WEA Always When Fair Weather Spartans Get MICHI6AN STATE NEWS FRESHMAN EDITION Together Dmly Student Publication of Michigan State College SECTION I VOL. 33Z.331 EAST LANSING.. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1942 24 tages 2,000 Expected For Freshman Week From President Hannah Registration Will Equal Witli Hells on It is a real pleasure to welcome to Michigan State col¬ lege the prospective members of the Class of 1946. '41 Yearling Enrollment on,- nf the first thlngi to be A changing world and a radical change in America's Activities to Start Monday, Sept. 21; Each tn—and heard—on the Mlchi- „ state campus is Beaumont future part in world affairs provide an added incentive New Student Will lie Assigned to a Fat nlty Containing a clock and a cmril- for you to prepare yourselves for a useful part in that Adviser for Orientation and Supervision . the toner forms a pictur- future. *"Uf M,i„ when glimpsed By Ellis Brandt, Associate Editor irourh interlacing branches President Roosevelt and other national leaders have re¬ im almost any point on the peatedly emphasized the importance of young Americans Freshman enrollment at Michigan State will Is? up to iitipus. , normal levels this fall despite the demands of industry h, is usual with cartllon clocks. continuing their educa¬ and the armed services, Registrar R. S. Linton predicted Vaumont strikes four times for tional training. Modern war this week. |( nuarter hour, eight for the no less than modern peace Linton said he estimated that 2,000 or. more students— l|f hour. 12 for the three-quar- hour. and 16 times pins the requires well trained minds Xapproximately equivalent to LUr on the hour. and skilled hands. Our fu¬ the 2,079 of last year— ftVhen strains of the "Alma ture rests in the hands of iter' nr "M. S. C. Shadows" the engineers, chemists, Dorms House would be on hand Monday. fue forth it is- a pretty good ta¬ Sept. 21. for the opening of Carillonncur Wen- physicists, bacteriologists, xation Ill that Westeott is at the levers. and other trained scien¬ Nearly 900 Freshman Week activities. "The army enli.ted r< i rve tists. Persons trained and ilniii Holer Song with college degrees in the MSC Women program to our ha> proved a great t<>on college enrollment," l.in- • • r 'une of Cornell's fields of Veterinary Science, j ton i-aid. "Must as many to« n as •, n», the State song Agriculture, Home Eeo- , -llil Many Other* Reside \\wr w.ii mawirui..te j bc.uUM' this program now '•Hows u.u nomics, and in Liberal Arts lose beside the w inding Cedar's will find themselves in bet- III Approved Homesi lht,n 1 * an <° !ct military trainier and education at the fame :1tne." lupine banks of creen; And ill SororillCS Lreads thv rumpus, alma mater, ter position to serve war Marc Ltigtaeering Student" ^ire-t i v er seen. if necessary and in Yhc fol- ,, , , . He -aid the college advised lowing peace than those Most women students at i irishman men to cnmpl» ie at sell the i horus-. let it echo, least .i term's work befo't- en- Iter hill and vale. without college training. Michigan State live in dor¬ ioiling in the reserve progiam. C'l to thee, our loving mother, The greatest contribution mitories, three of which are j "Other factors lit the enroll¬ s. C. all hail. can make to America ment's staying at a high level on campus. Louise Camp- at M. S. C. is to proceed with your are the emphasis of the aimy ones Mary Mayo, and Sarah ' r . it li, Shadows," formal education, with se- and navy on education, anil Hie *. C. PRES JOUN A UANNAH I aiu'don Williams halls are all :nt Song," and "All riousness of fact that people have more S purpose and a located on campus, while North Men," with money these days and are Vet lor •■is - • state A. mini Director Glen high resolve to acquire as much knowledge both technical hall is located u few blocks away tn Louis street. able financially to end their and cultural as you can. children to school," lite icg'.-trar Total population of the dormi¬ said. For Hen Michigan State college is dedicated to the service of tories average about 050 women. Only this State and Nation through the educational facilities About 250 women students live Freshmen to Tour Campus in approved rooming houses off Registrar's office rei or {Hen. set your room early! provided in.East Lansing for the young men and young campus, and sorority houses are showed a noticeable inrrc.' .i in Ilhat is the advice of G. R. women enrolled here, through the extensive research pro¬ the homes of a slightly smaller Lngincering division enrollment. Vith. Michigan state housing gram of the Experiment Stations, and through the com¬ number. About 125 students have also pre tor. It is far heller to select lur room in the early part of prehensive Agricultural Extension program that includes Approximately 550 women entered the live at home in East Lansing and special two-year curriculum for recently-opened plember if you plan to live off the county agricultural agents, home demonstration Lansing, while 20 commute to men. |mpiis, than to search endlessly agents, and 4-H club agents me during Freshman week. and leaders in practically and from campus. Each incoming student has 11 list of college-approved every county, district and community el Michigan. Another group of off-campus been assigned to an adviser and residents is composed of women will follow the week's'activities We are proud of our beautiful campus, of our buildings «ms for men may be secured who work for room and board with a group under the direct tm the dean nf men's office. All talent" ire required to live in and equipment and of our able, conscientious and friendly in private homes and those who supervision of that adviser. live in college cooperative hous¬ Hlfgf-approved rooms. staff. Our student body has always been noted for its Transfer students a n <1 354 es. There are about 75 women freshmen already enrolled dur¬ friendly, democratic spirit. Many nationally and inter¬ m the former group, and about ing the two summer sessions will nationally known leaders in many fields of endeavor arc 120 who share housekeeping join others irom all ovet Fan- numbered among our alumni and former students. duties in cooperative residences. America to make up the over OTC Offers Freshman women are required 2,000 who will participate iri What you get from your college experience will be in to live in dormitories insofar as Freshman Week. direct ratio to what you put into it. ^ on have before you possible and are not permitted Opportunities a great and challenging opportunity. We are all anxious ;o live in sorority houses. Dor¬ mitory contracts are made out In addition to arranging schedules, and classifying, their and and willing to help you in every way that we can. We paying fees, the new students o Freshmen welcome you to membership in our rapidly growing Mich¬ for a full year, while contracts for off-campus houses are made are, to attend See ENROLLMENT—Page varied meetings 7 -on a term basis. 1 f" ri the .irray now! igan State college family. •'at situation will apply . men who enter '■-higan college this •V,'U as a number of men, fur all students, 1 - "'■•ct certain exerap- 1 ''-'quired to take two '•iry science. H"nald llcath. men's henstng YOU MAY * J! ,6IT WITJ^ ['rrf'«r vo-ordinator Is at Michigan of State. infer- k YOU MAY NWI "•> enlistments ta all of ^ TROUBLE-*- £ jrm. Bf iniOtl forces. isHis office la ,1 annex 1 «»»«.« 2— „ YOU AC' * « open to all 6OIN0T0 HICT A who are intonated ,ne about ei UOTOF PlOfkC AND ">lt enable thei , HAYBE A SPECIAL * college 1 i' MANAGING EDITOR Len Barnes o places: In EDITORIAL DIRECTOR ... Jean Whiting fraternity li BUSINESS MANAGER nved .private .1 ,i!'a! Ab new tjyn h (una the i with 438 in Abbot. -J] are ..}x*n t» • c!;»s-* -• am other '•■tales ■igati •(•-•dent PAUL WII.KIHA UK LEN HAVERS May u/e extend not only a welcoming hand hut a helpful hand as welt when you enter Michigan State this fall. Being a service depart* nieut of the college, we can naturally supply you with the correct books Glut Hospital Is Real Health Center and materials for all Freshmen will get a preview of the college health cen¬ ter, 01 in Memorial hospital, when they take physical ex¬ your courses at prices aminations as a part of Freshman Week activity. below retail value. This Should any fail to be impressed by the facilities which this hospital provides for the students, they'll soon learn it if they have need for medical treatment. is a non-profit store, Being sick away from home is not a pleasant experience, owned by the college, but Dr. C. F. Holland and his excellent staff do everything possible to make things comfortable for student patients. and is run for the stu¬ Joy is un elation of spirit—of a spirit which trusts in the dents' benefit. goodness and truth of iu own possessions.—Seneca. May we suggest that you GREETINGS FRESIIMEN - conic in early and avoid Photograph* will be your heel permanent the rush. remembrance of college day*. PHOTO FINISHING — PUNTING — FILMS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES REX DEPARTMENT OF MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE CAMERilie 130 Wcat Grand River Avenue—Near the Peeelea Church - "f • WMM P. ■- ■■■ iimi ■■ ■■■■■ L-day. August 27. 1942 Page 3 >rmitory Life Plays Vital Part jn Routine of Many Students >n to Reside, Mason Hall Is Largest Men\s Dormitory -—^ at MSC Free Maps, ——— Room Lists Offered to Frosh Men Dorms or Men interested, in living in private homes fall term may get maps and a list of rooms with [\\ Homes general information on ofT- campus private homes at a desk in the Union lobby during Fresh¬ Eoll« jr«* Dorms Hold man Week and the week-end. {TO Students, While previous. The desk will be managed by g OOO l.ive in Homes the Inter-fraterhity council, with two members from each at Michigan fraternity assisting in carrying |en students Michigan State's two men's dormitories finished in 1939 ■ollege live in one of . one of . . . on the work. places: In dormitories, fraternity houses, or in Dormitory residents are re¬ They have their own constitu¬ quired to eat at the halls where tion and by-laws, and govern¬ MEN'S GOLD WATCH BANDS $3.75 rued pr.vate homes, they live. ment of the halls is handled as p. ai-.'t Abbot halls, the All students who much Federal Tax IimMM — rrvi jjjen's dormitories reserve as possible by residents. In tnen's dormitories do f, i-m thr unit, house 870 rodfns so for the entire school year, and Many Private Homes In addition to the 16 frater¬ SWAIN JEWELRY STORE rr.t-.AI '>hi!. in I itrr ' 438 ..[jen to ^Hooms in Mason and in these students in ail are not permitted' to- move out during the year unless they nity men houses, where about 500 reside, there are about 450 STATE THEATER BLDG. and to students withdraw from college. ■ Ii-i- . approved private homes in East ' it's as well as to Twenty-four upper-classmen Lansing where men may live. serve as counsellors in the three All men students who do not [Igart csid.pacify t t :ae ents.men'sWel ls hall, housing of 204, but halls, each having charge of 35 l:ve in dormitories, fraternities, to 50 men. or at their own homes are re¬ The three dormitories have a I - ■ g occupied by army quired to live in these approved stud;. m Lansing war system of student government, private residences assisted by a dormitory staff. Rooms in these homes .are contracted for each term.' and STORES residents must stay for the en¬ tire term. More than 2.000 men Your Own Horse to State live in this group of houses. t.niov tlir Picturesque Bridle Paths of Michigan State's Off - campus residences for inen are inspected at least once Wooded Acres. I! during the school year tor tire 9 board your horse WITH us. hazards by a representative of - i.i'e Mors? Boarding Hate, annual basis $18 month, the men's housing office. •j WELCOME YOU term, according to requirements. Best of-care. v, Ui■ • quality Michigan grown feed. Large box stalls, ii■ all-weather riding ring and outside ring, poto Varied Number of Clubs $ PRESCRIPTIONS — SCHOOL SUPPLIES Function at Michigan State i and riding trails. Competent instruction and Four miles south ot campus. Michigan State'- more than I S :::ng. 100 separate clubs, organizations j 2 LAMPS — TOILETRIES • K! NT IIOitSES HERE. and societies will all hold indi-|j« vidunl meetings during the first i^ month of fall term. jjJ LOOKING OIJR SPECIALTY lichigana Boarding Stable address communications to Michigan rated us one State's- campus is|*C of the 10 most beau |I* HOME 0. c. HAKTIG, P. O. Box 176, LANSING, MICH. til'ul in the United State.-. BREAKFAST — LUNCHES — SUPPERS Phone: Holt 7-2566 or Lansing 7-1592 Hazing is prohibited north of % the Red Cedar on the campus. ''.'.'.■..V.'.V.VAWWWWAVSiViAAAiVSAAAAAAAiWhWi BE PART OF No Priority Numbers, No Ration Cards are Needed to Order Your Copy of the YEARBOOK of M. S. C. in '4-i Order Yours During Freshman Week Sale for Real Savings Everyone Gets a WOLVERINE OFFICE—Number 4, Union Annex PHONE—Ext. 273 or 278 EDITOR—Paul Wiled en BUSINESS MANAGER Helen Sayers Thursday, August 27, 19# MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Page 4 .. V WELCOME... CLASS OF - TO - 1946 MKHI6AN STATE (OILEGE she is looking ahead in the same spirit as in the beginning, hack Three limes in her history, Michigan Slale College has trained in 1855. Michigan State also will make its contribution to the young men in war time. During two wars she has trained young war effort felt in the field of research. • V-omen. For 87 years she has pioneered in education, and now MILITARY TRAINING in the regular U. S. army. Completion of four years of train¬ Every aide bodied young man at Michigan State enrolls in ing leads to a commission as Second Lieutenant in one of the^e: Military Science, and may prepare himself to become an officer FIELD ARTILLERY COAST ARTILLERY INFANTRY SIGNAL CORPS CAVALRY QUARTERMASTER Do-you wish to become a leader in science, business or a profession? Then you will enroll in one of the following divisions: AGRICULTURE LIBERAL ARTS APPLIED SCIENCE ENGINEERING HOME ECONOMICS VETERINARY SCIENCE her work in experimentation and research as well as instruction In all phases of study and service Michigan State College pre¬ in the fields of: pares her students for positions of leadership. She is proud of FARM MANAGEMENT ZOOLOGY SOILS ANIMAL PATHOLOGY ECONOMICS POULTRY ANIMAL HUSBANDRY CHEMISTRY FORESTRY ENGINEERING ENTOMOLOGY FARM CROPS HORTICULTURE BOTANY BACTERIOLOGY AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING HOME ECONOMICS Michigan State has just inaugurated courses in Elementary who choose, or can attend Education, and a GENERAL COLLEGE COURSE for college for but two years. students Resides all these, Michigan State offers unusual opportunities for studying: HOTEL ADMINISTRATION ART MUSIC POLICE ADMINISTRATION PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION JOURNALISM CONSERVATION SHORT COURSES EXTENSION County agricultural agent and Extension special¬ Two-year short courses in general and special ist work in agriculture; Home demonstration lead¬ ers work in Home Economics; also Boys and Girls phases of agriculture. 4-H club work. CALENDAR 1942-43 SCHOOL YEAR FALL TERM WINTER TERM SPRING TERM WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 16— MONDAY, JAN. 4 ami TUESDAY, MONDAY, MARCH 29 and TUES¬ Entrance Examinations. DAY, MARCH 30— JAN. MONDAY, SEPT. 21 TO FRIDAY, Registration. Registration. SEPT. 25— Freshman R eek anil Registration. WEDNESDAY, JAN. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31— MONDAY, SEPT. 28— Classes Begin at 8 A. M. • Classes Begin at 8 A. M. Glasses Begin at 8 A. M.. SATURDAY, MARCH 20— THURSDAY, JUNE 17— FRIDAY, DEC. 18— Fall Term Qkaea Winter Term Closes. " * "" " 1 ** ''''WffltmT1 " L" " " ' M TC HIGAN STATE NEWS Page 5 s- K Don Cossack chorus, which Will Numbers" Are Scheduled • wf,Flre'" and "Russian Soldier," will be presented. Critics acclaim this aggrega* appear at State on Tuesday, Jan. 19. The group will, sing and College Lecture Series L'i° dance to Russian music, appear¬ j bled. a™.thher. who will show* tion Please." ruses in existence today. wr„< and 1 e c ture on sHis_ talk will explain the workings of the radio program, Thurman Arnold, trust bust¬ [ith Africa Fights Again" how it is assembled, and pro¬ ing assistant United States At¬ General, will talk on Tuesday. October 13. duced. Adams formerly ' con¬ ducted the syndicated newspaper torney "Prosperity After the War," on i, Globe Trailer column "Conning Tower. — - Thursday, Jan. 28. f, r ical education term, parades are held each brings topflight 'stars in literary, and nhletic plants m the coun¬ Tu.esday afternoon in which all ac'ing, reporting, and related Lansing Electric Co. try Built at a cost of more than a o! the units and the college mil¬ fields of entertainment to itary marching "band take part. Lansing. Lectures are held in East East million dollars, it- contains a College auditoi mm. and begin fleldhousc and indoor track' ut 8 p. m 130 WEST GRAND RIVER PHONE 2-7761 which will sent a capacity of Seventeen pounds'of kitchen 12.000 persons There are three fats saved will provide a pound and a hrtf of glycerine, enough Don't he a tradition breaker. complete basketball courts In the gymnasium to lire Hi anti-tank shells, Nit smoking on i- impus. > — For Quick Cokes, NION GRILL Lunclies. Special Dates NION DESK — For School Supplies, Tobaccos, Magazines. Camdv — For Good Food NION CAFETERIA at Reasonable Prices PARENTS AND VISITORS When you visit your son or daughter at Michigan State Col¬ UNION MEMORIAL lege, you'll find the hotel facilities of the Union tit your con¬ BUILDING— venience. Modern, up-to-date hotel rooms at moderate prices The Most - RIGHT ON THE CAMPUS. Popular Spot on Campus --j- ,„„„. MKX IMS J A Student Aid Fund to Hah-ed College Radio Varied Facilities Make Union Congress Reduces New Quotas Station Has Center ofAll StudentActivity in half, but that the speed-up in tntfarv M recent statements, industry will give jobs to many Fine Studios If could be satisfied with eatch-aS-catch-can cat a"aid will be available for people who did not have them one fonts tiii- ;var, although in last year, thus enabling more naps, he could live in the Union building for quite some fwhat limited amounts, ac- families to support their chil¬ WKAR Broadcasts time. iirnr M i,'m'r received by dren in college. Not that anyone does, of course, but it illustrates the sideni J"hn A. Hannah from Application blanks will be Quarters hi Washington. available in about two weeks College Programs; variety of facilities centered in this Sparntn focal point m!y one of the money and should be obtained as soon Has High Power of student activity. * " rpnaiefi ' - year will be as possible by those who wish "I'll meet you in the I YWCA Provides liable this ...Mr, states Glen to do NYA work during the Michigan State's radio Union," is a phrase that has Local n-art. wh" :• as-been in charge coming school yeaf. station, WKAR, which is, one become a campus by-word. Big Activity Program VYA student aid at Michigan of the most powerful stations [» since IS.'t.'t. "An average In the Union you can buy a in the state, is a source of coke, eat a meal, get a haircut, For Spartan Women 430 student- per month re- WOLVERINE ,-ed aid during the 1941-42 entertainment to students read a newspaper, buy a year¬ ol year, vhereas under the (Continued from Page 2) and non-students alike. book, arrange a loan, buy a mag¬ The Y.W.C.A. at Michigan ,• sj-steth. 'i.ly about 200 can azine, sell a text book, attend a State college plays a prominent acct mmedated," he said. many other college year books As well-equipped as any sta¬ party, woik on a newspaper, part in extra-curricuur activi¬ because it includes in its 400- tion in the United States, WKAR study, attend a meeting, powder ties of a large number of women .1 order to r< veive NYA work plus pages, not only pictures of is located in the new auditorium, your nose, play bridge, relax, students. Membership is open to juderit must ..ve at least a C the senior class, but also of the where its facilities include three take a shower (if you're a town all women, and both sorority ruse, must not belong to a i ■ ty or -' ."orit.v, and must juniors, sophomores and fresh¬ studios', three offices, a tran¬ woman), smoke, or go to classes. al women and both sorority and Union facilities include a Grill, and independent women work a' o to it-ve that he defl- men. script room, and a room for con¬ Down at the Wolverine office, tinuity writers. which offers - fountain service on a common basis in the organ¬ )v needs financial assistance which is in Boom 4 of the Union and light lunches, a cafeteria,- ization. a.-ry en his college work. Interlocking control panels of and a service dining room. There Widening the social and edu¬ annex, there will be plenty of the latest design and huge glass >ear «go last spring the are four lounges, one of which is cational scope of the college activity before and during Fresh¬ rr,r. reached its peak at man week, as Business Manager windows enable programs to be leserved for women, and that's woman is -the main purpose of when tiou students were piesented simultaneously or During tho f Helen Bayers and Head Sales¬ where most of the bridge-play¬ the organization. • e .VYA p.i> roll one month, continuously from all of the year "YW" sponsors many man Jjm Clark direct the 150 three sound-proof studios. ing goes on. erring this fact Stewart The Union de-k sells candy, events, such as the Snow Tea, rvH. -T can't, however, salespeople in the opening sales Hag 5,000 Watts tobacco, magazines, school sup¬ held late tall term to introduce • v. rd • i the same de- drive on campus. While orders freshmen women to members for the book are taken all year, WKAR's federal authorized plies, and deals in used text :d • r VYA jobs this year as books. On the cafeteria level is and to faculty' members. fen i' .lent in the past early purchasers get the benefit power output of 5,000 watts is - Every other week Y.W.C.A. reading room where home . a He explained this of considerable savings. Several surpassed by only one other sta¬ town daily newspapers are kept. members meet in groups to dis- - due to the fact payment plans will be offered to tion in Michigan. New equip¬ ment for the studios includes a The lost and found department cuss a particular subnet, or plan 're ' .nam has been cut students in addition to cash. end a checkroom are also located their part in some program. piano for concert work and a on the same floor level. special transcription file, which The Union annex, or east \vwwiVVY;VW.VWAW, holds about 3,000 records. The latter is located in the tran¬ wing of the building contains! Students Will Find Supplies for scription loom, where four turn¬ classrooms, the State N e w *, j Spartan and Wolverine offices, i tables for playing records arc and offices of the dean of men, j also housed. ENGINEERING Main studios are located on housing director, and director of j alumni relations and NYA stu- j the third floor of the auditorium, The art department | PHYSIOLOGY with a lew offices on the fourth dent work. is housed on the top two floors i tioor. of the annex. Make Our Store ZOOLOGY _ Olie studio is used for pro __ located upstairs in the west I »^STUKHTS gram announcing, one for eon- wing of the building is a ball-1 Your ' SVWLItS cert and solo numbers, and the BOTANY room, the service dining room, SadrJCon^irMpTlLckL third for dramatic skits and meeting rooms, town girls rooms, Ht'iulqiiuiicrh clt larger musical organizations. •aid faculty club rooms. For Has Direct Lines In addition to these facilities, "Everything in the studio has direct lines to many campus building* programs may be held. where Thus, | THE NAME \ Music." groups too large fur the studios * i RCA VICTOR may be put on. the air from such PH1LCO places as the Union, Fieldhouse, » Music building. Home Economics \ CROSLKY building, ur auditorium stage. \ Radios Al least eight students are cirT STANDS FDR MANY and ployed part time by the station s announcers and for work on j YEARS OF RELIABLE Combinations programs. Hubert Coleman is | SERVICE TO STATE station manager, N'. K. Graver ; STUDENTS. VICTOR is chief engineer- and Ray Stan¬ ley, program director. COLUMBIA I Operating during daylight FOR UNEXCELLED BLUB' BIRD hours on a frequency of 870 DECCA kilocycles, WKAR provides a DRY CLEANING direct connection botween the AND OKEH • college, students, and parents. Hecords Broadcasts Short Wave TAILORING A mobile short wave trans¬ SEE BUiurs MUSIC mitter permits broadcasts from points on or near the campus HOUSE lines are not where permanent available:- Special events, edu Twichells "Everything in Music" cational programs, and enter¬ 221-M. A. C. tainment features are broadcast 310 South Washington Ave, daily. PHONE 5-0129 TalOUhoor 4-0015 The station cooperates closely with college departments, the ^wwyyyvyvwwwwwyw extension service of the college, and the college experiment sta¬ tion, as well as with depart¬ state. SHOES ments of ENROLLMENT FOR COLLEGE MEN ANQ WOMEN (Continued from Page 1) -is. - . and tour the campus with the i idea of getting acquainted with I the college, its administrators, NOW AT e wife td Augi V H trip! tinui I iinai ratio for who the pwr i nly a- A. B. C •hem K.-thleen A1 Bet.. aoo Suzann vf •r '.orn Aui jr.. er> ' • ■ and ar different -ombina hed- f t ceding, iphet ray- . If ran u Sum |n in attempt to ru e«inr tot a I "f wrr.n beini rune up. t! ^phnnr e\i hanee «. when i (ili call i rolleee outlet •timid lie dialed piliir dial lone will dutch. This will the mimher of now rcine into nffire» that ar ^mprd v ith first (amnui c\te I t«» ir three-die Iled mereh hv dlal ilr i ut-ide reguire kh i- tallied b» «• II \ Inv \rrrr . alls fr the di Button-Down Oxfords No college man ever had enough of these. We have i Ju-i a large collection in white i S»eet and several solid shades, Our size r-nce is rom- pletc, too which is an ixn- |» rtant item—$2.50 ano «.75. Argylo Host Yes, they're imported, and we don't know how much longer we'll be able to Wf Humors i get them. A r g y 1 e s like these, of course, are pcr- pt«J of dona — ennial favorites with uni¬ Expect to be in uniform eventually? Of course you do! !!>3 His I'iana versity men because they're good-looking, col¬ why not get that military bearing now. All you havi " » wntumnc talent orful, and comfortable. is march down here WMions of class These are of a fine wool hu-r.oroi mixture—(1.85 to $3.5#. -if Henry See ri't. iivid CaMo Stitched * .'rqrr ■When you arrive at Michigan State re •« i itl'im ,a-t «ppr —sweaters are important College .. .c..torii in every Back-to-School i concert wardrobe. Perfect under and slip into one of our new Hart SchafTner & Marx or Towertown Shag- ' of, ers Students with last names beginning with letters E-M 'Himvc—Union ballroom. The - Michigan Stute News, which will become a daily Students with last names beginning with letters N-Z student publication beginning fall term, has been elected r rtusive—Demonstration hall. to membership in the Associated Press, it was announced '-.y.rm.n get-together in each of the women's dormitories and recently by AP officials in New York city. r,„'pe .live houses, 10-11 p. m, The membership in the No. 1 recognized press associa- ni$DAY. September 22— *tion will enable the Michi- Informal party for freshmen and transfer women students, Slale News Lends gan State News to receive - ;n Women's parlors, Peoples church,'sponsored i- complete worldwide news y v. C A. (New women students may come at any -c;; ■ xi' • :r ng this interval). do for men, 7:30-9:30 p. m.—Peoples church, Opportunities for an by a direct wire, up-to-the-minute new- pic¬ pur- ored by Y. M. C. A. Work and Fun ture service, World feature service. and the W bio .11 \Y. SEPTEMBER 23— The growth of the Arrangements Completed |im>w Michigan Nr. r v upper for men, 6-7:30 p. m.—Faculty dining State News into a daily paper Negotiation for~tnember-blp in SHELDON MOVER the AP have been building, sponsored by Y. M, C. A. climaxes a period Of 61 venrs, carried -.ri for . . Managing Editor during which the college -tud.mt several months with the co¬ . . ung and- membership explained, 7:15-8:15 p. m. iditorium. (For all women students who have publication grew from an unpre¬ operation of the I .arising State dictable bi-weekly to its present Journal, only other local mem¬ P.m-Hellenic rushing fee). 1 on status. ber. and Ted Sou'-, chief <>f the osidents of women's cooperative houses, 7:30- Appearing every morning ex¬ Union building. cept Sunday and Monday, tin The first daily publication of ■to Inter-Fraternity council smoker for all new Michigan State News will bring the .Michigan State News this fall •ni- interested in fraternities—Union ballroom, to the .Indent body a!! u! Vie ' "III he the latest happenings both h . n the morning of Sept. 20. 1'hr puprr is delivered hv iar- campus and the world new r'ers In all students living in (TODAY. SEPTEMBER 24— ft Ollts. The organization which make campus dormitories and frater¬ i,. " • ' . !!• entertain groups of new men and women nity. sorority and residential this possible is entirely slu-li n: students. <-8 p. m. houses within the city limit* of manned and controlled, if -ad-i •-•-i, , - party, 8-9:15 p. m.—Peoples- church, sponsored Last Lansing. Students who com¬ ing the organization is the .Man- j mute from Lansing, Last Lousing ' !.y Student club. aging Editor who ro-vidmaU- rural areas and other towns in *(iub party. 8-9:15 p. m.—Canterbury house, 445 the duties of the ediloi ial and ) the vicinity may pick up Iheir Ai);»-rr d. For Episcopalians and friends. business departments. The lat¬ ' • student club party, 8-9:15 p. m.—Faculty dining ter departments are run by an paper daily at the Union Iiesk or : urn. :h.i(i floor of Union editorial director and bu. me.-.o, another convenient point on building. Ail Lutherans invited. campus to he designated at a O ut.; >• .enec organization meeting, 7:30-9 p. m.—Room rnan;iger. later date. 206 Mu building. All Christian Science students invited. Heal Experience Indicate your local address *NVnr„-r: tub mixer. 7:30-9:15 p. Hi us. two avenues of advance- plainly m.—Forestry cabin. En- i or your intentions to pick •tr:.. • -i ru, and refreshments furnished by St. Thomas ment are open to the . tudent tip your ropy at the Union Desk Af|u.' ..rish. All Catholic students invited. | who wants a baste of real news on the Michigan State News de¬ •H •; y. d on, 7 p. m.—Spartan j {.aper life. There's the editorial livery card at time of registra¬ u room, Union. All Jewish studer" invited. JEAN WHITING | side of the paper - reporting, tion. Business Manager | writing and rewriting and. gen- I end handling of the actual |ntlD.\y. SEPTEMBER 25 news Detroit bureau and an alumnus'"7" "l i- ! | Content ol the paper. The other m College auditorium. I is the business end, providing of Michigan State college. I experience in selling and writing Membership in AP. which is pATt'RD.-W SEPTEMBER 26— : advertising, handling billing and the world's largest cooperative 'All- . ■ c, 9-12 p. m.—College auditorium. Admis- ; collections, circulation and other rows- gathering agency, will - • o| 25 cents per person. i business angles of the paper. place the Michigan State News Many positions will be open to on an equal footing with the r.a- |5t VDAY. SEPTEMBER 27 freshmen this year in both de¬ t:on\ topflight collegiate publi- r> •■■■"■ 'i a for town partments. For those who keep ' ations. ' girls and out-of-town girl.?, 3:30- ' ■'0 East at it and make good, high sal¬ Other College Members Mayo dorm. aried positions are at the top of Mudfnts may Besides the 1,400 commercial come to these affairs singly, in couple*, or in the heap in junior arid senior jpAUp., members of the AP, other select years. frr-hnun college, members include Mich- unmrn must be in their residences by 9:30 p. m. Paper Rated Highly "Nai u^in. Wisconsin, Ohio State anrl through Thursday and by 12:30 ■ cf a. m. Friday and Sat- For the last 10 years the Mich¬ Dartmouth. freshman Week). igan State News has been rated Two teletype machines, which among the 10 best college news¬ will pound out the news frqm papers in the nation. And at the See STATE NEWS—Page 15 present time, many of its farmer iirolls Students Fraternities Plan editors, reporters and business aides blanket the state ar.d coun¬ Stewart Sates Alt Rushing Affairs try as successful newspaper and j advertising employes and exec-: 'Lost Souls' With utives. For First Week All "of which goes to prove,; Mete Set of Maps the Michigan State News is good ; Michigan State's 17 Greek LEN BARNES hard work when there's work to j Freshmen won't even have an be done, and lots of fun when excuse for getting lost this year, letter fraternities will carry Editorial Director the work's all done, as the say- I Announcement has just been on their usual program of study hours. After the three ing goes. I made that a pamphlet contain- rushing this fall, beginning v.eek rushing period, formal For the benefit of enterprising j ing not one, but three maps will freshman week. freshmen, both male and female, | be distributed to all newcomers, pledging will begin. Of the fraternities at Mich¬ the Michigan State News office i One map witl show all build- Following the rules set up by the Inter-fraternity council, are State, igan 14 are national, two is located in the Union annex, jngS on campUS with num- local ar.d two recently Room 8. Editorial Director Len j ^ers an(j a L>rici description and rushing will start for all inter¬ ested men at an all-fraternity merged. The nationals are: Al¬ Barnes and Business Manager l,jstory of each. A second will Jean Whiting will be there to show East Lansing, with streets smoker to be held in the Union pha Epsffon Pi. Alpha Gamma show you how to get an early sometime during Freshman Rho, Alpha Tau Omega, Delta start on the Michigan made identifiable by cross-let¬ Chi, Delta Sigma Phi, Farm- State tering, and will include all col¬ Week. The exact date will be News. See FRATS—Page 15 lege buildings around East Lan¬ found in the Freshman Week in¬ sing. The third inset will show formation calendar on page 9. stations operated by the college AtAhis smoker, all men inter¬ all over the state. ested in going through further rushingwwill be asked to pay a From Whence Come the hxams Glen O. Stewart, director of alumni relations and NYA stu¬ fee of 25 cents, after which their The answer is the college dent work, put the idea After a ne\y student has at¬ into names will be siAmitted. mimeograph department, a small operation and directed the NYA For the following three weeks, tended classes for a few weeks, but busy branch of the college, project which drew up the each fraternity will have its he may begin to wonder where located in the basement of the maps. NYA draftsmen were su¬ own rushing program, which all those sheets of reading refer¬ foreign nlanguage building. pervised by R. L. Chapman, in¬ ruahees may attend only upon Headed by Lauren P. Brown, structor in drawing and design. the invitation of the fraternity. ences, course outlines, review who doubles as assistant track the map folders will be made *■ s- In compliance with council laboratory directions, and a UNTON coach, the department turns out available all through the year rules, rushees will leave the questions, project instructions, to students, alumni, and visitors Collf:se things come everything from examination to the 1 Keslstr»r houses not later than 10 p. m. number of other ■ . .. for from. questions to textbooks. campus. the purpose of observing Thursday, August 2 AU«Us! fdttiaii Kv In the army th p, in the nav; | shot*. >rl L have biK «h p-e ;ney have bi East Uin- eg. nine they're and BWO I Women on Can m generals and (bureau chiefs. hate has fa and FSA s, L a wt'll-nrgan lerrmenta! .\vslc Bie #ho run .t ) Bjtbilitv in the [jot collegiate ; foe noticeable t of campus le [jeast n some rr |r I'tiort. tmtnefiCf* -: > tl f '-,:r rr Mme. Casta gnu came to the Metropolitan witii a background For the Defense of Smartness Wear of world achievement, having sung in opera and concert in ROMtAY—By Rollins Europe, Egypt, Australia and South America. MAR-JO SHOP Ijtst summer she wns recalled Acrtoa From Camp— to the Teatro Municipalc in Rio do Janicro where she sang a banner season, including six performances of "Carmen." Opening winter term Thurs¬ day, Feb 18, will find the Bel¬ gian piano-string quartet on campus for a concert. In recog WOMEN . . . . nition of the fact that some of the finest works in chamber Have your hair ilone in collegiate style, music were composed for piano quartets. C. Mombaerts; A. Hahicr; C. Foidart; and J. Wet- e PKRMANENTS zels organized this ensemble in 1927. utinn, Trained Under Paderewafci After its first appearances in this country in 1939, under the e MANICURES auspices of the Belgian govern¬ THE CLASS ment, the quartet returned to fulfill concert engagements dur¬ # FACIALS ing the following season. It is now temporarily established in PERSONALITY HAIR STYLING IS OUR SPECIALTY this country. For an Appointment Phone 2-3921 Appearing Tuesday, April 13, NOW IS Egon Petri, pianist, .will be the fourth in the musical series. Un¬ der the influence of Paderewski and Busoni, Petri embarked on a career as a concert pianist at the age of 20. 411 West Michigan With a background of recital TO START Across From Williams Women's Dorm. appearances in his native Hol¬ land and the rest of Europe, Petri has now transferred his THINKING ABOUT YOUR WARDROBE Look alert, fed alert ... be alert in BUT BEFORE VOU DECIDE WHAT one of these oxfords on Joyce's new FASHIONS ARE TO MAJOR, COME AUrt last. Designed for duty, fun to wear . . . Alert, a clean-cut blucher; IN AND SEE WHAT OUR FASHION Double-Quick, a classic saddle. Both $6.50. In Turftan, Volunteer Blue EXPERTS HAVE CHOSEN and Red Alert. BURTON'S WALksOVER SHOP ttl S. Washington Ave. Lansing, Michigan WELCOME STUDENTS! THE SHOP OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY ' , • v_ Our Sfwrially—Finr Chicken and Special Dinnern •TRY OUR CHIKER DELUXE" Phone 4-2115 1311 EART MICHIGAN, LANSING iiiiiaaiii3aiiiB«i«aaali NEW COEDS!! COMPLETE YOUR AS SEEN IN MADEMOISELLE COLLEGE WARDROBE WITH FASHIONS \S FEATURED IN MADEMOISELLE lions Row"—in the Union nn- ■ three student "Soddle Shoo Stomp" c iheir offices— Thcrc're no "priorities'* r rpnring for nor- on prctttness, no "ration¬ ing ' to keep you from ■ •Vuiverine won't looking de-lovelv in this '.i.' f-vt June 1, but ravon jumbo plaid. Looks . • ;'pmg, freckle- like a threc-piccer but is kn layers is working • u-i. and Paul a patriotic onc-picccr . . . soft vclour bodice. Flared - and large-ear- Uie editorial skirt. In brown and blue, rose and black. Si/cs 9 to ' • News, round¬ 13 $7.95 ly-built Sheldon ■ 1 editor, is con- •«*«• "i 'he newiy-in- ' d Press service, pipe-smoking ten Barnes. ■ '.i:os in make-up m Mouldered As- r Mils Brandt, and Hills'' — Barclay, SHOP FOR i Maddox—assistant ■' t. black-thatch- YOUR New tinc/er-arm •ream Deodorant Sitfily COLLEGE WARDROBE '♦ops Perspiration IN YOUR COLLEGE TOWN !.v - 7;',ot or men's No J'" R0,'r«a«« skin. dry. Can be Irir •''ht after shaving. tu^h»tIorSndt,,ns" 205 East Grand River Phone 5-5325 Across From Union .' "'V D'Jtii'Ji '' '■ ^ \ ' Thursday, August 27. id Page 12 Year's List of Campus Leaders Women's Style Trends at MSC Are Definite (Continued from Page 11) lett, athletic and scholarly presi¬ ily youngish-looking "Ba<- ton. sophomore class and red-headed track r-, - Save I'art of Voor Clothing Bu.lget to Spend in (allege Shopping dent of Mortar Board. Page, president of Ir.rj " And, naturally, among the dis¬ Student association. Area and I herehy Take Advantage of Spartan Faahton Idioayneraeiea tinguished men on campus there s the sleepy-looking president of If you don't like Ea • Men's council, Hal Crwnley; By Neva Ackerman, Slate News Women's Editor long-faced Hal Neomaim. junior weather, change. wait: a mir,■ Selecting the "right" clothes for starting off to college for the first time will bring class president; dour Phil Al- • • • then, president of the Union wrinkles to the brow of any woman, and Miss Michigan fJom Frwhman days board; red-haired Del Rathlg, Registration a d v . - < exception. So here are a few warnings and signposts left over from hreshman oays stand still or someor.r men's glee' club president and a line behind you. to guide you over the bumps and around the detours. I.S.Av, officer; the extraordinar¬ I/. S. Regulate* Stylen feminine styles as per request of the men in Kit it off, lot's take a gin (ice fit the. whole service We Rent We Repair fashion scene fur fall. The experts this time Bright corduroys. Tattersall. checks and have made Federal regulation 1-85 their chief Trench coat and Pcgtop dresses arc predicted content fad- rather than Their attention has centered ushering in a flock of new picking the as "best-r.fliers" for the college women. A couple of reminders before launching into TYPEWRITERS your wardrobe plans—check your last year's on best in materials and design to lit Uncle Sam s left-overs before going on any buying spree We Also Carry new lilies for the duration and therefore, new because they will ha "new ' at State find will RIBBONS styles ate featured by trim line and fabrics make ft good foundation for the rest of your CARBONS tlvat will stand the wear. Military-like chesses things. sriiitkTs and (tabled licit in a blitersweet red. beige weather runs in a ram and showers cycle. oi f rccn. and the scoop of tire fall stiles. the Make Byrnes Drug Store Your Heatlriwtrten Your bin chance for glamour comes in evening apparel. Fall term offers only a few- long dress occasions and for these a dinner dress or your formal and a jacket will K u IT ice. THE MARIAN DYER Show Yoar Shoulders BEA UTY of-town football games and mo-t popular styles lint winter-term brings (lie formal season and are spectator- and Sail-studded rumps. S H O P I' E mi opportunity to show olT your shoulders Your glove wardrobe calls for warm mittens Stale women ii ually prefer billowy net skirts, for campus wear, white angora mittens or white but uiything goes provided it--, not too dating kid gloves for formats, and suede or doeskins Stands ak-aj Black velvet trimmed in white bunny fur is for church and tea- with if- the conventional wrap, but a cape or coat in Most of the time Staters don't wear hats, but wool splashed with sequins adds sophistication. teen y. ars Before Freshman Week is half over, you will you should have a pork pie or felt roller in your hat box at least to du-t off for teas and church. service " have .learned the hard way that low heels are a ivquirement for ttie long distance hikes from ' Now for sp>rt clothe-. At State, slacks are college ri. a much debated subject—the Una! decision Union to Auditoi mm I'l iy it smart and show lip in moccasins, being that slacks n av lie worn provided they are covered hy j coat: The girls like fitted wool strollers or any variation of flatties, even tinie- Avan n saddles. Wer priorities bring us the ones for studying, sports and picnics. Consult A.W'.S. handbook for further detail- AK:. ' newest fad in shoe*. Ropeez, low herded shoes with rope sole- created to cope with the rubber Hiding habits may la- worn ii accompanied by a long jacket, but shorts are banned except shortage s h o; Heels go up -for dates, teas, church, and out- no the playing fields o. tenms courts. habit 't Your Hit I'arado—A list of favorites selected by stretch your budget to include some of them at least. Divides Get Hid 1 Top rank on your hit parade goes to 5: Newcomers to the ranks are monograms MARIAN DYER " SH'd'PE n dickies You'll want lots of them to wear with on your sweater sleeves, phone --d- youi sweaters. ti. Lastly, to supplement your sweaters, get a bl ight weskit or jerkin to wear with your skirts. 2 Second place on the parade are boots (red. Taboos—Michigan States trend in styles tails brown or white rubber or cowboy leather) to under the conservative yet attractive label, so Iw worn for long tramps through the snow, no over dressed fashion plates, please. Three- winter term. inch heels are out for the duration and knee 11 E L C OME FRESH M E Y socks get the bronx cheer from both Spartan 2 A special feature at MSC are babushkas men and women, so steer dear of them. out_of soft pastel baby crib blankets with a Just one more tip. Feathercuts are "smart" fringed edge. this season and ideal for the college girl. ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO 4 IVarls < 19_inches) to wear with sweaters, That s all, g:.is' Follow these simple rules and all kinds of junk jewelry score high on the and you'll pass your 'entrance exams with liv¬ favored list. One of the latest fad- is the silver ing colors and m a- be get -(-me four star ratings SERVE YOU bracelets in the LITTLE BLACK BOOKS. MEET and EAT MSC Sororities Organize for Rushing M\ n.XltHAK \ DENXISON the sororities and at the same t sorority until the informal rush¬ — AT — time gives the sororities a i ing season begins. Formal sorority rushing at chance to pick women to rush On Wednesday of Freshman at future parties. No woman is Week, a conv ocation will be held Michigan State will be car¬ CARR'S GRILL expected to stay at any one for ail interested women, at ried on in much the same house for an extended length of which time Mrs. Gagnier will maimer as last fall, with the time, but to go to us many as explain rushing and answer any possible each two-hour period. questions that may arise. 13 sororities holding intro¬ In order to be considered for The thirteen sororities at formal rushing, women must Michigan State are: Alpha Chi ductory teas October 4. Half of the houses will be open from 2 to pay a dollar rushing fee, which Omega. Alpha Gamma Delta, ACROSS FROM UNION BUILDING ON may be sent by money order to Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Phi. 4 p. m., and U»e remaining half Mrs. Joseph' Gagnier, 694—West Alpha Xi Delta. Chi Omega, - from 4 to 6 p. m. Sunday after¬ Main street, Lansing, Mich. GRAND RIVER AVENUE noon. Women who fall to pav this fee 9?u.a Zeta. Epsilon Chi, Kappa Alpha Theta, Kappa Delta, Kap- This plan gives prospective by September S will net be con- P* Gamma. Sigma Kami rushees a chance to leek mmkmhiji' by aagr RM» Tau Alpha. .--.J " fee, #8Cvf f\ , ,y; ' \ . ■ ' . - " *. •' ,.... :yr~v::.T,-~zrr~r~ ■—~— — mmMM •* *•"*- iil ' *;. ".-v." >iA" ajpp&ffij -J i ^ • iy.u}y 5 38 CAST LANSI M.S.e. N G* CAMPUS—t Wi=HZ2IZv OPS ) | [% «»»>> ro«iit -c r?rf CAMPUS feviSr^; ^ college oil jtudent-princir t She benefit of • embers. Designed t0 ;,it' , ormnlating ^Icge life and .pfcrenre runs I prineipals of ,,-hf/-b are i i college buildii tudents i /[though the a Cf to allow fl ,C i -heir "pini irdirg college cc fhitrf-the con I liable to the ct >r)< -ire kept FRESHMEN!—and (ortrarfung1' in t ie college. FAMILIES OF FRESHMEN BECOME ACQUAINTED WITH EAST LANSINf (ilFTS—Outstanding ami UiiumiuI CHILDREN'S WEAR, TOYS and BOOKS Corner »f Abbott and All»ert Diagonally Across From the State Theater LAUNDRY CASES Standard size parcel post m. ea-es—heavy quality canvas FRESHMEN ers—sturdy filler. SI.00 to $3.50 Kw'i'p picked a muni school. f.rt us Fillers always available help yon with the best fashions. DESK SETS For rn orderly desk we show com plete sets, pads only, dc-k letter tray LINENS whatever you need. Five-piece sets • DRESSES • BLANKETS From $1.00 • YARD OOODS • PATTERNS ZIP NOTE BOOKS Standard college ring binder in goo! quality split cowhide—washable lining MILLS —two pockets. initialing free $2.50 * Others from $1.35 DRY GOODS Slim CAMPUS BAGS enough to carry easily with books—yet roomy COMPANY your enough for all your essentials- choose from Ave fall colors. STATE NEWS - FRATS (Continued from Page 9) (Continued from Page 9) all over, the world at.the rate of 60 words per minute, will be in¬ Hou.m;i ; Brown wag the first j halfbacks Walter Pawlowski and Better Off on Ends t Aubuchon, office assistant. The man in the D.tk Kieppe. were regarded as of a or..' - of MSC cross • Howard Beyer of Muskegon is . A-r:erscan guard. iron mask is C II A R L E S -r- .11 the last half of the country champs. >f ,n the spring, SCHM1TER, fencing coach, v. no It's 1041 -ea-ain. The »ntne hno has the only returning center The is trying to steal one of Tra'ck r-.i v enough of Wyandotte. . - RALPH H. enjoy success in their work. FRAN IHTTRICIL 'rack pool '.'i i.i • ha'go-. -.o-.'' .ric Richard Mangrum of Durand and ISO inference with thi-m >: : - d< t >• ' h-.rd nine-game sehcdjile, .Shis of State's assistant, walks bv with a cheery f .IT ' Ted Smolm-ki of Rogers City are is Kim- : i r tor JAKE DAIII.MU N. K. J. Mr- - the only veteran tackles .r turn¬ Kob- also han- smile for JACK IIEPPINSTALL, State inns' -rebuild this-year. ( HIATAL. "BRIf K" III KHANS. team trainer Tr.e -oaihes .aid the foundation ing. Stat'- is better off at the job of manage • r;» ,.'A JAKE DAI'BLRT. ph., ■e.hman foot- I.AI'RF.N BROWN jogs - .r :n •(•r.r.g football practice but ends where Roy Kraleigh <-l De¬ <■". .r; • r ' t. .'rucfor ohork- from 'he mimeographing of; < nave • n h :ra>re wr rk ahead of troit. Glenn Dei lie rt of I'ontiae, .j-„ o . : ,ts. ,.r. i end Boh \TcN"il of Phoenix, l\H \l FENDLEY COL- to tell Schlademan 'hat he ri.i- 'em The opening game of ..the o.-r-r prospects found some ' ro-s country rra-r. ' So.- I OAI IIES—Pace IS ea-on is with the University 7TT "See PRACTICE—-Page 23 FOLLOW THE SPARTANS ,4s Into They ThisGo • Homecoming Game Great Luke* Natal Training Station, October 21 HOME SCHEDULE Oct. 10-—Wayne University- SI.25—SO.73 Oct. 17—Marquette University $2.25—SI.23 Oct, 24—Great Lakes Naval Training Station $2.25—§1.25 Nov, 14—Purdue University ..... $2.25—$1.25 Nov, 21—West Virginia Univer-ity $2.25—$1.25 Nov. 28—Oregon State College $2.25—$1.25 Including Tax Season Reserves—All Home Games, $10 Including lax YOU MAY ORDER YOUR TICKETS BY .MAIL Send Check to Michigan State College Athletic Association, East Lansing, Michigan Phone 5-9113, Ext. 611, 612 and 613 YOU (ANT FIND ANOTHER BARGAIN LIKE THIS! CHARUE BACHMAN M. S. C. Head Football Coach ^ f»u can save three dollars by ordering a season reserve ticket for the •trquette, Wayne, Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Purdue. West lrg|nia and Oregon State College games. Orders must be mailed before September 30. Season reserves will be in the fcest stands between the .32 and 30-yard ines. You may designate choice of high. low. or medium seats. The reservation holds for the entire season and cannot be changed, rickets are transferable. Pl«n to SEE EVERY GAME ON STATE'S HOME SCHEDULE Thursdn; Page IB ions Alpha Phi Omega Is Slrviee (;rf) Three NationalCollegiate Mat Thai Continues Boy Scout Work dcavjurs to n,uV.c If you hove been or arc a Boy With various rrmy,-, Scout, you'll want to continue the traditions of the organb.atiort There incltyle ye'a embodied in Alpha Phi paigm to keep *v grass, sponsoring <,*, Officio, national service frater¬ fraternity *rng nity having a .V)-member chap¬ ter at Michigan State. Homecoming da or r of campus donatior..-. In keeping with it* slogan, "At Your Service," the group en-. Cro-s blood bar.k. WELCOME, FHESHMKh BITS FARE TO LANSING 5c RIDE INTER-CITY COACH LINE COAHIES «, r «an FINEST SELECTION OF • PERSONALIZE!) ROXEI) &TATTn\T| (Tor Your New College Aidww) • FOUNTAIN PENS • DESK SETS • AUTOMATIC PENCILS We Carry Parker, Sheaffer ami Ever sharp Itrandn. GREGORY MAYER and THOM CO. 231 SOUTH CAPITOL AVENUE, LANS'1-'; Mi,lit i: AND BURL JENNINGS* statk ,\'KWS CLASSIFIED AOS GET RESULTS Greetings from Your Own Daily Newspaper The SPOTLIGHTS on YOU! You are news at .Michigan State. What you do makes headlines, because the MICHIGAN STATi, NEWS is a student newspaper, run by students for the students. Every morning except Sunday an! Monday it brings you complete details of student activities and up-to-the-minute coverage on wor,!- wide events. It tells you what has happened and what is !?oinj{ to happen. The. MICHIGAN STAT!. NEWS is as much a part of Michigan State as text books and lecture notes. Here are some of the features you'll want to watch for: _ • Associated Press for complete off-campus news coverage. mm • World Wide Feature Service for human interest stories. • AP news pictures for the pictorial side of the news. • DILI. MAXWELL Complete campus coverage of college events and activities. Michigan State produced three • national champions daring the Today's Campus for a lively column of local happenings. 1941-12 school year In (he nines twina and Maxwell The fck • The three wrestling Oklahoma** are Sporting Scene for inside athletic "dope" at MSC. srnlore and Will return It action *' "Grin and Bear It,"' by Lichty, for a daily laugh. again this year. Coaches (Continued from Page 17) potted on a board arc the names Everybody Reads the of those coaches now in the arm¬ ed forces- AL KIHintR, army; El> POGOR. navy; l»ON ROSSI, army; MYRON VANDEMKKR, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS army. . Two of tiic coaches won't be ryrn ground. the fieldhouse, so We'll hve t'i trek across the rand TO THE PARENTS: to'Demonstration hall where the polo team holds forth und«r the You will want to keep in teach with the ccllega your son or daughter is attending. A subscrip¬ direction of Major Gerald Peter¬ tion to the MICHIGAN STATE NEWS wiD be just the thing to bring the Spartan campus into son. Next stop is over at Kcdnio your home. Mail Subscription, $3.00 per year. chemistry lab where C. t>. BALL will discuss cither the synthesis and analysis of tennis racotiet strings or prospects for this RHSM6JW ST4TE DINS year's net team. Ball devotes many hours to his team, but- nev¬ er arenmpanies them no their Jr'ps. preferring to stjy on his first job, teaching chemistry. 27, 1942 Page J 9 he Spartan Magazine to Mirror MSG Humor for 1942-43 In the Union annex office the .Spartan will feature stories, ar¬ {porting student editors of the Spartan, Michigan State's mopthly humor ticles, cartoons, pictures, rind as¬ magazine, are hard at work on sorted quips by and about State's their first issue of the n.cw school students, according to Editor Sid Scene - recently. Levy. Business manager is Homer Neil Opland, South Ha¬ n nr.i > i. monks - Designed to mirror the humor* ven senior. ! bus side of MSG life, the slu- (;:■ : , prospective I dent-published and edited mag¬ Opportunities for freshrnnr. men and. worften interested in nave probably azine will go on sale with its art, and business, staff | October issue with the opening editorial, .... | me time of of fall term, it was unnounced work are open on tire Spartan ' .i? e's athletic I recently. roster, according to the mag¬ azine's managers. Spartan war- As it has since its first issue \ / 'heir plgce on nearly six years ago. the 1342-43 See SPARTAN—Page 21 -c( ne. Some V .>fch«! with STORK OPEN R A. M. TO 9 P, M. me football ' field and the • I find boxing TO DO YOUR • r g! meed ne w pert paces all r '1 have noted fieldhouse. LOOK YOUR BEST I defeats, i unnc. College Clothes are Back to 'i part page or iierd! For a will take of either var- Michigan Campus Leaders Say: Let Sam's Help You Select What You Meed For the School You Are Attending. pi.ysieal edu- "The most valuable single ability a college fresh¬ man can have is that of_TYI'IN(»." STOP IN IIFRE FIRST Inert lift I gi.ite .ports State places Learn Typing and Shorthand in Night . Middle Station Waggon Coats $6.85 the School — Two Evenings a Week — ill eheduie $6.98 ' : (»r« con State Begin October 5. All-Wool Loafer Jackets ■ IPive Howl Wool Pants and Slacks $3.-15.33.98 - n tiolder of j ampion- Wool Sweaters 31.98-82.98 p it football ! heightens | GoHcjic Oxford- $2.98 the annual Oct 3 Spartan • cht court 317 N. WASH. SAM'S ' l-i^t wm- LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY - rip's"men -- ' LANSING i ■ • me, Butler. 12R WEST IONIA STREET. LANSING ■ 'cd Great :.-y C'olliny'i PHONE 2-0813 this side ' • BUY XVAK BONDS \NI> STAMPS ' nd only M You c-in j j n otner su-| n base- tennis. fencing, Our Hearty Welcome ■ mnrks- I' you have vanity •• f.t'hman! 11:'ram it nils it nil get a Class of '46 Ion ' :* puss, i rcr the bases throw ! j May Your College Days Be M v'or. 6, look i ,m in either Happy! A Traditional • | r -.ty, inde-1 • vl league. . : .dig. •r.ietics. ;.a.i leagues assis- ! He ■' Good Wish from a . ,n the win- i Traditionally Good • nnis. golf :n •r intramural. * t.ack, swim- Nervasarv Eating Place even enter n. and are •v.;l_include •:» our list of . ■ . n. This in- l i .vomer.. In .re < tiered • .ncludir.g .-r.-'atary f >ot- - e courses ' ■ .v . jtalog. rts play an ; vry .udent 3 " you ill be enter sure It's Across a.re of all ' f> on the from the Union ' the Michi- r. Oct. 3 in last baseball — "■ You will try moment of Building, Conven¬ few. ;Sw*'lls at Msc I.'.'. •' me Student en- iently Located for f»* Stats was vr. ("year jg. • *'* -n '334; and L"*hc the nasi Between Class "Cokes" f=fcr.t ,the resident k80Stl^feent.inCreaSed and for Regular Meals lj :*ti»r L ®n^neerir" is Thursday, Au»u REGENT I tuirman MEN'S CLOTHING Values More Outstanding Than Ever WHETHER YOU'RE FROM PEORI V. SAN DIEGO. DALLAS OR BANGOR. OUR CLOTHING SALESMEN ARK LIKE THE ONES YOU'VE KNOWN IN YOUR OWN HOME CITY WE'LL SOON GET TO KNOW YOl it LIKES AND DISLIKES. ~ «hoe.< w ill have t<> I.lit for a Ions; time, don't use, look hue tree . Aod don't forget the accessory items Whirh in the long run do much to decide who is and YOU W ILL GET A PLEASANT SLR MATH N who isn't well diesed, Belts and suspended In hand tooled leather are almost essential to PRISE AT THE VARIETY 01 the man who follows the prevailing trend to¬ ward "ruggedness ' STYLES FROM MODIFIED TO Till: Other popular lines in belts and su-per,dors are the transparent plastics, now M 0 S T EXTREME. HEADQUAR appearing in various bright colors a- well as the tooled do signs. The suspender trend is delimteh toward TERS FOR THAT "SOMETHING narrowness, but a tew of the wide baud knitted models are still being sold. DIFFERENT. Hugged wool scarves, often .matching with ties or with knitted cloves, are stylish «s well as practical. A plain white silk scarf is a necessity for formal wear during Hast Lansing's winter season. SUCKS If vur Clollu's FINGERTIPS Topcoats are Increasingly popular, and many prefer them to overcoats for all-around w inter Although roomy, this year's models are low the fashion magazines, it's more important that you wear clothes right than to wear the SUITS wear. right clothe-. It's your top-to-bottom appear- delinitely shorter, and feature the expected milituiy shades. It's still a little early for buy- ing topcoats overcoats, but don't a nee—a balanced wardrobe—that decides if or not you're "well dressed." SWEATERS or torget a It's not 100 per cent important that you fol- place in your budget for them. low fashion trends; but nothing can take the But no matter how much you spend, how place of a press in your pants and a shine on varied your wardrobe, or how closely you fol- your shoes. A Complete Line of Sportswear A Church 4 Ik - . . v/Will FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST—Eaot Lansing Masonic Temple, 314 M. A. C. Avenue Sunday School 9:30 A M. — Sunday Services 11 A. M.*— Wednesday Evening Service 8 O'clock Heading Room and landing Library, 211 Abbot Building. Open Daily Irorn 11'30 A. M- to 4:30 P. M., and Sundays from 3 to B P. M. PEOPLES CHURCH EAST LANSING OPPOSITE CAMPUS A Protestant Church in whieh_many denominations are rt prt -onled. < enter ,,i th" College V. M. C. A. and the V. W. C. A. Student religions program led by Student Religious Council. Tv.- full time leader-. Mi Km ma Sater, John W. Price. Sunday morning -.ervire at t and 11, t > which .students are invited. Student -upper and fir< 327 EAST ORAM) RIVER COLLEGE LUTHERAN CHURCH t I \( ROSS TIIE STREET FROM CAMPUS (Services lldd in Thr State Theater, 21.7 Abbott) ROLLER SKATE DEAN F. T. MITCHELL . Friend of MSt Men . fCon'.nucd from P..;;. ;9, Stud'-r' • ay apply ' ■» roller gardens positu.ns writer - advert rt We Preach: salesmen, artist*, cro,i.n -r (Michigan Avenue Near Campus) workers .rid ga.' expert• at vx A ( IIANGELESS ( IIItlsT FOR \ f HANGING WORM) H ilium Young. M.A.. H.D., Pastor. • Organ Music Epar'ar > t! |< rated >,>». r i«. lower ball of tne L'r.ton anr.c- • Special Rates for MSC Students Subscriptions all 10 i--:uc- the mnrazi.'.e " • v ,. 1 ■-.. :a: tawed t..ete 'Upland aid EPISCOPAL STUDENTS! This coupon is good for rnc evening of The Spartan w;i! so ' A. m. to 12 p. m. THURSDAY. SEPT. 21. at 8:30 P. M.: Freshman Open House Organisations: Canterbury Club, "( hristus Reg." College Altar Guild. Brotherhood of St. Andrew, Server's Guild. STATE CAB COMPANY Everyone Welcome OFFICE AT CASE'S HI-SPEED SERVICE The Monthly Humor Magazine for Michigan State's 6,000 Students Thursday, August 2 Commonly termed the of victory efforts on tarc; cause it originated most' ||y Jerry ter Horst year's successful defense ties, the Coordinating When the bombing of council is also the large liiiP**"1 Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7,1941, fense group on campus rudely awakened the United Composed of delegate- ed by the fraternities. State* to the realities of war , and honorary societie and the nation changed its meet-; weekly to discus ilog ins from "National Defense" activities, appoint chain: to "V for Victory." even the committees to enact tne mqst studiou- Spartans became ties, jiod generally wo'l -minded and ctarriored for the various" phases of \t -•ampui action. program on campu;. of Student council and members the faculty put their head- SSO Entertains Chief among the ventures planned last ye togct(i«r and came up with the mice of Student Defense and a U.S. Service Men the Victory Coke days >. bond and stamp drive lartieipation program for Mich- tory dances which will gan Staters that functioned for turned this fall, and f, he temainder of the winter - , defense classes which tn. erru made a statewide name members of CDC origr . for itrelt la;t spring term and See CDC—Page 22 iromr es to beeome one' of the most efficient college defense set- tp.i i»i |he nation next year, "rogr.im Open to All Compliments of Tiie gist of the defense pro¬ gram as outlined by the OSI> wiitRt nil. "or ni'xt year will lie a continua- short < more Than a liar her Shop—a College Tradition. - -^5TUDCNTS '' -A. SUPPLIES &ajJ'Xa/i -4 in: Wit ARE HERE. MAKE THE STATE THEATRE Coach Charley Bachman is be¬ VOIR HEADQUARTERS FOR Ot'TSTANDIVG ginning hi* tenth year is f*>t- FAMOUS ( SCREEN' ENTERTAINMENT. bail mentor Michigan State, |WHERE 'Iff. VERY BEST IN FEATURE PICTURES AND dlul.-T -I BJECT8 ARE SHOWN AT A PRICE THAT UTS EVERY STUDENT S PURSE. THERE'S FUN AFOOT! HAVE A HOWLING GOOD TIME CLASS OF * U* WE'RE GIVING VOU FAIR WARN INC I I H..MBER TO BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS THERE'S FUN AFOOT. iiibs:. trisBiviiiaiiiiiaiaiiaiiii Whether to the game, to the party, cr to the oeca- ,. .r.al date, you'll want flowers. Let Norm pre¬ pare them for you' in the distinctive manner that MAKE has ; ccome a tradition with .Michigan Stale stu- dent? l.' rm is a graduate of your college and H. KOSITCHEK&BROS. kn w- the "Spartan way." a ^our Lansing Headquarters DECEIVED THIS WEEK FOR ADVANCE SHOWING NORMKESEL us.c * THE STUDENTS' FLORIST FALL 1943 Right Across From the Union 'VARSITY town suits coats topcoats kuppenheimer For Your Dancing Plemune— suits CORAL GABLES topcoats manhattan shirts Open Every Tuesday. Friday, Saturday and Sunday Nhcht. sportswear Featuring Your Favorite Orchestras. underwear pajamas KNOX hats Michigan's Finest Balllroom.Will Be BEAU brummel neckwear Looking For You Freshman Week r # You Can Catch a Bus fdr Coral Gables in Front of Union. HKOSITCHEKWBROS. »•» "OH* ItNIINS Located One-Half MHe East of East Lansing on US-16 *»-««• in. MICHIGAN mumassm Thursday, August 2' e of the fir* _j ml hrard- >tate camp# Containing a cl L the tower f Lue "ig1" w kroueh interla Lm aln",s' an: Lmpus. Us Is usual will Laumont strike: it quarter lion Lit hour. 12 lor L hour, and 1( Lur on the liou ItVhen strains lit.e beMile the Lpin: hanks o irrads thy cam S PARTY SAYS- Lire-t eie'r see: I ii order to he a big man on campus you imisi lir-t be well dresswl, and if you want to be well dressed, Hurd's is sure the place to buy your eoliege wardrolw. Beeause for over 25 year's Kurd's have been majoring in Men's Clothing that is smart ami in good taste for campus wear. They Men. pet you That c the carry the best in nationally known brands like rath. Muhig; rector. It is ( ARROW SHIRTS, McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR, kur room in iptember if y lmpus. than t STETSON HATS, INTERWOVEN SOX and It one durint Ik list of TIMELY CLOTHES. Joms for vie rm the dean ■dents are r lll'te-approv So start out your college career as a Well dressed Man On Campus with clothing from Hurd's ami you'll be on your way towards being a Big Man On Campus. SPARTA' — The little man who typifies the true LANSIN* AND EAST LANSING spirit of >1. S. C. and a character with whom you will all become well acquainted durint; your VOV CANT LEAVE PISSAT1SF1EP four years at State. *oon on , * armed \ * l ninn a aitlents v 1 lurmnt hiih «i Uduate. . STOP AT HURDS NEW LOCATION. ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE UNION ANNEX, AND ASK FOR ONE OF THESE HANDY BAGS. YOU'LL FIND IT USEFUL. YOU'LL NOT BE ASKED TO BUY ANYTHING — WE'LL BE SATISFIED WITH MAK¬ ING YOUR ACQUAINTANCE. ——-