I. s. c. Library Wmt Larslng, Kok. Michigan State News 41.1. the news we EDITORIALS— have to print —The Greek* Have a —Is This Col lege? :ast i.ansinc. miciucan. tn m>ay. n week when Mail a me as Line Regains Form. Hi Bill. AfHTIN pate in the coming class elec¬ met State Saturday. The lin'ireat freshman elnss tion and to select officer*; if yesterday a iter to urn to nomi- ID MtKKt WIsMIK the history of Michigan leadership, hitch standards, and H% Al. I III II I It the promise of achievement." ■,te . ollege showed a prom- iif player* On thi» virt*»ry pnth niruftt ny interest in the conduct it- as the llu'oiigh a deciwive troniuinir political affairs ott the minis hy turning out well FROSH COUNCIL administered to Wash intf ton university Saturday, State's - its first meeting, held late Spartans are ready to enter , the Keit/ie Chemicnl lull- HOLDS MEETING the last three weeks of the season. Three (Tomes on mie- Ht i i.KTtV Sports Are Discussed at Meet¬ ing Held in Wells Hall Dormitory. cctuuil president, that there u ill lie nn riiminatinn vote ibis eave Thunt- i ip t u.Ht. this for l.iheral Arts Board. ItniM.iit undefeated, htory and M,irr Itutler. both of nil squad of draw because of hietigihilttt due to insufficient credit*, thus Ir.ning <■ nI\ two candidate* for each olTice. and (heir name*, will he voied upon at the final ii!«da> November 7. u iron from N tn T •Miry n of the class Boyle. Detroit, I'harle 'They ui DEANS ATTEND Washington. D C R«»t*'« Lansing: -tie. Robert Dean Cartel Belaniset. Ou DATE SET FOR J. C. GATHERING ■V M, Y'undei », i Hi-iii,., f !!■., tmlv M ■' l-t» «'jMi-ki' rnrt 1-- Dirks and Emmons Hear Au¬ INSTALLATION thorities at Convention r. .." i I-M..U,- s |.|„ ,U.. Arlhu. W " "" °*1-' if... n. «. v. ' llerlM-tt Hon Vandrrbilt ami Cumogie Tech Of Junior Colleges. Corps Sponsors Will Be InducL I h i \V s.i t ,i i |- Skene «•'"iitlnued on page 4) t*d at Military Ceremony "On November 15. NAME MSC GIRL HOME EC HEAD EW SOCIOLOGY '\ m W 1,1 Heler Ryerie Elected Stale PROF. IS NAMED State Debaters Chairman Rapid.c»nvo. at Grand )i Einrit B. Harprr to Suprr- Will Meet Team M All Fin-Id Work !-Z From Cambridge .. ,m Here. IRC WILL REVIEW . Oifara and Hittle Named to WORK OF INSTITUTE • Argue Question of Contli. st,. ii.,. m it..- tulion on Nov. 5. ■->i s i Hr Harper will be more Mrs. Merle Byer*. Miss Altx-rta •finitely concerned. ; Young and Miss Grace Love, head udency of the club. Be of the state or ganuution of home ' HESPERIANS HOLD *n and Altlua till are SHORT COURSE * for the Office of *»- Grange Announces ! The coil vent ion activities be¬ DADS'DAY DINNER Richard Hickman and M. Initiation gan on Friday afternoon with a STUDENTS ARRIVE Nov. !t with the deans of the various de¬ on tea given by the girls of the partments and their wive*, and all! if YOl'R t'I.ASS t AN T AND Grand Rapids Junior college for army officers and their wives will WON'T IX» ANYTHING ABOl'T , the telcgates and guests. On Fri¬ the end of a be guebis of the Officers' club at ; r: WE HOPE THIS W ti l. nr.- day of turmoil day evening there was a dinner le the installation. A special section SULT IN APPEARANCE OF for the student representatives at agricultural auditorium, on October 26 by theiroltege ath¬ klph W Tenny, director of the letic department, the members of Meeting in Jackson of seats directly in front of the SOME SCHCXiL SPIRIT. SOME the Y W C A. The program con¬ courses, announced that 21 the Hesperian fraternity ceremony will be reserved for soPHO.VhiRFS AND A WEE BIT sisted of a talk given by Miss Ger- . enter- pr«,f, M M Cory. E E. Kin- of amcd to u*n and women have re-! tained approximately 55 fathers at my ^ Murray, and U. K (>s- There is no charge for the in¬ FUN FOR THE ERF-SHIES THE RIVER IS COLL) A degree team comtiosed of E, Wiiett, I. Churchill, M Bar dun. J Forestry Honorary ? trude jewxnomics in the Swain, supervisor of home rd that complete their training, a dinner held in the society's house 52 students have entered following the Washington univars- b< rn are leaving today for Jack- stallation, and anyone may attend. Obviously the work of a typical llungerford, J Schuii. C MuutiM-k., Induct* Six Tonight ist-'hooU. At the Chicago same time public as this s. n where they will attend the ***» first year's work in freshman, or crank, this 'letter; II Rogers.SpieNtcrspock, C* Soren- Xi Sigma Pi, national forestry dinner, the faculty representatives spe- ity game Saturday annual Jackson meeting of the courses In agriculture to ex- t a used consternation in better «»n, M fcr win, L. Kincadi, P. Ross- honorary, is giving a banquet at to the convention were entertained Ralph H Young, director of ath- Ann Arbor branch of the Ameri- T»wm OHtit Exhibit over a period of 16 weeks pophomore cirt H*> tomght. with man. I .Spencer, and K Wat hi, Sandy's tonight, following the for¬ | at a banquet at the Grand Rapids letics for M S C. served as toast- f an Institute of Electrical Engi- short course divtsion was master for the evening C»ui la Campus Clubs President Bill Inglesun closeting plans to give four mal initiation of it* new members Short degrees to those at 5 | The | City dub. Dr, E. C. Vincent of ^Dr.ized in 1854 at M. S C., and talks were given by Tom King , The meeting will be held in the himself hastily with his Privy wishing to become members of the , MerrlU-Palmer school in Detroit tar become a In a letter to all members of Council of Huward Augsbach, W A FnedrUh. A. W ■spoke at this banquet, very Important Spartan end coach. Glen Stewart, Silcox, Chai les organization The degree work will evening and the speaker will be of the educational campus clubs, Jackson Towne Harris, and 500 other brutal and include a harvester's march Havu, C" V. Holmberg, Richard C. j Gn Saturday morning a general program alumm director. Dean Fred T j, t l.usignan, chief electrical super¬ asked for new exhibits to be Johnson and E. W. Killian. no other way can such Mitchell. EUts W Ranney. 00. of engineer of the insulator division blood-thirsty secomi year men to vised by Charles Monroe j meeting was held at thq Pantlind placed in the casts In the lower; decide on a method of attack Prof. 8 G. Bcrgqui-st of the **J*nt training be presented in Greenville. Nelson Schrader. Sr . ct the Ohio Bras* Co, and also en- Any student having interests in | hotel from 0 to J.Q*—Jthen from . *"°rt at such a small cost Of Northville. Prof Lewis Rich- gim-ering assiatant to the vice main hallway of the library. Al¬ The sophomore heads will prob- ; rural life who wishes to join the geology department will give an j 10 to 11 the High school and col- though there will be accommoda¬ ably decide to fight it out to the student illustrated talk following the din¬ variety of valuable courses ards. head of the college music president' of the same company, tions for only a few. those offered last ditch with grange is urged to be pres¬ Xi Sigma Pi now | U'ge groups met separately. Elec¬ offered and creampuffs at six. ent and to contact some member ner. has 16 tion of officers and reports of ac¬ mkny graduates department. Coach Charles Bach- Mr. Lusignan will speak on members. become specialists in thefr man, and President Robert S. will be welcome if there is room. I for application blanks. Russell Stadelman Is tivities in the various clubs were "Bushings and Insulators for Higli president and Donald W. Smith Shaw. | Voltage Equipment. CLEANED AND BLOCKED AT T H I ( II E L LT secretary-fiscal agent. at U o'clock. Vsge Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Tuesday, October 29, f'l"V Will Plav for r5"" TutUc.lliy City: JameeSeru-["Ibsen Uvo* ae-iln. Under : i Michigan State News I ^XgAUPUS COLLEGE | rM \ STUDENT PULSE \ 'c sir T nun S, W. Li. Full Party i. 'on. Detroit; Vlncml Thompson, i«iiiding hand of Borpiy Hi,. Saginaw; George Cully,' Buffalo, j 'Ghosts' became a vibrant p j PnhtUfcMt en.I r nr the r. !W» r*tr b. the .tn.fefite of I ' CYN1 A I f^ V BULLETIN J .*"..1 im iniitaw .rttrW. j -»i< awtiKsai k .isaaai imaaMia ar, »• la t la ■*». an. j |j I N. Y.: Robert Stow, East Lansing, of life, ftrr voice, personaltt With Nate Fry's orchestra play-1 and nert PortnolT. Lnnsing* in,, the Spartan Women's Icacuc — natural sensitivity f.■ puts her in the front rank , I en I. Tavlar manager of the J w,|| ho|d ita (n]| term party next DRAMA LOVERS sen interpreters '' Other ', Wells Hall Boarding club, wishes My Dear Mr. Cleory: Friday. November 1. In the Union OFFERED TREAT hBV"" commended the en* . Coll*** Kit. 171 to welcome all the short course I marvel at the balance and de- ballroom The general chairman similar manner students to the club The rate "tun ol your excellent sheet every Parlv 15 Blanche Ross. as. (Continued from page II The next number foil, ,. , -Wll.l.fAN A KTBkPATIft I w ill Tie about $4 per week. time I pick It up And your dis- ''"'ed by Eleanor Norwood, ticket Paulson, tiling Mitchell, Elira- the student course will bo ih that chairman; Merle Houscr, decora-'beth - * erect avoidance of -rtnries Cerf and several others.j pcnranco here on Novcratx All freshman hotel »tude»U a it might pollute the student mind has Uons- Notlnc Ansorge, publicity. Paulson is noted for his artistry -CJpiro Dux. soprano T> . requested to meet in the student ■ always struck me as very "nice." and Alice Waterman, patrons, meeting room, second floor of the j However. I hove one | Union building, next Monday eve- 'We critjdum: Ilv Klin III It It If K r. inn. November 4 at 7.10 Recently on glancing through ,and Mr* ° R Chapman The: Mitchell is an actor of power! * • • i flie News of Lansing 'guests are Drnn Elisabeth Conrad, whose talents have been thorough- LEARN HOW AND FN ' ift-r from that bit of i-ampus Madame Conrad. President and Iv schooled in all phases of the It. the Social Problems club-- Mrs R S Shaw. Dean Marie Dve stage >thlng extraordinary in thai In the plays to b»» given and Miss Mabel Peterson Tickets here he will exercise two difficult D A N CIN ( it this "Publu Pulpit • column 'or the party are on sale for 80 roles Miss Cerf has appeared! • the above Journal swet fly jn_ cents at all of the sorority houses many times on Paris and London! u ••«ing postponed ;l( ,^'and at the Lrnton desk stages, as well as in this country.! NEW , print ~— — ami will .also take part in both i plays here Betsy Marvin, nnoth-! Ballroom Classi- FOR BEGINNERS er member of the prominent east, K»ft K4ih Htwrt. has just completed editor of the a successful i i response to a season with Mr and Mrs Cobtim. 'on tinned ' ei. asking for For those who enjoy Ibsen'* Making up the smallest field of i plays, perhaps the comments In candidates fo»; any of the offices, made by thr critic of the l-exing- ems club, the but five co-eds were named to run Fonda Dance ( lid strike, and thr¬ labble the Slate News was ft . ton Lender should aid in eon vine- foi secretary They are Jane ing them of the power of Madame to. o* eommended for opening it Shau East tanning: Joan McEl- Hammer j.v _ I.otU*is Column to both sides—d* s portrayals He savs THE CREEKS HAVE A WORD FOR IT inn ' -sP|te its own views in the matter my. Port Huron; Beatrice Pointer. Rtts excellent nonpartisan at Ik. Mildred Moldenham-i. -DEFERRED RUSHING . . . c d -Nlilg'# RmartF*t hanrr Fun ami Learn tie PIC t ring ,n dropped this year" 1 and Margaret Berndge, Park Michigan State tin. i«tl Kit (tilde rpreta lions ''Otters Column to Iw reserver BILL PORTER pledging—vim in . > a mpaii-i the nil met hulls fr.itc tlx eel much diaered the gripers, pep-talkers, am rgest field will contest for and Ills Orchestra Virgilino ate. her If one could een faculti Phone .1-88.18 A. F. of M. Simmons School .18 Strand Plmnr frstei iliiiiatiuns i Up Pi .> Interfratii Clothes for the Weil . >1 nil liifTiciiiti f< would hate t«> see the ai Dressed Collegian JAMES Pil l Iglilgn who loves to of complain f CUSTOM Every complaining As fa determine his critieia TAILORED j the great Amoru CLOTHES jilmU'e Kat at Ihe ii.i inn East Lansing Cafe •24* Next to Peoples Chiirrh "Vim don't pay if it doon'i h for Variety Ten different menus a day—"Something for Everyone" Try Our Home-Made Desserts SCHRAM'S V A RSI TV TAILOR them- ^ i ntuftmnmei ifieJSyle jf'.op give you five bright ideas ut eventful i position to .for football afternoons > in ht« .iigurnentij h|j NcUo» Ih* Townda.* Ludg«l pr.ee . . . then pir.di • *t«tements there is I i !i youriel" Tn**e sport frocks «f* (ashror. n**!.: ^tart IS THIS COLLEGE xith the stunning new fabric Alpaca Crepe Nonce OR IS IT GRADE SCHOOL' ail the bright colors youd war.! for dressy, sports CaitAL CiillLES ocoosions Check ihe Itioiulating styie ideas for ail tlie youth ana pep you associate with Tcwr.daie Frccts' In Spinner Red—Cocktai Peacock--Bright Green THURSDAY NITE Sues |J to 2C . . , Big Halloween Party Noise Makers Favors — Balloon* ham ing 9 litl 2—Admission 40r rai h njrht The frr Littie-girl coiiar and pocket tats to match, framed pearl cuiian* and a soft bengaune cow, l.*l I - Furnish Ihe IikmI— achieve smart simplicity. b The pe«lag. i For your Shirt bosoir. pleats, and ' sparkle buttons, sturt-maker for th« shoulder and sleeves and a Midnight plan: h outnc isilyruTt •oft. bright colored bow focus style interest. Allot Four button-down pockets, a A thing of Lea up Spreads smart shoulder line scarf and Interesting gored skirt pleats, are . . . bright details H&y »o herself. Iniliuilinil Cumpkin new lie* 7c you'll like. l>o we mix. dati" hm't rwl yimr mteHi- ( up y<»u (eke* Rows of tucking on the blouse gently? One lit?L for two Iniurg la>i •a*. around at Ea#tvrn audit or i urn fur 5C and skirt, full shirt sleeves with awaiunjt tlw nf thy jwr- bow tie cuffs and collar... forrrutiat i v the lr Fried ('ekes give for 7C that tailored efled Sef editorial in this m«n;ing > Ihinut Km- PrvN> for Shirred chic at the collar pn> ( hncuUte and Dale Nut ... fawjotial vie we amnt our bnlham yuung SiUralK thon i htvi It with thf |K»licy of the State New v • Hermit*, per dusen 25c and shoulder hne with a bow String he and pleated skirt, moke this frock young and wearabls. "Drive"- -A natural of failing. react an moruim She 3juub jStyop #4Coii£ffif,t'0"Keftt8al to pander to the demand* of other*. Tuesday. October '49. 19S5 michigan state news Page litre# Spartan Yearlings to SPORTORIALS Grudge Hat tie Up on the Chenango river, the Where did you ever are a play than that triple.lateral the niece Featureh Polo ^Colgate Meet Olivet Varsity raiders arc claiming the (IV HARRY XV1SMER, Sports Editor unclaimed mantle that was re¬ Washington tram pulled in the Fracas Friday Sideline Coach cently retired hy Notre Dame as the school with the longest ramble set ond attack half? of And that Stevie geho's onr-raan when he Squad Wednesday nvf further proof last Mil- tried to halt that laat final heave. Ill hr plenty toush for Top Warner and hi* Owls mili-age. Something like R.100 this week-end. The Temple elwh rame through lo Medici Will be There as miles was offered as evidence Tfie cross-country team operate* in our midst with little attention. that they ought to wear the dis¬ win iiain, thl* time down in Morg.intnwn. West Facility Cripplri Oppose They are national champion* if Jlate Frrshnun Game Willi Olivet Vanity at P.tlmyill Field Virginia, where they ran all over Went Virginia carded mantle. Will Be Final Home Coated; Student» Admitted 1'. by a srore of If! lo 6. Gay Young Blades. Tut, tut—will some one put you should rare to know it . . . Temple was forced to the Varlets wise to the fact that Won all the runs this season so Smnkter, hut won easily. Mike Casteel. backfleld By Coupon Bookt. nv tms; al ii ids: kdiiok State travels almost that far on far. Jack Berry is a Bronx Irish, coarh and ehief seout deluxe, scouted the contest man Call him a Flatbosher one trip. Just an excursion, just for Michigan State. ' and walch the sparks, derrick NOTRE DANE Raiders of took s heating in the frat football league . . . Why lint play real foot¬ ball? It's safer. SECOND VICTIM CLASSIFIED OF STATE TEAM Spartam Take First Five Places to Overwhelm the Irish Har¬ rier Outfit. BECHTOLD WINS AGAIN ^ McF.rl.oe I. Only Visit., Break Into Scoring Column ^ rmh-wed with plenty of speed and loves to play With Sixth Place. football If he can keep his head under lire from now on in. there will Bs JACK HIRK1 The tins Michigan Slate Spar- have started on their Hollywood av ro*s to another victorious Gardens country season/ if last atunlay's meet is any incli- ition of future event s, The Winers took the measure of Don't Forget Armory Dances Every Friday and Saturday You'll fit Joy "Stopping with Steve" in refined surround¬ ing's. Try it this week-end. Men Iflr. Indies 2'»r, Jim Brakeman comes forth with a novel idea his vanity letter as a tackle last fall donated a pai to Howard T.indrl for ptaving the m«n game agal now Jim is going to give another pair of hh be*i wise to the during the year. football player who has shown the must improvement Jim 1* asking you students to lid in the selection CORDUROY COATS r either ill writing Cor. (iraml and Allegan St. $g95 the manto receive I .anting HOTEL THE CENTER OF AM* I.OC A I. ACTIVITIES ath.ktcH, fan*, - etc- Eddie Klewtcki h«* won n! regular berth on the Detroit I,inns at left end. and leading football writers claim STRAND Kale*. $1.25 that the former atate star will someday be greatest end in professional football . . . other men TREADWELL'S who are likely to see service for the Lions someday from the Spartan ranks are Wagner, Allman and Warrnbein. All three of these lads could cut it in Illur douMr-brm*ltd SHOES and REPAIRING the big lime, and in a big way it is expected that Dave Smukler will graduate from Temple that Joe BuzoliU and Lou Zarza Shorn Dvrd All Color.—tarrx. I'olishrs. CAMPUS COATS will form a coaching staff some¬ Inwilrn, Kir. day that will bo hard to beat BEST OF LEATHER USED $695 . . . that Scotty Charles, Sports Edi¬ tor of the Carnegie Tech, has a ALL WORK GUARANTEED All wool, hull" hell, t-onv •rtihle collar, down to the | hablt "f b*nR»»S the birdie on the Plaid is his fare n m. a. c.. Smart looking ami a great - oat lor school led after Carnegie took Purdue T to 0 last Sat- Indtana university in I urd*-v ,hal Chilie Childers. accomplished musi- wear. Lours Mini regulars ium-< to be the toughest j nan Williams and hla band now playing Fo» many dacadaa tha oul- on the State schedule j at c:o'H, G«b>e* in a former all-state basketball atondlnu marita oi KB! Lash and two promising j p,*yer trnm Anderson, Indiana that the entire Slid. Kulaa hava baan ,oc- dun-Club Checked Indiana is rated as h*5*1 at one Umc attended Indiana U. and all were sctxxt! for y three tcps this season * This meet will j Karf after Ohio State-Indiana game . . . that every Sonday •**«. pi^ce this Saturday ia ful1 houfr ** guaranteed for the Marquette-State TROUSERS fray on November 9th . . that Bob Merrick was i K&E S a 95 $/j50 QnnllfjIrSa editor of a Jackson Daily, and will someday be writing sports ^ anil O a prominent Detroit pajwr that Bob Monnett. SLIDE RULES m>Ai\t . Roger Grove and Frank Butler are all U ""Tr There playing for once was a State freshman Ihr fact traveling Green Bay Packers, while An Buu u going great gum with the Chicago Braiir Who didn't know where to eat that Abie Clliowitg la the pride and Joy of the; Queher Rough Riders, and the best punter mi Until a worldly senior told Canadian football . . that Buddie Mirrs is chief i Sport-hack McGregor capper barker for the same club that Stale . . . J Him SANDY'S was h'ard to beat! is likely to play three big ten teama in football SWEATERS In 'J7. So he said to himself I'll try that place and O Just like those other guys, Plain and checked patterns; brushed And after just one meal he said, wools, tweed weaves; glipuvcra and but¬ ton or sipper stylus. "By gosh, that senior's wise"! Twen.ty-four carat mat gold finish and rhodium Sato (HI finished s i Iv e r with polished bevelled edge. 1.00 1.25 1.50 HART schaffner & marx CLOTHES Tuesday, October 2D, 1 Mr, Scabbard and Blade Initiates State Theater Lansing Station WATCH. IEWKI.RY and PEN REPAIRING New Men as They Frolic Gaily to Have Amateur •I Hie campus press office In Little Theatre Friday Night Night Here Soon r. swain Hirvrit Rail I. Sum... in Union ». Much Ciller I. Imhihfil and WH.Msi.xv AM. TIU'Rstm l> • ^ Program to Be Held November / h c. li n n i • "Don't Itrl on Blondes" 13, 14, 15; Sponsored Dnnrrr. Stumble 0»rr Pumpk.n, WMh Warm William ami Halrr tRI|UV xvl, sXTIRnAY By L. F. L. M. S. C. Friday night the Scabbard and Blade men with their in tins picture v.- nodd i guests frolicked gaily in the Little Theater to the rhythm of Fergie's melodic contribution* Just l»efore intermission. h •' -u.il mm n i\j«- «.r :..i< t. !. . i n. Shoe ... Richard Grey, Grand Rapids: Carl Nosul. Lansing; Carl " Marzke, l^nsing: Victor Duch, lapsing, and John (Vary, Detroit', trooped tinder the arching of crossed sabers 1<» re- line -owl i.n.k?w-!m>ti the rvptit. debate question Thai »amr uyeninfr mnn.v couples rompiil nmnnp the PrnfrMOr Will Interpret New pumpkin. ..rn-i.,u . ■■ .. Subject foe Benefit «f Dfb»l«l BOWLING health, few times a more a active mind. Bowl a week—and you'll keep tit. ateniitv and Sorority Tournaments have started, RAINBOW RECREATION rifONt: r. -sita Daily Matinee 2:30 15c M Nights and Sundays Children Always 25c 10c l.\HT TIMIS TOIItV OSIIAUGHNFSSY'S BOY WAll. Ml: HFI'IIV anil JMKII COOPI'K —Wf.HNKSI.AV anil TIU'KSI.AV «.OM> STKIPI |Hc* Stole One Man's STOCKINGS 79 Hride and Another JtfJuy's I'ants . . . In .Marry the Gal In! l.rnulhs S|.(Ill 2W BET \ drift! ' ON BLONDES Ml fer IMn Prlcr, J Brevity: j| J Ifltf Department'* | t artiwin and Travel 1 DeCamp's Shoes ... w i They ain't stream lined or air conditioned- hut they sure are mild and they sure got taste party to be held by newman club Nur Officr. Cbotrn Bv Cltho- lie Orjanintion The Kewtnan club, the only C»tht.hr student- ••ntiimutict .»• the csmpu*. u.., .• i.,:. *«-• (- get-togrtl.ft «>fi Ki day. NVvm.i*- 1, in room l of Home Ecun- wnio building The dour* open at :