l-imnrrow Clsis« Michigan State News .ANSIN(i. Mil I IK JAN. ii('|ii|! ( Imidv and warmer tu- Irlil Saturdav unsettled STATE INVADES ANN ARBOR TOMORROW East Lansing's Bank SECOND ANNUAL Grizzled GroomFROSH UPHOLD Injuries I)eal Heavy Will Open October 9 DADS'DAY WILL Alhrtl Am... Ahililv and AptHH. Acrlaimrd a. A.tranrdinarv AS! TD DBlow NAGrassy TSLICto NUGridiron OSpartans ChtworG as An|T|f)MC After 19 Month Rest BE HELD OCT. 13 Sight, Shakr. Shaggy Skull Sinrr Studrnl. Stolr Stuff Student. ON TRADITIONS MichiganGameNears till I I\/il/l . IUli3 Came With ( arnegie fech Will frr.hmrn Favor Pnt., Soph*. Tidal Initial Pavoff of 45 Per Cent is Assured; Reoru.iniied Re I eature of Celehiation •* Mill. ..I... Fufotrrmnul and T Rematr in Fail I anting Friday Ni^lvt. With Came Barlt to Have Federal Deposit Insurante; mnrr for Fathers. Irtt Than Twenty Hours Away. Starting Officers. Directors Named . h i. mi.ft t v. - uiMtti «" . Class Rush lineup Still Uncertain ALL PARENTS INVITED BAND DEALS DISCUSSED 'M?m thing Nnw is In Adv.r Student Council Favors ( allege li.p 1 hi* I will In thr Direction of Society Dadt"- Stewart Accounts Former Student Receives Position STUDENTS PICK ALL-AMERICANS (•llegiale Ihgevt 1 Vskscftkerc to f Monti** f'trahiii \ll Parent.. \t. S.W.L.L00KST0 REGISTER3312 NEW ACTIVITIES FOR NEW MARK Grill to and Johnson Fill Fxecutive Board Vacancies. Feats Former Record Establish¬ ed in Fall of 1931 ami Sets New High. W.MARY MAYO COUNCIL PLANS HOLDSBANQUET FREE AG MIXER Margaret Comey Becomes New Special Entertainment Promised President at Recognition for Agricultural Students Students Voice Approval RECORD WILL GIVE of Freshman Yell Corps LIFE OF GARFIELD Reporter Get. SaggtiliMM for •» -piesidtii!. Kd*. M S ( Waltr i at f the faculty, who will be guests the party, are also assisting in ing section, students of all four Margaret Buzzard. 38 Tin SEFING SPEAKS ON fraternities and .nronties rii rangements An entertainment i lapses gav# answer* varying from "••mey, senior mei. committee consisting of Shirley advocacy of co-ed cheer leading to Gnu-ing. Donald Barden and Merle fraternity help cheering a great edal if tin-, would compose a cheering sectior FORGING OF STEEL segregation On the in the middle rif the stands Bushland. is planning a varied whole, the students interviewed Matilda Adair of Wv | Chi Gtrh '• tumoral -. program, with some surprises in favored the idea, with trimmings Don Maskey '38 Have th( Tu LmU LKucusuuu fur A S. M ii 'he starting line- life president of the alumni as- the form of novelty acts by fac¬ freshmen in one group arid th< f; nief fullback, is a j Carl Jorgenson. '35 All fresh as Result ui Research sociation. and called the most be- j ulty entertainers promised Con¬ man men students should sit Pathology. MSI', -cd aiumnua. graduated In 187(1 to¬ the .inkle during the ""■'■•sum test* will be held and 10 valuable gether in the section behind Hv prr-sidcn! &,,• I. ice Ben Demurest, ' He ha# probably done more for the prizes will be awarded M S C band and cheer as a unit * Co. Edward H Rv< from last season, la ' •' Liberal Arts. advancement of horticulture and Other committees working on Duk Mann. '38 It would be M S C ties of fue chief of Marv Mayo eng:r bad Htikle a injury •• forectation in Michigan than any the mixer are Refreshments. good to have a volunteer cheering West Her assistants and their igan iiably fail to get into hv ing man At one time he was a ; Howard Schroeder. Raymond section made up of students of various fhairs of duty are Phyllis rt- member of the faculty and on the Klackle and Walter Hough; ad¬ any class ;ainxt the Wolverine Seats on the 50 yard Jones. first Margaret Sutton. •<< ONIot C LAM MEETING State Board of Agriculture. ould vertising. Wallar*d4«u4zler, Roland Dorothy Wr»rk.s. EJleanorc- Bishop and Dons Ro** . ..... As a Grand Rapids banker and Kaven and Julius Draiifc*-.—- and the clown cheerleader would help cheering if there was a block i .ui.l passer de luxe, spent , second Margate! Mason. Hazel • .. Meta^ Thursday in lhe hospital nursing .-ivic leader he did much for civic! All agricultural students are be a good one to lead them of seats in the center of the stands Schilling and Betty Ttmmons. congi - w S.k-u-1,1 d„ iMfe< ted foot He will be ab¬ betterment He gave generously urged to come out for the party Helen Krone. 36 State should reserved for a cheer trig section of third for 1 sent from practice again on Frl- .1 the fortune he had established Adnussion is free, but the tickets have co-ed cheerleaders and co-ed both boys and girls The women guests at the ban- Eke M- Sef- • dav but the coaches are hoping to build playgrounds and parks which have t cheering section ! George Cochrane. 3« Give the quet and Mrs. M .1 Coburn. house ing ; f great benefit for his recovery before the kickoff Garfield Park in Grand Rapids hall are necessary Jack Cotton. ' was named in his honor. tme of the prizes [band a chance to cheer as a section mother, received coinages of ruses to to he has been . Saturday. 'in more yells than the band yell. , and sweet peas. wiun MICHIGAN STATi: NKWS Friday, Oetotior 5, io:it MhM-" """SEE CHANCE OF Jackson Towne Explains STUDENT HJLSE FORMING FROSH Spartan Oracle New Library System Here It IIM Ql l I I O Libraries Modelled After Extensive Experiments Held at CHEER SECTION HI K» - \\ in University of Chicago. Blue Key Now Working On Plan Sea! Fresh in Block UIN OS to nil ..f »»..■ !• irular uilh I I ill TiH CAPITAL PHOTO ENGRAVERS I,, III Students' Desk Lamps $1.19 ATW \TKK-KKNT It \I)IO Small ( cimiutel Sel>. just (he Sel for Kimniv I HI I I. I M I » I \» \ I I V I \ I.imkI DrpondaMc Set sit $22.."tO I rishman Wants l ords Young Bros. Hardware ItOSII Id I I'lHM l» ht„ , Inn I. rath is. I K \IHTIO\s IIFKI. Student* Mil'- 4/'r • r/i» Had-' />nv I I M 11 It \ I I I |H»I II hi St we advertise W tlt.it lit. • ■ ... |Maolh inav I • >. tl It' lilt t u i. j, . i,-IIMIII'I » .mil pi »»-(•• W i id. aid III. • .. Hi- . I I. lr|dioli< • u • FRIDAY NIGHT >1 III. GALA OPENING I'll ii. mi lit * I\ - I., ili.ti.miir and varied kind of atari inform (lit puld ..I il.. trlrpl -. n MNi.AKIMN ID SPtAK LOP JARMAN provi.l. in 11it* m it ii lint, tiiuad |ilan. we lind real o|»|MM i (a 11 ' I S A ! '\ If I IS No,'.nivalin in prut't \ \uiri> mi i adv. r»i»in. I"i w.mii. it - »:i.t.a/.in -. Ltrui* f>ap' t •> lit St ^ I <11 I... I'lltli-lied adverlio llie.lt/wlll. I t loll. iiKu luLiini lii. mtuts of Bell ITli pi Annthn H i.«I» ,'f# lot - run «>%nrn\ ( AAIPI S ( OMS $7.95 CMON OVERCOATS nits turludt Oxford iml liiu* l\M» (no/- ipttoiu l t hw m und GANG $22 These POTS' "M > 1 .J I in- i x> Are OK made and itutml :ii ri|Hituti. also tonight. will feature this . week-end'* ■ ■■ i.■ • i \ it i«»H as sponsors hope that students will ti ti«l turn- !»• f,.ii the Michigan game for some real fun. With .ill I - • . (femlties at tin* t'niversity having parties scheduled t.. s.-i'urday night and with the usual Vietmry Ibinre tw» t>*>|••• i, there will he nothing dead about Ann Arbor i«»w'»i. but • h. ti there will be be nothing dead about I'.a I I an n; ( ampus Barber & »i night when they enter ' med some Ob girls at form- beauty Shop I Iinirr \lila«a| Hill (.rand Kivrr dinners. From now until ffomC EC ( lul)t() ,.k will be observed by Hold First Open : Lor That Michigan Came NN «■ llave shing them, and then it ^ Meet Saturday | the Latest Elinor Raird Announces Social and Business Program j I Football Colors 1 in \i:\v Hi<.11 II \i>i- 0> $2t,r' $6"5 Silk Hose 54c IHONE NUMBERS WANTED ! Stale Theatre Pm^iews! Ittlll I VK I \ lt(»\\ late I heater I rula» and t in da \ MarriiiK wliirlrv After the Michigan Game ! MAI, A/INKS | ! Beverly Dress Shop Meet Your Friends at | Teddy's Bel real i the I hi il to I i.Urge \||ss Mary Stewart's HowRcfrcshin? / State College Book Store ('ollojjr Jewelry, Pennant*. Pillow* and Banners tfj < \ l%«\ at the Smir* of the Student* For a bite during a bit of night work SANDY'S GRILL After the Michigan Game Let I s Serve You With a Sizzling Sizzle Hot Steak .iiei ilr parture horn the lair of the Wv>. . VI kill' Art Work for 1935 Our Cafeteria will be open later Wolverine Done than usual to accommodate By College Clausen the returning student Beginning this year, a new plan ha* been developed by which the I.uckies use the finest tobaccos—only the body art work of the Wolverine will be j dune with the help of the v ariou*, art eia&*es Tot* commarcial art. clean center leaves—these are the mildest lettering. and designing cls&tei ®l|e ^xutt 3foob are doing the lettering and design¬ ing for the yearbook which in¬ clude* the designing of the > o\ *•: . 011 work is done by the art classes leaves—they co6t more—they taste better. as part of their regular assign- "It's toastied" AN 8TATI NKWS Inter-frat Football A NET TOURNEY IN state's Opponents NATION AK ,i ? League Inaugurates SECOND FRAME Varying Luck in Openers SPORT SUMMARY it* im k \\ \u\rn Wliilr. Hvntl. and P«ri» Win Terh. MarqoMtr and Season Next Monday and f,n Into Third Rnnnd K,"»" All Fmtfrnifir* fntrr Team* in Popular Fall Sport Thi* Trar. IOMTM 11 %KM K Mrrmiar* and S \ F t to Start Elimination Tonrnn in Oprnrr OrfoKer S MjtriiiiHIr. I * Kuim* I 0. Colorado. 0 IC\»% \ A M l« leva* \ A I II < t'nt*eroH* of kflrhimn no game MAI WrrR'M litMIs ! (irlnwll T< low a Stair 'Carnegie Trrh *« Miami Marquette v« Wisconsin K«n«h ** Tnl** I of l» ** Western Statr iKrlds* PIGSKIN nfghl Tfti« % famr AM *i Temple «lrlda* CORNER and Mil im. %\ snri \s Mit HI lb IIAKKl u is Mil; Barratt's Shoe Repairing -lint v i»> i i> >\\ i nun; Ibr fbn k I mlr» Mm.I hit) hit III llii* | m • i hhdq_ j I i . i ... I HIIM 1 ..n riion. S \ | | HIM \ m«- 1,1 11 1' f hai Smtli ' tm/ It her/ 4i 1*4 i Mtinalil, - \ Ml KII As \| M I s | v\MM III \K I totL°NUWORTD SS r'0LF MATCHES TO FRAT B0WI.ERS TO „r,... ,, BEGIN THIS WEEK BEGINOCTORERIS Ml tnllrir Tnurnamrnl In hn Twrlvr Fnlnri In I'.lr in I ral Meld Thir Salnrdav on | onp Opr. m i»al » tin book- Hi ilium and ttoi«rli (irorahoch Linki Trnlati.. ahilit* to oulthink Stair second «UM on the Mo I. /lAc I( r (irid (iiiiHstrs Predict Scon s cf/'S set'fit OnW Onr Stalwart Willinf! to i n-a.ii s^ate and Hani a few BaA State in Saturday » (»amr Nfcith I ot M Ibr ie*t of the Michigan learn r White Burlc} J \i/hnans ftveess —the best tobacco _ (i this to thefitprance for smoking a nilmakes it act in a pipe tight in thepipe Rut most ol all we I field i» fast Such an a the* re tome daffler than a (msh chasing down hoi number* Y,.'S- at a lea dance when the* start Tt • - co*erinc State pawe* So we A»Tv^ va** if the Spartan line ran fitr V- ■ • the hark field a spin second atari A C R on the Michigan crew then It'll be a race for point* and ma* Rig J } the fastest man win Rough Cut Tau v» men •# 14. *1 ATI tire out fatter when ihej're run -scttsc nmg hog wild. * know and :i ?• i»l art y I m not Michigan forgetting game I a Minnesota saw w here —cut the right may three 143 pound harks far the ' Coach Young losuos i.ophrr* had even the famous • to smoke coot .keeps tobacco,firsh / Call For Indoor Rill Hewitt ocrew* and gaaf* with their rear* hat andlast lottgtr ka^^tocanylOt J passes . Trackman Ai r.->cn mtrreated m track arc Oct.. 2V W : n* to Coach Ralph H ..''.am at the gym and are wired ry. Oct »-W.nnc ' ge\ v a Utile training on the •r^vk in preparation for the win¬ ty, Oct 3M>—Winner ter and spring campaign? rv« Oct . .■ wmnrr WititH rr A tollmtrprlaw ar hnodfcapbasis nwrland b* run wU medai- Sen I - Winner , ;« *» ui be awarded to the ftrst four .plftrw ,n r#ch rVWt ^ . supplies the equipment ,