GO spartans attend the rally vence thermopylae 1953 Upset Review, Ral Ends MSC Streak Spark Spirits Eighteen Spartan football players have been anticipat¬ Coed Cheerleaders to ing Saturday's game for ex¬ actly < Make Initial Appeal It has been 52 weeks since tl eighteen Spartans stepped o! Capitol City airport. The Spartan Review, featuring the Four I.aHg, "Boil the Boilermaker*" pep rally will apark anirita tonight aa MSC opena ita 1984 Homeeo The Activltiea Band, led by Director Oacar St. start the pep rally at the Music Auditorium at 8 A march, headed by the band 390 Seat& will proceed around West Circle Drive to the Auditorium, where the rally and Spartan Review will _ _ "'yV ' be held. Spartans will not be permitted Vacant iiii to enter the auditorium until after T)1 ■ I (C? the band has arrived, according' Block ** Eric son. Spartan Spirit j The "anybody The Foot LmM jton Symphony MSC's make coed cheerleaders will their first appearance to- The ablc those to tickets all who do student*, trforins Brilliantly night, joining the varsity male membership cards, by squad in the leading of several co-chairman, yells. In order to encourage whole¬ rak's '.New WorlcT hearted cooperation the cheer¬ leaders will ask all students to Ult-tl l»v Audience Br WALT OLUST h and the Booton Symphony performed In Thuraday night to giee Lecture-Concert1 remendoua experience in the worka of three , Following more cheers and 7*, great compoaera. umber by the band. Bigj 5 Display |„ I A near-capacity audience dear- was » won over by the gentle- I and emotional expression of ! lunn. Athletic Director, w Homecoming Gets Underway Ihe ho.pi lat glandular fever. y Hallmark, the i Schrcgengo Feature i Dvorak's Symphony . New World " "From the will rleae the rally. at the 1* Lewis ends. Carl | The four themes in the Dvorak tackle. Mullough at right guan iivitv Ideas score were so that the pageant vividly performed of the New World swept over the audience Rody at Center, Morrait at Quai tcrhack. Mataork and Zagers the halfback posts and !M Stewart, will i i- background held it motionleaa from ill more tranquil icenea to »eene« of 70-man chnru: ! WA litv to the re- great itruggle City exprena ■axon, ering the decided commit- Mnk ertttea •New haxra * WarM :H H Niar night. )'■ ii i i-iM * 11 L** *"><«" of I', IsMM | Welcome Back Homecoming Alums Find Campus Changes It's Homecoming again, nnd with it, tho Town. Coeds live in Snyder Hall. Two biggest weekend of fall term. ew men's dorms, Kuther and Bryan, have From the lust lecture Friday afternoon, through the pep rally with the Four IjuIh So imagine how MSC will and the Purdue Varsity (ilee ('luh, the post-World War II student wh feverish a seven to one male-female ratio, the grad finishing of Homecoming dis¬ who hasn't henrd Beaumont Tower re- plays at the crack of dawn Saturday and sound with its new bass bell, and the alum the game with Purdue in the afternoon, whose diploma was granted by MAC. right down to the last strains of music at the Homecoming dance in the Auditorium Centennial plans are underway for a Saturday night, it's u wonderful time to lie whopping Homecoming next fall. And this a student or alum of MSI year a parade down Washington Ave. in I5.IMHI and IS.OOII alumni are Isinsing complete with the Homecoming for part or all of the Queen and her court, the bund and ROTC units is planned for Saturday morning. festivities, with attendance Still, in spite of new developments und reaching its peak at game lime Saturday. big pluiiH, .the impressions the thousands Perhaps for today's student it's hard to of alumni are given this weekend wiH de¬ imagine the campus any other way than pend largely on the action of students. it Is now. Hut even to June, 11)51, grails, The Homecoming Committee has put a things will seem u lot different. lot of work in on this weekend to make it The hind scape Parking meters gunrd Circle Hrive. The » of tlie department has it all figurad greatest ever. l>et's hope it will out. They know how hulking skeleton of the new library has Shaw That's what Harold W. Laut- Crossword Puzzle Night Staff ner, head of tWfc department, told Student Congress Wednes¬ day night He had chart* along the way too. . . . X-ray view of an extra dollar in a pocket, say sponsors of Campus Chest, who will con¬ duct a fund-raising drive Nov. 1 to 6. b, Elate Thaater If AUTOMOTIVE NAVY BUNK REDS bjr ftlmmong 1W7 PONTIAC COUPE ueed W trwhaa wide t» M Inch *4 M 1*47 motor Snow lire* Dealer, aoiid body. Hun* SS7 Pnam "VX'iiadC nTI? 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Leltoy llolden and Don Kauth. ids' Day-Biit Students Not Left Out ?ootball9s the Center of Busy Weekend Thin ye '« Purdue, Beginning in February, the spoi1erm«i outfit tha entennial will commemorate le 100th year of growth of the :hool and will highlight acu¬ ities from the college days of he alums from the years when y weekend for activities be- student tickets a couple of days fichigan Agrirultual College before the game. The "Beat Purdue" therm that will keynote half a hund¬ red living unit homecomim displays will be different, ol Meow But the p struggli Scarce Cat Seeks Ride who gave up Friday The reward for a lot To Canada and some bright ideas tradition, most for the display sponsor other trophy to add to t tel. Michigan State News plentiful Lansing Plioto Page Art (Jendenin, Photo Editor Si New Directors Sports— jiui: Purdue Gee Gub. Remodeling Nears Eml Enlarge CSF Religious Staff Cms.; ORDER Moving «P Alpha Chi Omafa, with a scora of M, won the Oct. II sorority Eased for Sororih with the addition of two now as- «wlm. In second piece wis Ft aoelalo director,. Bets Phi with 40. Delts Delta IUv. Ooorgo H. Kthm serve Presbyterian atudanta, and Delta came In third with M, Alpha Xi Delta alums won't have to ",rr fourth wes Alpha XI Delta with to go after the Homecoming game. Tie, tha Roy, Oaorfa T. Kennedy II and Delta Zeta was fifth with responsible for Method 1.1 at MM. reception at their new house. danta. An ennual coed field But a couple of week, ago they would Tha Hev. Kehm, tha flrat Prea- hockey hav v j play day was held at Ann Arbor had they visited the houae at 520 Linden St Friday. Two team, from M8C and They wouldn't have found a dininy t.„,m U of M participated. Mrs. Stanley Thoae room* were still being furnished Drobec of the women', phyitcat r'' education department coached the re teem,. Pi Kappa Phi and Dalt Maacota Oat Together. The coed vanity field hockey [Uad wa, defeated 1-0 by the The Purdue Vanity Glee Club will stag at the Friday reen University team played at Old Collage and hi two concerts Saturday night. oggie Tale Field Saturday, Oct. I. Constance Applebee, English woman who Introduced M, tha First MSC Coed Enters Coeds were at first crammed into one and gradually more, of to Mrs J rafemity Mascots Find "a flatd hockey in tha The Rev. Kennedy I, the second floor apartments in the Statss, was a recent gueat of havin e of McKondroo College Boston Unlvoralty School of ology, with The¬ of the women's physical educa¬ tion department. Mlsi Applebee, Products Judging Contest red brick building while they waited for the tenants to move. The crowded conditions occur¬ Nesmans ommon Canine Interests Hartford Scm For tho pait five year., ReV, "I felt embarrassed. I was the-only girl there!" aaid Dixie Keppel, Pontiac senior and MSC coed member of red because the houee was not Pi Kappa Phi'* new maecot, Darto Van Schwartxoff II, Kennedy ha, served the dairy product* team at the International Dairy Cattle mer. Therefore, the tenan dint Church in Ed not have to leave the houm and Delta Tau Delta'* maacot, Caeaar, are seeing a lot of Major, Club meeting. aold, she « '.Show. Oct. 1. That's when their m her mac h.r» each other theae day*. —— — — Other member, of tho Poi The ,how w«« held In Chicago notice waa up. It all started when Darto mnv- ed Into tho neighborhood thla fall (.OIIVOS IllUllH'd in itaff are Mary Patricia Dow- I, associate director; Joeei Social Circuit Oct. 11, and It marked the flrit time a dairy product, contest wa, II. may have been a add began Fcrgueon,' Mcratary; and the oPthe program. It wa, alio a looking for ranlne for Prospective Rev. Roy 1- Schramm, eaecutlve h IT part "flrat" for Dixie, a, she I, the 1 place. Maun Recent pinnings of Alpha Oml- PI only coed ever to be named to Sorority Rushers UK, point, had 19 for tha eron are: Arley Berwald, San Francisco senior, to Dick Hul- an MSC dairy product, judging The two boxers became so at¬ Rush convocations tive rushees will be for prospec¬ held Monday Married Students for the meet •trand, Detroit graduate student Four representatives from each tached to each other that the Pi at U. of M. and Sigma Alpha Epsi- of the eight participating col¬ and Thursday, with sessions for Patty Swaney, Unlontown, Klips had a hard time keeping the two alphabetical groups each Vacate Butterfield th Camp- lon. and Ann McMillan, Erie, leges attended the contest. The tr»ck of their mascot, a gift from Penn., junior, to Gene Clute, schools were University of Neb¬ night. ode of tho members. Locking him The convos will be held In the A full houae Will describe con¬ Monrttc senior and Ftii Kappa raska; Ohio State University, irf the house was useless. He ditions on Harrison Rd. when the Iowa State, MSC, University of And U it waa tough for them, Music Auditorium Tau. would go out a second, story win¬ p.m. from; 7-7:45 for A-L; and 8-8:45 p.m. for last two families move from But NeW Appointments Others ore: Pnttl Pinkerton, De¬ Minnesota, University of South waa worse for the tenants. Most dow, down the fire escape, across terfield to the new apartments. troit Junior, to Lou Vargha, De¬ Dakota, University of Wisconsin them weren't used to the noise M-Z on each date. the alley, and up 4he Delt fire According to Josetto Fischer, Emery Foster, manager of dormi¬ For Union Board troit graduate student and Delta and University of Missouri. coeds can make playing bridge, egcape to the third floor where Fan Hellenic tories and food services, said Chi; Stilly Saiay, Flint junior, to While In Chicago the MSC moving furniture or just plain representative, it hf would be greeted by Caesar. The fraternities finally decided will I last week. The finished 144 apartment Announced by Gasc Hurold Mallon, Flint Junior, and : gossiping at midnight. One of them, Mrs. Oly Mace, planning Helen Smith, Three Rivers junior, tel; T"0? the friends shouldn't be deprived units are part of a 45fl-apart- Several as used to it though. She used new appointments to Dean Re ' of their companionship after all, in order to ment program which is scheduled have been made to the Union ar.d Alpha C to live in MSC's Delta Gamma sign up and be eligible for completion by mid-summer. house. for winter parties. Board of Directors, according U> Recen Construction of the additional 812 Sorority open Betty Gase, president of Union Phi are: Barbara Groom, Flint hold on Oct. 80 from apartments will begin Dec. I, Board. senior, to Richard Ponsetto, Flint eptlng. Foster estimated. new head of the personnel » Qft 31 from 2.fl p. and U. of M. graduate; Barbara Fanlfellenic suggests that coeds Applications for the apartments ilttee will be Tarn VanUua- Inch. Detroit senior, to Clay Arm- in the middle of the night. 94 at the Pi Kap house. It began v|slt every arc being taken now, according Ann Arbor junior. She will ere during the to Tom Dutch, director of hous- lirmingham graduate anc! with dog biscuits for appctiz—- be in charge of the rush smokers, aid ended with ham bones eta Chi, i Ellie Spencer, De« Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nesman, petitioning, and other personnel Wally Brown. De- tenants on the second floor of the dessert. affairs. She was previously a jKext time It's Caesar's turn apartment house, had differing member of the social committee. views on the experience. llttitircoming Koyally Creek* Entertained Bob Grunewald, Battle Creek, He said, "1 like it," and explain¬ junior, will be a member-at-large Phi Kuppa Tau lo Felr ed that his friends thought him lloiioretl liv I'iii I It'll* At Exchange De**ert and handle special projects. He | Animal Tale Homecoming Queen Joyco Coa- Delta Sigma PI fraternity en¬ was formerly a member publications committee. Selected of the Purdue (Juewt*, Alumni *The reticulated python of India mnnn, Jackson sophomore, and tertained the Delta Zeta sorority Phi Kappa Tau fraternity will and Malaya which Is sometimes nfore than .10 feet long, often is rated as the world's largest snake. her court were dinner guests of Phi Delta Theta fraternity Tues¬ day night. members at a dessert Cakes frosted in the recently. fraternity's senior as Vem Hampton, Pontine and former member-at- kid a homecoming »use Saturday embers of the party at night. All visiting Purdue known re.taurant where accord¬ ing to Dixie, "the steak, were n musketa were ao scarce that occur only when the moon is close secretary, Pat Davidson, Vaaaar dairy judging team In Itll and right decision—and stick with itT Benjamin Franklin advised bows and arrows and New York militiamen were told to arm the to the earth. nes Eclipses which < in the moon's cycle when lilt. Dixie dairy no* or plana to pul her sophomore, and treasurer, Norma Perluen, Herbert senior. New AWS judiciary represrn'- themselves with shovels, pickaxes if the sun showing around the an her family', dairy farm near atlve from ftaygor Hall u Sandra and scythes. Chaw. Maxine Neely, Clawson Pontine. sophomore, la activities board re¬ Even though this I, Homecom¬ presentative. Women's Inter- ing weekend, Dixie will give up Dorm Council reprerentativcs campua footivltic, and leave for from Snyder are Lois Ftnnell and Atlantic City unit the National Pat Failing. Dairy Product, contest instead. Other new *ar«ee Had officer, Twenty-five college, • from alt ara: Janet Powell, standard chair¬ over the nation will he Mariane Haggatt, social rrpresrnt- man; cd at the week-long content. chairman; Beverly Kino, public- Gam* • Hought-r says B01 Grieve, Schen«tr»a'' Ml. P»r-h, VITIRAN WORLD Rapid*. A. Smith. R sums umpiri Stubb* f. ' New ft "There', nothing like umpiring preside r: to teach you the importance oI City Julian t. making tho right dcciaiona — in Robert H» and out of the bail park," aaya Bill Grieve. "And one of the beet decision, I ever made waa the time I started buying Savings Bonds. It'* the eaaisst, surest way in the world to save for your future — and your country's future, too. And nobody's going to throw pop bottles at you for doing that" -through tha Payroll Saving* Plan To join Ttytoll Saving,. ju»t uk your to aaw only $3.78 a wade, h 6 pay office to gave out a part of your you'll have $1,025.95 raafc. In 9 yean, check before you get it—a law dollar, it s here! 8 month*, you'll have $2,137,301 or a* much a, you want. Then, every * GaU .., peyday. tt'g inverted tor you —auto¬ Eagy to ace why 8 million Americana are tiling the Payroll matically — in U. a Strive E Saving, Saving, Plant Band*, end your money really goee to Why not join them today? 100% Wool Flannel work! Each Saving, Bond earae 3% If you're aril-employed, etart the Bond- per year, compounded eemiannually, when held to maturity. II yon gign up A Month Plan wham you hank. Pick While Boy Jacket Saving ii timplor than you think— ' with U. S. Saving! Bond* an tha Payroll Savings Plant 21,95 white claaak Jacket in .Wt u a'dood. 1001 flannel. Fully Road, daap patch fpakata . MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 10 to IS. touch at glamour, S SPORTSWEAR -4 BKCOND FLOOR emrJ Blood Makes the News Homecoming Ag Board To Lease Conservation Laws Studied Campus Land The State Board of Agriculture, MSC's governing body, offered to Dr. Humphry?! is now complet¬ lease the Michigan Department of ' ing plans tor a similar course in Agriculture a piece of campus for to be offered this winter. construction of a proposed *750.- 000 laboratory building at last which Wear's events are: Caned* Travel Series A. Westley Rowland, No World Travel series lecture Information Services 1 in Michigan. will be given Saturday night be¬ federal poultry laboratory. It includes a st reau; Mabel F. Petersen or of treaties, police The Department of Agriculture power, cause of the Homecoming Dance Gardiner. Assistants to th of Students; John G. Laefc will construct its own building on j specific statutes now in effect. Hjordis Parker will give a tant to the Athleic Office; led directly by the assistant At¬ travelogue on "Sweden" Oct. 30 Hayhow, memb cil and co-chairman of torney General. That is why Olds at 8 p.m. in the Auditorium. Another action taken by the ing Queen Contest; Gordon Sin- I clair and Peggy Fischer, repres¬ Board of Agriculture last \ entatives of Student Govern¬ ciares extension and off-cafftpus ment; A1 Hansen, representing program credits equal Kappa Alpha Mu and co-chair¬ earned by resident students, You Are man of Homecoming Queen Con- fore, off-campus credits i Wtrrl < (rtnfcnlr In PrPyrr. WU, sp.ll out "blood" on their campus in en inferior status when i I collegiate champ donors. A new record was set as Il test, and Starr Keesler, Chairman -,M .( ■>«•««■« plrfllw rlir«te *udmlu CM e • ibotrd »5 pinto of blood in two day*. HI of Alumni Relations. to Shop... Prof Completes Student Editoi» PUT YOURSELF HERE 'Sanitation Test Fly to Collegiate Prof. I bacteriology and public health IN THE FUN! to the Compare... quality attd style of our distinctive inercha Press Convention i department, presented a paper at j the annual meeting of American runs* Six delegates from "Publico- I Publ><* Health Association on a tions Row" left by plane from j new twt for det«'rmin,n* w»ter to Save... Willow Run Wednesday night for sa"Atation* .. . . \bith our r»-a***nable prices, credit plans if it* the national Associated Collegiate Press convention in Washington, 1 j MSC by Dr. Mallmann in co- i operation with Dr. Warren Lilsky j Various problems concerning ! ' of the University of Massachu- SMALL'S setts. | student publications will dis¬ cussed at the two-day convention in the Statler Hotel. Representing the State News is Social Work Educator FURNITURE CO. Jack Kole, editor-in-chief, while Gregg Stecker, editor, and Mike Ferrer, business manager, are at- Wolverine delegates Gerber, editor; Doui Attend Church Sunday ALL SAINTS > I.<»»•(h Honor—Jran Ix>x>n. Saginaw Junior. SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL CHURCH L ad. 2-1 id Drive Passes I) Pint Mark COLLEGE LUTHERAN CHURCH n«M u4 AM MTMO IUBUT C. WOLT. run IUim M#,M. rail* Ami. MM., I.M. A.M. TW Onto—I., in. II A.M. OOMIINAI. »l»l" ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH CAPITOL -TANGANYIKA" ANO —. "SPACEWAY8" rHK MICHIOAH STATB NEWS High GOOD LUCK SPARTANS! See you over aker They Started at Thermopylae . . Ace Pas Kewp ees Is Study To Battl after the game Saturday State Attack In Air 4 IMt ml Room I LAFAYETTE, Ind. on • on the Purdue | M or rail T„ f, practice field Thursday as the Wi'l« fctinir I worked through non-contact drills to find ways-of «| Michigan State's multi- ATTENTION ALL directioned offense. the second weekend, the 1 play without HOBBYISTS guard .h.kln, Dick Skibinski, .eg tnjury. still j And Campaiiclla S'gnia Nu Upset SOUTH BEND, Ind. (/P) if! Undergoes In PHILATELISTS s once-beaten Notre Dame foot bailers idle this Saturday, Coach Theta Xi, Theta Chi and addition. 5Jh Sff0 Terry Brennan will personalty scout the next two Irish foes. j Operation to catch the pa We are now carrying Win in IM Football , Navy and Penn, in their game at i NEW YORK —Roy Cam- Morrall, last a complete selection of: Philadelphia. Notre Dame plays I pnnella underwent surgery on his At the completion of last night's preliminary events, 20 swim- Navy at ,<>ft hnnd Wednesday with high Imcis qualified for the 1M swim¬ Big 10 in |t,»„ biggest factors MODEL AIRPLANES By JIM JOHNSTON Baltimore. Oct. 20, and Penn at Spartans in thr MODKI, BOATS hopes lhc operation would rc- ming meet finals to be held Sat¬ Upset-minded Theta Xi scored in every quarter but the urday against J Philadelphia, Nov. 6. | gtore t^0 devastating batting pow- urday morning at IG o'clock in the STAMPS & ALBUMS The Irish scrimmaged for o first to turn back favored Sigma Nu. 21-7. Despite a nun er that PACKETS & COLLECTIONS second straight day Thursday. John Gersonde scored the only touchdown for Sigma Nu pery ball. Mm BOTH U. S. & FOREIGN when he returned a punt from his own end zone and threaded touchdown p.tss final score wit his way the length of the field. The qualifiers in each event Brc: ' BEAMAN'S SPORT SHOP ALL TYPES HOME MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT the knife for four hours as doctors first had to ( UfeMgk . Theta XI came rishl back, dis-l nirk playing a brilliant pacing game, I the Farmltousc ■ John Brink pass- mosl of lho ofTcnse through 2 AND 4 WHEEL TRAILERS 1 remote stubborn scar tissues be- ; pon \y0|fc. gamc 227 Ann St. : fore the actual Indiana and Notre 1 Ralph W. Link. Prop. CEMENT MIXERS operation. The first operation was [ medley: Al Cotton. NrhulU and Bill In the third quarter Theta Xi's ATO 21. SAG 7 Johnny Mntsork at 221S E. Michigan Ph. 4-S217 per- : Jack Gribble faded back and Coming from behind in the sec¬ Peaks, the Spartan I formed last May. floated an aerial to Keith Dryer ond l-anker. Pele Van half, the ATO squad edged in the end rone. out a determined SAE seven, 21- pears: toot FOSD.CK-1 I you WuRt RIGHT HAIR ft His BUT,TW/T *trH«»Ii» Tom Kwainey. I The final score came on a play 7, in one of Thursday night's Lenin lr.us.kn, CONFESS// h OLD PAL-HOWT wo' jib vr ton U "A STAR IS BORN" emotions ever filmed^«vea/ing the privacy of a dozen lives'. CiacauScope Feature Shown at 1:40 • 5:10 . H:45 it i£f fflllillTIHBg' MOST POPULAR SINGING-DANCING 20c 1 YOU SUE ALL THE Bit; I'll TIRES i HERE FOR LESS! SUNDAY SUNDAY «« IN PARIS" HlHNItST. M-GM's DREAM OF i ! . I U A MUSICAL! Cinemascope SSffp.y0.®* MGM's i BR0A0WAY HIT! ..JAMES '■) STEWAR7" . r gene kelly ALFRED HITCHCOCK S" l*a-t:U Ivan johnson REARWiWBOW 4M-iae t: 15-11:23 ICYD CHARISSEI , l ECHNICOLOW i ■■ELAINE STEWART ■ MlTffifcuHG V LATE GKACt KELLY WENDELL COREY THELMA SHOW iMlt WerM K«> j " —«rnw.*r.i mLynemwis. AUiW MHWOCK RITTER—-— • TONIGHT! 11:25 P.M. ■ CeUe Cui*— 0. • Screenplay by JOHN MICHAEL HA' M T-'jr MO«* »V WWW WOOUICM . A fAOAMOUNT K1UU WEDNESDAY mm** —> "hwh uwu" —' r ? a *■ • •M.19W r«* ificlfi«AK stAtk news NCAA Places 2 on Probation r-"9U9f"r ttra- Watchim Old Average d on probation by the Na¬ I £ By CHUCK MILLR tional Collegiate Athletic Ann*) Set for Freshmen ■tat* News ■ aorta UKar itlvo council Wtdneaday far alleged violation! of NCAA te- Qporting 0 a not to lofty .600 average for my attempta at ilatkma. Friday morning prognostications, I hereby resolve to The University of Portland, fatten my average by picking all the winners this week. Ore., and Western Illinois State U School Here they are: First of all, In the Big 10 . . . Collage at Macomb, 111., also were plinad by tha council for Ohio State over Wisconsin—I base this on the law of Pace , averages. The Buckeyes have been picked at title contenders PURDUE VARSITY before every season since the stone age, but have usually rid Squads 1 managed to flop about half-way through the schedule—not this year. Iowa over Indiana—repressing a strong desire to pick the! • •• AL DARK • •* GLEE CLUB innilcliii* Predleto underdog, I'll take tha Hawkeyes to. bounce back from two . _ L Notch Football straight losses. Watch for a strong showing by the Hooaiers. J ' Uq{>|( DCCOH168 Minnesota over Michigan—from the looks of the ailing # _ # •> DONN SHEETON list, there must be a plague or something in Ann Arbor. £ Qn 2)1(1 (rltlllt L'v,«< AM0»l»t« Mtur ' Illinois over Syracuse—Hail to the Orange and Blue, for1 * G 'by some of the top the Illini will win their first game of the year. NKW YORK (At—Alvln Dork hcliool player* in Amer- Northwestern over Pitt—both teams with 1-3 records. NU; Wednesday signed a Now York ItliP 1 freshman football beat Iowa State 27-14 and Pitt took Navy last week in an Giant contract that mad# him the „ni hold ita first U-White trame today at upset, 21-19. However, look at the comparative scores of the USC and Minnesota games. USC dumped Pitt, 27-7, and The soft-spoken and highly ef¬ [on Old College Field. NU, 12-7. The Gophers beat Pitt, 46-7. ami NU. 26-7. ficient shortstop, called by m ager Leo Durocher the "heart i All-' Rice over Texas—not much choice here. Both have lost guts- of the ball dub, affixed their las* two games. Rico was dumped by Wisconsin and signature to a two-year contract SMU, 13-7 ami 20-6, while Texas was losing to Oklahoma, 14- calling foe ua.soo „ year. 0 umr In II" *«•»» u D*- 7, and Arkansas. 20-7. TCU over Penn Slate—the Horned Frogs upset Southern „ivM1 uo?*- Directed by At Stewart Pitcher Sal Maglte Mnowskl. A mat Cal and lost by a touchdown to Oklahoma and Arkansas. The 1952. „ Mnooskl is alsa a faW Lions beat Illinois, Virginia and Syracuse, hut lost to West! Billy Terry and Mel ott both SATURDAY OCT. 23 1 and quirtf rbsrked D»- rarnhlnt In Ihr City title Virginia. Georgia Tech over Kentucky—three common foes—Flor¬ they doubled at player and i 7 anil 9 P.M. ida, LSU and Auburn. The Gators beat Tech. 13-12, and fullback from UNION BALLROOM ■ All-American Out to End Jinx Kentucky, 21-7. Kentucky edged LSU, 7-6, but Tech won. ALF GAMBLE I was the Most 30-20. Both teams beat Auburn by seven. Ticket* oil Sale Now Michigan In UCLA over Oregon State—perhaps no 72-0 rout this time, Harriers Face Badgers in but the Bruins should have little trouble. Admission Union Ticket Southern Cal over California—only a 20-7 upset at the any Orandelius iK-ing "full of In Cross-Country Meet hands of TCU mars the Trojans' record, while the Golden Bears have been defeated by Oklahoma, Oregon and Wash¬ i Mill Rca. ED 2-glM 1:20 Office >■ predicted that ington State. By HAROLD BATF.MAN Colorado over Nebraaka—Colorado has outscored its op¬ The Spartan harriers are out ponents this year, 194-18, with all 18 going to Arizona. The to break the Jinx. C'ornhuskers have split in four games, losing to Minnesota For the past two years the Wis¬ and Kunsas State, and heating Iowa State and Oregon State. consin cross-country team has Other Games: Army over Columbia, Utah over Wyoming. beaten the Spartans, but, this Saturday morninf at 10.30 a.m., on Old Collect Field, the harriers Dartmouth over Harvard, Boston I' over Holy Uroaa. Wash¬ ington State over Idaho, Washington over Stanford, Navy- frs over Penn, Florida over LSI' and Georgia over Tulane. will be seeking revenge. Two year# ago the charges of Also being counte be the men who scored the points """SUP®®®": W AC*AH *1 gh.E ,^1-tug rob Riley Best handed the Spartan, In the Penn State meet. They COMPLETE LATE SHOW TONITE 10 P.M. national championship team a 27- ! are Terry Block. Bob Skane, Del 28 defeat and last year, in a Parker and Rondle Davis. Parker meet trimmed at Madison, the Badgers is the only holdover from the Mich(g,n Slate 2J-.I6 | See HARRIERS. Paga S »i?feTODAY h, hoe Br«' ,«Hk. •SMM&PW'.'SSF' i0 EB,li3h ««"»' Michigan Stale College Fall Term Film Series ^OuTOfTHIDWHoriHIWUI GRAY RANKS ROM TMITATTERED Monday. Tuesday Oct. 25. 26 " — k Walt Kowalcryk. fur the white '.he best prospects Fairchild Theatre Admission — 7 and 9 P.M. lUjig&i• ^ 'ITS BEAUTY IS AMASaCir 1 'A beautiful sight!'... Jean Renoir's new fila THE 60LMH MIAA officials will wheeled its way grandly into the Normand'*. Extra — "Ben * Me," Abakan Eskimo A STUNNINGLY COLORFUL SHOW . ' Bod*/ Crcwihtr, Tir -i - -MAGNANI IS DIFFERENT from anything we have seen her do ... she singer and dancer. She is flamboyant, 1 sweet, reserved, and in Technicolor, beantiftd... m MANY WILL LIKI IY IMM8NSILYI- M —Wanda Hale, Newt fif, ! ARE HERE "It seems as though M. Renoir were trying to *#J treat the Italian theatre as he treated r0 India in The River'. . . as a GRAND rZA Welcome Alumni! vsa/vsr* that will be found We hope you will enjoy your highly enjoyable by the most discriminating!" ** frank CXwvi, Mirror «F| weekend—see all your friends •A HANDSOMI PAGIANT accented by an W engaging musical score! "-Sow hhmck, Jeemol-Amtr. y and visit the different spots "MAUTIFUL.o.WILIGNTFULin its strit S ingly effective designs, costumes, elaborately J# you know so well. authentic settings!" Megaxme ^ • I i e also hope you will stop in and ANNA.! look over the flowers we have selected for your enjoyment. ,W E. NORM KESEL Grand River ED W319 ■. !" W . THE MIcfatOAN STATE HEWS Friday Campus ClRS^fled. High Re>d Harriers Union Board Seeks Talented Students 1 Campus Classifieds . . . . . . Lo„ c^* v> i talent of any but the Badg¬ kind—singing, dancing, acrobatic, iomson for finals er* last year. Dave Hoke, John Proctor, Ed Townaend, Ed Houldaworth and Picture Schedule ventriloquists, or comedians — should sign up in tha Union Board office. Under the direction r, Rosenberg to Dick Stutsman are other Spartans entered In the race. 5:54 Alpha Chi Omega of Bob Snell, Monroe Junior and chairman of the television com- students will be au- may be made available. UNHID AIR LINE] | Contest for Veep Spot MM* fram this year's I 9:19 Alpha Chi Sigma f .45 Alpha Alpha Epsllon PI Gamma Delta lin Roffers, Bryan Hall, and Jon Thomson, W. Shaw, year. Lyle Oarbe, Dick Jarrett. mr Roffers B98 to 124 in the primaries,'will contest in week's finals tot the Frosh presidency, Im Barr aad Ken Barley have pMwM while Jehn Ceek. *7:11 7:M Alpha Alpha Kappa Alpha Omleron PI SQUARE DANCE 7:45 Alphl Phi let for presidential candidate IN Alpha Phi Alpha Tonight, 9 • 12 p.u. ; - Hayes were disregarded in Morton was found not to live It •:1S Alpha Tan Omega i primary results after a decl- the district, so the winning candl lates will be the other hand, •:N Beta Theta PI caller, Arixona Rice f the Elections Review decided at next has four men returning that scor¬ music disqualified him late reek's final election, ed in last year's meet. They are »:H Delta DelU Delta by Sororities' Co-Captains Tom Monfore and 9:15 Delta Gamma jack and his Night Hawks written CnnSr'""s »re J1""- Baldwin Eugene Sultze plus Larry Barrett 9:99 DelU Tau DelU kpl.tnt for using commercially, ""d Spadafore, both tied with and Bruno Mauer. 9:45 DelU 19:99 Upallon 75c Admission posters, told the Board 137 votes- Other men running for the Alpha Gamma Rha after reading the violated Badgers will be Jon Dalton, Bruce fipaign rule he was entirely inj nt with their decision. ! Purdue Kaufman, John Rierson, Ronald Risch and Robert Anderson. DELLS Iwrm fCwtlftticf from H Msaore, the Badrem chief dec- ' use of a pulled leg muscle, Bettia is the Boilermaker's top candidate for All-Ameriean line threat, waa barely nipped at the Upe by Garbe In last year's meet He abo placed fifth In the Perfect Day BALLROOM DANCING honors. Kerr 1* one of the con¬ ference's top pass receivers and four-mile conference champion¬ ship race with a creditable time Forecast tomorrow night FILM: "Scotty Wins Her he has two of the top passers to of 99:95. Joe Cappo Wings" jrrrshman vice-presidential fl- catch the passes from. Although the Badgers have For Today TIME: 7:00 P,M. - Octolwr 27 ngbsts will be Gerald llollinger. l*enny Dawson and Fronde taken the measure of the Spar- orchestra PLACE i Room 111 — ltcrkcv E.< Shaw, who won 407 primary Gutman are the two Purdue tans in the duel meetaT Michigan ||a|j vdles, and Art Rosenberg, Rather, passing aces. Dawson threw eight State has countered by beating I 9 to 1 p.m. For further information rail wfth 34ft. touchdown passes thein in the championship meets. thardic Davis, W. Mayo, with first two games, one of them a 27 in Purdue* J blown away. LANSING SUBURBAN BUS SERVICE FROM The Spartans won the title in Sunshine, falling 8TUDENT PLACEMENT OFFICE 23$ votes, and Grace Taylor. Ma¬ 14 upset over Notre Daine. last years conference meet while i leaves, and blue skies over¬ st*. with 230. are Frosh secretary Wisconsin finished third in the head forcastod. Although if Gutman started against the four team field. j are Jack Frost has his way, it may fiBRlists. t year after the be a little "nippy" too! This will be the first meet of jRancy Sack rider, W. 3r -<-aii«ped a . . . Above: "Hramatiipa ' ahited Tht*--S. Campbell sophomore Dance black. $3. Center: Sunt, rustltlon will be between Judy orton, 13 votes, and Clara Edwin Wintermute, Instructor white. Iilark. Iff- oughncr, with 6. in humanities, has been appointed featuring Mimic by Tommy Aquino to fill |hc vacancy. Itelim: 9-12 ! And. white, black, la-iffe „r -r- Bfckrr'g Drive In Sal., Oct. 23 Iiiformal 2.75 per Couple HAMBURGERS MALTEDS - DINNERS Ticket* on Sale at Union Ticket Office GET MUCH MORE FLAVOR laciihsiins Friday Store Hours- 9:30 MUCH LESS NICOTINE ! a. ni. to "iie or Regular! 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