STUDENTS .C* VOICE VIEWS SEE PAGE 2 [ No. 72 EAST LANSING, MICHIG/ NESDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1955 PRICE 6 CENTS ►rite MP les Spy eneva Group to Aim )y Called Tipster For Unified Germany Burgess-Maclean • A Ijiborite MP Tuesday named a former Frosh Votes Four Power ■jmat i" Washington as the shadowy third man ninute warning gave Soviet spies Guy Burgess jtaclean time enough to escape behind the Iron To Decide Meet Begins Curtain. I flKPS 1 Lt. Col. Marcus Upton touched off an uproar in the House of Officers Thursday Commons by charging that Har- old Philby, then first secretary Final Elrrtion* Sw No Sffurity °f the Washington Embassy, gave 1 the tlpoff just as a security net Set for ThunwUy Until Reunification was closing in on the two For¬ Attack eign office diplomats. Burgess and Maclean disap¬ Thuraday in the day for fin- fall election* for all frtuh- 1 PARIS (A") — Western leaders asserted Tuesday peared May 12. 10S1. after Brit¬ ish intelligence learned the.v had claas office* and some | night that continued division ifrom B«l been for a long time espionage i of Germany poses the threat Chair agents for the Kremlin. Both it aaata on Student c/n- 1 of conflict over all Europe. men had access to key Western and Fro*h-Soph council, , They determined to make Ger- ' - President the turnout doe* many's reunification one ob- Foreign Office's American Dc- 1 walked Tuesday partment | Shirley Hill ist Thursday's pri- jective at the Geneva confer- to right. Olefin Smith. Beverly there ■ with the Soviet Union. ..time since his may not bef ence Gronewold, Battle Creek The foreign of the i Sept. 24. to bother counting.j ministers often North Atlantic Treaty Organlca- sman to get, October 1949 a sore spot; . president since bis , that "he looked „„ g ,951 and . 350 Ducats Remain * for campus participation, drew j only W5 freshmen to the polls' last week. Only four vote* were j ; lion reached this decision in id ap- positions for the sophomore sorority repre- ' France for the four-power meet¬ hasspoma, |y ^ ing with the Russians begj j bed. He said Eiscn- j "good" and a Philby month For Purdue Train sentativo on' the Fro*h council—one for each candidate. Thursday. f' 14 this will be I a Tito. Dulles told reporters j plans after a meeting e listed were 1 North Atlantic Treaty Organuu- ibers i*t Am«r- j tton foreign ministers. •5 and the mechan- | Tho four power foreign min- erung Thursday, may not bo over by then, but Nov • la a Sunday to brothers." .No one segmen of and it would likely be In recesa. the population can got along The Yugoslav government said lacnd Helping Hand to 107 Club* without another Dr. Kurd alao sard that the 1 Rides AWS l» taking ovci loor office* and IFC current do-it-yourself interest country, Nov. • end travel tm- 'Available nto the former governi loor offices. The State New. Alumni Assn. Keeps Tabs With Grads was created not to save money but because people are looking for something to do with their Brtoal bland to. He then will tor Oy " Bureau equipment other- muscles and for problems that csn be solved. S irulU*. Engineers J fUmu SekedmM To Interview For Mutic Aud Today The Audi-VUuel Center will then, tl bat/u* invited. The three documentary (Um to entitled "Peecefu service* of 1 Free Speech,' The Utuua I Mumee* to "Nelfcmel Bm Um AltMML • Igrjg 1 vtdttal tigbu." TVS Sttiit&X* «YX*1 X*WS No Ivory Towers Italics from the Dr. Hannah Praises Letters Speak Students for Parade For Students Due editor to lack „ It Is pratifvinjr indeed to be able to print a true "pare mey incentive an of public opinion" aueh aa the Mate New* presents today. One of the principal objective* or an editorial pare is to SE£ stimulate thought and discussion on subjects of interest to the readers. of the highest quality: To everyone connected with the By the volume of response to State News editorials this affair—those with direct responsibility, those who worked term, the almost unfailingly high content of the response, have worked long hoots at the coat of great personal inconvenience, The doprps< and the generally fair treatment of the subjects dealt with in the letters thus far received, the editorial staff feels those who participated in the parade—my sincere per¬ by the low sonal thanks, and those of the University. anced by the that it has manured to avoid the Ivory Tower trend which To be remembered by (riehds willing worki Rnpertanaes like these strengthen my great confidence creeps into many editorial pages. everywhere means much to the i1resident fanlzaiions , in the often abused "younger generation" and confirm my ih thhsc days, but he was particularly Veteran', ciu Ta continue aad expand this concept of the aac af the belief that this hi the finest group of men and women represent,,-..,, editorial space, readers must caMiaae ta caatftMe as they pleased by your letter, written on behalf Michigan 8tate has had as students in it* history. signups. ,md hare so far this term. ties who vol: of the students at Michigan State University, The Stale When "injustices" on enrnpos arise, the State News will Hel. more than grateful for your confidence, also deserve. fry to deal with them objectively, presenting the facts so and wanted me to thank you for your good that readers may draw their own opinion. wishes and prayers tor his BpCedy and worked The best way for the administrators of Michigan State, the editors of the State News, and other campus leaders to complete recovery. serve the students, however, is to be able to review In posi¬ tive form the ideas of the students themselves. This means Letters to the Editor. Butterfield Shift pleasure tried during th helta phi delta Draws Sparks , 7:30 p.m.. Conference Rm, State Journal delta phi ep8ilon 8 p.m., 221 Physics-Math 7 p.m., 3! Union stated: "According to univer¬ Mt. William C. Mansfield KAPPA ALPHA ML sity authorities. Butterfield res¬ President, Student Body After Wolverine picture: Lecture in West Junior High idents notified of the tem¬ were Michigan State University School Aud. porary rhangeabout at the be¬ ginning of the term, giving them &ast Lansing, Michigan AG i:d club a chance to find other accom- 7:30 p.m.. 212 Ag Hall AORONOMY CLUB We would like to elaborate on 7:30 p.m., 312 Ag Hall that statement. When students arrived at Butterfield Hall for registration of monetary compenso- week, they were immediately usked to sign the housing con¬ tract. At this time, and not be¬ ED 2-1511 Campos Classifieds The ad wasn't bold but fore, were they told of the forced move to Bryan ami Rather Halls. and Mr. Underwood are prod¬ ucts of Michigan State Univer¬ sity's educations I system, we discover that in both cases the style of the essay belias its ion and produces a I realistic appraisal af AUTOMOTIVE . .3 pell Jfc |l .94 carter AtKlgtic So* fuyi 8 dolli *7c er-enthusiastic "defense" « T Sk.rU 2 for flJC ovtng out belongings . MSU. Jt the ah. leather 8 rubber IMS up | A mature individual wspaper has much drTIM OPtMtMQ aw effectively the selecting topics for Average Ul 50 weekly drat Interview i in MornU A Good Idea * * * Deceit Evident Lonely Elite T» Uw alitor: Tbr tdHonal. In TUetday'a pr Qualified to Review? Readers Blast Ballet Critic of Ballet Espanoi" which was Lacks Validity performed in the University Auditorium last evening We both thoroughly enjoyed the bring* vitber pngrMrlon or r»- frraaion . .certainly. this type of change tor the atudent brought prapntkm. Thr critic .peek, of rigidity' in hi* article. Ajrrcl, there i* HOUSING • certain amount of rigidity In thia type of dancing, however, thia la typical of thia particular -f LOSTeegfOWP Told Too Late Benson DATE DATE PLACEMENT BUREAU PHUmWI COMPANY COMPANY OPENINGS FOE OPENINGS FOE Oct. 24 United States Rubber Co. Elec., Mech., or Chem. Enfrt. Password Puzzje Rebuffed Oct 26 The B. F. Goodrich Co. Chemists or Physicists. Mech. EngrV i Oct. 2S Son Francisco Naval Mech.. Elcc., or Civil Engr's. At Hearing !2 Revere Copper Brass Inc. Three hundred and sixty designation Plan MS or Pill) - Chemists (Ana- residents of Hutterfield Halt Draws Cheers lytical, Physical, Organic, or wpl Receives WORTHINGTOX. Minn. (jf) will move into Bryan ant! Ra¬ ther Halls, Nov. 10-17. The Inorganic). Elec., Mech., Chemical, Civil, , no? Shipment — Demands for the resigna¬ move will accomodate the or Agri. Engr's. Physicists. Food Tech.. Bacteriologists, or It Piece of believe that tion of Secretary of Agricul¬ presidents and top adminis¬ Chemists. (Organic. Bio. or *antoti„ns „ t -uncr.TON <*t — Eg- 11 folf turf Visionary ture Benson brought cheers trators visiting the campus Physical) Animal Husbandry, commit" ^ive worked deal with the Com- U. Corpulent for a conference of the land Agronomy, Horticulture, En¬ nave Tuesday from a farm audience tomology. Biology, Home Ec.f The depresxH a . yjf j« reported to to- 20. The pick 21. Roused grant colleges and universi Gen. Bus. or Vet Med. Majors. participating in a Senate Ag- the loW n anced bv the tt , pillion dollar* with in- 21 Footltk, pin j riciilture hearing on farm ties. Also all interested in inter¬ viewing with this organization pl weapon* priced at Student dorm representatives 21. Roman dste I problems. and the administration consid¬ regardless of major. fanizal W°'kPr tenth to one fifth 28 Ba indebted 61 Nostrils 1 !.iter, a witness who defended ered this arrangement the best All Engr's., Gen. Bus. Majors Veteran's ciub ut Western countries Tantalus IT 13 Foreign i Benson's flexible farm price sup- possible, according to Lyle A or production management or Acct. Majors. Also, all inter¬ Thinly Thorburn, manager of the f«»oti signups, a I charge. Moments est ed in production or sales ties who - -..tie officiate who rc- regardless of major. 40 Tuc-» ft* s*A*i **#s !Irish P«^'' I Suffer First Loss iT'i Navy in Top Schedule Poses Edge Out 8-7 iS-llL. Grid Contest Wrdaesfayi Bet. 94 folic* rontAAiL Ay FRED MERRILL t the game. John Carter passed to tor the Bower* wVh he caught The Pom. hnndtd the Newman! •,ohn **•>«'<" ,ur » touchdown pass** from Bill SH#lich ahd Bill Steuyor .The Bowers collected " taarfc MeM Club their first loss of the Intra-'farter and Seheafer also eo-oper- their 13th point on a fun by Rill -«D Middirs Aim For 6th Win I »:4S tomUp* S vs. ; phii iias s vs. f pkimas t haw 4 vs. g. AAaw t mbral football season night, by a score of 8 to 7. Tuesday (ated on a pass for the extra point, Cestcowski. in other games played last icIm lias £ i thaw 4 vs. ft. rthsw is The Hermians rolled over A K ■ The Poses generally dominated! night; the RDD's defeated the i r •' I N Mlwr 3 vs. ftathvr 4 the game all the way. Their first, Landon I .ads, 7-0: Elevator I beat Psi with three touchdowns, an , SOUTH BEND, Ind! OP)—N«Vy 4:44 Bryita 7 vs. arm 4 score came on a pass from Bart Elevator II, 14-8; the Bowers won extra point, and a safety. Bob ha* beaten Notre Dame only fc»»r Barton to Turk Linton late in the Colt scored two of the touch¬ : M w. i thaw • vs. W. Shaw 7 over Ellsworth, 13-0; and A K Psi time* in the Irish's 'longest rt*i- downs and Keith McClellan scor¬ thaw t W. Shaw 4 second period. However, they* defeated Hermians, 21-0. I secutive rivalry but there to ' a vs. failed to score the extra point. In ed the other. ler i vs. Rathvr S The RDD's scored in the last feeling that the Middies may Mil Secret Practice P1tl4 the last quarter the Pose' Blond few seconds of the second half A new wrinkle was added to ; down their fifth victory in the S:tS w. 1lhaw 1 vs. W. thaw 4 Laues caught John Carter back for the only score in the Landon Intramural football in a game be¬ 7:?3 So,Eh»U vs. Kacvr Boavri • IS Beairests vs. JtaMvrs in the Newman end zone and Lads, RDD Kama Mike Wallace tween the Hawaiian Club and The contest »:« Goal cutters vs. IMIoaron shapes up as one gave the Poses a two point safety, | passed to Tom Rudy for the the Manor Mice which ended in t:«# fifty, of the best in the nation this Sea¬ son with Navy entering it with Veu^^ajrjgAslU though to upset the unbeaten touchdown. Wallace also scored a 0-0 tie. A man on the Hawaiian Club's team played the entire Newman Club. the extra point. a perfect record of five straight game in his bare feet. ; wins for the campaign and Notre The Newman Club score came j In the game between the two Dame showing big *T III AAsi'a'vsrS an iU with about. A half minute left In Elevator teams, John Williamson since absorbing its ! ' ■ 1 sparked the winning F.levator II in five Marts to ] Oct. IS. New Pirate j team to a victory William* over Elevatt Sport Shorts The Irish bounced back that licking to whip passer Len D u* day with a Purdue '^-Umbrella" del Officer Named *f*ttenc£*husk£60u tisSSMm' easraaa. i I thrown against N some new stuff classified list, footbhl, basketball j ; ,NavX.fluarterback CeAv m , Welsh Is outstanding dfHP?fiar performcr IN Hi. school. | been praised by his coach, Erdelatz, as "the best 1 evei Tough Row fo Hoe [orrall Leads Stale i* Ml I *