TODAY'S CAMPUS Dolly Stndmt Pmhlkthm of Mlchlgaa State College [..Rah! Rah! Rah! Vol. 35 334 KA8T LANSING, MICHIGAN. TUKSI»AY. OCTORKR 22. 1!U6 , ■I nflnx Hw tv* te th* MMd- Iftib- Kreisler To Include Own United Nations Staffen hind Food Hunting In Dakota s. wh*« klmMMk Konrad Withdraws Compositions Tonight From Senior Slate Violinist Built lingo Repertoire During Years (M Research As Council Debates ,. Funny Bunny Frit* Kreisler, eminent violinist who Hgin* his two-ni«ht Candidate Charges Croup Was Lax WMF,'T„?i w"n,i-ttid,. "l I"11'''"' •"•'Itorlum roput.ition from enmpnsinir nt 8:15, has attained a forming ability, as well an per¬ In Enforcing Election Regulations rabid rooters from Cincin¬ Featured on tonight's pro-* - By MORTON It. HMF.BI.ING nati am expected to attend gram will Is- "Concerto in II Rather than Milimit to ihe judgment nf Student council, __ I the footbelt game. Now that Minor" by Bach, "Concerto in hunting aaaaon is open, we |wfh|*|tlAYI VaIa Ignatius Konrad, eandidHte fur senior el*** president, whit hope the visitors and home 11 Minor by Camillc Saint- ■■■«*■■ ▼ tllC had been accused by the council election l*uird nf Soens, and "La Jota," a 8|ianish d V w A vinlatinc (ilks wont make it too tough on dance by Dc Folia. These ore in I .PCPIIU r rabbit who •compered around I 4>ft the election rule*, asked the council to withdraw hi* name addition to tlip Kreislrr-rnmpuseri liCII Nfrnm the Imllnt. Th)> r*f|Uc.st e field al the first two games of numbers which will comiirise half I r season. grunted. For many years Kreisler has In Berlin NEWS F.lislinn return* .showed i hat Knnmd would have <|UalL I fiiit for the final class officer elec¬ •pent II part id each season delv¬ tion which will be held Thurs¬ (dtnimuniam Rrjerlrd ing Into the libraries of Italy and France, where, stored away in In I nofficial Returns i„ BRIEF day this week. Tom lairing, president ef the forgotten corner*, lay folios of vlo- Qoaam Sllambtth Dork* council, presided at last night's music cnmiKised by the mast- HKKI.IN. Germany, Oct. < s|iecial trial session which had of the 17th and 1Mb centuries 21 i/P) — Shattered, tn NYC when the instrument was at its hungry zenith in popularity. Today al¬ Berlin, ntill looked upon a* ef Hare*. N. D. NEW YORK. Oct. Jl i,Pi -Tin-' "** KkrtU" M"" •" Ef * most every violin raneert. Includ¬ Germany'* political bartime- mighty Qusan Klizalx-lh. *lr»n ing Kreisler's, contains some se¬ meter, decisively rejected Com- ■ In I lection thnt is a product of his intensive research. munism hut tiN»k in a yesterday's clectiims stand farther t< Delegates To Ua N. Assembly Buddy Rich proudly bearing on her taint rails mute evidence of her dmighly six years of war Service, today j <'barges Frenrnled A statement of charges was pre¬ In addition to his arrangement upre Pleases of older music. Kreisler lias ron- left than in (irewnr years, Hope For Successful Session To brought the |N»stwar eru of lux sented to the council hy Bud Hiichman. chairman of the election In Concert Irihuteil several original mmpnai- llons Id great beauty and popular¬ ity In the violin repertoire. Among plete unofficial tonight. Residents of the one-time returns showed NKW YORK. OCT. 21 <*•>—The chief lay for .the annual Html- of them lamling from the Of ■ The program began, properly from hi. renrarrh efforts is the that the (Misters had been lough, with two fugue selections ever popular "lliimnrnuiue" by Hussian-supiNirted StK'ialist Unity II the works of Barh. followed Dvorak The Communist Since then it has been liarty ran a ptMir third to the mid¬ - dominated. many Briliah liner Queen Elizabeth, thronged New York. Already there 'Spartan' formal ('oronatmn Ball, Nov. 1 Thr itunrr, WASHINGTON. Orl. 21 HPi — printed. "They which t rlebrales' the B*n|amln F. Firlils, Washington ed." be maintained. In addition, were hand-block¬ a Mozart fantasy. The remaiml. played incessantly by amateurs us dle-of-the-road Christian tlvmo- | of thr evening was devoted to well as piofessunials. The liberal democrats were were many preparation quiet conferences for the ranting "town In Out Thursday 2Mh anniversary of corp sponsors, promoter, pleadril will take place from I to 12 mid* District Court today to a rhargr innocrnl llriNlerick accused the council of failing to notify Konrad that he night in College auditorium. of contempt ol Cungrass — n recent and contemporary fourth. meeting of the world. violuting the election rulea. imimsiUons. The neennd innue «f the BOTC to Veto rtiarga growing nut id his apt—iir- would have complied with The final figures: | Kasity uon of the meat entertaining se- Um evening. Marriott's AWS Alters Social democrats 411.2 percent "! VvMKmjv If "-* ■ lt46 "Spartan Magazine"* Elections for corp sponsors, an anc* before the Houa*. Surplus them and taken down the signs," featuring 36 pages of camp- honorary colonel, and seven lieu¬ Property committee. he asserted. luonlight an the Lake," created "percent uhfiJ •Ntdfct d* capers, will go on unit tenant colonels, wiU be held Mfaat al a net — MtetUgm Ola Home [picture in music. A study, by a contemporary Point Setup Socialist unity 19.il percent and 3RR.2R9 votes: liberal demo¬ crats conference on the Queen Elirabeth roe sure that "important toska Thursday muming, in Union lob¬ All by. Thursday in the Union ballroom. advanced BOTC students will vide at this time. Thr Si-rakrr for th* arrussd LANSING. Oct. 21 Met — Ap¬ also wanted tn know why nther irh organist. Jeanne Demes- 9 1 percent and 181,873 before the United Notions can The Spartan will contain some proximately ;* |*T rent ol the -aiidulatrs who had put up over* votes. A email portion of the vote I Tickets for the dance are limited represented extreme mod- IJmil* Knitted, latttrrrtl was invalid be suecoofully aolved and that any cartoons, several humorous i 1.2110 and will ko on sale Mon¬ Mirhigxn men and women wlm si/nl iMistrrs wrrr not also indict- The tonal effects, softly difficulties can be overcome, given stories, candid campus sn»|»», plus ■erved ill the armed force* have wi fur vlolaling thr eli-rtion rules. ty on the Union lower deck. layeii. were wlerd and bizarre. Arrnrtiing To Ponilion* The results indicated to the good will and the real desire to the editorialK. according to griitnr Rich started his music careei returned tn civilian life, the Stnti Al this |x*nt. Inring ruleil that Ill conveyed an atmosphere of .Russians that their favored party achieve mutual Dave Lucas. Selective Service headqimrlrr, -viilrnt-F rri'nrduiK other candi- undarstandtng. ifly, playing drums in his par- unnuunced i.vstery. At the hint week meeting, j had little chance of winning CJer- In addition to these will lie the today. Winding up the mean voyage usuar fall ground-up. to-date, of its' vaudeville act. At the age The memlier* of AWS Activities man wide elections which pre- which Students are reuuired te have applause of the sudienre gave him a brief respite the doings o| the MST gridtroti f six lie was touring the country as evidence of their pleasure council revised the present »"muljlv »"ul'' •>* held when the from his schedule at the Pari, billed as "Tra|is. the Drum Wan¬ Itrtroit Kmptagrra Want their Identmrstlea cards end sr- warriors with action shots and id thr organist responded with a Point Supervisory system. I """"ry peace conference. MobHov said the der." Uvllr backs fee admtssteu te Ike leiterr-Cenrrrt aamkrn. Uigur encore. He chcae three of themes submitted by the fac- r vera i women student |m«i ,1 Russian delegation "will conlrib- For those who suffer sleepless Feeftared In Mevles points were raised or low- ! I'ohtical observers predicted inaurlng that the work of nights, the Spartan will run a Ills fust drumming Job with a ty. played each separately for ered to correspond with increased j that the Russians would let the Ihr United Nations General as. band I93R when he •Intra WM nut of nnlrr. Buchman fhiry tale to e;»M? the trials and" »me came in rnlification, and then improvis- and dec)eared duties now required Socialist Unity |iarty >lidr into oh- srmbly and Ihe Council of Foreign tribulations of going to college A joined the late Hunny Berigan's sildrd that ull othrr randhtetea I on all three simultaneously. by thr office "n'1 would concentrate on Ministers is successful and Is ac- romantic treat, a short story u la orchestra. I cater playing with hud i'uinplird with his warning re- Dupre interprets with a flaw- The total lur of points for!" hghtly knit Communist party, romplishcd in the interest, ol Colliers, a blow by blow account Shaw and Dorsey he was featured KurtllliK uvrr-sizrrt ixaiters. unless that presents the musu tenior. Junior. iphomore and Th' western allies were openly strengthening peace and Ihe well- of women's smoker bridge, and a in three MC2M movies. "Dancing Brforr aakin* tlir council tn rr with a the j Jubilant about the results, and being of peoples, great and small." perfect rendition of composition. — BL. Kreshm. n wni remains and 20 points !the,r were expressed by homerous handling of life in the Quonsets round out the roster for Coed," "Ia»* Vegas. Nights," and "Ship Ahoy." Science Hopes to render a decision. Luring gaVa Konrad an npinrtunlty to with¬ respectively. ; the German newspaper Kurier, thia month. After serving In the marine draw hu name from the halite Philip Naal-Bakar. British air „„ 9mlm^ published in the French rone, «rotary and laadsr ef bis coun¬ The Spartan, currently the third corps for two years as a combat- To Stop War The candidate mad* such a re¬ took Contains "Sve^ffisrr; ... «. . le revision. Chairman of AWS _ .need . ,pC east as it aeemea 10 ue. »«» try's datagattan until Foreign Bac- ranking college humor magazine in the nation, was completely sold judo instructor* he rejoined Dor¬ sey for a low months before start* quest, and th* council Immediate¬ ly granted it. This turn of avante . 4 rstary Imoot Bevlns anivas. ax- PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21 UP)— Activities Council will now rt- out when the first issue appeared inf his own orchostra. The band A path te "en* world" , unity in absolved th* council from peeteng praaaad aptlmlam over th* aaaam- Sye's Article 90 points as will the Adver¬ Ballot tising Manager of the State News Application* My maatlng.- He amphaaiaad that ■U Important work would be to early this month. Business Manager Grant Turn- was formed in the latter part of which th* ua* of science to further IMS with the financial backing of war would be outlawed was dls- Judgment on .landing In Ihe election. Ihe candidate's An uujr by Or. Ruasell B. Nye. and the Spartan, «.nd Business May He VodtrM settle down to the practical prob¬ that 3.000 cop- Frank Sinatra. russad today by International ■eteha WIU Ope* iretor of language and liters - Managei of the Wolverine and At I nUm Booth lem of organising price and se¬ ias will go on sale which means | Featuring arrangements by Id •cianlitls In thslr first major post¬ Booth, will lir open at four >v and haad of the department S|»artan. •09 more then last month. Until Finckel and tenor saxophone solos war maatlng. curity. place, lor the final election Thurs¬ English, enutled "The Slave the magazine is able to meet the Secretary of AWS Judicial Ge»r*r Sawdy nf the college I Ape it Win be a profitable j by George Berg, the Buddy Rich Or. Harlow Shapley, director of day: Union. Library, Agriculture .wee CenepUacy. 1930-19*0 Board will be entitled to 35 points, arcnunting office will be at a deak session," Noal-Bakor said, alao al demand, it will be first come, first; organization is now recognised as Harvard coilags obsarvateries and hall, and Old. hall. Students must as ulittiil lor publication in t while the other AWS officers, Mrvod. * one of the best of the new bands. In the Uniun today frum I to 5 sard th* acting prasident of th* Amsrkan .huw both activity bnoka and '■* «• 4norma Thought in with the exception of the Presi¬ Aatronamkte sactety. told ap- identifiratiun rard. in order to Mi. It has bam announced by to notarize application! fur dent. will get the same number of 1 P« The arrival d U.I Senator proximataly 100 delegate* from 29 vote. The poll, will be open from *«" Uoyd c. tmnuis of the cheol of Science and Arts. Tha article flzat sppaared In the points as the regular board bers. i- rlwentre balloU. After today. itudenU can have of the Senate Tom Connally of Texas, chairman foreign relations AAFMen Shed Uniforms nations that "international peaee is the No. I iMcaaaily" if science Is ' a.m. to Candidate, S p.m. ere warned thte Vts M Fatal Grasp their paper, notarized by apply- committee, en the liner, .igna must not be pieced on trass toue of Science and So- • Or- Nye's article Is the result of nounced today they would begin Sale Initiated yanre" of wartime cadet*. rr\ime «udy of civil liberties during .late-wide campaign for ap- " * soU-slavery cunUuvetsy AWS Board member, are to be In given 22 point., a. are YWCA of-, country, made under the ticers. member, of the WAA Cab- a proval of propoaal No. I. a vet. eranf bonus, on the Nov. 5 elec- On Tickets Th* air force is currently- represented on enmpu* by ~ Col. Auitin L. - out th* anlira country. —. ad But Dr. Bohr daeltead to tak* •ra in collages through¬ any part in discussion mat invoiv, paUtkal aapacta of the etomic 1 ABLE ckefsller Foundation giant inet. and Chairman of the Point. Hon ballot. wiUi a meeting thia .« article Sal. with Borry, Lt Cob. Wealey A. An- bus Wright Fteld Is th* official hum* prabtom. Heated he wanted lotelk week of the VFW bonu. commit- the claims Limitation. Board — Twenty points now- go to the tee representing every congress- For Thebom dman. Willi* B. B-ghtal. Bumtt of th* air fore* men although antirtey from th* etandptent of they ar* attached for pay al th* •ctanltet but added that atomics TODAY a*. AWS an Page j lonal distrKt in the state. B. Mew*, and Jafui W. Livingston, have given th* world * greet Tha la Alpha PM. t:M p. te Tlckats far not walk's lactur* Michigan Stat* ROTC unit. and Capte. John C. Smith and Ed¬ canc*rt sorlss |isrfrma*al« by ward F. Btadbail. Kvwi The F— thiRtl — Around Radio*! Blanch* TlMbasn, who al M I* w* Mctntyre Receive* Dr. Shapley laid reporters Tbe *• ^a" « wa* an chunk choir la Caotaa, OWa. wko lk* administration to snginasring. m dapartmanl. racaivad Um Aid To Writer Jayvue | (a Madtlin atad- ,r5 To »«" or not to e*"' p*nn 8that with ,woboth taama play¬ mod* hoc Uviag by punching th* man ar* all completing rs- bronze star Saturday at informal for whom' it was A Grant of MM. te aaaiat in de¬ Saturday auffand. Faat Seemingly the two teomr ing wonderful boll th* vanity typewriter. It was at • ship'* qulnownU for d*gr**s in their ceremonies in his home town §t chamn departments. fraying the costs ol tha publics- Chrtaltea Bcteace, peg I ■ I. tricky plays demand ad all couldn't coocdinau their gains and couldn't hear the rooting and Jay- cart white anr-out* Harvard. III. Uaa of a book written by Harry 1:19 p. te atteatton. and with radios setback., for when one was tri¬ vcei received groan* and mis¬ with I Capt. Broy A. Sotem. assistant Capt. Philip Vetrone. of Wi Chapel. People's Chattel P M. B. and T. of ROTC says thst gan. Hoppt. associate professor of Ua.tiag am of the Idac-Fenn umphant. the other war in hot placed cheers. representing the Sixth Corpe English al MBC. was approvsd by Macklin stadium, with baauttful tha officers era bar* at MSC as area, made the Bag ears «tre In tan- water. While Noire Dame. Yonto presentation to tha State Board of Agrkulturr tylvaata part ef an *»tensive plan lor Mclntyre. who won the award "lis and eye. wen undecid- was plowing for pay ground. fall waalhtr, providad a Hatly- wash. n* for a hoodo tip cm- hifbar aducation throughout the while serving in the forwsrd a fPL'-tahah 1H1 p. te Guerre war battering tan Mate The book, "Th* Bad Quarto ol th* final gun amdrnd aa -tUr* army. | as an intalliganc* officer in Ol lor a first down. Again *«tDL _.. aaaso and JuliaL" ie to be pub¬ climax. Long altar ploptn had "It la anticipated." Sotem states, I alcsnal and New (.'alcdoma nng out in Macklin stadium at hT "thai In th* future tha afftcera and 11M2 lished as part of tha Cornell stu¬ unfortunate time, white playm* dies in English by th* Cornell man at th* ragular army trill bal Mclntyra hagan teaching ponied and the indecisive Jurt sat University Pr*M soma Haw ssriy ama M*ly -heated than In th* thte fail, having been an instructor hi IM7 Th* work is a study te tha khrtUnlB At th* tune of Motor's touch¬ P**L" Th* aid mfii at aarvte* at th* University of Missouri last an-callad "bad" aditiaa of Bhaka- achates te new bte« revsznp-l1 ysaz. down the vanity nmitmd a 1*- Tuesday, Oetsbr I% MM Pace Two THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS U. S. Awaiting Complete Primary Election Returns unhsNEiailt6""1 " PyMdhtyl fltrlfitfait *tatr Neute Soviet Rejilr glenn rarnrriT rfHE I EDITOR truly wish this could bo put iti black letters on thr On Shotting john II. sessions, Jr. front page bit It. but regulations prohi¬ "ignatius j. konrab .... 70 HER!.IN. Oct. tl «J"» — Ameri • (Withdrew! The past election to us has the t an military government official* esrenre of a political stink which tonight awaited a reply to n sharp would rival that of any city poli¬ margaret i) frimod1g 77 tical machine Those who were ! protest sent Russian Authorities . marie c. matte w ~ ~ over the fatal shooting yesterday party to this outrage know to | ~ MEMnr.w^or TM» AXWIATRD roi*s | H ^puhh I of an American civilian by Mus¬ JUNIOR ft. AS* whom ! refer but the uninformed j®lS«S,ad^Ss7?«5,sa5£3iKs Spirit— tirrr.m air aim r—rrvrrt ician military police. The civilian. Harry I). Flory, jr., 2fl. of Pawnee City. Nebt . a mili¬ william w. page mi Nmtor: margaret e. i.vons 7« student voter rhould have an «x< planation. In the % hotly contested Souio thomas b "bqu" coan k mari1.vn h miuxii ml presidential race Ignatiou* Kon- tary government employe, was DON H BOHOESON M ; killed in the Soviet sector of Her- r • rad won second place in the pri¬ hn when he refused to obey or- Viae PI ill I: BICK MINEWEASEM maries last Friday. Wednesday ! ders to proceed to Russian head- JUI>y E LONONECKSR «0 CAROLVN FRENCH night prior tn the election charges BARBARA A. STOVER « • (Only candidate, running) e filed by a fellow candidate f]darters for questioning. The office of Lt Geo Iaicius D. the grounds of Illegal cam¬ riey, deputy U S military ftover- paign posters. Konrad was not Mur/i ( an lie .tccomplishtil nor. saui the American protest was concerned "not so much with notified of this until Saturday af¬ ter the returns were in and he the shooting as with the fact that had placed second. Monday night ItepriMenUtiw* of 51 countries will m«>n Ihoir first inert tin American party was molested he voluntarily withdrew under inn *» the General Assemblt of the I'nitoil Nation* in New at all. tn this city where there is .pressure of disqualification. Was York city tomorrow. The diplomatic talent of many ita free traverse between the occupa- this the work of a prejudiced lions will la1 on hantl for the . easioit. Student council or a fnistrated politician? ! am Acrorilioy to the I'. N ehurt r, the aasemlily run ilo little The Soviet headquarters was of the school of more tlmn talk. It may ilisiiis.- .ml reeontmeml. hut only the doted today for a spaced holiday m connection with yesterday's Security eouneil is rnipmvernl to act. Konrad's disqualification city-wide elect ton*, but an official But us a seiiiiilinjf Isiaril for -he |icnptc* of the world. the haseil ,*on the so position that his report of tltc shooting was expect¬ Viae HiMliiS bmly rail sene the eause of huir inity Ms alirilip the problem* ed from the Russians tomorrow. posters were machine printed JAMES E O'ROURKE and oversized. The fact is that the pccriut of the little couirrie* which are too often in American investigators said THOMAS R. SEMiOMS posters were handblocked by • ilisreKanlrtl in the fast shaifte of international Flory and two women companions, friend Granted th-t the posters • On you grasp the aignlficance of their demand,. BuUwinkle? unit AMG employes, halted were were oversized a few inches, -They don't want highar wagaa—merely fewer bank eaaminers:" by a Russian major and a mili¬ tary |mi|iceman because they had 1,400 Pilots Gets Flirting In Auto ask the students to recall posters been taking pictures near Uiitcr Ikm Linden. Detroit Lad 10 feet lung placed atop of to garner the student vote. Yet In AWS The women were Miss Carolyn E Wysor of Cleveland. Ohio, and (hi On Strike Year's Probation light of this Konrad Was the only candidate brought to trial. ersized (Continued (ram Paft 1) president of Town Girla, members dent and pledge trainer should la. held by the game person, the com will receive M point, Mo,s Perm Johnson (Misters do nut of tit,' Point, of Sumter. Supervisory Board, DETROIT. Oct. II l/P) - "Ogl¬ change the character of men nor Sorority athletic chairman tiu Walkout HnlllcM U|i mam bars of Union Board, and be given M ing with an automobile" was the do they influence a student's vote point,, and aar oi . Nincl* Air l'li||hl» offense that put James E. Kar- enough to warrant disqualifica- Sporls Managers (or donna, and PanHetlenir repreaentatlve 1 will cher On a year's probation Imtay. off-tampu, group*. be eranted IS if they do imH aba Traffic Judge Juhn D. Watts de¬ Students shall \VF. have our of¬ Vfgf'A (M Mnto hold the position of rawing rided that was the best descrip- fers ELECTED by iMipular vote YWCA Cabinet members re¬ chairmen. In the latter caae ttoy i of Karcher's activities Oct. SELECTED by a prejudiced ave I t ptnnta. sa do the aomrlly will receive 20 points. when. Miss MArjorie J. Hurl- Student council? rn-ordmx recretaries. vice presi- Aiao reduced It. 10 pnUHa p t complained. Karehrr and two Dave llrodcrLk drnfs. ami idedsc trainers. If. office of Union Board sub-snut- other young men |tultod alongside Dick Iks! "however, ihc office of vice presi¬ mittrcmen. They whistled, hooted and ide wolf calls." Miss Hurlhiitt "Then they polled be¬ hind and drove into my ear. It • just a nudge but he kept it until I got mad ami stopped. Me drove awav but I got his It- number." Karcher's "ogling." Judge Watts recommended the year' under an official eckiess driv WALNAM (MOEMMI Man- biacrkt »r..| «-atrh „I INec—SE An SHI ptivrr R'warg ,M . C'ouuat Hut S3 gus.11*1 WA Selir M«f- „ motining you, in our full-blown ( nrrr.MJARLr Rturtrtu to help un. WhtTtNC; h»u Of buck Patker E| bnouty Stof coddlna tho woiMkno J—nn* Brat- ood wnsH . . . oddi now PtMSML point! Of irtarwf at Ihn yaks. -■am In >B»lnbM Iroyon and wool) floannl. jjmal value Call Oinn, Bj. rtMit tn AifqbUer^m th^a»Me* *1?* ^lTTi.^,l;lnM,;Srrhu71*1 JMTT '! •4«Ni OARAUK Uncr oi lot i«mm Willi at *alliina~UiT cMpyp C«U (MSI Roun m ^ ' aU^ST!' nwmh*T <« d>u Not Nick Calap **"*6 RoJISI 13 UO UU nr«'S a iMO 'km»tr»™W73J . TMRSC.qausr bu>« r«H thr ^ WEIOF solm tut™ tStrkSS? COM ACT with girlili mtto ^ mki ao »w» an ^2 SSTSf.it^i ' •kSbkSbop _ * » Contsci X IS 991 C* n J Mat Tttfe mCKIO AN STATE NEWS Pafl* TWm pttrtans -*§ 52-Yard Top Penn State, 19-16 Score 21-13 Win Over Iri»h Hard Hitting Jayvee Gridden • Gallop11! It. Cross Country Team Loses hard-hittinir. Ry < NAM.KY CI ABU. runhack and adding 50-yard failed. Third Period Drive MttoSakl flan Pkrakk Sirradrki prraonaHy tank rflarpt nititr A Spartan Jayvw h«rtl-run- brooko-ny. atpiatl buckrd lor Then' Iturt l!,i*t,„', ! tik. Iri.h attack ttcoimd. to throe, mul Ncllar j |1I1V,. .tailed OHur when, no wiirkrrl a ta-rfci t slcciar with Fat f„.|,t ,, <■' ■ hr tofr thr optHinrofa rihUma In two Idaya. On llnr to Mr tint Dual Meet Season Opener outcharK«S thr Notrr Damr K" tram on Marklin fir-Id good. Matar for the tally. The kirk I* (..m.-anrl-lutrral mrletl HI , f„r thr nf Vunto. wtw r m,h». Btorer'a tab w. a h-am thai on. try hr amaahrd II yarda to th* one Satnrflay. and came awry the After the kiekoff. the Irish were gtaai hd three play* tale* tho I thy irfciry r«acriiKt was a see- Guerre raiiald firr and Ihr! K«vr Ihr lir piofraaor. a race in tlir last mile and at una Finally hr a savaar yank and thr tape lacked Hut five Indies to affair, with Hud Carrigan Rarelle-gailrd Kpartan harks lurord hrl|dr»sly In his take first place honors. John Gilm- n adding titeir Chandnois and llorarr Smith fol- Monday Ca'rl Suavely. North Carolina — j inornln* class of football roarhra Not Jim Gibliarri plated fifth f< talents to a Spartan drive which lowrd sod Thr MSC linr rtishn rxartly, but of coun»r wr'ro fell short at the r satisfied. Wr thr Spartans, with sixth and half Frank mm mm mm thr taimv „ff thrir feet and if r bad* hm hmmm aarlklag akm* capitalised Fraker. playing defensiv r pay-ofi tlir break* again* Navy, which eleventh |»laces tming taken Hy waai't "I.Ill lr liynamitr." t'hand tlMlt -doty m kr M _ made some mistakes. But mi intercepted an Irish pass and gal¬ mat urSmith . trunk kanakas arty to playiny "button, but Lynn Wnlrimf, Northwestern, loped 3g Tourney Thr second Ma toKan Hot i State | it. Mr. Wlektinr*!, what are harha are pveMy sharp, hrh? Tansry shot a 74 to place timchdown eon K.o„e 4aln«? uhkkint flir»? first m the all-college golf tour¬ y an thr find Start ihr on; Frank Wukhorst. Cahfi nament held Saturday at Grows- Hoiilm Adams. Kansas State -I »wn 24 thr Sp 1 tank golf club. i JUS just wanted to say Oklahoma has Hr drturti. tamr right back in 14 C< LA looks Tansey was two over par and like , shot between th w»ls and it at played a nice plays to stun thr cnnftiKrd Nittftny th ] evens the finished just a stroke ahead of Thr taona pot game. Any team would look thrir first hrrak IVnn Duncan Fisher. Coming in third I'.! wood Prtrtirl little sluggish after playing the Stnte-MSC i recovered This tune it was Watrrs k Mnuntccr with fumblr on ntul j Uhruehcrie. t'1'l.A Cal first three gomes against the contest t.Mik place in ll»:t!i. the S thr 2P In urrtr lraditig thr paradr Wat¬ award winners, with their prtitidn the Sooners met. Golding Spat tans emerging winners, 24-33 plays thr Lions found thrm- 's and Buss Gilpin alternated tin A year biter the wmnuig were Hay Nowman 78. rs tank to Uir 14 as thr Mwhl- is a (the runner. margin I ton Vautine irrie* to bring thr S|>artnns with- 78. Ken Kru-kson 81), Jim Tatiim. Oklahoma was widened, hy the S|tartans. Stair lint rrfusrd to budge Gold- n 20-33 In HM2 the NiMany Umu John firanack 81. Don HowcU. 81. — i striking distancr on thr IVnn i on tiiurth down Prtrhrl pasa- 33 but a 15-yard pwnlty innmrn- rg came through, but lie had carded a triumph at East D-li¬ Muro Miller 82. ami Don Funk «l. ime giMMt blocking on those n Triplrtt an Ihr Ik and hr mly stop|ird thrir dt ivr. At this fting. 24-32. touchdown runs. Kansas State „i|tt',rd for thr ararr brfund |pouit Gurrrr on a naketl reverse OM Frofe«M»r — leu m i out lo win Coach Iroren Brown's cinder- o hi,> km. Bd Carkaj ichrrk this one, ami maemfwrnt faking gallopefl preud. Mr. Ilacreaa? on't nearly as pepped up man will plsy host to Notre 'I split thr uprights to tier thr 43 yards down the sidelines Jolin "Ok" Dagrosa, Holy ( before they ■I whitr a aavtn pmnt ware. Iowa Male will be Dame -quad Saturday, tunning a Irad h ltd rougher next week, but 3V mile by Gaarpr Gurm thr yard line. course at East landing. s ,amr bark with a drive Another penalty set the Spar¬ St mn TRAIL, rage 4 The race will start at II a m. t might havr prodacad hi tans Hack to the seven Hut four i'hes teat us Tough to take, i for a IP yard chppinr plays later Strvr S»er«d/ki bullet- 'laretice "Higgle" Munn, Syra- ~alty and cd off tackle for thr touchdown. e — We did well to s|M»t Holy H» pasard It yarda to Bab Fiarh n the It, than followed with ■ and the score board read inr yard da* to the nine, IVnn State-14. MSC-12. The third handnois swung around end to quarter ended after Kd Bagdon's two but tht play waa recalled VONTINt'tN'H FROM I F.N. - kick-off was returned to the I.ions •|>»e. for enauipla. >,.u lui.l a new mrth.Nl thai clifo jo-t om 4*T»at)Ni ynili'i km-RitaR lot. TW Iomm* ever, thirty .lay. opb .TH year*! la Important? Emm aaaminyly mimw 'iMRRe. ut oat ia»a |ti«, to your mat, turn with it, oScr» coa't TUMtmoia JMI'IUX O-HARA ^ RARBV JANia 14414 FC4 Wl***"1 mck MAinm SELL fXS TfeLKFHSNB 8YST| R^— Tuesday. Oetebr II, l»« faye Four THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Lewis Threatens Coal Strike # OPA Conniderk Riots fin kern9 Plea Spread Home Ec To Offer (CJ2|£2S ASH plan*. Th. pOM. ar.• •—_ •OkhHin arte, milling up ftKU.ttt u J In Calcutta, Charging Breach Of Contract ToEnd Control Four Dead 'Heyday' Program month far flng pllala. Thalr rani aarnlnga wan nlpilalr.1 u the union at ftJHt to year. Tha umpany aakt u-, W.lii,,1 Union Mine Chief Still Seeks WASHINGTON. Oct. 21 (*>—A Skits To Explain FOOTBALL broad order lifting price controls MKW JlKMIf. 'let. 21 (/!•) Work Of Group rang, aa high ta llt.Mg, anrt tin II the liememla ware gio .M Higher Wage*. Belter Hours from wheat flour. Iiread ami other bakery products is still under con* T»-ii«t«ii _ hviyhtrniil in In Little Theater Thursday hlgheat paid pilata wauld pel tit WASHINGTON, OH. 31 (4' s(deration, informed officials aakt llnmhny Iml.y n* ni-um m a year. tonigtd, despite formal rejection ntirrail <>r nttm-k* <.11 I'nn.lll On tha hrlgMar Ma at the ^ eiml ntrikt* next month iimse tonight nx John l«. Lewi* Home Economic* Hryilny. fir*t gnnrrnl mcctlnpr nf the rhir^il the govctnniciil with brew hi tig" it* mutt'iiei nml today of a baking industry peti¬ J.mii.i. 1I.1I N'-l M :t, »•>- Home Kc f'tiil*. will In- held Thurwlny niirht at 7:30 in the tT-ilay Pttlahurgh power nj lure waa tha tarmlnatlan nl SI iile rein I inlet I tion for decontrol. i will) moved to reopen tin whole ttuoMlioM oj) waprs, hours nitil a The Agrieulture department de¬ I,it tie Thenter. Cenernl ehnirmnn, Colleen Vnnitemllrp, Mld- Power union wnrkera tenin. ho*t of other ntuHer.*. w nied the industry iietitinn. which l,,n,l junior, III)* rideimed finnl plnim. ed la their jobg altar Mrlhlnr. uj o ilhiti n hnii's Inenll) of sec based on the eontention that plnyea of tha Doguaana Light Th"' chnr(t"' 'ontrni't Truman Ilo*[>on*liilo for d,Tomtlon.*S viiilntl.in. Ih-IIcv I to In* /Ve/wires ^±1tn't-!'nW,.. hrpitd nod other bakery products re available in ample supply. for the event i* Ithen Yerkey,|nod I..Irene .tnme*. junior, from pany voted to aubmlt then mnnrl. for a SO per cant w.ire ta. IVmhtiru the 4ft. On I flrat mirh hit on (i'Niflrit'h sophomore. Mhry Smith Haven and Clawsnn, re- rraaaa In arbitration. levelnl bv t u» o ■Often»up i thlrcss litil» McC'iiny, who hint piny- rtfhhll r, K y nl However, the department r pha-i/ed in a statement that its L'ui Murrimnn, xoplnr fnun sfieetively. j The gun-Taleginph eatimnu lit I V issenility in. was in lured denial does not fireclude termin¬ icksoU, lias hattflled the |>tildir- W IN BeH TIHiehi the atrike coat the city "ai i..M ation nf reilingx l»y the (>|*A ami angle. In tlie capacity of re* Mernliershii* tteketa will he aold Um.WM.INt: - 1 I in.I lemoved from the game. the departnient, on other grounds. 'hmeiit cu-chairmeo are Grace during the evening, acrordlng to ! Waters Intercepts r wagaa. Williami Such other grounds were used last ihnson, ttoldnson, III, senior, ftarhnra Cmiture, West Rranrh i again passed 22 yards id Margaret Wilion. (Irafid Hap* senior, and Isiis Paiifist, Ypailanti j; to Triplet! on the MSC.' Ill hut th# j week 111 the Mm .'i died here as Waters snatch* vegetable nil rase of meats and food products. junior, co-chairmen of the com¬ Consider l ifting f'nnlmK Will Presrnt SkBx mittee. • d another aerial out «»f the hands Officials who declined to per¬ Seven 'kits will ,i>e presente«| This yenr's find Home fSroqom- of a waiting fennsytviinian 01 il!use of their mime* said the r I he-en in v men t of those attend- x Herald, managed by senior |1 five yard line. When a finally moved the hall hack to the Mich v. the get-together. The following nrot Hex Jardins from laipeer, I igaii State 2 (iilpin called for nl broad order lifting controls from , cds are m charge of the various wdl be flisDihuted Thursday night could stmt N.o ,'i I .oilomallc safety and renter Hat wheat flour, semolina, fan esentatl'ii'is: Touuko Inouye, also. I rwh IMrtii i Ask On Iters xtile«, i luthing, and relatefl arts; * ! Krllv snapped the bull far ovei breakfast cereals, as well ax from Stress is put on the fact that the John I) II.fie, rxeculivi read mid other hakcr.V products. Ithe head of (iuerre standoig in the , j Ihith Dun lop, fofsls and nutrition; affair is to lie very informal. Those iTtnry of the Nnlionnl C•.I 25 minute- •l.ulilii! 11I 3 .'III lend /one. handing the I,ions their They said action on this order 1 j l oik Hrdrirk. Institutional admin- interested in attending are urged nation, said apparency »h»» i final two ponds as expected within a day • tuition; Pal Murphy, vocational; before nr after night tint inns were s'rii llv hetwri A last desperate IVno State air Under the price control a I, Joyce .Schumann, home manage- classes. The firngram will be glv. wis and thf» government nu attack went awry on two inter- industry petition for decontrol i j ineut and child development; Irene • • twice for the benefit of late there with had "the people who ow been o.» consul rep!ions by (Iuerre and (*hatid* t lie granted only if the affect- commodity is found 11 lin k rhild e. re. and Phyllis I Smith, sopitomore iMiatd. nnis. I Jnerre's last Interreptinn mat mines gave the Spartans |M»ssesslon on available iti amide supply for all I Making Its first appearance Citing "significant rh. to: the MSC* 45, mid (Iilpin, Waters, demands. The law, however, givas i | Thursday evening is the Interna- the t »I*A authority to end contnds t ! tional government wage i»ohr>." I and Hlerad/kl hruke the dying Pe|lowshi|i group, tinder recovered from his nppen operation, *«krd with n «onf« Barrelntv In ..t the White House spirit nf the l.iiilis, rolling 49 yards without regard to the supply sit* There were no in the last five ploys, to the I'enn six yard line as the game ended. With the approval of the y of agrieulture. , m..x'cm Hill- the Ac ir |eadershi|i nf Juanita Soerge Instructor* COLLEGE DRY CLUNKS Krug and KrugS nto:"tuit<'i? Mr Truman's reaffirmation of •ITA Drops Rcstaarsnt I'mM Ml AMtott Sand — PttoM M71S confidence that the United Nations Iii other decontrol actions to¬ menta affeetiiu: wages. I holds the answer to the problem SPOUTS TRAIL day : Shoir irl B erks Miles, practices, Hiffrienli.il of international differences is ex¬ OI'A's restaurant industry i Howard Church, head of the eqtialilirs and nil olhn per pected to he eoupled with (Continued from Page 3) advisory committee i»etitinned EI'RS - Scientifically Cleaned by Furrier MaiItod. mailers." tn|.! believe the boys will I* in lielter OI'A and the agrieulture detain¬ I art department, has announced that ttic work of five i Can Terminate Contrast | shape for that one. Most of them ment for removal of price control , Mmi-tors will he on display daily RAIN COATS — OtMNd; Mad* Waler-repelhuit. The Krui2-l.ewiK conic.c tiad a mental letdown after the from all restaurant funds and ( in the Musm building gallery until May 2D. which ended u game With Texas drinks. Two weeks ago OI»A • (M 28 The exhibit includes de« strike, provided, t^ui. s.inl Old Prafwwr—After they get granted at 15 |iereent increase hi (•andhi lnlrr«l# v signs, paintings atid imttery. MEN'S HATS - Onued gad Mnrbtd. either parl.v could reopen over Ike letdown there'll he no ceilings on meat menu itcnpL giving ten days' notice •.( .1 letup. I take It. I'm wrrr. The OI'A's soap industry ad¬ | represehtwl The memiiers nf the department gentlemen, bnt nnr time Is pp. are Ruth Adler. Ralph FORMAI.S — Cleaned aad Sited. negotiating contetptice Ami visory commit lee asked removal of Wis athlrd. 15 days afti I'm ah* aurrv I'm late In Mart* nee ceilings on soap if and when | llenru V. kseti, Murray Jones. Jane n Alsiyne and l«otiis It. Itaynor. tlale (Nov I) either p.ntt int the fall rlame«. Ila4 a little 'dings are lifted from the in¬ Irrminnle (he conllnct series business In atteml In. Will j .tones and Henricksett have dis- I'Uin Drrnncn & Suiln al'.i edible fats and nils used in mak- hl'iveii their work in national ex- - Cleaned A Prrnarv) - R.V ad4lllon.il days see you next week, (inn4 day. The miners Iraditionallv .1 work wiliioul a cohln in.1. Rural for the eight W«y would he open walkout unlcys a nev isreached liefore .t.hei Slurp llmira Tuparfay ... 10 a.m. In A p.m. Ne Mention of W'mcx |<*Wi*' nolici t . K specify what ware changes he seek*. In luwrtl the slratedy wl surd in slot tine his I lions with the co,1 Where his chief emph oil a demand for hen! minri* The ...llnp e Terrific T&ntiinei Dry perfvma maliea your laverile toper t Coltel bapmncn pa torihar. It, tantolisinp icaot I, ralaoie.1 (roduo/'r whan poOed dr eacity an warm ikm. A dot* la tha ham of yuur done, dtoto gib lha air with lode- baa porfumo. Douaad in,.do paar biouM. lha aha.i i, raa»! tarrihcl Uia II repu- tody-inollwort ~iv»tlike fefNtd peHum*. for your big moments 5855#bd^s . choose aCarlye that's sweat as a whisper... in lovaly fall colors sires 9 to 15. ,;V SSJg and 29.95 sER&GALLET