LY STUDENT PUBLICATION IIGAN — THLVSIVAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1051 Number 45 L,r,| f'urly November cokl wave mikI in [break I'«l»y •» tempereturM art- expected to ri*c Ls#d.*ree*. ' L|t,nxl unow florrte* are alxo predicted by the U. S. Lr liiirexu at the Lett- . ax Truman Challenges Russia hrii'.rt.. . in Detroit E'r „„|rf. Friday afternoon, a canfortahla SllOW CfCWH Mirhigan FJrrtiona pH Struggle Clear Citv tV Mlchiiran'a municipal el- World Hears President ectiona.Toeaday.. ahowed no xurpriaea—e x c e p t' for the ; weather.' A heavy nnow and (ill Method 'Foolproof r sleet «t/ Department ,» Ireland b eler.mi preMdenl of the new t» Ml "1C Mwhi«»n College tnxltoh W nation al iU Brit meetui* Sat- *"'~r P***" '''' Four Named uclay Tbe nwWlinx «*• hel'J al' T»e t ■sm* hfiur* will bn in ai.rii'a d«fma Thank*- Wood (iontot Michigan Stele Nortr-I Collegej .n YpallariM km* » »* Conference Lkirnn will elm— at Dr Hamilton, raw of the organ- 1 WtlA- Bra t/er»'of the atanrutUon, defined UafM* «'«ivini and at rex- Prize Offernl Delegates ■ . Iriday and Saturday it.* a»m* •» "Improving prep*ra- land* Uon of crdjege English instructor* The roi Higgle Munn will aw; etcd trophy at the pep prs to Visit morrow night. vh//oU «rvd coitaon by oppoaifag j m thii he vccj v» w of ioci«I: mmfor*. of a flreride i The Spartan mentor the encroechmeBU I'crMHimd Croup al Airport the pruc to the living Voting Next *«-k science and empheeinng Intel-1 lectual and emolmMl dwcipho « fn hi* character :xatj pW*r.r»- to *ee Thor repre*enUiUveg fr»>m ent ficrvernment *ere to Hear Muii t* an >f Winged Spartan> ning the annual wmd forRDTta Spxinwir* in Engluh aUadMa." The organtastion .* af!»iw»tefj be c©n*!*t*nt. by suhr: <]mn exuberant perv/rv* si deleggtc* td the contest, Ckg Xlub. will visit with rhe Natiemei College fngiksh His role .Student f iovemment pito] Airport tonight HOTC A'vrrtt*n. * Merrier 4per for-., -e »o held »t MSC > Vke President Hay ftepmentativce ettended the given by Su/anne 5iu/i f, and I?, at iatl night % 't.. mouth senior, I! ROTC cadet.t* advene rrterting fr'Am the Urtfveruty of Widow Q'unr,, tfe»ugh and others Interoted basic lion Ur.g. corp Michigan. Wayne Univeraity, I>- lens one and Emiiy f houId meet at 7 p m. hairman mk! .extents* troit Institute of Technology. lmf| l^Mff « Concourse, he raid • n to the Held will K»« hirife*/ Ttttlny I A >1 lo/ie* Itllfjer /noi' 1'ritfntMtl oHrgt H,H. Lansing Approves •te inviMd to »!■ ii-rin*, >. G*yl« wlurh n-fct M.thU*. rc(*cd Dr. Otto Slated rmptu- Counrtl to lake any actRc Incumbent city oltrtaH up to Speak to SAE /or re-etectaon who were proed were Mas Millie M u?v >p- f Brown, cily dvk; Judge Earl r McDnnoht of naanaopwJ court Cart E. Mortoh. raulaklr; .Aid. (,'• f r lrun.\fmart i raslw* Waiter H. Mujwi «4 the 27« vofca a ward. Aid Twl Iffdm of the 2*.: wh •' B- fifth ward, sag AM. Chertea C. Ise» aga»n>t 2 Hayden ef it Msttt weed. PI a >pet-' A wul el fjtl votto were caat first ward Mississippi Iks-tar Hits (•amhlimg Young Seeks Congress tfp/Jilc In tiaylard Hheela. Sin- stalling may In* taking pl«<,. p, theft? It i« Impressible for us U> hiui. man at oath flag. I iln not linking too much for the nlmjwit, near the flag* to abl iw in I am writing thin letter to nftponl to you Unfortunately. the roils „t wnil your organization in regard to our ow n ~ payor usually hit name ur-u-p students toking the Hags from the top of perm* wearing gtamei *ith lh, the student* bring ImmI r«t*ite on the en- Ibaaff * ka ■!■■■■■ m*m . 'paper through the stands jit the sections Red Jitters the Ktuilent* occupy. We lone flag* In the student net I ions The post few week* liuve provided nn with on Interesting ami Nomewhni disheartening demonstration of a loo preva¬ lent Hlnte of mind in Ameritn today. The example was provided nt the University of Chicago when I lean of Htiklents suspended the Chicago "Maroon" ami removed it* student editor.) In »letter to Kditor Kimntel, Point Strozier si a toil, "Your action lit sponsoring and attending the Kast Berlin Youth Festival demonstrates your lack of qiinliflrntinir to edit a free and Independent newnpain-r." He further deduced the "Maroon" would remain uiider suspension until the Student Government provided for the election of a new editor. Kimmel was elected" editor last spring by a twn- ~thints vote of the staff as provided for in the "Maroon" con¬ A Quality Portrait stitution In reply the Ktudknt Government charged Strorier with that is Modern, violating the Student Hill of Bights, approved by his own office and the I'niversity Hoard of Trustees. They quoted the clause guaranteeing "The right to estab¬ Subtly Flattering lish and issue publications any censorship or other pressure aimed at controlling editorial policy With the free for One Dollar selection and removal of editorial staffs reserved.solely to [•J!,.''*. This it Get-Acquainted Week the organization sponsoring these publications." nfirrn n i at Obn Mill* Studios, hence rv inn rrv They also pointed to provisions of the Hill upholding this amnual offer intended to "The right of every -sttalent to exercise his full rights as it citizen In forming anil participating in campus, local, na¬ tional or international organizations. We Itelicve that Kditor Kimmel tlid not use proper, ilia- —crstion in sponsoring the Communist inspired rally More¬ over his statement "I went to Berlin . . , jo express a deter¬ mination for a peaceful settlement of internalionul contro¬ versies ; to strengthen the world-wide movement for the conclusion of a part of peace between the five great powers," rould have been a direct quote from a cominform brochure pushing its phony peace offensive. Moreover Menu Strozier through his precipitate action has tarnished the reputation of the University.of Chicago as a stronghold of academic freedom. Our reaction toward Communists and su*|iortcd Com¬ munists has I asm Inn often governed hy fear. In allowing ourselves to lie carried away by hysteria we are subverting khc very principles wr scek'tw prWserVe. Itenn Strozier has done so. Since then the "Maroon" lias elected a new editor, Kim¬ mel having been refused the right to register fall term ls>- cause of "mediocre" grades. And so the issue lias blown over. Hut-one more ileplorahle CAMPUS example of h.vsteriAd reaction toward real or fancied Com¬ munist influences has lieen added to the record. A record that tines not s|ienk too well for nil of us. Universal Problem For the thinl time this quarter, Minnesota students had 1947 STUOE BAKER CHAMP¬ to buy a new sociology text. The professor of the course ION STARLIGHT COUPE — Glovu, wrote the Istok himself. It has been revised twice this quar¬ Radio, hoots*, onordr.va, Vary Army t Navy Na» A* Went Gl ter. and 27 times since it first nptienred in print. At $6,711 goad him. This car ii is psrfaet ■ throw, the whole ileal ap|iears rather ridiculous. condition throughout, A very oco- nomical and good looting car to TODAY! EHBDD sTi 1940 CHEVROLET CLUB THIS IS A our MAKING IOVE? COUPE—llodio. hoator. E«#p WOLVERINE WE**' THIS IS A DOLL TAKING OVERI 117 L KALAMAZOO^ ISO* 6now.ll . , , Wad So i Cap, » Han Mich Star* G aa- Maary la VariaO ||«9S >1 MALCOLM MILKS, Inc. U*d Car Id 1)00 E. MICHIGAN •anch natives will tc'.fyrw abci ~ "FRENCH COOKING - — at tba — COSMOPOLITAN RAIL Ndv. 16th — Union Ballroom Lansing Hoadquartars Foe la stacking Mixturefc79 FINE SMOKING TOBACCO MAC'S CIGAR STORE 120 N. WASHINGTON WANTg. College Historian Ifowlw hvl, Awiirttiof to Crof Marti-i* Kohn collfirr- . a the MSC Music Department. historian. Aibong the varied attractions Hack in tho day* when thi- sf hw.l Popular■■./wMf*many are the w«. -»ruyt?lirre nlon? Open to.,the general public, reirltaI# held each ThurBday af- with *n nriroilmont numlx-r- mof^ of the programs attract a t#«noon-frotn t to 5 where the inif in tho huniln'ilK im'l Ki' the where they are Music opportunity WT given student* in play their own original etm* i junior «:«»l fund-not murh biyh,; than "" l"" held. ? Lr.hlem* with lh«t, the Rnvernnr throaton- f'«inwt I.. \|Wf' Taslos Saiifiht j Topping oft these presenta¬ tions \n it guest artist aeries feu- po*.ltion«, Besides fife regularly sched¬ Ml In move the Bom Vmllwul1 MP'.Tli7J\ , taring; prominent figure* In the uled recitals, the department" Beti'Kil to etmpui nrwl trnn.ffr' Mepibert of the Union Board receives many outside rgrjue*ts ' opporti music worbtl in gosT season* Music C ommittee are conducting from organizations wanting en¬ the rtiHenU end fa-nilv If., of nil j places, the "University kbmrhrt a poll to determine what type of ; most popular among stu-» such name* a* I »t» e I ,e hma n n, hnne Stem, and the Budapest String Quartet L sembles and r/ilol*ti. to apt#dar FOLDOVER CLUTCH dent*. inlly—large number of reouesu I* received for appearance* by Anita Doyle, l.'.weil chairman of the committee. my* aenlnr.i I the band and gleeriuhs. ffow- llanilltag for tin• t ampan the poll i* intended, to < help the _evef. *t|ch showings are limit¬ MI«U lh»n ... H ed by the college. committee chose record* for the) llml I* k>f, III. rnu*ic rmm and for dances held j ; ih the Union. j The rornmittee i* uMentioning j [ from t h e 11 Dormitory food wain' ."">*&h to conduct a college-wide | KVKMNf.S [ w> student* couldn't pay for it. «• Fl'';:',ym1.un" n- t*» * .H - .hi History of Kings 'IUCON SHOOING CtNTM |h»lrm. pro*!**- |™" m'" "* L «tu- e"".rrf u 49 Int itules h-genil E will —Tl- *"* Christmas Cards 11,.1. [ r! to thfflr •l«h. "■•"II of Snalio Jewelry , • that are .Verr find Different TIC* • lliat an- Splentlitl I allies • thai an* Single or lloxeil IM-ai-H FAII.I.K - • that ran In* Persona I izeil for in-hand carry inf. It* KHfiAlM I.OTII VKI.VKT ItOli; Ball Itiirat* I'larr OritfT* u«l. 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"like fiillirr, like mill," Ihii mi III" Tamhmn faintly nf I'isuno Now Stale Win Streak //<'{/ l/nlutf All-Amcrican by Creamers Pivot ft (iuiidHlatc NKW VOIIK- (/IV-Thr Aw mrnkr fluted Prw* Nution»l Mount of 11 Att-Amortcn nntnlnutom took a Kink) look ill llir rollfK^ football mr pa/trn in hi mono* ynttrdny .ami added 41 to (flie* liM of 7R itluyriR flltfiblr for nrst nrid ftrcond tram jws/iJr honor* nt Hip mil of t»ir Tin* Ammw-mtrd wnnoti. A1I-A>»- rrlra teama~-both olTmidVf ami drfptiKivr rpflrrltni thp mndprn trmtl of |»1uy*-wlll not In* rlu.wn until ttftrr thr t»ttf inmtp* of lire. I, atiMiriiitf that thin wilt bo a trntit ImmmI on thr full Mtannn. Ma teal War at MlrMaaa Mate Creamer h u 11 a from Flint, I'iaand. MM' rl«hl half, and lam where he played crnlrr fof-fomh C'oleman, who wax inevtmixly fjuy Mmixtnn id Northern II" inentloneil ax a leading All-Amn - was named Id the- Saginaw Valley lean tinkle candidate. learn In hlx teniur year, l»t«. rangy type "f lelix urn >4 to fill the MSt reel" m he'a alwayx In there .imXi Wally Triple" ' t-r Uona' halfbn k the I now a aergear.t y, iw ; J htri'i the most comfortobla " tuxado you'va avar wornl I. l^ritdMkaallrw. ** tvohl \ State Snow Forces Calling kulGuanl of JV, IM Games ut The Tog Shop weather. ' laradlittf the parade of atopjiattea due to weather l« the l-anerll*tl>.n nf Itie Junior It dtAiUU'* tntittMfto+tti S ~ • Tailoml Vi.nlly fontlntl (one between i» »t the Old Cai- ytMiiftt Dean (Inr lefe riel.l ThW aoaowired Kapral, Don >!<•- ik reeterdkr t>r J V. Cimeh pan Pa- Sport Shirt* IIhmIn ami I'lain (ittlor* fowl ami (!«IIihi Ha W#*. la al %*w* morn* WA» ami up • lliaifwui* , .Mi AH- AwfW# Th> etmtM'r the prxir h»r* I faeihallleama. 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