STUDBNtTpublication HHiUT, JAKUART 7, wo Sponsors Below Fall Peak Chosen Trunum 4,00.4 Enter MSC, To Kern ^^^HLinton Announces I Stale Ranks Fourteenth In U. 8^ Total Figure Expected To Rise , imk* mi member of fhl Omega, , MeMtadVHSar nsM as tea "sweetheart" of the Br MIMA IH • Uv Sweetheart hwR. A winter term enrollment of 14,004 wan reported Ian b the am at the new year ami term, ami is (atfstrar Robert 8. I.laton at the Horn at the official iteration period yesterday. '/ Record Land Hits College Power Uaits that the water nupply. eftheuah ■MB lew, weuM be augmented by the eOwte of another well, oMod Baritone iToOpen r Series UDMMHIM b rsnsm m III the net ne'e |i met hue Mm mOh Entries lory. The power whkh iMWiew or Hotel Blast ToSupplement — •gpoarooce in Collear auilitorium denied him la.t year — te bring ah Monday. Ticket, will be reedy bark rationing and wage re ire Br attribution for hi. concert control! if ncrenory to ptmwg Student literary work far pub- living Manderd.. lication in the winter term edition , of Stole New* Literary Supple. Me will be followed by Morion Anirrimi. metropolitan ioprino, SB January M and Do, thy Kir- LFA Staff Set* (Ma, eaprano. and tiugene Canley, tanar, bath af the Metropolitan. Up Final Comp In Old Sy*tem Fire Damages MSC Dwelling AgdubToHotd Essay Contest SmHjyS Ommi Head* Hop} TS?Z2?Z9 *** Ad torn* smksrnsd For Jan. 16 Envoy Reports Stalin 'Grave' GRIN AND BEAK IT of Slate The unhappy melee of rejristration in over ■ad sow that the a'n and b'n are stuck with a poultry seminar at 8 a.m. on Saturdays, we amy as well Iirk our wounds and con- rider the sad fart Of what it means to be m the ead af the fufMmMen Naeup. , ----- abas as • - - —Students were also able to tmaf* ton torn aM In Ihtriu and that lot of°* Nw Mw about the Moot M F . T.~ T" fri ful hi hnabethnB tsnm the cthri has m j*?*f too tana a ■ time. Not a thae. ~ - Nat jtot - inet that, hri m: Afeha Xi Nk1 new activea CMtlK Mm*. Wt» Camp. siuaasi. luilh - - af the atom llrihi worry about worry fladlat a a few sqnaiu I N. V.; Marion Creig. Charievois: , haaetar. Is thnl n spare in Jen bum Saturday nicht'frmn ... Julia Keck, (kind lUoMb; Jean ' to watrh what should he the fame of Uarson. Detroit: Helen Home, IiUBl nmny atadnti had to earns hri I. last Lasnhw en New Year's day I. year: Kentucky vs. Miehifaa State. < Lake City: Carolyn Truer, St. Al¬ At home, aside from stop tak atoot tai*. M. *.; Pat Stevens, Kinga- Nfhtor tor etama whlrh dM MftoRta Mert nop* aad (ift Mas, Hmwy Writoa ' Marshall ptol *t a kfc jiil-MM Alpha Phi actives are: Beverly Beam ef thoae who did complete rwffb>- ttai yuan an ttoyioriltoari ABaa. Detroit: Ljrreias Boons. tration on the first two days were able to roiiw to he aa aamptto Detroit: Ruth Centacher. Mid¬ land: Shelia Ooiaal. Baal Lanains lutara to aeorfay Noams, bat hundreds of third party navunmnt af Joe Eliglir. RocMOed: Ann others were ant aMe to do so. either hccanse IBM ami a MM* pritodri MfiS WriSl Moon, Detroit: Mory Nell Leads, of the eapeaee or the lencth of the trip. In East Untins; Mary Elian Wyn- any ease, londartlm resistration an both ■ides of a weekend should be avoided. May¬ be we could set the calendar chanced. MSCa IWdetry Department Michigan State News Bonnes Paid UTTERS TO EDITOR ■* « ' ti-H-J To546,417Veto LANSING. Jan. d UP) — The Adjutant General's office an¬ T° THE EDrron Ha phsamepb published a lave i ml aatoto By Ptm Soup Dirt nounced bM.417 today ghat state veterans ■ total of bonuses PORTLAND. Me. Jen. • Vh- hri bom paid since Uw peynwnla Hem To EepUm Tom tovuand Bray ef ale Ofrhug- ■stoma ■ divorce from Etta Mae _ toymotrtj tatatei' SIM.lt3.tol. making the average bonne |W To OMrtrik The report said 571JM claims had been received of which MM had barn disapproved. Of the approximately M.MO rlaime auu on hand, more than. It.dM have been referred to the epectal preblim section tor detailed in- til lake this draaatlr pom. ra vealigatMst. than rush to the help af the Officiate asked veterans who fortunate victim. had tiled claims priur to July I Horn will ropac and had heard nothing tram Why aad Where toe PlyMB them to write the Adjutant Gen¬ Educative Vent" m n Brit* eral's office giving name, branch last summer thai carried I of service, serial number and lite and principals to Current bonue claims dustnal centers averaging between MO cud Md eastern section af tlw United It nay be argued Uiut the UN per day. A was said. , approved partition by a majority vole. This is a farce, because II this majority rale is adhered a an retainsly. why should not the Arabs who are the ovrrwhotaung majority hi Palestine be aahad practice, at T A New wmkofm Stale GUhfe iMMi aai m*u Do Your Laundry the Modern Way c. . h Detroit Start* Voice!, Enraged Yardbird,s Corner ions On America Mercy Train Food Loading Ff/rmt.!AH T slstrnre will alstro he students whoa* sub- , i eheeks are overdue < inlrrviewril Friday in. Hooks for courses hclnd ...... building A-2. south ram- pert must he returned before nrrnoiT, Jan. • <*>-Michi- ,. John lllrks. VA trnininR of- dr.*. slips eon lie signed, Change Alter First Year.' ean\ friendship food caravan ia hcRinntnR to toad up hore. firer. staled yesterday. <««* cants for classes brine Roth PL Id and *44 students added may I* obtained from in- Movies Distort U& l.ifc i Outtwina Mayor Edward .re inrlnded. InterviewinR of. j slrnrtnrs or the department of- firers will lie available between | fir®. ' | Jeffries' limit proclamation de- s ■on cxthMS* atwtdnta leave Amerk n with ' clarad this "Friendship Fund . of the aieemla of American women. tin.. ..f : Caravan W«k" in Detroit. iTthc'pa.d "this procedure has ^Ti^riY-arT^rtjrr-T'lrJ speriled up processing of dchn- a»w»y a»y>teP»" srtinctai im Tmatment of Nefroaa. than when the.v hi live,I. Til-1 Mirhiaan Junior Chamber nuent check*. All student* arc the I A. Pviian of a ■ ■ ma aurvejr hjr Dra. Chariea F. Lnnmi* ami lalynr of Cianmerco hit on tha caravan urged to present their subsistence • — "Winter, M8C *oeio|.*i» u. Mica when the widely publieiied liroblem*. arm rfbrs areater larNHy and a The Smith ami (Mitral fi midship train foiled to atop in wider raaes at uses. iUNHead Americana, after a yea- in the State*, were convinced their countries Should 1 »vcl- '.he state. Already 71 communi¬ ty have contributed over M» tons of food, acroidina to Jamra Nalieaal Hervhe Ufr iuauranee mar ral he rvirudaM with ne phyal- evamlMtlM nmM My II, Vet* htivintf permnnent or sptire «rrnH of the older type may so- ft. rtianry, drive chairman. the appliance can lie fitted sot- econcmir self-sufficienrs IMS. Me Vetera no Adminkdralien rc- isfactcrily. OkTiriuls said the United Slat's gMTlteM Of COSt. The <2 students intef%#"ue«l j Department frct'ili of i.mhass i State and the I'nlirira may iut picked up with ■ lor have a,i- iKiymrnt ..f two premiums and r1* J™"*^ ,hP 'M•,, u^" unlU'- n,"y I that the tut America from V S aod p. uved ari anaetnoeta for ship- •ertiftcate stating health W I* Latin books and movie*. 1 pi, ia tho Ik,Ik i.' the fnoil to t,e same a* wt.cn the policy! Home KrH Klect Head France. Iteprescn'otives of the apred. . , l Jan. • iFe I Life ji:, Mi.' r).amber will acrutcpany Further information and appti- Ti»e fresliman «ro .p of the a Uniienhev at Srt- Upon arrival m the .,u *. r.z the .shipment no a special verso!, •atioti forms may lie niti.tined in Home Kc club ampletcd it ; • Icc- Jmt of the Eton*#* cf oificers iai t ' par ■ cent of the Ivh it .vus said. VA offices, building A-2, south lion Amebian TZ, momh. aeeaaM med that North An antrt Arab mob watebee a Jrwtah lanteab aa N btaara altar they mi M afwe. Tha fate 1 campus. | elected Mary K ,« PakMan an*t . is distorted American It Jr., atwi bp the time they left IW in. ..:t la ao attack mm the Ink. tier. n. .» mtowl and fcnrnrd ajtor^ane aff the Jawa In II wasktoad. freshman, president. Itoth, Instructor in the Mis;, K-nor T.C.H.A. mUin Imot - ay *• I "no delusions ulteut the rcp- Cirrulation n Nirnilt thai* *• l fteaatotiveneys of IhA't.vwoct p,, . PoKry I aeemm deep altpa W Me VeSetua depart!,.. ,.l. was chosen as their g£5mir. Iff. CrrHi/M State Department Supporta Uatou hnk-! sdviw.i fur the year. _ Bash efftrer to Ma prince* •••» hue*." the survey revealed. Stair a StWa. • ■ Students said tliey were fcviv* Tlie Slate News will auto- | •» motirally be ilelivercri |pg with ihereased tmiaf fhat liaa WmumUm p|an por Greek Offensive every student livina on earn- I I freedom heron* mart J age. On pus and in East Lansing (the ratify of wm.cn. ml Uk January ft, Michigan State studies by the American military latter by next weekt. Other etity of man ..m * n- r«. WASHINGTON. Jan. « — 'had shown such aid was 1 students may have the paper 1 in the V H t«: ., ,n , .s .li.sMa:.'rhc ! dcvetoionent of plans for a mailed to them for 29c a term, r homelands. »ar|lc Fcate Greek army offensive esrentinl if the Greek government i or piek it up fire at any of jiixt sprinK to try to smn*h the effectively to combat the __1 ZafniUah Khan B They came with 0 dt«l.» , for piuMrm* Kuernllav movement was atronaly ilia forces, thus maintaining . American treatment of Ncgroe-. I Lake Succem (ram of thi? | indicated Uy the St;«tc depart- independence and and left with a relatively Rrru'e. Jl.l * for it. Their entry, tm »ugh tinnol integrity." |n^ - ^ ' the Southern states, and the Ne- I«» dclefatea that tha groih features of some of the *tu- tegtprnt. He lend P !•» genu, had impotiunt im |l»«ati«»0< Mural Cage Mat DeadlineSet MSC Boasts _ ■ M Efc— For Friday Ir Two Mom Yk. intramural basketball Five Wins, , to (it under- Will haw another With the aeaaon'a i ^jnsnrad by the YMCA. college a little over a week • Two Defeats . d in the all-college compe- CMIina ha* hla "quad rouadl tougheat achedule* a Sparta* l entries for the ymca Iowa Teacher*' Panthers." SpartanN ll|»np| , and the uaual dotal fm- llttonirrn. II of M t and independent league, laat year'a NCAA > ha hied with the intramural ion*, will viait East LaaOag " a* roy NOLimn a hi Jenison gym by 1 p.m. January 18 with a (oalv Michigan Stiitc's siirprin- that boast, four IteUesml Cr"~ Itur S|Hirtan I'HKcrs pretwrtd iote Individual UUMa. IihImv In ailil the famed Uni¬ ■airy form, for the cage loop Collins I, planning hla i versity of Kentucky quintet may be obtained from the intra¬ around the five ft. ... to their list of upsets. mural office. Information on last year'a squad, which fhtichsd State, honsting » record of five gchodulca will be pubtahed In fourth in national ranking. Mean¬ wins nn-l two (iefeutx, nni the Inter uauea of the Slate Mew,. while a bitter tattle la being wag¬ conqueror «»f some of the finest Ike Spartan YMCA. in an¬ ed in the 145, ISf. and IU I iMiskethail teams in the middle nouncing plana for the new :lasscs for starting i west, will attempt to extend its ioague. aayi the new Imp league M'klea SMftod fame to the St nth Saturday night la bamg act up fur thoae Indi- Mainstay of the Spartan • when they meet Kentucky, the vMuab who are unable to par¬ again this year is Gala Ml nation's No. I team last year,'at ticipate in the regular 'mural NCAA 155 pound chomp, who Jettison fieldhotme. » berauar they have no will move up to the MS e" rpset Indiana. Mfrhlgan national affiliations or have Collins' The Spartans handed a blow to rnuve to cmnpeiwi which conflict with the the lorn the prestige of the Big Nine dur- of three regulars who J , Ing the Christmas vacation peri- Program. were graduated. Mlklee to the J rtd, when they upset two of the only three letter man on the eonfcreticc's finest, Indiana and the YMCA leaaue will work squad. ' Close behind la Don t Michigan, and dropped a heart- hi conjunction with the intra¬ breaker to Burriuo by one basket, •bo placed fourth in the NCAA ' mural department and the games 50-46. will he played Saturday after- at 145 pounds. ' The State snuttd suffered 0* Anderson is moving up one ! seeond defeat of the arason Mon¬ weight class to fill the 151 spot ' day night at the hands of the vacated, by Mikles. He will to ] University of Missouri, 46-44, seeking Ms third vanity latter. completing a two game vacation from the intramural Bob Maldcgan with two year's < trip through the midwest. The must be depos trd in the Satur¬ varsity experience, will again < Spartans captured the other contest of the journey, edg¬ day league application box by hold down the heavyweight post- I ing out Washington university of Friday. The box is on the intra- jMa. Maldegan won last aaaaaa'a clam ami IBS pou* St. Louis, 46-45, Saturday night. mural table in Jenison. inter-atoto low it,maul ■ - Michigan State also chalked up A meeting of captains of or- heavyweight divMea. Basketball victories over Harvard and Wayne niversities during the holidays. Dogger* .Acquire ><* Sink Open ganired teams and individual ap¬ Another two latter man plicants will be held at 1 o'clock Dowell who Win move up tram I on Saturday at the north end of 16) to tho ITS pound class. I Capt. Boli Brannum, who tranir ferreil from Kentucky last spring, Statistics All-America Feotitafl CM> 2-10 pjii. Daily the ball courts in Jenison gym. Rounding cut th, five who era I fulfilled pre-scason predictions Player Pm r« it Michigan Mala coUoge's ice that he would be a great asset to Brannum ... e -36 37 IIIIOOKLYN. Jan. • I/Pi — s InUrralod pact Ira to- hating rink, an Um secret prac¬ the Michigan State squad, as he Itapchak f 23 4 tise trig. will be open duly tram llranrh Rickey entered the pro pared the Spartan triumphs over t p.m. until I* p.m. for general Cenhan football business today whan ha Michigan, Indiana, and Wayne. ... . tooting only, wealhar permitting. The six feet five inch center Wa Id run announced the Brooklyn hasp dropped In 14 points as State op¬ ened its sepaon by upsetting the Hess Iran club lies acquired Um bodasr franchise in Urn All-America can- from the •»»"oftuMUw "d'i! Dawson meter Young Wolverines, racked up 23 more ference. a Rickey was# little ahant Bobbins the proems by which Rw hag During Uwm hour, no speed against the Knottier* and led the The president of the Brooklyn Wulf Muling nor garnoo like hockey scoring against the Detroit school club Mid the Hedge wavld op- with 16. The big pivot man leads Petela er cracking Uit whip will be al- Stevens rrute the fonihall team nasi sea- laid he had net guided whetfear ■ wad. Spartan renins with 113 points ■am if neeesMry and would "go McNaughtor In incorporate mparglltr *r M The rink is open to all student, ill the seven games playeil. ut II vigorously." Um kiillsns be haadM hp the and ampiaysvs af Michigan Slate It was llrannum ant forward Bill ItaiN hak w ho combined I to Total . Hiekey odmltted the possibility give MSC its 64-60 triumph Mr Indiana In the rloautg minutes of '^rauSni1' the lloosicrs M-M with three ami um-hall minute* remaining in the gumc, Haprluk and llrannum staged u two-man drive thai netted tliem eight taunt* apitcc and a victory tor !>t 1'OXIJ_ MSC. The R|ut| tans' loss to Purdue Was highlighted by St at cm lust period rally that was ended by the final gun juxt one bucket slant of a tie score. Harvard provided thrill-park¬ a ed contest (or some 7.500 Jnuson Rubber accelerators lead the way «J»rau" 5c fieklhousc fans, as the S|Miians were forced to come from Udnuti in the final five seconds of regu¬ to new agricultural ftmgteM— lation tune to knot the contest up 4Call, and win uut time period 53-47. m the over¬ phshm. la 1Mb phom of Ihs wort, or- *< .m^asEsr- „ Way i .Voivs to tara Utile to common. Hut tho wide & man. Ilal Mayhew, high hurdler,' and Jim Milne, who hold, the. LI Charter ttOSta k kd The meet, which marks Mima to guarantee debut in intercolleciate limalelr glftae lor the lies competition, will take i? MSC high Jump record, have all graduated. ! ■ IMS MM MM to Mm him Other, miming are pole vauiter pi m utmtm yay —« a hMMful at the higher! tan-Wildcat data hall Mayers to the htetory of immediately followina the l| basketball (ante. so noli Vosliurg and distance mini Walt Mack and Boy Niemeyer. ' {?•(!{-« :?«nss: EwMiaiiMaai Ma am. . ISebaMlaa and fMdtea Mar at Events scheduled for the Sat¬ a an Friday MgkL At Ute rigM Max- However, Mima 20 tettermen are Xj ■. . still in the fold. Including distance'. 5 VI f *a wevtd rtwrgi.n. pnM hi, urday meet Include stunts on Ike Jack uidncui, Dianetti, *|irinivr ■kt' sprinter Juuei uiii'K ,(''f Kzin:r»_ side horse, parallel bars, trampo¬ line. and tumblini. Schepers, wpcrs, and tha .Johnson the veraatUe Frad" ' ' * Johiuon today after having Work on the side horse wiU be done by Earl McElroy, Arnold Lout* _ 'Mural Indhridual Events mm HandhaUTulett __ . lump, «>*« ►;*« low hurdle,, and raj.! "»u»shes. ' Netann, and fuck Wyatt. Handstands and front somer¬ By Arena, kenealy:»«»»,«*MMer m To Coast BoUt - " In addition, several men who Listed For Winter Term ; saults will be performed on the Tony Arena, Dearborn senior did not vnmpcte in 1D47 will ba . „ parallel bars. The front sorrier- aault is a complicated forward LOS ANGELES, Jan. g vr - and Jimn amI Detroit Kcnealy wtr Jolin Kcnraty, senior iI present for the '4S campaign. I m Minor, ^ ,rnnB„ nudenl |.! 4 6 The Los Angeles coliseum com¬ tearnest In defeut Don Tltayer. flip from a straight-armed sup- { mission today granted Canadian Individual competition as part of the has tieen announced and will include 10 Oak Harbor .Ohio senior, »"■•! (rom ,ndt;] John Robuck. Devern Chubb, i combinations. The Cnetello told the cianmigsion and Jack Parker. Some of theao that Louis had agreed to meet 'Swimming Sprint stunts will be done in series and either Jue Walcolt or Turkey Tiiumiwon for 50 percent of the gate and that half of Badminton (singles) Handball (singles) Jan. 21 Feb. 3 thru « Feb. f Feb. f Jenifon Rink Gym Pool behind Jenison Handball courts ami George Shomin should bolst¬ er lhe field events. i trampoline event will receipts wind up the meet. Participants Louis' purse - would go to the Dribble Sprint • Feb. 1# thru 20 Gym ill be Ivan Towns, Pat Carna- Weet Side (Negro) hospital and Weight Lifting yUfhvntamU. . '.1 ban, and Parker. Included to the Lau Costello Junior faun- Table Tennis (singles) Feb. 33 r^a.. among the stunts wiU be front •Swimming Plunge Mar. 3 thru « liama fool back flips, i somersaults, Campus Luggage "We figure we can get a gross turns and combinations of gate of close to *J.0M).0U0," said •These activities wiU give fronts toward the all-campus sports them. Uusleilo. The Coliseum can ac¬ skills championship^ lb MM. nadg laa a Condi Was AAV Cfcaaf commodate nearly 1(15,000 for Every maie student is eligible during winter term except those a quick agreement Under the coaching of George football. For imxing, a crowd of who are members cf the basketball, trark. swimming, wrestling, manaecr George Weiss S/ypula, a former tumbling star |K-rha|M 130,000— largest .in ring boxing, and fencing squads. |ht. He had teen reporteil sum Tempta. the learn has de- history—etiuld be nqurcaad into Entry cants are available in the lobby »f Jcntaun gym and Mgn-up mm. the sum paid Ted eloped through hard and the stadium. sheets will be i»osted before eoeh event. Williams la-T year hv the Bostoi muous training. ■ tat year's anal IMC d Sed ton. Coach S/ypula won the Na¬ Is SsilliaubMl. W-lk Although neither Dimaggin no tional AAU tumbling champion¬ Waua would name the esaet sun ship in 1940-43. In addition he to he paid the American lra(ur' Middle Atlantic States AAU valuable player. Weiss con tumbling champ for ten years, I that it -approarhed" Wil ve S/ypula limited years llama' solars In ea.h of his las AAU horizontal and paral¬ three play.ng seasons — 1942. '4« lel bar champ. and '47 — D.naggiu reci The schedule is as follows: rSvrimmUmg ♦43.730. he said. If ro.tee IS the correct f Jan. 10—Central Mich, at East Lansing 1 CageFan* en fee's new contract, he auto¬ matically becomes the third high¬ Jan. 19—Minnesota at East est paid plaver in baall t I* It - - - -■ * - —* BptCtlMVB It ■*»- Ml 1 and fifth hiihrst in the annals of • ZH'I'KK >OTKWH»kS the game. _ j|Vw*«MM Feb. 17—Michigan at • Keep your notes and papers Bccurely oruunizcti fk pat on g «t" baste. "Org* e PhillyRequests Lansing Feb 21 —Central Mich, at Ml. Vinyl Plantic ■ ef the aanB am Pleasant '56 Olympics Mar. 13—Western Cmiferenie at Illinois Navy Pier in Chicago 2»s PHILADELPHIA. Jan. f » Miitll ETl C^^'mJiim chosen at the major winter teem nmrniteMaamromaraoamow. production. It will ho directed beM eg 0» 9gg M* M * M». ky Stuart Chenrweth and will be presented in Fairrhild theater Feb M through Fob. J». Buoll terms the ploy, whteh Tojo Stands LET IT SNOW I bar. "one of the best On Record Weather Or Not, Snow Plows Mo 'Utile Foses'. •late was the first to receive permission tn produce In War Trial Ave Ready, Lautner Says ' the play, after Its release foe out¬ A master of philosophy nnrcM- -'- side production U.tmonih^ said Mot nothing Is more uiipre- of students and faculty la heap¬ dletoble than the weather. ing the roadway ftee of parked adjuabnmt 'problems''"", on air inoUon before the International Alto parking in Ma road¬ Sr^n\*olwd man mss., War Crime, tribunal, admitted In this age of aclonll«c know! cars. ways of the barracks and apart¬ today Mat the emperor rrioe- edge, it still holds true. The Uni¬ ' tn the South Purine. During the ment areas ran be a real Ira ar war Ms father had built up .. tantly agreed to war "portly In ted Mates weather bureau will accident haaairi." Purines, lor his son In the menu- view of my erfriee. not usually predict weather for torturing of airplane pails. The Tola woo Me more than a week. A spokesman Captain's older brother had been | time dictator aUB for the East Lnnsing bureau killed in a plane ccorii during hla stay an Mr stand except lor rioted Mot no one In the country AWS Establish* the arar and he teals Mr trsgrdy pgarihle ooirilnnlng tomorrow by know more Man that. vary doaply He learn, that his i Wr William Webb, president of eon The waolher wutrwwu inr wvnnrr said there bureau noou inwre Wells Hall Hoars, __ am*m father had born mitring and seU- • lbr UlbuMj, ing defective plane parts Thr i. now about six inches at snow feftS RpttHH TfaOO on thr ground. Snow flurries can dramattr family struggle Mlow.. <4 be expected tonight and Thuis- Berauar Ma tack of rbmax to thr long draxm trial. prohahty ftnturriny curds may he entarti The setting is on exterior one. Tojo was hit .obi self although night Wells hall only for dinner Thure- the first outdoor ariting to be he vonrtir day evenings and Sunday t* If these predictions hold true, used here fur aevcral years. I at the reiling. the Counselor for Women's the grounds department WIU Bcrtpta for "All My Sons" ore their mow removwe. has aminuinad. oraRoblr at Ma library . Far the Brat time Me Children's equipment into action. The dr. „. Women murt go directly la the noth . .. Smooth eras* ... . „ for . theater will present a full length portiRnt. headed liy Harold W ,|.tuiig mln m ward F and ro- • Lautner. employs from » In SO ^ thc houMnwthar. Nit. sr-be""^tSt;y««i^ s—. i men in Mis division. I weaver. They murt leave im- Junior date, Ho foD ruffldo awirlod irnte ^^ fm^hd^.^ ! bis ruter and hi. nation. n. These men arr on 24-hour call mediately after dinner cast will be made up nl roltepe , . T T? *"* • key. . and often mum work all ni*ht to declaring clear the snow from the judiciary board into tho now S-Mnt fronraoft students It is sUted la . road.|nKn,K lhcy aMf uUowHi M with afternoon and evening plar- I >" " """" way* and walk* nn (ampin*. They utwl ^turn |0 ,^r inga at lonatng Eastern high ' school in February i committed no wrong, work with one lnr«e plow and aftci t .ttkrtball Minn or o(wr Ti.Jo's harsh voire fairly gradrt, three rood snowplows ban Inn nr utliri evetite which BhoaUen to nunMkip Another "first ' lor the Chit- burred over the iranslatkm head, and faur sidewalk plows. way follow the gamer. They on • aimo 7 to IS.. - SMS dean's theater Is the louring phones whan he saiil: Over two milium cubic feet1 ul«n nllotv* m*"r rth,T ismed in the emperot', II SIiiiIcnI* Stinfta-iulrfl Few Final UwMiaft Four basic catlaai students I war* riirptndad kutednilaty at I the rod of tall term-Car chaaling I on a chenuriry goal examination. I Dean Man lev Crowe reported | yeaterday. I Two of the rtudente had Uban GIBBON GttLMAVJMB