\h Cagers Drop WEATHER: For MOSTLY CLOUDY, irtans OCCASIONAL RAIN BCV—e DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION light Home Win VOL. 35 338 MSC EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1951 FIVE CENTS ail BF.N'H.'lik — l/r< — Notr<- Uanip.'t has-MliaU F prpvi'iil" loa* to Michigan Stat* last niifht. a Suggestion Ijiugh A Pay Allied Forces Drive Reds f , jt;ih yfraiilht homo floor victory, 56-10. , I,"-.en times on the road this .season, Notre Dame In .Sonic ('.lasses ' [ rflatched Michigan State's i control ffamc and hit a M- (iontest Set fa Just Can'tWin , Needed jj Each team made 59 ! tcr percentage of its shots, By Council Towards 38th Parallel attempts The criminal evidence mid-st- __ _ [from the field Put Notre !jbw\ mester exam was being marked irOlH:. i" " Ilrlih connected It times Mirh- and. strange, as. it seems the an¬ lean State's II (.liuirman Wants swers on the various papers were The lead chanted four bees remarkably alike. All Sliidrnt Ideas Collins | and the score seas lied i Wednesday, Mr. KreM. Ike tot- giving Ike ok els Air, Ground fore Noire Dame wept ahead to strnrter, la I stay at M-12 The Irish were. Otl The Student council suggestion class ike lie deteeter test. Of course it is up to the stu¬ Thai Call Far Me? , riiirir* jtop at the' half. 21-1", and away Readily Hftcr a '.rpf piTtled Mlt :• »nte*t open* prize for the winning suggestion today with a $.1 dents if they want to take the ]0 igan. .State arlly cut the margin to 22-21. to improve student government. The contest is designed to stim¬ test or not. but .failure to take it would be an admission of guilt, Units Batter ulate students to express their said Scott. fciftTON IpjM f ollins — < — (btwer told Steffen, f r ideas on government, and also improvements in student provide a Communists " esterday that in JehJtram. f 're.ms: St'ifierit t » relate these ideas to the council, according to Graves' Bill lliljur I'llilliiirk Dale Rhoades, chairman of the ilverixe Russia" To North •rot t» ,,,f. wou,d •* Soviet con- I Carhop, i MeAullffe "Some of the outstanding prob- To Reveal >rrii < Ivms fat ihg student government 20 >' Korfan Hnodgra** Greek Laws g n • ampus, pointed out at the stu- ■< Imv, :r. < antr al „» neral, army MUnffer. g rad bar k ,,n thair that summa- .Mean*, g y tiff alliart air. ig .>n the troops- j .:gM ».n .'he problems the council »rfilJery: assaults ,i* ,i joint session Totals " Rh/mdfr*; said, I'lannrri For Honor r gn relations and N'»«rfr Dame Rain Problem* Introduction Today ullback --■♦tee* l«e*lle. f Tr.«» main problem* are * . ■ P Sherman, ' ! How rr.av rn »re adequate a a, hitNoi.n smxnN prrations, told the I™*1' ' ■ tem .f communication between sTtrr xm* cirhm s»y»H»r r.,!«*•! States fares i n I Iron. c r Fraternities and sororities in _ O'Connor, g state-supported colleges and uni¬ ships and r,(hbon, , ipatton bv versities would »>e reuuired to Neumovr ernmental submit their constitutions and by¬ g abandon law* io the superintendent of pub¬ lic instruction and their school ad¬ interest total* n lit ?H %*i ministration* under the provisions Half-time score: Notre liame of a hill to be submitted to ttu Urtpati 21. Michigan state II house of representatives this after- tree throws missed: Michigan Sherman tie- Male—Bower steffen MrAuliffe. "Any fraternity, sorority or se- W. ( ares. Mauffer. I'nseth Notre cret society" and lis members who ourse offers fail to romplv with the require¬ liame—l.eslle Badle^ 1 lew In- of survival, Over-All Intetest ment* of the bill would t»e dented I ski ?. OC'onnof .1. (.ihtxms 2. prospect of Neuma.r F'iihtrl. the facilities and privileges" off which now the college or university. According to it* principal spon- I Mrathrr. of th# r».l of "flo«iti,r. M» r,nrr.'' are Janet l.inder. .Hawyer senior; Keberra Hakce* Rep Cera Id W dram (,fl*j winter term plav. Ihten in nn a pbone rnnversa- I ambridge II. junior. Marion Owen. I.ansinc State Whips t.r. Alpena), the hill is primarily de-i signed to reveal any discrlinln- f tlen in the play, Thorp. I b Ira go senior., torrgrnund i* Marguerite H. 'standing, left In right freshman; and Hall.v llameline, ftrand Itlaur sophomore. story clauses in the rules of the I Gonzaga I . or garu/atNin*. Reveal Frarikes Craves eomlders it the oiitiga- Coll*-"*- (amiiciIv liainrtMil II eather In Boxing tion of a fraternity of.sorority in Term Players Plan Final Fx/M-rled linlny a Mate institution to reveal what¬ IS : ever it* practloes may lie. u order" of 1« In support of his bill last night, Cumui haft 175 to, M'AA (:ii,I.Imiii|i> , iw cited the reply of one fra- tut* Page under « arms, i Full By I', 2-A2 Scurt i«ra*ty at MSC An answer to his | request for a copy of Its reguls- Rehearsal Before Opening The Spartan pounded out «t; The letter, signed br WiHIam-1 Final rlresN rt hrHrkftl tor the winter term play. "CJrHMlltye. ie-w"irm' irimi nation Fsust. president of Idii Delta Theta. states the fraternity "is a My Fancy/* is M'hcfluM f«»r tonirht. with this firnt jwr- 1^2 , ' ^7^^ forma nee tomorrow in Fittrrhild theater. ! iwn aniei i v : lip Plans f-haptrr at Michigan State College is fonccrncd, it will remain se- The piav will im presenter! tomorrow. Thursday untl Fritlav mghta at 8 .15. Ticket* arc «>n ( ' " 1 "" * r' 1 . ' -ale at the t riion dc.*k for f 1. Meeting Bait fireeka of this Icgis- Recall Halted At the beginning auon Cfavr# had „ 4. Plllilicitv Material By Air rorce For ItrollierliiMHl Air Raid Te*t hi -.tate-*upp«»rted institution* if »rttie« WAalUNtiTON urn* to tier aim* il . To Determine the orgaru/ations had diaerlmina- force today inrtefii t»on clauses in their rharters The its plan to recall • !T;.uvV" w«»*" senior, bally Ilatne- Week Arrives . , , < or rent bill is a departure from listed n en to acti hi* original plan ( iiion lloiinl Plana Raii^e Of Siren fkhff sponsors of the bill are Joseph K Warner (R-YpaiWnti), The air force a Peter J Kelley (D-l>etroit). an decided NpeelaiAata NtH Hit - * arn the na- ! Me B«i\F R** Tagr % ' This d'a» not ,j •f prejudice ' on l —— — | Council To Diwiiw Plan* For Revision lufantrv i.atletH The NEWS IN BRIEF Hear Korean Vet Communist Variy Loses Meinlters Of (flliltV I11 Rv Sliav Duo Split* Ward J.'kLomlon Hail Strike ( ramp* aded guilty • \ation anting cu- Mister" Wins Theme Contest •fternoon. 'ghaay dc- imitted hi* the S5 mil- 'Quote • * 'be ut*9* The rise thm^ i*a» the l>e»t «f the 7i adMW "r two Their teiM.-i mg Are last ». mo —e .... ta. M>ul uv Mo 0« ououuoo'u-oi, *0 Dm H,,M, ,h, t V To Delay Diseussiou^Of Hed t hina . $ s '«;rvT» berau>r of the tie. living units more freedom in their m,r brains i' «.i U t ask Bends *** deeoratwn." hg^jerUiaB h-u ptentv ' , , r ■ «■ -a gf -»ut -f the »v - The no ^oeds are te« kmsal ed- Up the themes. *aid Mi I UNITED NATION> N V «*. Imiol Nate ■ted* pun to «a. h n viiors for the theme r mmliav. Thl» theme .orrmifiee i 'vol- «r.d *a«e hmpUal and Frank »aid the* *ill b* »he rinj ^ meeting f c■'*: r . \ 1 - 4i restaurant for -mat dependable ones a carnival. froroell rsmpiu. iiv.ng gr-ups WSt >|MM*rh Tojiich r .-»mr»utiet has ever had fore the eivl of this. *etm to k> :*elieve we'd Ti»T Od €BB Of Hark trveT the theme. hesrd «bo>«t All we'U have to do when •• WIN 9raw U* he wfittcn and *r»hall F truer *a»d. Thru wsnt some wnrh done is send it Tha representative* will comprehensive Marshall I rges III-) 'ear-Old Dra ft Arnold •hey were just sorry for to the hospital." he said. "They bits for quotaiioriA t -r - pick up speech i a report on ATLANTIC CITY. NJ f'r—Defense Scrretary Marshall, urging ' v"ar old State -ertainly can't get away from it" I early In spring term, Frar.K 9; through Feb 28 educators' support for drafting at »B-> ear-olds, said last night this An Flat on their barks in had, net- A system for t investlga- *f. Administration (country's "well known military weakness encouraged Couunumsl ag- I her vf the coeds taped to he out. inary drawings 'umJ duple. buddin, gresaioo in Koiea.' emphM»U that tiieu of the hospital for snothar aamtk bmmt plaooad to TUB MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 'Twite letters To The Editor Money Flows Tm Much Money Moonshiners ln Michigan State News Into TV Setup Mother Feels WASHINGTON -(*)-. The chief ,u jSSf. ass Non-Combat unit ««ntwl f'otigress today that ),j. At Iowa State ' Tuatvely tu |Ih» uw fur republic*! of'all die* 31 (he lo'al newa printed' newapaper, M well all AP m cope with'any tnoonxhining or hoot|,.„,;r"v"' result from a .IT' i par ceht larost j,, t^.., '* ' AMFft, 1«. —f/n - The only Vets Should (mi |V|Mitv Revenue CommlMiotjir CurM,|| l* television Setup -in lbs ruifiorr 'of the alcohol tax unit, and his enf,. WObTV , wholly owned ftbfl ripeffltprl by m TIIF TDITOR: % K. Avis told the house pays anil m,,,,,." an eriueationnlI Irmtltuiiuji. I »v^i Tn ilrre^tlhg. 'f n'Jt m> particular cnfnrcemen't prohlein, n, Hints eollege> stntluU WOI-TV, startling, to rend Somf of the Vln (ho Associated Press we tret tin' news that the mily. Is- hard at south, where the small moonshiner hrr< on ptoJeHiy y- t ::=! tellers in your television Hlnllon owiiiil iiml <>|ierii(eil exehtslvely toy mi which wilt cut dow n A few dayago I read : letter pirn bony for many year«\ | ediifuditnitl limlHitloii In working hard t» cut ilown c.x- signed by Pit Curiam 20. If resslve profits. 'the «HIhmi. crlrhrnput It** fir«s| somlvrraary tomorrow. ilrllh- hend his shoulders. Pat is Iti'iulinit iitoi'iil Imvn Stiilc mllcne's IVIO-TV brings lo. t ri erstely |« hiking m l( mnvei right, we .should n»»l draft mir mind thnt MHt' Is In the emtorynnie stnae "f establishing CAMPUS Istirll IU goal nf Hrvelfiplo;; lR-yCar-oldf. They should have lis own TV station. It* own •|M*»,l;»t prnnrfln* for The t«» etatinns are imt as yet set up tn purallel each fowam,' hetirlil. .other;'It) fact, rifrht now they are exact opposite*. Whereas the ISC station has Its mvit transmitter, tout tin control mom where pmni'ums can tocorlxinnted, MSC College ■rpt?rJ«H*ts thnt pivjdui^hiri of 11 TV pt'ogrnni both llWfol and cunccfte lolffC'din^ hi =^= CLASSIFIE has the control room, hut no license to transmit. lorn I progfiim..'is ready It vvMl'bo doesn't «erfn Iu hold rnuc|» loah- s * * * * fcilbstKuteU for tin lucottie-prri- W h > in b'ljking hbnut Hvihnn* town State stepped In at a ripe moment, and was assign¬ (luring coinmerl' strina-" WV lire talking aUmt /^HONI.INYOU* AO-I UII, IH. 261 Z™1*. ed a television permit liefore the Federal Communications Among prime in-ivor* In Ihe fr»o» ?if rrghls nn»l respunsibilitirs/ \VOl- TV iiinh'itnkuig /u». |b commission elamisal a lid on applications for transmit¬ Charles P. Ftiiey, ISC |tiwiflpnft •ATIS—Mlfiiawdi eh«ffM he IS woo)-. m |~J ters. nearly three years nun. and lib hard » Hull, din rb.r of J teyv V-00; «v* dayi, »I 25 [,,k *■ Today Iowa Stale has a commercial arranitcment with WOI. Thl* Is"Uu; Allualion iin of 15. 3c per day. ■ four national TV networks, hut llfey are workinu to de¬ I bey out llhe It S-. rely children the jX^vr;* r-okf rto UfiUhl t»r /»««! At |irMPiil~b> a ftirtuiMtr velop their.own special preprams, In an effort tn ellinin- nle Income produclup network program*. It seems to us that lowans have the ripht nnple — pro¬ lunpe u«t a n«r Will TV Is an HNrsllmnil l»\* biideri station 1 dfl hr»t .Want tn rail hark velfrans Wnn saw real "iervlre EMPLOYMENT LOST rgi rtiablmt. ur*r# JLjperl- j leiulr' r duction of video toroadeasts with educational purposes 'Ilud's tieriuKtr} WOI TV lets and havk a wife anil family, ^ rv t*»NO ^dwny ."!? ' H«U» This is just what WKAll-TV, or .whatever the station t'.iit there are |»|rnt» nf vrte- ^ m ran* who day of will, toe called, plans tn do. lint evidently they will lie never *;»*• a Of *ai ?ATfS ON j i . jCal fighting. I am referring k3*.'Y AND NAV/ pri!1 -hampered unlit the FCC decides to lift their hall. "U to those men who went tn j * * * *' vhool all the time they were irvf^n ' AT ON hCTUHfS i Ml.SSll.1 |- At There are two steps (hat a prospective TV Htntion In service ami then when they must complete hefore it can broadcast. In the ense nf an came, home went hark to. ent- t M'CffS fptUOfOS 1 MSC station, the eoltepe must: lege on their fit hill (the same •Ar A ?--• PfOtJirrMfNTS I as the man whn saw fril f.Ro#» 1 I. -Make application to have a TV channel assigned to fighting i. These fellows got Fast l,ansinp. The eoltepe has applied for the transferal ' their rnmplete rnllege edura* of a Grand Rapids channel to Fast I,unship, hut II will lion. Why aren't they railed Vk 1 SamiU,«N»UM* lie some time In-fore 71 henrinp eolnes tip. V ♦ * C' ,-*»Wi» (O handle , u*- « 1 1 1! If a channel is nssipued to (lie area. State can only Pi-**' t * ti n* rwMJilti.na ^ Opuor- wait until the FCC lifts its froete liefore application can l' -a." t*kelWhSen » Vmh®! ' lie made. Put II I hen. MSC , will have to he content with n pampas T-e «'•» SJo N <'ap»'«it. i persona! honk-up, allhouph program* could cimcclvahly ofipinate FOR SALE ill the. State control room, and he fed to W.IIM-TV for iransmlttnl. — NANONAt CHIWV WFfg * * * * At* i? TO ?? 1 It seems to us that the FCC Is helnp'a trifle harsh in C++' 4*. A 'V r»^,.y p;# kix'pinp it* linn so hrtutd. inasmuch as TV would lie used C'ei-¥ TAH ""silVH-... •—J for audi a worthy propratu education. HOEfLINGER BAKING CO. 1 Two other cnllepes are ill the same hunt. Ohio State and the t'niveraity of lllipois aye nmv in the process of pain¬ Thomas 1. Slokei - A' -e» rMVCtOi rjHA S-ete TUatru » vol- , SERVicfl ing the trails feral of a channel to their respective areas. rw»m». *•«.ereethr | We can see plenty of reason for limitiop the area of .The 1 am/nislicd Ilohuoblin Pfp-L'' 'aid Millnh Merle's influence, hut we think the FCC could hest further America's educational system by accepting ap¬ ropyrlfliK IHt. t'fiKeri feature Evndtrete. |nr !!!! t o r*.nu tVa^a ('Ml) j*Tnev!» l Do-. ' • J plications for transmitter* from the nation's rollopcs and universities. WASHINGTON rial II v of Defrien* ( calmly rtwen^d • 1 !>de ' banner fills in ft»in crisis. Marshall and tiiscnlmwer are trained military men and CJene- | (onsidrratioii* Involved — Imt ' TffF RfHTn "NI TS" r r« •«■**<# fceft,I»ii U J f* f-pt, w uiivf «o4 9 Yyui tUkrr •-TM.1 If | aj. c. :*e.n3 I have reached the conclusion . . . fttrategfcts and »el can talk that there is greater peril to HIOND - • ffi COyWU redw* **»*1 r>»Uo-w vpealier (ell three- ||t like elvlliaus. and tldnk tike (ireal • >ii Discovery through weaken¬ our set mil v clvlllano. so that they rati tie ing the morale of our allies bv 1 jrrrriEN'T I«UA*« Jm lily under stood |>v rlvilMwt. w ii,; each wea 9fM in- » debate baser' upon uneer- it !11 ifitehrd baiindry l'n a-im | * it iu fmovt: r%TTm*n* ta I titles than there e-au |ios- . ' Mlturdn-( Mrf. Tltr Toledo HU.Ir Well to tin fieneral strated lisenliower demon¬ Ids silily he j ttiroue h the pnMir » t-'ay Wytjwif ©f v«W . |i t y P F -v * In a tnlkWlth t»en. IkiugliiN Mm-Arthur the most Milk¬ .1 Oil could almost hear the slide as the air was several da*s caiiaettlrs ago. here and Gene¬ diM'huisre of our planned- Sad I .overs S«.t. All ,.l.;:-ld «"X35l let out of llinse who have heeit ral Marshall again l»a* dein- ing and memorwhle thing I heart! htm nay was thin: "Man lias at last maiie the ureal diw«vrr,V; he has discovered iraradiug nIhiuI % around screaming great American laud mutinied his ability, f h nend Marshall, al hmtj In t. \Y under About KiMBALl Cff :(»J how t<» ilesttHiy everything tlint he has created.** WILCOX That remark eamo hack to me when I read about Broth- erhooft week \vliit h i* promoted each year by the* National ' so that you ml rottnllfsir American dtnighhovs a vision of Pretty Coeds Second Hand Store fi. j turn Idiot:. on the double-t|Mirk. Conference of Christians and Jew a. There has always (owaj TO THE EDITOR: THY Ch.' .< nut uf every village. The "great 1 h.lrr«(, n..r i -*. ** Iteefl reason enough J or a feeling of brotherhood in the On MN-in* the rerent MSG > Ml ill f MICH AVE. debate'* was |Miiietiircll tiftri the 'mild sale; - wh*» were horn iu America or those who have come to this up around Km here. Wy ' Iwve'hcaKt* tile* »-m» " '* " at j country to make their home, owe more to luck ami to chance than is us (Tally admitted. That I did not happen > if the » li r, i->3 0«, Ci«a*in3 J ' . «-»•— • of "c* r--4**i — "j _l CKSABfTTiS—Aa B*a-> 1,— 1.75 lo he horn in the most impenetrable part of Africa or in WOLVERINE TYIMRJ a Silurian village or iu Tibet or the less accessible part, rented fi iendly att-itu*1e It? t. ^ of China is a mere matter of luck It is nothing that I can APPC.N Where are all I nyions s» Gave*. properly boast of. It certainly wasn't iiecauso I was smart i»' vch»ti'-m of speriflc OKures, AND li ' *,* ( hi,line ? I be ilrh rn _ 9gc or thoughtful or fiiraeeiiig. It just happened that my par¬ .*Im Ml nut italiua. but N«« rtm -NOW ents were who they were and that I was horn where I was "I like this step reluctant- fell*,** date - 1.29 e *♦ I a a Ktrl thai b, in AN". -2.98 S'v'XSl • born hibernattun? — H O"' Me'i So. ft-:, 3 1.00 son to I hardly see how I look down on or anybody else has someone any right who did not happen to be or rea¬ • that Jii-l A Minnciil r-.. 1 14 go fortunate. The same thought applies to the hundreds added tluit he thought sex divi¬ and UteM Uvil Vti IJY's'o ,-rJ Of thousands who were born here in America and are in See IdtKAT, Page 5 sions would come wn.V quota which net Wo »ciudi>rs well within Ho-hum Two l.une»ome I «i FOX HOLE PX" haw gouKht tu ojji.jhlish In- ■—Ily Steve llranwdorfcr |, STM£ THEATER dee*I.-Pud figure would seem p*. ilo-hum. Spring must U« on the way. Kvery time th* "•** i j Crossword Puzzle quotas MigKevted Tap from tnne'to" time liy SnmdM trmpoiiitbr witlrthe tt up, ambition Norms to k- to the end.'the linn! ™ 1 Apally was su,\ near SQRORITIES 619: V " 'J ACROIt blurt. lUf over here'* *otne itemn t! CCNS. -* HiCs S STUDIO t. | a up apttv . ft A»~ ill. Mia told the raj.<»'d. " PCS > OuR o..'." '■■ ~j-A Why do ail the drug atpres sell NVN.i COMPOSITE PICTURES "I believe you've taken other eye-openers? They're missing the . '~*it I III, great deal of the heart out c whole meduml world. Students studying this argument." SHOES , Wit * ' ' j nets I uwitkenerH, they nrnl slwper*. -sii ""v' o>» « r l%- oi xo Cli |u» |i - .... m ;j Fill* to supply fitep in eapstile form would go like hot :• »' Ru t >-.» a,him s,uk. cakes. Imagine Unrig id le to buy nine hours of deep slum- ; •'•'*** * ' 1 '• • •• ».r. u,--. ta KEN'S •* • ' CM) l-Hfl U*r for rents. Th'ink of being able to open the upper . e\tren»it\ nth! flip in two pink pills that would eliminate (plotion—Are >ou in favor M* 1 md only the desire but the need for hitting the sack. id 1he lH*>ear-old draft HOUSING t. ci>«Tr i n««jgtoc« Concerning the signs on tlrand River that say Walk and -izjsriafz 1.-^, ,.,a» ii ! TVTl'- ' 4' * ( r if MP CM rd m * ' - ' J Don't Walk .The, Ka»l Lansing ptdice deimrtmenl has n —, »' n -1" Jm miss • - —J V rr tr It But on the other hand, they've neglected the sporting r«ri»l Tide;. MATtehall junior jjil'snjggf R. cHtr Nv t4^*j nature of this lifeblood of the nation, Change those signs. kl TRANS^^I _.. c u r IftTb* Kn>«ral4 thing n> Instead of Walk and IWt Walk, the.v shbuld read Tak? a get this war over with ** tAClif xeA CAtt ft-«;4l n, CnrhM m V K •. ",J» ' s )i IhlwKiUnl uf Chance and We Dare Von, It would In* lots more funr 9*JEsiSL And board for i WAVTr.D • V rf It. r»P*fpinj to if it # * One last ?diot. Everyone should restHt-t nil visitors to the ^ ~ •rer ■ ffipa f I..* M ■ ■ u da > Ki* it on the line smacked uf ih,«r campus. But oh. Miss Maxwell. Please doi^t let them ajv V The episode served to point tx>int you an ambassador unless it's to Afghanistan or Tim¬ : a r o y ■ s jew:-; HP some qualities of President buktu. Your diplomatic gesture of wanting to have an ice MtCHtGAN *• * i* Truman as a politician and ELGIN WATCHtS LLJENvE- II pick with you in ease you get Stalin to one of your parties, \Aney Pryor. KAUmaroo iM«- '. political leader, both mi the >i credit and debit side. would be "hilarious" in the striped pants wprld. But I'm lor—• It 's a good idea, when they expansion watch brace.e > Very Ret out they'll be mure mature. —. shrewd has been his selection sure Stalin would get the |>oint. Hi Ot'* SltVICE —.WE'V-5' V •f two generals to carry the llwhum. This warm weather. PHONE 4-6525 TUB MICHIGAN 8 fA T K NEWS led Swimmers Take Meet Sororities Pi Kapfnt Phi Queen AWS Voting Set For Union, feed Records Set ' * * u* Show Table Living Units i«l Bowling Green ml VWv SpnrttmetVe Sellings L |,n.kc two pool record* in sln> Jo«I the MirHiiwn [L^ttr* t» a 86-42 swimming victory Llntr university hero Saturday. Put *M«K»o«n. An. L |i,,r awn-record of 18.2, Mix* Scott swam lhi»! president' slrited. I Off-cu'ihpu* - houftin ickstrokc In 18.1, Miifoilien, co-ops,' and ,,«■ fid yard l»«ck- Limiting living Sj Envt .7] **» (, ,| ,lf .10.7. The record of 41.'6 I »y«i«w.y. fllio Hflh for bbhttl president* Ono lii'iiliIn»>t f.,.,/. protili . » ' 1 tliriluc. tjit" "*"• Ioko otlitor ' ovo backstroke lierted to \ v Scott, MSC rather, they think tin parked by He® to write , ,k first place one end -then - 6„ v,ird tie® style is expected- in through it * Well, this column Tat Fenrn- . ,t in dare to be- flilJcTcnl" 1 Sweeney, while Written by women's »»aj It's synchronized ers, the coeds who wnir r:;'i.,cc ak'ioiist ttowt- stories on thin page, ;< e women's page cditn A first column nsuaii} to an extended disetmsio the writer think. the i the newspaper is or was" named, {!■, wav t W/OMEN'S Conme Cniulotu PAGr cuse. this coluoifi Way , yy Pi Kappa Phi Chooses better name ingge led Fraternity Queen At Danee l),rt Monday l, i.i. in page cob rrr ,n Eiser Hits Tal ly ry's Marine.:'! '• f. Safest Path , Candidate for the national Pi Kappa Phi queen Jit lane Spring Urines Jaunty aqua, a freshman at Western Michigan college. Chosen at the Pi Kappa Phi term party Saturday. Mi To Slimness aqua mil reign as the h*cal chapter queen ie«| \iil enter Toppers* htiloreil Togs ^ — ~ C" " teoinjo titioii for nationiiP" In spile of hundrt Ki SI R lltMIKKMlN Social Circuit •P" Spring t t ..in- ♦ here and heavy winter clothes will Kobti bo tit jar-i.-ti in i.r of colorful chic spring fashions. The fai vei'siit»lit\ is »rnt>hitsi/.e«l more Ihitti ever in -jacket*. suits and coats The same emit ope dons for rnmpuv (lords Create Dorm Council. Build Spirit Hlia Kill® - I on Bv IN A MAPPKM A women's inter residence Sliaiv Slates hall council is being ; «:t up Wives thij -term to create more spir¬ I uteri lor ii i it in the dormitories. Mis* |car Child Dance Pest £E Plwlgr Paddle mlogist Continuous dani Shows Creeks ttd and physical, is lie the featured eve semi - formal int< Hell Week dance to he held hall Friday fv-. i,.: 12 p.m. Two college hu » the Inlet d..i m shuttle between S i * women* doi mil'') u-v (roe transportyU'.ii I attending the bail t. ■< and last hours of * < two during the i o t \Vi Ken MaJllwm. I-der '• cil president, annmiM will bo featured in lounge and Mai'f;,»)l K into the l®an- f/ f) J supplement V J/Z Is and over- 1 \oii ,s//ffii im; at yoi h i.a\sim; ' than .'>0 *tu- \ >t . s. in rrt;Hnn.n nn. ithis cm to receive rem the bank STATE 1111 u| >< W0NI8AN 8LA0MER ,■}£- V Wal.il Sill- bmtiitc. He-hi*an I .anal m. Wkbican v McQuator Irbrmrv 17 thru 23 $W«d&c»:| LAST TIMK TODAY the planned Y\UA To llcar 'unci DiM'iinttion Saturday thru 1 relay "Two WBBkt >y Kruef. of the >u»tory u{ ■ "0|MrafioM PaofiB" With Low" Cooperating wtthx in* Mother*' SI SIIAY. I i ll. 2."lit - — JOHN WAYNE and — with — THE RIGHT RING for county roed- JAM rowr.LL Union Coffee Hour es emulated 1* % 1 KM 1A NBA I* to *tu- Kit \KIMI WON r \I.H \N YOUR LEFT HAND uires To Honor Three For leisurely ilin in it in LANSIN8 l.aitilrif. Vfwtiican CAPITOL Department* jAewumt atmosphere LAST Tim: TODAY 1 FEAT ('KM l.jmtni, Mkhitan I.Asf TIME TODAY "All Quiet ofl lb# THE PA80DA |l|, mkmmm g ubiaMH f.ttH I wtiwra rrtii Krilmiriifit — with — ftUrrtnf Jewel™* l>w Arm — btui* Waihwiiw Alan l-*«id • Won* J re*man JwtiM Wray — slim ^mmrrvilU • Fine Food* "ICKVKM'K ACJBNT* "Dark C8|" * I hiiiing Htxina® — with — slarrinc OBIiAM Ml kit HI (HI CK Vlt AkT iStuala* Kennedy - Jtran Wile* ( haite« Unto* - LtaaheUi Hr»it ItM B. IBB AVE. PHOSr. t-UII finahm Hie vena twin All • A6 ACHIEVEMENT BANQUET FEMtfAAY 22 TODAY LAST DAY TICKETS ON SALE 1:28 P.M. Ag. Council Memliers WUl Contact You U An DTAf n Cagers Crush Wolverii Michigan Is Easy Victim As State Defense Sparkles Ry JIM MtAVKWCytOO Michigan State's eager* ahnttercd Michigan'* 17-year | jinx Saturday nigrht a* they crushed the hapless Wolver¬ ines, 4,1 to 32. at Jenlson fleldhouse. J he victory marked the' first time since the 1933-34 i n that the Spartan bas¬ ketball team bas lieaten ^iimmaev I Michigan twice in the same oritlg Ml miliary | season. Hfrlior this 'year State ttfHippcrl Cl'te Maize and Blue at Ann Arbor by«a 49 to 38 score, win booster! the Spartans 500 mark in |7TS? Ten com¬ .... • t • • petition as they moved .into fifth ill, position. ... I S I 4 olntu l^ad Attach • • 2 • I II Bower, who pumped In six I I I I of eight floor shots for an amazing 777 percentage, led the .2 • 2 41 I 4 2 State attack with 17 points. The ^ , • Spartan forward collected 11 of .14 II 24 his counters in the first half. re. tt rr rr • The Michigan State defense, 14 2 4 best In the Big Ten. was. never better. They held the Wolverines 4 I I I I 114 2 to a meager seven field goals as they had the situation in hand throughout tpe contest. Couldn't Score Traltin, si.,hp, r Duiing the first half Michigan could get away but 19 shots and hit on only two of them. A11 told In .11 lha WW •« WW Ilia nn.l tw.-m.rtm In the Wolves netted seven out of •■ 2 2 2 Ihy ftpnrtnn. 42-22 virlnr, < 4 4 4JJk- This attempts from-the field for a • 444 dh'Mbv^ in.7 average, 1 Two wwrf marker* are added In the Hparlan urm MKWM mmn a* vrnnnd (In wkHe) la Mil Rower while Mlehlgan'a m*n mmiih J Bill >ak*tiom led the Spartan defense capably until he left on foul* late St^ont, in the contest subbing for. the injured Kck- liOiig Inland U 2—44 24 12 No 'Hail The Viclm *rnre a* renter Wnh C arey gnea ay fnr a haek- Jaek levltl and l aid, Chock Morrav aland help- Itav Steffen. held Michigan's Trio Quizzed For U of M Against Sti «ar4 lay-tip In Matnrday'a l««»le with the Wol¬ leaaly behind. »>' R" .forward, Dick Williams, verines. lending vnral support In the Itark- without a field goal The lanky A Natural Alhlrlc IIiu Ten Slamlinga In Brilre Plot It. MM. MrflBAW 'rum W la rn. rr or NEW YORK— Nrwvll. Hip Ili'W Mii'lt- ifcitch "up itriirrnll.y with tthrnioiii g km of Mirhipin. running attack, smothered the ' .ig ut. ' ijritii Slalp lm»MI>nll nmcK | '!"• f*«'' • I play are-included; In his rust 15 Northwevt'n 4 M HTATI: % 5 3 Mi .3M 710 IW 783 '?? 483 ^...:^'p:"mn"^«:„:isn4rt«n .....Rational new game - fixing Spartan «.mpk*«i. pnwioc attempts and through, over and around the M- • • went [ WoU*-. games he took only 141 shots, less MliinrMil.1 5 8 «3« 823 811 •ranrial __ vrrv .„.■<<-.«(ul vrm nt cm,pen- Wolvei ine'*'defense to |M>und out(Jun MirMxan 2 7 .222 $82 322 lli.tri.-t Attorney Fnink S I In- Mm with thr Wolverine.. 4lir|tflsiti|: riipn Ki'HMtl), Jt'aiey despite the glowing things I a win up M. fPit.On being the viettm of a shM pf his sophomore play But idea that Carey Would aller- I'urdur 2 8 .?#• 817 728 .ltd I ho trln t» hi. office, nt l-Ww-nJwt, February. Mtrhwan Slate" ha State swimmers «!«*» grahtied ' (Mdo Mate 2 lit .187 773 M3 Hie same time emphasizing that much to Newell'.s Milpnse ail*I do- j > at centei with Hay Steffen. rn. inlerrtico," were to Iw ilrnwn jow> m»M« »p" without Suf- 1 thell •hare of the rpotllght in thr ' • light, (he big fellow came around | seiuol from Flint. The rea- |N**ttltrllidint Mnndat '* ferlng n single low. tradiltonal nxalrv bv churning v''' in exactly five practice he didn't immediately put ir thn»e are Sherman White, baseball last sptlhg. MSi' to a .VV29 victory over V. of M s ' known I the point that the both into the stalling ilineup wa» i Shite the Wolves Twice. The fust j rrmeH this season 40.1 j that they' were the biiiy g thr second Spar- big guns in a Utl team that start- nuiii - rite name i- hasn't missed one since. toco he ha high-scormg and then suddenly slumped. 8-5 State victory. j it Coach Chafles McCnffree's j Hie foottiall team, an ami be hurt, the Spartan goose would rKuy Tho second diamond meeting! en Irft noihlng t«» doubt grace personified, tmi(!v indispensable lie is tie cooked. 14 point-pcr-game scoring av- Clark S. hole*. Bert M* taicb- a Mipkib play-maker ami Their cpiestioning was the lat¬ hull handler who "plays the gamei A Iter o a led Pair >ge going into The contest, w as 7-8 Green and f |an and other State stirs dondn- est development in a fresh col¬ v lbdi Carey White w » n !aterf'the meet and Michigan was low like it should be played," ac-j Newell clung pvlhis pntterii ill- * lege scandal that shook basket¬ Hiliog to Newell....11 is driblile is* j terontiog the pair rather evenly the State man assigned to Again it was a j never in contention, ball fans across the nation and 15 • 10 mo than knee high, especial- until hint!} inning | The latest hasketlwiH victory.! I he., on porta id Michiaao led' to the arrest of «t«~men-In¬ , ned first on a foul cluding three stars of City Col¬ rttUjrttuit rock- ! pr»Hhn*(l something new. in that ] e irgirfre of this was not disc Insert. Coach John Hobs' Spartans *>nd dusr, I iK casjonafly goc gh us I. j self to, Newell, just Ms in IHte lK Nation » Real Of course, th# football .season j The m u c h- is average j (ore to "Biggie ' Mom txmgTdand was one of the tin- provided Michigan State with its publicizcd ta»o j m 15 games This season is only J and Karl .Sehlariema | IuhTs topHiaske^trall teams as it biggest satisfaction Coa^'h; "Big- ! V'a ride rKuy had respectahle 8 4 Ho aetunHy is j where Carey holds, roiled unb8wten through 19 gie" Munn stunned the pre-season little success orth double fiiat number or 1 shot put records >■ straight ganies egrly rn the sea- "experts"' by fielding a team that | Then the tekrn,went-.west was predominantly' made up of | Late Double Hosts he Wolverines i !. to the rnentNnf its rtma/emfepVpf its ufans, sophomores and scored a 14-71 fens* Mwrjx 44 a-rlllw-alav A1 Sporls Wire I IIK %(iO- "Vt—Chaibr,Fr »ri ami Due For Prop nking thetu neaicr games •pped four U>**es to Arizona. Aruhna. of theNvjott i St St. l^tps. win at Ann Arbof, *•«Mlv Realm The Maize ahd Blue recovered / j whole just couldn't get going. ! The *. lid Green and White de- Johnny Bra^nr, leading ron- Kaf)aa> Stife and California Iefb|^rom this l Hi'HhmIv te 1 v)51 American leagm* contract* yesterday. their part in HkrUs I t Mlenre the game-dxtng plot, , Juv] scortxl t hi1 l\i st' . Wiretap evidence may le use big'leagm* • areer With S'J sevontis left in the game t*» t>i |n New York courts if the tap is Dytrott Hod Wings a 3-2 tie against the Boston Bruins in a fs made with permission of a court" H'Ski > game last night before 11.241 Ian*, or Her Such an order w as issue*! « . A * * ' * in the i*asketball case . scholastic athleti TIW1. Three City College stars, l-AI.Wirilt Iiid.Saw-purdue's Boilermakers, in u»e m yesterday Pi ev who last year helped Are their eiu.ite held goal shooting peifornrance of Western conference I (kvwne.t Minnesota s basketball team U.vt night. 81-78 ha* been hehi c team to an unprecedented double AlllKJC State College campus national crown, were said to have admitted getting up to $1,500 each WlllTRFHiliKE ninute basket In guard J«tk Jones ot the Big Ten cellar and slap Michi- SrVKTANS: These Arc l»uck I hit- Which Mean- per game to fix three games this RIMMIKS year 1,400 fans last night. Ynu Nrml A Cult! •13.95 * IIOI MON. lex Pvl-Mifl i I'llONE S..1.VVI — VARSITY CAB CO. defiance of a IH# A, 21 llnttr lavi Srrtir* HRfMIKS < 1.41 CM I SMI I I *( HlHJvKY *k MIS ON WAY TO CI.ASSKS -M4> «4 m •12.95 # Sate Time lor o«r MKVS askuvg liaselaili 4 Tuc*.. Wed.. Thur-,, Sictn 7 Thn>u|th 15 ami I'tiday . . . TOM TA2LQI mil trill %—.AN—■Writer eight Joe Mux-h inmiaied out a • TWO 1101 It SERVICE UONH lightweight champion Ik* WrUianiT p.tkl 127.,485 t»v s*«e the young New Ileal Thf Wcrhrml! ubmiwion with a tdde aim left ami i again rot ked tlie aggirsMve 135- ffc tap. East Lansing Serve Laundry llrwk and Stag Ttfalmral- Strphan 211 E. Craa4 Rlnt Availahle l ul Uulni (Nrtl In T-ichcirO COLLEGE INN ANNOUNCES NEW HOURS SUNDAY thru THURSDAY -10:45 a.m. lo 10 p.m. - FRIDAY «nd SATURDAY-10:45 a.m. to 12 P*J ftbruary 20. 1M1 TBI M1CB t« Alt STATS NBWS ft* few iartan Thinclads, Swimmers Win; Illinois Snap* Fin; nince Clashes rosters for tomorrow's String Of Fencers IPC swimtnini niuit b* in by The Mirhlffmi Stat# frnrinff trtnwlont it* flMt mMt I* lias Again Loads W ay Mnrai srf&iuie Hoogerlivde Takes Three 5 untight. IM mentor, fiank Bee- I man, announced Unlay. tivnlve on linn* Friday hlght, hnwlh* hi the Cnlvrruitf «tf Illinois. 10 to 0, nt Cham|uilfn». 16 Big Ten Victory n\«KirnAii, Tiir.cU, Krh. '!« Firsts To Pace Tankers ha s k v t ha 11 t ou ilia meet On the f»l|o\viii|f nixht, thr s.iuad la.unrml hark lo dawn Iowa. 21-A, and N*rth« Court I Thursday, probably will be: v ., . Ri At.F.x i.ymi« « I" MS Moll. Mull, v., Il..u l.iul ft 4ft Snyder 13 vs. Snyder If Matmen Drop c-rn, 14-13. ll.unrtl. .. Ilr.il Us r.rnm.r wren* 7;M I ushwell vs. winner nf T.C. In tho mrrl with lift |Th<««',~1 I"1' .Mfothw' clw-mmi ,hmv Snliiiilny Kill Knurr ... Ilr.lri.li | Former Olympic swimmer (omrge llootfei'hytle pnml the AII-MUrs-A.A.A. 17-8 Decision Spartan awnrft (J I,, jimv Mlihlimn stilt.•'« flyhiK tliiiu'lnilV i » My AAA ... t. Alls.,,, j Michigan State InnkrfsTo atrouncing of town SntuT- S ift \\ Shaw It vs. W. Shaw .1 a (i*li; . irtrtr.v liver town in u |% Ten -events, M tfUQ B'lfTellpOOf* Ties The l«nky four-year veteran swam the freestyle in the h.iriii.:s Willi *oc- H 10 Sural Socks vs. vs. % A|f .% the sftbre doss 5 to'4. v JT ftli.. lii.v linr.ilt'u iui.I •8 33 Thus vs. I irrhoii*,#, 5 jmpdiov relay, cuphtmi first .fohn VafiTlogen led thr i Cnbeaten Michigan downed the #hd White tenth In the :»:!• HI IIS vs. (.lutraxts :fn the 100 yaril sprint uml| mftft pp'l' 7:?1 1 Irey vs. (T«l» 43t Michigan State wrestlers Inst Sat¬ tlmee vlctorie* in the j in the 400 relay finale fttt-1 Court 111 Pif vise j champ, in Indiana into a 3.1-.14 Hat ft into lead bouts Saturday night to build sabre cl**« thai gave Stat# Its Si hole* pi.' ' He left th> gat he on fool* with1 a lead that the local repented in both indoor meet* men could one point victory over the Wild¬ and tied «ix minutes lo go In the second for the ( ( cats. title. fining into this event, this lost In, I'MH s, hliilrninti di¬ rected the Vlh tiie.in Hlsile iron* on the raid, the Spartan* were on country teum In the fir-d ' triple the short end of a 12 to ft count. rrnwn" in the hiHnrv of the VanDngen i-aine through for *piirt: u innitif the |( ll. \c \ \ MHC once .igum ax he swept nit and the \ t\| , three of his hoots. Patton also took hi* three bout* and Frel- heit won two for an 8 to I vie- UVISC Spring Football Practice tory In Hie event and a wjh In the meet. VnnDngen wan the outstand¬ ing fencer on the trip, winning all To Begin April 2, Says Muiin | nine r\t hi* bout* Mis leftwon re- cord now stand* at 18 victoria* Six Weeks Workout To Fiul Spurt Shorts May 12 In I* recti-White Tilt_ Dennis — Il.-i.il itri.l .-oHfh Iligi-M- Mum. ^a,.- .; tIn.t .prill,, is Itl-t an-imil th.- . . riu r thi- first imlidtion vr.trr.lav. .11 «n-, • Sportswear For Men 1 -' iiirintr thai K-ltrrs for thr Spartan,' annual spring prar- In . nrr tin their way. I'rartire will .tart M-nnlay. April - % nn-i will rum. In a ; • limax six wis k, later in th«> jiiaililiimal (iri-en and White j v\V)lJ*,*,, „ - „ OFF 1 inlra iM|uad .(am* Saturday, ,,) ■ p.., r™ mim, no,-. ri„ 1, M.iv 12. Munn atati d. j .'.1, (■>. rr.i .. .1 M i "IWII T» *11 .n<.r,, Clearance 'Mural Sclntlalr Wi» ... , • V IMIHI tSi» Alley* • M l». P/a-SVfc; V .MiW'tfrw" N< v' I I t I ft. Mtow # *h«« ? 7 v*. ««. K. *!•»« I ft nluw 3 SALE! , For hickslers M 7-8 ft *Hn* >:. ftfcAW ft v* ft %•»** • tft V%. ft *)I4M 8 ft M Knmsrr Tho Michigan Stat fought; . u i rcshmnn, in tesm will f ur <-» e ..f t In onirr lo iiihIii' room for ni-wlv top sextets WedneMisy h ircl lil<«f, \ meet Mulligan tho urrl
    l . -••-'« vt SHIRTS lire Honing out iiiilloimllv fumiiua in the 133- til* hlirg .-m. 3 h. i t^iight Uiiinia ,|nirlawrar at coming in und » smort te*'h | Wn<»t pievM-.i • ■ « lr- the K' t-«.»> • •- ALL NEATLY imc-lliiril !«-«« I In- » showed his i Bill Mi« <- *. th X.lvcrliwd I'rii-r •u.g little mi.. sparked State t '• M. but ctifi- j In U.p, ssmcs \*s< \ iilut-- Tw 7..",a v.d*V Ed Wsg-1 be rountcl *>n t.c.-v . -. t »wtch Arlan j Wolvtnnes NOW 2'>r> V.lvrrlix-.l Sl.'i.i Now s.i.;io A.|vrrlia«>il (.VH.i — Now gs.nn VAJISin SKIP A.lv.-rtiMHl 16.8.1 Slow S4.64I AiKrrlianl MM — Now 95M Aihi-rliMil SI I.Hi Now ST.'HI DUE TO THE FIRE EMERGENCY — ggnMMMa JAOtETS <; UtAWIHXK - PIIIIKI) ||!*EI> - MOt IPX >»k Tltotsts vMteril notos etov ioii.lv o.t at Itulcaria. Himesry ism* MV.torti srokesireu ivo twen e*rre*stnR oon- ho ure of tho armod torc- Kor fresh now , ■ wo ihrrr wore 700 f#mill*« 0 Children on campus AH feathcr-weipht. t-. WASHINGTON - V' - Ubor IS of these children were mask. Sealed u t inion leaders tonight reflected an hold* ally temp. > ssing of tension after conferring nth President Tinman on their cold. Intmer-c n.. lemand" for a stronger voice in *tensc mobilisation policy. or chill ill rofriy. i Union delegates talked uith — .'III all IV ..*1(111 relief in a matt,: GEO. a- t an lie worn while chore* or Jnst n . SHEARING with plastic trace Manslaughter - (lliurgcs Face I Vim. Railroad srw nm'Nsvvu'K nj Eighty * f iHi r manslaughter ittments »w»e for each e in Concert 2-SHOWS-2 group ' v school It was established to * fund withouL l .S. I'laiit'o tioiild I'liltfrize Kiikmu brcat Discoverv circumstance* not quite *o fortunate a* our*. AA'c are lucky *- l)ur W hat tor i* up to us; we arc responsible for it. But our race and nationality are a matter of chance^ Why nhouldn't we be brother*, not only for an international Brotherhood week but for all-week*' What clue can we be? Whkt el*e make* sense? We are all in the same boat. Wc had better la- brothers, or what'chance have any of u« to survive? Without bro- t her hood life can well |>a»s out a* no more than an in¬ teresting incident on a subsequently ruined planet. QUALITY CLEANING and LAUNDERING Sey//eri >«>, tgcNom COREY