HARRIERS WIN IC4A WEATHER Michigan Mat*'* erou country I.Utlr i-hang- In tenvperafore krnrctf one of the greatest vtr- in forecaNteiJ for today with a •nrles of all tfma Monday when hirh o? v? arcompanted by in- they won the It'lA champion- rreaNinr cloudinrvi Monday eve¬ khip an* Henry Kennedy took ning'* Ho«iihart«stertv winds of *- thr individual crown with a new I? mph will become Northwest¬ record. Hee atory page f. erly today The low Monday night way I'l VOL. 4S. No, 101 KAST (.ASKING, MICHIGAN—TUKSDAV, NOVKMBEI! 20. 1!)V5 PRICE 5 CENTS Coeds Face Mass Late Minutes Lodge Assails Soviet \WS 'Threatens I'rnaltiew fnp I 10 Approximately 140 East * A Ousting of Hungarians A (Ja.slics I .Hiiilon Cue late minuted each as a coeds may be given Hungarians result nf a name written on I wo AWS sign-out sheets SitdoHii With Red tun weeks ago. AWS Jiuli- ■jHry will take final action ,ii I he matter at its meeting On the Joh Delegate •„night at 7 in the AWS of- Drman.U Halt +:rc. V. orker* ID-turu Til 'liihiiiiianilv' | AWS Judiciary has notified laid Wnii'l W «»rk ■ . lltm- (fry—-Henry f 'abot ls>t\pa Jr. i,. »>ts" Identify themselves by garian w ork o r s shiftfl told the UN Monday the tonight. late minutes are in or- striko wpfi|»on< Monday in ... • The action was originated Soviet Union has deport***! the pas-iv<» revolt that has K»,(rio Hunirarians from H»i- ;,t la t week's meeting. At a meeting Monday night | Stat# Spf that the Russians stop thu ,,'i of the coed.s late minutes if pw facto *. ,:.U At • inhumanity" immediately. writers did not come for¬ b.« iheir pi ir.* u .•'«■!,' pi"- Tbc t'S chief delegate Concert Called Ileal Yet .sin • from t.or- Sov -«•• .1 ward to 'tie i;?» A - »*•!>'. after S'-v.» • .mist H i- . •: ..'i. ..• i At I a.m. this morning the Foreign Vfmisiej -,h« the of 'coeds responsible for the writ¬ ' fiP- ilov angrb. ii'i-i'.ed ttu- t'r,ite'i Hv JIM isris i.i.i# « vi'ij.*!! ■. The d 'not momentu"! unf i » tie- apt << hmg ' l\'(T Hu' ing on the second and third i States and 'he ii'-fi-* mi . * die •lie ( <■" '•) 1 u it. ocn-out sheets had not identi* 1 •••fair cute -otleal!v lb.if M"n- • 'ii»ii-ct. I»h lis hi ighter • hrs- M-rndoim sustaini'd and inun¬ a '-rid <>f instigating the Hui - ••• nigiif- fh#- Vien¬ 11' 11<»», ;iri>l U'l" i":i 11i'.111■?i •.; k . lied themselves. pi' -- dating climax r- re ,< le d gf rum trouble- The "a o 1it,l '! ' na Philharmonic i)ii h» 'i., • It,.' I . "If d , I -4-1 B it i,-at '•J.r.i eq *he fir ♦ j'-urid \ representative of the coeds f'.i Hritine a c»'»d adagio i* tin Hi -o- t < , : n fbc best live on he li t p« . f• -i - 'tn:. !i- kh» r in'l « > s',: | ;i '>f U»e AI.'-, 'f'hate • fc.«tcned with the late min- fir h< f V ■•'• a :• - in-ill'c J. Iiiivi rvei hrairi, ».., 11,11 rt. | ■»•<• it.' -'turn! •--like- sub- ea«v task, and not many zrext !' . .'< is scheduled to appear to¬ SAprrtirt of M ilr John Foster ftnilos mr.-liiie with m-wsmrn •Miti-a; r.v i. ul,., i-a!';f,g on 11?«• ••r i'U < "ifni to mc composers could do it. It re¬ »>-'' •t• «• |{ J . ,ri-. ' ' ll'Mll i nutsifto U ilYr ftf I«•-i»,t.«I hi \\ ashinetoit. arnises thr Russians Sovu» t.'ruofi *o tiaif night at the Judiciary meeting . the • W.jt q depart a- ' Thr V'imiiia mm i< .an f'igrti.ri •'i ifisr* lv ifi" risi u«.y Rruc km r quires a special breadth and In¬ pi, . : y ..« . • result of Monday night s of ' promisruous tlauzhtrr" against Hungary in defiance of FN' •joris of Hungarian w-1 tensity to hold the listener's at¬ IK .• . A 2b .',• .• iii'rfbi'uiv. a f-iti+a-li -TTi. tK-auti- put i» '».«te f'-i . ' ■• i' or.,. revolutions Shepnov ari l Hurigat fore, • « ting, Miss ftoush said, tention when the interest-far tor dr. . tul, Jingmg font that firff - I,.it I ikin I figuii' out pie name "Sandy Mallinger" M l Ipfi'iM w j 1 fl tuf'ft- i<- flUII -lll p.i • ii.it -.ii *t..if i»-1 "- '»i. a a of rapid motion is absent. Bee¬ sp. .;. '. '..II. icr: mist* r Imrc Hoi ,»h , i written on sign-out sheets words And all that without thr ll.» Adiu-'i;. though » v- thoven rould do it: Bruckner Food. Mi-diciiie "port. n • M a afi'l ii'p'"'M'IO'! f.-r.r ' .,f|ori' a- I • viral weeks ago. Miss Mai- could do it; Brahms didn't even Vpwvmen , Ira*-1 '.ii i if it of drama and i • tM'jju'jy lof.g f'.vr twont.v miii- permitted to visit 'long tones I,'cige md Hn'r-f, Imger, president of the dorm try. of Budapest's • itrrnent win ri railed, lor in tin: Winif biggest f i, foreign So M'l.ll Mont'v (,'oll passed the customary chan- ed. with an almost total absrn e Oti«e again, the n.- od • ! ii,. and *r- g< • r-, •■••• ' ■••? th#» Muntrarian -tud«-nt- wh', have revolted ajrainst 'he f'om- to a minimum of lk.000 peo¬ iicis of the dorm standards coin- ran of histrlornis Yet he was in fin-; mm'en.ent seemed '.nie- « • -r J .r, K.i ... wiii !»♦• belif Ni«tav in aii'iivini: units and in th« ple. fin Nov. 13. for example, .it Principals : 'tee and went directly to AWS Judiciary at the request complete command nf fur nr- • hat inroncious after the fir ' ' least three trains of sixt> box¬ "f the housemother, Mrs. Wil- rhestia. and easily re» rrated .the ' < o (>f nmr r this < • old ( • -pood' cars each, with .30 to 00 persons e.'l 'b'-ek quite different styles of the tie exact effect that Biuckrn: crowded into a car. were report¬ To lirUff Fririiflship ...urii,. works on thr program: the roc¬ >• .-aiuster '■'! intended— ed moving east over the Monor- See COEDS, Page 5 iiwh tiid din- elegance of M"zart's "Syin- • oco The fmai movement Szolnok-Debrecen c route. I hony N". 23. ' the classie.il- vigorous, but m a oifire ein u- Radio f'.o i 'Out null'ale that 'hi- Of I SSIL » ()•"'• Sickness romaiilu iMn of fleethoven > mont Ovrture." and the ipther Eg- Si mien Is uigmfied pii"iiy to vein bringing the -vn a close wit:, tijuru- .ii Brodv movement i.'i'i' r 'arm . that -ntinuing "f.r weather . . . I Wagenan romanticism of Bruck¬ Joan the ami -.«■!. , •»( Mi ion a ill ■ phafit fanfare-like coda . Hung.,I' ... nild a» 'hi'. "| Poles Lited' ner's "Seventh Symphony." Fihi lieu and formn :i.I igai.a;. .... K. ' '• II 'Of: ■ Iil'iM O.fi- junior *' -ut -hat Outbreak Sehurieht. a Brurhner special¬ '• -.ii ,t ,• aircady »o'lege studcfitx will have a The «-'.ur »• f.om 3-3 Mozart'* "Symphony No. 23." council said ii wniild • '-us .11 Hu -i.i iifid Sitsria. It .» to talk w it ii then ist. provided an interpretation D'-I.,. n :nailed written when thr composer was cloiri" high summon the workers hack, hut ,i.»" i'.iln'- 'fiat .itrtrr. of *he men that wax at nnee lyrical and in¬ only sixteen, is hardly more than •''anj principals arid dean at reserved the right "to rail an¬ U Ai:>.\U I*., ami V — the VMi'A, dil Ever green. in ?h">e tmix•.',i■ will -ue from Subsides thunder tense. working up to a '["> the high M'honi-junior c«,|lcg»» other strike if that is ' Lafpuig a little overture, hut is full of neeexsar-, U iailv-iaw t.'.ntuika roturn- cni'i and ' xpo-uro just a.-, 'he "ective educational pro- hcaotiful tone. storing of order, Soviet troops cr*ir.vffis "All fho-o thinp'4 have been urged to contribute a *. itii ny ow n eye;-, at the Tests Fur (iaiist'l the hrittlenesa and cold mechan¬ i.i am .. and also die students rc do not retire t«i their liases and which -1»a h i f«ei ;v«»cu the to the Hungarian Relief fro- homble Nazi cainp at Dachau actions to Michigaii State. At the c'ir.c!u.-ioii >'l then leave our country." It also gram. ical precision so often heard Bru* ki.cr syiuphon-. Schum f • fncmlsniji - - The • I'tthii g -ir.r e .vhleh will ■ •tr oiin Memorial Health to gloss over the dynamic an i l>e resumed due to lack «! • *r: • .,ve vii liquidated." t'-ntinue until Monday in 'he er: by N^cretarv General Dag t uni-h guides to heip aiudents rcxented a mass conversion ♦'» of -eveial Ihou- • r" vu kpiNf to Hungary. He • cr " « i Hamrnai: dramatic element in the music. ' mtrr Monday, Dr. Clifford the cult of Bruckner. I. b»r 'Mic. living units Uh" raa-n going fair¬ find their booths. h"'• : j.iini at Ufh- pealed A^embly to ap- The principal offering M th»» would like to hear perfo- C'sepel Island, the huge .nai ly vrelf arr-rjrdmg o Marne Mcn/ies, director, has an¬ evening was Bruckner's hour- This twentieth annual <"»fcr- more and steel center III the I'.i-ri' • 1i i. Rail v , htaiion. (ilea pi .ve 'he l.'uPau proposal. c nee is sfX>nsored by the Office niances his works, in this nn. public relations direc¬ nounced. south of He hand.- wdh tl,e Arn- Jong "S e v e n t h Symphony," Budapest, rem.,mm tor of .tudent government. The debate opened with a pro- ,of High Sh"«^l Chc resolution, lc meri'. present time, the government re¬ ing the conference and will put :» ?o stand togrtner m the tact or- '•''•Tf .'he n't.; | •.!.'»• top Poll- U "i«gy and Public Health, but this country. Thus last night's K *r their single encore. Sehu- quest* that off-campus students Emiiio Nunez-Pnrtuondo. how¬ "'r up peters urging students to at¬ ics, rather than take the ham di legates Prettuer - « f <"zy- causes of the illness have performance was in the nature rn h and the orchestra perform- i • place their clothin-g donations in ever dernapded ac tion He -a,'I tend. of being picked off irt'iividuam- ; .nh.» Pf ,-iuent AIck.sand- been determined. of a premiere. one of the living units or wail that the 'iiinuiah in Hungary Several students have been cd Johann Strauss* "Blue Dan- er /a a an ki and tuc f planner •IV-.rk is also being carried on ai home. This plant, n.i about Hrurknrr's Seventh contains ubc Waltz" a only the Viennese until Monday when proper fa¬ aje not the revolutionaries t*o asked by AUSG to go lv k to 38,000 workers, I* Sh f.»n Jcir vhu • k.. 'ne MSU Department of r-\mat-, cilities will he set up. c.uarged by Hungary but tho e much which I found appealing, their high schools during Christ¬ ♦ an ptav it. "mil Schwung unu fiomuika ajkt-d f'ole- -r, uuiiri Pjb.if Safety, headed by Nor- cd 30 per cent >howi-d u,j. and a little which I found be¬ (Jcfuchl." Ail other woo have been loading thou- mas vacation to talk w.th sen¬ Russian ,11 Ml. officer.* app'irr- a g'ssi netf ty.i y. rctation-. vitii unit arc »<» pin- , 4'i Stecrc. There have boon umd.s of peopie like cattle into wildering. Bruckner's nrrheslra ior-. interested in coming to c'd'at the Budapest f'ian/ ' liiv Sovu-ls. tdirir clothing donations in 'heir • results on the food samples is huge, after the manner ot tiaitis for deportation to the MSU Mi'ii'n ItiiiHi li> Notify trical works to k what "Everything that wax abnor¬ i-vmg units with the Brody "on Saturday and tests arc be- . help Soviet Union H'ainer. with an unusually large The. will talk informally ari l mal the relations between out group Uiung 'fir two iargr ,-,Mt •ties could gjvc :•» tne in * conducted on additional complement ef brass. The varie¬ lYtitioiirr* bv Mail Shepilov ranged far afield ahj.w(T questions about activi¬ A two countries has hern wiped !"i :f»c mam fl'iur of ' -•« iJc.>, Steerc said. labor leader . -. •» •'.'••( ty of tonal color which Bruck¬ ties, living conditions, dress and iii udy, from :he question of -tepona- Hie Ingham County the correspondifits „.ove Jo •'"t»irtment has taken a the Russians The uu'y heip ae field our rtaim* have been set¬ UN police force to Hun- ease one nf the most immediately A film about the MSU campus ion will receive post cards noti¬ send a need from you tled H> writing off our dehts" • • v of all the ill and of those who coeds who were appealing aspects of the work. " The first movement start* off will also be shown meetings at these fying them of the tunc rush will"" be held on Nov. 27. u.; alone." is that you .cave uhoh amounted to more than ■Scliool Heads gar\ blamed 'h» wiil «ndanger peace. He United States and .'iidi million dollars. it by the sickness. the uoi.-t • i nnumst world for , with an extremely long (21 ■" E. K. Xwn W Ihr knllli measures), ami exceptional.> Valuable Experience • of , i ka'-i ,t ietwrn fateful M'-on*:- tor h'i'i n ai k.-' the To Meet in •he .«iid 'he ipri.sing m itUfitton was returning Hungary. He 'T.rlm.,1 H|| UHf ton r»- lovely first subject, suggesting • r-t :«v; p. and On f>? '♦ he "•"d m tftort M Unu labw- aurally what a Gothic vathcxiral •a.i :* '••.-»•'} •# the f'cnbal Ann Arlior Set LODGE. Tage 4 Small Animals Aid Pre-Vets "•"> Into kal Ike, g, mil,. •'»i to C»er mittee^f the P'-u.d- UnI'XKI Ito mc wllk ' ' Mtaafc, ito Him. illnrw look, Community Chest 3Voi-kcrx < C«»•>♦*.;. ;• pai ty .*t- i - a ! 1 he tt ♦«ting and About fa u 2hu pr raider its. ty mcmbci -; of Mani- deans •<■ u thuuch When the animal's iJjmmm P ,m; Son.et reiatiww Flags, Pole this development, an animal i..it- wmtr! ca.u colleges and coiJegcs "right have been something By NORMA MARKS junior Every year nearly 10,000 small with broken leg Would be¬ been .thoroughly diagnosed, he ■> t«. a rritjcal po.l.t. A Soviet wil --'tend the !0th annual Con¬ 1 *••-< a actcristlc of a food-born en pplcd or disposed of. I a: -iont ■u.-.ega'UuMncd jn ference- on Tighcr Educauoti to 1 'break,'* Dr. Musson said. ■' the results arc not clear Heftorteil Stolen animals help experience to give valuable and practice to the The clinics have served the placed in one of three*- warns, either medicine, where he f 11%Uk4 uments w • >w ith »:•-»*.amg r.Mt •..(•« arg¬ 'areqt6 of ?pr« e no held at Michigan today and Wednesday. the Umvervitv of ""d it is possible that the four Community Chest flags veterinary medicine students at public since 1915 but since then " ess will bo traced U» an- and one flag pole have been Michigan State. Junior and sen¬ new facilities have been added treated with modem, .^ppi-v-vd Pi *he A« k tiiat foiloa rd fV-e— Paul L Dre»srl, head og tire The clinics now have tnc very medicines; surgery, wher* ne land continued xlc-Staimi/a- B'-ard of Examincr.s, 'cill be one bcr cause." stolen over the weekend, accord¬ ior students assist the staff of 18 latest it» X-ray. facilities and prepared for his operation >t Ticai" and advanced tow a 'd an ot 'ne discussant* imi the »uDject, Tw enty-one Delta Gammas ing to Jack Pafnarche, City trained clinicians in performing other recently developed aid to isOlaUon, this being ino-..t;y i«»» independent bum of w».wili>n). fhe Description of the Super- ' ¥r'C admitted to the health cen- Manager of East/lamsing surgery, diagnosis and various the students is the teaching sur- contagious diseases. K-r Ntudent" at '.he opening ae»- DAY LEFT '■ Saturday and Sunday nine The flags, which are used to treatments. gi**l theater. The students can After treatment, me atuinai ?iqrt. The small animal clinics, '.Musiratle* 1'irki-l- Hatr p Peta Phis were taken to the publicize the Red Feather Cam¬ while their basic function is watch operators in progress returned to the ward for recup¬ Rercwrnting MSU are 35 pei- miu c*il >uur ^Pital. All but 10 were re- paign, arc the property of the The .small patients entering eration and observation. l » I.,, On Salt- Today ■■■ons including deans and faculty •fa.cd by Sunday evening. County Community teaching, also operate for public Ingham service and research. Work in the clinics arc given the best of The work done by the . a members of all the schools. Al«n riilr hontr? uc to the outbreak of illness Chest.' The poles arc donated Tickets for the Fred Yt'arn g m "r-c research is being done in the care. For instance, an animal is animal clinics plays a vital part attending ihc conference are Dr. two houses the Sunday by the merchants. -ty rush was called off. The Every year thirty flags arc fields of cancer, surgery, Inter¬ first seen by a skilled clinician in preparing students for lie "Mu^icadc" Nov. 2?. and 29 *. 1 be distributed today beginning Thomas Hamilton, academic Try J nal medicine and others. An in¬ for diagnosis, then he is given profession of veterinary meoi* \ ,ce president; D. G. Varncr, rushing will be resumed placed throughout East Lansing cine. It is through the valuable at 9 a.m. in the Union second -Director of Continuing Educa¬ 1 from 12:30 to 5:20. Rush- teresting result of this research the routine hospital examina¬ during the campaign, and ac¬ tion of blood count, urinalysis, experience of actually working floor checkroom. Coupon "E" tion Services, and Dr. Floyd ** *U1 meet their counselors at cording to Patriarche, this is the is hip prosthesis. By replacing blood chemistry. X-ray, or otlicr with these animals that the stu¬ of activity book* wjii bv coiiect- Reeves, consulani to President - c a bone with a metal ball, a us¬ regularly scheduled places at rtrst time thfly have been tain? dent. vo. fiaxuiaii. a""i time able joint la restored. Prmc lu dug'i'fvt iv aids* T -pored with. \ in this mm.. Michigan State News Campus ClasslXieds T*m The ■<>•4 WlrhitlB mi 1.1 IHHy b? «t»te ■ WM-i tt A » , rctn^h'tl h* Student* k„irr 0| Students the and Family without university or o| the Z,\r r$.r hc-« ,n«.cc-ts ..I both. stands ready direct farulty student . Crusaders FO 2-1511 Deadline 12 Noon Ext. 2615 r,::rV'. , lt• By (JKNK BITZIN'fiKB — , . ' ' • 6» »' • «•*<)■" hetween the two Whether It Kditori.il I'aee Kditor ...e trom v»ithi.- -£-< -* ■'f t. -* Iron, mit-idr. Member of the Associated •elated Stale News Prr>. tnt m4 l»».:* f '.v l»rr««dP*£iate Pre-s Association aud < tillcK P Prrss science or history, though, be¬ Btit it was pathetically, sad, CLASSIFIED RATES For two weeks, the 10.r»f5 elec¬ Viivmlier I I'nlir tions have been a part of he- lieve it or not. a professor in the too Never once did those (Tu-, minimum 15 word, PERSONAL \,.l IV N I 'I T.. aders say anything'intelligent. * engineering department • m a v t1 • i v Aillai Stevenson has been have another political allegiance Never once did they give their 1 day s . . <>0e PONAI.D If AN DA I I come to the State N *w> office 1 'novcetl. under an avalanche of without being ostracized by his students credit for brains. Never, 2 day, $1.00 two tickets to the Crest Drive U< once did thev start <»t lead i di - ballot? marked "X" for Ike colleagues.) 3 day, $'.30 BY lifCftT f moil So these Crusaders, garbed in Clission of the Issues or the can¬ So it i-- atMiiit time MSU pro- didates. It was all insipid clev¬ 4 day, $1.50 who have been sportuv their little silver badge-, and f.'-v.ti ttie-e darling little silver minia¬ armed with that overbearing erness, based on the piemBe 5 day, $1.65 REAL ESTATE It ADDITIONAL CHARGES Irs Hard to BeOblivious that "my students are stupid tures of Adlai's holy (sir) stnie weapon of overbearing "liber¬ FOB SAf.E FAST I ANSIs/; als," sneering rvnicism, launch** t is only mo and my brother Cru ¬ for each word over 15 dent income in multiple (Km removed same from their dai iu . their campaigns of enlighten- saders who face such over¬ i|j-t»i. t Evi-cllrnt condltioo lapel- and «tufted them m: > whelming mills, we who are too 4c per day and out Will huu e rpjht t.( t,., then darlin»» pockets, ment. own Hipartmcnt Sell .m few. hut who are enlightened, billing charge 15c in n odiute jihshp-skui p'.. .. It was unite fomriul, in a And they fell flat on their who can see the light ;»-1 :«N» To Aiijdo-Freiieh Action Cha|ilines*|iie watch these the elertion campaign braveB and oli so hrazeul> exhibit their sort of way. In professors duriie: faces, which is la the credit of their students. They'd come into a class shin¬ ing their button and llrst thing thosr Iheir more Well. It's marlyrs insignia all over now who slill wear of "mils" look ludicrous every day. and MEN in ,>k«« EMPLOYMENT I SE THAT spaie tun. uiKuntaK*'- real "iiinev even while K""iR Oppdilunll' 1 71 ni-r'tily .• i.v i« P. (- I.- ,-•* t il. t paym.-nU Ol.M> 15 down 3- ■ » ) , J , , ' 11 m i: pro .-•■ .'ear than ever by Communist Party Democratic bfitt in their clashes.. \ ou'd hi-ar would be something tl'IMIJill Ni'lllMll IV V«U*I," tn arrange (or porxonol in- I'll,me Mr Dirt'. L.T-' "4 4 VV. A si J.v I« they'll undoubtedly . Thev were on a holy crtisnd. like this: In 1960/ .•n Km- Khrushchev's Sutyhiv statement that of enlightenment, and the heath¬ "Good morning, rlass. Only tfi be just as clever, just as lull of r i view t"! il.l that i nt r out I :re a* Whether \itti like it or not, history is on days until the election How scintillating quips, just as full ATTENTION STUDENT WIVES rs- J ,ho W M Ctt .-. • ens they were trying to conver* McCabe Realty We will bury yon." art tunc wyrJt available P-ll an of insipid, sneering cynic ism. _ -•;,<«- many of you are still going to ».* r rocKe.t -f th ■ BritM :»r to the True Cause were we poor and 2-ti p m. at* th«* Spodnut Shop. IV ♦ 5441 vote for motherhood, the Amer¬ There should he one change, the three nations are hound to 2.12 MAC Fifvpt \i .r.,,',yr, thick-headed, misguided stu¬ French it' fho\ «l i« !n*t .? U;t ican Flag and the Burning Tret- though. They probably won't-be Ja-f "7her in deej»er ways than that ot niili- dents. WAN! El), BABY SITTF.R. 8*12 EAST t.ANSIN'O (NEAR' f. |'"ill te.f out ill !»».-*■ n- u *•♦• - a Most of these Crusaders pic¬ Terror? Still 16 of you, eh? Well. .wearing silver replicas of Ad¬ .n I I p m. Weekrtavx in faculty daw- imiil t'hriatouis ■ ■ after Use t \ ifleiiC' I* Thr.- t hat !ticmttcr< ahoiit t-» j». t h tip Ha WVsteri thfir •tiff*' B • r' ntsessity ;•*-. are culturally attached. They are tured themselves as "sehotar " I see Mr. Jones is absent. Maybe he's struggling with his con¬ lai's shoe in their lapels. Instead they might get the hricki. Phone EI) 2-5«»:»i. whole fntnilt three bedroom ranch home m 11rtil last growing West Ri,„ with this in. . <*> imv at: i "advanced thinke%s." A" i A LIBRARIAN TO take charge of Ncpai ate dining loom, two ' attached. All three desire freedom science. I think that hoy is real¬ chance to wear green-and-white n.i IV-'ipo* ? po.fur. o- » whoever heard of a "scholar" • ly iuteligent. Too bad he quote polka-dot ties, which will bo an tearhiM with an English or Science an area of nil new lume aeaiiHl the So\ if! - likes Ike unquote, but I think Maim would be considered ir that walking distance to M S l' I improvement willing to continue to i -ji-or- have died side by side in two thing but a "liberal" and there¬ At least ties are functional. lea.-her is n.,vt Lansing Realty Compan, he's weakening " tyoi k summers towatd a degree in 2-1534. Mr HunquHf ED 2 ill But it uill not he easy for I he I S. to wars, fichtinp for the ideals which fore a "Democrat I NOTE: The writer of the llhrarv science Information un Rolber. William-ton HI5 W This went on daily. And it ftuyel her allies' action in Kgtpt. %l:ip them 'it U practieally anathema t" arv. m-tiednle and the community Budge IV 2-7537. Mrs Ne 1 hree typify. was elever, very clever. Why, above is not "reactionary." t-e had t>\ writing to M R 2*81*53 have any othet political alleg¬ it ,iv on the hack for heinu joll> uimm! fell«»*v«* i:.- action of Britain and France in iance in the departments of sre.. sometimes the whole rlass would "anti-intellectual" or Repuhli- 'ifbrlt Snpeiintendent of Schools, r n.) Montague. Micliu'.i'i H EAST* t.ANSIN'O I NEAR and then take them into her arm*, a* if n*»- -• J-' > such that it cannot he forgotten Engtish." economics, political laugh for live minutes. ea Spartan «I2.30*» »i;iH Cornell * thins: had happened. a* the snap of a finirvr. FOR RENT 'Ihese tn. I homes are in Marble Scl exeellent for the Britain. Tr me and the I S. ru-»-*; i Vndnit as it did. just in time to divert Letters to flic Kditor SPAi IOt'S I.IV1NO l.AROE lot*, family \csiment or good income foi P mptded Phone Mi rl«i attention from the Hungarian rebel- j matuie shade, fishing and swttnmtng. Net id ED 2-35.34. residence IV ot her and t tit unit ii.i! ilefe i-»* ,pro\ ii let! f w- i uinet atmosphere Modern trade** East Causing Really Company, dogs welcome Pme Bluff Trad* ;mst when it appeared It iissiir would he "filv Urge A id for Hungary turn. Readers Wilt Thi . linden iahle and Ha- m,t> i. . I'mpt, pa i k l ake, Phone Bath l»efore the world as the freedom- (:i)5*u tf WOl'LD ACCEPT MODERN item unencumbered trailet cru-himr nation she is: just in time to make in TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. Phone IV 2- 3584 or IV 2 1623 tf 33 feel as down payuient on u the entire action in Kiopt appear as a con¬ tive home at a»2 East Middle Assistance spiracy ; just in time to convince the rest Church iiil n Hungarians who for more than decade brR •' listened t*• propa¬ As Convocation a result ;» Thanksgivin: will be built around ATTENTION STUDENTS: P-mi TV tet *i*h option ! h.inntton I da v« shown daily except «•:' the work! the West is at heart imperial- o ganda aimeu at inciting revolu¬ this theme to hoy. Se,«l| weelly »ent#l SERVICE In today* l-ctter to the K.litor" cr.lnnm i,*».—.ire |>erhaf»s the main reasons whv To the Kditor: tion in Easbjtn Europe rightful¬ The University YM('A and MUNT2 TV i ample evidence that man people tV. : te,. jj,,n of our allies will leave a had taste , It has been brought to" my re¬ ly wnndoiFw'hy the West fail*- ! YWUA are sponsoring the on'\ ACCOMODATIONS EOR SKIH tention that the student lowly t I If EAST KALAMAZOO : a* Caheifae, close to ski urea ' ileeph ahout Hie Hungarian situation a.'d h. Am«-n«-an.->* mouths for some time. to exploit a situation which campus Thanksgiving observ¬ : information contact Vein Mam ■ conducting a drive for elothim might have led to the disintegra¬ ance on Tuesdav nodav) from RHONE IV 4 5450 Boon, Michigan hv mall or phone Want took, all ttiev fan to K ip !♦•--* • -..fn.- "Ihe -neak> Mpf»lic> of intervention" was and iiiwnc.v for the relief ol tion of Soviet influence among 7 30-8 30 pro. at the Alumni Open eve'y rvaht till ten ' Al-L YOUR IRONING done < ot the nii.-er.v ul,n (■ i plaeuinc that I tad tiMHish in iNrlf hut the limine made it Hungarian refugee student satellites. Memorial Chapel. a week Phone ED 2-4078 *••■» ti\ now atul which will worsen a f h*- w tr¬ immea>(irahh worse. May I extend best wishes and The very least that Americans It will be a worship ^rrvire FORSALE seven and nine pm ier wear hi. congratulations in thi- project. ran do at this point is to provide with the Rev Truman Mum *•'. TYPING AUCU8ATF.I.Y 4 1 f>■ alliance of Britain. France and the A- vou may knoU the Lunsini: the maximum of assistance tn the K HIT ANDERSON HOUSE specdilv done Term paper* ma¬ \ew ha ; idat-f of Edgewood Peoples Church Excellent condition Include'; pis. and theses Phone ED '* Th» statt ! s. ui»; t»- -treip'thettefi in the future. Council is soliciting funds foi form of clothing, medicine and speaking on "Until Each Ha; A tch Ian ge I..1 TU 2-1173 nine son l ea on wh\ t he . !"t hin and 1 drive h;i - it should he. the relief of both those within dollars. 101 - .< • * a- Share." ve put TYPING DONE IN my home T- hei r hoiild receive t tie > k inj. But if-, action of our allies in Kpypt, Hungary as well as the refu We may'not regain the stature This is an atl-university af¬ AVOID fllOII RENT Buv e nice pi»|»ers themes, a'ldrexsmg |* "• add*' gees A' long- as it is possible we one*' enjoyed among Hungar¬ fair and we hope everyone udl Practically et. ED 2-6*185 Spartan. <»nr reader ; .ha !•' -it'ii •forciven." (it' that word can he for us l*i get food to the Hun $375 Ph-.m ians m this way: hut we mav truly desire to attend. Tit*- en¬ EE •r*8 TERM PARTY' KENNY I). t tu ir ow n. id an unhauyhty contest here! will garian people within Hungai"- convince them that peace and tire offering will la? given for . Orchestra. ED 7-!*N>6 add. except shall do so. If and when TWO SPORTS COATS In excel¬ <8 We have nothinp more to •M«"ti »« forgotten. we prosperity at home have not the emergem-v relief of Hungar¬ APPOINTMENT FOR APPlf A lent condition Price vei y reasonable ! V lothmtr drive hi'?! Thi-. t*-». is as it should he. Communist intervention make lulled into a complete st.it*- TION and passport pictures n»* remind student I hut t he us ian student refugees, for it i» -o si.-e 4J long plume IV 5-71*17 utter being taken at Hi«*ks Studio o\e tins impossible we slial! continue of unconcern with the world five pm 18* remain open until No\ •_V. t Mondavi -»• important for fcT all to remem¬ Shepards Shoe*. Phone ED 2-6168 " to minister to the refugees them¬ problems that confront us. ' ber to be ever thankful for the CHEAP TWO EM PORTED caxh- that t he> w ill tie aide to - arch their el»*se? - selves. >• iere ».|Mirt cnts Si/e 44 long These TYPING DONE IN my home T. i free world we live in and to during the Thankseiv inr vacatKvn ami S'Neirs J ie:rs If we ran Ire of any assistance Joseph LaPalomhara. Assistant Professor of continuously want to share it. aiv .ftei real five bargains. p in Phone IV 5-7017 !•!• paiiers. rates themes, Phone ED 2*8728 gftei theses. Reason.,i 12 - hriiiK" hack whatever varment- thev can to you. do not hesitate to call Political Science with those who don't have it. EKLl.OW STUDENTS I can give FREE REPLACEMENT OFA • afford. W.-rk i- the ruin of the ilrittkinp class. upon us Sandy Weber. 5o . to 75 . oil on high quality dia¬ Freeze after original fill Russell« John F. W. Howell. * # # monds lor engagement rings For Pure Oil acrost from People* YWC.4 Co-chairman inlormation Phone ED 2-8H40 after Church " Kxeeutive Director. Ask lor Danny 102 7'ray ami Cit e' -even p ni Lansing Council of Churches + * + TYPING THESES. RF.POH"' UtAIl EH E*)R SALE Three rooms manuscripts All kinds expertly 1 • information * it it - To the Kditor: Vrom Tries' '. elci -tool lm 11 11 .gcrator. Phone ED 2 5454 or ED 7-057,1 water beater, at any time phone ED 7-7**10 Phone Tf h Time to t/mr Thanksgiving if the one time TYPIST ANN BROWN 3-2850 Electric typewriter Ter- of the year fbut it should not To the Kditor: USED TV ANTENNA Double ar- patters and theses. Also general tv. IJI slNIS-i 4 IU N4 || J-IPIP l»»4 4»K\llO\s HIV ItFMfilOl x INHIHMATIIIN To the Kditor: be the only time), when w* •a\ plus 10 fool mast AIIi.iik e Ten- ing tf Ml rut HASH Last week thousands of col¬ $25 A i eal bargain. ED* a :t<> j. in < a.) t '•.lima* The Student Government i1- to pause to stop and think a while MUSIC FOR DANCING Srr «h- 111 414 K Wll ItKIIH I ; |. I s, : K .fiv. . )it-; Martin 1.uthei Chapel be applauded for its support of of all the many wonderful bless¬ lege students rose a< a unite 1 Jat kman Band, phone 26*i West M V :«u a • \tith'»iiv It • 4 VPt I 4»>tll IRs 4 11* t M-YIVl'A the Hungarian relief program. ings that surround us. body, fought, and died for free¬ FOR SALE CHEAP studio couch¬ or ED 2-.WI77 'J 7 3u p.m. Alumni .Memorial dom. The cause for whieh they es Mwee|tcr. wringei Washers, bed. JI VIOU 4 4)1 N4 II A^ the State News has aptly But as we do ttiis, why not al¬ limitless and springs, gj- stove. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER A' li 4 Aim ..I ii Cm. UllMIVs M \IIIVn 14) CIUI JM t so meditate on the unfortunate gave their lives is one vety Velmif living i.Mim suite, table; and term papers typed Phone IV 4-"» »' . a nt . said, we must begin, even at this rock wool insulation. Phone IV- I'll! I I It V *4 It M t; 4 I.I It Ml PI M VVMV xl'AKlAX MfVI.X Pit 11 Mil close to every student' in Amer¬ late date, to provide something plight of the Hungarian people ; l-ik'i'M alter five p in. JO! . .l» |. mi.. Poult I v St'lPlU'e p |V,- 4 I.I II more than psychological or and think of what we can do to ica. . . I ATTENTION STUDENTS! NA- ! . COMPLETE RADIO" P.M.". Anlhonv Hall ITAI.IAN 1*1 h pin. Faculty Folk House moral lifts for the thousands of help relieve their oppressive sit¬ Although it is presently im¬ AND T.V. 5ERVICL CeiMe? I IIKISTIAN S4 IFN4 I IIKIi. j TIOKALl.Y advertised diamond SlMlt'lAN tVOMt.N'S I t Alil l H p.r»t . iBfrttal" Hungarians who have made such uation. possible to strike a physical blow rings, one-half off Elgin. Hamilton. oki ii)«in 7.15 p.m.. Peoples Chattel in support of these fellow stu¬ , (Sroen watches one-half off Queen T.V. ENGINEERS I'.o \lt l> Ml t IIM. a blcMHly and heroic try for free¬ As the Nov. 5 issue of "Life" AI 1*11.4 Fill UMMiA I Jewelers. 114 North Washington tf fn bv.ement of Pino's Mu'"* r>* i »"t \< ii. . AVN'S oflu • i'liHi" 7 3»i p an! Vommmi'i G)tn dom. stated: dents, it seems imperative for VMtKM * Mills HI * 7 p.m.. 35 Union the college students of America PHOTOSTATS MADE AT Htcka FRANDOR MVS At livints |U»\KI» Platitudes about bravery, the "For although the love of studio. Saftie day eervtce. Phone Kxecntive P.oaoW «» :«> a.-4»ei -Aj»k;e Ha IDKIS1RY I LI K to act positively. Sympathy is p.n freedom is more enduring than tf till I'moii . . 7:30 p.m . Forestry Cabin love of liberty, and the sym¬ not enough—the call to action ED 2-61W fhone IV 7 0030 pathy of the West for the r**t»els the power of tyrants, that love— AliKII I I II Kt AM» IPiMI mi x's I III m II x|X|l)K CLASS SIN IAI. is rlafcon. ; TURKEYS YOUNG TENDER Con- MUSIC BY PHIL Hough and the will not heat physical wounds, as the marches of Rudapest have * flnemen! raised Carefully dressed and Mel-o-staterg Phone Delta Sue • [ fl' I't- 1.4 AIM IMP'S 4 II P H 30 pt . 3*> C:.e« t l)M4|ITTfr:i care for homeless orphans and attested—needs help Its nature We hope you fool as we do, i attractively : iallk Wiiliamabgi tmckaged 61BF33. No Sundav tf Phi. KD 3-SS6S. tf "th« 7 Ii e m cars leave A«.t tt.ill 4 p.m.. 34 Union and timing must be left to state¬ that in this way the students of . refugees, or provide for the I lor tiotrie »l Uli'erioi . P.mJ i\i«hl Staff J-H4IF 4.FXIK4I ART Hungarians who this winter will craft, but its quality and depth America can inform the world CIGARETTES IM CARTON, two TYPEWRITER TROUBLE' * BRING y«>ur machine t«> Louis ' of '» CDMMITTFI how they stand. It mqv be too packs 38. Sun Tan pants 388. Silver Miller face death by famine and epi¬ depend on the American people Tan Pants 4 78. Shot gun shells, lt»'* Campus Book Store after 5 30 Ph • .MIDI* I'l HI P IIV Mikl R4ilmr P*' S* 8 30 pm. 41 Union late to save Hungary, the time ED 3-S4S2 every night till II pm demic. ** We face a whole new phase in off fair traded prices; Prestnne. 2 75 the %*«.'« N« for the West to respond to the gun fcmpire is breaking up Our Fox Hole P X Enter by State Thea¬ I: . Pip not too late to indicate that we ter Erandor also || aid between meal $«6cli§. many requests for real assist¬ task is not only to encourage the Michigan Stale INcwr ance—in their struggle that the process, but to design and build tire aware of their sacrifice and BICYCLES IJ^NSING'S LARGEST 5*rp ,P sf tbe SRU0HUT SHO^ Crossword Puzzle Published on rlaan' daya Monday throuch Ft idav Inclusive, during fail Hungarians directed to the Unit¬ a world in which be rt-esUblished." it can never its significance. "For the sake of God and selection English Lightweight guar¬ anteed 90 vaars. New and used at your next coffee break. wintci and spilriK terms except days ed Nations, the United States hulidat* tteeklv during sum¬ Freedom"—and the little radio leaaunabie prices See us first. Gene's 2)2 M.A.C. iO 7-M7I ACROSS 42. Indian corn alter and the other democracies. And only we cm help re- Cycle Shop. 703 W. Barnes. Phone mer term, mid one special freshman I. Uui nuifi 44. Bkwilder •ver-MNighl-for wave expired The plea—with IV 4*4)362 Open Monday. Wodneaday TtMae who were willing Is go tie 1. in»u«- between summer and fall and Friday Evenings tf HAVING A DANCBt Call on ti. linitat* 4»i. f'roht trims Entered as second class mat¬ the opportunity—is ours. Music Maker*-Bob Crowner T»*. to the brink of war over areaa by giving *f V. Unvu a nail 43. Part of a ter under act of March 3. I87S at the W.»« BP « LAI NEW AND USED. 17 and SI inch JSL. 11 office East l.ansmr Mich such as Kormoia did not evalu¬ ind sharing ml nur Vole Emergency Aid obliquely play p,.-? Mad subscriptions payable in ad¬ table mode! televisions. Fall clear¬ 12 Fuu-cloth 13. Sesame fto Pint of work ft I Bov vance let one term. f2 fur two ate the Hungarian situation a* refugees. for these Hungarian A f«»r Hungarian student-. Committee ance E Grand Terms Fxchtruth Electric. River. IV I-1I8L 113 84 TRANSPORTATION r.( tem»« f3 SO for threes terms ft SO warranting such a risk. 14. Vase 54, Tempt WANTED. RIDERS TO Chit a* 15. 17. Salad plant Hotatcd 67 Mental state Nationwide Poll Finds HOUSING Milwaukee, eiaht to and nine. vicinities Wednesday. Lc.iv t'!u' lii. Black 50 Honey Mary, ED 2-6233 '' STUDIO ROOM FOR winter term cuckoo maker . Private bath $8 Phone IV 2-8!*i5 RIDER TO NIAGARA Fall*, Most Collegians Veto 18-Year-Old Vote . 20. Anger 60. Herb eve Solution of *«»terUay'a F«u>e ' evenings M vicinity wonted Tuesday noon ■ 82.1'lu.vi'd first 62. Hecipient MODERN THREE ROOM exoenses. Fxt Phone Jerry. . ED 2 J' >631 23. Arrow of a gift 3 Accuse I? FYi^Jaf ; furnished apartment. Ground floor newly ' _ • ' poi.son 6.1 Feather Hli>"r lv MW or OX 4-6*46 86 RIDE TO NEW YORK City < tic* 20 Di y neckpiece 4 Brazilian leave Wednesday after one om vx 64 Write It Tarmrric To 1943 Georgia gave the right N'e f 57 G M*r 59% Here's an example: A senior at . And a freshman attending the 20. Maxim com ttltare expenses Phone IV 4-:k*I;*, LOST and FOUND . 5 t)ui?kirt» Z. S*ix.ug to to vote to its 18-year-olds This Undecided **> !«G 9% Villanova (Villanova. Pa.) feels Henry Ford Cofhmunity College 31. Aged 65 Hebrew cat *« «v that "voting is such an import- (Dearborn. Mich.) savs: "The RIDE WANTED TO East Teim«- 33. Some festival b Near 24 Bab > Irvruafi year Kentucky follows suit. Dur¬ — Christmas vacation. Will >ty 34 Correct 7 Deep hole In nianv cases, students feel ant institution that adult 18-year-old is closer to educa¬ LOST. GLASSES Ples&c return to ing and since World War II, ag¬ an expanses and driving Cdhtoct-ie^ — Dim x tun . C< 35. Not itiv ited 8 lli ! vw itation to extend suffrage down 18-year-olds should not have the judgment is necessary — better tion and knowledge of the gov¬ j Union Fdward lost and Found. Name on nuigs Bird. ^S-MS, Bryan IN W, id ammal Swartz. fts 1 case. 3H. Half cm 1. Name lor month vote because they are immature Athena 2T DcnJium's to the 18-year-old age bracket 30-years-old." ernment." RIDERS TO HOUSTON «r PJfWT^r 30. Medieval 9 Arctic pUia and inexperienced. A freshman rr....-?ht r A University of Nebraska jun¬ A junior at Wesleyan Univer¬ I.OST I.IRHT Bl.l't l..lh„ Leaving Daeambgr B. I6ST Oia-. •• money 2. Native of a 10 Source of has continued at both the state lighter In Old College Hall Or- 2# Un,*. of force at Louisiana State University •*nn " bile phonr Mr. MaJac. ED 41. Snow Northern metal and national levels. ior has this reason for refusing sity feels that, anyone who has - t,»l er 27 or 3* Finder plei (Baton Rouge) feels."they don't WANTED RIDERS TO fart W* runner country ll.TVrmm.tM Gumbo The right to regulate* voting suffrage to 18-year-olds: he says: completed high school is de¬ think before acting." while a 32. Ir.fcT.ior age requirements is, however, a "Not with Elvis Presley avail¬ finitely "ready to vote " And a 1 4 r- r r- »• 7 e r- tm .freshman coed attending Be- able as a write-in candidate." sophomore coed at Christian \" <4c:t.es_ slate pciogativc. and nothing midji State Teachers College PERSONAL mi 3*5 Assam hill short of a federal constitutional Students favoring a lowering College (Columbia, Mo.) feels for eh- a J - i tr;te 37. Spb: amendment can change this (Bemidji. Minn.) says: "The lf- year-old isn't qualified to vote of voting requirements to "18" that the "18-year-old of today PHONE ED 7-6464 FOR your stu¬ .5255 SL'SSLf picture'* P nt special rates Ph»»r< € ii 'f M pulse Therefore, it would seem likelv generally have two reasons, the is better informed on most mat¬ dent rate subscription on Time, Life. or out of town 1 Fk/weruqj that future demands for a low¬ because he isn't stable or in¬ foremoat of which is stated by a ters than the average adult." Fortune, Sports Illustrated. 9S BUSS iV ji 44 plant formed enough in his opinions.** "Hie thoughtful opinion of a 43. Land sur- ered voting age will be directed Here's the way a sophomore Bemidji State Teachers College Junior:."If he is qualified to small nucleus of students is MY LADY PAIR would thou rare. to visit with me. the Old Book Room WANTiO *4 9i rtunJed by at individual state legislatures 18 tt . coed at Moor head State Teachers echoed by a freshman at Long that's all abloom with stacks of »iUr To gather collegiate ooinion serve his country he is qualified pastry Campus Book Store avrn*. w u ii u Ji 43 McxLexa2 on this Issue Associated Colleg¬ College (Moorhead, Minn.) puts to vote." Beach City College wso says: "! from Union. tf Ml CATS WANTS) sfucli ( it "The years between 18 and iate Press, of which State This, of course, has been a don't feel that the age difference M b H J8 <47. liiB'i the 21 are years of great maturing has any relation to the judgment FOR THE COMBO lit tempo wtth Jiobo.' wracb. 4.1 Stumble News is a member, asked the strong argument since World the times, phone Ihe 'Playboys" IV- for the average youth." W dm it 44 the Campus . . . Page Threo Michigan State News Southern Prosecutors bright red coat for the dura¬ tion of the hunting Two season. hoys .Michigan deer who have been n.KVELA.Vf) f/pj'— The Cleveland Newspaper Pre*.H- Wage Offer feeding the deer and trained nien'.- l.'nion Monday rejected a wage increase offered by it to answer their call told Study Decree conservation officers: "We can't tie him up be¬ ptiolishers of Cleveland'* three biff daily newspapers. None of i he newspaper* ha* circulated since Nov. 1, cause it's against the law. Against Bus Rut we thought if we made a red coat, nobody would shoot ^ Morrij Coo, president of the. Pressmen's Local 5, said the Fall term graduates Segregation him." The coat is bright red a wide hand of material fastened Yugoslav contract offered by ers—cont a lhing an increase of *4.50 per week the first year and the publish¬ WASHINGTON m lv. Gen. Brownell Monday — At- around the deer's middle. Ensemble S3.-50 the second year—had been rejected at a general member¬ Mimmoned federal prosecu¬ ship meeting. He* did not dis¬ Graduation tors in I I Southern states Crime Prober, To Perform close the amount the pressmen vote totals or had been the t<> a Washington conference asking The base rate iq the mm how to carry out the Su- Hallcy Dies m niert The MSI' Concert. Music Series Depart- will old contract -We'll? still in was $109 85 a week. negotiation," announcements preme Court decree against NEW YORK opt - Rudolph Coo said, adding that an "im¬ upon teniffht with a concert portant" special membership racial segregation on buses. Hallcy a bulldog inquisitor mild-manner r«d m one but of the l»> the Si»li*ti ill Zagreb. The meeting has been called for 7 are here... He set the date, in a circular p.m. today. , i iter to tnc 34 U. S. district al- nation's most spectacular crime performance will be heki in Three other rraft union* pre¬ •otneys in the 14 states, as Dec. probes, died Monday. He was the J.n Brownell's letter said that it is 43. S .lu Mu>ie Auditorium at p.m. Admittance is by viously had aeeepted contract* offering the $4.50 and $3.50 bring C7 your V Hatli y w.i' rhief' counsel 'to so i-'.n ticket, and tickets are weekly wage increase*. The , !ear from the Supreme Court newspaper guild al*o ha* set¬ ihe U S Serrito Crime Investi¬ imsion of Nov. 13 on the Mont¬ available at the Union Ticket tled. Omwrittoe. by receipt. gomery, Ala., bus segregation gating headed Office. • • A management spokesman had ,ise, that discrimination against Fen. E'-tes Kefauver (D-Tenn), ; • Soluti Hi Zagreb, a 14 no comment on the new devel¬ i,us passengers on account of during its dramatic 1951 heat¬ i • • < «•" btr from Yugoslavia, race is "a crime against the opment ings. •- u .*<•<•! H!».od m Eurofa? as Negotiations between the pub¬ • United States." As the bland-voiced, hut deft ■ u "nsenible of distinction. •i lishers and the printing craft A number of state and muni- questioner whose thrusts had 'P.- r-icrtoiip includes mas- unions were the focal point of \b < ipa 1 government spokesmen in Southern states have spoken'out underworld kingpins squirming on the witness chair. Hailcy '• i. c ; •!*■•'«' oil" to ivnging the present. from early efforts to get the papers back in¬ to production. igainst the court s Montgomery State Vrws Th"»t»» by rocketed to prominence during V'■ no Janigro. director of Hob Hates They are the Cleveland Press, UH10N BOOK STORE . ruling. Several have indicated K. Miller. Barbara Nnrriv Sharon Long. Joan Peterson. Margie the affair. t' <• group, is a cello soloist of an afternoon Scripps-Howard that various state laws against Tappen and Fl Root show their th'-utriral talent for the judges at Ili* immobile expression, owl¬ paper, and two dailies owned by mixing of races on transporta- Monday night's auditions for the All-Cniversity chorus line. Audi¬ like behind heavy horn-rimmed The ensemble has appeared at Forest City Publishing Co., the t.i>n systems would have to bo tions will he completed today from 3-6 p.m. in the Union Ballroom. spectacle*, became familiar to the Prague Spring Festival and afternoon News and the morn¬ listed in separate court actions.. television audience* across the in such musical renters a* Vien¬ ing Plain Dealer They said that pending such country. tests, segregation would be con- t.nued on buses. Clare Luce Quits Post, Habey had I wen in Mt. Sinai hospital since Oct 16 for treat¬ na. Stuttgart, Paris and London. .Member* are all accomplished solo and ensemble players. The xtereotvpers third craft union became to approve the The Montgomery case was new two-year agreement* udth ment "f acute int'animation of . marked by a long bus boycott oy Negfoes. Receives Ike s Praise the will pin t be ic. Funer.il services Tuesday in Riverside i c After the opening up: two will contemporary Cello Con- be given. The first the three dailie*. calling wage increases of $4.50 a week in the first year and $3.30 a for On Ei/ery Campu£...Co/kgaMen .luHtiee Black of the Supreme Funeral Chapel. .neral Music f«»r Viola and week In the serond year. The I »urt'Issued a statement. Mon¬ WASHINGTON t4*i—Mrs. ( I,ire Booth** Luc(* resigned An a-tute courtroom lawyer, oncffojofnen m dkcoi/er/ng coficf > ■ " bv Hindemith. with base rate for stereotyper* is day saying that after consulting Monday as ambassador to Italy, asking President. Eisen¬ w;»h i iucr itive private practice . :■ • ' if ' P issaggio as soloist. The $110.85 a week in contracts run¬ with all other members of the hower to relieve her of her duties ";.t the earliest Ha!!'\ also serv d a term as ••el conven¬ com position, written in ning through Dec. 31. court, he was refusing to order president of New York's City "•55. is the "Coneertante Im- The mailers and composing ient moment." immediate Issuance of the Council, and was counsel in a i iovisations" by Milko Kile- room employes already had ap¬ Snowstorm ViICEROYS court's notiee of the derision. Eisenhower wrote Mrs. Luce World War Senate probe of proved the same wage increases. defense contracts. Fa- Counsel for Montgomery Ne¬ that her withdrawal from the their closing number, the ' P case notice now may be DENVER i4V A blinding i.- reported to ne under consid¬ tional business law at a meeting mailed about Dec. 12 It will snowstorm swept out of the eration t - Mrs Luce > .successor of the American Business Law £'i to members of a special court in Rome. Zellcrbach was U. S association Dec. I at Chicago. Rockies Monday laying a . which sat in Montgomery and foreign aid director in Italy from handed down the anti-segregation blanket of snow over the John Rolfc, who married Po¬ 1948 to !95»L derision affirmed by the. Su- drought - pa re b ed Great Mrs. I.ure. 33. has been in ill cahontas. came !<» Virginia Iron PM me Court. Mains, in some areas as Bermuda He arrived when health* for some time. She told i Brownell's letter much as IS inches. reporters after hour's ronfer- storm-tossed ship of English pil¬ railing the an Justice Department conference enee with Eisenhower today that grims was blown onto the reefs The birk of the drought «ent to I*. H. attorneys in Ala- she plans to return to Italy and of St. George, ' which has clamped eastern Col¬ hams. Arkansas, Florida, Geor- then to leave her post after the orado in a dry vim* for nearly kU. Kentucky. Louiaiana, Mary¬ Christmas holidays. six years remained unbroken, land. Mississippi, North Caro¬ however She said :-b.c supposed her res¬ lina. Oklahoma. South Carolina. Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. Brownell told thern the ference "will consider and con¬ dc- Meanwhile, the Kun.-as Weather Bureau warned that major storm center w move northeastward out of Ok¬ • - on " • • ignation would be effective when a dor new Mrs. to ambassador Italy .,:ice i- Luce has been ambassa¬ appointed March. 1953. ORDER Kir upon lahoma. She is the wife of Henry R measures most appro¬ Your Clasr Ring < "The storm i ■ ufficu-ntlv I aire, editor m chief of Time, priate to secure observance of strong to cause a h. r.\v band «-f Life. Fortune and other maga- the United States Constitution Before beginning her dip¬ «r.d laws by carriers and all snow attended bv blowing and t\ne<. at drifting and resulting in hazard¬ lomatic taretr. Mi- Luce "'hers who may hereafter rc- ous highways from Col r H i achieved fame a- a writer and quire segregation of white and northeastward though much of served as a Republican ron- • •.lined passengers on common from Connecticut. Poor J. Pool m Mi mo wared to ask for a date he fust lacked lonfidencc • arriers." Nebaska, southeast South 1 >«- gresswoman kota. northwest t >xa .»;>•! into Eisenhower, in his ;.-tti i ac- hciausc ot lu* mi ssy hair Dt ri one dav Ins roommate said: "Sturdy, git The attorney general told the routhwest Minnesota by Tu» - cepting'her resignation, said ho Wddroot t n jm-Oil. It'll keep your hair handsome and healthy looking district attorneys to bring with day." hoped her return to private life and I ain't lion." So J. Paul put the bite on him for some ihem copies of state or local ■aws relating to racial segrega¬ Mnndav\ storm closrd high- was only temporary "and that money and pussyfooted down to the store for a bottle. tion. He said the Nov. 13 court decision, which struck down ways and schools in many Colo¬ rado sections. Temperatures dropped to below freering anil your services." government again have the benefit of your may soon AT Now he's the pride of the campus, inanely hau looks so good . . no alcohol to dry your hair, instiad it containt Lanolin, herlaws hit nt.il hut not greasy. Wild root hat -A-? Montgomery and Alabama stat¬ utes, mikes it clear "that any blorkmen watched their cattle Nature's finest hair and scalp conditioner.So hecagry.try BECAUSE ONLY VICEROY uch law, statute, ordinance or regulation must be regarded as and sheep anxiously. In mile-high Denver some U-RENT-IT-SHOP Ranney JEWELERS a bottle or handy tube oi W ddroot ( ream-Oil It's guaranteed to make you a roaring success on campus. yourself. HAS 20,000 FILTERS a dead letter." 700.000 residents floundcied ALL TYPES HOME ♦ a/ / .fl V«. Ilarm Htll RJ„ V It is also clear," he M AINTENANCE EQUIPMENT added, through .snowfall that drifted to s Sll Abbott Rd. that the enforcement or observ- 2 AND 4 WHEEL TRAILERS Wildroot Cream-Oil five feet In suburban residential Twice As ■ilitoo—1'! 1 1 e of any such C EMENT MIXERS Evt Lansing discriminatory areas. measure by any common carrier The snow extended from the 2213 E. Michigan IV 4-8317 gives you confidence passepgerx will constitute in northern Roykies into northern the future and in the light of NewMcxico, ballooning over the Many Filters the unmistakable declaration of western plains. t' c federal courts a willful de¬ The U. S Weather Bureau privation by the carrier of the said the moisture content of the "institutional rights, privileges snow was moderate Bdt agr¬ and immunities of those dis¬ icultural officials said it might ci mutated against the United States." against and a crime help stem loss of top soil to dis¬ AS THE OTHER TWO astrous wind storms. LAST ' FIRST SHOW two on a match — LARGEST-SELLING FILTER BRANDS to-d-a-y? STATE. 7:00 P.M. iiiul winter cold seems just a superstition! I 1M • *32 COMPARE! lAek iiidii .SLBCRT KriitKi'd wind scarf and matching gloves /' ccrrBP / Mew -oiif l'!!»r filler i »p? IR-membtr ,n f cut rsLAscr -Ht« nnvR f'fian t*e (stretch-pabned to fit any size hand) j—oeMi-r die »cu»cM STARTS FIRST SHOW are a perfect winter team for TOMORROW 7:h0 P.M. fashionable lasses. Of fine soft wool, gaily woven ill —ti3hny!*S»£ctf plaids: Koyal Stewart, Rlacic Stewart, or Mcintosh, Set, S.95 II I J !| I s »•" itaiiRg Viceroy's exclusive filter it r from pure cellulote—toft, snow-white, naturail OmliwO.e m.iiuncw Itai ;V:/, - - -"U, , K s " Takes Doctor's Advice ft November 20, 1436 MICHIGAN ST \TF VFW* F«rr Four Summit O.onvo Improbable (V • Eden Cancels Public t Hoover Reminisces New Russian Proposal Engagements for Rest dent CHICAGO Herbert Hoover V' "orrtrr Ft rvrtv ! better f'U having United States probably will ask tion" of Russian forces iti East¬ tors' advice in the midst of the hours, (ion in the V.'orM VVr II •' to i tc t' fight .liv irjit it unresolved Suez crisis Monday . . Russia to give a fuller explana¬ ern European satellites in 1937 Eden's last vacation- was i". gle botvvn > iti short that Brit- the British country side rtf ,- cut in North Atlantic Pact eoun- The royal family's physician1, IT. lirat;»" • • J,. V now nfe from Gorman were set forth by Premier Bul- a v, ■i . . trics.undcr Bulganin's proposal. Sir Horace Evan*, said Eden, 59. London for about 2 'i* weeks. ftamM for Gin If • .1 V \\ ■ V\..sior duo •'<» Hfthi's «bver- ffanin in his note to President Eisenhower Saturday. Both these points were obvi¬ is suffering from severe over¬ f.'den became III with a severe I'.', :.on to Vu. up- ii Rus-ia. ' 77, forv.ev t'tujr 'I') . strain. R«i*>burk «<■- Co ?' >'.v.r «;• "I snbl v Mnltt.-ii jo.-1 of There seems virtually no ously unacceptable, in their pre¬ chill In Orlober while visitim; . ehanre. however, that the White sent form, to the Eisenhower ad¬ There was. no official mention lady Eden in a London hospi W<»od, wi v v'>on '• ' n1! hi::tory ' « i of the cause of overstrain but World \> I - I yhoul.i rl'.• ' St.if • Ht.» ffonre will agree to a proposed ministration. tal where she had gone for ;t there was no doubt that if ac¬ dental checkup. But he \t;t- Shared '.'h V: i summit conference of the Big Authorities noted, however, ■ crued from his battle oil the* hark at his desk In a few da>v end Just, av.to dl-ti-h- "I urgptt * -si' s\ o-i lo Four emintries. plus India, to that the Soviet aerial photogra¬ home front in defense of the de¬ whit.- th. movh < c<- discus* the tangled disarmament In December of lost year Ed. and a.! • nt'< • ° phy proposal marked a more cision sending troops in Egypt. "When World War It 1>f problem. positive approach toward Eisen¬ was kept indoors for a we. t ood n- !')«• 'V ' I. <• would I'lMllO James C, Hugerty, President Evans, who Is also Eden's to loom tip," Tlonvrr sab: i hower*.- plan than has heretofore with a chill. hell w «■ could, t - mil !o*u;'.h, Eisenhower'* press secretary, been demonstrated by the Krem¬ family physieian. Is an expert on p.-rpurrd MH'orh. l» of t»- • His friends said that while » high blood 'pressure and kidney ult.in»*oii,»i.v .Hid without bring l.i-ting jnvicr to th o. -said Monday Eisenhower hi* lin. ailments. has looked well over the la v ..ib!." Rone over the Bulganin text, bill The Soviet talk about possible few weeks, there have grevlotix collaboration ovpe He and other doctors have s<»m . in) answer was .vet in sight Russian troop reductions in times been signs of strain lin¬ Top officials, led by disarma¬ Eastern Europe also was regard¬ been trying to get Eden to take ing recent heated speeches ment specialist llarold K. Sfass- a rest. ed seriously by some authorities. the House of Commons his w. BALFOUR'S en. have nearly completed a de¬ tailed study of the Riileanin They wondered whether it might mask Moscow's feeling that such Now getting they have succeeded an official government In has shown on unusual hear¬ tless. Fraternity — Sorority Jewelry suggestions. Eisenhower ordered the study Saturday. steps were inevitable because of announcement that he is cancel¬ mounting difficulties in the sat¬ ing immediate public engage¬ • Stationery • (lifts Disregarding the bitter anti- ellite--. ments. Fall Term (»ra«L West propaganda blasts in the One of these was a scheduled • Novelties • Medals LADDER TRCHNIQUI—i • Awards note, authorities appeared to be acrobatic prawaaa ea bleb bliin I appearance in Parliament Tues¬ HiikI Sign Now • Trophies • Pidtlles • Knitwear especially two points: 1. interested in theM* Russia's professed willing¬ Lodge warktrs dartng aa nablklMim Md !■ I day to report on the Middle East situation. For ( Jowtis (Continued from Pago I) , Eden has been under fire from Phone or Write ness to consider limited aerial the Labor party opposition and to normal and the IfN should Approximately 157 prospect < ■ „ l "Your lL'ilfour KI SS RUSH Man4' Inspection, proposed hower skies" plan, but only a by Eisen¬ under his earlier "open 1.900- keep out of if. The General Assembly Is ex- pech'd to return to the Middlo NEWS IN BRIEF even tive party from his ing troops into Egypt. own Conserva¬ for his decision send¬ graduates have ordered caps e gowns for fall term graduate) The number of students expo- 1 ;i21 S. University rnile zone which would divide But the decision has been sup¬ Ann Arbor Store East crisis Wednesday. ed to graduate is 570 NOrmandy :MM:t Ann Arbor, Mich. .East-West lines in Europe 2. Soviet readiness to talk t*N Secretary • General Hammar*kjold rfdurncnl Monday Dag First Refugees on Route lo t. ported by votes of eonfidenre in Parliament and his eourse of ac¬ Deadline for ordering c.i; nnd gowns is Dec. 2. Thcv a from Cairo. (onft-rrnd with top VIENNA (/V)—Forty-one refugees from Communist terror in Hun¬ tion has the support of his pre- required for all graduates I'N diplomats, and planned to gary took off early Tuesday for Camp Kdmer. N .1 The \ are the dceessor, Mr Winston Churchill. tending the ceremonies on I>> submit a report to Assembly first flight of tip to 5,000 refugees invited t.» the United States The statement issued from No, 4. according to Prof. Lyman t Gel Your Tiekuls members Tuesday. 10 Downing St. said: Frimodig, > faculty ment chairman. oonym n-. Those who talked to Hiimmar- skjofd said they obtained the Neliru to I isit Eisenhower "The Prime Minister is suf¬ fering from the effects of severe believes his On the advice of his The first census on record w . for the December I impression he WASHINGTON (A*)—The White House tid Monday Prime Min¬ overstrain trouble-shooting mission will be doctors he has cancelled his im¬ made in 3.800 B.C. by the Bat. ister Nehru of India will arrive here Dtv Iti for a four-day exchange n success. of views with President Eisenhower. mediate public engagements." lonians, says the National C,. Hammnrskiofd told Egyptian * * * The Suez crisis had kept Eden graphic Society. All College Veterans' Danee officials the UN Would help dear Advertisement away the wreckage of 47 ships Foril Names New ('or 'EileseF and two bridges blocking the ca¬ NOW! nal It was understood he has DETROIT UV)—Ford Motor Co announced Monday its new line begun talks with Danish and of ears to be put into production next year will bear the name Dutch salvage firms. "Edesel," honoring the late Edsel R Ford, and that it hopes to build The most crucial question, 200,(100 of the new units in the "edeselV first mod.-! year however, i* tin- role of the UN it it it There I- Only A Limited Number Of Tickets For The police force now assembling in France's Oil Egypt. The British and French want Supply Depleuling Veteran** "WINTER WONDERLAND** Danee the UN forces to take over con¬ PARIS (/P)—Finance Minister Paul Ramadier told reporters Mon¬ IIAPPY TALK trol of the canal zone. There is day France's stocks of fuel oil will be exhausted, at present rate* consumption, by mid-December as the result of the closing,of the The lirkets are on sale in Organization Room 2 in the no indication Egypt has relaxed of Suez. Canal. Gasoline stocks will last only until mid-January, he its stand thpt the police keep As we all know, conversation is terribly important bands off the canal. Egypt wants added. dnter-When lulls in the conversation run longer than Union front 2 - -1. it it it on a the police to guard the old armi¬ an hour or two, one's partner is inclined to grow logy— stice line between Israel and even sullen. What, then, does one do?— . lie Sure Yoii Have Yours! Egypt after supervising the Nixon Makes lhde in One If one is wise, one follows the brilliant example of withdrawal of British-French MIAMI, Fla. (/P>—Vice President Nixon's boss Is going to be en¬ Harlow Thurlow. forces. vious when he reads this Nixon shot a hole-in-one Sunday, some¬ thing that President Eisenhower, an avid golfer, never has accomr Harlow Thurlow prepares. That is his simple secret. pushed. • Before the date, he goqs to the library nnd reads all 21 volumes of the encyclopedia and transcribes their con¬ GLADMER tents on his cuffs. Thus he makes sure that no matter OPENING WITH A Floating; Hotel Under Attack what his date's interests are, he will have ample material to keep the conversation alive. MR. ROCK 'n' SPECIAL MIDNIGHT LANSING (/Pi—The State of Michigan went to court Mondav Now Western called States a "Hotel." the was converted Take, for example. de Gasser. Harlow's first date with PrisciUa a fine, strapping, blue-eyed broth of a girl, to break up a novel floating ho¬ for its present use at a t us.t. of lavishly constructed and rosy as the dawn. SHOW TOMORROW tel enterprise on the Lake Hu¬ over $100.1)00. It was opened only Ultimately 160 to Harlow was. as always, prepared when he called for a week ago Priscilla. and. its always, he (tid not start to converse im¬ ROLL. NIGHT SHOU IMM>RSSTARTS,mN 11:30 1! oil ron shore off Tawas City. Atty. Gen. Thomas M. Kava- 175 rooms are to be readied for mediately. First lie took her to dinner because, as every¬ augh filed in Ingham County occupancy one knows, it is useless to try to make conversation with Circuit Court for an injunction Defendants in the suit are the an unfed coed. to restrain owners of the SS Western States Corp owner of In the So he took her to a fine steak house where he stoked . Western States, 326-foot lake the "Flotel," and the city of Ta¬ her with gobbets of P.tyck Angus and mounds of French steamer, from continuing to park was City, which rented the firm fries and thickets of escarole and battalions of petit* their huge craft at the water's dock space on a five-year lease. fours. Then, at last, dinner was over and the waiter edge. Nicholas V. Olds, an assistant brought two finger bowls. story Kavanagh's complaint uli the attorney general working on the said he understands the "1 hope you enjoyed your dinner, my dear," said J !; ahip wm permanently fixed to rase, Harlow, dipping into his finger bowl. the municipal pier, and Urns vi¬ carparalian has bought, or will "Oh. it was grandy-dandy I" said Priscilla. "Now let's olated an ItM itate tew reoorv- boy. mo—nl other ships for simi¬ he was Ing auhmerged lands aa a public lar use at other riparian sitev go someplace for ribs." "latter, perhaps," said Harlow. "But rifk* noYL I . hunting and fiahing Irnat. Jf the state loses out, he said, the outlook is for a "line of boats thought we might have a conversation,"* The suit said the ship occupies converted into hotels all along "Oh. goody, goody, two-shoes!" cried Priscilla. "I SU born about three-fourths of an acre of trust land under Lake Huron. the Great !*tke> shores " been looking everywhere for a boy who can carry on an intelligent conversation." paper and i to pl« newn km "Your search is ended, madam," said Harlow and pulled baek his sleeves and looked at his cuffs to pick a likely topic to start the conversation. 'if the had Cloud ffiftbe from Th. great adventure debmpmet . way hy of home Tin AND IMTRODOC4MO Carle! oi the notorious Mai finite Reno Brothers... and the girl vis presley Naturally IVY SPORT COATS 29.50 lo 57.50 H Lbo! A ir.d t aid they fought (or! 17ton/it ^ Viittit have A faiertftioi?' %au UefflrtCUSTOM SHOT Oh wk at Your Shoea that," she asked, "a Philip Morris you just lirt" -f "Yes," said Harlow. -Then you are nef a dull fellow I" she cried and sprang -Other People do. Don*! let shoe* in into hit lap. "You an brig*/.' Anybody is bright to smoke such a perfect doll of a cigarette as today'a rich, tasty Philip Morris, which is brimming-full of natural tobacco need of repair* upoil your appearance. goodness and fresh unflltered flavor.... Harlow, tiger, waah your cuffs and be my love I" "Okay," aaid Harlow, and did, nnd waa. v ISM Mirmr; Pravda Raps Service in Qiiislion November 20, Fj*f n™ Tito's Speech Lansing Council DATE Nov If!-20 COMPANY Owen*'-('••• PI.AC FMFNT |NTI*Vimp Math. Arts A- Acc.xin'lnc But AC K' git'C>d - I'' -..,, A a -n*-nu-ng an t F.. -f with the ton- t'fir' itif.n Ijn-^ing Citv Cotinci'' rurnthit'f". 'h-- Marketing, Retailing Acc-.ont- iidf .<• Bu* Ad mm. Late uti'il Interferes in Red World I.art .rig ;n« . was ( hufMier "I Con.ft i-fr Bus. gVlmin . Fm ira-e. Arcf » . next Week by the I it ? - ft ari-;«i?• I nil. a': h«|S o-rviee Packaging. C'ivil A- Mech. .I'lon- twyond 'he N't.v 1"» dead¬ stales." F.ngi . Bie Adt-,m A- E< on. on Nov I V tie- • .-«• of fmanc! line W'.yff D.vi-'i.in Flee .V Me eh Kngtnee: - A The Soviet if'ommiini-t prtrtv failed his losses rC-tiVfa: fr-.tr fever pas- The firm ha* been «ho\ving a ■ attempt to divide the A "ienc.,ri Engineering new'-paper objected • peeifiealU ( "M muii'h partu s into St a! - sefig.o - 'ikM profit the la-t t vn month*. Ar:i a <"••• > P»^-i •* i.. Tito's criticism «»r the em n u\ Later Ms.' I v-t *. ■ aid I .a wreni e Heller -ha mm k Soviet line in a speech n week ioi-r a"d "non-Stalini-f Nowffb Yoik ("or,. S-1i.* i ' Much, Fr ,V Irulp. dra-'u ah v- r.- he el •- ,,n of 'he ci'v counril transpru'at • >t, of |p. i \ *,»-» ( • j ' girt ,.■•»» at I*i11 u on the' !luttgatiun Tho as tijf fu st e t <• >• Rus- rtit illllS -v;r.-;>« ('i; .'gf- }'h,.r oommittee The Chrix'mas shop¬ ?»v since N .v 20 R.\ei . . v i • ?. F. . F « e.-.ify o i s, „ r..e A Former : of .'..llOA. i • -r.- bemg «bev :n l I homier Niko'ai Bul- Seh'Mif ii. ' Effort* are being made by fn- r.afiin !"; i de their l!'"i> Wyanoofte %!,.;• pence pilgrimage ».» the Yugoslav cap- ( lOYcrnnr ter-f.'ity to *e|| its franchise to an outside company whir h Tito Aide Hal. It was the first positive con¬ Plans Tour wo,lid erate the come if br Lansing to op¬ city V bus system ( RmpUH I iRhHifieda , . . Low L oftt firmation here that The lainsnng Suburban Line* Your Key to Better Values Tito, who The ruurt to reign at the Veteran* AuMciatim All-Fnleuraity . . . Arrested had been blacklist fur eight years; and on the Kremlin's xemi-formal dance on l>ee. I were ehuaen Monday u'ffbt. They are: seated Betsey Ridge. Helta /eta: Harriet Clark. PI Bet* Phi Of S. America 1 I';i-*it continuing m ttie East to operate Lansing area some Khrushchev, the Soviet Com¬ Standing; Sarah Fulford. Fast Yakeley; fat Sweetman, Abbot and RELC.RADR, Yuposlavia munist party boss, faded to set¬ LANSING V -Gw W.:: Dead line Set ■ ( Pt—Milovun Djilas. former tle their party differences in an .Marilyn Wilt, Alpha Chi Omega. >«x' week will -'ar* a 8 ■»ti NOTICE - STUDENTS WITH CARS exchange of "vacation'* visits riyhl-hand man of President Tito and now a leading op¬ last September. A-* n further indication that Postal (Jerk Kills 2 c' i»*s fot>* a* P u r*.I R ■ in i For (iarnival He can't bring our 7 hour drv cleaning and shirt service to the campus, but our new DRI\F-I\ i* ponent of his policies, was things M. * r.rv located onlv short distance at .HI25 Fast n -t well in the ("om- Mate (llmiee away air a arrested here Monday, a Troopers in Gllilfiglil A ompanied v y hi* w mun.v-1 lanidv. a leport from Saginaw, opposite Frandor shopping Center. Fast, S" If:, v. the governor -art V ntemherof his family report¬ Brlg> i,ie Monday - nd Milovan »*.- dav he expect- to v.sp prm.-ip«' Wedne-'iav ha* lu-en a convenient laundry and dry cleaning service, fn at 9 ed. D-dis. a lorrner Yugoslav Vice He dead;it,e •.vr.eit !iv,pg ufu's ' — iu 'Bra/,!', t'ruguay. • — out at 4. A stormy petrel in Vugo-Liv president. had tieen arrested. RUNT 7 Spuria- .ete 1 > i'a In. Argentina ..nd Pe-u polities who broke with Tito ip i-lit w ith Tito in opened fire on four state pol icemen with a deer rifle Mon- r.f Gov. Philip A t.'.ard >.f directors who their l'i.">4 by advocating a two-paity and l'» t frond..m t v, . than h'.'ating much Ti'o o rationed, itmie :»t p uns to deny modest rural home nine mile* turned in to the St'-wh-nt Govern¬ the forthcoming four as a vi- Government sourer* declined tills. (Continued from Page It north of Flint. ment office b\ noon • Mioii and an ed .ea'.un " H It. ia di i-m. pn- erded in Hev\.,«.s . 'infirmation or comment. a Mr*. William* said she had Tear gas tossed by police rein¬ •aid he had never been (.n-emir.g s'.igng. de p.i'. h fiom Delgi ade. apficar- if:, After hit break with the Yu¬ tin.ught the matter w.i* within forcements finally drove 83- A •r.eric.i ■ : 1*1 plan* and •pc i.ii od t.i infill ate Soviet le idei effer LUCON^ goslav Communist . the realm of AWS jurisdiction. year-old Hurry H. Richards from a ».e due J in 18 Thev leadership. While in Bra/:?. V.* a—s a " II I .R.R.Y have I'lVcn up hope 1-f hunging his home He still was carrying : Diilas was ronvieted in January The situation has mushroom¬ " ake i,f tccep'ed or. 'a priority the Y'U -elov -h.d' an airplane tour ■ ■{ the of conspiring against the O .ii Ideolog¬ his rifle when he was taken into r.a-is ai (■«••• -.t luplication. ed completely out of proportion rr.untry's interior Lii-t 2 Day*! ical thitdung info !me v. Mil Mi. ir The rwvernnient. from the original incident." Miss custody. But once outside his Thi-- and other de\-,.U are ;.<••- 'trawir.g. sv.-tem of choos¬ house he offered no further re- ing partners which a.is cnnsid EAST tANStNG » EHONI 10 26«»44 | lie Was sentenced to IB Ma Winger - aid. ing arranged by his former a • • Now that the story of the 1'ulst si- tanrp. •-(<•>! spru'.g term will n.-t be I mi • I .no - 7:00 - 10 05 month* in .jail but immediately Commenting on AWS's ulti¬ partner. Hickman Pr . n a i •CVHI 'he year. . ,e placed on piobatiun for speech lias been given the Soviet matum. -he -aid • he thought the Killed were trooper* Bert A. re-ident of Sao Paulo a- upe* , •hice yours Despite this he bus people at lra*t in part, it is purpo -e U h nd if i- j.i t|f able Porra. 27. and George l.appi. 28. •itendent of Wiiiv- O..-r.'and ( < vpressed bis opinions vigorous- probably Tito will re rive "cool She also ai I she i> completely The young officers earh had two operations m Br.i/i! tlovic in Western press organs. treatment" from the Kremlin. mi favor of upholding the deci- children. They were the first The governor *-\peen?a- off from New York f<»r Shiltvl Fi.r Toniiflil His Jali'sf and must outspoken It i< too ear's to dcVrteine • ■ ■ in Michigan state policemen to die o Rico The Mexican film. The declaration was published in the wlicti.ei Soviei • i iteg . :.! in the line of duty in six years. on Tuesday. No. 2~. arid . Mi Mallinger -aid *he did to return to Lansing D«-. 2o -r Strange Passion.' will be how n American liberal and anti- »•.- the J..MM ..t -lu.ro. anti- s I'omrnnnist n.'t Xpert the eocds to identify Troopers of the Flint post •»' ~ an..ii:n or i called to the home to stop tfumeelvps because of were Theater Ar'.iro De C'..i,iov an I leader, last Wednesday. He if Khru-' < fa \ and hi i oei.d» "principle re I method* involved." an argument between Richards Delia Games will -tar in th.s . rote that the Hungarian rev- v. !i I < • Ida tit to !• t 'he i' at'ei . and his wife, F.uliah. Neighbors HI in Strie* IM re* u Hi I to tlI pf. - dent the last few days over ill Some quarters here theorized Ictus of the Sfalill signed following the meeting pet'.toddy health. The Audio-Visual Center w •he New Leader "article was the cult "now already pact Monday night in protest of the reason for Djilas* arrest. They It seemed AWS ultimatum. Mrs. Richards said the two present three film • f r preview Don't HIKE po'iiiie. Tit..': had argued over a "mere noth¬ on Wedne*dav .n rhe Ma < ponded out he tun be made to strong *-pee» h result. I I "II was my job as standard* ooi u - ing." She said her husband had Auditorium R.-nl nve his full 18 month term in Illation that the Soviet g.-vrti- chairman In uphold all AWS a RIKE been undergoining psyehiutri The series of Rim- on Genera! ■ i-e he commits during the pro¬ merit faiie-1 to repudiate an an'i- decision*." Mis* Kicrsun *aid. "I treatment since retiring. Semantics by Dr are frying I..e A nation period the same offense Tit<» iflrnpaign condui te«| re¬ feel- that it i.* undcmocatic and A: 3 30 p.m. the f.'.m.. "".fust Wha: jn-t ri-hl I.ike hu which he was convicted. cent ty I v some ofhei Ci.tntmi- supprc*sivc to punish a group Oceanogrnphers in Canada are Is Genera' Sem.in'ics* * a:!' he l.i>t nations of 110 for the action of two and completing a model of 302 mi!« shown. The two films f«-Rowing for von al, The word from diplomatic Many of the coed* think, that of the Pacific Ocean, holding will be "Whv f>< Pe«.p;.- M . Suspect .'•un. amtiassador i ahscu wa. V. the question of Sovict- tfi.it Mi« hovieh Yugoslavia had • AWS Mas over;.tepped its bounds, Mis-' Hur Am action taken on added. bv AWS thousands of gallons of water. ' > give them quick information on tidal movements. understand "On Words and Thing- the Farh O'^er"" jtu Ih*A..n COLLEGE BIKE Questioned Yugo lav leiali.ms with Foreign — 2nd Rig Attraction Judiciary on the matter may be — Minist.i Itio.tn T Shtpdov and appealed to the All-l'niversity FXCFI.I.FNT OPPOKTL'NITIFS FOB FNGIM I Rs II Ml IF SHOP possibly with Khtusliehcv him- Judiciary, Miss Roush said Mon¬ - - \ MY. In Slaying 1 M'lf. day night tn Rr*e«reh*llevelopment-t irntltry-lndustrial f ngineertng 134 N. H.rriioa F unous Speedwrlting System — t'ws t AKEKftS WITH A El'Tt'RE f'ei manent, does resiainsible positions in an established organi/at -n whose Ju-I Onr Klmk North moM. t* business not depend on government contract* P -uect* now in \VIIIJE CLOUD (/P> — AIM"s. no muihurs Employ* no signs, no symbol*, Spe«-dwriUng shorthand progress on ferrite devices, transistor o ■ oits, eie»-»rom. of the KelbiBB Center jock muhomcv • high smowocm State fiolice Monday checked the story of a Carleton man SHORTHAND used vi.-p to our id cvrrv a l< .idmg pupils here office* Come- and civil f>l»*erwe Low cost. Frr« demon* sew np»«k rornputor applications...Cotnpunv product* in field »t agnalu-.g end safety equitungnt enjov dard-s ul materials and reputation of being built to the f..g».r*t *tao- workmanship ann hatoihg • john mdntwf strattutt in their search for the deer EUPI.OYKE BEMKEITH in i weeks Excellent wotking conditions in modern plant and laboratories Coir- hunting slayer of farmer prehensive retirement and insuiance progr»m». pr«uit--na ; ^ nlan hospital and medical benefits, liberal vacation polnv educa'.onal a*- Lloyd Krise. sistantce program. K rise's body, shot four times good location by bullets from a .38 caliber pis* TYPEWRITE IN 6 WEEKS Rochester. New York — a medium-si/ed city Combines urban 'cul¬ '<»!. was found FridaV evening New volce-o-matic method of teaching typewritfng. makes It easy for tural, educational, and km-i.i1 advantage* with eaxv aci rv* t». -ubi. lun "n his farm near White Cloud. you to become .i good typist in *» weeks of day school or 15 weeks Itvmg and to ttie outdoor recreational facilities oi niKta'e Ne* V rk of night *< iiool (two evenings u weeki. Write, phone or come in for State Police traced a slip of a fiee demonstration Mr. (eland Wlsht and Mr. Thome Button Will be at the School Af paper with a Detroit area name LBt' has nearly a century of success In training and placing sec¬ retaries, tvpn id bookkretn- better po-ltioi Kngifieerinc for rainpus interviews on Wednesday. November »tb and address found at fhe scene "f the Carleton man. He said he LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSin GENERAL RAILWAY P O. BttX «N SIGNAL COMPANY had been hunting near White Cloud Thursday and found a 38 138 H. Ionia IV 4-1 noi'nehtkb t, new york SISTER, caliber pistol had been stolen YOU'RE THE from his home while he was ;• way. SKIPPER The man. wha was not named by officers, IN home about I2:3i a.m. Friday. aaM he returned alice brockelsby C trlelon la six miles west of I Hat Rock. He wao being ques- ned further by Stale Police. Sou'wester A ballistics test at State Police selects (jawfey? laboratories said Krise was kil!- •' I by shots from a 38 Smith ' e!Ie,l 1 hev drv tor iii-tant wear. Del hat at the I. S. I,jvtim skirt is white satin. The dress is priced at $6!(.9.V Sou'wester now. Matching Alice is a Pleasant UidBe junior, livinB in Gilchrist llall. U.S. Raynittr'® S3.93 She Is majorinB in home economics. Coat, opprox. $5 95. Hot, SL65 Yellow, red, blue, ^ I "la > k or white, w.lU Feature Dinner Ml E. Grand River UallBd StatBt Rwbbpr ■t 1.10 ll« W. Alltcaa FREE PARKING CHARGE RACKLEY'S SHOES WASHINGTON ACCOINTS 324 SOUTH WASHINGTON mmmihui AT INVITED LANSING. MICHIGAN , LENAWEE . A v?4.-"•*,*'■-* Novemhrr 20. 1056 MICHIGAN STATE NEW* r«f six IM Schedule tftsiltv. Nov. SO Russian Star ROUI.IMi InfCr-l ruternliv Championship Rv LARRY C.LSTIN then, f" .« 7-7 standstill, setting Srpetvs and Neil fullbacks. in front of him. An- Butler, the \llr> I-? Sigma Chi *.W» o l.amhrta Chi In Auto Mishap for th> MSt'-Purdne Olympic the -rage In the final game of the sr.t- ■ playoff to decide which team de¬ gelos I'iiitsis and ro-raptains con, team Michigan clashes State's soccrr with Purdue Sat¬ serves top billing in this region. The Spartans' tie with the Ray Rurdett and Vander llorst filT the halfhark slots. Aurelio Hungary Sends Petition urday in a bid Midwestern championship. for the mythical • Chicago team was a moral vic¬ tory for State, sin e they had Guzman start at wing and Santiago forward. Cabal will Swimmers- To Oust Russian Tfani The Spartan binders haven't ?.«s{ two of their top players and Art Southnn is center forward V- been beaten in eight games ex¬ spring N foi» fired the entire squad in the *a«rd Al "Phantom" Sarria and Confident MKI.Illll'HNK.i.T' VlaHimlr Knt«. Uiissiit^trrrH r.v- tending back to last lne u .iiu became- a ruemhei. • ■ £ Wheaton (HI ) game a day ear¬ or.l liiil.li'i- in I lie "i'.HOO mi'tcr run. Imrnly I'srnprtl serious the varsity program In five con- lier It was a No a victory for the MKMMR'RNK (/P) — De- injury Miimlriy when n eaz lurniul into n neur trairedy nl ion tests tms veal, the s'hxvi ■ spartan bench which has been sditc the ani;i:'.intr perform¬ lleirle'lierir Olympic Villape. have won Join .time- arid I riek building* housing the Si». nun considered slim compared to the ances of Australia's Cof- The 't" ky blon I runner who yiet athletes. Later he visited tied once. is lavored to win both the 5.0(H) Tlif only blemish oh an other¬ opposing teams. When co-cap¬ rainc frapp and Dawn Era¬ •M tdel ami Jd.'MTd inet-i titles m the hospital but left when his tain Leo V.indrr llorst and wing wise perfect record took plare a ser. America's Shelley Mann the oynijic games opening injuries were described as minor. Karl Snilsherg were injured week ago Sunday against \aw against Wheaton. John Axmah doesn't believe t h c trirls '|f"ii ia... i.imtn.'i an autoino- A«; training tapered off at ;,j| I ier at ( hiraipv state was forced into .i telephone p"l«' in vemirs V r the giant spotts sp«-t and Watty Rurger did a "ter¬ front the host nation arc any I to settle for a 2-! tie against a tl < Km ian f|ii.ut« : i political tensions again rific job" of filling in. according cinchcs to sweep the Olym¬ 11. :,1 i.| new wnirh had previously hill¬ and «;«:im" out v ith n-'tliiec tied<• i-iisad their ugly head to plague to Coach Gene Kenny. ed itself "mythical national pic free style swimming ti¬ .selio.is fi»..n .1 g a ■•+*"■ I-chin. i .« liib rnnlion.il Olympic ?s ■ »- newmmrr AsmahV champions." tles. Hill tee wtiieh upetuxl a three- "I very thine is in Older."' a fu!!-tiine appearance ■>( the Michigan's fullback John llerrnstein (36) scores a touchdown in • Purdue w t ttie only othei m- speed and ability "Their may be some surprise- vjioki sman at Itiissiui headquai * y ,• ■ ion. an; cornel v. tfl-ycaf- the first quarter of the Michigan-Indiana game at Ann Arlior. The U am Jo deadlock N o v Pa rv" s.nd the ters said. "Kilts w is nut serious¬ A petition was distributed to wr:«- a pleasant surprise to the pla.v rame on fourth down on the lloosier one yard line. w nu li li.'e s -M pt sevtn oth» i old blonde coed from Arlington, ly luirl and short*> utter the :u - ill, can l de mission of nil eoiu i • -t o| the 'earn and Kenny V i "I don't think they are un¬ fidetil he weni out and resumed i »'iit': nations asking that tip" games ami i- currently leading The entire team expected the Midwestern Soe»r; I'.ntei- t t c ready f«»i the Purdue is clash, beatable I've seen D.iwn Fras- Patterson Attends training." a t lute aelion to bar Russi. The Boilermaker;- played er and Faith laxx-h. They look fjoii the game.-. cnec although ? ever a! of the starters Kilts n seiuM.!uh'd to run Kn- re 11 strong So am I. 1 (1.000 meter an I he petition w as distrihutril limited artion. Y.inder d.i iu ti e Moore Entertains may m . llorst and Snilslwrg haven't "I don't think anyone is going i». « 'it m u iuei- is t me..- "1 '.'8.3d. i by the Hungarian Associations of sum siiim to break any world reeords in till best cvel I'li'ide-i l„itel Australia, which are said to rep¬ i o.- plctcly recovered, ami olhei I the 100-meter free style and I resent tin- Hungarian Assocu playeis are bothered with foot ARI SOITIIAS lie i- to run in ttm 5.tHM» meters Dohm's Barber Shop injuries center forward don't think the winning time in w Inch he 1m : t t cue i-. 13 3iMi. tinnx ol Austria, I ranee, the Chicago Audience . . . . . . will he near 1:02.4 (the rerent Kute acci lent w;e. a bi.i/ane t nited States nail other roup I KAMNIK I ENTER The probable starting lineup Snilstwrg cover the inside posts. world record breaking time of will find 51 Sasanko at his prr- niie ot winch climaxed ,1tioth* i tries. rOt K BARBERS S.ori.i is tiu« team's leading seor- Lorraine C'rappt. I think the rnnial goal position, with George i tilll. windy day at the villag- . The petition said in effect th ■" ii with 10 goals In live games winner will he somewhere be¬ CIIR'AGO (/I') — idtfht-henvyweitrht champion Archie where the athletes are finding ii. "v.i incouipatilile with lin his host effort being a five-goal tween 1:0.1.8 and 1:04. Moore, clcatt shaven for the first time since opening- train¬ i* nu reasiitgly ihliu uity to reach i 'lympi" ide.i'ls that athletes outburst In the Illinois game. • Kvci v one seems to think top feHtn. the worhl should compete again t Sou than is second with four, ing quarters in Chicago, captivatetl an audience of about they will have no trouble win¬ Russian distance are had nation •■whose armies mitrdei 10 'the .« one in every game except the 4 only once in his ad¬ plause tor his It.unci. Oiocrful f'oin.un. Patterson and tor " tin Hie small Australian models. it. th.it vii-w the ol tin- announced Mann games- are a eonte 1 Kids smilingly h aped* into the bwftirtL. .i new Olympic even*. of Chicago." individuals and that p., DAYS Thirty weight-lifters through¬ out Michigan participated in the ; in i specialty, however, and she ls rated the one to lieat in "GihmI evening ladies and gen¬ tlemen." Moore said in opening line sports Pattei:r»»! wait late- uitlodlieed but tiom ter seat alone. ami got tin Stepped oil the « «i moving. , point, inong s should be allowed '<» Southeastern Mulligan weight- flic noontime luncheon session. «itd ho talking. «lit ci tin games. If you wi>h to select lh«. I fin She broke the world re- |p . in itn. a v.n.di eourt in lifting r hampionshp- held last Hut from then on his quips fi ..nl ot 1h. f'n l.in M" l K •'! ci i t witts .i sensational 111 8 I'rrsttnali/pH Saturdax m Detroit iiiul -P. comments kept the cati 'y Jll n.i'.e lion; S nationals U. S. (iagcrs I'pi' N . r•• i linitns Sets . clocking in the I* F.otries front Michigan State iiowd hi stilchc.-. •r' \ p. i) I i in»liced one of tin dooi at Tylei. T< x weight-lifting eluh weie spon¬ II" was asked how long he itt- W a: tt"t tig He « i.ised. CHRISTMAS CARDS sored by the |M Department Dave Norton who competed m Loach Accepts |i n "I led to keep lighting might stick around as long Picked As and If" a: I e a. he dm bed "V. I ttie " ai i I"- < «..reeiu d. d Pen Record the 118 pound ekr- placed first v.; I. ;.ii'i • truck a telephone AT I la las." he replied. with a total of f>nr» (sitinds lli.'i pound rliss Id Ho/.er's Apology as rge llalas. another lunch- Team to Heal pop'. ' l ark B.M f |M( lltK • V> J I u t.'iutas of the Bait Ouart. i In the Knts jumped out of the ear con guest, gs owrer of the C'hi- Cop i- going to make tf.t CI IKS I KK KOKKIM S Duria finished first with a tot.il I'AWI Al.TO (-..III 'is S.HII < i." Hears pro f> rithal! club and MKI P»< U'KNK i/P ovn with htood pouring from dis rhlti : < NviMonal r« I'ootball Dague re<. of 640 pounds ■lo.se Slate head tooth,ill Coach coach litis season Al¬ confidence can beat the Ameri¬ and went into one ot the big H-.list . u" l '. •< h .k the hod way. Ii> I Wright captured second I'oti Boron/an Hi clu-ed Mon¬ cans in «Jlvmpie basketball but llAI.IAIAItk CARD SHOP ee place in tin Heavyweight clav wmghack Art Powell, though he denies it. Hulas i.. tw¬ official bt I i - ow It pa Sailing (iluii day that in ved by many to have just •- top inti-r"ii.ition.il ean- It Inppined in Sunday's game with a total of T It I jwnmd' the nation No. J pas-, receiver, ai-'fit much hand in the t!>»t mv how any other team can 309 KAST (litAXII RIVER Flank Schehiait f ill l s It e «i was undei u peiisio!! foi sleep¬ us dete.it them. .iruin*t thr Detroit l.ious. I nitas l'< .i coaching as hi ahva.v- did. threw ttie hall, it hit Ray Krntise l.argrst srlrrlion of cant* in f„ /.mining fourth in the 1 fiK pound elas. with a total.of 87a pounds. ing dining Kronran .i recent chalk talk. made the disclosure exiept he i. -.lis more. not on the sidelines The Americans best team entered in the Olym¬ are by far the Tu (aimpole >>Ui I ion lineman, and bounced meeting' of the Northern siraight hark to I'nitas. lie at >» from the aild'ien e pic- .a. i I think tin > .ne near I'. Fur Truphy 'Someone t h a 11 Writers eaiuht it and gained a yard. I alifornia I oo v oded to know il Moore would 30 pout- better thuli Ruj-m.i." Assn. meeting which roaches at¬ sain William Jones ot Hein, Jo i i. T Labium, asM>t.e : It rant Patterson a rematch it tie i ( a "in i Bert Bell, sum tended. Sw it/ei 1 tud, sc. ret.ii > of ttie In¬ . i.mo Sailing trim, slim "Ivy Man" I.'l*iu returning ,To. • r caiigfit it is the tirst time his own pass in i * Moore glanced at Patterson. F'l idav-Sunday foi t)i« Aig'-U :i leinstated Powell,-saying tic had *T "saw all Iltissia's 1mvsJ league. ALL-WOOL FLANNEL SLACKS apologized to the .-quad winked and smiled: "Yes. if he wants one.' ' tiE.skelball o( players in Moscow Meinoiial Trophy in Chicago Michigan ami Mp uigaa State the At least, it i. the first time n San .Iom fafe- Fresno State in August .fining ttie Spartakiat! two of the il hiuths a a tie in years tic has been com ir» •> »iin*>tli flannel, Htfl to tlie loticli, yet lon^-urarine ami Alter reminding thij fans t-ov- Won iti a tiaditioiial Thanksgix ing sport- lestival I hav« six-n most n stilt ot their one-two Ime-ti m I ■ bii!. !!,«■ IL't old book and ho iial te.es ttie ticket prices for the g'lod American.s ami it n.: John Mtudmnn, publicity with Day clash ei i a special press ami tliape-rrtaining talent. Authentic Ivy I sati to sax the American team the Nov. 10 elimina'i'Mi race .d tiiie« tot lot Hie Colts, lie is g"i.i- the Bayview Vaiht Club, De¬ here is the best ever entered by hide it. ktv ling: no pleat#, a«ljti->talile hack-strap, cut sharply narrower* troit ti. ill. Cambridge gray, oxford or brown. Also in stripes* 16" THOMPSON JEWELRY (0. any country in the Olympics." • Mwhig.in points and Slatr second with tl. placed first with II Pirates Seliedulr Maurice R. and William II. Thompson 2 Varsity Lagers Gther eluhs rompetins were llilisdale. Wavne and ttie Lni- SPKCIAMZINi; IN FINE JEWELRY versify of Detroit. 12 Night Lames and FIRST CI.ASS SERVICE Are Congratulated The Spartan A diviMon din PITTSBURGH bfV-Thc I'd? Michigan State's* basketball ghy wa>. skipfM'teif t>> Paul VVeh- burgh Pirates announctvl tin ikammir ■ Two Storn ■ cast h am tP) — Tim only hope our team can produce Cincinnati, Obcrlin and Woi- Southern Conference is going as well as Larry." cester. overboard for sophomore quar¬ terbacks this season. Six of the 10 colleges in the league hay entrusted the signal-calling dut¬ Arc you inlcrct-lcil ill Detroit as a work area? ies to sophs. The sophom»n ★ •starters are Bill Nebraska a! VMI; Tom Sccules at Wilha:.i ★ and Mary; Jack Daugherty. Washington and Ia^; Frank ★ Gagliao, Richmond; BobSchw o - MECHANICAL ENGINEERS zc, Citadel, and Charlie Moore. ★ Furnian. ★ Mike Belloise, one-time feath¬ ELICIRICAl ENGINEERS ★ erweight boxing champion, now xtnir works in the New York City ★ post office. ★ CHEMICAL ENGINEERS PATHWAY ★ ★ CIVIL ENGINEERS ★ ★ ENJOYMENT Vx- ★ SCIENCE MAJORS ★ ' ' GASA ★ For rarivr o|i|n>rtuuitic8 ill the utility liciil, NOVA'S tall or write — Opciot.ont Stall Department Dim* Sporty, S finrtans tirl that CLEAN Look .Kositcheklros 113 X. WihkiiiKtoa 415 Ciifl'urd St., Detroit 2t>, Mk-hignn Plume: WOotlward 5-8000 EAST LANSING LAUNDRY rL • 227 M.A.C. X —-Speculation* M-Ycnr Vet Harriers Sweep All American Billiard |Champ Appearing Here By NANCY RAt'BF.R the Diamond Medal, 'he Short give all of his free Saturdays to •My J FIRRY ROBIIINS— To IC4A Crown "Show rnt* ;i billiard shot I Stop Championship and the Am¬ the cause. From this lime the Slate News Sports I'dilnr can't make.' mam fains cham¬ erican Championship. Bovs* Club has placed annually pion Charles "Pete" -Pc'etMin. Forced into a >peed contest bv for his trophy with 14.77! par IT'S Alt-A^icrican around timefootball the nation, ntffiin andI'attswith the are array which w'onderinjr talent who D day arid appearing on rampte Wednesday in the bil¬ to¬ the Chicago*Daily News in 1936, ticipating last During the war f'.-*. r - v year. Kennedy players will lie honored this season. In tin effort to select an honorary squad, the members of the State News sport* staff pot their heads together the liards room of the Union. Pete, an amiable and mode-d gentleman of 79. has been pla . itcd 729 military. gave 3.000 shti.'. • '.»fbu V ' '.»i lb- al.oi* it" bid.'d u-. j. v.— < : •* • * Sets New other day and .came tip with the following stars for their first team. ing billiards for 64 years (lcr the ciation sponsorship of the Asso¬ of College- Union- t'ru tnur«. ppt,» h i« ben * •• * j ' » «inrc Mirfiigun H'»*<• •••'.» ' •«"» •' * 1931, he ha« toured, over Record Michigan's Hon Kramer and Pitt's .Toe Wjdton were picked as ends. Kramer has been an asset to the Wolver¬ colleges and universities Born in Milwaukee. Pete 279 be¬ r-" •■i or vc of ir . M : .i loin-mg )-,«» makes plaque fr it. I hi- " * 1934 " ' r.,j «■ ! M s . • • .* - > •• ines all season on both defen e and offense. gin his career while working at w-i'h hi" vi«its t.» va1 - -4-' Spartan* Capture Walton has proved to he a somewhat immovable defens¬ the lintel Republican House in logo* .tpiurtd the . ?. •. that Title for ntf"f t.. a pood deal of their time in opponents' back fields. is he has never had a bdhar-U pntt> made 20 Hdh pRfh** fh one a* S'.:: • Per Ml? ." n .• "o»t • Kenendv weed ncrtv •• the ftn- , lesson in his life His skill came 4! minutes si Aaii^ht to him. than the bh line in an a-bnimlm R 24 HI R. At center is everyone's AII-American. Jerry Ttihbs from manv tn»f>hi«*-. from practicing three hours a on )-, the world*.* record medal" i *ities at. tf .-.vt bettering the old rcnuci ..f :M 30 I Oklahoma. The Sooner rapt a in has been one reason Hud night after tie finished work a? Hut his life was not without "F'veryM oig I've done m! b\ Oeorgelov■* l I"h »i Wilkinson's squad has been aide to keep its victory streak ,r. •• midnight. The closest he ever trials. Mr. I'etefaon relates bow- life has Capozzoli in I | Spartan halfback (tennis Mmdyk (38) gathers in a pass from ma-'b* u.e haute-be tejmmate I'at.Wilson in the first quarter of the MSIDMinnexota alive. came to having a it's.on w once in North Dakota he was declart'vt. An i tin. Kennedy fell two-tenths «>f ;» when wizard Jake Shafer told n » approached with a bribe of 8509 because he second short of Uapnzzoh'< n\nk game at MiiineM polls. The play was good for 15 yards. The State News back field is one of the best In the coun¬ him to watch is as sprv ar | ' good billiard plav- w hich he would get for losing a The harriers. Mho unn their try. and a a college f'ident V " ers imitate them. match. He prayed to win that second straight llii* to title list Paul Horn ling of Not re Dame was named as field genera! In 1897 he won his first crown, match and defeated his oppon¬ Hialeah - Flamingo ltjf.«k** f * Sports I ridav. (allied a low HI points. of the honorary It. Kven though the Fighting Irish have the Milwaukee ent 300-1*7 points. Championship, 3-year-olds* ha- had 27 rar t . * Ill points less than runner-up and the next year took the Wis¬ had a poor season, fforming has been the team's "If you like a game arid bil¬ The fuvoritn has ,s .*• : ; • > St. Joseph's of Philadelphia. The sparkplug consin title. Pete started prac¬ low a straight pa'tn. you can s** team score will he recognized Nirht spurt* I'thtor bin llv|t|u luMint I anil leading passer. It's hard to find a better one in the as — — — arrv Wrnhlrsikl ticing aerinusly in 1899 when be successful"." outline- the bills.u* (-* a modern record. nation. lost the Northwest Champion¬ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS champion. Lustie Lynnton-- The powerful Spartans', reput¬ November '!(). 1936 At the halfback posts, Johnny Majors of Tennessee and ship in Fargo, N.D, After nine Pete specializes ;n fancy dec¬ Cage Seven months of improving one shot at edly the greatest team of all Tommy McDonald of Oklahoma, were given the nod. Both ile -peaks of billiards ,th whether you loved '••no. took a tlrvt. fourth, fifth. a time, he won this title, break¬ "seiehtil'.e ,i»)d men have led their teams to unbeaten seasons so far this skillful gnii.e" her in the open, or Mfh and 11th in the team sour¬ ing all records. A New York with the must ing. In the individual re u!e which included the placing of Uymnasts Prepare for Meet year. Michigan State's own Clarence Peak* received the fourth paper man stated how this had improved 209 per cent young being to "know the table ' a important sports .show in Moincapoh-. rw'«** In hid it inside you-, non-point winners. Michigan ('•>ach George Szpul.t put his I highest number of vote* for back.* and was named as full- sinee last year, hut this feat hi.s famous you hungered . State took fourth with Selwvn V.ii'ilt .cn^^ipttired the Horizontal 'impossible" without lessons. was geometry of angles' a i*vimi;i-I> through an Bar hawed by Russ Paul hack of the team. was introduced and is bid... dunes in 24 29. also un.hu tr. intra-vi|uad meet at Jemson Mr. Peterson won 14 straight widely Used in th«» game and old record, a fifth with .Monday afternnoif. .Coaching honors of the year go to Bowden U'vatt of matches in 1907 to take the Re.| Walter M. Hall of tlie Hoys' Cay Penslow's 24 .17. ,t 12th I-. "I lute is p. lie une more such Tin* Parallel Bars event was Tennessee. It was Wyatt who brought his Vols from a not¬ Ball Championship, a title he . rtuh of Amerira asked Pete if Tcrrv Block in 25 i>8 and lath re et before the team ciders won bv Dick O'Brien with Torn Mill holds. Up until 192.1 when a ion-impressive 6-.1-1 record in I!!.">."> to one of the top teams he would give an exhibition in by Bon Wheeler in 25 I I the Midwest t )pen Champion¬ VVVrthinann finishing second he quit competition, he earned Seattle . in the country this season. for this group, and the State's sixth man. K.d Town- ships he to field DecerntN't I. various other trophies and Girard placing third. including billiards champion concluded to cend, was 41st in 2.1 52 and K.-u S/pula said that the squad has Jim Cook placed first in the Dafoe placed 52nd in 26 04. shown steady Improvement since living Kings followed by Paul Monday's triumph ranks' as last week's performance. and llopely. one of the greatest cross coun¬ Capturing first place in the The Still Rings event was won try victories of all time Trampoline Don l.eas, fol- HOME DAIRY was by Hopely with Oirard taking Kennedy. NCAA steeplechase I '.vc ! I'V Jim Breza. champion, took the lead at the second and Festa placing third. mile and a half mark and never The Free Exercise was won The I*ong Horse event was CO. bv Holland Brown with George relinquished. He overtook Notre won by Festa, Wcrthmann plac¬ ;°"li ...alt TIIANKMilVIN'ti SYRVlCl - Thumda*. 10:00 A M. Reverend William ft. Kuhen. Minister i lath Central < hoir singing. Reverend W'intnn ||. Ilalstead, Assistant Minister Rev. John Howell prMrhinc. I hurrh School — 9 30 and 11:00 A.M. St ND%Y WORSHIP *1 It A It t •* --9 IV a 11 «» A At Worship Services — 9:30 and II 00 A.M. "Rook of the law A Grateful People." College Age f orum — 7:00 P.M. fir. Paul Morrison. Pastor, preaching. Student Social fellowship following II IV service FIRST CHRISTIAN KKFOHMFII ( III Ki ll As 240 Marshall Avenue rrrotv I'llC.KIM « OM.HI f.MIOWI. t ill IK IP SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SERVICE eonsic new I ?.*» s Pennwhanu Avenue 7:45 P.M. — Wednesday. November 21st are ir rule Reverend t h.irle* I. (toude* (iCEST MINISTER that I Air Philip I . Rustrn REVEREND sell A A I. Rouse The MORNIMi WORSHIP si R\ It I s Sunday Worship Service 10:00 A.M. i colli 9 4V A II I V A At Sunday School 11:00 A.M. ccU .elves SI Ml A V St IIOOI. Evening Service 7:00 P.M. ' The Tuesd 9:45 A 11:15 AM l or transportation phone Ell 2-5413 or ED 7-7067 aeeort they lifie i two 1' i:\Sl LVNSIM; IKIM I Y CIIUKCH minut 314 MAC 1 smalt iMi unn mm*: t ilt m il Thr A Bible Tearhing Ministry the la 2927 I Michigan disco* in the Center of livt Lansing meeti Independent ir I undamrnlal A Pie-Alillem.il Rouse E. I ugene Williams. Pastor Ri:V. t.. J. It MS1R\. PAMOK Tlx SPECIAL THANKSGIVING SERVICE no fu 9:45 A.M. Sunday Bible School ~ A Class l or Every Ace utiles: Wednesday — 7:30 P.M. 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship tt ommunion Mcditatmni cocd.s BINDAY WORSHIP SERVICES Th. 5:30 louth Group* 11:00 A.M. A 7:30 P.M. *:Y the si identi 7 P.AI. Evangelistic srrr.ee Landi Sunday School — 9:45 A.M. el ran* porta lion originating at Methol Manor — 9.30 A.M » hams, I'MH'LES ClIIKCll EAST LANSING ST. PALL'S M'lSt OP\l. I.IILKUI Ottawa A Seymour Lansing r. InHI Trffl, r..l«f THANKStilVINti Sl RA 111 s Thulikxivinp l;«r Mentor—Hrdnrod.r November 21.1, IH r.M Thanksgiving May — 10.00 A.M. .sermon b) |»r. V. A. MrCuUe, ruler lurrllu Mol.v l ommunmn and Address "Ol * tATHtRs HAVE TOLD U» l ull Choral Service (■abM rhurrh rhuir. under UK MAUAt SERVICES — A 0«. 9.30 A 11.00 A-M- direr lion ml Mr. Juan Aulr.rith Inquirer's ( lass — 1:30 P.AI. Ollrrin. wilt |, to Crop fur Carrintr Relief la Haai.rr I.A.YSIM. Alt I'.A ICIl Mill. tIP < III HI Ills To .I*/. CHRISTIAN STLIIENT FOLMIATION Serving the C lunches of the' Lansing Area Al l. SAM'S LPISC OPAI. I III Itl II »i «• is sponsoring a TurW.r, Hi I' M —n.hlr siud> (.roup at (allele llauw The HednrMl.) Noun—The lelloumhip uf I Krulua Service laarh- L'MALKSITA l.l IIILHVV t.lll KOI I tiion Thanksgiving Service run u ill he held a! Heeler Hhu. at the TIIANkM.lt IM. >1 Kill I (•other Central Methodist Church l.oril's Sunder. :.IW r.M.—(.am Vruen la rcopier (hurrh Thursday. 10 VM Thursday — 10.00 A.M "The l ul.rr.itr I'ader Oud" Together r.irirU richrll. Speaker. Mia. riekeU la UK AaaiaUnl Ul¬ AH Saints I ptaropal t hurrh New address of Council — 2115 VV s » lllessinf: lUwuiui V. J. GiiUmachcr. 1'ivMiU ' terior ml WOtmia.ler I auad.Uoa at the 1 nivrrwlr uf Miehf- 000 Abbott Road Iic\ cirnd John Howell. Ditev tot «"• A nursery for pre-sthool age rhildtrn I* planned. •OLIVET BAITIST *111 K< ill Mil I II ItAITIST I III HI ill CULOMAL Ml.LACE BAITIST OILItCH NtuPi Wa-hinztou at Moore* River Drive okhmos baiiist mi m il 2215 I . Michigan Avenue Now aid Sugden. pastor Hyde Taylor. Asst. Pastor 't»l* Buaiun Blvd. M AR TNI ( AMP! S Invites You Lansing, Michigan . sru I 1L- THANKSGIVING SERVICE Kerr read Aaraa ■ ah lee, raalur Reverend Jehu Bookn, Pastor William llartman. Minister • Wednesday. 7.30 P.AI. 1kanhi|hini McW Service 7:30 I'M Sunday HrhNl idiam fur all agea) I0:M AJI. M» mil be »ba«1ni an M minute sound film from (be Sunday Morning. Worship Service 6.3» A 11.60 MMUY sLRYMES Morning Honkip — U:M AM... American Bible Soriety Chorrh School 9.45 A.M. Bible School IP.tM A.M. -Our Bible. Now It (ame To IV "A Very (toad Mas CmrnM" (Ada: (lap If) hiru A dramatic documentary film covering twenty centuries. Baptist Youth f ellowship 6:90 P.M. Morning Worship Soaday Jdorninc Service 10 no A M . Senior Young Peoples tlligb SaRaal A CaUcgc Age) IM tM (»o (J fmUi School 11:15 A.M. Sunday Evening Service 7:09 P.M. Evening Service 7:M PA. Fact: Evening A Coapel Service 7:ff PJf. Trnmt Peoplia (.31 r.M i .tt PJd. told b Night Service Ml P.M. Bible Study A Prayer Service — Thursday 7 P.M. 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