KOWACZYK gets PRAISE see PAGE J EAST LANSING, MICHIQ^Nar-THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1955 PRICE 5 CENT! i steamship | w — cruises mors I CENTER WINS OKAY specials MSU Gets Sororities/Pledge Senate's Spartacaie Support Approval Committee >t*«VCStigate House, Governor Possibilities ftfcNext Year Likely to Follow By GENE MT7.INGER State Newa Night Editor PanHel will back SpM In a tight vote WedfM night tM Panliellenic Cottn- By a 26-7 vote, the »ta< UNIVERSITY! cil decided 10-8, with t«* lliea abstaining, to "support Senate Wednesday nigh Spartacade thia .year." ..»> authorized creation of "Highway Traffic Safety Cei ter" at MSU. Pending approval by the Hou tentative* from other gm volved in the event." A royes and both Gov. of G. which Mcnncn seem Williarr likely, ti '.'!tba laWr-Frilrrollr , action MSU will become Traffic Bill means 'snaakam Oct. t* that M pioneer in the field of highw; and traffic safety. i'.ticorge Snyder. IFC peg UNfRmittec to Art l»d Bob O'Hara. Campua A (u Coordinator ' In ttetr regular meeting Wednesday night Student lae.de wax opened, Sharon MtK Congrats approved a bill aet- PanHel pcaaldrnt, told the-«mW ting up « temporary commit that Bruce Terns, president itM» tee to;coordinate in coordinate the effort efforts Veteran'. Awn., laid Ma «SMW of traffic atudy groups on . Book and Candle' The committee is designed In Hired by UAL collect i tnlociaaUon, suggestions >rm Play Begins Run Tonight operating tragic tern thc to Con- Student Explosives Expert I record-breaking opening kaa a eaat af fin. ptapla that I of Dr. f! Faculty Motor Vehicle Commlt- expected, the fall all the Rook and Can- Fairchild stafe' la. A cat' PyeWa®^* * '• con" | speech • Sherwood Stage Manager the Dorm gave both the «M en- To Investigate Crash i foe the atari ,hc ,ix,h mwnb" WHGHONT. Colo. W) — United Air Linen W.edneaday }I The plajr. which recently had eery successful two-year run on ■ a | kaa Beyer aakt the Aorta 'Mot* lianan engaged an exploalvea expert to investigate the crash of a i Boardway with Ilex Harrison and i were in favor or InVMlilWed New York-to-Seattie DCtB near here Tueaday night with alternative fund raUbg nun. i l#f«k, Uli Palmer in Ihe (tarring roles,' the Ions of 44 lives, Neve' Tickets for the xhnw are avail¬ 1^, j J I tells of Gillian, a young able at the Union Ticket Office UAL President W. A. Patterson !f OOll (JlfllllH II corral York socialite, in her plight her- lover. and will also be on sale at the Theater. All aeata are reaerved In withdrawing from 'Ike the airlines fall evidence offices now in Chicago strongly tndi- (To Offer 23 10 mffttlng wa> Oiiened with Cameras carnival. IFC anld a aakiuaisteijng of thc'okth of rotes this accident resulted ' "" S<,holai*SliipS Campus Chest afflc* to. J4 new CongreA'mcn by Focus on Since Gillian ran't obtain her Career opportunities in food lover by normal methods, she fKicks Off distribution will be emphasized at Michigan State next spring kev Trot must resort to another, this being when 23 new scholarship! will be witchcraft. her devilish At Banquet awarded in MSU's food dlstribu- pranks by Aunt played Campus Chest sent a forward by Jennie • w.~, and brother vj pass for a $<1,000 goal Wednesday Nicki, played by George Latch- A ailghUr tip*J laraUry writ- r. aaaigned la Iha talk af sity's charity organization will work for a goal exceeding last ■ aaplag la partrared kr Jaka year's quota of $4,000. The indi¬ vidual quota was previously an¬ The play is under the direction nounced as $1 per person. Richard Weaver attended Use Author to Talk At Music Aud Alfred H. Kelly, authority on the U. S. Constitution and author - of "The American Constitution. Its Orgins and Development." will speak tonight at I In the Music Aud. The lecture is given to com¬ memorate the JOOth anniversary of the birth of John Marshall, former Chief Justice of the Su¬ preme Court. Individual third place Division of Social Sciences rive turkeys, Other group* are the Pre»-Uw ■ autered with Club, Pi Gamma Mu. social so- , >n on Nov. t. enre honorary, and the History Club. " qualifications. in Church Exhibit* Purdue Ticket I'aintinca Talent Talk to Feature year, he Sales Total 285 Election Tics rikt mi^iHoan stave niws Thursday, Nn- RETopc- Pan't Droplt fcgjU> C^JPIM .Chest ikritvlMve L®B-A ■Rl'.Y ASM. J. ▼ V> B» I.AIRHTA rATKRNOSTKR GPresent Lecture Systg W I work fc>c a newspaper. MaU News riilBi Mltae now nigh Serves Good Pur| Offers A Test I don't always wear my sleeve* rolled up; only when I "can't locate my cufflinks. Nor SMill It wa« very gratifying for me It i. my Xra,!tmi,'K,"'ior, Letter-winiier or bench warmer, every Spartan will do I smoke in unladylike fash¬ ion with cigarette dangling to to. to^y »pe*k defense of the lecture up in *£ hare a chance to cany the ball next week. from mouth, unleaa I'm backing program. I'd like to endorte everything will continue b,|! a ear out of a driveway. "Girl campus speaker, The 1965 Campus Chent solicitations drive started roll¬ eleaa as in the a, Friday" Is ..not a nickname of m, ing with a kkkoff dinner Wednesday night. Funds 0o- mine, and I don't own a batted nated by MSU students during next week's campaign will "foreign correspondent" rain¬ per has been found to be an go to the university's onlj' charitable organization, to be coat. Black coffee Is vile to my excellent wrap for gutted Ash. allocated among nine worthwhile charities. taste buds, so I always order They tell me. also, that Con¬ fidential magazine doesn't miss The drive goal has been set at ffl.009, slightiy higher a single juicy scandal. Well, TMa silver of an aaMMog- I'm glad. This should help to than the amount raised last year. "Help -Carry -the Ball raphy may blur the picture of eliminate a few of the "clever" for Campos Chest" is the campaign motto. the "typical' used to describe newspaper. This is the only fund-raising drive conducted by Cam¬ Do I sound like I am a pus Chest during the year. The outcome of this drive^wfll bit weary of the names be particularly crucial. to newspapers and nei I hope so, because I'm too It will be crucial because of the action of the Inter- far advanced In my personality people, and the actions that fraternity Council last week in withdrawing from Sparta expected of both? All who an¬ development to go back and swer "yes" may take one giant cade, the spring fund-raising carnival. acquire the "typical" manner¬ isms. What's, more, "typical" If Sparta cade and the accompanying Ugliest Man on is a very abstract word, and I Campus contest are aboilished. Campus Chest's, annual haven't yet finished Hayu- Complete Shows At revenues will be reduced by an estimated 76 per emit. . kawa's book on semantics. The 1:19-3:08-5:06-7:04-9:07 newspaper I work for The IPC has given logical reasons for its Withdrawal. has a purpose. It's something for the read¬ It has also pledged full support of the Chest in the' future, ers lo roll their eyeballs over and has offered to help find other ways of raising Chest each morning, so that when current events are being dis¬ Next week's drive will act as a test of the sincerity and cussed, they won't have to Might Solve Problem good intentions of the IFC members. make like Rip Van Winkles, More importantly, it will test the generosity of ail MSU" Let Visitors Lodge students in giving aid to those in need of it, .'I 3 retting stale. People are get- —Disc Jottings With Butterfielders Christmas Is Comin9 Webster should be uted at says a newspaper "printed and distrib¬ r# the Kdlter: Let's think about It for a regular intervals to convey news, etc." The move (An flutter!! hnve to say about this? What -By JACK SWIDERSKI — Incidentally. I don't think his et cetera Includes explaining MOM Records For Christmas," offers four i such tnlngs as "Why Johnny its latest releases for the coming CanJt Read," "What Makes ALABAMA PULITZER Roy Wellington f . Yultide season. Its selections The extended - play record PRIZE EXPOSE give all indications that the lists "Nuttin' For Christmas," Christmas season will have the "Santa Claus Looks Just Uke Three American scientists 9 by the Cohftabvs lidgar Dull Perception finest new Items for the "Chest- An Open Daddy." Parade," "The Candy Land and the tradtt two Japanese have been fellowships at the Weizmann In¬ stitute of Sconce in Israel during wjhhc fttE MICHIGAN STAfB NEWS Paf#lb- to Dance? Faculty Speakers Croup "GREEN MAGIC" in color 'Birthday' Bureau By DKBBV BALI. to Topics ranging from "Juvenile Continue Parent Teachers Associations, ☆ The Prize Adventure 8TARTING FRIDAY Film Stele New. Nt(M JHMer Delinquency and the Police" to child study clubs service and "Animals in the Museum" indi¬ A Michigan State birthday pre- cate the groups were among some pf the diversity of academic nt for the Centennial has been subjects. Each speaker also com¬ organizations' in Michigan that newed indefinitely. mented on the Centennial or dis¬ have hosted the MSU lecturers. Many of the speakers provided The faculty speakers' bureau, play MSIT traveling exhibits. slides, tape recordings or movies originally established to public¬ with their talks. IOEO MOORE-JOHN A ize the Centennial, will be taken Harold E. Sponberg, assistant ANNOUNCING The Pentonal Appearand over by Continuing Education in January. Cordon L. of JOHN AGAR and CLEO MOORE In the FRIDAY EVENING AT 9 >30 P.M. Previously faculty speak from Michigan State co-ordina NO ADVANCE IN PRICES — NO SKATS RESERVED T*e Centennial program ner¬ vier waa patterned after the with the groups dividual through the deportments. No o STUDENT SPECIAL Schedule Information IV 4-J93S 17-year-vld students speakers' tral source was available Grease Job .. $1.00 bureau, which Is directed by Michigan organizations to ennt The for lecturers. Self Car Wanh Discount SPECIAL Carry Out 49c Varsity Combo MoU.r-Tunr-t'p the summer. Thomas said. After the completion of the All for 19c Von's Texaco last lecture on31, faculty Dee. VARSITY DRIVE IN tSOl E. Grand River-ED 7-9072 speakers will have visited 100 Michigan cities and covered ap¬ CI, te Center Dedication Bell ,. over pUru fo, proximately 20,000 miles. asrjbsm culated fall 5.000 Michigan organ- I irations outlining the programs Tickets on Sale j available on various topics. Two GENERAL ELECTRIC j speakers from every university For Creek Dance J department were enlisted upon ;1 Prices Awarded Tickets are t sale for the I I the partment head. of the ,»ICHOLM, Sweden h Academy of Sci- latum Cleaner*. Now 1 won't have to put up idents who served on the be presented by King TAPKREI) with the taut minute runh, I ran relax and take lolf here Dec. 10. The panel are John O'Hara .Niagara Falls, N.Y., senior; John Reilly. it easy. Why don't you do the name? No Chicago, 111., junior; and Fred CHMrOAL (HAMBOWN aentte in wanting your lime when finaln roll d. act now. V^ Wolverine Cleane and ohabobbrn Louis Shirt TAILORED IN 623 E. Grand River DEEP TRADITIONAL SOFT TONES LAST TIMES TONIGHT Howard Ha THg ACT I VATgp Load of the r with $10.76-316.96 iONAl jk Umhda (lil TWO LEGS KD *rMflKm Pf KU atrdi MB Hi tkib CAMPUS SHOP Rutin ( hrisUan IK t. mmjM WmMH ICj 31.1 E. GRAND RIVKK EAST I.AN KING Htofint Hub OOOOJ^jHHwtM Fhtol Women's Utfi Club MCE J WmjM EWIUVI Comi S. < jMopheffo TEWVBTB^H KifiMtr ..THE TASTE IS GREAT! »n? *m| '<* the A4rmmm umB Model of the Week La«t ~WAT3JHH Ma Al0ho H«>b Kartell c Nb toHk ■ H** IU" UWMl IDDLIMH BitNA I™ M.W-TA* UXTOt MMEMOBILIE'S f'all'toenther- proof** outfit MCO< \ Arthur"Murray i\ S3S5 MARCIA TREBY, from Maamee. Ohk), U a freeh- l »abating and to- far enow-time fun. FILTER TIPTAREYTO NEXT WEEK: Ddu Zrta ■ -r- t-hb ml ch10 an s tate nhw8 Bessone Bogy Juggling Hockey Squad Faces Personnel Problem Weightlifters Beat Prison In 1st Meet TOM MABm .. . Krtfnrr'i ihmHi . ,, Maents Named Madman or Genius? THC MSCIAATIW STOW Of TRILBY, LOWLIEST Top Lineman By The AhmIiM Prw GEORGE Du MAURtER'S Tom Maentz, 220-pound end for the University of Michigan, turn¬ ed defeat into victory for the Wol¬ verines against Iowa Saturday. He caught a forward pass and went 60 yards for what proved to be the winning touchdowd in Michi¬ gan's great 'last-quarter rally. For his performance that de¬ lighted Michigan adherents in the crowd of 72,000 at Ann Arbor and a national .television audience, Maentz as was selected Wednesday The Associated Press lineman Shooting for 19-Minute Mark of the week. BOT YOUR TICKET? Kennedy—Best in the Busine Jones beat Kennedy that day Michigan Two weeks ago Henry Ken¬ A A I' rhiaap Starts nedy established himself as the but it took the Spartans' captain ITS OPENING TONIGHT! cross country runner in the two years before he could again nation. accomplish the feat. In addition. Kennedy n Kennedy's success this season It wasat tong before the as the Canaduu has done much to give the Spar¬ Beebunan joined the Gladstone champion and finuhed I Athletic Club, aa outstanding tans the strongest team in the against a hilghly AAU elab la Canada. — ADDED — Big 10 and one of the best In the the senior National AAtf. Tm A Jerry Cutwi While running for Gladstone, | nation. Thjs .season fount Hp.rU Novelty Michigan Stale won fight con- Kennedy broke four Canadian bettering the NCAA era Latest Nrwi KrrnL recutlvc Central Collegiate Con¬ The Zt-yesr-.ld raaner waa cross country and track records. ference swimming titles (1942- hern sag raised In Glasgow, One of these was set at the try mark. 1950) under Head Coach Charlet SoeUand. and It waa there that 1954 British Empire Games held Henry is a memt»r d I McCalTrec. he get hla first Interest In mi¬ in Vancouver, B.C., where he set Co-op along with Jonn V ning. Henry joined the Bella- a Canadian record in the three- takes most of his time M L hanstan Harriers, one of the mile run. Although finishing 19th nedy maintains top athletic club. In the Brit¬ in the race Kennedy ran against average. Sec the New ish Isles, at the are sf 11. the two world record holders in A N.w Comedy by JOHN >M IIOTER His progress was slow but he the event. Kennedy i m.n. in cut. n« i. mi . 1956 kept improving. Trained as a Daring that summer Kenne¬ masters degtv? ;r. pftvucail cation and hopes ■imigiii oiiit usivsrsfiy niyiri draftsman, Kennedy immigrated dy decided to earn# to Michigan THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY CHEVROLET 1953 Toronto. Canada, in March. Mate, la Ma lint year Erasedy established six fresh¬ bare coach. The-Spartan sophi man records and twn Tomorrow, Nov. 4th After being In the land of the wnn ed for his rigon Maple Leaf only two days Ken¬ RUVEMER 3-4-5 at nedy ran against a Canadian schedule. On Scotsman will I long-distance runner by the Spartan Punting miles. He designed his ti| FAIROHILD THEATRE 8:15 P.M. of Selwyn Bud Kouls Jones, i now Michigan State's cross country May Be Top* in Nation methods Ke»erve c.aur - Out. M.1I Of1 u-o » pas — Thunder, rrta.y, l.l.rUy Jeanne (riineil "CENTI.EMEl marry follow the brunettes" trend to trlmness..; Undorwoor with naturallyl lab. comfort plus sport coats Traditionally naat (athion-right tXEEv- •n stop with contemporary stylo! Wy Evpry detail of tho MANHATTAN It'« mere than mere underwear. W"1 Ivy n authentic ... tho button- alone or under an Arrow '' hole and button bock of tho f ahirt,tha ArrowTwe-Pun"** Furo ley and authentic the trimmest modal mad* collar, tho boxod confer ploat. ... u a campus favorite. Wear **** _J by Campus Togs. The aaw dark tones are offset by outvortod bock pioat, unlinod comfortable Arrow ah«rt>—'h'T oubO. stripee and vertical line effects. In tweede. tee collar and cuff*. If* naturally tmortl eactuarvc contour K«« that<•»1TJJ p..for • porta, campus, buaincea wear. Boarr Aorta in novelty patttrM. »""5 Tot, tram 11.25. $4.95 H. Kosildiek & Bro first in fashion lis no. wa8h. i / lansing ivtoSWv.;. Thiifitluy. KnrrmWr fl. Ihr.r, tnr MirntnATt rtatp: maws 'urdue Eager to Repeal To Hmgnn 'Mural Manage Schedule Bethany Surprises the Nation Jpset Victory of 1953 Pittsburgh Dillon, ;t ^ illi I >llur I lnl» Murnkowski HTTSRI'nufl id't Thn iVImill I'raises Kale High t*i,S NI»M Mllnr ll„, Spnrtann journey to imliii' Saturday foe their IM Results I ullhirh It t r,mil piime nf the xennon, ^ I «nf»l|t I „ltli,iiigh State I" fnVoretl l»>nt I he tlollermnkern thin j Nil if ii' ,|,| lhi «lld «4id Stmaii I cut In t ttrttiiltt I ratne fhrre /'#• ff hi Occr Ihtrihl }l Switch to Halfback riFTtrvir. NT E.Et* DELLS fluidity r; i! 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