HOOP8TERS OPEN SEASON WEDNESDAY NIGHT MSC DAILY, STUDENT PUBLICATION , No. 108 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1954 PRICE 6 CENTS Jen, Bullough to Shrine Game Still Vote Due Wednesday [Spartans Bowl-Bound football for five the season #1-1 East-West Shrine game in San will serve as one of the assistant juniors and Francisco on New Year's day. of Michigan Co-Capt. Dan coaches at the Blue-Grey game. Kauth, tackle Don Fausout, Missouri, will be grinders are look- Roland Dotsch and fullback Vic the head coach and Rip Engle, ; more game. Poatula will play in the Christ- Penn State, will be the other as¬ On McCarthy Censure Co-Capt. Le- mas Day Blue-Grey game at sistant. dank Bullough, Mobile, Ala. I'ieiected to play in the 1 Head Coach Duffy Daugherty Dulles Swiss Missile ! Congress Rules Out jSets Debate Blockade Deadline Rnl 11 it ntsT Offers Says U. S. Wants To Catnrcl •Words* touchdowns to pace Peace in Asia in that department. WASHINGTON cPi — Sen. Bullough. a regular for three f CHICAGO (A*) — Secretary McCarthy (R-Wis) won Sen¬ 83 in Miami iitc R«l Protest years, anchored the Spartan line this year and won All-Confcren- of State Dulles said Monday ate agreement Monday night Dreams Cone, , night the United States will to wind up debate and start S. to Continue Mud Arrives act "vigorously" to maintain peace in Asia hut he ruled out voting Wednesday on t h u question of censuring him. While Monday set Spartan. ['»* the present any naval or Sen tamger It-N [> Patrols , iilorknl trmosa Past Spartan performers in to dreaming of a White Chn.t- I blockade of Red China. the Shrine include Duk mas. today will fmd (hem h.v- , »'« •»* '» • »rr- game pared for the 4-H Club Congress, iHIM.TON —The United States told Russia po- Tamburo, Don McAulliffc and ing nightmares about mud. (ha( Amerlc,.s grea,„, contrlbll. phatically Monday that warships and planes of Paul Dekker and Biggie Munn. No snow is predicted but the ,,on ,e ps.re "is to be ready to ho twice directed the will continue to keep close watch over all ship- eastern | temperature will hover around fight, if need be." fnunil I he island of Formosa, including vessels flying ur!utfMy. I.tely, But. he «,.d. Other SHd» (Ml getter. ««"*» th»t thre.ten It. influence. -yh. Chlnem Commum.ta have were Steve Be.. Jim Ward. I It u uncertain. they u,! "'•c- t,Ucd »nd .ttrd with incrcaamg ieho Ftl.iw.ky aad Weldle «- ,h" the rhurche, .re m-rr or lc violence " influentl.l in Aiwtnn Ille then jfe (rpe.ted America', policy in "I1 """ 11 ' *n previous generation*. to have enough striking power to I) 11 . IV . TW report mm tW -Male ef respond ag.inat any new Commi^ Ballet Ducats u* *,«*«« t.. nu\ *• *•,"1 Reach Today Spartan Engineer Exam Re/teats Sets Record .S|>tirUn Shr«-|» 'Tw< BIT"1 T I jillrtl Top* in (.If)** ar>d Jnhnanri n Mu h.g.r, State College M.m ti,♦ die l.n, Cfwm'pJIr'whip ^ t'h^'owr iw * The sei.a at the International Uvr.i.aa L t. vote at J p.m It AH Started This Summer poaitton m Chicafo. p. take* piece, h Long Hours Set Stage for Cage Opener 10 tchoui. with a Scruthern narrwrd bate a ••••al vanta state t*mvevatly had the r The summer a bo | •ervr . hampicm. a Shrnpsh.re. Anderson with a chance Memorial (Unu erl While mod Spartan ha»ket- prospective player* Staff Honor» (om/toser hmeral night', opener are just jptll fan# attend .gainst Mar¬ The Char Jet Iv«* Met norm- NEWS IN BRIEF quette. behind the senr. pre¬ lay at t p-m. th the lluaic Audi- Court I pludd* Si hooi Tax Rale* paration. for the game have Incium by tha music dapartiTK-nt mxkJ the iitataluta and fine alb Thoae preparation! brgaii, with the appointment of Foc- of thia »e«»tu»> reat tForddyl Anderaon at ne» Fartsripating in the cwytrt head coach Anderaon rrplarrd wili t* Josaph Kvana, f'aultft* Prte Nrweli. who accept* a Green well. Kedh Mem arwt Ho- port with the I'nlvtrMty of knou land Say» Red* Hold 20 \ank* portment. and Han* Nathan, of r the literature and fine arts de¬ ASKING maJ Rrt« partment. The Madrigal Singers, •routing plan, whrrrbr all of will Vi» participate tn the pro* SUM', opponent, will be .rout¬ : a t Humor, ed at Meat onee Benmgton K TV ami Lynn along with former Spartan rtar. Inmate* Riot in .\ew Jersey Hospital " •'ton DMh Wealing, handle the acout- - tluuov "ernbera. rr- TRENTON. NJ. TmalMkiH iruonr truwoaU. t*cludif« . '«*>ity. Clydt kilter Hmrd L'nruh. rtotod Monday foe two hour, at the Nowjoracp. § State Hooptul for tho Criminally Ihum. l'nruh, dcKTibtd TBI RlCftlOTft OTAtft ft IB #8 Tuesday, No Kite.* Hit | Armstrong's Death Michii State Board][Loses rowing Pains Veteran Member SI. Shlp'8 diary * II Throb 7:30 P-m, Alpha Tau Omega ?or Colleges 25. Swamp SC. Pall behind 17. Goralat'a Michigan State loat a leader Friday. Winfred G. Arm¬ strong, 78, who died at his Homestead. Fla., home, bad Two anil three times the present number of students SS. Pertaining ■ -ill be swarminfr over campuses throughout Michigan in been a member of the State Bipard of Agriculture, MSCa •.Ultra* governing body, for 11 years. he next few years. The Interim Committee on Higher Education, in Its pre- N. Not to wtll 42*Down: It. Lairs "Throughout that time, 1 12. Stitch gave frosty of hla energy ar 1 minarv report for the Legialature. sees twice the current 43. Derisive 13. Nonmetalllc CQpi Positions hlx wisdom," President John , i nrollment within six years, and a better than three times 45. Symbol for Hannah said. "Many of U i icrease by 1970. The state's two Urges) schools. MSC and th» U of M, Funeral servieei wij) he held i ere only briefly mentioned in the report which offered I nth superficial "How far ran we stretch our dollar?" so- pliahed here can I his account. today in Nitea, where Ann- strong lived for many years. COLLIER'S 6! I itions and a discussion of the basic problems involved. 23. Surgical , Mr. Armstrong ■ ly missed in Michl ALL-AMERICAil Professional training at MSC and the U of M would presumably be emphasized if the Legislature carries out 25. thread Aacegd ly on tho campus i \j» THE one committee suggestion preventing the teacher-training colleges from adding professional schools. But the preliminary report did seek to broaden the cur¬ riculum of the state's four education colleges by expanding 27.0*Uit friend and wise a deep interest thair welfare." /f »' SHOP 8irtU id Meat the 6n«t'„( ,n ,|„ , l.MUed them into general liberal arts colleges. They would then, i by the Amrriran lu,,||„ circularly the study committee said, be able to accommodate an M. French city extra 10,00(1 students. Deo"! Rtim Ala authoritative last . The group went to the heart of the financing problem He was Master of the Michi¬ gridiron aaaaea, in by asking if the state has the obligation to provide free gan State Grange from 1B3S to LOW 1932 and was treasurer of the Prices college educations in the sense that high school training II. ProUabU- Club lllea National Grange for 10 years. DUeotuit-Budget Plan is offered. S». Market Born in Berrien Springs In Open Friday aigkta, Their decision was that it does not have that obligation. 1876, Armstrong was a lifelong Saturday 18-g FJU. Michigan. Sen. f'reighton It. Coleman (It-Battle Creek) said, is "getting closer and closer to where the needs test is non-existent both on scholarships and tuition." resident of Berrien County. He was a rural mall carrier in the county for 23 yeari. 4222 Woodward Ave. Collier^ I DEC. 10 ISSUE ON NEWSSTANDS NOV Although ability to pay shouldn't be the criterion for a college education, the committee said, "free rides" should la; cut down or discontinued. There should be some increase in college tuitions, they INFORMATION ALPHA HO OMRGA REPRESENTATIVES OF ALL said, "to meet the lower value of the dollar." Each dollar of tuition paid by state residents is currently augmented by an approximate five-dollar stale appropriation. The committee also decided the 'two-year community 7 pan., actives 33 Union, pledges 41 Union SPANISH CLUB 7 pan.. . PHI GAMMA NU 7 p.m.. pledging, 3.1 Union MSC VETERANS . ENGINEERING SOCIKTITE8 7:30 p.m.. Midget auto race rules meeting, 103 Agricul¬ PHONE ED 2-1511 Campus Classifieds 8 V. N. International House AMERICAN CHEMICAL SO¬ ASSOCIATION tural Engineering Building and junior colleges were primarily a local responsibility. But it did propose legislation to make possible cooperative CIETY STUDENT AFFILI¬ 8:10 p.m., 11 Union ROTC OFFICER'S CLUB EXT. 268 PAUSE N' PROFIT 3P.i ATION DELTA OMICRON financing of the JC's ami community colleges by more 7:10 pan., 123 Kedzic Cheni 7-8:30 p.m., Old College Hall 7:30 p.m.. Staff Room, than one local unit. Music Building The committee will probably find, though, that some fVAA of Its easy and inexpensive ways out will gel an unenlhusi- 7 p.m., Iaccture Room B, FOR SALE astir reception from educators. 6:30 p.m.. Mural Room Women's Qym It suggested the possibility of using television, radio SPARTAN CYCLISTS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Nc. 7 30 p.m.. College House 7:15 p.m., Peoples Church and extension courses in place of one year of on-campus J aayi ........•■.>.flAN i Recreation Room Chapel truining. 4 d.yf 51.11 5 d«yi II.JS And. although the extra students will require a fuller ADDITIONAL CHARGES use of existing facilities, the suggestion that classrooms be usisl in two shifts will probably lie coldly received, too. STUDENTS for aach word Ck.'fl tor edit ovw IS .... )c par d< II ON WAY TO CLASSES rouenr. t-ii and • Have Time AUTOMOTIVE Phone ID 7-8170. 801 Cherry Laix jon™*' EXTENSION ri.t'll r»xu» m — 7:30 pan, 312 Tues.. Wed., Thurs., FOR SALE BY As Halt and Fridav' J-IIOF HANI! AND TAINMENT COMMITTEE ENTER¬ CHPITDL • TWO HOUR SERVICE Beat the Weekend CORONATION ! 128 Hoato-tt r.D IdM3 LOCATION f? Pr-m i MAT. Ite-NIOHTR * IVN. Mr All PRICES REDUCED ENIIS TONIGHT East Lansing Laundry BALL IU* FOR LESS TOOAV "SI'SAN SLEPT HERE' JEWELRY — and 1 OLDS 76 2 det&r sedan. 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Fla. mount Park. i><>ond; Enter AAA Competition East-West JAN. 1 All - Stars. San Kennedy finished approximately Gordon 170 yards behind the winner, JdcKenzle of the New York Pioneer Club, with a time of 39:S9. gleat-West Life Francisco, Calif. McKentle's winning time was 29:27.5. Jones was approximately er* Next Denver Receives Rose Bowl, Pasadena. Calif.- Ohio State (9-0-0) vs. Southern California (8-3-0). 150 yards behind Kennedy at the finish with a clocking-of 30:18. Kennedy led from the starting gun and held that position until the AMtUteA Tnm Sugar Bowl, New Orleans- mile and a half marker where McKcnzie took the lead. Tony Pasant i.bound Ohio 1 named a. the 1S54 eUiiite football State cham- Blues' Franchise Navy (7-2-0) vs. Mississippi (9-1). Cotton Bowl, Dallas-Arkan¬ Kennedy placed eighth in last year's race while Jones was 13th. Both men ran unattached because Kennedy i: mes was an individual entry. Bob Brewn I .inner of the O'Donnel! sas (8-2-0) vs. Georgia Tech Bob I Trophy, The New York Yankees (7-3-0). Campus Classifieds . . . High Readership Bogart final Associated Press tlwdaj Orange Bowl, Miami-Nebras¬ Campus Classifieds . . . Low Cost chlse to Denver In the hrrz ttraui ka (0-4-0) vs. Duke (7-2-1). poii»"■ ««»"• X r- Crts writers and broad- delphia A's to Kan.<» Ctty Tangerine Bowl, Orlando, isting i record-breakin* Fla.-Omaha (9-0-0) vs. Eastern Although no sale pefce s» mnmii „c4 Ohio's Buckeyes by Kentucky (8-0-1). ,67(1 points to 3.5M $100,000. It was npertK :fcr Yank] JAN. 8 Del De Young wants to know: that figurf. Senior Bowl. Mobile. Ala.- Bob Howsam. Denver gereral tr,i Edwin C. Johnson t D-CUo ». mdl operate the club under ing agreement with the Y/X*e$ « rt» will provide the pla What sort of manager. The Yanks owned the Kai tfas City franchise in the tion but stepped aside for Arnold J The definite move by The Yanks Enfland-Cook Company work is franchise should break the kg >ir. 410 East Michigan final ranking pull Phone 2-1215 Res. ED 2-S!M involved in n"s involved Philadelphia A s simj half of them listed iret UCLA drew 131 vote*. But the point 'Mini Sideliflhts Michigan Slnli'Cullrge usual basis of 10 for ace vote. 9 for second UNDERGRADUATES Fall Term Film Series technical sales X GRADUATES Tonight -7 and 9 P.M. MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. Fairi-hilil Theatre at DuPont? boxing ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, available berth CHEMISTS. CHEMICAL A (ireat Weslern Film Weifhing-in ENGINEERS. PHYSICISTS. Whon tha Hand* AND MET ALL! RGISTS held today. The gymnastic* point atralght up... Representative* from TIIE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER tha axcitamant COMPANY. In Dayton, Ohio. will play South- m Rush i .mner-up in the inference, in the Year's Day. UC- second straight the PLACEMENT I tie. is ineligible to f ive Bowl. South- placed l?th in the Clarence "Ding" Bell answers: rennial Big Seven ' B ! is last ng ineligible for a played in the New Year's j . LOADS OF FUN RSONAL a Well, if I ivtid "All aorta," it might sound a hit vague to man i* going to U» truly effective in such a Mituation, he yuu. Del. but it wuuld In* very How tit Uut truth. That's i!iunt posmsm i-ertaiii huuutn qualitie* in addition to hia iding teams with first «r» m parentheses and FOR EVERYONE Imcuuw technical miUn work at Oil Pont I tearing in mind tlx* great diverMity of product* we have— in broader ill mitpe than a lot of otlier Ui'hnii ill a*HigiotH'ut*. and techmcal ability. That i*. Im in nut really like jmople and Im hi merely intereHted in Imlpmg tiiein wive their prob¬ lem*. lie muni in everv neime of 11m* word - Im? an Wt IMS) » # 3J7I •s*T require* additional talent*. 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The customer in nuVlm*- He want* to make a better product, incrrium lu* *aleH, reduce cowl* or do all three. idea of what I meant hy "all *nrtn" of work. lad me etnpluuoxe ono more |Niint. The importance of effective sale* work i* fullV utHler*t«Mid and appreciated hrfinu (2) »-| 252 W1TII Naturally, lie'* looking for reliable technical advice and at Du Pont? In ttie |>a*t. nalen work ha* I men one of the l (1) 7-3 233 intelligent action* that applv to hi* H|>ecific condition*. active mails to top management job*. There is every M-l 144 With the iiM>|HTation of the customer and lM»lp from rcHNon to ladieve that tin* will continue in the future. 134 our own rr*cnri h people, wlwn nece**iiry, tin? problem Vaughn Monroe k Twli i-g.| 153 will M*mer or later be "licked." " t *liferi»le 8-3 127 We have found, though, that if a technics a;. 73 i sr 122 teiAMii v mm a mooucno** 73 I lit mIss N4 tlVII y I 45 GARY COOPF.'fi • HIGH NOON' LATE PERS DMKU JTl0lJU.il trade OP 9-1 i. (Im SEEL N TRUEVISION MK oi l) BIKE DEC 3rd I a new bike AUDITORIUM . AND HOW IT STARTED. AT. liege biie Med on Sale M (Won Met (Hike ag* 8. Aftet being an editor of the I set my tight i on Xsquire. It t the editorship after atmtRM»HI1 tec, advertising copy writer SHOP '*»■> UKOAH »'* no (Utrt g 1« VHKISON RD. "I started Smoking qameia I ft El) 2-4117 11 years ago Ita fried many other brands, but my chock always is Camel Kb other brand. IS so mild-yet so rioMgsHnq]' **1* SHOPPING Af.AlX AT... »'» burl 9Np Btrfcsy) M Jagg. * ciMaicai tm- U» u4 LP,.. te2L - io$ a«wi I* A TRB MICRIOAK 8TAVB H*W* T**d«r, Former Red Prisoner Sheppard's : Ilk Safety Award Gen. Bus. It Acctg. Majors lot Presented to To Sub for Stringfellow Tftjuries9 Coat Control or Purchasing Position,. Journalism Majors for Creative Work. AU tj Stops Smiling College Station ' indent Hie- «> «be Lac- Hong Kong ha US3. Decried of Engr'a. Physicist, and For the second years time in two WKAK received a National of a talk by , Correspondent In or Prod. Math Majors Fed R«l Poison , Safety Council Public Interest Award for exceptional service Enajigrralion Control operatic To Her Husband degree people for Pereonnel. farm safety. Claimed by Slate All interested In Production, WKAR was one of 34 radio TULSA, Okla. (SV-The smile stations and (lire, television Supervision or sales, regard that wreathed Mrs. Nannie Does' one to receive awards at a CLKVKLANI)(/P)—A phy- less of major Nev. 29-3# The Tranc Co. face through cheerful con- ncil meeting for members of Mcch., Elec., Civil or Chem. siclnn who examined Dr. National Association of Tcie- and hero of WorlR Engr's. for Sales. Mech. or t she poisoned four Snrnuol li. Sheppard after Chem. Engr's. for Research 01 War II until his story was ques¬ Development tioned by the Army Times. hie wife'* murder, testified Monday at her arraignment on a The college station was cited Nov. 39 Bedford Township Elementary—1st, 2nd and 3rd Monday the osteopath show¬ grade teachers nurder charge. r Its references to farm safety during 1934. preparation of farm ed no sipps of serious injury Elee. or Mech. Engr's. Also The 49-year-old grandmother interviewing for Public Ser¬ ■afcty programs for state distri¬ such as a broken neck or tood solemnly in Common bution and special safety pro¬ vice Co. of Northern Illinois 'leas Court as Judge Lloyd H. during National Safety an injured spine. Nov. 39 McMlllen Feci Milts Animal Husbandry or Bus. Ad. grams Instead, Dr. Rlrharct Hester, a | Majors for Sales Training McOuIre read the Information ac- Week. To The Romantic Kurd,. ig her of the death of her general praetictloner, said Shep- Nov. 3C Monsanto Chemical Co. Ph.D. only—Chemists; fifth spouse, appointed a defense Chem., paid's pulse, respiration and blood attorney and ordered Elec nr Mech Of Plaiil Taffeta pressure were normal last July 4 after he claims a strange his pregnant wife. Maril Dr. Sheppard wore a hrare for weeks after the drr and said his neck was pain¬ fully Injured. or abrasion* on the back of his neck," Ur. Ilexter tcstifictl of hi* Centennial Issue The state claim* Unit the 30- 31-year-old wife to death in Planning Begins hi* her bed after a quarrel over hi* love affairs with other women. \For Stamp Debut Dr. Sheppard now is in the seventh week of a first degree murder trial for his life. the afternoon of July 4 lie was ' j I'litnnitur was a'ar'etl Monday to note the new U.SSstamp the first physician culled in by honnriitR the founding of MS(' and Pennsylvania State the coroner to check on Shep- The ceremony will be held in The state suggested the in¬ connection with Founder's Day, juries were fcignet!, oi exagger¬ the opening event of the Centen¬ ated. ! Centennial director. nial year. Arthur Warner, assist¬ | The group will include Clifford > Dr. Ilexter testified Shep¬ ant professor of general business, pard'* brother. Dr. Stephrn will act as co-ordinator for the Sheppard. told hint there was a vetebra fraeture In the nerk i Morrison, professor of geography;' —a break in one of the small Malcolm Trout, dairy professor. | Charles Ball, professor of cheni- Hut Corrigan brought out thai 1 Poatmaster General Arthur Dr. Steve assured him there were | Summerfield Is expected to make the offlrtal presentation defendant. J •f the new atamp Jointly to President John A. Hannah and 1 Jnks for the anehor chain of ! i TAILORS the super aircraft carrier For- ! of I'enn State. Smith said. 1 the chain is strong enough to lift The new stamp was approved , by the Postmaster General on