in like weather: a lion otrr more coi.ii like a lamb? winter to stay MSC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION 43, NO. 104 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN — WEDNESDAY, MAKCH r., 1952 roves ★ * ★ Unanimous Vole Okays New Dale June eonimeneement will la1 on Sunday, The voting faculty unani- j Science Combination mously approved the. change from Saturday at ulty meeting. yesterday's fac- | Administrative \ To Start Next Fall group-, member* recomnvendcd the j Hv < ONNII < Ot'KTK Vf change earlier m the day. i Faculty (IK war I he final «tep .MS("s faculty- yesterdity iitvepted |)I'ii|wih;i1> to cnngolhlate in chancing the dale following the Rasic College into four courses. poll of senior class opinion The first eonsolitlitted course. Science, will begin next fall. a lasi week. In the card poll. Vote on tlie change, proposed by I'resiilent John A. Han- 1.301 seniors chose Sunday as compared to 207 voles for Sat¬ | nail anil Clifford It. Erieksou, urday. —- idean of Basic College, came at Hosed 'Execu' Prc>i tent John A. pomtrd "id '.ir.it over half of the ' m • . Hannah j polled showed a prefer- j [Myra Hess a meeting of .professors and llltt profe# Vuditoriuni. in the ei;.« f"! Sunday. About 2,000 Program jf Agriculture approval ig Board Sessions (iene Mrltrrmntt. president, said. "I'm clad to see that the wishes of the senior class ' Acclaimed cded to make the Hcvinf member* liked iivr ideas explained to month.- However, they plan Stafford by considered. ieen were us vet, taken definite ac- SV: .-»i Council urges that a j "vote t.f ,U seniors who would \rli*t Kt'iiliircs The u kvt'u'^ I acuity accepted U-. <>mmendation.s Dean for R« KARA Mt KRAY Basic;; with* li Vxirlltivo M-Hsinlis" (if the State l!'.ar,l el' A.'ini Three Sonata* oruaiii/ation of the it suggesting any changes. Rid#- ulil very well ha|>|H'ii if the regular t S... l.mton. rcRistiar, reported. IIv MAIIII.VN I IIKil SON la red open to the pros*. wax the opinion of Dale Stafford, niemUf f tl I'hc tinge is of cotncrt pian¬ in I'reas Annociation J—r ist Myra Hess talked to the imittee'now dioeu^sing the R * I ■ Han Ryan. Kalain.»*«M» «opl»«ro>n Marvin Lends piano keyboard last night on | 'eni With the board. afford, who i* publisher LfglSlUlOIV - sophomore rut Ihr linal tpurhes »n thr Sigma Chi-, haunted h«»H%r. which will hr one of thr many attrarti the College Auditorium stage- ie (lirenville Evening News, Ilj,...,,,, llxiL. spartacadr Saturday uicht. (JMOC Voting Between- them tin* conversation wins polite musical jxtetry. Journali»m Council meeting sponsored l>>- ll|{t fHl'IKHt Voliinifcr* NitiIwI hi the lin.t movrment of the SchupBi t Sonata ill .A nuijui, Opus l enter* Auditorium hist 12h, marked allegro modeiulo, !ic •- ade the statement -on I MT Bill Miss Hess and the piano spoke SpurtacadMoving last night';* vote tabulation. He with tin; still, small voice of a r, eetmga during a question *tu»wer He t period following his SttH'iny I lcbale Cold Trails 7,(142. vote* hud been 'cast at 3 lust night. child. The inflect urn* | and then in excitement. The sec¬ ond movement was slower, but iuse iiuw Stage The other five leading caiidi Starling Into the syllables were'just as grace¬ Prt't't'tlt'* Vote jmi.jou speaker with SLif- Ja|tatM'M' 1 aN.'»iUbi«« fotd rotintruction HattirUav dates for MS(*'s "Ugly Mini" and ful. Her fidgets' seemed to pause only • occasionally he gay j »t.n^iiiciaiily over last year's equip- Most impressive of tin* eve¬ ' motion film strips under I'ltiKiy. staging director, ning's performative Mis • 'Mt in the Lansing area, j nil^ht t<» send the^ adttiliilNtr»i jttlrlit ill» F-irger ohtinK t 15^« o tor lm th.t vnill re*juirq extra supplies, which Hess', interpretation was "f the • -a outline of her woik. j tjon-luicked Universal Mi!.- l.ij;lirCu»ilult\ ; ~ now include JOB turps liorruNv Hrahmrtrsk>nata in'F minor. Opus i. ng photographic jour- tarv jraitmu • > ok ' lull I.\|mtI,-iI h i-d from a I*arising lum^'f I hjVr tutHUti *:i(i :i«i foi the i-cm She plaxf'l .with precision and . "iitinning motion, always in Final Title!* • ••n- * foniiMinv, in comparison to nt of the Campus Chest Hnv t-»d wast managing editor !i ha me that h<-ih- •-.i- TUKMt :iu. Other nmteruil A" s, 11 «" Detroit free Press last fall stal raeimuc j -*n u- i t Il,u' Gieen t « iitlni «aiiipHign j • •ju sjMortswnter, was criticized for-'calling- Tommy i year. TTr»> li.'l -• .i • • -t\» n^ i* a- r nc !. r. bl heat- 'l nn th •' ' ; 'i'thct was in poor taste, jthc> reached_ »»-«• ■ ' :«ded the Free Press' i addition. it a<-. ' support of Michigan State, ,n f,,r very thorough, even " ,u'! ' . , , Slate Draft it hit the football bigtime. r»rk on changes in the eo Stafford with and M».xa Wd- students and Quota Set at wit w||) be handled by "f tlie Journalism facul- • u".formal coflcc hour aft- i "Thr talr«t offiflal rAtimalr nf dead I * Arm* *li»od at 31 t-Apaiieaf. Twenty'dead and !"'• 2jlM»f«rApHljNul.ona|(.|lal.(1!F;I: j injured werr reported by Jap •Horary Slate* • I inrse p»d«* There **t* »® America n ta*ualt»eR (iclsProtection ^/"hHh TrirkR«*n swid l"f Tonight •r Ail Student* ■v "a Mu, advertising hon- advertustng studentb • 30 In riMjtn 33 of the day night and «amp*rr it wltli Rinolar artivitim at Ann Arhnr would riot be ptmali/wl. Iiv ?l Do You Belong In Juk .ilnuur. erm*ral chiirmaii • uj,si|org for any statement* ul g»i htgra* and John K*0y William s,»id in* oidei >•• ng " is intended a> a iticd from tlie fact Unit Btig. ' . Muornts intcrc'bted m pir-.tdrnt - of I inun Board at huxi th..t n,i U presents .a Mirh'gaM will hr' thr gur-O* Halph C, laiveland, commam; rn an Awxi.il thorough neneial of the Guard bad . mu • ' the, scope of the flc!.J hrrr. acr«rdo»g to f»r«rg»- Mr.nl- Sre HASH ! i-tl .i letter opposing the bill 'raining needed, accord- ford, dfrrrtnr of Spartacadr Sl'AIM At \IH Cage ♦» ' • '* lienson, club See . itrliiini's Sketch of Vro\H>sed Veir Library NEWS IN BRIEF 1/itnrn Ihuivs kong I'rison I erm Ollieial Kef ule Ited Charge t,i'rnian\ to Build thru tir/nnls on .who** »a»o a* the Allied - tier man ^•1 • W # W # "llcgc fgficial* 7 ' Beds Tell Tiro Stories on I'II '*»• High Si'lnnd* IM- XtyNSAN V- Conor,rm.ftt bin. i ' i»f the MSC Office of, 1 S-;h<*.d Co-opcratioo xrc * •» thia week to interest -^nt high s\ht*A atutjer.U 7 ^ i-'Aiegt. H HtlL civordinaM it* prrM-nt Turkey I'leilges thm/is to Ik* ff, r, will be in Kaiarna- ANKAHA. Turkey -t'- l^crfiicl to Gen. Dwikht 1). Kisvu- ■ - day and in Buchanan aflwuta. Tkr i«,.t>l,m i, puort "I her »C>0.noo men in land. ' thts is dye to the u( uUn, to nukt the tore** aUll talking to about rhi* new medrrn huoamt ra 'mm km -MMB thr arvt l,w I'KI i thy Cemmuriwts to ca " "<*>1 seniors, iaider tiico contrul. pftH I, I, «« MR . y -'Kiay. Henry Dykcma. as- the office, wllV talk »> **hviUe. Abused Privileges Around this lime of year, most of the freshmen. In Written and Spoken'tl2(hand in their term papers. For most of these stu¬ dents this is their first term paper and their first experience with the roljcgc li¬ brary. In the three weeks or so that they have worked on their papers they have learned a lot utwuit college research. The first thing that they learned is that much of the material they need is not in the library.hut Is in circulation. The second thing that they discovered iscthat most of And these faculty memlwrn are Ju*t three |v Editorially the material does not come hack to library very soon. the F'erha|is they did not dis¬ of those who are abusing library The average number of book* checked out privileges. cover the reason for this—the abuse of fac¬ seems to run about 20 or 30. Most judiciary Ruling ulty library privileges by a few .of Its members. Michigan State experts its faculty of the faculty return these fairly but one or two professors In eneh depart¬ ment who don't, handicap students seri¬ quickly, members to keep their learning a con¬ ously. •ui-cMrtm a tinuous thing. Accordingly, faculty larkson Towne. head librarian, nayn riomrntarily j.« t a slump. that onlv a few faculty members abuse ^ h'SMallut,,, their privileges in the library, and that chol"!, hn i, No one objects to this, but it seems un¬ reasonable to keep I>ooks out for several it is a college poliry to encourage study on their part. years. And not just one book—twenty or thirty of them on one subjeet, usually. Few. student* • oppose the privileges One history professor ha* checked nut granted the faculty for their study, but 134 IsMiks. Of these hooks IK have been most question allowing "some memliers to out for a year and. fill range, from •Ibid to monopolize library books to the inconveni¬ In crowds and 1IMH. Most of them lire hooks on history. ence of others. winning team i But when i ■ poor attendan, you're really in something To Seven Students Add Voices CHEAT er, it's apparen ( AMPI S ri.ANVIVG BUREAU phenomenon. -4 p.m.. Room 42, Union, csr. Will bo brnkei To Dorm Rate Raise Clamor (13ft p.m., People*. 1 .en ten Meditations. JUNIOR CLASS PROJECT Church. the people in will not impon SPARTAN' WIVES 7 45 p m.. Home Economics lUiildinu. Hntnemaking interest Contest Fever hy l>an MM'rary— Contests are very popular things. They entertain the CAMPUS mind; they exercise the Initiative, they reimburse the soul When I was considerably younger. I entered u mutest CLASSIFIED to name a horse. It was one of those things that was advertised on the radio, the only price. Is'ilig a Imxtop or a wrapper or something. It was very simple. All Ihr entrant 'had' to do was write a prospective name for a hnrse on n sheet of paper, and include name, address, and hn'xliip. The prize was a young horse or SI.000. 1 entered alsmt a dozen names, as I recall. It seemed they were good,names like Dusty, Whitey, Star, Rover, etc. I had the whole situation do|ied out. the only thing I hadn't decided on was whether I woukl take the roll or the $1,000. I sat liark anil tired. Nothing ever happenisl. I have ever since I men antagonistic toward .contests. The pschology that motivates contests would scorn t" lie that the product is either: t. new anil unknown on the market; or 2. old on the market and not worth having The first I probably would lie willing to go nlong with. I'd just ns ■>* write fifty words or less to find PERSONAL out if.the product wilt rid me of dandruff. Hut I'd rather not write fifty words or less if I know the product in the Tucsda> on of the State won't rid mr of dandruff. Hut where, ran you draw the line? I have often thought that if renders Mieved everything thov read in advertisements, the world would Is1 cured of | Find the answers to these i-wt' Uone from halitosis to chronic alcoholism. service V {t\ to find thMt education iff second¬ ary and the primary purpose of promotion man could aell me the Brooklyn Bridge. ex¬ I'll ley A.,ll...« ,< V*Im" cept I don't have a rlvar. WllCOX StCONO HAND STOM Contests will continue. We'll still have Miss Hangover*, WM-II . M.'HM free (rips to the Faster Islands, and free "real live liahy ts-wi KM. «-II«4 horses."* And the ads will continue to act as panaceas for what- • cverjiils you. Vou name It, someone can cure it. I guess, it's a pretty lucky thing we don't Iteliex'e every¬ thing we lead. The world would be a pretty dull place if everything went right all the time. On a slightly different subject, ww-found an egg broken ro»swon oil the outside of one of our windows the other dnv. It seems that tempers always get a little riled at the end of the HOUSING HOEFUN^ER LOCATION V to mjuost that in the fut-t •ur attention in a more c»u»\ LANllk I seller to the Editor WCXVERlNr Student Berates Brook's Talk O THE EDITOR. My country (Nigeria) is one Saturday. Feb. i of the largest in Africa. I lived all my life in Africa, and 1 have traveled in other African coun- I have also traveled to man> transport*!!^ doobtedly saw on hi a population of about 30 million was tantamount to people, and an area of about one-half million square miles. ing to Nigerui with the worst things in blood-drinking. and 1 have States and showing tl WANTED never seen it done. crians, giving them It was to my great surprise to Presworn of America hear a man who is* said to be a famous explorer make such n expect only pa!, Staff Members false, unfounded and Block*! of other coun- lysis', tsai s"**| »*..uSZ IS'.I Ckm loTim! MIC k f OAK STATE *KEwS Mardi Gran Centime* Spin Tickets Contest Entrants Favor achelder Elected AWS Go on Sale Friendly' ComftetiiioH resident in Re-Election March 10 romp,us chance,1 Previous Vote Sir the chang- M Called Invalid r y " Bv Judieiary By ROSFMARV CORCORAN In a »|H-rial re-plertlon yen- •No children of students enroll- ii in the Animal Husbandry De- tertlay, .lean no ISaoholiloi', luttnu-nl or members of Blink Wost I'ranoh junior, was ind Bridle are eligible. Van Alls- named president of the AWS Judiciary Board. Rosalie Nash, Unwell junior, took over the vle»- prvsideiiry. Miss Baehelder re- reived "S3 voles and Miss Nash totaled 5»8. The re-vale runs after a rn iimmrmlallon from the *11- t'oilere Judiciary disqaalifrioa State*- tt.nheWer. newly elected AWS Judiciary tl< ' ...erect in their ; prtmek characters, such as: % , '"iMirtrt ih<» Thrvo MiinWiw, ^ Mag;i/inr to IVinl p.irtiripotiuii III «tu«knt VsT.am/a- Well as chic Parisian"models. Oft c * Ui I.'imh/ Voir* Travel* r;\,"Z.,1m Fr,.,„h r«f«™or* Story Fast aliaal tin< Iteanti fnl Spring llair Styling* . . , 7 Fusliion Preview .laving l;nil* Slnlc"! .,^k, y,m-, MuUrt-k .Meals "*',l!,!' KM) I W4\E Iteanly Salon \\ inged Spartans Above the (allege IHi< > Two Entrance*—2W',. % Kit. or llt> • E. (irand M I'hone g ,»«!« Vrp. thr oM Kuitlrr llunitv will lw li»r» www — su. hit community arr ready TODAY .mil Ihe merchant-. <>( I mm In help you nil•• him a aula welcome. « Union Hoard COR TMC 11 M»T IN It AMI t MIHIC Sec the wmnlcfTiil, new wearable* fur Hauler Slatof Sltnlrtil CLARE FISCNER'S piiradinif—ihr rectiint> ufrMMfln lor wnrtlrulM' hi Omega are Music Show RRCIERTM TfOEsKfo® .PORT OF A THOUSAND 0AN6ERS1 lirii>hlrniiiR. Shop Son- ailh Miehiuan Stale Seas Advertiser* WHY WAIT! . . . Where %lerrhanili*e la Top* TO BE SERVED anil I'riee* tluay* Fair! PROBST A soldier Df fortune taking any risk for • Itrnlifrirr HAS SELF SERVICE the fortune and the woman MICHIGAN • l irxt Aid • Shampoo ( Itrodornnl* • Hair • Itahy • Shatt I'reparjMU Nrrd, I olion. • Toy* ( Irr Crram STATE • (Muly I AEN MMCtS ARC IWul Kaiuia'a tOMIM. HOH*" M«"Od »•«• — !? NEWS KAY'S KNIT SHOP Jill M.A.C. PHONE 8-I»IT MICK MI A* 8 TAT I MKvS — jnomlny. M Sigma Nu Ends Snyder Reign; Sphinx Nips Shaw in Overtime ale Winners Join Brewers lird In All-College Playoffs ifhlj The competition keeps fretting rougher, hut Sigm, y. Or Man River, just keeps rolling along. '1 Latest scalp to fall on the Sigma Xu cckpife „f i_ foes is that of Snycter 14 who fell last night ltii erst-whil# ,1|^ it marked Green Book the of * two-vear "* denary ^"^popoli'ed intraa Contains NL Another of 1«7 ■ 'em, Farsi Ki»f Facts of '51 „ m, St 'Wt.tr.(h) NEW YORK Orote. taking up where Char¬ kriball team. Rack row. left to right. Dare Csrrican. Tri 1 Conned. Iteb NaekrMer ami Gar Taamiaa. Front raw; U M ley S«'gar left off as National riaan and Carl Anfeto. The Brewer* meet the Sphinx tnni League service bureau man¬ Picture. * actum taring teal night*. IM MMrttall emrtcri he¬ ager. has come out with his first. Mikan Sniri'H ard, file ma Sw and Harder 14. Hlgma Xa waa 14-11, »# »d- green book, and there should be I lata the All-fallege playoffs. .Michigan. Illini Favored ranee cries of "author, author" He's, . 7 Philadelphia my — mk Late Sports done himself a job. tvettgt for fhei- The green book corresponds season suffered bw OtMirnc MiRun won his personal Wire to the American League red hook, haras of ihe Sj-'.ir» 7'- ,, point tlueUwith Paul Arizln to-, night, scoring 41 points, ami set¬ • • MONTREAL Cup Playoff lace by of last year's indoor final, hut tho first Big Ton swimming championship in State's history. on A Varsity soundly trouncing the New York tin' pro-moot dope has Couch I vale state with punili In tho ono pennant last J ear. scheduled fo Hangers last night, 4 • This is an Olympic year anil the moot looms as an Olympic thr rather important larur they dav, at 7:15, Karl Schladcmiin's team linttl-.'"'"""'a .... , , t. ,K?'lTa a!V* i Walter fumed in a fast 4:l<> mile preview in view of tho topflight talent cxpecteil to compete. won the most tames foil .-set b;. D— Ci ing with Iowa s llnwkeypM for. HKrtirist Michigan You also atnuainted with | itiae Haljrs i. Conch Charles Mcf'uffrco reports, that. Union Building, are mmHaam^a the pro pi - , Present fT.irwhk to plans *.11 for Dick rontprfe in the 44i>- V" Ohio State's Buckeyes, who soumlly r«nl jump, and in styler Ford Konno and defending diving cham|rBoti Clot- State freshman, w ill la- counted | „H. ,„,|r vml„ s,onlv oun- worthv, the Buckeyes seemingly can't miss—on paper any-j AI.SO on iii thai event Ills t'osl effort — t>m how. — | is Ariliild _Smllh lu dale "I 11*11 i" puis htm anmng • "4 in A Jorn' the Icailcis , ;s.liu'sswnhl.nninds nut the entry |,,, the shot put . However, Mii'hlgan is ex|stcted to press ! Stale's dislaluo new of .Mm I the Buckeyes hard in a eiuiple of events. Al¬ CAPITOL Kept,ml. Maker Wall, i llim ! Ill# Syrians* inlle rites runi- prubalily- hr though they don't boast an urra.v of top ttarr 'mid Je Z.n up of Harwich Jarrelt. Brru- stars as the Buckeyes or Wolverines, the CLADMER del and Vartba. Spartans could sneak in a notch higher than the third place finish given to them by the IMMOIUI "CIom to My |i \ V S 3 KXTIIA red , 3 _ — experts. This could hap|ien if they compile IT BENEFITS FOR MEN j MM «f tbl Willi Kit) MilUml. I if lie "Lot's MakoHLogal' fame anil See for Voursrlt Ingrain, who grabbed ,« sect the ftO-varti dash in the 1951 enough seconds anil thirds while the hig hoys fight it out tor firsts. Of Mitts 99 1 4»«4 A Tkntry and lay TUIulrr olhert Team Cnpt Dick HervM»n All til hi scats in State's |hkiI have been sold Carry will \h' unable t«i compett — ALSO — oi»KN not .si: caicst/ of a muscle injury. \ out for the night events. Sellouts are lik slinrt — "Lady thiol I.* fitE the morning and afternoon sessions, too "Com# Fill Hm Cap" New*—Candid Mikr—Carlmm W ill., yiurt'li 5, ?.|4I In the other three away Big with Jamrs (aiiirv. I'll*lbs ships, the gymnastics team looms a> State's! Tfcaxlri and K«»mund Ma**r» n«hmi: "Dratli s»l a salroinaii" yiorts co-op Iieat hot for a winter crown ( ouch lieorge lit l.ouis M. Phalir K-1410 Sauptda's team is the Iiest on. he has fielded j at State and is the only team in the race t'pr titles. Coach Schladcman's young train squad ervoorfs -WD is given u slim chance to upset Illinois and v. Michigan at Champaign. However. Schladc- MM' a routs man ts noted for printing his teams tor 'h« lit VtH*l \RT>Rs hig meets and might spring « surprise like the one last year when the S|iartans lost the outd.s.r .-rowp in the final event. Madr to Mitl unit tit at .Kit Train at II, or a nit lhathir Vtiu arc ■ irili.illv invilt.l lit alli'iul 'Look Before You Leap' Itlllll nlylt- siIIIH .pf 4 dam |,i,h lixl ll l .is|iiini> for Mm ami X >VrO omen »w HM Tt Iinrr f'resenlr,/ by tin- I ni,„, urn 10m ait Tout.tr utu u»«i an 1* Ai.s •ounp 7,ik Nfw rOM TO ItiHinl will Ki-tiiitiiiy t.lub SHANNON o... Mil.SO TONIGHT ffAtIS FIANKPOffT C..U140 C- JUOO *;.r. >•- '• •vw fn.u „ v,„, te »ce # 7:;tO — IM4)> HM I KiHtH ♦ White "Frontier luck" welted to tad rubber ( U»tho by JatoliMta's yole*—ye'o, Mon, thu fottwne It right for comput and tlurdS, EaM UnMnu weor. It's the favorite of young men everywhere. See it*in our window. Come in for your polr, today. ini'i for MHirtk, i. doubh wearable fur rUwrn. for leisure. Coiislrtieled i»f ray on KLOCK'S SHOE STORE MVRPS tANSIMC AlXPi CAST LANSINC gabardine x* lilt tipprr fronl and »la»!i porkrP. Ci availablr in trrcn. blur and brown, site* $14.95 Iff) I x M to 46. WV (Ml Uta* IhlSATItrtlP j AUDHEiS MlCHICAM BT ATE NEW* wimMeef laic Looks Schedule for lird Behind Swim Meet lirhigan I, (.HMflR HKKKH »hio State followed by boasting the best rot- ^ .r swimmers in their his* < Michigan "State seems des- { to finish no better than { in !he Big Ten Champion- ? i,. in' held in Jenison Pool ivjav Friday and Saturday L,.u;*h still ranked one e nation's h*P collegiate tank 'V..,e|!men .The Dick* Cleve- Fard KonnOt Jack Taylor, Pawea. Steward Elliott, and noteworthy in what promises f u ^void-shattering swim ,■ 'Spartan* will rely ma ink t'lar.ke Scholes, Bert Mc- Hat mm Rattle for !). and Hal Shoup as their uni-getter*. In most pre- ig.nuig* these are the only ttviuners that receive men- Big Ton Mai Title It* \I( K VIST % is where Michigan State ml the paperwork experts Michigan State's v rentiers will Iw. r rted among the con- | Spurt a ft* have a truly meat tenders for top h«»m »r* m l he Kig T* n championships set unheralded newcomer* for Ann Arbor Frid, tv and Saturday. about due for some A w ule open tnrtt! for the team t lie is predicted with Payette, -Chuck Ft'eler five school* accorded a chance Baiitwin, Bruce A'dtich Vnvonhn w.ll defend at "f ' i Hue! Schumacher ore all cap «ibn£ the'experts. will start with tlx Intca-Squad to | race MSI', the r«»?j lenders field. diuiu. Michigan. Illn *otKiit »n.i u-hlanl* credited with — . • : I'llnllnh, hi- ilnesn't rnri' wli docking while Konnr ertxi an amazing IK 3(1 lark Taylor, last year's' Met. Isn't expec Jed Black Almost Turned Pro Tr,"'ks . Karlv Form At low.* ):m-i»uuttd». V h»l Huggan of o Cilmrdilp1 of mdcfealrd Illinois at 137. Norton in 11 tart a Thnt . LAKELAND, Viruil Trucks I is hc*«i\ v a eight Ha rry Jagielskit state ; Larry F Spiiitan Inavywe.g ht among ttn> Mi-tun Skater t l(J7f between lined to (last , State -. Fred Mela an Both wtestl 1<> mar othef* Ice Review \[ ♦lated to get kfternofin, with k Jotiiicock. Olen loRke « n-! St'lKAtl u hei e t.e i. lined in hmi , 30 - Quarter .... :.t i.r-A lawn rewarded for man on the f(s»tfc*all team and a him Nrnle'i lee Re* leu quarter-imT# i >.i the tia s^te .n. feature him in Ike next »m uwt of the whau. alarting In \ recent audition t.',1'StMr"''en i-'nai- in 1 nht the climax In hU eon- Ilia ireateal reroxndlen how¬ r*tfd rflnl. ever. came hi hasehatl He uo ' wnttn'k »nd mastering j a rah her on the CMS American Leaioii learn which became tin- rnoain Stale ( hampmn*. Ihd .rc .non* »o MSA Black - w support, and rtstuues. I mm i»*i»" if# a I'M-' CV" t mT.a »liy budt skates which ht ment 1 weighed about lb' fought »f|t extututioio Ho .!»»"■» J'-". ie- •iigible maslered this type t»f | j'divge * mm nrtivtUM ham in- M «whiMUn«M al Mw Val- mill pat fkt'igher 1'» t ' tun brand tt Rapidw. frttako w.H >• al *Ul» A wonderful rase of (>i'l into tin* siriilf! of Sprint \» feur »ru(e*«|Mul \far% agn career he- h» learhinc |M Weighl-hifting Open ThuruU) K*rnmg Till 9 "dual iiersoualit\n ! Title* Ih-eiitrtt the brand Rapid* ttrrrea I^Mrlmeiit Hinre, he ha« tw l»«n» l.r Ikr (,nO In Three DivisioilB ARROW GABANARO and the *halin« rluh . dVV ! Title* in '» ' 1 * ' -e MS* Skating Club 11« ; Weight -1.iftitAifc— ('Inf. i''- " dup-. (?') " f t he AcrolwM Club V' - XBBOW • t>»- u-%. man* MrtpUo- ijr.ndUe1^'9^ 'V Presents i;\BW\l!H Indole Change llif nil• liiirrirnii • Med liy, Rig Ten i/mrl! thirl uilh ti imilivntil AKAfVLD collar S6.5(P \ irginia Baxter GARANARO i- Join* I S Skaters inazii>tcI> c-ninfortalilr' rilhrr way, thank* Virginia flaxt" l<> Arrow'* rr\oliili|iular color*. ^ Short Com put IIHEI ' MVRC7S NLREY BMP H til I Fitlrd SHOES ;;; ARRQW 7:10 - <>:»*» Center ofEwt Lanstr# It* iKHom IM\ m»in mu». 512 ABBOTT BOAII s?2 : 4.« c-p .. *4/ ■ : CAN STATE NEWS Spartacadc English Professor Truman Council Kills Rezoning Request Broadcasts Safari in the jungle thame featuring cannibals, native ) Pre- The fellowship -enables Dr. Heist to stlldy in Belgium lo pre¬ siiient Trum rim a trick Me detect*. Water'Supply Here MarchJl fervent peace plea yesterday Coeds will ride a Delta Ch carousel pare a new edition of a century manuscript, "Code* powered by manual mantlccnsts," the only copy 16th Sat- that . to the win b, AU-Collegr mittee which will ltese.r.?'j arch C By BEV Bl'SC II to th$ hundred* of millions labor. Prizes will be won by ring¬ the faculty by June. ,t Jasrha Heifetz, known as the who. live under Communist rule. ing Gamma Phi Beta legs. East Lansing's city council world's greatest violinist, will be In an unprecedented address stymied a property owner's i at MSC March It In the from the deck of the Voice of request to rezonc his lot on Auditorium at 8:IS p.m. America's new floating radio River Ave. by'voting to take Tickets for the concert will be transmitter, the President aimed no action on the case. The de¬ distributed at 1 o'clock this after- over the heads of the men in cision was made after -a public, norm from the second floor check¬ the Kremlin this message to the hearing at a council meeting Man- room in the Union. common people under their dom¬ 'day night. ^ The concert is part of the Lec¬ ination: The Zoning Board of Appc.Ha ture-Concert scries. "We are your friends. There had recommended that the council The 51-year-old musician Was are no differences between us that rezonc the property of E. J. John¬ born, in Vilna, Russia. His father, cannot be settled if your rulers ston, owner of a Shell station on will turn from- their senseless Grand River, from residential "B" first teacher. policy of hate and terror, and fol¬ to commercial "C" rating. Heifetz made his first public low the principles of peace." appearance at the age of seven, And Tie added: I statute which per- playing a Mendelssohn concerto. "We know that if you were > have zoning laws, At nine he was accepted as a free to say what you really he* pupil by Leopold Auer at the Im¬ licve. you would, join us to banish CKNl INK COWHIDE ww In Ihe area to I perial Conservatory in St. tytprs- the fear of war, and bring peace fll* an burg, Russia. to the earth." w of the rlty i While at the conservatory, he Powerful transmitters beamed istfe Approximately 25 homeowner^, learned to ploy the piano, harp, the president's words in 46 lan¬ viola and almost every other in¬ guages toward most nations of strument Ih the orchestra. the earth. BELTS IM more than, the retjuired number, petitioned against the proposal. The citizens were represented A big hug and kiss for hrth Bean after she arrived home In Kannaa ('My, Mo. complet¬ at the meeting by Bernard Pierce, YOU ARK CORDIALLY ii;'- - member of the School. Board and Urnsing at¬ torney. East. Bousing ing a globe-girdling trip all by herself. Her mother and grand- is nine, told Iter father. I., ft. Bean, that the most Impressive sight INVITED TO ATTEND |{f|!iiliirly 2./M1 I » residents con¬ of her trip was a visit to the famed Taj Mahal in India. She ■ ning proposal spent the holidays visiting a chum in India. A ■ i on the |»urit \ exvitinjtly. different lielt Iff STYLE SHOW OF Five district." Two Trains (iodide 'tjflHVrl liand styles . . . each ttnv a fashion Health, ronvrii CAMPUS FASHIONS 1 welfare—this surely At Indiana Depot j/>/„ VtS Sunday conversation-piece with iteauty ami originality. And,'■you'll save FOR MEN A NO WOMEN m . vlr ;4 l>." He said his el values would b loaded id from j e , Michigan State • College directed b.v IsOtmard Fal- wilj present a concert in the Presented hy on t.Hi onr . . s|HH"ial ptirchasc price, . for genuine cowhide change I! IS I O N IIOAR l» Is'lts like these would ordinarily P|:;; - at the.Gary k»«»Uoi Auditorium Sunday at 4 p.m. The 25 petit-u Mb Portrait of :. Frontier Town." River Street whore the lot is I" iind cost more! Choose front red. Don Gillie will be featured. rated and Cedar Street, one bloc! It ET A I l/I N C < 1.1 B kolly. turf. navy. gold, coral or f, west of River Street. .'ha i of Ci A reuuest by llie college lo natural. Not every color ami extend Its M-lneli water main Hoi WEDNESDAY MARCH 5TII "Prairie Sunset." and "Ma size in every style. on Harrison lloail to a 4-Ineli city main at Michigan Avenue to hospi First Strut. Saturday Night UNION BACKROOM - 7:30P.M. nt. cports indi¬ Student soloist*. Ilogei Toplil ' for emergency purposes was j cated there wrje no deaths. Eaton Rapids sophomore; Richai granted; The college will pay/ Both trains were operated b.v if it i the Chicago. South Shore ami Dovc.v, Norfolk. Va„ sophorilor William Gardner. East lainsit JACOBSOVS ami IIUKD'S Last Ijeaigc If South Bend Had road, an electric Official < Stale Audit Plans CIal. Tulk Jambsjom EAST LANSING EAST LANSING Avenue tram Hacur Mrrrl ...dfe" to siitr"ANdiTlMVMm"fw Mk-h- ""in Wagner's" "Tristan.! he »»t cll» llnUls m. |KU11 w(|| ,„„ WHlk Wlll, ,M ,.*,rr,.ts JD a" * .'/ "T **•'«'" :ih.' A. .'iHinting flul. \V«twwl,„ Chi lb thr^V "l j!f lh."llkrhl' I!" I»> I ""*« *•» T..kT. II.*.. l ;v.., .kV "New W.HTW hW- II U7.730.7II * placement bureau interview — If schedule fc hernia"', i b t:P- 1 man Sfi; r-ilfciw - Srs^Srv1 Stmt unit tn twin A tl /, turn on Alton Bo,.I w.s I i\. .Ml' "purchase of * l-.loot- I !|W for the S S Kirt.gr frfir.t nf their new. stdrc on Gtarid 'V | ?■ for Murt h 17 SlmlaUs lo Ih'billc lltili (.outlay To/iii Mirhig.-n Stst* dctwl..- mil CHESTERFIELDS ore much M/LDER and give you tht ADDED of PRO Need A Special I t the Tankst NO UNPLEASANTAFTER-TA UO* TMl 3(1017 Of A W(H.KNOWN «Ma»CM 030AN.(*' Virgilim- Simmon* -stm m, O * Srliool of llant'iiiR 1123 E. Michigan COCHRAN cai(ty mtfi gmn Ave.