sent' %mr ROUGH practice M S C VS DAILY! StftDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING, MlCHIGAIf j>ATUE8PAYt SEPTEMBER 28, 1954 PRICE 5 CENTS \ma mts es I \uled Reprimand for McCarthy Fraternities^ Unanimous Croup Vote t ir*m* convocation and will be held I tryouts jt the auditorium for To Present ^ Raps Joe on Two Counts | atudenta interested in ! WASHINGTON C't/ § /kit f4! (L -i denunciatory, unworthy, inexcus- i Fraternity rushing at MSC ' able and reprchenensible. , radio rid television plays will begin tonight with a ' The many report, which surprised 1 by its vigor, set the stage . To Settle smoker planned for prospec¬ for what promises to be long and j Van McBride, secretary of Mate affair*. ami John Camp, secretary or the East I-anting Merchants tive rushees floor of the Union on the second Building, convening Nov. special Sen- ' Violations AssocUtion, viewing the trophies for "Christmas City." at 7:30 p.m. unanimously for Traffic Group Each fraternity will be repre- wo of five main Await* tf the drama department Living Units to Compete Rented at i charges, the committee heai in- Approval t which students will try- by Sen. W.Ik I a. (R-t'Uh) held The name* of five student* I dents fraternity Ills. be produced this term. |Ule Animal." a comedy East Lansing Merchants Uut: McCarthy wu "contemptuous, recommended for the Stu¬ iThurber and Elliot Nug- dent Traffic Appeal Court en during Novem- d Theater as the To Sponsor Yule Contest j £ 7 to » lory" toward a Senate subcom¬ mittee which Investigated his finances In IMS. are awaiting the approval of President John A. Hannah when he return* to campus Some premature thinking about Christmas can win three thousand dollars of recognition for four pairs of MSC' °P®n-hou«e Part* arc already la the ground for the • Friday. living units. A "Christmas City" contest for ed by the Merchants Association 9 pm SShThSi" from 7 meter* oa Circle Drive. on Grand River islands and charge for removal will be ] Metered Parking a Is All fraternities will hold open- being sponsored by the East ade to the delinquent living house smokers Sunday, Oct. 1, Lansing Merchants Association srranet It will play and the student government this ui« j from 2:30 to 6 p.m. (children In eight Nanw, of the three ,ud*. have , *£'"■ w'" >s while on tour. Entries must be in the student off.ee by i p.m.. Or,- ™ snnouneed by the Mer- Am***. | ^J "J* To Begin on Circle the rontrsvrrstsl senator "da Living 1 displays, which along Grand River Installation of 212 Units net. Jastlfr under all the eetdenee, will stay up irom Decernoer 4 un- . mmj irwwanr til January 4. pUdged la aay ether I IN ear ing Completion Four firat pUct trophiea and II t / JllUufn I "* "MM" a four second place plaques are be-' V»Ui vAeftfMftf — rtwwng fiats in* Went Circle Drive will get a new look this week when the ing donated by the Merchants . # ['••* eseelbe hove clap installation of 212 parking meter* i* completed. aovemment The displays, which mu m,,„„ i'lan Arctic Students pledging durmg fall The meter* will be put up along both side* of the north ed confidential had improperly i mi-permanent construction to JT> * I Wp ! part of the drive between Gilchri*t anil the Admini*tration last through the holidays, can IXfllMr t dlCC ^ erage during that term to be Building, and along the Abbott Entrance. r «f tr.malic*, will i fall into l for formal initiation. group is for religious themes the WASHINGTON f/T.—The Un¬ ] second for general Christmas ited States and Canada Monday Two first place trophies will be announced plans to build a fence /'/it Kapfta Psi given in each category; one for each member of the winning Join» Campus teams. Four second place trophies Th.s will be awarded on the same bas¬ il. new. northernmost net- Fraternities Third place will receive honor- approach of any enemy plane across the polar icecap and thus Beside* supplying over fJ.GOOof total award, the East Lansing mer- help intercept s possible hydro¬ gen or atomic bomb attack on chants are providing 11.000 of America's big cities. general lighting along the Grand It will be the third radar chain -|*hete Sigma, River islands. November 1 the Association will ,• m also have a list of stores shrre The Pmetree" chain, started lfl0, but four years ago. extends across World War I. During the fall \ the populated southern part of term of 1V&2 a group of men sue- j ^ the Dominion. generally along ceeded in contacting the Thcta ~ the 54th parallel. This was a joint Sigma alumni and reorganizing ' f .. f C-nadian-U. S project. the fraternity, ror C ",eiC Last spring. Canada undertook Chari Shows ramatic radio h weeh and to the finance, construct and operate Mid-Canada line" of radar The Tribune said in from Washington McCarthy made a dispatch effect f«r the new code to go ■\ F.psilon Rho. ■ Themes °T1»' i no entry Entry »: Continuing the Naval statement at Hospital where he the flethesda is un* Students registering at the campus police station ift Board Studrnl II) (jural* a.,!, iht* w-uh. Improvement jljl ing units and can be picked up in the student government office, Are Brady Now r.Tu:;v*\ McCarthy's lawyer. Edward • i' Sent third floor. Union. Apphcatwm for entrance must be made by I All student identification tardi Opera Star : i! i' crocding to Union officials. ; Off Judging of the contest ts sched¬ uled for December 8. Construc¬ tion on the islands can start Dec. Pictures taken at registration 522 Robei To Open shj L-C i. •; I, -**r according to Displays must be up Dec. 4. and removed from Grand River Mens floor of » the nay Union pick up Building. All Donald Hadden, Allegan junior their ID and treasurer. Alfred Murray, Series Uuer.rir.f m order In by • p.m. January 5 ^ All displays other* ^ the same place today. i Cass City junior. Ticket* for the Robert* Peter* concert Oct. 6 will go One of Five in Countrv on exchange Weilneiwlay at 'J a.m. at the Union Ticket office. Spartans to Organize Bellringer Group A unique student musical or¬ says that eight or ; Mm. Smalt Given haak. -tf ha ganization is being formed <«t more persons piaj the bells corse are ho.p,i»i Temporary Charge Ibar la MM'a 1M4-U iva Uut there art only Wcstcott c.pL- ()f Three Children c other colleges in the United Mws Peters, a 74-year-old SUM that can claim a similar Sunday, Chart was !a Edith side in a wheelchair by -dent Is de- ther. bar '^hdraws Iron) Kruhnams said he and his 1 the killing ' ^bve service brother have talked about rcla- mirer, has t **1*11*4 and that Chert 1 ary custody a diversified current events counsel for her husband said to¬ most Ot it wi day. rangenjenU a Tha huapiUi hat arranged (or Attorney Morrta J. Frtadman Even though Phyocal Mid the temporary custody order j O* mm of 31 English of be.!ringers is still in an em¬ a design »u handed down by Circuit ! ha which wore acquired for the bryonic stage, the art of hand¬ apacul eserriee for tha patient. Judge Thomas J. Murphy bell ringing itself is an ancient Tha cxerciaa era college by MSC Fund Dtrtrtoa and rare form of musical ex¬ crippling by tha cantractM pression. tiaaua on Chart's The craft really got its start Chart will hava t ThaM^r, SqrtnntK,] in South Vietnam! * * * * Four top M8C officials will leave Washington today Uneasy Peac< three-week survey mission to South Vietnam to Eight Years of War Leave • on a help officials of that country solve non-military ad¬ ministrative problems. The Vietnamese, In wishing the mission every success, President John Nearly eight year, of war felt that the French were ed the He A. Hannah stated, "It is a matter of great pride to has brought the Indochlnese "overbeerlng." only an uneasy peace. Michigan State that members of it's staff have been The Geneva truce divided alve profits The United S' Invited to take part in this Important mission. It is no Vietnam at the 17th parallel did JJ other . less significant that the aim of the project corresponds with the Communist-led Vlct- nlrlng the e: -rrr^~7 minh forces in the north, and When the Annamlte rulers of Dai. When s closely to Michigan State's belief-that our resources of Vietnam apbt nearly 150 years .. , the Vietnamese In the South. knowledge, teaching and res search be brought to bear French traders ami mis¬ Last week the French, who ago, in the solution of the critical problems of the people." have occupied Vietnam during sionaries moved In. By 1000. the past 150 years, gave com¬ The mission illustrates well that belief. Service to plete independenee to the Viet¬ the public has stood high in the alms of the college since namese. The peace has been Its founding in Now that service has become not marked by a struggle for power War II. between Hinh. chief of the roads w only national, hut international as well. army staff and Premier Diem. rlgatlon projects completed. Indochlnese development Is the fourth major Inter¬ national project in which MSC Is presently engaged. "Service to the public" has spread to peoples the world Student From Vietnam turn for French the Ho government as a state in the French Union, Ho "free" over with the adoption of the University of Ryukyus Explilains Conditions let the French army into Hanoi, on Okinawa, the development of Rrazll's first business the chief city of northern Viet¬ .administration school, and an agricultural assistance nam. program in Colombia. continues to Instruct Vietnam¬ Nine months later the "deal" backfired. Ho's forces attacked By mid-June the ese, particularly in the fields of Purpose of our latest project is to lay out the pattern medicine, law and civil engin¬ the French^ garrison at Hanoi, war government for a two-year program of technical assistance to the eering. blowing up the powder station lapsed. French pre* new state of South Vietnam and propose a budget for political, military, economic and Before 1945, rice was the lead¬ and wounding hundreds. The Ltmlel was repijeeg diplomatic. United States held to a "hands tol its use. In order to train Vietnamese in public adminis¬ Thai said that the Vietnamese ing product of Vietnam, when nneg the Vietnamese were the second off" policy, stipulating that U. tration methods, an inter-university program with the need help to put them in a posi¬ S. economic aid to France was leading rice exporters of the University of Delat In Vietnam i* planned.. tion to govern themselves and world, after Burma. Rubber, tea, not to be diverted to a "colon¬ build up their country to fight ial war." coffee and corn were other The MSC officials are traveling to Indochina at the communism. lending products. The country Late In 1949, however, fol¬ request of Vietnam Premier Ngn Dinh Diem who took The Vietnamese are suffering is rich in tin, tungsten, zinc and lowing the retarn of I'htrf of office last June, shortly before the much-discussed par¬ under depressing housing and iron ore, evidence that Vietnam State Bao Dai. the "colonial struggle ft.i tition of Indochina became final. The premier visited public health conditions. With has great potentialities for bo- war" became of International Vietminh help from the United States and coming an industrial country. importance. Red China's* Mao parallel. Vi« our campus in 1952 and has continued correspondence, other western countries, Thai is The Vietnam government con¬ Tae-Swig reached new freedo. with the Governmental Research llureau here. certain his country can eventu¬ trols most of the basic indus¬ ally stand on its own. tries, including most railroads The men composing the group, Edward Weidner, Geographically, the 127,250 and communications. January, 1959. I head of the political science department; James II. square miles of subtropical ter¬ Denison, administrative assistant to President Hannah, rain which is the Vietnam state in charge of public relations; Chief Arthur Hrandstat- is bordered on the north by Campus Classifieds ter, police administration head, and-Dr. Charles C. China; by Laos on the west. Cambodia, then Burma and PIIONE « A. M. Killingsworth, head of the department of economics, Thailand; to the south Malaya are well acquainted with the problems they will face. and Indonesia. The country has ED 2-1511 Weidner, heail of the group stated, 'The survey mis¬ a coast line on the Pacific in the LOOK WHERE PEOPLE ADVERTISE shape of an "S". The territory i<> I l\ M. I sion is under no delusions as to the difficulty of the is slightly over twice the size of EXT. 268 problems involved. However, a broad and comprehens¬ Michigan. ADVERTISE WHERE PEOPLE IXK)K ive program of technical assistance in public admin¬ Nearly 25 million people oc¬ istration is essential if South Vietnam is to remain cupy the country, mostly cen¬ free." tered on the coastal region. CLASSIFIED HATES FOR SALE The people of Laos and Cam¬ FOR RENT J Minimum IB Ward* Seen In this light the success of the survey bodia. the other two states in USED FIRM' 1F tM is vitally important to all of us. The free world haa the former colony of' French 1 day .50c ^ APARTMKNT^J room* and^garmr# tun Kap.0- 11 Ji -.-9 Indochina, ore more related to Ik :"T,7 rnrT.!?2-M:rr «irU Gradu¬ And the mission is also inqiortant la-cause It is an tion is compulsory among the AODITIONAl CHAkSCJ ate* or bualneaa. Two blocka frtm* excellent opportunity, perhaps the la-st. to demonstrn'e for Mck wori ow 15 *..>« Union. Private entrance, extension youth in Vietnam. Children us¬ phone Phone ED 11441 « GIRL S 9CHWIN HI 1 1 the meanings of democracy to the rest of the world. ually complete this at the age Ck.'i* to# cid t 15c I■ The job is an important one anil a tough one, too. INFORMATION of 12 or 13. Rental j ED f-rait Parking — CampPa Pre » a 1 uaed $30 Call FD » v AUTOMOTIVE We are proud that our officials will la- the ones to help. ROTC OFFICERS CLUB The now in University of Hanoi is Communist hands. In the UM4 PLYMOUTH 4-door «edan. FOR SALE HOUSING I They have shown themselves well qualified in their 7.30 p.m. in Old College Hall south, the University of Saigon •hupe $175 (W Bub Flaher, 415A Rather STATE » Wiactmain 13 *a>a Fox PRIVATE ^ h - 5 13 p.m. In the East Yakr- 45 special fields, qualified enough, in fact, to |a-rsonall.v ley lounge Hall, after 9 pm. Hole P X We alao aay you miaa the furnace 7 mile* »*•' *---»*■ advise Iliem in those fields. And the fact that they VMCA-YWCA FRESHMAN ALWAYS A BETTER DIAL FROM Sun Tana fully realize the magnitude of their job is a good sign. COMMISSION YOU* NEW CA* DEALER — 7 p.m. at the Y House, 314 MOW YOU CAMMM ITS) FO«D "I" Cudom 2 0». Evergreen Low mileage. on# an COLLEGE 4-H AND COOPER¬ bonelly e'ean good running car The Survey Team LEARN 3 DANCES ATIVE EXTENSION CLCBS • P' • 7 SO p.m. in 312 Ag llall 1451 Plymouth C'snb'ool C'ub Coup APO 7 p. m. in 35 Union iulnti niM rat ion in 19.18, after H KAPPA DELTA BARGAIN BASEMENT BUYS -> and ready to go. Trade and finance- I Weidner which he served with the De¬ troit Police Department. He 8:30 p.m. in Union Muca! w // 1947 Mttfu'y C'ub Coupe Rad'O and heate». Sharp dad green J ,rette< Tan Pant* with I p »l .94 Carton . tl 49 up ' LOST and FOUND] of MSC* Well-verned public on the nubject adminlatration is Kdwar.1 W. later added a master's degree in political science and public Cronnwnrd S**H ; iav. ., u-,t r-h nd Do"* S-eat So. wool ind COrton Croat So. 2 1 5 pr .. IJ 4f UP I 2 pr- U ' $» 00 , LOST OSF I V 99 up ! head of the political science On tango a dry Ca»«» B'-.a S»a*a Sweat Sh.rt, 12 44 uP j PERSONAL TA department and director of the Dc 1II80I1 I'age 3 r, Na», T S* -t, 2 <©e S» 00 Governmental Research Bur- ■ ior Short* 2 f<* $» 00 Weidner received his luuhe- J»me* tVnlMHi canto to AW* JIDK1MT WALTZ - W MALCOLM MILKS. INC Chry»Ur Ptymetrth Deelet » S>o. Bo foay . h,a«.e* 11-4# B.Wt. Lonomoo Gob 12 41 Michigan State (.'ullage In 1R47 7 p.m. in Union 34 A lor's, master's and doctor's de¬ Car Lat DO as administrative assistant to WAA SHOP EOX NOLI P. X. grees from the University of Minnesota in 1942, 1946. respectively. 1943 and President charge of John A public Hannah in relations. 7 p.m. In Lecture Room B, Women's Gym RUMBA Inttr By State Tkaeter PV ED 7 9971 Before (Mining to MSC in Since then MSC bus wort m»re CNBIJITIAN MTRNCE I9.MI he held teaching positions public relation awards than ORGANIZATION at the University of Wisconsin, any other college in the nation. 7:15 p.m. in the Chapel at the University and UCLA. of Minnesota A graduate of Defiance College in Ohio, Denison start¬ ed his Journalistic coreer with People's Church TOWER GUARD 7 30 p.m. at Beaumont Tower ;—„ - ^ Weidner has co-authored three widely-used political sci¬ the Toledo Times' in 1828 but later Joined the staff of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS arthur murray's ence test books along with Wil¬ liam Anderson, head of the po¬ Detroit Free I Tens. While there AND INRTITITTE OF RA¬ litical science department at he was telegraph editor, corres¬ DIO ENGINEERR Minnesota. They are currently pondent to the capitoi. assistant 7 30 p.m. in 402 E. E. Build¬ d.nctt tt tha fgnoog news editor and then in 1938 ing working on a fourth volume UNION BOARD OF DIREC- Arthur Murray Mudioa far only for publication in became news editor. TOR* $24 in 9 private half-hour l«a- IMC In 1941 he was director of in¬ . aoaa! And what fun you'll hava In 1932, Weidner w formation for the Michigan 7 p.m. in the Union Board ed head of MSC political Council of Defense. science department. Floe, you A recognised expert In the la field of state and local govern¬ tuy'i -Magic Sup To ment. Weidner special short-term has served a KillingaworUi working on the publication ky." TMi it the k«y wrp appoint¬ ment for the U. S. Census Bu¬ Dr. Charles C Killingsworth, if you'rt a life Cm Be. • reau collecting statistics on head of the department of eo otKNtdct to Michigan you can matut k la county boards and comntis- came as tiaat. Now you'rt oa State College in 1949 TALOQA. OKtA. ul"l - Two Chairmen of the Wage Stab- lliation Board In Washington, •ftfhw on i down h»v* label* In black | y yy» ***"« f »p««. " D. C. last year, Killingsworth COM to our Studaat Ttachat Brandstatter has served on many panels of "Republican." tha other "Dem¬ this type. Included in these was ocrat." Qna obaarvav rvfuaad to Sfnrlnc on (ptcUl govern- the National War Labor Board ft wait. Enroll today. Mat m baton* I. an old thing for which he was panel 10 AM-10 PM. T55 5 see1 *fTm"T5 ■»D- o Arthur T. BraixULUcr. M9C men In 1943 and 1943 I I-!- .mo—It. cut Mr , taU ra« M. M W kluM TV? . ARTMVK MURRAY 104% N. Willi jg 11 - Ph. 9-7591 am-usr*. • 28,19*4 _iSElS ird Appoints Crossword Puzzle McCarthy Censure ACROSS (Continued from Page I) Members 1. Harvest goddtsa I. Palm 30. Sun god II. Crows lea severe Ve the special committee, raW: were just to Sen. McCarthy. j subcommittee that sought probe his finances. McCarthy re¬ fused invitations to testify oef'jrr it cockatoo S3. Article cept upon the authority of a f *16'' 744.05 In yranta to MSC and approval 9. Explosive J 34. Clip We rave him the benefit of majority vote of committee In this section, the report re¬ to the college ataff took place at the 36. English very doubt, hut members. jected the argument of McCarthy l^ina of the State Board of Agriculture, lose our eyee t« 2. That no testimony taken and Attorney Williams that the j Rrennnn of policfc administration was ap- 4 his colleagues 1952 sub-committee was not le¬ in a closed session be disclosed who appeared before him." t. professor, as was Dr. Thomas A. Stauilt • publicly unless authorized by a gally set up, and that the Sena'e i*busine?s department. Dr. Staudt'a appoint- 15. Wing footed Sen. Walker (R-ldaho) "unhc- majority vote. Several senators passed up the ' rttantly" rallied McCarthy's , to P^tiveKelU,!^ 3tS were were assistant professor- nine instructorships approved. Six staff members granted leaves of absence 17. Winner 1$. Eternity 20. Type of c 43. Offer to buy 44. Avalanches 44. Burdened aide. He accused the committee of setting a precedent for any senator, no matter how incompetent, to embarrass Watkins an¬ opportunity report. But Ren. Morse i 24. Ports other by sending down a resolu¬ Jcicobsons and nine resignations and termin¬ charges against McCarthy along ations were approved. mouth tion of censureship and accusing with Ren. Fulbrfght (D-Ark) rn for Four grants totalling 851,878 from the U.S. Public Health Serv¬ 27. Strange any senator or of mistreating of this that person." said' the report "has left no room for doubt about the' fart ice of Bethesda, Md., for research * that McCarthy has conducted Cheers in chemistry, zoology and chemi¬ cal engineering, were among the V rr t 7-t 32. Stale of the ...you'll look grants accepted at the meeting. Colon In point of volume, the 40,00fl " * i9 ■' concrete steps 23 Honey word report dealt most with thr The Central Trust Company 25. Braid . j fbeerleiiders at Jo - 26. Transmits by the full Senate. charges that McCarthy had been smoother with underneath it i of Lansing gave a $29,009 grant in contempt of a Senate Election* taken .Monday to MSC for the eontinuatlon of *1 si ' 14 rr rr 2S. Of that girl "I don't want to fight nine finalists the William and Sarah llinman to work out for rt 2» Endowment Fund seholarships Chicago during a halt in his i the squad, in the coming school year. iO >/ " cation trip to Oakland, Calif. *T think they have done a gt jarban Cartran, A study to improve maple syrup U Jj U / job," he said of the committee ; quality will be made under a port. 34 $16,291.80 grant from the U.S. "The fact that the Investiga¬ department of agriculture re¬ 4/ ii tion was done In a completely search and marketing act. A $12,029.60 grant for a mathe¬ » 4S ir ID Judicial atmosphere lends more r strength to the charges that — there's nothing matical project for the Office of SO a were sustained than If all the Naval Research was approved. > like a Vassarette for keeping carves under charges had been sustained af¬ General Electric granted $10,800 " u ter hearings carried on in a i>ntr.>t to .be applied on the monthly i flamboyant atmosphere." — comfortaMy' Whether you're a lease payments of the General wisp of a miss or penerously proportion.*!, Electric electron beam generator. The generator will be leased by Obvious Solution Annual (1/tens we hare just the Vassarette to fit the department of agriculture en¬ \/>ir (i ffld'n your fii'iire — ami your wanimtie! gineering at the beginning of 1955. Comes Snrprie Serie. Hopeful l MVK flUMD »•••• Dressen Accepts JJyffy geilds SpaTtailS Two- Year (Contract NEW YORK (/P) — Ch*rlfe Dresden was appointed man¬ of the Washington Senators Monday for a two-year Through Hard Workoi ager term. I—Jporfopltr Fumhlcs, p„ Blocking Sifl The announcement came as no surprise. It had been rumored for 20c QUALITY PICTURES OUR PRICES ARE some time the 55-year-old veter¬ an was going to replace Bucky Another 'Upset' Year? Scrimmage THE LOWEST IN TOWN! Harris at the helm of the Senat¬ ors. No salary was announced, but it was estimated to be about $40,000 plus bonus based Top Teams Fall Early —By CHUCK MILLER Blood, "» J'M mans a year a of sweat humps, and L State News ■ ports Editor roll,,| THE Mighty Adventure Of India leagues came only one year after he relinquished the reins of the National League Champion Before last Saturday'* busy schedule of game* across the nation, sports writers, crystal gazers and fanatic fans made their choices, sat back with tightly crossed fing¬ sstraj? was put intensive Monday J through the , Brooklyn Dodgers for a msnag- erlal post with Oakland of the Feller to Bid ers and hoped for the best in a day and age when nothing "s a sure thing. recorded to date, i of the press \ ~j Pacific Coast League. Upsets were the rule rather than the exception aR pre- wen. "ty Dressen parted with the Dodgers after winning two straight Nat¬ For First cason favorites fell fast and heavy around the nation. spectators at the tice session on h^, Mackltei ional league penants. After los- Eastern teams played according to the script for the Hammering Wm ing to the Yankees in the World Series for the second straight Series Win most part, other than South Carolina. The cadets from West Point were stamped as the powerhouse of the east was the orrte, Duffy Dauahe,,, ,,i n , Dressen insisted the poise and year, on n long- before their clash wiih the Carolinians, but the Game¬ term contract of two or three CLEVELAND UD—Bob Feller long been the t,a lew out of Cleveland early Mon- cocks surprised them with a 34-20 win. years. President Walter O'Malley mighty Spurt..,,. lay, hoping to finally pitch a win- necessity this Coif Meeting liiig game in the World Series. Down south, however, several teams threw away the ,,, offer. They cou Dressen quit the The aging Cleveland fireballer script and completely disrupted pre-game predictions. Rough edge, d If mentor. Iten F. Von Aly- than per,plraii„„ • has announced thnt all nlssed two earlier attempts anfi | Biggest surprise was fifth-ranked Georgia Tech's 13-12 man interested in golf are t loss to the Florida Gators—a team supposedly supplied COMINIi In CINEMASCOPE Thursday ut 5 p.m .in 2G with plenty of nothing. Meanwhile, Memphis State scored j first and last to tie Tulane University. ! "DEMETRIUS and ilie Feller, now 35. Is the oldest GLADIATORS" oyer in the American League In the Midwest anything went. point of service. Sporta writers scoffed when Illini coach Ray Elliot pre¬ dicted a tough battle with Penn State. As it turned out, the OPEN DAILY 12:30 P. M. Nittany Lions proved tougher than even Elliot had suppos¬ ed and stung Illinois with a 14-12 upset. Don't MInh Iowa's win over the Spartans can hardly lie called an Thin Terrific upset—perhaps surprise would be a better term. TODAY Show! Two other Rig 10 teams produced real "surprises" as Wisconsin humbled a strong Marquette team. 52-14 and Purdue displayed startling strength in EXTKA! the Boston while-washing liXTKA! EXTRA! rankled him Missouri, 31-0. Ilorkv Ezzuril Montreal Coalic 1 to finish Notre Dame's 21-0 win over Texas proved one of two MARCIANO VH. CHARLES Quits Hockey Whether he will get another things—either the I.onghorns were vastly the Irish really have something down at South Bend. over-rated, or snre depends largely on how CHAMPIONSHIP I'll; I IT PICTURES MONTREAL One thing is sure—when the next poll is taken, Round By Round Gerry either the Ml. dimlnutivp arm I tender nl men this time. Manager Al Badgers or Notre Dame will have removed the Oklahoma ' Iiy lllow! SEE TIIE KNOCKOUT! tontrenl Cnnadlcna for the Sooners from their top spot. Getting hack to the Iowa game,—somebody mentioned Shown ! to me, that the loss was perhaps a needed stimulus. Docs it 12:30 jmake sense? Look at it this way. PECK& In the past several years. Michigan State football •teams have given the fans almost everything they could 7:50 I ask for—national title. Big 10 title. Rose Bowl win and A REAL nd the Indian* Monday train. He won who leuv night on 13 and lot 2H straight thrilling victories including lop sided runs, dramatic scoring circuses, defensive stands and last-second » wins. nu.A DOLL?.., Nothing could excite him anymore, he said, and he posed that winning had lost the thrill and sup¬ Now 5howmg fit many fans. meaning to EAST LANSING'S ONLY Hiitteifidd Tkeaties "It's all boon taken for granted." he said. I agree. DRIVE-IN THEATER OFFERS YOU Tuea., Wed. and Thura. MICHIGAN Thru Saturday "HONDO" In WarnerColer ♦SITTING BULL" John Wayne-fieraldine Page —Al.NO— "ALGIERS" fharle. Borer-lied, l-.rn.rr caine mutiny Friday and Satnrday CAPITOL Frosli livgin\ "Thr Drwrrt Rat/' Nsw ntowtac Fall Practk levin' And Laughin' it Up "THEM" ' \\ Also — — Jama tVMUsoee ADDED —MAGOO CAETOON WIH. A Mil/ion Quckc In Hi's V —LATE NEWS — TEAVELTALK Josaa* WrM.ii df ^ Pocket;.. A Million Babes "Station Went* • NOW • f ' On His Trail,,, Cv. ^ •THE WEAK AND VV^Ife ' t W&A Million x ['art—w Festival" THE WICKED" To SUM tl laughs Up uniforms cut from the th« His Sleeve! Nest AUrmrUo. _ Asa* tbgsaal is -THE GOLDEN COACH* "You told them Mr ill » rule* that wi fall practice After all yPeck. WhySend Your Wash Mark iwain's Home Grondciiu* v% > to Mom ? about freahr.e? questioned *f'« ■ nmg -Ml DO IT FOR LESS AT THE urn » 41A ! -RONALD SQUIRE-A. E.MATTHEWS• WILFRID HYDE WHITE In Color ByUbchniC-OlOK Alum Si. LAUNDERETTE III V , JANE GRIFFITHS • SuNnpUf by Jll CRAICC Directed b» RONALD NIAMt 304 ALBERT STREET ■ • hoduced bj JOHN BRYAJ. t logs'. Steq 1* HUM KMC MRS SOU" • A l A Um UA 0,out OS hsu>IM«i ■ Ituwl dn INTO HUMS OI'EN DAILY UNTIL 6 ADDED SPECIAL TREAT P.M. - THURSDAY 9 P.M. OUR PRICES ARE ATTRACTION THE C0HE6E Bill SHOP Ph. ED 2-41 IT 134 N. Hsf"— ans Favored to Win TV or Not TV Big 10 Continue ON WAT TO CLASSES to • Save Time TW, W< Tim, Fight to Televise ■ad Friday ... • TWO HOUR SERVICE Beat Til. Weekend! CHICAGO (E)—The Bkr 10 officially came out Monday for | continuance of it* battle to ret reyional football television. -Cleveland 10 favorite Conference Commfcwkmer K. L. "Tor" Wilnon told the East Lansing S«Ve Laundry nts for the Chicaro American'* Quarterback Cleb luncheon: 22S M.A.C. "How mrreuful don t know, but we we will be, I ll be in the ATTENTION!! battle for it richt a Ion*." The Bif 10*1 stand on region- ra the New York Giant*i Cleveland ! . Manager Leo Dnrocher. third from left, u? "' »h« Indian*. WorU In the huddle, from left «'"• t-r Mm neat po*e* week with hi* hnrler* a* as they g. against controlled national plan by the NCAA is as strong, stronger, than ever. Addressing an about 300 fans at the American's or audience even of Block are Ruben Gomez, Hoyt Wilhelm, Duroeher, Johnny Antonelli, Marv Grissom and Sal Maglle. son also reiterated that the Big | Ten "has no gievance with football" in pro publicly denouncing Along the Sports Trail a blast last week by Bert Bell. Bell called Big 10 officials "is¬ olationists and selfish men" and 'Professor7 Martin Calls Roll charged them with attempting to create a war between college ath- | letic and pro sports. Rehearsal Wed., Sept. 29th Macklin Stadium wither speaker. Coach Rav 1-en Casanova, Oregon—-What >t of Illinois, was questioned do you have to do to win, any- Tommy Thompson ut Penn State's 14-12 upset of Illini .Saturday. Old Professor-That's a good question. 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