T:i sMr.r.%* wwnm» rtoLiit Miar.iir , «M1 Ml **#-? •**•!» -•' »-jct wllik u I iousy Witt wiflt I *S! li-a. ■*»» A IUII# light. r »c# tHttty Hi". I •ntltou-tf rixrl ■ r HIMMlU. r»r , ll>fl fear Ml III*. May ertprl- mniihi. :), n'o. 7« east lansing. michigan—monday. october 27, 1958 PRICK CENTS i*:!i liiii Ballot heduled State Board Votes to Seek Vatican , , popr fMr Attempt* Elected $45 Million for '59 Budget WAX Lm rardin*!* of tha CITY <*) r Donations $24 Million Requested L, cotkollc Choreh to- • fifth Wot Hit Total For East Lansing Funds r (onckn to ctoet a „ to tin Uto Pop# Seek S14 Million to Begin Conrtrurlion l in. ii u return* their Of 1,075 Of Classroom, Offiee Building Project. ■ •< II UK. <1 ••»»• Pi Kappa Phi Seto Msstlng af MBt"a tavern fi ■■ ll tarracy af the Sis- M wm agreed npan by Vlher kilM hur Blood Drive Pace m Mate Ne¬ il? I The fall term blood drive re¬ #M corded a grand total af 1,171 few yeart. Tha fsUswtng rapart af Friday's meeiiog i* the first pint# at ita cloae Friday, with •neh dlreet rapari by the Mate Nawa.) Pi Kappa Phi topping the dona- By DALE FRANK • tion list with M.S percent. Mate Nawa RdHar-ln-Chief • Ul# .... r.M. *. Van Hooeen led tha woman's Ml** KIM rR.tr. Vial Nanwaa ntoiu. Ulka ata Mtaa ttoa nara.lt DtaMl dormitories with • 5S 7 percent Michigan State University, ntUI Btinging from h million CnmlwkMi III III Mr, Jah a uWm while Cast Shaw headed tha dollar budget slash by the State Legislature last spring, irttoi mum* laH kr Vial Xinwi ala(aala far aiaaahar. af tka'tosl VIM Xn pan- list# of men's dorms at 22-4 per¬ formally decided Friday to seek 145,707,202 for operation JaM an# frlaa#a. la kaaar af I hair aaUaa'a < aatlllalian liar, *aa#ar. cent |n the men's co-op's divi¬ and construction in the fiscal year 1950-60. sion. fledrick House contributed MSU* governing body, t*e otrongly the l**t day to bead On Again. Off Aguin tar the competition with 20 percent. Board Seeks State Board of Agriculture, voted late Friday morning to submit Traveling trophies wll!" be to the Governor, the state De¬ paste** m«rthall, •»«"- I ji i (M, wet ana Of the ofltoal* who jumped Bed Shells Hit Qiiemov awarded to the*** living units in ;ecognltion of their high partici¬ pation in the drive. Appropriation partment of Administration and tie Legislature a request for $24,700,700 for general Cast Lan¬ i part m the false alarm The fins! percentages of. all For Oakland sing operations. $590,000 for gen¬ awured newsmen he |t trieace to hare the eard- of the eon fusion Oil Alternate Day Plan the living unit# ar« Pi PtatereM* Kfipp* PIU H * , Idiot- h« MVM-hiri tlalM MSU will t#e* an immediate eral operation* at MRU'# Oak¬ land branch, and $14,300,000 fo PM I.IMMi |»#iu Ml mm PATRIMA \XS MORt.MAN. repreeeattag Kappa Kappe appropriation of 114.150 fur pre¬ "capital outlay" m the form of e tf iwproYwg tha aifna!- TAIPEI t/Pi—The Chinese RwU r»i>en«l tfieir strwnire 0*pp« aigma construction project?. hi <«• assae. will reign thl* week •« Humer#ain« Queen The Queea t did aot My hov i»»a i •li paration* at the Oakland branch odil-ciay, even-tlay war in Kormu-u Sirwit SumUt. *he!linr Irian#!* w» •ad her eaart will he introdaeed at the Homecoming dance Malar- The $24 million figure. ba«*d f>< U might be reriaed > arttoh.Mi.# «# T dat. The Irn ladle# #*111 be escorted Ity the mem Iter# of near Pontiac. which begins full- on a 20.000 enrollment estimate, • rsrhaatf aaw have been the Quemoy offshore itlamix lightly hut aiming auay %mh« Phi Men* lit t vm libit r SleHa «hl »I«N«# aeaier mea t benerary. time operations Sept, 10S9 is a million dollar* le*« than re¬ ice I pm. Satur- from supply landing area^ tltoha iiwri Mil* If thi* h tue Rci aim. tne The Stat* Hoard of Agrtcul- quested last spring, but $4** |hf* Pies XII waa elected Ttw* spparentlv # the oat tern Nationalists could only laugh lirlli »i|#ii Pi /eta a*t* t«n i'ttur Miirr 'IV»l* SiTii'iliili'il tut# voted Friday to request million more that) v nat MSI I after H hours. Three the Fed# intend to fo • •• ItelU t hl It off waa granted by th# legislature •tie required la Hut their new cea*e-f,re priMlar-va* tied* »»rim p| the funds from the RUt* Legis¬ for thia year s operations. "**are well lalk «Kh then tneta AI tee of the shortest tion. Th«.' announced h*turda> night that on cven-nUMOerei If Marshall Peat (Red, Mm Teh-Maati w« Drill vipha ■ ••mi utiM Phi a«ee« t hi Aloha p*« A-Bomkib Tested in Ucscrt lature when it# begin# the second week in nest session Jan¬ Leal apriag'a reqaaat was based aa a SUM • days they would not Urv on a:i* HW0MSS l»»H* I »*l#> uary, Mae Toe-Tang Af iSuFpeiiHion Date Near* i strips, beeches, nharve* and eae NslNoalk •)#m *>•« by the Legislature laat spring 10,700. 'ATOMIC TEST SITK. Nev IA'» »' 2 20 a m Leas than.six hours per mi* a flow of supplies to Another theory t% tnat the specifically for Oakland, but FfcUip May, board treasure embattled Panhei - Two full #rAle nuclear blast- ia er. at H s.tn, a similar ex- Quemoy c#j*e-fire proclamation refler'- A«*ra«*g it i • hole a ere set off Sunday and fou MSU put $50,000 aside from cur¬ Mparts af about 12.000 new a, Report# from Qienvr- said' Ue« « D-ranlott## p »*. »n shattered the heavens, rent general operation funda phcants during the auianie e> IVip.ug'# fle»ire foi« a face- Sao aha- other shots were scheduled a* the Red- hold the irttes ? A'"mlc Knergy Commission of- and tised $70.two last year to only about 0.000 new ctudei • signal u the only btoving way to tapet off its uu- a«ti*rfi#M scientists reced to compjete their i 'A# outside world ha* this promise on the fir*', ever- Kaarr f»• an tailed a meeting for later begin activitie# there arrived «t Male for fall fern ' rum bore i da. of •heir cease¬ aalle* < urrent t«t scries before Hallo- The branch college now ha# a 'ke.r meeting ii goir* aa#* in# ii, t-te day t<> »et the h"ur /or The greater percentage did no |r»i nf aoout 000.000 Rn- fire. The Na-.o-ol.' nejo^i *■ (liii'fii t'.iuulidale* Into—ii ween. Oct. 1! Is toe date prop .#*v President f. ••rrihowcv f r * Quenioy I>'a:ds !»*••.ween c to construction, but needs a J J- ftier say of the • Aqua re dur.n* am and 4 pi Sunday f>n dtdatr fnmi the Pershing # 18 Mtart N#"MR t |tat > nne-ycer •pspentioii oV nuclt*. fin Tuewiav and a teal whopper tap for Wednesday. On# ing dean of facultie#, director of The Oakland appropriation tf accepted, wll! be the first gran' balloting . Hit >• c..ri,« "f the Arm# Sao uavM it# ting. i* mi I?" • '.roe they were «er- 73 Jaruieti or Quenwy T>* If m Hfigade at* tn be dis¬ VMtl* < •i8t»h*ll • two otheis may be fired bc- admissions, records clerk, librar¬ for the branch rolloge, which " Little Sunday's first tl#Um»i:on •** church had a swe reit hit Quemoy, fat*:, North WUtiam* t loie the Friday dead.ih* if ian and a director of the divis¬ open* fall term, 1050. regarded .ircauae they are #•«■« ghted the crag' of tlie Neva ia and Ihrtan to the we*' r.i't if. ae-..r uencr Wi', AWS Hr,i I aaSoto tiierg i# lime. ion of liWra! arts. Othor 'general operabont" desert with an eery gin#*- that FresamaM# the SalleoalMl# a »»f *#a»" Application forms come off tha funds requests include regU-a" 'n* * aftdidates will • a#t lakrlrr might have corn* front S'fnc fired back. The Defease Niau* presses this week. Agriraltaral e b? se;e«*.e«i randon<2y and wll ' «N>a»r giant witch't cauldron Stmlvnl aial II • [omen Gel Irv weald eal# «a> that their gaaaare aa the Mead# were a«lll no" 'unit? lw »ie»n* red Those «eledert *« ran- b) living lira %hho« Sail A ahrtef lao4„n the Rolling night up 2B.MMI fret through sky. a eulphurou#- ife Abou' made 2on requests have regarding been admission* *n Ilea. $$.000.70$; teaBtea oervtee. 0S.400J00; hteh- hatdlag »• their pelirt ef simm* the libera! art# college already, didatr# wii! be .notified TUes- aoaih W Ul lotto# l«.king fireball threw stark llnrl in C.olli*ion way trsffle eafety eaater, 0070.- He Pers tat whoa eh*« |l Mnre the Red# f altar ale reaae»fire da.s ' i.llehrlM North iamphen shadow# for miles acroa« the An MSU student and his wlfa according t.» Thomas Hamilton, vice -president for academic af¬ 0IM.000. ##•■'• « ••opt desert floor. f. the retaferred ' fairs. The "capital outlay" roquas*. live-car col¬ RO Ball NatiassihU meet reaad ha#e aa««ered at f-r r-und wtlh siKcasafti! a «ease-fire * Quetnoy at offensive to would not bin J Nr«rlU M.oorth aotote The sound and the fury were felt seven mile# away .by »>!»- were injured in lision Frdiay nigh' m the 1100 a provides for $2 'i million for a general classroom and offices for the Coronation aewly aapplled I A. sun* them to muaz.e their gun# far *ei#crt. some of whom wejrr t>i■ • k 'of I*. liavid (iiand 1ftv«rr. tiolah and t. s wife, of Sularv liicreiwcs building. 02 million for an engin¬ war hiiig the weird spivtarie of we on rale at the Un- The Red -n-a.<:» • off-agam atomic 13<»8 (i Univustitv Village, were eering building. $0 mllion for t: Vice Adm Roland explosion f »r the frit F* Hhr* and in the con- cease-fire, i the e>«* ci rr, ' • Aii writ an tomniand- • an Ume taken to bparrow II • i-dal. she Receive Priority business administration. 01 'y tare men. i* cieerh no' a tWM If olrerine Pidares ami neck injuries, and million for home economies F Bet»*?-. Ticket price K"rr..Myto. e*Dre»«ed the The device was touched til with leg f §v wapli tar# maneuver rr .-.I* i. the bgifwh# cca*«--fiie Wmerits aad frotaratty ptr- nr with a rut left hand and III Budget Plans All these funds or wide or* *#*.«•. Be:'. I# gome c tf r.* ' f •••v tare* far the Itfti Waiver tee half tho total cost for the build¬ an all-Ur..- • Mui a* .ra«t reduce bloodshed* i.grit anee, and injuries to the • 4a-*# »:..,-.»oced fore.«hjd »w, a r.s.r « or.ruunid will be lahea fatght la Use #lortar Huaril In Srll th«-#t lips. The State Board of Agricul¬ ings, 0400.000 waa also request# • joint'> BJ'. i,c adiRui and » kQTC Off.ceri' Club and c#m*»ai'-n to revive *hr t • l abia Tawar Ream aeaardlag Th* accident occurred when ture put th* strong**' emphasis for planning chemistry and aem- |aflotc Arnold Air sj- munitt-Natk«r.ul.»! ta'k. he'd ftriag "The ea enaeaarenaeat *«ea day* t# U tU# diffkaH llnnircuntiiifi #lum* a car drove out of a driveway on salary increases Friday while munication buildings. • pat Alpha intermittently unt'-' • e Na'.or.- Members of Mortar Board- into rattbound traffic on Grand approving a 024 million budget Far aatea #•- Ralph Marter ie's U reaaert «iUi has ebjeetlv* • M Beta Tai ■"*» a'.st« Uut the ma:r and jr. IW0. for rampus operations. pkyteteaa. 01 trill be featured ...we'll Jwat hate te watt sad • aa a tpn a i senior women's honorary, will ILver causing a three-car pile- • **•'"» -a Tiic idea would '•». ' • I>r ia pi im pm Philip May, board treasurer 01 aslUie* semi-formal and see to hat desektpa." ft ie » Phi Reaae Ktaat vi tea visit fretornity and sorority up as other drivers swerved to ident Chisng Ka-She* away and MSU vice president for That# rigase |* '« - *he Aud fr *t. Ma; Gen L I. D^an. ch.ef tas Tde • ea awsKTM AhlairNNa houses during the dinner huur avoid it Th* < ar continued business and finance*, aaplained ar* ate* ea* from the United Stater- aignta alpha >a*y westbound llw 4*4*1 eaei *4 Ifce fasMMas. tonight to take orders for mums across the street into JpI *»-•"• '•-*'* permiau-m- have been granted 1* s military adviser to the • a Bju RgajNfca for the Ho#uocoming game traffic and was hit broadside, that top priority in the pr.ipoaed For remodeling and addition* .\'aii |SI Art Instructor Says; plained. Associate and assistant MSI' Draiiuili-lt 2 MMfftt er a paper before the Interna- professor pay overages are sia'h to the L£jjj kj iionaTAs n i t *ess Con.rr.ur.- fiom |h# top, according to Ma*'. Win Play Contest honorary BOTC icatson# Reteerch at its Ort. Vt- 1! meeting In Paris France. Si*her', the uoly Un;te«i State# Education Lacking in 'Visual Mcwi Moot people ere "naually (I- point an WKAK-radio with prive# tha student of the struggle Literacy'the way himaeif. he will not Instructor pay ia second, highest, he aaid. in an overall weighted scale, MSU ranks third from the bot¬ An alumnus and dominated a national ing contest sponsored by The'* a studer play writ¬ scholar .avited to address the Alpha Phi, national dramatic Prof Jack GarWt af th* Uni¬ essential to becoming a powerful prison th* student. tom in salary output. May said. aasocsetk-n. wiR di#cu** 'he literate" and &<* not know It. fc - lot Senior Tour- He protects his own freedom fraternity. ITaaa: Show problem of profess ions! s#urnala* S.ebert lecuve fault ia educatf*. Mal- ■pa ik >n< «f tha pMntar-tanch- Garbut pointed to mott-s ing with hla own creative work " Aor Office Plan» Ohio, senior, and Pierre Km* tJ04X well-qualified in tde fteld of rin Strawr.. MSU art instructor, ar. Prof. GarWt aaM that th* Ksnior aa on anampie of the Asserting that art functions a 1PM graduate, tied for fir*' rommurucatior as be direct* the *»• PMM tor School of Jourca'usrr and the said Sunday: faaMonnhl* B» •*!, M , pupal M- Institute, end a represenutive we will continue to ask th* The two winners will divide ia that the imnaaition of pro- and challangh tha student. Hav¬ ity. and possibly, import, ac- conditions and amenities for of the InSJrr.*: -na! Fwieratian vrrcn* oueations aUait art" L —MM. aor (■ (Kd. Straws appaarad oo Viaw- conceived mathodi ar tricks de¬ ing refused captivity all alo:^ eurding to flfrawn. employees. the first prise of 073. of Newspaper Bitot*. . • < 'I i; • JlliWJU.ll J" I MICHIGAN BFAIE NEWS *»»' MiM u< 0. \l Michigan State News This Week On Campus IhI nallr kr MSI™. HIM Mudanto and F.rattr , "WJ I Michigan Slate Nt-vk* la pubtuhed hv students of Michigan Stale all M term fraahmss j New eat» ftaat Laramr Mich wuhuut direct faculty «up*rviaio.i It Is TOBAT Tt'BSDAT %,J J Goiiul git the official voice of the unlveraltv or of the rtudent bodv, but while IMtlfif to aerve the l-it intrrertN of iwth Manila ready to battle any (M. T:36 pm. Veteran's Association, t p m., 1.9 all college axclud.r,# and Phys. Bd. 1 er pn Move which would drive a wectgr between the two. whether It comee 919 Ag Hall. Orientation fur 31 Union. Illinois movies will be Th«! from Within the univerMfv or fi.-n ou'Mih- Menit.er of the AMOt'lated shown, petitions for Board of MSU Feamsuadee, , . From. Inland Daily l're»R. luterrolleai.it* Prtii Aaiociatlon end Aaeociated prospective members 7 , j fUprti Tower Oaarfe. g 30 p m. 11 Directors. Contemplated social Women's Oym, Exer ;• J,''' Colleee Preaa Union. Piclur# for Wolverine events will be diect'sscd. !**» Mm. j lo ur" fur new and old members of the club. Refreshments. Wa*a> MM. Wralay Hauaa. Lounca AtkUtl, stud, 4... . * * ,j J * the 9 BIGOTRY AMI INTOKKKANTE are still with us. • *. first a d course ooen to all p.m.. »f v:... .. Alt Strunjre that in America, the Inntl of the free-thinker, re¬ a'udent wiyea. AW* Activities Board. 7 put WRDNKPII4V 1 nf N. BiffWM PM BgaBoa Cfehay. 7 30 PM Els Sigma. 7 p.m., Old rraarh (lak. ? p.... ,r>| ligious tolerance ami home of the great<**1 freedoms man 32 Union. College Hall. Riuh smoker for Haa TW« P,„ , in Ri p m . , possessed that bigot* still coil to strike at these ^ has ever '. I freedoms. But*it is happening. Within the last month an organization known as Pro* testants ami Other Americans t'nited for Separation of t'hurch ami State, (I'OI A), has connivetl in an attempt CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS to suppress a religious denomination. ED 2-1511 EXT. 2615 In the South, not satisfied with the earth-shaking Negro problem and the l.ittle Bock problem, homes of religious Deadline 1 p.m. 1 Day Re.'orc Publication worship have been blown up by other narrow-minded nun- thinkers. Since the Kittle Bock trouble lust sear, the champions CLASSIBEO RATES FOR SA'.E PERSONAL of intolerance seem to be snowballing their influence, get¬ is „ «AV* Otfe CA* 1r X" ealton tasa KWAIT BBLIVCP* VCU.X « ting bolder by the day. From Orval I'aubus and John I Bay BSe St we do not five st- .ip Nussetio or-trd ••*»* «*r- ip, •* gm m. Pure Oil *«n-)ce •< m » iron* Pso- "t>»»ne TV 4-Mn htfor# | Casper® down to the smallest bomb-throuers and name- % . .m a day* . .a.... IIAj pi*, ciiuritt, E. La*vmg tt deitvet* callers, thev have gathered strength. I 1 tl ac - KENNY DAVIS ORCllFlTli | ! * "f ® diamond rvr.A* r vvt rivo ,'1177 A POLITICAL PARTY has been organired in the South, • UJS '« -£"*,*% , o.T'.a '," I" - P'ired ste- REAL ESTATE hava received the homb treatment, children have Iteen de¬ aver IS f< sty . s* ■" l! uin pltn ice prived of their education and race-riots incited all over the tc p* 4*y *' fOB SALE world. What is going on? November Klecliona Draw Nrar T»rr .001'Til CTD*r" ttike «*U»P R - i rrt.i r A • > «•« JVCOME THRff Bturnout 1 Is the fret and glorious I'ldtcd States losing its basic . . of.nrr. I arte v-rn r:,,,, • In. ^AUTOMOTIVE * *■ EnalrTh 'tilil I U alL.aa a.. "up a, .. . _ ' rtl»' Know Your Political Candidates - *1 J Tt bleats? Why are the e things happening while we boast - •>u* C'lntid i r.n :w f.l •*» ) ! Mir* - 4 1-a»d t" of our great freedom to the test of the world? Ami mo t ATTENTION1 HAV* * , * » . *• a . f » Tbit important, why are the people seemingly apathetic while iv. I.**<-«.«• to.*- »!• HOUS1'' m i -tdehls lap* Cod own »•> <* ,.rei»n,. »v.i , ? S71 our coats of freedom, made by our forefathers nearly 2 Nov 47. Williams can-a '» J) ••T I I a® ; f rTMf*-XCtn-t tf" ••n e** JPAtfAN AVIATION INC "middle road" to dig out this cancer of intolerance now nianv year* Two yean ago, ha First ran I^nt.ng near'v in n , a i * "» uuir rkt'l : ' nf t * Daw: • ! "I'.le 4»ulv rte 7-«t0« bleliiug our skies. rn* nor political nor person*! publican rxmunaa for state auJ* tra'ac parlv in M' : g..n. It' WLIUf $'««•», I I snUi am writ" glowed this 45-veat- itnr genera! tl.a >*a • f.nce. la b, s # >. -—— <3 HiWldi I old i»,«tf*»o.r from MKt' -in Jji* lie io«t hia ra«e hv on e Its toj> vo'a gs:>i an i a .n • •' C p'-i *O'K"9W inmtb.Vfi- * Coventor or Ail Mini? second t>U tut statewide electiva oi-' ' If *, th# Gov, this vn'e* Williams, when Demons';# Bagwell's rival ledger! leader A.vJ he h... rorna well k io,.n, r •* o > t n - IZ Capdsl C"tf Airysd * N »B i-# overcome* «dd«, time. »Aimn*d tha la'e M.chtgan. but ,n ya',:. s rxPERtrvi rt» T» ♦ M .It'ST IIO\Y l .\R has the t,mentor of the State of Mir hi* I'. *«.-'! »o'. turn of t 1 ' *.l t ' in one Mayor Albeit f'ooo of Detio tl roukhmit I # t, unt • » ur* • u ■ r«r,,e*(' ft,r In*- "ii~llooped for |>cii*onnl I jtwiiu'iinr'* i»r fame grabbing? limit iinuii , individUMl potltlcat by 2t0,fMX> votes Ferhaps mo«t ouud*r ; )■#" "V r run") i« an l.D 7-OttfO ;h*u n*x>» Per.- i». -Mention W illiams, a supposed!v well educatetl, well li.umplis ill Michigan ililtoiy, Bagwell, who was horn on a etegtcci a pobUc-J m: i iv IV I»^.a;a SRARTAN 6*S0Lir:t B AI1TO TV Itin m*»» e«4 « bred Princeton man, has renteti the dignity of his office to that out all th# state* t Vua. Monka Re> • iv *•*" • fc.nistrativ» otf.«es De t 2Vf«A.VO T\\ vat# apa \ M'nut Lane Da» «•» r f\ | advertising in a current issue of a New York magazine. rrhtic henlt thi« »'• • r r iwrrrnx.* f t« a rnoHia m t " • .*"«*-•. » 'r| »p4*4>a", u* '• « - ".Soapy *" handsome face, complete with law-tie appears _ which had been % ton Ren. f ■ * i a it r * ob o* r f *f '•"» '•*• b# ulitler the caption. "The Man Who Reads Dictionaries," Ji« n fir m««! r>* , « ■ on . , at** l- e* followed by a HThrh which reads: "As a public official f WiUa-i « won t. * *',i e « , -t :";l';v ' \-r. ron mr >■ -> • am called upon to read ami i»->poml to a vast volume of pr.%* rut hi ( '! ! |U n i ^nwr >'''OC* %*•."»< pol.ticst unknown fl» WBAr" correspondence. "\ must al-u tleliver 'a number of public In 1843, w.nt^ 5r*«M»i s;i» c§ atblrcfhies. I have found t\ Da honarv» t*» be «»f immeasiir. le v* on an t, ■* yy I*-*v**") ro h * • J0»|y W| CANT UO'I » kictorv m tbs tbmt-Hr*- p: - Si'imi' i tn bua hD l*feH able assistance in Ih»th the** tasks. | think tbnt the eibtor* ary, then be-t r !> i ■ r 31 THI MOOS »i" ( ' :•"! of this wonderful volume have caught the American Ian- b' In a whoppuig majors four auic##u t't r >.* 'y " ' 'i A" AV r t to* * f-J.- ,»•»*• *»' » M0VI rou C0»',' '3 'II gunge in its fulleM glorv • .«•• .. »• . >e to.h t» r four d t'eren: c. «.'■ " r . - St w I'rihaps our itisiinguished governor is making an at¬ d date«. * .nn.r ; b» sai t v » i - • -a n».»ts atnd-t'** „ I y-r*".. » tempt to have himself better known in the Mate of N.nv g n» tn 1|V0 an I IS'.J t . rrasivm k for purjMtseH of the prcsalcniial imrmnation, to which kn ;s!ld#f in 19*4 a I i»;.a "«»• « i ttiMt#* t il he purportedly aspuv* T.ie a is vi. , read r*>.: e-u park,i - tion ha *.i! srek ■ <■. »»» IVrbaps the heir to the Williams shaving fortune needs Pr. ii'»0 if h# « fr: ,1 . * " ' •***• • »!>i'*ta a • money. Whatever it may l»e. and the answer seems ohvlop*, b d f r a »i\?n tai.u a* iiwet:.- IMEKIMi . . a | . in « a*iU)ia- c --^^•OOMS , IV I M ' h-ihu It- n TT 'WRITER »F* gmermnslup I' « r* it I ! ».a ,.t.n «il a> ft .4*-'- u. ts .t ircall the Comeback In sacUtts appomtiv# * rhetoric and public a Lire, s y<>_ * fc»»m a n a *itel a prtva'c l- THl IfSV €•«' ri^a r persr.r l •' tr* t*Blv#rstty ef Wbcgftsm, p - * Crossword Puzzle .nuiiia that »tiuck 2,* jea.i a J i an a tn MM' In the fait t f 1931 as an instructor. I'e worn* Befoi# rutinlpg f..t g -v.ii* . fo*. sal: At Gs • Ds Ifadfda Te- b«*a et un tn th# tank of tu'.l AflOM Salt of In 1P31, Hagwr ! suffered • f * sor and deptrtn.tnt head IB pro* l/llfr« Fa* !*': -• I ftapulch«« fa;! tujtitr that b..»ught r.i .. ft >rai» . M.. Han.e> • Baim i-4.i <•» »nd partial paral* .« ;n ;:r It r.s Tr , } "*! I • Kstioct hird t»-h a »ane Ugs. He s' U walks *vj| l\>tmer Tierulent Ttvuniu aD- pn.n'e t h'm in JHI as a roa.u* b#r <9 ! e IT. S. Comn tulon on drone Ilifritx r TRAfiv. :«, 12 A-|kor I. fefee*"* TltY oiAitur* ■**?r*e * It Operant lbs conquest of tiiis adverattv "* - - -d * '>n fo-vl i»ir . i duunrntced • . m ■ ' ♦' «4 V,edA*ada V\f-S- O, and reappointed h.'d • » : . *r ,-«»• v :u a. i uped itim u, i a »>. c f ' J M 4 vi ii!un live an t P.Uuh.s n that in Hit. ■ *f\*-r it HICK 3 kAUN?»0u* l»Miif vn# « f his tiademai-a ♦ * * Ta Ik# filler: - %.t4*v.t.i\p not »rrnATt re ' . ♦•*3: * As m#>t of ; i . t« ultv neatlj' 20 yean on Ura US\J 71 illiauia Carries t>t, Amer.4B»#nt ,i ® to # #*«•# t ie la,.c I • it) XMUfe Uat^sM M #T ' H 0RCR OA* *0« IH' ^ —s lire quality heii>ed Ikh>m h;fl B'-atea Constitution gran » a ! Democrats LOST ind FOUND • Applet t.i partmcnt otmnaiui of ..f |ht, MsU d«*i ctantnun.vaUoni Gov. Q Maun*n Hopes pet o t ti e t.gh* ♦ » pear#Ait ass#mt'r. T it a > miiu'e* • * wt trtcitnri I*1 IUN04JS »o« sTMsa«t 4 Malt d ink tViUiams, tIXT P.'INT-OAT WEST |Vm- tV I !«(' 7 laatin at,>na «»f the larg at MSI*. j'tNa man svith I f o ka dot"5?*'*'1 J a .\e •■-* * '•'* "u** t o- >-3k4S '«'t Prtd*1 Rensid 21 It hi !|*e-i piopel him to na- T* ^ gruei*' puti.e ^ • Deter m'- # If.'' i* almost rertar.'y the keel S *1 a l ; pticai t «»!>«! u esiti. ncy of th# Juft'..r kiw«n | vmiwt m fear ef oiiitimlnaterr a> '.>..^! 1 IJ llollaw MUkifaB X, 4 Mo,.. i'UMiiitvr of 1'or^imcrce tn 1R41- h. story. We, of v»fgamsa: .n« But* c ■ -■ 1.4W-— . t j B#aa>-#4.c patv-lsge " T.V..AA040* !®w races u »i*d UHW* na _}W fr I- a s ?1 Stop feu been tnfi r.ged u*.\-i , IOST VAlVAALr ur»-«oN« ***+*" Tr.Lr***IONt ^ u a tTm r TV *T Mjiitt'eep l! )• eur iulr m gupata-.tee ■~t 1»»* > t r»woa Grin If lasrA lei * A et shea. i*S am agg $ JT m IA Sjprtne K' A t rn TV TV mrimesa* t yne*" ar V TV I'ntrmaeaet gr-v la group, th# whether *» o.ga« • u*«t r:»t.«r_ _ * 2WS5T»TlW beM T at Wo-14 er one i Ia# pnv . ego to reserve urr.v* - o gan nn^. . , - Maweitns mass »:^v c i aa* mt w :*ai g| mgDAS' 90*rA e" XT X fr Warll 97 Iirl.vMvt alt.# fBrtlitte* and to uphold tire t *C«HOtl PI fir, v, h»t( T*ast*s **T^ B! fD MAS a A'1* • * * **#• r,- •005 Cs"-« FT .-1H i» Rocky fig.il to advertise any meeurg PERSONAL PilSM Seas-vis I 5 71 Fr 71 19 J pOiSl 9» l-.it egrt, B ia tvecy group's rectpr>aai duty to lot Orgamiations Bureau i Ou in* i ,C' "•' *'$C044i»4 GAMt Xti->.«M* r kmta a v'.UUoa t# onv and all gr.-u a wr I— is ar F 41 C at lea m, ...aud . »*|A dm rt ram *' ,01* *C'"1" ,50,1 .WANTED FjIT vr kw W Latub to (vBtfetl us In regoid to prwb- tenia #f thla nature If th • .a *« • -4A • r k* iei H.rUtJU.,% U*. ■< Pf i r 49 F.ue fabric 44. Re| on gun# IB th# future, wa will hav# MIT 44 Man Be BBBg fee tOtteti of this type. '' S' tSM r le § yr 44 aecretMMi s.viua* ■'** A-'.,."- <****»'*«* 7V/cUSToi1K.'>rr *4» mm*. vaweu i-iji,.' I"rtimm two..Tf*Si ■m BB- mi _ ,,, ... ,cj iml luck u— i 1 «in Station Expansion Of TO»rR *7. I!»3S wrmr.tv utatf wwi Fate Three Congress Examines Kuilio I'oIiiimI I'iiniich (It'lclirilii's lg Board Accepts Driver Improvement f WARSAW observed th;1- t.-.r < V 400t . Radio Poland ,-*nniversat- A call to Italian star Gu.ll' t'.a Mafiini got a "not-a'.-homc * [543,000 Grant ' nation - r>o,:a! service ■oijna!, -so the phone operator in Severe methods of disciplining The atudy produced some re. Sunday by calling up cclebritsc* Venice sang a song problem drivers produce le-s sealing data about ceita.rt improvement in driver behs* characteristics of Mn nigar s vi«r than milder measure*. Mdo problem drivers, sccordir.g LAST .1 DAYS frnnt nf IM.1,500 from thi" W. K. Kelloyir Foundation to 1(.'reek »»* accepted bv MSU'a irovernfnfr board , f„r i'iuk« Biological Station. additional facilities at the university's Kelloyi; — -—> Chalfant. lecturer in the School of Police Administration Public Safety, told delegates a! the National Safety Congress in en I Chalfant. Nearly the half 4.2is problem p>t were single MS percent» of driver san- LUCON^ tASflANSlNO • fHONf ID. Idf44 — 1:93 feature - 3:14 7:10 -A.34 - — 5 13 M;i' ;» Muelder of the Ch'cagi) recently. Only four percent of the proh. Service Offcm ' , of Art» »nd Scienen g»id Chaifar,' s .oke before a ge- lem drivers «ere women ?l- Netcr such aJtcnture in I he junttles of India! a,nrfi that con«truted in time for gre«* devoted recent* traffic percent af Michigan % drivers ate ';T 'jRANGF^ t Jobs Abroad i ... In'? vurnmcr term. vifffy research reporting on a women. facilities were listed siuch of the ' Effec*:vene>« of s.x'v.twn percent tae prob¬ ESAkBAPA RUSli Driven AMr.C>f;V ZTEF.L I Research Laboratory build* i\ext Summer ciu re - '* improvement Prat e- lem driver* had twe'Pa grade education >** tha:s a Tin Let* S-ary ** *», unit wil contain » A HARRY BLACK Lj , fi*im •« well as labora- rt; f r the major bio* mmmpr in Europe —with Job—is offered by the American a n SWIFT I COMPANY AND L, a.icipllnes at the station. .Student Information S crvlre THE (ASIS), a A'tii-ptofit organigu- KKSKARf II I.AHORATOItlllS |Varr«4 Housing. Appro x- t-on serving student- Members of the Spartan fo ilball team get off the plane at Capital TIQk'R ,, v 3T apartments are plan- City airport in l.ansing COuO« Students where a handful of students turned Ml to mid married graduate stu* • A>»., ,aJy Small (initio of Student* AM MAI. HI sRWnwrs MATHEMATICIANS. STATISTIC IAN S Fh D. - MA. Fh.ll. —- Admission $I,2"» rg 100 persona, a * ~ Urge con- participating I. name, In thu program: . -■lun furt ' Sc»ng Dihei* Join- who seek reel appertwutiles U adtanre in their field .lull II university addre»v aar. * . tr..i ' thi* ti/otr>, but it .un i« d e»ff ke% Drew "*• eourve of ■ ; t. g and A Hwift repreeentettve will h# stud), previous »I Ctty A iieilt Satufda »n campus Not ember J and I llarr) more : e.il; m till VMStfie** fit ttie - lid by atudanta and facul- *«rh experience ? dates stu¬ Mure i-.app.i.ki foiln'.ved te ielervtesr Interested students dent wishes to work; 1. first and 11 u' ' I i '!,i firti i in m.iK»- Du:,i;. ssepped oit Arrange wl»h geur Placement Office Is s r - 1 ^ *econd choices «.f country sn.l r n - *i ii.Aiu.e f a (1'iA '!■ i.- i.Ian* M . M. tOUilU. Ph.D. Mich.gas muaeew m emplovment. f.vartC'i »uuad shut out i"r !..* "isitri eveiMmdv Mete — |U| went home. TWfir ■ WW W% England. • rvr. r..nk. s»M.• Norway, Germany, H.,i!.,nd Firj* J.i • time >;r.ie 1H54. A lur^'- ban.')'.'; rc^ i ''Win rr land. France Spa;-;. .S-. I.—c. . We're St.il With Vu * llfE—tnd 1 from Page 51 Center, flection of offlc* land, Israel. Ireland fcr. fire the par* ; .i':r,2 i A.., ,a tverybci*!1 riil|>|ie4 ? I n.aki' —SPECIAL — , ,unt. . up for the.; lark • f iupi :»• i« « I in French. m this European s i-. ■ *,„< tiled YOUR TYPING .. sr.- tean; "ff tie IvihI of )l<,nlli , 4 pin. i •••dent Cethol* Student Orgnntia- prog i am. ; Somebody star'ed nnn.i^ jilflri- ROOM ». Coftm hour. i ririi.rr. . . .»«>r fleh. g SO prn< I'laiii Skirl* SVr l Hs:l Rife Range. i Women's Ua«m, I 30 IMUMKI) MAJORS • m>Ii Truu.rr* . •I5c lor Less Than lc A MINUTE IN VITKI) ^ r* Ron. F»eulty and etu- *Rsii«e«en perty * Wselejr Hmiee/Commun- r—deiton. UNION I'irk III* Slate wore anil YOU and YOUR FRIENDS Can Rent [psekfi** 12.10 pm. Noon art it "FREE" (SAe). BARHER SHOP t H \ T.IO OPEN M..V..10 an ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER... And • and les I.OSEIl SAT. 12 NOUN TIME CLEANERS ,1pm. Kellogg Ctn* (Cats, ragjo of gpeakers will b# >1:. the Prophet Co. 31'* T, Granil River only For as long as you wish! | Dr. Jneeph* Thompson, dir- * |rh-v.| rtf HR1. Business r W| will " follow PORTRAIT SPECIAL! CONVENIENT - EASY TO USE Fhl. 110 pm» NAVE YOUN FIN 1 Ox 10-Black aid WMIe 25c COIN OPERATED ». 14 Cmon Father Dona- lecture ahd ehow a.idea * Proof.•- III f)ff,r gthe4 | Mark C!»h. t 30 p.rn, llr*p^ InrMr* i r'mjm. Faopie'e Church, FREE WET WASH 1ITII F.N KRY Fir»l Floor Lnion lliiil.liiij; ^rr and membera invited., NOW: ealy 36.15 LLBRICATION AMI OIL aiA.NtiK TWttSDAT orrrR voin \ov. t O|t|>o*ilr liiHik-lore I nub. Y pm7 r4 lervicea. Regular ftoeet- Void without I hie Ad Bring this coupon Etpiren Oct. 31 I Bsto. f pm, SC Union. t or Appointment \km will be taken fur Ifce Mar-Kilt Call El)2-V>ll I ie r>r A. Nevek will •§€ encr end the Hu- Studio *w . 20.", M. V.C. A»r RED SHELL SERVICE ktudent Argsaita- iHl W. Mich. Ait. Nenr BkBUsfK tfmidr . 4 j- v a'holie Student |e Crtf>a h^i* i TVta Rpatlen ? p.m , P"»uee f nffee hour f«r MICHIGAN rem he.-e et 7 20 ^ iNnw I rtsk. 1 Jh p t . Foreetre l Mr ehn l/y»m!9 wilt •n the "Reeltor Builder »ets Buffet Dinner- »«eH. 1 p.m, 17 tff ("enter r Beard. I JO p.m., Mural i FM Epsllen, 7.30 pffi, Instttel# ef (hem- l laetaeer* * pr . 3d Union ," CUb. 7 30 pm, I4« still America'» most convenient dessert, lea froo i feel emotionally LOUIS On.i rich ud rv« U not, i* a aiaol ia •»#,y hoaw. Ma*r fraai Mi- tiMt, par, rrMoi. ».r in craaaa caa h* W Laundry and Cleaners J ■arraS alaae ar •—* a* a liMlag. Ear try II. secure . .. e U Vll l tKKNT I LAV OR* Cravnn^'.ie now that i know ' LlMv UngUtiiip »»lrr rrjii-Urnl i t STG2E V 'V uiiini'S 'WW SUM 623 E. Graml River what SAECA is • • • If K Maalh Kad af Aalhaar Mai Arr»»« I.r.od Ri»*r (row Slixlrrl S»r»kr. Opta WaaMa). ... S.IJ-IJ:*, ISMA* ■—mmlmm -v.. Jv, - ■ ' V, ^ ]' llfiBHiAX SfAtE NEWS '••i i '»ki D O MICHIGAN flTATE NEW# fVTTOIirt ?7. 1931 Four New Gogt •V i •» rnr. amnriatrii iukdi TI,A Tlia kalkbtlA to pop Ikal bubble that aunu ..I wa* supposed Kapp and hi* California troons emerged l-rta.l from IWIa 1m this impressive exercise with a enast conference _ I . Booters Win BIG, 10-5 «?r u in bigger than ever. A* a Tf matter of fart, it's beginning to record of 3-0 and three PCC Mlpif Jook that wore arid more like could furry the California one games to go. Drub IUini Infranaral til C Thi* Saturday the Rear* roll Mvw Bear* right Into the Row Bowl. on the ground with their near¬ five . The Bears, underdog* Satur¬ day for the second straight week, est rival in the run for the Rosa llowl when they go to Corvalix For No. 18 Schedule 1»rn i Pli '* sprang a surprise for the second for an engagement with Oregon ron I N| straight week by belting the Oregon Thick* 23-6. (leneinl Joe State, ('a! still has UCI.A, Wash¬ ington and Stanford left. In String a l»l Mil • tC Rota I vs. dryaa V I II VffiMi • v*. RmuMMie a ■r Laaar m aris I'liil Hurl a il Raiment S *». Kmmewa « Michigan Stair', SWEATERS ■ :»» Krraa • »t. Bryan • • AOfl | ti, Pteahaii tram Juat aiwut ran r,„ plan thr # tottl rirt n vioualy-unbaatrn A of Champaign • Paken ye. ViU II t:TS Raiawai S ye. Rmmens Y SaluriU-. •»f f Thr fabuloua bont.r, d 49c • IS Mailer I ve. Rallee 1 ill I SPECIAL"! SSV tdirr ye. Meaer Mke thr IUini, !«-». In (0R0NATI0H l:N IV anew I ye. W Shew | poird to br thr touah. „ ' JVMiaOM riRI.I* of the seaaon. • It Rilhrr I ve. Rather 4 II 4RRM MR RRRShal |im# ):» Rather 1 ye. Rather « ^ are aeaae ef Um lhin«t • I# V Rhta 4 va. R hhew 4 thai EXPERTLY I U W tbia t ya. W Rha» 4 IN Waaler Route ya. tod tlrtugars CLEANED & KEBLOCkEI) 1. Si* player* scored \ht Coll* Stamp goals. Eric Strode Knl»kin« ih BALL . LIMITED TIME ONLY KKIC STHKDKK ART SOI THAN' three, and Art South*;. v BALTIMORE. Mh — Th. ur- twice. A1 Sarria, Mern.e hooUm to aialh ntraight win ... • ... lot r/4 beaten Hahtmora Colta, thriving Neil Butler, George Srpy T, »r COLLEGE«20 W. MICH. K.I.. CLEANERS Kl» 3-t7IJ i-n the hriliant generalship of quarterback Johnny Unites and Worn of Sorrrr John Sou than each ta'iiod 2. Goalie Noel Drag , ht.j a Ravage defense, racked up a linoi* to two goals ir. tf,r V-. ^ 35-10 National Football league Re/wrting Vacuum three periods, but was taken I victory over tha Washington of the game in the i«v. QU»f> wrni * Redskin* Sunday. when he hit hi* head on t ,t Although Michigan State'* nul said they had been flooded post diving at the b»: c.rtljr- MAKE THE forcer team had won it* game with inquiries, but there had (•rents and George Se;*- RALPH lARTERE'S MONDAY ONLY . CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS . before noon State News i* Saturday, today'* probably the firat been no report*. The wire service* and Sunday shared the goalie j >b ;n fourth quarter. Neither ha' TOUR MORNING HABIT you have heatd about it. paper* failed to carry the news. er tended goal before a: $•*, By Saturday night, two I .an- The score was not even an¬ 3. HaapHa the lepaiRH tr«. sing radio station* and WKAit nounced on station* beaming the Um IIMrI fi the first tHl | \ ORCHESTRA FREE Tha OaRaga Rika Shag had no information. sing station One Lan¬ and the State Jour- football game State Stuilrnt* with Car* bark to Michigan raaae after Jaai three miam * ptar and waa the first ne n lewed bf goalie Urago (|M loat la the excitement «*, ^ fart that it ended a si* iam I- rt# flatter of thr Fall - rvrry Kryular nnr ilnn PIZZA Eraturrn — r \ ahatoat atraoh for the sMrUM It svoa No. It nttheui g** I «r t )ur Drivr-ln 4 IimIo* and Stoto'a ninth airaight »*, IL 1J 1T» w in. it I CnLr, Konl Beer, il hrrr or or have it ilrlivrml Drangr '£• Tanilrm Biki- Rootal by tho Hour for torr. ever 4. The 10 goals sere acored by the Spirt*;, - 11 9-1, Saja. Pars UN 21 Hour Srr% irr their three-year varii*.;. r.ut DE1JVERY SERVICE ED 2-6517 Best Dry Cleaning f - And tha fiva by lUlnm - tin Hoyoirn inoat aver acnre tvt -per ' Neil Butler scored o-. « .'»» Yaa Say Yta Mava shot 10 minute* later The * • py fullbacked b»e»tel the t» jarda and. it bounrei f! » g» l-i.lt luni lint fullbotk a hea i and ■'>' 1180 Pagaa Ta RaaA net. Bocausa But.er » • ade-e l Bmaf-oSuS n.an and plays close t. h i i| Aid 499 BaAaWaa* ITUTI wuNtaoar —CMiti-f Mini goal. It three yrort of waa his fori wor* «| plav. - aora tuxaaaTu jaati UMaoh got lie aeeeod »ol "I Om'( SUm Itl DmP( Mill HI Dmr't Mm lit aiuaoN TaiLoa •GIANT" t BI—hi! hi froot of Ike see I Ta Laara. Bai Yaar uaav to open Mo aeeeod keif Ine oiere for-4h»| 9Mak Says It's Tha After fourth five ml r.ut n period. fullback and made 5 PRcks OR ELSE! minutes later Krnr.es jru..ei 'FALL TERM firat teem, and a' »" same tune. Drag «** ' when he dived a*, '-he m Sopetys switched f " PLAY IT COOL. MAN! GRADUATES bock-goaiio to center M scored hia first %*r* r - I with aoeooda left ;r f i*"*| Get Your COLLEGE OUTLINE - NOW Like Rwtior, lopetji had hi 11 both for throe »ra^ I chance For Any and Every Subject! k Ra Rm II COMPLETE NOTES - Ft 1.1. SYNOPSES UilA SKALA \ la «Mr ' SAMPLE tfTESTIONS ANI» ANSWERS mXm'tSST'SSi PBokofwn! f COMPLETE (.OVERAGE ON ALL TEXT MATERIAL YOUR ANNOUNCEMENTS TWO DOORS ROOM TO ROAM TOW FLOORS kHMBA • m» till WR. Tha ^Qiapusflock Store OWUIntRuUDuikM II |LW SS.00 92^0 / (■dluiif (50e uff lu atwdaata) * **eer tkuaow? •••■ •'*' Tkkrta Nuw mm Stir at I'nina Tirkrt Office Union Bom Srar r- "\ Vowf VttuM m TTeimeiff SeT« firTneTI * PamptJ« f.'las*ifiec|s fllini Hand Low Post Spartans . . . Stale _ News Harriers Race Past Second Loss, 16-0 Penn State, 23-32 CALLING My hi snorts f.dilor lt*rwin Nennett (KTORIlR 27. l»Sf Page five lie DARWIN W..V.MTT Look Only Offensive f 'apt. K'irililv Kennedy set a course record on penn Lions Stop Stdle's five-niile course .Saturday, racing across the finish line :»«H) yards in front to record a 21:.V» tirn#- and lead for State Threat 1 ■ f Spartan H» IIAR!»%' C HRIST trridder- jrave n repeat performer# to a „f over 7o,«h»o Illinois Homecoming' fan* Saturday Ram Win 41-24 Rally- ichijran .State to a 23-32 victory over the Nittany Lions. Tab nig •eventh Spartans cirfealed av' f i •' (I'j.vi'r which ha* beaten Cornel!, third, eighth plaiet, 'he an fourth. easte'h his year* With brother ago an* wai clocked entire mile remain¬ two SENIOR refuser! to take *»dvant;tye of numeroo- s'onnjr »•:»- Imv end f'.'tKuurgh by com* ing. the ftpartan are began to n.anu .ig m itr*. try far the retard Running the P"r T.O* ANOKI.ES, OK. T-># I ,• * • .#• »»*i*--nd ivaighl/<4.n last mil# in J:4J—#rea faster Th.s time the l! drove deer Champion IXroit lion*, n-s - - f K'c p'ac rd f.i »* than he Vah the third mile «f •he first ihu'nut in* : ermg their fu*t victorv In ibe nil'" »• no Into Mieblgan St t'e 'eiritory y* ill. a !'i "»7 "t time la*' aieeA I the rare—Kennedy raced across the Spaitana »u. •• National ^ »»tball League. pla%t- In., Western lha finish line nearl* tt« yards ?■•">* «-f tt>* '''*•* and only aooU.r • acie saved t«» Michigan rirrf the scoreb<»arH with f-e ahead af Penn Mates M Waran . hen the Wi con ;«n Ha in# Snaitan.v a *. SI - Atdrr- Kennedy s perfarmanre #rllps- |»| \N I.IHIK touchdowns and two fi g*ur« Hob Ja veteran a--- close 6-0 affku lev »pot led a fun hie **nd rr- ed a record previous!* held h» Like to jf- • in orftb" /runml fl'ior .-"S •'•«" I' M.Iaae spartan Ibteal... t . drfra' tlie favored lx>» A'i- i .uiitcv pibner tuim-'i in * game wag a tr ■ covertd on S' -'e • fwut - V4| v| llenrt Kennedv Rorddv a hrolh- Lne g.-!es Hams 41-24 ..-u- n'j-nt pcif*. -.ame ,i -birr wo c.in t he.p vo ». Hit *<■ 'i'» H.i'*>• of ;he one plavrd , n r- - of A (tc fi,rr..|cuis ti'iwd nf C 101 er set in at t » !®. ,, S'ai# male a **< ■ - • - r ■ hi a 2-40 ii v wi<..t '• I'urcJ.je last weekend. A' Ke .-.*** for fir*»-r.»te fn'or* who ■».» rr» wasn't the same (Sta'e e-ir ing .»4 vj •. .n t*-e s» t 12 lioltlen Stars v • e'< hr*i v'u i mg ' hr lore I hei'"'. thica' * in the t . r«l .■I the nt.:r u-i- .<1 a K fteynoids plate i fouii.-. 25 4k p'-i formal.i e *,i, rcjfim f.» ' in the cornm .ii •* -H on- m*i ,-tf. w.iih *o • p p eg n ->rv * 'n d-W .e 14-6 verdict to the i . . • !-:>! ti the Lwinc r#ii*r. ba> > o .-v !,r«! ".^e'l ei or ng i!(M*r t J.in II .i an. who potted a 2k -1 »kers>. *<'«' tne same, but th* the opposing Is IIron ns P>. i. stiu« , h .!* i, t»ie hope* w.'n *t.e f.nal quarter J.1 ai.d a 4 VI j . 1 Kennedy »»egaii to a- *.-n_ I O.IT . e ".o.e f. ai h 4: a a-.d 21 45, f.iied '» .• Tor. n Hie r» ■" i»i a f! ur f«ir >'mt •. entfio#-; nsr. h ».-ine- , .ran'.- ; H< i I .. ,> # " ' up in* ga-ue ' r Spaiian lurmei arid Benn Mirhigan S'ab injf. nuin'.ijremerH >n«J ist-onric »orft. II 7/i. Vl'2! ©I lmn. w *n I.liM• ic ..cj •»,v.'* t. M ian were timed at • ISIvMIM. |jit week It *»' Hurdne whs I#eer» in their ferrit >r«. Aeteran qutrteibark Tebln I. fIVIIS It,*4 tslnlr In band Mate a In end nst Rule eonnerted with three touch W 40 f" lo ved . love V b» Hen r C«f». Id raacu «»« L'^nd o .• h*.w •/«>. h' mto tr#•.- h it t *i«r. fs, f > ft M c.Stall glui.H. 1 lit the triumph, one that was igan S'a'e a1 'a 4fl f. m" • aft for Mate however Hirit 1 lah* CVIS B« »•„; i -i cd '.02 w t!i a propelled earls the game A* t-e fo ir -n .1# trark Ke*i- 4 ^r.«l arr..r.p'e ,< v •. wn o-.r represenlwiiV'-- in m« thrilled lt« Hoinei-r.m- ling fumbled and Art Johnsnit in t,e;j* »• - a,, a -me g,.d timed .n I R*t I.nld. # nilehrit k C Vf S if Km > partans oil 3*1-24 bla-'.ng of - 'U aecii.d f^Hrr tn-n 5 Parr ifs, - * • b* ooentnf the Sun t sational Iard touchdown J Haffll I.Ms, Iheir own ?T. Caitlin-i-' I' t ie plat i Smith . Ms, Ii, 1 p . M. Lei. l>iej»h'iiit {.' n ja- /» f«e:d goal o nits fast of- . s ■ The Si•* '*• « Q - 'c ' • I nh h ...ii «fSI fa H »nr« ' «ibg play in < .e .e- !' r»T»- af'c fo r».' IS Mini IPS, »k id Pr.tva surge MSU Fads e f the fa\u.- > ■ •• c 1.1 hi»' S ha a J1-.ard II W»h»r cfs, T! I >» (Milling I'Unl man he < pa- Spa.'*a'i 'jne; oa« . Ire t I* « rxaell cvt*. J H. On i koff I if e , -.ft1' »"er receiving the o»» fitirri •• fumb ill-n- * .. - v • • '• II lac iv#«. ek* r e P.. fou- iard« M.M If I I . «off. pirk.ng up fonr fet'ivrring »u St-'' * 30 .ng ;*.<• * > '*.. n-1 c-nc reiurmd V «» ir V n* before beihg ha.'e-i i footba laragoe .Vol even a f.v» - • pei.a ' IS¬ i ii , - a fourth down and n r* rd f*- more of the Hro » handed i* off 'o IS! I-I • •«-pi>eit >tf a g-.r-' ire 2 sbo raced 16 >af»t| #■••*•* IS t,nt • > g t situafon on __Jhcs on runs of 6*. 41. 7 rfiuM a'cip 'hi"- If * t.- • as fawet |»uril|l«4 r t Nfjir'..*' 17*yard line 2 vard* fNRls a t Brown f.urclied roe e fr^e '-.ia f' »er.' '• 1 ..«.#»• ''*• ;*r.t tlhaaia left taeble linn Vea#el irie-var-i Tr»# 226-pound te. .d-vevf e • ; e t •« e the- ga-- • a nd ?he\ never »e inqu I* TS a • ••epped hark in tbe 2«».*ird f '«• tOiiC sdu-s •• Y'-/fi cv'ra- a Ii- I# s td .!. .'4 itrtge and bnnled a perfei t. field je. w ' * -t g -"d a I ' * s< :e Il i« make II J-i. wa- 10»j ve g- . h T-e I1 • threatened to add Again the Spartans surged hark Ulth hi I ook and u .m gave h I >we quirk tall* son?! Pltrp i uo» Inr the llent in Itiirlirring Servht , f« : *■ i n g kicktiff. With Adderlet and a pass from Mont fourth dovn and a yard to g» Uilum. Iliei found • a f r«t down. M rh.ga i lumen Ihetnseltee In «n Illinois |;S>-|ard NFL Standings « i»e i fuitoarh Hob Hermit stripe • CSfllN I IISfKlfSI » 1.C e.h w i t Pc i his or rd fro, pun* fttfina'ior H • lluooa" Hilt Burnett '4* t lata.and San W «*..IM|l»n % uf* » I • S 1 I • S I Ml I M «M 15. III SV 1*1 |*a 55 I UU Tkf I »a*nad through the f>>r*ac'i . * ■ h '« k |\ w ith Illinois I hi. a*« l ard* I IS ••• II* I S #••••,hatch I « S 'M 1? tit - over n# on States 32*.an! Chuadelples IIS •• l«» 14* wrslINN I IISMHI M I l.a 9t MSU BARBER SHOP M illlio.ila * S • I hsh (matter was spared lw« plats I »>a«ar<* H»a»* I i • MM. l.a 1*1 s»n Ic Jaier. knweter, as Rereleh mo«ed Sor* / t a I ^ la tn mlereepi a pn*s front llll- ?»• I as I«v ms «parserbnrb Bnh llnke* ins tiv-pera*. I •.« Ill 1*1 PI St I t S is tended fne I.. T Manner nit H. ke nt* 1 tae R pa Haas' fit#. . It r -' a • r. I IrtruM IS. 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