/STUDY SPARTANS. 5 DAYS LEFT nil include IT 22 class- for lUff. two i reference end | British Crime Mininter Sir Winston < harrkill addrew L- » seat auditor!- , new Parliament member* in W ent minister Hall. 1 imdna. •, -nd meals tab- | England, an he arrrpt* an KOth birthday gift, a portrait search and leach- of himnelf, painted by t.raham Sutherland. Identifiable in picture are Speaker of the Houne W. S. Morrinon. be- wigged figure behind (hurrhill. and Clement Attlee. right, leader of the opposition (l.abor) party. rc Ward Hod*' M.ihlgan tarm •: Pius XII Condition J Brake, preai- ran State Grange n and Ivan May¬ Said Very Critical Joan Gavin. It. I nnenuty of idf calks, as sha*n pnmng one Kaaua* coed who uaya ah* get. too mi of the favorite "whmile stops" where an mnas 's the Michigan l.aoa mate student* kaee congregated to greet her an ohe gnen to her eiaaaaa at I renew. Kan. The pretty caatewt winner aeraaa happy enongh bat "he aaya if the I Recurrence of Former attention darisn't stop "he wilt have to go to rlmwna by car. to Take Illness (Jauscs Collapse No Time for "Rudolph* l'uii Bonus VATICAN CITY (,Ct — Pope Pius XI! ha* -offered , . 1(1 Bids , -jvm collapse. with a weakening of the gallant heart that IJkCartkj t hais served him through w year* of prieathood. Eariy t/e-j**1*" V* a £ Christmas Concert Planned , day there *u grave anxiety for hi* life. • Xi'mrnj W Oa* * tht uigb- * * * Through the nig Jtoa Var* Drtro* Irre*- i3 pro***r M.i a • taken Dec. f 1* WW a Romans gathered u WiU VA< 'Jh» fHStiUYt Italians Head •»— *" ■ pra* for Termer? ♦ Wrtm S*ptoU 1* AMtnj iluf c^frtk. ■ r*hI * ' K""*n v" Likely List ^ m™ TV prmcrsm - « to** * € - rpAof-ur vffi * the ,K«rv. auft*rr»~ JtSZ 4rt*rr r or Id's lie* to 425 join million Roman m the prayer*. ZH Bell Ringers To Succeed Present • A Mt«r, ir, -wil _ # investment ROME t/P> — Who would cs^meskns-Om*^ Action treasurer's ""Teed I'npv Pius XII in the ire* syndi- ev,nt hi* death? they will The Collcae at Cardinals, NEWS IN BRIEF port/ Innclies Defense xl'S-ti* Stephen Shcppard launched ma Major in Mtuiral Therapy Thursday. testi/yum there wa* tamper . p* form >n«topMd'e July 4 murder * Part # * ts mw:han«ed. Thrre -4 ncOM* san A It's Easy to Combine Careers -The Sosiet Union \ tii MIC«idAJ»: fl'TA.Tl. KI.WS li^tjting ihc NWft :-'vr'(i Plizzle $!;« vj' The KOI.EMINE Dulles Extra Ticket Hut Rather Amn»ing, Exjtemire Clarifies Policy ittSSS HUMk. ■JIMMI4 Mii't'J (dfci-4W U3MI- ii,«ii»r.k like a real winter: By J. M. ROBERTS Must bo some guy* get real excited about this Corona¬ tion Ball. Like the one who walked away from the Union Administration statement* on Far Eastern poHey have Ticket Office the other day with a pair of $4 ducat*—one (rone Just about as far as possible now toward clearing up for hiAself and one for his date. the U. S. attitude, but whether it will satisfy the "(ret The gat dishing out tickets for ■ „ ~ JJT* ballet Wednesday tougher" demands of the Republican Sennte faction led thc night was next having her troubles. * * by Sen. Knowland remains in doubt. too. A slip of the hand and the ^ ' Secretary Dulles has now made two particularly lucid •pitied all over the Then there'* the trip that statements on the subject. A* It stanils, the United {Hate* M«ms to be falling through, a will defend Formosa anil the Pescadores if they are at- {•reposed student train to Flor¬ ida I jet ween winter and spring tacked. term*. The idea was quickly Retaliation will be made to fit the gratft of any aggren- frowned upon when backer* asked about official collefe a km, with all-oat attack on the mainland always remain¬ - [xmsorship. No purjiose other ing a possibility. In other words, the Chines* Reds are than to live it up. pointed out put on notice that they cannot expect anything like the tlie Administration. Manchurian "sanctuary" which they enjoyed daring the Kewpt Way off-c a m p u if Wonder Korean War as a part of Allied policy to keep that en¬ gagement strictly limited. *.«..*< *-. Coach Forddy Anderson was real cool about th ngs atSKte s if Sherwin Billingsley will tOM >irM for hu dlufhlCT in ^ Stork c|||b now lha, lhe., M(e_ V Homemade Pastry jees % As for the Knowland suggestion for a naval opening basketball game Wed- Famous ,v af,„ tlut ,urprtoe • DoUckro. Cdffee to force release of American prisoner* by nesday night. Isooked like he he.**, clarifies! statements he anil the President Op*B HI* IS Boo. thru Thurs 'till | , parently ruling it nut. It is something which might still be adopted if other measures fail, he said. Rut he and the President are determined to avoid warlike moves. new addition to Campus Classifieds , the Prevention Some other members of the Senate Foreign Relations who throw Committee immediately expressed approval of the new last two class treaty with Chiang Kai-Shek's ments the Formosa Nationalists which Imple¬ policy, but Knowland had no immedi¬ Pity the Poor Cadet ate comment. He was in the midst of another istration over the McCarthy issue, split with the Admin¬ having chosen finally Merits for Money, to support the Wisconsin senutor against censure. Mc¬ Carthy is also a member of the "get tough with Peiping" group. A New Social Drill Knowland has said that he may not be as faraway from The military has added a new does, after all. require s maneuver to their manual o tain preeiseness and the i the Administration on the China issue as it seemed. Rut ismounted drill. sity of giving prompt and clear, he gave the appearance of a man who was going away, lt'« called social reconnaia- if sublte, directions. not coming back. But as four bucks, it is an indirect and < Formation of the Knowland-McCarlhy entente on these support two controversial questions led to immediate wonder departmental orgu among political observers whether it might be the fore¬ runner of a battle with the Elsenhower middle-of-the- roaders for party dominance, or at least dominance of wh»t will soon be the Republican minority in the Senate. The Ball received Its official blessing when One point the blockade advocutes were cx|>ecteil to raise HOTC officials decided at in the new Congress, if indeed they do not do so nqw, is dance at it was worth 10 the poosibility that a blockade could lie conducted by the They are Chinese Nationalists if they were supplied with the naval ships necessary. The pro-blockatlers may couple this idea with their long-standing contention that primary enforcement of the blockade could begin by telling nation* which receive American foreign aid to atop shipments on pain of los¬ ing that aid. Meanwhile, the Nationalists are also expected to get renewed supjsirt from the blockade advocates for their convention that the forces they have prepared for a main¬ land invasion should not be publicly handcuffed by accept¬ ing American restraint. rii; Af if * t'Wf 'Hurst Plaits To Attend Snotc flurries To Continue Big 10 Meet Orer Weekend Student Ireader* To Hold Uonvo MSC Student G'.imwB (Prudent Bill Hunt with othe Elf 19 leaden trtre ; In North a-rtem today tor • meet In* of the Bi* 19 Student Got eminent PrtAideoti Aamrtetion. Our in* th* weekend. normalf; T »•»-*-: trr! ft* tre-jfTt iutorv wtxt toad u» *ra*i; djrap ft* t »n»rt« tr-i» year t-ad »«- Phillip* run rewideat* horn/red th* >mm who awwaJ- *hen \ Can (3X003! oil *t M Hatorm. Elk Rapid* Junior and aeeond plate l> do th* aorh ia dorh cafeteria- aitk a »*i*i»l Chriwt- ' Allan SlreUo*. Eanl lancing frr-hman. with «u» dinner WrdaruU) ai*ht 7 he table* a*rr decoraI ■ [eellrr. look orer Ih* trophy prevented In Matum *d afth -mill ChrUtau* tree-. rath of th* a oaten had Ilav M Hoard a* Ih* winner in Ih* lir.1l Annual Union aa eototl and the atea did all the work fli*.. Tournament. Third plate wa- awarded in rAtifi. Lebanon -enor. Second, third and fourth Ilansel and Crelel Scheduled b\ iinner. were awarded rerognilion pin-. Delivery Service Toyshop Tlteuler. Dec. It and I rli. Il s Eagv Bennv's Drive-in Let Benny do ail th* le* «ork—jo-t flick your dial on Board Sponsors hi* war ... for th* fiae-t food in town. Haie a party and pool your order* for food with a treat ia lent Ride Bureau rtery kite. lleSierj char** 25r. est to Present (hristmas Drama «r p. Attend Church This Sunday Ulfii A* For ALT GAMBLE CENTRAL FREE ALL SAINTS wrw — vac* SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL CHURCH METHOIHST CHURCH •oca Knit u'ew iott« Union Gilbert Represents MSCat Mexico Citv In havtoj of tn» fatar-A' Gtre Records For Christmas • Ftee Gift Wrapping INTER-CTTT FIRST CHURCH CfjLLlK.1 U.TSOLAN • Frrr Parking for BIBLE CHl"RCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Mailing • (oft I rrtifiratr* Brrkrr"* Drive In J1SI r Mkhicia HAMBURGERS. Campus Music Shop MAI.TEDS - DINNERS (Nrat to the Baah 1 re-elit Plana I'omr Owl and Available OLIVET BAPTIST CAMfTS V ( HI RA H SMALL'S t urniture Company IER LUTHERAN THE Complete Gift Selections 72 CHIRCH LUTMOLAN CHI"** IITHLK I H API.L I * to 9 p.na. 2 P«n. to 6 3490 S. PM Ae p-na. Snndav fWifaw Ckusd ~i TSBSS Spreading Gloom' Sporlapitt Wcriiefj vens Hints Olympic Success Honor Team Sidcli,u plci except « hand.h.ke Hitler, Thuriut.y lUggMted reporta, but the Olymplca are a different atory," aald Owena, who now weldha its, compared with 1M when he won the 100 and -Hy CHUCK MILLER- auu Hewa aeeru MMa» By Inji it time to quit .prmdlng m" about thia natlon'a rhan- meter aprlnta and the broad J and ran on the winning 400 it in! At la*t. the HeretheIt All-America'ii Ion* uwxitedfootball All-American announcement team haa aa to been MSCA„.b, relay team in the I0M Olymplca releaaed. at Berlin. Thla team la the epitome of all atar-atudded athletic «g- l'«»f Thii Avery Brunriagv, prealdent of "Germany had the beat army In gregationii, and the hlfrheat pinnacle that any red-blooded V, the International Olympic Com¬ ihq world and we atarted nut aa a mittee, aald In a apeech here that American college football player can Hope to attain—the matlcfc army twice," aald Ow- Ruaaia'r aucceaa in International "But when the chlpa were Luahwell A. C. All-Spurtan Opponent team. athletic competition haa been i, our klda ware the beat In The honor-eleven Im Delected from member* of every team which faced Michigan Slate thla fall on the gridiron, by the State Newa Hoard of Grid Analyata. Adding to the llluatriouaneaa of the honor !>cntowed upon the eleven playera picked, la the fact that neveral eminent national experta In the field of gridology are member* of the board. Although requesting that they remain anonymoua, theae JOHN POI-OM8KY experta, after aerioua deliberation, all agreed that 11 par¬ first link defenHcmen ticular individuals were the finest representatives at their, rena, voted the froateat track respective positions that Michigan State's team had wit- Ilnnll|0 Vinninn Toum athlete of the half century In The named this year. HOBBIS Winning team undated Preaa poll, U afflliat- MSC Pistol Club wlth a drive-In cleaning plant Chicago'a South Side. Gains Recognition One of the most recent additions to campus organic I is the MSC Pistol Club, newly reformed and recognize the student government. For Repairs After some shortcomings previous years, the club was Most of the other Imard members fell in line, and as a Have Thai Radio result, five players were unanimous choices. 'Mural Sidelights or Reeord Player Wisconsin dominated the team with three choices, fol¬ lowed by Michigan and Notre Dame with two, and Iowa, Hbsts flew Thursday in the temi- Repaired Purdue, Minnesota and Indiana placing one each. F final bouts of the IM boxing hampionship, and when the fln- The five unanimous selections Were I bell rang the IS finalists had Michigan's Art Walker During ami Ron Kramer at tackle and end respectively; Iowa's fal een determined. The final bouts will be held this Vacation ! Jones and Purdue's Tom ileitis at guards, and Wisconsin's] Alan Ameche, recent lleisman Award winner, at fullback.: The other two Itadgcrs were Gary .Vlessner, who lacked one vote of unanimous selection for center honors, and Jim - 1203. Out of a possible 300 pt.mv. • All Repairs Temp, who won u close decision over Iowa's Jim Freeman, C. J. Stone took high honois <■,: Guaranteed at end. MSC with 278. • Krnsonahlc Prices The MSC Pistol Club U open Notre Dame plarrd Italph Guglielmi at quarterback and to my roller* stu'denl. not only Joe Heap at halfback. ,' those of military. Meeting* are CAMPUS Minnesota's Hob MrNamara rounded out the backfitld, and Indiana's Nate liortlen gained the tackle spot opposite < held every Thursday nicht at 7 pjn. at the target range In the baaement of Demon*tratlon Hall. Walker. MUSIC SHOP After several weeks delay, due to a recount demand, final Against the Police School. Nov¬ ember II. State's team cam* » .♦ on top to the tune of 1326-1 IIS. tabulation of the I.tishuell A (' weekly (irid Predictions re-' veals a not-so-lofty .(>.">ii consensus mark, Harold Hateman ran off with top honors, picking 128 winners in 180 games for an average of .711111111, etc.. etc. /'ongratulations Hal, but I still think Navy should have Iteuten Notre Dame. Packers Give I)R. CECIL L. GATTEN Blaekhotirn The IM Office announced ths spectators are welcome for a New Contract final bouts tomorrow afternoon i GREEN BAY. Wis. (At—Coach Jenison Gym. Liz Blackbourn. preparing to takt s Green Bay Packers to Califor¬ nia Friday for the windup of the I 1934 National Football League season, was given a new contra, i VIOLENCE! Friday, with an increase in salary The Packer front office said th< DAYS! TYRANNY! ! new contract—exact terms an-i duration not announced—was of- PASSION! j fered Blackbourn now 4*in v iew ' of the fine performance* of the AMUrty I | club during his first year a Blackbourn her« SMCtacfe 1 coach. from Marquette University. came el a SmSwppt ADULTS En! 50c ■im-t-r.'; _2ad Attraction! Sho*» ■ MatO- i SUNDAY EL ;• B iMMlhihril - Hjfl® UWt UCMAIOSON gers Lose Godfrey fortJ ofBGkme ,ond HMHHH ^oodChance to Win' 5 Gym Coach Optimistic By IEKIY UMOG M to Btoto. win atoeed I around men. S*fk "We've got am to ton anto, n«m to* i1 Alan returning to (he ranks this a good chance to ' year will be Herman Junker, who ml Straight Win win it this year," said coach wCAAtotow. toww to*. was sidelined by scholastic ineli-. George Srypula, as he talked of , glbdity last season Junker a very |tr 0OSS IHH.TO* capable on the stdeborse and is The team has lost threw big All thrto wm minor letter, lot ryked a* one of the best in the Raymond ha* bton men through graduation. Joe r«ar. o&htry. "Guortaa If aa all-around 1 ■ iking over the Big 10. Mey- to replace the injur- frmnaM who pikma well any- ' K<*r. Cook, p«la said: Big 10 co-champion on H'ftit Godfrey at fuard the flying rings, and John furry, where. - Mid toypula. while -TW Hpart*it*. Illinois. and tha Sl|>artan baeketball performer, will be their talent to tlw tnmpoullne race for lop honors, while Iowa »h«i they face the Uni- and tumbling respectively. . and MWhlgan show great poteo - r 0f IMroit at 8 p.m. Citdermeirter "***""** w|,h The Spartans open their Rig 10 Lrday in Jenlwn Field- campaign Saturday Jan 15 when WALT GODFREY Iraea and Ro- they entertain Michigan here. sidelined h> had anhl< the Spartan floor lea- j •- ,TE™ Uhd Brown. laymi Ix&vesday'i sprained up. junior from Varsity Tank Team To Meet Freshmen re rk 'hough. due to the efforts of O'Brien. Dirk Phillip* and n> Mm vibeay With kin^ football »af«ly tucked away for another «*;. j ton, Spartan fan. art turning thtir mtereota to the variou Inter "port* around campus. |D*vr.r.y at 'J XAYMOMD Take The Family guard slot, opened it* season Wed- Out To Eat f D defeaUng Aswrr.p- foOlft, *Ml. \ for. for the Titans is senior 1 Guy Sparrow, who hold* —Lift M ifrme | of D scoring and rebound AT i twice hoe been nam- the All-Missouri Valley -Un to to • M| Ml TMa I* a Titan attack Mason Cafeteria We Have nd Ralph Col guard* for U Children Portions 60e Coach Bob Calihan n one of tha best .n ■ure at r U of D. add- biggest strength 1,000 Aufo Parking /tUtr Wmtkt* 500 Block W. Mkhigaa An. wm iM n arnwni- Enter Fran MkMgas game tna Food. . . Chicken t Dimimt loom, PA60DA untnuNT lei* L MieMcaa *n> The Campna Complete Skllif Eqiipmoit TONIGHT HBKESIQ BOOTS irnold air rotc officers' society ami th. club 919.93 mod 929.95 Ski Pelf* present the •6.50 aad #9.95 Northland Maple Shi* S4.50lotl2.95 Northland Jr. Hickory Skin S14.9StoS21.50 ORONATION .... Northland MnkhUminatcd $39.93 Northland Mnlti-lafninaifd Olympic *19.50 BALL DELUXE WITH IVAUGHN MONROE SKI RENTALS [tickets on sale at the door Itieketa Abo At Union Ticket Office .. W: f SICStWAS STATk • —a- P^Sbu i Lambda Iota Tan Year Old Honorary Celebrate# Fo read a aolf-wrStait fa- Ing studies t.,'1,' An Mac-found* National Ltt- ratur* Honorary will ealebrate T'«v» Ser,« Saturday i„ ^ I uminnur today with M He Ceylon." " sarin The ...I," tra iSSSg5^.SH#f&a^ (I) rind t)M block In CbD. I or 4 which lists Iho hour* of your cUm. » b, w. u Officers of brought P.m. by livture, Aut* (i) rind the block showing the day* cIomoo moot (II Cola. 1. I. I and • Indlcalo tho Urn# of day and dale on which y« Lambda Iota Tau retary, Ardeth Casselman, Ore- 'autowatlcafly^ar"" A' hopes to publish a biennial mag- X PAY* CUIMC DAYS CI.AIWI MSrr The Wool kxamination DATS AMD DOW EXAMINATION DATS AND WOIM hopt for Those Special People *2 55 <» 15 <«>" <»> c.a w wad. Doc. I « of I Give Special Gifts Oaarsnt.-d Mi. ' • Christina* Decoration* Jacket. Men a « bsnaj* Hwm rsplln ■ Ntlafi—jj-, I>44-1:14 t-4 A11 t alar. • Crystal . The | I.OH I*ricea • Glassware "to recognlxe and promote merit Club lli-rounl-tta • I .amps 14:44-11 In the itudy of literature" Flels- f»t>cn I rig.. , • Knkknack* chauer explained. He attributes Nstuida. I,.| the rapid spread of the organiza¬ 4222 11-11 14-11 4-1:14 tion to a real need in colleges for H"«si»»r4An| such honorary. Dorothy Washburn — Interiors Opiaeil. t.r.iw * i» i «tr To qualify for the honorary a 204 Abbot KMk. East Lansing I Mar-, nee,., u student must have a 1.1 grade 1:14-1:14 1:14-1:14 Mils, I average in 24 credits of English and foreign language or both. The Run. Dale A N«or must also have a faculty Man. Dm-. ii 7-t PM Tin. DOC. 14.1-4 FM Wad. Dae. 4.1-4 PM Than. Dae. 4.1-4 PM the stu- No Women Allowed! STIJN Re-Opens For Business ... because it's STUN will re-open from Thurs¬ day In the last day of finals. Hooks may be tsTFn to Organiza¬ tion Room I, 3rd floor Union be¬ tween V and 12 nzn. and I and 4 Miehilfitn Slit Jenner McCarthy p.m. Jan. 4. Sales will begin Tuesday, bospiliil. I^r l«»t hi- right le* 'nntinued from PhJo | (Continued from Puge 1) During registration week the wiis Anything In reports that hp humeri in a liilM.ri.lnr> fire b-t laae With him t» Wayne office will be open Tuesday en" and its members "attorneys Vun Huh-. u( the >IS4' pby-iral rdanliaa depart men 1. might break away from the Re¬ through Friday. No hooks will be m (arf lor tho Communist party publican party to form an inde¬ after registration week who hit- aided him in he- phy-tral Anil hi cnitol the censure phssr III u controversy thst has ragod pendent organisation. he I.OSS books taken In fall Stiiflf-nl Near* Rrrwvm around McCarthy with greater or hack. 'I am a Republican and In¬ approximately 700 have lesser heat slnre tho night in 1#!M> sold. Moat of the unsold tend to remain ii Republican. And I will do my work within the Re¬ Qiari Plans to Resume publican party because that's the texts, which will be up for resale Laughing. Sen. Bridges (R- Research Work Soon P N.H.I, naked If the ward "tnn- | RENT ... . irrent phase crystallized . |n the ■n Fulbrtght (D-Ark.). 1 -a .u- Sanknr S, t'hnri. Indian graduate student, is well on hi* WEDNESDAY „n!i ..pd^i, jotnodj ... typewriter , a Chart, who hiul rijrht Irjr srafNitateil Helnw the knee Drcrmlirr 8lh following a lalioruti explo*t»Mt aim fin- last June, has been faXerciatiiK !«r time with a wnUer and lately with an the stormy McCarthy-Army l "Then it is I annus last spring. urn****" innui From 7 lo 9:30 P.M. »rrutehe*. The WaUies tmmmlH Ike Appoints Gentlemen, this Is your night ... let our skilled em¬ Dr. Hannah s-n interpretation of ployes assist you in filling your list of gift needs. At WS A«*« IN R<» Ha\e every purchase glamour-wrapped, ready to put To (.on fere nee •I her affair*. McCarthy under her tree on Christmas morning. A chance to •(r In prepar- called Mr I ijrepa Reviews Rook relax, whiU^you shop for the prettiest fashions. R»IR»*IIMIM* President John A llannah h..* drlrkMMt (1-NJ.I 7 to been appointed tit the Whit* Alton Leo pa. on leave . RaM«iaw« 9 30 P.M. I.Vt.Rl IIIIMs ItllT WltfT® I House Conference on E. Dt-ccnilrer 3-4,1954 at ike Nrw Fniiiiliiiii & lAinrhronrllr Ml ALEXANDER DKliC ALEXANDER DRUG SalS/du. >i—a-- a.. MMMMMBUM