M ^■aggr«! jaHLOID thm |N<> W sunday M 3 C V—/ DAILY 3TUDBNT BAST lansing, michigan — gglHAY. NOVKMBB* A. ISM PUBLICATION -Hews 3 pmcb • cents llallot Counter* James Wfifts Frash Presidency H" * ja t ■ ,? :u From State Science Board Pep Rally Crowd ri'' Light Vote ; •; Hoppert Named To Commission iija Recorded In Finals I I IIf By MVRA M«rCIIKRMIN Run-off Slated Iff Dr Cat I Hopper t, MSC rhcinis- For Council Tie '.if r.v professor. was it |»|h tinted l»y healing mi th ill MM I «M MM H HI* I lay to the lh.hn .Vie I ire |Wiarrf «»f pahsetl (Kaminutl dichigati requited In I iosc Ht hucrmlt In On in Madison, Only 1.023 voter*. '**• Dr. l|op|irrt comiiytited •lloves some reciprocal pi fourth of th* freehman cU*«, pernor's Award rmatt of doctors should la* arranged turn*d out ThurmUy to elect Howard Jam**, from B Ik hart. Ind president of their clsu. ired for Game men her. fret hritor I'ulnte, rrsslrr ronfirmattans and will . (iarnar K) fw efes attended over James with )l) votes William Bees 4*0 won out E >1 Athletic Board Still Prior to coming fseller ef Green Bay. mmiI directoi of chemistry and nutri¬ Student DcnioiiNtratorN Involved to Trophy Plans tion of the H«*ft Wheal Millers' association at Nashville, Term ! Class secretary I* Jeanne War- }u, h ilinruaiiad Governor'* Trophy in no longer n I rtinit to t»oV of it legis- Only other MSC faculty mem- her to have served on the Midi* tgao Science Hoard was Dr. Hua- Police Kill Two Participants ringtoci. iP-thesta lor Of BfvAljr, 544 Md. with 424 vote*, and treasurer is Sot Tay¬ Men William* Thursday mail* public n loiter ii. 10^2 thai ton. former Dean of Science and [will to llaflan Hatcher, prrniilrnt of the Univrrmtv of Michigan. ami I'roniilont planned But Yugoslavia is A la sa Oder Port Huron Snowfall s Ann Hrttal. if and Cat/anna ball rivalry between the Uni¬ the United States proposed CM. • «»* has chal- five Trophy *> versity of Michigan and Michi- State College to turn • ration hack to !ta!t.ivi admims- r.% and turn Trieste over to theaction >hj>reatefi«d thr Ijtrt. 4 Harper. 1? North Campfcrfi. Judy Ury rf Italian trvv* tHwril-growcr* 'At that time t a ho indi< .itr< Aii*ail thr ere hospi- | Italy fr.'.Ng ir.4«» '/jrt* A Italy and Yu¬ Others are East l^arw^.. na fUndPurg. 1). Eait Mayo. Be^- tholr razor* for rogutor today in Lasts Eight Hours The I 'sHad Malaa An goslavia each want all tV tern- tor y •y Gibvo. 21. Est* Lansing Iko Gere*aid. 2b. and West Shasr. lout v' .v. rnmont of- Roger Largiey. iii atrurk l'.«rt Hurnti Thurwlav. th* I'i*. I i.irat rail A 1 U-irith -nowfull g*«t ikluyr ul kihiw in Simw ft.ir.i.'K hit ut her Mil hie.ni thl, M-awin. Mat. araaa in a nuibian lilaxt noat Friday. cated the trophy would V Used llu«e- wrrr off Mhemilr. and rntn-I Bef.*re t»,r fi^ht tnde*l it was ' irruit Jurlr* Mil*« N Culehan. th* (rami juror. a«k«f i estimated 1.000 demonstrators, all Gov. G. M*nn*n William* to sororit ,nd lru.li, Th* polir*Jmayor. Misa Dempary. | Pat Yirorh, ' -loth Malt Smra Raymond. •f MteMcta —M»* unding trurki. I used fire Loses in a vain attempt] 5IM) Students mm, f OI five Is lo seven lathes nf assow \tt break up the riot, then opened |t will prnbebl* V* unvni.<1 To Macklin ZZJTZi • ir.g his gi idu-iti' M. —— Ik* during h-lll.iw etrrmmuo »hd • !'I32. flit •rked o - M. ( lair River (mm 1 I thr "If TPS- curranll. bcm« m— in Chi,,," h assistant in horticulture; trophy will bt llown her ,*,,1 I,vr >*.r. t*»rhin« '«•>«• •* *» n.l 'iMi.lt in high. P—l**. m SI CUtf. I Ifr won a avnuahtng victory mZZl mZZ. i ,ci I* reports from th' in ( ,... .ml Yp-lUnll. He •«««C " —* RtMsk irssp mmed Uwarg the t margin of 2*i to I and rarro-d Kiaa, Hanira, Naa* lirhigun's IVwed of the MSC catension staff in ! his entire coiinci! slate into off we Athletics indicated I with him. l iner to S00 ehivertac Spar- U<*t m Jtarui f, akin. (Urn- j ludg# Cole ban. aftev a km« in* tan* fatbrred at Maeklin »«a- - on. l« «-* I (hi-th«-Spot Coverage v*»fi»»tKm of the Daurkoen city rlHim at b pm Tkur-rtiy to J!?.''!?* tfdmimslratMWB. accused Hunherd mil tk* team off foe Cotatn-1 ^r , ^ wct, ro. G— *4 malfeesonce. nohfeasance and Football Edition Slated k— eno in* Ohm SUM gam*' i-- Second wilft.r Argtc t of duty Muouird struck keck by at ■acker* M I— •*"" "" kg hr would petdiofi tor a Wrk— r-mpu* Mid t- ir*g)by ssa grand fury to invert 14 aauM ok— oiural rtvklrr Bi conduct of circuit rout ■pgrustly the grand Jury and sports photo roveragt ot* of lb* trophy rUn OtooJ*«• aa-aW:i went II •< -U or m «i Ike! Ik* origin*) "Wl" ,hou' | Mtmiion Set j • ^ & ' Tounsej CtifiC***- j IJ.tica Coed Hurt inmowJ- a*, c « nk; 1 K?>Vr?5? ' —V—WkW kurru lUy mrming le P*-P ve p-** s _ . _ ___ column uoto* WI i !!5--*■— -TiTiJi'SS-"5" 0 to •*1 1* ■r£5S Til II10II0AN STATI NIW8 lirthr To Ttie Editor i \peci Sponsorship Of UMOC ilnd, laod we war a* Tin Clarified tn than .thn i« mm m Chest was In order. people WE Campus Chest does not spun- ably In o sur Ihe Ugliest Man on Canipus M HtMa contest, Tins Is rpnnsoreil hide- af bear prudently by members of Alpha I'hi Omega, national, service fraternity. Tlie donalums arc h> la- turned over lo a worthy hlle charllable nrihihUntinn. Stm% there is an Churches % re-lnlretturlni the snap I a Walrb Oar: •lories and Ihe bulletin Slide News wire clippings dally on hoard near the stair¬ way entrance to the Union rafc- organization nn campus which distributes monies to these agen¬ cies, the fraternity agreed to do¬ nate the money to the Campus INTBR-CVTY TBGSSTT teria If of chrmft. sctnnwr Editorially ... Chest BIBLK CHURCH ,c~~ %snu wearing red platd slacks in Grill a prophet of IhlngK M Attend Your Chapel come? ... I'll nlwaj shaking hands will not (yawn) to i Campos l oosest—II WUhMtaTi For the final time ainfe the College Memorial Chapel wns dedicated in June. 1952, an all-rollege veaper aerviee will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. Michigan State News This week the program will la- handled by the music 'department. Any organized group on campua. inclui housing anils, may rponsor one of thiwe services by i tai ling William I.. Davidson, second floor of the Union The services will la- short, none lasting more than an dwlck ami Ken Herman are ' ■geWsml wsstsi Temhnm. Mm mmnwraa'mi CHRIST LimmUN CHURCH q E week's "Seniors") ...How hour, willi talks—not sermons—lasting about 15 minutes. They will reflect the stainetl-giass windows above the al¬ tar. "rvliginn, lirotherhiMal and patriotism." I hurrli Nrhuol 10:00 I II N One theme suggested l»v Davidson Is a aaries of talks dm ef geew aear Ik Junior Church loot A II M P1 Smith rolluwahlp I SO on religions leaders of all nations, although students or "Thr Heeret of • J'ull I ... Tbap I MO p.«. any S|teaker they choose.may pick any topic. I'.IMU lMh< Hu«lnr«. MOklinc A Iteautiful ami symliollc chattel is there by the Auditor¬ I nto* 4 M ium for lis students. Now It is up to us to mukc the oil tlie caiulnl.ili.s for corps spon¬ bout use of it. These ves|ier services will continue only as sors Purely have phntns uf KAST leANSINU TRINITY CHURCH ... so toiig as we students supiairt them. many rule curds been galhrred on iiiii' or twn bulletin boards ... Ti One cadet uffirer was overheard telling his buys: "laaik tliem all Editorially over carefully. men. then vole fur my girl. She's numta-i irv. JOHN Mil.ho. Poster Seniors will march Wednesday No Close Shaves night In a Lansing Armistice Ha., parade. . Armv and Air Force cadets drilling Wednesday AIX SAINTS Put those razors down. a nf the sen- CHURCH EPISCOPAL CHURCH Today marks the start of a student government-spon¬ sored bean! growing rontest in coiuieetiou with next week's M8(-Michigan game. Kath women's living unit will s|tnnsor u team of two, (fir t'Rltri l.uthorsu (hurrh Hi rm -MAS t hortrs T WITMllt'T Narllrt. PiOst CKAOINIi" 1 • IS A |0:4ft two Mmtlral Oovvtrrs along with alternates. Registration is to In'gin today and • M Thr l.fMM Ou*4oy Rdnsl •ml with judging at the pre-gante rally. i Facial adornments will lie judged oitvjiist hIhwiI every 10 4ft Thr 4h»W Chun* * Narmv t Trrsrh—I thru II ll-oo Murulut Pro*or m4 oormmi °l ft M pm. lawsiblc attribute—quantity, ipiality. color, shape ami tex¬ A 4'hlMroh's IrtasR r%rrv 0uo4oy - ( MNtrlwi MB ture. A move is now on to instigate a similar contest at the University. * If the proposed M8C-U of ill whisker tlerliy reaches frui¬ tion, will a new tradition for rivalry twlween the two schools la- established'.' In future years, the au|ierinrity of each school may not la> derided solely on acadcmia or athletic prowess. Rather, how many yards of wisil can you produce? Teur masculinity is at stake, men. Cimpis Classifieds LOW FAST I.ANSINt; South ftrnitr ot 4 00 pm. coi.lefik i.ithbran Nl I'NITY CENTER church PHONE« ED 2.1511 EXT. 268 """ '88v5'wai«gs'd& HI 10 a.m., Saturday I femlMne II st. thomas aquinas 4 p.m., Sunday. Itethel Manor ». IjhW"; •" claamog. catholic church Mni'ji t-'iiMIWHI 1 " AUTOMOTIVE =JSi SERVICE typewriters sales rentals . m Akkagg M "'* •* «•. Hi* it:M Puzjlt - eros3v*ord Ly.JU»j UL-IMH MII.: cm. 1 P11'1 acaom I tMO ii i; a4ioo tl Clft ti • WOLVERINE TYPEWRITER CO 11» I. KALAMAZOO 9 nb:- "■ii1' « l\ocos of tl Unit of woe PMONt bokod cloy M " J'.'1.1.. Gr^ndwa • i.'ifi- -n..;. 1' ;;?«■ II A pott Sfta— M ItUrvl 10 tin !«!•'" 'h •" RbL cwiiuag. WW- ytSw"wir!** E55£ D 14 Apr Mfdittrn II Cunvoysnoo noon 4T . ».W 4,!' •' 4 . kg'- IT ft"* o( » Allenuoa JMHMITl': • it'1 Jll,. Action m VIjnoi low rtuf.iij. 4b : III. s It ttCOfM pt.nt tl Nominal 41 (Vr>uaw*| vslu* of Are 4T Km* fft CMn u rift? iS. gg . 5* TSSSw rmTT r r r ■ J J FmTT FnTri ■ ilBBB J■£' ■fiJIIB JBBB.1J iiua^aiBBix ju ^bbsibbb jmmu jum wiifiiB . ciii^idKiii riKBBBud g/sdIIBK T " 14 w.'Wli'BK wJU.tei TBI KICK10AN STATt KIWI [ed Prisoner Democrats Hopeful College to Hont Annual Junior After Election Wins Academy Meet "all&Protest Republicans Jolted by COI* Loss; Ahraif I JO Mi'tilaan hi«h urbonl 1tu1ler.tr wtll wmv*n* f.i-r* Su'wr- Chairman Sew Party in Trouble diry f'ir tin. animnT fall mretlna tpectedSoon nf ihe Mlrhlnan Junior Araifemy ! of Vieni e. Aria and Letlera, WASHINGTON 'A'l—Demdernlii Victoria* in TnenHay'l The nrganlMtion, .txin.or*.! hv •ad ham m. electinna gave Kepuiilitane it jolt Wnlnemlay und apurred ' >hew Iwmarretle rtalteoal M ^ ttlrUm |hm ^ AfVr ri-ttirte,In* In the Natural rtu.ldtr.it. the vlntnrr wilt w,ir.»ned hy tir «m IS. US.MI'NMOM -A major Comnitinlat prntiwt nlmetl I pIpiimhI with the result*, hut I elaar akene* af arellaaret Sere Mrew, head of the botany depart- I |,r«'Hk i»K "ft 1 emlmrraaeiiiK, futile pri,,,,,,.,- „r war laat November." 1 merit ilea../ iiaru'h, lolijojltonal 1 LhiwI i"iw W«» »*ed near ThttrHiluy. | direetnr of the ford Motor C S|»e..hlM( S[ioki-torn for the New Deal- aiI| rpeak on S-.i-nrr- Rdueatn hi, vlrw It Rwlan, Hweiliih itml 1 rutinn nlnervera, 'air Deal win* of the Rcmwraiir in Industry" and .» tour of th# Relinffiil liv llll t,f 1,10 Chin- iVi.i*,. vfwiiliiiw-r'rail's he woutd i fro'enaed to aee the out. botany. geology, /oology, ,»nd c*o- N' w V«rk tnayoral toiioiog/ dcpnrt'inentg will follow. (ouie Ec, pr o n e r a interviewed vol,lute no npiniia, whether the!"""» I natalit y in n tlruvw-oul, ell-el ion return, mean tt.e H. „ul,- w,''r" tlemoerat Ifohert t/i th# afternoon, "Marv#l«. in atallinK mnMiiin, lli-l |m• rh 1111 ■ In ana are >1. hot water. 1> W..*ner .lr won a land-tide vie. Miniature " a movie fcii'unrig U»e i lory as » Ms bfjrwt for (heir great (farrier rural reef near Au.s» ittlemen "Ion (Mini" 500 Thuisfl.iv iikIcci! for Notth Korean* who have (rontMl Communist M# uM be but confidence In trying to carry jenuse Iran in the IS54 congressional | tralin, wlil b# shown. Concluding lolcl Coiivos have (ho Chines#, prixor Mm. liw lgM F.taenhuwer, C halrmaV) ieeonard W. If; I of! I New The blggeat aurprtoe cam# In Jeraey where lb# Demo- i the RefillM(ran National Cm nut-J rrata won the geverwersblp for the first Ume In IS yean a*4 |<;roii|i» to Baffin frankly acknowledged tec the NOW SHOWING! flffublr-harreled (ientf«er.tti r trie added'an estra fillip to tlirlr |Srs*MMis Todiy umph in New Jersey to plefl { with fJrrnof r at it* virtories in New i Jubilation by sending a firm- re I 25 . I:M • 5 41 freer*. ' a iranemother. vlalleg lb* bare* I* ocrat to C ongress from a norm- nteg ? U • 9:S« York CI v» Republican dlotrtrt. llonii maklnK Teacher MiiliiKan'* lixth annua u.Tentt ^u^^!Vir..s Photographed up as a bin- I fieri at Ro I! M-vner, THK AMOURS... Ifirnir"'. n re free her rourw for letting lower level at j'ffootry lawyer, defenled Repubtl- officers try to artatige for I '..ii Paul !. Tro;.»t in the gutfer-1 AND KSCAKADES |lhr baalc arianrM, Indua- I M«na**ment renferenee, Catt Ic Itrerdera' conlerrace the fall font Rraduete rllnlr then mm# Mick Thi • Swedish, Swiss urn 1 aMfiit i finals working on the Neiitr. Headway in Gnicer, " j rntfirial ronteft hv a vote of' tr'ftl ttlW to 1(05 750 just a yenrj after Eisenhower swept the state by a 1V»,000-vote plurality \ OP A ROOUISH, aa »mM. LAURENCE ercWaeae aaeeriei rv.iii.it 1 lie neat meeting* an- Polio Studies Noted ! New • Nations nepntriatitui CfimiriisMor Jersey RetiuMicanv fiught ? rvd liv the MSC Cooperative mvlncrd privately that th« ♦ he Eisenhower admin ist rat in » plea that 1 Reds were about (u of th« bark nu liepuhiir-arit holly fJiaputefi in „t the Hoeremaklna SAN |'I{AN(!IS('() iA'i— Ifruga In con'iucr canrcr arc nun- waa"ar Make. erprbtati'lfi T h e y e*«ntendi (,hei> iiniference are the Home which they themselves deinn inftn-. I>r Mii-htifl It. Khimkin nf Sen Krantiacn *»iiiiriti»e in the few tern- (Continued from Page I) Snow flurries hit Hay City, Po¬ •f Republican premise* and per - forma per |« dl*«sll«f arttod. gis opera" Illusion and defeat " Th# C«i lar and Uctruit. They were rnalr At if 2.02(1 pi iMlfiCt interviewed through Thursdai / v roneentrated in the routhea' rn Mulligan area. Black Rose total of 22.400 North Korean am .*• •. HlHttt UiLC Chinese prisoners originally wen ml Urn walton . LAUUgNCC oven turned over to Indian »ustody a h PCTI# toOCi refusing repatriation The Chinese caplalneM Ucd- KENTA waa reported partwntty I# delay or pruUng i the K* Southeast, a heavy r»i%! NEW ktmw. e Communist j fall was reported over FlofulR, (•eorgia and th# Carolina*, pewp RVCNINO group objected to thi terpretcr and observe saroia, Fla., received 2 Ht tncti# I of rain. ing the joh* they h Institute* ml Health, In lb# Weal, temperatures of 492 patients ti cuted there, wei stick and rlairr TRURSaNfV. I2B struck by It Cirmplelely Kqnipped The average Up to four inches of «now faN Wilh Karfio S Heeler to the 10- over parts of Chicago, sections of Northern Indiana reported up to ■ from by th# North Korean explainer#. j two inches. Or* Daily, Weekly Rate* MATTHEWS The t'. N. Command still keeping secret its plans for talk¬ ing to 22 Americans and one w»i Itv !«•♦ Septemher, 90 per < i Most of upstate New York r#» ported sfiow flurries In C attg. ra-jgus County the fall measured five inches in places Opto f IN. "here r Briton turned over to the N'NRC ; by th# Reds «s unwilling to m j The lowest temperatuie reading j of the season was reginb-ifd at Til MMaHe to ,* (ir inulmrg, Wis. which ha! I ALADDIN SYSTEM eternity k." I above f#ro Many other cities (ft Civil Engineer northern Wansaifi had near rem i tradings. PH. M7M 221 ANN ST. t ll.bOO to test till R. Michigan - La# Banquet Held agent, he said. ledical front, th# j j One hundred and seventy en- I a tii«* vuus has been raptured in gin##ra attended the annual photograph* taken by powerful! |au Beta Pi American Society c,f Civil Rngih- banquet siKmwirrd jointly by mtrr'dcope. it was Tburn ami warm condition. fur Hit by New Rule . pass interception by Marty Humi- *ek who sprinted 10 yards for ey league [tv.lunibui «r« on SatuHhr. Chi scored their only West Shaw 3 countered almost It C UM K NltUR |v i m.llcr ol iM.ai.itoh, II If a Vote were to !*• taken to aeleet the "harit luckM font- second quarter on a pas* fr» ^mediately w th a touchdown sored by Am Butt man via a , hull player of the Michigan State team, i« iinanidtoua choice • Mt-Ir»to«aO» to Clark Mont* ass from Tom Flynn. This »arn»-i would prol»nlily lie halfback-safety man, Jimmy Kill*. combination accounted for the Th*last h*Ut tirm half holding Sigma Ct game winning estra point Jerry Kor one tinny, he h«* had a total of nine toucl eless, while the offeree < am Gaiiett wored for Wwt Shaw i- ittirdai'« will drop 01 called Pack on klckoff and " with two more TD's tr sa - . or» a pas* from Sam |>e|eeuw put¬ nintitiimii oaarrlally U Ih* punt return*. To make it selected by the Cleveland Browns game away. ting thein ahead 12-7 The win- i .uri'rutul in lla llo In Inst winter's draft and la look¬ even more frii*trating is the 11 lav or intra! with Blot fact that moat of them have ing forward to a pro career after Plii Delta Ttieta went iHoal-rallrr will br . . . f-M hMfksek . . O U! ,1» n il M»yr> of lull 1l,r(""y [ TiiH, Xi li,r „ - ,pr, l1Vrly !.,r v,i..» *«" «• '•» """" S A tlx ■ . rid, I) in .poll Ural .Irlng quur!.r icca, remarks. "We believe igly in our offense, and '»ui ™u'i °rr'h (Karl Srheefer and Mike Gruf - n.v,h7«zZnZ. arid Ha^^B irtt ui, 4k) t»< tlw Bucks' ntN* passer. *ct for plenty of activ- rise hat improved each of the This year he for tou« hdowns. Alpha Kpsiton 1*1 t. SstunDy us he Is on the road lest three week* fr haw come from la«hind to No 2 I fUek but hut( won ita s«f iMid ganic by downing playing time has been cut down, Farmhouse 13-4. Hoffman alno trTo»^ r i OnW^Hl i t«. i.-covery after lietng In- win foo#.\ifmir five games It u lllinnis debacle., a great thing to me, as a roach, ! to the return toased to Graf for one ritra point. i for the '«»•/ other Fall uwlto^H d in the th the Scarlet and Gray lust, ■e the boya atay in tlicre and I platoon To dats The lone Farmhouse tally came In the second quarter on » VU ••d 30 times pickii in Uadhj^B. !H |n l.iNt week's Northwestern fight, and when a break comes i yards for a four-yard a' ! ,vard sleeper play from Jim Fo* M in. b^^B Jr. Ik-iion playWt sin minutes tuK the previous two way. talu^advantage of it." hat gathered in t to I.vie Wadded HAS It. Beta Tkds Ft • roach. Gene f»H 48 yards and one T ZHT ami fVlta Sig- y ekete, who hat srouted Michigan ! the aerial score, he lit Sigma Alpha Rpsilon got off State the last three weeks, I««»ki I to an early 12-4 lead and went the goal I me four timi at the pending Utile in this man¬ on to defeat lleta Theta Fi lt d ner: "It Joofcg to me as If we're . Ihrte Giuty and Jark Wsrrin tal¬ the f»«1 that he has lied f.a BAR in the fuel period pretty ettftly matched, with Mi< h- ' Igan Stale having a little more land ' Dean Stompel v-red /•»» the winners in the fourth star / » 14 af t! %mi- Hut I don't lielieve they are Tbets Chi 13. Otlb Nm Fill 7 rards and ewe teach- ; Invincible Al Dorris led Theta Cln to a t | The Bucks have a tree j 13-7 viHorv over Delta Sigma j weight advantage--202 to J Fhi by tossing one bn*M r*r) •'in. himself, .has completed the line, and |82 to l?2 i rlul ml teami I aerial, tallying once himarif, and ll m iaU for 385 yanls and i Urkfleld. Itoidrn and I Ilia liorns pa»*e«| to Dale I'ost .«'l ,'i tiack in harneaa. ail- sUrrsi fee I lint , give CIm a *1-0 first period lei Kerly in the third stance I)'* Ssc Iht IB Nhns Mm hi M I J8c_ c*l*t as Ihe Spartans without guard Hill Hgea. > .! o.ake ihe trip due to | MBMT- • I l.e Irto inrloOn »nU I fulIbuHl U Oi,i*r TUmn rlnearhof Mat iwkrit. uckl* M.nO v -hc"" nun ,«nt r A» » rnul! r.r w.i »ll«lbl» lo I* into THF. I.A1T.ST IIKVKLOP- oil in prartirr Iht. i n|u,lly •! p."-r»fhin< MFNT T»» KNHANCB TMC iiw fom. should be 1 ""1 tJchlitm furka ,ul ,hr Sp»r'">» »'unn »ill AKT OK pruhoblv start lh» pony twikfirlrt PANORAMIC « lull,l af Ih, of Yrwcir at quartar. UKo> fw.l- ■ ih. Mkhlwa Mala dan and WaUa at lh* halva,. and u 1 aaadmaaa da- Ivan Slarnr at fall ■1 Mahal >ha Wall, l«aKN itudy will V "TV MmIoi TV Way. TV Truth, ana in« liny. A rrwilollon from a Maag> atfcj K Ufa." grw. nparhnl by i AlVrl O. Watwm. nl IV IV nrg.inlrulion by |Nv. t ntmli'M who rallowahi|i of RrrMH Illation, will ii Hay |. -- i nui thr group on "The t'hiis- Way in IV Ea»t-Wr»l Ton- if* v «u itvrn la MKT Ay IV I •I MMIn af Battle Creek Bio Station at Gull Lake EUROPE: OjriSSea and By Air ToHold Classes Next Summer PLAN NOW and research will begin The property, which will entomology, parisitology. bacter¬ n 1054 at one of America* most «ri*ve as headquarters for the sta¬ iology, fisheries and wildlife will and diversified biological tion. wan Riven to MSC by the be some of the courses of in¬ % Cundudrd Tour* a The station is to sled i n Kellogi; Foundation after World struction offered Year-round re¬ State CoUcrc'a tin I War IT The foundation granted search will be conducted at the • Student Tour* additional *45,000 to MSC this property near 'Halite Creek rn 9?Rcrc landscaped estate, ve«r to remodel facilities of the The stalk • Independent Tour* -formerly as the rMale for use as the biological inal invest, $747,000. itt- home cf W K Krllowv, station and to acquire certain eluding the r Creek cereal manufarturrrTiasu equipment, RATES from *375. and up. I and other buildings worth 9141.- philanthropist who died tn j -The large ranee of facilities j Of0. On today's market replace- u the aitejtf the permanent | conditions at the estate and j ment of the extensive facilities in a., jadloinins grounds will provide their unique surroundings would rw." i^k. Ml. ' MSr with one cf the roo»l .liver- II ost $2,000,000 (OUEK TUVE M.u ri.il ' Mi led stations of its kitul m ! America." said Dr. II. J. Stuf- | school MSC's was first biological summer conducted In 1020 at #■ .v"j: 2T.»:r. Ijrih. MS(and, ,..visum of '<«•«'.science (biological station dt- . the Kellogg farm, said Dr. Walt- I er F. Morofskv. profess«ir of en- Offltt Kellogg save 1,500 a. n- ■ of land ttclor. ! topiology. who will serve as resl- to the univciMtv in 1930 whn:> Next summer the first courses pdj&n the estate A b'ni san<- 'wilt be offered at the station. j dent director. Until 1030 the school was con¬ C«n KDfowaad 2-4172 Vtaarv. farms an 1 forests, lakes, I ht> arc de»igned es|*eciullv for I tinued at the farm. Then it was punds and streams arc included elementary school teachers, a* 1 moved * to Cleat Lake near At • *n this property v N Mii'niv welt as lor graduate and under* ff the MSC tUff supervises the, graduate biology students i lanta, until the summer of 1041. War needs required that the factl- glatkw. < Nature study, botany, goolngy, I dies at Clear Lake be turned over emit aar^-t • h» the U. 8 Coast Guard. w bainiai* i r at (ifWir*. 21#. N. ar at SaOaa HAMm tkv tlaw In 1052 intensive planning iliclt a station was mil taint Jean Milton E. Muelder of kltrol of Science and Arts tatablishmrnt of the new s km. Dean Muelder said, "u fultdhi long-existing and d in I tie teaching | deeply -fell Ingram* at MSC.' fllRRCd fAShiONplATC estate af the late \\. K M«m (oodl Our moutoncsllorod draw May, wr • J union noyor lata wMi whin giowi dent director's Heme *ml j L"n4 aiak. Htoai 1 u II j on the property Other buildings, including a ! sireabli greenhouse will be util* :.«M Tn.lm will inuvido ».t.ti- ami only '16? | UmwI living ,Mcr for uuitml j students. # I'M oar CAorgr ArrooM, w Um-i rrrry tntnirubr rtrsrWg thr tiaalj mf mft, mpfU HANDSEWN LEATHER GLOVES Clol on >nur Chriolmv fi(t tint. ,m.| «A jrour own ivnwxtal Jiol of nacoMiibo . . . .-look lo.lhor flow, luxurwno. M mr and woor A. Tkibrod arWta. Mm i*avj- »r iwifo daaakia. *8 RUck. bcaaiib-aWta. red. uavy or baifo kid. W. B Tul)U