Congressional Act Overruled Ml H V M'M'N Oiul" Kiwh*r, wkWy-trnv, *lwl mitlior »f 15 IxatkK, fur. *1*11 t'orri'N|aiiHlrnt anil Iwt- ur*r. prnlktml thai Stalin by Judiciary Milk IJfapcnwr Removal Also Kecomnieiidcd i H» AMNOI.II .WiSTTlT Tb* Atl-Cnlli'iii' Jiiillrihrv ymlfrilny liwInrHl iiriiniiiititil- i tiniiHl lb* f I rut Hltidcril (!i>v*nirn*nt •irillnnim- kjhumI uniuriI, ... ...... l» month* will In It nl»'i r'-rornmeri'lw! | imt nth* .jowl mmty re< opts will Or push* W:A I B.A| . nil milk rriHi hihi-n Ih* r*moV«l irtrsponslble things,' rrosll Cilect f""" »»»• m""v 'I'-rmitorW, - 1 Chli-f .liihtl"' fhil Mottflc [f#/7«.s/io/> /## Present - . Committee ' One-Ael Dramas • tifwtment of the machine* by stu- \ree Thf-nter Work»ho|i will |iit"s«'iil thru* onm» Negotiator** Members . niuylit ill thu Studio ThcuU-r, rixnu l!l »f tin Disagree on . A tufiil of MM rn shinen voted for tiff CrcHhrnnti Af- -first I'lav will I'* Iimirii* KvUi'ifunn' Peace Plans Kfftimrnliil Officer* Afipniiilcil ; fnlrn Committee tand (dates and 2,121 Shaw Mail and La»i • and aanrll. Axrlrultare fi (llrntwl by t'lyil* list of vovrroins i »tnR residents cast ballots for Htu- ||lrarlxirn ,oiiior,~('H"l i In.In Tat Mcl-'at*. New I of M Kichanl Meyer Nantetl i yr.icr'lny'i rlcrliiiti". presldeuls are ditiblr for rnem- tirrship on tka Fserutiye HsiM I'uul (Juinlun, .S«i|H*rvUi*it, ; lll«; lllunc Kiir»yltif. I.ni'l'H I-fill Under the Student Government u.,. U e llunson, lllrm- the foe?r,befsidp of the Prwrtdent'i anil Chrnmuntft' neJotiNtof]! were itn hnnl Mcyrr, r< |>ri'wntlri|f lh« Artjmr«il Dlvlnluli, Huh f,"^«mh"'«' jyji,.*.0ti: "j".., r.xerutive Hoard was to i»e unn- Inaugurated iini uml Nriucv Meri, : m»i divided today on two major IN* Inch proo-d. *,t the Student Cbngrein n. N Y . senior. iipiHiiiitcil cmli't coloilrl of till! Mn lilyiin Stntii Oilli'K* tin. y»hrtcy. Ti*n A-Jbinn, Kio xviea in their attempt to work out ItOTC. 4. by Tennessee Wil- II ins ( tulari n* plan for auuervuing a Korean ' ilct Jnhr. uithnp. Miaou; Jlrtm I «,n>\ Kid Dhh't Cry." lliilrlirr \ii<|»l» n Cii(let llculMmnl ciilnncU .urc: .Iiu'k Ilcljocr, Mllltnry j Vrr>i»nlmr«. am».i iicnnfii tx (tout i«.v. Wnhof(. 1'et- I olr ill I of M - armlNtti-e. -illicit; O'dtov JmifH, (bill. |jpft«a)a for ft) joint truce ih- nunc*; llnbnrt lliM'knlrn. Council I'laio* . Ih# I seeative Hoard Us "advise and was aaaHt Anil- Alrcrnft; Wllllnm .MTf- up ANN AltlUlU fl")—IliirUn •pectioii teami free to Foam president ** llrnlhuriM* Hiili'hi'rl ailvrr- ll .fTOU Ilw.1 J . Korea from the Mtirtchurian txsr- Icr. Sifiml '• '"hnrlim Liiil for 104) Wells i ft was the defining iwdu der to the southern tip of Uie pe- it«rh«l, rirlil Artillery. Ilnlwrt ^ • • • . ! A re-election Is l»ring held for, that drew the attention &l linn ml. ftl-yrar-okl rilurutur wua iiiniiKuralvtl yaaUTtlay ai, ninsula and < 2) u ban agalruit Lake. QUartei master. Jxew LhviHionH ^ ey«r will tie regimental com* iry felt the wording the ri«hlh prriMniit Ihi I'm- The C.'oniniuriUtk did not im¬ ider. DeOoet -will le1 regL- ROME 'dl—The Atlantic Coun- mediately reject the seven-point mentot executive and regimental Hi yehleiday set itielf a goal sad Urn UN plan which inchated these ijutant will li« Jones. Regi- nearly 100 battlc-rrady ptttvisums. Hut tlieir chief tlele- mefitai sergeants ate iloeK'tfu. in Europe by thtt end ijl il»M, gate. Maj. Gey. Nam II. said Ida Miller. Stachel and hsM. lit iah side thought they were matters Appointed to the popition of endet lieutenant colonel tiatbiUoti isimmariders are", Frank If alley, djti-aireraft. George fitclnport, laid Artillery, Robert flellman. Armored; Clarence Means. Offli¬ tided whether Signal |p«- Staled Army Refuses ne*; rp«; My run Ltckcy. William Slc*»l. Wnarl'T. economically. French Foreign Minister Rob¬ \ t.tcr; flayminiil Wuml. Military Keplaeinp; University and to Rea|>|H>iu( ert jy hiiroan tep'iitad. to the fr»r- l-nlico; and Lynn Munrne Jr., In- eign ministers of the North At¬ sporwi.bilities wh lantic Trebt^y OrganUatPm III) Cards tails.'* he s«ud. Ousted Cadets h little work but It can I mt »nrt«t. 4lfecU*»«. Henry GfiRendorf, Hen ton I las - ♦ . -I ding '; .iccounUnt of the to t.hiut V.j from Wwt Point last IN Cvtins Down wmiw; Johnny* Klngf Chi¬ U. S. Air Force Tlvr .ind lUgistermg Of* ' Augu-t fi* violation of the AcA cago junior, Ralph Waara, Brucd emy'.v tvaoor system. Four Reel Jets | Slows. Up Reel* Crowing, Canada, senior; Richard Ffesbman in rcplacin* *11 The u-suc may Im> fought out at Chmmitlee" ,ht iwmef Pardun. loiat Lansing junior. Wi I- fbe next scjasion of Congrc SEOUL* Korea (d*)—Aftted air¬ an a'uthorUaliori .. craft knocked four Communist Webb. L-rruung senior; Fred ntrrtOIT - John TmUr I ""h» of one U.S. P-Bl sian aggression for the last flvc was patterned after shotting star. fiullcs told a cadereiuc jtcm »t Northw Hunt Widens The U.K. Fifth Air Force, re¬ hndlnill Min im be .could see no .other reason for Drrnon * porting the resulUfMid the Redi had from BO td ldSr \A their red- Ffiiliirvil li mipit I the Russian failure 'to strike di- reel ly. Seltlemenl, widened the search jet fighters m the. air a1 There has. tjecn no ground force an IB >ear-tld VMy hosed Hal Vogler to slop possible Russian aggies- Farm Bureau si'/o, Dullm said. in the knife a showing of replacement ID of hi* i H»thcr football game Dulles said he would favor a declaration of intent by free, na¬ Coiivoh Slutecl A iv. Auttr-Tda1 room tonight, " »•» lhf ..IH shown at 7. 8 jjjii 9. tion* to clarify to tbe^ Ruvs^nj m Bureau wiiat actum *»7uld be taker f r*» e ni\ * one of them. ** -*i this »ve racreetlr - i liiiotihiKlciicio Drive Women 'Faiieliv' ' B*a«,. p.- .he .Supply Cr'-'pnr, ■n.n.j.r :t frovrrmrra W.Ua -V.U. A'.ihu,,- Bother Coetls Clark Afudy. rhatrm.n, tl yl H eather Mr.. .j bind ind (ithci Li*ir Technical Boxing Terms Board "f Agrrculturc. Speaking at * the Sett Conference Friday throuj ' The Student. er. 4S. .uWPMnt tu,*; trig faces at themselves In the r Then they climb into to Ease The men go Uirec ia, one out. Lea Taylor Hea-i m .j rd officer, -no (ncni.-t This is not a square dance call, mirrors. The sight must be \it and start killing cat h ncth'» return it means a three minute round : horrible, judging from the ae- before the AH*Co8e|t Jviieury, L forecast for Kenneth, ■> ...isto and one minute rest, - eek jyjth tern- ; nuilcI, |ud not been tornpenymg grunts and gf»jans. A third man ..stand# clow to j federal*** r,f Settlements. Mum The attjoo ^keoy«*4«rdejr ■»»»„ A rpouthpieec is not. a lawyer ,s two lo four ; j,j .n4,y moriiitut- Further conceit* U i»dicaUyl them wnWuttc It all There & j Taylor *slJ speak on Tfeighber- on itKhpiciV-ptonbt which, cab" be to boxingj fans, it is a rubtier < hood, Werii—Your ■ Onwrtli&ui) * rlearwT" u£> without vetting any norma! nf 3S dc- | tooth by the ausspciled signs bri ea< h 4 fourth men who u * fruktral- j iohn protector that maktt- each tummy. Hyde Far* ™tn* Hurra1 c.i He ring* a bell precedent that eugbt .\*i{y»e Mm _ boxer look as if fm already hwt boaiog nukk On the part pro¬ musician. -j!e«. j sr.^vrhcM -n Chicago. Mar> technical storking* the three the fight. - - - tecting the forehead, 'he word c\rf . ;L4fc N^-hel*^ W*,rr t'niver There is a gregt need for psy¬ • Billwell- is seen. ^ Jittt ufcre the b#Jt he €4"> ; 4fwj y^hn f*ardw«:*m<"». fT someone, named Tea chiatry in the hosing flrjd. The male sport bee rteiee < Set-.;U., Neighborhood |»o^ •.-» Some people hear voices, but e-v UkJu (rom the waeuep ar-. ends Ten n«*tf answers. bu* ; Cleveland. *t*J l*sd the fighters slug it mil with an hildren. A few hapfy kilkRt- everynnemust be afraid el bin because they >top bcuung. |M } sroufo- j. j|fi. ♦ M*rft* Nobkoruire •?! > over 'not AH*. look, irour.d. The bell. rings , . P«rj*. honorary Mtrrhry. for the i H? Lc again and they ere back slug- ? Interne bona) Federation of Set-; -There »re -bigger bags which !(.«■ ittkOMaid gir.g it ouL. *— ' tlement* end presider.t of thg shadow. Of < ourse. the fagged uicen- 1 Federation of dee CTatm Soeiaux j re termed heavy bags. Three There are alwgj* few swtency yf «il ie obvious. Tb* etc T(+o*x, will addtca* the COO- ; re alternately hit by the flat a r'a.j u .awall/ ^uaiv. vr.'.wo buisaay M1CHJC AN BTATfi NEWS ltMNr Exrrllenl System Michigan State News More Korean trade »lien the lima rnmM I ' ■«* f • mm hi#lilm# Men ; 1*A- /or Mfli/ . " i r>ATO* KOITOH: ui boya were rearl. Itik the Michigan Slate annual. • Big One of the significant Reaponsib facts in the tveent Investigation that the move was started by the ' of intercollegiate sports is presidents themselves. They sate that the problem"existed unit deckled to do their ' "own houseeleaning Before the committee was formed AN l'riari|i:i| ( .everyone was blasting intercollegiate sports and nobody took it upon themselves to eorteet the situation. The committee under Pres. John A. Hannah took on a terrific responsibibt \. , tt ran test tie summed up by a statement Areh Ward, the sports editor of the Chicago Tribune, made recently: "- ' "Their tthe committee's! success or failure in solving s the complex problrms confronting America's most tmpulnr < '%( amateur game will determine in all probability whether football will withrr and die or if it will attain new respect¬ CAMPUS ability ami unprecedented heights." • Those are the consequences hanging In balance by the actions the college prexvs take. President llannah said It Is the unanimous opinion of the CLASSIFIED C'ldSKifictl CVI*: A quoidlon will appear sofnewhert I he Chi-HBifiod sifllim, The person who answers the rji top level committee that athletes should tnke regular studies Hon first nnd tltrtvt It In first to the State News office leading to a ilrgree and denied snap courses to keep eligible. receive a carton of PHILLIP MONHISi cigarette*. Me further says that the committee agreed that the heads of universities must assume full responsibility for ' their athletic directors. Tbu« they took' a problem- too hot to handle and laved it squarely in their laps. That's the most sensible d,vision readied yet on de- INFORMATION * BBHSE^ Bll t, Vmrtnttlon M Knnek* ■■b l t u emphasiting football. Talking on curbing the two jvlatocin service . .■ AUTOMOTIVE • system .-ami bowl games.'halting spring drills and other genera! rash promises did not proihice startling effects outside of letting smail colleges that we.re losers In big time bait ball have an easy way out. * K«gfty-six year* ago foothnlj was face,) with a similar Tight for surviv-at. It would have been aMished except that, i certain ,-ollege tveesiirrnt s had enough foresight to fight for it. PresKtcnt Theod.ire-!;, vsevelt was in favor of end- %I.PN.% PHI HIOMA '• ing the gridiron sport ' becttase of repeated Instances of 8 p.m„ Motel Poiier. Banquet. brutality. —; 1 College presklents got toget-her. insisted on rule changes ' to minimize injuries ami as a result save,) the fame. j . *k4ch the aahtUnn of . the problem. If the president* , ? the ration's roUrges ran't |WOLVERINE III? I «AlAM*/ TvPf.vs curb their own athletic setup*, n NCAA sanitv rode or any Hoom 41, Union r Ini- \ Arc LAUNDHV other outside mee sure won't bsve any effect either. ! lie with dry * «' live* Ptwm# » .» ». ■ mi 4 ■ 1 Quoting again from Ward, "the j,resident's rommittee is 8 p.nt 120 Hvtkcv M«U football's last hope and *,• haw |W utmost trust it will . not arrive too late, with too little." . _ HOUSING Letter to the Editor 7 30 p m. Kpmopal College Center. Speaker dales Reader Has One Grip? ALPHA UTS ' S p.m.. 117 Ag Hall WILCOX SICONO HANC STOCf AC. MWV CU B 710 IIS.. Room 31. Ag llaU About Colorado Game cxcAum* Nice! an.i eat. Kewpeos, noon. use skattvi. are FUSE CA8TON Of ClGAItTTES T) I'm THK EDITOR: sure M^C fan* a!) over the country were impressed S 30 p.m . lei* Rink. raosH som bom* nyn r with the Spartans' overwhelming win over Colorado Satur- « 30 lobby pf Home Ec liuiM- vtay. Many cu.tn that the Spartans sre the best collegiate in«. Tour of tCeUo**. Crater team in the country *r l I ———————————— racKcH mi 8 p.m.. International Center. PATRONIZE STATK NEWS ADVERTISERS • hcarmane. . agree ttwch S|j|ff Mgnn. his staff and the ™ team deserve aR the cheers ;w« Hedge U SPECtAlS EMPLOYMENT FOX HOLE P "X. $TUDENT BARGAIN BASEMENT {Eat** w THwiUmI nt.tt 5TK.H )a< Ms t Ti:* i: I luierxta luia Mr NAVY Excellent rxynditum $30 phone S-5W! t Cant&lj* frees tie Ceetb p*n.*r (ra *adSsnr i PERSON^, want®, ictov, RbwWi# 2R, 1W»t EAST I.ANSIN'fi, NftcnTOAS' - AY. WmiRF.l! 2ft, 1011 Itall I'riiluy 'Y' Official >ason Festivity ^ BEUIJ lo Recroil C.iulftK iiitil f.rinrnt tf.wi f.onmnlion llnll Your li:«tr rart^ tui. j wf rrownlhte 45mB J iplsThisWeekl . . Klnri ulirn \uu diwr trtfl* v >i»«r Cadet »l ' V Iter C«rMilten Ball. * ' oriitious Trot' Lighting of Mnry-AIM Thomas, eottuulnnl Nuli«n«l Board, Khla-IHanr llftiuty Sato W|H ,M* "i K*** IwimoiW Monday I1»»V R. «;rniK» Rlvrr—210 AbhntJ/fU Brinff (Ihrfctmsis Spirit ilir bkDbnak orgnriiAtuui- Ow Cofleife Dm? Store PIhhi* <'H6vT*n »> *« MVMIW \ Women interested V. interviews uileiiH will Mart Chriatmns fHi'liriiMiAis ,.„,|v wADi ■ Ml**" Thomiw should mnke ^ith Hi" Viil" »"ii* will |„- (l,ni [ PHihI thin wi'-bnil, Rl,,„|, iwteo.. v.'jhh H{ Vfirte," gl'oiip follow Mlsy a fliW TlmntM in ;<■ jminl Miiipiiii; mil lit* In-Ii| ju. | said". for jobr- in : mvlry i Mir t 'nicm. imil lllllta Will MIKHIanr \nut i livm,. Vl|l,|hl,. . jbestthr education ieen-nge, youth, I ami, adult prngrnms ace .ivmlatik*, • shi' a.W.«1 j Tlif.putfilinn's j MKH) |fc/f\s Tops I jijutie. with the \Y* i« - a bochelor'.s rtegriM' ,-»dth j. training in education, t ee^mithuc /y r/ • ir (lifts nn Vbfetw«'j ilncomtftl vi'il.h ,.i. „r h„ pfrfcjiglonf psychology, MR'if.1 or iKtllficul [ limited. number • of'"opening* / for/ efnt«omif*,'-^ f»r:|rr»iw . .A_ FOOI) ' X ^i, i ruloH m iop-noU'h Iter litl.O.tr | senior* with mm Tlw Mm, i i t ln«p, -In 1hr» lip scVMhl Chri' o-. ' •ojs -atn! I. ;)y- riuit •• ill s,„, . I *h. i - whii'h ftro In inltf - ,tVli»R Hips and buck- Kontot tn OHndt lunlur. air furrcs; Nancy VnacKana. firatid Itap- Ratio , »>1 hnnl.'i iils freshman, air force; Carolyn Itilt. East Muslim si»|»hnwnire, (a III fills p\ u lio gUmoHrnd, air force artkllerv iSeeoud row i Itila te.iegers, firaiul Itapids senlnr, field Alary Jane Allan, MancrItitta freshman, air ftiirc linn, Alplm Mm IMai.s nrary loluuei; I «K I Isher. Ilam-ork senior, ground fort es teonnr- ( I'llIIlis lliizh Smoki'r 'I'lmiglit irv »olotiel; f itrrine Ala>tiew. I.ast Causing junior. mlUtNrv pnllee. (Third «m > A1arv I'edeii. Itirniingh.im junior, nriluanre; I Eleanor lb-mi is. Milfnril senior. Infaidrv; J4»anne Enerster. Causing senior, Cast Causing snf»lmin»»rCT $|mrtaii -AGM«rniM! siisnal corps Oouitte stark. I.AM t.u.itit H^vfrlV llriiiirtl, St Clair shores senior, uuartermaster; liar ha ra ttaumaii, f.rosse Polnte snplutniorr. armored. + Covers a " (^AAntma Tri Delia to Award IV« .•HtiMinv'-jewelry- A gift t.r.ttfliH, liorklttw, or (ion I Srholarsliips • tij pot, will mukn u big rf^imrt's mortiiiiff. STORY Of TMI GRIAT i4.v to wnar with thnl ufs.i}*vsh»rt Mother >*■»i 1 SANTA ft STAMHDl! hit with ' wi)' nwikn u f -U t of cuff links and it, tnatch. rite tust place with co- worn formally- as ^Zvu'rn!. lirren Helmet. a ingle strand or multl w*t t.i wcur with sweat¬ '.!?Tow er I»uartl ees and dresses, they Offer Help at Work Dioimiiwlralinii * lilalile IV Of I, I. M >. ... -.'M > ">"lu'V " lllorida Lit < lull to llrsir mstief. for soles promo* c\ work in Clortdn dur- Talk mi IVo\i'i*l> sr- are_rir»w available t" Thornai Dutch, ! Bureau asfhrtgnt. i". personnel direc- r 1 • a on.v-lllinitis GImsk 1030 ' I ictio, Ohio, wjlj in- ». WASHINGTON kt.u at the_ Placement T "uor. mm. rm una > day Fall te^m •s i»» work on a sales r iurida until ttic end Atetlillifi* f.roup •"id. then return to i>iojue regular gales-, |o So- Alovies •''* *"■ vtill Th college will t 1 4KT. 1 • -.ids until the regis-1 M«- for spring term u ( ~ ♦ "■« , general business vi^n for t interviews I |1 Polii'i' Itaoipiii L AOvTj^S tl W Bureau with W.; ' ■ the St«ley Mdnu- of Decatur, im:. i'lny : wi started yes- TOMOKKOW 25th IIKMIKR Show «.|\ K .41KK ■ omi'i.t.it: skt mi — sj.r,u up hNirilNt. XKhlU.KS ; . V! Vol KNOW IT! Of Shoulders KAVsfen SHOP lUltertna ami 203 M AT. I'HOXK s-1017 Knr r»«», roinrni.nl \M\S -lio|.|.ing lull Unglh Try PROBST DRUG lit Tkr Iriikrr oolrv on or.linar> loafif «o» making USE our LAY-A WAY plan jtr.buvatKi ■Mr mbw fuliv .l. lurl.al.k- with u -ingk' zip . . . an •sMteM tkrlaw.' gif« f>* ' Malr or Fraiate ... all wzr-. Nr *HXS at Kloek*. |»\\II»MIN /It I U< _ . 50c m " TAMI't S-WISK arr kl.Dt.k-X ISE win hold Anything until xmas PROBST DRUG CI Rggg DEUVBBY — »^0 AJL . 1:30 P.! Hawkfvw Loom Strony Sttoiig Wayne Five Netcell Picks lllini as to Open State Ctige led aigiu of brilliance - along with' Puriiuo, Michigan, WUrimntii. Minnaanln. and Nrrth- Schedule Saturday JACKET I "In Chuck parting. they have IJnteate«l Spartan* to Face lli^ SALE! Scoring Squad Here in 0|n ii(t young Irani last reason and could This season. State opens Rig Michigan Stgte'n lintenterl Imakftlwll At) lllli 1 liegifn 1 surprise," asserted Newell, Me Ten play here on Jan. 5 against rugged pre Ifig Ten nehmlule Saturday evening wheet wj added that Michigan had a group the Iowa llawkeyrs. University Invade* Jenlann Firldhmwe 1 •8.50 up of fall veterans returning and « Some of the other Hlg Ten top sdph eenter pros met In Milt schools are following the Spar- The Tartar*, 1***1 ing n team hailed as the slrnmJ Meed. tan's custom of staging "classics" the achool'it history, opened ~ — ' during the Christmas holidays. their season Monday night Two of the plavm tin J "Although I hint us lost a stand¬ ■ - . M -- SI—-U .rTviaia, Northwestern and Ohio State are with a record-breaking 9:t-!l9 Wayne lasi >w »iy,j -out in guard Don Sundortage .. - - . Assumpfion Col- won out, M-M,. sir .J ' wi.eeass [ through graduation." commented —a^a rittyl„w ,u-h „„ H,fll,r wlth w„,h. D ASK Flit A 1.1. courts ma.v be romp over JelTmlJ thai lege of Wlmlsor, nl, "«• Wayne roster ihu. ,rJ JEX"* W**h'"«'un State at Ont. dicallng the IniprnwI^J , Newell. "Coafh Marry Combe# .My have .~d reserved for Intramural team i has several fine prospects to fill ornctice by lulling the IM office. [the gap and solve the team'# Wisconsin's Radgers nftd the Although Minnesota has lost Iowa Muwkcyes are also engag- [seemingly lone problem " w| Whitey Skoog and most of its injj. Pacific Coast Conference ! Newell thinks that the rernam- team, "Coach Otz\e Cowles ah teams when they meet Oregon [der of the league, as a whole, ways comes up with something." and California at ^ian Francisco DETROIT Halfback Hob | looks to be better balanced than Smith of the Detroit Lion# in the National Football League brought Fullback Zoltle Toth to the Cosch Jiwl -M.„m , some tine Miphdmort? pron OPEN THURS. NIGHT As the New York Yank tackle. blend with 10 other return fullback from Haton Rouge. Io»., termen. pulled himself to his feet he ex¬ Spartan Coach Ivtr claimed: probably start n V(.,frw "You all surely tackle hard'" with the qsception „r TIL 9 P. M. "You all, hell, I did it by my¬ self." snorted Smith. position. In t"ho> pjvet,, Spartans do hot havr » player ready Saturday tt Michigan State's Junior varsity had any tXpfiirniT „t uj, ! football team followed the same iiot). I script written by the Spartan v«r- Hob Carey, who aftVrni j sitv in defeating the Ohio State slot with Ray Stettin ;M fJV team. The Spartan javvers has put awnv he, I scored field goal in the final si'NHKAM minute to win 16-14; the Green but will not start workini TOASTERS and White regulars scored a til Monday. i touchdown with less than three Hugh MeMadrr hi* y : minutes remaining-to win 34-20. And airing renter. hm, M—me ankle injury mi Mm from utartini sm pmhaMy g» along «nh | Open Thur-ilui .Evening Till 9 At the guard' Day In every day of f he Year Means and Gothic ODD LOT probably get the h/is been improvm. Jy in the past t« looks far better n.> time last season. SALE Hill Bower-no i seem set for the tions, although K« > Lief Carlson, fcnr Hob Johnson ,ii v .: MEN'S SHOES pair. tub khdkfB 41 thai pHcurtf frith Mat sprinc NeWell pilaris t.» .. players in the tni^: in other non-o>r.-hi He especially- t sophomores in ; •• YnIiM'M to (tl.'t.'t.'l will depend -n : when the Rig. Ten mences. ^ Sophs who arc ,suo Many at > le*. and Mi»l all *i».r*. hut mil in ty of action indudf Stackhousc. Jim > ' KOSAKV rack aljle. Here', juur rhanrrTn buy goal Ayala antTTaul Hin 1 HEADS bh««t( at a definite anting*. (tune in nkilr i i» still giaid. During and *ftr Shorn HAMILTON vacation, the Sp.u ELlilN Fitt*4 SHOES ulcd to meet m\ poncnt#. On D». OMEt.A Center of East Lansing vides the opptJ>. Marquette.' Ihti CROTON Princeton and N*1 BI'LOVA KINfiS It" SWANK SETS FOX HOLE P, X. Enter By Stale Theater — Open t ntil >:M P. M. Tkurxday *' i'icaretlca S7c 2 parka 11. Hi carton Dry Cleaning 45c — I Day Serrke TABLE ULHTEKS CHARGE' ALL VOI R GIFTS ON ONE ACCOl'NT ALL PRICES INCLUDE MORGAN WE INVITE STUDENT ACCOUNTS FEDERAL TAX LUCON THEATER BLDG. JEWELERS EAST LANSING line The Free Customer Ky-r..-.y.,, _ Parking ■ • ■ . Lot1 At Bk? . L Hear Of Our Store . Clilf SimtM'in of thr M. UBU< laritaMr—— riven In the American Hot-key' ill-Americans alent Bolsters Puck Squad I.rn*u* hat reorrd 40 or mom State to Show at nnd by far muat accurate niethoil f,f picking IVewromers in (lamiwtitionBfigins in AII TROPHIES ,;,t'u-an*.is'the one used bv Arch Ward hi II in it" AH-I'luyei"*, All-Aliierlcun the Chicago selection. Mole Opening (runic College Gymnastic Meet 1,(1111) players representing I li major colleges mill urn By JACK BOCK , Wit Hi .. "y' . ' The firth finhnal. All-College Gymhuidics Tournament roll¬ given the vote to the pprson that shimld know how The new look of the Spat- ed info hifth gear last niifht in Jeuisnn Gym with nine cmi- •nattier plsyvr I* — his opponent, ,1/tn hockey si|umt Infinite* not .teatant* competing In.Jhe title home, horizontal "high" bar, it* new Conch, Amo Ites- RinJ | >.■ in 11>-1 Imr* eventa. rfs -i -teni romps res « player up for All-American i nith all other players fighting for that position in all one, formerly of Michigan The'lndividttal honor* in the meet went pretI y well divided, Teeth but to new player* but Homer Smith. George " —t- rplninihg his system to the finis In his column recently o|>etier with Onfarli^AfrtciiUiirnl llnekmiilin, mill Ed lllltyeftlier* linnet Jni'k«»nr Ka, ll.ckm.nii, I,-,* the Spartan'* Ihm Colenian in all example College Thursday night are fresh* per proved to be Out stand- Sam Melt, aim; thai Murey, ii*J. I with Notre Dame's Hot. f,inert utfh. while three mure wili he Ixite S/mrt* | out purformrr*. un75 out tit a poulblejihe .lire, lion ol Qytnnaitir. with t.iw I ami points, and eaptoreit Hernial roach, George Spyrula. Alter the (Ml, They should hate a better hi n,e imliiiil Mug marie'op ,,f tht tv, Canadian inn II,e la.tlinnal#hai tilth a 2B1 "icrl f'apt thih kVldinrfrr, Hun R'p have aihnk by ■ril* i.f the two player,* more than a s|o,riswriler ficitmwn. They are Jack M.tv^ »h;t- -ei'n each ptayer in only a nipple „f games. • ioniie Kin;! and Steve Has An- 's Seiithwdst competition Coleman is judged with' nll-llig Seven tackle Jim, Wrntherall, Colorado Van Hmtten r«l" Isdh Coleman and Weatherall. And Oklahoma ••t uclent frron Michigan r» h ,11 ihe lop Southwest teams. Three leltermen will make „ Jth-p« halite against Oregon State given.a i'ompnrison of Hp the ether line Of*pi llill Mel orpiielt prill team wlllt K.tv in liilh California's Itnli Korpe and the top. Pacific llrtnik. a ml It4.li It e 4 oti 1*4 ui find ojr'til IttNlify lu 4 stute i Slate gl»es fidrman a comparison uilh Eastern milftirm will alternate with ^(r- like \ ilianova's I'.ill Hegarty. The Mtlanv l.iniis It**\ uti ai rich! Mini; cn both in arliiMi. I Xa" ftNKhmen. Jcrt v N'i«->!■< ,-icm ohviously has its short comings u* well as its 1 f';"" ,u'(•" " silts Out. I thllik it is one of the fairest methods of J |,!,k p,,! u!,!i alt, 89 NOW! All American* in uperntion. 'jo„. ,11 n,,., 1,01 p..,,,, To Hit K. Michigan Ave. HIH T'llOVOMY IA KNItS Mann > ay* Mnrquette was State's toni lesTfis-. IMTIAI. COST 'No will helievc %R»f 4i«*r when the Ul*l op ih»? coiUf one me, hut tha Mar.pi.d |n - log and tough." Itiggie claims; "They we l'*4n' Snntc iif inyt \ an llei »htrl» L'sut in*, linrvMUing ■ to get a two touchdown lead on as anil we t'se* Can In «'»»» j, HB.rny Uiiorinp. laurelI fit,. ark in come front behind and win" 'I'll!' lil'hl Tliiii ■ . ■ Ib ovu also from Michigan stale wo- named „ . . >1 \ i , KehltlOIIS I IKS MOINES pit Drake tl'iUVVk'sitJ', Jg»t night with- f.iii State's basketball Jcnm i- doomts ,.nth driw from the Missouri Vol i fcrence finish thi* coming season ncei I o.lk ho Conference and sevebisl One of America1! Mo»t Famoui llinuiis is piekisl to will Hie llig I'd I Campus Shop* for Men The ll.lini ar* al-o picked for, runm ,' les. MSC's All-Anjernan swimming a.e ba- l»i u i.f the Michigan A AC a* tin- -tale'- .andebite ■ ted .Sullivan Award, according to I mil "moth yress. Smith ai-o claims Col. inan »ill t»o»h *«"• k selves a case wiffi fhe pipe - ir Itiek Kazmaier of I'rinectoii if am l.ructzirr, MSC graduate studcijt a ( /CtLVCe M PAWKSHAW, j /nen and cross country -tar, woa"first |i JA" V'ntil meter run last week, i'ani / ^ iOUR Pipes NOPtCASVPF- J ( men, wh100?{200? UT#e ave you a due i llriH'tzler won the title for the Sine token it iu HUti. a to a net Yovu nausteeen -'I t K. f.ranri Hivrr IF YOU'RE AN AVERARE SMOKER * SKI SALE 11 Ym* 100 timw «v«ry cloy H yoef mm krA thiMt or* J MpMtd lo IrtikiHow. • * ; : i" CLAMP BIN0IN6S 4 000 0000 RIASOMS WHY BITVMI AM MAAAAflOIA jK winn ■moir smokimo PHHJP MORMSl ' A SKIS CHILDREN'S 1 pr. re,. 1.7* any other leading brand . . . ADl LIS' PtOVtO by ouui.nding noM "" Vary la l.enilk i and ihroat spcvislisu. tram IT' to ft I pr. rr*. ll»S J ig -- "* 13.76 I *r Service IP.JI. rr*. »7 « I m. rMami -»'• 4' ,EE. re*. »t»J* ■tar 4U. rr*. It*-* t a*. (Wma •'* * int Hannah To Bestow 159 Advanced Degrees ididaMa (Of tenern. agricultural cnclmartnc. DteMmrn. aortal mrvtce. Ana -sea Mmm. ikimNIl). Mk at Andrion. aoll adence. Philippine. hanbta. and Otvillc N. Hliuvark. Young, horticulture. Fort Wayne. NEBRASKA—Howard W. Dun¬ ne. animal pathology, Omaha. ] NEW YORK—Noah H. Kramer, vilte. electrical engineering. New York TEXAS-Bonnic L. Allen, roil City. < OHIO—Frederick W. Kuelhcr. aciettee. Blum, and Kenneth T. Scott, dairy, I.amoaaaa. phvsica. Hamilton: and Andrew WEST VIRGINIA — Jamea a Thanoa, botany, Cleveland. Emery, fcwieH«lo(y. I'arkeraburg. ANTRIM — Ix>ui» S. WISCONSIN — Thorn a a J. Mancelona. agricultural R.torch, forestry. Milwaukee: and mics., Robert ,F. Batch, roology, Apple- ■tSIIIAR •LABRII INGHAM - Sterban D) a n if. • NOW Tlllt' MT. • chemistry; Delbert E. Schoenhard, Out -of-atate eandidate for the bacteriology; and Theodore D. master of muaic degree ia George Strandness, Knjttish. all of East IMrd bv stale are: W, Kuimbaueh. Siou* Falls. SD. Lansing; David J. Kahler. hac- ILLIKOIS-Edwin Cohen, ac¬ BARRY — Phllo Otis Jr., eco¬ HI MRU a a a IK I VIM te'rfdtORy; Barnes G. Moore and nomics, Hastings. counting. Chicago: • Rowland R. Pierson, both educa¬ BERRIEN — Walter Gephart, INDIANA—Esther A. Meach- SMITH. CORONA. RKMINCJTON, tlNDKUWoo&l tion, all of Lansing; and Harold education, St- Joseph. ARIZONA—James A. Vomhefl. am. textiles and clothing. Acton, M. D'Arey, chemistry, Wiltiam- CLINTON soil science, Gadsden. * and Benjamin Thompson, sociol¬ — Roger L. Bowlb.v, gton. . economics, Ovid. CALIFORNIA—David N.Gard- ogy. Fort Wayne. Michigan candidate for the doc¬ EATON e~ Alvln N. Zachrich. ner. soil science. Berkeley; and NEW YORK—Leo Barron, ed¬ tor of education decree is Marvin C- Volpvl, Ypsilanti, education. education. Pottervitle; M. HurreJl, philosophy, and Paul Dimon- Geary M; Sone. entomology, Wat- sonville. * — ucation. Auburn; counting. Forest" flills; Nola Tang, ac¬ and- Mar* jk an rmt* "ANNA or THE INMEk" k. Kn-imdiUiHMkl SlnmliirH Maihin,, |l Master of Science decree can* didates from Michigan, listed by counties, are* dale. GENESEE—Albert E. Gilpin, education, and Charles W. Sor- CONNECTICUT — Carlos M Fetterolf. zoology, West Hartford FLORIDA —Nelson L. Roiinc. km Veraett. speech-end Pear! River. 1 dramatics. OHIO— Roy Boyd\* psychology, LARSIRt CAPITOL ,7r'37C'95"' Tell ALLEGAN — Robert W * Klois. gent, history, both of Flint; Stan¬ agricultural economics. Oakland. Rowevaynp J — BAY* ONLY — 1 S —/KAY* ONLY — ] Mum and Itad —Martin, agricultural engineering. ley J White, speech, Grand Blanc. ILLINOIS — Andrew J. A>hcr. PENNSYI VAN IA — Alton T- CLINTON—Raymond C- Ferry, INGHAM—Seorl Brtitv mI- agricultural engineering. St. Jos¬ But son, mathematics, Lancaster; "Fwm «f Aran" . if* a \ma* Gift thai, niiukl lv geology, Ovid. ueativn. Dansvitie: Namld S. eph; Benjamin B. Barickman. con¬ and Joseph la»cke, sociology, "KaNt DM W wllk William IhMn. Nmr, Appreciated GRAND TRAVERSE—Dale R. Weaver, general bawlne**. ImI servation. Streater, Harold II. El¬ Pittsburgh. " i FITLY Ot'AKANTEED TOR ONI VIII _ «Hh Am HI,Ik I Jr. fine arts. Hesse!. — >rtieulture, Egypt; Victorlno C. j Buckham. civil engineering; lv. MANISTEE—Robert W. Suan- wy C. Johnson, bacteriology: Gar- t son, accounting, M.misuv. NEBRASKA—William E Splm- ! ter. agricultural engineering.] JACKETS MIDLAND- Bee K- Hi lett. North Platte rit J, Lugthart Jr.. entomology; and Hubert VanderVennen. chem¬ / physical education, Midland, NEW YORK — I U5 As LOW AS istry, all of Grand Rapids. j MONTCALM—Orval E. Corner, LENAWEE —Ray O. Yeuttcr. f education, Stanton. agricultural economics. Adrian. MONTMORENCY —Shirt«y LIVINGSTON—Gerald F Ru peck, education. Atlanta. arris. agricultural engineer 11 NEWAYGO — LaVent Lesley. CM Sol Mkw FoohiMr education, Grant. TOM HU RLING MANISTEE — Glenn M. Peter¬ TUSCOLA — Ma* J. Church. BrrkrrV llrivc In son. agricultural engineering, French. Vassar; and Robert M- Toar Batfoor iaa CartwrighL education, ynk^ivUk* Brethren. MONROE—Duie Bordt. bacter¬ VAN MP REN — Catherine A. UAMRl'ROERS SUPPERS br COMFORT MALTEDS - DINNERS - iology, Monroe. MONTCALM—Max 0. Chrw- WASHTENAW — Joseph E. LADIES 4.S8 ami 5.95 SaMb OiVtrit RJI DRESS SHOES %M ta MS- SMWDM LH i:\CKITIONAL VAI.I F.S Navy, Mark. l,re>. Hruwa SERVICE SHOES Citr Icatlicr-tailoml .('.resevinltn' Moves SI "RRRirS" of MIHMllll tll COtlOII CDDttTMRS OERTfMRTE Cut Owl and Present fur $1.00 v mi any I to own . . . gloves id that- look even lovelier Udies Nylon w Wool Sweater A. "Diva," a machine whipped CiOOD ONLY UNTIL Hoped cuff. . lllack or white. *3. DKCKMHKK 24 D. "Soloist." braid edging. HARRY'S "If Plnori I * to Plenw Vom" HEiorr — Nportswrar — Pry Good* OMHtnus OEtrmuTE We sill be open every nichl I !ul out auil |irrmiil for off •'» from December 3rd lid I lib I Jacket or To|icoal |irirr«l at Sl.T.'Ll ami "f for >o | MHlll UM.V I VIII. UtlXMHUI -• HARRY'S I.W R. GRAND RIVER PHONE