Ike's Victory Comes Early Stevenson Concedes utstatc ms Drop Early Lead in State Race Return* j i (ion. nliilo onrly As COP Lead Crows ' • B> Tli* Awoclalril I'tkaa ilwlirht It. Klsrtihowo'h won tho presidency by a laml- today ami brought to a crnsfiing end the 20-year Iota of Itomnoratic political roign. i Kisenhower ovon split tho Southlaml. u«li Alger Ahead ! Ilowii to galling ilofoat 'wont ibn. Acllai K. Stevenson of Illinois who cttnceded at T: 11_ a.m. r1'.'1"! r-A« Michigan's rrti-!thattr'riiin tUHugr »f Associated I'ross returns at the lime Stevenson con- , >1- w!y counted today. all major IVmnoratic citnili. reded showed the nopntar vote: . ,t e.,r!y leads as re|sirts from iVm.s-rati,- YVavne KlaonKowor 17.0('i7.lfi"i. t.v»!o.l away to nothitttf Stovonson M.floti.ttiW. M< cncn William.*, w ho was leading past midnight , "My follow citizens have made tjn-ir choice . ... and 1 Kr.l1 M Alger in tho bitterly contested guls-r' gladly aooopt it." Stovonson said. - T. V. th.' Iwsis of 781 of tho statc's.4. ISP precincts- I'raising Kisonhowor as a groat IcailerTU time of war, tho ' beaten govornor road a statomont at Spring!ii'lil, 111., urging i all Amorieans to unite lifhiml tho winner. "I urge tnit all to giro.lien. Kisenhower the support BULLETIN he will need." Sle.enson said. "Willi a united people, wilh faith in democrat-. .. . . wo shall mo.c forward with (iod'a. guidiiltrc ... in freedom and dignity-and remtrntiirj rMfO peace." wilh r*m- As Stovonson spoke tho fateful word) of.concession, this Harden Ralph was the svo|>o of the Kisonhowor kwoop': • IKo liad ripped Virginia and Florida awa. froni'the tr»- ditioiiajly "Seiliil South" and was loading in To*as and 'I'onn- ; essetc llo had ckpturod Oklahoma and Maryland along tho border and win out front in Missouri Lansing Jf 'hv' Now York, Now Jorsov, Ohio - all lug solidly III the (tOT rolumn. So wore Illinois and t allforoia. vote slates wore (m>s GOP 2S: 'Michigan and IViihsil.ania wore moving m that directum. It all added up In 'ait Ktsenhnwer lead ill Hit slates wilh 112 eleolural votes out of Til. •• l/l tin' Way pi i^"; Kit HARD M. NIXON iiwit.it r it. ttsttttiiiHin NUbstuntiuT |hil» One frrriart William- S»T'gu°rt" and they contained i (iitvpriiiir Ht'laxett kniotioii Kills Statement York. The t i bhtfttl total «if 77 eloqtcir.it vt (lily \ tplers The llriMurrat*. feat even In President IIj suffered Amirri Ike X gxw nearly a Confidence Reigns Adlai Concedes Truman'* htmtr dntr «»f At nun ttltrrr llt'|iiibllrui«i hc.it /-/ Margin Rppui»« ntjniatv* in. re- In Williams Camp I ll|ll|llls I'rci itK l until • 3 this WITH Till; (ioYKKNOIt Ht HON IMM'A ON KI.K'TION NIGHT—In- j To Tired Ike liars for (it'iit-rul It. lit AN W AKI t it I l> imboot lo t I, Monmn W'jllUnis at to- homo in Unsing |„ „„ enmtinii-1 jlled slatomoiil Gov. Adlai K. Stovonson ,-t night. expressed extreme confide that ho would ,u.(, Vh.,„pv tll „wj)fht ,, Kisonhowor oarlv today. -ci.ctet! and apt»earcd to l>e im anxiety, about the i , , . , , . , ....... • n,turns which wen- slowly I Ns-aking lsib.ro.a crowd resigned to. a lleiing-ralic defeat , tutors .ttirnod nut- vo.t.-rday . f ... « | ' Iftng pi(sil Tntb hi- living j' f " at the Hotel Is-lanil at Spring- to gi.o' Hwighl l>. Kjsoto- Presidential dri.-»o..««Ki a tel.- Wilson Named »t«wii*«, was m. I \Urr. 1.113; Hit- I; _. | .'.vI"'- ■ •• i •• i p tcruptcii several times during. Vote totals- foK>',,-.!?;Zdt7-^Jr:Tiaiididate for • .v.,'f m» hou ***** * h,™ 1 Alger. UHit- Airrr. 3|j, WU- .Whrff? Moi Sttlr •h* ititr MHO ffffivrd At 2 a m. • tahuUlionN lodr^ of Seholursliip 4nd In Nrw >lrv Vork 4 lired te«er4l I hrnhMrr were 1.339.937 vntrw riwl. * Alg f r„- 9H; Hi), " j.rf J^nlkxVlrr greeted hy 4 hoi*terouw erimd orv slnrf orlv' 'In"" > V Alger. Pii; Adur itevrloped into the the television %el uMeh *a* ; ,^,^,,1 M" tarrying, for Ihe mow| part Ihr in hen-t .">..1 _r.it.il.ill's: III! (KIP IOI1U1.I0K 1 141 «l 1 Vl aV CSo llvrr.lt in Ihr dtv. thr Urn- Seienee Convti ealiotiAl return*. i ?.,,j M , VVikcir;-- hod.'";» 3 7 , j h nit |' ■ eral reeriveil .V3.*>7Mrole*. MfV» To Aid MS< While mo^l of the estimated MM't 1 point ,»vet.i; • ;,p- .f't int let Karlluiuake- "I!; -o,. .' Mg.MM nl,,:.tirtmiki.iittik Ifoek -Hawaii "Soil Heseareli 1 1h«» miiai. lbs irtrdcmark. the |)lt |)»-. ;■>«■ » -1.«*-.• .. ......... return*. 9.7.900 | |H 0..0 iMitHiftY Hilliam*. J H %mmk ' ^}e«l>r..- 'I hr *• 11 •-?* t * /Mc I;)iwm ■ ' up a powl in front of Ihe tele- ohi" '\ 1 "m It ' 1h7 poo eavional. "Hoy' lt«4« out in men ("• hu^'. b-'f -»'" 'i ■ Metween .'.nil and |ftil Itrpuh- ,,, jj , ,, .w]rt,rc +t VV> lir'an * leader* aiid adviwr* of . ,,u.iu *!--iand--• s r-.M'• i.. . t*..*t/1 led "M»huIv hou manv votes Hlair (MoMri f. . Ihc general rongratotaled I.I*- . j, v., - . f,..„\ • v. , ,,.'x: enhower in hi* third floor vuilr » j|a.;,»?•« id'h precinct »h gelling." fextending it « ; ^ to three" . HH%r. , t . S ) lf5c elert yya* qmetrr than the mill- „ '"whorli that raerd 1 t i, w -"''a liileriiationals lot thrunkv tn thr ballroom. lhrl)Ulh |h, ,.- III" rarr. Itriuit.In an Kit llai- ' >'''k r Si hrld a t.MII to I OC) artraat- ' Name Theme In Ihr m nl IlkhnUk bflwrrn t|imn n-.nl 1:. picfoir.l stole. u''* !"*" , • mi *wt. Ilona'lit llatworth. with ind U.lrwg allraU.H. U lh» Of Animal Hall metlt wavca ot A'i. n In-tlw Alrulutrix'- Ihrrr of thr hvr ptmnrt. r*» ..turn*—D... a* IP. rpllprra n.. M, 22 IS la .u. >11 IIIM w»al us- „M(W n, tu¬ n. t..,rv a.rd.8 up and Ihr Ihrrr yuuwff ,hrlnr „f.,hc |n*, ■ i-ninin.-!. ' woni„p Clufc'' ilmait iaitcl en in »ic.-p ' kni»"kctl'''iln'vii "irU-i-iinm iinr. kept l.isi nhnwir Irimv crsbbinK « M. yiv ()rrr Rorea UUIiamara wrrr arat to hf* at 17 fr„m p i„ C''wrTi.c-"'-l- „ I'-1" N"' ,i, I m. n ItoU- Hearing i Mark tuvedo. Ihe "ih"1*!"'! '"•» « •> ' '» ■*•«' i" ^ thrtr malar brptunr. WWHIarr " ■"') ■llluu'u* 'uU 'lirnwsl. to Thr atl-."'«-ir rtso. r ..in ^ 'In.'Z. m. TOKYO yr V<• " HIu'. 'lui" r i'ii !,nVn,urr.'l ^ "s ;»», a*. :u - S. f» 111 19 ■00 rooms for ihrm u fall aah.p ! rhci'trc known lo litrnhawrr audtrnrrv A' HHaw. - ' . i -,t n-t tiir^^mwraUt. ^iK-minxc^a I. Vs. I. UB; ' >»». h's'i.T, .n f»- fex" f 241' i« asotbrr .ariim " • h.ndl'r Rro.i Tctrhr. a bl.-lt cocker ap.niet.i Wn i»nior .ill rmtrt Mil.auk" t^touikout U.r oalion ^l^T-Tr.. as S \"u ihvMU,■.*.«/ hrPxr tba.t tour ■I Au-Tib' tl4h «l» vas behaving amaringly well, ar- j South Amerc-c- «»'l Liberia'* tloctihimrr i.. t -p-rd In rtart hv a wavr ihr 1 -«u tiiwcl n- m on* in Ibk third pmiiKt.,wh«r» SirVMUOn'S5. t .tlf-h 111 Meven^on TO- r*;; *rr i ... .1 a t-f. 1... _hi. .1 1... .va.ll.xa-t ilA 1 • w (31 Belgium. Otwle. 1 ••••• •— - , \4. f!2» 397.999 ceding to Mr&. WiUmm n-sik. Eihi"pi*. ■' " I.S99 ** bl1 opprenefunt ni>r>ut al- during gin in the Mch. (•) 1.199 19 to t torn 143.999 ,ow,n* hlIr' U» be kwne durini toe Maker. Brtuir.. Cr«e*.^od^| H. V4. Miv < 13) f»> 17".®^ 239.999 394^999 n,zbr- "because the dog h** more. »* the entjertnunment oh« !rd Itepuh- pcuiftible for. I heir llijo ordered Ihe r urth precmcl ,m live lu one. a* lie rbcenred also was more man. . i:ti votes, uiul Stevenson gar- en try big .UvrtigN.*' Ticket* ate rww'on »al<& ol former five-star general Iq ulinn of Krauhuha U^6TurtcT0rv'n^ Mri'.i snJ be United State. -I Sh«1'' bet HILU.iMM. rae 3 | hit by 4 tid-di v-gvc Lecture-Concert Series :i?rt Spartan Sendof / nil tfiini sli|)i>..il quii'llv •illll|Mlij5IlS- Mone\ S ;'i'mv'v ' Aiiiieil at What INil»li€* Wants expected sentintl usually ncennltMi trot even If- alu|Sf"s • ">■! Veterinarian «ifl fes rly Returns Show re la*? year's graduates in picture* and stories depicting ultlioan Gains Ike, Adlai Call for United Effort their, present occupational locations -\ tv foreign pioneer in its field, the Veterinarian state and more than to countries. Other has subscribers lit. MillioV* L|\i;XON id5)—Republican* made (tains early today (>etieral Auks Public to Forgot ,, , . m ■ . magazine* have ■ rood after.it. tieen pat- _. , _ >;i/i Soldiers . ,, rh |MinU' to give Dwight 1>. Eisenhower a t;nl> Ljiut '!»' outcome still was in tlottbt in both Hmis< Campaign, Look to Job Ahead Humor Ma# Plants Enjoy ; snary Medicine av StlW» Still Missiincr U,ilr seals now hold Lcral-. in Connect!- MSG Officer IHvight I). Eisenhower asked the nation to unite to make better world in his victory statement before an etithtis- To Preview "Department in"? office, recent! iltner Hull. wiU [Mm.'ami. wore can- lllllr- in Hnnlilol and according to Spartan of¬ ficials, the coming issue of , 1h,.| iihomntii'Kt n< trn iuksmi ^ liiijulltook \Vi>!h» I Eire Colleges forward with "H> shall move mI'» -lilltlmifp to the time . Take Part in trn Hi* children live in die- Folk Festival eolonlal folk South Seas photo* raphe* Boh ins and Its development w fare til has taken i»irttirr* of the hishlisht of the pro: tula ijirls which will he print- . nolo*> makt The Ihtncr of tUf William* Spuria Feature! II Kleetioii >i»ht "Peppermint Twirl" AIM'ttljegv Stmii Formal T'l.\HFNCF srilMI(»T Bemorratir donLet " The - e\hihithm h sponsored Joseph O'Mahonry I nioH Itotml rt Ins heels and wear in v the loduslri.il Mutn.tl \sso- AT'Hi* Orrlt. nun'; 1 hnmas I 'ndrrj latkth. the Flint Hoard of F.du " I Jon the Street ml Kmturky and Blair if I YJi< tn&an J Sponsors l.rrlurr itinn and the Moll Foundation. Nov. 8 Union Ball Room PATRONIZE STATE NEWS AliVllTtHERH ns charae, »t l am- »«*«•'»«• i idet orsanir it ion writ r,rullt planation o» \l'K»l STUDENTS! .fh:oliins AWARDS LAST Kxlrii C.lassrtHHiis. Finds An YEAR! i third lo llrlp After Dark 4, ffrnnrlmritl Wore Treasure! - Write a Lucky Strike jingleh No box tops! NO ENTRY BLANKS! It's easy! -.ie**1"!' Just write a 4-line jingle based on the fact that LUCKIES ARE HADE RETTER THB MICBtOANSTATB Kit I State Harriers Produce ~f#11-1111— Winni+g Season ? WithKepford' » finishing fourth in the Big i week before the first meet. He loach Amn Brwiie is busily rounding into shape what could be tho best hockey combination in State's histofy, The big question Ten last' fall didn't satisfy Jim, | lowered his clocking to 20:44 3 mark is the net-minding position where the Spartans were weak last j This .voir, bigger things were to | In taking individual honors in season. If goalie Bud Bcrgih can produce, the. Spartans will be j come, To .make sure of that, Jim 'State's 27-28 loss to Wisconsin in one of the top teams in the Mid-West Intercollegiate Hockey League. | started training on his own- dur¬ j the season's opening meet. Bergin looked Impressive in the few times he guarded State's goal ing the summer. As a result, he last year. He played in five games and turned needs little explanation, but you away 143 attempts. Regular Del Reid registered 390 stops in 15 games. ask. "What is a 'machine'?" In plain English a "machine" is simply a distance runner like, far instance. Capt. Jim Kepford. It k the. way in which he runs and trains which gives him the appearance ©f a machine. A Mayes. C.ordie King, Weid.n OI%©n John Thomas and INeh Lord. Schlarieman calls Kepford "a Lord, one of the fastest abaters on the ice. has hern shifted from real captain, as he takes the• job defense to forward hy Be—we. I vriously." Jim is alwiivs the As a freshman, Mayes led both the total scoring and the assists hardest worker and continually departments last season with It goals and 18 assists for 28 points and encourages, the rest of the team, a new varsity scoring record. The Spartan center won' the "most val¬ lib most recent claim to fame uable player" award for his sensational play. Lord and defenscman »* the MM" varsity and dual meet record he set in leading pounded the .nnderpnths and j the Spartans to an unset win crOss-countrv courses bearing the "fTATt j in'* triangular meet with Penn Oreen and White standard C«<•.< h . Stale and the I'nlversitv of Karl Schlademan has tutored ! Mlrh^an The time n tn 2ft 06 8. such "greats" as Warren Druet*- j In last' Saturday's meet at » Buck and Keveu ^'having i shoulder operation received a shoulder scpa- IVenter Shoots Into Stardom The Spartans have the stiffcst All-Americans Here? Plenty, Say Experts i IIICACIO i.lv lf> ireltinp Hi,- Alt Am.Ti.-a hunter in tin Mi.1w.-i automatically turn- In- siyht- »ii utnla-f.-ut.-it Mirliipan State, the ntinV.n'- N.. | team in the A iiai. il Press pull. No fewer 1 hall -e\i-n- Spar .. k«. ...i -tt.-. n. v : t s, lai.shaVe I,cell tnl.he.1 as All m.-i- » h,.-h r Orilrr Your 'Annrien limlier l.v the rev. '■ Atitioiiiirt-mi-nt- NOW! I.AST 1»\V SAT.. >Ot. It BOOKSTORE Tencic. (.lick or llttrtth head Biggie With assistant llawishcr hold* the blocking dummy against Iron ish^r and Keecan are line prospects on the freshman Will wind up its workouts next Week. the clan Devi lie's Frosh to scotch 44 ax Prank 44 tiers or Jim □rains Blenfcborn the better fullback' 44 ill Bill* 44ell* be greater at Grifl Practice Next Vi right half than* Lynn 4 hand ©en. in ho prime* 44 a% <*eorge One ..f the'nurde-' w.irkinp fro-h f<- <*tierrr a better left half than %11-Amrrtran Spartan hi-t«i'y will c!..-e'our practice «• Soon* l.randel- intcn-ue eight-aeeh praetice M-hetluly. A nu n yon. h. - I >.«ii I Irvine Hint I Kan ' h«> h.a-n ,,i high TODAY very After overdomjtig f/aJt Plan Your Christmas Travel Now! IhTnnuhi \ossoo f illhi • Miami - - M Ski Trips Frwa Haw TM Sprigg .isjH'ii'Suii I ri//ev-f 'ri«ri#/ri-.Veir York A 4 ord lo |h«* 4 W'! Air ami Kail *16:95 mmam Kr-'niliiiii. for Tliaitk«gi« inj; ami I ltri»lma» Arc Cnin; Ka«l I SLACKS a Kiwi I'lease Book Early tUhardinu. *595 up SHOES noon* College Travel Office LMKOSHMS EAST LANS! NO .««# w0m*$*tun*.. temp*isoih Phone SIS72 VARSITY SHOP ACROSS FROM THIi.'VMuX *IC HduO*«*. v*.*CPiat n IMLJ S — CARTOON • NtlVll.TV • Nl Wb All Principle Carrier Wvombor S. 1M2 Margin I Injuries Hit atened Sooners |1 Squad, Help Indiana May *iti",'. R«»Wns Miinit Shift* lineup j|. Tttkf .Dip. To Off»tl f':i*uti1tir*° II. TOM til AS • \»;uh l!i«n>i.- JI'mn was •* otnking a N'i'U". <>f min- .i hung. > in hi* football Thi« ithflvp (ram. rfprrnpnlinK tbbbt pwlnrt 17. ih thr ben Abbot e1i:impio« aftrr beating, .prerlnoi IK; iT-0. Kneelim* <1- to r.» arr: lit Muij'hy. I mi C5r»H-Ji. .Mm Taylor ami H'alh • |Si|tr»M'/h in Washington, IMV, Nov. 16 to 1.1, 7:3ft 8:00 International Club ' Indian Students Assoc. Navy Seeks cn« , , i Key speakers at the lunch, j n|u, Thursda>. nj|4ht at 7:15 In the will he Lee Thurston, j |r(.tlllc ^nm of the Home Kcon- 8:10 Asber Hpusc jnent president, will intra- j . |,r Hannah . is scheduled I ■lace the hud pre I for the next j p. speak at the opening- ses-j' T " 8.HO 8*45 Promenadevs " Stunnt Theater Group Flight Cadets utritfc superintendent of public in- „mies Building slructlou. and Clifford Members from every fraternity two terihs and the remain- sion of the ronvention Hannah toCive 0:00 Pomology Forum Naval Aviation Procurement of¬ dean of" the Basic College. i entupus will attend will discuss' more 9:30-.Spartan Wives ficers from the Orosse lie ba.e Erickspn will" address the college ^ ^ ,r • , B iV • i I ",r Amit'iiiiufni I Talk al Career# . /-1 MSt! IViifcswtr will interview prospective candi¬ dates for the Navy Cadet Flight Training program on a visit here Kellogg Center on "Improving the affairs. Utilization of the Counseling Sor- efficient governing »»f fraternity Speeches and a general session will start off hofh nights of the ri-J-lim•nrv^.^^i'riea.tm,, Carnival(4HIVII Appointed lo They will be in Rrtnm 3ft, Union Bolo Building, from 10 a m. to 3 p.m. Ballroom, ills topic will i>e "The -. sodotc itcnt Government \ Slmlv ('.onunillct-t Iti order lo qualify for Naval Laymen's View of Today's' Court ol Schools." - night or "So You're a Fraternity Statesman, will i temporarily mini« The mwKin «tll tw hnilt Man' around thr Itlrmr. "Ttir ,'nnn Tlnns »v night. Donald Bud I. 18 and 2.7 years; vlnr Take- Inventory." Ills- '»'• |the School rusatona will rover man. toidr. M>mk ■ ' appointed ..a ...l.—i. .. ith flirt, Mtrl. - Ul"' """ i selection boan . Drop-nut rids. The recommendations . fraternity presir eport for Selcc ;.committee will be present- L ttic*■■4953 Michigan | Maladtusl Lcgisla-j l-'rciicli ('.lull Set Movies Toiiiglil SfMirltm I'.ngineer To Ih'incl Awards Oil a Counselor" $1 l.ii.'i \ Ihr Krllogc In Fall Issue I coii.i M.a I » Mm \ -ftertf. a **1*1* lit i I iwal Program Scheduled TmhtX (.11 III pits (llt'Sl I Hotel \il. IMaj or*- Mild Pay Pile Singing (iroup I Invited lo Meeting AJ'ler Flections Shirts I*loits brads. Order Noh! KAY'S] jtmntv r.VIRONI/, him, N,WS ItrnUnc i mrrtinc Wiiinr;iT>olK. Minn if (tie Joiiul Connril on Mum >«ev!ftion Mr will rr Ihr MM Concert Ticket earn pits o Sales 1 onlinne YOU ARE INVITED lo consult with II IIP IS I IS I'll\G CIIAHLOTTK WKINItEItt; j u oiisoYS sport snnr "Junior Age" hkpm:siuy-soi. .mi FASHION bOOHDIN Vroit A earliook Ni-i ;C,o|i> \\rilei> Nrrd A Special C'wMumf ? IVf Hair Tltrm lo Rent. 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