Ci.UI II* %M» c ool. •iPMTANI WO. 1 IW Hie forerasl f«»r Thursday I* Michigan Wale's '•**»•! „ rinkr* Oral In tetel |i,irtt> tl»u inniflgs «» Milwaukee. ing Friday night's pep rally by Join Rne-r*. chairman of the rally, VV A Sill .V (IT 0 N thai . and Buy* Fitzgerald Sputnik spetl Hmuml the iteeiiraiuts siaj-ting .« double play on a The rally is net for 7:30 in the lundshell. and will feature enter¬ the I iiitod States will.launch w.irlil on a sternly course h • back to the box by Wcs tainment by "Sumpthiu' Smith and the Redhead*." Wednesday nipht, speakinr next March a satellite scien. m He walked only two • ; eight Braves. to earthtanind scientists with tifically superior to tiie one \ .. »M.-er with Herri's 10th World Ser- Em* Slaughter •All in 31 v Bower' a strona new nnlio voice. the liiissi in* now have spin, , The Soviet satellite was esti- liinir throtip h space. :M .• in the third inning gave '" "e 4 in the Naval Hesearrh I he fir-1 ..i » set u > ..i • . . Yd ks a 2-0 edge on starter Soapv (or Tt'lcvisiiig l aU-rattiiv hen tu be circling h V, i . pixTiriuiuii) te t f..it» ia • Bjhl But the Braves con- lit 41' be on c in every 94). 1 u ili go up even e.iiiier. in 1 >« - tight back gamely just • . minute, at an average altitude nmln-1. Kixenhowcr told .i new.* have done alt season Of MSI -I of M Game of about 4oo mile*. roup ten, c I rank Torre. son of a retired Some observers believe the The Brc*ide!it sai l tin* I'niv-t Brookhn pulireman. got one (••.el-made moon is slowing State-, "could h.ivi' pi'Mticc; lurk with 1 Hfth-iuning down and de.seefiding toward a This pirturr wa* taken in Melbourne. Australia, al 7;3K a.m. FST. Oct. K, which Tuesday night run ANN AUBol:. Mifli . • -■•v. William.'* sni'l in l.ansinur orbiting witfilite 1st-...- h*Murr into the lower right Held fitly finish in the friction of Australian lime. Melbourne sources believed thin diagonal light streak was track of Soviet satellite. row " tin) n the Soviep. st«nd* and llank Aaron smash t»m!h\ "I'm B* ;1 in 111power to see" that the denser atimwpheie. but a sjtokrw- Horizontal s'reak* in picture as result of interference in transmission of pirturr by radio. the fir. t in conquot of -ii*t „l 4 | .a I out drive Into the Mii'hijfHii-Michigwii Stall loot hit li game get* on television rnan fur the Naval laiburatoiy spiiec Ho! tie said the. counti v ►aid Brave*' bullpen in left to tie the Saturday. i*fi i in at>\ satrlJit, t. wore in the seventh. I» won r Our pi.rt this." figures ju.*t don't sup* 'Doing Itesl I ('.an*—Fa ill ui* In h,i*r hern lirst. I i*riih»u *< • a.in from 2-2 when Bauer, the the Marine Corp*, it Viu i *i* * Dire, '.r ! i it' f'i Mil If I. • i . A*» ■ : {'. : 37 Army died The sutrllitr'v radio out myslcriouxly signals Tar*, rr merahtc sakl. would the satellite have and meant mili¬ , a r ■ .wing in the set- n-rbodv on ba*c Johnson, who bad r» - Ten i U.rt*. Tug i°<.:i;.niis»!onei Wlis..u file ! Nl \.\ l!| lii k« Dc Kiihm th .. e to • • (luricls night, but thr* came hark after a six-hour scientist* period and thr Navy re ported they were Withdrawal Deemed Stplutioii tary military missiles detriment nf sctrntitic gual* and progress." pr«»»erls. 'to the 1.ITTIF. KCH'K. Ai k gB t" ain-pt pM.icefullv what is l«-. He sio-i ini;.*il. had. re;.I .tt.| Buhl in the third, work- . , • . bring televised • m .ct.* e\- strong and clear on one pa** (i">• Orval F .uibu • «ai«J Wed- 11 l; t-i.tmmnfi down their throat., have, top priority—s'HiN'thin^ t: •• .-'Hint on Bauer to 2-2 me Yankee ttvr right flclder ball down the Ivft t» pti n CrisH body wanted i<» I suggested ih.P if :iriv. uu.u h .th'.in d Honored over Uaahington today. Instead lioe(;, of the original however, they were now lieep- nc*'iay the mil* dilution tu the Little Iti*ck latvgratiun crisis t.* at In iiayonet poim " Washington. Eisenhower Fauhus mcu if he w.r had any asked by nrw-- compraU ililo pro¬ v#thdraw-al of tune Negroes told a news conference at about plan m mind in the integration Speaking as a military man, r-i -line It hit the foul the quarrel should he Willi fho gritinc more of a steady signal. lli.rr he is hopeful situation He replied; , cr and tHwincrd back on the NCAA televise r. pian uiri n«d V|.|...inl>-.I In two Moscow radio broad¬ from Central High Scluxil. the same time l.ittle Rock s«Hin will have the "I have received no sugges¬ Eisenhower discounted tiie .S«»y - moment of confusion. with tiie Umversit.v of Muhigan casts monitored in 1/mdon, Rus¬ Six Negro girl- and three let satellite w.* offering any im¬ a I ail. l I oli.m l , t « situation In hand to the extent tions deemed to he workable." mediate increased threat to I mil Une umpire Frank Se¬ U ilium* firrtl off Irircram* to sian experts predicted their art¬ boys are atlendini? integrated or ificial moon would stay up a classes under protection «»f ted- that he can withdraw- regular The governor" added that he'll American security Nor did jn- rin of the National League and the governing hoard* of the Iw • paratrooper* and federal¬ listen to any plan f"»- .1 leasi.n- spesik with concern of Ku.*m.<\ third base umpire Joe PoparelU Ihirtv.seven Army HOTt' lung time eral troop* •>n' into Little Kwk army universitir* and Ihe presidm'* ized National Guardsmen now mhie compromise, deidaimg; simiitr cailefs hav«- heen se¬ Brof Valerian Rraaovskv re¬ Kept 24 »>\ I 'resilient Eisenhow¬ progress on intermediate and 0f the kmertcan gave thai to find out wh* the game wa* integration dutv at Central. ■ 1 don't want to appear ada¬ intercontinental missiles. ported the experiment ha* er. Fauhus ha* demanoiHt on whirling sign with the right not being tclevi*ed. lie added, lected a ^ I hstintfui.-heti Mili¬ The President indicated he mant >r arhitiaiy." The Chief Executive conced¬ proved that the upper atmos¬ ond the White House refused hind indicating a home rnn. "if the Nt A A i* rr.*pon*ihle, I d Asked what he plans to do tary .students, il was an¬ phere is morli colder and ha* a Withdrawal of th«' soldiei- think-, the crisis never would ed that uu mixxiles The hall had struck the or rem like to know that too." next. Fauhus replied: wish nounced today by Colonel lower density than previously Fauhus told i«i. tic-. heen detected, but the other "1 don't think it Is p(»ssihlr keep the nine Negroes out of I , tals and all the other things we bounced hack became it wan a Fauhus Monday accused out tickets are wniois rind t!. h.i-v 1! Hare. N«nv Bal'i- broadcast spoke of a speedup of at this time with the Nrgrors Central. He withdrew tiie on haye to kn*w." h»mrr the minute It hit the duty at the school would be their last v t.-.m v ... >:.senioi wns name.! Cadet 'apprfgimately 3 seconds in ev¬ In the school." guardsmen Sept. 20 after a Icd- soldiers on But he said that I can't >ay wrren about 313 feel from home cial district court mdercd an of following white girl students that I am disiatistivd " He aid. Piltr students to waiifi their aum ( and Ani<> Rt>Ti Bri- er) ^4 hour? The contradiction* The governor called with¬ beat Michigan." r'..nu uinder a: a gather¬ wert* pot explained. drawal of the Negrue- fi' tn «n.t to uitvi fereiwc with Ce.-i- to dressing ixwan* where the too. that ' I don't know what wc nr-4 Turtcy went to MS!' Army c.ntv'- < Another . Mosrow bmadeast school the core of a "cooling off" tials integration program, the girls ihangv clothes for gymnas¬ could have done more" Crifcler replied that the N'<' \ A ing <•: " rw»:B on a hitter. One heard in fjondnn touched on tiie tilst in Dun capital r.ty ium classes. While Eisenhower sjwdcc with solufmn • television plan n »;>. i - »•;. D {<• :iv ROTl* Convoc.i- plan he espouse* .I a • • 12 pitch to Tofee for the fr" -M • u.ght political aspects «»f the satellite, to the giciit intcgiafioii crisis. White adult mob* rioted out¬ The allegation was heatedly an an of comiHisure and c "crazy" to contend that the ness to be allayed, time for liti¬ o| the lAlst Airborne Division U'fi deep Met.ud • studv a' the Crmlrr gov: th:. rgpUnafiof. vtanding qualitir* r>( |radcr*hip, Felix Mantilla on 3-2 in sphere was threatening the and of the federalized Nation.il er, in command of a!l federal While House .oil ri*ewhr-tc gation and time for the |«opic - > in "There are at lea : th;ee col¬ high mor.il «haiarter and niili* • c i,h;h and he lost Eddie American way of life. Guard. forces on integration duty in the adnunistiatioii, l.irv aptitude. vi>- -v. on four straight ball# lege games piavrd within .• tK>- In thr signal* from the satel¬ While Faubu* and Eisenhower Little Kirk. This was apparent. f»r one mile sad;U-- o f tin" trart>n-;itn r > In o.tde.Mi;;. each t>MS fia.- an ; the ninth. next Soturt'.uv whiii, ,u accenul • a- ;. -t .ttanding .n the upper lite. he said, the people of the '5H Wolverine weie standing firm in their po- thing, front the fart that thr Turley passed Mathews . < world "hear an appeal for *,tion-. the nine Negroes went President was ready with a long, the ninth, putting the gr.ee with the plan prevents any possibility of t:,e M»ehig.i- r t i r. •• orutiiii' <•!*.«« pki> high *Und- iUb|(V'ls a'ld peaceful cooperation. . Dr. Fred L, Whipple, director Lontrad* Due tniough another "quirt day of in¬ Day-Long Rally formal statement at Ihe new * ' . i on base, he really tegrated ciaii.srs al Central High conference and personally read u Aaron who fouled Michigan State game being tel* - — >• Ul la.l'pu,. actlVi- of the Smithsonian Astrnphysical The school fur heen outwardly Mated Friday II later for television and news- Oct..211 in Office • *n on Vised as a YclitHit exception Observatory at Cambridge, for scvcia! day, with reel - then took two. strikes. ( rlalcr mentioned the Western serene cameramen _ was a curve and the T> ft ivUscted arc Mass. said there would be n» ic.tlessness among »!* 2,000 lii Spartan Spirit It summarized what thi* v'-.m- »rcr. Covington saw a .Mlchigan-H«iw ling Green M»ie M . and curve slide pa . t I niversity game at Bowling J..' | i Imlrf, llriiioii Mtrb") 184-pound globe tails. apucF in the 105B Wolverine A pep rally that will extend •"M'U! satellite eongi atu'a*. i Green. Ohio; the Toledo-Marsh¬ conti.nt- by - * f re he bounced back to f«»r the game-ending all game at Toledo, and the Hill*- *»ft•»v W I *. i '.;jh iiiMiKh, * "lif « fi'.imni. KirhaiO |.riFf.it, Jotirt |i viartin i> f urell, 1'urrait. FIo*b- If it fall* to within of earth," 100 miles Whipple said, "it will must sign Oft. their 20, aecordtr.fi t<> Jennings IJnion Scene from late afternoon Fndav midnight is planned t»y Spartan ' • Russia for her diseiaiined ,.m uhievimx-; - »r * -, I; • • ,m.i race dale-Albion game at Albion. s v rapidly grow red hot. its skin Bird, organizations editor. Spir it a> a warm up to the Mich¬ {•■lay. * 1M|. with other nations l>* » ' the aeeond Wnka had to play atralght game. fie said ju t It* rxiNtem »■ of one game tn the ar< a war t nougn oiliFt. |n4.Mia|>«lM iNflurle In* Thomas lamri I F !••*, IOfuhr. will melt as well aa some of its interior and will fall very rap¬ Letter* have been sent to tie pretidents or advi.*«; of most Of (aillisioii igan game. A' 3 30 a coffee hour will he and The statement answers D.«» ant question* fi>i:|.|i4inrn, kin. aging took place in front »f eording stai , Soiiicihin' Smith particuJ.ir rued t/. be riisturtapd waive »r-> .objetto »• >• Iiffcr rt W I jlia.it i lanunr Hair atmosphere of the earth. Any organization whu h dr« and the Itedtiead*. top entertain¬ about Soviet »nlv aa a pinch ruaner Michigen S'atCs Union al 3.30 flrtivffie* in the II |jl<'ii6r, trlrh William J not receive a letter ihould come Monda* game aad waaa't casting tl.i Ann Arbor game, It *rl>. I Mn..ni I)avi4. H I.aahr ment for the rally m i lor 1 30 satellite and m. • d flrld and to the Wolverine office for in¬ Wednesday night mi .it Wednesday. ^Tho game At Toledo i* a nigl t lurMala. s \ h'nnriH J summer*ills. V t Mfloc I niim Hourd Itoner A car driven by W F. Doyle, the hand shell no ccunpeilmg ie.i>-on f,.r put* mi. h Ji formation the clubhouses came the "game, The game a* Baiwiing hit Director of Athletic* B-gfi'c t.nfi our own program* on a l^rsco, win nee of the Wf MHITBAI I . Baste 3 I'lnnnnl for Snturilnv Contracts can be signed m 1 u Uuomg businessman, w- luiMdside wnen Do vie ato.-mp' Munn will make a short p« e-1 ;* there All! he a fire speed-up of the baiiistu* minlk • This very informal record Organs/alious receiving letter* • " ' «•*?» threw the perfect Heporled Oowii dance will be $.75 per couple, are reminded t/» bring the en¬ turning from the circlo drive di- iretlv in front of the Union da.'w vi lli e tip; Aud lot to o the rpuxp: Keiin liar is program i* m nouaiy being Mi Kirov related this considered ^ - Brooklyn, Oct A cr.ou,: i-r'r.r s off '< according to Tom Baird, Sagi¬ closed information shecD with when the aixidr-n! zxxurreil to the Soviet jwte!.:te mi naw junior. thorn. , Spahn's illness prob- aUapccUvl A.^n flu cmms was ground* that the pov\cr of the 4 force Manager Fred icportcd Tuesday by Michigan IIIimmI Drive rocket* which propelle cai; on Lew Burdette, State Univcrvity health e>ffK-;a!.<. From 14.000 lo 76JNN) i an-madi* moon aloft was evi¬ 4 l*'b-Uxne winner, to The health cuntcr reported Mccliii" Tonight dence of Soviet progress with • ts isuite*, only 8" ca^ Tue.wiay that could ^ •-e seventh. The fidgety A meeting of all living unit Stadium Has History of Changes... *r..;rr w-ho shut out the be diagnosed as the new Asian tin ('apilol Hill, the clamor Fdohtd Drive chairmen will be far the admiuMruUan tn da 0 Monday at Milwau- fiu. There were only 85 student# Jx !d today at 7 p.ru. in 93. Union Hee V. H. M4MIN, rage I * be working with only ir« the hospital for ad causes. Thi> will be the only meeting .* '• rcs- Spahn, winner of A university spokesman laid cf 1*0.000 rapacity. At season's a close second, with the press President John A. Hannah iu- (oitrrrnmg U»c UctoUu 21-25 discharged By MF/FTTE BAMBCV -nning £»unday thriller. 74 students were sucd thi* xtatcment at ihe time iVlitioniiifi Opens • *" A tiew-name adorns the puf- end workers began the present box coming third. Fall Blood Drive. ' answer all questions concern¬ fare* Tuesday morning coovpar- the west upper stands, and sea¬ sigmfk-ance for the current gen¬ this Fall's Blood Drive. more seaD, a new title hag been The balcony reaches a n ing Petitions for Student Traffic ed with 118 cases Monday equivalent height of a 10-story son ticket holders on the ea-t eration of alumni, fans and stu¬ added Macklin Field is now Pamphlets, posters, and sign-up Court membership itpened Wed¬ Jo.liriiiry Frthion* morning. Spartan Stadium. In 1923 the field accomodated building with the top seats 102 feet off the ground. Upper. The new cast stands hold 8.848 and trie vvtrd hold 7.t»JP5. dents. - "Beyond that, wc have found cards will be issued to all liv¬ ing unit chairmen. nesday for any under-graduate coed with an all-tvllcge 2-p»unt, f M'oilalile Until Friday Tall (anln^fnN 14-flOO, and wag little more Uian Harold Lautner, MKU's Land, The original cost wax $HiO.Of»o many uses for the stadium hav¬ a cording to Dean Tappas, River scape Architect, declared that it in 1823. Now with a seating a A Social chairmen af crowd of only 29,000 could be in the stadium are between the dollars, . the Student Government offk*e * -wirrn Wednesday by Mrr- t»*cn J (eel « inches and 5 Iwt The Stadium got its first of¬ "It pccmed to member* of our men's and wwaea'i living seated in 1935, goals of the playing field than anytime between now and Tucs- aaaoc. chtH juatice. > inches Mil. irleresiert in per. ficial name in 1925. It- was governing board and to others The field was finally sur¬ any other stadium in the coun¬ day. Thoae coeds interested Jnr.. powtwna are (arming enleruinmeni (or »n named Macklin Field in honor who were consulted that a rounded by a permanent seating try." The percentage is given sholild get petitions in as soon malev Msnr (ooCb.I1 time hnlftime. «r« - of John F. Macklin. first ath¬ name of more general signifi¬ as 65gw ■ as .possible. The deadline for . to mart in Km. «. 1- irrMI««ncr.t to in?. There wes The west upper aland* in the 1 letic director and a coach of cance Would be appropriate and rttuntog thtm Is i pjn. Tarn- . r^*bons men". Cm* IWdv Mt **> (or M.PHO, balcony arw-ectually the best all apprta at MSU from 1914- we decided upon Spartan Sta¬ MlKi An MmSm tfcu wis. < . . ■■ - - Ae State New* a public nervier, the rarric* daily lid* UN i MS1"« ?."».(WW Student* ami Faculty W Hi Read D.iil* hv ing* of organization meeting lh? eftdeK U.S. I The L.VO-•. I*. UJtrir Michigan S'ate »>w m 1? ) . 1! »n.;f '» im.vt* witc. -CK New* Vi publfbrd b* fc,u^.e',t* !' • afluul vol * oi the no *" »•>v " t., •«,rvc t.'.i- best WT.ilj drive » w. L. ,, t(u. «* whether it ,.,.r uf the AsS-nUted Urei. A««Ka.U«» .na AssuciaieU c time* and torial page ing* THIS WEEK ON PI S and INFORMATION. place* on the under the edi¬ head¬ CAM- lli—il .. rf t'r.M In order that we may bel¬ l.MTEl I" I'.I'IT Twi ter Nerve our reader* we a*k ,r. - Ti I hut ■•'. I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT 5 i that certain item* of infor¬ H'wlnesdn: mation be Inrluded in every NEXT ftOOC! i entry submitted. approval i For both THIS WEEK p!a" vvhicl Far Fasl Uiinlcn (publhhed every Monday) and INFORMATION day through Friday ) we a*k (Tue*- • roi of ou : visr 1' S amt will that name of the organiza¬ Undo Sam .•••ii! A Lies on tion. place, date and time of meeting be included a* the name and telephone well •a! ..J! dot cor Im Ma • T I • fi.moiis riporl on (ho nchhwMneni* a* number of the representative •ed by Mold nnnoutu'od that 80".0"0 Chi- • t»f 111- fi V.iltit i„. i.yMy turning in the information. vv uvi .• killi'd to ostidilish his m »• j'Mvef nnu'it. hi-i tmn 'iiii'ry hi . , For THIS WEEK entrie*. a brief de*rription of the meet¬ ing mar he included, such a* life (m Be - • victim world Choir 1 M hi- |irt*Tiiit*r niwl f«»r» it'n Tnmistor. n*min«l- I he featured speaker, etc. DOUBLE SENTENCE STRANGE NOISI .. .'T.amen im Mm* i.pf*. -iti." thi* rhim'sp foninninint I'ortv All notice* must be turned TOLEDO. Ohio (J»» — Donakl irtJftBS, N.M bPt—-Tv. On the i .1.. if tt n« ,j. t,. «*!\i Mh- imp res** ion that tho.**e killoil in at the State New* office Brewster, 20, who stole a type¬ hearing a very peculiar Pretddept I here." a woman call." I x 14 pr 1 ;i hirm r mtrnlmr. by 4 p.m. of the day preced¬ writer from the University of out u. r i vi- police, "and I wish you . multi-natioi ll imi — i..?i u.i m.oU* By Mao and Chou thai China ing publication. Toledo bookstore so he could his girl an engagement come out and find out nulcr space ,1 natural ralamilifs, mimnintf flood* and SHADES OF THE WILI) WERT buy ring, got the same treatment making it." purposes. ,.| rr..|.s Thtwv wli.. Imvo mail nit China know that Police sjx'd to the e Iriiu c. Far LARAMIE, Wyo OP) — Lara- from the girl and a judge. When (••ted allies I'll]! failnrci aiv nut ilia- to natural calamities edge of the city where the ,,t'Vn I n ie city snriitatian Charles Wal¬ judge John N. McCabe asked direct Ame was reported to fiii'lit'-mnvr result- of iwssive resistance durinrr ton w(»nt(»*is n<»y\* whether the him how he was getting along Police found a cageful • Uti'H'S. Brewster said li the Chine e peasant plants a crop hut does not .•utonv'bile really ha* replaced with his girl, tretonging to a circus T*-c Briti the horse. During or.e 24 hour "she's put me on probation." were asking for their ov •ap iiaticus • •f Hcorrhptl nnrth in j priori. Walton received five The judge said "that's good meal in the only way U.»- t haW' he. I'h, complaints of horses running enough for me" and put him on MM* |U itive*iit«* 7-W33 after I.I ed of -Itch . \u* t tddayN ' 5 da,i $1.45 104 gl.««*r« in ca-e Contact T > fi'l'tl u« Antu iput ,IIK . 12 •. • imdudiug the c«»*t <»f the g-4«w».t ui hnl"iii' ni I nit. I ADDITIONAL CHARGES MOBft.R HOME M te.t I- Si I. It til. m 1 In the erdioned ai»'i.e aim.»-t l.uuu int.. paikiri|< h. >| ■ .r spaiH** •n •»t .!'»■ being, iiiquo* ett lor aach word ovar 15 South»e<«t*r-. Fir.i*h»M in mahoganv Wall t » uall raiuelin* over hard REAL ESTATE i t.I 'hi- . pi .it surfacing and about two 4c par day v««od rvue floor in 13 foot living room hedr«M»m four pie< e hath FAST LANSING THHt prwiouaiv tuif• • ( ISc • or motiev ami prill- .oe in living Neat bill.r cKar.a Hide- A-Bed older hove - timiwiM \r room T'i It has P. « ..Ill armament u< Mi I' im.* ' •tely lu rt , roo 'i Rv student Phone OX 8-23M home m e*iellent « gid A d" l.ti'Ki*!ration F. >• ,m .i tnd .< teen Miicwii inI•» an efturt to *1.1 Sill t have Immediate orru I list. iijt.Ih ..ur iMi\s that ha\»- novermnk O«M» t ■; I think tt wl-.u ha, evej had anything AUTOMOTIVE ir.»> nu>deled througlneit *13 e.-ntam the lb <1 t hmee in the territerv which thev tuav 1.1 •■! 11\ lung art t|. .lit v* : I It pi"bU-Mis on i>t ufl-ranqe s ONE BEAK BOW ma»chin* Cnn«i.1 Xfa»earet Nrrar* rimerMiy. the si.it. •i*il "t .-\I:i j 'tiilu •• P.- Set .•(' g»if riulm bag, »txxi IV 5-*"*.» Fa hold We M all have to tight for Japan, the Philippines ami reaidenne M P. t dot s Ui fas last para ■ reasons lor mi. h a hu\. been ' evpl.*»nend.*nt Ilinr. »h > Spartan ne I'mtlul Ha* !»" TO 17' televKUon «et* A* lna( BEAUTIFUL WHITF. BRI' I'nivei silv. as w« II as to the should we ai'tee to the projMisition that probl 11) ft»i id tti«*\ oe w» il known *!'•- a* *}*i»5 to *0* .vt Three-apeed au- onial Four large bedrooi ITierefore. wh> Hound 1'iiitie dtrm.'i individual F i this reason there exist* the Fac¬ t.iujiic phonograph* Heguhir price n.inneted den With full hailing out the government of Mao T/eTutig and Chou and t.« b> the University adminolrw' I MS PLYMOUTH BOON m #•• •Si .Vi Mie price $.v« AUo Import¬ bonlnhefvea Two firepla«-e- ulty-Student Motor Vetucle Commrlt* whieti iMagjllnn Motor run* well Cmilit«W ed gifts finm ail over the woild E.i«t pine Kitchen with large re- 3% the large part of the .student In..!,. Fn l.ai i- to our uitcn t ' S\ 1 , ' W hat is the reason" u The reasons are these ' 1 > The automobile pre¬ hears the parking problems of both student* arid I Tom rr» 2-IS4IS -after • .*) $> I anting Radio Sale* IIX W Grand nv»m On excellent resident> < brought n t'orreitlv. John Fo '< v l»u ■ has turneil Mie proiwisition sent* the same rostly problem to this I'niveiMty staff and mav make r«*c-ommrtulations or adjust¬ IS» mrVROl FT Ct.UH .-..uo* River. T. LaruUng IPS Near Bailee Mnal. wnv»' 1 I ram pus Show n hv ap«» io break of the Ilii'iMi unit the neutralists to whom a dollar today ay it does to every other university, euuui un,*. ment* to the Motoi Vehicle Regulations Rr.. d blue, New u,inl (. h A-l con¬ dition N>w tire*. Radio he.cet turn FH wiin «ud*-Mver KKNMORF AUTOMATIC WASH I oclv Con* »<•> owner EO > Fxcelient r<»n- There »s also the University Site Planning Of¬ looms t«»v large ami blunt them to the tremendous loss business distriet. industrial area, or i M.< r renter fice that work* in ctdyuntimn with thi* commit¬ eiiia'i S.V*fl Phone FO T-41X31 rrunn dition ,1*M l.ilar Avenue 73» between t*u-live pm Wedue** ltd SERVICE of life that it will tiring in the future. Correctly, the Sec to which tin* automobile is attracted It is tee and the Campus Police ami make* recommen¬ t«W IkV) ffORTON WRINGER tvoe n«»t possible to «el funds from the st.de legisla¬ Good condition George L re tan of State reads the history of this miserable regime. w#«ber Pt AVMOVS PEEK PER* 1 dation* t" the University on desirable extensions t'WT CHEVROLET TUDOR Killoa *14 D Maple I-.ne, East Ian- ture to pay for any student paiking < 31 The pre¬ MA vers •( popular price r ★ it ★ of pat king aiea.* and roadways and other physical roaqre Power glide, power pack -■ e I'h .re FH ?-»13 J-3WU vious $5 fee was woefully short of pnvmii any power tMakc* Rid"). «Mher extras Chiang Kai-Shek has recently written a hook. "Soviet facility connected with the automobile ar>-t : *-«• between five-t,e%en pm FtS-O appreciable part et !h.- diteet cost to the Uni¬ ] believe the Faculty-Student Committee ha* Hawthorne l-ane 1«W HOUSING rOOTBAM. MfCHmAN tcsstj Russia u« t'hiiui," in which he recounts in detail how the Attention Methodist Stride' ' versity of huiIdiUK student parking facilities It done we;: a difficult job and !,.«s always been re¬ Wealev **oundat!nn bu* u " 1*43 HUDSON JET Radio heater 1 Russians and the Chinese Communists fooled him and other costs approximately $200 per automobile to build ceptive *. thoughtful suggestions relative to the white watt* hvdramatir New motor 1 MFNT FURNISHED UPSTAIRS APART- Ann Arbor at (*•' If Ju Tli-ee rw., with bath * tljl I an asphalt surfaced parking spare Phone IV 7'2.XU after five pm tut t'tilitiea paul No chlldien or pet* j will •'en u" at W ealev H Chiilese lie says: automobile i am always happy to have any stu¬ lane Thursday even Hrv ho! It's plain to set* that if the University borrows I'bone |—d car tot tile hath 'Arge cloaet* tins does not take into account the maintenance remolded Phooe TU M> IIar*Id H. Laalner Jam E Michigan Avenue !«• cedar and linen closet Private and and evening* 4*?remeni same threat of Communism. Often it is not easy for most noon* each year of repairs, imhtinrf. policing and snow r I front hack Rear Campus Landscape \rrhitert MERCURY FOUR door Mere- trance opening into garage Beauti¬ entrance* en¬ fc»n rcprt removal that the school mti-t absorb some way w.rTv YOf WANT , people to realize the presence of this threat in their midst, There is still a question whether the new $15 fee * * n-eutir dttioii tranamtaalon Be*t offer Excellent cn- 1I0S-A Univerwtv ful ground* •urroundinr* on the *n«"»d~ for vnv #lance« n Util- t-WM for the Continental" ami by the time thev do. it may already be too late . . bend of the Red Cedar River • "1'AM the legitimate cost of the student automobile Village rn Mill im Kali, Kali —Kali! pays Hie* furmahed Very desirable for Why do. people exaggerate the volume of foreign trade Second, Mr. Paulet mentions the situation of 1«M LINCOLN COSMOPOIJTAN fa*-wits housing married employed Refer¬ ngirine WATCR. CLOCK AND lew• -n. •tudent traiple No children jPI y or k gu.-a-'—4 when actually, in comparison with the total economy of Mm , the barracks tenant, or those married student.- in Alt eaulppcd T^D ro-dlMon ence* reoutred Sno W Grand River To the Idttsr; Bonner * Sunoco Station, *1* E 109 the Utlited States, it hardly equals a sneexe upon the Avenue, Wilfumaton the apartment areas These students f<»r ther? Grand River It* apartment rent have the Use of one storage oar Hu* "ditorial. "Rah, For Ovir Side." in the Oc- 'ocean? If a calculation was made of our trade with China ♦Udicr H give* the stmfigcxt p*Msiblr evidence t ATE MODEL SIRVfwvrte Like THREE LARGE ajMrtmeut on west-aide Con¬ ROOMS bath. spnew near their apartment, however, under the Portict. 44 V Upper since ISld ami our contributions to churches, hospitals ami new Contact Genre* f.u supj.au! of the view which the editorial hoped venient to down • town fanaing Motor Vehiile Hcgistration they an entitled to Abbott. Hood. rD 7-tWM in* Stove refrigerator furnished *44 schools over that period, including the numbers of Chinese drive their car, under certain restrictions, to the l» vanquish. K47 RUfCK ROADM ASTER cm- nlu* uldibea or t*> utilities paid — FOR THE ve- who studied at American universities at the expense of the The I'Kurmrnt, locking supportable evidence, is IV 1-1941 11- vm» urnnt Jin VnnrbeH 13 paiking lots shown in the printed regulation veriihle Automat e w*~iV>w* white Em one American Government since the Ruxer Rebellion in 10(11, Therefore, thev p«\ the same $13 fee Uiat a com¬ hoilttd up« upn^ihe >n«»ulder of mflamniatiiry ad- wal'a owner Ver* r<-mm*Hon, Ph»~e EtV 3-^31 Private 114 rOLLRGK APPROVED SLRKPTNC, muter frOrn Uiruung or elsewhere pays jective*. «mbiguou» term* (eg. radical and con- ro,..ni* E»r mew student* |4 ner w»NNY DAVIS ORCHIUH the balance is against »* (•ervaUwrv and imaginative conclusion*. Perhaps week, parking privilege* TV 4-W> 6:-:r • And .vet this Chinese Communist government preaches Third. Mr Faulet refers to the changes or im¬ invwltve is an easy substitute for critical think¬ EMPLOYMENT 10 Vtrstr TN EVEirv nv> provements made in the parking ntuation since NICET Y EITRNTSMED THRCE-hed- LvngR Combo ED f-d«F» H hate against us as though we had aiwavs done that coun 1.1st year A careful hxik will show that there ing. but the prof4s».*or il likely to urge that the PART-TIM* MALE college stu¬ room heme Adults onlv No pets student du, not more independent thinking, but dent* needed f« r Meat work 1X-M Available November t to Mav 1 P«tRA PfRS fRUVOEi try evil. has been real piogiey* in the improving and ex¬ hear* wrwekh *JJ weekly for thoee Close to rfcurehe*. school* and down _ Mane otbe- «HkPu> treat* The historic truth (CM)c we have served China as we truding of parking facilities on campus The a ' ghef quality of the sum*. who auabfv Ca- neat appearance 'ov n relieve ISaher tn»* tme In 1 DM Rbt IV Mi SF" permit, commuter, and stoi age. parking on ) 1 p m Ask fo* E w roller )ti • rTONOI." ' campus now- total* over H.tOO spaces The w» Mr Roger* t(* strictly from the heart! taped campus area which the student has daily at ihe sue.* tinw avoiding the tired old Idea* •no* AND ROARD W t P-n PA»T-TtM* SALESMAN to work r. IV 4-^. a. vffc* to after 6 p m and over thv wex'kcud* of radica. professors and agmg mteHectuah" h»r Laree cemmration, if intereated AivommtKtates over 4,800 additional car* Thiv >v ISict. I! .e l "Ugge*t the reading of The Ostildrr in «M"i» t ta* - ttVI weeklv SART SIDE EUBPtNO Crossword Puzzle a bite* total capacity of almost 13,'MM parked ajjtomo- by Colin Wn'soft jagg 24) anu LmersMMa fram C/ha«M by stuart Hoiroyd (age 22» Phone IV t-4—i f-sr appointment tin wen •oace. haa$eil~ good tecati IHI SRUONUT SHC» native share fear jggg J4 Winder HI tHt|l |»*ivr. I'll 4IRMTN VW'CA JL'.NMHI 4 4H N4 IL USED EtmbtTURE EXTRA Sm-,g «-*»e he»b afwme. 15 Outer parts 41 C Amer. ' 6 30 Hw. 311 7 p m . Union B.*ard Hopm. Amett* t»ht*- xrg- N«» -moking FD tdgrn Open fp» IweaHeel l»* 1 tree p m, 33 Union p m . % INhuwd bed II HaUJ SgluUCfl ef Yeettrdgy'a Puiili Kv er green SPARTAN < HRKTtAN Chat'*. AwMi dreaa»T Xfi*,-e!Une»u« IS Krg'vU 42 Hint «um K item* TV S-b4»4 ifia I ESI.I* ONI half block * a»d eo'ler k*r»l« 19 Di»tuib 4b Look * p m . Old Crvllege Ma amvrk %>• mh irrv or rRU.OHHMIP Ifirhfevn TVnrKJe mom ontleee an. IHItt X 5, Youngsters wm-i-ooi m;n. nmeed Private bath 21. Correct jout n« r i aims cmori's mm: CIVIL IM.INLLftx PH NIC 7 20 pm. IMhel Manor. r-rr. Geo" rnndtltcn. 4t»t-R tn yjue. 15 ' 23 Bu. k«t 4? I'ei iud of 1 Nigerian s, Rubber Uee 6 30 p m., ACROBATS CXI R t-ne washer . \\ihtiovk itancry»ft Fork. KawtF-orne *D 7-T748 jm ! 24 Spinning t;me ti be 7. Drearily ritibMKDicxL socim *PARTAN NAtt. pt« Leads One 4ii Crafty MS 2 Ft winter B Grating 4 p m.. Fai It* t*. Union 4:30 pm , J«meon (Gvmnas- iACI BRAUN and hi. ^ " toy# EO i-MTI Mt Mir dancmg t V To hammer r 4^ tmesis report 9. Fart played « AVTI.RRI RT i Ll'lt » pm. 34 Union. ties Areai . ' 46 u 29 Swiss Sit. .Not l ifiht 3. KraiiraS 10 fatron sain! (tlllORx rotm APARTWRHT BRgWlRR 4. Watched of lawyer* USED RICYrt*. NEW tires seat. VtDO een» car. ton 51. At any .130 p.m. Main houngo, h-»*ket Best aff- bnv, t Contact _ arte 30 Betimes time poet secretly 11 Passage of Michigan State News Umon Chuck B«s*rx. ID I-Y45 tag 447*4 Scripture r- r- IB Stars PWIIIL RISK rOVMUlOl* oooh comb- r- r- T~ nr T~ V •i ROTS RICYCLI PHONOi :SA«M R' V| r "EM. RADIO II T F a- 20. Creasy 21. SmaUca e ri 30 jun. TMKTA SIGMA PHI Kappa Delta House. Publi>k»d ->n clam 4t«t M*a4«r fridar Include* Burma M *nn Vt. Phone RD J-47'.I after •OSONAL •14-B one il . V4 21 Daybreak .tna rummer term. And one ypectAl RlWitN. || ; 7 p.m., Muml Room. Union winter and scrtng term*, weelity, .. — durli MAYVAfl WASHER vrrRTTMr.. T" ami lain Wrwi Knterrd a* aewnd rtae sr TT 23. Fend 25 Stuff IMIOK ROARD SOCIAL fre*hm*a twur hrum. eammer met'er under act «X V*?ch 5 irre at the p** ttirf. B««t LafMtnf. Mt>S »»OUR» rweHwerednr P3MBW RP »-687E after *;* pm UN Reasonable wticrr iintURg la, Student OR AND ~~ 26. Awned coMMrrrrr Vtad *ub«,neiion* pwjaMe uy I«r awe term, M. for raw tanm, ¥~ t4 TR IgbR yn Mm. ED 1 Ave 5I i: 27. Canvas 4 p m.. Union am.. IWrd Room: Union tUvard floor P M for three ler-r-t El in mtMO COUCH GOOD rondt- b FLORICULTURE |1>RI'M Member r<4 the laUnd CUdy Pre** AaodatH Pm* and the AwxiMrd Uon. gSb ED I-I74R after 4 SO p m Ly, F7"r Jl? shelter v oilea»Aie Frr*M jmasst.PON i 21 Girl's 7:30 pm. Seminar Room, "Xw Nwnxrwr MART MUD- TT W7 w If ir nickname AIRPORT* UNIFORMS TWO e-4* Si ^«ar5L, RP 1 3 V 90. Discover Hort Building. PRRfUUNQ RIFLES girfome ver Una blue*, one Site 4t. F* bkW *»» dimmer, sil¬ ion two tickets " > the Oust Drtve-tn M W JO S3. Theater fcfe. r J IT ! I ir ■attendants 34. Skin: 7:30 p.m., REFORMED CHRISTIAN' Dem Hat!. H«vw4 Dave Reard - CRURRBI STUDENT SPEllALl Ml lamps ""»• T^b'e *r»d tv>rtable radios CONVSMNT TO CMMi IX pm Fx ' 1□ I jr mXOWSMIP •:33 pin^ 35 Union. C'ty BBMarUI Pace KBMar Da*tB re-Jtai Ryan* (MltMV AtttmOat airedet •1tt» w, 2JJHJA IMrne-soeed -ec>rd O. *- nnnwHte Vlev.ee oUe- • lw"d -4 U4< M,1 Ca,. mE l W tr E J hm M, iSnhwi flNJt. lw iMdiu E«ectrie Com- pany. IM W. Grand River. • (•—U. V.O0O.-, C,Mf —i-, - t'ft a not. 4M> fS ■* |. H ~Ms YE ,-NJ. '• •Night Stall trader SOm. « .« • jU 4M* I f mm A* Ja Bnte e — a K«- V "T A ■R WWBS m* HP #■ El A ■■ 'mil'-La 7- K JL ■ . ; 1.1 m m %f HIOfin AN RTATt WBWR October in. 1957 Pns Thru* lr II. C. Lodge Snubbed Minister Ike's Guest Your Key to Better Values , , , WASHINGTON stf>oned his departure Dovr-r- and received the same at a roadside restaurant in Del¬ for Ghana to accept the invita¬ ti e rtirieiit. aware. to breakfast with'- him tion to Washington Eisenhower's breakfast invi¬ today at^ the White House Eisenhower extended the sur¬ The White House said Vice tation demonstrated th** chief I'.S. Kiii|»ha*i*«-a prise invitation a few hours af¬ President Nixon would atU-n 1 executive's reaction to the res¬ and Mi-tile Control ter learning that the visitor.vK. the breakfa.-t. Nixon taurant Incident which occurred A Gbedctnah. had not been aT- Gbedemah had dined in each Monday night, the White House lowed to cat in a Dover, Del , ether's homes in the past. said. I'NITEO nations, n.y. restaurant because of his race. Hi"! Sutherland, the minister'-; The state department swiftly I'. _ The I'. S. stressed The restaurant is operated by private secretary, will accom¬ followed up the President'.* Wednesday the need for UN Howard Cook under a Howard pany nun here but James I" 'vnvo by analogizing formally to lldgeitv, the President's pres the emba>>.v of the newly inde¬ approval of a ilisarmament Johnson franchise. secretary, said he knew noth. pendent We.-.? African nation. p'.m which emphasizes con- Gbedomah told audience in New York Wednes¬ a luncheon "The Department of State ;rul of outer space missiles. I ninii lloiiril I'ii-Iic* greatly regrets that this irtei- day he had contemplated fifing I' S .Assembly's 82-natirm ambassador Henry Cabot will so before the UN protests with the L\ S Govern¬ ment and the Howard Johnson 'lliury* Tirki'l Suit'* e. i.i gop l ha- oecurred involving a vi>i11>r.' friend and distinguished said an announeemen? Take vacation fun restaurant chain, but that since Students are urged fo sign up »• if a! committee Thursday to the President stepped in. "I for the Union Hoard trip to sc. ,• , :T debate bound to be in- think 1 will forget all about it." •The Diarv of Anne Frank" at • • - ,d by field of space missiles. Soviet developments Kussel II. Hare. New Baltimore senior, is awarded his insignia of He said that dent he has received since the inci¬ numerous tin Shubert Theater in Detroit. The pi-nv is $4 4(1 for the round -STATE • . • :e will ask endorsement bv Col. from people of all trio hv hu- and the play, ticket. rank >ferton E. Munsnu, left, professor of military seienre messages Af fcrn proposals for starting The Union Hoard office will and tactics. Assisting is Col. .Albert 1>. (ioundreau, rommandant of types, particularly from the . world on the path toward .marnent. c.ideks. First American. President Eisen¬ hower" I. t.'-v • -pen from 9-5 todav interested fs,ti> advanced at the Mass, • pipe music f1' t! e u.-armament talks an 1 just o» the edge of the Pipers s m addition the Iliac* • iw the Russians Watch Regno ..I band and the ' 9u-uid limit The game at Al- TLr-e informants said that Highland Dancers .r homecoming event ■vonethmc having to do with Albion's \thletic Director. Hale The nam** • lllack Watch" (hp u-e of outrr spare missiles Sprinkle, said any request from comes from the distinctive tar¬ .r pr.ireful purposes" will he the NCAA to waive ohNTtions tan of hluc-biack ami green included in the resolution ex¬ to telecasting the game would be worn b> the regiment. Tire pected to he sponsored by about Black Watch tartan Iras been cranlrd as a matter of poliry. e nations Both Cr»jd« r and Comnu>s»om * worn by the regiment since its i-uin.su!> advanced in Wilson <--Hd tp,- fa- th»-ie would formation in 1725 to light the ; a v.l for establishment be no obje,tions fr«»i . the otiicr (aiders of the Scotch highlands. i! committee to st h'M , mai'c no difference Mhcit on parade the men wear inspection system aim- Cmbr saut th* NCAA rule dark green jackets and black • -ofiring that the sending V .is put into tffett t vn year» LOOK rOR THIS BLUE LABEL leathered headdresses with a • • ' fhrough sp.ee v.: 11 be iu t fur thi r i- \m«s. He tall red vwlture-plume "hackle." \ f JHMCOfuI .III I .1 d « poll!. other vu-c o • ■ " In contra t to the B.ack 1»1| rpof.es !d m call other O !i'i iXHi • expected t'» drv.Cp Watch tartar, the prjx i - w< rr the bar- S, ho,.! • to put tlii ■ t I . ■ fh.- ph.ee !':o Royal SU'w.i't m'«M r.-n- n-l ami K't th'-. g-, a:-ig HI * VI t C ARTOON i'"ii ».f disarmanie it terred <»n then; hy Wuren Vic¬ WDtV lllii !■>-* highlighted hv the toria. •J At K AMI trill 51 At " "The University • said. - trisbr . in launching an The r>u:K »»' the progra--. of Michigan has ronsistentlv ar¬ A AKII TA SPECIAL ~7A*. SAoc oj CAntybtinU. *V';V with the aid of wilt cm.-,i t of pibroch, ttu* gued with NCAA and Western "5111.K 111 N" *>.«« • r.s'ket engines winch true cla.vMcai n u a .»f ttw ptp*-,. Conference eirrlex lor institu¬ • r.iu-vt serve instruments of and the martial airs familiar t» tional eontrol of television all. — SIN I) A V — i nslet said the National neared India I Nidi* enough, the last time © United States Rubber \» the debate Black Watch regiment was •Broadcasting C>> "has tb»- ri^ht •tiii: ten brought nut proposals intende d the to .lei? the national ax **.-a as i<> break the !a»tdVest dead* in the United Stales was during COMAI WIEMENTS" the mnferecce regional e ■*(»«••• War. On Aug. the Revolutionary. ALL WEATHER COAT Jwk • .-csi.iutH'«is were offered 2H. I77r», they slipped across th«* Th*- Mi« hipan-Micfugan State Hudson River and chased George game \* ..> riol < hosen for rev .«n • i-.-embi* both centered ■ f:.t i iv,> of establishing two Washington out of his encamp¬ ?• :« v r-.»* -i t NIK f r i- a . See our complete selection of cotton |mplm ::i;-»rtite" conumssions which ment In what is now Brooklyn. '■! irsn. W. ha\« m» author "rain *n shiners'* thnt are water-repellent, ,hail, ripe its r« asiHi> A* trimly tailored anil light || $^*750 TRUDYS * >u! t wor k ofi both d tsarina- • I r xiRtl .. little bettor \n - •y > i to selection of «' t and the abolition of nu- bavior this time. said Maiur i»■*; ' i ye r,s sho.r; » i vvrP regwai- N. * *o wemht. In all sizes III . m / Claud M ulU'th Mo.r. cornmar: - «- . , ♦-r tests. «nd i with thi' Umvcjviv ,.f Wiz ofTic r of the outfit r " commissions would be Most f the Highland pt|» r ' \b- h'g.in, «up of an equal number of music dates fro-: after the s;x- G Wdii.or said ■ M holding to the Western «• i Soviet views on disarma- ticnth b v ' u r ■ Wandering State ha tmx n rat*3 V»l. Valuta to 9.95 JANET or,mm: sm iai. Krrular 12.9.-. Val. OflNINfi WK1AL or,NiN,i arrciAb U.S.A»~FORCE ^799 C99 -ntcrwoi win ms conrho TICft^MCOLAW * a la 1* I .rr. 8" 22 U St |1 JLENN FORD - VAN HEFLIN TODAY 18 8UPER BARGAIN DAY! FELICIA FARR MICHIGAN > m W I TH Rl mt Ma luihr frton • PJL Htm- KOI NOVAK TRUDYS INC. NEXT DOOR TO TMAT! S *«UM uciudkt -MT nurr 418 FHAMMNt Women's Honorary Makes Plans Marriage of Ct'cilt Quintuplet's Firel JliuUuj Tdniti Meeting Set for Alpha Lams PHI KAPPA SIGMA MO.VTRRAL (^i—Ocilc Di- onnp may become the first ■ nf Swlflr Editor — Miciiir.an srvri: Joyce Robb news Pact Fan, Mak in t a survey of servic r* after cYt» hay completed 1 Bv MARY HIT I i"l!v_;.- career. (hlolwr III. ID'.: which have horn com¬ the Diorme quintuplets to Wt»d of!-it., Th" l!i»n-»is College inh-. OPF.N SMOKER after .<11. Oliva Dionne, father' of the Alpha f« a mhd.a freshman scholastic I Vila, honor¬ pleted «'■ ( 11 the MSW -fe now in operation c "ur-'i is another >-«,Rl:riUc Hie inbrm.it cot:. hour-t*.M? tliscuxsitins which pro.-: u d hi s been request¬ Union Itiiililin^ — Parlor A four survivors, reported in North Bay, Out., Monday that Annette and Germain Ailurd, Ballot Box ary for women, will hold first meeting of the 11»57 its ed da Drdta." pfapasel that the group i:.»n -tu ientx met with John Tuesday when a grot:-' spei-ia! u-M-tant t-i the ptibii S-- 22-year-old Montreal University year Thursday, October 17, rtake sci'K .' survey in oHelr to ers of "TtM.c." Th" pcssit>i!i-\ student, planned to marry in a Due to the resignation of for¬ I'hi Kappa Sigma are: presi¬ in Old College Hall for all provMe a report uf this Inform »- t ' be? v-vet) A!y 7:30 - Os.'IO private ceremony at Montreal dent, Glenn Moore, Daniee, Fla , active members. thin to other organizations. L.i'h1)ju Delta. Phi Eta Si • mer Tower Guanl president, joiiior; first vice president, Dave Those desiring to partake in fie. h'JHtTi men'-- tumoral>. Friday. A short "Cider Social " ;»i Ailurd denied it, saying, "It Harriet Barker. Sue Schiller, Kenzie. Jackson sophomore! sec¬ ltd? of hrnefiri.il work th.- fbmojN Co-lei.c. m.i> TIIIITMLH (lei. 10 strive which elder, donut* at;.I ■ won't be Friday." flay City sophomore, will be ond vice president, Russ Ingra- v i.-i-t rsnecfjl'.v Inherit from i,o "un--idcret! for such even' will be Served, i- svhtviuh'd : > , The four sisters—Annette, Ce- acting president of the organisa¬ ham, Clinton junior: recording I hi* in 'hit thev could avoid In ttie-c various undcrtakin Stan La/arczyk. New begin at 4 pin. and pro r -.-*■ the eile, Marie and Yvonne — are tion for the 1957-58 year Sue 'ecretary. regular business meeting. duplirutloti of another club's Alpha Lambdt l»c!ta will Riili-* furni-ln-il front Kroity Croup now 23 Cotlie is scheduled to Gallacher. F.ist Lansing sopho¬ York senior: corresponding sec¬ John Helmling. Tren¬ Officers <>f the m-wh chart¬ plan. striving t*i fulfiil its purp!»*t-. become the bride of Philippe retary, ered group, which wu installed the 'i-»* c\prcxM*d in thr charter, more, was elected to till the po¬ A'»"1h ■: ! Ian concert::* Langlois, 26-year-old Canadian ton sophomore: and treasurer, promote Intelligent living and , sition of vice president. on the MSIJ campu.N I «-< Ma.% . r ! d II' the proh! u Broadcasting Co. technician, in Hal Larsen, Greenville Junior. hiti standard of leamini;, j Recently elected officers of have already met twice to pro¬ * f ' "A t f t • t *. .lie's best mi- November. to increase superior seholaN. late pose plans for the coming v n v:«" - A'■ ■' « Lambda Delta Projects discussed bv the I \ - attitud'-s among freshman v* coed- w h- men." eeutlve Board are to he explain¬ f..r ■-1 ed and debated, as vvfit any new T'•• MSU chapter, large.-1 FEDERAL'S Slioj, KriiLiy Ni»hl in downtown Until l.an-inj:.., 9 suggestions. at this first meet int. A favorable vote of the .«<• live chapter will initiate on,' or several of these activities. A number "f ideas !*» promote ., i! - Vim iul to "ii thr.a: irain mi: t the ''.i: . iHi-ir.• jnst »•'. iwr.fi.il h . ftiY c>♦-.- .'i the histor - 4ii -i ia.-t spring MirSiCi Shelden, «,f • foui hot ., | lb | hlklKliti tiiriiltri ir yo«r mm; kMk scholarship aiui «eivi< •• Ireen brought fo the a'teii!u»n -i ? .« I'rr-tlcil Society Frn.'in'i pi,-i -,f irinoi.-. who:.- La'ntxta IX-!ta w.« four -'.m k" to the rr"*- thi Alpha Lam memln i" Mortar in 1924. OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO 9 Hoard, senior women'-- hofi-.t ai .., has asked the ohapt-T '■> n Holds Lathering r" th*- initiation banquet • « F'-r.trr M.«y 2iJ hi) ini (Monday through Saturday) for jf»«nn..' s|» .operate with them --ovi-fal T\e FT «•- Me Htsiuireircnts W, undertakings. hoiiur.ii> a •'? "> a!l-co!let,* hrild' -is' fit ! Among projects stu-gc-hi a . ' ii-'i FY.,OH «•» .- the freshman year. A K.-.I en. !■■ ades. which would a!h .. A':.' . sinre !a*t se.ir Was ttn* f:r Lam roods to get l;e*'« r v «r.t • n, >' ii-itiatid as charter memhr social setting The frestunen or fiist-»« r emhers however, arc the . ti1 rs rf the societs. Frc fica fi wtorien w! the ■ re rt'<) Ili ."•tent at'": let - C ■! two terr .- ! ■ i•.v.• <• i t«v letter t ■ Ainfij Lamtnla De'-'a < )• :.ie'ci'tci bv f ; -i I" * w r . v\ ;'i <»•: v »■ ■:i 4»r- f -t tt " 1957-58 v.*.»»• • »* -i i» :1. . n I' r Mai'. "ft i ." • i "c-k/t'nore vice-1 i Ma: Huff. MlUi.iT, i " .H i . J'ai- !.».,> yj'.» s*»ph«rru>i" .Amlilioniiifi Sri I ur I -llrllrs vsKeds ■ -• A j ' ■' > s f r U-Bettes V !»•'.; i cr.-.'rus ai.e. ■*,!! o<- i, v 4 a pan an t 7 [t ■ ;t:. \'i 1 ,.4:.-1 veal'. U-lkttiH per! »■ i ? - UBoat 1 v la-1 Champion" Oxfords r< F ' ' cta!K e ami a*, "'her t- enpn-: afT . A,1 t-wsi, tntetested are iKT'i-ud is f-ir the . for active young women • . wear —fcov.,and an> r e terel by Sue ia -;, • 25 4 Cka^e if For Classes, (lasual Date ... Bulky-Knits Lambda Omega Rho I.IVK i\ Comfort supreme' While or nuv> v* a-liable ranvn up¬ Ju 1 amir's Wool anil Shetland Blend KIIOIIY IMIKM per*, cushion indole mid an h. itmi »|ip ruhU r *olr*. Make* an ideal shoe for around the hnu-e, campus and, Soma fratcrnitie* get athlete*. Some g. t of course, a nrvmsih in tin- gvui class, Size* 4 to lit, 7.95 Sizes small, hraiaa. Thia traternity g*-u virtually e v»r> body, rial row or medium. fshup now at f ederal's and savr! medium, large . It has fanatically loyal I than 100 couatzict around ORDER RY MAIL OR RHONE IV 7-5051 Um world. It baa no pin and its only ritual u Just Aero— thr Sir," Tnaurpaosed for comfort ... for warmth . . for Ivmiv! Tea, these handsome new bulky tho aimpio act ot onjoying Coca-Cola every •tegio day of th# year. hull sweaters are blended of virgin lamb and Shetland wools. Townrrsft styled with SPARTAN FEDERAL DEPT. STORES •mart crew neck in luxury shades . . , charcoal, heather, usfurd, many more. Iti mmmT L O R—Lovers of Rcfresl^ncnt. ] iota up today. ItARREK SHOP r FRANDOR CENTER I niverwity Shop — I'KNXKY'S — Street Floor SIGN OF COCO TASTE II? N. HarrMon. I hlw k toMod undo* authority of Tha Coca-C*.:a Cor-pony by North of Kalloc C Cooler I a-sali4 coka-t'fu. % BOTTLING c ompany Lan*inc> Michi<»n open every tliuivuluy evening until nine The Hemingway love story that shocked the world- so daring-so delicate-it could not be filmed nilnow! ^nrtiTr. w «T\tr. srtr? ' five Library of Consn*css Braced October U lt'T Pare Ike Vetos I I. \f I Ml ST inn \t Lor 'Sputnik* Son«r Onslaught ortsisf.* Ffin nil U. S.-Soviet WASHINGTON. - Tr • Si* ♦•••. ■ News ahd C-Y.ii-.. i. New Mm n Over M - tfv re- EMPl.OVf Rs . OfTOP.f H Ik IO;IOWIVI, M%JOR.« 1.\ C'« f- bract- i I • Tv World Rule f 11 •-!.)> I I tf.c "f I s' l' •. ' ' i. lack !a»tand.»v:t< h. N'«-ws • 'f .* is sure !c Cprrc- tt« in-r i iun.-r S?all H-k-I ..f. • ' - b . suriHw I dels ' . !!••• ?N • Ju - is * qiu-t:;. tf. !' . - ' -• .V T* f> with a song i.il ' th* V:l.'i\ {>->int. ■ ".••• A Awmrr* Allirx; ft - ian .t*«'!!;tf ?•' S It begins • %i Ith. "There's a Neu J' a Tit;, t.s c «r!\. I am . Moon Over Moscow. ttahu*hk.i. Krjrcl* 'IVal' 1:Thai- 1 Man j.-l.-m> '? . shming Ju*t for Vou and t|e and one chorus will gi\e >«u v-'.yi igh? diiisi .n *ai-\ !*• the idea: WASHINGTON (,1V- •n- i- n "Oil. at golf we'll never putru's rreniilent Elsenhower ruled ..ill today any joint Sov¬ :• . There n> have >•» v.'/v. ! !*«•? in-en t uncooy. But we're the ones who Itaie the sputnik 1958 J-H0P r'.ihtcd par.Kii* •' w■ ■ ■ iet - American "attempt to <> Ol! v • \rid we've got them weeping dictate to the world." " !.'u' if.g is ith tf11 Sp'.MiT So ill the I v \. while we'll never own "Mtslcn ILiikI (anite-t** It; declaration at a now-? \n there bale been amateur — efforts like this: a caddie rifi-ronoo ottered assurance to , » . rn-a's allie* that this coun- ■ I Know That We'll Soon Oct Vou can take * it from me Jne 1 ridtt* hi- name, and Mi»* Busscll -should Our Own l.ittle Moonlrl. daddv: hos no intention of aban- We've got a moonrise l.» times help tAM 1 Or: mng close cooperation with day." • - ,n'exchange* for an exclu- "Strlrkh Retwrcn t *. Wr'll a IMI HMI^-slfiN Homestead On Venus " So. ■ gkri-P r-. t-> b»bb-'- >n • reports' by the two stupor- Band } Ml K I \INMI VT the best . <'i the be'.tc: c" man-.. May S;-..*::.-. ,s to sett'? major world is- , . . , • ' .wed up ui "' <■ f .'har!'->?«»r. yme: w . bilaterally. Name I. al>o amounted to re lectin z This is a genera! view as student* gathered at Warsaw polytechnic, a high technical college In evident bid bv Soviet Corn- the Polish capital. Oct. 4. In protest arainst banning of the student newspaper. "P«» Prostu." The latter publication played a big part la*l year in bringing \Tlad%slaw Ciomulka. Polish Communist Add re—% r.. party boss N i k s t .1 leader, into power Rioting broke out after the meeting when the student* marrhed to I'ommunist K'• lushvhev for a two-way d«al' ■,'Apfn Washington and M»x- Party headquarters after announcement that thr student publication ha* been suspended. SPARTAN Phone . A order the state of inter- • • The «>r«a! relations. principle enunciated bv Secret Parlcv Tcnluv BELLRINGERS the President *« applied by him betth f proposals for atudy- jne international eontrol of Anti-Red Push Holds Soviets lii.vt* 0|M-ninj!« 14-fl spire middle* and for a vhit to Ws-hinglon by Soviet Defense Minister C.eorgi Zhukov. SAN' MARINO Communist regime here, in j»%v- V ~ Th. •rent mus» CO'r.!!HXi»«; resign dense:? ' not munist gi\ing ultimatum in to an to a nil-Com¬ quit at 0 SIKN ESPECIAI.I.Y PIi.iiii* IV 'MHifi.'l For NEEDED A.i.liti.m jftiJ^mcvrvnA rvpsonse to questions at his 12 pm. In fact, he «.aid the regime conference. th° President t'i years, wavtii Wodnosu • • • . Anti-Keds have b*ei» runniii£ has rejected the ultimatum. night on whether b> ontini. , • « • n-.t rule out talks with Sn- leaders under any and all Even when such resistance Comrnunist government again.-'. an A Ar.b- - a pwiii'iMul. oppositk-n govern¬ ment in a broken down factor* !e "But v - " r y govern?'.eo! giivernnn»;• will palace at I'roily . . . pin I size — Mnces huil-.iing inrc Oct. 1. r-1 parley early today may give a:.;, tin.** ou' upp-iru*:.' want t.» , may appear desirable, tb final answer : • Sun Marino, r Digger th .-. •j*-* f .* t*»; i ' ep' Uterp he made clear that a'- • •.t.*-u*-. • -"intries H aNo would Ik* consult- indicated they The DiiMieniiM Morgan'.i Red Interior t •' \ Minis?.-- re..n»ti¬ American o:,iy Cum:iiur.i*d-ruU-i l ab -n bnc:.-. s, :■ can?;A \ ' . U.eti-.uf reje.-' •••-. . .»? ' ?h«* l Mm' uMima- - LAUNDRY PARTY be kept fully informed of er* e.ir'y Wednesday mgiit " ? the w -st :.. -.v » nwve to by Ijinsini*'** Finest . « •hi.s Communist* wei,» rei*. : » done Surmun.-b-i r.v I'a'y. - t ' tr.** Ram n.*A**i agree.: r-e of any talks » 1 • quest ions were prompted step down "any ponen's want to time take ovc our op- I: . tountrv when peasants t .. k f >r >. cer.Mri*,* a.- fled into i*» 0>\- ' Vv .: \* j;> JX'vas* .? .«f Re-rt militia- THE FAPITAI. I.AI.NDRV RiOS ^ -—Khrushchev's statements - a few hours latei to* »a t tk e :nle*t*-.i t. :• '< OS*-:#; -■ H •• ♦•n ear;:.*? d.»> w.i- a Russia's . ■•v.j it up rivet.' party still had not (tended wh..t rub* S.n*-e W.k'U! W«r II. * '* r#;/.'u!at;4 ay t'*«mrnur,is' - Oeuiiu-ii ' \"lu???«*en turnel •< earlier claim of having Aftcrapartv meeting stronn- strongman Domcnito M«*r- • t . ??(♦*.' lea.o ^a?>ma- test tired an inter - CAMPUS DRIVE-IN CLEANERS . -f man Morgand said onlv "There ganti, the Red Interior Minister, and the* m*v- • rertal missile i* Mill hope for j peaceful so¬ said the ( omrcunUt regime '< bUMille.i- In an Interview published In lution." would how out but that it was the New York Times Wednes¬ Across from Berkey Hall Tt.e anti-Cop.fViU'.is-■ ..it I day KHru*hrhev Mid the Unit¬ their foui top pen a- d fo\:i »•> (I'se DRIVE-IN Window ) ed states had rebuffed Hoyiet our CummuniSt* .v.il rne*>? secrr". efnrt* last July to arrange a < . de.*isi\ e r;!•»*•. * Khrushchev had been reported for 3 Miliil hour** M .-; pari, i- I n ion is .• '» The Khrushchev lino :!in on with what th * these WKAR-TV st ati;us. featuring; umi.his. kei.lcn; iK-pamment had long t»- Slates Full v., rv. i :.» ?>e a major objective Drlivrrv onl« >'VM«t foivign policy; that i», * *.v.t)u» United States from » ,ir*s 4i ,t to get agreement Fall Program {.*•.«<>*.?i NPni ow and Washing- • major world laturs what. Work done by industrial tirrr . 1 Mult to curl 1 iv. i great powers would con trover »iai prublcsu • a.'.d out¬ • the rest of the standing authorities in mai.v ri'Kiilur pixzo. - •: tuque* on fiuldi hcadime ttie fall program V El. VET J •ifwMulc of WKAR-TV ami . »• President left rjp doubt «f The wnedule. now irvierwav. Wi-mes.iay !>'*> Dui i's that and Secretary he are aware OfTers c*:landed air tree 13- I'lii-kasi. of 4in popiilar lirainl 2 to rnrli FAILLE •: ■ * possibility that, unlesa di- f»*3«» p m Monday through F toluirro v. itli ill*- puri'liux* of Sovn t-American talks are day. 3' • 112 Ji.m on weirx- kiiiu xi/r. r-a-.e.UM with the greatest cat - the allied government* •,-nd< Old.srnotn'e. I-inning I>.my. EARL OF ESSEX PIPE tanvm-.e seriously up<«*!. The State Jmirnal Mmhiga i u»e ;-r.* IS, v ' * perl** ! Thur>Mluy. Friduv *- Suc'h a development could Jeop- Be!! Telephone and other firms Itnlli for only aftern*. -r.i./.e the whole mutual secur- will be featured «tem, especially as devel- Industry' at 5 3D p ni tavh Sulnriluy & Suniluv At- V V ..'a' V. ' y»n the North Atlantic al- WeUuesi lav- Familiar week I v show s re¬ 8149 SI'ECIAI. hng »• rr * * * / lie. . turning over ch.nne' $0 m- cfude "Ctrntrovet** v." v.i»*k: v »..f? |v . * (ak-iIh Aildeil debate program a' H 45 p m El» 24i.-» 17 Monday; "Town and Cmmtry " To Queen List a consumer information *ervic»'. Wednesday night, arvl M.*v t the added to the #* I ' Authom." which will introduce ' - • • .r names were ' Harvest Ball Quevn can- university playwrights and ••fates •* Tuesday ar»h|c Mlo r his sofihoinolr sr.lMMI In |>u11 ti-.iMi through ifi lit I. A Kit Y (JHSTIN- slalr .News Sport* tiditor Krnitir Ii4il hi* Oosferbaan Uotvrrlnrs Mritiirsitiv wmkiiiR «<• \!!N\ t \r< ■: : till- f... p4%*ln(, I lie hints fiillt'il Il|iouth 5fi JT WAS IN 1 N'.ts that tlit* t mver.xity of Michigan played rival., .. I' k I. i» ItMtt I.* I Mtin.t* Nl.lllllMH W llfll VV.trmalh n I If ml I In* I ttwll I..I . the Spartan* in the first of a football roine one t»f series which has he¬ the major annual attractions of the college B-lh Irani. in thto In Ihr '.«lh hack yard frurl hair nn- pln*rit piiniiii often and Mir* Bank Second to Hawkeycs I I tlnoii IIM: "ill liuhhi s iti in I I* w.IS ,11 Situ gill (I grid season.- Maybe the Army Notre Dame game will draw 101,000 in rrofulb thin nrasoii. oiict-r .nkrd SjMrtm* have roin- I'lir iff* In Total Offense for Nation iskm iuh. ohiss Philadelphia Saturday, and may lie it won't. Ibit there's no plrlrd ftt |»cr rent la thrir two Michigan State iiv tlir throws the nation's host rushing offen . IV.■ doubt in Arm Arbor. There will be lOl.OOl fans packed MicMean, llir nation'* in their tradiiionai tjattle Saturday whii i im.I |»l..fI nn v ho h «s The {Meet ' enough to |»r«ijf«'t ()u.irtrrhack« Jim San ii'ir Alt .Hi<• Bui - Mir of V|iltUesol.i\ i rots | the two rivals were ranked o«.klii wrrr im|»rr*- tioii.il (' .UeRia'c iniw that 11 Ma tligaii. Slater:. Kilo sr. .( But this year the Spartans are No. 2 and Michigan • in W. ratings *i»r during SSrdnr*d.»\ \ long -at.lf Sp.u lai. have i I j in Hie total ofTense sport*writers' |h»I1 and both Vi i ' No. ii hi the Associated Bless workout lai Ii ronnrrtrd with uo u" .ivri.i.a ..f .'HH a vaol- iii;: arrvn a major c*h vi-n . are unbeaten Most fans seem !«» think that the winner of Ihr rnd* and halfbacks t«»r eral long gains. sev¬ j'.irr.e *•« ,r ,1 ts\.» I*>» Ink at I<«w,. this »otti rl;t-h hi tin yen is will find itself in the Bo.se Ooslrrhaan also stressed |*ass In pa.* ..i; tficy've ia-.-n Ii Iowa, the passing tram learftr B«»w I come Jan. 1 a. 'fve und 1 .vie, t, «-hi p'< ' defense as Ihe llrsl three units :'5 <>1 40 f..r H»:'v.ir l- ... and sixth in rushing, leads ll.< it MAT UK ib1tl Minnesota, the other top contender took funis IM-Otertiiig against u.g • Nevi i . this has t»e« nation Willi an average of 51* . for the Bowl trip tfowa is ineligible) has a murderous Ihe Spartans' air game, yards a game, with Mirhii: ... schedule of eight conference games, four fill the road. It State .second with 511. is doubtful if any conference team could finish such a Other total offense p.i< «• . booking Ibis year without dropping at least one Big 10 !r fjllaii I lie SpaiUo. ha\e been installed a two- la-lill. I w 'h ...n average ol biitoiit Victories over lll- in fpm tid'iwii tavonie after tin II ... v. r Tie n f mii''s Am. • fban.i ami i a{jtorm.t But the take- lor l>oth teams are .'i25-v a id grmiad-giiinuu' big, ami with a povihle Bo » Bowl trip adding to the in. r. it'.- ta fl.l.g at Nolle 1)1 • ci nine of a natural rivalry, both will be shooting for the ih. ir hi^ game Saturd ... IM. ' idetplu... sky in this one Mr.inwlnlc, I'riuret'iu Ii . tupplalited tlie Western t'old-i en«e as the defensive team lead it. limiting two opponents n. ... ATTENTION ALL RECORD FANS avrr.iee A ui>ui o of Ilk.5 rarils per gain- followW ith a >.»r<| average and firorgi . *• vitn 122 Nolle !»• Bring Any Garment To ,a 1 h ' I Ptffdoe .. : of Hie ■ • : .- this is an air view of Hriglr* Held, the temuurarv home -.ana m ore lev in if Iii ' ' president ol Ih- llriKiktvn i kngrles Ihidgers. Waller (IVIillev. Slate Record Shop Ins IM:ei* annomnnd tiie*d.n lie is moving Ins tram In l.os \nccic* .. w i!:. .. ! .'ill i. \ at fourth i a- erage drfn viel in B.'.ll and that wrckd.il game* vs ill he pla«rd at Vlriglev In Id. thin. «')•■!i i> tops in defv- and Raeerd Dry Cleaners seating alMiut until a new stidiiim is cniiHtrucird in I ha vet • . the giotiti.i while Mi*-. Kavtnr near the (hir t'efitrr. Nome uerkdav g unrs nn* he p|»»ed SJatt has the In 1 record i.i in Ihr t oliseuni. t« tiding agall'id passed Ten and Receive 20*V> off •. , in.- . minti v • t";> ki- ' . ... a iUi a 12 2- vaid a*» i «. (uv.it i.ili h ... f '///;rr\ity (,7tH Shirt on All Records Alex Mitcff in iM Iiim\r iu u Arrow C.imhriiluc (Jolli and Players ■ ' t I 1 ! '! . tfir V ml! r.mi.t It rv Kuvned in One v ... (, • I.iin h »l I J ».I'll 1 C Oetober 10 and II Only By I nkiiown I . ill is t'.isw \!. f,t \ '• I lis . • st\tI: im i oiiii shop SVHACU.SK NY «4h \! i i Inut^f it'' •||» the . ■ ARROW- J.'s UlltOTT KOAIl I AST I.ANSIMi. MM II. Vou'il look jjond Ih'.iohn km snout "M'ored a *»f heavily ftrst i . fu % fiout .nit! i. nli i h . iv. I nil Jt ii ih l>o.\ nl. .t| SiniIs and lies Ales Mtv'T <»f Argentina >.- -d.»v night in their 10-» - £ M lx/' ill our new light het« A risking let' ■ S haitisl the aelion at 1 IV ln.-t round. ' - I I Is l.i.iinl lliirr III t-AISl /.IIIISI III/ I ALL SLACKS 2C2',. Miteff weigh rxi 202. t)ej eivoorfs i IWoh?l. o-'th'. ago who was tinfd A prelimm a '■ Their Authentic styl¬ b"*er, r.wkvd the Argent wph a shattering left h.-'* ing and fpinhty tailor¬ the rai !y moments of the t fionall* tc.rvsed hght ing were especially de¬ Tee hitok. sent the pre* .*»•■ Unbeaten' heavvweight t«* signed for "good ap¬ whr e tvjrdm unle;. go-go-co t"«*pes a strong body altack pearance.** Miteff came off the rej* ' t< e to catch PcJohnV hs h't and hr went to Ihe i- Sl'AKTANS, f hon-e from the mui's newest idea* in «ea« I The - South elbows at the six c«*u ' •.ou.'d nnlv stare in dudk- - • American g ' The victory w.i* the 14" ' l Liuuel-, Sheen tiah- the fourth brother of the * it i; v v~ ardines. Worsteds, :t g I>eJnhn family t eaten three tunes He has and f'- - \0^ ec.e rtfaw It was hi- rollds and fancies, etc. miciik;an i Ml I mm Kiiockuut IM Schedule \ *\h\ i*» %«it It % t»ti .ill I In* ti.it v S14.95 via si' ? Manor Mirr vi Vrtmm • *P t Vtii vs. rirMiiM.tr r« vrtit»; riK»J» • • • C IS Hultrrfir-ht I v« llNllrrfi'^ : ** »% Shaw i **. VH Sha* l » IS Nitrwry 2 vv lan(w>r« k H»MiO 4*« » Rallrv \ v*. Railr* * I a y I IM1.tr: s ** I'hi lie It ** IM Kappa Th¬ iol CM ri» i n students — — « : »« ,*A » wbhith I i t. tmnnm Mr,i *» I Irev ■ ta ri-,ainr i v» f*rm supp'- * »* Mow lantf »», Kivwanh show your M.S.IL Colors 9 M s SAI. «a H'»itrrflel4 :.S M»v»rr vi JIVIMIN %* 111 \ **. Molt* III I l» BwUCfb*^ * ta Hi.tirrfialil ? *. HnU-rU"'' with a SPARTAN BLANKET gels an A* v * *J *• Rtihrr I W %1« V v* Rallirr 7 Vru I iti ttiml hhnkrl oI Spat I i it lor Authentic fashion! (.rrni with Inn II inrh white attention IVY MAN oxford shirt Irllrr. Measures i»2" * HI". Add r»l«r l*i jitur mom . . , anil support to Jimt tram! JN Ihe freshman men thine lu lakr atom la Ann Ar¬ No question about it—this i* THE fovorit# bor salurda*: shiit oo every campus. MANHATTAN Sigaa Phi Epsiba mokes it of fine combed eotton oafo'd cloth—the kind that looks well ofter lots of 12 95 fair 8 wear. The unbned button-down collar has just the right roll —and it's built-in to %M ehnm firtap last! But to tv back collar and outverted FRATERN1TES .. MRUS .. SAVE $2 bock pleat, of course! $5 rushing party VOIT t'MI.I.EfilATK HTYI.K \\ hde—plain blue and hairline stripes Thmfcy, ' tb Mihcr 10 rut. *!t,3.-. .Iii.l In l.lnr for Intrnmunl huuw »w. Unuhlr lahrlr Um4 llUlll- smalls MEN's shop 7 P.M. linn. Brawn, wiUi J wikM* atrtnaw la>< 211 Saath W'aafciBgtaB At Kellogg Center in ■M&, Ike Centennial Mkhicaa' mimm V-