TICKETS AVAILABLE FOR CHOIR BOYS' CONCERT M S C Ly DAILT STUDENT PUBLICATION U N" I19 EAST LANSING, MICJOQAN—THURSDAY PRICE 5 CENTS Winter Term Rushees Wilkowski Budget Passed Ousted for By Congress 2nd Time Hurst Reports Fall Term Williams Lo Give Government Activities Address Today By STAN STEINBORN State News Capitol Reporter Michigan's legislature met for | Senate as that chamber voted not to sent Senator-elect Anthony j Wilkowski. because of a 1934 vote .a „ futf Nfwt phi i through its routing and lengthy Kellogg lifts!s Champion Steer "Shorty. organization with a brief fight rir Steer Senate Cave Wilkowski Bad Deal. See Page 2. wears in in the Republican Tuesday apparently mucus nut of leaving too many scars. jitel Lobby ond For Wilkowski sessions time in as it many was the sec¬ legislative that he was refused lus I seat after having been duly elect¬ or employes i*»r" Wednes- advertised a n steer in the The pho Other porter piel jceived SAN JOSE. Costa Rica

"Is there going to be a photo¬ grapher at the game Saturday — Costa Rica's spreading night?" warfare crackled at half a Reporter answers, "Yes, I dozen points over the coun¬ presume so." adding that signs try Wednesday. advertising • rallies did not accomplish Mystery planes attacked four towns, including this capital maintained between the > ( where President Joae Figure?* de- } bag stuffed full of favors found Department and the Sp dared: "Wc don't scare with the j and he was refused a seat. The Orientation Commission jsplattering* of bullets." Wllkowakl, who made an im¬ Spartans, re¬ vived Addressing the people in a nat¬ passioned plea for his seating, praise for "probably thi lost ionwide broadcast, Figueres charg¬ successful orientation Shorty offers his pro- ed that Gen. Anastasio Snmnza, plenty of corn, ram ever held by the college" The vote, with the exception of ist term. The President's Nicaragua's strongman President, straw, and above Rerep- Perry Greene (R-Grand Rapids I, on, tours of the campus, and the was on straight party lines. he had in his (states and is now irirnt.itif>n Mixer were citCM .».« Meanwhile the House and Sen- throwing them into Costa Rica these rules. / The turkeys were donated ganiztng completed in preparation icago paid $16, the Michigan Turkey Imprr ir, the scconc Vise students begin au for "Michigan Dream, ave already done mucl vhare. Book and lyric odds with wen years. MSC Student could he done I charging ! ! 10 cents admu Hurst asked Director Lewis Goff, assistant Pays Fines for surprises, Whim Urged I vision of the i professor of speech, has called it a combination of Seven Brides Drunk Driving Don Hoots I this term to ci for Seven Brothers" and "Okla¬ reapportionmer homa!" with the story of "Peer »l Storm Coats Gynt" ntatively mmeter "The Organizations Bureau La Cruz, only 10 mile* Iror Smith said that names probably made the greatest pro- disputes of the night's low of chosen to represent «>th< , grcss of any mdividual depart¬ I over Williams • high of 38. A lone fighter, described by th schools have already a ment last term." Hurst stated He northwest at Civil Guard as "Venezuelan plan his headquarters. noted as examples of the bureau's vokrd his driver's license for 90 r hour. This year's queen work the publication of an up-to- crowned Feb S during ti date list of campus organizations According to the East Lansing It is the first time MSC and officers, the formation of the police report, Loughlin's car Student Organisations Planning •mashed into a vehicle driven by j the event. Both of the Mr*. Ester Page, 31. 506 Charles | contests were held at J attack the I'm 1 tern University. as she slowed for the traffic light Coleman said his pi; vil rights in orr Before Gustavson spoke. at the intersection of Grand Ri¬ e "more honest" than | This year's J-Hop ic emergency. ver and Haslett. nor'* proposal, which I broadcast coast-to-coti , i major radio network, IxHighUn's car struck the Page The eight and eight coeds automobile in the left to Smith He said the n rear fend- 1 ' "ii firmed needed for dancing group* , would be used exclusively will »*• .odii 1 from 7 to 9 JO roads designated US higti- ■ I ON iAt_ The Sti ' Wcdnoday Bill Hurst, stu- jjuj-ficld ancj narrated by Davkl dent gov,rnm«r«^prr^<1|tnt^M^ Also present at the banquet; Group Cite* Faculty Job Fear* "''K-Med asylum in JBlue Key. senior and junior were the Spartan Bell Ringers men's honorary. played four selections under ■ , who Late Students * .* * * I" I rash | I If the MSC representative is the direction of Wendell Wcstcott. i crowned queen, MSC will gain The invocation was given by. permanent possession of the at¬ Bruce Clothier, chairman of the Schools Stage Teacher Raid Increase Total Agiicultural Stabilization and. Ky. (A*)—Fit- j test < trophy. Conservation Committee. it will keep Wednesday on ' E Late registration closed Wed¬ * ^icd northern Student* i to Meet Distinguished guest* ptc»cnl T- Benczet The com in Smith to Direct nesday at 5 p.m. with a 143 in¬ introduced by toa>:master L ' « a TWA ' were K. Mu>stead, president of , crease in student*. -nd a privately Ivan college come State Registrar* Registrar Robert S. Linton's * 1 1 ' fled jn the air j For Coffee Hour* the Michigan Agrwuitw-l Con-, 1 half mile fcicncc. the faculty apart, j Old Col lose Hall -III spotlight to stand by • Kerrmt Smith, assistant regis¬ *' * * * * Officials ■ : $f two collet hour, today. New Student* Urged he may freely , teachers there i trar at Michigan State, has beeq ! To Pick Up ID tarda ,,p)—Praatdent ^! ! coffee session. A new entertain- upheld Wednesday II rment will feature Sally Morriww. j Identification card, for new •tudent, are ready for distribu¬ -niion, i„ Wol( 11exhibition. H*'1'"1' 10 reach eon- Purand aophomca c. In a tap dance tion. Student, photographed at , Michigan Secondary ... regulation may pick up the Wolverine staff member, wilt cards in basement vault 1 of the aunnble at 4 pm. to diKUs, Vff* nthkio AN a* A"t*„ii4s' Thursrta WEU Placates French INFORMATION Nears WOLVERINE come HOUR 4 pm. Old ACROBAT d — ** " Gym Msr sc sEcTinv society n— AMERICA** Zl A legally elected Michigan legislator who has been The outline for n rearmed Germany, appearing again as a major military power in Euope, is now taking shape. Twelve German divisions and a ground army of SOO.OOO Over the Toughest... and Now?j denied his seat in the Michigan Senate has discovered that he must go on paying a debt for breaking a law 21 men—enough to bolster West Europe's combat-ready years ago - In 1934. t year Sen. Anthony J. units by 50 per cent—arc planned now by North Atlantic Id of Detroit commit- Treaty Organisation and West European Union coun¬ Illegal* act of marking s favor ol the Demo¬ tries. cratic Party' Ih a recount of Four years of negotiation among the II. S.. Canada and votes for Attorney General. the nations of. western Europe delayed Germany's en¬ Wilkowskt was sent to prison for the crime and served 26 trance into the anti-Soviet defense coalition. months of a maximum five- But the biggest barrier to the rearming of Germany was hurdled when the French Assembly gnve Its approval to treaties providing for a new military machine in Germany. But a two-year build-up is anticipated before Germany achieves a force of half a million men. And the build-up Is pending additional treaty ratifications. Ms district far Iwe years, Quick approval could be delayed if France's upper apparently ae a penalty la the house attempts to change the treaty during the BO days electing a man wha 7 pan., 41 it has to uct on it. But this is highly unlikely. later betrayed their trust. 8EABTACA Amendments to the European Defense Community 1 a o n, Wilkowskl's AVION AND PLANNING constituents decided that he 4:45 pan., 56 Union ty turned down by the French in August include two had straightened himself out DART CLUB mitmenls designed to make the new Western European and they once again elected 3 p... ' Union more palpable to the French. him to his old scat. J-WOP BAND AD KNTKE- Ho served for two terms and TAIMNKNT OOMMIIIU Great Britain would make a permanent commitment of was re-elected in 1*90. But in 4 pan., Mary Lee's troops to the continent as part of an integrated European 1951 the COP majority sudden¬ YOUNG REPUBLICANS CLUB force. ly decided that they had an 7 p.m., S3 Union And Secretary of State Dulles has declared the U.S. ex-convict in their midst who DELTA GAMMA MU should not be there. 7 p.m., Actives ami pledges,' would renew pledges to maintain its fair share of the And so Wllkowski went home Women's Gym armed forces in Europe. r two years. SPARTAN GUARD Settled by a compromise were French demands that In 1954, Wllkowski was again 7:30 p.m., 6 Demonstration the treaty Is' on a trial basis for eight years; with a a candidate for State Senator Hall unanimous vote needed during that time. A two-year pre¬ and again his constituents, SKI CLUB liminary period and a two-thirds vote were agreed on. Christmas Insight knowing full well both his rec¬ ord and the Senate's 1951 re¬ 7 p.m., 31 Union SPARTAN WIVES SEWING Continued In WEU were the principle aims of the earlier fusal to let him in, re-elected GROUP him. 8 p.m., 206 Home Economics treaty—To increase cooperation among the treaty mem¬ bers of West Europe, avoid the neutralisation of Germany, and create a pattern for the eventual political and nomic integration of the West European nations. ebo- Foreign Students Get Wednesday the Senate again erased him his teal. They did his audi i the prevMan of the J-HOP TICKET ., si Union Final ratification of the WEU is nlso needed and pected by Italy, the Benelux nations—Belgium, Nether¬ lands anil Luxemburg—and Germany. The seventh WEU ex¬ Glimpse of America Michigan State made Christmas vacation an illuminat¬ mine the aaallfleatlons at PHONE Campus Classifieds 8 A. member.Great Britain, has already approved the treaty,' This provision Is proper. It After the expected ratifications, it will take at least 13 ing and impressive experience for 51 foreign students at : necessary to keep out per- ED 2-1511 colleges and universities throughout the country. galn election by months, under the present plains before the first German recruit will report for duty. Needed first are commission¬ The "students, from 27 countries and 4:$ American illegal or improper means. EXT. 268 PAUSE N' PROFIT schools, arrived at Michigan State I tec. 22. For the next But It does ed and non-commissioned officers to form the core of the that it writer was ever Intended new army. 10 days bhey got a quick look at just about every aspect of American culture, through the Christmas Adventure in lawfully The German units, when ready, will Increase to elected Senator from taking his approx¬ World Understanding. imately GO the Allied divisions in Europe. . Kussia. and its satellite nations, They learned about Michigan's educational system. can muster an estimat¬ American higher education and. of course. Michigan State. ed 225 divisions. Through conducted tours to l-ansing's Oldsmobile plant I Detroit, they' viewed the tntrkacies of Hldr.l HQlfllil 0 HXHI drxi HW CT»"Orl industrial America. TrWa,'tW couldn't get a very intenh- ive look, but at least it was a glimpse at the work-dav life HJbsisg ACROSS 3.1 Urge of this country. 1. Curve plant e But city life wasn't the only type they saw. Each stu¬ 4 old playing ss Rainy dent spent a night with a Michigan farm family. taBpjasp? card Sfi Hugs I They talked with government officials in I-a using and l?m»"wl' 13.1'roofer ' V-woed 40 M>»o:t saag Items toured the stale offices, legislative chambers and court being eltto- 41. Uuded rooms. 14 Affirmative 15 Creek diarist 4V Walked Kill Solution of Vootortfay'o Pvrrtp They visited public and private social agencies in Lan¬ sing like the city Y's, the Curative Workshop, the Family Service Agency ami the Child Guidance Clinic. Religion, important in the culture of any people, was COWN 8. It|clit not neglected. All conference sessions were conducted in front of a huge scroll proclaiming in English the Golden M IH*|I.1IV Rule as expressed in 111 of the world's religions. 5C Ituir'N 11. Arabian breadth ohnib And the 10 days weren't just spent in lours a IS. Klectrlo It was still Christmas for the students. ill Jlolltiml They decorated Christmas trees and attended holiday musicals and pro- 12. Trim lir fact, the program was designed to give them an rr 1 i 4 / V r - 18. Arctic acquaintance with Americans during the Christmas sea- ** /J 24 Staff of ir¬ life 6 7 tir— Michigan State deserves only praise for the 26. Tropical now in its third year. The program shows the realization 1 ae fruit* 29. Pressed that through understanding, and I only through understand¬ 27 21 * Sr 3f 12 Height ing, can there he a true and lasting peace between all 14.mm- il * it ic True the tours are brief and the insights gained are " 1 ** is only glimjises. But the "Adventure" is a step toward that ~T it V understanding so necessary in today's chaotic world. 4, - ■ft r 4* 4S. Illuahluf I)ancr Tonight 41 *4 •t 49. Moor 5# u « A (1. Kdibla tuber I-ansing YWCA II. Spread 217 Towuseud Street t * ft 45. Symbol tor 9—12 p.m. f artnanJiua Keith Bartow and Michigan Stale Newa Night Staff 7*e per jsna *!!* Wolverine wing. Mich "CAMl'US CLASSIFIEDS m' . . 8lt«IW|W, Louts . . LOW COST- . JUVENILE COURT PROBATION OFFICER Job Opening For I Coffee Hour Kalamazoo County- Juvenile Court The Kalamazoo County Juvenile Court has an opening fur All Staffs Invited college graduate. Starting salary of *1,500 to *4,100. Sociology or psychology major preferred. Mint expect to reside ia Kalamazoo., For Farther details cob tact W. William Biaduuere 4 P. M. County Juvenile Agent Kmlunaaoo County Building Kahuuazuo, Michigan u» '■ ' r Lr fiimtr if. ,1W' Bobby Socks Coed Rush Switches To Informal Parties til-lev Pine end Dick Wood, J-Hop riinimltlee c-h'i iV observe signs advertising the annual dance. flop Committee ans for 'Big Night' ir committees have l>een planning nnd working out that we hope will lend to the best J-IIop ever." rec- remitrked J-Hop co-chairmen. Jeanne Joy, Arlington, tinier nnd Don Stewart, Detroit junior. For with nnl, weeks left, committee members have hern busily nr ny and mapping out plans to develop its theme, "("est jfigiie' 1955 .1-1 top will be held Auditorium Feb. 4 and 5 talph Flanagan's Orches- Living Units - jpecial attraction this year the Satt City Five, a Dlx- Scheduler band and the crowning of li( 10 at intermission Feb. Social Events the Palate i hroadcastlnf, Barbara Birmingham; band and en- mcnt, Dick Wood, Mt. at; decorations, Carolyn prophrtstown, III., and Jack in. Rast tanslng; tickets, ironewald, Battle Creek; ty. Torn Serpa, Oak Park, tmns Iris I*onard, Detroit; Tom O'Donnell, Morenn. m and favors, Shirley Plymouth and refresh- Tooney Rannry, Green- MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Thursday,, STUDENT SPECIAL New IM Eligibility Rules Gnaw lob. *1.00 'You Win' Caddie? Cash NCAA Eases Football Self-car Wash .SO Receive Final Approval Motor Tim Up Ignition Sirrkr Punch type card for Gift " i IM chairman the much discuraed new Fros gave the final OX. yesterday on eligibility I their award, _ , . . , May Return To Hog Fans Anti-Platoon Sub Rtt|, rul. The rule, which becomes af¬ NEW YORK VP) — 019 file new rule affecting pastl,<*"ve «PP»« <° student! FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. VP)— NCAA Football Rulaa Com- VON'S TEXACO SERVICE varsity athletes was released ss college* ~ wcU * "* Bowden Wyatt may return the Cadillac and »S,000 he received mittee Wednesday eased np > aa tod, stationed far from University of Arkanaaa out. 1301 E. Grand River a trifle on the "antl-piatoon" I Rrap back a yard to stake bove VanMy tetter wtanerm who Hockey team manager* In the football fan,, the Northwest Ar¬ substitution rule and made the hood ^ Phone ED 7-9972 IM Open League will hold their kansas Times said Wednesday. some other chances in pre-aeason meeting at 7:30 p.m. In a front-page column, "Gim¬ I. The "hideout" play was' out¬ Tuesday in room 209 Jentaon. let," the newspaper said Wy*tt, rules for 1966. In addition it lawed by a provision that when •»*» the Thl« meeting Is open to any In¬ who recently announced that he strongly urged coaches and the ball la spotted and declared new and raw Z 1 dividual who would like to Join was leaving Arkansas to take the officials lo observd and en. ly for play, alt offensive play- •"»'» t° -iron,-, a team. head football coaching Job at the sdhrro loT?' force two rules now In nrte In spirit The Baltimore Oriole*' farm University of Tennessee, had not Ciit be within 18 yards II. Afterward they can go of Jnd u£» JANUARY system is now reduced to six clubs—half of what it was a year At present Herman gotiating with lee link h ne¬ manager Moerla Wold to determine the cashed the cheek. book with an implied threat $20,300 fund was raised by of drastic action If "f " where they please. The previous "no hideout" rule applied Arkansas fans after the Raror- start" violations aren't elim¬ when substitutes were Chairman said the only with folso coming In tals who rnmmm™, fn" n,™?.1' H n »■ alfhta the rink will be avail¬ backs won the Southwest Confer¬ inated. • dnnl out of the game. able for IM me. closets ttel CLEARANCE ence championship to buy a Cad¬ 4. on,I , Accepting the recommendation The fair catch signal was ,,, "If play la reatrlclcd lo one illac for Wyatt and provide htm of the Football Coaches Assn.. the to eliminate the wig-wag. night," Bccman aairt, "game times and his staff with a cash bonus. nlttee eliminated the contro¬ will atart later to allow each team versial four-minute segment at the i« nil ilepartmenl* a practice aeaalon." Olson Acclaimed end of each half and ruled thai W SPECIAL Final decision on rink use will be made after the lee ahow. The IM office also announced Fighter of Year the ter of players who start eacll quar¬ leave and a game will M eligible to 'Bonus' Free Throw 5 p.m. today Is the deadline to NEW YORK WV—Carl Bobo Ol¬ re-en|pr once during that quarter. Thoee who don't SLACKS SO. SO to * 14.95 register teams in the IM baskct- son, world middleweight cham¬ participate In the pion will receive the Edward J. Neil plaque as "fighter of the opening down of period ran't re-enter In the me period. Termed OK by NBC Michigan State competed In year" for 1954 Thursday night at CHICAGO £35 NOW 82-1.99 it and Scalp 1 reatm EIGHT CHAIRS Smoker Tho Porter, secretary of the national group which make* both collegiate prep rules, had this to say other changes passed '1 talked with all 20 members elude: of the committee recently and I. A player who kneels lo RAMSEY'S Cruml River at M.A.C RRETK PRODUCTS MSC BARBERSHOP Sigma Nu Fraternity the ball for a place kick now can rise and run, pass or kick. This is an exception to the rule which makes the ball dead once the car¬ rier touches the ground with any practically all of them think the a free throw shot meriting a second Is out in good fashion even 1-1, a good first Koring is running high." working though part of his body but the hands or 711 Burcham Drive 2. The "tackle eligible" fee- y BOiiferapus ward paaa play la legal roll H with 7 to 9 P. M. na other offensive player I* it*- toShfel Save ' 14 ~~~ Save I/3 C41W «/ mBsnf»t tr, it riot.-, THE OPERATOR On every American campua there are fou EVEN _ No. 1 - ivy; No. 2 - a statue of the found, r; DOORS OPEN TATE Cigarettes; The No. 4 - The Operator. ivy is to prevent atranjrnrs from misti a warehouse. The aUtue of the founder pmv, i ^ FEATURE SHOWN AT when the weather ia fine. The Philip Morris < NOW! HI k|m|ar f uAllf w All RIW JHOW 1M-9M to concentration when you are studious, an an you are sportive, and a source of sntokr rings ilurin" • .. And The Operator is the man you can't d« ■ FOR THE FIRST TIME! Well do 1 remember The Operator on m> • an man with a ready smile, a quick mind, lift. , n wardrobe, a six room apartment, a red n im stock*, bonds, securities, and second ni.»rtg»c« ©IfC ©00 #lt0p The Operator's origins were a source of live said he waa left over from the old Capone k* Judge Crater. Some said he sprang from the !> But, in fact, he was just an ordinary stud*-" I.ITON SIIOITIM. CENTER his first year he studied hard, took copious let grades, and made a big reputation ha a frit r. you money; he'd let you copy his lecture n. t<- for you J he'd sit up all night to help you rram this was done with infinite good nature on his pt on yours . . . The first year, that is. In the second year The Operator started b> • SEMI SALE you copy hia lecture notes - but it cost you n <| t 60 cents an 1 Selected Items But *11 of the** were really sidelines His msi money. At *ny hour of the day or night, for any »■: Sweaters to * hundred, The Operator waa always ri a l;, > tor.and caah on the barrelhead. And he ranly 1 180 percent interest. Shoes Belts Off Uaury •boat Hi" of need - and sharp trading are practices not affection. Nobody loved The Operator But n I Dead of bear, need of aonKtbing-and Th, Jackets that laid the golden eggs and, therefore, sal Nor did The Operator aeek affection. I heeled way. aerene and carefree No¬ Neckwear thing troubled him: a fear that some day he . . . •Hon, leaving achool. would mean the end < midst of thingm. spotting opportunities, year finger on the public pulse. Slacks Dress Shirts So ha took great pains to ataj in »r! This ha accomplished by constantly ahif within a semester of getting a B.A. in to law. Whan ha bad nearly enough S O UK Values lo Then from 20% off O $5.95 rhaa Finally, of course, s"getting'cultured ting quite enough i it caught matter what h* took, up with a no he had r ally through the • - No Charge tried yet. And h. f. .t < ' for Alteration* Snort Coats No Chargr for dgy though he was Irom «» Operator antarad the department of physical ed. linporlt'd W.M.I. — Naluti Altrratioas It was a mistake. Among the people hr had t» '""jl with ware same groat hulking fellows who, U< >••• *12.50 campua, owed him money. r,„n Their tiny foreheads creased with glc >■• S008« Open tar's trembling little body; their m»" " ' 29 . oualy; their Aaxon rippled with delight K Ml upon kim and covered him with lump- ' waold hato token Arat prist in any lump >' Confused and tick at heart. Th* Operst. r members home. H* knew ha had to get > >". - P - was forfait like did net. So. onhappily. h. trs. ' EVERY ITEM ON SALE CARRIES conn*, and th* fanewing June, a bcatrn ms: ' r ORIGINAL roeamd With lifaleaa hand* a diploma and s PRICE TAP Operator aft*" ka ia wantf a big man on Madison Avenue t.-ls> Fj, ;«1* But, aa 1 aayTl don't know what hsppenc. - , „ FREE PARKING! teriytfsrsrr wa In Rear of Lueon Theater p: I'uiltling aa boy atodent* like girl , delusto Opes Thursday Evccisg Usiil 9*0 PJI. Tuna warm and cash runs abort, th • •re their children will be sn 0 cnimur BP I* pan bp Us mater* >1 Urirrig*r.«s. - .e— aw-• • ''I - >1 ■■ .1,. .InnnaV* 1W5 ankers Down BG, 63-30, in Dual Meet 8*1 I rt_ .l. " ramped Wrestlers Open Against Indiana Visitors As Boxers Hold Varsity Meet r JACK MtmtAT A mat twin bill Fridavt An<,y » nrtrolt mtpho- i^iit Stair's A team nlght will give Spartan box- "n* ""L^'vwci ^"""'1' | jUst ldo many gun* for lng and wrestling fans their! 3 pte'e^.n Sophomore Carroll Trayhan iiut Green squad first look at those teams. exhibition. will square off against Orcg Ktu- v night, as It won The wrentiers will open the Two freshman footbnll rcjian in the 139-pound bout. players, Bob Mullins, who was unde¬ in|ipinR murRln of evening In a dual meet with In- Hay Wilder and Cliff Lallose, feated in last year's dual meet diana at 8 p.m. in Jenlion Field- will furnish Ronle's opposition, ite> junior-varsity schedule, will meet a two-year house. rvev, ended up on \ j The first bout of the evening. Immediately following the box- |n the 119-pound class, will pit t end _»>f a 61-28 ers will hold the finals of their nob Bnudreaux and Shedd 130-pounds. Smith. Two members of the Swedish Women's Olympic Gym- nasi team warm up * Mike Palntas in the for their appearance al MSC Jan. 2fi. j In the 125-pound match, the bout, followed by the Hawaiian sensation. Choken Honie exhibition at the heavy¬ Maekuwa will battle Hobby ,?em- weight level. Hockey Team Takes to Road The feature bout of the eve- ling will be the exhibition bout tarring Herb Odom, defending its. Jemlls is a sophomore while Mnckawn is a letterwiner. A fin- Admission to the matches free to students and all seats ate is alist in the 1951 A AH unreserved. For Practice Sessions ICAA 147-pound king. touma- mcnt, Mnekavva Inst vonr lost one Odom will face, in his three1 close bout and drew another In WhltfWld >rt on Olympic ound bout, three different op- •onents. | dual meet competition. j Johnny Butler, who Mukris i one of the best sophomores Rush Smoker Ned Maradlno, Norm Spring nd John ins ever seen, wilt battle Herb Kauye will each go ssblum In the >ne round with the Spartan 132-pound and Spring are while Sanve Is a a fall Tonight Vitality — GASOLINE In. Iaiwe.t Prkw In Town — Rush Smoker Rrgular I Ethyl ! with a point total of 26VI 289 * ffftl. gai Phi Kappa Tau individual Spartan A | Jim Ward continues [ He $|S0 Tonight — he Spartans In the aeor- ing I — it Mi. 220-yard freestyle! tment with nine coals ' long! With each $1.00 purchase t. 130-yard Individual | assists for is points 1 with 223 Delta Fiank Paganini. 200- »f caa. Cigarettes 19c package of the eighth place J age. Oil 21c a qt. and up Mi-yard. freestyle. 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