iow Storms mse Four House Committee Plans ' • ite Deaths CISM; Probe for Puerto Rieo iftin* • in of wtntor'i heavi- funty winds Tuaa- Bentlev Organized Subversives 'Better,9 Says Doctor Suspected Gallery Restricted To Pana-Holrlcrt. WASHINGTON «/P) - The WASHINGTON- «A»| — A ouse Un-American Actlvi- operulint ties Committee Tucwiay as- l Ahin M. ed an investigator to a "better lo Hlco to determine whether Jay's .hooting affray at the freezing temperature- capital was part of condition* day. but Prof. nipoD | I freeze. • today. Colder Wll the fore- ,er inch to two Inrhek of Fiedler Spices Show Dies After ' for staff men to work closely with law enforcement officers here and In New York, site of offire. of the for Mi-hlgsn Heart Attack ST^rr*LtSLS . foreseen National!.! party of Puerto Rico. || { ie r weekend bv the U. S Bureau. It »ald flurries ronttnue today and snow With Novel Encore wllk alltht The terrorists who shot five Con¬ gressmen ty. are members of the par¬ would fait generally over i due lit the largest crowds nf the U-cture-Concrrt aeu- Taught at MSG Friday and Saturday. ' ■Since 194.1 wm filled the Auditorium with applause Tuewlay night fur KoIhtmhi l'luys | Arthur Fiedler and the Koston Pops Tour Orchestra. Prof. Anton NapoU- HSC I Conductor Fiedler followed "Pops" trailition by pro¬ erl Rouvert. 1*. of Brimlev Slrvrnn IS. McCarthy gramming classical concert director o f eonveraatmal '■««»* in the evening and, 2 Jazz Concert Aids ntn '"hoot the a llnuse gallery Tuesday speeial pass, signed by rxhaustlon Monday ntah' tug up a large helping of s m n!«ht > night ,luy ,r Dr us Student Tax Drive representative. naking his way from hi< II HsOII Culls "dessert" for closing numbers j The fl0-yrar-o|d assistant pro- Gimp Cnlf at i The objective, of course, is lo -.tailed car to a tarm housr i fcNM»r of foreign irevent a recurrence of the shoot- rhtppews Sault 8te. Mane Itv A sheriffs car. anambu- "jw hog- Controversy teaching at Frosh-Soph Council promoted the student governr tig, in which four Puerto Rican five Congrrss- tax Tuesdity with jagg concert ill the Union Commune. . A Mr-1 'An Awful U iiut a Directed bv blind planlat, Say Robaraou. a six-man com- tbiwn through the year. Uieie |plnw finally cleared a i lai and vocalist Jean Weldon, Detroit freahman, entertained have been a number of violent , hut Bouvert » flarrups in the halls of Congress, krold Tenia. II. front 3:30 until p.m. ; ~ attack Tuei though none quite like Monday's. Howard Jantes, freshman Historically, visitors who have • trying to i" turned into class president, entered the potential killers ha.u program and gave the Coun- j Falling Cluster In most cases fallen into these lutled the Vim Ixilntrer For One IIt hi r FI.INT —Fratit P. Grcc- Icy. 42. ascaiwd scratches Tuesdtiy i While firemen and police worked to releaite him. a rioctpr i sedative*. Only hi* head wan showing. Into the third classtficatiiai Greeley was re-inforcing (he falls the July II. IM7 attack on foundation of a garage Sen. Broker (R-Ohlo). A funnel ll< was taken to Hurley Una- Capitol policeman fired two shots pit.il where it wax found he suffered only scratches ami And In March. IMtl, Sen. Charles ~ II Henderson tU-Nevj was shot through the arm by a New Killing Set* cd In a Nevada land deal. Of the thousands id men elected I Ft! Kleeliwna for and representatives, the ows only one actually Tuesday Meeting killed , the Capitol. IXWI. Hep. William P Taut- D-K.V). a onetime Methodist complained bitterly of stories written by Charles C. Kin- caid, a Louisville senator. winter term and lo the fust meeting of spring term Flush- ! Originally, the elections and in gruel - Italian.*! were both held at th. ting of spring term. NEWS IN BRIEF Detroit VtanU Recall Worker* OrrnOIT uri-Th# bark-lo-wwli movement ui Detroit int. gukkened Tueeday with the resell of MUU laid of their Jobs. • * * se UvUles chelr. rotary Jeanne Warring- Legalized H ire Tapping Asked publicity chairman, warn. un-Atty- om. Kfllegg C.iltX WKAB i m (Mb sag TVt mad tpM- .TSSSmm EL"* *** . —I ^"Taa-SHiS SWjgtSjS KoSSSSSrJSfe.h; '• as* . a—--— * ~T' n kiwi , - _ 114 v ' Editochlfr '*'h r Mkny'SpeekHrt.' EaiiariWlr Settled Government Needs WTI»IIVIH«II% ■ ORGANIZATION OFFICERS: s OFFICERS■ 3&S£ Clum The furor arising out of the McCarthy lnveottfatiort The dally Information column Closer Cooperatioh Into the honorable riiachnrgp of an army dentist ihi itlftt ha* hM rellcnt means of informing your railed a aurrender to the aenator, a s' the mcmK,.,'" tfnweth adminiatration'* stand on McCarthyiam. But what about your special The result la more nearty confusion, and the program,'.. . question of what to do about McCarthy la still to emphasise them to insure full mi BMMiy Morning*, the State Va* attend ■tar McCarthy accaaed an army affleer, a net to answer certain emotions heranee running a eetoma devoted to special J:,*" * of security rqralaMoae. of betnat "eefit to wear the aai- by many af the manlier If you have a speaker, a film campT «*i form- and inferred the officer lached -the brains of a R .1 S .1, R R f or activity planned tor some time diirin, » five-year-old child." Army Secretary Stevens protested. ,h" make uae of this column? .lust inj.,,, wprk.i Steven:i later becked down from his original positii... „ The old Student Coundhnaa waa a tiNtgthgml n before 2 p.m. Sunday. " *he in;, that no further army officer* would testify liecause,^r 1^1 of pos¬ He thought up legislation, passed It, and anw that This "activities column" was p|annPli sible further abuse'. He continued to insist, however, that Please do. the issue was irresponsible treatment of of fivers The aew St admit Csagrcsamaa is a s|irlchil following the army orders. tbree-platoaa system. Al he's aappaaed to da McCarthy denied that his charge that the officer was N on a mental level of a jjre-srhool child was abuse. He de¬ Another "platoon"—the executive branch—carries ou a s s |M WAIT mm noRey clared, instead, that it all was an army attempt to deprive the laws passed by the Student Congress. Congress of its right to investigate. And thto leads to the problem of coopmration. In on far M ariMi yw WART to sell, McCarthy farther confused the issue by making case, there's Too much, in another, there's too little. charges the army was allowing a communist to have access to sseret messages. The Right now, the executive hraueh la hdHatlag too much of the legWatleo which cornea to the fleer of Cut the Cost army clerk, who denies the Congress. They're dohm she is from a on(y ones who know whM of Finding a lluyer miani Meanwhile, the Eisenhower administration made no This is a case of too clone cooperation, but It'a the re¬ Yaa aaa SAVE MNEY... definite stand, other than to agree army officers should sult of the lack of general cooperation. not be abused. The President also suggested the one-man Slttoeet Caagraeaana juet toa't knew what's go¬ ■MS MM vim yta place... investigations should end. ing on In the executive breach. Front Office Quartet Perhaps the only way to make them find out ia to call The most constructive attempt to harness investigating was from the Senate itself, where Republican irresponsible compulsory meetings between Congressmen and executive Inexpensive Classified Policy Committee Chairman Homer Ferguson suggested a officials. This, however, would destroy an informal ar¬ Ads In State News Rolls meeting of the 18 committee chairmen to set up guiding for all *-—-•— rangement which now seems to work all right for straight¬ ening out general executive-Congress relations, that of just getting together with the man you want to aee. One solution might be more complete reports by presi¬ The Michigan Slate N< -On Four 'Wheels7 - INFORMATION - dent Dave Hyman and other executives at the Congress' weekly meetings. It's quite a job to summarize the work¬ IN (UNM'I t A wpckly ings of the entire branch in a few moments, though. The most reasonable answer is for Congressmen ITs Easy as l - 2 - 3 ^{Ssas1 MrtMay of i to spend more time in and areuud the student govern¬ ment office, where they can learn what's going en. To W QUICK RESULTS It. I Each campus organization has lowing morning's i * 90 p.m., 4! Union By being around, they will have an opportunity to talk 1. Pima ED MSI I Ext 268 Its ••wheels" and the State News Prayer tlmo with executive branch members and perhaps even work eommrls him on the placement has four of its own, too. of stories on the pores. MAILING CLUB Shore School 7 p.m., 42 Union with them. To those who look with horror upon the ming¬ 2. Ask far dtssHMs They are the "front office" Applications" by Cornell ling of two branches of student government, it might lie Some of the rest of the chore? RHABTAN WOMEN'S personnel: the manager, editor, Slivinsky. Senior Design Staff 3. Oar staff arid assist you in isiinted out that the need for a sharp distinction is not gitfjqj if the editor include setting up LEAGUE editorial assistant and advertis¬ i training Engineer. Pinseeki Helicopter program for new stnf- 7 p.m., 93 Union necessary here, as it is in state or federal government. The ing director. Their Jobs entail for? them join * keeping tabs on the activities of the dafT UNION BOAin SOCIAL arrangement is much less formal. last pfsaMa retails more than 150 staff members, 4:50 p.m.. Kewpoe's. Coffee The need for effective communication between execu¬ getting the news in the paper, thinking that like B:30 p.m., Hoard Directors flout Hogulor meeting poM- tive untl Congressman is almost as important as the need voicing editorial opinion seeing that the "Snoo/c" and stilt sweat that rkvs into one. Ttoom DELTA Ml KAPHA 7 p.m.. Women's Gym poneil until Thtm. March II. for such communication between Congressman and consti¬ tuent. It can ami should come about. (irris Classifieds lit In pays for itself. Since the State News is a liusiness meeting A Sure Device student-edited JUNIOR COUNCIL paper and n 7 p.m.. Martin lit Speak training ground, the editor does a "mark-up" of each paper the S.I Union SOCIAL WOUK CLUB 1 To Shift Cheating AI SDX Dinner day it comes out, pointing out with penciled comments how the placement of the stories, the writing or the headlines could 7 p.m.. Conlvrbiiry limine, 444 Abbott Rri. 7:15 p.m.. Dance Iryouls for (ACPI—A Ihe cheating profcor University of Indiana problem—nl al Ihe has solved least Jnhn Martin, Jr.. auditor-gi eral of Michigan, will speak at Campus Classifieds LOW temporarily. the joint dinner meeting of PHONE i ED 2-1511 EXT. 268 Kentucky trip He placed rlasaroom desks in 7:M p.m.. Square tinner party Central Michigan and M8C c COST a horseshoe arrangement arouiol trrs of Sigma Delta Chi, pr (or member' only MBI.E STUDY I h e room, ahopt three feel atonal journalistic fraternity. The 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. apart. Then he letl. telling IV meeting will be at the Porter llo- 4:15 pin.. College Hniiae students Ihey were on their member of *■50 p.m Chapel of People' Ihe "front oilier" . FIHtfllllCM AND WILDLIFE FOR SALE PERSONAL 7:30 p.m.. Forestry Cabin Speaker i 7deya Kc > day, (1.00 « das li.H the editor- <'.offri* Hour In Honor I dar* 11.75 llusinrsM SturirnU AOOITIONAl CHA0GB A senior coffee hour honoring h> M,. 5140. Adla- Ma for Guy, and 14. Type of rail, ' Doil,. 54; up. Atkiotic aoa. 7 pt. $1.00 delivery serv Dw, So,, pricat alaakad. . . • 950 Owv. Tho advertising director also vappoints a promotion manager to 19^4 ckfvyi Good rubb rruoFNT- .work on ways for nodding good Will for the paper and to handle iniealiy pari*. Htck» Studx* the bnn«juct given for advertis¬ ers spring term. I* short, att of Mm work at SALES -wmnJ thi WOLVEf'NE The editor of the Michigan « Min MA1UTT M Mm „ t XAlAU»T00_j2a State News strive* to he the gen¬ ■fuf ATf^-";'*SSs| eral coordinator of the five pa¬ in rs published each week. He Tllii iiJJd JBBBBB MflflflBM BMPLOYMBIT ?r rharftor Ij 2 %P || IJtod SEE US J J MB dlldlll lAI HOUSMG 1. Hun. ^ JB«d sIBBBB dll ■IBBJ siBB aiBBfl -a i~j= wTZlr. ■ 55 SjnuSjfftUT^ dii JJBBBsl JBBEdid dm JHHgamfgg TRAN^OJTAJ bJBBB JMB NtBBi ml BB dflBfld ad BIB dR dlBBBId .dBBM-ia ^llll mlBKili I i »orm Living Unit Presidents j er [SC Coeds SfHirtacade Prize* Wit From This Is Living Work *r MART AI.1CE RITCHMN Chaog ami bedlam la almost synonymous with life in a men'* dorm. Br MARILYN MINION Beginning at the crack of eight o'clocks until the night's IA ' I ray plRfed too carelessly hull ttcaakm, over 3.000 M8C males may lie found exist¬ i pile, a alip at the wrong ing In thla typical collegiate way of living. it crash, ami then a mess (irijNa? Thdy bar* many. Pranks? Couldn't do with- an up—this is all purt out. PrcctwH gang? Comrades forever. And studying? kitchen capers" enrouti- Wed, thajr manage. ml by the coeds who work In The following is gn Inside coverage titled "completely p. dnrm cafeteria. rue and any resemblance lo the real thing is strictly Inten¬ PAT STAaKE CALVIN DrBRI'IN [Although the dishes take a good tional," by Rill Warden, New York City freshman and SnydiT • • • Alptrn c at xtama . . . l-'i-m and sometimes the gravy in the soup instead of on the Hall resident. aes. working in the kitchen "What makes the men on this campus so disagreeable? PI.! Tjmiu AOPi HoMm First Greek . coeds an fc,(liable experience. It breaks enjoyable an-l Well, let me. being a man, tell you. I was awakened last night ' 1 1 Song Fest 1 their day of classes and hnmc- by a squeaking chair at 2 a.m. One of my more hnpp.v dorm i Klllorlaill 4 Hfirprs Members Alpha Omiernn Pi t Tape recordings were mndo of mates was running up and down the hall pushing a chair anil held ti sot it • and often adds a little fun. ••arious songs, and refreshments yelling 'Happy New Year' at the top of his lungs. 1 ..■"".J*')" c"m™* w"' h""',ir their sorority house. dietitian hires sts- mtSTmmm I RWe I mmntm Sari.. Ik. _L_ki l.i i« * npagmoertng the night (at 10a.m.), _k._ when their district seeretnr.v, Mrs. Al- One member from vero served. Requests were made I types sf work In- bert J. nullum, from Elkhart. o make it an annual affair. some happy dMboy came hack from his work and sing- i,»i.. „t „ ,u„„er Thursday lag at the top of kts hntgs, 'tiood morning to yon . . .' inisht. Mrs. nutfum is visiting the each Elizabeth Coulter, I«apccr fresh* Well, that's all In a night's sleep! ! snrnrlty this week. the informi nan, was chairman of the event. There are really rules in the dorm. For quiet hours are Visiting the Phi Kappa Tate ('itmints t jassifietls , . Ilisrh Ueailor.^hip enforced from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekdays and It p.m. on',h" the weekenda. This means that only a mild state of riot. ;vrek Pwvalls. J7.mnletina» tour «f Mirhhun , h„pp,cr,. The dorm eouneil is a group of 'wheels' from each Pot Elzlnsa, Detroit Junior. Judging chairman, and Nell llaney. precinct. They govern the place. There are Ihree from rtrolt Junior, trophy rhalrman. unwrap the each precinct: one for the athletic committee, one for .vlthoi hlch will he presented to the winning living the social committee, and the resident advisor. Chicken Alw student Is having trouL Well, to sum up this aesthetic essay, I would like to say iakintf her grades, she mil dorm mates arc good card players and great talkers, A VARSITY RESTATE ANT cut down her hours or dl guy PanHellenic Spirit r gets out of it just what he puts in it. nue working. A rood's worl cheduie Is made out eai to fit In with her class srh PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ALL-COLLEGE STI'DENT Created Pledges by GOVERNMENT ItlNSTITITION TO BE REVOTED ON AT SEEING TERM EEGISTRATIGN 1951 Sorority pledges have depicted characters from Unmans to gypsies and from Hetltla Ilnpimrs to end men at parties IAT IS VOI R BEST GllllE during the |uist several weekend*. Pins TO DIAMOND Qt'ALITY? I This year, for the r* first timi furnished with whit Thesi' part ies have been given by six pledge groups for Sale iv reputation of the jeweler from liform*. They are still require for two representatives front ' - — MbraeJpmiiZi Coed8 t« VlC I basement of their house one flay I Inst week when they discovered I Students allowed to are each other when su , ii..«r For Fraternity I an old safe in the former living • miss a meal or Icavi j quarters of their advisor. INwIicart Title They took It to ■ml he couldn't epe" a lerkunith It he Ihry look N home ■ ml bulled the hark In. There inaldr waft— a At the beginning • 5TATfl! "II.a. -Tim W'jp are: Cnroyl Whitney, sophmnore; Margaret Wi- . . . Zimk Anyone omrities Ijtid tlim Lucky. Get a puck or a first with a 2 M. ' Td " ""iMhul i carton of better tasting Luckics today. men's average was 2 r:'wr": h a 2 42. Daily 9:10 to 1:10 [fr.i?rmities scholarship is 2 3. Thur-da) mum til 9 FarmHotase attaining the it point average 2 2. stmt i SHOO SOS tVMVONt Bass Honor of AMrlla Weejtins The Original Lmmfert ger Ab- for horkers Johnatft, Flint junior, and :v=; MM*■«* II0.M to I ISA# smesss- RVraaaM from V. J. TW »*«.. DeCamp ft Son Om fHIVW «mr II Mi- •' v 'UJ-'-iU . -T 11." 5^,4 * * * . * ■ Grabs Wgklverines | jftlluiV Cssallrchlo, Spartan 1*7- pound wmller, hat grabbed a Favored t0| HS >*< d In hit quest of the Jacob trophy, MSC'a ^ Retain Tit the wrestler scoring This year he moved to the" 117 he has scored hit N potats on points in dual meet division when ellflbility dim- four falls, three decisions and ranted It. «wo looses. One of his losses vored to retain that when the I 30 points on six fall wviwii. «-«. iinimcn lighter third In. was to NCAA champ "Snip" Nalon of Michigan, Hip ,o Championship- „w.„ ,, 1 *T ilons a the Big 10 finals last year. Ha at Defending tronhey winner Jenisnn riiiih ' e senii held a slight lead In the trophy Hoke trails Slntdlnos by two Picked t„ „,V(l Jim rare at the end of the 1051 tea- points by virtue of a record of by State. Purdi,--r,'.! the four team, i snuari. over at least Hoke, a senior, will defend f.LADMC V D I TML/SJLRI * his Big 10 157-nound crown at this week-end's rhsmplbnshlps here conference st MSC. last year he also placed second NOW SHOWING In the NCAA. Heavyweight Larry Fowler stilt has an outside chance to rel In the trophy race. He trails Hoke by five points, having scored 21 this year. The trophy is awarded by Walter Jacob, an assoc.ate nro- fessor of horticulture at Cor¬ nell. in memory of his NCAA and Vito championship while at State. The Wolverine crownta^ Hope to Settle Accounts II ■mini SLUM El Spartan Boxers to Meet Tigers Wrestling |)U(, Tickets fur championships They cost tin t r By ED SIrOBODNIK I "This time, we're golnj to beat from the activ I Idaho State." beamed Mukris are general ,i«-i Michgnn State's boxing team. j Is Tnhslnlii MeeSaAi Tuc„|ay as he sent his charges urrciitly the only unbeaten squad ; thrnui!h a scrlc, or yrUcllin« spar- Mnkris felt that the three-day The prclimir train ride to Poeatcllo and quick TIm Leag, Leaf altitude changes had a lot to do "Thal 4-1 draw three weeks with "softening-up and slowing Kite Uaywarth. Jaaa Ferrer Trailer * Aide Bay so was s fluke. With the n- rption of Markawa, all the down our "fighters." "With the situation reversed JAM MOIsDKN Is Tsrhslsslsr IN rCMAMC' with we should have the upper hand," Laeiiie Ball Deal Arses Makris concluded. - OAPITGL £"* • Features Shown An eight-bout card Is tentative¬ Campus Wolf Looks Over NOW it — l:SS-S:M-S:0i ly. scheduled for ihc Spartan- SHOWING Bengal second meet of the current ESQUIRE The Swenl hti The Underwear Situation! Now Bhewtag Rest A llraullllll The Story of a Love The Gleaa Miller lure VieKobe. 1M1 NCAA III- la Techsleslsr Dial marie Wonderful Music! pound champ, whs the Spar¬ ■vcight. Story Richard Tadd . Olyala JsSas tan's Chakrn "Mike" Maekawa In the firxt writ Is Trrhalrslsr Alad JAM(S STfWAHT-JUNE AlIYSON Their second meeting is expect, pounds, the fjvoritr « Vega of I'urdur. wUh Terrer 0a A Trail ed to be the meet's feature bout. James Stewart S Jans Allyaaa j.".,r.r — -mo* - - • oumiMiiintnonr Meanwhile, the entire MSC CHeas Fard . As«s Vims I squad temporarily "broke" ti 1,1 ----- ing Tuesday night to attend the wedding reception of Tom Hickc-y ric tedding NCAA 165 • pound champion, who was married yes. Next Attraction—llachrl I., ( i ^ThT! lis" terday at Eait Lansing St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. .res THURSDAY BRAIN SURGEONS On (he lure eel (screen in out-Mtate Michigan! Illinois. FOR OUIDEP MISSILES H'olvrrinr Fundamentally, guided missiles are "BRRRRI" aaya Lupo Leer, notorious roue and fa- nous library lover. "Yea, GRKeat is the word for planes without pilots or "pilot- less" aircraft. To enable the missile ^r^tfyout- those comfortable Jockey brand Shorts! Don't over¬ Our "brain surgeons"...scientists look a good thing...get Jockey and comfort is in and engineers of Bell Aircraft's dec- the books for you!" YM.college tnen choose Jockey comfort! Complex cleitmnics the brains of a systems are missile. Servomcch- Tee don't have to be a wolf to appreciate an urns provide the "muscles.'' En- the enug-ltling. uilored-to fit comfort of ginects sre needed to develop these Jockey brand Shorts! Jockey comfort guee for nwytody, because... important "brain-muscle" systems. You can't possibly hnds more chal¬ I* I IS SI ait issuing pieces ore carefully lenging or satii&ctoty assignment! fendinc •' crafted into one smooth-Suing garment. He ha* bee Nswhr-dcv staged heat resistant rubber in waistband outlasts olhsr leading broads. tasks** aMp mOOer In leg openings slimU V MARILYN Contact your Placement Director to arrange Jor MONROE fowler rnc.v last ' Jockey TOd lUdr ' an appointment on... \ 0*Shaughnrs?r |lm yuu fall ewswlsrl I STARTER- lEGl l-ATOR- v0LrV?.l aetata s^gdyhlS"^"- RAICH 3 TOR. |)1STRIBIT<* SERVICE - or write to Jockey Uwrier* oar Always Available At I \o' and Adjust ■Hffi-NtfH* ill m ~ 1 \ ?iSi Wednwdajr. Much 3,1964 THI MICHIGAN STATE NEWS —s; r ;■ pfConference TrackMeet Advance to Independent Finals Terrmins Scuttle JFU, 42-34 nnes mI Appears Due for Uppis ae ad-dttva aw ttaao - West Shaw 4 took the Shaw . them both wes Oeeg mi t» Wolves, Mini i every quarter. Ckwely grouped for wortng '• Hall title by dropping East Shaw 11 Wayne Caae. Hams, ! for tt i Tin Bated as Top Id. Clarence Peaks. No Names. 14. _ Showing off the smoothest of- I .led alt Rama. 11 and John fenso of the night's action* West j goals for 16 Petaiami of the No Names with Shaw splurged for 27 points in the I Avery Collins with 12 I •tefendin Contenders last half of the contest to clinch ! ter shots I "n «'iUbel the game. charity tos that cn feast Shaw's lack of depth All indicationH show that Jerry DePrato. Michigan State's them severly a* onli three Kriilny antl Saturday's Big 10 , , . . .. firs' all-American football play- (minor trark meet at Chum- Smith led'them With ten' oiWour < r' *'tned th* * »" * l«itrn. III. la going to be a baskets and two foul shots. Foi- 1188 of the total of 257 drag-out affair lowing clone behind was Dick points racked up by the then with eight and far behind ; Michigan Aggies. Hobs, if poaalble. place Mirhi- Dancing is Fun In the favorite roles, with liana giv«t and— / £ Ducal iOLTAG* t.E>EO ribit* icc ,1. Jt ustfd 00 MS ins ' ' MttJ. ; Vgjfl RmB»TV Mwllig 5^^ Approves To Begin FViday Rre Station The ahMh Aamaal I State Ha ill ii ml I ■ Mia Oeadar- to Combine w« start IMffv *t Mhwg m. In Outfitting New Structure and Andraw P. Bntfsr. Con*traeti«i of a now campus f tap. Preston Brooks 1 I t form, according to Jbtm Patriafchc, city rollna felt this was IM at PnMmtaary plans for tho sUtkm were approved Mon¬ te and on day night by the East Laming city council, following an Butta^djwtalhm ad nata chamber and paunded hy the college adminte- th a cane until he taO asnai f/ gfM ^ TM At Psychology Meet II on Shaw ~ aw.-, v Lane *. ——. to Dr. Gerald S. Blum, of the U of M psychology department. day at 4, in room 17 Psychology ~ " Skier's Paradise! Following the oner will be "ITAUENE" > R taahe HRe Mb . HAIRCUTS ARE MNMN.PI tahopM he IN STYLE NOW Lecturer Wheels Resort Convo To Discuss Opens Today I by the city's fire depart- Science Much of the work done by iavn.su no vt\ m ! Wendt to Stma Relation to Peace East Lansing streeV system nights of publication and take brought the toUl distance of city turns reading page proofs at the Dr. Gerald Wendt, direc¬ streets to 3SJ3 miles. printing olsnt. tor of science education This consists of reading a wet entertainment, bookkeeping and It is abort and Of for UNESCO, will discuss copy of the entire paper for pos¬ several lata In sible libel, or obvious mistakes Clare A. Ounn, tourist service "What's New in 8cience" that may have been caused In eaay to manage A Full Week! imitationi mid thosfb A Available oslj tbmsgh uu In the Auditorium t o n 11 h I at the printing. fttoiler\ Brun-Sbot n Only $1.25 . . . a 1:30. Many of the Ideas for mere aantag board tar a final goal. mlted forttet. The talk, part of the Lecture- Concert scries, will be devoted to Five traffic commission ELDA DIANE rccom- for a tunnel or bridge linking the the significance of srienre in the BEAUTY SALON Two Film taken. The jam Topics with parking, surveys end bus stops, traffic "yield right of way" Veer <■ Ht.rr ta- Listed for Series B:3t-3:3e. Than. IM He has been In charge of dis¬ information on scientific ..the weekly Audio-Visual Con- mta and stimulating in- couple of terms in office, they irr IUlT1 , h o w I n g Wednesday policemen's and firemen's hours. science education and W(||1„ a fUm ^ |nUrn. del ui Movie* to ni—IfltJ 1:10. "Urine City' more Plan," two Social Work Agndts ben development ■ Prrets improvement, will complete the Kale, executive seen tary of the Ingham County Social Dr. Wendt received hie M il Welfare Council, will show mov- MSC Social Work Clubs Al Yaw Kadltiwr Neoda tonight at 7. E The 1.1). cards will a< the lecture. Tickets for the gener¬ social agencies and their KAYS KNIT al public will he on sale at the Kats will discuss the work Auditorium box office Wednesday AlCOHOUC TONICS 0**1N6. Pomg Tornmey rW DagWn Tot Semf5 YOU'LL LOVE TO SLEEP IN COTTON PUSSE SLEEPERS A bright mw idea for your nifhtlifc . •aucy red b*Uet ahoea print soft Loading Digital Coaspetert, llecuealc and • ~ • on k ■ Machine* Thee Is Msbr I IM prOfTMM . . . MM . ♦ irmIIIH wwrbiagi bsmsSm, | Hyem degree or meimUt MJm So smt 3.95.* (I ' ^H I . .. V, ' . * -• • : r;~ 2&M ' • - -W - ^ • 'Lk&L * - •••■ •