itons Vote Today Third Post-War DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION neral Election VOl.. 38 339 EAST LANSIWO, MICHKiAN — THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1951 FIVE CENTS tjrtiON t/1")—GencrnUy fair weather pronpecln give Le of «>'*« turnout of voters for Britain's third L, general election toilay. Betting favors the Con- Red Flyers [fives [mill-^J®- itons to oust are " the laborites tvho have ruled deciding «■» ~ -—u. this nation : , . Vie for Air Truce Meetings Lr they want conaer- N| t L leader Winston [||i.'to allot the n*t'°" L£ H| [ F Supremacy to Resume at L the tuielan »",t diaries- CI k L h he. ifI or to keep Istior- ■ Mr; InrrrwinnW Itokl Minister Alllec at the "W TT J ■ Panmunjom , > , J. I, llii | .S. I'Inkth I U.S. El OH Tit ARMY j HEADQUARTERS. Koren | (A't—Swarm* of Inc-roasinir- l.v Im.1.1 (ii'mmuniat jet fight- Hopes High for Kiuling | ors bnttlc.1 a lliidit of IJ.S. suprr, fort* and |! across fid Allied fighters clear 16-Month Korean War the waist of Korea to the I Sea of Japan yesterday, MUN8AN, Korea i/l'i — tlnitml Katioirmn.d Communist j It wn* the fourth straight ffay truce delegations today. Iiegin a new search for peace in j of Red challenges to Allied air [ Korea—after iff months of war and one year of Chinese [supremacy, The ftght Anally, end- Bed intervention, j ed near the east coast port of *IH. Ki:r.%i vr.it I Wonsan, I HO miles southeast of j Hopes were liright that lite two teams of five men front t s.»me ol the problems * . . speaks . , j the MIG base at Antung, Man- | each side wot||d_succeed-- — will have to face: | ehurla. NevVr liefore had the where they had failed once /t (Hind, officially valued • lipping sharply out of th the d!illar again, Kefauvt'i* Ntfis pursued Allied plans to that Students Col>ble | la-fore ! — in hooming guns and halting 11 he M-e-ssw MruKsle of i»« Mm, silencing the . Congress ' sOllSJI*CSK * I/*/»/«* Exhibit A Approves must be reversed if sian maniifarlwre saa repurtrd revival of __ ;OllO-m.n nrmu-a urrinw the lroubl- - ^AlflpFOVt'S Speak sit I I have a in icaith. to The Pomology Forum's apple rtl pentneila 5 Rift in Dock Union Slops exhibit in the Hurt Building ,.v.t of living U rising has been partially gobbled up Three Bills impact of world peace tiiii the nations own Aud Today by students. $13,180,000,000 re- The US. Fifth Air Force srtlrf! Fast Coast Negotiations Students in the building found the night classes in display , l-'ri-oliinuii A flair* iitr F-flfl Sabre Jet whs loaf. j CitltMllilh-l' Sri I |» Sliltlriil, AlliiHt-il NEW VdBK t.l*)—Ri-lwl -!<*-k striki-rs ri-fim<'il to j?" Just ton tempting and Tuesday ! Tht* ''Ul "'"''"V, , I*hrre was no immediate report' . morning, Ihe exhildt was dis- • "mmunls -helrii ,-Kneeing. .k l.illlil«-il Sr.iliuj; •t damage or loss to the B-20S. almnf with thi'ir l.-advr* yi-.->t.-r.l«y in h plan to i-nil tin- eoveretl at about half strength, rnMrK WVHi ot IV"»»uhjorn, were llr Ml< K ItCRMM NM This brought to :32~the nuntlirr! •f Micjs t -(aimed destroyed or East Cont'* .-Hpplinif tr«trrfi--nt *triki-. ii. inrrlli.i! to Jrrry Hull. dent of the Forum, pr«l- | «H hy. thn Hvl* a wrangle over asset'led v- on Au« Tili-ii- 1)111. w.-n- dh*S).i| An C-Htimnivil (inn -r;tN Kank-anil-fitp wililrat »trik- i'K l"«.-«- «i» fur Crime Control" at a confer¬ exhibit offline*," he said. their demand the new con¬ finnan eslabhstimtf a i'fini- The apple* were furnished I trality in the .conference urea. > ence of the Michigan FaUnation initlee >»n Freshmaft Affaun and aged lit enemy tact In* junked and allot her one ! Kit her side could keep as maiiy AswHiatioii in the Auditnnom «tt by a -truit farm in Grand Hap- t»» ,.lly, the problem of ••got uitod. pmvrde for the nutnla*rshtp uU .-and tlM^y • were destined for j.M.onp* »»r gun* as. it nibbed uj- ■4 ..vershactows alt the with other non¬ 9.30. Students will • 1n the ground Mr the AltiW tklfliS turner H«l Threatens . j sifle its own' security ! thtee runes of mi|e* rridiii* at Kaesong and thereof. f2) A_inll to provide for a shortly after the i>t Kutosong for the I Mun*ati but must Abt commit'bos- Kia-ciai- elertion to tilt vacancies union*. Britain seeks assui mg seating : m Ave tiays. T.VINNi l iM'oiiMaix.- in the Student Congress. •ugh armed strength Then i tile act* against the other':* /one. p«Hied 4.400 te; column swung west I The tSl A hill In design.*!? Ihe : any .Soviet ideas of of the A**«m»n and EiiKUivinvn— Locomotiw !7r».tH)() ntronif—*wnn tolil hy man A WW appeal to President to "stop the strike" was Tiu-j Expected to vot-j IVlitious Due ed vhlppitig. and Attract 12,(MM) Top in by buMiies*. \vv In Lansing at I II this morning civic representatives at an emer-i from a speaking rngagrmrnl in Tomorrow Ji.ho ((ienej SainpMHi, a strike An estimated 12,000 MSC alum¬ lest Drive Battle I rrrk and will Irate teadei made the otter to cnll off the duke tt granted a new vote ni will Ao»»d the campus Saturday for the annual Homecoming game propria! ion*. Iteprrsenlalive Robert llolo with the University «»f PlttsbuiglTr explained hrleflv the set-up of line dang. and other Homecoming festivities. the llig Ten Mudent Govern¬ faculty"" Community The iAt.tie w*u h, • "If this is door, I will Metre than 43,000 fnn* will at¬ ment I onvro'ation to he held on contribution* went recom¬ months ago when th mend that the men go hark In tend the game at 2 p.m. in Muck- the VIM' campus ties! month top Inst week w ith of meetings was m and revealed that the Mundt win. wax t-i i - work immedialelt," he told guest cent ol the $17,600 that time the. Jled* ginaliy twbctiuled t * give Uw key Federal mediators. i Trapp, and her speaker of the conference will - 'v m, according to hoiioreti liefore the jent that Hie Allien rl »«e I red ,M. Alger. Michigan ' i>.agdoii, publicity direc- lie .said ite thought his men i gMme : forces south of lite Secretary of state. Soriri after the Senate Crime vvould go for "The pro|a>Nai. which the Commuriii >|ionbcrg, director of ln%e*ll«ati«n I ommittee ended i But they didn t tie .#dmitted | r eminent president, informed, the •til reproi>dpt the col- their mam heartns* *enatur j tatcr aJU-i ronfciMJig wdh them, j a|timt|f presic id rirganira«|'t grtaip that the -special train fjom Befativer resigned hi*'head'|N»*l It tlut twoh-to-wofk! ttnl| ' victory dinner this W.« III- ..niriuU. Pittsburgh for the litRnfcrWnf ._. i and appointed was a* a mem Llli.ll. living ttr»u|> and rollrgc it.- WI/im.,,/ .Iu|, game thii Satuiday has been eo«. 1 100 per cent depart- Her «f the Senate Armed Ser¬ j pari men t open houses, and the tTlffl fv|3 fiflcivf ctjle'l. However, a smaller dele¬ viced are; sociology. %tae* « ommittee where he now gation of j pidgmg^of living g(oup Home- approxupotrky 150 will •< en. ation for men, coun- counselor for wo-, holds an active p«»sl The conference will be u. »»•*- on.ing The displays. Homecoming Monro, fea- Lake Michigan make 'he trip bv bun. arriving Pittsburgh the morrumt "f •g director, dean of sinri t,K|av an«i F»m..a ti^f. i. j tilting Paul lai. Vole and his or¬ ivision of high school other Preaa top spt..ke>- »n n.e fin. chestra, will be held from 9 to 12 puichasing, scholar- t„„, f„ m s-ii.c «.f !»ic i. «.i. Senior t '.of'J'ee Hour In the Auditorium. The Home¬ A 40*mtta*ati-hbur northwest- ttrc. tabulating, alum-A,n :.t y sio.w coming queen and her court will wind rolled waves 15 to 2u feet Alumni to Fleet MSC fund, married Clf t^c Seliednleil Totlo\ ie Army cargoes began to receive trophies at dance inter- high against beache* along the • ### I pcrjonncl. riaii.m sluggishly during the day. Indiana shore of Lake Michigan i KrillilV ivr. a* non-striking Meve- yesterday. vmg ioo per cent par- "pel!, 1< hraved picket*' jeer* to In Michigan City, Ind., re dean of business ;, ttuon, service, entomology. ^ ed at 3 to a the renin tin* afternooii All lion College guardsmen termed it the storm since 1929. Shore rest- meeting Friday, rrtlier-bunines^ vHTiaUon, journal urn. Uvc UntJi No, College Hall, according to Gwwt dent* sandbagged cottages. Some includes reports <*n the finances dean of agriculture. Head to Speak r - •t. Shave Hall. Sny- M' Dermott, senior class pre*idcrit. damage was reported on the and building pragma of the Me- ' Union Building'. llin*l»aiid.-'Wife Set Ea»,h week * different group ot W ells H ani Mulligan City lake front. mnrial Chapel -4h\c studies, Are WKAR. pro- Piano Recital Bale sennit* ere hbnufwl at the gath¬ ering A" seniors arc invited to Takes Lake' at Craduation I The Weather Buieau In Chl-s cago re|*»ited the Approximately TOO r e**f* at ions winds that have been received for the alum-, attend, however. kicked up on Lake Michigan and nt dinner Mated for Friday night o announced that 48 I)r W. W. Whitelmune. presi- Huron were diminishing late in' m 'tie Kellogg Center. Attending -nr.pus have received; John S. Kchar in ('.antes! • tent of Albion Cottage, will »peak the day. this dinner will be Advisory Spartan He|M»rtH at fall term conrownrrtnenl Nov. 78. according to Russell A. Hun- Light snow fell In Montana and Council i and northwestern Noith Dakota, presidents ami ajurtvni club Sales Increase Brill Team Tryonl* nelWl, chairman of the commence- wives, uy h\ I'rof AH A»r Force ROTC iun"« Whiti houte obtained Id* Th I) and srmors iritcre*tcd m joining I' l it retl the Air Force Drill Team are msk ed hi report to Set- Warren Har¬ . from Drew University Theolog¬ ical Seminary in 1922 and a Ph t> NEWS IN BRIEF iri 1927 from Nor th wester n Uni¬ Nfit? Ihtak per's office at their earliest cia.- venience. according to Cadet versity, lie hold* a Doctor of " | Pint t apUm Robert %, Martin. Cor Law* degree from Wayne Unl- ivheson Enters (HI Dispute t 'hmnf Jitcrature \ M,r' mander. Drill Toam. Merita will 1945 he. has nerved as t" * Lee, head of the nt Foreign Studies j Ann be given for t4u* activity. rd of Albion College. He i 'd the International j l-rofKcnr of economic* ■•"-red in a new book j Ant Well Plastered r«*m 1929-39. 'house is a member of the 'he National Council ' Lnglish. ■iion on Colleges and Um- MAC Dorm Housed Detect ires Hunt Minmsliiner Mdw.fi and the National Edu- The World Through ' », . ( designed to show >f different countries ) ATLANTA~b*V-T> i Professor Tracy took it upon Ksllrrwl over Atlanta ■> MtKV tor nm.iB .iVr or irn book* himself to waken the studer.--* MSC liiHtriirtorH of concocting the "dc ever* morning by kr.ucaing on article*, was born C hina, and educated Uair floors. Thi* pre-SlMw edifice w->> Attend Conference f-.nese and Amenrae not the mrot well constructed flaJeigh lUrlowr, avsociate pro¬ Reuiher fshed to Slop Strike He has taught in ei>tties, including the pudding on campus It h»d • have a complete new rt«>f two Smokipg Stove fessor. and E» B- Hill, professor. MSC agricultural economists, are . 'f California, Uni- Hawaii and Llngnan year* after i' was mmflesed Laiuic* Fire Call scheduled to appear "n the pro¬ V a alt that'* !e?t «>f the gram of *he Conference on World 1 anion, China. u here this first dormitory got famous ' Rest" ts a conrre'e Mnd Tenure Problem* at the r he opened, there were o edited and w rote iu name One very unofficial plaque that juts a bit out of the heated ml vtove in in* harraikv University 6f Wisconsin, Oct. 8 the bock.. 'Chinese buildings nil campus ! theory is that since there were sidewalk «^uth of the Admin¬ apartment at li'.M t Uwtherue to Nov. 17. fGrden,.- which in- College Hall.' the <•!« istration Building and east of caused John F Peter son. Mid- Rarlowe is serving as chairman Ing. a small barn; an -r*fv •* i .r-eft, on ram pus. the men . ^r^rhs, drawings and Radar Mel Mearlv ' Chinese : architecture, Rest." ••Saints' Rest was were undoubtedly rested a great deal. saints and the Library. The plaque, which telU a.f ; lan*| Junior, to 'all thic fue tic- partment last night. of *e*siuns on land consolidation proceeding*, at the conference this Completeil decorating. Pro- There were no bells In the the sad end at the dorm, state?-. i Campua and Kant lacrum* fire week. Kill took part In discus¬ WASHINGTON—till—The radar net to detect, any enemy attacking • hook are dedicated story frame buildif sions on land tenure in Puerto this country by air will be in full operation soon. Gen, Huyt S. dorm in those early years, and men responded to the call No r>nip fun(| established featured falling ph , records have it thai a certain j damage wa* reporus. lUro ysstcrcUy. VandcnUtrg said >cslrrda>. fact, by J 839 there v ThWMtay, Oftotw Reader Protests 'Queens' Editorial rTHE HavingKhITOR: read your editorial on "Queens" in Wednes¬ day's gtftte News, it jteems that someone on the editorial staff Has missed the hoat usual. Right Direction as Kappa Alpha Mil and the Spartan Magazine have just r r- conducted one of the fair- > jOnlleges anil fraternities supposedly mold the cream MiidrnlH Lack •*t {nr of the nut ion's crop of youmr people. .. . one of our many campus (Two weeks ago at the University of Kanaaa. f ratami Pfltrintiam ■ airiOIISIII, queens, Concerning judjr- 1 tlfs proved they (nf tlbvi(H„,,y „ i, impartial were eapaltle of directing that molding : to a construcllvc result when filH) greeks flood-destroyed homes. restored 125 ReadcrThinks .mrNfl on the Mmr ftrl? Male | Michigan State's fraternities in past years have offered a poor comparison in the-extent of. their ronatrnctive r Yesterday THE EDITOR: I noticed thai the taste* that they aren'tall like wanted that.a I'm girl Rur* Hint j community service work. • American Ilea was still flying *»" he able In stand before 4S,. All greek groups have only one excuse for existence. through the raging ton ml. in "*> P*"nt' on Saturday and di»- They are an experiment in constructive group living. To front of the Union. play the beauty and braln» that ! live constructively they are said, to provide a homelike It made me atop and think. our MSC ciwda have. Have the students ut MSC for- squad wtih more , _ —u allien L .■ atmosphere, help develop leadership, ami mold person- they receive! *" ality. Obviously they do these things. gotten their-country? Is there no patriotism on campus? Dneii •• . 1 wiTsral ta rmfw jadg four games comhiia *•#■■■• iMMPaalan flow long arc But the direction their personality nodding and leaded no one notice whether the IIok I" lt.t" , JT... ship development, has taken in thy past has heen quest¬ Is flying or not? How many f „ ionable. students, pause In think of the n» five precious her lags wh.ch their Particularly during llell Week, any semblance of civic, flag 'represents? . (ln,IM, mr„ ,|(|||M M, mindedncss anil.adult thinking drops to a perennial low. Pledge missions, little green hats and mice, and playing Our founding father* fought IjT;,. ZZ T.rkwt squish with hurkets of cold water are about the extent of with blood sweat, and tea,, so that our flag would have the . ,hen «Tol«I. 7£ many fraternities', constructive thinking. rut cm rr* armor rb ct.ub respect of all men. We at MSC To gencralire on the destructive attitude of tlell Week 7:30 p.m.. Old College tlall, X 30 p.m., Hoopi 12 Union. rue given?every opportunity to And what dlffeeenee dm. It is unfair. Some groups do worthwhile work, and two Union. Pledges invited, Korean BAR-RFC CLUB • show our patriotism, hut some- make if the girl is leaning have organized a Help Week to replace the traditional combat films shown. 7:30 p.m., Foresty Cabin. tiling Is lacking. What it Is, only oguinst a tree or letting the exhibit a little of 0, YMI A VP t l.UB the student himself ran answer wind blow through her hair? hazing. and add a few appro;,, H 30 p.m., Room .12, Union. 1:30 p.m., Room IS. Union. riag Day may he In June, but '-el's nnt look at the tree, forget Leadership ill redireeling the fraternity attitude to- Movies and refreshments, every- Jet Us at MSC make every day. the wind, and look nt the girl ments. Enough is e,,-, INTKR-VARSITY CHRISTIAN ward more constructive pledgeships must come from on.. Invited. F»l.|g)WIUItP Flag Day! And the sweater; eaeh girl Penn State expr.-.,- Intcr-Fraternlty Council. Hope that the Council will MM' NRATTWi ci.cb 7:10 p.m., Room 31, Union. M g, knows which color look, the . / - ' hest on her and they all photn- tnde regarding fh»-:r . take action has risen this fall witli appointment of a Maybe if they r, mr -# graph alike. . , , committee to consider possible community service pro. six thousand jects for pledges. "■(fillIV A, for wanting to pssh any let',- # At West Virginia. "Athen- •"» of the esndMates. I know Although still in the tentative stages of consideration, lieum" stolf members plan to the plan would establish a standing cemmitfee to di legate that the photographer hag cheer at all fon|hull games so never seen the girls before i work of the fraternity pledges, licpuir of needy homes, per Bring husbandf. that: (t) the team will play bet- they were rbaton, m hew ean . ticipution in community service drives, ami work on campus ter and student! will lie happy, ran paah an nig flame ar gto- would not only raise standards of pledgeahip hut benefit 12) the University will tie tat¬ the esmpos as a whole. ter with the happy students and Five - - ....... impartial-Jt-plges and "the- ■ If the Council tlocs approve the plan, Hell Week will people will lie proud of it, (3) University of Pittsburgh have these people. Will give money In probably continue. Although IPC does eoplrol hazing, picked a queen and four of the the school, and (4) some of the loveliest girls that 'Hollywood the number of hours pledges may work during Hell Week, Crossword Puzzle money will tie used for a new would want to see. the type of "work" done is up to the individual fraternitv. Journalism building. If It works Rut the Council has shown an increase in mature atti¬ there, we may try It here. , . tude nvcr past years with its interest ill the propositi The , ' stand of its representatives reflects majority greek opinion tuaUy nit campus, fraternities have taken a big step in realizing the goal of their existence, constructive living. CAMPUS The Hall State News is conducting a si talent 'newspaper CLASSIFIED rxchitngc with the second grade of a nearlty pnbli, school. Second graders have some pretty startling ideas, as anyone with a little brother or sister will toll you. little Man On Campus by MB SERVICE 1947 ford super mu*e 6 TUDOR. *q,i pp*H. V»'y jood tirii. Th.» »"•' it sood m«ch*n:tAt tondi- ticri tnd will f >• you'tLowtBridt of m.l»t of tfc .bl. f'M I#'. ct ISHOO. • 94B CHEVROLET FLMTLINE AERO SEDAN At' t^'ditioHBd. hiatBf, .Adlo, •nd m»«y ol»)Br •cr«tt,', Lcilir, Y»ry good it'»t. r»«w $395. MALCOLM MILKS, INC. •U»#d Clf Lot 1300 E M.CIxmii Halloween Party ASK US — DON ' f-Si "Novelty Coot.et axa Cso Foe AM Occaww ^ Hoeflinger Ba»"< -J ecrou from Stota '■*>» T y P E W C ' ' SALES — RENHi » Ol Ut Swvl») Laninj Headquarter for COMIM.ETE WITM MUWWt — 1UM HMiEK MICHIGAN WAVE AND Mbit UB CtT KARLY BIRD SPECIAL Mixture 79 /INE SMOKING TOBACCO 11 OFF ON ANY PERMANENT MAC'S CIGAR STORE 120 N. WASHINGTON 203 M.A.C. Octo'icr 21,* 19.11 flaring, Pinkie* Gone Oklahoma Frosh Slide on Walls After Shots i . • '—' - • 9 • • r . I "ThoRe wall* Frosh Persecution sure came in j 'coming handy,M reported ter the shot f one victim. •'Af¬ walked around corner, reached nut for the wall, Officials noted that the'; orderly had on one student five males pass out him when he gave them the' wing j lid down it and hit the floor. j needle. But when a nurse took h,.r,, at h,»t 'ho think that homenn those unsuspecting etu¬ is just another oth male and coed, were expected., to fol- 3 for 29s It how I my kids, and heads th-fiiinn- Michigan State News iro to his
West Shaw 2 WinsBlock Title MONOGRAM of E. Shaw 10. Don Hill began Free! the scoring by returning an In¬ tercepted past for SO yards and a touchdown. All but two of E. Shaw ft men got their handa on CORAL GABLES the ball before 1 scored Its sec¬ ond tally. Dick Vreeland crossed the goal line after four other men had handled the pigskin. Julian Kt.ll Collar BALLROOM Bass, passed to Dean EwtngTate • Button I tow it Collar . • Cw-ls-l Collar n- Homecoming Dance liam l ami French Luffs SATURDAY, OCT. 27 MSC Boxers Train for] ftriml /mm Venturing now chairman of the New York Defense of NCAA S3S« BOB DYER'S BAND State Athletic Commission, at the weigh-in that day. By our ALB Coed 'Murals. Leather and iTweat are flowing freely at J house, headquarters of State's boxing squad, OPKN KVKRY FRIDAY NIGHT /!##/# (Utrey Slaletl The ^ Tog Shop No Age Limit To Ballroom to S/M'tik at Rally (raining for. the defense of its N(, AA National ship. |" | ~ CUSTOM HAiFRDASHERS — IMPORTERS Back from last year's var-, jng <» thei United hua East l.ansiny - Free Parking - MSC Football Captain B^b . - tram in Carry is scheduled to speak at the sity team are a quartet of \ pop rally at 7:30 Friday night at sluggers to enhance the ] Jenisnn Ficldhouse. heart of any coach, especially the; maUr I Also scheduled to appear on the Spartan's mentor, George Mak-I oaar na are |m program are the cheerleaders and rls: leading this group of vet-j isS-UB Miblis a is Chuck Spicscr, Detroit just the thing for student housing... the varsity band. rrans BrUeU: aai lot t senior. Spicscr fought his way to nmr IHMOT mk. the NCAA light heavyweight1 paaaAa. crown last season, along with be-! ConetsSfakru * reversible, washable and colorful " i " ==*=a | fill. One of these - | by heavyweight A' Turn [j wood. IU-. sophor-.',*. I Tsakro dur"e-! •-. • ; champ Bob Rare-k___t oval braided rugs I in a non-deeisto-i rahk. i "It was i 1 tie." stated Coath. V.cs| In scatter siut oi room litas. practical, 1WS charming oval braided rugs add thrifty 24 x 36-in. boauty and lots to color to any room. Ihoy aro tightly braidad and machine stitched to mate thorn lie flot. All titot Seal-Dri Raincoat aio color matched with bordets in A real man's ramrnat . . . carefully designed for comfort an well as appearance. Lightweight . Chatty Rod,' Sago Groan, Colonial Duo, . . coni|iact . . . with a special waterproof "Shelter- Hood" that completely protects the head ami shoul¬ ders, yet will fold to fit ill one of the two side 4.6-tt. I.IO-ft. lift pta-kcts. Made of Vinylite. Individually Imxed in three color carton. Color: Brown. Sires: Small, 6i9li 9.12-ft. Medium and latrge. Fair Days Daps Rata Rats Flannel (ap* 2.19 grey, taa—a _ 1.70 3.23 3.13 (Mdiirov 1.93 "SM Cap* 2.19 CQt'lPMENT MCKt FHONt 9-7521 III E. GRAND BITKB 100 E. MICHIGAN HOMECOMING DANCE OCTOBER 27 COLLEGE AUDITORIUM INFORM.! MM. UVtK MM MS WJR Gridders Drill Li I H By ALEX "mm >wi LAGGM ' * * * * forjHomecoming Spartans in Final Scrimmage mm j r Ln. the Spartan* likeable backfield roach, mav' Prior to Panther Invasion l trail of otbar hlfljly^uccessftil aide* of Biyifie; I jump into a head coaching job after this yean at' Michigan State's varsity football squad was put through a long drill yeaterday, featured by a 50 minute scrimage, a* baeUMd coach from 1947 to 1949, For- Lv.ki started the migration movement after the, Lj, and took over the heach^eins at Washington Lok with Mm line coach Bob Flora and basketball • IKirchor, who I* now hi* backfield coach. Chr. end coach and chief acoat for the Spartan* i looks like Dawson, who replaced Evashevski as' ■rotor, may tahe otmr a head coaching position. , tr it will be Pittsburgh; Dawson was interviewed B roaching Job some time ago. There were reports Lm hired the* . bin HsmilMai. this, year's Pitt coach, took over for Saturday's game between Mlcli I einel'gadcy basis. He replaced Les Casanova who tation of the queen, Mary Umn Ipse State and Pitt marks the |L Oligah Ifpwiiltm has announced that he will third renewal in their series, but Tripp, and bar court a moment I go back to the director's office of silence Iff-respect to Michigan' the Panthers are stltl in quest of at the the Staters killed In this country's their fust victory over the Spar¬ that lie tan- The two schools clashed past wars; praaerilatian of thai hired. -out East in t»43. With Statr win¬ new "Michigan State Cutlege March" by the MSC' band and the : f Dawson and Frank Carver, ning. I2-: tans Ijsi year, the Spar¬ Invaded Pittsburgh men's glee club: and a Halloween | JI acting director of athletics at Pitt, have both denied that again and cur.ried off a 1»-CI Ilectlipn. ! I skit in music and formations by the MSC band. The ikSO game resulled in a decision has l*en reached. brtllian! display of defensive m.mll^^Bg Director of athletics Ralph Michigan State's flrsf string de-j fensive unit lists three regulars] p Young saiil he knows nothing of Dsws»n leaving. It seem* from the same hometown, New Kensington. Pa. They ore line¬ 1 j that he would lie the first to backer Dick Tamhuro and tackles . .1 know if Dawson was hired bv i Joe Kteln and Bill Ilorrell. [HHt1' Pitt. j Hired Dawson figures, pryfeinently I ' in the future of the] k JS Spartans. He was hired with ; In the opener, Pitt lout to Duke! a long-range aspect in mind. Lions Second in NFL Scoring; University. 1th-14. The following j week it journeyed to Blooming* 1 Ri Rerl had already carved a | for himself before I Fourth in Rushing, Punting ni>«« ton, where it lost UM in a heart* UiuiurpanHetl for richness f *'* reputation breaker to Tndiatia. Two weeksf — Zvph-KUI. the cho jln Michigan State. He brought 19 bad collegiate egperience with him. years of pro.!!j PlIIleAJJKLPlUA In 19112. upon ! l.o* Angeles Rams continue to— W*— The, ,u" "■ am it flew to town City where j discrimination. It'n Ame age is the Nfl.'s third best, the high scoring University of . sweater. b from Tulane, he immediately took a lm< fficiil i p.tcc the National football League Cleveland hat a 5741 t>iitiss comple-' Iowa team smashed through to a } You'll feet right—am! !*» i lion average, San Fryiihcisco 32.9 37-17 victory by scoring 21 points! hand watthabU Zeph- F U with Bemie Bierman at Minnesota. It was at j in total offense. ■ that Munn and Dawson became fast friend*, ] The Rami lead in yards gained and Los Angeles 4-9.2. |n the final quarter. They were kto Red returaed to the Green Wave a* head ! pacing NFL statistic* fhow, with . |h| ' swamped, 33-0, by Notre Dame |H« pikrfed TbImm ta aa aadefeatrd season in Ih to lone a ll-lt thriller to powerful Texas Im the Sugar BaarL The following summer he ke Chicago Tribune Ad-Star coaching staff. [return three-year stint with Minnesota.'Red wa- Li coach of the Buffalo Kills of the Ail-American I". t.forent'e, resigning in the middle of the 1912 Still in Titp Fie? na*tir« Jerry DePrato; Michigan f- Varsity, another team, halfback st.ar a generation il Starts tallied 188 points in the 1915 arm. The performance still n il Drill. as the third best ever. WE WILL BUY YOU A NEW SHIRT... For Sport Shirts, in if this Manhattan the Pattern* You Like Span Collar doesn't mitlant and up Vie rent o/ the shirt! Stage Rehearsal Blocking of Canal of A-ttomh Test LAS VEGAS. Nev.—(A")—Third Carpi tactical troopa went Sues Waterway Keep* Open; Egyptian Situation Stay* 'Hot' CAIRO, Egypt <*■>—Egypt tried to block the Sues Canal to Britiali shipping yesterday but the Royal Navy kept the Celebration for UN Day Draws 100 Foreign Student* More than 100 students, West Berlincrs Marooned fBculty, and 'guest* attended the special UN Day dinner in Disputed German Village celebration at the Interna- tional Center last night. BERLIN—(fl")—Four West Berliner* were marooned last men IlTvi'T^i^'^uIu'j*'to*Ti "A wonderful thing and most night in the embattled village of Steinstueeken which has banquet, but because o( the r important, too," commented J. changed hands three times in the past week. cent Michiaan Hotel Associate Benjamin Schmoker, general sec¬ Three West Berlin policemen and a newspaper reporter mwtin*- " *•* decided to lim ii'iilisons retary of the Committee on entered the villa™ nn the So. th* attendance this year to all entered the village on the So- — — Friendly Relations among For¬ ^ Berlin police nirirer, two dents. eign Students and secretary for viet Zone frontier yesterday, petro|mcn lmrt 23-y™r-old Man- the National Association of For- assuming that the -Russian frcd Trebcss, a reporter for Der WOLVBMNE ftcnit promise to vacate it and give Tag. fcaaid.il Schmoker, who came to MSC it back to West Berlin would bo One other Western German Thaaada* OH ti from New York to arrange for the kept. newspaperman was reported ar- 7n0 Am„r rp fifth annual meeting of the Na¬ Russian miliUry police ami "sled by the Soviet patrols In . 20 St,m ^ tional Association of Foreign Stu¬ dent Advisers to be held at Kel¬ East German peopled police un- their audden foray into Stein- - 40 of Auto EnJ. expeetedly returned, however, stueeken. i (ton Surma Delta Pi logg Center next spring, said that spent an hour in the disputed American authorities were an-; ,)00 si(:ma Ensiion one of the important things Amer¬ area and then left. *ry nml confused by the incident. icans have to learn is under¬ Communist police then set up HaawHiiBwwniiiiw^^HBsBiB±^HHH^HiHwisijaiaasaBiiiHi standing of other people. ed'the MVamUy'town1' ,UrroUnd" EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT BEGINNING TONIGHT Ag Leon I,lull Jw^r^l^her! Berlin border. DA\CWC IN LANSING SiSi-llsJe vuvi Meal* fay Stuck "In Steinstueeken by die Mas MflSIWt T»U lamec PiksalSI Slates Reunion He also expressed regret over Agricultural Economic* stu¬ the average American's lack of dents, faculty and alumni will understanding of other cultures meet Saturday morning at 8 inj and geography. "If America is to. tins Union for their third annual become a strong power it will reunion breakfast. ' _have to be through understand ing," he added. than 80 people. Those attending the breakfast will go through the grill line and eat In the Commut¬ er's Room (west wing of the Grill). They will move to. Room I, I (Hin. Moiinprainnied Tri-Ttinr 32 after eating to continue dis¬ ii y i II »E LUCON SHOPPING CENTER cussions, according to Carl Rich¬ Enteitainmeiit at the event in- er. Agricultural Economics Club i hided Linen Hnndkerehiefs India Christmas Gifts Parul Chatterji, president. graduate student, native Indian solo; Christian Baker, Liberia, fur Fashion with a personalised touch, j»u vihiiir ami old > Sigler to Preside sophomore, musical saw selec¬ tions; S. S. Kwong, China gradu¬ for friciiiln and family linen with initial on one a beautifully _embr". ivn corner and hand-rolled edg« al I*ait' \leeling ate student, playing the butterfly harp; Drmeirios Pratstdis. Greece Brown, red, gold, green, blue or gn . IT IS NOW THAT SELECTION IS BEST! Former Governor Klin Sigler graduate student, vocal solos; llel- wonderful gift idea for birthdays, *h»nu' •will preside over ,a question and g.i Bcrndt, Germany junior, ac- Ilo roim- in and liroWM* answer* period at the Nov. 1 and the holiday#. meeting of the Pro-Law Club in Doti Awai, Hawaiian O/h'ii Timrmiiiyn I nlil Mine Room 33. of the Union. 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