gKEWS SNOOP flNDS WOLVES COCKY: PAGE 4 Issue Tickets ftcoDays iTifkrt* T°ul iTTun Lasl Year ' w first two dayi of ,o( tho student driv¬ en, the Campus Po- Tj tlfkets Monday ami I, These violations will NEW YORK

— Joe , |SJS it all vlolaUosis Collins, part time first base¬ Mine period Ust man. bench warmer and I Campus Police issued ( pinch hitter, smashed two plN tickets home runs today to give {he WASHINGTON <*) — Most New York Vinlceea firat k—tWUUwu inelad- |M>is fw 'sllaee <• »«* Republican leaders are reluc¬ blood over the Brooklyn . Mn.ua areas: 5 far tant to concede that Presi¬ Dodgers, 6-5, in the opener I (emit: »■* 2 loT dent Eisenhower may retire J*® Celllna (left). New York Yankee first baseman, may be the hero ef the IMS World Series. of their sixth world series. (etween 2 am. ('•Illna, the "feat" ef the 1952 Series with Brooklyn, hit two home ran* and drove In three run* to The 33-year-old inficlder, who Three la* flgteraa lee the Elaenhawer administration I to private life because of his lead the Yankees to a •-5 opening rame victory over the Dodgers. showed a puny .148 batting av¬ pane eut- Elston Howard (center) the heart attack. But at leant , » park in the desig- elde the Treaaeery Balldlng in Waahingtan fallowing a luncheon : a Yankees' left-fielder, hit one homer and got 2 RBI'* In the Bronx Bomber*' win. Whitey Ford. erage for five previous world ser¬ imposes a penalty of ooeefirence to dloenm wnya of keeping the government join the "*« °f the students in raising their Michigan game those around Eisenhower t* that The weatherman has predicted spirit when the hpartan Spirit stages fctrUck „u, Pct. Wl.c n„.Sv. Vleid. » Campus Police have not > he will seek to out hi* pre- the first pep rally of > to devote their full en- serve cooler and partly cloudy for the the year. Friday night. i--< a single to snntrr *oi Hoy la enforcement of the stu¬ Publisher's Responsibility j sent term but that it i* highly un¬ morning and early afternoon with Don Gillette, chairman of the j Campanolla on a tlccp fly to Hank likely he will be a candidate temperature high* of 72 to 78 de¬ bborn a issued these violations By DEBBY HAM. again. grees. BULLETIN i committee, has announced that I the pre-Michigan rally will be itauer and flip,.ed a third s*nke I past Fuiilftrs swinging bat to nail these lickets to the I The AP polled GOP state chair¬ The mercury will drop again | it down. State Newt Night KPitor men. national committeemen aad tonight to 42 to 48 degree*. Retlff Fire German* held in Jenison Ficldhouse at ITtsfte Appeal Court by It was Feed's victory and an- I en Appesl Form with- Integrity was boosted to a prominent position in the pub- national rorfimittecwomen. They Looks like real fall weather is MOSCOW

—The Presid¬ 8 p.m. Friday night. LkM of the issuance of the Ushers' profession Wednesday at the first evening session here to stay. ium ef the Supreme Soviet | other auspicious start far the m . n . . • . of the tenth and last symposium at MSU. i • ...... enhower should run again? Tney Wednesday adapted a decree One of the features on the j Yanks who own 4 record i a fabulous 18- |wcre ,sked to nlmt th, 8,177 Germnh war program will be the appear¬ A WKAR radio and Theater audience heard Fairchildj Malcolm; # * a . strongest candidate the GOP i could nominate in the event he 2 Lectures ance ef Geerge Guerre, farmer Rpartan football great and a | The winner of captured It af SI previous soc¬ The decree ietlatad the Proa- le*. Grim deserved hia share af Jebneofk, executive vice-president i w wy jj doe* not. as well as second end FW7 T? - familiar figure at pep rallies Ml em faun* II lm(.m«Mi ta re¬ 8TB T« Neetmnd te-xHHs*! J(i IIMi# ohotroe. The officials «4)4» fMlllfe hi the poet. praise and so did Elston Howard bec, lit ether Peril he- the publiaftier'* role "to defend j ! told their names would not be eeese ef the ".(Mill trevlty" Another pocaible speaker, said integrity in communication* in V/*fagwJv#/y>// llf^Ca fa 1C. f« fghw* used 'f lh<*y M' *vrM un* Latin Author ef their effenae* against the Gillette, will be George Alderton. the twentieth century." J IMF | der those Circumstanced, many Sevtet people. ise mm m a chose not to comment. The figure m*ntl*nad In the sport, editor of the Lansing State; But lht. bis m C'ollUva Jahnaeu axirtif that every Dr. Juan Marin, of Latin fTORK OPk-Thc itock "to eee that hia ttaki reflect Meeting today man Vice President Nixun menttoned meat frequently wu ike America** foremost contemporary writer*, will give two lecture* at one draw tallied ritacHf with the 9.828 total thai Premier Ntketai Journal, Alderton has been sport* editor ! from the coal filed* of Scranton, homer, lined Into I roiacd d'tft.g the recovery An insight into "The Nwcult) j a* the atrongeat candidate next Bulgenin gave Weal German || fourth sent the Yanks |V«inr$day and continued truth aad Integrity aad do net MSU next week. of the Lansing St.te Journal for II for Integrity in Communications I* Elaenhawer. Home of thooe Chancellor Adenauer during out front I etond session to repair lead themselves to distortion ef f)r Marin will speak on "Civil¬ over 30 year* and is referred to 4-3. and hi* second smash. t >iiflcrcd in Monday*! the faeta." in the Twentieth Century" will | naming Nixon refrained from ization In India" in English on their Meaeow ronftren** aa the number ef German* attll held as the dean of Midwest spoil* 400-foot wallop into the bleachers • ik. ■ utimsted that the initial Acknowledging that books claim continue Thursday in the Fair- rndorainf him personally, hut termed htm the best-known Monday at 8 pin, in the Music Aud Tuesday he will lecture in by the Sevleta. writer*. He is credited with nam- in l ight center with Yogi Bcrra on [' £ ad _ lusting influence *ince the in- child Theater poosibility. A number said they Spanish on "Contemporary Liter¬ i ing the State athletic team* the I ba.se ill the sixth provided the something like 13 bil- lat< inning insurance the Yanks vention of printing in the fifteen-; The highlight ot Thursday's wanted to aee who Elsenhower in Chile" 32 Union i from the quoted value th century as * permanent rcpos- sessions will be James T Parreli, j favors if he does not run him- ature 8:30 pJt, in at Carnival Spartan*, after the fust name j needed. [fe r.U« listed on the New change from MAX' to MSC. itory of idea*, the veteran editor Brooklyn rocked Ford, the lefty i Eschar.gr So far the > no{Qd Author (,f ..Y«»ung Lonigan" "lf His latest hook. "The Fegypt I who dared to face the heavy I to regained around 5% t fciiar* of thai amount. olTUsU.™ j <-««.- who witlj other* mentioned s. the "strong- of the rkaraoke," waa awarded To Preview A Ise en the program, arcerd- ing to Gillette, will be the aa- j right-hurided sluggers of the Dod-# "Ideus can be dangerous but I represent the novelist* at 8 p.m. , <-«( candidate if Eisenhower dews the "Aieaea" prise ef Chile, as tlenally-knnwa Michigan MUte j ger*. and scored two run* in the J tar of the World Series it5 rytme'i attention away suppression of lions can be even more dangerous idea* in publira-! Rev. John MelUn minister of I 'M>t run p*ere Chief Justire Earl j the First Presbyterian Church, ! not run wer Warren. Secretary of the Trras- Ike heel hook ef IM4. (tome ef hia hooka are on dtapiay at the Campus Clubs Marching Band. Plana are In the making far the hand to per- second off inning nn Furlllo's homer the top of the four-foot wall k ■ | • market, and the pace erf I ury George M Humphrey and MRU Library. I towed to the maintenance of a democrat- New York City, will open the Freshmen and transfer student* farm one ef Its new dance num¬ (Aee YANKERM WIN. Page I) markedly. Total Milton E Eisenhower, the Pres- I <17 »ai 3 :80.000 share* ic society," he declared. j second day's session at 2:M pan. ! ident's brother who heart* Penn- He traveled extensively in the will have a chance to get ac¬ bers at the rally. 1! I as a representative of the read- Orient for several years as Chile * quainted with Michigan State'* : With .VtoO.OOQ share* 1 * Intermediary between ' sylvania State University. War- Aa aa Another tentative plan is to Leelanau Selioot \y ing public, ambassador to India. club and activities at the annual •• JO Ml Monday, _ the aether aad the eutside j Jackson Towno, MSI. librar- rrn ^a" m*<^r *n ^r* Activities Carnival Oct. 8. have the bund meet in front of ^kuciatpo Prm.s average of wnaetd, the pabttaber U aaswer- second revocable deci*u»n not to seek » up *2 00 at 1175.00. abie ta Ma ataakhalderm. aath- ian, will introduce the , The Carnival will be held in the Union and lead the students to Presents Exhibit 11210 Tuesday and lost Jahnsan said speaker, Kurt Enoch. Prr»lde..t of the New American Librae, of rkcUvv office .*.1.1. There «u . rc.lterm* of vnt.- MSU Professor Msrklln Stadium CencouM hem1 the fjeldhouse in a parade at \\ii ■ Pftouuv 7 to II p.m. The event ia sponsor- j i The Ixelanau Summer School |jt|» '• .... _. ia liniiai f the dltrauaa af <"r u^" 7 World Literature. Inc ernrmn avion . in the .ft- Enoch will -(>eak OOP tliure, M.ny of 1^' To Arbitrate for ed by AWS and K.I Cbunrtl. approved T„,o, by Bandma.trrT , Leonard ^ ' Art rjlh'b" w'" " j Union Art 4i.||ery this wc«k «' <"•*>"» ul^ reached declined to name a partictpAtlxg to tot tographers Earb rlub / ,l .n..hiuhf>r< _ . Falcone yet, he said. aec.nd chotre. but mer.tio.wd Ford, UAH-CIO as through Monday. ReferTin* to eensor.hip from pressure «~"P» The rnrt,v"^„ ,hr ,,nth Carnival will ipihir a * One feature ot past pep rallies 1 The paintings on exhibit werg i tr b»v*i Pbolo Editor. Chuck speaker aaked. How far .hoi Id WnP-^'" ,ymp»,um. .uoo.,01 or four ptnona « good po,. Prof, Charles C. Killings worth, displaying which will be missing is the ap- d®n# b* studrnU who board- I'l ^ksi put out . request for Bjd.o. Television. «btllU«. head of the rrlbing Ita el out in the fishing town of Le* li a manuscript be revised to pla- ' department of eco¬ peaiance of Athletic Director. land and gr.pheri inter- Journalism and Information Ser¬ Hevrral unspoken factors may spent the day painting— : r cat* a prejudice?" In repty Jtihn- nomics, has been appointed by 1" * "e rg for the SUte contends "the reader h.« as vices. have contributed to the reluc- the Ford Motor Co and the bonfh*. a ,ugher1y Both men will ta»at*. shacks and attendant ac- ,i{- 1 h.e much rifht for accurate dot. lis m-uau> UAW-CIO to serve as a standing chairman »»f the Carnival. Total of the t'num „ .. ik/f. . ■ those reached to rsprees Arm ^ w,th team at Ypsilanti. tivlty and the a* he ha* to correct spelling and Male KtlllflillfC f.lfliriilln arbitrator under their national d %0 lhr ^ eahibitkm room, the 11 ihrri display will Sought hi* haart and conscicnir to guide sponsored by Building Ortifw'* juuie possible successor* to the' application aiising under the i L .?il * ral,y u brin* run much like lie open dally frum 8 azn. to t [W Programs him," Johnson stated. Conference of Michigan, will l* head of their paily at thi* *tagr | agreement • JO p.m., » »0. end 10 ta. | , f„.nr game telly, uld Gillette p.m .. -reded for this A put aad *r44to acarched fur held Oi t 5, 8 and 7 in the Union The group will discus* building ! even if they were confident that i would not seek re-election The MSU professor will con¬ tinue his work a» head of the eco¬ Included In tk 1 a iaflaaHen af ftntocrMy to their nomic* department and a* co-»»r- he *nnf if the PM Rap QuAsl LT Ser.es. ac- officials duties, foning admin is- j state (i(JP Chairman I > rHve fhM daring the af- dinator of the Vietnam Technical • III ke "It's a Blue Mferid" aad IraLon. tlesign control, multiple I person of li*wa said. "No • -> U, -..un ticket office. ► -nterer-esj rvay tigQ up dwelling*, heating plant*, inspoc- American would want him dclib- Aasistance project Killing**orth. author of num¬ bert af the group are Jha Coop¬ M) uy between 1-l.i See BYMPOMI'M. rage 3 Uon burners, and fire hazard*. J irately to JMcnlirc hi* life in pub- er. Detrett iuntor; Bek Whipple. erous article* and txioka on labor ha* previously served Issnisi nain; Deve Retort*. Ike's (ondilion Heller Among those named after Nix- relations ^n. That i* aa national umpire under several j on or bracketed with him and other labor-management c«m* Dearborn graduate stnffsut; aud DENVER tA*I Mounting h*»pe* that President Ki.mitower may i j V other* by official* declining to return to the helm of government within a riH>nth were strrngtheued rank the p«i**ibillties were Chief j tracts, Wednesday The osygt*n lent was reiiMivcd from his hoapitol room. m !f«'s No Place Like Home Justice Warren, hecrrtaiy Hum¬ phrey. ben. William F KnowUnd of California, hen Everett M Fleas Flee; Seek Master of reremonie* will be George Pari* Dearborn junior. Applications from groups desir¬ Mureus Child Returnetl a a a '***• Htftxcgg "supply electric power. A few Dtrksen of Illinois. Gov Chris¬ had his AU of rule* and regula¬ ing to sponsor a booth will to ac¬ SAN FRANCISCO »/4*i A rhildlrxs housewife who "just had to l Xlcta tions imposed by home-owner* Obviously, there wa* only one weeks ago. he began construe- tian Herterof Massachusetts, (iov Goodwin J Knight of California Stpiirmiiiff Thief cepted until Oct. 4, McGuirc Mid have a baby remorsefully surrendered Robert Marcus to a The purpose of the Carnival is Stockton — priest to OuriM Christ. tion. LONDON UP)—It'i enough to early We«tnr»da> nine days after the newborn boy WM and Harold E SUaaen. special as¬ thing to do if he would remain Down route 127, about a mile to provide an opportunity for new kidnaped in ban Fran«k*'erTyt which hu labor are taking shape. about various organisations and e r ha* taken days to bring up to g* y * • * _ r >K Only the foundation, are up * llfMllfl 4r-other - i-m1 *n ■tudent trie 1 cast, But there he faced » pc°h" m. Money. so far. but Chrtstensen is opti¬ Wolverine to Hold scratch. to craato interest to Campus ac- tivitie*. McGuirc aaid. I t» HI JOT VitVtS I current mistic. By January, he aays, Cheapen, manager of the Troxy WAISIIINGTON (/ft Chairman l*ewis thr Stance housing He had some, but not nrarty — Straus* of the Md • thotw: he ta buy 0 home of hi* he'll be able to move In. Already he's making plana I Coffee Hour at t movie house at suburban Step my, put his miniature performers Mercer Calls Energy (nmniixMoo said Wednesday night the Genev peace confereme showed the United State* "well ahead" to own. foe an additional bedroom and f The Wolverine will sponsor a . out on display in the lobby to ad- Is J" * or he So. being enlerpeuing. be de- coffee hour at 4 p.m. today in Old ! veriJec circus film u*es of the atom but with Rumus "seriously challenging" ita V ^-ra-npq, rtded to bttUd one perhaps a carport. Christcnscn estimates that by College Hall. a coming I Overnight they disappeared Cabinet Meeting ship i^L°L*"'TKk'him«»- * e« He took what money be had, bought ■ tat. and started the time the ho— ia ready tor All students, including fresh- | "You've no idea how hard it is Bill Mercer, Secretary af Gov¬ • • 8r He wag hia own architect. occupancy, ha will have spent men and transfers, are invited to | to Aad a nice juicy flea in London ernmental Affaire, all-Daivcrnty Hurricane Kills 200 " about *2.000. | attend. Staff members will thoro days," he said. "P ■tudent umait, kaa called a lu ® was »l«wstat The ho— will hove four roomsi: . "nd orZZ And. being enterprising, he a i ptoin the eopywriting. pbotogra- offend a hob a shilling—14 cents mcctlaf at h NRW YORK on — Huntcane Janet, paefclac a kitchen, bwtroom. bath and started looking for a roommate. | phy. selling, indexing, typing, of- MB, but had no Uker*. an hourend apparently growlnc, reared toward th* J??" *» "Might as well make a little ; Ace work, promotion, and artists "BoaBy. it*s enough to make a at 1 e'etaefc la Ita' Tower Kajthcrn Ifaln Wedneertay nlpbt, leaving aa fed up He Rot hi. father and broth He bed money on the aide,-' ta figure*. j Jobs .avaiiabto. ■MkORUina." of UM m to 'i V..-..' • . * tv-t fi K. a - .. . ' ' * ~'s*V '■ w-c ■ r--, r'-t ■ •*?-: - we •• MICH-V04H STAT* NE^TS Thoraday, September 29 DnklNN Lite (an Be. Smash Right Through LETTEK8 BEING EOMANCE Carol wrote him Needs a lettp more letters ORANGE, V». (A3}—John W. urse -By DONN SHELTON Thompson knew Carol Reyn¬ olds but they nevef h»d 1 date. A American month were after fxchaj airman Mf.u St.If New. Mantling Editor When Airman First Class the Reds was w..i,. ■ A pep rally without a team and clear Ha.nrdav every time Thompson became a prisoner hw. there were weiion,pd| " itl 'I p Last Push and a tight song without no punch. That was the dim pic¬ ture four short days ago. Stale mm a TO. As for the missing team — it will be gone but not forgotten. of the Red Chinese, though, for Carol and John. wejlfi Time, however, has taken a The squad will leave Friday af¬ A (Mt dml of work V « if I'i i Michigan State News _ heavy toll on that situation. ternoon and stay in Ypailanti >lmo«t reached the pay-off etas*. that A giew tug tMe ef reeentmewt night. i Iv Ii A faculty committee has been formed to atart netting Since they can't be at the pep ' I « • y up a Great Issues course for seniors. en the Spartan campus has vir¬ tually unchanged the changed rally, the rally will go to them i • .\1 via radio. Through WKAR-FM A year ago. the seniar Ham af I9SS a mated the ad¬ fight seng. and tape recorder, a portion of iWkStfjtfS ssf, SS ministration with a reaaeal far aarh a naa. It Already attacked in the State i the rally will be taped and A, ~M frit that in these times af tcaaiaa. pUmtiar anian News, the song will take an¬ broadcast to the team in Yp- Mill www In advmt, for on* torn. is. t„ other going over Friday night at UJV tor am* tonwTwto. needed a practical aaderstaadiac af the treat Wanes af silanti. lll»>» _ I.' the pre-U of M pep rally. The ylto Intend Dally Praw. Ateoclatcd Anoclittd Frr.. f At-i ^ the day. key to this entire week is a Duffy message to Deughterty will tape be presented at the Ana MrOIMhlln. N>U*»t Ag For a year now, a class committee has been stndyinir Manac.r _ ii "Smash right through that line Brown i the idea, and with the chanye of classes the information of blue." That will also be the rally. Only one thing remains in the rUatinvd Ad Minurr AmI. I'lmltlrd Madac was passed on in lirisf form to the class of 1956. key at the rally. drive for a win Saturday— When the fight song "is sung some student spirit. Spirit not Ptttatoy Ad Ofnre N*»a*«ltv r.^p.*. ttertte*. aa TRADE-IN SEWING MACHINES ' ihi Slack SdiiDGE. Good paint ami Tvi-c fires radio ED FM heater Tbtrt't No TERRIFIC Itol OLDS M Convert.Me AMI VACUUM CLEANERS Out BP Also mouth. 4444 running 51 Fir - Rough hud* tito Wem 4 Michigan East Lansing r"» time, fall and winter quarters Student ( All ED MM I raw In iwr trai ■ ' Portables, an low a* 11.00 kto Preferred M rents pee hour Ap v. The Moto*> Hub. IV V-5dM M Ext. 248 Gran* .1— CONVtN >s r*dr ■v HI I" T ' * WANTS STUDENT WIVFR toe see- HVt-lN *« ^CL7r,vT,Sr • lJ-Y! UAVTXFO.T AND CTTAIIL *la> TV). rur nw.trtw Consoles. a* low an 29.110 p twiw. Kramnabte : LOST aarf FOUND Arm* §j?S 5jL.nT*v* -'V^' uiaovt nit *:»_ >• '• b* in 1952. i ern sociaiy "to protect the reader elected. part of Spartacade. His idea calls ' assistant to the Secretary of Gov¬ j sucking lice and those which are ] audition will last about 10 min¬ meeting For two years, he was an ex- ! fro™ ***• «*•* deluge of reading Congress sent two bills to com¬ ernment Affairs. for the admission tickets to be tension ! parasites of birds are biting lice. utes. ,gteff"l «'onrrM» specialist in public affairs. I P*ck only the beet." mittee for study, and passed one dropped in the jars in the Field* Since that time he has done IV »'» c»n«rfM house. This, according to O'Hara search on re¬ raaolution. jUf to hold onf agricultural prices in One bill sent to committee was j j Hicks Helps Write would be the only means of vot¬ farm L i^dni term a""1 policy. He has written sev¬ a lengthy revision of the election not »PPr0Vf thc ing for the ugliest man. eral articles and bulletins in the Ordinance. Since the Campus Chest group agricultural economics field and Education Report could not act in an official capac¬ was awarded Major »n»UMi changes In ajv night's Congress ity, no definite decision on any prize article in the Journal of top prize for the Vernon Hick*, associate profes¬ Ike ordinance concern the reap¬ The big news of teacher education, is one of n.,l could not be matter will or can be made until Farm Economics last year. sor portioning of Congress repre¬ x! an imendment approval of the group comes from amcnomcnt His leave of absence is effective the authors of a 278-page report sentatives, limiting of posters breezes in.. I to the ordinance, congress at its next meeting. for one year, beginning Sept. 16. on "Beading for Today's Chil¬ dmring eleeMsn campaigns, and dren" published Wednesday by 11, official action will i — 7 unifying time of elections dur¬ ic.l art' week s Con- J. |eeg FortllllC the department of elementary ing fall and winter. Two new campus styles arrive, via Arrow. school principals of the National therefore, met un- Education Assn. Also to be studied in commit¬ i // This button-down shirt, with soft tee is a bill which would transfer roll collar, marks a great advance—a new printed a tenia- 'Poor' Peron In one phase of the article I -' //' j kg events to Director I Buffalo- NY. senior. Loses Hicks and his associates school reading problems and dis¬ cuss how analyze toaohcrs in a C.rossc the Organizational Loan Fund to the General Fund, a move which would, in effect, eliminate the " Vv/.'n full-length back pleat for never- bcforc comfort. As a fitting I Loan Fund. Companion, Arrow offers a new china iirridy been ap- /i" More Than Throne ^ Pointe school found solutions for ilhr pirr //;. Battle C:e*'k sin ior. forej^aP)—State Police today They will tour Germany and No concrete action was taken j SHI 11S • HIS • SIACXS many gifts from over the world. said two Lansing area youths visit Brussels and London before on either plan. calendar of Informants said a preliminary have admitted the theft of five returning on the Queen Mary Oct. Student government plans to is¬ 27. I far a variety show inventory of the 19-room house in | shotguns, three ritles and $30 in twice-weekly newsletter sue a fOrt 15. This will cash from a sporting goods store Waldo Is treasurer and vice- this term called "Information surburban Belgrano disclosed; 10 i dance for students i after slugging the store owner president-elect of ASTA's Mid- Times." and edited by Carolyn t la (ampus Chest this television sets scattered through¬ : earlier this month. America chapter. Friedle, Midland senior. out of the house. 15 automobiles, a Appointments approved by j Held for investigation of rob¬ gold and ivory telephone receiver,; bery armed and felonious assault An octopus can get through a Congress include; . The Snapper Sports Coat - in b I the Union Board is a great quantity of china, an "in- i are Donald W. Church, 17, of very small crack by distorting its Dick Wood, Mt. Pleasant senior, ^ suatrr. train to the finity" of fans encrusted with I^ansing. and David Dee, 17, of body. to the All-University Judiciary. r«>U arui drinks ! precious stooes and several paint¬ East Lansing. ir. a special re- ings by Rembrandt and Velazquez. Police said the two admitted Country Clothes r. the profits of Also reported found was a big driving up to the combination gas e turned over to elephant tusk studded with pre- station and sporting goods store, DANCE TONIGHT | cious stones and containing a slugging the owner and making 11 lu.< bwn tentatively sword whose handle was encrust- of solicitations, ed with diamonds and other off with the guns. Church is be¬ LANSING YWCA ing held in the Ionia County jail |gb»cujn. according to jewels. • while Dee has been returned to Clurenrp Srhmiilt'* Orrh. I ke the ule of three j The walls of the house were Lansing, where he was arrested | said to be lined with glaai cab¬ Tuesday for auto theft. 9. 12 «err donated inets containing objects ranging Officers said they found three P.M, ' 75c per penon W Yini, a Chin- from jeweled cuff links to small of the guns in Church's home. He ! ivory ships set with diamonds. Is married and the father of a I rtNlytnf in llong | >m tent S3M by | Three strongboxes remained to four-month-old child. I U*t year to help | be opened, the informants said. Police said the two would be fib (duration The charged tomorrow. r tent to State to Boston's Beacon Hill section is «i appreciation. so named because in early days a Recent survey* indicate that 4Mi i beacon was maintained on the hill million families in the United pain'.r.g is to be to be lighted as a warning of ap- States now own two or more^uto- pao» •. in the Union a iMStjue dedicat- j j proaching danger, — •— ■■ ■■ — mobile*. SPORTSWEAR »v«Ater term to help |prtvu that it be c uf spring ac- Social Security — VISIT — thf only avail- pvuittr term • day SYwung at is March the in 3 seconds KOSITCHEK'S finals. » 44*s." said O'- i Is base it gfe. SPORTS FLOOR I rtfrtrnUiur »ta- *l»we H Is »b« «pri* Um SPORT COATS «Y — r netting Wednesday, bauea trie matter and • COLLEGE IIALL I 8s: Spartacade *ktr year, ]i be • VARSITY TOWN 8 fiaviog u during • MICHAEL STERN STICK • KL'PPKNHEIMEK DEODORANT TROUSERS l»Y — Quickest, cleanest deodorant OT DAY you've ever usedl Simply glide slick &"!•« in under arms—It melts i« InstonNy. • VARSITY TOWN ■Ik* Bwrh" Contains THIOWPHENE'.the aoet ®I»RIIIAY • KUPPKNHKIMKR ■ <-•»» Krllr effective anii-bocteria agent N'i ** A the New Kind ol Social Security THIEF" SHIRTS BY — — gives you obsolute assurance. 4 to 5 moetW supply. IOO • DONEGAL »IKR ■ pt"t NK • STRADIVARI M*ia(' L*—-" .n • PENDLETON ^ATE W.\r I BENMIN" • HATHAWAY >—»d mu- On campus, commuting, station wggrtM oat. hupeiblv «hajH-d in all *ool Mellon cfoth. fastened and trimmed *» »lh hi a** wap* <»n bUc k calf, it is fashion imto ~ "« M.d.ib • MANHATTAN H*(lf. every well tadoicd inch Handmacher. The mat ill 16, 713) 39.95. The " *«l>.rlM U Orul niat< h-or contra*! *kiit with leather and k»*v chain trim l8-16* 7-15) 14.95. Con* SWEATERS — JACKETS — ALL TYPES uitible collared cordmu) shut with single needle ronstiuUion YId-XUi iO.Vo. SPORT BELTS — HOSE — VESTS - CAPS ONLY AT Mil AD\|' more ninny Squid mjlE- sticky croons nwwy fingnn H. Kosikkek & Bro. 321 E. (•rand Rivtr — 116 W. Allegan US NO. WASH. LANSING E I FACES OF "WINDOW SHOPPING" IN AUGUST MADEMOISELLE - SEE OM WW- •tXDJl «S SEE YOURSELF LOOKING YOUR IEST IN THESE WONOWFUL CLOTHES shulton - NtwYock ' 't Gives Channel Up Boilermakers, "I would love to have another crack at it. but Wedneeday is the attars p4—a round trip last of the near tides and the Irish Fill Air ho Engllah Channel. weather is not right." WithFootballs SOUTH BEND OP)—Coach Ter¬ ry Brennan eased up on his Notre Dame football team in practice Wednesday after two stiff drills Monday and Tuesday. Expecting Indiana to uncork a lively passing game Saturday, Stale's Improvement i -M Brennan had the Irish brush up on their aerial defenses. Pins Plea Notre Dame's own passing at¬ No Worry to Bennie onFALL CLEANUP/ tack was polished with quarter¬ backs Paul Hornung and Larry 'Beat FIX-UP NEEDS! Cooke throwing mainly to ends to Am iber Arbor Wedne*., of tkr | Dick Prendergast and Gene ^ ish, right halfback and fullback Don Schaefer, Kap- Jim Morse Michigan' Mm MSt7-Michig.il "Beat Michigan." ★ ★ ★ The green and white pins with By Km MILLER LAFAYETTE. Ind. Of) — Ace the above legend that you sec After an Afternoon spent in the lair of the passer Leonard Dawson made a around campus are made avail¬ Wolverines, one must summarize that, the Ann brief appearance Wednesday with able by the Varsity Club at their stand in the Union concourse. is oozing with confidence. I Purdue's starting combination as From the practice field in the shadow 0f the I Coach Stu Holcomb pushed prep-" John Poionoky. p>i*dft of 1 nrations for the Boilermakers' Michigan bowl to the Michigan Daily, the cai Willow Basket the Vanity Ctak oaM Be or¬ 5.99 to 15.95 1 football tilt at Minnesota Satur-: publication, there is continual optimism. 2.49 to .1.9!) ganization Is try tog to gewerale ! day. And why shouldn't there be student interest in the MSU-K7 Dawson, still favoring an in¬ this high tfegree of exuberance? ders also: of M game. Saturday. continued jured thumb, was kept out of For one thing. Coach Bennie Oo6- midst a scene that ItaU News r%mtm By Ctoek Pitt-ley contact work and confined him¬ "The players feel they are go¬ terbaan's gndders started off the three-ring eircu* Alarm Clocks — $.1.95 up self to J.hn ftbvMoa ntna m "Beat Mkhl,»n" Vanity Club pin an ing to upset Michigan," Polomsky current campaign with a lopsided justjl relatively short tosses. Judy Jordan aa Dave Kennedy pnrehaaea hi, pin from Ted Kepple. Extension Cords said, "but the general feeling of 42-7 conquest of the Missouri While Oostprbuu & ★ * * worked the team •* a 6 ft. In 15 ft. 19c to 79c > the students seems to be that Tigers. the Michiran I'lastic Slnrm Windows .19c BLOOMINGTON, Indiana Ind. (A) University football coach — Minneapolis Wins Ortiz Leads we're going to get whipped. We'd Then, there's money in the till, like to have the people behind for all 97.239 seats in the Stadium went through 2.79 to 2.95 Desk Damps — 2.79 up Bernie Crimmins juggled his line Little World Series the team." have been sold for Saturday's tores at the south , Wednesday, sending Joe Amstutz and Capt. Bob Skor- 245-pound Small Colleges The club's members are varsity game. Additional sellouts are pre¬ letter winners and the pins sell dicted for the Army. Iowa, and field and trackmen performed calixtht MINNEAPOLIS (>P) — The Ohio State tilts. Mare happiness end. onski from left to right tackle. EMPORIA. Kas. Joe Oritz. for cost, 25 cents. Minneapolis Millers captured their JOHN HICKS Amstutz tackle ter a was moved from right few weeks ago. But af- watching line play the first j ionship Little World Series champ¬ • a sophomore quarterback from undefeated College of Emporia, is | in history Wednesday ! the total offense leader in small "Sales have only been fair* s• far," Polomsky said Wednesday. is exhibited when talk of the one and Michigan men Watching all this only Ron group of approxim Kramer, the Mr. Big of the Wol¬ wj • 201 E tators, who walked i GRAND RIVE« AVf Michigan State game j Saturday, j night with a salvo of four home i college football, according to the verine aggregation. the practice held ir| Capt. Bucky Nystrom and last wF £>£LIVER EAST LANSING Crimmins decided to move them ' runs that crushed Rochester 9-4 first report of the National Asso¬ back to their old positions for the i in the seventh game of the year's captain, Don Kauth. were body inquiring a> tol play¬ ciation of Intercollegiate A4h- I in the sales booth Wednesday and tion or purpose at the Upcoming tilt at Notre Dame. off. ! leties statistical bureau. all the club members are giving workout. 1 Ortiz has picked up 213 yards When the >quad up their time in an attempt to c rushing and 161 passing for a 37(1 build up student spirit, drills with Spartan p!i total in College of Emporia's first baan called for a two games this season. j With the Wolverines apparent¬ and roared, "Let's ly holding Michigan State in light lars block Hehad.v Da.v of Cor College is some kicb regard, a boost from the Spartan "Coach Duffy Daugherty may the passing leader with 11 com¬ campus might make a big differ¬ The star have performed some wonders up perfw pletions in 16 throws for 26ft ence in the Saturday battle. time-consumer at East Lansing this year, but It «u | yards. wha^rontinuall) is still doubtful if he can come up YOU'LL Ken Intl., Lutterbach. of Evansville. College, is the rushing lead¬ Force The athletic teams from the Air with "It's a winner this granted Saturday. that his first his right end posiut the extra-point it* Academy will be known llV er with 273 yards two "The Falcons." That name was string is far better than a year SAVE in games as During one such ; according to school reporting to chosen by the cadets themselves ago. It should be remembered mer tripped ov<: a NAIA from its 230 football play¬ there is quite a drop when he has at Lowry Air Force Base in Col¬ fell hard, alightmi ing numbers orado, their temporary home. to rely on his limp. Michigan Mdm v 'MONEY lliil You Kiioh . . . THAT JUST WEST OF merchandiM shrug. shook it j If there is > item of note ir. Arr THE CAMPUS IS CENTRAL .MICHIGAN'S the fact that the Wotif a passer to throw c»i NEWEST Anil MOST MODERN consid- mer. One observer | WASHED and DRIED at 4(k- A LOAD! era* the game a "tost that will "Kramer can prnbabi — FEATURING — pass better than any 4 Free Laundry Bags r new hours: IX) IT YOl'RSKI.K OR DROP OFF SERVICE field men " "With a passer the i Bob Chappius or Chat Moii. thro Fri. —— II a.m. — 9 |i.m. THIS WEEK • DRY CLEANING we'd be sitting server said Sal. — Hu.iii, — And it gf- t One lo a ruplomcr • SIIIKT FINISHING so on ine campus these dayf| is certainly serene UNIVERSITY • IT TO 9 12 COTTON RUGS LAUNDERETTE x (Wash and Fluff Dried) Track Mr All varsiti »nd 306 Alliert St. Wext to Bus Station HICKS track candidates rrj| be at a meeting ir. J at 5 p.m tixiay. UUHDRQHAT New Favorite SMALL'S ! lautainK 2902 taut Michigan Avenue Pbamc IV 9-K4«7 Boxing Mr There will me i With Well-Dressed Men OPEN — MON. • FRI. Tll.I. H SAT. TILL < all vtniit and tm m la <21 Jrnt— ! big ami brawny for the BIG MAN' STARTS TODAY HELD OYER! 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Gallagher shewed adminis¬ trative ability when he won the Series , came frnrral manager of the last Cub fennant in 1949 with his Chicago White Sox. the Daily deal for Hank Borowy of the Big Play Michigan hy 13 Points News said The News Wednesday. said that Sox vice- Yankees. 2. Gallagher would offset "bad (Y*k Take* By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN president Chuck Comiskey, in press relations" which have beset . New York for the World Series, the Comiskey family since Lane In SlrHie Btntin Are Bowetl: CHICAGO (fP) — The OP Swami wriggled out of hu* j favored Gallagher as a rep 1 ace- began feuding with Chuck Comis¬ straight jacket: Not lliacourugctl Michigan 27, Michigan 13 — Wolverine Coach Bennw | men: for resigned Frank Lane be¬ key in public. ■ YORK <*> — "I Oosterbaan frets that his boys "scored too easily" in , ,ii| make people NEW YORK — The whoniplng Mtetotiri 42-7, leaving some phases of his team's I'tbit 19"'- w'orld Ser" Brooklyn Dojlfers iruule the play untested'. and Hopaiong Cassady should be big plays of the opening Lie* York Yankees' Joe CAUL FVRILLO Breaks* hsurn wasted DUKE SNIDER *ume of the 1956 World Ser¬ to That doetn't spent too much be worrying about with such primed for the nationally televis¬ FLANNEL SLACKS • ies a big neighborhood scrap at hand. ed affair on the coast. Wednesday all .. . ., bust in the '52 series on their The Spartans impressive with But those Indians, tWme Dodgers, enjoyed who . s own — .1 a c k i e Robinson's were continued 1st a scene that thejl jriit Wednesday for his *ty h°me runs which Yankees Win steal of home, the attempted the bunts of Robinson and Carl test he a 20-13 victory over Indiana, have speed to give Oosterbaan the dropped 10-0 by Oregon State, know they will have something ee-ring circu* jmJ Yanks to an opening (Continued from Pag, 1) When Walter Alston. Brooklyn apparently wants. to warwhoop about if they spill While <»ostfrbaan over Brooklyn at in manager, called for Frank Kellert Furillo in the eighth. a right field, Robinson's triple Iowa 2d, Wisconsin lb— A the Rose Bowl champions. . . irked the team« to bat for Bessent, Robinson pulled And although thoy lost they k stadium and Don Zimmer', ringle. his sparkling steal. On the second weren't too discouraged. "moot" gams lor both Big 19 e Michigan surrm series is still a night- The Yanks came right back con toad ata and one that could 59. Iowa State t — mt through Uttirl pitch to Kellert, a righthanded "They just beat us, that's all," Then* fleet lltiui baeks should vt-- the S3-year-old first with a pair in their half ot the batter. Jackie streaked for home said Manager Walt Alston. go either way. **• at the south have their own way aa thry take a i aid in the excitement •econd on a walk to Collins and and slid in under Ford's throw M and trarkmen !kre dressing room. "I Howard's line drive homer into Berra, Ford and Stengel Muat of the Dodger talk waa Back field speed and a formid¬ the wind out of the Cyclones, rfwilled rathtl 12 times at bat bitterly able line may swing the edge to who were tamed 19-7 by Den¬ tne lower right field stands in protested the "safe* call about that big eighth Inning rth end. by plate the Hawkeyes, The filial gained 433 yeards I ow fame Carl Erskine left. umpire Bill Summers, but they when the wore was nsrrwwod ver. line out four times. He However, they lack a powerful in winning their opener from Patching a;; this J might as well have been yelling down to 6-5. fullback like the Badgers' Char- California 59-13. up of approximate;! ^ome to Mickey Mantle. SaMer gave Brooklyn the into a rain barrel. To Lake all the wear leod agola la the third when he "Robby and Furillo were bunt¬ lev Thomas and the one - two >rs, who w alked ml lav I felt I gat a llt- taaaohed a l-l pitch hy Ford Robinson's run made it 6-5. ing on their own," said Alston. quarterback punch of Jim Halus- Tulsa 19. Marquette 13—After youH be giving tlxm. practice ticla J I it's a wonderful with Kellert representing the ty¬ The Yankee defense was play¬ ka—Jirn Miller. The coin says smashing Hardin-Simmons 41-19, deep iato the upper deck In Jour DT ulaiL« ly inquirir.g as to ing run at the plate. After Kel¬ ing deep and both tried bunts. Tulsa steps into faster company m i or | right field, breaking hit own Iowa. this night engagement at Milwau¬ purpose at tne lert singled into center. Stengel Both failed. prdigrccxl arwman- "kout. a poled home runs in the National League record with a came out for a few tidbits of con¬ Eventually Furillo Notre Dame 51, Indiana 7— kee sixth world aerloo home ran. singled and Robinson was safe alop — Rjlufkvd Tailoring, IThen the >quad con*, Eggiutth innings and came versation with Ford. The crafty on an Sophomore Aubrey Lewis has The Warriors, who were treated lis with Spartan pi! Ik the eighth with a chance Once again the Yanks lost no "old perfesser" let Ford stay in error. given the Irlah a stout pass de¬ courteously by Wisconsin can't teleipnitii'. Through n called for ; I|abe Ruth, the only man t.me in tying it up In their hall the game, long enogh to get Gil¬ Furillo came home on Don fense which UMV failed to test match the Golden Hurricane's a inttil* Lirftd < J haftol 1 roared. ' I^et's i homers in a single ZimmerV fly to center and Rob¬ throughly In losing 17-9. speed. as of the third on a walk to Ford. liam to pop up for the third out. _ block some kicks ISenes game. Huth did it Hank Bauer's single and two tuc- Old Casey didn't stay with inson advanced to third. That •ml arUH Imr *ru ing, I St. Louis in 19241 set the stage for But this time there should be The .485 with which Hie star perfw ccralve infield outs Ford scam¬ Ford any longer, calling for Grim Robinson's an aerial barrage with the upset- average rvlmiie KaUvior«t pered in from third while the who has turned into his most de¬ steal of home. Michigan State's George Smith •e-eonsumer I «u 1 whose series batting Dodger infield hungry Hoosier* led by the pass- won the 1955 Big Ten batting TailufitAg alir\rs tin* played back and pendable righthander after a slow to#rwitinualh ifcipuny .148. said he did- Zimmer threw out trv Norm for start. "Hore's how it happened," said J >"* Chick Cichbwski, who hit on crown is the second highest in right end pwitu gxhrn he rame to bat in Robinson. "Ford wasn't giving' 11 of 17 for- 133 yards ami a balmgiv kandto on.* liiieg the second out. • the loop's history. e extra-point att !i that he had a chance Stengel has debated between j me too much of a look. 1 sup- J touchdown against Michigan State, for w list h oar HitM-U * With the gime ail knotted up a feat of the mighty at 3-3, Collins lined his first Inane starting Grim at Braoklya or pose he figured 1 wouldn't do it,! Purdue 20, Minnesota 7—Len ( bribe* tUimr-fs un, four rr live rows into lf e using him In relief. His onr- being two runs behind. j Dawson hot the cast off his jam- are lower Innlng bullpen job probably re¬ • A steal of homo like that in mrii »h**mb and is taking plenty fanooun Ixalttf M-lai Urn || I really went for that rtsh: f:i Id seats to load I ran." he added. He o'f the fourth inni.ig moved him from a Brooklyn at least nntll the fifth start in the eighth is usually not a good of bull pen practice warming up play. j his throwing arm. MUSIC im hadew the Berra singled to right w ith one ram* If thyy ever get that far. Washington's 30-0 triumph eith¬ «™5*- gone in the sixth, his first hit in "I was safe—no doubt in my er could have softened up the by 22.^O i vat using a bat bor- three trips, and the final blast In the clubhouse, Stengel ex¬ mind at all. I could see the the ailing Mickey that knocked Newcombe loose was plained his reasons for taking out Gophers beyond repair or ma¬ plate when I slid In. tured them. Dawson and Purdue j and a revised batting under way. Collins looked at one Ford. jvtwr. he caught hold of ball and hammered the next pitch "I took him out because I Bill Martin's attempted steal of will find out. Phil Hough |h| Don Newcombe's bet- over the head ot Snider into the could see he was losing his edge home in the sixth caused the Northwestern 14, Tulane 6— i low inside ball for bleacher seats in right center It 1 and I had a go.nl strong man to and the Dodger catcher Hoy Qim panel la The W'lldsala should bounce i a high outside pitch muat have traveled at least 40« to Injrst out laughing after the go in." he said. "1 started to take back from thai beating by Mi¬ |xcood which soared iato toot, tolling out of tight over the I him out in the second, hud Tom past the 407-foul auxiliary scoreboard. game. "Man oh man. you just can't do ami of Ohio Stale with a brist¬ H£l-0-STATUS j k Morgan warming up, but he got ling aortal attack. Newcombe steadied to get How- stronger. I'll use Tommy Byrne that. When you try to steal home A • 115 Rather • at V tANtlHO I my stance in mid- •rd on a grounder to Reese but! with a left-handed hitter up The Green Wave saw Texas Thursday, »I went into a slump, was sent to the showers after Bil there, and a right-handed pitcher,. complete 17 out of 22 posses in i I've been in a slump ly Martin lofted a long fly over Collins said be didn't knew man oh man. No hatter to get in scoring a 33-21 triumph. Should ED 2-2511 l v ( a > I Me Collins added. He the head of Junior Gilliam in he had a chance te lie Babe your way. Now when Hobby did . be a nice trip to New Orleans, Ifcr tne year while shar- left center for Rnib's record ef three homers it, it was with a left-handed Ohio State 28, Stanford 14— a triple. Doners Tern Pari too lint base job with Bill to a series game. Babe did It pitcher and a right-handed bat- After bring terrorized before I Eddie Robinson. New- twlee la 1929 and 1959. "I was ter." betting Nebraska, the Buckeyes -J 'd bp Ed- going for a toted homer to that a laflh—dsd bai¬ etohth.** he said. -I hit a tow I he fume W m«t wla- ler, te hM tor PteB Rtosete. Ob Inside pitoh for the Ant one. the second pMafc. Martin nnex- pectod'y IB wH far hem* but a high ebtside pttrh far the Center of Fashion Interest '*** hippy Casey Sten- by Bea- Men's flannels in a ••*.» New York man- ■toif his sixth world The total of five homers was I was vocal and Even with a 9-3 bulge, the only one short of the record of will me * 1 I ind catcher Yogi Berts I U a frustrated hornet. Yanks were hard preaaed to hold six art by the Yanks and Cubs in their advantage to the eighth due 1912 and tied by the Yanks and luxurious blend of wool varsits and fn I »u peeved at to a r» in 1993. • la 5M Jenh Umpire damaging error hy Gil M«- decision calling Dougaid at third base. Jm isrkie Robinson safe Furillo's third hit. a single, i 1, the steal of home started the Dodgers' dying swan SPECIAL BUSES wuft, crraor rrlaittiiiR u "~i inmng spurt Hodges flied out deep to ' • rim, pUj but I Howard but Robinson's grounder te Am Aitor 9mm! bounced off McDougald's leg and 1'sgl aril! loon EsM Loo- •quirted down the left field line. to. Station. 334 MAC flannel I,' ' Jmned Berra in By the time the bail was retrieved. ot « ssl Street to (t'i i l b FUHIlo was on third and Robinson Summers, said, "I 04 Aon Mot, Oo- • la argue on 1 «*« dbout it any aecgnd. behind the plate fly to Nor- Leovt OtaOlare lor Cart Loo- —» bast »he wed throw. not b to let Fur¬ ton, ana-half hoar altor u* .4| or slacks Bnym long enn«gb •w th« throw. So • third after PWr ED 2-3813 . y.m Sued 395 •H FtoUitotoed Tailored ftaasebt are soft aa a ^rac beeeto. KaprrUy lilwrisd ef wool for ts warmth aad drape; rtek leslere. 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OXFORD CLOTl The program will emphasize Come see our the Homecoming activities, Oct. 12, ss the final event of the Cen¬ tennial year, Starr Keesler, direc¬ CRAZY IHX SHIR tor of almni relations and chair¬ man of the committee, said. MIXED-UP In addition to listing the par¬ ade, the alumni banquet and PIUOWS dance, the Homecoming souvenir will include activities of campus organizations over the weekend. Interested groups who wish to He aold the publicize Homecoming activities eomooln Or the Bode oeetollr should notify the Ahimni Office b o form of war helwsoo eom- by Oct. 4. ■■lllim ood eooHoHom and the The program will be distribut¬ the ed to living units prior and dur¬ Mo hove ihreo mp the ! Prof Go-All tllOfS ing the Homecoming fastivities. right - ' joined in his walk Journalism Book Italian "TYRONE" ly Molotov Vaclav was David. Czechoslovak Herbert Lee Williams, associate Comedy foreign minister, and Marian Nankowski. deputy foreign min- professor of journalism, is co¬ Set for Fairchiid Mil. A" author of a newspaper manage- bter of Poland. Kmmo Kiwlev. publbhtd by low. "Bread, Love and Dreams," foreion mlnbter of White Rua.ta. remained At the afternoon ses- \j ^ Col|<(< ^ entitled starring Vittorio De Sica and Gina Lollobrigida, will be shown at Sldn. Kieselev IVirorir\ in hi his ma policy •»«- |ium j ad- ( .Jhe 545-page book, Fairchiid Theater Monday and dress ottorked Ych for making "»«™l>ap« Organization „ and Tuesday at 7 and 9 p.m. what Kisclev called "slanderous Management, is to be released Oct. 1. The Italian film with English "Tt* KrUHn. Mi>nnn India's prof- Williams joined the MSU titles is a comedy set in small Ihief delegate who ha* joined R,a" ,aj!t January after an eight- 1 Italian town. The story concerns MrtLv In sdv^stlns a V. N month *t,nt as search and edi- aa newly appointed police newly appointed police marshal marshal the jest for Red China left at the torial assistant to HarryHeS. Tru- i as he becomes involved in the sslne time Molotov departefl A rran Kansas City, helped 1 town's gossip, romances, and cpbkcsman said Krishna Mcnon prepare the former beingpresident's' comic incidents, Guy touch of nonsense to had a medical appointment but (memoirs, currently pub- A taxicab driver is one of the bring color to your room. added: "Our position * is well | 'i*hed by Life magazine, lecturers at New York Univer- known The United States imported sity. speaking to a class which is They're made of bright Asked far a cam—rat an Mai* ...... ... 17,700,000 tons af Iron ore in, 1954.' studying occupcl _ Darling of the can:J aiav's acUaa, a member af the striped gingham, kapok so much a part of the fahirt» I LATE WOSLDNEWS I.ttrer Floor OilI Center , . golf Car Wooh SOc COLOB CABTOON everything from ..kirbl aunt an Accessaries -Kpookbw with o she wnkrs sew; Mechanic-Warh Bermuda shorts. White, yellow, idr.kl flmir »-l> -Boomooto Act" blue. Size. 1» ta | Yon's Texaco JUtl E. 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