Volum« 24

Michigan Slate NewsSemi-Weekly fllofrnf Dublicatum

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TUESDAY, DECBllRKU I, 10:11

P L A Y W R IG H T T O LEC TU R E H ER E

T H E T A A L P H A P H I W IL L O FFE R •G O S S ffY SEX ’ T H U R S D A Y H ITE

O N S T A G E O F S T A T E T H E A T R ETlrae-act C tm td ? 1« Fint f t i f c rti.a « ( DruutK S ~ k < j Thi«

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“ The Gossipy Sex," a roll irking ? h r - b y ! avy rence Gratfon, featurinjr an ab*in*ixr,«. hamor and many ridiculous situation«, the State theatre Thursday rv * n m g at first presentation of the year sponsor*.¡‘hi. nntional honorary drama*ir-i «ori,-*-r

The action centers around a bridge • invited guests and an enterprising * k practically everyone in thee vast by spreading some dirt and gossip, gets them promise to invest in a rr»m- f*any manufacturing a pat­ented Dutch shaving soap.

The wholesale use o f gos- ip, always backed by the

,W (1 of * * » ncm iom rh a rv r .r L a w i R « fc m n u . I m k D n n u -l>rnves ludicrous through«»,- r*.«* *r. • r .

play T h e unuxuai d eve lop- t u t S f n k i t o S tu d en ts mer-t o f the plot provides a f lr vimportunity fo r good acting o r the IB B f lO u y .¡n r .of the students in the eh ar- a, > r role«, who have been “pecla ilv In •trained by P ro f E s K iti? o f -he ,tnri. r . ^ ^ u• ■'.eije dram atic depart men- who

d irecting th e play. T tie re i>• ist o f 14 student, actors tv< to «a d* ; ■» -•! -nr

i*aul Y ou n ger ’32. Ea*t l-a .- in n . Aw w rtrar t ' « o r u ’president o f th e college chap ter Wrm+n Lrr.nr- Ry«t>\ -» «, j.,, f !u i

, the .«orlety and w iil r a m one .^ e v r* «- : I «-i. . . . . ■»»mof the leads. A lbert me H aiU and . .::t Traverse C ity , w ill pla\ opprtoit»- «t ieee *.rr,

V linger In th? fem in in e lead Both ̂ 4 iur‘<1* ' !1^hnve ju ven ile parts Youn ger has r J l ' * l' 1“■ to role o f the energetu- salesman " k‘ ' '«h o < reatcs a ll th e com m otion w ith „!iis choice bits o f goasip M i«u s .Kauland w ill p lay the p a r o f ’ he ******* . . or; fo r th e bridge par*i '■’ >* ‘ **'* " ■' T ’ ».., •- ntn~r

Mir hard G H olland 33 Lan sin g . ‘ ^and Irm a L. Casw ell. 14 E a t Lan - n tng. will have th e supporting role»* '

n io r leads. H o llan d s cast an * ’r a *zJohn H r w en. the m an a ; -*no -e iW . r , : . . : i - ..i uni** the p a rtv Is b e in g g iven N L \ 0 r '' **■*-•"■•■* 2 *tt » 'a well a l l l p la y opposite h im m o*» ' a - >*'»* c *AUce his Wife. Wdlia-rr R -

John S. C lark . *33 Bad Axe and ^Virfuua D Laueun. ’32 East Lan - ^V, ‘ ‘ "Mng will h ave eh a ra rter roles C lark i' cast as ch ie f o f police a joi*\ * 5f * * foflirei wtu> doe* n o t turn down an ‘ 1 _

•recastonei dHnfe o f B fo n r m k « ■■Mwwan «•** « «I auatin Win f t a f as hfr wtfe Made •*rfc n* wmrt* s-e T V Tv,

Paul A Pom eroy. "tW B re rg r r - . T b T rld*e and M erla M R an unnnd T2 ^.. < have ch aracter part • Pom r*v a* r

a friend o f th e B ow er fa r r ih v r r ‘ ' *rho ir*- en terta in in g fo r 'h e *vr ijig and M ise H am m ond * '

Number 10

Plays Lead In ! Thursday Vehicle « « i w

TO REACH GOALReiidence Being Erected by

Delta Sigai Phi Hit Unique Feature.

student and P«*l-Holiday Subicriptiom Mar ntcred mi the Push Yearbook Cam-

A. W. S. Gives President Appre­ciation of Recent ‘A’ Rat*

ing Move.

B E G IN S T O D A Y ; C L A S S IF IC A T IO N T O BE C O M PLE T E D B Y F R ID A Y

Student Delinquency in Meeting Appointment« With Adriaen, Classifying Officers Preralent in Some Divisions:

Calf Attention to Faculty Rules.

EDGERTON OPERATION A SUCCESS: MORGAN SAMF.

JU D G IN G T E A M PE R F O R M S W E L LGroup Takes Thirteenth Place

Against Heavy Competition.

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C,re?n and While

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*• mi Dm*, li a iietae thm wtU boeawo. * al nlartttf taeed Thl* featnre wtll he dtvidt’rt hnlktAvs The mio ’< tir e-er’ Plr i on fh r «yvtem <-:«ll> h be.luji i ’hi* Iunior horo-mniuaUp ot Mie >»» more »mwmu.n ?<*r an\ iwu or girl un- Mvuiaiu *• m»

T H R E E H U R T IN H O L ID A Y C R A SH

Junior Members of Ltfcal Soci­ety Slightly Injured in

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ltd iiisf.alT-' Dunknlt [ uf ! it W nlvprfnc T>**t n< H tn in g itu* h* o n 1 1iti*l preretlm g l|u* JU!l

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K iM une .sinuiions, I . ’ East la rig a « the butler and Vfarvt, an »m ith . 15 Cadila» X ‘»id will have im portarli ptu’ - ■r Ue\Hopment .o f l ie - hi la ro’t; «eh •Ralph L D ick ie 34 <>•* ••*’-er. i a>t iks Hamilton E»«si*-r n a te .-err«*uiry fo r i larict •• udated drug conipanv ev-r iliy expose« the shavtr. : «nap 1«

* fraudMabel p Peteraen. 33 ( V-’o■«i Howard P Corirad. '32 I-anjui

’ "t*'nd.s o f th e Bowen ia.-tit:.*> V irgil Button. 13 Fam:in<t>

-*.* 'h e d ifficult ro le erf an er :> e* A : eptiew o f on*- •*.’ ’ V friend* o f '.He Bow en fofxui*

T he irrnplef » caet follow ' Jonr.Eowen host -R ic h a rd Cl Hoilauc Mu+ ids w ife Irm a L C a*well M : : '. >t . Nditij, friend at B«w«n hi- A P »*m erov. H ilda N«»rrt-

Merla M Han ; non. 1 PhiJ Rax'ei fr ien d n{ B *er . H ow a:^ P C nrad, Pluoeie hla Wife Vlate*' f t*et«rsen. C h ie f o f P o Manor

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SH ORT C O U R SE S A T T R A a M A N Y

f l i t Creme», Sei New Higb m A ttre4,ecr ; 2-Year C eane

lacreaM*.

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•nd Dr Meeitetth greeti*. «er- *■Ü 8. D A.. Herbert «Bmve *wees owu <

t o f D ftr c t t and BmUer 'e rOreenekeeperw A t f t x a u « onr »

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Detroit Svmphnnv Orchestra Attracts Approximately

F o o tb a l l T e a m 2.000 Pvopir G e ts P la u d its

Inquiring Reporter Finds That Mary Think Recent Srasun

Was Successful.

UNION TO OFFER BOOK SERVICE

WÜI Act as Eschanfc for Stu- derts Who Wish to Buy aind

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MICHIGAN â tA T E NEWS Tuesday, December 1, i .jüj

I m » N e w s_ _ _ _ IDO»

Ü M t U r lA f Rdiler Coorr«- I.. M rrk .ITelephon« 2-2318

Aasodnte Editor Jark GreenTelephone 2-TOI.i »

Bttslnn* M sriscrr Arthur PngrenTelephone 5-2744

Co-ed Editor ... H »..| Glttu-n*Teleph»>ne *>-2174

Aw iatant Editor* O. I.. Iteekwith. N . W Boeder, S. Rojtien*kl. C. W . V an top ik .

A (* i*tan t Co-ed Editor» - Jean Bleaainjt, A then In Andrò*.

Asa («tant Bnolnrr* Managers - Krank Noble, W alter Roldyer.Reporter* I. Beckwith. D. ThomU>n. J.

' Bahinpiiir, C Baird. >t Farle)-. I f tthnpa- feh , M. Heath. H. tiriron. < TeWinkl«I,. Distel. I) Gratta tn. EL Uopi r. Palmer. It. « t o ’ , A K .iith i,. H. M i«. .1 J.Atdtncpr. li Ma

O U R P L A T F O R M1. Daylight government in «In*

. dent polities.2. College financial anpenrialon

o f s tu d en t organ iza tion s .3. Construction o f a oaHage

auditorium .4. A student popular Union

building.5. C o d ifica tio n o f p o w e r* o f s tu ­

dent governing bodies.6. Modification o f “ cut” system.

My Ego And YoursBy JOHN TATE . Jr.

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" I r o n M e n ” b e e n a h a n d ic a p ?

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o th e r w o m e n W h ic h is p ro b a b ly t i ie re a s o n w h y

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news 10 th< point, o l e x t in c t io n . 1 I'- :t e r w i l l b<- r e v e r e n c e d . A g a . : this e te r h a i id e a l w h a t t-, a l it th in g l ik e :t d is g r u n t le d foo th .-quad J O r :i d o s e n r e s e r v e « w h o k ick ed by e v e r y t h in g f r o m th e h

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Knute Rorkne wa* a gre-.i‘ .»¡•/•h. He knew the one eff.«■lent mean«, -it s'-t tins good ms•rrial, tnd when he got it. Iiknew what to «1« with it. IIliked it. I t v a s :> living.week agri Saturday . in the stadiof in ■ fand, loud •peakers tnl«h»- criwds th e gr-a t things I.liad (t' ln for Inc American !»«•5 r « l they pax-ed around ervelope« in'which vnu could dm-your contribution. And all thitime we thought hie wax a g reaftMrfh.tii roach, wlo» knew hoe•ni Wax enabled. to set goutfootball material* Perhaps on .wilii .in < ,jr In the eruinifl miyb-h en r him * urn ove r in his gn t\-w h e n *h'i' h e a r * «»I1 this thin-th a t they h ave_4niidc him. novth a t he can no longer xprakT h e y ¡ir.- «mvri. It • o n e oi thox-insfdioux cam pa ighs I hat you

np ly c an t «h -hiink.

CHORUS PRACTICE: HANDEL ORATORI«

Will Mesi W«?rEie?riav Night in New Room in Home Eco­

nomics Building.

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l n ian W atch m an I Shi m s in ( ¡ lo ty !

Lred Hu k.- Hu N tw R aim cn i I

AT THE STATE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAYSOM ETHING NEW

When filling out classification cards this week, students are re­quested by the business staff of the Michigan State News to list their addresses by street"'number and n o t as in times past by the name of the house. Thus instead ot g iv in g a n address as ' such and s u c h ” a fraternity or sorority h ou se th e y w il l record the street n u m b e r It is thought much o f th e past difficulty in News cir­c u la t io n is due to this error.

///» nrlrum t ■ hm mg fa iled K onel A in yu or# rrto r lt to threatx g f exposure to inn the affections «¿/. 1.1 u rn ; Um di in the I f o x demote. The 'Y tllv tc Ticket".

ii7hat others: TO INSTALL NEWftn i ... , 4 f%*: TRAFHC SIGNALSi n t e r e s t i n g Bits o f News C? •

lakcn From I e-.nimi k j Sign* W if i Replace TemporaryJ (D llcgt- Puhlivalinns t »

IT’S DIFFICULT TO DROPCOURSES NOWNew Syltein Calls for Red Tope

That 11 Deoignalod to Curtail Droppen.

F a c u lty c o n c e rn o v e r th e In c re a s ­in g issue o f c h a n g e c a rd s d u r in g th e e a r ly w e ek s o f th e p as t s e v e r a l te rm s h a s p r e c ip ita t e d th e a d o p - t i« ,n c f a n ew s y s tem w h ic h in - c rea se s th e d i f f ic u lt y o f d ro p p in g cou rses , a n d e s ta b lis h e s th e a d v is a ­b i l i t y o l th e c h a n g es , a c c o r d in g to a r e c e n t a n n o u n c e m e n t b y P R P ro u lx , a s s is ta n t d e a n ot th e L ib -

Y.M.CA.PLANS SUPPER MEETING

Get-Together la In Prepare i on for Final Ronnd-np

Campaign.T h e r e w i l l b e a s u p p e r-n v

to n ig h t a t 6 o 'c lo c k f o r th e < a n d th e a d v is o r y b oa rd , w r fr e s h m a n c o u n c il and a g i f o r m e r " Y " members a s gu es t m e e t in g wrill b e in p r e p a r a t l - Ih e f in a l ro u n d u p o f th e nt r s h ip c a m p a ig n w h ic h w il l „en< m o r r o w n ig h t . H a r r y 8 k o r m « p re s id e B r ie f a d d res s es v .r g iv e n b y D r . H R . H u n t , chu o f th e a d v is o r y b o a rd , a n d by t e r N e l le r . a f o r m e r p re s id en t ” Y ' T h e la t t e r w i l l ta lk < f in a n c ia l c a m p a ig n o f th e th e t im e h e w a s in sch oo l th e s u p p e r w il l b ' a m e e t in g "Y ’ f a c u l t y - a d v is o r y b oa rd

T h e f in a l m e e t in g f o r th e n th e c a b in e t w i l l b e h e ld S u n d

‘9 :1 5 a nt.

F u n ' N ig h t t o b e h eld C h u rch F r id a y n ig h t w i l l be n a tu re c f a ca t n iv a l w ith a c c ir . various s id e sh o w s ar.fi p r o g r a m . A n a d m is s io n fc- c e n ts w i l l b e c h a rg e d

p ro v is io n s o f t h* t>n th e s tu d e n

in s id v ise r th a t n essa ry .. a fo r m w il b< f i l l o u t s ta t in g tli«*

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c h a n g e is* g iv e n h im re a s o n s lo i

M A R IF \ F R I I F I S TCardboard Plaques

Campus Roads.

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d e p a r tm e n t ■ e n r o l l o f

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e H i (v ed to L ib e r a l A r ts e tu d e nt.s lost te rm

Ih f o f f ic io 1 l i is e x p o cted th a t i i ie n ew sys tem

M u '-h c a re w il l assis t f a c u l t y » lc m b e rs in a

«I « t th e t b o r o u g h in v e s t ig a tun t o f th e cau se

to b used c l th e irr»- gu io r t f y

tn . ' a r e b**- U p p ercU ik sm e ii, es p e r ia l ly . a r c¡ w.M v is io n o f w a rn e d auratnst s o líe d iJ lin g c o h fiic ts .

S'i» Gracing System c h a n g e s w il l b e m u t te d In f c o n f l ic t th e s tu d e n t w i l l »>

t o a c c e p t a s h o r t s ch e d u le

Questionnaire

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i T H E T A A L P H A P H IJ Presents a 3 -Act Com edy

J T h e G o s s i p y S e x ’

( s t a t e t h e a t r eI T h u r s d a y , D e c . 35 St 15 P. M. ADMISSION 5(kt f I k fcrli «tit M ir at I i a n d M .«i«- T h e a t e r Itux O f f ic e >> ( . . . l .... r.id. . I . . . « I I,, rk. M ! . . r 11 il. i l . i \ tl.« nil It ( , H o lt.

S 1 " * r " t o 1 1-Mwr«,. Mi l l , , lu m in a n t i , ttuward t o n■« \ ti g n ila i ,«ugun i l . i i . r l P e l iJ K a lp t i IH «k t« lO iian

Paul Younger tnmom. Margaret Smith

t irgli Butt i

. V . - . V . W A S V V A V . V . V A - . ' . V . V m v . W . V . V M V . - . V .

M ICHIGAN STATE Wk WS

P A M P Ù SV / A T F M i lA L E N D A R

Isual After-Thanksgiving Lull is Evident as Social Activities Lapse

Momentarily; Pick-up is Probableainbow Girlj Give Novel Oriental Ball Friday to Attract Numer­

ous State Students; Alpha Gamma Delta National Inspector Honored at Tea on Sunday.

r ia l a c t i v i t i e s e x p e r i e n c e t h e u s u a l v i-d f o l l o w i n g : th e T h a n k s g i v i n g ho l i t !

m g j h e m a j o r i t y o f f r a t e r n i t i e s a n d s o r o r i t i d i o n a l T h a n k s g i v i n g d i n n e r s a t t h e i r r W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n f o u n d th

- o n l y o u t s t a n d i n g s o c i a l a f f

w h i c h t h e L a n s i n g O r d e r o f i f ig M a s o n i c T e m p l e F ' r i - o

» v e n i n g f r o m n i n e ’ t i l o n e t*..

T h e h a l l w a s d e c o r - repr w i t h a p p r o p r i a t e J a p a n -

c e n e s a n d i l l u m i n e d w i t h

•- c o l o r e d J a p a n e s e l a n -

T h e s o c i e t y w a s f o r t u *

• !i obtaining Gaflilbr- pbpwlai' 10-piece band from Diversity of Michigan, to play • danCibg. o \lumnae Inspector

v and Eh?i Lansing alumnae Oamma Delta held a do- '• ; complimenting Miss

jTi*cr national im jicctor o f tty from 4 until 6 o'clock

a r c f ’ t* on at the cl apter Mrs. Robert S Shaw w h s a f honor Mr> R F* Kolb

\. As I . \\. Holds Tea For Prominent Guest

Members of dt,» Anteil.« at ion of University Worn tori am ;u tea m the lou V W. c a on Thursday fr« m 4 „ntli ß o'clock, it tfiub women are invited i

Lennox Robinson play rector and manager of

in in .i«' W o m e n in-or Bridge 4khigan Sta*e Cull« •

sponsored a b: i idav evening t

¡scopa! Guild hall A i their- friends were in

Mrs. A. M Woo Ur man in uhargp ■>:■ • tm ts . T h o s e in rh :

arraiigamehb’« itici Davis Mrs s f fri Vi.va Davis.

ihHI Kefir*.m '.tin I n ti-r la in ed a l I l lu n i '

'IVa I *.»n« Tomorrow

TUESDAY 6:00—American Chemical Society

meeting in Union 7:15— A. W. S. meeting m Dean

Conrad's office.WEDNESDAY12 00—Faculty Club in Union. 7:15— Green Splash at Gym.7 ! j -Orcbesis meeting. Gynv 0 t>0 A lu m n a e Pan - Hellenic

Bridge. Union ballroom THURSDAY12 00--P i Kappa Delta meeting in

U:rc.i12. 00 —Economics Club meeting on

Union porch -i 00 -T ea dance Union ballroom.

Fr i d a y -3:00- Faculty Folk Club meeting

in Union porch, s 3C - Sc. premere Party, in Union

ballroom.

S. W. L. Names AH Women In

Three GroupsCataloging Is Made as Remit of

Confusion in Group Membership.

Dite to the confusion as to group­in': the members óf Spartan Wom­en - League, there follows a list of girls for each group;

Group l Mabel Peterson. Myrtle W in«lew Helen Oarruthers. Kath-

Morden. Margaret Berry, Jo­te Graff. Caroline Cooley. Hh *-

! Gtthens Nellie Rottimi:. Athe- ma Andre. . Adelin Rccuwke.-. Majel Kerlev Pern Forman Martha Ladd Helen Narten. Lucilie Kennedy Edit Richard Letba Bates Helen Van Denbergh Mildred Patterson, Flor­ence Ruber M vrt Bassett, Helen Bosnian Meredith Jones. Oharttiton Gttftwcld Annabel Robb. M a r y Woodworth. Dorothy Rucklcv. Nor- > .t Ban Annabel McKellar. Marita

H a w ! e \ Virginia Hdllingeworth viagdalene DeWitt Mabel Dtrnji Jane r ia ut Lois Hill Ruby Walkei Ann Van Loo. M ir «« Williams. Lor- m i* Reed .Vfaxiiié Miner Esther Bullard Nai ni; Paquett Maritare!

F ilm i Hilli.ii Gnidi** Lieb* ;

Bowers Speaks to Frosh Girls

On ReereationNuttd Lecturer Brivgi Out Im­

portant Points in Talk.

P a ta T h fa d

List Articles in ‘Found' Office

All Kinds of Varions What­nots in Old Library

Basement.

In a of the timbrel pairs < and ri: *

"Recreation" I***«* .sixth of a series of freshman eo-ed hea'th lec­tures given Tuesday afternoon by Miss Ethel Powers ol the National Recreation assoclarlon.

Dividing reereatioh i n t o five headings: physical, metv.nl. service, social, and recreational Miss Bow­ers said that every co-ed needed articleeach tvne. However, she discussed Thl:especially physical recreation

“ I t should be the duty of every physical education department to tench each girl social dancing." she declared She also advocated that at least 85 per cent of the women should participate in intramural sports.

One ol the first problems to be

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I Ballroom DancingI*«' 1st. ; : ::<| p. m j

I Fonda Dance Club |t v e n H on da .v N i le

8:30 p. m.

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ere. pi« o f foot: numei i auctlo!

tl te coli' four y :

And you Wit thing down Ha Had .( uent pi' you an-

solved by recreation departments is ens the co-recratlon points Girls and beys space . want tc play together, but very few State < eiti - are helping them to do so umbre!: To plav golf and tennis, to dance, gloves ,i bowl, take part in community dram- to go • -t attcs and music, to go to parties at office hithe community house the chanceto do these things together near their own homes at a nominal cost would go a long way towards estab­lishing wholesome, lifelong comrnd- ship between men and women This ¡s a vital need especially during the present econoplic depression when, more than ever before, the health and morale of voting men and wom­en should be maintained She commends the work of the recrea­tion departments oi Milwaukee De­troit Cleveland and other cities

Y. W. Tag Dav Will Be Held

December 9Procffd« an to Ir UiH to Help

Underprivileged Children of Lasting.

Y '»v C A rag Day will be held Dec * u»e be used togivv underprivileged children o!

Freshman Co-eds Take First in

W. A. A. BowlingAit;«:sing a score o f 551. the irefih-

•nan brwlitig team took first place in the V,* A A howling tournament this we/k The juniors followed with a lose second gaining 542 point.t Third place was won by *.he senior *qui«1 with n total of

> O k »’• will bn "Finding : the Beautiful in Art " Two ys «111 be spt rJ on this theme 1 in Old is in charge of the

471 widle the sophnmwn with 469

Averaging slightly better then 110 pin* in the three games, tM ^Brat year team members surprised the spectators with their brilliant shoot­ing The junior average was 108.9. the senlr.r 90.3 and the aophomorc 91.9

On the freshman first team were Marjorie Wardle. Caroline Lamb. Ijeuise Sachs. Bernice Schlichting and Marguerite Paine.

Co-eds named on m e honor team which is composed of the five high­est scorers in the tournament were Ann«juneed ¡is msic Janda with an average of 120.5 points: Marjorie Wardle. 12.5: Helen Oarruthers.119 5; Helen VanDenbergh. 119 3. and Marion Hawley. 114.5

holidays.chairman

• seed n ton.'-u,v Sun- r. 'w n D - •; Elva Covert tre*- . ine Wnuntin ■ Y ’A’ C A ttll-member- e u s « i l ! be ht* Id ThUrs-

10 7 15 .it the studentvite cf iiroh Elva Covert.

: it :n charge cl the mcet- M M« Broom director of

» liar«* ' will speak, tell- ■ .-r:ou- -«temi orunnixa-

mu community and their

SPECIAL 25c LUNCHEONSOUP

BEVERAGES A N D W I C H

D E S S E R T

TRE UNION

IKE SUM* SSlluil's the thing!

C a m e l s a r c n c r c r p t o u s le dN

F. you nolire il the now trend in r iga ro t lM ?«— Jrvshiimn» in iho (»opuiar ik ing.

that s because :i freak cigarette. an dem onstrated

b v I a M ia , i t som ething sm oker* havo ri » s e v e r e d as

better than anything they ever trioil before .

Camels are fresh in the Camel Humidor I’ ack be-

* * * " ' «bey re modi’ fresh to start with — hli'mii-ri o l

choice, delicately mild, sun-ripened tobaccos in nhieh

tbe natural moisture and fragrant tluvors are vigi-

lautly safeguarded.

T b e tohaeeos in Camels are never |iarohod o r toasterl

— ill«- lie * iiolds m ethod o f neientMieuily ts|>|tlysiig* heal

guarantees against that.

That s why w e say with so much assurance that

Camels arc tru ly fresh. T h e y ’ re m od i’ fresh — not

(•arched o r toasted — and then th ey 're kepi fresh in

tbe «a n ie l H u m idor Park .

Try «á m e la ' freshness fo r a change. Swtteh over fo r jual on e day, tfaen change haek — if von ran.

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a f t e r v is i o n e n <■ T h o « om */ H u m t d o r " » >. < • i o otta* n o n ¿ «m » « fie e -

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d r y u l n io t p h e r i ’ n f o r n / u m l to n i i h . « i r m i H u tn id o * /*». L tU - lu e r *

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S P A R T A N C R O SS C O U N T R Y A C E A T T A IN S N A T IO N A L C R O W N 1N

M EET A T Y P S IL A N T I S A T U R D A Ylorn Ottcjr. Spartan Yrirtiac. Makes Good Showing (Jp to Half

Way Mark But Terrific Pace Farce* Him to Drap Far Behind, Practically Exhaaated.

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GROVE MAKES HIT T W O R ESER VES PROFESSIONALLYG IVEN LETTE R S T°zJ!Z

Intra-mural Sports[p. the intcr-ward indo*v

¿mo-i played last » r e k W.»~ « !o«-e encounter írmr. W ? - 24-23 'core Ward C i

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FIN IS Spartans Expected to Win First Crowley Gives Out Small At

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S e v e n t y - f i v e •»r ir iK f r o m

f o r m a n d w i t h u l l h i s s k i l l a n d s p e e d , t t » rok« * t h v t a p e t w o - e r o n d s u n d « * r r e c -

N a t i o n a l A m a t e u r c r o w n in t h e A . A . U . i n t i S a t u r d a y .

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Th»* greatest distance runner ever to wear the colors ol Michigan State th a t is the compliment that Michigan Sta has been paid to Clark Chamberlain team takes the on many occasions during hln spec- time Thursday tacular earc‘*r In college track cir- Spartans engagi cles. The Spartan- cross country Alma collrge

Game*of Season.e‘> 1931 bask- floor for th«' night when die cagp tec:I

the Voca’ .

lotment of Major Award to Gridmen.

«aptain made a brilliant exit from Sclr.ol Field Hou.se at 7:30.college competition last Saturday Ben F. Van Alstyne will haaftprnor.n nt Ypsilanti when lie won flrst opportunity to see how no

,, the National Amateur Athletic his charges perform In collth e irrea t S p a r ta n r u n n e r 1 Union title for the ,.x miles piav.t w o an d o n e - l i f t h s eco n d s ' Chamberlain ran a perfec

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MAN’SSMOKE!\Af l tF '» the girla l**gin to cut cof-

rs in o.ir cam and »lo hack aoftienmulfs in our planes ar*l l«orrow f*ur cigarette-» then it a tint lake to a pipe

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5 H A R R IE R S W IN LETTER S ; ISSUE O N E M A J O R “ S ”Clark Chamberlain Only Hill

and Dale Man la Merit Coveted Award.

GETS GOLD TRACK SHOECaptain Clark 8. CTiamberliiln

Michigan State college crov-s coun­try star who closed his career Sat­urday in the national A. A. U run at Ypstlunli. was awarded the ma- jor “8 " and a miniature gold track »■ho-» by the .Spartan athletic coun­cil in recognition of his stellar per­formances cn the —+»111 anid dale courses tin* fall Four members o f ' the squad were given minor letter* and nervlre awards went to five oth­ers Six fre*hnvn wth receive nu- ! tneral-. for their service*.

TJi minor letter «inner- are ; Wesley V Hurd Jind Otto W Hon- grace ol Detroit. Walter F Wiss- ner «if Setteaaiiik.'. Robert I O’Cos nor of Hastings The service a warn winners are Melvin J Klcoster. ot Grand Rapid - C Donald Price, i Fa>: Tawa. Far I H Htetmle Ben- t<«n H arbor. Robert H Billot. Cold- water Ralph K Rtnnll Benson.:!

Freshm en numerui w inners were Ja<k R Booth Mt C lem en s : Robert ■

r‘ State is dop r! to take the i uinn;»rs court game without much diff

in he country and finished. 220 buf the . Presbyterian' »houln yards ahead of Willtam Zepp to m#»i enough opposition to makbreak the old record with the sen- Spartans extend themselves tsational time of 29 minute' 40 and through with a win Coach4-5 second'. States hill and dale Alstyne's opening lineup iscaptain ha* brought national track certain bui recogntion to Michigan State Hi name will gc, down with that of Preddv Alderrran and Other Spar­tan track immortal'

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■eleven “ Iron m en " composed M ich igan State 's varsity eleven th is fa ll. T h e «p ee ta to fs app laud­ed them . Th ere w ere o th e r S par­tan "Iron m en ," th e spectators d idn 't see. Nobody applauded them .

F or fou r y ea r« m rn like G eorge Carlson and Don W arren have p layed foo tba ll in an endeavor to even tually w in th e coveted "S .” F or fou r years they base taken th e ir foo tba ll knocks on th e-ch in and cam e back fo r more. Th e person w h o . says it doesn't take g rit to do what they have done doe»n I know college football. During th eir college «a ree r they have »h ow n sp irit that is ra re l) duplicated on th e c inder path, on the d iam ond or on the basketball court. O ur hats are o f f to the “ Iron m en " th a t M ich igan State forgo t. T h e "Iron n»en" the grid fans rare ly saw " T h e seniors on th e heneh '

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■ malning from la*t year's tean.Several combinations have t.

tried In recent scrimmages ’ Stat?’s cage team is last Tom<«' into shape for the gnmp with AI The lineup that has clicked the > to date is made up of Dee pin and Gerald McCashn at the ’ wards Randy Bceskool at and Von De tie and Duftield j i i guard' . Other members of the «•< .•quad who undoubtedly will a* tion are Pafchett. Holcomb Walker, forward.-; Freehold, ten and Kircher and Crist. g> Johhny Wojtylo. Nick Vanderlt and Jaii Barnard may also rc t the tilt. .

The |)«>rtable flr:or in Demon-- tion hall will not be installed m alter Christmas and the spar', ncc Ksarily nui.st use the down1' floor Thp first big game of the son will he with Michigan on I 12 Conch Van Alstyne is a im pointin'.- his men foil the Wolv. i encounter and the Alma should give him some tndicnti , to what the Spartan r«mrt foil«".« can ex|a*i* when Michigan la m e

Th«- schedule this year la ©i • th" most difficult ever nttetnp by :■ Spartan «'aye team and

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