P^pp . ■■ '■ GOOD LUCK ON ELECTION DAT to ALL CANDIDATES M 8C DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION price b cents KAS^^NSlNG^inCHl^ljjgjj^EURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 195.1 RELEASED BY ARMY American iions Bring Board Actions Slaughter II ry Today Pplls Community Chest More Cloud* Tumbling Sign Revealed k Exceeds Area Goal Falling Due With Wind Photos Included A(t Evidence hi Smith, Blagdun' (riven Award. A II ■»!. ww* to nan Zt'EOB WASHINGTON' of* — The Bagwell Reclamed to Board Post I Army, in a new and ghastly By BCV BI'SCII account of Communist atrocW iic.s reporter! Wednesday that Mate New* Aaaaciatr l.dllur Lanxinir ami (ireatcr Lansing r< *i(lents ran nffi.nl to fcvl t 6,113 Americans probably were l :| amuK today. f persons They contriliuti'il nearly to the l!l.*>t Conimunltvl Cheat campaiKn—I Oh per rent of the nr«u'< tfoal of *705,111. & i\ by iT. 1 The result* Heie liinounrcd Congress at p victory oinner aiainanred h.v a lainalnit industry fori rnmpaitrn worker* in the Ho¬ Approves tight. Deadline Set Puppets and People Allocations For Turning Turnabout Theater Draws Few t% CYNTHIA S( lll.f R Report* «>ii Clti'si IVewnleil lo (>nni|i In Proofs pie were pick rated in Fairchtl Grandma Always Danced." TP* report u ds the War Crimes lltvGion nf die mi npitrd bv Theatci Wednesday night by th which Lotto Goslnr represent Art.iv in Korea. It covered the "Turnabout Theater." period from the beginning of While eleition «l I s p u 1 e Award* went to Alvie The theater group, on its fir? the war th ough last June 30. coest-to-coast tour after enjoytn Hill liurk and' Minn ceded the ensemble's final raged in student government centennial dlrrctor, and t'harlee I infatuation." 12 years «>f popularity in IMlv "Goodnight Again." after whl ItS (Mill til ick (or election offices Wednesday night. Con, Hindu* a**t«unt journalism* lor ro- the coinperalively '.mall audict Id* case, acci gress quietly approvetl Cam- MSC tram which web first ie | Ss'niurs' picture prmifs for the fall ten Uiture-Cot of violating pus Che«t allocations fur this vr.ir the Wolverine shottltl lie taken cctt hit the ItHt per rent mark in 'ICS. Under new Speaker. Larry to -tl L'nitin before Nov. 12, The first part « 'A Night at sjieei the puppet the Government Heitsch. Congress briefly duu-u.- division. actonling to Richard Mc. TUinalmut" ripened with the Yale aed a report presented by K.i> Krieist of "Turnabu Ulaughry. yearbook business man- Puppeter i \ presentathHi of MM EM *. Kr ^ Btmgght to l is. satkikk x. yL«n-_ ronton B»1 r-Ti-r-a^w YUM MIOHldAM STAT1 BBWS mm Union' Board To Spomor Two Record i Coed Team to Face Coed-itorials BaHot Bon will I hi, band play for tV MtoOd hour of I in the (Mart Bal Saturday niiM Falcon's Challenge , „««., wcimen have rcascd to be par- _ Friday I,ic will all be The MRU women's field hockey team wHI journey to Bowl- ticipant* in Hfe, ami have be- more; secretary. Shirley In* Green University this weekend to challenge the coed come merely spectator*. ice. Hamtramek sophomi Falcons surer. Barbara Knutaon, Alger x HOLLISTER . m if The team roster will include the following player*! Erma .Jh®y J". & Area Festivals Calviai, lt.tr.it aeniot; Joan Hengy, Dearborn * e n I o r: Joyce Broo, Chicago, III., jun-! much ,for "»• And then A New officers for I ^ hey wonder why they have COFFEE SHOP ior; Barbara Edward., To Schedule .in* mnior; Allene Johwon. Lud- io r<,|v on « h°* ot low, Pa., " — Link, — Anita De- 1j PlH"- Pronicnaders tore: Nadine Lock- aenlor; Mary Smith. "It just isn't ladylike." I Patricia wnior; a Hancock Junior; Evelyn Smith. I heard one coed say when Robar, Perrington. MSC's Pi nmonaders were i>urand senior; jane LePonty. De-,asked why she disliked physl IN W. ALLEGAN • LANSING. MICHIGAN among the in.noo dancers last Sharon K»n- cal education. Or "it'» too ONE BLOCK EAST OF THE STATE CAPITOL weekend at the Fourth Interna' newly elected of- tlonn! Square Dance Festival held in Chicago. cr are a civic program at tlw 3-0. and tted U of M, 0-0. The A few women have nevet Jim Bell. Freemont Festival. Nov. 7 and a White" team alio .hut nut At¬ ■II Full Dance Festival Nov. 12 ii realized that if they exercised Hitter, Park Forrest. III., sopho¬ hlon, 3-0, but bowed to U of M, a hit they might Cease to have more; Wendell Hughes. Buffalo, Flint. N. Y. sophomore; Jim Kelly, When your family chit* yon, Students interested in joinini l life of nerves and liegin to the TV next ipirtidar en the Mason junior: and Howard Kuip- Frnmrnuilets may attend I special instruction class from T ftcM keeker arkednle la et T»- take life naturally and easily. Park, 111., sopho- recommend tcith confidence, the 7 30 p.m. every Wednesday night •iUeU. Nev. 7 In wklrk aeven 'articipation in sports is in the Women's Gy relaxing as well as body stren Others are; Boh McDonald, Hollitter Coffee Shop Dining Rimm. Detroit sophomore: Billy Poiriec, gt hening. That's the reason Birmingham sophomore; Jerry ng the Ladder id the newly elci ted officers in- president. Kuthy Walker. Director of the hockey group, i. why individual gymnastics Ruff. Port Huron junior: and Ron i Mis. Elizabeth White, physical was added to the physical ed¬ Smith, Detroit sophomore. iKh.im junn.i: treasurer, Pat education instructor. Well-known ucation program—to help cor¬ Officers elected at the Pre-Vet Saturday ami Sunday, Michigan State \imis Tourney Entrants Oration chairman, Dick In- East Lansing junior, in lieen hockey circles. Miss White has rect an All-American plaver for live years, last year hockey Istdy difficulties as well as relax muscles. meeting are; president, Jim Boydston. Hudson sophomore; STIDEMT SPECIAL: chicken, hie. lous demonstrations of the >resident, Ray Dodlgreen, licmg rn-captain of the All-Amer- In short, maybe the modem Pontiac; secretary. Boh Good vary, lJered Success Hints # , ' Better Ration mclutled a perfor- iran team. She I. also a member Out 3. for the Society for of the Detroit Association nf The Hearing in Kalamatno and Great Iaike. which represents woman would feel much bet¬ Yuba City, Calif, sophomore; and ter and move away from din¬ mitt. pot and gravy idate — O.tc. i arc entering the Tennis ladder Tournament! the I., nsing Roy Scout Jamboree, ing room "diet tables" if she area hockey players. i practice their serve* and backhand*, aeenrding The dancers also participated took time out to keep herself Activities Carnival ajid the in trim by participating in i Lucille I'ailey, assistant professor of physical eduea- 'V ",l' Now In Stock sor of the tournament. j«""r,h Social Circuit some form of athietir*. Newly established this fall by the women's physical ed. Sailing tilth to Featnrr QI0UU Splash HOLLISTER *n oration department, the pur Fore Ft Beta Phi recent pinning, Films of Koat Karrs include: Carol Bannlnga. Ludlng pose of the tennis tourney i, mi to Host to out encourage for the MSC fuels spring term to tr- tontu> Tee W Tally ton senior to Warren t.udingtnn senior end Sigma Nu; Ashley, The Sailing Club will meat 'n 32 Union t«Kla.v. The meeting will Kathy Powers. St; Kathrine, Ont. feat me a film. "Sailing in Can- Meet junior to Jtm Harris. Ft. Weyne, Open to Coeds Ind. junior and Sigma Alpha Ep- adit." showing various boats and COFFEE SHOP famous races. silnn; Barbara Inch. Detroit Jun- ii 11 Sr -t women's swim- List week plans were made SERVICE B antiftr. th has been selected inter-collegiate med ! lor to Clayton Armltage. ftetrnlt ig and senior and Theta Chi; Sally Crick, for an intra-club rei day to determine $24.95 i-r tor in the Women's firm baring Alpena sophomore to Steve M, - crews for the regional elimina¬ s.i "•■i * Dec. 5. The meet Hugh, Toledo, O. sophomore and ;,T" -9 id** e At , i by WAA rules 'ie nwarded to Coeds participating in Sigma Alpha Epsllnn; and Joyce Comb. Highland Park Junior to tions to be held the week-end in Ann Arbor. following STATE RECORD Mfl W. ALLF.GAN tourney are listed aimrdin irden, Glendsle. Cal, Junior BLOCK RANT OF THR STATR CAPITOL their playing ability. Its men and Delta Tau Delta. rs ; . fall nrtivlties a ladder system, players lenge one or two persons a i grown to a sis* of si ,Nf' .IWtJ^H it 'honorary nf them on the scale. It the are. wins she then changes i y meets, dem- I ' ' •• i with the challenger or vice \ r « throughout | The 10 or 12 player, wlio i the top of the ladder will Dancing in Laming You're a soft touch w sponsors ant v • " * •• i ^how featuring aa^H r»i t rry ^ »;ii •'••■! Jones Army . vrm. 'tic t<» The service same men ItapMil honorary la Contestants may also er iHRte Y. W. C A. r Night S M - II M ... ni'wiNt in our angora glows bit of fluff knitted II "• intramural tennis matches '• vtiioua swimming specially for us in Italy. iuiromenta set en on campus Kron u..RTiurr^^| 1. '' •' ■ti«»n. The re- We've mittens too. ' ,, ,rtiripatton In White, pink, blue or saml. ™ - >s» mret and * ; > ■o,ng. Intarntod Croup .h-'w. , ^ Egyptian Talk ' •" '»»r tn: pm- "Spotlight On Cg.vpl" w ill b topie discussed -I I hi- Intel STUDENT LAMP (E FtwardL bat to attofwl Club meeting Friday --rhorn jo. in 31 Union. malar; HCM 1 ' srfitor. "-ooiaa. Carry Slides and discussion „n Egvj, l«n culture. dan»es. and rill be e*plaini*d. Evervw is *n mu*i 1 Ait O US IAHSIHG ■B riAg Now there's a girl in the * S Hoiu»rary (oeda •n »« Orrhoato. mat ! a ,ii - Ni. '" MmrUm lug, mii"! rt «- * |*> m, Oa PfRSMUUZED SBNKE in »s* «9M,S«NlN>.agSMi Ajjara Ywr MiMb Loui» Laundry & Dry Cleaning % jjrjjr. Holconib's BoitermaKersnate l Passes as Snyder 12 Romps wflaa poooi a 'nfi jack lewis Wednesday Intramural 1mHull league (late wu htfh- lu i an, it r PBAC, • IT. Ml Sayfar 18. • rectus 0: Cap CMy Cats 0 High in rCannibal Hred by Snyder It's drubbing tAayder 10. Snyder 13 accounted Butterfteld' a'skid mitVvietonr Ml Maaar Maa It Purdue Tops in Keeping ] . Mthe lopsided wore |flab the auperb of 42-8 passing of on the extra point scored by Dick Wallace by a pas* from John 1; mat* ■ 4. Ill PlilMll t. • Edwards Shines in Dual MSC Takes Defensive MAftf Scheppler ■« he toned ilx Carlson. Butterfldd ■ threatened ■ i. it; roaao. i, a tflBown ptnn. Hie fevortte re- ta»m wgre Pat Martin and Max in the last quarter aa Parry Tompeett scored on an Intercep¬ Position of Coach, Scout Michigan State hgj W]ton. who each caught a pair of tion, but they failed to make the extra poMt. St. Looia Stockholder* 'Natal known as ■ pie of why the R? "Cannibal Imtguo", in which 1 TSanMl'ri* MtoiSeM 2. 7 ■order ll. IS; Snyder It. • Withdraw OHole Salt A feature of the fine Spartan teams over the pant few underdogs are well fod upon their brothers, m. Butterfteld 5 won the dormitory The penlng combination of Tom ahemplonship as it combined the Evan, to Jack O'Malla proved passing attack ol John Krogman fatal to Snyder 13. aa they teamed ST. LOUIS UP)—A rail by mln- Sldeliihts yearn htw been the tremendous quality and quantity of the dn. Conference statistics Nftact how it is done. The Boilermakers, badly underrated off their j with the rushing attack1- of Bob to score all the winner's points. Chiefly responsible for this situation is End Coach Earle defeats, show up spectacularly in key statistic/! BallOrd. Krogman threw t w o IM bcokkb ments. Their win over Michigan SUte has tUcle to the tranifer of the Iwards, who joined the * * * beea, touchdown panes to end Bob Ja- ■aim ■ a Id l. IS: anttertWM 3. • to Baltimore, w.i wlthd Wednesday by Intramural Dlrec- Michigan State coaching staff i by Coach Stu Holromb to playing "possession h»ir ' is proof of that in tho statistics. Purdue shares Wednesday by the complaining in 1940. a 21 Such flankers as All-Amer- pass-minded Northwestern, in number of plavs 2a Icans Dome Dibble and Bob with 65.5. In addition Purduo hat allowed its onL Carey, ar game players Hank Mln- put the ball in play tho foweat number of time*/, RENT A Block I—Rowland (4-1); Ulrey, arik und Paul Dekker. defensive NEW CAR! oils <3-1). Block 2—JFU (3-0). Block 3—Lil' Spartans (3-0); specialists Jim King and Ed Luke, Yale Leads Cap City Cats (2-0). ' ck 4—lncognitoea (2-0), U.S. Defense & rBATEBNITY ck I—Phi Kappa Tau, Sig¬ ' ma Chi (3-0). YORK (*)—'The boat all- W* mr and * h^Ti Block 2—Theta XI (3-0), Beta Thcla Pi (2-0-1). nation's ma Block 3—Delta Sigma Phi, Pal [s to Yale, N.C.A.A. Service With Upullon. Delta Chi (2-1). the opportunity U wr kit | revealed Wed- Hips: Block I- Olivar's Ells are the only ro- Low Daily. Weekly Rita* and 4 (1-0-1); Block 2—Precinct 7 (3-0). Prior to rnming to State. Ed¬ ist after two straight ties. Snyder: Block I—Precinct 13 wards served as an assistant coach Illinois, hard-pressed tok s alma mater. Penn undefeated record clear u (2-0); Block 2—Precincts IS State, for Yale ranks flnt la Mai At- r a doonar, warmer home... and lowar fuel bilk... IB (2-0). East Rhnw Block I—Precinct 4 a period of 13 years. At Penn State Edwards had his tlrst Ail-Amer¬ ican Turkey Trot j Conference game with last week, continues to* end, Sam Tamburo. ferencc teams in total o order • art of Duet-Stop Air filUra from today. (3-0-11; Blick 2—Precincts 7, Deadline Neartl ua ALADDIN SYSTEM id 10 (2-11. West Shaw: Blick 421 yards a g.m The Annual Turkey Trot will be ted 368 yards per car PH. 9-97HH 3 (3-0); Blick 2-Precinct 8 (3-0). run on Thursday, Nov. 12, at 5:30 The Bulldogs have sin, also relying heavily Ilutlcrlicld: Block I—Precinct 3 fffneer In l.«inbrrtvllle, N. J., i 89. to 1.59 ra.li 13-01. where he workc J far twe year*, p.m. This event, to be held on 151 yards a game, 2.8 points, just wowj t Mimt||f (onelodloa the Old College Field, is open to two touchdowns and two con¬ versions in five games, only 25.3 John akciHARDWARE H AT M8C MAN'S BEST FRIEND IS A JUST HKiHT BIKE. USED (IB NEW from 112.50 w ard* mm in* J* *t male runners either as teams or as individuals. per cent completions by oppon¬ ents, 120.4 yards along the ground I *f 23 panm per m kirk | 2011 Grand Rim Aw. a East Lansing, Mkk. From 1934 to 1936. Edwards was Any housing group or group of and 48.6 yards through the air. coach at Kbcnsberg. Pa., High leads women students is eligible to They have raae through I IMJ School. He joined tin? Nittany Lion sponsor any men's team. Any > stall in 1936 and coached for 13 until taking hi* present group planning to sponsor a team ; sition. may enter by calling the |M office. Edwards' family includes his Extension 687 The deadline for '. wife, Mary, and three children. entering is Wednesday at 12:00 eldest son. Jack, 20. was an The College Bike Shop outstanding end prospect at Mich¬ igan State ufitil an injury forced The prizes for this obstacle race him to the sidelines in his soph¬ ; are turkeys for the first three men Although it has yielded just 83.2 yards a game to running yards over lliino omore year. | to cross the finish line and for the plays, Iowa has had 55.5 per cent | Mary team whose first four men have of the passes attempted against it Ann, 1H, a freshman at State, and j the lowest score. The second place succeed, 10 of them for touch¬ team will lie awarded ' Hob. 13 a goose downs. both the poorest marks in with a duck going to the team that the country. Giving up 114 yard* places third. The first four mem- 1 a game through the air has made tiers of the top three teams will ' it 100th among 111 major schools Slur, Bourn in that respect. 9:5(1 In 5:511 Man. 12 lu 9:110 Starts TODAY EhMvi Finrt-Raa fUTaL'aV.lN 1:55 • 7:11 5:J* - W »;U W^hr Without Men of educated tunic Special appreciate the high degree Fui of nmartnenn in our CLOTHING! Their'* nothing ab*enln«ln4ed ahual the I'rofe ... the aiadeal* ... aa> «ae ... who cfcas freca oar great aeteetioa! We provide gaaNty. style. CORDUROY awdoMiki taUoriog — aad etcoplioaal talae a* atoN. Wky Mat loUoo the lead to atyk aad gaahlv ia ekthoo SHIRTS Ihat paan every euaiiaalioa? 9ml* *49.50 u|, Twproal* *40.50 Slack* *12.95 H|> S|M»rtroal» *52.50 u|» RaWoato kwrworal *4.95 • *7.95 with the Nat af Ike faulty wukt 1 *w6 — aporaaf I i»Slii(l Hay cam* ay iMlscm from *12.95 , laakiag cnlnr-hrighl time after liatl Tkey're expensively styled with flap peak* •to. n>«« yake liiiafk gtaalaa aaqa* Mtrl battens, iljmultlt caffs.. .jaa •knat every Inxnry-lanrk>Mico«ld want. k?W'- —jpn rnk mclisar stats hews OMOf May Opar TM.ht Hurley Replace* Ralshiser .to* W A* W olves Ready for Penn « 'to trala i A I ANN ARBOR. Mich. id".—Piftirit Boti Hurley wax ' watched closely Wetlue-.by as r.«<-h Bennie Oosterbaan of Taylor's Charges j prepare his Michiy&ti Wwlvtciasr.< for Saturday' iramo with Penn. Hurley, Michigan's No. 2 , fullback, would gel the call in m 0 the event an Injured hip suf- j-ur^*r,t. instead of Aims fered by Dick Bal/hwer in »* Bolihtoei Jim Smith the Minnesota game is a<#jurt$»F Second too much of a hand icon Snares AP ite Upset Grid Honors NEW YORK Bwauw like to man thing* he played one of the greatest for their former game* in Southweat Confer¬ i ami it will bo no ex- ence history against Texas Saturday. A&M Saturday, husky 215-pound i f Jim Smith of Baylor was named day whrn Kip Tav- hi* Orrcon Slat* Wednesday the Associated lin Field nith. a junior tackle from en* tat sauulw S"uN'>'« »■«" *Hh Mkhiga. l Columbia, Tex., received 1 stiff opposition from Tom Hettin, Purdue guard, Art Hunter. The TV Coach Notre Dame tackle and tafelt. Penn tackle. Jack uill have In hnbit that the Spiir- be wary o( as Leahy Surveys JSI) |k„i the Heavers in their same of the year. Practice From Bed I Spirt SOUTH BEND, In,I. d"1—O.ach Frank 1 i-ahy t at: Wednesday continuetl his hospital l ed coa-hing of unlvatcn Notre I by injuries. Damei via television and telcphunn. ,1 Th*' M-venr. , ike rsttlle Ceesl reafee- The Irish mentor, recn|.crating from Saturday, again wutehisl his a stomach attack | mLwSw I kas its slfhte set en mi¬ , liary. team work out oil a closed TV! . . Orangemen have won Just I circuit brought to his riH.ni in tWWWw ItWll Z JM. over Idaho last week. j sf. Joseph Hospital. ^u* t„ th.it the Beavers were . Preparing for its fifth SUEDE JACKETS 1 game of [liodent the scoring column | the season against Nav« here Jt tr.es Saturday Notre Dame worked »i j ni une is taking Kip Tay- , offense and defense in diuumv Kjua-d lightly, especially the 1 scrimmage against the freshmen be staff. ' j * * * LAFAYETTE. Ind. Th. h Uilf rememkeee the IMi Purdue football team, prepatihg m ekes a Green tng White , 1 nBiM Isle FartUad. fa¬ rt hi as many aa three spent a good share of Wednesday's Mss n. ever th* men frees practice in rhe«kirig its pass de¬ An ofJ frtcnJ with fense and gearing up its runnir. fue H I J' INTERPROOF YOUR CAR a new rain. net. ti. tamble In rtr- - .. j ;«-!#. attack. ' fine quality *ueJe jacket! in col- B A> 1 orful ,* war the Spartans hn