KXAM SCHEDULE
WKATNRI
Tlir r«n»|»lrlr final rtatnlnnll.ui
Mlx-rfiilr for fall term. Inrliirtuijj < iiMn •rm|irt»l«rn and «nonr
lm|Mirlani rrtialona no| roiitainril IImi firs prrrtXIrri ^or
III lb* fall frrm ailirdulr honk,
str Ihf
laming jrra Mrv, with north-
*|.|trar» on |»a«r 5. Mortrnl lint wrstarts Mind* ol fll-H m p h ill-
rrnmrnl'k clothing rtiur for Nun
mlnlshln* lair In thr dav today's
u41mo rrfugren netted (no loot hlali irni|irralorr will br iroiind
••I garment*, »er |mri> J. ?X,' follow|n« 4 low Wrdnrtday
evening of it.
VOL. -IH. No. 107
EAST LANSING, Mil'IIl(iAN—Tlll'ltSHAV, NoYKMIIKIt J!». I!ir,i! PRICE S CENTS
East Landon (beds
Challenge AIVS Judtciay Ruling m AUSG
140 Girls
lie volt at
riinishiiKMit
U. S. Accuses Russia
t Mh*
( imjjrrbh
Subject Heated I \
Oclialch
of the most controver¬
Of Increasing Tension
sial resolutions of the term
was
toiiyress
passed by the stiiileni
Wednesilay night
Ike Semis By Aiding
toiuernii»K the ANN'S Jtnlici- Svria With
ary ruling on the Mo Knst Gu v Mullet
Una Ion coeds.
I ho resolution, introduced by
Message Weapons
i .mltnc Gc/on. East London
.ii'i'rnitory representative, was I JiliniH Slli|4llll'lltn
,u-axled by tlie congees.* for
Itruffirui- Kiiilli in
Stall UN I fforl-.
.ner an hour before it passed in Krrnrli Frii'iiildii|i
;is oiiguuil form and three
Ui-ku... , , Xlate Mrwi Wmlo hv John W»4f washington
Molh't a jmt- sia Wi dni-sday of adding to
. A us In- advised thai mass pun- S3.ll K» Paid In Dale foniHl h'ttiT naffirnimp faith Middle Kaai tens joins By
i 1 ient is not consistent to the
111 Fmich-Ann'rican friptnl-
i...I a tie process of the Mich- xhippinjf "s u B .* t a 11 t 1 a I"
stiip and the Atlantic Alii-
,ia Stat** University and thai
Student Insurance Report ainouiil.s of aims to Syria.
.
: m > icconxider the ruling with ante. (.'•Un ei II ' 14 1 Uii'.a -A i-apoU }
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\ looms that will suit the teel-
^ Diplomat ii sources iepotte as U S Am »*1 111 tlx; Syrian govenuix.-nt <-/
IrKr-periud.
During
»oiiKrrs> members In voire their
Ihe
»
members pro i-
lime devoted In Made at .Congress Meeting I'av.tilor U I>4uiglas Dillon pn*
paled to Hv hum*' Thuis4i.1v t"i
«4ilil4ienees mi the dithuenci-s
Die
FiUiiia
men i
Aliici
1
.cn. ,
H all
tne
i*pij| ti'il.
amOa:,sail<>r
Stale D« pal :
.'i
opinions nn rumpus functions. U'tweeii Fl am e and Hi it.iin «*>» I fx svuaii g'tvi rrimeiit, h'» a •
li» V\M lonoi;
Hiss he/on rend a letter by Ben
1 •||D '.il <»f a gioup 'f
Tinman Sclii.igg sfudciit "'itn; mtihif Hannah,
in llie Stale News Nov. t* 1 in , progiane president >>l tlie uni- l-rrneti and Annriean source* p.O So- X't .11111'. 4)11(4 4 J 1 :«•
iii.i.kmg the AWS h\r |al»*
Mil'.nice
representative. j;.i\«• hi . Nchragg .dsn a.kiM t'utl , inUlated Ihe piogiam. ili'serltieil the I'rrsiilrnl's iocs- ,ioi ti 110111 1,1-uanon. - • 1 i.i -
I'M trial irp.n t t.. tin ..tu '-11 M i»t win.1 he- nut pit-kr.i up J'tie third necessary and liiial
niiiiiitr ruling oil tlir HO cords. sage as "warm ami eorilial" but tx-igniwii In Dx we .t. pimi "i
congii-s .11 their liual meeting ill. IM-V '-111 Mild flu- sill -not Mid pe admini: teie.i Mai* \rH*
go
spring declined to go inbi drUits. Dil I'linhi hv 1*4111 fail tne uKi.liii'MHi ot an i>pen i'i'h.i
M.ss (iegon told the eungre:.* of llie t• ■ i m Wrdne.-.dxv I 'it gnycrmm lit ollu th»' .Michigan stair recording aitist*. thr Kappalirr*. arr shown audi¬
mgtit r H«1 I.i m bui drlDrrrd it late last week. oy fix' S> 1 tan aini> 1 uque •
i die resolution would be ili- St ln.tg^ said sinn- thr | .o gnnm.1 iiimm ol tlie Union tioning for a brrlh on thr Itay Antlionv TV show. They won thr
I'-ecker also e.munen.led the "The lirst hint of tlie message ciiic.nlldati- it.-. poNitmn
in.'cd during the legislative iH'gaii Hi Seplemtiet approval ol Ihr context Judge* iforeground> and will
.In¬ .lack sell r a nick, ailminislra- .iilfeii'tit < Hhmel mcmlieis of came Irom l-reneh sources who appear on 4
c' ol the meeting and urged dents had national network Drr. 7. Washington officials * a 1 d
signed up -and IV li\r assistant to llie president, lie cM'4'Htivr I >4 i.i 11I for joint aiipareully wanted to de-em-
.
entire support of congiess. more than 3b million dollars
eases have been paid, out with gave .t report on thr polio shot •well .tone' tie s.u.l that the |itiMsi/.e the diHereiiee*..
b: on'e of worth of Soviet weapons, in¬
iced Jor
the arguments pre-
the passing of tin
tw<» peiidnu: p.ivmen: i>n . program in which li.lMMi student* o.bs had iweti improved over A Wlute, House slalcmcnt 'Snail Lake' In 'Hound Do"* cluding light tanks, artillery,
.
total of s:t.l»4ii The .a as J.my. participated the past P
years I ucMjay stresseit tfiat 4hMer-
utihri Hob Hess, married mortars, machine gun*, armored
fiom *.s?5-$2H7 apiece l»i 4 'hfToi (i Menzies. director 4m 1 , uvei Sue/ weie only a cars and munitions, have been
.i.Miig representative, staled
Waring Wins Approval
There ha* hern mie death ol tiie lieallh centei. railed the uiglc iiU'ldeut ami denied tiiat
i.i' mass punishment such as claim turned In also, alter ihr I it.'j. am .< smeess 'lln- var« lie- MSI J 'Engineer' they ti.ui dlMUpted IhiIuIs of
delivered in the last year. Brit¬
ish source* at the I Tilted Na¬
w .is similar to army rule death of Carole Ingell. Ileal jirogidiii was co-ordinated by Irieiulsiup witn Britain and tions furnished
'llitlerism ' He also sug bigger figures.
tin Sale Dee. 1
Willi IVlusiral Potpourri
Inirii senior, in an automobile Fraiiee
,< '..I tiiat AW S was wrong to
accident on the way luck to I'hr> aid tlx- Soviet bl'.c
i -«h only the 140 roods it 144iriKn Xiiiister t hrisli.in I'i- had
Professors hipped Mi million
...
school Sunday evening Tlie Spartan Enguu'er iuag-> about
were to practice the mass neau lias tidd Parliament that
ilollals woi th ol arrm to Syria
Aliothci case, wtien *>;! .Nov lb
I
aie
icilts.
first floor ami terrace
liig
game
the «.f M-Mate
when .1 student had
attack of acute appendn i! ■ m i
t• »t|»,t! 1
To Studv •
ager. said
Ttii* in.iga/me can he pun ha
Alliance or American friendship,
lie described these as safe¬
to 1'iiiJ moving at h Brentli-taking pace, whs preseiittMi By
I red NVni ihjr and hi* Peiin.**\Hainan* NN
n i
LiHidIII
lit pl'e
Vvfute-,
1 illleel.
Stiiti? Di'pai'-
aid Ron* i'i
4tinny Seeley, a second tloor
I i at 4 Mils Hall. Elect flea I En
guards against "a late similar edne>day night lie- ha.-, made additional .shipment.
was tie.ite t at the I'mven '• fore
to Hungary's." a
ntputfity audieiu'4* in
Legislators
rrsnlent of Last Laiidou. was gun 11 ing Duildmg, I'tiysii- to Svria ".since* Die Mid'ilc Ea t
Hospital m Aim Ai Ihm Trench newsp i|»ei aje pi di' tIn* Ami. thrilling v.iie quoJitv in tits' ri.tis."
then rccog mteri by the eon* Math Duildmg. Derkey Ha! 1
The student tiisui anee pi"-, ing many I'llumn- on iniatloic. high 'i-imi range, as ho c«»n-
grrss and stated that since only
giam w ill ojien again dui in;',
Dio.tv ami Shaw 4inli. Unm
With
MUMI aD, " , Mi.idi- « lu.il 'I Can't You Heal Me In Damascus. Trime Minister
It.k. Campus Hook Washington, hut temi to
the siguout sheets on thr sec¬ I»1 Id Km ( Fclgu "!| "I the Store, and samples .>f |i| ii tK all> Sahri Assail denied his
regi-stiation .for winter t'enn. emphai.i/e 1 i0• United Stab -, Calling. Caroline'" govern¬
MSU (etvii'iimenl.il Rcsc.ireii at iwcry drug ton tu East L.n. type ..f fi4>m
ond and third floors had hrm
S*-hi'agg announced The | i" split with Britain, latiai than
muMi' Negro .|4|| - Tiie rh y m tea I minstrel bami ment had received any Bed
delated. AW'S ruled tlie late Hole.m. .4(1.1 till.. 4.11.41 ladi'i- Mllg 11IJ<>If'41k 4 III. HlKi "rias .leal"
giam is tin' firoject of the .stu¬ with Trailer mi •.lined the audiciiec Dial it arms recently.
il u nt. t.. ill m.ikc The maga/ine's ti-atuie arti. - el.-4ti.Mi. t.i tin' reient
minutes only to these residents. dent government exerutivt an 1
t ■ > u a 4 .no
Anti-Ann 114.01 f 4 i- Li n g m
more
i'lgan !>» 1 lap m Dine a* Dr
will 1441 "Silicons .t41' Wolkil. hit* tel. I U..UI.I Have White ..aid the Russian activ¬
i'm 4i1-ivi -t l»4 : . 4-1 (in W'Ulk Britain has • oaMil, w it It iMitomi
a.
gi'itlp maiched off the >tage
Aigtiineiiis against the res«»- f ir You," plus othei articles "ii Dalui'tl AH Night" and ' HouimI ity coiitix.st, .>hai|ily with UN
4.1 l« 1 -!.itor.s III f*>111 Nt.,tr>
. i -ir mciudcct that the matter Dean Rvder Jeth anil Scl
I.-, t .s lainp'Miliing tiii' Piesident Di.g '
A PrnnsyIranian ut 40 yrar* efforts to "diminish ten.-»ioii& and
Woikinv uii.icr
Speech Meets
the - (».,ri:.«,< -
,
without
"■
'ids ins! in* appealed to AW'S iiieiliaiiisnii.
merey.
A standing, drummer Bwley Mr- work lor a .settlement" of Dx*
-tup t.f tin- So 1,4i Si u it. r Rr- 4 ant ol liitroductiim.
to Ihe I lilted lias 4 linliM-k. popped in throughout
.«n congress but the answer Two pi'oiuotiou.* 011 the staff States sup¬ issues stirring the Arab Id
s. .11 ch ( our., il, Pt. l-ergu.S4.il Waring had .several of tin- w oi
suggestion was that some of ported four I'M resolutions call¬ Die show with hi* pantomime White a.s.seTted the Soviet pol-
the Spartan Engineer wi-c ilioial menilH-r.* sing lew
4
Mtph.l; l/t-.l, \Vl' ,114' not tl.Vlllg a
m ::
':ic cue.is would
their campus' and
already have
the
Take Students t<
them
telorm
how
the legislators
to inn their
411 mli
at fairs.
m'ade Wediies«la>. Robert Frede¬
ricks. editor, .said.
ing
rael
on Britain. Tranre and Is¬
to withdraw troops from
mea
cluding
uies of
"Old
familiar
Man
songs
River'
in¬
and
humor.
on the
MrCUntork
triangle during
triumphed
an aud¬
n
area."
v "is
adding lo tensions 111 the
• Me; would probably be drop- Egypt. ience request, "Dry Bones," as White's
Hiuec Fill mote. Pleasant Ridge "lush Eyes Are Shining" Al¬ comment contra.ted
We aie just attempting t.» find he finally hit his queue with
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lint it another such incident The British and French con¬
To N.y.J Iowa sophomore, was promoted to tfi«* remarks by Wbitq, House Press
.
out moi c 1 oiicei rillig how leg¬ though rectum performers weie
• c to happen tend they invaded tlie Sue/. Ca¬ Ihe chorus reaching "fooUbone
islators think and woik "
new position of associate editoi. ;-pot-lighted throughout the Secretary James C llagerty,
the Una! minutes of the nal /one to guard the waterway connected to the trie bone."
and Ray Crarnton. Dearborn show, the entire cast presented who rejxiited at a news eonfer-
Ten I I.i m.ittt rs in wtnch ttie ie-
•'.tig a motion was made to Michigan State t'mvei- soptiomoii', was named a»l- from Israeli-Egyptian hostilities Waring* "fatherly touch" ctice about the same time tiiat
1.minis aie intciesteii include
as a backdrop of enthusiastic in¬
fc the resolution indefinitely. Mty .students aie Hying to low .1 veitlsing manager to succeed They say they uiicovcied cvi- terest. with the i'ennsylvdiiians, back¬ he believed international ten¬
the and. Ne\y York t<» paitictpate in i.' W a legislator's exjierunce 111 denee «»f massive Soviet
MMT. preceding argu- Fillmore aim
In order to bring in music to
et by obvious hours of preci¬ sion over the MiUle East "fia,
the Ugislatuie .'halige his at¬
was also used in this case speeeh meet.s today. Knday and supplies inti'iided to make Egyp¬ sion work, made for a produc¬ been greatly eased over the ldst
titude and 4.utlo4«k, a coinpaij- suil Ihr rloMiiral tastes, thr
..........the. resolution was passed Saturday.. tian I'i cMiidenU. Nauser ..a. Cuuit tion whuh really k«*pt Die aud¬ two or three-weeks"
.«
majority of the members. Hob Lyons, East Lansing sen¬ soii ..j legislators with uriiaii IT i.f I)% l.aw lli-iiii 111 un 1st puppet
rrnnxylvaiiMnx 'gave modern it nee on it* toei.. Pronuncia¬
and rural ha. kgi.iimds. and then
renditions from ballet, opera Talking l« reporter* at Au-
ior. Pat Nash. Alexandria. La.
towar.l
'I'ii 'I'itHi In I.JIH 4 Hull As spokesmen picture it. both and symphony. Princeton stu¬
tion was esjjecially good gusta, (ia.. where President Eis¬
sophomore. AI -Yonen. East I gin¬ attitude-- their-lanistitu- Britain and Tram-e feel thev thioughout the entire perform¬
I. S. May Lei ning senior, and Connie Mape..
Pontiac sophomore, will paitie.-
ency,
press.
jircssure groups and the Rev
Dean "f
David.,C
the Scfa'ol
Huync, S
of I«tw
•'
of
have been let down
V. S. ally. Seeking to ralm tem¬
by tlieir
dent Boh Sands showed
standing voice control and vol¬
out¬
ance
Tlie audinece
enhower is vacationing, llagertv
disagreed with a reporter who
in "See What I Bring to joining in on
4)tiier w.-rking the
ume expre**ed the view that the
patc in the Annual Interna?mnai men on the "Glory. Glory Halleluiah"
More Rebels Colegiatc Debate Tournament at
the University of K'n liestei.
study
I.IU.
aie ihofes.soi'b Hem/ Eu-
Antioch Uollege, Wilha 11
the University of Detroit, ad¬
dresses the Pre-la-gal Club of
pers. British loreign Secretary
Selwn Lloyd expressed hope the
Thee" based on a theme from
the Swan Lake Ballet.
ol "Battle Hytrin of the Repub¬
lic" was definite proof of War¬
Middle
improved.
East outlook had not
Michigan Slate University to¬ differences could he patched up.
Typical of ihe humor through¬
Into Country .
Hochester. N Y
In adition to five rounds . f
Dui-hanan. University of South¬
ern Califorhia and John U.
day.
Father Bayne's talk is en¬
Exaggerating
could only henclit the Commun¬
them he said,
out the performance was Wur-
ing s theory
Amenta is a happy Ameuca "
that "a singing Hagerty cited the cease-tit v
gained by the UN in Egypt .is
debate on the national topic, Wahlke. Vanderhilt I'mversity. jng'x crack about composer Aside friwn a second perform¬ well a.s the movement of UN
titled: "Our Culture, The I-aw, ist powers.
—
ASHINGTON (d*) — The "Resolved That the United Ttie* • vilJ inteiMcw legislators Tchaikovsky playing tackle for ance tonight at H 15 in the Aud. police forces into the area u»
and the University of Detroit " "Wc have to face the fact
'
U of M
.hower administration States should discontinue direct Ohio, Tennessee. California
•
is 1:1
Emphasis will be placed on the that we have disagreed and aie several jierformers, - including encouraging signs.
itcrmg an increase in the economic aid to foreign coun¬ and a fourth state that has not Capitol recording star Tom¬ Fred Waring fr. will be fea¬ White told a news conference
questioning ' period following not yet in agieement," he con¬
«* of Hungarian refugees tries.-' the tournament will fea¬ yet been dcierminci ceded.
my Lconetti, crooned into the" tured on WKAR-TV "Ladies at the State Department Am¬
the talk during which time, s
admitted to the United mike his rendition of "Friendly bassador James Moose Jr.
•
ture a keynote address by a Di Kiigu.on has been doing Father Bayne will answer the "The atmosphere in the Unit¬ Time" program at 3 30 p.m. has
Officials said Wcdncs- iVrsuasion," whih? Wat ing s the Soviet
prominent national hgurc Tro¬ pie-testing with Michigan ieg- Inquiries concerning the School ed Nations has undoubtedly im¬ discussed arm* prob¬
total bop version to Lconetti s and lem with Syrian authorities
'.:tc for permanent phies will be given to the win¬ i>:.,ti,is bt-e Michigan i.h im? of I«tw proved. so far as we are con¬ Frt-tiii Talk F.-aliirt'il
Mae Saga it's duet of "Hound during the past few days.
1 at may be raised from ning team and the best debate : r-ne of the states in the study. Father Bayne will also lV cerned. We are slowly persuad-
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piescnt 5,000 to 8.000. Gerald Goodman, instructor tn Dr Ferguson estimated that
Dog." brought down the house. On 'Vic* iMiinl* SliitH Svna and Iraq arc now* at-
'
meeting pre-lega! students f«»t .
ing people this is an opportun¬
'
ment Eisenhower set the rhetoric and public address will the survey will take from six ity to get a permanent settle¬ Keeping the show moving at dagger point*, with the govern¬
persona! interviews after ap¬
quota of 5.000 lluri- accompany the group. to tight months to complete. ment in Die Middle East." its brisk pace. Waring returned Ficud and Freudianism will ment of each country accusing
proximately 4 p.m.
j
efugecs on Nov. 8. Of- MSU will take part m the to thr stage after the intermis¬ be the topic for the first m 1 the other of destructive plots.
■kaid sion, while" half the audience series of informal discussion
Conference
'-ae
that studies since
indicate that under
lntercolegiate
World Affairs at the State Uni¬
on
(iaml lli-ixN to Star to its seats, latter he jokingly- programs ovti WKAR's "View¬
■a about 8.000 could be versity of,Iowa. Iowa City Bert asked that, in order to "save point" show held at 2 p.111 S,in-
time," the spectators give only da>
here Sheppard. Woustcr, O.. junior,
AUSG Plans Winter Ice Show
far permanent
'•-i.ee. and Joe Rhea. Uinsing senior, one loud handclap to show thry Major John Barron of the Air
were enjoying thr show. Force ROTC. who produces
addition, consideration is will debate the affirmative of
' and acts as host for the pro¬
s given to a plan to waive the national topic with both men The niinutrel players, featur¬
gram. will have us his guest*
« •
r»f the legal
requirements entering discussion. Rhea will Bob Becker, student govern¬ Ibvid Olxen. congress repre¬ the show is between 3,500-3.800. ing another phase of American
icr to admit temporarily Dr Albert Rabin, professor of
also do extempore speaking.
*
ment president, made a proposal sentative, then introduced the The music, paraded onstage decked
pre-planned one and one- psychology, and Dr. Lewis Zer-
"•'dional thousands who are Ccfcnding the negative in de¬ to the student congress Wed¬ out in infra-red costumes. Car¬
'v hill to congress to endorse end half hour show will also feature by, associate professor of phil¬
present an Ice rying out the Southern theme,
'
status would be dctcrmin- Farmington senior, and Mary Show winter term starring
transfer money for the show to Lansing and university skating Gordon Goodman displayed a osophy. Major Barron conduct¬
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: he held on Jen. 19 for the pur¬ stars as well as the Hciss fam¬ ed a similar program over the
v,"'"ctime after their arrival Martin. Flint junior Miss Mar¬ world skating champion Carol
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pose of entertainment to the Armed Forces Radio Network
•>
country. tin will also participate in Pub¬ Heias and her championship ily.
('?Ticial5 said that this would student body end to improve The show has been planned Senior 4.la.»s Slate* for several years.
lic Shaking k winning brother and sister. and contribute to s general
-'ic
legal action by Attyi Gordon Zink. Grand Rapid- Becker told congress that for .Jan. ID when the only uni¬
Herbert Browncll and un- senior, and Miss Turner will there would be no professional scholarship fund. Admission versity events planned include
Kv.'iiiiig C.iff/e Hour Gunxham tu Hetxxl Ilurrv and Kind
''edly full consultation with proceeds are to he under the the Union Board
Your Hide Home
take part in ijtc symposium on ■lee Capades on campus, al¬ dance and A senior class coffee hour, en¬
Sessional leaders to gain middle cast affairs.. He will though there would be one at
discretion of the student gov¬ Lecture-Concert Scries film. titled Oh Come All Yc Faith-
Axlviuxry Committee t
ernment. They plan to charge There is an
. |C:r approval also would be also take part in discussion. Te i the Civic Center in Lansing. He
91 admission to the show.
away basketball /ul," will bo held tonight in the Dr. C. Fred Gurnham, head of Unyx Left
'-
ary. The estimates of Madrid, Okcmos sophomore, is al*o stated that Miss Heiss, who game at Ohio State University Union ballroom from 7-10. the department of chemical en¬
number of Becker said that the money on that night
loe
refugees who entered in the television con¬ is tentatively planning to at¬ also. Campus talent will provide gineering, will preside at the
tend MSU, called him and told collected from the show would The bill
^nt be brought in under the test. I>r. F. G. Alexander, de¬ was passed by the entertainment, and refreshments annual meeting of the National
measure run up to bate coach, will accompany the him she would be glad to appear gn into a general scholarship congress unanimously after a will be offered. The affair is Technical Task Committee 00
for the State show. fund. The seating capacity for short discussion. dressy. Industrial Wastes.
group.
lithe, man on campus by Oitlc libler
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l
lop AKi legmteretl sloek to vent witli me. the Old Hook li , .
Moving to Flontlii must he sold h' that's all abloom with Ma, k-
and cannot join fraternities. Hiiui Cash. trrniK. or trade b»i R""tJ poeti v CamptiN Hook Store a •
H*Hl»-TOr Hadm .iiitoinatie phonograph sniaU from Union |<
tertniiilv the two-year student ran be t "X :**:» ,!
'raT,mfnf»u«f». n*w '
l.oTs two-wheel t'ike ot utile.* Vl'TERVS S A ft ■ OC 1 A T I O \
!\\ Ml iM-t hard wnrking and conscientious as (.*«*» C-*1* «wSw« IV 4-3.VJ" trades Phone EE !I-?I24 ^
DANCE ticket* now being -.,m .
!>,. four-\ ear student -and in many cases "tape It lit ORDER HA 11 'Th orgHin/ntion room 2 during the .
rCNtt> "W- ci>T,yVti IN* » '3- •tereotoue fltki Will guarantee tl»
..f I an.i Certainly he doesn't ileserve to be Collin- to
\?p.
lvvtim: in
rttufe -
r.-.tfed like
-
a lackey
fellers lo tin- k.lilor '.«t- • f.r
>»■* - War*
1 i*r ft
Idh
t-'okl H-tOh Arnwtrong
! -•
ft* v-*mw BLACK VELVET EVENING <<•»'
umbut* .>!' Nevertheless, it seems to ti> that there or oliege or IrMMi wh.uil girl * •
f>
.
FOR THE COMItO in tempo „
•f I'm nut
tv;;> be rood reasons why two-year students
cannot be allowed all the privileges of their
II (ishhiirn reGelstle,ls' CUA^tS CA«.S FROM
A me w.K.i suit
|l .All M/e.l la - 12
DOtfBI.E ItKEASTEl*
>:> C'Mt to inateh
EH 1-6i8t.
Tl'XEl>«» 3 '
I"-
the times
y.nn'l
ptione tt.e
ED 2-HUU7
'Plavbo*
ED g-iWHT
s r
9-fCHfW I kMtGMT reular Good condition. F-'i> real estate
longer staving .brothers.
Threv Critical Answers
•«h»i ■•*
in l> 2-V..V1, daytime
r technical It takes time to build a football team, TUXEDO. Sl/E 40 in '• v TSS STREET N Kit •IIIM IR*.
\,r* friendly Main vouiig ctnia
and r." coach would want to spend time and
>
-lainnratory a< ■endm.m Phone ED 7-»ItJi»
\s .rk of t h. Three bedroom ranch witt,
effort to develop plavers who were going to tun, Tenn. If you're aware of CASE NNTUHAI. Hindi l gh dry barement Itlack-ton .!■ ,
lira fVnu' "me equipment 'l.acks InsiuliC
Hlgfg. his ja rl. Fv i Cheers There U ilbamrton BI8EM Oiem."
the technician shortage is that two-year mi As for Martin all-
•! -
, oa*™'-'"!.
around a little longer than the year or *o M.trftn' mments wer.-
",•»!!'v jnothing: wrong with di-Iikm, Ff HIT t- ,.r.*i i •• *.ile La**>*,« VV«•.' ,id.t It rtii1 i
student* occupy a *e»omi t la*s statu* in available to short-term students. f4. : ;t,»
$«;.• down
-
pi hating for that matter lr: , . M.Klein lUMHsfuigx Mi "..•.'•Sate,
mo*t uni*er*itic*. In main ca*e*. the com- merits Plione EI) 2-2571.
In any case, we wonder just how much ,»r Washburn It appea s that
country where there are s-.» !
l«.i,
Smith
1(13 ft •. J k« VV McCibe.
•.M'fatuv -el Mai diverse backgrounds, the
oht.'i'five evidence the association has com¬ many •* PGR McCabr Realty
,o wholly ovci -
kev to the success of the emm-
7EN1TII TRANS-tH'EANlC ,
IV 9 S49I
•client condition
piled to support its claims.
>\\ cirs f inns How main prospective technicians are (
aceusft
level writer mv-
try is toleration And maybe *
trange that people twirn in¬ , 4 Cunningham
ED 2-011(1(1 A-k for l»"ui:.
service
can put the point to the American way of life are
report actuallv dissuaded from taking a two-year CIGARETTES I'M CARTON two
much college course because they can't play on a
UmPv Although. not afforded the liber!ie-. an •: pack- 3" Sun Tan pants 2 in Silver TERM PARTY* KENNY D.n
M tegai >i fot the
Tan Pants 4 74 Shot gun shells Ui'"( Orchestra ED 7-H60C «
«ieedoms that their new ,->un- •ff lair traded prices i'reslmic 2 7;
before football team? The percentage of college greatly Hunting boot* rt'».Y Parkas.
,t svmpi- jrvmen are affordrxl ttlC^M .l .«> AyTO SALES gallon TYPING THESES RFPORI *
student* who ran make the team is infini- •
oinewhat au k Milium M. MrC'raf Nav* Tanker Jackets K !»5 All at nianuscripta All kind*'etrperlly d ■
IKX |AS* wCMl'vAk AVfNUE Fo* Hole PX Enter by State Thea¬ at any time Phone ED 7 70lo
te*imall> small anyway. inipi s. me it it it ter Prandor also U
•' u»ue, that e*r»vo% EXPERIENCED TYPIST H\ I
thr Joining a fraternitv is fin.' Rut how STUDENTS' NA¬
the l'fi;!e,i St c take such -('.hauls Issue? 2 -to ' 41
ATTENTION
TIONALLY advertised diamond
(.ROUND in medicine engine.-
p-\.bob.g* and .biolrgv t•
.
V\ iram could .t p.-rson decide that if he can't ioin a overt mov» t" m-citi/en .
11
ring* one-half off Elgin. Hamilton . ismn w ol k mi theses and v ..
Gruen watche* one-half off Queen
KiVr fraternity during his two-year stint, he lie, it with in - To the Editor: Jeweler* 114 North W-vshington tf
scripts at
ED 2-«tH8
tea»nnable rales
—,
pi
1
•
•
won't vo to college at ail" In tia! problem- rati pursue One wonders whether V employment PHOTOSTATH MADE AT llielu
h conservative p-lieies Glen Washburn missed entire . Rhone I MEYERS DELIVERY SERVICE
* ★ * Maybe the association should campaign mi> Studio Same day aervige
V
Mute V|ieeliirallv. the altl- <■; " deiiberatelv clouding the rp 7-*l»«
P. r ■ •.•f t port i.- I ' • ke to f.-r new state-supported technical institutes Hc.,sek,->.d Appligiue,
1 inles toward the Negro, in this jH'int of Riley Martin's we
!: c li t it !im lienor;.! M"t. u. which would handle only two year students
rountrv. eotitiiiue to he ilncnu- written letter in Tuesday's housing Awlffirrl Moving
-y.: ■*« o; GKAD1 ATE
to Ui'i thr le r.jy t h»r I poiic Then the regular state universities could tir. disgusting .ind indicative of stale New*. 2128 E. Grand River, Okemos
M A I.E. STUDENT TO Miare apart
"fnrn;!!'.i-ts ! the concentrate on giving their students a psvrlioloRieal maladjustment on For Washburn's consideration ....... ♦' •-•u " X...«r J" !-•
beginning Januai * 1 I52. Jet
revanls t * 'icip
ED 2-S654
here i- that point in plain an PJ.otie IV 2-3U82 between
I'lto broader and better .curriculum. the part of man. of its rititens. . - ' —- u- -- .. ,.i -i iy
•me
»m. four pan lir. •
simple language* white skintjr 1
-
If manv of vou tin i this con TERM PAPERS. THESIS eb Vi
refeguees right off the tx>at*tr- APPROVED HOUSING FOR girls ulenographi. work Located , 1 —
troxelMal subject tooting. VOU block Mom .ampus l-oge
apt to find more opportunity *; «, Vl'G\ NEED-
one . .imuis Phone ED 2-:«W2
may be reJiev.si !•• know that double riiim ..yaiiable Phone ED-
and fretsiom in this countrv bW
INFORMATION tti-1 Negto. himself, also fmd- .?
tiuite'Xbt tng. beeausc.. "f the
than native horn Negro*"
2-KM I
E*>R KENT EAST l^rrsmg .••/*
and
II
TVPWRITERS, HUYING SEI I D
p m
scry i mg Open Pom 3 3c ■
Phone laiUiN May. ED S-K"
, »tegi ijitatioii an i or -
Martin's letter U "drixel""* ; ,.r room uniuinlshc.l brick do-
No. sad to say. it is an areurate ,.|e» 1 .v.. |iedr«M.mk lots ot close"
M'tRTW r.l'%R|l 4 II \ I* 11 i-RF-vrT ru n \TI\ AMIKIC %S HI pt es.-n outwardly shown in , ce basement $;•' plus utilities CHRISTMAS RARTY
South. do rommentarv on ronditions in a I I one ED 2-111* HB
4>! I'IKslllM. Kill I* v :to 140 t;;'i? si \K( II sOC II I I
!>■<>• • •
a' MSf> win larxr segment of our rountrv
ROOMS FOR RENT Men student*
2 \ I I I I It Possibh tweause Washburn anproved Vet* cIom- to can
fill t; PPI % M PI.! IN.I * 30 ll.it i I m»-dutc'.\ av-oUbic No pais
7 , • . FT.*.., come- from the South where ■
i »pet*d en* ior
.-
•, c*Miking la. ilitie* Desnc neat
IwO
It t s own admission, prejudice l.-maniM-ie*' student- first ad-
i i i iim: in *rti»rvr vrrtiard Ebon. ED 2-6^41 or ED the sruonut shor
PR! -Ml nit \1 MK till J.KepIt A what you breathe 'Mo KM
%ss»N i %rio\
2- arc 23? M.AC ID T.9ID
* * * tin's pom? i> for hire botn mff,
cult ti» see ..iid distaste?',, THREE Sl.l'r. PING ROOMS Male
w \ 11 K t \ll\l\ VI I'lto TYPING DONE IN my home Tr
students J'tkui.- aliow ci. parking
in t I Ion t o vi \t 11 ii i (ails' sw'.i How
We
-" TTE38 WINTER
A-..liable nov or next term Must papoc .hemes, addressing lett-
S| Ht II VIKMI s join you in we
To the Editor* oppressed Hungarian refugee V:' -re ED- APPOINTMENT FOR APPI I, A
M\K I IN II II! K < II AI'M. Mr Washburn, however
TION and passport pictures n
mi nionisi «.11:i s «11 it In repb Washburn mar ••
being taken at lli.ks Studio ,•*«•(
VI I VIM .(.OMMI1 II I or -8 Ml p.m i'l'OC retuMO FOR RENT TWt» bedroom house
s-
.
S' Pome from a pa it of us at the same time mu-- \
JK C OI M II
.
the Stuif pr« ni.iice » e e. e - washer
TYPING DGNr IN mv home T.
awn it,, ,• i r Trimnun*: Patty ta r IV 5-13*4 after five KM
•
30 v M »' ton Vn.
: p what y.,u bieatlu What aga". oppression of Negroes m
■»-
.otc 3$
»
;«*•-
'
i.vig* Mr
...
paper'* tnrnies. theses
rate* Phone ED 2-B728 after
Reason.il •
12
M'tKItt VI.I HO \KO Ol MI NN 1NIIK KI sllll NC I. i ,u breath.iu into the our .-'Kiety. •-« Hull?"- Ho' Hi KIM WITH KITCHEN lot mate
I'KI.-I. %W ( 1.1 It DIKH lOKs Paul Arwwtd luJ stud, nt Three blocks to Union. See
HALL c oc nc ii Martin" MOTCJP TUNE-UP RpsseR -
3i a' lie rem Stre*-t KH Oil aer.isi, from Peoplt's lliur...
•
V H U——. Mi I ! 7.15 p.m., Ka«t is haw 1'iiH-r typical of th»»
Y«»yr reply kNCJW'N
tVan P.. (.1 KM \\ ( I I It ta>un£t» dedortidn that prejudice breed¬ More hian 500 mitlior. p*>urtiii STUDIO ROOM I' HIV ATE hath.' TYPIST ANN BROWN Phone Tt
School
m»l .ookihf privileges i* Hume IV-I t-lBM Electric typewriter Ter"
I-nor TICKET COMMITTEE ers are whuuk everyday It of (ireparcd frozen frxnts were tiT r ~ la. "mg 7-81U5 evenings 104
-
j ing
■-*
(."fir Pi" papers and tbesea. Also ger " '
c iki 1r. -k VI-.0
also shows how narrow-minded jimiuvevt in the United State- mf»»» V» •e-'.'s* - »• .it a wen
H .10 p jti , 4! I'mon .
i„- -r- nme a m APPROVED SINGLE AND double
tf
♦ tr MORI\K HOARD U»;>> » gain «»f ti? p**r cer.t
Ms| SKI C I I H » ven college" stiuients cart W. tn
V. ' . * * f-uitd t * 1 h newer home Within walking dis- \
IKI • HI I V over 1954 ■>,.* nt 20 huur* tance of rampu« 841 Divisum
MUSIC
ED- Jackman Band Phone 280 West ShJ *
FOR DANCING Smith-
7 p in 31 t'fiioi-. Just what is (ominc able -ss
p rr.'. 42 IV .•••■
.
4J .4 t«r- tmur 2-3784 Available December 10 103 or ED 2-2877.
SNO CATS rifht out and telliox someone r*rand lib-
TOM! K (it AKIf 111! I % slt.M % nil r: v ' .v»rmr » unity PRIVATE ROOM AVAUJYBLE
the you don't like them and then
Night Staff
-* -
V !"> pm. Mam I.ownge «U PUBtJC STENOGRAPHER ANV
: Wo'TiCC !•• arr.« oerntanent Two block* from
HIS p mi . ltfw.un-.-fit T •»(•! en »
t'nion f-r riiln f • N'.ivV Ma- intinudatinx them even thouch S-ibrut ex-
»inter
Union
term
Private entrance Bioioec
terin paper* typed Phone IV 4- ■ 14
s»'AK I %\ VVIVIs H!4.I\MM. s VII INC. ( l i lt
Reserve T» M«iott c'rii*i UwxforbntsnchintimidatNHr'* ■«" necfcataK' graduate g.rl ED-2-144T. f* Uh-
Ol i>" "RV
•rrne-' Nitbi Kditor Ornish -
HRIIN.I: C l.l'H l ' '
t Nifht Mikir IV* W »*e, Tt aimiig * <»u den 1114 .
MUSIC BY PHIL Hough and thr
BETA GAMMA SIGMA Your attention b invite*t to ,»» .
II t *r. N. a W ill mec! ft.u iMjg PoarU \uhi stair L.b* Troesu*' ♦fte-dn-itWC* f-iT jc.et-.pt interview Mel-o-statere Phone Delia Su; ' '
the latest deveiopment at the DOL'Pt.E ROOM FOR men *tu-
.
3 3'i pm< Conteience Ret. N■*hi %4 stair Karm U' 'sju,-* •w- V tsr»* v V* Hannah
ThurvvUy r.,gftfv surtmg a 30 e m . 32 Ibuo Jack K •&,<* Gr- >1*r tvtw c rr. to ni dent* Two KL-ck- from campus PhlEDj2-5063
n A mag American hi*h school in Cbn- Bonn*
this meating, Wu»mxPt *7 n»eeting r m T•-Tf i » W ed:ie%tU.* a « Phone ED 2-0205 after 5 30 443 HAVING A DANCt» Call on Or
TVcwtUx Mtr Or.'.ye m.frl 1P-" Mtigtc Maker* Bub Crown* r IV
Witt SNTT "
c:l A
b h a
Viewpoint «L.*Lf:*V.aN YOUNG MAN With
transportation rn 2-6i8«>
Crossword Puzzl&
m
(aGkft "-'fc.*-'-.* j* cimiogy
or -•*»,<»-a-»' rng.nr-
rrvmt Wi*" *» Y-re ?*> t'4»d, own • RIDERS WANTED TO Ft Laud ! wanted
rlfilwi
'Titoism'—Seen by Yugoslav
r+s fonsiei c^wrjicyet rrfrr- erdaie. Florida Leaving Decembei
AC ROSS 29. Fx pert Vis* • c*" OrC'f* a* fin* Phone ED 8-l«45
*g|N e'i #**••« 9 or 10 PHONE
I. I'tcvi h
6 Crow s cr*
31 Ruler
Tr:p*>! j
of
° »
11 rr
L'e'T;OT'5| a .*4*^
Tire
-»m».
Srrt:.-—e
t-rtcta irtx
P*',rwrtlr f..r in*
y*.*tr fBilltaTT
wr MtuS ke charge of upper pentnaula Friday 5 pm To
P'O'L E b T
POL A versed in a certain *ubjeet or and the Polish boys at Poznan.
That is why all communists ■■Am —■ a ?*#-•« h-eh ocHtw.' A Marinette Ted Ue IV 5-8144. Ext High dol'tr!
Wa !.* £ W| lighting for a simple thing »-*— e** Tiw «^->enee 104
C'L'M AIO with a point of view not often were
16 Ci-.'d ol ine T T'd B IJD
expressed on rampus. the State Kieedom. the fteedotn to d*vtde of the world, beginning with «-«.,* »— r*j^.?de*-eC >f that BERKEY IRON i METAL CO
1R 'A re
A '
AS
I'r
Tr,
{r'LWTU^l |t'> n'e News presents the following ar¬ upon their own and their coun- Tito, were unanimous in de¬
nr *» e*:7l.r-.r tr
xi*--ard a defee In
mntlnw to
ih»
W ANTED
8th »>r
TWO RIDERS b.-Mair
9th. Will go via IkMrtnn 623 E. Sou* St IV 5-39H
•iit-s" dcstitiv. freedom to free¬ nouncing the Hungarians' fig!-.: wr-*e*-™e le-f eematMMV rm - «al - ED I 1140 lot
C i 47 I> 8a'at of VeOenlay § Putl f ticle. the first of two parts
for fretNiom ' count* r-rev
•exr JW and pwpr-unUv COUPLE "*WrTMOlT Clllt.wu
. ' *v « 4< l'( ; The writer, now working as a ly ehcNi.se then own jnib'.ical. as •- 1
ha* f~* »-—*•-.ng to R R RIDERS TO MEXICO City, leaving tn live in home tn exchange
i: >r. »:. 4 : . •• 1 I the 5 Glut social and cvonortm system, and lutionary. ' "reactionary." an i Serf of Srhook December 28 Phone Ken Sellne light houwkeeptng Tor univ« ■
custodian on the campus, was Vu-hirar. tf
arch V T,>: *•' h. Fehv';tat«v4 ■ar.m ED 2-0FV KM nrof«»*x(#r Phone Mr Davia. or,
a Herbian patriot in two World aUne all. freedoni to live in a as an attempt to turn back the
sltv extension 2281
- l »p 7 Amen* aa decent }*>litical and human s*^- elixk of history." Rinr.RS WANTED TO Il.«i,.n
Wars He studied law and wai
.4 : >3r. --h T •;
DOMN r-amoi »t an editor of Yugoslavian papers. when* Ihe obligation of I said "beginning with Tuo" for rent. Ma»xaehu«etta leaving December ?!
*
ViKON S-J CAMERA F 1 » >
at five pm If intereated. ph->ne IV G,K»d condition Plume C H A
S7 A: ! \ 8 Shed ti art *h< ru'.cr w ould be to res peel because it was the Yugoslavian m-five
J J.: ' Ljl ,
In 1843, he went to Italy as p«-. *~IN*CN STUDENTS
4-tM"3 from eight a p m. M" IV 5*81 H. extension 2<>4l
grther Ml Sot 2.' iot ge if l iardv .i d litiral advisor to the Yucoalav hpman dignity and the mofal. re- Cinnmunist purty organ. B*>ro .
r Fa • 59 K'r- 10 IV". U Which was the first to condemn 4 —* • %' ae^ ar*'.y JINGLE OR DOUBLE room
n
militar* mission there lie was '.giou's atvJ cultural heritage of LADY TO SHARE driving, gas parking near Union and Berkey ^
agj.p hi) 1 ic r prtJ.1t 4 Ti*. machine the pe<»ple. the Hungarian patriots as ' re¬ fes ?»"»* •eeiiy -rat# to Clear* »ter. Fhortda gtnmng January- ED 2-8641 A
replaced when Tito came to expense*
!1 Rapid In the midst of the heroic actionary" and "capitalustlc."* . 48UM17 TV
■
About Deeember 15. References ex¬ evenings.
1 t
iF power
'
F u r
5
rI1 F 17 V trfci#
In 1852. the writer emi«rate*f f'ght hundmls of Hungarians It was the same article of
(i« EAST iajuiCOO
changed ED 2-1282 104
ROOM WANTED FOR *rad'--
20 Ilepa; t Borba which was quu'ed by the HOUSTON^or I student in Eaat Lansing Single
12 i—
I 1 F I" r□ L; 14
|: ; -1 Si^jht ta.stt
23 Part of a
t«» this
tor
country*. He
and publisher »f the "Vtt|«-
now is edi¬ shouted to Western correspond-
cr.ts, "We want free elections " So viet clelegate in his cynical
•MONf fw CMC
AIDERS TO
Leaving December 8
bile Phs.ne Mr, Malec. ED 2-2681 tf
Phoenix
1867 Oldsmo- , •hare but
J fleeex
must
Phone ED 2*8167
have cooking pr
after f
I" r"hG
defense of the slaughter of the ere-* tJF tee
TT r i The free election is the night¬ and leave meeaage.
r . P'4>"
2a W.J animal
sl»v
whieh
Observer."
he believes
a quarterl*
is the Hr>t mare of all communist dicta¬ Hungarian i**>ple at the UN CHECK AT HICKS Studio for en¬
garage"DECEMBER 16-Jar. '
Te~ : f • epet ET? ff!< Pt>R RFVT Phone gagement and wedding picture* la
i-'a I irP i 1
M '
30 I aim, prey
33 Ext*t
Ywcwsiav maaattne to he print¬ tors The free election
last thing which a dictator
Is the
will
session Nov
ed
4 Pravda reprint¬
the article the **roe day.
M or out of town at special rlgl: rates.* 6 Phone FD 2-8681. Rmbi
3T
\ /3 -
h"1 [73 □ hj□ 4 Mah
35 S*g;;al
*tj*ep
ed in FntMvh.
The second part of the article accept unless he wants to com¬ It is therefore a complete
XILXSL 5£>rb
mu. nrmni
f*—A thirl v-
1 3 •'
TT 26 /«
rl 1
j□ mit political suicide misunderstandmg of the situa¬
*r P ?•: O .triook will he printed Friday »
tion when an AP news analyst
of twin* bars t» ISr*. Harold
Michigan State News
3" Seal What the RcdS are ready to
'J4i rtaken 11 childrm to
£
W
f3* f i
□ 40. larger
41 llr.i antly
!W RAOMIt.O GRDJIC "grant" the people is "nberal- says: "The Soviet chieftains will
tend to blame the Hungana-:
PajXF
squeeze istza tbe family's four
ype It see-r.s lu me that all that bjation' by preserving the es-
Tl r "
Pn 1. —JHin£ '
colored bird
4' Run
was flors.nt* in the bloody Hun- v.rjtUl features of the totalitar¬ rebellion on 'Titoism' **
So\:et troops invaded Hun¬
room IMtsar.
TbMr f*2ber, s tSr-p PsertxcAO,
PttbUMMd on claas day* Monday through Friday tnetusiee. during fsll
H i
e* into a Ifi-
vtntar and aprtag terms except gay* after hah days: weeldy durUM
mar term, and one special freshman taaue Xfasii —mur atd
terma BMeted aa aeaood rUu matter under art ol March ». l»?» at the
fal-
y •2. 54
50
[rr L: Hi _
44. Physician:
abbr. to the fundamental truths which economic dorUtm and a mater¬ bloodshed in the ruins of one
of the finest capitals of Europe ciuldrert —
A* present seven
indhad;rdr twins two
port office Bp* lantern. Mich
para Me in advance, far ana (arm. ffc far ttaa terms
of Grassy tract it disclosed to the free world ialistic philosophy of Marxbm-
3£
40
only to put "Titoist" Kadar tn jtsars aid—sleep in
j 51. Color les«
54 Note of th«
ami the precious lesson it gave
the VV'e*!
Leninisnv
This is Just what the people power Kadar's 13-point pro¬ five in another.
M
m H rr
a
2
n
_ _
56.
Hove
Anglo-
Ore of these truth* was the were fighting against and what gram is the ideological and po¬
litical platform of all communist
Does
Ply* thiek kxh are cheaper
fbe J*-year-old Mrs.
fal.«e belief of the West in "Titi>- they w ill not accept. " Between
a _
it
_
n
Saxon king
t*m" yrhich wrat buried Under the tvtie aspiration* of the peo- " regimes after the death pf Stal¬ by flke 6arnnm - sbe says,
the ruuu of Budapest and at plcai under communist domina- in.
9M nmmmm.
2 Tons of MICHIGAN STATE NEWS
Clothing S'News Heads Appointed ATTENTION DLCKMHKK ANII MARCH
November 29, 1956 Page Three
Given to
Refugees man
Donn Slielton and
were reappointed
tor-in-(.'hief and
Hal Hate-
as Edi¬
Managing Ed¬
CIVIL ENGINEERING GRADUATES
A representative of the City of Milwaukee will Interview
BALFOUR'S
itor of the Stale New* for win¬
ter term and Art Sippola, Allen
applicants for Civil Engineering positions in the Placement Fraternity — Sorority Jrtcelry
$1,430 Money Contribution Park senior, was appointed Bus¬ Office oil Tuesday. December 4. I!»:»«.
iness Manager at Wednesday's- • Stationery • (lift*
Relieved < lollegiale Rreord meeting of the Board of Publi¬
Milwaukee Civil, Engineer Starting Rates
• Novelties • Medal* '
cations; $>24 Per Month with BH Degree
• Trophic* • Award*
More than two (oiih of clothin/ an"
who, after breaking the hearts
of countless scnoritas, becomes
COMING! ADVANCED MAMS
TICKETS
0IITS of DISTINCTION
ing to thank the trucking firm
for transporting the clothing to
a victim of his own treacheiy
and is tossed into the lower re¬
MONDAY, STATE RECORD SHOP
PARAMOI'NT NEWS HOODED CAR COATS
St. I-ouis.
Pecker also stated that he
gion by the avenging, ghost of
the father of a past lover.
DECEMBER 3 STAND
'
would officially like to thank
of the organizations that
Providing the musical back¬
ground for "Don Giovanni" wi'l
LANSING CIVIC CENTER
BOX OEEICE
raoii — 2295
pledged to help the government
v ith the drive.
be the
Orchestra
Vienna Philharmonic CIVIC CENTER $2.50-$2.00-$1.50-$1.25
He also stated that all organ¬ SPORT COATS
izations must turn in the col-
Uvtion canisters to the govern-
Muciit office today
FROM — 29" SPECIAL!
8
Dr. Richard Strrlia
I'o la'ctnrr on h'rrtitl
HOP IN WITH jj FLANNEL SLACKS 4.90
Dr. Richard F. Stcrba. profes¬
5 FROM — ''Parin Fashion Sports**
sor
State
of psychology
University and
at Wayne
former THOSE DIRTY STRIPED ft PLAID
Yes sir! The gill.- arc really raving about these
smart, sporty "Chukka Boots." Every inch is com¬
chairman of the Detroit Psy-
< hoanalitie Institute, will give a a MUTTON SPORT SHIRTS pletely soft, untitled suede! You'll see them nation¬
public lecture
Music And
on
Personality" at 8 tonight in the
"Freud as a
CLOTHES- FROM _ 393
ally advertised in "Seventeen" magazine!
of Black, Charcoal, Beige . . . with light
In choice
Foam-Crepe
soles!
f)r Stcrba studied under
|
Freud, and wilt give his t.ilk SWEATERS MUFFLERS KNAIT'K II.\S|;MI NT STOKE
.
part of a program conducted
unites fi LOVES
ji MSU to celebrate the Ft cud SPEED). EXPERT
cntenniai. • Shop Tiidaff — 9:>10 a.m. lo 9 p.m.
\ ation SERVICE Ot It SPECIAL'!')
.n
Regulation*
Si Up for KinrlinU § amsritfi
their
Students are urged to register
bicycles with the campus
Fill your Christmas list
police before Christmas vaca¬
tion
bicycle
and
the racks will be
to
rack.
leave
cording to the campus police.
them
Bicycles not in
picked up. ac¬
in the
LOUIS LAUNDRY ami DRY CLEANERS
(>2.'l Ea«t (.rami River — East Lau»iii"
Ihuurraitii
F. (IRANI) RIVFR ON THE BOULEVARD
willi
UNUSUAL GIFTS
OPEN EVERY THURSDAY EVENING UNTIL NINE
fWWt,-
SWEATER SALE!
I
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on full-fashioned cashmere-wool hlcml, Swedish stainless by cultvra i
in dey nul s*tv« t«o
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anil wool nlipou ami rariligun sweaters
e. «4.iiy »v 0'W
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h >t< a«d Hum (be ' -in-a niefcel
'b'umn .t*el jrtdv pnOiryl -h#im
I»>d tNiauty tu 4»| Ubl* '*•. I/V
vl.i t. 35 to 1135
OF LANS I NO
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Stretch your /ift-buyin/ dollars, add lo your own
sweater wardrobe at /rcut savin/* Frum
during-our (treat our Slainlrss Collection as
t
pro-Christmas sale of fine merino wo^l and luxurious nationally advertised in the
cashmere-wool blend classics. Choose from a color-jray
NEW YORKER-
collection of beuutiful short sleeve slipons, Ion/ sleeve i
slipons, ami Ion/ sleeve cardi/ans. Wonderful to /ivo
and to own for campus, career and everyday casual
main FLOOR: Lu/Ka/e, llandba/s. Billfold*
Leather floods IP
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wear. Sizes til to 40. LOWER FLOOR: China, Crystal, Pewter
Decorative Accessories. .
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Woodenware, Stainlcae Steel
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION MEN'S NIGHT AT JACOHSON'S REFRESHMENTS -
FREE GIFT '
for Men Only! WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5 ... 7 TO 10 P.M. W RAPPING - "NO WOMEN ALLOWED"
107 S. Waahia/toa Ave.
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michigan state news
November 29, 1956 P**f Four
CHRISTMAS TIME
i AT
REPP STRIPE
A
TIES
Nylcn Slips—
Now we ran "HOP IN IN ALL THE LATEST
offer you the fines,
lace t to', tailored, COMPORT — COLORS
nylon -'.ps: Available
In si?--. 1*'M0| ID PARKING SPACE FOR 5001) CARS • COTTON A SILK
dealer. • RAYON
SHOPS TO SATISFY VOIR EVERY VtlllMI
$^9S • 1'1'HE SILK
Onlv it
Tbt* i»a«> v buy ttinsf Christmsi gift* is Ihf FMNDOR
.Ye us today
Simply »• vil >< i. tdtir, between I anting and Fast l.anxinc. ALL AT
Monday i. , Satur If those krrp you hitAv during the
day. I R \ is o.ie M fur you on Mnnday, Thursday and FrkJa*
Ring Clear fro; r.fr.ht* ti" . «.nu
00
I
Choose yaar gift for P d or Mom from many of the 4J xtorrs. Be the
MAM CT.
conspicuous, shopper in a relaxing manner. Take your time and shop in FOR TIIE RELAXED
the leisure rf plentiful walking room, vast driving room \M» NO PARKING
E K AVDOK
METER* FOR VOI R C AR. SHOP EACH
After carefully choosing that gift with the aid of competent sales help—
people who are there to help you and who appreciate your patronage—your SHOP AT FRAMHIR
worries are over. Wrap it up and take it home.
SEE WITHOir
GLASSES? AT FRANDOR, SHOPPING IN THE RELAXED MANNER IS THE KEYNOTE!
FRANDOR CENTER
Shop Frandor for Christmas Values
ON THE MAM. -
NOW . ..
GOLD BELL GIFT STAMPS For Soon and f.'rminx Lunches THOMPSON JEWELRY (0.
FRANDOR
^Let's Meet and Fat . • • At Maurice R. and William H. Thonprn
VENT-AIR AT FLASH SPECIALIZING IN FINE JEWELRY
BEAUTY SALON
COMFORT-GROOVED and FIRST CLASS SERVICE
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graotii
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IV 5-0749 ■ ED 2-2291
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for all astlvitiai.
dry cleaning
t»t\ i«fi i! Pavmriiti Vrrmtnl
and
For deUttol information a !
■ ■ itteuture without »»t>-
NO EXTRA CHARGE
Special X-Mas W atch Sale
V Our Offlra T«»da*
c nail eouijon NOW
•
. \Ki»l Ii V Nil Mill II MARGARETTE K WEBBER
U i "H r L
Flash Cleaners
,1
. i a f I entrf OWNER
i \ . ; An l. .
The Finest In Complete
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at
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one year guarantee. Assorted stvle* for women,
41* V IRVMiOlt AVE
men. and teen*.
for ller. ..
for Him ... idus 10% Feil. Tax
$5.95
• Frandor
Kresges • Campus Store
OH SAY CAN YOU SKI?
What could lie more
thrillinfr than a
breathtaking run
clown a uparklinr
powder-dry, mow
r • covered elope? You'll
look and feel professional
in our 9ki wear by
White Stae ....
• Quilted Jacket 22.9:.
• Stitched Jacket 19.95
• Ski »a"t* 10.95 to 17.95
T». Smut Wamriu Anu.1 Slra..
• (.love* and millea* S.9S
• riufcr *b...tn( CralH
IxlOnmliMwIar
Man's Identification • tit 9* MuMuM • Complete line of warm
I Boxed CiiMiac UoSmr C om, Sim.
Flu. r LT Kxpansian Bracalat * akl underwear!
i• . FxgMttlte nethiar# and eamnct
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cottum*! la ire fciue. honey or
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mnVTOAtf ETATE FffWE
Final Examination Schedule tor Fall, 1956 November 29. 19X6 Fife Five
The da.v of classes for F.Hi q.: »rt-- TV".rt.i> Drifribei 11 1956
\I1 final examination* will b«- *cv«»: »% • •U.tv «ctwdul*-
The time of the examination* m iu. : t t>fr i i.r. h»- tmwsl
below according to the •
••
r*T« f itn imt s»-
Cntiw Shop in kiiapp's Klrjiaiit "Wonderland of Hose*"
.
Kxaminatkm rooms fur R.isk r*.;i-*••*. : c -
*">* *'s tf — 11 t ' V t.»t*
111 Thnrs Dei ti i,
112 Ttmrs IK: ii .! :*>-! pi
US Thnrs . Deo 6 »•»-12
181 Frt . Dei 7 !«•-!:
1X2 Km . Dee 3 t"-3 .50
norn. iv. ; mm ...
yH
The tone nt examinations :»• »•
,* determined by the days ur d -if t. - n
.. ,
the term All students. tm.tr •.,« tor* j.-.-j , . .... . . ^
j
i-1 ear
To determine when v.mi exjo,
schedule below
MORNINCT t I A<5
\ITTMK 8- lit
MTWThP 8 «» .to
8 30-19
8 '•
8-10
h :» :v
Fabulous Bmi'Lon
8 30-HI
MM F
MlThF
M IAV T'F
PotvA i re G i rdles
\t rn F I".12
M-n tn
willi Now Soft Slay-Hi AYai-l
V r\VThF
10 to 12
10 M
J 0-1?
fM' :»
10 to.12
*8.95
Under your lean-lined sheath and suits, there's nothing
like a Vassarette with a Stay-Hi waist! See how it tapers
MWF your midriff to sleek, smooth lines . . . and with such
\trrhF
MTWThF heavenly comfort' Designed for your on-the-go figure, it
gives that enticing Casual American look . . . Vassarette's
alone! You'll like them always, for casual, sports and date
time wear around the clock!
NO FIN A I. FX AMIN A TU >\ VAV VV C.IVFN A7 ANMIVF 1>TIIFH
•MAN TUF RFOt'l.ARtY s.Hrrv till 7SVF FX F!*T P\ FArtlTY
Ai'TION KN APP'S SECOND H.OOIt
NOTE At least tw.« t-e d»>< t-d • < ;• • ;•* ! ft e
teciilar pattern In a few . •• i* *-e re--;' .♦ • r drpa-*•
irent concerned. tt.e : • .«! » * ,.;e j by
t' r Sinsle hour Uv!..rc M'. f.. »• .! » - < •J- ** C i-trr*.
•nay encounter conflict* |r that evert f e r*a~ ~ •■ed.ued
t>v the class meeting two •. .••* .» ...eh j; ; re-.
over the examination xcneduted t-. the > -t e » „• .-e The
examination ml: have be j "cir. Pantie Girdle of soft absorb¬
.■nil the department tei • • -g • r j,. » . v.
'
examination ent Han-Lon porous Po\v-
Aire. Front pane) of satin
lastex. White $7.50
llnnnali Krarlirs Tai/M-i. Formosa Matching girdle $7.50
Iloth in sizes S-M-L.
President John A Hannah <-i
a combined mission f >r Mich*
Lif. State and the federal g•
merit, has sent "sev«:a! 'iet-
•- to fus family and ?r,»r ; Han-I,iin Pom Aire girdle
.
Eust lamsing. report;r *r i-n
vyith satin lastex front and
is tup which has already ?ak-
back panels. White S8.95
•
h.m to four of the !» e«>u*-
«s on the tour agenda Matching pantie girlde $8.95
lioth In sizes S-M-L.
Famous Vuu Raalte
Fri vol ace *' SI i f)s
IX omen ( lioo.c Van Itaallc . . ,
lircaiiM' They hive Nice I'liin^s
5.95
F.Xfjuisitcly styled, yet practical! No slips quite so lovely
as Van Haulte's pretty "Frivolace" with lacey cover bra
lined bodice of delicate lace line for
peck-through protect
tion With permanently pleated lace trimmed hemline
Whizzes thiough sudsing and drips dry to wear in a
Jiffy
for the girl oh a busy schedule.
Modestly priced, gift-
perfect and ideal for year round wear! White, sizes 32-40.
KNAPP'S STREET EI.OOR
Women's Warm Fleece-Cuffed IUhHs
UoiiIoii Fur Cliff* Willi Ft-allicr
I . . .
Non-Slip Kulilx r Sole*
i - -
'i;
7.85 i a
Slip your foot right in these fleece lintxl leather
bo!». t put with a tos> of 43
fei f . iiiei.es Johnson. U. S might, shot into the picture with
eharnpiou and world decathlon a second gold medal for Vladm i
I*nre (tool. firmly Miivrn anil iluralilr. The Green'* Larry Jennings (32) grabs a rebound away from Gar* .ri f'oldei from Kiug.*bur«.
Kout.s. a triumph in the wom,-
th* flat lit wltk wtiqtilbti b*l k» Tlmfl* CUrtie* - fabric b» Pod*' Milts fafit leajM-.i 24 feet. 1 incli to javelin and a 1-2-3 grand su¬
will) M»fl In\nr\ lonrli. Subtle -lri|i»--. Siegmeier of (he While* in the annual Green-White basketball came, .
yi-l won by the While*. 77-76. Dave Srott (12) of the White* and llarr*
ImuvIn edge Campbell ill the it! the 20-kilometer. walk W. •
ami li ri It
PLATEAU
-uliil %*
1st Luge Tilt Saturday other two events, tying Austrai-
.. n John Uann in the sprint at
after trailing the Unittni Stat-
h i to 9 second.- and placing the shot
W hites Edge Greens 47 feet. ini tie-
Gampbeli's leading total is a
sitght 69 poipts over his'Tountry-
In Filial Practice Game •uati. iiaving a total <>i 2.738
Redwood i Ross By JOE HOFFMAN
points to Johnson's 2.669
sian
Trailing m third pjace is Rus¬
Ya-.Mii Kou/nefsov. w iio
tied thu i 111 twith the shot
The varsity White team success fully froze the U« !'«>r the f.u
i'or, LIST i;/I IVI) RIVER final ♦*."» seconds Wednesday afternoon to etljre a fiivd-ti|» put and the broad jump Kouz-
:a t o\ . totii: of 2.472 was over
iCRtflSS FROM TIIE I MO A (.reel) sijtiaii, 67-Gi>, in the annual Green and White i«a>- mm !H..nt.- tw hiU'l the leaders Jones O'Brien
Ketliall yrame played at Jetti¬ lead with three mmV-> • .«
J ill Uniteo Stat."-' e sending
through four of five .
son Field house. 63-62 it true? deeajhh.n stalwart.-. these perftirmances ga< t •-
But the Wh:!« tear-. 4it >r.. Russians their biggest tmc- i.,
The game marked the firm! Kertfu>«'i Uirr> Heu : Choc medal harvest of the-game
for the team before Rcr.cie, Rai I 7
NOW!
i ■ :'umag«" r >.
The Soviets' *purt came it i
■•eason opener hen S.ifui- LJUIggie - -ct.ree. hv»- "*r:> <;* time when American Olympic t.b
\ night Against Iowa State. |N>(it?s pu:: a"e.»:. 67-63 J... firial* were saving that the Kit-.
then attempted t • " • gan
Though trailing most of th" *t.in* apparently were "over thr
but niivt'd ,»* e u* a;
a ,i\ the Green team kept with- hill."
7 r ■ Whit. ?«..• , t • •
Tiking di.-tance and event- !n«-
Th< Americans still lead p ,
out ami
■ ■I -
pulie.t into a one-pumt heftd • i*i ?* « nai. *-< rev.; '
•*ia 3(»4-2l4 [x.ints in tin jjr ■.
c'.»! teani race
f't : of th*' tCRT.
The Yank, figured t<> •tr< iifc"
(iiiarrl T»»n» Rand of the
• ii timii position by winning ••
Green learn had t*>r h«Uext
4''n-nutc! race w ith I/-ti J. >
hand- nl the 4flrrm*>n hitlins
b i. b' a ! -.! I o. . f New n.N belle. N Y and •
of I! wtust of
.
•Mi mile
un a strong lead m tin -jj-
(hem h»na jumps for the tame >
h.b, r.i th« exhausting do .pi,
hith of IS point*.
winch concludes Frida\
r... Mid-.". ' •
Anidliet one of the Jone* b-
tear:. a.t.ng ' >' -
-. Charles Jones of B »•, I .
Las th. A '
tcre i a ' >.V.),—may score ui the 3''
n ♦ tft steeplechase
Swimming begin* in the after¬
noon and night at the moderni-
i:\oiic
2
lie stidium with heats in th,
all-time record for comfort men'* and women'* lOii-nndei
V/MIMIHCLCtN V-"^ I st.t-pt ioii.i 11 v ioinl(irl.iMc sl.ivks for \oiir
I i
ojiir.il Ti-li
free*t*'le
br«'a*t*troke tor
I ,Y-. Jones.
and
who
the
women.
set
20(1-meter
a
«>tlivr time I lie requlnr- Ai|iiiiriiuii Sn|)|ilit">
oil,
MORE eoid .>• | 2 seronds
II , in r • •
tune or am
tin meters in the V S' t
Maggie Mcnmw wcirIu worvteil is "pic Used" in the loom I'iirrtik.'rl- Is rated a >ale bet to give At -
i 41 loo ii a news GRACE KELLY l-v I'jvilic Mills, to feel
btiiitirii'* DAYS track
its 12th gold medal in p..
and field His main ;
all but weightless! And PlAIlAl If you wi.*h to .select itf»n is expected from \'
they're sh.ipe-protevted I»«»« Sti|t|ili«-- •Ifeilsteii of Finland, Anli
Fcrsonali/ctl Ignatiev fit' Russia and Ivan
by IhiluiKed I .lilorim;. I'immI Atttsworiis Ch.o le* Jenkin- of Villano •
IIOI.DRN "Famous It rand $23.95 Tin' blue riblx.n l.Sou
CHRISTMAS CARDS
m
present some of the wm . ■
t mi Kits
Same ( lothires" PET'S AQUARIUM greatest milers, including v.-:
niMP rit'ud holder John lauid'
k
AT
'4"'35 and PET'S SUPPLIET
•\u. fralia. who has iwen trou;
V iff) bad tendons I^nd* i c
;t02l> S. Cedar St. CHESTER ROBERTS against Britain s Hiian H- •
id
THUR.r FRI.f SAT. ONLY n i and Denmark's Guimar Ni> .
Igniting IV T-o:tlf> •ail I-minute nuU« break'-:
HALLMARK CARD SHOP America's hopes are Don B- •
4| 309 EAST (IRANI) RIVER
(i'n of San J use. Cairf. .Jcpju.-
Walter.* of Los Angeles and T-
S/teeia I Purchases
e-
Wheeler of Glencoe. Ill
Largest selection of ranis in E. Lansing The United States, stii:
Slslt- SllO|l l-eaten after trouncing I' -
113-51. mei ts Russiawin t.»i»
MKYS "Al l. WOOI2 MICIIIIiAN kclball tournament seiiutni
TONIGHT i Mrs. I'HKMIKR Thursda* night
IVY
(xtrap-iii-lurk i
Specials Al l. SKATS IIJI5
1
Mninrsdi)' w«*n'i all Ku**n
track and field, hut alm»*l
S. *w rpt the I It-meter hurdlei
11f
m
I OK llll- I'I KIOKM «\l I. ON LI
a* Lee Calhoun upset Jack l)j*i»
MACKS NOW ON THf SC.ON in record time, and fini»hed 1 '
in the idiot put with world record
ey yej ll-rett ho** tNe S:,*o-e- holder Parry-O'Brien and > ounr
Ki jjukir A ^roup of tire—e- —j. ii.ihiril cage a* (as.o.t BUI Nreder
Calhoun, of Gary. Ind e
15""* 19 " A
rt'thieeil lit .*I I.OO ML/BIRU FESTII tL Davis, the world record Eoo-o -
from Glcndale, Calif b«»th ,
yroup of t-ar foal-, to .* 111.7.7. m he"ci of fHe bi-centtwn'al of timed in 13.5 seconds. chpp«n.
<.« AI.ITY two.tenths of a second "i:
leather jacket- ami got
uoLtitTi; mums record, but Calhoun tin ; -
r SALE: $9W & 12
till
roriloros -nit- . . . 3 f i-n -1 gtenous tastira- Qibr and
O'Brien,
turned «t Travis AFB, Calif
now
peatcri as the shot put champ *
an airman
p \ \i HIGH fIDEUTY Sound of his immortal opera b« tterujg hi* 1952 record wt"
1
, off. toss of 69 feet, II inches
■
I lanm*I*. Stri|»fTM.
ifi iV'A
IMams, Worsteds,
One raek ttf stool
jer-ey liloti-e-. ttitnl
f)f) N (. I <)\ \ N N I
htrrcll IS'amt'tl
llcmng Itnno, J i,*u t* lltjltN
*
■f'.';" il -kirt- anil |io|>lin CoaduCid by Iml itt ii Mtin ti r
Charcoal — («ia> s
One raek of -lieker
pb-ri It moits — I tint's jaekel- ... 1 - tiff. C' lillHELH MI13IULU land
CLEVEIkAND (4h —The c . .
Indians will go into
jaekel- stilli eoriluros
*
1957 Anwruan La?ague
(irceiis
| th« . race piloted by Kerb* F> •
♦ eoll.tr- rethieetl the man who guided the !
|;B;i
. . . to
1ILWI f8ll.ilIIS\iO\K IHtlHESTRt anapohs ^Indians ' in the .' -
J'V.'; J; | ' •
OIIII.R FAMOUS M tmns .*.">.00. e~-d Chofit ar.d_5o:-'et ef fho Vienna State Opt*a nionship m this year's I
[ World Se ries of baseball
r —
•Suds A. t«. 115 (Kt *Slacks 13 9a to 29 50 —
Cost Cleveland Indian*" Genes
J " ' Manager Hank Green berg, w
i
C0.1U 29 9a to 78lH)
low';; ■ S.iPl - BUS CAS* • (BIIMANN • GtUtt.'.Ut Mid he had made up his n.a ■
Star* 33tofm Regular*. Short*. Longs, ExTra Longs. Stouts
about b*
• CRAY -ISNSTU manager
a
nusow • I1JSU new
weeks ago. let the public m
"t, KIM IK IANMM.s ncwisf IM»I I'CMH-NT t tOl Mil KS"
I l'm'1 l/ie Slylr S/io/i for high fashion ami high i/mihls the secret Wednesday night B-
MMITEIl ENCACiKMENT named the 43-ycar-oJd Fair*
s
|&/i
iif fine firier.. ilnring litis Elirislimu ( /eiinirii e. at a press conference, but !
announcement came as no su -
"Slu-i'll;
hi*
pi iso.
HOLDER REID "The greatest opcni This will be FarrcU** first i
|:1
wm FllKE FRANDOR
ever written."
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MICHIGAN STATE NEWS
Winning Weekly AV Honors
n» mr t««nn.%Ttt) p«i«s
Michigan state New,
★ * ' ★
November VI, 1M6 Page Seven Michigan** end R»»n Kramer and Iowa's qtiarterbark
Kenny IMoen c!o*ol out their brii limit college football ca¬
At North Dakota Spiottcr Scores
reers Air unlay by beinr named Associated Pro- lineman
find back
sportscaater*
of the
and
week
br*m<1-
bv *—
the liN since
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THE GREATEST TRUE
ADVENTURE PICTURE
BV JI NK Tt'RNFR ("belli. Selinger was the out¬ season with 7 w ins antf 13 losses. 2iitl Round KO casters. the tmt touchdown on a lft-yard
Spartan jHicksters
«easnn
open
tonight and Fri¬
the standing
19fta-5'i
freshman
season and
from the Although the Spartan record
looks dark, the picture is bright¬ MII.WAt.'KF.E Chuck
Kiareer n-.c.ved
feat*
h.« bwv.r
ran
a
and
41-yard
later added another
d»-h. It.* :t?vard
on
OF OUR TIME!
may prove — m- th,t hetpc.i the
run to the lr»*h one vet up ttic
day w ith high hrtpes of winning the backbone ot State's defense. er than it seems. Of the 17 losses. Spie-er. former Michigan State W :v.'i :•••■- Ah :» Oh • St a* •
n two game series from North The tough defense combina¬ II were bv one or two goal mar¬ TN? iMi.' y C.»!u-.c-u-
*eeond loe . vcore S'ghis never before
star and twice a member of the
. paki»ta on the Sioux home ice. tion of Hbb Jasson and Miller gins. Sevcn__.were by a single r>!.,,.. saw :h« giant wir.gman
The Iuwa hcM genetj- wh.»-e witnessed by
L' S. Olympic team, enhanced
We're not conceding anything. saw action last year while tho goal ami four by two goals. c 'no center of numerous ala>s, sharii call- .n crucial sp« t- were hutr,3n eyes,'
his No I- ranking among the
North " Dakota-— lost only one " play e.t an' ou!.-T.;rvttn« .1c- the key t" the Hawkeyes' fir t
player from last season, center lightheaiyweights by scoring a fic.sive and offensive gj"e He umt nut#M Big 1" championship
John Wade Leading the Sioux second round knockout over -• .red two paves and mad since 1921 ..M l the. Ho , B»a !
will be Bill Reiehart who tied Willie H.tcpner of Hamburg. t.ickles all over the held. tup. mad« the enportur t pl.c
with Michigan Tech'* Jack Mc-
Manus for second place in the
individual scoring race with M
Germany, in their scheduled 10-
round bout
Arena Wednesday night.
at the Milwaukee
I'loen. after being the key
figure in the Hamkete'* narrra*
w ink over Minnesota and IHu«
:n
(>n
(i.»
•he 7-0
fo ittand
•.« r eight,
win ovft
four
he p.»s-ed
Minnesota.
->n tt.
*-i. 1
TUP
points on 28 goals and 23 as¬ Spiescr. fighting out of De¬ '-late, reached Nk peak in the J;m (Jibbrjt - 011 the *»ne for the
sists. troit. dropped his German foe 4H-g victory over Noire Dame t.rst dowr *
the first time shortly after the
SILENT
Another Dakota scorer who JUtUlillUUIIil
second round began for an eight
may cause the Spartan defense
count: After a few exchanges.
difficulty is Jim Ridley who
Fpieser came on with a left.-
nght barrage, putting Hoepner
DANCE TONIGHT
Polio Shot- tl.it hi- back
Lansing Y W C A
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All
from
not had
football
immunization
quested to
players
rountry men who base
their second polio
shot are
go to the Health
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SHOE SHINE
Shop
2lT Trt**n«»cnd
Featuring
2
2
WORLD
Winner of the Cannes F.fn fest al
Center as soon as possible
for that shot, according to
FRANDOR CENTER
FOt'R BARBERS —
BOB EBERIIARTS BAM) 1 Co'Jen Palm World s Foremost
inttmatioral Vjt.. -d»r *»«<•'
the seven team Western Inter¬ lowed opponents 93 goals in 2d
team is working hard" • YOU NAME IT
collegiate Hockey League last league games
F«'i the first time in the his- • I SHOP IT
t>':y ot hockey at MSU Be-sore
three forward lines to inter¬
• I SHIP IT
t.as
i*«>rk limit i it- —
change on the i e Hos.s Parke. • FROM BOP TO
>ear's leading scorei with
FII.M SHOWING
BEETHOVEN
3»' point" on i"> goals and 21 a - tir* lb*, net weight for $.11.*.*
will skate .1- (entei Ih-- orr
vr-ts
COLLEGE WEEK IN BERMUDA''
tween two top sophomore
ect>. Keith Christoffers«in and
pr«»s-
20-30% Ai t. RKVM»«
LIST s
i ;ien Mac Dona Id LOM* I'l %V Ht ( OKI'S Include- —
The Spartan second line will
shown at
All Guaranteed Factory Fresh • *moke Ham—17 lb
veteran Gent* C.ra/ia with
avg—eat into roavt and ham vlire*
team ii.ul uracil lusivt-ly l
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D'ckie Hamilton will crn'v: tin ( lasair,ii - Pup* • Slmvk Tun** O Boneless pork roast—Iran roast—5 lb as*, or 5 trimmed
J,ui in r». t everything in
"ord line with Fred DcYouh"' S, hi»rn He-
— 0«r.
4 • Filling Home Freezers is our business
nets
ana. Sask. will be aided in the
b> reserve goalie Aid.- Al-
tilt
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llcrnic Crimniins. condi¬ HERE ARE THE LAST IN THE
iwi;i|i|i'h Ihv Plate to <•«» f«»r tlie
tioned to winning as a player
and assistant coach of jrreat
SERIES OF 24
OLD GOLD lamttu-* Name's Y«»u Know!
Notre Dame font I rail teams,
resigned Wednesday as Itt- • \nnn /tush Cronhtt Square
diana PUZZLES
University coach af*»*t • Itutrix Sfncq Adams
live frustrating years.
He said he had no plans i>r • Ed {/at on Air film
ttu future. PUZZLE NO. 22 PUZZLE NO. 23 PUZZLE NO. 24
The tinai blow was Pm-.uc • .*'teI son Evans Slrpfurs
t'niversity's ninth sue.-«>si\e
\;ctmy over the Ilooder- m
th.eir traditional Old C>aken
Bucket battle last Saturday
SECT
( rimmins was given a new
foe-year contract U»t year —
over protests of the I.C. student Men's Imported
newspaper—hat he tald school
officials Wednesday he thought ClUf: Thu. university derives its name
CiUC: laM-ated on the »iu>re <»l one -4 the
somebody else ought to trv to
produce a winner, at Indiana, ClUf: Opened in l"7fi. thi* western uni¬
from a portion nf tlie N«»r'h*#■»• Territ«»ry,
It in<-lu
1 * >~j Kraocea W'iliar»l tn on«-» dean
(ienuine English Shell
which hasn't had one since the versity w nariieti fur a great Mormon leader. and women.
in
of women here.
bte Alain - Bo MrMttltnV 1947
ANSWER. ANSWER.
team. answer.
Clyde B Smith tucce**d»*d .Vuwa
Same
McMillin 1948 and loft after
CORDOVAN SHOES
in Addrtm-
AddfMt.
'
ur seasons in which the Hoos-
' r,ly
i< rs won 8. lost 27 and tied 1 Cil» City
Crtmmins' five, teams won 13, CaUega_ ('or leyr
C# flaps—
• *t 32.
Cnmmins went ahead with a
luncheon engagement at the In¬ exception vi j.y i'ltk ch!
dianapolis Downtown Quarter- niAYKRs may now mail their completed seta of 24 Tangle fQUQH TKSE instmctnws cahbnit!
; jck Club and was given -1 1 Schools solution* in accordancr with rule 3 of the Official
'anding ovation by a mixed Tangle School* Rules. Frwft or type your ««"«• on4 rmKrm
r*d of huodreds of Indiana a44rou hack of o»*o«oeo,
r
Before mailing your puzzles, keep an accurate record of your oa
813.95
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an wer* All players should be familiar with the Official Rule* eorao
(rimmins quietly told the w hich appeared at the beginning of the contest Player* are urged To My chockofi, w* tmirate
club that he felt his resignation to reread the rules carefully and follow them closely. Rule No. 3 m »«• onvoioeo OPP'OIH»Ol» f
uaa heal for I.I*. reads: 4" a fW. Tye* or ptia»
odWtw a* iAooa.
He served as boekfield coach 3 NOTE (a) When entrant* have completed solutions to the
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