it«f. Mteh. ■■'•" K; ■*?!(»/'"J1-;- », i fiC's ' ^ j w» ,.•# > V :•"* - >■ >'*&€. Vl2T ' -Eillwlils- News* TodajV Council OKs Fans Free Fieldhouse Plan for New Of Formidable Fungus Inter-Class Play In First Causes Extra Work Sophs Reset Trapps Sing, Purdue Speed Attaclf Campus Safety Zone By Dave Joneo To your list of .strange building aot to tea, in the varioui fraternity teams returned to their respective know. Otto and I are i M.AC., STARTED TOO EARLY ds named a* one of two fresh- lumbers, madrigals, and chorales, house, on campus. homes Sunday with tales of the und" the nfw representatives on the field ung in an interpretation entirely' • new pure and almple," Mench- | " >,orlion Ordinarily, n poured gypsum According to 1. F. C. president, an other club's pro went, While Coach r ntlnued.. "I'm pure and i ,he ,sland wl" l* out ab™< roof is laid during the summer John Lifsey, these teu will be day committee. The other Is to Austrian. For the first h*lf of the concert, ' Mai Edward is drilling his Purdue imple." ' ,rom the M A C. end. | ar.d allowed to dry thoroughly be- In the form of faculty-student flgt- be selected this week from among charges to *top State in the air ,Hcnta in the class think Otto Throui;h lhls ™l in the lsland a i fore being covered with several candidates by the Student Baroness von t'rnpp appeared in asphalt. togethers. It Is intended that Ute> council committee which is work¬ black dress with guld trimming i Charley Bachman is wondering oe a browner, (or he still |6trl» °r P"cmen» will be laid. To avoid delaying work on the will further the fraternity mail's ' how he can halt the Boilermakers' ing with the sophomore class com¬ id u gold ruffled collar, reminis- | Menchhofer. RUMINATES CONGESTION j fieldhouse for several months, training in aociat grace,, conver¬ mittee in j highly-touted speed offense. The paved channel will allow however, the "go ahead" signal sation, and parlor etiquette to the planning the event. nt of un Austrian queen. With her were five women, costumed in J traffic to turn from the eastbound extent that he may be better aWe CLASS GAMES SCHEDULED ; PLAN TO STOP BYELENE \oimg Cynic! lane into the westbound lane of was given, and asphalt was put on over the still-moist gypsum. Then to cope with any situation in white silk dirndls with black veund* department. imposed thin group, vited to have luncheon with the play by scratching it table nnd The boiler installed in 1924 if group. Following the pep talks, a tour 4Dude Ranch'Is which mixed vocal mental music. and instru¬ being remodeled. It will compare with your fingernails," naestro cloth," vith the .ear new one and is the bent in tailed tube last type i Bulletin of the campus in order ho* been planned that the group can learn more about the college and its Dance Theme Costumed Austria, the Trapp ed the program in gay attire of old family conclud¬ with airy folk ollege Stu- loth boilers wtll ger about Whut'* lilting love songs, and two 'rale Doing On buildings. wrngs, ,(W)0 horsepower. On new boiler laawrence P. Kruger, superin¬ Ittte IhMter I; American f. s being installed. Campu* Today tendent of Grosse He schools, has Friday. Oct. 11 tucky Horn, And Tomorrow arranged with the Ford Motor floor So that the equiptr manage- Car comanpy for a bus to bring iminers to Hold ency. L8.A. ELECTIONS the group to East Lansing. life Savinir Class YW Cabinet Holds Panel Discussion Women Nominate A panel diseuxxion led by Grace ish accordim r- Nahstoll, program chairman, on Don Fi neral chairmi ; - rding to Dorothy Camp ••-.dent. The pool will al« Representatives HORTICULTURE CLUB The annual fall roast wil Y. W. C. A. members' 'reactions to the party. basic questions of religion and so¬ ' in and Glen' Patrons for the party w "le for open swimming j Marjorie Koo ere nominated j ^ tonight. Those attending cial service wa* held yesterda> Rev. and Mrs. William Gen je-d.«y evenings. Evelyn Walkley wtj| ,neet in front of the Hortl Results of the meeting'will be ff-campus rep- j 'n.xed splash party will be to the position o tnjlture building at 0:30 p. m. used to determine further dis¬ 1 resentatives to in cussions along similar lines to be lio*l(i*M'* 1:4>ii*iilrr • Wednesday, October jg • n Bovtl as general chair- lh,s week- ! AG ECONOMICS CLUB held during the term. At that time the Green Judiciary boa f Walter Illsley, who has recently Howting I'roltlcin* a dl present a special be held in all o i returned from a year in Scandi¬ Scarlett "••■ng formation. before Monday, navia and Germany, will high- Rppmrnli Hostesses of approved off pus houses for women met at 4 p. ! light his year abroad at a meet- Sport* Manager* m. yesterday with Dean of Wo¬ | tng of the Agricultural Econom- Barbara Scarlett. Owomo sopho¬ men Elisabeth Conrad and Miss J j ics-Farm Management club to- | This W ire more. will represent women intra¬ Mabel Petersen, women's housing ! night at 7:30 in the Spartan 1 mural sports managers on the W. supervisor. nder the j Kelreshments will be served. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA A. A. board. She is also sports manager of North hall where Miss Petersen led the discussion, with Mi,., Alfred and Mr«. Olin van* [ """ Members rtivities offered at » college. of the contact coi Mic wtll be assisted by Lenna McCar¬ present to answer individual ques- siiingtom, I A tea honoring the new mem¬ thy and Margaret Parker. j mittee for the carnival, headed •> "war of nerves" bers , I the music department will Helen Manning, include Be : be held Friday at 4 p. m. in the Crum, Connie Seeley, Oeraldi t an early , llarsen and Rosalie Beltz. _ N'M i» Senate -day i MaJarity Leader Alhen Berkley I | Music building by Sigma Alpha | Iota, women's musi Four Proposals Will Appear The publicity committee, w Norma Hastings as chairman, « seasiaa. killing any ekaaee far political fence-. All music faculty ! sists of Letitia Your.g. Peggy Bjr- I Srrr.ury of Ike Navy Frank Kaea today ordered : students are invited. On November 5 Stale Ballot | monthly nett, June Prescott and Sally once again use the telescope r meetmg, 4.8* reserves Hack. I Ust year by Torpia Lapenes. he ! Tae Beta IS— motor carrier act of 1933, to pro- Thursday. 7 that no municipal corpora¬ | Headed by Nellouise Potter, the club's ex-pres»det arrangements committee u com terested j tion. or ary agency or instrumen¬ prised of Mary Jane Renwtck. hn gazing at the rs from a »ci- i AfrtraUere f>ono«irt Fares Mae- tality thereof, shall operate as a Jean Litzke, Janet Rockwell. Betty j erthftc angle are elcome to use j ton or contract motor carrier Cobb. Harriet Carpenter and Ruth i the homemade instrument, the ! TkerwUr. 1:3* * m- for hire on the public highways Foster. j club states. The first meeting of j » state, except as provided This year the carnival will be j ^ ywur ^rili be held Wednesday lid motor carrier act, without held from 4 to 8:30 p. m., so that; nj4ht. Oct 10. obtaining from the Michigan Lansing Public Service commission a cer¬ women may attend 1 J tificate or permit to do so." Freshman counselor* will escort) * , . ia is the proposal against tkmaltional manner. their "Little SUter," m the tradl- i P||rt||l(> AlUIIIS Plail I Thandsr, 1:M * — h the DfiR of Detroit is wag- Further pUn, for the certii.if. | "T,, \f ....I |(,>r<> tvhirh will have a c ircu, midw»y | No. 4: at iU theme, will be tr.tde at i This le the dental advertising joint committee meeting Setur act, end the caption reeds: "Ref¬ erendum on act 1X2 of the Public MSC Men to Attend Purdue Vet Coarse m aecUan t «l 1 of ect MI of the P Ada of l|M( wkm mm* ffmm Roimdtm yes! «i ■ ■ i* We Zippers Wheal Embargo Widens U. S.—Japanese Breech Mmi took tor for ne-methin* worth whito to do. Japan will no longer be permitted to import wheat from the United States, as a result of state department actioh Enrollment herein Off Tuesday. Added to'the recent scrap iron cmharg- this latest move In the Far Fast battle of nerves will s( rve to For the past several years, Michigan State (CaprritM. IMC, by UnlMd gesture Syndicate, lac.) widen the breach betewccn* has experienced ail enrollment increase of . oVtoArii. i». more than 10 per cent a year. This trend WASHINGTON—Btg business members of the commerce Japan and America. ! »n.'e remmisslon, that defense clipartment's business advisory board got the surprise of their Although state department] Cradnati' Manager ~Ditvld H Tefft may be expected to level off soon, however, lives at the banquet they gave to new Commerce Secretary officials do not say the move of W ic)irr iabor act violntlons. ^ guilty Managing Editor Jack -C. Sinclair as it hns already begun to do at the Univer¬ i Jesse Jones. It Inte-ded hinder Business Manager sity of Michigan. • to Japan •» j nrsiNKSS I* WARNED The towering, multi-mil-1 her enmpn Faculty Advisor State is still growing, of course, but this tionairc Texan has not been and railroads and former head M up a new rn- In the enrt, neutral observ or-j ' Anwr|can bu,inrM was warned year's increase of 109 students over last year ■noted for his New Dealism. the atlvtaory board. Ihrr'mnn'.- j ,„y th;ll u th, ,„lrp,,.0 n( u,e em- by William S. Knudsen litis r.niroBiM. staff Old friend, Defeere Com-rlaatorer to o—perate in national d< assoitatk editors is smaller than previous increases. K.iry„ Amor|ecn e.tisen. In varl- As RFC-boss, sometimes he Sidney ffillmavt, joshrnsty starred Tom Greene, Dim Way, Chsrlw Too Knroltment at the University, meanwhile, bluntly opposed the White House, a subscription fund to buy him parts of the orient have bei-n j Pr warned to return to this country ^, Washington force fur¬ whteh has not shown a heavy Increase for ar.d his elevation to the cabinet a dinner jacket. RFOUTS EDITOR Joo Blmek while there tire still transportation ther government control of in¬ WOMFVS EDITOR DmtiHiy Hunter several years, dropped 70 students below the met with dour mutters in certain ■ ARMY UNIFORMS facilities available. dustry to speed rearmament or¬ FRESHMAN AND INTRAMt'RAI. frORTn number enrolled last year. inner mlmintetratiop quarters. Young men who Want - to he i ders. Tho national defense pro- So when Jones rose to address officers in the new I). 8. CLOSER TO BRITAIN EDITOR -Hlil Schrnm Stale's total is now G.74G students, as army are find- j j his business hosts, they leaned Tng that the" greatest obstacle is These latest developments in | STAFF compared to G.GllG students enrolled last back in comfortable anticipation the cost of getting.dressed The j the Far Eastern situation may 1m* ! BUSINESS I s. ASSISTANT AI RINESS MANAGERS of soothing remarks*.A few min¬ considered by gome as further j army does not provide uniforms J.:,,. Ed Moray, George Peters utes later they were sitting bolt for it* steps in tho more complete align¬ ..... ... officer*, nr.d the cost at n | CIRCULATION MANAGER Robert Bonlerr upright In startled astonishment. tailor shop is enough to send ment of Drltain with the U. S. PI ipVc' Prouil | j of Our llaud new "There United States." s.iid the secretary of commerce, "hove them bock home as cor.poientlouF j since both nations have a vital IP' interest tn Japan'* Asiatic plans.}" Central Itooliiufi Office Here comes tho band) been good to us. We hove made The quartermaster corps of "the I London was caught napping by And Staters ran bo mighty proud of it. Wtth thoso who have triod to hook a pro¬ Ntght after night, all during football sea¬ gram or a meeting on campus, this proposal son, the college band spends many hours per- ought to find ready reception. feeting drill formations with which to ontcr- To avoid conflicting events and excessive ialn football fans. earnings and were detail in checking with three or four offices Without a letup, linnd mcmliers, led by hcfoK' an event may lie scheduled, why not Director Iicotianl Falcone, rehearse all year aincd widespread act up a central bonking office? long to produce good music for numerous ver the city. All college events could l*> hooked through National defei college occasions. !Ui'h ah off ire. Personnel could be comimscd The band never makes the headlines on of NYA students under sii|icrvision of some the sport pages, and it never brings a crowd tncfnfier of the college staff. to its feet cheering, but it's doing a fine job \Vjjm_such an office operating, a |icrson and filling a major need in its varying sched¬ ciutfng a meeting would lie roipiirod to con- ule cf performances. LEI MEDICO BE YOUR NEXT PIPE pen SPECIAL Patomar Sweepstakes ONKtViaik OM.\ You see it everywhere. lie This Friday Nile—('.mil Prizes cause the life and sparkli .rfTlSHlkXITVw™ • EnJnjr Rotlrr Skaltni in Central Michigan* Fine*! Floor. Free Instruction* for the new Mrtett and and taste of icc-i->h skater*. 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I.rami Riser Kant (.inning I'honc 2-S01S I* « liOkt Coppery auntnnr, atn«r( in Staffer 3 lkrr««l akrr i Nylon*. 25c CAMPUS SOX 19c ANKLE ard CREW St>X I0e, ISc, 25e \ McGREfiOR in xoxni nelmode washixotox Hosiery laxsixg It's the best knnun name in Stmrl-uear. | MUM'S THE WORD! made fan.au- on the rampu-cn of the try b> thauMin Style Shop formal \ -nurtl. drru streamline©! TWO-TONED! U j . ARISTOCRATIC! j separately yummcecec. "S" MUMS * | tes at Ike Purdna Game kalunta- ! " j NORM KESEL, florist i liie ^yle tf-oE J1« W. ALLBOAN I '" } * '" l- ' *"* • -r *» -V ^• ■$ra$PlliPi »y yiF, 10,1ft incnsM rate raws .tar Sport Halo for the fool- Rhetor Ace Kicka, MSC Harriers Open Season hall season. *2.00 and *3.00. Flap Pin* and Foot- Rune and Thrum (Intramural Flashes . • By Hal Schram With Penn State Saturday Michigan State'* cross* > counted on to i hull Purer*. 59c & *1.00. LA MODE HAT SHOPPE night . . . lerMeaUlty. H has been care of an unneeded third touch¬ ...... i£ . _ _m . the h~* - khv shews hy say down, country team will open it* hi the third evening of State's J940 j season with • dual meet with YftitcH football eaM'P'!l4 M . «ar this aesuwM ... At A spectacular pass from Coach in tne UMlermty league Conch least five more #«iti Fred Bayer to End Henry Battle Penn State at State College, Phil Goodrich's SAP., •n'tad sary before the h- ! ran gel going . . . C II < gave Mason 7 a 7 to 6 decision over Wells C. The game-winning Pa., Saturday. • HARRYMANS scored a 12 to 0 decision over Breaking custom, CoocH Lauren PnrmHouse in the highest scoring pass came wtih 50 seconds remain¬ P. Brown will not make the trip, game of the evening. An inter¬ 16 Is the smallest working wnlt ing and the two teams deadlocked being detained by hia duties as cepted pass by Frank Campbell . . . First round resnlts on fi»st at 6 oil This bit of aerial astist- »et up the first touchdown early In tennis tournament mnsl be posh'd ry netted b first down which both the second quarter. not later than 5 p. m. today . . . squads needed in order to eke out" head of the ment be in mimeograph The eight-man squad depart¬ charge of Francis Dittrich, will . /fel Belter slep on It, boys . . . a victory. The passing of Bob Perry and assistant track coach. Tuesday night games in the Mason 2 won a 2 to 0 decision Named for the trip are: Seniors, pass receiving of Fred Holi gave Theto Chi a 1 to 0 first down vic¬ touch football league brought over Abbot 15 in another contest Cnpt. Ed Mills, Al Mangan and forth some interesting observa¬ c'ecided on the first down method. Warren Anderson; junior, Cleon tory over Phi Delta Theta in the tions. While the Greeks were evening's opener. Jim Lamb nnd Competition In the first and sec¬ Smith; sophomores, Ralph Monroe, Dick Ode provided the puncii taking the night off, the Dorm and ond rounds of the all-college golf Jerry Page, Bill Scott, and Bill which let the AG.fL's score a sim¬ tournament scheduled for Oct. 9- VanVelzor; and Student Manager ilar decision over Phi Chi Alpha -•ion 16 is expected to be furious, al¬ though Hank Pollard is given a George Campbell. ^*y ...IN A CLASS BY ITSELF! "I NAVE YOUR TO BIN BETWEEN HALVES Coach Ed Kitchen and his Vik- j slight edge over the rest of the ings romped to a 6 to 0 victory I field. The team will leave the campus at noon today. The night will be the FLORSHEIM TICKETS FOR over the Kingpins in the most ex-1 Pollard is a smooth swinger spent In Youngstown, Ohio. Fri¬ i rrvrrvd In Tuc.cUr'- citing guwc in the Independent from 9/est Winfleld, N. Y., and has league. A pass from Bud Meade j a reputation as an excellent match 1 day morning the Spartans will complete the last 150 miles of the TNE PURDUE to Eddie Arnold scored for the j player- .His qualifying 76 put him trip and arrive at State College in the running, where he will meet Vikings early in the thin! period. ; Independent players went at it Lansing Independent , beat W»I- j hammer and tong. Dave Hicks of Long Island, N. Y. time th inspect the course. The meet will be run between It's different from CAME, DAD" Hams by the familiar 1 to 0 score, j The DZV outfit had the easiest The following are paired for any other back-to-school shoes lives of the Penn State-West while Gang Busters failed to do i job during the evening, winning first rotmd matches: It'* handy irginia game. you can buy, because Florsheim m in any busting and dropped a 6 to 0 j a 7 to 0 forfeit decision" from the Qualifying A year ago the Spartans turned holds the copyright on its rope- he nhle lo slt-|> In verdict to the Eaat Lansing lntle- Vets. Name heore back the Nittany Lions 24-33 on stitched, ski-front pattern: the Evergreen Manor completely Fred l/wne 71 the Red Cedar course, but a close the telephone and outplayed the Ajox All Stars to Gearg s Butch - —.75 meet between two untried teams college man's top favorite. rail home whenever | along the intramural front . . . rack up o 12*ta 0 decision in the * Lyman Frimodig. czar of State's] 9 p. m. attraction. The passing of Mlaanl Mamaw - 77 is anticipated. The Penn State Registered V. S. Patent Office you wiah. It's one course is made difficult by numer- intramural activities, ha* been j Ray "Windy" Penichter and pas* Most Styles, •10 way to make last- burning the midnight oil these j snoring of Harold Rhinehnrt prov¬ past few nights straightening out I ed to be the deciding factor In the steep hills, and the Michigan State harriers "have been working '095 am minute plnns .... •the Independent touch football lis for the past week in Ask Ji>f No. and to mnke sure league . . . The Independents must | preparation for the steep climb. Coach Bob Phillips* "Sophies'* Ralph H. Young, Michigan they are under¬ reorganize each year, having no MMITH TO BUN set amount of teams or pariici-} took a 7 to 0 verdict from the State athletic director, was elect- e John Jkkerka stood. The rale- H*w™AN Pre-meet dope has made the pants as do the dormitories