MICHIGAN wftfifcOtXiibE, KABT LAWMHO, MICHIGAN, TUKSI)^TKTt')BKR 2fl, 1940 Novel Lawns Lratls Return iVcir SfHtl U Found Classes Are Gxcusi iMay's Sophs Issue Threat For Ceremony Of As Struggle Nears Win for Two 3,000 Strong Kill Cremation For Campaign Talk \Cnmpus In Contests For Reunion and Students with ■wmsitlve frtrcllcrs, inar« *e«*itivc ewiphggi will larlmly"«/>/» Advanced Inillchtlnn nf llm rlalng lldn of rlnsa spirit which will rulntlnnlc In lltn annual snph-frnsh brawl Thiirsilny gfl- prniHtn Is evlilent in an Migm* Kappa (irl* Arlivillc* Inrliiili' | i be Withered dor* .fi»t from vetermcry no more baclcr»«»U»gy by pungent labora- building, it was This Afternoon nnnnymotia hantlliill circulating the mill fleam everyone. anphs' challeiiRc to the frnall. Si»rorllv Trophy |. Vursily Klrrtion, Thomas Will Be Socialist Speaker J' , pint thounds depart- The poster promises tlire* Thrla Chi* Win Smoker*, llmire > Flui ring «.f di«ea*ed rodent car- tn-i having the Irnth nf - - — ffisw, witn'h c.»u«ed these odors By Riivf Jnnrx , !,B,m impressed upon It. things in all freshmen who Thata Chi frstrrnity and Over 3,000 alumni gathrrad i will tie d -hp in an incinerator, to -novri IO lite pleas nf Hie dlaregiird Its terrifying lan¬ 170( Commence Sigma Kappa sorority warn on tho playInir Arid after the! h of the Per# Mar- Continuinir hls/poiiklnff tour of Michigan, Norman Thom¬ as, Social I Kt candidal^ for president, will deliver ft public ad¬ i iv (tint physical education guage to H|i|a llm nursery school 1 Slum Clearance Credit \ny f ONHIT.Tf'.D rOIJNCTI, *1hmt «*i it omy be some* oil. and ono year ago Imlny waa tho formal dcdloatlon of Ab¬ were held nt the sorority and fra¬ loll it happened to a bot hall. ternity houses after the game „f aritlorn. On some urge Climaxing Saturday's activities | By Kllen Slrgrnga During Ibia tlmo no aoriotia ilnmago tin* boon done (o tho was the homecoming dunce m the atlon with faculty and Student CI I ml vi Clark was I "Slum condition* *how irnmennc iff Improvement through pulling Sammy Yelter dorms, In splto of tho many; iv auditorium, which approximately council representatives, according around in a little red prnrtlra! joko* pulled by the 1,(100 couples attended j out the country n* a rimult of the United State* houtdng act to 8haw Since both Democratic ol «««""• Yelter ma tinged not reajilenta. These have ranged Mystery Fills slum clearance project." |I in Thi* statement whs made by Clayton It. Watt*, instructor and Republican campaign er» have been speak¬ given thl* consid¬ t.» hresk the vehicle li fore it was given buck from lighting tlrerrnckers In the middle of the night to hair- Play Series Meeting* Are sociology, following a tour • eration, it waa •o continue the same deemed advisable policy with cutting exhibitions. of the Brewster housing I who have In the past been obliged other political partUw. rightful owners, but hi pTfit Mime difficulty tr IIAVK MIIRFK JOYS. Tim "bodies In Retirement," a mys¬ Begimiin;; Of I project in Detroit. I Ilo arc*pl iob* ut ,ow ,>ny Mndl < therefore, to endure lnodce|U#te to opposition to ling iu rut I up In it. Since the Mason-Abbot club tery ploy, with Flora Robxon and j jj . i«. rew ,h « projtc * > . . j | ( c-« •Ml was formed, mixers, coffee hours, company, has been added hi the Conference J .igi «-d f.. relieve r'.oge*ted living. ijelie-vsns they Will make good if fnrmttes of the shims. He war. Thomas h»* been active m exfrosing the Ku Kiux Klan in smokers, and amateur show* have uplemcntary Broadway play ser¬ provided legitimate entertainment. ies, according to 8. K. I'.' »we, The 104 member' of the Michi¬ j condition* fn the negro district of g|Vim 0 chance. Florida, and m fighting Mayor lie Orators lecture course chairman. gan 'I extension service begin rum- {950 faintties, .Iwut 10 pe? cent of JUil »m*wiM"t, HAW HRTTIXMRNT IIOHHR Hague »n New Jersey on the issue • i t if j.,,,,,) |,i,lit nils 1 Another usjiect of the trip. |usl Register F.xctuinue dinners with the girls' 28'h annual ester, .am which will though Friday. he hehh emferener here toduy _ ■ which Y M C A. was and sponsored Jointly by Thomas previously visited East the department of fjiii'ing on Oil Ik. addressing a juddingi t w,rif»|ogy. was a visit to Tau Beta breakfast group of student*, fac¬ tng the time the dormitories have Monday been Monday night functioning. Also, every social dancing il " comae December 6; "The Ser- Total attendance for the confer¬ ence will probably run near 250 Wtements ( f( rm,wl cf.mrnumty house, where the *tu- ulty. and townspeople at that time. dents had lunch and were given idriit.s int.erested In porticl- classes ore sponsored by social a comedy. January 31, with employee* of various f»-ner« prrisior.* j n description of the type of work lt d "There Shall He No Night." **1 the college- turn and Ju»tc»scs Goodwin and t.uker. agricultural agencies augmenting | carried on by Die settlement g in Nov 19 iimil ical runtoxt#, to W 20, must rcgltr- ARK IIKAVV KATKRM tarring Alfred bunt and bynn Fontaine. March 25 Student Uie state extension staff besides the extension worker 4Y'Groups Plan Bagwell than m Monday wlU» rrxitn 143, uudi- To feed the 870 men In 400 pounds of breud, the two 80 11 ices for thi* series will be from )() to 50 per cent cheaper than Second Panel amiounceit by the' pounds of butter, nine bushels of for the general public. i Y MC A. and Y WC A. will hold m. it u«« potatoes, 150 pics, 300 gallons of Students may reserve seats by IIC-I* inllt'l .Name their second joint meeting Wed- nent. Thriller Will Show Dorm* to Vote I m menit en of the faculty WrtllTand over 425 |*»unds of steak going to the accounting office. nexday at 5 p. m. in student par- jinlgp th e contest, .picking ised daily. Sunday over 700 Crowe also announced that II. Thutm Town' Here Daiii'i (JiairiiH'ii • i lor* of People* church, ! winner* 1 >• represent the col- pounds of roast turkey were m (utlher oratorical contests. served. Fl. Knickcrb«>cker, foreign corres¬ Three full-tune baker* pondent. will speak in place of "Boom Town," with an On ISA Post* i Question# concerning problem* i ot young people will be fiut to a land Stowe Wednesday. Nov- cast, will be shown at the State will also receive cash ore busy night and day. l'1^" ',f* ■: ! ISA council will lie chosen Wed- j Dormitory representatives to panel cm posed of Mr*. Donald < theater Sululuy through Friday j Hay worth, Mr#. H J. Wyngarden, Knickerbocker, who spoko on ! ne*day in Campbell and Mayo' G. H. Hill of the education de¬ tentative . hc-ilule for orntory This U the first time this feature j board, who will *P dex the a iteutate contest, Pi Foresters Donate the lecture series last year, will uko the same title us last year. has been shown at popular prices ture's place in na »; ■h,u' * partment and P D. Bagwell cf the pa Delta provincial contest, Dr. Edmund Brum Polls will be open from 6:45 to i speech department. Manager"" Vcrn tournament, and a Finances to Finns At the Ringside of History," for in the vicinity. Host* and hoiteiwe# for the oft* wt lit Winthrup college, South (is speech. New material on de¬ Sicotte has announced that shows num. ! ^ respective dorm# Fresh- 1 rrn^n are: August Sunnen, Dick Prof. P. A. Herbert, hrnd ol for¬ velopments he has witnessed and will run continuously from 3 p. m. I ^ ap. j men women are excluded from ! Bruce Crow. Dick Barslow. heard since lost year will be add to 11 p. m. Monday through Wed¬ nt year Mi < hignn State orators estry department and chairman of et«dKdt i Frances Street, Nancy Button, 1150 m ci"h prizes, and three the central state section of the So¬ ed. nesday. KiioxPickslIarvcwt ting early next id Karl- week.' Janet Acker, Mabel Hamlin and i Kay Kayper, Barbara Beers, Jean ciety of American Forctcr., ha.< I Rosemary F.gle are the candidate# jcrttchtek) and Holly Tupper. L just received word announced that the central section Ball (loiiimittccM ilwrU Pat McKiddy and ! from Campbell hall. Ruth Cornell I Vera Deaner ha# been appointed Urty Ball's peace oration has voted to donate 25 per cent rr. *i.n th "• $60 first prlae at of the fund, in its treasury for re¬ 'ace oration contest lief of Finnish foresters (fcologist Hope* to Find Age r>t Miriam Phelps State s. of! and Margaret Hazeiton are candi- chairman of a Y. W. committee to Panlfellenlc t dates for the Mayo post. i work on plans for the Coed Cam!- president of Ag cut attend the regional j Uncontested for representative j val. Betty Wrrth and Mary Eliz* nl fifth ir: the national judg- The foresters, as a result e B-.l. or ' :i is being used Russo-Finnish war, have beei Of Western Rock Formation Committees for th « Pan Hellenic con- | | post# are Betty Doolittle, William#; aheth Kerth are assisting, • will be semi-form; held m Bloomington. Janet Ryp#tra. North hall; and j Y. M. j sporsc ring an informal > 1 and chu-ch dec- destitute, and many are without By Charlotte Whitten named. Roger Bar Saturday and Sunday. | Barbara Blure. Hillcrest. ' *tag party at the forestry cabin Lfthuh; homes and work. Before spring, I'rof. J. A. Young, geology department, charge of publicity . Wednesday tmxn 7 30 until t P- m. hopes to determine the geologic age of 4,000 feet of sedimen¬ mist him. Decoration# tary rock in the Sangre de Crl»to mountains. New Mexico. planned by Bob Gay, Gleason Rohlfs, Ed Davie# and Ca*well Discusses Change* Young traveled, to pursue hi* problem this summer, more Charles Chamberlain. than halfway to the Pacfilc* Other committees are as follows: in Representative System Because the Sanfre de Criato Tickets. Bob MrCauley, Harold coast to collect rock specimen* rocks are about the age of the coal Mitchell. Ray Wbir.g; program;, Representative government needs revision if it is to sur- in New Mexico and back across to the Atlantic coaat bearing rocki of Pennsylvania, H.y Ely; ■r.fr.chment* V* Wood- vive, j. T. fasweU. assistant professor of history snd rich, John Smith; patrons, D.c* { .. . , _ ,, . r , , where he studied publications and they are said to be of Pennryl- Schrocdcr. political science. Caswell recently expressed these views in : vanlan age. This means, trnsalat- forsil collections at Harvard. Observations of the several tin* ed Into yean, that the rocka are {a radio talk. Because the plan of selecting representative* is outmoded. of rock specimens Young brought atwut 120 million yean old. Musicians Reveal and most back show brachiopodaa. clam-like representative*have* Equally interested in rock min¬ animals, and the remains of an erals, Young also spent time this Plans for Recitals no training in law making or j added, "as to whether the people | summer collecting rocks in Lead- administrative technique, Caa- should accept the slow processes I Music department is planning a series of 50-minute recitals in well believes that some of democracy and be governed by j which students of voice, violin ! changes should be made. law, or rush in upon the social menta will be given an opportu- the representative system nity to perform before an audience ' breaks,- he pointed out, "one of of students and faculty. the rna)or props of democracy is The scries Is tentatively set for gone." Because of this, any new S p. m. on Fridays. j plan msst be carefully thought Purpose of these recitals Is two- out, fold, according to music heads: i Caswell went on to suggest that First, to acquaint students with the; if each occupational group were literature of all kinds of music, j permitted to select representatives regardless of their own particular [ in proportion to its relative talanU; and second, to give all j strength, a higher type of indl- music students an opportunity to. v.duat might be selected, perform before an audience. 1 "It is still a question." Caswell College W«r Blazes In Baikal Bulletin Fascists March on Git What's P.iiug On WarVprrsd to I ho Itslksns at dawn ywttrdsy |n , J sw sited blowup which saw ttallan troops Invade i,t~ ( jtmpm ToiWy land while sir raid sImiw wrMttwd In Athens. i Hrltaln (» soiulln* "unlimited support" It hs» i*^ NMIM t OKI.t.% t*W- nounced In ih« Greek capital.* * — j Stmfl* tVlte Chi will IM*ct t. while oilWIals o( the Invaded j United Sisw. In ihi, „ | night In the Wolvwlno office i nation sit' moetinn In the i T \y m. riArtP for puhVahios If i student directory Will 1*5 d>» iwv l Turkish capital »f Ankara In atv Attempt 1^ htlng Turkey to Ur,um wll) M(- J Axt* &lnn« fin1 ihe m i Man*g*r UtreeeeV *M *t*o. ivotld ptttwretfrn* in •;•,. T2 "INm^tnir K*Uh-*r I ttepnrt* from Nctgmte wy thai w |wk*d Hy the Amr,J2 ItaritWA* Manairer StlsHsn-occnnlrd IKWtS ('UKATI* , IVwtty AtHtecr j«» ,:1 ,.rz Now dissension ho, ..,3 obs.i-v.ts s.o w> ws . .. | wit) tshe ever the OstdenellM as American lst*w wrm-.([Jg MSM«M-sla "*,M* uwatan 1 rw" 'h* r'° «' 1 v. yy"1 Prone, eove m In . „ ,Wendell Willkle rle i, ,, J ! ^ ,rw< I£ : EE,.?" 'tt:Xt r'r *"*« «*«• * Suwpesn" pescc ». wsr te-llw nm-h nttvm.Ve osoilwl l\n burner uUv, Ureal Ihttrttn „ rati) I aval, Ftoeh vire-|»r** j mter, Ip t«t gnnmifW* hxtnv at the titippnrt of lahrt Vuhy the detail* «>f the jimtt turn tvill prevt n 'Sot. : ainTCNMKtt .wHiiilfimany Mean rtdeme" fttr fymw-K. i The Axil Alt' r. nv ;bc*t to win the French |vo|»H» tht» wemi fouwdidati • jtvei to a fln Ut they mtwt »W|iI 11 d 0(On«n Air com CVmvntttr* been rattling tendon i Short (\Hirsojt Ire I aluablv aV on eampu* thn» affietoottn. might almost fall } At fwaent* 30 to HHJ plnne* tlvm» ranging Almost to *k the "pernio wd candidate" ctawc m often haTtie tvtijfn managrt Atn l< rt(timing that he- o ht* tvtrty * mmMivry for ttve ofttCA of IVwMeW diet a minimn inentthg VKlrmlW d»to Se lSo.W\* St*t^ s <« t*«wnttAt» t el most iXAlttKvtl di«on**K>n to each oanij>oign mtio leader. Wt> unwind the t«>» ntakvn yurttev KetntWteun 'h^tr Hair «tooi tVnvxn at The m*n ca the street, and the AVtt* \ AH of w hich vU»dre\l. t.>v nxvjrMoe the MWw of llttno.! ttl* *Kx aght t«t the poMHtitiy tvf a parly other than the 1' rwrry t maKA eoe* wteiung a natmnal ehpctKwt. \ .up a tmfHxwtawims of em»>h*st$ W|vm the tv»A> J/ II ill, the kv stipes vMVo tn fathtre to axMutder '■ + ; St the oUvetx stand ha and oh At ov«M hajH^n .V" m* *i them >HouW «m The toeettng held on t<-° ' , Moilern Greek* He M AKY I KK M limtll. MikK iU laru* Title rilling K»v«»i:»iili«wi Of Arrlic Explorer The Sj*!. Bosui A Acts- TUb Collegiate # For More Fun Out ol Ulo World |r Chew Dohcious WWBIHMHT 60B Built 1FC to Offer Dirks to join Pa*& In Rev i^iCvT PWop 1W ^ Advisers On A Woman** y— 1 . i 1 1 • i " A Mmh • atanU (hilar World Defense mm XW*>* ****** WAT* Wtt» UNMAN. MUMmA* VRCMNft MBMUUNT9 IN ISCTVMS Instruction a rhrjraMthMKim, a holanical (Ml which n4<|wr Fhn WIN ■ v«lo|i*d by Al Ouklvicr. senior in WMUnctoa Tri|» iho fir-d open meeting of W.A A. KMHMK Upm | horticulture b I'iret S»p|> In hp helil Wedt ridny. hi 7il5 p. Although one* Cm back in hov- • > in the worn® i : itynuig^lum 01 All llouwn ! t (cultural annals a report of * In Training Thr ptli p r of Iho titoo^llkg ix t<» I old niP|p)ie?# pud j IxtrrfrnU'riilty rnuncil M '» j fUM et theaf fWO utmi-MM niade. nothing In known about the A ir, H, U. lilikn, ilciin of Kiiki hitlci to I't nix in » cW n'oml ou- .»« «111 i 111 > • •Iny nnnnuni'i'il limuiurnt ion 1 mbw breed'* development muring, will Innvn Weilmwlx.v t "on o .h h "on i« uooer tl eh«ir» of h nyMvm of I'lKirilinnlcil The cross rlevoli.j; id by Ooldnm srterttorn (nr Wn*hi>igli»t In niiin for tlx- oio« linn imd M being lMir« irnininf (HoiikIiI to Ih> m now lining carefully watched !•> ■It.ml h meeting nt rrglnnnl '..slo'i by In'l Ih.V ifomplujll, .tune Itidoi. .I.ino Cook, rnrl* N r- imiiior union* Amin-liiin ...llnUn. "<'rtruHi.ro loolo.Mip. tint fu 'dvlnrri find member* . r Iho lily or* plant ha* shown ad In- Uhltpd Slate* offiop of odumtloli ilno Alhi'b Jonn Ihtvill In in | Replnilng fhn previous system. j linnlloti to bloom ill. lie "I pnloioily liiou h.jo ,md pledge* will receive I htl*U''ll" 1 j for defptiwr* Slfti"# no an* has vol seen " IXrki cvriiil othnr progrp mvo Boitiex 'from specially-trained chairmen won to rot.ly .tppoin'o'l To decide on a uniform iv .Inn, ' i'lu»nom from thin new mom. if in f.ly ron.k.iduro a* to when nod dlrwtor of Koylon III hi Iho • -f«« ivlll ho Al iho plavoit dull I nd mepllou >f VV A A m the evrfiing, _ £m It n Hnth, men'* homing 1 xpveted thul thw tlowoi wdl ht o«| ttliilp offtr of orli|;'iilion Tito o t t' i*in i 1 '«• • 11• 11 ir i \Vnmen's j will mil a nrrlr* of meeting** of ! double or *emi-double. and that i o Alhlotio .■iti. II oreMlig I W.t .|iii":to II hi • (invention, pledge thrtllmm of nil fiiileml- it will ho i v highly fringed hold IN i'r|pi lo dtw «i oiojioof ■ whiih x ill hi held •• ti ll dov ; I lor i Ubservri.* of llm nr\> plant rli ■ (lego > II No • nib» i tt nittl 10. I Features from the prngiatm ,-t not. know na vol wl'Hhol It wdl Hit Itlllhinn of inr i In ohIo i v ' i. I ii ill .i I dofo't r ' |r o or Slll"< nd Itoi hih ii Mom - Mrh limine will ho adopted to holy ho a pi ii h or foil bloom The udi inpr pioBrnm •• |
    ,!Mlr'. nod Thol - make o|» ii coordinated pill i in ho it'll I edm iillon p on o .! Kl i" oithy m.l lo in n»v .11 A III wjdcli II Chan moil will ho ill- •i i Willi h ('■•]■;[' i rip ...to I .. 'Ilo. ■dillcled Tlirv will pans on (ho !4 til 1111(1 (Will I II IM ilifoi mulii n I" Hioli 11iiinoon, who will study nil dm low fill term One examination will hp nlvon WKAH 1V11#• I» unn Kr 'loll I I lli! i . i dnl I h 'ill ho nti' li I i Itoii I 'll i . pi o b")' I .. ii .I i n. M> W'litnii group. Mod pi mil!" MB OH II On'' in o *• it • p m The pledge during Iho lorm » il Iho • 111»I iv (Old I'll tlioi wdl nnlo'l at the High lights fur i Ihlill tl>«l Will como dm iiib fi'n (»d the mwM trtg Sea ley el H wmt ever » b • to 1 i>. 111- I I I'l ,-H It d;ii l no | ! ! .• . p ■ .Ml n I id:, too., to | i... id.. ■ : I; von .1 II p [i.vot I'tnot'', i ' cut in o ill i"' III'.; . I op I tl'< i" munition ""I i to N W.n'o. 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Ui-itw-f liht' i ' K.ti ii, oh ■ r iofi" oner Iihiiii . . i I'poi rill Iifieeil I he iTieniherHhip '»!' th.a . , l and < h nl i . lOIT'tr. our,, b ,'i n- 1,000 ho I I'lii' 't!l wh'i ha 'it'll fp, , More tli.i ' .. ■ " 11 j i i 111 h " i i n (Ar l-aipl nisi1 i olhi i oxi ' nut' il'iiti'd ti"' M d"l A ship are: Virgil 'J. Aflams, Haul Lr.n-Li Thi Aiulr Ji odd nrtiolo A • ixtlt v lumo, tl"- M i» yt •Lit MISSION iinj I"'' I ihiik, VaMsar; Mi Itiley Ash." |» .' nv t'O ■- ',(1, »o I : ! > irdex. m w •••.I a i i oronriood f< luti i hi i i ori Miami. I-'la.; llnhurl 1.1. Bar;-. •lio in'.I rnypjo Aniop ; ott i i •■ ■ <11 t pai' ! ,i SpntiK Lake; 1'Vrrin A. Bell, ' . rhaque Filoh mei * •« • v. ;i rr"! 4"| M| ' i» .l Kti 'M:W- Kust IdttirtiiiK. Ilnlu-r. f). U L. i , :..II f». the x lun Fri.' yi ! ip • 11 • Jr. ii 11 Oi> rel ■ O!M-, .'»!oI 1 »i ff' » K M A.rorni • >'f i: i ,;i of fh'iri- i.un, Bui .'50,111 -:hi<1 Iia-' M y- V. i d r nf Kao I h b«.r'' Cyrlopcd i • la .Lu k hujldim .1 i'l tp-ourKh F*' v.i.c , I 'iut»d mm thl.v. i.ovi rina ft:»nr- n V . Thr d • 8 8 i .. J H,. Ri Butt« K, 'w;u* IM " Topic For n; |« i t it L - H rt ' »'•» it. ; the f ri" erd-dfiy Im « lu.h . inn. Wllbn D (' . i J r , Kt.. U it f' ■ Ii U>.\. Nnidry »iap» a am-man drive f)i>vid T Chailid K r:gh?irr, H- V,' I !RjijU tiara end. on one e( , Itor s- t ur» runs Uul failed to Ctrl C Otbaufh, Ctev , <' Rut : :•! r ,t ■ Umte ! >ui <. *k l M«ht. Tketa Chi fralerndy and after theme with a Foreign Topic Hal; h H Clark. H» ri DiV w.nd I) C'loug L ids ■ i; ; L. '• "h W: I r If . r tl. fU-dv. v . Ma¬ • '.vns >i:i f a mp t.-tus th ,n * I iS I "P1, MiV ' c. Trt If Gr >fid d r haUboard broncos a* the rin. . ';.!'• of Ax 13 v . ■ y" JttU be ■ t" lo bin the fraternlly Intramural debate tournament Gcor;»• fi . hi ..nt >i r ' f.'-./T) S lt'> \. Fop- -■ t.i .Vc diM ' 'h" r*CWv! M . Lak'j. .lames li. IJuv Ma < ¥ Rvfin. I* Kra tr.'r-'-af.?n»l . do: oration* contest trophy. will take for its tiipu- thw year. , 41 ' r>«». >;• »n . . .f % p u Waiter (> iJow !*•• '»• !» KU. Si;,,: , V aIm» had a miniature grid- Kgrolvcd that the tuition, of the Rob 1 lu.,. 'i '"'fl.iv .it 7 30 iti-.' f C Downe: M r • \!M!I STILL MORI. ...i on ihr front lawn. western hemiiiphere t.houid form 1 ii 1''. . r<>o 120, M mil hall Es r>u.:n. fa, u\ La _ >,r! K u.t At'lwrt / -.iu; Jv" W *uu»p ii> thr wearily dtvtoM af the a permanent union. ' .'Sri 1. Fiu*»nes.4 Ad- - v tor H. Kkbcrc, Ro ! On jfflfd itgjQ r Hchemenaur, Bum " rsnirst was I During tho past two years, tou; - 'i-jr.i!.',n jo : :. w.-U dCYetop Mir, ••ted the r.ament- among Independenf Men D. Kllu»t, Ow > * " ' peli v i s r ii York City; F*. r. • 11 .do A 'nr discuss ion todependenl "" ' Wf-rnen and Norontie^ ... Mighlard mere. Cadillac: Park. C b>i <• ti., li:i . N. Kim.t. John O. Schrn.-dt. 1> - -. !<. it' J n Bu .!!( HUJV4 Wl'l arn D She r. ,o. CI They have been » :succe.a»lul that ail effort is being, made to orj-anj^e bk.naid H. K-ci.nen, D«-rji William 8. G'i'i1 . Dcirborn; Lxv.- . 3. Shu If i, I^n,. r Jcraw A Sktnr- SopliH Pick Officer* inter fraternity loegue. :«:nce I,. Gerrtun, Gro. ,c lie. I . .r Srrln; . John V. ,r U; /•: . For LIuam Mclcc Two people tomprme a team Gray. Rivur Rouge; Norr.j Giar.- Rich.n'd W. Siubhs. :>• .•.■•! - vilk Greer, Flint; Robert S. Gul- I raska: Krai.K E Taylo:. K F-*t Sewcll, forestry ^ypnomcre, but any number of teamx may ix- has been numcd ivnphomore chaff- placed in compeliben. fetch team liver, (alon Ra; ,d», Gordon W j 700; Rolfuid C Th. •. # Ki ivlll debale twice on 'he eflirma- HpgJe, FarmingU/ii, Paul D. Hun- j William S. Thnraer, Mihland man f the rf«Ahman-i.pol*umore Ute and Utce on the negative tor, Uroiis. j Gerald B. Tilly: r. Gru . l Hj rig s ruah, according to Roger Iltackwood. cl» a proident. Id the preliminary round* to ba Herbert fe Ihrig, Lar-.ng, J hn [Mt'vjrg Travic. Dt••.rol• b«ld Vdv. A 1, 1A and IS. Iu«b, Niagara FalK, H. Y ; Rich- ■ Jack C TrcmmaU-r. iiu.:. [>•:- Auisting lum are William Setrl a/d W. Ji.nc East Lir*in8, ,'d P. Trojt., l»oftoe L • ! B iind Dan Mayka. both bustress Registration for the toy rrut- , which will close Thursday, George p. Koch, Grand Ilppifl*. , I'lidcv; <»d, At.r.a *(-. v.a-d K udminiitiatton majors, who are in fgiay be made with Professor-, Norrran J. Kohl, Culdwiiter; Ruv- Walbiidge, Pljrroulb; Hi: «; • il. charge ol the program: William eli E Kortge, Midland: Donald Gayoter, veterinary fre&hmaivwto flfompley or J. D. Menchhofer in j Welton, Lansing. Iiubt:: J W F. K-Jschel, Behtun Harbor. latr. Berrien S; ring*. Robert L i% in charge U relrcshmcnt*, ud the speech oflices. ; Sidney A. Levy. Bayal Oak. W'cclcy. RicUc 1 J W.Mcv Peter Trexiw. Applied Science West Virginia university pia;is John E. Livingstone, Detroit; E | El;ie; and Dollai T Young. Fhn'.. mo pit: more, who >* m charge eff«fi> minerU indu>?» .e.. Eugene L^guv, Lansing. Claud A Lieut. G. H B. v.h . i.utn- ijgngemer.ts with i Ludwig, Lansing; John M. Mat- • cd driJijnekter. grounds department. Freshmen See Big Ten Feature Teams Blockers For 17'GameCage Schedule Hugh Davis Noire Dime, l-ong Inland to Appear Here With three Vestern Conference foes and th« Irish of Notre Dame heading the list, Michigan State s 17- game basketball schedule for the 1940-41 season was re- Instead of inserting n rlasslfted ised by the athletic department Monday. _ the columns of the State University of Michigan, *- ,Mirch l_t,nlv(r,,ty of Notre - four home and teven out-of- News, Coach John Kobs and his Ohio State, and Iowa are the Dame. | •March 1- tewn meet., two o( which are 1en- assistants ore combing the ranks of the yearling gridiron squad in trio of Big Ten opponents •Home game*. iitWHrcompriM- Michigan State'a whom Coach Ben Van A I- (Ml Indoor track schrdule n« en- an effort to give little Hugh!*, Tuyere's outfit scored a 1 to 0 de¬ who weighs only 155 pounds after cision over Delta Chi. ityne'# Spartans will be called nnunmt yesterday by Athletic FOR YOUR WINTER FORMAL Director Ralph H. Young. ; Ont of the 11 meets picked for a heavy meal, blocking to get him past the line of scrimmage. Derlcating the game and their Mock championship to tackle Once In the open the former Rom l.tihr- who Is 111 in the col¬ to meet clash with The State Ave the Wolverine \reenslitj "the eoming winter searon, Includ¬ ing the tentative West Virginia Lansing Centrol star turns on Too much speed for the lege hospital, the Thetss played •, of course, and will encoun¬ ter the Buckeyes and Hawkeyes ea'h, on Dec. 21 nr.d 23. re¬ DUSTY RHODES j,,]U hull (rest fn- Yritrr relays and the Michigan A, A. U., „,Bh-mph fii the Spartara will hove bu> two opposing secondary, which gets spectively. Both games ore in "The Solid Band With the for Wells dual meets and one triangular of- only a fleeting glance of his Jer¬ East Lansing. Glen Miller Styles" msulled roy fatr. the remaining eight being sey number. Notre Dame will appear In a Kobs is anxious to And the ■relay carnivals. double feature with the Spartans. blockers because he will send his - Varsity consh Karl Schlademan ?'s cagers will go to Notre charges out for their opening gome ■Jtaj. .received only three chances at Mt. Pleasant Friday night Dame, Jnd., Jan. 25, and the Irish PHONE 4-1977 topeeaent his runners before home will invade East Lansing in tnrRfls and this trio of. meets Is against the Central State Teachers the season's finale, March 1. slated to be run off In tho short college freshmen. Another back field prospect who birds TO COME ■pace of ten days between the llth nnd ISIh of February. has been bringing smiles to the Even more impressive on the; Spartan mentor Is Morgnn Gin- vamitt TRACK ftCIIF.nt l l: State schedule for the approach- j M R—Notre Dame at Sooth Bachman Eyes Nearing gross, triple threat halfback who punts, passes nnd runs. Elbert ing campaign it the name of the j eastern seaboard's basketball; Stark who halls from Geneva, Illi¬ stronghold, if not the notion's, | Contests With Qualms nois, and Edward Stnflmki of Vicksburg are pushing Gingrass Long Island university. Stale meets the Blackbirds in Brooklyn, mh iVol and Davis for the halfback spots N. Y., Jan. 1 and plays a return Charley Bachman paced his office floor, pushed his hand in the opener. engagement with Coach Clare A lively battle is going on for through a thinning heBil of hair and Anally hrokc a long Bee's squad here Feb. 19. Last the quarterback post. Walt Meyer season Long Island trounced the silence. and Halt Klewicki have » Spartans In Madison Square Gar- "The ls>ys just can't get It straight that our scedule la most promise, but Louis 1 only lieginning. They think Colorndo, 7-6; Missouri, 24-13; and Muurlcc Brash have In the Independent league Gang AH these, not to even mention coming along fast in recent scrim¬ Busters also put on a Men just because we play teams and Oklahoma, 14-0. Last week mages and may start against Cen¬ a couple of other perennial trou¬ which have lost two and three they Anally hit their stride against Anish to down the Vets 6 to 0. An ble tral State. makers. Temple and Mar¬ Kansas. aerial from Bert Daniels to Don games already, that the rest The two heaviest membc quette, help to explain why Van Grover accounted for a fourth of the season.is going to be « soft HAVE SIMILAR RECORDS the squad, Bob Anderson of Bay Atstyne is certain his Spartans are quarter game winning touchdown going to have no easy treading Other teams on State's schedule City and Lee Bennett of Bedford, Coach Jimmy Goody's Kingpins show similar records. Indiana has are lending cundidutes at tackle. along the cage pathway.*. "Hut there aren't any soft had no trouble in. downing the dropped three close games Both tip the beam at 235. OfEN WITH HORNETS touches on our schedule. Kansas Campbell Kids by a 7 to 0 beaten town, 10-0. Murquette has For ends Kobs will choose from State, Indiana, Marquette and In fact, the Kingpins just had a The opening game will ill be lie play- | West Virginia are getting tougher displayed u powerhouse on offense, Leonard Fink, Art Godfrey, Glenn good practice as their opponents cd IVc, 2 with Kalamazoo co every Saturday and arc only wait¬ scoring 15 touchdowns In four Drlbert, Don Kirkpatrick, Paul failed to show up for the game. here. A new departure that ing for n chance to save their sea¬ contests, but the best the Hi 1 (top¬ Turkul and Joe Kerr. DORM STANDINGS ning will call for a pair of gi sons by beating a team like Mich¬ pers can show for their efforts are instead cf the usual single BLOCK I two defeats, one victory and a tl igan State." counter with the Hornets. Ii West Virginia, with Coach H CLASSIFIED With a worried look, tlachmnn explained that practice sessions Kern nt the helm, has won tv preliminary game varsity rent of both schools will tangle \ iparently una! this week not only would empha¬ and lost two. ttie regular forces square 01 size blocking and pass defense, the main event. but also a buildup on how dan¬ gerous the rest of Michigan State's Veteran Caretaker Watches NO CHANGE State's style of offensive opponents will be. Over MSG Athletic Grounds slated to change materially foi DAHLGREN SCOUTS WILDCAT season. The Spartans, ex|.«»r Assistant Coach Gordon (Jake) of the fast-breaking tjpe «»f Dahlgren turned out at practice ill inn idcus, Ity liab Anlley will keep their system of 193 Monday with a few startling facts tea t until there U a chang about the Spartans' next foe, Kan¬ Among the leaner known cork of tho nthlotic department, McCarthy. Good thing* to cat.., sas State. Dahlgren scouted the who have allied In the gradual transformation of Michigan "When the rule changes and Ice-cold Coca-Cola. Kansas Slate-Kansas clash which "was won by tho former. 20-0, lust Slate's athlutiv plant into a. nationally-known institution la couple of years ago prohibit Alls'rl Amiss, head grounds-keeper. man from remaining in the ; You see it everywhere, be¬ Saturday. When "Huh," ns he is af- • slot more than three second cause the life nnd sparklt "Kansas Slate is the same kind of team as Temple." mud Dahl- fectlonatcly known to every I moved the trnrk idtoRether. nnd and taste of ice-cold ike li e player and roarh, first took ' l>l"ltrd the freshman diamond ar,d Coca-Cola add something over the reins of caretaker in I,he t»r,c,l<' Held We also [dotted to food that everybody (ORAL GABIES t>125. ju»t u year after Mncklin I the Intramural Softball fields on Field had been , dedicated, the the far west of Old College Held," likes. Try it yourself.. TONITr. ^4 USE THAT REFRESH E S PAL NITE Bottled under autbor.tv of The Coc»Coli Co. bf COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF FLINT PAL NITE Xkk a"bus Frosli to Kun •Dee. 3#—4'rrtghtun university. •Dee. 31—Creteh ton university. Here Friday Jan. 4—latng Island university Michigan State's freshman har- •• I riers will meet Western State Teachers college frosh Friday 1 ... v City Afternoon on thr Sparten't thrrr *'«■ ID-MarMHte university, und one-half mils course. | 1»—Temple unlvrr.Ur. Running lur St.tr will lis W«l- I •!»"• U—«"» Vlrilnla unlvcr- Isr Mack, Bob Thompson. j shy. George Hyelick, Stuart Mathut lamia Butrk. Richard Baker, and j ai mik orna. ana. Maurice Horskl Feb. f—West VircinU unlver- RAINBOW Women Alumnae Win The freshmen have four meet* sily at Mwiintown. W. Va. curded for the season which Willi "Feb. 12—University of Micht- llomreoming Game be climaxed by the All-College j «an. RECREATION Women's alumnae field hockey run late in November, when the Arst year men | will clash with the j ally, 'Feb. If—lawig Island AI.I.KYS AVAII.AIII.K DURING THE DAY team defeated the student team 1 aralty runners. to 0 ut their unnual homecoming ■■■■■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I game played Saturday morning, his is the Arst time the alumnae and there was a dike back of I have won in Ave years. bleachers to keep the water off The alumnae team was captain¬ the Acid. ed by Miss Thelma Bishop and STATIONERY! "Since that time we have turtle- Miss Jane Rider acted as captain 0 WiLHTRR SIFT1ES 0 backed the varsity diamond, re- iwada swwaf ENGRAVED IN GOLD WITH ■ t/pc/rev shorts StVt you THE S stai courosr hascuuni sup¬ a BEAUMONT port. suttonlcss y.r*o»Y opining wont ear stttts stocs ur stroii you pattatto ICAVt AND si sumtoocy jock- TOWER (y contoubco shirysto hatch originayio and mh0p*ctuscd AMUNGTf sy cooptts you show. pir ■ Soull Hwrel ntoiT. o hllm of , STATE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Department of Michigan Slate College ISO W. Grand River Eaat l-anning | Bflrtw'i W«ft-0w Slw» SMALL'S Strand Theater