YEA MSC WE 8PAXTAK8 n,;HT FOE VICTORY PLICATION EAOT LAPSING, Matsock Opening ; ^ For Loans* Sparkles At Halfback Postponed I Sidelined Hidden Get* Game Hull New Dale* Sri sut. N.w. rtiel. Oy mark r.rS.n iM Day. Foe.. For Repayment right, Joyce Cosmann, Sandra Meakin, Alice Ritchlin. Today a ncheduled opening' Two Indiana papers unwit¬ of the Student Government tingly printed the key to the MSC-IU football game Satur¬ Hadden Homecoming Queen Small Loana Bureau will MP poatponed until ThuradaW day morning. A Bloomington paper's according to Sharon Be**!* head lines mentioned the Finalists Named chairman. The bureau hopes to h.v.' MV . "Hungry pointed Spartans" out the fact a n that d repayment «f a I I dellMNfet State hadn't lost three games To Announce Winner Thursday loans by Thursday, bringing OO in a row since 1046. fund up to the oriflnal «1,0996?? Twenty-turd loans » mount lRf1» An Indianapolis paper HrO«r^ Time At Noire Dante Pep Rally approximately S300, were sttV «•! headlined the "Hungry Hoos¬ at the beginning of the (all MMh' ier*," saying that the Hons- Fivo MSC coeds have until Thursday's Notre T>ame pep iers hadn't won two in a row Paraanal haterrtewa a r V rally to find out which of them has been chosen 1954 Home¬ in three years. coming Queen. As it turned out, the Spartans Clarence Peeka, left, in ready to ambit hall-carrier John Mataork, who The five finalists and their sponsoring units are Carolyn were the "hungriest." Churchill, Detroit junior. Alpha Xi Delta; Joyce Cosmann, tandnr Nate Borden, Indiana tackle. What's more important, they're still hungry. Jackson sophomore, Abbot Hall; Colette Fenton, Detroit sophomore. Sigma Kappa; Sandra Meakin. Detroit senior, In Session V/t Honrs The 21-14 victory over In East Yakeley, and Mary Alitje Ritchlin, Batavia, N. Y. junior, High of 73 dlana was only an appetiser— the main course Is served Sat (appa Alpha Theta. The Judges' choice wa. made Sunday at of the five about 9:30 including a fine restriction of loans to flO, h«Vt Expect Maggy, Student Traffic Court urday at South "Irish Stew" heading the Bend, with menu. pjn. tn the Union Ballroom where Students Plan been made in the Bureau's opdi»* If'arm Weather The Spartans added or *1 candidates ation by Student Congress. Loans This Reviews 19 Appeals new element to their plaving been on display since 4 p.m. Arte* eaeh coed was Infer Big Welcome will also be limited to ose per Morning against Indiana, hut it had )>een lacking In the first two ed -on stage by Brick Rider, chief . C25w term If tn* fund falls nix , A thm»-anri-a-half-hour first meeting of the Student | consistency. games announcer for station WKAR-TV, entrants were questioned Indtvtd- For Alumni A hew system of payment dates offers the student either the first although for this the weath¬ Traffic Appeal Court Saturday heard 19 of the 46 which wore appealed. cases' s,n,r bad shown signs of bril- ! !!?ncc ""j"*' '"'h Inwn and or the fifteenth of a month to pay by judges In the Mural Students and officials will roll back a loan. erman says it might clear up by Chief Justice Dave Hyman, Buffalo, N.Y. senior, ex- L, However" "iwin t out the welcome mat for some Students may spply for loans Igte afternoon. ' plained that the long session was the result of personally inrtia,,., ihc Spartan, fnu'nit them- 12,000 alumni expected to return at the fourth Boor Student Gov- Shifting winds and warmer interviewing each appellant. for the MSC-Purdue football weetlter Many students came back twice game and Homecoming Cdlebra- turn Oct. 22-23. Blood Drive high will be from and still wnited to ments to the give their state¬ justices, who had Jazz Talent Dormitories, fraternities, ant oaeca'i oaase will be seeled In sororities to will compete for prizes be awarded to the residences Foreign Films I convened at 10:30 a.m. To Appear an injury aa envelere In the window of a local stay*, slang with n display with the best Homecoming decor Registration To Feature The remaining 27 appeals will Ik- considered at 4:30 this after¬ I ant week's of the flvn finalists. The celebration will get under way jftith a mass pep rally Begins Today ''Moulin noon. They are not expected to take as long as the first 10 since At Concert the If it hadn't gone to Itolrfen. neat rholce would have been difficult to make, in spite ed la Friday's Bute News. day, Oct. 22. and end with the Homecoming Ball the next eve¬ Rrrord Goal Set Rouge' appellants will not appear in por- Program InrluilrH of John MaUock's sparkling Ida jr. Judges of the contest were Ins¬ ning. The Homecoming Queen "Moulin Rouge," with Jose Fer¬ ane Ha brock, consultant for a De¬ will be officially crowned at the At 3,000 Pinta rer and the Montmarte of the Kiln Fitzgerald The victory was a team victory. troit radio station; Mrs. Robert Ball and will Every man on Ihe field did his »lirs Host reign court throughout the dance, with liM's will Plan* are under way for night and Wednesday be the attraction to¬ on the "Jh 17. lit the Philharmonic" individual job well, and to single out one is unfair to the others. Martin, publisher of the the fall term blood drive at Foreign Film aeries. will make its first MSC up- Priest State Journal; . MSC, to be a cooperative The film will be shown In Fnir- pearunee Tuesday. Matsock perhaps played the president of the Lansing Broad¬ casting Co., and Alvie Smith, Cen¬ Spartan Sales campaign between the col- at 7 and 9 both The Norman Grunz con- «l f, I Retreat tennial director. ege and the Lansing Red plays the French im- 2 a.m. p,m. to parking is pcrmitfcd for eert will lie held in the Audi* Thomas Aq- of Smith, on announcing the name the finalists, commented, "I Begin Oct. 21 Croat. Appointments for blood dona¬ Henri dc the sup- 15 minute periods of t i m e in torium lit «:••»» p.m. Tickets the parking areas immediately ad¬ for the special Ixture-Con- j threw * IJ,r<1 have had many difficult jobs In Spartan magazine* tions during the Oct.. If-Oct. 22 Includes Zsa Zaa Ga- jacent to the dormitories only." cert series show are on sale in a fin, my life. This takes the cake." drive will begin today at noon in Flon. Colette ing issue, to go on at fhe Union Ticket Office. Clarence Claren, peaks must be men¬ At the Homecoming Dance the will feature a humorous pictorial the Union Concourse. Seth Mar¬ ballerina of Roland Due to faulty sentence phrasing, This year's show, the 14th na¬ tioned also, T h e sophomore evening of the game the queen satire on the return of old grads. shall. co-chairman for the drive Petit'a "Ballets dc Paris." makes many students thought 15-minute tional tour of JATP, includes vo¬ "cvery-back" is improving with and her court will each receive Complete dntry rules for the her screen debut in the techni¬ color movie. parking applied to areas adjacent calist Ella Fitzgerald and her ac¬ every game. He put the Spartans a loving cup, Hansen said. Spartan song contest will be re of the drive. Alpha off to a running start In the first Kappa Alpha Mu, photography leased only in the October issue Phi Omega ai [to the dorms only, while parking companist Don Abnoy, and tht ither north period when he (lashed 60 yards honorary, and the senior class ire according to Greg Sleeker, edi men's League, hope tor. Sleeker urges students record of 2.600 pints Petitions Wanted down the side-lines, brushing off sponsors of this year's queen con¬ campus sections, Hyman explain- three Hoosier tackier*. after tak¬ test. Co-chairmen against inspiring at Spartan February by the Ml For Senior of Week ing Karl Morrall's 10-yard pass. it pres. n ting Kapp fice for contest rules. Association. The new goal Is Besides the scoring pass. Peaks and Dave Hay how, who repre- The transcription of i 3,000 pints. Seniors are urged to pick up Dnal hearing plus the Doris Jean York. ML Clair petitions for the "Senior of the the Editor section will i Shores junior, rt pU<%ig Betty Week, and submit them to the Un¬ eluded. Petersen as co-chairanen of the ion Desk by Wednesday. Subscription books drive, said appointments will The "Senior of the Year" will picked up on weekdays from 1 continue to be taken during the from the weekly win- to 3 p.m. in the Spartan office. week of collections. The statement of the rule was fullbacks. Gerry Pla- considered "reasonably unclear" »'ic Pnstula played a Entrepreneur Gran*, who acts To Pool the Pool? and declared an "extenuating as M.C. and stage manager of sive game barking lip circumstance" said My man.. MA TP, emphasizes that ' Eaiti 1 of the line, and After today the rule will be performance is marked by differ¬ 57 yards between Group Swimming Is a Thought French in Debate considered to have had "sufficient ent compositions played iri dif¬ , clarification," and appeals under ferent interpretations. This is a The line produced many (Ine LOUVIERS, FT.nc* l*V-Pr*- ><»nt pn>- that section will lie treated as mlrr Pierre Mmd«-Fr»nct uid the individuality of the artist is rted In hi. bid for All-American •re.k and Sunday "a large area of agree- respected." with hi. third great game In as « trip lo nwot has appeared" in the French , If previous JATP patterns are many darts. Prrria Hallmark. NatimK-Asacmbly'l debate on the followed, however, the concert Buck Ny.lrnm. Nor mMastera. will get underway with several Randy Schrecengost. Fred Rody and Joe Itadarewakl all played wholeaome fun." said Charles lengthy compositions. Including a ballad medley, played by almost McCaffree, Jr.. MSC swimming coach. "I'd like to see coeds using the pool here in Jeotaon Police Still the entire ensemble of stars Cld- ridge, Gillespie, Webeler, Phillips, along with the men. Of course," Harris, Peterson, Brown, Ellis he added, "it wouldn't be Seek Escapee snd Bellson. In the second half. If I ha oro- practicable because of our lock- Lansing police were still and DeFranco will join the Peter- lice Friday night State Caknpaign Forecast :nd-off— Triple Threat Frightens GOP of the GOP Senate Policy Without a Team man vm sHfr DETROIT (/PI — Unemploy¬ Committee'and a candidate for ment la the automobile Indui- reelection said: SIS retro. J""" fourth trrm » to, try, fear of more Job losses, and grumbling among dairy farm¬ A good m The Spartan* hAd enough spirit to win In Indiana'Sat¬ ers form a triple menace if thrjr enn beat Williams, then urday, but certainly none of that *plrlt could have come that Is frightening to Michigan pull down the other from the send-off, supposedly for the team, Thursday Republicans in the campaign for Democratic candidates with control of Congress. niyht. • him. COP lenders in this nocmnlly Their hopes are pinned on In the first place, the team wasn't even there. Coach Republican stale are wary of Donald S. I^ooard. 51. former the turn of economic events Duffy Baugherty wasn't contacted by the Spartan Spirit which has given Democrats oat a war. stale and Detroit police com¬ Commission, pep rally sponsors. He said, 15 minutes be¬ their most effective campaign missioner. who appears to be The senator accused the Dem¬ the strongest candidate the Re¬ fore the rsllv. that he would have had the team there had ammunition In years. ocrats of creating a "fear he been notified. publicans have put into the gub¬ Is Idle chology" in the economic situ¬ ernatorial race in six years. ation but he went on to say the And secondly, there wasn't enough spirit generated at Kepublirang themselves arc that rally to push any team to victory. The reason? partly to blame for the situation Only a handful of Spartans showed up at Maeklia to cheer. they find themselves in. "The party isnt working as Crossword Puzzle Student apathy Is discouraging in any event, but in jt should in this campaign." he this cnse, it is not entirely the fault of the student body. said./"There's too much apathy. We don't have a crusade spirit Publicity for the rally was sadly neglected. For the most in this fight and it's not being part it consisted of paper |s>sters saying, "Back your Employment Se¬ sparked by an issue that 'will team. Attend the pep rallies." And down at the bottom,' curity Commission says the peak get people excited. The Demo¬ In orange crayon, a notation al>out the time and place of of unemployment appears to be crats are fighting hard to get 13. Parrhaser the rally. past and that Indications are back into office—and we've got DubINN- workers will flock back to the to fight just as hard." 14 Billiard stick And the commission fell down entirely In the matter plants as new model production Present indications are it will IS. Miles 17. And not of arrangements for the rally. No Hghta were provided begins to roll. be hard fight all down the Jolt for Joe? a 14. Hollow Hut the politicians say nny line with qualified observers and the public address system did not work. 13. IHvest such improvement in employ¬ 21. Cone# i!s»d ment is coming too late to help 22 Artificial Unfortunately, the fiasco Thamday night In net the the Hepublicans at the polls in U.S. Senate rare—Ferguson lancing* first example of a Spartan Spirit dep. The first nend-eff, -By BONN HHELTON • hy a thin margin over >1rNa- 24 Telia November. when the team left for Iowa, wan jant as had. Ahaeat mara In a hard fight. Some say 24. Exist And upstate, there la report- 24 En clink no one outside of the student government even knew the Amid all the rejoicing of the bwchdom of America over Ferguson couldn't have made ed anthor political ferment among the time or place of that rally. the Imminent freedom of their No. 1 dream girl, let u* 2 farmers hit by the EHen- 2: Pi •ion atop and consider another aspect of the case. i*« Proof of the unorganized condition of Spartan Spirit is Let us look at the famed ballplayer who waa thrown r dairy | the resignation Sunday of Don Hariden, head of the com¬ out trying to atretch his big hit Into a home run. Talking Congressional rn mission. In his letter of resignation, Hadden stated. "I feel of course about Jolting Joe DIMaggto. The Democrats, led by Gov. Democrats to pick t I * 6 * * that the last three weeks have proven to myself. If not to all, that I luck that particular aptitude which makes Here bi a man who achieved what several million Amer¬ ican men dreamed about for four year*. He i . Mennen (Soapy) Williams strong organized possibly two House Democrats are nw * ti , /V — I for an efficient and enthusiastic Spartan Spirit Commis¬ labor support, are hammering strongest bids I ilyn Monroe. hard on the theme that a Re¬ ' '7 sioner." For nine months be Hved with La 1 publican administration both 12th, Iron wood, 17th. so >4 That lieing the rase, it is no wonder that the send-offs statewide and nationally will and {Rth. Royal Oak »1 aqaawk waa heard, net even la the Hellyweed gossip col¬ mean more economic distress. with their pros fleets >3 5T ' this year have not nrttmlly la-en "pep" rallies. It is no umns. Then. boom, gll be ban left in a houseful of memo¬ , The Republican's great ho|>e brightest in the 17th. Wonder they have la-en mismanaged and poorly publicized. ries and old calendars and a pair of matched Cadillacs In chances to . & .*? .»/ is that Eisenhower's popularity can pick w| the garage. will offset the dissatisfaction V J! 1L JS What happens now will depend on student government And he t|ierati»n which was first voiced last spring term in an attempt to avoid the de|>lorahlc vandal¬ deadline ami approaching final exams, seroritics feel they could not do Justice to this project as it was proposed. Applauded nn Binocular* t aeu 1-a'usingB*» Juke Bng PtasOr 934 record. Rain cStV'Jl •*. 7»M» ZV Balaam Srt I JotV'.; J Basement value* To* Hole PX Enter I ism of the previous Christmas Season. serviceJ I first-term freshman, b) StB* TIteater tf | 2. Monetary Considerations. If there Michigan Stale News am as green as any a member of Die ADDITIONAL CHARGES However, until last week sororities were is to la- a campus-wide contest, each living claas. I gucaa. 1 have just re¬ for *«< h word owe# IS J- ! NWY Itl'VK u»ed. SB inches wide 93* |iri>« t» Sinim-.na 31 Utrh 934 <>3 pe stt ... left in the dark as to any positive plans unit should have an equal and fair chance turned from visiting the Activi¬ I llravy mattre-w * $9 MS Army Blanket* Charge lor ciod-t 9V *. Navv. 94W Indian blanket*. which might have been laid. Nollre was Riven them of the final arrangements in to enter competition. But by laat week the aororities' budgets hud already l-een S3==5'ie= betweegi mmmi and tall Mia ties Carnival, ar>d I wish to all the people who | 4* 'belthp 'btrd' hiri* MAKF TUT time for the issue to he discussed al their Bn- hard to AUTOMOTIVE set up anil the added gxpense LaN^&r*at If it k v T»' first fall chapter meeting*. test could not be accomodated of this con¬ • production like that IHOVETTE DEMON by all. • - ' one. ' After lenjrthy discussion and careful S. Motivating Factar*. I'anHel sincere¬ Before going to the Carnival t had many questions in my GIRL'S BICYCLE j dtthm SDN TAN $29 Phone ED 2-1696. EXCEI l*NT rem- 74 ,'3 INFORMATION I-allot ing which PANTS vtlh ripper 93 96 proved unfavorable to the ly feels that the gift of the trophies on the mind as to the functions of | »■% stt, Rain Coa's 91 Btl St atter Rtufa project as stated, our decision was sent to I-art of the Foist looming merchants was many of the clubs. The Activi¬ l^vte 93 M Met * Brtrfe 3 for 91 the student government in the form of a ties Carnival served as a golden PLYMOUTH CLUB COUPE Deluxe. an extremely geueroua gesture. Their un¬ 1 T -Shirt* whde 2 for 91 Rleepmf Ba|% letter, the essence of which follows: selfishness in ilevoting their money and opportunity for mr to find the Bl -.k I'H* 9173 mi plume » 7«B* after G«»v t I Any Ma' Reject* real value* ft «t to 92B ^ fr\t- • answers to these questions. r*-w*« Pete*'. 94 96 Hunting "After careful consideration of the =j==3======r======r=========7t .equipment «-••»'- •' fo* Hole PX ED 7-7MI H time to the planning of thia project waa of I found the Carnival very en¬ Enter l>> state P»,T- pni|K>sed Christmas City and l-ecause great concern to the Council. But in the tertaining. and educational, and EMPLOYMENT tt wn i iv '.j 7 p.m., Ndwinan Hall I of the impracticably of such a project light of the many adverse circumstancea. GREEN SPLASH I feel AWS should be ctMit- PART OH rUl ^UiOKING FOR A diamond' See mendod for sponsoring such a Inctun Uniini. Discount to *tud*nt« at this time, it Is the sororities' wish it hardly seemed feasible that we rush Members sign in gym far l/M'AI wonderful activity. to present the following alternative into a project on which we could do only Ann Arbor synchronized clin plan: That IVnllellenie Council co¬ half a job. HOUSING operate in building one large display In view of all the Little Man Ob Cainput WANTED-EXPERIENCED Printer* competitive eventa on by Biblaa —Part Tint* ED 9 Mil Campus Pre** — thtiMfN DOUBLE. TWIN t*da " WATCH »■» VfJ inatead of the proposed IS separate tf Private hath laundry privilege* our campus, made even more numerous gave III I* ' "■ Christmas scenes." this year by our Centennial celebrationa. —k*nd. c to FOR RENT IVnllellenie Council believes that a project W ASTER MAIE OR AW ATE *1 .dent This decision as brought out hy discus¬ PLEASANT ROOJ sion in the Council was based on the fob stressing cooperation would be more in aft. rmaMt* .or *re at »N*iier* Standard lowing conaMeralioas: keeping with the Yuletide spirit. > Station, evemnfi 73 The i*aaHelle*ir Coaaril ! OOCBI.r. TWIN tew Priv.l. I. Time Elements. MOfti -. <• Christmas City is to Jady Slreag. Preaideat i .bl. nt's-uzfonro ( or'vrokond?' , V FOR SALE I HOt-sr ros SENT l.,r < mo,lb. or Commercialism or Christianity? CAMERA AC( ESSORIES mom Light met- | ent condition A.lo'i. only 110* month broU- Phong after f 9-70M. Ttop c 1 ."vl r tripod, panltead. developing lank 74 To The Editor: This idea of a "Christmas City" as It nngt. beaker, print inn plate, etc 915 tlOM* DOWN S W drooi Imw* Abbott R- vl ,] Which i* it to be. commt-rrlaliam or stands now doe* not impress me a* a Walking distance U M9C |qunedi*.N- t Christianity? That »wm* to bo ono of the worthy project. Any fraternity or soror¬ Foreign keyboard* a | m hvwirrww*1 Ft^T'detT-W < butuea involved in the future extrava¬ Residence 29MJ . Lid l-ansing Realtv ity member will tell you that when a gift ganza railed "Christmas City". is unwrapped by an underprivileged child ENGUSM BIKE | Cnttipany. Realt.>r» 77 The student government while promot- at a Christmas party, the smile which I C\»; v acancy" IN "■ room One block from laege 4 men MSC Union ing greater cooperation between students and East Lansing merchants is hurting flashes acroasdiis or her face it the most (Akcr# itaelf by continually "running over" cer¬ wonderful thing to see- tain Greek letter organisation*, which are a major factor why thia college has such There are hospital cases that would en¬ joy nothing more than a small gift at j 1JWT LOST and FOUND A BLACK CAUBO mm, - MT1 t/'R* " *-M37 'Vl 4' * . r, * ,''*1 I row anlh dl.moM tert. Braror. outstanding student carnivals. Christmas. The hundreds of dollars spent ; n*mr rml C.irpb.11 ZD -A-M T. by merchants for trophies should have IOST WRIST WATCH. CBUXK If It war* aat far sack Greek organisa- gone to a more worthy project which crnSLfJSTSJt— tins Michigan State weald defiaitely aot would light np a child's face and heart, Good VACUUM J^'rnrer e A^ have aacfc arthritis*. Stadeal goverameat instead of going Into competition and a Matnt* PERSONAL EP I-43U dM ant dfaeaaa their pies* with certaia customer attraction. Certainly one does not need such a dis¬ WHY HOT ST17DT at RBMTXt ^"U«r roro «* Pro —X SM.1 Watch C.Ziwi Drag, a SSTSn ED SSI* .J > fact Kfchard H. Bachanaa Oh Mmr -. -CAMFD* CLASSmtDS mto nwr TO A " .. lU-B Batter Ban. • - LOW C06T" . . TUB MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Administrator MSC Dairy Team fjgtmas City' Hey, Popeye Atomic Tests WKAR-TV Rescue at Sea Visits; Talks To Attend Show To Enact W ,s More Support Give New Hope team traveled to Chicago Said Helpful Friday to participate In the first To Children Mystery of two out-of-state contests. L inter-Dorm Council WASHINGTON (*>-Atomic M. The team, coached by Dr. J, Jensen of t!\p dairy depart¬ ment, competed In the Inter¬ Units to Compete national The Dairy Show in Chicago. second trip will be Oct. 23-27 for the International irf'f hristmnn City" was unanimously proclaimed Dairy Products Collegiate Judg¬ *Z[en the policy of individual dorms dent must receive liry products judging team, left i cities for eight participating as a group in trlbutlng to the Campus Chest a drop slip from his enrollment officer and Standard Oil Sunday with her teammates for first Intercollegiate compe- meeting and elect I performances in Nov- return It to the Registrar's of¬ tltion. (Jiniinry ■ rolf9 a _ voung Enfilsn „ . fice before 5 p.m. of the last day. Felldtcship The team is also composed of Eugene Scott, of Ashton. 111., and provided SENIORS 1 attractive wife Olen Krnus. graduate assistant Bruce BeVier and Richard Kep- Ronald Neu- more, and Su¬ WKAR-TV in the physics and astronomy de¬ peler, both of East Iauising. ng junior. The partment. has been awarded the Reschedules Standard Oil Foundation Fellow¬ ship in Science at MSC for the Social Work Foreign Show year 1954-1955. Under the foun¬ dation grant, the institution re¬ HURRY! HURRY! 1.AST DAYS TO SEE Make Your Wolverine ceives a stipend of $15,00.00. ... "Students from Afar" a series while MSC receives an addition Department of telecasts featuring foreign stu¬ in funds appropriate to cover Picture Sets Meeting dents. returned Sunday night at 7. The first program to WKAR-TV of the series and other Appointments which will be seen on alternate Tht undograduato education fur 8unday evenings, presented Af¬ social workers "workshop" will rican students. be held rrlday In K e I I o Center. Co-sponsored by the Nations represented In the Return proofs at dsl work department, of MSC, series will Include those of Eu¬ Wsyne University, and U of M, rope, Month America, the Far and the American Association of Bast, the Near Baal, and Af- I p widely produc- t twentieth cen- heater. •Th^| Social Workers, t will have representatives of IS •eremenles will be featured. Wolverine Sales Desk colleges In three states; Mlchi joyed a 1 < Alternating with "Student* gan, Ohio and Indiana fore World War from Afar" on Sunday nights Dr. Edgar Schuler e co-authors, E1« leading role. aociate prof, of sociology WKAR-TV will present "Encore' a returning musical series. 2 From MSC BOGART • FERRER • JOHNSON • MacMURRAY 1st floor 9-12-1-6 thropology at MSC and n of that department at Wayne Un Henry Harris, associate profes¬ sor of piano, will be featured in a Ivertity, will be the discussion half-hour piano recital on the Oc¬ Attend Convo r«r Hosts tober IT Union Daily Jazz Meeting Program Planned ken Convos To Week Spin Records For Homecoming Of Coming Stars Union Board and (he Jazz So¬ ciety of West Circle Drive wll d the March of preview "Jan at the Phllhar pnee which I monlc" with a record program The annual 4 p.m. Tuesday In the Union Mu¬ pro- sic Room. training meeting i by the National Fot Sponsored by the Board's rnus r Infantile Paralysis and ie committee, the preview wll consist of records by the stars o Tour Guides Told: ppare workers Ignual March of I the show. Members of the M!H Jan Club will spin the Be Enthusiastic Mrs. Hazel Rather of Continu¬ ing Education, demonstrated to HAVING A DANCE? guide candidates Saturday how to be enthusiastic salesmen for MSC. Horticulture Profs Her students were enrolled in a Bringing fM Ike Mwt special course to train tour guides at Kellogg Center. Daaooabla Muni, On C'taipM What makas a Lucky tasta batter? |to Personnel Hold Round-Up During the 1953-54 academic PAUL OHMCHKE I American S* Tht Horticulture Department year. 11.823 persona wen "IT'S fatuity held IU annual Fall 145 conferences sponsored by the round-up Friday at Cabin. This ia a traditional continuing education service. given for graduate atuden . publications met their famlHea. end It alto Friday TOASTED to dfc- f improving their A. Marpta, u» director of id¬ ling public relations tor Educators to Hear Talk on Youth " Ctar.icl Company, I WopSo." Frldiy aktroaa, "Un- ' I d □n it John A in National Hannah "The School'. Re¬ Drfcnae." to taste better! I Thurvt.v and Friday; S«i«l F.'iuotioo and talk wilt «tr«« the Doubtlthn, you've guessed that the Droodle h* St.ta TS of better preparing at the right ia: Carole* two-gun cowboy " d tht Cot] lie for life In today'. '• ronco. enjoying better-tasting Lucky while wait¬ ing in ambush. Lota of other two-gun cow¬ boys—and many millions of no-gun folks- Alpha Kappa Psi JUST A REMINDER agree that Luckies taste better. Students, for example, prefer Luckies to all other brands, according to the latest, biggest P'ofeitional Fraternity Gel those summer clothe* out of your coast-to-coast college survey. Once again, incites all the No. I reason is that Luckies taste way. Have them cleaned and stored better. They taste better because Lucky at the Strike is the cigarette of fine tobacco . .. Open Smoker and "Its ToasSsd" to taste better. "Its Toasted"—the famous Lucky Strike proc¬ OOT A LUCKY DtOOOtt? ess—tones up Luckies' light, mild, good- got • tacky Droodla is your tonight College Cleaners tasting tobacco to make it taste even better. So, enjoy the better-tasting ciga¬ ■data. Wo pay $25 for .11 wo wo a MO P.M. rette ... Lucky Strike. P.O. Ho* 67, Now York 44, N. Y Ml UNIT ». WOK ED 2-4711 •noowtcoMaiiu.k.1 W L Gmi Mm Laundry Sendee (Above Gw^Owm) roil Defense Stops Rams —bSp«rt«plcs ions Topple Los Angeles, 21-3 Win-Hungry S/wrk Maurice Bassett, six-foot-one, Gaze at South Bei» 230-pound first-year man who played only one year of college ~By ball before going into the plugged the hole through^whlch Navy, £1"tK ""it Wichigan State's win-hungry opposing linemen have been HI their appetites Saturday with Spartans, aft,. pouring in on Brown passers and gave Otto Graham a chance for Indiana team, now look with a 2I-| | Wj ' one of his finest performances. feast at South Bend. anticipation inn the New York Giants rode to an ★ ★ ★ overwhelming 31-21 victory Los Angeles 3 0 0 0-3 over Jubilance doesn't quite describe the the bedazzled home forces. scene in tk. Detroit 7 0 7 7-21 «m after the game—delirious would Los Angeles scoring: Field goal, i„,. ' ' term. 4n,or" Richter. Detroit sroring: Touchdowns, There were cheers for everyone. Dublinski, Karlivacz, Carpenter. A spontaneous "yea Duffy" rocked I he lock-,,., Conversions, Walker 3. eral moments before someone noticed l.cHnv Itnii *1 ★ ★ ★ the team picked up the "yea CLEVELAND (Ah—The Cleve¬ Roldy" cry. ' land Browns patched their Dr. Hannah walked into the protection pocket with a rookie pass memhered it was his dressing room- fullback Sunday, and it paid off birthday and the SmriT, . with "Happy Birthday Dr. with Chicago a 31-7 victory over the little flat, but it was unmatched in Hannah". The liZ i Cardinals in a rain sincerity H swept National Football League game before 24,101 in Municipal Fencers lo Meet There were cheers for the new "papa"—MorlnltJ who. had been informed of the Stadium. * birth of There will be a meeting of all students who arc interested Murphey at half time. The 210 pound tackleRoW« i Hlirh in Detroit outweighs his son by free in fencing this Wednesday af¬ ternoon at 5 in room 209 of 1 few ounces. only 21 ™ Jenison. No. previous experi¬ Indiana's fullback John Bartkiewlcx is hit after mak¬ If anyone dould ence is necessary. possibly have heen I If anyone is unable to at¬ ing yardage. "Murph." it was Daugherty. There wax n tend the meeting, he should Duffy was pleased. contact coach Charles Schmit- All in all. it was the greatest post-gnnp. tcr in room 307 at Jenison or Vote of Confidence ever staged by an MSC call extension 661. It was justified. team—including the RcZl (riven to Dawson The Spartans needed a win. Quarter- FRO STORES They knew that ih„| Detroit 21, Los Angeles 3 PITTSBURGH dpi—Coach Red good, hut had heen unable to ronvincr Dawson of been far from low, hut the team anyone. Smi Chicago Bears 28, Baltimc Pittsburgh got another had seemed the fourth quarter Sunday to Cleveland 31, Chicago Ca vote of confidence Sunday—an That's all been changed now. 'hnih open a completely unexpected San Francisco 23. Green I They're nm Is-wiiaJ two-touchdown rally to give the they're certain. , New York SI, Washmgtm San Francisco 49ers a 23-17 win They've convinced a lot of people, and a w Iirsh Saturday will make it emphatic. One observer in the press box was skeptical that S running attack would have been even helltr had I A CHALLENGE TO been able to play. _ "How could it possibly he any lietler?" he said. Notre Dame will find out, because Knlden wiilbtlP CHI OMEGA to go. It was evident that the Spartan's didn't need him J day. Eight MSC backs carried the hall ann all by back Karl Morrall averaged except, nearly five Morrall more than made up for this in the air i out of 1.0 completions for li DELTA SIGMA PHI John Mataock garried 16 times t yards. Kappa Sigma for 00 yard«, t_ tagged for 12 yards in losses to wind five yards per try. up with juml (FOOTBALL GAME) The team total is 250 yards f>n 45 rushes for a of 5.5. ADDED — CARTOON • NOVELTY • NEWS R.S.V.P. Rush Smoker Aftsr the game, reporters asked missed Bolden. In spite of the terrific Dougherty if tl showing of tl backs, Daugherty answered: "Any team would —he's the finest back in our mini history." MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE Badgers Win Thriller SPECIAL NUMBER TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12-8:30 P.M. Iowa Upset Highligh Saturday's Big JO Ph CHICAGO, —Big 10 team*, holding their own against non- conference competition, struck at 7-9 one another with Tonight traditional fury Saturday resulting in Michigan's surprising 14-13 victory NORMAN GRANZ' In a series of comc-from-be- over hind victories, Wisconsin edged Rice 13-7, Michigan State defeat¬ ed Indiana 21-14 and Minnesota bounced Northwestern, 26-7. See Mm. whthm " Louie! 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Warm-Up for Penn State '*. f f'- Henry Kennedy Finishes First i.^ In Cross-Country Practice Run By HAROLD BATEMAN After traveling to Penn State A freshman docs It again! the Spartans will host the Wis¬ consin Badgers Oct. 27. The rest Henry Kennedy, Scottish-born of the schedule is as follows: Oct. freshman from Toronto, took the 30. Ohio State, home; Nov. 1, at the starting gun, held it Michigan AAU, Warren Valley all through the race, and won a 21:97.2. Denslow 1 Golf Course; Nov. 12, Big 10 four mile practice race Saturday Championships, Chicago; Nov. 15, IC4A Championships, New York morning in the excellent time of 19:59.4. for thla time of the season. City; Nov. 22, NCAA Champion- The first Western Michigan tnan across the finish was Bill Pyle whose time of 21:30 earned him second in the team scoring. pi Finishing third in team scoring was Spartan Terry Block who was clocked in 21:46. Six yards 175 yards be¬ liehind Block was another Bron- at the finish, Open 7 p.m. Ph. ED Z-lMt Ihu chard with Jones also turned In an excell¬ 21:52. Tom Coyne am EAST LANSING'S ONLY ent time of 20:25.9. isey finished in a tie foi DRIVE-IN THEATER Kennedy hud a lead of a 1mnit fifth the Broncos. Their tlmi B. The third Spartan tt OFFERS YOU 10 yards at the half-mile mark and kept lengthening it through¬ finish and in seventh posltifin wa! Tonlghl and TuMday out the race. At the two mile mark Kennedy was timed in a 22:21. blaring 9:47 while Jones was sec¬ 'Gone With The Wind' (her on a Quarterback Sneak with the Winning Touchdown. John Matxork n Tackled after Picking Up Yardage. ond with a 10:13. n.rk O.Mr »nd Saturday's time by Kennedy Parktng l.ot Olivia Drllavllland lluunuli. Frimodi