Hannah Sets Meefingoh Butterfield Mix-Up • VOTE: The following nUtcment was received situation has arisen from a misunderstanding because Michigan State is with, extreme measures, and I am counting on the eo-op- jSte N'«ws Thoraday afternoon. allegations which have no foundation in fact. the pioneer land-grant institution. The name eration of all those concerned. fptOM THEconsiderably • been OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT disturbed by the resentment of The meeting to be held here is that of the Land-Grant Colleges and Universities, of whlcKntMi AasoiHW— . en our campus when eld Michigan Agricultural ( liege celebrated Its semi-centennial, and In returning is Believing that misunderstandings of this kind can beat be cleared up in face-to-face discussions, I am arranging to university jH an honored member. The occasion la the delay my departure for a trip to the Canadian northeast i bv some of the men residing in Butterfield llall I flag ua a rare and signal honor. on a matter of continental defense to have supper with the With annual — (be arrangement under which they have la-en meeting; those attending will be the No one regrets more thanT the necessity of asking the men of Butterfield Hall on Sunday evening, and to meet ft, rive up the use of their rooms for a week in order dcnts and other major academic and administrative' offi¬ In ButerfleM to share their housing facilities witfi with those interested in the multi-purpose room of Brody fchigsn State University may provide housing for a cers of all the land-grant colleges and universities. '**— « guests. This has never been necessary before, and llall at 6 p.m. I hope all of those who have some actual U distinguished guests to our campus. The state- are coming here at my express personal invitation, 1 tope we will never find obrselves in the ssme situation interest in the matter will he there. 11 have heard and read lead me to believe that the etl and accepted more than five years ago, anlw X. Crowe, who is Ita-aSa aaM that XOTC at I.-C Series, said | bins of the plan j >a«M a drill la aa- ft-** S"tad. HMdNN Iradarm at Ika rapartad aac«a«tad Ikal Iba a a (bar , ba rSlllll at a araatact lavel imldal • aad gibaUd la rraaldaat '& 'rt tyk l y-r& v- Game Called Dctire' Gridders to Face Wednesday nt Congress rovldlnf for Firetl-Up Bfedgen* omplaintf Michigan State faces one of Its toughest tests of eenrohrve Thoraday to receive free pumpkins and squash, quartet. her part ot the dance "KartU season Saturday when they meet Wisconsin, a team that compliments of Manager Mike Iftnorhewski. I .eft to right are : students has a three-fold desire to win. Karen Redding and Kay Hood, both Detroit sophomores. ml the International ( tub's •ther member of the cast k The game has been designated the "Guy Sundt Memorial Game," in honor of the Badger athletic director who passed •Man of Ontury' 'World Tour' Free «f Charge ■ - away Tuesday. fur Wisconsin their number is Al lininn and finally, lie Mich Ivy WH- Cooke Picks Stevenson In the volln, far lb, tacaal seats on Htodent < ongreaa, Ike i principally designed International Club to Hold Hush Orders winners were; Henry (bristle. that has lost three games in u As Next U.S. President Itryan; Hbedd Hmlth. rbillips: Rest tie Nkapiro. Abbott; Hnaie prewou. Speaker of du9th Annual Show Tonight /1 r« i la hie Today row, ings Tht Badger*' last two out¬ atidtVl in defeats by Southern - By JOt IIOIIMAS Adams and I^ms llnnell. Hnyder and Pal Beekman. Laara Han- ma. | ^ j ^ planning ♦' California and Ohio State The Spartans will be motivated Xlal* Km Night CdlUr ell and Katie Doyle. Loosing. utemcntC"nUCted! Dancing and singing with '""t" ' a foreign flavor will fill the i a„»no the p.nllri too, however. A victory would Adlni Stevennon will be the next Prenlilent of the United { The «>p {Union ballroom tonight at K when the International Club Saturday and sunda State its 300th since the Stated «d in coed faith I presents its ninth annual talent show . ! not able to sign up give school engaged in intercollegiate predicted Dwight Cooke, famed CBS new* Fr<»h-Soph analyst, in i el! peder t— ^e student, w,.. :he,r | Thursday night mav hie lecture in the Aud Thuraday night. ftptal uaurT~"w>„^ Shirt Provides "urt'rnc'',re# thm"'"" " •- p,nM"2 than .00, about JO of which wrra1 Ik,II. East Yiktl 1 — Latest Clue ( c stand! CHICAGO (/TV—A ripped shut, kc Miw whose ownership was traced situation t through officials con- 't Aflrr t • Mid that vestigation. o approached shirt as far not know of i who died t His son. Union build- the shirt *. u responsible his father s ** it pertains know who d that he ha.i lector test -■'•officially by i |*ol*cc stl ' he was urn- i new lead. **t»on and he in such a *ny change in parts had ution plan. or tapes. [jk Do 2,000 Sit-ups »U Band Boasts Strongest Musician •"umpet play. The Us *n State march- sophomore probably the *** musician In following the Ohio Slate ganwe in IM3. While 117 fellow hand Hercules from members watched, he pulled ■ a- . u ** rtJt to the himself up from -hen the and C Owar Sto- position V?ln* ^un» The feat fame of the trumpeter*, uoummI tal¬ Michigan ent* f^r one of their spectacular gridiron . He can walk 60 yards on hii handa, or do up to 17 pre-up. age. creallvenCM. while .lauding on hia hands. the "body bulldmg" inlervlow Like many highly developed of it. coverage. After leaaewlll be forward- Tlw paper', handling mostly " athlete*. SU-kn hrgan hu • hob¬ i to actllr down to of Ihc Army Wilbur j Crnleinilol wa» also commended, by" because ol a handicap ry. * CW He i-uflerrd a iruu-cripplui; Cker. former Mktugax along wtlh the special C'cnteunul compound fracture of hia ankla lor approval. juaua. gj|'L* : I y iimfih IFC Action Is for the Best The effect of the withdrawal of IFC from Spartacade UN Deserves Our Complete Support and the mibaeqiient probable demUe of that activity la lielna areutly overrated by the irrmip in charge of Campus Cheat. Rob OTtura. Cumpua Cheat director, hna stated that Te Ike Ml tar: narrew - minded- the withdrawal will ultimately cause a lass of 75 UN day has passed, anil the Stato News did not see 111 to of the Chest's Income. ubto damage, m In Hie Ill-In¬ make mention of this fact. Dur¬ A study of the entire picture, however, makes It clear ing these critical weeks of post- spired and thamefnl reflation that O'Hara is not only reacting without any basis, but is Geneva I and pre-Gcncvii II, against UNESCO. the existence of the United Nu- I think that you at the State The first fact the IFC members ascertained at the vital importance. It News, a* well as instructors and deserves out moral and mater¬ meeting in which they voted to withdraw was that every ial support. enlightened students could do a house was in favor of continued support for the Campus lot so that MSU graduates will As the growing educational not at future gatherings of the Chest. are preparing for their AL stand up and rally against The fraternities want to contribute to Campus Chest. leadership positions, they should something that they would sup¬ also prepare to become inform- They want to do it in a more effective nnd ^ port if they had had the infor¬ manner, however. They have set up a commit¬ mation. The miitconeup- tee with a direct mahdate to find how this can best be atue of the Unit- l«nst year's UN meetings on campus were a great step in the done. The committee is aclinic rlicht now, and must re¬ right direction. At that time, t port within two weeks with a plan for the fraternities. .suggested to make such panel Spnrtncnde has been a rip-roaring success in the past, meetings an annual institution and has served its purpose well. at MSU. It would be interest¬ At the same time, it is hnrd to overlook the long hours, ing to know whether such plans are in the making. the great ex|>ense in graiies, money, physical well-being Let those planners he aware and social pressure that such an undertaking has pro¬ of schedule conflicts however, duced. U of M Asks .. ■ for last year's afternoon session Kverytime the nrtlve student turns around, he or she coincided with a baseball game is facial with the pros|>ect of dropping everything to build a between Notre Dame and MSU. float, a display or some other symbol of group participa¬ Who's Gol As you will well remember, the Auditorium was empty and the tion. baseball held packed. As yet. To|) Team It is time to look over the situation nnd see what can the UN at MSU is no equal to be chopped off the already-overcrowded calendar. the game of games. Frank G. Gelerhaaa The IFC has taken the first step, and a big one at that, in the right direction. I'erhapa it is lime for other groups Prog and Cons Argued In Big 10? to begin thinking along similar lines. Concentration on a few large projects a year should Te the Editor: PHONE raise the overall quality of will lie "lost." the participation, and nothing * Are Ivy Leaguers Before you become too over¬ awed with your football prow¬ ess this year, please let us re¬ ED 2-1R11 Campus Classifieds The nil wasn't bold but •> U Campus Chest does not stand to lose in the case of mind you of the facts concern¬ Educational Snobs? Spartacade either, in their search for a new way to meet ing the Oct. 1 game, which in¬ to .7 p. their goals, the feature of action will be added to the Chest dicate that there is at least one EXT. 268 the ileal certainly sold. lKiArd of directors. A feature that hHS been sadly Incking team in the Big Ten superior to in the past. Te Henry M. 1 vantohing entity knewn high- Michigan State. aa CLASSIPilD RATH Michigan, finding little rea¬ The fraternities hnve pledged that they will continue You, as ai son to exhibit Its full strength Mr.rm.rn II Word. EMPLOYMENT personal to support Cumpus Chest, it might be a good ideu in'this can't really mean it! • dor ■ALCUIAN PANT TIME fuU tlmr DANCE TO THE rrb would support the fraternities. er case if some other groups The subject you discussed in I it priough vuutiug scouts, did not resort to Car MMfitial. no t, per Who* O-Htalera Dante* um Mnmry m the November issue of Holiday 2 Work Rather F-L 2-2U: Una about passipg or spectacular offensive day, aome evrnlna* and (oturdap*. is closa to my beast. Why? Be¬ has been nuuMUver*. Without having to 1 *!• ....St, UJt H0USIN6 University Should cause I am one of those "almost t e a n be u»4 'JSI-fcaftlerence candidates leave rmw and phone Dumber. idiots" that you implied at- nmon clod Kraqser, fiarr, Pace, or Van 4 day, I.'I...,!'., |l.|| MALI 75 sunt of WUen offense, the flnal aror.- STUDENTS THREE pert e*. » day. I....'. i...»IJS time imitWBtu open for route Riper- the part, maybe st«W»iul-Mlchi«aD, H; Mich- Fulfill Its Contracts Iganpttate' Uhlvnraity «l Agrl- " will raise ADDITIONAL CHARMS their standards. i ulft*e anil Applied Sciences. 7 F*. rack md II la par A little gets lost along thg a«a* .... day The existing facilities were way when an entire field of ROOM nt SINES1 designed for the use of two stu¬ study is reduced to a syllabus. FOR RENT caj dents per room. This number But what about simple facts 1 think a few institution* hav GARAOS FOR RtNT Hmoe RD- should reoti/ will be doubled when the con¬ vention commences. Where does for the sake of a decent argu¬ ment? lost sight of the end in thei exuberance to enlarge th automotive" n LOST andFOt the administration expect us to 1. The population of this FOR SALE that our opinions do not form¬ study? At present, our location country is rising rapidly. More ulate university policy. The ad¬ docs not facilitate the use of Maybe * " " P°"ib' NEWMAN CU B Uwt in^vi.inits ministration cun rule that black the library for daily studying. low can we get thene people if thought to enlarging th IV ft-im. 75 will be white, and contrary to re make a point to discourage R p.m., Newman Hall; Halloween Party • QQOD BUYS—NEW 1DM--18M ford* BEAGLE ruh»lf, EIGHT weeks IOST BROWN BKwjwtJ the wishes of the majority of hem from entering college? than Jus to buildinj t will be so. too small now. ** INT** NATIONAL CLUB 8-Vm., Union- Ballroom; 7-7TTS after the pnt. 75 I'nson %».».i.er * iuu-e» M to us that the dorm >. Mr aboal it per Mat of ■tilt Krougl ' i ED*£!my "*D Talent show 1890 BUIC'K. RADIO. hODter. uew 1 I ■e constructed for th WMt I dents. If present fa •air abaat 41 *rr Mat of tMt * dt * SUNDAY LIBERAL RELIGIOUS YOUTH MEETING 1 (Map la (ranted a detrre. ich conventions, the be held here. Ther It is loo late to ptop Wouldn't II be a (Md Idea I* Both Ne 7 30 p.m., 'Y' House SETTER BUYS C'|«fftt«t A die* Wool | pels )kc AlMfftsc Sua fuyt $l.«4 certon ft ioftt «7c SERVICE 1 ise for the Inconven coining convention. have mare trained People enl •> every IM? To the Editor: UYUUN9 SPARTANS Maw i you WILL ALWAYS SET A Men', yeh.te T Shirts . .60c 2 for $1.70 1 TYPING ALL KLNH1 lence the men of Brody will Having read both columns on Non-members wclcoi i SOOD DEAL FROM is to press for monetary return S. There In a shortage of en¬ NEWMAN CLUB prestige that Michigan State will "Ivy Claims" and "Ivy Super. 1 gain from the convention. for the period of inconvenience, if it means writing the gineers, trained teachers, train¬ ed officers in the armed iority" it comes out to be the 7 30 p.m., St. Thomas | MALCOLM MILKS YOUR even furres, Ivy league versus the (not thin Church: Initiation We have fulfilled eur part of State Board of Agriculture. etc., ad InllBllum. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH laundry R*,r. bif *nrf An »7, the dormitory contract. There- The emphasis you encourage particular) state university. In MeYt eh Ir k.nt.p«. ends The Ivy League may wi Letters to the Editor Its quality. You can own it and ratfcm • l£? Tm q^r prmtv.-rrrs. «« fl cloae at band But pcrsonall). be the envy 1 think he and the others should pride itself on its greater pc Th* Mat* New* welcome of the neighbor- centage of educated hood. ^ be ignored and poasibly pitied Icadci letter* frern It* reader* an rah hay rides for such but educated leaders need n Jeel. ef rarraM i.Urrat. a stagnant point of u, 1452 PLYMOUTH Cranb rook v »-ur orated followers I believe th Club Coupe. Erceptionally clean •41 Akkett Band POUTARLf Fred L Garrett n interior. Body and f.msh l,ke new. Very good mechanical coo- Cut Out Clods 1447 CHEVROLET Dalure Tudor. Radio, heatar. Vary good me¬ H asm chanical condition. Fi •MO-BHgl*' edied by this simple means $45. price. srcfe-S: fraaP^kM to not maturing In bto enltuml mcf 2^7987 Uatou. Goodies in the production SEE US AND. GET OUR DEAL (which aim weren't mentioned TV Mr Huffman and Miu Old by Joe Bumbles" Hoffman) BEFORE YOU DECIDE ham for should be cosnpluneutod handling a difficult area of newspaper work in an Intelli¬ 1, Stagecraft was excellent Beautiful use of dramatic light¬ , vitriolic drivel aa th* Dee- Michigan State News ON ANY CAR ing. Personal blocking was well gent manner. Everyuoe's taste handled. The use of minimal differs (thank heeven) and the setting was perfect for the ef¬ MALCOLM MILKS, INC. Ej£g$aa tovlews In the State News are fects needed. uoder act •* UUreh X? , more v«Ud than the childish cries of Individuals whose bub¬ 1408 E. Michigan ble has been shattered by real- cMm*m jdja. a lie* d*u, Amrcumd Pern, me Ow . — a a— Lansing, Michigan WAfJjJ ATTSNTWN^^y , IV 9-5281 sf^S'S^ri tik mitiiM a*Ati *i#t ft* Mm to Mark 1955 Sets Mot Bm ] ToAway Came Influence Social Circuit Sixth Year ftocent « Kappa Phi pinning* j Rush Teas For Hobby Social Life are Len Camber. Wayne sopho- ! mere, to Betty Petersen, Chicago, » IlL, junior and Delta Zeta. and senior, to Carol Dekorse. Grouse , Pret Halcott, New Hope, Pa., sen- • Pointe junior and Delta Zeta. lor, to Nancy McCallum, Detroit j Completing the list of ttlgma hobby with a practical value for •nlar and Alpha Xi Delia. Alpha Epaiteo pinning* are Dave Williams, Birmingham senior, to i Mabte Peter am, Asst. to A recent Theta Chi pinning i*' jrilies ior, to Betty Orafton. Detroit sen¬ ior and Delta Delta Delta. Barbara .Smith, Algonac freshman Skip Boyd, Cohasset, Mas*., sen¬ from the University of Michigan, and Chuck Lamb, Grotse Pointe ody group of dorms will give junior, to Nancy Leadbetter of Recent Sigma Alpha Epsllen Detroit. Stress Friday night from 9 tnee ft Brady Hall. Featured « pinning* are Luis Vela, Caracas. Recent Delta Higma Phi pin¬ be the Bryan Dorm Boys' Combo, Venezuela, sophomore, to Gay ning* are Joseph M. Lullo, Chi¬ furnish the music. Everyone Wright, Detroit junior and Pi cago, HI., junior, to Joan Thuma, ixation purchaaed la the fail flnd to invited. Deviating from the halloween trnne. the International Club Beta Phi, and Don Waples, Birm¬ Sycamore. III., sophomore and Al¬ ingham senior, to Janet Gruber, pha Xi Delta; James Davidson, Midland sophomore, to Sylvia Reuter. Grosse Pointe sophomore planning to anfl Delta Zeta, and Leigh Hin- rk, 1 fount)* of aoronty • Miller, Goble* jun- shaw, East Lansing senior, to . introductory rush Cox. Farmington Grenda Covell, Plymouth senior Hi Herman, Frank - and Delta Zeta ,rn,« and Sunday catad by MSU and often include »«••> thin>r»: •ame experimental work —Everything from panti The original land ot the farm ! to square dancing i« scheduled : vnii won't remem- The VOLNC. ADI'l.T club was cleared in I BOO by Mix* rOUptl i ff»r the Inter Co-op Council and ;i tired feet, Petersen's grandparent*. Mr O ■ I Woanab's Ci»-opar«tivc LKgUf j of PEOPLES (Tlt'lMTI trti- air a prelude to Sail* ! Halloween mixer, Saturday night riurtuna which will be- I at Elsworth House Music for i will present a film atrip, juarv T' ''ir purpose U ips eg Alpha ballroom dancing will be supplied 1 1'iv'tw " » «limp«e of iof- iw Ali*m and by tape recordings of Jiin Voor- | "The Living World" interests and eiC aporiiar i bets band aturallv. they are Man- East and West Yakaley. Salur- Showing the development of the Bible through the ape*. |ir..vide sorority 8:00 P.M. Sunday. October 30 an upportunity to Kireaide Room. People* Churrh outward appear- l)iecu**ion and Refreshment* will follow t itualion friKht- Nikie and Louise Brauner. Oken planting and harvesting !r MolboEist have breakfast together at Col-. snellung yog foal This VaaU terser is perUcutof ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH i — :m mi. it. ii.m. i2:it Parents Coming Up? r • SB— M». • M Baa* CBaoH si t. IN. II testes - I • 7 • | • • • It r IB b IB >M IsB b HI ml tetb ate Cm# ulis — 1:11 pm. Good Food FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCTEWTLST in a nice place FOR THE FAMILY teofbr Ol No Parkin* Proklroaa (Piaer* for SOOO Car*) EAST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH M MAC AoSOOO ZIEGLER'S %m PJS TrteMy MAX or • PLAINS" CHARCOAL HOUSE cSMMr^fhtodB) TKI MICH 10 AN HIM, WWS llf. Fridgy, ( -—From the Infield- itistics Show Grimsley Lushwell Predi in Offensive Power Favors -By HAL BAT Spartans After managing tohasmias season Lushwell average 11 ofto20 (election*loft,| ,-71 dropped weekly, consensus fared a a pot too little better .i-L1 Irish Picked The top gamea in the Big 10 loom between^?' Over Middies MSU and Iowa-Michigan. Stete is a slight into their game and the Wolves are favored f.vJTl to. beaten. p.- r ATTENTION Michigan haa had to narrow wins in Fratrrnitirn and Sororiltra NEW YORK — <*) The and I wonder bow much kmger their luck* will'' of major unbeaten and untied After being trouneed by UCLA last week Can Ken Goff the L And where college teams have football powers should under¬ could salvage th« aeaaon with a win against the u!j 7up dlxlributor averaged from 30 to nearly go some more surgery. We (Mtttlau in capitals) IV 5A858 or IV 5-1181 forward passes a game through think It will be cut from six Purdut at ILLINOIS — The Itlini have been imnr,,, I for the Inst 14 seasons, they're down to an average of 27.3 passes a to five. weak. PTOwl game for both teams, the lowest Ohio U. at INDIANA — Three in a row for tU Mm figure since |f4l. The high aver¬ NorthWtttern at OHIO ffTATE — Casaaily'* ju»t ah at wholetmlr price age was -37.7 passes In 1031 but it had dropped to 20.7 last season. — The upset of the week at Minnesota — The men of Notre Dome 'Jfl,' N»^y4ffKie V wwuu Big 10 team in three Weeks, Tn rtih, (teamed up In this at GEORGIA — The Crimson Tides lose, i great George Welah straight of the year. ' Michigan State TEXAS ARM at Arkansas — Midnight has com, i 14: Michigan State hea loat only to Razorbaeks Cinderella team. Michigan, AUBURN at Tulane — The Tigers remain a fine (tart umlefat. TCU at Baylor — The Horned Frogs are the I BE A Y.I.P. •: The pewer Terrsgtaa have ae amt they «t heM It dewn Southwest. Duke at GEORGIA TECH — Pitt was too much Devils. fortl when they want ta. Kansas st NEBRASKA — Oh well, the Jayhawb, Oklahoma 38, Kanaaa Stale 0 game this season. The Soonera extend Rice st KENTUCKY — The Wildcats claw the Owls. Won 3 Pennants longest winning streak. UCLA 34. California 7: The MISSISSIPPI at LSU — Ole Miss rolls again. Dine Golden Bears, once the kings of WEST VIRGINIA at Marquette — There s s- ■ ut Arrliy's where you the coast, have won only Navy at NOTRE DAME — The Irish have dedicated tj are treated like a Clark Griffith Dies; their six games. Georgia Tech 21, Duke 14: The Engineers catch a Duke still suffering from bruises in* PENN STATE at Penn — Steve Sebo loses hi; MIAMI (P) at Pitt — The Hurricanes aren't ftmnit Very Important lVreoii. out this early. I flictcd by Pittsburgh last week. Headed Nats 44 Years TENNESSEE at North Carolina — The Vol* w in thard TCU 44. Bar lor 7: TCU has At ArrhyV yon receive the straight six games. Bar lor erratic. Virginia st VANDERBILT — The Commodore* ukttj of this game. individual nervier- you denerve. WASHINGTON (/V) — Clark physician, Dr. George Michigan 28. Iowa 21: The Wol¬ Griffith, the "old fox" of baseball, Wake Forest at CLEMSON — The Tiger* get i verines wtl be out to regain No. I died Thursday night. He was 83. place in the poll. win. Griffith died at 8:40 p.m. EST. The others: East-Pitt 2B, Miami Fla. 21, ARCHY'S by Dr. George A. Rcsta. Griffith, the president of the Holy Cross 21, Syracuse II: Penn State 34. Pennsylvania •; Yale 21 Football Washington baseball club and one Dartmouth 13; Army (Continuad from page 1) 22. Colgate of the game's best known person¬ NEW IIIJT STEAK IIOESE 14; West Virginia 21, Marquette 0. Dtrt Howard. alities was unable to survive " rh hemorrhages and lung MIDWEST-1 quired the "Old Fox" nickname 2321 E. Mirhiftuu although he had made which stuck with him. He won 2.16 identical 2-1 Rn 1 Kht for his life. games and lost only 138—with Wisconsin's rean Open Weekday* It . 9 P.M. — Kri. • Sal. till 111 P.M. craft as much aa with his arm. have been enumei While atlll playing and manag¬ prising Spartans John Dittrlch, regular left tac¬ Hospital Oct. 22. ing. Griffith helped organise the avenge last year's' American League in 1901. That kle. waa also hurt In the 26-16 as stajrtng in the had entered the hospital Iota to the Buckeyes. Although year he piloted the Chicago White maintaining their tSKT days earlier for treatment of neuritis and n a expected to leave week until the hemmor- Sox to a pennant.* He also man- nfed Cincinnati and New York SOUTH-Auburn 28. X*>P* 13 Mississippi 21. Louialahe Stair 13 Georgia 20. Alabama 0: Kentucky he will play he U likely to see only limited action. The desire is greit i sides of Lake Michigan.! Paul Shwaiko .the man who in¬ could well be I rhages set him back. Doctors i>cforc casting his lot permanently IB. Rice 14: Tennessee 20. North with Washington. tercepted a Spartan pais deep in apparently stemmed the bleeding Carolina IB: Vanderbilt 20. Vir¬ Wisconsin territory last year to it he then developed lung, con- ginia 8; Mississippi State 21, squash a scoring threat, was hurt stion. It appeared he might North Texas Slate 14. in the Cal ci-como that but he suffered a Trainer Saves SOUTH WEST-Tcxei A AM 27 Arkansas 14; Southern Methodist appeared in last week's game only to kick an extra point and 14, Texas 7. is not expected to play a great Coder his direction the Hen- dent in IMS and shortly after¬ ward turned aver the Machine Player's Life rgun EAR WEST-Washington 20, Or State 8; Stanford 18, Sat deal Saturday. Other linemen whose status are HUNTINGTON. W. Va. (Ah — Jose State 14. duties to others. Even In late doubtful are center Bill McNa- Coach Herb Roycr credited Mar¬ A group of Michigan years he eoaUnned to supervise mara and second-strlngars Jim Ironically, the Sen finished shall College trainer Ed Pretax i dob affairs, although Reinke and Jerry Cvengros. hockey coeds in the cellar in the last of Grif¬ fith's 44 years with the club. That had happened only twice before r< Calvin, aa Thursday with saving the life of halfback Dyke Six. injured in the Marshall football game with Kent Yearlings today to play Michigan in t the year. as part-owner and field manager. State at Kent, Ohio, last Satur- day. Play Today This year's At Griffith bedside The 163-pound six, struck on s were Cab the face, swallowed his tongue, At Mackliti locked his jaws and was suffo¬ jo million cating. Fast action saved his life, said Royer. by Prclax Pre lax times a day drove inserted an oral screw, It between Six's jaws, of the Warrior opening them, got his tongue back mcts will be heard from Macklln play from scrimmage and went 36 yards for a touchdown. at home, at work into position, and Six regained SUdium. The sounds will be coming The "Passing Jims, Miller and oral screw is a pU from the freshman players, as or while at play resembling an o Badgers a poww regarded as a starting at 4:15 p.m. i game. But Miller waa Injured at piece of equipment for ts are invited to coo* a Southern Ca! and the line hat There's encourage the squad. mission is free. The a ■paaiiag Michigan States new It-hole This year's team is regarded golf course will play a long the beat frosh group to enter t nothing 6,730 yards un school since those of the 1033 like a FREE d Tech^color Song-Bujinejj Muiical j DANCE The Big Chicken Deligh' m mn nmim ENJOY M direction •( Dirk gmndk A kht trumpet Delight «h Vocalist - Mi» Itawa Durbin !• the Society 8Ur Bud try «MM Iff •*" • Fee >»«r Agy ertnint I*1*- ltafwiag giedsage Door* open S;3or.M. Dance (:00 - 1:90 ',,Y. AImI IIii - 71c :• .- Y IV2-07J* r«S* NX. «f 1ISU 1 • . rnt-1 -» i|ii||ii|y » •. ; •, , A iV« > ■ •; 4 J „ TM MICHIGAN SfAfl NttH Vaa»fb» Winner Remain* Unbeaten ers AGR Downs Delta Chi, 6-0 get By MCI. ftmCC •town. John Davis faked a pass enough fof the Phi prhe, ef tat Alpha Gamma Rho, unbeaten and ran right thfOMgh the renter 1 Davie, ps the a airier Meet in three previous start*. had to play (9 the lad three minute* of their their content first before touchdown they to scored defeat of the line nit? the foal for a 6-0 I back connected touchdown*w n gerial gari which raa the t tq Osgf|p Delta Chi by the score of 6-0. heaved a deep pass I# eag Boh This For three quarters both teams Make who palled N la aad ear- was dominated by passes, ried H over the faa| partem Cleveland ' which were incomplete, i wasn't the case in the fourth period. After possess¬ Delta L'paitaa 7. PM I'neilna • To Sell ? ing the ball for most of the quar¬ Early in the second quartor, •day nlfht, the team of Don¬ ter Frank Creager threw a pass to his brother John who then Coach Hits Jim Dykxtra of Delta Upsilon caught a free kick and returned it 40 yards to give his team a ,7-6 Franchise ald lluiainjti and Jack Sreuin.er crossed into the decision over the P»i U's. Iiislianapolis Fares . i won over a duet of drain and Amir Miraepasaey by the «oee- of 11-21,il-U. 21-10 Christopher 'Dirty Deal' In the fecond half berth 'quad's defense tightened up at all threats fell short just of the goal, keep¬ ! impressive Win l oss of Ball Cluli land 11-11. I Others in the semi-finals wer. : mint dreenherg, Hugh Wilrolr. Charges ing the score intact. The 7-0 triumph gave the win¬ ners a 4-1 record on the year at 'v [prnn Slate last week, INDIANAPOLIS "1 — In-j Dan Woodruff and Herman De- WACO, Te*. — iAi Baylor their only defeat was at the hands ithigan SUte harriers iliuriii|«ilis face.s the lints of il,no' the I , 1-rson.l beat of romp over Pr St. Thomas Aquinas School car- modesty probably cost Navy vic¬ I nival. injury. tory last year Welsh sneaked Mack Continue* twice from the Irish five to the gfUed on another Mi | Thii Annapolis xuil win [ Also featured on the program will be the vix-Patomino pony hitch owned by the Ivory argani- MICHIGAN imported tweed --•=Lrs,s- bra——sH accomplisl Since was ' Mack PHILADELPHIA UP) Thursday — Connie continued his man [Nbr Michigan [a full Middi< SKIRTS Siate nip-1 An unofficial weather e»t- Michigan States 1655 footba ^ moat botd apt look calls fer rain Friday night played back I. but i a broken hip injury sulTererl squad includes only five men wfe -THE TALI, MEN" °ur»* but Wiscoo- f Ml perhaps right ap to game Navy teams a The month, his doctor reported, ; played more than half the tin word The 62-year-old Mr Haseb i for the Spartans last year, *70 < Hi36 get around in a wheelchair in more minutes out of a total i Notre Dame GLADMER town favorite. Navy la rank every one made to -REAR WINDOW" 9taa Tma* fl— h 1-11112 ^NGWUY UNr sell from 14.95 to 16.95 17* *"« ■nrii'T signif Imniii Eebert Teg lee to "Qwcaitto Dinrwr ( "V»n <4 ibow ,nd ha, had 2I;9Q (w a 8 98 . , . mnrlr by a Imm out maker i, LAST DAY it of cashmerea and skirls. Pastel pagoda "TO PARIS WITH LOVE" and dark hceeds. Sites 10 to J*. start* ShUnUy! IKS Adlitafl Md laaatttaa Wanda* *4 a PrhniUv. dOCKKN 0V- -GREEN SELLING THE BEST IN fOOD S BEVERAGES AT TRE PaiME Was LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, COME IN AND VISIT W1JH UB « si.... GAPE'S GROCERX.^ : we»i j Ylfilln Backed by Red Arms Cooke Describes Big Four Egypt, Saudi Arabia Sign (Continued from Pace 1) Other possible Democratic Radio Koft Deadlocks Military Defense Pact choices arc Estcs 111 Kcfauvcr, Aver- Harriman, George Humphrey, In a special aftm^ Falrchild Theater, o» Frank Lausche and G. Menncn in addition to At Geneva' CAIRO. Etrvpt OP) — Epvpt and Saudi Arabia Thursday .Williams, «' question. „„ ^ arms miKd^nse pact that may he imp.emented with ] from Communist Eastern Europe. nounce „ >pell hi, nama. Conke said that . £ Egypt already has received big In addition to discussing the mentator must do i, * weapons cargoes from Ceschoslo-1 coming election, Cooke also talk- become a success Cabinet Denies vakia via Soviet Black Sea ports ed about the tense situation in First, he the bad effects of the facts must and Saudi Arabia recently dla-1 ^ Itad effects of the recent Emmet Till case and maintain i — The Bi* GENEVA Four foreign minister* onn- Attempted rloecd the Soviet Union has of- to King how tt benefits Russian ganda, and the world reactions to propu- Second, the decide how coo far h vrnrtl Thurwtay and onickly found thmwlT^ dmIVrW Benson Ouster After the Egyptian-Saudi Arab¬ ian pact waa signed by Egypt's Eisenhower's been stuck. 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