U 5. c. Library .felt Lar.= lng, lie Michigan Stale News |;A 'I I. A*. - r■ MM II I'. AS. '' III. It Ir •• I I .||;l.|i 500 STUDENTS M.S.C. Turkey Will Grace Table ol SUBSCRIPTIONS Mayor of East Lansing 40 JUNIORS ARE Heavy Polling Marks First 10 PARTICIPATE President FOR WOLVERINE ,s old College Athlete f ' Election of Term as Frosh N SERVICE SUN. PASS 400 MARK APPOINTMENTS Ballot For Class Officers L. L Fnmodig , h , World War Dead Rngpri Anrminrn Nf* Plan nf Kelley Releases ll.t of Com enti URock m ( !o^ V . f, f U (It Military Rite* In P.vmrnt Through Enroll tv l»\\ III III A It \ mittee* With Their Armory Chairmen 'iilrny and Liwermore *re Other , mpnl Frci. f of Y» t» rd . • EEC1NS AT 4:00 P. M. SNAPSHOTS WANTED MENTIONS 9 CHAIRMEN (, V i.irv and Mini, Dp Appointment* l.i»ted for firoup Hope) for Further Reduction*. . In Tikr P..I In Pictures to He Taken In Price of J Hop Mrmorial. Neil Week Tickett. l.ratls in Tln-ln . \lplm I'hi I'Iay Idrntcr ( wlt l-i ol. Hit s In \rrith til HOLD CONTESTS IN SPEECH DEPT. Eitrmporary Speakers to Com pete in Forestry BuilHirg November 14. DRAMATIC CLUB "mjATV c PRESENTS PLAY CONVENE HERE Offer First Student Produc lion in Little Theater Tonight DADS ORGANIZE at Fight O ( lock FOR NEXT YEAR Permanent Croup Set I p hv OUNCIL VOTES Fathers Here at First An nua! Dad i Day ONBAND RULING of Three W. •! • Informatir, ■ n ttrcheslra* Professor Airs Views on Possibility of Next War BATES LEAVES Ctiorll it Duhioui of Another Battle Grrm.n MILITARY DEPT on So, I L«eut Col Battenberg Named Property Custodian FARM HOUSE MEN Perhap* the Governor BREAKFAST Will Attend Our Next Game STATES BABY NURSERY' div.uor. tie "a* Oeen the RECEIVES RECOGNITION ,Ller> .;m>t -iub : :• M. r..*an Hut# i Offi- A a-1.era. favorite at If Pettit Is Original Flit 00RHES NAMES r U~ii"T.*t if Ba ra tranafrr Gun Operator ofNation CADET OFFICERS Vataraa frtfiuw Rntiled at warn Firit Sergeant* and laraetw at Banc Farnala f«'ror«l» art Appointed iHO' »tttS *+» retired m far wrvtc* i«7 in White sr. the World or Fly "Dap*." far Cavalry had the i an* of !i*\*t«rtaci-colooei. and during h*» M ve* r« of army f •ttr.r. Then the •or* wa* an infantry captain and Quick Henry the ik »,« COLONEL RODNEY ST EARS and m th- adjutant » oAice *»«erv anoen aa i AT EXCHANGE LUNCHEON • Wide*} ^ ' Voorhaa iaat Prut*? toeing re- ■-"t«S the THREE FACILTY WOHEN y■■■ .Hilars. The »i*i tn- L.-j'. ') K Fcxlrev head cd U; -■ Urutrnari 'loir. War- , article • received i* Unlen »e Hale Twe 'act thai a veteran II S C prtk- lor U - . teparuaer INJURED IN AUTO HISH.AF ^ wai aj^crtn-.d auju- Warren Bred if.. Mn.«r. frcan the Kama CU> Part*** Title . rn U«e UflKrg H uxipbrey | || MM East laming ren—i Ctfjr. r K»rr.» tr Ester Binturuirum t the b It al|-hap>e^^d -n sarr ; cavalry Juniors pvtn the 1»I7 during 'J* .Mi-Oda Hr cadet ftrst arrgnauiu World aar' meat • ' v - < - ,. A. * new cadet corporate xrr -•^e auRjiUj «a- rumed *mo a «uii- Ui h^-t Ctaorei vurce 3ai A III" . ® atehaaa» *r.c-n;.M. Lansing Huron Smith tary camp "n-.ere «raa a trr*>u* ad "The trjx-ng * ar. Park Md 8u in :b ►-IS or in :ne ooitege* < iha couol e Mux ■- Clifford Smith ia Willi rd Cnbos EaM B«*xdrs the y day . A-t um :r-a tetth i *fcired ,& Aao t Aos- such a received Docior cfc'ararter • ; Lfwm ahter » ^ Iter Uuua- » .*r. Wil rmrrnU »'hO 01*4- a< uw lonu. held *** and lead* to mate leader* a# t Dor id Clwrj nursery. *r. K Y Stuart IWvUk buildyng have arsttet Harold Welch Waited A bird's-eye view LOOK! showed the way Telephone engineers recently found the l»cst route lor a new trie phone lit*" by taking a bird's* eve view The 06 their difficulties* territory was heavily wooded, Everybody can with swamps this work was and peat beds with roads far ajwrt. as made by aerial photography. With map, the best route was readily plotted, field facilitated. Afford a Wolverine it Bell Svatem more ingenuity continues to extend the telephone's reach — to speed up service —ta convenient, more valuable to vou. -No Down Payment- BELL SYSTEM POSTERS $2 Winter Term *a4 $2 j>pring Term With»Your IvefLstration Fees © THI BFUONB HOME AT LEAST ONCE A ' CHABOEE IT THE SOLES \tl< lit';AN STATU NEW > I I Ml. S| \|l. lltllMV ,uhi Fall term Parlies and an AMI s\TI ItlHV Social Program Open lloiiso .Mark Biggest Social Offered Tonight Week-end Before Thanksgiving By Home Ke Club Rrportt on N»ti«i»»l ond Slutr Convention. Will Bo Qvmi at M»'t Set eliminations In Swimming for LEO BROWNELL Saturday. Nov. 11 Barber & Winners of Contests Will Com¬ Beauty Shop bow r bi;bm \m;\t w \vi: pete Ae*in*t Battle Creek IT To-o\n \. \oiks' ii \IK (i TTIM; OI'KK \TOIt. MA It \ MOIP. \N Nini'lM-n IVopIr . M. \ ( \venue Phone ViftOl j \rr Initiated By Slu'li-nl Gran iff After the Game \ Bring \oiir friend* i; lo a real £ F. -'... I' W I I . S. W. L. ! BULLETIN 1 BIOLOGY GROUP HEARS STEAK DINNER DEANS AT SYMPOSIUM ! Also— i W ork Begun On I'anllell F'.ent IU V VOl K I I.OMTKS I W AFFI.FS \ I AST I. \ NvV; OYSTKR STFW \ HOT MIM'K IMF \ Collegiate Flower Shop (The Hunt ifnob $I]n|J j; i-cl Fall Term S|t.trO I'nnrram .yes I /ike tha/ wore/ lii'N I ntlt r W;i\ about cigarettes When — when I'm w«>rkini» ami when I'm n«.f, an«l there * no 11iti« when a < in sft rfi< Ids. ( hesttrheld tioe^n t taste nobler Ik-cause C hesterfu lr i i ijgarcttc like OicsterfickN— thev're mild an«l vet thev Satish Mu Phi l.|)sili»n I'ctcs initiates NOTICE ' £ £ i ;3 IF IT'S A DRESS, iron IMU ■ ' rtjUnrd . . .. •!- 0 HA/ DRESSES OR > Shaw entertained «''Ru Dell* pledge* <■ i...me Friday aftrme 1. Ea*( Ututr« SoMCTHING '*0 were uc pledge* and pacr.r»e the cigarette thats MILDER ! Dinner guest* Thursday. Nov 2 . 15.95 — $14.95 j were Mis# Jewie F CUrk. Mia* Al- the ,La U. Ooetach and Miaa Kathnne. cigarette that TASTES BETTER MICHIGAN S I A i K ishWS Waller Win* hi THIRTY ENROLL pun corrective r CHANCE GROUP AT BUS COMPANIES FRIMODIG '''TZ^Kro. WINS student council State HOME EC HOUSES IN HORT COURSE speech classes • 'ITMSI) \<>\ MMKM It 7 SEEK CHARTERS CITY ELECTION Wr»i: fvr Second Hi!f Start Afflicted Students Ur*ed to Assistant Athletic Director is Fruit and Vfyftable Growers V> ;?H Irr «ming of New Special Rates Offered l>\ T' K. i] |:nr0|| Soon pori (Jrfuip*. in New Chosen as City Mayor in "A,Convene in Annual Curls Plan Recent Vote. Short Conrie. •*r Ci»rrt mcel'ur foul p^llg i-Qroadif w; "•a hey ' ; % h\ B.i li tlSID on Join Alter the hi:', jiairr SaM'rtlas have In Annunl Smoke DEAN APPROVES a T*lione ^li-;ik ;it MIXED PARTIES Oirarc il. ^ijtut C! c; fr s A ! s anil Chi Omegas Will Inaugurate New- Social I'unction Nov. 17. (wluncinji Ilock BOARD' HAS VACANCIES I wcrl \ M Arrorr. C 111 \\i Oi 4 l.i < KO!» NEW PAVEMENT BIDS ARE ASKED Pavirg Protects Are Planned tor Es«t Lansinq and Between Cities St" Hi i ,\ u' FOR NCt;.. . K.v. I (II i • INSi niNC FINE TOBACCO FOR i effaceJ Not nunv imukcrs have setn a tine toKuio plant in full bloom, mi we diow you this picture Only a few of these & I NORTH < MM SliALSKINS fine plants are permitted to tinner ami to produce seed. N ... ),.• Then .ircfullJ selected sac el I reproduce the following year the Crcun of the Crop for youi Lueky Strike', for tolo muat I* grown from seed cadi year This careful breading of fint tobaccos explain* why Luckie* maintain the came hue, uniform quality from year to year—so tound and firm and fully packed—free from loose ends. Always tLfmesttokacros wanteo: roRMER Bl KTO.YS \\ ALK-OYER SHOP fyur HALF-BACKS 2il Suiilli Hiikhinilun Aw. Always Ikefinest workmanship I (KJLMX SOC KS Kli>IN(. HOOT* Always IwkietpSmmf 'i»« toasted ** N»n cinhpr !». I'm A1K IfHTAN Si A I Spartans Meet Carnegie Tech On 'State Day' carnegie tech kansas holds KANSAS STATE I Leading Figures In Grid Tilt eleven meets0"""'""8 spartans to STATISTICS I SPAutans here scoreless tie • Imposing Record; Two Strong Forward Walls V.'flory Over Irish. Stage Great Battle of Defense. :IATF. DAY OBSERVED . .>cndi Wffk Polith STATE THREATENS FIRST ,i Stale Offcnuc. Chanrc in First Period Fades freshmen win When Pass Goes Over Goal track parley First Year Men Sror* 72 I'M hlV in?. • i | . < . Paints, Followed by Sopho¬ mores and Juriors \2 * ' Cv ■ liiiSI ward a leads ' ; Kiting (' ku ht . ONi I IEN FROSH in grid league /'kakrit,0> spctrians [jitfrti'ii Notabh rtpuk f Number of Postponed Ga.r *at First Arnuil Dads (aims ■■ := Mar hedulf. Only Four Day Dinner -tj i- poloists lose u. of. d. match Titans Beat Spartans 12 to 4 In Detro't. DAIRY TEAMS WIN »>! \V HONOR IN CONTEST Nm( Held in Chicago. Barratt's shoe Repairing sn«>• :s :>y K!) \\v roi.ou s;iim-;s \c ks — polish ' ((\S * ' W ^ ^ — HKI.OW III RD'S MANAGER OF CAGE Ei nergy 1 luKI ;,S £ i ok nil : • '-**un fle*h. and B. ' , , .-reform >> .-i • ..«! I ■■■mvmatr ».«. ;iv ^ ,, ■ arm*»rv for the F:a»n Butler ■ tutor i« Averv fK»x fh« ( Prvtinr n rrmoriv h *n • • »' d. Maine <•«* Chuck Brown week K. LANSING MAYOR oM K >T\K ATHLETE iv v NOW cam pus eating . . Shmk I flrto the big qan^ u*ac*k. though Jim Coo will Hi- * • c \ iii.iid, nothing ■ «. «2 aurt. At the halves. ■ lrt,, ■ The Vw t . ,n ing to hIJ >wu w an . . ... .! ual •' -I d *** Amutronii »n the -rumi . "7 h ,7, f7n. ,, >>n A t )rp.i.rtwo m.tn ... ... . t . 1 t rhewgolden •uwr. Kurt Wrtm.oi'tn punter arid ,;M, a^hlery V!, heulenaft' *nn oar* a;■ • from r ilxr-r tn* feead "Swan , hmwn biscuits for yoor ?. jJ. Thcy'rtr ready " <*-•"■ c.mp 1. ki- in h» ;«*«" But— ^Hfa Capacity cady to car. And ' iT*" ** . „ . «*"» lie Iran C».unv t in Itir 'ov- tw roortn brt.ii . ■. i. »i top w ith your air regulars Antony that time, he ixi4air*ed. physical t<>ucta football introduced by Fnm' A BerreifaM ef lak Kame to ■ 9 ruki. An toirgv before local (aits for education was compulsory although :m (all to «upijiam roH *■- •* tr»- •till be Art Buss. Bob «* ruoro were required oniy to ap- leftlMy »flort. then U» (ootbah Pin- fi IV iinxi — ftormthtng >ou II »27" RICHMOND i_ BROTHERS iwmcshtag you'U Ki.-thfr Frank Butler.i^e^r tn the fvm :n uniform the ally we reahard »/:■ a..- h*a> ot nht — -■ • ■ the clock, that the mrervww proper was L'JOfcummaied and uiked prob¬ Only able footkail reaults t+ door. fbr THE VITALLY DIFFERENT FOOD _ And what doe* 'FrUn think about suibt, overcoats and tuxedos sy*- ine Cameqie tfaxw'' What do YOU SHREDDED WHEAT : the Cheyenne r \\«11»u:i{ I'HK-iti i.i:xsesiioxxi\g:| RAINBOW RECREATION Jacket* and < untpnnion I tir»ivhuu> 7vo4m College Men's Styles II' » KM! I I i: -I JUDGING TEAM LEAVES at EOR CHICAGO CONTES1 CORDUROYS Collet*e Men's Prices »«. $095 |\K.\j lith kMv.\! i: m ii i; i ..iii>i $4.85 rm >. t.iii ■ in \ .ir>11 \ ei* ItrajK1 Slax i ^i!„hUittom>. N,.ne U-tter made' .Large ,M->rtment Melton Jackets Your Xmas fight. Ctissm'k sty It* i 83.95 WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Gifts Early Suede Jackets ANOTHER PRE-RELEASE SHOWING! ■ASTING Tallin zip genuine suede ' suede leather learner AND with leather collar. ^ - A COMEDY RIOT! oh i Fu-' downs Slate Jl'Ofch UNUSUAI. Selec ted skihs 45.95 ED WYNN til!, i. U. BUck K.-i i.ir.piu- SpuriltHMT < ■ Hit' head itiitsman. Flugt'l iCh:- LEATHER noons Stipon. ( 'apt Skin. 1'ig SWEATERS ! Ij| c skin and Mocha (dorrs SIM to $2.as 3 ,n 8ul.>( Inalh NSFA Kc Motions' Kuhcri I..mi. F1t*« Crcyt«. lho McMwhon International Relations 14c and LUGGAGE $2.45 — $3.95 'THE CHIEF lubs J.vn;erect through the Carnegie Crew Neclt, all w«d SndowmciU for International Pe»u\ iow total 534 Of Which 422 *rr in ahaker knit Sweater*. he United Slates The 422 will Correctly styled and full of neet in regional conferences this lasting service. 211 S. Washington Ax*-. *rar. six of which are scheduled for all snd early winter World Thr Leather (M. Starr