,te Hockey Team Michigan State News WEATHER: ires 3-2 Victory DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION | MOKE Cl.Ot'IIS KRKKZIlU; RAIN. >r Tech Huskies VOL. :is :t.m MtCHK'.AN — FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1!>M nr STAN Kf REMAN 8 ypiim1 crowd of approximately SCO fans, the hockey ti-sm orlgcrl the Michigan Tech llus- million kles by a 3 to 2 score in hall. The Spartans grablnil Dpm an ess U. S. Plans early two goal leail in the first ii Living period, but were tied by Mich- Igsn Tech In the sec-ml, Then nt I. \skvd 6:32 of the second period, pm McCormlck sent the tsiek |«»m Tcell eqallo, Lloyd Coombe, for l(.j| Okiivn Rule what proved to lie the wintiins nine in: Vole counter. Even the superb plsy'of hn»kic Labor Parly Prwuwr* ftiratlv Istu,It-Ill eounsil has dfjenjcmsn, Joe D e ft a »11 n tu. j . yurnrltlM requiring could not keep the Spartans from nntl a well-earned victory. Keeps Lead , v.p living units to ,,Miration that the visible use for. Break I'ar State Michigan Stale got the first By 21 Voles WASIIINliTON—(A'>—Scirptiiry of llcft-nw Marfihall tnlil passed after break of the game early In the! ypHtcrilay 1 hi- I'nitiil Statu* plans tn xcnil IIKI.IMK) c n;i opening' period when a tripping j • litirrliill Assails tn sc-rvn unili'r tIn- suprnniu alliml vnnimunil of »t p..t< Jensdtt report* ;»-• ii la*t meeting penalty at 0:28 of the period left ! Kr.irtniiig Ffforts I .wight I). Eisonhnwun. had voted to refuse the Huskies a man short. .■ ! Iln- saiil tin- ww- colliit.- fraternity eonstltu- The Spartans h»orti/ig Winston V use to the Stu- Michigan Tech bmihred b A met ion n ail' and iXulioiiN the second Man/a with iwti oinmons by a vote of , .-a! tons it fuse to goals to tie the score In add debate he had the troop rein force- To Hosier For.-.- it ion to the coun- I Dune Robertson. Trch fo assailed loiw»rs reuimnment ef- lift the total tn some (t ts [ m^rvled. the matter, f-M MS£r, N<„.,h,v i as inept and incompetent. U.S. flghting men in the PA RIS—(A'»—Fruu Europu The victory, margin was sur- p. , ttrkH Rrtm I «n party's munist aggression yustsriiav, ttlved with a* aims program.' with an linossi;tad goal. He Mart- Mean tfew KleetMin .purred bv new pledges that the M-ible. However, United Stales i; in.:ung giouter ed from behind his own net and wtperate with u* went all the lite steps," Rom- way through the en¬ A deieat would have meant :thg resignation of Attlee'i cabinet and Omlmt Team Replied tire State team. a new genial election When it *espressed the view .list he find I -Ene nsliuiis of western Euroisi Just 14 seconds later. Plan i came t\» a showdown the rcluc- tsken fiiurh »f the stesin mil nf I «"• rtnwn in Puns fi. try I" muster grabiied the puck from a face-off | taut laborites stuck with the par¬ the "great debate" over the ipies- I "heir unifies lain a single itfili- iTiiity Put in the Tech Mct\»rmick xnne and flipped it to ty rathct than force a general McCormick prompt¬ election anTf risk a chance that ly sent it into the Tech net b> 'he comsen.itives would lie put . Tanks Smash Chinese thai 1.1 Europe American .Senator Dmiglus military .fid to ' 'try twee. West (irrm.my was | among tliem and a Clerm in sold- lt)-ltl I told I wr sat on a high council lit Paris ll'roliution . make the score 3 !«» 2. newsmen he believe* "no one ) far the first lime since the allies IrM Spectacular The stic of the go\rrnment's I would ipiarret" with pbnis to put clraseil not llnlci - dp, i 0011s sis The third |«ern»d w.^ nvirb.1 r >H).>nt\ was tkv biggest tonfld- I no more than «l» illilsioos tn | years ago The others irpirsent- To Grade* although the Huskies pujlu-nl Hie en«e vote the LnbortlrF haAr re- Eiuo|av "I had uiMterstmsl we were g--- : j oil were Kraitce. Italy. Uelgium ami l.osenifimirg. J play throughout Only the spei - ceived in the year-old parlia- . j ' taciilar play of Spartan goalie, Del the fa« t that the Lilieials merit, and wa> marie possible by ■n« to Imvc a total of III their." I s" *"»' WvWona linltr Raid, kept Tech from tying the )oined hit- *Nid. I A few minutes before the dcle- with the t^twirites. I'gou-* W -* — * • i ttwle* riarlert Iheir uieetmg. (Irti. 'Grume V. Matkhall. UK. seen- Rent marie several great save* ** TeO'tytng at a ctowded heal ing . , ,,r defoose, told a senate te in the game w-hile State u-a* ! before Ih® «®nale Mrmeti Mrvteea | jroup Jn Wnshiugton four new man short because of a penalty *«• and foreign ielalionK committee, I v s Hv9, u> ^ g(M|,oned The referees had a busy night f,vr Mar»itull indicated it may lw? nee- ; j„ Europe. Thi* would mine the '..termite*. they haridcft ... out a total of "h>r c**ary to keep American *oten«sMan» .« «a>i i WASHINGTON --01T •'Our aim In piimarily to deter of-stuff to CJep. Dwight I). Eiscn- binding plaicis on t 1 played almost the enti i dent Ti uman aaid yesterday w Unit aigrrwrinn if.that lie possible and . howrr'v north Atlantic army, told t ed Nations troops still have Ut. htill have UN t to defeat aggression if. in ftpite of j newsmen here that Eisenhower president .• eiinnwiun to u.«» thk 3«th Die ottiei : allel in Korea. Whether th^J do .llth law- Un,on 1,1 ds satellite* f international t-.« The Delta rt»i of Wonin, vot.4- 20 it is « matter of strategy" in the ! *»«»»'« precipitate another world , Europe by the j vantage. • Gei. w have ftniah- fol almrait the entire road, vviii laisfil hj fe|s»rtei* II. said emphatitally he-does not *'*H Luro|»e. Mr Truman's new* cofiferenre. • « "So. actual- | g..th DcHaHkam an« j consider it q ho|wle*s task to de- Mr. Truman said he couldn't i fenrl western Europe against Ru*- \ w«*ng from h t. R> SALLY fHHfS ■ r a two-point ] Tech defensem-m C. n mmertt on strategy, tlieir went Ma and her pup|>et state* "if wa •An '■I the proba-j playert this term* twei 50 inm.i Klsa Maxwell, internationally known porty-ifivrr. gave an Spartacarlc i to make hi* nun committal J |* thrust Uoon us " Cut Shotting game Itiri he warned that the full of ••cen totaled, said • tnwiirht into her life among celebrities last ni*ht in a levtur* Architects Co m th«- MSC auditorium. The lecture wta**attendeii bv some 1.000 persons, pre- To Fealure 10 Oil 1(1 I Euioih.* to Russia wool heighten •he possibility of upon the United States. a Soviet yttuck Such u Of Term Plus Next haturdav night'* perform¬ Ahead On New dominatftvr'non-sludents. On* **" hr hitfh'itfht* '»f I wirlrrs Too J ... ...T 'L" "1 ' •' *irr Organizations fighting to 97.20) dead. Wounded and ruptured. turn of events, he said, wooiri.cei - tainly otwii the way for fUuiftan . ance of the term play. My fancy." was cancelled yester¬ GocNibyo 11'* talk wa* a UV\ air attacks this counti Soer.e 40 wgsni/atif»n* are ex* ' Air ntrlkrs Take Tall on v Mi- day because of Spike Jones' up- Air strikes took an uncuuntcd Testifying as the first adminis¬ people Vhc i School Plans •\en gtely think "f to in- | Ihttul Featured pected to take pari rn the first' additional Sparfarsdr. |Vb 24 In Jrnlson toll. Attacks tapered off somewhat tration witness lit senate on the troops*to-Europe hearing* issue, |iearunce in the Audttipiuni at that time. Tickets uheady pur¬ inning ore of the Pektho^e. it announ^d yes¬ Marshall pleaded with tin* law- chased for the prrforrnancc should yesterday "lastic t v the , pro- ' txcc- i Arehrte* b -r« g".n* ahr-'t P'tn* f»* East nea re General En-en-' At U ofM Tilt terday by Dak Srip»ki. j>ubUMt> eri the a* the Chinese regroup' shock troops makers not to tie Cien Eisenhow- be turned in at the Unum thket office to bq, suhsliiuted for the in an effort to rncw their drive !«' » hands by any troop lnn.ta- c Inter-Fra- 1 mentaly *rho«il .« •' .n-i-s '■ director other performance* The play ii The Varsity band, a baton I tion* as he undertakes "one of the '•riling to the MacDonald, ■ sujieuntendr.. Each group wi lHA NOT 8 ImnjI h. slalni for »U. 22 and 23. ra curricular !-*,hooK twilling rAhihition. and drstnbu- Allied artillery ' hardest and most critical Jotm ■ lion i»f MSG ilrNal will be spec¬ with price, g, i in their track* *vtr Siven an Ami According to l>onald Mueil, term icrmty falling Iheliimnary plan- •• c s, ial htgnlight* of haturdav s boa- In* Ihs, S/fp»k ■ i Home congrem* • :c curtailed, i ^ Monday night b> ' ' hrtlialt game with the University nf Michigan. John present A il.ir.iM the troj Theme (iontest am p.m. The pre-- Goes Up, will fea- nnes from the play unci (iloses Today with leading actors. {UrtKllMltMW. Hint «udi- Students tuin must in their ' n-paitn ipation, such ai th«'me titles for the Water carnt- ' isj to the Union desk by 5 thi* afternoon, according to Tc*f Pop* i The NEWS IN BRIEF owrU. curnive) publicity director. ( ( S. Casualties Reach Ut,000 The theme must he atrompau* | •IV~l*r*»l the by the house hi,\| «nd means committee in a* ting «n his request f««r China Br ROMS ART (ORtORIN , i. r. ,-up-ififc sdmified ottirul a I'Ai1 k Ith billion tat bo*»»t endangering the administration's aiiU* TM WJlb c«ibrnr I--*'* J -; ■uei, sort qui'r . brl. b-jrtirfi- •' '" f r-'.-lcut prt - lot«l to lb« f-.-ru fhetr tormsr b'-'e rifultursl - * # 9 # -ill b* - Bri- Stat* Of lire buiJdir.e ' jildirig qusr*»r. m-ibtd. We're - • filicy Toward ihu -r« unmerse* u- - ' j. v.r uldri t Is w Iwl if •< innrad of our Mediterranean Manuevers End ity — mop -nd broom ti.d rquipment.' C Urerve S B"l- qu*« •» Tb.t wblie roll»r norlcrri fi--< .-.firr. of the at drp-rtnwrfit.l ,-id. In the LONDON—lift—Uriti.h Amerk-on nevol uniU In I he Moditer- rolled up their >!«.« " -»rrr uufiirig fin • tlcsrsmc lo Evelyn toneen wound up their higgest juint maneuvers unee the and at the quonrft. "a !»»!« m0" " ,cr it »c t.n t-lv-ge -njthing frrne to World Wtr II with a mighty wo parade before their Urituk and from ih< oftires." h°Tho lr*n»pl-ntcd department >1 Other i| deportment employees American eooim-ndci». The. U S. navy rcpurted yesterday. The uriculture bureau, -re -Un--. -.id tber loot their gt»M»». settled, but the b-nloni **r«nl Wednesday's editorial concerning a motion passed by n. k&-» the Student council was bawd on incorrect information fihrio and therefore wroryr in some respect*. ,s The" temporary Secretary of the Student, council in¬ formed ns that the motion passed by the cbugeti ctm- "tained a clause stating That secret informatfcw on frater¬ nity constitutions need net Is-.Submitted t» the Student council. , . Hob RombmiK Student council president. a»t«f yester¬ day that the wi nd clause "as not. in the motion when- it vvns submitted or amended. 1" 'be discussion ceoi-err- ing the motion, the paint that fraternities and sororities need net submit the tarts of their constitution# that *»!t with .secret rituals was brought out. The motion as passed says that "fraternities, sororities and other 'itlog units send ihformatioo pertaining to of¬ ficers. number of members, purpose "f organisation. qvai- ifieations for. membership. and any other information * ef possible use to'the Student councii." Thi- motion is iti dmxt nindict with tfie motion passed by Hi last msk stating that thee would not subnet their national constitutions t ' the Stu.tent cour.i'ii Ant of the ttuaiihia,r.> should Is- submitted to the St intent councd It will be interesting to see if the fraternities < i -■ titer action or recommend action to thn-soilcge (Capital B" CAMPUS CLASSII PHONE IN YOUR AO — i-IStl. 268 «te The *»h«»lr Cntlrd SI: pp it (hat h.ia. to**—i RATES—M.'tMRtfm cH«rf« ♦or IS *otii cv i*i tilhiiiil sarrificiac pfoi 3 d«n $1-00; Rw day*, $ 1.25. E«c* • iol idotktcio! rcU;in«< «f IS, 3c par 4*y. fblun ftnnomir ci*lla» AUTOMOTIVE Oxlonoriousness :A*ES ON NAVY yT:ON FiCTURtt TUDiOS rtopitfMfwt Journalism Gratis Rated Over Average ONAL CHERRY WEEK FUR INSTANCE. HOW MANY TIMES HAVE yc.ti ma. lat a certain team "won" on a sports page Rarely. That'- ssbtnclMi are that there sit be - simple Cage quint*. . .pardon nir .hBsketlmi an s don't simply is sat an opponent Th.tr annihilate HOERINGER BAKING CO. buildup. atlkoMgh it is rmgau Aoou ( Stats TSsstr* ast. conquer, demolish, eradicate, finish, grind, hurdle capacitate. jump. kill. larnbast. murder, nullify, obiiter •. puAcnre. quench, rap. shade, trample undermine it ;jist, wallop, iVerminatc, yoke. <>r xip past them Plait ts art eager*. hispMer*. ouirtsters. gralder*. mos uutior*. gtidnte,.. diairoindmeTy matmen. matsler*. m< r toiismeti. ciiuiernien. thinclads. thinnw-s. ringmen iters and puc*sttr« To call these participants basket tii. ( sAimll or baseball players is like offering the dear women a drink from your hip flask, it just isn't done Rut their l«-st efforts are saved for adjec'lve appiica •t. To nail of stupe winning performances of a basket ... t surl or football field, you would think the player' id wings, jets <>n their he. Is. the brain- of an Kicsteut ■ hi art ano .j nt of nr untamed lion and the muscles a Not It .Atlas. Pagers and grtd.ier« o«»p«. panlor e agu. 'uiskrtkail ^nd football players arr-Lt jusl «in "good They're artistk. brutal, cunning, daring urgetsr. fearless, great, heartless, infallible, just, killer ZZrtt WONDER i« usi as is, murderous, non-atop. ornery, pum-hmr fitld MACHiNE nek. relentless., stalking, trrmendous. unwavering vie. TERMS ' us. willing, xyster-like, yogi-like or rant MACHINES i st «ni Sanica TkACIlES ARK NT NKt.l.lXTKD. KITII Hi IrtH.-.-.r of '.iANC — SH !«.,I ng sin.pie character ituildncn tlrv are astute, brainy, ■e ttwiot C«0.t -- inirtg, dt na-ric^effervescent, frank, gracy.js, hot-st •, Ts lnsUc. hSii kera, inabir magiufcs tit. naacent. ori- pepperv. quaint, miltekiag. scintillating, titillating, qu;!%i-, vt'rt-i-i, waggish, xebeculous, youngish and About the only won! classificatiotis to so far ewcajie the typewriters of Utese everrealous word merchants haw been the definite article, preposition and an occasional demonstrative pronoun. Ir. any case, the nomenclature of a sportswriter must far exceed phonetic development without semantic con¬ tent ; it must I*. «xcrutiatinfly ^duennrioais. Policifically speaking, they must never publish a terauavksgua! inex- actitute. The readers aia't so dumb Silver Aimivfrsiiy Rail Scheduled North Williams Freshmen Set Fltw* Fill Mosque Parties To Takes Laurels For Relax Hop ,n Saw,bilan Spark Social Agenda Kt'AT.A TtliAIT. Malnyn~0V A chnnee to re/ax jfotwven --Malay* fh Negri SatVtbilan stAte In Swim Finals mill-terms ami finals will he are finding if** rhjsnper In slwHv ftp regularly in miwtWf.. Ktr Mvrps offered stltclents jniiipht at. A total or 1.12 Outlays fmm var¬ the "Relax Hep" in fho IhtlW ious villages were each llnei! $2 Member* pat lers fmm jt* 12. recently by a religious court for The nil-college il.ince, sponsor¬ (nilmc b> .ilteml M<*<)ein .ftabboth i, Stwtcnl* ed by 'the fieshnieh cUes. marks ; prayer*.- Mo^iucs in Kuala Pilnh their first appeal a we as fcole. jnow are , overflowing wMh wor- jtfxmsefs in ah all-college event. ! Johnny EdwnfdV orchestra wid provide the music'for the -dance.' This will be the first .appearance SOCK STKKTCHKKS of the newly, orjoinired .hand >m l,fiATIIER soil's I OR tOAFKIl StM'KS , AT Knv'* Hull SM M A C \ ♦Member I*. I.. Mmtiaitfo* rtivity tndepen \T«V art sfi ( Hop/positl Coeds Fenee We Arc Currently Ha™ Way To Finals Social Circuit Wrecking t>\cr 000 Car* From Model A'* John IVmtaedt IV- la INis N. FAST ST. LANSING—2-31118 Sponsor l.lvrrar phi i . Wins Intramural thw To Rim- Itadiiiiiitoii Crown ("hnropinfrthip In last week trsmural badminton singles bv r.la.trs Ag Achievement Banquet r oTM. tu -u,. wm defeated Mary Ellen \V i Kiiuruiv '.'2 — I'M. I'KOI'I.K'S cm itcll Tirkrl* — SI..lit li» or. n. ni'l.l' ir...l:w' Be..-,i AH . riinjs include: llran Anthony' At; Council WsyyiH* mi • ♦ Office Members hick Want I »rut Tool lu«w -r.i"hest bv GrosSe Pninte ;wi ..- to I Sally Hol- Brtedrn, • Grouse Pointer jt J»r«|iirhn Hush. M-.ikegnii p to Ralph flanmann, ll.c-hl. ffrtghU. N.t. seiuor line Way, Oro^e Point*: vipi-Mmo Tmh hewey. Grouse P«or»ie SCOOP! LuCOn- Ill W| ^IHL K.ki«a COUEGi INN ANNOUNCES NEW HOURS - SUNDAY Ntra THURSDAY -10:4$ «.w. to 10 p.m. - FRIDAY and SATURDAY -10:45 a.m. to 12 p.m, 1 „x)U«rtU*WTiC At^OM£»UE fSESiViWMftTO MlrWACT ATTEMTiOU AMD SUOAW WAS OUCKT>«E'r>C WEED Of A ..Tuc WVATT ROLLER ROLLER «ARMi AyaXM^TEAC C« %»C EARUV SMfiLE POLE IftEA^lL^ CO. WAS IN_DOO< GREASED AX-E ADAPTED PROMT^E WAGONL.. ; ■ ISMANOAL COKIOmOM WCM ALFRED P. SLOAW, SB., AMD AW ASSOCIATE RJ#MVSHED«SOOOTOB j REORGAMl2ATiCAl, WiTH ALFRED, JR,ASPRES«DEtfr IWD MAVP6ER...WUEW SIOAM OOIVJED WMRTT tT**SIJO.C TUC WILDEST . DREAMS OF / »T6 PROMOTERS. | MERE AGAIN rf u« EXECUTES J AStuTV AA.D /J GENIUS FOB M MANDUNiMEW "■ MAW FCSTEP RH itself-. ■ ... IN THE FIRST TEAR OF HtS BEORGANlIAT10N AMD GOISMMCE, GENERAL AWTDR6 SOLO MORE CARSTWAN EVER BEFORE ,AlD FROM CURRENT EARNINGS 00UBU0 TO MANUFACTURING OBACOV FHOMTUENOnDniPEWPS WERE END VEBEyON ALLSfQCM - inelads To Meet Iowa /M Basketball Teams- In Last Round Of Play Races Saturday: m rnrcK ritMMCK 'Mural Schetlale Steffen Keeps . Wednesday evening 'mitral hasketl>aH played their Big Ten Vielory teams lAwrmu filial rounds in preparation tor the intramural play off* Ijp. ■« ALT.X LAOGIH FrUUr. »>b. 1« Item Mall »V. Shaw 5 vs. ' W. Shaw 4 Scoring Lead ginning next Thursday. All game, were easy vietorliU fnr the offense which demonstrated top form and high indi r v After 15 game*, center Hay „rt*n thim-lad* will invade the stronghold »f the W. Shaw » M. Shaw I va. W. Shaw l! Steffen continue* to' maintain a scores. Vvr* Saturday afternoon in the feeond "f a three i va. W. Shaw 1 W. Shaw J va. W Shaw % comfortable 2? point lead over The Cagey 5 scored nl inference wrrm-up achedule. smashing :iO-ft victory over' noui JNC. second place Hob Carey for the s, h.ladoman'a aquad already hntd* mte vii tery s CIS the Bucraneers. Tall center Spartan basketball scoring lead- Ifussey tipped in 8 point* Bitten fee* in " Snyder II vs. snrder IS enhip. for the 5's to promote on early -tit inn. when they Steffen has scored i$2 points 'od. h*extern in a tri- last Saturday. Spoil Shorts Snyder 14 va. Snyder IC tor a 10-point-per-game ay Carey hat 125 counters for Delta Sigma • held a 21-8 the Archons a very close Precise teamwork pushed th* ... nrfsri probably 'Mural Score* Oordie Stauffer held on to the count to 35-17 at the final gun. l> vsry to the relays Ft the first time it. e< history, llie- S|»rt.-i third place spot ulth US points, The Lushwell* Wasted the Rin-| •■WmiH-i' will de- tiefeated Muhtgan. Nee Ar.«, 14: Sigma CM, IS just 14 ahead of Bill Bower, who ky Dinks 32-14 after "the Dink* re- : , M Schladetnan and Minnesota ori ootti slima Nn. M: Umhda CM. S3 is fourth with W j Iron and hartltvund t armhMse. J4; /Ml S a five point penalty for be- j Ing late. S4C. II: UTTI. u points in the tm 'Mural Interest is reaching: »j , dual meet, the Itella I'mllnn. It: PUT. IC cimtest. iias the liest field g •cord low, fourteen rivcl to Wiscon- uj! meet the toU Clark NCAA the--100-yard Srtinles. Micfii nnn is'AAt* li.e .tyii IVTII. 31: ATO. 13 lirtmeaers. 34: nice Streaks J| shooting percentage. He has scheduled and only seven were\ played. ' . . iW«re the. «H- llassall Clnh. IC: Mil', Nnys. 14 .nahied to ttir IBStt .,j From the free throw line, Jim •»y tJldOOf CQfth't- rhermna. «Aau swlmtninc n-atre ■modgro**' .722 percentage is fgV race. Mar. .1 .head of the peek. plenty of depth carded as the .Kip crown with l inicfoatnl This Seawon !khgu«n, Illinois cinder pnw- tmimament .r.mi|ietitein > will leave at 47 gpv„ ere .rheduled !ei h.,me Bender Rated Top Grappler As for the r . n jdual j | 1. ds are in the seasons ante undefeated, which would be iatod a pe: Coach (lollins (lounts Heavily possible todav The cairh , • On The 167-Pound Wrestler 'MURAL West Shaw 1 >ut | they lectmlv. Duiit Br MIKE Wit If. it T Scores Win .n -Tcnkins and k Kobert* are' . as ;t old alum will When the Spartan trappier* tnke on the highly regarded Wolverines Saturday night. Coach Pefulley Collins will be SIDELIGHTS > ho will not I** \ 9 , f counting? on throe inert to swtnjf the match in Michigan In IM Swim ( State's favor. . . ' the 1948-49 (ieorfre Hendcr, (ien© Gib- lit ItII I. t RDMAS Ikiii* Htid Krnnk Klipral have j TliursJn. niw! , twen coming thrmigii coiikirt- j iv alitijr w hen the chip* Wcro j iy iKV«u*e of the t«oxing dur r, In ycrmtt mnn-Or. Ihu i j plovcd I ugh school .v..,.in i he l.H'ttt men have been ; Jenison gym. Ttmrrfiay, f>h. 22, Ibr behind when this threesome took i over ..Jid pulled * rvin »»ut of the j 7'lay ii/,\ llendrr .stars {. I.anuwpnshtpl j ^ tn r—- - W . e •: t I i ii g at IfiT. pound*, i . (-iiANCir \j> on State's Gchji.c Bender Is having Ids t^bj year on the Spartan squad IIKKAKY OP IIANCKST nhpetlti | AAA — Keith Brc HOKKI) WITH II.WCHT.TS? — the .dp-en from ttir j on Id I _ f aitwton_Du« Urn j pit to Wcdneiwlaj SICK OP XTt'lHKS? — xUtfuting gmpydei. utter national A At His ifrord >n 1250 dual inert I Jem hail, ^conference - F NCAA wrestling ( Davie Mikle*. is U'«raslMrake: llsive Basnet, W s» .»w Date Manctell. T irt: v b i SnyiLer, 'itorn K"pp, W. Shaw. Tpeeled to give j mafCT 1 comb to Mm-* rmsT annual ' vi* nfff r» Mrnn » tit* 1I.M mcr-ull rncnirl. * •* <*""■ ?!t9 - c f .ctrler hi* big- < Fendley C> !lm* vith • when tic h»rt »cvrn »ln«. fun j,m'- ,h»' m.» , < f I Ciun«hi|.- ate ..Imml , ' ?aa-*H free*tie: Tag Wager. W S P ART A C A D E - f the dav. I Spartan suuad ln,s. »n.l a draw. At Ihc «la. • f Shaw. Kb fit if fin. K. Shaw, the •» th,. flAA'i. -r:.tu,n .1 tin ylarcl third ,nj.Sc.cn warnttig In fittur.-! Welti. :l,n - ,»,! .ft. «ul ■* ;« SATCKDAY KVBNINli. IKK 21 c ;;; I «t»f>orrmU that he would be tough to iktwfi. j •** Via j ♦ # mot • W».*g karkMirnke: Vr't-fi-Tv Adiurv JBNISON CIBl.tlllOl si: I'ntteatrfi Sa far ' " r, :? IIVOI 33 INtNVItH'AI. Thi* arason Ceorgr is undr. , " •v*» M h<*W fenteti in *even dual meet* He j *IMl ' has *e«w» fjttli over Indii.na %»n4 I ^,th tic Si ports Wire.. GKORfiF niMJf.R Purdue rival* and won dect | I w»cl» Fight evenly fratenuly ute limited tap v." v. twr K " d u e r Snviler (1 Diving' Doug Bdntmmwg|Vi. min., 5 aer,) flordon,' K. Shaw; VAIBT* MNOWTH tuisketball offu Soplis SfHirh I Team iostein nmyt l,w »;» by • Fowlm. F.nning. Snvder: l,arry W Show t*« »d medlev relay: Srmler (Vea- rANTOMiNC Ana r.AMtH Stale Fearers Hailing from Lakewood, Ohio J Tueadny, Feb. 20. Intramural til- »er M.i ridel I. Ashtiry); Maaon; or f'MANrc e<.-.ge i' 23 yrar« old and a *e practice periods are avahabti <12.9 i ated; hmr majoring in phvidral ediua frre*t>le relay: W. Straw autil% — Da fifth -u™ WdHT-LIFTINU •'■'I " ght aa tlw top roiite ,t at Brether Art W ~~llu U« Orris, alwi on ihc j feint*: \ i ntweight rhampion. »n<1 1 n i on. ! WJrailing ' dn4 m Olympic .lev. IU K. BKKK ADMISSION TO TUB HKX.UHOC.SB siot. JbU weight crown bv ,.m 73' Phillip* A* PrncccK* iln Tn CiiMcgc Ami Off » ' night, will he requtrei Campa* J«e Natiunal Boxing jsm. - ChariticH ihowgh Tit, ' tmpu* I'Kc.l other He «j>..r Patroui/4- Stall' News Arlvertiaera hampions and a I nner have ac- i of ttwre i.»se« I TATE trmm I — r.M. .ATK SHOW TONIIillT AT 10;.to is 21 years old, stands hd is m the Engineering — ■'"'—The Ohio' house got a req. He is married. •••lie department of Ohio State ui lootfeall n»ache*." That * what the school has bceorr.i? ki>>w *;• by Wesley K Fe*l» r. it v f M Makes a Man Love a Pipe d Ohio State, wanU pnrtlcularly ! tax... : ; hn j Gives Views h-.ioks And equipment of the state' library, housed in the State Office pf the I' S st.de department u/ri showim. n yuiru\m% j M$C fitult> woodwind I lit Talk Here II The en- (oh pic Cimnest . S. BiTTERHEI.lt illl HF.HS aemble played N i block * work be- fare members' of the 'Music Teach- \ | iContinued From Page 1) Foreign Touch cr« National association at annual meeting in their j When asked her formula for a Washington,! perfect party. she said. "Invite1 Gets Heavier Here T« Vi «»rh D C., in December only beautiful women ami brainy The department of state asked the ensemble to record the work i men, for men do not enjoy brainy In Ultra Sollies women, and never invite anyone -for oversea* broadcast a* a re¬ you do not Ukr'yourself, par-tuu* Foreign studariti have .increased sult of their performance at the larl.v to fulfill an obligation to 318 over last term's count of Washington meeting. The., com- i .1C8 , aemble by Niblock | | Twenty-seven (oreign student? graduated or left college last term. However, 31 hew students re- Journalist: Technicolor I placed them. Work V\ailal»l«- I . Most, of the 3?' arc Canadian Sut.—"Operation I'kcihr" Colombians are second in-number. — «lih — Spring Vacation Men arc in ! college as the majority as in a whole They the nut John Wa>nr. I'alriria Nrnl j number foreign *w«»mcn students l MUST I'a til llvnrled .V JUl "liOMItV iMdj — w ith — HIlilHA iITT] JAMES UAGNEY joiixv \ MIMTI »ttonal1 club w verting tonlgf To Pri•M -id Program Van UtTvoorls1 Fiction—Non • Fiction ALL SKI EQUIPMENT Ktrp man look* hi* W-4 with the U*t lookmic. tres « *Wr*« . L .■+.;}** made „u j,«, in the r««Btr*. Hifoe# in perir«»U Saaforited-Lil"- W &» he#:$> C.W. m. IV L *oa* iiutfilrt MWIM» ikttovoown -ns ■ % im -rsi'^k Lriaf »hil» «\lor