■; < If ALCX LAMHH tions'with frpsh 6*5" Frank Khmann. fore falling In Iowa. Coach Harold Olson's troupe. Newell plans no lineup rhanges for the Spartan's. Ithipin'SWte'i surprising basketball quintet, win. The decision over the Irish snapped Notre Daat'a On the basts nf season records an far, (ha Spar- The only pooolhle change might he in the center sbd !„ ,r'cn nf their last eight starts, will try for home-winning streak at 20 games. Bofor® the IfWt laafn are alight favnriten. The nnly mntnion appnrv- where siarler Hob Carey ha* a painful shoulder ail¬ I. fjrytBig Ten victory tonight in .Jcnlson fietd- tussle, the Spartan's were rated 20th on the. natiM ent la compare the Iwn teams |a Natre Dame who rolled over Northwestern. The Wildcats also dropped ment. L at rhP expense of Northwestern'* Wildcats. AH basketball poll, the first time in years that- )f varsity game will get under way at H o'clock MHC P am* has niade the coveted top 20. three games to Went roast foes before besting Ohio "It may be a strain of some kind or maybc.it* just the .layvet* slated to face llenton Harbor JC Northwestern looms as a tough hurdle for State be State. a pinched muscle," Newell said. "V clear in order to get back in' the young eonferMM Although this year's Wildcat crew is one of the Hugh McMaster. fi'O" Haxel Hark sophomore-fillod P'.'IO, •in for Carey In most of the Iowa clash and turned in r,. spartan* were thwarted in their first hid for a • race, the Wildcats arc fresh from a 75-70 deeMan youngest in years, they prisma more over-all height over the Buckeyes of Ohio State and are currently than Wildcat squad* of recent yearn. Only one return¬ » sparkling performance, bagging six point* on three |p,r, 1,1 ' win Saturday night when a skyscrapirig tied for th" loop lead with four other teams. ing regular Is on the Wildcat's first five, Capt, Hemic field goats. He is also expected to see ^ lot of action |aypiad won B heartbreaking frv officials Was Kliiiiination Gale Nears !:•. military ntticcri renf.rrrd tsr l»« «nd iMtrir. before tar luneh III Sight Battered en later returned U the -I l.en I joint rh'iefe >'< talks. fhttsr needleV WASHINGTON I'resident John (d Ha Freighter chairman of commit' . Sunday penputur,. ,.ri||t.K,. a presidents .».. \IS(. Driving trig thf. .. ,r chf' ir r.M,'t,. Flying Kiiterpri-r c. idrd opportunity tpffoxtftwIMv •?; :r.m 'O T.|H<.f| l t(l I'mffssorshift • lull to counsel w'"' »"'•« "" rr^n !n.*»if fill if lir ?hf f*. ■ W »•»*' Arowsl fortes uffic- Sure »mr>ir. mof II.02A rntri «*• fcstiihlislu'tl rn!i#fi cofr.j.arcf >vt»h W> *1- l.OHfHJM DAuntl*** ■ Aliens ForeciJ H. %t%Rlt:l.U* ,UiOKI» ' I* ij* ;,i,w. Uth« -ui: Jwauif; tubs.1 k«*|» thcirj clothe* ini To File Present • i.* ., ii* 'M*r* u*e private phoru^. «iri(i have only 'mi' r-rf.nirnaV—a» U-ast '*>'«•«• i- w living lit ♦ h«- K"iiog fVnf^r Addresses f--.r* ♦ nt freahny-n trunofcr women .in* terni^r _ # - arily ccTntrv < tuf.l/ing -.n nil I >. JP| r l«llt(*r* the Mcond floor of th.- r. II. Adjusts . ... a11j • ter, until th«*v ;»n he piuced llOHII r l\€f Jill**; in Uormitorv The.n- Scales D.lllia^t- 10 OIIMT* ra-lrvon' •• .-".n" '/»/> for llimillinu Skcfiticul I'll rents: Slioiv'cni Iloir lis l i. k. ts oii*il)ility Most of the credit for State's sudden chanpe in bas¬ ketball fortuTTes should po to State's likeable coach, I'elo Newell, who instilled a wlnnlnp attitude into the Spar¬ Report Says What do you think about the year 1952? Is there any- thinp special about It, or is it just -another year'.' Will wAsillMJTO.V .1* Coii-k- tans. WASHINGTON (A') t - students of history in years to come scribble down in If the Spartan* play like they have so far this season, Mobilization " I) I r ec t o r their notes that 1952 was an eventful year? Will it be a Id,"(Ml crowd like to one that parked .Icnison fieldhouse Charles K. Wilson disclosed remewliered like lltfifi, 1755, 11)18? Who can say? Saturday will la iMilh price an.I credit eon I mis against a possible ' 1032 leap-year license to malfe more of an all out effort. He- ware. men. they'll lie hurdtr to escape this year, flow The Itdlovv up in the Snvief I'ixsw. on Hie p reel inn flare-up f of inllfition. And, he !clearly showed (his. And n few davs Inter the lliwim cautioned. onee yvage policy has thrillinp. 1 lack of fe«poft*tbth».> t ensor was willinp lo pass dispatches hinlinp that the Itren settled there can »»• no control and Hi outset, 1052 promises to lie. very little differ¬ mono*. So at I'SSIt mm oiler Japan a pcare treaty. A.I', correspond- yielding" fit further wtugc do- ent than any other year. It'll Is- nostalpic, dreary, en- enl Kddv Gilmon- rcporttxl: "There is no douht here in The report was, the quarterly tertniniup. thrillinp, and consequently an awful lot like Moscow that Stalin's nie*«oge sipnilies a new Soviet review of the Office i»f Defense every other year that has preceded It. !l'olicy toward Japan." Mobilization (Ol)M I. \V t I s o tv With a platform which would have done credit to a .vtttcrnirtvaril hceJcr, Stalin wished the Japanese.less un¬ Tin- Statu News has a new,than in the editor's post this employment. Iiiplit-r vvafmrlind lower taxes. Hut he told term, and fron^jne. he puis a lop welcome, lie's I bin Mi - the Japanese these, thinps could nol be while forcipn forces-wire 4o Japan and Unit country eoutiuued on its t rary, a soft-spoken, congenial sort of fellow. My i pies- tion for 1952: Will lbin break all precedent of State News CAMPUS present path. editors and remain soft spoken and congenial ilf will he This is at once the Kremlin's answer to the Japanese police treaty it rejected and part of an overall ernnomir- In-come like the majority of editors Who have preceded him? " _ . CLASSIFIED pNicc offensive in Japan, cmbtulylnp orders to the Jap¬ anese Communist party. Tin- party's assipneil duty will' RATES—** dMftM ♦<>» IS wordy Of lot*: I day. SOc: 3 Sayt, PHONE IN YOU* lie to do all in its power to keep Japan from becoming tin effective force in tin nun-Communist' side of the world ,Sw(//v Nqplccied $1.00; five dayt, $I.?S plus ISc tervico Eoch word in eic»u ©4 IS, 3c pm day. for credit. I-ISH. Ert 9 to |J — i ta J I I quarrel. ~~A cnlunvtUHt of the Otvjroh Stjite ".l>nily lUifomptor" The constant threat of Soviet Aggression hrouphm points out: "Ow pood way to tell tho t'msh is* to %vntrh ahoot a situolion in Jopnn which cried mU for action. who jrots the mail. Sw»m» lik^Jhe ynunjfattfC* ulwny?* ir»*t Jupan now has an nuthnri/rd nalamnl pnlit\ reserve of a humlful.Avhile thotio of us who lmvr boon around a few T5.1)011 men orpani/cd like an army. with pood weapons in military output.*. It con¬ yoaiH a tv nadjy noirkvUnl. Won dor what hni»poMojl to all UNITED AIR LINES -and pood traininp, but without tanks or heavy nrlillerv. ned nn uss^rterl failure l«» those persons who promistMl ua lot tors ?" The opposition factions, with the Communists chiminp in for their own purposes, are makine this one of the llttotv told « news t'onkiftift' main target* of their^rflh-ism and petlinp a sympatic elic ear from many Jnpam-sc. /hieh his report was issued, no civilian cutback could Sawv i ipi flit's Hrn> MAINLINED STEWAROE-S d rearmament ..appreciably. It siH-nis likely the Soviet t'nion will make sonic sort mi id the whole program has "The Technique" of Georgia Institute of TwdHiolopy of gem-mus-looking economic (restore toward Japan, pro¬ i carried hack to the Na- m'p-s; "More interest should lie shown in the endeavors WtlCC-x «c; bably in connection with Intelnational Economic Confer¬ of the student government. A very-effective way to keep ence liefhp stairisl in Moscow next April. tip,to date is to read the minutes published in the school Hut Japanese an- aware tbnt to"tile north, inside of paper." The same applies here, and to the arcounts puis- their home islands, tile Soviets arc prnbnhly lut-ildiii£ oil¬ iished in the State News. fields ami training pilots at a feverish pace. The Soviets arc said to have on Sakhalin a division or so of native The. National Geographic So¬ Japanese troops, fully indoctrinated, who could serve ciety says the-hot dop l* generally as n "Iduration' army against Japan, should the time believed to he the invention of a fyr thai iiitivc. A .inpan in n chaotic internal condition New York Polo Grounds conces¬ sionaire a Unit .1900. vvWhl prepare tin- way lor such a move some day. Southern California "Trojans" for natural shine have a new name for the stu¬ dent citi/ens of UCl-\ UCloA Ik natural softness now stands for "Upper Cuca- monga Uveatock Association," HOUSING the Tropm* maintain We hate to think what the UULAns will retaliate with. Staff Member* rypEWRiTE* co want£ AUTOMOTl^ la}, .lannnry 7, tjj^ " ! MtCltlOAH STATP N'PWS IIIIUIIIKtH Still llltluM' Wnil For Mr! MIimIimiIk f<» Talk 1 MMIft Stale tirad* Given Oil Slimmer Work l r»m t'a'.'f t) Arm* Cnmmlftftioir (iMh'fnl llri fit 0- Talk (]oin|»r«Miiisi> Trail* Iht/flJkr it,, !) i >j r hi »M. ii,t„riwniit'.iK- rittftM Thr,,r MlrM*nn-OlaW fcTf.i'i ii,f": wMr hm**ng - '*'rr 1319 -|w* ,• ^Olijnl M» Kwk Slii|i|»nji 4 ralnl. Iftrr Hrnrnrr m. . » ItotI. room and hoard art* ' , Military »■ liter Ninrfli Kor.-uii It. ml., for Work, K.prr-. ,h»< ,1 ihr I rolrr H.lr, " ' KAI.AMA/.OO f/1't Uv^y. t»#id Mmtfy M The to~4UW are %r| a| *t«3 f#r the Irrrn. the '*,M f.teotrn..r,t«- n" whi*t? tfjitl ftoeaetl Model |«#k»i on tak# flirted at 1H0 |»,#n. at Ml* wnr a* dormitory mIm. '^lon*' % ' > rebuff t*l W ' Ml :»HSiN«w turn"! d'iwn nil ; —^ l)ir. . tor M« daltc farm how. Hertford heifer* to■hound to fr.l- lr * oh# of hi* vwrA hrM"*' Ttmadwy and Wtdncaday. VlrflhM »»* ' Rver*rnefL -JirtMe TrrMt Iw.-f • T, , . . , , r,, i -ro, v,K„, Whether >,... if '■*>, AtUiifrv. at,ft f?i'h»:!. p»2~h Succeed ii.iu. ' . f«» .... °" i 41i , Wiphmftor#. .-wtfl tfrrok r>h their h*\,'iun **rf» 1r- not »,»♦>« |f. Stiltiv u. t.riind •• Ra-pf'K Tr.•• . ... Miwlond wcii« . ■ .■ . 1 rrlntf o «malH«kr» hft (hr-ffft* ' rttmrhVr~ rttf#rloMtra •fiiewfiry. ' fi< U < ,n . ■ < ",1,.-. f^rtUv ,, n „m. t.*»v mh' at f .riilcr »•! form aeveril) dfl|'# »gw The Mi** Moih f* t'»ok port Jfv-fhe Idat* A < ■ " ■ < .» . ♦ / • . r- '-.t Pf.# • ,'«#f f Mfrrtfvo ' ,. („i fXt'hftQRlnC j Mtimal wm rewtietf hut It #tiffer- pf"i!rfiai M turn- '•? ... j.„, t. ^rrordmf '» ' .p'.irt f-kb- „ la.cd clvlllnrti jMtiaM J a n* f,.;m , tm -Mvore -hork ««,,,*.* .h,.b ' rhAf- «fhil0 flhffer atfeftdefl a . ' - . .. .h ;' if. .V t f> Mf"rrt, a«t^. •„ 4,t. t,> R»>*rf* uu« I„r.vi"l « wll1ln*n<-«« St».' „ |,frtt. of -.vhi'khy dovrn . Wedhewlfijt, fmre ffahmflhrif, ■ thf ahf^,« Jhrv n',.v /,». f" thffint «the rerrtvererf tfttlekly. M latrrtthd *ehtnr wMI fell hff fh< r »-t •// i•*•«!->, 'hi v f-.itrt i v » t.he hot"- - f Now Ihe heifer follow# tf.e e*f»er|eheeii rjfi a trip to Ktimpf. 'hiolf-f.i- If »ht» rr, >. h»» ».v • ro«!,. Fr«-»»efj / t» r. hn foer nrotrftd fitcw t. drtf, lieklntf «f»enklft« Wrflfte*rloy will t*> ' '• - .M -ri.il r-ouhi "'-e »• ti<„v" • l«»h frtn.-ifv httf think, rendv-rfmde Vitftlwn heimnt, who Dv>k fiert fh ft f'oer to Hlffirt work firhjcef All the need for aorlu fleer M*t«. lima-1 Inc. 1• "I' '*r W nit Allied object- • 1 WatrrnU * on Arcylea. flatd*. Mr. . . . e «f II i \tr fot.ot p>tr s*rrn wvw.fr Oalf EX 1 IIII mwh t AdtfKiv ^rrfivlrrrrrATi itrrrr yiindor thwt the % J1* Irt'ttrlt Unit I'Ion* .f»rr,t,#.. f or'let. Krerieh dia- mr A w/tar |/ fLfiH MJ flAla r'e HOW vifikind »hl|jfii»w fotm" • H J|' rmrerer fd ' the «tt fatwrehee fti- KAYS KNIT SHOP e*iy|( THF 410SI1 sodts .... .. ... i/... »!'• ... I'nrlv m I'.vnlvr -yerT «mc a nntive of the i l He FreOfh M»h will ofwerve ■ »ij»- ' Tirade 'le* jlois^- ;t£ fhelr fui( r>ieefif»d f4-the term at the ♦ he f,< Ifih Thatlorml f enter Wefloeerlny ; thern Howard M. traditional Krenrh feotival Gittl emails ■ahi^e th* '.hoit* fit a km# mand f'2,000 funs in Shii Francisco's Kezm' Carey led a third quarter Sit-'' to lend the Fast squad to h 15-14 upset \ i.i.,r> I point • outburst that overwhelmed | West ill the annual Shrine classic. , the Irish after the Spartans and So ureal was Huron's show inn thai he tlosth j Irish played nip and tuck ball for I he Hockey e's Vic Janowiex for Ihe mo-t j three quarter*. player nnard in.lhe annual charily batlle. j The Spartan defense, ranked as •nu a simile wine and T formation attack, h* j .one of the top four In "the nation,, Wr«t's big line off balance and snowed most »| u,, held Irish ace forward I^Roy lie completed six passes and cauuhl six him-.lf ! Leslie to nine points. them a speelerular picture play nali for » lmi.lid.nl 1 The victory for the F.ast was tinned with j Spaitnn flavor, liinnie Munn coached the Kn-r. ali.J siipplieit-the kind of tricky pluys that, kepi i defeated nil season. FvjiM the old tri»iisc •'' .--Mat * Nrwa Photo til to sunny Montgomery. Alnbamn. and partn a id forward Keith Htaeklvi . .. I * pi. Hon ii v Mean* /3i Marl* «o «•» tin for 4 relmuiHl In nrllan • pace. Ayala set lire heai'tloeakinjr 20.14 loss for the Itlne team n (luring Saturday'* cam*- uilh Iowa. M<«kry Aval* (?) oUnib lie artantf Avttb ttlbc points hind him. Krilh MarkhoiiM* (if) •.land* in front of ft'*" I hurk I at the hands of a retail tirny squad. Knpml : Darling ill) of lima. Piurd Hob Clifton is tl»r other Iowa player I the North squad. in tbr pielttre. liuard I tick huh. center Jim Creamer and tell, llorrell also fell virlims to a southern tea BIS.('. EOKEIGN EILB1 KKIIIKM North squad lost .i.1.7 to the South in Miami ;; Illtliaiia-IOHU <4I«*P (llasll \llonors galore continue to loll in for '•' Molality. Jiiii. 7-7 iiihI 9 I Mil. machine. Some of.-the oiitstandiliK inclmlm Tal.l. f Michigan State coeils also mie lines, (ilnny Itaxter. 10-year-obl freshman won one of three berth* on the U.S. Olvn.j The Tog Shop rJ)C inK team in the try-onts over vacation, (linn five hours a day practicing on the Ice Ai often with the spqrtan hockey team. SEMI-ANNUAL The lernime sensation who lives in liilc litis junior champion and placed seventh in ti» I You naturally want to kcrp your hair in the World Championships. Thr December .'II i—u. «l SALE •best possible condition • Wr believe that you carrird a feature on llinny's iiccomplishmrnl shaky will .find the Rrctk Method Hair and Scalp thV three qirls that made the team. "-Ok*) Head I shoulders above Ihe rest of Ihe field." Treatments will simplify your hair prohlcms Now in Progress tvallt Till IMF. t.OMi I NNFt'FMS.tn V WAITS — THF Ilanitriimc* product Flaine Lewitki v III:AINU'ARTFiis ton Al.l. HNFI R PROIII'CTM tional inibmr junior singles tennis ehami I* itiiini atrrasr. «»v brid in her viicMtion fun. She f* ranked number^) ONF tiKOt'l' . MSC BARBER SHOP onr iMvkii ItI pnlnta wa. Rod iirfrhrr with hi(h lor Ihr , ,rnt»ndK»r of the number tine duublen t» south in New Orleans. Warren lll.ni , . ... .p..: p.. w.oiopni Wis:i.:e,m 7!>. .var .«track and cross country captain, dm SI'ORT SHIK'CS r.t. :■.,:s .. •. i i. .im, s..ph- form airain to take second place in the 1 ....mi .l .i t .ii Madison jn the Suirar Howl sports festival. V alues te $S.!I1—Your Choice lil.NS Im Put'm.' 21 Di-uetzler vyns Is-nten by Dctiis Johnn- .1 l-'t t|{ $10.00 V '"a: n;;1,Vco,..., . n.ei«ei dent attending I'urdue a* an exchunirc >t> K(Wr.!. e.-tosl 21 point*.' ed th* existinif record. SLACKS C. C. M. 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M t C 11 r OA N' ST AT R if ft W S reenv 66-27 EjjsSHf ««« ixnigae Leaders .|i SliiiM' in 0|M'iH'r; to H i hint In Tt Travel to Denver for Two*l»nilie It' Drills for Wildcats Serien Tonight and Tomorrow n. rti.iiRrn: muks i' firm Itwlicntlon they tire leaiiinj/ mritenilerx hontilitie . ..nfi-ri'iiir nnrt mli'mitl hurtor- hv «w»m|iirir n BO-27 SHtnrilny, the MXt v;uum\ Jerney fiff* t*phfb v.'ilt ut»e hi* rroek of Oordie frith lirff King. WeWv Olfm, ntuf/ fohnm SihtifiM phi® ttK? Vf'Tan f/onomf Spot in Jenuoti mtrir ';,nd Fl»v Brook*. Paswerlni A-ifl fcttrti up wftft IV»h ftevou tm*1 North Dn. , .iweft Mfcye* t« make Up the thirrt- Standing* l.."mV,m'. Mean- Four Sport* In Artion or SjMtrUm Teams night", at Kant Lan'-m Another We<*»rn hidiHlMll titus iv Coarlt pete VrueM tnMip irlitl*. Aft* . nUfiHFS < XK)Pt. RATI VK PL A MASTER of DEGREES ifttaniling BS gt% mr Matter of St eropUtytM «t if*i I912 gr*tiu it« the folio ul Eagineermg nn. fofiflcmng TltAVii AND JKIVIhO l*ftN»D itntmg climes or »U1 Sa»e evi* red un tiusi ?©.hn«ai tbtittr TVr ' *•« IMfl AlMf TtTHON ■/ WAMfWi UN y*yu/rWt/ '/- lily for nn-niln •ndip. Hot. I'fnyry andlmitt Rrufnm. public-; H'y co-chairmen, nnnonnccil. JANUARY , ; IVtilioiiK m»y !»• oldhlnediit the activities desk In the Union Houril of rice on the first flm»r of 'the Union . Slave* of bultdinjr. They nre to be re¬ turned to the mime place. Seen for GriU traction, waste k l«»t Of Minis' mid j *i*mdvory litil< mtmuy In th«»J Union Rtlll > Htiirt iilavliiK th*T "Slutte* «C Juvtt." | Player# tup empty , eotfmy cui»h 1 nit Itu* tuhlc^uiKe them and pro* I hum;! PiiMiry and Miss Hi i tend to drink, i ts |msn their' ;it it I top p t OKiiltt After the second tajhpliiy-1. rutin hi ii rlreiilhr! Uitvhuufcnjoy rgauimt e nut inc. putdiclU cnnimit clockwht ta«»ti"M All this Ik done hi time to this ditty: New Frwitom "The Slave* of dove ore play- 4 ,.-rt icadctl by Phttcrv Iiik' r.ohe and rah (Arabic Work lit* or studying at MM MONEY SAVING REDUCTH) mini n,. hmm too little IntereH words): are 22 former resident of the tu r>enop iMH'ke: Tiike (I. leave t». take l( t.whv »W "al"'' rej.uoh. .it IjiIvIk, at the Tikf to nw Wheii I.Ii.vI.ik, the* P» /tna-».; »"»' « Part »f the Soviet Union, /inn:-it. /int: " f All left their hiimeluiid jut her Stnri- Iiliunxt everyone event- tlitin live unite^ 11 romtminlut djr- ii.i11 v Inioeil till the rhythm tnirl! tatorahtp and proudly remember h*«i'hiC COATS • SUITS ill rip- Aut. the line who can ulna 1 the nhnrt lived independence i.l irhrt to r of No anil ipi thnnMh llu-minimis limit-; their |>eiiple between the world "I'll kill you SPORTSWEAR - SHOES 1F< lusketlwdl ClMwle involving Hig{ may uw the mm-hliie it !»««•> will ay for its aeration. Ten ntnl lvy:I Wanted jashsin M •lAMSua-tcias Seyfferl Say*: at All*STAB ACTS COMPANY OP 125 . JAN. loih fhru ISMh M.N.C. ICK AKKXA KVES. 8:1« - MAT. NAT. S:«0 TK KFTS NOW At I "taw BMc-. TUMI Office WY^WWVWWWVwf