VCLANS CHALLENGE DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION Cool Warm-Up I'mlfllen Rampaal Spring Term H wilier Holds, Tluiw Sets in Big Four Conference to End Fed Winter term efflclallr kes On Austria Treaty Stalemate Lamina near tka wnkand will rentlnae therman predleu tagar. TV wen- a klak ef M 'Russian Minister Rejects Musical Western Compromise Meeting BERLIN (O—Russia chose Sunday to break off the Rig Four foreign minister* conference In Berlin on Thursday rather than grant Independence to Austria. CSF Selects To Start The West, through U. 8. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, challenged Soviet Cast for Play MS<: Staffers Students' Foreign Minister V. M. Mo- lotov to sijtn an Austrian treaty hy II p.m. Thursday Plan Concerts Presentation Muaie department staff Loans Set Berlin time or else further talk is useless Dulles offered to admit accept that the of t| disputed meml»ers and students will "A I'tissian version e Sloop of Set for Mav Christopher Fry's verse dr»- participate this week in ma, will U» presented by the To Begin articles In the Austrian hut Moldtov would have none of it He insisted on his newest plan treats, Christian Student Foundation four-day convention of that would .entrench the Bed tmotional Week in its Worship Through set ics March 7 in Peoples Drama" Music Teachers' National Asm Church. iation, East Central Division, Plan for Fund arntv in Austria indefinitely. After many words on this tonls Jane Lcvcrent, Grossc IVunte Detroit. In Readiness and also a demand that the Big Feature Shorn sophomore, was appointed diree- Today. Professors Ernst Four submit the Trieste problem tor and I.yn Carter. East (aiming Wolff and Joseph Evans will « , ... , . , .to the United Nations Security junior, assistant director. Student* will bo able to.cnunrll before nrtlii* Austria. tcriain the conventioners with Ixirrow money from the slu- Mnlntov «nh«Mrrl. As s.m.iiv'. TTT « The cast of four includes .lack Grrnard. O rosso Pnintc luiph- four-handed, single-piano concc dent government within-the i-hnlrmiin. he annotimnl llie Iter- -ationa for International Week pourcil in at h meol onmre, .is Pvt. David King; Ver- to which they performed here re¬ next two or three weeks, ne- lin mnferrm-e woo I.I en.l Thur*. pn-scnUUvm from campu* jtuverniiiir ami net-vie , Ron Jones, tlcspcria junior', Pvt. cently enrilina to Itave llynian, guvcrn- ''ay 23 wnrklmt ilnvs in Wednesday. Student government in I peter Able. James L. Perry, Gns- The MSC symphony, led bv Prof. Louis Potter, will play four Aim al Record ment president. | w h,ch 'I"'"' "" »« ctxi|ta-ralioii j port. N Y. sophomore, pvt. Tim Plans are unrter-vay to set on '"'V I Meadows, and Hobert Warner, concert! grossi for a sectional $1,000 student loan fund Ludington junior, Cpl. Joe Adams. meeting Tuesday afternoon. The which was passed by Coiigie,->s vlth the Annual al FeaUval May 8. |Cotllicil j .... PIllllS - in Action of the play takes place a church that has been con¬ concert will follow a "The Early Concerto Grosso," bv Donald N. Ferguson, of Micalatt¬ lecture. MSC Blood Drive two weeks ago. Heading the com¬ mittee to work out the procedures verted to a prison camp. The four for tho fund is Sharon llcvri. nival wilt feature booth, i A('tlVltl('S IOI* foldicrs, prisoners of an unnamed er College, St. Paul, Minn. sorority representative, who Junior Dav reveal hidden trait* they enact in dream so- A concerto for *trings by Tor-* clli. two by Vivaldi, and Ibich's Brandenburg Concerto for strhrgs ill l>e |ierfnrm- Registration Begins By IHINN Sllt.l.ION introduced the loan fund is nt bill. She working with student govero- treasurer Mickic McBnde financial procedures. A Sleep of Prisoners" was pro- , Because so mii"h of the (do¬ duced on campus last March by Also Tuesday-, Prof Boy Un¬ Douor regis)ration for the winter term litoo.l drive starts its' money is involved in this Studio Theater and was directed derwood. music department head, today in the t'nion Concourse. taking rvcrv by Hiehard Carey, English el- The MSC VrteranS -AMnrintion, sponsor of the tlrive, will he rhatrman of a meeting Un precaution iu setting up proce- chance instructor, j «*i» last week, were ana«*ren. music therapy, speaking on "How will huvc u commit Its- at a desk in t lit- concourse to sign es for adequate an«t efficient table the Can the Private Music Teacher C African. British 1 plt-dpcs, answer ipiestions, uc- o|M*i'ati(Hi," said flyman. and French governments ai l Use Music Therapy Principles'"' When Die fund goes into effee*. Miss MSC Prof. Borneo Tata will take part in a panel discussion Wed¬ Uclans Give cept or haiiil out .parent |*'r- tudents will la* able to borrow miasion ear.ls and assign s|m»- also U the Austrianw. In it strategy thrust, MoM ,v | tor the week Include nesday on tRe problems of the |,'ifie times for donors.* an " ■" To Get Blue community orchestra. Wednes¬ People phslsina hhsxl will In¬ Challenge r k» k-nff danee on May i llU-ko. student govern- day night. Prof. Underwood will to itiiM.se th.-i. own It.pe l>e toastmastei at u joint banquet ..t reittstrutino. rtarv ..( international re-1 llattlr t r ms that probably ff>r .'nil Mi for the dance rf,#rCr o Key Trophy of the association. To Spartans wqit."' M' trum the government. AFRO Calls ■ , ^ ^ t Whether or not "Miss | The ltiu<> ef the week. j„i n \t Thi» University (»f Californ¬ MSC" wins the Hijr 10 Iiciiu- ty title Mint in next yctir. she For Reserve ia at Loh Angelt'K, MSC's re¬ cent Went Cua.st rivals, han will earn u trophy. Blue Key i.s.HUed a challenge: men's honorary decided Sunday. Instructors "Uclans can bleed better than ■ tor Tuesday would ; h> u,l'l Th Detroit lu The se.vic honorary will pur¬ Spartans " hi, bliMMi rhr. krd. Ihry addrd. Student Aid Kxam* I'd at the first A plan In fill Ihr In a letter to Mrs. Thomas II. ■only and fraternity u,j_. |,e le.i chase trophy which each year Students under 21 must luivc a t.-reicn students. Un- ,un„ir .oft. inur. Feb 2* a will go to the coed selcted ROTC inalrta-tor gap that wm.l.l b> occur in Osgood, wife of Dean OsgbtNl mi l lermission curd signed by their Offered in Science ..i. .ihout five student.-, , jn lo y ,n Blue Key to represent Michigan ras^nf national emerx Blood Bccrudineiit Chairman f-»i iarents in order to donate. These an> y ha, been prnpoaad hy Col * A banqui th. Li.a State in Big 10 beauty competi- Graeme S. Pond, profeaanr til ao «n«ham County, the students of UCLA challenged MSC to set a ards may tie obtained in the stu- kuts' living units or at Die Union By Civil Service lo obtain a , . silrn.o and l»rtl.-« at MSC mark in the forthcoming blood The U. S. Civil Service Com¬ v spcakci U|. |OU|. Under the plan. Ira-nine op- drive thiit they can't beut. "Urge program. Work The association has set u goal mission has announced examin¬ and la,t war by Iter portunitlea txol tar Air K»r overrun just dNa'l hehmp na the edttnrial pape. aa I adapted a aew Rime, the lake-tiff na my initial*. PAYdhi. by the more numerous and letter supplied Communint army. Since then, I've hocu avoiding the contrnveraial topic* Rhee admit* that American gasoline and amunition are suitable for "Patty'* Patter." But. the other day. a story e««ential. To wape a successful offensive war, American air came over the Assorlgted Pre** wit* that I just can't avoid unit* and combat divlalon* would have to be recommitted, commeatinp on. a* well. In this story. Mary Garden, former opera star, listed her personal prescription for joy. She said, and I quote If Rhee alarta a ftphl M can't flaiah. the V. 8. wW verbatim. "I am absolutely happy because I never married. I had my career and I put all my life and love loto it." over ah the II. 8. ha* h*M at preat coat for three year*. So fhr thl* sound* a Httle weak. But Mates la wkat { or to roatrthate apaia Ita men ami money. etae ahe kad to say: "Marriape la all ripkt far sperm Lrttww T« 1W Editor: By atartinp a war. Rhee may force the U. S. into active siapera If tkay waat t* kether with Jt. Hat If ysa have t participation by reauminp the war to unite Korea. { ' Rhee ha* taken independent nnd arbitrary action to "achieve hi* poal* liefore. tast *prln*. when propre** wa* a preat career, why da you Waul a man traiMnp youT" Now. I aak you. could any struppllnp journalist resist L A. StiN Lauds commentinp on this? -apparently beinp made toward a truce. South Korea re- In the first place, MSC i* full of coeds utrivinp for leaaed 27,000 pro-U. N. |>ri*oner*-of.war. The truce nepotia- Heine of your former . I deprees. Some of them, admittedly, are working for the thai* Rhee opposed were almost wrecked. MRS. but there are many that are kicking around the idea . that ln> Deeper involvement to the II. 8. may renal! from of a career with "perhaps plans" form man latar on. after our terrific Roar Bowl vic¬ Secretary of Slate Dalle*' statement last September It waald neem thai MISS Garden has ahot this theory* tory. I thought I might dropth? that if war break* out apaia. the Red* cannot count on letter column a line or two. all ta beck. After all. if a woman af twr i 1 though! P®rhap* you would a "privileged aanctaary" in China. Fortunately, some fact* indicate Rhee may be simply Ttlb Week on Campus at! tv interested in knowing of some of the remark* which have } tryinp to intimidate the Red nepotiators or push the V. S. Christ iar been appearing in all the Los t into a war Angeles uniting Korea. In his recent offer to send one or forum tonight at S:S0 at Cot- So, let'* stop and con*IHer it possibly two ROK divisions to Indochina. Rhee didn't art le«r House. The Rev. Roy Sett- Yeh. It doe* have it* pood points: there'd he no one to like a man about ready to start a war at home. will be moderator. mess up the house, no one to fill the living room with Furthermore, the Jan. 27 deadline Rhee imposed for smoke, no one to complain of hi* day'* work at the office. the peace talks to show concrete accomplishments passed But then, neither would there lie anyone to prai*e our with no appresive South Korean arts. aelection of new rurtain* for the kitchen, or to lip our The If. S. must decide now how to restrain Rhee with¬ zippers, or to praise our cooking or to tell us we look pretty out stranplinp the South Koreans' democratic ambitions or* interested i when we are dressed for the evening. and redurinp the new republic to the status of an American ncsr fraternity volcomo to It sound* loo pood. come. satellite. I'm afraid the unanimous decision for us all will have There has been nothing forth¬ Dr. Frank Thorp will speak to to be: Men. bless their hearts, ate nice to have around the coming from the coast except Sigma Gamma Epsiton, geo¬ congratulations. And theae con¬ MONDAY logy honorary, at 7:30 p.m. in house. gratulations were directed to the 116 Natural Science. His topic Miss Mary Shipley will speak «ouad. the coaching *taff. the will \w "Down the Colorado J* Held a on Home Furnishing* ;,t the Cataracts" student body, college officials Unit of work session meetinit of the Spat tan Wive* und State Journal mnvspnjXM THIRSDAY . 4. So be It a Declare It. In behalf ot IS. Faulty 40. Hearty 41 .Spark of dust __ Home .and Family Living Group tonight at Economic 8 p.m. in 101 Home Dr. Shao Chong lore of the ffretgn studies department wit! discus* -Eves East t«» Hinduism" Michigan State News rcpicsmtntivc* In m> job here in L. A. 1 have had the opportunity and 43.31414 "How do pleasure to be associated with IS. Riaetothe 44. Aftirmative to the Christian Student Foun¬ lata days Mtmdav through Friday. Ii 44. Stated vill be the iopic of the « terms emcee* many varied gioups, and as soon dation at College House. ^ «■ -*"1 * State the subject turned immed¬ iately to the Rosy Bowl game. 20 Thirsty 33. Hall 21. Neeative M. Rubber tree Solution to Friday's Futile Wollrrink to Deliver 4 ' 23. Unlucky i.iabt a 56. "Ut tie DOWN 4. Vigor Well-Earned Triumph Junior Awanl Lecture Canpus Classifieds moisture 58. Acts 1. English 10. Smooth l). taster F. Welter ink MSC 23- City in ptwCrssei e( physloloiy ami phai- i'hnidca It. Named'for 2 Decay Nevada can now verify that old chestnut that LOf macolocy. will deliver the Junior 3i» Play the 3 Scire J 4 Piece of "good things come to he who waits." lead 64. Past 4 Direct Award lc lure of the MSC chap¬ pasteboard And the MS4' hockey coach will lie 32 Hug lc rail 65 Trial 5. Myself 16 Nothing keeping his fingers ter ol the Society of Sigma Xi at phone: ed 2-1511 ext. 268 35 Small 66 l.mib« 6 Salamander 31. However crossed that more of tin- same lies in 4 tonighl in II* Physics *nd COST store for his Spartan swallow 67. Sound of 7. Require 23. Be quirt pucksters after their M victory over Colorado last week Mathematics pudding. The public 3? Part R — Near 24. Vocal solo 31 Stalk snapped a nine-game losing string. is invited. ~ a a.m. to 4 Km. T- T- If* been a hant veur for Re**»ne. who n31 % * T TT 28. Taste 28. Existed 31. Nerve team suffer severe losses of has watched his player* through injury, in ad¬ Ni^t Staff networ k dition to a numtvr of overtime NtglM Mttw MarJ Ab»w»> PERSONAL setback*. r' 1 T Ami Nig In BdMar CyMMaacftaw 33. Daddy if the ice crow's last ; *■ ?4 Move showing is any criterion of future -sliess FAST 1-WS1NC ' FA AM SAVE TTTST MM TT ■Hk * t 36. Thickness 38. Esteem* events, it will Iw deserved. Tough luck can't last forever. &IJ 41. Long Itsh I t |f n [ bietheten And irteir Udtoa invited |« •H 3J XT p 1^1 45. Witnessed 47. Pulpy fruit 44 Lawful • ADDITIONAL CHAISE* e>»- ."-BCStflBi May^yiHBU'» S7. Consumed where 144' iCST M.ll t t-.-dW A 24 Sett laiBial BIBM UBBUii 60 Plant Icc4.,| food re«o»»da IMS. >1 (41 th.t ill t. r«s?«wwari4s seeds awo reedy to §o H BBBUBBBUdB UBI 42 That thin* YOU 'ed*c keet#- «td otfte' ecceuo«^v fi ntsTlNCVlSIUED i t s«,.u'X0_ men DJ Fore*»m- CHOOSt II WW c ialBBB wdBBB BBB ple: »bbr. WafM v and del.very now showim; • housing live? ttiHtlt 1£5B*" is mTjwm cii ii S2A2TAN2 ALWAVS SB KTTM DIALS AT automotive »SI CH»»SlE» d.!-A to-- l=c> to. sc.. »o -i«i. 4r v.-f O O.I »44.l '. motoKo Read all almul it l« '••• TACkAiD 4C«l«t. SM.. tS'QvfSovt foin*. I'M- t.-yh .11- c--—t b. * Ml 4*c« i>. r-s»4t. I4lt I. WEDNESDAY 1411 w t On h ti,, a-» I.d M,. lost mi pound in employment Stk Abbonjg^ggj The Units Pi|e al POR SALE A NEW FEATURE OF YOUR Mew ***** wa Aaaacfatad CalLFfcaM, Uvkmi Tklwklwg Cay • V*' •D spr ' tar tSe Wilanliy meeatng MthtaHuSlMlh the Stale New OOlra. Aug Study4ogs Help Coeds Cram; The irsychaloglenl effect ot| earning ihe keynate la study | now l-elng worn for exam elmm Silhouettes, Masks Deck rhnnging from end rluffR-wenr thinking Into | • rnpf | mlng. The sweaters com* Hi nytfln, r addNtai 'Sophisticated' Ballroom Block and Bridle Everything from lounging rob**, •odor Hfetf. oiwl )r*m to w.M.i slacks, blue Jeans, ilrts and State sweatshirts are plaid i a ng li Seek Islttlr Queen pntila. men'* ahirls, Ber- ill well-worn bv the coeds. How¬ ever. n few coeds are changing The Auditorium was jaaiaied sritk over MOO ataOelWK Judging for the third U aborts, and ev*n aki panlf from slacks to ski pnnts. *nd guest* daneing In •» "mttkMlnlnl" ballroom to the ho sow In lb* dorm, co-op Other uiuisiial study attire are musif of Ray Anthony at the annual J-Hop Friday Aiml by (lie nioek and ttrldle Clui> Ihe "sleeping sweater*." Original¬ Saturday night*. .— ; will lie held Feb. 17 at 1:10 pm. In 12 Union. ly an invention strictly for slum¬ Black and stiver maaquer- ber. Ihe cardigan sweaters are ado masks trimmed with lo six years old. Any children of pink ruffle* wero placed faculty or students are eligible I > "Our Very Own." om)tele except children of Ani¬ above pink sparkle dusted Pillars The m.s«k iteugn i mal Husbandry faculty or stud- CIGARETTES w»« car. its Thr lakr-nfT frotn thr pedal rleri out tor ilonee programs. The winner will reign at llie pushers art* thr toreador pants all four pqpalar three performances of Ihe club's which are becoming increasingly "Omr.l ■ilmlt ■ horse show, April 2 and .1. Hive popular with college womrn. The breads just Megee. assistant dean ■>( agrielu- akin-tight pants romr in vclve- lure. Mrs. Olga II. Hlark. Alpha torn, corduroy, rot ton, Wool and > housemother, and practically rvrry othrr material. Ml a Ragbag* I tar "Oar Vrrr t»w«" Friday ami Students to Trvout Thr.v may be plain, striprd, plui.l |24MaaartH ar P V'-' For Spin Program which are one-piece toreador suits iiway-from-the-neek rollars Probst's Captain Takes Favors for em with I nlltm perfume h and three-quarter length sleeves broadcast over ABC Friday Tryouti for Inf emission en¬ 110 Went (irnnd River tieit with pink l was tertainment at thr Bplnater'* Spin night from 11:10 to ll:M p Food Courses WJIM from » to 0:00 p CI1S carried the show from 11:110 to It p.m. Saturday. will t*» held Thursday from 7 to B p.m. llomr In thr l.ttllr Thratrr of thr Economics Building. Both Bergrt. mm and* womrn with talent atr food and nutrition instructors have been surprised Co-riialrmfn. Gene • Ilills Junior, and Joan requested. «r to see the name of Captain Marian Ilayton on Thr Spin, which will be held ftlsss lists—surprised to find an air force captain tak- March 12 in the Auditorium, will feat lire thr Ames lb others. Tom¬ I dietetics course at MSO. "Oar las* Is my Heed's Band will furnish the inuslr. Mortar Board, T o w • r Guard, and Spartan Women's n instructors thot, B> Alpha lltela I .('ague sponsor thr affair. Jim Kills, i a student at MSC Ire- a fitting number. "I Guess • Air Force Mrdiral De- Have T,. Change My Flam.' sent her here for five ho song and soft ahar tap ro jet her master's decree it) tux and top hat His impressed most by the partner. Bills Wells. Chicago. Ill, P claims the only diffirul- senior, nas m New York City ap¬ pearing on a TV program. Tom Ward. Saginaw taarar, ar¬ CLEANING SERVICES ARTHUR MURRAY fnund is ehanglnR to o sraritrobc. Bo wonder, , i stationed In California. and Hawaii previous to ie Suede mill Is'illwr STUDENTS AR| iiatrtculation. JarkHs Hartun joinad the Armv 1M.V, and studied ilieti- ve.il at the Walter Heed if Fur CiiaIk ('.leaned MORE POPULAR! in Washington D. C. ■ml hliuetl there she went to the I an Hospital in Son Fran- ■to Ihe Brooks Army Hospi- A 'ilnvnt MI tubr it ARTHUR MURRAY'S m vm Proudly features the if Men's llals tht tor lo iiel limes wit pepubrity S.iw about 100 to rum if Stuffed Toys It's past lit tell Arthur Murr.iv students. with die latest steps. They're the ones who lute the most fun. back the l earning is fun at Arthur Murray's. i tnrir way to tlwsys seem m he the must popular part- ★ ITirt.w Riirs nersit a dsnse. It's easy tuteli why, tun, His magic step method nukes it so essv not, she said, tliev to learn .ill the |*ipul.ir dames. So enroll Arthur Murray students sit just natu¬ the way to a man's heart rally the best dancers. Thry (use so nun It today. S|ivnd just a few hours *f Arthur thtough his stomal li Mm ray's sml watch 1 our popularity soar! hospital patients can't al- Fair prices • od frlroHlit xrrrfrr grate and poise on the dance floor .ind | teaii/e that their stomach" n 10 A.M.-10 P.M. rich meats tin > ARTHUR MURRAY ' slie said. Haiton was in "tic i tn.m the 'omens Medlral Specinl- until Ihe Air Forte se- Army in IPSO College Cleaners LmmmSrt Strrie* KH'/j N. WanltitiRli.ii I'll. 9-7.V)! roinpietmg her master'" *»t December, she will re- Alio $100 to J47J ■ the Air Forcr tor three to be sent Waddmg toig t<2 90 *1MMM. (at ad Can llomr of \atianoll0 Farm i id the rrceived her ■ snr.onuca Mount at Vernon H K In Waslungtoi: Roberts poliege in Mid "if a Jeweler* 119 S. W ashingtau How traveling and : enjoys t--s>le, the sawieaa oflei the stars got started rling Tryooto I Cor Wednesday the Unl": JL arte Sho¬ al 7 00 Ir. I* at T:M In th' In hud. trhaal -mee 5'5" »•' Wj I epeat sK my tpaea In. el head* I had a hi la learn Won START SMOKING CAMELS YOURSELF! .■Smoke mil, Inmrls t..r x) .lavs - •re |itf > nurse If tthf (jmrU' riml, genti.if nul.lnraa ami rick, friendly I aaatd had my imn band. STARTED SMOKING CAMELS 32 YEARS AGO. 1WEYVS AUMAVS TASTiD •UT, IT9HNK CAMELS GIVE Hit SMOKER MOM PLEASURE. MA.Y NOT TRY THEM? tOUMP ~ PAi C?; MORE | )|1J|; , Vv S s . !$!•& Mki ..... J/,. ■ ■Bii Wolves Outclass State Clean Sweep Cellai-Dweffing Purdue] In Trounces Stale, 64-50 nuTBRNmn Tha University of Michigan to win for veteran tank coach Matt Mam in hla last honke dual meet before retiring, sank tha Spartan swimmers Sat- Gymnasts Upset Br aAM BVONAI'ko After coming within • few pnim, 0f the nation's top-ranking basketball loom, «?!*•, Gophers, 49-47 •'>»< fell before the Big 10collar-dwelling Puriin, ALL NIRHT DBUVRRY a *.m. • Michigan State was out¬ BO. Saturday night at Lafayette. Ind. 1 n,Vmk • ojb. — 14ajra a woafc classed all the way In their prevtoui two outings the with tha Spurt,,,. of the 200-yard Br BONN SHfil.TON ___ - foinK right up hTik-l early lead and held onto 1 Wolverine Co-Cepl. Don Hill Spartan gymnast* grabbed an (a variety if t ~1HAKC8♦C John Duderk won with s clocking of 2:19.4, s new Mac vanity ree- eetabllahed a new Mlchlsan pool record In the SO-yard freestyle it to edge Minnesota in an upset. 49-47, in a home meet Wrestlers Purdue cIUIMST - PfcWy "iilrl.ioni ' POOL YOUR ORDERS with a time of 21.4-ehadlng the FFo*y'thc second straight meet Carl RIbU '— 'or (he f other Win 20-10 won every «et last year whlrli idrd sta by three events he was entered In. fourth! of aecond. Spartan Tom r«mfprrnrr f, a Again he was backed very fell, failed i •II then, strongly to squeere out the place. f'.).f„re ^lurtlatl II I tied an MSC vanity Bumpy Jones won the 210-yard win. Hints'* wins give him a strlag of nine straight events Over Dlini Purdue points behind Slnle whn h « „ s ^ ninth' |nill,.,| , , , • 7 win freestyle In 2:00.4, followed by over the pP| Mlehigtin Bon Oon and Mlchl- t Beat- performance by Perfect, 44) rhir,lur In the Marsn who look 10-S Record Stands After Ihrlr res r, freeetyle and Brattle again war 1 1 Michigan', Paced by fall win, by Jim Sln- trlt IS,| John O'Klelly tocond. The winning time llnos and lorry Fpwler, Mac's war 4:M.T. wrestlers scored an eaay Big In In over Illinois, 20-10. Only "surprlae" of Ihe night ogs Bin Tambn', well earned draw with Ed Jarkeon. The IIIIH > Minnesota win. 9-7. nn the n-e had a record of 0-2 going in¬ horizontal bar rut the State edge to Ihe meet and waa expected to to two points, 23-23. Rlntr. again win easily. Tambo, a aophomnre. won, followed h.v Day. Ira) Bch- battled Ihe lllinoia man to an R-R behani scored fifth for MSC. draw. . Another H-R tie resulted on Ihe parallel Itara tn maintain Statr'a ydgc. The finish was again Hints In the fancy diving with Jin, tfrst. Day second. Ben Cunning UMtcrr end Chuck Brier arrnrlng took fourth lo gain the lie for The lis Wnlve'r. Spurliin lewis Stair. he West slered s With iust tumbling lo follow Other than Duderk'r win In Ihc the ScartaIH, added some badly brearlrlroke. Michigan Slate needed polnta with a IS-S win Ed Caaallcchlo allowed most nf llr strength In the Turner, S-2. In a bout Ihe Illini on Ihe flying rings. Ken Conk 100-yard frccrt.vlc, which raw were counting on winning. B«' Payetlr and Charier Baldwin lln- barked Hints', win with a Hoke scored Stale's other win, an irh five teennd and third behind easy 11-4 win over Frank Carter Michigan', Jack Wardrop. The In a "wild" high s-ortng bou" time war :5I,0. Minnesota'!! strong trio threatened to eliminnte the tumbling Fencers Lose Spartan Dick Abraham, drew Untversi with Peter VanSrbaak. U-ll. eight .in t—Tf H—iT Spartan's six point lend. Very fine Coach Frndlcy Collins termed 1 HHI'MIWI |WW ABEBE clutch performances by Gunning, Butt Brnnsnn and Jerry Sixth in Row, Ihe win "a very gnod victory" and Purdllr I nirh gn I all Ihr a4) with hi. Glide* expressed happiness with the and Jim Kruthera. frank Pir- five, while stale n«d aninl was third for MSC. Cha- Mk time meistrr held ttip Gophers 10-0 win and State had a narrow to a 20-7 and 18-9 showing of Tamlio. era, six nl nhnh |J waa 2:14.2. two point win, 4tM7. Michigan rplarhed tn victory In Spartan fencers lost their sixth the 300-yard medley relay with t straight meet Saturday, a tri-an- he wa« vrry elated ever Ihe fular meet with Ohio Stale and hme nl 2:34.2. Krulherr. llert fine oh#*Inr of.the tumbling Buffalo. Wardrop and Banner rompiisrd men and Bob Marah. The lam- ..The Buckeyes topped State 20- After the rernrd-breaklng per¬ 7"0rtd Buffalo bout them M-ft. meets. Their ealy ' ka ef Ike Ohio State won the meet by formance in Ihc 400-yard free¬ Marmh lud enjoyed "phenom¬ defeating Buffalo 21 *6 Joe style relay waa announced at Ihc enal" Improvement on Ihe Mirhigan. last year's eonferenre conclusion nf the meet, Mann was tossed Into the pool by hi- team. leaders and this year', pre-aeaaon The Wolverine coach plana lo re¬ favorites, have a record of four i Inns' (i. wins and a single loss. The loss ! Coy. I tire after the NCAA champion¬ ship, thl, spring. was tu Purdue, another rtronglsix go.,l Sxypula tuck The victory was the 13th Turn straight dual meet win foe Mann, Iowa round, out Ihe contenders who has tutored swimming trams their showing, although for Ihe conference rmwn. They at Ann Arbor for 2H .veals. have lost only two meets, to MSC V were "a bit j-hakcy." The Spartans will have. Illllc and Mirhigan by identical scores. Bright spots in the n et wcr lime to llek their wound, because Dick 13-14. O'Brien, second tn side Ohio State—prntiahly the strong¬ Tic summary ■; Jim Bie/n. fourth on the est team in the 123—John Onlivrrna (III.) deri- country, will in¬ trampoline, Roland Brown, third vade Jenison Pool Saturday aft- sioned Don Phillip, (MSC). 7 to tumbling: and Dick Phillips, crnuon at 3. fourth on the rings. American Induthy today present, the grealett I t rewardinf than than adored at LA8T IHHIRS OI'KN Jock Moffclt was high scorer 2-DAYS-2 fi:IS I'.M. fur State with four wins and two 147—Bill Tambn (MSC) drew losses, Kay Clark broke even with HAMILTON STANDARD with Ed Jarkson till.). S to R. SEE All. THE BIG FICTl'RES three wins and losses. Gunnars III HERE FOR LESS! A2J^T!< ,,Uc Elups won three and lost two and Chandler Benton ..nd Art Rollins 137—Bob Hoke (MSC) decls- loncd Frank Kastrr (III.) II lo 4 INP. TAX 1*7—Larry TenPas (III.) dcci- W'on one apiece. sioned Vitn Pcrrone (MSC). • to Next week the fencers will seek their first win of the year in a 177—Richard Abraham (MSCi UNITRI AIRCRAFT CIRP. Iri-angle meet and Iowa. The with Wisconsin meet, their last drew with Peter VanShaak, II to II. home encounter of the WINDSOR LOCKS, CONNKTKUT year, will Heavy weight — Larry Fowler lie held in Jenison Gym at 1:30 (MSC) pinned Taut Mechlmg (III ). 4:20. Mere you H have a good darting laiary and e.cellenl chance lor advancement. Veal work m an atmotphere that challenge, every facet el your training and imagination. "tpUg gag not jutl one product but many, complete education an the divilipmsst af Veil lot www Bmaalaam ttmalnae UN « • ■BipiBw viinvn mack km Ummt Daiaa to Urn* 0%* hi i Nydfaulk Naipi •M m hoi no Ms kM «t NaN tnteuexrant Cmckplt Air CMNUHrniins Systmns cam M » TufMm InfIm Frapillin boat a Im "tot*'• prtducta kit ton a proof« Mn ft* WWw Imlaa PrByalUia, HaNyMtd ii pgmo| apt wM «Hwr prodmEU -Ml U Urn •wrly atw«M of WvWfwwwt Our modern plant h ideally located, midway between Hwderd, Conn Maw, the center of an area He MR UPRISiHTAIIVI NHl M Hod be glad to anewer guidlsne and ted Ing arganuation. Ne lengthy eppl.st.en to M out - |mat DljHjj—, . IHSU|A"2 BF SSSrl' ''tssSHT ' W insas IMcdley Team 18 American Mark |SanteeOut iTo Break Won Santec pullaH out nil *lo|i» Saturday night UNTIL niTii lnlly ran tho world'* fn*to*t Indoor mile. San- tiniod in 4:0>.6 while nni-hoiing hi* di-lunoo medley now American record in the Michigan Slate Re. Mile Mark joni*on Fioldhouae. After Wm 'aiHor'i 40*»ft mllo •SftturHnv night in the Ml'bigati ESfVIRE The Rpurtati tram of Joe S:\vol- t aorld'* Indoor mile dl. Itoary lilllx, Harlan Itonjn- Sta»c Holnys, iho eyo« of I j* nil it-tally 4:05.11 ret track world will attain ho Ira'o mln, unit John t'nrt-clll ro|i|ioit the ed or Mich'inn State tonight | Isold* (tl 1047. Snlttoe title In the shuttle loo,lie relay. ■ h' ••••»! rim **'o mile, reenrd Innlghl In mHhh || ||||||>« .. u .it i hid Stale's distance medley loom f|. in iho Illlnoi*-Ktin«n«-Mirhlfati h„i< K lOsin-Mlrltlgiin Stale nlslied third and sprint medley, State trlnmpiHr wool. >ol Field event* will and Iwo mile relay lenma r»r|H ovrtP'J w»l» Flirt at 7 p.m with the first run- with the first runnnv: ovmt «f .1. Jun- Modeol ttakrla tar tanltM's trark nwrt r Ilk Sana.* and llliaalt arc still ae..llibl-.1hr« five sards. Coir Vault won by IMIU :• tie between » may kr aMalnod al the Jrnlsim o.r lone,I nt 1:51.11 ami t Mli h t. Ralph t ineo • otter lllll 5 John Mill rieMkmasr ticket sffer. If i ALWAYS l.■<) < ■ last 1:53.3 tar his half ' ring. S't/V. el the State turn roll- tUHf) HrUht I Tie* CHICAGO f/f;—Tl © 1* ion i wlM j, IN MODERN IM.ANT ir Kevan Gosper, laiu Var- Kil lltabluim. Hoc-key Idoagnt Ipji ting f}>trcut | 1' l oach Kail Sohlado- Henjamtn. f'orhelltj • lilmou .1. H Wings cxplo-lt I f ir f.\ ' I ^ RY MASTER CLEANERS r 1 the nth Ilrtkp Time :t».S. jalr in the third p rio-.l St tula.v I u,,rs l* t«M Mun Ralph Itwit- woit kt •ght to whip t'io C Hong > »line♦ una of the Michigan State awks, 5 to 0. four wer< n ore in loss than six minutot. RiToril f jillfclfim am \ve hud to ontor Other scores I lost-in 4. Mon¬ of the relays, whu treal i; New Yoik 3, Torontn 3 Hard In set Jot AIIniim nn Louis Laundry & - t'lTectivenewi of oi 33-4 A 13 It I'M. Brand New III . H«e«M* Rernrded f'esiur- ord performance to IHM-14M gun wow hy tirnr V lag the Biff est snd Bent Names e Mhouse record broken latched. remainder of the aw one other moot i narU lllll J No Mt i onnell tl»r« J linn Marlrlq HIM > I ll.h I twt'ttl* l Mil hi I into ' IIS | Mel r a VARAfTV rMftrg-prr In lass. Mend fnr I'llliK l.kta. MRADT. wriiic nor**: Dry Geaning Kt> 2-4024 Acrona Fro* >22 K. r.rnnd River Home Mft. Bl Mile gun won 'it 'Mini One thani • tun Nommer <1 Hesaitk to«il | I I.rot t I'ur i time I IS I AFTER GRADUATION BMOYMBU OPPORTUNITIES "" 1|r% grid* won t.trd. ttlinois. broke KM to-yard run tnatk | Sldellshts Vlfliat kind of a job lie hucceasfttlly di^« | tie His time was j i the all-college ta- r Oklahoma termiv. 'iinules t humpionshlp by tmoift product, Wil- •>;, 1'iuti i Msrwell. 21-11. tied the meet ret •1 and 21-13 In semi-final do YOU wont? 'i. - in tho 73-yard high . i. another tennis player. fort f %l gilbert* ,t 1.4'vine lost lo Mar well and record is now hold •f. m tieat Ward Mulvaney i Illinois man ftgut- KrprntrnUlivr of If yoti Wilt KwvwnT nib up yawr mind, hara't how »• (Dt ponqH—I twfwnwtlwn m i Cersmlet. Pat WUI All over Amtnci '•»•** victories to the j iM.rbt i in pnllcge oho a "4 ran. Ihr dash. 1 hosinesacnratr. C.ITY FORNES "'•>a*4 taw hnrlrs re- ' ttoau.a In laM Unta r. o. •« mi win placement nureau toosn ED MtM cogmeennf. or In onr of tbr I electronics Of plastics. la Knginooriaf. Phyaica, |/*«fe Sports Virt> |MI Fla. (45- Hut. hinsnn. husky manaier id the De- Only you atill And it hard to make up your r had no f hgorrs that i I thrkiad offsets and «u Krrllew el ll:.liim..re «n eaily papers, we've loop hran awarr of this stmfm piohtam. 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