MSC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION KAST I,A^INg!^1Ch!gAH — SATl'llDAV, (HTOIIKIt 21. IMP Trouble... Trouble Politics Ban Reviewed Pres. Hannah Victory In Sight Clardv Stands Firm Ke(|iiests On 'Pinko' Charge New Draft ' \tliiiii Follows letter Against Lecturers in ARNOI.W srru.i'N If inline |C ijflil - I leiiiiil _ lt» llMN MtlHTON state News I'apHel Reperter The State IloHnl "f Agri- I Kit K. I 'lardy tnlrl I lie STATK NKWS yhstenlay ht« w«* 'nilt'ui' vesterilny >ijfge«tefl i "tint jfninir tn rt'st" as lonff as men like Senators Palll H. ttint the State < hapter >.f the jltniiiflHs 'D-Ill.i anil Wayna Morse (It-Ore.) am invited to Antericati AHKOt-iiiiion of Uni- sjieak at MSC. _ \V h e n ijoarletl. President 'Life' Tells llannalt and Itean Crowe re- 1 |ilied that the rollejre will von- tinne to present men of vary-! Tale Baek iotr political views. Wilt Continue Vltht Of Aqua Fix Clardv lecture-concert stated. "If they directors) fthr , con* Untie to schedule such men they w ill hnv«. to reckon with me from ; j Two photographers who took bival. purjiorfedly for I.ife inagn- The vice-president of "Fighting rine. were free Innre tlrld tepre- Republican*" derlared. "We are sent# fives, Alvir t. Smith of the I today being confronted with college information sen ire* said , gradual socialization lierause men yesterday <.f the stamp of Senator Douglas The question arose when repre- j are selling socialist dogma with* sehtativr* <»f Phi Kappa Sigma tut t*nple knowing it " fraternity queried l.ife magazine concerning the picture* ttiaf weie rlardy also charged. "WiiyiiC Morse masquerade'' as a Repub* NimCAxeiiNiHt MarArthur Says korrutt \arlans Se taken None ever appeared in the national magazine. heap and vote*'like a Socialist." Prescribe* Far Crowe tluy (her Rivnl Smith said vet, „ NMpned p. the by the tie ad office of Mie maga- /me ue.e in New V»rk 1 «'y photographer# »..ke the. picture* I hey . 1hc.n -jf Dean Crowe believe* that the nujn '|a.,igla*) • (r(M|riu* .* not a a|n>nrently the dean need* a of pre*crllM%d reading In! socialist,. A Aa AH Fu.ir'o'uil ^ 10111 ,aM i k..2ft *^1111 W senab^" The appointment of nine urn ImitfilioiiR of i *.»S. fiariichiite troopw* ^" r"' " '"lardy then mentioned two of Michigan State College Ma' ' j jumfu'tl unopi>oM('(l into Hod Krirow tietvveen the fallen capital tn/ueUe Eleven the book* from which bo took the member* and the ie#ignation < of Pyongyang and the Manehurian border Friday itntler the "sfrt'iabntie" view* of Senator ' four wete approved by the Stat personal direction of (ieneral MacArthttr. i no re- lloarjl of Agricultuic l«*t Thurs The let- They are "Controlling Depre* The t'nlted Natlohk com* " ' — rliiuan State Uriildcr* Hold Edge i.ften do Mon"' manrler naid after the xurpri«i» Kant Lansiim ration: The war in defin- — ftwlKina day* of the New Deal. [Rivalry Dating Rack To WW eh of Dean Crowe dee lured that he .At At: *<•»• <«<»<»* ">«" ^ Closed Well n, titoMit TRt'vni i.r id no intention of reading the temporarily prior to their offirial! He did not amplify. liter rivalry will lie the ^ist ialty on the ifruliron menu tralav at 2, as u upset-hunury urk# of Douglas. 'This 1# the first time I ever apfKHntment* as a*#l*tant profe*- j The chutl*t# had To block esrai^ ot die-Fiard North May Not Open • ;a-he« with the Spartans from Michigan Follegp Cheat siitant irifclor Kfu.'an* ltr.1, foi onui replae- Webons trafipi in and ardund #e- U.UtH to fe.i.t on the highly-improvwt Wisconsin • o 111 aggregat ion. SidiMcriptioiiM henulft mg Harold R spotiiieig. who »* ;cured. Pyongyang, and to reacue now »«#i#tnnt 'lire'tor of place- i American prisoner* of war. a-riitliskii Today*' encounter will u- "#*"'1.0AtAut'wAlAAt''. 1 I I|VIMP1I la! I the twentieth game in the Marquette - .Michigan Stat »• Top Drive (»oul IiuuslM htM Men xelectori t» 'liwuf., nslumal i>rnblem> «> ho crt hi, inMtou lesicc from Mi.li- 'ro.>(w Th,r'' ,h"u«"M' fti«.lof>e*her* such in okx like it wa# a complete *ur- tempt cb.wn while two games li Sehoil, »f the veterinary med is Senators Homer Ferguson fft- tiU'ttl prise. It Uxik# like we closed the Mi» ; Vfu-h. i and Karl Mundt fft-SDi only a one-point mat gin «»t the Luck, trap. Closing that tr'ap should be final gun ipl*eared the liberal end of the itrort* the end of ail organized ie#ist- y xditicai-vfieetnim had protested a nee. The war Is very definitely Stale'* biggest rout oi 'be riv- *** airy earn#; in i91 & wi.en the firwn year's coming to an and." ' and White pulled a «i-« triumph deny- itad m kuh Jyne 25 when the Tagiiaviiii SuIch elation at nc two According to head, coach Ular- nc® «Biggie" Munn. time# have Bands Will Exchange »ti, to An* North Korean South Korea and id most suceecd- fleds invaded To Begin Monday »r|ous •ch<|Wd for expect a very in overrunning the whole pen-, Salutes At Game Today Tlrteeta for the Ferruccio Tag* lenf»* Hi- rfA<,:tl *n<1 h*rd-rou Mil hit!*n a, nfrillt- ,-1K: ftr.ng" and "The Shadows' thorities last night, Monday -«t r> , m Attendance Snalli knreana Join Paralnnt/m emjriate b»cfc»." c.weh Munn Mid. He »cnt ||)B ,t«te. m MSC formation. Officials earlier had *.»id ^ t cquirisl Any Uudeht tn- a,,Uius vlVocwi, on to uy that tf the Ht"'*P^ quaftcrhaf k FrcnkVulm l* * 3 Marquette band in the only showed slight improvement. one scheduled to play hi# Wood pressure and tetni frevted ut feature writmg i# m- SEOL'I., Korea—<4V- An American army ^p.>ke#»t .»n .aid that South Korean troof*, marching 85 mile# wet {fir* Wufn «rd of to »tatt because "I an injury, he Wtv '-nw '■< his season. aturiL-returning t/> normal. lc*# than .♦ week, Joined newl.v*landed American paratrooper* 1 |will have an able rcpIaiTment in vrrM„ Marquette, -ill t« lious. night at Sunchon. about 3d mile* north of Pyongyang # ♦ * * • struck iOoo Leahy. „„.| ... a r(,n.,rrt r,u.on, will I'rarila (are* Sta»nen Skirls' iruade ■ the victwy-seeking S P a r rt " J MOSCOW— •# under Max Death March Pravda yesterday put the POW\ Tell ■*: dice U ttirouih light rtrilU tn Ma.klin etadlum streseine and the ueual yesterday afuim-n fundamentals, kiekoffs ngnat rtrtll- north of Of I'yonxjshg '»t PYONGYANG, Korea. Oct Burin* the part ««k "* «rid- ■ bib—Three tattered Arocric i.l v r.v Hay* lie fore tto< rters have -pe/t the practice ses¬ Pile of an «dd fashioned survivor# tc*.Iay #ahl unnrtimalcd f liberating force#, Mar.Arthur Estimates Relief sions under ■{ blistcrin* sun uiih urn will turn to "But* scores of tf-S. prisoners of war tc of Mai Ge»u Willwa the hope I hat/they cao add victory butter »«ikv." '"died like flie#" mi a terrifying ( American prtsoner* were brattM) inisaing < umniahdcr « WASHINGTON—'/Hi—Gen number !3 mlthc win column. mr ...Is bt 24th Division, renvuned i emi el food relief besides the Wrimmatrs twtw.. . Hit Trcih MiO-mik death march f rom Seoul j and shot toy the Reds, strafed m's- , iucccus format ton w»H P«ty to H.vonsy.ing. takenly by an Amcrkan pilofc •« h<» , mystery. for the rbc squads. Munu called the frt>li The three survivors today'said ; — -M-—ora.-tKC tribute to MarquvtU#---medical, man eleven-if cxn p The trio #a»d 2M began that thought they were a Red army • cy were told in Seoul that Gen. horror of column, exposed, starved and g»v* Crerlicls I Acid and held a »tmiuou» scrim- school. As n~ head with four ' march, prominent teeth is formed, the brutal North Korean Reds. They en no medical attention, under guard - liean wa* in Py mgyang. this Red capital they were told But in Tighter C.urhs ma*t bcluctn Ibc two outfits.. i band will play. Dig. Dig, Dig." indicated comparatively few sur- The surviving prisoners may Dean had died in Seoul. There ; WASHINGTON—Mh—-Presidential Assistant John R Steelman i From a block U and M the vived, but did not know the num- include W> others who made an last night even tighter curb# on mataUment buying may «•»«*« The sideline squad "I Injured no confirmation of cither re- orhpiwil total of 373 moved north A.,k band will play "Ring Out ■ ber. , has bitr. cut to a minimum with j by the goveriuncut to combat UiflatFaiT See VHTOti. W J Hoi-ih#," Marquette # school sonfi. • The trad ol thoac »urvivur# now from bcouL Tho#c still alive were port. THE M I C H t 0 A H STATE HEWS Charge Five- Tli—i— U Ww Pot Calling The Kettle? ' Asia Cuptvriahi I*S«, Fain ft rtatiirM WASHINGTON p, extent mr Erf. Note; CSASOK FWK *111 hmftr ht with un. jmtl Kium The Issue* portion of his San Francisco speech that was udtlrenned to the Hiyntrt ichrn hr hurnt* Ihml •« u frntlimU snuggling peoplfil of Asia He hr iro. lioMtup mu urn writ tin STATK NKW&, Public indlfforiMiCPTt" Issue* »f an election ciimpiiiirn linked our own "revolutionary Thr ralumit will lu thr fulurr ht huuSIrrf h„ ( has runny it nhii|iJ mid stable political diclvnHat. idea—th# Idea of human freedom ■nnvwintr rilllnrn. Mut if ihe truth 1* fiteetl. It's probably it (fowl thliiit. In and political ecpiallty'' to the real * * * * recent years real tilnck ami white I mote/, thone n voter can anpif attoriR of the people «'f Asia.. | Il-npsth that Improvillf bit of itallriztsl typ... that dd Me set thin against the "false ' take n riitlonnl stuml "fer or tiKin," have been »h arnree tevnlufion'4 of Soviet communism" ..f my risimmula, I tummotica to record, dear a* the red man on the American scene. Which, he explained, actually Is .bit <>f reflection on a |ilcitstirable pastime that ha< j A:modern office seeker chii lure »* well hy tnklny to the turn tlje people of Ada ! my life and apparently means to stay there ITrat L tlkelele its to I lie slntilti'lsink* HUtl the legislative roll cull :i« toaflnif. Yesterday was »">' day to Ionf ami em[ihasizes no particular patten,, t cuftftod. off the vakc ulio realize that, United StateN I f»«'C citizen The lawyer, phymc- en,i basin- a state of mlnel. ves, quite definite!- V -.J I • c ; organization, litis is a feiiidamentnl princ iple Avoyid rliminalr tin* liookkcpihg of latr prrmiftftioiH. Hut' bttly spi«ituali> with out people, I he grave: t qm ntinm. and xtionge recalled that apostles n| beralne 11 a as nesrr ablr la of opinion today on the question That It an objection to re- Ukr sy. h a airy an* Ikr m ffnovie theateift in Lansing have long lines fyr shows. Many an uidepciidcucc took trfuip ! he wuuid otherwife enjoy. Th» I st raint on freedom of »pe<»th frotn tanlMlhn y< Ike •' h Msrll •>. of them have had to leave in thr middle of a film after whether he loses utty lights that [the standpoint of the teorhcr panose dnmtnation, nnvni a ,,alr thine rnmearrd yllh EDITOR others lothick-ski ubalc a waiting in line over an hour Svnuhman llhee. the present argument In favor t»f a tent rain. 1 There I# another, not lew weighty, ling power on the part of ttu* gov- [fiorn that of the Institution it**-If. I w hit 1*jMyTilF.fniiff"i!"ii* favbr «f the'many Coeds who would say tfo to thr 11:00 plan charge that til Die South Korean repute San lranriac.1 eiiiiom iMHirds of universities and j If ft university or rollege censors iAlruchtv. I mjr.ag«vt t(. obtain ,'»«* Unoromao they would never get any studying dime after coining in which the United Natiol eoliegeh »». tai*cd ut«wn the fart wltat ItS professorS may my. it nmeelv m va. tickets ?• 'he Jsmt-s Melton them' at that latr hour of the night If they did stay in. they tltat by extreme, .or injudleiou*. | restrains them from uttering Now the diplomat* i -*v n-.or rnnttnue. they would he interrupted hy noise of the lute jreriuitks that shock public »eid|- | sotntlHlhg that It does not up- than • lip tei Yue Thr Unite tiijenml at one l the hour ami toed* until 11 jtUMtt}, a profeswu' tun do gieat jprnve, It thereby assumes respon-■ State* hud al«t»»st i? q j • * w-i fi with isibllity .for that which it permits ! U.N for practical - pur p» *».«*• h N> Police Haiti at the end of Late pets are for special occasions they insist. Ilesulea, harm to (lie io.stitution which he is connected That w'thftm to say : it Is once again major vrhe i .the AWS would never pass such a latr closing hour so why SHue. and sometimes a professt>r j This is logical and inevitable. ! f«.i American pole •« ,r, talk about it? Hut as long as there i; discussion and Interest in the cent Iy h.iVe be* oi i thuughtlesslv does an i n J u « y j Put It i# a responsibility which nn 'ihe Marshall PUn. the Atlenii lth.it is without lustificatum If, institution of learning would liejl'uct and even thr sime.f.xrgr Frat Sina Vat Sen. who began a icvnlullun- he Wihject why isn't it brought out ami uired so u definite ary movement now diveited and publishes an article on the fu- 'very unwise In assuming, ft is'fact of Anglo-American cuoper* if eel in g of opinion can he registered. vol ruptrd. at least at the top. but tillty and hai mfuhjeis 'of vaccin- \ sometlim,s suggested that theltion. iatioii, and signs it as professor of Iprinciples are different in time of • arriving a* | not for always we hope; m F.ui - » (vrtHin university, tie leads the 'writ, thai the governing boards j "" Con flict In Imic* public to believe tliat his views thru justified in restraining j ■ the ! How's Yoir Bridge! the yoke .ait* those of an uuthorly on the | unpatriotic expressions injurious' frier just j which vvtik otKHiu/vil a* a fiw • Registration f»r thr November election* closnl «t the nation aftot the (list Wort it War Kiitiject. approved by the mstitu- I to the country Mut the university! nut. ignorant, nauscat-t It i* quite a rr<'• East Ijilining cily IihII Wnlnesilay tui.l ilur in thr compli- iiiul iauftht to its studen right m xitviN t vol rn Luckily I [ion for girl i« '* i in Pittfthurith. and »n on. with the got two a •ck. fatoil tangle nf sUlr anil filler*I law. imin.V Sl«lr stu- J sors, it ha« a duly lo du " but . many students {the campus p- »' in the tatter part of the last cen¬ ts misleading the jiuhltc *nd it is rcftponxlUJt for wha hand after f entirely iquestions-to be ,. A ■Irnts foiiml Hint tliry cannot vote. ftiuness is very j to oriac y regulations or ' According t» "tale law a person nmst be a resident of tury, and be(♦*»<« that with the which he would not do »( he gave! There U no middle In tins case it was !they could at least Michigan for six month*, and "0 days in n particular local¬ a:; inspiration jhis title in full i Either the university assui npletely A system of .enough to wait ity to vote there. However, the state law also stipulates In spite nf the risk of injury to i roaponsibility for permitting It* | trump uoiutors should be in- .if over. We hope *'r inat college student* in residence lit school do not come tiie institution, the objections to ! professors to express certain j honor ec.ur control these suppos- 'turc theyUkc then Under this category. Tliey must register and vote in their | restraint u|»on what professors J opinion* In public, or it luumn l distribution •re individualf who )them on their bcj'i jma.v say as citizens seems to mr no resp .,;.t '» can you expect : Kay. Ssk . t -»5I etudenls who live In East Isttising City Clerk Mervvyn 'place, to Impose upon the teacher (thoritie* according to the laws ^ , hkanisrr staled thai 60 per cent of thl* year's registration* strlcttona " to the land j n \ a * a have bts'ii students j ^ game-d .rossxxurd Pu/. It However, federal law stipulates that col lege students Lililr Man On Campna Our own' democracy has eon- ! lire to Is- included in the population census nf East l.att- Unually* grown stronger. nt> the : sing. The rii.v of East Lansing will receive a tax diversion , Mrvstdent jiointcd out. "because ( heck for more than $150,lHM» on the basts of this census | we never stop working for better It seems a strange irony that the elty government will 1 education for all our people, for A_/f & n «v^ Collect this increased sales lax money hy including the fair wages and l»etlor living con¬ ditions, for mote opportunities for Student body in the population census, while state luvv bars business And better lives for our these same students front the poll* has it so little of that, , Michigan's lack of depth threatened disaster today a» ' asses of rn'oplc are President Truman Conch 1 tennis Oosterbnan ami hi* Wolverines prepared for their 1950 Western Conference campaign With stout Wis¬ ind Clothing and consin Invading Saturday as lite first of six tugged loop toes. OostcrlwHt! was fined with the problem of spreading t Held." he added, his thm first string material as fat as possible ' It's about take a «<«et iai con- time—they spread other things pretty thick after the Mich- jgan State game trump win pi your partner 5 Would - Michigan State News diamond or Ltoklig Ahead hand U too sire mr Af Werlrf KUtt DETROIT Public housing mended. costs too much at present, and the high expenditures could kilt the rule program, according to federal public housing commit- today in Mokow with sioncr John Taylor Egan "Let that tba Uaiiad S'hm B;o«un« economy be your watchword." he lo tapand a»»r»Mior. . to. lar old some 800 local housing admini¬ i a Third World strators gathered here for the J7th War. Uiou*s. !»i»> hav* annual conference of the national who started the Frank Kiuu association of housing officials. tJK • " M Iff * Iff A ft STATt Mi W8 Hannah, AWS Confer Horrent Name Given fUmaty L\ UroiifM . C'SF To Give AI Danee [furninn Pox Social KWf: (01 KTKAIJ In Union 5 hin,Mv in tliinklnif At People'* Amy .lirklintf, Itcaflmrti Ll .trwiirth uKuinut Tht» ChriyU'tn Student Founda¬ nu|)hiimrtuini«it» wwm tion wilt M|H)n«pr a box social to* \i'h( Hull. ijiifHii by Iii'ii 11 Kr- MSC "f >'jf- flafftltlh s tHlk "0* ytigit .if 0, in the social hall at Pec pies' church. ni'xt I,. Anthony of the School ■ .I Amliulliiii? during the Inter¬ Kwnday evening the foundation im''Ion o| Hi" lluivent Hall laat | wilt hold u Mtn.iwit h hour ut rt night " t.|iie«Jentatlv«*ff p.m., to he. followed by Campus The wiilPforinHl affair was lie. WfllWrTl AV«|)er8 at 7. At Campus Vojpcrs, the Hrv, dorjtdtqr|fMh ticitrgi U Vollins. of the llaptut j •lei Ihi'jLJ-M University pastorate at the Unif versify of Wisconsin. vylll .peak i mi "The l»laee of Iteligidti hi ur imi t was made up Vprnrnlallv" "I wi.ronT« State University " Ann Arbor soph- talk I* I'rr.M.nl »hn A. llaniMli after a dUriwkinti A song fest will he held in the je,| i,v Mm ,M, rMrrr|,j u,,rld fain. The «|» arr i.l.mnhm m -second llpor lounge of People* hi.Hint. .urh ril.r»..lmi. church «t B p.i'ti. StihdHy 'J? WH artlvltlr. "Vl"' prr.hlr.,1,r"Hannah: *?T."" hoarri "»M aw fat MrKrnH'ii. lllea fc.r»k» a.llvlllr. At the Student Forum, there ward will be a discussion between the secretary; and Sue Vferruuati. <1 heiunion rtinimitlrr r»MIr¬ ian. fI'liotn liv Saltv Jours). Kovorind .Colliits and the Kffvei- end Hoy Sohmmm from fJrnnd Town frills Slate Alpha (lii's Union Term Party For November Finally Mara llaase Am* f Irk tin* Dearborn sophomore from West f.andnn. *it* In sine at (he Harvest Itall after brine mannedHarvest tfuern l»y Iktii truest I.. Antliouv of the Hrhool of \arirulture Ifer Mttrriinun. court is Heft turl(ht). sally ffihnii, Ann Arbor Fads Ifave •fnriuta when piutein that. I not her Portia Church i!ij Sin ial ( in ail thinking of public East lann.HirtK e*te u»g in them for ♦» feel thut they Hill# Hike .ne Kor Sunday the various hiikiii f lub '•c a man—club will lliiwi'.ii, la Sl. I liitmun V<|iiiiM- I .iiliolir Clinri'li '• Indian Hill*. tiers have beer Im Alpha Tin We present ear Fine House get men (Upside «f not downstairs w are fixing th« Keepsake cajie, the soronfy regular aft- their house is fine And then fin Sl'AKTAN ('HKIKflAN IKI.I.OWSIIII' lafr-Vanilr 'Slanner Sunbak 79.95 Values Sec this beautiful genuln^ registered Keepsake Diamond King at our store today. W« ywail be happy to show you Final i'rrahv lerun Church this and many other beautiful (HUts a at C hestnut Ht. Keepsake styles. Kcrocoibcff, when you buy a kitptakc, you buy the best. WEAR Economic Forum 'Big Ed' Kelly, Placement Office flISC Sub-Stations Chicago Boss, Lack Dies Suddenly Of C Carry On Research rhlc»*0 - *tatluii*. They are Inmteii nt Smith He had gone there for a per¬ fourth of t ! Ilnven, rirnnd 'Itapid*. Nike iodic checkup and had Just told French Line City, mill in the ntlln nt upper I'hnthnoi mul Dunhnr. The station at Smith Haven has penln- tp4 my • doctor: "I never felt better In life." Kelly was Democratic national ployment f*»r tht If cards In addition Holds Reds given its name to a variety of; peaches, the "Haven" which was leveloped there. The station is committeeman from Illinois and the brains of the.old Kelly-Nash possible Jo jrge service (lliina IVol Chicago machine - one that used At Delta engaged in horticultural research. In addition to peaches, studies nre to grind out half a million votes for any man "ttlg Ed" okayed. He. was mayor of CJdcnfeo bom students Afraid? Somi* student* miiy Might ft, U.S. IM|» Kxpe. tr.l * Graham station is. also a j 1M.1 to 1047, ». t4-year stretch I hut their wcHolnsfir- n , Peace In IniliM-liiiM horticultural study point. The] the nation's second Inrgest city, here Is mostly In apple re-. He was an •'audacious political master whn rarely made a had SAICION, Vietnam. fndorhlnft I .ake City station J.n for potato (A*l - SfflHnticil French forrcs id poulltry research. Dnke'City ! dug in with heavy armor today between Houglpon l.ake and In 1046 he did that When they along .the Rwl Hlver delta while Cadillac In the renter' of the stale what degre< told him he couldn't win a fifth totnfof cements wore mobilised to bolster now position* for it stand M? Upper » peninsula has a ell- differential with the smith M Savs l'H My lie Straight?* term and lie might take the whole ticket down to defeat with him. added I against Communist-led Vletmlnh he retired and helped elect Demo¬ iph* with . Forced mil of five front lor post* the prime Interest of the station Wifi ItilVmcss James Mellon Admires crat mayor Martin II. Kennel I v. helped quash Dictates kcllv tlcs He by MrrnRihpfiH Vletmlnh force*, d for the special problems | Siiarlan Music Building -„l lirDlB- ,i|||m»lol, tin* French were aligned In open President Truman wi country on the northern rim of tion at Philadelphia in the delta, with the hocking of III MtHV I.HMiltaV ftecently he had he tank*. artillery mid planes, — Military sources disclosed that, :> hearty IwiitilnhHki'. n vttiro whith rlnitit for reelection alert orders are" being sent to i thi- in .Inmet. Mi'tlnll.. French Army reservists in Indo- ij*t preceding hia concert Thursday eve- «»f Metropolitan 0|n»ra npoko happily (look To Speak ar IrnmedlateJy upon publication of a mobilization rail. I — - about bi« wife and four ittuT The French administration al¬ half-year-old daughter. ready is mobilizing all male elv- Mellon Songfi "They're home on our farm At Soil (ionvo tieut," he .miid. Then Thrill MSC straight''" . wFiT ft Mi Melto; (While the French tiliting their force* (loncerr I'ans entirely .favorable set vat ion Detroit, ( t*4nkK l.cfore the cl dtp I ,.|l«iphong^4he pig'ttrnm was being expanded am Audi- beautiful," tt^eicrated The French aircraf Trlh IK 1i carrier Dimude is expeeted I gulps of ddckj here soon with n shlpmen attend the conference ot| United Stales navv type Hell ler HotaTlttU Trtieas- Cift fighter planes. (Sen mi western diplomats sat« tt*4 birftle for foptrol of Nortt Iddoctjoa will d«q*end on the out Want To S/n'oh Arabic? colleges, the I^'ii'lcrs of industry, US farm organizations department land-grant of ngrirul- and .•iinr l>t IIh> racf between thi gtiiw «I • |* MSC ( lab Oiicns (lass |speak, j State College Dr. It L. Cook, Michigan and, scientist, will equipment- si»eak Friday morning Oct. 27 and i* forced t«> fall H« MtKlitM I' I I I I I It j If ill will preside at the Friday A beginnor'a courne in ctmverMuliittiiil Aral I Kettering of Gneral Motors will irnniyeU Wednesday night in rtaun 11D "i Hm speak. The in open to ntiitleutM and hunting « Sahri Uaoof, prenUleul of Arab rluh, 4 iily plained that the cInni uif,- Krgifttrution PHONIIN y#k-tht'uugh not permanently net up ImmI ! tiaq, Weilneaday an previoilaly an-! Hanoi lb ... Breaks Kecord -East ta»nuing registration ZOURAD 10 to II CAMPUS nouueed herauae only a do/, of Hong tifirmalion h >ott* that V people ottemterl the meeting SMurtenls To I ectuir this ypiu, according to Met' i-iiii fart. MO CLASSIFIED outpaced \g Hoard Review* NOW SHOWING 2 FREE STATE THEATER /om.n o! Dit.nct PASSES FIND YOUR NAME C.oiilruver»ial Kan I .(Continued from Page t> IN A THEATER CLASSIFIED (in July the Hoard )6*ued it* «* Iit Han politics decree to the fa.c- lb, M*.«< A WOMAN Of DISTINCTION AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE SERVICL A, \he A,A Hi* meeting Monday tljr chapter ceded to empower li# j ron. >ALr. IS.17 Tudor m I WELCOME ±r:\. TAT SE Abbott Cull 1-IttT ' aa j CONE ON « ;■ A qt|e»!.«r t dm; SUM' jlKrwro Open I? 15 1 G(mhI btKE*11 rchabU^'tf^^- IO. .A.IlCULAIl Bf«.dv—Ron,—CootiM AWTIIB ' ! ' 1:11 - 7:21 — k)l tir*». M»1 id 31 IB Ibckoty L*n*. • ASK VOu* i ; ' _?l ( norution pt | Louis Laundry and Dry Cleaners BETTY 6RAIU ron 1-d-Htr l-h 3 0311 sAir h«drmi.«tK i«tt oM»n»..t..i» l.tatrr -.vo I*.' ja . ] Hoeflinger Baking Co. Acroii hoin Stat* TKmI* "Wr Clean with Cirr Eymtldog Cou Wear" ( n.V|'nt|rrf''ua.it ' " THY CHAR! 11 t}. ' DAN DAIIEY food hatr « a«- ■ *m UACTIKLOIl IHMM.Ks — ICtrrylhinu thoroughly 1I0S Abbott It I Ipeyffert Say * wMshfd and fluff •dried. Shirts, wi\ and haiidki-r (mr WIN"Kr..,e.h s.o~~r'^r:\ .•■rV!L2',:- thirls earrfulh finishetl. Mmd arg> \v* Hprcuilly * ' s ^cxerRftN'»;• included for » •«*• •* ' r » i urv RlU.rTTfNuit hV* no* '• '' """" *•"" •"Ki| s ISO t handled. j J lent tiie» Ph Jerry N-»2T J i lo H •• """u ! z'xfX: ;5 the Best of CHiobrr We Will 4»i\ Ntt nrs i '' flniahed IJr ** i V.^,,MtTrr* i ,1' | " W5A { I- • J> ' " j 25% OFF HOUSING beforB^U^r ' Jlhe 1 riritdh iln All Laundry and Dry Cleaning. x JL ' Tono m.le. pr | "kiiui'rd ALL WOIIK IHLNK KliiICT'DKHKIN K.VSTT.ANKTS(5 EMM-OYAAPNT TyrEAt "«S To* jtsr"" T,T,r~i F«« SAii, -c" CARTOON NCWS i Wceed • U ' I i <11 I'll;* >*;• .rttimi, 'J'I ^VVYWVWy%VN\VVVW%V\V TgAtlt»N> .1 t.tn, , ( ~ ~r:I A NN Ti l) tur l ap* • • WOLVERNf •-*11 117 L Ka •«-» « ^ TOM & JERRY LOST AND FOUND HEWING i fin" ^WANVTV • "J' \jTr . J.. Tun ^.«V .at |.„ht I rev dark ,v . i>t> isaos" "* ""JJ ! PERSON 4 ArPOIVTME v MenUficatlun r 'J t ! 'Jn< 1 •31 - 1 cn at Hkrka St'.•: • 0-. IO|4! ttOURS |j*y w ( - ^ HAYJIDE j 4 « rariui e fun |*t» 4-5: ;'i t „ * | J4 Vrt'-.-iT'^rvi' ' WtiltRma and FOR SALE ; N'"u' WtHiaww a I shuffle board »•■'* * ^■TO-'-AEg |w^. r , i miv Dntc*ln | C ABINtrs CUN uni'i Spartans will, set away [ Fred Heheiuk threw four touehilown phases, two of which I were cunght or Bob Wishert a* Hlgma Nil rolled to »n r*f advantage in experience over The big gumo nf the week-, 1 'lax whou they' tiflver,'f»T .'tit-fl victory over AF.PI, ' """ 1 1 the Bnckeyeu, This will lie the i "1,"r end—ii* fur u* unbeaten .ml ^ "^yW Stud-tuns second meet of the | r.iitnlnl.i ('III gullied n Hfl-0 in*.the runaway contest. ! triumph oyer I'l Klippli Mil. with Spence Smith runnthg for tintttHi tf'iinvg is cotuTrnml— | phnty nf llirwork* in promised cross-country season, Iwvnu'. »'l ' < field cQmblnn- pop* up tonight in ffouston ttlmrtied Purdue her? lust week. .AH Itulph Itaiirnmi. stole the show two touchdowns, and Frctl dwfles ,it the qiiarcr- |he mo! i-d lulu touchdowns, pusslng for two more. Will I,rray Crime at when pow#rflil_Snulhi,i'n Mrlhii- n.ii on ions i tins smothered AOH 30-7 Ted Me- h 11 p unbeaten Kentucky I 11,\| Rallies lichn'r fill Itotl Week (or the Alls i Tl minis fl-0 ul the hnIL Ttlelu score. <*• ' XI iKiuniTd lun k In win, ll-«, us Frank Kanrnakl. hard drlphiti. T* 1 III,lis All,.i seined Iwire lute tn ,hi showed a well ted- of tlir mrn Mfile Mutt*'* grid ' II- sum" Mill Smith link ,. inc., »«e*d attack lu overpower. Ueltu der» havr la alan today til their If,,,,,, SO, J UK fur the lone The outrun,e wos never I yi\j |,i|iv m douUt once Delia I In started and tleurgin meets Methodist. the JMatp at Raton Rouge lit hern ruiiferenee will Mil Kappa Trni devastating p; several von OR Mural Schetlule ea n. hmv Maryland, the stack* up in the fiini* the higge'Ht Wisconsin Out WINhA*. IM.T. 23 riAimr rir.l.li To Trip U.of M. White third nf- A M Hawaii vs Rlrd !>•■< llartiitdp lett Kappa Slu- u.,rlln« slan*l-;y;jj Farmhaase ys. phi Keaae Oklahoma ho I,ns connect- i Tea ave Ci'go pitched t<» Tom ui 33 attempts : |:|t Newman *s. f!»P Frank j liftS Matte Matte vs. Hnwer , and | TOITH POOTRAII. PIM It ,' i l*hl luckle | * M HawUnd vs. Rtaworth e.ttlt lengue curd, .•specllvely. in-|7:M Hedrlch vs ' Heal JI3.000 i« expected M ell and Jnhn I s is n/.V vs. Itelto Hliait PI . Muh . us Mit hi- | R:SS tllrry v«. Aahrr ^ right nldojtLfi will iiiink h%hmi%m. rir.i.n ,.t tin* other «:«0 Rh »i, M s ,,ii i»r Di»rnr!t:t5 Wrlla va. Oakaata 0:10 Ntllcl v«. Of. Marauder* v.\**mr nmvi: in ik r; of i'„ Un«in« I.' KitltiiistHi'* Sijh Sforf 11-1 Mi in 'MURAL nithern Cnl- AT SIDELIGHTS PROBST BRIM n»g imiiMfin T80IY jit^ioomington Iniliuiiii llurriiTs V* i factory Ixport nsnli gut two hits in n he' plate while l«urr,v To Dimomlriti toy Cain pane I la were Califu j attempts. "Smbaim 'Mr. Outside Suys Pro Kail More Diflienlt • I Kitttlltull Enjo<* Ifour dgmtte! Enjos teJt* ling fcUcro ♦Kht aomttws bj^t ptried imUnta add rich taste in on« gnat cigarette - Lucia* Strila! P&rfect mi/dness? You let. Scientific teats, confirmed by three independent consulting laboratories, |irove that Lucky Strike is mildei than any other principal brand. Rich fasfe> Yes, the full, rich taste of truly fine tobacco. Only fine tobacco gives you lioth real mildness and rich taste. And Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. So enjoy the happy blending that com¬ bines perfect mildness with a rich, true tobacco .taste, lie Happy—Oo Lucky) m.MAstac II Micklsen (Mr liy ipacial arraagsatenta with lbs asnufacturar wa will has* a Shavaaauvr j today SWEETEST BAY! espsrt in our store for I him demonstrate Shavt- I masssr on alt typaa of / beards, tea for your- / , her bouquet of Roses •«lf bow fate and / $ clean it shaves. If / " I'KUU $2'30 Iter Ihrten RM KESEL FLORIST LS/MF.T Probst Drug to ( icrou from Vnimn) or Phoac 8-1519 Toastiiiaster Communists Patronise State News Advertisers Call Convo On (Germany role. The Czechoslovak News agency _ , Ln h»> I and the Moscow radio announced LluOrimi' Michl* the meeting tonight. It was call¬ L|»t niny B«k. ed by the Soviet Union. L «hut • "ml 1 Molotov, a Soviet deputy prime minister long out of the Kremlin L|y .ur.'.l f»r «w limelight, apparently Is acting as fvinir fumiliw*. Th Soviet foreign minister at the L c-. That » meeting. Andrei Y. Vlshlnsky, L f„r about 6*~|'wr who si icceeded Molotov? as fore¬ ign minister March ft*. .'194th ia lialp I'lpnrtmrnt L „f Inst month t tlmia nvarintily inrrlin* in Npw Lnt iivrrrhitt'ilwt. York. | that thry lotiir i Tltrl o wrrit ' ii'tirati'd rr(KH tv L,.itt« knit bad to last August that MolotoV was Vis¬ Lr wnril*. MichiK iting Peiplng, flic capital of Com¬ munist China, for a conference on [• «.tv arra in Asian affairs. A Japanese anil* LcIoiimt Hnrmitm Communist organization in Tokyo Etra hiiculri'ii at ml frrMdittrat the Worst flea ft h r««fr»enre dinner In the Pittas said, without confirmation, that Molotov was talking over with la*"! night was t . V lUlhril. dlreelor of the MM' e«M»peratlve r%< Chinese Ited leaders an invasion trnsloii service, (Photo hv furrow t. of Fornfisa. Chinese National¬ ists in 'Jpipei, the Formosim cap* : Itnl, s»/l Korea was a topic. Thf.v Ili'ii Itli Session ( '.lows Totlay i ' salt! wissia and Ited China had agir^l to rush IMMHtO Chinese Ited^troops' ami Hussion armor to After Tiro Day Conference i N.^lii Korea if United Nations ! fo/ces crossed the URth-paraliel. Nriirl,' :1M i.... . WKAIt | *1\'Mv U N forces have since cross- ■ Iwl that Imundary • and are now jinking deep Into North .Korea, | against limited resistance. BEFORE Y01J SMOKE THEM Lie. a leader in Ike f ...you can tell Chesterfields wilt smoke milder, Ui, number 40 if ( 4THOI.lt FACP1.TY because tobaccos that smell milder smoke milder. L ili 1 hat ratintf t AMI! (iWAlK I Mate Ciovemr Social get-together for-Catholic faculty members and graduates AFTER YOU SMOKE THEM kvholc problem c Tuesday, fi p tn. Newman hall. tislature tinnnimo naii.ino pfph ...you have no unpleasant aftertaste. Eon I ..Hid issue prt Mem Iters of the Sailing club Ihts Proposal So. should meet Sunday, I 30 p.m.. at WHILE YOU SMOKE THEM you get more pleasure than •the west entrance of the Union [fund< through In building for pleasure sailing. any other cigarette can give you — that's wliv millions of l.lttpptta) fariltt.|9i KPANTAN HIVliN smokers my: THEY SATISFY. Iganiicd oppositiu ( WAIT (iJtOPP r. Kveryone seems The Spaitan Wives craft group I as thev are for given this will inert 7 .in p.m. Monday at ihe club home, I.anything about MIRKSTItV rtCH [have present CO The Forestry club will hold n meeting i»t V o'clock. Tuesday, in |The PJIMts were bed with an all-o t he " Forestry c a hi 11. PI TAP WtflMA [to think about tl «- left Fast tensing for Pi Tail Sigtna wilt hold a meet¬ |years no largc-i ing in the reading room of Olds %*kta Thursday hal). Mutidji yet"? p.m •parable situalmt Jaw Kn-iliii • ! id. nt iwvdjf wet c»n Ayncultur ; iri»ti|i ! »h.«w mrnti j'j.-t !>.u potential » ■ n . it i/i»n in "Inker 'tar «i • wry 10 |> mi .,! .Ii.i.riitr il I • ■1 ■ • -I'.'iul pa Ih.' MirhiK ,tk'— thl' (Ilk rmation a bo ; • thai aim •tifution* in - Also, ha •ipi.'ii by me t icum tell in » mental ! »i'h huma ■ •il a firat •>(! obtai ■ I 'I. meeting Am una mail Becie n-'. '{ , lann have hiirh bull mi alvle »ith tuto W illiam Di •Iren's and a bail thai wrap- '* agreed to 1 middle or .laya at hnm> <)»*; .inform lu vd >alin lined and vnml lined. Navy, nudr. t'"" * burnl brick; *i«ta 10 In tfMwIfDballl* ik JUr iu tonne* "untntou ikiii of iu« i ivlly cullcgiiitr BIRDSEYE VIEW... NEW COATS FOR TEENAGERS * perma #tm.«|4w«r. when the gang gatlsr}* at^umk kvcolt) lUn..a t i»la ge4vih«- tdll. Foi bete, as in college hautds t itns)M«-»CuU