HURRAY! teNews ELECTIONS OVER ONCE AGAIN MSC No. 86 Elecfioi Holts ililican Viewpoint Kelly Wins Governorship For GOP; L,'!1 happily added up election returns yesterday large gain* .defeats f"r for their party in Congress, Democratic stalwarts, and a some Republi- :an Votes in governor* voted into office. ,.«ii«ivans riirn immediately claimed the results show-' repudiation of President Truman's domestic: policies. (irhl Tickets Charges Filed In If. N. Anniversary Time Top Margin Imminent Democrat replied this wasn't so at all, i /> For Sole Slimmest i switch t" Republican was due to the recent rc-. Friday Noon U.S. Demands Red 'rai'/<>ph<-r.! China Cease Aid lli-miM-rii!-. Mull LAKE SUCCESS l/F> The United States charged I'o.-il.la- Iti-roillll art of his "fair deal" program in the next — — umber oi tickets tor yesterday the communist Chinese have recklessly thrown ■J,y of the winning Republicans had criticlz- 'the Mlnnes. a .'-me previously - thousands of troops into the war in North Korea and de- : . conduct of foreign affairs, it appeared- announced a a sellout, will bo on I mantled an immediate halt tt» all Red aid to the communist 10,1 * * * Hurry K. Kcll.v led a iubil- ,hip"on international issues also was in for **lr >tw I |. ill m Ms Friday, Nov W j Koreans. The Security coun* I titif GOP in celebrating un St lire. Lyman he Jrmson-ickot of. j j cil thereupon called on the] apparent election sweep of ticket mani» announcoi yeS- ~~ " fClflc^J I communistj here and Chinese to cornel answer the charges-1 Michigan with all but a \ scattering of precinct# reported iHHiutic Viewpoint the Tickets. Pittsburj f.» Bomb Base j| Chinese The invitation to the Hed i — termed by U.S. dele- sale until 5 i jeatc Warren It. Austin as a sum- j ii.' ; Hr The A«whW Pre» ■ii rats' viewpoint, one of the most dis- lfl. Single priced at $3 . In Ko rea i mons | ed by to a witness — was extend- a vote of 8 to 2. ,f the balloting was the approving pats Students .1 The Council adjourned without .f- ,-ueh standout Republicans as Senators R«-il ( liim-M- Kit-Ill. setting a date for a new meeting ami Millikin (Colo.) and Governors Dewey ;but informed source* indicated j Siimiju Ik-slrnyrd - . 4 the U S. might ton* in si resolu* r.-o Warren (Calif.) diflti tomorrow backing up Aus¬ time, it was thumbs down for such Demo. tins charges and demanding an - Senators Lucas of Illinois, Myers of Peitn- --U.S. , . ,. early meeting. Austin and nation- Fnmodig also added that stu- .Uiwrtorts the chln,., T y Tkiang of Maryland and Thomas of Utah. ent attendance ha* taken a drop Chinese Communisti* mem bor- ,c»J the invitation must nol delay -cent last night aboard his yatch on the fu's vear. The biggest student der base m north*.r-t Korea yes. .the council. - ' ip even earlier than usual, at 5 a.m., fur ickct -*tc M. tor the Indiana ,crdsv „ ith a massive attack ol I Thr Invitation was in thp Hum returns. ame I a •« Sat ut day with 13.250 indent tickets exchanged by ao and demolition oomlw. ?' " United Mates, Hussia. :by theB,"^hJ™,1,u,k* "up'"',r,,,'id ng them for five hours his reaction, as given ilots said 'he strike by Dri- 801 tain* France. Ecuador, India, r Secretary Ross, was: B-2» s destroyed about 1*04 Yugoslavia and Norway Nation- tive oflkc 'Allium C\ Vandeo- >a- gratified ovepsome results and disap- of cent Sinuiju. Koj ean „uty ulist China and Cuba opposed it lierg for lieutenant uovctnot; >t •t hers. caused so many of the estimated to,(SKUNK) Douglas Talk# 100.000 acroAA the Yalu Hver -and Egypt abstained. PC. Manchuria. Nationalist China is one of H*e Still Available j Fieri M Alger. Jt r-.t secretary ol *tate; Frank U. Millard fot at¬ plane* of the United Council member* holding the Republican, the answers were as varied torney general; I) Hale Drake for r,g In And Tonight Nations air arm blasted the North veto but its negative vote did not made them. the voters of Ohio, Senator Taft said in a Senator Subject Korea border region in one of ttie-couni as n veto since the rjucs- war's largest aerial assaults. A I- turn of an invitation is only one Frosh-Soph (Council Bids - j state treasurer, and John II, Mar- tin. Jr. fot auditor genera) Incomplete returns indicated ,t they "have rejected President Truman's Filed Fast, Fornian Savs iied foot soldiers punched out of procedure, ttuit the GOP was in little danger tmpi'sing a socialistic, plunncd economy on Of 'Pinko! Attack short gains all along the front. The US delegate (old the loring their hen - majorities Ited forres continued ample and expressed their lack of confi- Counrit tturt the wth houses of tl urt :gn policy and State department." plained pull back front the twit t (fe¬ IViping regime raised the (iui n> ( Alums ihikmit "Gratifying'' rvspnnw to petitions for Soph-Pntsh conn- «voted out that he had carried some indue- west tattle sector. Hut pilots t that the impsent conflict may il *a»rj heavy traffic — apparently be limited to the Korean anu i lias Ih-cii shown this week, Ilob Korman. sophomore r the first time and said: president, announced yesterday. -n.mil question that the labor union bosses toiling acr-w* Manthuris toward Petitions will bo available at the Union desk the re¬ i the votes of their own members and that Korea Frosli Leaders mainder of the Week. Signed .wo only upon a labor-union appeal invites General Mac Arthur's Tokyo ! petitions should la- returned i defeat." ar> news t'larkout on develof*- ! Seek Spirit the box at the desk by ments itetween the battieirunt Saturday, Korman said, and thr Man* nun an border | Any freshman or sophotnou* in \\»rvssionul Friction bgibtr to die fot membership on . TT.e U N. ' ummarnier'* intclli- • .'11 i.V — ( vacancies. •ant late today was 229 Democrats, 100 An|iiaiiitaiicc ■■u..-pendent heretofore politically identt- snd :t undecided conteats. For a math-_ Plan Started J Id House seats are needed. Bv (greek# K's I'olitical toil Henry i.-lh — Orgaiuicil labor's |>olit*- more money and energy into 1 uei ugnVi than in any off-year race i knowledged crushing *c tbacks , ' " vv-iheu L'511- K»'. 2fe *•^1 LTS uuu;i id DDL] nut iu ! Beating lethargic students ©ter the head by telling them how □OLikj cut much their spirit -stinks**- is fun—but impractical in the long uunc Lnu run. THOMAS L. STOKES atr c -.Wore fun for the voters and for the pollsters and for the newspaper political experts. And no possibility of a head¬ by wearing an ache afterward. Such u headache, for instance, as the ax- ports had after the 1948 election when we were all so sure *S' ,flum at the Jlljidvance, and all so wrung we found out later. game Saturday. . - Politicians ware very ratty this year and so were the The Minnesota and Pittsburgh tuoi will both have tallies on the Friday night preceding ihnn. We sit carry stories concerning George Gallup stuck out lib neck, and that not very far, them. Any speriat evidaacas o» spirit will of course be played up for be hedged himself with aH the finesse of a politician Irving to please everybody. Student spirit can be red*hot and, at the same time, harmless. The forecasting business isn't what is used to be und, come to think of it, that is u very healthy thing. It shows un in¬ dependence and an originality in our jieoplu which, for u Spontaneity is not dead at MSC We can act respectable ut tallies ami still have a good time —. It will be interesting to wt fwm the students turn out Td* the next Reid's Flower Si while, seemed to is? languishing. two rallies. Favored teams supp do not need much backing, We get ueurly everything in raits these days, from later to music. Hut apparently otir thinking doesn't come in cans yet. W'r can't lie forecasted or polled into it mold, despite our mass-production methods of practically everything we use, and our way of following fails and fashions. We are, In short, not yet a mechanical race of robots. A few vCars ago, when the polling business was in Its CAMPUS heyday, one of our.lending pollsters — not l>r. Gallup — who used fewer samples than Dr. Gallup and came amaz¬ ingly dose on national results, was quoted as saying, CLASSIFIED perhaps facetiously, thai he expected some day lo find the one "typical American" lo whom he could go and find all the answers without need for any other samples. There is obviously none such. Thut same pollater, using his system thut has been so good previously, came a cropper in I94K. So lie not only stopped looking for his one infallible, AUTOMOTIVE "typirnl American," but lie has stopped looking, period. Clearly, there is no "typical Americuu" und it is good to have thut myth exploded. Something happened among our |teoplc after they were told so pluinly in 1948 how they would vote. Many seemed to resent the idea thut they could be put into little compart¬ ments, analysed, divided tip and made items in over-all per¬ centages and drawn accurately on a graph. They adopted a sort of declaration of Independence from this statistical dic¬ LOAFERS tatorship. At least thut is the inference from experiences this Tritntllj obstacles. I'eople were not vcrv talkative this year about their poli¬ tics, which left the politicians confused — and disturbed. This may have indicated confusion among the voters and indecisivcncss that they didn't care to expose. That is un¬ derstandable in tiie uncertainly of the times. Il ls difficult to make hnrd-and-fust decisions in the turmoil of the world of today, with rapidly developing situations, and quick crisis, «s, for example, thai in Korea which at first looked very laid, then suddenly cleared up in what appeared to lie victory, antl then suddenly liecame tense uguin on the eve of the eleetion NEW FOX HOL^P.X. with life movement of Red Chinese across the Munehurian tsinler. All of that, too, is having its effect on the lives of Basement Dept. Store all of us liack here at home, but to what extent no one could State Record These are complex factors, and forecasting ami polling that exited simple answers off-hand arc risky. The answer in Shop the end, when the voter gets in the booth, must he simple: KLOCK'S SHOES but the fact that he had trouble making up his mind is all lo the good, for it indicated that he did some hard thinking. i Mogflint » U » f X Arrow Collar Style* silver gram imported briar pipes' prrfvrreti on svtry campus with msc emblem j on bowl at $3 so mac s Cigar store JO Sc WASHiN^TON fiM. S-01JS ARROW HUiuys giul River Announcing rkiug Land Grant Schools Sigma Delta Chi. professional Continue Plan Convention journalistic fraternity will hold a smoker tonight at 7 in room 33 ot the Union. A1 Selby, president, In Draril grows the "Tree of announced yesterday. Life", native name for tire Car- Donald Gemmel of the journal¬ nauha palm ' From its leaves ism department will speak. 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Dive Hurd caught a pass from crivers, spells trouble for a Wol- O/l. ■ ALL DREATLY REDUCED John Foley to give Wells i opens Tuesday at 7 p.m. In the recently completed ping pong ALL COLORS AND SIXES lead, the extra point attempt be¬ room on Vhe Union fourth floor, Take Note, Men Of ing unsuccessful. The El's settl¬ Tom Gross and Bill Pagan, co- ed In the third quarter and con¬ verted to take a 7-6 lead. This chairman of the tournament,, re¬ Shaw, Mason- Abbott -— Wye 15.95-16.9S \o\k A! BLOUSES ItTl|t STORIS EVItVWHlRI ball. Bob Carey being the Jinal receiver.. West Shaw^ft came Thrm In lan-lnr *l right back with a TD. coming on • I N. ARRAIMR CO. 0«pt. O, IIM Iraadway, N«« r«»h 16, N. rut: SKir i.r Kt \toi>nn> FOX HOLE PX invites YOU TO COME 1% ANI) NOSK ABOUND NOW MANY TIMES NAVE YOU Wear • Children'.. 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