M DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION ii rS VOL. 44, NO. I4S :V BAST LANSING, MICHIGAN - WKDNKHKAY, KKHKUARY 25, 1053 'f.' 'm No Ifecord of Aid to Carlson, According to MSC Officials Seek Solution Name Not Compromise Gains Included on Tii Rt-nrh 'Li Cloudy Skies LegislatoTS, Favor Big Ten List »^|v.loisls Recreate Mot Sunshine•, Top Ailniiiiiatrutom Kemain Cm lit ion* Jcrshwin's Style Delay Spring an liKt-krrN of the two prraldentlnl Mmi-riilmi ntK nuln Nlirimtiiri'H for their petition*, the Student Contrri'HB up. R« STAN Kt'RZMAN «• MT VAItt.1 It Hff) cunsliiiif pi'iir* to l«. i iiiiNlilertnf comproml«i. more wrloiiNly thnli tiny one of I ho A NtHtomont iittriluitoii to mii. n piHiiiHl who plnvi'il lii'iiriti' iliiti|f the S|N-tt-h Ik'- eauM be 9*mn4 by ft Stat# New* participating In extra-curricular artivltle* lo have a two-point will ■hi nr ili<«"K inn imtlri'- a put «trve» in- thiMiihH out on the floor of i WASHING»TON (/!')- Korrm*i* Sen Knlierl M. Idil'nlloMc fmi'il liv |ljii|iy»liill», drmglied >1 Congren* and »nav be voted on. | |,. tnemlier nf ti famniM WixfuriMin |N)liticu| rlviuiMtv, abut ipoHal No fUn.mg" ""h i hi" h"r'' T""Nila>. lie l|M»rt«*l! HP,(Ionia lieliinmna »nv cam jh"v'' ,M"'n i j'laU.. W It. \olKht. rani the East. Lansiitfi\ . i ■ , «• , . . , Irttrr working .. ...IT member. llf J.^»k Itreahn, alumni hrld j publk-attarw will bo forrrd lo former .ouiator'a IhhIv wmn tury. Thr Irttrr i* cMnple UI the Iwo-poim .Uglbll- ; itv ruling if the» hill piiaa#*. «u»ld fm||„| j(, M„ ,lH,hrm.m alanit Eolletfe Ihruu Ibtr t>«tary i °r"r,r l,jv,"'o rnffircrmrnt of Eouiufrr Dies r handkd hv thr rtiuihlhty rgani/atlon d#p«rtrnrntn nf I shiflrnt Ruvrrumrnt ran utivr j.t ' thr lirKinmriK of upruuf MonNghMO raid A hill to appropriate- <200 iXm've'me^Tl'lN i»r introduerd pM.«'r»m"wlll ieinlRht. tk"o will ho a> " " " "a,iie«t. y to llariv Thrurrkauf. e»f »hr finarur committer rnrrt tonight ia-forr irprrnrntatlon in all rnattrrr prr lo '.tudriil affair". I grant 12WI lo Iho Mi i lihrary for h«MtkH t AxMgnrd Hrading Thr lllg Trn • r»n"titutlon *rt- i xtuelrnt govrrnmrnt or* and .mnrdlnmir^'onhi"^'^ 15S^!"'"llT of all htudrnt organiMtinnr i s nf tho^r ii flrp Warrrn eMmg up a rlirr« t compc-ti«» Kcpuir Work Started; KDs Return Home alZl iho'prm.ihi'u ; Glut rl0'*l4HlChamp» , ,','Z IcVcT!!,'n't" CliiMten at Dance ojf'ro ^"^"h'wf that .1 mount or at . all*e-e»||rgr ivr In I bono Wh»l* ,hr phl Tau nan- (fm*idrrrei rt Oi Rivr any rati- bo playrel. 150 rouple* walchrd j Nam v Alspa< ui»jr«*t itie v *aiel. !E£ | Fm-ully , •prnding plan* of frrxbman. and MnnlM-rw laiiirmg Ki-lurn from Mrrling Api il. way to the title e»f ('hark-item 1 ( hamim in thr Charlraton fern- j fh Alkirrt trxt hrlel at the Union rrrord i Marian Kingrt. Dr Hu*«nnr M L«'W IfflllirilM'ln lo Nhuw «|aii< r 1.1*1 Saturday. | Pm h. Dr. Jamr* .I. (UUaghrr and Miller Named Illnllllrry Ullll llinlillrrv ruin Toilifflll •lllllglll ^ Jc«nn. Jnv. Arlmeion lro.h- I r. Vile Krall. fecully c^nihcr. Tom ,Wro4l of the l-.ych.dogy llopert.nonl. |r. ep'oimrtv t'ltib Sill MH-n- rrnior. plaird mrrnnd. and third w»H return toela.V from Cleveland movir tonight at 7.30--+^ ; place winner* wave Joan HolbMrr, l where they attended a nattemal Organize »», o H'wirr, 14 Kellogg C'rntrr Kn-v rjrea#^ Pninte dull I*hy»»- ami normal develeipment and Allied Ruidt rn Millie Yceii/ae Slows in Korea I I. 'H Millrr. Cleveland Uright* Milwaukee fonahty difficulties* wrrr »as appeunte-d last nigh? v-optioniorr. • uM*rd. or Council a* chairman •i Club orgaiu/atum coin- Attack Two Red! iunng da>)ight. Cancer iV»t»» *" t>iltin-r Swing-Out chai Stronghold* Ceiwrnl row RandsUiU Dies mncil ve»tr*| d Dimne Vrriuin to ci • X-Rays Housed in Lead, Cement Walls } -field Marshal Karl (Wtd von flitlri * general withnu dietl TuewUy at the age of 11. «i/r of thr * WtlMI.N>».N r iTMgnrd I idiologirt. .aiel that the weak- mg «o tl»e IW being mimite when in operation. Ned ftronghold* "n the Wmtrrn \ Medic in ig rfTrctivme*« "f the ray J* The filter* Iwnken up About Ave animal, are treated Korean front Wednesday (Korean Ike Grei'ls I V Delegates ng of Srr imhiI M0 feet and wmild easily by taking out all but tt eoeh dor. ranging from pet ran- time) Other UN irnopa ina«hert • | he he lei n ■ nr-irate '3 fret of cm relr, if l«T«rrful ray*, •im to doiry cnw». It Wheeler l urk ft hea\ >. •hre#-h «ur .Ohai.lt i t'Ni riD NATIONS. N.y. «It in thr Vn irected »» tl. nryrpiblmg a large >a«( nne->ear mrr. have hrrn , on thp Central front raned U.N. delegate* Park to t| Tf»c htnr, They wmild cmnparc Tlir fight* «ml' Hie fte«U hrav ily. ma ope^of tbr late t ■year 'ore. In hn- headquarter* »«id i, hope that >1 p#«ce. r Wheeler and hi* rnllegurr a Ave.year euro is , In the PftitmurDom attaek. two j "lU fi'K»t wrigh> a Warming the mathine before w rnitipkl'.. T3J7nmk^«'.^ r^Tni Cimlin Giren ting it i« eaamtwl. and .VI gal- t* not the complete L'p Trust Fund irfkcm-! a r.'MS! keep it from overheating. ; Uiloo mat after down. Allied tank.. and heavy aitillery boomed ml LANSING iAh-Bep. RoHo C. Conlln (ff-Tlfftoo) 1 Ali'^Wa ^Ihviicd conTc,.'l, "one to ^ Hall. j ,n. h thick The Different meul Alter. »n«t support. The Bed* fought hack his !a*t-gasp attempt to revive hi* pbu> for rev Mi Jittcnd. ^cO.' and Im coffee will be - • wnUf feet Uirvk. - 501:4 ' concrtlC' lubei cwn vary Hw ml*pjty atnl > with nuwhljyguM and murUr ire. | divvnlun au«J recapturing the KC.ogMif. tilgwi Question: the Pot or the fettle? Michigan State News Another Case Confused . .j-asfM '.p&SJSXs ts"S7 ^"rssz By Congress Legislation government Pres. Roll Rolo Inst goes on to dalepnto the authority to tnke ^tssasss* jS®&3ws» aswwssrg . , tried to enforce the student govern- "appropriate nrtlnn" to the Judiciary. j—, eligibility Ordinance. Strong »«•- Iterause of these (WO specific deleplltlolls immediately were felt. IVr- of authority, the Ordinance wna written' the most far-reaching effort* of with the intention that the preaideiit EC '• net too* nre .Vet to nMterhili.-e. would have nothlnp lo do with enforce- tuetil Of the OrUiunnre. When I'res. Ibilo a*krd I,re St user If this Is the rase and If nsklap for he «a* aiding under the better IMI the thv rvsipnallon nf Inetiplhle officers in KNgMNty Ordlnunee Rives the student considered a perwihr. Pres. Hohi evreed- latere men l president authority In en ed his anthnrlly In auhluff for Htuanr'a PATHONIZE STATE NEWS (■ere the Ordinance. In writing the rrslrnalbm. Only the Judiciary could Anvnilis,,, du that under this Interpretation nf thn nf power CAMPUS i If the tlrdlnanee delupales all power to the Kllpihilily Committee ami lo the Jit* Whether the student government preni dlrlary, and if requesllnp (lie reslpnatlon •lent has authority to etiforee the Orill- ianrc i» it question that the all-college of inellpilde officers Is considered enforc. Inn the llrdlnanre, the tlrdlnonee is tin- CLASSIFIED Judiciary may hnve to answer i-onstltutloual, Coder this Interpretation The Ofdinnnee may la- RATIS—Minimum chargui twr It wwdi m l«v I n«, Vi, luterpretnil to If the Judiciary asked an officer to reslpn i imply that the nll-rollegc .tiidiriary ahull the Judiciary would lie exeeiillnp or en- $1.00; fl»» days, $1.1$ pko ISe vervirn charyn (J, J? , inch ward In aicavi uf 10, Jc par day. euforve the (Iriliuatice if ally student re¬ forrlog Ihe tlrdlnanee, u power whleh Ihe fuses to eomply with It tin the other student povernmenl ronstltntlon does not A iffi nls t 'rrsrn Hit FOk SAu hand, the Ordinance may lie Interpreteil to pivc the ull-rollepe Judiciary. imply that the president retains the rr- Only the president has the power to en¬ To Three Student* eponsihillly to enforre the Ordinance forre nrdiflare. The Judiciary has only Indent* lo Ploy AI \ltilli judicial. not executive function. llunquel nyilem'i Quorlet If the Judiciary i •ere the Kiigibiiitv Ordinance, Con- Despite the fort that the Ordinance ere, ates a special Kllpihilily Committee, nil Dean' iinennslitullonnl tile powers periled lo enforce Ihe Drill deter alien o the ni power Judiriary. nnnce are not delcpatul lo'ihi* Committee. Under the constitution Ihe president is ex The tlrdlnanee creates an Kliirihility peeled to enforre this ns well as all o'lher Committee consisting of the Student t'nn HOUSING ordinances, ll.v nean Wakefield EN'irn c i, • . press eligibility Committee, ehairntan of the AWS eligibility t'ommlltee and the "The president shall have Ihe re¬ FMPlOYMtNl chairman ol Men's t'ouncil Klittibilily In •t, it's as much fun us It is easy lo sponsibility to administer anil enforce dip hack into the tiles ami discover what the ,State News printed Committee. This Committee is required: all legislation marled hv Ihe student when Mifhipiin state foolishly joined Ihe lAltt SUMMER OPPORTUNITY I. To see that all students under the t'onprrss rrquirinp executive action." nrpnnlEatlon ordinance till out eligibility forms fill' which has now relmkiNl lis. "freshman member." Wished hjr the Klllfihility Committee, If you're like me, and view with suspicion und n This apparently, i. Ihe Interpretation wary eye whatever prompted MHO to seek admission into the under which I'res. flolo arted. 3. To set up a system for limine Hie, Nine, you'll rome up with one impression from Hint Which interpretation Is correct only On- i eilte: the terms submitted presumably to the all-rollepe Judiriary ran deride. What The story was overplayed. made wis and returned to the Commit - ever Ihe derision is I hero is one inesrap aide conclusion. Coup less a* usual did a II has never failed lo amaze me thai there was no slipshod Job in wrltinp the Kllpihilily Or one III the lima of MSC's admission to the conference artbaH PtaM (nfatpiiiti My aarmnq S. "To certify the eligibility of a dlnanre. who wna in the least bit wary of the orpanization and those affected h.v this ordinance.'J, , ' tfcu turn-war mat a aacaltast." Tan (so , That is how the Kliqibilily (Irtlinanee the dictatorial methods of Its commissioner, Kenneth I.. s, I. UTo file a report of same with Was approved h.v Conpreas. All llllem|>l has been made lo blame Die (Tuff) Wilson. INFORMATION The headline writer for the State News who Ike chairman of the counselor for men. president for the mess the student govern- wrote "Hup¬ for women and the Student is in ped Itonil Set Kor State In 'Hip Ten'" could not possl mcut over the eligibility tlrdlnanee. t'ndouhledly a more tactful method could have known how prophetic was his product. LOST AND FOUND Here's Hie story, which appeared ns a tie-in have lircn used for eitforrinp it. Hut this "side hi Aside from the fuel that the posts of does not plvo ciinpressmen Ihe riphl to Use story to the main story. coupm lor for men and counselor for wo¬ I lie pvesidenl lis 11 acnpcpniit for Its own "Today Miehipan Statu moved into the toiiphcst, tn< men hme been abolished, we fall to lilt mistakes. respected fooHuill conference in ||iv country. denUumt who "the chairman of the conn "Vaar in and year mil. Western Conference trams selor for men. counselor for The hlnmr for the confused silualinn rank amiinp Ihe country's gridiron elite. (MHC, a mem¬ the student Congress" is. over rlipildlily Is as much the blame ol ber in name only, whs Ihe only learn untnnp Hie AP's Only tla< four duties just named are b Ihe sludral ('unpress as it I* ol the lop len in IWiii.) be carried out hy the eligibility Commit student povernmenl prrsident. left The Committee is riven no authority "The Hip Ten stands alone from the viewpoint of hi to take action in the event that some stn It Is time for Conpreas to wake up to nnoe, nipped competition, anil efficient operation. dent refuse* to comply with the Ordi the fact that it writes the laws, not the "Kor more than half a century the Western MAhKrriNn or* PERSONAL Confei president or the eollepe administration or lliis presented the toughest proup of intercollegiate te some outside pressure proup. The actions and generally the licst football." of one irresponsible nmprcssmati — and How times have changed' BEAUTY uf thin ordinance will there lire many nf them in the student i re- Conpreas—van do us much ditmape a* the I'ur prestige in the fmilliall world, the Hip Ten must CseSlo J V>k 17c. ti ts Cot*** JlV's Veim ■■It in appropriate action hy the all- Imik lo Miehipan Stale for Ihe KWI. t API! JnteH llaeV.,, support and continua¬ Willi ,H MINI SID* ' ruHrcr Judiciary." student povemment president. 7 p.m.. n>sim SI. Union If any conpressman doubts this, we sue- tion of same. nn.ATkti apt* t t.uii su.p..( la,I F.o- »» Vt I. into 1 noV KT* ke'. These statements of authority ran be : p.rn. Union Moral llnom Alklallt Iml Im. .Ml 1 pr. tie* pest that he study the Klipihiiity Ordi¬ Nothinp could look more inaipnilicunt than a SERVICE interpreted in at least three ways. nance and the Campus Chest Ordinance. now point HHIII 111* rRllll l ION <1.1-11 lies. tmWnk ti.tt «pj_ which was popularly used in HI IS us un can pm. The Ordinance creates a special Klipi- argument by the ttikim,,2J, Union Ovnfarasi fay* and |alt M«e TYPINO-ptole-.-r >' They are two of the most confused pieces supporters of the "Michigan State for the liip Ten" ram- V.VtttRK an instituti: bility Committee to carry out most uf the uf Icpislntion that any executive was ever IIP CIIF.mk'ai. fncinfrrk M." l 0»«l S.f J, J, < P- |l 00 plrk uo yril,in, work involved under the Ordinance. pnlpn. 7 .111 p in . ttiKiin <113. Olds II.ill Mllckkd Wc.l Ski.lt Z.-ti II U It handed and asked to enforce. The que*(ion which ll ALTESATIONS tilm.HJf supposedly answered went like Moni An novun this: ll p.m. Honm SS, Union .. »»'«8bSS!?'s",W rrocsword Puzzle Anlri Firm Supervisor What would rARSNTS- wav «« TV MWRITERS - Ah* RENTALS mm Don't Forget Our Offer fur a 5TH ANNUAL SALES — % <444 MUM* 444 Summer in Europe 69 Days tor $1,150.00 MMMm MMmm Caff an Vi ft ~ " I IT 1 KAIA.UAZOO 1 1 cwmmm, Mumm ■cSwf^l M 4M4 MM M isSiilRB uiHBdiHW COLLEGE TRAVEL OFFICE vhiiisi lAmmmmm Dean's list it- WkU Sham IfU8ing... » i 3, 6 Battle By STAN KUBZMAN According to a aporta writer ... paper, membership. "would lend point to their (MSC'a) athletic conteata, and It would give them aaauraaco of a ' Tonight Heads for Block Crown V|;»£ki place for Mlel h teama when then would be enthualaetle .. I guaaa I'm AIM quit* naive! SAC tames bach mma CM, Jim Aaaignw bad p hat sight, ,1 . i im'd.iillt of thi I alwaya thought that worklnc under the assumption that II-IS Tuesday nlgM to earn the . a party la Innocent until proven guilty wee a pretty good It aeema to me that Michigan ! aneeoedod la to met Ma Thsta PI M anptnf m >1 pahrts, to late , icm iiiy f"r >hf! spin scheduling Notre Dame, probably Manor Mies to tbslr am win at .rhi-dulf ut Madison wag of going about thlnga. meat perennial potential, while "pewem" In the aaasan. ll-M, evw the Tt »mraaH dumped i'I aee eye to eye on «AE tad at half-tlmt.M-d snd 2 BgWWWo. Jerry ^ I lie moment, f.'ttarl Ton. aoch aa Michigan, Ohio State. IWnpto and Mlnae- ■f ""f*" bbrted hi dwells ftt the Iras aota have adopted a "hande off poUqria rogarda to i been assumed guilty although showing evidence iTtheT^nd half by fltojkm Mil «M lilt Ml ||a. I ,.f Vftnaenola and taat we won innocent. That confuses me. Dtcfc Frya lad ths wtaoers with U paints. bactiad up by dgrdSU I'm alao confueed about the purpose of the prolwtion M8C In addition to thla, M8C haa been handed the pooreat IN Scltiils Jalmaao and (Moras haalmwa haa been slapped with. poaalble achedule In the Rig Ten for the yean for which with eavanaptaea. Mark ffetn. BAiiimu. If the parpoae purpoae In to I correct an alleged a bone of con- wmniiy. r*. n egulatlonn, The Rpartana have been forced to aettle for only two by the formal dissolution of the Spartan home games among six conference tllta for at leant the THINCH that have me coiifuHcd: neat two yearn and probably will be plagued with thin problem until such time aa the Rig Ten's policy of big SffSF-1 0' brotherhood to the Spartans Is discontinued. But hen cornen the blggent bit of ronfuning confunion: Much of thla venom directed at Michigan State haa. According to the Rig Ten handbook that outHnen the pawem of the commloaloner, THERR IH NO SUCH originated on a campus to the southeast of Rant Lan¬ sing. where the administrators aee in Michigan State a PENAL' 4ALTY AH HE HAH IMPOSED ON MICHIGAN STATE LISTED. potent threat to their position of nupremlty In the Pistol Squad He han a choice of five penaltlen—ranging state. Holds Seventh to ordering neverciico of athletic relatione. No where the probation appear. The school In the south fought the Spartans' admission to the awer. If you weren't confuned liefon, how about now? power conference, nnd hoping that the Spartans' rise to which was increasingly evident at the time would Place in Meet slide over the top, delayed MSC'a competition In Western Conference football. When all this failed, the athletic director of that uni¬ «tss:?:tsss:j MSC'a varsity pistol team In the U.S. Revolver Associa¬ wey ?i tsstsissri IMPORTANT versity led the NCAA to abolish the two-platoon system, which ho had expanded, in view of the fact that Michigan State had had particular success with the system. tion Pistol Competition. 'miner Now Gymnasts firearm State. M9C la only M prdnta away from ft ret piece With Ohaat Eiders It, Vf. libII- Tiger Rookie li'Ai.f) f/P» —Chuck NOTICE comes I a acuta of l,J7l out of a pwMtili nnd trainer. I-" No one can help wondering at this time how ' entrance to the Rig Ten was for Michigan State. Meet M9 Tha Ohoat ftldars rod# to U Afth straight victory at the Take Opening lie Illinois Athlc Due to the great interent In the Hughe* Homer Honor lilttorTmc Dormitory Sivim Meet Saturday Cooprratirt Plan for Afa*trr of .Science e limit tor Aling applications Michigan State's gymnasts hedule List will get their Anal warm-up Eligible an June. 19511. college graduates and members of the armed services being Goes Into Second Night before the Rig Ten cham¬ Events to pionships when they tangle The dormitory swimming meet will move Into the seci with Michigan Saturday night at IMA. holding degrees in electmcai. bhoi- night of qualifying tonight in Jettison pool. The Anals Jrniaon Fletrfhoute nebbing, rtiYaica, mbchanicai. enginkbb- slated for Thursday. ed Immediately INU. Those chosen will obtain Master of following the eton Hall Pirn ! in th<' A«.«ocia I. ketbnll poll for T If 13 ft I C ft t 0 A ft iT'A'f E" N T. \f S IN* v, or Second NCAA Pick* WtSffi ,,„,l place Tor Mlrhlfrmi Sin),. in the Rig Ti s This weekend State tackle* I'nrdue and Illinois The opportune > to lahe aeeMd tin right liefore the CageTeam*fortriurney n rage road. I.iiat place Mlehiiran provides the rip|ro*ition for the Spartans. Now if the squad receive* a hreak nr Iwn in .KANSAS announced j! Association CITY (/IN—Thc< National Collegiate Athletic •»»» in*-'' • ' .. V , Spartan..;" last home ropiest on Saturday. March 7, and their remahtinc MM r, the kaal Mc Ten standings could Tuesday that Notrh I tame. Navy, Ile-I j| ,i'(>!HLf the question in f.rtemher crmltf lie- then the j reality for the Rpnrtalwr on March !• when thev finish squad llnlshe.* its season card nt Wisconsin on read. "Mtrhhm* Sta'c. i takd ptare." I Paul, Kustern Kentucky and Forrlham have lieen selected ari ! "at large" teams for the eastern regional NCAA basketball' If, «•». whi Jiilf »• Mndlson, Wis. March ». The S|Hirtans have lieaten I'urdue, Michigan, and Wis¬ To reach such a liicti position would bo quite an achieve¬ 'tournaments. — —— 1 1" rm J* Ill* moment, Crutch Pete Newell'* hnolliai; aggr*. consin. and thn* should he favored in the return mntches. ment for the Spartan-. Iiecahse at the start of the season Tim selection, released at I 'If thu trio, the liadirer* should give the Newellmen their they were retreated to iheaecond division. ! NCAA headquarters her '•"Oram rl*-4>. n dwell* In Mm league's third position „ hnlf nmr *• stiff est leaf. However. Newell and hia young hall club have *ur|i I „f Mlrnmnd* »nif two full game* behind second the rest of the leacne with a fierre determination to attain Thnl lente* the current orrupanl* of *erond plare. Illi¬ a coveted spot in the hieher echelon of the Rig Ten. nois. remaining on thr intended list „f victim*. This !;,!•■ rittir mini Hnvit won II confcrr-nre contests in Saturday thr lllini host* Indhina io-s.huI nhould he quite Ijrd *ea«oa. the SporUaa laished fifth with primarily , , ..mpnrrd to Slide"* fiirn-nt murk of nine »ml five. a spine-tingling rnurt t histi. a senior hull cloli. The, winter with sophomore* hom¬ After this rough battle, the ,'ii„. coveted «|rnt hehlnil the imilefenteii (hosiers. conference'* current sernnd phier squad mn«t fnrr the ing I he lirnnt of the burden, the squad ha* overcome w"»M pmhirhly hnve in win nil four of their Spnrtim* on Mor.dat. en men. Three of the four hurdirap* of inexperience and iniwrir* I* pbiv wine* are fur distant brand of luinlielhail. i„ Iiemlly routines of .Ictrf-on field house. Thn slnftftnritiir lllini. who have Inst fo town and hnve TIN me time, the fllitii must In*- three to'give State lust narrowly edged Minnesota In their last two game*, A mid-season ailment which forced cnard Hick Wesllnc uted possession of serotul. might not l«* able to *tanil up under the -train of two more to the sideline* permanently and other illnesses which left touch tilts. the rltih without the full effectiveness of Rickey Aynlu' utid the (ireen unit White hate found the roart ft?: * MS I, rather hnxardon* with hut three win* cornered in To further heighten State's opportunities to catch the lloli Heyenny would have broken another team with less Champaign racer*, Marry f'omhes" quintet must tini*h the spirit anil determination than the HM.2-5-T edition of thn i tn*h*n on foreign eourts. eason on the road lit Ohio State and Northwestern. r*»*. «■ Spartan Imi kethall squad. *«w« '»t»>o« Talk All-lmcrirtm* The Weekend in Review Here's the Fiteli. Ir/rey's Mana Intramural miner Susfu IP'S Managers.. >okiei If'Afif) t/Pi — f'hiiek lliivey',* manager, Hector nd trainer. I**.v Kline, were u iiended for ltd e Illinois Athletic Cnmmi -ion lor "loose lalk" enin| - after the f»a' ey tiavilan lilfht T« lonoj liloorTraeh 'thc'npuni-uo,, Ferrari Has Tight Hold Dunce YMTTMM Mule Urn if™ On Scoring Events :7m. ,'t;»Z17, X r Pinled IHs lexers In Minn* sot* lid trtmmfrf thr hump Ijctalcrship IHI.I.V MAY'S WHk QuNty A Still hooping field coal* from alt ancle*, forward Al "Itorvlomnlia" loor traek t hetlule ' i'•. •. u ., If am lift-tl- I hf UnkfM iilno o«l «f I ho If n tvrnl«» won Ferrari lead* the Spartan rage -quad in the -coring de¬ E^lifNMlt it event* listed ha*;"- .1! -n-l -irr.rviolihle" I. i In fiimpMlflt dotnltialinft four of partment with '-XT points in 1* games lor an average of IIAY ANTHONY'S "f.'nm/Mi* Kam|M>" SiMdal Tcmi PrleM! * fiillfd imlv hk Ihf Wohfrliift J," U|ff, r"r"nl Wmctoii- ! Krr,,r,i Hrmk, '' Him tt'ilh I llom" Itv Mi«* : - . «T I't.f.i«h- fin, lh«- tf(U*fiY«*f| Nw York I w*" v h'»* I.a lining's I r rt*rl «Kn If i fi'rt Set for I In- iitl* » * H (lain |Hi* fturmni I ry mvta H fifty, \1nsir f| if I tor tntramnril play. I hwftr frnm top qttaltfy, hasfhall rlavrt hy MarOrpior a ad Haw lint* rmme 'tfaaa' »! tarda) wMMaaU n. Dirk 3 irk tor* t Shop for fx in-a it tfalrh ami Jt wtlfy on I inixltl Iwvr tHfi It:* HcM I Hmi'i s«nl hotnrlhini hut In tha 194' flannel*, row-rt*. ^uliartline* with |tleal |MN-krt«. Other *lyle* priretl frnm Sl l.O.t up. It i* nnl Hh» early In lay away ynnr sail for Ijuilrr—u small amnuot wiU IwM! F.xreptional value* end of of the month clearance—on ■port «hirt«. tee *hirt«. nearrea •3.95 lo • 1(1.(10. Now 31.9S, •2.95. «3.95. l-arge nfae tee shirt* were 1.00 and 31.23, now 59r. Scarvc* were $3^0, #3x50. Now #1.29. Layawayn— Caavcatoat Charge Acnaala Volunteers Needed X. ■" , ROTC Cadets to Spot ,L. II, NO. U< re .taking pnrt in the Civil Air Dcfcnxe program *h plane xpolterx. man They may have ulterior motives however, becauxe each reeeivea five merita for dngri Sia.tThliSr *"" Headline Near. >:«aminall«.. Gc Kepcal IVrmimion Wednesday and work in two-hour shifts for the next 49 hours. Tliey liability Bi relieved at 9 a.m. Friday hy l linns who man the post for the of fhu-\veek. eferred o (lommittc roantry. The "air defense posts" ' lerated ahmri IS miles apart, and overlap slightly limits. 'Big (finite *11 Bird*' Fast I .air ing's poM . atop the State Police hnrrn |»ermanent Lecture to Feature ptioiin brir •ratirl ftapids, t or all plane r Miehignn. There, t American Wildlife »f is planes are Irackefl on a grid their locations are pliooed in rom the spotting |»o?.tn. "Bitf Giimc find Hirfln" in Ih«* title of the World Travel Hei'ies program to he given itt the Miehigntt State College Auditorium hy Cleveland tiriuil, Feb. IfK, at X p.m. CirantV color motion ph-lurea include wildlife native to Michigan and WitetuiHiii. Grant has photographed a |);|jr\ Ki|i(iiHMTK irreat variety of American . wildlife front humming birds 1llolll lYIri'tlH^ to gri**ly bears, fl'otn hntehiii bob-white to charging buffalo After itrofltiotttiM from (Mm-iIi College, ft., Clmnt Jointsl ttie Mai of the Chiengo Natural Museur Mod to the pnM III years him givn OH Me thlOl 4.WMI HUM toil |»li toe lectures on American birds uiu »lg game Ornnl and his wife work »e . teion to eoiot'ioe it wide know ledge of the lives nod habits «» birds nod animals brgethei will no nbility Jo photograph theoi e*|H'ifly nod nrtlsticnll.t. They hnve designed much of their own specialized photogin - phlr equipment nod spend from si* to eight months a yi riming it new lecture film (•rant's program will rented by ttie Michlgi lege World Travel se "Critici Irom U S. and Enaland 6ALINA ULANOVA EASILY THE BEST OH Ht WORLDS BALLERINAS ... A PAVIOVA IN HER PRIME." im