M. S. C. Libraryfait Lansins, Mich.

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William HardStates MILITARY DEP'TNewDealPlansMore TO PAY HOMAGEFreedom in Business TO WAR HEROES

Political Commentator Says Roosevelt Favors Substitution of Particle of Praise Will bePrivate Enterprise Competition for Present Presented in Armory

November 4.N. R. A. Code Restraint.

fie t'nitiMt States will play I'm- arelief and t rot tlom in moiiotTuv

thority il will in tin future i-nm

600 STUDENTS IN CAST

From the Grand Rapids Herald—

jj to ANN 1JA&BOQ

y"1 !" ' 1 Military and Music Organi/a-I,.,,.,'j Finn"' tions to Collaborate inPeoples t hurt li Ceremony

r SPECIAL TRAINRUMOR SPIKED

Mithe Wtt I>

the points tH.■ run will prm«■ <

\Yu Ih-al .oiiM-Crand Trunjk Railroad Will Not

Send Special Train nm-ito Syracuse

► 11111 p»v:rnt:it!..i. ft.ami militan e!«*p;

4**HV i'

Al: UC.FD TO OPIVEKivjHT tviPOU&M —t AST \ AM5INO OH

UP OAN

POLLING SMALLIN ELECTION OFNEW OFFICERS

Offlv 270 First Year StudentsCast Voles in Choosing

Frosh Leaders

VIVIAN IS PRESIDENT

Gilray. Hayward, Hays NamedVice preside rt, Secretary,Ire.isurer Respectively.

MarquetteGameandFraternityActivitiesMark Homecoming

Capacity Atttndance Predicted for Saturday. Pep MeetingWill be Held at Union Building Tonight;

YMCATOFETEFROSH SUNDAY '

Stair "Y" Bo» < Dirrtlnt la

Sptak al Rrraklail forNfH Mrnilirr,

SOCIAL WORKER NEWSMEN HEARCOMING SUNDAY COLEMAN TALKMr, B J lord lo Addrni First Mrrtinn o( Prr„ Cluh i»

( amptit (inlt Aurmbl) Hrld ir Union luriNovrmbr, 4 day Nijhl

SEATS ASSIGNEDINCHEER GROUP

freshmen Are AllottedPlaces in Blue Kev

Section

MILITARY MEN -

WILL CONVENEScabbard and Blade R 0 T (

Hornrary. to Meet inCincinnati

THESPIANS TOPRESENT PLAY

Dramatic Society Will GiveSheridan's "School for

WKAR FOLLOWSFOOTBALL TOURAll Games to be Broadcast bv

11 w a I Station. AnnounceOther Features

Blue Kcs a,. .

Mai

,* ;*'ed for the aHotmen' <-f, '1* *eats for the garnt MrN 'L> • ersity of Detroit on No-, "*** 'he first 250 applies-

1r<m 'fwhmtn being placedI •' • ^-eerlni sectionJ" »dditto seating »h< froah

• body. definite arrange-

t ere- completed today t> S^ for the allocating of groups

io certain women's or-on* and sororities for the

of Detroit game Thefr'r the reception of

"

hy S W L for that contest

Install SponsorsMail Fridayin ArmsryTlu- installation of the q

sanctioned by the Officerw ill take place at * .1" pday. November lllthArmory The hand a ; -a

State News Scribe FindsHardSmallBut Scrapvy

thebe an ewort from each of threebranches. Infantry. Cavalry andCoast Artillery Each *pon.Mnwill be escorted by a cadet offi¬cer from her branch and the <n-

Freshmen holding tickets forthe Marquette game in Section"DD . rows 15-28 inclusive, willmake up the Frosh Cheer Sec¬tion No admittance will begranted in this section to first-ycar men not wearing their

<»i his own against a small but elgn 'ouritiu ,. again • - • <:'i,n >iiastu gi-up of heckler* metitul ; . i•1"' nigh: when William Hard, lee- Stan--- P u . «n«u«i

lure i(Hir*e speaker, kept a las- miltiriLf t ..." ».* « v.- Il .

waiting while he *h<<ok his fist was ail right except that m di•net get i tally and handed out ad- courage! large builllcv, « i n«ivice, consolation and reproaches prm* "And why not snappedto his after-speech interviewers Mar I jutting nut his < r m andHard is ummposing in stature bending one finger aftci anothei

about five feet five--but he make- Into hi* palm as he enumeratedpre* up for it with a piercing gaze. a the case* in which small pro.

" * ■- * * ' *

e proven themselves■fficient than their giant

Believing that military service ro ,vr ,h»' pound competitor* Hard argues withis an obligation of citizenship and wwl other, and vehement e glowering at his tallthat the greater opportunities af- concert his question- tr inquisitors through ;haj/gyfordc4 college men for the study er brows and sticking his jaw in their

for the added effect

Marquette Turn «•Transported

In Ford Caro

The national < •invention >

m-mhlad every other year. with thior aamzatmn a* a whole beannithi- ••*|x,nse of. one U< Segatt- froir

the companies send alternates t<share in the information to be de-

Scabbard and Blade expressesits purpose and id< ais

Im Mu

_ long chtn which he

Snake Murgarei .fahnson usI .ni. Siicat well, lohn Yalr as SirHenjarr.in Hockbite. John Urattina» Crabtree, dtto Hutier as Moses.Iwnl Brown a* ( aretes*. .AliceWi igglesworth a* Maria, arid Vbyl-Iih Weeks a* Mrs Candour.Rehearsals are being held daily

in the Little Theatre.

*. fui ru shed thr-KAght A W Handy L-m- r>who is cooperating p. . q v

it.., Hlur Kr> mem- J- /

i Spiintshbv Garcia-

'hi* btiok is

InUhad of

Bodi-t

Than .

Gosh. Mr Hard. 1 There will U-

night at 7 00.

\r-r--p*.blisher, from theirby addresaing

'r< t , •!. and M-riding $144 forMuu Ruth Ymm«. - (ttrfuiU- • , :..A !r„ lrflts niail.

student in the art di-partment. haw tfi-.been selected as a judge in thr« ,iir;i u Slemari Alumni Sec*years tuberculosis pouter contest frUf> At ; interviewed dur-The contest wig be held on Friday ,n< the hahes of the HomecomingNovember 2. at the Oteemos and game Saturday by Robert Cole-Lcslie fairs The work shown «nii man. director of music publicitybe that done by Ingham county This interview wil be broadcast

r statMm WKAR

IIF»gp Two

Michigan State New* J'

MICHIGAN STATU NEWS Friday, November 2, 10:

COLLEGE

!BULLETINFIRST MEET HELDBY SIGMA EPSILON

K.„ haml w.,1 play H,k" " Di""" GiV"party i.. Ik* hold the by Business Ad. Group,

tho onlySigma Epsiltii

antic fraternity for business ad¬ministration students, held itsfirst dinner meeting <»I the yeai

Spartan OracleBy JIM QI'KIXO

XftftOtsht d Rrras16,4 j'#tlr«iu.i, Dural '

The Michigan State college radiotat'..ii WKAlt has now a bulletin

Informal initiation

BAND PRESENTSANNUAL SMOKER

Muiiciin Meet in Old ArmoryWedneiday.

State Theatre Sigma Alpha Iota Falcone in SoloistEntertains New at Alusic FestivalPledges Monday Plays at St. High

Sigtna Alpha InWe're hack again - -with \

tie to say and a lot of space re- ■ ■■ . ■

served t«» say it in Howevci, it The annual smoker fordoesn't take an oracle to foresee bers of the Michigan Stathe Bacchanalia and Bachmanaiia Military Band took pL'tccthat will feature the activities of .lav night at 7:30 p. m" in

Twenty-two '..f the twenmenibet s »»f tin- organizaf 101

ardle The

Starring — Janet f faynor and

Janet Ouynoi and Ayre>.

If Sta Pre

light 'Hie lighter'

nd black furnnl

Student Council RulingShould Be F.nlorced

from IH lo 2.'» yenthree Upper Penii

I the welfare. Most

| school graduate-.-.

ty building l)i Hat.iilover to thf

iwamped with request# for ('.iplain Oolightlvlomocoining dates " Alumni !;.da.v and Comptrady drifting in to their re- were unable lo be

RANDOM KAMRI.INOSI aptuin C rabill In teaching the

saher manual to a senior milltarv clauses ranses such snickerlug among the so|« r hovs with"This will Ire hand\ to know lorase any of vou fellows have a

"Bulklox Drommond *Backstate Theater SunUa.

Mondaistarring Ronald t olnwi

I oretta Young

idvoe.ited, ranging

u s r

For That Chilly Feeling Beforeand After the (fame

HOMADE CHILIat SANDY'S

• makes week I. «

STUDENT PULSE "• DAIRYMEN SPEAKAT BEAN BANQUET

Hr harm'I Afterw,th m, <; s

Campus Coals

$7,511

knil-Wool lie:

fc'..,Iinmni'.i,

IJ

SHI I I III kit Is <1

I lie Thetas lookIrotii Ihr lies toobillies from Die hr

tires I he. oi.es

of |ila. fill I beta s

C.I I MM. II IR|I

THE WORLD'S FINEST

ROYALPORTARLE TV PKWRITKRS

• • •

SO EASY TO I SE - - - -

F \STKIt THAN W KillMiBY HANI)

trial Phone

FRANKLIN I)E KLELNE CO.\«>tih (•!.uid

MORI colli;

sW I I I III YR I's ON P\R\|»«

>l Vi linos.Rh ll.it SU.it . ' i; ..in'

_:.i >. ..ii.hmnliin tu

Analkr, Slmdtnl (H„cltTo I tally Riling

Franca* Scullcn laWinner In CollcnePeace Contest

II i/IN Htm

Welcome, Alumni!Ilrfurr tl.c Game

anil \fter

I at Is Ser. e Vou NN illi

-\ UNI \ \RIKTV OF FOOD

Tr> One of Our

SIZZLE-HOT STEAKSServed On

Sizxle-llot Platters

®ljc Hum Jnoit Sljup

tog in Die student bod* t'ntt! «k»w

we have cooperated with thefaculty in every respect throughout tepieecnfat ices. and at a timelike this when we mbk for thencunsidciatu.it through tt.c voice ofooi reprearntgtivcA. then eat> ate

I'nk-se I mtaa my guess the good-wtlt that has prevailed betweenthe faculty and the ntudeiit.« m»

a trout

CLASSIFIED*14 W Muh.

l.osr C.i.»sc Pontic higl s«1034 giaduatlun ring Call l-i»ir. Smith. 52! Albeit Llbrrgl i

FOB SALE - One popcorn stunkF J K IVukSja-i il\ model. almost new.

Hubert Hicks Phuiu fcug>>1? has been estmuted recently •

that there are still more tlun four . ,.T a<Wi.r ,iniXli.in ,mwrat» m Amertc. dr- m „ „ thu JSmaott Hr-spite the grout effort# made to WH,d if returned to office at Wont

nation | Mary Mayo Ruth Yen *

STATE FORESTRY GRADRACK FROM RUSSIA

, Hdi fttobenhauKX - wet!-known.liaiiwV of the 1VU forestry de¬partment. has nutith returnedfrom Kuaaia wlrere he has made

[a at tody of fored that he has

visited several college* then* andthat one college alone had overt&IO lorestry student* Mi Mot-1—haucr expects to return to Rus¬sia within * yeai to watch thrcutting and plauung of trees by

for Saturdays' lii/t dame

A Supreme I alue in

OVERCOATS'25MAX • ...Lit a lineup <>:

i"..iy.-inc.! ovt'iouaUi! Wrapmodci*. tul! U'lted ui.-lers, ha IT belli-and titt.-U coats—fact is uur new

ciothiiijr i ijuni i.- ulltd with nt-w ovei

i Xante your wlur. your styKyour jiitttern — and we'll mutch it.

jrivc you a value that wiii get yourO. K..Too.

Ilari Srhadncr k >Ur\O. KRlO .Ts

$30 tu $541

lilur I'm Jjrk«l-A »rdur<i> I MbGf»> Mitfltr.Mipun I ipfakin l.iuir>Ilkirl, silk t*hM Hal.

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SMALL'SSi I Sornlh Washington Are -Strand Ar.weJe

Kriitny. November 2. 10.14

Record Number of FraternityParties Will Welcome Grads

For Homecoming FestivitiesEiektren Societies Plan Open Houses and Fall Term Dances

for Saturday Nigfct; Red Dreunan WillPlay far Union Party Friday.

With a party list dittoing the list of fraternities in the stu-• directory and a t'nion party thrown in. the Marquette

!rame. «nd a town-full of alums. Homecoming promises to l>et iggest week-entl this term,

j •, n will be 18 fraternity parties Saturday night and aparty with Red Drennan ami his orchestra Friday

>•. • Fall term parties will be held by the Alpha (iamntai , , Helta Sigma Phi, Lambda Chi Alpha, Phi Kappa Tan,Kappa Phi. Phi Phi Alpha."

, \ Farm House fraternities, er the game Saturday, and the nu-Hc>perians. Sigma Nus, nirrous dinners scheduled i<>:Helta Thetas. Theta Kap- alumni groups com|

1 the music of Dill Porter's band Sat¬urday night at their fail term par¬ty. Guests of the fraternity thatnight will l»e Prof, and Mrs C WBarr and Prof and Mrs Albert.

| Prof, and Mrs V. R. Gardner andProf and Mrs J W Sheedy willchaperon the party The Lambda

the house.Miss Margretta Kelly of Utiea

N Y . is a guest at the Alpha ChiOmega house tfcu«r week.

MICHIGAN STATU INKW.S

owe'en

Face 3

LEWIS, Inc.11* *. Wa*MtfUNi

for the coffeewhich will be given alter the

Several ut the

"IPs toasted"

You'll And every Luckyfirmly round and fully packed with longgolden strands of fine tobacco—only theclean center leaves—these are the mildestleaves—they cost more—they taste better.

nrHTOAN STAT!-: NEW? Friilny. November 2.

StateYearlingsWinOverWestern StateWithVariedOffense

OFT TOSIor THESPARTAX FORWARDS

... «Pj

STATE TO MEETSTRONG ELEVEN

Avalanrhf From Mirqotftr itRradv to Moot Spartan*

Davii. Normal Froth. Rrturni Kirk-Off 1(11 Yards for HillTopprrt Only Markrr as Kobt' Boys Display Powrrful

Offrntr to Win 27 ■ 6

A liv-hmnn yrrl m;i«-hin«- pluvjnjt !iF• ■ vetrr.-in- . nnic 'Thur-da.t ins'ht and wnllopril the Ira k'. \V.--ti i it S1 ;i'■ •fru-h contfnmmt by ll of 27 to 6. Nearly rwrjof I..11 >:iII thrill V it . < <l K"l. mm hmiinthe rnrrm Int.- vith |»iwcr pliiv-. -Ijs-h<-l "II tmU.. -k1 to-« mi-. | >ii - -fit "Mil punted I tic pi'rrn -h n'tcd t l""p in"mi--i- ii I lie hiphliyht ..I the ciciiinir runic nel ,'i pi n! iiiiii- Ni.im Olm.iii kicked "II laic in

kick with Has "" the -is in* end and otandinp in the ennine Behind a cordon of"

v "t HRST ROUND OVERtrnvcllcd "v. i tin cnliictcnirili "I the arriitirr.il. i"lyanj- I'm- the hililnppei - old'.

IN QUOIT TOURNEYArki

Sit Mulches Completed in Annual Horseshoe Meet

lilt MMAN

TMOI lain

> on mi i \iu i \nns mi < ii in mi

til totMlll IIO.NKST t I tUIIINt.. s\AIT\

row ihi: t m i m;i m \n

TuxIniitiiltng Silk \ est

Suits

Full Dress

Frocks

TopcoatsOvercoats

ZZESDinnst -sis lints

JANET OAYNORLEW AYRES

t" i ServantsEntrance

Sl Sltw MHNim

I » I \\ I \ M

^/coLmanBUUD06 DRUMMOND <

7 STRIKES BACK

JjrfA ifiio..it makes the

tobacco milder

In the manufacture

of Grander Kouy;h Cut Pipe

mint o.». o. toll! II r.iSu. M.Hh.lt.n

■

y.

than <fritu.v

Tobacco the \\ cllniau I'ruttstis used.The Vt'cllman Process is dif¬

ferent from ant other process ormethod and »c bclicte it fjitesmore enjoymcnt in pipe smokers...</ jj/trt lb* lobatto <iM r.v-o.i fiator and aroma

.. .it maktt lb* lubano ad

right in a ftp*— bumtlnutr and rmtdt* tool**

...itmaJhj lb* lobatto milder

...ii Itavts a titan dry ad)— no toggy rendu* or bttiin lb* pip* bou tLKrfiCT * MVia> TOBACCO CO

*;K

ET>'«

i-uunter*. tVh«tr* rrrwt-,n% '■* .-

tough team* and lack U-shie - s ,

to pull them all togrtherIhhi>i plent> of poorer whah -

pri^pt Menu to h» n< i\n *. a a- '.Nott is an exceptional —when he hte ttjnftdiBW r

his passing Lutr on the *.■•* -

UlMM with inju-uv- m Mttithe t' of D boys will also whocpit to State a win over Statethis year makes them the best:

th» odUtandinx Spar-j-•« man> i,K«d !

'■ " «vt»on , f the

WIN!

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