M. t. C. Library it Uoainc. aioh. EVttfSti * ate Hews ^fOMWC 11** _ iELita VoliiW 30 EAST LANSING, TODAY, OCTOBER 19, 1937 STAND BY. FROSH Slate Coeds Dance Teai Columnist Today'' Are Leaders ToGiveShow Wanted: Frosh Mushroom To Lecture Williams Dorm Campus Testers OfHomeEcs^ November 11 Dr department •bout E. A. Bessey is a Wednesday Dedication Set Mic hrll (:«o|wr»lr« MfffilM a certain phase of his >.... Fred T Mitchell is a fi l'»rl in nl Takf Convention Flint. Arlivr TrH Shawn and fa S ill Hakr Appearance strollers search Michigan for the woodlands of edible mushroons Drrw IVur.iin New* Rehinil V#- in Talk to Cihurrh. l)laru»« For October 31 plcntf of i •nd And it quite a task to identify at the poisonous types Pre»i«lftii Shaw Will Pa-s l.iuhlml Torrhos to Dorntb Thiv Therefore the Home Fro- Ted Shawn, the int Drew Pearson, they send them to the college and diplomat. trav»»l- lory Official- al Ceremony: Building lo _ r.oa n the habit of going to I nf,mirs cjub, ,j Michigan hold famous dancer, and hia make the sorting quite a task for er. and co-author of 'Washing¬ 4 Torture, was given an thfMr lie Open for Public Inspection. annual stal V( eight men will stage a Dr Bessey ton Merry-Go-Round." "Mom ,■ to catch up on his . r nnua sae <°nv*htion n Thursday Beaaey ex- Merry-Go-Round, and the N.n« anre evening. needed rest. AftoT|^'mt representatives from 'Obviously.' Dr •|>eak twiec at the young man had J the Michigan State club attended ii of -he college sing, under the auspices of tl peacefully dozed off, j Josephine Gardner, local presi- Well* Studio of the Dance ng of the chool Shi ing The first lecture l.ited t>.. Sirknens the rest of the class j ^pn( ?;|V#, , rr.|)0ll on the na. and his danret s appeared in 1 left to find [.anting last year on the stud to take the work." Not only that, but Dr Bessey tin procession. j fierit or Jane Crowe The young Shawn's company come from parts of the United States, men who fi •averts a "to crime. speedier method has got He suggests that at least twenty of the campus lieshmen e janitor rr.ade his j 'r&d a light at eight, said bitterly roused. stu- He mnnde various Is Sponsor arc college men and athlete*, the summer whei call nefone next promises the work will be Friday night He inter¬ company lives at Jacob's Pillow. esting something like •arily home, but for (Which , wmo¬ Shawn farm is in the Berkshire lesting in Europe Of course about Coral Cord * i he just couldn't get i and att tialomalirally Hills of Massachusetts Here the two out of the twenty, he esti¬ Yimrd % lirn Opponent men do a heavy schedule of farm mates may not enjoy the work. MI WEMOID srr %KH Wilhtlraas. work, as well as put ,n frim four ► tthen j June Hungerfurd, chairman of filled the high Mho.,I project here, spoke Jane Crowe. East 1 rinsing ji skeleton* \ai»i*li poor health that led coed in the liberal arts rl;v Y|r Irwin, .the new Mtractar. says: motor v "In the Natallt. , couraged th» by inviting State sti r>ake use of this iieeame sponsor lery of the coast T C ; his third year at the the University Band to Hold K«m* having ennngh valnahle* - them on any c of Denver !n- had diphtheria and day afternoon, when Ma i., Attract ikekttins t» burglars hang up keep the thieves jj The topic* or to ^ugi most recen' <. *■< Buechner. Kalamazoo andidate for the position, w, the after leaving the hospital was for month* paralyzed from the hips Annual Clinic down I' was through dancing dared ineligible For the Hp doesn't believe thai this i Feeding of Boy Ki «■ that fie gamed har k his strength. Pliiv Hn«t lo 230 in Mar'a Delnn. Sa In 1912 he established a school Fel«* Next confined to junior and ship student, spoke of dancing in luar Angeles: in 1924 banquet about ho ured sllHM * fo TAKE P %RT I iiveiled Threal MISH THOMPSON IS \I>YI*ER Alpha Chi Omega-the. year first Am- Gertrude Side- The band has already el«t 1 Bailey P. I .A. en Pratt. Jean Collar. sponsor, but her name w.i! r •pha:d, and Martan revealed until 5 j> m today. cadet colonel and sponsors other three military unit* w Pitcher? Pitch Ball? Yep. uctom bung then pupil* here W thhingtu Program Sel Fir-I Vfeeliiiu Vlicilnlci' Nope. Hay! for Next I Itiir-diiY < hcduled for 2 .'{( loon. Captain H lfloii-ctiiolk*r Kale* fa/ dc. c11,oment of the big wing- Its .11 I I wis \< Nulionul Krrugniliitn man. < >.»ch Charley Bachman sun' Police Record Boys Lists Thefts M Mi Daniel f Entomologist and ' President., nd W R M:u Int;. , Barn bilifctis to Batch Lort.il Tun (tn«li«** Kfleeto of swfed from the is lb I niversltv coilege hoof of (•ru««h»pprter ?he student r*»dy en m. Srrk >a(etv Th^ri- wouid be be a gfiod thing but the two re in favor of forgett.ng b days of A r' Lasers -nisaed wouid have 1 going home for Thanksgi lairge flocks to be made upm M*me way There .•re three week* ieft after Thanks¬ oirdf. more • f: giving before the term closes a ■d the W K 1 perhaps that wuuld be possible l.ilirur* lililx "»IHi p.y.hoU«y .nd |it>.luMi|ihy 1 ptrnir. dir.,".: .1 litmtlx<* to *h«'Ueit dont it i> tor Uv. :n- r»p«,r,. Iantes , matter for A rn.rkyd lump the guest I uritisll Br itliiig \i«l ill water, and »ther ingredients Tv..> 'he consideration of the adminis- ut came A • meth't $25 - Prof W B Moffett. of the Eng- «fety of th sanctuary ■" Ti» 000 j year can save one half mil¬ Dr R. deZeeuw. asaos.ate pro¬ as >{«•»!« in Imliu Uie than meets the fessor rA potany. "I am ,n fa\«#r of ish department "The major dif- shooting began lion every season ference in the student and faculty tuded the flotks which have c ftrnt student wh« g.vmg the students the holiday on in ^ |. ^ Xustin That lb that some pomt of view on the holiday situs- crowding the waters of Win-' fdu hundred* of duck, .nd ■«*» . m tamer That ia a T» kt tokN at U>» rr.l»r»K» r Lasses on Wednesday and '.hat drfM ,h, Indu,„a s, en ic par 'menu. ■eft Mr Pat'on. the they be back on Monday morning o A Virtually every iperie. o be himself, will make r,i i«i - Oclohrr 1*— ready for classes In years past focdbull hoiiday !<* a Thank—iv- uund in thu part at the country Aurtut« lopit will t e ne physical and rt bw rxi il:i* ». ■ we had the holiday, but as it ■If hoiidny ia a lair eim-h trade Earapttonal i-pporiumtiea for com- _( ViMwi Alcb igruultura, far- U « * worked out in practice, students . paring the different specie* ory. psychologgr, - at the sanciumry, i ^ver,| P'rkr.OarrCal natural color photograpr r ti.d economics, tr Pirate eapecta thai the arnpus. He will take itty-flve volumes y will continue lar«e and i projection machine turned over to two to three week*. H Nickle. They he no longer uses Dran Cvarad in Cbrft plays in the 11b- interest to »tu- Thi Householders association will mcei .n Room of the Hor. c Economic* building* October 21, M Patromse Sute , 2 30 o'clock. UxCSuOAM 0U'i'«i «SW8 1». IW7 Pair* 'f*8 *■» not stand the grind of several years of ex- CAMPUS CAMERA perience on one of the official college pub¬ JRdtUptt 6tate Nciu* Haiunlay murningt lications. Tills lack of experience reflects itself in a man who would the bill enable parents to arrange their the statement made concerning one of the perfertly. Does »om >dy want to start a foundatior er the I loffire. EwM Lansing. eorps sponsor candidates. Supposedly a quo¬ tation from the girl in question, the story safely stay at home. After that was in reality a lie made out of whole cloth there is about a year when Education is probably beside by a woman columnist, for obvious, typical¬ baby's vocal cords get plenty of the point in a college newspaper ly feminine, reasons. Despite apologies by but the subject has a morbid but we still have a sore spot exercise, 1937 Mfsihrr l»J» the editor, little con he done by him to caused by appearances of fel- ~ fascination for us and we'll Phsoriolod Cnleftitrfo Proa right the wrong. Either because of shrewd¬ low, like Richard Halliburton Some dourer of protect,..,, king about it Distributor of ness or by chance, the columnist failed to ime. It is a thing to It wm< wrong to treat the »tu- agalnat the viru. of .Irepuu, dents a, if thev could not. after sickness is afforded by the blood CbUc6ia!o Digest use quotation marks in the story, leaving At any rate we are getting this far in school, stand "run of an individual who had the pilloried coed with no chance for re¬ always on the lookout for de¬ the disease in 1933, Dr G O anything headier than a Halli¬ tails tha tmight add glory to our Brown, of the St. Louis Univei taliation. burton The reason why we mention this at all is that there ity School of Medicine ha* MANAGING EDITOR OLA GELZER This is no attempt to discourage am¬ have been rumors that some ASSOCIATE EDITORS bitious journalists. But editors of rampus suggestion The idra is tc in- JEROME KRIEGER. RAY TURNER group will sponsor the appear¬ CO-ED F.DITC>R BEVEHbY* SMITH publications have a definite responsibility. new one-man depart¬ ment called the department of ance of President Robert M Patronize State News advertise SPORTS EDITOR EORC'iF. maskin "Accuracy always" is still the first re¬ Hutch ins of the University of Things in General quisite of good journalism. No embryo edit¬ Chicago This should have been The man who would run this or should forget it. done by the lecture committee department of Things in Gen¬ We hope that the BUSINESS MANAGER ROBERT HEFlOlt qjq long ago eral would, say every other class ASST BUSINESS MANAGER WIt.l.ARD WHITE plan materializes because we ADVERTISING MANAGER TOM BENNETT meeting, call in a member of think that President Hutchins is ASST ADVERTISING MANAGER I iixifH Hranty some other department of the one speaker that would have HARRY WII.SON school to lecture on the course something to say. and that about To the freshman's statement, "The tarn- given by his department and the CO-ED ADVERTISING MANAGER ANN HARRIS subjects which strike home work that it has done. Then the CIRCULATION MANAGER KEITH CLEMENT pus is liealltiflll. isn't it?" the upper TO C0MP1 rrf All OF IRE Things are a ta pretty pass when lassman hie source of this utter¬ professor of Thina* in General we have to be regaled with C0UR9fV NOW BEING OfFERSD would have the job of consider¬ FACULTY ADVISER LLOYD II GE1L ance with a blase stare and a noncommital 6MVYALE (All VERSIT Y / stones about a foolish young ing these courses from the stand¬ man riding over the alps on a "Of Course!" point of first principles Col¬ tired ex-circus elephant A Michigan State inhabitant for more National MwrtitiagScnic*, lac. than a year takes for granted the heauty of lege all too often is a four-year period spent in obscure as¬ his Alma Mater's campus—-closes his eyes sumption* which never had any Betty Coed and the Duchess of to the panorama of autumn unequaled. In The Kough right to he irfkde This scheme would Windsor mon the have something com¬ Duchess wedding pi *•!>- One can amble along the walks with eyes dress. Adaptations of the flown ably cause considerable carnage. Military Scmi/i wide open and still not view the glory of With Harvey lliirringtrih Home departments would lie up¬ the former Weill* W infield wore colors cascading from trees and splotch¬ set to find their whole founda¬ when she married the abdicated Is was credited with a king of Fngland have gone to ing the ground in vivid daubs. 'Big-Time-f'harlles" fall Kd Flowers tions suddenly whisked neatly 11- sponsor nominations olr idiM that they hold h ten danre out from under them Others college with a bang morning's issue. Bring it to your attention. (Jlimpsc the id «• Flowers' ideas have a rather rassed common belief foster- majestic still photo of yellow, purple and «• i the convolutions they are subjected nothing left of them- VISIT THE crimson on a background of green and blue. but foundations Hard movies that a newspaper • for a scoop, in reality Stand awed at the sight of the winding ■ould he flying all over, MARIAN DYER SHOPS river with overhanging branches screening i>uld stop speaking to t r t«• plav fair when it g news. Not forgetting banks. far beauty's sain- Within everyone there cannot be the their responsibility iters, there is # Personality Fingerwavcs power to create beauty,—but there is the • Beautiful Permanent* always p!ent\ «>i • lion aflinng reporte various ability to enjoy! — K. K. (i. # Artistic Marvel- papers. SN SCHRAM C"ifv editors have I Dusty Miller, Wilmington, Ohio, editor, Stinle nt ything would dejwnd up- Professor of Things m EAST I.ANIIINfi T \II.ORS and CI.KANKIO t<» break up ! 111> , but reporters 1st door north of Slate Theater and well-known speaker, scoffs at the it himself He would 226 Abbot Kiwfl konw that they art likely to hang "Whither are we drifting?" alarmists. Pulse Dial ?•«*!• onto their jobs by i ting with their "The only time mothers ami fathers begin colleague- The State New worrying about their children is when the\ Read Your IIome-Towu News • see them start to do the things that they newspaper shouhl : did when they were young," Miller told l he IPO editors and business manager- of col¬ In Tha Veir lege publications who attended the six¬ teenth annual Associated Collegiate Pros- convention in Chicago last week. SN UNION READING ROOM • i publication. 20 Michigan Newspapers Available Daily to Students — U*v— So They Say MEW lORK TIMES \EW lORK IIKRAI.n THIIIINE (H> Associated Collegiate I'ress) HI EFALO >EW S "We cannot afford to let the accident of CHICAGO TRIBI SE birth cripple the educational opportun¬ •lust Arrow. Erimt I he (nfctcria — Anntber Srr\ ire of the I n ion ities of youths of promise Our inllege and universities must extend their tap¬ UNION roots until they reach all classes of hoc ids. Harvard's President James Bryant Coiiant justified Harvard's new |m|it \ <>! awarding more and bigger scholarships promising students. i pari meni. lied thai "A woman's college is not concerned be¬ Student* Save al " through tween that gear men and women women's tollege* women to . were . . The notion designed to light men i> out of date On Money Weileslev College's youthful president. Mildred H. McAfee, dun-usees her hope of Traiis|MH*tatioii training young women to take their places in society, not militantl>. but intelligently aware of their responsibilities as citizens. By Using a Weekly Bus lpass tihtleseenl Jnnrmili.Mii YOU IK) NOT HAVE TO PARK A BUS "Through |hm cdlical A me through On evenings or Sundays one of a group of students iw t ountry lie ait purchases a [tass. The entire group uses it for trans- Fast anil mm portation iietween tensing and East Lansing and the linn \\ ilstm llohiis, dean «>f the college of In ami Mietues purchaser has the iwlance of the pas* to us for indi¬ of the i nivt»rnity • >1 vidual rides during the day or can again use it for group i»rth Carolina. I" hi* student.*. 11 That Jue rides another evening. He collects five cents from each "Love. ignorance. ami faculty intvl- person in the group using it. :tiiitNils a I'niwraity of Neliraaka Your friends are saving money by purchasing weekly att. "are the three reasons why treshmcu bus passes, why not you? tiers littb tn I hum * f Veiff Knot Weekly passes are good from Monday morning to the I ntH >«ir high school ten freshmen in the m I That Tony's was a pi lft That there following Monday morning. They are sold by all drivers Mayo who nidi the whole that Mild malted milks • to graduate," says D» Now about it Jutv •f Central Collegiate 3 Thi Mtnnte Mou.w wo* i First I ever Itcaid nl a 14 RIDES 70 Cents kim ''Democracy would Iw wise if it wh.dd Ki icger could di ink an m*i»tm* that die * older is r-esjH FiM.tb , ■ i * tu- sort of publication, vurl» the education of thou«aiuK of our tore than one beer than the paper sa\s she ta-^but while not wit? out ability, i- th« sort who is either too U pro sent school population." Pres. James I.. 5 ras a That the Independence Hop place to trance Hatty Astir sa>b she's a jutuor, mA • aoiihunote. as it said in the CITY TRANSPORT •> or lyis mk h an \Mggemi - McConaughs.v of Wtailayaf) university take* k Tliai beer was intoxicating sponsor story last lsaue ed nit'u »>l his own importance ihat he can I he other side of the Save-Democracy fence. : That Clark (English pr«»f» AJ»T i FRANKIE Ml-12:00 EXCALIBUR FAIL IBM DANCE «nd Hi, Bowf SAL OCT. 23 IIMON MUiOQM SIpuMpb I I »««7 .MferftlM aaMajlik'ATI raws factora Pr»f. Smy Football Outlaws dependent Dance Like Attrmete Like in Taiqr'i Love Life Faculty Club Presents Tea Drinking Patrons Stale Police1 Plan Changes Tower me ii Find Fewer Fires is Farm Features Popular i The old «w about oppoattca at- I tract in, each other in allaira of the Liquor Ram In br Knfnrr- Contniimioher Reveal. 22 This Year The two-year course in farm management will start Octo¬ ber 25. Arranged for anyone general I heart ia Just the reception that Student Program Dr. E. Lowell Alcoholic exhibitionists >r a squelching this fall if plans are in IVmiiollmi. in lli' I'ulrol Svlriii. running ■ No in a farm, the roume live-stock, crops and Kelly of Connects j f the nation's big-time football - other type-; of farm \ Big Apple Peeled at Onth-1rut 8UU TOlle" 1 pi leges materialize Colleges in the Big Ten poetry Club con- Salurdue in it comes to matrimony. Folk club gave a tea for the ITence arc distributing to patrons This attraction of likes is most Graduate Dames elub Sunday Strip's For i pronounced in the matter of afternoon at the home of Dean and physical traits, with blondes being Mrs E. A. Bessey Genius Radio Party at attracted to blondes, athletic men Mrs. 9 D. Smith, president ef favoring athletically inclined wo- Faculty Folk club, greeted the v,i t.> the critic, Prof W. W Delta Chi llouse 1 men, and men of sedentary in¬ guests Mrs R. P Hibbard and the English dcpart- Mrs. W D Baton were in charge ?he obstacles of cliches clinations finding small women to ! their liking. of arrangements. Mrs F W Fab¬ tick. ,jt ti itr expressions, the Tap Srorea ( lxive, on the basis of Dr. Kelly's ian poured vt S C. is an as- Zela Ten Alpha Radio ' Mrs H. B Taylor, president of findings, affects the judgment of r\ to bring to the Danre ! women more than that of men. the Graduate Dames elub, wel¬ joftic.'i ccnjus. -— . The women were inclined to over- comed all mernbers'and explained BILL PORTER . metaphysics and And they're still doing the "big rate their men's handsomeness, but that the Graduate club was a divi- ' ^ And lln apple": at least they were doing 'be men came closer to the mark j sion of the Faculty Folk club, its1 ORCHESTRA „f life and death Phone "i-gir.fl it Satinrtay night at the independ- '» judging the beauty of their object being to introduce nrwShv iiiH of 'geni 2-11211 A. F of M cnt dance in the Union ballroom women. | mem tiers and to assist all Dames tar. if xphcable problems with Frankie Prindle in becoming better acquainted. supplying! fast music a a rr a ■ Mrs. K T Wright told of the of associating Just before intermission a highly ! V* I 81*K I f 11 | organization of the i """jDaulwrt Look* .icing n.inre Music the 5 F of ! mc Mi the "Poetry Club I© is successful program was presented ! and cited its history harangues from the g g , and "free verse" F<,r the first number nn the gram. Marty Vail sang two popu- ! pro-j tjf t pQIDITIil KflV * The officers for this year piesident. Mrs H B Taylor, r For(iooilTeam AMERICAN KKDKRATION -ward open warfare. lar songs. Following this were president. Miss Ruth Jensen: see-I «ie. ColliM|iiim I'lan. In rri.ity-tmiurer, Mrs A A yon. advisory council. Mr*- H B Jnhn-iOnlv Three of I.ikI Year OK MUSICIANS military number, she . .. , ilogy and metaphor wore a Mr el Thtiriulay. Taylor. Mr'. K T Wright. and- 'I""1' «"• white satin costume with rhe outstanding opportunity to prof- extras on this can pm aw member* of gold buttons. In the second, called Mri (' D Bull mpts to the literary the Dr J. C. Clark, physics in¬ Honorary member' :.rr- Mrs F i ^ , : "1 goofus dance. Miss Schmidt's tifd by Jean Fuller, costume changed to blue overalls, structor, will discuss "Gamma A Bewey. Mrs F W Fahtan, and | •*"' ■'"'".rv. t ;• BE SURE YOU GET AN A. F. OF M. BAND red bandanna, and dilapidated Rays from Light Elements .it the Mrs S 0 Smith The exeeutivo. b,M' !■ i . n merited who be- < . regular meeting of the Physics board of Faculty Folk club is madej""" ' ' " ' imets to attend, j i - "The Three Dumb Joes"—Joe up of rx-offlcio members ; '' 'graduated .1 • .! Rube and his two roommates, who also have the same first name Committees program. Miss Rot it Jensen. Miss l^ah Stewiot Mr- M' ' OVER 5,000,000 Ju< ,,K MEDICO PIPE | C C SMOKERS AGREE WITH DR. MILLING, M O concluded the program After Sigerfoos j c«t> ■» ' '' »• *' 1 ■ 1 report on 'r<" h-j their "Sweet Alice" numlwr they e: Hospitality M.s Worth Horlg- 1 reps Return continued tions, and with a jokes, impersona¬ Maharajah act patrons at this party were Dr and The by various nuclear phy ron"nr v son. Miss filadys Bond .Mi«s F. K • McPherron, Miss Martha Thurlow. j ,Ml ' " ' ' •l « ' •' •' ' ' 1 • S. •/. •rxnk % Co., In:. Feb.. 10,. war nsen! U Kiwlthaeh W ill Speak » Practice [ C Gay and Prof and Mrs Hiii Prortut :nou,ro1 Telcphoi lii YMC\ Mr-ii loiiiglit r.i' "t.;r.tori T axT fireod It was women's tag for a while' at the Zeta Tau Alpha radio dance prodi"t- in • --o : / - 'ironically limn My l» \lt)-ml tho l,«f K ildB' t ho Saturday night Prof and Mr« * lor r.l.H- llnltlr V«l Mlrlipinn«' Ciuivrn.inn D» J.N . • • Ling rra • avary H H Kimhor and Mr and Mis university tltm ho an Iritlav |E C Prophet acted a. patrons , 'trurtor n thr phv-,cs drpartrr fTr4ovor4a yonr. Tha tx-lta Chia al«> hold a radio nnd hB* h '• fhgft few Frank* a 1-"- A t *- • • yn1 ,n "ll* I*1'*' " *-r.t> w ft I ho East - • .-o, party on tho same ntfiht. with Prof - «Ft ' y nt. — resumed and Mrs J T Caswell nnd Prof , - ;,<•*/ ■, t.no exr- the hopes and Mis Herman Wyngardrn .. llfilifrrfA-lltUlt In Speuk MiMta ml 11 MAM.t FlNltHft \l| \ ] Will Isttln as givirtK 1 There was a tea dance Monda> ill I.iiiu'Immiii Mretinil I afternoon, with another one s< hed- nut, 111 • . ' ■ fcf< J guilty of uled for Thursday afternoi.n ktisfed ~Stj ' ( fZ'yhi »° Hmr vC uld have j «f Similar Clnlc Community r~ y. - : J^ra- lore dr- 1 The Mathemata - elub will meet' Person a Is jNaraeo or vatuf I Lansing [Tuesday, October II). at 7:15 p m ilted in a Room 150. Morrill hall Prof . .-t r i j '.i- '■>* e!y r. Jiunfi in William Dowel I Baton will have e Trojans . charge of the program Messrs MEDICO y xitball in Jack Donald FlLTgR-COOktS Flint to ; nod Paul Fuller When 1 the Mathematie* the second Ye Sity. and Big Rapid1 high s respectively. Miss Miriam i will give the main paper »» ProfvsMtr llaYtcorlh Tvlls "The Denvation of the C.iefl of Correlation Between C Of World- Jf iV/f Ex/mtu'iicc* has promised ponding Sample Aserage- IN AN aornF.it ■ T h in prcpara- The officer', for IW7-3B .< ' game this Fri¬ M Tesat, pretfdent and B ll i give the squad H Pmctrr, liing in funda- The club meet ' kling and block- Tuesdaw of each month The fir'-*, t.. the campus rami th meeting was held in the W A A Irere is a man who is ( cabin .Mill an informal piogram Prof. Donald Haywo m now on. On directed by Professor Plant head of Michigan St* • ung team pos- '.ciities The ex- Nike Stirvrv of Iriwttee. against Flint and •hould prove val- Mn-upla C«nnrt» Farm* Slate, nurneious radio '«*rtpt>- rom- mereially sponsored: popular feat¬ r hev will have H B Tuylor "f the f«rm ir-pr ures for Sunduy and dully news¬ Because It's Got What It Takes n rind nothing to department is betng asaisted by R Hanf i the ( papers and B Bauman of the b*ir«wu of agri¬ articles for culture and of the farms c. in onomics in a l^nawee and Me¬ sun'ey U .it Mrs Dempsey and Mr^ (..ibb married, he po«*e*M>t a . nipr lling Srribners' pei sonal.ty and hau a little cuily view. North American Re- Lm„ Suivry Graphii. Psjrcbo- It's the College Choice costa counties which are using the (topping plan Tliere was a simi¬ Preferring to wear a belt he <* (Quarterly logieal Rev it v and South Atlamt - He has lectured ex- jj„ over any two others combined lar survey made of thew amr tensivel.v. and ac'ed in his own ,. farms last year in t onnertion with f .ih n» .oPbie.b.ffOr each new one , tadio sketches. a.» well n.t teach- A Wholly Nrw ami Superlative Model a program of ,ntrr-regi'«nal com- i> turned into another brant i f ib-i 13 ; of the Revolutionary Sacles* Pe.n hi* a ide«pregd wotk When Hay- rrops Dt Sherman Johnson is iri and here he played Indian until he —Parker's Spcedlttw l acumatu ! i barge of thr project Tbts study is betng conducted worth fust wiioed and vsed began teaching, tie one of his ■■o-eds CLASSIFIED Professor Hay worth h» traveled Mtjoring in Engiisli. htr was grea'- on dairy farms in Wisconsin, Iowa. ly intereated in publu \waking Minnesota and the New England well as in Michigan Oiler. lead He gradu- • from Gl ilineli i .liege. 2:00 VACUMATIC^&- 11 Tuetdar. Oetobar 19. 163T Fi|i four Young Announces 17-Game eerhT;eluCage dehcS Tonight if .4:1; h *irWi liead Spartan Eleven Home to Prepare For Marquette Del SlHIarCanl SPORT INTERLUDES - - Safety Wins Gridders to Grow Whiskers CHIEF SAYS: Hespies For 1st Placu , a S,«s' Tied For Eleven VnUlThey Score I#...» Phi IMta Kan- !*ii Chi. in Mrli Ynn Al»lvni- S'lul. .S<|iinil TIii-oiiiiIi Kir-i Forget Itw Harrier* To Crom Goal Allrmpl Io Krr |i Pm-. May Rfsrmhlf Htiii* t»f Ihmtl I n!•••»- Spurlan* Drill of Srnnnn. by (icorpc >1;iskin At Missouri ('.rash Over final IJne Within Ne*l Two Meek-. milh S. A. F.. ■akr of the attention placed on football, one i* apt to The three games scheduled *1 VII SPAMW.O fWliman In Take Tliin|t» By SONNY HII.I.MAN is happening around him in the fields of other athletic Facing a' tough schedule from the fraternity touch footbail lc.> Football is the big sport in the f ill. Millions lurn Kji«v in Pmrlirr Drill* It though our football tan to fltn.-ii, Cniiih Hon VanAI- seems as tonight may bring about styne wa ted n<» lime in Rending Thi* Wirl. lads are really taking their lack drastic changes in the sandim of scoring punch to heart. Our I the blocks. Michigan State .11 t. :,m h;e gang is running wild with the pig¬ H ! skin. but only outside of the other j In block 1. the llespies and I lucky to get an inch oi two m the Dct team's 20-yard line | Sigs meet to fight it out for game with Marquette university That last marker still | lead, as they are now tied for in Maeklin Field next Saturday. very elusive. And so in order to place with a victory apiece The Spartans are due to take obtain an added incentive, the The Phi Chis have an ox<. Spartan warriors have promised chance to knock the Phi Delt themselves not to shave until the pha State eleven has scored at least of thru top position which i vide share with the SAE's in block ponent.s 20-yard line j The Phi Delts have won one - j Except for hogging down in, er foe* U Frank lost none, while SAE has woo scoring territory. State has played In the other game, the ! good football this season, and something like this ■ Barhfrtan feels the return to home End*—Smith Brother Kappas can mix up the stand in block 4 by defeating the A I". ! urroundings wilt vpoed the team1 . Tackles Santa Clau* rhdos who are now tied for first pi I'AIT. won IN OPENER Guards—George Bernard Shaw with the Lambda Chis. A ri¬ The Rptttnm open the basket "IIHOWMir* IS ONE OF Till: MOIIEST COACHES GORTAT INJURED and Rasputin ot the AF. Pi's would give with agoins lambda Chis undisputed j - hall season .1 game W IIO CIVES Ills MEN ALL THE CREDIT One casualty marked State's Center—Man Mountain Dean sion of first place and create Hope college, champions of th« The sport writer. In quest for The Spartan roach take* no Half backs—Ulysses Grani and MIAA las' Fti»mi that poin for second place between AF. < • new*, will find few more modest rredit to himself for the areom- umbia last Saturday Tommy Gor- Henry Wadsworth Ixingfellow tat. veteran guard, aggravated a Quarterback —Abruham Lincoln. and Beta Kappa The He eoarhes than l.aiiren P. Brown piuhmrnlv ol his teams "The hovs e 'lost the sei\: ■ the type who previiiii- knee injurv to the extent Fullback -Sampson. 1 the racy, and I don't, so the v. Tire halfbacks would be trippimr Captain Bill Gentner for the and not I. are deserving of all over their newly grown spinach of the year because of api* 1 outeome of a meet or rare This s the glorv which goes with winning tis, are in last place He strings along on the theory. 1 national title " At present, the teams »h tempting "We have as good a chance as the I'ndrr Brown's realm (he Slate most likely to get into th» ; raising a heck of u fuss other fellow." harriers have followed the font The combined length offs are the Tics and the SA Brow it's NVNtem for produrlnii |M|| ' squad's whiskers would national championship learns and u* to fame, hut in a shorter runners i> simple "Ju«l give me period of lime It has onlv been .1 group of runners who are will in the last seven vears. Stale color * ing io work and we'll he up there hearers have brought home honors PRESENT II UUIII M TE\M RATED STRONfiER TOW I K III STRENGTH In THE SATURDAY EVENING POST this Week Til \N lvKF. Villi's SPARTAN II \KKII |{ SALADS 111 directed the 1 HTACil JKRilJKi ACT wctk* During the tiist half and parti p*g« ..t the second. the Spartans en-i lo|J o°* ,« »*«'■ (Willi I'll III AliMlsl VIOIIIM. I CMIM gaged m a juggling art. losing pos- , —s»- AtT* M" WHICH SlillkFS STA'I'F H Ml I'll \l I KI.FVFN gUEXAMOEM (ORAL GABLES I .ike everyone else ur arc at a Wayne .incl 3ll« hlgao games. loss in alteniptini: Io diagnose Manhattan sparuns went and Mis without V: Ihe scoring famine which has Now I'll Ainu un passing over great struck the Male toolhall leant The PHIL EMERTON'S coaches anil players 1 what goes yyrong alter DIAMONDS dropped the ImII II - Ml SH UNS — I I. It .-~.ll.lr III, hr -*"n" • lid 11 Icrlhrd .1 Ihr """*L "h"" 1 °« I l.nr • Thr Irani "" ,uur IIaiu in. Muhlli > ..I-I'l MoimUv »h"' " '"*• li.urKduw us and another ol I * netted thr other Stale Dalers Howling Lolf Tourney Swamp Butler 'Mrbun* 32*: V. ">0~. ISMIflSELF w llo»* Sets New Record («» ItillianL Ncjiriiio Final Fare Kabv lin. he veteran Jetr. Bnaw ( • thing" Ha* • aoecme I VDII s \NI» t.TNTN States powerful croaat mtUtonatrc give* Hcrcvik Walcli llrao'li'h and Straps aggregation decisively| M P«r * turn, it down, -at J 2«.T-r SWAIN. JEWELER OPI'OMrt s I ATI TMI. ATRI nee" mile record by j grutd in: a NEW MtRCULE POItOT MVtTKRV The Dream the fact that all hy ABATHA CHRISTIE ™£S*tuj The Spat tans «1# who bettered the times of anmc of > the official members of both tram* had : unner* ' ' AND IN IHE SAME ISSUE thing m the world but her hoy By £V£ff/j The order of finiah and the time* are first Bo*» iS> IT a 3 2nd. ATTENTION PIIVS. EIIS. Frey S IT S2 3rd. Butler iS). IT 37 4lh, Sparks (S\ IB 01 Mh. crtce of tin-game ol basketball, hard »H'. 2t» 4. and 12th Rode wiii tpeak to ai! physical edu¬ tS>. It 07 7th. Waite (Sv I» if; j cation major* both men and 8th Wiener t II . 18 41 8th.. South wot th (B-V 10 31 10th. temwted. in the Engineering Richardaon (Bt. 18.12. Uth Burg, lecture room from 3 to 4 p m learn were Man^eld. yy ho Wednesday Dctober 30 Nai- rick