FIVE CENTS EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1951 ranian Ultimatum Spartans Rated Nation's Best Thomas, Star MSC Tackle, forces Evacuation Critically III f Abadan Oil Fields in Associated Press Grid Poll New Commission Second Place Bears Edged by 64 Points Michigan States football Spartans ymtfrday were rahk«l ax the number one rollege team in the nation in The .\Mnelnted IVe** poll for the fir*I time in the rol- lege'a history. After the Mirhigan-Mlrhiean State gan\e laat year, the Spartan* advanced to second place in the poll, hut dropped to eighth in final rating* for the year. lirtMlley Make* lii*|M*elHili Timr rest this apparently suicidal pro- ; ir. S. K Kbit Til AUM'V cess." IIEAIMJt'AHTERS. KOREA Soviet Delegate Semyon K.' Tsarnpkin argued that the oil na- i tionalization question and the! ousting of the British technicians i Campus Chest Appoints j — i/Ti — Allied Inl'imtrymen, pushing forward in an au¬ tumn offennivi?, partly rloarrd both were internal matters for Iran and tried to get the British | CamhIs Crotvtl Carl Eieher As Director Korean central front Mr inched forward in him complaint rejected, Britain succeeded in getting Seven Dorms; combat in the East. Hard lighting "was ui FillRecRoom About 100 women arc callini Yakrtey, n.mphell and Gilchrist dormitories home, according to | Uichirdt A. Geer, director of' housing. that the recreation rooms will not lie completely empty until the MSC President Johil-A. Han- ; end of fall term. Many of the nah left last night to begin a busy j women assigned to recreation week of conferences and travel, i room* have been tnhved into sin¬ He will return with the Spartan ; gle, double, or triple rooms as va¬ football team after the Ohib'Slntel cancies appeared to make room for the «»o students previously game ufPSaturday. the Spartans livingcln* south campus short Today and. tomorrow, the MSC course housing, Geer stated. head will attend the problems and j "■ Wells Hall, the reconverted policies committee of the Ameri¬ Alien's .dorin, now . houses about can Council, on Education. On: '204 women. Of these about lid Thursday. Or Hannah will meet with Dr. Henry (J. Bennett, Tech- j are'graduate students. Last year, i i 200 undergraduate women lived nical Co-opcrattnn Admin intra- j head, concerning the Point j I in Wells. The following dormitories are tion Four program. AH meetings are; Officials Suy in Washington, DC. - j filled Jo capacity: ..Campbell, 4'i t« I Mayo, ,324; Williams, 374; Lan- Friday tnoriyng thereiwill tie conference of the committee on I *j Post-(fUiiic | don. 4541 'Yaketey. 465, Gilchrist. higher education and national sc*; > '276; and Wells, 204. About TOO women live in co-operative hous- curity of the Aiiierican Council i Conduct OK on Education. In the afternoon, j ing. The total is 2.638. administration officials Dr. Hannah-will meet with the , MSG Approximately 3,303 men live Ui>. proud" of student con- | in dormitories this year. East Department of Agriculture i are "very Land Grant Association on-agri-I duct last weekend, Dean <»f Stu¬ and West Shaw hold 1,100 stu- Tom King said yesterday. live in cultural services to foreign areas.! dents dents while 1,122 men Dr. Hannah is co-chairman of King declared he was glad to Snyder-Phillips, and 1.001 in Ma- see MSC students were develop- j son-Abbot, according to units will entertain at Percy LOP Chairman Liven ( onfulenee aster of general war. We Jones on the third'Tuesday of the j month and hostess units will visit1 WASHINGTON—i,RiITMernbpr. nl the ltc|>ublicyn National Com¬ heved that .the risk would mittee trnm 21 Eastern and Southern state, fcave a unanimous stand-' adviser to reduced if the peace obtai the hospital on thc^second -Tues-. uig vote oI conlltlcuce j e.terdaji to Chairman Oujr Gourde Uebrielwa. general world approval." Terrorized !>y Red Guerillas Over-Optimism order during the co—WHtundl and provincial leecttona, placed the blame (or moat violence on Luzon Island to Reds. They aeid Mich Iran Mat- In the (mat Ave vpars. The credit Moors to no one man. Nobody in any way __ connected with M9C would venture to say that such an ar- compliahment was the work of one man. Rather, the accomplishment lielonRK to the cnntliined efforts of many men, men with one idea in mind—the interests of MichiRan • Stute ColleRe. ' Certainly some credit lielnnRs to Coach Clarence "BiRRie" \ Munn, who hrnuRht the Spartans from a 55-tl defeat at, - the hands of MichiRan in his first-year at the helm to a 5 SC. ..dgjijt "That's Eildie.'s hi* problem — he slops TOO fast. 25-0 victory. Certainly some credit helonR* to President John A. Hannah, who looked ahead to these years. Certainly some .' • J.- - of the credit beloiiRs tp-MSC's facility representative to the BIr Ten, Lloyd C. Emmons. Mm?'JPr ir%' » ■ ■■ But mostjif alt, and we feel that these men will a(free with us, the credit rocs to the men who actually performed MBBEgPriMaE . the task—members of the footlmll teams that pushed _ INFORMATION MichiRan State to the top of the Rriil hdhp. We aren't referrinR only to this gear's team. They (WlT»t NWWT rtn — roitroMF rtATRRNITT 7 p.m., Room 33, Union. Im¬ CAMPUS crowned the achievement of men like One Glick, Lynn . •>Jn- Pou"ry Bul portant. Chandnois, Don Mason, Ed Battdon, Everett "Sonny" Gran- delius, John Yocca, Dome Dibble, LeRoy Crane, and a host of others. . Home Economics Ruildim „__H| 7 p.m .."Placement rill Hall. Office, Mor¬ Important tional meeting. organiza¬ NPARTAK MAGAnNC A<1 staff, soles men and layout. Meeting 7:15 p.m. in the Spar¬ CLASSIFIED There the credit helonRS. tan office. ♦ KAPPA MLVA Pi HAWAII (141 But AP poll honors can Is- a fleetinR thiiiR. Seven foot- 1 p.m., Ku—i M, Union 7 p.m. ' International Center. ball Ramos fill as many Saturdays this fall. On any Riven IMIJJB. POOimMWN .Hawaiian record music and Saturday, a team in the top slot can fall to an even keel ' I p.m . llocls Coniirimc song. Open to all. With spearfish teachers. mlttce. PERSONAL We won't ro so far as In say this is State's fate, but HAIUIVO n.TW MARA over-optimism a week before the Ohio State Rome is not mUTIRG the easy way to win a football pame. 8:30 p.m., Orsnnlrntlnn r y p e w r i t r ■ SALES RENT'S MOVED — WOLVERINE TyPEV/Ri MIT It STRTE TMITU 117 t KAIAMA7QO I" UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.—ft is reasonably certain at this wrltinR that there will lie a mom in the permanent United Nations home for prayer ami meditation, to lie RANNEY JEWELERS o|iened |a>rhaps next year. STUDENT' Thus, those who helleve there shmild tie some reliRfons Fnrmerf.v I nnitisl WASHETERIA observance In the United Nations have won a small tint important victory over those who object, or those who, like College to Ho#t Otife launch* " Nru* 'jvaihphs i the Russians, are merely Indifferent. Nine Convos NisHrt' «Hi»ts c>e- >0/ CHAHLtS SII There has lieen in the past months a irrim little fiRht behind the scenes in the t'N, where seme atheists and From Get 2-19 aRnosties have tried to scuttle a project to have a room ill MUSICAL SER which dek'Rates and the public could Ro for silent prayer 42 CONT1AC lofimfc. «. or meditation. But in the last few days this was'settled, at least for the present, l>y. a declaration from a hiRh UN MUSIC Cft;T*' IHTsonalitv that there will lie a prayer or meditation room. 404 N. WAibisqlco! Pi.. KeliRion Iiiis lieen a tonchv subject in the UN since its earliest, days. The problem is that there are so many sects, churches and beliefs represented amonR the fin memtier nations that tt'would lie impossible—and unfair—to sinRlo Nurstni; Education • COMRLEU PA * (or graduate nurs- out.any one reliRion or Rod for prayers in an official way. AND T.—V. SEP- Also there are people who are indifferent or even who are stronRly uRainst any reliRion nnd they have their riRhts Seven other conference* nfe T. V. ENGtNT scheduled in the next two too. There could not tie a chaplain for the l)N, ihich as the In Roar of Pint ', " .« weeks. They are the Kxtension United States Senate has; no one could uRrec on who would I'ubliculton Conference. Oct 2- • LUCON Bi PC lie the chaplain. 4. Employment Conference. (Vt. The liest brains of the nrRiinization have-decided the f, MichiRan Rehabilitation. Oct. liest way to handle the problem is to have one minute of 7-9 and Cancer Workshop, Oct. 8-10. silence at the openiiiR anil closiiiR of each penernl assembly. • More ore the Foundry Confer¬ DurittR this (icriisl the itch-Rates and others stand quietly ence; Oct. tt and 12; Truck and can pray or think or just dream. Driving Training, Oct. 15-26. The pru|Riseil prayer or meditation mom in the new liuild- and Insurance Inatitutc. oen 15- injr must be simple, without. rellRlous syftthnls, and the prayers or meditations must is- silent. It is cxtwrted the room will Is* ready bv tlie time the 1052 assembly meets in Manhattan next September. Crossword Puzzle WEDNESBAV 2 lie patient, ik-ar. I'm look¬ ing in the Campu* CUuifltd Ads now for someone to clean { out our furnace'" HOEFUNGER B> 2* HoU>l it.11,1, • t MICHIGAN TRANSPORTATION! STUDENT SPECIALS ANTOl KAPPA ALPHA MU ticto JoumA'hm Hoeoran CO«t£ MOU* O10 COLlfSl HAU 410 7 JO - OCTOMI I •AU iVT»fsnC INVTEO STOP AT CXarlM'. Kill- ood tiarteut* ovef CoUeff* c, RIO A* * T AfJ M ews lAm'm-Marrinnn flttHt Shifted iaritt ,ronqurring the Dodgers In Ebhrts , Field where up to now this ses- ; «°n the Giant, had only won two Slonnc were given a thorough drill from'the fullback slot. Ben- trouncing the Wolverines eon is the only question. mark on Saturday, Earl Edwards. MSC. the Greek and White Injured list. end conrh, was scouting the OSU- .Bill Carey. E>f Timmemian, and Al Dorow'hre nursing minor in¬ juries- but are expected to be in shape for Ohio State. *"• ***«•«»<***•" "iryL-sr ossa.-s.sfrj; ~syr ™r ™ under a IHU* WW worn under the right field bleach- i BaM»>««• the kilting bb.w. twi-pound offensive tackle from getting optimistic about' Ohio ut big Ralphie walked gsme, what a game"—except two Manager I.e.. Durocher an- Flint. made eight key blocks and State's unimpressive victory over nipped Irvin SMU in their season opener. ; He elbow. in the fourth. men. One was Hearn, the tall, big- l™ICTJ.'l;i" «»»** Sheldon {"nM '«-><>» or Sal Maglie. his innumerable secondary during the contest. Key blocks blocks "They've got lotjrof depth, a top- ,,rc Thomson drove the shouldered pitcher who had i -p-aan e winner, would pitch to- arr considered to be those which notch l»«iekfield headed by Viy into the lower left Held, wrought a baseball marvel by Janowiez and dangerous pass re¬ - ~ — ■- —— , Cha,r.,Hr Drekwn will 1 counter.-with either Clem La bine set up a play• h„ Prtr.fj ....j-,, and make sure n„n.j,rm„, o( -a.v. With the possibility that Wayne ceivers," Edwards stated. —I- Car. Erskine for ibe Dsxtgers. Benson, hard-running fullback, will be sidelined by a leg injury It's (j»hmere for 1951 I nr-iia Cwllnnw feet I v» shoulder blocking without "1^ : losing balance. As he has been DETROIT—Tom Lucia, rookie '"r thr<* Brca' seasons at State, v (,anls have it halfback with the Detroit Lions of the National Football lea..-, Coleman Saturday was easily the "^offensive Hnemafl. in IMS scored a-touchdown Dean Gamer aad lap. $17.50 ami up University of LouisvHkron a for ltr- kl* M,n" MrFsddew eaek ware yard run. credited with live key Marks L— , ky pre—i km dalMMaaa. wkMr ■aSR^gl^^BI '»* "eh Tarry made faar. m#■aasaa °n ,,le defense, Fd Luke, alaa lllfll B''<«k • Clint product. stood out brll- imllRIVI |«C . Iiantly at left end. V u ox only rttrCBT R 7 Hi '-.Ckles made mdividually and vllvCII ICWB cleanly. Luke personally stopped SENIORS Plurmnrnl mill «(i;ifi«ifwii /w'rtiiw from yimr neninr niHiiiim. Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests Aa^adA StmtinA TOWKR ROOM — IJINKIIN , Offir-iul Wiilvrrinr l*liatio^r:a|ilit-r Ir.irknu'ii MitI ' Ahra//ihei§sfc. H in Thin II imilrrfiil Smiihinu Sri aardvarkamik 7 -for a Camel! TODAY ocm for ftudy they would say, .jjOWl children, be sure you can and rereading, I can usually re¬ -ed processing at the 20.13rd Itc- rct,ltc (bj, pocm for yolir lesson peat the poem word for word. Ratings ccptlnn Center, Fort Meade, Md„ |„m0rrow.' and is assigned to the Quarter- -Sometimes those who forgot And It never leaves me after that BLOUSES AT llfflt STOItl IVI*VWHfl| master .Replacement Training the pi'icm would have their mem- vCititerv'Tort l,e'e, Va„ for' Armvi ories refreshed with a birch rod. basic training. Pvt. Ilnrtman, of Those old teachers often required Sandusky, Ohio, will receive eight1 us to memorize our history lcs- weeks' training in basic military | son, especially the dates. We subjects necessary for all soldiers, used to start out with 'Oct. 12, Preferred on-eampui: knifv-VleiiUil Skirl of 100', pure wool 7:00 Dairy Club 7.20 Floriculture Forum 7:40 Forestry Club The skirt of many moods , . . 8:00 Jr. Farm Bureau 8:20 Nursery & landscape slim as a blade, at ease: full and 8:40 Pomology iree # movement . . . with accordlc 0:00 Poultry Science 0 20 Alpha Zcta pleats that stay in. and a rich leather 0:40 Ag. Engineering belt. To be seen on-cempui, on the job and everywhere. Grey^figvy, bfa purple, beige or dark green.- Spartan Weight-lifting Club. Varsity Club. Women's "Athletic Association. Women's Olpe Club, THINKING OF HAVING A Acrobatic Fraternity, American Guild of Organists. Ann Arbor NEW PORTRAIT? IF YOU Club. Canadian ub. Chi Mti Jacubsims Episilon, Eta Eta Honorary, Freshman - Sophomore Council, Industrial Arts Education Asso¬ ciation. Institutional Administra¬ THAT SPEAK" YOU MAY tive Club. MSC Marketing Club, MSC Association of Tnwnmen. iOMETHING TO MSC Society of Automotive En¬ gineers, MSC Society of Foundry- KICK ABOUr BUT YOUR men. MSC Wildlife Conservation, 1UCK MCttl GO FARTHER .rhl Lambda Tau, Philosophy Club^J'syehology Club. P» Sigma Alpha. Sigma Fpsilon Pi. Sociol¬ ogy Club. Speech Majors, Wells YOU WILL ACHIEVE YOUR Club. MSC Barbershop,* and Chi GOAL IF YOU CHOOSE 'PORIRAITS THAT SPEAK' llnillcy InifHirlvil CASHMERE 214 Abbott Rd. Ph. I-IIIJ Sujirrli Sliirl I.iiiimIiv Smirc S|H*,',lv I'ri'nainj! wliilr \mi wail l*r«,,ii|»t Ih'livt'ry ami l*i«-k-ii|t S«'r\it*«' Achim. from lltr Home Mgl. HMk, 623 K. (iKANP KIVKK