VOL 45, No. 150 BAST LANSING, MOHICAN i *ro!1 Jtodent signature*. to be aent — THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25. 1064 PRICE 5 CENTS Hin*tdn, P-C. h the National Crusade for Freedom Government WoCwb Puts Tax At 25 Cents Of Winteriand Snow Continue* To Bring Return od Donations Hit w. I Congmemcii Set Days to Explain It Student Congress set spring rm's government tax at 25 cents per person—the same Donors' 1,285 Pints Days nee the tax ifcv t*U term. 1SS2. Debate Team# of the Men's Council, sponsors The tax rate was voted on at s special merlin* followln* Wed- Take Third M Set Campus Record No opposition was raised i petition. "* n Washington, D.C. the scrolls will he sent to Euro- maximum tit suxsestion which amount Is C no areas the ran At DePauw Retl Cross Predicts Pace ntries for display, showing American moral support I Crusade far Froodom, Reid said. I be taken see durln* regis- If students are in May Reach Mhlwest High the tax. Blood donation* hit the 500 mark for the secontl con¬ Students from 34 i secutive day Wednenday an the current blood drive net a new MSC record with 1.285 pint* collected. Thin bettered the old mark of 1,276 omore, and Lynn pints, net last winter term in a drive apotutored by the ROTC. For the firnt three hourn of donationa Wednesday the AWS Grants , In addition, 5.000 booklet, "The Tacts on Student copies of a Tax" will he distributed to ram- Their coach was Frederick a Alexander. Instructor In the partmrnt of speech, dramatics Red Croaa unit cases at more than ono a minula. This en per hour pace la in con¬ Extension trail tu the normal 50 per hour livins units within the next two weeks, he said. Conaress passed a resolutnn to capacity. Dr. Joseph Venter predicts that On Petitions Invest laale the possibility of in- if the present | stallin* ciaarettr Iciie record in the Middle West. The members i Knlrr Hy Monthly tional Crusade for Freedom Drive as two excellent ratings tor for Radio Tree Europe by alanine AWS haa extended the a petition introduced to tins" Veteran Bed Conaress deadline for petitiona for bv Men's Council. This petition Choreography Shows dorm representative!, to the will be sent to Washington. D. C. The Va Spin Tickets 1 ! Activities and Judiciary To Go on 44 rejects I ted only utn 500 j i Boards until Murrh I. Cueds Interested in Humor of de Mille rcprcscnt- In Itself i |n(( dorms or co-ops or off-ram- Sale Friday a noteworthy accomplishment Jl* narnuU rejection rale la about I IS per cent. Tickets lor the Spinet art Spin, Agne* de Mllle'a "Dance Theater1 the raed-bid dance of the yer-, State audience Wednesday night that the guidance of a Exactly 500 pint* were contrib¬ them to the AWS office, third per¬ uted, the last few being "recruit¬ floor of the Union, arcordlrg tu i will go on sale In the UMen Tic- ceptive choreographer can bring comedy to both claaalc and ed" from the Grill and Union Mary Ellen Weiata, Activities ; kel Office Friday. offices. Dean of Hoard president. The dance, spanaorid : totally by Students Tom rueber Leads j Mortar Board, sen lor i honorary 1 *ur and Tower . Spartan Warnrr's Irn- OuanI,. aophn. more wnmer's honorary will be Units to Learn ability to tiring nut the humorous as- King was the |a*cts of a variety of situa¬ nor early Wednesday tions was the outstanding ay. I a If Uiere are mare Uun five raeda tannin* fram aae daem. primary elerttan will be held la Uul d . feature of the array of dan- am » p res her troupe presented. MOC Contest Spartacade en grat New pr a,.. : 2 w m. permiaaion by AWS However, she ulso prvtu ed the simple beuuty of the will sin* and Tommy Reed and his Orches¬ Safety Rules tali In her "Cherry Tree IsCgei interpreted as It Is found in lore «»f the southern i * lo I rcliminaries End Today; two florin* itrul part of tra will play for the dance Tonight Will This year, the Slate News will night for the 2a representatives he clarification Following the rush Ri-d 'iindidutcs for A'th'tim# D"" t hou«ing were rnntartcl from organisations sponsnrmr all-day eaad-tre Mary Jackson. De¬ inals Slated for Friday Tlirsda Through fheir lufirt- tiom it was rircidod to add other sponsor an man day. the dav of the Snln Spartacade booths. "It's Important for rath one to officials again stressed ho portant it is to sign for troit junior. Millie Itunncii. r.,M pertinent que*turns, w|ll be railed "KnigM Day" to before donating. Many pen* . In with the theme of the dame. attend because booth spore In Muhlui*. lurtuimilnn Junior. nlnrsday'a leader in the I'glieal Man on Campus ml "The Night And You." I .Irnisnn will be allotted according { pie waited in line for nearly an Judiciary Ihsiril inrsoieni .1 liusie Crueljer, apnnanrval l>v I Vita Gamma. with a donate. They candidates" err Complete plana for "KnieM I to priority," Joe Stascr. slugittp idrnls I hut the Nam- Model! 1S.117 voice. Each penny de|»i»ited counts as one POUs Cross day's Slate Newt. Safety rulea i»nd fire reuult* liming huur Friday is 2:30 p.m. j Kulunuuoo iunlur. ! (irand Rapids Junior J ims will lie explained, material* OITIriuls uf I he MSC Veterans 1 Muiliiiruu. Musuti jun "" l~"n* f V China the grouns fo isors uf the drive, New Knginrrriag Dmh «d petitions last week < record, unci realising that they 1 if* to Uniir ,with ,2M9 I"1®*5 F®rnr'" To Mcri Staff Today I:. . toyko. or>-The ai u s..»!- j for disc re panics, he said. hit the pre-drive goal of \ ... — . Hallmark. 11.527. iianima Phi )1n. Mun; R| out of the question at first fiance. "Gosh, it's easy to give blood," she bubbled to no i Mf-Mfll (Hi The State Department has gotten uskni fast ra deal¬ in particular. "I'm going to do it k>ts more times." ing with Russia on F.uropean problems. A nnrww to I tanked at her. Snaking baviof seen his coun¬ the Kremlin by recognising Red China xbrrM fortify peace ts cup jt-.l and reorcupied for wet. sta wouldn't have tip- «*" '°° im' a half a rcntury he ran there and, at the same time, produce some seCtlenmnt with ped the scales at more than -v«. h>w. I mat ma hathlne hut fieht while he the Soviet on European problems. 100 lbs., and she only stood k««w why." ah* oM. inm a ooupl* of Met above a yard- f*Ur. "maybe baaanaa U must lie given much thought. If it worked, in w»fi1d pro¬ stick. About VI", maybe. alaa bay a* Iba Waal gat hi vide to many She was right, loo. It is easy to *0 aver thai*, ar maybo Jr nnswers perplexing worhi o( us barauae all Ik* skrt* at I Editorially (tnpis tlitstffeds Common Problems ! mar Rhee PHONE t ED 2-1511 EXT. 268 At a time when inter-school rivalry hori-pwwK- a* a bead, student leaders from MSC and the U »f N ape wLavuiinjr 8 A.M. to 4 PJl. to meet at Kellogg Center March 0 in a cwofatntoier ■>» pro- mote good relations lietween students »f the- (am iac-iitu- tions. FOR SALE PERSONAL! The first snrh conference watt taM a* Aan Arise R 311 p ut.. Tnwcr i Student Congress, co-ordinat»r for the aturM. b*« invit¬ ,. ed M representatives from the U t»f M »*<* ikw K WKila, 7 fotfljOO. Maa'.fao. trail. 7 pt. ttjBO Soada Jackal*. H"5. a oar. »IM5.>«, C yat 35 off aa any Jackal. Irian >t Ad and ,.1 »# •«- oo»all Odcrdt tlaakah. R lb. alt Woof. < FreeDdWery lit OS. 3 for Afi. Lovi'l, Mac' J lad-at. 1)08 up. All GlcW Omu. 35* : off Pay thn Ad. Amy 17'iattal Wiiat 3)0001 Walckai. AM.VS. Pay Ad. San vaaav Ttin car h 18* >n la j Paah mtfi Zip*#' fly. A3.«l aad up. Itwd. Hat pow-fllda oad! Cl*aataf par Ham. 45c. *V' RANhf* . n*vx v 2Jw?sy TTpewiiVJ SALES - T Sj^Tar.- WOLVERINE iy^ ii i. "5WA^oUr' Perrone Hides In Detroit Mag ton yeort adMtoa of Soviet* Enter Port *™ ^ —* **-"■ „ Gerber oooouocod and^ATO concern^—American ■ovtot ssptonaga in this strategic Jd'by Blu. Key and AWB a, the courtesy of the Own Sents' OfBe. and student ship sssfclng "extanslva lupalfs" Tha new arrival brought to five niwnt. Is glvon free of the number of Soviet , to new students and mils ships which have entered harbors dollar in the Upton Book along Italy's west coast. throughout the year. , umlnt wag iliatrllHilad ' first nwoi ww amnnnea , it it it tn<1ber. 1»9», Gerber mid. Hubbard Return* linn* on veterans' affairs, onial activities, orientation DEntorrtAh—Orville L. Hub¬ dure and a more detailatf bard mid Wednesday upon com¬ ,mt of rules are soma of the pletion of the ouster hearing to be Inserted in the against him as mayor of suburban Dearborn that be would seek the , t arr planning to print be- Republican nomination for state 4.000 and 9.000 copies and attorney general. possibility of sending the _ * ★ * SUEDES Warren Approved , the first weak of Beptom- with or without buckle , bring Investigated," Gerber WASHINGTON. (Ah—The Sen- •to Judiciary Committee voted in 1I-I Wednesday to approve Pres¬ ident Eisenhower's nomination of SE history and tradl- Earl Warren as chief justice of Light Grey, Black, (acilities and asrvlcaa, rules the United States. Brown, and Dark Grey. u—religious and social, and China to Get Trial WASHINGTON WPl-Secretary Grueber soft and easy *y# 1 • [Continued from rage i idle wu sold by | Delta Dolt, to Mm money Kickerinos 1 Thistle. You'll want to parade in this nobly Advertising Forum claiaic suit that glorifies your figure - To Meet in Tonight give* it that aleek-waisted perfection. In Second Stage 4COLORS Hart SchafTncr ft Marx creates it "An Inside Look at Advertls- Smoke Elk — Tan in gold-threaded worsted truly oki pants laundry Is t ... Alpha Gamma Delta ing," Pi Alpha Mu's first annual Hlack — Coral Red distinctive! Chiffon weight. Gammas save back forum, will go into Charge ashed cars for candidate art, copy, production and re¬ Accounts search will be discussed. Invited The discussions, led by special¬ loreography ists from the various fields, will begin at 7:19 In 2I« Berkey Appearing at the meeting will be John Vitovsky. sales manager of the Franklin DeKlinr Com¬ pany: Wayne Helms of the J. L. Hudson Company: Francis John¬ 221 S. Wothi .t Ava. son of a local advertising agency and Charles Tower, vice presi¬ dent of Capital Advertising. Tickets for the program are Building or from PAM 'Leak' Sale* Continue Open Every Our Beautiful Nylon Until Noon in Union Copies of "Leak," this month Thursday Evening Tricot Blouses...With Until Nine RSONALl A Long Wrinkle Free Life 'vrr'T' H- . J |LW. • v m Thursday ♦hi'. arc invited to at* The cooperation This la the type of work these Rtednaday. students are doing", he said. "Why they are willing to give tine Roy, up so much time end effort is a goad question. The motlvatl Seniors Grant Dr. Robb Friday; v..c-:!i ll,ral« dean of stw end human n iV,' ■ . . ■privlng daily "•n* da • e*™i $400 to Send The exam » Mol srhefiule u New and Interesting Gifts 954 Wolverines For all thoao ipaiial occasions . . . Jstratiou." Lciscnrin.', arenrriing recorder. ^ ' *Ea!soline w 'Ite^apmiisbtes'neafo>*PHve'm Kilimisn a! te!d The- purproe of th, t®t 5,afl ocks win o,„ members a|,.aw| . Egfftar I Btl 26* JJ8' be MHO left over from lest year's MSC Speakers Truvcl-by-Canlnc the rcidstr. ' i ,.fflce h ' _J1'i (l of the student government Econ Professor 'J"1 "'ports t Place Second at Detroiter Ride* Publishes Book Inter-College Meet Two MSC speakara tpok second 'Dog-Wagon' lion to National Income and Fis- Around City ■Dlicy," a Mok by Dr. Rich¬ place at the Intercollegiate Peace Speech Contest recently at Wes- ard W. Lindholm. MSC professor economics, was published in Mlchigan College at Kalam- DETROIT buses will fA»l go — to the The city's dogs If Work to v York Wednesday, a his new book, Dr. Lindholm support for his idea to solve Oil New Sol Detroit's transportation lem. prob¬ In Oetolieri Mlss Nelson spoke Chouinard, 46. rides down¬ Open Minday Til 9 i U. S. A spoke on "Educating of Free town in a little red "dog-wa¬ gon." Three dogs provide Ihc Constru-ti/.ti East Lan.Mii. start carl, ut * Trade." motive power. Other Days 9:30 -5:30 Eight Michigan colleges !com- The construction worker says ded in each cVent. Coaches from a city bus takes 22 to 27 minu- e various schools judged the b.v the fall speeches. Dr. Hugo David and months uil KEWPEES plans and Did You Get Caught $1,850,000 | 325 E. Grand River ED 2-2913 in the Rain? Student Special Frank-Soph Council finding says. a seal, proximately Supports Student Tax Chouinard't dogs are Kenny of finer sj*i Good Food Home Made Pantrien Officers of the Frosh-Soph and "Ihc big white one." a Si¬ -SEASON Council voted unanimously Tues¬ berian Samoyed. They cruise REASONABLE PRICES day evening to support the stu- about 12 to 16 miles an hour. governrnent tax, which The building i« plannftfj up for a vote next term, the cost of i»«f eight officers will cam¬ paign for reapproval of Ihc lax In To Attend Albion Te|k» Bobette Corset RAIN OR TOPCOAT their living units, Howard James, Shop ing Hunt >" ! president said. Dr. Harry Kimber. head of the humanities department at MSC. 127 E. GRAND RIVER — ED 2-M01 will attend a meeting of the Ex¬ ecutive Council of the Michigan Get a light and INSURANCE* Colleges Association at Albion, today. He also will attend the meeting of the Department at OUR S 3rd yi ar Higher Education of the Michigan In 1953. the Um Education Association while in than a bilii«r lovely slimming ore PIXIE HAT IN FORMFIT'S MNNY-WISI of gold abroad Skippies A* easy on your budget as they are on you, Formfil's soft; smoothing, freedom-giving Skippies! No heavy bones. Nothing to pinch, poke or bind. Ju-t a few wispy ounces of the gentlest slimming you're aver had! We've girdles and panties in your length—grains of styles and elastics. Suds and dry in a jiffy. Skippies... for slimslers of ad ages, liosne lake your pick! . i nt rata. dese III Wonderful! Hi New! DURON «• AM NYLON SUPS Ivol ofCI®M UOffsil»«8iRNY,gm|lMh*lBll^C>auineim^rtjWe l|WRMi...wilhth«^^'w'c ft* Arr! Aad pkaao qoto Aha OMtkal ribfciafr ttt ft deem'I Skew TkfughtM of ^ * * ■titdted piping deuii. Aaothor SoadUr onb«ve. luNen.Smle It wen't CUmg #k- , Feb. 25.1964 Tint "MIC1TT0AN STATE NEWS Church Qub inter Parties Hit Peak To Sponsor Ballot Box conation9 *54 Spring Look Luther Talk »w actives of Lambda Chi Al- Ann Widrig, Toledo. O. junior. murry, Lansing senior. troit are: Leroy "Bud" Lucas, De- 1 Recently initiated actives of Al¬ Other recent initiates of DeMa sophomore; William Bar- pha 'Chi Omega include Marjorie Sigma PI are: Alen Terrlll. Ridge 33® 'Alice in Dearborn freshman: Wil- flu sty. West Branch junior, and To Climax V Cook. Greenville Ted Luce, Grand Rapids fresh- Janet Turner. Buffalo, N.Y. soph- wood. N. J. junior: Glen Jeffes, Flint freshman: Robert Bergoinc. Midland senior; Jack Gearing. St. freshman: Dove Goodell. Mt. [OC Event To Preview Pleasant sophomore: Tom Mai- Nev l.v elected officers of Clair senior: Richard White. Hill¬ sdale senior: Robert Storch. Oak¬ "Party, party" will be the Iflioninir cue for Spartans " "Alice in Styles Videoland." previewing spring fashions for pass. Llddle. Femdalc Romulus freshman: freshman: irk, Montrose. Colo, sopho- 1 : John Cosby, Miami. Fla Jim Bob land. N. J., senior; Bruce S?v- morc. Saginaw junior; Sovick. Flint sophomore: Montrose • senior; Donald Douglas Race. David freshman: Dan O'Neil, Wfllmettc. V, weekend as the majority mtn and women, is the theme for the Union Board-Retailing freshman: and Roger Coals, Mancotit, Grand Blan? senior- [ itvin.fr units reach their so- . Richard Long. Pirmingham pen- rrorn 10 ':S° P'm' ,he Union reenville freshman. ior: John Lavis. Mason junior: Donald Holland. Rochester junior: •King's Coronation Dan re" Tot tons, formats, sportwear and classroom Recent Tbeta XI initiates are: red by Alpha Phi Omega John Hunt. Carp Mike sep'or; " iy Vandcrbilt, Grand Rapids Milton Gottlieb. New York ritv nisht In the Union Ball- will climax the UMOC # | fashions, using TV terminolo- senior: Donald Pais. Rocky RlVcr. , senior: Ron Miller Alma sef,; »•; Coerf- itorials | *y-uiM ** ■*»«>• freshman: Mr hard Scott. Ni- . iteffci and Fred Pitjas. Flint junior# By NANCY GOODGBB H W''S' 'S men- ,WO hoUsemoth- ra Foils, N.Y. freshman: Fred¬ erick Ahlborn. Saginaw freshman: Anthoi Del Visco, Montclair, N. L llfU Thela PI win hald their tmul term party Frtdav nigh'. Sarlety Editor 1 crr' and ,w" ch"«,"n- Special em- ph.isis will be Gordon Abramson. Alston frcsh- J., senior; David Dresscl, Hart l |hr Vmrrtrmn Legton Hill. A ! : Richnrd Amstutr. Shelby ' freshman; Richard Cook, Lansing Although Valentine's Day fabrics, orion j freshman, and Sumner Collins. J senior: Lloyd Carroll, Howell sen¬ has pased. it's not t.a, late to for New York City junior. ior; Fred Baver,- Howell sopho* wnm lie hit by one of more Richard Martin, Pleasant Cupid's ar- iron for men's wear, new Alpha XI Delia active is Ridge senior; amp Morris McEl- , rows. MSC males report. irkdrop Of while snow balls Co-chairmen of the In, lights will furnish tlic The men say that if coeds Barbara Vrlnnl, Rnval , Friday night for I he Sig- start early to try to change Dancing in fanning (nr. and Mr, , KaW'«'s "Snow Ball" term their ways they could easily. senior, The Rev. Roy J. Schramm will . Tie danre will be held at receive the "arrow" next introduce the CSF worship serv- !„nl Olds with Gary Cutler's oth„r Y. W. C A. kA* | ice with a pro-Lenten meditation, lire Bait" will be the them? The men have even listed i A "Gay Nineties Party" will SIT Tnwnarad Stmt Leo I Delia Zeta's formal term par- their gripes; however, the | be sponsored Friday night at Tracy llatocy'a Band i senior, modeling; Judy Peoples Church .by members of I Saturday night at Hotel Port- coeds have good answers , lor them. host and ist Grand hostess; Rapids junior, Jcrrv Salter, Lcsr' WOn ■ITO® tvrry Thunday Night g;M - 1I:M Men say Women are unset-' Birmingham sophomore, staging; tied and thoughtless. Female Be"7"1*' *"ior' view" of the | Children Inritetl script and theme, and Ray Vladar, tolling ( lob style Show March tvSrhl Laturrd at the Hotel Olds as L |k Its held their annual ' tf " men afraid of the altar . ucren , t would W i CiiTh'. HI- senior nuhlicitv II. To Coin/tele for lolier I 5^' Band wH|y* IMah Ihe settle down. Little Queen Title t»«h the p Alpha schodHbM a Gamma Rho will also "Pink Rose" formal term According to the males, a woman is afraid to partiri- |uite in sports for fear of her Lit Honorary to Add niock and Bridle have sent no¬ tices of their annual Little Queer contest to nil nursery schools and ■ioiimi 8LADMER delicate health. Female an¬ Now jrtv Saturday night at the Hitel kindergartens in the East Lan- Shewing Two New Chapters NOW SHOWING for rtv Saturday night at the Hotel swer; Sure, he wants you to Ms. Gory Cutler's Combo will be gtssl iu any sport he likes, Judging for the contest will Riot in ten Rlooh 11 rradrl^l 19.V? The vet he arts like a wounded take place Saturday at 1:30 p.m. TIn teaman* with f "hood's'' party will take place Two new chapters of Lantisla Iota Tail, new honorary of in 32 Union. Entrants must be puppy if you lent him at his . ., Melville Brand A Finite Meyer fidav night at the Theta Chi English and foreign literature students, will Is- inaugural.si wMh „,v. Also Friday night Chi own game. children et The way a coed seems In this week. ~ husbandry Guy Martbnn d Joan Wrldan enjoy competition of two Purdue University students will form the Rpsilon chuio may mmi* vill riaemaaragr and Warnrrralar CAPITOL men over her irfcs the male Friday and the Zeta Now Shewing ohoerver. too. Female aa- chapter wilt be installed Sun- ,ho Publication of a newsletter jhn* swer: What about the man •lay at Merry College of lie- and national quarterly for «tu- Escape From Fort who "strings a line." He troit. dents of English and foreign liter- ture: Mrs. Olga -OaageMr Party." Ben doesn't piny fair so why _ a if ItIn ef the two eha#- ; aturc, and the establishment of a fjam ' placement einent bureau for academic ESQUIRE Rravo frjr Ynrdrh. Stab should the woman. The smelt of perfume and « the tatol to five that • mulled 1Mb wialli. and non-aradrmir pc« ions. - wftlt judge the con New Shewing with In Cater William lloMen * CommaMD isiwder is enough to bring on the ■'•■■( aut-cd- IIilId CntUII Kohl Cleaner Parker —I MMd Big I* Kappi; »ny man' • nUMU Uw barmr- , • PMIOUOphv . < AND lu TOThuhwtar with El Alamaia Patrice Mnna.1 . RaWrt Martoy with Sent! BraUv-Rlta Maeenn * MwarU Aahley ' " 1 ' ' . _ *hi MTtamri "Thursday, Feb. 25 , MSC, Terrapin "Boxers to Maekqwa, ksiRUndefeated yekciH Record* IVjlH Greenway, Andrie Boost Spartan Ring lineup Iowa's Hawk ay Startled the sport ' niiVjti with a stuaninf 18-t team hosta a tough Unlveraity of Maryland aver Indiana on the I bout card Friday at 8 p.m. in Jenixon Kioldhnu..,,. This will be the eighth an¬ ' Vic Ka nual meeting between theae two teama. In previoue dual ri p the Spartana have won xr< three. Inst three, and tied one. ■""v" Bill Slrlnnis 4*tlr.holder .? , Mao »« eo.caplain h? 'uo-nin, onr-drea dropped two to I The I action of |:t State this winter. MSC tallied a Spartans I7R- 5-3 win, while Maryland took the from Kalam.i. Lions, six bouts to $jvo. dric. who i , gain the I kit- ycar's luynft. .hiry sultrrr.l Sigma Nu Reaches Fraternity Finals By IOC HOFFMAN la scheduled for S:I4 en Court 2 quarter. way. Makrts. ha. pu.ri ed strength a»d • Larry Gcrcsv was the game's The defending ii high noint nnker with IS. while champions. Sigma Nu, successful- Aside from the fraternity sr RENT A ly defended their chances for an¬ other title by defeating ATO In finals, there were three for Snvder 18. Ted Fitch and Dick Bristle each drooped in 7.' block titles, two dorm champion¬ The second dormitory champ¬ the fraternity semi-finals, 31-19. NEW CAR! Alter 5 close first quarter. Sigma Nu ships, de.ddcd and one scmi-tinal- Ist in the Independent league de- ion crowned was West Shaw 4. as they defeated West Shaw 5. 44-32. held ATO scoreless In the West Shaw S bounced ba-k from second period, to .Jskc a seven Butterfield 2 a one-point deficit at halftlme to with a 34-21! wl Buttcrfield go on and subdue West Shaw S Although nutsrored eight to g. The winners trailed hy thre. i by 14 points. '••or in the third quarter. Sigmn points going Into the final period. | Averv Collins look Individual Nu maintained enough*-strength but rallied strongly I" win In ; scoring honors of evening, as to'pull away for Its four-point right points. dark McDonald "f ! he racked up 20 points.' George victory. Butterfield 2 was the game s high | King netted 14 |mtnt* for West scorer with 14 points, while for ATO'a Mar Manffrr led all Shaw"^5. With Radio A Heater Butterfield 8. Dick Bilkie dropped J FIT gained the right to enter recces wHh nine paints. wkUe In 12. the semi-finals of the Indepen¬ lah Angle lad Mgma Nn wHh Cast Shaw A had little trouble ' dent league, as they squeezed by in tmating East Shaw 8. 39-25. to Beat. 20-18. Ileal led by eight take their block. High man f i In other fraternity semi-finals Psi U was tea) murli the winners was Glenn Stiulo • CAN atDC roa ' for lleta going into the linal quarter. A , <1.73 %l. (Minn with 11 points while for East ; great romcback by JFIT provided Thela Pi. as they won handily 27- IUU dart 14. P%l U led throughout the en- Shaw 8. y.ig Oorxycki was high the margin of victory. John Ger- ' Ttirofirld. man with IS ixtints. . sonde was the game's leading TWIT AUDMI flSIEM Beta Theta-IM evidently ha off nlaM. as they blew se< The elks via II- I scorer with eight points. 41THER M-OBES Garbcr . . NCAA scot ■ Spartans' Max Jozvnkg . Jock Heilly at George Seinnf 4MR^ lavups and other short shots. Sleepy Five, 33: Sugar flays, 13 Hn'pynt Dean Cunningham"had 13 points lln- 4 was given credit fur a 1-4 forfeit win ever Phillips 9. Grey Malklns 31: ASCII. II against Syracuse and Pcnn State, oe pitted ag.iin.t MaryliaM to Capri, Itoyi firidders. 29: Wreckers. 14 and lost to his Louisiana State op¬ Snyder IS routed Snyder 18, Basket Makers. 19: Fater Beav Caync. tu rnun Mgma Nu's vMery means ponent in bouts this winter. bout card. 40-25. to become the champions s. 14 Ihul they will hu4*e It set wkh So far this season, Maekawa haa of Snyder Hall The losers were Trailers. S3: I Reds. 14 Phi IT laolght fee the luier-fra- rutarorcd in every pell failed to net a field go ENJOY THOUSANDS OF MILES OF DRIVING CONFIDENCE! SEARS llill IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO TRY A 10 SAY TREATMENT OP COMPLEX- CRIAM with each of the In ipecM 7X jor Z«~ 16™ Mowing r Fully Ketruuded SUuwal to Kin ait • "INSTANT MAUTY", 1.10 • "FAITH TWIT, I JO AND RECAPPAI&E TUUM ... i.quitf t oted taw. deal If atrrt U s - am VilAUiN 40 twtu MUM. lit Value. EwhMi' • "tut-Tmr. lis 4 for 32.88 about if.. ... oaaaw, aHday taw - tun Ayse. ampwty - ' Am ™-^n! \ I. s «a< VltMHa 4 0 MNflUMALt* Tie Value akaa*t- ■_ TieVatua. FOR A SMOOTHER RIM ...BUY keth I.IJ "* belh US LOW pressure SAFTI-CAP 11MB • 1501 ' 0^,8 °*- aaarawaasia.^^ aarawM*^ 2 for I&38 4 for 36*88 ,fun;uenr.v» licnt-U'-ewO'*'", a rcason»tJt BCUAMMB CHAM. I.CJ • MONT CMAM.1JS • Ill-Month triple rTT bo*" KUaraatae—aR wi fip rATMKNT • Motom Iraud i »*uo»» toin mm. Unction. an of « & O" College Drug Store ■sar la the MB-yard bream- The MO-yard madley relay team of Dudeck. Frank Peg- 1 co-capt. ckariaa Baldwin art Imathiag down the TODAY (SO 2Oth Century-Fox presents THE GREATEST STORY OF aercen in out-state Michigan! M-Mi-ku b'-tUSi necks of ih* GSU trio fur the best clocking. The Buckeyes tt'.illin-pii It-Suu have gone the distance in 2:62.1. Uat waek, the Spartan CIE IgVErFAITHAN^VERWHEIf Kreneck-ATO-tS 7 team nipped the Ohio State crew in this event with a time of ZhU-Vard trie Style Cht-2414 2:63. ia Nu-2 17 7 HRHranH 1 WaltlO-Pii U-i 121 i Warner-ATO-2414 through with 73-Yard kScdhrr ttciay Northwestern on Mond.i> ■ broil his semn I'i total to I ATDli DrkaChi (llei:l».« *2 ooi.iU, II better than too Ul 3 Delia Tau Delia-1*4 n«lc m-ms Individual mark vet 4.DC- tut The lop '|uahlter> in the events >car ago by Isssrrl In the past in samss, cm tars llob Arm- '"OR and Duane Peterson al«> Tuesday night werr: M-yard free rtyle. link Drrwyer. fcutma Nu. Leather avi .tone a aood Job in the srur- Hi K-yaid bark stroke. Keith RirJisrl. DU. M.I. Sg-yard bread r^f^'>N ; i ' .trukc, Dev. Mandetl. Delia Oil. 32.4. and the 100-ysrd free style BRIEF BAGS telly. ATO. 47.1. SIS Have Your' Fine Coal f stalkt (Jeaned it... scdKad The Way YOU ***** Like It tuft laundry & PillPfeg Companionship Rates High Rusboys pet up early, they work haril and they gripe never have to worry about where the next m.nl |, m aliout it, hut when you ask one of them why he sticks ing from (they know the dietitians will take ram and if he think* he's getting anything out of it . , . the that) and they meet people quickly ami pet to kn answer is always, "I like it," and "Yen, I'm petting some¬ them well. thing out of it." Most of the liusboys live off-cam pus (with the cxa| Their top reasons for slicking to the joh are: they tion of those who work in the men's dorms or in tha enjoy the companionship of working with coeds and own fraternity house). They cut all of their metlil men who share thetr interests and the living unit where they work, whether they are mil they think they are learning an appreciation for the process that gets the ing that meal or not. food on the table each meal. They are paid on the basic campus pay rate and th When you come right down to it, the bushoys have apply the checks toward their bill in the living suit. what could lie called a good deal." They work inside, They also get invited to the term parties gives I they set their own hours to fit into their schedule. They their unit. The busboy's life is a varied one, even though it all r evolves around the story of a meal, j Many of them get in on the ground floor by cooking "breakfast. These men are often hotel or ractaurant ad- Hpiinistration students who are getting practical exper¬ ience and earning their board all at one* ST Once the meals havs been prepared, the men help serve H to the students either on the cafeteria Una in the donna or, in the sorority and fraternity houses, by putting it State News Picture Page 5 Dave Fouler, Pliolo Editor If S. February 25, 1954