PUBLICATION price s ft $500,000 Vishinsljr Donated by Dies inifee' Foundation New Yefldfr Olhrr Ituilmiif: I Manx A mini veil Atom Debate- - i Postponed v. NKW YORK <*•)-— Y. Vlxhlnxky, mouthpincB of tht SoWft III* U.(Mln«U Detail* Art Worktd Out by tht C^trt Dtrctora* ton, iliml of a heart Monday ax ha draft** a* bn, itifully Staged portant xtatrmrnt of try'* viaw* on hjHdfUM. PrealdtHt El- xrnhower'x atnmx-f « fosca' Thrills Audience Sukmii Yager, plan, lie wax 70. The fiery chief Soviet to the United Nation* Frank Frknrt. delegation headquarters i Avenue at 9 30 tjn. not wily excellent musical, but • Cine dramatic performance*. gettini up early Outside of a few moments of inconsistency, the New York City Operu company orchestra proved which Parade reply U the I' M. Captain (lurk. Coach Duffy. Funnyman Hunk mmTmopTValuable'johnny™ Today Optimism Reign* at Banquet \llege Flags to : act. and I of the choir boys the pageantry in their red Nystrom to Captain Gridders GM Celebration robe*, und the grand entrance of I of the Cardinal helped to off-set f the heart. Vlthlnsky* death touched off I ill-play Itx icrven and whlta (lav* today, joining Excellent in supporting roles > and among WuU Nystrom, Construction will ro»t 4440,V'.O Kite to General Motor* as the nation'*largest nuto- were Richard Went worth u thf in Moscow on hit den hushed the room! with • with an additional $M HUM in prnlucer a-xembled Its 50,000,000th car in Flint. Sarrristan, and I aeon l.l*hn*r a* of philoaophy. — Hyitr—> left w tttUi lasU tkil i 'urnt*bings and equipment, MSC the political prisoner, Angelotti. Even though we've had our .ft ' offirials estimated. The effective Mae of ahsdawa Conatruction in three other Itlgli of 46 Every sentence brought roam of laughter. Then he grew set- areas were also given the go ahead sign at the Board meeting, loos, and the rrowd sensed it Cloudy« Hornier "I'd like to extend to you my ' thank, Forecast for eket.n, ma r.p .j —» Today and half as I only hope that I ran he good as they fftolden and 1 ^ . . 1 Spartan* can save their j Kauth) were." .partme.U TP. thrUtm.a warmest clothe*, the worst w j Nystrom then told the asscrr still will be to come. a Today's weather little warmer with a , 7 Painters bly of the words of the roarta to men tardy to practice—' | be late or you'll miss the boat high of 46. Cloudy skies and | south miles westerly winds at It are forecast. Placed oh He said that the seniors tw kept the boat afloat this year. We're going to try to keep i boat afloat too," he said. Probation Foundry men'* ll.hu were aeeatmeahic Mela | Senior *uard Hank Hullou.l, Seven Xtudcnta involved In i • > Society to Meet , ! desperate lave far 'T s.'»*£ > hX .1 the parage will The American Foundry men » Ike *evM C eaupaulelpafty aad ! the MjueX. and »enior bark John I""1 KTW-" *"<1 White , rM< 'later Balpk W. Society invites alt .interested per- A cloud effect In the the final art. i xevlet ( eaaefl «f MlaUlm MalMck berime the fir.l Spailan I'kint were put on •iiMiplln- ia»tn« Mirer Max •op* to a program introducing ! *r! al ,hr C'tadel of Sai An.rlo, Saul ciedultty ul ( ..ikered Ikeee «e app.lai r^wmlwlen la Me efcerge «* j! In hiatory lo win two Mo. I Val- • arv [initiation Monday, John I-.t \V. Tniitt, iixxixtttt lo the • ueble Player" award.. I larrnre lHl(«lel Jhe'onera l° ' ' , , the latest development* in shell j .thletle director -X ike (Healer molding tonight at C„y Opera I ZZ ^ MSC Foundry. rompany orrhr.lra wa» dirrrn -l | The Kremlin annmmrement .aid bal| Klon, xalfl. William Ochenakt and Stanley by Jnwph Hiw-.-n.liak, and Ilia Vi.hin»kv'. body would be biuualu Co-Capia. Don Kaulh end Le- Th' "' .tudenU were Ike .even Morgan of the City Pattern Co. performance wa» .taped by Ceo. home for burlel Hoy Uoldrn wrre the lust speak- ,,,ul »l*v«n who rhoea lo appear of Detroit, one of the pioneers in ppld Sarhae. Ttie new. of Vlehliuky'. ileath I rrK> l-efwe Hie administration rather the field of shell molding in this Tonlfht at B IS Use rompany ( brouxht n-i comment from Ihe than Ihe AH-Colle.p area, will conduct the program will pnf-wm "tti.-leito" In the | While House, but tIA Stecrrtaiy I Eaalh capretaed hi. .rail- | dietary. Ochenski is in charge o< the Audilorium An aftern-win mat-: of Sl-ilc Dulle# extended hi. ceat- fee the heoer casting of the electrical equip¬ Inee of Ihe llumperdUlk opera, ! di.lei.rrs a.wt said the kovict kwl- the team thU year. He pr.Ued ment using the shell molding "Ifaiurl and tirrlel, will be of- ! er •« an able end viforoue ad- all Ihe member, ef the u.m | vneate of hi. country'* police.." 1 aad ceeehla* >Ufl aad hinted Ike .lodeatslitteert ea Ike fear fered atBtSpm Mudrnt* 40 Years With Dump* and Stable* ,lU had another par- This Old House to Make New Move ommrndsti (here will be l-'CTi Joyce Coe- • ' Miaa Mtchi- I'-rpoUe (joeen •no the Spartan |*KAh-TV will amut V.-TV in trarumit- tci t-aoaing rclcbra- w |M mil AKn,,N.,u . " 30 I"".. SI |-„1 H'tlMKN'. hai.i ISffll • SO I MttTtxq Ax nn onraniMtlon depgmioiit on winning mutml trust to bo fffoctivo. the All-Coll**# Student Judiciary h in a difficult position. And they've l>een In an ineffective poettton. too. becnnxe lit OllWi a, /wu they have not won the confidence of all parties concerned. that pay all the wa> from five anuw, The judiciary has the constitutional approval of the to eight dollars per wp*k to Student Conirrcx* and government, which aaya the judici¬ live off campus, tt aeema a ary decision constitutes the official all-cotle«e student gov- ernment recommendation. sorry plight that any student should have to pay a premium lo live like a human being. McfrmPso ■IMM : tjmel t Opm won Although the rules on moat canes appearing before Ihe The eras ef the ettaallen at mama aaa aaaa judklarv are made and referred hy the college governing I asa H la that there are many heard and administration, all judiciary recommendations students who actually pay ex¬ ilORH 411 4MIH to date have liecn accepted hy the dean of students office. tra ta get away frem Ihe «!8IMK«f99l!IM a9m But judiciary hearings are optional—no one is required jus dR oiMdiainM to appear before it on a diseipllnnry esse. And it is her*, among students accused of vMhting a ill aamm odhkt college regulation, that the judiciary has been meet inef¬ fective. Why? right citliens of Kant laming vt it t The judiciary can act with a decisive voice on appeals ky\y and the surrounding area ama Jiumm THIS from the rulingselection of other student ami on hillsand judiciaries boards, who capitalise on the situation t can pass on procedures enacted by by ehsrglnf a student a prlre aaammm am am* Student Congress. that Is even higher thjn Ihe college room rateii. mamma Hut more frequently the judirinry is acting an a disci¬ The only way that we can amma dll amum plinary rase where a violation of a social rale or college correct this mutter Is to give 10 pvgntation is concerned. the student u free hand In ammm amm ammm choosing his place of residence One case of student disregard of the judiciary is that off campus. After living u yeur 'til bit disciplinary cases, only recommendations ran be made, Ilall...Ways in the dorms the student has a jknd this appears on the surface to he no power at all. It very good idea that his isn't home and goes forth in search letters to flu Editor has led "pooh-poohing" hy students who feel judiciary to a bet ion will have no effect on their cases, f The acceptance of every judiciary recommendation by Christmas in July of a decent place lo live. This brings up the case of unapproved housing. The rcu- COHOMTIO* Ihe dean of students shonld he a happy situation. But un¬ son thot some of us live like -By WEBBY HAIA- the animals depicted in the to length >ng .Igor# to Ink I fortunately "rubber stamp" claims have been made by the Christmas in cartoon Friday is because the Itudcntx who see no difference between student ami ad¬ July I college forces us to. ministrative handling of their rases. Silly, you say? N. ! Itul besides feeling that judiciary appeal is a a gesture, many of the students aliased ef vMattaas find the procedure for appealing their cane vagae and pooch- a aschm rrahxe what Christmas a a subtle scheme introducing to unsuspecting customers merehatufivers week earlier each year. by have been advertising PRONE ED 2-1511 Campus Classifieds DOI.I.AR PROFITS ARE POSSIM.K Nowadays a clever artist ran easily use Santa CUux to EXT. 268 In .1 P. ] To effectively counteract the hesitancy, uncertainty ami That is except at MSC where recommend his favorite brand of cigarettes in a Septem¬ THRU WANT ADS COSTING PENNIES giistrust shown hy students in it position to appeal, the he ik treated like u teenager ber ad without too much ridicule from readers. till he leaves the place. A fine judiciary must provide definite answers to questions being gxked. detiMieracy we have here with One audacious ad in a July augarme issue pictured San¬ CtAKIMfD RATtS . Who's entitled to an appeal? What type of cases are ta Clans relaxing in a kwa chair ami rajoying a cool sum¬ and do as you are told or the MI.lw.io II Wok FOR SALE •xeludtxl from student judiciary action? What kind of mer drink. man in thr Ad Building will handling will he given to a case? What are within the n. I t?*j Mc ! ATTENTION PAkTY THE Am.rlr.A LAgUin I'LAI I. range of recommendations the judiciary can make—are 1 am so doggone fed up with itepartment stores stimulate the Christmas fervor in the autocratic they yesTvr no, open or shut decisions? I'mler what cir- late Aagust bv exhibiting a Christmas layaway display in institution Is rui way fumHtanccx, if any. would the recommendation be over¬ comer of the store. fear of reprisal ruled? and I am going to The student judiciary has no overt power or authority Christmas card manufacturers insist on the necessity of - my that bi a disciplinary case, la a disciplinary fasc, it can't eom- baying your nuwiogrammed greetings during the snmmrr off-campus housing and the attitude of the campus In ap- prl anyone to appear before it, nor can it enforce its i Iictore the season rush. ignoring mendation. In fact one slogan dominates all those Christmas en¬ Ijwklng "power." the iudiriarv must he persuasive. ex¬ thusiasts. "Do your shopping before the holiday rush." ercising independent judgment and creating confidence if it is to tn- effective. So what happens? Housewives, hoy fiimd rush downtown in the middle of Aucwst la hnv that spiriol Lfltm to Ihr Editor gift far Christmas. Stores cooperate by promising to exhibit their Christmas Debate Coaches Back decorations a week earlier The Santa Claua Parade, originally scheduled for Thanksgiving Day. is moved up each yenr. until now the Red China Question To IW Rditer: first frost seems to hint that Santa and his reindeer are all act to begin the annual flight to housetops and chim¬ in the middle of Miehtgon's Indian tonal stand of the State News Past Laaniagitea on the neext for open debote in tree sarro—did h our colleges and universities tutorships have difficulty fur* bidding freedom of thought. The moat abject slave can think his own thoughts and threat.* direr text towi student.* investigating an>i ti rusanf our foreign policy the Far Cast join the citUrnrjr of a nlov* The national debate proposi¬ tion on recognition of Ibwnmu- nut Chma is a iugtuficant one }Michigan State News Kssrr— 5** Bit at Mm am Prmm Wb am*. Wtwl jjgjjl «w Look Appears Annual yder Coed Inside AsKer House ' To SeHte Pastries "Afcblesklvers" will be served by the members of MSC Faculty elected Queen l»y JOAN LICHULNBRSOP* Women at a coffee porty Dec, 4 Aahcr llotmo, men's religions living unit, hits Inken on a from 2 to 5 pan. new look from Imsernent lo second floor. Aeblesklvers, which .ire small Danish pastries, will l>e served by MOcouplM attended the second annual "Uurr|nno The remodeling which wa» the group for a coffee party in Brody Hull Saturday *!*.-»* i 'nnVaMA Goodrich iii|ht ami witneiwed the (InAiUtnk fiuuh>%i... started In the has summer of I95S Conjunction with their annual . frexhman, a* Mia* .... II' . just i»een completed l»y the ; of N»iwy < residents. bazaar in the Rust Lansing Mas¬ I RM'1 onic temple. Social Circuit ant to tlie dean of tudents, wo¬ men's division and Miss Marvi* Richardson, assistant professor of bacteriology and public health, ninif la: David Kliborn, Detroit f|>he women's swimming team are co-chairmen of the affair. umore to Patricia Hrudy. Inside, remodeling I recently lost a meet with the .started ut Women's City Club of Detroit. Featured at the bazaar will be Winnetka, III., inphomorev the bottom ami worked up. Four a special greens table. Spruce, MSC first places were: 100-yard hemlock, jack and white pine, Ileeent Phi Kama HI,M new rooms and u natural wood- breast stroke, Put Swuney, Union- balsam und cedar will be Includ* nine* are: I'hiiek (letle. Unvinf fininhad all-purpose area provid¬ town, Pa, Junior; 100-yard free aenlor, to Sue Conrad, (iruaae ed more usable space in the Poinla aenlor' Harold Sunditrum style, Sully Seyfarth, Detroit Taking part hi rerewl rrowalag af Mtag Harrlmaa Read freshman, und diving, Joyce Kel¬ Chicago graduate student, to Tearing out some wall* ly, Battle Creek sophomore Mary Olin, Saginaw Hophnimwe. w»r.: Paula Me liana U. MeKia L. HhlMiU. QtaM necessary to enlarga the kite Members of the relay team Fred Kuekes. Wallet take len¬ Nancy C«mver*e, WHUam R. Phillip* and Nancy Cardan. Then the whole room got which placed first were; Mary to Mary Srhiffmuiin: Hob Spruell, Isenont Furnace, Pa., rR.„1ily-.«*»i>t«* — AMPI.K PARKING MIT I.N REAR HE STORE. SHOP "Trojan in lo fine rleanin« the stuffings. What Sterling in In Silrrr' 1st and one main Willi*!* N. Wsllln, - Owner Alter which idt's talk M» JEWELRY HICKS — holiday festivities, OPF.N LOW Prices TROJIHIOIl (2 terann, Holland junior, un party outfit that r Wih/hti i«» Ki'n'/re FOIt BUSINESS ib IHnrount.Budget Pliu Malm, Oak Field. N. Y. about with differ, ^ to Sue Ijbkuimm, I tat tie to do duty for man Intliritluul Coeds taking Counseling part in winter In Our IN EVP 1lll|I.I)IN(; Open Friday nlchta. Saturday IO-« P.M. 1222 Woodward Ave. ^cca/te/uf and ^ai&vu Other Theta Chi pinnings they're •IHI. behind the thaaklag add: Maynard S|>otts, Jor JcnningN. AImIcIIu lividual counseling SKK Al.l. Ol'lt NKW Oppualte Orayalane TF. I-Utl ville sophomore, to Carol <» hy Panlld STIH'K or JKWKI.KY 32S »a«t Crand lllvrr Ntxt Door lo Kcw^m! Of la aenr-tem Jonrsvtlle sophomore; CTi Seniors of Week 22.1 M.A.C. Kl> 2-229.1 Dolores Oddshl Larsen - "We'll Be Skiing Yon" Leerts, Red Bank, H. J., junto The seniors Ann Shaw, Midland sophon Flame J ennui and Kaptw Kappa Gamma, Paul Bulthouse. Spring l*ke Roger AbdelL lor, to Jean Wylhe, Dei WHAT'S THIS DROODLE? Union lb urn For solution lurby are are. A recent TWta CM engage¬ two years i too paragraph below. ■nesa of Thanks- ment is Rick Becker, Kalama/uo the Student i k< have faded away junior, to Sue Luomala, Kaleva as Kleetioni | ywneer* The men who SKK TUB I and finally aecur- i. 11 •mically called WORI.D Ballot Box eaently the office hide: a •artan Magazine. New pledges ..I Phi k>HS His 1 iludent msn, ■* srr Rerniird Prendrrgast. II.• mrnib RIKF Chester, N-. Y., freshmen. H,.h- I Cenleftnlsl <' ■rd Redemekcr. Msnislee fresh- ecrountin men; John Juncker. UeUvm. Ill, of Delta COLLEGE BIKE Sorority flMfcmu; Jack U^Wgrsff. Grspd •Trot' Tram* Hi rt Inlay* Honored SHOP 'HripsnU In Um Tur- Residents of Fast Mayo who 1.11 IIAHKISON KD. Tom Roberts, I'raf. V and era r Detroit freshman. John Robert- dinner recently. A similar dinner aon. Short HUla, N. J , freshman. will be held De« 7 for coeds with Ph. KD 2-4117 Bitot of i Ron Smith. Grandville freshman, December birthdays. turkey di Dick Schlooser, Rochester. N. Y.. •trriain lit BUI Lutz, Adrian so- runrwri nd Biff Johnson, High- Park, IU , freshman GOING HOME itributora Awards Purchaseil ACCORD!NO TO TMi LAROIST and la toot COMt-to-coa«t Women1! Inter- FOR Council recently purchased Is. ctillege Hurvey, college unokent prefer Luckiee—and trophies to bo awarded lo sec- osut-plac. winners lu the Inter- by a wide margin. The No. 1 reaaon: l.uckien taete Dorm Surg and Hnmerumng dis¬ play contests. In the past, truph- los hove boon given only to the dorm winning first place. Thanksgiving better. TIiouwhmIh of Rtudent* nppreciate Luckien' better tiutte almunt as much »g the puir in the Droodle above, titled: Sweetheart* attempting to kirn and There'* none thing lo be naid for lh« traditional enjoy better-tasting Luckie* at same time, l.uckien come on Turkev Dinner at Thankngit wg. »ul «houU you he taste better for good reason*. First of all, Lucky staying oser . . . don't forget — ne*l lo home, the Strike means fine tobacco. Then, "It'n ToantmT' to in — PAMOI S f.KII.I. in I he nirowl, friendliest place to taste better. Thw famous Lucky Strike process tones the coffee's* up Luckien' light, good-tasting tobacco to make it taste even better—cleaner, fresher, timooLher. So, fine enjoy the better-tasting cigarette . . . Lucky Strike. T3ettea taste Lucfctes... CLIANIRg PRISHMg {Bennett'* Grill L-" iMhnKudM. t\*M, me < . Win NCAA Harrier Crow ♦ x ■ rt Mi' 1 .. t i •go. 337; 141 h, Grinnolt, J#-. Military ln,„tl Among lh,. i, Monday's champions Big 10 champ,, tal of 331 point*. Is 21:43.1. that Frame, although 40 yard* be¬ competed hind the leaden at the three mile Ron Davis finished in 77th sixth, Notre Dame. I fin. tic sventh. Pitt and Maryland, mark atartod to pick up apeed place and 62nd team place with and war tied with New York Un¬ a time of 22:05 and John Proctor ninth. South Dakota State, The Flint Five Finisher*. Frame, Klnf, BckheS. Terry 333; 11th. Weatem Michigan. 343; 1 iversity'! Ceorfe Kin* at the was fifth man in 02nd place and half mile mark. With and Snwell. 13th. Ohio State, 111; ISth, Chic- ] three and a 76th team position in 22:36. little more than a quarter of a ago. 137; 14th, Bclolt. 333 ; 249; Other Michigan State runners mile to go Frame started hit fin¬ were Bob Skane in 101st place 12th, Ohio Slate, 371; 13th, Chic- 1 ishing bunt of apeed and won the with a clocking of 23:10 and Del J I speeii and both men passed the three and a half mile marker In race by about 33 yard*. Parker in 103rd position with a • I 17:30. Kin* was second with a time timing of 23:12. S Oh Campus of 30 03. Fred Eckhoff of Okla¬ A total of 1? full teams and homa AAM third in 30 00. Goorgr Terry regained the lead and ; 117 individual runners started in Terry. IC4A champion from Bos- passed the three mile marker the meet and of these 115 run- rth with a time with a time of 14:57. At this | ners finished. fAaStao ./ "Bf/Ml II., »,11 DR. CECIL L. GATTEN Grid Banquet Chirapcacter THE INTELLIGENCE QUOTIENT tan t - 4 — Msaday thru Friday OF NED FUTTY rtdin* high, all edetl t everything going against admire intelligence above all things." is th \ A T T E N TI O N Ned Futty, on the other hand, was u niai gence or leave it alone. What he loved and . was girla. "What 1 love and admire abovi the way he put it M. S. C. Veterans Assn. One day Ned saw Chloe walking hy on the he exclaimed. "How sweetly flows that lupu The following day he saw her walking pa "It's up to you to make the i fire!" he exclaimed. "Next, when I east m • . Regular Meeting vibration each way free, O, how that ghtt. Fred Tripp, legislative assistant When he aaw her again the next day, he the governor, represented himaelf. He ran up and blocked her «nv ,»vernor Williams and presented Agriculture to the team, for Its tugging hia forelock, "I am Netl Kutty uis TUE., NOV. 23-8:30 P.M. •til | Matstvk with the I Award—a gold watch symbolic of Governor's sportsmanship and conduct dur- , tng the past season. aaytng of it. Will you be mine?** It. t/>u„ She looked at his quarter-inch haircut, hi | ,hl. mot, valuable player. RM. 33 UNION BLDG. oennant. ie game. I ... 'm . . . „ cht**d. u^'. .M*'* . wttov. t. oollon I Believe in eel lege siBie- Urn. awl I bettor, in f~4b.Il- bis two-day beard, his gamy T-shirt, his composing tennis shoes. "You are not um 1 * «am« *• 1 *ock M,d' "Ow-I «• )us< I,k* <° wy that III always remember "but for me beauty is not enough. InteUii I've never been aeuuamted "I'm smart as a whip" said Neil with a m a better bunch of players or everybody always said, 'You got to get up pre to get ahead of old Ned Futty '" "Maybe so," Mid Chloe, "but if you don't sure. Will you come into the 1 O. testing THIS her into the I Q. testing department "First I will tret your vocabulary." said » • « . "Shoot!" Mid Ned gaily and licked her palm. IS NO "What does jmxtapmttion mean?" "Beats me," he confessed cheerily. "How about ineffable?" "Never beard of it," smiled Ned,plungi! g \ « (a "Furtive?" BULL "With fur on?" Mid Ned doubtfully. Chin, aiyhod. -How aro you on arithm.t., " - > -A goniua." ho auurrtl hrr. "What's Hi. difforonro hotwoon > num.,■ * FALL -My fooling oxaclly!" Mid Nod with u:> - I'' > TERM_ tho difforonro?" -If • man oarn. fifty dollar, a month of hta oarnings, how long would it txlr V ' "Forroor." Mid N«L "Who ran mm We Must -How do you And a wju.ro root?" -How ahould I know?" ronlicd Nod. g,ggl,rg GRADUATION -How aro you on Engli.h? a.krd Chi, Soon Discontinue -I .poak it fluontly." M,d Nod with . •' pi.Jo -What il tho bmont torn, of " -Wroot." ropltod Nod, clutching Chlor ' * Sittings For of tho Maxlxa. -No.t I will loot you for manual Jo«ti r - . •« him a hoard punrhod full of oddly »h,,» i 1 » Christmas addly .hoped peg.. "Fit tho peg. ,n thr ; Delivery ANNOUNCEMENTS "Let's nork in.tr.d,' roar hod far Chloo. longi.h inter*, But ah* fondod him off. "Ned Futlj, You ham th. higheot dambnoM «roro of . ConaaqumUy oiuoquontiy I ricannot bo your girl, for 11 ARE HERE ton all thing*.' Ha hurtod him -But I lo*o rat' you will main ■ aha pool" -I am MtTy." aha anawrrod, -Rooonaidor. madam." ha bo, "Go," aha Mid coldly. Make Your Appointment Bring .Your Receipt Spont and spoorMess, ho atrugglrd to 1 ha aaado hia painful way to . Than bo oponod tho tho d.-r T- " door and aUi -■ a ' ' NOW! UNION Gallap-Austin Studio BOOK STORE LATE PER Across Fran State Theater Phono ES 2-1813 Tkm «ofan to oronfM h|tol|ll ! enjoy SEMI-fORMAL 9-1 3 •arts EtHtSFs m DoiiwCrnnn nYjflhnw ' "" IHeii on JFU Wins Independent Title 10 Team >r JACK jru «M i« wm Br vtrnM <* . W. Maw 1. M; FtiRHna «. » ed Sd-yariti Tail Smith added tho ell- 11-11 Victory over the Ho- Scoring In every quarter. W. '• paaaing orm odg.il willon Club, tho JFU'a raWaM Shaw S rolled to a 25-0 victory a paaa to Jerry tlooa, Thia over Phillips t In Monday nights drive orpo .tiled by ■ lh- l'b' ' Displaying fine offense led len.lty aeceaaed against he injuird taU a I tor diving tu tag u play- Domonatratlng Ihrlr . loom »peod, the Hawaiian Club aeorad on the flrat ploy from acrlmmaie. Sho Saaki hit KJ Trngan with a 10-yard paaa for the flrat aeore nf the game. ot play. Tho ploy cover¬ eck t Bay Ooaky to aeore In the second and third periods. Rill Rled and Fred HURRY — LAST DAY! Sehutta were on the reeetvlng ends ot the aoonng paaaes, and Mlm llrllwarth added the all Important extra point after the 'M»r»l SUfififkfs RANDY RCHRRC1CNGOOT . named In AU-Htar tram . j of the all college fencing tourna- 1 merit are ul follower first, Bok lleglev. second. Rill Tevt. third No Spartans Pete Karlner, and fourth a tie •nowa a* between Ray Fleming and Perl ^^ptatunra at nil • i:ii - » u . t u - » u AP All Big 10 Lists Three Bucks CHICAGO (A*)—Hose ltovvl-t>ound Ohio Stale, the first leant In win seven Bi|t 10 games in tin* season in modern history, pained three itositions Monday on the 11151 nil- conference fiadhall team selected hy The Associated Press. !ctn failed to the ,lr. 20 177 5-10 Colombo Big W.I.Wat miter Back- Bob MoNamara. Mb Si 22 I HO 0-0 Halting*. ? CONSULT CAMPUS Back Alan Ameche. W»*ct fir 21 212 «-0 Kenosha, CLASSIFIEDS Second Teunv KD 1-U1I I.IUI Ends-John Kerr. Purdl Frank Gilliam. Iowa. and Michigan State Tackle*—Kate Burden. I and Francis Machlnakv. ,wst the second team State Guard*--Jim Relchenbac State, and Jun Smnl. Illtnoi Center Chock Stains. Minnesota. State; Eddie Vincent, Iowa; Bobl Tackle —Dick Hitinaki, Ohio State Watklns, Ohio Stab-, and Hutir Sr 23 231 §>2 Cleveland, Ohio Bobo, Ohio State. com* to !l»d- Ron Kramer. Michigan Honorable Mentions included: Soph If 21(1 «-3 E Detroit, Mich Tackle—Randy Guard - Schrcrcnguet. Henry Bolloogh. FISHER BODY Back* -John Matsock and ^ and- OLDSMOBILE'S look... of tha naw " 'GOLDEN CAR' N HOUSE •J^> *V?/ - *' P3p3ll9 5S . I 'fea ' It 1 <; tTT ;• e t Carl in Earned T Assistant Dean r'fwo transfers, three ap- jpointments. nine leave of ab¬ sences and four resiifnationa Jtrere approved Monday by the State Board of Agriculture. jlS!?0's (foveminit body. J Dr Edw.-rd A. Cr.rlin, »m irofesso- of ipci»l science. Pr. James W Miller, protean pf_ poluU-al science, w brofcssor and head of the depart tsMut of teacher education, effect¬ ive Doc. 1. I»M. A member of the Half since l»4l). he will be the tirst head of this department tinder the rcorianiscd five-depart- tnent School of Education, r Appointments approved were - Frank J McArdle. aaa * '— In the whole wide world- OF FINE SHOES CVpUllSKMl no cigarette likesatisfies a Chesterfield! 465 Pairs Brought in from Our Other JACOBSON Stores JOYCE-TOWN and COUNTRY OLD MAINE TROTTERS MADEMOISELLE FOOT FLAIRS-CARMELET1ES 2 PAIRS