lei's All Go Scalp HELP scalp ,rruNi> the INDIANS. pow wc Michi [> 50 Western Peak ,r65 Dead Plane Crash LiMIK Wyo. (A*l—A United Air Line* plane smash- F* j«ainst Medicnie Bow Peak. 30 miles west of and there was little hope that any of the 6S 1 ———— ahotrH Rurvivpd. office here said of the DC4 was luusm in the southeast fare of the A touirh Stanford team, on® 12,006-foot peak. The front part of the plane was believed <«i the MSU to Host that feel* it ia poinjr to win. will oppose the surprisinic Leaders Spartans in the first contest > I Meeting > others rushed to the Well-Known between the two schools at State's home opener Saturday before a near-capacity crowd [| CASTLE. Ind. — If No. 0— all aboard are I'AL's FhgM dead. K would be Bandmaster at Macklin Field Stadium. Kick off time is 2 p.m. Lfort, collapsed Thurs- Michigan State Univcrnit.v With the exception of State's ytheCiO-United Auto! ♦ will tic host to another dia- sophomore 1 p warned of possible teams are in good physical con¬ plowed nose first ! tinjruiahed Centennial guest dition. ^r»i>nce at the struck The It cliff about 25 feet be- ! Saturday. The Spartans are rated two Lfiftie foundry here. i Kdwin Franko Goldman, fntinri- favorites. Stanford, with victories over • York City, will he College of the Pacific and Ohio State and a loss to Oregon State, or for the Band Day operates out of what publicist Don Liebendorfcr calls a spread T or open T sending out Banket $ | or .splitting the ends. In Bill Tarr, Stanford reach Dloek S, the student Chuck Taylor feela he baa the group. The additional seats ZJZ Spartans have seating to A Club Activities View beat fallback In the country -In three gaswea Tarr haa gained Approximately 3,000 Spartans i and will conduct the ! rehearsal for the half-time per- Mp*d Ihe Macklin SUdium j . . The Indians* strategy m upset¬ Thursday ni»h. .1 i forma nee from 0 30 to 1100 Sat¬ ting Ohio State last week was annual Activities Carnival as urday morning on the drill field stopping the Buckeyes' biggest MSU organisations competed , attention threat—Howard (Hopalong) Cas- ; near Kellogg attract i Old and new uudtnu. numDcr- j sady. Since OSU is weak i sndCT Ind In* far las than The Carnival was considered a and the Wolve- success, McGuire said, but added that the full potential of the op¬ Heap Big portunity for new students to be¬ come acquainted and interested grad students tickets on Mor in campus clubs had not been scries New York of free sum- J man the Isst to get the tickets Thursday and Friday, state's next two Pep Rally realised. Members ei the committee which and arc now giv- Notre Dame next week and tlti- Prospect Parks, nols, Oct 22. are sellouts One of the highlights of the Scheduled student tickets the only event was the entertainment pro- j By MIKE CABB available. vtded by the Kenny Davis Com- ' Signal Given The Notre Dame game w televised nationally. Ticket ho and the Phi Kappa Tau Qua.- state Nawa Night Editor The campus organizations which Scalp the Indian* I ths will be able to To Construct still available for other home grid contests. Minne¬ This will be the theme be- their 82 refund sometime Reynolds of Flint and Mr*. Geor- sota. Nov. 12. and Marquette, Phi T.u quartet Mm; hind the Spartan*' drive to next week. » ffifotrfmcnt author!- |Ccur;p gie West and Earl West Jr. who were returning to their home in Spice Satellite Nov. If. Your Eye. are and Blue.' "Down Moment, defeat by the the Stanford Indiana Committee chairmen for the N Craig, at the of MrCormack, Salt Lake City. The plane left Denver at • 8f WASHINGTON an— The De¬ iuring the shows. %iuniz:rl tne theme behind !,h' ~ ihwiMpep*rally, Quire, Cadillac- senior; secretary- i National Guard a jo. Thursday, one hour and 28 fense Department has given in¬ 11 Ilrail i» Day Members ef the quartet are tonight at 8 in the hsndshell. to Liebendorfer. The Indian treasurer. Judy Jordan. Wauwat- sftcr midnight. minutes behind schedule. It haa dustry the signal to start building Dm Childs. Wilmette, Hi., jun¬ as a good . ICwardhir.en took over Spartan Spirit officials are hop- osa. Wis., junior; entertainment, ■ iRtral city of 18,000. been delayed m it* flight from, a space satellite for "Project Showers Keep ior: Jim Coupee. Detroit jua- ing for a strong turnout for this. George Cope, Grosse Poinle jun- passing abilities the East. lor; Dove Roberta. rre doubtful until this season. the first home gsme pep rally of ior; organization, Jean Gtbbs, It announced Thurs k was to arrive in Salt Lake Roads Slippery the new season. Des Ptaines, HI., junior; public- The Stanford line, anchored by Paul Wiff in. outweighs the Spar- City at »0C a .in. The final des- After the Spartans' strong show- ity. Matshe Alien, Dearborn sen- ith infantrymen. nth the awarding of * approximately six pounds For W eekend ing against highly-touted Michi- ior; program. Anita Link. Detroit , ■an. Wiggin is a 222-pound UAL announced at 12 15 p-*n gan last week, many experts have junior: and staging. Roger My- »nr« Two Unlu tuilders of airplanes and reevaluatcd their estimates of the , mctt, Dearborn junior. right tackle but his difference will erve. the plane had been located anc orkets. with another tc Scattered Michigan State squad and it is | offset by the Spartans' Norm identified. That was two hour* forecast by the VS. ■ .»■ ■ ■■■■ hoped that this higher estimation ho tips the scales a| fFlrfarwarh •*» talk* Wake eft. and five minutes after it first age of the series of rocket mo- Weather Bureau for Friday, the speech club shows. The spread to the Rep, Powell Sees taU im. was reported missing. promise to keep series of skits and The plane never reported after ways slippery an A three-minute of the performed by mem- it left Denver See I BASEL Page « The Navt, SMigned easagemeol sgeney far the pea- st the thc sevrn raries drew an organizations pep rally played will be tap later this ev h» Segregation Back apprecia- throughout the evc- NBC's "Monitor" radio hi Armed Forces Officials also hope t South Viet Nam representative of the Stanford \ WASHINGTON (Ah — Re coaching staff at the rally. Powell (D-NY) sold Thursday To Choose Chief Representing the Spartans will be Head Coach Hugh "Duffy"' seven-week stailations , In Referendum ftee HAtUUTI. Page 8 Daugherty The Spartans' corps of cheer- "segregation is definately com) back Into our armed forces.' leaders will be on the program SAIGON, South Vict Mom Shares Century Work With MSU and will attempt to fill In the u TV* Negro —South Viet Nam -ill hold . : students on their revised reper- report contradicting the Uooal referendum Oct. 21 to " contests. dances toire. ment by Val Washington Oldest Alum to Lead Parade j taq-t* MlN wrr* \ The cheerleaders hove added a Republican National Committee • . *— *"* !ht city that taxation of white and Ne- wsa [*rate it in the dance program. seeking desperately for ways to And now, virtually son than to rid our end the strife short of disaster. pn the Despite the bad situation, let's all sup|s>rt the players eve of the Geneva foreign min¬ of what may happen to the lit¬ while they are scalping the Indians Saturday. Moch French basin*** sad isters' conference, Prance fates tle "Tlll's" to come, let's clean much of France's very economy a crisis and all the uncertainty the whole house. and insecurity that go with lit. EMrewey Stemrnes Disc Joltings- a the North Afri- Such a development must cer¬ ★ ★ ★ tainly weaken the Woatdrn, front at critical time. Bethlehem Bonus a These are the fam- of Mr. Henry Paris, -By JACK SWIDKR8KI- student, Lexington, . Some of the newest and most And beca INTERNATIONAL CLUB ''the now being created by a relative¬ 8 p.m., 31 Union. necessary background to sub¬ ly new record label, Bethlehem. HAWAIIAN CLUB Within a year, the label has standing jazz, discings in the LI stantiate this claim, we will 7:30 p.m., International House. concede the point—Southerners grown with such a foree and SNYDER MIXER do not hate Negroes, they ice that the big-name la- 9-12 p.m., Snyder Hall, lower ly discriminate 1 suffering. total I oft* of North Afrtoa. ists contracted. This Separation Of North Africa • reduced their staff from the French Union would st week's be a major disaster for France. It could lead to chaos inside partjs SATURDAY I tSO CHEVROLET Bol Air tudo-. metropolitan France herself. Yet in the midst of the bitter NEWMAN CLUB We are all familiar with the Fully equipped. Spotless two- quarreling over what is needed 10 a.m., Newman Hall; office toned green finish. Very clean Charlie Mariano, Bill lloiman, basic history of the Negro in Jimmy Guffre, the brother- to pacify North Africa, time is the U.S. through his freedom interior. Runs end looks like a SERVICE "This U Chris Conn* dorm trumpet duo of Conti and Pete rapidly running out and a.m., representatives and from slavery. The incomplete¬ much newer cer. Condoli, and former Kenton France's authority continues to religious committee ness of this freedom is the crux LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSN. Luther Chapel of the problem. Caucasian and House; Life Cm Be SUNDAY American minds were not freed of the concept that the Negro was interior. Legislation, then 1950 FORD Custom Tudor. nal finish in very good Origi¬ HFECIAL DELIVERY CYCLING SPARTANS condi¬ The ; and was as powerless to erase the tion. Motor and tires very COLUMBIA. SC. (Al-Co- 2 p.m., in html of Aud.; trip today good. rmucTOM lumbia postoffice authorities re¬ Trade and finance. in the modernistic category: mellophone, trumpet, trombone, ported they were unable to de- fsrr. vibraphone, piano, and bongoes. sender had pinned a note to the Picnic: lor transportation, call of Kay Winding, J. featured with a grt In the Bethlehem album. "Don I'.l hot Sings," he produces ten envelope saying he they could. was sure ED2-J507 lt'thuan stvdknt assn. & PAGODA 1941 CHEVROLET Fieethne tudor. Redio, heater, seat covers. This perfectionists Ten 6 p.m., Lutlwr House, supper eer is in much better condition Truly i God, Heaven. Universe. then eny overage 1948. See it f nmen today. Crossword Puzzle Night Staff WIRHltMu .' "ii Night HMm Boh St.phuiu GLADMER # STEAKS # FRIED CHICKEN ACAOt* I! Kmm.ll rtdll II •: THEATRE 1948 PONTIAC Deluie "B" Tu¬ 1. burrow* Klrl :l»fr I < l-ant Tim, Tonight a SEA FOOD and dor Sedan. Redio. heater, II. tllrmrtlua MUidwa'.'i: '.HI hy- Diosi So* .3 prir (IjOQ PORTABLE TYVT»*I RAINBOW TROUT . . . \Er » Uu :<•! ; Iml n,u dramatic transmission. Two spot¬ Army Brass Polish 7St I 8u.it I!. Mmkvlvm u:iw»mw a ROAST PRIME RIRS lights and visor. Hurry on this . TIM W:.;M MV Michigan State New. "The Warrior*" Gorman Hunting kniuos |2.ft Ol:lli dills :ii' :it« Start* 1 Binoculars 7X50 m.so II l-num MU:IIIW - "U Binoculars 6X50 . $19.50 from hu.i It. II.M. We have meny mom cert. Many loathor BiMolds . II.9B "II ly****" » ML-I M. X. 1 s end models to choose from, red aa ascawl Haas matter auisi f March X IMS at tha past atftas. Dry Cleaning 70c If Turkic u ere looking for a good used Lsastsg. Mich. 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Is bs It mrahy Mrvlcu*. t ami 11 *Ja, aad every *v Queen Candidates PITTSBURGH (/P)—Three vict* staged a sit down eon- strike Icked for Homecoming Thursday—100 feet in the air on the structural framework of a Thirty-five pretty coed* have Additional coeds arc Alpha Chi .Van Tien, Grosse Pointe sopho- 13,000 gallon water tank inside Western State been chosen a* Homecoming Omega, Mary Lou Estes, New j more; Sigma Kappa. Shirley Pine, Penitentiary Queen candidates by the women's Haven junior; Alpha Gamma Del¬ j Plymouth senior: Zeta Tau Al- From shouts to persons below, living unit*. ta. Beverly Padly* Detroit soph¬ the trio Indicated they wanted a Living unit* and their candi¬ omore; Alpha Epsilon Phi, Ruth transfer to Eastern State Peni¬ dates are as follows: Smith, Detroit sophomore; Alpha tentiary at Philadelphia. Abbot, Patt Kelley, Utica soph¬ Omicron Pi, Mary Jane Armis. They didn't say why. but all omore; Association of Off-Cam¬ Grand Rapids sophomore; and KM|ljfflt J three have beerr-transferred here from Eestern penitentiary during the past few months. Warden Frank C. Johnston Bald pus Students, Lucy Bates, East Alpha Donna Antcliff, sophomore; South Eaton Rapids Campbell, Phi, Lansing junior; North Campbell, Birmingham junior. Paula McDonald, visitor roamed the room, intro¬ ducing himself to several stu¬ dents in muffled tones. ■dEBY / / When class adjourned the - "i wfioo'v ■ AMD |w \ he'd "let 'em sit." And. when they come down, he added, there won't be any transfer. Claire Rathsburg, Royal Oak sen¬ ior; and Gilchrist, Barbara Walsh, Detroit junior. ega. Barbara ^ope, Birmingham senior; Delta Delta -Delta. Ina ' The Homecoming queen contest is sponsored by the senior class hasty guest hurried from the "But what can you expect .IkMDLE1Mur Lee Gore, Traverse City Jun¬ and Kappa Alpha Mu, national from an illiterate canine," one Block S Slates ior; Delta Gamma. Beverly j photographers honorary. student remarked. i Final Rehearsal U Zeta, Joanne Esdale. East CIRCLE THESE DATES East Mayo. Gloria Leanens, Bay Lansing senior, and Alpha IB' MOV. 3^-5 For Saturday City sea lor; West Mayo. Mary Field. Wyandotte senior; Mason. Kappa Alpha. Jeannlne Henry, Pittsburgh, Pa.. Junior. OCTOBER 17-18, 1955 • - in®*"ttklRCMLD Block S will be put through final rehearsal and will honor Grace Taylor. Cynwyd, Pa., sophomore, and Snyder, Nancy More contestants are Gamma Phi Beta, Janet Meloche, Lincoln Converse, Goodrich sophomore. Our THREF.-MINLTE STORY the visiting Park senior; Kappa Alpha Theta. high school bands with several More candidates are North Wil¬ Lynn Campbell, Detroit sopho¬ Is in your Placement Office flash card stunts liams, Yvonne Jackson, Lansing more; Kapa Delta. Beverly Tanis. j' before the game Saturday. John Electro "Bewitching Pair" Corner Coed at Activities Carnival Saltzestein, iannounced. publicity chairman senior; South Williams, Jennings, Kalamazoo sophomore; Sherla Fremont sophomore: Kappa Kap¬ pa Gamma, Judith Johnston. Metallurgical Company senior; Phi Mu, A Dirition of ,Government Shaky 'Big 10 Reporter' East Yakeley, Margaut Morrison, | The rehearsal is scheduled for Detroit senior; West Yakeley, j 12:45 p.m. and it is important that Helen Smith, Birmingham junior. Tweed, Ont., Phyllis Conrad. Stcvensvillc Vnion Carbide and Carbon Corporation sophomore; Pi Beta Phi, Lynn Seeks Staffers 'everyone be present he said, wre Asks Assembly ; j The flash card sectoin will pre- A meeting of students interest- j sent a preview of coming Spartan ed in working on the Big 10 Re- games at the Stanford-MSU clash LOST and Back African Policy porter is scheduled for 4 p.m. to-: by portraying the visiting teams, day in the Student Government j he said. Attend Church Sunday office, 3rd floor Union. i Salt/.stein added that students The Big 10 Reporter is the pub- ; signed up for the block should i mt - Premier Edgar Faure. striving to save his their tickets for next rgovernment, called on the National Assembly Thurs- to hack his moderate policy for French Morocco. ("building' French-Mo-j his plans for Morocco—pegged to j ithrtshhip." Faure told the creation the'" International Club r—SHEArrtn gency council to replace an un¬ popular Sultan now retired In Tangier—and paried threats from Clans Game Night other ministers who were being Rushers (o Refill MSU's new foreign students ALL SAINTS REDEEMER LUTHERAN personal] pressured to quit Thursday night Faure opened Pledging Sunday will games be introduced and dances tonight to American when EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH lebate on the government's the International Club meet* in The legal pledging of first ter i U end the blsody strife Union 31 at 8 p.m. CSF. the YMCA and YWCA Satellite will will be guests for the evening. of the club Planning the games will be Dr itr.ued from Page 1) John A. Friedrich, physical edu- C...IO OKEMOS COLLEGE LUTHERAN CHURCH OF CHRIST CENTRAL FREE BAPTIST CHURCH ■EST IN TOW METHODIST CHURCH •IOEFUNGFC kurd A Campus-to-Career Case History 214 AbDott L SERVICE PEOPLES CHURCH EAST LANSING UNITY CENTER FIRST PRESBYTERIAN I'niled State, Mil I i.sanu aivr a r e.ifth-circllnf, vehicle as ^ ^ ^ noxt* u. mim.ek. Pm CHURCH m the In- Otuw, u rknuu Wesleyaa Methodist VARSITY 8T. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH IVDKR MARTIN I.UTIIER CHAPEL yiGFMENT I represent 30,000 people" office MTV ice, my peo|4e and I do That', the population of the Mason our City, Iowa, are, where Jack M» Alli.tr r iwwt to furnish the answers. CAMPUS (Iowa I'., "50l i» Manager lor North* 44 My alignment rail, tot varied artivi. OLIVET BAPTIST FIRST C'HtFKCH western Bell Tele|4ione Company. How lie,—sale,, public relation,, oftre super- would you like this kind u( job? OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST vi.ion. One minute I'm drwribing a new runalrurtioti program lo a group of 44 bu.inewmcn ... the netl explaining a NO A, Telephone Manager I rrprnwnt new service to a rural customer, Mason City to my company, ami sire- 44 versa. Among my customers are hank, It', a job with lots of variety and r» era, farmers, houses isrs. merehanls ... •poniibility, and I enjoy every day of it. each with digercnt question, and prole My supervisor is 75 mile, away,44 uyi lema about telephone service. Through Jar1. "and that put, me pretty muc k on public information and good businesa my own—which is the way I like it.44a fj'iy y^m f f*;-. ooi'MUions «rtt Uff ****** Hr tt* f,D tern. ^ office, S|Mirtaca^ Tentatively! Set for Ai APO to Deride Fat •f UMOCCi lob CHara. campti. ( chairman, announced ijr that spring term i ta Will still feature 1 ide. April H has bero t aside for the annua! ( at contributes ». pn-i ■npus Chest, MSI", chariol through STUN. Nancy I**. STUN representative announced. Money not picked up by 5 p.m. city park. today will automatically be for¬ Other Newman Chib activities calendar of spring to! feited. Money should be picked include was temporarily n< up at the AWS office, 3rd floor freshmehts Friday at 8 p.m., a the activity, the onl Union, between 10 and 12 a.m. coffee hour after the game Satur¬ at Jeniaon Fleldhouo or at 5 p.m. day. and a Philosophy Club meet¬ Farther Inrestlritlan i The STUN office in Qunnset 52 ing Sunday at I p.m., all of which will be open from 0 to 12 a.m. will be held at the Newman Club. Saturday morning for students Philip A. Hart, Michigan lieu¬ Conine said the plane apparent- 24 German Generals The newly revised election or¬ rtriklng workers who were on the dinance can be picked up Monday ed that Ihl. date < with the exam wl brain. Mar, 18 thrauih ft | whose books have not been sold. tenant governor, will speak to the ' slid down the snowcovered payroll when the strike began. at 2 p.m. in the third-floor Stu- If any students'flnd their books Canterbury Club Sunday at 6:30 cliff after striking near the peak's miiaing, they should bring in re¬ p.m. in 31 Union on "Christian¬ top. Released by Russians The company has hired some new since the walkout start- Government offices. Living unit petitions tor S ceipts Saturday morning. The ity and Pontics." Following the the UAW- loss will be made good as far as talk the group will go to Rever¬ STUN funds will allow, Miss Lee end Porter's home for a social GOETTINGEN, Germany (*) — Twenty-four travel-worn CIO regard generals of Hitler'a World War II army returned to West Ger- Football i*a f*r mcmarir at At* w*trr *mn+ i it Home Game Paces On Womens' Social Circuit Campus- Everyday Is Director Recent nings are Delta Sigma PI pln- Clarke Bertrand, to Armstrong, Saginaw sophomore. Barbara Queen's Day Kalamazoo junior, to Sarah Appointed Recent Alpha Epsilon Phi en- 1 I,. Beats of Kalamazoo; Bill War¬ . By JOANNE I gagements are Maureen Delores f' den, Bronx, N.Y., junior, to Shir¬ ley Pressel, Crosse Pointe junior, Prltz. Oak Park, to Marvin Glad¬ and John Noyes, North Bay, On¬ stone, Lansing alumnus; Sydelle juncil, Queens and An mo ambitious crown- "My hometown Is wherever I am." tario, sophomore, to Joan Gair, of Speaking was Dr. Frances Toronto, Ontario Shapiro, Detroit senior, to Jordan Issacs, Detroit senior, and Ida Groups Plan . . H. DeLisle, the newly appointed A recent Delta Sigma Pi en¬ Pappaport, Detroit alumnus, to maker could earn a fortune Director of the Women's Division Units i this campus. of the Dean of Students office. gagement is Alan Terrill, Eust 1 Henry Glass of Detroit. Dances Discussions, Not that anybody resents leens. I'm sure moot will 1 MSU's new women's she completed her grade and htrree that Michigan State's: school education. She received director was born in Oswego, N.Y., where Lex El part's Itmul Ballot Box Mediations noted queens are held high in her B.S. from the State Univers respect by students attending ity of Chicago. She then worket Slated for J-llop there as a counselor for two years "sophisticated New officers of Zeis Beta Txr By BARBARA BALL not only this university Lflj, Weekend butj before coming to MSU. swing" will set the pace for dune- "f, John Saltzstein, Milwaukee senior: vice president, Fellowship, worship, and many other mid western „ „ _ In 1947. Dr. Del.isle joined the Ing feet at the I9SB J-H«p . schools. Feh.;J(>rr>: ,,U((ronti Niagara K,lla Jun. IgmTABANKV recrention may be had by ev¬ eryone throughout the week Counseling Center here at State. | 10 and 11. The Elgart band wis , |or; And that's as it should he. Six years later, in June 1953. she named secretary. Harold Milton, j most popular college Pittsburgh sophomore, and treas- ftMtnd will find moat at the various religious func¬ Our queens have helped to received her Ph.D. degree from dance band by a music magazine ! urer, Jerome Palter, Hamilton, L^. to the occasion tions. Informal social gath¬ put our fair institution on the Michigan State. Miss DeLisle was appointed Di¬ last year. \ Ontario, senior. i, first h'tnie football Larry Elgart. erings, worship services and map. MSU and its beautiful rector of Women Students on bandleader, will be featured with Alpha are Harold of Alpha Phibrother of the Recent actives Wash, Detroit |Cniik«* last weekend, interesting speakers will high coeds. Sept. 1, 1955. This position car¬ the music of his also .saxophone, sophomore; Bob Brown, Lansing i! calendar is filled light the week's activities. But, we ask, why so many? ries the administrative responsi- Also starring will bo the band's sophomore; Robert Randolph, J,, open-houses, and The YWCA's activities wilt Just in the past two weeks vocalist, Don Forbes, Columbia White Plains, N.Y., sophomore; which include residence hall pro¬ toffee hours. open with a general membership our women's living units have recording artist. I Richard Jones Jr., Detroit senior. meeting Saturday at 9:30 a.r grams, sororities and AWS. mt with Friday night, the YWCA, 314 Evergreen, had to choose a Porpoise con¬ During her teaching career, 7dw« at Shaw Hall new students and transfer testant and a Harvest Ball Miss DeLisle was a regional di¬ p3ul C.rischke't dents as well as old member nominee, not to mention rector of the Executive Board for ■Sprcial invitation is ex- welcome. Coffee and doughnuts Homecoming and AFROTC the New York State Business and ii! coeds. according to Professional Women: a member Do YOU have yonr „ Bus Spanicola and will be served. and BOTC Honorary Colonel of the National Vocational Guid¬ Mid-week meditation sponsor¬ t. The lower lounge Candidates. ed by Christian Student Founda¬ ance Association: faculty advisor tne of the dance, But there are more to come. e place from 9 to tion will be held in McCune Cha¬ Spring term especially makes .to Spartan Tower Guard. Women's League and tickets yel? pel of Peoples Church Wcdnes- our heads ache as we ponder I gall h afco sponsor- , Fridi) nlfht. The I be decorated PanHellenic Board The Methodists Wesley House Sun at I* for their denominational over the qualifications of var¬ ious coed contestants in our Inllarnev the Black National Forest in Hills of South Dakota. te more damage to "AQUA MANIACS I style, with red and group. than do fires. breakfast. Dr. Donald Gray, of e cloth* and with ean- Picks 'Girl of Year' the Sarah Elisabeth Fand of Flint will speak en the topic. GO VAUDEVILLE" While there are an estimated 75 coeds from foreign | "The Hews and Whys of Cenrt- Anniinl Porpoise Waler Show ,n countries at Michigan State, only one has the tlistiinction of being the "PanHellenic Girl of the Year. Su„5ay a?r»!p *«anct Jettison Fiehllioiixo Pool luary THE EASY uTTwill provide mu- of Peoples Church. This honor belongs to | jtfreshments for their old Rena Abravancl, o 19-year-1— brown- lates at the Amer- Tickets at ill from 7 to 12:30 haired, blue-eyed lass onika, Greece. from Sal-j MICHIGAN Oelolter 13, I I. 13 Cnion Desk DE MEMO 8:13 P.M. Aqmno will play Rena was picked by o special $1.00 utv's mascot, Her- —THKATRE— PanHel reviewing board from a list of five deserving girls from | Now Showing! nington, chairman ot the Middle East. The list was set I Tau Omega's house up by Mrs. Louise Carpenter, for¬ eign student adviser. m PaaHel moan •f one Is paying and board for a minimum academic year. After the Rena'i fan-fitted way U catch np Special J year b np. It Is ap to the dis¬ •n the latest steps. Call to¬ l Pieta, Pi Beta Phi, cretion of Pa nil el whether Rena b dersenrlng year ef another free ef mem and board. day fee year complimentary I METAL BELTS i Gamma. Alpha Ep- Rena's traveling expenses are GOLD Beta Tau are • SPECIAL COLLEGE RATES being taken care of by the Ful- s directly fol- LEARN FOXTROT. WALTZ brtfht Society. She won it's a- . HII.VKR prrc Saturday after- ward from among 300 students in t Ball. first all- j SWING. RUMBA, MAMBO AI.I'MINI'M tellogg Center 112 Saturday night. Rena came to State following 1.39 /t&afate amet -t/ttec. | Ids Tsa will hold a •Ix yoari in a Greek-American | o Hell for Murh More fraternity bono# Khool—in Greece called a gym- j naaiiim. It was there that she i mastered six years of English, a j Sizes 24 to 22 language which she S|>caks extra¬ are slated to or Phi Delta ordinarily well. In her final year al the Gym- | ...THE TASTE IS GREAT! f Saturday evening. nasium. Rene applied fur the Ful-1 bright Scholarship, nevrr dream - i log she would be the lucky win- t The a gang- Rena pointed out various dif¬ car as ferences between Greek ami j American customs, the most "In Greece, we are nix . to go out alone, only in This is true until we are r There is no such thins as 'Upon Hall will b* In public before marriage, f« the crowning of Al- contrasted this with the ties" outside the dorms j Saturdav nlfht. fore closing time. i.D0WN"GI FHA TERMS TERMS Outstanding aavinga . . . make* all that glitters ... gold, ailvoror easiest terms aluminum matal baits, singular fashion secants, star - studded Hits price class Afl dw the Ml, rick ptmmn com« thru i. Filter Tip Tuqm. You get tut. of Txreyton't quality tobaccos in a Uwr cigarette with shimmering rh In en tones, pseudo aquamarines, fobs, or okw tutoother. draw. —If ...tod it* a OPEN delicate filagree. Highlighted Tetajioa't titer i* pud -gray because it commit Activated fashion enclosures for 5 to 7 MONDAY '. food, aod bmrtgo. to you cao appreciate it tweeds to evening knits. i Through io titer FRIDAY estate a cigarette. them to all your Ye* fiber Tip Tareytoo it tbc Uur cpmu that roily I fall I 2 to 6 SATURDAY it W: SUNDAY FILTER UPTAREYTON - - : ' '% - 'y „ : .7 tr-~ # THjn^K «t«T« Klf 8 tritiy Picked for CrossCounlry Team Favored To Take Michigan AAU Title tm Expect Kennedy to Ret 90 Wins For Tigers 'Individual Championship] Running in their first competition of the 1955, Michigan State varsity and freshman harriers tr» trait Saturday morning for the Michigan AAU 1 Says Harris ships. The Spartans are the favorites to take the team titk DETROIT . the Boston Garden Nov. 30. LATE Basilio won the crown from the . ML Athletic I SPECIALIZING IN SHOW Boston battler June 10 at Syra¬ ior Dick TONHJHT 1930'g, was being dropped as a cuse, N.Y. The bout will be televised na¬ Ed Hartman, SETS! Hurls 'InvaKit i .KM 10:10 • Brings said Rowe would be given tionally with New England black¬ Wheeler, Jim Armit, Bob Hughes. ChflrgC aI M ft PETER PAN RUBBERS 20tfc Conltry-foi a managerial position in Detroit's ed out. The International Boxing minor league system, or be made Club is handling the television Don Lofton and Mike McKcrvey.: All of the unattached entries ° MILWAUKEE end of the Arid. will run in the junior race except University Athletic Dire ft FRANQNEEZIE Lhe never-told Don't forget our Soda Bar love story o£ I buy groceries from Dade's, 'Raleigh lie's so friendly; and no wait¬ and LANSING PETER PAN ing *1 the cheeksfand. food and beverages at Km ran sen able prices, tost Jnst V, mile SmmIc Stop west of Harrison In Frandor - Across From Federal "MR HUT 0RAZY PETER PAT DAVIS * RICHARD TDHMMN COLLINS OADE'S GROCERY and one early season time last week can be counted upon to be of the team's top finishers. Terry Block, eighth in IBM. al- Added! Cartoon •""" NnvcMy' • Lnl—I Woo* 2909 E. Kalamazoo Phone IV 9-8540 i had a good early season time id should NOTE! "Virgin Queen" Ml »hown Sat. Mat. until 3:l« Special Kitldir Show Sal. Mnlinrr 1:00 p.m. Open 7 days a week Davi* (up Si LOOK AT ALL THE CHECKERED FLAGS The Spartans' loading entries i Roseww II said I the pains after < h 3 s ALL CHEVROLET'S COLLECTED! Pacific South*« Los Angeles. In exhibition? Frazer defeated the famous Koeea Kamo .6-: juniors! - STATE- MISTER ROBERT See Your Chevrolet t*i nic*i«AR mtt yits IN Schedule To Meet Olson in November •ke Doubtful Starter; •• E. Shaw « «*. *. «fc» 1 Robinson Tries ViliiWiiAi lr and " Moved to Vacancy wr Rot [gidys middleweight title against former ylwr laf Jd IS:*.1 champion Sugar Ray Robinson at aaii VI. the Chicago Stadium Friday, Nov. 4. =S?35 L.;i . "... or ButteHleM a SsttH Offciial confirmation of the See the long-rumored bout was made Injury Thursday by the International Boxing Club. DUFFY DAUGWRTY Sigma Nn The 15-round bout will be tel¬ Soph evised nationally with on area of 150 miles around Chicago blacked Back Whips IM Results out. It also will be broadcast na¬ tionally. Jim Norrhs, IBC president, said NTOM-TV Channel S4 ! In IM Play VMS I SMJKJ*,'' ' Olson will recieve 35 per cent of irna.I l*i On^t. a pettln* 25 per ( SUNDAY, OOOKft John Grisonde. Kb, threw four kabMi pamew and ran for two Mmiew of the Stanford injury to game M he led his team to 48-0 aw a l'arsily ('.tub Duffy will show the Pat Burke hwt j the brunt of the rirht for Snturtiny on r Alpha Chi Sift- itas So a. rw mippb tm r All eligible Bity Club are pledges to the Vi asked to meet picture* and dkum the game 7:30 wearing their letter i WTOM-TV tin HnWy*1 , jon-pnunder from De- xn Burke s understudy i first two weeks of ac- bruised his knee Morning Line iTivtiiiiig uiut: .1 »• University of Mich- * and has missed all I practice time. MaaliMi «f the »• * sad the week wff M s Black — Knight By JACK BERRY I g o_ (Consensus selection* in rapilwls) MIDWEST ARMY at Michipan . . . some Black Knipht* in Ann Ar ILLINOIS at Ohio State .. spirits will be low on Hiph Street a senior, Haidya Indiana at IOWA rehoundinp on Ilada" Day Ho saw limited . . . und sophomore year and MINNESOTA at Northwestern .. or Senators versus Orioles Alphw T«u On*o fnupht off campaign fell just WISCONSIN at Purdue . . . Winner is Wolverine rhallenper 2T kg playing NOTRE DAME at Miami (Fla.) . . outclassed ami outsrored U Kansas SUte at MARQUETTE . . . and Baltimore Colt* in • of the ! doubleheader Toledo at MIAMI(0) . . . this Miami is sunnier EAST PRINCETON at Pennsylvania . . . It's pettfap to lie a habit for Selxi COLUMBIA at Yale . . . Just takes a little extra effort PENN STATE at Virpinia . . . Moore and Moor*. it looks like State I majoring in police ndmln- Pittsburph at NAYY . . . turnabout: Panther rets clawed' i This comet naturally to SOUTH *father is a member Kentucky at ALAUAMA POLY . . . (AUBURN, to you it Police Department. Yankees) |Mf tackle sUrted Chattanoopu at TENNESSEE Vols take on state prep champ . Furman at SOUTH CAROLINA . . . lucky to field a team tbl after Army pame (round GEORGIA TECH at I^ouisiuna State . . . notmdy beats the Xi. one «.f last year's to conteitd- Wrecks this year m Tlw «'"»■ in • °-o tie. SOUTHWEST l la Dnn Hall. n Proapec- and have aa Cinderella cat Triangle by the 12-8. Motoric Announcement to Music-Lovers from 'flfie ral at OUa Hoa- TEXAS CHRISTIAN at Alabama best in the southwest rhc Engineer* score don a shot Gnurf}~{a(l Society, . . . print by back Neil Edison OKLAHOMA at Texas . . . 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