WELCOME NEWCOMERS WEI.CpMK " Sl'ARTANLAND NKjftCOMKR^' TO-SIWRTANLAND DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION HAST I ASSIST.. MICHIGAN—TUESDAY,-SEPTEMHKR fi, I! Freshman frlition Centennial Construction Greets Visitors Centennial Events Building Boom In High Gear Underway • Hy JACK IIHHRY ■ The biggest building lionm to hit Michigan Stale since the Birthday Party early post-war years has hit the East Lansing campus with the four million dollar library one of the main accomplish¬ Features Services ments of the expansion movement. j The five-story, air conditioned structure will lie a familiar sight to freshmen students In communication skills winter term when a term paiier is reipiired for the course. II is ho|ieil that the more than 765,000 liooks, periodicals and documents will be able to lie moved to the new library hy .Ian. 6, 105(1, the first day of class in winter quarter. Ranking fifth largest university library in the United states in floor spare Ihe imposing modernistic structure on West Circle Drive contains more hooks (755.000) than bricks (05.000). The reason for Ihe vast difference is (hat (he outside windows alone measure over 25,000 ruhic feel. Projects already under construction or due to start soon are the library, three new dormitories in the Rrody group, an addition to the music building, an extension of the hos¬ pital, the three-unit animal husbandries group, another pe¬ destrian bridge over the Red Cedar, additional parking bays on Circle Drive and an expansion of Kellogg Center. Joha A. Hoanah Another major project is in the married housing section on Kalamazoo St. where .'112 more apartments are being lident Hannah I'ride nf the campus la the new library which will be p. tien for use (his ' readied tor Fait term. fall and should he completed by the end of fall term. Of nv Irk and glass con- 1 Although construction is seen nearly everywhere on cam- struct In* the building will a ho contain the offices of the . alleges. iUd Stairs and pus the cost to tha taxpayers wiU not lie so great as it might first seetn. Icomes Students I(u00 Total St't'ii Fall Term All of the dormitories. Ihe music building and hospital additions and the married housing units are on a self- jmvilrgr to extend; treasure chest with an infinite liquidating hasis. The expansion of Kellogg Center is being ». m* " governing j variety of riches' freely opened and al- to you. Your teachers are here to of the in- help enrich yourselves as much Enrollment to Ketieli New Mark paid tor by the W. K. Kellogg Foundation. and other ; as you like, encouraging you to Ik* e-sup- Enrollment figured at e* rantinu-1 l>< 'he Circle Drive area approximately 100 meter-less iiri iaan State discriminating in your choices, ' Michigan State are expected ik nt 11,243 parking spaces are bring paved, according to Harold W. I sensitive In Faultier, campus landscape architect, !>c other your tastes, alert to 'Vp>b*2$'and'26' * ' n,*ch M n,'w all-time high * . welcome! the wonderful opportunity that is iymporiiim. entitled ' this* fall when an estimated cr .tump 'I'iie western part of the women's athletic field was raised s gieettng the Future." was ' 16.500 student# enter State, 1931. nut three to four feet to make the field more useable, Lautner Tl* important ward her* leld Apt . 12-14. Stanley S. ' The 16.300 estimate is made by ! said. Cresge, vice-chairman of the S the registrar's office from »*n« ?. Kresge Board, delivered one of; trance applications through mid- A service drive will run inlo the rear of the music build- he main addresses on "Distribu- : August. > ing from the southern side nf Circle Drive and the drive ion of Economy." beside president Hannah's residence will be closed except j The top previous mark has been for Ihe president's TO, I..CU, .u vote* U the Am. To- " '""'r.T, ' U"*•" u*e. A total of l.sca The sidewalk leading to the main entrance of the new la ' Years." The School CreMinko Invite* pewm- a< | library will consist of differently shaped cement designs j with some areas open for trees. There is a possibility some higan v. tho, yauracivea um plUatlMi aad r.8. women to help Ike Correction 'colored concrete will be used in the rear of Kellogg Center, according to I,autner. Another proposal was to have a small two-level water Knowledge in many jiackage* i i fountain. The Ileal I tetanic Garden will Ire extended to meet wss prevented at the "General , Educational" symposium on Apr. | the library on the north side. II would be well for you to 23-27. Representatives from bus- j Muni Reception On Ihe south side of Wells Hall construction of a pedes¬ * r murk | read this special edition of the jness, agriculture and labor took . State News thoroughly and at- trian bridge running towards Macklin Field Stadium will xrntur- vicaifi- tcntlvely. It contains a wealth of their turns to look at Education " General \ Will et You lie started in the fall. II Is xrheduled to be completed in the rr. j useful information intended to The fifty-third annua! meeting riant spring, said Secretary Karl H. McDonel. ! help you through the first few of the American Philosophical 'itlev t diversity ; Alma j weeks of adjustment to life in the Assn. assembled at Kellogg Cen- I AHnfifNTi lo Ihinrf The bridge will be one level going over the river and the university family. This edition. ter Apr. 28-30 to contribute their To Let LlgurT* Music » ot low iHnd on the north side of the Red Cedar with the north >*nnt of published by students for stu- part to the Centennial celebration ' i »rgely "'["'■entrance next to Wells Hall parking lot. ' dents-to-be, is one of the gestures "Philosophy in the Classroom' f'Kused!yOU fduca- mav expect at Michigan and "Oriental Philosophy" were : j Another phase of the building program under the land- state, where friendliness is a some of the major topics djs- i scape division was the extension of Farm Lane for half a - tnu of ( £rt#t tradition. This is a tiadition tor.n mile from Mt. Hope lid. to Forest Rd. in preparation for the which 1 hope you will want to f on through! your college Vntennial of Farm Mechanization. and his lotulnrr pointed out that Ihe previoun road had been Spring rtercase in veteran little more than a cinder path. In two weekn of work time >ith 2.300 Koican Iht road was graded and paved with a 21-foot atrip of The student parking lots at Shaw Hall and Harriaon Rd„ State Board Governs University the subject of bitter student controveray during the winter .rid spring months are also undergoing change*. The Shaw lot has l^jen graveled and lights and posts will be added. The Harrison lot will receive the same treatment Accepting a it 3 million an¬ Another Board frospot'slbilit' ind Lautner said the project would probably be finished nual grant for MSU operating During this .school year, the is the State Co-operative E*- by expenses is one of the jobs Board will accept more than $2 the start of school. handled by MSU'f governing information and services n ;i rmilion from the state Legisla¬ tension Service, which provide* The three new lirody group dormitories, body, the State Board of Ag¬ ture for new college construc¬ Lloyd C. Sa¬ riculture. tion If will also accept private agriculture and home econom¬ moa*. W. C. Armstrong aad Hyde Bailey Hah will be The 10-member Board was gifts and grants of from ics to Michigan citizens. Th< Reception one set up by the Michigan consti¬ dolla. to $100,000 on behalf of 4-H Club sy. tern is operate i tution to supervise MSU af¬ MSU through the Extension Service fairs through educators and A student driving code, re¬ Six of the Board member*' administrators it hires. vised In August to allow Ilrody Hall i* hIho being expanded to includ* « regis¬ Foard for col lege properties. uid food service laboratories, additional offices Meetings are held each tration of all student automo¬ ai This ir.eludes supervision over biles and on-campus driving, stion facilities. Upon completion there will b* ate purchasing, personnel, grounds is typical of the student prob¬ r ;»etc nance, buildings, campuc lining rooms or three large rooms with remoniWh lems handled by the Board C«— -r . ... Famous-name Campus Styles for discriminating Guys n' Gals! d y Do Un Debs h■ Shoiz&tts i ' y Penaljos yj dsAigelo SANDLER yj Kickorinos OF IOSTON Wi: '■ • 'yj Sandler of Boston 'yj Alaskan Boots V B. F. Goodrich Tennis and "55 SCHEDULE get a WHIFFLE this semei INFORMATION Waterproof Footwear ■^Lltulunj at Bloomington ' $4.95 to $18.95 -Michigan at Ann Arbor REGARDING TICKETS 8 "STANFORD if "The double 'hoe 'lore . . . 'S-VJTHE DAME if Write: Jeuison Gymnasium where your roommate nhopa." J2-HJL»iOIS it Michigan Slate University (Homecoming) . onain ?/urmk Urn**f tmtt omd Gift CtmUr S«)lltkHL,YW.aad MM ~ NATCH ~¥S- seaH THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Block J§ Many Save Name Change Rainbow Cluh Lots of Plafits Money at Brings Song Plans Meeting Noted Scientists. To Be Found Correetions 1 A nrwl> ori!"n'"-1 ^ Renearrh Seen Registration With the new name for Michi- gan State came many rhnngrs. in- ! on enmpu*, the national M.tsom* organ ixntton for girls known a Ruin bow. will hold a membei«<»l | On lluitdin» II all In Bcal Garden If ynti like plant life, you'll he Frnnh Srhnlarnhip eluding some substitutions in the visiting MSU's Real {1S p!irt nf Welcome Botanical two school songs—the aim A mater, Holder. to Mcrt "MSU Shadows" and the Fight activities on Tuesday, Sept i tront 3:00 to 4:00 p.m. Song. The first college Raintwm MSI"* many achnlarahipa The MSCN In the two song' group in the state the nrgantsa- were changed to MRU's and 1h« tlon Is devoted to service in hrw- eome In eapecially handy at word college in the fight song Next oitnls, aiding with nUmd drives reiriatrntlon lime — they ran became school. ' and other similar services. anve yon n lot of monev. States. Fmvhmrn who h.vc earned ; a The flfht mw also underwent ' pair of rhanm In Its word- tlT'lTtenrl. ' *inlnm **" »cholarjhi|>* will meet maether for I Ini other than those made ..... the first time during Welcome . . . I neeeaaary by the name ehanae. MIWfjWY»|AP IrWilfrr# Week—at 7p.m. Thursday. Sept., 32, in the Music Auditorium. "flood ball' was substituted for f'irul.i N/wirr for 'Fm Most •( these students wttt I "football" In the fourth line of j ^ 11 \v t t Library have Fn trance Hchstamhlps chorus was completely changed Hem'' i" i ' •'r /•""put n •» thru' (or MSU" where (I lui.l "i""' 1 '' ,k "" """" ple-eved Spartacade aUKCRATVUTlONS win be tMe to ftlffti up at registration ihik I and J •• about the SO-vard line Gives Boost o\ comix; to M.S.U. school graduates To Charity • made for a new ticket distribution ! Other scholarships available are ntiirh will He explained in an early iwue of the J Foreign Tuition, MSU Merit A- I \f«s this fall. | ward, 4-11 and special depart- A grade average af 3.6 Is re¬ Spring Carnival Hold in Jmiaotl Chicken Delight jeshoes and Hockey ' quired to keep i except the 4-1 carding to J. Rebert Complete with barker*| 3030 EAST MICHIGAN AVE. Stewart. nnil aidrahowa, S,|i.'UtncH(li' i ~— FREE DELIVERY jw Dem Hall Progress takea over Jeniaon houae for u onc-iuirht atnnil; Field-) to Yin n ntntu early in aprinif term. I hf hlatory of IVmonatratlon Hall miuht lie termed (uw to hockey akatea." Featuring in chicken and shrimp orders in nrivnnce for Mition to houaing Army ROTC olaaa<>a. the 2.500,000 rarr, out service nr to dine in your car nl from scholarships ti elalMirute array of booths along, Drive-In. Ifrrt "f thia south campus building havo sheltered cav- aids, which do not r th sides of the large enclosure. • Chicken-Shrimp i and cirrusea. The aids are given Don Hall even serv- • Snndw irhes I (tit TIIE temporary emergency • Soft Drink-Matte*. l i.i.sl Chicken ami Shrimp • Ice Cream Diahe* SI'ARTY IMX GALL IV 2-0728 COMPLETE SHOE SERVICE SPARTAN Oprn 10 A.M. 7 l)a, a a S'nA FREE DELIVERY Hall in 194k. It is open from Half So lea and Kuhher lleels \ September to April and for a six- ! t summer period for open WHILE It ■ • WAIT ng. hockey games and prac¬ tice. skating classes and the icc Shoe* rleaned. dyed, ahined Durtng other times of the for flower shows, year, i MSC SHOE REPAIR Welcome To indoor varsityI tennis practice and as a poor-1 Kaal I .anting weather ROTC drill field. 1 Michigan State University cadet* When you write a letter.. BE SURE ITS ON ONE OF OUR 14 DESIGNS OF M.S.U. STATIONERY. » • • «are operatic,. WE NAVE A WRITING PAPER FOR succeed EVERY PURPOSE with students • £5.00 You and M. S. U. BLOTTER PADS, SCRAPBOOKS, ANIMALS, PENNANTS, ZELA.N JACKETS, SWEATSHIRTS ... 17.50 All ivitli the New M.S.U. Design 18.75 - AT THE - CAMPUS BOOK STORE ON EAST GRAND RIVER AVENUE FROM UNION BLDG. Tisii ' THK MICHIGAN STATE HKW8 like The Sl«»c New. Your Morning Habit lAUSG PrOVldcS for Student Bodv Law BUY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE tpeia**» *o t*1* Spartan (SAVE A QUARTER) ON SAI.E AT REGISTRATION | m. vnt* ! ^rSTtT^SSZ auiw. «* AND IN UNION CONCOURSE "" "•"«*" **" ' ... ORIENTATION WEEK— FOR YOU JU! . UrW (l,cfl tn Rieht) Prentdent Btll Minefield. Speaker Pra-TMa Bill Warm. Vice President Diane Broerema and Secretary Sac Sliver. vp,,kff] Money, Money, Money .. Ifs A llcart> Welcome Me Lads ish, college officials -instead, they advise ecK payable to Mich- To A Honiiic Good Town Try Us for Friendliness And Savings by the Pound! TT~\ Spartan Spirit ^" .:;: J Needs Workers i dorm ivartu University Launderette The Spartan Spirit Committee l>o // Yourself « asking for student help in pr Try a Small I < vents. Moat of the work will At 40c a Loud 104 Albert SI. Neil to Bu Station with making pom-poi Wlwn fii/1 Billfolds Dwindle..] Greetings Freshmen ion Ml student, pay a "J-omt Ir* (ConUnued rrom Pa«r Si ',n,! dram,llc". publication. and \ ; ]„, dav other sou the .11-cotlogc '.tudrnt govern- drhmr. Stroart taid. ; | rvdy During your slay at Stale int. It's a proved last sVmg compulsory *,taxH ap¬ Special fees are to be assessed we invite you to use i for students in musk- education ami advan- mi rltlsi „|||j Lansing sh and veterinary Applications for entrance schol- r.rships are made through j black, how high | to get tbe school recreational facilities principals. On campus, I dent govc scholarship applications and other fund set uj: ball. vhII pay far ikal Scholarship office WELCOME TO STATE CHARLIE'S BARBERSHOP NSU ICE RINK • BILLIARDS • Daily 10 a.m. - 10 pji. Skating Sunday 2 p.m. -10 pji. Evenings - 7:30 -10:00 • • • See later schedule lor ailemoon sessions UNION BOWLING AUEVS Bring your own skates or rent a pair. Weleome to East Lansing and Michigan Stab' Treat Yourself To The Best In Dining COLLEGE INN "Honle of the Collegiate Chick" East Lans-i^ ] 6. 1!>M THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS SWL Offers llclpg Pay Your Way Ak • Spartacade Coeds Chance To Aid Others Placement Bureau Lists (Cnntfmicd Fnmi Pane 5) 41mm !• ran «p In eampet Sparta jra! grot l.cague, * 1©- Student Part-Time Jobs Job. offered threush MSU k I Tmpmrr J.h. In Int. and who* The i pay I « hJ,'p ,h' through b.h»-«M»lii« Irirtnt .nif Campus Chest had $4,100 tn add to its With Mm tar 1 he Placement Bureau, located In Morrill Hall, maintains files on I j ,h'A httrf*n- twenty-hour-per-week limit The 195.1 event far outdrew all previous carnivals with approx¬ lw on and off campus which are J keen Pl*ced on employment imately 7,000 pcoptc crowding en to students during the school ' for student. To exceed the into Jenison. ' and summer. I limit, written permission from the Judging e shows, by partici- Rlackimkhinf Taught The hurean's sere Iff* Dean of Students Office is rcquir- pation or are also n-participation cate- 4* Stata Short C.ourte (assists |T, blnnf drives. the JHtt- dent Guide Program and the | ■'*,,ah,e In alamnl and In • ' gorier »ne by a panel of a«- *radua«lnf seniors banting per- A Job-seeking student can clth judges during the actual run of MSlt I. one of the few i rlstance program f.»r handicap- mar.ent i«h«. er refer to ihe bureau's part-time the carnival. Points arc given for Ities in the land which sponsor* jpedA students few , I'ampua work, which last year | Job Tile, or register with the bu originality, art work and total blacksmithing course. Offered >enr* ago the group be* ! cents an hour, includes j toau if he is looking for o partic- receipts. fan taking nmsi leratum of wo- ,oh" ,n dormitories, cafeterias, the tilar tvpe of work, Pier- transfer student* w ith spo-: ,,,M"v and college offices. Mpartaeade award* i highly i rial programs and thi- year thpidrnt* living in dormitories Stu-| Placement officials recommend can that students wait until they have idea has culminated tn a full "*1,s in their living units. their class schedules before they I i Weh-nmc Week program. M.»i of the office work with L.Th< «r"\'P »»» »n ea.,1v adapt- I.an-ing and East Lansing business, j apply for Jobs. New students who want till- HI FRESHMAN j term ov is open only to women. But employment should fill out I'tor and merchandising jobs of- Placement Bureau applications at employment to men. WELCOME TO Tavist EAST LANSING and M.S.U. A\I;>* • H DEHEREST , the mo-T than .1(VI unit Hpurlmralr t,o dn .Moment rrphirr* thr Irsllrr IjmAs qwntP*'.<•( jrro which. though Mill in JUM bring mmpMrd for mnrrled vlll.ge hnill nflrt World Wnr II nod n* Is doc to he flowed out In the FURNITURE HART f WELCOME TO STATE!! VOIR | CAPTURE THE IIIGIIUKkHTS OF llltwrr. NEW and good, clean YOUR SCHOOL YEAR USED Enrniture. Construction 'Drmr* l.iwi Appliances and Hags. ALL UNIVERSITY CAMERA ffice i i mi's the full total to IBB of which 110 keeps track 2021 E.Mich. IV7-5810 •01 mcnt*. .1 ol I lie apartment*, which are furnished, »y MSU stu- STUDENT GOVERNMENT j i.lrr said. The single bedroom ll\lng unil ninth and Ihe 2-ltedrnom unil Is $75. PRF.SF.JSTS m ,! was : 1 il.'irtisl last November. Ihe other i,si in IMS and mid-1954. mn to the health center Will not start FRESHMEN YOUR RETURN YOUR EXPOSE!) FILMS to ' m€L -%i . the plans are still in the process of US-FOR FINE ..••m \ will extend north to (irnml Uiver }\ v Introduce i K'Tkov-llall and the home to Yon DANCE QUALITY PANEI^ ! : I umuwi —* 41 cs group on Farm lame ltd. consists ART I.INPRINTS. 1 dairy scheduled to move from their |' CentennialSwing''} • ^ from Ked/Je, They Will lie the first 24 HOUR SERVICE IS^'1 KEWPEES •ors. Completion for the total project YOUR HKAIMH'ARTKRM FOR ('AMKRA SUPPLIES SATURDAY, SEPT. 24 AUDITORIUM Centennial 9.12 P.M. P.ife 1) I. Humphrey j — Slag or Drag — ,kcr (or the J'-SCI ihed L 12-121. featured demonstrations CAMPUS FAVORITE I NO CHARGE!! CAMERA SHOP land discussioits on "Automation- "ff hrrr Frit-nil* fiiiiitrcgtifi1 207 K. GRAND RIVER {Engineering f Hamburgers llome-made Pastries , The ww *nd script of the pro- I mwrvcll I ducUnn, writlen by two Michl- ACROSS FROM THE CAMPUS i ' ,". T'skill* ' *an professors, dramatized t Spl *'the COLLEGE story of Michigan pioneers EAST LANSING I 1 una counsels a ruin- ec1 t , In the i?00"s. An all-student cast l,rrfcrnte<* {Synthesis and eluded New production, View a of Man—-A Forecast" con- the symposium program for the school year. On May 10- MAC. rexalDRUG I: M.S.C. M.S.U STORE IkKT IN THE ACT! For thirty-six years we have done The Favorite (EKE'S YOUR CHANCE good printing quickly and reasonably. Ik* Nahigan State l»'il« the Class of '59 lo attend Us University Players Drug Store With Michigan State Let us print your... Students and Faculty drama night Letterheads n-EslSAV. SEPT. 27, 7:00 P.M. Envelopes FOR Tickets HIlCllILD THEATRE Cards OVER 50 YEARS t M*n ihe Staff _ Hear the Plans Invitations Programs -. M AU. PLAYS - FAIL TERM Handbills s i\ * ••Iiio.lay, Sept. 28 Posters Make Us your Favorite I liursflay, Sept. 29 Reports Newsletters 19 10:00 P.M. - Auililorium Magazines Booklets Meeting Place Too. Casting For: Newspapers 7"K lWOMAN OF CHAILLOT"* -ARC0 I'OI/)' The Campus Press, Inc. COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION, DRUGS, ^"rin,, L*1" Th'a,re Workshop arena production One-Acts 220 M.A.C. Avenue COSMETIC AND FOOD AND FOUNTAIN ' » »nd Television Drama East Lansing, Michigan V" "Pfn-tunity For Yoo In Dramatics Phone ED 2-2811 SERVICES jALL TERM If',*'. -mppe -mfifn-ii "£*.» Lamms'* complete print** mrvke tine* HIS" Whctf every smart co-ed wants in herwardrol SHIP 'N SHORE BLOUSES Classic shirtwaist* in combed with stark simplicity, or drew pay scarf*. long or short ale vertibla collars. White, pink, b ! % To "go steady" with your sweaters, b/ou r\ CASUAL SKIRTS FOR CLA! All-wool flannel flared akirt in pray, brown, navy. 3 styles in wool fibrene tweed*. Wine, teal, copper, purple, gold, brown, blue, green fleck* in group. Swirl¬ ing o-_ straight. Sixea 22 to 30. Sltop at Federal'!! I FLANNEL SLACKS Fine qualitv, TOOT wool flannel Most popular girl on lerns. Frail grav. Cambridge grai powder blue. Walk. Suede M pleat*. 2i> • Sii. See them 110* campus ...the coed in flj CONVOY C0A1 BMOC'S favorite campus crz'L Men's mart cushion crepe VARSITY "JAGUAT." SADDLE OXFORDS Hie ea*nal coat that loot- t 21.50 everything! In heavywri-i color . Northwest |wiplin, lined wil!i . r • Zrlan treated ,11 gab quilted cotton flaniu ' IV cotton t» i* f ,fj« wev1--*. hood. re»i»l*iit. knee length stale with newer ».■' ,

i»r sisters." coeds often have In all, there will lie uhout !><>0 of them at MSU, But a difficult time judging what is not too "severe" chances are that you'll have less trouble with your MSU fers, blov in styling for the dressy affair. "slater" than you run into at home. Ballet-length formals • arc the They're not here to borrow your most in demand at MSU. Mater¬ I CLAS parties. ials for the dresses range from net and satin for fall and winter A\S/W AWS IWtiltiitiu P*r,ume' Explains JUA|ililllin Hny piece handbags or of clothing that fits' to cottons for spring. —I 9 Their main purpose, in fact, in A couple of wool or corduroy Regulations on ^ oil - MSU. Some of you may «-«»«<»•<< »<"•<»« have re- el Study-togs or lounging appar¬ consist of lounging pajamas jyjllHy Many Subjects crtvw* letters already from your and dorm coats. Dorm coats range from grandfather styles to cordu- I You'll find that . one of the All of this la just another ef- fort by the Associated Women ! , . iiwmt moat important iniiiorlunt hooka hooka von you . . .... by toreador pants will have aa an MSU coed toreador outfits with won't bo uaed In a claaaroom. V Proper Way Other new "midnight dorm are leotards. It will tie the AWS Handbook, Accessories arc an Conservative Is Key published by Associated Women 'histlcs Just Don't The ant addition to the Students, which spelts out the monly known j u.'or girl regulations on hours, overnight organization are two boards-—the fie co-ed in ffj To MSU Men's Fashion Activities Board and the Board. Judiciary fork to Get Coeds One of the many duties of the big sister Y COAi oliing dur- whistle for Vm boy*. til ling for your date in » dormitory, co-op Msr doea not include whistling under ' retted |9C c at mg pebbles or flashing mirror signals. i when teamed w, need toj *** «. rk>b then finds .Urh a comfortable t<* recline for the I football aam< Rflni< a As far as othc cerned, the blazer jacket has be¬ come quite the "rage" at MSU. Polo coat* with their large poc¬ ket* and belted backs are still a popular companion of State coed*. Fur coat* are seen once in a rules concerning I whde at MSU—especially for dorm lounge* formal living These carpeted, rooms are in-J cold-weather date*: However, they usually ! are not a necessity and because Coed Snorts M | > Mai* »t ■ of the room they take to store two freshmen RangeFroni| and the few opportunities avail¬ effort is made able to wear them, many coeds leave them home. °« brond, * * * Gutis to Golf held on Monday evenings. The handbook also outlines liv¬ One of the big fashion musts on although the plas- Federal's: the rain slicker which ing unit regulations on quiet variety of colors from You girl* can lie real Button n oxford'Tlloffi I hours, set up to facilitate studying and sleeping. Shower and typing mc ul nk. The wide-brimmed "sport*" around MSU. shirt*, wti privileges are limited late at night k*ferit The wise male who remembers o go with the slicker Just like the Spurt at 111 * and during the early morning hese bits of dorm etiquette will male*. Michigan State coeds * g.,,,!,',"' avt himself and his date much Women's Athletic Groups are offered a variety of in- trumural athletic* through L|UIX| shaorl. Petitions are ae- MSU. set up a TV advlrer, called the | ",l\,0'< r"r poaltlona on the board res mach-1 ,n*» latent, pbnduetkm and her, and one or two i t from There arc assisted In WAA hoMs sn awards the development of order by student rest- Mesaert each spring when intra- the profssion. mural participants receive rccog- The ciiTleulum consists of FRE SJt M K \ activity is a "play bjeets In business, engineering with other Michigan colleges id specialised studies selected Junior colleges. an industry ■ advisory board. YOU CAN COUNT ON ADAMS To Rive your rtoihes that Iresh rlean look try our personnlirni Potato Chips Nervier noon! Another Servi .19 Bell Carillon Lansing, Michigan -■iicMtC- 1 Rings Twice mm. Who OH Ik., mm krmk a Day knH.I full school year for both moi newly-pledged First Bif Doner member s who are bound by hems- The first all-college semi-formal dorm too Mo.1 Harvest Ball. A queen and court •or-n. ha.r klu-hrnrllr. t STORE «Wk «r. r*m|.- dent* arr elliihle for after both a written requesi from ular event in Kellogg Center. While at M.S.U. The Favorite Tlie Name in Women's Fashion to remmilier is . . . Drug Store Witlt Michigan State Students and Faculty FOR OVER 50 YEARS Make Us YOUR Favorite • Frati.lor Shopping (!| Mil* from Campus) Ontrr Meeting Place Too. ft 228 So. X asliinglon Avenue (downtown) COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION, DRUGS, Where you'll find just every COSMETIC AND FOOD AND FOUNTAIN fameut fashion i,M you've learned to love! SERVICES ii i i i. mmmmrntrnrni i J i .: 1'n.i iim . iMMtk" ' THE Mf Riff OAK PTATE HEWR Section t, Pa*»* Make The State News Your Starts in Dorm Morning Habit OPEN OPEN l>AII4 Christina* Club* A* in the pa*t. it la our aim to give student* the best service available. Hank Money Order* AND SAVE $1°° out of Stop in at any one of our eight con¬ meet " venient locations and bank in the Saving* Account* " :*iat you »«,-*<>hooj 0|lf,7v*y " d0,n* and pleasant atmosphere created by our friendly personnel. Like the student* Traveler* Check* [I i before you — you too will want to '** wtlta. make the American Slate Bank your "banking headquarter*." Safety Deposit Boxe* at tiie - CAMPUS BOOK STORE 1" State 3ank American 7 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU on east grand river avenue i"|M. am- m across from union bldg. i e IK . 2, r*«» I THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Twdty, SoptfmWJ MAKE THE STATE NEWS YOUR MORNING Union Hub Dorm Councils Active habit1 * Of Campus In Campus Affairs Recreation Coordinating ities on dormitory the' Spartan campus activ¬ respective dormitories. la Each spring the women's grr, Registration's A Ral Rat the number one job of two Inter-Dorm Silt or Lauretta paternoster groups, the Men's and Women's All Ihe way through . MSlTs modern Union Building Inter-Dorm Councils. each of the women's living u it well-known at the extra-curricular activities on "hub" of Each dorm elects one repre¬ sentative at the end of winter vie for first and aeeond pi trophies. • (push)... shove... (push)... frusir term, and these members hold of¬ In eonneetlon with the Hoi Recreation, meeting and loung¬ fice for the next spring, fall and winter terms. coming Parade Ihla fall, the mi Then it Ihe very end ing room* throughout the build¬ During Orientation Week the council will be responsible (push)... one glorious Mom ing provide spare time head¬ women's council will hold a promoting Interest in the donn quarters for all students. Leadership Workshop during The top tswana The find near eaneeorae, which all officers will meet and avtaMe the Grill has an In far- maUmt de*k and ticket afflee discuss the problems of their dorms. The workshop also offers (ptsfc) i • e It's your big, aetlviUe*. The the girls a chance to get new far alt-enMegr ideas which will be useful in chance you can pur their dormitories. Both the Men's and Wompn's Three lounges offer refuge for studying and informal meetings. Inter-Dorm Councils participate In the Big 10 Residence Halls Council. Representatives from all your 1 956 WOLVERI The women's lounge and mixed Ihr Big 10 schools meet for the lounge are located on the first floor, while the men's lounge is in come U State U» three day conference, and dis¬ cuss various Issues, such as spirit i.... Don't (posh) II by: In the dorms and activities at the Across from the mixed lounge, The Metis bunce in the Union is i restful between class '•vnrll. Then, «£o of AupiM Matlruioiisrllr thai vie have iotliralcl, anil You'll m* jusl a part of Use • xritiii- fanhioii fctory al ihr Style Sboji r y,pif "■ TRR MtfcrttQAN ST At ft" iMfcWfc if " Sorority Rushing Pattern Fraternities Offer I I LIKES Explained for Newcomers I Jjyl. pnlltll 1° l^rvt <»'«' l'»«* ^ N*w to*d* will bo tntroducd lb mtnHly rushing thl« (all at problems. Bach coed through rush will have a special' Michigan Stale'. |g chapter. open counselor lk*lr doom to intrnmtod sUutmiv g o I n k i who wilt act its Iter1 minlly follow within two weeks. Pushing Is sti|>ervised by the PanHetlcnle Council, which Is Small 1?*.hm*n Group Living will get • chance la th* fr.t*mlty brochur* durtbg th* J advisor. formed by two representatives Rushing la a prismas ot ni*m- flh«- College brrtbip aoloctlon whoro aororltloa The counseling program is sponsored ha Panttellenle from each sorority. The council itoverns Intor-soroi My and ttwdontt (ot aeqttaintod. relation* [inonler Jo *rrvr tl begin* with a convocation Council, ohteh coordinates ac¬ durmg the middle of fall term tivities and rnsh programs for MSf's sororities. ind promotes scholarship achieve- ncnt among sororities. d»r, 8*pt. IT. From 7:tt to MO >n IFC apm ruth nmokm will ha' hold In th* Ballroom and gotW. | better. W W and la foiKwod a week later with a aeries of informal teas when Formal rushing begins winter' Another activity It sponsor* Includes creek Week, when ex¬ A, B and C nn Ih* aamnd flour of Ih* Union Building. ^ «'»' * " ,n r Interested coeds may visit the letao. Coeds need an all-enllege * charter houses. change dinners between soror¬ ities and fraternities are given, •h frnl*rnlty will bar* a ta¬ erage lo Ire eligible for rush" *" 1 banquets are held and a hall I* rt up fur jmu to mart th* jf rime l>v ptth* At the Intradaetary ranvnea- (ton. IMhus will be given the The procedure at MSI' includes rhalnnan who will *X)M*ln , „nr «elietltllc In rolor. Brother," followed by "A Tons! To I purin, thrwagh nsshlnt Inelndei gen¬ I discussion on an the many i C«llepe-Ki«lier eral Informatlan an sororities Further plans of the council ERII 1 and a schedule of teas, with the necessary roles along gov- In the timt «fitr nf format rush. a nuhw |rlrks up hrr include a TV show explaining the philanthropic projects of sorori¬ ties and the council's ernlng ranking. pur|M>se* invitation* and "fieri* nix pur- and function*. j The fall term convocation wit tlen nhe wishes in attend. Activities of eaeh chapter In¬ MYoi and Fraternity I.If# help introduce coeds to the cam For the next stage, the rusher clude all-college events like at Michigan fltalc." Music ! confused about pus chapters ideas on what to dt returns to the peat office, Spartaeade. Water Carnival and Andlforltim. picks 7:f§-«:15. and w hat will up her bids and chooses four In¬ Homecoming. I. a c h sorority dlscussni. The program also vitations. She attends the parties also sponsors a charitable pro¬ jkiiFmi.K eludes slides showing Ihc houses at those houses, ject with Its national organl- and activities each Two parties are chosen by the thru Saturday chapter par- lirlpates In. rushee for the third singe of Tbe IR , A special counseling system has rushing. Alpha Chi ( Union. ?:Se-H:.10. mi; iKWtNt; been set up to help each rusher "Wh*n good gr**ks g*| logathar" nt Ih* (irrak I'i Ph.. Alpha p(v|l lltfi. Kit. onr ot Ih* joint I'nn-Hrl - IKT *v*nls. j Kappa Alp! All of the gMMt\VKSTI10l'NI> »ne Invitation I Alpha Phi. ►reference de«mc AM AM All fraternity i vill be advertised daily in the ep is n return t COLLEGE-FISHER SCHEDULE Fihall.V, the rushee i Alpha Thet a IVIta, Knppn Fraternity Council No Invitation ?:G0-S:0i r State News. No student may pledge a fra¬ ternity before Sunday, October B. This is important to you because 6:00 Sundays and Holidays he post office to pii armal bid. PlodgmR I StRinn Kap Zcta Tau Al- Policy, Rule Maker Formal pledging Marts there is a penalty enforced by the "PC* which will not allow you to ►ledge any fraternity until the tills IJ5AVINC 1f you pledge illeg¬ i.RAvtxr; ally f»:16 9I1CH.-WASH. HAC. HI). All Kiiitl* itf f«:.M RASTMITND WRSTHOI'Nr llt'iiuly W ork organization I Chuck Duff, rhalrmah of IFC j Illy since the TBI Our S|H>i>iiiliy new conBtitutii 7:511 . j 7HH1 AM 7:00 AM V* program, the IFC Smoker. j 7:20 7:20 niNtarri of the 2H president* of have (,„r or misplaced 7: IS SrOfi 7:40 0:00 7:40 El0:48 11:0fl 11:18 11:06 11:21 11:36 11:24 11:12 11:54 11:42 12:00 PM : 12:12 PM 12:00 Noon 12:1* 12:30 12:18 12:50 12:48 12:36 12:54 1:06 Here are smart college clothes 12:54 1:12 1:24 . 1:12 designed to \w lived In. 1:50 1:42 1:30 At Maurice you'll find all the big 1:1* 2:00 1:48 2:00 fashion 2:18 2*1 names featured in Vogue, 2:21 ! 2:36 2:24 Harper's Duzuur, Mademoiselle, 2:34 2:42 5:00 Charm, Clamour. Come see our 5:1* 3:12 3:00 5:50 3:30 3:18 colorful new collections for fall, '55 Stores, rape 5:54 3:48 3:36 . . . they're high-spirited and clans ... I«r 1:12 1 4:06 3:54 1:50 exciting to seel 4:24 4:12 4:1* 4:42 4:30 classic hoy coat... we have it In pure 5:00 5:00 4:48 5:24 camel hair, wool and camel blend, 5:12 5:18 5:06 cashmere and wool blend, also in l> 0:00 5:36 5:24 0:1* 5:54 5:42 Stroock's Paintia. Camel, navy, grey, 0:50 6:12 nude. 39.95 to 89.50* 6:00 0:51 6:30 6:18 Lansing *:12 jersey sheath with knitted edges, 6:48 6:36 7:50 at Lansii 7*6 perfect for classroom or campus, the 7:4» «:« <>:00 7:24 7:12 college gtrl's favorite. Sizes 7 to 15 S:2I 7:42 7:30 In periwinkle blue, mink, navy.1€.9S. 0:12 IM 7:48 9:00 8:18 classic blazer in fine wool. 8:06 9:1* 8:36 8:24 Several versions: white with navy 8:54 8:42 9*1 as shown, plain colors, black watch 0:12 IM 10:12 0:30 and brown watch plaid at 16.95. 10:50 9:18 10:40 0:48 9:36 crested pocket stylea, 19.95. 11:00 10:06 9:54 11:20 plaid skirt ... big, bold black and 10:24 10:12 11:55 PM white plaid, box pleat front for 10:42 10:30 12:00 AM 11:00 16:48 12:20 easy walking, 14.96. 11:10 11:96 12:55 11 MO PM 11:20 r *. lldO • MONDAY NIGHT UNTIL NINE • i FOR KAUR ICR CUSTOMERS Weiv.rln# let, l«U* * 12m AM Twoday. Sep,„ MARK THK STATX mtWS TOU* MORNI\g | WorkingYoww«y.... |S1^JN Provides Student Cooperation Saves Book Exchange Service On* of lb* projects of A.WS. Duitnj! rrrttrsttoo week STUN WELCOME TOl Dollars in Co-ops ant Men's Union is thr opcrsuoo ! will ■A a student book he open emy afleoioon rxchanf* from 1 00 p m. to 5*5 p.m. Lktee vrown ss STUN—Student Tests.1 in the term hours will be listed STATE! Used and New. | in the State News. FROM: The operation is now about two j , * T^r! Cartography Ztegtor's for books service to as a \|ap (hit (JtM Work A tax of five cents per sale is j Most people t?ke Inaps for .♦barged to maintain the group, j gratnntcd — unless they're lost — Charcoal Houta ' Q Students put their own price on hut not MSU student* of cart- m books and receive a receipt eov- ! ography. crtng the amount. If the book is i Cartograph tmap - making) is •sold vou have only to present {taught in two courses by the ge- th»? receipt to collect. I ography department. The *ele- The headquarters for the group mentary" course ha* been taught was recently moved from tl.c; since 1IH0. and the advanced j Union to Quorisct 51 near the clas* was begun in the spring of 1*50. irS REALLY FUN ... Oh Men! Oh Women! watch mir chef cook your order over the open charcoal flame . . . you will rnjm ft Km conkmc «* i^nwpfraliw venture in the six Coeds interested in living In a co-op must apply to the echool housing office. With application* THE FOOD IS DIFFERENT. for coed co-ops far exceeding the you'll ko for the wonderful flavor of tji Fraternitie » 1* to 51 coeds in each number of J require financial r food too . . . achieved only by rhamwi cont,„, I women's cooperative*.' arship and ability copper hold top billing. men's co-op have M ' cooperatively. Among other items, you'll SERVING SUNDAY NOON IM il R | find future heirloofs in din- ture. There are manv things All Your knitting for the dorm, sorority, or •I apartment in metals and cc- RASQI FT FACIUTIF> FOR 200 PKOPl.h Kay's Ziegler's CHARCOAL HOUSE Knit Shop 326 Morgan. Praador Phone 1\ < 207 M.A.C. Aw. If yM ride the bay we're behind Searv 'oUtfge char phksi *»d • Wanda Hancock VOTES FOR BOSS TWEED! & BACK-T0-SCH(K)l. FASHIONS From ABC to rh.D.... we've all th« r. fashion answer, for every scholar from the bright young kindergarten !«' to the style-wise college port-fradu.it. Shop conveniently, lcaauiely at Jacob—r * while our stock, are at their peak and - assured of proper fit and the very be»t back-to-school selection. BOY FASHIONS: THE CLASSIC JACKET & BERMUDA SHORTS Soft wonted flannel jacket, man-tailored and trim, in charcoal, white, my. or rod. lfcM. Wool flannel Bermuda short set; include. wort-nylon knee-h, .Uetch vock*. B.aek Watch .hurt.and whiU cotton shirt. AU for 14a*. Si*. « 10 to 1< urriers seek 'Green' Squad }|) 3 Titles Has 47 Sophs madia"* Jones, Kennedy 16 Lettcrmcn Form ,a(l Championship Quest Nuelcus for Dougherty It* HAL HATWHAX H» JACK MERRY again in 1952, the Michigan Stat If you .ii.ln't win B letter1 Slat, N,w« Sparta Edliar ,>r. three major titles in one The 10M in hiyh school .lon't I.lkr the uniforms they will lie westing Michigan Slate's worry. u*!tisf v.r ware John m l1' I Proctor, the team', number five Gaatad apt. Ilucky Nystrom (guard), man, and Del P.rker, the sixth „ndtT m.teriu'hw! This in typical of th« action that will be seen Ihia fall in Macklin Milliter* (tackleI. John "lliit >1111 wi (IT Open with „ } Ron Davis, a junior and the tie* ih Sparlan hack plcka up yardage against Wisconsin. ler" l«ewl§ (end), Earl Mor- Sportswritcrs Hoosiers kI Slronji [lislit Weights Michigan State N ews Credited With Section 3 Sports Indiana Rated .... "Spartait' Tag; .-,;r.c« all year j Freshman Fditiou 'Darkhorse' chican , State: . . *•" fee HW HtITT HMF*. INiinir finished their | In 1*126 Season The Indiana llooaiers, long Jones, declared ineligible • since i,-mix i ,t rev 1937 nvorvt 10 n,1,n* l**t year, w* Tuesday, Sept. (>. 1955 llnsolmll and two enter¬ doormat of the Big 10, don't figure to be such cellar- j runner-up in the 1954 Can — in the htj? s0'crn8s country dwellers this year, aecording championship prising aportawritara—gave ■ placed eighth in the Semm MSI' tennis their nickname to the "smart money" people, lonal AAU harrier meet. Director of Alhleties of Spartnna. ho rate them the Big 10'g The Hamil It nil happened In 11120 when dark horse. It k.M .1,, r»r . dorm tram. >•« won't h.v, lo worr> about obtaining blank, at jrniaon From Biggie Munit Gcnra, S. Ahtrrton, sport, editor Sept the battle (or the Spittoon, 24. Michigan State will en- tho prrcinrt •thirl- nd b» ukra rarr nl •Icome to Michigan State. u are the first freshman class to enter Michigan State ji K,vrr I'niversitv and I know that you will support our athletic j junior inn.- teams with tremendous spirit. • h»-1 In the post we have had wonderful pep rallies. The Block n I"- —s" has performed very well and the band has given us ttileie tremendous sup|tort. The spirit has grown along with the campus and we think we have tho finest in the country. I am that our teams piny tietter. if the.v know that you are! hohind them all of the way. "Spartan' Hook knowledge is very important and after all you are i going to college to learn and gel a college degree. Hut See 'SPARTAN.' Page t along with the hook knowledge we must hate other things. ! In the process of learning how to he a good citizen 1955 have to learn how lo win and also how to lose. 6 Coeds Added 1955 Harrier Schedule We ho|>e that o tr teams will always lie on top, but in lite Big 10 where the competition is extremely tough, we have To Pep Squad Football Schedule found that if we tin our share we will be pretty well sutis- After a trial run during the 1954 Sept. 24—Indiana at Blooming- Oct. I—Michigan AAU Champ¬ Ion fietl. season, six coed cheerers have Neverless, thq ionship at Warren Valley been added official part of Oct. I—Michigan at Ann Arbor Country Club. Detroit For those of you who can participate on these fine athletic as an held State to a 21-14 the Michigan State cheer leading victory, whipped Michigan 13-B in ht IS—NMre teams we appreciate your aupport and Dame .1 E»l help hiuI to those who mid-season and lost to a strong will lie in the stands we also appreciate the spirit and inspir¬ Cheer leading was an all-male Purdue, 13-7. ation that you give them. So. starting in this fall, follow job at State until the spring of Coach Bernie Crimmina invited handball the Ureen and White with all of your might. 1954 when popular demand 67 men out for fall practice with oiuin at Madison doubles, gyn s rest ling and brought about the approval of a 22 lettermen and 18 reserves re¬ State at Colum- boxing "Biggie" Munn. trial for coed < turning. The sophomores contin¬ ti if you don't participi Athletic Director 55 school yea i gent is a smaller than usual 27. Nov. I ft—Big 10 Chan ntramural program, The Hoosiers lettermen are so at our share of athletics Chicago Michigan State require spread that two complete teams Nov. 21—1C4A Championship of could be fielded with the excep¬ at New- York City physical education. Nov. 2t—NCAA Championship S/Hirl* Wrilert \eeded tion of left tackle and left hall- back. ing or editing sport* for L* "" ta He baa row vou fill Ihia vacancy? State News attend the pap Limited to home game action first meeting Wednesday. S< last year, the coed cheerers will Uw mile to ftilft and the two «U» la P:I2. There's one > join their male counterparts at IVaks carried 45 times last sea¬ some of the road games this fall* son and picked up 321 yards av¬ see the box at the right. In an intra-sguad meet last MSU—by pass In addition to games, the squad eraging 7.1 yards per try, ear Kennedy broke 20 minutes test required appears at all pep^rallies. Morrall, at quarterback, passed >r the Miehigsn Slate four mile males. You m The cheer leading squad Is sel- Aiding the two Canadians will basis each 795 yards through the air spring and is under the completitions in on 39 j Track decathlon and e last year's captain. Gay Dens- direction of George Hzypula, gym¬ light half and his brother, Tom, Is Mr, lftth finisher For physically handicapped nastics coach. a sophomore left halfback. in the NCAA dents, there are special sect A total of 12 cheerers, tlx males To the victor of the Hoosier- So. SOPHOMORES, rage I of "adapted" sports. and six coeds, make up Spartan clash goes the brass the squad. • Spittoon Trophy" which at pres¬ Spartans Find It a Spacious 'Home' ent is on display in the Jenison Fieldhouse. lobby of Score, T Finish Top Athletic Plant Houses Michigan State Teams quarter back spot. Ver*' athletic teams in the country to be added to the lant is an IB-hole ath- golf from Walt Kowalczyk, sophomore Westfield, Mass., impressed *evtn letter Michigan State is also the site Surrounding the back of Jen¬ At present MSU is the the coaches in the spring session* ' «"• AUtyne's of one of the top athletic plants ison m Old College Field. Boast¬ tig 10 school without a at right half and will figure heav¬ ■•'.d of i«i m the nation. ing a capacity of 5,000 scats, but State officials have ily in Coach Daughcrty'x plans. Central structure in that ath¬ Bill Kaae. who at tunes seems Old College Field is the home r started action to build letic plant is Jenison Field- of the Spartan baseball team. to run almost parallel to the house. home of II of MSU s swimming pool, which is us for swimming meets, van. Old College Field, the original ground, sustained a knee injury varsity sports in freshman practice last fall and practice and classes. MSU athletic field, also con¬ Built in 1940. the building tains three lighted intramural underwent an operation during contains locker space for 2.900 Beneath the pool, in the ba« football fields, the winter. The Hawaiian sopho¬ students and the members of ment. there are rooms for han a practice goif more did not take part in spring ball and weightlifung and green and practice baseball fields. trills in order to build up the In the fieldhouse portion of for the pool. Across the street from Jeni¬ *e building there is a 220-yard son is Demonstration Hall and uioor track (eight laps to the Offices for the coaches and the athletic department are the Ice Arena. plug the right tackle spot vacated uie) and a portable basket- housed on the second floor, Home of the Spartan hockey from Lawrence, Mass., is slated to all floor lor the varsity games. A balcony around the field- with some classrooms, the ath¬ team, the rink is 95 feet by 200 letic ticket office and the feet. Besides being the prac¬ swimming pool gallery. tice and game ice for the puck- A gymnasium 94 feet wide and 216 feet long with three basketball courts occupies most public fkitting evenings during of the third floor. There are the school year. also badminton and volley ball Next to the ice arena are 19 courts and the gymnastic equip- j'i TfcB MICKTOAH STATS NEWS Tuesday. S»pt( Outlook for Odom, Makris Gone Team NCAA Champion Hi Ice Team i "All-American- i* synonymous with sports, penally football. Michiyan State has had its shape of . Eyes Conference Crown Said 'Fair* Out to Keep National con Despite • disasterou* sag last year the mid-Bea¬ Spartan ft* JIM fVAVs Prospects for now head coach John Tr All-Ameriran*. 19 in football, from Jerry DePrmto in 1»IS Tbc broad Jump duttel will b. he-key team finished the searm tmuad irood with eijrht let termor fr to Don Dohoney in 1953. There have been All-Americans 1 taken care of by MrPetteo and lSIWi National Collefriata Athletic Assn. o1«. with a 9-17-1 record for the best in the other sports as well. 'aophomore Tom Wapnec McPrt- retuminir. : as State's athletes have pained fame for the univer-1j«, year since hockey came back to I .a *t ymtr'* boxer* mw led to ] Al*tx Ivtc State in 1550. their second national titlo in sity in the field of sport, the Mirhipan State News has won j A lh a promising crop of soc- acclaim for State in rollepe journalism. I *'"• year men tnd the return of yxar* by 147-poundrr Herb Ck ice stalwrrts as co-captains I who hi* been lost through grad- la last year's ratines of Tailed State* tilut news- 1(1 John (Tindi IVionmky In defem: j j >n t»l and second Moors tax Is the Indoor llif net minder Ed (The Mouse x Also absent from the f by the Ataerieaa ("olleiriate Press. Ike State News lebarrp and has done It*". Savntdl j should im- jstvne will bo former head o , ■ Icr the puckstcrs was reenpaited as one of the fiaest papers published by any school. Your stadeat pwMkatioa was a pain awarded Mnti two Kart iMMam * mite or two mile. Jones. jh"' | Ge«wgo Makris who mentored the j Spartan *juad* for the pa-oar to | ^ ! "* f ^ *** ** *•** Ml for the Spartan? *1th 49 tallies i | head football coach at Boiling ■ mn ternity, ranked the State News second in the nation in-Krvan 4:15. hree year scor ! Air Force Base in Wa*hingto IDC. straipht news rcportinp, third in features and third in 4<«-und out the Spartan mm] Pictures from around the nation and around the world The 20-year-old rvnm i hurdle races and will be hard to The roster. (over the weight limit. are supplied by the Associated Press Telcmat sen ice. 'm-i" be unavailable for th. strength All Spartan foothai! tramc- awav from Last Ijinsinp are personally covered by State News sports staffers and haskeUtall team* the running eve Like Ebwbham. MeOov« photoyraphers. lined in the late outdoor The State News is also an exclusive member of the I'nited Lushwell Press tl'LT) with correspondents in all sections *>'« a pulled museie Ian , „„ The all purpose i Of the ClAntry. that eaa break M Golfers mtn < Studertl newspapers from the other Rip 10 schools Ik Urn Mi nts i Spnrtim Sport it llrmliiiiiiih some of the Pacific Totud Conference eel lepra are received ***•*'■ (continued from Page 1} by the Stat* News sports staff in order 10 yue you yreater Tate's golfers are hopeful of covcrap* of what is hnrpenir.y tn the nation a two ma tor ing their own course next The be «on The university purchased dbpredictions the football season your student paper will run n*vv the major Fames of the w-« k as seen by l' known whether it WELCOME > of the on sports staff. m™1"™ * John ters and Coleman and Doug McFet- ',s xot by the start can o( be the iwe t* i sophomore Lean. j With one of th* lat*st deadlines in Mtehiyan. the State timed m is the to New* is able to briar you ail the late sports results of base- *,ld be«n only ball, haskrthall and hockey fames played at nipht

u- tr. nd - Fa4tion all the archery skis *« ~ ■ nvw mIv trrnd for wrll-tirrword voting men . . . rharroal -port roaK fishing & hi nting supplies SS2.50. with khaki alack*. BL.95 - a tworame that bewt -how* the natural look! hobbies stamps lor additional wardrobe Miggewtion*. are the 1*7 influenee in durt* that have the games coins new deep tingle hark pleat. I.ulton-down "tamptefr collar and enff*. B4.9S the *ofu ... light¬ Equipment weight *w eater* - Invarion* in look and feel. $6.95 up the for all the trrd - new narrow tie* - Links' Sport Shop ir T-SUrts ' Swat Skirls and * Mlrfal Gyn 227 ANN ST. TEL. ID 2-4410 iiiji - R VanDebvoorts of High-Powered Ferrari Gymnasts* Depth. Experience May Offset Loss of Carl Rintz Carl Bint*, one of the Spartan* lost be*t United' the best States g\mna*t*. Coach George t?nltedl Stypula ha* a veteran team re- ] j clpatlng for | help in likely 1 Varsity the (reaching of State's iy Slow Spartan Cage Squad turning with good depth and ex¬ perience. _____ OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIC.HT Tit 9 Capt Ben Gunning".' Bob'Marsh', Don tea*. Dick O'Brien. Jim took fifth Pre*a, Roland Brown, Herman the flying nores WHAT'S NEW? IN COM,ERE APPAREt. Key to HUT FA I,I, 1 Finish — VISIT — „.Prt<*»on rVrt li<'ii(l<|iiiirlt'r* for • SHIRTS I.fltlira liiiirriilliu^ and -l.liiia. Opposite Stale Thrntnr • SPORT COATS Honrs S . re.10 Closed Sal. After noons • SPORT SHIRTS 1955-56 (age Schedule tVr 11—s«athern Itllimh Jm. ti_.vinnf-.ola • SLACKS Pee. IT—«t Pnuburgh IVe. tl—Nntrr Ttamo Jin. t»—Ohio Sulo »h ! —*! IVtivil RENT A NEW GAR Ihf t»—W.nmlnt Feb, «_Vlrktiia from • JACKETS IX. »-JO—Tournament at Marjlar.t (Mar.Unit, ttewje l>b Feb. «—at Marquette IS—at Minneaeta HERTZ • NECK WEAR Wa.htnston and St Fianna, Ok. tl—ininol. Tat Ok tl—North* rotori Feb. S.V-at ihmtue • SWEATERS Star. S—at Ohm Stain Mar 5- at Michisatt • RAINWEAR //»' TnW COLORS AND FABRICS FROM LEADERS IN TIIKIU RESPECTIVE FIELDS. EACH WITH THEIR INDIVID!'Al. VERSION OF IVY HTYLINIJ. help upell Drtcrom at the Atllomalir Transmissions and Radios REASON A III,K KATES InetoOInf (•AS. Oil. AND INSl'KANCE H. Kositchek & Bro. Tat'CK* FOR RENT. TCH1 KiOVE AT HOST BTTE k CENTRAL CAR & TRUCK RENTAL (0. 113 NORTH WASHINGTON DOWNTOWN LANSING OH - H H 102 E. Ottawa Street Telephone IV 4-14(3 IATE RECORD SHOP - SO GOOD! :lcomes you COLLEGE REXALL DRUG Special— all 10" lp. STORE 8^98 from The Favorite THE 5PU0NUT SHOP FROM STATE THEATER Drug Store With Michigan State Students and Faculty Welcome to M.S.U. FOR far Hm Nawati OVER 50 YEARS ia eampas fasMaas... wa Make Us YOUR Favorite isvHa yaa la visit Hm saiartas) tiara Meeting Place Too. far mi Cater far Sports Actirities at MSI' COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION, DRUGS, 11X1 *> Lrcow COSMETIC AND FOOD AND FOUNTAIN "•Uite LVrr IAXSDM2 "The Tog Shop" SERVICES THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 4 Lcttermen Return to Squad Ticket Sales ft* Styles for State Men Your National. Brand Losses Hit Spartan Netmen Close With headquarters New Record Soaxon Ticket* A Set All-Time High Warren Hurtt, athletic tic¬ ket aalca director, aaya the (,oiiinlot< tootliall aeaaon ticket aalee rampaitm ended Saturday, irilli lln July .10, with the cloning of the Jenixnn (iymnnxium ticket office for the weekend. t'rnapecta arc that there will be approximately 17,000 season tie* skin Picks SPORT (OATS KENNEDY JONKX croxx country hnpex Canadians' riv in. $32.50 .. . 5 Sophomores Add Sire To Cross Country Tille || SLACKS FLANNELS WELCOME CLASS OF '59 $14.95 from Tin: SUN TANS $3.95 JOHN HICKS HARDWARE General Hardware, Paints aad Sporting Goods Here's YOUR del the ■it I the right Juxt Across (iriuiil llnrr fun, and al the same time tree from the Lnion yearbook. GRAND RIVER AT M.A.C. The 1956 Wolverine Skiff cofdially inrifes all persons, talented or otherwise, interested in becoming a stall Need a Drawing Board? member lo meet lor a "gel acquainted" coffee hour in OW College Hall, in the grill Need a Set of Drafting Tools? of the Union Building. It will be held Thursday, September 29, from 4 lo 5:30. Need a Set of Paints? FOX HOLE P. X. * AUTHORIZED SUPPLIES , East Lansing's largest xludrnt shopping center BAMUUN MSEMENT Vets lmpr for ART, ENGINEERING, Stale Tank The Spartan CHEMISTRY, BOTANY, be atronger it. ' McCaf frees .1 ZOOLOGY, BIOLOGY, SAILOR IIATS . iahed fifth unable NCAA to meet >t • State's on!* GEOLOGY, T.C.R.A., While Michigan an.t $1.11 L.A.U.P. CIGARETTES 91,91 lo mention a few ... carton Mm Up brraxtxlf^'n 2 pahs 39c SUN TAN uvrsiwra PANTS CAMPUS BOOK STORE S2JI up BIG TEN STYLE ☆ MY GLEAN N« 70s With th< •ven out#tandin| from last sea>«. Trank P- the Sp«»: UJ improve tl oil East Craiid River Back strap ☆ in the Big i°- PLASTIC IVgged-Legs across from Union RAINCOATS ☆ SIJ8 ENTRANCE BY STATE .THEATER THR M If! Itt(I A N STATR NRW8 I3r«l i» *55 Cost <10,000; 14 Months to Complete 'Spartan' Pttcrineii Strengthen Painting Honors State Rose Bowl Victors . the name log ill other for the took. It bt lan Fencing Team a 110,000 iM'rmnnrnt orlal to the 1054 Itnna Bowl when the State News used It, clinched it." ... focwMtl "n Impwtaf ita record of tat year Champion Spurtnn football SwilrheriHt flTn onoitu r hiirh flhttt lit the Bin 10 champion- team la displayed In tha lobby *rL' mnic'd r.-nclnpr aquad bofin* It* 18th aeaaon of Jenlann KieldHouiie. ftmhry ttr.bln.on anil Iturk Nj ®"(1i;r|r« Si'hwltter. ' rtrom. flpaftan linemen, m finlnhirt wit Thr mrmorlal la a palntlna of thr loll aquad. Ita arttlnp la In Inith ha If hacks In high sc f? , I ■ IIIK Id In Ik* *pr» aivhlm*. Kapho- mn J*hn Jchmwn U Ih. top front nf thr main rnlranre In th* Hose Howl In t*nsndcnn, Oil, Ocorge Smlt choice in »i t- dtiall at I ronton*nr lor Ihr third apot. The pointing took 14 month! to complete, lech of the 44 provmicnt for the Rpoilnna nvrr bull pi(iyen nod 1.1 teem official* laat y**r. "Wr lout Ihrrr inrrt. took n trip to the studio of ftrtist for your rominy ymr by U»IJ •eorra and knottier by ftenntd laeNeit for the muss por¬ ttonra* utMi, to IS-lt," cottimrntnl Sfhtnlttrr. "So trait. NCAA Donated by en nnonymoui Lan¬ rrcord mlttlt hnvr Indiratrd." sing businessmen. the painting Aa ftir Ih* rrat id thr Imp, II- we* Howard Sotief, President accepted for the university by llnola liMika like thr atinniml Athletic Director CI• rente (nig¬ lpU,«l nlvllt rhiillanirr to top Itl* IS iluimplnn wiaionaln. Tin- lltlnl pro (mailed gle) Munn »t the annua! spring HOWARD SORER, INC. liy llrrinan Vrlnarn, who won thr hnmpict of the I .nosing Downtown hi. ili. I.Ion In foil dlvlaloit In laat yrtir'a ni - (^tiut terhack's Club. 2lfKl W. St. Joseph SI. tlonali. Illinola hna loom thr frnrli The How Bowl inmc. In Lansintf 4. MMi. i»owri In tlir Ilia III alnrr Ihr apo wna niailr n pail nf nmfrrrm 1'CI.A, Ml#. conipvinion in iw«n. hip iiiiiii . first year af Tran*portrrn of molar rthirlr*. hrrtru duty f have won the title IS times, twice •ampt winning it five time, in a ^ sharrd thr I mmmrrrial and iprrinl lupr niulpmrnl row. from IP20 to 1933 ami IVftO to Itose Howl aquad pnlnllnir presented by Ijnialnc fan. 19A4. .State's of rtdown Quarter- ( Next year's NCAA champion- a (i-0 upsel ships will he held at Annapolis In! A plaipi honor of Navy's coach. Joseph | Firms, who will be retiring after listing the corner of I THE TRIM LOOK INI CASUAL CLOTHES IS welcome class of '59 SPORT COATS • FLANNELS • TWEEDS • SHKTI.\UlWw-' . ...and smart • HARRIS TWKKIfS Njf ' Styled ia dcrp, nirllnw loner*. Thry mid rw luxury lo your wardrobr. nrw lifr, everywhere else! J to ^ fjou SLACKS • COTTONS SlarliM lo blrnd in dark, mrdium and light tones. Handsomely lailorrd in regular and Ivy models. lo 16" SWEATERS Tin* Ivy spirit of triiiinm** unil ii<*utii«*ss • cashmere blends in thin term's lwst fashion, In *|M»rl ruula sroar rovTv • 1.amk8 wooi. thut means thr three-button front, narrow US lo $*5 • oriion lapels, unpadded shoulder*. Vertical ILOiVtt VLVIXV SI 2.95 • SHETLANDS stripe shetlund in thr preferred fabric. to $2.1.95 Nrally atylad In both V Ntek and Crow In slark*, look for thr unpleuted front CHINO 1L.KKV $1*5 and $1.95 Neck, in rich char tonrn and Ufht heather and the trim lu|M>rrd leg. Vrry good looking — especially on von! SUN TANS — special - 211 back to school 8. Washingtoa 2M Tuio Legs lomaing Downtown ivy style Inc. HART SCHAFFNER ft MARX CLOTHES 3" CAMPUS STORE -■**.''111.1, staYk yi <— —>— — British Sports HOn Campus Jtamtmm 4reLo to Kobsmen Couch John Koba' (rhymea* 1th "n*w"l hwftull team. Tokened heavily throufh w loss of Oerte Smith, lol. Powell. Dick Idikowrski nd Chuck Mathews. will ave a major rebuilding job hen sprinp training time oils around. The Sfxrur.s. who wore de- tvlinc :0 ch*rr^u>riv were Nivn out of Vhe title this year . Ohio Sutc ••ilh MSV f-.nishtnf •can* milh a !•-* ward. Tbe MSir*. Welcome Freshmen See La For Your I Wd Car Nerd* SERVING M.S.U. Your WITH Ckry*ler*Plymouih Dealer NEW CAE SALES r*iraa Art. Theme I'SED CAE SALES TONS! "TONS! Andy's Barber Shop ) our "ItaHtcrittf! Headquarters" ( onxmienlK located across from the I nion next to Marx lee* ONLY AT BE SURE TO TRY US WE HAVE All POSSIBLE USED BOOKS AW A COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW BOOKS Laundry Bag 89c GIBSON'S Office Registration Test — Michigan State News 'aces Newcomers Section 4 .... Features Preview Offered Harb¬ in Welcome Week Show Freshman Edition ehcduling difficulties. Members Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1955 f Tower Guard. sophomore wp- "ien's honorary. Green Helm#!. fresh- Frosh-Soph n<\ Alpha A Fast Start rary. will g||S It's a Busy en For s : conflict#. Auditor term R Welcome Week reviewing otitsmmx. rate i SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 18 m» will He «w y—r ht.v to cl»w«w. *•*"' —me W eek Hotel Parent's Convi a 11) Is Key The dean of the llasic College Thomas Hamilton ex¬ amines a plaque in the llasic College building honoring 3-5 p.m. Open House at the International Center 2 Attracts 3:30-3 p.m. tour-i Open House al Campus Religious Centers Campus Activity In Ikisic College B'nal Brlth Canterbury Club (Episcopalian) llillcl Foundation Bectory 743 Grove Street for Everything js Parents Christian Science Organ (ration Christian Student Foundation Asher House 213 Evergreen St. College House ifb» on Little Card ATC ^ t.enter 11 ohm's | Von WilllA>arn Gamma Delta (Lutheran-Missouri Lutheran Student Association Synod) 148 W. Grand Hiver 444 Abbott Boad College Lutheran Church Division and Ann Sts. ip ,»rd with your life. •hat advice. don't take it as a toko K zizl t'0,,v«s. i'oureva f/jg FttCtS Newman Club (Catholic) Pan- Orthodox Student Association Corner Fern and Abbott Road Orthodox) 1330 Me itwatton card which is issued at rvpisti Spartan Christian Fellowship Bethel Manor. 803 F. Grand River ,*;,r activity coupon hook is your key Trinity Collegiate Fellowship Trinity Church, 314 MAC Ave. bundle of school - a ac J T.lki f.vlha!I game. X STAT® Yearbook To Use Features _■ I'ubllahni l«f i "3«y throuih FrUI New Style Set thv AU-Anwrlo.n N<-« « I* produced For Wolverine dent stuff thut li us brinctnit uthn dent. unit f.n-uh: Michigan State in feature latest eanipu. limn | article*. Important state. Thafa the job of the 19S6 %urld nows. | Wolverine. Picture* a* well copy in a niairatine fen- I ture style will ahotv off the | Wolverine's new format *c- j cortlinir'to Ktlwaril Pardon, Ann Arbor senior, editor. vents. football, earnl- hulliliniis. the military he centennial celcbra- WELCOME The Wolverine "lop brn**" (I., to tl.) FRESHMEN Kdwartl Pardon, Thin Murtiv rrlller h«» mud r the State New* hi* l.ols Arnold nnd Marcla Allen. nmrntni; hahit. The staff hope* sou Mill make it your*. Program •'ItlllAY, SRITKMItKK 2.1 Enrollment unit ltcKi«tr.ilu»n Accordion To Alphitlvlic.nl Schctlulc fast uxsiiwrs o\i x dkiiimni theater offers ioi — 7tir| estertaismst \iuiti ). MAKE A DATE AMI SH VUrt on the third floor 1% thr Ihc i> Log tV TIIE WEST AT THE HUM hee WTITK Nrwn. Page 4 lATritOAY, SKPTKMRKR :t Y- ' MIN. HIDE EAST OF t'.AMIM S. I ) off l| May A mwaII "al -rr.J;, - • w * ihr lammrr with Canton and IENJOY Ot'lt MODERN CONCESSION Road Make Tlw Stair \rics 2 Journals )onr mmm lint Engineer*. • • rn*i«vm« editor. Nancy Morning Habit \rlrritiartail* Do itoV Marilyn Kruegei Fernrtah the ihe M.-l Vetertlt- Spartan Kuirtn COLLEGE REXALL DRUG STORE The Favorite Drug Store With Michigan State Students and Faculty FOR OVER 50 YEARS Transfer ('.mils «m.,i«t To Kcreivo Make Us YOUR Favorite ndMHp Special Welcome Meeting Place Too. be gieeted in a special way durin •ome Week The Spat tan Wc * Ixague, women's servk niration. has planned a meet i effort to bring mare m* 00 Sunday. Sept 18. at 4 p ir »« ulnUI u euta- jm »*vond floor rowouw t rimVirr. ptr- | All traiufrr women uttrnUmt I 4 Irmtmn mmn W •ahjrcta daring the pwat j*'" divided into *rou(» of to belp plan | lca» to COMPLETE > other l tnr »n<* wry out various Welcome PRESCRIPTION, DRUGS, , tarr.e time em- j ,;t gfjaaa. Editing the Engineer this year ;W*rk activities Each group will have a ;« Harlow Kelso*. Traverse faculty City ' advisor and a student leader the COSMETIC AND FOOD AND FOUNTAIN . •4 the wtodent junior ! latter selected from Newa editorial among out- , The buairiesa manager is Jim standing IISU coed* Many of AillU1" »» *•- the j Johnston. Wauwautnaa sopho- coed leaders are former transfer uw*g editorial more The associate editor Bob students, and SERVICES is are aware of the pravftdra fan it In erwaamnrd j Storking. Pmnont junior, and the particular problems which trans¬ jV^urtK*! manager u Joan On- j fer students from other college* THE MICHIGAN STATU NEWS Foreign Students Locate a Home at International 'Hub1 Approximately >00 foreign »tu- ending a pleasant evening, Last yetr fw the first tlma the Make The State News Spartan For Spartans denu are enrolled at MRU each year. Th host and hostess of the In- The International Center la the at I he Center. Center are Mr. and Mrs. linger F. Moran who live national Week nsored an Inter¬ which Included » *~wHting#and niomrs- «*♦* ait criteria (or social "hub" for the foreign stu¬ judging the dents. The The International Festival speeches and discussions Ity well- known leaders, Hie International Your Morning Habit quality of rampus humor mag- building Is located which Is held In the spring Is a Fesllval and a dinner for Ihe for¬ across from the west side of the big project of the foreign students. eign students, the Spartan must lop the Union. The Center Is usually the meet¬ ing place of the foreign student MKlf about 35 years ago, and i«*fi clubs. The facilities of the build¬ has grown to a point where mor« ing Include a student kitchen, tele- than $4 million Is spent annually to keep the university In every* WELCOME TO i-S f Mttori*1 ihrvrtlon rt lldng from tacks to steaks. f7wrW» wh,i dtwrtb** htm- CENTRAL FREE METHODIST CHURCH christian student foundation * student pub- • tH- handled by «•«* WaahlnKlon •( J*ff*raon Annus I). Mrl.nrhtnn, I'nslur 10:00 SUNDAY SCHOOL ,bTX^ A fin* class fur rnllrn* youth. 11:00 MOKNINU WORSHIP 7:00 KVKNINC WOHSIIIP the same, ntigh- A Uvrljt New Kdifir* Warm Christian Fellowship Spartan Christian Fellowship COLI.KOK IIHUSK Interdrnomlnutional IIH Wrst (.rand Itivrr PEOPLES CHURCH Interdenominational 200 West (irand River C. Ilrandt Tefft, I'aator lavral Um|iIit of ihr liilrr-Vuraily Clirislimi Fellowship -COLLEGE HOUSE STAKE - OPEN HOUSEi Roy J. Schramm, Director (.rorice T. Kennedy. Methodist Assoriale Sept. 1», :ur, p.m., Itethcl Manor tieorue II. Kehm, Presbyterian Associate Mrs. Josephine Ferguson, Foundation See. TIIE CHRISTIAN STUDENT FOUNDATION IS TIIE STUDENT FRESHMAN RECEPTION: Sept. 22, »:«MI p.m. OKCANI7.ATION (IN CAMPUS FDR METHODIST. PRESBYTERIAN. Union llallrooiu IIAPTIST. CON tilt ELATION A I.. ANII EVANCEI.ICAI. AND REFORM¬ ED and OTHER STUDENTS AT MICIIK.AN STATE. tpus Group OPEN HOUSE: Sept. 2.'l, 11-12 p.m., Ilrthrl Manor FRESHMEN WEEK OPEN HOUSE - THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, at H P.M. al College House, W esley House, ami I'euplea Chureli. t'S Horses liCMC: Sept. 2i SQUARE DANCE ON SATURDAY NIGHT, Social Ilall, People* Church. ACTIVITIES: llililr Study, Prayer, Socials, - SUNDAY SERVICES - Weekly Inspirational Hour HOI.Y COMMUNION nt'Ji.'lllu.m., MeCtitte Chapel, I'euplea Chureli. MORNING WORSHIP SERVICES at 10 ami 11:30 a.m., I'euplea Stink-nl I notional competition. IriiltT; BETHEL MANOR Chureli. CAMPUS VESPERS EACH SUNDAY EVE ul 7:30 P.M. fur all alu* ileitla liehl ul I'euplea Church. ■ I round Srrricf HI I.'I E. Cruml River DENOMINATIONAL BREAKFAST GROUPS EACH SUNDAY PHONE El> 2-1137 MORNING. FOR FRESHMEN, "CLUB \V>" meets fur four Monday evenings In- To hnoic Christ and To Make Hint Knoicn" ginning Momluy, Sept. 26th al College House. COME AND GET ACQUAINTED WELCOME CLASS OF '50 for Study Lamps Sportswear Text Books Fountain Pens Writing Materials Art Materials Engineering and Stationery Science Equipment Pennants & Blankets VISIT THE BEAUTIFUL ON BOOK STOREIN THE UNION BUILDING A Department of Michigan State University Established to Serve You Area Churches Offer Services For Students of All Faiths lh» NinV< IMItrMM REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH rht A law. I Mnwrtal tlwiprt b. the w«tw far .11 nwm. reeond reii*w*« WW. ^ IWAhealml l* !WkM*»» SUteV aerrkeweo. it alamla m the haah* «f the tr»d(ltnn A ww StllMnti iw\ Cliwn.1 Mtw1 f>w Ihr 4ir iww« the Mrw"'* <* "«■ State News n-rt Olurn-A «t Ohr»t. S.-smti«t i ATTENTION— \ Spot for l on Eastern Orthodox Students! Oiminft the phAMVtSTAiVY* *»**•»_ . - v - »>n.i mw «, > eterans I rs«l f n^mi FairvhtM UMie* * e mr^vt ww>t w the st.tr and Kvatvst on the feurth To Oltlaiu PaiH^rs I WESLKY.VN METHODIST K**t Vw-bit*. .1 Vuitolu riMM IV I SMto KENNETH K. KYI KR. ra»tw jAWtrftwi that vViKnAny «*#** ve« f«vr stTNVrt* S»mU< SHmwI • I* *.». S^tvoo tft xht i>«ivK K**t li YKxtomt W*cwt»|> . II a at. vA"t Mclean j Vm»« IVoytai - » r a» f.MT «ppl> - | EN mine H wrUof . ' a **. ** r«l«in* 1 i ikW*i* isvrUtfi tW OrtKvkYY *">*?»» JKT,f KD :^.V^ <*r M *nv,w* t* w* A^tttU^ of >rsi\ P O *3k KMI -nil? end or yamh search FOR A FEIFMMT ANU rch- rv« IV J-KH *iuJAM r.. Entry. ¥»«(«■ EPISCOPAL UNIVERSITY CENTER WINSTON H. HALSTKIV AaMul MMrter l»R. DAVID M ACHTKI. Mtahtee of M«k- R AiHEJ FRIKMV GRINNELL, Charrh Srrroar. ALL SAINTS CHURCH I V Kr>. t.,w>L>« M. Jr.. KerGer - ED 7-9131 IV Rrr, J.J\« t\ IVrtrr. Vmnruty I ka plain — VII 2-1.I1.1 TV I Knnrk I mbrpwaml LUTHERAN STUDENT! MARTIN LUTHER CHAPEL COUEH lUIMMN aim MISSOURI -| - SYNOD - - NATIONAL LUTHERAN C01 W« 411 AMM K4 Tw» Mark* Mdk af cman**- afM-iK Ml KD s «;ERHARD It. Ml vntM.ER. Vinr DOMaa *m4 Am Street* HERBERT C. WOLF. Pa-tar • SUNDAY SERYRX - II A.M. Ckartr* KliakwtrA. AmrUlf l mbima firU >'oat>r Phne ED l-MTI So»4a» Srhari tm* RtWr ITav. St NIUY STRVH VS — SrM. »:S*. A M at Ra«l»A SrWI •:tS A.M. TMt RSDAY T *• A M. SERVICES - 8:30. 9:30, 11:00 t&j — — IW4< Ciooni. SnOai Vii.ii i _ #;lj p.m, at A aArrr I aatwrwa CWrM M Oaw. — 11-^ A* -TWtWy Cmmmw - < ANTER8IRY ti l 8 - Swoiay l acing Ml 6:30 CHOIR REHEARS At. «< tM P.M. be Broifa' FRESHMEN NIGHT CAMVA DELTA LUTHERAN STUDENT ASM* .1 tT**| September 22nd — &00 P.M. USLAanbrnfr Sakjr rrear t *' Mt the »«i (Wr'llLal FrMa< <:■* Student Union Bldg. — Room 31 •totet enter. InM at Um chore 1* aja. to 1# fAja. OPEN HOUSE ALL FRESHMEN INVITED rfttoHttt ••'liliifif'r' THR MtritlGAM STATR NRWS TK« ChurcK of Your ci>oi« Churches Sponsor Registration Active State Howls St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Student Chape! 105 Abbott IIimiiI East IJin.inL', Michigan I (urtlial It (•/(iimc limits ion .ft Easi Lansing Trinity Church ORDER OF SERVICES M(l«.«*. •111 M.V.C. tiniur. K.t«l |jn«inc Sunday on Abbott lloail 7:S0 • * 11:31) • 12:511 Maxes at SI. Thomas Chapel on Alton Itoad 9:110 • 11 :<><• .1 liihtr Tracking Ministry in thi' (enter of Hast lansing »* Weekday 7:110 - S:iMl t.nuipji Holy Day of Obligation (t:(M) ■ . 9:00 • 12:00 *«■ Sings K. EUGENE Willi VMS. Pastor Coil fl'HHiollH WORSHIP SKRVires: Saturday. II S» A.M. .IHRI.K EXPOSITION Dally before anil uflrr nil 7:30 P.M. • lllltl.K EXPOSITION Devotion. OTHER SERVICES: Mrdnl Nnyena, Tuwday 9:15 A.M. • SIMMY SCHOOL ( I.ASSES FOR Al.l. AGES Daily linear) Nntena «:30 P.M. • TRINITY COI.I.KGIATK FRLLOWHHIP a:0n P.M. - PR AYER ANI» IIIHI.E STUDY ON WEHNESOAY Helicons Instruction EVENING. Calhnlir* and non-Catholics inlrrr-tof in sludving the doctrine, of the I hurrh ran receive pritale instructions lit nppoinlmenl or nttend Imiuirv t'In—c- to l>e held at Newman Hall. 117 Kern xlreet.. nl Ihe following hour.: Monday—7:00 and H:0fl p.m.. Thursday —7:0(l and 9:00. Credit Course. In Religion. Education Taught bv Msgr. Jerome V. MarKnrhin and Kr. Itoherl Knvanaugh. 10."— Introduction to lle'igion (Kali. Winter, Spring) Dpen to Krrxhmen. 208— FRESHMAN CLASS Christian Theoloo (Winter Term); 207—Christian Ethic. (Spring Term) Check Course Schedule for Details. MAKE (jilhnlic Student Activities The Nawman Club is the nffirinl Catholic Organization at MSI' The purpose i« to fiadrr the spiritual, educational, and socinl life of the Catholic SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH student on the campus. Newman Hall. 117 Kern slreel, where best of friends meet, a collegiate atmosphere, with snack bar. library facilities, discussion and .ludv groups, YOUR (ill RCH HOME weekly Communion breakfasts and mixers, under student direction. Open House nl Newman Hall every Sunday night. President — Dirk Murray SOITH W ASHINGTON AT MOORE'S RIVER DRIVE LANSING Orientation Week Meeting r for all Calhnlir students—, p.m. Thursday, Sept. YOU WILL ENJOY THE FRESH APPROACH TO COD'S WORD WOMEN'S GYM AND WARM. MUSIC-FILLED SERVICES SPECIAL 10 CM. BIBLE SCHOOL 6 P.M. YOUTH HOUR PICNK^SEPT. 23 11 Y.M. STUDENT RETREAT, OCT. 16 TO 20 MORNING WORSHIP 7 P.M. EVENING SERVICE MONDAY, OCT. 3 — MEETING FOR FRESHMF.N MEN AND WOMEN AT THE ST. THOM *S STttllENT CHAPEL PRAYER SERVICE WEDNESDAY - 7:30 P.M. ABBOTT ROAD FOUR PRIESTS AT THE SERVICE OF THE STUDENTS AT ALL TIMES. SURE AND CALL IV 2-9382 FOR A RIDE TO ANY SERVICE Rectory-601 Abbott Rd. Tel. ED 25911 ASSOC PASTOR. DOUGLAS SCOTT TUB MICHIGAN STATE NEWS MAKE THE STATE NEWS YOUR MORNING HABIT WiKOME HSU STUDENTS Top Entertainers Highlight * * * ■HflHHIHI L-C Mantovai Slai 'World Travel Series' Travelogues Go Over Big One of the more popular week-Ml and Frcdrte Christian "River I Davis III start Ihr Feb¬ To Ap, end features at Michigan State I of No Return" on the 25th. f ruary scries with "l-anri of thr Is the World Travel Series. The i series stretches from October to I stmt Midglcv, who also make* Crimson Cliffs" on Ihr 4th fol¬ Nvi:iv„, May, will. TVohnleolor travel- l,w0 ... •PPwrantc. on the year a lowed by William (!. Campbell1* Also Srhr the II- V "Japan" on Ihr 2«lh snd Karl almost every week In that v Robinson's "Adriatic Holiday" on Mir hi gi. ii Ihr 2Mh. stair', Robert Maiictt will appear nltthlrrs" will ^ Inn of thrlr ID cants. Dee. 3 with "Vlt »'»" followed l>y sun start Mldcely will rrlarn U Ihr Marrh MANTOVANI ABTHUB nBM.BR some of thr »f |)ri|[||" Ailmlrnl Donald II. MacMillan "Cairo lo llaghda the rnlrrlninninul Lectured THOMPSON JEWELRY (0. ,111 again begin the series wllh and Frt-d Machcl On And Stage Ihla fall. (!m-nlnnd an,I th, Tar North" j Advonluro" on Dc frrd M. Ballry'a "Wrslrm and j n Oct. I On the Hlh II will la'! To >Ur, (hf rvlng Johnson and "Strange' inlh sn< Col. John Craig's ■laces. Strange People. j i. 1. ^ ^ Stip,rl„r Francis "llsogrr Is My Rnslorw. Illh. Seven Lecturers Symphnn In April It will br OH Recording January will be John [ill, Jr. with "Penguin ! »n the 71 h, Hal Unker'i NagrlV To Fill Series *1 b.V IVun Si.hu WELCOME CLASS in "59 i •Kayaks Down the 21st. Ken Richtrr's the 27th and Phil i villi "Ro the 28th 'will The Ircturr portion of thr UM.5-RB l.ectii re-Concert Srrlra trstlon. i bring to thr Michigan State atagr seven top flight Lecture-i May will wlnd- Ing sn hi "Romantic New Or- lectures from the fields of journalism and entertainment. les I ami Slut Una n TO EAST LANSING the 28th. 'Across Tropical | Tickets for thr lectures are 5th and Julian talnrd In thr same manner as To open the winter portion of ket offitM* VISIT concert tickets Activity book,. the series. Ilenry Hull, dialing TIIE BEAUTIFUL I.UUON Issued si registration, are the key ulahrd Amrrlran actor, will ap progrnms. THKATKK POIl AN AFTERNOON OR lo both types of tickets. Jan. It. EVENING'S ENJOYABLE ENTERTAIN¬ WELCOME FRESHMAN pear on the Stale News, tickets srv avail¬ MENT AMI RELAXATION. able In the Union Concourse ticket NOW office Activity bonk coupons are Thp Kintal in First-Hun Mnlinn Picture it. you ran enjoy safrr, The lecture series will be Entertainment . . . I.alm-I in Sound Equip¬ c npxt feature chief is font si Del. ii with the appearance ment Ilod.form Sent* fur Ihr Utmost whtler washdays he lecture scries. Eldon Grif- Then the . . . i Mmr. Wellington Has. the ! in Uomfnrt. IIUMOR and Sam Halpcr. members of Company n I the foreign staff of Time maga- pair of pcrft with On Oct 27 Dwlght Cook, I'nlum the conipar Feb' Ijtte Show Every Friday n Es viNciioi 'st: SPARTAN bia Broadcasting System new analyst, will lake Ihr lecture plat . I I Ray « Boheme" an Midrilrton. distinguished they will j star of the musical theater, will msus." Night (or Thai ll.g llalr! | conclude the lecture with hla Winding i CENTRAL MICHIGAN'S MOST Automatic Washers 11 appearance on Feb. 21. on Dec. 7. WELCOME I serf Kxctusiivlu at MODERN AND COMFORTABLE THEATRE 4 Freshmen The with Bontim Arthur Fu j\,j« TO EAST LANSING will kick-off the To liighlight on Jan. 0 East Lansing Laundry And MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Then the «m Spartan Revue will make a i«. Feb. 6. 7 Violin, we wish to take this opportunity to Spartan spirit is boosted and catti will spiK'tir extend our very iiest wishes to the | channeled by an organisation apt¬ SAVE TIME! •i Horn ly titled "Spartan Spirit," new freshman class ano all trans¬ An organ of the All-University fer students for a most enjoyable opposite the campi'! SAVE MONEY! SERVICE! Student Government. Spartan and memorable.stay in east i.ansing. Spirit commission plans and car* The follow i hoping that we may add to your Anderson, the pleasure. we are scheduling the fin¬ sing with the 9 est domestic and foreign films also rcspon- take the stage ESPECIALLY FOR YOU available in both wide kange and cinemascope. j . siblc vuc ! the annual Spartan Re- a pep rally, featuring top flight professional and local talent. Church Lr also presenting . . . This year the Revue la arJwd- i.atf:st world news events led far the night hefare the choice selected short subjects iatre Dame game. The Fanr at moderate prices Mass is hel MAY WE SERVE YOU SOON! Peoples Chi The Revue will be held in Jan- The Rcligic iiaon Fieldbousc while the other commonly a pep rallies will be staged at the silent meet i STATE RANK |JSMSSMM IKT1NATC TMATtl j Band | .out j year of shell At least town one j be broadcast nationally. of the rallies will football tripT^Last over 450 students traveled j each Sunday mornini i to the Notre Dame game at South I Band on the special train. E. Grand Rn turcs gre spu The advisers till can now enjoy ihr proline of a distinctive IVrMtnL Paul DeKon clicckliook willi each rlirrk liandsoniely impriiiltsl with your Economical Housing own name. W L WELCOME imprint your clon ks right here in the hank. hilueational ami Sttciol Op/tort unities PROMPT service in a few moments. toLANSI.Nt; ^ AILABLE to all. If mm'. co-op. at ut sm mtu i we wish to take this OI'lttRTI >ml you have any type of cheeking account with the purpM, .1 rrcalint I raster 1,11a.,big amu eailegt to extend to you our BEST WI>HI>| with lis now you may stagrnt. hi providing rrrnrnstcal rws change to this new Person!, account. aad cwltaral acU.IUes far Uwir msktiv and board, aad social for a most memorable. AND *ll I! you hope. an enjoyable stay AT Mil Hl haven't a clun king account with us, comr in ami open gan state university. | one soon. You will enjoy this prompt. |Harsoual service. Michigan stole raoalot la sine fraar local* YOl It cancelled check is your safest receipt. me are scheduung the and finest films available i.ATI>T| YOl It check will he on h best due LET US KENT YOU A .1 ,,.nirr nviillabla. j *l< |h,. nfferetl by MSU'it Olln Memorial Health Lih.' school'* complete ntetlieal ami hospital service W|„,' Annual Speech Conclave PORTABLE or STANDARU ^ j,, the heart of the rilfnptis, | lemn In hrliht green and whitr uni¬ ^0 IntrodiK'iii^ form. with while puttee*. Thr three drum major* wear white WELCOME wr imbrr. here for an Snow UnitIs FRESHMEN * snd Ihf Health Srr- Discussion Speakers Itiirrail eppred l» the tank of Bet- M furk in iwhl hc*Hh and •jr No Terrors east lansing Di'hulr Oral Reading; , inn kirk to flaas »a ^rTo^rih^'awCaZ1 noulth service. linr SjHtrl tilts Oratory F\lcnip m §■ m j ^ „ m I N«»t only are those ihrn* word bus station Men s (.oonnl TO III: HELD W«- run write tickets to H(tS (afl ril 'l HI I i TrSTlE wlSrmun dmd, illiy point ill the U.S.— From any point. TUESDAY, October 4. l'Lld Greyhound Line* Iniliuii Trail* p.m. IMiysies-Muth lliiililiiig—Lounge pltntUrri Short Way Li urn -«0»- 234 M.A.G. S|ioiiNorcil by by the IVan of Students. With u 14n PHONE ED2.2BI3 .. DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH few excepts. Men's Judiciary1 caM'S can be appealed to the All-' par,,n Comparatively. the ground* clr- " anmcwfiAf AND WE PICK UP AND Univcrs.lv Judiciary. ras,rr t,ur,n< thr xhr<* f"»- the l«*ingf but It's always ready to Men's Council also sponsors activity cards, which give students, «» 4nf,«* «f *""W. DELIVER! a chance at registration to list ac- • Whether two inches or 20 fall, tivitios thev would like to partici- ,the grounds department is on the pate in. The cards are later re- Job almost as soon as the first Michigan state university liuivll (il corded according to activities flakes land, keeping campus walks listed and turned over to organ!*- and roadways clear for student ation officers. and faculty traffic. lecture - concert series 1955-1956 THOSE MULTI-MILLION- Srrlin A Scries B Oct. 21 Ballets Kspagnols Del. 17-Manlovani and Orchestra of DOLLAR NEW CAR COLORS! Nov. 21 • • New York City Opera England Company ("la lloheme") Nov. 7 • llallet Kusse de Monte Carlo Nov. 29 - ScoIn Guards Hand Nov. 22 • New York City Opera Dec. 7 • Sanla Cecilia Choir of Rome Company ("l>ie Fledermau*") Cell. 7 ■ Azuma Kabuki Dancers of Jan. 9 - lloNton Pops Japan Feb. ii - Azuma Kahuki Dancers of Feb. 2M • /inn Franceses!!! Japan March 7 • VirliMnl di Roma March 9 - Marian Anderson March 12 ■ Chicago Symphony Orchestra Id'cturcu (A unil B) Paper-Mate WE SELL ALL MAKES OF NEW PORTABLES Oct. 19- Mm*. Wellington Koo-Wife of Chinese Ambassador to the United Stale* Oct. 27 - Dm ight Cooke ■ ('IIS News Analyst • UNDERWOOD Jan. 19-Henry Hull ■ Distinguished Actor Jan. 2*i - Harrison Salisbury • New York Times • OIJVETTI fell, s . Kbl on H£> Oct. t - Admiral Donald It. MarMillan - Jan. 21 • John Coddard "Kayaks Down • SMITH 81.K, AND *H ■ "Greenland and the Far the Nile" TAY AT MKtt North" Jan. 27 - Ken Kirhler "Italy" • • REMINGTON Oct. 9-Irving Johnson • "Strange Jan. 29-Phil Walker "Romantic New- People. Strange Places" Orleans" THE LATCT Ocl. 13-Domain Wilhelmsen • "Legend Cell. I ■ Hob Davis - "l and of The in the Andes" Crimson Cliffs" AILAHEE. H*'-| Oct. 29 - Nicol Smilh - "Bavaria" Feb. 21 - William (J. Campbell • "Japan" WE SERVICE Al l. MAKES OF H>D to Nov. 12-Curtis Nagel "Blue Danube" Feb. 2*> - Karl Robinson - "Adriatic IENT. ALL -»b Nov. 19-Bob Friars - "Travelogue Holiday " TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES style with performance! Nov. 25 • Highlights" Fredric Christian • "Hiver of March 3 - Slan Midgley the Northwest" - "Adventure in No Return" March 10 • Dr. Alfred M. Bailey • • Taking the country by »tyU! Chooee * Tu-Ton« Nov. 26 - Stan Midgley - "Yosemite" "Western and Northern combination to nutch your car. buainaaa IMC. 3 - Robert Mallell - "Vienna and Australia" erne*, acbool or club colore! Marrh 17 - Col. John Craig • "Danger in Dae. 10- Thayar Soak • "Cairo to My Business" • Nee and «xcluaiv« Silvered Tip in Ine April 7 - Olln Pellingill. Jr. - "Penguin or medium paint. World'a aoootbaat wriur. Doe. 17 - Frec^lterhelanz • "North to Summer" Fatly guaranteed. Advgalure" April II - Hal Linker• "Cuba" April 29 -Curtis Nagel "Rolling Down - • Nov and andualra Widco* Ink anda "atop to Rio- end »o* writing. Won't etain or anaar. May 5 - l.en Stuttman • "Acraaa Waahca out ad detb- Permanent an papar. Tropical Africa" May 12 - Julian Cromer • "Kabaloue • Maw and ewluaite relvat-touch retractor "cllcka" Gulf Coast" the point into and out of writing poeition! NOTICE: Student* are admitted free to the above programs • Haw "hold fact" clip bolda fact by use of their Arlivity Books issued to them during the registra¬ tion period. 3500 SQUARE FEET OF SHOPPING SPACE... JUST FOR YOU!! at CAMPUS BOOK STORE Archy'sh..i| On East Grand River Avenue Across From the Union. atm Where You'll Find: Beta Theta Pi BLANKETS, PENS, AIM) PENCILS, PICTURE FRAMES, Pm Kappa Taii ALL SIZES OF NOTEBOOKS A FI1XERS. Welcomes you to ART PRINTS, GREETING CARDS, present Michigan Stale GIFT WRAP, RUBBER BANDS, PAPER CLIPS. and invites you to DELTA STREET eujov dining at its best. GLUE, NOVELS, PAPER BACK BOOKS, FOUNTAIN PENS, LAUNDRY BAGS, SHUFFLE STUDY LAMPS, SCRAP BOOKS. PHOTO A1JIUMS, SPORTSWEAR, TYPING SUPPLIES, BESIDES THE REGULAR SCHOOL SUPTUES FRIDAY, SEPT. 23, 1955 specially selected FREE REFRESHM Archy's for M.S.U. Students Stag or Drag 2321 K. Mkhi*«n Ifs A Steal At $6.00... .... Yes, your money can buy no more. For this yearbook will capture for you, in beautiful lasting photo*, all the exciting events that will fla.li by in your freshman year. Tbe Wolverine Hill become for the first time a university yearbook, and will coutain celebrations of our centennial year. You can't afford to pass this by. or let it pass you. i'lacc your order at registration, and avoid disappointment at the end of the year. You must not be without the