almost bumped Into Is red-headed Trying to wangle some office space program. But in the past four fered on the college curriculum Clare A. Gunn of Grandville, who who v.ill appear on the 1940- year. JEAN HILLS, business manager from him are KARL 'OSRIU' years, under the influence of for credit, and numerous one-acts made the drawings because of hfS • of the Wolverine, who is head over BRIGIIAM. editor of the Spartan Director Dr. W. Faweett Thomp¬ 41 Michigan State college concert J"hn Mason Brown. New York and shorts put on by members of interest in drawing and his pride dramatic critic, who made hLs heels in work these days seeing and president of Sigma Delta Chi, son, dramatic productions have dramatic groups or Theta Alpha , ,ir-r. and enjoyment of the beauty of l"h•- series of programs, given **rond visit to M.SC. last year. that all you freshmen get a year¬ and ART HOW'LAND. Spartan been on a definite upswing at Phi. national dramatics honorary M. S. C's campus. similar to the *tu- book. business manager. Michigan State. fraternity, an all-college play i> The book was first placed on age HAVE FINE PLANT offered The spring each term. sale last spring, and Gunn. who Is "Down in the State News office i term drama is traditionally the a graduate of State, has announc¬ Completion of the new million- Heads Music List Ch.irles Kettering. General are DAVE TEFFT, News and JACK CARMAN, business dollar auditorium and the Fair- Senior Week Shakespearian pro¬ ed that a new and enlarged second ; Motors automotive engineer and child theater last spring has given duction given under the stars in edition containing many more | rerearch expert, who captivated M. S. C. dramatists one of the most the college bond shell. "The Mcr- drawings will bo released this an audience of State students with "In the outer office trying to urely dashing out of the office in modern month It h the second edition plants in the country for See DRAMATICS — Page 10 his extemporaneous address last organize a staff ore TOM GREENE. the direction of tffe football field which will be sold during fresh- >ear. will again appear on the DON WAV. and CHARLES FOO. is JOE SIMEK. sport# editor.. j jof 1940-41 lecture course. his visit has not yet been set. The date asociate editors. The woman us- ing the telephone "There'll probably be another is DOTTIK batch of BMOC'a in the Union Varied Facilities Make Lilian A number of the drawings In- eluded in "Campus Beautiful" \ j ACTRESS C OMING HUNTER, women's editor. Lels- grill, so let's wander up that way. were'done before the idea of pre- i j Two distinguished actresses will Center of Student Activity paring a book of them was sug- \ "The tiny gal In the rldtng habit ts PAT MrKIDDY. Panhrllenlr gested Both old and new build- 1 I appear on the program during | fall term. Cornelia Otis Skinner president. Standing at the bar watting fur cukes are JIM OTTO, seninr If one could lie satlxfied with cateh-an-ean eat naps, he irigs and traditional campus scenes j | will be at Michigan State on Oct rlars president, and JOE GOUNDIE. president of Excaltbur, seninr could live in the Union building for uuite some time. Not are subjects of the drawings.. ' j | 17. and Eva LaGallienne will dis- men's hnwnrary. Joining them is LOUIS NF.CCT. Spartan cheer- Details of the fre-hmon week ! i cuss he new Independent Students' association. that any one does, of course, but it illustrates the variety sale "The Living Drama" on Nov. appear in an advertisement on ] of facilities centered in this Spartan focal point of student • pajj of this "TOM CONNELLY. Junior class see STARR KEESLER. track man activity. president, is the fellow putting and president of Blue Bey, junior read a newspaper, play the: 'II meet you in the Union," nickle in the music machine. a men's honorary, and ROGER but I'tiprr'n Fir-t Full U«ur is a phrase that has become a Feb 13. speaking f President of the interfruternlty BLACKWOOD, sophomore class text book, at- Will 15c Out Sept. 27 council, JOHN LIFSEY. is sitting president. Crossing the street is campus by-word. »rk on a newspa- over there at that third table. OIET AUBUCHON. State basket- In the Union you can buy per. stud, atte "Out on Grand River avenue We a coke, rat a meal, art a haircut. er yo lay bridge, relax. Sept. 77 lecture on world affairs on Nov. take a shower (if you're a r.Y PONS Week. . i It Gen. Hugh S. Johnson, former woman), smoke, or go to cli 1 birthday B ami G course, which de- NRA administrator, will speak on FOUR LOUNGER Keeps Fqiiipment in Condition ' i national affairs on a date yet to Union facilities include a S OPENS NOV. 13 be announced. Ambassador Hu See UNION-Page II numbers are listed in Pi Shih is also scheduled, but a topic When the class of 104-1 concert series. The fir and a date for his apiiearar.ee n will be presented No- have not yet been booked** pull* in Sept. '23, they're apt he LELAND STOi: to lie surrounded by the work Trapp Family, vocalist Two dramatic presentations are r.ext two artists in the m scheduled for the coming year's of one of the college's liveliest af Ballet Dramatist Is division* and never realize it. .r«ky, cellist, will present a of several original dances on a Dec. II. and George Ene<- date yet to be selected. lintst, is scheduled for Jan. For the first time a stage play ubert Cassadusu*. pianut. will lie included in the lecture course. "Life with Father." star¬ ring Lillian Gish. The date for Scheduled For If. the lwhind-thc-«c*ne. workers in the nil-college divl.ion. nonly refer re department, who and its buildings equipment in smooth running The Spotlight's on YOU! Cellist Returns this number will 1* booked later. V.iit nr.- new* nl Mirliigiiii Stole. Wlml yoil ear by a committee com¬ 1 posed elected sion to of faculty students. the members and Student admis¬ lectures and other he dean of the king with him i* John | A. Hannah, secretary of the col- BAG -Indent*. Every TlU'»ilay, Tbiiriuluy, ami Saturday morning it bring. you complete detail. of all .Indent iirliviliea, of what'* go- I lege and the State Board of Agri¬ ft course coupons numbers is covered by in the student activity culture. Capable Superintendent iiifC on at M. S. C, It tell* you what lia« happened noil what i* go- ! book which each student (Dave) Davenport iil|| to lia|i|u-o. The Slate New* i* a* tilttrli a part of life at Mirlii.' 4\ | upon payment of registra i fees I kiss of the outfit ;:aii Slate a* text book- ami leetore note*. Here are come of llie r ' Frosh Attend ntennnce Job of keeping M S smoothly operating I* carried reiiMill* why .tmlenl. litul year after year that lliey enn'l gel along \ Building* are cleaned, paint- without lit % | College Willi Scholarships class repaired, carpente on. the campus gri ids kept neat Sixty-four members of the and a fleet of trucks ar j of 1944 will attend school this ly on the go supplying CAMPUS NEWS WOMEN'S NEWS ! year on alumni scholarships. Half livery needs. t nmplete coverage of all the t .her will i varftitjr. minor, Intramural, and ien'» athletic* *'s 32 senatorial dis- WORK IH DIVIDED ! uumrn't sport* by writer* who h partleularly 1 tricts. while the other 32 are se- know the participant* and vponxored activities; in short, omen, rliliic college ( RIGOR El ATIGORSKV ! lected from the state at large. know llie coaches. All the new* everything that happen* on full representation in 1 Equivalent to. the $120 tees for CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER and all the "dope." ( antpu*. plu* feature fttorle# anil play a concert on Feb 18. the regular school year, the schol- interview*. ' j arships are awarded to outstand- I'ianist to (live EDITORIALS | ing high school students for high scholastic rating t-Iu# extra-cur- TODAY'S CAMPUS WASNIN6T0N NEWS IPIIONY GIVES FINALE Concert at Stale. bu»: •V'll ■ Sharp, concise editorial*, care, A lively column of out-of- fully and thoughtfully prepar¬ employe* \ ed. whieh Interpret new event*, ' i ert by the M the-ordinary happening* thai eight to 15 1 ay that M. S change* In procedure, and cam¬ help make the day a hit bright¬ C. students may attend clause# In er. Storle* of Joke*. stunt*, the new* behind the new* In pus problems. An active force freshly cleaned and painted room#; trlrk*. and honer* drawn from national and International af¬ working at alt time* for the that dormitory resident# may be fair*. The author* often pre¬ good of the student body. assured hot running water at all dict what * going to happen, that the college lighting and they very seldom ml**. CAMPUS CALENDAR UNDER THE WIRE and that office equip kept in glua several four- well with the college heating day. A major Stale New# li u • v student* informed oil •-nent staff members a plant. Other# are never #een* dur¬ feature. world affair*. lure* each term. ughout the yeai ing the day but come on to do janitorial service after the build¬ ing# are deserted. Nearly 200 regular employe# are FRESHMEN! Stay Off Your Feet included in this maintenance crew and tomething like 150 students I*» F. T. TREADWEU. Keep work part time during in the various department#. the year AT REDKTRATION ROBERT CAIADUl'l Your SHOES in GOOD REPAIR To he Kurc you will receive the Stale Newa and enjov its 2JO .*. A. C*. Ann. — W l«d«l many featurea, all you have to do in alien your name and ad- drew. on the State Newn aeetkm of your regialration rard Of Coanr You'll Take Picture*! which you All out durinir frenhman week, Subwription*. ALL WORK GUARANTEED which are only 50 centa a term, are paid at the accounting of¬ REX CAMERA SHOP fice along with courae fee*, depoaita, elc. 11^ aure lo aign the State New a curd when you regintec, lo inaure prompt dc- WELCOME CLASS OF 1944 IS THE PLACE TO GO FOR CAMERAS FILM - PHOTO FINISHING Mir r DARKROOM SUPPLIES - PHOTO LIGHTS WIDE SELECTION OF GREETING CARDS In Eaat Laaaing, Nnt One to the Rank iUtrljujan &tai? Nviua :: j ■ Greek letter Groups Outline Plans for Frosh Rushing eview! : W NEW. PRESENT HIGH POINTS OP CAMPUS LIFE Women Schedule Woaen WOKM Nisf NiSf hf ^ *.UI Sea*, of Tea, »*" HoU1 ,foW New students desirous f,, for fie fcr Ftmal With cper. bollHf * each ciap- lied gevting acquainted with' Miefc- ter house, fraternity 'jiffca Su'jt w*ritj life will be !j enabled to fcxlc over the Greek Sorority Bids M.*k 1*4.1 Suut wilt f" »*>- Che firrt ruhh>,^g Sinia/ afternoon ur.der j Setter oecfaSk*'' h*mn «rd nwrn- women «uhtn« Co be . foUowtnC rrnhman Week 't*r*fc4» tod, *t the *arr* time, be eo.-utfrred lor eorarit/ wernber ,. L'rdrr guidance ct lElortra'xr- jktoited over (t&erasolvei at slit i(op during the formal rtubmf r.:!r co„rc::. inier-iive rurhin* will | ductor? tear tchcdukd fcy ail »o«i .0 Se;;«n«r and October > during Freshmen Week. i Wirt*. Al t TO WV i4an »#!•» tf" rudriftg Ice gisa Oct. 2©.. 20 days a! *Km are required to send a |• Fvrrcai nahkvg «asc» will ojer. of M ceoU in '>penirjf 0/ school Additional Sua- Saturday, Sept. 23. with tear marry order to Mr.. 4lJ. hcwiei ^ ^ | psanrcd by the Alpha Chi Omepi, Fred C. Taylor; *711 Beech street, utg the rushing period. Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Phi. East Laming. on or before Sepiern- fa pur; one* of observing study Alpha Oraicrui Pi. Alpha cer 15. Xi fhcurt, the council requires houses Delta and Chi Omega h«e**M. So wotman w3v> lias failed to j • w release nxsbecs not later than j The rema'xder of State** 13 pay her fee on or before the above 110 p m during the rush; j i^crorttie* will give tear Sunday date will be considered tor mem- Jin order to determine the extent feffrT&yoa, Thij group includes berrfiip by any sorority during tfce iof rushing activate*, each fra tor- 'Editor On. Kappa Alpha Theta. tor mai rushing period jniiy must tie with the dean of, ! Ks*pr« Delta. Kappa Kappa Cam- f A forum I k all women who rrxr/i oSke a list of rushers • rca. Sigma Kappa and Zeta Tau! have pa«d the required fee will be , trrtained each day dur;r.| rushing. en-j ? Alpha wW dunrig Week to There are 17 fraternities at | | WOLVERINE Tear are scheduled from 2-JO to txpiaui raW.iT.g thoroughly, and to | 15 p. as. each iflenxwo. Pro*pfcc- ; amwer all quM'aea which those rw'uonal Michigan State, of which 1$ are | and fw > are k«ca! U.ve ruthees are not expected V. 1m wwh to *.;< The nationals are Alpha Epst- TYPEWRITER (0. iier. /: flar.dfcock will ior: P. Alpha Gamma Rho,*B*ta mailed to atl women *iw have Kappa. Delta Chi, Delta Stgm.a 224 d their ruit-.r.g fee by Sep torn- Ave. . hs«M 3-1141, Phi, Aipf.a T.u Omega. Farm- i t >..- IS. T e*e b, "•>» r« . r ' s • .t * WHERE SPARTANS MEET nannnim. Ewcfe CHrHfatM rtmpo PlerlrkUn. deenrtte Urtr pine In the r.tiwi or.I to |hr Ukf thp edge off final «rH brforr For T^uirk (lokcs For lai«;li( l.iinclfd'- For S|M»rial Dato For (hhmI Foods M < Mirhiiran Nairn male » Idlrd hrlwren kradqnartrr. ju-d plnin nab flwta. T>b|rc and etumri and daring the tve¬ THE Most Fopular 1 ^ ins when Mudrnta pet a hankering lo meet friend', and intra uvrr a n*r »r cup of cvlfrr. SPOT oil CAMPUS NION GRILL OI11N 7i«0 A. M. TO 11 :Otl P. M. NION CAFETERIA IIOI KS: 11130 A. M. TO I :OU I*. M. 5il3 1*. M. in TiUU I». M. tOL'l*ON DISCOUNT BOOKS ARE GOOD IN BOTH CRILI. AND C.1FETERIA Station Has Men Become Pass In Review! Cadets In New Studio MICHIGAN STATE NEWS CAMERAMEN P RESENT HIGH POINTS OF CAMPUS LIFE ROTCUnit WELCOME Facilities You're In the army now! TtM UTiAS Rrna'flra.t* That situation will apply \o most freshmen men who enter M\ S. C. OnHrp' Prn^ranm; this fall, as well as to a number lias lli-h Pinier of upper-class men, for all \men students, unless tfhey meet certain ] ! Michigan State's radio eta- exemptions, are Required to take! tinn, WKAR, which at the two years of military science. \ ! j present time is as well-eqiJT)*- This constitutes maining in the , ped as any radio station in th* college's Reserve Omrers Train- I ! United States, will just he irg Corps unit, tf a student elects ! ' to take two mote- years of ad- ; getting set I.mated at its new vance work, he becomes a eandi- ; j studies by the time classes begin date for a second lieutenant's com- \ j this fall. mission in the Reserve C irp*. ; located in the new auditorium, ! instead of the threr reparate hitikl- Four units, infantry, cavalry, ' field' artillery, and canst artillery, ingif which previously housed it. 1 the Nation's faeiities include three arc included in the military de¬ partment. Field artillery, which is | studios, three ofTices, a transcript > lion room, and a room for con- now j ters completely motorized, the heaviest enrollment of regis¬ • tinuity writers. let ms hcrp >»ur ear in tip-tup the four each year. Interim-king control panels of The department has its own the latest design and huge glass horses for use of the cavalry unit. An ar ti-.'iirrraft gun and a lurpe j presented simuttareously t r con- coast deiense rifle .aril included in j tmiiously from rII <>f tiie three the coast urtilleryV ukit's equip- ion .Springfield rifle i during held m f M te &g ■ datives fur the year will tie. Political rallies are held each spring den and campus politico*, try and get votes. EAT t\ri: on JEAN'S*] CAFETERIA = mpus. Louise Campbell, 327 Bast Grand River Asenue ary Ma.vo, and Sarah Lang- ,n Williams halls are all located few blocks away -'• ! population of the four rrv. lories overages about 850 , About 250 women stu-' live in approved rooming j , oil campus, and sorority R. 8. LINTON , -r, are the homes of a slightly. OMf; I.IVE AT 1IOME ALUMNI AND ALL OTHER ELECTRICAL NEEDS A ^proximately 350 women live (Continued from Pago 3 n ijf-jr.e in Lansing and East Lan- t he was appointed head than of rwhile 20 commute to and AWS Welcomes You • Lord and Thomas. P A- ■* r •. homes and those who live? ; Michigan Staters. brought, more pride to State j Upon registering, new women jd y< • ..Lege ,-r cooperative .roup, and about 120 who] bouses.) #• about 75 women in the' | students become full-fledged mem- • [i bers of the college When you pay your fee* you automatically be- } faculty and students than any other Spartan graduate. Bailey, a native of South Haven, where he was born in 1858. gradu- Electric Co. ft West Grand River I come A.W.S. members. A.W.S. is ! Phone i ated from the college's agricultural ARE FILLED jthe abbreviation for Associated \ i course in 1882 and taught here , Women Students, the women's i By this time you should be from 1885 to '88. From Michigan- in August, ! student couqcil. - about | Many swear by three-piece!; State he went to Cornell ready for a shoping tour. If suits, the skirt and jacket making : as a pro- j Our A.W.S. organization is a j, | you can afford a fur coat, buy one an all-occasion outfit and the coat1i fessor, in 1888, and was appointed | part of the national Association of ! *you can wear at football games as doubling with other dresses So if | Women Students found in all of |'well as formal* Better steer clear you lack a two-piece suit, bring ■ • dean'and director of the agricui- tural division there in 1903. which HAPPY LANDINGS CO-EDS! jthe leading colleges and universi- j(of perishable kidskin. lapin (insist that point up to the exchequer j capacity he filled until his rptuc- j tie« m the country. We are proud ' (on buck pelts, at least), squirrel, head. j ment in 1913. He has acted us ] to represent it on our campus and j (gnat and white or red fox Bear. Kitted black reefers, military happy to welcome you as its new ,Hudson seal, knmmer. martin or braided or velvet trimmed, are j civet will justify your investment, also perfect for both campus wear j But a fur coat is by no means and dress-up occasions. If you ice essential; perhaps a fur-collared bknte you'll want your snow suit tweed or a camel's hair sports but ski-fants are never worn on mode would lit your wardrobe campus unless it's 15 degrees be- better. And don't >ass those au- low zcto. Many prefer profes- Achieve that CHIC Look ,tumn colored plaid- that are sjoing slonal xhoft-skifted costumes for jto he the rage this fall without a the skating rink. Every Spartan Now A Happy and Lucky College Year to You Hum a iNiiiiiImt Abbott Rnad lilFT LINER bargains'* that don't fit Spartan women clump Jewett's Flowers YIIC I I nrietl Provides «.»r. Jn.1, Card llM on Ih, tmM i«itr»plt»i» dnliurrt drrimrd ■»: f.r irnm. dltnm.d I old mr Ulvrr nrr K»tlr> .lid iniptr. Program »lw hrtrloom, «M Uw nmi. JrwrWd prnd.n, ma. finbh A \f Ivrt nrrk <«ur formal llllrr. ilbhun. i tmro, And II >«u have of For II omen Thr Nrw and Enlarged Delm The CAMPUS BEAUTIFUL sequins sprinkled d- It's becoming a CampusFreshman Tradition i freshmen are ref i&e at the l'n»on Desk - - Resinning Week COEDS ..( 1944 ft. Another jacket or skirt could not be amiss, but variety in the EASY anil ECONOMICAL to form of a flannel or corduroy jumper contort low priced and is always welcome. WELL DRESSED « Maybe a love of a froth an¬ gora sweater, but you'd better no¬ Student*' t hr.ru* greets this tify your escort or carry a »pon*c button* and belt. It'* only $12.95. to the fuzz. remove simplicity . . . young wool gahgrdini 7. And l>e absolutely sure you silk dress, ... cardigan neck and it'* only $12.!d sophisticated biack. bring along some sort of rainy TOWN a.,d COLLEGE SHOPPE with a straight neckline to show weather apparel. Reversible rain- off your heavy gold jewelry. cqaU arc ideal, .but if the fund is 3. Bags, and let yPur imagina- km. stop at oiled stika. Hood* are lioo run riot Any color, type, a wise precaution and you've ro style or capacity will find willing idm how a gay littte oiled silk OPPOSITE COLLEGE L'NION umbrella wards off Atormy weath¬ er blues. I "hone 2-1505 SSSSSIE SMEte SMteKWall 116 W. ALLEGAN XKSIGAX STATE XlWt College Acts To Meet Major Problem OfFaculty Is Orientatio Aids HeM'Vrt„n vo/fri^'Students Are DRAMATICS |WomenHave mE3V« DORM FIGURES (Continued from Page i) Weekly For Membership To Jn Of 'f?y Taming ► arvtteued from ~ Psj? 5* cf th« Their Own | j (Continued from Page 4> j AiJ students who reserve rooms In Advisory ence in that order. Linton warned against ov«,L my .> ill Stale Men Henry Vlir have j In men's dormitories do so for the optimism In the matter cf -—4 enroll!! New Men Discussions lew the iast three spring System gains this early, h A ' ijium a, a rji»t«T«- To J! Twenty-four upper-class counsellors "in ti.e men three llrlp Sliiilenl- I applications, the mid-sum^ New Women to all comers. Applicants j serve as • are opec «n*s renrOd a M S C | f.r rv>s are given trials under the] Aid VxromiT* Pick | turns may be out of prop,; later ones, Linton believes A» a mxjcr pcirt to 1b* Pwp**i«e of CVj «Jr; •riwta&s fcr.mee " I MS. C.'n or-Jr coOrfe f Tb.vr.pKci iivd aide' ... . . ... Getting adjusted to newj New students making . j.piic JL S. C_ aC frr-hTTir. mea oar* fives for credit and ^ Try-.-.! sc.,™ last) « «R*n < on«ltath« aCttVl- RUT ow>. GormXMrVr surroundings and to at at* Peqa^v-i to eeiroB :r* *«£a- '"c^;"4 .. f supervised by student* is the twgir rv! :t artuii .-nun* tks at •J-.rr* .? the f«« Mtrhisati Mat* u» ^ .Vrw doraitor„. , life i.« one of the major prob- ^ »- ■ ^ y . * m«; centered in the "Biff Sister" ,TfWn ot Jiudml Lmtcn women*# freshman orients- ai'-cc pr.xJjcticn* frrs.-mea grvrmmrnl. a*,. lernn facinp new students. eatioa 101. a cocre* added to •>* t!* CMTfcntse Un ;*ar i-r-z: s»". e - * :: >n prorrara offered in con- played Vitown a» the Fresh- «i*t*d by a Aatrnftory siaS Th*y Both students and faculty at Students Must | Trued rc mi,-* :x:r-i icz-Jc-s nun Counselor #y#tcm- s ha\w their own constitutions and Re -Oicn'jtjre- fie Veer." Mr. with reg^iUr requirod r-eeB li. *vcr»I rrl ricwi See — Michigan State recognize this, and ' ] . . . u-te-otei dramatic*. ra* edacatjon eessrses : in This year about 500 upper-; both ctvperate in programs de- j !•"> 1 villi rrvised ty the physical «dki* 7' " ****-»' su-x1^.tot ck« acmer. w ll try to he their ^ ^ ^ midrrt, c .signed to help freshmen become Michigan State college iccepi Class meetings in *>.-• A»iher rapifiy frowinf peryrt deptrtmer-l inf rrat\e' •-I* Randi. to Sitter**" most useful friend oriented as rapidly as possible. no applications for college desired to hf.'.p freshmen -v r *.r. tRe S* jJ. TRealer. ,\lre-J< ] In addition to the IT fraternity id are s the water term Faculty F re 4CK> «™r hue volun- houses, where about .*-00 men re- HELP BOTH MEN. WOMEN | missions from prospector f!, cvme *d;af*.t i to cvUrge Mer « .V r,ft? T>* Y3SC A p\~- d:-ecx f r*l " * **J" ot:r ceymiiation. whxh teered to serve *s .vol and per- Tl:e college conduct* separate dent* under 15 years of give the kgtwm -are mnfuiSjt treetir**. s^wtsor* *ono! couroeltor* to inoommf ' ; side, there are about 450 approved private homes :n East Lansing onvot.n.on programs for mrn and ^ K -- Sec ted is as attrm ri to meet siir ' The *' ferfrrranoe* **'-'■ iri individual;tmesett stader.u. and the rrtnain- where men student* may live. All »-am,n and studrnt "WnMoo. ; u, A)^,a m ^ and studwt ,. der are ev*evted to he selected by ' _ * " CRAer drama'.:.* yrvry or. ram- the time school open*. men who do not live in dormi- «SS '1 T Frrsbmn °!'°US-> ^n1 Vrrk and Ur! m th* period j will assist new students I .- - *" r-* ■' Raheatal Theta Alpha' He»d:n« < tones, fraternities, or at their own | F„,hman w„.k Mt-irrr S.vt. Aepcrtraraare Aulene hemes, are required fcl..'>s.ne Hm -Bar G«** a r fm ;r earn, fall and aprctt * to Jive in | Assignment to advinrr.- s.'.a Setrr of Eart Unaut* and Efcmtor these bash nrw ... student w.ll be »'-! the Ya> D t - ty VfM TO HTtr .term seerts ma—bees fr.ett the K-.r-ev approved private residences (n.shmcn recelve ftr„ of Uns.n* a> eo-chalr- ,'frrd to . faculty adviscr. who tor* YMCA *' ' :r ri h swxrrUry campus -ne- o( Rryat CUk and 1(M IJV* OfT CAMUS continue will help him in arranging his : Other project* of the CUrefer. Tumuli o! Urj Island. ^ of ^ Kphon,orr „ Recrr.* in'These homes are om- CTMlt «ia.»wrx rww K. V. has* char** of fe>- ■ traded for each term, and re— There a.e a . h" "T vut 'im «ch student selects a „m , jeet and Is assigned on .ids .Vl-<\Ule«e peatucticms staged amualrted parties tor aU re* dents mu«1 stay for the ert:re i er rrtsapi ber, serving in this freshman ad- . r ire past three .earn ha.-e in- «*"■« .fjder.ts ,ha, drp>rlmfnt. ;rnn M re . lhaf 10P0 men live .r ^ IS r 'I » lc 0 * Freshmen are required —vy-v "I'jjfd ruch well-known plays as C*>ur»lli-rs cwrrcspc-nd w.th this grcsip cf houses , - Thcmtcw W ider * • for with their advisers „• •». Our Ti^wn." their -Little Sisters" durinf the Off-campus rrsldencts for men ORGANIZATIONS AID 'middle of fall term. ^ ' Lady P-Wi.-us Stream." I\*sen*s summer, and are on hand to help are inspected at once during . W id Duck" and Maxwell And- '-hem during their first In addition, upper-class men'mid-term examination*, anti .d year • the school year for fire hazard* by and wx>rren representing various I also discuss problems with shcral »cqua:—ed « H gh T. r i Jr. order to establish closer cor.- * fepreser.Utiie of the r tv clerk'* ice sen organizations, including j at any other time. pr- ,*t Errphas.« .* p'^ced on vanety tart between new students and offVce. and for living condition* by , --r-ert • " t^ese produrtx>n». ac- upper-class w>Amen. one wmman re- * representative of the o llefe #»te * »s -*■» am i-.- PoMoffitr I'tm ia-nertary nordg :o Thompson, and with sk! r< in each of the dv^rmitorws men's housing office uette dr- -** exception of a \wry few. names and cooperative houses has been COLLEGE DRUG CO. " ZZ,'^* 3 Many IVnnie* repeated from cast to.appointed as official representa- Hollle Tupper. Otwgo: North Hall the Freshman Com *°r Dory* vt* TTf.'f n T-eta Marguerite Crocker. Portland. N Welcomes You to Your REXAIX STORES *11 e» row•rrgim a V - Alpha Pb; may be Sy Y: Benson house. Geraldine Gif- L.-.: Lj.y -1 a'.ed fcv acting, directing, rkmg or handling drama- Mi These represen*ati\ws are- West ford. Flint; Robinson house, Mari- ■n Mary May,. Bonnie J. Weil*. CM- lyn Ott. Dexter; R.x-hda!e house I'reMrriptions — School Supplies ca*»- East Mary Mayo. Laura Mae ~ -4 OFFFR «tTUrCT CHOICF C * >ge rM WKAR Leland Betty Siaufier, Perrv; Concord I-amps — Toiletries Webster Grow. KEN'S :c ws;rk Mo; house. Rvrra Jean Fritx. Gobies XortJ/ Campbell. Lois Lueefct St: Alice Cowles house. Jacquelvr ims de- Johyj: South home cooking ol r specialty M MODOLN BARBER SWH' rate*" >.-e ft Campbell. MarVrie Anderson. Ben ton Harbor: and rected ind act- Twa Watersmeet. North . WdliaiM. Bennett house. Betty Dck. Dear- if V*_r~a tee Mate TWaW t lines Betty Dooh'.tle; South Williams, born 4, Breakfast — Lunches — Suppers { Vfl . It ill Fir These MORIMT SHACKS Magazine Welcomes Xew Recruits f Take Heoe a leakage Frem ■ STATE NEWS (Continued from Page 3i all copy, and plan* the layout of : FRESHMEN i jr j HOEFIINGER'S BAKE SHOP ; the r«pc* A*ar>c;atg editor* for JM0-41 ire For gootl m-holruomp fooil and 1 Opposite State Theater mi AbMt Rd Tom Greene cf Mawm of the Tueedav i»*ue: Dm W.jv ,»f / plrnly of it at prices easy on 1 •D>rtland n charge of the Thi»-. Thr RUST Thai'. R\KF.II ' your pur*o. 1 dav issue, and C-ole* F.o ,.f Johns, m charge ' the Sat inlay ar 1 OTHFRS SELL %Dk While reporter* are busy gath¬ ering editorial mate*;*! '.he bu*i- SCHRAM advertising and tising copy m Lansing and Ka-t Meeting ^^d^-c'- ®'.]c jilutt j[oob ^ijop lan«:ng Jack Carman of Lansing E.4EL BRK.H\M AST ROWLAND Tailors and Cleaners lyon tk\ hi hoi rattor cr- *-«>d by l« r charge of this work., as- Ed Morev of Chr'. tte and Younfett publication on the r.imbei penir.g* tor new rnem- and Gorge Prter* of Battle Creek M. S. C cAmpu* is the n 1 224 AbheM Reel bo\rdiv; run ri-KS F*mH NTMBEB Jack Sinclair of G'ad«tone. who !v *envM>-m>c majrtfine, fiePP/^ i* managirg editor. .« m ch.irtfr e«i. approtpriatel)- er of editorial and news activities f Itow ii*fair*t be z—TO . % e o 0 o # is ted aider th« • • t ring Frt Tefft of Charlotte who < rr.,du- All Kin«!« of Alteration* an«l Rrpair* ' similar to that of publisher m the • hero in thu , profe*»»onal nee-spaper field BO%RD MAN4GM F%fFR rj-end Fe b numt ! rarried out by the hoard of con- • fures, both form* trol. composed of the graduate . ! manage-, managing editor, and' Hava Always Baaa : business manager Ralph Norman FRESHMEN i facUtr adviaer to the paper SPARTAN HEADQUARTERS F.rKSMj-agement ;» gi%-en to all new vtaff member* who show* roiief* year, climaxed an mlerext in Kmrnalism and an ef- for J This during feature* aenior week the ' wid** "^tonce V' thWn IralT,'n, program and • pictures tor the annual water work Each year more than 100 Cleaning • Ilyring Welcome to Miehigun State pageant on the Red Cedar river. In addition to Bngharn. who hail# from Grand leedge, and 1 r% J®»« the State News • prr««ing • Tailoring Howiand. an East Lansing man. tng editor from Wednesday of • Altering • RPnlai, IXIME IN AMI SEE IS Dl'RING FRESHMAN MEEK ether exeeuti\-e* of the magatine include Roger* Ketcham of De¬ j News off.ee to room 8 in the Union troit and Ray Roland of East La: ] annex. ISED ROOKS «;**! on the editorial staff, an on m. a. c. Dm Speuid.ng of East Lansir par*, of thin tmr-je describes the avenue S< 3IOOI. SI PPIJES Bob Cork of Laming, and Gl# j many features of the State News I.AMIY ami Gl'M VanVolkmburgh of Zee land, a .staff. MAGAZINES SMOKING SLPI'IJES FIRST WEEK Meet the Boys at INFORMATION 'Continued from Page l) j trance examinations but are re-! <|utrtd by the college for filing | the SMOKE SHOP UNION DESK ties Official Freahman Week W. Stack, are under the direction of 3. general chairman of men artivi-' are ad-! C ' \ « '• <■>»"«■ hr nmta. m* It L. G. Md-1 M teMn. a ■■■|7| l — UNION MEMORIAL BUILDING Mailmen, Veterinary Soence: T., Miss Jeanette * Ui Tobacco J- *W. Ml J- M- . ,m„ tar nwrr bi ifdint. at evtranci: to campus L Caaiff, Applied Science and A 1 Magazine. Pipe. ke Cream Orbeck. Liberal Aria A Fre»hman Week social cab- School Sopplic Toilet Article Laundry Service WWW:: a*>t—b«r 9, 1M* 10] RES m Pa«r Campus Beauty Is Result of Plans FRESHMEN! ]) UNION College Secretary SchemeGiveg WORLD Get your College Supplies at The Ink Pot against oypt.L (Continued rroifrj»iBe 3) I —Just across tha Avenue from the Union itter ..nrt;;,| which offers fountain —Right Goods—Right Prices—Quick Service'1 ■a"y. h ' based n *"ln« -PpliiiJ , :4h'| light lurches, service di-.ing a room. service and cafeteria, There and are a High Rating TYPEWRITERS . Since u»1|mJ «k 'ISE BIRDS four lounges, served for one of which is women, and that's re- f j To State ~ to Sell—to Rent lid-sum.ner,ar1j| f. r where most of the i bridge-playing Wr ScH goes on. if proportion believes SAY The Union desk sells tobacco, magazines, school sup¬ csndy, Sorority Bu*ine»* UNDERWOODS Governing body of Michi¬ plies, and deals in used text books. IBM ber 15 ;i ^1 gan State sororities is the ilication h? ;,[■ You'll irtlrr Qh the cafeteria level is a reading When the American Assoc¬ Pan-Hellenic council. Com- rorm, where home town rewypapers are kept. dally iation of Landscape Archi¬ pined of two representatives from REMINGTONS The lost and tects formally rieirifnated, in each Korority the group meets on found department and a >IGN UP Checkroom art also located on the alternate week* with the ainT of January, 1939, Michigan same floor level. encouraging friendly sorority rela¬ State's campus second only to tions, higher scholarship and to college HYeptfl | | OFFICES IN ANNEX The Union Cornell in beauty, it waa the superviae rushing procedure. PEOPLES CHURCH EARLY of the annex, or building, eonta rooms, the State New, dash- IFolv- J. A. HANNAH ——— I r**u" «' » lons-timc retention and mai For independent* The Only Chnrch In feet I-analnc , icrvire j b^u«y under I Unaffiliated women students if the dining room, meeting I of M. H. C. official*, ii Omeg.i. Mor,>:| for your r. and I moms, town girls' room, and j Although the original pui automatically become mem¬ INTERBEN8MINATI0NAL V di- faculty club rooms. of «78 acres in ISM was bers of the Independent Stu- t i With Mich a variety of facilities wooded, it took worhfrxr *ti denU— associotifm, a last spring Welromr* All M. S. C. Stutli-nU Ml YEARBOOK i>f the as these all housed under one roof,1 and faculty many years to merger group combining Athenian it t* little wonder that the Union 1 mate the beouty mars of sc : wing is the mecca of students between timber and poor shrub plan laague. Objectives of the organ- Or. N. A. MeCune. Minister n. 'be and after cls.«s. j the mtl STIU. STAND re to sponsor intra-mural j Employment of Adam Olivar, promote inexpensive Worship 9:30 and It-.00 A. M. Sunday dener from Kala- project,. - There sr. no Uu'sT"" ' SPUC« OLVERINE jmaroo, to lay out the college park, j locate paths and drives and do Special Project* *<""<' CAa**e* To OPKN FOR STTDENTS SEVEN DAYS A WEEK It'* the WELCOME | other related work, started the ; first college landscape planning In 1862. While Oliver wm setting out Freshman women given the opportunity to join I will be IU> Held „ at \ipht CHURCH Of THE RESURRECTION Story | Norway pines and evergreens, ! many of which are still the Spartan Women's League; *p"l*n" ,n "ch00' ni«ht of tin' School CLASS OF 1944 | today, Dr. It M. Thurber, standing second dt.rin* their flr,t c«ll„e year, Tt.e1 Wc"' at ",rt lud'"U, \a"'X ,b* 8, 9:30 and 11 A.IL 1 intOTMt «rouP» a« ,h»!j >ust adding M in '' Ut"r',,"r>' by N mapping | am of Prof. A. J Ved- tr"m \ CORDIAL WELCOME And We Have EVERYTHING A Prof W. o. W.awl- ICot* Carnival, givm about a few chairs a< worth installed the flrst campus . .. lie of fall term. cla*srfiom. several sections meet Rev. (*. \V. Hrickman, Rector At 'hat time all eempui f,r. I «l*«r dinner, 415 Abbott HorJ. lighting system and the campus I At inal t,rw 8,1 for Your Automobile liegafi to take on a pli ganizations will set up booths and] A similar situation exists in the flltforTAITthn de*k« explaining aim*' pbyites department. Itetture went on, s and purposes, and at the same' •venlng classes are held, at State ly minor improve- | time give freshman and tranter! Some classes in accounting, in , 12.18 F. M.— llolv men the opportunity to loin mta and addition* until in 1812 the) *be economics department, also hn W Iteaumont. then a mern- of the,r (ho,r* meet at night for laboratory work. r of the State Do^rd (later he nated the memorial Beaumont ! pus. exclusive of th botanical' PLETZ & SON Tov. 'ar the library to the uggested a master ■ gardens. plan ' Underground construction f the Although ntensifierl' in formulated for future references, i Imb with the exterior post three years has rather rai*ed f beauty of! Aii .Some work was done along such the SI NOCO PRODUCTS campus, no precaution ha*' lines and lip* Board wm in 1921 T. Glenn Phil¬ engaged by the State been overlooked the master plan Intact. toward keeping, Open Letter as college architect, a posi- : Phillip* credits the combination Corner Michigan & Harrison to the the inherent natural beauty of the j Under Phillipe' direction, a locution lor placing Michigan Class of 1944 iatydncape plan of the campus State on the top among the na- < proper was completed »nd adopt- lion's beauty k|m«Is. And though ! in 1884. The plan >1 ould for IRADUATION STATE STUDENTS , locate growth and develop walks, exist- ! campus during it* 80 bwildingA and o( existence, HiUlips says: DAY > plan build-1 ■ABLY WOBK KELPCIi waa mj| mUf) a ixfmitted that there i^iidtng hand and the best I MEET and EAT at ■ted for the !*' or J.n' | 4 cnnperalkm arnorg tha early tnen, who had not only ability. but who were m> imbued with a lie Wolverine it f f||ilh |n |h# future of the college down. th||t - p|anne<| ^ jn vain. ® Their early planning materially the MIRROR RS rultiex,. helped thore who foltowed after ' your collage life ReflaaRag SANDY'S GRILL and own . 1,200 specie* represented nursery trees, but. and function which have there are bet-ween 1,100! the Michigan State college cam- on the and {mm one of the most beautiful in cam- ' the country." made obab. Mf every -Indent's in¬ If You De«ire , dividual picture group -hot* of 130 organization* -nap* of campus • • • Good Food RADIOS \ \ CT« ch»' ^ nd ^ th« p\,'* o«v^ '. the o\\c#c V>*e,i V \Ye ^ lo-auty rolored qym dint* of Good Service $4.95 up. -YV.V.V^1' -JSss- • • • the of Philco - Zenith - RCA of rami • • • Right Prices You'll Need One OP BEST OF ALL You'll Wait la Eat Mart VICTOK AND BLUEBIRD RRECORDS CO^ PAY AT YOU* N ' ONVEIWEWCE EAST LANSING "y'hmif (fo*. fraa oak w -^llmrnta — ttawc wfli beautiful SANDY'S GRILL — 211 AbMf Ri. PHILCO SALES vice Plan* U ymt « for Ft • Aaron fraa Stala Tiaator FOUR DOORS WBBt OF BANK ' - v'l the New and Better SPARTAN MAGAZINE Will BF ON SAFE AT CAM PI S STANDS ON SEPTEMBER 2 # illmorol's stories # candid shots of campus life # cartoons # photographs # articles TV Spartan announces a new price—together with a subscription I plan that will rrof/v nave you ntonevt At 1 .V |irr issue for nine issues, phis the Water Carnival program in June at 30r, the tuagaaine w ill eont you #1.65, By buying a subscription at #1.25, you save MV, ami M of all. if you don't have the eash, you can pay your stilt- seription with your Winter Term fee*! Stwdent* I* Sit in (W Aswrr yourself of a year'* rerio-eomlc reading at this amaaing low Section at CrM Games by «eeing e. a Spartan «uh«cription salesman at any of the stand* | Save X iwrtaws v* tifctf the ■re Spartan is on sale September 27. boC r« 5-s.v* |"*-NMv rt* w! run* «*f MjkV— M «rv j! TtswfWid >*• jtsi&eefc#. a$%2 A ♦..•^.S- AM ArSrr You'll Want to Follow Those Spartans This Fall 1/nre I'tizzlrr* « Four Major Games At HOME • Homecoming GAME SANTA U* Kn.) e«eSw. S—w Cm. Ki«k. Stow by o*4*-i*, 0-4 Wm . rnrrrr tirkft \ Michigan A Hanrimn J»«< off (*a»pn* ww< W 1 * tm tk< (bar- «4--t"«i Ktor* Vtrytafc S*p** 10. A' C R. WiD Be Looking for You Immw Wagrner. Proprietor fwm nSWkteml Basil Iwwn tht 32 *n4 SO yard Ihw*. P»*-