FRESHMAN WEEK EDITION Michigan State News KANT I.ANSING, MICHIGAN. WEDNESDAY. SKITKMKKI1 lit. lii HUGE FROSH ENROLLMENT PREDICTED FACULTY STAFF | u< APPOINTMENTS ARE REVEALED Eaiadnt Named Acting Dean of Liberal Arti in Ryder'i Place COLEMAN HEADS WKAR ?1 Other Appnintmenti and IK Rrtirgralioni Alto An Minced I TWO SOCIETIES — TO GO NATIONAL IN NEAR FUTURE Alpha Xi Delta Will Inttall Ero Alphiani Early Thii Fall. PETITIONS ACCEPTED AeTheoni to Become Thirty- ninth Chapter of Delta Chi. MUSIC DEPT. TO HOLD TRYOUTS Plan to Have 60 Memheri In Men't Clee Club. EIGHT NUMBERS 1509 New Students; Get Entrance Cards; 407 More Than '33 ON ARTSCOURSE Liberal Arts Board Hat Chosen Interesting and Diversified Spartan Citadel Again Scene of Hurried Activity *s Newcomers Pack Fraternity Houses and Dormitirifft; Possible Total Fnrollment Seen a', 14 SO rrogram. FLYER TO OPEN COURSE Amelia Earhart. Will Durant. and Corneliui Vanderbill. Jr. to Appear Here. r.t iivi m I I President Show (i reels Fresh men UNION BOARD TO OPEN BOARDING HELP FRESHMEN CLUB THURSDAY Qnealinnairei Aid New Stodentr Ottey Will Have Charge of Nun- i. iota ir> In Eaten Curricula P. .'it Crganiiatio- Artivitier at Wellr Hall FALCONE PLANS 100 PIECE BAND New Mtr Are Urged to Try Out Thii Weoh AOP TO INDUCT BETA GAMMAS f ormal Banquet and Announce mert Ball Will Follow In Union Freshman Gals-Learn Your Greek Alphabet *"c\" Heee'i a Chance la Get the Inride Dnpe nn Sorority ; Tnctica. Tjrvla, and Tli it R a t Hint mi i airmen Alpha Slat* Theater Cut* Admlasian Prleg Trrthman girl* *tar Trvaa# i* ***** Gamma ; n»ade of th***- rnutllrd A» lite d»ie of Freahman work wu* diviaton* who ha ■ • draw to a close. aorordy rushing btlity. and * dnfc wtli begin* to get under way Girls in the Union during the hear hit* about a Panhetlenu **- day - Emmajagn Stephens Paul heptetnber U. under * mad Hutmn Raaj:.„«•«>. nianaaemerl jr.d wilf. a graduate aaauCanU 'an«f r. p. ... . Thi. > * s lagot. tetiow m auia P""- wUi be cjt from the r. tl AipaWUMtla 2Sr and 4'* ddiniutom U apfK.14ntrr.ents were *n*1 Mr W H T* ~ hy -he board, a* follow* formerly of Bridge^* v- w RjwUh /amcyaon. :<wrarch wiU ** >khe n** manage - a* department of economics The theatre opens Sati 1 Eltxahrth Shuter steno- Sunday with "The Girl Lm« _ « u» department of educa- soon following thi* Monday and a Tuesday with The Scarlet Em- v <* Margaret Folken^ steno- pre* * peer m department of agruul- Wednead iMtUmt of the ween where rrvetn- sanation then a snatih of ,n m** ipens Satuir* hrr* c,t band will ewplain the ihing reaches them about a week ^rr< under new details and requirement* of mem- called Silenge week, then they 3 Ail ""l •ir ^ f" th a Alight berdup to the newcomers w inder why some upper class dormitory* * 1 "-«<••• ' rhis season Tryouts began this morning at friend goes snooty on them and vita! ions -t |*«toffic-r -r. t-.. ^ ID o'clock in Mr Falcone • office won't be seen talking to ihem on ' '•>•*» M *h< in room US Abbott Hall, and will the rampua (but. Mary Stewart * Women# iuungr off the ballroom mpaan, he held Wednesday Thursday. thit is different>. then something *nvrtat»on* for all parties rarept- Conn *od Friday Irorr. 10 00 a m to to sign railed a prt IS 00 noon, and fiom 2 00 p m end it all seems to 1 3b and ! we irheti Durant ha« appeared an poetry and the "Homer day", and at thirty-two of age the most versatile quipped poet in Amen- the girl. II *t noun 1 the d.y :l u* p..- u','1T"... tot more *Y invitations for the formal NtA lH*] Jsnuarv 22 Ausland id f*»n El A meptn »d* "f ' rgan author of 1130 and 12 30 noon or. 'J"1* **lkt (it the day preceding the party LjUL^.t Girls must rail for their own In- or send a written order their friends « Cirta living in dorrnitorw. | Ti7ci.o~ ihi lU 1mvr ncpttnm at th. dor- r rtrr Bnd ^v.,tlalng baha. 3 o cloak of ; ^ |h, tlM. to whlch that the* rac.iv. i ion »«f a wealthy and es- {elusive family and an heir to for¬ tunes. Cornelius V - rider bt It Jr . who will inations is atheduied to take place from W 11 to 9 45 The Announce¬ ment Halt will be held from 0 43 to 12 00 in the Union ballroom The affair will be informal and Nate Fry's Orchaslra will play Beta Gamma was founded at Michigan State College. May 1« 1932. Their petition to Alpha Omieron Pi was a<-eepted last May The chapter will be the Hith nat¬ ional sorority on the campus T if ever popular freshnwui «o- with an taformai vuffve for girls ml.-; the auapues of the Y W (' A continue brday with a Girls' : Oeiruelor Hour and two misses, i include a Y M A miser to- j morrow. and end Saturday with a W A A hike for frusfc girls and a Student Grange Miser in j the Little Theatre for all Agricul¬ ture and H > will I milted at the i lOfUllC
HUGE FROSH ENROLLMENT PREDICTEDFACULTY STAFF | u<APPOINTMENTSARE REVEALEDEaiadnt Named Acting Dean of
Liberal Arti in Ryder'iPlace
COLEMAN HEADS WKAR?1 Other Appnintmenti and IK
Rrtirgralioni Alto AnMinced
I TWO SOCIETIES—— TO GO NATIONAL
IN NEAR FUTUREAlpha Xi Delta Will Inttall Ero
Alphiani Early ThiiFall.
PETITIONS ACCEPTEDAeTheoni to Become Thirty-
ninth Chapter of DeltaChi.
MUSIC DEPT. TOHOLD TRYOUTS
Plan to Have 60 Memheri In
Men't Clee Club.
EIGHT NUMBERS 1509 New Students;Get EntranceCards;407 More Than '33ON ARTSCOURSE
Liberal Arts Board Hat ChosenInteresting and Diversified Spartan Citadel Again Scene of Hurried Activity *s Newcomers
Pack Fraternity Houses and Dormitirifft; PossibleTotal Fnrollment Seen a', 14 SO
rrogram.
FLYER TO OPEN COURSEAmelia Earhart. Will Durant.
and Corneliui Vanderbill.Jr. to Appear Here.
r.t iivi m I I
President Show(i reels Freshmen
UNION BOARD TO OPEN BOARDINGHELP FRESHMEN CLUB THURSDAYQnealinnairei Aid New Stodentr Ottey Will Have Charge of Nun-
i. iota ir> In Eaten Curricula P. .'it Crganiiatio-Artivitier at Wellr Hall
FALCONE PLANS100 PIECE BAND
New Mtr Are Urged to Try OutThii Weoh
AOP TO INDUCTBETA GAMMAS
f ormal Banquet and Announcemert Ball Will Follow
In Union
Freshman Gals-LearnYour Greek Alphabet
*"c\" Heee'i a Chance la Get the Inride Dnpe nn Sorority; Tnctica.
Tjrvla, and Tli it R atHintmi i airmen
Alpha
Slat* Theater Cut*Admlasian Prleg
Trrthman girl* *tarTrvaa# i* ***** Gamma
; n»ade of th***- rnutllrd A» lite d»ie of Freahman workwu* diviaton* who ha ■ • draw to a close. aorordy rushingbtlity. and * dnfc wtli begin* to get under way Girlsin the Union during the hear hit* about a Panhetlenu **- day
- Emmajagn Stephens Paul heptetnber U. under*
mad Hutmn Raaj:.„«•«>. nianaaemerl jr.d wilf. agraduate aaauCanU 'an«f r. p. ... . Thi. >
* s lagot. tetiow m auia P""- wUi be cjt from the r.tl AipaWUMtla 2Sr and 4'* ddiniutom U
apfK.14ntrr.ents were *n*1 Mr W H T* ~- hy -he board, a* follow* formerly of Bridge^*
v- w RjwUh /amcyaon. :<wrarch wiU ** >khe n** manage- a* department of economics The theatre opens Sati
1 Eltxahrth Shuter steno- Sunday with "The Girl Lm« _
« u» department of educa- soon following thi* Monday and aTuesday with The Scarlet Em-
v <* Margaret Folken^ steno- pre**peer m department of agruul- Wednead
iMtUmt of the ween where rrvetn- sanation then a snatih of,n m**
ipens Satuir* hrr* c,t band will ewplain the ihing reaches them about a week ^rr<under new details and requirement* of mem- called Silenge week, then they 3 Ail ""l •ir ^ f"th a Alight berdup to the newcomers w inder why some upper class dormitory* * 1 "-«<••• 'rhis season Tryouts began this morning at friend goes snooty on them and vita! ions -t |*«toffic-r -r. t-..
^ ID o'clock in Mr Falcone • office won't be seen talking to ihem on ' '•>•*» M *h<in room US Abbott Hall, and will the rampua (but. Mary Stewart * Women# iuungr off the ballroom
mpaan, he held Wednesday Thursday. thit is different>. then something *nvrtat»on* for all parties rarept-Conn *od Friday Irorr. 10 00 a m to to sign railed a prt
IS 00 noon, and fiom 2 00 p m end it all seems to 1 3b and ! we
irheti Durant ha« appeared
an poetry and the "Homerday", and at thirty-two
of age the most versatilequipped poet in Amen-
the girl. II *t noun 1 the d.y :l u* p..- u','1T"...tot more *Y invitations for the formal NtA lH*] Jsnuarv 22 Ausland
id f*»n El
A meptn»d* "f ' rgan
author of
1130 and 12 30 noon or. 'J"1* **lkt (itthe day preceding the party LjUL^.tGirls must rail for their own In-
or send a written ordertheir friends
« Cirta living in dorrnitorw. | Ti7ci.o~ ihilU 1mvr ncpttnm at th. dor- r rtrr Bnd ^v.,tlalngbaha. 3 o cloak of ; ^ |h, tlM. to whlchthat the* rac.iv. i
ion »«f a wealthy and es-{elusive family and an heir to for¬tunes. Cornelius V- riderbt It Jr .
who will
inations is atheduied to take placefrom W 11 to 9 45 The Announce¬ment Halt will be held from 0 43to 12 00 in the Union ballroomThe affair will be informal andNate Fry's Orchaslra will playBeta Gamma was founded at
Michigan State College. May 1«1932. Their petition to AlphaOmieron Pi was a<-eepted last MayThe chapter will be the Hith nat¬ional sorority on the campus
T if ever popular freshnwui «o-
with an taformai vuffve for girlsml.-; the auapues of the Y W(' A . continue brday with a Girls'
: Oeiruelor Hour and two misses,i include a Y M A miser to-
j morrow. and end Saturday witha W A A hike for frusfc girlsand a Student Grange Miser in
j the Little Theatre for all Agricul¬ture and H
> will Imilted at the i
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Michigan State News
MICHIGAN STA I'K NKVVS Werinrwlay, September 19, H>»
COLLEGE
Rxralihur presents first dnnco of
iXtsorintrd {foUrqiutr $rr*«10,4 (follroitilr I nrcl
'/'os/7 laundry Cases
I K.. . t*»f alrpr
*■ We civf a lev etpton |M«. k-up und tnke >< receipton detlvnv, tloubls pioot «>tprompt And i «rrtol hnndhitg.Insurance included up
merely call 01 telephone
SERVING THE NATION TOR OS VEARS
RAILWAYEXPRESS
AGKMCY, Inc.NATION-WIDE SERVICE
llBIFreshman CiirK't
v,, ''Ny Rtgalaliaii Sht"
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Student's Special
We Welcomethe Students . . .
In East l.ansinK
and lhank Hum lor (heir pa Iron-
air" «liu li »e have tnjmed in Ihi-
pas|. I- 4»r I hose New Sluilrnl*
who appreciate the lies! at rea*-
itnalilr prui's, «c will nerve litem
in mir ( afcleriu ami (lilting room.
Clic Haul If'mib ^Inip
Here it is T j >MONDAY... i ^ * *
...end I stillgot «
DOLLAR"f
I'arty and Mixerfor Frank WeekWiner for Yearlirgs Will BrThurftri.iV Unrhmnn to Talk
Wert in Wells Hall Sal
Ipper-ClassmenKIIOH
that ur show "Tht» IsBTVeetVain t\ .-I !■ ( Vnt ridMi. hiK.tti" mil! u. want nilMtP stu.lrnN !>■ i 11 it i 11 f i .i w ith. "Mii\ Kit tin*St i \ ii t" that u»uns cor-rn t m ItH-iiun.
I rutin inu the lam»u« hnovhunl.tp and the M.wc Hat*.
$2.97*. $3.95. Ja. $7
I b en oat«. To|iconT., Sn'cat-ii-. Trenth-nwit- Reefers.( oi-tlurov College .'nets,and nil smart at I e.-Miries.amartly ntylnl ami mod¬erately pritotl.
I-Arlualtr agrno "Katairt"Shirt, with IruhrnUed rot-lais thai do not ttrinklr.alit nr t'urL
MAY. BROS.lhe Hat Store cf U>e Town
Ita> Vickt-ndafT\M» Hh OKt HMTM
0|b'n lions* I'arllm * NpeclalitI'h.me 74t?
Good BoerPhone 9528
EMU'SPLACEsen K Wlllan An.
Ileal Herr la Tea a
H at. an draacM
Krai lUHaa Ngagbrtri
I II. UtCTIKS I tNPIKS
MAI.A/INKS
Teddv's Retreat
(ampus BarberShop
by stoplight
S^ufi-prooi vvVi„ Cold-proolGENUINE V SEALSKIN
Burton's Walk-Over Shop221 S H A»hin«U>n .<
welcome,frosh!
Sure, we're tfUd >ou're here.■We wish you four years of realhappiness at M. S.
Of courir. you'll have problems.You ran solve one of them bjrmaking Hurd's your headquart¬er* fur rtothing and accessories.
WE SELL THE OFFICIALFROSH "POT"
AVRI7SUWWHM»|||H|ruW«
State College Book StoreCollege Text Books
and
Supplies"Always at the service of the Students"
SMALL'S
Begins Friday Morning
Advance SaleHundreds of
Hart SchaffneiL& Marxand other good
OvercoatsTopcoatsCalifornia
weights
•23
We tt.ini ihr mrn of Michigan Slate la knaaIhr rrauurrr. of Ihi* neah enlarged and andernurd .lore—noa the Sl.tlr and V alue testerof l-an-uig.
Ever. I <wI in brand nea: evert (ant in nNaanl: ever; nea style and rslor i» [orladed.Thia event has been rarefatfv planned to mate* Inaltog friesd and cunlwarr at ev-erv gar
The CAMPUS Hat IJ50to Paddsc* gran-n
SMALL'S
Wednesday, September IP, 1934
'ate Fry and Red Drennan WillEntertain Tonight for FroshMixers at Armory and Union
- Mixer. Gr»(e Mixer, Ste| Party al Weill and W. A. AMe on Satarday Will Rand Oat Frexhnan Social Activities
Before Classes Cowtme Monday.
i*tafrlinea made up mostly of upperclassmrn will formthr Union ballroom tonight at eight o'clock to mingleith the freshmen to music furnished l»y Nate Fiy'<-hfstra, while at the same time, tippeivlass men and,n will cavort with the frosh to the strains of mu-u..-hed by Red Prennan's band at Demonstration hall.,<»• wffo are church minded and interested in Y. M. <A.,j v. \V. ('. A. work will gather at the l'eopb - church
day at eight p. m.l-'r< *hmen irirls were entertained at an informal i .<iiay nifrht in the parlors of the Peoples church. Thi>,, was sponsored by thev ( . A. Representatives 1 „n Monday evening b\ n.. M in each sorority acted as land County Alumni . Mi . *
Gringo and Ml whh • b«kers will be entertained county nlumiu • 1 ■ • - • '
Little Theatre Satur- Ml »•••« M " s'"v ■""niyht al S o'clock. M- lhe
my a staif party for-bmen in Wells hall. Th.> Concert Board Names
sponsored by W. A. A. With a fourth m.girl* will meet at the be mmhH. tn. m.nasium and go from i ..1 k>:«- c• • « »• to the VV. A. A. cabin. . , ... • ,
Freshmen AidesWork OvertimeFor Huge Class
Heavv Enrollment Demand Ex¬tra Work From Counsellor!
Auiiting New Girls.
Slate I'c.llree Everv
■up of the coiwrlor
MH'IIICAN STA TK Nhtts
Men shall n-t he e-wd m •- • .a anvthi
Thel
of the respective s >r<n17 There shall ■•••
no rushing by etthpledges, or alumnaerushing parties.
bids shall be issued I
because the 3. Has the sorority been fair■ hoping and and square with you during thei- bark, talk rushing'.'ides classes 4 Do you know everythingsiblt 1. ihen about this sorority that you can
the rushing After the pledging is over1 mistake of there will be "marks to be made "ority every The various chapters have in-
n 1 - coumm ,1 high H to a C average Along■i \ group of with this goes what are known•s worth in- as pledge lessons and is it part of
the life of every pledge, sp., 1S S.» freshmen giils end Alpha.
MILITARY STUDENTSMilitary Shoos for Infantry. Artillery. Cavalryand Hand. On sale al the M. S. Armory«hen uniforms are issued.
THE HANOVER SHOE120 South Washington Ave. — Lansing. Mich.
LISTEN FRESHMENHi'fori' Yon linyCLASSROOM and CAMPUS
DRESSESLifilitweight Woolen Sport Frocks
$095 %r 95
SILK HOSE reiluceil to S4c /»».I,,, S. ■: I'll i r , White This I,re I'r„v l.llst
Chatham Walk u^!r!„\TZZMillinery $125 $19' $TBeverly Dress Shop
laiiHirik. Villi
How Refreshing /
Special SaleOF
Pipes -- Fountian Pens -- Stationeryand School Supplies
ALL MARKED DOWN 40 to 50 Per Cent
REMEMBER ALSO
The Cafeteria and SodaGrill
*nu a umr rossxu race
THE UNIONJ-'11 1 1
From the choicest Turkish andDomestic
tobaccos—only the clean center leaves areused in Luckies—these are the mildest
leaves—theycostmore—they taste better.
itsy 7a£lL"It's toasted'
V )Wtkr—lmMH-
MICHIGAN STACK NEWSWednesday, September 19. IP::
Football OpenswithLackofReservesandWeak Forward Wall
NATIONALSPORT SUMMARY
Ry JACK WARNER
SPARTAN TRACX TIGERS TO PLAYSTARS PREPARE STATE CAPITOLFOR X-COUNTRY l««I T,»m I*"* h,«
In Berefit Game Tuesday
Barhmnn'j Boys Dip in for First Game « Week From Saturday ; ,
Season s Travelling Will Take Team Into Fast 1and Down South. i ,, .1,1,1,
1 i»iV it tit uuial *list mulct,1 i ;i Ml, ,| Ml l(|M
Ottev. Hammer, and GardnerAre Senior Members
of Team.
SIX VETERANS RETURN
No Offirial Schedule of Meeli 'Announced at Yet; Dales M
Tentative.
State's cro«H-coimtry team, <>f1 winners of the National iwiClwimpionxhip last year, he- '' 'iyan practice last Mondaywith a veteran squad hack.touch l.oren I'. Ilrown, him--i ll a former star harrier at ' ,
1IIIn I'.iijyrace. *»f having the \ientire team, which captnretl m..Mi. tjtl. in Vim ( ..rtlaiidt f •
I'ark last fall, hack for ?his
f the world
;p Hamlin,
FROSH FOOTBALLPRACTICE CALLED
Freshmen Draw F.quipment To¬day as Fall Workouts
Begin
Welcome FreshmenSee I . for Timor j
s\ \rrv toi.i.kui; f i rs i
I.XTKKT I'M.I, SHAIIKK \lliiv your tall clolline.' I tie Uichmuit wnv, dim I 3 '
SUITS TUXEDOS I(lut liidiie: a Silk \ est 1 j
Overcoats - Top Coats iy t -. «r mean the ehoiee of the house! :
Ml. \^ : Fall Track to Start
oOy.inl : Next Tuesday■ Afternoon
RICHMAN BROS. CO.jo». s Washington
ATTENTION!
R.O.T.C. Students
AREYOU
USTENIN'?
Hu\ iNlfiurrtivf Military
SHOESFOR—• Infantry• Artillery• Cat airy
AT—• M. S. ('. Armory• During Issue• Military• Iniforms
Si* Our Men at the Armory Thursday.September Ufltk to 2Hlh
llnl: Te» Utah
n .year* undlhnis The
1. hum imsr aim* gone
.h Hut In
Tern K1111: iw'.t.i fondledHe
Ji-tN four wlnnis returning Lou-u M K t.s k . Al Jmkaon.
Mini Al Il«kriVol ywr» Slate Ian* have iwn
the Mil xpectaclc of small Spartansquad* competing .igaunst whatap|H-*r«-d tit he an endU-&* iilmu t -moot of 1 cm-i'vo material A* far (
at Stale is concerned the aituationwill be little different thin yearAlthough there are 55 candidates(m the invitational list the de¬pendable atars will number lewthan 15Practices will be held twice
daily until the opening day ofschool yvhen they will go back tothe old schedule of once dailyScrimmages will be largely the
Welcome Sturienis
%I.ET I S SERVE VII !
WE FE.ATI RE
Military Shoes,(iymnasittm Shoes.
Dress Shoesand
(Httham Cold StripeHosiery
DeCamp's
RAINBOW RECREATIONHowling Home of M N. (
s|\ AI.I.FVH TIIRFI KNIHIKIKS TRW TABI.H
WELCOME FROSH!
Ken Hicks Men's ShopClothing and Haberdashery
of distinction
NKXT TIIK SMOKK SH(M*
WELtOMK STl DENTS!!• greet you with prompt aery ice. Let ti
mm jlJ THE >1 VTE THEATRE WEI.COMES Vol WITH *g i.M \ IU.1. OPENING SATCRDAV. A IIAZ/.I.IVI I.INK I I1 III ATTRACTIONS INK THE MIMES I. PRICES EV Eli OFFERED IN EAST l-ASSINC'
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