I% -.TV'. A , vH*? V_ '--W. •' J, ■. i« (. j 3BE STATE NEWS SH-'f1 11 A Very M tas To Heats Christmas k' ■ : , Huey Receive Honors Grid Dinner; Bob '48 Leader a McCurry. Mtchi- Most Valuable >'* MM7 football win load the Spar- on the irridlron Hury-e Wlew players vataO the award la him ia an rtrrtten laid weed in CI Paeo. Teens. «rt«er» thr team paused on its return from the Hawaii Jauat.. Uyia Chaadnoie and Kan Balaa were runnero-up in the balMine. I aU IM Iht bit .enter Provtausly hunared with man- 1 very nearly unanimous Han on this fall s Aamrialad Prase I the team tw Me All-America squad. Huey was wtlve year. A poll praised b.v Mum lor Ms briUiam play al the left end position this Thouah only It years of age. I named Is MM Iht Huey earned his iMid in la IM McCurry re- foolbell Hue fell. In the third P at bains state's auarter of the Miesiaeippi Me .ontest he gathered It Warren H. Huey. Pinter from Officials Reject Not Representative I'M McCarthy. East Ian- Four Chmrgm lOlfMAnb League Meets, Plans Denied By TTIJ day at Mlrhlpt" dtato eottoga. to sing senior, has I wen reap* Tnp administrative officials Monday invoked their right pointed editor of thr HUto reject the National Student Aaawiation on thr grounds News for the winter term fag {Prevention Of Jewish State in Labor Cam Siheet. phaw Delegatae from meat Mlehtgaa fOnnu: ita are espaetad la attend and la par — that the atudrnt voir waa not representative. President John A. Ilannuh derlaml that the organisation would not lie approved until" ^ Exiled Mufti Arrives To Preskle INDIANAPOLIS. Dae. 1 up. - Mr elud.nl veterans majority of thr studrnt ukt not npi—nl the rtrtirr mud- Included ui the t body expressed u desire to At Meeting To Start Organised War rrnatlenal Typaorap join. far. m comptroller. The student votn held Nov. 10 CAIRO, th-r. li i/Pi — Thr Arab W-agur annminrnl tonight it woa taking "Ironunlisto mrasurrs" for military and olRgr lead cnato. The student rota hate OmMhUiI surveys throushout end 24 in roatunrtiiin with fiash¬ MSG Ski Club The editors of the State New# that Jim McCartney. men close electtene, formed Jom- action to prevent rrration of n Jewish state in Palestine. Ml in Hill coUaaae and aspect to I barter. wiU ha an |> The representatives of Egypt, Saudi Arabia. Lsbannn. aa accurate lodes of living 'ng the nalbeial uraaalutlon. Of¬ ficial raaulle showed that of the To Plan Trips lor nam term. Ha re- q lyria. IVans-Joritun. I rag." Mfore trial ■aamlmr aSSI 1.210 etudenU who voted on the i StralUrd. gatrtteM. unl Yemen hs-l.l the o|ien-1 thin* else must be silent." if the National Lobar Ml rord. issue. Ml fevored Jcloina end 141 After Holiday r. who did net ro. lag aeaaions of u .onferenre The sword continued to "apeak' This heertna. at nottKwtda " Michigan Hlatc skiers W|U ski . and' burned » rnmmuni-; ■ .«"■"« ■»?.."» !? importance, la awaMwod ana af in far placer this Chriaunas va¬ afterwards which said 1 '"UP ,n The o"d bloodshed. ha major taaUog anuada at thr unofficial death toll NftA iaaue "controvantal ' cation. The club ia planning no said that if the sroup waa approv¬ official trips but members ere 100-mark nine daya of Tan-Hartley Labor Act. which lander* ami represent*-' the in for the drel time amhm uataas ed it would nereaeitate levying muni as far a Held as the White l lfMMiyhetl and rioting unre the Uvn oL the Arnh count rie« liable to Iimmallm far unfair I duea on each student. "We Mountain, (or their holiday slu< to carry out immediate j not ask students to pay far an or¬ ins. M in ranard tu the Arab ation unless a majority of council decisions taken ell The cat* •prang aut af cfema 1 Thr Ski club, now compooid ol them have repressed a deeire to 171 inembera will hold ru Aral ' pohttrol _T_ _ M ieet martins in Lebanon." if the Awarliaa Ww■» w l By Honorary Dim HuMqr SfMl If You Waul A i party by the Amrwi ■ iug I0 1 at Tewer Guard, aaph. Mtf wee held in the Better At This Weird Yule Saga sH pm- MHC*» CI I Ml III boa — Ma Mary MM abgH I awl t IS na team Ml p Mam af People'! church AH^^gTabroA MHb r jhdtetfte.te.MM £&Ti\iSXSSS studying. Ma HI SMbMbMllMlllJ d**J , MdMnty the heenr eC Hte KM- strirTTaar* Baas ha gd Al I waa g tee IL lmbf~ " - mISSmSuo mm."" ** *MI 1 fro Ml to «• MM M Ob ML 11 "W PARIS. Doc. S en —Pro. Robert Schuman's gov- ■MMt demanded tonight that the wave of atrikea crip- slhig France end by Wednesday. Thla action come after the Students Poll Views Communist • dominated General Confederation of Labor (COT) (mod a rank-and fllo revolt which Villagers Decorate Quoaset Huts MakMixed, Nee loped aa the Control lobar A bit of holiday spirit lie. Al Fvotta. Kt'nosep. Wis., fresh¬ Then the task was finls'trd. The Tank Smack* On Crucial Subjects jached one of the more remote man, printed a tarite slim which laiys Stisvl I tack and admired wur p! iceil on Ihe dnor. 'rite sign tlieir work. Derwyn said. "At the paraly.1. in the .tat ion wtCi reptant of the rampue. Qunnsrt t re-hour walkout of public village. priH'laimtsI lu all' "Merry tlirist- Christinas time yon want a per¬ mas ami a Happy New Year Inmt ■WVlcc workrn. The men living in hut IS derid¬ tain spit d and litis was Itw only Garage Door Shouhl tao lower the inmate tax. Oppooed. WIS the Toft. Hartley law work? Thirty-uix per cent thought it would fall. Oata Few HWbe Lear than ten percent uf the ed several works ago to do some¬ thing about the drobness in the Ihe boys in Hut M'" More si were placerl on the sign above the windows. | way in .In it th.it we could think A Persh.iK lank piloted by an village, and they have dime u Sixty-Keren per rent were nppoond to a reparato peace with worker, answered the reoMere- anonymous Cavalry officer of Uen°. .tribe roll. Union leaden tab of decorating that almost (nits MK HOTC had "track trouble" Germany anil a great majhrity felt it waa fooliah for akirta the Union In shame UMtnrrlvrs admitted the eetbock. to go down while price* went* yavUi ilay momma and smashed The aovemment bached The start was made when At 1 garage door lb Demonstration up. strengthen the UN. tudpee had te eeder with e strong .how of force. Vonan. Ionia freehman. and Der- aU. Throe were some of the itema Eighteen men wore arretted at wyn Crabb. Owieno freshman, IVIetatea from Purdue. NtWre Commandant John L. Whttrliw Ud lha officer put hi> foot on polleil ami tli'srusseil at the Dame. Minnesota, Nanhwaataen, Mecitpeilier under the taw and lntetrollvgiatr and Nebraska voted SI ear cent were charged with uhetructinx found bronehes near tome tlisrardcd the slariitim. pine SUPERSONIC to ~ accelerator instead of the Mm. cauaina the 4) ton "bruls- t lurrh ahead inidead of stop- post-war problems held at Iowa •unpen of the Monball plan State university Dec. 4 to «. MM"a Women Attend while other* morhod II par rent outward to a In Fart., the luhwoya and huo ItntMh-Unitod wwhoei union coiled off ita ahare They mode a realistic Christ- jaa tree mil of three of the tartte branches, and placed it in the '1Ml oMhe study room. With the help ol aU . Sixteen umvmitivs Stale alliance. Eddie Same, lona of iwith After discussion and debate, off olily a little more than two hour, the other hut member., they ile- the cavalry, remarked, "A anod women's varsity squad* including. Marge Kettle debate after It had begun. Then waa corutrd II with icicles und artifi¬ >Sr i. PERMANENT WAVE cavalryman always LEADS hie hardly any interruption in cm" cial i.a uv. mount into the bam." I well. Cass City sophomore; Ger¬ tione to the U S. ice. trude Sluwe. Vassar sop int a world poiiee ferae under The boys cut thiii strips of ! Fay Blakely. Rorkwocl UN. nuprrviuan and adoption of "They're reafc" paper and drniied the tree with rod bunting. As they worked. Senior Men and Hern ice Marantette. Lansing the Gromyko plan for control uf Covernmenl leader, made little effect te hide their irritation over Vonan said that "The hut looked senior representing MSC. Any Mnior men graduating Professor Bernard Knittel. dir- Ike recalcitrance of the COT. sort of dreary, and the derurn- 11 this term who art Interested in a position in the field of personnel are asked to report etiur of furemics, and Mm. Kmt- tel accompanied the teams and juudged discussion.-! and debates. Thirty-two voted that the to twenty-three United gtalea it renal hen the United Nation, be Labor Minuter Daniel 4d a Mayoer reporter* "They're feota. brae time, a lift i. offered and and brings a it to Wwunsel lo In nig it In life, little Christmas spir¬ village." MAMLYN BEAUTY SALON to the Plat«ment office nr.- Te Cnrenrage Intmal adminnterine the Mondial! plan they rafuoe. Striker, ore return- Then they decorated lite rest i The conclave was lieId to get ilirouh thai body. ma tu their fobs er.iywhere. of the hut. S»algs of pine wen- student expression on. internet ion- MSI", drleaalea felt the The ravn't within the COT de placed above the iitslea alul red OVKIt CAMPt'H 5 . 10 ' aI problems and encourage stu- rhaner of student opinions on relayed when teprr rente live, of and sliver bunldig (H'KN KVKNINGS Concert To IMfpr I interest in Vital isspeR rf the rurrent event, wa. the highlight of the rnnferrnre A. one put it, worker, in S metal lactone, in the Parle regain anewrred the call -tossed Many judges were also Christmas Music tight up to date When one "We am not lure to win. cf I tail to of a group of railroader* la form anion, independent of Hie con¬ The annual federaliun. _ ld eorol una sponsored by the Doeartment of Music nl Mlrhiaan State college »dl take piece »t •* Sinn ley's four o'rlork Sunday nftcrnuoii in he eolleie auditorium .w' let <1. Weraiaetan Four colleae musical uraai Ik.is will participate They Symphony oreheatra. i onductcl bp Aleaander Schuster. A lap- Christmas Gifts! EAST LANSING'S TELEPHONE poSa choir, directed by Gomer L 'eneo; Women', else rlub. dl. Stat* Haunt »:M AJM.jmUI IiM P.M. eorted by Mortbo'wh.tc and the ■ 'by David H»|ue. ... of tampfe finflupdi.. uf gsg ffta SYSTEM IS OVERLOADED Were ml SlseWe we etes • oaHe af imtlmml* fAtaffa ..Wf Wffl EVERY EVENING PANTO Every Trait reeeatly I he foNm in Eanl l-aneing have hwn m to l.M li jIt Iff Hiffh.ff Hiirr Iti ml r'tir*- •*"— 'L- t' hawfgff al mm Haw. Am ■ Nwk, wImh ymm rail between 6:30 ami 9t30 p.*., yon Rilff ifflb mmygetm bmmy elf I befrae yam flaiub «Uwl- lt ymm wmmim. Tbfc IwJIrlw thai nil ibr ilial unipnum Ih lha eealral fffRee in "taney" or in not. We km n>W Ih I fflfiee raehchltag eNftaipe la NMffl it bivy _ ralff awl alii am in rawing After Rinffg ymmr enfc AenlS gn tbrangb furter. gnt —■ HI g la trnff, ymm mm Iwlp wayiM gel better nervfee if ymm ' Imtwl rail* dmrimi mmmmmUy thmrl. ""•MWSQ i ■iBii-rrrSSfeBiSSr.i'l Winter Term] A Small Boy And A Big True Not All 1 EorBMday* GENTLEMEN ATlSfClH Series Stars. Trip*, Parties Tuesday Dec. 9th ia your ni Foreign rtudmU am at Jacobaon's.a.from tat STirCTif £?S3 ?. Lxcture-concert xwHxncxa i will enjoy many fine pro. tram* in the Collefi xuSHor- ktcp owt of Mm dog Name and ium next term. j get Mm fifth murm * gift TIM winter term aerie. wlH •open with ■ concert by Uonard Warren, young MotTopntHan opera J«eeb«i,i : ttorf January II On January 14, contralto, will come to State Jan¬ uary M. followed by lecturer Rirtfcy Mother. January II. ■Man man Dorthy Klraten nnd Euocno Conley will proaent a program In Ow Audltonim January M. MOr- tonOuu* and his orchestra wlN appear the ni«hts of February • • Beanor Steber is aheduled to sinff February II and IB and Lt- wiH ***** March 2.t I I 1 Drug Co, On Marrh 4, the Philharmonic Piano Quartet will play, and on April 15 John Charles Thomaa will tinu. 1 CmrjUm mCmugkm Um mf Helen Trauhel. Metropolitan opera singer. will appear April 2? INJRCTIBLR MBMCnVKS and 29. Tht World Adventure Series for Mouocmis this year will end Saturday \ AMFOWJRI v a talk and movie by Cleveland Grant on "Nature." IS.M AIX tJNDCS ratlin Lecture* The series will be resumed Jan* Howard Wortbipcton. IWrmlakbam ■hows Mi 11 PROPERLY REnUOESATED CONDITIONS | uary III, with a lecture by lion at uc. NMary Park re. Mm newly Cntlin on "The laird's Footsteps." I be tlnton'p tourer deek a. Ma wH» Other World Adventure pro¬ fur loan g by Ike traa'a ghaa imouiiut.. Em Lmuhtg'a gram* will Include "Hare llecords of the Wild." by Captain C\ MOST COMPLETE Knight. January 17; "Castles nnd Fiestas in S|Min," by C.'ement Slate Wive* Plan PHESC.MPTIO* DEPAMMEiST Corner. January 24; and "Aid-] Rlo«' Jean Brawl Umlern Yum Meal m ■ m mail Unaware," by Howard Cleeves. January 31. The Spartan Wives have plan¬ On February 7. Kail llobinsoir ted a blue jean brawl at th* For¬ 116 W. GRAND RIVER Will apeak on "China Journey." Karl Maslowski will la* here Feb¬ mer's Cabin for December Hi. Mr<. Robert Carpenter, chair- SEPE1WS ALSO TWO LANUNG stores ruary 21 to s|ieak on "From Sea- nan of the social committee, has shore to Glucier," mnounced that there will be bowunc alleys UN X. LOGAN UM M. Admiral Bard To Nprsk itjunre dancing, exchange ot gifts, Rob KrWr* .ml Hcnr A.lniirul md refreshments. M Alky. A.MtoM. tor Tuur Wllklll Hicharil K. Hvr l will np|y;.i mi At a genera'. meeting last Tues¬ March 1.1 and JO, rrapniivriy day Miss Beatrice Grant, of the .11* K. MICHIGAN — LANMNG Friar'* topic wdl la- "Holiday p lome Economics department, gave Cuba " llcac Adooliil llytd will i kitchen demonstration ot Chris'- Hack mi "liiM-nvpt. " nns recipes. Mrs. Hutchinson was Nucha Sicmcl wdl speak u I chairman of the ntectinr • 9IEF ARD'S* "Junglr Family." Apnl J. ami The interest groups of the Spar¬ OUn Pctlioiill will lecture uc tan Wives are getting org.ouml . "(6r Em Ada Armi'I Written, "Mimic In a Mrai.au WllderucM, The handicraft group has already April IA. rojcct. They're Worm" Tk* «dhc al HhxpxrSx wlxh yw a>.. hxrrplioiml Vahto Season s Greetings FInt all W ool A Very Merry Chri MIDNIGHT BLUE and A TUXEDOS Happy New —to Year (Oil I'lIM KYIS OF College cleaners SECOND — Itofur, too band far bum*... i May W e HMp Ymm I'M Yamr Chrtatmrn ShopphtpT WATCH OUT FOR WINTER Our quality terrier mtturet IroxWf/rir maturing the year rental. See hi dame I : f< - , • ■- list— TH^ MlCaAijy| .jlTAy NCWS PACE • unnannMT- "dBBTJSSL kmknau? Review By JIM McCARTNKE New . reads named ccrpa . Ju"t!!*n* «» eloalng month* wUI »">rt"r -tm Ported of world wtde disorder and of 1MT a a •rt. id Quaere treaps a lag as I /A. 7 '('g\ am ashy odpas state T-g . . . i * • M V Oat. M—Labor member* of th? Continuing attempts by Russia to amend har influence in Eu¬ British Heuaa of Commons. Jen¬ Advanced II rope and Alia nie Lea. criticises American press . . . the develop. ■»« lic on® irh-n E. Core, mathematics. Counselor | Others j , >a,w Ching. social service: and m ■ . . . Dean Crowe aji I others ;arc: Frances M. Cou- national champion Wolverines King question the Mfial service; Manuel G. trample Spartans >3-0 tee ouome. Jom us Wsdmatsv. 1 n m " was a nice day . . . bu' ma... ; Diaz. education; (Guerdon) Bu- Frist, education; Lawrence . . . W- IWvri Klf.il uml i ietie VStZZJsr- ~ Rapt. M—The grind begins students observed swimming river . . Donald Boyd remain in rare for1 T. Frymire, education; Marcella ill to help drive tt Freshman president following pri- J. Gnst. .social xerviee. to get to south campus elasaea r. K /.iert A. Jackson, mathemat¬ re- — -* laav«w|^Pecemher »n . . llerkcy hall o|iencd for the mariaa from Mhnoi fro . . . seven men suspended ics David W. Miller, mathema- first time by her EMC hmme aonsd. liquor o.Tcu. o . . Home Eta move in Glenn W. Nesman. educa- Ws°x,£2z a: . . . !| to nearly completed Home Man- iitkoff held in Mush- auditor- Alvin II. Olmsted, educa- •Ml aaam wark. except Saturti agemcot house with the bath¬ Oct. I-Administration cam-' 4m.S-Yankam win World ler- Mfifi; Harvey. Jn Schweitzer, Jr.. £ Maranjo I rooms Phillips hall and Lan- plains to Intticity Coach Liaa Co. la*, itmt . . . "nihrupolngy; Ar- . ~ den dormitories occupied . that the fire boost la unfair and urtMn woman mlact- Nov. 2I-WS3F ur.vc workers CsSfsmls"t . 'hur V'A bookstore set up in Union Public Service administration re¬ i * the running tor sgau two atght stand in auuitor- Joutl the cginpus ask iu Mudrnts ,y ',r' •>» u""' Charles ttcn.1l. cliwation PEtc* to ccntribut* to futwl ' UN. Marine Otoe annex rushes vets through with views the caa* :and performs . . . ^ «NMh ... riMaUM fauga the utUtaa- Farm la- gn . Ori. . It—Beverly Ferris. Mar- Nov. 24 -nobert Ktc.n electcl), «. Horva h. Il. rhert E. hardly a walling line Wells in auditorium . . . hall reconverted and filled with . . Oct. 2—Four Student council afdSjl 11 IP Rrip hareaat .tarla McRav, Marytasnaa Mulicki. Frsshman prrai.lent: .*Mr uN,» • Juhnson, and Hershcy Lee Walt, 4 umg women members elected %ring term re- Gloria Mtan and Batty Powell cers aiv* Walter Earrcn. vlco- "• ft Naw Yard. Boston m or Phil. parwoti on Thurvday sign as ccuncll opgl first Inlarfraternily "SLypialtimaiii' hrid «n- ' J* ' president, Jean McCowan, sacre- t«ry and Thomas Hoot treasur- »®restry. Jo^ph It. Kninhton, Jr., will be NfMf CaU Gray. 101 Pail- c Dwwt Programs-Faeprs cr held ia ballroom . WSHF totsiv estimated at d»'*fdcd a degrra as master of in TO lurh»lfr Uullalo for Address all orders and returned from the National Stud- NSA vole brings out r or The candidates re mSGi and wife Leave De.rmhe. 11 corrc.-pondcnco to cnls Aaslsliwt national lass than 10 per cent of the stud- it icncc ilrgrvcK an*; passes 007 Cu"c*tt .^•...VrlaT' "-a lion reported a constant struggle Armstrnng. * L. 6. Balftar (#. with I *•*. -Thanksgiving i to resume •smnc Durulhy K. A. Hainsland. nutli- _ . tatIsr.Varsity squad, OS* U—FrsO Waring plays ui'.satr of E.vstiman pot> i ut mil administration, Marian MM V. ad M. JtTg 13-0. audltarium . Prssidant Truman. . . Dee. d-IFC-Panllellen dance; Ht/flnw, fotwis and nutrition; Mate sub-I calls Cangross In far apaeial sen-1 in auditorium . . 1 Idoyit L. Sparks, soil .science; .7 . . . sum ... Bsc- Id- Esaoiinatioii Houston Si all worth, horticulture, '• ; Tlielma I. Thompson, textiles and lotlum:. OriMt* A. Tening::, iun teriology; and Finest I). Wett- Org MARATHON savacK 8 GENTLEMEN ATTENTION I WOMEN's Spartan S 1—lay Dec. fth b | Sports mil Meet Purdue *MMIIMH 01 Jacohson's...front 7 p.m. lo f pm. STRICTLY STAG My BOSK MUM In Seamm Opener i*.. gMlrhlitiin Nrimittiinm teom of Sti.tr 7|.«. women's edged out a vie- the AH'AMcrkM Biiyifcj* Ty No Womm Allowed and Mimdclrin L-..IICKI keep out of the dog house and Lmr-np Far BafleraMkrr Test Jha Ms—, wfth a pal get the little woman a gift at ama uaanie pa— MSt# —pap Jagg— - lory M* •'»"»< til- seiisott. Ij a small hut fast quarter ran interference for Dit- history lias a team recovered from < dintanee. producing several Michigan State liasketlmll km who went nvcf to make the as disastrous a debut as thix faU's first quarter score, li-«. data daciaions. team that opens the seuson op—I— against Mk-liigan and none The second quarter waa all littmen Jack Tiernev lived up to Ma reputation as a [wiwer- against the University of Delta Tau. Michigan Decemlier 18. long one t on In win all but one of its re. maining gam—. ~ With only Iwn lux men on the for the TD.. Only two members of tW«~ - —chcr whaci he .stopped a hish- noddy to George year's highly suicessful squad • regarded Liitk Ribbons in the squad, Jack Wulf, six fool seven Shomin for the EP. inch center, and Bob Brxnnum ate scheduled to graduate before wand round of their l4S-lb title For another two pointa Boh six fool four pivot man, coach Chariwirk .caught Dillon napping nt toll. ■M. They are Ken Balge. first Mrfng tlcn Van Alslync has devclnpe.11 and tapped him for a safety, hnftaB Cmile em to lataeeve end fur the paat a fast breaking aggregation. | Shomin got the lull and ran . n seasons and teraey recked Oibhofift, with Outplay Alma lit for several yards, then passed Maua right cross— and short, The Silurians revealed their | ,n ^ ifeaudnin who tank il over fine defensive • aD-vx—lty bbRiac play—, and Dun l—Plag uppercuts to the head, apid stvle . f plav in taking the . th, line for their final i V it hrhind them tlM an'the Martin* belt until the end of n serimmaue with a;score at the half was lk-15 Arnson. a guard . Alee wae forced to top in and hi a Alma college tiuidtet Satur¬ the nod to the Sheenies. who earned his halt the fight. day afternoon. fourth mujnr In the third period, both A combination of forwards Boh remained scoreless, but Shomin Idler in football Phil Marshall continued to i mm vim ikqm Geuhan and Bill llunrhuk. gunrdx passsed half the length of tho this year. lew marked improvement in M Orlnnr Suear and. Hunh DnwiuMi and Tony Waldron. field to Bob More who Welv— Win wiaaiag a decision nver.Lilbert and renter Bob Bciinnum ran wild man in e 175-lb. shall ripped a series of rights match, Coach Ssypula Harriers Won Two Dual1 over the M.I.A A. rehool for ?ovemm on r n. ; nromisint racehorse style of uaa- . ed. M4 win over Phillips 7 in since IP32. the semi-finals early Saturday After the Michigan 1 _k Jack Tiaraey. hi , fur ( ouch Karl Schlatlemun's harricti* won two of throe, keihall throughout itie scrimmage the Green Lad Ait llughMt dual meets, defeating lowa'T-:" —7: —— P"' l**«» the mdiah that dn- White r a : I NCAA in-RM Dnvey dominated th# exhibition j \vth the »ener nearing. IC-4A chamiionahipa. Jack Dia- vakip, with I MjaaCi NCAA I. •» he *h»fte*i frtm body to S*ymil.i Must r.i choose three men and IVnn State, but loaillg to u«ti lad MBC to fifth place Forwards Man I Mrk to body punches v«»»k <*n ettt b of the sm ptec<* irsss ssl1 f Nil rapidity that hi< Jfi- | ■ ,. >ii latu.*-. after having mx th* tk( eastern meet. impr—aive in the ac RiUMd-heavier opponent was com- »>,m v ..i>p J»»i only three months, Pianetti M hix matfx in the mage. P—ela and Bobbin, played on the defensive. are working two big meet* of the year, the s*»ven candidates in I line game under llle Alma back¬ Holiday Cagr Tihn vsz a— a ndpnsin, Gabby Marek pulled victory over vet- a rail -1 ther cnmplica- j IC.4A and NCAA, in which the team placed fifth and sixth Ref Threatens board anil : bowed scoring abil¬ ity while Steven, played aggres¬ Fall arlivtly books will he Lynn Chi good for Michigan Slate's Ihr—■ led State in up- I rallied ■ight Art lliiKhlrtt i the fact that I jrctively ,hc*' Eager (loaches sively and alertly at the I—want home games during the Chrwt- ttlng Missis- I agfermg uppercut* to gain t of apfMitus do many gpui ,1 NoNe Den— K ith Picket IJne Mobbini i a letterman from mns vacsiuxi. Students attend¬ sippi State 7-0. I The Iowa and KOlre Daifie dual ing the molest are to pi—em downing Wash- mm, ■ very close split deriiuoon am, whil- Pvtela and arttviiy I rooks at the door the melon State 21. » evening's scc«md exhibition .funis fur the parallel t meets were held concurrently on Credit for pulling llle first ursidiiatc* of mers ate ine shoulder: the Irish rourae at Smith Bend. liask.'tlaill lunnie" of the year or varnity M|uu ntghl of the game. 7. and blanking Iowa State, 2«-A. proved to be another crowd ' Left end Warren Huey gaih—- er as l4U-pound John Flvnn • Ill*, hand Stand balance j Slate split that afternoon down- jm to one nf the official, in the Runrhuk. who ha* boon in I 1 in It heavier. 155-pounder He* - urk.vard and fnrwaid ing the Hawkey— 21-37 and I—- Mtrhig.ni State - Alinil practice stantlmg at forward during work¬ Ed 'Cnnk then intercepted one tlgisr three contest,, and ulxred r punt h for punch until the 1 S. Toil favorite on the w to the Irish inqge Saturday out* ihi» KVUXOO, ami rari mnii5t throws into a hand- Gerry Karr— and II—am Ashen eec— ,wealing like cold a serving in the army. A hard playing Kentucky elev■- ■Mntf Tops Klemlviras Frank Haadon then scored on and spin* completely hack, lelt— of the Ndtany Liana romp- pip— in summer. tlrannum is a transfer student en ml short both Slate's winning PU Dougherty maintained the', pass from Dillkm. Bagdon In¬ and Guirrc's '47 playing around the bar. either for- ed os— the rourse in the fait At the ekise of the ergululinn tram Kentucky, where he made streak of 2101.3, finishing lh tercepted annth— pa— ami tossed lavs in a hillerly cunt—ted game or backward, keeping his contest both coach— esprcwed ull- American in 1*44-45. Da' to Ken Smith for a score. rounds of his title fight dead heat lor first place. in Satiinlay. Oct. 25 straight, until he returns to the .1— ire to play five minute, anil Waldron both received Vito Ktmuvicus liougtie r- However, live Spartan,, led by longer, iniah to the disapproval sdy letters last year. Phillips 7 look the hall and Er handstand on top of the iwss from Paul Junlen to (km Famkles CaMly ly was awarded the decision to Boh Newell, were among the neat of one slightly bald olficlal, but Fla, ftw Games " "" Gilbert lu Jorden In INrk Somp- A tiinilile on the Wildcat six b'r,h finishers giving the home the Alter — issuing the University in meets, gymnad. working on two ret, puffed ami groaned srai. ihey landed on the Shre i an upaet 2S-3I victory. ■if Michigan Gee. 13. the Spartan, inch line in the lint B—iod rod Muguig punches at a rapid j lhp para||r| „r horizontal hum a— through the added se—lon two yanl line. On Hie next play MSC 1 111 almost sura TD. Lot—. ghMN even rate Jun Bader l»aritod for coml hHIipi When the linal whistle sr. travel to Lafayette. Ind.. where Sampson tossed to Jorden who Kentucky leading. 7-U. Al Urn—man produre.1 a x i-omlunatimi iwnairt, of a Krhlad—nan's entered ed. the roach— snug—led another tliey tangle with Purdue, i« Dec marie Phillip s only store. mured. Irul II w— a cuM- d—laton. with Bad— pulling ut ,lullt, >un,binnl in >url. the National Junior AAU nut five minute perind. :•» State rot urns to Jcniium field, Five-Man Score |mants lor he sulf—ed s t— al the three judges votes to uwr in.' one lead, directly week lot— os lavontoa and came This was too nuieli for the ref house 11—. 23 to play host to i Dillon passed lo Kouetoa for broken leu on the play and was Al lha title nlu U)other through to take the title with a with the reeeiliiig hairline. tin the rest of the season anath— Sheenle TD and ligtot lh the kght 135-lb. rlass. fresh- i narled in the general dl strong University ol Indiana. A perfect combination giv— lh* k>w team score of 33 painta. Sew- stored on a pa— from Kricksnn to he Wildcat's bkwked Ceorar WW Hunk Am— mured another wrform— 15 point, — seven fur -II topped the Spartan, by ftn- of Bporlan Coach Hen Vai Saturday. 27. will liml Ihr Cook lo Teale to Knusto, in Bag. smith's extra |H>uit altemnt and yggl whan ha poumteri his way I diffwulty. live for form, and inhing third. AMyne and griintr t. ' What do MKT quintet at 1% Stole Fan dim. to do—picket : Coliseum in Detroit for a Stale —en in tlie second I ■ dortaum over varsity veteran ttuee fe ttie inmlnnaiimi al A seven man squad traveled to you want 11—t wdh Wavne university. In Ihr id her semi-linal game 'vail In win 7-E. BMh Churhoneau. Utunu. New York on Nuv. II I— the lave'" the Delia Taus whipped the Tick ''allowing thii heartbreak—, Torks. 22-0. the Spartan, went unbeaten, thua Iloririy passed In Mono wto fasluoning their best record sine" ■"*■>«* MR* *B Baseball Coach Seeks the turn to drill than lor one! . Replacements, Practice Site u la nut of tha I practice problem for it Is olready Michigan Stole is nol the only 3* yards far a TD. and Shomin Buuuduin mapped one toNelran ■he oranau Bowl -ixht nf ten gMMU in 1*27. Johnny Polmcsk and Stove Si—adghi ' shared Guarre a left eleven won Iquootton na ■ aoluttoa tor thalusad tor baaketboll and track. teem that will he faced this year RetLryS I an the Bute's wlnt— weather. IM baseball already »tM1 IMI IB man who lb M the Baaatom Bf» 144 vtatary ever IMalk TUP u*v haltoarh lam a paaa Mb HOMBfMlMBmd «v Mmiil ouwra who mmS imngiuE ran- m*ad n yaHto wHB B BMt iS em *M Mugsn. On Itorrto, BM •uuE Buttor. Juuh Mucfhr, urn cS AZTMraErVkM turn tor a * m ■a the Owel ante aoBb In Bud Crane tucwad IB Bw b em On* Ut em MMkbUr*1* aMmm. THK MIG N -BfAt*—HBW8 Coeds Show MSC Styles At Affair Ttaw SpoiMvr Ewwl For Charity Group According to atjrlca Keen at the Chriatmga faahion nhow In the Union Saturday after- noon, the "new look" la def¬ initely here to stay. Members of Kappa Alpha Thete cards at muak which bo* sorority. In conjunction wHh the eater maha a aigniirant Style Shop, preeented fashions at a pre-Chrtstmei showing to cdott and their Mas m the Union MIL aim. Pi emails from the a''ale lint to a charitable orgor sa-l IMn sponsored by the sorerit'. 1 ifllx models each from the -w*| atoups showed "what the r ails •hosed coed Vlll be weur ns" Bithis for "sleepy-time," rlasell meual date, dress and evening I •ear. Theta model were Barb- era Tunnel. East Lansing Junior; Marjorio McRav. Frrnilak' sen.l lor: Bnrbura writ. Torhnhne. If. X. Junior, Ruth Meinke. Detroit aenicr: Alycc Edison, nrstid Hap Ms Junior, nml Carol Brown. wdatt Will,eland it. a pen and ' The first «rinu> of styles shown Seactl eat. alee poraonoliaed with, were the lypirnl "sleepy-time" ■diaiiil nemo of inlllola • fashions of n milage rned—wide Lipstick tubes which ere cens- dned with perfume betttes ate a SAEAffi nleht shirt affairs with lima full sleeves, fushinned of warm eutMii idvcl all! idea. However, unless flannel - - kes. quilted or che¬ he men knows what scent o( per- nille ratios In rlrh rnlors. The tnup or entwine his airl wears, or latter even spurted the "new took" with full flared hecks anil toe o parties' ir lute In the 1st- Mr. perfume is no: tuu wise a To Be HA half belts. ■ In this same group were shown suits and dresses, within the price SrmstMaa aia'-uficant but Io¬ Saturday fangc of the averaiic coed, to he ta pensive Is a charm braegtft. wtm to any colleiie function. ' Casual dreaacs shown lor dstes Be Ifht tdtAHJtU featured simple loni! lines, and ' Leans Alpha Epulcn ftU were modelled in wools, plain ttchrata* the YuImi#1 dud plaid wHh Ha tint annual CM party Mr oempu. A number of suits, styled to flSlllldtf, haturil-y g| fit the nrenakui -ml the weather, The MMrtral .! . irsgci were shown. Dark suits, simply rut and scorn with matching ac- hrhl jithe Unii-aiumi I M It. will m-iuie M Vocational Interests Survey Is Made For Women's Day GIFTS FOR EVERY Coeds asked to rhack all | .Spartan Wive* Chm-k lists arc hrrnc sent cut are this week to women's dormitories, the vocations that they would' - sorority houses, co-ops. end oft- I'be to hear discussed. since pres- HCW FOOU Talks campus houses to dtlormmt the east plans would enable them to! _ vocation:'1 interests of MftC cieds attend several different marling. 1 .jT^jT.h? SSoSHLtH They air also riven an oppwtun- by families durkig thr I-rather nmi HnMnt lUnkctlmlln Hrsults of th\ survey will be lit»x 1*11 Glove* - Striking Hug" used Mi choosing speakers lor the My to make any further Sugg's- : holiday sciyon la one of the pruU- 111 Women's flay lo be held turns they with. ' lems faring Spartan Wives. They were assisted bv a tab Trunin Hurkcl* - Trimi* Ifell" lliiskrtlull (mmIs curly imct spring. t t "Wc want to make tho dov si , ,., -fhrlstmaa in thr Kitehoi. The lists wen compiled by Lot. vitally interesting and helpful la 1 t'vrn last week by Miss Bealrice tiurrs, FurmmpKm juiuor end all women studesits as are possibly Ur«"<- |wd«n«or of Home Uono- (iuir Hallo - Gulf lki||n llrgululktii- KwullnM* chairman of Wanton's Day. anil can." Miss Goer, eapbuned. "Thu' "«*• » the Home Br buiHIng. Merydel Stevaneon. nuffalo. N. •s the first year a lull day has l The m rties wee ranrlnded V . uinior. They w)U be dMtrib- beset planned lor this purptar and *"h refrcshmsnto and the sma¬ lts* cooperation ot everyone o Chnetmae .aiels by the I ait lie** mmI Mm's Golf Cluli* lli|Mitt Idinfcr St*, leulltcr *ok- uteii thnuxh AW* lives. needed *o make it successful." 1 Pwup. llruil (jitrrs for finuls Kcntinglon unit Srkiek Klcclrk* Mm Wbeu yea ge hem fur At MUays Find Fung Srln DONE YOUR CHRISTMAS Jnrk knit fa - llunliiiyx Knives. • * SHOPPING? utyftMerry Christmas" 1st!II* - AtllUIUIlilHIlt riiiltlrcn'* (initio — Aiiult Guttic* uytji I anile*' iititl Melt'* Ire Skate* lltiiiliiili Si* - llnnllng HimsI* . lltiiillit" Moiling Wool Cur llluiiktis — • ' I nit lie*' mill Urn's Ski Hoot* (dialing Keel* — lunik'*' -mill llfll's W'oul Milieu* . lakl Skirl* VI mil Swealrrn - Drug Sax International, Womens' Page Edited By Carolyn Dickersnti An activ* *iri in eampun affairs in meal r the week Marilyn Win—. Rant Lansing 'Fairly short" dark haired M-trilyn in standing not only for her extraeurriralar Ivitie*. IAlt also for her sehniarship. is posstssts an all college average of ijQ. Minn Piemnn in at prrsrnt .-eerftaiy of the Board, wan president lent year of Guard, and in a Member of PanHel- eounril ami of the Student Farnlty no- n, on* streue, *g| eonunittee. She also U aa affiliate of • aKieinm k BM [ ont.nireJ M »IW.j Kappa Gamma nornrity. and is now at that house. It UmL youth «r the "tow »"• »!"" "f f* Marilyn in a home economics major of vo¬ ancrit outlying schOflM. cational education, and upon finishing school gatM.vl meeting wee hopes to teach in a high school or work an T$ to ileteimlne JlMt an extension agent in adult education. dblitrrn wonted. Dene- M(t: itunies and gWt* During vacations from state, the co.d Ej on the list and the has spent her summers employed is a per¬ ~ divided into age sonnel agent for an employment agency h, *■!>. and » up. in Chicago, where she got experience and n have hern held ae personnell work. . in the oht J wipatina The Topping the lint of favorite activities in that of photography. In her East Lansing MARILYN P1RRHON to Wary Uu Deiu. ehairman af , I cammittee. toaaaa nee* M la Dance Chairmen Named >, she has set up a dark mom. knitting argyles in nt present, an with many But joyed their first Christmas party in the new ikirmitnry. a tree trimming affair. Mr.n- other coeds, occupying her time. at Uiia aaa am* ilay evening. Simultaneously, Well's hall ! 1 w M children here ForAnnualBell Hop Hall . , , women have held what ini perhaps the last Christmas pnrty for women living in the chairmen tor the i. and tables for refreshment* Coeds at Rant ami West Landon hall en- Md men's dorm. ball, to be held ] ballroom Jan. |«, have| set ii|i in the Hearth room, tahina . need by general chair* ' "" w hole second lloor of Hie — Affair* Of State — at the other, neMtor Oman, Evanston. Ill. 1 C.'hnirmun of the Incatirei com* Thla year's affair i* sponsr.rei'. nittee for the event is not) lieu- Women's Houses Entertain ren of Lansing were entertained Contributing to the Lansing Bed ae in pre-war days, by the Hotel Adoration honorary. s.gma {hurKe l(f j man. Allentnwn, Pa., senior. In th(. orchertn Even with finals anil rings get Merer. Kappa Delta,Brthyne os pin?: lawyer. Bridgeport; Mill uponattention.. Jge. to toah Ms- Rf |UU EVA Christmas tradition* — li^hte*! at a Christmas party at Feast ShK'ktng fund are Alpha Chi Rerent pinning* have paired off; !chtg, braml Rapid: itrad student, trras, wrraths, Kift* and caruhnie Mayo ball imegii, Sigma Kappa and Lah- unoothly. for the occussion is Sar.Uy Wells. Barbara Reed. Detroit. Alpha Phi. I to Cart HamewaM. Stocklu M««, — aw one* mure in evhlenr* in East and West leatifton hall had doll hall crted*. Nashville, Tenn.. sophomore. the women's resident-** on cam* its first Christmas celebration, a Other residences are donating and Bahert Brawn. Psi U.: BaUda! A"11* s,«mn- Len Donge. of Chatham. N. J., mug III. Wheaton. Ill, Chi Otne- j Two weiMinits took pbiec over pu*. tree trunnur.; party. Monday gifts to needy children, orphan¬ lan ha* announced that the , llior, handle* publicity, while Nearly all dorm*, mrority hnus- night. ages ami hospitals. Kappa Pelt* is » will be held cabaret style. ga. and Bra Meaner. Sigma Chi Thanksgiving: Tta Nwtge. l.i taught at the aaeead ST ""',7 * in Hob Toll, junior from Birnung- the Union ball- hllIn U1M, l)arlu^ Dan,,(in. grad; Margaret tram. Owe nan. I peer. ACR. married Jaaa Craw- ea and co-op* have had Christmas North hall meds enjoyed » giving equipment to the Towar Chi Omega, and HaraM BahnaB. .Bad. Lansing: and Wsrne En*. parties, enchanaed gifts and ha\e Christmas supper Sunday after, Garden* community center. ! roil senior, are in charge of tick. now and rain, many C.rand Rapids. Delta S.g grail; Raehcster. N. V, ma.red Jwra been putting up decoration*. noon at their dorm. Robert*. Bob Otting, and j rt and delation ommittee, res- Several sororities have had groups are Caroling again this ton «f spertt. a hen- Am toaaee. Detroit. Alpha Phi, I Batoad. Urrsa Point#, Lounges in the residences have haM Nee Mlck RMae»r pretively. year. Among those serenading on iad« waa and Waetea rtahbrtwee. Sebewa- Readee. Miami. ITa, ATO. been transformed with lighted joint par'tes w.'th their alunu m of the sorority women Committees and patron* for the ing. Phi licit; Nm Manse. Aa- ■"*» Am BuaghHii. lone, trees and mantels Laden with Sunday na*nung the Alpha Gam- campus and in Kast Lansing this g with dancing and handi- affair wiU lie announced at a Deltas uivitrd their mothers week are Sigma Kappa, Kappa plcton. Wise. Alpha Phi, and being married Dee If. greens and ml candles. man are Altc Rutherford. Alpha Inter date, according to Oman. TUaa. May Mile. Phi Delt; Kappa llelta announces seven Williams and West Mayo halls j to thru annua; Christmas break- Kappa Gamma, Kappa Aloha Mia;' Maerosc Nelson. Music for the dance wlil be fur- i held (acuity teas Sunday after-1 fast. Theta. Gamma Phi Beta and Al- lalMsa. Chrcren. Alpha Ep new initiates: Dorothy Cobhe. PM Rata, and Jeanne mshed by Jimmy S'ufar* orchaa- in their respective derma. The gurit at ha* imega, in conjunction ulna Pa and Bath Utoah. Umrera- Orator* Itotoliu. O.; Manoclle imm A*haTb*ta Ity at Illinois. Champagne, ton) Hurr. Wellingtun, O : Jill Mill ■. Saturday afternoon needy child- been neslerted by MST women, with Kaf»f»tt Sigma fraternity. Lawtesr. Lansing, and BIB Mae- Vpsdanti: Mary Imu Baldly, ear. Si lunui'I'niversitr student. iNewherrv: Patricia Sawyer. Tib- Pi Mu Kps.k.11 honorary: Mary verse City; Charlotte Wixom. Mrtatrre. Mason. Kappa Delta. Jaeksnn. Marv Wmsly, De'rott. ami Ted Hall, f of M .Sigma Men plcilged by Srgnui Nu fra- Chi. trinity tall term arc: Ruber! Emtagnrii.t. Ruth V'aaEMen. ui. .mm.si Men luta. ore J'.ruwn. I'etlar Falls, luwa; Ernasl 111,! Charboneau. Ri.lieri Cbai ltafi. Lansing's Wonder Restaurant g.,.1 Keren (iaintua. to JsrV Ce.g.e Cnulton. Vila Klinnvicua, ■ad. East l-.n-ou:. Canto Res- Detroit. Hubert Finch, Fcioiiuto: r. Relleviile. Sigma Kapiia. to R.ihert llnss. Kirhmoad: Ken ton hauthwarth. M o r. r o e M .rshall. John Meyer. East Lan- I WhUmasah. Newuerrv. At- sing; Fiwl Srhenk. Kensington. Xi Delta, til Mrh Budatph. MarvUnd: Jim Rrhatters. Cln- Datrort: fsaal. Vtrt.neT, Uirrn- emnnati. O.; Ale* Seyemour. ^OUS GJtf^ hwham. to BM Mtoley. Birmiiig- Jai ksimvdle. Te*.; Rudy Vogel- grad. Mu Mart St. la ui*. renter, Marshall. Jack WaddcB. to Jerry Oasd. Alpena: Pal Kaeinaw SHOP REFRESHED HAVE A COCA-COLA CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH Vs Tasty Fried Chicken Owr Oww Bwyn 1948 800k COLLEGE BIKE SHOP Campus Police Complete To Feature First Independent Term Big Wheels By JIM MIR "A Merry Christmas from the department.'' said Chief MOTOR AGENCY Robtnit Youinr, editor of C. H. Latter of-the campus police department, and Desknma the 1918 Wolverine, nnnounc- At Kills added his Christmas greeting to the student* with. MSaMM e«l today that thin year's book "Hiivc a good time." • I* the largest ever to Is- At the end of this fall term the campus police department published by the students of completes its first session as" Mirhilen SUte Colleae. an indeiiendent police unit. Frorl Ji-rr.ea Hansen, and Clar¬ As the book stands now it con¬ Olief Istttter assumetl his ence Johnson. tains SSS pages The theme this duties Sept. 2:1, when the City Type Ret-l'p year is "Traditionally yours . . . the IMS Wolverine." It will be department became an official In¬ a pictorial review of the revival dependent organization, The college organization com¬ pares to the City-typo of police lip ■go. Mt k your | ef campus traditions and Spartan spirit. formerly assigned Lansing police force. to the Erst set-up. The State Board of Ac- rtculture ' council. repraaent- the etty ATIYtS 7 (Mil. |gj Larter Iperta .tertian One hundred and sixty orga¬ To leach fell strength The campus uepnrtmen*. today while the President's of¬ ♦filCTLy IT AS i is rapidly approaching its full fice takes the place of the city pictured, plus BELL ft HOWELL M» fuNi.MUd : ' nisations have Ijccii authorization of iner. and equip¬ all of the campus and off campus ment. The force has II men living groups. A more complete sports section has been planned permanently assigned and two kMp out of the dog Kou^c and! section. patrol cars are in use. The third and also a larger military Another new feature ia the authorized is expected to ar¬ got tho little woman a gift ] personalities division with pic¬ rive within the next two diva. tures and thumbnail biographies of the senior class "wheels." Chief Latter, graduate of MSC i police * administration whorl hi «M. All affkm as. 14 Hour Developing ami Printing Jacobson's i Young askl also thai in order '43, returned on July 1 (j .he hmn> of ta|l> East Lansing 10 speed the IMS Wolverine pro¬ campus deportment after four and Invt authority duction dele, all persons wishing years of civilian and military ex throughout the county. lo buy a yearbook should do so perience in police work, before the ami of the term so that o Near ir.awte the staff will be able to deter¬ The campus department Intends mine the mnnlier of hooks to ord- to include within its activities the granting of drivers permits to faculty and 1 students. Single students a First 'Messiah sidered as temporary resident;. .Latter said, and therefo-? ud I continue to obtain the licenses a ToOpen Season ||atheirIn addition Parmahcnt resiliences. to the issuing of On Wednesday ('driven permits, the depitei 1 expects To equip their squad with n new type of roUapsifeP* first presentation of the "Mm- GUAMMIEED RADIO MLR »ME Huh" in Lansing this scusott will 'stretcher that will fit wit inn 1 !»c Widnrsday evening, Dw, |«, I car und be available 111 vases 1 when David Marhlel will direct ! emergency. The ears will le the production at Central Mi (equipped with sirens wh Hi With thr mnxl imgh-rn njuipmcnt, the most effi- enlist church, Lansing. j departure from previous c« rirnt mrvkt-mi-n. and the largest stock of suthor- ru nt. Latter said. Machtcl is assistant professor izrrl , art* in Lansing. wc ran sod DO give you in the Voice deportment and dir¬ 24-Near Mervire MKTTKR radio maintenance service. Special ser¬ ector of the Men's glee Huh at Sgt. John Cain, a vevrp vice during vacation. Lrave set now, pick Bp IB MSC. The choriiH he is directing lover two years with the college is rnmpuoed of MSC Mm lei its department, heads the night '48 for next jeer's listening. Tva smoked ChastavfieMl Soloist at the affair will he | shift. Nine patrolmen are a Norma l.ou Heedy. soprano* Fit- ed to the department and ward Anderson, graduate stud¬ pletc 24-hour coverage is SMMnrs im sum SU for yoors ond Hnd ent. tenor, and Klyn Carter, of j They are: Charles decker, lam. id M WAX. AVBNIIS Western Mirmgan college, Kal. j Cleeves, Holier! Coy. Itaymmut ftlhM# Iflftnlalalti SotSlfv ' IfWy awll^lwfwly wWlw"f • amnion, haw Iwritoo" Howard Duart, QgUUJ / maaiNo in aossat aitsiN • sit fittest Set Faaay ...Ms Msaqr... tWh a fills "MAAIC I0WM- W MM. .ImiisI...lit f l.rt Me! *. g»t* tin -lull «M*t. I I tilling IHMiirl. lilts. MT. IVifi-t «s|.i I •• |M«< Itst.il II |t» II *» h« (^i.M|M...|iiian.l«r| nem uliMil Hit |miih**| lit illu ' I Ilk »« roam. Iii-t mimI 11.hi -Intl. .iI.mii: with tout M.Mirt I If |M| f HM Hi, |Ut\ II. I't ,.-.1 ol4 I o . I oils |.I tM.lt lit V V \llr«Hl»il«»- tutu* iM-stiHit thr |M..|Hflt ttf |V|fi.t.«4u t •>. Ntr |tot soils I«m lit.tar mi- |*rint. llt.lt . Itttlliin,- |o It 0* MMl 1,011 arr 11.tin til. noiii|tlra Itrlutt. If. lit ittiltsf lll'iu r, till MtM'l* "IVlM't -olo" •••*•• M|« M.m. sth.vr Hit.Mir got:, il.m'l warn «l*»ul II «r tl.Ml'l liitntl (Molt. 1 l*f fost. Mr kllfl t.f Ilk. It ' N. .toil MUM alull Ml Mom MNIU DKAI. ANNfcX Miot |trit utt ttissar fag*. «<«'•«•' I' thr n •d |Isr trar (if Mr Itotrt* I laughed toMm-lt It. drolls I Wr'.e fan; |.t |u.k ihr swtr I* item M ir Unitlsl ottd omow! ll o lot Ml SIOO.OU • • • Kenneth tt Waldran, Big Rsp. Merrfff & Mley Sfces last Lansing; Bud R. Hutchm- Dundee; James R. Simanton. ids: Donald P. Walleeh, New H enter * Kelt memo 9U Hartford; Lome J. Sima. School. York. N. Y.; Elisabeth I. Waller, llt<- N. Weehtanten Ave. — CpaUirs — UaUag an. Detroit. craft; Donald L. Sleight, East Fcrndale; Robert A. Warner, _ u Royal Oah; 1 Leonard E. Jackson, Hcapcria: Lansing; HarChy F. Smith. La Schenectady. N. *.j rbctroit. Cethryn L. John .on, Detroit Grange, Ga.; Robert T. Smith.' " ~ " "" Jennie R. Johnnon. Gtandvillc Hart; Robert L. Stymy, Royal 'c Jele H. Johnson. Midland; Join. Oak; Janet G. Ste.nman, Alma; Iota; Jaasa A. Woe LuftBgMa: '. Junahaeker. Grand Raplda: Fred A. Stcne, Chicago: Raymond Ins; Robar ilbart R. Juterbock. Laneina. Christmas Greetings !™O£T* John T. Kelly, Jackson; Emma H. Storm. Datrolt; Eugena tt Arthur V. Y "Tt Ambaueh: Floeirew Kinney, (iwosm; Henry D, frata the FSmfev. Detroit;, PhlUp O. Knapp. Buchanan; Peter R. Kol I Ithaij; Mward D touch, Merry Chrislms •ns, Lincoln Pork; Charles H. NEW HUT i Ledge: Nun— tt Boa. iraft, Chicago. WAttr ro fA*n fs'sasnr- Joseph D. Lancaster. Grime le; Harold V. turnkey. Po.itiac; $9000 A ft AM? Jcrncn C. Larson. Kins-ford; .Vi¬ tus B. Lcqq-t. Detroit; Fitvvj.d two a CM: V. Leonard. Emu Lansing; Lud-' steak house . Renivale, H. J.; Bnrtah T wig Lermer. Islip Terrace, N. Yd L Hart: Phyllia tt Carkaa. Thomas B. Llqht'iody, Detroit; Aii'D ciille: William K. CeraOr, diehard J. Luitncr. Ionia; John DEUIU LATE arte: Bmce Cheettt Bd- ST. Livingston, Almond. Wis.; Jonr.id D. Locks, Grand Rapids; YIHiam O. Lord. Cleveland. O.; HMU UlNCMBONB fhamaa C. love* la nsing; Mar. T Met toe lipmftto Rifted! ii Happy New Year >lm Lutchansky. De.roit. Ow.n II. ..term an, Lansiiu; William R. Maski".. Detroit: Hnr. o'd D. Mayhevv. Chntlotlc; Jolm Would you Uko to ho yaur oorn tarmmrn just good food W. MeCann. Grindstone City; standing ip your roaiuiunity'.' Edward MrVngh. 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