3 m ■■A peer Home Lacks SpirM Be U Stadium, 4:30 Today font For Proper WKATHKK: re Of Patients (north lit • CLOUDY- AND WAKMKIt; IIM.H 66 vlttl MSC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION l« VOL. 37 334 SUnsINC. MICHIGAN Ki;iDAV,"'t n, stlVVK MANBMWPm it tlie for another to receive cure at the La- llmm' „v, «•"' Training 8choi. That phrare i. (statement. It I* almide fart. no Largest Thin Year , .,iv .iluiiit 4IH1 ruatodial cases wail inn (0 | specr. These persons are untrainahle. They nsliinl,0 Ml,nv t» feed them", uiferm the elementary tnslis connecleit with „,„rr already la ovenrowdeil hy :t7 percent. Seme ; of these mental deficients in t.n|H-er are of ■inters i v pe. There is no place to put any more so Down Irish itnm panic with 4«hth kjh-s on. • Hotel (lliief Troop* C.rrns Taction# Hirer I'lirzN-1 >r Vlorp tnm Mory was explained in a matter-of-fact way Itehn, Sil|ierintendent of taiprer. lie doesn't' Tells Growth \ I'nimi lUmrd Cry To Rise can't do anything almiit it. Installs TV lull he do anylhiiiR further. We've made every ef- On Campus i-annet for as many patients as possible." the super-, Of Industry ¥ For Nl) Come ,t declared. MfUr football firrt* will be abb* Miiiiii. S«|tiii«l. Iliinil iplained that if a mentally deficient trainable per-; I .ill,- |'«. Minimis. til view the Statc-Notre ■ O.mir 'I'tt lliglilight 1'i-le i,v,l ailmittanea it could lie arranged almost im- Kaeiiltv \t game Siitm HiiV afternoon on t«) le- :v The waitinir list on that itroup has la-en caught V-lftlnit M da." the doctor said. A new case is admitted bv T JloiTTTrtivt mart, prexideht one of a similar nature moves on Avernye xf 'h. Antfttciti Hotel j4*sKtci*ti«n. it tar at latpeer is 16 years and nine months. *! tbr Atniujtl lloat'tl U.tv banquet. ji,itiy«ts at laipeer are of a different type than Huh ;r.an. wealthy west const wseriia'd at the Ypaitant! State hospital f.>r the fwitel (V|»ei«tt«, told ?00 students 'Vets will be iiistulleil about noon ; v ill Thcae |Hl -t pointed out. * * * * ROK Troops Tibet Invasion On, Frosh Cast tier of fact, half of the deficients at l.apeer ro¬ il causes other than those of known family ohar- Hit Chinese j Red 491 Ballots iicmrdinir to Dr. Helm. These causes include lilumii diseases like measles and whisiping coiiKh. Capitals Say In Primaries a i.ukyround of mental delleienev aide to strike : >, Dr. Helm drew n picture of inadequate facili- Boundary I.Wear-Old Spiritual Leader tntrodiuM e must put up with. UN Forces Krurh Vows IN'terminatiun To Collins, Ooliling*. i".. recreation rooms and "all available space" Fight utiiited to house patients. "We haven't put two Kzlgr Of Vain Kivcr I'otl Most Volfs e lied yet," the doctor added, Nlnv HKLHI. I in I la —(T^i—X OKTnmw- fummuiusl "liber- uy condemned as a fire harard has I sen con-1 XKOt.'I., Korea ~i»<~ Smith atinn" army hns crosscij * dispuleil front in /.upe and knifed ! Student council president Mtunlunits announced that the '.n imrquartera for ST crippled b<(.vs. The space »iir..ni,™i- ; | Into Tibet, dispute lies from Calcutta and various communist Warren (Ilobl Howne ly may bring the biyge.-d tin take more than 20 normal hoys, Ur Hehn said.' .line Vslu river bonier ot Chi-| , _.. . i capitals declared yesterday. Keith l„ their eampctlte.. distanced t»f Hie year Mr urged eve'i * * * * J Manchuria at nne ptdnt late ■ ... (It U'HM HUnuUlittHl ill rtM-l f,rKhman plimaiies yesterday ■ •I fire'there proliald.v would Ih> ST fatalities, Thursday In the stiengtbenuu: I (Kk(IS pinir TuOHtlity thltt Much lin in- move into Una! election i iiinpaiaii Students • vpert slowly atated. lie pointed out similar | albevl 4*!nn|M»ign to end the wai by ^ vmhUui hud iKfii crtlerctl " for frcHhman president iM.ted In two condemned farmhouses ocuniying all Komg captured 147 of the total of 191 - 1SS crib cases and another "a) crib cases, A* re|M»*ti of nrw-bnmtl bitter (lompluiuts free the 3,000,000 Inhabitants" (Tibet, a primitive, prleitp-rtiled votes east. Stack house polled 73. would be leveled in 15 minutes, aeeordinf licit resictafitu canio from witle- isolated by the Himalaya*, Only about 10 per cent of the Get Action i land iiny clan* voted. nationwide .itt *pread area*, authorities gave dif¬ and to "utienutlian the national erintrndent. ferent atawtfi to these que*tM>n*i In the vlre-prexidentinl race. probably be thn ; western Frontier* of China." The anlenabie condition exists in the l.apeer Ohil- 1. Will American and Hiitisli "Jell" Dobht-it placed fiist with loathe Micbigai \ asalgnmetit was teported given the ;It now holds 2t0 baldes but was designed L'onnnunwralth tiX»ci|» push all the Nit'lViiully (Vriml 1 second Chinese field army.) 107 votes Ken Spark* finished a ..a half that number. way to the border m supimrt of S'l For ltis|H-rliiiii Though some military authori¬ strong (Ininii second wiiwrl with 105HIS Sue Suv (ml in at of those conditions brines up the question in our individ - (he Korean Republican force* *1 Wi'iivcr mill Oiih Kiiiit.wu.Kl uctury Hum .ilii ties have cxpicsscd skepticism hull CM luntti- the iihk of (tangei'uu* internal ion- , were third ami luuitli willi M Ik are such things allowed to exist?! The 1-pehnIty \ about a Chinese invasion of Tibet . . Mjcral welfare, al incident*? Al» and 111, respectively. n rhunce to turn they grew before the citizenry fully understood 2. Have Chinese Med troop* porn* at thl* time because of wintry con¬ flint cliiilce tor Merelury wa- '"""f" » dition* setting in neroR* the Tlbi?t- ficsnce. gone to the aid of ttie disovgiin- Welt* | ***•" nil highland*, the Calcutta new»- Rue Henderson wltti 133 ballot*. '' 11 , Hiding* the < list .a pic. the luipccr State Home and Training l/e«t Nvirtli Korean .communist j pUU!lf. 1 i. j- ■ * a i •• 1111" • 1 . , , ... „ Her closest 4' ! PHP^f Statesman said a Chinese Smith, who (limbed seenn«I with . . , i.i rival wax Hnthnra fonndwi in 1*9S. Michigan's citizens probably fighting force? j i was pro|»o*cd by Mis. • 11 ' *Ml % vat,gU#rr| w,,* reliably reported 93 \ otes prnud of the r„«w institution at the time. The Seventh Ilcghneht km,in. Wells liouae— f well Inside Tibet, rdily a day's Sue Collin* |m|led 213 | ^ trt.'ir 1IW .I'llcgr noiri south rw.vp*. Sixth division, ... march from Neiwutsl fltlwoehc) in the campaign for treasurer to • . " win over highly ♦ * * * .ii its -Per attending the Cab- rCwtj„ Per thn border town of Cho- I mother. The plan woulU.be m and about 500 miles northwest of finish ahead of John CJiddlngs, j r *' laid month. The cav- later, nine of the original patients ary -till State Hotel tonven nt 3 50 p m Thurwlay (2;30 J effect for two weeks before the Lhasa, the capital. who took 151, Kaye Puiigbuin r"! ' 11 "k,,tl 34-7 (ihack at ot.ably sitting in the same rocking chairs,' l»r ''the y hands . u( '' Maryland three STATE NEWS reciter at a m Thuraday CST) r; and sent1 (»• - . _ council and standard* com- drew III. t Ill-llrimed Itordrr irked. ixport. "I have heard so the MSC hotel aehool trol* three mile* north to the j decide on permanent rule*, The Held wa* narrowed to two The details, conlaiiM'd In a di!K in llic Will, hall r«|.i»»rnuii(r- vvcek* ngest patient at the Home is two weeks old and a'ou! bunndrfry-making Y.lu Hvcr | ,lTWd||)(( |u „rlcn AWS patrh from tlie Statesman's cor¬ A This Korean ItepunUcan force ; .. . . campaign. Gregory ouldrew Cur- football team. Hp Hal training of the mentally deficient is an ever ha,I marched ZO mil*, a ««g«r ! jmUvrery hoard pr«..|*nl respondent at the northern Indian tin by two votes with u 31 vote approximately »' day without opiwaiUon. ! T»« Housr mreling wa. . idled city of Kalimpong, indicated the * p,(;d. total. Well* resident* tast a total , ■ ( hfinled inA leu »g ■ ■ No one can predict front which family the viinguaid v«s peitiaps inn rruies of 200 ballot*. fortunate child will arise. Michigan State stu- Hri>c.»!ed ,e(mr1, that U.S. iUHl 'ni"lw , ' "lrlh west of the ill-defined border be¬ , i iosfitng rbi Soul Hi id'h cumm.mwr.1th traup. |w"aItira given during ruum - tween China's Sikiung province Tbi! total number of ballot* Hat in day morion later married life are not exempt, would .lop » mile, ur SO mde. [ *»»«," '» f tr.trel varlici tin* wtwk ngjiim.i and Tibet. \ ' raid in the frosh primary was , crowd of 50,000 thn needs help to meet his problem. ... . , only about sixty per cent of the ' pu? |Ke game. game Tomorrow: "What Can He Hone." 7 mi. ' ,h~' «*""«•»' i blanket late minute* given tut ,„kt toll In III -he waid and m- wethrr in The government of India, a Ih-II- fall 1949 total - - - ~ many moves intended II II |*/|*j#|«|||i olrerine ™H iiirls Col. Noble J. Wiley. Jr. U.R , PHKSIIItN I j givnlual |*naltle* tui unmade lo restore (teaee to Asln, tide- Warren Howne. 147. Keith uta. Eighth army public ur forma (itai i NEWS Bund Uniform ttlc 1 a officer, said: "United Nation* • ^ gg Rewktcnl* fence*, including UK. troopa, have.i ^ |M,|| pf the 44 undents «*f graphed it* ambassador In Hel¬ Stackhoose. 73. Cliff Hlakemoie. '|» ping for full. Information—and in i 54, John Attfl, 53. Alan Tel tel. 31, To V | f# Invade fill lllll Men's * the meantime sat tigbf. : Craig Ackerrnuh, .lU 'Mob (JnfTm. authority to oprratc anywheic m • |t« waul revealed divided opm- Petition in Dorms I hnrsdoY UonilS III BRIEF Grtinp , ..trl y Korea that Ihe tactical nlualum ittn% on ,pc dictate*. While t>a- Eighth at my ; houae rule* of Ilk* doini'* ttccauae of \Yell* We rannul act on mere new*- |38. Joe llurba, 14*. Ilaiold Galb. 13; Kb hard Sylvia. 7; llelh Hegk. The slta-lly »t. Readv Today •eld *dl not comment on future plan* 1 division Into ward*, coun.xrtors 2. movement*, it will VII I. mi.Alllk.Nf the own » do,. ur • in»ict.'i of bouaemothei* 'heck f rre From ( bin* Jell D<>bben, 107; Ken Sparks, terruptcd Th«» i ammonHrr Ke<1 within vnurity limitation* the lo- roorn*. A Tibetan delegation left New Mtd cation of ground U.N. fwrrea una- Wells' resident* felt that if put 105; Sue Weaver, 91. fhek Kings- "Wolvrrou • the drive. ... an excess pro- *T^rerc will he legislation m- »u Tabulation* from this ciucMiuu- i of the Union. j Dr. Hans l#. Lcouliardt, profes- -Three who ore really «sur«»t. Chairmun of Indiana'* Voting | »f history. pulilical—icktKS,- 1 ed iu the band jr.il.xrn frc ordmg to a Hatenemhip study Hillbilly and poular music ran because the rescin rh showed that uairc are not complete as yet. -.adc by Dr Duane L. Gibson of second to classical or aaini-cbMi- since busband* return- to work Two other listening preference- Hrnhibitionist*,- mmer tcccfitTyTand history of civiltxation at | ahouU applr ~ d*v«rt.T!eot of sdpjoiogy *nd re.scarcheji are being conducted completed a Ifip around Hie world | Michigan State College, has been [The committee.»V.I con»ut : s" t 'Vt tM To4oi ' througii alumni and other groups with his wife. He i* also treas- i recently ivamed an honorary » ' 1 all-colktc reprtMmUt. e. so thut not only one section of urer of the Labor Right* society ; mcatusi. oi. tuii U»banv -Cmtnty Z-NFICM Research questionnaires have «WIIW [ one st idrrt council memfcer nvaried by WKAR to listen- listeners will be represented. of Ukj University of Chicago.. jDar a^ovUtrou. Thi» Will he a rcjl -■ - tv ' tlie luiic.c ' ttaiuheut. cooel j-ael CAMPUS Plight of Michigan's Inndequntedly cured for mentally Reader CLASSII III ha* been the tuple of a series of articles thl* week In NMltmi riir. »:*•? I the STATU NEWS. Kunninr of the series caused • few raised eyebrows. An Criticizes WASHINGTON —The SUprcrne IOUII Is expected aonouncy PHONE IN YOU« AO » II Miiiimam ck«,,„ £5 IbcwMcnt Truman mM« a shut Monday wWther it (Sift V'snf u 10 to II I to J • ar lew: I dey, Mc. j J occasional "What's that doing in the STATE NEWS?" at- — titude also rose 'to the surface Asia Policy .,t A.'uertt art iin #lhe United ri at ions yest en lay firi an appifreitt itvww «f thfl wivUIIwi oi- the coimnu0lJ»t» on charges of I 1511. Ot. 26» «*e deyi, ||.J5 J. The series was run and will Is- culminated tomorrow c0ort to get 11 top KiiHsia back down to advocating the overthrow of thc; a price rise now eofiftMeration of atnyrfic control* stabilization r»hd RATES 11^ wcew el IS. 3-. m, J Adults rTlft ~ wlt| thu hies that college .student* are adults who must face the problems In this state.. . . . BrifTOft llfKardifig your editori.nl uikI dew moment. government by force. If it re¬ fuses, only a few minor legal "V FREE"VrATE ,T HEATER PASsS Hpenklrtg on the non-partisan step* remain before the prison ■ l!p«n receiving that white seroll called ajliploma after mark advocating preventive w Mather than these loralired w rjteaslon of the »n?fitvlxa!lrm'« fifth doors ppen for the Red*. Ten «>f FIMP yPIJR NAME IN A THEATER r ^ four years of study, earh graduate will find he Is auto¬ causing a "first class neuron birthday, the president named no them got five years; one got three '**** ' matically thought of as a leader In the community. As a among the Amerieao people, t names; but reiterated Amerffft s - NOW SHOWING man or woman "with higher educaton" his or her opinion firm t»elief that Hu&slii was fore- nwnr of. preventive war is a sympt '711 OCEAN DRIVE will be valued of our existing "first class nei NEW YORK T; Few college students find time to do much thinking fwl»M~"perhaps even a psycho I.AIIO ft WASHINGTON -John b »- i ' O rjncJ Jfofln'; ,J fortunately such idle chatter about Issues beyond the campus scope. They should. as yet restricted 13 those sen i* is quietly waiting to see er Phillip Murray will b«? practical hvnf household /jphris'tmaa y»W PAWS ARE AT THE STATE Ut //', rJ The mental health problem Is one Chut not only may af¬ year! on They ftitdf that ' 9 12 ' S MONDAY-EPiDAy- 1 fect every student personally but also Ida or her parents are hard to get, peopb of future families. lengths to buy .them t Mental Illness or deficiency Is not a disgrace. "Crazy" automotive people arc those who had the same problems to solve as anyone else. They solved their* In an unaccepted or Il¬ * logical way. . Good Dependable Used Gars Thfy must lie helped. They have been forgotten in Mieh- lignn for alsiut Un years, Mental health workers didn't forget them. Rather It was the citizens of Miehlgan, whleh At Prices You (Jan Afford!1 includes many of the parents of MHC students, whleh forgot this group. HOICK HI I'KR. itin sf.it \ s Most thinking people agree that the pathetic situation must gc corrected. The big problem Is whose pnckcthook dohceiixi'RV i.inkh. nit slims Radio. Healer. Nice Running I'ar. ale I'rice Sir, A sensible eidutlnn will he tip fur approval of the voter* this Nov. 7 That I* Proposal No. 2. It is a hood Issue pro- j PI.YMOImTItEl.l!XK, I «M I S Lit t N _ Ipoaal for lti5.IHHI.lHtO for additional mental atu| Til ho*-, New Petal Jnh, Radio. Renter, Clean C Soviet pita I fai-i lit ' i «ky, ■ In the lert. Through the issiinnee of the bond*, the cost of Hie inly the day ineeded strnrtnrrs will he apreud to the citizen* of the fit-' DLDSMOIIILK •?#;, ten SEDAN a Outer *t- litre They, n* well ua We, will have a mental health prob- i ft till I Radio. Heater, Satin Sent Cove 'lent to cope with. telly, hardly Total eo*t per eapitn, according to bonding exports, .speaker and CHRYSLER TRAVELER. 1(110 SEDAN will la- ill cent* per year. That I* if the teind* ate retired j Excellent Tlrea, Radio. Ilcoler, Seal C 'over an advocated 30-ycar period. Huns (inod—IdHiks fiond. Mechanic* of the Issue will he up to the state legisla¬ ture No new bureau* or departmcnta are proposed to] i'l.VMOI'TH DEI I'XE, Till SEDAN handle the building project, •owd, lamely Thin ear run* good hut needs some mil lh*no» with r,trivial It all sounds simple. And it is. repairs to laid). CMPIOVMPNT Rut sometime* the simplest thing*, are hardest to get across. This may happen to the bond issue. Everyone may I'LYMOCTH DEI.I XE, Hit" SEDAN - sit around nodding "yes" up to Nov 7; then on Nov H lust Repainted and Kafetl Cheeked, lads of gmal service in this ear. explain they didn't vote for the improvement* because they didn't understand hutul proposals. HITC H SPECIAL, ItCII HKHANETTK - Michigan State College students muy not understand la-tlem To The Keillor Is,lot proposals either. Rut they have been told nlamt this one ami the conditions existing that It must correct. It is up to Spartan students to come off their delightful aradrmle clouds and face ait ugly issue. If they don't vote, they can make a point of explaining the mental health situation to those that . do. That includes parent.* and friend* at home leaders are made not la>rn. It's high time that Michigan Slate students started.doing a little leading la-fore "MSC Shadows" becomes a memory. I'sed Cjirs I.TOO Fast Mieh. — New Car* 11115 East Mich, f orming'* C.hryiler • I'lymnulh Itenlrr •Df.NT rypEwrm] Halloween Cider Gal. 59c 5*1 C. e-Ptj Sttfar 5 lb. 49c Ofarettes • All Brands r T.f At her h'tute, men'* co-op p hmtte, Will! ma«|iiera.le Hall Be~at peaco with you-ielf by iaving for i- .later at a Kit KEOItf.E I It am:. I lllt'AK a Kappa Can your future? There ii no bettor way to al¬ lait Omega*, lure your security than by regular saving. hi Siirmat ar Jem, Tha World's Greatest tin EAST LANSING BUILDING ' fMTOIIKR and LOAN ASSOCIATION ; Split /'#•« I'nrre Judge if on SfTVM'i'H, Si trial tlley Rail Teams m. c;u*r itkms ... \sl Series Wins Uy"UM ,TmL Ollrhriat, Alpha I'hl, I'i Help I'hi, Kelt,, i , lav.i. Eaat Landon anil Alpha < hi Omega i n the Monday nlirht volley hall wrte* . netted twenty point* In «ucre-»ion to lead j! • '. am to a 57- ! XI Dtps, 2 NKEDI.bCKAFT -ivma Kappa-; Alpha pp. Alpha (iam-:»i.o nette Kent ami Art Shorn 7 Teeters »cu I Xl Delta third | Shirley Swen its r kaumAuo uaniNd McK At 'tuppT1 o*iu' 77, High I Foreign St mien is t^'dnriiw/ To I H CT CREST Your "Best ~Buy-6y M Odds It eperelet mere erenemiretly It's better loebinp- Delia /eta. Sail. M N..IT Ka..|. flHIVK• IN THEATER TE CAB, laa. Delia euro. We.i Ma>.. ;••• i.a i*on to get lop. c*\ in riualitv Kelt Fourth 'S* \i'lnu'it Fieri Spirited Spartan Squad Olympic Stan It rose Captain For I O.t I Si'iison | At Top Strength For Tilt To Stcim Here Yankee Shortstop Vq| exhibition by I*" MokI Valuable. swimming Play* A I .en, Druse, number i 'of the world's grcntcst swimmers lb WW WAKEFIELD 1 and standout performv will be held in Michigan Stales Heldhouse pool Sunday. KUte News Mparts Editor !9M> MSC tennis team, unanimously elected v, Jettison Oct 29. from 10 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. NEW YORK - e»\-Little Phil finished way J The general public is Hl/n.to. brilliant New York Ynu* invited. kr# Mack of Ruhitu nJ I aat week * us threethe fates pulled defeat*. a fast Coupled withone wins us. anil on ami handed a lie they the \M squad. Brose lost only two Tension wal high in the Spartan football camp yester¬ day afternoon as "Biggie" Munn sent hi* irriii force* There is no admission charge. The swimmers are Jimmy Mc- ohortatop, today won th« 1930 ncfrj| (t Valuable piayer during the 'SO season wl American l.eague I' land- th* thi.d ^ dropped our average to .750. through taperinR-off .Irill* before their Saturilav inva*ion I ante, of Yale university. 1948 lowed by i'U-, We came close to calling the rscore on the Alahanin- of South Bend to challenge a badly-battered University Olympic champion in the 400- best < a 23-gatnc uimiv-r. IVntKW inline, l>ut it was no consolation for the losses. of Notre Panic eleven. meter free style, and Alan Ford, 3 Wnlt Dn.p, ,u j We'll disperse with unnecessary preliminaries and start off In wot Id's record holder for the 100- While Munn «upcrviMNl 1lvar.lv and 'J two '?touchdowns. Tj" '"r of a commit! rr ot the first lm.se ro\»kiv, '.ul Or Slat with • yard free style .it 40-.T second* i* r iters association. Then came V , Array at t'alamhta. The UJack Knight* of the Hudson are on the llOj several bllvkfield com- j Other members ot a possible The exhibition primarily *» *<* Hilly Goodman. IhiI- pitching «cV „,,f| march, ay usual, and they will be out fq regain the top picture taking purposes by the lunations stressing signal ,rlsh "tst-strins feeling ihc.stmg ting champ dun. with a .354 aver- Cleveland's l .ivrv jyla rung in the Associated Press weekly rating which the? ("apt. Jeriy Groom. Jam llandy company. Detroit. ^ .lull. rnnehr. t *r« Capt. w .fniurtesi are Jerry Groom, age. polled four Hurt place ballots. Maggto ami Vi. Utkf last wijtfk to SMD. despite a 49-0 drubbing of Har¬ speedy left half Billy Gay and the The Michigan State.pqol i* one of vard. It'll be the C«det>, all the way. Army 35. Colum- I"lleo" n.iwroo „„i Hu,h -Duffy" ^ ™ top-ranking full¬ the few anywhere with Under¬ three went to Yogi slugging right Il.iushetl. pul emphasis on the J" ,,, back Jack Landry. e water windows w hich can-be util¬ Hen a. thc-Yankees" line catcher. It was Hi,-.-,....j 'jr" . southland, ihere lltajnume ot "hsnglng on e fighting tn the strong- 'h' J?""** certain that a •m i F.i. few I into est sense. It »s certain that a I'The" (Vreen antl White gridiron master secon.1 srwiorn master of of l^eahy's Uahy's cahtVr ealiher We'll* iiM.N-iell h.n i. i.i ,.„»eh in Mi Of 11,11 Carey *■'***■ wm" '•kr Tl,_ facing battle the with ease Soarl.ns .i,» Spartans afternoon will have all j the Leahy cunning and trish spir¬ it that can 1* crammed into t To Kate Imported and Domes! with 100* WORSTED Your Half nppmg FLANNEL SUITS ESQUIRE'S MR. T-TALI, and IRI ii.iMiiii.iii net IMI BULLETIN '.Wiirti/ Score* HKOOkt YN L Mtagtiio Spood Cootrol 2. loo-Nad Nrtafelity 1 Fkgorfa Bowl Cootrol 4. Oao-fioct GotfM Bootor* STARTS T AT E TODAY ft - C' " i $1,000,000,000 CAHBUHC j SVMMCMKI plM. ITII1IKIT.il ami ili.in.Niic tlamicl >uil« of I"" wsirwlfil. Milnl (up lit,- ih.ui wlm nanls mhimTIhuu Irrrnl in sinjsls ami iIhiiI.Ic l.rcaM.ul. E\|irrl l«» 1st ik'Ik^ in llii* ih ih>| «»f hhmIcI*. Here's «he. eisivx mixer for uhi to use —the one thai Oect the best mixing job for )ep fcYsL ENTERPRISE ... at »t he enlisted in the union ..TftRtE MONTHS AT UNION ^OLLEGF WA army serving as a cavalrvmmi un"fll enough for cseopgfe.WWO THEM YJ&W ictopesqoc Luft IN /p fi| If — "theewd of the civil wan... -1'4 *f/c*r' BACKTO MlG GLOVED MECHANICS.. LTC.CN WEUJ elk. - tate, IvaHf U THE. Wr- f puplace of fit fcEOttGE YV J ktimghoose, l #,. kr& ia^d.,.. ...his father manufactured farm implements IN nearby scheuectap* in THE LOW of THE FACTDOy, VOOWG} GEORGE fashioned vamv gadgets that iis! ial >y went into the. s*rap ...atthc age of IQ,WHILE IN COLLEGE, HE mefcp&ut showed RECEIVED HIS FIRST PATENT", FOR A great inventiveness. ■■ vgoxaqv STEala EWGIMK. , w hie passenger train w»g delated •;s vmlcd freight car wmianghousf ..still concerned with itpoot a device fbr, replacing (aos ,.n*urnlwg mis railroading, westngmouse ATTENTION TO cppthe tracks... / / devised an electric ...invention . „ k automatic switching and NATURAL OAS. of the air. HE HAP A WELL i control system for 'tirane sent F trains, another long DRILLED IN the old "TUt 'BACKYARD hand-operated t^step toward safety... OF HIS srake INTO Pittsburgh the discard... _ home... !U«ncN OF a company td manufacture ...it NEARLY WRECKED THE NEIGHBORHOOD ... |T"REVOl.uTTONl7.ED RAILROADING- ...in 1681 he organized union . DEVICE was His first sttptbward ALTHOUGH ITTOOK YEARS TO WIN THE" when IT "came IN'.BuT IT LEDtS EXPERIMENTS switch and signal company to ?ucTION, as well as invention... RAILROADS OVER "TOTHE. INNOVATION.. manufacture the mechanism... which made NATURAL GAS SAFE FOR USE IN home AND VAC TOW/... ...westingholse and two .. the first ma nr de monst*ation of of his young assistants THIS REVOLUTIONARY advance i designed and built a "took 9lace ...installation of tmre wim-ine installation of ? transformer which was The street*idstork WESTlNGHOOSE generator- LIGHTS AT great ) KEVTothe ALTERMATing ^ BAftRtfMbtt.MMV/** i&66, niagara falls,in ie93, when nestimc.house was397.. ' i electric j* SET the pace for ^ electric power. fv system... ct^^l.fr.l development in the mew FORMTHE jshi m ■ WOW LD rt_ -* OVER. jl J?—-Sy X |t ned lv5 a ...LAUMCNNGOF THE u.s.s. neptune ,on • new field cf energy ^^^^^.stven lighted the years later westimghoovs UAN 2l,lGlI, MARKED anew era in water " grounds of the columbian because R R First in the world... sfrim& lvyck assjrsc* -»w ^ halt- moudav for recreation., he also imvtituted 'Ui'iinli! determination. , pension amd bemeeit flams tex h«s employees.. nwat umi Ouyinm, gj^a- Loyal Splrtl Hall Of (jimpus MORRIS -AUTQ PARTS — HEAOOUARTti}., THOMAS I. STOKES. *Spnrty' Photo* Unit* File Record* MUFFLERS - TAIL PIPES [j^/ ^ EXHAUST PIPES, w v,';1 Many Opportunities Itimet Attention "Little Rparty" ha* captured Complete Stock foV All XTW ?ORK- TTic tragedies of politics usually are hid behind rather be governor. The Dewey crowd was witling Open In Accounting the attention of Union' building transients for the last few'day* in a first floor showcase. Make Cars & Trucks .. . waving banners and the to make terms, for they want WHOLESALE AND REtA the • The pictures of the yeiir-nnd-n* .... » shouting very desperately to control this half-old blonde boy portray* his statj? through Tom Dewey so they ^(VcaakwaHy one is baldly re¬ can ploy for the big stake* m con- loyal spirit with a "Yeah Team." MORRIS AUTO P art. vealed. as in the current drama lie Is. also decked out with « here which might be titled, ' The trdl of the party nationally, w hich i school, sweater. "LWi»j'» Laigert 4 OI6«il New and LAed \ ' r ' is w hat this j* all about. It is no Letter" to borrow from Somer¬ Sparty's name is still a. mystery. I. KalabaiOO St. •. ,v ordinary state matter. Joe found j Union board members and alum¬ set Maugham. But there is no that out. He was In the way. love interest m this one. no so¬ ni have trace*! hi* identity to bo Then the letter came out, and ' the son of Sam Fair, Bay City phistication.-only old age and dis- old Joe and young Tom are tmth i ilkKtoftr >J> that it belong* mote graduate of *4# , being burned The curtain is still ph'pyrb-'in the grim category of i[up on this.drama.1t is a tragedy Also pictured in the Union a .c«'iei|f* play lwrr. "The Death | board exhibit entitled "The Bus | now for the young man as well it Salesmun " lui |H»htics is j; a* the old man Ten Baby I* Bigger" include* pic¬ moving ail>out here » £bl«jiloansht|' and the ability tej tures, of Coach "Biggie" Murtn talk; and old Joe llanlry. give f|I on But the stage. and hi* team. him • platform and a crowd, canJ There's more so, perhaps for Joe jfl little use, however, »n j certainly talk He's spcjji hi* life j (getting sentimental about old J,*- j1 I politics is a ruthless game, and']! Tutoring Service [he knows that. WhatV happeimd It to him has happed to others. jj By (irtrn Helmet INot Complete Yet Hotel Leader I; * vice Plans for the free tutoring ser¬ sponsored by Green Helmet, Hits ( .*onmies •ophomore men's honorary, are not yet completed, according to president Bob Oliver In 4ISC Talk ]:l' .When the service is ready, a catalog will be issued containing a list of tutor* and their subjects | (Continued, from Page t» jj The service is the main activity j lowing the dinner held in the Un-j_ ' of the honorary. ion building 1 president by Robert O'Netl.ji of the .Michigan Stale'- [College hotel association I, | He was met at the airpoit In a ' I •RKNT- IT SHOP I ALL tt riH MOMI MAIKTKMAMCr KQt irWIM ! u on Sonny 5 and 4 W HI M. TRAILI Us uiTMitt in t ttRrw wiftiRH jui i Mit Nhiik ri» i-ts'ti Marquette' here finish i Ni4 \ -die s| is one it > oU. Vou ill K. CiUAMl HIV EH. 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