•*' - . '*>(1: J. Warm W Fmlich Facet M8CLy DAILY• STUDENT♦PUBLICATION I Shivers and shakes can retreat I'or a while berauac wanner VOL. 44, NO. 78 EAST 'LANSING, MICHIGAN - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1952 ! weather is predicted for todajr. , ! The mercury will reach a hiah of 44 degrees and a wind of IS to 20 miles an hour is expected. Ac¬ cording to the weatherman, tho I skv will be partly cloudy, but no t rain or snow will fall. Pumps Fail, Students Go Th ief hue* Face, Maryland Closes Cap Waterless Also Mwrusins In AP Football Poll In Holdup Try Despite their IH-7 trouncing of Syracuse Saturday, the I iikashixl iWs Michigan State Spailans lost ground in the Associated Press *_ CHICAGO t'A'f—A would-be Confront Faculty robber aimed a pistol at the head weekly football poll. State pieked mi 19 first tilace votes f which WM t from l.'IH spitrls writers and hroadeasters for a total of 1,191 of Harry Cuss. 6.1, Monday in a OrcanivathMt *b«U food store he operates. J »„k. on llw«wS ThurwUt Bv BILL (.ALARM! points, but Maryland, ranked Telling police of the Incident la¬ f. »UI firry a nrhMluk *f lk» picture, lo ho ukrn oarh da., f 'wds came to early classes ter, Guss said he believes the gun* first in many pre-season |>oll.s, iwith dirty faces; men arrived Guss darted into the back Merchant narrowed the Spartans' mar¬ gin "tn.no points while picking nil (ionvo Meets untidy and unshaven; and red •faces were the order of the The intruder dashed out of up a total of 36 first place votes, . \onnali Address to d..v tin ..(In ials at the Plant MSC Water When Gurs looked in the front i the store again, there were Complains 1 I live more than they received last i week. Oklahoma, rated sixth last shoes—aright where nan had jumped out To Council 11iienlion Leaders City Cive« College By JOYCE WILSON Scholarships IS (reels for llornts !Hannah will address more than linn leaders at al annual conference of the Adult Education A'»"- Available for Hv Joyce hi ss n arrow afternoon in the Kellogg t enter. Hi- A complaint was brought i.e "A New Approach to World l'eaee." It i- in Oxford Study W «"it \ i.ui with the themef* »v the •«t 'ot.iJ of 803 points —" Students, interested in applying. i ; . ii-day conference 1 — ' auiuTvV In sixth place it was Dukr fur the Rhodes Scholarships which "•V^u'r,lay- of Change. Coll<'"r Heads offer at least two years of study "at Oxford University should con- while Southern California re- m.lined in seventh place. Kan¬ tart John R Stewart, director of sas eighth last week, dropped To Plan AFRO ; s o h o 1 a P 8 h i p s, Administration Jo 1.1th at the follow ins their defeat hands of i Building, before Out. 24. Oklahoma. Ifnvine into the vacant spot .Modifications ar He. tM.iM fo the Rhode* Hrhnl - ship* will he heM In alt w ere |he Itruins of I TLA. loth sUte* In December Student* elected will enter Oxford in oh., ma. Candidate qualifications are lumped from before the I'emi Sl.«te->ls< game Saturday. Lhoscii l.v IViin Stale Team A candidate who Dee Means Named • Homecoming Queen H» JLA.V CLMIMAN Dee Means. Srlieiiectad'., N.\ .. senior will reign as tpieeil IN Authority lor the llomecolllillg fe-iliMlles this weekeml. I llrnwii haired. hlue-rjed. I will lie prt-sciilcil a. botuptri To Talk H< •re ' of roses by ( apt. Don \b Aubffc before the I'eiin State 1-n.t ball game Saturday. She and Wednesday 1 ftllTnlm'er.d'lm '^'.Vte'i Foill' Stlldeilt* Council Seeks • To Attr.nl Hi.- K . . Mail Kieihli. K . i. ir-.i-; To Coonliiuile : Press |. N11 X File stork siuw p-5 - ■I't,.:;: ' > ixisSionc • I NEWS IN BRIEF /< /■, ./ Sup/ants Colonization l*lan it* R.»*a. ( abf ; J, . . e . rn,.. . . Help NX allied !Shvl Potillr> Pathology Puzzles Pnldie Snpersonie Ulnae Makes Flight KUWAHl'S All' HOO K I1ASL. ' ,jv-The Unoi Unfortunate Fix-it Slutp Fowl'sFlourishes ( \ issemlJy ( alls (Iff Debate 'Mitre I ,-,.,,,,, lightning I loll Mil.; "'b lo< Table lump l ights llrilisli Si'iul Troops to Africa THJ? MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Mines Shut 'Beisbol' Is Red? The Russians are now claiming that they, ami „ot , As Walkout Doiihleday, invented the game of baseball. a Snv,,, magazine told It* readers that "beir.lml" is n„t Ainer^ Continues just a distortion of the Russian village sport cap which wus played centuries liefore there was >11 the map. 'Kn Contract. \» American baseball, said the youth magazine. j„■ , Wnrli' <1 limit Men battle, a bloody fight with mayhem and murder " |, Pittsburgh m—stung also that the players are slaves who are Ik,tight ' like sheep. Then, when the players are worn out uni. by a government order re¬ ducing a pay increase. "Oii.OOO crippled as a result of injuries suffered oirthe of the country's soft field, they are thrown out on the streets coal miners* refused tu work Mci arawn Studebakc w o » e CO.MPLrTr. ilu . rrr»"-.-J y at the pro|>er functions. Keudcr Raps ; trarvportmcj .♦> troop-, and vuppiici Cub* " 9o—swing as a'til Furrulur"R • •prin# Alattre-. -« fefe. fe. , - J Dinette Se'< - i..i, . . Only 17.211(1 Minutes Lofijgress for A vice-presidential candidate's best friend i The tvvo main qunlitie* taken into consideration in hi* sele» I'UHHibilitv utrikr U hern uf an hv #*teinled President •er, ..fW-On r 6»t btudeboker aotomobiies would AW j .r 99. We fiive S' A U hj lr lft99 bod.e; *.r .fell Sweater (gift bANSt.Nf.. >0' crjme. .s v » lion are a willingness to dwell in the presidential cumin (trorcr » TUler of I MU Dis¬ It's only 15 *J«ya nw«v date's shallow and an absence of any deep-rooted tonve trict IK in ttrrfcln. W V*. fe^ma j'or.mr we-« bu.'t ! »»•*■« p' 71 Any 5ixth grader knows that rhriHtmas is 66 flays awny. Tiller declared tions trat wTftilil tend to rock the campaign, his duty is to It can't refer to Thitnksgiviug Jor Turkev Ilav won't he f|1o THE F.DITOli conduct, a sort of political freak shpvv that tours small "A century of the HOUSINSJ here for five anil a half week* profrevv on KOOM TO KFN ; f. Election flay is 15 cycles of the sun away, hut the (lead¬ towns lacking any other media of entertainment The present candidates are pretty good examples of the roadways of the world." line for making for absentee voters' ballot is hut 12 clay* from today, less than two week A Michigan law rocfiiirwa, that application* for "bijllnW ople develop ih.i normal run of wouldd**-vice-presidents Sen. Johii Sparkman is now inating the bushes, posing LOST & rOuj must he filled out hv Nov. 1. as the champion of .stronger labor, a compulsory EKIV and AL HANSEN, INC. toutr", iMMkri r, . 3 various other measures calculated to- bring a resounding. moni ■ fi.il im- I,. ' Election ilay. Nov. 4. i* the last day that ballots can 711 r l»e received by electuvn Ixiurds. The state law require* that "Yea!" I'totn as many voters as po.s.Hihie'oii the first Tuc*; hv the ballot must be received"by the time the poll.* dose on. an election day. ' *"• •If* duv in November. iJon't lt«»tr tiovv, but this is the same sJeii! John SfMirkman that votisl for.the Tuft-Hartley Act •. S5:™ .• • j Only about U60 hours remain until the deadline for ac¬ in ltd? and has consistently fought i'KIT in the Senate No one is likel) to .sufler from ^I».| ^COVTlAt . cepting nb*cnt»a» ballots and .the last time for making Spark man's opposite, Sen Richard JN'i.xoq, viola tint the lock *4 ioaI t*H m% lr«* . ..urtiu.m application for an absentee battot is jdmut 288 hours from first rule of ail ideal vice-presidentim candidate when he. months The walk oat's start INififTtAC' U>44 tf.MMt tne* now. ' •**#! allowed himself to irec-ome h controversial figure. Of course, found About K5 mUlioo tons of aiifj^hoil) The 288 hours times 60 will give the number of minutes he 'Vindicated hjmsrtlf—to a certain cle^rce—when he oul piled above cruuntl—a hear EMPLOYMENT staged a hidi hour. unsponsored radio and television m»*l<» left lie fore the application deadline. Take five of the I7.2KO minutes and write for that "ballot dm ma in wiikh Ive proved that he m. without doubt, the 1.son. 1 ill j: I:' WANTKD^l |T :'/SwZ':u' • j poorest fiwmeml risk in the l iiibo States Senate. If one to U j». \T hi* financial refsirt, Hick Nlaoh i* living hev FOUND 1.' ^jl ■Letters to the lulitor end his means every time he inhales • wryoim for week- to |.0*T l»..I t ■ thev-l! «t.sv nut "3 S MW New*p»pcr* have vfe. vSt;. - . presentation of opini this fwnetinh the State New* V Slap at President Ike • u.M eLTf NT .uf jvuur chUd eve «lnv LO*T »Pe * - 1 ^ On the editorial | present 'the collective opinion The Columbia Iiaity Hun!. -luOt'd phvllls fiudi>n*k». ^oeina^rtndef ■ of,State News staff members in editorials and the Individ dot la Tukev Kclin ns MONTI 11 V POSRIBI K. wo will LOST) itU( H S a- • " » 9*1 ual opinion* of the editor* in signed columns. op|K»sitn»n to t eniu r. the Many jM-ople have cnticr/ed the State New* lieegune it . uidcUt on leave After 'I'ooi'io^ n.uldntg* CaII a-Mtd. doe* not represent accurately the general student opinion. Eisenhower's "great crusade" has now become a "grew At no time hale we pretended that our editorial* were representative of AlSf" student opinion in general. ciichantmeni," the newspaper said in a front fwige editoru signed l»y eight meniU'ts of the editorial board. Kuro|H'an (lilies Tor this reason \s, welcome letters to the editor. Through LOST fu.-o . . Referinig to Ike's running mate Nixon, The Sfiectat« f this column we h«.|«e that students, faculty member* and uther State News readers will* present their opinions combs 3 t .r i- 'jtjJ Letters should U- addiessed to letters to the Editor He- VICE partmept. and lie tv |w writ ten or legibly They can lie suit h> 'regular mail, through the campus or \lehvere.) t«- tip- ..ft.oe in iteontl Letter* should "** 1: " 3V 15'* TP fk .™5. TOM RYAN f the hap'piest tackle or , the Michu'.an .State Injured Baek i tiiicks. Ills rushing her j stopping the Aggies* highly i toiiteil passing offense and. hold * n> JACK koi.j: Pool hull Pouch Hi PR If . Munn hus 11 piaursizi'd tank . on his hiimls those days— that of ki'ctdnff his No. 1 r»t- 1 '(I arci sound itnm r.illtfiK . into ! the net ovrrconllrlrnee. After two ft might contests that difficult to live, *' rr|:ernb!ed massacre;. Munn i.< finding It Hit t t\»,mhj«ly (tilTicult to Wrk srrted. "I'm sort of glad the roaches shifted him to defense too." the senior linebacker add- j improve ed. _ i hel| a a Kush writli» oifl) 1KU pounds. lineman- Most defensive line, men. uriah around the Mm «»r plus' mark i.n uith I lurk HnlU v f . lies jlwavv after the hall carrier, even if the runner ha* attempted an end run or off SEARLE'S tackle plav and Ku*h gets nuns VIM I NliMi l.uron Thrulrr of his t ickles by catching up to lollooiiiR the Oregon State Table Tennis amr. Munn annouiiced that he las - shifting Kush bat k to his OPEN SMOKER Meet lleiiins ist Shaw 3 Wins, 13-12, Toaight-7:30-9:80 n Third Period Touchdown LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 128 Haslst St. TOII.U A WKIt .' HUHIPT DIIH M HAYES HEFLIN WALKER JAGGER Qfr Iruturr Stump '>■ 9:li m Cartoon • Nattily • Ne», \ ervoorfs— Spatliin Spin It Htmli/uni trri I imlhiill Ci.nJr.if -If 1intirr f Rnirj' Henderson 1 in si . Urr CC^li iiungrr-ups Itoh lta>s. Ill l.rjrd River Jar Vaa*o»H*il " " ^ rwwfifwu 1 litene fr hrtfht. U» Uilitaa • 10 lOrand River SALE! I'lymnulli lhml-1'ur fmiti COATS Take Y##i ,n $12.95 llaadMMie coat> IM taMt •• toppers and raiiumi* .... bat a a«a* Mil M their rriaUr prtn. Imi uurt ksoriled^ir M>» l«t * Mb portunitv to «a vr iba. IM- earned dollars. Ro«. 21.95 and 2I.9S *1295 THE MICHIGAN STAT* M»Wf Not Yet A Chart, Town' /Fire Halts resh Red Attacks Quonset Village Houses happen Varied Si pee the !951_Statc Building (ire in Lapsing, the State Insur¬ ance. Agriculture and Banking Departments and the Michigan Historical Society have been using part of *he village as temporary The village, quarters. Now it is rumored that a beehive of ; these offices will be moved in-- November, according to Fred A. II otrerine postwar enroll Stone, village manager. Over 7(1 be completely Three Michigan State College professors have recently publish¬ per cent of the village will be Picture ed articles in professional Jour¬ empty—but, not. for long. yet, AU the nals and learned publications. Sellethi Ic painted last s The village oxer on llarriMiu They are Dr. Itichard W. Lind- maintained b Road o ill continue to he mm* for T«r*a>. Oct. 21 hol'm. professor of .economics; Jackson E. Towne. MSC librarian: .The tjuonset; and Dr. Adrian Jaffc, jissistant wing of 1046. <5 4S X'lrrv- House professor of English. 7 on Elswojih House . •Dr. l.indhohn's article. "A Na¬ | "ft would also be very easy >» 7 SS Bower House tional Debt Program," appeared cnnvcret the qtmnscts info mar-; 7 30 Hedrick House in the September Issue of /'Cur¬ ried housing units, if necessary."! 7 45 Holland Hotiso rent History." Towne published a historical sketch on Chnrles Chicago News Stone, .added. This would help in the move Z*X* WAts House S 30 Women's Co-op Council Kendall Adams, seventh president already underway to reduce Trail¬ of the University of /Wisconsin Writer Talks er Village. 8 35 Kathryn Black 8 3*» Concord House and his work in developing the Each of the huts measures 20x150 Officers, said at least £«•$ Chin¬ combined 8 45 Ewing House Wisconsin ese were killed or wounded in 24 Library and the University Li¬ Historical Here Today feet, and has heat, water, and floreseent lighting. There is a. 9 0d Robinson 9 !5 Bctchdale House hours of fighting around Triangle brary. It appeared in the sum- Albert Ravenholt, an associate 9 3# Sanford House Hill ending at - dusk yesterday. njer issue of. "Wisconsin Magazine , Communist casualties on Sniper of History." !)r JafTe's artjcle, the Institute of Current World Ridge were not estimated. Tan? anfi a foreign correspond - a study of Heilirieh Heine, tOth . The United Nations ton es century Herman port, is schedul- t-for the Chicago Daily News. !«• speak to the 'State College Stormed the two heights nnrUnd Kumhwa last week in the first ub. todiv on "Character and IlayIon Says Allied limited offensive this year. mseqtiences of ¥-<&■—Military Allied -fighter-bombers and. ■ogram's in the Fat East '; Wanning Jabs RraJ'essars Wide Often affair Return I rani Eastern Foreign Study according sistant to Myles Boy lan. as¬ professor m the Depart¬ "The Duel al of tin- Depart- ment of Landscape Architecture oii al MSC have aff after extend* Silver Cretk" A low Chinese still were in le U.N. positions, sniping ( Soviet' ives and bunkers. A weird druggie nderneath alf-nule Triangle even Hill long tunnel whiel art of an old Japanese gold it fl » Sailing Club Places "Cold Fmr Al M U» A Seventh Division patrol Second in Regatta ('.allege Gains SATI'ltim MIIIMG SHOW 'Srr the lh.I nl Ih, C Fire, Loses "Tim gradual to Tiro of Faculty approved. MSC Offers ... Slii'jnml 's.. Kumhwa actio Ninth Division • Mountain Paving Jolts WARM AS TOAST! with stubborn Chinese To T<'lcca»tcr» That height. "northeast «» Won. changed hands repea Fursoft Nylon Lining! bloody mt-ww fighting. The U.S. Eighth Arrpv i fighting was light ekewhcj til- l on e I inlets Neoorene Crew Soles! the 155-mile tnml. To liv/daiii Scln/i To Male Students Rig Ten irl \ not Able factor in the reeat was Unit 9|M'V*Mpper* were Exhibit Slated -RtCfftmoi ALASKM IjfW.W'llkt! PililoMipllA Clllll A To Meet Tonight Student*. Burieigf 3~-a—= Resigns NOW WInmiI. Nr..I, l'|i..l..^r.i|.li.T- rs5fis2w II h i If to Present Actually College Singers Filmed Under The B'g Top' A DANCE B %»• H.• M0W MICROTQMIC TECHNICOLOR «thu Ahftulvtuly Uuifurm C««> Triple-cuff Anklet- DRAWIN* PINCIl awm AMU ORCHESTRA B-oUk MIR YOUR NEXT PARTY East Lansing Serve Lauudry 9772 4-B05S