■1 ■« i ■ Spartan Underdogs Invade Watverine Lair With Hopes to Eddie Pogor Jack Lyte Jerry Drake Don Rossi is Win State Fans Be Led may not start to* ted hot choice bach needs no has the toughest to a the probable | day but he is for the starting intrfiduction. The assign ment of starrer at the sure to see ac¬ ass i g n ment at stocky little left apy. He must quarterback slot tion before the *gunrd has his carry the load at fullback today. today. Don is By Governor; Players game is very old. work cut out for « left half, the key The Krfdie is known Grand long-legged him this after¬ spot in the Spar¬ j playing his third j n.« the clown Rapids* noon and nobody tan attack. Jer¬ year for Michi- . of junior is the pos¬ the squad oft the doubts but what [ ry has the mak¬ gan State and > field, but lie is no clown during sessor r>f a great speed and is a he .will be equal to the ocasion Of ings of—a star, but so far has . will tie his final shot at taking I To Hit City by Noon POCOR. playing time. good broken field stopping the lacked the neces¬ the Wolverines. | runner. Michigan line. sary confidence. He'lUbe in-there. i Knee Injury In hoop Ailing on Bench Ufi Bruckner1 Eddie Pcarce started the Mich¬ will carry much | Herman Kle- j 1 Mike K i n e k T By SIIII.IM1N MOVFK igan game last ' j wicki will Fhare didn't get in the L ANN AliliOlt, year at quarter¬ of State's often- I quar Dm- b -a c k 1 | Wayne game due A Oct, 7.—1.e(1 by Governor I.urcn D. Dirk-. sive hopes. He is | Inson. 20,1 KM) Spartan rooterH will invade this colleire town 1 I ■"» honor* with Ros- back but he may"! the only Spar¬ | to a wrenched ff start it today at tan bac k field position. Griffeth is fast and | • si, and may even . knee, so Ije'lt i|e A today to witness the thirty-fourth renewal of the annual tackle. The big ; veteran and will a good j- start the game, j raring to go .to- j 4 battle between Mlihiifan State ami the University of Mich¬ boy is Rnchmnn's be closely watch¬ blocker, and is no pushover . on j lie played in the 1 Spartans' ! s t a day. Mike is the igan..., Advance ticket sales imlicateil that the attendance ace plnce-kicker ed by the Wol- Mich¬ best defensive • •••*••' would swell to 75.1)0 and up- (1IARI.EY BACHMAN and whethefhe defense ns- a victory over j Eddie igan will discov¬ I Michigan two end on the Spar- L • f. • . tr i wards liy game time. er noon. this after¬ He is a I years ago, giving | a fine account of tan can squad and go and get 1 1 Michigan Mauler j warts A S.|uad of IC Spartan stal¬ was expected to arrive J himself. those pusses. at about noon after spending . the night at Dearborn Inn. The Michigan team al.t > spent the i night out of town at u country Today's j club near Ann Arbor, lichujatr 6fate j A* football fans began to 1 stream in from all directions, pre* ' Campus diet a n as to. the score 'varied, but | the Wolverine we g rated a i heavy favorite, Michigan fans j were highly ronfidrtnt about the So Applesauce MICHIGAN STATU Col.l.KGK, KAST I.ANSINO, MlCIIIGANSATUItllAV, OCTOIIKU 7, l!i:l!l Michlgiin's eleven will attempt v Id -saying, "an apple a to register its second straight tri¬ ,>ii the doctor away," can umph .ifter breaking four years of Spurtan domination with a 14-0 uicri d true, Dean Weird 'No Overseas War'-MSC Students i will lie robust for many Victory last fall AI.I.ING t'NABI.E -TO PLAT ! iMppened when the hoys |! with State will go into the at least one game bark- n;w of his bocti lec- mainstay, Ron t'uc were hoving difficul¬ ; Ailing, nil the beneb. Ailing in* Only Incentive Invasion i jured his knee ar,ain*t Wayne last hearing about the Ag Students ty in - life and loves of our con- p inion, the germ. ! W'/ww/t, 4 f. ? .1. If M II L* f ' ^ o(M> week i toting their sad plight. This Story Sttulents in Michigan State college are willing to bear ! Bands Both rlniihtful >t.uter iH"'sitr.e of !injury a foot ?! •• next day, to compen- One soph»»mnre liaek Is expected * i '.heir h:i*ty action, they .!'il with "an apple for Next Week egg Seedless strawberries, plants, and seedless seedless squash arms should a foreign country invade the United States, but they staptl opposed to crossing' the Atlantic to engage To Parade to !n* at his desk in the! not cross the Atlantic to cnRajfc in European war. slijrhtly more than IB per cent indicated they would 4h» willing to SharinK thr half with MSf's Concert Will j The icmainder of the hackfield freshmen and transfers" will graduate room of the horticulture ! tilfht in Kurope should the Lrniic»t States declare war to" l.aii.1 at Sattinlay's I', of M j! building T h u i - d y afternoon i SlM*i«>S lie the keynote of a significant graciously showing pictures of the help the Allies. Statr Kami' will I*. thr l28-|"|ft II 771,1 IVS Agricultural mixer' directed varte'ies of -eedlesh ' vegetable* Students are insistent that America remain neutral in pirrp mnrrhiiii? l.atxl 14%. hUtnr.v kl% Richard Christcnson, assisted by Marty Ruth and Ben Westrate, is en made ad "f thrt' by Dr J M. Del department MS C Freshman ter The p#»s«ib»lity that an nddl- heodimefhis year's program. Methods r,f EfTe Study B* SET1I ANDERSON the first time 1 tional sophomore, Howard Pound, After Dean Ernest Anthony ha* fide I el.v natural Thi in the opening lineup II be a one-rredit course to in* spoken an official welcome to the •en under E K. Ballachey. Ad- V she will he of the United s it was !umored that students next Wednesday ; A f/ffindmofher feeding geese on not fn new nette, Mi* Ulolph Wan Khul evening, officers of ten clubs in the division of Agriculture will l>e light bj ' Jftfnrnings; she Wilt understand • home life on a farm near Harhert. en .*ta«e early v c;,.(»rge Handler. 215 j-.und tackle dev. student at Michigan Early snow on'rfttnherrte* Michigan, along the l«ake Michi¬ ifputatmn " from New York city, and I** the assembly, ... j intr«»duced to . . vear, who was reported The clubs to be represented are Germany: Horticulture, Dairy, Block and IgyTpaJtmerstafT wn* made > and hr,t"f gan yand dunes At home she1 diss Sandburg ccondary Bruckner, big l>oy from Milan, are a slated to enter the fray a* alter* t me where" in fail, Dr Paul Settlage. Having (tarj Sandburg, one of Amer- i music is diversified, guitarist and pianist. See-MINIS- Page 4 : is now on his trusty ' Bridle, American Society of A«- rd hi« Ph D degree at the about !rw'„ foremost modern poets, de- inee music, hut not to "grating through Den-1 ricultural Engineers. American Wisconsin, he has1 yCr,he* her in these line*. But Nancy, which she ha* trained her- »n of symphony. She ♦re he is planning to Society of Agronomy, Alpha Eeta. studied the methrxis of European year to Co-ed CsTAival pleats to plan for the an the Y.M.C.A., for the purpose j charitable institution* where the They will meet on Monday eve¬ Sigma banquet to ol welfare work Is car- ning at 7:M in the faculty dining I rwd on by religious groups. j* T Tug-of-War Sea*on Hat Started first Family on Campus CLASSIFIED w&am fitah Kew Pov Enjoys Simple life Simplicity. BATBtDS-A hear • Sast 1 That word is the keynote of the daily life of the M. 8. C. hnkOUl la attic w •J* ^ " I—M..IMII1!^ "M^V college president and his wife, Mrs. R. S. Shaw said in an interview yesterday. wN rut., flovie >DS6«»j From menus to recreation, plain living ha* been the creed .I-SJS.'! Believing that the Michigan State News should always of the first family of the campus. Few desserts but fruits form a large part of ' ledec Practice houM No. S on Faculty WW* for the beat interests of the students, this paper will their diet, of which Modern row aerved as residence for the actively promote a four-point platform. Shaw's fruit nightcap is a typ¬ Shaw family tar 39 year.. They Iti,play* 7 1. Keep America out of war. ical example. Juices of two have lived la their present he Sign* aw 2. Promote healthful, adequate housing at reason- the "white houee on the hill," JTWSrEt, the put 13 yean. 8. Make Michigan State college the best all- Old hospital, at the top of Featuring tor a refreshing and healthful rr.,. the (ft around college in the United States. 4. Make the Michigan Legislature cognizant of "evening sip." the newly ( "Being a college president heater is sc the growing need for classroom facilities. i little time for recreation," Gov. Frank Murphy lived, orrow. Brs. Shaw, "and in our case thc first college presidential I Victor G. E. Spaniolo of Mr. Shaw's spare Aa a national honorary i The marqu uer of Alpha Gamma Delta wror- and lounfl Walt Rummel both of ui, our young grand¬ ity, tin. Shaw serve. May " Ifdeoirnted , Leonard Weatrate, Dave Tefft daughter ii probably our chief. fast to celebrate annual er up to ~ " rrta Applegate creation." j era' day. a"nd.ird>. occ< Mrs. Shaw, a native of Portland. Mrs. Shaw has done consider- icoltc. Impromptu You Say This Or*, formerly taught mathemat- able vocal work, and studied un¬ l-re r.m:EV A its courses at Montana Stat# col- i der Prof. W. K. Buyer, a well music teacher, while Decorations known ir not do very ,rd (rent of tl By LOUISA HUSSTON Student Opinion [tructimd das- Column ing division there. Following her ! much-handwork. Instead Mrs. ihitr. while thi in math Shaw said. "I can sit with my th - Flex-wo DAISY: Whatta day. Feci like tw "the amusement of it." "That! hands folded better than anyone the fourth dimension. Roommate's Dear Editor: was .17 years ago, and I've forgot- j else I know." ,uth Americot seven-year-old cousin visited. He In the erection of vast numbers of miscellaneous buildings ten a lot of it now," Mrs. Shaw tnuh bii shook our goldfish bowl like a hither and yon about our fair campus, the authorities here- said. One of her students was I Some 70 college and university cocktail and "borrowed". our pen* engineer for the king of president, are graduate, of Indi- ps»!»u! • r the alinutx hove, through malice or neglect,-omitted any pro- cils. Siam for two years. n whatsoever for certain construction which is abso¬ fixtures PERHOSALITY test question lutely necessary for the welfare of both students and faculty. rye. and indiri 204a: Do you slyly peer Into other That someone has not* -nl dfveli-pmei . ' .. i vision of gas masks, first aid sta- Faculty Adviser Ralph Norman people's medicine cabinets just to ,l. t nought „_l, ofr thisc ,, indispens honj_ rio, squads_ alld thc |ikti see what sort of stuff they keep there? Bob Fields went waky t !■ able structures is impossible JS wl|.„ ,„r the construction of to believe; that no one has the all-csscnti.il air raid shelters, Modern Greeks GOOD GULF SBBVKV other week: he sat on the hall Jhere h a Way to Keep Oat of War stairs and listened to the living taken steps for their construe- designs for which can probably By MABY LEE SCHOOLEY Patronise Stale Newt Advert ' Washington is some 800 miles from the campus of Michi¬ room radio's broadcast of the foot- thin is painfully obvious, I ** obtained from the military - ALPHA i ball name and the bedroom radio's gan State college hut the question of American neutrality brradast of the baseball game Today Jacqueline Snyder will The buildings to which I refer also in the matter of proper sites marry Art Freeman, Lambda Chi, la in our own hack yard. simultaneously. e, of course, suitable air raid i for the shelters. Funds for the in Detroit. Rebecca Lord and Mar¬ In our own liack yard la-cause, although the dehntrs take shelters for students and faculty. J work of thc committee would be garet Stanton, who will attend the place in the Senate and House of Representatives of the na- Mnnagerie thc pcopH So far as a most diligent survey j provided by popular subscription, wedding, have designs on catch¬ ' tion's capital, every student of Michigan State college will tbo r of campus opinion has been able j to which all students and faculty ing thc bridal bouquet. be directly or indirectly alTccted if Amorican reason becoires to discover, not a soul in author- members should be glad to con- Last weekend Nancy J a tie IHt-IF POME: ity has scon fit to take the most tribute; money could also be ob- Brown came back to visit her sist¬ by foreign propaganda and we again enter other Ti; point nut other . people's faults elementary steps to provide such ! tained from the PWA, as in other ers, and alums Mildred Rehmus, i's wars. Is pleasant, I confide. essential precautions. In the lack building operations, . Betty Lou Tuttle, Marjorie Bower. Because it always All* me with of such action 1 think it only; s The greatest force for true American neutrality is public , do hope for ,ht sak, of Keif-righteousness inside. proper that we student... whom ,how pam)t, who hav( „,,rU5trd Public opinion is probably the one.thing which can ■well-being Is so. intimately in- th, ||Ve. of their «.n« and dnugh- BETA RAPPA— out of war. The task of declaring war has I icon Self-righteousness — that lovely volved In the question, should stuff of t(,r, to ,hf care nl (his institution, The boys held their first party to Congress. Theoretically such B ileclnration is take matter. Into our own hand.. lha, Which 1 never have enough of. my p|a„ ,, gjvcn duc „„ 6t the term last Saturday night at only when public opinion brings .sufficient pressure to 1 propose that your paper, the sldrrotl„n the chapter house. They danced to nuat representative organ of, (;„tf the music of the best bands avail- pinion about the rumpus, should ■ SAM HOWARD that make records, At the present time the people of the United States have secure the-cooperation of other re¬ back for the party were Bill Clow, ■ chanee to prove thnt the pressure of public opinion as such member when you were a lit¬ sponsible organizations, such as , Vie Carlson, Herb Lash, and Dan the I ML, the IFC, the AWS. the flrrWd FllPf Mad not he in theory only. The proposal to revise I he «-m- tle punk when you recited. "Ilcri SWL. the ROTC, the WCTU, etc. Dear Editor: Richardson. Is the chtir«'h. here is "horgo act has probably come as close to living free of party etc. and illustrated the steeple' in the formation of on MSCARPC with youi We are being eaten alive by George Rysganrd, Alpha chapter, Hamline university, was a week¬ prejudices and petty polities as any national issue during hands. When you bragged (Michigan State College Air Raid i flies in room 112 of Union annex. yot end guest. Precautions Committee). Literally million the- greet the past deeade. For the first time in years Republicans and Democrats, could count higher than some other kid. And when you used to imitate | I tO MARE ARRANGEMENTS our class mx Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings. While we tball practice Is well under now under the direction of Familiar as your the wagon-hucksters by yelling. The AKP committee wou Coaches Do ft Brandow and George Farm luihorites and Socialists stand side by side in determ¬ "Sweet corn, bananas, pccchaya."' mnke arrangements for the pr study they munch. No one of us is so fat and healthy Stellje*. that' we can ination thnt the United States shall not risk democracy at provide sustenance for the ftlthy FARMHOUSE— home to try to save it abroad. Thc point on which they do insects. And we lose pounds wor¬ Ned Baylty and Andy Jackson not agree is how to lessen the danger of living forced to rying about our studies, too. are in Columbus. Ohio, to partici. take that risk. Do you think the bacteriolo¬ pate as members of the college gist*, who know how many patho- stock judging tram in the practice On one siilc stands the present embargo act: on the other, just i fly meet at Ohio State univerity. the caMh-and-eiirry sales of nrms and munitions^ to any ries on just one left hind leg. Kd Smith, alum from the class would he interested in eliminat¬ of 19. is back at the house this country. Hnth sides have, good supporters and Isilh sides ing our little classmates? Or would weekend. can produce good arguments in their favor. the hnspitnl authorities, in the ECLECTIC— With Congress composed of senators ami Edward Steoty's engagement to representatives Betty Fiffe, of Detroit, has been hoping for re-election in the"next campaign,-it will listen By now some callow youth has probably inform.si you thai announced. to public opinion. What you, a student at Michigan State "Hats are Mug worn on the head again this The house has set aside a lab¬ year." which! college, think is important. You are a pari of Ihe millions is nnillfllt.v. of course. But the remark d.s-s have its truth. oratory room far the advnncement- who will lie voting in the next elections. Those congress¬ For this fall has blown the nnuisinir whisps off our heads! College Bulletin of aviation. At the present time Bill Moon, At Holchmb, Rob Mouw, men who vote against public opinion in the embargo issue iMm, sidwtiluted them f(.r r-».-ud hat Itotierta Applegate m»r' «hd Bud Porter are engaged ir D will do so at the sneritlee of many votes when their names I, Sieves this new look as* •at* next appear oil the I-allot. {*«•• m»f*eo Srf..rw *" J making model .airplanes. well as height by a brown felt! Hrlertably-rnlored cardigan, worn j RAPPA DELTA¬ Only through a definite stalclm-nt" front the public can model with n soaring feather.j »'th skirta or unc-ptr-c »vr All wr* arc to me IC J Province chairman Reba Sny¬ Congress determine whal is the consensus throughout the Highlights of This Week j rampu/uniterm " "*',n e in the lecture room of the gy der has been with the local group nation. The majority is not always right, nevertheless, if Anil Wohlen looks chic and Mnrgaret Barret decorates cam- Tuesday. October 10 at 5 p m i for the past iW!>1 week Mary uii wtw, airry Elizabeth j • • Ruffe and Ma\v Jane Welsh consequences resulting from notion token at the will of (he j knocks oil height by wearing pus in an no-la-la sweater «»f Impartial mrMIng of all girls r* 'nr th< wpekend Vi majority are disastrous, the responsibility can be thrown j back oiilV on the public and not on Congress. heavenly Hue froth sweater with onmph » the dark I green numtier of Phyllis Mt l r -d Another j ltvlnf ln apprmed off-camnm!Campbrn honw, M«i,n. in H.»ni Uo R*"n , marr'*d «° H' dur'n« ,h' ON | jnurrJ|j |ia|j nt 5 p m Mt>ndi,v jmer* Alums Charlotte Wheatly Leather does a smart .turn at fas-1 * * and Janet Sherratt also entered few days. Voting will not lake place for some time ii pumpR" for smartness , tening its neck and mid -section | | attwrse rherrh. 122 S Penn- *H>ru*s matrimony. • Nrw yet. You are a part of the great American public. I^t your j ivm Mitchel Just bought a |linu Uylvania Ave , Lansing, has an- ALPHA CHI MGMA— _ ! nnunced a morning service nt! A large number of alums .1 Evei senators and representatives know what you think. Ix't them | * le Hawaiian let which 1 know that the public will rentemlier how they voted on the! looks like real iris flowers strung - Three cheers to a local beaut\ 110:45. The church, a member of j back for the Wayne game, • 1 Aim on a wreath. Unbreakable, too.! 8,,0P drat orders cokes for its pa- 1 Missouri synod, is located a quar- ! Jack Isbister, our piano mae present issue when the polls open the next time. . Florence Riser hits a sweet jtrons • . • IVrfeit for gumshoeing jter block off Michigan Ave. -has enrolled in Wayne Met Write your congressmen expressing your opinion on the j note by topping sweaters with a I down a cramming dorm hall oi l ,j school. Cliff Wenger. absent proposed revision of the embargo act and how you l»est nomination for the snappiest jfor trudging campus are the nift- plaid wool collar . . . Personal • A University of Illinois scientist j a year, has returned, think America can stay out of the tturopean conflict. Public dressed co-ed at the Wayne do-, J,v v,vid footmnte* seen recently has discovered a method of deter-! Alpha Beta chapter at Michigan \) t t h o m ? t;ie same place is a yummy mining the taste cf cheese by , has invited all members to a buf- opinion can keep us out of war! feat would bo Nancy Dutton. She, matched her sweater and lint to mmmmm wool crepe. l*-ray | - fet supper after the , II the gre«m in her full-skirted plaid Hoc'* Ike art-ap hack of the familiar blue Slant Flies, Ikm't Bother Me reversible and her skirt to its du- bonnet thread . . . Max me Rennet Student Telia More of _ Hungarian Schools "They fought the tlogs anil killed the vats, Muoi 1. America Telrpbom ami Telegraph Compaav. which CMidiualc* (jrttem arthritic. - adrim ou MICI . an effect. j started to tell you aliout our final about what happens telephone The marks are 1, 2, 3 and 4 If wh aptiMiau-marehe. for improved method,. Michigan State college', fiit-H, although not equal to the Stiralrrs examinations. Well, at the br- you get two 4 marks you must home. That's about 1 p. When everything el.*c palls, you ginning of the last year, we must aaka of Haim-lin', rata, are rapidly taking over classes anil repeat the whole examination, if tHuttd :a«mtways buy 011c more cardi- prepare ourselves for that exam- s He takes his dinner and after you pet one 4 you can make the gan. In tact blceve-punhed up, j ination. which is pretty hard We that some rest and if he has examination from that some There are millions of them; they awarm into rooms in lave five different subjects: Latin. Mru'e class in the afternoon he goes Xlttttg Liana formation, spread the bacteria they In-ur, and l-uzz and drone Housing Director llunasnsn iiwr.turr. back to school. If not, I ,u.Li..a L'„. SS jhi»ti>r>'. phy.ics. nuth,nutu> Thr lamikiiig ror nooau dillc ot th€ rumuwllwn „ n>,d ir attacks distracts students from thuir studies, they All ti>\ Uiwing householder, i "nd the last time «" «-• 1" lecturing instructors, they sour campus visitors, ' who have vacancies **•» 1 off the pests is a problem. Suggestions include R G. c- J In the morning at eight they tor, to call 1 a fl.v swatter and allowing them a table r It any time during class period and spraying of room, students who took ing "* H'umaWWaaaiSyrimw am for get our question, wrttl kg janitors after their dally cleanup. Whatever means of killing flies is used is immaterial. The gHMmal thing ie that the flies should be killed and housing (acuities. ; scrag of paper. My flrst Although short courses will not, was, for instance: "Spsi begin untU October 21. many ttu- ^he lite and work of the^femoua compamm aS wark 1 iSiin—aiiml«,lln.t SeflSyrimt « mt M give Tm Iki Grn^J TtEI dents are searching for rooms writer called so and so." We have, ami fnemdiot down morale ol Michigan State now, Heath said. Short ——— 1 »—L- "-:-1 ^ tefepboM am.lew-at loweri cart. will I 'owerful Albion Offensive Crushes Trojan Gridders, 40 to 6 ?t Landing AlbionFuMbackLeads* How The State* Looka JSoic \ hoppers Kapture Dean of Men Tells of Workin iMovie House Mates With Three J Kollege Kids Staging Frosh Week Kooning Probably few students, realize what goes on behind th« tedecorated Big Touchdowns slur.g mysterious figures, with heavily latlen' sacks' scenes over their shoulders, slunk j during Freshman Week. Fred T. Mitchell, data of men and chairman of the Freshman Week committee, ex- Modern Enlranw by bob McCarthy oTfhf d^Tuildrnf'Thursday 1 that "" lhc ^ °f «" «»* |)i.plav» Colorful Albion high school's veteran eleven night about 11:30. , rnfttec. stamped itself Friday ........ Altvr students are admitted. admission blanks are sent Hptt and Lobby afternoon as the team to licnt for the Twin Valley crown. Along came the patrol car of the campus cops. >\ith six big drives, Coach One of the;to the Freshman Week com-* Floyd Dorland's boys routed East quintet, obviously a bit more cop- mittotv Cards made Up fn>m coming frosh. After his arrival, Fe.iturinR Michigan State Utnsmg 40 to G. for their opening conference victory on the shy than the rest, started these blanks indicating the the new .-tudent is taken in charge •dors the grand opening of local greensward. retreat, sack and all. |W mwi . « , • his adviser* while his"activi- |th,. newly decorated State }n 'he first period neither team made much headway. i cops, spotting the fugitive, pulled j pfkspectlvc SttKfem id began to and curriculum are sent to the s uivimuii . < I r the first week are planned. ■theater is scheduled for to- »n,|WL,ver Albion did drive to Taking care of 2,500 new stu- |I match dogs with the pursued. j respective divisional-dean's ort.lt ^ dcr.ts is no easy job, Dean Mitchell jorruw. Kast Lansing's 15 where During the chase, the eyes of > The future freshman there is a His assert*. . office is responsible The marquis, ticket office, llixon, Trojan guard, recover¬ i the law spotted J.he four others, j signed his adviser and this 4 bt, ,,nd lounges were complete- inpis ed George Shumacher's fum¬ i and aided by the cumbersome load j formation is then transmitted lor upwards of 7.000 test forms which are distributed to divisional . 'miroirated. to bring, the ble as the quarter ended. j of the fleeing five, they were able ! the Freshman Wi ck office. cleans and advisers, who in turn alendar j t0 corral them by the psychology ; The committee then sends * •c 'tr up to the most modern On the first piny ot give three different tests to each the sec- j building. uratortb. according to Verne r|i ww • i ] letter of instructions to the i incoming freshman. This year the |c,id!c. manager. and period, Jack Dodge fumbled t»n his 12 yard line. Herb Elli¬ Barbour Holds r lun lu u s i c a 1 . Thp innten,sihc s«ri" examined. Was it ly , soring of tests was facilitated by the use of a form scored by an fiREEN AND WHITE Decorations (or the marquis son pounced on it for Albion. Shumaoher took' the bat! at this Unusual For Faculty I Was it silverware? just a load of trinket; N> ol looted Co-ed Dorms ; automatic machine. Where pre¬ viously fourteen minutes were re¬ I..* front ol the theater are of point and raced around his own from Mother Nature during a i ira! glass, in green and »Stile the foyer is paneled right end and scored standing up. Larry Kabel rammed over for the Decree Club Meet safari through the college orchard. apple 1 Name Term quired to grade each test, the new machine does the job at the rate VM p. m. Monday of >cvcn hundred per hour. Hex-wood," a synthetic seventh point.'" and Orgmnlsatton Boom manufactured from Setmltar Men'a Fencing S. Union SCORE OX Ft .MBLE The first Tn the United States to Parties Ten thousand five hundred pic¬ American woods. Natural Fraternity The visitors* second score fol¬ receive a doctor's degree in Mu- sieology is Dr. J. Murray Bar* Dirks Reports tures were taken of new students during Freshman Week. One pic- torch forms the interior lowed another East Lansing m- bour, new addition to the music ture f> sent to the divisional dean, ng of the theateE he rear ot the theater, all committed this time i I? > department staff. Personnel one to the office of the dean ot' "One is supposed to know all men s.r women, and one to the b fixtures are of the indirect and indirect heating, a-re- power plays and a five yard pen¬ alty, Albion plunged its way.-to sorts of things about music," he VHid in describing the subject* Service adviser, for each freshman en- . .lied. Pictures are also taken of Irtclapment, is used in the East Lansing's 3 yard marker. i Keeping step with the steady in- Kabel ploughed through for six Musicptogy, in which ho is con¬ . alt new students- planning to live Plan to Hold ducting u graduate seminar this j crease in enrollment in the divi-! in residential dormitories or < Co-op points. Winfield tallied the extra point. Barbour pointed out that | sion of engineering. Dean H. B.; Dirks announced yesterday fhat a • eratiVc houses. Meeting Here . Opening the second, half, Roy new and more effective plan of »*• s. Put|pn "1 the flip was low and far from a Tro¬ nic alert tarry it «»n East Lan- in the New STATE THEATER front CAPtTVLOfTY GLASS WMKS CAMPUS COP CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STATE THEATER ON IIS SI'ARTAN FRONT ELECTRICAL WORK MIXER 'stssftuvsi EAST LANSING ELECIRK CO. Grand Opening Tomorrow! i tloely Lob 'letting WE'VE PUT A NEW FACE ON D O P E tent. I., members of the division, * | SltgUr H ! Hr. F W. Fabian, director of the YOUR FAVORITE HOME OF Farm .MiiiiuyriiM'iit (llu** -ON- 1,10^1.7Vfr!"hiyS VetimV u*t ENTERTAINMENT! M. R. O'CONNOR'S Make* Field Trip Un.r lr.,m l«ept fiicttMieN S„„«r Miebigan. In- "B AI TM A1.IT A NEW HOME- — THAT'S IT IN SHORT! 0N THE TEAMS _ . ; III Xenl* Appointed Front Thro«.l»oo» -Hk «•or Mrartml (.Im Frank .-> and 10 Forrn Management class 4R4 J diana and Ohio which forin the .»» M.ar.arBWa an* MM*M i an* I «. FOR EVERY GAME THE GREATEST SHOW WORLD • New* of uH aorta on all Ea»l I.miaing EPISCOPAL STUDENTS! TACLE SINCE "SNOW WHITE-! F.venta • I omplele ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Cani|Mia Information ia OTTAWA AND SKYMOIJR STREETS. LANSING YOURS IF YOU SI'BSCRIUE HOLY COMMUNION COMMUNION — HOLY 11:00 A. M. MORNING PRAYER DAYS AS ANNOUNCED Michigan State News ON TO MICHIGAN! Before Ym Start— MICHIGAN STATE NEWS GAS AND OIL UP 8 Union Annrx, Campus AT UtrhigMi Stole New. for the « PLETZ and SON SUNOCO PRODUCTS Cur Mr .Wirhigan Avr. and Harrison Air. ■MAKE \ II AY I:" AND WE'LL uk tor AT AAA KerTice I'honr I-I40I WW""' "FIVE CAME ftAEK" UNION Sat. Oct 14 $1.00 Couple tudent Feeling Rtlns High As Game Time Approaches Undent* Mass At Spartan lleailliners—IK Kl Kay Inge Pep Rallies - 1 SV PORTFOLIO A II T A N IK DON ANDERSON In Eve of Fray •Thai battle cry has come til have an Increasing sijifiPlconce It Where the determiner 'III •s tm In Mulligan spurt circles In Pm past ilecad** Prior to Pint lime, Pit At Ihr hrlm baa » -tlm «n»th Hamr* Mail WanahAln University of Michigan won its football games*with Michigan fPatr Sttlny Oul At Slrrrl llmirr l..ll.»w iitg with e*»i*|ternilittf iekuhnily The Wolverine* regarded Pip seiesou*' lilpMllr lltiiiflrrt MMilgitti ll«M« f.|«ener with tlte Spurious ns a warmer, and the huge scot #>* t!ie\ IVr-Urnm- (Vli'lintlliMi lulled up reflectefl llielr allilude Then came the change. Br nu. m'mjm II was the year IMP Michigan bad huh et»*lfy the rear before, Thrrr 'I Imm Wnrr tint mem helminth, hot asserting her «l|»e»lo»Mv Hindi and ran- At to oVtiH'ti thin ttmnilntf, tl«> ntitiiml Spin Int. pilu' iiiiMi'" Rite wt lilted again in lfl.11, I Wit. end 1W7, «InctngK. She had every reason In think that she would do It tn tVrry Anil Atlmr, wilt 1m tvcll umlcr win . again, harked as she was hy a hn*| nf irleran material. Michigan tentns led bv Wattttbeiit. Al Ajjell tfltd .b»bn Plngel ground Mirtilgt I;.r lit Pic dud Came Pte (evululiuti. Clamoriitg Michigan alntu _ itjr rmtlii' time Ebai will lm n>>tItiliH Imtti-r limn n es Itatl their way A new toacliiug regime was inlrfHlticed at Ami Ah.. Htmnt tnwn. Til"".' frw I>i«tia|h'.'|iI.' who Btt'll'l iililt' In tin I« did Pie tr l» k. Tlte'Wolverines broke State's four-year sftcll . .1 a |*i1 nf I lip lilt.m lie nirli'ifi' fri'in Ii.t.' (.."(hp Wnlvi'ilnn Wittily llohm I'M a triumph in IWfl. havvit will lm Iiiiiii'Iii'iI in'rvniiilv nvnr their twllim wnilliiir From East l.atmlng came a di'tcrmlni fur the n|N'nlna klcknff. _ _ ~ B"1 hvo ttoitet yl'lci sophomore*. Hub Mono Thai Is Ihe record f«r Ibe past ten yegrs. Male h*s won f.otr, Mlthtgiru hts won lour. Iw-rr hrie ended In setrreles* ties. Tlrwt After the Immeimely enlor- fill anil Mlroeenful |ir|i meelina ||||||| ()i |t |||| odd* They fought the haughty Wither! Is Ibe selling fur brdsy's fntllle. laat nl*ht In frniit nf the try tit- •Malum, Slnle fnllnwerii fninnl At the Mailt nl ell- Sops Slate Michigan followers were nghart. II was a mlslake. Nest tear the small hand of upstarts from East |,anslng wonhl lie taught a It | e ; mote u«d out tie ite to sighted predlet th an easy victory > ntit.-.»me. for Mb ftlgm the Wolverines nam Tlte- I'bignit will Witt. She sbutdd. ! lite has Pie better materia Tin* mret- lesson They had dared to threaten gudly Michigan supremacy. Defeat it. > plentiful material, thidr-t ing Matted off with n doren veil* I Michigan should exprriencf pint ttnVnlened t«» dislodge the Nineteen thirty-one came at last (luce mote a sinatl determined band gymnasium windows ft out their | marched down from East Pausing led by I be same Muhnett ifftd MHdies. Eliowit/. fitter mute mlgltty Mltltigan bail Pie Ignominious trundle DeraiPe Pie team Pad left for tin n*l uli Iter courtly bum- a* she was furred l« ncfepl annPtcr genre- Bill Ml. hi, ." r»»«IH.)A»l. r»...n.l »ltm* li **«pt th.lf AMIt.i.1. Dentlmtn iMuprdhdely nMet their j llFTPfttT. «VI 4 We »nt In nf Irn .r.r. aim. MM.Iiaii Bt.tf I. h.r. In .... a. a ic - tie It was too ntiicb Nbe mud ,retaliate Ho, rising in all ligltt Workout yeMetday aflct if Detroit's chief tneeling pi nmipr. If .h. l...p« ferf... «I.p *111 m.'.t ...rfl, *ln h> th» ..... luminaries Pie oilier bet queenly wrath, site smote Pte Spartan* down Pie best two yettr* hoon. none of the coaches or Iwdl Miebignu rnletf reliixct!, All was well again. pluyri* were on hand fit assist at : talking With two gentle the paw-wow However, after a who were lucky Pel ween 6Figlii to Finish' Say Stale Griihlers As They Leave Far Ann Arlior frw brief tqteeche*, Pie Victory - mad Spartan— footer* hertled tflt higan Slate and Wayne . mm** the concrete bridge to the We risked them what about drill Petit wheir a gigantic bon¬ State's chances against Michigan fire Mated its blaring futy into I teeelvcd two varying opinions Ale* Ket?ku, junior left Inc. as Piev left Pte Union by bit Hi won it vrroN r s.ccolled e*- hul I Ihluk we've got Ibe stuff It II'. llir Ia*I IhlllA n a A. " the clear night air, truly sytnbol- louvers which left lis kind of Iml klr "We ll he In Ihere plb hlng Dearborn Inn :fl«t utgbt. piemselves] lo win." iring the mood ot the i battled, to snv Pie lend. itatl State glitltlets wllh eirti thing we have." Tlte roar lie* were likew i I term Klewlcjei. •eftlm t White color-heavers I "Mate hasn't a thing. Michigan ae of the greatest Pte opinion Pint tnayfte Mb,I i ("Jeorge flat gep, junior right letltat I' "They're going to I N»*l mi llir inmirnin «■ n «|" ulll inn nvft Ibr BiMllam hi Bin Until team can Itav Wirtt'i a* big a favor IIP U* en»us of bpln* ' ho Hie "l ict.ione on Ihe team ther'he hren 111 A hall lit tier fllackhti lint nt.Tnt iliint r In Hunt "I II"' <"l"hit"Bn. Whi. SUIa'a «mi f determination bit finis and expert* believe. BjmnAilnm It Mb the tmi.ln nl j (hmaHIi Innih liar .tlitnl n|irii It ill flit!r nftriUtHtn. t o dog line up W,w ,,vr #M •* •wentally and Cn.v Erbium), Am tVt'Ai..|>, nn.l h..lr. »r amlhlm " MiflUc-m Was t»hislcglli pmslltle fit I E lltaMleson. re^r Tlte "do ddie I Vat re. settlor tiphl half Dusty Ithodes eomhtned to .ferry Drake. Jtttilur left half: professor In bacteriology here, .. ►NnRrti oriMON ! plainly yle Rockeuhnt k. sntior right |t.„ k | think we hme Ihe vol Id authority ott brueeelo ■ ym. ftnn'l think that StAtr >■ B"-i "<'"•••*>» h.i.t .|i..t.nn hi. '.ml llm nrrh nnrf i Vy\ giranl "We'll give Ihrm all lie | «|,|v|| gmf mtlerlaf necessary In unduteul levei, has publich. hair and • think Ihal's going In j Paul fferrlcksoti, junior full¬ IBB In aim I nn.'lhpi vil li.. )- .I.lnt I'iXT b hp.. I'll. Iithrr fllptnl. a .m Ihr p.r nl tl'P rtm.pM M|N |„ s,»ur of Harmon. Hrnmer b«M»k. "Dtuehwi he plenty." back-. "I'm sating nothing " Ihl. tlmnnnn;' J...I n«k any ,.l j l.»>ll'nll Mprlt. hv Ihr >vn>. nil In , W|lh Ihn .«M. .APmliiBl. a«aIi»I , ; aHI| r„mpany ." . mills." Watd Oiltiipr, profe Ih.'M* Bi.lr r'rtl i-Pvriri* Bli.'j "1a*. BIaIa Bhfn'i l.mk ah. .t'PMi ihr Npntlnn. n.r i.rttnpil f." Similar rspt rssions of Con - barterimigy and dean of tl - ..... hni BAlBfSA). hBl ,AM P«n hAl Pie" fldence were to be beard froth iln - however,; innr few good lireak*. "It's going |o he a lough hsllle almost nit member* bf Ibe erpiad tribtPing told that air is far- fi ln«>k a lot better aialnst Mtrhlaan. wc arc omj ; firing quirt They, too, had a . TbA.lt |l. A Ml.blt.ll a bAtllA «' mcrting of their own lii*i iilgkl ■ inBtb h.ttir ibr. aIba.. Ba.a Xinrtt,f\■■ u iiiu with a cordon of cop* on hand t»*, .ib.-a B.ibman babi b.. tn Ca.I prevent a recuri-emv or la«t ' . year's melee. Hob Hitter, well know n Spartan I | n",t*,",.«., s. .in n* soon a« the ri|wl had said | 1 On Aerials Hi HtHI IIHBlF able microphone through the' What he ha*t to *av It w-n* nKnit , Michigan Union la«t evrtiing and ■ ^ jvirnnlallv fiowerful Ripm-t rtto AST AIRE —made a half-hour survey of XVol i hni the t iqht comhinntion of verlne student opinion pnncerning . the outcome of today'* game, i game subject arose {pent nctiriQ and dancing ; |,tU» by routing the scrappy Din 1 Strangely enough. Idea* express- 1 Around the big city, it's all! Tan mmbtnailon bv the •■cote of to give you mom plpavum ed at the university were directly i MiaBibau Mfchnt.'" 1" a hAt«l „ ,, Wr,,„ri wmtradichMy to those heic ni tBAtain tin An f.M" l.'iinh.tnB". tjr n)) 1( all know I he right am wot But one thing i« sure. E.n pro Spat - th.-n nfn n ,ml mABt "1 N'"'1'"' «A" "Mn 1" I'in.in j tans, iff victory or bust IniaU-Slnln nlun."i ait B.t""ltin« ",r ',r,' ""r »• ; Minliiflnn fivbaWv B ill Bin. Hn.l t n<'' h"t i""t» " . I..'.. [ FOOTBAI.l, IV. 11." r SI.tin |"Ai tli-n tills , .m'1 ''T"! m'lnH !"« tContlnued from Dage t> ! niBt' thn'nil.'."7' w'n t. ' tl.n | nate tackle*, while l.vle R.vken- sa" frrtnli.T- vn.tnnl." iHtiBB h» the mi not* on the gale hi a htckv ^ '"""J,,,. V,'' bach and Haul Oriffeth will *c«» ; ^ . \ break VVe hai-c talkixt to men ' " i "Ttt the giinnt pii*t*. i «b.. 11,n M,.•■!..«»« in,"" f,"n, """ 'M"" ; i Midway in the third perknt Michigan'*- crack backfield of ' Tom Harmon. Haul Kromer. For- Tim mm tnl.l nf mm **.».- "T ?«»"> M' BiT.t our coox ci-sntion* lead* * h rig * o* <>t an I Westfall or Hd Christy are rep«ut- t J i bk m ft len t the touchdown Tlie cimhci«um] ed In excellent condition for the expert Stntc i*n*t going to get x n t«o \ w a already i An... Is. V,. ', *»"»> "» b" , The Spftrtan*' li 1H |vund* from end to end. will be on a par with any combination ywed by the Wolverine* Michi¬ THEY HAVE THE gan's linemen hold a two pound advantage in weight which should be more than offset by the speed of State'* forward wail The 1M Saw Knr/v T/nn Alpha pound frame of Harmon and heavy weights of several other l*rr»tf*'l land Miohlg'an backs will give the . » u a* Welvertnes an overall weight ad- Only twM game* were played on fit o> vantage of approximately fi\r Wednesday's tndependeni touch first pound* foi>thaP state and the boy* could one Doth coaches refrained from base sasxsi a little mdre time hi jy,*! Kappa al*o captured n vie- j any lmp,-«rtar.l comment before lust leaving out the last three i tory i the point system over j gaire time quarters in both OOhtcat* I Signi Alpha Epsilon Neither I Deiteratct Bach man- "1 stilt for first |*»rtod scoring featured team any that we are about two weeks tvth games as Wiltams triumphcil tied as able to score and were \ the matter of first downs j FOR MORE PLEASURE off. Kt we are going to he ready rVe,- Campbell. 7 to 0. and Fagle< The . vision went to Beta Kappa j in the he*! manner possible If tripped the Y M C A seven 6 to fi on the penalty count. the Michigan leu expected to w in ft* it" William* came through with the thi* came, they'll have to fight first win of the'evening when Ben tied to Stone grabtiest a |sass and sprint- Delta Chi and Hesperian bat- ! still another deadlock with the Hespies emerg¬ *ooteles< ; Chesterfield blends the Right Combination IYlt» Crislcr tltghth mote isi across (he goal line midway iti ing the victors by virtue of two of the finest American and Turkish cwnfldem tn declaring "1 think the owning quarter The Wtl- first downs to the losers' one. ; tobaccos SMte will be tough, but we're hams aggregation counted an-e\- to give been wtN'ktng' for a month and : tra point after ths* score and be- Penalties Decide you a milder, better-tasting smoke with •it naturaP.v anxious to play that i camr the first team to register ill •*»t fame 'awiting ' We're teady and • that de|>artrrient this season Pur- i mc the wst of the game Williams * i***aaa^w TRfifflfTl a more pleasing aroma... in A pJmr llnlfmr ilkmto of th* Comptwjt cluh isnii vi roor : *|ient its time staving . ,wmof tht Dorm Lmbu* . Br»t' And when you try them you'll find that these ooijer i <»con4 t«m* u.* iah.. , ° are _ 9 WW 1 MUk M*r iMik*r Aral mtim! WWRk Of the qualities Chesterfield has above all others in •ewttan U»i with .tngl* tm on th* lut I a w». pn to nil th* ~ ' EM Boh klorTt. That lm Brrldtn* both *onM*u giving you Afarv Smsking «nu»r#. THEY SATISFY. ID* Bill Huntinfton Tit* htAB-n S*vrr do*ti«d , I tnc aBH for th* t 40-BB- TB. for In th* ourrrnt All-