• ••So Little Can Mean So Much - Give to Campus Chest... anStateNews TQL.50.WfoM BAST LANSING MICHIGAN—HONDA Y, NOVEMBER S. MM PRICE C CENTS Badgers Top Airlines Sign Mutual Aid Pact MSU, 9-7 ;' m* Week fat Union 6 Airlines ■ Yfet gpartaaa Iwt thdr tkird atraifht football frame anl |M to th« Blf It Saturday, bnt thtjr want Sown fighting. Art Festival Opens To Share flMMda prmd too itroa* In tho and, both an tha With Revenues —at laid and In rtatiatVa, but tha ian>o waa aa aloaa aa h».TMn |d ■4 kdkntad. MartHLaak'a tod Mt baan far a t tipping gtnaRy which nnRI> tkrllHng 80-ywd touchdown ran, this Tho CraaWra Arts Festival opening today pratrh Music,Plays Form Solid Front ahht haro baan a hasplir story. apportunity for all atudanta to participata la and Against Striker® ————— A lamaeaaUaf crowd of 71,040, third largest In Spartan about tha arts. WASHINGTON m-The Itfotom history, as* tho Bsdyara vat off to a 0-0 flrat half TX • f There is ao admission Ration's six biggest gfrlines foA Danish £«s:S2ri. Sunday announced a mutual h tho flrat aaartir both teams vronnd out long drlvte aid pact to thara revenue* /V • awoi a! ftaa rata. | attch aputtarad sad finally failad on flubbad field roal anpta. Tha Bsdvaia took tha opening hlckoff and 16 I phya latar warn an tha MSU IS. The drive failed and aa _ Orchestra . .1 iLTdn Jaaa tratram In ike V when any one er mere of them le that down by a la¬ ker strike. 41 Paul Shawtha'a sttampt for t threa-pointer latar la tho pnrtar, Michigan State's Daa Follia tried a To Appear -—"~ The pact waa announced amid crucial negotiationa to aettla an I BMaaal front tho It, bnt R waa wida Is tha right. It andad lg-4ay mechanics walkout that jttfghy, 76-yard paah. fco, under the directum eC Tho- haa cloned down Capital Airlines aporattona. Tho mechanics, rep¬ fhwaila hraha tha scoring lea on tho third play of tho ews Jinno. will appeer tenlaht m will passant torn resented by fee International nader the auapMee et the Lee- Association of Machinists, have ture-Coocert Series plays tonight wi¬ der the direction of Dr. Ruafield. also threatened a strike today The concert, e frature of aer¬ Mux Mao. Irwin Phaaa by *1 hayca of Eastern Air Lines. ies "A", wlU be et • It pn la feller, scenic designer Inr BOMtCOMINO Ql'EBN Petrleta Ana nertmaa held at the Ihliimlnlie at Ike Mama- the And the MSU players. wUl apeak an I left l, R.eea Kappa Qaeei. reeelyra the quree'a Joining in the Aid Pact were dance SntnrSey nlgbl In the And. Mlaa "Scentc Art la Theatre" end win Capital, American. Eastern, Pan The arahead a wtR praaaet Wephy fremvPetUr Schwataabere. nappe Alpha i la a shew example, of hia il.ilen. ~ ' American World Airways. TWA "Oeentma le VuryaeUM.* br a test r and United Air Lines. Other air¬ Cert Von Weber; ••Rymohonr The neneulturt Forum will apenaor a floral display la Uw lines were Invited to join. No 4" by Cart Nelison: "Srm Concourse Wedeeeday. The Mf ala entered a On WKAR'h 'Viewpoint' ene- phonic VerleUaas for Orchea- We" ^ year* agree—at prevMlag thai by Niak Beotaoo; The Mt extra revaaaea waljMd dar¬ Swan of Tuenda" by Joea Si be¬ ing a strike oa any eae er mere ll u.; and "nil Marry Strauaa. Pranks" Bulenapirffciv by Richard Urn Mleerlag miaiileetlien Political Scientists Predict Trouble ef Uw alHIaaa will later be re- totned to tkeea made Idle. Under die patronage at Hie art scheduled Mr this uock: It wag announced the For GOP in Congressional Race agree¬ ■tale met raaaa av ment la being filed Monday with ~ Majesty King fraderlb IX at Monday, Thau Alpha PM, See- et matin; Tuesday, Delta PM Del¬ tha Civil Aeronautics board. Drank HaUeoel OnhaeWl ta. act; Woraaodor, Flasteulture Tho pact ts retroactive to Oct. adyar quarterback Data Hackbart. ana of Two political scientists gared With the accent ion of 10.54, 20. four sew raokran met Itoum and PM Pin Alpha, ami- cause of this shift in the farm daya after Capital's tuna's outstanding player*. pa,»oi from State's 37 to or Iran tear, more I etc; Ttweaday, Oychaili, lined. deep into their crystal balls Sun¬ Goldman Mid, off-year Congres¬ vote, the ne*t few yeara may •tribe began, so it would recoup i Kaeourtk, who vallaped to within two fact of tho TWe ta me mama rmn.ai day and. forecast trouble for the sional elections over the past see Democratic Congresses and part of Capital's revenue loss that UW Uuiee Beard has prc- Republicans tomorrow. 100 years have resulted in Kepuhltcan presidents. and also apply to Eastern If that MSU professors Ralph Gold¬ House losses for the party cob- Referring t(» the New York airline Is struck today. Hackbart anaakad for the touchdown, hut a penalty and played et O. In Amsterdam, at the* 1PM Bar- a lumai, according man and John Fetiton warned trolling the presidency. Times prediction that the Demo¬ Word was awaited meanwhile I tad kick .topped tho convention attempt. to Tomy Hiaaant chairman of tho the Democrats, however, not to "Normal" losses, he said, range crats would pick u|> from Capital Airlines negotia¬ sen Festival as well aa la Idln- II to II Uok fumbled tha hlckoff and Jon liohba recovered for burgh. Festival. count their chicken* too fa.?. around 30 seats. If the Rcpulic- seat* in the Senate, Goldman tions here, being conducted by On "View point*' over WKAK- | Vhauuin on tha MSU 32. The Hariger* drove to the 12, In ltd! thee went to farts aed ads do no worse they shall have •aid his gueis was that the figure the National Mediation Board, Hi j lh*a Sbwaika faked a field goal attempt and Hackbart in IP5S to Stockholm. In Juan vary favorable and wo or# eon- radio, Goldman declared: succeeded in holding the line. would be closer to eight. He u% to whether the striking ma¬ "If the Democratic national chairman thought that the F.i>enhower- chinists union would accept a It took port in the annuel tinuing our efforta to combine Hepulicans lose 25 Mitspped just abort of a first down to end the threat. Sibeltue Poetical at Helsinki, these rultura! displays and op- aeats in the House of Heprepent- Paul Hutler. Goldman said, has Nixon campaign effort in recent now 2n-cent per hour raise pre* Aa Spartans wars anahls to awva and. after a punt, the Finland. portuntttes.' Nlaoon aotd. atives, you can eall the election claimed a gair. of at least 40 weeks would succeed in holding posed by capital Ihlpn charged hash to lbs Michigan Stale 12. Hat again a 'draw." If they lose 55 seats House **•»?> fr.r his party, and from 7 to 10 seats that would The Si-eeal after waa 12 seals lla Ipartaa Man* toM. Hsbba kicked a field gaal from or more, if* a Democratic land¬ recent Gallup polls, he added, otherwise Ih- lost |t*II which wan tha ahimate margin of victory. Siebert Talks at Strasbourg slide. But.if the Hepulicans drop 40-50 House seats, the mandate have shown the .Democrats with a 58-42 edge in national samples He predicted a Nixon-Rocke- feller slate in I960, if the New maadad by geaey a While I beard after baartaga aw lha Mat heart hraaking play of the game for Spartan will be difficult to to support Butler's "landslide" York election returns the mil¬ the Raaaa af tba laber —treat _ aa a faw aalnataa later. Wi*con«in'« Earl Hill punt, On Freedom of Journalists Goldman predicted the third interpret" claim But Goldman cautioned lionaire a winner On the other hand, he ' said, Four other airlines in addit¬ i tha Wiaaaaaia 35. Look took tha ball on hie 20, alternative as most likely. the Democrats t<» keen recent a Democratic tntAJtaoimo. France—-The tact tho journalist's privilege of Fenton forecast trouble in electoral trends In mind. landslide this Tuesday will make ion to Capital and Eastern are I half tha Badger team and cut down the right aide- Ohio for the Hepulicans over the Democratic nominating con¬ involved in the same dispute relationship between tho jour- secrecy hove been introduced In the first place, he said, the . Ho then ran across tha field and ecooted down tha •aiiat and hia source ia of auch in the Congress at least 12 times the Right-to-Work issue Record vention a "wild affair." with the machinists over mech¬ Gallup organisation may be us¬ I Adeline all tha way. importance to our society that but none of tho bills was over registration in this key state, ing Its regular crosc-aection anic wages and working condi* tot a clipping penalty charged to dreg Mont. it should be protected by low." he Mid, bodes HI for the GOP. tiona. They are Northeast, reported out of committee. sample of the nation's voters ■■7. which shook him loose, called the play back to an i n 10 r nationally-recognised authority on prats low from "Attempts have been made at ana time or another to pass such Such a sample, he asserted, may be fine for a presidential elect¬ 'Black Knight' Northwest, Eastern was TWA the and National. only on# faced • Vheansia 45. anmd aamplite to »Minora aa the 26, MSU Mid here Thursday, Spooking at a mooting af tho a low in moat of tho states of the United States." Mid Dr. Sie¬ Sorority Rushing ion, but in an off-year cam¬ paign it may tend to over-rrpre- To Represent with Its an Imminent walkout of mechanics joining tba idle Capital workers. ana and a reeghiag penalty andad lha International Association for Re* aeareh in Moaa Communications, bert, "but sorb attempts have Often* This Week sent the sixe of the urban vo'e This means that Gallup may be Chest Drive The gist of the mutual assist¬ Dr. Fred Siebert aold. "It Ia tha ance agreement ia that the six All interested women may magnifying shifts away from the wuaw huatliav in the third quarter and duty of alt professional organis¬ Art FnaOmaf sign up far sorority rushing to¬ Republicans in the cities airlines will pool resources when lAtolly ahia to anataln a scoring drive. It waa angia- ations ia the fteld of jourmaliam day through Friday frusn 0 a m - This distortion, he continued, With the slogan "Let This one of them is subjected to a to agitate for tho enactment of 5 p.m. in the Conference Room, Cause Be Your Cause Because--" strike after Railway Labor Act may be further aggravated by proper legislation to protect fee 23k Student Services Building. the fact that, rural voters In re¬ Campus Chest will be soliciting procedures are exhausted. The tact-Leu m pro¬ donations throughout this week. act applies to airline labor dis¬ journal is* from compulsion to Women must sign-up individ¬ cent years have been shifting gram as Ids pa. lour hundred cannisters have putes as well as to railways. ually hut signing up doe* not into the Democratic column. He- Ttote Alpha fM- Twu eas¬ been placed around the campus Dr. lis hart, VA obligate one to continue through ed plays m *e ■■Ileum live on the eaoevtivo council of 1 dorms, sororities, fratern¬ winter rushing. —in the international aasoeiation. is AH sad Fall Convocations for those HWrrri'i* fix I ities, married housing and Kel¬ Senior of the Week director of the School of Journ¬ who sign up will be held No¬ W*Hert»n logg Center—and a special desk priarn will | la* alism and heads tho division of vember 12 in the Music Audi¬ iMMfkt in lb# funtr |b«m was set up in the Union Con¬ tac to (Me I«U6«I6| Mlweslt af tba Week moss communications at MSU. torium. course. • aa sum aipe* 'sealers wba -The right of tho journal* Woman will attend in alpha¬ • « hi ft«M6 em Students may also pgpact to ftp withhold fee aaurce of betical t n Alaba Hi order one of the throe ate the "Black Knight," symbol t ee Ma Seta —y be ptrked programs to ba held that even¬ t ie Alalia tea Osaefs of Una year's only direct charity e4 the la- ing Tha programs will be A-Z. 7 aa Alpha otaw mi dnve, around campus, according s ee Alpha cmwim n • 2d-7:20; 1-% 7:4*-g 43; and It- m pu MI to Ronnie Brandon, publicity Z, 2-1® p.m. AH PanHeUenic chairman. elan, to atland. and is SEaF"* m The "Mark la war—at Little Green Jug To Go to Winner WrmHhhiiHaMB af the paapfa ja awRiaval Rases. Of Daze Contest Sr'"-- — Campus 1 nOfofc Ink Wn US m On ihnnfoiiMK an4 M Operate Radio Station M 'Hams' nu roar n ihe cmim Chi Frrah-S#ffe Dua, lira annual wUl h, bald Nov. 1-1. Tho Nhdlllranl haul# botwran ——41 e aapv ainlw, SpH ih» jg gat epsepe MMnM tom6mgwiMin ■mangengrart-n **« giihiiig » n mt» tmtum ■■> ihmy. it nm .iw tiim# hSl^5y55ir^7EsipnMito*J!I*aiB* wE&'S>9&«M^M6 ■l"v*bl*Cw T***"I tor tt nn !■ ftrahraob too Mot, o Irao by too raraht foot Uwy hod wShmmSS MMlhn viaws ha aUe tt a» ihM aamt MMfogTS o» e*aEm&Jm?£8mO |wlSH|SriMMH gray* ■■*«. Fctntor |Sr ■* '»>- to woor root mt foo row. tha* boontoo tor tho lira hotUo wUl "^^^'^BSftnUSE !S* <3s55n^2SlL,*II^ »7i»ip««#»t hraJgrarJu HM! Alrtca, m* there wr the md tt Ma terra, ■"—■ ■— imum; A—ait— Craura Bralaij; afoht wttt h ton antra* oratoot kogto Fttdov hoOwooo Lorry Craipholl. truah r turn- Thara Intraralto hi tnttoJ Unttrk CaaaraiiahWF Oral; Ipar- Inradora and OU Coo. ooftho- ndls araqr mint Fn# Bart acir-s t pear- (rait. SM4) lar hftto Mrarah- ua Ntaraary; IMM »nn Col- lege Flag; baa Bra CMMran raora^'i i it !■■ t- Thlo Milra fttl- "JJk,: for training mw Ban, mt atfon4 mm tt tha rarat- taga achrduM by tha dub Ft «■■!*■. mmi fob tot rafo tt Bra'nw'oMfoW foTw'oM nJnSnjhanSwJBiBS mm *#nM MML StoM foyraUnnil iff- Thara wratlngi ait atMairad m for SUM Km information Tt Dallr rraullt tt Bra Mn br obuuortl from Uw Camera may foroorto* oonloat, ■ ooaoo rora. •rah rora, foooood pit rora. «oo- volloy boll arara, mm (Uck oaO fo rahrara. Chart booth In tho Union. H6 •* raw. m J p "Is-i . v ..-a ■ *'■ "'•f!"-'--:.™.i «■••• : l\. I f" I i ■' Letters to the Editor « Michigan Slate News Wko fads i far Oh! Rnd Dally by M 01 'to n outMdr Men.her of the Associated traditional ones of race, religion, Press, Inland Daily Press and Associated College Piess toe "aaced cows" of MSlTs birth, wealth, and social posi¬ •kteai btefcr *iU Honors College ourzles me. 1 kr *U mm lit ,, tion. As Mr. Cnhodcs well knows, Vol. 50, No. 82 Monday, November 3, l!>.">8 Pa ye Two understand his statement that these ofte^ have been cited aa , teOAn*. teii „ «t mtotr, h, v placing students according to IQ criteria for "accomplishment" in achievement is both "un¬ . .ill,IIMa M foou*" or democratic" and •'inhumane.'' the more "democratic world" te*a Mm M. 0 State News Urges But I he offere in am not sure their place. Obvfoualy, to bar ''achieve¬ what criteria out*irie thd ing. Are We Another pale of AH higher learn¬ talhnldalai? question—la it tor. JjteiMM •""Nmite. i teMd flghtin, fc, Mm. ment" aa • criterion will make W Mr m ter Cnhodcs' contention that our Everyone to Vote it impossible to place students according to demonstrated abil¬ ity at creative writing (sorry football MSU students are ia the tame emotional and meant*] state in which he found himself being M Mt tbte I • > IMA tl.nl MM. M A vMklk, M UM*. TOO MANY AMERICANS talk* al>out self-irovernmtnt Messrs. O'Neill, et al), intimidated by "women teachers it Md4 te mtW. playing or even love making. Wh, MM M llMM, - as a boon but act as if it were a bore. Too many are savin* But. of course, this does not ex¬ that had the physiognomy, ftn- tea Mil Ma ton, a esve. and foul smell of a chim¬ nowadays. "What does it matter whether I vote? The par¬ haust all possible criteria. panzee" while attending Junior ties have become so much alike it's hard to choose. Any¬ "Hiere still remain those "nat¬ high school? way. a few insiders will run things." ural" ones of blood tyoa, hair That's precisely what "a few insiders" would like citi¬ zens to believe. Actually one vote has many timee decided important questions. Congress rarely has a session tie votes or decisions made by a single vote. Only weeka heft»re Pearl Harlan* one vote saved selective service. And without CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS congressmen have been elected by a one-vote marfrin. ED 2-1511 - EXT. 2615 Moreover, there are ini|Hirtant choices to be made. Al¬ ways there ia an opportunity to estimate which of two Deadline 1 p.tn. 1 Day Before Publication candidates Is more able and trustworthy. And despite the effort of each party to he all things tb all men there are aome broad differences on national issues. Both major CLASSIFIED RATES HOUSING SERVICE psrties have left and rijrht wing*, but on balance the Re¬ mini—. IB Miiii *0* RENT publican Party tends to be more conservative, especially I 4»y He eight room two »t.*rv fr»o'e about finances. Itey, »I*S hnuae Completely furnished Near COM j NKSS1 <) NA I, t|l AltTKRI.Y has just released fig- Iteyi *195 Orcti.rd l'tea to SPAtTAN 11 s on f>:i votes in Congress this year where "economy* 4 4*fi U25 ~.-!l MAir .Tt'OrvT* ft- tfi gASOUNC | Co.ild he called an issue. The averaye Republican congreee- Iteyi *2JO lA iedrv. u. II turn.shed home# esrXins. | Pa d ufiNtlts t\ •1 tn 11 gave twice as much sup|M>rt as the average Democrat fliilet S-51A* AMMONAL CHARGES to efforts to hold down federal spending. Republican! ere 15 bucked economy only 40 percent of the time, but the av¬ fw Mch —4 erage for Congress as a whole was only 24 percent. For Around the World in a Clance A* pe day rlejn rtmrr boom* niir a\n hs»" Quiet ' PaiIIv furnished non-Southern Democrat* it was little more than 10 percent. Utilities IU^W*:s *rter 4 P tr J* Of course, statistics of this kind need to be evaluated. Capsule Views of the News AUTOMOTIVE WOOD-MAR APAHTMSNTS One A vote for some big economy could offset several email end ren two welcome hedmorr Two «•»%• small child¬ refrtgerst.T spending votes. Many citizens would list defense appropria¬ ibm CHRYSLrn WPEntAL four- dt*poael furnished full heeement Ooef sedsn Pvill power A beautiful and one-rear lea*e regured IV- SPARTAN BASOUNC k hw i tions and other expenditures as inveatments rather than Aagele Cardinal lanralU. Pa- Navy Papa Hi n sat guaatlanad his retorted tha Rabat Prise for euton3 bsfh m ! aid, education programs, or anti-recession measures. It is Hotran Catholic Church. fleeted ml# on asrurity guahfleeKene ish Royal Academy: "Because refneerenn ' Utilities pa d fsrkm » »r4) Si | S^ per month IV 4-4WJ M I00emo- he api*aled to rulers of alt na¬ vided nation. At tha aame time. under constant attack in the eeiito« tMMWan Hadiu. he,.'- tions to work tor peace and •r H»*t of'er Hhoue 7-1054 > CLEAN. All. furnished i Sftm crate have more labor eupftort (unions are reported to Communist North Korea age n Uf\ goviat press since the award • hitoto i.Mj twin he«l« fa»sins s»el turn destructive sroepona in*e demandad withdraw* af all have contributed large sums to Itomnrrntic campaigns) tools of paaca. was announced. One Bu«sian of- isSi tOPD aer-.i^ car r..jr cte-^r. Ptwr* KD 1* utt.it»e» Vhnne IV S-51S4. f BALLROOM DANCING V P. traapa. Una a. rsd |e*4ed a V * -BritUh Tllh»r MILKS FR«XM Campus nal. Leern foe tr welfare programs. Committee charged tha Admin¬ istration's foreign police "seeks trash Amertrane In pfcyUa* white weee torse hansel I for plan to and nuc'.SA time SALrh ue'ti Cl rWK Jen.iai* ffMALf pan timr 'a full ru twsned l» rto fl> a d parmi g J and arter S fevilllttoe em fa- rhe ehe. numb. fermettoe con'e-t M'l R.it«e rumrt '•'-Ihi l.ltoe r teste far one year. In a muc tl-ll Citizens having views on thyse subjects should he able to appease everybody, please n«- tHeW wevh to medicine end phy¬ blunter refusal than the one arv «" p-efe*re,i Si rxr Xppl* n««ir Mi at'ident Chemberl.'i wite . ii tie* f..r four studente !>.«!? and arid* up by accomp¬ to siid up and decide where their pre|M»ndemnt favor falls. siology, and one hrMan er— the given ear! rr !««• *eek. Ru*«i« j-,» i'«Hbv h » iv-i ie; rr PRIVATE TttRff R4X7VS beth MARRIED VAN r*Pf« TtNU * lishing nothing " ... ushed ii-*- a 4 r.eede pen - # - * -w I Making such calculations is part of the self-development At a tpecih .n Elizabeth. N.J., prise for ahemlstrr termed the plan "absolute!* m • ti'iiitia. Included Parent Adul'* V>i\ amhineua Pn..p« fD L| that self-government afford*. The responsibility—-and op¬ P. A. Cherenhov, f. M. Frank acceotable." durtrs 'lemmg fx-i i.v T« fill - j iv 2-ma« *? eiter i a m Green ».»ld the Far Eastern pot- ^ tore m L^iuv e onl> ard I| t X Tamm. all Moscow of her portunity—to make these deci.-ions and register them at icy has bean marked "first b" anaiety to avoid trouble with University piofaeaan. were cited own. Counterir g with a pUn Russia called for an "im¬ Vu.t >; am re-» va .stot'to# n let, ' must ■•e ~LOST and FOUND" (oftlf. wl can*? mo»l »cd '•I the poll* is one enjoyed h\ only a fraction of the earth's teintty tor their work with high- mediate and- universal cessation" •ubnitletl' belure N.Hrniber IS the Communists and than be LO*> t A GOLD Kreisler lighter th« moon rw dut wl ca* peoples. Eet it he valued as it deserves. •peed, subatesnle pertidm. for al! time of nuclear weapon ■ month s«> Inarrtpttofi AJ( plus movi rou coast io co»r •nalety tn avoid offending Chi¬ The chemfatrv prise art* tensing J' 9 ile't N*«ard ED l-<stem ing to pi event meet¬ i»-to:»t y«sr i .-tier I'htMie tnan IV g\er«te 5-S,;4> r bri * en i I OAT piuil sr* ONE sifAfrrrR pen w tb initieia WOT ard On the election Nov. I We hope you will give careful considera¬ A» ib Khan took aver aa rule Th« three AmerVena henerH The tt g • uonen led ♦•«•• the sr-hs-j 'ante of near Jemssm of Pakistan after President fs- tion to all the important issues on the ballot. When voting pre Dr. Joshua lode—erg of the frill? and will cnMhue the FOR RENT ksnder Mirsa stepped dawn t*nivereity of Wieeenaih. X L. for candidates for the State Legislature, we urge that you \l * a handed ever ell powe-s eeaaaiion so long as R.iseis doe* PERSONAL Tatum of New Teak's Recke- the acme pairing suppo?*t all candidates of .U-?h parties who sup|>orted the to the off rer w-he helped him fetter taetituto end Oeorge W ♦ + * • an leg I.' V- •. * itturVT SPECIAt A Dto«k lam # original budget' requests of M>1 and the University of •'see a h'oodless nverthrow* nf Rea.tle «r the Celitornia leeti- Donors I services : >r t.iwa-d LOT* or ANY airs tfalle- pel* l'to«»« Q>: tot ,u'f iu"«,nc Lek# 1 , f > and .,p Tr»iut»i' * rsdi-e Mg—e »e c$ " - a premier Flrot Khan Naeng re¬ alarm ckKka 99 *7 Michigan. tute of Thrhnolegp. ATI were Cardinal Moot ev Arrhbtsho© of I n. les from f i •oa, g Fine B ' i* Ue*tr,. F.'.eetri. IS : Ksn Ut to to. fa-ew gime early in Oetebee. eltod tor their we— — ps—lams Detroit, were conducted Astur- fltetie Beta JWt TT > est lentirt ♦ * * The gnpesme Cash agreed «• -f heredity. dev in the Motor City's Cethed- FOR SALE [ »tiv,.t..,nai l HOTE1 RESTAURANT »ne« fa ! Tee u> t-e held AND In- I | { PuzzleHgj jOgj ♦ * ♦ rel of the Rlesaed Sacrarrent teniual Room < SI Crossword .n ia# « to, reviewr a defense plant's flr ng . Cardinal M n»ney. who died m TOA*T MASTfR VERY «h«-l t.-n- (rr>»er Ti r-dav S«r ber * »• TYPWT ARM ISO* N of • vtre praeident ksnuaa the S 9 All H R I. - nee ere i-udMiilr I-SSSd Elestr. type" r «#r r Rome lew thsn an hour be? • • ditl m SS ED J-.t ** n ueper* and theeta. eUe general I ACRO*f 14 100 Vest* h« was to paitiiiue'e .n 'he OENfWAt. 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J the Soccer Field. The win wm the Spartan*' Jlth etniyfctl in a !>trinf datlnf back to early laat eaaaon. Erich Streder. etar eophomore forward, aeored twice % all the neceeeary margin aa MSU eon tinned to lead la tk nee for the Bid 10 eoeeer trophy. Tha hasten evmatH boast a S-0 record afafnet mfiraaci eppeaeats Bad I It I season mark. I The whmers ran ap a M had Mae Ml aearad M it STARTS WEDNESDAY -sir only coal aa a penalty shot midway threath the ad DOM REVEAL THE ENDING ,aarter. Art Seathaa. streder aad •ante Cash, add eatataodtnr aaph. aeored la tha apaatag rtaaaa. I Gerhard Grenti and Jaha Boathaa taHad la tha mtmJ period before the Buckeyes' Chris Kristiaa spoiled pd In Game of Inehes Noel Drayo's shutout wit hhla penalty paaL The SperMI Bruce Okine. Streder and Al Sarria wiappad ap tha pmj third aad teaeth pariadmal Spartans Superb in finest game thai raid. played Defeat Injury ifclil may gery. require we¬ with scorca la tha aaeoad, apactlvaly. All MSU roala aacspt Arth Saathaa'a aad Sacrist rerlstcred by first year meo aa tha aqaad. aaM§ 1 ll! vear," he The hasten face When tea this Wednesday hi a am "We've been tonprevtng eeeb "It wet a res! rough game and It only laat Tuesday et week, si(tough the aeeree 4—1 we received numerous bum pi tilt then play Slippery Rack at Bart Lansing HatmM the was weekly footbell writer's led Irate It." Deagberty eesUa- and bruises.". Mid Dougherty. before their finale al Indiana Nev. II. A aria la the S^fl luncheon thet Spartan Coach •ed. "We leal tope ttotere "but other ttoa the injury to would rtiarh the reafereaee trophy, hstag aw aided iatfl Duffy Dougherty Mid that his eueugb game* left — tto eetod- Fvriee, we weren't hurt tee gndders were only inchee away ale ee that we eea topreve bed " from being great. And they proved the p©int In Daugherty's opinion. Wis- wks Saturday, loeing out est the bat¬ consul is as good as any team flu tle at taehee thet would have in the eountry, let alone the given them a well-deserved Big 10. "They're the finest team victory. that I've seen this year." he Tto President hod nothing but Only tnehee prevented Orvg Mid. "I know that we won't praiae for the performance of Montgomery f^°m throwing a meet • tougher one than them." the Snartans "You did • great surreesful block which broke The Spartan coach elso singled job today. Duffy, end I'm really halfback Dean book loose for a out Wisconsin quarterback Dale proud of this teem." Dr. Hannah tremendous touchdown rua on Hackbart as one of the best Ui said. a punt return. The block served the country. "He's as good if not Another visitor, not to the its purpose, but in his anxiety, better than that boy Kspp (Joe dressing room but to the press- Montgomery was called for clip¬ Kspp, California's All-American boa. was Jerry Planutts. former ping and book's touchdown was quarterback) we met in our first Spartan gridder mho is now cslled back. game this yeer.* coaching at the University ef Only tnehee te tto Hgbt at tto fluffy surely toft gsWng need Indiana. Planutis. first-string fullback on the Soertan team which went te the Roar Bowl in IfSS, jour¬ neyed te East Lansing te com¬ pile g scouting report for tto game neat Saturday Touchdowns are mighty scarce Ow th# txwpii.l !i«t. th. m »it BlH wtwn th» snarun. cauetit for the Spartans these days, and M»fr»lr InturTd Sp.rin w»> lB u,, wrfmd tulf wd although State's only sews Sat¬ urday was the first since the (Unrf. Prrln, Kohomor. UckV v. m fm brfilnd Purdue game. Dougherty Mid whs pi..in, witn th. fir.! fnr , rtruwr. PtMutt. Warn, unit. Per lev ran into a tremen- nothing more then en eld grid ' It teems Ilka it's been about doue block by an unidentified the Homecoming, as to three years since we've scored " Dougherty was pleased with Wlwr-tln pl.vw durinc • runt tumrd from Mi wort .txl rwottd the performance ef hie players rKurn In th. mcond «turwr tnr , swim touchdown and SMUtMd a painful knm A w.n hi .ok and whit, www- ami"* the Badgers. "It's the grel dog who has seemingly pur¬ chased a season ticket, made his sa a-i man kt Mats. appearance on the Held during game This time tto dog Touch systsm or hunt-and-pecK the gave Wisconsin a lJth player running directly into tto bsck- first pises la th# Midwest soccsr conference. tha Spartans edged Whaaton, SI. Laat p Results art perfect with STILL NEED PLAYERS field as the teems lined up for Coach tisna Kenney took Mrutwi sf th. uf. aaq a play. is th* last two psriods by fielding a number at snbsttart Ht Mid tha second stringers art gaining in tutor* I wlili good rhythmic traw displayed good evarall performance against Ohio Jut* EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND and rrading ability George Sepetya, in hi* Mcond gam* at s*nt«r hnifha after tw* years in a fullback spot, draw praix froa I Spartan coach. "Ha s doing a fine job at kM mw yaaUi CALL IV 9-0663 v Typewriter Riper Kenney Mid. at tha veteran Spartaa irfianmr M* alas crsdiud faShaefca Nad Bailar aad Hsrat* ha taa aad kalfknck La* Vaader Bunt wKh imnl i anna. TMNKSCMNG Only Michigan 8Uta Injury wag austaiasd kg Batiw. d wa. kicked in th* Mm. Ma a I—I at it tu ha rat# Ml teith ALL ike aSk EaMa't CarriaaN* Bond Paper. Reaeaa Jwg Trimmin't... •bft CmiumUu la* i special larfeoe—k mmm aiSeat • pom. last tha lick ef an srdiaary pencil sraear and lypegrapkical FIRESTONE TYFE ail sea diMpfvar. No smear*. ao emuJcre. Penaaaeat Aali-Frsaaa Seta* time, lrjii|.r wd munri 1 K M par GaL Cash and Carry EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND a.aSkmdd U baked with REAL BUTTER SWEATERS Headquarters For SPECIAL 1 Eaton's Corrasable 1W Slwrt Packets > SO* Six COLLEGE CLEANED TWO noons Badgers Beaten by Harriers y Mm 2-m MM s*a*» N*W» foiirsr Record in// /,»ir 58 M by Kennedy BAI.TIMORK <*>>—Notre Dams is on notice it's as „ |M*M bbxnitt food a football team as it i\KL Roundup was aupiKMsd to bo in pre- TM Mlchifsn SUM cross •esson ereluetinna. ff.tr! tr" «nd«d their The score wss convinrina ^lar ttuon in « very rnmish—only one point shy of ttmsrle manner Saturday. the Mfh weter mark in the 13- ^Mtinir S««ra Dun*, the year-old series. But tt very prohebly sou Id heve been kt|h- IrfMidint NCAA champions lVj Wisconsin la-a trlan* Brannan fait it • waa a ques¬ SAN FRANCISCO (>W>—Veteran Quarterback Y. A. Tit- urawct on the John Akare tion of finally clicking" against tit. out of action three week* with injuries, returned to the mU eoorse. tha middiaa aftar an aarly season San Francisco lineup in the fourth quarter Sunday and let? rmitr Kmumtr, a enaer. the ladieitf. strode heme « a plague of injurie!«. fumbles and untimely penalties. the 49er* to a 24-21 comeback victory over the Detroit VARSITY DRIVE-INN M a M >" > for Me third Lion*. • —■ Bti trumph and eecoed Only 10 minute* remained In way behind beoottfe! h- n^tt lopord. ♦ha game and tha Idon* were tarference tSe arortsns. paced by Ken- leading 21-17 » flan Franoiacos Tha victor* cava San Frar- iiu nrad away to post a bald eagle replaced John Brodie civo a 3-1 record in tha Nation- a ana at the mile mark, won a! quarterback Be draw a roar a! Football league and a tie for at ' « total of 11 points of approval from the crowd of third plica in tha Waatarn Dt- rti'c yw Irish could only must- M.212. Vifion TVu» loaa gava tha Lion* r IT tvuru snd the Bsdpers •tarting at hia 21 Tittla uaad * I-4-I record aams s poor third with sn He aUrtad and after first tear¬ Just flva playa to gat tha win- Detroit's thraa touchdown* atalwrittle SI poinu. The first ing Navy |o sreda on the'ground with e thundering hard of Nick ning arora Tha touchdown followed two pass mterceptiont rjMHta finisher was Oait manauvar tovarad 12 rani a. and a fumbla Ptetvooea* Bill Beak, and Jim recovery, Hliaaay. who placed 14th. mainly great running by Crottr, he want ap In tha air. no Tha Lion* scored firat op lea Hugh McElhenpy after taking a Rote'a three-yard jaunt around aelkad throe touchdown abort paaa ovar tha middle from early in the first pan- «i paaaae in tha Brat half and tha Y A. •mne might just aa wall hava lion quartarback Tobin Roto Ml boot tha triah 21-34 in ■polar dual meat season, Coed* Alao Vie aeorad two totarhdown* on runt of tfiroo end too yarda and throw an It-yard par* to and SPARTAN i t heap the *irtled Irian I back in tha national col¬ For 1M Honor* Jim Duron that put tho Uone li ckempienvhipa and adga pvip w{;< i^, ahoad 11-17. Jim Martin booted all throo wattniaii fcartac banian. 121-129. • •-VC- t Jyi With tho alack Ucktnc awav in tho final portod Tittla took Ona hktrk North of KeNoffff Cmtir plate. A running play gained only three yard* Than ha fuond McKlhonny with e paaa good for 22. paaacd again to Clvde Con¬ nor tor aifht and to McKlhetuiy for 22 and the touchdown. [Akk ■ af a fifth iNrtenf downfall men wee last year, RapBi lappa Oaawmi leads with te fin ami n Mil af |«g feteta, follow#,i to be solved In w tt aavaral individual per- kr Mm Delte Delta with do >*Mcn both thia week end pafirta and Blpne Kappa with | peta*. The total* for the volleyball R ing$ At Fana Sts?a I a pored a M 42 laat weak, Jim prey em ere aa follow*: Block I. Top Ranger » time, good Woat Tekeloy with a 2-0 record: a*Ik Irr seventh NEW YORK (J* - The De¬ olace and Bleak H. Mason. 2-0; Block III. troit Redwing* maintained their f*r Skr.ith'earned eighth by off tampua team and Alpha season* meatary ovar New York, Wua af « gn 4ft • performance. Delte PI tied with • 2-0 record: edging tho Rengora P-l tonight hw»da». however. Dove Block IV. Alpha Xi Dal to and for the third atraight time The victory boootod tho Wing* into Ex-Spirtin Cop Stile Egee MmI undioputed pooaooaion of third olata in tho National Hocke, -"l yeara track A trio of fencers all former Rd cap- meat. Hildebrent. Bogar a. *a» bo«n hampered by m- Michigan State atudent* and Girard and Cherlea Bchmittar, mtU »« and Coach Fr»n pupils •! fanctrig oon"* Charier Jr. won the team title in the sock .la* baon ftchmitter. the Michigan waiting for a won tan.a| iwrformaate like epea champlonaiup *n Detroit contest aponaorad by the Michi¬ W :o n.dicate the prom- ftaturdav. gan Dtviaion af Ameieur Fen* 1 tt cer*a »ddiUon*l depth for the With five tea ma entered -a tha League ■Mm who will now • prapare k dMmoa of their Big 10 ptapier no tor than a "tck ofgum! VtTTOnO DC aCA « 'LOVE and JEALOUSY '«qhdtfK09$a*> *.'• dal«t through which ■tmpsia Chest end all proMI p.m. on WKAR-FM, in Salrburf in the city of Mo¬ student wishes to work, eapecial- ra rt's btrth, presents to the many ly tho beginning date. (It first feosgrssl was performed Jets world visitors si* weeks of con¬ and second choices of country M, tS.U by the -CemeeeU certs. clays, oratorios, operas, and employment, to this organ¬ Academics" af Um Malabnrg serenades and choir recitals. ization, Josef-Ludwig.Sfratse 4a. Moiaarteum. anger the dWeeUen ot Meruhaid Fsamgertnee and featarlKC aa aalataSa Kim Rmg. 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