izzoli's Effort is Course Record, Hv JOHN CORIIKI.M State completed an Unprewleitted sweep of the •r cross country titles, ami Ueorgetovvii's t'htirlie mashed the meet record in* yesterday's Ni'A-X MSt' course. tans were hart! pressed for the team title hy a ; strong Indiana stpiail. but I'apovutoli ha,I little turning In his Second record performance m a reiv stpleeieil jvsist the' lloiisiers In scoring 85 . tana's 68,.but I'apozroli f'inishett some loo vaitls he field. • - . ' ' ... M \.\ crown K the third the Spartans ha»c won It d.n«. They presiouwl* raptured the ltiK |>n ,,ml m (h.imptonsblpw. Kepford attain wa< the leader for the Sparl ,i. Iwhitld I'apomili and Kay Osterhoul. of 8 the same order in which the thre, i«t Monday's ll'4 A run. Since I'apo.vol from his school, Kepford placing in second ami Osterhout's first id the leaders was Spartan Mickev XV., plaeintt. and fourth in team s.onnt next State runner to t'it'i«h. taking Ot and 12th in the team taVy. „hn t'md. and l.ylc (iarhr also contrihutrd to the win Ulacinc 21th and 35th. respectively. In team placing. HEATH Kit: U' -miked isth and tiarhe 29th. If XIN TOHAV. HI T finished 71th for St.,;, .uu; ,i:,. f;c..r SMIXX MAX KOI.I.OXV Jerry Zerbe, State's other nifty.' «... j.. ed unexpected strength In. piaemtt m. 1: . •1st and 26th in team scoring ,la. k XX eiima: |k H-vsicrs. finishing 15 yard, iwht'mi Kept.-v MAST I.ANSINil. MB l||i.AN Tl KSHAX. NOVEMBER 25. U»52 • brilliant, little Capozzoli waited until the two-mile irk hefore he took the lead. 1 p to that point. Iowa's [Ten champ. Rich Ferguson led, and lapo/anli wasn't among the first five. New Budget Kniii, Stniw'! India's UN Peace Lithe three and one-halt mile p. hi.ui.vjr. i-. wa (hinsiomtl liiiin 1 'anil still increasing his • .0. H< ud tii 1 p tor Vole t :h< yards ahead of hisue.iri-r 1 -.t ■. . >-• i-1 livjH'clnl Totlay. .printed the last half mile to tr.. was 19:38,7, knocking 15.6 "•2.3, set 11' 1948 l.v lion l!i,ux, : li . ... Isiat ir. By (longrws Wrreiirv to liise Turned Down New Kill Hi Ivi visr llbttrhout was clocked in I9:5li.n, 2.1 sennid* faster 1 the old record and just four seconds ahead of hep- ' —1 iim|it|s f in-si Si-til|» AHm'soii IVuiscs Flail. Bellman's lourth place time wa* I - H it, of Pent! State, was seventt. k »». eighth, North t'ari.iiiia Stat. - H. l.a •■•-it ■ >•••>.•• (llari fixation s".' Jack Hfinamann of Miami tOhi.o t- iii, I'NITKI > NATION'S, NY. uV> ■■ llii^hr* Amlrri V. Vwh- men started the race. and 97 ' inm less than 20 minutes and 12 fmist- •: - innky turned «lovy:n yiuttHilay. «»""tuinnfi* fm'tory untl unue- e|it«lile" liiiiiu's-tfitriprfinitse plan tor ending the Kureun |Tlurd in the team standings with lot points Big Ten learns a sweep of the first three pi rifu.r. List year's team champion, and Per (the Eastern forces by tying fur fourth with ll» -sheil sixth, with 115. t, >.. itit I 'rake (190. 'XViwoi'.-in '21-'' ■>' : S " vie (2.141. XV'heatoo. 10,1. too . t-nn.r S'i A ,,rnp (ill Jkshls. was lit!:. ,,rkc| the fourth tin, tha' I'hijta! • ':> leveled K. ('. "Billy" Have- ti'.'l'h . awa!". i ' the winner of the nti« t SV« ' I'" -.,-et in 1939. 1948 and 1949 ' old 1'u.n to the Haves trophy, the Spartans were ,'ted the regular first place trophy. bach ol rhe MM ic siorers received individual .medals. ra - voted after the nice* '• :' • "• s' v-_ - ,.t Michigan Stat.- as th« - I it l«»|t s|u i d. I're-ident 4 i« x l r .-.umntry championship- i.ex< Novem. ■>. '• «cn held here every >«ar -■ v'''' : ' Fiwf uhower chour K/r« T«!t B* n-on of hi.4* re* 'La Truviutu9 Plnyt s - inmsors Ch To Coftoeity Crowd I fir I'id u h4< kfd stronnlx h» 11 mnlulinn Rntixh l w 4s or- lit I W * II \ IM \N who rrfusrtl over thr wrehfiid |»r Coronation Ifnll Hrnwatu s appi'li.llHf nl Bt 1t.ll RAKstfs thr *»^lh tain lift |M»*t to l>t donels and corp- -p' i:- rd b» |.t*rwb«mff In ftvr Verfhrj< foti II. scheduled f.-r 1'" Tia\uf.i ' w the KtlTi" and AKK< «'T Msi; in in iiHic r.f JuIl.H III r the hall, wii: fn Will. CdlHiitc Kff lll.ss. |*4Kr I I V r*ff I Hfnwoo i« 4 old fin in rhtirrh If4dr» youth If'd 4i»d f*rm mdrhrtint hktuI iftredbvLFA - i Mho h«« worked wllh Unn and firm prohUrn. for NEWS IN BRIEF |«ht ROT* I'U'hN. who '•.» r% I'riee Slalnlizer II innls IJoils Cost ud nx f ffimniiv* ^ R«t!« < v' fy :->H /•.'»iro/H' Siren^1 liein ii by f ir iields "* 21 In f ><* the fine mennrr in whnh Stole .igeneylie-enters (Ijfiee M;>*t of the damage rn4dr thr the to dtinc her nlnwuit \ UsIrtU Imridiblr fourth jT-rt hciir\4hlr n « lr»|« «*.vrUd »htll %» with fA«p- ur the Mcudeir.i VI. HILI. Clone II reelitige llelietjjl Sigltletl tr4»t U thr .oluptuoun intprry ll-'liA-.l A'.ok. k .k«. imiu xVi »u I** th»l of «m ■UK (ii»r So I ur dux night with r r' i*•''41*1 bigiitrd id>r x«• Iri-i-i" fliuiftng »»n tlie Water 1 r"r near Mi'l'Pei. i. i-laort u, Ihr vl. -lililf "t ^l.vka. ' "" * * * *laff ; Xlcrting tir a meet ins ot *ijK-rJr*'tir"a 4" Lor"".- V i,v i->. , My ix :T5;r^r*:y<>odi,-a'.;..tML^i; * fcrr.rint» *»" inxliunH'ntal 111 the attempts of UlO 'Sity9 VIKNNA .3'. Alexander T.uli . an Aii.erH..n ilfMrllieil ax a »oe- met ri(ii'..nt.,:ive of the Genet.il M"iot» t'mnpanjf ill Prague, wag ill 1% klav joprvwo , roe 1 Lu-rCU U- JRuU-rhiit ufUtr W-uts-C\ VUiefiS diUrf Ult JUt &JUI U) act SPONSOR V.v,>Vf Crossword Puzzle Letter to the Editor ■PATRONIZE STATE NEWS AI)VF.I Michigan State News eSStS SSgSSKTA Lark of Carnival Booths WAT fun mntt ana f-tahntAn diu* T I ■«—I MMH • -IM1. For Humanities Jobs Hit notable exceptions our univer¬ THE observing r.yAfter EDITOR. sities tend to t o technical Insti¬ tutLwilc. arts i vat the Career in the Union last week tutions. or rather they favor »_ eiMrin I tensive wa* impressed by the unique technical or business education. No one can question the import¬ Thr- mdarity of the various dis- lays They were alt intended ance of these fields, but at the » x interest o student in either a hnical or business here was no encouragement for profession, same time who attends I believe a have the opportunity everyone university should to examine "One MinittJ o W ins Editorially the possibilities offered by the ic student to pursue a career in humanities or liberal arts. TK?*e can hardly be any ques- humanities -fhajor Held regardless of his ii Honors Second IHon to IAlitor p of the place qf the human- Shouid-net the university fos¬ ter the study of the libera! arts and minimize the tendency he second h.Jf of u one-two punch to American lnl*or toward extremes, such as are (k'i-'t h 11 n'exjHvtwhy Frulax represented by materialism" Should not both fields have equal he deuth o: William Green. |>rwtid«nt of the Americnu sanction* For originally the uni¬ ■ aiv now favored almost versity was intended almost ex¬ death of Fhi'.p Murr.». create- a whole ivw picture exclusion of liberal arts- clusively for the study of libera' ilirr the difficulties of nd- arts The overemphasis, of any movement inevitably ha« deplor¬ Ph the technical vocations, able effects as can well bo seeV it could not be done with booth* However, it is r Career Carnival itself, it through PATRONIZE STATE NEWS ADVERTISER CAMPUS 'ARTAN* C.r ARli CLASSIFIED t MOV HOARD AUTOMOTIVE studebaker's ioo*s 115? 145? PRES'DEN- Of THE U.S. AND POTENTATES THE WORLD OVER DROVE IN STUDEBAKER carriages tn«ug.hout t*« i«t« NANCY OLSOITjawes A® I9t* century **d »*S into the ?0t* Pr*vo*»t TVee^or* Roc.e »»it t'd CHKnim btci te U. S frih *»6. -*"eic"-e -ww- an»» »t»tf Sleituicc THE 19S2 Coronation Schedule Ball EMPLOYMENT The Bad All Aaerice Loves Hal Mclntyre ted Nis *TOF MGNESTRA ffati him. GLYNIS JOHNS • Yeof Fown* Carafe amd .11; Ticket* oh Sole at I Hum Ticket Office. Air Force. unW Grt*und Force Officer< trnetd Gnts Far Linebacker Named ATO Wim All-College IM lost Valuable Player" [ *' With 28-13 Win Ov Shaw endive it Wins i Honors # Three ik. IS * trad in thr wowil ir.imr befntv I)h «t artist to hit on all Teams C.op \ \ t u;ois fount .tuM l»eforr halfllnif AfO <»iwrh Kitttor l»u«he«t rvrr 4 touoMonii m4 4t* oh» thon lot. -at banquet, h« rath of thr t.nt Iho' quarter*. the" Spar. Three Tho |MASN»nu ilinl be- hampii h\ «*»•", ICoe s.tanuk of Sh.iv nod iw. v Volley ifi ATO off t»>n t \\ ist'oiisin Sclct'lt'tl I art ' Another man iirilrM In thr hrnturkyCluh— thoroughbred of pipr taharros lliu Onmtir Si xmii As Itosr Bowl Tram htr lltnt l Hamr 00 IT TODAY I SWITCH TO KENTUCKY CLUB not# Hr»ni» Y«»ur Shoes in at the ITr*t Sititts for repair of Wear Two Legs >isr siini: ki p\IK I I.msit no Ml HAST I AXSIXfi Schedule .mil be*. ,1 u. P'> ' ; vb.tl )«j 1 erboort's Spartan Sports m »ri) cba-- C««V«0l« »»»" Hiadi/uartirs ,h„, S ho v»mt Sport Shirt* of Wool. Kay im. Cot tun >5.00 up Lift* Hai*# and Wrapped Uibmii I'lan— f harur Areoiii)la SC( WHAT YOU CAIN ft Powerful Vaist-inHead tngmr potse Power • Safety I'taie Gla»« ull Powergiide Automatic f r .merits* around. with t-Z'-t)C platr glass lop. WITH THESE EXCLUSIVE 'a (optional on Ik I.use models at lior.ai at eatta cost; • Largest Urates in tra cost; • Bods by 11diet • Ccntcf- its ticki • Lmtircd Kncc-Ailam Kidc. CHEVKOLET EEATUBES £3.30 Football Contest t las Armitagr. 325 Thinner- tiieiwon Lowest-Priced Line in its field! Rl'XXERS-LP Braca Handenan. II* >nsd*r Hal! (art* Www. «M* >ak«na Ob«*a- Wmsld Gmtif. :*1 Abba* Ha" I" «iii j i !> i K'll'"'. • » 1 " -— — !* :Wn»' ' ' * TBS MICHIGAN STATS HSWS Bad Weather Hiss Limits Korean i Hiss at the prison 10 days a^o, iCnntiuued ftvm Pa** I.) f lyvhly members. ! enphasiml in a statement that Regardless of what the commit - Battle Tactics I the beard votpd vtunamrotH«d>" .Iocs, delegates generally to deny Ht*»' application reed that Vishiiwhy's uncom- SEOUL .UV.The Korean War [ Officials saut .that in cw%sidc«> ombittg stand made, unlikely began its 3i>th month Tuctday on rin* vnrWc requests, the txviid ,s break here *u the Ux\g stale*. a low pitch. Rain and snow- clos¬ weighs the prisoner'* behavior be- " hind bats aivt t*&o Uhes (nto ac- ed over the battle ground Mocv- cout't the length of hb senteinv • day. halting Allied air blows and in- relation to the offense cumit- limiting grvxitxi clashes to small trd probo 1 — tv-Htss cvntinmrs to avvumttl-t'.c A riftli Air rarer tpAfMinii [ time off at the present rate, bffi- . fiats said, he will win full release j(IIT]l)SI II) s w itlKHit any actkut by the lyroie board Nw. $7, 19M R*. irsnd >l>w T»ronr r«t.rr in.l Ckitln taiufcton |WC- destrated It?# *»n*« i*r thr prrformiiv-r t>( "John Rrot.ns Bad,' la b* »rr- tt'ttlrerine VMnl in thr \u.t lw I. PUiure 'John Brown'* Both* Air Kcrce. He did net pUN>« ni»Mt Si'hodule Nov MONTH-END Famous « Slated Cas Nearly alt the de*tro«eU CLEARANCE , hide* ha\ e been credited ti«ht It-fd Marauder bomb PSBir For Popular Drama prow lint nUhtl* ever I i®' |v SI BSTANTIAL REDUCTIONS ON Till. 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