MS. C. Library LaiTBinc, Mich. Michigan Stale News BAND TO OFFER ExpSrimental Station PRESS TO _ WPA PROJECTS Honor Coaches IflRST FORMAL Conducts Beaver Study MSC SYMPHONY WILL DEVELOP At Alumni Banquet PARTY OF YEAR Interesting LTk'ZZ™ NEXT THURSDAY STATE AIRWAYS jn Returns »» Opening Event of tlv tfotl UACKiV Famed Faculty Man Who First Gym Saturday the Federal Improvements Will Put Winter Term St ••on With ti.. n„, ..... Kxix-imvnta! ,1:',., Organized Orchestra Here •• Michigan 20 Years Ahead of Banquet Officials Invite High School Coaches From All Sections Announcement of Pl»ns. "'..v-,'"' ' "'n,' ,' ' "" .• > Direct First Concert. Other States. of State to Participate in Annual Michigan State College Affair. WILL BE OPEN PARTY ■'• £^ {■£;;.[ IZ'J:1 SCHUSTER WILL PLAY MOTOR INDUSTRIES HELP ID I.I OlUit \I \SM\ [ [sped l<> Secure Big Name Band for Dance to be Held ; \vi,»-n the i*mv. i i t,i n> u',hm ' "" Well-known Violoncellist Will WPA Heads See F.cnnomic Bene¬ "Why not honor the -football enaehe*-. too?" It was Ralph Young. direetor of athleiicM at Michigan State Play Sainl-Saens Concerto in fits in Drive; Lansing Airport I pint Week of Winter Term. f. t.■ -m \w Cueil Appearance. Given New Hangar. College uibliVHiiig a group of plan lormtiliifetv for the annual alnmm banquet to be staffed in tin- gym Saturday Diarist. ID t \KltY IHSTEI "Up could MiV.tr coat be*. iImiitutr in Vfinln-r I to lakr » |fi»ition »»i Ulack»t»ni v. v.. PtuImkit Mitrrag. the housemother to m*ind r at the year dutriM ut «'il voiwrvation inj»tll r.k. ,|> his nvw dune* Janu- Robert Jones, sec- belong to (omc of our fellow stu¬ Group l'i» lure Schedules student room* The Tsyl * and llrrrien county aiy 1. 19.18 -will be closed at h dents who labored months perfect¬ Tuesday. December 10. Sack rider graduated from Murray has been an associate * II retary of the oigarazatior. are Mr act as members of all committee ing thcrp. and then magnanimous¬ 7 20 Pi Kappa Delta Michigan State college in 1921, professor of electrical engineering r Hour* selected The other members an ly lent them for exhibition, The 7 40 Press Club News Ser¬ and then took up the instruction M S C since the fall of 1930. next time you feel the creative o'clock permission is as follows- ; ' ~ vice of agricultural subjects in the high He has developed several new ! urge surging within you, pick on 8 oo Men Glee Club under the courses at M S C and his work during the week if no ex- Smoking on the Campus and j Claude Bryan research invest!• s schools in Michigan your own face, or some one your occurs the following Other Tiaditwiw, ■ Donald O'Bws • gator in the departrn 8 20 Blur Key Smith-Hughes act. Following (tbat. m genera! has been in accordance [ Wednesday. December II: he was a leader in 4-H work, and Aith engineering development and J 0 00 Sigma Alpha lota then went into extension * ork, j current practice «»y 9 20 Hurt Club, Ike-Keep¬ taking the position as county agri- Professor Murray succeeded jf.j ers Seminar cultural agent in Calhoun county professor Nater at M. S. C. who Thursday. December 12: Because of his excellent record j felt to become head of the E. E. 7:20 Men s Debate In these lines of work. Mr Sack- department of the Oklahoma A. 7 40 Varsity Club rider was given work with the; fc m college at Stillwater, Okla. UJ 8:00 Sigma Gamma Upsilon 8.20 Camera Club Due to his success in these lines, an the campus and in East Lan- 8 40 Theta Alpha Phi when demand came for u soils ^ng, and they all wish him In his 0:00 Union Board specialist, Mr, Sackrider was nrw duties and recommended for the position, and the greatest sue *111 CLIiVII AND SCO Cg.ED AT IWI.CIILL started work this month. jtian. Page Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Tuesday, December 10, 1935 0AM 1MJS CASTETtA Michigan State News V OT«T*'« Business of Busy Co-eds mimscm RECEIVED THE $ S I Surveyed By AWS Board FIRST M D DEGREE | i irst of all jn my sermon ........... of good will, I should like Many7 Activities Taken Part in Dnnnc Month of November Are FROM THE COLLEGE . . 1 re OF AST). ITALY. IN j to blast about two popular theories. Two, to be exact. Lifted in Snrvey Made Here. I3Z9 SOON AFTU I Item: I am not. never was, and never will be the writer! THIS CUTE THE DE¬ , . , , ....... ■» NANCY FARLEY 'Y. W C A Cabinet, W A A r»- jof the Cynic column which has appeared in the last two; " . •* .1 GREE VAS CONFERRED ' is*ufcs of this rag. t 61 1HE UNIVERSITY Passing innocently through the Peacock j Wh<>" Vrtu w a htmunm ,n 1 c MV ng prac cr* un OF PARIS ■■• j Alley of the Union building, I have lately been assailed by 'across Wednesday, Nov 20—Y W c numerous "Gad, I'd love to wring your neck" looks from the A Senior Cabinet. Green Spla j a a mbled femininity. It's getting so I can't pass a "short, SWL Board (dumpy figure" without suffering a twinge of conscience. Not fcampus partake in. and Thursday. Nov. 21—Home K<-• tf'At it bothers me much. noirncs Board. Tower Guard met I just don't like to steal another varied interests'* t ¬ ing. Freshman Lecture group T*«£ 5 A AWtBlJ won COU t&C 1 j columnist's hating public. I have my own little brood. Ex-, The The AWSbo A vv s board was p«j .over the same qui visors; Judiciary AWS Board ICynic Herrick also wishes to.be absolved from all blame. >Y UVMAlOOSA'l arrive at some conclusion or Monday. Nov 25 — Sorot ;: Item: I am not the prowler. This, too, has been laid to meetings. answer. Jtfafty set" ptrt-—to make a nuVnooping ways. I should prowl when I live right across Bulletin of the Bu«y~Co-eds " For Tuesday. Nov 26 — Litr*s& • . f i m Mary Mayo and my roommate has a swell pair of field the mon practice. Junior Y W. C. A C«l. BUCKSHOT net W A A Cabinet JHE VWVANS j glasses. •- ! found the « * * * I portonce W«»dnesda>. Nov 37—Y W , CLU8 OF A Senior Cabinet, Green SpU^ TEMPLE Christmas night. All should be well, but it won't be. SWL Board UNIVERSITY ! FVrgie and his banfl have contracted the Olds Hotel for a Thursday. Nov 2«—ThankR*- WAS •part;. io he held there December 25. and from ad- ink holiday FOUNDED This but i> an example am: BY A outline of the activities and m«- MAN ' •ngs Beside? these, there i a Coffee Crn with Apologies to J. Keats—? boards and committees, appoirv A thing of beaut> is a joy forever by then' organizations. that Providing it withstands the weather meeting There are WAA act \ Oriirinal Thought In Our College; Foreign Correspondent And if it's made of lend or bra** The upkeep is a great deal less. tie* sports, for the there arc various inter-, committee1 .... DiscussesGerman Youth short" from and working for the Wolve, » punning, pulchritudinnl promulgating Tur, and others Purpose of Httlrr-Jugrrul Groups is Teaching of Naii Philo- spondent. Abigail: "Min* l^averm Idm** Herruk k»ve It is casv to wr the reaso? ^ Bftzer state-* that she will never use IIKH car tor crate, ncmic practM sopby, With Discipline and Obedience a >u willi on .• date; that it the Is-ys want her company Stressed mw Factors. tin furnish their own transportation. No doubt Miss raiinot Im1 iIihcii"- can ^rfi this Hit r will develop a apleiulid gartn ot solitaire during her ....' , problem. Thi* critic exi.h i • -nsiderefi t-omnio »ick Edwards mid Hay I/mg, Hermutn n«»-g«>ods. made Mulligan State tb; r««'k-end pxe usmn to Detroit. Windsor, and envirnns fault, when It-cute. week They must have had wha' somebody wanted and ! \erae lor tfc iv came Imrk $10 pooiu. "It Dangerous .*»v. Like This mean. Iieiause I don't know what I mean. (We on Intimation* of Immortality and the Girls wonder why I feel this way. I don't know mv*< oruforts in Life— But I don't know anything about girls. *o it itoesn't mat* I.ife is hard what 1 think I hop*- th« girls don't care what I thin And life b* earnest *« cause as 1 said befor* I don't know my sell If I ki r Hut for my (girt 1*11 take 1 wouldn't feel tynteai «la»ut a? Mavb»* then I would t„ An a(wirtment that's furninhed in love with aomebody And that would U- too t»ad; fad * n love I mean Higher institution* * STUDENT PULSE Sometimes I think per pi»- hat«- nn- for this. Hut 1 «i< • telllgeiu'c and a rwu#m uirrv "t th« gent who made ail the but slight Iv I hi- now. Maybe Messrs Herrsck ami Warner don't lik* m > tor their respei tiv« hips when ecause peou might as well Inc. Plum Puddings of hi* m langi Mekdrnmmer' Dorothy Hasselbrmg arid Betty Jane Waikei. t r m*ul«>rdmiition t.warii their Wc make and decorate cakes landlady, arc all . N-et to.W U»ru.«f toil mtT' the proverbtill cotd. cold world. for >»ur Christmas Parties v And at Christmas time, to*?. Here > a helluva gixal chance r tor some aspiring Jack Dalton. A suilde; g ; i ;i, ni the west brought m* theta choice 'Site JImri JTutib ^l}np ;-ms; Pat Eoetir and Vow* YandcnUrg are practically wk in douWe harne.-- again, what with the lady in the aae wearing the \aiuieul>erg Psitiaii) awar*! Ami, while •m re in if. harness diMUssn-; iu»w . long can Mike WiUon, nd L*rn* K,»>« Barrett hobl out frvur th» brutal path? fur (Christmas mum prolrh. gr>U< him.' II ,, TKAcIi AND TlU.Vt.N-u.raetr Newin, dconl tike W«r< . "u Kiel* hau.-r Where dm our oki friend Harllinir FINE STATIONERY is always flee -, rrl the >ade>: aurora ahuut hi« mL? . . . Dave Ireland 1» one of the most suitable and 1 ■ - a mu.tath. Kruauu! ra..-. with eaae of Guard. I mean a , most appreciated Rifts. In our ..-r, a» the .Lake- . Ira Hurray i., the- M-nutra'eat iiaiivwiual selection offered this season you w' 1 knem ami llarvey lUrnr.gtoti the- ,tumit . . . :. Donna Jean Wv,r, ilinnl want her name in Uvta ceatunn will find the newest of numbers The- moat ak.ii iruah. a- tar a, aal- are- eunteroeel at prices . ; TaoVtrH r •>.. u, • : j,». -1 . . . most reasonable. ■ .'•aft Fijuy . all laxau.ee of a heart-intereat down at iwprr-. I hi t- . ■ h: I .. i v , ■ u .,14-. »'-• '• '.reettbrier, Virpinta. £ law. IV.rv Uii! m v,.« i,. . >«: * iui'.. i« • '« Ann « • • • | tnimu^ Mtmirihitw i» « .tmi.m Cm .. ,««!. •" '"* The Campua Cynie: Do you ttunk I aound like Mr. i epiniui!.. L,,au.. III- and nnl lh< v . n.-.u-nt .. Memitunmy T Seimettme, I think I Muua! like .Mr. ripe. Ill' infer, let thero trnneiil * wh:l, _ .o.«r^oai' ... way ami then asain I think I don't. Th«' critn. ..-.nuu! all the time thinking «ou donl. twrnetiawa i think «. i..; alarm,-.! When ih, >tu " U daeUjfrt throuirh (l-.e mil! I iloa't aoand like- 11 Ujtui to...a Then Hemingway at all and then I atart thtnk- well haw oome onaim.1 »h-«Kht. a.»1 l.y th... .1 aill nig I aound like Sherwoenl Anderaon. bal-ly tie mature thgu*M value. P,... h.»» I *3 wi thv r*p*win«, and don't know nhat 1 thtnk. .Ami aometinc I ^ and more toward _SK_ .. . .. _ nth murtaVv.*11''^1 Dew, be.- aUliiuil eoUagc ca«i|ioa. And Uua iaaeoll«v: aoU Ml rAlimUL HAIL NEWS AUVERflSLKS MICHIGAN STATE NEWS rage Three tuesday. lumber 10. 1915 Speech Fraternity Strong Wisconsin MSC POLOISTS SPORTORIALS ? SP0RTC ASTER jj to Elect Officers AIRWAYS pmte U Defeats Spartans In TROUNCE ILL1N1 By IIARKY WISMtK bportaXditor s eight feet rnipas* points astHalfRally,26-21 IN TWO GAMES ; for which have immediate * Fire LnA •! H«lf Ttae, 15-13, bet B.djcr, Tally Two New Cwnbin.t.M Com. From nrted ing follow: 14o men; Bookfti la Opening of Second Period and Behind Friday Night and Thr football paradr. althouch Ju*t about over. kIUI hold* on son. 95; Indian Are New Canghl. Lead. All the Way Saturday. la*t «rrat thrill for thr arid fan* of Amrrtra. Tlir Detroit in. 19; Grand ounrd hv G. A. Richards and Toai n..r City. 20; through to win Ihr Western Dlvtaion Championship of thr National Arbor, 90; Ai¬ Michigan State led a rangy and experienced Wisconsin DOUBLEHEADER NEXT Professional league. and will play thr New York Giants for thr re. 07. Detroit, (.a-kctbidl team through the first half of u game played World's Championship this Sunday afternoon in t!. of I), stadium. dig fhipids. 39; Friday night at- Madison, only to fall behind before a Student Team to Play Lansing Detroit. Thr Giants, who arr thr defendim: world's rhampions. bring nuba. 25; Kala- "-.md half rally that left the Spartans trailing. 26 to 21. While Instructors Meet Flint a vast array of alar* for thr ronton Surh sterling performers as skey. 60; and Harry Nrwmin. former Michigan great and alao another Michigan -y, lindgers, tutelaged by Bud Foster, youngest coach Big Ten. had difficulty in confining the activities of Club Nest Saturday Night. immortal, tto Molenda. the entailing lull Itaek Thr way at ?:#0 p. m Sunday, and ahould hr the tMttle - Oarlock who rang up 7 points to keep State in the race claims Tomim I'.mmelt. the world'* most versatile publicity until .-lughcut the first chapter. The Wisconsin five with its I'latSiig an aggressive style minimi* .•vrn* reach and height if polo seldom nhown here. a , inercome by the speed rv-vamped trio of Statu h< drive with which the mun dt t'uutud a hard-ridinir l.ansing contingent ...The... front the I into the play to keep itv of llUttoi* on sue ,aa The half time score Sideline Coach iiijrhts last week-end. from behiml on Friday back in the second 12-8. aiut emerging vu - a Meanwell lecture In Hmshhi Saturday by u count of 14 n Wisconsin mode two The hones- tnui I a -l-ol(ili- order ami miaii M.thoncy M. S. C. Shoe Rebuilders Thursday lioVywco! jartitn \ AROUND E BOWLiNii J.1?;,,, dilliARDS DlLLIRIIU How lint: I hum lor :M. S. I Thron Snookers j WASHINGTON i '• . — RAINBOW RECREATION When you come back after xmas ..-itifitoDHZi JKiint: lt». Wh««« iptmg HytidOfi (»tn|. P'uni, »K Ifl PRIZE BIOLOGIST .the Sefe W«r il the Railway UTS GHOSTS MAY EXIST ASSOCIATED EASTERN RAILaOADS |ir«u rvi Skiiiu HOME FOR THE CHRISTMAS /? HOLIDAY? Michigan maybe littU Next Saturday Aihtyru laadx nigh h»> n ftu MldUJll'ir Method i Uuilllunate ifcnl Du^aaac Arbut for a bruaft < Cappon'a menaums iu thcsl. looking QUICKLYW ECONOMICALLY definitely tin to hi^ t, KH AIS' Um ii( c«ra1? K.XIIH.O E\PKI> ' '. i. ,\ CW UlcXc k'en-t. C #ItikL CitllLES ay anything until be 3 lit AUUr : KIWI!. L..' Ui I'bMM EVERY WED'DAY Railway MMDICY Express IMC. ADMISSION 10c NATION-WIDE RAIL-AIR SERVICE ^ kin w w wi imnriMw am mum a MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Tuesday. December 10, 19: AGD's Take Co-ed f CAMPUS CAMERA Pan-Hellenic Council Prepares THE THE WOMAN Beauty School OI. FrF < Howling Tourney For Annual Banquet to Be Held In Union Ballroom Thursday Mite ALWAYS HAS HELENA RUBINSTEIN Wation, Weaver, and Wall j gjjLL£T',N I j , , . . . ) The Union ballroom will of jfairty this Thurs THE LAST WORD iUtv On Wheel* Have Average of 134. The farultv committee on Stu- ay nijihl whvn Pan-Hclle. • tut n 1 ia 1 hittiqut'i. Tin A Reply to the Campm Cyni< From a (iertie Stein 3L2 fie wind SiUhtry- .-r Thr three MWV", W.d«on, Weov- : ami students that their loan* must be Watt. "Walked in and paid or arrangement* (or pay- ouph to -Won the "Women's intramural i ments made, before the borrow# r •r drive»fowling tournament. Tiiry repre. >> eligible for F..!i Term cxamin- of The Union he face entixl Alpha Gamma Delta. The at'uf.. the 1.am average was 1.14 Stmlcnt- who anticipate ally The Kappa Alpha ThMn tenm, iten, Ainnposed ot llance. Hand and ng for toons for winter ten hould do so before Decern! fis jt. id, look juxoftd place, with an ijjht .iviiaiv of 111 Third position ype wnt to the Kappa Deltas, repre- appPsations i you sented by Dormnn. l»r«xtor. and G Dean Mitchell and the rr 1 aent.it i vr. of the Slate Theater wtii be the KUTib at the il Pah-Heft no- ■ Jti't fiatermty pledge sntokci t< [Pir®W(g§ Dean Mitchell will speak < The j Old /llbum for Spat t.iii tonight hn Women's league been post p. By EI.EANORE JACKSON until the early part of next t TVCNK.', -iO MJCMOF SIM TUnr - ml. ♦ loses the " thr professmv think that they Mr. Klmn fsrtfie/ri THe •. and lit 11'. ' the •,'1 "P"1*1 ng low salaries now. they there are atil ...I' Then with »'iv«W ! nee what the instructors 'C'apclla Choir. especially the ten- ng the time of the Civil or and alto sections Any one »n- •rr thete were but 48 stu- terestcd in enrolling please see i- a tuck attendance at college with .him at 104 Abbot Hall immediate- t ream when The salaries were noDl I! is a The Prev Kappa Alpha Tin lv f<>r make- Prufewot «>f 2o©k»g> erne Powder Professor of Mathem. but the other Evidently the prute ,V|th a po wd- - rmatics ua*r powder, go quefice . pievoni? the In the early days of the rollege, he capacity of a minister many I Itlli X V AMI *\T!'RI»AV Mtud* to lie Beautiful :r \Iplia Gamma De-li i'BARBARY COAST' JMIKIVM IIOI'KINS - MM | Kl>BIN»<|V M<« Pi CLASS II-1K I) *\0vvK» (»rt ItMMU poocH CHARLES FARRELL nwrmc youth "Hands Across the Table" College editors will play Haue- lu>*h at the resent written state- Support the advertisers ir KI.LISON HOOK SHOP move thu with a Next htkvUi a youth;f> mg' cleaning! Jtchigan State News, they met your college newspaper sup- i mcnt by President Glenn Frank of the University of Wisconsin Prob- Christmas Gifts . a-id \ trade—IjhcIHC scam ail aver sir your face and! leave it oft a* tang as - %lpha Omicr»n PI The stimulating herb' M. & C BLANKETS GIVE HOOKS FOR thi* type of cream and \shing oils are' Whether it's for Aunt CHRISTMAS est Mtlli ,( u splendid for keeping th PENNANTS - PILLOWS Hattie . Loutae Alum ;r and Helen law that came To hk about S o'clock when supple, and the skin texture1 smooth and clear or your Best week-end with Mar¬ they had tieen going a*! day with¬ All of the best m fiction and spent the garet Cork at Ann Arbor out even a 'pW* to stretch out STATE MAN ADDRESSES Girl Friend— BANNERS non-fiction. first edition*, etc, Donna Sigshy and Laura Krom • WelL getting away from the CONVO IN GRAND RAT IDS In our stock from 91 OP up quint spent the week-end with «ub}ett to give our helpful sug¬ C W Ellison Eunice Herald in Detroit gestion must have taken us down j Protestor Loren O. Miller, h. ITS UEBERMANTS FOR GIFTS JEWELRY WITH M. S. C. SEAL to the first ad anyway And for j of the department a girt to get something in print tn engineering at M. •" this man's rag really if a triumph *ed the Western Michigan chap. WREATHS We will say this for you. that it ter of the American Society of $1.00 ,p SCRAP BOOKS -- DIARIES was nice of you to give us the last; Heating and Ventilating EngS word this way. heers at their Decemlwr meetii^, RVRRGRERN ROPING ^ Monday, Dec. 9. The meeting was MICHIGAN STATE STATIONERY r*r Urvur.ua. Call ; — 'held at the ftowtr hotel In Grand More than two-third# of the j Rapids, physicians in the health depart- Prof. MiUer's subject was Collegiate Flower Shop Ml Michigan ktale College Since mcnt of New York city recently enrolled tor intensive poat-gradu- j Study of Comfort Standards j Air Conditioning.1* This Is an 211 A*M Band ate courses given by the College vanced" paper for of Physicians and Stirgeerta of,the Columbia university. 41