Pep (Mly.SSf P. M JOB PICTURE , NVEItBO MONDAY M SC DAIL" IDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING, MICHII ges Accusations jtol jriiiflon Set Censure Committeemen (first time thin year, d si«rtHiis will cheee Traffic Law McCarthy CMST '••l""*1 »l t°- Revisions Calls Croup [pep rally in Jenlson. fonch Puffy Deuffh" Advocated Tool of Reds Wutkins Arrusird (Iongrew Auk* Of Twisting Farts For Smaller Fine* WASHINGTON i/T") — A Spirit. SwPWl. By JACKIE OLDHAM , member of the Watkina com¬ It worn mrnilntionn tor mittee, which haw lieett acctia- „„ and back the taam* I change present student driv- eel by Sen. McCarthy of beini? It'* Yoi ing lawn canned a tool of Communists, h i t discussion at Wednaaday hack Wednesday with a decla¬ Gives 'Job Picture' night's Student Conjreil ration that senators doing? meeting. their duty should not tie sub¬ m ever. the team student-cttl**!* Career Carnival A resolution a< campus and a reduction of park¬ jected to "personal abuse." of Sen. Case (It-S. D.) a member the committee which recom¬ ing fine* will be presented to the mended censure of McCarthy, > »nd IocrI resident* are To Open Monday Student Faculty Motor Vehicle pirit behind the Committee by Government Presi¬ ! H^r-.ld Murphy, New- dent Bill Hurst. An investigation to determine tho *tudent-cltl«en Spartans will be able to "window-shop" for career* next the exact area and power of all j Senators John Slennis (Il-Miss). Frank Carlson (R-Neb). Arthur V. Walklns (It- after the 1953 Purdue Monday and Tuesday night, in the Union, during the sixth college courts will »>egin aa a re¬ Etfphv said that cititen sult of another Congressional r»- ! Ulah) and Francis ('as* (It-S 1»|. members of the McCarthy annual MSC C Carnival. sidrr the wording of a resolution In he placed before the Sena solution. MSC Painters the Placement Jack Subnr, Campus Chest I the carnival student cooperation, has two main pur- head, reported on the campus charity's final results and stated ( jidrts Too Vigilantes Formed To Face Dean First, it gives seniors a with the ' W"arm Weather Alter Trial from the 20 compony various large representatives the While telling Congressmen of To Aid Rally Bicycle Owners Watkins wan referring to Mc¬ Carthy'* failure to appear before U em past MAC-U af M by Athletic Dtfee- Official MIC action on paint prankster, will bo taken as their soon as all the itudent, are tried, choice of . dul(#i voe.tlon, ond in- mended th.1 C.mpu. br""«h' r,0"'r Chest bo lh" ,ovrrnm'n' Veteran's l»i» warm* ade under as Day weather wMI ROTC cadets par¬ partly-cloudy skies. I Seek Prankster nvestigating committee which looked into This is the his basis affairs for one in of 1952. the Man*. the Dean of Students office on- w^e^n'emerTheh'chm thev will need lo enter their cho«- they CongrcM to cheek on appropria- artlv|(lm>." Nor should the weather furnish By GENE RIT7.INGER • Uns for the rally will an(| o|hrr chr„ he said. He also mentioned the any of the green-clad Spartan j Bicycle owners who live in Bryan Hall have been having their iimlilei i recently. ratal until the students Peraona directly responsible for need for an accurate system for rooters with an excuse to stay i said the Spartan Spirit e pointing of the If of M rampui recording funds coming into the away from the pep rally to¬ Thethestudent* | side usually park their hikes for the night out¬ entrance to the dorm. In the hieh together with ill hsve to pay damages, John office. morning, they hop on . Truitt, assistant to the dean Government eligibility check¬ night. them and |iednl sleepily off to class. students, men's division, said. The high today will be 00 de« ups were also reported over 90 Official word from the U of M on per cent complete by Eligibility the cost of damages was to d today. be re- Commissioner Sue Kemp. A bill to bring the appointment ! of the Helot editor under a Porpoise Although talks with the com- boitrri of representatives iny representatives do not take ! ^WS. Blue Key, student govern- from To Present the place of regular Job-interviews, j mrnt' anr| the deans office was Petitioning OpettH they help seniors establish con- ! approved. tact, with prospective employer.. | Aflrr distributing a sample The carnival will be in progress OTpy „f th<- Congress news letter, For Directorship Aqua Circus from ? to II p.m. Monday, and .you', Publicity Committee bend < only i "Ai|ua Maniacs Centennial from It to 13 a.m„ 1:10 to 4:10 Barry Grant said It will eome otil Of Variety Show ,ul tin fret high Water Circus," the 1054 pre- p.m., and 7 lo 11 p.m. Tuesday. 1 CVery Friday for studcnt-wlile 20 bikes, lie got i Coeds attending the carnival will distribution. Petitioning opens today for di¬ „ml 11v ;m,i m.uir Mentation of the annual Por- IS each and casta. be given special late pers until 11 highor. mill; poise fraternity water show LjttS said that even if the j Negotiations to place Jan Soin- rector of the Union Board Week either night. era. Miss Michigan, in the I'aaa- students are not convicted Variety Show, to tie held March ill be held Nov, 18. 1!) and on Arbor tjtey will still have "If. Your Bid." ha. We. "en. Tournament o^R«e. on a 10-17. Application blanks may tw commercial float iswer to the college. picked up on the west side of thr Besides the five students hated i 1 rT. I* , *" told Congress. ed. Hurstl-.lflw n.Ua Ik. ewe Union desk and must tie in the yesterday, also fined was James e. Traverse City sophomore. petition box by Monday at 6 p.m No special qualifications art Janes to Attend sent.lives will bo hew"Tuesday ! parking the restriction at Kellogg Center. Ap- ' girls' dorms, 1 E4LLY, Page A Grain Conference evening proximately 400 persons are ex-. Unlimited parking from Or. Ray L. Janes of the entom¬ peeled to attend. MSC was the (Irst university to morning ology department la scheduled t« establish a successful program of The pre ■EWS IN attend the National Grain Con¬ ference at Kansas City, Mo. Nov this kind, Dick Morsches. general 14-li. publicity chairmen, sold. The idee 4 am [ fective i has since spread lo many colleges An exception ol no parking brief Dr. James plana to p r e p a r e ,nrt h,ih school. In MKhigan'and a report on the conference. othtr ,tates. fn past years, MSC'a which will discuis control of In- c(rnlval hj, drawn about 10,000 j the Giltner Hall lot waa advoca ed in the event of a major lo thai the lure-concert series program, at grain (forage.' lludcn„ to Identify Sought : Dee CAKEEKS. Page 1 Seo TKAPPK. Page • [Ullti f —The Shoots Wolverine Pictures favored Piiy'jr- Senior Cadets To Parade for Memories Veterans' Daiy Five Michigan State BOTC For Americans units will appear tonight is Lans¬ ing observe* Veterana* Day with a parade down Washington Ave. Hiding in trorA of the MSC t groups for the parade will be the The nation will pause for n moment today" to honor the honorary ROTC cadet colonels I veterans, living and dead, of Its nine wars. and corps sponsors who !■ In the first Veterans Day, the country will pay tribute lected earlier this term. to those who served during the American Revolution, the Approximately 350 senior Army and Air Force Cadets will also War of 1812, the Mexican War, the Civil War, the Indian march In the parade which is Wars, the Spanish-American War, World War I, World scheduled to begin at 8 -p.m! • War II and the Korean War. Other M*C anita In the par¬ The ceremonies themselves will change very little. ade taelade the ftpertaa Owa«t I steal parades and observances will stay about the same. drill team and the Air Fere# Dram and Bngle Cerpa. The day's emphasis, however, will be different this year. ' - The Nov. 11 Veteran's Day IT. S. ritliens who stop for a moment of silence at II formerly Armistice Day, honors this morning will he paying tribute to 1.113,000 men who vetersfns of all wars the U.S. have died In anifornt for their country.riiMtmd of the gaged in. The parade will move south UI.BM who fell in World War I. down Washington Ave., from Sh The change in the nnme and scope of the day was begun a wassee to St. Joseph St. The MSC cadets will form i through the interest of individuals, veterans' groups. Con¬ r emonstration Hall at 0:30 p.n gress ami the President to include all servicemen of this They will march with Lansir generation. area National Guard and Army I'.ut t be emphasis was broadened to include veterans of and Navy 1 "What If he does recognize you? — |!ul|m„ all the country's wars. brake up when football prarij.,. It«1>. Iters. (It-Kan) pushed the hill through Congress, and President Kisenhower signed it on June 1. Night Staff Claaaifieda , . . High H Thirty-one states have heeded Hees' request for the For of Veterans Day as a legal holiday. Rhyming Rooters Nov. II. .Armistice Day In the past, has often seemed Michigan State News Kir t. dav of little importance to many Americans. Since the end of World War I. they have liver! through Hit -Em With Iron, Byron Loiters lo the Editor World War II and the Korean War—more than .'15 years EDITOR'S NOTE: With the The professor looked up, fav¬ of glottal tension. Ami the ini|iortance of honoring one football season ot Ho peak for ored me with the sign of the war has faded in the light of our need to work for pence. Michigan State, cheers of every vendetta, and continued, "Nev¬ Veterans Day will broaden our remembrance of the debt type. Inelndlng the poetic, will ertheless, thi we owe all American servicemen. resound (n Ann Arbor Ha tor- Shelley—" "Kick 'em in the belly, Shel- Pat it should not broaden our outlook to the point where shrieked. we think "it's happened before—it wlH happen again." nek for Mm. If Americans work, as well as talk, for peace, they will nsd of hlo never honor the veterans of 1 ho 10th U. 8. war. •goal for two d the Fenylish language In lay rongk hands Si today, on the anniversary of the end of the war that rtew verse form destined was t« end all wars, Americans will ito well to remember the place alongside the theii past veterans. pearian sonnet, the Pin- Dot that is not enough. They must work for the hope and the Burma Shave » Before I knew it I was sei/ed of |ieace. for the ho|«- that there will never lie more vet¬ Campus Classifieds by two large anthropoid apes, erans lor Americans to honor. bound hand and foot, and con¬ PHONE fined in the belfry. Luckily my warder has been ED 2-1511 Infected by catastrophic penta¬ LOOK WHERE PEOPLE ADVERTISE Pop al Jettison meter too. "Just keep culm, EXT. 268 Pimm," he keeps saying. nroosnUllvc swatches of By riande Batim ADVERTISE WHERE PEOPLE LOOK A Chance For State root piece of derring-do "Become inhuman, r fist, Liszt!" Schumann!" —- and "Puncture Smetana!" their retina, LcUCTS FOR SALE PERSONAM To Show Its Spirit . ■ ANNI'AI. t of u better name this "*v --a Game Rates •• form has temporarily been dubbed "castaatrophic pentame¬ UK ATH With the biggest game of the season coming lip Satur¬ ter", and its Ingenious rhyme day. pep and enough spirit to seiyl a football team to vic¬ pattern is so catchy that once it ' - nVi*?j tory ought to Is- completely s|*>ntaneous. Spartans ought to la- ready to really cheer for their seizes hold of the victim's imag¬ ination there is no disrooting it. Ml show you what I mean. took great nnthro instruc- pains to avoid all Sorority ADCITIONAI CHANGES Repklr 71'" «a now conditio id <*> Sotui Prick. It Petermlae nouncer'a table and the penalty box. imlufftl 11 Funis* IS Split puis* MM J ;«•: •1st PW CD ,-m «t 'Ancle rtu 4* Lakawarm It was terribly exciting, but I think the attitude of pro- 6:90 p.m.. Organizations Room I. Union faaaional hockey plnyera could lie changed. In college you UNION BOARD Pt'BUt'A- Vise are constantly hearing atones almut good aportamanahip. LOT;%l Well, theae men would think nothing of alammlng another 6:36 p.m.. Board of Directors ; player into the boarda. I tried to aak the announcer if thia Roam. Union waa legal, hut he gave me n rather diaguated look and ELSMENTABY EDUCATION 1 \Kl' ff+rd 3 CLUB didn't way anything. 7 pan.. Section F. Writ, Hall "WATIH ' And talk about apirit! Whenever they were penalized, the players would get very mad and way a lot of angry thinga j- r 7- t 37 to the referee and everyone in i 1 ■tflfiflU IH T ft At tine the dMU ■■ om uniMtr became very red-faced aad "one-haa-lo-be-broadminded-becauae-oaie-hehre- dmm ■■ BP rare ne a 7S- all-aorta-of-thinga-at-bockey-games" leak. duw ■ □ _ i 37 f waa thinking that something could he done about the UHB '■m □□ // TT 1 TT audience, too, because thev give the visiting team a very dmm dm LR — z §L poor reception. I wonder how a "Block Red Wings" section would work? Somehow I don't think anyone would get too dmm mmd enthused with someone saying, "Turn to stunt five," or, w<0A»n1 dd - dm* dmmmdd dmd MM ■ ■ iiill dum* dm ■ dmmm dmmmm imtHBBVH dmmmmm ■ jRiC1 J i". RRV TH1 "Campus classifieds low con* Hotel Association V «f M Gamma PWn i, You In Ann Arbor Outlines Program For Dinner Dance To Hoot I .oral Chapter Gamma Phi Beta sorority mem brr* will be fuest* of the chapter Sunday for the U of M "CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS HIOH READERSHIP" serines (Entertain ■ : )?ll m i UM vif Hxcill M .'Maial Sidellll i -record «eh /\ ed up for fltklt1 Held on the NCAA two- mile title in .1953. and last sum¬ ents in the air, 818-783. To Bid for mer was named Canada's male However, when punt, kick-off Falrchild Thealre athlete of the year. and interception returns are fig¬ 8:15 p.m. ured in, MSC has a much wider 1960 Games lead, 3,086-2.727. Psi U Rally Falls Short Chicago (/!*> - F.lght American cities are expected to extend bids for the 1960 Olympic Games bo- As Signia Nu Wins, 19-14 fore a selection group of the U. S. Olympic Committee mooting here At first glance, many may think next Tuesday and Wednesday. By JACK MI'IRAY the towel, however, as they came this is due to opponents kicking- The 1956 games will be held in back to score in the second period. Sigma Nu fought off a last min¬ off to State more often. However. Mell>ourne, Australia. After a scoreless third quarter, ute rally to down a hard fighting State's opponents have returned Psi John Gersonda cut around his Upsilon team by a 19-14 score. 26 kick-offs, while MSC has re¬ own right end for a 10-yard The Snakes jumped off to an turned only 25. touchdown romp midway through early lead in the first period on a The Spartans have returned 20 are reported Interested In land¬ the final period. However, Psi U pass from John Gersonda to Jim punts for 261 yards and opponents ing the 1969 game*. Renerve Seal* Klewicki. This same aerial com¬ rebounded with their second have run back 15 for 146. bination clicked again in the sec¬ touchdown to leave the Snakes The American city* selected will $1.00 NOW State has had 11 passes inter¬ ond period to extend the score to hf empowered to send a repre¬ Union Ho* Office with a shaky 5-point Ica'd. cepted and run back for 54 yards. 12-0. Michigan State has stolen six and sentative tp the International O- Psi ITpsilott refused to throw in % r I returned them for 59 yards. lympie Committee meeting in *10°o Strangely enough, three of these were intercepted by linemen dur¬ ing the Washington State game. rati* next April to bid against cities of other nations. «. is: ramim 9. i* November SNEAK PREVIEW TONIGHT t«« I. I. K. Shaw S. • t •. voi • r» Carl Diener. Fred Body and Frank Nauyoka* all got into the offen¬ 15 On Campus Mia CM I? r fc Rig • a trfrn) . sive statistics with interception AT 8:15 P.M. , ba« 1. |. nr. Shaw S. • (forfeit) I I. V't »an I (forfait! Sitecial!! The title—in a movie aeeret! The ea*l—-we can't tell you! 1 for the man The picture—a ureal comedy hit Come at 7:00 or 8:45 p.m. noon to have a national release! See both the Sneak Preview and the (Am** •! "Boeefeet Boy If.rl regular program feature, "The Shanghai Story.** WHAT EVERY YOUNG COED SII0ILD1 who admires Pleaae Note: MLaughing Anne** will not shown at tat nhow! fine wool... Thela Chi tells you about the latent campus fa*hi< LAST TIMES TODAY Pledge Class The key word this year is eatual. lie casual. Improvise. Invent •-boo blouse, like pajama sweater with a dirndl. your own ensembles bottoms with like an rrn I i C.hallrngr* (Dirndl, incidentally, ia one of the truly fa« English language. Etymologists have quarrel The Arlivrw t<» a Football Game years. Some nolo with Professor Mauley K.k tl Lion of Dardanelle and is so named tiers use i worn by the women of that region. This tin NOVEMBER 20 7 A. M. plausible, but begina to fall apart when you r no women in the Dardanelle region because of tl • l"sth in the dell'* but "farmer in the dell", in which en be called not dirndl but firndl. (There are some who contend we will never kn of dirndl. To thoae faint hearted Cassandra* I • everyone laughed at Kdison and Franklin and 1 and Sigafona. ISigafoos, in case you have forg noatril, without which breathing, as we know it t possible. 1 The origins of dirndl will Ik- found, who believes the contrary is a lily-liven t chui outside for a minute, 111 give him a thrashing he But I digress. We were smoking a Philip Morris the latest campus styles. Casual, we agree, i- casual need not mean drab.»I*iven up your "iitf glamor. Even the lowly dungaree and man be made exciting if you'll adorn it with a *nn| matched diamonds. With Bermuda shorts, wear Be guided by the famous poet Cosmo Sigafoo* t It was who invented the nostril) who wrote; Sparkle, my beauty, Shimmer and thine, The night it young. The tuVf like trine, x Cling to a leaf. Hamkasha Hang on a vine. Crawl on your belly, H't time to dint. (Mr. Sigafoo*. it should be explained. *«' »r SWEATER BY Weevilf Or his Tumbling Along With thr LORD JEFF Or his Flu Gently. Sweet Aphid I Mr. Sigai since the invention of DDT.) Here'* the »uprrb ■ofl-M-butlrr quality But I digress. We were smoking a Philip (hat marks thr *»eatrr of fashions. Let us turn now to hcadwear Tl * j will be familiar American scenes. There » distinction. A new blend head—for example, the "Empire 8tate Bu !» of <0'» virgin wool the "Jefferson Memorial" for squatty on.- with 40"V pur* Cashmere. scalps. Feature of the collection is the "Stat e Ramkasha features some of with a torch that actually burns. This >- v th« finest tailoring that your Philip Morrises, which is very import, how good Philip Morrises are. they re nowhen tver went into a sweater- We come to the highlight of this > car Including Action-Ease Or Whatever now fad that's sweeping the chic set at high tone armholes. very narrow country. All the gala who are in the va: know are doing it. Doing what, you ask • • double ribbed V-neck. You just don't rate these days unless you i In distinguished solid tones. They Re... t to be yourself a four masted schooner* or • heart *'• the en* h PATH inside of it, or a— al NOW M0.M Wash and Dry I interrupt this column to bring you a "Pj* runner has just handed me the following Dusty Schwsrtx. the fa"1't them at 40c a load fighter, went into the Golden Nugget Saloon ' / Tne Golden Nugget had just imported a - ; r East. She came out and did her dance in p< nk t ig , — EXTRA ADDED — i^r^f and he thought about her aU the way homo u • . £\ wife Feldspar was waiting to show him a r» « • ^ MR. MAGOO Cartoon Albert St. Launderette for herself. 'Row do you like my new skirt, Be looked attbe largo voluminous gnrmcn'l. th £1 II * pit their name." lM.-SCEj4.1va" AIMS .■ mtmmmia Thit eelama it brought U> gtu by the .11 irwur* "> mole" ci/aret"4 ■ L\ wnere b uic nr* tlues Atratigement pk» mif/rimt Hiisit' f°r UotlM Came tr SON MmsON version 01of U u 01of mIT*a ngni flf ht son*. "The Victors,- K '.".neclai arrangement of "Birth of th* Blues" will be 1 Jin ml in Mr* MSC "",m hotftimo band'a" "«« **•»■» oiivw show oaiur Saturday F"r th. 1,-nit h*a wall jut »„« .11 1, 1, the (tnme the bahd has waited fof al I year, for their . -... Jional rivalry with U of M't band will be renewed at |irlHir. The Michigan fame music was specialty arrang- f ihe band by Jack Klmmell, arranger for last year's Rose Bowl performance. Clubs At present, 120 men comprint the marching bind, one-third ot Spartan Bowmen Invade \ Present unit which freshmen. Eleven titles —tented In this precision begin, lis piston-like SIlM Dlacumed for ChrWtma* Scenes Northland Indian Styfe p»ce at over 200 steps a mlnule. An Alum? Construction to Begin >2 MIX KEOIHMt The adept hunter quietly notched an arrow In his \iiii Sing PmW aI the eaalltr af the Slippery R To aatlafy Ita customers, the the student body. Copies of the |fPtip| bv Edward L. Rich- Thl* year, Falcone 1* being as¬ Olobe-Mewa published complete turned in yet. circulated around time, the club sponsors many fMl it will present six sisted by C. Oscar 9tover who song were and target tournaments* Thcv arc "1.1ft came to State last year after coverage of Slippery Rcx-k's riving unit groups will retell campus, but the song never Each year, the archers go r fyw." Then Round About ectlng Kansas college bands. football game last week, and the Christmas story on three. came up for discussion again Rose I.ake where they have targ Iftarrv Throve" "In Wood a special Aaaocialad Pr c s s and was forgotten. and field shoots, and do a litt| Maiden Fair, O picture of the game hunting. Shooting fish with n medley of "Great rce linah." and a med- Negro spiritual*. i The Annunciation, religious Vote Gives International MrMahon. East Lan- Grad Work [groups; Mary and Joseph travel-I ling to Bethlehem* Inter-Coop! (.OlllU'll Seat a Club Plans NOW I Ie nine; the holy couple turnc Information I Child's birth the IFC; the j To Mary Brown Talent Show Each year, the band makes s« era I out-of-town performances Available Mary l*ou Brown. won over Jonesvllle, Georgia RAssett, Chlca- International Club will spon¬ Careers cities such as Battle Creek and sor a talent show in the Union Flint. Band members don't pick .... I P°rnry cnu,ch scene, men norms, | go |3 to 8 ,n Tuesday1® special ENCHANTING - planning to at- j Nov. 10. Students from foreign (Continued from Psg# 1) The nativity scene will be pro* , Froth-Soph election to decide the up their instruments and go I ools other than countries will participate. after football season, either. They to find | vJ(l0(1 by East Laniing«g Men h-1 aomrity district Other club plans include a charming" — play at basketball games and out|anlJ| Ahs.u Fi|S, jailing will also presentativr. they will be re¬ iii lighting for the square dance Friday and a Chris¬ delightful - ti». mm weekly military parades spring quired to tako the Graduate Rec- I j„ the West Landon election tmas tree decoration dljpl4iy party Dec , Quartette. term. A formal winter concert Tuesday, Lea Ferguson. Wilmette 3. charles dickens f l' or M glee club, led by will be presented March 6 and Displays must be en the lei- freshman, edged Polly Palcn, De- The club recently elected of¬ Although MSCs School rv. will also present two light concerts are slated for 3 Living 21-20, to decide a second- ficers to fill vacancies left by . Student officers are: student ultcr*. with aoloa by allotted two days place tie from the fall Frosh- students who did not return to irector, Roger Walker, Kalaina- cslcr and Dan Prts- schools do. The Soph Council Virginia Stalter, Duluth. Minn, rto senior; secretary, Francos rt iutna will be off*. arene* le the Inlands. Officers elected w made up by the [owe, Chicago. Ill,, arnior; stag- Spartan Plana ing Service of Princeton, N. J. They are given in November,! j A Christmas program i who took first place In the West I*andon primary, will run against ident, Chosei Islands; Kablra, Ryukyu secretary, Trina Baker, Edwin Scribner, Kenilworth, istmax story will I Miss Ferguson for the freshman Toledo Jumbo Issue January, April and June at cen- j conjunction with I seat on Nov. 19. junior, and Jane Terhune, Delmar, New York, treasurer, ters throughout the United StaM. Mary Isou Schweitzer, Bast Lan- MSC's Board of Examiners adm¬ tree lighting ceremonies Dec. J Election* Commissioner Jan ■rved-a4Nit txtsis Inatltiitions requiring the test |ITi-lta Tan Delta and Pi Beta Phi. dent from Liberia, West Africa, addressed to the tor entrance to their graduate "Once < hrUtma* rtty la rem- Mr*. l.ucillr Burlier and Sue Forcke, Mason junior. Glee Club, 3510 business schools are Columbia Meetings are held Fridays in s plrtrd> ,t w,|, represent a living !. . Building, Ann rUniversity, Harvard University, monument to cooperation be- i IO Attend WorltHllOfl 31 (tiled and held at I Northwestern University, Rutgers twM,n ||Vln« units and East following at International Cen¬ * ter. All students are invited. for the purchaaer. j University, Seton Hall University, | anslng " Mlas Meltrlde said. j Mrs* Lucille Barber, assistant ! Syracuse University. University of i ' professor In the Chicago, University of Michigan, I John VanCamp from the Mer- j pertment, is attending » visiting University of Pennsylvannia and j chants* Ass'n. commented that he teachers' workshop at the State University |n St. hopes the initiation of Christmas ik »*d from City will prove Page 1) two final days of the Chcm East Lansing er»l newly-appointed Spar- Society to Host ' Commission mem ben John* Hopkins Prof It coots 93 per day to hire a j and MSC camel at Bou Saada, Algeria. I Living unit roresentatives at the Designed for YOU! kH on the pep rally and Dr. Auoph H. Corwln, chairman I Spartan Spirit of th* department of ahamMry at Merchant, Illon, Johni Hopkins Unlvaraity. will ha ■ Lee Stasser, ■Unting junior; Harry GAD-ABOUT CLUTCH wtosa, W i s ., sophomore, > kuldcwlf, Pontlac sopho- ditorlum, Friday schaffner tJudl Gunnlnf, Detroit in soft, soft cowhide ■«». and Janice Hart, Dear- . . "CAMfUS CLASSIFIEDS . . frwhm.ii! . . HIGH READER SHIT" . . "dark looks" are popular... in ■ton plannil Tie A String You'll hav* "dark look*- for Pockets! your admiran this Fall... in Around Your handaoma now Hart SKiafft»r a Perfect little handbair Man Charred Toiut. Rich black- Finger, to keep all your loot in perfect order. Two full- If It's Necessary! biuas add th* new touch to length ripper pocket* ... one In the flap . . . and looking yet longer-lasting made of wonderfully soft But do leonmnrv, ass Eton FlannaL Stop in and top grain cowhide leath¬ Whe. Tewertowa Flan neat er specially tanned to re¬ ir clothing Is aailed MMt and *59.50 s that extra teach nal moisture. Lota of y Sat Lead*! Laundry & r Cleaners Parking la Rear SMAJ&'S E Crand River Hannah i„ At CM CfirninJI fewer Stshds im on Plane Issue President Elsenhower took « calm . t *(££ Wednesday on the latest Ruai Incident. He said i|t tccurred in a disputed border i that the Russians seem more conciliatory this time. Elsenhower nevertheless r«r\a|i% the Amerlesn photo bomber .W/MeJ. down off Japan last weekend by I . Red fighters had a rtfht to be I ■ f there. He said he approved the ICllVllWS protest which the menl has made. Announced i I/returns Socials I Set for Wcckeml •' nr molly aoitvN RolisriouM activities for the Weekend will yet underway tonight and follow through to « Sunday evening climax. Canterbury Club will have .11 discussion Sunday at (1:3(1 ' i 31 I'nlon. The aroiip will Hurst, Student MCCIrllnn. president Miry Club. The Rev. George Kehm will | jtead a Christian Faith Study jOroup tonlsht at the People's Church. I Chrtatlfn Nladrnt Feandatlon ; plans a Hardtlmes fl * • fertr Friday nlsht { |p the "People's Ch« {fin ;JjJpturda.v will he r Tor CSF students ai ■CjoUreo House. •flTh'rc will Ire a •breakfast Sunday .10, and that afternoon at 2 C! students will rend to children •Sparrow Hospital. . 'Sunday night vespers will b (In at 7:30. with small (roups CSF students visiting faeuU homes for the discussion topic, '•Christian Family Life." • *c*n Christlanitv Out-Pcrfon uic * H