LAST DAY TO VOTE SNOW FLURRIES, FOR MSC MONSTER CLOUDY, COLDER MSC V-y DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION L 14, NO. 147 EAST LAN8ING, MICHIGAN — FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1953 our AWS Presidential Senate Passes Bill andidates Announced; ^tTwo Women Withdraw Commending MSC Elections Scheduled Five Finalists Battle Honesty, Integrity Thursday For Hannah, U.M.O.C.Crown Legislature Defends I.omth to Bnomr The semi-final results of the Ugliest Man On Campus Emmons Vi« contest were Announced Thursday evening by Chandler Ben¬ ton, chairman of the contest. MSC AgainstBig Ten Praised By MAKT BOUSE The five finalists arc Chuck Lavcrt, Chi Omega. :16,:$62; Cmiclidates for the offices John McGinnis, Sigma Kappa, Sen. Ilaskell Nichols (It-Jackson) delivered one of the AWS Judiciary and Activi- hottest s|ieerhes of the current legislature session on the House to Take U|» >ard imminced Thursday by Olga presidents were Frosh Head *M(>7; Ferris Hallmark, Kap¬ pa Delta. 23,.'142; Jack Sabey, floor of the Senate Thursday. Speaking in favor of his resolution putting the Legislature Resolution Today Delta Delta Delta, 23,0:18; and By STAN NTEINBORN rsky. activities president. V McClellan, Carrnel, Calif., Undecided Pl"1 Savage, Alpha Chi Omega, on record defending Mich¬ igan State's side of its current >i and Justine Ray. Evans- Ill., junior, will run for Judi- prcsident. Candidates for On Quiting he held May Mm (US difficulty with the Big Ten, Sen. Nichols was appluHded Frosh-Soph Michigan's Senate the tlefense of Michigan State came to president arc Peggy College in its Thursday ses¬ Day Slated ■hick iffni.ni. East Lansing Junior, by his colleagues. sion liy passing a joint resolu¬ Mary Ellen ^Weiglo, Grand law Enforcrmnit the King's (are nation Dm nee. MSC Grad Highlights Concert Is junior. tion expressing the Ia>gisla- Hit lay Presidents Itobb Ga assistant to the For May 9 State. Si mi la U'c staser. who to resign his pout as was freshmen lean »f students, asked Dinnrhn lh.'- Religious Songs Please University of Mlrhlfan Walker to Hi-ail expected i i fraaa I a.a. to • pan. class presiilcnt said Thursday he lias not a week ago,1 de-j Tickets f, ^ the (lance may be Waring Show Audience of the ruber his i 'Plaiiiiiiiff of Kvcnls m .adcml by tile Western l'»n- cidcd yet whether to resign, John Walker, for alleged j obtained frr i members of Alpha ■y PAT TAROCH rence irregularities Staser said: Plu Omega, atinnal services fra- With an emphasis on religious songs the Fred Waring sophomore, will la- chairman the l..nulling of funds through lehtila said the llig Tt only the Union Tieket use "Festival of Song" moved into the Auditorium Thursday of the annual Frosh-Soph Day railed the Spar- g for each position, n. 1 homework. I have taken (Office. They will also I If i "is a terrible mdietmei will autnmatiraUy night to prove that choral groups don't have to la- dry, sta- the finest institution* tentatively scheduled for May i tan foundation. the college had far. I have r — tionarv song tests. ' ilicily throughout the of AWS presidents in- | '"ends almi s» reflecting on the nting the boards on Churches Th*v in,orH|H'rM''cd that ;ram over WKAR at , part of mu expand day. Gene D. Over- ; plait here. H'"' Plan Revealed jctor of politual sci- thruuch I »S. Chan, a physic* SC.TON >u tap grade ta «• graduate assi Dulles gave C Orchestra. Caller an Fisenbower fir The |K»litH . citing the ..ut «»f trlepho Slated at Utteihm n Sextet to l*re*ent the present p Bra** S-leclion* New telephone On Radio Program Washington I Mis Enlistment$ t/Jv-.Thc Navy, Koln-rt Slum Present Ensemble, to song, and "Aroun wing delivried. v •F.Dgewood" num The Michigan llrass Sealel will State Collage Iw brnadcaat at Cd with situation in Cliorns on Lecture-Coiwerl Series a sung with rnimc 2:14 Eridav over WKAR. reserve »s AUing up South Koreans to Ask UN • ••hnral croup and Members nf the .catet are Ken¬ iiaft-age. inexperienced neth Vinre. la-.lie senior, and Os- ''lamped a restriction on heed "I 'he rhor.l derartmetit horale | fectionist. a, Fred Waring and If. did not go Washington at—Dana c. Arturn Tuscaniro. the nervou. Dr. Stanley J. Idaerda. aaaiatant ,i,rt ht w*» P'l — an undergraduate leading • h.i 'r us tee of the much-de- when profeaeor of History of Civilif UN for aid In solving the food temperamental conductor ex¬ ,UI(U .w. , the Pomona College. Calif., glee horts, cajoles and Infuriates h.. ■tion, will attend the problem. J* Pretfatat Nixon while he | club, Shaw has :sin" singers and instrumentalists to It I. a paradox that th inspired performances. Korean army Is gaining '4 mSSia»% £K£i the ami fn ltil Shaw added orches in number, and fcmng "Ct '^"^.ar-ald dirttter to tral ceadveUoj to hto feau asd hip Yup. mala bit gt Um chow Use. TBI MIC 110 AN STATE **fl sHi *So Many Menial Rultes' Letters to the Editor) The weekly student iHwppapdr of Davidson College (it's try To The Editor: THANKS TO BI.OOD DONORS in North Carolina) recently reached some agreement with the Harvard Crimson, which had sneered at the intellectual level of Davidson students. on campus feel it doesn't matter what We would like to take tills opportunity to thank those members An assistant editor of the Davidson paper took his or Michigan State College who contributed so whole-heartedly to pM they get to a concert. They walk in classes late and our very successful Armed Forces Blood Donor Drive. The drive follow students lo task for the "kind or sentiment at .that's all right. It's disturbing but the rest of the students was an outstanding success because the cadets and their friends Davidson which makes the existence of the school don't seem to mind. At a concert it's n different story. were so generous in their response. almost a farce." The fatal number of daaatleas was surprising In view ef the The particular action which prompted the tongue lash¬ Not only are they disturbing students who want to long waH taralved in many instances. The paliemr and gead ing was the conduct at a speech in the college chapel. homer wMrh everyone exhibited were Indicative at a whale- bear or on, but outsiders an welt. A lot ef these people Said the critic. "The general anti-intellectual attitude some nndsfstaadlng ef the many problems eneeantered. enly ace students as they act at the lecture-Concert of the students (at Davidson) gives the men of Harvard, events. Many of them come away with TJic large numbers of donors far exceeded our expectations of and mnylic even of McCallie Prep Srhool. a perfect right to the planning stage. The fact that we, and net the American Red feeling for all atudents because a few are rude. Cross personnel, had to fix an earlier cut-off time for registration regard us as so many mental rulies off the farm for a few- simply means that wc were unable to handle the number of willing years contact with city slicker ways." Nothing is more distracting than to get nicely settled, donors, lleeauae we had in excess of seventy persons waiting to be ~ enjoying the program, then suddenly to get hit on the head processed at 4:00 Thursdayraf:tycoon, we felt compelled to stop further registration at that hour. from behind with n coat or purse from someone coming in late. The lights are out. the newcomers stumble over peo¬ To have accepted mare valunleerk at that Mine waaM have an alt aiuctmsd. We INFORMATION - ple's feet, they can't see where they are going. In short. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB SATURDAY It la plenty uncomfortable for everyone concerned. A ruling, to slop latecomers, which already exists n T 30 p.m.. Tower Room. E E "SPARTAN WIVES Nigllt Cm— The Again, to the cadets, t Square danre group. 8 pm„ HAWAII CLUB Sight roller Margaret fuller will try to be put Into effect, according lo Dean Stanley Club House . . gall Stale News, anrl I 7:30 p.m., International Cen- ' Crowe. There are signs up in I he Auditorium now tell¬ our splendid support. ter SUXDAT ing of the ruling. INTERNATIONAL CLUB GAMMA DELTA Captain, BOTC, CM C R p.m., Room 31, Union 6:30 p.m Room 32. Union Ushers will close the doors at the beginning of the pro¬ Benjamin W. Darts . rapt. AnOTC. AF and no one will be allowed cntrnnre until intermission. gram Something has to lie done, this might lie the solution. CAMPUS Rl(i TKN TACTICS Churches Of (labhagcf) and.Kinp) To The Editor: I think that a little story may lie nblc to sum COLLEGE LUTHERAN EAST LANSING up the "Item" in the papers concerning Michigan State being put on CHURCH UNITY CENTER probation due to "Alleged Funds" that were raised in I Mmimom iktipag 4ar IK —* m-toar- ' gno. 5t-r support of the athletes of Rambling Walrus 425 W. GRAND RIYBS 3, our college: IIjOR; Hvu do* SIM ph. Ifc .rid. «, Once apaa a ROTtl a. MILLK* Pimr „ time, there were a granp at hays that playad ■aab ward iuauuma a# MC tuselher all the lime. Now In this bnueh at hays war* a kpwRp atopic fktlOOl - It* ML ef "alder" hays who always dominated the By Audrey Llewellyn play at the entile stair News rraturr Mltar group. AUTOMOTIVF MttSNB They dictated to pll; including a very tmall boy In this group. "The line has come, the walrus sold. But time passed, and The few big boys continued to "bully" the AW» T 30 pm To speak of many things— littler ones until one day the smallest of the L»rajr Dal*. UN*y Srttool group alt of a sudden Of shoes and ships and sealing wnv. reached quite a sire. This small liny who was quite large now derided thai II """W 1U »- And cabbages and kings . . wasn't fair for these alder boys to dominate thr ratlre granp aa thev had door In the past yrars. sad tried to aee Obviously. I*wis Carroll's walrus was not a journalism te It that all were treated rqaally. Thla included a few well-put hand- ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH major, if he were he would not have rambled. He would have started with cabbages, anil ended with cabbages, or l«m DODGE. IHfiO 1 THEN, who did all I! hollering almut being pushed around and ffuuday Mamea—7:30, •:«. 10. II:1L U:M atarted with kings and ended with kings. treated unfairly.'?" Na raily, these two older boys. Ami ttie little ffXc jar lost AV: boy wlm grew up""" V 11, he is quite successful now; and the ottier IMy Days of ObllgagUa g-7-H-lf 1*1 PLYMOUTH — —*— 1 =dund~ He would have progressed from the most important big boys'?" Well Caufaaalaua: Hatarday 4:00 la S:30 aa4 7:N to Ml pa. Item about sealing wax to the least important item •Spanish Confess ions Call Fsliter Rivera 05SII about sealing wax. Rut he would nol have rambled. QUESTIONS (ONTKKKNCE ACTION Unless, of course, he had a column. A columnist can do To The Editoi: many things which a reporter cannot. He rnn rant, lie Michigan State has received a public slap In the face from II Communion Breakfast, Sunday 10 i can snicker sadisticnll.v at some unlucky victim, or smile Big Ten commissioner, ami as a result, a Mack eye. Tuesday T:M - Moreno serrlretr Uooorr. it some object of his choice, lie can chuckle, fume, Hawerar. we are wandering Just how the rest of the colleg¬ Friday 7:3# - MUllnnx. iate athletic world will rrsord this orik Siindax. I'hitosfiptiv riuh €' or preach. In short, he can lie his own natural. »r. J. V. I Fr. Pari | ' 1-3HI Drew I'earson has a column. Hal lloyle I l>aan Wakefield. Alex l-aggis. Stan Kuraman and Phil LUTHERAN fiunby each has a column, liven Pago and Peanuts have CHURCH CHRIST CHAPEL columns. Now I have a i Episcopal Collcffc Center m S. Praaaytraala near X. Mleh. In "Of Cubbages And Kings" I ®ny gel as ferocious •av. knno l. wot or neir us Alice when she grew to twice her sire in Wonderland. I 4 laaiay aeretess al I M a lioo may get whimsical like the Cheshire rat or impulsive like the everdate rabbit. Hut I will la> a columnist. ■ Kuan ILAIIER : ovrtttusriorxr raiKNu- bast t Days ■ma Helta Uu.laess MeeUag Caailsu risk l» Tar mt. oouaoM u. mi loarn trimming 30. Dwarf earth PEOPLES CHITRCH CAMPUS VESPERS 5. Valley goblin ». Find the anm si. By way of 12. Chief Norte Jj- *ccompll,h "Tba Mm Babiad c aoANDT txrrr. Mtati ■od 33. Variant 13. Mountain coat spelling ol Iteadle TIm Baa" It. tetter 94. Disturb the dii.„ LANSIHI "HIII.V NlWMI XION" CAPITOL liar? Solution ef Yesterday's Puulo Today Only T«U> ORI) SB. Meditate' 3*. Care 21. Traveled to. Apart "Tba Brids OtMt extensively 41. Lack t "Way tf k Gawko" to YtHtw Sky" SiF.p.B, 1.1. Atklotic SwRRt So*, wool From If n to S23 3C DB->*er* !2 with Rory Calhoun 2 or. II .00 24. Knells and (.ear Tlerney w ith Robert Preston loos. gam and set. UN author 44. Smallest and Marjorle Htoelr -a EAST LAMSke- 23. Ancient integer 1. Mod B. !■« ito Ilk B.«d Typical case Roman 47. Tort of a PIRST CHURCH ST. ANDREWS 27. Initials of a 44 Bark of the Complete "My Wife's B«l - tnd lilt — CHRIST. SCIENTIST 1 Drew Soi 2, J, 4. p.. ikod Work S».W s.et. UN. UN rou -;rxr shie former i';""- '-B-Tr* ^ puj»er FrfeaT "Tht S#4ftt Sham' mil THEATER Skim UN _ loqr Sob issifoo. osd oceosaaeos 1 17. Make well u and II in B c 19. Kxist 21. Amphibian rox moli e* I * ; ;; LAST I DAYS trssaw g|( ZSBR Bead f tl & 2.1. Without 24 Female11/' "upa"' 6:S0-8ilS.I0:20 ■ ..V i noxSr* iSKsfv A f INTERCITY BIBLE CHURCH » S3. Sharp pro¬ 9 1 u >. u jecting uowattx'WSN*^- ~ | r soprano iSTM T 9 rr 31. Plant of the 39. lily family saw.Aft-sai vtxSS- m » m< Vuljar ^ HOL«°*«k1 (R — -> RMIN SI 7:JO I?, "iJT! jmUria Ulrful 2L Urn* toriu j-Jjv. MJ.—. Uraad Uaaids "vnfto. mm ..ay^ in ^1 1' ' cmown r n'h uw Cmmn (Mi iui.r T-oo. w^Kiw.' IS cs Attractive positions open fur two young ladico in graduating sss sa-sr dps In aaclu'iva specialty shops. Grand llavvn. Bright WSitk t* Jffl'MHi IS fttLSST** ¥ if I it te'if- A^'fl ;k E.tr if ittmefi Meet Maryland [S"S«: Cagers Take Road Trip; Wolverines w n 1 rri /ii i The University of Mi'-hiffan Face Purdue, Then Illini ^iturd Thrce Porm Raceg End Ifymnustic team will invmie Jenison Eieldhonac Saturday nljrht to meet the Michigan mvhelmlng Put lington campus Sigma Nu Takes Block 113-78. State Spurtr.ni in the tart dual f' :tA sht Boirt meet thin season for both teams. The meet is (dated to beuln Im- ineoiatelv fnllowitiu the boxing within «t of ^at should prove to lie Three dormitory chnmp- alsma N« IS. nine point* by foul shot* alone. mateh l»etween Maryland and the Bit Ten raee. rntrr's retard. the top matches of the i ionships. and two block cham- Alpha Taa Omera II The score In thin hard-foiirht MSC. The Spurlans will "have two Sfieklimise n Rirma Nu took another step name was 7-7 at the half, and ' llawkeye* throttled jjirhfoitti State's boxers> pionships were decided in IM Beth tea ma while leeklna far fails in Ihrse innlcsts—to hold haase. the third place above Minnesota ill •r* B7-M lu »"* Ma^lnnd Play las, „iKht. Ahbot 18. the Bin Ten raee and lu perhaps thtlr mastery on thrlr ht in Jenison Field- Bbillips (i. and Snyder 17 took Sirs Omera. 19-17. Both -}}J* win. Ilirh ^ain.Siemn aneihrf pointy to Nu was Tom fVWioase Marrh S and 7. advance on second plare Illinois. - - ~ . ,«ted Mary land b] &S5SS5.*? many advantage* JT- Walsh wi couriers. Dann 1 with fumbles" Stiuires led the losers with flv Mirhiaan's top performers from last year's fnuilh plare Wrsfern and wild shots. ATO ... _ .. .. Conference team include Marry SltanAlah.Eaall.nK. (^hs. parallel bars: Frank Beta Theta fl II Adams, all-around performer who Dick Frye with 12 points led excel* on the tnmpolinr; Marvin Mil-hum Matmen Face Strong •f the Sigma Alph.i Rpsilnn to n re- Johnson, ull-around pet-former: The Illini have won II of 14 ledter. forward Al Ferrari Founding 32-1.1 victory over Beta „nd Diok Bergman. flying ring*. Theta Pi. and gave the SAE's (tans which leaves Harry Com¬ Luch*. as n freshman last year, their block championship. Taking i won the Rig Ten bes' .((reflation two full names parallel bur* in front of the Spartans Iowa State Squad an enrlv lead, the SAE's efficient- title and finished fourth in all- ly built it to 12-6 by the half in around competition in the con- j In addition to the State-Purdue Inter'Dorm Swim Title a last game. Rota's top scorer j fcrencc meet. A native of Latvia, encounter Saturday, the Oophers ' vltlt the iinpredletahle Wolver¬ ».i IT . " s,,"<0" nf "ix win" »B»in*t two losses, was Jim Perry with four. Abbot |g *9. Abbot 12 25 Uiehs escaped from East r.oi - m,,ny ine# at Ann Arhor while Ihe nu- tinn's second ranked squad, the Taken by West Shaw Mirhiifuti State's wrestlintr team will take to the road this if three wins and weekend to meet :i strong Iowa State Teachers Mlrhltan 81 a I »•* chances West Shnw tiiuk Ihe Inter-Dorm swimnillllf meet held team Satur- «l Ihe Illini matches. Two of champions-hip as they defeated day at Cedar Kails. Iowa. Abbot 12 29-2.1 in a hotly contest- been lowered by an Thursday liltfbl in .lenisen ptml us it unuissed 51 |niints In p over Penn State already hold The meet will Is- the final ed struggle which was in doubt John .lurry"a knee eilyerl |mst I'hillips who finished Ihe niyhl with 19. Third h teams that the Fencers End dual meet for the Spartan until the linal phase of the fourth quarter. The victors led at the out of the mei place was taken by Ablmt with .".2 points while East Shaw irrapplers this season. 'They half 10-8. High man for Abbot finished fourth with 19. backstroke. while Phillips also < Dual Meet have the Western Conference moot and the NC'AA tournament remaining on the schedule 18 was Ilonald Duteher who gar- norcd 18 points. High -for Abbot ™ 'J! SP»« West Shaw anil I'hillipa picked up a first in a team event, split first place honors as each Tl'-T— 12 was Ivan Ulen who had eight. 3 Hall three. Abbot Season mainly all-amuiiil on Carl Rinlr. their bod performer ami i':.pt 11 voter threat Kiht aw \ long first | Rrrkrr's Drive In the National t'olleelale Athletic Walker, decided a* Phillips li found little John trampoline an! Sate. Ted Dutif « (lene iJkenta in It will lie another husv Association tournament They trouble defeating Phillips 7 34- tumblor. HAMBURGERS weekend for the Michifii'n hld »*• NCAA '"dividual 21. The winners had a six-point MAI.TEDS - DINNERS State fencers as they finish "?d 18-12 lend at half time. High for Other IM St •ores up their dun! meet season. The two losses of Michigan had 15 while Ralph Bradley with on the schedule are the sti>tl' have »oine at the hands of eight was high for Phillips 7 ODDS-END SALE SWEATERS :m; ,ih iii i"« . 8" 'I TRENOH OOATS I Sire -IK „e«. M6mNw *I2m Its I'AT ItlKilltS SPORT SHIRTS Basketball irams wtnnin (QnfyThne wtHTUl. / a i Only timfi will foil how good tym photographer will bo! And \ . lleit. 2.95 Now - 5.95 (only limo will toll about a cigatotta!/ IV Finnl playoffs $1.39 9 for $1 SWEAT SOX III Wool 50 Col ton Itrx. I9r A ar Far 'I*® JEWELRY SALE ludents and Faculty... Cuff I.Ink" Salm Valum to *5.00 SIM Enter your 3 through 6 Now I firern and White year old DAUGHTERS WARMUP JACKET 2-10 I - 12 i> the Little Queens Content SLAOKS Raff. I i.05 • 15.15 IWINNERS TO REIGN AT Now SIM 5TH ANNUAL Riti Bridle Horse Show ■d Entrants Report To Frit. 28 1:45 P.M. Mote feople Smote Qmfe i i> A SEE THE UGLIEST CAMPUS M it ihe "King's Coronation Dance" Admission $1 per* couple in The Bal Informal - I&30 to Meet Ex-Diplomat Stops on Campua [ere for Tournament Debates Chinese Fight for Nationalism in Intercollegiate, From 80 to 90 per cent of the Chinese people are gainst Com¬ roll. 44. NO. 148 'West Point Contests to Start munism, Ngo Dinh Diem, Indo- ese diplomat who visited government not a regime, but as a government that •J people wou|. Debaters from 37 Midwest colleges compete at Mich- Michigan State College this week. will put China back among the grcnt powers of the world. Jsr.-wS Com* igan State College this weekend. In viewing the present situation him hl"> «nd his A total of 113 teams will debate the resolution, "Resolved, in Indo-Chine, he stated: that the Congress of the U.S. should enact a compulsory 'Approximately 90 per cent of the so-called Communist guer¬ employment practices rilla forces in tndo-China are in i an Invasion of llie LATE SHOW TONIGHT 10:30 P.M. •Two tournaments will he !hel,t to,lav Saturday in lily nationalists. They do not I Chin past. , Berkey Hall. „ think of themselves as lighting years Starting today and continuing Communism, but rnthcr light- | "Two*years through Snturdiiy afternoon, top debaters from 23 schools in Mich* ing against ^he French." against the ago, Chinese an offensive mainland NOW! IHem was minister of state in would have Iwen a great deal igan, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois easier Hum it would be today," 'ill compete in the West Pcinl Viet Nam. ■ smell Independent said Dioin. Qualifying Tournament. Michigan klngdem which has since been At that time, according to State was invited to take part in ever as a French pro- Chinese Nationalist sources, there the tournament for the first time year. lighting He said he resigned when he felt that the Communists were gaining loo much influence In the ' government. As leader of the reli¬ gious element of the country', he j has been offered his old position lor. and Oaylord Sheet*. Lan¬ four times and each time has re¬ sing alum mi*, won the del fused. for MM! In 19SI and m,\ When asked about Common- - Representing MSC in ism's progress in China, he re- ; Point Tournament will be Dave They will lake the plied: Hyman, Buffalo. N.Y.. sopho¬ affirmative Me fer MSC In the Weal Qualifying Tournament. more. and Steele, who will de¬ net follow Mao as an exponent bate the affirmative. Five of the 23 teams chosen from the tournament will com¬ Legislature af an Ideology. From gi to 99 per rent of the Chinese not only dislike but hale C'om- pete April 22-2.*> with teams from (Continued from Pure _1) "Perhaps next week we will go the country m the further if wo don't hear from West Point National to them," Nichols said. * PLUS Skmni at S:M - 5:55 - 9:03 . u M Invitational Rebate Tournament. The West Point Debate Coun- Sen. Nichols defended the mem¬ eil, an extra-curricular group of bers of thi! disbanded Spartan les the nation into Foundation who were accused of eight districts. Michigan. Ohio, illegally aiding MSC athletes. Illinois and Indiana make up Dis- ISectoring thai Big Ten schools represent- the tournament are Ohio IFC Puis Off ' State, the University of Illinois SENIOR AM) RECENT CRAIU ATE and Michigan State. Application!. "When you stifle that kind of Alpha Chi Sigma and Delta generosity in this rountry, God Mechaniea I Engineers Sigma Pi, two social-professional help us. When you say it is iin- • STARTING SUNDAY 0 rnitles seeking admittance pro|ier to buy books for a poor PERSONAL INTERVEW Into IFC, Were dented member¬ hoy, how can ynti let them give ship at the IFC meeting Tuesday room and board to some boy in Concerning a SHEER CINEMATIC MAGIC Registrar Expl evening "until proper eonstltu- summer? Is ii all right to lional amendments ean he made." give u Career in Pnuematic Engineering The Michigan Intercollegiate contests will be IFC may admd only social frater¬ held at »:30 a.m., 12:43 p.m. und nities. Alpha Chi Sigma is a couple of extra tickets to sell? Under the present constitution, Where do you draw the line?" "What are you going to do," Nichols asked, "with a hoy whose A Training Urogram Fur •MARK RHZDI Registn Set to E 3 p.m. Saturday. chemistry fraternity and Delta father depends on shilling shoes DESIGN The tournament is divided Into Sigma Pi is a business fraternity. for a living?" two groups, the league division DEVELOPMENT ami the tournament division. RESEARCH Faculty action wouli Earh school represented enters a It'a atill the heat plate fur late aaaclu! alflrmativr team TEST tion from Goo< the league divsion. A eollcge liter MATTHEWS Carry Out Service . FIEI.D SALES ii« year's regis!rut In the . . FIELD SERVICE • Vuirk MANUFACTURING • , mors to / Company l(rprr>rnlali\e Will lie On Your fampua Euay March 3. MM or '53 CI JSarihiLi * (iiMivriiirnl Make An Appointment At Placemen! Office 2UI Ann St. FOR FIRTIIt.R INFORMATION SlT IUMIKUT "('Arffrm oi orroRTi NiTV" embershii 0|M'll "till 1 1 :.'I0 Evrry-nilr Milk — Irr Crrutit' - Sniiilwirlien — Coffee Westinghouse Air Brake (o. AIR ItHAKK DIVISION m to alumni be member: organic WII.Mt KOINfi. I'A. class. Dave Mil !>ers of the club will o to submit pctitic wrship next term. Judging of petitions is * ( the petition conta Spring Toppers nt's activities is numt .pond with the scctioi ihe student's name r* cannot tell whOf a-c scoring. '■ activity is rated a in Chrnt Pro ln»M In Ctocki St Mma *7 MtoW xplain Organizali tmpus Chest wort MttU UP* ie "fwotoced" 100% «ggl> (dtp (-••? 'he organisation o « t to station WW.I - dience Ust Frids 9«k«lv dN9 tet» to high er lew Flw Ito oen I'll! 0 I Witts, New York .nd Janet Weir tM9 it m M totvtt! 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