DAILY >BNT PUBLICATION FRIDAY. WOVKMBER 30. 1951 MUNSAN. Korea (/!')—A The orrhe.trn for thr New York SEOUL, K»ro» (/P)— Al- Red proposal for KrndiiMl Opera Company, which perform- lied Idlf Kilns resumed firing users w i t h d r h w h 1 of foreign ml at MSC recently wnlkeit out yesterduy lit Uomm U It i » t of the pit in MUeaitn Wedneiilay! nn ,he Korean troop* threatened yesterday night at the hid of Jimif. lYtrll- to throw the Korean armistice fr(m, fo„nwlng . C|„rincatlon" of Biologist Find* talks I tack about where they were In, musician.' union performance was delayed |5 mln- d'''*- laws. The „ ,(lm.l|vl, lo u s Ktgh(h Army lh<> |n(antry ,ull kept 3 Row Trees IVtrlllo said Alfreil ttruenlAg. Tinder wraps. rhl. T,lr wnr raged hot and New York violinist, and concert- h(.ftvv ovl.r N,lf(h K„rrn, wlth the Three Amertrmr Chestnut trees, melster oj the orchestra, charged Kcd, ending out a record onc- thal lie was hit hy a hajon thrown part of few remaining from a been uu.de to Ukc fruit from the the mutter wax Htrnightned .cult; J"#v" again three trees,v replant it, and see Hulas/ later denied making an' "*** ,h* biased anew, if they have bed» Imrmed by the apology, and also .let,led throwing •»« • "» blight. the liaton. lie said, however, he I At^one time, the Chestnut was would use only hi. hands In fu- "* o.T a valuable forest tree., havirtgan ture conducting, "so that no one I *" "Mrwd '■ annual value of more than 19 shall accuse mo of throwing a ('rn A VanHerl, coin- million dollars. In 1906 a Chest¬ hiilon.'* nunder of the Eighth Army, ex- plumed Wednesday':! frontline • : nut blight was brought to the ni -■-* m a lull (in the apparent result of l'.8. from Asia. Prof. Knobloeh stated. It caught York area, and hold In the New swiftly spread: rrol Approves ■ • ••mi.int«-prrutio„ rectivc be Issued to - <>fhisa i».ic troops. «-■ Slrieter Tux This secret directly* was gta- A stricter excess; profits tax rould remove the need for many The Allies proposed trwp se¬ direct economic controls* an MSC . curity by agreement that neither! side would increase its present professor- said this week. Rotation Plan Rlchard W. Lindholm, professor of economics, made this recom- mcndatlou in a siiceeh liefore the Suggested for he wished without being detected New Election 44th annual Tax Conference qf the National Tax Association tlw* judiciary board ' meeting in Dallas, Texas. ugh in' (ccnmm«ndatioii», no MSCs Queens "At. far there was as we can determine, no planned ballot stuff-j Decides Sliuw Professor 1.1 mi hoi in gave nrgu- Mil i* taken until the ments under fou^'basic headings fng. It was simply that the elec¬ Congress meets to decide was_p«orl.v handled. Students j for adopljori of the lax. These ►tiw.. since the Judiciary P'Afr ti» legislate, accord- tion could vote more than once and i (longressmeti are: prices, efficiency and waste, general eccitiomicnuwisiUeratioqs, many of then) did," Eck said. J liidcnt Congress President and psychological and political Sheets, • *.,• .acceptability, Foundation The excess profit* tax is a nite choice in all these areas. defi¬ Pro¬ rtl Health Offer* Award* fessor that Lindholm said. the fourth He added fjUaiter of 1951 included I lie Slated Other appointments W. H. Kennedy, education, Wil¬ will probably show-that excess profits taxes have bad a deflation¬ dfering liam Spliid r, agricultural engi¬ ary effect. [ISC Wive* neering. and John Chandler, news j special events editor. WKAH. and Retaliation* were accepted byl MSC Riding Club i'S or Men s the hoard from William !« Brook, cduaty 4-lt Club agent;.Marvin that about 50 per cent of East Cited Nation'* Best In n .Id-minute battle between D. Llhtngobd, cbemiru| engineer* Shaw rcsi.lents voted In the spec- MJSC's Block and Bridle chap¬ 24 D.S. Sabre jets and nearly 175 ing. Charles L. Langdon, educe* lal election, lie praised Bast ter has i»een pho&rn the outstarid-! MtUs, ihe vastly outnumbered tion and agriculture; John Pitha, Shaw men for tremendous inter- ir»g chapter in the nation for the Sabres damaged one MIG and est" in the special election. had three of their own damaged tetanus, whooping j The vote was taken yesterday James ft«okrr, Saginaw sopho¬ In return, the Fifth Air Force re* !mailpog immunUa- j 1? after a 'barge of ballot stuffing more. and John Nh;kels*n; Ann turm&hed, according was levied in Tuesday's vote. Arbor junior. accepted the recog¬ •rr,s ' Roys, bpartanj The ballot stuffing was credited to nition for the MSC organization a poor system." by Fa\cl. board according to Karl If, Mc- «ecretary. |I I orgeat tingle gr^nt of 415,000 Firnl f ll-Jvl IUmiiInt waft received by the depertme .t of j ftocinlogy and anthrofxdogy from 1«miftlt'l i the American A»*r«:k*i#>n r>f Land- WASHINGTON ru^The first Iwsvy. long-<1 latum rr~a plane *«» shrouded in secrecy that c>snK»ufage it J Grant Colleges and Unifteititk*. will be vised to keep it# drtud# from public >ught'~*> | Washington^ p. c. Chest Plans Drive All Year of an aircraft factory In the pre'dawn darkrcss >c»t Campus * i,im ,nd .llmout* Ttri .oltaMUa, ktrnwi » dj- pauu. rroflioi | Ibmations Jnclmied 410.goo for ! rt'tearch in agrlcuitural chemistry from the National Institute of Ciuiibirrs Vttt to Hi tale \*>tr Law Hrai'h Bathewla. Md. Acme M^btennre. j1 for mo ! The department of animal p«d» . WASHINGTON ufV—A jpeHal thicf-iudge inbutMl hebl yester* nnel dircetor. Co-', i, r-^n v | ology was.- glycn'tt.OW.M hy the day that gaThidern cannot fteek tbr proifcfKni of federal »onrt# m an itdMity ere Bod; jeer, { Mhhigan ArififUUl Breeders effort k» ew.ajm cumpiyipg with the new federal gamUtitg tax, junior end John i ' Circe | A/*6ciatkm, The money will be •■*hem Junior At: fcKher | used to >tmiy# sterility In datry liriteimn le eleo dey. where lie cattle. The U.S. Army Quartermaster KefmhlUiut Senator H firrrv Ihes Corps gave 17.021JO for chemistry WANMINCiTON tf-V—Sen Kenneth Syker Wherry o( Nehriutu. iri During a post-footimlT season crowded with plaudits for or not, do benefit from contributions to the Ingham Coun¬ Btgjrie Munn, his staff anil the team, we Would like to call as to home town TM agencies. ty Society's seal drive. Every year the Society sends its time out to congratulate a group that also contributed much to the satisfaction of our Saturdav afternoons, the MSC Marching Baml. { Early in the season we felt our »r4*b-«t. WOLVERINE TYPEWRITER CO 'IT t CAIAUAJOO PHONE J«*r Tywrf TTtris b>x>ka term caprrt tic MAKVVaiPTl w>rk margnhewd Rwftrwrtcwg if a* «rrd cm yru v I GAL ODER STVDtVT applicationa pemeort ■ tM nleaueceunn plflufm an* I DCZ. SPUDNUiS ' navy a*y.y*!" " !»>■ •»» $1.00 THE SPUDNUT SHOP • 232 M.A.C. Phone 8-9B7I 6».' Hso'i ' MUSIC CENTER *0* N. Waihmqtoo Ph. 4-9040 Tt-XEDO TRANSPORT^ MtCHTfl AN STATE NEWS The Grent takes have natural \[ japper Parties to Close Term Mclntyre to Play MSC Flyers deep water except in connecting j "waterways. I. t«> Entertain and speakeasies will be in wniuipion, Saturday night at the house. ( With Movie for Coronation Ball |iim* Xmuly canes will be given -as Units style tomorrow night as n gtw Winged Spartans Will entertain lancX. favors. Tree trimming PI "KoarlnR Twenties" uorfl. s Hying clubs front around the op.tirtiXm.pping, and dancing Military tr.nlitions will reign at (tip Atislitorium tonjrht Inp the facial calendar. 7\ state tomorrow night at 7:30 itt _ f.|M wakeSm the evening's Rnll fntm 9 until 1. Entertain Oclt.1 Chi pro- the Tower Room of the Union. nt the Commit ion lilMlKPshn/planmxl Ing. , a •■Willi Twenties'- cartv far th, "Winter Wonderland" theme A technicolor movie of an air Hnl Mfinty.re'n orchestra, now on n ninp month tour Internes ar-ive*./The eostuns. will reign nt the IRA term party tour of Mexico will be the featur¬ of various polioses, will provide the .music. This is a re¬ function will, fprftnre entertain, tonight in the Forestry Cabin at ed event'of the evening. tnent hv the turn engagement for the — pKMgihg group Speak-earv motif will tie the fifteen :piece orchestra u,,lon (1,,sk' in Dm>onstn.lton decor at.Oie Delt.i Upsllori tothorpow' tiigiit when the tlU> hnmr Tree Rites which played here several "alt. and will be on sale id the entertain .their dates in the yoajs 'aim. OpenMSCs typi- cat 1920 fashion. The guests wit] Giant replicas of the shields of be costumed and refreshments are the Air Force nnd cnch brnnch Sr)//frf Sayt: Hall wit!. enter- im tlie-m-ening's agenda. of the. Army will docorbte the e*v \1 ildren at ^h^ir Saturday after- A doer prise will he ,„rt. U ,h' «Hh the he.t Yule Season singe ngninut n background otr a huge crown. Red, white, and IIKIGIITEV immas ycill treat flapper roslume at the Sigma EXAM - TIME gift^ and rer € hi "Rearing Twenties- pan,. Maty Hannah, 12, assisted pleto the niijitury motif. Spartan Hay and Pi. Beta by her father. Pres. ,!ohn Guard members will act as door- * * children over ***. Saterday term party as ill . be held in the fraternity hnn... Gift exchanges, caroling, and Hannah will start the Christ¬ :• patty hfondqy Charleston exhibition, refreshments will highlight the mas celebrations nt MSC During ; the main intermission noil' a Tied Hot Man- i". as4 i11 |„. (y„. Asher House/ informal Yulctide when she lights the large Christ¬ corps sponsprs, group sponsors, TVta Theta Pi. tertainmeni f,,r the Tvtt.i and honorary colonels will lie party Saturday night. mas tree on the frost side-of the and .Theta Chi "Naughty Twenties- Sigma Alpha Fpsilon wilt hold presented. The sponsors, who pnrtv nid- Union Sunday night at 7. v-rties for groups tlrne sheet "Wild West" party at Tndian _ will each receive a bouquet of avitl ,„l„m the a Reading of Dickon's "Christmas '♦.heir respective red roses when • they are raped, Hills Country Club Saturday <>nging. refresh will walk under the crossed sa¬ night. enrols by the Men's Glee Club will are planned for bers of two columns of Spartan Record parties .have been complete the program. It is spon¬ Guards with a member from the scheduled by*-, the ♦ following sored again this year by Pi. Beta division they*represent. groups: Phi Kappfr Taw, Alpha; Phi and-Jlelta Tau Delta. Blue Key, junioV* and senior Fpsilon Pi. and Thota XI. 'Christmas 'spirit*Will receive iin men's honorary, will tap 25 new adflitionnl push Monday, Tuesday members during iotermlssiorf. ami Wednesday bights at 7:30 with There will "be campus parking group singing of Christmas enrols privileges for those attending. in the taunge of the Union. Tickets Tire still nvailnblo at the Ethel Armeling. director of the take re on .i nith the heav*ntv utmhs- help 0f rlonds Union Dons [' Girls' Glee Club, will Jead th* htne tlchttnr. singing Monday night. Holiday Dress ihur, senior men's Three new members of Exonl- honorary, will be tapi>od during the annual cere- The •fan-can" flmtnrr of the to limit Santa . *% for 15 childre.n pirturcil format Is tvpiral of the -,a Home for Un returii-to-the-tu rutins linik in Santa will find "kiddies" stock¬ new fashion modct. T.ddren will he ings hanging in front of a paper Kappa Tau house red brirk fireplace in thff Union . Santa will be : .t the youngsters on Christmas morning.. The • j Innmes of Pres. John "Johnny" Hannah, Dean Tom "Tommy" King. I .vie ' Lylie" Thorburn and Photographs of Egypt from o: at Yule party ' r at the house magarinc »« the second diapti bd hung. The 30 prints fit in treat a group of the History of Art Survey ei k 'hristmas fun at a offered at MSC "very nicely,1 -?■ ••• _ refresh- cording to Church. * _ «» and cootie* will be 11II ( I to TwoI Jlliml I hi hi wo II ilh (.ifIs. Parly ~i(.timniolh'lhiSkrtls \ Initiolioo. thirty Ai A combined pledge Initiation] fc"""I and Christmas party will high-1 Mothers to Hold Sale Spartan Nursery School mothers will sponsor a bake sale- at the Spartan Nursery School tomorrow from 10 a.m. Toys, dolls, games and wheel goods in an exiting Christmas pre-view. "to 3 p.m. I'aktu; plw-iHHl can¬ 5 30 pm. and supper at Christ dy .will be available. Luthcraij Church. national Ten '<• 12 (.noIn fur Christmas In an eulunton intnrvirw with Mi.l.r, Marlon Brando ami Yul Brjnnrr 'r-alf One of America's Most Famous th- kirwl •>( woman they'd lilt- to find Campus Shops for Men und-f ihflt Oiriatmaa tree. ,,r k onomy anil ^iai- cost JOHN HICKS imcHAEtwit HARDWARE MICHIGAN PREMIES E VVFD U CfU. M'l Hff inUpener State Swim Squad Faced Jayvees Also Scheduled ^PRBErBR' With Rebuilding Task to Oppose Wayne FroJ ai Marion & Sanders Michigan State's national runner-up swimming squad, faced with a "rebuilding and revising task," opens collegi¬ ate competition against Bowling Green Jan. &. In introducing his Spartan swimmers at the l.ansing ' Quality and Value are a Tradition at - ■ ■ 1 - Junior Chamber of Com- merer All-Sports MARION * SANDERS last McCaffreo warned that the Power the MSC tank team . Fine Virgin Wool ^^^B will lie « question mark until February. mm slacks basis of this week's selections. la Ihe Mttaa** nan. the Board, has used Tennessee (par- I^B 3H. Famous Chico alaHta styled la the Nmvjr over Anay—The Middies have had little success this year but have more potential than the Chances for the Spartans to Cadets, who probably have spent equal their high national rating most of their time studying for of last year centers on the All- finals. As always, could go either American trio of Clark Sch'olcs, way. Bert McLachlan and Hal Shnup. Baylor aver Eke—The South- j west is tough to pick but Larry Isbell should pull the Bears through in a squeezer.' He out- passed Benners of SMU last week and that must prove something, BuOhc veteran swimming men¬ Ask Frank Leahy. j tor was quick to admit that sev¬ Holy ( raw aver Bawtaa Col¬ eral newcomers help brighten the outlook. One of the prize pros¬ lege—The Crusaders turn a tra¬ ditional rivalry into a rout. The pects is sprinter Tom Payette. Hag Irs arc not what they used to' ~ He concluded his remarks last night by declaring. "We're com¬ ing along slowly this year, but if tttnahmippi over MMwippi the spirit and determination Ktafte—OP Miss has shown more ' shown by the boys so far is any this year than their traditional, Indication, we should be in there rival and rates a slight nod in] with the best of them " score a hit with Travel Comfort Marion & Sanders Fine Quality jackets Git By Train try. it's: Alabama over Auburn. Richmond to trim George Wash¬ ington; Houston over North Tex¬ as State, in the game of the da>. Kansas to trip Missouri; IJ5U over Tulane. Miami, the Florida one, that is, over Nebraska (sans (pLLCCk STATION. Tf». (41—T»xa. A A M.. irrt turn- in 12 >Var« yesterday, rdsinu the Uo; Reynolds i. New Mexico 'over •lid offensive S*»ufh%cst Conference game. It kn« Utah State/Texas Tcch over Har- w Conference championship running. din-S»mmons; and Villa nova over Tulsa's Hurricanes. Irnl. nOrm-proof jnckrtH 'The president of the S>- son ftball bowl game* "rack to get rid of thcin entirely. " -Marquette Un here Sunday , DETROIT • -!*—The parade of tic games in thi A TREMENDOUS League continued with the Detroit Red Wmg> - playing'to a 1-1 i^ieacilock before 10.139 fans here CHRISTMAS VALUE! UABARIHMK, , Take Home SPORT SHIRT? Some >|wi#T«im 1 ttlor! #10.93 Al l. THESE SWEATERS AKt VALUE SENSATIONS Siw» 10-ltS • - • ' f'< KIPS' SWEAT SHIRTS CASTS — SWEATERS — JACKIE In Ijianiag 11J 8. $1.45 and $1.79 — Ice Squad Wins Initial Contest PATRONIZE STATE NEWS ADVERTISERS Freshmen .-corM five goals in -pariiiil Michigan State's hockey team to a convincing 8-2' win going away. over the Ontario Aggies last night Stale's defense did an excellent »t the MSG arena. State took the lead at S:M on' Dick Lord, Co-rapt. Connie Buck, a. goal by Jack Slbbnld. assisted Dick Northey and Jerry Nlcoii do¬ by Weldon Olson ami Jim Ward, ing most of the work. and never relinquished the lend. State has been named to a new The closest the Aggies came was called against him for roughing, ieven-tcam midwest hockey lea¬ at the end of the first period when and Dofcnsemttn Dick Lord also gue that includes Michigan, Mic- they dyew to wlthtn one goat, 2-1. had three, all of his coming in the ignn Tech. North Dakota, Minne¬ of the Spartans. last period. sota. Colorado and Denver. Tonight at g the two teams MATTHEWS FRESH PROCEN STRAWBERRY ; wa* all the scoring in a wide open SUNDAE „n Male's eo-eaplaln Rill MH'ormlek (7) lakes a s i period that saw the Aggtcs' goalie, I Bob Winch, turn bark 18 shots n,l in last night's game with Ontario Aggies as tnird Itrnoks <«> Mis on. Although Ontario goal! j Willie Del Held, Spartan net mtfid- ]er. made 12 saver. IUI1 Kay l%r«>ok». Con Burlt MfCormtrk. B«>*» Rftrou. »rt' ,i. pulled mrt at posMowen this play Mrl nrmlrk' Winch was outstanding in the NUt.lt Jim Ward. Weldon 01«on. Jftcl , a the nel. 1 nets for the Ontario eliili, kicking Stbbnld. ■ Patil Crontu. BUI FmnerBn Champs —'low and Inside — Lint til Denth To the Victors Investigation irtan Harriers End By' ALEX Uiulerivay •cessful Season More fruits of victory-; ova" PhiladelpWn (n Coleman on the team The I'JIi.lHI.'l filns that saw the Spartan* in action piece of piping, that a telephone- wire was coiled aixmt his neek during the nine-game schedule gave State an average of ' and that the wire h.id hern hook¬ li.t.1.1 fans per game for the 19.11 season. ed over the piping. The ..ver-afi strength the Spartans showed all year that The Delaware County Coroner's . «i Vhlsdcman this j 0 „rt.m-4 M3 .hc Delta office, however, stnod by Its orig-) .none and rather in-A....., was the k.-t to their success ran host Ire illustrated by thr JW yjiur £0py_'0O"ir_ inal finding that t.iotta had died recent All-American selection. Because of the great bhlunee • r '■'•"> .'.ncrs .The only ex-, ,th„ bark werej, 1 -y,-, t t t., AUDi.t rise- the State guilders had. only I km Coleman is a unanimous of a heart attack. to. -KetUutd. -Muskegon 23, , rhnpr - However the undefeated Spartans are still dominat . .... rim. Flint Junior.; [tuftsin. N.V. inn- Delta Slg lappled Ike pin. I.n inglmnst selections with almost everyone on The first eleven aim /or in Ike opening game to. receiving irrogdilion Ht one time or another. I . Scu't IVnfleld.: 8*7 In *r AC* It's want. The* rontln- Take Collier's midwest Ml-Slar selection. Besides Wlu'ii UV d'olil rtiitftiflr 1... . liaananMgwnwm. tough dual meel .Ute r.me Ml wHk 00. »"• and aw. urn • "'Brian lowing 1 lis game the ^ |h, ",,h Coleman, halfback Vine* I'tsami reeeived a first airing berth. Bill llnghr-.. who did a hang up Job as linebacker enl honorable mention at a guard slot. ,Also receiving honorable mention were frnsh Lct'ny ftold- Enjoy , ailMOMf hot the first Individual .hawed aleong "I. Andy Dietrich with V'f 0 eit and sent hnlPmrk Itiliv Wells from State's |smy harkfleld. SPUDNUTS and COFFEE hi, j Paul rhrlston with «W follnw.yl Bill Hughes was mhlcil to the Assis iated I'riws list of. All- against Purdue. | oHrian for the Delta Sig Amgriean nominations, according to an At' story last night. 1 'he first place spot! |W„ ct.i rtepped two of the l»on Coleman dlreadv has lawn nomlhatial twice to riheh a .fees' great Fln-|three game, to the lambda i"h» Insule Is-rth Krnrik K'o»h i« the other Siuirtan up for consideration. ■ fvcnfcl Johansson.|' ■, t.84»pift bulgy "■ thr '»><•<>'! m »ett five runners j farm* wan tnnugf. '<< imvi r»X ?>•.< II.. was nominated for to - ..utstaiiding ftlay In th'e Notre flame THE spi dmt SHOP »rf Spartans «nd the' match PMi victory. Lambda Chi moved iaio a »S- Iss.ks Ilk., the hiwkt-t t.-utr ight hnvc its first winning ' Slate College, |S> k on Ihe Spurt,su schedule tit M.A.C. I'HDNK 8-9871 p,a ,rirf ,,, the tir.t game »« ■asun situs; the sisiit ciitne .'Jiid a Ave milrj y,f, gl>unrd ll\ Ml-771 then 7>nn '< r,„,f toll in a. 11 A could do ' s - hepped lougti and up were' Miking right and dropped to an M'tlh C..sch Am.. Kcs.sonc making his first Ikiw before j 1 I a 1»-«1 arore. (1, rouM o taile DA l.sal fans, the team -hnwed an almost complete reversal nf pint. He Ma I »i fla." Sp.rrn from lust-season'. ... ... play Bessnne completely re-j Ike final came and th' I an .modeled lb.' team with mam new fares filling the ranks ! (tit romekark felt short .h Thr purkster's -honed plenty of fight mill hustle that a win- i In ng h'» ke* team must have The dissension that wrecked % wear this tuxido f ; MSTEt ★ SVMHti J S«J1 ARK • • • KOt Nl) SHIMS it r*ll * ii a mice | ■ if» ■■> Monday, the York fur the EVERY SATIBHAV ■ J '• sing in a large MASON, MICH. You fftn't ImniI lk» MaaWta* (iahmont •trf>ftnhirt for up-UMl*« ' sirth plaee hoe., imrmta ityt* . It him all thft built-in comfort t» at »vrr> smart American I .eg ion rollogft wiftfyhmftnda Th» *iwlrfwoat it mad* n1 * aahablagaiionitna MSC Cat hot! to thftt Mi yA* BallnxHi. Unking rolera And it «itt*>rvF at an tatra draw »h*rt bacausft t| V, AA meel. Top vital community tertiw ~.raruae. follow. Ml kmc Maavm a*d ran warn ant h ft tie. |f .ft* , Music by fiATMieiiTi tsroatTie - IV N»W bt fh# f.k«r*.»' cat t« *•» Mft TtA* tOUND ISflieHT 0M.MK kd^Jth ffifMta as f.rr%. r,hm tft«Mlft TVt so tka dtel,f«iaewaftd? mtua f> Mkick tbie ho«MH .»«V4in •» |*nmrr, t MM* ikftlfa lata ?««»? ^rfarrifftifrti. Oftlf h jjI.'M r .ramAe»ti AM Wh (Mel l,*pr| and tluul Fark prwnrfifOitta he Hle*ti(h*9y foaipe.«f(eM and ff.fUr riV.WU fell %SSk riembW IrnrJ Mm trAkhdifT?, I.hful rfrtsgnint, fefOBBrd »»«k KWiwy ftfr'l lawaRftitatlas » avmaJ l^s lot rtits t,*r> — President Truman announ-1 Meets Here ced bluntly that the fiirhtinir cam, mm will continue In Korea aa long as there is a possibility of United Nations forces being *1 "caught off-balance" by the en¬ three-day Midwest Regional Con¬ emy in a pence trap. "The continued pressure of our ference of the National Federa-j forces on the enemy constitutes tion of Settlement and Neighbor¬ HANDMADE SWISS HANDKERCHIEFS hood Centers beginning today, i the strongest incentive for the Madame Margnt-Xobelmaire, of latter to agree to a just armis¬ Paris, honorary secretary of thi hand-embroidered with gay l'fcrtetma»rti.i..|1, tice," the president told a news International Federation of Set¬ conference at this naval subma¬ tlements, will speak at a general rine base. session Saturday noon on the "In¬ A gift for a woman of distinctive go,.I taste,";; "Any premature slackening of ternational- Aspects of Settlement one who prefers the best . beautiful sheer our effort would cost us mr Work." ualNes in the long run that need white Swiss hankies. 14-inch squares with wide President of the National Fed¬ be losC hand-rolled hems Intricately embroidered with eration, Miss Lea Taylor, head . . . The President fallowed the worker of the Chicago Commons, Christmas trees, candy canes, holly leaves and other reading of his prepared state¬ will speak on "Neighborhood ment with an afT-the-euff lec¬ Work, Your Opportunity,** at the festive motifs, Itlij delicately done In | „, f| ture to press aasaetatlens and general session today. She spent Truly a special gift for someone .-penal. what he said three months this summer visit¬ newspapers were grow an fake cease fire stories that ant af hot competition for Resident Assistants ing settlement houses in Scanda- nnvia, Germany, France, and each Act as Friend, Advisor news. England. Other conference highlights in- lto singled out a premature ar¬ •clude a welcome address by Ern¬ mistice story by the United Press* est B. Harper, head of the Social Roy Howard In 1918 and an As¬ Service Department. sociated Press story of Seoul.. Known to dormitory men hi the "It.A.," the precinct res¬ Tonight's activities include a Korea, yesterday asserting that panel discussion ?by five MSC stu- orders from the highest sources, ident assistnoTTs^alled upotrto bc-rrtombined friend, ad-, possibly the White House, brought visor, study helper, and sergeant at arms. In the 66 pre- j '«««» LnuUc C«rpcn; ground fighting to a halt in Korea. einots of the six-men's dormitories, these H.A.'s must la- on Mr. Truman termed the Roy assist their Jj b*jHouse (;o® by Tau Beta Communltj dancers of llamtramrk, IV Howard story a fake and said JhoJ full-time duty to Practically unknown 20 year*- the resident assistant pro¬ troit, nnd square dancing for alt. i AP story was on a parallel,. fellow students. More than 250 social workers, gram is steadily gaining popular¬ Hobb <5, Gardiner, coord¬ ity in American colleges. Syra¬ front Michigan. Ohio. Indiana, HI- ! Addressing himself then to the inoic. the college and local com-! representatives of the press asso¬ inator of student activities cuse,- Wisconsin, and MSC have ciations and the independent in men's residence,halls, explain been leaders In its development, inunity. aire expected to attend cd that R.A.'s are graduate or Gardiner declared. Copies of the the se newspapers at the conference, he I j said they must be very careful in undergraduate students selected MSC "Resident Assistant's Man- j this very dangerous time to stick principally for maturity, leader¬ uar* have b£en requested by as j f ■» I eClub Sin»s to the truth. ship, and academic competence. many as 10t> colleges, he said. ; They are appointed by the resi¬ dent advisor ami manager of each r\ni i»"s for MSt! ViNilorN •ith tiio approval of the of students. j The MSC Men's Glee Club pro- ; sen ted programs for two- groups "Selections are made at the j: that met in the Kellogg Center rinse nf spring term following this week. j Monday night the club enacted •i baseball game with songs before Mr. Truman said he hoped Briefly, Gardiner listed the lbft Amertcan college lMblk? Rc- everybody understood "there has rwpomlblMles ns these: ,aljong AliMx,iation. been jw cease lire in Korea and orient new student's; (2) work j Thr &irm Bureau Services that there can Ik* none until an" "cspri cle corps." <:i> j groutl hranl lht. I for group "esprit club Wed- armistice lias been signed." | supply informati ! nesday night. lie said it is our duty to con¬ ed; (4) keep rec tinue fighting until UN objectives are achieved. eaVh their dorm board, A spokesman for the Asso¬ ciated Press in New York said: tkmal income if they u li¬ ft special program eon- • ill* the dorm, such as a n a newspaper.. 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