V - . .. v. "' lets 7"^ fl)NICHTS THE rAirrAN PEP RALLY! NKJHT I Michigan MSC PUBLICATION EAST LANSING, *4 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1954 PRICE 5 CENTS item Allies Sign Splash 1 ■ ■ • Looks Like .rman Kearmament For Sparttms^hi' For Second Time, 3-1 58 tinue on Rhodes iignty Clouts 2nd C^((p_-S'ine Wegt- ,,!> Thursday historic program L, nfW West German Homer L , defense alliance Series Moves ftommunism L world foreign mini*- To Cleveland ITapared headed toward letHrmcnt designed to NEW YORK l/l'l — I)n. "•* turn out but h bad that KTnow your cTaas officers and . day, he hit the first pitch into the right field stands | night at the first oenior cof- mor* seniors would she t up for classmates," said Thistle. clinching home run. for a game- Daugherty fee hour of the year. i ,he future coffee hour*. SeaM, roffee he.ro Rhodes, a pinch-hit sensation 4,400 Cars funds and wax presented Thurs- . ,. r week thraagh- After being seen by mil' uled the marching hand, cheer¬ day by the offKera to the elm " leaders and if possible a talk by Wcdaesday af- Uons of people in its last two j Wisconsin Head Coach Ivy Wil¬ 3:3t ta 5:38 la Registered conference Is appearances, MSC's Marching liamson to begin the rally Band will give Spartans a Appearances by Harvc finalists and MSC Head S! 100 Block 'S9 Naw the to work by experts in nonth, the way is chance for a close-up view at ! its home debut this Saturday, j The PanHel the fall interested Duffy Daugherty also are plan¬ ned during the first part of the Seats Empty quainted with as many seniors On Campus ('level have i overtak- rush- Germans to join The Spartan marchers gave a ' rally. Jack Heppinstall. MSC as posible. Ijeagae ees Oct. 25 and 28. Plans also were day before net champions. Mike Garela If-a i« ince, Belgium, the spftrkling exhibition of precision ! ,aid f°*" a series of TV shows campus auto scheduled to pitch for the In¬ marching and playing before a jth* annual fa» r"«hing teas, Campus Police dians with Ruben Gomet 17-9 New Therapy and Luxemburg— members » of alliance—swiftly the 5- packed house add the TV cameras Iowa City last Saturday. And Indian Group 2 ports approximately have been registered. 4,400 gaing far the Glanta. Antonelli, m and out of trouble will i* and turmally invite Italy to join, back on New Year's day, millions witnessed the Rose Bowl Honors Gandhi Treatments The parking situation has proved somewhat, Ellis said, throughout the muggy afternoon, stopped a ninth-inning Cleveland rally spectacularly. With two men the band. he is not yet satisfied that s the problem of re- Larry Doby Germany's sover- This football 'Saturday, squad as the Spartan entertains j tionThewilllndUn present Student. Given Chari operation is all it co for the thii and forced I Wert*, iunique outlined the of Wiaconain, the hi haul Hanluir Chari, Indian phys¬ ed away from congested lots I the late Mahatma Gandhi, ic.. graduate .tudent who wa. pud 'F because India's greatest leaders. badly burned in a chemistry avoided jamming After leading a drive : lab explosion in June, is re¬ much as in the beginning of the Etrli Wynn, his fast hall and culminated in India's ii ceiving therapeutic treatment week, but a few are still violating dence from British cor from Wayne Van Huss, head the rules, he said. U— aI sack famed lane, as. 1947, Gandhi died in J Installation of parking meters "Whew Irtak Eye. Are Smiling," 1948. I of the Adapted Sports I)c- has been completed along West Lwefcy Day." and. "Par Ha'a A Highlight of the prom - ' partment at Jenison. Circle Drive, Abbott Road, and After Willie Mays had wi to become the first Giant Armaments Au- a speech on Gandhi's in the parking bays acrosa from Prof. Braj Parshad of India, ner in the fifth, Hank Thorr the seven the Administration Building. The opening she bf the who is teaching in MSC's School They are of the dual type with l »e band at Iowa City was t Rhodes, the Alabama pine output f weapons Veterinary Medicine ui one double meter serving the two "very successful" by directo program. the v »untries •*« nard Falcone, who along wi parking spaces on cither side. Hee sERlfcH, Page ft the agenda is Hubert slstant C. Oscar Stover had M. Brown, assistant profesaor of *f State John ed feverishly to get the Tarm crops, who will s k* it NEWS IN BRIEF clear that ready. The 1 JO-member outfit had on Mexico. ' intend* to keep but nine days to prepare (or its 'oi the allocation ■e half-time role at the '•h* *»d new ,t gives European to game. band this week Learning the Hard Way t [freemen t Ratifieri will be drum major Archie Pat- TViTakes MSC DETROIT, SEPT. 30 (/Pi Ionia — Some 1,200 striking independent United ton. Jr., Mt. Morris, junior. He to Host and Richard Morachcs, Columbia City. Ind, junior, are co-drum to Electrical Workers have ratified an agreement between UE leaders and the Square D Co., ending a 108-day violence-riddled strike. The settlement included a four-cent hourly wage increase and sub- Prisoners at Ionia Reforma¬ o arbitration of the cases of 27 employees fired for alleged ch Meet Assisting Patton and Morsrhes tory apparently haven't heard of snap courses. during the strike if a grievance committee cannot settle the (lv* working days. Th* average wage before th* stuke re baton twirlers Roy Cole, yea It certainly doesn't look that lome. 111., senior, and Keith way, anyway, from the curri¬ a*-,., r«',p'wai Lansing sophomore. culum that a select group of "hi"Win, or the Schortl Speech Refuses Metroes "" *'♦ Auditorium. * m..d, of .11 Eligible Voters MfLFORD. Del. r> . and ex- . Oct. 4. dead- ★ A »P*ax.r.g wiu ^ trade for tsro Russia Lays Control Plans which t'MTED NATIONS. N. Y. (Ah — Ruaeia Thursday laid lefoeu tb» ( U.N. (general Aaaembly a derailed plan for atonic control and UM:' » the East e put Into effect In etagea. *nh oo prew- 1 City Clark's office. 400 e*Peri«nce. ' "W »U«ory m partici- 0f ^ , T>e office will be from I to S • to 12 pjn. and • tot p.m.. Balckelor Convicted ■ ^ ANTONIO, Ta*. (Ah—Cpl. Claude Batrhflor ' z/Z'ZZ •wai convicted of fellow prtaonara of "Zueg-Zags— K0LEM1NE iving Rules e About Brightening Luxury Line -By RETTV Support "Glvfc us an Inch, and we'll take a mile." Gloomy State of Affairs by JACK KOLB 1 At last I've found an answer to and Irritating remarks when they look at t« New, .*?. parenvi my That seems to be the motto of some MSC students who What la this gloom that seems tohave enveloped MSC's No more can they roast me over tbe coals« an extra sweater or bottle of perfume are bfing allowed to drive on campus this year for the campus as the biggest home football game of the season l T, i first time. argument foy luxury spending. 1 Stance, it may look Desire for western luxuries on the pari At tint of ll] Today Is the day the new rules so Into dfert. and co¬ the reason Jo*ef Swlalta, ex-Communki |faj„ operation. In both driving: and parkin*, will be of utmost While II* Iowa game. »*c was able to crawl almond the Iron M Curtain *t t importance. If the new rules are to remain a reality, the gnod old days. Is "gone for¬ L—« U_ * - - A-- ' I students may even have to put up with a little incon¬ ever," Ihert's still a chance. Swiatto and his boss. Col. Analni venience for awhile. Fajgin i West Berlin by mistake last Dec. 4. They werc" Most students are cooperating with the new parkin* by the beautiful stores stocked with so muc rules, even though they may not like them. Rut the in¬ dlae," and Fajglti decided they'd return the i convenience to them is great'y increased by violation of the minority. Saya Swialto, «Mh Hking of Western luxDri.., Jamming up the most accessible iota, "A" north of the Maybe "abandoned" would me to flee." ' be a more fitting term. But stadium and "I)" near Shaw Hall, does more than Mock whatever it may be, it's a pretty So liking Western luxuries can't be eh«,ifu traffic and create obstacles for the correctly-parked autnn. end state when students moan It accomplished a lot of good. Ignoring pleas to use other Ma lends some substance about their conviction that MSC And I buy because I like Western luxuries will take it on the nose from to a claim that campus facilities are Inadequate to handle Wisconsin and go on from there Only what If my parents come back with "Bntl all the cars all the students might want to bring down. not a Communist and nobody is going to to l)»ve a dismal seasor e«c« Student government officers, college administrators and That doesnt sound like the anything when you buy. You'll accomplish do campus police put n year of work Into developing the code old "Spartan Spirit" that sent cut down, lady, cut down?" easing which won the approval of the State Board of Ag¬ 6,500 persons to the airport last Could they refute my argument? (lh dear nil fall when MSC's team arrived think of something else. There must l«. n ' ' riculture. from Purdue—a loser ^for the * The code represents a basic departure In the adminis¬ first time in 20 fames.v tration's policy on student driving—from a flat "no" with a few special exceptions granted, to a broad "yea" with the necessary restrictions, including parking, to make the plan feasible. For most students, the plan is acceptable, and it appears PRONE ED 2-1511 Campus Classifieds LOOK WHERE PEOPLE ADVERTISK to he working out. Rut for a few. the only thing accept¬ able are the newly granted privileges; the restrictions, EXT. 268 That means the students have ADVERTISE WHERE PEOPLE LOOK they seem to feel, ran take care of themselves. a job to do. The team needs As a new code, and a fairly important departure from help. And there's no question the old driving-purking regulations, the new set of rules INFORMATION about the source of this vital assistance. will come under a review during the next year. And any Students let the team down FOR SALE for sale! changes, we hope, will be adjustments to make the code last week. There's no question more workable and more convenient for stun'ents. about that. But unfortunately, however, shunning the code provi¬ sions, even by a small minority, can and pmhobly will reflect on the entire code going into effect today. (living the minority enough rope and letting them hang day after 0:40 a.m. i housing! the hall. themselves would Is- all right, hut frequently it is a matter 2 p.m. Sunday. Meet i of all of us hanging together. It'n Important AUTOMOTIVE Voters Get Last Chance Affend Church This Sunday matlc nt . Call I-T5TU Chevrolet uled. 5-6307. convertible, Inquire between _ BILL OTTO SAYS: For the best values in " To Regiister AIJ. SAINTS >>tep by 2722 L Mleb^ee are right EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH _EA»y Lytnxo end check •ill our one otto owner BUICK tra C. KUKtl nm. ■ 2722 ft 2410 I. 1964 FORD CLUB coul LOST. 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THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH CAMPUS VESPERS WORLD-WIIST rOMM'NIUN Mt'NDAY MOGBAM """vjvjr'1 M B trial It -i.rt-a look at urr - rrs wobld-wioc- with "K'HOM rilOM EVAMITON- EMPLOYMENT RKDKKMKR LUTHERAN CHURCH KEN'S "A"*™, =HaNS@3 WANT®, Freshmen Do It AM in One Short Week Feet Falter hut Fear Fades New Spartans Find Campus Friends By BETTY zrEC.E the new green cups. State's frtendlines ~ e a m e -lav aw:,k Sighs of relief will be and grins of anticipation 'all over campus today. The sighs will lie for th of week of classes succc! eompleted. The grins w for the coming wcokeni the first home football Mayb the MSC There morning Mowing the 1 the Grill f« STATE NEWS ATTEND THE ROSE BOWL The I'nion Hoard of MirhiKan Stale College is mak- inic arrangements for State Studcntx to attend the I'holit K.lilor Kohc Howl liamr in January. regardless of which team represent* the Ilia 10 Conference. These students will become a part of a Hi|( HI student movement to the Art ( Ictiileiiin West Coax! to support the Ilia 10 Conference in the footliall classic. In order to secure reservations and accomodations along with Hose Howl llame tickets it will lie neces- Union 1loanI aary to obtain some Idea as to the numlier of students who might like tu take advantage of this vacation opportunity. S/Mmsoring The cost of the package lour will range lietween Trip to Hotel $1.15 and $170 depending on the various transporta¬ tion and lodging arrangements. The tour will lie i|uile similar to the Spartan Special of last year which total¬ ed »»X Stale Sludantx. Realizing that a limit must lie set as to the numlier that can represent Michigan Slate in the liig 10. the following coupon in provided so that you ran make a tentative reservation with the Cnion Hoard now. This limit has been tentatively set at lot) students per Itig II) I'niversilv. Reservations will lie made on a first come-first serve basis. Through various Big 10 vtudent organization!, a Chicago travrl agency has laid tentative plans for >v. THE MICHIGAN STAT®' KXWB r Touch Football Bud Bowling -Sp«rl«plcs- ' IM Entries Due Today Take A Chance; You StartingTeamUnalte Can9tGotooFar Wrong But Reserves Switched Dormitory sports are as follows: official IM column if the golf, swimming, tennis, •Br CHUCK act at t p-m. to- track, turkey trot, table tennis, freethrow (basketball). Precinct Refuses One-Year Contract Mendyk, manafers aa well aa the perticl- teams include; football basketball, Withwithanother Saturday ofrash last Saturday's football of upsets namesstill coming in and freshup, Latroniiica ted to set the Dormitory scoring plan apart from the Fra- minds of fans, coaches and sports writers alike, crystal (rar¬ er* all over the country wince at the prospect of the tradi¬ tional chore of "going out on a limb" and predicting the Hutch Quits Tigers; See'Actic ty and Independent League, arc scheduled for i result of this scoring sys- thc Dormitory team compil¬ ing the most points will receive key tret, gelf, ming, track. tennis, swim¬ probable winners. In fact, in recent years one can go along on a hunch and pick the under-dog and have a 50-50 chance of winning. Oriole Job Hinted A sTN; 8m>*. Al thou eh the Intramural Dormitory AU- up probalih- Wednesday, Inde- Sports The IM eligibility rule states So, here goes Miller looking at this crazy, mixed-up world DETROIT (Ah—Fred Hutchinson resigned Thursday as from the Championship Trophy. ir,«-a „am. Tuesday and Wed- hat men who have earned major of sports and picking teams that have no businesa winning manager of the Detroit Tigers amid rumors he next would I Fraternities for lower echelon* 0f letters in any sports are ineligible but probably will. he in the uniform of the Baltimore Orioles. thTi ction starts at t:30 for touch football, basketball, MICHIGAN-ARMY The cadets were the pride of the seen Hutchinson's resignation had tan team have ' Softball, turkey trot, and track ... some switches. East before falling to South Carolina last week. been anticipated since he an¬ aetlrtty to itre ts, but may participate in Big 10 Dennis Mendyk . Besides this, the IM program offers individual competition, in other activities not their sport at any time. similar to Also, power will win. should prevail, but I'll say the i>oys from West Point Two Wolve nounced he would settle for noth¬ ing less than a two-year contract from SaRihfov, contention ■! o, f now engaged in practice and which the contestant strives to ns manager. The six-man board alone with („I,.,,,,-. holding team lockers are ineli- OHIO STATE-CALIFORNIA Agnin I disregard Big Regulars Lewis and Ell,-- . . . capture the Individual Intramural of directors, led by Tiger Presi¬ uutket. during that season of o's debut at I'enn, hut the Vols will 27-6 win. signing because of "personal rea- It nod In the Iowa I •rill intervene here 28-22. Sinee 1946. the eompetl- pay em' back. The Wolverines were all in spot is one «r the I tion has been continuous and PENN-WILLIAM AND MARY . . . Steve's boys should liform today but coach Bennie His firmness in holding out for on the line. has grown Into a rivalry of not I "ounce hack against weak W and M, hut it looks like a sad Oosterbaan took. It easy on at the two-year contract bolstered only inter-state bi least two players. rumors he had been offered a job A change |., i MONDAY OCT. 11 the standpoint of two-in-a-row for Penn. Miss MISSISSIPPI-VILLANOVA as numl>er one dog this . . . Many writers tabbed 'OI practice sessions that fea¬ as coach of the Orioles and would right tack It w r». tured fundamentals, defense and work with his old friend, Paul Richards, who now is doubling as a converted . !• ?? > year—that makes 'em pretty offensive drills without any Contort MR. JACK 1IKKSLIN, edge wit! the Irish IB victn big hut you know the old saying. < heavy contact work, the Wolver¬ field and general manager of the club. It was said Hutchinson was Morley Mm; /•.' ines appeared up to full streng¬ Co-L'apt | mi I. , INDIANA-COLLEGE OF PACIFIC five losse Like I said, it'a . . . th. promised he would manage the IHrrclor. I'larrnit-iil Itnrt-iiii going to lie a tough day for the Big 10. club in 1956. IOWA-MONTANA . . . Exclamation. Iowa is tough (ask However, fullback Lm BaM- In New York. Clarence Miles, any Spartan) hut Montana is the underdog, and everybody president of the Orioles, said knows they usually win. Thursday, "I would be amazed if tgan's only twa touchdowns that were true. 1 know nothing 'hen the Notre Dame un- MARQUETTE-MIAMI The newly named "Warriors" . . . about it." streak of 39 games, in were picked fairly even last week for the Wisconsin game Miles and Richards .were at¬ totball history, was ended at was administered by hut look what happened. They won't recover in time for tending the World Series. Rich¬ the Hurricanes. ards could not be reached immed¬ OTHER SURE FIRE UPSETS iately for comment. . . . Vanderbllt over Al- Hutchinson was en route to aliama, Texas A & M over Georgia, I,SU over Kentucky, Hon Kramer, Cleveland, where he was to see who got a hip bruise in the Becker's Drive In Cornell over Rice, Arkansas over TCU, Washington State Washington game, was also back the next three Series games. Hu¬ has mot ed In till r. Michigan over Texas, Oregon Stale over tchinson was elevated to manager Morrsll. Washington, Utah over Or¬ in full harness. However, Ostcr- July 5. 1952. His team ended so sp up in punter, k Mill Ihr top ■ HAMBURGERS egon, Stanford over Illinois, ami Slippery Rock over Rio fragn restricted drills for Jim last place in 1952. sixth last year MAI,TEDS - DINNERS Grande. —*1 Bates, the linebacker-center who and fifth this missed the Washington game be¬ behind Mo frail. Anybody wanna Iwt ? cause he had pneumonia. slightly lr« Gary Ia.au SUNDAY, OH. 3 2:30 to 6:00 ONLY TWO LIVEWIRES on Thurwi., WW would like the OPPORTUNITY OPEN RUSH SMOKERS good m c. Right hatfharl start In the i* Here Is PROFIT with Peak* Mill hr th with Tra*»% Butt Graves behind hii AT ALL FRATERNITIES HOKEY-POKEY, la*, i W est 19th St. i N*w Yarfc II. N. Y. tensive right along with Against the laark-grouiitl of *ti|H-ri<>r -lack* ★ \ervoorts\I Va£> ami sport jacket*. Irv shade* of pink, mel¬ on, sungold, blue, mini green, iliibonnel, CWrmienUr fluwwfil, eliarroal brown, cliareoal grey ALL INTERESTED MEN Opposite n* i**9" I in sweaters, sportswear. Sweaters from S 10.95 MICHIGAN STATE BLANKETS INVITED — Sport Shirt* — SI.95 up Dress Shirt* - S3.95 up Ties - $1.50 up NO INVITATION NECESSARY. Slaeks - S 12.95 up S|wrt Coals - S22.95 up (THIS WILL BE THE LAST OPEN RUSH OFFICIAL Spartan Crrrn viih 10 ® SMOKER THAT MANY OF THE White Chenille Lrtlrr 90% New Wool, 10% Nylon Ji, Opca Thursday She 60x84, Fits % Siae Br«l $11 ' 12HM Nooa Ualll 9:00 l>: M. HOUSES HOLD FALL TERM.) . Made by Horner Woolen MUb 1 L ■—- • Waterproof Carrying Case - *2* •Wiy aiiBO* Against Marquette Rosen May Set Out Jeals Wisconsin Power Lopez Ponders •< Note: This story Is written by Jim Gunderson. Sports ,Wisconsin Daily Cardinal. It Is the first in a pro- 0f exchange articles with sports editors of Big 10 Ry JIM GUNDERSON Line-Up Changes NEW YORK <(F) — Manager Ai I.opez of the Cleveland ... — UplSON" — When Wisconsin's football team flies to he plans some line-up changes Indians, wearing a weary and worried look, said Thursday ¥ ¥ T ... m i , . * c Friday it will be facing; the Spartans for swingrs to today as the World Series | l^eO Uncertain About KhOfleS Or lrvin Cleveland's Municipal Stadium for the third „t time in Rift 10 football competition. Tie Badpers Face Indians Today game. uin coach Ivy *n more Williamson optimistic fumble In midair to scoot 27 yards. Bratt scored the first two touch¬ downs for the Worried Boss One definite change, Lopez said, ig that Dave Philley will - Gomez to The Christian Science Monitor One. Norway Street which back to Badgers. Wisconsin back to right field replacing Wally led at halftime 20-14 and then Boatoa IS. Maaa^ U. S. A f Westlake, against righthander Ru¬ Pirate tend me The Christian started to click In 77-degree ben Gomez of the Giants. Science Monitor for one year. I weather with the second string¬ enclote $1S □ (3 mot. I3.7S) □ ers slashing hard at the Warrior line. Marquette made 165 of their i 274 vards In the first half. sards, bad a rushing game which it Ante*he Isn't netted 257 and named for 162. fab threat here and that The Badgers' weaknesses were last Saturday aa not revealed except that punting rolled over Mar- and placeklcklng were not effect- im Miller execut- |v and is an adapt, when subs are placed In the game CAINE MUTINY *He completed five of five it isn't noticeable. 1 BOCART JOSE FERRER- V6N JOHNSON FREO M. MURRAY ft* 118 yards, including Levenhagen. the sophomore, w-ns to halfback Clary may start against the Spartans or 29 yards and End Don as Gingrass. the top punter for Ike Likes Cle— an All-I inference 1953 Wisconsin, has apparently lost his GREAT AS A HOOK! yards. job with Pat's performance here. Oops, No Bet for II AS A PICTURE — THE GREATEST! jub. Jim Haluska, got The Badgers ore a solid ball lame with about nine min- club. Wisconsin, too, has great K of the first half. It was 'We have to figure some way- DENVER (/PI—President Eisen¬ respect for Michigan Slate regard¬ t art ion he has seen since less of their 14-10 loss to Iowa, get some runs." Lopez said. hower offered to wager a golf kiwi game, Jan. 1, 1953. I all the speed ball that the Cleveland Indians uffered a broken leg in a would beat the New York Giants get. We've left 2« men ueball game last sum- Spartans Hold I in the first two games, Thursday. A moment Inter the Indian's Al Smith slammed the IBalusk.i completed five of uthit the Giants, but they first pitch of the ball game for a vards including one en getting 'em when they «#live Halfback Pat or 18 yards. Weight-lifting Title , and we haven't. That's Eisenhower stopped in the press Muscles are the thing on Mich¬ -'re two down." urn at his vacation headquarters AI Smith. Cleveland renter- igan State's weight-lifting team, st as the game got started, fielder who picked Antonelll's which won the Junior National atching a television set as Dusty first pitch of the game far a lodes stepped to the plate, Eis- AAU team title in 1953. LATE COMPLETE howcr remarked with a grin: Nick Gavrila, 165-pound North trh. a fast hall.1 "I'd U- willing R R Y American weightlifting champion I hull. I let it ball nn Cleveland today." SHOW TONIGHT and 1953 Junior National AAU ( owned, and The words seareelv were out of AT 10 Davs the top man on the outdn't believe j his mouth when Rhodes banned l\M. I the ball into the stands. Feature Shewn 1:0e EXTRA SPECIAL Reeky DAYS MARCIANO n u T.M. Fssard Grid Notes w ■ ■ « ii viv# BEND. Ind. 1/PV- Pass I i NOW annwtiurj mhw SHOWING! CHARLES Championship Fight ''"fense again stressed by TODAY A SATURDAY was Pictures Feature shewn at 1:M yi re Dame's fighting Irish ..iursday as they prepared for' •3 • 3:19 - 7:39 • 9:39 - 11:39 Round by Round! Saturday's game here with Pur- > due's aerial-minded Boilcrmuk- : LATE SHOW Blow by Blow! ers. TONIYE— 11:30 P.M. Sec Tht Knockout With the season's second Irish | start only two days away, two players remained on the casualty list. They are Paul Reynolds, right halfback, who has a leg in¬ jury. and end Gene Kapish, who reinjured his knee in a wind LAFAYETTE. Ind. WV-Three (op tackles were missing Thurs¬ day from the traveling squad named by Purdue Coach Stu Hel- romb for the trip to Notre Dame Saturday. if STARTS SUNDAY • 2 GREAT COMEDY HITS if Starter Frank Paparazzo and reserves Frank Agelotti and Ed Voytek were out because of in¬ juries. Holcomb named Dick Murley to start in Paparazzo's place at left tackle. Karras may be able to play against Pacific Saturday Karras I f guard. Norm has a pulled tendon. "I Left guard Tom Hall is on the ' 'he fastest He forced last doubtful list with a bruised thigh. I Fullback Les Kun has an injured foot but Is expected to play. Half¬ back Don Domenic is the only pt. ypea 7 pja. F1 IB »-!•«» * great center spot EAST LANSING'S ONLY DRIVE-IN THEATER OFFERS YOU Teday and datarday "The IWrl Rate" Series Ag Board Approves (Continued from F New Housing Rents ace, was Irwin. He caled in toliit tor Monte dropped a Texas League single to center, scoring Mays Equal Spread of Rates to Affect from third with the Giants' first 1,100 Married Student Units when, with the bases full and one t, Antonelli beat out a throw first to foil a double play at¬ Married student* will be paying more to the rent collector tempt by the Indians. after Nov. 1—if their landlord is MSC. The rent increases, affecting 1,100 families living in the married housing barracks, range from $3 to $4.50 per month. Church to Hold They were approved this month by the State Board of Agri- ROBERT FRIARS Cl,ltUre' | a- ^ w .a. , Fellowship Hour Achieving a more equiatble poster estimated, A Collegiate Fellowship/Hour, L-C Series spread of rates in regard to the