J •HOP TICKETS STILL AVAILABLE DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION FIVE CENTS EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, in? S/weeh Ttmr i\ on Admissions Hill Ci-ilnr SiHirl (iiiiih'h I Tunisian (.oreminent UN Negotiators inlergo Nationalists irified by College Annual Spring Show Optimism M student organizations w hich m'u-4- p» w-mtnTD- Overhauling Riot Anew ,,,• w4ts clarified yesterday by Phiftlp J. May. cid- j Spring will be here soon and ptrnller. ideiit groups sponxoHtitf "admission event* must so must i~m5 will the favorite student pas- ^""heing down the tied Two Killed; Several lliirl in t |>rtnitiy» For Armistice [the tax except in cases j - present. MSC'n RO birch are tnUeilMTmi! in a ware- TUNIS, Tunisia ''Pi—Riot- Ii 'indireet'lV^t') the No Dt'Cjsioll jryio any com- III Marklin Stadium, under- ill necessary repairs. ,, , "UT flared anew . . yesterday in I Hope for Early Peace Two: Settlement Prevails , or e Hun lanucs not worth' this Tunisian capital. 1 I /its" announced by Reached oil "?lowcvcrWnom wc?j*»id ' Vuni-wians were killed and sev- oral - wounded in an outburst of ; jdy of a recent end of laSt~season. accord- j -MCNSAN. Korea o1'l—Allied and Red negotiators crept the Federal tax RF lit non. assistant pur ! violence by Nationalists'who are; [Closer toward a Korean aimtsiiie yesterday than in weeks. • payment of a 20 ions tax on some SAE Party agent.; canoc^shphcr will* open as j demanding more, home rule in 1 j this French protectorate, ... | -There was optimism itt some .punters that an early settle- ion affairs. There was Sabotage and fight- IFC \>k« Soeiiil Pro nig with the French at scattered The official United Nation* LrprrtdionH offered by the Department fw points.throughout t he country. Arms Plans •mtnand Spokesman, Brig. Rrvrtiue by the rommlitre <;ariliva| Last month more than 50 persons -died in noting and bloodshed set || • _ j tit*n.• Will i n in P. NtU'kols, otT by NatiQnalist demonstrations No tleeision on Siifrna Alpha lo Keuuire stintlOed it up: "There is less i Epsilon's aliened violation of Schedules and action of French authorities in frying to maintain order. ^1 I the party registration rule In Paris yesterday, the Arab* Asian block of nations announced I |. || ▼▼ 1W V'a|0||(^ | % CI I ^ N'urkoK said he felt had chance* for .111 armistice the 50 Firms the UN Security Coiuuil will be asked to take up Tunisian de» •".TJ Pillion Kiolo.'i ViiM'rii-iiii Xirlim- when the UN loionvim1? in "New Live* lop IVodmiion York. It is hoped that New York To Send Minolta WASHINGTON • ,,1't Set •' American Airlilfe will be !ri-tan of Defense Lovett lol.l ,',i' i'lit.ir ,nt iilunina of MSC f"migre„« yvMenliiv that tin- 'Allied ' I hi- d for Feb eareer Carnival sehed- l:t. II, and 15. Shoulder Pad tier present plitnnitie lite tut- •he JoAnne K• • SIv. daughter I' •' Hairy F Kcllv Ignites Dorm Waste luisket (»raxc\ aril—a Reef (Wmvnwn tbamlon Shi/>. Hal lie Knifing it Ian tic Ml IK K11 !•: A i» CITY. V' ,.i'i Twenty grirm n'vvmei DiSalle t^uits #nl»nmlnfiei! t hen -#«n m-broken freighter yesterday only u ,ix < lie pileliI'd into 11»» i.iyiiij? Atlanticl»y the spiinteriuK »»i As I Vice Boss -thV'ir hie boa! •" v.mU *.i t-hory.Thev survived * - f h pre illlM n Old.-ai - ' ithotll U»|Urv. ' ' To Uampaign The ii.df' ( i.lil hand. >jrA • g ' ' . h\ the Jt.-jiiV .,0,1 worn ,ti ii.^hf hititli- If roup it • Marls * 4i N-iwiiui" lor lagc Boost Taiise Tax BULLETIN llltKlV. Iran • l»ans S,;lmla,shl" /"."..'V l!h',"h ' " itlU cabinet mrt last night and ap ' ' ' ' '' ' . I*—Fair less , i»r«lr,r«t for di»iii| down ' 1 !l ,w'?:f"•',1 I tullior Iloinis Itiltish and N«i»irt tntnrma ' ^ r ' ' '' f t ' "lor thr lirnt tlinr | think wr. I are in a position to srltlr the y Umls Killed \' t VtitlOII DriMllillP nut* and holt* of this situation. 1 •ho»Mr «rllr thr rrst of 10.0(10 roles |{|.|tjp|| Frigate Id Sft Sparlacifdc Bcpulscd li\ Argentine Fire K.I, -M Hoard |*i»ory pit'iitioi Named I NEWS IN BRIEF Itriliiiwl'lans Jor ilomic II or v'<. i • j k mm,.. *■ 'h.d >1 W..ld W. Senator \->k- ' # # * # Decision 011 Sophonmiv Win* l.isi'nhonor I'nci's apposition it 1 ISh.u k and ISi'idir . . Press Issue Silo I ill. v .,' Tw.! | Fi-ooi Miff in Mink * * * W I1" Hi Derail* inintals 0111I Fish lli-siilv Traffic icciilcnls 1 laint 21 Li res Hals Say I . >. I ills \alionalisls kiog Llcch d ( oarI la Herien Tri-asail Case WASHINGTON f' -The Sv.picim- ' <»»..t V»grccl yesterday to re- , i« k '.'hi-; • *:M' "1 To;;;u>.:» t Meat ball» K-'Wakda, a J a pcUiyse-American ■ trt vsi 'cl of ht .i '.fti m.i «»d .it) cite -in San Queutin Prison's TiW'rlay. Mif, (.Vossworc: Michigan State News IFEEL WKfcX > LIVE ON THE C ASH-I S CHEAT CttVtMISSION' 4 pm , Room 41. Union. ruhr and brihi-e OTHER SIDE OF 7:30 p.m.. Saddle horse,barn, rill OAM.MA NU THE TRACKS." V Pledges, 7 pin-. Room 4-'. Union. SOC1ITV Of AI'TOMOTIVI: ENGINEERS , Meeting time place changed to 8pm, Room 21. .Union. ' m ater c arnivai. TIC KET COMMITTEE 11:00 p m.. Room 08, Union. Vmca cabinet and ' > n 4- 7 B ro " aovisorv board *4 0:30 p.m.. Mural Room, Union. /J? ii Matter ofAbility IIFEIC ER'M Cl.l lt 8:30 p.m.. Tower Room. christian scienc e organization Union. i '5 ■ n 'i '4 'i 7:15 p.m., People's Church. 2/ 2a tleprfrspntfltlvp* In (hi- state legislature are cnnsldnrlnK SPARTAN WIVES RRIHGE ■?r:0 n Senatp-pnssoil hill that would lower the vet lap ape In I'l l R r*~ £T iS~ Michitmn I" IX. If the House Approves it. the measure 8 p.m., Clubhouse t l,i b sr would have to lie submitted to the voters «s a constitu¬ indcstriai. arts ! Room 01. Union — tional amendment. tr MUSIC PROGRAM I ^ This is not a new proposal. In the HMO's there was na¬ Music Ibienv, t' \4i 4 pm. k r 42 (ienrpia lowered its : tionwide npitntion for its adoption, spartan w i ighti.h ting voting ape durinp World War II. With 18-year-olds lieinp cm b Aa Jr. *1 48 to sent to Korea throilph the revived draft, the measure npnin *1 is reeeivinp considerable attention. I be bf J Si U i2 Prominent amonp the arpuments snpp op.-jje for siv years. The Ofdv vviiy to eope with tlie prowlh is to area ajfo. was to he a temporary method of takiny i Traditionally the dictatorial quality of militarism has' build. . , licen considered harmful to the democratic processes. Hut in the flurry to promote aciolemu standards, living pins married veterans, it" may he a''■"■temporal conditions f.tr -married student-- have Im-ch all tad foe- hut it i.1- still 00 per cent filled, and alth'Miyh Career military men are not given the ripht to vote. This pot ten. lonperyoc.'etipy the majority of traihr-. tin is an admission thai democracy depends on different qual¬ ities than the armed forces do. It shows that the jmlitiral Iloitsinp for the -ingle student is no protdem. itormi- legiale marriages continues to grow. ^ lories are somewhat overcrowded hut living conditions Harracks apartments, which take <:i>. ..i ?| awareness needed for iittellipenl vntinp is not the same as arc. in general. pood. of married sUidents. are tilled. The ll ni im; 1 the ability to carry out 'ft command accepted without quel, The married student who lives in Trailer Vdlape faces waiting list of students applying for onii* tinn from hipher rank. DAYS TO CiKT VOI II a much more uhpleasant siluation. the Village is a soar on an others »-v n»«wny. On the other hand, an 1x-vear-ohl draftee i- likely to Families are crumped, living'-in barely enouph space, iH-ati' iful campus. tako consiilcrahle itderost in pottry decisions when one of without runoinp vvuter .ejebpt io service building.-. The Koiid ifnpruventenls would riot an-\* er all them has forced him to piw up Ids civilian inde)iendenre and hiis sent him to Korea Lowering 'he voting jnrr-wouM pive these mep w.ith a vital stake in politic a voire in the way the country is run. roads are a continual cause of troiitde. winter ire. and sprinp mud put the tinishinp tooeh-on an already drub area. Summer dust, for isnprovitig the area. However, s o h a pie. move the perennial mud to dmt v\ ele admit that noihing ean herdone t<» improve the C'dh WOLVERINE The r(itql sit oat iolT i's primp. the worst id' Ho thru1 It out surfacing and say that j* ottt <•? the sp.n-t Also piven the franrhisc vvonliUhc thousands of settle- in dirt roads and creeps into what remains ji{ |ni I it v toward its student- i* large »-no'ugh ' The high sch'j'tl arc stuiliM After Working for awhile hi>« l to Ill i cit .! and vcyuoniii ii. Some other method of improving tie et- outlook changing. Thl* may or ma> not >how up'in thy Imllot ho casts. , in college tdndenN tht development i observable, Com- INFORMATION pare an 18-vear ««ld In shnmn with a senior, or even a sophomore. t'ompnre the bnsi* lor their political Itelief*. campus This will nhow whether an IK-y enr-f »1d's voting ability . iMpiafs a 21 yeaivold's. It has I torn argued that high school-students \\ •»*»!« I lake greater interest hu"TT\u - • la oif thev pmtld vote within classified! a y fa t" o f' grud nation. The logic, of this statement p'an, Ho RATES—Minimum chorgn, tot 15 <«otdv or lew: I d«y, 50c; 3 d»yv, PHONE IN YC'J» turned iit'oun«l t As s«w»n as a porsyn becomes a voter he $1.00; fi»e dnyv. $1 25 pluv I5e vwvice vknrge for credit *1511 Eit i't .. takes a greater interest in politics, (_Vrtainl\ the large E«ch word in eicett oi 15. 3c per dey. 9 to 12 — I Is ! number pi now voters over 21 proves the falveneof this argument.' SERVICE .AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE Votlnu fninti Oration* are nrbltrnn. \mer- KAI'PA Ml'tlt Ml Iran voting hnhits Have undergone considerable crlt- lrt«M. People who htue MiHlinl Ihrm liavr «|iic*tioned hi r» ki:v the number ol intelligentK nisi vole* tit each election. employment Whether a person should hi* is, 21 or an> other spy rifir tiu«* is a mailer of conjecture. IMM STIll \l. AHTS MFI'TIM. Th»» fnyt i- that1 jM-opl :3lt l-.M. — THNIIillT Some Will hi »vftfl>. ROOM IIS 1 MON ter ecptippnl at 21 Uthors. muim- i , will he tpiahtu'ii t«' NotrTnlV'tliRonth Staff HOUSING Night Staff PERSONAL THt SyiTlBOL Of STflBILIiy Win A 0 OiiN US Miiilcnit $50 War Bond may enter. 'lost 4 FOv'-Ej 0 No more llian two •tnileiil» ran -iilmiil ime entry. service 0 \n limit on mnnlter of elllrien you may niiiimit. 0 t ouic-i entl« utiiliii^lil. I'elt, If). DIAMONDS ii$ gdls. roan « o! love M gill » mini clieilehe.1 and •nduung pyH»n»»ia(i M*o youi t»lr twin horo • «dl#ction el Av-jwitiheally niKKcnoNs.... grftd^d di«rnood». \ 7 \ U rile your tlieme idea ami then—in IliHi word* or lew*—tell bin y«»o tltillk it elionld Sftiol»> Vi/uniit.-iiil lie selected for lltin year*- \\ at«-r Calrtltvttl. ' REiilSTKKKH JKhi l i K ,\Im» Mllmiit an idea- for float titl«-«. (Iai«t year"- llietue »a« "<,htole Mr Mi-ler." JRIIION (EM StMlin Ibii of lite float title- were: "Hoy- Will He Hoy*,; and mi (ain't fake It With STUDENT EAPGA-N WANTED i«u.") RANNEY JEWELER Write ytotr name and loeaf addre— on im enyelo|»e and place your rnlry io it. "vTvTTr - • New Lenllen not st tb »•'*' Nr*« to 8Ule Thfntrr Then drop ii io the Theme Hon at the main de-k hi the I nion. rtnne 8-JSI7 V HOW MANY TIMES A DAY K. MIAMI MSC SHOE REPAIR HIVKR i:AST I.WSIMi DO YOU INHAIE? Viinrd . ■ IV.i.'" 50?! 100? 200? ttKhttoc In riiftrr >> out IF YOU'RE AN AVERAGE SMOKER tod*s .1 w*wy« THE RIGHT AHSWER IS OVER 200! », Jem /r»he. \ dancfc-i£ue j- Yes, 200 times every day ARE YOUR SLEEVES your nose and throat are exposed to irritation ... r&Jtfrrrre >' '■ >,"B v ' " °rt 200 GOOD REASONS WHY \ L^Onc of the Happiest fiiins in years!^ & SLICED! L • • YOU RE BETTER OFF SMOKING "Chalk Up Another Philip Morris! Bulls-ey#.-- Sliced in half ,H> an an C Ponkt fight up wi'h Sv irthef ti*iulif.){ hfrihl . . • ' K 1 ( ..Urge nf Hfc* pre**ed round'(with¬ and ■>-" 5 "Hilorious!... "Witty. wo an added service ymi j*et C f A delight." -n r TifMi —i from l.ttiii* Laundrv and YIS, H**GoJiff -1' kJSJM SIM • WASOWtT RUtMERfOW s I try Cleaning for the 'The Happiest ] asking. Nnt time your you'll be glad suit or topcoat needs tomorrow ... * "ju*t pre**- "»•<»«»$ ^ Days of Vbur Life rfcunintr or MORff you smoked *'R A HON II.B. 51 in*,'" call 8-7*56 for pick¬ S*0 king PHILIP MORRIS VOW up and delivery. PL*ASURg, todoyI LOUIS UURDRY id ORY CLEANING Across from the Home Mut. Bldir. PHIUPMORRIS " ado roLLtoc or : • "PTOHItBV • srxitTivfi tin Ktmr • 62.1 K. fsR.WO RIVER -—^ CALL IRON MAN -ill. Jiff tHtNI.UK I »rr»L»» SUrrt till Phone 8-7856 H. Illtaofc ..to. . * hii riiAot or fit FOR ~T Tuesday, IVi,nia MICHIGAN STATE NEWS hnFw WAY TO CI.ASSES Damaged in Fight A mlToniommj Military Court ON Two Red Jets • Save Time Tues.. Wed., Thurs., / and Friday ... | Allies Bomb »d>-Premier • TWO HOI R SKRVICE Dig Thai Charleston wilt dlsem. Ellis M. ZachartM "Behind Closed i CAIRO. Aly Mah.u Esypt Pasha Real The Weekend! Road Bridge, [■ actively for a better understand East Lansing Serve L , t? * c i. *• Future Secuilty . : Doors: Our _ m inl( Ea) pt mvs -oil ,h.w- of the free world," he suld Rail Centers r ■ . SEOUL. Korea i4V~TVo Com¬ munist MtG jets in a brirt light over Northwwt Korea Monday, the U.S. Fif.th Air Force reported. * ^ Nineteen F-IMi Sabres traded j shots with_ eight of a sfrpb