M. E. C. Library feat Lar.olna, lleh. Michigan State News v\ST l:\NSINi;. At I'' I»K; A N. Tt'KSIlAY. (HTOIil NotedPhotogmpher "Just Plain Miss Voi«ht l For lirD" r Ptio^a\\;tlidentS h or1936Wolverine .H"™,,..!!"! Here Saturday After National R< prtsmlativc to A. A. U. W. Convention and Women at Ohio University Impresses Dean of Infer Toloff. Productions Manager for Versluis Studios and World-Famed Portraifeur, Has Had Photos ft* III Will* Reporter HMI1II as Being Very Human, Michigan For Second Roiv Placed in Many International Salons. < f>Till Michigan Team Falls Be- r ~ *'* fore Sweeping Attack of State ONCK Till; HALL W AS OVKIi with iTpleMfriltttiMH ,,f (he Wohir.ru- and St;.f# Meeting s',hvs !.«• ti'r Toloff, lowttti iihotogrupher »»f ink-mat joiuil Ball Carrier.. 25-6. | ANOTHKIC HALL HLLAN 11 in piny oil H«rnple> cif what < no In* i-x|M-ch venrtwKik. T«»lotf, newly Acquired photo product inm* .KANSAS CP»!D SOUA?) uaino" ' l«o the V i-rwIiiiH *tlidjim, iiiterxlM fo portray riot only IS FEATURE OF GAME ON COMEBACK TRAIL skiiM' »v. but the twrnornility nhit ludividunlitv of every " state indent, no intention I nek ml by t tiin - mid -we^tefu Warmbein. Brandstatter, and ,, Agett Also Score for State as • Wolves Score Pass MSC ENGINEERS on n» *i HIMIIK r;:^Hr WILL BE HOSTS ^'holograph**' v 'I oluff t. |M»r- TO TAU BETA PI - tzzz t N«tinn»i coa*tau«* »i Fn«i t, • ..t.fl I'm i«.i .. . ! nrrrini Honor »r> In lir Hfld * Hrrr Thi, Wrrkrnd. ;;f EXPBCT150 T0 ATTEND ""' Field* and »• '' Cory Plan Program Z' ' hin««l !.<-• lorludiog Trip,. Gamr and iviin it nunrm If. Itriim Butinm Mrrling : III). ' Wilt,'. Won <>' Photo- "" ;4" Rl JOIIS N I'MJUW Kxli-itttni' |I1MII- l.asi' liwn ■ fumblint IhrtMiah hi, par- '"r Bt'l* COLLEGE YWCA CO-ED CARNIVAL ,la titat of at portmlit Tttl.HT littlial ion. Hit inn In l« hi It! the famed picture* off here Octotier |0 to 12 Profs. " MSC TEACHERS READY TO OPEN STATES PLANS *■ I. N Field and M M. Cory, FIND POSITIONS . who nre in charge of the pro- (ieVt. well known theatrical If*"', na> they p*p«! I Ml Event Will Acquaint Froth wlucer and rnanagt i. called up- prvmntt fiatn »n*ld K*wJ, Clm- Walter Herb Sec Sterling, , versity of Michigan ws» the gues»., Sanford.. He 1 speaker Ellen Grove fupwrnmeri are contented and t,a|>- Morris B Hugh.-* Ib-n/oma. Carf Al Election of officers fur the com- A tenia?- ^ kitchen has himself in- ! Jorgenatm. Berrien Springs FTor- ihg year wa* held ^ regular Kridav eve- p> -eeling Ot the U S C Siu- t.TMewH .11 n* ..ence Joughm, Fairvirw. Oorge Saturday morn- xibjriet ren (irwimen « ■w r.jl. ing with the following result* CounciL of . Jotrphine OariJner vy.lu halt Kain. Perry Richard J Knud- Mrs. F J SteinhUber of Jackwm member. ha< I "> head thai or Kantian, in A ,rtt,r lh, parent. en Norvh** P«tr LaMort# Col¬ was elected president. Mrs if At th.* time, the ger^ «tdent (or the toonna year o( on. Kenneth Lefkr«*r»e. Sehewa- ,v„, r„^ rntoraina man rto- Burnham Finney of Detroit, gram for the year Thr. nl ■fng: Ru*#el f^onardv-n. Bad Axe >•« Mia, Gardner, a .orrai by o Mitchell first vice-president, Mi*s France* iated and dtscuaaed aarnet comt,«ed ot nine UtrdmU Robr-M Lott. Belding, France* ^ ,n idvwti,jn< Theme Herald of Marquette, terrmtl vice- "Kewue elected It. memhee. I hough East Tawaa. Veva f-owe», buI r>thf Thrta Kappa St I'. S. Appfjintment- lege Pine Bluff Ark Ear! Mr- f. King. Jean McKmley, in Michigan State college, of which . udrd ovrr by M«. Stophm Hoy,,. i term, the Mn higari i V °mbIey' Afiphog. ; Kirn. Portland, Rodctta Martin. wngkng their child as significant | Newaygo. N'eila Murphy, Dans- X V'Ur. dtferui' Ol the ^ „, „.r, , . < second term »» vtc*»j*r "WEmma Bamum He asked the future cooperation of w,„ returned from Europe * next event Student club b a* planned byjaH p.^nt, m anything that con- | ville; Eli/a!>Hh Musser. Hanover, u conductrd a •^ion' A A L 'Qu«,i«i Box MI Ur ' „ ; JO represented the federa dance to be j Norma Newark. Crcarwell. .. a j the welfare of their son A' . . „ ST® annex. ihu Coming Friday in the j Noble. Dkerrxis; Helen Norber jf, "T miZ?*!? ,unch~n' wt""' th# Jounuilotrr. depurtnwr.*' »-.ll student*' confederation she i* j ■Grandville. Max srtsic zz z=zl , CN'eU. Saranac; j graduate of the Uiuv*fB!y of An- j Arnold Parker. Cadillac; Prokfp P*s*k. Gladwin: Thehna Plow. Mr, V O. the committee On Alkirurin. chair,r^n at leliowmtp en- w„ „ WJ ^ wh.rrt, i tort* ^ i there. and ha* been studying law This year Mas Taylor Flint: Marguerite Potter. San¬ , , . J" A ' _ __ . .. r. may make their Pre*# club activi- t dowment. aooke cm . "The A A II .. . ; piun* to continue her studies at dusky. Aurclia Potts, Loutabiile, lies lucrative. . Columbia university and mill be Ky; Ethelyn Kae. ManceVma. June Redman. Meaick; Donald IsteuMdf ^^"^fVi^">P* * ? Th" f,r,t «atherir* wm aU°:i active m the federation's central ——the beginning of a drive for Sexton. Flint. Marguerite Stems- ; office. members. Any staff mem- ma. Cass City; Margie Sterken. Beginning hi* second, year m ot the Michigan Sutr News.; j editor at the National Student Imlajr CHy: Sarah M Taylor, Lan¬ Wolverine, or anyone inter- Mirror, Joseph Cadder, wdl also; sing; Sophia VanKuiken. Wil- . d liamstnn: Kermit Washburn. Bu- Vsle. Mam- «.nu ir ZZTZ, 1ST to:| serve ai^SFA secretary. . IA f ■ IIKARlk ako IIOCKD AT TWTTTITTTC >' ji I'ago Two Alk'lIKlAN STATE NEWS Tuesday, October 8, |9;tfj ('((I.INA'S «• YAKI) lll'N £4 Lightly O Neee, CLASSiFTED ^CAMPUS State Theater | Michigan State News IS EE ATI'HE OF (1AMK IrORT - Brown beaded pui containing $2 00 in i-hnnm- .u.^ . C pernnntil efTecIs Finder please i, turn to State News office Kay Vickrrstnff OltCIIESTItA A Complete Shoe Service For You FOK MEN I I OK WOMEN MOTHER HAII CAM! DeCAMP'S C #11 a L CiillLESjrViS EVERY WKD'DAt ADMISSION Klc I mil n 30 It ENIB1 r\l \r|| mi usim i \ in is OIINT MT» • LB TIME •eNCINt £*/6Uj| /ft>n M. S. C. Shoe RebuMers S|*rlMi line ro»c u> ihr height* THE FLOWINC, BOWL CAME. Ju.*t &.« thev h«K< done die week before again** Gunnel shine. odd* or n<> odd*. there is Smithrr* jgauvd two yards U> one feature of the Michigan game which ha- always returned . its own individuality. Only at the Michigan game is there as murh Ida* nig in the stands as theie is on the gi n Saturday we missed a i«ettutilul pus* because some nidi vidua! in the first row insisted on trtmg a hack flip from flu (tMiKratulatiouk. Hoys, un tin bimiier.v W*« k . *ch>mu1 bt»! xhot Hnwir Three words thai Jell retaining ivilt. We missed a punt when some boiatermik lad' cavorted a.L*On#sh»iig i.n ,.r„ aimthei s^tat* than half Gtwi: apologizing t.> himwl: after Michigan (lame jt iwy. you volumos about Your And a fete other fui. C at five bump)»ig into a fuiMertgth tmrmi plays when tkuiti lad* grew* more cvul»erant and pushed one K«*»n for in ai> Ann Arboi li«tierml> hoos» 1 anothciTWh! the nearby «pK tatm*. off their aval* c *" NEW FALL FROCK These are oW «wcurrrmes at certain football games. But they are especially noticeable when the student funic from iton w. Ron Gaiiork goi oft second be*; * : ukhutg tnelee w*if» a very THIS WEEK irS Bis slosves and skm Week-end Johnny g,M»d friend of hi* Three i one college ventures into the home town of another givo it a Paris dale college, a lw>k • lophomoru Sigma Nus -were re* j In a new twriturv. the home tie* severed, there is a tend- woixici - Iu»od at the Book Cadillac ruck- tin* The French spun ency paint the town reel The student fan* who are prune to follow this tendency are the jatk- tao lounge because of their youth - fi»'. 'gri appearance \ our mother" "G»> home and Blue Key BEAT wiser comes in gor¬ geous colors and lor hardly ever persons of |>ositioii on the campus They are . apologtae should have made a lot of jingle added sparkle Ike Usually a pack of adolescents who feet thai noise and hilarity will stamp them as college men hnlH- conduct, nothing morv Ih.r, « They show,* in their ako- kutd^h desire to ,ho« off c!aMl^ Kulh, »t week's /"*** on last Friday's parly —providing Heeplnjj all the Pfci Dclu present paid ad- KANSAS neckline and boware done in multi-colored uiuuld mskr it nfhauli h«» in. spaghetti silk, lusl ar.t other Mample cl Iho clothes magic that navels under the Towadale" In all the tew colors. fui'.l».v, '"toiler s. 1035 MICHIGAN STA'IK NRWS .■'age Tarn Central State Game SPORTO STARS ARE SEEN ••• Will Be Opener For Ht II \KMV HiN.MI.lt, sport* MMnr IN FROSH SQUAD Sideline Coach Spartan Freshmen 5,1,, Yearling El**« to Meat Mount Pleaiont froth at Patten- gill Stadium Tomorrow Night; Kobi Shi Well B.I.nerd Squad of 100 Caodidalrt. hi rs ybWbWWAVrWiWAW And jSvdVbSVbVW^WtWv^w. sportcastkr | Brthlrbtm Lutheran Church For Hand Bat,'*— It'* I-ichermann' "i'ooshcmup Tuny HIGHLIGHTS OF STATK Vlth'ORI Twirls lUnut Stick as .Musicians Shine Falcone s Militia a Feature at U of M. Came, With Drum Major to Soph Vaa. Hollywood Gardens Stand up to winter in the ARTAN WOMEN TO m MEETING Walk *Over Mudhound >'U to he Giroo Chance to Sign Up (or Actmfaea !3w3g Cm ' • You're all let »hetbcf the weather is or not. Thistle Grain, a Uitf leather, plump ami pliable — fmcljr textured to suit the smoother suit fabrics. "OTATf* SMAOTIST MUX JHOIC Triple sole, oiled foe longer wear, fletibiltfy BILL PORTER and New remittance cm lined |o water. nottauo- OIU'HKHTKA "THE THREE STARS' WALK-OVER ''•><«» 5^040 . Himtun. A. f. at M. Burton's Walk-Over Boot Shop 121 *. Hatkiaeton %re. I-—a '« U» H^> Uih »ttn a> Uu> Mrw4 Ttnln MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Tiii'nliiv, O IoImt R, in:1.: Assistant Granted ""***' Smail, These California!is "SOCIAL LIFE" i.eave for One Year I COLLEGE Berkeley. Calif fAcTt - Cm IS FROSH TOPIC A Imivr of UI.T,™.. for ,.nr v,,„- I BULLETIN Jmn Ballard and tlavr Ruhr mnnng. Adrfrri. Fro.h Counril on rn.,i,|(. Social Problem. al Collri>r, "I' liu ri Twelve Sororities Enroll 134 Pledges to Miss '34 Record Hu(. Collrfir Registration Fail, to Account lor Similar In- create in Co-ed Pledging: Kappa Kappa (iamm.i lead* With 27 New Siitrri. Mil hip.iii .Slide's I'J Minorities I, pledged I'll co-eds, 22 Ions than Mijrtu* . it lit t m»- tilfflki'ttr word whs mi»t by th lire ol' I'ttti llt'llt'ltM reported Iftli' rttfthot's failed to return their prefereti mtHon except flint many enN have flet Unlike former year*, informal plot win omitted and I ho formal cereitioftie Initial pledge meeting* will Im» hold at many of the houses 'grieta < 1hi» evenuiK. M \MIIMMI\t A rill KMU1 Kappa Kappa liiiinnia ' Katharine pledged 27 girl* to head all j-,( II K I* II 17 It N other sororities in tho nutn- \iu tn Itooth Tarkintlnn'v •n»r taken. Alpha I'hi Omhga Hi. WATCH REPAIR Prompt Skilled Service "ALICE ADAMS" with I RI D MifMt RR tV |RII> *TON» I VI I V\ VI N \ltl » BOWLING RAINBOW RECREATION ;Dorothy Evans. IMimi H. 'Kiith- »-riri. sirinithunt, I'hnilottc, '.19, Hiuv Hrmllrv, Kit ton Kh|iIi)s, '.19. ! I'liylln (ilbtoit, Km;-I latitnttg, '37. illfUti Hciir.l«l.v Lansing. 39 Ft MtMTH Marsh. Wyandotte, '38. From 1900 up to 1934 the leaf tobacco used for cigarettes in¬ During; the year ending June creased from 30, 1900, the (government 13,084,037 lbs. to collected from cigarette taxes |»elU I (•annua 326,093,357 lbs.; $3,969,191 an increase of 2392£ For the year ending June 30, 1934, the same taxes were It takes mild ripe tobaeco $350,299,442 to make a good eigarette. an increase of 8725"« —a lot of money. Alpha 1*1*1 Hack fai the formal tvisions din* lu'i Ht the Alpha Phi house were t Helen I let met t Hanson of Midland. Jean O'Hiwn, Louise Solomon a rut Cigarettes give a lot of i Dorothy Jane Dewees of Detroit, and IVg Mai Kiev and Mar jour pleasure to a tot ofpeople. Phvlp* of Ponltac air*. '39. Bed* A.,..-, Horal G»k.!A",h* *' ,"lu •». Harts... W..1 37. A'*"1 *' »««• eniertaliosl Shutev Sabm. Algou*. era Kuv-tmg 39; Kr.n- Fk,,*n" """" »« «* J"hn« "*• Monroe. 39. M.r. M" «»»«»< N.oih ,.| Oram! Franro. Sm.lh, Detroit, '39. E,r- R*p,d" lh" Is/Lore cigarettes are smoked today because lyn Breiinrn, Grand Rapid*. *39 Kaon. k.pp. I..mm. Mary |I*U* *'H» more people know about them—chev are better advertised. % Smith. Chesanm*. '39; Darkura, Week-end cunrti at the IVIta But the main for the increase is that Van Atter Detroit, '39: llrucetAlpha home were Jc.nctte Hart reason they are made reppl.T, Detroit. '39, Louiw May!0' Fju Clair. Ituth Matthew. of better—made of better tobaccos; then •trick. Oklahoma City, Okla IT; Untlng. Jean Manatietd ot Oil . again the tobaccos are George De. Jardira. Lapeer, la.:vr' «nd Clady. Jougiiin ot Arm Sue Walter., Laming. '3»; M.t- j Artxir. blended—a blend of Domestic and Turkish tobaccos. gmret Berrldge. Detroit. "39; Kath- • ... erine- Burke, Mason City. Iowa., *•••« Al»ka Tfcet. '39, Salty Howell, Detroit, '39: J Jean Alien ot Sault Ste Marie. Chesterfield is made of mild, ripe tobaccos. Shirley I. Norton. Detroit, '39;.»P«t| the week-etvt at the Kappa Mary Halligan. East Laming. '39,1 WI(lKa Theta houae Everything that science knows about is used in Ana Nivena. Eatt Laming, '39; Patty Sanford. Cast Lansing. *30; making it a milder and better-tasting cigarette. Xaabe! Hardy, Lansing, *39; Elea- | Alumnae back to viait the Kap We believe you will HOT Finch. Cast Lansing, *3P; Mar- pa Delta house enjoy them.