ft. ft. Ult Unslna. Ill ah. <®8Kr' fCDITORIALA— rilee* MwNf IHichigair 6tate News KAST I.ANSING, MICHIGAN, TKUftSDAV, SKITKMHKIl :«». I!»:t7 Formats Extended Band to Give Stair T<*triy'» Over Three •sm ''.iiial reT Drill Heavy Drills Hpfivv llnllx ioE"f Sophomores 1 Choose Campus October Dale j^k.11 * »M*f th* I'ni- I Ticket Tax Mnslriaii* LimitedA,AnnArhor For Will Sliurr " Bi# Test Tram Ctiiiliili'iil u> <.,iini' as s.,n lr»m la l«n ,'07t^d«rtek ll'tilll. Tllkt'll llm* In N|iarr in Ijll'k Warn SIihIciiIm Honors Willi iVuin ft illi llit'liitfiiii I'.li'iI'll Siiliiriluy Si-nr«. For Peace liar bee tie ,'vn.hiin m»).H. j ft ill.l-r Term. \ w,nl to hl*''; In lull ft illiin ft inli'r sea Mill The hand played in the < oiiiiuillee Heads Hromiiiii to I'lnx for , .inn . hut did not present its It** i» Srrrrl! i mm clung formations. \ no mil Duller ill ri, shroudi the forma It AMI) TO SHtltt: IION OH H \ritiorv. i„ hr di«plor4 by the extendi.I this I The Spartan liand at Ann Albor Kind In tnn Arbor Hal ■will hoi < iPl Hark Dolt. who Mn In-- Ann > a* made after 4 (apt H J Gallchtly ns per- game ir ,i% drill mailer prom Under "It v rversl new and no* el , M S us dm uIm.hi The hand, with isle and why half »f »»sl ? i Mark Ma. I, a* been working i the hamlet of Ann Ai hr prepared for II Hfrtrtnee on the Held MKA\s < onhiim-k \ni » Slate Dairy Ikon*I hir(|cl! Team W ilis Cull It- JuilgfK In In* l'ir«l M MMII IIATtH I'll ill \iiiiiiul lluiry I iui«r< »«. id's office tiefo: Til l-l tt AT IIT.IRK I. AMR* -WKAKSrrky Mixta' Firr K ngine .. Hih'S lhal Ih, dr. i hM l ite fa, < "I Loral Talr.il HA 11 >1.1 llll., \ II, TIT It To BcMaspol He dur- Melt j mdtee, wt m die Usi week. h i activities .1 of I* !>..ma IJnmiinli.iii, S|if<-ili nn.l kwurr a o.phnmdre hod e. and I Kuilin |lf|iur.iiifii.. mrtiiii to Hoilieiih- raii.Mi student He ,ie M.Kit fteath tlu\en ft .irk mi I'riljfrl. W iitfoii ill IV|» I |>i.lfmir Movie Miirliinr Will Alll Talks Knlar^r Staff V ISHt.X to i. \ I N off I'or Lan^ua^rs tormavi. S|Miii«li l la-M'* ties 2m *u" Kereivi InrroilM*. If." Mid-Ik est Debate ay. W ildon .) ml (Jin-liun (iliosen Kiiorl n>t Irh* Shtn Htale itiidenl hue hipmi has a nuvrl sni- Niilioii.il I iilior Hoartl N *" '•* the MUfttlun that well SlllljlMl. ign •fftSixt but ill-informed per New Mulligan Strain Win* «l bun Llg- •< IU Mn« ss to the outcome j Mol wi-t \war«l. t oiillis T ake Loot Jspaneoe fuss Me icr- ftnd*U the •» w«ar, Jspa will run out Itoiii I'i.i Ma.Tiini' iiefore the* r Hieble ni the owner of! I., ftruiialir - Cltlh Thnft Pres. Howell j 1 ; r;i I I Vii.litiuy llfuiU I'ive- it«jiiW v is replacing Dr J ,* . i > SAiun in the Spanish divi- ' J >t , VI un HIMI,. • .stole the latter is acting a*!. Uliltl Slllllv tp|OII|» >f the romance language W ill Vli'ft I linent at the University of 'k.sec at Knoxvdie. iy new text ijooks are being r>ut for the first time by the Holuny lli'iiiirliiifii. , ,t thr Toledo. Indiana^.,,' xr.rt .1 I tmcn!-, Also Oarman AO,a Chull||f. lll-U'lH.lir- 11 ir trail ihox, The Dix.« Dahlia , Tut penr added as a new course ! There have been reio'iveiy few larma al ..... er.tmalatl Iht llra.n j r, aal changes thiSiW I horticultural gardens of the col - ; Inar id.nat.li ,.t I hl- institute I an Huy lines fur concern additior»* t » the staff i ation Prof P a H. r Ba;: (fin* l-'siriiiit tver'. head •»/ the forestry depart¬ OiMsriirrly Coniiurl < cived his Ph D, ha* replaced the ment K L Huston, dean of ap- j Donald Foster, 27, former two graduate students j Glimpse* of Europe, Agritul- plied science, and C M Cade, as- Htid Rogers, 20, Holt, w A research assistant, H. F tural and Otherwise ' is the sub- sociste professor of civil engineer- Monday morning after Spencer, arrived this September.beet of a 'alk to be given by-Prof in* week-end in the city jail to help conduct an investigation j Howard C. Rather, who will «peak The work of the institute is to pleaded guilty to the charge of bo- ; mti cytogenetics A part of his the Peoples church on Sunday, combine the conservations! ele- mg drunk and disorderly at last time will also be reserved for in- ober 2, at 12 noon ,x members of the ments desired by the agriculture, Saturday s (ootholl game. They truction The. rcw graduate as- i Profeut/r Rather attended an ' ,. v vf the Home Eco- engineering and applied science .were fined by Justice Newell be- \ instants are John Merkle and j international agricultural convert- 1. . su n had breakfast in divisions under one set-up. On the fore release. i George McKcrir.ii. who is occupy- jtion in Europe last summer and A. A. cabin at 10 o'clock new board, each of these div- Corporal Tubbt of the state mg the place previously held by!made a study of agriculture on isions is represented. police was arresting officer. I Keith Kreag several parts of the continent. l! MICHIGAN 4ta;1'U NBW3 SO, 1!C(7 bread and butter value. But it may contri- down with your finger nails'1 CAMPUS CAMERA I tow sophisticated and talk i- hute to his life in avocational way. Few la JBdiijan State News an a t ve you became at the first in¬ students, who take qprt in dramatics in col¬ Personal clination guest showed to CHARTS- Oscar Odd has a a lege ever lieeome professional actors and actresses. But many of them continue to W Ft*/ M rCAlU* Of SAtft* ODD Nomination department, too. listen to you? And how em¬ barrassed you were at that kid' AHA J C MAS' MADE UP I COO Marv Wcssborg for poise. If JTURI CUAflT? CMUN6 TMfc Mr. Wilson for his wave. enjoy playing pnrts in amateur plays after \AV\ • NEAR* Mfc MAS' UK' CCAWAID OAR TWO Mitt? CP The almost twenty-four-hour ed at the table and cocoa they graduate. Through the pleasant medium f*P(* TMPPT FTEf W WtfTTM ' news staff for endurance. trickled from your nose? Aw. That activities help the student to make of Barbara Houtz and Bobby Burhans, tumor has it that B. Oeorginc VonEbersteln for her go on. remember; you weren't associations within the college community the only ooe. Smith wants her column a la seems to he the strongest recommendation Fred Benton for his accent. 1937 Mender 103 S McTntyiv, sophisticated, and. if for taking part in them. In a student body Mr, Hamilton for his expres- Phsociakxi Coflofcide Pross >,ion of boredom at the extrava¬ of 5,000 members, there is a need for more rington. of freshman-theme punct¬ ' Distributor of gance contacts with other people than just class¬ We all like to oblige little uation. "Don't think I'm going s » to meet the high quali¬ G»lloe*ilo DifSosI room associations. Through activities, B J . to fall back off my chair if you fication* ul her columnar ideals friendships and acquaintanceships are made it might be advisable to ana¬ me an exclamation point." between independents and members of lyze O O 'n method. Then Mclntyre fraternal organizations, and between mem- Frequently he presents his h^ „ Thing- MANAGING EDITOR Ol-A GELZER diary to th.- public. Let's try it, mnbob department. Mr. Cas¬ ASSOCIATE EDITORS liers of different soroities and fraternities. well talks like Charlie Buggies. RAY TURNER leaving, of courrr, the intimacy JEROME KH1KGEH But activities, like any other enthusiasm, Noel Dwelley. Carol's little sis¬ tnc Miojeci > the OO-ED EDITOR BEVERLY SMITH can Ik- overdone. Freshman women must etion of the ter. isn't raving about the col¬ WORTS EDITOR GEORGE MASKIN lege hospital meals. Sam Anker decide which one or two organizations or lets In: socks slump, too. Dave projects they are most interested in at the Bartloscn has joined the ranks Rit.inr.s Ofp. rlm.nl Carnival next week. They must leave suffi¬ of the pipe addicts; he's partial BUSINESS MANAGER ROBERT REFIOR cient time for classwork and adequate rest. ASS'T BUSINESS MANAGER WII.I.AIID WHITE The warning sometimes given to cafeteria alw.iv-- someone In the crowd -BWINGSTER" ADVERTISING MANAGER TOM BENNETT who drink'- tea instead of coffee. St vie favorite of Campus rtisfomers seems apropos here: "Remember and of town. Silk-bourn! ASS'T ADVERTISING MANAGER HARRY WILSON that your eves are bigger than your stom- brims, .slightly wider, per CO-ED ADVEIl USING MANAGER ANN HARRIS —B. "'f. NDTKi'» li t HAU LV«t >."0 A I mit originality in its can- Hfc Ul IT ROD. tir K MA'rFD CIRIVI MIoN M WAG' KEITH CLEMENT -SN- IN nCH€f«YAiL W.'tc AND -S Fuu'WOa free swing. $.1.95 and $5 • WUG V>. F. 3 O *. '*■ BPH NO Mil, little punk I.I.OYI) II GEIE N0-tflN CAVt ON EACH I TY ADVISER Itrhiml llir Lines were going Other smart Hats, imlud ing the famous "Knox". At Saturdays' game with the t'niversiu $1.50 to $7.50. National Advertising Service, Inc. r line pretendu TERN-STEVE • t Michigan 100O State students will sit behind the north-goal line. And this is in a Ill The Rough art supplies, tin A new pull-over sweat cm that you'll want in tnoiv stadium that holds approximately 80,000 than one color. Fine qualil Willi Harvey Harrington people. Ticket* for end zone seats will go It I'avN to Dwk Well wool, high crew-neck, bot¬ ThnnksgiviilLr I acnlion on sale this noon to the general public for FOR VOI R NEXT tom with broader turn-up Oxford grev, bottle gn. • 'u* fall « \ Yale blue ami black for season tiekets will »»«• made to .take IIAIRtTT . •tnten. Michigan $1.95 these cheap seats. Consult us for correct lug- t the I niverafty r# of defeat. The In the sections from the 20 yard line to folliM'f arfmmi s'r.if >lt that stteh a the 50 yard line on the northeast side there BMWNELl Barber Shop MAY. BUGS. are approximately 5000 seats and less than moment on - ih i a i r rati fed a holiday Tht Hiit Slorr cf Uiv ',/v.ti' with Mic hi- 450 of these will be occupied by State stu¬ ftir rttutit iil -. While ante 235 S. Washfuglow Am dents atrnrding to figures obtained at the Kan i* -ti ticket office in the administration bulid- three stra «»r . th. . elehrn Wa\ them will he occupied bv State students. May I Have the Next Dance? Has our relationship with the I'niver- resulted in* little more tlian lukewarm sup¬ « I.OSl rill IMIOK* sit\ of Michigan U'conie si com mereial port from Michigan State students. NATE FRY that the greater part of our st talent both I • • > Mould l>e made t>> take some of the poot «lri • i si-jit > in a -ladium that seal* 80.000'* Another |KM*tinent question at this tune might also be. Where aiv the S.ooo ttck i to t In- sea' t rom the g«»«| line t-» t he 5o vard line not taken bv State sudents go \ln» \ltOI r \nllllM. SN- COLLKOK STt'DF.NTS ATTENTION llos ril ll ll S Today'* (ORAL GABIES BALLROOM On High*at I H-16 taal of lol Uiuisi GUEST EDITORIAL IN NOW OPEN NIOHTI.V IXttfT MONDAI NOW 1*1 %VIM. I'olrnlitil Sislrrs DICK SNYDER and Hh ORCHESTRA with EVELYN GILL Ml. Ihri.ii stair ♦HARRYMAYS - .11 . would he Mis' sa> ... t hat 11me, Im itt !•• const na t • weararotighMearhei's on the i\wj campus Saliirda.ii. October 2 > in. Mnrhlr t rram I'nd. I al». rach earh BEAT I'umpkin I'u. earh Tinv t innamun R«»lh. per do/. I 111* \ III \ I III Thv >ftirr of i olh-^t Hamburg Bun* and Weiner Roll* .Momla>. October i I'opiu Seed Roll*, per do/. i... iiMoims TriTu i hop Sue> and Rue. per pint Tucsda\. OctolH-r .*• lairget oiuge Roll*, ih i do/ tikinlied Spaghetti per pint yVednc.-iday, October b ' 1 » \hitu i- ; U*aiw- thai i* their pretenin. 1'bur^dav. October 7 ' '• ' * kli- Mn higaii Mate i* tiv ilrnnxmtio a school Raisin Bread, per loaf 11 1' curies to lU -pisc a etudvnt merely btvauee hi- or am; .«> -niing to .-Ahe ha> ♦.«» fraternity affiliation. There are ating always independent* among the campu.* Friday. October S IjmI. prt III. a lug" ■»» i.<" 1 usually "We want iollege men who are iegc i*am; A etudent players. n»»t just football player* who In- -n\ work- uu the col- ciifentally are college men " Two in one or othing ;a.\ b Dana X. B:M.. m.«h ui ;!:« *»MUU u; ricuiar uork ha- m l iuveiiit)' of Texaa. AVjVVV ^V*JVJ| ? member SO, IWY tiiCffiCAH OTA.k 1UCWR IbalaW"*00 <'rw® MSC Seniors Mixer Crowd BWOCS to Don Honic Ec Girls period that she is I %ill Teach Here Theit? the Spartan staff Clown Suits 'Gain Practice Try Teaching on for ( *•*' f . , . shlpmon. v,biology, has been graduate tnonists with Those who wish to contribute Chooses Men At Carnival Two social functions ned are plan¬ during each residence period v;.s Ixiuise Barrows make CiwHh I jvr In In the home management houses. BILL PORTER m -' ■ . i Michigan State's 91 Prnrlire faotrorlioil in Flv.- N.nrliv mail up a trial sketch and it to Harvey Harrington, For Council i Fifteen clowns and the co-ed" Ijmpun f«»r Si* frflfc These affairs may be a buffet tup- rtmenf this foil In Spartan editor, Hermian house, I Jamboree. - .iiMiter-time grad- with the cartoon enclose your Yo-ho-ho and a glass of cider! ' address, and telephone \tt». \ rl« KM RfprrnfllH- ctor. w is graduated name, livn Arronlinjt I Tin • yu have the Co-ed A, in picvious years at State. | ,A Ninety-one students from thr Carnival, frosh. and with it the ; junior and senior home economics I .. college last June. :>:tunity to sec sonic of MU hi- i girls will put theory into prac- case worker diVl,lom »«• t.«rk „ lhc ncw criU( Igan State - most dignified BW(K."s i tice by living in the home manage¬ five schools in East i , co county E. R. A assistant house sing, Lansing,( Lnti- iokemos. Okemos nnd WUllamston. ! Thirty-eight home The Ag-Vet mixer Tuesday ! let themselves go as the official ment houses in campus for six] 1 - ALTO RACES - and | clown for the third annual Co-ed weeks. .. night combined business WOMBS KASTFST DMVKBS ( . ;ai- House No. 8. Fifty-two are teaching liberal arts Mudents arr teaching the > onomics building. the division at East Le pleasure, und rounded them off | Carnival, tomght to lie held a week from Eight gills are now living In i CAIRdROt MIS — MASON, MICH. | and applied science course with cider and doughnuts. The j house No fl They are Dorothy j SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3 cording to Prof (J H. Hill; high school, Walter Frer high school. Lansing; Lu , meeting of about 600 ug and vet J Members of the AWS council Roberts. hous< ,drr- .,p in green and white clown n Tlmr Trlah-t M l> M Flnt Kara—] IS P. M. East Lansing high school, I students was la-gun bv dividing Hungerford, Lorraine Sprague, ZIPPER ; , II. high school, Williai Mis, j ! the cmw.d Into classes and electing suit - and act as hostesses and gen¬ Mildred Hredahl, Louise Lx-nt?, ■ ■s eral 1 - mer-uppers of the " ' a ivpi csentative t> the Ag council Addie Jane Rogers, Ethel Krans NOTE BOOKS Eight are teaching English; font, J val Some of the august it of U.< ur.« 1 who will c\7i s and Lucille Halladay In house No. The representatives elected ire seven, Dorothy Kram- speech; five each, mathematics,' William Knox, freshman, Roland tall and poised Marijane is, Beatrice Rob- "nd physics, and chemistry, live, social i Krauss, sophomore, and Clarencej a"' tann, M»n«n Rraidnliv. Mary clung this term. He is teach- Statr I Mftti'Ul, iila Brown and Cathrr- studies, seven, foreign languages. Stuart, junior. After a talk by j i Williams ton 11 M By ram. ^ Di aii K L. Anthony, the presidents 1 " w: visor of agricultural educu- eal education, and nine, physical education. men s |of the agricultural clubs were in- i ro.iu,-«»d. Vernon Hinr. president °f \ *1 the d that;VO"' Will . . tx- :Sm.' Kia, ' \..rtil fun tures rust was a ..I In Wil- n'AMI'l S IILKKNS" will *tep • boxing mat< h between two college ! smartly in tl McKibbin, AFTER THE GAME students, then a horseback pillow . . HI At I II 11. STYLES OF VELVKTf light won by Rudolph Ynvonovitz. nr. Trudy j • nini .i ag .va.s a student. pie-eating contest, The next event won by ! | UNION DANCE SATURDAY—9-12 p. m. j this was a corn-husking contest j 'in which Mehing Khuster. senior i J.1« M.I M'ashinrtnn II | T ■n f-v •) rt On thr Main I COMPACT al "■ U0.I.1 nrnrrs h. |l I I K II S •" «••• l^nslnc Quid lit Zip O/H'ii CONVENIENT TO CARRY Listen lo "HERD'S Foolhall REVUE" Every Eridny—-Over VY.IIM—7 to 7:15 I*. M.—Then Mail Your Score Predict ions OTIII lis T« *7.:»6 | J-"" HERE'S, A ; x f Lollege Hullrlin Horticulture I lull ROLLICKING PARCEL POST LAUNDRY CASES Ail the he .nil tin rs 11•.«t are LINE-UP OF making (all hiwlort!'~ Healths t Durable fi\ tlu'W u. \r Brims, two stunning loads of nllieis in BUrk l.reen and other fall modi-. tjiyujeteZfuuL. COATS SI M colors. Sl i: Them all' OTIII Rs TO S2»95 S H O K S 'I O II I. '!0h S Washington ln*i>l mi Getting thr Best in Da"rr Music. Ifo surr thr Orchestra You Hire is a .Mrnihrr of the AMERICAN FEDERATION of MUSICIANS SUM. I HAIKMKN: lull 2 or 5-2911 for a I t*i nf K i.f M. ItXMIS CLASSIFIED <.no AImmiI ORCHIDS v, Our Display t I \Li.hi fir. hids fru F M » (Ivnv I a rill. Ilorist Member Florists Telegraph llelm- BEAT MICHIGAN BONNIE JEANNE DANCE Frai.k (. I'.u.f That Qboc: bulla 0 Y. -., ■ Tay»..r. drum# cornet timpwii ;. E. Richard Robiid !»• n Tr">«- Ti uclgc u. . > M r... MAUTY SHOW Mil Hid AN dAMK ( O-Kl» Si'M I Al. as WE ARE SUPREMELY CONFIDENT IN THE SPARTANS They Leave for the BIG GAME at ANN ARBOR Saturday. Katpn M William.-, ba.wjon 'I 'tl ARNO W KISS and BAND a. d B Wiilum,. on* J lX«n V\ R. .• tra-i .d> w.H ^:!i ,r.n -in I,.,., th*., |*»:. hn»t— We are Equally Confident that You Will Ha\e that Bip City ter. cornet; DalU> Young, c,., .- TO AIMI.HT lOt Look, that Advanced Next Season Style Appearance, if You net Edward M Young, eiarinet; and Adrian Verhoeven, curncL Mr offrr 20- di-riiunt on oil Will Stock Up Before You Leave for the Game at JklbAY U N I O N 9-12 P. M. orders „( *l."> | tin board in the gym in Dudley r ght guard, and N II* Char!** Dultnn i The tournament, according to I*-;? Miknavich at.center j Coach B F VanAlstyne. has a In the backfield. Al Diebold • bearing on the ch nre of memU'i' . i ■ k the signals, with Job? 1921 H. t. i?i ) 1• • ■ 1 x . . . for the varsity in the spring The i meet is open to all student* I' r.gel and Jj'k Coolidge halve*, and L'sif Hanev fulibc 11 ^Kin kirk 1 «m forma- To s'rc-ngthen the reserve I\ I*I20. MINMM. Kill II CiMFS •Ian* Kipkr t* hose Molt game*, lost t liw* Mlrhinn Rlllr will «PP< John Mack tin. after whom the State stadium is named, rates Satnrda* •flrrntMn lutaaed i Stale eleven in I*?* before ta l position tidenlall*. under llarhman. the The Spuria if- won Ihree lost Spartans have rolled up 25 vie I four and lied one under Kip lories against sis defeats and J INt.HtMiN AT «.l \ltl» . . . f'hesler I. Brett er boast* four ties Harhman mar-hed the hevl percentage among the learns at Northwestern. Kansas 14 men who ha\e roarhed ai State llorida and Michigan Stale Rreuer uu here State have triumphed In M'i from 1001 until |t|<» during since |A|9 The* have 4FT»?T«£ BAlk rames . whhh period hi* tram* unn r.H lost ;.| and tied Hi . »r\ici \n> 1 M'i 1 Kin HRS'i \M mm o\>:n mi* iid.vn in i*»i:». u-7 S/tarlaa I'ire I'alrol Lx/a'ctetl To tS OVER / ^ S I |{- WlltM.I nil 1111 MIS I'KH *1 * N: II Ml n<( »M *1 \ I N > I \ 11 > tip the MII.I Nett Jwei. Tennessee I Ohio John Middles *lh of Causing < enlrul Is the KIMM \«.l MITII \ %KSIT1 li |uu lust stringer* mi the I Frank Gaines. tmth learn their football plminii fnr nilIhulr In the Mr KM MM Nl.l M Ml Mill It III VIVO; MMIIIIM.I M(|| All Gi'b'bralc ill an llllll I I OM *11 »M III ll»lll MINI, rill I' V III Mil l'\*l NOW \||l ALPACA-BLEND |i:\M* Slate* three Musketeer* ihrir last "1 gridiron shuts a CVLIFOKMA WEIGHT in thr National the lntrr*i hnListii CHIEF SAYS: TOPCOAT tlie k* Hot K Square tiaidrn let wlnlrr Saliirila* in Hiir^iin I Li* for Slat*- Tailored by u inning quartet* in the IVnn Krla** there* another It* llarr* Speelman II MM Still A FEN EH & \I\B\ Stale F«H>ihall Star St* led by Robert Surrey Saturda* 1* ' 1Bargain IU» tor Ann \rtmr. Ever* . Spartan get* at least one Mnl*rr tt hen asked 1d Pterrr t «»a* h '1 harie* Hai lima" *35 halfha«k. about —M..X It the .title of and ch.mI* tackles all the * prob¬ lalrtal pa.** tn lem* of wear. weight and warmth. Thr fabric is soft, warm, the H a v n • game. Id re and !u*lrtiu*. Wr offer it in plain shade* and smart new neat pi»e«l 1 gur** patterns tn rat:Ian and belted model* llane* thought JLm mr least the Well h*tlh *ame < had olor at "Collcguire** Suits ami Topcoats St>krd Willi all thr da.h that lh- nam* implir.. Kirh herring* ltum.tr* have It he Mb hgan hone rhr.oiU in trrv» hr»«n.. .intt blur. Si>M hi lh« ma tram is out to get our Ja. k INitgrl I am afraid tf the* atari «omrthing drapr loan .mile and dnu the*'II have their hand* full with h b«\rr* Eranh Gaines *u« «* line Milr.l ihi> hat for raspy young mr I rule flrrmer and Don Roast a who frrl young. In fine *25 *32M ■urn quality frit in thr riglil niUlurr. for fall anal wintrr... onK W unlril-*>|Hirl« W riln . . 3*5 Ail freshmen or aophnt - •-.*»*• SMALL'S Uitciested in tt fit-rig sp»M t* !**; the Michigan State \Y\*>. re l*< i t ).• t!>,' News office nex SMALLS Tuesday at 4 o'clock l!