Students ONLY 7 teNews I MORE CLASS DAYS TILL FINAL8 M 8 C V—y DAlLf atUDENT PUBLICATION ■ v it 1, No. 106 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN V WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1964 0111 Plan Reds Jail ills UN American Airmen Legislative Group Asks proval oposal Goto Higher College Tuition inimous Vole Committee fjl) nations, n. y. The Western Wants Study nig joined ' l',N. member* In ft, Of Finances ^inimous vote •pprwv- tsjdent Kisenhowor"* (ir-pe*ce plan. fit RICRtOAW STAfS Hit* Wednesda ■ Nowitiiwj Uttjtttp AeEditor Absurd Charges, Reasons J Vnkinslcy- ?or Gratitude A Mm Out of Piece Sttys One Reader A sharp chill in th« air, prey, leaden skies, a cold wind ton's childish You could never listen to >ringing the promise of approaching snow—once more it's circumstances without womb amrni ,s ime for Thanksgiving. It. Rocky wor|h|^ on In the mind behind the ptoooeto One wonders Spartans by the thousands are packing their baps, buy- Vishinsky was an educated 13. Girl's in source Of ng train, bus or plane tickets, startinp their homeward Helton', reks to spend the. holiday with friends and relatives. man. Yet he the meet parroted aeme of unintelligible drivel VSSSL ♦t Greek letter . Tomorrow mast of them 2* natal 30. Goes askore ' will ait down with their fam- ' ilies to a well-filled Thanks- pivinp table. Afterwards lest am he was accenting Ma they will relax, catch up en their sleepinp, or possibly stndy a little. In preparation far fall term finals. I to I ntities. have seen him Some will attend special up a news conference in Thankspivlnp services in lo¬ faced confusion when pi heart of HoHon's pro- cal churches. Others have al¬ too hard by reporters. ready shown their thankful¬ He did his beat to eonee fact that, even gi .deputy U ness by attendinp campus minister and chief of the relipious events durinp the sian delegation to the I past week. Nations, he could not con To many students, how¬ ever, as to many other people n this country and ape, the real meaninp of Thankspivlnp s vapue and shadowy. The idea of a turkey-and-pumpkin- course, tha only delegate who "iSSX? had such trouble.) Nor could he u'e feast and a welcome vacation outweiphs the relipious entirely cover up the awkward ipnificance. The history of Thankspivinp does not start with the ttprims. In the earliest religion*, days i a oss eat ef piaee. were set aside when the people could ex- of Russia's great- Michigan State News ■ i one press their pratitude for rrs, both In knowledge bteMsinps received, a prac¬ 1 which he wrote prob- tice which has continued to the present day. rch J. l«7f at the Since those early liegin- ninps, Thankspivinp has I Collegiate Pre**. been celebrated in many ways, and for many reasons. Kepnrdless of their current J troubles, someone has al¬ RH4 Christ*nam ways found somethinp for 3420south Ingiliii -IrtTl which to be thankful. Kilt whnt do we, students ."ESS, 9 a.m. to 9 p of MSC in the fall of 1954, have to Is- thankful for to¬ day? Before we can really appreciate the meaninp of Thankspivlnp, this question must be answered. Many would say that we should be thankful for our prosperity and our hiph standard of livinp—an abundance that went with it. He was thor¬ PHONE ED 2-1511 Campus Classifieds of food, clothiny, shelter, trans|iortation, material necessi¬ DOLLAR PROFITS ARE POSSIBLE oughly capable of absorbing Office Phong ties and luxuries. Others mention our pood povemment, what he and thinking things and our freedom from inse¬ saw 4-1*3* EXT. 268 out In his own mind. 712 llank of THRU WANT ADS COSTING PENNIES curity and want. These thinps are pood rea¬ Lansing Rldg. sons for our pratitude. They CLASSIFIED MTB are American reasons for an American day of happiness, GIeat-West Life ASSUKAHCE COMPANY FOR SALE PERSONAL S. •»!. Late pern* security and peace. . Many Americans Thurs¬ REMINGTON PORTABLE TYPE day will lie statlnp their thanks for these things. But too many of them will be just saying common, nice- sounding phrases. They won't really be thinking AUTOMOTIVE about their blessings. A thought of the thous¬ TUCSON. Aria. 1>P)—The AIL PRICES REDUCED trsx jsxrs school board has asked for new BmrgMhMY | ands starving in Korea or BUY FOR LESS TOOAY FX Int«r bids from milk companies to the homeless in war-torn Indochina might make Amer¬ supply milk to the schools. Low icans appreciate their warm houses and stuffed I BtooMtrrnpl turkevs, bM was 2« cents a quart. The mS&i Perfect rrs COMING! cor their free government and economic same grade milk can be pur- aecuritv, a little bit SERVICE more. Then they'd know the real meaning of Thankspivlnp. CHRISTMAS : O E PR-1 light ■ INFORMATION NKW SHOW TODAY Krupka. 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The latest accident happened while Szypula was doing some very WEEK-ENDER complicated and difficult tricks for the benefit of a photograher Road 30 also will be the weigh- taking photos for a new book authored by Szypula on the art of for the contestants in the tumbling. ^ C'T. and wrestling tourneys, ^ Sidelined % iSi to the Thanksgiving Day there will be IM foot- h *. no rEligil'ility i»ight. The regular schedule sume on Monday. Michigan S • V«n lleflln • OfW Tlerney In Boydston II * * * "BLACK WIDOW" ICH.SP *nintf road trip. ^ EDDIE * SCHILLER * most valuable 1 \ Honored Top Lineman By The Associated Press aa Starts 1*1 »1 TOMORROW! t the Spartans will players Max Boydston, who has bee Tech at Potsdam, playing a terrific game at end fo j> they will travel Bucks Top llclans . for a game with Football Ratings SMALL'S 211 So. Waahlngton Remain Unchanged caught the eye writers and broadcaster of thf By The Associated Trtm ating players for the lit Ohio State, ruler of the Big Ten, heads The Aasc iated the week honor, Press weekly football poll Tuesday for the second si aight i Boydston scored oi week. 1 Anderson What have VICEROYS got Calls Clinic 'Big Success' IM Results that other The high school basket I: filter tip cigarettes clinic which was held here I Saturday was termed a hi y'a entire IM fen GET SET NOW success by all concerned. For Winter Dance Season UCLA received S3 fir C.ood dancer* are alwayit popular. And that otes and 2,162 point*. ia especially true when it cornea to the winter aeaaon—dancing ia auch an important part of haven't gat? Hayes* Bucks topped the Uclans by the slim margin of only 7 CBPITDL holiday fun. So don't let poor dancing spoil your good time*. 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For the lady With Y.oung ldra» W» hi., young Win in our WALLACE ll.hioo-«t)Wd frimn. iloag with tU |H»Vt MOIET malum lip-tri.no. inj AH lint rnaka r so long." Student Judiciary. The eleven Visit Our students involved were given their choice of appearing before Style - Conscious the student court or the Admin- Salon DURING JACOBSON'S One student also lost the priv¬ ilege of driving until the end of winter term. The four students have been notified that this violation will Hall of Frames MONTH-END be taken into consideration if any of them are involved in fu- Participating in the Lansing The ir Fast, Professional Repair Service celebration were the MSC Ac¬ that thi if Our experience, Knowledge and Fir tivities Band, Varsity Club queen Joan Wenzel, Harvest Hall queen tified. equipment work to fill yonr prescripts The : with the Greatest Accuracy. Judith Bradley, and MSC ROTC Units. tion were put on disciplinary In Flint, the MSC Band; Homecoming Queen Joyce Cosmann and her court; Marching Miss probation by the Dean of Stu¬ dents Office Monda.W Capitol Optical Studio "It Michigan, Jan Soincrs; Porpoise Queen Dot Daniels, and the Spar¬ Farm Theme MM m .i Mk HT V /ih tan cheerleaders added to the "A Century of Partnership - Hannah I'miscs Agriculture and Michigan State" be the theme Farmer's Week of the 1955 at MSC to be i ■ n M u K n n \ r soh held Feb. 7-12. | j j J ■ .r"4 * f i jM | m 1 J j (lam/hiif,(ii as M A i< it; v i A e '" is President John A. Hannah congratulated Alpha Phi Omega, day evening for its "Save Our Grass" campaign held each year. Alt) is organizing a Riders Bureau, whereby students living |n Lansing or outer East Lansing the and forth from the campus. Such Beginning Wednesday Morning at 9:30 A. M. a bureau existed three years ago. 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