WEATHER: OCCASIONAL SHOWERS HERE DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION FIVE CENTS EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN - TUESDAY, OCTOBER Ifl, I960 [SC Graduate In Critical Condition After Collision » homecoming ruler ~ ' All Hail "" The Queen — LocaI Instructor Music lary Termohlen Chosen Queen Loses Life KvStnlr St tit Imt Four Finalists Still lliiroiiHriotio Clubs, Presiden t \ Message To Be Court Thaddell* (Ted) Drabik, M, In timr lo rtimr. >nu whn xrr -tudvnls at Michigan a 1050 grailuote of Michigan us Push SUIe will look hark upon your years her* as being among lb* happiest periods in jour lives. You are stor¬ Vidrn Appearance Booked On WXYZ State College and former fea¬ ture editor of the STATE NEWS was re|iorted "still in Midship ing up thme pleasant memories even now, and not the leant of them will he the friendliness you encountered here on the part of family and students alike. Such ton, Mary Tcrmnhlcp. Waahlng- D.C. sophomore, repre¬ critical condition" at Drabik has remained fjlllflAltrr mtLEU friendliness is IraditinnnI on our rampus, hut whether senting Kappa Kappa Gamma scious .since a collision Isnfr fiinners »nd the that tradition rnntinues to he a vital one depends uopn sorority, has been chosen his car and a truck. The i ti,.nal center open each of as. for traditions must he observed regularly •en for MSC's ISM occurred about .5:30 Saturday af¬ if Ihev are to remain alive. ternoon on M-7R, north of East .ill hifhliffht Friend- For this reason. I am happy that the AI'O is spon¬ (i'K today. soring Friendship Week; repeated demonstrations of I sturirnts with Onus- • before the Homecoming game Remo Grua of 6644 Abbott rd.» their own. friendship will do much to remind us how much the tra¬ Saturday anil will he honored by , other than dition means lo us. IKipuar music teacher at East •n-op* will cx- the hand at half-time, according fMinsinc high school, who was rid¬ Of course, we all recognize that a simple wave of Ihe to Don Smith of the Spartan mag¬ ing with Drabik at the time, was hand or a casual "Hi I" is not friendship, hut merely an azine, and .lake Dnl worth, of pronounced dead on admittance outward symbol of an inner feeling. If one is really to Sparrow hospital. Junior If. White, driver of the ^tivr fi»H> friendly, he will not restrict such demonstrations In one truck that skidded into the front m their native cos- week a year, and we would like lo have this he a Drnbik's car. was uninjured, P,sn students will serve friendly rampus all the limn. So I hope Friendship Week itc, who lives on M-15 near tr>nis«« at the Interna* will he what I am sure the AI'O intends it to he — the Goodrich, was placed on Ixmd per open house tonight stimulation of a vrar-rnund feeling of friendliness nn pending further investigation of , to meet represen- sophomore. Alpha Phi; and Suz¬ driver of the truck could pull 'Hit rampus organizations at anne Chubb, Romeo junior. South of the skid the crash occurred, I ities Carnival in MackUn "I can no sntiml reason why the athletic program of Campbell, will any hnuld l>e conducted as an independent auto-' MMUOIUI MUfMFCa'* . / A* \ Drabik suffered fractures of the That staUment came from President John A. Hannah, ^Id oi n i right arm find head, scalp lacer¬ ations and a fractured jaw. writing in the September is-1 j Drabik is at present employed sue of "The Rottrian." jment from Rnturtan educators j jjeptp^ber the Union as editor of the American Legion vain Will His article was entitled "A I •"* «'hi't'c Plan to Clean Up College Ath- ' ••#. control. i flee Jodge* Plrk News m Detroit, lie graduated from St. l^idislaus high school in j1 says Forrest C. Allen. professor ol ' A pawl of judges, Prof, A. Hamtiamck where he was editor tionalize Applet*!*. bead ot the JouniRj- rcMVB' physical education. University ol I of the school newspaprr. He at¬ UmP*4 ENgikllMs ! Kansas ' The question is . wh) tended Western Michigan College Hannah said he believes ath- I don't the faculty committees and j rnth, director of student public** MARY TERMOR MEN for two years and also edited th« lettc operations should be sub* i the president* of the schools use i tmns. Leftoy Crane, football rap-* >1 In '51 nutted to the same control exert- | »hc jmwers and accept the re- ed over all other operations of the i sponsibtlities which are now j tain. H. C. Gallup, East tensing photographer; and "" school newspaper there, before transferring to Michigan State Prexv Makes Appointments College, V p,_The labor gov- wnmmred today it will college. Institutional rnntrr, n.er ath-j i rightfully theirs?" Ittffsrrnt Prnhlrms In far*** I State Journal lertcd the live nnall«t» from Ihe Ballet Russe He also served for two years in the aimed forces working with j *r™'' "'*] Crego, Walters Given Britain's big iron and Ictirs should go much further | Ed„ra|or, ,n Switzerland and .. „„ Special Services. «'•> » nn Feb. 15, 1951. En- than control —d over llnan.es. he: Finl,nd h-lr „„ > - —litarv problems siK.rts j The coed, wen r.lH nn per- are' wtnalt.y, polse. cnnlldenee. ap- Ducats Gone Parliamentary Former MSC f all^chmta and are : pearance. and \mre. as tlwy pa:- WithiifWcek Senior Cluiirnwn Posts i Student, Wife t. the nation's now pn- .rv in n«*l iron and steel com- lai.aht hv teachers train ' -"'e'1»•<>•across the stage ol the Un- "rf *>«» tt transfer their securi- f government'* iron and ments Paul Trumger. Canton, ath- ^',ht PJ Senior activitic* continue lo prngrea* I his term with the , Bigg U|M-vj Star appointment of two new committee heaila by claaa prexv,1 .tPflPt f 0i(0 Eligibility to cempe'e thereaft Torlv * M«z >**- *> Nnl I'rrformrr er should be limited to iho^e wh< „V, Wf .m not hsvc tc«ur« o, .he Joanne Cre^o, Lanainff, was named Senior-of-the-Week i john ^ Irving Jr.. former have completed p"1* fyear': r.mpuses and ploying held, m I sent to "2. William ?T.h* chairman and John Wal- —— j MsC student, and ius wife were pasting work since ther last com Finland Our prnblem is ho, A romplcto sellout of thy The picture* were ters, Mackinaw City, will head defray expense* "Financial lim-: stricken with polio Sept. 15 and petition in the same .port, hi get more sports.' numbers only, to eliminate pre¬ H«!l»t Riisso ly-! Spartan Engineer # # wrnt on ««lc last Tursday. roffrc hour* hn* been slated for thrnr hourn #l Miccm« Jlmsevrr sluocii.s m»y s.tll Wednesday night from 6 to 10 j |n a inter received from Erv- "Entertainment will he pro- | mf % father. John M. Erving. Sr.. -During the war *e case u intercollegiate athletic* at Mich¬ tent to *f.y that athletic finance. P(NHtljjtnrial and business positions lum s* p» last year * M nior class in nn «?f- tunity to observe what happens ' ! (ound to prevent fan.s -nd alumni ' on ihr .Spartan E.iginrer are open |.n hand each week to meet and Being readied for use in old Coi-1 Duong Ening'x better portion WallSTk Butt*, head footbel! ath- ! held Saturday. Oct. 14. at 9 a.m, ' tf»" program to br |taJk with senior*. Senior cla*s of-[lege Hall is a senior 'able top j of college he nationalized ji demonstrations and love a* democracy of ' ,ct« u «. I* r of ihe Umvereity of In rwm 5lli. Electrical Engineer-j Thursday. f> t 19. will g< *tlh class olttcrr's n.mvs In- I Irwl.r c«nip (lis rt«u,hl»r, P»m- •man'* views en | Georgia urge*, let t.he roame# mg Blog. for all who arc ; make the neat dec. is ten. csted inter-I Thursday at I p m d mltrr ' srrlbrd In Ihr cvnltr. A knife will ! H». 2. »n nni -JTMcd srtved,: U rhsincd In live inp and niher I Ervingt addrvsa is. John Jn brought world-m ^ _ f j cheek room on the secent j the Union. carve I trvlng. Jr.. Ilaynes Mamocial A world renowned (f»or and | Itnapilal. Cnolld,* Cnrner. Ilronk. Photo Of Queen star of the Metropolitan Opera A jng will bt placed In Ihe mean . "Thia lalile i line H. am m aaitf omke Ts, company* Jam** Melton broke in¬ to opera in 1036, whep he made hi* first appearance in the role of Lt. llnkerton In PueJtuu s "Ma¬ ■Wolverine Drive A inn tl At Alumni To tiire AUI r - — - dame lluHPr%," with trie CKkiij- natt Opera com*Skpy, A rale* drive aimed at MSt* ' y -The Soviet Unkm agreed yesfertiav t-» i»r«ot»ate -'.Rilatem] treaty for the supply cf RussiiO to Fall Debut Today j Socceaa in thts venture led him to Chicago. ih«w.t to New York alumni to buy Wolverine* will be launched after the Notre Dame r-Mintnet. game. Recording to Bub Scrtti. Telai' marl<« *tir i|elni» of Ihr lira! Sporion magazine for i , ami the Metropolitan IDs tour sale* manager. .. * * * * AH ajumm chapter* in th# U..H. *"rran* Storm If orison t3,V>.iri:il Co-sron—r. of Ihr Hnmeioming Quoon rontett.'»"h pianui-cmr—ef. , will he contacted during the cam- r til. Si^rtaii w ill make Ihr I'ig onnnuncrnwnt of the qutrn'll j '^u'^Tn C^ratn" '"rid m j fHSign. Scott said. This is the first Vwth Korea* Tbtrd Ihvtsmn troops crashed mm KlrnlitV- - I thai Mm- jear he ard—-.ed m j direct approach to alumni U* buy early today and fought in the street* * t'h ' Thr first issu* w ill feature with piciuees l>, Jim Hyde. The . |nur ltnll> Or»r. Ope of th'iw. "11m Lad Through "* h« fecsjfM • r*r1 triMrmt m thr M l"<"v r ouhor ' It* frank PT!—. pamu 'Mb, "mo»flr lo utkf, • Mntimrrtsl ur|» , la'i^tahle pKOjra of the old CAMPUS OASSm „e»t A riotoua center-spread of MHM 1-1511 *l"«rp* Off With (AMntmnie* b. 241 ■ CIO United Steelworkrrs small steel com- ROTC ufcc iI tnwii "» , • ni A regular totUirc M tht Spar- negotia«ki>rv< the umort oc- ^ ^ ^ ^ of the mbnth 'pun '■"> btdUij and MibelantuU" w igc increase. fTATR Klfl 1 V- Cleaning Up In Korea OPENS LECTUR&CONCERT SEASON Critic Lauds Chicago Symph graceful the crhrpn 4 individifliij a lyed with the ( The well-chcwen program eri with Mozart's Prague phony, in D major, K 504, Keesler, Breslin, McGoff Three New Men Occupy Alumni Office Positions All students Interest^ g extemporaneous speaking c are urged to attend the ing of the year tonight | room 140 of the auditork— cording to Prof, Menchhokffl sistant professor r department. Information 'Adventures In Music' Plans for the stat held early in winie revealed and the Office Moves Draws Large Audience msc siicaking contest wj Burt In Korea sgre© in Education in 1941. Up One Fltntr By VERNE ELLIOTT ■s a member of Blue Key, the varsity track teams j ■ In keepinjr with the Hepnrt- An audience rrf 400 childrerv from 12 different schoolk in and participated in numerous oth- |i s'on 5 He is married, and ment'a chantfe of name thin eijrht countfe* filled the Music auditorium Monday moniinr # for the first "Adventures In Music** program this term. has two children ] 7ftO (JutmBVB summer, the Michigan State Jack Breslin, the new assistant1 The familiar old folk tale, "The Cobbler and the Elves,** College information services was brought into reality as \amtil llv I'rr.vY has ilonnetl the new look. Kisimi, the magician, and his i <»f the f;o<>riv children** Tories The bureau, formerly named the two friends/Johnnv and Mary,5 oom the jxem by Robeit Brown- 1949, pitied varsity public relations department, has miHlc a tour into the musical 1945 and 1949 He w* Lloyd A. Chacey, In Music next Monday fltftnol in 1948 been moved from the ground floor realm of folklore. retary of the Ohio 5 Bis father, Calvin Burch. is ai of Agriculture hall to the first fessional Engineers HHC Art department technician. floor, room 109, cheduled to go on display the local organt?ai Tm» Small n are the series of Senior review the activitu According to Lowell Trenstor, plishments of the PROMPT SERVICE k'cek pictures Each week lent*, outstanding in some and discuss the si treslin comes to MST from a j neers in modern so f college* acivity, will be • a* sale* manager for Podge ! for he honor. Their pie- SHOE REPAIRING anil SHINING ision of Chrysler corporation 1 • displayed in the show* the Washington, D. C.. Phila- j the Union. delphia and AHentown. Pa. area. 1 WIU YN WAIT He come* from Battle Creek, j e Is married and the father of | 15-month-old %om RECORDING CAMEL'S BAM) MSC Shoe son. K, I.KAMI KIA r.H Repair BART LANSING The other umnt office new face In the; is John McGoff. assistant director. HAVE CIIERRV AMI HIS SKRENAIIERS In the old quarters there were McGoff. a June graduate of MSC, I only six different offices and a . from Wilkensburg, Pa. His ma- I featuring VIV BVBD reception room. Three class rooms : on the first floor of Ag hall were jor was foreign language. Un- JI IMKtK NilH IliVI (KERRY converted to make room for the army for three year* in Europe \ department and Africa. Meanwhile, the bulletin office, located across the halt from the former public relations depart¬ arranger required. ment. will stay in its same lora- lion until the completion of the Kellogg Center when It will move Ueattv, i The P CAMPUS Food Lxpert s CLASSIFIED Stale-wide Paper Wins 2 FREE STATE THEATER Borden Award Nurses Club PASSES FIND YOUR NAME STATE NEW' IN A THEATER CLASSIFIED Highest quality work done right Meets Oct. 17 PERSONAL WELCOME K>t PARTlCULAt APPCTlTtS —R oily—Cookies OIDCR »0uts TOO A/ Ho«flinger Baking Co. Acrnu from Stat, Tkaatar ponrr after tupmiwr 92 nf the Union PHI IPRILON MPPt MINT n t IT Ml It in often that /mint after touch- Meeting at 7 tonight I el I • Take Car* IM Taar down which make* the difference he- A lie ratine Seed* Mb*. Lee'i Alteration Kirn ) >fii which markt the ilifferenee be¬ tween an oiilinnry imrlrait nnd n PMTtAIT TUT SrEAKS JERRY WARREN ORCHESTRA S««l Mrkidir.. Rumba*, Dixieland I limit- ..-tvlTO Thur*da, HOUSING Audition* al I oral Gable* I'rida MkM KEN S BAR6T TOM JERRY LOST AND FOUND TRANSPORTA October W> ncmoAW »TAT« WBWS MSC »Hr aryland Rolls Over Stale, 34-7 Football Giants Fall Top National Football Upset In National Ratings NEW YORK—4e>—Army's Black Knights took over the rps Blast 'S' Defense number one spot among the nation's college football teams today its Notre Dame dropped to tenth place, -its lowest po¬ Tlmmm sition in the memory of the younger generation. th Fierce Ground Attack th* °' 2— Mlchiffq) • w. Dame. SUil". 3- ;)T V ' Firhtinv irirh, 28-14, last Southern Methodist. 4—Army Saturday, shook up the foot¬ 5—Oklahoma. 6—Kentucky, 7— Bv GEOBGC TRt'MBt'LL V,f*» ball ratings like an earth¬ Texas. 8—Stanford. •—California itrtni-hnppy nml Hmbttiou* University of Maryland iplctrly overwhelmed und crushed a highly rated alte quake. There were other form' and 10—Washington, The top teams (number In brackets is first place votes: State sqnud .14-7 Saturday before some point* figured on a buei« of 10 for ?.tUn""' /•"*•1 atVri, e Mop.M.ryU,-, Michigan first, 9 for second, etc.) „v. k earlier the name • stcrjfltf U,reut Ute m the sec01u( way from second to 30tli. But the tad watched the name, period. have the memory 1. Army (115) 2,101 1.990 am| White tfridders j Thotnas' recovery put the oal over Michigan to 2. Southern Method. (52) 3. Oklahoma (29) 1.387 of the top teams in on lhe Spartan 40 ami after Dor j ow was thrown for a 22*yard • 4. Texas (9) 1.212 hiss, the Qreen and White jwsser When the debris had cleared 5. Kentucky (11) 837 nun* just did not have faded back and tossed to versa¬ 6. Stanford (4) 763 punch. and drive that. tile Don Coleman who had been 7. California (2) 754 ?v t«» their 14-7 upset stationed ut an end slot 8. Maryland (8) B84 Michigan the previous The bewildered crowd- watched. 9. Purdue (1)- -- ...... (tin | the surprising Coleman take «»ff on 10. Notre Dame (1) 554 , j a 15-yard gain before the half gerund Ten impossible to gain j ended. 11. Washington (2L 444 in ugh the Red and j In the final period Maryland 12 Ohio State 254 wall. State took to; pushed across three mure mark- Army," with an unbeaten string 13. Clcmson (4) 1 211 t died miserably, of 22 games, valuted from fourth 14. TcnnC* MICHIGAN' ,n.l I'yNNSVI.VANIA AVtS. |jle j placement was good, making it 27 ond place followed by: 3—Okla- . s completely domln- j tor the * Southerners and 7 for, hofua, 4—Texus, 5—Kentucky. C .. fiom start to finish State —S tanford, 7—California, 8— ! Cur Vut'iiuiiirtl • \\ .i-li«-ucce*a.wl and Don Coleman. promote "education | ankle inTtirtes and Wayne BerisoiT Corey con- 7 25 E Shaw 6 vs E Shaw -cr>d Boh was kneed in the side and forced Tan rsal Leak Well Oraamai today on the campus i E. Shaw 10 vs E Shav • point, 7 55 ir rb the extra I 55 W Shaw 8 vs W Sha idueed the first eon ^' faded t«» leave practice as the ram put a damper on the he'contest only five min- • 40 W Shaw 3 w W Sha j Notre Dame * f.»otbail » ptiM from stellar pcr- Baaehall field to WHY NOT rONHTLT OCR • 40 PhilUiw 5 vs Phillip* But thf quartefback John Scar- from Saturday * battle center hue A u#< burger. Terra- 7 25 Phillip* 1 vs Phillip* e side- NTAIW or rACTOBY- Philip Morris challenges -i up the first Mary- 8 10 Snyder 13 vs Snyder pi ained 8 55 Snyder )H vs Snyder TBAINKD KXrtRTR :v pigskin op the Spar- 9 40 Snyder 15 \ i Snyder marker, a series of '• • .i : *abit <»f the Terps. ■ 1"wn to the MSG ,«>vieAmtng students p k__or the victory trail. any other leading brand We've the last of our line suggest this test seen ] the hail of music and ificial approval to the eg rolled back at Michigan to ♦shty Mo*'' Mod- 3-4 K.. Sig 1 Psi V t«f Odlege." be said. ful driving Terp 5-6 A(IR V* Delta L'ns.l {«• m1m» ^j*,»ve the squad the ed over from the down on the William and 7-8 DTD vs Delta Sig • for the TD and K M p m. vouch Stuart K Hokome br ke HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF all precedent and promised that • 1-2 AEPi vs Delta Chi his team will win another ball I SMOKERS, who triod this tost, 3-4 Phi Kappa S«g vs /I i Dean tried for game- from Iowa Oct 21 That ; 6-6 Sig Chi vs Foxmhn •it the boot was 7-8 PI Kappa Phc vs Th will (>e Purdue's f»r*t Western Conference contest j roport in signed statements that rights and the PHIIIF MORRIS IS DEFINITELY LESS IRRITATING, DEFINITELY MILDER I ISNAMED7 11 ' Whs not it- tiiukr llio-c 1,1)1 -lt,M*» look •<* EJ Kullertm 1 like iirh «• ills our r\ |htI ,i«,-iiiu |tro,','—. Tuirhdann MIMJ-R S SHOK REPAIR am) RIVEK ; soi east uk » I Aevaaa Fraa» Market BhM P.rkini IM j pass defense was • Makes a Man Love a Pipe Othtt bra mis Vnny" Grandel • 1 and a Woman Love a Man to compmt, to judge, to decide for rourielf. Try this simple lest. We believe that you, Phiup Mosriv is, intlcetl, America's FINEST Cigaiwtttl reversing hU field Threat !■ > fleet-footed NO CIGARETTE ude up fur hn /"» Say i: CI* illy of I 4 pi| HANGOVER j brr I'jrking iffA j means MOM SMOKINO PllAMIMI Clog Hvw. I i '[L_v ... feiSPHRffl 4 ' < : STATE KIWI Foreign Student Enrolh State Sends Sewer Line Project, Expands To All Time ffy Nine, To Y Traffic light Plan Enrollment of foreign students reached an a|| ,ilv of 318 this fall. l»r. Shao Left head of the foreign Conference ■■ department, announced yesterday. These students represent 5fi nations, including H„ Mm member* of Mm THCA ■ad YWCA mrnM the ■nnual fan YMCA-YWCA eonferenee at Nearing Completion Puerto Rico. Canada and China clBim the largest num¬ 9» students ber of students with 36 for represent^ j, J A foyr-yenr newer construction program hikI a trafTic each. India is second with light installation plan involving removal of a 20-year-oM 35. and Hawaii third, Dr. Lcc While the enrollment t„l landmark on Grand River avenue arc nearinif competlon. said. countries has not chaniMl John Pntriarchc, Kast Lansing city maim(rcr, recently an¬ In the last five years foreign ly over last year's, ih, student enrollment has increased students Zf W. nounced. The sewer installation, final replaced by i ivcable steel is from c.c almost ten times. Last year SOB Greece has doubled t_'l YWCA were enrolled here. uted this to govcrnms-t J director; Irrttr Dobyns, YMCA step in a *30,000 program land with a dirt center. students. He also po'-n'ni, planned four years ago by the This island will be placed in i "seven countries are represented cUv council, is planned to end various positions r,nd a permanent | nn carpus this year that had no by'Oct. 15. island with tragic signal, will be students here last yctr. These in- Present laying of an Ifl and which alters thelt statu, K. C MsCOM ens junior. freshman: Lrle Hoffer, Lewis Tuttle. Holt 21-inch sewer and drain started installed next year. The Island j Malaya. Hie- at the corner of Hillcrest road is a part o( the traffic direction ; Bra(,t|a Spnm anH the Ukraine, wxr. David Ruhmkorff. Baal A wtre-haired for £ C. McCobh lannni junior; and Satnl Kaaair. and Elm street is the final step in the program. It is now being control program. Patriarche urged all students : summer- 1S2 foreign stu- tuuujpts from 39 countries ntlended of Edward VII of Eng.. Iraq. installed In front — - ed in hit funeral l-r^J Slated To Give YWCA representatives were: church on Grand River, and turn north at the corner of Grand ^Pauline Wolshyn, River and Evergreen avenue for Business Talk |mote; MarilynMargeErrlby, Lansing I'irkett, De- about 115 feet. This sewer-drain was started Edward C. McCoblj. president jtroit junior; and Wilmaijrfreshman, Rom- shortly after Labor day 0f fhe Grand Rapids C-v er of IkX. XII. CL. eight Micht- Completion of the traffic light Cohinterce, will address business| Delegations m pS&li j installation program is expected stuUenti tonight» gan colleges attended If 7:30 p.m. In the :*usic sun. sign3ls arrive for the corners of ; "McCobb will discu; • MAC avenue and Abbott road , )uti ties* "Gove r r. men t with Grand River. t)»e'first of a series of tai New overhead traffic lights { business leaders. ; .tn Hirer To Game T (were Installed at the two inter-! Other speakrts schedule*! for the series *«viU be: Vilas J.'hnsor. W inning Quentum O j sections last spring. Lights have I an accountant: Charles Sawyer j been mounted on posts at the cor- | aecrelat> of commerce; Frank X j \n. more games won by strut* } ner of Abbott and Grand River, | i but these will be removed and Martel. Detrmi labor leader: For- |fgv or w,tfc the aid of Lady Luck: i replaced by the "walk" and Mt ^Vers. automotive indu-*ry :|A Mathematics department '"wait" signals. Dan Beck, Detroit executive; 1 van Jiri^ _ . - College Press Puhlishcs ' Wiles, general mafiager of Butck | w,u seek the answer to this ques- Signals jit the Abbott about $3,3(10, and those Co; and Hugo Lundbcrg. |tir '107. Ag Engineering build- tion to outstanding publications of piece* to test Its Strength s All prospective members are educator* frr.ro other institutions. > twist oil the metal *, The machine also measures the of the jtg engi- thfipie required to fracture the lb# machine this summer lie has bean a member of the MSC staff Altl-SponMsrrd Kafti" for the past ten years Skim Kr-gin- Tiwlay Police Ik'/mrlmeol Burs Lie Detector department has purchased a lb datectot for use tn criminal «n veatigatiom on campus, acrordinj to Lieut uant Charles B, Lattr of'the campus pnllge iMcetive Chat lea Becker e? th. eibnpiis police is in Chicago tak- j iltg a six week rourie of instruct- j Inn in lie detecttuft on the roach- j In the college has purchased j The machine will be delivered a TV? ready for use aland. V -e ■ middle of Bus month. Latter «*vn- • Men led 'student'with 11 graph as