Claim Poll Points Midterms Pursue War Will Be Vote Today! Students Will Enjoy To Willkie Lead- Students As They Basis of Talk With ISon-Voters Flee to Library Varied Schedule Of Are junior and senior journal¬ Study habits of Michigan State By Reporter ism majors "the people?" If that question can students were revealed over the weekend, according to library offi¬ cials, Social Functions end harmony will soon H. R. Knickerbocker in the affirmative With the approach of mid terms be able to relax and enjoy today's the librarians marked their first over the dinner tables ol Will Return Here proceedings at the polls. full house Sunday. Books in the 41 Parties Are Oil Calendar for Term Cigari State fraternity houses, Oil Wednesday According to a sampling of 84 assigned reading room also got gw present trend keeps up students in Prof. L. H. Cell's class¬ a workout, with the highest over¬ Highlighted by Harvest ball, to be held Friday, in Union ibing fur choire morsels will Upturning to Michignn State es yesterday Wendell Willkie night circulation of the year being ballroom, party schedule for the remaining weeks of fall ntirely abollsfied. - should receive 78 per cent of the recorded. term lists 41 social events. blution of the problem has college auditorium in which he vote with Roosevelt getting only Credit for alleviating last year's ! put the matter of nutri- was the first speaker, H. R. Twenty-five term parties, five radio parties, four all-col- 19 per cent. Socialist candidate overcrowded conditions is given j |*purely on a competitive bas- Knickerbocker, foreign cor- 'lege dances are included, along |First to inaugurate the new respondent and lecturer, will dis¬ Norman Thomas barely shows in the running with one vote out of to the new reading room on the | with skating groups, and was their the Delta Slg house, judgement on mid- cuss recent developments in the the 84. Sounding a note of warning, one librarian observed that the month j D cl)S)t68 Al 1* © treasure hunts. In the gubernatorial race Geil's of November always brings an All dates listed are subject and pledges who were better scholastic brackets students would return Luren D. Dickenson to office with u vote increased flow of business to the library. Adding a note of advice, Postponed To to change. Heaviest week-end of the term This program takes the place of of 59 per cent, Murray D. Van CH : li, last night got lieneflt of a steak dinner the while those the lecture by Leland Stowe, which was originally scheduled Wagoner being able to collect only 39 per cent. it was suggested that student* wishing to be sure of seats should Thursday offers nine them social events, si* of sponsored by fraternities for this date. Democrats should not give up at try to visit the library at a time Because election returns to¬ id sororities. lilaril who water were down by level had to ARKS INTERVENTION this news, however, for a quiz showed that only 30 per cent of ther than the peak periods, which are listed as 9-It a. m. 2-4 p. m., night conflict with the scheduled opening of the first round, Bur- Scheduled for Friday, tion to Harvest ball, which is an In addi¬ ipi Lotent with mush. Knickerbocker lias recently re¬ and from 6 p. m. on. the students in the two classes dette Stampley, of the speech de¬ all-college dance, is term party of Lirbda Chi Alpha will settle turned from London following will actually be able to vote. partment, announced yesterday Pi Kappa Phi, in Forestry cabin. m fquestion in a more athletic nearly a year of service on the that the Intramural debate tour¬ Tickets for the Harvest ball, lim¬ . Saturday when pledges meet European front. He witnessed the ,;s m a football game to de- downfall of France and the sub¬ Sorority Plans ney will be postponed until ited to 200, may be obtained from | which group feasts on chick- sequent air attacks on the British Isles. Women to Get Initiation Of Thursday at 7:30 p. in. Rooms where the tournaments Dean E. L. Anthony's office in Ag hall, and from members of Ag |r,d which will be served beans will be held are listed on the bull¬ council. Coy Eklund's orchestra 1 evening. The International News service correspondent believes in imme¬ Traditional Musicians etin boards in the Union, Morrill halt and the Auditorium. will play. diate intervention by the United Parties on Saturday include Team 3 of the women's divis¬ jnrectlon States, arguing that England is Serenade Sigma Alpha Iota, national ion has been changed to number Zeta Tau Alpha term party, In Union ballroom: Alpha XI Delta, stronger now than she will be 13; team numbers 2, 3, 4, and 6 Josephine Wood after a winter of withstanding Annual fall, term smokef term party, Little theater; North have also been changed, and the Smith Sslurday morning to see were sar- Nazi luftwaffe bombardment. Predicting a six-year war. M.S.C. men's glee club will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. in social Faculty Wives Are Sum Care; wusic building. revised lists are posted on the bulletin boards. These changes and term South Willia parties in Williams aooial hall; Alpho Tau Omega radio It's plrtnre In the Stole Knickerbocker foresees that the final delineation of forces will room of Music building, it ha* Huslmnds Use Dictaphones sMed Murguret Goudcll. prr-idwU. M- ' by vice-president Emma hav. m,de due to the news- party at house; and Upper Michi¬ show a "red" Germany Joined with been announced by Edgar Kivela, j ry adjustments of schedules of gan club social meeting in Union. | both members participating and Communistic Russia against the Allied powers and "whoever else club president. Program will be given entirely Hy Hetty l«u Slortk Over 25,000 letter* a year—that I* the typing record of I are j nirtm ICS 'o be Mnble. Mary Eve- initiated | fac„jty. All debaters. 1 and ' NOVEMBER 15-1B Friday, Nov. 15, will sec term || .will fight." by club talent, after which parties of Alpha Gamma Rho, in the M.S.C. central .stenographic office. With 12 full-time Ilyn an J ^ Thorbourne, independent re- Saturday, Nov. 16: Farmllouse n party, Little theater; Alpha other night. Although Beet sugar is now the equal of \ presentative, Miriam Phelps, sor Chi Omega term party, Union u' story Russia's threat | tarv; and Harold Gulllaume, a formal musical* and reception very near-sighted and quite a without her glasses, she a world trade. on I treasurer? Main purpose of the bureau is cane sugar for ail canning pur- Sunday evening in the wome I er, representative, Jean Weik- ballroom; Alpha Phi term party. m. to handle manuscripts and corre¬ ixises, according to Prof F. W ' independent representative, Alpha Omlcron Pi term ..warded them for the even- spondence for alt of the 60 depart¬ Fabian, head of the bacteriology Charlotte Whitten. Pi Kappa party, Forestry cabin; Louise sving the idea in mind that ig them might detract from New System Dooms Ash Heaps ments of the college. ; Transcrip- are taken from dictaphone food laboratory. For the past five years Professor | Delta representative, and Forrest 1 Owen, fraternity representative. •II hall term purty. at the ry; East Mary Mayo term 'ators. Monthly expense re¬ Fabian and hi* assistants have . Judges for the contest will be party, dormitory; Alice Cowles' ister came booth while she was having a "coke." To Underground Hideout ports, radio speeches, scripts, book been testing the bacterial content selected from the faculty by the heads of the project. kating party, to be followed by a in i manuscripts, circulars, and letters of beet sugar und subsequently and patroness g , party at the house; Kappa Knppa ne a couple of men and she re sent In most frequently. improving the quality. party, at the house; looked up and greet By Kllis llrandt The central office also makes and Sigma Kappa radio party, at thousands of tons of coal burned at the ||„ ed them with Ashes from the who welcomed gue Group Will Ad h\ I both temporary and permanent the house. friendly "hello." T power plant will be seen on campus no more, W. A. Unven- placements in other college of- NOVEMBER 29-36 linger h e r consternatioi port. It & C, supt., announced recently. A hydraulic ash- Student messengers ure on ! Comedy Twice 111 < women s or- they came over and idd it ion to the power it all times to carry typo- and she realized that she handling system to be housed in ganization, will start "ff the r fen them before in hef plant will conceal the ashes' idition written material back and forth. The agricultural division leads Bean Feed' Is H" j , Studio theater production, u comedy of a small town family. »nts listed for They will give 1 •iday, Nov. 29. losed party at tracks carry themUtru Daven- I others with 28 of the 51 dicta , directed by Jean Fjetland. will On the same kplanation* proved even more fusing: The man whom she away. I phone machines on campus. 74.763 envelopes wei On Dairy Card lub will install was greeting is nam- The ashes will be mixed i WLL burn more com typed, 563 stencils cut, and 5.7.r > at 7:15 p. irps sponsors in Dcm- id cattle judging l tiall, Union board will i.- and lives in Mason th water as they come from the j According to Davenport, 5,000 cylinders transposed. eater 1 eting in Room 49, sponsor on open dance and the 4-K the od? she ueally furnace and in this liquid state j to 7 UOo more tons of coal will be torium, has an engagement named Bob Atkinson burned this fiscal year than last, ■ Williamston later in the evenin Join with Junior Grange party in the Little 450 Assemble it or not, also lives in to give a term the top of the new addition. »ne ; Depending on the weather, be- J Sinfonia Men Meet Other plays listed on the Stud 22.000 and 24.000 tons will 1 theater program are a fantas rned. as compared with For Social Hour directed by Mary Doudna, an al last year. The coal, which For Bureau Mu Alpha linfooia, national | woman comedy, directed bj es from West Virginia mines, Fiftn annual Junior Farm bu¬ music fro ten held a smoker i j Eleanor Shaw, and a comedy of urcha»ed from various com¬ , pig business, with Ella Bo es according to rigid specift- reau anniversary meeting w last night in e music building, t charge up Saturday with more thun 450 lairy cattle Members and :ulty sponsors met Date for the completion of try. members present as guests of the 30. for r : outs will be announced during Michigan State college burea Dairy club aids in financing of Eldon Rose t. president of the 1 the meeting. Students who Activities included an afternoon e teams. Michigan State col* fraternity wi general chairman i unable to be present last 3 meeting and banquet in Fairchild go is the only institution known the affair, i acted as host, 1 may still become members. theater, election of officers, a enter two cattle teams in nat- "traffic dance" in Demonstration rinl competition. Practice was hall Saturday evening, and u ban¬ adopted two years ago. when it quet in Peoples church Saturday as decided that emphasis should Grad Assistant* Hold Sixteen placed on giving more training Following the banquet the elim¬ Judging. j Research Fund Fellowships inations were held to decide the Cattle Judging teams, composed the extemporaneous four members each, are'as fol- By Peggy Trout ws: Don Eppleheimer, John Although the enrollment for Michigan State college thia at the activities Rhenik. and Keith Sowerby, on included adult members of the | one year numbers 6,800, technically speaking, only 16 are "fel- team; and Don Johnson, Ray state organization and past presi- lOWSe" Ely. Harold Geiger, Lyle Th .r- J dents of the burn, and Nathan Lindcrman on Anyone who cro»»e« campus daily and see* for himself the the other team. rather equal proportion Both t»m. or,ISI charge ol j m(?n d women „tudenU Positions may be-half-time, or Prof Russell E. Norwood. ... . 4.. quarter-time, the former paying Product, judging tc.m i, ln Would pfoUWy qUWtton tWi »600 a year, and the latter. $300 charge of Prof I. A Gould, and j statement. leared up It can tie partially Such workers are excused is composed of Kenneth Anderson. | cleared up byby saying that all 16 payment of tuition and Robert McCauley, and James Bird, j are members This year, school. workers number 79 The 16 half-time, 13 quarter-time, and graduate students who Hutson to Attend hold research fellowships from such funds as the National Pickle Meet In Canada Packers* association. Corn Pro¬ ducts Refining company. Liquid Prof. Bay T. Hutson, head ol Carbonic corporation foundation, and the Horace Rackham founda¬ • entomology department, will tion, carry on their graduate work Chemistry department has conleraice ol the Ontano here and be list in aecuring Jobs for grad- Entomological society at Guelph, last two Ontario, Nov. 7 end «. of last Highlights ol the meeting will shtpa are not the only be a conlerenca dinner given "in students who hold down paying »r who positions. Of the 397 If retiring alter JS yeer, u pro- members. 111 are acting as tech- et Ontario crrtits t* tbplr Ph. D. dt«rM. !9eU>§ Houndup By su Historic Campaigns Clo Bulletin Today; Sea Battle Hages Wksf • Dotsg Os Campus Today And Tomorrow 0 Michigai mbera are This lo civilian Quotable Quote* gal defense Graduate Manager (By Associated Collegiate Press) Collegiate head of Ui jcrinf!. has ! Managing Editor... "American problems today all lie in the in a confer! Business Manager field of education. We approach significant World r« engaged Faculty Adviser economic, social and political question* with f activities [ while Prol much of our citizenship Illiterate in these era have been close to the onr ui lira — Lskcd by t* EDITORIAL STAFF fields. We vote, relying on catchwords and surface. There has also been' Ex-postmaster General James A. outworn formulas; capitalizing on group Parley, who headed the Presl- of exports tariat, when three policemen, two MitCUTr. FMTOM animosities; appealing to passions; calling times scorching scrutiny of thd is¬ white and one colored, stopped Election. sues and the candidates than in L Dirks, ad , u|i|i Tom Greene, Don Way, Charlea Foo names and challenging the motives of those him. He Indulged in a shoving Men's fencing honorary. Scim¬ any other recent election. bout with all three, but the col¬ Bch includes ■POUTS EDITOR joe Slmek with whom we disagree. We arc seeing how itar, will hold its next meeting L Michiga ELECTORATE FAttR TEST ored cop had been operated on this afternoon at 5:15 p. m. In m WOMEN'S EDITOR Dorothy Hunter easy it is for whole peoples to slip down the Ileal test of this election no for a hernia and was injured. hales that tl the fencing room et Jenison field ftgailMAN AND INTRAMURAL SPORTS ladder up which they have climbed with in¬ matter jyho wins, is going to be Word immediately was flashed If his comm finite pain through many centuries. We are whether the electorate can forget through Harlem ar.d the negro Iready in in; the present partisanship and settle districts of Chicago that Roose¬ king demam discovering how difficult it is to make wise RADIO CLUB— choices. We are embarked on the hard road, down to a reasonable degree of velt's secrefaty had kicked a col¬ Room 3 in the Union annex will [i night Most of schf uhity. That, In fact, will be the ored policeman Francis Rivers, be tste meeting place for the Mich¬ CARTOONISTS ....Larry Hardy. Leo Sherman the democratic way. If ever we needed civic real test of democracy. If Wiffkie director of the colored division of automobiles fcc.rs WIU igan State college radio club to¬ raOtooRAPDFRS Nelson Bryant, Rodney wins he Is sure to face a hostile the Republican national commit¬ Irieerirg col competence, it is today." Clarence A. Dyk- tee, was the first to see the polit¬ day at 7 p. m. Perry, Henry Predmore, Charlea Laraon, J ark Senate. If Roosevelt wins he may Ltensive trai: McOrifT, June Wigle, Jack Mackic, Edward Popper, sjra, president of the University of Wiscon¬ have to cope with a Republican ical importance of the situation. Ike college BLOCK AND BRlDLR— Dave Pox,on. Jurk Kilian, Harry Laraon. sin and recently appointed national aelective House of Representatives. But close behind him was Johnny Annual gripe session of Block as machi service director, points to the vital need for The next few months are likely Hants, ex-ander secretary of the and Bridle will be held today at education. to be a period of political cross¬ treasury, but still treasurer of the 7:30 p. m. Ht room 1M A«. hall. currents and cross-ftrlng. If the Hampton Institute for Negroes. At that time, all members oan American people can rise above Johnny carr.es from North Caro¬ Boston, Mass.— (ACP)-Aj, lina and the land of Jim Crow, resisting the Italian ican colleges and univtw It, then democracy will be safe. It will be test. but he got busy with some of the are driving within should abolish textbook. ,ind« U* position Around the a severe Hampton leaders to fan the flatnes stitute the study of ion rt KICKED NEGRO COB in the big cities of the north, world's greatest books, armd Lrpcly be tl On rare occasions in this coun¬ try, presidential elections have where the colored vote some times to Dr. Mortimer J. Adw [of the acti' L in this dis holds the balance of power, II. S. NAVY MOVES of "How to Read a Book ■ Editor's Desk fate, and this one may be in that category. Most freakish year was sortl! WARNED ROOSEVELT Aside from its political reper¬ Over-the-weekend reports from Washington tell of secret move¬ ments of U.S. naval units in the kre> release; b in defense ■an are dem 1916 when Charles Evans Hughes cussions. the Early incident illus¬ CONRRRVATION CUB— Caribbean near French-owned went to bed thinking himself trates two things. One is the j The highlight of today's Wild Martinique, where French war¬ President of the United States, and efficiency of the Republican or-1 Life and Conservation club meet¬ ships and, it is thought, French woke up to find that because lie ganiMtion in this campaign and had walked through* a picket line the inefficiency orf the Democrats. ing will be T. B. Ostenson's talk warplanes, are under British According to recent news dispatches, the number In California, that state, and the The Republicans are not missing on "Museum Collecting." Osten- of men to be furnished by each state under the election, had turned against him. a trick. It was a matter literally wm, zoology Instructor, will illus¬ selective service law will be reduced by the number This year a freak Incident might of minutes before the Republicans trate his lecture with slides of his work concerning mammals pecul¬ exercises. Only eight destroyers of volunteers in the country's armed forces. conceivably tip the balance in a and six planes have been sent to iar to the sand hills of Nebraska. In most states this provides it substantial re¬ Close race to Wendell Willkie. It the area, It says. occurred last week when Steve .W hy So Silent? duction, but might it not have been even greater? Before conscription became a law, the army was Early. White House secretary in Germany's nightly siege of Lon¬ don is weakening, British news Worcester 1 On Saturday, Oct. 19, the State News seeking voluntary enlistments for three-year per¬ charge of press relations, tangled Ann Arbor, Mich -vhy it is so. list in the army for a period Western Michigan State Teach- Is there any reason why the lecture Imard, QUARTERBACK— irs college. which draws its members from both the stu¬ stments were not being re- Pictures of the Kansas State- dent and faculty bodies, should remain so ng stations nnd that the Michigan State game will be ich I could enlist was three distressingly quiet on a subject which is the I shown at 8 p. m. on Wednesday in the Union ballroom. Don Rossi concern of the whole college? Or is it just "I called the attention of the officer to n letter will comment on the pictures. The too much bother? from the Adjutant General's iffice . . . ar.d then I program . is. sponsored by the The State News, as a representative of the told the recruiting officer who I was and he then admitted that one-year enlistments were possible* Union board. Tall Shrubs Can be Dangcroi fetudent body, is still waiting for the an- TOWN GIRLS— under the law. but ga\e me the substance of the RWcra. eon Town girls will have a lunch¬ Friday from 12 to 1 p. m. In By Blocking Driver's Vision the Town girl's room on the fourth floor of the Union. Those wishing to attend are to J«ur months now vni sign on the Home Ec building getting hoarse telling ic law in bt least these two h bulletin board or in the Town Ary object which blocks a driver's clear vision Why the Outs should ptlon, carry on its affairs in t girl's room. is a traffic hazard. Tall shrubs, obstacles not dealings with draftees?? » H*gue of Jersey City, inot i chairman, will be assisted by the It may also pi idea of what democracy meant to an army man should be removed •• changing, cheering, ami unmindful of Jimmy'* wealth, was \ j following committees: entertain- j motorist from see with smaller ones, for ivhen he was advocating passage of a conscription \ not at all averse u> having lihim men I, Mrs. Curtis Beachum. Mrs. i in tune to stop. is possible to prune Dill. He said: TJhe climax of it all will come today, or I on the ticket for U. S senator | M. B. Goodwin; stage decorations. | Shrubs on cum "The first rather tomorrow morning, when cither The thing that must be done is to destroy all initiative arri that with the training fits men j Jimmy confidently expected It was Cromwell tl j Mrs. E. B. Hill, Mrs. V. I. Vander- ticularlv that dar.gcrm would co Donkey or The Elephant will cruaa the fliiiah to be soldiers. The recruit does not know how to | through with a tarable campa dw It's Done In Busi¬ line' of one of America'# moat vivid election carry out orders. His mortal state duffers from that ness, Personal Con¬ | contribution, ray about S230.P r f the trained soldier who obeys mechanically. We However, what Boss Hagut did CRBtpaign-. tacts, Curnul Hump must get our men so that they arc machines. We I not know at that time was that, Then that heavily publicized individual, The Average American, can go hack to nor¬ Itnv© to have our men trained so that the In¬ | the marital relations of Jimmy ' fluence of icar Is overpowered by the peril of Cromwell ar.d Doris Duke were mal ami aturt countng ahopping day# to mi uncomprising military system often backed up ! a bit strained. Christ n las. by n pistol in the hands of an officer." j Furthermore, some of the Duke | m'crest* in North Carolina would j be delighted to see them even j more strained. So behind the i II should net be surprising if attendance Knickerbocker lecture tomorrow night la considerably lex* than it has been for pre- I Vious lecture course numbers. trSVUNtOSAVE WITH TBS [ . Be spoke here last year, and a number of Election Returns [jatadanU got enough British propaganda BUDGET BANK Runtime to hold them for a while. I'*, Although no one tikes to pay to hear a b»Myidrd political speech like Hugh Johnson [ gave, still there are some who would rather rffWHia. Elections Fail State Prof Aids Farmers, Scientist# Ttm Well; Owner n Still Looking Campus Personalities To With Method of Probing Soil Secrets College CAA students might be Interrupt Engineers **" " * d In an airplane owned, the Bouyoucos system have al- features os the relation of temp- It was owned, A new and outwardly simple ready been reported. by an East In areas erature to soil moisture, th bara Ballard, vice-president; Joan the "evening also calls for frequent [ college! IFSAIA COlLEGE S1U- Ball, secretary;* Phyllis Wcodlock, BfATS REQUESTING HE Intermissions ta listen to latest hold their term party in the Little j treasurer; Ruth Blodgett, scholar¬ WBTETHEMASCN6/ election returns. j theater. Alpha Gamma Delta will J ship chairman; Phyllis Jameson, activities chairman. A.8.C.E. MEETS give a term party in the Union, j American Society of Civil En- ji,nd Denw" housc wl" have " , Jlreadv had on* or two yei Betty Spinning, *40. announced gtneera nlso meets this evening, in I l«™sure hunt. Other term par- lengased rut will not he i in defense indi her engagement to Dean' Smith, Alpha Gamma Rho from State, Sunday, Oct. 27. Tliis Woman's World room 111 Olds hall at 7:30. civil engineers and will hear u their fuels j The; representative ot! sw'n8 ,orth to he held that Saturday are! Dt'Hn- wh"sc members will, ",0 Forestry cabin; | HESPERIAN— Abrnms* Aerial Survey present an ' Mary Mayo, in their own L' position In this region irpely be that of a coordi- New pledges are Jack Shields, j Through Coed Eyes illustrated lecture ..a aerial pho- ! snrth' hall; and lllllel foundation, | |of the activities of various Highland Park; Jaek Smith, Rock- ; tography and its uses. jin thf Fatst Lansing Masonic tern-; i in litis district. According ford; Jack Matson, Flint, and Irv Tau Beta Pi, engineering honor-1 released Oct. IS, s380.- Tolburg, Flint. | Autumn tea decoration* and (rmtip meetings arc scheduled arv. meets tonight at its chapter! ,,, < r.MBr'R B-7 deTcnse contracts let in Saturday was Dad's day the lo appear on the calendar of activities in the coed world of room ot 7 30. I Mason-Abbct club will hold j I the | events on State's their term party in the Union demanding engi campus this week. arc Kansas game with their sons 8WL Patter— • * j Dec. 8. Partie* to lie held Satur- ; I WILL LEAVE were guests at a dinner at (.la** imitates ^ aipb. -reat the house, Sig-1 was ! and soccer irlramurals house afterwards. Phit Allhen was J Decorations for the transfer tea j Hockey begin this week. Only worn- radio party , Kappa's term party at the! In charge. PHI DELTA THETA— Condition* In ie, radio party at Robinson j Officers elected for the pledge e, term party at the Alpha j 1 ■enaction Against Boir look hi, degree at the class arc Bud Enroth, Hartford. Bu*ines* Phi Kappa j j y of Frankfort-amm- Conn., president; Lee Cahill, Ea«t i Germany tn 1932, Lansing, secretary-troasurer, nrd | Out oHour Jack Dodge, East Lansing, chair- 6et S,re Fun | to Wellington as scon as man of activities. It came to State Corcester Polytechnical In Don Shilling, Phi Delt from | Deccintier 18. Student club j Sow*We On Dartmouth, was a guest at the j Snorts, Work, will hold u Christmas dance in the ! house last week. classes will be taken over sigma alpha rp8ilon— Little theater, and on December j Stewart from the Mas 14. Matrix society will sponsor a ; Is institute wart was at one time a of Technol Hedley Stacey, Bill Freiherger. j Bob Astley, Don Meyers, Charles . Union board dance. , Cte* Oeficions e OaiW Ffutson. John ShnefTer, Dick Grb- j OOUBLEMIHT GUM assistant In the mathe- I department here. wold, Al Gill and Frank Sarger • ! Exhibit lo Include were initiated Sunday. lambda chi alpha— MSC Art Entries I Booth* Will -StfsgTriSswS Eleven men who were pledgrd ; Prof. Jessie I'remont Clark and i recently are Roman Ramon, .fume- j L. 1). Jumrwirth, of the M.SC . Carman. Lee Brink. Byron Reyes vice East Lewis Smiley. Rus* Guslke. Rno Vrotvetv smoothness . I Kctty, William Prynr. Richard isiiigite* An exehang tiths havt been j s'*Tria Kappa [sinsing schools, g®ssa»— K i t night. Jungwuth THETA CHI- Bud Coulter of Rnch Lansing city ctork, at Fred Lantz of Bay City necting of 6ity council elected president and "We expect 3.000 cit- respectively, of the plodi cast ballot* in the city A radio party will, b rid llathst Will IHm'iih t added. in traffic situation, Pledges have challenged the ac¬ AfJ I)<-V4'lll|)DI«'lltn Jif Police Harold Haun xtat- tives, block champions, to a touch h i Prnf. H. C. Rather, head drian traffic on Grand football game, which will be play¬ Reserve®. Wednesday. crop;» department, will rtween Abbot road and ed Thursday. WAA lightk— Bronson, Mich., to talk tn RAPPA delta— crosswalk rocks The chapter's pledge group hns Twenty-five points will be s v* I meeting of the Rotary (' en to every girl attending the the is- ■ighboring farmers Wc laced aroi as Its appointive officer* Betty A. A. cross country hike this c< When it comes to a popular vote purpose, Bender, social chairmatv. Kath¬ fbrthe biggest irds in Shields, Marjnrie Ing Saturday afternoon. The I Why Gordon Elected is no use leen reporter; by stu- Love, parliamentarian, and Gloria it's always ARROW 1.499,673 to 8 mwalks bere talands Rounsville, song leader *ii lined with rocks." Mary Esther Bremen! has re¬ Mayor Card. "City ceived a diamond from Wayne Bo.vie, Delta Chi. to attend. Margaret David and .faqueline Day were initiated Sunrtay There was a dinner at the house A radio pa Sunday in honor of new Initiate* house this St and Rhode Garler.t. president of h rappa i the Lansing alumnae group. In every campus poll of the pi John Lauler apd Josepn The fall term party wi the Anow Goidon wine 3.000 tra Priday night wPh Art Ho In a walk. Ibis year band furnishing the mmi'1 the Kappa Sigs IH baslteiwoovo fabr sturdy «od a boar for long wgar white, colors, and fancy j pa Horns* CORAL GABLES , Hs Arrow collar is packed with tailoring perfection and authentically styiod for college man. IrtMM'r* hi the 'cr.es of , Leirq Sonforized-Shrunlc {its fabric shrinkage is PAL BUTE less than I "'A. A new shirt freo if ono ever shrinks. 4. The Miloga cut li MUM TAfJ OMEGA— A farewell party was held .n PUT A BIG% HERE shaped to fit the torso (broad shoulders —■ nar¬ Honor of Eorl Lewis last Saturday PALMTE row waist). night at the house. AHOW 80S,Oil . . . ibcu Senforiied-Shruidi. (fthrk .hftnkeg, luedwoie -hilts coder sad get UNION "GRILL ARROW SHIRTS [ABLE SjttTiCE-»7:lS . 9M Monday Thru Saturday^ Harriers Win Eighth State Jenison Natatoriniri] Team Title For March Classic Paper Tata Thlril To Lead Spartan*; Michigan, Yale Are Main Conic. Monrnr, Fourth Ifv Ed Klichen . Michigan State college roae up another atep in v,J Michigan State's harrier., State among the team tenders, and awimmlng Monday when f.'oach Ruaaell (Jake) captured their eighth con- nounced that Eaxl Lansing haa I ten acleete.l th, not it Spnrtnn star is found among aecutive SlHto Intercollegiate Work. work ami more work e individual rankings. Last year, It will for the 1911 National Collegiate Athletic kmociaii.,n , ed, Western Stale Fro*h offered cross country title Saturday rev* the only proapecta of the The legion of friend* of Mike to be held Costeel may be interested In the stiff resistance before bowing to when they picked up third through champion,hip, an Statu football aipmil Conn., eastern wata :t.«j by the Arizona the Mpartans 7-fl. Only the trusty places along with ninth po¬ March 28 and 29. mlng tans saw 38 ' they begun conren- toe of Morn Miller, who made sition for a 27 point total Mich¬ In a wire from Robert Kip- universities and 17:: term* of the former Spnrtnn assls- rj\ thrlr fori, toward neat good the extra point after touch¬ igan Normal w. i next with 38. huth, Yale unlveraity coach contestants vie for nata.-ai content with Unlver- down, saved the game for the Western .State I allowed with 88. i Wildcat* stand third In the Kohsmen. and ehnlrrnan'of the N. C A. A. pionship honor*. !'• llana at Moomlniiton. In total team offense be- and Central Stale finished fourth i In marking up the first win of swimming committee, Datlbert the < Ite of the tenm'» excellent Cornelf and Detroit with a with 108 over tHe Hr»nr» •/ hilly the season against Central State, wax notified of the selection of seventh straight year .r,.t ' lutnlnal Knn<«, Stole 330 four-mile course. yard average per game for Coach John Kpbs, anxious to see State as the meet's host The fie¬ wed by Yale. Ohio v iaatwwk Conch Chnrlcy Bnchmnn its. WILL MKKT AHA IN hi* men under Arc of competition, ri-ion hod been pending for some rlnceton, and Hat • 'i I, frMlly concerned over the defense, Arizona ranks The Spartan squad will bn time and athletic official* here order. used all 33 of the players who corning Cln.il with the llonnlem ling its opponents to 12F inlher opportunity to meet the were ready to accept It a* soon as made the Mt. Pleasant trip. Host* to the meet in o Klght down hi the In.t of the 4* yards per game. Navy leads with same teams plus a few added star the notification came. The game was featured by a have been Yale, 1940-1: \ pltyeri Ihnt llnchmnn «»cd tnnt 2 yards per contest, while Mich¬ when they will run In the State A It I* the first time in history that 1039-38-32; Vtutgrn, i r:s» Saturday, everyone turned In n fast-charging Spartan line nnd a igan is in seventh place with 120.4 list of hack* who piled up plenty U. meet at Ypsilanti next Hat State has been awarded the na¬ sot*, 1937; Harvard ;w plraatna performnnee. Tiie oil - yards. of yardage. Morgan Olngru.Ts, lef. urday. tional championships. On three State, 1934; Yale, 1931 •found Improveinent In blocking In defense against rushing, Cns- half, scored two of the State Jerry Page, sophomore, led tta other occasions University of cage, 1031. and tb* nwlfl chnrainK of the llm teel's team Is In fifth place, hold- touchdowns, and fullback Dick Spartan pack when he placed Michigan ha* been host at Ann MM partleidnrly evident. (HAM WON § TO SHOW to 41.4 yards per game. I la nicy carried the ball for the third, ftalph Monroe followed Arbor The 104! affair Is the 18th But to view of the difference it Texas A. and M. lends In this de¬ . third marker. while A1 Mangan and Bill annual N.CA.A. meet. Home of the brlghv- ,f apportion, In.t week', perform portment with 28 yurds^tnd Mich- Other backs giving creditable Scott finished fifth and sixth re TO THE NEW POOL star* who performed ;>♦. : ■Ma Will go only a nlmrt way li is 14th with 02 0 yards. performances were Maurice Ma- pectlvely. State's new swimming pool and ven last spring and a WMartna the Spnrtnn. I thclr Ploying In the razzle-dazzle sec¬ lone, Hugh Davis and Elbert Page's lime was 22 17 and th the modern facilities of Fred C pear here are Gun s MVa'WIth tndlnna. tion of the country, Arizona Stork, all of whom reeled off a next three men were bunched to Jenison fleldhourc had more than Dick Barker, francts IP UMl M CART stand* fifth In passing, having number of long run*. Stark with gether only 11 seconds behinc a little to do with the selection BUI Beetto of Michigan « . WWdlng to Job Ho " * Michigan State's by gained 040 yard* through the air 1 Import, the lloosler line will as compared to 1,134 yards by his accurate booting kept the op¬ position on their heels. Twice In the first half Ids punts went out Saturday's Leftovers Itv Itoh Aatlry Copt. Eddie Mills placed ntnU Every convenience is offered th* Andy Clark and Guy T Walt Heard*lee, 13th, and Warrrn contestant* both at the pool anc: Wayne's great 1940 ta™ in training quarters. A State team IS pound* per man. Fur- A member of the Border confer¬ of bounds Inside the 15-yard line. llorry Leonard, who last week The pool Is 75 feet long and 42 the ncaa, but Da n." ence, Arizona has ployed Flag¬ When Michigan Slate countered« set a new course record for West¬ feet wide and will be marked of if the Spartans ever staff, New Mexico A. and M., the Spartan forward wall can B4 point* in downing (he Kiinsai ern Hlate, carried off first place in six seven-foot lanes. It givet where they will com* Utah, Centenary, and Oklahoma found In the fact that Cent State Wildcat* .14-0 Saturday, it ith n time of 22 01 and almost daybright lighting condi¬ top It Is In 1941, v, - Only two Hoosler linemen, A. and M., and while these team* State never penetrated the Spi was the tangent victory margin a .wed by veteran Tom tion* and Is equipped with under¬ Iheir home poo!. >■ Emil Uramovk-h, 100 pound tackle, ore for front being notional lead¬ tan 33-yard line. Quinn of Michigan Normal who water lllumlnaton. Three tiers of of the material we ha <• and Otne White, 193 pound guard, ers, Cast eel's s Michigan State's starting tin* they defeated the University of finished In 22:11. seats on two sides and one end this year's squad w«b * art under the two century figure t Is B| was: Dcibert, left end; He Kansas 41-0 in 1030. Itarhman'* Saturday was the first time that are built to iiccoinmodate 750 es.t swimming unit I •... • State's line average* 103. show that Mich¬ tart tackle; Eechenburg, tart i charge* al*o ran up a topheavy e State Intercollegiate* have spectators. here." Daubert has p« Thua Bnchmnn I* wc/king his Beyer, center; Pugen, right i en run ever the new Western igan State i* opt to run Into plen A list of 11 event* will com¬ As yet the State tank ty of passing in the next twi State course. The record for the prise the two-day program. They compct.* game*. Indiana is 13th in tram termer four-milt Jaunt which was are the 1,500 meter free style, 50- 1 house pool but h.> ■ passing-with 110 yards per game, re-routed this fall, is held by ex- while Marquette i* third with n Spartan Dick Frey who won the rare in 1038 with a tune of 150-yaird backstroke. 200- 21:32 0. oke, 400-yard free What 7 liey Did Page, Monroe, and Mangan re- style relay, 1 300-yard medley celved gold medals for their run- relay, Ther BAUi NTAYH AT LEFT HALF Northampton, Ma -' V In the bucklleld, the experimen¬ IaisI Week nlng, while Scott and Mills were events, the one-meter low board Phi P.eta Kappa, n*:.-.r.»l The Spartan grlddcts made no given silver awards. Ik-ardalee competition and three-meter bglh- scholastic tal shift which sent Waiter Hall society, ha* * • less than three pass Interceptions finished In nlng for a | board. president for the fir ? • from right to left halfback will within the enemy's territory In the bronze medal. LAst March at New Haven, It was established in 1774. remain In effect, with Wyman last four minutes of the opening Davis and Mike Schelb allernat- ! half. Two of these interceptions Ing at this spot when Hail's nc- | were converted Into touchdowns DO YOU SMOKE THE CIGARETTE THAT.5^^ curate punting is not needed In j and only time prevented a third the game. six-pointer. The gun ending the With only two days remaining : half barked just an Hill Kennedy for full workouts, Hachmnn was stalest to send the squad Into a tork a Dick Klcppc propelled pass ...ITS THE SMOKERS CIGARETTE on the Kansas State Ave yard heavy scrimmage against Indiana plays today. The Spartans will entrain from here Thursday evening for In¬ dianapolis where thc.v will hold u short wormup drill Friday on the Butler university Weld. They will hot move Into Hloomington SPARTAN Intramural Flash*1 lly llal Srhraiii INDEPENDENT STANDINGS lowan. University "JOHN—after tl borrow my pants hi the next morning 1 class." Furthermore the average college any class at nil tht STUDENTS! daily plunges open to not only TAKE A LOOK AROUND YOUR ROOM. the faculty, but also to the stu¬ dent?. The |.hk»1 is open each even¬ DOES IT LOOK 'KINl)A' BARREN? HAVE ing from 7 to 0 p. m., and on Sat¬ YOU ANYTHING SYMBOLIC OF MICHIGAN Action in the dormitory league urdays from 4 to 6 p. m. In the basement rooms, ping CLASSIFIED 9TATE (OUTSIDE OF TEXTBOOKS) ? IF again proved to be somewhat dis¬ pong and handball are available NOT, MAY WE SUGGEST A appointing. The boys seemed to to male professors daily from 5 be up to their old tricks of for¬ to 0 p. m., while badminton facil¬ feiting games when Abbot 10 pre¬ ities on the main floor courts can sented a gift victory to Mason 4 be secured every night from 7 and the Wells C boys were also to 0 p. hi. conspicuous by their absence let¬ Archery is the only outdoor- They Make a Really Attractive ami Practical ting Abbot 13 go home with a 7 to 0 default victory. sport offered and the targets ore heated behind the fleldhouse for Addition lo Y our Boom. Made of Wool Felt In the only game of the evening daily use from 4 to 6 p. m. and Priced Between in the dorm loop Abbot 11 scor¬ ed a third quarter touchdown to Bowling rainbow recreation Billiards