itionCktd VOL. 4«, No. 101 STUDENT PUBLICATION jrid Downfall (_llfh L,|Mn „f (he l)Um« for th* recent decline In i.< tr*ce*bta to tho prooont loom and Michigan! coaching! U.S. Couple ^Iv Hip mechanic*! reaponalblllty for thb yodr'o 84 End 5-Year U_i yiih i ho .proaent roginio. I ■ tare* nmjorlty of th# pmont woe* can bo trncod ,0ie M i*° or thro* yoaro. ... .... J Jail Term ..r ike «nrat put factor* wm th* oatlawlng of tho *,*tem III IMS. j May Spy Charge* Not Siiliatantiatefl liollch riiiiir*tlvely caught th* Spartan* with th»lr wn The aamo typo of player that made thorn great LONDON m~ The Hilda- |W,» a We factor In the downfall. peat Itadio anid Tueaday night „ the old a.vatem, amall, faat linemen were able to rommuniat Hungary haa ppjng hole* for th* offenalve back*, then real while freeplatoon a.vatem Cloitily Toiluy 'Male Animal* i *ho More would have been conaideycd toe alow to Call Carnival Successful id now doing no beraua* of their g^Cat often The Cniinrll »lim arrepteit Freak Warm To Depict Life More than 12,000 career-minded vlaitora1 swarmed to the emmmeotlnn* nl Ihr Raot I. Wave ' uprrialliea have alao been alighted aa the reault of rale. Klrkera, paaaer* and paaa-catehing apeclellata llth annual Career Carnival In two dqya to talk w| aentatlvea from 70 bualnea* and Induatrial firm* ng Traffic CommlMlnn and not- ! removed from three Brings Of Professors I tarn eliminated. . „ , •, , It agenrle*. Th* Mat side of Kensllig- Mercury Rise A chance to see how the 'other Partly cloudy and warn profaaaora—live, opens Fishel Gives half- the Commenting on the yearly i Cheaterflelil itkeae agenrlea were at III In ua*. Ik* ttperUna dom- Drive. to students for the run uf "Tli* Ivst, t tepreaenlsUv# -Warn to i today. I.i*ht ' grid world—and that hurt them, too, ». The north aide of i tor Male Animal." Thursday, frldsy Ireraft company railed the MSC 1 wlnda are expected I Parkway, from Kriishia- k two major college football teama in th* atate, there i competition In p*r*u*dlng the high achool gridderr Warning on to the east line of Dot IK, Chesterfield Hills No. II and the south and east aides, temperature to she Playing the Tommy loud of English Tucker. De- I State or th* U of M. tof the prep grid atara have other reaaona for attend- Indochina from the west branch of Unl- Ron nnre Neuhert, will than his share i of the two achool* but moat of them want to go J.'kL Vandenb.lt. wh* NMlved | ^^^i^Tt^sst and other trouble* i play th* moat football, Say* Failure Will Drive, north to the Jame* Thurber-Elliot i the .Spartan* riding high. Urn gUU'g Maan Rett Swsqy t comedy opens in Fair- wn on attending Mac be Thftfttar. I they wouldn't get to play aa much aa they Would it wlahfta" for the play's |B of M, where the •e«rrhing Indochina holdi th* firat i paring of Ik* Spartan* on probation la alna Warned chance for th* United State* Block Seeks Dr. John A. Walker, newly ar¬ n Prague, rived to the MSC drama depart- prim* ciaina why *om* of the atate'* top to actually puah back aa on¬ lyrra didn't attend MSC. coming Communlet move- Full Section first , la directing the play aa hi* production at the college. ment, an MSC Far Eaat ex¬ i reault of thoee factor*, laat year'* freahman of the weakeet in recent year* at Michigan pert aaid Tuesday. "Moit student* df For Saturday But Wesley R. ftahol. assistant enough questions for tentative! to give tubi dlrrrtor of the governmental re¬ bureau. Hid o failure to ladfect* of that weak team are being felt on the pCerent search hold the friendly Viet Nom gov¬ Marquette game. Joe Ferguson, played by Frank I squad. The ticket* will Braman, Bay City senior. ernment, In southern Indochina, MSC. | lack of sophomore talent of starting c*Hber haa failed would probably mean uaual battle for job* that'heap* a team on JenlRon Thursday on a ftrat come, first *erved bg*l* to all *tudaftts. After a three day run at e group will tour the state dur- Film* of the Block B perfor* and Christmas ) edge. Councitmen told Dr. Donnelly ,, p. ;j. rnance* will be shown today from under the sponsorship and other citlaena la prtmarMy mlHUry 3 to 4.30 In the Union Coftcourtt. of the Cap and Gown series. unn in 11)49. lie told Washington Ihrk of good reaervoo haa ahw forced tlm roach** to gram KxampleH of nlunt* from the | authorities he thought Noel and |tk* top team la th* game fer leaf parted* *f time, three performance* thia year will llcrta were in prison in Hungary. Raymond R. thrm down and dulUag their efactlveaemk He* PARKING. Page * "The Block looked better kt 16 Cadets Win ! Swiatlo said all the Fields were ! grabbed by the Communists In He Mid military mo Eastern Europe in 1949 because of injuria* haa ihown up the lack of adequate the Vletmtnh area, partitioned the la*t game than they'vt tver »t*». instead of playera moving up to fill Injury gaper off for the Communists st the utions have been weakened to fill th* hole*- Art Prof Wins looked, liecauhc there wai • full aection for a change," Luck Hatter Top Honors i they were needed in the prosecu- tion of I^aszlo Rajk, Hungarian Geneva Conference, will fall "un¬ aaid. Sixteen senior Army ROTC for# ign minister accused of devl- t too are the laat-half comeback* of p**t ytgra. This less they cirry the support snd ment Bureau; Ed Scrlbner. approval of the people of Indo¬ Exhibit Award Before half-time Saturday, cadets have been named "Dis¬ ating from the Communist line played IU beat football In th* Mrty atagea china." Ing; Dick atudent* in the Mands again will, tinguished Military Student*." | and plotting with Yugoslavia's Kies off ma KaUirlne Wlnckler. assistant be asked to fill vacant Block S ROTC officials announced last i Marshal Tito to put his country [rtme. partly due to the need for keeping the regulars rtshel returned two snd a half city; Hagadorn, Sally Tait, War professor of art, received a 1100 •eat*, he aald. week. | in the camp of the "American tm- them down. weeks ago from a three-month presented periallsts." Rajk was hanged. Mary Lou Schweiarr, I award In the 49th annual Michi¬ Theme for Saturday's ihow btarday'a U of M game, the same team that played mission in Indochina, where he gan Artists Exhibition In Detroit will be the month* of the year. ceremony ' to a standstill in the first half Wi* run over Moving card diaplayfl will again W. Burba. Saint Clair [last " *rre two period*, although Wolverine player* sajd the Barrymore Rites Miss Wlnckler entered thrre lacquer paintings, "Ferrochromc", Shores; Jack S. Fleishman. Hrook- llne, Mass.; John Gipp. Ahrneek; trying juat as hard at the end ail -at the Set for Thursday "Crevasse", and "Afterglow", in David Greig, Detroit, and Jerry I kick-off. the show held at the Detroit In- Griffith. Lansing. I coaching staff alao haa (WV Uone aUlule of Arts. Others are Lee Martin. Ban¬ come in for a lot of crltklsm — 1 Poor season. The exhibition of 279 paintings. croft; Weldon Olson, Marquette; Carlton Rmtr, Quafryville. Pa.; Vplrran* to Hear Harold Tukey, Woodland; Rich¬ been th* biggta! hindrance t* th* *Uf, Direrlor of Housing ard Verheul. Three Rivers, and »*■ art new at th* varaity coaching level except Gordon Vonk, Herrin, 111. Off-campus regulations for ftp* [C*ech Defy Oangberty. proved housing will b< by Thomas Dutch, i Alao honored were Gary Wales. Wilmette, III.; Charles Walhn. wty has succeaaftiUy made th* switch from line housing, at the MSC Lansing. Dallas Wixem. Mar¬ »head coach and Association tonight at g;30 In 13 quette. and Richard Gunseil. * only th* worst pea*Ipiiat* talk about Northvllle. Gunseil led the sen¬ '"ti. There b little doubt that he wBI be back Union. The meeting is open to all stu¬ ior ROTC marchers in last ' •- season. dents living off rumpus. , week s Veterans' Dsy parade in is virtually certain that he will retain hb prea- After CoHsy-mwt? , '»» named bend coach, he handpicked hb prca- 7 MSC Officials and he haa AMheeah Viet Kse l given no indication oT dissatisfaction 'of them. | at the amhtaata compiled Students Gain Graduate Goals To Attend Convo Congress to Hear !or JV coaehee and the: "Whet an la* I Untsh school?" Rules of Order r )*he anccamfnRy. Hi If yotareaaSaaJ that they hftv* njauie were from inexperience have they made any oF the mbUke* twice. queeliMvajW *** warned aon and r from th# good and bad point* pf the prea- " "*2# rmm ■ • thetjv u Donpb. t> tar. lack # .clear o*(eil are U to n jMag PoneM GrwHeaaki II Hi SI f •* * - -JWW* AN 8TATI N1W8 Aft Academic Musi It's Dangerous ose To Fear Debate Problem lor Russia Ry J. M. RORKHTS Suprrsnlun has no |ilnW on n enlkjre campus. Wedtern diplomat* have always held in the hack of Rul III* net inn of scvrriil cnllepe prrsMpnt* during the past few weeks in censuring I heir debate taama (Htm* to thrir mind* the possibility that Soviet Rnaaia, facpd with indicate I hut such I* not the ease. rista® allied strength which threatens! to cut off for II nil started when the Spetvh AwMiftnllon of America good her hope* for Mpanston. might seek to break out chose its topic for the year. by force before the door* were completely barred. la the last two-or three years, ;—— Kadi year, college delude tennis nil over the country western reermsmant having Urelr satuear ra iMwtc a topic elm-en by a national committee of the Asso¬ I seabed th A stage where the maara a—muew " ciation, an iiririinlziit Inn ivpreaentlllf aevernl forenale possibility ot e sueeaasful wnr ■"*™* •»*«"*• group*. A) by anyone hes become ex- n0 Inkling Is given of what The topic: "Remitrd. that the 1'nlied State* should extend diplo¬ matic receenitian In the Cnmmanl*! gnvernsaent of China." with Tltls. In our estimation. Is an excellent topic. It'* a vital Issue rrachlmr to the very heart of U.S. foreign policy: elve s mora n but fnuld hardly sited Ihe Free discussion of such an issue Is necessary. It la this has been fncts. clearly the most adequate tvay to bring the Issues out In tied strength In Ai the open to promote understanding. Oermsnjr might he lint some teachers' college presidents in Nebraska are hilt It already la prstty «<>lKt. refusing to allow their students to debate this topic. Hussls might formally extend The* do haie reasons. Ilul the reasons are alarming and suspicious. The> carry extremely dangerous Implica¬ tcmlnn might be negotiated. Would Rossis, seeing tions. leading to » leveling off of the running out, sidetrack her Because the debate teams would, as is customary, argue arms rare. gram for ronqurst of Asl in the affirmative half of the time, these college presidents have objected to the topic. Aii Improvement Thus, one educator hinted, they would spend half of hardly eoneelvahle. Vel their time talking the Communist line. These few educa¬ tor* see was something darklv sinister In the fart that the topic chosen at all. "I personally feel." said one teachers' college president, Foreign Films Live American* nv mfitly. Thl* iwirlhlna for wlileh the *111 have to lie constantly "that luck of it all is a bit of a desire on the part of some- Issly to Indoctrinate a few thousand college youths with what I lielieve to be dangerous philosophy." Up to Their Name INFORMATION Foreign movies will lie rh present at MSC winter Official* of the U.S. Military Academy at West I'olnt KAPPA ALPHA MU term. and the N**al Academy at Anaapolis have also announced hrdrork nf their polio, which 7 BO p.m.. J-ltnllding that their debate team* would not he allowed to participate And this time they'll really lie foreign. U to black Kurope-wide mobll- J-ltOP TICKET COMMITTEE tint of HI movies programmed for winter term, only one lialton. 4 p.m., 13 Union in the discussion of this topic. • will lie an American movie, ami that one. "The African RETAILING Cl.t'B This action makes the situation even more dangerous than la-fore. Now the suppression of free disehssion has Queen," was filmed on location in Africa. 7 p.m. 0 Home Ee Building PORPOISE FRATERNITY sanction from the two institutions where the nation's high¬ The list nf seven French, two llrltish, two Italian films 7 p.m.. Ureas Rehersal est military leaders are trained. and one Herman movie should satisfy almost every farelgn (1AMMA DEI.TA It is heartening, however, that this pressure on the As. 0 30 p.m., Itililc Class DANOER ON THE ROAD film fan. The Allies think social ion to select a new topic is not wide-spread. Most thc.v 7.30 p.m., Choir Prarllee, UANVIU.E. Va (Jh — Traffic Complaints abnvit the fall term schedule have apparently t.ulher Chapel and Ittiuse, Officer William lam Cartel, college* have welcomed the subject and their debate teams 444 Abbott Bond have gone into it with much enthusiasm. hrought immediate results. The fall schedule contained brought a stray pony In bonk, EXCAI.IBUR but feels'the motor <-ar is less Fortunately, MSC is in this group and its debute team only four foreign movies out of the nine films thai were II hiain. front of Mary's tar's shown. N'ftire: ratification of dangerous. The pony chsrsed will handle the question many lime* In the next few- the VETERANS ASROCIATtON iVeslern Ruropean Union months. The problem Ibis term in securing enough foreign films * 30 p.m., (2 Unlim Anirie fi-om Ihe repente. ELECTUIC ICE- This window may be stained by Red-*tanted views, but 7:30-8:43 pan, S3 Union Phone E*D a-JMl'aner°|T pltf ""St it is still a window. If some better understanding of Rus¬ MERCURY RADIO. HBATt*. Ry WALT OLEKSY - sian life develops from showing a Russian movie on the uvenlrive. KxcepNoMlIf clean. CO t-1501 Room *4 AlUr 4 pm Pule News Associate Edilsr Foreign Film Series, why not show one. ? 101 STRVEJ. WONDERBAa MAHOGANY , EDITOR'S SOTF: Mr. Olrkiy walked lata • UMvte law the ' DE SOTO UnuOBUTOR. Meat studio apart- Hb«*r da*. Thfe «liii hr brought out Alar. Oadd walked out D^Wr'r. t&t-Stt YM | of the White House with Little Men On Cemput painting of {'resident Oram under his arm. given him as a by Biblet REMINGTON NOISLISS TVPE- x memento for hi* promise to drive the Moduck Indians 7 pen.. 103 Home Ec Ihei i Ortiron. INO-CAT8 7 pen., 34 Union WILDLIFE club HTCK A SACmnct June gradu- o^xsrsssr^jrzif: ceptlonally good condition. Dick. BP I-dtot. Boom » Phone 101 7; I!4 I JO pen„ Forestry j iggap»5 •JO pn. Lecture Room B. WHAT S THE f-ypj Womon'a Gym EMPLOYMENT IUN30R AUXIL3ART AVMA WOMAN WITH ROASTBB - WOTWCHOUSK xmd WOftKBOOM «- good condition POto Phone 1-«M» 3 pen. Peoplea < j PORTAFU ! •11. Their economy couldn't LTTEBl - ALL N*W porta- \\!? E.,*' i 35 Union, Tower "JaJTRI&ria'USSS. Iryp,^ AVAI1 DJIU So Cadd, Josh the mule-skin¬ wurru.«r( | ner. an and the cavalry fall into amtuh. Chief Skinny-legs PMd 444se Win tea far SSSJ4 -5.SG - w lie mam. It p rt-N ron GAti gjJfM an even crater spectacle than yv"-1'- a—*-d that ot the cannon ball mas- ' scalped, sad that's the end ' ho part. Anaa Sella Dr Tra u about I aha* full at Ms* ^ toe krotm s. -mrj. * *o» » me ttsa* tar Csdd ta | brathtoton* sasd at the eira -Wateh what Pi Kaps and Gilchrist Coeds Decorate Units A IM1" Imaglmitlon and sotne Sortie Folks J-. 1 (Dibit ran go n long way tfiward u% dbplnvi-d by l'l Knbfie Phi Don't Stand Ttir PI Kap'i ftwldrrl In rrmn- Vfitn Ihrir old U(»rl«ht (dsnn by In Lines 1h«. ;pf wo? k. Tho pictures ''etilrt Standing in dinner lines Upright (lets Somr Decorative Touches. g.Trudc Is unheurd of around 8hurt Course Dormitory on the [ FloiiriMli aouth camiHis. !ilii(lc»ts tvhn live there are served meals -v, don't do Anything In a dining hall whleh is i seek. they'll 'I" « lot twitted nest to the dorm. Rhort riimms ure Jiuly lairds, (Irnnit I Wl« freshman grril Kiienlg. Hoy Exchange fluents IFC-Penllel llnnquel ... .".'VuHftTWl" T.'*" r^t^ra/MnSr: I ^is,rKr »;.z\:zxn' ™ 1 »-<•-« Wew sctlve. «f nut. /eta are: olhpr„ nrw pl,,„er,. ,lf VM Marilyn Wllluoghl.v. Flint soph"- ThrU |M,Knlllrr. «Mm,he „r Alpha Tan Umega Kiil.-l-tl.ill Snrwritirn more; Mickey Mr/niliten, Homiil- pnrtUnity, Wiieh., junior; Wisely j i; . Alpha Thetns Social Circuit in Junior; llonnle lloheluterln, | |llim|,, n,,KVrs Cllv anpliomi n-. l.,„i ,,i,.|,i ,i u„ Muskegon senior; Sue White, I nlrliaril Uuiae. While I'luliia. N hi IU is ia,e. „ u„. • •., umupa Al- ,,,,,,1 pienlr (Iriuul Itnplila sophomore, anil y. freshman; Itert Mrf'nhe, New entertain!,,,' I ,si ,.igt,t were j lietly tsill Hinge, "elrnlt aophn- pochette, NY.. freshman; K-l, lull, II,, ! •,-.•,«■■, i„,.| re, an >•»>,.,OK" .lesser! ill. Alpha Ifave .vim ever really taken time out for a liu objective look at .Vour rnoiiuniile? And if yuil did, maybe ; thought. "Ceo, ha's great. Ilim- eiaild I have tieen so lucky to get. j Wck .VI sumolMHly this tremendous?" —• * l.et's assume that yon anil your roommates seem to have mm Jmn lieen made for each other aiul that you aelilom have any i Itnntpwi serious romplniiits with the way Kate (otherwise known as I j'"1""1'. the Housing Oll'ire) threw you together. i and fpu Little ways you ran repay him for tiring such a swell 1 i^nna'c What have VICEROYS got person to room with Inke no lime at all and will result 1 wiphnmr In belter relations all around. ! mnette. In the first pliiee, dim anything, ini'liuliug a n« in, |ireso|i|Hiaes that everyone eon-1 rented will do their shai to keep it In top sha|Hi. ever. • You neeiln't get enrrii tl away with this Mi-fin ileal, how- If your roommate is studying for an H u'rluek exam,! IIiiiIh Welcome that other it won't take you more linn five minutes to make her lust lloiiHcmotlierH filter tip cigarettes pnttia Amnion, John RhI/.- junlor. Their And when she's sacked out after a hard day of classes, " cither ho "mousy" quiet or take your studying elsewhere. I w'«T.'n Just liecause you hit It o(T right from the slurt, do take for granted the tusiple who nhuru your room. Ki if one of them doesn't mind lending you Ilia favorite black haven't got? | venney, Philadelphia, Pa., tlo with the pink hailil|iaiilteil lirsila girl, that doesn't- glvo'aml Sigma Alpha Kpsllon you license to hunt through his drawers every time you i Nancy v„gel*»ng, Orand I ne«sl anything. At least rrspert his wishes enough In Isirrow only wheir i j JJJjJ A?phu Tuuf „JL'l!'• .'I'l'J"!','!!" «l'l he's there to say it's OK. "".mu" lllmilniham in For goodness sake, don't try to interest your roommates' i^d*Kmu'w'slgma" tull»rti in the remurkuhle events of your day if they're trying to1 nulllun, K„n*n* city, Mu„ 1 study. Unless they're pretty outspoken, they'll probably'1"""' K,-n I'oklnwm. L I\ewH CotiHciotiH listen politrly rather than cut you short and hurt your feel-JJu['s,| 1 resident* of Abtsd Hall '"K"; Ditto for chatter after you're all in lied anil the lights are lIXMw'ViuuX"' ° hava Inaugurated a monthly I - newspaper this term. Evelyn nut. Talking into the wee hours of the morning will do lliliiiiinitM-s Instructor nothing for anybody's diaiamitions—or point averages. CAMI'IS Honored for Book "But," you say, "they talk a* much as I do." Yes, but CLASSIFIEDS you started it so it's up to ynujo fall it quits. Deep down, Dr Ralph K. Morrow. instru. they'll probably lie grateful for an excuse to shut up. i ™n't"es""i'» Enough preaching for one day. Besides I have to meet triennial Mr». my roommate for coffee (she's buying, I never carry a wal- (varsity Awhh let ). I hope she doesn't notice that I'm wearing her new p* u"'1' caahmere. Confederacy Cardinal Hall THE ANSWER IS Contributors Gary Cutler'# Orchestra wi CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGES play for Newman Club*# Caul In#I Ball Saturday night tnstea of Tarry Shultb* Band as wu .20.000 FILTERS originally scheduled. Ticket# for the semi-form; .risVTO xtst 1955 EUROPEAN TOUR | EVERY VICEROY TIP dance art on sale at the Uhio c. Tha affair will be held i Inside every Viceroy tip is a vast network Union Ballroom from 9-12. of 20.000 individual filter* to filter your OPEN THURSDAY it 67 Dsys smoke over and over again. You get only Coed* Invited to Uii the full, rich taste of Viceroy'« choice to¬ if H Countries %^amp4 NOON TIL NINE I" baccos . . . and Viceroys draw v> freely. ■ freshman. Sport* M/thl Tonight it .11 Stopovers Yet, you get Viceroy's remarkable new sponsor a cocci lAaruMNM tip .. with 20,000 individual filters . . . rom 7-9 tonight in it Leaving July II . plus king-size length for only a penny or Spartan it Returning Sept. 17 two more than cigarettes without filters. spirit has • •I Lf 40 Butterfield BKatly freshmen, who anyone wishing to u» Beautiful flag •> CultosM Mstasa Varaga gfrntllM 5 but bathing cap# are r "♦ction KK H. It "Iverata"—by 4elase i *y'r* afraid that for must be provided by eacfc mdivi* dual attending. The pool will be available for pumps by lend, visiting Chester. Ktei Luden. By K. U M. Reysl Daleb Airline, ta , •r the last game —acala by speelal ftaleen Matereescb Ihreagb He open #wim and games will be "ay mean they'll organized in the gym. D'-ra Oha- Rhine Cennley. Medieval Oerasaay. Anstrta up the look-alike tel, Detroit senior, is In charge of /ia>ve/£yQ WORLD'S LARGEST-SELLING Wfar. The un the event. and white FILTER TIP CIGARETTE • Vvtn ties and The Sear has nearly people in Ml square mil Membership Limited! - Book Early! King-Size \ yf A dainty with a black suede pump shaped medium heel. $13.95 Filterlip . • ] 0: yiCEROY §w>v Also available in the high heel. V. J. DeCamp & Son Ob Campos Since 1927 East Lansing Across from the Union »Worid Boxing Committee New Group Bans Return Bouts LONDON (*•> — Th« infant The return bout clauaa Willi* IVp for Saddler and Joey World Boxing Oh«mplon«hlp Maxim for Moore,** said Commit!*, Tu«wi«y banned the ston. "I want return controvrryial "rrliirn b o , t" clxuw in till* fldht* and ulri i return bout with hi* tracts for Sandy and Archie.* th* group will not romgnlt* a conqueror within a specified The world co^mltte bout If tbr "rrturn'* ia tncludad time, usually 90 day*. was attended by Robert K. srV a rontmrt After the decision wa* an¬ Chrlstenherry, chairman of the Tftr cnmmlttor of four nounced following a two-day New York State Athletic Com¬ fWooamttng Nrw York, th, meeting of the group. It prompt - mission; IJvlngston Osborne, ■National Boxtnt Aaa'n of tho th* transatlantic fire of chairman of the Illinois State ITnitrd Statoa. Britain and Eur- Charley Johnston, manager of Athletic Commission who rep¬ -~opo. atao annotmt two world champions- feather¬ resented the American National weight Sandy Saddler of New Boxing Ass'n ; J. Onslow Fane, J champion Could the world title without defend hi, commit- York and light heavyweight chairman of the British Boxing Moore t Board of Control, and J. Ed- TERRY HAWCIICK Johnston. who also Is presl- ouard Rabret of France, repre¬ of the Influential Interna¬ sentative of tfce European Box¬ ustaiig tional Boxing Guild of Man¬ ing Union, JtiM Rumor | For Prep (loaches agers. said In New Yotk ••The main points.** Fane said, "Is that we have decided that •Named as neither Saddler nor Moore defend of the his return in the future no world champ¬ ionship could become the prop* Itmns to Play Clinic to Open Cage Back of Week In Flntbnsh, By JOE HOFFMAN Friday's program will Include Besides the Green ti lecture and dterumlnn »n An- game, Saturday's aelli More than *.*00 high , * tbey call Southern Methodist For the OIams can't make you bum vacation dates, or - 9H yem back to the campus late. And it's more fun traveling by : train with jour croud, CRjo.vinf auell dining car meals em route. Sart 25% m Mere OMEGA AM (b« — iwryt Tr.ifJ know W» rrcomm.nd, from our mA buck . ilk t»T or men frond, complete election of fin* i us Group Cuuck Tic.rl* Os mod watch,,, th, mkcnificcnt Omeea. H,r» ia a tikMpiM* . tr%* rf J«i m.ie, or morr. >00 prized for it, |r«t bakuty. . ail mn2h'< o! u,uC round-trip H,n. too. ia th, famoua jnf*- Suu better. cither IS or j Mm t» kxi^utun 10- lk, krmc.&rd 8:15 p.m. — -u time lunplr or to- IV tickets $1.00 v» rou»dW8 passes Scores ^w«lcxyk Clled Valuable " i , I'niiilrh t owned thro# , „«.«>* mid IntMrwpt. i) p»w l#id !>!• to ft 'Jfi-0 upMt pCriTti tram in Tu»w- fn'uhman lntri»-wqu#d John Knuv* Spill* Walt Kowalriyk. Opens TlmrMlnv Porpoise Rehearsals Near Completion. With opcnlntr niyht only a day away, thr preimriitkin* the rnd of thr for thr rnrpolat Show «re ranching thrir final .tago*. inttch Intercepted Opening Thursday night,'the whow will fewttire mrmlwrn of jn *nk"7» thr 50 and the varalty utol freshman swimming toams, who tiro mi'inhrrs i ntraklrv ri*ht hrrr of i'orpoino fraternity. him to pirec* Ifr ki Mem ben o, the Arret,.,. Cub Ray,g * Comeback Hit I .irSL'ETJ'Ir. birk to Its Uim her* they fumbled. Dorothy Daniel Set for Detroit rrs (LAKE THAT COUNTS |URimp rrravrrtl for lto» A special i DETROIT 1,1ft — ! ml frar ptoyt I I honor A LITTLE TlftfK THE Rlf.HT EQUIPMENT dithered off a Robinson, former ml boxing champion win KEEPS YOUR SHOES IN SHAPE Dudek ring two getting something ng team " the MatifiM Niulrr Sid Luckm.n of tht Chir.ge, "Stay out of my bunnc AIL IE TAST PACEAHTIY AND THUNOERWC score stood i minute remain- Didn't W«*te Time EXCITEMENT OF HE ACE OF CHIVALRY! Jack Dempsey never wasted tossed a 49-yard ► Handloaer on the White Carl Morris in 14 seconds on Dec •>ss play failed to 16. 1918 at New Orleans. At Har¬ alf ended. rison. N.J.. on July 27. 1918 he flattened Fred Fulton in 18 sec- Lou Groza, top place he Cleveland Browns. everything from denims 1 kicking foot injured in ar >rl Shorts to dainties SALE '* co-opt. In of Football Ghanu, $39.95 ■'re Dame in IMS. * * •h.eti, linetackar "AFTER - SIX" land Brown., own. NEW TI XIDO. EY BCDOFME Mlk Breufcd—Midnight I 'S"«'d fourtfc J"' '•* fotlaool < hprlngfttld. hoi. lattw Opra at If. J. rbradt ED t-un 1/ put around—all over town BUT Or Whatever You'll never beat BENNETTS They Be... IT /XT Wash and Dry TONY CURTIS for good food and them at 40c a load JANET LEIGH fast service DAVID FARRAR" m pwti m Irao-v *«•" *■ BARBARA RUSH HERBERT MARSHALL-a****' Aliarf SI. liHBdersiie Bennett's MMMS- MtofefctMa TBI MICK! Makes 173 *•» •§ SAVI Appeal Decisions Student Traffic Group Hears Parking Violation Petition* Action on 173 appeal* reunited In 23 withdrawal* by the Student Traffic Court thl* term. Of the other tlto. 49 ticket* were changed to warning* and 101 were miatalned. Fine* mnat be |eai'« exposition i* with display* of cla** projects Auilio-Visual Otilrr and laboratory operatic Several tndustdes « Tn I'rownt r» Film* case is tried display* picturing d c \ The eourt'i ment* In the etifilneerlr mailed to the Next year's exposition planned by the En Council, with faculty Music Officer* are. | Union. Homer Tcrpetra, ' Way la t relation* director, John Temp Only at Jacobaon'* can hiigmeer Issue .vou mv« wardrobe Changes Cover and gift-buying dollar* The Spartan Engineer have "new look" whi a and Ipniiml plus vr.fiH N«X*ember Issue goes «i slip-matching petti- Lrkfielil corpd. Monday. Coats I In nix | beautiful holiday color*, they're lavished and lace. Borne have tipper aide closing*. *ome come ln( both cubit. 30,ttJ mches long. regular and tall length*. National Geographic Soei White, red, blue, / pink with grey, black or champagne. Blip*. *itea 32 to 40. rettkoats. small, r medium or large sites. EXECUTIVE JOBS PURCHASE! FOR •' NYLON TRICOT LINGERIE ENGINEERS What Liml of engineering iulrrnts mi iuu*t a- a life work? LiSed below : FOR EARLY SHOPPERS e »>mr of tlir oppoitunitie* in Bell i.tem companie* for engineering >ililir» o( fieri type . . . well-paid, iliidtmg, priniaiirnt job. in lapiilly CHRISTMAS GIFT / PETTICOATS .-nipan. 3.99.. 5.99 SUPS 3.99..4,99.. 5^9.. 7.99 "p*nM yvf .MVif ifr "o'eB •ke^wt.vn « -i.'.J v; 'K ' '11 r. the future 'V- >b'* ■- M : ; <* ' • tricluor j' "r^ ' » — ia—J I Discus pv Architecture i omj tu jut. "Small ' Horn. \uyM^gt