g. S. C. Library teat Lanaing, Ml A. Iflichtoatr 6tate Neu*$ fOMINf! EVENTS rhrtsr line* Again ___^ EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN, THl'KSDAY, JANl'ARY fi. 19:18 Fraternities Start "r/'.irr ,S3 Students "Ifpll-llop' to (l/ieil forfflV** \ecklie of Lights j __ AII-(.allege Formal California Bears Campus Animal Initiations Is Christmas (liftj Will HoilOl* Ita or i n g Season Topple Stale Five Roll Places . Will Publish With Talk by Grad pd forth ' t Secreta%John All V» Reeeiveil by Ifi: In Thrilling Game Banyans over in the fj„,0 Srhctlillr Sri* limit A Harm •tl -a necktie at <> Gel A's in Aruileiuie re are threateninK .... , ... (bourne* „„ n bit out of the Number of lluiirs Honor Group Leads Seorers hir (o:«-l ,,alf IR;,M> li\Wi,,< produce o yearbook Of \f tmlv •miii Mirhittan State senior. A' - pk TZZZZZ; of their proponed I'lnlgps but to Take Selects 29 fiont west on fro >n side of town to Bogtie street the ea^t .- ide road on the add • mnal students Set liaek Snafis >({ publication, ihe name "Stump j Hxams in History Phi Kuppu Pbi W ill initiate The lights were installed by the In«li\iiliuil lloii«e* Will 2tt Seniors, One Stuff East l*ansing hoard of water and a* the combiner Hv«* Men arc 1 lt;t-«*«l j departmental, 1V-I of Stiimiini stall it lights on Fatst lain- The new lump posts pl' In Final 4linitl«*« positions are open ■ by Sigma Gni . and the editors Fraternity week, which old ones , h1 ■ "Bell Hop" w ■ campus lights will "r I. and the (Irs applicants ties formerly conducted , ining ramp last ww>k ^ gn j M nig^t v. tJ upper peninsuln. •sters produced at'u,e 'f> a" Spartan magizine entitled pledges The talk w;i- j»i encouraged them Carp Julian, personnel duet WPA Actors Two Signed |lit'a NIMK Weather To Play Here At l t STI DFNTS For Y Series \initial Keligimi- Lecture* Kcileral Troupe. Replacing To In* Fewer in Number. F.llen U ilkiu-oti. to HclG r K now n Speakers Offer ilr. rail-In-* Ml* \\l> m K GEORGE FU.KOWSKI F ilkou ski. soiiliomorc forward, tallied Ifi iHiinls last nix hi as >li« lilaan Slate limt a clone basket t nitpic I'a-ilioH hall tame to California. II !?» |rfiu*r pat no %i\ p«f rnvld lie procured in Un news IScw Practice ggEtuil Anting Hnlnrdu House Allllcd Mate niquf Nrus found position itself in of telling H our h Student- l<> I -c Play Try outs i Mherluinc than It eonld i. lie Sear* saMitc Roebuck store iithnngh the* had 'F.rnier Sieiiilog* Itiiiltliim Open Soon ■•vie.! on in ad were co¬ trior- Offered I liuitee for mer enough to agree to »ihr «p«< r at a later date Hole- in Wild Muck lira St talents I tie \IM ulletfe Pla\ (hie I .i-l klillip«e In I aealioa t rash xMutifuI tri Women's Dorm • Yule sea si that the » Is Renamed XI I XII \\ III l.lslt l Twelxc I oed- l ite in Form- er llallailax lloii-r Rass Speaks To Study Lluli Pr.ilileii, Sulw.1 Mi-eii— Plan- for I on veil- lion Here in Oelolier City II ill I lisfieri /fileriieir lint'ttls i olorful Rooming Houses Lift* of MSC. I'tmltttsin» igtttl l.ait-iuu lliyli > • ••• Ili- n> v *n v i.Ktvi.u Pace La recti x I liaruc* s- to HI\l» Aluong the Mi—iiijf management !.i\ »■* . when tin- daily or week- deflmte and staple tondi- • tiain was un event, and the ireing w hole town turned «»ut to *ee it go; •iwuy with improper heating and , llimbing facilities which occui • ■rid are ignored in the middle • t of 411 Flcnh •'.unty clerk of Bay county where he remained for 10 years. ■'.e college's terms. registrar's office A movement that will have a W II Sheldon, Mi . J H Otto, Reading clerk in the state legisla¬ ( |OM, , al any enrollment Hires- Bolmit.l* Ri-.nl ture was next Then he was secre¬ ieAnitc effect on East Lansing tax¬ Mix George Taylor, hf'* It K j,,',';', , hey are complete Paper- al Heeliiip ri-.bic positions in tary to the State Railroad Com¬ payers was the extension of tune Decker. Mis A H Hiw and Mrs |)(j ' nd irate »i that the Ik J H Munrie. Donald Cation. the state, that of mission for eight years. He was :or payment of taxes from the month of January to February 25. H V Moxlry moev' they I studerfx *i t"- bank for vtic failure" as and Dr Ray Nelson, all of the ent for Mnhigan teller in a nix months. ,a -.-itbout penalty Kvntuvky Hoy* Likv . ' In 1918 he came here, and here the ne.ghi - Mil higi bota ■ I'.e administration. students Mon- rnent ..d papc. > n plant path- It was Michigan Agricultural Tm \«r#» ami < hmik\ ' "" Club Mrels ■ logv at the meeting <( the Amer- (oilege when FrcsidenUKedzie ap- it his job. Ordei 8 amounting to ican Association fo. the Adv-nc- pointed him in August 19 years a Al J. (i. %em«*r Hoiin* Lexington, Kv ' ACP» Plump ment of Sc ience. I>xrmb« : to ago. and there were only 1500 stu- few cents or to hundreds of dol¬ ! girls with blue eye* aie the fav- ,-dit' lars pass over his desk. All col- 31 in Indianapolis. Ind dcnU enrolled All the work was Alpha Gamma Delta Motheis ur.lM of male, of the Ulilv»r«lly ; Ten other members the done in longhand then, and done tub met at the home of Mrs J of Kontucky florid* k,.t botany department staff attended by Mr Sweeney himself I Zemer. 1005 Button avenue, B<.ynh-«irl» with »lim, ithlrtir vcrtifv .1 Three of Mr the meet Tho*r attending were Today there are 5100 students. children are State anuary 4 After the tmsiness n.um nuy be in d*m«nd . lx- "*klnk W,M! Noi.-. m-niii* aUl»ator» Dr E A Besse;.. department and he has four clerks under him, netting, the afternoon was «pcnt whr-re, but not at Kentucky ACP > —Columbia head. Dr H E Bamett Dr B H besides numerous typewriters, Though their home is in L much of the family life hi 'i sewing for the Chi chapter The A survey conduvted by Dr Jew lhrv been enounced that Grigsby. Dr R P Hibbard. Dr H adding machines, and calculators. tcred about the .ostesses served tea to the seven- E Adams of llie College of Edutu- """ «"■ Aid award two T Darlington. Dr E F Woodcock. Still The W N S. initials go on ••en members present. tton revealed that the ideal gul leaders bar lake, and thia is. next to businaag, ually to studentx H. C Beeskow. Glen KcnKnight. every requisition, on every invoice. his favorite topic. The February meeting will be I II 5 feel 5 inches tall, weighs 123 "* student he account ■est street-corner John Routien. C W Robertson. J Not even the president can draw itld at the home of Mrs. A G. i (iounds, combs light btr-wn ha : ' Around the office he is noted for to the V "( Missismpp The lolarships will be H Muncie. Donald Cation, and on the sVirts without that littla (ierdel. 129 Bailey street, on blinks blue eyes, and powders his sense of gator infants were sent '"Pioneering, union Ray Nelson paper with W. N Sweeney in red humor, his big. black February 1 I fair complexion i »si "t'-ki.fl » -nd cigars which he smokes by the box. open-air vocal and his gruff, bluff manner. Patronize State News advertisers r-it "1 Swain. Jeweler, opposite Stale The ■ « Iwo MICHIGAN STATE NEWS «. 19& time in the even tare. Howcvm There is a no-smoking rule at President on anybody l fail to classify at the designated tima, wait¬ College Bulletin College Bulletin Ohio State university and thU is smoking in this Michigan 5tate Ntuw Thic room. The vnMed reeee eenuMtMVwfu ing until evening because they do not feet ^ t th j it put ^ the like getting out of bed or for some other nn important short I nect at 5 p. m.. Priday. January ' U1 ,_u blackboard * of , the commerce you. I am not fooling ! r K"t inc Thursday. January 6, at 7:1 on tnc vfniA« Union w porcn. All mem- . J „ and mad. —The _ . inadequate reason, the old long line situa¬ p. m. in the Hort seminar. tion will again become a menace. Should that danger threaten, the reg¬ istrar would be well justified in eliminat¬ DANCE RED and WHITE ing the night registration hours, making I. M. A. Auditorium 1917 Mtmfant I9M it necessary for all those who do not appear Pbsocicipd Coloerto Prou on schedule to register late and pay the'' Flint. Michifran additional fee. SAT., JAN. 8th SN F(K)I) STORES GbfefikfeDfeeri full Out Your Oivu Briek DEL Thomas and Son Hauer Food Market t\V are hack in our cloister. DELBRIDGE 519 W. Grand River Ave. 1101 E. Grand River Ave. During the past two weeks some of us ANI) HIS ORCHESTRA PHONE 2-1687 PHONE 2-1579 CO-ED EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR JEHOME KRIEGEH, RAY TURNER BEVERLY SMITH GEORGE MASKIN ■ aught a glimpse of the world outside, at least we had time to read about it in or IIOI'rs 9 TO I DELIVERY the papers. In the hours that we were Ladies 25c BUSINESS MANAGER ROBERT REFIOR not listening to Benny Goodman or drink¬ Gentlemen 55c PEANUT BUTTER T,;r 23c NAVY BEANS JES 3,. ASS'T BUSINESS MANAGER WILLARD WHITE ing toasts to the New Year some of us ADVERTISING MANAGER A8ST ADVERTISING MANAGER TOM BENNETT actually saw reality. FLOUR M4"V:r 87c CREAMERY BUTTER 37c HARRY WILSON .Hut now we are safe. We can forget CO-ED ADVERTISING MANAGER ANN HARRIS crowded tenement houses that we passed TOILET TISSUE 4- 17c SALMON r™r 29c : CIRCUlJVriON MANAGER KEITH CLEMENT on the way to a show. We again have the chance to pick up our economics tionks and PEAS 2 «. 29c shrimp Fr,r 19c study how wuges art.' determined under h system of free private enterprise, without sueh complicating factors as the Senate < raw ford ir-Robert Young I TOMATOES Tstr 10c tuna fish 2m.;35c Civil Liberties subcommittee dug up when they revealed that 2,501) companies, the I lie llriil.c W ore Kc.r I APPLE SAUCE r "r 10c • Ov/v'! jp Hritif—All varfottr* wept Clam and (oniommr ^ h* ran* 25c t very cream of American business, hire professional union-smashers and labor pears B'd 20c KETCHUP T:r„,, 19c spies. Hall of us ran don sheer silk and shudder at the thought of some of the PORK & BEANS ,^2 ^15c CHILI SAUCE T,ri", 25c girls at home who insist on wearing those ugly lisle stoekings, not made in Japan. We can look forward to receiving the WAX BEANS 3™ 25c BEETS-CARROTS w:!lL 10c periodic remittance from home, oblivions to the discharge of 50,000 workers hv WHEAT CEREAL K;r' 17c KRAUT „ 2 m.: General Motors. We call, in a word, close the doors and QUICK oats Larre Parkier 19C VEGETABLES windows of our sequestered niche to the /Mifjona1 Mvertsirg Service, Inc. problems of a world teeming with war and cornflakes ,:r„. 10c JELL0 an economic recession and its accompany¬ ing poverty and misery. We have the opportunity to bury our heads in the com¬ (HOKE FRESH MEATS FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES fort and of academic isolation. hluralion for Wvilprs ease FRESH GROUN D BEEF 2 Ih* 39c NORTHERN SPY APPLES To take that opportunity and shake from Fraternity pledges in their informal in¬ ourselves the few germs of reality that PUKE PORK SAUSAGE Ih 23c itiation this week an- facing n program some of us may have picked up in the past Texas Seedless Grapefruit thai i- new to thin campus. In short. I«h- two weeks is to run like cowards awa> QUALITY BEEF IS DOWN NOW FLORIDA ORANGES tures ami written examinations are replac¬ from things us they are into a fairy world CHOICE BEEF POT ROASTS rhr luir, Kind ing for the tirst time the traditional frat¬ of things as we'd like them to tie. U.VLIFORMA GRAPES ROLLED RIB or RUMP ROASTS Ih ernity paddles and hazing KXTRA! EXTRA! Intcrf'raternit y eouneil member*, at PORK LOIN RO ASTS Ih HEAD LETTUCE whose suggest Ion the old Hell week \v«- nii11 ami a ton of critical * MICHIGAN STATE HMtl i at m Whole * ii.ii diaeontijiued. hope that l>\ substituting in t'vv ray." of light from th< BOSTON BUTTS, lean and meat) Ih CAlIFORNI \ ( ARROTS 2 for 1.V its place a e»instructive educational pro¬ AI BURN r, loo, some people here, oi gram administered by customary colleg KETTLE RENDERED LARD 2 Ih* BROCCOLI- Fancy 11 cad- each 2 of the I unco-sitter are over. The New Deal planned. Pledge will emerge from their charges Big Business with staging a >ii- initiations with a knowledge of some of the down; Japan militarists push further wny • of fraturual organization which might into China: Henry Ford's Japanese branch otherwise go unrealized. buys Japanese war-bonds. In face ot these stretched phyfi« phv sit nl endurance to it > limit bail advantage . Trait* of poraon- alit.v luddt ii I'rom tin- casual observer wore br< ught i<» iight ami pledge groups found theinsdw knit, within a lew days' time, intu i |o>e urn! the individual members of auctionoar—talis why ha, whitb enn-vid a mutual underHtjuuling Hi.I lhere i, no uason why the new Frat- and other tobacco exports, prefer Luc Ides... ster is «rumblin "I've been m addition J., n educational objective.- auctioneering tor 20 yean," lay* *uit my throat, too, as well aa I'he Michigan D — B. \\ T. Mr. Cooper, "in (ivorgia. North Caro¬ my taacc. Even after crying out bids 1 lina anil Tenneisci and I've »tn the to¬ bouts a day. Luckie* never bother my — S.N — bacco Lucky Strike buy* at auction after throat in the least." (Reason: the exclu¬ ///ox l.ines I uuin uctiun It * the best in smoking <|uality. sive "Toasting" process expel* certain icrtuuta tumid iu all tobacco.) "In every section of the Tobacco Belt where I auctioneer," Mr.Cuupcradds.'Tvc noticed tobacco men smoking Luckie, Are ym benefiting by the experience ot the tobacco experts?... Sworn records lependent tobacco T DANCE FROLIC! TODAY! THURSDAY! don hkdstro.ws swish SWING AND SWAY UNION BALLROOM 4:00-5:43 1\ M. Tturxi*.' . J—wry t. IMt IiilCIUCAM fciAfS NKWS Page Tmm Band Leader With the Modern Greeks 'A*\ SMITH Goes South Welcome back to the you are grind. thinking longingly of that II Fiona Jean I^eRov nto the house have moved , ^ Deeper priee ruin - finer quality Christmas vacation tun fiat. b« Stair Board Give* Falronr K)ad you l e "amunc those present. viriM GAMMA DELTA— than in many years 11 «IB»! ; A Onr Year Leave Of Ahxenre Remember, this is the fotmal Mil- son and maybe all the kids in your . ;,c Vfaprieta Yo:. from Portland.' Heed this wec-fc New Birls bi¬ ,n th, hOT,,t includ, tiladys classes wont lie eoons There Brown. Jam Bowen and Amelia I Leonmd Falcone, director of the might even be a definitely excit- Fodor. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX j» been Michigan Stale college band, has ing possibility or two PHy the Herirvv ; „ > , r Jane granted leave of absence field and kick up some fun this a Andersen wit! t Sigma N j n term I'll see you around. | by the State Board of Agriculture ■lean Johnson with next September Mr. Falcone plans to spend the DELTA SIGMA PHI— Ten Delta Sirs went to New »!d Ann Arbor town Betty Burns I.«/(/en tnn r .-o i ame back with a diamond nter months in Florida where he Orleans to the national convention out r;u no action h - beet t .ken will several orchestral of the fraternity. end a bang up arrange UPIIA XI DELTA— compositions for the band. He will return pus use of to the cam¬ in May to conduct the annual series of open-air band concerts the time be 25 ternity was the report There will The Alpha Xi > nav ., pledges going through Fra¬ party planned for week. (That week business sounds serious and Fraternity ru-hing Saturday after- SUITS-OVERCOATS and will dedicate the new band impressive after heat ing He-11 week shell, which is now under con¬ for so long.) CLASSIFIED REDUCED! struction as a monument to the ALPHA f HI OMEGA— class of 1937 Colin Merrill has gone to New York to study violin Fledge Pat Immediately following the final Saturday, January 8 concert Mr. Falcone will leave for R> b' t N n lias also dropped from \\: '1 I WHEAT COTTAGE ROLLS doz. 7c Europe where he will attend con¬ •he ank<. having married a home certs and band clinics and work •m.n boy Betty Lou Tuttie has p \ i ( (IFKEE CAKE* *24 *34 *44 with- some of the famous b;m«»• i ther K*PP\ K \PP% GAMMA— pi SI TS . C lie Durii Mr Falcone's absenct the band will be under the di:ec tion of Keith Stein of the niusn night, in the main bnllrcx Monday, January 10 department Olds. The pptrons will formerly SMI., Mi hrrmrrly SHI f„ *|.> lormrrly s.ii) to faculty, while hi K BREAD, w ith or without Caraway Seed lite the i a ill I and Mi- R C H i-t »r, I There's m, guess work «h.u v..11 save in this sale' IV -;LAZED CHERRY PIES 10r under the direction of Albeit f'rartiealh every garment is maile hv Ha«-t s. haffner £ Mancini. at present the f -• Marx. Amen. , - Um known fine clothes maker- f..r ",.i The stocks are clean new trum|>eter of the Detroit Sym¬ T ucsday. January 11 phony orchestra and holder of that -"""fOy sty in all te.l |„j We InvHe Ituduet' and ( ha r ire Accoiinlx, position for the last 15 years. M: I \ .' I. M and Ikilihs Hat* band at Washington, D C . foi . K. ppa Sig pin; s.'l.lUi in values reduced to and Wednesday. January 12 number of years before joining Barbara T antei. \» : H. ; u- Tommy M«Co MirmOAN STATE NEWS Thursday, January #, itoj Fnnr H. J. t. KStAUDiN? Sots SPORT INTERLUDES • • a* fiEoaaE maskin II pays to l.nok Well F. T. TREADWELL excki.i.ext iiHMi-: COOKEII |-rH»t» Bowling Mark Happy New Ye ar •aiTic along lo de- i during the year. Generally, the bowl games produce poorer foot- ! and 'hat except | Rose for playing in the bo\; \K.in i \ E\< Ell MOMMY I'll ion ha • , tf.r ... A lburn stoU lift'ci ..I .1 to pin\ end in .. I a I game. He al- J**-1' anno need the added ' f'! contests make it a long The State football team is aware of thi- today ..ft. It season,' venture in the Orange bowl. UNION SHUFFLES VOW I'f.WIVCi COLLEGE DRUG STORES FRIDAY - I'mnk JACK COFFEY SATURDAY - Weiss And llis Hand Special Noonday hunch ee \ii him; Jumbo Sandwiches Toiletries School Supplies Stationery UNION BALLROOM lliiilri up your resistance »ilh tilamins DOT (OWT.K Prescript Ions Com pounded as Your Dorlor Dlreets 80r Couple - - 9-12 LEWIS Inc. II ! SI I. « VSHINOTON AVE. GREAT $50,000 STOCK All JI ST VIE NT cord for I lie SALE team in the llorhl.i bowl. The explainable Spartans is per forma nee just one thing t« of a- '"Si: OF MEN'S As we ome stated h these ( I.OTIIINU. EI RMSIIINCiS Buy Now to Save! HATS \M> SHOES MI'A'V SIIIK't < MI v> \i i K\\ i. \i< freeh tell a on the- 'lint 'J'i** C'l'-dMH v I ollt . I .MI- MIN - I' \.l \\l \s MI I ION I \< hl l- Ml \ s HOnI ever will I'.ven the most rritieal fan can't state the reasons lor the current slump of the Detroit Red Wnuts world- .hampions for the last two years, and now deep in the n \i;do si its Meres ■ I'nvi, .. ■ Ill .11 • $21.85 sinalr mill s VNVV. $21.86 field's milder better taste. MACKINAWS $24.86 Mild i* \ and ripe tobaccos and pure $27.85 cigarette paper are the best in¬ MUFFLERS gredients a cigarette can have tiJiy MFYS O\I;I«:oats All art' priced for quick ... these are the things that give you The clearance. more you more pleasure in Chesterfields. buy. the more you save. $19.95 $29.96 . youIIfind MORE PLEASURE " ,,r $34.95 MAY BROS. "The Hut stun- of the low if in Chesteijields thai formerly «»ui $39.96 23$ S Waliinfton Ave. milderbetter taste T ir.rtrr A Mv»t> ToaocoCl*.