titer Bring Entire Stai DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION VOL. 38 339 KAST LAN'SIMG, MCHIC.AX — FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1951 FIVE CENTS NtimW 21 any limits to the idea behind the "college officials haven't discovered them. 1'idea is that a state university should serve all Officials are frank in declaring that they L trrnrrry it out. ,,adv dozens of programs are underway to take the are of thl still Tamburo, Panin Named to Start to people who can't come to Bast Lansing. And it dn't is- long before you will go home to And Michigan operating in your home town, regardless of where -row front in Michigan. | Smith Haven. Grand I-edge, Vicksburg and Jackson Against OSU as Injuries Hit State jrt* t» help retail merchants are operating. Business listration professors have contributed their knowl- |aml experience. Spartan, Buckeye Clash durance training is gstag on in 30 centers through- I the state. Mere the college has drawn professional Rated "Game of Week' pic from the iamrvnee Mi to help instruct. I Font physical education staff, members have helped National Killing I'laces Slate. tISl project to train physical education teachers. |Rav City, plans have been made through the Division | Among ('.nuntrvV T»|t Ten Teams .ration to collaborate with the public schools in. •' a By IIAt l ARNOIII ■ the need for conservation. I Grand Rapids, an in-service training program for Michigan State's high flying football squad clashes r- has been established with the aid of education with the Buckeyes of Ohio State-tomorrow I store an ex¬ pected sell-out crowd at Columbus in a game that will Miami. Dow Chemical Company chemists and physi- j go a long way in determining thg-uaJional mythical cham¬ ,i»ve access to an advanced course made available by j pion. is front the chemistry department. The Spartan's were rated j| Fremont. MSC's institute of Counseling. Testing and first in the-tfaliun in the re¬ Blood Type nee i- helping to build a counseling and guidance cent Associated Press poll , j Drive Set am in the public schools." while Ihe Buckeyes were ruled ; n-the-spot training in industrial plants has been con- seventh. n-it bv the collrge in industries in Battle Creek, The Spartans left last I-mining . nd Rapids. Muskegon. Manistee, and Traverse City. .anther, MSC last year reached out into some 260 last ntfiht for Detroit where the) entrained for Columbus, .trrwon for Monday there ahnot ft'30 this morning.. * | :... is helping to build a counseling and guidance I Injuries may cause Picric! (•ri'i-n lli'lmrt \»l»« .. .. . (immunities througgh the Continuing Education MunnVtenm somiLrtroublp whet* ■,.m I.itterally dozens~of departments contributed ; they meet the talent-loaded ( aiin|iiisAVii!i> llrlp . ami hard work, Uuckeyes.1 Wayne Benson. first is,sic questions facing Kellogg Center people all ! string fullback, dirt not mnke the IIv MARIORIF WIlEkftKM trio been Use of a knee injury re_ I t.r,.ne big question: How far is it possible to go? i Michigan State (V»I!ejre will eeived in the Michigan gamelast ! p lev ision lje used to carry knowledge, information,' Saturday. ' } u 11 * h the first uU-rMfletfe • " -even college courses into the home? Starting in Benson's position ! «»**M»«I * t > ]»i program - ....-'sibte to give a person a college education in his will be Dick Paiun with Evan nation M o n <1 a y. It f.mm with television? MSC establish centers in other communities so Block (,ih li rist( jH>(ls STILL SiMI'LIMi ...l ie.can.earn college credit without leaving their l.c.vns? May i mobile libraries roving the state help to stimulate Fiitla Snyder Drive Continues . to want to are some learn? of the questions lieing asked In the new Keep Gas St/tiaa to Tie k. »T n ■ T ye i , nter and elsewhere on the campus, m.while, the Center continues to serve a dual role. Price Same When the cloud of dust cleared from the Women's Athletic Field j I lor New Band logs ,r:iv it is headquarters for adult education programs, last night, the mighty women of Bv FRANK HltKIIWH/. t also is an unmatched training center for hotel and ; FbIm* Signulnrfk j mil Carhy,. riaht and, , " Gilchrist picked themselves up { MSC"* campRlgn for new Imud uniform* was marked thin la i.pa.1 from the gridiron and gloated ov¬ week by an-ordrr for two sum pies; placed by the Faculty- ious. turfent* actually are operating many of the hotel er their football prowessr--. They 1 at a place near their living unit. wti»n-» of the huHdiug. They are acting as bellhops, By Riss I.INABI'RV Student Committee leading the drive. Heading the Ohio State squad A Plaque will f»e awarded r . the had tied last year's I M. chumps I!i,th Uniform* are green with white trim and silver but-, their AU^American halfback, 'unl* star operators, room clerks, waitrrs and waitresses, ,lon" having 'he t «gh«-«t A Icgnl iibstiicli' greeted 14. with the scon* 13-13. toil*. The two-button rolled-1 Vic Jnnnwles' who runs, passe* entage of applicants, slant rooks, housekeepers—even as assistant man- te team will i»e West Shaw the ("HI'S effort* to |>itss it The come from throughout the nation tp gits referendum yesterday in Seniors Stop collar coat i* accompanied by;^f„^ ^^Xr^k"^ men have Htl Air Force t,Vpe hat with jCureillo who tossed & touchdown the state capital. As a result he hotel operation in the Center. It ranks among white H im. Also included Ini'"'"" T,1''"1, s"n fnl ,h" "n,v h< !t l-type aetupa In existence, of the temporary •tax mav stand as block, the uns is-until voted j Ox It oast Plans the drew Is a white Mt, white ! ' tally of the ball-game, "\Voodv" Haves, fcucrmwnr to rvi'iminjr the two functions—adult education and glover and white plastic spats. j Wes Frsler. has changed the style for Full Term . r. hotel and retail rant training—the Center stands Max i of play from single win* to the \ the forefront of a vast new educational field, r.. Ill m 111 a a rrprraanuuvr. t fnrniation but irjtinjf a new chapter in the story of MSC's growth Ox Roast will not lie held *lrr**aU lha laal (hat Iba arUar Munn. "Iha '.'huniia"Tan't k of in¬ I. lanlaUvr and lhat llnsl w- ! k|,.w tha lluakayn d»wn uiu mlh Mr'intent of service to all the people , larlton I. yal far in lha fatara (hair larrifh' list uf prrsnnni.! " terest in previous years, Genu I ill,n't know whon the uni- Munn rrfairad tee action, the Michigan . In lha JS ra- I* Warned | (Hauls Wiii. 5*1 Roads Commission, introducers the 'ax. reported'on a chick of McDennpti. class of '52 president, said followmg the Senior class forinswill.-lie in. but It will be as soon -hs iMwslbld. The uniforms } oi *t1w »W V<*k I.UBU l»4l the signers. council meeting last night. < we pick will have to meet re- ike Vukm S-l rrslerdsv he- quirenientR the committee lias set I.I Cheek hiad lUvr Koala* h*r-hitler. to 1 Jt was discovered by the Good Roads Commission, who cheeked Council mem Ik is m. their ond meeting of the year also con¬ sec¬ forth." Guenther added. Alum Admits Ukr * l-» ItU in the World In a it|h»»4-made to the Student 500 of the DM1,000 signed, that firmed appointments of (Jinny yitieiii Delay Sfdn. Toe druib see .Rorto more than half of the names wen improper. On the haws of this lliiell to Itroailcahl the Week chairman. cTayle Math- Congress Wednesday night Guen¬ O'Brien.*pfjjctrmt, as Senior of ther revealed that the State Board of Agriculture. is willing to ap-1 Theft; Placed■w a • data, the Commission pointed out jag of Royal Oak, a« Senior Cof¬ •i.iy be late this fall, [ Tlieal(?r plopnate up to #1500 for the new on rrolmuoii \ m inistration officials ..I Frosh Election that this would invalidate tho number of signers to less, than the Program; fee Hour head; and Marilyn Sh iy. of Gros.sc poiiitc. and Howard El- unifonns. Ihe tommittoe feels, icrday. • that with this amount it will be j Herbert Burnett, MSC attending college f necessary number for passage, 'Curtain Going Ij»' ltas of-Trenton, to serve on the able to select a uniform which i alumni from Detroit, wai an • ait until Dec. 1 for Guy F. Palm- | i Scheduled thus nullifying the referendum BtraiiM. of thlv 4Mdl«-k. ih, * "Curtain Going Up" oiicns thi: Student Faculty comweilcemciit.i fc|lol|it| yvmimttuc. Overall, least eight years. on three >ears' probation in Cir¬ cuit Court Wednesday for Ihe mr.al office manager in rrviawinf hoarU tailfd In ac- afternoon op WK.NR 4 with ricturcK ,.( niilstandin* ..cnlws, ro„MrtaUv, .Ma witk an ft j Later in Term rrpt th» ( Ill's prlitian p»nq- ini a mrallni 1»I. I< and , "Theater News Both on and of! will ha p.,Mail ll. I ha ! r>! fl.s.r ..f | ch Monday.* ,n m.a. IK. theft of ten typewriters from the Union Building. -• possible is being wciway." by Don BuciJ, Dircc- the Union honored Arrested Aug.-_£i -by campus * "":telays4_he added, j Freshman elections wrre post¬ posslbt* srot rherk by Ihr of Dramatics. week two wi '■■■• e three reasons for; poned until the eighth and ninth iM.srd ilaf.ll, lishiights. of the siunmer basis of thei activities. First in J ( the greatest problems i l*»liee. Burne"tt ^fidrmtted taking week of fall term at this week's 1 Summing up the' proceedings. .iter season combined with ihe series is slated for Getolier. J the U selection i *wur typewriters from the State »d. was a cut in VA. Student Congress meeting Scrrrlary of stair FrTTl M Aider < f sketches^ of outstanding: Tradition nitinues with' the! of the i er shade of green to ! office, live from the Wolvc- At the same time a bill was hinted at a long delay in action plays opening this fail.: installation r I table meet ar jiticipated change irt ( ftne and two fr«»in the Aluinru «>f- during the checking, hut at the. of the grassTol The uniform must be i bee. Detective Charles Becker of ' enrollments this ; drawn up concerning the election 1 ■ t than anticipated. procedure which-wrll be present¬ same time promised the CIO that chance; of such shade that they will j the college police said lluriu i! ■' minute rush of ap- ; ed at next week's meeting. the State would act soon as ^tanp -out under nil conditions, j sold them to Detroit tyj; No uniforms for the bund riir- '**gm GI BUI train- The primary re**on for the | repair companies, pctor or the drum major have t The rtefenrtent was ord hily 25 deadline.1 dfjees for several been considered as yet, Guenther j pay $100 court costs by added. j Marvin Salmon. ing to John Davis of ihe election The committee, beaded by Lloyd committee, only 12 per cent "f (' Pmunons. tlean of science and | the cia>* voted in last fail's elec¬ ails, includes: Lconaid Falcone, tion. " The Congress also hopes '* to Korean Air band director; ; Roy Underwood, head of music department; Philip NEWS IN BRIEF work out freshmen a system whereby will be able to voir in 'be Alixup Ih-scrihed May. comptroller; Olive Rosen- brook, pun basing agent; and Delrinl Tax Itnrran I inter Fire their living uriiU instead, of ir« one centralized place as they did last year. They , Fatal Mistake Told by Vet Marching Rand WASHINGTON- serious oil-Senator Mo«-l> (p-Mi.h Irregularities in the intelligence unit «»1 the Internal - t »M 'H Bureau in Detroit," t« Leaves 'I'onighl am Carry BATT,LE CREEK r dh- The story of an apparent air-ground # # * # II to Came mix-up m Korea that resulted .fighter, one for OSU (winie Trillium Ihf'eiuls Security Order | Store Manager in dealh or wounds for an «■> ^l been a group .'trafing of four that had nearby hills, MSC's f)0-plece marching hand WASHINGTON—oP) Preside • pecisl train leav< to Faee (.ourI timated 40 American soldiers made one. pass at the ndgc his biParts the train tonight for Go- his hotly-disputed security «»rdei Saturday morn in j was told here vesteidav. lumlius, where they will Join the ; newspaperipgnd slirk maga/iuci out. the Down- ; Examination on a larceny Ohio State, marching band in the nation's secret information. He e#tima*ed maybe 4ft GI s '■ Club has announc- ; charge t Mr*. Una H. (.risen- pre-game a no half-time rhows «n # # ♦ # vere wounded or killed" by ihe bat carry f iu of long, bright- . berrv. manaicr cf the Town and Satuiciay's football game. " pecul will carry Ii Colles* Sfccp. s.s set tor Oct. 17 , rival at Percy Jonea General "•ill fans to Cnlum- 1I when she cas arraisni-d in 1-an- ; Hospital. bullets fired in that one van-.-—- A qualified source of the Far ^ly-colored f loth that are used to Identify • them to friendly For pre-gamc entertainment the Jvsmp Mewled in I V, Savs iuslin band will march down the field Pivato laid his left hand ^as East naval command, has denied planes. The u:,e of • uch panels, WASHINGTON— opt— Warren II. Austin said yesterday ihe .Ameri^ sing Toamstup Court Wednesday ■< •'c time was set at ' arid form, j "State Eight." the strafing. The source said however, may be limited by the can delegation to the United Nations needs Ambassador-a'-large blown r.ff by a -'>0 caliber bul¬ | The complaint, signed by Jose- ; let from an American plane men station on E. | Half-time festivities begin* with that command has sent a con¬ nearness of. enemy artillery or Philip C. Jessup to help "carry the torch" against Communist trickery, | ptune Hayncs. o*.r.tr of the store. fidential report to the Secre¬ mortar squads. y a Jar kite to Ohio State, as the it it it * the Downtown!I charged that Mrs. Cnser.berry that strafed his company'•« po¬ tary of the Navy ltn Washing- "I guess the pilot thought hi'y band forms an "Ohio." •he train will tra- had taken clothing from the sition on hill 682. near Kumcha, company was Chinese," Pvi Then they will present the var¬ Revolt leader Se ntenced ' ">outh and Toledo) store. It did not specify the value Just after noon on Sept. 9. It ious marching styles of the world was a Gear day, he said. The report, the source said, Pivato said. He disnusscd the ot the clothing- BUENOS AIRES—oPi—Benjamin Menendei ^ Two -other trains . His e<^npany had taken the states that none of the carriers incident philosophically as just including.. British, American, Ger¬ She was released under $2,500 ; MSC alum hi clubs '| in the theater had plane* one of those things that hap- man and Russian. The show will years in prison yesterday for leading the i hill earlier, he related, and had war >etroit and ~ i bond by Judge Robert Moutgom- u*U with a salute to MSC. i government. * I j ju-i UuMXMdauou chow. Mo-t of is the *u at the tuna uf tha m cry. Explosions Creole Wiseacre Holiday Opportunity Knocks $rtsre oouteC CAMPUS Congressman's Action Hit 1941 Pontiae— Four-door 1941 Dodge- 1939 Buick— sP.o«; . „ 1939 Plymouth Four-door : 1936 Ford-8— MALCOLM MILKS, lot-. UMTS. MICHIGAN ' Open Evening* Pnone .9 5?81 rord'P,uz3% WANTED STUDENT SPECIALS ■ " - ■ J , (VtobeP h, 19S1 f HI MICHIGAN STATE NEWS hfi TINM. • •ord Parlies Dot Direct J-Hop Planning PanHel and Alpha Phi Onu Provide Service for Patients Group Initiates [cckeiid 1Mo .k< ed is a program which will be | r,.ct?1 football player*, and Theater Time in Michigan" ann/ninced as soon as word is re¬ tr"nl 'be dormitories, fraternity encouraged, not scoffed at by fac¬ ' cam¬ C. I.ee. Director of the Center .~,tl make up the dec- ceived- from the band leader elect- J i or sorcrity houses. ulty members," independents, and v for the Theta Chi paign Monday morning rn Lan¬ said today. . fch' Don Hosie, Junior president, The lea honors the beginning i R'een arir.Kands identify the •townspeople," Delljs declared. i ,t tonight from 9 to 12v sing to celebrate the golden jubi¬ revealed today. He-said of "Hannah's eleventh year as !««•" students ""king on the cr-i Dean, Of Students Tom die party will feature lee of the Hrst ■ Dance committee chnifrmcu will American motion: supported the idea,. which -,t< of cokes, potato be chosen president of Michigan Slate Cot |»and «"'mCW ict as a (joss w: King picture theater. following the an¬ adopted by all fraternities at *ef into the wards, • leue, and Is given under the ous- was nouncement of the chosen or¬ The Hollywood personalities I plres of the international Center | °nP memiier on duty tern- , the University of Indiana Vecent- ' ■lambda ChP« flare Han- chestra. Petitions for positions as ^ radio party complete will include Walter Pidgeon, Met-1 III.: chairmen imd 'cpirimittee metn- Advisory Committee. Dean Tom I PomrUv rem.ov.sl ins armband in . l.v. twe VeriMn. Mwet: LfrrOiments of Mamtwirh- King and Mrs. King will be in j" Wlir<1 "bile visiting with one of ! Delta Sigma Pi's international' 1 rn-Ooldwyn-Mayer: r.ale Storm,' Him wtth imbr Chna PmM Iwrs will be available at the the receiving line. I hi* friends When he was ready .to ' -orgrurH'.ation has advised all chap¬ and potato rhl|H. for It"" llmlr center}. . Untversal-Internattoriat Pictures: j I MIm I In,ham. ami Vrrnen were mi Union,desk. Assisting and pouring lea will leave the -i.cn armband was j ters to set up the Help Week plan dug. by the|t_rl"M affirm < "rhalrnM-n of Ik* Sane*. They , The ' co-chairmen will hold a ipin Hoard will have a Sntly Forrest, Mctrn-Ciolilwyn-'j "ver.ee mirk , smoker for juniors filling out i.e fi^rs. Karl McDonel, Mrs. S. C. j A pat'eel in the ward had locally, Dellis said. . Stmee' tonight in the Mayer: Sam Ztmballst, rot.rtam basis wit hi Alt t, house. .• . rector; ami Valentine- Da vies, a" tfMiinal ■ following the gathering, Vernon | tnember. dm.-g snw i ...• night the Parlors screen writer. This is one of 48 4fVoupli which • We're Missing (htr (hotire reported. He urged petitioning .students Joanolte-Lee. Members of Mortaf Board, se- i ,hr,,e wr'k* otwe every t ••bnllcl mcmlwrs ' will start the campaign Monday j to include past experience in any nior women's honorary, will also 1 W"rh one afterncon every five By SITE HF.NDFRSON sslst. I weeks in state capitals,.-. "iStiiclonts doiiH have a chance t*o become well enough type of dnnro organization or pro¬ i t' of the service arc j Arriving' in I.anslng Sunday- iFwt." night, the six celebrities will be' acquainted with their professors," has beotf the repeated turned in on the. questionnaire. motion work in the information '• T.j Betty MacDougai for PanHel and : Irt Exhibition . * VMC.A, win f Kenneth Coon for Alpha Phi welcomed Ijy'Oov. (}. Monnen'i complaint of the *tudenf and social body attending a large school. Omega.. — - j Williams and Mayor Ralph Crego Hon mi need for the great amount of impersonal it v between |mrntv The affair is the »rries of rampus par- at a celebration oh the capitpl < students and facility mem¬ Mumnac In Get INn*t Displnyrfl in I will he held at the For- steps starting at 10:10 a.m. Lansing Eastern HfSW^ffthnol Coeds to Hold bers, large colleges have at¬ Tower Guard / ii ion p served followed day afternoon to continue movie- a will provide music. Hoedowns, sponsored re- to help it succeed. The first coffee hour for stu* Remodeled MI- the refreshments aff. at the Club i. irty in the evening. Dick dom's fiftieth -anniversary celowj lv bv the Thomenaders dents and faculty members, was DC. »\ lliglcy, president. brat ion. rivtian Student Foundn* The painting exhibit many held in the Old College Hall of different views of life and differ¬ Saturday afternoon Club [if*. Ihnrihfg tnein- vjll bo i .the Grill from four to" five yea- returning Y members this year, ing approaches and variety of lier^wilf Tisten to the MSC-Ohio ISA Slate* Party he 17. terday Eight Union Board mem- YWCA j bor.v- who acted as hostesses, and "Mrs F.mma Miller, secretary, rvT lor 1 feeling ported yestejxlay! Some <»f the artists represented! party slated for the Club House. Vmh I in I u ion ISA Will Moi hold its full term ex- 7 10 i Alice! seven members of the student fresh- j body attended. No faculty mem- the Y officers were moved from College House to their new are* Max Beekmann, William ! . ST/VT ? 34 of the Union, not H« LcTio.v, | her was presold, except one Jour- location at 315 Evergreen j this i Bazlotes, Abrahani Battner, Rieo |I PwxHe c!»>th is the newest e: Eil-1 nalism professor who, "was find- f^bt tin and Dean Ellis fashion for e«*ats and suits. WIIAV * S.VTI RIIAY wing and movies will previously report odi Naomi ing a quiet place ty work on the All unaffiliated .studer • New offic for red entertainment at FOR IHNI K Mtmt(! ill vited to participate Community Chest.' •ling room for innal Club meeting in I,:il* Show Tuniirhl 19 P.M. Any instructors are welcome, torn .11 of tile Union e/Trhpuinity singing and but certain tiep,W(WntMT are In¬ • use this fall. clare fisgrer's T vited each week. Tins week, in¬ .. _ . z »e e project the film "Postmark 117's to Hold Ton vitations were issued to the de¬ AT J:!l - Ml* - *:ir - 11:15 ig the facilities of jM there will be square ill The meeting is hlilriiiil I liorns partments of Social Service, Soc¬ iology. Psychology: * and Bacter¬ CAM. firs Mill ing with Boy and Girl foreign students and to Dire t.nneert iology, none of whom were pro- and Junior Y-Teens, Cripplefl," ,m «• ti tall y retarded In the opinion of the persons and blind children are also aided SiimliiY Evening that were, present, "there is a by Y groups. Mrs. Miller sold. great lack'of interest and apathy on the pnrf* of the students and FALL PARTY TIME faculty at MRC" I'll* I liri-limi rolls Coffee hours ore successful in for some, schools, because of the in¬ SiiiiIi-iii Kiiiiniliiiiiin terest between faculty and stu¬ dents "Shield of Song" Choir SPUDNUTS 4Kn CIDER One Union Board member stat¬ ed. "Students and faculty copld World lanmiiH Latvian singer tinier Early and I raid lliui/iimiiilmrnl In national costumes. Songs h Delta initiated Mil- jjejtlly enjoy themselves, liut this the l,attl.in anil English Ian Tnk* Ailviint.-i^r of ()uuntil> ItiviHinl, ; senior. aff.ur fjops week after-Week It |Mitkcv, Wilmette, III.,' New pledges <>f AF.ltho are Ka> apfH'ars that the only persons Deris C lark, ' Cuyahdga | Edyr, Lansing jimmi Ray Lane. Betty Werner. Detroit senior. _|orre*t Rover, fitted Hoatd i THE SPE DAI T NHOP sophomore; Marl- i Shaker .Heights, Ohio Itiiml -Slates I im'iii ' beis I hem selves, organizers of the i students arid faculty members. ; 232 M.A.C. I'IIONK 8-9H7I »ke Detroit sophomore; fiordnn Rn»x, Dearborn !aei >i The Student Faculty Coffpoj ^'orthville Junior; Fat ^Frunk Bradley. Saginaw junior, TirY-onlt* nl Donee ; ; Hour can better relations between III. sophomore;; Ihm Stewart. Charlotte junior; stwdentts and faculty members i | l^n Barrett, Forest Park, Tmb'"Hlrtiey. Saginaw junior, .nd ; AUenTion potential ywalists! • Da vo...('berry, campus bnnd- j The lack of interest is shameful. Certainly both faculty and stu- Ic.'.'dr r, hfis scheduled an audition ' lluoh, St. Joseph senior; Other pledges .«n Clayton I dents ,«re to blame. Neither group for vv.fillets to sm'g '.yrth his or- ^chfldrr. West Branch jun-1 Roe hi, Trenton senior; .At llagen. j| show»..the spirit of interest wl^rti . t t tct. 13. Berkley ! Lansing junior Ann Hourhins. ' MSc is supposedly noted for. • Niagara Falls. N Y Tom The fryouts will 1h* held dur¬ 1 These functions continue . Winkler. Midland senior Orlo Ol- i ing !h«- Union lx»ard dance from I throughout the year. We ate all. :» t« 12 p.m. in the Union ball- i students and faculty alike, miss- son, Whcelock, N D. >e»unr; . Pi officers for 1 Sally Siegel. Burytu-. Oiuu ,un- . [ing a great fipportunity for new • • in itudlturtiing with the band when we don't take advantage of ! R'^hArd l aventhal. Phil- Theta Pi fratcnutv if p-rcMdent shi'Uld "contact Cherry ;»t phone the monthly, gathering. ? :m(t t»v the first of next.week. (Editor's note: This column is scribe. Gerald Dave Thome. Battle Cr.ck jun¬ ' not t< State News editorial, and 1 - Falls senior; ex- ■ ior; vice-president. Jim Robinson. expresses only the views- of the Im-in Ddrll, New York Battle Creek junior: ' writer. By the Way i£ written imtinel. William ing secretary, f.rier Purvis. ; the orchestra vocalists, weekly by members of the Soe- , Tf-tpids junior. I mette. Hi., junior; r'T«>rning see-1 iety page staff.) '' Sigma commander; Crystal Lake opt • M*ron l.tekey, Detroit alumni . sreretarv. Boh Pinery. < ' ommander, Robert pledge betters neither hunseif nor j senior; finance treasurer, Don .NcWS> f v ,, "f • • cadets- elected in Pi Tau Pi Slg- to; fuhh»r. GO SIMRTANS . . heat <»si :: * ■mb himwnri kamhr ';* ui!tonal commander. Miller, tensing senior; # now showing. * * now showing * CLIFTON WKBB * ommander, Roy M. senior; national GET TME HITS j natr oni.y — 3 ' "t. Caryl "Mr. belvekre t'.o»llv Itork ttvrnuf 11/ J "ii rings the bell" "oliver twwt iff It! - MarrliiR ■ loann# i»fm m««h mafio* I horn Yondi'r u.ttt • SUrtlnc MMnuM Saturday "•> ATTHEWsl • robert newton ••roRce or a«m»- Smooth Soiliot! William Hold»» alec OriNNRM N*w»-5ll*htt»» Hut* an* Carol Krrf Orrcm Stat* r.im* lidjul siterial ^ ' III-oii Might houble (ll'» Mo) Sin capitol * novfumwhtg * j tnd So To Sli-i-li now showing * "Tka Law |r;"''b < Imriilal* A gain * j 1w'i if Bey" Art tkil*t ^uiiilac »ilh MAN MARTIN ,nd JCRRV LF.WIS 1^ — A N D — mj^p£kai> I lOTHINt *'BIm bim(t mm mix an4 jan* william# nioh jijai jmrSHR *' " I Z' lo's Five Hitter Humbles Jiiyvees Face Selfridge Field Yankees in Season Opener Today- Flyers Hold -.1. » MrfMMT liHWI Edpe in Age, Experience jjs^ B> TOM IVAN Selfridge Field'* football , squad Invade* East' l-ansing . . . MAN OARMER . . . . . . FRANK KAPRAL . . . today' to fate the Michigan * ' • * ♦ - ♦ • » State Junior Varsity in the Spartan's season opener at 2:15 at Senior Guards Have Big Athletic Field, located behind Jenison Field House. Dan Devine, head JV coach, Role in MSG Grid Plans put his charars through a snappy drill yesterday n*crnj|0O In final preparation for the game today and reported that his squad was R» MIKE tVltlOHT in good physical shape for the Spartan teams have develop-.! many outstanding stars in about every position, l>ut year sifter year, it's the consis¬ tently brilliant play of the Green and White guards that BEAT—— umpires forced Irvin to pull up at stand's out. j " ~~~ ~ " " third. This is lid accidentr Both1 »' rvecHencc la Ike right guard For a moment it looked like a (Ohio State! bad break for the Giants—Lock- Line Coach DufTv Paughertv »»"k K.pwl Iv*. tw. years "... ' spot. I He twealy-ine year aid man's hit having bounced In¬ Predictions , . .. and Head Coach Biggie Munn ,rntar ,rnnl ( ..rtdale Peniwyl- fer otherwise Irvin would have The JV team will outstanding as guards dur- r«4y more on scored easily on the wallop. But werc j vania is as well known for his speed with Bert Zagors and" John ing their collegiate careers. Munn oreslHne ability aa for Ms foot- .,, . , . ... ,u„ | bill prowess As heavywelaM Matsock at the halfbacks and —Br ALBX LAf the pile-driving Vie Postul at nrqsller on the rarsily team University v of Minnesota, white . He showed the are res. fullback. Af-Fracassa will direct After hitting a .700 average last week on ten Dougherty starred for Syracuse. I .iveness ihit stands him well the" team from his quarterback slot while doing most of the pass¬ losses and one tie, the Lushwell Board of Review add wiiuj This year Hie State offense oo the football field, boasts a pair of rough and ing. few more sports experts to its staff and is all set ton j A radio and spys-gn major. Kap- ~ speedy players. Dean Oagner 5-10 and weighs a Holding down the flanks will be Dick-Rossi and Chuck Fair¬ second .week ('{ jltftfiitt ions. There are now 26 memM and Frank Kapral. Roth have hit!-, . r jno pte,s Oregon and,San I State is famous for producing. rreHited five thai withItlnchk hey Jose,although the latter tallied two! ! . hliifis blnrkv (hit thsl it i». ilcarorl the *a% for the rannor* block* i Simons wS*«Ti«kctbi.»n,urfor California over Min'newota—The Gopher* put up to tain Tarda ec. ; the team this winter.' j show against Washington last week in losing 25-20,1 These two men have the exper- j lie hikes over a learn thai had can't mutch the power of the pride of the West Coast SHASTA ience. and drive on the Spartan j offensive Une 1o clear the way '• f'T the powerful Green and White 1 .a er" of" losses and a tic dur- the lB.'»n football season. Illinois over Wisconsin—This one could well 'lie the i to see who g's's to the Rose Bowl. Both teams srel t>,i k-f. Tlie surras* of the back- I The Tilini looked imprc**ive 'Id heating UCLA 27-1.4 1 field Wisconsin coastisl against Marquette 22-6. With the I will be measured in how j well they lead tht* way. j having Johnny Karraa plus a host of other hard-n backs Is-hind their offense, they are favored by the 1 New Net Coach to smash Wisconsin's tough defense. .A/fff tuiiort Gives grcm strcut eutfosr «umd OSl (Jimrlrrbuch Noire Itame over Detroit—This Friday night clash 1 vital nutrients to insure vigor, ©us growth and sparkling tor (fry %©••». (t**p »Kod« ond tirriftt. ilb». |A IS t lb'fl tS Views Squad | be a one-way affair with the Irish steam-rolling ; Titans. Notre Dame's 48-6 wih last week over the Hoi Color. Cconomicol - use only 1 lb per 100 sq ft. R» NICK VISTA I is enough of a convincer.* c'll I'lny in the WS<" fall term ' Oklahoma over Texas A A M—Really a toughie. 25 lbs foods 2500 iq ft - $2 50 ing Imm miibh it Ii feed 10,000 *q ft $7.85 i color. I^ave# tennis tournament rontinued | 'Sooner* were the numlier one team in the nation last! yf^lteBllll). yesterday nfterniMin on the 1 and have ruled the Southwest for quite a stretch. The IT HICKS HARDWARE fl*y 89c »f<™ »■ clay courts ea-t of llem Halt. homa-Texas rivalries are always strong, to make i sportswritcr's nightmare. However the Lush's voted I !•! tilJXIl RIVER — 1-3212 CAMPUS Across from DRUff llerkey Sooner* so it is sink or swim with Oklahoma. The ns | warmed-up with a 49-7 win over the Aggies-beat Texas Tech 20-7. William and Mary' Kentucky over Georgia Teck—Ever since the Wildcats I mighty Oklahoma last year in the Sugar Bowl, the Kena crew has I won a favorite. So far thia year they have ta a complete reversal of form losing two straight, Time To Fill In these losses was an embarrassing 21-17 loss to Missis "ast week. Embarrassing to the Lush's too, since they with Kentucky. The Wildcats are overdue and shoukU With These Missing Items me defending Big Ten leaders in the f.rst ejiampion*. fhght arc the "Rambling Wredk." Northwestern over Army—Army fooled us last »wj never again. Coach Red Blaik was really sobbing in his If Stan Droits and Tom Helton. ' Close tichtn I this duo are Doug We thought it was just an act. Check These Against Your Curlcy. Kei»h Sahtatian Alxi Kimble, and John I in the first are t l.A over Santa Clara—t'CLA on overall strength I Santa Clara's John Pascut could stem the tide «:th | passing. Want List — Princeton over Navy—Princeton with a 14-gamc streak is ripe for a loss but Navy didn't show much jn« Yale last week to be the one to put a halt to this win hu-s RACKIT MISS X Alabama over YaaderhiR—With Bobby Marlow pits' Alalia ma, who lost to LSU, 14-7 last Saturday, should TON V ( I R4TLLO , come-back trail. hl| Stall- SHIRTS Si-al O I) A Y In other lop games ef Ike mIIor It la Washia Huskies over Southern Cel. Southern Methodist A 'SAT. sophomore-studded Missouri. LSI! ever Rice. <> over Mississippi Stale. Nebraska ever Kansa- SHOW TONITF. Tennessee over Duke. Texas easily ever North C« and Purdue over lewa. fi/Hiliiing IfarJwnot! framr with SuHiilr* -8IRLS 3 ftr SIJI t» carry DELTA SIGMA PI SWIAT >t»u in Mylr PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS FRATERNITY In your walking —SMOKER— H/ti/f fur Hujort In: Hurkn 'FRATERNITIES — * General Businese RUBBER FOOTBALLS . 11 aihiblc Aoie • Economic* Tuesday Night, Oct 9th Room 32 Union 7 PM- .rvuWri. i*hr 15-12 and pmtcrt their champion- ! H'** <•" » «-*•"> P«»« P>"V go- J*»s fmm Mitlou for the conver- A.p Don MclAnl* threw a 40- »"« "™" C"*« «" Tom Folllg to Irion. yard fourth period nertal-bomb IBurr- c"*" ™n " owr les supplying the s t e a in. alties during the regulation game, Hedrlik than in the epd zone. ■ iSaylos not only made a long run"*The gmae was' marked by sterling n Kappa fid C i for the first TO but aiwi uneorked defensive play. _ , ti,.inii I!ob cook's isdent throw- I a (lass to Sprite. Smith for the M Home, «: Hmrfr Ham. t ' Ing arm as ammunition, Sigma Nu i aeeond marker. About this lime.: Another-close, game was played !shot its way to_a 2t-fl victory over ! • the followers of the highii-tout-' between Beat Mouse and Bower! Pi Kappa Phi In the first quarter " i est champs wen-beginning 11 won-: House with Bill Johnson's 25-! a Cook heave found its way to i jd«. >!.»t had hapened. But 'hot;yard flip to Jim Pedler gaining a ftolly Hansen for the first TO. A' iilrlnms' finisher came .to pre- n.]p margin of victory, for Meal ' three-way puss play originating ■j wive ATO's crown for unqther Mouse. The game was played In : with Cook and going from Tom .'round. , mldHeld mos*- of the wny urtd Wulseh to Map Molcson was re-j ivita CW 2": Mil KiPM Taw 0 both tonmyrshowed exceptional 1 sponsible for the second tally with Ibsplaying tremendous power in Rki|j |n pas^\intemn»tions. I Cook hitting Ted, Winant for the ; vc:-0 massacre. Delta Chi took marker. Tom Walsh skipped , Pbt Kappa Tou to task white hold- " ' , • nrnund end for the conversion ■ij.t ihem scoreless to .odd insult < "'T111"'1 * r®*1 Im" ! after the third TD. Dave Dftar* ite Ciritlders in I Nation Spartans-Buckeyes ! I. »<• • . injury. - Almost, everyone Sol; the art in the | ame with TD* «--.ing fast a-vt fc iK-riod Dick f.ini-.u*. In the Heiss took a five | <»">«' '"clor «■» »•"*< ' f 1 f grorrct a safety In the fourth pe- riod to complete Sigma Nu's scor- nf " ,„g. Jerry Jehlc caught a long • « mw.m i ■ Walworth tossed -i '(l- ,h,ss r'"* ,M K"PPa Dhl's only TD. \v iiAM nr- Utixotr- | Defense turning » he y tried again ivnitinc. 'and threw Alichikan play- :-U (VP) —_lowa's t.. .tick DeSpelrier for the con-. j"'"'* >V «W ll.du.mn Mot's deep Inholr .T' ™ " Michigan State's d t usrh I'arl OawMiii listen- ! c- ion. In the second quarter I lo „ ^i^tantial ilsjfc win c»vwr th'rt defensive hondfs lalt this weekend. Jo the r.i.ints-Y.inkee c.iine itcrday afternoon mitsiye the .ll-td vTadTon ZTSlSf & >ps the ihkh have played games, Michigan Klein.' rter. Vhe high-fly-1 DO YOU tiavC yietded an y 106.5 yards per ■iU with, Qrcv'"'! (UMAiir une of the played at Then wu're better oft • if possible, till-' ffieial* will delay ivoid conflict with: il enter the record ..becoust Philip Morris is ,ost judience ever ■ il Jo telecast tiK span addition to Salt j dtfiRifRly Uss irritating, ! "ii> in Los Ange- und San Francisco nr/re delinitaly wildtr tiraa oay t other leadiog bread I Any guv ii an **lrrr*e kliitc •iiiru. They're ll *ran»|»u*' Take »«»ur §••< k i|>rra«U and nr»n«*ilt rr tapered for »ni«»oth, I 'labeled. Chcrfc vy«uf cheek in for the Arrow ARROW AVRDS -rrsrr" WW&I,, - 9? ■ THB XI CHIOA* ST ATI >i»s Orto^J Alums to View U SHKUVKflVC WORLD' MAT 08U-, MSC-UofM All Students Urged to teds Answer Peace Proposal Football Film MSC ihimni In Columbus today Join International Club Allies Propose will view (llm, ot the Michigan- Allies Blast The film, will bo pilkdlt by K. L. Naraaimham, International Club vice-president, and Armistice Site Starr Ketfler, director ot otaBBi ra? chairman, encouramd membership in the Club for foreign and American—at the Btu- in New Zone Deep Dents Keerier expecta anthuslaam to Wednesday night. TOKYO—W—The Communist high command apparently replied in Red Lines . The meeting MSC end Ohio be held at the Derhler-Wel- American students who are Conclave Slated yesterday to Cen. Matthew B. Ridgway'i proposal that the sus¬ UN Form, Make by Speech Group pended ceasc-ftrc talks in Korea Speech Department Four Milr.Gain The MSC has slated a conclave Tueeday ai i be the na¬ tive ot. a message from North U.S. EIGHTH ARMY HEAD¬ QUARTERS, Korea — (IP) — A sented by Jack Breolin, assistant j:S0 p.m. in, Room Jl, Union, to acquaint students with the de¬ «ivi a Dai Korean Premier Kim II Sung and Allied of- dJceetor^ of alumni relations and partment's activities. .Chinese Red Gen. reng Teh-ltuol delivered about 10 a.m. today at by Britlah former MSC grid star. Representatives in the debat¬ the eastern edge" of the Kaesong U S. Third ing. public speaking and discus¬ Division sion Holds will explain their spec- neutral rone. The delivery -crime -at' a time- dents in the Chinese defenses in Western Korea Thursday. Activities Show UNHMTJ when the Allies showed a near Last year the Stubborn Communist counter¬ exhaustion of patience by explod¬ ing heavy tank-led attacks on the attacks elsewhere along the 40- milc-wide active front either Prepares for engaged in contests with OSU, Purdue, University of Iowa, Ok¬ lit Theater I vital West Korean front:— stopped the United Nations forc¬ es cold or limited the advance to 7,000Turn-Out lahoma A and M and sity ot Wisconsin. P! LANSING scanty yards. More than 7,000 MSC students ing formulated to At the two places where the more extensive program this year arc expected to flood the Mack- Allies penetrated, the- as this is MSC's first year in Big lln Field Concourse next Thurs¬ totaled four miles In two days Ten debate competition. day night lor the fourth annual Activities Carnival. eight-foot-thick log The Carnival, co-sponsored by deep foxholes on wooded slopes. AWS and Men's Council,'attempts e more Three American divisions, the to show students the purpose and The latest Allied ground blows, iJ16! First Cavalry, Third and 15th, tho he continued. "We could accom¬ supported by one of the heaviest functions of more than M MSC South Korean First Division, the extra-curricular activities. Booths plish thlnat by talking as friends artillery barrages of the war, tell and not 25,000 man British Common¬ and as representatives dog¬ almost within earshot of Kaesong, displays sponsored by the wealth Division and Turkish,! various organisations matically insistent In maintaining Today, In response-to a Heel re¬ will ring Greek and Filipino brigades made I nationalistic the stadium concourse, with quest, two helicopters dew from con- up the attacking force. IIV ANY ANI) AM. COMPARISONS southeast of Mttnsan, 23 miles Kaesong, to the Red checkpoint at Manuel nml Sullivan Sing A North Korean Army com-! Entertainers will Forum to Air munique, broadcast Thursday j day night, according to Betsy Ar¬ panmunjom. There Allied Hal- son officers were handed, the mo night, said the- Reds were "still j nold, entertainment chairman. A European Topic MORE CAR! page about 10 a.m. Fifteen min¬ utes Inter, the party arrived bark Near Capacity Audience fighting a sever# battle" and had stopped the United Nations offen- j place for the rehearsals will be slated later. John B. Harrison, associate pro-, FOR YOUR MONEY in Munsan for transmission of its sive on the central and eastern j Rnnth constructinn will ttcgin fessor in the History Department, contents to Kid*way's hcaclqu ters in Tokyo- Hears 0|ieratic Stars fronts. There was no mention of the Thursday noon, according to Jer¬ blazing action along thej ry Tupper, Carnival cn-ehalrmnn. will be the featured speaker on the Current Affairs Forum broad¬ from M»v < western front JUdgway suggcidoci the swi Tuppcr also urges _pnrtic|pating cast oyer WKAlt'at-2:30 p.mMo- In sites-because Kacwmg, in 1 n> RON MacMINALH Heavily censored field dispatch- l organizations to get their booths day. - MSf Mnslr (irag*.lr Hlagrat es gave no indications of rasual- ?. up early to avoid the t to held territory, had been plagued 7 rush, Harrison will speak on "Eur- Two piiKHifinit personalities of Patrice Miinscl anil Hrian ties on either side. Captured j by "incidents." The Allies Communists, however, appeared "traX/'a" denied responsibility for nil but, .Sullivan opened the .MSC concert series Inst eveninit. Visit," giving various aspects on limanrr for your i tWo. They nccuscd that some of : A near ru|mcity audience, seemed to he completely capti¬ dazed and numbed by 36 hours of artillery preparation and two HUmhI Drive conditions in European countries. NTI'DtUAKFIt — Tak* yo up the rest were fabricated by the vated He will be interviewed by Harry l>y them. This was a notable achievement In itself, . days of incessant shilling during Irani J vera tno* nn»,. Voa jn*|. ..alias ear yen, Reds. (Continued From Pago I) " Brown; assistant professor in the •He. appearance, —' —— *" as the warm auditorium was — the Allied advance. F<»n|e. inc. cat The sample Is then sent to a History Department. anythinir but comfortable "Die Flrriermaus." The program, scheduled week¬ MSC Art Students The priiirram iteifan with n Puccini's "O Mio Babhino Caro," local hospital laboratory where duet from Verdi's "Uiyolettn," came in for a little mauling. Army KOTC Roll* the type and RH factor arc re¬ corded. .The information is sent ly, alternates between members of the History Department and MAKE THE BEST MILLAR AND CENTS DEAL IN I. rt« OF YOUR CHOICE Conduct Classus "E il Sol Dcir anlma" After the intermission Sullivan the political Science Department. ON THE . . . THEN liltV her The proved, without doubt, the num- returned to the stage with an Drop a* Air Force to Lansing and put on a master list and recorded permanently. A Topics scheduled ' for October YOURSELF AH AN MSC STUDENT AND RECEIVE ( for-25 Children complete wnsciitability of adapt¬ English group. Without doubt the lovliest of them would have RcconlH Increase copy of the list will be sent to Dr. arc: "Jobs Without Bias—A Con¬ "SPARTAN GIFT" ing operatic literature to the con¬ Charles Holland at the college sideration of Present and Pend¬ About twenty-five prospective cert stage. Even with a been Quillet's "Now Sleeps the hospital for emergency use. ing FEPC Legislation," Oct. 12; more^ Crimson Petal," but that would A steady increase irr the num- j LES FOOTE, INC. art majors, ages seven through low capable accompanist than Stuart her of atudenta enrolling in the The applicant will receive a "A Summer of Contrasts." Oct. twelve, had their first class this Ross, -the inadequacy of a mere have been possible only if one S. WASHD week conducted - by ' a group of grand Air Force Reserve Officers Train¬ plastic tag with this information 19. and "British Politics Today," piano. would have been for his personal use. Oct. 26. MSC art .education majors. Miss Munsel's return was ing Corps over the past two year* 4 evident* wa* announced today, although MSC's youngest student? began the total college their educations Thursday when which was "Lucy's Aria" from . ftOTC enroll- they * painted "landscapes with Mennlfi's "The Telephone." Here trees predominating *in most of as before Miss Munse! displayed AEROTC enrollment this fall Is the pictures. Their first lesson, a remarkable staflr instinct, but the largest since the Air Force j held in the Counseling Center larked n pnrnllel vocal instinct. licrame a setiaratc department of building, stressed interesting sub¬ rendered "Valnemenl. this Institution In IM7. according; TIul. progrTiftf closed with the ject mutter and the placement of last part of the first act of IHics lo Col. Graeme S. Bind, PAS.VT i objects in their pictures. cini's "La Bbhcme." The pro¬ of the department of Air Science ■ The young artists will meet ev¬ and Tactics nt Michigan Slate gram should have ended before ery Thursday at 4 00 to 5.30 p.m. College. •Batti, Battl" froti Ross got to the keyboard with A total of approximately nni" was Miss Mun the Puccini score. It was obvious students have enrolled In the Air l,M2| Horticulture Head opening, solo vehicle. The he felt obligated to pound out n Force noTC. The breakdown hy inri the musical! supporting line. class Is as follows: Freshman j Wins Appointment sitivn of Duparc'seloquent! i " Class. Air Science I, 7SJ; Sopho- t Trieste" her next scltv-j pNTRlES for the all-college mori^Clnss, Air' Science It. (SS: ! Prof. Harold R. Tukc.v. head of apparently overlooked j ^ swimming and archery intrn- MSC's Horticulture Department, •ung coloratura but per- : mural tourney will be accepted at Junipr Class, Air Srirnrr III, 281: Scnltir Class, Air Science IV, IM. was appointed to the newlv form-; is expecting too much from an operatic star. j either the intramural office or in After a the gym class**-at any time this number Tollowc*^ week. Wayne Tinkle, intramural GO SPARTANS . . . ughuig Song" from ' director, announced yesterday. HEAT OSU!! Jog ton yesterday. professor Tukey will serve on the committee for the next year. The first meeting oC.the commit¬ tee will bo Nov. 5 and 0 in the Department of Agriculture in J S?mLESS Washington, i BUY MORE • ■ ... WEEK-END SPECIALS FRIDAY --SATURDAY With Del Moiitu (iriisar I'oinlt- M tiller*, Turtle-Neck LATI IIOKHOK SHOW ON IIOTII NIUIITS inuppii Jgk ■ • . hi-riniiiK fgnhioi, "INVISIIII.K MAN 43 oz. 31s 3 fw 28c 2? oz. loaf lie RETURNS" You'll see the turtle-neck ever Shew at I3:M "} ""it necklines, ... '■ as a j ""•in, i>ene»th tailored shirts . 2 for 33c -kirtx. Wjus# ghove fall's em. Here, a dolman sletn. sleeveless blouse . . . both In he Shawn at 7:M - a .Ml 48c k. 2 kc.27c Krev. black, >ov «' LON MrCALUSTLW ALSO 1.18 -BIG GUSHER" lain Harris Prmtnn I wlrr RED CEDAR CO-OP • ws — II 8888 — EAST L8NSM8 Mkiifli