GOOD LUCK AT PITTSBURGH, WEATHER: COLD RAIN jptRTAN* FOOTBALLERS OK WET SNOW DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — THURSDAY. NOVEMBER Hi, III.V) FIVE CENTS Long, l^mg Ago Prices 'Empty Dim Banket-* Author Honored Exact Rate Airs Deltales Standard Plan Sendoff Of Increase Ijite Minute Penalties For Team Undecided K> C OSMF. TOI'KTEAl) At Slum Hall A|i llouril To Ki* I ho possibility of «tandardi>ing lali* minute penalties Spartan -well- Amount. Mav Suva in women'* dormitories was brought up l.y AWS •Tuoxlav nighl. Melon Earl, judiciary hoard president re¬ II, III! K i.ANfl ported yesterday Efforts to standardtM the today A foik<'in dormitory rate* j* for^Hi*i"n for winter t<*rm msc mil id, penalties will lie disrussed at a meeting of all drtrmt fnr the tiiKt • by ('ompt roller Philip J. May. Th«r proponed raise i* food and labor On Shortlo ten tory standards rommitteea in ErM o the Pitt*- Hup to increased Yakcly tomorrow • bight. Over \ oration Ilornft .ifeterius I lose Weilm-silav Farm. Home Tools ftirhard M. ItorwMt (left!. HMrhlr prof a Tp beinjT? mitls ililFor Ag Museum am AMlMirAphrrf iopt ,,f |n,„||. operation of brad rolletr librarian. Jackson £< Tow lie. iri» skating honored at an autograph tra ctTfli by the •milling and 1 Isn't in a barber chair— it , ,j10 Housemothers permission ti» give device unearthed to take it* out late minutes, Miss Earl «**• ai muHvum at Michi/.m. State <«itr phoned. "Limine For lairrpiiv tssjy Wsereaanclea Mmm J W. Stack, (leftI direc¬ h nr. fte|>orts marie by AWS rcpfc* tor of the MSC museum, Chief Pegg Warns is p To Hive getting Home pointers on the Bach man. use of. the antique farm tool ig/i Aid from George Brown.'"retped bead Friday of the MSC animal husbandry de- £rats To Lock Up he coltege Stack .'-aid There Stmlio Hi'|iri-««-iiliiiit<' lli-uily For I'ritiifs Mud on will the Tower .today and ; gathering l*orteri barn, will llefore Tragedy Michigan State East Lansing. Journalism Oronft aim; Art >tjffrr« Seluthth'* Sfteeeh Allrnit M IK I din vii Nel&oti Brown, editor a mi pub- Ij'imluinll 11etuis ttw. Disenxsinn On raphy. 8 30 p thntfilns Iteninrhs n/i Play Opens Successfully edy in a pteuNng, "f • atlv professional ma 1 aerie. Pto4 I George Hubbard, barroom philofnphc Date Haunt Hi« hard fin *'«rnity, i • half and Danny Bodies Of Urash Victims presented scenes the audience ts Recovered From Alps A tnerica WASHINGTON Reimly v with a U(KhiM.Tr. a p a MTiou* dialogue b i >.»> I ir- I., I'igiic. Kranc*~clV-The battered hodirn of central character.- in .or ,ra,h in I onw— uu Iodine hol.v pilgrim* to Itonie ~ wire lung carro-d down tl>« side of Mount waiker.s l/Obe—4 in 1 be pantomiming French Alp- last night. Ai nightfall the I«eliv» had still to' rrach the chapel •>f ihi- iiKiOutain tillage, sonic 3,POO fret high, in the I'm fit lifty shadow of the fatal peak. WASHINGTON _ About 200 French army chiwruri Alpins (mountain I i ouse Ways urxl Meaiui cumi tee acted ycsWrtkay to rush • troops) and volunteer climber* toiled throughout the day in cold, driving winds on the mountain slope in their grim after hearing Secretary of task of collecting the bodies strewn in pieces over a 500- [ Trewury Snyder call for a "S jard area-. . . ... tUH U. f .v.. -a^ta Alumni Clubs Aid C0||e Seeking prospective students an olumm, and providing scholarships for attended p. 'Viewpoints' Council Petition Rule Termed needy students are among the ao tlvitics of the 88 MSC Alumni In addit. projects, ... clubs. They also donate money provide WASHINGTON- Senator Rob* Reader Takes 'Ridiculous tty Tim Students to (be colle|c_for various causes, old friend.. Anyone interested In MSC may Alutnm . lit A Tuft of Ohio, now that he join an Alumni club. Jack Bres- over the . LFA Syllabus Offers Ik l e-eleitcil uiul has a-"man* date," so to Kpcnk, by hi# big *Ati- Exception rTIIK EDITOR: in response to nn article on.Frosh-Soph We ere'writing Iln, assistant slated, but hi, one is considered alumni director chapters ' Becslin , joiity, again has become the same EDITOH: council petitions which Appeared in the STATE NEWS familiar problem to the interna¬ a TilE Friday. Nov. 3. The article states thut membership in the VOl* IHMftTMAM 01,Ts Culture In Two Editions f.KT tionalist wing of the Republican Thr opinion# party. Frosh-Soph council will be How and who Is going to de¬ before vol I.EAVE on Vacation The "Taft dilemma," iwHt be¬ comprised of Soph and termine who get# the representa¬ The Literature ami Fine Arts syllabus, published by the Frosh class officers and one tion froir. the living unit? Michigan Slate,College Press, crams Into 411 pages the ef the party, is one of the most rcpreeentative (either fresh¬ This system of determining interesting things in our politics-, from' etch .membership of Frosh-Soph cotin- , history and flow of western cultural achievement from the days of' ^Classical Antiquity" to the work of contemporaries as Paul Hlndemith, James Joyce, such and For It lays bare the pqrarkixes, inconsistencies and confusions of sincerely believes what he writes, j I would, however, like tnotake is* man or sophomore), clal as explained in the NEWS and on the petition# is ridiculous. CAMPUS our political system caused by sue with some of his statements j bc. determined by.-the~numbcr of ft_shows lack of intelligent think¬ ~ division^ within each of (Tib ma¬ anrf idea# as expressed in Satur¬ on the j5flfrt of those who = CLASSIFIi Pablo" Picasso. ~ signatures on the petition. The pe- ing "So what?" you may say. "Such work has been crammed jor, pat ties on fundamental policy, day's "Viewpoint." I believe my* formulated the system. into monastic scrolls and brains and books since curliest both foreign-and domestic.. reif to be qualified to speak on We think that a much more The lotrmatkmsIM nine of this Issue because I hSVe spent a sensible and fair way to dcterm- i times, obviously, else we would not now have the material to the party Wa* frightened and larite part of my life in Germany. Ine membership would be to pe¬ Mieimum PHONE IN YOUR AD cram Into the Lit and Fine Arts syllabus- It's probably disturbed b.v some of the Ohio As all apologist# for Hitler Ger¬ tition for nomination and then | not much better than a dozen other cutural histories of Menator*# early post-elect ion many, he theorises that the Ger- hold on election within each, liv¬ l-ISII. 1st. M ek»»: Id.y S0«- ]J **• 4dy», |I.jj the west. Besides, .I've got to use it for a TEXT." . as moderated niMiis were t»*trayc •• isC" " "1 Senator Tuft was expected to be¬ er any book But try to look at someone else's copy or browse come a completely changed per¬ take action to change it. 1041 FORI) only > LOST 1^1 through a copy .at the bookstore, (anything to take the son after his elecjlon which in¬ — Sincerely yours, excellent condition C ell duo. »-na. LOST i .a ;* ' "i Carol Berry taste of academics from the work). The point Is you ternationalists, along with Others, Needier Tinny " f Carol body ' > ' 4| must LOOK at the book. You must look at it from the promoted so feverishly. The wor¬ in.il Old*, perfect^ conditmn overall standpoint and you must look at.it in detail." ry about the Senator come# out, #-1 nJV^Dctween 1-9 p m P 41 call LOST sap # 230* ~.T~TDi *1 here and there, in solemn re¬ "I don't want to look. That book just reeks of culture. minders to him of hi# "responsi¬ 193# CHEVROLET. #100. new bat¬ LOST r Z71 Nirk'a INIrhe* ter*. #«*»d tire* and heater Good in fro<»t .j d 4*21 Sorry." bility'' and hopeful expressions, transportation Ph 3-3*07 «l . cheap »«»*""< >' - .» i; plaintive in toiie, that he will not Next the Czechs had to be lib¬ 194# FORD 2-dour . tedan. excellent interfere with basic principles of policy. To the latter the erated from their Allegedly ruth¬ less democratic tyrant# by the Odds And Ends condition radio, air condition heater original owner Ph Lehl.e 5473 43 mLOST . . eTDS ''Well then consider it this way The college press has foreign internationalist wing of the Re¬ "idealistic '. Germans who were VI FORD Creatllner. hartreuae and . Bv Tom Nlchnl-nn- . l/>ST H * ' put the book into a paper binding and into a cloth binding. publican party generally sub¬ fighting for their country and Mu*f «*!?* Ph " '8-823»a ' °n 12 llfhtrr Now theTloth binding is quite a handsome edition and will scribes, with some deviation as to not for Hitler." Did the Ger¬ WHO ENJOYS the privacy ami warmth of a feel ' cheated" then in their AS ONE GKEV 49 FORD i# < \l i tudor run- •M4 " ""l take up a healthy bit -of space on that bookshelf you're the Far East. As a matter of fact mans Redo, neyter aejf cover*, white | sorority front hall most night* about 10 p.m., I can't help torn the broad outline# of the policy "idealistic"* faith as Mr. Brecht wall tree I'rt #- writer and her escort are forced by circumstances to "take to the woods" and avail themselves of the doubtful protection and r„z:r" ,u- after M-h«».»| $-3 per * "" A.-rk l.Hl 'vr.| 1 buy this book. But look at it closely sometime. It is really 'of a few scraggly fir trees in the vicinity. a magnificant bit of work, not alone in writing, but in compilation, editing and typography. Cheers to the MSC | Our friend asks for a "plausible solution" to the prob- on.i ""<"1)1 "°'o i •' j ! Jem. I'm sure I don't have one. Housemothers will be PEPSOSd Tress, to the people who put it together, and to the people I housemothers, 1 suppose. But then there Is a certain ad¬ APPolv: •.• r ',-TDj J who wrote this syllabus." lderi- vantage in ke«iping the front of women's dorms from look- , ling like a rabbit hutch each evening at curfew hour. She flight appeal to the Student council They'll ap¬ FOR SALE i MAYRiriF ' . . "!-d [fCrossword Puzzle | two-party s point a committee to investigate it. Probably won't get results, but they'll certainly be glad to appoint a DO NT FORGET! little has been done. ly can he done. « hrlonilnc*. tar What: I realize fcommittee. TRY fi'Aw.Tt sppmj |«3 For 'Republicans, a1 I Hoeflin^er Bflkinq Co. ; 21'i«# Ahhc.M :ii "1 Was extremely important that AN OI.lt STAFF MEMBER NOW EABMNK hi ^QanVttlelVafy □CD nncokitj Senator Tuft tie re-elected He- Acrott from Stat* TkMtor STt'DFNT J graduate broil and butter wilting the (ughl American • 11' £'mma*<1 ° rinriHnnii \ cause of the eminent position he CABINETS, rase*, unfinished furni- | flni^ed ;.7 3 Llmri Ijltl'^etl nD'.no [jrinoa ha# achieved m the party hi# de¬ o,M. • j legion New, in Detroit, recently tent u* an epistle prov- 83. " 'Lumber,0 rS!Lr,f#t ' MOIworfe feat at thi# time would hnvb been mre if one tould j m, that by comparative acorea. Slippery Rock State Teach- reoulremehta , A 15: >?.' SmeJ 1*1)1* SUSU'UBL nam aac upuH i-Dcd a heavy blow to the party as a going political institution. There rnllgge i* actually eight point* lietter than Army foot- . O'Brtan'j Paint* her Co. So HarriM.il Trunk Ph 8-3«l# East LansLn* I.um- Kd at Grand tf U. l-.r • 4r» Xuntntit team.- were, too, other reasons which KODAK 75 f»3 IMM ahle release had become important to com¬ won't relate the gory details except tn nay that I'm ponent# of the Republican''"party, glad tuunvone ia Anally giving Slippery Rock their iu*t however much they diifered with due. Too often that grand old Pennsylvania institution is ttie Sneator on foreign policy. Among thpse i»fe powerful eco¬ Reader (»ive« ! referred to with a snleker. Others don't believe such a place GEwTOX HOLE 9 X. nomic Intel est# Which recognized , exists. clearly the challenge of Inhor po¬ Rami Orchid* I For those Interested 1 offer the following information without benefit of a guide to American Colleges and Uni- • 1#\ * :f. I -9 ctioi 1 117 t r,.~,rc >J litically and were determined, to IX I DAY )■ rR': .'1 Tf vrrsities Slippery Bock State Teachers College is located TV >1 appropriately on Slippery Rook Creek approximately SO ■f Ot»en fror- • ■heels lor tha Mu hi- l v-1 D aeed by ■*» ..te-e,: Hi 1 ft rr 10 V. lurching band in .pit* rniles northeast of Pittsburgh. Enrollment is under 1,00.1, Rsic r 4 let- IS tjf J4 C "bt ) 1," S O 21 rl 11 Jf n 'r'tay* »•*« tbe ttr,t! m""t "f lt"'ni preparing for teaching jobs. Their program fa.r taVr-l 49 trd .0 ■ V?V i : i fnntball wasoni thai for manual training teacher* is rated quite highly, rank- Army SW Dsbb'oy—S «7 ir inclined tn cheer than j ing in that field with Indiana State Teachers college and It it ji n *4 sr JT *r >n't know. They have won only two games this season. PH.MTU Al LY new ' hvrvoe (Gaw- CAPITOL rather titan'"fnr'the beating Westminister. 20-6 and trampling Etlinboro State ' h. FT' If turn ' r,» Dnlete ^ W !»M 3-?i2W " s couple niowand Teacher* college. 39-7 l.ast Saturday they were edged J4 !? $6 A in that immediate'by Mt. t?nion of Ohio, 63-12. . ■ «M-.^n#e N-.'v -ew LMl 3T r> They are reputed tojuive strong track teams. »X) Call M- tilt e*t 'lli'toeiiane'^'p m wii.i rvi'» dT C 1 Art Cotaam j ftr^ FHS tape recxirda* Ph T. Ph i-le: 1 *i ! If this election muddle continues, why not put the Veg- m jr IT r Dry etariana and Prohibitionists in office until they decide mold comfort the ml Up! _ ljust who the Governor is? After all. they've never hsul a p U R B X ts within hi# fcutv .chance.to ahow what they ran do. SILVER GRAM (citeimmt subsides. One is that despite the Sen IMPORTED BRIAR PIPES - A e's continuous tight to cut do\ WITH MSC EMBLEM Michigan State News THURSDAY ONLY . foreign economic aid appropri turns and his proposition most i ON BOWL AT $3.50 cently. among other measures, One Pair of W hitr Kolilt, Six j W^h th« Purchase ©I thi# Pipe tasf'uiiLnS.'fiShT^'StS^t5iwii"S?,mSI ftsTtftlaB MU***" the Atlantic pact, the latter w adopted by Congress and appr tations for foreign aid were t itch modified It must U» t Everx Pair of Erirmllv Sinn* Pnr< ha*rtl | FREE M *tu'« a Pociet s"e Package of "79" Pip# Tobacco OPEN Till KSIIW NIGHT I II I. 0 OCI.IN K ; MAC'S CIGAR STORE ints a Unit foreign policy is not get the sup|«ort 170 No. WASHINGTON 34 ANTT Southern Democrats as lie din* PH. 5-0335 r"\ ' i TritnJIy . Racks on the Fair Deal a JJ ■ ' eathkr Jikrt hru.h -1.1- ui. «H XTOfcfcl. rage I is**#! F*»R Ph 4 1-1313 * RENT HOUSINA IX Albert Tourtat Neor cx>Uewe and bua rw>nw East I-main#- at Nlur* Ph tf "V';M A FOR Ivauw on REWT Haaadorn fwir roam furniahed Ruo4t*~lMat Lan- £[J SS ONE-HALF sn pS r*£met tA,wt #nd double room tor firl v'A Before the 1 APARTMENT wanted W %oUi*« MOVIE i marriert cuple preferable tn Ea«t J ' U.-\*wiE Ph Robert Gtrardia. «-lWI Co to Net jaat (ram oat in*. .. t*u fort >nj all... k»4 to tkt 8au«, ol torndly *Tnv, FOR THAT TELEVISION DINNER aad Mt ttrsar Kit*, Mad, fa, mug SEE aaMtna Wat an alwn toean, aoj V n, STATE MOTORS SERVICE UP TO TEN OC-O: *' MOST MODERN TELEViS'ON Reins Flower Shop BLOCK'S SHOES 1408 East Michigan *. Its WEST GRAND RIVER EAST LANMNti Phone — 4-136 Students Sister Ship Takes Bile ii.it MSC 2,782 Unrepresented 'Town Twirl' Slaled Married Housing Area (In.prclion Now Lacks Couneilmen By Coeds' Group The "Town' Twirl," an Informal' dunce sponsored by . jTowii Girls club, has lieen srlieilnfed lor Union p*l<>r . j »" Student cmmdl is not representing i„niliriW' night. according to ttevrlv Jennings, yen- jnll rtiioent.s, Jack Sweet, n-unell vice-president, announced jenil ,-|,t,iriru.,, I yesterday. At present 2,782 |*raonitdo not hare i.epresenta- j |h„ ,|am.,, j,,; aM |i. j„K j,, Unsin/or K^st^jl I tion in the council. , " jrinif ami their dates, will ia-t There a re t h roe- viiea nciett ■ from 0 to 12. on the council. Sweet xniil. I*uhlirit> Chairman Chairman of fh# publicity Married housing has two, ami trailer village, one. j Jlitts, East I,ansing freshman, leaves Scliaol ■ i Acting on the committee are Mar- jL..ma.M led The trailer village representa¬ | Hyi* Spnlchivg, East Lansing fun*r ior: Peggy Fabian, East Lansing tive has left school, Sweet mid! A' Dotti Vickcrs. Faculty freshman; and Sue Klu-.et East new representative will be ap¬ ji Lansing freshman pointed by the trailer village Ticket chairman is Jackie Clifie, president. Lou Creenbetg CJreen- |I^nsing junior and agisting her lit Oenyth Dean. Eu EC.A Exerutlvi service - INFORMATION - l*ponberg l.rgi-n ; To Address (iroup |ul(S Job Early Application linations ASPA tion* .ire .i\ ailahl* at nent office, according to Sponberg. assistant di- jilai emcnt brief* schools arc t,egging ""itkc Haver- Hai i.bi, Revival Of C.loli Elect i' 'kclclc LUCON THEATER BUILDING stork Ihooinu* PLAN YOUR Completely NEW CHRISTMAS GIVING Our lower Floor •ape >lodett | ATTENTION STUDENTS NOW ttioii hxliibit; ■ , 6iH (enter At Tli«' Dorm (.leaning Counter . -- ' ■ .n't* wilt j llrilliant new setting for a ureal roller- lie Sure To VIA* VIS V>l\ IdII tion n( acrrnts for Ktarious I mm: care¬ fully selected from the markets of the SOUTH LANSING CLEANERS world. Whatever your hudiirt you'll find bring* pleasure to its I hints In cherish for yourself ... lie Yimr f'rirmlly Dry Clninrr* hrnit back treasured prnod to tire . . . pleased 111 receive. thmiahtliilnrsn. I'INO' And every week there's something new. . w hen > on r ■mrthini all I rem I'tMI'S college you favorites for ra«v eomforl 's (.old I loud COME IN FOR A VISIT rRnW r INI.AND: slippers llaad eatrared rryslal by faawd riaaish irliu. T.7 429 j£f&l*ruznJi Ijred« v»d teottte' rodeos - TRUNK CO. s>0h cw« bock for Lcm 107 ttoadi WaaMagtaa Are. poov af 9 *1 LUGCAUS—(.BATMEN GOODS—THINKS—GIKTS TOM JERRY IVrfcel I.ues| "rlittj! Lined imp fliahle KelatTi Snft 129 si. I .. 0 | W SPARS la.) Termenl Ma* nm-e ««» 3*# t. Mica. a» ™. *'• ' .; • .-r r-;. ■■■■.■ ..•■:■■ , ■ • -'SiVj ■ • w .. Thursday, X„ THE MICHIOAH STATE HEWS %r ATtH Frosh Grid Lou Boudreau Intent Reported 200 Participants Predicted Team Ends CINCINNATI <>P> Frank By Offer To Join Chi8 La no, — — general manager of, the Clevclander be worked oi j Its Season Very Light For IM Turkey Trot Today ;j An Chicago intra-fMJuad scrimmage (the Cleveland White Sox, said Lou Sox, he told Boudreau, deposed manager Indiana, "express- of It that was Boudn $60,000 at (;| «,f A normal number of hunt- second will win u goose, With the 'course: as a playing t, made ll«ht kill on the era a da£ of Sixth Annual team duck. finishing third getting a He took the men five miles out yS lot town then started them bock. Track Team ]r«ks of narct worn lor i^ne sajd he explained to Bou- the freshman football nquail. dreau by telephone from here that The Inst man will be awarded j He followed on horseback, i —, ... :hc naturally would yield If any appropriate prize for- his effort.! Schlademonn made the turkey Leaves Today ■j The objective of the fall prat- ju() o(,ercd 0 managerial posl- Running on Mg Chi Lost Winner j trot an annual event at the Uni- ']•£«* was to find and "develop , yon. . LrittmA Sigma Chi won the lurkcy last i vcrsity of Kansas and brought the individuals with the foot- j The White Sox general munag- due to universally hl*h Of Classic year. Sigma Nu,finishing second, "'™ pretexted the decision on the: transferred here. "I™1* wl,h h'm j when he For Chicago iiail ability of sufficient caliber |er said: n« make the varsity squad next i "There is no question but that 241,„ mcrlla that Sig Chi used an In- First Rare Michiffan Stat** ham* <*"** „ , . :Uu would help us. l wouldn't ex- Wraekw ftcahman; pcct 154 games, but he ought to t eligible runner. At last reports j The first turkey trot at MSC fLw to ... rtii*w- Smith. John Prjonchak and Jock have signed up to run again this ing number of participanb each ionship in Michigan State .hintec? 1 ©rubpmar. u/y with Boudreau. That would key Trot. The starling gun will y*»t. year. the annual Big Ton ra"k Beernod. !M director, Sportnn entry will take to r»e After the Rig Ten ctu»lt» "Star 1+dlenMve play* and four times as 'mut,} defenses as they learned WIN] Cage Squad two men Incoming in first will also faiwrcnre,' Kansas that could i will be the official starter, again and fly to New Turk *%r. Thit tall tf»ou«h the fundamentals v.ill t*- the juime." according to 4 The freshman basketball turkey. The learn finishing finish i» designated cross-country f~" TV Out For Churl™ ~ Ionship on Monday 1C4A national Hail Vogler.. JA( squad will he cut down to its final siie by the 11 m e TKO\ Forfeits Highlight PITTSBURGH - »A*i - Fans of Heavyweight Champion Ezzard SAL T h a n k s k i v I n k vacation Intra mum I Ring Openers Charles will have to pay admis¬ sion to see the Cincinnati Negro starts. Coach John Ik-nningtnn In¬ dcf. Jerry ; fight, his manager declared to- dicated yesterday. Four forfeits marred fhe were: i,en Henntnatnn had planned to first .fonas; Alex Keurejian dec. Don day. day of IM boxing held Kay; Richard Hcrberholz dec. Al "Television and radio are out Nirtirv m kvr.k- (nn it., wwabftoal wlttwl rlcrton* have the squad cut by now, but in Jenison C.ym yesterday. Erick son. , as fur as we are concerned." Jake of the SHworf Dtotrbtl mi Ifcri.t, of K*»l iJHtoiflff Norman Kchmid. Ferris Hall- Mint/ said, Included in the ten lamt card mark, Hon l.iddle and Fred , fee! that the boxing game- who arc not aw ntalnri «r who k»>» rh»n*.4 m. that they may pre two TKO'*. Weeks all won their bouts by for-j which is having plenty of other elded to wait i .lames Vincent tlecisinneri Skip en round card featured. troubles right .now -Is being hurt lh. 19.VI. hetweea MdiiIoii Cnllur — E iiol Iiiimt li Perry In the only 135-|M»oml b°ut Tomorrow there will be a sev- | by television and radio." Mintz I K.-MI o'rlnrk P.M.. en card feature. added.. knit Ik,Hum anil Cuff. d Tom Yewlc from In the 145-putind class, George Eaotera SUaHorff Twar M the aViee of the Hoar* Corless was an sail- llohmanri TKO'd Ted Frank in of Maratiom <*t» rant Mrart. M*t Un.iox, conference selection and also won Mirhtsaa. S*twto>. Vw.mhev 14, 19HI it« the la.t Tom Yewlc ■s was while in high an all-stale the second round. The fit her TKO was scored by Pat Mmigillo ovet' Kufus Hives in day for the rvttv-lrXiM* <4 e4er1or*. prior to the sprrial whool rhrt.ia ratio* i« hr heM in < »< Vmemher. I9.V). state of Pennsylvania. Other winners of the evening Another good prospect Is Dale A school etertoe am* hr a ratiaea of the I 'nileil Knight from nearby SI. Johns. Slate*. Ineatjeat 121) <«r- of ace. a reoident of t'reshmon practice lias been the State far an «*• aattlo aa* of the School Iwtd regularly with fundamentals Iwing stressed. A lot of work PMrtrl for tnaaiy t»< h» poor to the.dale of has also been done on putting the different types of play found in high school ball Into one basic play pattern. Vittil lli«- elrction. To ha qaitffaH lo ,o1» apna the direct mi pahhr mian or the iwaanrc of I. m a**it wo lo aoa the other prapirtv aaweoae* for SPECIAL The freshman team will play xr howl late* • It baa thr hwanrt or hr thr lawful latiiaffnal games as preliminar¬ ies to the varsity Ike, 5 game home games. Itentngton announced. Their llrst between State and Krinttlly Slttrp on fhi- Hill 84x72 SPMTM SHEEN MJNKEIS with Chi "S" 1.9.1 Hitx—ll 12 haw hop* or wife mi ^th aoage. ■v IN WITNESS HHESEXH . I have hereunto net hand hv 4trm*tnaa mi the Hoar* of Muratiaa of SCHOOL ELECTI •fhe University of Detroit. After herebv given lhat a uperUI w thr School fHotriet mi thr Oty of Ka»t ~ ►Jan. 13 they will play tiefore ev¬ llie Nrhoal DMrkl of the < It) «f »awt L AJ». ery varsity game. i day of November. A ll. 1950 ^ These tntrrsquad games Lundcr actual game will be conditions. Van Dervoorts HELEN H. lalM C Hoot* of Muratiaa held al the huh w tuM INMrirt and polN «IH be open from 1 to n'rlorh P.M.. lavtern standard Turn Four of Army's nine 1950 foot¬ SPORT SHOP election. The following qiaehtionv will h ball opponents have new head Mid elertion ; coaches—Penn State, Harvard 213 E. GRAND RIVER. EAST LANSING 1 shall the School IIKtrlrt of the < itv « New Mexico and Navy. iMVMMWMMVMMMMWMV 'I Michigan borrow the hum of not to r\aat Dnniiit l • State of Mirhigan. for all purposes evr payment of Inteerot and prinrtpal «»n ohlu*tno$ red prior to December ft. 1937. he iorr in Section 31 of AHkle X of the f onsiiiuio* gan. for a period of twelve (1J> » IM2. both inclusive, bv three-tenths per rent <»2.M per fl.PM.M) of the r Uw purpwe •( n.nnt rnnttoi* MireBwting ml l» «"'( nt to Urfra. tkr r«-i rw rknKnUri -rho.,1 buiiUiw* »| an* far lb* M'r'v na.nient mt asM pnnnp. If In an, pear il -hall CORDUROY SPORT COAT Ibr (all ealent ml a*M U« llmiUl,., pat n-.nl .( arrte. torn aaM priwripal an* inl.r—l . an, pari at aarb anrplu. u* "" be aami In toe Utarrrttoa ml Ihr H».'4 •' (»r tor bniMina an* aUr Inn*" Take mUrr toal the Itoar* ml lift i»» •>' Ibalrirt baa • ..i , ml bniMmi '» Thr (nlb-niM -lalrnvnt baa hrrn An old favorite give* you rani) Trraanrrr aa to prrv1»n«l. »«t'4 *«ial lax raw llmMaltoa ailrrlint uxablr P'»fr tome lively weir niyle features! hrhmi IHairWt. to-nU; STATCMCST O* TRI ASI Rl R «»» 1 IM.HAM. STATE «»F SHMM.lt 1- 4,1 IRI II BY ACT S*1 Of TMI I'lW* If. bow! If* toteMr! Mea', M»le eaparto are tolhlap plahb. Saaa ever,. t»r i»*: n» tmi itTATi: of "",0 \nailn. Trraanrrr ..I Inih.m ' —" ha*y will he weariap them. Here', a eaal that pi,en too every new M»lr I. L»le B. (an. Man Ibal I hair warrbr* ihr rr. ...M- *' " J ahrr Inqnif, hn* toal Ibr l»UI rl all an* ab—r tor lax raw liniiialw.t r-uhh-i" ArtWW X ol ihr I Mil-Ill alian ml Wt.hu. affrrtina tor laxabW praprrK haalrd n rbr M MMl UMing M%lr. New fjll Ibr I'M- ml Laal Lanaini. l aanl- al liu' • in *hKh .ark i air* inrrraar. arr rflr-' lifM. MMl trey. A imI »il* a( wHh no.ilMhh tab. Tarn-hark 9I9.N. AIm other >e levled rbMre MM E« fllHt laaaahn AVRI7S AANSin« AWlllEMT LMISINC tblffta* Laaalna iaaato ml I IK ham — LVLC B f'aanl, t'.'l" fTr»-«" <■»' _ _ Wbrrral. I hair hrrrunu. "xJ^i a* lb* ntp «f Laal Lamtac. MWbuan K. UMANU KIVKK ;Offro«# Del jpartans Gird For Pitt Offense v*. I CHICAGO _ l> Ohm- StAti, II* Wad Ifmf'il top* team —The j hfretnan of the week. . jjufkiert .it-ii .Bradford has appearance uiiir of tiny wi unjr Wc »t*H t ■ i" '. , )• The -average Big Ter from converted Michigan! Kit Carson, an end on.J^avy'ji • relatively feelih* ofii nsM'' football tea mtma fall, is' a a dls-j B> BOB STt'AUT 1'iitunl fnr the final football vm*n clash 01 Wells Handed Well* who drew first ATO alrea-fv blood. After a John Foley to Joe jam. the score! L'ompeli- j foot ha tl team into ;»• BU; Ten txiwcr. Fbrbildabte 1scout. tant cousin of the XamoOR' tikMttn 1 ... .... " ..f ihi th<- « « .. _ C'ompa to Elmer Hartley pass play umpb , '•xt Saturday, the Spartan foOtbal The 1050 edition of the pay-off pitch. ATO Strike* Rack ATO nuickley retaliated as A TO foolbal cpmplete Spartan Saturday arc. the Ftm. Acne*, nil. college football chnm- Captainn uene Gone uauosso DaCosse garnered gathered • p was a team victory, Don Mclnnis aerial. The the boys working together xtud Ac- »U blouse BifOfle Munn KZ^Tnrjy^::r'r^vri:."r,r,ly in ^ hands of ATO s all it attempt was successful, glv- conquer- ...» the victors a Jcad they never ] serving to win " By capturing the "m«&y ATO wardrobe i procedure -of relinqnuished: -can now exhibit Un-Raled Slur . Hartley put Well* within ftnk- ,lege crown, as well ing distance with a six-pointer ternity honors »rv their in one intercepted pass. f^trthe cli- 'MURAL BRIEFS ,N|^^Ek Ain GLAMOUR • Jk r::\ v^j-VVT, e (A a fVf-1 ffl # I.AST PAT: rnMMTil — l:M—IM—I flip# anna rn. 10:10 MAMS TNI OCCASION MANY WAY'BLOUSE Itrl ;>rjep 7" sar Si* IdnusM in one, and all for th* prlca of one bfoutt Wear it any of the way* ahown here, or dream up way* of your own Just button on the detachable revnrxble collar and cuffs and you have a new blouse ensemble. Made"of 7 at. luality *opl jncaey. 111 v iUdwff fh#«l#r MATTHEWS In hi" Ten itl.all Hare Here'* A Third Dimension The FOX HOLE P X In Sweaters! Ka»l LiibingV Newest Bargain Basement invito YOU.to (.unie Down and ^ee I * First. We May Have It. Take a t:p Loin# llnmr For l ocation TRIPLE CABLE SWEATER froa the cowbey 100% Putt Wool in»fMU 'I fhir Ln#»a#r Mcf>r»,<*'l unique "tripl<-knit" ><*), , new f.ihioa di mention to1 He till Itiiiil tr.Jrtion.l cable tweeter' New xtltnettl hew depth of tokte' And a t 1100'i pure wool lebric o( eetre long »e»r.«| qujlity-tijfted M the McCrerw tredtttenCbooee your fe»or ue •pu.io.tr, cwet,« S7J6 Ml SI.99 SKATE OASES Capturing the Bold Beautvj eH awtal S3.ll of the famed Canadian outdoors I J1ST AKRIVKI) . . . ill SPORT SHIRTS Nilini .inel biilMrilinr SNO DEER SWEATER S2.4I A ap See how McGrcqor cpture. the look of • Caudun hnut-knit tleufn » Situ Deer Keiadeer. m nth. jwwwj color, tctnpn i<0* ecroa hroed-iweefntq chetf. Ami foe the art y««r best bay HINTING SUPPLIES »<:mth end comfort. M.C efor Uut (•rwtrkaatf play! thti tweeter of 100% pure wuot. Urn. - *3.7.", • ISK Ol K LAY..\* \Y Pl.\> MIR XMAS • e Voull wt ttihhM. rtet.nj. r.r).trre thie water liowi FELT >IIOKS AMI l-HLCKLE 4KTM.S NOW RiniM'ular* Kx.'tO *.30.30 Ihr •U Ulir. "»lre-|HIIK Hjkv ,,r. t . _ www 12.05 A Up Rrel Plant f.rnniiM- LETl Jrrp C *2.15 I \RP\tff INS I »F* Al.f. Ealar by State Theater mi by Mel Brags Bpaa BaHy I 1*1 Itara. TB B4B fJL TBI MICliOiX M.T.AXJL, K I WI N°vemw] AflCollegc Scale Blood Wanted Thomas Wives To Hold GET VOC* CHRISTMAS GIFTS X(,M BEtOBE VOIJ LEAVE ON VACATION Top Vet Classes United Committees Plan By Red Cross Senior Honors it the aim of «0 wives of veteri- MSC Career Carnival In Blood Donation* t nary students who have enrolled Helen Earl of Battle Creek and in n special program now offered W Thomas of Flint are "Sen- at MSC. Carnival will be formulated More women than men have The program, consisting of lec¬ Plans for the >180 Career tlp ^eell" fOV next week. ' at an organization meeting tonight at 8:30 In room 32 of signed up to donate blood to Red The two, who were chosen by the tures three times monthly, seeks I instill scientific knowledge in the Union, according to Orluml Scheuner, carnival gen¬ Cross so far, Jinny Pangborn, senior of the week committee, to eral chairman. chairman, announced yesterday. will have their pictures on dis¬ the vet's wives, to make them a TK Mill The senior career carnival i ———— Students may sign up to give play in the Union concourse. | direct asset to their husbands. Miss Earl is head of the AWS ! Sponsoring the classes are the and the junior job program f TVT„ | blood with the solicitor In their judiciary board. She was select¬ I .T u n i o r American Veterinary Jte*tniirgaj] working with the collegrllr HUmC* ! living unit. A display and solicit ed for Tower ttoard, sophomore ! Medical association auxiliary, ► ! sheet wilt be placed in the Union women's honorary, and Mortar ! (wives of uppcrclass vet stu¬ line Fowl* • placement office will merge their committees to provide ■' Convention ! concourse for town people, inar- Board, senior women's honorary- dents) and Dr. Chester F. Clark, * 4 Dining Boom* an all college carnival, | ricd students, and faculty. A rep¬ Thomas is a member of the , head of the MSC department of ORGAN Ml'SIC BY MARIE ARty» varsity football and track squads surgery and medicine. Stadent Worker* "Students from any class Delegate* resentative will be on hand to I answer questions, and belongs to the Varsity club. He is also a member of Alpha I The series contains lectures on topics ranging from "Feeding E. MIC M. AVE. I'lltlNF , work on the carnival," Schc i MSC's Inter-Flo tefnity council j The drive will be held In' the Phi Alpha fraternity and Blue 1 and Care of Dogs" to "Flouro- ! WlH be represented at the annual | basement of Olin Memorial Key, uppcrclass men's honorary. scopy and Radiology"— — to be held in j pita! Nov. 27 to Dec. 1, Nurses Members of the senior of the ! IPC convention Other courses offered are tele¬ week committee are Jo Crego, Mew York City Nov. 24 and 25. phone etiquette .animal first aid. ' tentatively, set for April 4 and 5. Representatives from MSC arc j doctors, and equipment arc being*; Lansing; Ann Porter and Jack veterinary medical terminology, More than Hid l.tpin.- . IPC ,ai .tniMin. (Jray- Ourndnik, furnished by. the regional blood Boerema, both of "Grand Rapids. bookkeeping for the doctor, and SPECIAL EVENT are expected to take part in the,! ,mK ' Henior; Ward j bank center in the veterinarian's rclatima-to fed¬ carnival, Scheuner added. i ihember-ot-larce and Ann Arbor Students under 2t should tdgn Froth-Soph Council eral and state disease edntrol pro- 20 - Ki.ti) I' ^l l*ant Vear ; junior; 'and Counselor for Men I up this week to give the Red Cross] Mr. and Mrs. WMUam M. Lew¬ HoiHn Firtt Meeting The career carnival was held i Lylc A. Thorbiirn. i lime to obtain parental permission, > is at Drralar. III., so, lie, after last year for the first time at ! According to Jensbn, all -notion- | Miss Pangborn stressed. Other - three manlhs sf (restate* In Frosh-Soph council will MSC. The affair, sponsored b.v ' nl officers will meet to discuss donors wilt bo able to sign up1 hoid its first meeting of the term I.an* log's Used Paris ihe senior class, brought over 35 | fraternity problems. The under- ; until the campaign closes. New Yarfc wkirh Ml Mm wlUi tonight at 0:30 in room 3« of the business ceprcsentati\es to camp- graduate representatives will The ittembcrs of AWS plan to; "heller Uian average' Union. Headquarter* Offers uk to discuss job possibilities with ! meet to elect a chairman for next : go to the luinsing center Friday . New members of the council i to give their blood before the cam- . dll all meet together for'the first Guaraateed Used and pulgn opens. time to discuss class plans New Paris al a Sating To You . Get Ready lor Tkeaksgivieg YOU WHY MY Are Cordially Invited To WATCH Festivities We Are Currently Wrecking Oter MM) fa TELEVISION Prom Model A'a to '50 Chevrolet* TONIGHT Louis Laundry & Dry SAVE lli.ir from 7-10 Styling Cleaners AT <« EAST GRANII RIVER lliiir Ciitliiij: State Record "We Wash Willi Cure Everything Vou Wear" Reserved Seals: <2.40 — tl.MI — $1.20 -Wc- Shop Sale Hegin* Thursday. November IMh —« Betty's Beauty Bar All wort, don, on (he premise* 221 AkhoU Bd. UNION TCKET OFFICE She's been mi sweet and . all year 'round, you kn hate to give her aometro¬ an exquisite hand-detiii.' example, choose ' personality ... . whulK • ilelicnte, casual or *ti. : Like these: p. Finely embi-i crepe, a delicacy iffd ui - with a Little Ikn <■ manner. White: size - b. lieaded, sequimied :■. at the neckline ot t jewel. White or crepe; size* c. Fragile apiwarr »• smartens an other* -• topped by a Johni rayon ere|te: size- ' d. Unusual in dyi.i . qohwlte sunbtir-" rayon ere|s- «ml b; bit in black, bi'"1* Size- • e. Venice lacv froth- ' balooncd sleeves lovely. Rhinestone on white. Size* f. Feminine .i- Is HE'S BEEN AN ANGEL^IMjlVE HER A /BLOUSE FROM—FOR CHRISTMA! Raul I. a a a I u g