MSG ATo Print*, No HAST LANSING, MffHIGAN — THLHSDAY, OCTOBKH 9, 1952 . . . Ilunl Choice Quo I at lis'/ state News Attacked In Stormy Debate »i< tnre card, MM' >Indent* escape the sale* lav on Hv ih»nm.i»\ u:uis Student Congress voted hist night, to publish a Ill-weekly newsletter and approved the immediate ptuvhase of a public pHttion are candidate* Marry Knnject. Kalamatoo address system. ti'apph make-np. and Anita Held. Olivet senior, si The adoption of the newsletter followed a stormy debate mm her hair. The judging Ml plarr Tuesday night in which Jack Subar, Causing charged the. representative, State News with distortion of J'eace Talks ic Attacks Denis; Armed Jrls a stalement made in a iVcent spot • poll. l»oH made by several Subat' statist lh.it a llog: Down; Srurcli for dlai Blasts Back klglit Rages iHTul Calls Suiter/art | Says COl' Foe |{i'|iiilriiiti.Ml l»nr ll.ill* Talks Compromised MI'NSA-N. Korea /(M—The »viet Trap' j His .Own. Views «.«»»* r.imliil,iir Rikrithimrr If4ii< over In InnV anil frustrating Korean is f'K.Wri.sco (A1) —' M11AVAI KKK oft —Gm Assignments ,ti»sri»h Mr( arihv. Wisconsin Ke|ttihlie.in. The general earlier had endorsed Ihe rm f«f the |>\,is \ nrmisliee neirotiations yester- "fiiy a|i|s'are(i to he nearer vol- •Ih" it'h! D. Kiscnhower j ;r»'d the Truman admin- j Adlai Stevfitson' rapped. Geh. Pwlght I). Kisenhowcr iit the HNirh was pressing rtes- Received by Sdurdm. foreign policyj last night A cautious Air Four* Head- :i n fc' net-lwrrd that the as grasping for iu.it nt* ,«nnouncvmrnt did not ROTC Crads | Votes, with an Htnuii hu e ».h Kur- . ipeculate that ' an unidentified HMHlnh* Re|»reseule«l higher authority'* Slid >koiC--whi h .t spotted on radar Till RAKNTIS !y" | Of backbone with a n.- bean candidate for 1 duramen t .of Sen. Joseph Me¬ i Assignments AWS,Men'sCouncil to center* tmdei re' v.4.?h«- negotiations in Carth.v of. WiMNirtj.ii, jthe .W Research and Develop *ere designed to "My opponent, '. Steven tir.f ihe Communists. , "has licen worrying about jment Command have hern Rivet >i unidentified plane" mm* have \rpaired their mil- j funny bone. I'm wmiying to seven Miehigan State Collegi the Fast—where the II us* Host Carnival Toinght • mi jowtioi.-. it ml today are half i his backbone." ian-held Kwrilc Islands lie that ! AFROTC graduates wfin recent ■ | The raking attack on the gen- . minuted in Jatmneac temtory, _ ^ _ ; n.i ♦ tracks merged «in the 1 the Alf Research tkrvef By sl'F. Ilhitm*n\ fiver HMI campus organizations will take part »ft the fifth annual Activities Carnival tonight in the M;u,kim Con- course front 7 to |o.;m, The M>r«»nd lirntrnants arc. • Sponsored by A Wis andyMett's Council, the purpose ■»! lames |.. t.rilTin. lie iron |»av- the carnival i> to .tc Maiden John V Kathrrin. Skokie, III.. Claims Six F-( I iclicls and ...... Philip H .»ikn. Homing fttkeu lor (lie I tin I South To Speak aP" h"" AVirv Pliers f II tiuooMid Jlicaol niieeil (h i I? are on sale at (lie I'liloo Convcttlioii . .V,d AH«»T 'laitutu »«' liesk. Mim IVhe* and *1.0. are litt% rent*. Michigan Mate and. olth Ihe rvrepiitui of Alien, a hUftinr** adminotralion mamr. received rn Ko-toliowct' ..i.u t...,k.i> .• ..,,^...>,.1 in tnlcral . , i t« edu»,«tu>n hT '.n»c when Un moiwy ciut* in the svlmoU ia ♦ ♦ W part of the It wa> - lmtew-fr.n-ugr. '.tfTcrent line, toiigtw U>hing so\en»' ' Iteds Italic I'oss ol llo^tilol Clone f'r mint chud* out c«ri- o..> -fur • " * ^ '*» from a son. Wis »<■ the Via ' «*<' ' ■ 1 view. He and. 'he gf'■*' •»ff»-rence be- i William A>i .r A-:; 'iir< ^ t'iatKm—what j Umvtrntj of Ab- f -• ttcginnmg wf.wxi via^se*.. standards, a woo»ie,n pattern , ;i'f a political ticket s*»,lrs. esJur.«t«si d - , •a.\ intend to m the un»ver*it> held f.ou:-*. ■ itiili- arc taught to use and—made, and th*irT~me!al moid : o AiiU • hear 11 lleod in Clone ( '.rush X' . u r tools. They use Uthcs. The pattern maker must be c«- Th: ' men! xaid thev . icaxcd being 8.500 to 9.000. So.tc sr..is w-;< tfHnsferrcd from ;' nuUtarv IVEHNKSS. Scotland uTV*-A Royal Air Force plaire crashed into tin* rpo >, milling machine.*, acting and extremely Aiccuratc. mc-.v . never dccid- j err.pt) —student,' and *U>U cr..- i esse* and other machine* A pattern must be perfect, in «if»- duty. Since .Sep* i • m««d total sea while on *ir-\ca firing practice yesterday and U was feared j ployes had not been oJir-UM-d t I lie id. of 477 have deserted. - Hut ali 14 men abroad perished. iut practice in bench work. Witbeut time Mlii. Kmc : , > - . ( tfltend the. pulitiud talu * V . ft.:. T»«# Two T HIT M I C M t G *S S T A T E NEWS Thursday, OctoV^| Iranian /V Michigan State News Educational Program Rrpetihi Don Laid Down by Candidate TEttllAN. Irai Mohammed MntsrHim HACJWW i/Pl—Fred M. Alpcr, Jr.. Republican candi- wants 49 million Hat forWnor. date for governor, assuruu the public schools last assured ww niyht 2CO.OCO, In dispute |»,linj said"were plmoc^tlc from Britain, thonsi> t,f» ,hln rep"y warnings of payments count f„. „ "dire "Tiire hnppeninys" if he is iiiiim" • Any reduction, "11 recaptured around a lhrec-n -rv - elected, Alycr pave his live- by the state," Aluer said, would here on otl claim i rgain forStudents point proyram tion iti naw a for educa¬ speech to the Chnrolwr ol Commerce Sagi¬ enable the state, to wipe out la deficit. claims. He reiterated notes to t-ondos p., ,...: Michigan's snips tax gives ih" student In a non-jijxifit I. A comiachci 'sve study ot ollcpe certain advantages. the reboot tmam-c pioMem. Might Stall ton made p„bb These Implied th, y p.. Cojlcpp dormitory food is not taxed, and if bonks are tl RSniniirnDl develop h. mil McCSraw accept other t, mrchased in a college bonk store tax is avoided then' also. mrKlc <".l> ■1"""""""l""1 M ;t nr I If n Alton! the Michisae A-oei..n n in counter-prop. If with y By arrnnyement with Michigan's revenue department, he MSG student is to enjoy an extension of the privilege. ol School A s a Joint settlenuiu Prime Ministei (a,.., , Jy provinjr student status with the at tunned identiftcn- I# President Trumro, n-pieturc enrd issued after regl»tration, he Is excused paying'Sales'tax on meals purchased in the various public dlninp rooms on the campus. PATRONIZE STATE NEWS AI)V|;«T|Si Under .this nrrnncement. the coil rye must keep the ma- ,'i ;>iQ. btine tapes of nil student meals sold for six years,-so' nnt the revenue department may refer to them at any me. In other words, starting this fall they must birny on to (II the sales record tapes until-fall of tfl5H, In t'J.is. they throw out the 1052 records, nnd'in 1050 they can hrnw out the iMlt records—just as tony as they always lave records for the past six years, CLASSIFIE1 ih Students at the University of Michiyati arc now eniov- tATES—Minimum charge, lor IS word, or lest: I rf,, S0t jl Sty the.-same. priviley. • f $1.00: five days, $1.25 plus ISc service charj, f,, g Such II move would seem to show that the stiiti of Each word in nicest of IS, 3c por day. aUchiyan is interested in its youth ami understands the 'jOWiny to them involved in sitrh a. measure. The efforts of ^UTOMOTIVt .the coileyo to obtain this privileye once ayain indicates its KDtx SAU Inlaisnllnn flkw Mwwc* officials arc trying to .(rive thi .student I tody as many ad¬ iniw^wiwy wc "»w# —Trivii- vantages as possible ptetivitivjL Co rn iva I OldBohlicvik^ Prognost iea t ion <»o\. Williams J New students will la- introduced tonight trr the Ki'pliiml l»y • ll\ Dan McCrary- (lalls AJg(kr JrlWt organizations at the Activities Carnival. * Most rampus clubs and honoraria* will take part in the Bums intrrrduetion activities and. will vie for the. Interest Yriyhti>n '-. onlv thiny I romcmlrer about the l!>ln Marklin Stadium cbhrotirsc, which will he lineil with •campaiyn snake rlanrr ereepiny around the play wa- a . housing yniiind'of my school hveryone wa- shnutiny, "We Want ASueCess of the Activities Cariiiv'll1""will ile|rend not onlv Wilkie" at the top of his voice and hauny a wonderful flho" AWS and Men's Council, which are spottsoriny the tilne I joined in at the tail end and was thrown lor h4"s- Menial event, hut also u)ron all the orynnitfnUfins sponsor- ■k hoolhs and the students who attend. ^"his Is' the It'llly' time duriny the school year that stri¬ dent* wTTl have a chance trr meet representatives »f most raI affiliations to myself campus organization* in one hipht. Kor organization* In I!• II mill lilts I'was Mist ted astray with' i this will la- one of thr-lH-st opportunities to interest new students in the" activities'of the pinup Firv Prevention Wee It National Kite I'leveiition Week K)UNCi At MSc, a Kin I'revenrion her take precautionary measure- lives and property of all pent performing this sci'iire ilesi'-ri, „ yn-at deal ol iu> I.' tor the work they are doing I'reventiny.lires is nil intangible thing Constant seat'eh- iny for hazardous areas demands patience, persistence iilid rare • Students could make it a lot eaaiec for the Kile f'rei.eie lion stall by he jug more res|Ma tful of the tuv ci|uipmi ill. One of I he biggest headaches lire tin- *t|ilT c (he laid that parts and sometimes entire pieces n( equip qitcntly destroyed by cafeb J The people w ho eause tie' damnify wiuibl probably be mor>' careful' if they realized that the equipment i* set lip for their hrnetlt 5$top le'avinp.tire prevention to a seba-ted few. •f m kMw I Hi || ■■hbglMFw JMnhfitn* Mh M OrtbtarMW TBBMICBIGAR STATE BBW8 fk|t Tim* ipus Begins Fall Term Whirl Patty's Churches PATRONIZE STATE NEWS ADVERTISERS Set Outdoor Council, Greeks Hold Parties Patter •f PAT TAIOCH aute Ntwi OufMy MMr Activities MSC - Friday, Oct. 17 College Auditorium - 8:30 P.M. Open Houses, Brrr — it's cold outside. Time to drag but the storm- coat. I guess.- Especially Star of Radio Dances Top — TV — Stage — Screen — Symphony Campus with the first home game coming up Saturday. Oh. Assisted hy Michigan State College Music Students Social Swing pardon me. Perhaps it would Reserved Senls: $1.50, Jl.OO. 50c be best If I introduced my¬ Seat Sale Now — Ticket Office. Futon Building I >ir will Invade the Kel- Fall term society Is noiv well self before rattling on here. I'cfr.W Ballroom Saturday in the swins. Topping Michigan I'm, Patty Yaroch (just I j. the Agricultural Council annual semi-formal State's social calender this end is the Week¬ all-college scml-fotnial Notes what is says above, what'd know!) Don't • worry I. Harvest the Ball Saturday ntght at Kellogg Center. Night Editor — Lit Tnnnnr about pronouncing the last \ .talks, pumpkins and fall Delta Sigma Pi For music lovers Jan name. The instructors can't Oarbcr will decorate t|e ball- and the Mills Brothers will so why should I expect you pre- 'i, couples dance to the sent a program In the college to be able to? e cf Herb Fox and his band. be focused on & auditorium Friday night. the weekend also includes a Activities Schedule About this far down in the column you should usually Hccne and the silhouette of busy schedule and open houses of parties, dances C'hiOinega wilt have an idea of why I'm RUSH SMOKER t queen behind the band. of the Ball will be 0-mvned nt inter- begin their social season with a pledge record party Friday night Cider and donuts will be served after pledge eptertamment Decor Keeps PanHel Busy writing (he thing. Obviously in this one I haven't given you a fair chance so far; but Professional Business Fraternity Cordially Invites , she will be chosetvby an ■v Ntir iot« here's why. .■ill follow a footbJII theme : election In the Union The campus 4-H Club will hold When freshmen coed* think of PanHellenic Council, their This is my protest against All Men Enrolled in first thought is. rt .tomorrow from live a square dnnrc and hayride generally-rushing. This is l*anl!el'* main freshman women, made on selected last week. The Father's Day will he observed project, hut it is just »m; of many others. behalf of my upperclasswo- Itiisincs* Administration. Ilolel at the Alpha Phi four coeds will be the before the game Saturday Sorority house One project that is little known around campus is help¬ men friends. Wo feel very '.Tnck Fliwi wll! mienk at the Administration or Economies irt. D< lla ing out in the college hnspi- left out of this big whirl giv¬ Delta Delta will hold their Dad's ■ fv are: Mary Anne en the freshman women the livery day a member of Detroit sophomore. Day parly at the sorority house I hi to a smokor to bo hoM >pa Gamma; Sue i';i!if sophomore. Rose. West Saturday evening Open houses will He'held hi PanHellenic goes to the hos¬ pital and checks with the iter Majors lieginning of fall term. -It wouldn't Im had if only the ■ v Buzzard. Bethesda, Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 7.'a Beta patients to ser If there is any- iVoic Found on freshman and sophomore TQNI8NT on,.IT. (Ismma Phi Tau an'd the -Christian student thins she_ian do to help them, men rushed the freshmen; ii iv.nimlskey, Birm* Foundation Saturday afternoon such as running errands. MSC Campus but when our trusted bud¬ VM-9M P.M. 327 NtNorool fcrr. sophornoic. Kappa Alpha dies of the upperclusses do. tir.i Fisher. Dear* it's just too much. East Yakeley. By the end of the -first week of classes the freshmen Kir»l Fait? Billot Box have copped the "dolls" of the juniors and seniors with ilrii'ev to II t il dates for the Harvest Ball. linliniio \ttrsi>, Homecoming Dance. ,1-Hop | and Senior Bail. This leaves i Social Circuit i\o Ihilv Si t around nldf-t inters standing with mugs in hand ! (hi Oni.ua pinnlnas include Pat Pcrrono, Grossr P«»lnt«? srrv- > place to go. 1 you is it fair? | inr to Ed Timmerman, Grand | Rapid* senior. Sigma Alpha Ep¬ propose we initiate silon: Norma Need. (J rosso Pointi» plan on the MSC campus j senior, to l.t. Tom Stevenson. barring dates, between tlwJ Battle C reek. Sigma Alpha Ep¬ freshmen and upperclass- j silon; and Judy Nelson,"""South The penalty licing a Beijd, lint sophomore to Paul men. ' Jorgensen, Srhrmvt.uly. N V: weekend campusing for the | junior. Alpha Gamma Hho., coed. t)r, we could form a Recent (hi Ororg* marriages "I hate freshmen" club, com¬ are Sue FJdred..Jsh^eming senior r treasurer, Helcne plete .with bill tolls ... No to Boh Lake. Three River* sen¬ ior. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; -Marv Tint'Ulg, O., senior, good, huh? mrtary. Perschhacker. Grand Rapids sen¬ Virginia Oh well, would one of you ior to ♦Chuck Zwemcr.' Marquette J Uning senior, corrcspond- ancient* cure for u jjatne t^iaernoi; Luette Walprr. Adrian Shirlc.v Senters. rushing chairman, bridge? I ii-lunr-tft-jTrf k ledfiilft (if Adrliui: Inlernalioiial Club 1 la.rs,. ng port Huron senior, chairman, Carol _ • j and Sue Weaver. Chicago junior mil Junetion. Colo., To Initiate Hannah u chairman, Barbara At Friday Meeting , , Have A Nut. Sir to Al Amlerv "Represents education i Ann Cahill, l'c- So ph om' that continues, n "A orriour wpfikm*iol. Tho umni-priment slid ever fushiunulilu Roa'dPT,n Digaiit roproHohtH education that rent CASHMERE SWEATER inuojpt It. arounoii and BntlnfLoR keen intercut in tho vitai ihhuoh of tho day —and-in varied fioldH -1" Uniting knowledge.** They're here in the season's newest and most nutgnificent range of colors. Short sleeve slipover* Longsleeve sli|Hivers Cardigans $15 - $25.00 If, FUUWS., Ids Ms igMtal! • real (.roup of "•>1 Smoking PIPES Baltics |n 3.; NOW 89c Umk at 0m? wide range of uubj#* U in tiny uwue—Tho llt'twlrr'H I h.g»*Ht »th-rugfMft for the wt»ll rounded individual M interest* tar wujrr than the t on fines of any "* mums... part u ular lit It I. From Om* wealth of ma term I that u* putj|ih)mmI each month. ^PccUt Combination Offer Ihe odiUin* Heteit tliote outaiautimg urikbi no thoughtfut ' V prtMin wfiubl want to iuini, Kut h article ia cfuxleiijuti to f\l ■ i'BNIFS Cold Cream fHrvMP»t tin- oNncntial* clearly*yvt procrve tlw lull content ami flavor »»f the oriRtnal. ami Thi* lt*4 »tl» r'n I tigf .t otTerp a < ontinuiug liberal ctlut atroii [ Angel Fare T ^ for imllMJiiai »»f men and woineu with alert, ■ A open tnindti* » ll-ls Vslue tU.th QU' ^ ' AMFIJS "I'l^HOM MIKtV DRUG jj I I ACTIVITIES CARNIVAL TONIGHT u.iL.ik»,Bsr Laundry Modernized t tm ewiQHl SH e The ADVENTURE of: Blues Ended & Pots ■ Vtftilskrj Medxt*- The nld-fashloned laundry has wo(flhe<| so thai a record may be disappeared at MSC, and in its kept of the amount pandn* i. Harxer. «re automatically folded at tht n^ffeTMM plarc has rome one of the most through each day. One washer will turn out 10 *** modern Institutionalised laundries Then the work goes to the to 12 loads a clay using 2,280 in the state. marking department where the I-orated In the new Food Stores name of the building sending the gallons ot water for each load. |„g a,,d general Hfht work. fluilding. the "new" laundry Is laundry is punched in the linen, The laundry is equipped with All campus laundry is done In eouipped to handle three tons of The linens are, also dated to see its own water heaters and. soft- (his building, said flarger. He also clothes earh day. how long they last. ness.- After washing, clothes go added that one-day service Is Manday and Tuesday are Mt days with linens camlni In tram Nest Me fear washers take aver. The mast nadrra made I to the four dryers. Then the pressing department takes over, center. given to the Union and Kellogg 1' lU 4»f. *f 7^ Krllati Center, dresses and has t> rempletelr controlled by ma- Included in this section of the The Kellogg Center also ex- coats from the I'nlen Cafeteria. chine. Maeing, aeaalnc. rlnatag laundry are four dress suits and tends o service to guests by giv- and tawrh from bath men's and washing are all daae by the one bus boat unit. There is also jng them the opportunity to use and women's gran. —-hi— a flatwork ironcr through which the college laundry, concluded Afi the laundry, comes in, It is passes 500 sheets per hour. Sheets ffarger. 'Small-fry* HotIs Sliced Bacon? SaUltctl in France Dogs Live PARKS OP)—Pol i co swooped Campus Cut-Ups Soft Life at Mm. T. Mm the PJtT. Me »omea hear I Mary Mhrt prvfrMMml Me m they ea when he (rmdnter. Three alahu a maalh Dad »„h„ « ★ PLUS and offices throughout France yesterday, nabbing about a dozen Use College Beef Vet Clinic WAI.TTMSNEY PRESENTS small fry Reds and seizing docu- A Ttw-Ut Adventure' By MI.L OAI.ARMO The National Defense Ministry By JRRRY FAI-TRR WATER IIROS naid the raids were ordered by a Paris military tribunal looking A few of MSC cuttle really have cause to "beef" when Rusty entered the office of the Small Animal Clinic with reluc. til nc«;. Wives Get Degrees for evidence on which to bring they change their name from tho bull barns, across from * wag as * • Otdy ot the insistance of his "THE IALL0MR8 MAJOR charges against Communists for Shaw Hull, to the meat laboratory for a class in meat trying to demoralize the army, tho cutting. young mistress would he take a seat on the floor beside her as For Helping Mates ANOTHER mm AMP Hfv BRITISH I1MIIIV national, and threaten the In the first meat lab she waited in the reception room. ity of France. By MAROARET GARDNER coarse students learn to The receptionist smiled and in¬ Ifi'ade, select and cut beef. formed the two comrades thai the Are you qualified to receive a PUT degr-V doctor would be able to see them married and your husband is enrolled in thi Veterinary Medicine, don't worry. After a i«, in "pushing hubby through" you'll l>e well human „1TiJ- health i» combined Lotitl Veins firr-story struetur. hM a total Hour ONLY 98° hiuneli Drive arre«. m.klag U thr third hrant I Masons Deny unlyjby .truism and thr Auditorium. Dean Harris especially such*use- TV Play Planned Use «f Temple »s clothing, are turn- three charitable or- the Salvation Army. & important , Mucin* and To Rolseson he health. Veterinary Drama Production ANN ARBOR TV-Paul Robe- Casts Announced I) llll.liU« DCMPlWV Casts for fall term's rumpus theatrical productions have been numrrl by thr Speech Department after play tryniits Were held last week. Offering acting and technical problems is the one act TV play, "Afterwards,"• sched¬ uled for the first part of Di- cemlier. Written by tierald- ine Mcflnughn, "A Her- U. 8. Upholds will be ,.(irrrtrd by Hon llurll. iisawiatr professor ol dra- Ousted Aide In Critieigm WASH INCITOM lr—Thr; i; *d States told Russta yenter ludcs about 60, trch la bora tot - rooms: j special- ! A note delivered In upheld the envoy, whoso .recall Moscow "Slam in v.. f°r highly-! Russia demanded Oct. .1 on .th* treatment and i ground th.it ho made "slanderous pv.< ttv of the hxi been in- j mi f ^Thc United State* charged that Plmtr ami family standing violate*. the traditions and cus¬ tom* in international intercourse Style developed over generations." ami Pinner* raMan.% for furring Kenn. The Russians had taken pla To Cive Talk . enter* Satar period All-Americaii... 1952-'53 Skfwk-WMmu SWP Hhh feint is R*<1 N, WEATHER ATID* for yoor prottfHto (flint: i. lie.mis. im. *f 01m* 4. ChMfclna and Cracking I. Hifh DM CatlooHan I-••gld bwiM . tw-~iug N-ta* f'/«•»» .4 t'.nnrvnient llml.il (hurxv IcrouK Vr THE MICHICAIf STATE MIf 8 STATE NEWS AOVEITISERS One of Squads Hardest Winkers McAuliffe Sparkles in Clutches "McAuliffe in one of the hardest worker* oi thcaquad. if entered Notre Dame in July. He remelned at South Bend until not the hardent." The speaker, football coach •MtaSSi |unn 1 November, 1 V ' McAuliffe when ho Joined ~ was the Navy. stationed at Pearl Harbor, where , . he played service hesitated a moment and then added: "He'a n ball lor two years. In March, 1M8. Don received bad fame for me here at Michigan State. hportans' He entered Annapolis in July snd ws 1M2 captain. Don McAuliffe. When the going is tough, theI Chicago tMm His roommate was Bob Zaatrow, tt backed Navy to a 14-J upaet over Army l <#.i 1MB. Me played i r-1 rteee hod lakra a ll-t lead. Ufa faag halat the tornlag paiat af the rested aa I whs. 27-12. Last season, again in the season openei picked up a „n For some reason the hard running left it has become a team tradition to hang nicknames halfback. Frank Kapral tagged Don with f • - ■ M fumble and went around right end for the game's t nly TD as State the first one. "Hopaloqg." because of McAuliffc's style of running. Stale Werm4Jp Jacket Revetmible edged Oregon State. «-0. Tackle Don Coleman, who graduated along with Kapral last June, Don led the team In scoring and most yards ros ling last Mason, .ddrd "McGoon" to the collection of nicknames. This season. Billy wSpecial He tallied nine touchdowns on runs of I, 1, 1, II, (. I. 4. 1 ami 1 wells, who has moved up to the right halfback spot opposite Me¬ IIIJI II141 yards showing that when that goal line is in sight McAuliffe. lts hard to Mop Auliffe. tagged the good natured captain with "Skull." The «'!" senior is one of the hardest running ha cks _ „ on the MSC "1 started calling him Hogjsw," Don smiled, "awTl guess he wanted to m h,Ck ot me." 181 MOTOR'S. VAESITY MOP an even 7 yards per try this season carrying the h im has averaged ill 1( times and Da, .Ire wee. MMer hestaa. MMlag in the heavyweight .Un far Oearge Makrta' 1PM-I1 NCAA ehampti dlvt- ing up 112 yards. Last season, he averaged «.g yards an aginpf. I the fact that he Is a member of the "Never Having I Club" as one of his top thrills. A letter from Gen- autographed hall by the .Mich* Don graduated from St. Leo High Sehonl i t IMS and igan State team, is also one of his prized | YogMalk Hom( Badger* Saturday 8 l> K K l> Injuries Sideline PMEN1 Tribute to Kozy Harriers Prepare Doaker, Pat Harder • By ALEX LAGG1S- Left halfback Doak Walker anti fullback Pat Harrier I found Me eNpptag from this summer that states simply. "Six For Season Opener may nut start for the Detroit Linns in Sunday's name Navy men. were reported dead today after a small boat from *.he against the San KranriaCo 49'ersl Navy tanker Nemasket capsized off Nome, Alaska. Two others were B> JOHN COB BELLI 8AI.ES — PARTS Both have been hampered liy leu injuries and may ifive reported missing." The formula for success in athletics, as in iu-t ai. Listed among the dead was one Renaldo Eugene Kozikowski. The way to second-stringers .lug other field of endeavor, is work, work, and more article received about two inches notice* in the papers that printed (iirard at halfback anil Pete klrbaff iprdalhl Fat Neewmer- with the opening of Michigan State's third Big IV it and to most readers »t was just another routine accident story. D'Alonr.n at fullback. •II I remember when "Knsy" •« a guard an Higgle Mnrnn'» feel- country season fast approaching, the Spartan harr; Even if Walker and Harder BROOKS ENGINEERING Quarterback Hobby Lay-he will start, they'll probably see only likely take over the kickoff duties hall learn* a few year* age. He weighed IM paeed* and pUrrd afVeenive Uekle and defensive gnard an llie IMf and l*M team*. learning that Karl Schistic- | """ ; man. their coach, is a firm '!*[ 'i* j " unless Parker obtains a free "Kaay" wa* a member of Me New Ken*ingten. Pa., high aeheel it . , - . Gnrne, Ken Barlev J i their National Football league agent or makes a deal with an¬ faelhall learn thai enrolled at Male almost en mamr. While i believer in said formula. jBh(j jcrrv Zerbt *• UNHINIi, MICHIGAN other club.. The Spartans open their 22 29 dead heat n , maySuTwooa And defensively, Summeralt Kozikow.sk i wasn't a star for the Spartans. He was one of the j season Saturday- over the local with Kepford anrcvast satiatac- LaMiWt pa" team in the Big Ten meet, won the Regimental singles title without tton -Kepforil. captain of! axaln" Ht» losing a game—shutting out his opponents 6-0 in every set. • lie also .the was a member of the winning doubles combination. year 'arren Burtt reports i in State s history. The * which closed Aug 11 v* approximately one-third 1 year, the previous ree were sold as opposed t«» • 7.605 final count in 1»5I. i * * •ted as first reported of the Willie Pcp-Armand OI'KN "THI' USD A Y KVESIS'fl TILL 9 DeC AMP'S irs oiiR ,S'MnNf//im/ — f'ilUnit Kirrt fafy nitty pwfciitf **7* 25th BIRTHDA woMen OUR SILVER ANNIVERSARY . K Vmi'll iTT (ho snumthsst fitliiitf. knit nhlit you mil shrugged ml" - Mini limn, how right, "There's poodhvpoleNEWS AND TO CELEBKA'IE lODAY you'll !«•! 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We've',,v,,j ,. for Last Lansing i- a g,«Hl place to l.v, an The "students and faculty 'of Michigan . „u, , mdt'sssi r»y* ™ Wrfjuip WrrjiHf ,c. .cexsht PHHzHHi GOOD Jockey^ SMOL8 CAMt't > «!«•• lull xunafurl! JI WKLL KITTED EAST LANSINO- SHOES ACROSS FROM THE l .NIO.N &PIPU*. U>?M i October !>. 1984 ■ Page Seven— Predicts I Till?. All-Dorm Glutmps Cop ride Open Tilt ' Aboof 15. defending olf-doytti J ■Ouch football ehdtnps. opened de- Stixlvr 11. II, SnrMr If.. B Snyder II r uflflod to a dt-6 «>' ,1 , 'en.fo ot their title Inst hlfiht In victory ovgr Snyder 16 after post¬ vlnnltig fashion it* they* coast*-1 ing a 13 point halftlme lend. tas Aggie's Bag of Tricks V to "a 13-6 shutout victory nf1 'he" VWh^e of Abbot' 12/In. the » Hmyiq 5chcpplc» scored all three. Mic^Wns.fqr jhc winner* op an ' IM Schedule fait MSCs First Home Game feMftre s'titre' oflhe eVeMng. 'v interfrptinn 'and ■ The • rill-college , passes. flack;,. nmnw-ttfte. Dougherty passed Jo Fred Bcvryrk v.nie i ta the fir«t lterlod ot> n 50- tor the losef , KyJACKKOI.K only scold. ' j K»|»es fill *% JPelta fan ■ard pass from John Kingman to , J Abbot !!. Ui Abbnl lK, • jTciiis A 4 M invades the Spartan campus Sntur- Al Itelnny. In the Inst (punier, Rob Cudnry passed to Lcbow to Abbot n posted r. l.'-0 vietorv i\s. 'iVvKrirk''' " m root tail , will probably throw everything but tHo proverbial • nnp over Abbot 10 w ith Mike Wallace " sink lit ('oath Higgle Munn's "comebaek crew " complete the night's scoring. and Dob Stbrrh catching TP j' nut the warnir.tr of haekAeld coach Steve Sebo, who ■ * I AH* American tarkle . . . W*d Shaw 1. 21: \X Shaw 4. • ^ ' PKwqr n'Jhe first find last periods - scouted the Aggie* earlier Tbe-passittg nrm of pill 1 Jamil - ton sparked W. Shaw Abbot ||. 15; Abbot 14. « 1 8; this season. • 1 to rin- it Awe it %e i >ic Scout Sebo'.s ominous words were MSC Olympic 1 c;v\v. 27-P win over W. Shitw 4 Mike Crftne started the scoring \ fiir Abbot 17 with n safety as his ' . Itpftu Ipxlloti rtri.n fill I j Hamilton accounted for three r. well founded, Corthe Texan* touchdowns for the W, Sh^'de- •earn k'hippetl Abbot 14, 15-6. i 4; Team Member ~ • . [ 'J |u. h»ve an impress,vr'variety | fendrnu champs as ho raw-for one Wnllv fUeperynski pasvett to Jim ": j ftl by of ol m| ||> tensive formations to draw ;and 'to Dill Onlqutst and Meni hatfi for 17's first toijchddw.m Still Missing Chuck Spencer for the of hers and to John T.\>'lot fpi .the extra! Unionist passed to Ernie Dour fot r°'ni- t " • 1 lie Power ltick*-4o , . T^il SchiKii k p.,-,.: to- V»n! Abbot IK. 7: Abbot 13 § A *50-yard pis* play f«*ofr» Ernie Hurm^ier for the w mtt> talley l..»Hi Hawn passed to J»u- , j ALL-WOOL SPORT COATS . , T iTIAV fSxv t TH^ ******* «***»* b> fap. Touhy for the .loser's onlv TI>. ' y.Kt.K >TATI0N. ITX. ahlr Ray George. us* both (hp • Stand • R'nrrrn Studlev in the Snvder II. t; Snyder :» Stale, like nny . tmlit.T and the combined .-e'pncf quarter gave .' last peat 's an Ik* Iteaten Mraight t formation* Thl» *M ison-Abbnj. i*unpei-up< a win HIP Ahtxrt ,1.1 • will In- play- mrJ" IrouWr f»r Mate •wt.r IV. Shaw |0. 13; H. Sltaw 3. fi SVIARTI X STYI.KI) t'.iU Hay George! s*Mrr Mr la*t time the. Munii- Hill M« j^lhaek V.I I vestctclay. • m*n "frr lM*»Vn »»ark tn Jft.Mi T*!i> Ivk* It 1l" hrM and taege^l ^ Snydi KXt RLLENT FARItlt: , -..t .xicieri pros-, *:l*1 Maryland with Us fatal tpiartns cave AV Shaw -in M wneKlh functioning snllt T. 13-0 victory \V Shaw 3 Arrhfry. Tiililf It iitiis ■ v vio»r»ry wore oyet •George Hrinr -tl-.rol OUC n; im» " "U*OUl?J j But. ho - truy I.0a'Ull4 the ft*.!;- a* signal .aim v..i It.tr-> m- v.*. tho ran an infrreeptrd Vtlurul I'.nlrii- Itur . IMtlCCI) lUtillT - •;omi tilting all wool sptrt HAS! 19 coat Plain rotor*— l.t. Late Sf>orts . . . Ifltte; Runt and Navv '. MP ,edUa in tl«« ■ Also rhecks and tw.eed* Wire... Corduroy Sport Coats $12.75 Mirny* I #.«»«»»/ >.•/«•( ti.in »>( 1'.nntrn*linit til II «,«./ Slnx IMC IN NAT I l.a%t week agaifftt Kentucky •tgh' Tfgct b-i««d..i • l.m t'lrinneh (Mtsht :ind Ihuhi SI0.7J the Aggies were on the Wild¬ cat** MX-yard line and touch- • tiiiluirdines fIi7j down-bound when the rb*ck • llminihiimfh ( hrik- ran out giving them a 10-7 low. >I2,*S In |»rr\iou« game% the Texan* • lledli.rd C..rd- *I£TV haxe beaten powerful Houston. 21-13. and Oklahoma A »V M- ' 14-1. SiMaks TonigM |K(M hj« missed ; TWO I.KbS INC. 10:30 - II P.O. I'lM yimr.s or rnr +ftTins IN I. VNSIM. lis S. W ASIIIVt.TON (tl'KN l br ready to — — MlfXII.U NITKS - Wilier, been out with letter- WJR IN KAMT I ANSINI. — Ill |;. latVMi IUVKII — OHIN Till IIS. NITKS Mirhigir. St i Mark son, ma nag- Why Pa\ Mure*!! Buy For Less At Sears Sear* lias a ctitiiph'lr srlrrlhiit for ymir rvcp lasir /6v *,.ns in every \ College Man's Book ... our Leather BRIEF BAGS Shirts button doutn ' s'yCt) ay: - - ..V. -i 'A* /• v ,/v * ' in town ■ > c: LX ®: ; •J\ on cantpt- ■ l'jp at yj the office * ail/ they Split (jmhiilr Look Smarter ^U I,ruin l.uwhMn B« lur. to hove theie shirts in your top drawer Kerrvbrooke Oisiials #|5"" — you'll n.cd *m In exell.nt quolity oitord - rind 1J " cloth. Contfortoble button-down collor with 95 3'"... I. N "lilt or Initial* in (iulri I'ot plu. u. pst arduQh roll for o neat, tweed ond flannel suits. cowol air wirh b:M uihkI-I.miI.. .ind hlf».l«| in the new full kerrybrmike ranualn. Cuaae nee Seam wonder¬ FM. Mwt nl WW. MM fully wide velvet ion of »t)le-, new color, and big size range. tor ramp.*, walking pleasure »teal Seam skoe department. TKUHK CO SMAtL*^ Slnre Hours — 9:00 In 5:30 P.U. T'*v«l«rtrt 10* South _ Waskiucton Ave 211 So. Wanhinglua Ave. Satisfaction guaranteed MONDAY I'boue 97S2I — U Noon to 9:00 P.M. Thursday, 0^^ Petition 1)t>a«||i Spartan Coed* Uphold Claim .Set for Friday Petition', deadline f0r r Chest executive and positions has been ^ » Friday. accordinR to general chairman. "Experience is r, as the will to work' An. petitioning will be-nf. some capacity or. OnL, Botls staled. Many aquatic a debris. will start a 10-day visit in Mic'u- specialists will highlight the jlcan on Saturday to get first¬ hand picture of American, farm¬ ing the press, radio and farm publications. Their tour (CUT be under the supervision of tor- of the heap. Searchers figured MSC School of Agriculture. the 7:00 TONITE Several, agricultural production probably 40 were entombed in the coach. and pi iwessing centers In various Scotland Yard at one time last parts of (he state will be visited bv the men. Including Detroit. West Branch. Lansing Pontlac. THETA XI and Grand ttaptds The five men are: Willl'Vollmg. agricultural and home economics information service. Ilesscn: RUSH SMOKER Wolfgang Clause, ministry of food, agriculture and forestry, Kiel. Frits Meske. agent for the Farmers' Association' of Hesse. 214 mules Policeman John Mclnli Frankfort. August Hock, minis¬ try of fonl< \« IllflllCIH'l* C.liida SMOKER By II elisors ol" the Stud — MM 31—1 ML rsbtilay why they igjit. despite a pe 3*0 medical tcrh- ami prr-vetrnnart v\ (louii Slie|Nird*B ... eeling S >r Sands Fashion and Fit! CM*EN. EVERY THURSDAY xtin CAN fortalilt- ami I tat I tin I' a r a il r, I <• it. in die Slit'liariEs... )cl( III ISI 111 N Campus Eamrilt's! WHITE BIO lland-Scvui 'N. Clinic* LOAFER a" Dinner Ccnl UtlcU with The "double" thoe a/orr Idle-Hour Lounge-Arounds . . . irhrrc Hour roommate ithop* ' tr-'K trim. medium or . null, Urge, S.9.1. nepani HtpES s It-HS E. Grand River, East Lansing K« S. Washington Ave., Laming