•-hk-H—asswmwV' "-xnewMAHHAew'iu... . . i ichigan StateNews ONKY Clautfy and SKIES a little ARAIN day. with frittered ahnwera like* warmer If. Wind* south# r I y at ti-tt mpb. Nidi temperature M-tt. to- ■ vou to. No. 91 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN—MONDAY, NQVEMFER 17. 19M PRICE S CENTS I Public Safety Department Lists Mayor of Berlin Denies [Sphere, Objectives By THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY Chance of Red Blockade lEPITOR'S NOTE: The rowing of a new arhool year pre- I * aa oppenmitv for new Meaa. Soil la with thin rol- I"-. |t, avowed pnrpoae will be to promote a better en- Malenkov Gives Views in Radio Talk I fcnltr^ii«e between yen, the pablic. and your Department I j Peklir Safety. Tbt* fire! column will neeeeaarily have to To West Berliners Sunday 11, hailed to a brief Introduction.) I Reported bit of background then—we had our 30th birthday la»t Mayor Shh|»«t!» Communist Campaign 'Purged' A laonth. From a total complement of. one in October 1928, To Fori* Tralrri Alliro Out of Berlin 1,1 have itrown to a department of 23 aworn officera. Each lain to alao deputtied 1>y the Sheriff of lnyham County. Former Premier "" RERLIN (/F)—Willy Rranrit, mayor of Weat Barlln. Mid | Campus rumor haa it that we are full-time atudenta in Shot During Trial pun,lay hp does not brlievp the Communists are going to | Mice Administration working towanl degree* and receiv. blorkaitp his city now. In a soothing radio ariiireaa to fellow |w credit for the work. Such i* not the case. We are em- ADLA1 mVCNSON Former Soviet Premier Weat Berliners, Brandt declared: Level on a full-time baaia and the job cornea firat. It ia CaHfarala aeveraer-eieet. Sortsc a meeUoa Is Mmmm-m fhlaaaa _ _ Georgi Malenkov haa been ' "I do not believe we stand on |rj< that aome of aa an working toward degrees, but only Isw afflee Tharadar. Brows, wks aappwnd Mnnw Is Ma lilt shot to death by a ahort- the threshold of a dramatic de¬ |m a part-time baaia. I ptmMtaNal nnnUa asawane esaallaoa a Mot Ike I tee Dtme- araUr aonvrasUaa to asrlse to —Irak. a MfUl Ma ha w jah tempered interrogator for Munn Blast velopment I do not believe that the American transport planes Be me a ail afalppid department with aeveral marked refusing to "co-operate" in which are standing by will have |ad mmarhed vehtries all with three-way radio rommunl- his assigned role as star wit. Incites No to tw used." lattra. One of lint vehicle* is a llation wagon which is Artists Find ties* at a purge triul plannml Brandt said he suspects the |aaHd 1 with • portable stretcher. In an emergency wo Challenge in Rarity by Premier Nikita Khrush¬ niORfll MAI.F.NKQT Russians and East Germans are cauumigning to get the western reported stoln In to Um Health Cenler. chev, informed Rrltish i«( purge . # • Comment Allies out of Went Berlin for two Wit geeetion Is often raited—"Why are you here?" To |lit aa) batic, wt are here bceauae you are here. Your at. Concert Gains Only sources disclosed Sunday in a Detroit Free Frees exclua- mam 1. reasons: Itodaace maket It neeesaary for MSU to maintain aome 7 ive. li'nai B'rith •rchr Member* of the MSIT bler- refused Suntlny to They want stream ef anli-Communiet refu¬ to atop Dse Partial Acceptance Apart from Mafvnkov. the gee* using West Berlin gate¬ Lntn miles of facilltieo. pa a I Twenty thousand atudenta plua faculty, atuff, apouaea, ether principals were Molotov. O»*orgi 7hukov, Mikhail V. M. Loader Raps comment on Athletic Direc¬ way ttlsts to the Weal. The Comma- want to stop the stream. tor Hipirie Munn'* **bla*t" |md children make thia a sizeable community, with all of M. Kaganovich Dmitri Shepllov Brandt said, by making would- lft It* enforcement (plua a few extra) that any munici- Br sami'cl r truant and Ntkolui Hulganin. all ousted •rom office in June, 1957, as Racial Strife directed at Duffy Dnuglier- he refugees fear that West Ber¬ lin will seen become Comma- Any artist presenting music that is seldom heard enjoys Ipjty this aiae would encounter. freedom from comparison with othor performances of tlw "•nti-perty." Bulganm. from whom Khrush¬ NEW YORK — The Pres¬ ty and iiis team. The Detroit News repnrtcnl nint territory and therefore net a safe destination. (toirary to papular opiuhm -Freshmen, now hear this— same work by different artists. chev seiECd Soviet leadership, ident of B'nai H'rith said Sun¬ Sunday that Munn leveled a jw mle purpose is not to harass the automobile driver and This might to load was not specifically charged day fundamental good relations verbal "blast" at Daugherty and 2. The Communists want to seem the latere the lienor ordinance. Primarily, we are a sera ire •cales in favor of those who with antiparty activities until between the Smith's Jews and his team. Slate lost its fifth shatter the stability at West luitaiiitiia Tl hours of sen ire—designed solely lo fit Father of MSU perform rare works—to make la*t week. their neighbor* have not changed ,straight tti Minnesota Saturiiay, Berlin's free economy. West Berlin, their task a little easier .'III-12 This marked the worst a capitalist la- i are we called upon lo perform at by re¬ The tourcen said the new eut- despite bombing* of Jewish land 119 miles inside Kant Ger¬ Football Stars leasing the pressure of compar- break af a cold-war fever In houses of worship and other an¬ defeat fur State since 1947, when many. has two major industries is on. Itorlin waa « smoke screen, such tin- N'»,ut n, a ere blanked bv ti-Jewish incidents there. lite manufacture of electrical wilt Dies Saturday However that may be, there Michigan, 55-0. i wiD not permit elaboration, to each week we la at the seme time a need on aa Khrushchev could he expect¬ Philip M. Klutzh.ck of Park The defeat to the Gophers goods and the designing and ed to put up to divert attention Ibr to pick a specific service or problem that can be dis- Myron Wilson. g4. the father the part of 'the performer to from the trial. Forest, 111 , added "there is tm placed MSU in last place in the manufacture of fem.de fashions. The fashion Industry, for ex¬ I in detail. prevent what is unfamiliar In Western Conference. One has of three msu football star*. real rupture in the religious ample, bring* in more than 20g such Khrushchev was understood to consult 1917 to find State's Where we can, we'll give you history and policy on these died Saturday from a a way that It is immediate¬ to have been furious a? the harmony and Interaction of the million dollars every year from heart at¬ ly received by the listener a* un¬ worst season when it lost nine . In any ease, you'll get the facts not argument (ours tach while hi* welcome friend, and tht* warranted slaying of Malenkov. southern community that have consecutive Western F.urojie and other part# youngest son, a can games. |t tot to justify). Sometimes we'll just be newsy—may Tom. was playing quarterback be most challenging. Intelligence reports from be¬ made it comfortable for Jews to Munn. who piloted NMtr to of tiie world. I come up with a joke now and then. hind the Iron Curtain identified live The United Mtstoe has spent for the Soartan* in the Minne¬ In t pragma of awl there '' a 79-ganie winnln* stresk and mm the killer a* Col A N. IcCbcd- Constructive criticism, suggestions, and specific ques. sota familiar a K«»r Howl victory in 1954. million* of dollars boosting Weal game. music presented by iev, of the Kazakhstan security fie addressed the 115th an¬ i arc invited. Hope we hear from you. charged: Berlin's rroioom Any t'omma- It Tom's first vera I snd instrumental soloists was start for police. nual meeting id the Jewish or- m*l Mitral against the elty Im¬ the Spartan*. Who were beaten *und«t aftrrniMHi in the Musle They said Malenkov'* refusal g anii at inn at llir Waldorf-As¬ "Saturday's game was the mediately rauses businessmen to 29-12 Auditorium, snlv mne third at \ now' futile display I've ever think about ■ to ire Investing any the pre* ram—the last to ra-operate in setting hitmclf toria Hotel. Another son and former MSU part- NEWS IN BRIEF football star. John, was at home With hi* father a« he listened to the beginning of the game succeeded in overrenting strangeness and was warmly re¬ ceived. Its and his former colleagues sen¬ tenced to death in a *» ell-staged public trial so enraged the colo¬ Khitrniek said table that "•? was siiii'hr-ruers predic¬ Would seen taken Utter losing futility. I've never so bad. but I cried more of their money In It. The current threat against the city was unleashed last Monday "When you have xc ru tehed \ATnl Ban Talk* Bap Ihum O0IVA OPk—A brnkdown at the Bait-West negotiations on Wilson coUapsevi during the first quarter ten" The "Weichet and firat nur. two Hampau's parts—Bach's betrubte Scfiat- nel that he lost riddled htm J hi* hr«d and with liulleu. *harV bora wiiii the their same Jewish con'empt neigh- ami arid crawled a tenth of an inch a* a time to build an empire, in M*>sciiw bv Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. He said the The third son. Pat. j< now a "Aquilon et Malenkov ednoged a* top man |{ti> m,trot .tie going to give Up stii-se of outr.iiie over tiir recent 'a!*' 1 ugh it's a small elliptic, it r iaa! suspension clearly became a possibility Sun lay in visw lieutenant m the army, Pat Orithir"—suffered from ma li¬ af!»r premie^ Jovef Stahn died take: a lot out of you to see their occupation rights in East in March, 195S, but almost from wave of anti emitic Violence " fJSjgrtoon by each aide of proposals put forward by the other. played -football and quate presentation, and so r«- Berlin and turn them over to Tat United State* rejected a Soviet plan on the ground the Rus- at MSU. and was basketd^ quarterbaflr roamed stranger* tJie outset of his powet-packed Me wanted, however, that "Ifie l! uash" the East (ietiiuin Communist re- Daugticrty. the object of I sought to Extract a promise to end tents without giving guar- .n Hut If the firs? two third.' of prem.ei.ship the challenge fr m SoUhiCi n atiTiiispiiere will be i".itn lb * i rr I 'i 1 1 Michigan State News irs His Ball! INFORMATION Michiganbuilding. s'uderis service# State eajt lanitng. michigan News tol'no soc1amst* n t'il pu-xvhvd 3,1 on class days monday through frtday inclunvr cl-.-s-. 25.006 student* and faculty bead daily by mst*'« v - »-• • ~s.- 7 p m.. 41 union cvcnnniev wives , y~: r.'r l' i frishma ■"pn»l •«". weekly duna, nmmer ks issue between siuntr.er and fall terms. " en-.' .. .. ^ j thp michigan stale news it pubjt-.■■<•( the uiiivers.ty 01 »t lite seeking to u-rve the best tr.teres'* i both .stands ready hod.-, b.it wmla •»» battle thornc. okemos txf,uu.!obwnpli*r!l payable'in edrmne* tot one term, u to, n„ whethe slfvm a pill delta move which would drive ■ wedce betw. fr'tn wtthxn the university r '" the two men er of the associated _ . 7 p m, 11.1 olds hall. pledge "stmiii ot 'he**inland daily freee. aaeoaetad pteae m ^ pre**, inland dad> press ami a»- lied college pica* aswsiaied collemaie pteaa tesi k "-ack5, k.vur tdllorin-ehlef p»«* eranrf vol. 50, no. 9j monday, n'.nemlk-r 17. 10.7s pay, two b6k* "e.: 7 30 p.m., 42 l*!'.ion. manacing editor a. nelda trom rti*lne*« manager fay sebnmakfr, psii i trv science seminar ( irrulition director - i e*hat 3 30 p m., 333 anthony. ree info. ml 3. MSU Grid Turmoil Should Slir Change CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS fc-,.v r ED 2-1511 EXT* 2615 probab1.y the hiop.'.t mystorv !n roll,,, football this year is xtsc's rapid decline a1, a national i>o»erhmire. Deadline 1 p.m. 1 Day Before Publication but neither the newspaper sleuths nor the director of rills ratable s-12 and l-'i alnnday through friday msl"s athletic plant. hippie matin, wonid shtsl jw.-itise light on the source of spartan football troubles. athletic director munn's statements ("it ».i« the most classified rates housing futile display i've ever seen " "l iter futility." "when you fcr~sent" minimum is aeordt have scratched and crawled a tenth of an inch at a time.to build an empire, it take, a -t out of voti to ..... it crash, t 1 day «5x got to a specific trouble >t "t to: s ont t-.. "u (ten o.'t throw 2 day, (' -5 i.iu'.i xtoptrx spchtwen't the game away like we did today by losing the ball 10 3 dey» $105 ,1. n :..,la'rr t;r» » x ua ti p l'!'api>r"vei1 # f-d 3-2'f- vi times," munn said, "it's terrible . ,. just terrible." 4 dm «" i day. « so nrforatro apart- what detroit news rcpor'er pete waldmeir said in his m vrvt't v ? nv.i'ar.r r.-r .•■■tuft* move story sunday was that munn win "leveling a backhanded additional charges h kbtfafy- e-'ruvt-fi iv a-13" i et- 1331 w 3*. slap at both head coach duffv daughertv and hi« team." ft »ch woad o.at is for wlmit r adult, beautifully j what he implied was that munn might lie hunting for a *e pt day fu'r.shr.'. i" •iw'ifh and batlij (..•ai. n- w.idr» '« and no amok-1 new coach. ,■ ( phone i: d 1-1 aid or ed 2-23.^ j automotive ~ the first two setbacks of the season were taken in i.ya oldsxionn r "a t- ■ - t >f, f "hiref rfxvmh ra'h parkma spartan , gascl'nf e »« strid, by .spartan followers. but the string of losses has h irdtitp fx. n «r*rr bjd" at,.*'. anowiiru* ra.i • 411^5 : r- - pn. ■ :-«•*# trxhiyoi - ilr.t ol ■ i a"#'' * pm li t- lads ed 37 a-»!•'->■ jaio'tie m k' ... * started them talking. in a «tr..w vote, we think daughertv »;t> l-l«l M dwit if t^t bay rf --, c» s: u)h obatfii. two-bed- would find most fans hacking him. partly l>ecau«e of his mm y l**<* olijsmobii i fr 4-d ti». -• ■ x r.'. -mi- - a ;• art meet pri¬ ♦ke dow chevica. c: f artuita. 106~t ktplurg personal popularity, mostly because of his pa.t record hvoramatic. radio re*t«r owxl con vate entrant* onlv »lik) pratt 100+ octane, rca $r*i • diiit'd and tiirr i u x.r * iv r-4: - ■'» in the four previous seasons state prospered under the bam* id i-4uj ata- « pm a •a it ye-- bwjo*".. rw. » room apartvfnt f»r one wtllfrs sbartan j?«v ci coaching of daughertv after a slow.- starting first season. guimm* Act Rlaiitetl Again ntxnovy minded 199k 39 a . f\»'vthi! ( • furnixl-ed j a 11 i ,tr ■ * 7h4 i. r *•»!» •. aatlor genuine leathei la*tirg . if,., i ei < iftunax'ula'.e condition. s losses. ;,v « i- i'- Students Defend Daughertv .. . , no masts or denunciations ware made. optimistic spar, bead iftriti tan followers looked toward the next season. ib.>>, when ford ru •' rerun typing experirni ei* • msu, though failing to win the big in title, made its to tfi# mhw t ufkv lo mavr duffv perfume '» wont tfcen any the hi' • • "*'t vr private thrf f .rt er, rooms ufa! path and i i i i r erixf rv lurie, flow ed J • f..s second trip tothe west coast in three year. r '.#:*• * .-»•• * '.* v - uxc.ideu patku:* adu!'* \ if the following two seasons daughertv directed the spar, t> :ftv 'v »*rm4i.tw-4 vrtiveti i do helievf th# msu vioualy denounced. employment hicks lal/nd40mat htudent* *h< u;d ctxiiidvr them- t»!f»e- .'•02 i mc-x-*n ; nvt mkj.rir nri.igin tans to 7.2 and h-1 records, last w inter he was offered an ff at - a ! «.!■» ?:«• t«rr:»".< 1-xrt >«* 1 y »■«. io hiv# *u: n a marraia feel* ' 1«t f#bu''-u# *alarir* fvf dior unbelievable price to leave msi and coach for texas a4m. • «• ft#rrd xo * f'-j h—a fc*»ibwil coarh. w!l the duck main * .»'n the v t da. - d«cr off f0« sfc* sc»v^| | i- ;• e - vj *• i .'c; *% .•;f w. coilf&l studints . pc« sall we specialize in d»"» ?j« everybody. inch dim. «mme «>f ouiiirhertv'.# n**i*« «• iiftt't' wbat are vou g--r.g famuua k-ni v thiar u . «t.» at*v • it* are you by V-tt *(a. at' » of fee', *$. i;:t •unolis fc« stwrfn'l tjinu, iwkpti twicn a*, tm«» tifft-r |gt i.rh»'r!> tina'u •• * "» '" h*n* i > trailers iv ■*-**«" mknl tor it new ct •, v-.e community t»vitai>o sluuincs i> p i : ; g • and nevprwl mnjr« i-iar.-« i-s |>ii>it.i'>i\ *lct * bv? a f'iud .« • •• »v .4 s s v, at n ©fxidet* assume , c g.t 1 coach from the rnnk*. t? i« ^ •:.j «»t vmg r»'ih>rw*«'- y • • this .» ti'w msu audein:* (bui! l>e dvveioi*'.! .ed to dittpum-m anu nx: >• " • .»t the c-nt if i e th.it *v '» ' w". • - n i n : jy-4 • . the dimeneion am«»rif fan- kts i'omr jr j tfii-k duffv mhm.'d deh'a or.ee *r f a . 1 • 52,i"«d v'tcrs le'm c h. d '1 ann iatnder*. > w s - n personal •>g ireakpas? i3m4 from thw >ear'» .-n -w k. h oi-t i l*r msl.' n •• fis' i <1 ! f • you re »tsll m t»a k of • i'l'tif o> t. my •> r k *0 »■ ■ 6cod c?*tr* ciubf»ed caiifornia. d-1- ' ••■ir t>u::'v thi-n. hk *-u # h what * m> v ,<•:>ua.i' , fresh sped - tl l»f> think h# need* an however, (rat the •.< 1" tilt* r« nehwtetl s«turt!ay with fi* tik v .j w ..in* c . but state'* bisr g fiit •' i ' "'c ' quick s# • wi .«■'•# '« ■ '«•. ■- wr.it • »*' "4 tr'.l a . t. evcuipaiot'> 4* ,t *traikht «l»'f»*ath, two hv .*hiit« u1 s* to miniit's.'' , -- _ ; , . ,-* •> .— .i y»r bdve: if you take pnde n bemf a y*... t , cuiat vr sruonut sho» hv the wor#t marpm "f i »h e lt» i u hen %cr#p» viilh raddling atyutr-'.' d msu. i dor. t thir.k and ' * e end eau.t of our *c- a»a' monday n0»em|ja ' ;j2 mac open a • - m ♦ li to michik^n, /».*)•!>. i - a ' v- . v. a' .it tint. " uicturc ih'tutd i'> un- fif'v w ! tir.''* i!> -ig« •! 1 , . whin you think i na. •#•'!£ cd, hcity that * d make p >va ■ oni* think of lh# mel-0-5tatwf a.id vi m >w\v.a p# vds hrthanne beey fti'f diffumi-'t and ffna'v unde¬ 7-1*27 a losing season h..r* i'r.h.-t «t ! tr : k »t • * d : tie* ♦ * * sirable eventua v vtuoe' if ■ .. iovino l awy G1VFS one campus nutting. m»ul m>1' .•* mitlcivthi tr« tn tint iim. h they feet au e that a k * 42 union k xd n, t< $ n x t ust.w : i . * ■■+ <:.e VI la..: ocje-.* : .g aticcpss in football art! it -i «h» stinlcnt* v >»>«t to (luiioc .Action ths ;ri r adorn, $ s -» d • w .11 .lot if» c• rerfu. y u\e j-! 129 hartiurd or rn la? m ■' iwrivncp a id# in it ve.»r \! :nn »...t that .» team can t |*r» «*• he ll f bh a,- i diape- *»♦ form miracle* hh the t>". « t.hipi Blubtcil A^ain iran jerwuhger "for sale" . dilder* ■ * run v ;« f dr-. 12 85 NL Grand River. * but munn wn oi»v !<>>)-- ■■ • -* .»*«i \v h w < •v * ;-:i mi.itt 2 am (<>* < n i v r r s a : f • * # # yl'rtal studem * • running >atuntav a ' were \y < * h ' ■« • i.. •; * t» (he iditorr i ixlio rep* r tvalie» • « :*t ho t! waweiil: ei e, r ll''-' a-a me that 11 i*, the ;>u! - .f ,.««• t%• «» u v .* •>{ • • »• re. • f 1.i •- n like* who, ami fur wr.nt ?»-, « *t , 1 x j* ol h r • c ii n % : • »s>me*hal miidvnl slrvwms ^ tf g;> > m77 w!v*.1 ' ass' p w • a. tk* « hi 'i'.hjalfx '* * : ballroom dan--"l>3 biffin* munn w:»# kt«|',*»e!-* first ' morel re-■'rftc'iii hv e i* real estate rtructkon or ■ i' »ut cc, hul i'«ttftn*h i a cur l''1-y t cfcc. 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' • 4s- lib- x 4'rxi pe-s-r •-jmr alter 4 pre t. york city d.*t»nv* *" rarubl~llkiap * e*p*' — — 1 • r *» a* d try cmarl2p # , apart mimty . 44 sir •< ** y l'atffr*. dr..# :»#s abbutl rtf 4 f*-.' y« if a v«t *» ail' >« liest# ckwad wednaadara or ill, e,1 campits oki x'-.rd *oarvr.e«' mhr vaeart fire- gtm4 "m.-tame *«■- three fusar wanteo phaah# iv 4-40s k r\' >-*va5 m tv 'radio kfrvice spaelal «na rare, lo miatfr-jr. \€» pnd ,<«4 i'fed and .m* jibfc. t across from' 'cakns sta- x .-»» u',f* free t^,a« cback-.ng rnali eai»t-«r , ■ rtau* «we !•#» ppdrw*- ur.f-r.io *t i po arn-« jo p jp aaitx (yuetlinat* ('«>'■*1 u 11 iiww rt tw-ied aowit* no uausarnm m- tv iecluim.iaea l omaaev jrm a rmuluuxnar) aims * ~d i —* * «.a4w ix- t«t^' « mm, » —trw.«»-VSS?»v'*«.«aWSVv> ^ Aj&ilfciv . ... . i i i ' I ' ii iiriininn^'i^y i / / kcliardson/ Slate Fehruarv Show November 17, 195* MICHIGAN STATE NTWS ; F»«e Tbreo Lis Piano Auditions Scheduled Educators Discuss ilurriculunis on WKAR Two educators agreed Sunday loio Recital cHesn culture can or will stand ehology and the laws of learn¬ that education must be geared by itself. ing and courses which are rele¬ For fPajama Game' to serve the individual's and society's needs, but it must also Carlin foresaw greater selectivit\ m rurri uhim the need for vant but to not only to the present, the future. 1 . su••'tv Richardson, Pi- take into account what both will planning while Mayhew pointed Another criteria, M a y h e w [ ; • .' a Faculty Recital The MSI* Players, the music department and the dance need in the future. to the diversity ot interest- and snid, was that skills learned in |!L Music Au4 at 8:15 |!.m. ,->n(ert is free to area of HPK will join forces for a February production of Dean Edward Carlin of Basic needs which characterises our one course should be trant- College, discussing "What Should , the smash-hit musical comedy, "The Pa jama Game." society. T meet, these mv.txr ferrable to other human activ¬ r.V.:.\ everyone l< in- Auditions open to all regularly 7 — r Be Taught" with Prof. Lewis- Mayhevv said. ceitam . cuter.a ities. Mayhew of the Office of Eval¬ must be met. a "one them enrolled students eligible to par¬ --sri.^" has been a mem. uation Services and Major John related to human I [ ':i ' .st' piano faculty ticipate in extra-curricular ac¬ Panel DiM-iiimioii Barron, regular host of View¬ courses p>> - f \W H':.e has appeared as tivities will be held Tuesday through Thursday in the music (In point on WKAR-radio. a Swingline ♦he New Haven College Sports Carlin said that "curriculum Two Aftfioitilcti ..rvs'-'-v •he New England Orchestra, and the building according to the follow¬ ing schedule: Planned hv LB problems will be more pressing in the future because of the Tit Council Jolm Stapler no •'Bar.c - -r.% Orchestra and Acting: Tuesday, 4-4: Wednes¬ day, 4-6 and 7*10 p.m.;. Thurs¬ "The Intercollegiate Sports dramatic cent developments of re¬ years." These, he said, are Clark Dollaven. instructor bigger than a pack of gum! tn day. 4-6 and 7-10 p.m. ft. - j v r? he has won are Program" will be held Thurs¬ likely jo necessitate n synthesis the department g at the 10 p.m . 7-10 p.m.; Thursday. 4-6. Wednesday. 4-6 and parlors sponsored by Union than before. has ever been attained of have Continuing Education Scr\:.*». been appointed :>• the 98" r-ji Conservatory. Dancing. Wednesday and Board and the Forensic Union. The clearest forecast that can r Executive Operating (' -nr., ' of , r-rram i* an unusual Thursday. 7-10 p.m. A panel of experts consisting fee made, he added. U that high¬ •he Institute foi Org.vu.-a' 0 • , .r^v.i with the Haydn Students wishing to trvout for of Prof. Harold Tukev, chair¬ er education will no longer he Management held a' MSI* and i V.' 2T in E major, and leading rolea will he required man of athletics; Biggie Munn, able to educate as though Am- sponsored by the y'hambci o' to attend a t h 1 e f i c director; and Duffy acting, tinging and t'.'inmet.v of the I'n ted States. dancing auditions. Daugherty, football coach, wilt trord Drirc Slated WORKMEN DhMtXTIT the eenter t opics of the vocal books are be moderated by Dr. Jack Bain, MSL Professor sor, The National Chamnoi -pen six Institutes throug!iol(t step* of the Capitol In Wash¬ on reserve in the musi. building assistant to the dean of the SWINGlINf "TOr* | k*i E.spp« A'pha aoror- ington a* part of the rebuilding prorram that will move the last To tne country as training programs , # «pMi*orint a record front of the huiMinc forward 3! feet I ach Mone U numbered so library and may be checked out or. a one-dav basis Recordings College of Communication Arts. Topics of discussion include Speak in Ohio for association and chamoe. convnerce activities s>t Afillioni now in u»e Uncondfe tionally guaranteed Make* hooi fit for the benefit of the that it can he put hack in the propr-r place in the new location. show the role of the faculty athleve -Dr. William cover*, lastent papef*. arts and Vecstional School in * . 'he are also available Layer, associate Tie i rogr-M a a. c, tht: council, the source of money for crafts, mends. tacM. *lc. Avail¬ \,»v. 19-tl. Student* o professor of business adminis¬ equip tile cu.^.u witti na- able at your college bookstore Applicants for singing roles the operation of the program, tration, will speak on "Techni¬ , »*|fd «o the take their used Union Con- Farmers Too TieiMlown n at b< prepared t.» sing one of the nature and policy of the ques for Effective Forecasting" skllls. id m technique- inagement ail ' work :: eh.-.-.i and *o . to SWINCtlNf tn,- sh.»vv songs and may have scholarship program and other today at the second Industrial lead hut; to im-.ierst.iitd luuis. > j.5 p.m. A sorority rules and regulations regarding "Cute Ropt*' |l »# a nccond of their own Marketing conference in Toledo, Ills orgam/ation *(*ow Sitters"^ Needed and the socui song ientsin e will he on hand cb>h*sing prepared. athletics. Ohi.». etonomy L ptllrrt them. Applicants (or acting rolet A question and answer period The conference is sponsored The Executive operate-n coun¬ should familiarire thcmtelvet will follow the discussion. by the committee on Industrial cil is responsible foi' • man- INOy K »• th Chortle and Fugue* the a splendid foil to the romantic By Michigan Dairymen with the Copies of the acrint are held In the assigned play and the role*. reading room ef Seiuinnry Head * Marketing and the Ohio chap¬ ters of the American Marketing Assn. agemen* 01 the lns'.it .te Mw ro»« s t >. the following B.toh. A new dairy far"' profession Atain. like parents, looking for the main library. Dr. Layer will discuss the [t-fr-. Two-Part Inventions" - ere the next offering. Is needed of a -s-'w ir. Michigan. It's that sitter" a baby sitter, its hard to get pared Dancers number may prescn* of their a pre¬ own Speak* Tonight role, elements, techniques and results of forecasting, its role ■ i-.ft* have come, more Like parer.'s who u mt fn get someone a* the herd to do the owner. Job Rut as an well ex¬ choosing and should also be The Rev. Dr Arthur McKay, m the decision-making prpccss NOVEMBER 19th THROUGH 22sd ■y, rtsUre the musical aw ay fro- tie chtl it en (kva»- perienced cow man could fam.ha. with the .show music piesident of Mcv'ormick Thco- and future problems and meth¬ do a r - these inventions, ibna. v. da.r> farmer^ w order to do lugical Seminary m Chicago. HI., ods of ant to satisfactory Job. believes Mur¬ :r. some improvua- improving forecasting. i r'icered student "prac- take a bteather fr-m tr.a' twice- ray. and eould ti mi* a■ auditions will Ih- guest speaker tonight at develop soon a Wednesday through Saturday " and they are being a-aa>. even -da\ "Tie P iiama (lame" is sched¬ the monthly Family Night Sup¬ -m-the-yetr suable clientele. • by an increasing Job of miikii'g. uled for four pcatormaiues u» per (fl Eastminster Preabytetian f p.anisSa.- A.".' r.img *o DonalJ Murray, tf farmer* want to trv out the Katrchtld theater Febraury 18- 'Church to be held in All Saints : K.rr.arospn closes his pro- extension dairy specialist 'vow sitter" idea. Murray stress- 21. Church a' 6 : th<* Finney "Sonata MSI", most dairy farms the it- the need fur crgant/ing the Dr. McKay will speak on the I a E Major." a fitting een- Si*ty on- m.iking chore. Cows ought to gt.vie of theological education in iry close for the pre- plus'seme fsuiiiv • Mi.tr. uts.star.vt .ens Th;> be clearly identified with neck I.-L (Jffieial Slales the Piesbyteiun Church. Stu¬ w£& :e.r classic program. meant ina:' the far—ci must 1h* chain number* or by some other dents arc invited to hear htm there for eu:\ n:•.Iking. Many Mtisfactory system jo that the \ronin|.|licA\ orld •peak at 8 p m. fanners h.n e.,Ue-.- t ticd- sitter" car easily tei them Dr. McKay has an AB from jri-Lrii versify down i.Vu.a re-I in ■4:» rv .farm r.g drudgery apart. A «urjent list •he family along of cosy in with rr.ilk Trip for SlmleiitH Albright College, bachelor of divinity end master of sarin! "I or ln*tanrr " weight records are other helpful Dr W Pint, dtiec'or ef theology degrees from Union (inference ««>« Murray, von ••one dairtman Just pointed out arrangementa that farmers can the Ltvtuir-Cun. ri l series, will Theological Seminary in New to me that he hadn t mtssed a make conduct an around-the-w -rid York, PhD from th* University cheiluled milking in 12 yean, and he would like to arrange for an trv - c farmer? -ig out the *v ma- iw s already be * *«r i.tea tour Ft an-'isco next on lummri, June 21. leaving San of Edinburgh. Scotland, and an honorary doctor of divinity de- occasional weekend off or a but Mui rabehevN that more The journey, whuh will be gee from Muskigutn Co.lege. i rf.t* security conference cf it could b«- done week* vacation once in a while many mi.vtly hv air to afford maxi¬ | m .? r.« re.4 y .rMy at Kel- MSU PLAYERS —a good thins for both he and aieas :r- vUU is answer to mum time in areas visited, will r..r are « talking about expand¬ twu-rr.an 0}ie; «♦<<>•. .?u.»t T ckota fo: fv y Night v..!| •n the Farilir and Middle East¬ Home ef the plarea Sponsor • Nov. 19-20 8-10 pni. in Old Faircliild Theatre 8:15 p.m. i tiu pro-gram. so thev can have a regular help¬ ern areas. Codegt Hall. Union. b« on sale u. tne ••a> er aih'w f. time . " t r« -.- on the Itinerary are Japan. Male students who have an Nov. IB. 1938 •»« aod women from T4":-• " i t * t e ♦ arrangrrr.er't dtn.e na.l b-9 pi:, } lay, Hong Kong. Hinaapore. Thai¬ aii-uiuverqty 2 pom; are elig¬ could make txtet.ble free- ana -m tne Urwor a., dav T' land. Ceylon and Romhas, Egypt ible to rush. AH living unit?, Hs*hiniton. DC« New - ALL SEATS RESERVED $1.00 . . px m-Tr d<>'- and : . . and u; • T p.m. F uda>, fur and Jordan. married housing and off-campua ( hwsgo and other yet * r* a . attend m.»*; y r-perat M of--vampus iiVi.'-i ur..t; • r group, limited fo 2S mem- club» are oncouiaged to ha\e representing ■ - fee Fenny N.g*'an ar- (at ev.'?'* ' )ude the tour hv Mile internment. r*v < • ■ ,«• a., a vf i representatives participate m I »in«emenl. farm* it:- •;.» r^tirus *v red : .■ Rome for New Vmk f u' '' Rsks srrsngsMe«(i 'i'«- mm nl I niim Tirkrl Offir* it be rv 1 -r; an or famuv-sire ♦ v „ S'udente are needed to f ! I >« prominent program f K format ion be herds of about 25 to *<} c-.iwj far » a m. permission at m km •* • • t-r ;n ran positions on SI UN. the B o into tha Campus Chest char¬ 4? ED 7-Tuui. variotaa other qommittove. * y Ve Uruvereity of ity fund. i a-"-d last yewr a die- v»:ucg profaaaor at INFORMATION Because Bnission, Cast thia ap-dat p«r- L*t>s.ng theatera I Pr-f. Wilbur Coerden. and restaurant* CConHnued fro»- Page 1) *ra aspected to f ir-i former director of CKIAIMAM CI LTLftAL gen *m open p-*: y* jal ciosi .$ vt statistics for the A**V hour a. Fraterr i ty and anrority fe-xunty Admirue- g:3d p.m- 4? Union. partiea will ntr. until I im1 PLANT MLIABULhN MM* ana a Friday p*rformar.e» of E**l this aasr national the rr you r* nut on * llmh About choosing IN A It tero play, "Mr. Kooetta," «•"» art *.h« Institute of 12 noon. 450 Nat 5ci. Is acheduled. your cigarette, remcmlmr thiai mora Industrial Relations PHYKlOimil AND PMARMA- c.' tba University of COLObl xft.MlNAft people amoke Camel* than any othao i art Wayne State and 4 pjo., 21y Giltner. brand tu•* la Kill Newf Sports Editor 55-0 shutout. with fullback Roger Hag berg k X "if. -v •ota's awe-yard Hi extra point cunsersieo warn m — II? yarh crashing through the center of it task Fanned three tries be¬ good. Mlehlgsn Mate's 164. Spotting Mtnneaota "two quick With Michigan The Gopher*, aided by more Not only are every fame, first period touchdowns, the State's line fur the final yard. fore going uvrr fur the wore. . Spartan Spartan mistakes, picked up turn In final scores m State's gridrlcTs are making his¬ Spartans bounced back with two After a 15-yard penalty Going for the two-point eon- ;—^g tory, but unfortunately it's the of their own to make It a tight against more score* in the tea! quarter. Saturday the casualty ij. Minnesota, the two-point version, the Spartans missed and Dick Johnson stepped in to In¬ leaped upward. kind that you would ra'.her bury 13-12 ballgame as the first half conversion was no good. deep into Spartan a'hletic his¬ the score stood at 13-12 at half- tercept a pass from Spartan CapC. Williams, with « ended. Then a fire Ignited under the tory and forget. But a series of fumbles and time. quarteback Tom Wilson and re¬ bruised hip. didn't ir* , Spartans, a* they came back Then came the Ill-fated third tion during the se In ono of the darkest days of turned to the MSU one-yard Intercepted passes in the second with touchdowns in each the first and fourth quarters. State re¬ end Fred Arbana* modern MSU footlwll history, half broke the game wide open marker. Ariie Bomstad burst and second quarters. ceived a break of Its own early over for the score, and Gerths' twisted ankle. Both the Spartar.s suffered a 39-12 and the game was a run-a-way Halfback Al Luplow returned in the third atanxa. with Bob ful starters in the ^ defeat to Minnesota Saturday at for the victory-starved Gophers. extra point placement w»s per¬ scjso0 j.. a Minnesota kickoff from his Bercich falling on a Minnesota Memorial Stadium in Minne¬ The win for Minnesota was its fect. next Saturday. own four to the Gopher 41-yard fumble on the Gopher 34-yard apolis to wind up in the Big 10 first of the season against seven finally, wtth anty Malfhaek Look re-injury i line and the Spartana were In line. But unable to advance near eelier for the first time since en¬ losses, and during a two-year hack eorly In thr tame. and i business. the goal-line, they gave up the tering the conferenre. span, it broke a fO-game losing Lyncher of ted service ,n With chunks of IS and 17 vail downs. H With a final record of no wins, streak. on 37-yard pnnt return in the Spar¬ Hennv 1 omu, the yards picked up by fullback Park The Gopher* wife seemingly tan 11 ami Jibniin mm In j five I onset and one tie. the Spar¬ The Gophers rapitatlrrd on Baker snffered hie* and quarterback Mike getting nowhere themselves, sad end Dirk Larson for the final . a , tan* wrapped up th*lr 19%f Big Hme he the first of numerous Michigan Panitch. halfback Herb Adderly ran the i_ ]• aeaaon In last plare. It waa machdaua. The Iww-pnfcrt con¬ state errors to open the scoring turned the left end for the final and waa thrnnxh for the 4a»l the firit time that a Puffy own 44. Greg Montgomery. In version By was anini fi idol early In the first period. II-yards and a Spartan score the safety pssltlaa fee Slate, Others who receive i rriccrd Dautherty eoafhed squad failed Crfpt Sam Williams* extra-point hot the ftnaf *ro*v. 34-12. Ame¬ to win a game In eonferenee Dean Look. Tn punt formation fumbled the punt and Minn mala nd that It wasn't needed. ,'uries include AH.-r>v, boot was wide. play. on his own 25-yard line, receiv¬ weave red en the MSU few- In the final statistics. Minne¬ low. John M idt'.eirst A seemingly-revived Mlrhlga Not only that, but the loss to ed a bad pass from center nn I yard Hue. The Gopher* scored sota intercepted six M-rh:gan Wright. Paul Rochester State squad wasn't through ye* couldn't get his kick away. The la two plays, and Gerths added State passes. ore short of the Fred Boylen. Minnesota was the Spartans Starting from their own 30- Gophers took over, and in nine •nattier with hia perfect extra Big 10 record for a si&g'e game, The Spartans wi" get .fifth straight. You have to go vard line, the Spartans drovi plays the score 6-0. Quart¬ point placement. and recovered f t'< final chance to up way-back in the record b.mk* — was for their second touchdown erback Torn Johrv went the Another Spartan error led to In the other statistic depart¬ third victory of th, ^ to the year 1917 — to find n early in the second quarter. a longer losing streak That v» ir final yard into paydirt. the Gophers' fourth touchdown. ments. haw eve: the Sc.. rs Saturday against K Ev Gerths' one-point extra Runs by Adderley, Baker and Panitch fumbled and Minnesota held the edge State picked up a non-conference f •. the Spartans lost nine in a row. point boot was perfect and the Luplow. a pass Interference pen¬ recovered on the Michigan State 17 first downs to ocly II fcr Lajt Saturdax K J And the defeat was the worst y « . suffered by a Michigan St »'e Gophers led, 7-0 alty against Minnesota, and a 26, where the Gophers traveled Minnesota, and led as pasting won a 14-6 dec^ian over J team since 1947, when the I'm- Minnesota drove 46 vsrds for 17-yard pass from PanHch t# the yardage in four play* to yardage. 104 to 51. State. . . CAMPUS CI.ASSIFIEPS . , NFL Roundup . . . HIGH REAPF.ItSHIP . Big 10 Standings Leads Green Team W L T Pet. Interesting Eye Hi-Lites * Iowa 5 1 0 JX3 Led man, Lions Man shoal eontart tense* and trn- eral eye problem# a# elicited %Yi«eon*ln I'urdue 4 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 j .7.*»0 ,7«»0 .667 To 21-6 Win Over Whites San Francisco, 33-2] Ohio Slate By JIM WALLINGTON The Green's aeered Isle la .the Brandstatter for another 3r. Joseph Mlrhlcan t 4 I .2f<0 strom's Green freshman foot¬ trsvel fmm their ewn 27 to the DETROIT l-P — Halfback the sidelines 97 yards to paydirt H. (iutstrin. (See address lie- Minnesota 1 n .167 ball squad beat the Whites 21- Green SB on the pass eatehlng Oer.e Gedman. f rj:""*". man in low > Gary Ballmsn. a transplanted MICH. STATE B 5 1 .083 6 Friday in the second Green- and running of Newman. Tho the Detroit L: ns attack. ;»a«se2 White, plmged Into the e^ lir OalstHn. local I • «*»»»« Oi»- * White game which was spiced drive eame to an ahrnpt stop as 1 r r r,* t.-'U r piur.ge5 f-r mmetrid. iragMale »f I •'< Champion sene for tho eonverston. with long runs, sensational pass Ranny Mark and Osendino another and scored still a third « itv of N-t* Yolk «nd «f ( wluni- I'RlVfflllfi sni'RliWt RfSCI T< caught While hacks for long by catching a puss a- t-.e De¬ sis catching, timely interceptions Starting from their own 36 f*r«*ilf Ami* Minnesota .19. MICH. STATE It troit Lien* t*'s: tn.e Sa-. Fran¬ and hard hitting bv both teams. after half, four Green backs rials Proteose Imuait* M. itu'oigan t> cisco 49ers 35-21 Sunday. Kum.c a was the game's run¬ of li|M«mriri st Ohio Male 3H. Iowa 26 contributed yardage in a It play The Greens rushed right back Monro* « «II'C» ning star, ripping off runs of Th s bruising Nstioc.a'. Fool- I'urdue 23. Northwestern 4 touchdown drive. Carl Charon after the punt Hum took a ball I#ague contest waj rrarred of uptomrirf 97. 54 and 15 yards In the Green and %»»ui4iit Wisconsin 31. Illinois 14 toted the bail from thv pa*s and pranced 54 yards to professor of op- attack. over by doxens o? payer fghts that the White 11. Again the attack Opiomritr a t four. Kurmega racked up 32 started with tar opening k^k- While end Fal Mnrpby re¬ failed when Huda.s recovered CMcaco I'nllrii of S/\E Farr* Jack,on ceived hand from qurtoton vards, Ballm&a 23 and I*er»v off and lasretf all aftemooo. oplninrirv, a Kumiega's fumble on the next fcolfc In t hirst". Gedman. lost a!! kimb tn the Anth«r of ' 4 liimnti'M in ill Till • hen he eanght a pan after Loudermilk B In tho drive that pla v. shuffle of Detroit back field s**rs, smile id's fluids lunging five yards thr*n«h the saw but one pass. Brandstatter again Impressed Sigiua Alpha intra¬ stuned the 49er.< sr:ta an II- lo Optomclr* " sir and landing on Ma side. Ed Davison took a Loudermilk •pectaton *'Bh his kicking.. He JLMMV MOWN lir HNiiOli mural football team u ill travel yarj touchdown ga»* n r..s test sent ore kick-off sailing into the to Jackson Nov. 23 for a game Bethel. Bill Dorsh. Le- for 33 yard touchdown mi, rwkln, tmri Ci- ARf N( E rr %EI i- n. i •< Bon pass a end rone. He also booted the . . , ... throwing a fern j* cf the seasoc. ».« i" with the inmates at Camp rov Mliner and Gary Bsilman play to wrap up the game for The surprise pla* pu^.ed the «it aeures f wur IIH .,. I conversion perfectly. hark. Ness sns snA Mlihlssn Illinois. Inill- He tiss lh* aVatrrl'm. a Michigan lloum of ended threats by tw>th teams the Green*. Art Brarutstattcr Jim Brmcn Sein defcn i.cg world champur* back honorary iriirt of II " *> Correct.<>n IPC asked for teams to with pa'* interceptions. Hard converted with a perfect piece Bsilman repealed kts sonoa- into the game and the former Former Spartan Ti hiting by the squads cause*! the QI'RKTION: I have recently begun to wear take e tiie trip after receiving it game to tw st«»pped seven times kick. Penal long running romping for 4B yards on kiekoff returns and Kughirift Keconl Indiana threat star stardom went a* on 54.524 to tr.ple spec¬ Gridder Score* letter from the camp which stat¬ because of injuries eontart lensca. My friend In ed that the inmate* had a team The Green squ.«d h«d to coin# 54 an hia paaa Interception. In (-levelami II in tators rocked foggy dium with thunderous approval. Br:gg« Sta¬ the dormitory arroaa the hall who wears eontart lenses, but no game*. Other fraternity lurk to tveat Gordte Serr's II. ether times only offrnoe to havo their spatter with tnnehdan n Oxendine also kept up his Tne play csrre in the Lr*t Four Toucliilon-d ste.~-Jim say a that all mr tearing and teams may also play the In¬ Phe W, te team a. re i first in territory la sight. In the second smavhtil pericxi just 4d secor.cts after San Interferrnre with reading mates. the initial period with Mitch qnarter the White's took over on end play on defense and offense Brown pro football's PHilAnrrrntv ■ -?| tingle-season rushing record Francisco seised a 7-0 lead. Philadelphia fcag.t Newman barreling ln from the U?u trnnllk showed that his i: ahould net he. What do you th* enemy BB after Bnmlega fail¬ Sunday with a daggling show Later, Gedman scar* i on a two- f««r three lot.i i think? Michigan State will host the three >ard line. Larry Huda* ed to get a pnnl away. fir«t game play was no fluke as yard run. paeaed » yards to of power and sjiced which pro- minutes of the •* 19&9 11.g 10 im imniing champ¬ set Up the score with a 40 yard he ran and* tossed the pigskin ANSWER! pellni the Cleveland Browns to Dave Mi llet..-! ta set u? Detroit's After Newman with authority as well as nuxmg •r wen: on tn •* ionships in its spacious new In¬ run .liter Bethel intercepted a dropped a pa*-- fourth tou.hJown. then cs^gnt | think that wearing cutit.itt a 20-10 victory over the Wash¬ cagj Cardinal 4"-. tramural bUlldlllg ptHil. pass i'n the end aonc and Al I-ipin»*i up b-s plavt smartly lenses d"e* not make a per- ington Redskins. s 25-yard pass frcn T- 'oJX Ho*# u..nal Fix tba'.l was druptMKl f»»r a five yard Ium. The final Green-Whit# game - . ■ m a professional ex|>ci| on Brown gtHoped 152 yard* in for the fiiui fore 14.315 at * Ib>r»h intercepted a pass to end ui scheduled for Nov. ;'4 in Spar¬ the aubiect. Consult your 27 bursts through the RediM* Th-« was &* fa- Gedmaa's Sunday. (he threat. tan Stadium. Serr promises that doctor about your symptoms defense. greatest dav ».-ce he ) mod the Brt'Iiaat pa>>.ng b* guard From here Loudermilk led his the contest will be the lw»t in imd problem*. n-»t your That raised his total g.un a- profevsicnal rar.x* in 1953 and back Normar. Vac H- • friend. In. i t. ntj'h, e*ee«*iir tearing snd inability m n ,i» JOIN THE EXODUS Green mates berk to the White ^six writh lor.4 p^luu.«e it is the la.«t freshmen have to gr. und Lhn ugh eight games to 1,163 yards. 17 more than the it gave the cw:: t bo,.-* Ltofts tneir third victory m thetr Ust four r,f Clarence Peak,* lei * {.. I t&c W Osendine for 3d yards and to show their talrnta. are normal beginning symp¬ old mark set bv v.even Van games after failing to via thejr la their secora4. s-'.-ir?' 1 toms In contact lens wearing Buren of the Philadelphia Eagles first five and will subside with in¬ creased weai it\g time. TO ODAMS GRILL! WHAT. ME WORRY?. in Van 1949 Inrea needed St laws that For Saa Francisco, battled the La-.cj lor the ice team sma Sow Ike Bird*' unre thr? i j Western DivUUq t:t.e igct sea¬ Qt'EMTION's I VISIT H eever 1.144 yards. son, tlLj w as tne fif.a ai at 4B points against w«uiu>ct«| Which are belter aafetv Brown, thr sensational pro . 1454. eight games. Van Brocklin. the ^*er I regulartv hardened gkiphornore txom Syracuse, still gtaanea. gtaaa, safety UNION has four more to go in the Na¬ San Francisco T 6 4 14—2! , whom the Eai-«* !'• *M| tional Football League s regular DETROIT 14 14 0 7—45 1 dmf* cno.cr a"* > ?fqi BARBER SHOP # 4 * players. r«ropleir 4 II <~l U ? ANHWIRt !n any corrective-protective CONVENIENTLY **The 4-foot-l, 225-pound full- Colt* Jolt Bears n* lot III yarc, *ni tvs eve program the ptuuary bs k scored both Cleveland* downs. considerations stei LOCATED touchdowns as the Browns stag¬ Hia pant* if u; '*+ t) masintum protection (of ed a Id-point onslaught In the Title lloftes. IT-O four TD« score 1 • f—t fourth quarter to take the lead former Micnga-. *>■*'<' the •**•! IN UNION BLDG. b) maximum (or effi¬ In the NFL's Eos tern Confer- CHICAGO. W»— lb* Kc- or Halfbaca* T- more Colts Sunday combined cient) pirmUani of the aad Walt Kows..;:-' ssij the running of A.ar. A.mecfce and B-oor Walatna »• "r - eves the pwss.ag of Gevrge Saaw On both these counts modem Philadelphia * with a great defense lo hand V«.r.ja booted plstUc lenses are vastly su¬ the Chicago Bear* a 17-0 shut¬ s.oas. perior t.r—regulation, gs«* out-—their first *n 149 Nstaooal safety 1cn*rs Fotball League game* This d'ars not include s 1di- t ton si (non safe'* such *» betler appeal ance of fa.i- i*> High-scorers The last time tne Bears were bianke«l was New York Gian'a la 1444 by 14-0 by the NFL KAsrutNi Slandingi| coniia lenses due to n «rmal (instead The Colls, who crushed of aieeaslve) lens thickness Mr does It Include the re¬ after the game u Bears earLer tbi wakc 51-J8. took a stranglehold on the West¬ markable savings «f weight ern Conference lead with a 7-1 itoiq* C« gecomp.ishcd by plastic lens- from Arrow rsnsi sin record whhe th# Bears bad n?, srlsrt but collapsed w.ih their Uur.i BIMTIOk: defeat. eowtart tenses At one stage sf the guss. I* the •red foe Twlh which attracted Wrg.e* Beg'i ww star largest crowd at the seaaoo— ANttWER: the 44.644—4Juart#rt>*ck Shaw m Not completely. The sen us i pauses j% a row «&c.wd*ng 4 light absorption iniwer of the strain! m ■ 43-yard scor-ag colored contact lens U ques¬ surge at the #uta#t «i tAn anc- tionable liiMi the contact ond quarter. lenses are so th.n and so rinse to the eyes. Their main benefits are cosmetic, such When You Take A Break... as changing the co^t of the eyes and practical benefits The College Bike such a* tncreas ng risibility in handling, locating on Use Leg It Down To ODAMS RDOND6 YOU TO .*. . eyes etc BIGGEST TRY OCR LIT-AViT BIKIS ~ARROW*- lest tw*uie*« iMrt BSEFBl'RGKRS DKIVE-IN FBI •■lltTIAS DrJoMfh I. GaMeii nrrnainivr ' IN TOWN ONLY 30c WINDOW AND *•* maiiia mat 1010 4 GraaS RWcr Hr*. 7-1 A.M. tas w. askifis tra I T l*~|. It Irk. . ' ■I 134 PL M. — ED 2-1117 : '3wst* ' . -.»>■' ;■*• *»w «jSWf>-.- I . . Harriers Cop Fourth Straight Southan Nets Four he Green Grri'ti held splash Splash tryout* will Tuesday at 4 p.m. A$ Booters W in, 11.-3 and Wednesday at ? Conference Title With 43 Points p.m. In llie old pool of the Women's gym. By I.AKK* til SIIN MAKE THE Michigan State's soccer reached a new lsiy l iii Spartan Stpiad Makes Bid . .cur. MK IIItiAN STATE NEWS iitK Saturday when it defeateti Indiana. 11-3. in the season i'iiMtle at Hloomintrton. ~ YlIlK MORNING HABIT For 1C4A Frown Today C.«';-: Art Sfiithiiti. 'ct- scores !i »' fast vear. connected for four Ill ' Ms IMS WIN BENNETT goals to dtNidlo.k Ench Strnter A 5w for the individual goal* champ¬ v .• r'.* NOW! Special to the State News ionship. Streder tailed t'Aice and Inn i cored ('Hil AiUi -Michijran State raptured Its fourth straight Mu* two finished the season with • v qu Hie 10 Cross Countrv title here Friday, as the 11 « >ah apiece Spartans It was a great da\ or scoring raced over Washington Park's four-mile course to score lliaih for three of the six departing I'u- Ti points to runnef-up Iowa's 59. big discounts veterans Southan .-cored nts The De«piio I'aoKtyi Korddy K«*n- — ——-—— four and. A? "PXantom"' Sa:. :a r.fV- "< iai.ure to out-xpi in! U.il not count in.the team sSand- tallied three'times. John Asmah I.« Charm >n" Johe- — got just one but it wa* hi< first a a- * !8 in; individual honor* with •, in - *ea: .• for students *cht> ■ •• MSI"* hart.cr squad -•r.sith! ftjc hut faces the c!in'- Southan broke a »-l> deadlock . N uach fiene K and faculty I e n n * * *aid. m - e *. ahead >1 the Hawkeve'* at 7:11 of thr opening quarter irn^t •: unbeaten Ann* "Till* the fifth man nith a goal from eight yard* yea* finest game \*i* \i:r MH'TII \\ T out. Streder scored from 't*» have played It yya* unbeliev¬ ic Spar ♦.in* ' ive thus cop- With fort*-four member col¬ , scoring ro-rhamp i yard* at able. our pa*»ing y*a* *« *harp. aw a* 14 10 and Sarria leges and universities entered aded hi* fir*t I hi* y* a* the hr*t came Michigan from IN yards . complete a grand in State ha* the meet, the spat tan* will nut oeven minute* later ever plaved. .invh* ;tt the Hig 10 SHERATON find it rough going in the de¬ In the second n ia N't 'A A period Art "It -tblo for State 1 meet fense of their crown. humped head shot into ttie^m? v'oad.' Kiati Dittri.M was no* a -tiigie >u- a top standout. >.V isfjed w.*h at « 10 Stiedet tallied a: 16 10 M.v'-.igan S'ate'* la** year.*, wm wa< an un¬ i'C • howevet. claiming from 22 yard* out and Bruce •a etv i great, ,«•.0 l.eo to i fani one- it gave MSI' 'he . so were HOTELS "<>• *■•::-»> a .» to ria' and the fifth wm it needed to fake pei- Okine faked the right -fullback \ at-.dr Hors: N« i. B .tlei and to -core a« 18 li> S.-ar!*n- u.-ua X Mrr. In a better mgnent po**e*>;on o' the twen- jii*' a on* every due el-e " fOWVfl -m %CO\" JONES i* congratulated by Michigan State * over a hhiv course tv-vcar-nlrt Iv'4Acup Sarruj booted one in at 20 4ft Tin elu ttil'e ■ ie I fsrdd* Kennedy after the Spartan runner u.»* nutsprinted b> the •Night sport* Fdltor ot toe second quarter, but In¬ collegiate career* of Southan, MS| flew to New York Fri- Sconn#; 86 point* State re- ]I Jon'* edged out Kenned* in the final ten feet with dat afteriwHtn • red thei: «e*sind cup. 'he moC Hart* in Hrnnrli diana .-cored once on State goal¬ Kai.a. V.moer Ho;.'. Butler, with a Sheraton t*i ronipetr in November 17, 19.1k Page Fire ie Nor' D: ago before the half t Id: 11 performance last »eai Kenned* yya« beaten It* unit a few **?- ed Asm.a?- .«nd i,;«>rnir Tatter b* Student or Faculty ■ titdat * Soth annual l('4A ( ham- any school in K'4A I* w a- 7-t at the half ] I b> Minne*4»taX Kiij^ I delen piun*hip*. t*i |tr held oyer the ni" -iiintr* hntforv They re- 1- was ♦:>. 22nd stiaigh- gam* Sarria aded hi* third from a tthsHU defeat f. the hooter- t I 1 ti* > r eircuit '.reri the othct cup in 19.1': eight yard* away at 11 :«»0 of '* h** have ,(.-i* won then las' I. D. card (,(HJ(1s 1 hi* five-mile Af'r;- tnda*'*- ela*h at New Cop course Hi e*- the third quarter, and Southan VeiR. the barrier squad will 14 The Spa 'am f.m-hed w.iu tii I* hills gc got ht* third on another head H-roNi how u> «i' your nig ar. R-0-0 mark t«. tiieo fir*' .« week * re*' until next Mondav 1' e due be*ween Kennedv •hot from 70 yard* away at perfect In 1916 •xpfii.M.. Sli.raion Boi«U rv»v« when the* ho.- the NCAA nice* sea-or. Ui-y ■ ■ • ih and the lead nevei Spartan at runner the twu- rt'iinqn.»h- on MSU's .lonn Akera g< » Canadian the Ik-minute mark S uPhan * las' goat cam# from wet »• wet* ftO-il' 6-0-2. anil Mi lt*> ev •penal low rata* for familty, *nd alt other eolieg* p«*- •onntl during w«n»,en4U, *•«*- «ui<1«nt* x 100 ya: Ja. Campus Classifieds Cow Cost Swim Moot . tne fin*. . . tmns. Nnr morw peopia in who held on ki'imrilt Ku*urnl the Mm* ro.»m Group ra'a* ire 'to. \t ids The M »!«* • onl.iPie for riuhy. vho In ICU M.-. I Mgar. R'.d.e NVtwueuW Htanug * ifi.- 'fun the Druver- •n«l other organisation*. ooAi ONE STOP ■ * th« tat'r* e* a< # •pt- Mi'* '• li.n ' • *»• o-,.. te •• «in',.4r>o Friday SPECIAL Arrangements may b* mod* w ,tf for rtvdn priviligaa at Shera'no as* ■ ai' A •'..lot; Otc.i . 70-28 * ,v iti, must drive *i ba¬ * ,! *• heat \ liotala. The Siioratim htudaeii- ' > tl. •he U*«A C i..-. H . » ••• fill ' te buarlan Plain Skirl- ft Faculty l'lan is g.v*d 'o« gi ourui in a« all 41 tit ( s**i.' ;I'I» ** a %' Mi'Un. 49c th fit in n-n.j. ♦.>■ the Sheraton Hotel* in 3W dtie* in im Kenned* ran the firsi mile in strairff v.m olecteit . .iptiilt! .If the tern Trniinrra USA and in Can*d«. N tss J Van I t "»l whlrh N-• i. You Hi* urarl* perfrtt ...g *n« won mm' preaeiU your MV hul ran the *e< ond in onl* V1D fi"* n-ace if tic «vti. h:.i|i, »ed Tills W I.I K IIM I e«rif when, you r*gi«te* at bm - line I* where he lost 'he rare- hotel to h« ■ •or cornpr s*fi«n 'it*• in the eligihie foe Bteaa lor a |« !i rloi kint for two a**.* •• ,.nd m 'he he v*i*t out* •iH-na! dia.-ounw miles 'or •*' j,,- •; ' T 4. ' K-ti'npa**«" '< his '• • t d »• our nroi i.'M • ■' * »o ' ■ imniit «i|o m cor ct>• a* • .'.ion. itwii- COLLEGE CLEANERS 6t' voili Sfwfitta I 0 tare Na i.e '.am MV FAT G*HN . •-..***»' !i «L* e. .... pe" *• ' *• "• * >■. K a-. ' ma if '•.< lien . Mi M.iie- Deoi ie t>*' . I M MIRY A SHOP RI P \11» f .vleg* VeloH«M( Dep.nii in A t'»! *r*a#iiio** bio • • ' »• pia r i'U? fa'bued .ioh IW and ftuildmo v.. * ' « BtM.ni* 4* * S11 A I \lllh 4 *0 A»'o»*ei< A*»« • '■ u J-.yi.f ' si rrrhing frnis . i* Hrrffkpur A >| lo-Hliif »e.,» : * e.i: I • m<«« ' ?. Mmiorhuieh IT Till . All Kf" I>i»nii.o ef, «au v*. Mil iiiiiA* 1IIKII -MILI M IKK Kennrd* lead* the field falluwed " u. . Kl> 2.-IIU K i. ••• . igeo Ki'i.ne.i* :* ' fkmly hi lllinoi* Jim H«**«er* ' and low a » Run Uill.am'* !*• le i i per.giew vvmi n» •Uuy ye- • --.a- - and the h.... 11* Ur haiktruund the rventual winner Jones >J*> and Muhuan ... »••• rack |*uu»Hill Krtnold* (&•) fiiht for positton NEW CAREthS fw'.. Ipsets Again Plague CHESTERFIELD soptiontoip Hill Krtnold* con¬ tinued to rut * wide swath KEN OF AMERICA: |(.«llege Football Teams throosh opprineul* fimshinc set ond in the leatn and eighth in 1 the field Ho with a 11 Mild SjltUrdbA W .1 • , eV . • . • N • Confirg a world run mora and '•' 'or of 2142 lime . •'*•• Schedule < • ♦ro-'k's once ajotin caine up with win.* fnvorm! ' Dave mora by nwctoar powar KapaFtl • • op. se a :.-f. . mm 2d clocking a i'lmr j# ,> )/i • « .. •• pradicl atomic planU will . en ti rii e iim i> • • - of Minoe*»'>-» tan 'a- be.owe produoa d6% of gU «l«clrfcal " ' gAilie <1 the 195ft , * * a 2' "2» time low a » quarter hli k Ritdi *• a*=sn,i* seven Iommn h> > ; an •. t'f '.gf Ta'.u S la t% *1 t * •oargy raq^ rad by the U 8 B lluiutn wt i net* tii( lu p««t ' i r e* • th and « • w sitae I . - iwen .1 S'-a't 3;--L.-. tag re-»r«J with M romplrtnmt * V- M sin,. W (ha 1980 Wanted more physioett : espective: *.'■ * "^'ia«ted a Uv . • j • .11-attempt* Tin i M »in i» lor retearob and r* in l,o» lit unit Indiana dev«lopmofl% " ■ Michigar v • w a* third in the team * ta Halber i *» Hath- » * '• '•1 • ' sk> fifth plac. a?;;. 1 J-., .. • ' »•* st * minus with a tolal nf t>< ti i...»n»n * l» h* > an t %» Mr*an * w.n» fcnd ran lowes poirUs liltnois s.oied 1? to take « v- Mr » an 4 »» m»» an • 4. -• fourth Ird oailth. tout h . and Minnesota earned * 4' RaUe* i »• Mad** < *»d riirt-aouii run was fifth with i».t it M*ON t it I |l »• »iwh t 4# Hxiierfota « «* t mix... for the Holyrrme* a: W.- - ■ .* : •* Winul* Men «» M»af. . Harry Vrsmin grab ed i .... .'leithet « is Mutierfieia l *» t *r»4 1 a »Un Nntkin f*»r H* an tin nr..OS I *» t *no ' t'tf iuii |ram> «r.o therefore s *a hosier vi hokuoe |*.s «mfr hut ihf fUlvrrinn mo: m«r ifrom the imu |*t-t ,..r »r*M)tl L'n.Vej-it/ * ■ - ;« ■ • 4" ■ •it V- te-r! l«.*a / : • 1st ,r,g rt»r.'e*f low* I fx v* * on lb«- fu, ' . -. hip. tuftrren its 5 /'• '* -ft* year. rr llirnwn MAT All K At HON "THI RKLITTAST MBITANH Nothing satisfies like : i i-. x T. AAAAMSMMM*~ •" '■' T~ T '.ii i ■ - . A • MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Ni N, i I. Korembw IT. 10S0 - ' ! Meet at Albion Scientist Probes Too Deeply ' I Novice Debaters night that Pierce did not spread persons to scrub hard with sean TYLER. Tax t&) — If Johnny and water. lethal rays of radioactive Co- Win Five Tourneys Pierca, 19, survive# hi* search¬ ing — and sometimes startling balt-60 among a small circle of Dr. Jesse Geldfeder. who Tyler associates. •ff the Investigation a* rhirt of — amateur experiments, neigh¬ bors are convinced he'll one day Johnny at first told Investi¬ Tyler's rlty-rounty health unit, said Pierce "opened up a radium ■, Novice delators, members of the Forensic Union, took be a great scientist. gators he bought a mail-order needle thinking It was *nlid in. Just now he's in the hospital. capsule of cobalt In Canada, part in n debate held in Albion, November 15. The topic Doctors gaid he may experience converted it to liquid form and side and found the radium «„ discussed was "Shall we ban the further development of In powder form. That'* when he severe after effects from hand¬ accidentally spilled the stuff an nuclear weapons in the I". S?" ling a borrowed radium needle. hi* hands. spilled same of It on his hands. Members of ve undefeat- Official Concern relaxed, how- ••Later ne ate some food. We •d teams Ftlie Whipple, Health authorities *aid that aver, at a disclosure Saturday Lansing were sophomore and Mary 15 Initiated made it dangerous even to hands with him. shake don't know how much he have got inside him." may Barronc, Grand Rapids frr h- The State Health Department Later Johnny admitted bar- m»n; ven Beverly Rovw, Fair Ha¬ senior and Joan Doppa, By Blue Key Construction rowing the radium needle from in Austin dispatched special equipment here to check the ex¬ Grand Ledim sophomore; Nan y .Mother Frances Hospital, where tent of his suspected ir.;urv. ffoyos, Hocheater freshman and Dave R hen bottom, Lansing At Banquet Spending Up he works part x-ray technician. time as a student Goldfeder said the youth Vaj ••confined as a health hazard' fr**hmi k# first group >f German civRsa.i# tary post theatre, V.indrrhof Castle, hallt by th# partments predicted, compared were attirienta and faculty of tn ■-< e MSU Player# m "Th* **Mad King" af Bavaria, I.adwlg with about 1,170,000 in 1958. Drapw IkMi( Fnnk, Bloomfield Hiils senior; Fttal Church and mnnaxterv ttrlous college# sod universities T« n rvr Trap"' ' If. the Oherammrrgau PaMion But residential building activity |i' " B Michigan. Wltno.w-s wore Cupt. Albert B"b Deilruyn. Z«»land and Jim Douclus. Detroit senior. junior; The pbv « be?r.g performed date# x nunc fr«m men 1330, and ttain* fur all walka of tile. Pl.iy Theatre, and wood carving sbapa. the small may taper off in the second half ^ 1 Blgetow, »kipi»er ot 'he "Gold* n More aie Bob Sin dp. Kit l^n- w.ficr senior; Dave Ryckman, at many US. milrtiry bsxv n Ger¬ during an eignt-week The monaatery bay* and the The Oi»erammcrgau area Is of next year. The annual official construc¬ Original fit Offrri MMT Flaver* met #nd talked at also famous a* the location of tion forecast has a high accura¬ Griffith. Ind.. senior; Tom K' t»»ur. Ttie croup will also per¬ ROWl Nl| S6JS ituie;" Dr. Alf'ed Ke.'ie.v. W«\ne «■- a coffee boar after the perform¬ fnlversityj I>r. Ivan Dvkstra, form hi France before leaving the building of th# world's first cy rating. This year's estimated sMk, F-t.-t I.insing senior; D.iva ance. lope College; Dr. l>.tv!d Singi r, Ball, Ferguson, Mo. senior: a-.d foe home ea: 'y :n December. Jet aircraft by the Germans dur¬ activity is just a shade higher I/, of M.; and Dr. Phillip Clark, ing the Second World War. — less than H of I percent — Rook Shank, Twleilo, Ohio, sen¬ Tha *turicn| group also met facet.ca department. MS'U* ior. Father Pious aga.n two days Tho MSU group leaves soon then the commerce-labor fore¬ cast made in November a year Void without thla ad Offm Eada Nor. tS Court Orders* for Sluttgaj-t and th«n travels —. Others are Joseph flanAE.m, later nn a visit to the monastery north t» Heidelberg. Cold DrcrraMU Chicago senior; Hill Hampton. Bio VT field II IU juni t " -turing Oberammergau, a sightseeing tour to home of the The Players are touring under •go. Tha departments said their es¬ Com* la Earl/! Survival < Jianees Shannon, .Vile* senior. Dick S. n- 1„ff, CJros e Pomte Farms sen¬ Integration wnrlri-famou' Passion plav, which is givicc-s of the United Ser- vi e Organization#, th# U. S. timate of a 3' 2 billion dollar increase in 1959 assumes that national production will Mar-Kitt Par Apptlalnwl wild Jennings Bird, Knox- hv the villager# uf iiberammcr- Department of Defense, tha Am- a ri#e in Call ED 2-3914 Studio na fr.RT SMITH Ark. f two nmi who "Pie season's first general TAMPA, Fta. I PI — It waa Look At Ikut" g the lrwAing «f Ij"'c parachuted f».»m plane two hit//.>id se.ge grfpta'd the Risky M a R >ck# rinse-,1 h.yh •> /*•».•« { r r'4 degree# — hottest ever tr- (Java ago. mountains with heavy sn -w nod u»e a< private, m-e regaled . wJet in Tampa tins late in first Lt Donald T. Burn, ?H. bei.>w-?ero U inta r-»tur» H Sun¬ N. iff. I t.w'-Al th:*? the t.',« year, but a bunch of child¬ Andover, N Y , co-pilot, and day. hut other paitf of the ra¬ ren war# Laving a snow-bull Capt. Donald Ltgge't, 4'», In- tion bud cdnUnumg mi id autun.n tr . t ud4* .» .i t- e !j"> Rck-Ic Scb'K*! I'towiit n» i'.c f.g'd. oianapoitt, Ind, n a v i k a t o r, Weather. Tut »rsow wa* artifldal, hut )umiied fioni their crippled CI 19 The Weather Bureau said that rut u«i>pecif «-d **»••■« to #e- H looked liar the red thi^qg. It Friday night with >-x other nu n. the iM'iim fust maiof m., •,* cornpIiAti «c.no*»l inU-grati->n M -r said tn*;^ *o«iM • ba w #« deposited in a three-foot- four have hern rescued, two storm v*»» organizing quite si" ' ♦ aver on a quarter bUv-k of a Were .found h ad and Horn nn i ]>• ami w hs e*;**<".ed to ren. » ii" i« iv »vi my part** sn *rtt» g m b^aiMig fi>r tfe Uttla R>vk downtown street by ic« blowing lag* eti wolf litis*; X. mavmuun inteti'tty tixtay. trucks 8unJ#y. Bv WadnesWty S Skt lv«i« Ihooexco. *1 Huhl, c. «• — wNieh ha« tw.cn stale- i by i t v i Msl ?" F »m!v.i f.ie block* of Christmas lan* — Idaho, » id A Sgt Jom . t A AF iduiuiw ftragan. Null# AFP Nrv died r«nn|»i«iiv ter- -ehw-Jig. * . 'C Pmkh • car Frank in street — wll ba .•■-Avered with four* feet of the a# thev tr.ei) to name w.u.t M ini Oii.ilifititlioii I'AiiiiK ». r-oi> .ss..-,j .ntriu';. « t'-.e "i*" ct iu--ge ga.e no :n- wh-te stuff. Snow and f» >/ui temperatures iu « Irani.r ««• i . • iu AFROTV cadet# recently k*m- «1ieatir n vs be-n he might .*ch« '.- The snow project — fa"*x1 Air force intiiU ended tlirir pie'- > Air lie Officer i ;«• a hear.'-a He a.! "e et the Tampa Christmas S"."W Vjualifymg lest which l> given Usoeee»xe*i tr-.an U!e of th# *p- Sr. w —- t# aponaorixt by mer¬ •eiisl aeaiumis id (lie storm chant# and businessmen to stim¬ raiAKetl are# r,»«q of here Sim- e.«t h > e-ir. Of tli« i ad< I# taking jicP.-t'e c«"..rt Ripit lftfliti.l» * the .'est !t».*» pas 'd .%!! ate# •• hen r.* U"-e ulate Christmas spirit and trad#. day n.slit as tlatkite** fell. Thev lev 17 qua! i- \ f -t Fi 1Mb- !■;,* ..-i:. 't co*(T? rtf ay,-->> The snow wilt remain lor at protiiised hi return l« the Mine c\ » , l pilot it# tuaruWda w-'-.n ie, - t a week. Mmiiliu t( weather permits go; ;> a 17 pas.cxi alt »b*e,.-1 n- .e 10 Man* «»f tha chdircn who Thev st '.I h -t f "d R..:ii ciO'i ol»»«r\tr. of- 1J jud-v- a! d*y» — every day t > rr c>» eg v ,e > una 2ti fat led rxe.nrt Surs.(a* — of tl» Nov. 19 romped in tha snow had never end L>n«ett n.i i vt ».»ft; v », Pip exam. Miiier nairt Men sriv snow. a c.ive of hut b. v. us - on f'.v.ii Make-up teslj Will tie »ivi .< "fi. tdhraid# sr. : p.»«»»-- . ». t« g.veu. leillui-w. Ho'b, (i o. SPECIAL 11 & but the* wviv QQ3g2E) • tad Wb titer p.vi.v'.o' fading hi'i a• i "wis NOW! 50 it. tt.»v-k* |in4 u 'W • 'he o u» s Jl-lt M:V.| .ii..i'.!u»r »I — weights included Ci'r«turr« At — «ll''ht of sr. o'liHi 'biitr • 4 Ills* J: 2ff . gnv v ill by »i> mny SMI - 7:.'i2 . S:.1S irtalher bt'«d ttKtaj. ALOEN'S SPEEDWAY SERVICE a« I3"t» Michigan Ava. ii» Host .9 (next is SiMrtan Lmm*) Norsinu ('onto C(Vlttnued iittpi.ver.unf of ItUisu.g ho•'.*» S* bir go.ii of the H •tit 111 • A'-c. M , ,1";. »■ %•;■ meeting . 4 FRAltUHTIES! bt I Vty and .unott .v. a t ,Al" lit ilH».oW'i <*'»* a .1 i.prra- foi. are » • I; .uik M«t s.'t, Gi,»nd Ka, ». ;tvr *u,H.*Unn pier. Sent (V;odtvt. J,. ■. ■ .rg to Isi 1 pl«s*nt tie K- iifc, Center ;•'> . "HP** YCC1E WAV grant pi die C" > »e at Uuiinc*# •nd public 5*n» «v Genera i se-saions vit) cover D fUi'h topnd ..,j * Nuiwing pt ;vb- ounr Yet. fSafs fJ>a fistne nf the gat Of ewme. *!ie*e fsrt# mean greatre Ito'.t'* *i>d "G » n • r a I H<lentf * w.h.'.i va.-rk-hops M 11 ing the electtic utilities, shown above grow- wjjh a rapid!v growing h Bijxmy pCrvrr ''Medical li-* ords" * Re- W as they outdistance grnxj okl "G VP* m a rapidly growing industry. Grow National Prndurt, It's a dra¬ H — New jersev rs eicrllcnt Hvtag and matic way of forecastmg tlw tnttv-n- working conditiotiA. he sure to tee Tyroiif Hon or i fm mi sales d»ma growth of sale* of electnoU) and gas during the next ten years. the Puhlw? Senice nun the urxt tune he is on ewmpuu Dios in Motlriil Ilrre is important news m you Tha MADRID. <

— Movie «tar* TXpyl fkVit •levtrie and gas utilities are among tlw and atagehanEda paid th< r final yos.t hMrt ••ay iMk Bwat rapwUy growing industries tn th# re»,k>oU Sunday »o Tyrone pow- oe »o>m Bl'Y YOL'RS country. It m Uielv that Puhhc Stvykv '% lead Jar This gil a menuddiil service at the •ilMMd t!\\ unit saWw of electrkitv and gas w^il WiA# Tedey >) KM o* tfc* b.-orvd U- Torre)on Air Kw.* TODAY yz*.! cw The 45-yard-old act'ir auffer- •d « heart atta.-k on the uiotmn T" uh reave n DHire by 100 per omt by ItWh. This than twice as gieat as tlw , "Tra-»^9 c? *e« Cfc2wc*»« . Writ. *- S#nnc#. 00 s#-k F«f#. Iw, 21JJA. phvliitel growth at C NT. during the Jicturv act of "SoJotn**n and hkba" during a duo! «enr 5«t- na—aaf YlCHMCOl WOltlllW •aaie period. -e'lay. for ro<* free lirday and died an hour later, . Sunday hut body lay in state m MARINA HY[t I Hie Torrrjon Itarc hospital wiih uiscvrji' OX THE HOUSE PLAX only mnnbers of the ".Solomon HWffiY GUARO^iO and Sheba" csmipany and clow PUBLIC 8SRVICI SLICTRIC A OAS friends he dig admitted. CO.. NIWARK