An 82-Degree H eather Stark Kxfwled Today ■Year Proposal •a Legislature II anna SS.'JSS.SA- Hrn wftia. mm lm the AndHnrlum. h «m< tmm • Music (x)nvo Opens Today At Kellogg Miuic Therapy at MAC c lodav at A a m. with reflatr tit I ho KoIIom I'cnlcr lobby. Michigan Stale waa the college in America to offer a in the Block 8 MCtar. No whhipered directive* delivered during the bend*, ploying «>r the Aim* Meter. Absent wo* the apparent competition I between Block 8 and tNe hand. I A elmtle, nofter public eddre*e eyetem told Black 8 mem- | ber* their next move. Card* with printed direction#, helped perticlpent* to keep ebreeet at the pttbation witMCnt In* forming thoueende of other* what woe r ~ The cerrelellon that we* worked oot between fhwh canto and the march lee musician* i contelved and emeothly exeeated. Prof. Leonard Falcone, marching band director, wa* the many to prnixe the "new look" for Block 8. He «-l»n > il Michigan State Newt j mnronmy "Block 8 wa* well coordinated with the band Saturday. They worked very well with the band formation*. The tranaition pleaaed me very much." Bookish Students Congratulations are certainly in order for Block 8 Chair- A* If college freahmen don't have enough book* to lug daily, the Georgia Tech admlni*trntion ha* "tbaaed the Government nan Jim Spelman and hi* induatriou* aaaociate*. Thank* d their effort* id effecting quick and needed change*, it book" at a group of 1,800 fro*h who almost instigated a look* a* if Block S will become another Spartan tradition. riot after a Tech pep rally. The freshmen have been ordered to transfer 100,000 liook* from the college's old library to it* new one, three block* away. The college's dean of men, George ('. Griffin, suggested that the froah form n "bucket brigade" and ease the Job by paaalng book* to each other. The additional book work was a tedious hut deserved Flying Missiles who watch the Spartan* pl*y football punishment for an incident that saw trolley ripped down and traffic severely snarled up. car wires M may have aspiration* to become quarterback* someday, but r on some other fan* If they wouldn't —, - .J to those who practice paaaiag on - ■ hit with these "flying missiles." ouch an (finitely lie prevented for content* thi* If gridiron hopeful* must display their talent In Maektln, it would be to the advantage of all concerned if they would News Plans Talks SsSS «* Uhe Air Ponre ROTC, the State New* Is working on effective communication. We started last spring with a meeting oC member* from ' til ITifl'Xill vow com- Ranks Tops hmh^H "1 Et on — Newsmen gii»a«9 I jjfj+diSX, I Clots on TopicsP The nmf ni • lil|| bertha ncwsreel camera*, flcctor* and lelevhlni Stable* tiled III operate H on •r I Saturday afternoon. On mini 4M press worker* were In the ho*. ines' Di' In College Car IMb Many high urha.il students take automobile motor* apart IfcH Supply Cash i I irvcl. Innt m II* «» Stablcy, l»» •ad put them together just for fim Init mime people rome to unmatfhgd by collage to leorn how. At MSC the hrmhpinrter* for till* activity in the Auto¬ motive Laboratory, located For Tuition Other were "operation* of commtrcial hank*." which ranked third, "historical lxi*ia of the and. money do a WHALE of a job! 1 ; to Okla Hall, liehiml thiv system." in fourth 700 Science Sponoor* Offer Hare a e n i n r ■ludenU learn the 1000 to 1200 tnrineerinjr Fella wall ifM EFFICIENT, EFFECTIVE anil rrally ETONOMKIAI. - Want Ada ara aa "torway" an thr front pagr and your kry to Artion jli 11: porta of aulnntnllvr engines the and Profit! If you're a buyer ... a nrllrr, or a nwapprr, takin* them out Often Jar \U Forty-two of Cnmmrnting Morr thiin 700 National Sricnor iter Roll Call fund for II arhnlarahipa. The choice, ho said, "prosperity become n political necessity and ha* you're anre to agree that a Utile Want Ad doen a whale of a Foundation Fellowships for grad- kept active Inflation appears to be the note study and# for postdoctoral and club politically aci«ptable procedure big job in getting renultM. rosoniPh will be awaitied for thr :|i to get this prosperity." to their awn ear* 1* ycur l».r)4-.r)fi Seniors who expect It looks like we are the! 1054 urn eligible to make application. have coiillnuii PHONE IN YOUR WANT AD TODAY . . . went on." hut at the Subieets of study are the math¬ rate so we can still enjoy KII 2-1511, Ext. 268 between R A.M. - t P.M. I'it! _ ematical. p h v s i r a I. biological. amid for four ycara or aa I prosperity.". hlication ir car motor*, marine lleael engine*, aircraft and en- Selections are made solely on the basis of ability. The niaiority of these 700 fellowships will go to 2.9 average ia maintained. Three atudenta are belt xnred directly by the MSC ChcniiatM lo Hear CLASSIFIED RATES — Minimum 15 Word* SJf! and industrial motor*. County Alumni Club. Thla Speaker tin Tunulay ites graduate students seeking Mas¬ ters or Doctors degrees in science. from the Fllnl area on the baai* of l)r Foil A. Millet the rffll Curtain Stipends for National Science scholarship and Iraderahlp, and Spectroscopy Divisit supplies Ihcir tuition fnr four Institute, will speak of Mellon si I, from $1400 00 for first year grad¬ year* if the 2.9 average la met. of the MSC seetton of the Stale Coltoa* p* uate students to $:i 100.00 for post, Kent County Alumnae la an- rican Chemical S«iciety, at Iron nirtain thrmmh 1 engine needs from the doctoral fellows. Additional al¬ p.m. Tuesday in 122 Kedno. publication*—Um MK 'Stem to work smoothly individual club basis. The lowances for dependents are Everyone ng studied by two gr id- of (his group rhrtoa gtanted to all married fellows. - is working with future road and pa Tint pin and laboratory fees and flow of cooling liquids in in* limited travel allowances are also •I combustion engines third project is a study of provider). IN*. U to ■aes and strains on connecting Application blanks for the 1954* Architectural Shaw .$5 fellowship prom ami inay # ■ vttariat£ 1 with a plan for redesigning obtained from the Fellowship f#> j flee, National Research Council, A 7 Washington 25, I). C Since this fellowship office handles a very This la I but obtain n | large numlier of different types prepared of fellowships, any inquiry should titled. "House* U.S.A.. IM7-IMg.' LATEST BULLETIN practicing \ l in the field. I s|a*t ify carefully the kind of fel- The Art Building I* npen week¬ I come fnim n 1 low-ship lor which an application day* from i mi. lo 9 p.m. ami this exhibit close* Thursday. . blank is desired. "MAKE IT YOURSELF" in automotive engineer- A trend that's sweeping America. Come In! us been offered at MSC the beautiful, useful things you can make, easily, quic since pea-World War I days but i only datea In nimllv. , - new U K TKMtMKI) CIJP CAP KIT ^ Last year a survey was made in leading oollegee N throughout the country which showed that smokers in ^ those colleges preferred Luckies to any other cigarette. ^ This year another nation-wide survey was made-a v representative survey of all students in regular oollegee coast to coast. Based on thousands of actual student in* terviews—this survey shows that, as last year, Luckies lead again-lead over all other brands, regular or king- nix—and by a wide marginI The reaso P. S. Onea again wa'ra buying atvdgnt jiuclaal WMS og Lucky Suiha mk tog Magpn na T aakjr, P. O. Boa 67. Nan Yotk 46, N. Y. ■ .i *u >.4 #* m :.•■■■■———; mMm • • $ mm Awarding Game l""^3 M^lvfSi IP tahaa papa Warn to* Ma to toMM ator *ayto* ftn; ■r Um mnl mmi to to I after Ito taM pama, aa Diwtotl may tea* tot adpt «Mi I IBS*. mtetomton. 'flitorkm tnrtedad hitoMmttalM teadar to M yaart nattanal ctomptai pH 'UktmAm-aiptoln taMi«V. " 1 m n 11 '•aktod "Tha MraiT. -McOaan" and • ftath to totor i *" *** i ton ywr. McAtottto war affarad a ton > Yarn Olanta to Ito Mam i Indian*. 47-H, Ian mun nltoftol tot Mp I Banana. wto iimpl Pto* toanto* mto a man Mi Maak UtoNtoma toaad to itHm** mJ saKasMftr.^wl Ito ton to* MM maatoar analtot n*. »|J hlz&SI KSr ft H - Dan my* akaply- to aim :ss Aa • r—® /*> • .M 1 Bama Score >1-19 Upact •<$*» * * * f4Mb WAP pnu. TAUUNQ ABOUT HOUT. daa*M* Ito l/M to to* aiawl all itoaHon* wtth to matt. A nator* of Mammal. Quator. Lard Mtor part at Cinalt. H* hold* a BMaila. and la tmnniul with ai u rurrantly warning In an- Van Brockiin Aerials Tip Lions fSWWl'r. V aalaaNap tola aaaaaa-r txy*1. - .iiiia Wto a racord *f 4S win*. M tow* and ft fWlMmil Had Wlnaa will to a dam am MtPMaat*. tot whh U wuia and aroyn t» *+• . * * * M wmni parr our to mr w**t camt imkmp at mWtoanui aa far at Ito Rata Bawl la nniwm* it ma far-t'TZ Z?££l£? r i PawToui Tourney pit WEEK'S Running Again r»icui AMTUS wans* $r yatola aut af a i I NR10NAL INTlftVIIWS wto to kaM m 4 til PJM. I* ■}ii 4.1' -TV ««>»• ■' RilW" Ubj i um ... Hklio' the Sidelined Retains Big It Leaderahip. fFh$ts9 Mark Contest paid Mr an avetme a» M pHMl Illliil, Wolverine. Stay Clow First' waa the byword Sntur a rarer. ' Not only did Mi Spartan i ■umaua dent roH out the Welcome mat t» The. day a bl| ground gglolr waa Jimmy RUIt. who travahhl U|1 boat Indiana ' In MSC'a flral overland for II yarda in Man J Biggie MunnV RpaHaM wen Mill on toil of the nil io «ame. hid Mao hot,- I lie 10 foolkall today, but llUnole and Mlrhlgai, wen the firet untoetten team in parries—a mark of 1.1 yarda^pfy. , 3 m wls .IlTarlv'm\he «r"? twr The Spartana uaed 44 plepera 1 winning their third airtight _ . lig 10 tuaale. while Indiana-oard . ; ■. s, hitnwn, • i l"#hl« I'tini deep In hla own end nly 27. ..w '/ I '•;?« I rone and startpd hack up the field. Shan Hh Wella noeerked a 1 lie m tin kled on the two, bnro- «Md MOt to IIH« Darken |v escaping being tackled behind 0. Jerry Planutla* eatra 10 Hdrd ingrter TP. H mark- j the goal line. Sport, Staff Heeflftf point try was wide of the mark, > 0D Hh flgM aearim poaa the ! ff the llooalera had dropped A 4:30 meeting la phMMd t Spartana want ahead to HfciamloaO tenter halfback had |i„|,|,.|, behind Ihe Inal chalk . three mlnutea latar, tearing evoe-MMWd Hi reUeolate earn- i mark II would have lieen two ha Heaaier fNm bet throuah the air. With the halt on hla own M Morratl threw a paw aadini Mayar a* llllHSdi; j point* for Indiana. I Ihe I Amdhee'flrat "" wng ihcWlMor- j nold«*ataycd out " front In the Individual . qround-kainlni do- tame te a 41-11 < ! rrvd 6? vnrils miiH mivi* Mirhlxun porlment for thq (treea and the aacond time la the gi ! Slal, a ,»-« margin. No, „ . , . . only| = , White, although dropplna slleM- irelon attempt wee m Jouch (Iwnqwri GarfajH "!!!, „,I!.'" f.'"l '* "" "» «vorag4-ptf.lfy mark. Planutla' kick waa wide. . In the aeeond traine, lull II was He rarrled «ilv Umea for W alao M.nralli first enlleite touch-, yarda to beeat Cross - Country Captain Beaten . i down paaa. yarda gained i I ra Bl* l» lie. to keep a acc conquered Northweat By Frosh in Intra-Squad Meet '. halletufcrs were Dave lloke and By JOHN t'ORBCU.1 g Frank Moser, who linished ninth The upstart freshman rrqss- • i nd eleventh, respectively, Their rountry team waa not quite up d I times were 17:0» and 14:13. Split- Thia acore waa mode aflei to Ihe task of overcoming Ihe t, tins Ihem up was C.ane Tarker of 3ii laekle Harry Jatlelaki re. 1 Ihe varsity. Purdue eleven at Weal covered Wclla' boot on the defending national champion var- Ind " n 49. Spar- sily'a might Friday, but one dl Dick Jarrell was Ihe attend (iaylord Denalow. another ntrl- our 53rd year trailer saus tainting trosli, suffereil gas pain i m ■ nernming tattle aaw lit* The aeorlne deluie continued ir Its nu rubers look first place. rat ally runner to finish, with a i In hla stnmarh, and finished well 141 g. radar M OUT Umi ■ a «-0 t,rat-quarter e Ihird period with Stele tally. Though they were on Uie king locking of in 2U. Tan Mid one- back In the field. I the Spat tans catne to life end nf the score—in cto«,-coun¬ half aetnnds behind him waa, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN te-e margin. The try, the lew score wins--lhe first- chunky Terry Bloc settle vear men had plenty to boast Ken Rarley ■nla of the eerond about as Srlwyn Jones withstned tarley and end Merle largen tlin, mings. Staring Ihem In Ihe tlw line within J.S ar-'- j I, n ,|U„| meet with their e State'a lea a determined laat-mlnute lod bv onns of earh other In fifth and flrM ni|| I, but after that potnt Ml the Spartan captain. I.yle C.arbe, f,w Saturday. Wis-j reaperiively whUe '*1 ,amstn. In Ite Badgai*T«an back birted warrtaea thuM to capture ttrst. . omh leak lha last sior-i , v,rrf-^RaT *kPka«R HlM Hesfa Even without three at Ha Wa¬ M? lh*.V*L'"'!.'" "l.:.r'B I srpiad upset the Spartana here, nton. Ike vanity a>ehed the frash aortal at by a aron at 14- toot in rrMImM tor TELEVISION I the person of quartei Karl Mehlademaa a harrlet raa Ike yrarlleaa fcr aa Ideotleal arare, 11-14. s buueiin pa Helinakl, the Spartana lie competitor who own 41, It took the vlctnra )u< Run Hair. John Conk and Dick part in all of Indi four playa to add another touch Stutsman did lull lake | ana. running for twe down with Weill Ihrowinf hi contest for the varsity The frn.h peyritrt heave to Ellia Ducket! also h id an absentee, in the |ier- ad stepped Mi Me MeatrOal snn of Dave Hlakc Oarlie starte after nebWat 17 seconds better than hla time over the three-mile dts- Rush Smoker i the ggMtogg a r pMked ep w fumble on the Mote N i awM Mto —Tonight — iw. l^ehUen. MAmeih r* ** ***» hi th» U5 P*"*"I.TemSTpi to- Theta mChi ■z5& m. UkMUVM , Peeeat*. N. ft «M» T. M«to m l.*n ■ ■. i RUSH - 19fM. *"*{0 »Mi i »' ■»*» Present r Series THE COTTON *•»«.«« T*i*k.uvu't BOY-SHIRT BECOMES - ' 2 t PI