lit Is ramp.M*ninc tor ;e"s 'No Deal' Title \\ KATIIKH: Halted by Truman MtOll loll (.Oltl.lNS, I | le v I .I. (iAMKS William*. Moody ('raised M SC DAI LY - STUDENT' PUBLICATION As Able. Promising Leaders nVE f'KNTS Ht STAN KI'M/MAN Marry Truman lashed "til ' a I ho i'ilo.il" litlo jotRThv (ion. Ihvijfht l>. Eisenhower yestcnlaj it: a io->t"p speech in Lansinp. |!V,• Truman, (peaking Iwfotv an estimated crowd of 15.0(H). declared that the Ke- I publican presidential iinmi- lair Grad nee has made a series, .f Protects "cplri-bltiiHltil deals which can ress Seat Dispute si fir til - Fraternity |S|Mi-er"« lilinrs | (,nen in Truman Purdue Threatens State's Win Streak Note .Waits Top Offensive Teams Derision !'resident Tru- it in latnsinir for ^ To Duel Before 50,000 than 2n — minutcs_juj- there tvere count- n< tom htaiy t ' ••■a'.ik which h .id to mi> me i>nc of its Idjrircst tests this season it- any people before ft Purdue's striate fisitlmll team to SI.IMMI a. e\|ti't ted to view | battle l*'l ivwn .the tilidefea Spin tans and Miller (^uits taiee ileteated a eleven, which is currently Over Gift (in; Ten !"< tiio leadership Issue Story •|li.i«. Ini«rrnrue\' In Nes.lrltrr Hit Trick i»r Iriiil f II inter If collier Miisipirrnilrs as Tickets Left Spring for Tinlny For 'Don Juan' Campus Chest to (lew Lykerda the thirtl alternate. Congress for Funds lulUMek Hi>ne tiemmn. lead- Itolls Say w Spring Drive Need* Aid; in* rround gainer at the wpot. on the roster leg injury I* rauidr Spnrlncnde Fxpenseit Excluded trouble. Panir li> MART LOP HLHNMKIR wUrt with Ivan SlMiar and • • iiitrodurtion by 'cave ,"'1 '11 Benson ready to him. M Ht the rresident Ut Jake Morgan, the defensive Campus ("h'st w.itl j.«k Studrnt emigre*,* for llfto to-fi- h'ard from the fni- j " *'■ Vklr suffered a. leg injury '' MMhii thr mwl requited mx ytitehl* iir~ scrim- at liame^ tin -printf Campus Chest drive, according to 1'aul - •-Uull t#4m in the « then uenl Mate the best mf on to ;*1 W } >»,g ' <• i M . J ' Units, chairman .,f the Ch<.-t tsiardof directors. The C'hi .t a* an apefict "I the .Student tinternment is en- NEWS IN BRIEF titled - • f"otball lortunrs , to complete 1 expenses lii ils Si't Burl, tllirs ' France.rie Ha -MUthtery of Prof j - | 1,4)111*^4 llttoolioeing paid l»y the g' ■f 'He rordiuK to the rt»»rKani/Jitioii MSC Speech'| bill parsed by thi; Student — -■*or? . »" T''*o Truman hand with The Pro t - ';«\frukly referred to .i t j Blacksmith Shop Still Exists <*r«kp» last spring. Ikitti said. The bill states All approve*! expenses (of the Chest! under the British Tarn Ihi ten I'lno • Dsm instead of I I budget shall be met by thr Stu- i dent CJovernment " The mdin- , UJ^W) NATIONS. N Y A ish Delegate if the^studci t ( teidav lulled down Andrri Y Y.ut.p(in farm*, and smithing their huMnes rni.h fnr Spurt.cH'lr .nd tiglievt blackxmithing was no longer re¬ Students practice s Men on C.mpu. vontrat. two »hor Style quired. lw»rs<»' feet that .in- fund-roiainR project, of ,pic For example, city In 1945, Wayne t , ... .- w .w . -«phct, «sK«| the When hirstalwciftK is nn n< a>ur.«L Dcnsmorc,- College -Mum tlog-b | Cheat. Bolt. ...id I nil /• h-l'l Kl'l'lts I.Ollllllllinl ' h'/t >es wear rubber shoes in the mcrotary of the Horse Associa¬ parties f feel th.t Student Conilreaa i ' V> pose for a scc- tioncd U»Uu'.:y the first quest] , summef. since "pavemenU wear tion of America, asked Mich- Only twelve forges i should fulllil da obliKutions to i WASHINGTON 'A'—T both hands in novices ask is* "Docs it hurt i down hooves, and extra protec¬ State to sponwir the .course able in the shop, and the num¬ ita agenelea before ependlnR it* : lishcil -"-.'Civ declined, and horse?' report thut Gen.' " '" t'U one." MacAUcn *•»> * t|u' •' 1 tion i:> needed. lit Uic winter ber of-student* enrolled* in Uic i funds uu iwm-fiover omental | meUi ihoe«t die worn to ptc- i •sou*. r<(t t bUdunuUi koo v - tuurac jiiu-t. be lumud.. . .. Sec L1UST, rw I FYkhy. Octohfi- J] , THE MICHIGAN STATE Nltl XetV Try It Letters to the Editor Together, Adlai | Michigan State News Reader f|SO THE EDITOft: Raps Government stiend term $260 and every h the paper Ihis term tromjxow Newsletter of the price paid to the printer and certainly we don't have to 1, tt nsprnrs to me that the It Is very nice to impress have a newspaper printed on 1 ,^»dnori-iT*onice Extm-ion* ria-j-iessl . "Studon'" Government has pull¬ ed another bonhrr I nm refer- • on. people with "a nice printed Ntn-h extensive. "Plain old newsprint or mimco- glo»jr papef. r.ewspajier if one has the money SftHl rim: to the hlnhly controversial In gay lor' the newspaper. With eraph paper is a lot cheaper. newsletter which they feel they It wo must have u newsletter, must publish. many complaints arising on how tho student tax Is to be spent, t lc*'s have one that is a\*ail»blc Ir the first place, these letters to cver>*ono and costs us little Editorially . - are not necesslhle to every stu¬ dent. They were only placed in p et that $30 is a lot of money to tie spent on this propaganda. The «?_£o$*ible. The !5tudent Gov¬ wWm mi men's dorms have been putting ernment has. not proved to the the dorms and voting areas. Ii students that il is capable of 111 PAOIS 04 0.1,1 lor a long time for. Whinllestopping Harry out 3 paper they ore to tie placed in the handling itself, either political¬ AWtm - dorms, why not place them in , lot less money per issue ORCHIDIA] The Student Government has ly-' or financially", instead of I+" the ofi-eiimpus houses, or aren't Oriirto >|iont $200 of our money on spending oil of our tax money, . TimMent Truman. speaking in Lnttsihir yesterday,-- We supposed to know what is let the government prove to us. • 0MRA • SYM4H0l» going on*.' mimeographing equipment "for mitdr whst by previous standards could'be considered ns tin- students." Why- can't then the students, that it is Capable •MUR 'JAM In the second place, the cost it- mild speech in favor of Gov. Vlevcnann. The President of this hit of paper is "about newsletter he published on thr- failed to follow the "(tlve 'em hell" theme which ho has a.m." This menus that the Stu¬ same' mimeographing equip¬ maintained during the earlier part of this rnmpaltfn. dent Government Is going to ment it would have save most J IMiaiT<4T4Mr j ALL TTTRR HOMR M.S.I* Ignoring yesterday's speech and looking nt the overall I MAINTENANCE EOUPMRNT Ad4sw Rtgt. picture, however, we llnd that this presidential rare has j 2 AND 4 WHEEL TRAILERS developed into one of the most Interesting campitfKns ever waited. (In the 'one' hand, we have Hurry Ti nman, sup-, Miller Explains His Side !l CEMENT MIXER* j 2213 E Mlrhiran Eh. 4-4117 porting Stevenson more vipornuMy than any other out¬ going President has supported a candidate in history. His Of Congress Gift to Hint campaign speeches hlive been loadi'd and designed t" ap¬ peal to thi' voters' emotions rather than to their better judgment. On the other hand, Stevenson has heen earryiott on his Churches campaiirn on a relatively high inlellitrtual plane Stories from observers at Ste\elisor's hrmli|iiii iters claim that there is an atmosphere aliout the hemlqunrters reminis¬ BAST t.ANSINr; cent of a small college town—an-air that is definitely UNITY CENTER 1 st-»vt'tl .1* Npeuker <•! 11.• * •••win 423 W. GRAND PlVrn •intellectual. . (Two fctorl* north of norkry Nail) Student Coitf-rrs. fut tUnr ropt When Adlai began campaigning; many Democratic sup-' term, l ist Vent while Gaylorrt O; mitRKKT c. woi.r. Paitw aoxir o. Mil I i r p,«„ porters felt that lie was going to appeal only to a minority Shoot, was president. At DONAf.lt C. /IFMKF. Vlfar group, the.Intellectuals, and consequently could not hope annual spring banquet it' is based from don; CtilMrom' to win In the coming elections. forr.ary to present tho out-g ofTlret* "with ft small tokei Tho Soniro ! Since that time. Truman has covered a good portion of .the Connie appreciation. the nation with his "homey" whistlostop speeches and has rvfsiiu sou,-,, ttl undoubtedly managed to' swing- many of the undecided 1 V»q|»f r« 1 *3* ft in Cms I tmillle. Orfliiit votes over to Stevenson. May Via Slck.i, i.ias • This poses the question-of whether or not the Demo¬ crats might once again have found the winning combina¬ tion. With Harry appealing to the average man and Hold on to your seats The election special is about to CAMPUS ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOI.IC CHURCH 413 A Mailt Road Santas Mas.es—7:34. 4:43. It. IlilS. 12:31 Adlni appealing to the intellectuals, there's a possibr pull into the roundhouse where it will sit and rust for Afasafs—Dally—7:44-4:44 that the Democrats can once again poll the r—- next Tuesday. another four year ■ In aunt hi ks Ike and Stevenson buttons will tlys in Alaska. After Tuesday we CLASSIFIED ranfesalons: Hnly Days of Oblitatinn—4-7-t-S-t" Satartay 444 to 3:34 mat 7:24 Is I.M p„ At any nitc, won't ttn\«■ tie as scarce as 'I sc answer will he able to turn the radio or television and hear the cxisstfd program, 1 u congressional candidate. . I til miss It all, I bet the candidates won't. The New Halloween Iteing a candidal a horrible strain, o public office lake Ki-rnhower for1 instance. I rr- Manila T 7-4 Qnoalian and Answer Haar—St Ttumu student t hapel . fur Men Oats Rev. ituteak Haley. C.S.C. Retreat Master . rOemlier seeing 11 scries u| tihntographs earlier this fall Ir. 4. V. Mat-barton. rmator Today is Halloween. It tiseil to lie the tiny when kid-, showing the general eating some eggs Ir. Paul DeRase. A sat. — Pr. Rafeert E. Earan.iith tat all sizes Mild stlnpes. got nut nnd paraded through the I would-imagine Ike gained the votes of some poultry- Fhane 4-3411 town iti costumes begging at ii.mrs for randy nnd apples farmers who were relieved to sic that he eats eggs-for and indulging in n little silliness, mostly iion-ntnlicinus breakfast. CHRIST I.UTHERAN CHRIST CIIAPEf It seems that kids are not imttlentud with ratldjr nmL^ Hut hiuv about the hog raisers? I wonder if the gen CHURCH Unllter t rrittl tipples Hti.V more Tho latest, scramble seems to Is' for . oral's campaign managers stopped to think.that maybe _ (MlssaaU Syatol junior atomic guns nnd "solnc cereals" to wow the neigh iinrhood gang. they might ho offended to see he doesn't cat bacon for IS! s e.aiylraala near P. Mlrh. breakfast arv r\No i.. woiht raster In the uppef'hgc'hrnckcts. k'i.ls in. nor content with an And how about the thousands 'of voters employed in occasional ride in the.moonlight—thev want convertibles the breakfast food industry ' Dii you think they enjoyed t SundAf tlfvim at I 30 a It-M and tlo> feeling of importum.- Ihiii accompanies an ex¬ seeing the general gorging himself on eggs? Not on your pensive automobile Halloween and the noTrinu nt that went with it lisxe liven flushed out .,! the limelight I" national political ndw*. No oilearrni- t" 1 at. any nunc if that black rut walks in front -of him or even follows torn home. Halloween used to mr.iu a iot l« people--growmips anil children alike • it ga\> tin m a 1 hunt j-jo relax and,chuckle PEOPLES CHURCH CAMPl'S VESPERS over witches and gi.tfto - I'crhnps people arc too busy to relax them, days—even fir. Deafen**I.llUft.if mus on Halloween. l.oaHor, hprahtitf <>t 01 r t «r I Ctaok arkaol _ |,„ « l| » Jaaler rkarrk - la ta a 11:34 4an4ay r, relet Clukt — 1:34 FIRST CHI'KCH ST. ANDREWS Of CHRIST,- SCIENTIST ORTHODOX STATE THEATER 'Mtiremc fceryka — 11 e.at. East Raaday 12:31 t»' Ua ('banal Peaples (tad I 244 W. Grand Rlvrr A"4»| Eaat Uiwtu Otrntta. Stlratr ortaelt.tlee l.Vcua, ■ e.rrl .1 eeePe". rk.oa INTERCITY B1ULE CHl'RCH nomination*! — 1*27 E. MIcJucab V*nUlllOv"..ie7 J'wflfeair W*tl*yu MtHmlitl Praytr .Mortlnc Uaalai. Mirkifto vol at: rtori'ta'ato MV. ■ 'scxoAv'tcaooL - i EAST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH Moraine service 11 am. — Saaday Srheol » 43 •» -Mm. H. Pardpp. Gno«t SprAkrr - M1E. Craei Rlrv FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wklah Reams. n.I).. LL.D. M TO WNH w h>W 31 (Vtol*r 31. tut Michigan at at* mc«i Pajfo Throe it *at k) [arriers VisitNotre Dame •<*1 RX , late Hurl Injuries Three I Kit mn | of eiiif J Kepford FealHPtM >«CMtSTUi |Trat t iling Squad N>'DMrM ... JOHN 1'Mltti.tl • f MHiimn State err «« ry will leave to- R5fi jj^morninir for South Rof«H4H [n't., to meet the Notre • »l »3| , in the Spnrtiini M.X.r, ... hemfe the Bia Ten ipier/hip cirdcd forThlcaRO. Schlademim' will minus three of hts . -.Ten three unlucky nth* - 7erhe. Ken Bar» : .i" i. ItoUithtnlv h.i« .iiiTereil •Welt P""> him In runnlns. , ha. heed pl«ued by hip ANSINr; CENTER IND RtVtt HIM Rum CUAI'El, iillette (rr'ff (DREWS 10P0* Tiir iwta ix cnttot 1 Rlvrr A lhd.ml RfH Ml MS •» I TO URGN NDAY ■f-K" iv Friday. Oclolcr i rkfeFour ■ THE MICHIGAN STATE NEtfS Invitational Meet I Spartacade Spartacade Heads Plan HAMRL'ROEM Leaders MSC Sailing Club Schools partMpuMnn. o 1 h e r Regatta 6ft student's malteds.- din 1 SlirlentF frum five eollcscs will iroib other school will compete. Invitational than MSC. ore Nnrthye'lern. Announced ntlrnd the MSC Regatta, sponsored lty Michigan Ohio Stale. Notre Dame, Unlvcr- OH«» State and University of state'.. Saillnc Club, this week¬ Green. o( Michigan and Bowling Mich's an will he Mate* larg¬ est threat*, according to Itill RENT i Urllnilr little end at Lake Lansing. - •liars will compete for llie club, t niverdtv of Michigan o typo\ Exiierlnl Snini took fir*t place In a regatta held ' Hannah, Munn phv. l.ast year M«C won the regatta and kept the trophy. two" weeks ago. The MSC rluh second in the same regal- end ItHf »: for Chairmaitahip appointments planning the third annual To Speak Skippers for Michigan State vilt be Carol Stewart. Grosse took • furnished for stu- whh you," pointc settlor, David Kelley, ft|Mrtaradc have tieen an¬ Grand Rapids senior. Jack PfafT, nounced by Bob Tingry. gen- At Purdue South Rend. Ind. senior. Ees ett lit- added All interested stuy* hit invited to attend. Those Detroit senior and Barbara , yraI chairman. shiiv: rides should meet at the ! Ellen Brchncr, IVIroil Vnn«'. r*res. John Hannah ar Grosse Pn'inte senior. • jm, vuInr table in the Union Grill Biggie Munn will speak r will include the remainder has been appointed executive see* ft • aim; Saturday. bcr- of the Lifayclte of Sailing Club members. jetary. Chairman of the Organiz¬ Alumni club in Indiana to¬ ation and Planning Committee is rortafci,,' Dor Marcnt?tte, Detroit .penior. J Malcolm Bertram. Springfield, night- The informal club meet¬ ing—wiil be held in tHo Purdue Miller Uendord Off c» i Mass.. sophomore, will head the Union Building. In addition to (Continued from'Page I.) the article states: Wkk Cordage f Committee chairmen gather to make initial the speeches,, films of the If of M- "The $24.16 that, spent to Staging Committee. Working un¬ der him will be sub-committee plans for the third annual Spartarade scheduled MSC game will be shown. Nar¬ other member was resigning pay this bill has now been reim¬ RM« o« low «] chairmen Walt Morrison. Swedes- foe winter term. l.eft to right, they arr: Walt rator will be Starr Kccsler, direc¬ campaign for the presidency." He 15.00 IV r Mo*(| suh-chairman of Mating: Mai llert- bursed to the Congress treasury boro, N.J., sophomore, ai tor of Alumni Relations. said that he was not resigning to from the pockets of the individual Sev lever. M.tging; lion Marentette. Planning and Or- Films of MSC football games campaign and that .he was not member," but Speaker, members." Special Projects chair Illtl A Elections of Congress. Miller felt that this was mis¬ !MSC ream . Dick Goebel, Detroit Junti leading because, he said, he had till1: Jng him will lw Helen the srntcne* paid $12.88 out of his own poekct from Page 1.) candidate's sup- West Branch junior. Ticket chair¬ for the sweater. m man: and,.JCHuck Rein. Detroit sophomore. Trophy chairman. Chairman Committee of is. Jim the Publicity Buchi Albert Meyer. 20. for the sophomore seat on Frosh-Soph Pictured LATE SHOW TONIGHT 10:So |\\|. Birmingham junior. In Life ^ ternity representative's seat on Held Jemson Field H Spartacade in is a charitable Student Council. Wallace Clerk of Beta Thela I'i has protested succeeding paragraph NOW! which donates all proceed* 1 that Wallace Rrown. Sigma Chi. Campus Chest Fund Over should he disqualified, lie SIm's Making Wn Koop AU His ganization.s participated in T-lf-,, charged that Brown disobeyed year's festivities which n $2.2<»0 for the fund. Pingry A definite date for Spart; a Congress rule which cording to llosie. thai date shall campaign *i !. Is expected to be announced week or two, Pingrv said, FALL arc waiting for the winter GRADUATES Ortl.r Xrnior Ike Accuses Adlai of 'Dirly' Campaigning NEW Vm JOHNSON'FatricnNEAluual Kiscnhc Preside * PUIS NOW LAST l»A\ SAT. NOV. S UNION BOOKSTORE ... MONA EPffWAN j First Home Permanent for Every Type of Hair 1 ounril were ta*l shiw.Urn Truman K Meriting. «»•»: Votih t »m|i (Continued from r.»gc 1 • West 1 4 niton. Ann Ferguson. Twenty-five hiinntcs '^nci »- 17. And .MANort. Donna MAP-' l end. .'3 Wrt'k.N making Ariemgonr'-.t: ir-. What's with buff? Funnybone? Planet? iX • s"tu \VtM»!n"' DM"I^ Ml / t -knows — mill tells nil FATRONI7.F. ST ATT. NKMH By Mi l r. ADVRRTISFRH ,Y"kW m,ig, of we i i on! -e, Ami Utar ol stage, Fa, Narmal Hair Far FraMrm, tlaarh.d a. Dyad Hair Fara SaHar Wav« on a- ■ ISNItIN CAPITOL % isi Time Iwliv or what iiave you, Tlie jaiftoii, in case you haven't latched on, i. vartclesc, the language of latirt\, Helena Rubinstein's •lie show lua bible. In eight page. of win*, M*nl>n Monroe' "High Reoe" wtlh try Ml Ir covers thr entertainment watr:- front from video to thr Mrt, from ballet 3-WAY PERMANENT Ttuwna* Mitchell to diM». It'll, about popular upswing At last—a home permanent that work* on Avn .vt like natural). wav* hair No nrutrah"!'' Flu* "Maakty BasiMss" of gahdiw type of hair! Amazing nc* 3-U O FIRM VMM No checking mrb' "Miraile Lotlon^,does . Marline .Wjlurdat "Sea ef AH Babe" Ja/r blow, hot, blows vool., Some say is the first htttnr custom wave with Take-it or with its drad. Mile savs it'» far too hralthv An ioty Lnwav, Parmandnt torunv hair ii Lravc-it Neutralizes Can he used three different Bells Mutton Taut mrtt* to call for doctor, much less un.ierla.t i. want,a sutler curl. Waves, seta,style, you' '• Ralph Meekrr Fiper Laurie Hadio's being worried into quality up- ways: for normal hair;for problem, bleached or —ill at the same time. dved hair; for a softer wave on any liair. It's a beat. villain; every branch of A Nautralitar Pnmon.nl lor problem, LAHSIHR revolutionary new dtscoVery lhat the hie.:, "S—My Loves - pubs, pjx, show bii — kind of Kwtr you icon/...no matter pur* v»>u what kind of or dye<| hair. Aiives. a jigbtef, longer-lasting j' Today Onlv sees \ ideo as it. enemy, the ogre that is Me" hair you hav e! fesanmal-tvpc permanent. taking the food Itom its mouth, the mite "Yea For Ma" frotn its mitt. But pix t foreign and do¬ A Owa-Stop VaH-Nautral.imt Panwaaant th>! Only 3.WAV PERMANENT ha. with mestic) contend they're OK, thank you. makes normal hur »nd childr-Xi's hut look and RLADMIR Peler I.ewVurd and mleties counter »ideo with big name fake-It or Leave.ll N'eutraluer. .1,30 P*"'' Jane Cireer . VOW* 8HOW1NQ % 2MB HIT tirka t'tunds a la pre XT* II). .• Htrabeth Tavlor "The Miae With Complete entertainment tip-off tale, Robert Ta>lor more room than we've got. For all info, Tha Irea Daer" November Mademoiselle'* your mag. "hreakee" with Catch it October 31 on your local East Lam Richard Arlrit liewsstauds.