ROBERTA rtraSB^'. TO SING TONIGHT ,g( AI,I>IT0RIUM **»:!» fl&tlfc'' PUBLICATION WEDMBtDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954 PRICE 5 CENTS Christmas Contest Plans £ vernment 5f Sororities Strike Advised Not in To Compete ^shington PanHrl Force* WASHINGTON A of student atrikw Didpltiy Switch pretest against intrega- Student jfovemment hast¬ of Negro ftd white pu- spread to niM Washing- ily shuffled its plana for the g Tueeday while Christmas City display con- in nearby Bal- test Tuesday as PanHellenie i eased after several Of Council ities not to advised its 18 soror¬ participate in the the nation's capital school Monday's tickets r illegal parking, $10. Five $25 rd Monday to i unregistered auto- 1110 tickets tor drlv- Carnival to Show 90 Jazz Rockg And t displaying a driving play apace tlx feet wlge. (me for overtime park- Combos will b* Kenton, • [•limenl The free carnival will begin at fct, tirkrlcri ran appeal 30 pan. and will last until II (Men! Traffic Appeal The annual ever I feel 4 under the new drtv- AWS end Men s Council, im. Walker said. be supplied by the sot*) >cak of the disturbance Making their first appearance committee. A 12 fee will the in t nth. ai-llni chief a< ppdlrc. uM the mala seek to acquaint students the programs offered by cai activities, according to John ker, publicity chairman. ^ .1. J on campus will be the Spartan Bell Ringers, a group of IS stu¬ dents directed by Wendell Was¬ turned with ■aid. to these ell 1 groups regulations, i la past." Police Lt. William T. Murphy said al Anacoatia high. The Juetice Department said it waa "keeping an eye on the ell- Swing at Festival Christmas season. Total turn for the project bably reach *3.000, w a—Me appeared to be cot t. MSC carilloneur. $1,000 being spent for i-st aver situation." The District of Stan Kenton brought hi* exciting big band and five small li| ppnea FhrUea-Math Information may contact ili with Scotch tape. LANSING. bPI the Carnival, Horace Mann School in Washing- For ND Game illy satirical drums of r ' j n between un easy autos. transfer The first toll rtton of Tommy Ya, Aq- Hits Firing No enrolled Shelly Mannc and teller and hartieue sax and clarinet work I provides * $5 fine for the by Jimmy GiufTre. ■i -i $ iturhft stickers. The Board. Board approved Of Prof situation apparently was return¬ ing to normal following several The Giants' Curtis Counce, bass, and rhythm section, lease of $160,000 to the Poly Jol¬ COflj rtfl Peters Turnpike Authority will days of student strikes, picketing and maaa protests. Schools ly, piano, "The leady is a gave a strong beat to Tramp," the utter¬ the city reported attendants Tickets Greiner and Co^ oi tlon .dopted by a the lncrg.se. A few pickets ly relaxed "Walk, Don't Hun" and "Un Poco Loco." expressed "regret1 nsnj wwi j The Art Tatum Trio, its leader \imiluhle i proposed 114.0- Rockwood the firing of Dr. Mirk Nlekerson | were Dr. Nirkerson. U. « pharma- ________ by police. Iternates. A had applied one of the recognized greats of Saginaw group . the jazz world, was, however, an *til! available for S)udrnU interested in setting cologist. wee one of thro* faculty # by Tuesday afternoon, according the Michigan Highway Owners I up boo(h, for (h, carnival must men disciplined for refusing to unfortunate blending. To those fctm concert to- Users Association, were check in tn Macklln Stadium by j | Jfl Vf* to Bob Gronewnld, publicity di¬ rect fir for the committee. who had never heard Tatum in i the Auditorium. person, the almost complete blot¬ 6 pm. Thursday and pay a *5 fee Applications may lie picked up at the the dean «f student* office in Administration Building Goal Set at Union nfNikstore, but alt ap- ting out of his piano technique with an over-amplified electric » Desk guitar must have beep a disap¬ Students I this afternoon, 3,000 Pints, - . ion of the legislature to halt the I An „ rhar(r w),| pointment. Only on "Sweet I/»r- toil road propoaal. raiae the gaan- rainc" and "Body and Soul" could madt lf (m p^„t by line taa one cent and finance an Tatuin's explorations really be H.v reinstated. Alpha Phi Omega i One hundred fifty-five round- ohtan Op- expanded freeway construction balked ! tan'a Women'a League All three faculty trip train tickets will go on sale i. will sing to undertake at questions at Jenison Fieldhouse Monday, tions, both Gov. Williams said the objec¬ tor. "are challenging the vali¬ Bank Board for students who have already Ann McCall altst Mary Imparled vitality te dity of the goll road idea. The leg- _. a mm m Transportation provided by the "Mean le Me." "1 Cried fur rdi, Haydn, islature ha* already decided that t and It U up to ui to carry out ! * M.IWJ IltlflfKffl I Iflitttflll their constitutional tickets includes bus service back You" and "We'll be Together violated. to the train after the game. rom 'Rlgo- The Board of the legislative mandate." ruary by the MSC Veterans' Ai- Students will leave Macklln ' Clair de Juhn A. Hannah was Meanwhile. William T. Slaugh¬ Stadium Oct. 16 at 6:30 a.m., and The Ventura group, Its head dim-tor of pje De- ter. Jr.. chairman of the turnpike wrtans may register for the will return to Lansing at 8 p.m. man playing tenor sax, displayed nig number i of the Federal Re- authority, si id. ha would be un- Hatcher Oct. Ig-Oct. 23 drive at the APO the same night. a fine rhythm section of Bob from "Lu- The Faculty Senate, -SWL booth at the Activities Car- Carter, bass, Dave McKcuna. pi¬ by Doni- nounred Monday ory group, approved iti ano, and Sonny Igoe, drums. The lasting group at Saginaw Fridiy' \ Reserve Board ('ongrent To Dinning latter was an audlence-pleascr Hannah i term «» ■iiiwmiuhchi resolution | wit. end Dec. II. Th Limn Bureau Tonight '■saiUfaction" Savoy." •erved as director of the Detroit NEWS IN BRIEF Dr. Markert' A new bill revamping the stu¬ Kenton's crew was heard at the branch from Jan. I. I9S1 to March be handled Davis, the third Of by dent government Small lawn* nccrt 13. 1933. when he resigned lined faculty men. di press the Lanaing Red Croaa in the Bureau will be under discussion an appeal. of the Union. at tonight's Student Congress including Bill Rus- trine Truth Delayed Since leaving meeting, at 7:30 in 32 Union. "Thcmc of Four Values" and Nkkcrson has joined the faculty MSC President John A. Hannah Holman's "Theme and Vari- A'~ i l,u,ruetion trouble in the etomi of the University of Manitoba in will be the Congress' tqtccial ,lo light when • steam pipe bu Canada. j The Kenton group also backed ">< 01 ' ' -ubmenlble at.least three moot Navy | trombonist Frank Kosolino, intro- * * * ! ID ( jnh Available Photographers Find Them Nice. "Old Black Magic" If a living unit decides Slowdown Delayed "Pennies ter the contest alone, | In luion for Laat Day These Dark Rooms Not (or. 500-point "spot" toward P ~A 'howdown report i Students will have their laat o-bongo received fine drummer, Candido, backing from . i the l.'00-point basis on which the displays will be judged. chance today to pick up ID card# 1 in the Men's Lounge of the Union. >and. I If a pair of living units take era, and carrying case. After first place in one of the two cate¬ After today the remaining cards the student learns the basic gories. they will each receive one. steps m taking pictures, he of the *300 trophies. learns to develop them in the No Rrlirf Although contest rules prohibit Journalism darkroom. an expenditure of more than $23 Students also learn to make enlargements from the nega¬ SpurI a iis Face on one display, certain East Lans¬ ing merchants will sell materials tives well being able to as as make prints directly from the Another Day at cost. A list • negatives. There are three smaller darkrooms off the main darkroom where students can Of Wet Skies load film holders or develop There will be no let-up from 3 Men Suspended film without disturbing the stu¬ the wet weather, at least for an¬ other day. Cloudy ikies with For Liqw* Viola* dents printing pictures in the printing room. rain all morning la the predic- This four-credit course is valu¬ able for any< iflte KOLEtttlNE INFORMATION 1 p.m. In Union Tower Room as22 UN Of 'Fine* Summers, tan club 7: JO p.m. in Forestry Cabin Vso p.mAr** «j Rallies and Things ONE-ACT PLAT TRYOCTR 6:30 p.m. in 40 Auditorium River. o,4l raotMon bat «OS.ENAntM —V JACK KOLE „ '.30 b n>.; Ofll, BXCALlBlg SSWaiunh* Thinking It over after that flnt week of daaaea: RETAILING 7 p.m. ftow that yoa've epotted all of youroM friend. In the FANHKI. opening-week ru»h. how many time. h.ve you toM them that your summer wax fine and that you're .till living .24 Union m ABB In the iame old pl*ce ? ——; i baaii of the t ZSZ&VSu, Cabin men. 3i,| Ad , SPARTAN v UFLR CLUB •EAC.lt far a f, 1:20 pjn. on Dem. Hall Rifle ' P.m. In 35 Ud thine I Raaga UNION BOARD at the IIOMA DKLTA CHI Pi ni lt UION, same niece as last ytar, 7^pjm. Meet at Mate News JAZZ UETt other students ire, a eur- IMABCLTA 0 p-m. at Luther Houat, KAPPA MPHA I *y shows. What survey!" Details, always details. 1 Abbott Bd. * * * Those 6,(WO students who at- Keuth the "PMttah'priuS? in the tame veto a* "Flint Fire¬ .endad lbs Wisconsin pap rally cracker" far Letter Bolden and On Its lait 300 books, dsy with only left In tha Aud Friday night da- serve . lot of credit—especially "Menominee Meteor" for Roar Bowl Into Billy Wells. LAMBDA CHI AU>] w STUN Is obviously a success. ben^yi w. the thing J u • t are Under the new system, books broufht Into the AWS of¬ fice In the Union and put on N ; the Mg Spartan end. fraternity file. Students wishing to buy Ret whatever It ins the weeds hordially Invites lnltriit,<| Mfn the books may Inspect them Beamed stilted ead berieg la¬ And the managers before purchasing. n both sides Previously, only a card file available books was main¬ The Rains Came or of the bookstore line. Cutting OPEN RUSH sm0ki ■ tained and would-be purchasers in pest rallies, the pep off that much space is inexcus- - J had to contact book owners have been lively—with able when the crowds obviously called for the room. themselves. In many rases sales same speakers often giving Bookstore authorities explain m -By WALT OLEKSY - were lost because contacts wele pitch. Thuratlay 6:13 |n 8:1^ hard to arrange and cards were With an of thoee peopls that the section had to be clos- tied up for duys at a time. the Aud. It waa a bad night to Oct. 7,1954 (before the activity "Go forth «nd build yoursrif *n »rk," Mid the den to throw the wrong pitch. t could be found. That may be, but their Job is to find the a hand-picked frenhman, "for I am going to eauae It to * * W 128 llaslclt rain for 44 day* and 40 nighta." price en their beaks, bet they do net handle the arteat tell¬ Putting out this paper takes us Into the wee hours on occas¬ And the freahman went forth and built hlmMlf an ark. ing. The boeks are pnrehaaed en cash and carry beats ions and this particular night And ha (elected for the erk, two of everything on campui, a threngh Uie STUN afflee and ho that no species would be lv Campus Classifieds the meney la tarned nver te the arm teller le*r. reached out for me at about '2 PHONE He selected a half-hark and a volleyball player, a pre¬ a.m. Icsa than 100 yards from tried and a philosophy major, a home ec major and a land But there It one thing wrong with the present STUN, and the Union. ED 2-1511 and water conservationist. There were two from poultry BE WISE - BUY WISE AWS and Men's Council mem¬ Two last Lansing officers husbandry, a journalist and a child behavior student, an bers know It. They simply dent EXT. 268 r. a. and a housemother, and two dueka. have enough room. Housed In And the rains came. It rained from morning e/eri unto AWS office, third floor Union, SCRUTINIZE THE WANT-ADS DAILY the organisation has hod long evening, and the merchants were sold out of slickers and lines extending all the way galoshes. down Publications' Row. CLASSIFIED RATES And the rains continued, and It flooded the sidewalks Books arc stacked all around And it must have seemed lo FOR SALE LOST dndl the bookstore made was in or¬ and fillet) the Journalism Building basement, antl washed rich! that you Just don't ro t< the office and adequate filing dering. When a college operates is almost impossible. Besides nil that trouble to steal books. EASY SPIN a store for the purpose of sell¬ into the hallways. Soon the Bed Cedar overflowed ami a 888 Alao Thor t water mark was kept each day as water swept over the that, the leftover books must be ★ * * ing to students, certainly moved from the Union to the Just Hamblin'—That neti enough books should be pur¬ campus. basement of the Administration drop date is likely to cateh i TYPEWRITER. ROYAL, late r chased. Kither departments are After many days, students retreated to the upper Boors Building for storage each term. not placing correct orders or of their dorms, and classes were cancelled. After many Certainly STUN has tried to lot of student* with their cur rtcula (town. Monday's the las t^ssuvsrursx the bookstore itself is cutting more days, the wintls whippet! the water into huge waves improve itself. Its revampnd day you can drop those un ADOITIONAL CHAISES down ganisers deserve e new office. that'meant you won't be able t til over and students were lost anil drowned. Anil soon fat credit chaos the water engulfed everything. ll'SS |^and are trying to correct it. Mi- "VhacI Dmochowski. Union man¬ ager, plans a trip to Notre I —* * JwnwT I ALL NEW SHOW! DOORS OPEN 6:45 HUICK AUTOMOTIVE letl RPKl'lAL Dame's new bookstore to get dt-411 BABY BUOOY. ORIGINAL Rock bd'AJ iiUUa SEE THE BIG PICTURES Crossword Puzzle .diattiA 20c HERE FOR LESS! RaV" <»1M !.itli;i4 ft|i4.:j Sfe X 4u il'.l J 4 ;1M I Married Student students i'M.j4 , may not peacefully m 4: M .m il-: Hd r.d 2-4780 lana 12. Says Pox - -- take another term of the book¬ i 71 >/4s MilUtlH Jf.YJ > my you mim the IIFRITAGI store battle. :4.:i 4. iV.tll ' buy your Clga here ture I. • C|NemaSCOP£ J>;t-! 4 CHRYSLERS — pan Me. Run Tana phone Tt* 1 ;)M ,:/.i :i:4 •! Zin 82 48. 18. Gab Adter 3*>x , awawin zk\ . Bhoea tt tt. Men * ' LOST I A utoi.: 4,iu.-i,.7.i: n Athletic So*. Drew 8 MUlRid WII'2H4 Mttu m;i,4i.r ii 4;sin tdiin pVittSruSuto •rment - fox H PERSONAL! What? No LOOKING FOR Wisconsin Dry Cleanlnc 88c per ry and Shoe undreds of Repair i Bargains. Come down Fight Song? thousand* Come on down with your t and Browse No pnty clerka tele PX Enter By Mete Theater Te the Editor. Falcone does it again? How times can we be rude to many a visiting team, and still hold SERVICE reepect In the Big 10? Last year it was a frequent occurrence for our band to strike up Just as the visiting band was in tfb* middle of a song. This year we've done It again, with a full half-time perform¬ atlng purposes ance devoted to US. the big Oktmog. ED f- star! It seems as if we could have squeezed in at least one £ "On Wisconsin," or one little HOUSING STUDENT PRIVATE Let's face it. we were beaten by a good team. Why couldn't we honor this team by march¬ ing off with their victory song, M ^esimst instead of a funeral march? Rudeness will deal us a far 3srjr3^:»~ heavier blow than any football WATCH *er coluf ' Tickets on Sale Now V ANTED—GAR AOR In "stop at Night Staff SINGLE ROOM I i SUM** Ana M«< for • at*n Jama* Johnston and pleasant front 1 I staff rat Carmen Nests Bvaaa, Eager Your Annual n Marj bahair and Hi Swift Dillwr LOST *nd FOUND "Typing Michigan State News Homecoming ErDerwnr- CaU ED 7 a Dance featuring hiusic by Tommy Aquino "TRANSPOjl^ w.vrvo 9-12 Aud. feekcD' Sat., Oct. 23 Semi-Formal • 2.75 per Couple bidT Ticket, on-Sale at Uplon Ticket Office S^sSwS£Sf aw—"-" ■■■■■■■ ■ ■■ ■ -rnm-MMpm iha Xi's Move to New Home Members ire: nati John Zimmerman, Cincin¬ graduate student, to Janice to Decorate Gray. Niles senior, and Donald Wolfe. Livonia senior, to Shii ley Wade, Detroit snf>h*»more. Theta. Other Slrma Kappa plnninga Tbeta XI pinning* include: John omore, to Larry Crouch, Detrait Apartments Marshall. Reutah senior, to Jane sophomore and Kappa Sigma; Doris IJnd. Coldwatcr sophomore, to Jerry Carlson. Scottville »cnl«- Br CINDY BRIGHAM and Delta Tau Delta, and Mair Jo Smith. .Santa Barbara. CaNf., "Careful, wet paint! Don't Hani sophomore, to Tom Snyder, Char¬ your clothe, In thl, closet yet. lotte junior and Pi*Kappa Phi. Watch out for that ladder!" Such warning, aymbolize the t Sigma Kappa engage* J Joan Wenrel. Midland confusion at the Alpha XI Delta •e: o Dana Squire. Midland Hillel to Celebrate houae at 580 Union St., a, soror¬ > student and Alpha Tau ity members add finishing touches and Joan Reichenbach, Kol-Nidare Serviee to their new home. senior, to Eugene Bcvgel. Five years ago the house was Hillel Foundation will hold used for commercial apartments. Kol-Nidre services tonight at 7 ' Now six of the right large apart- in the Alumni Memorial Chapel. mcnts are being decorated accord¬ Student leaders for the pro- ing to the occupant's tastes. guim include Mike Graff. Charles senior, to Howard Waft*. Delta Katner and Marehall Goldman. Ku( Each unit has • bedroom, liv¬ ing room, bathroom, closet and Kappa Epsilon al Barbara either a study room or extra clos¬ Carls, Sturgis junior, to Jerry , Xi Oelta norority recently purchased (his brick homt'iTsT^LMen'st*'7 et space. The coeds ere mtklng Grimm, Evansville. Ind.. junior Drltn Cam ma Sorority Three Psl Upnilon members rake the Phi Delta and Delta Chi, and Mary Lou Plana curtains to blend with the color lawn directed by a Phi Delt taskmaster. Hayritie, Dance scheme of their particular unit. Delta Gamma sorority plans a The two fraternities challenged each other to a schol¬ This Is Child havride Friday night at Okemos, New tile floors complete the dec¬ Development Chili mitor Living br jean Gregory orating picture. The two apartments on first floor are being remodeled to pro- arship duel based on spring term grades. As a result the Psi It's will rake the lawn all fall. A similar contest has been scheduled for this term. The loser will shovel To Me t; Talk Planned Development Club will Members and their dates will return to the 1X5 house for re¬ freshments and dancing after the hps Fall, 1964, and everybody everywhere wonders what will office. Part of one wan will be snow this winter. light at 7 at the Nursery n Unit 4. Home Manage- hayride. BOGEN Space happen in world affairs before the year is out. What about the H-bomb? Will Princesa 'Margaret ever get her man? arched away to form an extended entrance to the living Ballot Box Contributors The Amazing W120 d housing units ran How long will Mendes-Franre hold his title of French An Interesting feature of the New Green Splash actives are: be called dream Premier? Will the Russiana' intramural game of hide-and- living room is its large modified picture window which Juts out Neota Anderson, Muskegon sen¬ f but they ran Ire at- seek finally exterminate them all? from the house. ior; Artene Consiglio, Detroit jun¬ L ind convenient, ac- These questions and many others are in the back of ior: Dixie Davis. Lansing sopho¬ {, to Sidney L. Lilrer- American mind—well, anyway, most American minds. the The kitchen, dining room, cook's On apartment, laundry room and more; Nancy Dunnell, Mt. Clemens Spartan llmwtcr Spa-rial* •„, young New York chapter room are located In the sophomore; Mary Ann Edwards, the MSC campus the important questions in freshman minds for l4l and interior de- are: How do I basement of the two-story brick East Lansing senior and Judy He and his wife, get from Hern Hall to Berkey in 10 minutes? Fogg, Flat Rock senior. r O,: r Are we really reverting fashionwlie to the "flat" look of house. Cement walls are being MICHIGAN STATES AWAY GAMES O C-- lorn down and remodeled to make j, are accomplishing the '20'a? What is Recent Green RpU*h arilvet also leinnr miracles for expected of us socially now that we're larger rooms and doorways. include: Nancy O'Rourke. Toledo. Overall here? Floors and walls still have to Indiana Orl. 9th £17.00 Quality Ohio junior: Dee Owen, Cleveland fork apartment dwell- That last bo refinished and decorating Ohio, junior; Lucy Purvis, Little Audinphile Net ' question is the only one I could attempt to i their ideas for mak- schemes initiated. Minnehota Oct. 30th £71.00 t most of cramped answer, and even then I wouldn't begin to cover every angle Mary Spruell, 899.00 Except for their furniture, some Joan Of it. of which is stored in their former RATE INCLUDES: Air Thcismann, Sturgis senio R64C PM-AM TUNER house, the Alpha Xl's are nearly Wakefield, Mt. Pleasant junior; (TWA Martin 444 first My advice to new students is to make the Helot their settled. New studio courhes, hol- Sue bible. (That was the little green book you got through the Woolwoaver, Livonia sopho¬ Companion Tuner to l.v wixxl beds, dressers, desks and more and Nancy Wonnberger, mail. It will give a freshman's eye view of campus chairs have been purchased. the 1)1120 I painting the walls light Bloomfield Hills sophomore. I wiling a darker tone. organizations and traditions better than the wisest upper- The remodeling is scheduled to For Unsurpassed be complete by the end of this Green Splash officers for this } and upholstery fabrics class "wheel" could. HI-FI Reception .subdued pat- month. At qui time 34 sorority year are: president, Jean King, i color, so they don't The handbook gives tipi on things not to do as well as members will occupy their new Kerndale junior; vice - president, $105.52 courses of positive action. A few do's include sending your quarters. . Ann Maywald, Des Moines. Ia„ junior; secretary, Mary Smith, Bmrav- rt almost every mOm.nl h .(or.ee xexee. high school letter sweater home anil dressing casually for class but not to the levi-extrems. Two From MSC Hancock senior; treasurer, Mary Lee Eldridge, Muskegon senior, College Travel Office Campus Music ^^Htatrr. Hut (. from floor and social chairm '1 ROIMB w R Bfcl mi ■uo. provide x pretty r«serially If Ibe About all I can add to the "Helot's" advice is that coeds should save their purses for dressy occasions rather than To Attend Convo Jonesville junior, Shop - are flamed In Hke tote them to class, and refrain from calling fraternities — Mabel Petersen and Mrs Next To The Rank "frata". Lurline Lee will leave Friday It It revered with (or Dearborn to attend the annu¬ ^Bid ka dranrri rxa pre- This, especially, I want to repeat. MSC is a friendly cam- al fall meeting of the Michigan r haitii p4f»! *rrwm.\ ^^HttbMul .toraxx apace. pus.and freshmen are shown the same respect that's due Association of Deans of Women and Counselors of Girls. STUDENTS! of end table.," he went everyone else. Freshman hazing is unheard of here. People Miss Petersen and Mrs. law are car. more storage will try to muke you feel welcome by saying "hi" in the •r case cum assistants in the Women's Divl's- Union and on their wuy to classes. Be sure to return those lun to Dean of Students Turn King. Got a lucky Droodle edi-br ".ii U^hsdi Hm* no up and .atils and endi. more space than greetings. Mrs. Lee will serve as chair¬ Here's wishing a not-too-ghaitly fall term to you all. man on a panel "Roaolving uf r-«m f M ■Sp eio table, but you UK Conflicts Against Authority." l.o Bffft IM The conference is being held V ft GIN %rA U.S. business men estimate that, Hr-lhe Dearborn Inn on Friday r.j.t ImtifiM I fgS*4 Xr. I.lhrrmax have Purdue Dean the nation's industry is now and Saturday. While In mB—th" •pending 24 billion dollars a the "group haa been Invited t RSONAl"^^■tewttllrird in your noodle? decorator.: Hat Farlana, part of If IN cast To Give Talk formal lea at Henry Ford estate. Dr. Helen Schlemsn, dean of women al Purdue University, and Dr. Doris Seward, assistant to Dr. Schiaman, will be on campus today. WE HAVE THE They will speak to fraternity, *25 aorority and women's co-op and flip the couple gave was •H PK-'urw .like. Paint dormitory housemothers at 2:30 pan. in the Union faculty wom¬ en's room. ANSWER! SEND IT IN AND At 7:43 p.m. they will meet in p ■ cowdinotc with the Union Parlor C with the Junior Pan Hellenic Board. Senior Pan Mooting a small room, Hel Advisory Board and presi¬ a pktt wa rns that con- dents of all sororillas. P«wt$ ,haaild b* Hved Dr. Seward will speak on the Wnnt to pick up $26? Make up a Lucky l ueh as plUowa, topic, "Group Life." She is one Kn itwru sh ■old be in dlf. at the annual speakers at the Droodle and aend it in. It'a easy. of ttjt Housemothers' Training Course at same color. If yuu want to And out juat how may it Purdue. |bUu U an Mid lamt. ia, oak Roger Price, creator of D roodlea. 1* dUM. , ind star, caa >IUi this Lib- "Very!" Price says. Better yet, do a Droodle [bill.. P •■k* "haw off tbo Ik. - lowar and younelf, like the onea shown here. 1— UfM .11 UK Mas Droodle anything you like. And aend in l*J*AT«R. rq, g aa many aa you want. If we select youra, we'll pay $26 for the right to use it, together with your name, in our advertising. We're going to print plenty—and lots that we MSC Foreign Film Series Oct. 7 - 7 and 9 P.M. OPEN RUSH don't print will earn $25 awards. Draw your Droodlee any aire, on any piece of paper, and aend them with your descrip- Fairrhild Theatre tive titles to Lucky Droodle, P. O. Boa 67, SMOKER New York 46, N. Y. Be aure your name, address, collage and class are included. guinness While you're droodling, light up a Lucky The Great ...loverI ( TONIGHT - the cigarette that lax tea better becauae it'a mude of fine tobacco . . . and "/('a IT'S TOASTED1 Tooxfcd" to taate better. 7:30-9:30 P.M. MOOMM. CovVX 1.14. b,« WW to taste better! •a.t.c*. rxoovcr or , Pi Kappa Phi 507 E. GRAND RIVER (ACROSS FROM BERKEY) For One Week tedskins Refuse Crying Towel Purdue's Dawson WASHINGTON OP) — You'd Kuharlch tpld reporter! at the The Redskins lost 1 straight think that 'going down by an ag- club'» IWgate of 78-14 In two football "One of weekly preni luncheon, these dayi they're going Tfkmei would send a coach run- to start clicking together and then by San Francisco and 37-7 by games and have been In two league starts, 41-7 Rated as Top Back "nlhg for his crying towel. Not we'll start moving." Pittsburgh. Joe Kuharlrh, the new coach "It isn't like college ball." said A 19-year-old "family man" from Purdue. Lenny Dawaon, Kuharich. a former star Notre engineered a xmashing upset of Notre Dame last Saturday ."These kids are Inexperienced.' Dame lineman. "You make a mis¬ and earned the designation as the first Associated Presa take in this game and bang! There "Back of the Week" for the 1954 football season. go seven points." There wasn't ever Owner George Preston Mar¬ TOWIES ANYTIME. Me shall,' who enjoys a losing team Hack Receives about his selection, although others, Dicky Moegle of Rice Howard (Hopplong) Cassady of New Contract, fflmiH'iiW • Starting TODAY! , Marshall said, "bat I know Jos Is gslng to baild a winner " With Cubs Ohio State, received strong sup¬ port from the experts,. Dawson, one of 11 children of Mmay Mat-ck, who ta expected to replace LeRoy BoMen In rame, and Pat Wlboo. who Moves op to M-teock'o vacated No. 2 SatuiZ-T. an Alliance, Ohio, pottery plant quarter!** j CAPITOL There was a general feeling that CHICAGO t/P»—Boyish looking worker, was just an unheralded THE NEW the 'Skins may at least have found a quarterback successor to the Sammy Baugh. Stan Hack and his entire coach¬ ing staff were vote of confidence given a rousing Miphoinore quarterback until Pur¬ due's opening game against Mis- Matsock, Wilson Move Up Tuesday by the •TODAY —THURSDAY SMART. AI Dorow, a Chicago Cubs' front office in the Lineups rookie who Jugg SOPHISTICATED play¬ form of new one-year contracts. FRIDAY * SATURDAY ed for Michi¬ Terms were not disclosed in the COMEDY gan State's nat¬ game passing record of It com¬ SENSATION! ional champs of rangements by Wid Matthews, di- CARNIVAL 1951. Dorow rector of player personnel, after came j off the conferring with owner P. K. pletions in 29 attempts for eight touchdowns. He modestly tries to give the credit to the whole Juggled lineups were the fea- mentally to strengthen the sag¬ STORY "A bench plete to com- 15 of 28' j Wrigley. Hark, affable 4-year-old rc of the day as Spartan grid- ders were forced inside the field- house by a steady drizzle Tuesday. ging Spartans included the use of end Carl Dicner at a tackle posi¬ gainst Iticl ve¬ tion and sophomore Don Berger passes against j teran who WOMAN'S Pittsburgh. Both Marshall Cntm Chain of cm lose the Coach Duffy Daugherty alter¬ nated John Matsock, utility back at center. pat Wilson, soph quarterback, MSC defer ITU Kmn-CEMK MKR and Kuharich al¬ serving a ateady and Gary Lowe second string left worked behind Earl Morrnll in an WORLD" so spoke highly of Vic Janowicz's the etab aa a tbl half In the injured LeRoy Boldens position while Clarence Peaks and effort to lend depth to the signal calling spot! The 1B6 lb. back is a Helinskl. and Spartan Bert Zagors switched off at the brother of former MSC football I working defensive his first full scale appearance as play in J right halfback slot. star and Rhodes Scholar, John ter Kun. , hr "THE BLACK GLOVE" Other switches made experi¬ Wilson. JI'NK AIJ.YSON a pro. The former Ohio State star S« far IhU WITH ALEX NICOL VAN IIF.FIJN joined Washington after the base¬ losing fWl. The v 33 At 19. Dawson still looks like a stressed ir9k% I.AI'RFN HACALI, ball season, during which he play- Lea- | ];tiikv fiindamrnUlt J kid. He's 6 feet tall, weighs But Thry Play Notre Ramf blocking and ed f X?1* sereenhn * STARTINti SUN. OCT. 10 "irst 1TK pounds. But he's married and the father of a baby daughter, "THREE YOUNG TEXANS" I rOMW.KTr SHOWN ATI 'We'll Win This Week,' 'a- AND I ■ I ■ Charlie Justice picked lieutenants inc on a dead Cry Winless Panthers PMCKB . Weekday Mat- Mr first stritiKi- The limping man" tricky | BIG 10 STANDINGS ht llolromh and he Ipfe patterns and him responsible for hi« PITTSBURGH (A*)—-"Two poor performances don't mean r foot¬ Out.stim.h If llomr 4*rotrn thai ball team is through. We'll bounce back and it will be no later than. Saturday afternoon against Notre Dame." That assertive statement was voiced by Capt. Tom Hamilton, Pitt's athletic director, at a noon luncheon Tuesday for newsmen. where Coach Lowell Red Dawson wasn't at the luncheon. Dawson also wasn't available after last week's 46-7 » The solid Alabama* tough nun to i | the hands of an underdog Minnesota team. drubbing at keystone of the fr But he did leave a chalk there's a scribbled note on the blackboard reading; "We played for only 30 minutes." ward wall giving . indication of bright I So Hamilton took over for Dawson. And the former Navy man Va£) gamed the whole California team, really battened down the hatch. WILT.., an/ ~yervoorfs 104 yards to 101. on the ground, "The season is only two nights gone," fumed Hamilton. "We've still lot seven to go. We've got a good football team. We'll show 'em and intercepted a pasai and it won't be later than Saturday afternoon. "We're battening down the hateh and fighting this utorm. I have full confidence In the guya. They're darn good competitors and i;«;: they'll show 'em." S. A. E. WHITE DUCK JACKETS EAST LANSING'S ONLY DRIVE-IN THEATER Prevent* Movie* of OFFERS YOU Bums Offer Ttira Tharaday LeMans Grand Prix Rarer a way Hepnlarly Sella For Sii.V.i "Pari* Nighl*'* - jTo Trade Gay, Grand and Glorious Meeting 8:00 ; Rohinson to beat it! HOW *4.49 Koom 22 Union BROOK I. Building lyn Dodger they are Refretdimenl* Meeting room, night dubi ond t' • .IfSC. Seal "Houm* of Wax' tor a woman in decolletage... t on Left Front for a man in formal dr.it. Thit makes even Hie moil • (•rrrn Knit Trim eager male think of feitive •o a TwkUi lefxhh bam mon a delight. 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EAST LANSING ACROSS FROM THE UNION For he Transportation 1212 E. Gram' R'*« TUTB ifIcnf&A K S TA T E K EW8 Jnnior Loop Called Topheavy' 'Mural itoiicux, crarcia lops Schedule Indians Cost AL Prestige YORK W) American The National, lacking a world Kiuszewski, Hodges and Sniffer In Earned Run — touch roomu, champ since 1948, didn't have •11 drove in more than Dopjft Derby WIDNBRDAY, OCT. • total of 126, high for the Amerf* much to say. •:4t Sr. • vs. Br. • Actually, the National has been the home league of the majors :;n 5:1 a |] four straight World i run since 1946. In the 1954 season, National league sluggers hit l,U4 "Th# rcit of th, league ought to home runs to 823 by the Amcri- Future Spartan Foes 1:25 ■. | vi. it th* Indian, for llb*l," Frank , "Three-eighths of i r of tha Chi- Every club In the National, ex¬ cept Pittsburgh, had 100 homers All you have to do is 1 Branoff to Caaay Htengel, whoa* N*w York more. Only three in the Ameri- look at the final standings. 1 • * b*at«n by Cltv»- in hit the century mark. in fourth place was 42 games back ':\Sr uft»r winning fiv* alralghl. Starting with Ted Kluszewski. of Cleveland and 16 games u r a whlmilcal the leader, with 19. down through the .500 level. They trailed , vork im - inliinclli of the Hawkeye Game ANN ARBOR (/P)—Michigan's Wolverines drilled hard on llH battar." ha aaM. Hodges, Willie Mays. Hank ir, Duke Snider, Ed Mathews Stan Musial, there were sev- to games last place Philadelphia, off the pace. Over in the National burgh's cellar team finished rk Mike Garcia, defense for the second day today with the aim of containing I.CA >1 PKPil la bark *f m*." 44 games behind New York, indJ jak.v righthand- the seventh-place Chicago ■atinueil an intereetlrwr the Iowa Hawkeye attack Saturday. Coach Rcnnic Oosterhaan had some had ?Wkl**i..'a5i Even Fred Haney, the suffered through another cellar were only 33 back. * * * |kr winning the major "Tony Brnnoff is definitely year In Pittsburgh, said Jokingly, arnetl run title* it re in the wrong league. Ex- for the fact we had some Durocher's Giants Reflect j lousy days, I'd almost believe Branoff, Michigan's ace right halfback, was hit with a recurring knee injury when the Army i s The Indians, of bad as they the Ind < New National League Spirit last Saturday was about ten Rams Amused utes old. He has not held ball since. a r3# landed hur- to lend the Encourag hat depart* By Charges Of 'Dirty Play' I appear* reco vjt in g from order. Baldacci, Tuesday over "dirt otball" Michigan* charges hurled their way by the San Francisco 49ers. Coach Hampton Pool said a ■ minute study of the game movies BALDUCCI refute the 49ers' broad accusat¬ ions stemming from the 24-24 tie thought that both battle which cost both teams would depart by Satui heavily In casualties, Center Jim Bates, bi The racked up list includes first game since 1932. i quarterback Y. A. Tittle and time learning the defi guards Art Michnlik and Don nnls. Oosterhaan had i Burke of the 49ors, and the him as the first string Hams' offensive end. Bob Carey. before the season star1 Carey, a former MSC captain, Bate; is nut for the season with a ed the right broken leg. suffered when he fell began In Skeets Indians' Tittle broke his left hand (he due, sparked by "Bnrk-i »f-the- throws with the right) and Mlth- Week" Leonard Dawson, v and Burke apparently are on pass defense Tuesday to try through for the year with torn to supply a cool reception ligaments. day for a 1933 back-of-the Duke's Jerry Burger. Before taking the job at Michl- Burger was picked for the hon¬ in State, Forddy Anderson was or last year after Duke upilet iht had a 21-7 basketball coach at Great Lakes, Boilermakers in the opener , while e and Bradley. .itched six Dawson came up winning candii mtiue. His p also tied id with • ,rw Burdet'e was National League You'll saydUDY tuiien Gomes, an- stalwart, irdette gave up 237 finished frames, and 74 Garland gives the best performance m you've ever seen! nly six You'll say • White tlhcst won- Stab, mcmbcr^rOf «»n, tied for is Born' i each. Wynn s in 271 in- n 238. is the best picture illi you've ever seen! Storting Wed. Od. 13ft o' t: "t •Ml Wih tvry tfcttfrt ittf briitft you dowf thin th* fifty yard luwl Ut tvtry pity ...ft* tvtry thrill... Iar|tr than lift tt our Ml iu» tcrtari at fh* eaaitra loam yt* right on top of tin acbonl &CUJSIVE THEATRE TUECAST NOTE: This event will nut be thown on MICHIGAN STATE home TV. C»a only be see* In tbis srea at thin Theatre. YB, NOTRE DAME . KxiTBALL GAME T~% •>".' to': rvrstwrrr ttions Decorator Fowlg. StndyCnyiu Group iinwd tmm |»lis First Meeting To Discuss i - ■ . "»thod i Ljg (l ay fPil Advisory Committee Represents Agreements Award 10 Campus Interest Areas ' Trir«te Citizen* J*I Offered to s-nior,. Fulbright and t!,i„n™ ny JACKIE OLDHAM Cheer Derision ___ extra i vention Programs. Interested students ,,,,, , , .' Administration official!) and the student irovernment init¬ ■ drop* iated the new Student Organization* P'anninjr Committee at a luncheon Tuesday. L WASHINGTON (fP) — Sec¬ retary of State Dullea meet* sttttsss^sr- New Marilyn The group, tercst areas In campus Way with the National curity Council, presumably Se¬ Campfis study scholarships to Europeah, African For»l Awards Hons, was described as a Joint ad¬ to tell the nation'* top strat¬ Fire Station South American countries, Sclioliirsliipg Files Suit visory committee to aid the stu¬ egists how he think* the a- closes Oct 29. T« 13 dent rovernment Bureau ol yrooments on Germany and To Open Soon Applications to Australia and New Zealand must be in by Oct. S|,,d,.nu| For Divorce Kl «M» » A V alter, assist Trieste have brightened pros¬ pects for solidifying western A new fire station, Jointly fi¬ nanced by MSG and the city o 15, according to Bransford Millar, assistant to Dean Osgood. " defenses. The' programs under the Ful¬ Dear of Indents, men's East Lansing, will serve the cam Dulles has hailed both agree- bright Act and the Buenos Aires bPln-Up Girl Sirk, inn, said 1 r |*| hw th emphasis on theii our area starting about Dec. 1 Convention are part of the Inter- I fhe F«.r 11'Joe Comfortable tion of all orran'catlons. similar according to East Lansing offici to the |~1 als. national Educational Exchange Ac- | frnm j;J„„ rr-Fraterrity Csuneil. tlvities of the State Department, 6'" Construction on the two-stor< annually i HOLLYWOOD UP) —Mari¬ Volley, working with student •ick building on Shaw Lane wai They will give 1,000 Americans 0f jrorrj r,t lyn Monroe, emotionally up¬ ivernment, divided organizations Doea chivalry pay? The driver of this truck probably begun last May by Hugh J. Car the opportunity to study abroad | Nine srl set and bedded to 10 groups according to SOPC wondered Tuesday as he slid off Ml. Hope Road into pentcr & Sons, the contractors. I during the 1955-56 academic year. | ed for upstairs with will replace the temporary fire Qualifications for the fellow- City junto r each grouping. a Virus, sued Joe DiMareio for three feet of mud to "avoid a woman driver." station at Harrison Road and Kal hhipi are: \ Detroit; | SOPC committee members with strategic directly affected. divorce Tuesday while the e sections they tentatively cover area amazoo Ave., ih use since 1946. 1. A college degree at the time | sophomore "greater security to all former baseball hero made e: Bill Mansfield, Madison, Wis. the free nations of Europe." the award is to himself comfortable down¬ nior, Honorarics; Teil Ijeip- Campus Chest Silenee Reigns lar vein, he said Monday The bulMIng will consist of a garage for the fire tracks and 1. Knowledge of the native Claws stairs in the home they still andt. Pigeon senior. Agriculture; living quarters for the firemen. language sufficient to carry on the £rr™*v 1 ilhare. isiness and Public Service;; Rffmrts Fete Culprits Return ling inn from London sovereignty and that The proposed study. ! VWe suit, flic,I In nearby Santa The local Fulbright committee, Monies through charged mental cruelty -her rry Linton, limner junior. Kn- Slogan Entries Armless Hell I plans worked out there erve and strengthen the directed by Dean Osgood, will se- ior anrJ caRo m' Atlantic community by giving it lect two candidates and alternates ' New r< no specific ir to be submitted to the state com- The forme To Housewife of European commun¬ mlttee. The state committee then k. wina .1 Kiev i ment In the tempor- is 4, owned by East selects four candidates to be sent I cy C. Phi require ap- to the Board of Lansing, will also be transferred Foreign Scholar- ( Nancy parliaments con- According to city manager John ships appointed by the President freshmen that the Patriarchc, both truck units now This board makes the final choice t probably will use will eventually be replac- Under the Buenos Aires Con¬ Both the trouble in the vention, the Institute of Interna¬ U.S. main).-i Besldes providing fire protec- tional Education makes the pre¬ 495 feet am it housing areas liminary recommendation of and campus buildings, the sta- with the cooperating will also serve as an auxili- countries choosing the final unit for East Lansing needs, dates. Prior to this applicants go the city agrees to through the same channels at MSC cent of the station's Fulbright applicants. Fulbright fellowships stipulate that the student pursue a regular of studies and research for his transportation, tuition, maintenance, and books are paid. Awards under the Buenos Aires Convention include transportation, ition and maintenance. Since the establishment of the ilbright Program in 1947, 3.600 American students have received grants and 900 have accepted the The Buenos Aires schol¬ WILBUB JUST WOKE UPi arships have sent 97 Americans THE FACT THAT HESiNC to South America since their ori¬ gin In 1937. - Kilt AIM fOt I . "CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS turn FOIST mi . . . LOW COST" . . Don't let tkit "drewty ft ing" etimp i MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE Kappa Sigma Journal ism Croup To Hear of Trial Sperial Numlwr Tunutav. Octohvr 12 — H:.K» |». M. Collrgr Auditorium Alpha Kappa Psi Rush Smoker jXjgmpu* members of Higim Vrofe**ional Huxine** Fraternity J, invite* all interinted M"ouu"cu"r men to an S|-<" f AZZ Open Smoker „ Wife's pla\ I my fttlitoi r Si v.. aw FITZGERALD Philhaimonic - THE OSCAR PETERSON TRIO TONIGHT \\ "KJ5L' FLIP PHILLIPS • DIZZY ' louts IEUS0N IU00Y DtFRANCO • EN WEBSTER 7:30 to 9.-00 P. 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