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Editorials

MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE, EAST LANSING, M1CHIGANMTESDAY. OCTOBEK i. I IMS

Today's

Campustall Ilim "Di"With acknowledgment lo Arcl*

\\ ,rd of the Chicago Tribune andi muttering awry. "Why In

rti didn't State News set

it first*" we hereby print the fol-h.vtin* rem One of M. S. CV»irrOiman football randidates thisruii is ' fellow burdened with themonirker DionysiUs George Kco-nomopolous. From N'ashau. N.II that's not mi had*, his tilthu hool coarh's name was Prtrri hesnulrvlrh. Take that, you!

7/irv /-/Ac Drama

Alunini Plan Pol,ork F,rptl Rya .. ... Zirpfrhl. BatActivities |He 1art Bark-In Detroit

Ibinr*- nnil Slap l.iinrliTil* I |. Hill. M.S.Ipn„k h.nI . of M. Gamr IhTh^w*

Plans are Win# mailt' fnr1'"™the annual fuothall frulir | (||d^r,^>spunsnreil by the Michigan Lhal thpyStatu College Alumni cluli ofji Dne ofDetroit to be held at the Book-*! thm-nt pre

"» give one a general idea <■ extensively C'hanning Po!. noted lecturer, author, play

Hospital Cuts Health RisksVeir Health (.antar Is Far t ry I rani '<> I Mailiral Sorrier

krrislar's Priznl17alia Has IlralMany (hrners

B* JF.RKV 1IFW %R

NIH IMl COST

Field HouseTo he DoneIn February

t \ |M'r | III 4<»lll|ll«l«-\iiililoriiiiu litTime for J.»lo|i

famous Kin Ziegfeld s11904 PolloM

the gresi* Ziegfeld Mil*the carpet and tired lur

IHTI II III Ills CU BFIRST STFP TAKEN IN *94

I'yOllofM'f

t liassmall Seek CI) ('111 Sociclt Himim- l> Senior- \re

Plans(4.mpi.sthassman '

......... I ionvent ion

That's C.aUiap 'kmI ounril. Hales

T.. II. I . >1. sis

Revised Army Drills ArcSuccessful in Stair I nil

Sid Brerher fresh Nee ALUMNI Pair 7nt was watrhini \h«-

w K a It ListsI'matures. New Clinic (dves Veterinary

Changes Division Added Sparc

^ \\ < i A to Vi rile(ioiigrrssmrn

(Junk llkr • rahhit

Plans Arr Sotor (iarnival

illsins TellsHow to SecureCrid Tickets

Miii/wi/* Ire I.assiimh'ss. SaysPrashlanl

Six Join HomeKc Stall

( ampusalendar

<*miles Slam t.ainI' Mason. H alls Farm Baraaa Marls

In Laasiap I anightS, a,liar II ill llamlllillal I naialalian

I xrli.ing. I'r.if Joinsltol.ni. SUfI

F.nplisli InanityIs Fa lurpail

Fnpinaarinp Stafftllaiuls tlaaliaps

Faplisli F.nraUmaatI'assas :UHItl Marl.

Under theWireTwo Mm i tidedTo (ham Staff

* t»HI»OTON D C . I>Hints. Ifolsr K.< nitau •» Nr.O. S k..lis t lmk 1 Mils Vb*.»>rsMssl Jsks (smr «

•""»* ks*n Uul Iks t>Mr SMS. too .teat Is. ask

* '"HIXOTO* O € Or* 2—KssrMw. - IW «ssOsll HallSt., USI Ik. IMS lus ta.. a.* r.s.u. Ik. ■ ml*" k. Gnaaai ul Ikal Talsk lak.-M" rssskt u «UI Ikal

'

"xn.auun la Iks raaalx

»%.*MIA rift. FANAMA. OKI 4|l» sMuH ki tslstlOsVstk lat katek fluilmi naaMr. Haaat Uut . aaaml tear

mat Ik. Is. rsaua.au. ut saaM

Tso . sii;

gtees a! the Unhrmlly of Chica«<t mtrary u> reports. Mm Town

kerxl Rich hot returned to Ut

Kngfikh deportment'* teaching

SUIr Crek Oppn VrtUinir in Vw York

0e I treed la boeeMdN loo BrtUafc oieeebot

Bernard D. Kohl.Moon hail Jea.t year, and hia wile.the former Jeon Retndehl. hoveopened a veterinary hoaptUI in

i Yonkera, N V. Both veterinarian*.Kohl wan graduated in June. whi>Mrs Kohl was graduated from

| Michigan Stole la ISM.

se« in freshman.v. Mr iMM W. US .UfT

r(sm«u, t.p.rursn, U... ^ 'rU!up.„ „ . ...They are Frank I. Kerand* # ,

(and Howard E Winter* of Green^ Us Oca* .< . ,

Karanda t* a graduate of the „f ine American S • < HeatUniversity of ChicaCn. where he, $llg anfl Ventilating Kngineerobtained the BS und MS de- yooierday Mn-fugar State wa«"•" H. pravHsuly Uufht M Us .sfsr*ant.'l l.y Is.i II II U.rkKamfsr Mil.l.r, irh<»l. Bono pro( I. Q Milk!'"• HIS.,.,., A. l-TOl K IWinters i* a' graduate of Green- Reuiing

vUle college and holds the A Mdegree from the University ofMichigan He previously taught atBlue Island high achool. Blue Is-

ip Ilralbars Planllalfi far Frasli

•im* l« Bkli

r«lan

Hen « 4 u op ttreting—Open merit tig RrtsntsiRoom I Home U Bids

lis,ISaltar. I lak

Sil l. M ill StartDam a t lassas

i. HI.

II IV„»rft»k1 »■

professor of mechanicalfines ring, who l* ,«ecretary ofwestern Michigan section ofaaciety

theiiI tatmg th».. adjustment

f I, conductsi dancing fo<•re advancedr both will be

kill MerlinsMedne*ds« : M p aa

Room tea. «Md» hallForensic Merlins

All rallesrTods* 7 M p mI scull* dinlns r«»an». I'm

ABAR Meelins-Taday « p. mRoom tl Aa hall

Ntgma Alpha Beta—Wsdaaadsy ?:J9 p. m.

Michigan sure NEWS Tuesday, October S. Hi:,:,

Photography Grows Until It Ranks as Biggest Hobby at State_ t VT 'About2.500Michigan State Nero* f a iittie bit

--- Independent tamerasCampm

Itlnnl aa aerond-rlaaa

danU of Mi<-tntfan 81**yho— Collar Ph..

it Rail f analng. Mirk.

With the return of scholar*. *tu-rirnt*. puplK and rnrnllre* to Mlatr

*"»■<*« <■<**+ **» zizzzvszi'rzr;zDiMfibulw J •«* 4K>».B«™«.r n.« To., r. y acarnHfiH Wl«> at KUI. waa

CbtertnleD«J«l I -~ ' •* ^ ree, movie Hi.of the roam II With President Kr| rector. Rather it 's a Mllbcon-

Believing that the Michigan State News should always vin K fchirr presiding With most scions thought stream thatwork f«.r the best iiitere.i- >>\ tin- students, this paper will »Ma*t year'* memhrra present, and koep^ Mi. »>.«;.». stole ...men. art-actively four-,, platform. I^ZSTAST T "l'\Z "ZZ ZZZn

1. Keep America out of war. • • ♦

2. Promote healthful, adequate housing at reason- Kieclfons for zone rei

ahic costs. I lives to the Indepenrler,Make Michigan State college the best all- will he held m the nmir ri

annual i"llf|r.' in Hie I nitial States. . ._ j IndapandMin will have .I Make Ilia Miahlffan la»Ki"l«lurc o.irnizunt of !•'!',"" " '* '

the growing need for classroom facilities. « ♦ ♦

Rv DAVI TCPVT

Action! Flash! Camera!No, it's not the familiar c

I night.

raduate Mating

imaging Kditm

III sist ss MTAII

Mil I M\IV|s

sI'KIU WRirtlts

senilis sl ut

HI HlNIss %ss|s| >N |S

hi rmi it its

K. Spall

Walt Hum

\\ iiliam < oiling

lrWith the

Mtnlern GreeksAlPRA r.AWWA DRI.TA—

with an engagement ring from «iforme. State AOR Saturday is

German PropagandaReaches LibraryRv MARION THOMPSON *

I Work of the efficient propaganda the real enemy of Europe. Com- ! Mr. Town® has announ - -bureau operating m Berlin, Ger- rnunwm versus National Social-j the pamphlets will be ph. • >jrnanv. under Fuehrer Adolf Hit-I ism, the union of the German .the vertical files of the .j lei, Incomes most apparent with ! people, the arts of "aggression" reference room as a current»h<- announcement by Jackeon E by Germany, the dance of death, 1 tration of propaganda •

the date scheduled for the mar-. riage of Dorothy Bishop to Bill

Alum Dorothy Miller came bark

f Ml OMT.flA—

rnmg September 2 <,l the so-called

sent in i urately directed in detail

th.e Hitler youtwinter help orgsSocialism and

four-year plan.

culture and "'MTAHCTNATING

mization. National j ably w ill: hi-tory refercm •

•ont, German agri-4 —

"kcamn..1' Ilhcni Enjrin.'fr* l.«i

'

nlumn- visiting wen- fleV A«nr

• Verh.ig Kurfuer*tendamm, 117Bei tin W IT. l' i- a handsomely

Though a fe\

throughout ther V ^rMl'lT occur Rcwiwk *Hw»SC«»|Mbook, it h fn.r.n- a nr.. rMvarib mr!..!

Hetty Sears

; The ehaptei ha affiliated three•

f:.,M !• Of Montana bal-l Sag;

PI RI.IHHIII IN GTRMAVY^ ' • . .. the

to produce the

p!oy«td. m.'iki.iK .1 fl„7, Hbll c-i.r

• IndepetidiMil smoker will li

held for thr purpose of uImli-prmlenls toRrthrr illdiiriiiK new Inilependrnl

hits hern swamped with requestslo start oprrallons Miml of thrrequest* wrrr from senior mro de

s II \S 1*14 Tt 'RI s

ai.fTA HNiMA Fill—

i \tiitn \ i hi \i en \

spf 4 t %l IDtTin\s ARRIVt

lll.l.a Vt.rr Thr i>

I'urillillrr \\ ill M.lkrMii.iu-M.tii I rip

Itali'li NnrmuM '" ""

hre/i II Over Thrrr

( <»//.'t'«' Itnllrlin CLASSIFIED

i \l I'll \ I I'SII o

Stnr I Hollar

mobiles lo tin new stud* n' - who ai< not tnmiliur with thepaikiiiK setup here rr.iM icaii.e that there are twu parkingjots on campus and that nil students park tn these two lots.One lot ! '■;11• I ..» t <•* \ i e Chemistr\ building ami the

...SEND your laundryhoma by convenient

Railway Express

oth« i >outh < the i ho

It a student patk» any w here « » th« va ticket. Too. to th ■ ■ who tad |. n-gUipenalty is a dollar tine payabb at tin a. • •

As the second week pt ;i • t. \ \v. i- or..:. •

bereft olden d to put take- t- id! »ai.- n--lUntil >« su tday only 2o9 ■ ;•« I.«-i ' " •«'campus jtolire. That immn> t «i jamregister and receive permit >.

r their .a.

»nting ofhc'

■i t oiiqil. li jWa.t hmgr; than IN- fa( ounlir» 1 numtm of^taidl - w h.•!«xten*i»w speviab♦t hine ahead of us while w

l t Veabh prvtc J At.it tviss about reaching i

c M i *>. | We'd o<e to see < ...

th* tour wa* to tea.j fight through to a ftnu4i. .

i 'mwe"U>five dayv „f the t. ,

. j > I t DENT tnuv

STORKJL Brought II

Sumr invnilivrs of our faculty hir <similar idea alx>ut the Michigan >'News. In |mst years they have i..-.accustomed to picking up a cpy <>f 'State News at the I'ni<>n desk <>r it:New- office.They are taking pajieis for which

students arc required b> pay. and :whi. ii they have not iwii.i a cent.They call up the office and eotn|i ■

U'cause pa|>ers for which they have i.subscribed have not been delivered.

WK CAIXTHK.M "M(H K'HKKS"!

DON'T BEA MOOCHKBSend in the coupon below and keep <

tune with the *Nwinjr of things" at St.ii.

Michigan 6tatc Xcu'$

MKMGAN STATE NEWS8 Union Annrv I aiiifiio

A44m*

Thtw a

l utMia.v, i*i»nei 5, 18.i5 M1LHIOAIN BlAi'K NEWS

Nursery SchmdHas TransferStudentThere i* n transfer student

Ladies9 Club Uarine Offer .V»r Grid Song

Minw-akr Program VwFeature. Harp.

rlnb 1rece'p-

inthe parlor People*

harp musirMi*-

■T.tnet Wrirrier members tit'. h,I v iti* welrnmed In Prwl- ™«> WARING mmj hi. l..n. Gfe. CM wit , ka .'

dent Mi Stephen Lloyd and F«*WH Sat <•» """*«»» «, CI, fait Naan'", r> ,.. ,„. ,hl. yeor •"' lE» Caa aCat N I C NmA

OfficerstoBeInstalled InStudv Club

HIGH SCHOOLBiOTES

registrar's office HeWright, who attendeduniversity nursery 1

RichardCornell

24 children

Home Economicsthird a c ade

1 A. Wotor of Wild-Drivr- will be installed•siii» ji? of the F.ast Lun-"h:I'l Study club todayr • i * ion luncheon for:' • ..'i i pa-t pre«i-

■sery school this year.Louise and Nicholmrivin daughters of E. Bthe art department

Michael Bollarhy. Eleanor .1.Prophet, Steven Lamphear aSusann Southwell.Nursery school children all h<

Mechanical* Add TrudeauGroupCampMI ,a Staff To Meet Hen

(lollcge to (rl'tlliiiliwa\ Lab

II a vac I . I isilnrsI firs ire LiMitcdSnyder to t»i\«•

ltm . A . Kiiropcan TalkA^SA*k*Toyvn 'Girls* Room

Adam

Yd? ^ vu^

VWo^afifi

shade

»itr * uraght or oioctncIGH IIMITIO TIME ONLY ADAM

HATS

II V Maxhinrt'

Yes, this is the graceful Penthat made a railroad spikelook like a sissy" f-A,

I, to Go (tilNrlHork

»y 2(*>

Staff la Discus*t .allege I'olicies

A ! per*<»t.' i<r; trie payrollV **:. Sure v .tirgr cither drei'.iv i>r imHrccth, inteee«led r

r feaiarm* * iweek mnI ll

- .***evt pari.i

thrmifbaatThU time

TKN $6..A«» rt.KVl ANt.MS I Kfck;f an ad vetOwesneat UUa esar far UsePrim Hriuiv -shop |f n I. p«Mntic«ticsafar Tpe«d» or Tkarwiat *4 within

lour hMv ere will live iM apcrmjAeal wave, free of rhstfr Altiwiomr Mir prupert* and Ma« be pabafter rMle%l cluer* kUImoI lUUilbo

»bfl meeting ai Up m. Wedne

Purpose of the meeting fo tprevent*turn and dwcUMu>n

matter* relating to the problemard policies of the ccriiege

llaun Issues SignDamage H omingPolice Chief Harold Haun

«ued a warning esltda; W pe•on* reaponaibb tor tamfceruvwith perking sign* on Evergreetitreet during the poet week

"Damaging any street sign i .

vioiate>r. <>f ., hv ordmar .» n c.

r'ti*ke.- ti c < ■> . c* ,o». i i.bk lo prmMKoum, Chief H«i •warned yesterday

i Van Vacal fou#»i n> w Waiy mk«

Meaarw*t tatca »r u. thrwtub «k! e«ic\' i 4M. Ami j«tti

PERMANENT WAVES

MaehineleM 13.00Machine $2.00

>iulily H.ir.ts IrBurn-proof r..n.»J I .it* Trrmnurrr K» |M.rt'

Tn I^Urrtion. I.umIa u*fi »f m*> ■ «-i

, Laifcitiff c-.*v ta*es out >! < >o » *or r 104 ll adAgaU A e.fvoonced Moral ,

Gr*ir

G- ) and t

to look forMinor m n.DiM. M»*i

"1 ifV. KM.N'.S BV Arinl.VTMKNT

Fife Four MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TiwwUy, October 0, 193!)

opart an Bachman Pleased WithSophomores in Wayne GameOportfolio ,D nT . ,

F* DON ANDERSON BakershoroTakes FirstFoolha 11 If in

Wolverine Leader

fclarming. »• i>«-. >.)'!••• v.'h b..'-tic with the WolverineArc Ihc Spartans of 1M9 rcallv

as bad .is thrv looked Ijit Situr-da*" We doubt it. Admittedl*.they aren't figured to be us goodus last year, but neither are the*as poor a team as thev appeared tobe last weekend. Then why didn'tthev roll up a big score on Wavneas the* were expected to do? Thereare man* answers for that, name¬

ly. over-confidence. Michigan tame

complex, and Inexperieme. I ndollbtcdl*. these were the p«>-

etiological aspects present. But toour minds, the mechanical factorslacking were more important thanthe psvchologic.il side

Moekinu Off

w-

I

Archie Kodros. Michigan captain, will lead the Wolverines intobattle next Saturday against Michigan State. Kodros is a seniorand prospective All-American center.

IVayite Game ProvesGoach s bears

It* HttR IIATTON

Ball TotingDepressesMentor

Crnnlhwnilr. IlltlrhelnrOiilotiiiiriiiiK in S|uirlmiVirlnrv nvrr Turtur»

Three dnys after the MichiganState-Wayne game Coach CharleyBachman's thoughts were stillhanging in perfect balance. TheSpartan mentor couldn't decidewhether ty be impressed by the

| excellent performance of inssophomores or whether he should 'feel depressed by the poor ball ;

I handling and blocking,

j The State backs fumbled 10times and the blocking was plain¬ly off form, but the play of cei -tain individuals cast a bright spotinto the coach's cvr-

j seemed The Stub- around att.uk75 and five of the Spartans' sev-

ri NTRRS (to WF.I.I

I ing than anything cI coaching stalf was t' the punters The S

Wolverine Pilot Farmers GaspAs DalersRun By

STATIC GRIDNOTES

hacks liad

. had I* off

Forest Rvashevski. Michigan quarterback will be at thefur the Wolverines against Slate. A junior. Kvashevftki is a hardblocker and .1 head* field general.

— iiul So theBronx CheerBesoimded

New Y-

Frosli ElevenWorked llanl

Will Sf \l|s

CHORTMWAITE ADVAMRs

Trojans MedI Ihion Triiln vIf llomc

\i 11» 1 \IT mi Nf 1

I I I I Kl HT %R

1 nt 1 s•. mm k riioiiM.it \ 1*11 n ritniu t n

I INN CAMERA SHOP

ROLLER SKATING\ I I III HI \t III t I

DELLS BALLROOM1111 KM» \\ wiii >. 11»\

Grand Opening Thursday. October 5

TEA DANCE TODAYSOPHISTIC ATS

4-5:30 - UNION - 10c

Coral GablesFKIDAt MTK, OCTOBER 6th

DANCIMi » Till. 1

50( aum. SOcDAM IX. NMill 11 \ I Al in MOM'M aod tHIRM>A\

I %KI t STATT. I AH T%CORAI. (<4IU«

I PEOPLE Pkft 25c

r \ss*i «s t 1 it 1

llorm l.oo/t llcf>iiisTall Srllrilllh' I ri»l#T I'luii- IMr line

4guiii»t Spartan*ANN AHBOK *»■ :

Perhaps a good reason wh* theSpartans larked so nun h punt li

lta< hman s orders to use unl* h*eor six different pta*s 'during the

of rounter-strategy for the henrtitol the numerous Wolverine scouts

\ lire sard gain 1* uswall*nothing In xnrere at. hut when II*the gain resulttna ft.on 1 punt,that's read* some thins It hap

knked hall boomeranged hackward toward* the Tartar coal lineafter it hit the ground and re¬

sulted in the break that led lo

duwrya again*! a thud >:•

Penn»y Uania Stole college is! Athletic Honoraryconaidenng establishing a apectai • .. . .

training c«ui» lor truck dmrr. | |f |ff /fold IcstsDelta P*i, national hon-

athletic fraternity. wdi holdfor those male Mudent- **'■lo try for the honoiar*will atait Monday. Oct lit

I Satuplty'* game gave Spartan |j star «ot*hnm<ure material H ij Kennedy and Duar.r Ci wthw :«

the hack field and Howard

DAME I*) HKAl.t* KINK Ml Sit WHKN

DUSTY RHODESIS PLAYING

I'hone 2-8375 A. F. of M.

Arm De Camp AM) HISOKCHESTK \

Member A. F. M. Phone 2-8381

WHY NOT GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTHThe Bwt Student Muorina. nnd the

LEADING CAMPUS ORCHESTRAS

americanTederationof musicians

LoralUl

Call Ike Secretory (Ma Carl Dewey • ar t-?tM far Ual af laidm