Urtkrr (III Imm <• lakr in in iiiiiiir Miiunn it,, , <•< ,h, Ihlirf prttMl. Th, |>l.< «l. limit tin l.l ,,,, . Ikr Xntrr !»«"•» 4»»«M III., Hill, Will, i||> nrtlitiinn ill lb, NflrritiNHt. Tlw ■ Mhilr Itrkkri I OM.V WKATIIKIC: — 11 CLASS MAYS It \IN'I.I. STOP, Til. PAI L KXAMS I Mil l)S III STA Y MSCLy DAILY STUDIiNT PUBLICATION PAST I.ANSINl!. MICHHiAN - MONDAY. NOVKMI5P.il 17. I•157! Indents Knpiolcd Express Views lssk'a " ! Mclory Over Irish l ightens In Congress Funds Innninen'r Nutiat Ttnti' Maua/in,' rtir-1 MSC Hold on National Title >• 'I !«• It) IKtMI.HA I.I Mto ttltrn It Mfoiiil- mill Iml i h.nui til | \ ri'*|Kiinli'iit .lnhii Sent I tnltl ifrini|i nf .".no jimrmilimi 'itu- it , I Mo Damage Martjiietle • ■■I St til Ir lit t'oiiBiVHst' |ini|«mril l,iiilyrl I. ir lhi« ili'itls in the Mw.ii' Atnlit.tr That Riihhiii w<>n|il; Filial Tesl i tthiii the fi mil tit' iiiiumiltri' ,i>u,hit-is a |mi >11. mill Krlilav I .I'll,. 11 ■ n..,|*.r i.ltrlelVr Al IV|» Rally, WnllH'tulliy eve- gym f m . -..in i iii, tve'ii a, v.> m ,i(tii; For Stair u* L rkauf, ,■ chair- rirslJunior 1 Police Say 'Mr Allliffr Sriirr. « .l that the htlfl- £ *Maa a aa a* a! ■ » ia-gin at' « pm j * 'OilIII 11 I'liYsiciuns ;z;,''Xt omrm. ran 21 -.1 Win rt* « tffiSilfi office oil j 9 a II> it, K KKI.I: iP/M'ti Conro Wart ill,I Mhni think* i| ran (lie rhatteea af win- war mi, will f« dimn imIIimi Therefore. |l, tltlll l»ett|iiJe llll the IIIHM, hi K overflow of I he With Notre I lame .nit of Ma'., the Spartan- fun' ituihMhqC it kclloifg • iili 'Hi,- ni 11 . AS Mr near par it* in oTiltUrv etit litpmi-Mr Spartan rooter* •drenctli After that Mock uinr.- I hey tan ilaim t .lining into the (Jiato! Ilr«'i Ave. " I « l»„«i» . ml lh«l |.n,|.,, nih'til attiT thf i'riin-i|Nii». ri Y\ I onfrr I Iii- \Y . . I. Ih'tin Crowe Honored Audience Danish Orchestra III L. W rtlAtMA.N A ., rr ml "I 'hi- hrilliant ami nit..*.,my f a. ' ifi,,' lliiiylai" Y.I.I Ill-nil In Injur), lakr I»«>Us ^ ^ Marie Von Kile* -iin'ihiiiK •. '«" " 1"" CIiom'M I'orpoine \l|IIU Show t^lieeo (livil LiU'i'ties Advocate Set* NEWS IN BRIEF AAU'P Atldres II infer Slons Korean Iclirilv Patrick Murphy Mfcirr. dire. t< tribute tn in fftiullr "t 'he American Civil. I,d«»'»■ I W« Ihpir defense sk>M y ^K t'rV»««n, will rtddrrs> th« Ms • h4rtn "f the Amrru.m A«,"' Krr KAI I t I n' I Iri.H in 'he r«Mvte*| until M»e .' . it >t Cfuvrrslty iiiiii»ts* Cuilil 1 I 'I'onighl on Negro oitlps Set l.ore Colleelion SpoiiMir* Rrrital f for any term | Prof R». ha id M tMrs.-r. ..f fh< r Skills at the | \ c|fi \*kr«l lo Srr ' Brrkf> Halt be- j I/.Y, IncluilnrU'ltomb licseurtlT ' "llr<.1»nj: Neg.i<. l.oral V A t Kfirial* y. i',r f •nUnental l.«r«pe in ! utertinf w he t fine unforeeitahlr rptut tie rlutlinc Soviet R«Yti« (he Neur i T?l of 4he PhY wan the rumple* part written i '-tiMi ( 4>t4tla. the Went Indte* j irig "Ktatrmenta and' et h«r* ' het- 4nd s«nth Ameetra. | Profpi»or Lk>r" u YYTrn tun »rU of tin>|Mid. pl.n-nl I ir llusc to Vrohc Shooting j ; rr Maim A-ill also bp guest speak- j ing op hi* vol let ? of the East tensing Kiwani* lore, but has refer at op|Hi«tte ends of the *U*e. Nielsen's mantert of late l*>lh upper* and igc Air Void.' ttase ha* »*cn ,«xk«d to Club at noop tr*day. He will upcak lishcrf a brok, Hhe Aith the cuhbif machine gun bullet* which hit on "Ordered Freedom—Dcmocm- boar walkers," deal (»u r.t< iaim the bailee, were fircU cv". Answer-U» Tyranny and An- folklore of Mum tWer j Iu'-a ard a tarjet run$« ui Lakh Huron._ iarchy." . , 1, Pctum.aU.; l or# Metm They (kmi Money ? ■Jiwl About Anything Michigan State News tMited N a 1ssj? fsssjzss-jssrjz a iii iMMnitSnnrMTMTp* — -»Y HHI, Lnm^«# rtM^man* under •* «*Har* Iff** Snb i;iM,v. fesiSi.'jA ms «bs Always a source of news, the United ate suh-commlitw i>rolmh|v him i 77L NtM ltaUjr frm and the AbnMM ft»H ft* Nations lieeame cspeelnlly newsworthy ulnrlty lit this country '• MMMprnkli la tdvanc#. lot one tana. IB. far «#a Ma lie earned no love In during the past week lis the result of a . resignation, n sulfide nltd li eou,iprnmiae beeituse Of his support of ii„ pV L^SaSfsS?^ "Tr;..^r?:'s.^ri«s,r av nmmmm a.j i j u ■ il i ration of alt th» toaat aawa pi-mint plan for settling the Korean prisoner ex- the Korean conflict". Since lis founding, 11*. i,.,.. ■ ' change Issue, The resignation of Tr.vgV'e l.ie its the every Way to show eompt,I*^1 UN's Secretfiry-Oenernl n week ago to UN and the prlnelflles in I n It is to he hoped his faith i Pol) F.innll "help the United Nations save the penee." surprised anil stunned most of the Cien- much as It appenrs to i„. eral Assemldy. . Apparently the I'SSI! *, Kven before the squabble to name l.ies from the imsllloii thai »ii - successor could realty get muter way, An* Ik' repalrlateil. whether th,.-\ ., not. This probably nn>»:< thony Eden brought forth his surprise four-point peace proposal. Itriofly, Kdetl plan Is headed for faili • said: compromises suggest*.,i . (t) Kvery prisoner lias the right to ls> Mexico reiensed after an armistice. A Project for Congress (2) Kvery prisoner has the right of speedy repatriation. l.le's charges thai Ki ll, death a;- the' result oi i i;t) Those holding t lie. prisoners are . upholding "due proves- ■ , One of the Union's service. to student*. the Music Koom, in the investigations :tt is suffering from lack of financial hacking' duty-bound t" nrraiige the repatriation. e r i tu i n u t v (4) The ilrtHitlillg forces may not smears , s The room was opened in HMO nitii the first supply of forcibly repatriate or forcibly retain prls . charges." was teriiieil popular anil classical records was paid for from a SI.odd ' Itoberl Morris. CUM el Itift from thlft year's senior el:i*.- committee Thursday. Aliraham . il.' Keller, UN Sinee then, the original collection lias only by Si op front the IlkW Union Hoard and $10" INFORMATION leaped from his 121 It floor-New "We fully .intend to.* *•* - York apartment, setting "IV controversy ligation in the inb-re-i . hott June's graduating class The latest .revenue Hie United Slates," Mori. l»etween l0 raised at a ,iarr eoiirert several SIVA It IAN WIVIS Met'arrati hftnJiUf, ,uo» suhwommittcc investlgaling the loyalty 01. steady source of income h«f tieen created: £• HivkcTi records are supposed to he paid for Dean' IKlVIt V1AKIM. it p HI.. n«K>iii 504. American UN workers. The UN has lost a great mall in l.ie. South America.'said th. I, probably be suspended m; . deals who hreak them Hut once in a while, students who was urtually eailght between the devil leave K iVrc the damage is detected and the I nioti mat. and the deep blue sea. His-support agdment has to s.u nttmbet. ace. height, weight, hometown, i»< al about H V, Work Pointed to in Reply meat. v the present numla'r. obtaining n*w cqm-s of those album-. wlilch have Nam played until tljeir surface quality was impaired, would lie desfruldr each player on both tenuis. Sorry, but it doesn't work that way To Editorial on (ircck Week The Music Uiuim offers at ton and a unhide opportunity tor relax enjoyment as well a- education tp MSt' *tu Advanced as the techniuties of broadcasting are tialny, Hill Stern and bis churls can't atTord to trust their mem¬ tup rnrron- 1%. Apt«»|hiv lo an tSiMoria! utt- CLASSIFIED dents There i- r.o other pis., on campus where the* ories that far rait pick out music to fit their tastes in sueh eomforlalde So they've worked out spotting systems that help them AUTOMOTIVE and.pleasant surroundings get the names of the men involved in the Imll-handling Oamimaoi-jrauiratains which could provide money with- and tackling The spotters are usually people who are out difficulty to the .Music Koom would la1 performing a well-acquainted with the opposing teams and their of¬ worthwhile set vice Ore suggestion is that the Student fensive and defensive system government make .. conlrihutton from it* proposed J't.OO" The spotters generally are able to help the sportenster gemra: fund:. with pertinent facts nlamt the players, in case a lapse In Whcic fi •••.om-y or: i. tro'm is not a. important as play gives him air minutes (hat must la- given over to providing a st.a.jy "n op . The money will have to lie more than dead silenee found, if on* ti c finest features of the Union i< to op. Spotting in itself i< a. tricky business. •>»>, a nil rushiiu? One of the most common systems involves the use of II u rtlNCUHNrd Mut li PATIUIM/I MMl. >KWS ADVERTISERS i'ntu.'ihU* work w«s don»\ atul large tneks for the defensive and offensive platoons of hu itmtinHwork was laid ft>t la'th teams i4r«,tti4Hs lo uontinuo the discus; A shCv't of heavy paper, divided into squares, is larked ions stmttM KsprriitUy good r t*im! cork-composite board The squares on the paper before1 writing an rvi !. : .. Crossword Puzzle onto a ivi'i k ua- A done in the 0101 of Hovcriutn;, group'* program (war the names, numbers, and pertinent information about : ti*ltnn. permu'nents roinmll- each player listed for each position, about three platoon* L«u Van Ha deep Supposing you are spotting Michigan Stale's team, on offense. 11 large tacks hit stilt k in the .squares representing players on the field In case a substitution comes on the field, the I'ins have id lie switched. Your '■"' is t.• imint t.* the pins of the baokfield men who handle ttie ball, or tin end to whom a pass is completed or attempted. You also bale to point out the punter, a flanker, a key ! ivker. • v ot|u r significant players on each play. SFRV1CF It you rU spoiling defense, your, job is to point oilt the tackier, the pa** defender, the man who rovers a fumble, note you can point out to the announcer, the better kicp up a running account, or fill in essential de- ich make the game more interesting to the listener, spotter* nfe* also probably the most frustrated in the stadium. i- often the most rabid partisan*. slid you Can'F : wo..1,1 le carried coast to coast KAY'S KNIT SHOP 203 M.A.C. rilONK 8-1917 Spartans Can't Lose M. ' I Our Broke Adjusknont lit HID t niturine Special Ce-S— Woct Si, C#f-$ «Kd Cytdcct Hen Vili ,45 • Adjust loot Brtkn OW.#r» • MiCM.GANS CRAZIEST STORE TOX HOLE RX Gary Culler • Add nrik* fluid It Needed • Insert Master Br.kr C) Under Ea*#t br SteU TLetter Ope« Mendtf tftS Tku»*nll« (nit week fjoti Deader leaped from tSthi Uinlrss tflrr rjr»r* placed "fcwi followed Nmth WiUjurn* idid Seulh i»li»(e to «lwth nn the html* of an .toii/Jny I dpi leaf e for n f/tfi pi>el|. Mvvlin» Hons Cum i »!>cII und North HOI'S MRTItOIT '(•Th - The Nvitt- William# will re pre tent coed 1 the IM *wim lth»i« I.-". Ihillaa 1 o vtiris, h«»n»t,l<"»,« totmity champ# c'fn jurtl I'fttMim tir|ihnlin ul the Nutloft n! J „| in Hi!! KiiuIIiiiII i.t Nrvrr Lost Trt Mirk TiiiiHnrn «.»»»! llnti MflwIMtr, |*At|l Mrkkrt. VtnrP i'Imiih, r »••«< rtthl. (front ion i id V«H .lotrn tVltwn. jiph Morion Hid M I Immrrinin. Annttirr imp in Urjtrr ttitnp ttrn» 11111. TWAV anal h"*, '"vpetpd 'on limit Ih.k Tsiinliiiiu It.■: in»'lf 11 habit "f ri'ar-hliilt hit t"'.tk fur 1lutuil vuiitctH. "Kansas Ttrritory" Mild hill Elliott i!nt n. t. r tuts 11 y.tltif ihi'h mi.tf t iitriul uf i>ii k'• |u:ik IVaie Slrwert j.uu liivlu i ttutii tlii- Nutrt' lliii' • i'lu'itiiittiir last s.itiuilut. Th.i s.iti'ir I111.1.11 |ritvfrfil Ihrii' fumlil. ilium siUiiitt tip tlif Itr-1 )«r thr lir»l halt r IS |>:t r t it It llr tin' uurtV « 1 until .1 In inlttrr Look! Special Student Cleaning Services ^ ★ lion's A Women's Blovos Cioaood My farm hi' ★ Throw Rigs bargain! \y ^ ★ Roineonts Watorproofod , ★ SroAo I Loathor Jaekots ★ Shrffod Toys COLLEGE CLEANERS 301 Al.ltol Rttii.l - held | Sloriv » ■ .■ • ' • • ★ \m Wool Lined is out j i.nnl Stat, vdlv Wdt.t wav I Cf'Hed l>v v„me - •» ★ Wotor Ronlloot ervoort*• jlM Semi-finals Slated Tonight H09S SPARTAN Tha fiald of hoprful* Mddint . t\plon U I'ci.n ,'nrtarv* have al- in ihr IM *11 t oii.tr tuiirb Lor KosHohok't FOOTBALL CONTEST ' (all. AUn lop fMlball fhamblmiahla >' ■" '» Week of Saturday, Nov. 22 ami Syr acute, place finithera firnahed fourth Barrettad dimn la mo in to aiibbe-tceii Analt Phillies f. All limn. ih».n|>< Varsity Shop Anyone Can Knier— Anyone Can Win! maal Coat Shaw 2 at '• '■> wifta Abbot t? maatint Uta fralrtntty I his W'eek'n Winner Ifet'eiven . ' tHMwMara. ATM. In "» «• $M.OO fiift Certificate 'irk - r.vMMitv I I ' I.i| mid llll "k-»C n o w OFFICIAL BIGCKST UtlMN-FKST! ENTRY BLANK bub and Jane oie bacli with Mirh. State I'tn. Marqualte I . (Jut! rhrrk 1t inner of remainder) trim muni hr . \Ub4fn4 ;] M4f>i4n4 Hi pumlnl ill Yan/ttriuorCn, .fun, tool 212 K. limed Hirer, bu that lime. Vrrio W inner Keeeiven U.00 RHt OortHleote Iheinitm ol iiidui* in final. Stair Yi li t a/mrlH Hrptnl- niriit arrrra rta hinnil ol jiidgrt. Addrru Anufinr run rnlrr ... no llrponil Enliu at \ anUerroorl'%, purrhnnr in nrt*»*ary! 2 l.'l H. (i 1 and Hirer, by noon t'riday »ks Engineering lanslm'a Only torrUn Car Iiaalar) TROPHIES, AWABBS. FLAfUES .. I fi|uipmrnt and parln for a" dom**"1 flonte In V«nl)crviHirt'a for the Hml n talari truphira fratn prariirallt a Br pitea raaar. far any da rang* of machanical »<|Uipin»iit. »o Larry lor dntalla. t very bent of work on any «r ■ - OiaCMMf to Oryanited Croupe rand River — By Airport -7 ph ,S5tlH Erirkftoit Slmliro Truce Debates Begged Down milv Wells fimihlnl '"I Hi'' openlita |>ln> of II"' second half ftiiclmr Conine Or. A Earl Krlehsun. MW Mill mill Johnny iJillncr recovered for tt-leiwe professor, ha# mncltiilcil NiiIit 11,11111' on Stale's I' l1" uliullm nl Hit' mtinilr energy roll- Assembly Rmvtl 11fir More Wifkm Wore I'm* AHhomih the tilnh M i» yimt- four Hi iliiwn with three yards In no for h first down,-t1oli Arm tmoloii Ihr Iwll through llic up¬ 1,-r In 0,1k HIiIih*. Tenn. III' whs enrolled with S3 lUhei ».n WllMlAV Ma Thru ( h. llav Extend Sim ior of II vrk (i roup <» 4 plaintive cry of college atmlents oxcrvwlure, lint Helen Klias nml her Senior of the \\reh commitlii' pleiul for .la hojvleaaly as I lie ilivtd- PHssinjt nthn'K. which hwkel lrure talks .n Pannimiioni. more weeks in the year icks when the, Rrtumd- ! am' extras;.'" 'I II"' I'M A—i " Miss Kims anil her com 1 whn buttled up alt af- Re In l»\> »a< tsrilil! .tiwiwwd mil.iv of f'W <;«lH;r seiners |» choose the eutstailitftfi sen | | . A frtNt-i'UHhmjt Notre tietd the Spaitau wrti.it ior nmn ami woman wh.-e: live eomptetiunN in 21 JMS'tllllilli ((.iiieinimli G|*Hrerli \iil < linic IH.itis Ortaiiir.ilion (be I lest ra MSI Men Vltetul Knrvslrt lliTtitir NOSE, THROAIl and Accessory Organs not Adversely Affected by Smoking Chesterfields FIRST SUCH REPORT EVER PUBLISHED ABOUT ANY CIGARETTE I raturr rrr^enlrtl —- » M Now...«aa«d to / it* othor honor*... wM A rooponoiMo consulting orgonizotion ha* examination, including X-ray pirtu reported the results of a continuing study by a medical specialist and his assistants Ti • competent medical specialist and his staff on the ination covered the sinuses as well t» l: cfleets of smoking Chesterfield cigurcttes, ' ears and throat. A group of pooplo from various walks of life Tho medicel specialist, after a th- w as organized to .smokr only Chesterf ields. Fur six ination of every .member'of the g' months this group of men and women smoked their "It is my opinion tliat the cars, nose. • normal amount of Chesterfields 10 40 acccsvav organs of all participativ.g - to a day. Bch Bmmf airf His Boys Say... 45 of the group iuiuncd , have smoked Chesterfields con¬ by mc were not adverse!) tinually from oiie to "thirty years for an average of six-months period by smoking ti.- Many Thank* 10 years each. provided." To yo« who ImIM Make our At tho beginning and at the end of the six- months period each smoker was given a thorough Craai Opoaiog a soccoss. ( oii^raluliilnms il. < r.trrw.n. «>m:\ u„, K lori-.i.u CONTAINS TOIACCCO 1 I,rami I'rt/i winner of Of smti OUAU" » 'Itfiiiijj S« I K« tlx v|irniptu Id ! ire» IOHII Ml« THAN* Iranian Clnl Sltl OTHft KINO-SI" J ClOARkHf 7 BONNER'S UACMIU IHO IISHIRO MlfSlE M1SITUII Mill €'A^tte5 s. SUNOCO SERVICE tr«#'l Kixer at lliijtiie. K. I^aiisint: Extra! Priw IViMios Short THE STOR% .or TIME" AN* 4 *n~n ar Buy CHESTERFIELD.Muc/i