Si,000,000 For Draft Evasion Red Suicide Dewey CsHs V. % V,: For Globot Attacks Use Division Line Treachery Aaka WorM'WUkt Heavy Casualties Weaken Knenty Straying »»g Monroe Ilortrtoe uitv ' * Prosecutor Greek Ma.sent NEW YORK—(ffV-Thom- TOKYO-ifVi—'More TIMt,l Oil Chinbse and thai, North aa E. Dewey I art nigM calted Korean Itcds -- some using Charge Lansing Gets Educated J tainly "Chip," the fullAKPidaymascot ecr- for a world-wide Monroe dee- trine, in-natty If Ituuia with all-out wtr 'tlw A m r r (tffaitiHt i r n it-type bazooka* American, tanks — itli With Arson i he had was seen a Missing »lnr* early morning, on yesterday. the ire in Hem global line. • I free nation, at the Atlantic pact, lull rnjaring a free lesamt. H. plus (ireere, Turkey. Iraa, Spain. Shay, 19-year-old hichway (U')iartment em- Yugojilai ia and the Moalrai world delight the S confeiwed setting thi^Sv'e Off ire liuildiiiK tin', from Egypt to China. mil e charged with arson today. ins up dl an ROTC class From and navies over to the 1MM ••linger. Ingham county prosecutor, said he would there he wandered la Hie audi¬ Dewey demanded in » » | issue the warrant today. torium where he sal In an a Lincoln day address. "Til# only J /t|(| : Shay, who lighted thu fivo speech class. way to stop it Is to draw the line.' '(| " '/Ut | million dollar hlaze to c.«ca|ie Now, home at last. "Chip" is i the draft, fares up to 1<» years none the worse, and a much Dewey again took sharp with Republicans who would smarter dog. Shift J saying he feared the draft would (in prison. He confessed Saturdav. take him from his 18-year-old it aid to a disunited He told the National FlepUt Europe. J wife and seven-month-old daugh- E. Shaw Men dub at a Waldorf-Astoria hotel dinner that "In all h unity I an luonsets ter. comijelled totally to r*J«ct tfk i Fan led Sm»ll Blare* Police said ' Shay thought he Petition Dorm idea that America can II* alone.' And the Hill School would start a»"smail blaze" in or- cside tllleo isl.s I'arlcv lAHJie llooks -A- | vice. - « j\ naval antj avoid rici- reserve veteran; Council Again "We by withdrawing from II i Shay's questionnaire was tiue yes- the world, lp%N >|,f R \RV ; terday, Dwight C. Rich. Ingh.mi K«'|ir«'M'iilative» operation I lirnartmentH from j veteran, 'ir-0 married ' Airman,man, sad. and. A, I'rulH Inaction nit State- Office Mat AlUwi » f-ices *ii»ve lather, he probably would not the rtftth parallel, pro moved to Have been called for some time, Two Eaj.1 Shaw hail council- (III, and • Alt lee's speech t-i ('•msmons, wrc. nap-el village yea- •raft officjals^aid. men will air grievances of th«r prepare te harry the rekeand tmide iiftei oRicul reports iron. tKarl McDonrl I In the meantime, construction. constituents at tonight'* bi-weak¬ 31-15 Korea had «uid South Korenrt -j'.s sere made avail- , Jworkers fortified the upper burn- ly East Shaw council session. ! raultnl division patrols already | ed-out areas of the Lansing State Dormitory officials have denied I the 38th iiaraller cltf' ir--.er! of agriculture Office building to aid firemen. knowledge of the alleged "num¬ „•>. 'he banking ber of grievances.''* IVter Konyna, Memphis senior, Local State Cage Defense Sparkles Delay and Robert ruder, Dunkirk, N.Y. I.AN MM junior, delegates to the dormitory Told Of New ;r«g to Emery r>f dor in it one* t tast night thai stale cannot he hack in the the leg- council, declared they would re¬ introduce j reposals to end com- 4ilamts previously ' brushed aside" Draff Rulings As Wildcats Topple, ■ fire dam iced Stat* Office By JIM I.EAVI.NtiCHIIl i i said lhe fieorgc Rhoades, l~*%\ Shaw Official imf 4t ,rMt ti, roon • C ener- president, answered this by say- ubtions et . Sparked by the brilliant second I ||f, thr \AW m4kers 71 .{joint Scoring James ing. Wc < F-ast Shaw council) and j hlgh ?choo| students has been i half play of Sormy Meanr, the] 16 minutes had ?lup*cd .«-ge #rrh||eeta and engineers the management are doing every- | reived *" the Big Ten, go- ;ve assistant - reruns ing the top hy local draft knud Michigan State basketball team j nvr t/ang possible to satisfy everyone j a|en n Arnold, stete director last night's contest. nounccd that t stopped the Northwestern Wild- concerned " : the Spartans second win i loaned be- j, _ ' , the draft, rati last night, 62 to (8. It*' then blasted i»f the situa- ' The - Herntc Brady sent Northwest - j The complaints brought ! "registrant It was the spectacular .shckituu j ! Several (jumper companies ' were and defensive play of Spartan IMIX M Ok I . I'age 3 etn into a 20 to 13 lead with .» ahsing said ' spraying the smouldering out m an open meeting held .i ^rn i gi\»n guard .Means that enabled State long push shot but the Spartan* ! to the fact |y?c >cstcrd.»v week ago in «»ne of the dormitory ! the right "to ml to win the game. Means scored came back to knot 'he count a! ■ Northwestern this *eaii;»n. ' v ,.f Amcr- Male Polne On Scene prennr.tv At that time, the two council delegates announced their j 0f service of hit I? points in the game, with 13 of over having curlier stopped them, '»»'/ the half. 23 to 23. • u ffml .hots Homcmakcrs ; ugtlon." them coming in the second half. by Ray Steffcmand Bill Corey. l iled to con- inatality to get aitibn on disturb- n further states that the diree- to 63. This victory gave State a Northwestern started fast'ijs the ' j scent Captain William B Bau The State defense again was the img vacation. jcock, three lieutenants, ami tng renditions." j tor of deciding factor In the game as it four-five record in Western con¬ tecond half started as they opened Chief complaint! are locked i ^ ,, 30-day ference plav. up a four point lead. ( troopers arc on duty - m thre tire d«iors between East and West j m^nt nf all I.e«d With Minutes Tu Play from the north in thejr tirs-t '•* except the prdn* ofTu;ai* r-»d Three field goals and a foul I <■-ms •a-c are be- and ster- \ \ Unguis, head t f th Shaw, laundry room noise during ' school sleeping nours. removal of milk ( student must MSC Movie* Iho game waa rime and hard fought all the way. Neither team shot hy Meuus plus baskets h\ Steftcn and Bill-flower sent Stille | budding department, aid yester ma< tunes, and • losing hours of j for this held more than a four [joint ud- back into the lead at the midway ( hIncur Take Pari . 'he T.f A. Open Tonight v~e nf, decision had been tea* he The US- eighth army con -ally require roducer. Wildcat siiirins W lopped I illi 17 (joints . e college liff through the Intteis'of ! -*«»K thougti he was held l<» foui n« ' .Crews cquipmcnt removing were hampered Moise t onsiderably. The Subject Of Lecture a State senhr brother. . to hks- younger Starring m Hie color At IN-rcy Joiich hps gtieL by. the tight SparUit «. Rl l>. I'age I daily company was de* The fourth a series of lcc- movie are Barbara Tanner Bail¬ : Library ; vpert the the arts <4 t w ey, '48.-and James Hale, firand A cn»U(» «»f 11 Mayo curd* ffdered. Renaissgnre is arhoduled for to¬ Rapid a junior. will ttavel to Percy Junes hufpi- The NEWS IN BRIEF morrow al t fun. in the Mu»i<: al in Battle Trck today to art "Waves "t CJrren" and T'o mmI I C.aJa I hiim llal.9. ih ller Hum llaii' j Mtgs are plamu d for 7, P. and fectiv Itii's, acfui'd jp.np tomorrow night in the i nj to Jmny »lt lie (hq piesenta- Truman to Test Fmpltnee Loyally Head List ; iiallrman. They w tl^ t>e H1"'1*'" ■oc Hap>on. Flowers if it isn't ton aa bay In 1 I by the senior clas* anrt'the ibu turn >4 a TV set brtiie front the lesMietitii at Bud Mayo. The \»deo »et will be set up it* patient* WASHINGTON—HlV 1'.« lilieily ccmuulsKkm forowll; a "PMrching inquiry 1 thai man put b(* new necuruy-wttb- >esterdar. ihieeuug it to make slit'hdfutiling-and give- us the. OR.-t.Tir. one "f the wards, where patients II, MAR*-I. < I e able Amcrtjg those interviewed, Nan- ea seiMJifig litem to. gumi* of. determining it. '■* througiiout the state and nation n tn me the latest programs.* This . 'akoi during i tine'* day for tnc <>« i> * v Vaughn, Detroit sopboinore. %%A . a form of public relation*. i* the third group ««f students ' 1 "IS ',1,1 untla aoij' rr.r.lrd A »ura«r «t Valmbnr <*>«:» ,owW Iikr '"Ain •k*nt> the biggest heart-shaped from MSC to visit Percy Junes Snitzerlaml traianchv hills Six x.Ka4a.. .Vol", ill t-i •• a> part of the MbC veteran* en- The Valentine wish of Kay Shay. IfannahV Child l*v Boue-wearv oonuitameerH ^rogilod terUiiijnent program. > the trailUKnja! V.rt- • f n-c»!n|it!> ' tantv Saginaw freshman, is to haie' tht j Entertainment units from MhC re »«»il of ' white death" front heavy mkiw- tVtf orin- ■ »hapr4 lw* "i taixly * 'riand home on lea' " * * Kc|Hirted ImmnI' hoy ■ ! fmrtiuM, Altai flo-rr. ,ni ■ - v»mt the hovpital twice each slides. In this titauixide hamlet, there were at iea^t mv i the Navy." presenting °pi«.»gfsms in " ' mentioned iu»t -bout etet,'"ir» mwiitti. known'dead - 1 * crushing. JU-toot-high wall of s«uw wbkti >*f, »||| fraternity pin." is the choice , uk A ' The conditio^ nf JMyid Hannah. the wards. • v ■ swept down la.4 i-.litns. i (rom Vtter trade, '« rrt c\ Nancy Lewis. Detroit freshman. •half year old son of A fled Cross bus arid a station . -■ - ! vartthte, A le« Mid IV} JVa.tuK freshman Mar una Voor- President Hannaii. was rep«ir(e«l will leave from tire west V content if tVir "ntate Vale..- wagon l il'kolaa ■ '* KeiM - «a> on hand, tmtead "la ->res desires a "si* foot.* dark, -nd as good today by^ftpurrnw latqa- entrance of the Uflloit at 4 p.nu II laten tisli Claapttl In Train C.rttsh ' ,lm. Jjands ane cup»d.—tied with a big tel. He was faluett to Hie hospital ami the euedt have lieen gianted ' Robert Shaw "Valentine by mail." rcd ribbon, and leuae MUched." NfcW BRUNSWICK. NJ^--u1T-~Gn*rid Juruiw yesterday upened an >" 'y lor Moat o< the boya coraul if being stricken late extensions by Mrs. Chnmn's atudent Tt»e Valeutin# ■-or all Hj*y with a sevegu attack ot IiiHuciimI (•line for this and subsequent inquiry into the WoodUrwige commuter tram »iwk while a federal .!, it th. Un. a Valentine card Wood. UH,. • \ pruba coded v-iUi a New Jersey accusaUoq u| "whitewash.' *'U Till *1(5 it LOAN 9**4*-.Hits Committee's Basic Course Work leaves In Oriental Rumblings History Asked DETROIT -(/D— : of last week's senate c mo THE EDITOR: mittee investigation en echo in Detroit * Through aecumtated obser¬ ttfclay. vations I have been led to be¬ lieve that it is time that a course The ^tijih'nt council, in n Mc|v towards the elimination of study 'in Oriental history be of discrimination, pawed a resolution last week stating introduced at MSC in conjunc¬ * •• **a»ut that all fraternities, sororities and other living units must tion with-the basic subjects now . i. E*pfct •submit information concerning the number of members, j Tom'® t Inhabitant, officers, purpose for existence and riuaTificntlmurfm* mem¬ bership. - Hut there was one trouble. The IPC had passed a re¬ •crap metal contract *Itti an e>-eonvlet's aon-ln-law. solution earlier in the week stating that fraternities Another development was on would not submit their n'ationnl constitutions to the Stud¬ announcement by the CIO Unit¬ ent council. • ed Steel workers that it would So the Student council changed the resolution slightly attempt to.ntcanizo employees of If Is quite evident that our the Detroit Michigan Stove Co., contacts with the Far F.a<.t are by adding "except that information which is secret" to the when?, the ox-convict has his resolution. becoming increasingly import¬ own lucrative scrap contract. f ant. and in the very near future, This way the council'did not trespass on-the sacred U.S. Attorney Ed ward.T. Kane if not already" will be of the ut¬ grounds of the IPC and yet they still looked as if they had disclosed that 1,700 pages of most importance. This. I t>e- lut-dmpIndied. something. testimony from a one-man "la¬ lieve, will cause no m e a n_ Now all information concerning qualifications for bor rackets" grand Jury here- bmount of chagrin to the aver-" nearly five years ago would be age Occidental who invariably membership In the national constitutions of the fraterni¬ turned over to a federal' grand misunderstands Orientalism and ties does not have to lie submitted, as It can be labeled jury for possible perjury action. its varied peculiarities of though^and. disposition. 4 In fnrt, any organization on campus that has something Our School of Science and Arts believes in teaching one thry ilo not want the Student council Jo sec need only to ". react intelligently to label it "secret". . . environmental factors . . ^par¬ This leads one to wonder just why the Student couneil ticipate in the culture of the In (he passed the resolution. All the information concerning bulky testimony was a statement by the late George E, qualifications for membership and purposes for existence, Jteibert, former superintendent of other llyNng units was viewed by the Student council of salvage for BriKft*. that he be¬ when they passed their resolutions. lieved tiie scrap eontract was Vet when Robert Jenson, president of the TFC, comes awarded in Carl Rendu in 1IHS to the meeting and tells the members of the Student coun¬ to "break up arty strikes that would occur in Brian*." cil that the Iff' tin; passed a resolution saying they will ,cs not submit certain information, the Student council Jensen and nil other fraternity .men by tilling them oblig- iff til botlv live Jks a whole t Orirntul culture in CAMPUS that they need not ilo what the Student council requires CLASSIRI As 1 said before t' is/ of all other living units. sory for students tt« It is about time that the Student council which regards Itself as the sii|heme student governing body, exercises COP Convention Preview course* concerned throughout the pa-it \v. \i it j sonic of its prerogatives and refuses to Kneel under pres¬ ofTerting our preset:! *11 Civilization. Literature p: sure from subordinate groups. WASHINGTON Art^). ami things which a viewpoint between the two all along the line in the field of for¬ erally auepted os bej»ts! eign policy. The contrast is be¬ Huge Cift Of Crain For India tween a/ dynamic internationalist role by the United States, for the general, and a more r^stllc- Receive* Official Support led internationalism espoused by AUTOMOTIVE WASHINGTON— (A*)—President Trumnn railed for n. Rift of up to two million tons of Rrnln to India yesterday, nrnl n. bi-partisan croup of senators and representatives organized immediately to s|ieed the relief measure throiiRh congress. The President sidd the foist was needed ns soon as pos¬ Npbody knows whether Gen¬ personal] sible to stave olT "a seat danger of famine" on the sub¬ eral Eisenhower wants thp nom¬ continent plagued by earthquakes, Hoods, drouth nnd ination — t*i haps not even the locusts. general, himself — or whether the 4Jnation might become.such In message to the a seiyaty anj house, Truman argued that he could not relinquish his not only for Ihe humanitarian ns|iecls of the case but staled the Stability of India is "essential to the future of free institutions in Asia." lie said lie rcrogni/ed there were important politi¬ cal differences la-luern the American and India govern- menls over the course of action which would mo*l service effectively curb aggression and establish peace in Asia. ■ However, "these differences should not blind us to the needs of the India |ieople," tie said. "These differences . must not dcllcct os from our tradition of friendly aid to • alleviate tinman suffering." Truman proposed that congress authorize the full amount rAfSMAffO CCOrtfS sr-i CA«S of relief requested by the Indians lull appropriate funds at Os '-i T-,1 V,;»*tg» f.'t, this time for only the first million tons, lie recommended HCEftlNGER IAKING CO. that the appropriation for the luiliince lie deferred until the That, multi-million dollar blaze in lamping has caused situation has Im'cii studied. many a wrinkled brow in Lansing and East Lamting. It Fourteen senators nnd to representatives joined at onrc should. In sponsoring a relief bill. Here was a relatively neyv office huikiing. Made of atone. At the same lime the lawmakers said they wanted it Fireproof. Hot for three days all efforts of firemen from understood that the gift did not commit the I'nited five cities to put out J he blaze were huffed aside. The result.' Stales beyond the present emergency or in any way lessen American opposition to "the apparent viewa of was damage estimated at more than $5 million and losa to state records that cannot l*> estimated in price. These doc¬ Reader Blasts the goirrnmrnt of India to the thine** communist uments were invaluable aince they could not I* replaced. aggression in Korea." In the I'nited Nation*. India * The whole thing now turns nut to have l>ren allegedly Editorial opposed branding Itrd t'hina an aggressor, hut hrr yjew started by a 19-year-old father who didn't want to leave his did not prey ail. wife and rhild for a hitch in the army. One confused kid On 4-F Draft Ijist week President Trumnn won the support of former caused $5 million in damages. President Hcrliert Hoover for the relief project. It is esti¬ Now romes the wrinkled brows in tensing. What would TO THE EDITOR mated the grain, nbdal of some 75.imh).ih)0 bushel*, will an atomic attack do? What would an incendiary-tmmb ^ThurkdAv j issue NEW* carried »n cost the I'nited States npproximately f ISO million. attack do? Such thing* are not inconceivable. And the the possibly draft w rink I. si brows mi state officials indicate they are more, than slightly aware of it. * * * * Now comes the wrrinklcd brows of Kast I-ansing official. WOLVERINE The rampus is covered with huge structures. Some are okl. 117 £ «».'*• Some are new. These buildings roatain In many rates, prieeless document* and equipment. And they are inhabit¬ S«c*ti 7 for . $1.49 ed by (wople who are not bio far distant in age from the fciarkdi $1.75 lad who touehed off the holocaust in l-anaiug . 2 foe 35c These young people are student*. That means that their FOX HOLE PX lives Are devoted at the present time to the pursuit of |Z STATE THUTW knowledge. Let's have every on* of them now use their heads. Take heed from what happened in lansing. When a sign in a building says "No Smoking. Bv Order of the Stale Board of Agriculture." obey it. The State H»nnl knows what It's talking about. To the nam in the dorms and houses, to the coeds in all living units; watch the thoughtless roommate or person across the hall that smokes in hed. Watch the smart one who fools with lire as a gag. such as a hot-foot. To any cigarette smoker who light* up befort he get* out of a building and flips his match where evar it'* convenient, stop it. tail'* learn a lesson from Lansing Let'* let those WILCOX brows on officials' head* unwrinfcV about (Ires and crease Second Hand Store up again shout more enjoyable topic'*—like student wages and KT IIIJL MICH. AVt all-college dances. - ♦ # k # TnOlt That the State Office building If* was a tragedy cannot l>e questioned. But slight sparks of human frailty arose as TRANSJOWJ * Wortha 1, KfSS! GOTO GOING g -. r ;■ r'r ■ V. * 13.1*1 tit at«f*»*it trfAti tiiw's h(i Hum Is' Ball, Freshman Dance Semi-Finalist Trio To. Talk Woodwind* In Weekend Parly Dates Plav-Offs fOfft Set On'1" Project* Music Itondrory To Girp Concert W/OMEN'S PAGr ■ Night Editor I"™" For Thu Thursday Hummer projects will lie ex¬ * * Connie Courteau plained tomorrow night at 7 to to Vnion Today Winners for the I YWUA members at their general ICS Vntn, Yum All-College i's ih- membership meeting in the ferret at J on room of College house. An all-college program of Vneal music, clarinet apd flute solos, Ifillel To Hear Prejudice Talk ler Living fJnits Frolic Has Thursday night wete I.yn Twitch- tienrge Tsuila, instructor Jn en¬ and piano music will be given by Delta Omieron, music honorary. Prejudices of college students ell. Eagle Harbor senior: Joyce gineering, drawing. will explain The affair is scheduled for 4 will t»e discussed Thurfday night students. Irving Baldwin, presi¬ fantasy" will State Dinners Casual Note Minks. Surnnne Detroit freshman: fleece, Pontiac Junior. and the students in government pro¬ p.m. today In the Union music jit 7-30 by Dr. Milton Rokench. dent. said. jects, \v hi e h annually study room, Mur^ Edith Scott, presi¬ assistant professor of psychology, house will The weekly open be held at 8 p.m. 91* exrhanpe dinners and two Freshmen will give their first dent, reported. Final play-offs of the. ping, pong American political processes. at Hillel foundation. , Aril The New York City college Dortff Sattier, clarinetist; Mary Sunday afternoon the movie, Sunday gvening, i ... Tuesday evening West in the Women's gym.*' summer service program will be Ann Rogue, soprano: Nancy Beg- ."Topper Takes a Trip," will be 3,;njal halt spon- Shaw and Wells dormitories, and K Johnny Edwards' orchestra will Other entries in the semi¬ explained by Virginia Rogers, hod!, flutist: J ope Toth, pianist; a ' Phi Delta, art Shaw and West Yakelev halls i■ ■ provide the music. This will be Battle Creek junior. Helen Ander¬ and Marylyn Marshall, soprano. tfc!:n be a eos- finals will be Mary Conley, Royal Wilh hold exchanges, the son. fjike Orion sophomore, will > Piano accompanists are Betty ,'h .'w attire fol. first camjnis appearance for Oak r(. (,r sinter's fan- r... r Chi Omega's and the ..igma's will dine together Wednesday and also South w Kap- the newly organized band. sophomore: Carolyn Dorner, Casual campus clothes will be Fowlervtlle senior: Mildred Vleg. 1 border. Ticket* can be purehaft- Pontiac sophomore; Joan Baldwin. discuss the students in Industry Oianonl, Marjorie Walsh. projects. Scott, and Vera Tisheff. Mary j For Your Hair, B t"-e*a11 'intents nltd liama and West Shaw. | . • for Spring ed at the door for SO cents ,en t» other Alpha Chi pel Lansing Junior; Joan Behcet, An¬ Omega will be (he guest of Doha I person. derson, Inch, sophomore; Roselle ... j„„ t.ictilljr, Dick Chi for dessert. Class President Warren Bmvtie Cluck, Youngstown. Ohio, Junior; ON WAY TO CLASSES t..a Phi Delta presl- . Kappa Alpha Theta will be ! emphasized that thu is one of the Peggy Dorset. Detroit senior; Pot served dessert at the Sigma Chi ! first independent freshmen activ Deveteau*. l^nsmg senior: and Most of their events are,hi Jeon Taylor, fjipeer freshman. • S»r» TIRW I Styling house Thursday night. • Snyder t faculty , Tow.. Wed.. Thnr*., ch~or paint- and East Yakelev tune motion, with the sophomores, Si* of the semi-finalists wilL • IVrmanrnl* uled to dat together Tlmrsdav ing through the Fr**h-Sop! compete in the finals, Feb. 22 af and Frldav . . . Mil looks to ilnl. 7 30 p.m. In the Women's ear the stu- instructors gj^mj • TWO IIOI'H SERVICE ; — llnir ( ullin^ Real The Weekend! w a teacher Wives To Hear WATCII ANP JEWELRY RF.PMRINC Cancer Lecture NATIONALLY ADVFRTIPBD WATTHKH East Lansing Serve Laundry : t Betty's Beauty Bar t*7 MAD. F..I Limit* I'maltx N* Spartan Wives will learn THOMPSON JFWEI.RY CO. to detect and prevent ratvc: •MJ M A t AVE. EA*T I.AMRIMO. MITH. (Next loTn-lrheir*) ; rti.n. «-stis Apt morrow at 8 p.m. ih their house where a speaker tr-rr Lansing Medical center w.:. sent a film and lecture cm f i. e. and nov- ing the disease, according t » Merle O'Keefe, Wive* \ . .r , itute the in- The enter- students or acuity, lloff- Smokers Plumied |i<> To Fele pha Phi Omega, ratio- fraternily, should alter Tuesday and WodnesH in Students p.m.. room 82, Union. rn House r.f the Inter • feted by th< . open house TOWN 4 (0LLE6E planned hth's Lenten ktu- • f 4 p.m. Sun- rr». in Newman 417 Kn-I Cr.mtl Rivrr Avrniii- ■ e.tkfast nt New- v the 9 a.m. FAST I. A K S I N C .h-rmone Mac- ROMANCE IN IN TIIK AIR . . . ANI) IIKHK ARK. FEMININE ANII FRILI.Y dim IN TIIK SPIRIT OF TIIK IUY . . . TO FLATTER VOI R APY I.OVK ANP GIVK PRACTICAL ANIl PR KIT Y KXPRKSSIONS TO YOUR SKNTIMKNTS . . . YOU'LL BK SURF. TO WIN III II HEART WHEN YOU CIIOOSK FROM OUR I.OVKI.Y VARIKTY OF LINCKRIK. COMPACTS, PURSKS ANP NYI.OV TRICOT COSTUME JEWELRY WITH DAINTY KITTLE Ol MISTY. VAL LACK SHE'S PMTI1L TO CWMCTS Valrnlini- vanlllr. inily ... In Bk'HniiiiR iim-ImI- with jrwrlnl ami rniimrlril ornaini*nln- lion. Rouml. oval. m|iihpi- anil olilong »ha|H'«. j xqueliae CALFSKINS S0ARV88 AM NYLMU Itarayt Wki Mar Fmr -- «10"' Choox- hrr ||ift from our * pa riling rollrrtion of Nylon* from tl.50 lo «I.VH . . . glillrr! Rhinr*lonr pin* and rarring*. rolorrd boail Ami luxuriow* *ilk nquarr* in nrwr ami »ibrr ar* apring and nniiaiial potlrrn* and rolom . . . Truly Vatrnlior gift* *hc will priae! THE MICH I CM N STATE HEWS Tuesday,] No Nod Snlsn fr ssnf*g •Cur Hie Su»r Atomic Look SPEtlAl. COMBINATION Exam Time Spun Stay-Aivake PACKAGE Unusual Nicknames Pill Sales-To MSC Students ■ ODBIOANT Oiantilly AddHumor To Halls It's exam time, and No Nod sales are rooming. A check with East Lansing druggists revealed that the Liquid Skin Sachet - Toil*,,, W|tw I" ATTRACtm LACK Box aale of No Nods, MSCs popular sleep inhibitors, jump during Nickname!) seem to be I and the custom has spread to mens' dormitories here. Just exams from about three to 24 packages daily. That means that about 102 MTI n* IK NIK if 'ns pilots dub odd names on their airplanes, so dormitory residents nickname their rooms. boxes, or 510 No Nods are discussion of drugs, he pointed sold daily to State's sleepy that the poison strychnine, taken in small doses makes a per¬ CAMPUS DRUG SI ACROSS FROM RERKly The more common placards give the residents' names, scholars during exams. son brilliant. Maybe some chcm- No Nods, for the benefit of il engineers will be interested. home towns, classes, and oc? ' those who snooze at night, are lit¬ rationally their college ma¬ Me As Coffee claim to "keep the jors. From .there on in, indi¬ Juniors Plan tle pills that consumer awake. They advertise -No Wink. No Blink," and yon A clerk lb another drug store stated that, "I usually, sell file viduality runs rampant. For leisu rely, and No On nounce, one door, bold tetters an¬ "Si hoc non cognosces, Info Program know what else. M Nat SeM Them cards, note book paper Nods together." cur hie stas." Informed sources Only one of the seven local Then finally a pharmacist, say this Latin inscription means, For MSC GPs druggists questioned did not sell; questioned about the content of "If you can't comprehend this, the pills. He never had any re- j the No Nods, declared that, "They what are you standing around quests for them. only contain about one grain of for?" gram Junior class information pro¬ plans for MSC men in the Another reported little or no caffein, roughly the same amount THE PA8II lionr To War armed services will lie presented nod business. "My sales cer¬ as there" Is in a cup of coffee." Other placards announce offi¬ i organization meeting in tainly don't indicate that students Java or No Nods? The import¬ cial positions, such as Student room 21 of the Union tonight at are studying far into the night," ant thing is that there's no .nodr tltt Nevada atom blast* have started a trend Jn hair styling. council delegate,. or resident as¬ 7:30. he said. Golden Glover Fred Potter model* the latent In boxing ring hair- • sistant. A few, reminiscent of The information sendee aims to doa, the resell of an atomir npperrut. Compare M with the But the other druggists all no¬ Fine Foods World War II service flags say provide Spartans in the armed ticed anv exam week boom in • simply. "Gone to War," " In the- services with news of the campus. stytlBts' version of how the atomir heanty of the fntnre will wear Harpers Ferry, scene of John 4 Dining Room. her hair as sported by showgirl Terry Trne. Brown's famous pre-Civil War Army," or "On the Road to It will also help them keep in Inrrva** 19-FaM Seoul." with friends and contact One said that he sold 10 times raldr is named after Robert Har¬ Some ardent Spartan patriots other State men who are in their as many boxes during exam per Who tattled there in 1747. I , hang out such titles os< "The imp areas. WKAR To Air Biblical Play week "Of course," he .added, llunsiors," or "The^Rehel and the Student sup|M>rt will decide the "students could get the same ef¬ Sampson," Norman Corw tor and also takes the part of Yankee." One modest paid bill fate of the fect by drinking coffee." program, John Green, themselves as "Two Swell Guys." chairman, declared. Any student Version of Sampson and Delilah, Sampson. A new fraternity, "Whatta ill be presented Mariam * Alexanian, by the MSC graduate student familiar to many In the course of the ensuing SAVE 1 Kenya Upsolong," holds forth in tend the meeting. , radio workshop at 7:30 p.m. to¬ as "Elizabeth the Queen," is cast dorm, and "The Sultan of TK CMS MS GJUMY MY one Applications for those willing day over WKAR. The script has as Delilah. Others in the show .Scljuk" with "Infidel Dog Fresh¬ man" holds court in another. work on the committee will be issed out, Green said. been adapted to opera are Ron Harper, Grand Rapids and per¬ senior; Bob Oliver, Lincoln Park campus una shop Picture*. Vet formed by the Metropolitan Op¬ Other committee members arc: sophomore: Charles Caldwell. Two Inch gold letters announce Uarhara Onshore, Pontine junior; era company shortly after its first Dearborn junior: Ray Iaine, De¬ IN«I la Ciapa IVwnl Plain Skirls - Shirts - Sweaters - Paul. the "Gold Investments, Ltd." loanne OuImiI/., Fast Lapsing presentation on the air. troit junior; Dave Shepherd, firm In one room, while "Club junior. The project is being s|x>n- Joe Callaway, associate profes¬ Dearborn -junior; Tom Hickcy Each *.311 t»l" and the "Recruiting Station" sor of radio education, is the di- and Frank Mcpherson. "Slav *r us* your head sored by the junior class. are not too far away. In another If future military events make section. "The Chaplain's Office". it necessary, a training "Recreation Room", and "Office >r freshmen and sophomore girls program Plain Suits-anil Dresses of Superintendent" are located. ill lie started. It will teach them Pictures varying from pin-ups to comic door sketches, decorate many A few have STATF. NKWS methods of running the project, Green announced. TOM TAYLOR 5 Each §1.1X1 dippings of special interest fas¬ TMI'H. PER. 22nd fanner!) ODD lb* • All H ark (luaranleetl tened to the door. Fraternity em- Soil Meeting GEO. "Thr Miracle M uf I he I'iano" Peace Other Lover* unique captions read, "Den of Iniquity", "Miracle Mak- Expect* 150 SHEARING llrrrk Srmlp Treal areata COLLEGE CLEANERS 301 AIiImiII Knail Some 150 memliers of the Mich¬ I N I O N ( I II 7 igan Association of Soil Conserva¬ J—SHOWN—t—& P.M.—7:53 P.S tion directors will meet for the The CVIl R|ork" In sixth annual convention Wcdnes* TIC KITS ON DALE Highlighting the convention ill he a banquet tonight in the nion at 0. Herb Fagan, area dice-president of the National Association of soil conservation districts, will address the group. Fagan is from Deleware. IMPORTANT COMING EVENT Dr Arthur Maucb, of the agri¬ culture economics department, Farm Training will talk on "What's C'ookin' in Agriculture" at a luncheon meet¬ ing Wednesday in the Union. Teachers Open Wednesday afternoon the group Tharsday, March i —1:36 p. i. will discuss some major problems Meeting Hew of soil conservation problems to be considered are:1 soil conservation in an emergen-, Among the; cy agricultural period, drainage in surface runoff, ways to speed lip a program among youth, and ctTnit to nul an I finally the ever present problem gram being cart of how districts can be of more school* thmugho Mu aid to farmers. The convention.# sponsored the MSC division of educi and the state department of lie Instruction, began ycstei Letters It will close with a luncheon . -(Continued From Page 2) day In the Union. dicapped prospective draftees." Yesterday morning at the Hor¬ By saying "handicapped" the Korrtnl Seal*:— author couldn't po**rbly mean ticulture building. F I- Anthony, dean of the School of Agriculture, draft-eligible students, could he? If Uncle Sam would stop listen¬ *3.00. *2.-10. .SI.HO, §1.20, "Mb spoke about "The Unique Oppor¬ ing to our patriotic, economical* tunity »f the Teacher of Ve.tr- minded college and university Seal mIc n|ten* Monday. I rl»riiur\ 12 officials and start drafting our Following Dean Anthony's speech, II K Nesman. supervisor ukulele-playing draft bait, we Tirkrl Office. I nion of agricultural education in the wouldn't have to worry about at lluililinp state, addressed the group on sending children to fight for "Current Problem* in Veterans' them. Mail Orders t.duration " Fat C'tsrran Workshop* FUnneil NyraaM , l.l the dm- FREE DISHES!! , and Burton come in anii see these iikaitikul dishes department of dun ting on iiispiay .n c in out winimw l{«il tiiiiitlcr-llritc KtHKKI HO 71* GALLON 11 \ r= R(H:KEI nr. i 1I the iiest TRADE-IN deal ALLOWANCE FOR VOt'K 24,; UALLUN 11 II ' in toe n on nee OI.D IIATTEKV Seyffert Says t KIM.kl. I 90 i tikes ON A NEW I'KESTO-LITE 26' GALLON 1\ I SEE I S I II IIATTERV KinkI mill- im; Hie.him flee IMS to R* leriu result* IH'tllTt uakoum: MOMV CAN HI\ li liralt' at MVRI7S i i —— Orc" Moadav aisht Open I bur*'1 CASE SUPER SERVICE until »■* (ANxiros East1 2313 E. MH'iflGAN LANSING AT Arw^a^AST in SI? W. UnM I — - T|1E CITY LIMITS pp, , fetrutry 13. Iff?.. ISTAf g MEWS NftlV Dorm Tankers, Thinclads Win Swimming Prelims 'Milml Seliethile rtan Scheduled For Tonight uiesola Easy Victims Thomas9 Three Firsts, 4:44 7:41 1:14 Fkl EK **. Brack Ciikici Mrkargers vs. Hawaii CM. Rfo wreak* rs. BeTkel Manor in the annual inter-dorm swimminf will ftt mtdacway tonight, at 7:30 in Jeniaon pool. The preliminaries will last tonipht and tomorrow with Powerful Swim Team 4:44 UMsyMlmn. the finals slated for Thursday. Right events are on deck i hv the brilliant it r.GOM-.c uri kd record-breaking performance* of OneL Second. Lead Attack By Un tUrd.lS 4:4* 4:44 Thermk. vs. Delta Sig PI Court S Tin vs. I.an4an Baa Bays with six dormitories com* potlng. Intramural Director Frank Tinkle Terrors vs. Wlffr IclikMati and Clarke Scholes, the Spartan swimming i Minnesota. .Vt-2fi, in Jettison Jesse Thonfas came within three ir.ehe* of an unprece¬ 7:75 Reeman' that stated yesterday participants not signed up. prtil Saturday dented four first places in pacfhfr the Spartans to victory yet for the preliminaries can stilt outstanding atroking earned him the biggi-st' over Penn State and Northwestern in a triangular meet in sign up tonight and compete. the season fr .lenlson fieldhouse Saturday aftentiKm. event* are the Sh galleries: -A* ha :| Swordsmen Had Qutglr.v, nave Patti The Green and White dis¬ yard free style, breast stroke, nnd the 440 finish John DcMond gave tance 4:40 Sewm aces. Cupt. Warren back stroke sprints, 200 yard free second*. he j™""* relay, wh.le Hunger j Five style. 100 yard free style, fancy W'MmlirkTbO's'VK01*- Bill Carey, DeMond. DrueUler and Don Makiel- 7:75 Malta Malts vs. Beat HeS| Heat V of C diving. 73 yard, medley and 100 In hi* thrw fi WEDNESDAY! Quifley stroked to it ski, shattered the Nittany 4:14 Hrdrlrk vs. FUncrlh Altered the dual Lions* distinction of having the Thorva* au*< ; yard fret style relay event ;. bettered the Big freestyle relay best distance crew in the nation 1:55 I trey v>. Bower Tht intra-fraternity swimming ILL TK FLAME AM FIIY « Coyne was edge,! S;40 Sitmo Nn vs. Thrto *1 A 15 meet is scheduled for Fob 21 and faney diving by Gopher n,l La-1 Jo 12 victory ovpr by*romping to easy di*tance win*. 22. The final* will be hekfVjm If TIK SKAT MUN WARS! the. I'niversily of Chicago ^ , .. i Veils Thorpe l Mi l achlan. The MSC three team freshmen relay exhibition was won by A| (Saturday kept •higan State rack*! the Fencing hi? 2 3 points for first place. Penn squad's undefeated record State 471 up | Kentucky Still March t. for runner-up honor* tanks above all Chofk n.lH,rUC' AW'-"'h j hilt» On Top Rung Frosh Gymnast 12 '"tight meets intact. The and North western 26 5 8 lor S/Hirls t ... ,r. fM-ept perhaps Spartans won their fourth till this third place. Marshall." Marshall j , As expected, the meet was close tvlb—■ Kentucky's sid's record of 4:41.4. r. :rr i 00-yard event 'MURAL The State swordsmen Von the until the Michigan State crew-'* foil and epee event* white drop¬ superiority in the hurdle* pulled Win... ♦ * NEW YORK Wildcats still ranked No. 1 yester- day in the ninth weekly Assocl- Squad Sliino* 3r Ojuslly treat per- . ping the sabre cta*s by one point. the Spartans to a lead they never ANN %KBOB — F*' — Michigan i ajctj prixSs poll of the nation's bn»- Competing ngninst Michigan'* y , auiseular nation- Rob Schnefer and Ray Totte denned frosh squad and YMC'A and Tur¬ iwimraecs -hf Universtty | kf MiMweta. «; I«rday. 37. here yes- j ,j,e Oklaiioma Aggies. Oklahoma A. 9e M.. now bonst- ner team*, the MSC frosh gym¬ nastic squad made a very im¬ pressive showing Saturday in i Dave HolT- mg a record of. 21 victories and c Thdmas competed in the 60 yard first performance «»r the. „ SLM>t \RV one defeat, undoubtedly p'eked up Hieir BODRoyCarpehte three in mnl.l wm roll.: Seore. MSC .V fhlragq 4 dash, in his first appearance in i the year in the dashes, and woo, .\»»4» far.*n %rhmr. tBtmmet* —>V>—MRU- ' heavy support by. .avenging its tied the t nh onlv loss to Oklahoma last month. year, in Detroit's Turner gvm. Tom Mullinrux pared the ; Going for hi* fourth first, TOP TEN Green and White with first place ent ping pong « j THFimas wa* beaten by Noru- here i^trrdii I Krntvrhy (35) (IR-1) IW63 on iTie Trampoline. Rum Paul took i western's Art KUrtz who leaped A it M. ( 31) second on the parallel bars, third ] ! ' 22' ftKM In the broad jump. (tl-l) 1016 on the flying rings, and fourth j Thomas took second with 22' Gh". %r%%rrtr M r.-rm- | 3 Ran*aa State (13) (17-2> mi the side horse and all around j ifKvdc set another K\dependent league o.t.w The famed trio of Bill and of iv-.s aim K-1 • 4 ( olumbU (.1) (I3-4) III tlf-4) 327 a 7.1 bucket total. The I)7,\ Don Ashenfciter ..and Dob Free- i hairn of the Nittany Lions, thai J ba! (4) (1.1-51 second with (>? I '• (16-5) hold* In the fratcj ! ,tv |c..gii< led Penn State to IC4A ami II Bradley (tt-l) Sigma Nu's won w.th «: NCAA titles in cross country, ft No. Carolina ATO's stabled runne« -uy • were completely bottled up all j 10 Yillanova (!' with 80. • ** afternoon. a.. Dick Ricger nnd OharU < S. DrueUler was by far the out- cr>. shared first place in the it: Standing distance runner of th# day as he Won .the mile with a c t r IH NT TH UTE! 4 IBB performance and then cam# L» from behind with a terrific finish IjtNTRirs for the IM to win the two mile race. Idiiiorrnw is ViiloMliir!* Buy MakleKki Ulna WILL CEER • CHARLES DRAKE Mnkielski took the lead at the and never gave it up to ACT NOW start j ' bring home a first in the 180 in the Spartans' last horn* appear¬ iphers Beat State Six ance In indoor compotltbm Making his first start «mcc r«r rovering from a leg injury. ' route Hob McClelland won the F p«»|e vault event with ft 1.2* Cjdri Ian* Take 7-1 Troiineiit^ I hi. w.. h VI lanl-Fought, Heetie Game lair lh or B» BOX f -OZFMS I.m :iI Orders .ley game Saturday, the Michigan State team v niitclasM'd by Minnesota by the score of 7-1. IWJ.cr< t'ift on a show of dazzling skating and excet- I'HtINK a..tv» — V VRSITV CAB CO 21 llour Taxi Scriiit SFF IS IT OM.F CNOW ss taenia* work SMlin iM; IT YIHR MYS/Yf JL±Si the Minnesota M TTF.RHFLIT THFATFRS NORM KESEL, FLORIST . higher more. MONNAN ILABMEA WMLC-f-wllT Uaota*. Mlckisan LftORlng. MArhAfOO Mock of Fck. Ik lSlk UST TIMR TODAY OalarOar Ikra FrMsr | All Kiada I .arc* aud * Errol Flyaa and Fefcraarv 13' Itraa storkorll STATE "TNI KN" MSC Shoe to -'-Man • *. • starting dtsUvated w wMh MarW Brando ■»rr in the fra- Trrhnirokir Tere«a Writht I2i E. CHAM) RIVER EAST >m*r. <> J.kely to keep r for some time. Sal.—"tlpcratioa I'acific" .. Fngelstad led nith OABfTNL Untfat MkkKoa Joha Wa>ac. I'atriria SmI Walters play- 711.447 Ikra TNI UaOAt HN BELTA TKTA - • r»• the two-,- three- and who fives a gift from Jacohson's! linen. She'll |nvr mu more fur its * t y I r s, chokers and The very things she's seen, loved and CLifunuleneM of detail ami its look White, (link, pink and Ids of daintiness. wanted . . , you'll find exactly what she'd like at Jaeobgon'a, l