Show meto7 k1 15 - 44-- : 11 17 FRIDAY Al 23 MAY 19521 - - LACY LOOTING (MAZE THE SALT LANE TRIBUNT I :nom : t7 Friday May 23 CHICAGO May 22 (VP)—Rampaging college panty raiders faced the threat of expulsion jail and loss of their draft deferment Thursday as the dizzy' underwear-snatching wave rose to The policy was demonstrated by Dean Malcolm Gary of Mississippi State College Wednesday night when he faced some 1200 would-braiders from the steps of a coed dormitory and thundered: "Any man who steps on the dormitory lawn will be expelled Immediately and his draft board told of his changed draft status" ' One student stepped on the lawn and was promptly arrested clapped in jail released and ordered expelled crack-the-whi- e new heights Male marauders struck on at least 16 college campuses Wednesday night largest number of the last three nights in which a total of 41 were stormed Raiders Expelled But many of the new raids were unsuccessful as police and Ilieferment Ends college authorities pursued a A Selective Service spokesman policy they hoped would end the spring madness at Washington said that when Some raiders already were "students cease to attend school from school their deferment ends" If the student transfers to another school it would be a matter Transfer Willie Sutton i for his local draft board to deNew York News Services cide whether he should get conN Y May 22— tinued deferment OSSINING Handcuffed and in leg irons bank Selective Service emphasiied robber Willie (The Actor) Sutton however that the change in dewas secretly transferred from ferment would be true for anySing Sing prison here to Attica one leaving school not just an prison far upstate Wednesday1 expelled panty raider penal authorities revealed ThursCollege officials generally indicated they were fed up with the day get-toug- h 1 - t v- - 571172 Special Clearance UP TO 50 if New Uncratd RANGES TV SETS AUTOMATIC WASHERS 111011S Dog Price 10—G000rol liectric Stooge !re st 895 $1 Cu FL loos De liectris letrigereter Model D—New Westinghouse Model $42995 — ietrigerseters Ce Ft — Coalman Sets Luxe $23995 Oesnoirentets $29995 Weltioghoose I19995 $31995 I 2—New Asitensetts Sesedwich Drill $22 98s $21995 I2 0995 $21995 $26995 D $ le 285 1 6995 $24995 4—Niew Westinghouse Refrigerotors — De Luxe with Freezer Chest 2—New Westinghouse Elec Ranges Clock Lite Timor Model IBA a—Now Wstingheuse 50 sod Waffle Iron Coenielfeetion MCI SASS DISCOUNT — MEL STAUFFER'S ALL APPLIANCE 122 EAST 3RD SOUTH PHONT l't 1 4' - 71- 1 1 Added Threat t "k 1:1 1 i Lowly Spud Becomes Luxury In Fano? NEw York Cafes Settlements - 4 SPAGHEM I '4-- ' - NEW YORK May :2 (LT) — i The culls normally are used DENVER May 22 i 24 — Settle-itl The ' potato shortage hit New !for livestock and Paul W Swishments at several refineries 4 ? ""'J- 'i i 0 York's fanciest "restaurants er state farm commissioner said the nation's largest and some growers are trying to sell lc ' them for human consumption be 'it' lsti possibility of a strike vote among! i!Thursday i 4 Housewives found store bins cause of the national shortage California union workers marked VII 't 4 Rua Road Blocks the 23rd day of the nation's empty and blackmarkets were 04 41-II i a few trucks have run said Ile up !reported springing oil strike it I Thursday' ''' The lowly spud Once as con)-- the road blocks and there could At Washington the federal govbe play' ' ernment removed all restrictions mon as water ' was so :came that!' IngunNew York's swank Westsome restaurants stopped serve use on the of automobile one bmeafonrellafttd! gasochester 4' County Ci s line kerosene and oils but left ' ing them Others suggested sub- - try three groceries such stitutes as rice noodles ing any spuds ' trt 0 in force restrictions on aviation ' 1 Vs 0 spaghetti or bread Some grocers Indicated 'spu4 i - 4ei 4 N-- fueL The elite Chambord restau- leggers" have become active e ' '1"'761 ' tlei tr rant one of the most expensive peddling potatoes at black marEffective Friday t rt"7-ket prices i Lifting of controls on all but Usl sNolanhuttlant said the situation i" i it is planning to I aviation gasoline Is effective at have potatoes flown in from ' a m MST Friday ) 1201 Union sources said additional wherever they are pientifuL : i 't44 4 P" el q 4 404' Airmail Potatoes settlements mean that about 35000 of the striking workers airmail "We vegetables from will be back on the job by Friday ' South America and fish from P' 0 ' Approximately 90000 were called Newfoundland" a tipokesman 7! V"1 Out the walkout ' began said 'And we'll airmail potatoes t w30 ---- 7 t ' too 44e "1" April i Settlements included the customers "When 1 "SIP big pay SlOrto v ' 1 N 0 Gulf Refinery at Port Arthur $20 for dinner they just have to t vv ‘11 Tex employing 5100 the Wyco !have potatoes" 4:''! iotrAuse ed ' 11 so - ' ' ' ' ' I Pipe Lint Co which carries more 'The 'automats and cooperative 7 "'''"' Ito than 300000 i '' A restaurants of took off potatoes gallons gasoline 1 '"t 44 ' '4110 P daily into Denver from iVyoming their menus ' '"! 447 T" 1'''' ICks4 V "NVe'll put them back when we refineries and the Bay Petroleis it t f i iv bin Co plant near Denver the can buy them at ceiling prices" i I '''4' 4A- 4i only Colorado refinery stiU shut one cafeteria official said 2a0111111 sam qtila 1114111 MIMI a04W" down Thursday morning Luchow's one of the oldest — Wirootote """7""1"1 $audi Tempi' restaurants In New York Is using Settlement Terms shown Oklahoma t'niversity panty raiding squad leaving sorority its amount of normal half 1 Port Arthur workers voted to only house More than ZOOS men romped through houses grabbing loot Instead of a vegetable 1 7 return to work at 7 a m Friday potatoes with a dinner1 it The settlement included a 15c and potato serves two vegetables 1 hourly raise Etc and 12e hourly - Take Some Rice extra pay for night work and Ic At the Brass Bars four New per hour hack pay to Dee 1 11 I PAPAW Mt plus a wage reopening clause York restaura'ots waiters reject recom1 and orders for effective June 1953 CI0 potatoes Oil Workers International head- mend "Take some rice noodles I Chicago Tribune Service through Congress during the re1 quarters at Denver said this re- or spaghetti" tS CHICAGO May 22—Dr John mainder of his unfortunateten- finery is the nation's largest from In Denver prganized potato W Cline of San Francisco presi- ure in the White House" Dr a straight capacity standpoint growers formed vigilante groups The agreement closely follows and set up road blocks in the San Itpot Soak 1 dent of the American Medical Cline said Luis Valley to kerp cull pots-toe- s the the pattern by Wage proposed "Mr Truman's latest maneuver Stabilization Assn declared Thursday the asfrom reaching retail Board last week and twee es twee skews Water sociation did not oppose the ad in attempting to establish a foot-- I by union leaders for OM peril yew OW Mkt ministration bill to Increase old hold for socialized medicine by a accepted submission to their members beck vend eel ettep le zowl age pensions but did oppose a trick amendment to the Social e wage scales averaged "trick amendment" aimed at Security Act prepared in secret 524210 perfect pet of tote& A yore per hour Wtetto el $2 er owe eel Weibel gaining a foothold for socialized committee sessions and designed May Call Tote to be steamrollered through Conmedicine - pew petite ticket sled stettlee BAND On the gloomy side Is the He Issued his statement here greu before the deception was Irmo poima pee ewe ikwo In reply to a speech by President discovered was the desperate act threat of a strike in California' Harry S Truman Wednesday of a man who knows his program where oil and gasoline refineries 1 have kept on producing chiefly 1! ! night The President in mention is in public disfavor "The American Medical Assrt for the Korean War theater al1 I( 1 ing defeat of a measure intended z to increase social security bene- did not oppose the administrsl- through the almost nation-wid- e us FIRST fits assailed the American Medi- tion bill to increase old age pen- walkout C 10 Union locals there may sions It only opposed the trick cal Assn OLE! 'President Truman would ren- amendment intended to enable call for a strike vote soon DOW MAIN der the people a distinct service the federal security administra- that negotiations have been susif he stopped trying to push his tor to start taking over control pended for WOO workers of the Tide Water Associated Oil Co shoddy socialistic proposals of the sick and injured" i kid-glov- 1 - te-- ::- - - : I- 4 ti ‘ e l but at Stanford the ICalifornia into dorms and carriedI off their lacy loot - I ! o ttr ' f I ''' y t a V 's- - - -- 1z ‘60 - I ' I ' - - Raids -- ' 1 - i wi i - PARK I i - - - - 0 FREE ' i'- ! g - ' ' '1 t ' n ‘ 01 4 ' - ''1" - " UM! 1 i I - i " raids were stagedI at the University of Louisville and the University of Kentucky l where' 'coeds shouted '"chicken" at the boys and urged them on It was all a ruse When the unsuspecting males got inside the dorms they were met with a water barrage from hoses andI -- i : Half-hearte- - - I 1 1- k I otx A 1 sk - I Frustrated University of Georgia students tried a raid for the second time in two nights and again were unsuccessful Police used tear gas when they were pelted with bricks and bottles and two students were sailed Other raids with' varying degrees of success were reported at Richmond College Bradley Maryland Claremont Arkansas Texas Cornell and Michigan State Pall a Switcheroa At the University of Niinne-- 1 sotiCs Duluth branch coeds reportedly pulled a switcheroo by "raiding" a fraternity They shouted "You weren't men enough to raid us so were raiding you" and hung lingerie on doorknobs and clotheslines University of Oregon students also came up with an innovation when they called on coeds to collect Clothing for Korea And Washingtot University of St Louis staged a formal "raid" when coeds invited 250 men to a "panty party" in the gym and awarded black lace scanties to the best dancers STEAM : I Some college leaders also noted ' hopefully that the end of the school year is near at hand—one ' sure way to stop the craze In some areas of the nation police were resorting to riot guns t and tear gas to halt the riots an earlier i !reversing I policy: i Col- At Mississippi-Southerlege Wednesday night police 1 turned fire extinguishers on a !band of raiders and a single shott i fired from a riot gun over their !heads was enough to disperse !them But one Nlississippi-Southercoed was Jo Ann Meyers knocked unconscious in a scuffle ' for a pair of panties Police also discouraged rioters it the University of Southern - buckets BIC REFRIGERATORS NEW 11 Slightly Scratched t ''''''':li HAVE SOME 41 - ' A ' instore for offenders 1 lOil Strike Gets : - - undergraduate eraze by warning :that stern disciplinary action was Half-Hearte- I rgigllihimsiaginir:aSbigvditilitiVdbktitiâitftttsaIYSo 4 Dizzy Panty Raids Gain New Heights 3 1952— I Milli l'Opposed 'Trick Amendment AMA President Declares I Pre-strik- All Kinds of Instruments To Bent! zrNVT ut cos 07 EOM kJ onwali p ' 441' 'N' :i !PO 4 I - 2 v 67'r""‘" V'- f - : k : 11 " N k '1' ' ' t?7 II 4'fril '' 41 's''qk '1 ::: T a 4k '1 '' summer l' - WHITE - 1 see-shap- es 8 STAG'S kf - - ' 44 elfa" ' t - '- yi4t4s "' : 4 -4-- ' 1' -- e - k - -- I 1ir - -- r )I t ' 1 '' 0t it &CI - ' ft- - -- 111'- met 4 N'' - t N'''''N 4440d '''''''"wn ' - ' ÷ ' li fj' PY' t i ' '' ' 4 ‘‘ 4 i : SI likik la ! 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