Michigan Slate News Fslr ind sllrhtlv warm- KAST I.ANSINC. MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SKITEMHKR 25. I'M CAMPAIGN FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT OPENS TigersTrounce Local ANNOUNCE NEW Mexico Peruses Esquire; RELEASE GRADE Five Organizations Capital City Team SALES SCHEME COMPUTATIONS Begin RusticsConcentrated Placed on Skids BeforeRecordCrowd FOR WOLVERINE Street Paiamas Now Passe a* Mexicans Take to Br„,s FOR SOCIETIES Drive on Traditions Bi Swings '•■< .... , _ „ . O"*" »"•' Appoint ^ Farm-home Fraternity Leads Marb. Hamlin and Row* Toy With Local Nine to Win Easily on HV tiAviis cixakv With High Average Student, Interfraternity, Athletic and Freshman Councils Unite 7 to S; Former State Players Appear of 2 997 ^PV ,n Vigorous Enforcement of Customs in Lansing Lineup. and New Seating Plans. SIGMA KAPPAS SECOND keel 11 il.i i ulli-ire ilium Iietroit TitfiT". AmFFTcaii li'iiirue t hami>iotis. tnveil 500 ORDERS TO DATE p rimugh th.i ■■ 1-aiisintr ('n|>i1 ■ >1 All Mars In I (-■•inn •' the Im-al fraternities and Sororities to All-Cnllegr Average Higher 111 "" •■xhiliitiirn iri.ni.- s|k>i »»reil li> the Lunaingr Benefit by Novel II l: Field Than in Previous n,y- of th.- fr.-ehman o.«n. I r. ' Year,. < Th. nearly every player on their roster, the Detroit m shower! plenty nf showmanship •»>' frequent shifts i ami 1 »\ iri\inir the local fans an opportunity t-> -ee Appointments to Mi fields i Hamlin ami Kowe pitch in that ortler. position.- on the W. •ring was done hv either team until the fourth stair were announced hv Richard (TIMI an Kreuter, editor and h or Ill In tho luo mIk-Ill . C00PCR0WDED III. A i.f the sill Dorm Filled Top lo Bottom fr. , I-!. >ir »iih » .louiiio BLUE KEY WILL LIBRARY SHOWS SPONSOR DANCE FOREIGN BOOKS Other Future Plans Discussed Cases Ethihding Agricultural at Meeting Thursday Night Foreign Evchange Material ENROLL 3 258 FRAT COUNCIL PUPILS TODATE END0RSESP0TS New High Registration Mav he Reached This Methods of Stimulating School Year. Spirit Discussed at Session of William Kirk pa Mi* higan n- Transport * the team a little support Hiu«- K«\ ha* undertaken the sion last year to the effect that this Editor O'Dell Th« group endorsed the policy tradition would he discontinued. h '.Tinner of Ft-vi i f iLur Kev and the Student Coun¬ Ame Hi ; Hetts art editor Carl Jor- Hamlin of laknau. cil u «triv >ng for the return of Mei added considerably to Helen FROSH GRID MEN New Zealand Sou .erica Ar- i»**t shown in thia locality alumni and students fratertwf • was t or> Aide red to assemble all freshmen to march to Hugt r». Am yr>r man. sports classes editor. editor. Ira gentina Hra/ii ' FROSH SHOULD GET able Ui MT some if thr football games in a body in order Murray, ropy editor. Warren Bis- WILL GET BREAKS Peru Uruguay W GYM LOCKERS NOW ' m-11 societies editor, and Don ish West Indies Berrnuda. »urs in action F/1 Kk»- t.) promote proper school spirit Cuba, Dominx an Republic, arid The executive committee for the Appling, photography editor •fan Kobsman caught the During the past week several Haiti T: c plan of Uy-out for next etter than l*.x» innings while two State ensuing year will t>e composed of • Books cimerning the countries Dirk Pendeil Al Collier. R.»grr year s publication nas already cautious freshman football aspir¬ !»rry McCaslm arid C»r.f- brer. completed and art work is are found on the bottom shelf « the gym¬ Union building DrAnite an¬ Nova ftrotia. New Brunswick. Que¬ nasium store »> »<*»n as possible nouncement bec Ontario, Manitoba Republic With the ments will of Mexico, and the Dominion of rush Lockers must be obtained SUM* Naws to Mav* will also be found the rot r instilling wUh mahogany tray and dishes near .future. in before classes begin, and not dur¬ StaN Try aula c Geh- Luke, it happens, had some of the cases corresponding to the writ¬ ing the class period the .Ian for placing the 1b. Owen. Tigers call on him yesterday ten material By each map is a The lockers are assigned to each Wadiwsday • ca vt side of the 10. Fox rf Alien he opened his new gas sta¬ description of the resources of the student, and are free of charge State News tr.v-outs for men stadium .'.so discussed and tion on East Michigan avenue country which the map shows Many new students have neglect¬ have been announced by Charles approved A Urge parade with the Tigers ed to obtain locker* because they 5-■ .We, 2b Palmer, managing editor, who will With the coming of fall term, Gafner. If, Xivwlcki. as a star attraction carne from believed that there was some fee »"• meet all those interested in be¬ the subject to school spirit was M.1IB, lb: Sutton, rf: Sattltr Iaiming to East learning followuig that had to be paid Freshmen coming member* «»f the Newa staff again brought up at a stag meet¬ pc-wn. a; Siashk lb: Libbon. the luncheon- This was made up have only to present their paid Rovrv, pltcbcn Griffin. of the latyiig Shrine band, the Wednesday night Meeting will ing held by the Y M C A. in the receipt at the gymnas- » be held at 7 30 on the second floor basement of Writs Hall'last Sat¬ Shrine patrol, and also the Cen¬ of the Union. All interested will urday night. tral High school and Eaatern High I be given a chance to earn a regular included Coach Char lea W. I 1 position on "" 4,1 ——u» i. Director of Athletics 1 staff men i la Tom Ottey. i present at this meeting. Tuesday, September at, 19,(1 t-iii.l.l.l. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 5H3SLLH3ACIV UflO JZ1NOHJ.V,! State News Annual Horse-shoe Tournament to The Reporter Seeks Causes ^ COLLEGE ]|PLAN PROGRAM OF Spartan of Enrollment Increase I BULLETIN i ANNUAL DAD S DAY Good Beer IVC tiilnon. 'M—The Preis flub "'I Date of Carnegie Tcch Game, Snooper irer Finds Self Still in )«rk N. v Service to high schools has October 13, Decider! Upon After Getting Varied helped acquaint students all over ties t ih« state with M S C. "P "•'-1 for Affair. Phone 9528 Response. Helen Anthonv. 'If—The pub- tobcr ! "it\ campaign «»f last spring and ' Plans ft>! Dad's Da; \s knowledge, this is the r Reporter. the the fact that conditions are im- All f.«d ill trying ,n ". of l of\ ' . EMIL'S the Dads Xsserinlrd fecllcniv.tr $rr«<» limit just say. anil as a we usually matter of form you run a % ml of rtiurse it's unahridg etl and u ne * pure a ted just as in Hie da\s when (inham and Quello column '> migut , ' 1 J**!*"" '**—1 ' i* has that Fvelyn Bihn. the college '3d—On< faculty of A committee PLACE 'r (fflM'tjk': L I :t'i. I ' and Kline shoveled it out. And of 12 3d on the focond floor of the j Mtineie. '3« T» • although II must be rarrful not to offend the high sehool readers, it ' must rater to student Interest ami therein offend the high schoolers. II,.I „ I ..1,1 ur n.usll> run ., WHHam K,»m <>IIeg» * All student". Engineering ISc rolumii. Hist as a matter of form i' ' - Heal Italian Spavhrtli Bill Kirkpatrirk and llwr Frances Belknap. '35—I iiisinesN conditions Kmil Ik-Murr,, l.n.i All licensed Howard MacAllllait. '3h - Th« l»a\e Clean. '3«—High Be Prepared for THE INEVITABLE-RAIN! When your class notes are zipped away in a Zip Ring Binder no rain leaks in to make the STUDENT fULSE ink run ami ruin the paper. Neat and Compact —- Room Late flashes Farmers mi Enough for a Whole Term'. .1 \.,« uhrn I ..ill t„-l mmtl ,.l a,, • irs. -r. according I., to h- loral news- .. U t/A . Notes. All Sizes, black ur ,p.r rr|M.rl. O Bri« brown, Cowhide Leather— ver\ wrong, because Ihn were ports flash, retires and leayes his plumb \ Isilile in front of the the Warners Kmoke Shop all afternoon. installer. Jim (luello. deceased as¬ For $2, $2.95. $3.95 sociate editor, who has hern eul i capital letters 1> < tiyating his srhnorr.le during the rings out of Incidental^, either nostril at will some sweet kid up Fifty Freshmen and sa«\ to .limitn "(Mi you're Find Food Filling Trlmnir.i mobsters with Beehtold sud Maunders and Wilson And Miirrr is Alaeaulr>" Then (Mtei.j tlie rserutlvr. looking haggard and harried, and /iegrl withonl sim worries at all Bill "Mm WARD'S I aim hack again h Ith more FALL OPENING ORDER YOUR Wolverine BEFORE THE PRICE GOES UP . . . t >ly ni|! ic - Rainbow Kniri - Itutts. undc. the management of S A (tall me Steve v May'tis <-.*» been honored b> the Natl hard in that the exhibitor! National Better HiiUauH program like »omr of these guys will he held there The billiard -to room* and bowling alley* have mm been Mliitb redecorated for the | occasion collar, so forget about it Among the notables to appear At the Wolverine office 1 on the program are Allen Hall, runner-up for thr world* three- campus to pretty and it won't cushion Idle of 2834. Willie Hoppe. world s 18 1 balkline and wa wmrt do that And we Basement of Library Johnny Uyton 'hree cushion billiard champ, and Ruth McOtnnto. women's profes¬ 1834-35 world's, MONTGDMFRY WARD sional pocket billiard champion. polity. September 25,1054 MICHIGAN 8TATK NKWs Page 3 FIVE ORGANIZATIONS W.A.A WILL OFFER MANY Wednesday the first group of iwa Installation Ball SIXTY GIRLS GO Greets Women 1 HOME EC STAFF STAKT ACTIVE MtfVE ATHLETICS FOR WOMEN girls for this tqrm enters the home management houses. The girls and Excalibur Dance Headline ™ " < Continued from page 1) who will be in No. 4 are: Lucile Opening Social Calendar ON FROSH HIKE CHANGES MADE president. Charles Palmer. State News editor, and Robert Arm¬ The W. A. A. sports offered this term by are the following" Hockey, ue. Elizabeth Musser, Mar- ite Cobb, Roberta Rowe, Mar- Mi Fate, June Laughlin, and soccer, hiking, riding and bowling Leave of Absence. Resignation, strong. student council head. At Mri Edith H. Aaderaea, Grind President of Alpha Omicron Pi. W. A. A. Sport. Srhedale Get. and Death Canse Faculty this meeting, the freshman were! mte Vu ginia Grant. Barbara Aldrich, Preaidet at Anna—crment Party; Seroritie. Off to Good Start encouraged to develop spirit I ;|S Ethelyn Rae. Margie Starkin, Nor- Revisions. thf» ma Newark, Ruth Eager, and Tvn Toward Rnthinf. Saturday among their own members. tln.s Margery Smitton will be in home The meeting of Saturday was management No. 8. W A A. fall term followed by the two meetings last Society for the past week-end was hi-lighted by the ft > u!e got off to n goo ,,unoement ball given by Beta Clamma of Alpha Omieroi night and the Student Council iaturdny with the Fr gathering tonight The Student turing Nate Fry and his orchestra. The parly was held in Some 00 girl-;, freshn |,{|||room Saturday night Decorations consisted of floral con- 11 .,ti-ft 1 ^ I A A. Help Wanted the new seating arrangement for , tmns sent by the various fraternities of the campus. The charter (>V1, H...,. A A football games At all games ex- ..•hers and guests wore corsages made up of the sorority flower. , ,|M|, Boy Scout day. students will be • roses, and small white "mums". breakfast. Wanted, two stui rcpt the Grmriell game, which is .. quests of honor were Mrs Edith II. Anderson. Grand Preside! * mani't r. w placed in a body on tin- east side itiveft on ( ampus to srll Men's \ plirt Omicron Pi. Mrs. Virginia Snyder, state chairman o! the Eb/abeth ■ .flhr Jtfl* Tin Athlitu t '.illu il Clothing, F urnishingN, Mala— . sorority; Ethel H Filbert. Penn State college, alumnus; Mi ' ' "''cam I \PI KIINCE NECESSARY. .i-i Ansley and Mis. Eleanor m the cast side of the sta- Kay VickerstalT ,o, .,dvisors of the local chap- ART CENTER TO Athletii • • ,1 University of Michigan LEWIS, INC. I' Il.i S. Washington •ding night. PRESENT TALKS Advcalurc With World Notables coming" students to be Presented by SWL Drive For '"! Ill SunAiv with nn for .i """""ihTt* k' wTth'Tn It -.-.....n h» nml tow Advi-ntuir ''"" U"" . Members Iicq ins Club Started as Service Society (or Women of Michigan JSL Blue Presents Key an dance tonight, and open fH|/.,nf| wint, Stale. ms Wednesday night and a buf- 1)f tj)(, r)r>tr«»it p, i Friday night. Km on Sum Wedd.ll Appointed Professor of A.hnnti„c .. fir; IJjWJv All College Dance w ilh Forestry "f tin Krrmi* Mr LEARN TO NATE FRY'S Tli hoard of truativ ■ „ii,i I'.ilytPihnu Initituh «|i- T M will .■■.-.I Ikunwhl J Wrddi-ll t.. till 1 • 'ant I., Ml W. .tdril i'ii M il ">| Jnd«-l'h,i DANCE ORCHESTRA lux Trot Walt* - One Step I N K IN It AI.I.KOO.M Neu « Urn for Hrginner* Mart* Friday, September 28 IHc-il.i\. OH. *, 7 :'10 V. M. Mani.Vi. AWARDS GIVEN Virgiline Simmons Schuui of Hunt ing TO THIRTY-ONE Tax Kk- per |ierson 08 BEAUTIFUL v Alumni Scholarship. Go to Stu¬ dent. in Three Lower WOMEN RIIN AWAY C lutes. FROM YOU? / How Refreshing V'ttt, can Iseonor i Neial Rrgl-trr ' t .# btal' f»et hi the moo Bethlehem Lutheran Church Ml. How Ate. at Kat SI. bnsinii — I'hiHir U'»-♦>.lh oo yam Me N. Try if t««dey »®«i -• Sunday Schiml 111 A. M ixa i-qu ■ MH—M al/cc. Hi vim- Service* 11 A. >1 Holv t omniunion Orl. 7th. • t iitril 11 TBI BMMe So kitisrivai ISum«» shi|i at I he thurth NATE FRY and His Orchestra Ph. 5-1497 • 540 Share Drive RED DRENNAN'S BAND •ing Ethel Kr CALL C. B. SPENCER Sophomores rtteivtiig st ri«>:.u ., F ; f t) || t MU r Cmt Mm i- In. Drtrwt; leawajn Church dl New Era Waym Corey Innia KcTtr'h Cosem. Eatrgrove Ait<« F-u>twood. Grand Rapids llenrv Evert. Colon. Neisun Gardi < i ffiey latin HaMmgs. Keith Gtbbs 1... burg John Hamann. Hartford William Havu. Liner K/opp P o l»*t Catherine ivcrson. I-ake City. Ward Jr>hiv«on (banning Martin List. Sebewamg Marie Pauiic. Esranab* R< >be 11 ftuaaeP. Ran- for. Leon Van Patten, Allen Sy¬ nc. West rate. Holland: Louts Wk.*»- Crop" is good enough (or Luckies. achoiaifcihps to go RotMit All- And that means* Luckiea use man. Ray City: Charles Andru.&t Peter ftofian. Detroit: V«4o Hark FaaiRa; L. Rom Jones. Caaaopo- only the clean center leaves— Ua; lUtliorine McKee. Decatur Stuart MelvdUc. Battle Creek: these are the mildest leavea-they Ytmr era cost more-they taste better* S\>1! iB F8o(bt„ l(i(t X- Country. November 3 Marquette Here fr* Over Forty-Five Major Letter! November 10 Syracuse Cnlverslty Syracuse. V Y. ■ Competition. Cnlversitv of Detroit Here Armstrong. Aijett and Warmbein Display Marked Punting and Fifty Froih Numerals \o\ember November 24 IT Cnlversitv of Kansas l.awrence. Kan. Ability : l ine Shows Glaring Weaknesses As Opening Given Out. December 8 Texas A. A M San Antonio. Tex. Game Approaches. TENNIS TEAM HONORED ' • . Donald W Link. William S Loose. Marshall H Goodwin. ulaff -I State Team* of 1933-34 Season '•» " ""'T." w>WI" f.., t|„- k- Sucresiful in Every Field K award and Gold of Activity. ' ' Mifi*ii Lellei- D'.'iiil.i .1 A' 'he l;t-! mwtinir "f the bachmantohold ithletir council the couehaa .1 ,it h>ti -[Mirt-. -.iil.niitts-il football clinic rn:t "«i '.tvr.- and freshman M nil mora!.*. The presentation K • ■ •I these awards winds up a 1 hitr!11 \ >uc'fes*ful spring sea- *■ The track season wa-* the fil' I It Oarlock. liia.r.c M H. n- urt M Knhne. Philip l.ini- NATIONAL sport summary My JACK WARN KM I r HESB I \x| | \Sxi\f. II %xl TIMI *DIETRICH MARLKNL toDM | P "THE SCARLET EMI'KESS" MFDNF.SDAY AND Till RSDAA is Down Ann Arbor wax Kipkc running into the injurs trouble also Johnns Rcgrc/i j TREASURE ISLAND ace ptmtcr and star bach of the present squad lias been pulled down In injuries. Michigan RAINBOW RECREATION Beery however has a mights fine set defrosts r games base alwass PNlfci "CWr | f y/Mfc & Barrvmorp good line helps plents in BARRATT'S If RID \t AND x \fi RDAt and a sard line side the 20 \t Detroit llorais has suffered ItOIWUT MONT<;oMi:m A IN Mix II\|'PI|XT HI! a lasting injurs to his squad in I tie loss of Yiitce Kadi, star full in a brilliant record this sear SIIDE REPAIRING I "HIDE-OUT" Kadi thrown from a horse Hint >1 \l R» » N O x| | IJt tN ssas this summer and ed i loss which will he iuslautlv kill hard to If I l.ast I.rand Shoex lived River \n\ ( olnr I ntler Kurd's I I mm Tuxedo l«> Users!!. I mm Roll* R.»* r In j Has Harms replace \tld didn't sse read i<» finish' that this Ihis White ss ho w as from *>i.rrt ^ arridentallx shot while practic Detroit was another of Dorai*' ATTENTION \ R.O.T.C. Students for stale has enrollment record Coaches John Koh*. set another record And with that Hen \ an Alsls tve and Mvrt "Red" \andcrmeer have Im*cii working on one nf the largest freshman squads in SparUn football his tuns are realls turn- Mas ARE there atn I gonna l»e no more of this bring Use bail for the Vars- Itx. Anyhoo. the s cartings are YOU going to In* a group of their own this sear own signals, own stile of plas *n' everything Mas he LISTENIN'? its the It.oo« mile rambling that the Aarxits is going to make In going through iu schedule He dunno but it looks good f»»r Hu\ .Xulhoruvd Mililurv Spartan football in the next few SHOES InUr-Frat Athletic* Will Ctmmrnoi FOR— AT— • the cigarette that's MILDER Infantry • M. S. Armory • Artillery • During Issue the cigarette that Monday. tVioGcr, when the • Cavalry • Military TASTES lASIBa OCIICK BETTER • season's Sctiedule* Band • I'niforms gomes are now being drawn up in the ath¬ letic office All athletic mana¬ ger* should check with Frimodig, (chesterfield WEE »M K MAN AT THE AKMOKV director of intramural athletics, as soon a* pajqutde with tenant to the eligibility (.f players Bowling will al«o 4>egm some¬ fNf&aN time around the 12th of October, although schedule* of games are as yet tentative Notice will be sent to each fraternity before the be¬ ing of each tournament li.it- J ing the various teams composing , the blocks and the dates of sched- j i ■ uled games