The Poor Gobbler ! Asain A AlY LOU rOLOU . ^ But Thanksgiving without turkey? Unthinkable?. ami red feathers. All Turkeys are synonymous with the holiday, an# ' r" rtmas time, people don't st.rt looking for bear {""■«* *<*"« tli'y u°nluei.y' enWh™p£Lt"tfk ^hThZ™ T^Hc'I T*'* C°n" ***•■«* '8,* bwWM« Crisp ""■'rounded by dress- their table.*, nor does Anyone feel that a ,R 8pread 329 m nU1^ ** hungryt tradition-minded Americans. m and cranberry sauce. It fplv necessary k for a successful Kaster din. ™e u That ^rHt Thanlcs«ivin» Mele«Kri* day was an unhappy ant for Thanksgiving day not only robbed turkeys of a future, it And even though turkeys can brag that some of their an- _ it that there was Gallopavo* (turkey spelled right). Hitltfy has routed them of a personality as well. cestora came over on the Mayflower, it won't do them much plenty of venison and com at that meal. Now when people spy a turkey, they don't see a proud bird good thkv Thursday. The axe is raised. bye NOW. WEATHER: EAT hearty. MOKE SNOW IT'S turkey time CLOUDY AND COLD MSC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION LAST l!AX8UC?rMlCB^A?r^J?SnAV. NOVEMBER 21. iffSrt KIVK CENTS 'Apple In His Mouth Cotton Bowl Officials Visit State In Regard To Possible Invitation Wage Increase Granted President Discloses ne Strike Terminates Trip Facts Te3iw!!SrJTwenty-w,,e Itifg IVii .\|>|»r«»v»l in Agreementt|To Report Membership Status Organizations Fail Iti'iiiniii- 'Diuilitful it. mm sciit'l.T/ ' Settlement of the Miehi Student Council van Bell Telephone strikl that In-gaii with a walkou To lb-activate HUdeparde >n Nov. !> was settled witl granted wage increases yesterd^ The settlement, gained after 3 Delinquent* hours of bargaining, is still sub ject to ratification by IS,000 unto /Twenty-one campus nr- em ploy eel*. No time for a ratifici MBizntinn* failed to report turn vote has bean art. If al n tho Organisation* liu* proved, however, the terms! the agreement will take effd membership record* Nov. 24. I rinsed yesterday. Sulr-rhalr- Meanwhile in Detroit Asaocid Mary Knu|w xaid the ilrlr* ig fam&mH JWm extracurricular erl activity im juaL:,.-.*! fur tan.ration* I. e student council and Ihe faculty. In most •ill Whim* Turkeys Grown Faster. ease,. Ihe groups will be rendered inaetlve, Miss Koupx said. To re* active xlatrix the officer, M1 i national cele- No Larger This Year nmiiiMii president I ™.| vox off Loral mumcatlqn workers of America, r*ies r-nm SIM, CIO Com- Imu"' I"'1'1"" Chalrmart Bill ftleh- rr.|tl organi/alinm bu- »f Thanksgiving Be BOB II AM.rV in Grand Rapids said his members .,."1.1 probably reject the eon- jiq^i The long campaign wo. Ihe first nf the persis- Your Thanksgiving turkey hi«v have grown faster this Part Fisher also predicted "other j,tl.p org.nlralu.ns' riling nting .if a lady Michigan Incuts also will refuse system. EvdnfUally an individual ■ "i .1 -r.ih* Hale. year, but it won't far any larger than usual, an MSC poultry " m file of earh student's exlracur- i.ok. She expert aays. In a formal statement John A 'rleular arllvilles will be made up. ' ' 3n years to set Prof. A. C. Grosrhke. specialist in poultry nutrition in the f'.rei ne. president of Mirhninn ] Infonnalion about eamirna or- j Hell Telephone, void the follow- , ■< ..n thu high Poultry department, says ganiutiuiiv ,% alvo placed In Or-: Run.11^ lit, anti.biotics mixed with the Ing agreemonl.had been reached. Asrw+mrwt Term* |ganiMtlon's bureau files These ' turkey's I makes the bird 1 Jtnsy Im? found in the .Student Employees will grt »3 p> *S", council nfflee. UnUin third floor, a week wage increase depending Data on deactivated Hitchhikers .n lheir present pay rule ,• In addition through wage «rmi|is will I lie kept in a "dellnquenl file." paUnguenla Are Faring Can Bank progressiiai liaise workers below those honnrarira. club,, and pip rales will reeelve further per-1 wa-leiie, facing degellvallon In- Iislie int reuses averaging more j elude American Union Post 402. ism., on ad from | F.nglatid On Cold Hike ■I...I. ft a week during the life of the rnntract. American Amert, ,.n Society Veterans' for Melols. | rnmmltlre, | ' .tie and a half yoarx wcrr'cut Chicago dub. Delta Phi Delia, ! Ag Board Announces It you're figuring on ' I,,.," 'he wage progressirm scale j Horticulture club. Kappa Alpha some hitchhiking thu alien The loi firm*' .rale ran for eight : sigma. Muring Corps club and, you'd better wrip up' ... . sod was cut to six under Merchant Mariners, 1 The East Lansing weather President eau claim, you can expe- • a the terms of wdtlement. Other delinquent .Greene .aid the new wage In- | New Jersey club. PI Tau, Pi Sig-! groiqis are Dorm Rate Increase yaed a gen* of 2S degree, in the sftnr crease gran's add »».400,01*1 lo ' ma. Sigma Cht Gumma. Sigma i national "Partly cloudy and COLD a tr.e company's wage bill over a i*.|ta Psi, Weight-Lifters club., a oglclal word. period, tho life of Hie , speerh Majors club. Young Demo-, Dnrmitury rate* at Michiif'tii State f Til lege witl U- in- same year, 'erdHnetl nlightly lieginniiig with the winter term in Janu¬ ■pal church cratB, Young Progrc»i.|v •t ary. The action wraa approveil yesterday by the State Thursday "• the regu- 'Hoard of Agriculture, governing body of the college. | All i||fi^t .it- aMihimrade period during: no. reduction in total pay, Ha/ue . — pay for students ho* Ijeeii raised Europe foi dclensc within the 'Critical' j fpitrtg trim. crn John 8. Mcttroy. Boh™' N V S/HUisor Drive . «fl Calvary, Sault Ste lunnet Marks junior Anderjajio Quartri - | i I huvv continued to rise. ! ing" This Is tho third "cost of liv- il riu« is undriscoied cod election return* by week- giving a Wide muster*. Huibara Wnkefl«kJ. Ken- raise notch? In dormitory sophomore. who was i"h«™ "" I rates since the war. college offi¬ party, the Socialists, which op¬ mole, N Y, wnlor. .\lr Force En» ; the trampoline lust week. u... •< cials added, reprcrhcnting n com* pose* rearmament as piesently Sally Will»»mR. Middle- * i-AssiriEDB ported in critical condition at 01'" . gitu llrukrn tation, and a partial fracture Due Irs-the fact that he cannot tx Ainraft,' Diane WiKon. Wayne j Blood Hank Urn- Soon ■ SANTE FF. N.M.-iTT—About loo convkt. si prod with vrudo moved, no further X-rajs have boon taken. I Marilyn Van Winkle, Tccumsch The Red Cross blood bank will ? w roixrnx rj.itrri tor neorljr on hour ^ ( ( iced. Will travel to Ann Arbor to junior. Signal Corp*, ] Mm urn 1 be on campus from Nov,"^27 to j lo ... ft* soft a» the Undk invite her to the via** pi nt*r 21. 1950 Til HOIllAH 8 T A T1 Hlfg Ball Date Nears Jazz Let ll Ssow Sem Bot Initiates Trim With Fur Magic Casts Fashion Picks New Members Spell Around Club White As Color any Sem Bot, Michlngan State bot¬ honorary, initiated nine new members in a formal ceremony her wir trimmings. Give new sparkle to ■r KATHV GREGORY From the portals of Room 01 in the Union Building For Christmas last Tuesday New members . arc Peter Frank, plain black dress by adding a a suit or East Lansing senior; Joseph Vel- tiny leopard choker. Mink tails every Monday night eome the strains of modern jazz. Coed chatter these days is like¬ lantt, Lansing junior; Joseph with a red rose and a little nylon These two-hour sessions are sponsored by the Jazz Club ly to center on a full schedule of Howe, Saginaw senior; Royall tulle makes the old formal a new of MSC. holiday parties. Moore, Ithaca, N. V. senior; Jo¬ model. This season, according to Ma¬ seph' Dclaney, White Plains, N. Y. White mink makes a perfect The Jazz Club has rapidly demoiselle magazine, is likely to graduate student; Noetic Lebrec, choker when combined with a grown in poplarity since Its which has kepi interest go¬ be whiter than ever. Sheer off- French graduate student; Philip rhinestone clasp to offset a strap¬ beginning in 1946. Al Singer, ing since 1946. white pleated wools or white Coleman, botany staff member; less or low-cut afteiyioon dress. The majority of the band mem- wools edged in pearls arc guests Dr. Leo Mcrlcle, associate profes¬ Bay City senior, founder and ers who provide music for two of honor at afternoon parties. sor in botany; and Genevieve Gil¬ president of the club, says, "This hours each week are music ma¬ The white worsted jersey shirt- lette, Ann Arbor graduate. has been our most active term in dress fastened with chunks of il the college. Often the rhincstone and the stiff white ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I the Ave years the club club invites jazz musicians from rayon and cotton bcngalinc suit, organized." communities to join them rhinestono-fastencd too, for an 00 TO EUROPE NEXT SIMIiEO! J The Jazz club was originally ice-and-snow, effect, at'e> goirig to their Monday night sessions. instituted for the interests of jazz The musicians arc not under any be holiday sparklers. A Trip Planned Especially For Young l>«ople ■ bring jazz to more compulsion to .play; they enjoy it. There's a word on white for the B.v Mm. ('outIs. Detroit Teacher ■ a.fee of $1.00 any Two concerts remain in fall sports enthusiast too. Black ski term; one Saturday afternoon and pants topped with a bright white ENGLAND, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, " the regularly scheduled meeting jacket, or an all-black outfit will HOLLAND, ITALY and FRANCE _ next Monday, Nov. 27, at 7:30. be standouts among the skiing 1951 Trav. All those interested arc invited to July, attend. BithtwUnff There'll be a dash of color too Very lun —a polka-dotted ascot and sash or a brilliant silk scarf—to set All Arrangements Through Ameriran Kxpres* off snow white and black. At night white really comes in¬ to its otvn. One dance-floor fav¬ CI, K..W- 2-232* or «,«. ^7. orite is the short sheath' topped IMralt 23. Mlrli. by a frothy lace ovcrsklrt with tiny black velvet straps and sash. Another is a billowy gold-dot* ted white net, made for waltzing with its rayon tafTcta underskirt and matching stole. EXECITIVE • Prepare to step ml a responsible on in the retailing Chicago CuHtgr Of CAREERS field: I idvertising, fashion, |>ersonnel. S|N*ciali/ed training, ex¬ IN RETA I LI 16 clusively for college graduates, covers OPTOMETRY One-year Court* merchandising, personnel manage¬ ment, textiles, store organization, sales Nationally Arrr.ail.it kit OataUmllni Cnlkir In promotion, and all phases of store NalnnOM PrnFraainn activity, Realistic approach under store-trained faculty, (Masses are com¬ bined with paid store work. Students are usually placed before graduation, Nr», l laaa S Co-educational. Master's degree. Var.tl.nt rllnlri Limited enrollment. Write Admissions , ci.atMnal and Office for I billet in C. 1M IteMrn -Av.. ttfMtCM tUIIAU tOS n UNIVERSITY OF PITfSIURGH • P.ttvbuf|ll 11. Pa. Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests | Number 7...THE RAVEN "Yon can use my name... but /u don't <1 nut It me' f« Kate ; with «r Dale! 1 * 4 belter 1 *"1' ">.1 '(r«h >•».*. Lrt H" tir h, krrtint <*, "* M i merely make elaimj—but Phi/ jmlt'i «o dtfidt jot yourtell>A'* rvr,! r»t. We believe that yov aais i indeed, America's FINES miy i ke up . mildness on »»hc fast putT or a quick i . A one-inhale cumpariaoi a inly doesn't give you much proof Thai's why we. suggest; Till. Si .nmiili. Tkm . . - The MO-Day Camel MiMdtm lest, tthich simply asks you to try Camels as your steady smoke — on a pack after pack, day after day basis. No snap judgments needed, ' After you've enjoyed CaiiieU - aml bnty Cfimrbr- for 30 clays in your **T-/ouew (T for Throat,T for Taste) wc believe you'll kuotv why ... Tofenday, A\lVe| til MICHIGAN IIATI NBWt Art Prof. To Spenk ri* Toll State Board Names Coed Chosen 'Queen' Death , Professor, , Walter Abell,, MSC I Art department, *<«. talk o" Keys to Modern Art" »t »«l Reaches 10 •Three Mtv!,. Surprised ' New Appointees Saginaw Museum of Art to- VARxrrvSi Hunting Injiiric* l>on:tld Grecnnway. head of the Wnxhinjrton Mount On Weekeitil lejfe Department of Hotel Administration and 1938 MSC Wins Honor Two more fatalities and six In- crndinite. Was named head of Michigan State Collejrea ATTENTION STUDENT] Ties were added to the list til Department of Restaurant Management yesterday by the Stale Hoard of Agriculture.' . deer hunting casualties over the An MSC coert was chosen John F. Srhlueter, 1918 At Xh#* florin f.lfflnme | Pin-up Queen of the world- fnmotis flood Humor Squad¬ weekend. The Michigan total now stands at 10 dead and 38 injured, as compared with 14 dead and 39 MSC urnduate has been pro¬ moted to Director of the 'Spartacade' Br Snrr To ALWAYS ASK For ron of the Air Porce Satur¬ day night at the Engineer's Ball. Injured last year, according to Placement Service. State Police. —. Reveals Plana Virginia Sutfon, Mocend soph¬ Latest addition to the fatalities The board' approved the ap" for participation omore. was selected unanimously for the title by the sqtiodrun is Lewis F. Blubnugh, 83. of Bark pointmcnt of five new staff morn- River. He died of blood loss from bets, accepted the resignation .of j _ Application, _ ju'JJJ" _ i'CMrtamde" will hi 1951 "Spartacnde" ,atf majie(j to all living units will bi immed CUANDtS I members. The selection came as a a wound in the thigh inflicted by five and granted leaves to t\Vo j jnte|y following Thanksgiving va* complete surprise to her. Nanimates Her Danibl C. Norden. 22. of Detroit. Those appointed were George M. An autopsy nnd Inquest has been Word, assistant professor of dairy, cotJon. According to Richard Your Friendly Dry t.t. .tames Wilson, commander planned. Ervln Melr, 83, of Ca- Arthur DeLong. assistant profes- j gf<»pski, publicity chafffnan, of the group, decided to enter her j -gpartacade" Is the new title for phe, died of chest wounds suffer¬ sor of education; Robert B. Mil* 1 the Campus Chest Carnival. " i contest when he sow her ed Saturday when be was shot by .1 at Campbell hall, lie drew ler, instructor of physics and as- j wj|| be held Saturday, Feb. 14 art unseen fymtcr In Montmor¬ tronomy; Roy J. Smottctt, Jr., in- | Szepski mentioned Jenlson Time To I her pielure from memory after ency county. returning to the base. structor in Electrical Engineer- fleidhouse as a tentative location, Carl Demski. 15, Mt. Pleasant, ing; nnd Vltginia E Benson. |n- | }fe said those living units return •Hie Hood Humor Squndrnn or¬ was accidentally injured when HI? structor nf- education and horned jng applications earliest will have Yoiir\n iginated durini the Berlin airlift, waS shot in the head by his economics. s purpose is to raise (he morale the men engaged In the ardoos brother, George, in Isabella coun¬ Arrept Resignations preference In stand locations and ideas Portrait*! ty. Marlon Fritsler, Iff, of Flint Trophies will be awarded Indi- j • - - - ■k or loading nnd unloading Dr. David F. Smith, chemical Tliiil's ri»||j accidentally shot herself In the engineering, Arthur W. Hellmon idu.1l units and combinations of t , _ as of cargo. The members of the foot while hunting in Mt. Morenci trophies will be j oup are sworn to spread Inter- county. and "Thera Stovfil! of written and nits. The awarded %tn the basis of gate re- 1 picture tlnnul good will through good spoken English; Charles P. Woods, Leo Leach 20, Pontine, wai ipt.s and general stand effect- hccoininj, „„f(| eer and humor. accounting, and Mrs. Lillian Ann Jured In the left arm when hit- by Cox, business eduenfTbm^KatTTfictr j Iiio-I 'cames Member a stray bullet. Richard Beeman, resignations accepted. General chairman of the affair J popularQ Miss Sutton was the 2S5th Grand Rapids, suffered Injuries in One-year leaves were granted this year will he Kenneth Mar¬ ma* »ift. „|| member admitted to the elite the left thigh when a gun being to Brute Futhey .accounting dmr shall. East Lansing senior. group which Includes such well unloaded by n member of his par¬ . lllck* Sfndio* ran lake rare of vn known people as Dean Achcson, partment, and Paul E Schlousen- ty accidentally discharged. President Truman and Donald WKAR To Air Douglas, of Douglas alrcrhfb'MIss Clyde Bowers, 43, Moron, was cr. agricultural engineering. ma* pirlurc nceil* in the new Unii(„J Sot ton was chosen In preference Injured when a gun being un Shrponl's .. or in your own home. loaded by a member of his port; \Seyf/ert Says: W1I.fM.fr* CONMRRVATION Radio Comcdv to movie sine O.lorla DeHaven. accidentally discharged. Emmett Short Cirrlfil arc picture* In In* prnml of . , !li»hinJ cim Hemming. 57, Kalamazoo, wa Firemen insner lljr.. low in co*l! Tlicv *:ili«f\ il(.. Nov. 87, 7:80, PoreMry rnbln. pr. Miles D. Pornie, siwnker, 'Old Salt' Faculty Must Jured by n stray bullet while atching a deer run.. who i« "llanl fo *hop for." I .Dok «V| "Kollow Bird Sanrlunr.v." The comedy entitled "Old Stilt" Call On (jimpm Rifl li*. now for people yon will -eiul J •H CLAMH REUNION • East Lnnainit hlrh schnol 'HO written by Norman Corwln will be presented by Radio Workshop Sign Oath WKAR To Air HAVE A picture lo. reunion. Forestry rnbln, Nov. 58. over WKAR tonight at 7 .10. MSC staff members must sign Time's A Wnslin'! A* the Yule sex-nn riraxi t p.m. MCE IIOI.HIAY order* hecin In pile up. Don't Mis« r,m statements upholding rmal Alumni News . kNICItERROCEER CtUB Anne Costollo, BufTnlo,' N.Y. the Natural S< ii Christmas pictures NOW -to in-uire ertt . senior oncTJo© A. Callaway, dP the United -States and Michigan your Room 84, Union, tonight 7. Plane Information. rector of radio education, will constitutions. The statements a** in lime to mail: Alumhi News returned to tb HHK EXCAI.IRCR linve starring roles. required by state law of all edu¬ Include: cators, according to James Dent¬ air after a three years' absent Stiidio$| Others in the cast' Eat anil moot. Mary Lee's. Noon. Bring your key money. Helen- Davis, E. tension Junior; Beverly Jfolden, Chicago senior; fJretchen" nelnhardt, St. Clnire in, assistant to the president. The law was passed in 1931. Most of the older staff members as n Sunday over WKAR afternoon feature News from the 85 active alt E. Laastaf Hicks i in E. IjMMini; Shores senior; Jennn© Lyons, iiHve the statements on file, Den* clubs, sketches of work being burned put ear cigarette lighter 517 W. Grand RR Cnmp Permit* Flint senior, nnd Elaine Koehn, said. He ndded thnt they be filled out on IBM cards cuts Interviews with visi¬ Danville 111. junior. I carry Jack¬ Students wishing In obtain lime to make filing easier. tors to the campus, and news of son, Corunna Junior; Hill Frank, WAWAWVWJAWWAh repeat permission l<> lake com¬ prehensive examinations at the Saginaw senior: John Welsen-t classes aft fefitured in the new (iym Student SPECIAL series. end of Fall term must apply at the Basle College office by bach, Lansing senior; and Larry Collins, llnttle Creek sophomore; Displaced Student* Programs are arranged through the co-operation of Starr Kees- Still Critical MS0 Barker Shtg Chrli Oaryet, I'ontlac senior. Remain Nov. 31. No permissions will Is associate produeer. She Is as¬ In Go-op* ler director of alumni relations, be granted afler that date, ac¬ »i and his stuff. (Continued From Page I ) cording to Paul L. Drcsscl. sisted by Elaine Kfiebn. Back¬ board of examiners chairman. ground music and sound effects Over Vacation William Mead. 0 neurologist from ll«*e You Ha4 Your Mi. JuniorOffiforn will be handled by Collins, Bar hura Phillip*, Lansing senior,- am ■Hiidy "Morn, rlint Displaced persons on campus will remain in co-ops their individtu i over Thanksgiving. Rob 5$ i Sltile Fnlers Stork. bi Y.7iienRo Shoir f lumsinf. this time. Ralph X-r.iys were taken v'V H. Young, director of SCALP TREATMENT SCHOOL ELEI ftftl Pick Memliein Genesee Alumni Robinson, chairman of the DI1 board, said. Michigan State's entries will be er the athletic*, ffairl yesterday there was no way of estimating wheth¬ trampoline was more dan¬ From An la Wwly flvea that a « be h©M la Ike Sehaol Diotrtrt of the f it* of UtV "However" * he added, "they Expert? Wr one of Michigan's Shorthorn rep¬ the 27lli day a# November. A D 1950 gerous than othef athletic equip¬ mm For Committer Schedule Banquet will have to eat their meals out." resentatives at the International ment. Olive Davis, DP Board secre¬ Livestock Show in Chicago, NovL Owe .Uff ml rifhl (I) feu- Young said that this type of ad* county chnptec of the tary. was recently not ilied by the 15 to Dec. 2. Two head will be Ten Juniors were named Mast I cident is so rare that when ntu hen factor, mined la New York World Student Service exhibited and one will be sold by are Mlchlgun Stale Alumni associa¬ tloes happen It magnifies itself week by Junior class president Fund that one foreign student MSC at the International Short¬ tion will hold their annual foot- He added that the athletic de¬ (fee Micro off gletoff Breefe Oenc Mcllermntt, to work with board hoped to sponsor hod ball banquet, Saturday. Nov. 25 horn Congress sale. partment takes "all necessary of the Cit* of to officers in co-ordinating class ac¬ migrated to Canada A record 543 entries have beeH at Fischers In Frankenmuth at ' af not to exrrrd Ttifnl tivities. The board has recently sent for •d in the show by 118 breed- The 14-member executive com¬ p.m. credentials for three more foreign A st 1 idy of this accident wil M (SStw.aati oe» om 17 states nnd Canada, mittee will act as the guiding Ralph Young, MSC athletic di according to Young. ' thereaf far Hie purpnsf of pj rector, will siwak. Several Flint students to sponsor, according to will vie for $20,275 in prilff Let U* Pro,. HI imtuove all methods." new rlrmr body of the class, McUermott football players on the Slide Miss Davis said, and members will be called squad will lie honored. Movie "The whole department ex¬ upon to: head future class activity the State CHRISTMAS IS COMINO — presses regret a about this acci- i Yourx jdde-i pa,mewl af Inrimt and prtorip*l New executive committee mem¬ red feriar la mnrnferr fe. 1888. he in.rc. ber* are Barbara Hashore. Pon¬ tile; John Oreen, St. Clair Shores; n ALLAPS la intlia 81 a( Arrirk, X at (he (omul, (an. far a aarkad d kx*al*a (It) year. John Kathrrin. Palatine, III.; Jo¬ : anne BuboU, East looting: Ai- Jene Uraln. Chicago, 111. and Dick LTOSSIP FKATI KES START I tdO—AHNi—8:12—7:18—9:27 , fe, khfee-leaih. Ward. Earmlngton a do, Odo hat fere*! Others are Dirk long. East ' do,, ore Juxt xo man, Lansing; Barb Kunkel. East Lan¬ feoon licked off fe, the clock— sing: John Hingle, Grand Rapids; and Don Nellls, Pontiac il, lived and qoiefel, fac- n. Oihon are xoorfeed h, CHRISTMAS IN COMING far liwunce. F.*er,fead,'x Ulk- TU ifeaut IM owohMilaa of Mm •ludoot bod, la a nddrn trial levol of arbaol iplrH. IF* km AT HOME? HERE? if m K aalMiM n, lain,,.', Nnaal, I IMnHfortunity ill? lo enter the . If >ou plan to eat ThaRka«l,< oer at home; he »urr and lei) WU' Ail-t'ampuN ( hrislmus Content. parents that Ihe.v will he "hoarioK from you from now on—tia the Wil- cox-Gay Kerurdio Recorded Voire A J-Speed Kreordinr Radio-Phono Letter*. Tell them Rreordin disc* are: will be Risen away lo the person whose I9.MI Christ ma* Greetings— perwmally recorded on one of the Ten * Mm I'enmual than a Utter Wikox-Gav Coin, Record ins. located * Laan RxRCRniee than a Phone-Call iin rampu*—expresses the Must Or- * AM they can he played on Any tinial Sentiment. fir H'lLCOX-CAY Communication Srnicc it made up at 10 Coin Rccardiot located in the totUtuing placet: Grill Shaw "The Gathering Stoi Slate Union Grill al PLUS: CARTOON WatUara^R Smoke Shop tdUMyRiiMM nhonr IhhiIIi el lA»uuge» at Pltillipo-Snyih-r THl'RS. « FRI. SATURDAY John raff no - Mamoei Don* Clark RoW Ram Emm Shaw - if "TRIPOLI' in "BARRlCADr Recreation room* al Campbell, Landon and Yakelejr ,^279.83 football Alum Dr. Huston WTH US. SEVENTH DIVI- liottnl Accepts Hurl In Crash Examination Schedule Slc?;. Korea—-'/U>—United Stat ex' 'roo-w reached border ihe Mum-burton loday.. The Itlh regl- iliemtm Receives hienfal combat team of the l/.S. nits And Fel Near Lansing A firmer MSC football player. Fund Award American force to Xii»lit iti the Yitlu River boundary. runts totaling $22,708,811 were, received for James fl. nrakemofi. 41, of Mil- . College By the Statd Board of Agriculture s, Gertrude, 41. BOOK NOW! i ....ctorrlnv hv Knrl H. MnRmtol i .1 Were Injured In a car collision ; Dr. Ralph C. Hu*lbn, former i Dean of Graduate Studies, wa* ®e Cappo — Max It.iinr* — Rufua Fester — Edile Mad I" this areir over ,the weekend. i awarded an Emeritus Research B«l Hell - Clare richer Rrakcmnn Vationnl Sanitation west was driving south¬ f Professorship for $500 by the Have t'kerry on highway M-78 when he j. School of Pub- from the J. W. Trust Fund of Lansing. Knapp Charitable made a left turn in front 6f on- j;gnn HoardState of Trustees c»{ the Miehi- College Fund, All Orchestra* ft entertainment Rooked By Director; CORDON & MACK MUSICAL ENTERPRISES 1.1th Abb Arbor, pro- 1 Spartan Nurscrv Mothers gave William I,. Davidson announced] flnt ,Valuation in dcslsn of of -W.SOO for SI00 for the use of the MSC Spar- TERM ENtt EXAMINATION HCIIEtlt'l.K FOR BARIC COURSES: Written ft Spoken Englixh Ml Tf»ur». Dei- 7 3AO-5.30 j today. < I ire lined by ( a PRO Mask) CALL DAVE GORDON — EDDIE MACK tna Nursery and twenty.flve j. First to receive the award. Or ^ • ,thrashing mach- chairs valued at *458. Seventy- Itlntoificat Science 131 frlTDec*? *]o*125 M Huston retired last June after 40' five were given by Louis Pas- Physical Science 13t sit' juV n W years on the MSC staff. He will] teller & Sons of Fort Wavne. Ind ic! vert treatment Social Science 111 Mmi . ^Dcc* 11 ' US use the award for continuing hi*! donor gave i ; chemical research work here. snem M.rtlvs / 'Ill rS'v i^u M hospital and Uvlng Tues', 11 Thanksgiving Gifts nee Give Award Group Lays Hlttorv Another joji fund. Of Civilisation ,■ • y icccived fjom Silver Company Hrake- ions foi ^ The award is given sYSfficTmg members of the faculty to otit¬ failure to yield to the other car. or administration upon retire¬ For Children I pairy iti Council of Constitution EXAMINATION RCHEDl'LF—OTHER THAN BASIC In the following plan, final exnminnllons are determined COURSES:' by the ment to en;' le, them to continue Work in their hold on camtms. . .1 to previous Election Set days and hours the class is scheduled to meet during the term Davis said. MICHIGAN STATE I'tmuing nutritional tuttulu) Dtisch, Jr. ,!t oc divided In- Future Plans To Decide Two Tn determine when your examination is to be block In column 2, 3, or 4 which li«ts the days and hours nf'vour given, find the Dr. lfi'ston was graduated from. Parsons college. Iowa, and receiv¬ ed hts doctorate in organic chem- T-Shifts Sweater* class. vhips for hotel and The student go- Sweat Shirt, Jacket* .uaTiont students. Example: A class meting MWF 1-2; Ihe examination will be %id" i ning commission day to establish .1 School Issues 8-10, Tues., Dee. 12. A class meeting T.Th 4-5; the examination will be Fund I Nt .thlKhrfi The Michigan State College r l'i ml halls parlor.* of r chemistry . the proposed t ons 7-9 I'M, Thurs., Dee. 14. Fund, organised last yeqr. award* i. r r ind treatment 1 A student leoric alumni sch'»Iar«hi|rs. professtor- Len Kositchek's Varsity Shop Day of Examination Examination Hour ^hijw fellowships and r.Hi. in.- with the 11,500 W8i voted by the lectureship*: ... Pa-per Hospital of; pe held Sunday, I ... tie. in—electroplating j leaders ami faeult Thurs.'. I>ee. t •MWr°V?1 T Th.'a-n'or'a-a so T Th. o'fit i'after - by the $1,500 meet to exchange THE SMALL SHOP - 'WITH RIG valves ti.ioson Van Winkle i dent government ■frrpany of New Jersey ,.ea- MSC scor- but tribute Available fourth In the 12-year run-! ford, Mickey Wnlter ond Jerry ning of the annual clown- Zrrlie • his running Season tickets are still angh Oppoaltlon Alu.o.1 nil of the hut name, in THIS THANKSGIVING ditty that he Coach Karl Sehtademan', men <*'*« country will rotnprto M available for home basket- iwever. will meet plenty ol op- .«>»' "»cic,l F. v. "Billy able to as 73 yard. In his hi, lta>«. In ball games and the Spartan maltion from favorite* I'cnn !*ymbol ol crev. c.tinny auprcm- role Safely - - man ma n H Basketball Claaslc. it was Army and Wisconsin for ;5,r-t teling . championship. annnunqfd this week by l.ymat theBesides the Ills Ten champion ,. " . ""'"'"I? the lis Dick Shi # . ,, Purdue* Bob . I MUITS SNOf KMR 2*1 fcAST GRAND RIVER Betty's Beauty Bar L. Frlmorilg. Michigan State tick J«»,c enr Thorn** Wisconsin team, Illinois, Indiana jRodlbmigh, Wisconsin* Wall played III Ohio and tht Hill State, Purdue, nirkc. Ohio State's Lrn True*. Asrhenfrlter of INftn State I larrma tram Berkey kali I champion i the West J «'iitr'L' •»« 10 £L,.,5r2..!.n. champ; Penn State, (Save on Shoes!) rolled to the Pitt 14.in tlx play*, and Michigan State. The tneet will MSC Shoe Repair only to haw their scoring chance erased when (i ramie litis fumbled. Three fumbles and two Inter- Friday night, December Ohio Stati; meet\ Princeton and Michigan State facet on the Spartans' 1950 cross coun¬ try schedule? Running their last cro 22.7 K. tiKAND RIVKK KAST LANSING REMODELING SALE! rcpted |»msm*s later, the Green The next night. Di try competition undef Gi and White found themselves on White colors are We're all mewed up hut we Inve It! We are expanding our fgiili.tie,'« the Pitt 23 with jOhio State and IVnn State square . . . Michigan State meets Druet/ler, Don Maklclskl ""r N" *"•< Mirhigan State's growth and to better serve the men .ml quarter ended. On the first the Herb Cook. play of the second period, Al Do¬ The rest of Schladernun's i women on rampus RUT. we're keeping our doors OPEN, to »ff" >•« . . . rifled over 1.200 pairs of rkme-oul (regular stork) Remodeling Sale SI'Kf I \l> row a pass man crew will include Juniors / rifc in the end rone. Bob Carey'* Here are some of Ihe "BUYS": Attempted conversion failed. .700 pairs Sophomore* C0UfG{ CLEANERS of famous-name /3>ni blllL 5 40 PRESS FLATS Value* to 27.92 4.44 Conw in TODAY for BKST SELECTION! MEN'S Htaaa « ta II . . . WMIha A ta P SHOES■ ■ ■ Value, ta 211,92 7.77 * * * sigh-fix more BUY TWO PAIRS AT THESE PRICES! Heine's Too pairu low -keel Drew aad Sport bib Y Y GIRL'S CAMPUS Value, to 29.92 Show " ® " ()() Values |*» Help Your Kootwrar Builjjei! Siies li lo 12 MEN'S SHOES A to I) 9.99 Gel in on the Bargain* TODAY ... Store open 'till .">i^ I' "1, hepcirds V s 1-tCDE jfre was no APPRENTICED ASA 50V FEARING FORCiei-E hv5r spoon' IN TO A HARNESS MAKER,, ■RETURN IF he stayed dhn ftaptlste MISTREATMENT ANDDENIAL OT A PROMISED EDUCATION IN KENTUCKY HE i£, CROSSED TNtOHIO / jfid's MOUTH [L£D HIM TO RUN MY' KIVER TO NEW )| WIN WE WA$ )rn!n frontier a^ny.,|hr^r^ MULE, KY. « 7, 1811. ' ' H A RU66ED INDIVIDUALIST FROM felRTH- IN LIED OF MONEY MFTT?ADEP/) GRANDSON OFAM.HUMBLE.FRENCH ENUGREE HF WALKED ALL THE 3 YEARS HE WAS HALF OPPUAHED BY THE WAR of I8I2J A PECK OF WORN PLAYING WAY TO LOUISVILLE CARPS FOR FERRY PAS SAG BT TO GREENVILLT. in 18*31. well-tstaw-ishlp _=== IHE MEXICAN WAR SAW FORD'S LSTARLISHMfNT WORK IN A SADDLE IN ftlSINTSS T0K> QUITE LARGfc.THf mi needed military harness SHOP avarried malfr ANDSADPLESjANPFORDPEOCEEDED to supply VOHlti. A THEM- PWOUT MtTHOPIST OF qtfwvwf AT70 HE HAD HIS A OWN THRIVING SHOP AND WEARING ATALL 1t>R 6G Y£A*£ SHE WAS HIS after the war he hap 30 teams PLUG MAT OF THE PERIOD INSPIRATION AND COUNStU.08 ON THE ROAD PELIVE'KING AND SELLING ; BUSTLED ABOUT GREENVILLE IN MANY BENEFACTIONS, UNFIL "Ford's merchandisel. at 3^ he was a LOOKING AFTER OTHLR INTIRiSrS m PtATH AT 91 VERY SUCCESSFUL SAAALU MANUFACTURER* »7 FORD WAS REACHING FOR Merchanttbuo bought and sold flour, but lsnlngtir ^ ETHUI6 BIGGER AND BETTER. Mhung Tumir was a Bigger idea ano Hap More First Plate Class IBE4ME-A STORE KELFfR :, ^ Momiv in it. $0 he sold h«s store amp became >CHANTS WERE VILLAGE j f ' a MiuER. • Out of Flour into Metal. Manufact¬ AcroRv in America. ^ AT NEW ABANV, HE " lKf.*S AND CONTROLLED7 rwr efl! uring- making Kitc-menjSabuuts. porttd machinery )j>IT OF THE COMMUNITY mfn froaa ^ \y wc«e awarded jf ■r rZZZ~2 W* SOCIAL. ESTEEM j latfer.bosihi^s VwuRtDYwo DRY goods ftveKSES WITH Ever/ I groceries • Bur HE could 'pisbtxk TOKb movkd lb new albany in i054 Of HOAT ION AM T MADE [oohtin0e macboiwv 1&Make Fcro-cuniwa bows a*oth*hnidtthf mM<2LACC» ACC'IFT A :MANr TOR LONG Because- pou.in6miu., iron and fdonprv businfss H& LOAN OF >ICX^ fuomone 'Riving spurn* called for. avmtuau.v icftktd lb exttmslyer swimoilolng ofhcs fomcb. ua murk I*ter Avenues ofaffoat in 7h* cTivit-War VLaas.t&us <7awm«lKr1fYu$<•«**? AND iNOOSrAy, AHO A MAJOR PRODlK-tR. * petift cooprft Famous inventor .tb* a cles, john BNPTTSKE fORD, aoowped falae. ON KNX>l>5T«Mi— CHr/vMovu:-. RREAT LAKTS STEAL¬ lniuprlse/fowli. seeking a suitable ERS AND A RAltROAO LINK PLANTS WITH SOIRCfS and fortunt. bfcst ot alu, tbthr end. he «ATT MATERIAL Mial/SITE, he earned *20,000 Of N held the samf afflchon of h\ji employees as Commissions/ ^ selling general— prompted twat,hf£^\j)c*n oftrfb dtl— ♦c.fttmoiir peratelt jornw/ LAND P HAD. NEVER. , j?5l-" MTK 111,000 rw*u ESTABUSHED CAP'ia*- fORD — "To "PeiCHJON the. time-or his death, in I903, fk. IN I80O, "IHE T^REBUNNWk , cart ford kept a . FIRM BUT k'ndly HAND lf( fittsbufgm plate glass co- OH "WL PULSE Of THE INDUSTRIAL EMPIRE With Characteristic TOoressjjini5| GAS he mao built. ■%& §»S ddy' Planted Gilchrist Elm Indian Bureau Subject Of MSC Lansing's Newest Research Work Th* newest research of sad Dry Cleaners in their own government the Indian Bureau In BELLE-SHARMEER and 14ra.se her discriminating good taste with the best nylons you can give. Their very sheerncss, their gorgeous wispy shades, their exquisiteness Thousands . . . all attributes of the finest in leg flattery. Vou're sure to find the cor¬ Travel rect fit in sire, curve, with and length ... for Bellc-Sharmeers are pro|iortinned to fit in every way. §>\treign Student* Brev, Moditc and Duchess lengths. Plan Celebration al Shepard*H Remodeling Sale Woodwind, I«eaf Blush, Forest A Thanksgiving party for all Hare, N'eutronc. foreign students and their friends will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday MEN'S SHOES at the International center, Dr. Sha