M S CL/ DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION FIVE CENTS EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1951 Coeds to Live Top Brans ;w High of SO Wtirm SfH'lI Time Limit Parking Lot {Campus Chest Kellogg Center Brings Bain, Not Needed Lists Charities nlwtitute for Accommodation* Clotnly Skies Dorni Rev Rooms Announced Br MABIELLEN ALFORII East *ansing's spell weather wiff~"Continue | riM>Icr through today wjth only slightly of at mild least Siuily Finil* Big' Turnovpp in r*n for 1952 Drive Jempwrqtures. Cloudy skies i lit MARfiARCT. niLIJII :toct!" cnterinr Michigan State for the first time will accompany a high of 50 de¬ r frrm may he living in the Kellnw Center. grees today, according to the. I City MatiHitcr John M. PRt- Division of Money to Funds Michigan State weather bureau. I riarchc recommended to the moving into college housing this winter,will not lord in crowded rec rooms in the basements of the 1 durins llichrst trtnprr..turr iccTTricdjEant l,Hn.«inK Clt.v Council »I tout niifht that "no ohangt be Planned for Winter Term BR ....... ... ttorniR thr inr i;.st l ist f..*. .lav, Mm tew .I*v» was i.|iu women s dormitories, but will „„ ttn nocicc rr,t(tin* rr.„iln, lllkon Sunt!*" ' » t.ikrn 8unil,v ite given rooms in the hotel. aftc-rrioon. afteri Southwesterly winds J anow'ed^'to parki ineer according to Emery G, Foster, e.oisett the unseasonably warm pniktng lot on i manager of dormitories and1 w<,;""t lor Wednesday. \ tory rooms at the beginning of Ivisors winter term. Oar floor of Ihr Krlloct f fit¬ Final (*roup faculty advlsorg for ter will hou*f the roetlN. *r- Pictures Set to Observe Engineer have fcnounced, according to (\>lson, alitor. By Wolverine New Rules for three hours or less, according W. E. Ubby. chair- I'llalas of Social I.iff. MrGrady, Theodore to a report • presented by -the «tly Enough dormitory rooms will Saliilinu ltfi|iiirfil land Taut Gray, instructors Sjoirls Scl for Winter manager. Patriarchs stated that ther* la in making the choices, the com- be vacated to accommodate - wo¬ , on Soiilli CiimiMih men living in rec rooms, but ''a demand for one and two hawt j misvton took into eonsidrratioti the { there will be very few vacancies parking." He, termed the turn¬ j efficiency of the charity with rc^ | addition to these, said Elizabeth over in the lot "big." | gaid to administrative cost and j A rww |il«li of urii'm lias Corbishley, assistant director 5 ^ ^^ j the time of iiilfK'fition by theVhar-; hyett-st't uMof Army ROTC- . ity. The eommissiun stuted* a bal- , housing. Because/this ■ one* should l>e maintained among j cvdeU. Ultharil Mi-yvr, vndet term the Kellogg Cen- i the four area* of student retpotisl- | vcloneLjiniMitinml yesterday. taken at 7 p.m.; Spartan Guard heen available, officials decided to use it to bouse the at 7 13, XI Sucm* |»i at 7 30; In¬ j bllity—the university, the com- I South cnmpu.H will^bt* consld- overflow In women's living unit*, ter-Co-op Council, at 7 45 and {mtinlty, The the nation, and the world.J >red a mitUury post, and as such, Inter-Onrm .Council at fi during Christmas. vnratMU) all HOTC cadets will tie required |*duld and free recreation rooms, -she .... infantry seniors and Spartan w^cn students will not be parking to salute4 commissioned fifficcrs. a year about hi* group. | a<|,ied. Guard members are reatriarrhe said j this number wijl be living in the sororities, co-op*'ami dub* have: jtu; survey indicated tliat the j Center. The number of applir;i- been photographed for tions is about the same as last veor at this time, said Mias G>r- b' library and authorized Ken- j , rth "r»j| u*' fdack, architeeU. to Facelifting ior, was appointed by McCrary a» editorial* director. McCrary also The Animal Husbandry Pe-j partinent walked off with 17 priz-1 Maeklin field will undergo a named The I Council. The exposition in college housing winter; , t„ all seniors who arranged | ***»' UP j facelifting this week when work¬ following as night edi¬ es from the International Live' according to Foster. tors: Al Tcrnes, Detroit sopho¬ Stock Rxptwition in Chicago, [spprr xim*tcly 10,000 vifl- term, er*' start removing the 9,000 uc-j There is no sign «f a dfop In ; ritmpus each year. the number of men on campus r«- The Wolverine of fried the j Two-Ciar Oasli square yards of badly worn mk! more; Jim .Smallegan, Detroit sen¬ The sod will Iw taken up be* ior; Bill Smith, Flat Rock senibr. of the department. cording to Koriaid H. Nt ison. dean was "experienced laft -CAr uhn-. cause it constots mostly of a shal¬ The 52nd annual context war*; f, Studente a number of student* eniiM^t in* services. Mcn' ^ctor.c- Costs Drivers low rooted type of bcn\ grass Margaret Fuller, Last Lansing held from Nov. 24 to Dee. junior, and Sara Murray, Menom* sent nine sieers, 32 harrow* and MSC , regimental the armetl which doesn't give proper footing j term, wdl MSC Women gooo Damages j glided for Itory rates for winter be $200. to the football players. Grounds Department officials stated. Alex LaggU. Traver*e City Jun¬ ior. was re-appointed sports edi- 15 wether lambs to the tudgn g. Among the awards were one first L-wdJ rm Drinking Attend Convo An estimated MOO damage was Th# job will be done this week tor; Arnold Spellurt. New York, STl 'S SchMvd me yesterday afternoon to .two while weather condition* permit N Y irs when an automobile driven A . ^ nior. was renamtai feature sod cutting machine from Pe- editor, and Jim Mosher. Lansing onc, ' Atudcntsi received Howard Long of WUhamaton | tfoit will carry the brunt of the Junior, photo editor. Vicky Con- i irm notification* to (liwrnte During ? way. Gros«.e Polnto Junior, was • idded into the m»r of a slopi'cd cge yesterday for Replacement named winter term society editor.! Kegislraliim II celt ir on La*t Grand River | arr-pus. According C'larence Parr.. 1239 N. Capitol, ; take pi Assistant night editors are. Dean of Students. Connie ( nurteau, f/)iii*vilir. Ky.-^i o.Miig, had stopped for the traf- penalty involve ! i light, at - the corner of Last senior. Maraa. Tultie. Grand I fi*ics anyway." rand fitver and M.AC Avenue* Rapids senior Frank Butkiewicz.] «-ught in a Phil- nrti Long's car skidded 45 feeti use, the departn Jarkson junior, John Srarnehorn.* by the resident ad- t»» the'rear of his «ar. Police | One-third of Nilc-s MSplxanoie. arid Phil (Junb), i I • >oc live* al Phil¬ stadium can t»r LorktHiit, N Y., sophomore. j NEWS IN BRIEF \ l>»r«g . speed at 35 m.ph. 's off-campui, and on campus, win J Frank Kunz, advertising dim--: Long told p"ltrr he was going f< East Shaw rc#u-» of the «*! h«« tor. appointed Pat hheberoky, St j! I miles an hour. Sand on Ute Josefih jofiMtf. aa i'M-al advertising; ighway rnay have .helped ,in-. Martha Ru»*ct. Grand, ra*e the distance the i *r manager. Rapid* w-Oiur. national advertis¬ Bed Jets Damaged as II dr Slows *rre arrested out isdded. poller Mid. 'Holiday Joy' Sot ing manager„ and Mary Lou Har-| Damage to each car am tft* at4 .SEOUL, Korr i •I'v- Air "fighting raged for the eighth straight day •itoorderty conduct "r*her^ was caught too The trunk of Parr's vehicle vie. Sagmaw Sue rumor, t;ie. t Uu.1 hed'j Drarta»rn ,ver north*e*t K-'»Vra ■ i%!eiAt laming Ibunlu r Trashes into Denver llomes hurMlay AdGroupPit'k^ | nvariagcr and I^ee Hanson, Blrm- a DENVER '>•} be brmighi in in 4 ockjrk 2 to o'clock V.VBrrr > i" trer^ They'd tar welcome. Hot PARIS d^—Th* Writerr» power* Attempted vamJv yehterday to t arrange thai, wouid, i to Fdueatoo it you ran »'st> rluh how*. Uw« V! 1 ' draw from bervtct Foreign Kfimater Andrei Visblfwky #'satisfactory .you )Uit make the iuadtmii l«fec 1 '«** "I answer whether Ruaara would accept simultaneous international epfhr * ' ' •' '1 "Willow. ,nd «H *he letter* Hut have .pur. '■* ' ,-«r|-Ul« im- » ♦' five 1« reign educational lead¬ fro! and prohibition of sunns: weap" ' according to I>r. Raymond N. •"■* Ro>,. vwc pre* m. :o^hy gbbiit liiat sort "t surngday_aoo£i--cj»fi we have a yesterday sought extensive t Urifiestkm nf a sudden.Communist pro- brrfhip. JaKJ"1 j Hatch, apt in g director of the MSC ' * *i\ CSiktmu we can enjoy without ttmw '. i posal to permit neutral JwpcrlkMg pt some places bcbOHl the line* and » hrta corned Cm*. «*r«»r> And IhMie •** « «*>• *•»- feetebi teUlxh' A Christmas 1 Institute df" CoWttCWugT' TeaUutf to "ireeae * tfuupa and anna uow w Kutca. . . Utuir* tit«. - • ooperethm of Ihc wiMMA a Korea? c 3psc,.i pl-ty oH.o rf -'I | q, They made a pood start Saturday. hoeehnger Baking co. In foot hall ami cross country, first year men figured A.,0.1 l,o«, St.ta T>».>., prominently. The pony'hack field that was credited with pulling game after game' out of the fire was composed of freshmen and sophomores. Lettov Rotdeft. Ilex Tories*. Ron Rnhnnev.' Jimmy THIs. COMPLETE RADIO Larrv Foxvler, Ron Sehiesswohl. Evan Slonac. Rillv Wells AftD T. V. SERVICE— and Tom Veweie were all first vear men. Rltfgie Munn T. V. ENGINEERS PERSONAL, ePmliined these yearling* with seasoned vets and came out la c' PIco'i Music She with an undefeated team. IUCON 8LDG. In cross country, Touch Karl victors were the youngest ever to Srhlademan's Rig Ten Win a conference crown. A "WELL FILLED" SThCKINf mrni • uu Copt. Jim Kcpford and Jem- Zerhe were the only vets on the winning combination. Two sophomores. Ron Rarr Al anvoii-d welcome aurpriar on I hrlstwoe niumitjg. TVPEWR ITERS i and Rick Jarrctt. plus frosh Jim Arnold made up the SALES - RENTALS Al IkwihwHaiusr of Internal ,tl any time. rhnmpioit team. wV'IOP 'acoftdiKonad I*'9* . Although the other Spartan winter snorts haven't opened *r emit provide the filling loil we WOLVWINI TV^tWtlTfR CO The-boxing team, under Toarh (ieorge Makris, has all ' ' f KAI.AM.A200 PHONE J 4# IJ the earmarks of-miothcr Nt'AA cham|tlon*hip team. Coach HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS and 44AHW VACATION Charles Mrt'nffree'a swim *u'uad, rated one of the top three | . T>pi«y THESIS buok«. term paper* MAMVftCWrS ate Ksp#fi#ered WANTED work In the nation last year, looks like It is juxt as good this year. CAMPUS-WISE are MOCK-WISE ( Mred fuaranter.1 Call 4-271# Rafaramaa »| d* p Pre season estimates forecast a banner year for State's STtTlfNT application*, • impart ! and navy' idanUftcation ptcturm now so-called minor sitorls of gymnnstij-s. fencing, and wrest¬ ST« i-feS;:" ling. With a distance crew composed of runners from the cross countrv team plus mnnv good sophomore prospects. KLOCKS SHOES Coach Karl Srhlademan's track squad should do all right. OAltANF von look at. nil indications |«ort T55 fvf- >nd CbarktMf SR greatest year in the world of s|x>rts. And it looks- like the (Iwii ami White will have greater aud greater teams in the future. , - STUDENTS • - Hove a look at our Special Oirialmaa Gird* - C»ulii(pHonic. Special on Photo and Scrap Albums. •I ROW! STUDENTS• - See our book for Christina#. ROOM* transport^ To SU E. Michigan Ay FOR ECONOMY STUDENTS• - Take home u Tec*hirt. a Sweat-shirt, an t anil • MSC Jacket to the l.ittlr Brother or Slater. For yourself we INITIAL COST have a Student <:hri»tma# Special on Zelan Jacket#. . CAMPUS BOOK 131-133 E. GRAND RIVER AVE.';', v p :,w'-' *■ 1M1 MICHIGAN STAT* NEWS Fbf from Cbbip— Blue Key Taps 25 Members temationals All Quiet in Mancelonan* Detroit; Gerald and Don Society as Plan Party for at the [an Yiile Visits Friday. Seniors tapped include Vacation Time Term Ends dance Robert M. Brlggs, Erie, L-. « ert M. Pa.; John - tro„ Hobert D ^ '-an"n8:, n,°^ Chefsky, Tawas; Joel B. N.Y.; Lee Hanaa ChrUt j Hos|e By BAT MCTEM Dean, Dundee; Malcolm Drum- , v .. r um_ MSC students Manrriona, Mich, held mnnd, Detroit; Carl Elcher,_New- H;£ht, Ohio;' Clifford The college social machine Heeksel, Spring Dec. 27, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the Lakewnod, Ohio: Circuit Call Students has shut down for the rest of Manrelona Gymnasium. Lake; ^Robert W. Newell, Yale; Dwaine Polzin. Grand Blanc; Wil¬ Osfaorn, of I the term—finals have set in The Snow Valley Ski Club Or- liam Plant, Birmingham; John lestra of Gaylord, Michigan has plnningt After a rousing" tern Savior, Pittsburgh. Pa.; Burton ' One of the 32 atolls in the Mgr- Thousands of miles will sep¬ of parties. been tentatively contacted, ae- BHt M« Omar Jabard, Manee- Spurrier. Orosse Pointe; Douglas shall Islands is named "New . arate many foreign students junior to M« lona sophomore. Stuart, Pontiac; James C. Tottcn, Year." Mi lor ! MillW. and from their homelands this Christmas. With a home town Help Out Santa typical student is CIM» I called Paris or Peiking, neither . With due Boync City, Petoskey, Canada, long Christmas recess nor the nos- talgia of a holiday season can Bright Yule Trimming the Michigan game, the oamf got in the swing of socializing. City and Gaylord. This dance is the lirst undertak¬ CriMiart. Ft. Wayne, ore to Kay Station. New York send one home. The "big cities'* hold an attrac- tion for many oL the students City. Chicago. Phi!,., Adds Gay Holiday Ijook The first semi-formal dance the term, Ag Council's BatlrWas a ing of thia nature ever to be held Harvest in Northern Michigan. years. Jean Cotter, Kappa Alpha SPECIAL Ipointc freshman, detphia. Baltimore and othrr Artistic cocds with a few instructions and a touch of in¬ Theta, reigned da Chi Alpha pinninas are points east being strong favorites genuity can brighten their homes this season with iray an all-college Owosso Junior to Hillsdale senior; ItotuM Ami and Edwin I Christmas ornaments that they make themselves. A eirio fn„m Ik- A Aside JfA in.... 1 from the traditional wreaths and bows, one can de¬ .... Homecoming, complete with Queen Mary THREE SPEED AUTOMATIC , Detroit senior to Mel- open houses at the living Holland Junior; sign Colorful table decora-j" . Birmingham senior to "I've heard so much about Birmingham sopho- Edwin explained. "and thought' window arrangements, and it.~'"?n*' mantel pieces, door and [Vith tally.wrapped packages ^ C dlTnw ,lu«™ ln the stocking. waa^c** square foot per couple. COLUMBIA PHONO ATTACHMENT i Banting. Jackson sen- we could get in some spear fish- nativity scenes with a limited Beautifully-Illuminated nativity At.lh(. m„„ of th, ,,rm i of White Hall; ing. reimming. and laying in the,amount of time and effort. always impressive. MRC wcflt m|mary with the an- Nativity scenes a arfan^ liills* nual Coronation Ball on Nov. 30. MAKES EVEN A I tntemau™,!! decoration* arc charm before a picture 17" r Ins . Fouad Soliman. International Club president and graduate stu-j holiday arrangements, espec- tiny angel figurines and Bethlehem TARI.R MOI>KI. KAItlO candles in smsill holders on the pinriings in Phi Delta j dent from Egypt. will remain in j tally attractive because of their Nutrition Head Hill W'lWfHt East | East Lansing, because "1 am run-j originality. A lighted reindeer glass shelves to complete the ar- A IIADIO-IMIONOC.KAI'H unior to Elisabeth Bald- j rung my experiment in the phys-! head, surrounded by sprays of Lansing university of junior attend- iology department, and t cannot evergreen is always effective. The Michigan; j leave it." Sushela Lingaiah. Ban- deer is cut from a block of plas- to Give Talk ftrueger. Detroit Junior, galoc. India graduate student.! tic foam which is available in Job Application* LAST CHANCE A lecture op "Studio^ of Weight East Lansing j finds )}££$£H in the same situation \ most hardware stores." Strong Reduction" by Dr. Margaret Ohl¬ Kappa Kappa | in the home ec Sot Wednesday jerry McKeiwte. Detroit I ment. j a'string, of Christmas lights Is son. .head of the DepHrtmenj 'M , Foods and Nutrition, will be gpon- Harris. Bay City In Egvpt, ( hrfotmas is eele- twined along the antlers. By a vide their own enter¬ tainment at the < hrivtma* Eve |o«r Sf'ilHOII party planned at trkshop. sponsored by on jfebo national radio Mil conclude the fall and It with two ; ha, b^n pian, shows at 7:30 over stated tha ■j out-of-state stu- j. Rochl. Treriton • til. .how Sunday a.- \ djv1dual A nr. Houchins, Niagara Tn*»ky. 4 PATRONIZE STATE NBVS ADVERTS Examination Schedule Job Field (load for Graduate* SALE MEN'S SHOES The preference list of each ulrl Is to be turned in Jan. 11-ot 10 a.m. days' and hours the claw is scheduled to meet during the term. To determine when your examination is to l»e given, find the block Invitations to pledge may be in column 2, I, or 4 which lists the days and hours of your class. obtained at the post oiflce Jan. 12, Alumni can use the service* 11:90 *n.m. to 2:30 p.m. Hedging Example: A class meeting MWF 1-2; the examination will be 8-10, Man., Dec. 10. offered by the Bureau to gain n takes place Jan. .13. Hushees are A class meeting T.Th 4-5; the examination will be deferent location, advance pro¬ Informed what to wear when they fessionally or to change because 7-0 P.M., Monday, Dec. 10. accept UtVlr'feMs. Invitations must lie returned to There's a Farringteo jewel i the postoffice by 4 p.m. Jan. 2 l»«t. Choose one of thrse h brocade, radiant with the r$ or in rich smooth TexoL 1 everyone. Rites Planned for Student Killed by Japs /SHOES hears will arrange the final examination daring Ihe exam¬ ination week. Claatruom arrangements for these examina¬ CenUr Lansing tions should be made by the staff with Mr- Heppcnhagen In the Registrar's Office (Ext. 501). Examination will be given in the same, classroom as assigned for ckiss meetings at tiie etui of the term. All students, instructors, ami room st hcdtfl Serrtce Mh'M...' — llwichcom Iters jftlwnrfl WftckH to lecture Retrospect ion Omtempory Literature ft!ward Week*, editor of the Atlantic Monthly, will |#re»ent - ■ Br I'Ml Rolls .1 talk no ''Literature at the Half Century" in the Auditorium Mil, am r>i»n ran.., thi* Wednesday at 8 p.m. -- it now—finah are approaching so you blow Atlantic Monthly muw/iw? ha« afwtiVH jmcIuM lt» editors „ir your taiokx. rraek down the cover*—ami voting! ~Weck*, now in hu« ~ . • 1 I,ate K before jroo—discouraging, isn't it? ... . . . . . But ('von with aaittstil nil*- 1 III, vmr editor, is typical, ,(in h, mlw| up nltW, -tage you deride that achuril la nothing but ; of thi* tradition, 1rnagazln* out on time, ,r But take a hx>k lack into the recent pa at ! Sin re W«h»1u received • the ? During the cournv of a year the .hat you !»*• to compenaate you for your mldw%hiXi Mon!My in 1 AdentUr Monthly handle* over ■ 1957, th* circulation of th» •fns»vi»-' 40'<00 Nnohuorrf ptiV ! /:»,»• hat* rtunbavi hi Over 100 000. /' He 1* proud of the /aH that the »!>lration week came In the middle of September, [ In the En tent';ftn ! JV/Sfory-riwHtttMl rn a (| a / i » f he trri*»t week—nodaxxex—no atiullea ■■■ ju«t fun ' ►tut a arlH^te >* *. worthy mrrw" toj e^Jts hat «!•" largest rtetik'tlwi In. «i, mi*u't it ? The flfat football (fame canie along | rurh faroou* editors of The At- .•»« //'Vorg arel it larger dnfiibu- J,Umil. and nor first victory of the xeaaop, a tin j fer.ffc* ;»« J«m*f fltiiwell IxrwHf Hon ,r. 'aliform* than It hat in j Wdllam De»» »i»d Ttsf*r.- M#*whu**iU, )k,i , j r Oregnn State. | »•* Bailey Ahlrirh i Aflmmbm to the lecture is Iff started the following Monday, ami up until ; Weeks rr»«si of hi* «*»*«* i»■' to fctudeni# presenting thrtr ID L,ni. i-vcryone hml n ball. Why study *o enrlv - f turh'H L»tieht»n it evidently iinlmprrvsed by llu |.aarhrx- larm't until December. So—yon didn't and you •T't find fn "flip Kpifhfumlipr" ruining to l^tirrhlld Thritrr L, tie llarvext Ball or some other more? jilcawtnt l.ur*f!*r afffht. AI*o slated for >t»nr p**m wrrli rutrrtainmrnt l« obrrt H-thrrty'* prod urt ion of "Vnnooli of the North" Iter. 7 at Oh and 'I 0(1 p.m.. starring Kobrrt Aid.*. ime lalk of a student tax started to get under re was a lot of hubbub throughout the term O0( MNCt OMttf n • to !*• for It or attains! it At firs! win wore i.uid vote for it at winter registration, and isistponed until Fehrtiary - at which it stand. it it h Carnival proved wn o a hunt" turnout of students wi Hiiv f .hrMntit* (iifl* fri»n» Slate New. 4ilverli*em < than think about how much tS STYLES. SH*PES tHO COLORS , i interested students started pii.hine fi • i row as the sehrsd ma«eot. hut were the Athletic Council. This hap|».oei| ids.i Sii|ierl» Sliirt laiuuilry Service is a footliall parley was uncovered in our i n.my was* approaeliinir, and tile Irvinp To hrip tnu prepare watrselve* for your S|tenly I'rea.ing vtllilr you wait o. work on their d'*l'ln.vs. Mary Ismn ' . o 'fh^kear the..Queen"* crow n. Kuropean Trip in 1931!. .. Prompt |li livery ami I'ick-up Service waysri 4 —ere all readv for I hr»s|m.ts-giv ing WHATS SO DIFFERENT ABOUT ENGLEWOOD N. J. ? Other Uittt'ti, Vr tkr re#-or jru* lr\. tuiirtri+t* •Truoriei - nil bused and CCoodfMl »ppr«pri«fr(y irro»/ AP Defensive AU-Midwest Team MtCAI. NIHMtTX OIIIHTY —.Seeing H»l. Curey, the Spur- Ittng' irrrnt all-around athlete in the nImimIh watching • MSt: hgnkethuil game. I hiring the -Wayne tilt, Ittg It. J. wnx junt one of I he K.fifiti funn wutehiug the gnme. Hen-mine of the neiiruenn of the hMnkeUutll ami fiMitlmll nettnntin, he iliiln't Ktnrl working out until Inal night a ml might nee nrtinn MgNinnt Denver, Dec. lit. " *5 When he linen gel in lop nhn|ie, it will lie Inlerenting to nee whnt inmitinn he plit.vn. Saturday, nnphnnuiren Hugh Mac- Mnnler anil Deneul Hit it limn nhnreil the pivot imnitinnn nml turned in n hungup perOu-ninnee. MeMnnler played with nn ankle Injury thnt kepi him rriim.plnying iiin tienl hut he Mtill liuikeil iniprenaive. CiMi-h I'ele Newell will proimbly revamp the lineup tnmewhal like he did lanl year when he alarled hoik Kay Kleffea and Carey, allhouKh Ihey were hnlh limed an renlern. Spunking ol' Snturility'n game, whatever Impia-m-d to the lileiiehern oil the two alinrl nnlea of the-floor? Many alii- ih'iiln hail In Hiatal up during the game or elne lake tjenln in I he corner of the gym heeaune nnmeiine didn't have the fore nighl to erect tlie temporary neatn in time. Whin winter Hpurln lime rnlln arnunil. Track Coach Karl - .Vn/rr and HtUtr Thau Ufa filowd ScItlailemaii winhen Dig flnli Carey wiih two |n-Monn. Iloli in MHC'n |op nhot putter. He hnliln the outdoor liig-Ten chant- Kiglit ( '.nmiinl pionnhip ami all of the nchnol recnriln. If he joined Schlade- luau'a indoor track ni|iiail, he would la- a virtual cinch for the Mat (Hi a nips Indunr nhnl put record in the Itig Ten. However, Newell alno iteeda him for liitHkelhall. . I .ant neanoti, Carey alltiont niinned Die outdoor track ncanon mil decided to go out for IiuhoIiuII inatead. However In , their .l.volan. " ' ' ' Don McAuliffe changed Iiin mind and liecnme one of the tn-nl nhot |iuttern in the nation with a minimum id1 practice. 13.1 It. claim I..' Hergenj ggnjng. g. t-„ (/ft ■ Nailh .Dick I'anin Ingtlm Mllllrrm after 0lH,t(iiu Slate College, • foil'mati Billy Welln hi. Initial match, won j (h<, Viltce Pinatio rhlle Don'o'nar'a*Jerla^l t+leaaed M> liead coacli, tlentie I Id-Hoy Holdetl .a nicli.iriliu.a for tlie prattler., ycalerrtay jWityne llennoit "W„ tack ptfenet won | AN%. M linlvernlty otjKv"n *' ,"o, b lite ""iMiehtgat. loat a to,, ba.kethaU Al Dorow - tin Jim Knotta dri-u- pn»k|.ccl ywtlerday with the mill- I Kl!i» llucjliitt ,ur) I)uvl. N»«h. j lamgel after laating (-.mini ii.p,,], u.phomoie t. Chuck w.i11in. lit"- #„rward la-n.ng itecialoiierl Karl Itun.l- DtlloW t each In,it WOT, their KMIXVH.I.K. TLNN.. t/T'i "Tti.^ M, Auliffe iiiahlirv Marlow ' Hlch- gather J. Hugh O'tkmnell Memor- .. , three nwlchM before lal Award, emblematic of the Nn- '' iiii,ilil darker In the 177 tlonal Collegiate f'imlhkll Cham- Welln Vene Wert la 11 won river piomhlp, wa« formally prcaculed Uoldcn 'tall tor the heavyweight to Tennewrr'a undefeated and Thrower « |untled tc.mja.l mght. Jm„., In,In,dual FLASH CAMERA KIT - — m m a m Rwinng 1 o93 \ \ rla M.Vi up • hport. Miirtt H'i up hit . . now . ,, .11,50 up • Handkerchief. 35f up • t'ntterwrar gl.UO up ARROW y, l)cj*Tn ' " ~ T If.J? MirHIQAK STATE XtffS ^"r Ih'bul Srm»n'n T«inwnnm ..•. —- . Oath ■ Slate Hockey men Host to U of M ""■ lo Qiiry Joins Carey lAmt I|iu»»»U»||ji/|i ! 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Mim. alternatlnv at { fmtk it if iH'tifwt am far as the t4»«- l5 it " It **<•{ Thttr* I>imhI la»tr IH lh»* Sni|tl<«l Definition -"for *~ fiHtlni realty for tlir" |0Vf campaign, hoatng. irmnaitlrj and Fashion frui'liu tram* Ale mpiillv rniimluii Into *hape for nril lrrm'% W»*iin drhtit In Ihf lop plrtufr. I 04'h Oeorg* MakrH, l«*lrl* mentor. watches hit (mi M t t »tump*, C apt l iii»< k **pir«rr ami Jed It lark In practice. M left. gymnast Ink IU trio 11 practice* on the hiiMptnltl tnr I rnrliif ( narh I harle* *»hmlttef prjC- tire* with hi* *ee pupil Kay.fotlr < above*. | Wild nmfT. wppim MIiIihIiI. Mav. - IJijili I rosh Lratl Ire Seiners Ok -J Amwiti'i Mprt Famou« Camput Skop* for Man la Sigs Win i»in r.th 2ITK. (.ranit Rivcf j ' ' • r«t|.,f matrh that J rtisna ^ Merry (HristaMS, I 7 r^JBOPaxvifn tori AT *»nmx %t ; » T Stalc-lllrll | thru I n« t kC* If yi tiii H"* :»'. •»♦«» v' 1 GRUNT • ff» v *t*y»%0\4F u» '4» c. -e > V > ~ 1&**? ** i* * j Only h.11 * OOtPlt pip** hare th**r Thrr* ' ThriMit'1.iuiri««rtt* api«CV klM IM Nir l aarpw*. tak ever the 1 •« ««aM> 1 »u—rti We're «»■'■ III * MHM. tv aiUU mii< lt h» f'"' '- ,,, „<—■» mO TkarWty. «''ijnvnumt of lilt' svnson .SSatUr fthki%krt* (ShTJ) lies KAYIVOODIE Siftikrtafi SsrtfiWi# - tias '» t'xh'iifl In our fririul* < O-Ji^u *a,m» ' ».K «.» "11// rtufoiiicm our /»»■*' WafcHHa* J.M iiia/if'M for «... kr fUo «•» •* la* s.i • «e [HERRY CHRISTMAS Ir« - Rxkb kfcif I^.V. :.j in. iw.tad <*.»; ap «.M The Tog Shop j CUSTOM H Mil DASHERS - IMPORTERS East Lmiri Daily Routine Fellowships Britons, Egyptians Still Hold* in Offered fw^ Off&ed IS* Senior* Gash at Suez Canal 'Ad* Building Science Study 29 Killed in Battle ner-offlee get- Fighting Called BImmIM <>f War, British Take First 25 Prisoners CAIRO. Kirypt

—1the mnut norlnu* clash that has ycl Occurred ta'twocn. Hritixh trmiiM and KKyptlani, in the Sue* Canal Zone resulted yesterday in the deaths of an otj liolli sides, an Eiryptiaii rnniimini<|iie reported. -— ■a: " The announcement from Fellowship* range from It.fOO ULnl I he Kiryptian Government ShakcM|icarc tSllflM m ik| ■ said the ligrht inir around the town of Sue/ con- in mid he "gang hark quired to take n fellowship record ItOTC Kiflc Team culmination which will he admln- I lav Planned Play I lanilCtl tinned la*t night. •tlfHis have ap- Islered on Jan. III. Headline for Wilis Fifth Contest Oi#*j _ * _ It listed the Kuyidluii dead nn Adininlslridlrm- application* Is Jan. 7. for (gat* "" Broadcast Ill.Jk'ljl 1,1 "«MU JMlut ' two imllremeti uud 14 rlvlllnos, ||,e llillish as 1.1 servicemen. The I'redortoral fellowships in elec¬ tronics are also available to stu¬ Number one team of the Air Foice ItOTC ttifle teams has won .. , , ,, Kgyidlnns also rlalmed II pnllce- dents who have completed one lie inter-battalion mntch trophy n.dm staff . I Members MendHTs ol MSC » radio of MSC's- m civilians wounded. year"of graduate training. Team One annexed their fifth and students will present a spec¬ Post doctors I f el lo w sh I ps a re straight competition victory by ial program of Shakespeare's 'As available in the agricultural. Mo- defeating the MSC Varsity. You Like It" on WKAft at 7:30 tianirn Croup S>ls logical. engineering, mathematical, The Air Force team has beaten medical and physical sciences, ac¬ four ground force component tonight. _ Adaptation of the play was ■ For the first time Die nrltish (inniN Markt'l cording to the National Academy teams as well as the MSC Varsi¬ of Sciences. These range from ty, Cadet Captain Robert M. made by Jose pit Galloway, Direc¬ announced they had taken "pris¬ for l\cxl Week $3.000,to $3,000 for citizens of the Chcfdky explained. - oners." They (inid they had enp- tor of lladlo Education. United-States who have com¬ Tlie team is currently practic¬ ttired 25. The Egyptian** said (Wl Galloway will pluy Jacques, were wounded on their aide. The annual Greens Market, pleted all requirement# for Ph.D., ing for the national intercollegi- Sc.D., or M.D. degrees. ntc Hearst Trophy match. Ap¬ Jt irhnrd Cciro.v, former .London Two clashes in the City of Sue/, Information and application proximately 170 schools are ex¬ actor and exchange Instructor, v»he at noon and a second Ih blanks for these programs may W pected to partudpate. .which the nrltish lost (seven kill¬ will portray Orlando and Sally secured from the Fellowship Of¬ ed in an ambush. (shattered the FIRST SHOWING Ifnmcllnc, Grand lllaitc senior. truce negotiated after the Isrnal- fice, National llesenrch Council, Will play the part of Hosnllnd. Others in the cast Include: Pol¬ iia hat tie of Nov. lit in which 1ft 2101 Constitution Ave., Washing¬ ton 25, D C. WEDNESDAY IN MICHIGAN were killed. , ly Mullenburg, Durand sopho¬ more. (Vila; Hubert Oliver, C*lcvt> ► land Heights freshman. Oliver, A RARE BLEND OF 3RTTISH HUMOR. Al 1 lower, East Idinslng-Junlor, ni» after Duke Frederick; Lee Hanson, . w hich I he :».% Hirmlnghai taken. Sporty in the second round, he added, "Egyptian terrorists," using rifles and Incendiary bombs, ambushed two trucks nt a ruilway crossing i Just outside Suez. Six Mauritian soldiers In llrltlsh service were killed. A nrltish .major is miss¬ Chicago Collcxe nf Saurian Sells (hil ing and is presumed dead and an¬ soldier is missing, the OPTOMETRY < lirisluius Issue other spokesman said. The two vehi¬ THE MSC Tract cles wore, burned, The December n issue of MSC": Egyptian Interior Minister Spjoe/ humor - magazine Bold i»ut after t« Fund Serag El Din Pasha told the Chamber of Deputies that nine SONG ALBUM neenrdinx to Don Egyptian civilians wore killed.. A limited number of irmun-dn is being held for Spartan *u A Musical Memory of ( ollegr scrlbcrs They should be Mick1 78 and 33 1-3 uperda MICHAEL WILDING Up in the Spartan office as am as possible. Smith added. Next month's issue- which w ODILE VEKSOis go on, sale Jan. R wilt Include Write — Wire — Phone UNION BOOK STORE CYiWtaf hy Herhut Wlm f— We puJ.i °fAlrttnlrr Ir, party primer designed to t< Undents how to give a party. TOM N!'PULING Kunz New Head 'Voir Balfoar Mm* 111!) N. I'nlvmlty. Ana Arhar of Ad Honorary Phonr I-I7JI Frank Kun/. advertising direc¬ tor of the State News, was elect¬ ed president of Alpha Delta Sig¬ ma. national advertising profes¬ sional. last week. 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