ms Leading Seat in House Race Doubt rly Returns Leave Democrats Run |natc Battle Wide Open Strong in State HINT,TON (
. His topic is
Ity (SINK KIT/slNGM
thomore classes will
Charity Drive rural
i,KICK l»H 11 v with a tree sitting con-
"The United Nations and the precincts
Livingston j test ached I'hurst lay in a maple tree
Coals Tuesday vs admitted free
f showing their ID card.
Pledges and donations pushed >
Dr. and Mrs. Hannah will give
Retired Druggist
eight MSC departments past their
small reception for Lie follow-
Lansing United Community Cheat i
H his lecture. Injured in Fire
STATU
More than $2,500 has been re- j
ported in the first two days of I
'
.solicitations, according to Jack j
Breslin, college chairman. }
College tjunta is $30,000. a ten '
Hayworth carried G<
6.000 votes in 1052.
But tiny Livingston
he invoked Article 89
Cterdy's total in 1052 tc
of the UN Charter, which provides
: that the secretary-general may
and the foreign
! call the attention of the Secretary
.
ml International
Wolverine lo Slaw
! Council to "any matter which in
Dorm Sulen Drive
his opinion may
Medici
drive tonight during the of Frosh-
See SENATE, race 6 16. rcspective
Williams, holding « better than
2*1 edge among incomplete
Jazz Bund Spark* Full Drii Wayne
almost
County
holding
tabulations,
hia own in
was
th«
nutstate areas assumed to be most
Campus Chest Collects $900 Second Day
strongly for Leonard.
Tr» Phut Gave Through
on
1 ast of thousands <
RATIONS, N Y. (41—
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es to help
ltributed
'hipping in
W illiams Sends
Mother to lietl
Gov. Williams sent his mother
to bed shortly after midnight
Tuesday In the midst of a victory
celebration at his Lansing home.
(aid the> "She won't have to worry,"
turned i Williams said, "because t think
1II win by at least 50,000 votes."
Shortly after It appeared evi-
by Carolyn H unprecedented fo
dll be display! term as Michigan')
different living units.
tags, Subar said He urged Another thermometer char
wear their tags today *»rilf fthow the college's progrt
"The turnout of solicitors very good,
us solicit** units bctweei
considering the poor weath*
lions chairman Carol Rouse
day's worker* who braved
cuticct donation-.
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ember 3,1954 THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS
nGvGammn IMii Team* lo fomprtp for Trophy
ngBudgel . MSC Male The third annual Powder Bowl Beta Thefa Pi coaching the
Ballot Box
are
football game between the Gam¬ Gamma Phis. The DG's are being
ntings Decorate Spartan Guard l.v elected1 gagement: Dave Roberts, Dear-
Plays Cook, ma Phi Betas and the Delta Gam¬
mas will be held Saturday at Old
College Field. Half-time enter¬
al! be provided bv the
cached Lv JoVn Colegrove, Paul
Phillips and Ralph
Delta Upsilon.
Gamma Phis won
Gruber of
last year's
ck Housing Cliaperone
officers are: < , ...... _ ior. to Jane Ma.veock,
Thorp, Grand Rapids sophomore; Dearborn junior. sororities.
executive officer, Ronald Pala¬
■
IV Bowl trojjjjy
Br LOUISE MANNS
New officers of Sigma Nu are:
tini, Gaastra sophomore.; army president, Gordon Wallace, Vpsi- By JOAN I.1CHTENBEROF.R
. . .
Missioning
platoon leader, Ralph Johnston, scnior and Robert Mayer, When Horace Greeley said. Signs on a bulletin board In
-11 but there's room for paintinprs nnd lots of La Gtange, HI., sophomore; air Grand Rapids senior. j
force "Go West, younj? man," he West Yakeley, holder of the wo- J
'tinif in the barracks apartment of Mr. and Mrs. platoon leader, Donald Sirma Nn pinnings include: Joe
Smith, Benton Harbor sophomore, Colucci, Monroe junior, to Mary men's dormitory scholarship cup: j
with 45 jrirls. But
Poninielen of 411-C Hawthorne. didn't mean
, who —
succeeded
and supply officer, Morton Firsht, Lou
Detroit sophomore.
Olley, Gcand Rapids junior;
John Brown, Detroit senior, to
that's what Walt Luecke,
Wanted, desperately, two tic¬
kets for the Perdue game." FALL TERM
Coed Reigns Recent Helta Sigma Pi ptnnings more, Standish senior and hotel ad¬
e
and Dick Marzke, Mt. 'For sale; two tickets to Jazz at
jr-room ap- are: Robert Van Wesemnol, De¬ Pleasant junior, to Nancy Pribo, ministration major, did. the Phllamonlc."
•
that utility troit junior, to Dianne Mashek, Benton Harbor junior.
Last summer Walt had a job as
"iK cumblned with Over Academy Chicago sophomore and Kappa Alpha Epsllon PI pledges: Si¬
Delta, and Richard Hodskin Mar- mon Bellack, Newberry junior; cook and part-time chaperone for ★ ★ ★
furniture.
Homecoming
Pleas Ri.lf Jack Kramer, Detroit freshman;
Pomala L. Morin, Whitehall sen- Donald Umans, Lawrence, N. Y..
an all-female tour through the
western states. In fact, he made
two trips to the wide open spaces
. . . Real lituilism GRADUATES
sophomore: Howard Rubin, Rock-
Helta Sigma lM officers are; ford, 111., freshman: Herbert New¬ with a different group of teenage A Bulterfield resident abruptly j
Carolyn Dodd, Huntington j treasurer. Jack Redman, Detroit man, New York freshman; Norm girls each time. ended his rendition of "Smoke j
Woods freshman, "thought it was
a mistake" when she learned she junior; social chairman, Bob Van Beznns. Detroit? freshman: Stuart On the first trip, the caravan of In Your Eyes" when his lit !
had
queen
been chosen homecoming
at Roosevelt Military Aca¬
Wessemael, Detroit
historian, Bob Pi?tch,
°
junior and Brutt, Detroit sophomore; Richard
Detroit Fine. Poughkeepsie, NY.. fresh¬
seven station
Polnte June 19
wagons left Grosse
and returned
cigurctte
grand piano.
rolled into the baby | ORDER VOI R
man; Jed Ufland. Bronx freshman: He must piny some really "hot"
demy near Moline, HI., recently. July 23. Walt was driver of six .
Recent •hi Kappa Tau pinnings Max
Her picture was submitted to a Widuwer, San Salvador, El girls and a 10-foot trailer which
are: Wendy Smith. Saginaw
senior class committee by a friend Salvador, freshman; Arthur housed a custom-built kitchen.
ior. to Margaret Ireland, I
at the school but the faculty made Greetihaum. Cleveland freshman,
ingham senior and Alpha and Harvey Rutcnberg, Brooklyn
the final choice.
Carolyn flew to Moline Friday
Omega; Kd Tennev. Battle Creek
junior, to Jane McCoy, Battb
Pledges to Learn
Alpha Gamma Rho's new
afternoon and was met at the air¬ Creek
graduate and Alpha Ch ives are:
Jerry Cole, Roger Smith.
About Fraternities
port by Company G from the Ac¬ Omega; Dunne
Trombly, Detroi Bill Price, Jack Bailey anc hikes, lodge dances, swimming,
ademy. She attended a dinner and sophomore, to Mary Rowland Kaspcr, Jr. mountain climbing and horseback From Junior IFC
pep rally that night I •utving freshman,
She reigned over the Roosevelt- Palmer, East Lansing
and Rogc New officers of Buttrrflrld llall
senior, t are: president, Bob Gerrie; vice-
riding in his time off. He spent
another part of his time tx'ing an Tho Inter-Fraternity Council
THIS WEEK IN
attractive conversation Anargon football game Saturday has formed n Junior 1FC t«> ac¬
afternoon and president, Herb Roberts; secretary
ressed plywood was an honored
quaint the pledges with the inner-
imported ceramic and guest at a banquet and formal workings of the IFC. The junior
danee 4hat night.
group will be composed of the
A flight buck to MSr Sun t y
presidents of the pledge classes.
afternoon ended ('.oolvn'-; buvv Cort Ijecklider, president of the
IFC. said, "The formation of a
UNION
preventative, Gregg Mudphy. Junior IFC is a positive step in
Wise, Kalnmazot the strengthening of the frater¬
it tide in the mountains.
•sent at ives are Gerrie. Dune nity system of Michigan State."
Householders Kappa Tan
BOOK STORE
en- The group slept wherever officials will be
they rould find a hare spot of
ground, regardless of the wea¬ >f fratei the
Reorganizt ther. Many times they camped he meet
to
on high school lawns. In Nev¬ Servici
Mutual problcn ada they fared a little better.
landladies togethe Itlng Crosby let them camp at
change ideas and his ranrh. '
ks like this the
group, the MSC
to keep their de- Walt was amazed at the amoun
expenses, except for The gi BEGINNING
, below 20 dollars. tently for 14 ye
cently was it est;
basis. Under the WEDNESDAY
Halstcad. 135 I
consists of all &
udied at the Univer-
ago and David took
holders that ret
MORNING
iration courses,
are resuming their
MSC. Van Dommelen A-VERY, VERY
ore and Marianne as set regulations Four IIi/iiiI //«//
to MSC student The Kappa Delia l)r- S,afM '1' Klwll-ll f.'«»(•»/* S,ik/icf,(/,*(/
group will mec Tea led the Sigma Kap- I .(MM I Kiuillli- Head
discuss common », 20 to 0. Four coeds suspended for tat
most household' Dr. Henrlk 1. Stalwlh.
the bacteriology ^ ,ng
Hunter
Eleven Students I5fi elected president of the List
ri
Ha
Linking Kiwmius
Attend (lonvo on
SHOW
Human Relations
Pa. i/P>
tall tall
— You
tales.
Eleven representatives
MSC attended the Michigan « »
lege Conference on Human lb I.
fro<
BBa^iaTODA
"COUNT VOUI MI SUNOS INSTIAO Of SHHf-.'TOVt VOU^J^WONT DO MOHT BV •V Ml"
Ml" •flSTItt* i• "THf
'SISTERS" "I
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BIST
• tiona Oct. 29-31 at St. Maiy
io some to beat Lake near Battle Creek.
At the conference France* R<# \
was selected as district represcn
iStr/
OF FINE
ference of Christian* and Jews i
Washington D C Nov. 11-12.
.
Miss Reed will !*• a paneli t •
Youth Faces Human Relations f<
which Jackie Robinson will act .
chairman.
Faculty representatives to tl
conference were
to the
Mrs. Lurhnc L<- 550 Pairs
women's division Dr
IxNig. co-ordinatr
his story
Brought In From Our
1
prove lopment, and Hi
1 a bullet wound sociote professor
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either. ence department.
THURSDAY
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The Librmlto in black or ill a ^rrul vurit-ly of color- and heel height*. Not
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every. *iae in every kIvIc.
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LINKING ACKOSS FROM THE
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CURTIZ
N0«M*N«ASNA .
Inrnlisims
STATU HlWB
i Makes Bobby Hustle
Quarterback Duo AidsLions
pro" for the last two champion¬
thip seasons, has received unex¬
Cagers Be;
pected help from Tom (Dub) Du-
With Re-Styled Offeni
hat give
-Detroit Liont a new punch in blinski, a bench rider for the last
Urlve for arthlrd straight National Carpenter hat rushed for 2(7
Vootball League championthip. In iced, Dubllnski, a master in yards for a 4.9 average. Bowman
With four victorlet in five atari the art of fakery, has made Layne hae a 3.9 average on 132 yards
Buddy Parker boasts hit most ba hustle to retain his No, "
anted attack since becoming coach
of the Liont in 1991. 6 Lett,
ents of Layne, who I
but if cfctrly Illustrates that the
Lions now have three dang Anderson
far them had two 1
ons in a row.
Layne's big value is his passing
runners where last year they had
only one, Hoernschemeyer.
To Install Return |»]
Bobby Layne, the team's irm and his ability to
teammates when the going gets derga the rigors ef ball carrying.
Fast Break
Pace
test. The lets-experienced
Dublinski hat been superior in
handling the Lions much-i Enthusiasm Greets
ed ground game.
Last year, Parker built caught 16 passes
Cut Finger Coach's Debul
tack around his "Big Three"— Layne and
Layne, Doak Walker and Bob most Identical passing ree
May Finish Michigan State's basketball
"'/ N,»"
U" HtC* I
»Hn,
H oernschemeyer. Just look at the comparison:
team assembled this week in A
star-studded
Kf Yank Ace a back-to-school movement to basketball p|av
,
'
re-learn their favorite frame. Coach Forddy
the
a!
Reynolds' Career The players were briefly in¬
PORDDY ANDERSON JULIUS MeCOY
Spartans opm,
troduced to the new system last cage drills
Periled by Mishap Monday
spring in a 20-day practice period,
cent in hl> b.11 handling and led I Heading the list rf a. ,
Shaw Buried the Liom to a 21-3 victory over OKLAHOMA CITY (/Pi—A slip This year they showed op fall men were
Stat,', "<
punch
Sporlopics-
of wnior
the Loa Angeles Rams. In the shower last week may cost
junior Julius
In the next gsme, against Balti¬ Allie Reynolds of the New York McCov
At Indiana Home more,. Layne came off the bench
Ferrari came to
and tossed three touchdown paaaes pitching career, it Was being con¬
Brooklyn, N.V. and „
VERNON, Ind. (/P)— Wilbur pressive debut
Shaw, the self-made force behind
the 500-mile Indianapolis auto
was buried Tuesday on a
for a 39-0 victory. jectured Tuesday.
The 37-year-old flreballer told
the Daily Oklahoman the Index
New basketball coach, Forddy
Fans for Forddy establishing
season
a
as a *i
new
scoring record
in 22 games, for
^2
c*2]
Anderson, reported that team a >■
frozen hilltop finger of his right hand was cut
above his home ile was high during Monday's age.
wn.
to the bone in the accident last
practice and that all of the play-
The great of auto racing and the But Dublinski, who replaced Thursday at Colorado Springs, fere in fairly good physical
Last year, the |
Colo.
ito industry gathered in final
ibute to a friendly, energetic
m, missed by a whisker of over¬
coming San Francisco's 20-points The switch in offenses was ap¬ I had lunch
new with Forddy
basketball expressed the
coach Anderson other
hopes of day and State's
a good turnout
ties,
little man whose steel in the fourth period. and Ferrari
nerve parent even in the first funda¬ for the first public exhibition of the Spartan team since last -
carried him to three 500-mile vic¬ en, last Sunday, after Du¬ mental drills that the team prac¬
tories before he became track blinski failed to move the team, spring's Green-White game.
ticed.
manager. e came in and directed an
The intra-squad game will be held in connection with a
The treeless cemetery overlook¬ 30-yard march which paid off A doctor performed an 80- high school coaches clinic Nov. 20, but it will be open to but
point, of ball control basket- he improve
ing the Muscatatuck River lies in with a 37-34 win. minute operation in a Colorado the public.
the hills where he liked to hunt
ball, was de-emphasized in the all-around tear
Springs hospital on the finger. Anderson believes that the game should draw a good conclusion of th
early drills.
with his father, James O. Shaw, j Only once in the 39-year foot- Skin had to be grafted over the crowd, since it will l>e held the morning of the Marquette mates voted hii
who died In 1951. >11 history of the Southwest Under the new system the ball
football game and a lot of people will lie around the uable player
There he was buried beside his Conference has the University of Results of the surgery will not vill be moved down court via campus
father in the snowy known until Let's make this expectation a reality. straight year.
Flawless gems of bril¬ cold of pre¬ ■ finished in seventh place.
»
today, Rey¬ passes, stepping up the tempo of
liant cut are Keepsakes, mature winter. That was in 1937. nolds said. the game and getting the ball in¬ Anderson has a firm conviction that the style of
The other half of
play ins dun is the Stafctl
the ultimate in diamond
He said he will wait and see to scoring position sooner. will interest the fans, and at the same time points out that who shattered hcspKtKlUk
what happens before deciding Missing from the opening drills fan rerun) a
quality. These are per¬ support is vital to the team's performance. season mark by
fect diamonds, guaran¬ One Step That Gets You Thousands his career. were two of last year's
Julius McCoy and Bob Armstrong.
top stars,
To him, it's a reciprocating affair. The style of
play is
the single
Mpouiaw
same tool of ka
teed by our signature on fast and exciting, and crowd support is an influence in Ohio Slate last year.
the Keepsake Certificate Gridiron Valuable
of Registration^,——^ and Armstrong has a case of tight hall games. The quirked a,
In Terre Haute "A home town crowd can add incentive to its team and •quad. McCoy wn a
gland alar fever. Both boys are
MSC SHOE REPAIR
ratep ov#r lo
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Wl vanl» state Utah Vk
—
expected back In action soon. boost them to greater heights, and at the same time un¬
229 yard dan Utf,
The nerve an opposing team," he said.
■crow from the Union football field for Schultc High players that were there
rung hi
School were selling like hot cakes practiced the fundamentals and * ★ ★ to Ike At!-,
NEW MILES OF SERVICE at $1 each Tuesday. worked on simple one and two Anderson has devised a system of rating
A booster club divided the field man plays. players on per¬
1 .finnan'* Jewelry FROM YOUR OLD SHOES formance which removes the personal angle to a
into 57.000 sections to raise money Anderson expects to work up large de¬
(iladmrr Theatre llldg. for the Catholic school's gridiron, through the more complicated gree in the choice of players. McCoy's talents an
He calls it a "profile" of the
gfving buyers honorary deeds. playa and then install the fast player and many coaches ed He
to the basketball c
break. are adopting this system. also wins points I
The flint appearance of the
II is similar lo an accountant's balance tans on the track tear
team will be Jfov. 26 at a fall sheet—complete cr, and is setting
with assets and liabilities.
Illinois' Willie Willi
The game will be held in Jen- This is how it works a chart is
...
kept on each player crowns.
ison Fieldhouse under regular for every srimmage and game. At center, the Spartans k
j Assets are
game conditions. The game will
points scored as well as shooting average, as¬ other senior and j
culminate a basketball clinic con- Armstrong and Duane 1
ducted by Anderson and his staff.
| sists (a direct action which enables a teammate
to make a
Over 20 high school cage coach- I
good shot), recovering or intercepting the Armstrong. 61" ftuS t
ball, getting pos¬ land. ha.
es are expected at the clinic and
session of tip-offs. etc. "
they and the public will be allow¬ Liabilities are had passes, fouls,
violations, or any action
ed in the game. which results in losing the bail or
Freshman cagers have been
enabling opponents to
working out already, under
Freshman Coach Bob Stevens.
However. Anderson points out that this is not the only
Later in the season they will be
basis for selection of players.
used to run future "Some boys are
opponent's naturally "clutch" players and that can't
be charted and totaled," he said.
What makes a Lucky taste better?
"IT'S
TOASTED
to taste better!
What cigarette do college students go for?
According to the latest, biggest coast-to-
coost survey, students prefer Luckies to all
other brands. And once again, the No. 1
reason is lietter taste. Of course Luckies
taste better. First of all, Lucky Strike
means tine tobacco. Then, that tobacco is
hiastal to taste better. "It's Toasted"—the
famous Lucky Strike process—tones up
Luckies' light, mild, good-tasting tobacco
to make it taste even better. Try a
pack.
Maybe you'll lie as fortunate as the student
in the Droodlc to the right, titled: Lucky
smoker . • .
faulty cigurette vending ma¬ 22S$ EARN $15!
chine. Even if you're not, you'll enjoy the Lucky DroodW. ara pouriaf in! Whore
are yours? Wd pay 329 for aU n uae. Two junior
better-tasting cigarette ... Lucky Strike. and far many m don't uae. So. eoad #*5" Bill li.-lrmej" £J
evory original Droodle in your noodle, Morrissey showed
with lla dowrlptivo title, to Lucky
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year, but »«
Droodk, F. a Bm <7, Now York 4*. N.Y. fcctlve due