finer MSC Grid ^ To Speak Rally Tonight WEATHER: SNOW FLURRIES windy and cold MSCL/DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION VOL. 37 884 EarT5gTMiCHiCAN FRIDAY. - NOVEMBER ID. inr,» FIVE CENTS „:,uncintr Gov. G. Mention Williams moved to tvithin 2,,'t.VI vote* of rtitranre to the committee approved a plan ' hid Republican ehallen(er, Harry K. Kelley, yedteriliiy. ; All .indents with pfcat.tted by the Student coun- > Forty-eight hntir* after the |toIIh closed, the most torriii .••-.■tides are wrt- f,j., twnd committee to contact • . gubernatorial rare in the history cf Miclti(an remained in he expectc i!!i MSC alumni clutw all over the i. . tloulit ami a re-eaunt seemed worW nnrt frt their reaction on.: • T o proc • • certain. Mw band uniforms, according to '' 1 1 * I'lrit* fur the I °ick Dougherty, committee chair- ! J ; J man. , Journalism Failure of Wayne county tabulators to count tdraiuht Henior* Next Step ticket bit I lots resulted ■ In Wil¬ Building I Tb' . a w, and 'Brcslin, The next step toward ad minis- : . liams' twin of 3.041 wlien the er¬ a ill ^ addressed! (raf |0n rectified. ror was - 'j, . approval will be from ; e " Mutin, who prcsident Hannah, w ho will eith- Proposed . w , ;; senior football er a,ypr0ve the proposal or send . i It to the State Board of Agi icul- ,: , t .,-i>t.int alumni i turc llrivr Fur Kililiic V. ",; Hr ,"laved full-t I* necessary the proposal will ; t (An unofficial report to the I* F.'-Wud * All-Star also be presented to the staff, j K Set llv Council MICHIGAN STATK NEWS from r sfsf nut ball teams j Dougherty said. sources close to the Democratic IHIM &QKMWV "This is all necessary red-tape," i f By MA BY HAINH. state committee said last night outstanding be added, "but after v e have cut j -; The J-Council, ,hat Rogers, left, and Mar* Aooe Kaini v, right, she scans the lawed of a system for contacting j Were continued latest on the era/lest election in Michigan his tor*. iilrs organizations. Three let - ■ more than two hundred letters to last night In portions of Wayne lers will be sent out by the com¬ f To World War III 'graduates of the Department of county not within the Detroit city j Journalism who hold prominent j limits. ds (Jieck. mittee. approval. pending administration ^positions vrrttatng in nowapaprri and ad- j airnctc. in Michntan. M.-anwhlto, in t-inring newly UN' Discusses China The first letter will ask for the group's opinion of new baud uni¬ Dougla» Lrgt'B l're|Nirnlnriw MaMM IBNUUV* Aluntnt wm t- ».tred tu write rlHctKt hut rally Hr|,ubllcao Mate olticera coiled a Mratefy meet- I ( leaners forms. Dougherty said a postcard will he enclosed with a direct To Preserve World Pence to dent the State Legl.loture, Pre.t- John A Hannah, or thc |ng. They reported that the COP Wi)(rh hlrr,rk get to rount 8.000 straight ballots in 28 preelncta. A Itve-yrar-ot.l SKOt.'L, Korea—i/P>—Allied Krouml ft Wart I eauliotMly aguim*! light ;ou t council ; wn! last alumni groups would not l»c so¬ Jicitcd unless it was necessary Must File fher duMer.9 Good row. chairman of the cil arui Pi Alpha Mu rcprcsenta- coun¬ k|rt Wliuld Gt»v. Williams baa declined tJ~ that" bonther* at ruck heavily at » uuuiiuiih atenis might be s The committee has compiled cunredc defeat until the official Korea, yoatertlfty. -.id has lists of alumni groups all over the world, which will be contacted. A Before Nov. 20 tun vans made no is announced. statement all Il« day and has Dtherw i.*e the war apj • ared ' • The drive is directed toward to la* marking time while dip- s,j„, .\,.ri<1V • a ^ cleaning ; special stationary design has also new building cnmplet. with „M"mV but ..uirees rit» •mitones. j been planned, >nlirrs Sriil loinat* over the world pon- "have intvpc photography lalmtaioric., lavoid K„Vern.w indicated that , rtt coun- j Meanwhile, plans for n ' Tag Ti» Turilt Cliili* aggression" he added th.«t the for advertising, editorial facilit mid be risked. ton of a ' Week" on campus, to raise money Korean eommunUt* and (.'htnoac offices for leading campus publi¬ Years the sit- to/' the uniforms have met wd > cations and presses which the The election murke<1 the clos¬ mint Rrtj* would not have started their and the, difficulties because Of the ab¬ students ran n|**ratc. h the attack without at le/ot having est gubenuitorial race in 111 sence of President Hannah. The The J-Counril was recently or¬ years In IHK4. Russell Alger won appoint- president, who has been in Texas r ,H.. H.i;»,an nsisent if not insKleme. ganized far llv t Uy votes over the fusioni&t "Ilea* r Sarrilice*" journalism «t MSC and this week, was not available for BULLETIN i becaqso candidates. J Josian Begols. ...... , invest!- approval of the project. posed of representativej Although at one time Kelly le*J five journalism honorary and Williams by wmv 73,000 votes, profej^ional fraternities. ^,c iwo candidates have not been SfcOl t. Korea—/!' r. on the School Bond A constitution wa* passed at the meeting iday m a^pardTtifi by rnoie than 4.000 the votCk most of the Time since the Arthur hrinfing ofThar todav dridsvi »aid laigr numbers of fft«rd of »ii. he education office at East Lansing high Khcml. The off ice will be on it." | open from 8 a.m. to 8 pjn i Appro* al of the issue will mn it rum- raise school taxes. Cecil t M#>•- - led to ' Dunald. superintendent of school* ; < Wed- ■ yesterday Mac Dona id slat- , wee DOiQUa. Page « , mrrphrrs ..f the ( 1" C«h ^ that ballot w:t| he ,t . . hat the a x|>aratr «rr How- ould be to used to lift the IS-mill tax lum* The bond issue a ill t* financed jI by an independent ihrcc- ' T' '*<*•«•' I hllpt Wru4 4-h* — The NEWS IN BRIEF ! sessment. Balloting will be India Set Far Pomble W ar Linen lioner Ni >.* Give Service I'nun llv to ( p.m. in the high nasium. NEW UKLIJI, India " - — (At—A call to the Indian people T«-s»gi..|.n ..-"i-.".- . If approvcvl. the school a ill i* at,J t'i t«- pri|iar.d In mtfl any constructed on Nortn Harrison "f challcnfe of aggr*»»i>in alun* lnt»» (»t»ru rrapnal thr northrrti frontht aounded ycatcrday by Dij.uty mwd near M-78 MacpooaM **«!. r,""v ",lkcd 11 d He claimed the new budding t* '. ftrinu- Miniatcr Sardar Vallabhhai Paltl. • rr thr unmt trin-tr.l a lie I>«ir| in a pulzlic »|K*ch that C'ommuiu*t China'* in- tvredtxj as a result wf a sharp m- (rcase in elementary school en- \.1*1011 of Tll>cLini(ht be auf-:—jr ^'"^Thc w,™ a.,no , ,1.,, Casla f , rokknent. Bcgistration (or the pnmary grade* this fall was M? Kh-nt , . - . ' The government, uialer I-tlmc ficient, in view of interna-, Miniatcr Ja»»t,arlal J•*chru, . | " k Takes Last Hide above the enrollment for the Robert Romtoouts said that tioml tension, to atart a new • hmder in efforu STOCKHOLM, Sweden—<4V-Swedcn's beloved King Gustaf same time last year. added that "prospective e ,i09\ World War and urged that* peace to Asia. It sponsored talks bet warn Tibetan ami Ch in¬ long made his last journey through his capital yesterday. Royalty and j Vt Persons who do not know >1 Be** his tr? frequently ihtxk with countrymen not run away here before y the Mirhgian Hell Tcle- commoner* paid their lust respects in a majestic funeral service.and; they are registered are asked to fo. the student's last phone Company /mrf-^rv engaged visiting American and Biitnh warships joined Swedsh battel lot in tail the soptrintendent's office at curnculw activities-" t in a scparutu wage dispute. the high school. THOMAS I. STOKES CAMPUS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1950 CLASSIFII raMa ITiMli * | Ion Srvs- It, Mik ihA Srm Tor*. In xii.lxm th«* »lso is to l>e Too Much Organization; a inquiry itio cameaisn iturei in «pc'i- CfcXa. probably the top! Not Enough Cooperation matter of concern to the 'special Senate subcommittee charged j was made IVmocrat.-r Joseph T. Ferguson. < candidate for the, automotive with watching Senatorial cam- j Senate, she ctarceO expendj- Single spaced, and typewritten on a two-ynrd-lonK piece paign expenditures, it is learned turn by etnsosaiK'ns on beliult of copy paper, there,arc about two yards worth of Organ¬ This is the Privileges and of Senator Robert A Tatt in vi-i- Electlons subcommittee of the latien c* the Corrupt Practices IMMOBILE »n,u izations on this campus, single spaced, thnt. Is, and friends, , Senate Rules and Administration i Act Senate* Tatt eounteied with Ily 1IH1 let bUck club -Man Deluxe equipped. .Qui that is lots of organizations. There are organizations for Committee, Senator Gillette »D„'a reqnest Ice an investigation In- ROOMS every major group on campus and there are organizations lowa) Is chairman. The other to expenditcies or. behalf ot Jits for every minority group on campus and there are organ¬ subcommittee members are Sen- , Drmocratat opponent to which or¬ izations within organizations and organizations we ain't ators Stenms (D., Miss.) end | gamred tah-r contributed heav- even heard of or considered as yet. And the general con¬ Schoeppel (R.. Kan i. I Or. Ss-atcr Gillette said the lUM HUDSON 6 radio, census—among Student council members and among stu¬ TI.U " — - - — •"■'■■■imnsee L. ■ ._ia im ' coiT.r.iaiRU s earn- , u too late lor motor, port j I ion tires, end battery i i«»5 Call t-m ^ the electiun dents at large who check into this office occasionally— orlsed to make rsfswuw. nil ■ PONT1AC. is that there are just too many organizations l«iM Jjood 8-1311. e:>t <63 The Student council, in an admirable move to clarify the CHEVROLET eonvei situation, set up an agency. This agency, the organizations bureau, has been trying to get campus social groups to di¬ vulge dark secrets of membership, purpose anil program. A! this writing, about 40 reluctant social dragons have adroitly sidestepped Student council broadsides-and con¬ tinue to maintain strict silence. Which is chaff and which wheat In this two-yards-long { "Consider single spaced list of orgsnizationsT Why not double j derful personality space the list and rend between the lines to discover which of these groups mean business and which are only chaff? si United Or would such' a totalitarian move brand the Student council-sis totalitarian mf-n The problem, you see, Is quite grave. In the first place, students interested in getting activity points listed on their college records are being deprived of this necessary bit of collegium by belonging to clubs of which there is no record, and consequently being deprived of'nctlvlty points. Sort of tlie false sense of security iileit. Secondly, the Stu¬ dent council is flustered because their records are fluster¬ ed This is reasonable. The cluttered state of student gov¬ ernment might lie directly attributed to the cluttered stnte of its records. Ami being flustered over the situation is a move In 1he right direction. Now the point of all litis Is Just litis: To nil clttli secre- t..ries we say. hie yourselves to the Student council office, third floor, Union, and get your club the official 1950 seal 'of 'approval. It's simple and It's Important. Extern! Tlie Experiment Patronize State News Atlterliaere Hoeflinqer ftakinq Co. ENGINES Acrcsi ffo»n Stat# Th#at#r Al Ctrnni goes on to any: "Why don't you show that you are mature enough to conic up with a few good suggest¬ ions In help in future elections , . . one might bo thst the election should be held itt the second tern) instead of the first. P U R E X That won't work, Al In fact. It would be silly to do it. SILVER GRAM If the elections were held in winter term, it would hsvo to be al the end of February, 'There is prartiratty im school IMPORTED BRIAR PIPES Milestone during March. Spring elrtions come at the end of April or WITH MSC EMBLEM beginning of Mil)'. ON BOWL AT $3.50 lesman" to the MSC campus This means that frosh officers would hold office for dramatic activity itliout a month. As yotj can see, that would lie useless. I roadway lead is rare enough The only suggestion I hitve in regards to freshman elec¬ . and thanks and rnngrntuln- tions is to do away with them. lev F Crowe for his succors- MAC S CIGAR STORE First, there is nothing for Ihent to do ?0 Nc WASHINGTON Second, few freshmen know why there are frosh officers. Third, the trosh-suph council absorbs the freshman of- flrers. Itather than waste everyone's time with elections, the council ought to allow the sophomore class to direct the activities of the freshman class through the frosh-sopb council. Freshmen can petition to be on this council now and any C remword Puzzle activity thnt either class handles is done through this group anyway. So actually there would tie ho change from thr present organization except the elimination of election*. and your Thank*#.* intchkj 4fr,1 » »T, Turwd, WA.VTTI Michigan State N L y.-rpfrM' 1®' tun * tenia am at ate news ht$ tlw*e I,,i<> Party-Parties Dramatic Talents Galore „ Last Big Football Mark Cast Of Term Play Varsity Club Gives Dance \eekend For Year ■V KAY Mttll ' Hi Br KATHT GBCOORY The term play. "The Time of Your Life", to tie present- November 15, 16, 17, end 18. in Fairchlld theater fee- f Big Ten Flags Deck Jenison For Parly ture« a galaxy of student talent. The cast, together with the ;,itiin cram tho gwial M-hmlulh thi<< wivkt-rol director, line, cumplet* with Kalph Duckwell, has worked hard to capture saloon, gwingug .{.,r. th.> unbeatable wit of ,,m. will he depicted tonight at the Wll-i' , .. ; . ■ Budg Siemu "amliam Sarnvnn arojan- Service- ana 1n several Radio l0uiB By KAY MEYMt* . prBdur(lon, white at stat, -.nines ..re-' Kipv is played by Joan Bush, >l.iry Mtnthnll. nil. M m Sfxir- itfrst time this season. ton.-- tomorrow. Tubulating themoveralf figures for this year's efforts, we Chief threat to the Spartan* discovered that we have compiled a total of 40 wins, 10 losses, will he Dick Gregory, a 1.&-, and one tie. It leaves us with a pot rentage of .080. pound right halfback from fldi- We looked hack In the tiles of last year's papers and found ingx, Mont.ft who Invait* 4 17 average yards gained per try / that our predecessor hail an average of .050 at this stage Gregory Is the fastest back to of the game, and with that Ismst in morale, we head into , wear the Minnesota colors riiur this week with a surge of confidence. . i!j George (Sonny) Frnruk of the •; Beginning in the Fa*t, It'* , . . '!J Gopher's undefeated t!f4© ha- Harvard il Princeton. This one appear* to be a breather fur the We're hot sure whether or not Harvard has performer ' on ' Pi incetontnns. the Mtnnr-mt* track team, where he won a let. won a game this year, but if they hove, it was n mistake.; ' ter last spring The Nassau Tigers, on the other hnnrl, have swept past alt., | Another top-flight left halfback opposition, including Cornell, the fire-season favorite In Ihe i! Is George 1 Imi in',. "Hill Ihmil" rnniliiiiuiiwi Huduk, 20-year-obi Ivy league title raee. Princeton 33, Halyard it, junior from Chlsholm, Minn (lisl- TuUne at Navy. These two teams, both losers !■» Noire Dame, make ak. who is also the top [vosn mt . . . for it our in a il'n up nil uncommon match this year We'll string along with the squad, has carried "the ball Hank Frnka's charges, on the basis of comparative Notre «7 times for u net gam of l»n Clara Fitebar awl Ms Orchastra l)ame performances. Tulane 13. Navy 7 WITH Till. yards, an uveragc; of about two Down Dixie way. top games to watch «re Camps Crisrs (Hinek Davcy Via* Ahhol 18 Advances Wake Forest at lluke. Wake Forest, one of the surprise teams of the Here Is a 'His Hand" sound-orelir*lt.t «nh llr4 South this year, takes nit Wallace Wade's Blue Devilft, wtll want for your |Mri» Kiglitli Bout ily KO group— that tou sn losers to Tennessee and Maryland this season. Wake Forest Is our .choice. Wake Forest 21. Duke 13 Ask your sorial chairman to get I'larr t lsn C«»l lev Bsi C |ca- with two Heine's kfctfiizr (lose keys? roaacco Ui;ln «r ill. So. ') i» an uii|.vl,nt iH w.omrr. luii ««oi (,p. i.;»9 L) (.wi Oil tin .lllrrl uf l.m; lli.tjin v <:nt:<:k vot k L* lird liluic* 31c Q laathrr lam "imIwmwiI," H alr.a.l) lia» "riuntm. IIIYIIV. NKKUS □ Hwl Warawr* ;; Krd I ralhrr C*p- 1.93 II • Hove I Foil Cuunl> Map- IV □ Oil Shoe* • Don't tit iNSlcimnv c»r the poMiUhty of OI'iIcmm Ijnlrrn- 11.93 □ Waal I'wb sudden dine** stand in the way of happiness >oi»fd\ «•/ C Kul HwOnl D M Smuptmdrr* By Mving with u* you'll have sufficient fund* Rifle I Iff fit Iff! if icMi to meet any unpleasant situation, and easily too. Our above-average earning* are figured on the entire Mamr of your account twice each yeai. Your cash reserve* are built easier and faster. van dekyookts SPORT SHOP Ifovtmbtf Odffii's Tonghies It's Tim* To Shine Winning Spartans A! 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