to Fill -nuirai 88 Post Speaker Warren Resigns apeakor and accepted a poat on the All-College Judiciary [. Command Sees Ferguson Repatriates f° ^ PrWm. May Take 1,1 ln!0n i,«I ,r.„":;xc other 1*1 — AUM The U. N. Command today primmer* to follow i » » Commltlm of member ..f m* r- the lead »•"" 1 utlmra wauadadr tmfr dunning became legal Tuaarfay mucnum * * * Guard Hurl in Prison Disorder Bees' SlingKc&^AXqhMce a JAt'KIWN. Mtrh. (4V-Out guar. I waa Injured WaMwaday Whan amaU dMwtaanc* bn*e wt In Sawlhem Michigan Kpaa WM|e UK ww sum Curraclkaaa Conmuatan waa holding iU tint nwetldd. D'lVifiu" ■ ' i .11 inr liiifliij'ta ill tW Nigfat D«k— t;,r :T "fiafce Five tf BKV BUNCH Sj.Ktsy:?! tfiHMfl II ting Facts the dfewiW ■ •& - » "Don't looe your temper" ha* been the favorite edict St hnrnM teaaeo, author* of etiquette book* and provoked Htm. Mi ew i mlatai km. Thb jeaaa to the, ,W% Mmm b acquiring the proportion* of Pud Bvmjraa'e ... .. moat people aren't above an invective or vb. two whan hawed hi a peeking *pace or mml-spbtbwd by We jwst f»t the whole thh« etielgMul o*t wfth i Md. bjr the way. are v*Fy happy *• that • Mews cord will be chained to her_typewriter Tor w w*v*r. wo waver knew -tt waa heelthy_ta patter we read a recent artbb by b. t. Mawa ef Now. la eel hath to the mab patat, AWB taaaal wadte "It'» harmful not to ewear when you are apfiy." he weariBR^aMlae Ja^Aab hjjwu* '""You ST jbrMBC eowb ta*r**IthThwt Me hi Iheb Aim ~ bottle up natural emotbm. When your feriben haven't been abb to find their normal outlet, haven't yea *y. evqr wanted to murder nomeowe? They- ahowld at km i— an outlet in your facbl exprennion, »cetera and "perch," en ftartap aaun wed." W-.iBm Dr. Traheren advbe*. The! 1 to the hawdbmk thb year ba- the cob itMbwSSha mhrb'iheleewae M to the toe* weartaw jeana ia the Uabn. 3JHHH aaaaidt and battery with intent to kill poller investigated inva a report that a , ^ ^ ^ , , Letters to the Editor imped out a second-story window. .... And ' — anawasad tkU maat *** Not that Mm- we want to alight the yood doctor. But our wik he * ■ "i ..... ...wm.. iw imnm maa any taturday. Oct. it bet before I *• advice to unhappy husbands contemplating tanning their b the hawdbt ahey* or for wearing thou bio the Uabn ~ ye wive* out window* b to consider Goodwin's plight before An far aa general campus waar yaaa. AWB would _ „ eomadi *T mm to these who yivv than- Iff* ta the rw m* vennny prefer eeaaae WarM Ware frem Michigan stew Callage . that Menr »bcks innteed af Jane, and then mdy ta . _ | .. . - ■> nana! cbao ajrt wouirb^Zl'aM^l.'ttuThZl**' I to aay the beat. b Be ta«e eeatae wet mm tta. teatarr baa lift I I ta. _ MfMNATIOI - CWBISTIAM STUDENT ALPHA BAPPA Pfl POUNDAHON T OO pjn.. Room M. Union LIS pjn., Bible Study, Col- HILLCL MtMK Constitution Bug K. Brace Petrlc . Ire* Heuee 00 pa. Quest Group — Dr. 7 00-See Brtdee Instruction. Begmmns and Advanced j | * * * ■on but ii hittin* •* far oimSu y, a* uenar: 7 so psn, is •ba*.'* There are a lot of things that don't sppaal to the average A me.- J srABTAM rtanian a uniform const I- (upas ClassMMs . lean In Korea. The dirt and the smell ia a part of it. The double- UMMU Hit an Mr aU men's dorm* i* the b the dealing Korean politician^aad the^grmft aad ^corrupUon tltet is *o 7 S0 pm.. M Union »«, bletoey tt aay iaabl ataas at But there is one segment of the Korean scene that invites pity CLUB MSC, J-Council members ere instead of disgust. ju Ay. Hell READERSHIP PHONE: ED 2-1511 EXT. 9 working to establish a const!- giane Ttaac are (he abBiiin Bat yoa Hnd uaiatai, the aWtr., PWOWOOBAPH- S A.M. 1*4 PJL "We feel Mb linpeetalm ta STtr^SpT^wmwL. de all they ana bat ftar and tab. i **> ■nd w.umi«, <*- ■eft a constitution in order to pnvcwoLOor club mbst- I Bmta Is Ma* a JadMary aatdd have have a set rule a set rule onon which which to to base Th* Tlw Slfth Ordnanc • Winli issi M WWdi ! AUTOMOTIVE • beaatanlaaaaWnaBtaea- *«a«la*»ta. and function- ^ "Ti1.*"A**f • ' ebw atadnn I I II af tag of fba Radar sfaaa and Ihe We thUtatn M ea day Mr •—- » day. «el 1 W*«rc -■ -M iTS^r^itr: them loaaled and fiaed for Ihe ISO pa.. M Union » day* fi.ool a-l*ll eat RM art tar Mr. Rmww explained winter, but It takes r ' day. fi.isj big dpaosderty by his resident Block S and Ihe J-Hop are •*'1 *0 thUdm> » day. |i.}5| EMPLOYMENT |h -,'W I !£"TLtK-T?d ,n^enth"hl. W* *wb JnnUr aba* prafaet*. I bnmr Bnee m. a td, W amtaf mm ■ am* 1^, who ihuu. aiarr Halloween Pnrly. Friday, a On ADDITIONAL CHAiOCS \m a» -- J tanw aMffc*' Cmmbm Ptbbb "" " * J " *?*"! —*.b af these arises make Ms plan* Pee the CMMmm asaaaa rm p.m.. Basement, Peoples fa. aark .on o«w II lc! *W *.«■* 'Me natang that Hnae pinas ta moved n i BM| 1 lObf " oM eeaMHoUena. Bntad taafrn- These children need clothing and fond. Fashion Is unnecessary , Ckary. lor crad* lie »«S!j?rSIIartS ,*"<» - 1 annHteaMBWWh- but warmth Is. Fond packages of any kind woaW ta iratefullv I t AUTOMOTIVE fWHIH . •bNNt* FOR SALE "MM*MU'Zmmr mmenanm* Yau may or may not like Korran pallrtes or poUtm. But a hungry ctukl ia above this. We may not be able to help them all. I I ^*1 Wl StC Ik • — '941 nai HAnutY-DAVtoaon a in PlVMOUTH ST DAN mm BeMag up a to ta n mltnin part constitution but Gud help in if we don't at traat try. You ran tend your parcels to I by taim lU-Hammnn mm4w Good motor, pw^t Vw> (lyr .U aimnr Hyt fdto \ »M Han f.|t pm w 7 • • 194# OlDS *6 1 df j l»v Tktt bB«wt•: 10 000 Bctu#' rn\o%. «ftd k«« fee Ujr* AKC iftukfU lam. I MB* 1 t - 1 rfKs'aniCw'a.TBr | S«M' Swll Md (Kt CP »ai cwr»»ntr Uf .Avwtti j «4tiOA. d.s^s-ssajs.r'rs-T; SwM* ■* • M 1946 fOCD 4 dr Md*w •Md thopB S-*« - J AOOO CHEVROLET d^S?^aj*yg£. Xs "Rd- M»Cb 1 ft vein MAUiTT tt «t?Ti! | Nwce A.- . » - m wira fssrfjsrtf-ss. "Go t-Lvkee sad mm ■aoaay" vssr —22 )6 muHt be 1 - 1 StterttBf am* » fc» *- 1 1 JYitajta'M| L e. faan Warn takeo k| week fitr ihe cSSmSwva.s-c»rurTi Wtakf- sc* '*1 1954 WOLVEttME U1 , . »• - ■— C- - e LOSTB«d FOUND .TtutBMuemoSr: I ■ ~J - H REMEMBER — This b Die final Week- tatf Hwt)< iwmmwmm u^hhi0 Ty *& JHE bSIHB SAt=-r atf ■1161 will ».M - f , dlBP »fON«K? sin &;Vi eil«l«9R *%W& nihkkR Jf&IU 5£V. .f. a * > ,M ■iBIiP Mle iff • mh im • »-i fflSSik ka Ik if, as- ate tA ^fuSKaitS'atetii;-. .' i» m a s? wjc *tg;*i#% -m- Church Crtupi Schedule ?• Brief bfl Parties, Movies, Retreat eets The campus sori.1 artintra. w» m— m Mrf ||ToZ MtHll |» • y - Activitie* for MST student* hare lieen pus religion* irrou|M this wssk. scheduled by cam¬ wheml Ha the Spartan* imomp k Mr mat «M« | fWfVlftg M CttT Communion sere ice* will he held at 7 a.m. Wednesday The most prevalent activity followed by a breakfa*t at Collefe Lutheran Churrh. Mid- allalr|teMlrMh| Thursday. from 6:40 to 7 p.m. At Powder Puff Bowl Simple Attire LSA membera to be at the church at are a (bad 6:18 "Tile Gamma Phi Beta's and eatiired foe i»iini»Jat^£t^ p.m. Friday to attend the Delta Gamma's will for vie Oct. 31 ashing Tea Aa Ice skallwt parly is planned by the Newman Club at S p.m., The trophy, which is •eh year to the winning team, is Friday at the ice rink. A general | tte"Be»t root Forward** motto of M*T rnrda will b* th» ^ business meeting will be held at inw rho in possession of the won last year tt-g, DO'S 7 p.m. Sunday al Newman Ha" thev attend the M : A movie party is scheduled ruahing parties of the season. csr at 7 p.m. Friday at College For rushing. tied-, will find A party is set for Satur¬ simple attire It Iwit. The lens Iraki to the day followed by an open houat. I various sorority houses require an ensemble that Dr. Paul Morrison of the Cen¬ 7 I j is praetieal at well"at (athmnaMe tal Methodist Church of taiming w'll speak at campus vespe •4 |f Dtwum a wool, twootl, rrrpe, \ and Jersey materials, to display 7:StJ p.m. Sunday. 111 U I w W- II the smart cut and line of the fab- to Hold Clinic \ Dancing In Lmting Y.W.GA. ■:| 1 •raw of the firat Tower Guard ' *r| 0# "• t. will extend the . VytH1?'! Tailored, slim, sheath . official wcl-, dresses which can tie w 117 Tsaaasnd Mraet Traey Halaty'i kid of the eophoinorp honorary, I «r without matching I very popular. Sheath iac WfHt rnT' T*""*" Wf •:» - ":W J »| it i »' # Don't Think Twice ' 1 \ ,-i ! •fey i Brfef la Time MM and Uiirtsstd CMhes torn r» unocs sumnsm or n* coc* cot* c TODAY i Louis Laundry & Dry Cleaning Arrow* From HOLLISTER 1 COFFEE SHOP l 4 IN W. AUIOAN 1:25 • 1:84 • 8:48 7:88 . 18:88 As sfsry MU As gbry NOW OPEN SUNDAYS. efaaMl A—r«»l 11:30 AM. - 4 P.M. ...•IW*lwwB-*en*ewllevedhtad ...*8«8rtdH8Md8Mml DAILY 7:30 A.M.- 0:15 PM. •wddwbuNbimbMFe Whan ymmr fatnOy iWb ymm. commend with iow/idsmii. tAr HaUiaUr ( off— Skmp Dimimg j Home mf lA# IO-DEM INCH THICK STEAK md Omt 10-DKK CHICK. Prires frmm 1.00 Sm Mi I Piiifls-vs-. V Past Purdue State Chances 'Built byDaugherty' Trademark Of Michigan State Grid Lines Role of Substitute Strange to Zagers Bert Zhger*. who ii not MtUfied to be an umlrnti Ivlng Billy Welta plenty of competition 'for the « naltion of rifht halfback on the SUte grid squad. Becauee Zaaare «m a standout in three different i at Cadillac High Scla ia to |ireaa For youraclf , . , ftn gifts. Their's a fresh™, | Mi flret Michigan Stair I Wolves Flex Passing Arm For Minnesota ANN ARBOR, Mich.. Oct. 21 ) - Michigan flexed iU penning arm here Wedneaday in preparation for ita invaaion of Minneaota Saturday and the results were first rate. Coech Ben Oosterhaan called for panes from quarterback Lou Twenty-year RaMacvi. Duncan McDonald. Ray At Shepard's Kenan and William MrKinley In addition to several other*. currently cropl">»». YWK3' Title Goes M WiW Pore Named'54 Tennis t $ t > i M 15-Rounder rrar^# Ttnnii Cooch Prank Bceman Britten. sA: - p ij | \ i i k , Id War !!, won the Big 10 1/single* UU# la*t spring. He ■ted as flat of the finest KOLEMINE players in the Midwest. Borne say Spittoon Cmi«N con tha No. 11 yv on Wi'(, Cmnpu* Toronto Ties 5 single* title in , , ranee play in IMt. Mlehi- Mate tennis teams have won the conference ST matches while dropping only " by JACK Detroit Wings meet ton, III. at Evans- TORONTO M5-A- third pOtod eman also tirmat IS. Tab out mum spittoon? goal by Eric Neaterenko aalvaged released tha re¬ a lie (or tha Toronto Maple Lenta IT T>wl M'—lllg Had several person. wondering sults of a round- , ITI itVwJTw^ enwnoon. For a lima, there was a strong Wednesday suspicion that none air Wedneaday night National in process since tha beginning i ^Z'^ISZJ^JZ 0''wUh ,he re,ic Bl"-,or" foil term. Tha In playoff was us. select the travelling loam fi i«ii!Siir«a» SwT m HM !JSi"ta''Zlh'^ifSS goalie Harry Lumley in the as MOar^JNMONO wtlMlllm. Man the Maitm had id with Bill Dinean aco "itnLT*** W"iNI' "* -nctal ate wan lit fourth Mrslfht »*■ hall ta award led by Dutch Heibel and Cor- lag t ovar tha Hooting. Other I (IS011 and «l-f« (itU). Sulzboreki to Matwxk Gmmol^awl•late BACKWmM TO WIMBTOAY a picture AFIBBNOON.Waned el tha trophy. It however, that Ex-Purdue (Great Tutors mm wNh a Mag • plttoon had bean completely lotten. On diaplay In the Union lil I la Uw ill HP*. . Her! scored It S-4-J In Spartans9 Reserve Back ffi Olson, Judge Charley •y gO HLOBODNIK ,11. 11-4 and Judge at College football players, not unlike athletes in other sports, [kind. »-?• on the unaali often credit many of their finer abilities to the tutorage C The Associate Press | Olson on top. ld-4-l. of some former athletic great. John Mataock. Spartan re¬ i,i capacity uond of II serve quarterback from Detroit Pershing, has Harry Sulz- . SI6T.451. roared as C horski. former Purdue All- It to 5 favorite, tlaahsd Wiih the feeling of amateur sat. j American, to thank for an in- I (ICC ind dumped Mm twico. Frtdays. we wandered Into the valuable refresher course in i found the flaw that t I Rohmsen, the retired "*2, a brief football fundamgntais re- Check Ihene Vgulx fur handimmc cukir . . . interesting ccived this past pin's style. He Just eminent officials were more con¬ texture . right degree uf comfort for Full ... the fused than Vc were. The.v wore troit. . . hack up under fire. certain that the trophy was in Motsock and Sulal > .earned the trick he n v way they add a satari touch to your casual clothaa. ropee every chance Athletic Director Ralph Young's office. You'll quickly nee why corduroy vents have caught Just tu check, we contacted finer details of Young's uffice. »|fa in the the fancy of smart men—nt college xnd at Itloan! Union." a voice answered. By this lime we were lieginnina to lex's most unproved players. dbeoverwhet a Mg pioee i Union j,. * * COLLEGE BIKE One pgrson didn't have any idea. Another one did. "li s in the J" sHor SMALL'S A ninr-lttterman, winning (three each in football, basketball, a rut baseball, while at Pershing. us. it was like finding the Holy Grail The apllt.aui was rushed the Stat# Nfw« offict, where the photographer went to work, a^chappy to report that the trophy will be back in Jem*pit :T' the Spurtan 11-yard line and re¬ J JFU Gains Decisive Victor}' Although hi* athletic turned to the 31. From that point, the complexion of the game Over Outclassed A slier* 33*0 < on banned and the Spot tan* marc I to a storybook finish. '! Matsof k puck* a lot of speed Every man figured in the scoring for JFIJ Wednesday night as the squad swamped an ambitious hut outmunned Muiaoek temporarily in his 3' 1I\ 170-pound frame. Hi* ha? been clorked at 10.2 for the YOUR TRUSTY H1LKR Anher team by a .11-0 count. The vietM* dcoretl in nil hut the final periisl mh they ilin- Ihe ileus redo When, lote in Ihr IS HIRI WITH TNOUSAND9 i plnyed n powerful and versa¬ tile, offenw and an air-tight Snyder 17 took a first-half lead OP OIPT IOIAS bv virtue of a shfety only to see defense. AI Yuhan and Chuck Iran MAINE to lit LI 1 praemrt IS emae back and scun* ! Smith dM tha hulk of the passing which accounted f..r all]"™ ,w" """ .«e»l except en. one * the 1.111m of Ik. iaUtes. ""b1 "* ^ |f. ^ , The Lai Spartans counted onee Glen Curbcrtson In each of the final three permit* Iriel in Ihe final ! of play to whip ASCE by the margin of aa Phillips 4 mm 19-0 The combination of Jerry Ibdanger to Pete Rlomqulst »tond a pass interception fur out for the victor*. | thf Part il si ■ 1. It; PU > nrlauily wen ■ 1 notched I Inahi.i 10 the i lory »( the tragi a aland Loll scared both van." the Florioa Gators in 1*32. 'ly.T'" Al lad, g mMhiri mode far •para. ttWeontnah. wmrn awWh M -ough. toe* XpuH find a.andiku far gvatyKady anygft - rotcakaiaq. ..aara lipgl BB»a«N OJSLtriTlf* Mhdyb m *111 Spa I 6ABSHIRE fUm-n" Taking a popular tunc, •the member* piny it through sep- ofatclv, then join effort* with »n effective interpluy. ? Ticket* for the concert, the first of this season's Iscctiirc-Conocit Nfics, have been sold out i Wat-Thursday. Many Nations Represented % Students fifty -fmir countric* arc icprc- acnted l»y the 277 foreign student* who are enrolled at MSI", an- liuonerd lhmald J. Gem inch for¬ eign student advisor. This i does not Inrlude students from U, 8. possessions, who are not Cfkgslfied as foreign students. ^Canada, our closest neighbor. Iwta the largest representation with A7 students. India follows With :ttl students, Colombia 28, Iran I A. and China 12. < Other r.xintries renre 'Ecuador. Egypt. El Salvador. En¬ gland, Finland, franc*. Germany. CWd Coast. Greece, Guaten Haiti. Iceland. Iraq, Israel. I ' Still others are Jamaica. K*l*a. Ijrhanon. Liberia. i, IVru. Hyukyus Islands. Scotland. 8w User land. Thailand, V r a g u a v. Venezuela, Vtd Nam and We*t Africa. Home Ee Clul* View Old Style* Mcnilwrs of 'Varimi. rlulw Uif llnmr Kr Impairment h*rt t ■npurtuuil. It. *rr lhe M.vtr* Ihr IMu, .m MM' i.ikimu l.unp.rr.1 with llw Mil. >r*r> Inl nlahl In Ihr Ultlr Thmlr, r( Ihr Hum Br Uulldms IVtuir* wrrr >ho«n nf ihr S- upr Ilium rmnhwUioi la.gr in) ami hip., nhlrh »»» Ihr rage i IBM). JHrmhri, .>< Ihr rlul* mmh-lr.1 , ami iyi> rrrllrr rtrrumatanm iilMlar ami brll Mlluu.rllr.-lhr ihal platwt klm with thr sr..up of MMMXMJJ&B AUIMTUMIUM IY. OOMB2S .V aaiwVHe* | ' P wmKKmmu