VACATION? WEATHER: SEE YOU IN CLOUDY, CfMLEK FT. LAUDEROAL-E BI T SPRING TO STAY FIVE CENTS ^ate Registration Blown off SIcthh Youth Make* OJf Unions Order urh Anticipated by At Mile-a-Minute W illi Ijoetunotive Rail Strikers AdministrativeGroup WAUSAU, Wis. | —An IB- year-old deaf mute stole a freight KcKiMtrar Robert S. Linton reported yesterday that he rill turn over results of a poll of late registrants to the tdministrative Group next week. locomotive yesterday and raced it in reverse clip on at a mile-a-minutc the main line of the North Back to Work Western railroad until it ran ot* He said he didn't know what recommendations the yroup would make to curb the ris- of strain. When the locomotive stopped, Crews to Begin Moving inir number of late returns the unidentified youth was trap- 4dministration from vacations. lied in the cab by railroad cm- Perishable Cargoes Today j ployes and held for sheriff's dc- ! puties. He has not been charged ays Spring ! as yet. Railroad agents had made ar- Cl.KVEI.ANI> to hrother- ofticerv djr*Hting the walk¬ Ike in N. H. nite plan could be set up to elim¬ inate-late returns. But he [mint¬ 'Ugly Man' t'.nrb (lliikN Cuts TV < amferenee out. ing against It vCas caH«-d Sunday the New "York Central .mom-' •eeretary of State Brown said he expects trrasur- ed out that the increasing num¬ ber of late students makes a big problem for officials at the begin¬ Final Totals Edward Liwnh. owner of three W' vt ,,t BufT^lo and'thc St. Louis Primary i receipt cards will be punched avoid any chance of invalid vot- C procedure. If the cards were ning of every term. The majority of students Announced Administration Urges Television t.'< the R:» ho¬ rn the Kei¬ ably- The the hr*t on Sew rrews York Central rrp*»rting. prob¬ the II p.m. *hift. would said Trimian Edges lunched it would also be a valid logs CT-tOCL, ths begin movinc perishable car¬ fiul Kcfaiivcr Senior Attendance nioifi- ay of telling whether students goes now on sidings. arry 12 credits and are eliiible Me a> renasno for their late re- vote. APO Contest By the Assm-iated Prrss The am ballet taken an the A recommendation that instructors be urged to do every- ■ ansae* tea was declared In (imwd'N SI.(»<).; KarTy rutiHiis from New valid by Ike All-t allete Jndtri- thing pdwdblejo keep seniors attending class sessions until »f the Eiio Herald thsp; Hampi«hire'.H .flr*t-in-thc-na- seanae at "vatlng trregnt- recount of „.T .. I gliest May 2.0y was accepted yesterday lot* a faculty vote-by the u,, W in spe.ik on ""r«munei tion "popularity test" elec¬ Gaylortt Sheets, - government i the Tamlty ^ Adminiatniti\e Croup. roup. The n«nmipeniTatioii was >uib- bio. delisting of educational ■ .% New %ork Central spokes¬ tion last nitfht ifavc Kpn. ate excuses. Man on Campus' mitted by menibeis of the punn • seivicc piograrns. viid IJohi-rt A T7»ft .m edge over Gen. resident, said the Cabinet will man employ rd 6:30. tonight to hear 1 j he'dSnred! ■ shows a total of All-College Uducatioiial lie- Hugh Master, on. .- a of t(a rrrws the Michigan < rntral branrli at on I .height I). Eisenhower. ieet xecutive at department reports. the "rUmgH^robfcm 'file 'coBcge Kr"m $1,693.51. low >». five candidates, and ! jhr" reeounted totals arc as fol- National Strike Harden, dne.-tla of MSf\ Con¬ write-in.^ Tlie early returns tinuing Education. cusscd >et. PITTSBURGH i/JN - The CIO : 'k it gales fio.m Ftmt and Ciraed )efeated Dikr Mest+ncrr. $2$ft.7« $227.75 United Steel workers spread the Rapids stations will d»>. u.ss HatR" and Television C'omj»etition with i tiun suggested careful record - woid through the nation's steel Aimand L. Hunter, head of. the,' Spring Dance Bill Ktati. I1N.» fig* f onrtantini SM7.4I Ted Bowman. S142.M ' ing <»f class attcndcnce, vjui/zes, land term papers as a means of mill.-- yesterday—"Get ready for i Television Department in the. aft j aid. however, that d tie required to Trunin Hut uut 403. these votes were i and President a possible strike at the stroke of TTieme Picked AH (campaign materials belong* • I t | i&idmght, Sunday, March 23." TV's educHtiomd j Will lie stressed io all the wsstrms p«jssibihtit-> Ike work operations, the wutd. w ballotiTig of Final New resolU in thc Hampshire's « in thd Houne yenterdny - ing to sponsoring living units j | About 650,000 DSW members The measure was able where it i« eligible onsideration. laid on the for future By Frosh-Soph must be picked up in Organiza- tion Room 2 of the Union by Fri-' , For NpriiiK leims of 1953 and IfiSI (he committer recommend- ro to Ihr I ing plants across lhe country Will j of this seventh amiual corvo. in the ta«off NYC HMi.OHO voters were not expected until late in the night. Gaite Parisienne" will be the day afternoon. 1f the Jars, pic- j theme of the dance sponsored by •< tures and caricatures are not Ike ot slop work to back up contract Allii'd Planes i the Frosh-Soph Council during picked up by then they will lie I iMler before IhiN system indivirfoal demands unless the government's Poetry, Fiction Frosh-Soph weekend. Sue Hend- lerson. chairman of the dance com- ' disposed of. according to Will grades could lie lowered hut mil Wage advances Stabilization IUmkI tWSID recommended settle¬ Destroy Red Kjisay Uontcst a stcr/ik. Alpha Phi Omega. UMOC raised up to the day preceding m it tee, said yesterday. director. ment by then whu h is aeeeptahle j May 10 has been tentatively set j i for thc date of the danco, Decora- Rep. Louis C. McRamton (R- j tion* will center around a French . The sub-comniittee also recom¬ • idustry. to both union and the steel in- The VVSB proposal may Supply Base Announced mended that notice- of the-c be made any time within a week MSC Summer SEOUL < !'• Allied planes dealt a : a peer) said that last weeks an- .theme, and French posters and changes be published in the hook wncement by the Supreme flowers will be featured. Miss j or Union two. would let passed out to all senmif at chieftains are setting up investigate Henderson added, v"1 ay lie county circuit and probate j A skjt iy tentatively planned to Class Planned spring wers registration called. "Ans¬ to Commencement .i/ries-. ; plans for a walkout by holding i the tune tow n Panmunjom, The three brotherh«M»d heads held iii front of thc Union tions." j mass meetings of'worker; m var¬ ' leaving se.i'of fiamevlhat "look¬ ious steel centers at which mter- a Wednesday before the strike-ending, injunction or { The . fourth annual summer ■ .national officers and district di- ed hke. liell itself ' lection." the dance. on how fAst or complete a re¬ Weetahop in Communication will Frosh-Soph Weekend is spon¬ j lectors outline prtKcilipe' in the sponse they expected Or their According In porlrv and lo¬ Rep. Harry J lx* held Aug. 4 to 22, according to sored annually by the Frosh-Soph awed pilot of the mute than 2IHI instructions. 1 he» told their tion inntcst rules..students may I Council, and includes a tug-of- j Paul I'aul DT Bagwell. head of the j The mass meetings on strike subordinates t«» "immediately submit either one. long poem or war over the Red Cedar, an egg- I Dcpii f Written and Spok- take all step^ Ui ge| our m»-m 'a group of shorter poems. They' ; throw between frosh ; girls, a greased pole soph \en Lnghsh and direttor of -the UIk^I Study ' p igr- i" .inevitalile. Mhe union is serious It fW«\- mean atxiiit its i the job." .may enter both poeti> and ac¬ workshop. h.i< k-to-work in- tum. .Mauiiscripl.s may he of any ha II games. Dates are set for May .Hike threat and in laying the Ptililislicd ■ Purpose of the three-wiTk ses¬ length The bill would have jierniitted 9 and May 10 Chairmen for the sion, w hicfv carries -five hours' j groundwoik i«»i a strike which could lie called off in_a moment's ie Supiemc Court to enforce thc event are Barbara Ryan, Lansing credit, is to assist high schools Phil with ct I 'trnmurucatiohs slant, Dai By Professor 1 notice in thi- event of a salislac- | tory settlement. i ■tore front. of supphes for thc western well said- Another purpose is Professor Melvin larstutter Thcv were met bv ati arnal Spring Concert , help cai»e the transition of sti dents from high school Euglii the Journalism Department i published the results of a study New Stores - 1-screen of 26 U.S. Sable lets which knocked down two MIGS, probah- Travel Program ymruin iale* (ontinui MagazineMight Rep(«x. i to college English: Other topics to be dm c-ed u dude philosophy and objective of libel awards in Michigan Plan Openings Slated Saturdas Heifetz Program teaching methods, evaluation at the teaching <«f English to >tuden lean Stanley Crowe a of «»ther nations- r today at the Union Desk. ' yesterday that the Dr. Clarence m a . \ irgil oil. t ar- kc> Hall, Physics and Math Jascha Heifet/' concert sistant profi-kscM i. ( lara LaidUw. Spoken English, rtli lt.ind.tU and Bernard a!a!nK ,ht' NjUir''1 S!lc,ur replaced spring term if WkUrch Stwrtiu Ictures lb, Students should ,'"n "' er-planetary exchange supple- mi 'r. . Dead Men Don't, another fairy talc Sn«»vv t White and ! tickets until defii ments are made, D m arrange- of >11- t.rail Inslrm linn Sfnirtuil hiifiiiivrr se Red, cartoon portraits of nesi. Heifetz could fulrtll last Slui ls tvailabh' till Snlv TimIiiy ident Government leaders, night's engagement icker Snickers, the Hi worst Crowe si NEWS IN BRIEF this year. 'Vies of the year, short stories. Thief Valt* Steak ! Mercury to Rise . [. SAN DIEGO i.4,i A prow lei j who in"kr into thc home .H Ike Rcc/iiexfec/ to I xfflitin i hi Itill Honorary Slate» . Cloudy weather is predicted fo - ! steak He «(Hiked it on the Sid today and slightly warmer weatb. *ieture i 'onte*1 cr is exixN'ted Thursday. ac«-ord , bprmkied it with caUup anc at the Record Of- n amateur photographic ton , i flee after today is being »p«Tnsored by Kappa ha Mu. national photography Srnii r for the Sliulcnlw* picture*, taken not earlier 14F5] Ma Bolivia \oaie: Self as Cuban Baler the State News office APO Behind Muny Cunipus in JIAYANA f K.ittr... intent cktecs April t ographs must range from inches to 11 by 14 inches Spartan II ires ust be plated on a 16 by S»Xi UMOC. IVI'.u.l •Our Grass * fi bui.v have eigerettes ami new - Hold Party loniplil h mount. l^Fond said- thtre »n recently h'lred vend out APO a card tonight at 8 i Wuoi u.vr., *:c r and briskly- told 4hem tWfji Woukl find ni* ratii-nal rervlec fraternity area tret 9 ••wrong- ?vg- iff thc part he played ui a profitable scrie* ,uf surplu* A blood drivi be held next 2.000 envelopes for Crippled . • James Humphrey, mutant pro- j APO is composed of former term will be i ored by the Children Easter Seals lr£c in I Tkhle prizes, will be awards .hip 'w-u , " :-"or of physical education, will i and active Boy Scouts arid has | following bridge, canasta, and * * *- A fraternity Last year the drive Thetraditional inteffrat- event his paper on the prepara- I been on campus for 15 years, to | pinochle games, according to Ve¬ rrmty sing held during spimg in" of physical etiucation per- [ During this time it has initiate— was held in conjunction with the UMOC contest and each pud term is another project of the il ial to j •'*»» Roys, ; \ice-p»vxident of the Ih'lroit Casoliue Prices laerea*etl •unci at a national convention of | ed the UMOC contest. This idea of blood represented. 1000 votes group. lily, or group. down in January* American Association for ] came from the Indiana chapter APO is recognized by thc the nation," act'ordrnw; o Dale Thfa - w»U be the last social DETRGIT ■ AS- The price of gasoline, which w ent alth. Physical Education and I and has been sponsored annual- A service for men in thc col¬ uhed up ui Detroit >e*t6rday. A total of National Council of Boy Scouts Miller, Giaitd IUi • • senior. ; event this term for the Spartan o..u v; cation, to be held April 7-11 i> by. the MSC group. Also lege hospital is also maintained Wive*. ica*e* of 1.4 cent* a gallon. of America. Any furmer' and fratenuly htotoiian. by the group. Hospitalized meu or La. Angeles. I umoiig it* projects Is the "Save •ess on the Fence Michigan State Newt Waitm You See! The New ogres* that they cither, con- rTHF. EDITOR* Now that our i t an indisptitible election or and omniscient Ju ,»j» their big fat mouths closed voted for a revotc . { take the results n« received. omcftdment, may I The member*-, of i d Puzzle MALCOLM MILKS, Inc. U'.ed Car Lot Chrysler-Plymouth 1300 E. Mich. -■ Phone 9-5281 EMPLOYMENT FOR SALE Crave your rlollir* here before voll go home uiul I hey will he ready when you return — - all work f! mi run I foil — and elolhes in.Hit ml — for fire and lliefl. College Cleaners not Aimorr roa» Kehulhil GRADUATING ENGINEERS HEM'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO HITCH YOUR FUTURE TO A CAREER WITH Till'. BDil.DER 01 AMERICA'S MOST ADVANCED AIRCRAFT NORTHROP POSITIONS ARE NOV. AVAILABLE FOR GRADUATING ENGI¬ NEERS ON LONG TERM DESIGN PROJECTS IN THE FOLLOWING FIELDS: - Virfrainr Striirlliral \lial>mvf TIutiiuiiI wiamii-s l oulrol S\»tcui» (Icigki Virfrojoc Slrurliiral Uc.isiii Dynamic Iali.iral»r» TcMing I'owrr I'laul Iti-lalEiliiiii IJc»i({ii Sc'rvnuicrltjiiiiftiii. llvilraulir llr«i<H»nior and daughter of Mr. and art department members have en¬ tered thefr works in out«of*fb\vn Mix Edward F C. Eckert. 204 ikik- land T!Irlve. will be the piano s •me Men Gittleman\s shows this month. Murray Jones is having his first ilyn Olds, high school junior and The semi-formal Be.U Hop, spon¬ sored' by Sigma Gamma, Upsilon, vns held in the Union Ballroom one man showing in New York. It is sponsored by Contemporary Arts, an organization incorporat¬ ed to introduce American artists daughter of Mt*\nnd Mrs. H. M. Olds, 20.rY StoddardvSt. A new faculty rpiaHet composed Fashion Show •n. Jan. 18. The next evening of Snook, niihnril CnMsrrll. dt- in New York. He entered 18 oil rector of vocal music: GhgGan- Women's ind Co-operative League Inter-Co-operative Council paintings in the show. akas and "Duncan Lectku of\the friiliirinp nit on the Crystal Ball. Louis Raynor, ceramist of the coaching staff 'will appear with art department, has been accord¬ the band. Beards- were in high style for John Koherts Powers aml his * ed honorable mention in the cur¬ The concert Is open to the pub¬ he annual Forester's Shindig held rent Craftsman Exhibition at the lic. n the Women's Gym on Jan. 26, _ Detroit Institute of Arts for a On Leap Year Day. Feb. 29. the large bow! he>ehtored. . Petticoats of crinoline with pas¬ Independent Students Association Jd the "Dor Patch Scratch" rin Sadie Hawkins' fashion. The cos- affair with round and Irwin Whitaker, ceramic divi¬ tel rayon taffeta over-slips will be sion, is also represented in the worn under most of the new for¬ show. Both ceramists have work ma is. Permanent pleats in petti¬ "Secrets of Fashion" included in the current Western coats Will be in high style. umeL qunre daneing was held in the "THE POWERS MODEL CONTEST" Michigan Craftsman SKmv spon¬ VVimeo'sj Gym. sored by the Friends of American Sorority and fraternity tlinnor- Art at the Grand Rapids Gallery. nnces provided many bright pots in the term's events. MSC research projects include We Have Them to Rent. \ . ■ • - " • • The Bella lprilun* Marled Phone ?-(t'!!i for the term party season off with studies with radioactive isotope? and the effects of atomic radia* In conjunction uilli ill. |H-rMitiiil itiiiiiMriim-i- «f JiiIiii Rnlirrls Piiyvit* . . . C.illleiltiltl** i« ^|K»n«.>riiiy tel on Jan. 12. 1 Yirgiline Simmon* tin ii|i|Mirliniily »f ii lifi'liiiii' . . . F.iiIit lhi-> i*i»iiIi>kI iiiiiI Ih* iiiii* of lh«* luckv B finiili-t- llisil will lir renter, was the scene of the milk and water sanitation, f School of Itaitciii;; The!a rhi "Red t arnation Ball'' the nest weekend. lie health, driving safety, many others. 111* r., Mlrhinii Avf. (irroi'iili'il :il KiiMitii llifili Srlioul mi Tiirsilny Tvi'iiiiijs April Bill. February ushered- in with he Chi Omega formal dinner- lance. The Kappa Kappa Gam- Tin* winiirr may Ih- yon . . . Iliil lln* siiri* wimirtjvill Iw I In* 'I.A1NSIIN0 11)1,1(1 CFNTF.R'. All pro- nns and Phi Kappa Taus held heir dinner-dances the next eve- ri i'iU from Ihi- nhiiw will Iw n«»-il InwariU ill)' |»iiri'lia»r iif a |Mirlalili' iron lung ihal will lw pr.-M-iilt-il dng at the Olds and Porter Intel*. Alpha Epsilon Pi held Its party !<• I hi' Oily iif I .:iii—in— hy-rihlh-man'ti. Enlrr lliin runlvl linlav! Kill ill llii* ronvi'iiirnl ml LMK BCTTCR • UICRR ICTTCR week the Sigma Kappas and the !J-Hnp weekend and the next Pi Kappa Phis celebrated in-for¬ II' VIII'TIK (iOINf! n..ICRS' ENTRY BLANK. ma! style. The Pi Kaps had n I.OOK YOUR IIKST IN punch bowl party pt the house before their dance. SMART WKI.I. ( LKANKO Your Niimi' . Apt«' CI.0THK8 ... fa dinner-dance on Feb. 22..The If you're going place*; re¬ Aililrrw Phone Alpha Omicron Pi "Rose Ball* member, rlean ebitbe* are featured Charlie Osborn at the better traveler*. VoifH have IHater Hoi el the fallowing night. them readi for %%ear. well- I'li'il'W Kill in lln- l.i«l of YlriiMirrini'liet Delta Kit mo Pi entertained prev*ed, clean ami bright . . . ready to Mep out with smart 23. < Gam Phi Let lli'i^lil WfiplM—- Biol Alpha Gamma Delta and Alpha ||i|„ WnIiI Color of Hair Chi Omega polished off February wdh their formal parties on Feb. Alt B\I0 |ilmtn ISeil inspiration in the collnrleax, sleeve¬ Fanhioa IHrrrlor, WHS Stair Journal Wrilrr l.an»ing Arlinl less rut. Added sparkle in the side Firgilinr Simmon* — Srhool of Ihmring pocket, full-full skirt. Red green, green blue, green red. S i a e g W-'JO Tlie*e Oi-liiiKllithfil JlMljrr liavt- I'oiilriliiih'il lln-ir lino- in orilrr lo |iri'«t'iil a Uoltili' Iron l.nn<; lo from our large selection of cottons I lie Oily of l^tifwiiipe. TO NIK WINNER ... 0 A Kri'i* Tri|i lo Ni'W York Oily 0 An 0|t|iorlnnily for a Career a, a Model $8.95 0 A "John Kolierl* Cower*" H ar.lrolte 0 I'lii* Many Other I'ri/e* tUJLu Git tlema i in n o 1 UJ t; H n Alt South H'anhinuton Arenoe '20.1> Font ('.rand Hirer. Arcane Fanning, \luhignn Fnnl Limning, Michigan Abhatl Hm4 (first block off (iraad River) East lainsing l'h. K-7555 Thm ■ filing! E. Shaw, Mason Win p" ji '' ' Now Bums In Bowling Tourney Are Even \Respected NOW A REALITY anywhere: ItMNC Unn'l Delay Lintltlnu Our Supply of folders of flood Tours Is Steadily Increasing- and We are Here for Everyone's Service. Faculty and Townspeaple Mural Schedule College Travel Office A new pool record wan set in the Wi-vard individual medley when Mary Link of Purdue swam the distance in 1:04.1... The old mark 1:05.4 Was formerly held by E. Shaw 3 Donna Maddock of MSC. Put Scott who was second in this event also "Won the tlft-yard back stroke while teammate Luis Jac- is brewing between the ments. but third class hotels would Detroit Tigers and the Chicago take them in with one stipulation White Sox, the Detroit Free Press —they mustn't mingle with the reported. General managers of the two regular guests." clubs will meet in Lakeland, Fla., Fridav to make a.decision. Sports Darling. EImiI ami McNullv Maybe there wu Heme reason Editor Lyall Smith said. composed. of Fearnside. The deal reportedly would send outfielders Johnny Oroth and Pat Three Centers Make Balls Busch. Joan Embrey, and Mullin from Detroit to Chicago. ma rent. Johnson was third in that The Spartunctte mediov In return, the Tigers would get outfielders Al Zarilhi and Ray Coaches Dream Team ed then wonM indicate that it IMMialbly didn't draw, on the •'lay teams, were second and Coleman, plus either shortstop high type af yanng men It draw, third. Sam Dente or thirjJ baseman Bol Tin1 Hip Ti'Ii'h liiiskt'tliull cuHtht'N tappi'il three centers today. Dilhnger, the. Free Press said. for their nil-conference team, selected for the Associated It Wasn't the highty-spccializci Press. big-business it is today, Salaries genuine SHILL CORDOVAN s/'i/r/iv Rough Ending They started Willi Iowa's Chuck Dartiruf. who was Unan¬ were low, working conditions any thing but perfect, crowds wen iij mm Values fruni imous choice for center. f * * * slim and sometimes rowdy. 1 took a hardy young fellow witl Toughest basketball game of 14 44 * St5.N5 In SI'J.95 l.isik inlu tlic Future any season for Michigan State'* court men to win Is the Inst one. Tartars Honor lust for adventure to embark career as a pro ball player All styles included a Not' since UM« have the .wards. They were Ohio fMsby-Square anil Ta> hir-Madc In the Spartan Fnu-inccr Spartans ended « campaign with cage State's brilliant sophomore. Paul Two Spartans He don't know just ti victory. > fcib.i t, and Purdue's Curl McNul- Gordic StaufTer and • Niicliir t'riiiiulsiuii ty. j CJuai ■ Illinois' champions ..furnished I forwar Bill Bower were named uf Aircraft one ot the guards, Rod Fletcher, ion Wayne University'« All Op- end \b Nicholas, of Wisconsin, j ponent basketball team. StaufTer Hand • Ileal rump . wan the other. won a first place berth while Anyway, a glimpse of a ma jot Shorn • Juhs fur MSC (liven honorable, mention'from j Rower received second team league club on the road todav Wrll Michigan State vtyre BUI Bowt'r, 1 mention. ows the vast change In statu- titled SHOES s;% Kuiiiiiccrs . Keith Siackhouse and Gordon StaufTer. j . Along with StaufTer on the first team were Phil Martin of Toledo the players. Today the bev tcls cater to them, towns bu Center of East j and Nick Kladis of Loyola of Chi- Lansing Or Salt Ttdaf ' John Corbelli. Mich.g..n Suirs ^1' forwards, guard Webster idly for training camps. crack sophomore hurdler, won- j Ku kscy of Michigan Normal and j in the 1952 Michigan State Re- Norm Swatison, lays—the first race over the 3»>- | D* center, from U. of Injured Diver inch - intermediate hurdles— it i which he ever participated. The! Steve • Sebo, —— Michigan Baek in Action ItIW green toothpaste wilb new SB-inch, hurdles are mid-way .be- j State back field coach, was a tween the usual low and high Spajian When courageous* athletes an athletic great in the hurdles and are used in the Olym t lU30's. starring both in football under discussion some mention might be made of John HeUwegc, miracle chlorophyin pics. land baseball. promising Michigan State. sophomore diver a' In an early season swimming I meet at Indiana University, the 3 You're ahead of com/wtition -Clean Resk Mouth nay II'E've pot a Eric, Pa., youth's head struck the j pood edge of the aluminum board dur- 1 difficult dive. 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Tl« W. t*K\Mt telephone LSBR R,l\tN ' Awm MVRI7S IANSIMC AMP|B|KAST LANSINC VtSTAAftTl U«/f PIUATISrilO f .'Y ' "* H nemtey; "Mirth' 18,1981 iti MICHIGAN 8 t AfB N8 Off < ► fir* ' ogenSuv* Qnantieo Marines RANNEY JEWELERS NEW LOCATION NEXT-TO STATE THEATER tilllffHiiI Test State Friday lelfteil lr i.KN WfAvirr Ttvo welterweight* with nrmiziiiK records will slutt.it out Vin EW YORK j/h—Tommy Ti Friday night when theQunntico Murine*'and Jhe Spartan* meet In Jettison Field house. Put. l.owr.v, the Murines' 147-ponndci't tin* u string of 81 wins in 90 tights. Seven- j , " Tf tifii wn wMmmmmmKm - - ma* is 'going io try to ty-one of these have been <•» injuries his team lias sullwd NICNI8AN LANBINI ke im nvpnure hitter out knockouts. I.owry will meet teroy Jeffer% will |irr>bnl,l> ic- 'T* vmv SHOWING • 3 — 1> A Y H - .1 ack CusU k. n K.O. artist in his own right inkice .iim'm?' Kv.nn ai i?s r<- <■■ wick fif the .veiling shortstop In Spartan Jet Black, who has a'"1 ti"lnn" An.lr.< will go Ml M ARI ON HK VMU) "Or The LetM" ined by the Braves In a deal six wins in seven matches so far ! IS'.'-noimils A' I.W-|s.>m.!s n will JK \\ HFI'RRS in the Cubs, and the mark of. this year; tw.i via the knockout | I'c P><'k t.aPorsfc while Tom with Joan Evans, Midvyii ie compiled in 65 games last route. Itlckey will Jirobabiv. I h.d.l tl.c kev to Michigan nasties and track and w'-as cap¬ with hint a tittle hit. We j state's .'haras s f..r'a high rating. tain of the gym squad his sen¬ Hints, a native of Quarrvville. si a la ittt luting, natiiraMv. t-a t,. .in gvm work in ht» fre-tt- , ior year, PiNS By T.sl told me he ha,I Ion a, nirard College llicb. lie won the all-around 'title in ■hing- me on television. . liool Jersey tjt-v prep competition ml JoIir Samy Lid. the team I hadn't been able to bit J9.'»0 and placed thirni with my hands and that t„ the junior division. In a.l- to tymnastirx Rintx also effect kept N S.-..1HI, ST..10 mill SI0.00 ing on the varsity team his tirst a lilted in high school. year al Michigan Slate. This . mi. lie showed me what be J wt and suggested hands a little bit. | change j «-*P At State. Carl helped fill the kft by the graduation of Big season third tie highest was the scorer s< behind NOW .SI.98 •ell. sir. I did what he sai.l! T,'n ' Iwrnpinn Mrl - - " Inrtiv iilu.'illt Oliivixt ttntl Ituv.'.l to kfeldtneicr in i that afternoon against Wil- Paul ran into tough luck ip the . ' featn | broke my b.-)ttfng Iwiup rnh that j hoisc event in every dual n Slater Martin, ' On the flying SMOKE SHOP rings he lost ketball'*tai of the Mil if Holmes' can ... _ 1-akers in the NBA. lh< first effort at least a res,act.,Wo hitler r(T"rt """' « ,h" «"•'! l>e cnllmi "Ihigan" Cufflck he |M-Iieves he will Michigan when he the best short store'! M ,,m* W P*»*nts. to lead .both as the transpt u.Usi! tall. I.Mwe kid. can Held his ! 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