TICKETS WEATHER: ( STILL AVAILABLE >oTRE DAMB TRIP tateNews ENT PUBLICATION MORNING RAINS WILL COME ANI) GO lN». " EAST LANSING. PRICE 5 CENTS M1CWG^^*^THCR3DAY. OCTOBER H. 1954 :used to Jobless [Bias' Remarks Spirit Head Taken Approved by Distorted, j Lattimore He Claims Congress 4 COP Audit-lire Henrs Secretary CHICAGO t/P) — Seeretar.v Br JACKIK OLDHAM of Defense Wilson said Wed- A new SparUn Spirit hmd. neaday night "i am sorry I Spud Kricson, Jamestown. N. Chest planners stuSy" Y. sophomore, was apprweed made inept remarks" alxmt A. 1!ov*r Mid datkxu for distribution of Chest funds. dogs while talking almut un- st the Student ("ongresa that the |ud«* "h«» employed worker?*. Ultimo!*, meeting Wednesday night. Those remarks. Campus Chest Sets at Government President Mtl tlrm special- ppublici Hurst told Congress mrmbnrv fb* Ihe perjury number of unpaid loana to Om Student Government Small f uni puling against hint. Date for Fund Drive Bureau had been reduced from Haying he wan 22 xt the beginning of the form Dntrc Hay hew, cw-rhnirnm ml Ike H.ne n—ing Queen contest, shows the five final¬ eenrd straight." 13. ists the nr»h>i containing Ike nane of Ike rkosen queen. lis audience that The newly-sppolnttsl Campus Chest Imard of directors set •n U any that «f the date for the orKanization's annual fttnd-raisinK drive at r* Parade, Pep Rally was icomplete "disturbed 241 Donors press rr| recent remarks I n Its first meeting Wednesday afternoon in the Union, Students Can Help ' ' '" Also appr Drpartnirnt officials Fall Election ruling committee on hov Register for To the'Irk rained during the drive should be Petitions Due distributed IrisW BIammI Drive Today at 5 declined to comment. Meeting Scheduled For Cdindidules judge of the itate s - Court He was named Today is the last day student* nrh by former vay petition to run in thr}Ult Trumon. Some political Of the IS vacancies in Stu- ent Congress two precincts Wed- esday lacked enough petitioner* representatives, Speaker Pat Callahan. None of the precincts had re¬ turned enough petitions by Wed- night to merit a contest for the Congress seats. 12 days of An extensUn #f the petition- e testimony Senate Internal Secur- ft early in 1952. nittee said Latti- had been an •«•- itrument of the Soviet Petitioning for Frosh He denied this. aa he Council offices also had not oil other charges a- brought In enough returns to jux- inrluding an allegation fy an election, said Council een a Com* be available in the stuSent gov¬ l&ucr or any kind ernment office, third floor Union, Red causes, until 4:30 this afternoon. They rcunt diriment re* must be turned in by 5 p in. fk in effect replaced Student Congress precincts of the original In¬ which have vacancies are: West tegra Lattimore Shaw, East Shaw. Butterficld, Snyder, Phillips. East Landon, Sororities, Lansing, East La Married Housing, Rather Psi Upsilon fraternity has vol¬ unteered the services of its mem¬ bers to help in any capacity dur¬ ing the November drive. Thia office. Election; the first such offer received this procedures year from any college group, Su- pliv Club Put Another Nickle In Talk ^ Vending Machine Does Valet Service H^h-un. ret It pick up and delivery operates in almost the way a dry cleaning « Dr. Hoigshelm's except that you are your own < d s_ °"g'n end clerk. *tcncc end lnde- Tkc machine consists of forty "i the Occl- large, numbered lockers, a telephone, and the inevitable t 't lecture. coin bo*. The phone, which le o* connected to the dry cleaning Wllical thought, plant, is the secret of the ma¬ tt^J^'ved his Ph. chine's operation. UniverwW In When you have clothes to be M8C M . cleaned or pressed, all you have n IW*. Since his HAMMOND, lnd. 14b }»*■ he STJr arranged before I — Flood-fighters kept a wat anjl looters Wednesday while more than 4JIOO p fluudwatcs to recede from their homes in Calumet and Seen a mem- group, but va» my right against freedom. We cannot abuse the rights afforded us collection In U. S. currency. by freedom, but neither can we overlook those rights through One thing about those meters strikes me aa rather fear to use them. Ironic. Theoretically, they're supposed to Indicate spores In which to peril rant. But the meters have been up almost two weeks how. And from the looks of the empty spaces during the day, later, upon reflection, I re¬ Letters to the Editor driven have been regarding them as No Parking signs. alized that I had denied myself The State New* welcome* Easy to Give They're certainly useless to a professor—even If ha has a II basic, democratic right. would also have been my letter* of fener*l or local In- laCtter* circled the faculty lota 97 times In vain. right to refuse to sign the oath. A Pint of Blood It I had done so, no doubt my exceed- After all. It wonM get mighty tiraaome rushing hade future 'career wnuld have been OrMjimpi,, to feed a piece of nickel to a hunk of steel every hour. affected. Refusal to sign the will be withheld at the discre¬ limit*. Night Staff \ Plurril mi 1 oath wnuld not necessarily tion of the editor*. Letter* Students In'two-hour classes and seminars woflld get should he 300 words or less 1 n ileal, of course. A prof with his vehicle courting n park¬ but the absence nf my signa¬ In lenrth and signed In Ink by To Save a What'* n pint of btixxt worth , . . Life ing meter coukln't afford to ramble for more than an hour without a break. In the midst of all this, I suppose the college could ture would probably most, sufficient evidence that I seem to To the vrtrran of Old Bnlily and Heartbreak RhlgawhoVi jmint to its steel poles as just another sign nf progress. Just to offer a bit of proof, here are a roupTe of progres¬ going through unother operation to retrain his health? To the pretty frirl In the hnspltnl emergency wnnl, hrinitrht in Inst nltrht after n pnrtlrulnrly hail auto wreck? sive moves that could lie initiated with parking meters. Don't forget the fraternities. They'll go for thlo In a PHONE ED 2-1511 Campus Classifieds To the kid with the rare blood disease, who never ran big way. A jolly stunt, aendlng their pledges through Michigan State New» SHORT STORIES and played with the other kids—liecnuse he was ton busy a friendly little leap-frog content by using the meters. just hoidintr his own? EXT. 268 To three and all the other vlclima of war. accidents, and Some campus service organization might grub another through Friday. r _ _ 'durlngtS and spring tsrma except dara THAT ARE REST SELLERS holiday*: weekly during summer e. it's worth a life. Somebody, somewhere, always idea—setting up a contest as a sequel to the Ugliest Man and one «pecUl on t'ampus thing that storms the campus each winter ^freahman iauue And that's wheee von Spnrtans eonte III. The fall term term. blond drtve. sponsored this year by Alphn Phi Ometrn and This contest woidd select the Ugliest Thing on Campus. Lansing. Mich FOR SALE personal! omeaa leeated on third floor of the the S|mrtan Women's League, will la- next week, Ort. 18 Only one problem. through 22. No contest. xr .STisf,. The goal for the drive has ts, hut il ran he done. ACROBAT CLITB At least two thirds of MKC's IS.000 students are eligible No meeting * to give hlood. It's a abort, painless operation and shouldn't SKATING CLITB make anyone healtale. 7 p.m. 3d Union AUTOMOTIVE THk hkssl will Is- collected by (joining Iteil Cross work¬ MSC PRI-TRT CLUB service ers on the fourth fks>r of the Itnkm. Students can choose the time by registering at the stand which o|icncd Wed¬ nesday in the Union Concourse. 7:30 p.m. 140 Glllner Halt PHILOSOPHY CLUB ft 30 p.m. 33 Union FRONH-SOPH FIELD DAY Kewpees If Just one S|>artnn out of every three signs up for the drive, the goal ran he easily leached. It's a small price * "Special" for the gift of a life. Includes ** Jdt • Mn|t Kntrcc 1* Little Man On Campui by Biblai «>««* 7 helmet p.m. 34 Union executive council or iii1.i.cl foundation 49c S Boll and Butter 49c 7 p.m Foundation Delirious Coffee Homeuiaile Pastry ki'artan christian 'Hello' MSC Students EMPLOYMENT BUY-DIRECT. SAVE Factory - To - You FOR RENT 4 p.m. Mural Room n ORH l LTl IK FOR I'M " 30 Seminar Room Horttcul- vmca-ywca KM NT cabinet meeting V30 p.m. Y House, 314 Tvergreen rciilierrt commictei CAREER CARNIVAL ( 30 p.m. IS Union VOUNO DEMOCRATS l*vl» KIM Brief* I f«u- It 7 30 p.m. 1(4 Berber TShlrta white 2 for St. Sleeotn* bb*« Govt Reject*. real vahiea 0Nlnm Air Reject* MM. Hunttee "YotTrt lucky, I k»1 down in 1!» minutes—Most of equipment galore at To* Hol« f'X Enter by State Theater t' dates are required to wait an hour.** t-OOKTNC. rO»»~^A~^amnnd~ See Bud at Queen Jeweler* 114 N Wash- tngton Lansing. Discount to students ' APPOINTMENT CAHO Quilt; Swede JaclcH ...... Taster jscfcftt GASOLINE Stata Jaetalt Chrome Padai Coffe Jarlelt Huatfn9 |.'rd Soeti San Tan Panh *Jp fly - f»" '-""trr HOUSING Gv»n Soe. wool. 7 pt Ciqarettei 7 pati )4c .. t transport Nylon Car Co van S««at Sl»"t». navy blwe . .. Central M cktqan't t lerfe n Uam., RIDE U St fm Hale fX Heather C • SMAI L HM-mow pm n WANTTP Dame ga^ rplanweJ Visiting Nurse Serves College as to Greet On Double Job Spring pledges ot PI Beta PW freshmgn: Nancy Johnson, I .arch- Barry Pruiiit, Chi- mont, N.Y., junior, and Nan Olin, lusemothers Three Rivers freshman. Spring Initiates of PI Bete wore: Janice Roersma, Phi Holland WHAT HAPPENED TO freshman: Norene Cherry, Sagin¬ introduce aw freshman; Jane Dickert. Win- GRANDPA'S netka, III., freshman, and Peggy Foster, Lansing freshman, NIGHTSHIRT! Others were: Carolyn Johnson, r'3 South Bend junior; Kay Line. !,a- prr*lrirnta lo Grnnge, 111., freshman; Rllie Spen¬ Religious cer, Detroit junior; Betsy Strlck- ling, Cleveland Heights freshman, and Pat Tavenner. Lansing fresh- twioaous, Groups Set Discussions Stat# M»wi Photo by Chart Law# Coed* Inspect Modern Architecture. president, Shirley Pressel, Groase Pointe sophomore: vice-president and treasurer.-Ctalre Williamson, ,■9Jilt be Forestry Cable. organizations have Modern Architecture Livopia sophomore; recording sec¬ retary, Ruth Elishewit*. New York on records and I a busy schedule of activl- junior, and corresponding secre¬ will Inelude NNN mii i All b®td thrlr dalra arr In- this weekei Canterbury Club Exhibit Attracts Coeds added. tary, Virginia Houseman-, Midland a retreat at Gun Lake from Fri- Fall pledges of Alpha Kpnllen ri The current exhil.it of phntnitrnph* of the architecture are: I.airry Benjamin. Cleveland until Sunday aft¬ . «•,.,( simw will hold of Richard Ncutra in the Union Art. Room haa liecomn a freshman; Edward Idist, Detroit The Rev. Carl ~ 2„ rrrnrii .lanrr Friday ernoon. Allen popular stopping place for coeds with an eye for contem¬ sophomore; Jerry Blum, Harts- ,11 ]ii p.m. In Ihr Shaw the MSC and the University of II- dale, N.Y., freshman; Lewis Moy- study topic porary homes. 9 evening hnyridee ere 'Holy Communion and our Life, Th# exhibits sponsored y the! nois are the only colleges whicli cr. Youngstown, Ohio, freshman; ave a visiting nurses for non- j (or Sigma Kappa and art department, features walls of enlarged photos of th three Counseling Center Charles Kutner. Bronx freshman; David Rubinstein, Detroit fresh¬ Complete — with match¬ „ Prlt, A l"'t do* and ing Blnomrr, Knit-Top itlow mast will follow the exterior and interior designs r Semis Delegates man; Ei win lleron. Detroit fresh¬ man; Sidney Israel, Detroit fresh¬ Stuffs and Dorm « Neutra, whose archltoetun Cap. New Executive lender and Arthur Jacobs, New tbr.r hayrldr Ihr Drlta stylet are representative trends in West Coast homes. « To Con ference man, * ,t II,nr housr for rr- of the panel include To Direct YWCA Dr. David Dickson and Dr. Clyde The Neutra show will stay on i nt, am' 'la'"'1"* r*°" Michigan State Counscllni E. Henson of the English depart¬ the Art Room through Nov. 1. ment and Dr. Lewis K. Zerby Other shows scheduled for th .( mulligan atrw, the philoeophy department. Hlllel Foundation will hold executive council meeting tonight Services are set for at 7 in Hillel House. Krltli EAST LANSING'S ONLY a llated varteus stagy DIMVE-IN THEATER fee this evening. Aawi OFFERS YOU by the Rev. George Kehm. and "Fear and Desire Saturday- is "Work-A-Day For Virginia Lrllk Christ" for CSF students who will One for college tribute them to the International CHEMEX Thr Male Rmlr Single Christian University State College Club CuffWiiiakt-r AN© At AN AOOtO ATTtACTION —AT NO coil TO YOU Saturday afternoon CSF will ' I'lece of rt&/' /. ' ' * aSifnu will hold a South a football listening party at They're packed in a strong, clear plastic party Saturday Informal open To Meet Coaeltes Bag wonderful for keeping lingerie, ho- 1 i trees, (Minted seaside will be held in College PYHF.X' ifcThe Great Jew* srery, etc., (Iran and frr* from tnaei and 1 slnie from the main House Saturday at 8 p.m. iamrn Haid" [tlx basement and saw* the floor Will i effect. I'ledges will MEKT YOl.lt FRIENDS AT TIIE /liitomalieally clean Shark Rivrr Frrd Moor, from Owowo will for the next brewing VIvM C.Ur Bobette Shop addrria mmbm of Spartan tt, 4%, CHBMBX Chrfatian r,Uowahlp tonight al •dlr . I N IU.M Hi«»r rtpr 127 EmsI Grand River 7:»0 In Brthrl Manor. Hi. lopk to C.hange •rill be, "laalah—51," thr proph- wy of Chrlat aa Mrulah. I, *..1* Per Park (IN) 1.11 Dircdly Arrow. Frotn CuinpiiN I Policy for Sunday mornlnf wUI br Com¬ munion brrakfaat for Nrwmar. IlOFD!$Tinr> STARTING S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y I AUDREY hepburn •iMfc.-fcMilkMlf- fc WILLIAM Iholden Bolden, Bullough 0] State Ready for I LcRoy Favors Sore Bui Should Face Noti Coach Duffy Daujrherty's Spartans not National Football Leafue r„„r players—but the Lions are the er rough practiceaeaalon Wetlnestlnv with top defensive team In the, pro reported. —' h league. The first release of NFL Stsr left half LeRny Rnldrn 1/1 k - n gtiiniutiD stotlstles disclosed Wednesday worked out In his old first shins spot durlns port of the drills but •till favored hia Injured leg. KlusauJlaslent*. Ami l\ |||U> ""I i i*IIit. • •>' 1 Reel rt1e fel aiwrtmenn ATTENTION ARCHERS Ties „l in rnnipiw iillr:i-"i°" ,„„m ,p»r(m. hrdrixi LAt/NORY BAGS «>»,■ ping repeated completions past a I'1" ny INtNN RHEt.TON Notre Dame type defense while Made af alerdr akHe drill rMk daablr stitched draw- PU.vinK Htrniimt two of the conference'* top defensive regular quarterback Faiirl Morrall WE HAVE JUST RECEIVES A NEW tennis. Iowa and Wisconsin, several Michigan Slate players ran another unit through sizzling striae Sap- Mar !■ h K ladSrs. have solidly established themselves in the conference's ground plays. ■ SHIPMENT . . . AM. I.ENIiTHS—2«T la 3d" offensive statistic race. A general skull seaalen fallow¬ RDRRKK SIIOWEK SHOES #1.79 pr. Three of them. Karl Mnrrall, Johnny Matsock and Jim ed the main practice during Orleatal strap stslr. alt satin raa Siaillaa. Mi-.ll, aalea. BEAALtfrS SPORT llinesly, are leading a department. Thr other Spartan harks, Oerry which special attention was giv¬ en to the Notre Dame style of Kluvrukiii hff nit is and Clarence Peak a, are first iMsrnun S^IO P high in several departments. Hotvland Ties Rumors about the possibility of In four straight t Bolden not making the trip this WE WILL BE OPEN FOR VOtl COW Ph. H> 2-2114 VAN DERVOORH THURSDAY THRU Tl'KMDAY. 9 TO 9 ft? ANN RT. EAST LANSING — ! PI Ulrey House; weekend were squelched by the assurance of several coaches that the Flint Firecracker would dress JFU Wins for the the game but they stressed fact that he may see only An extra period of #uddcn death limited action. overtime failed to break the ftullnugh originally twisted his a# Howland and Ulrey battled knee in a scrimmage Tuesday NEW LOW PRICE a 12-12 itandoff. Howland afternoon and It was feared by Jump¬ ed off to an early lend on a pic¬ many sportswritcr# and onlookers turesque pa## play going * that he would not be able to play Dick Dalach to Jim Calender. Ul¬ Saturday. The injury was not as locggctt. rey fought back to tie the game serious, however as it might hove at halftime, and each team again ap|teared at first. scored in the final stanza. JFU I; Unknown* | A last half surge by JFU a bled them to break a scoreles# tie. and rack up an B-0 victory over the Unknowns. Jim Sweeny scored the lone touchdown. Rather 1. 12: Rather 2. • With lea# than four minutes to MY COUSIN HASKKLL play. Itather l's passing duo of Bruce Rridgemen to Ron Bun I have a cousin named Haskell Kmvn •cored twice for a 12 to 0 white¬ boy, who has Just started rollege. A I 'hi will reprint * Ihrk Ilruhakrr of OSU Is second wash of Bather 2. . Ila-k. ll «r with four rstrhrs for 4S yards. Dear Haskell (he thinks my nsnic is John (Thunder) lewis Is fourth I see that you are writing a column for l l il i mjoost and Go-Capt. lion Kauth is sixth. I think make a they are keen cigarettes which taste n pleasant noise when you open the park, IVaiu. Spartan aaphoniorr alar, is the conference'# second best you why I don't smoke them. It all started the very first day I arrived »t k»ck-«»ff «ctum man with an av- gotten off the train and waa walking arms# th« my cardboard valiae whistling snatches of i u/c and other latest tunes, admiring statues, petting • all of a sudden I ran into this fellow with n hlui and white teeth. He asked me was I a freshman I me did I want to go klorrall is ranked fourth In the places on campus, make a hi | and get pointed at in fashionable ballroom* and punting race with an average of said the only way to make all these keen tint MX cm 14 kicks. Jim Troglio, of join a fraternity. Fortunately he happened to I Northwestern, is the leader with on him. to he pricked my thumb and I signed II an average of 47.6 yards on three name of the fraternity or where it is located, t»u out when I go active. Meanwhile this fellow comes around every w« due* which are 1100. Irately he has been roller! week. He aays this I* a line because I missed tt remind him that I can't go to meetings because I don't k the house it, he twists my arm. I have never regretted joining the fraternity dearest wish to be somebody on campus and I" tr I have had to rent a room. This room is not only h but it Isn't the kind of room I wanted at all Vt hat was someplao* reasonably priced, clean. cnnifortaN walking distance of classes, the downtown -hop Guaranteed 24 Months! movies, and my home town. What I found »»» home of • local coatcrmongcr, which is dingy. « ALLSTATE BATTERIES OCR LOWEST PRICK'IN YEARS! Regularly 15.45 EXCH. for topnatrh quality, excell- indors th* FITS MOST CARS! 4 TMaiLLl "K'NDER 0 PLAIN COLOR AND «af, RP35S Delta Gmmeiim Dorm Officers ;ury Look Touches Units Study Duties Obaenre Zrtn Founding Sigma CM At football Sigma Chla and Delta Oamna* iilcs Go Dorms Get In Workshop national founding opposed each other In a Baotha* Officer* of worm Green At Ever New Homeless . , . A resident adviser was sitting halla attended erahip Workshop an Officer*' recently. The in the Esst Landnn two-day meeting waa held to or¬ lobby recently ganize and coordinate MSC'* wo¬ irtments Pi Phis when the doorbell rang. Thinking doors had been . locked by men'* dorm* through a better knowledge of duties and the pro- M.S.C. ike, she opened them lo a is that go with those office*, By LOtttRB MANNR hoy who gave a girl's name and musing at pliinmtirou* turn MSC MSC Pi Beta This are lead- asked if the R.A. ware she. She said she wasn't but showed him to rding Gro**e Pointe to Shirley sophomore and ICE SKATING CLUB And to newly- tt a somewhat confused life the desk and explained the buz¬ pre*ident of the Women'* Inter- Urtils, the recently these days as fur as sorority activities are concerned. For zer system. Could he have tteen a freshman, by chance? He*ldence Hall Council. Tom King, dean of students; 7:00 P. M. TONIGHT L| aimrtnients are the while awaiting the completion Ml** Mable Petesccn, Ml** Doro- L ill rmnpiw luxury. of their new house at .16.'! * * * thy Parker and Mr*. LuHine l.ee. ROOM .36, UNION a**l*tnnts to the dean of *tudent*. North llurrlson Road, the co¬ . , . Wrong Addrott women'* divi*lnn; Emery Foster, eds are living In dormitories. manager of dormitories A letter from the University of Thil create, problems even Michigan to Hutterfleld Hull was ststont to the dean of student*, though most of the members ere addressed n* * |kf rcnl l* D'Uhhi I housed In West l-andon. Yakeley end West Mayo. "Even West follow*: Mr* Btitterfleld's Boarding House men's group*. division, On the *econd spoke to the day of the work¬ jfitfamanrii so, we don't see much nf other," says PI Phi president Pat Michigan Agricultural shop the group* attempted to put apartment McDonald, Detroit Junior. Collage East I.on*lng, Michigan. into writing specific conclusion* concerning the responsibilities Smart Investment! Meetings ere now heM each office and suggestion* for the Union every week and fall currying out th«>M rush wilt slso be eon ducted fh one of the Union l>ortors. If lha house Is completed on A Phi A s Buy, New Occupant Kraia Hooker Admires schedule, the PI Phis will he Living Room. Repair House Army Cadets Name Queen Candidates lly CAROLYN LttTTRRLL Coronation Rail Queen eanditlates sponsored by the and wall paneling. Army ItOTC Officer*' Club have been announced by Don The IH men who live In the Williams, Detroit senior, and chairman of the Army part house will decide on the decofat- of the contest. ing design* and color scheme* for their own study room*. Some new furniture ha* been purchased for the room*. The two dormers will Luther receive new bunk bed*. Most of the redecorating and remodeling hai been dona by the member*. The carpentry and BRIEF If you carry your office in your hand, it'* wl»e to have puintlng was started this summer l>efore fall clasaes began. ynod IiMikinit luwiiien )uk- trnjfe. Thp»« yenuine split cowhide brief bays come In imtinee* and the living anlti Brack Method H,lr md Sr.lp handsome suntan or yinycr represent Include Rather Treatment will dmplify pour Kugljrama. Kokhala. Hawaii Contributors hslr Hid (ealp problcmr • Thrra shade und they're built on u steel frame for lasting good looks. Convenient pocketed interiors give good organiza¬ tion. " the Officer*' Club are Joyce Sch alble, Ann Arbor Junior; Pa Owen, Chicago aophomore, an< Buttonhole Hint Name or initial* in gold MILE Jane Preeton, St. Jnaeph senior. >ld*. Jackson ao| thin material if you first r^b f Delta; ElizaN1 little library paste on the wrong William*. They will be croi Dec. S at the Coronation Their honorary duties will 107 Houth Washington Ave. c College Travel Office Social Circuit has moved TODAY 130 Weil Brand River MMh be ri*M Wurt tke rnm elw tow* m WawnMy? Air Rail Su-am Hotel* Tour* Charter* For renewal ions rail Grand Rapid* sophomore, t n Ed. 24372 pnsNoI "••lit ami Mason George Nugent, East Lansing jun¬ ior and Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Ekrltanijr Dinnrr Janice Bocfama, Holland topho- • i Hire, to Ron Da I man. Holland TATE NOW! " witv Pledge* &» VW Work protect in , V, ' "1'eer, Bureau hn p,"'* ,"'rr000- T* ""«><* and Judv Har-' HK"--' ' »IU work with ^ g literature. I' 1 ■ 1 L Jl ■ 1bi 15,'wn. .t SI■^^iioWNO ""* r tS| ***®OLru IN SCOTT thriller BURT LANCASTER OVER i "• COLO Louis Laundry & j — AND Mrr IN Dry Cleaners CAIRO" ^^5= ££ "DRAGNET" . Grand River Phone ED 2-4024 r STATI r to Mm " jj Just goads in Union | Young Demo*** No Rain Forecast The 117 Townacnd Street newly-l-eorgan!zcd MSC | Skating cfub will hold a meeting For Today's Rally irofetaor of acoogantoa *ad 8:30 — 11:11 > ponaor of tha MSC Ybupg I for new and old member, tonight, crata Club, at a club meatlni Spartan aplrita 'wont be I7 p.m. In Jg Union. damt>eneri for the Notre Dame light, .7:30, In 104 President Merrill Barkay. Miller, De- In paal year,, the club waa Tie Hr person pep rally thla afternoon. To¬ limited to member, with prevlou* I I Display Decision Delayed; rlenee In ekating. Now lha day', weather will be cloudy and nailer, with ahowera ex¬ | club la emphaiizlng beginning | YMCA Announces Forum ng a'nd outdoor activltlea, pected to end before noon. Tixlay-a high will bo M de¬ ding hayrldn. alelgh rl grees; last night', low waa 84. By JACK BOH and outdoor akatlng partlea. partlaan politician,, labor leadere DW SHOWING! Sunday evenlnga, the Ice rink I Variable wlnda from 13 to 20 , Student government"wa7 fighting Hr*save individual com¬ lyone alaa. . . know what it la to worl Demonatration Hall will b< petition for the Christmas City display contest Wednesday. rved for uae of club metn -A , But it looked as If the frateml- | Soul 300 proapectlve akatrra | Brilliaatly stage. »rnrti tned up for the club at sororities might have photographed film, worth 2 Prisoners rck'l Activities Carnival, r were point as forced to govemmc delay Flee Ionia Guild Presents SENIORS!! effort!" Life Mnga/in, Meanwhile, the Yanng Men's t IONIA 1/1*1—Two trusty prison Wednesday night* overpower- kHty. 'My Three Angels' Make Your Christian Aaaarlattan sehednled As Wilson spoke. 35 pickets, The a carpentry foreman and es- I*anslng Civic Guild will aa open fomm N the display identified as members of CIO un- ca|HHt frotn Ionia Reformatory, j esent "My Three Angel*" by I battle far Friday night In the Warden CSmrit outsidc the hotel Gerrlt W »«**»« Mi,| i Sam and Bella Spewack tonight Cnlmi Rattrtam. they lied up Ihe foreman broke liaise from his bonds i v carrying placards referring to the secretary's dog remarks. When he stepped off#a plane through Saturday night nt 8:30 at J West Junior High School Portrait Originally, all living units were reported the break-out. Heading the east are MSC grarl- I from Detroit this afternoon, WII- •Vpposeti to notify student gov¬ were idchtifletl as M tes Vern Pierre and Albert J ernment by Wednesday whether Or not they wished to compete. But a lock of answers prompted Dull Int. 23. of Adri serving eight to 10 years on robitery conviction M»n described as "foolish" a re- l»orter's question whether hr is a result of thr Zotton. The play had a two-year Broad ly run. It was adopted from the | Appointment government official* to review Lenawee dog controversy. County and Gerald French play, "(• Cuisine Governor Stratton not at NOW the situation to find out if there Berger, 21. of Centrrline. serv was the airport to greet the secretary, •re still enough dormitories will¬ ve to 10 years on his convection I English drama and F r e ing to compete on an individual a morals offense in Mi competition. MSC ({railing Thrafer Forcing the student government decision was the tntcr-Fraternlty State police throughout rcntral id west Michigan are on I Open* Season Tonight WOLVERINE DESK Council, which Tuesday night alert for the pair. Heyns said 'Thr Madwoman break-out occurred of Challlnt" voted down display competition around 8:45 between fraternities. I hr presented tonight al 8 In Ihr Music Auditorium a, Ihr fir,I UNION CONCOURSE a.tiy. rraTt ar, ai The IFT fellewed the ae* ir MSC (trading! Pianist Featured Thratrr. Thr rrading I, nprn In TV Recital Sponsored Jointly by the stu- Dr. Ernst V Wolff, head of i dent government and the JCast w* at — j* teansing Merrhants Association, «• - l!N ! the contest originally offered four WKAR-TV s | ntrliUMr-i j 4TH SMASH WEEK "GLAMOUR CONFIDENTIAL" trophies worth $300 apiece in two Keyboard." { Don't Mlaa Tkk anal Hit! categories—religious and general Dr. Wtdff ChrtstmaN themes. The display! harpsichord. •re to l»c erected on the Grand Kivcr Islands. Hill Hurst, government presi¬ dent, indicated Wrdnesitay nig|i! present a pi.nn new I.IKE brassiere* that the trophy idea would be acrkpped if the contest was run on a purely rooperativc basis. liy EOKMFIT Already rommittcd on this basis | Junior ('.offer llour I Srlittlultil Toilny CASME MUTINY Metnliers of the junior clas Forming the panel for Friday's forum will be Judy Streng. presi¬ dent of FanHcl; Micki McHridc, rAkunrti r„ o« r.inn: j student goyrnment atate affairs; John secretary of Van Camp, I urcj&anisv - ss8\r«B® aecrctarv of the Fast Lansing I Merchants Association, and John j Zimmerman of the Lutheran Stu- dent Association. j •fore throwing the who are not quite a iperfect Repre»rntatives of campus organizations A or H cue iiac • . . An inside story, confidential! 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