e eillNC.TON (-PI Sbhirprlnt,or Urges Congress to Ei|leid Draft, Miodify Reserve fJM _ - OpoiMmI fliankm.... I^sldent Elsenhower sent Congress Thurs- • military force that i „ we can xup- Asserting that the itom'c Jet age haa "drawn our « -» 1 that may be neceaaary to dlapcl the new dimensions of hazerd and uncertainty,- the compulsory service in the reserve*; or being drafted Into the active posed extra, hazardous duty pay for to airmen, forces. five it careful study. Ists, demolition crews, ■" — deep sea divers and « V .. 1 1 «««ii ia\v, He did not go into details pay Hnd allowances for the "experienced hard core" iting men, and a modified form of compulsory niill- ' uried special allowances te men fereed to leava their (Ma¬ lo create ■ powerful reserve of young men ready for been mnnifold- Kepublican lawmakers generally m in two messages oulllninf what he has described as the "eorner- bower propositi*. Rep. Arends (R-III. slonc' of his long-raoge military program. Eisenhower asked Con¬ gressto create a combat-rcady reserve and National Guard that would constitute one of the "invincible elements In our military by keeping them in striking power." To achieve (his stale of toadlness, the President's program would chairman of the House Armed Servici give young men a choice, for the first time, of Volunteering for ilx I with Eisenhower that the present l)IG IN. STATE! MENU: MICHIGAN UN SPARTAN PLATE DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN—FRIDAY, JANUARY 14. 1!HV> 0NW00D FRESHMAN FOUND DEAD IN SWAMP ★ * ★ ★ * ★ ★ ★ ] Loren King V Sports Commission Urged Left School iSiiiiilar Monday 5-Nation Group \iito|>«y Split On Heath Liiiisc fasuretf iil to Pass Flys to Costa Rica : The luidv of u first-term MSC freshman who had la-en missing since Monday was V KTKINHORN Will Decide Issue j found in a swamp near Saline, i. raeitot nepwter ! Mich., Thursday afternoon tun to televise all Of Invasion or Revolution and an autopsy showed death was caused either by riirlxm of M home foot- j SAN JOSE. Costa Rica id"1 — A t'.S, Air Force piano monoxide poisoning or drown- watt iitlrotliiretl to rushed a five-nation commission here Thursday to investi¬ lure Thursday hy i gate Costa Rica's three-day-old war, I Fit zpnt rick (ll-j mn rails for the ea- j Laugheads i i■ pI bids and control of home athletic \ Z Move East Michigan State and For ■ > of Michigan. Meeting , rrwdaonn.. the Mieh- Blames Nicaragua It* JACKIE OLDHAM : Plans for tlie future were I still uneertain for Dr. anil MSC Student Is In-Law Mrs. Charles A. I.iiugheiid and their 0-year-old daughter Marilyn as I hey left Thurs¬ Of Costa Rican President day afternoon for the East Coast. |pon„.i. of his Which Team la He On? purpose ac- ; ()ne student on the MSC campus is following the situation longhead, former MSC health k .*rlih1Mllrrf"1' in Cost a Rica with particular Interest. I some official accused of predicting the Biittvair Bunion* 1 here they ca"""he He'" Rieh»"» II. Beck, New York City freshman, a brother-, Mam thousands of Mich-j] in-law of Costa Rica's president, Jose Kigueres. it taxpayers, was g move (• peck riveaijd hlg relalionsl In President Figuere? Paul Has Been Dribbled NC AA Into ap- to the Stair News commenting »o«al plan far the cr!4 games. ' the "war" The letter is print in full on today's editorial pai From Court to Court I'm a statue. I'm only two years old, but I've had a rough life. I've I-ecu ' laughed at, snorted at, sneered at. I've been ignored and i '•rk. appreciated. linn The couple was rr And now. to lop it ail off, no- Michigan stale waa my fli not force the Ternary in San J.*r. televise their — Harlan is lonely and miserable, Hatcher Bomber Hliult extend their talents throughout ted for me. the state. Perhaps it s the MSC i, last Monday, H hap- More- Shivering TAIPKH. T" players performing on stage in ticbody stoic me* t was and sea bailies swirled Thursday your home town, or the Glee Snotvy Everting | around the Tachens. fortress is- Club singing in the civic audi¬ i lands threatened with Communist torium of some Upper Penin¬ Ahead; High sula city. At any rate, they help of MSC'e Alh- mosa. For Today—28 : Edgar Harden, aaid * * * ''"ik the reaotuiion 'he NCAA', action. Rett Proletl [ Union MOSCOW l/PI - The Soviet handed representatives of some other slates, the ' the Western European Union pow- '"°k the form of bUUiers note. Thursday night protest- Lj-'sed. would fag bind- ing their plan to rearm West B KtdlltOAN 8T-ATB if*W8 Vital UN Mission trniftn ut Come on Dag's Efforts The Rest BGet oui> Problem Cited Leave Some To the fcditor: of Trophy i MOO M»ny students and alumni here at the University of ,niain in Refrh Trace of Hope Michigan will be trratcful If the "Operation Rescue" team will come back end steal the restbf Gov. William's mons¬ trous Paul Bunyan trophy. The trophy was never wanted here in Ann Arbor, and ft, ! ,rP .. |(i noo youths bo- of If «"<1 * „wny today. L yniiths ore amonf when offered originally by the honorable governor, was "Hope springs etcmnl ..." • never officially accepted by our athletic staff or coaches. [aooo remaining refu Immortnl words by nn immortal author but smnll com¬ L (iprmnny, nccordlnj fort to the family and friends of the II Amerlcnns recent¬ To us It Is Symbolic of nothing except Soapy's sense of public- - ' "7"***' *"* ... rrlt: penrman-Wilson ly sentenced to long prison terms by the Red Chinese. Itv. As a trophy representln* "JTf* '"JJ"**"" f. jtntithern German) With the restraint and grace of a civilised nation the victory In a ftsrtball classic, It ".""IT 7' ,.7. fore of the UN Higl United States turned its case over to the United Nations. has no basic tradition to make m,,"lr ,B W" Ljon f»r Refugees. Dag llnmmcrskjnld, secretary genernl of that liod.v, saw ['. 250.000 refugee *thp justice of the U. S. position and willingly traveled to I' T,TiL wl illVtTn TchlnU r.valry between tlw two whonj, Both'men have eontrlbuted }hpsl. [br mft'lrH in th* Uniter< immensely to the fmwth of [ "'bur country be- 'Red China to plead Its cause and ask for the release of the men being held as spies as well as the release of nn est!- ,n;.^an>,dt of playlns Z •"* ,h™«h dl'" irv game for the pleasure of the mated 700 other Americans held by the Chinese or their piny R. the a dictator, thinks its one Russian partners. If "Operation ***■' and thus fears anyone who ' team wants the trophy no badly The results of llammerskjold's mission are about what poses n* a threat to his prestige that they feel they mm\ steal the C. S. had expected from the 1'eiping and wor|dy position. He feels "Peoples Govern¬ It rather than ment." _# ... k... mi wJiiH haek. many UUhlesn ■■ v lh«» that m . .» . Is this threat. ... -tmee At the conclusion of his talks with Chinese Premier fhou Kn l.ai. Hammerskjold issued what was called n As for ua, it li petty larceny, ml we only wish that the crew joint statement worded In the cloudy, meaningless terms the West has hernmr so accustomed to hearing from the nil dnne a nenter Job and clean- it nut the whole monstroug lteds. "We feel that these talks have been useful." President rigucres, however, It is generally felt that the UN Secretary General would nn elected oftleinl chosen by a Pot hnvo allowed his name to t>e used in connection with record democratic vote, Is only •ji statement of that nature unless there were signs In Interested In the wetTnre of his people. This Is evidenced by the Attention Lovers of Cashmere Swt, She Chinese cnpitol that the imprisoned fliers would he One In be fact that Costa Rlra has the given away each week. released. highest standard of living and \nlhine t„k, no letters to write. Watch this ad - Rut indications nfe that much more lowest illiteracy rate of all La¬ fnr dfl|i| maneuvering and tin American countries, diplomatic bickering will take place before this happens. lex Warfare typed In frees an plain white I shall not continue and get BRAND OPENING MONDAY. JAIL Various means of forcing China to release the men have ■ paper. politically Involved, lint I urge been suggested in this country—blockade, aggression, * * * that people take a very objec¬ I.oration: Basement Store of tin-1ampus brute strength. Proposed Draft Cut tive view of this situation and These things are more in keeping with the character MSG Dismissed not swallow anything until they have weighed the facta arrur- of the Chinese ami their Red masters than In the tradition of the United States. 1anighend Hastily The Smartest female Apparel fin Is Basically Sound ( The 1'. S. has a promise, vague but evident, of further action. It Is far better to sit and bargain, maneuver, bicker and wait than to commit the lives of thousands of people The big question mark for draft-nge men—military In hope. a conflict over the lives of It men as long as There will lie time for action when China slams the door. there is service—loomed up again recently with the announcement nf Administration planN for a large-scale draft cut in 19155. PHONE ED 2-1511 Campus Classifieds Pntience is often hard on pride hut the end results are As outlined by Secretary of Defense Wilson, the generally far plan EXT. 268 more conclusive. liroeides for a totHl reduction of 400,000 men in the armed The Chinese have long been noted for forces during the next 18 months. The cut woultl pntience. The bring United States may need a lot of it now. total military strength down to about 2,800,000 men. Beginning In February, draft calls will be slashed nearly red, would drop in enrollment, Ruhmiobh Booms la half. This will be continued at least through June. and would be made a laughing stock If Dr. Laughead HOUSING Secretary Wilson said. had nl Winner Michigan Advances The Army, NaVy, and Marines will all suffer reduc¬ tions. Only the Air Force will Is- maintained at its site, testifying to the ever-growing importance present nf sir »liow Movies Remarkably, in ' The Economic Development Commission power for national defense. Since its introduction, th" program has already raised some vigorous opposition, both in believe that the nation's military Congress and out. Many AUTOMOTIVE reported that manpower is alreHdy during 1951, Michigan's economic growth has advanced smaller than it should be. and that a further cut would ''remarkably." From all indications, economists will be lie an invitation for aggression. CHRYSLERS hide to use the term remarkable to descrilie Michigan's development for quite a few years to come. While we ran understand the opposition's feel that the Defense Department's action in doubts, we AND OTHERS LOST and FOUND] Major factor in Michigan's welfare has been the auto¬ basically All Reconditioned sound. It fits in with another motive industry. Despite the industry's cutback in Administration plan, an¬ spend¬ nounced last month, for renovating the and Guaranteed ing nml reorganization, industrial development Imxn't been military reserves. plowed down. Under the new proposal, which will 1953 CHRYSLER New Yorker Da- probably be sub¬ Many small industries have been created throughout the mitted to Congress sometime this month, the reserves luxe Newport. A beautiful 2-tone Slule ns a result nf the auto Will be greatly expanded and reactivated. At the same brown and beige with plants. And the industrial matching giants themselves are building and expanding. time, the Regular Army will consist of a greater 2-tone custom interior, power propor¬ Another factor in Michigan's climb, pointed out tion of career soldiers i.nd long-term steering, radio, heater and other PERSONAL by the volunteers. Commission, was expansion in (he chemical industry and The shift in emphasis makes sense becnuse of one im¬ accessories. This car has been the electric power developments. portant fact: the increasing complexity of modern war¬ driven very little and is in almost The forests, iron ore deposits and salts are the fare. As new weapons are new condition, Ypu will be amaz¬ only introduced, they require a natural resources that have been greater amount of skill and know-how from men ed at our low price. developed thoroughly, who leaving a long way to advance in that direction. handle them. By the time today's draftee has been ade¬ The stale, with four (treat l-akes 1953 NASH Rambler Country waterways, will be in quately trained in his job, his two years of service are al¬ Club Coup4. A real an enviable position when the St. lawrenre Seaway is most gone. beauty with completed. In addition to the seaports that will grow, Relative Praises radio, heater and overdrive. SERVICE If the reserve program was active and industry will lie inclined lo invest in Michigan because of healthy, it would 1952 CHEVROLET Deluie 2-door. cheaper transportation costs for the raw materials and give ex-servicemen a chance lo keep up their training, without depriving them of civilian Ufa. At Figueres' Deeds Top mechanical condition and finished products which will be offered by the the prcaeal. waterway. however, most men soon drop out of active reserve guaranteed. The commission noted three other duty, "encouraging" sign* quickly losing the knowledge which the services spent two during 1954. These were: During 1954, 15 firms announc¬ 1950 MERCURY Club Sedan. years giving them. ed expansion or relocation in Michigan Price just reduced. Trade and fi- communities, four state corporations moved parts of their Through one of the new proposals, about 100.000 17- manufacturing Operations from other slates to Michigan and year-olds would be able to volunteer for six months of 1949 CHEVROLET plant loca¬ Convertible. tions within Michigan have been selected active duty, followed by 9'j years in the reserves. If they by four out-state A nice light green with black top. Corporations. failed to keep up their reserve Will take trade. How much the state grows training after discharge, depends entirely on the resi¬ they would be subject to immediate drafting for an ad¬ dents, the governing officials that are elected on all levels ditional 18 months of active duty. and acceptance by the population of the new industries See PROPOSED DRAFT. throughout the state. Page 6 If Michigan keeps advancing as it did ' in'1954, each com¬ ing year also will be called remarkable. STATE NEWS EDITORIAL STAFF 10 30 am. Saturday. City Room, First meeting and Wolverine picture The men of Delta Tail Delta SPARTAN BADMINTON CLITR cordially invite all Interested 7-9 p.nr., Jenison Gym YWCA men to a rush smoker on Sun¬ 9:30 a.m., Saturday. General day, January 16, 2:S0 p.m., at House, 314 Evergreen 139 Bailey St. 8:30 p.m., Sunday, Kosher Kitchen 7 pjn., Talk by Rabbi Fran- kel on Intermarriage GAMMA DELTA 11 ajru Sunday, Morning Worship jinttMT 19 TUB MICHIGAN STATE NEWS rnian DP Senate Starts Move j Shoot at U. S. Transport Aip Cited For Veteran Bonus I | that (Continued bom Pace 1) northern neighbor reiected net off>he warfare. | won control jI airports. of all Costa Hi can It could not be deter-' Problem . Morris Sponsors £80 Million the arru.ntton, saying Costa Rira | was undergoing internal revolu- * mined whether the station oper- I aled on Costa ft lean soil, netting an example for calm- " (K)0 Kefapee# Resolution for Korean Services One of the tasks of the com¬ neaa. Mra. Flguere* showed up PrincrtOtl Tliroloflintt mission is to send In a report In the kitchen of the general it in Reieh _ L, ! which would guide the council of staff headquarters Wednesday IO .N/>PflA' Itt I PKpPTi» night and washed the dishes. youths bp- LANSING f/P) — A resolution wa« filed in the senate ||j£ ?*?,"" any u,"on un<",r ,h® ! Rio treaty. j _ Guest speaker at the weekly ,7Pfi of 19 and 29 today to start the mnehfttery in motion for payment of an Radio listeners in El Salvador I ,-ampus vespers in Peoples Churc SO milliqn dol'ar Korean veterans bonus. Men lean said they heard a radio identify- j Sunday will lie Dr. John A. Mac- • gway today, Ing Itself as "the voice of the Sponsor war Sen. Carlton R. - ~ ; — — kay. president of Princeton Theo- vnulhs at* amonjr . Morris (R-Kalnmayoo). who has v"'" '"r Immediate effort (Vfi remaining refu- been working with military a gen- '"i"1 "-ealled O'd Age volutionary army" of Costa Rica j>r \j irk ay will speak fin "God '(jartnany. accordintr Cies to iron out detalla for the A«Wanee I.ier,J"ution ' taw. of work- what it called "the r)f< Ponrman-Wilson. . southern Germany Tliere was n brief flurry of ex¬ Figueres. ,f ,,f the UN High citement when a nervous airport It claimed the opp tails of the payment np guard fired a single shot at a IT. i„n for Itefmrees. legislature. S. transport plane which arrived ^ in the United The adjutant general's s office. 22 Student* "hi* pay- snv .'her country be- ifi-.tmn laws, sulci itt-i ri'oein Attend Meeting Vih-.n it Thursday night discussion in Kel- judges instead of Of Republican? F.nciso Velloso of se Chlriboga of Par¬ Ecua- crnando la»bo of Brai-.ll. 'riving factor in the ill Open Rush Twenty-ti Smoker 'rnta Rica and ended the long time per- mbliran Party Day at the Unl- w,nnl enmity oi Figueres and eruty of Michigan Tuesday. ; president Anasti iIn Somota of The program, sponsored by the Nicaragua. ri,"Te^iPbli™iTt',ntJ 1 ^WedneWay S« noxa rhallenc- Sigma Nu Fraternity House. Miehlgai dnel and the [>ep srtment »nd Yming Re- Club of the University ran. featured pane! dis- ! .nd a talk by John Fri- tirrnan of the Michigan s of mili- 711 Riirehum Drive Swamp e Civil Guai command, who had just re- ' of the national police •sta Rica's only military i'iw tough it was getting ith president Kis- tinced the capture of i 2 to 4 P. M. SUNDAY -||M»rl«iiian»lii|i High Sch.-.Mn IPSO IIi itI'oliti*. ^ ; Sn fvrrttrkint* I fill usurers* Attend Church This Sunday All ALL SAINTS CENTRAL FREE SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL CIIUKCH METIIOIIIST CHURCH IttaT I OI *T» I Winner 'htm Movies vott ARK < ORMAI.I.Y INVITKD INTER-CITY FIRST CHURCH EAST LANSING COLLEGE LirTHERAN 1 Main Ad- BIBLE CHURCH I the official ®so\v. OP CHRIST. SCIENTIST UNITY CENTER .» w. tiuwi aivra CHURCH aoaig a. milijcm. p.-.. The »l». — 11 — MB, (.immI •• >«n» t:» imp r a Tin m «-"J at Caberfae, with « I)*..I.« p.rt.r. Off.out powder over an 8" v o.(we Perch fuhing is .' i walleye fishing fair [ i liac and Mitchell. j r ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH 4M Abbett Read I-ate complete show tonight at ■ill J l.M. 141. I«. 1I:M. ltd* Start. TODAY 1M p.m. . . . See a complete allow after the Big Dame Saturday. OI.IVET BAPTIST CAMPUS VESPERS Mlwll PUIl-lW-IH at 12:tS P.M. CHURCH Ml—1 >1 AI tea Read ( haprl at S and II Italy Day. of ObllgeUan — 1 • 7 - I - > - IS t'oafooaloaa: Saturday I M le J:M and Ml le 0 n« y ea. The Wonderful Story of DeUy Reeary lee Mtadeale—CIS pan. THREE SAILORS ON LEAVE... < Mnm.nl*. Ilreaklaat. Saaday I* a.m. — Newmaa 11A11 Taaaday. 7:11 THREE GIRLS IN LOVE... — Narraa Serrtaea Sunday. Phllaaaphy I lab dtaeu-Ua. g:M pan. and Five little Orphans PP. J, Y. MaaKaebla. radar in Trouble! Py. Pa at DaRaaa, Aaa'l, — PP. Donald Edcr, AaaX rbaaa KD i-Stll REDEEMER LUTHERAN THE CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH mo mm ■. * ..—TONY CURTIS • QlORiA DE HAVEN ' (jENE NElSON-CORiNNECAlVET -gBS IU« twa» »f j • i jJti ik -it rift • amaa AMi CHI ADDED! Color Cartoon • Novelty • Latest J1H* MICHIGAN STA** KIWI rrid«r, J.bo, jwmc Bids for Rqwat Win M if if^i wSintmcrs Head for Wisconsin est W By JACK MWtlUV Spartan tram, hut this s virtually loaded with A determined spartan num- ^ Hosts U of M in Open fading the list are Tack ming team, bent on extending its p I, a three time Att- Victory Firing to three game will j face the Badgers of Wisconsin in i, and Jim Lougce. a j a. I nn an away meet Saturday. This meet will open the 1 PPf* Big j Don Leas, State's number one MSC's swimmers, 10 season Wisconsin, for the other hand, wt l I j aglur.d holds | diver, will not make the trip to Soplion on '"i'coti-in < Madison with his teammates. He carry a league record of 0-1 Intoj. the contest. In their only previously meet the Badgers dropped a . ! half- In Scuffle Fencing f'oach Charles B,vmnIKu :irriv„ ! |4 ''fill young, it 'back, said Thursday he F Sehmitter will count on hl§ T" lcn.it for the Spni •fCssional football nest ('lull Prrnlilml three lettermen when the "'Wsiat,3 „t raid he also has been coi urnr-* and fant, wll 'Montreal Alouotte*. "I v I . i ' \ vrr.rln DllieCll's 2 (ioflltl Refute* 'Fight' Talk Spartan feneera meet Notre Dame and Iowa In a triang¬ pl.rfnrX' ic Clinch mV'la7,h f'' 1 jtaturd iy night nt 8 i i;,u,rtrp n Fii'liihoiixe. .">!. "I.',.' ' Pace Wing Win SAK JAllN, Puerto Rico ular meet at Iowa also mnrki Hi,. , ' spitiAwn pt®y )*w City Sat¬ Uflivrndty or Mivtiign CETItOIT t/P» (A*)—The Willie Maya-Ruben Gomez incident was pnaacd urday. highly ptritnjsjng |»j« t! jill <(|ti;tti in what Spar will mark the first aetlon of pniirn. NEW YORK (A* -- The , h fni'ldy Anderson say off Thuraday by Pedro Zor- the season for Olympic pole vault chami gifts on the "This In Yowi *aeh as the Idrtroit Beit Wings rilla. president of the San- Michigan State. -DublNN nrt.unVri' f!m'' Ri| 1 hr qtiito a ballgame." *noJed the Boston Bruins, 4-0, III! by Ineligibility and the oiv„,^ ,r*nn mM. "The team h turco team of the Puerto rhursdav night to move within Riran Fragile, as "one of C( J| |;|| 1 ( , , ' 1 ^"1 4 phtdral ««h»pe ami 1 Vlll h.nr wn points of first place in the Ihoac Incident, ariainir every day on every el lib becauae of "wall Wide Open Spaces Clrcn »»•! Whit. *! Mvr m, resHt h** to irt them op for ihr fart It la Mlehl- them Mp." jFrri-la ndd. -CAMPUS CLASS!FIBP*" field during balling practice Mays, t>t possibly compete effectively That in. the fan* will. The other 14,000 people won't comri's 1<> Ihp v.-ti ni Wk. iin ,»ti«ifactlon to bea thr «-Uill m«i i "CAMPUS CLASSIF1 voted the National League* most aturday afternoon after the long he huny until Saturday night at 8 p.m., and maybe not cr»n«t. inntMiiX ,i, in .1- from Ann Ai valuable player last season. Is a rive to Iowa in the morning. llilliarils. Itoitliiif! eentcrfiel.lei. Comer 1, a piteher. Bill Lacey has been movdd over even then. Bllt ll «||| (' , rlv season performance Recaune the ratio between atudent* enrolled and the at¬ will slum! f.it Hi,. •. [ in lication, a couple v epcc to Ynke's spot. Tourneys lo Slarl /nrrllla said he had been Thr three lettermen • tendance at moat MSC winter athletic cvcnla would put naelf- mat fill hy th*» wnysidf lead-off position rrxpecting grade achool to ahame. Tuesday In whieh Mays and Basketball Coach Forddy Anderaon haa never ceaaed to a/.n-t Michign is B> t.omes «eriffled and 5-75 16 aaw ,11 that while .0 points is the t talk in glowing terma of the atudent nupport of hi* eager*. i|h "This Is the ♦ ★ ★ nl.v;,:';; i hnih trams avrrasins But,thetheemptyrent ofyawning the coachc* backwill ait that and greet think their ailentlyteam of Jor frkk Cnlctl SM|.I-.II-i.,I, apacea j,,..YTJM- when it goe* into action at home. In Ihr li im ilrrlh ,.M > «titpas«rd. N* Big 10 Bowling 'at Meet III at nn the squad near the True, the nupport of the banket hall team haa been good St,lr l,„,k, M tram* have five scorer dklivkry University and the Nat ana —vocally. Rut. numerically It ban failed to match even Brlrn. 1 rj« |hl, _• •/ the poor crowd* of but year. Rut it la the minor nport* that are aadly neglected by brltiuil liitilr oi, (hp hwin liNuhMK n i^ the Spartan .lulius McCoy, will o« still ktdd Benton MSC fana—but, not by the FANS In other achoola. Itrn <.uniih.t v ill uUmI Sp it tans in double fig Down at Illinoia over 4,000 people turn out for the homo thr purill<| K«r RENT on e. Maya % Enjoy n Umiiinux meal in wauhlna gymnaatic* meeta of the Illlnl. Bint; tui.k- .. t -(III) and Bol your own room nilh "Ihi.k.n At Michigan State, a throng oT 200 cauaea Coach George on the nn,. Mr *| in the Rough" delivered hoi. SI.n.i brings you one-lull n a typewriter Szypula to look around to aee what celebrity ha* walked in to draw a crowd. 1 T .iri Nrrrmr with a 15.2 aver Jorgenson pacei i hy guard Don Ead< fried chicken. gob* »f crunch, and Icoep up frenoh-friea. roll and honey. with your work Call Inn (it 111 (or a treat, nn wear Green and White when they perform, becauae ler Saiid that he doesn't you (hat in. they are your team. But that ia too rah-rah for moat MSC s a meet stt early m the Ins glove atudent* to buy, *o let'* get another reaaon. since both Notre Dame «td som< Think bark to yoar younger daya, bark to the clrru*. trying Remember thone acrobat* you gazed at in nwe, and the tumbler* and trampolinlnt*7 Portables Well, Saturday when the Spartan g.vmnaat* tangle with j. •"•N» Standard Office Machine, Michigan, there will be men on both aidea who are a* good, if not better than mo*t of tho»e people you thrilled to aa Safes low # -'.m as as a kid. J.YIMl Per Month But. whatever the reaaon. drag youraelf down to Jeniaon Free Delivery Fieldhouae Saturday and give the gymnaata themaclve* a FRANKLIN DeKLEINE and Ray t'lark. *ateaUally the chance to prove to you that they are both good, and fun to watch. And what could he more fun than watching a win COMPANY over our "brothera" to the south. llcl{ It start* at 3 Saturday afternoon. The Jdrn driurturr of his Sehmitter desrribed Notre Dame l^men Rut, the that'* notof all. Friday nightbeing two managers has basketball coach left frrshm.n ' Bob price one (that price getlabor you the two ofshow* for walking without any help with his frosh. Stevens j coach through graduation. The Spartan down was not sure about to Jeniaon). Iowa, open Any male students interested in Both the wrestler* and boxers will be in action. While IK* I j although the Hawks had the beat becoming a freshman basketball fencing team in their history last boxing has always drawn well, the wrestler* are another and shut should contact Stevens because year, they have a new team that plays to a vaat houae of empty seat*. his office it\ Jenison Field- A& ; coach this year and graduation cue The Spartan version of the mat nport in radically differ¬ ST A RTS i losses are not known. ent from the tbe TV version, of puro mainly in that Coach Fendley SIN. Collin* uhm athletes and the TV promoter* use acton. But, the Spartan*, and their opponent*, Guinness! \ T fun to watch than the "raaalera" on are much morel™"*'^" one |^'vllV V television. Again, For Food At Its Best reason are out i* that they are your wrestler*. there, to represent you and MSC. That is why they Stav i. „ An. ti..- And the boxer* are the same way. It is no fun to go out into the brightly lit ring and j ■i**' jfcflf •' Columbia nenwrs fight with just a few scattered , yell* cheering them on. —■ So, whatever the reaaon. get out tonight and tomorrow | s«ypuk j^rsc '' r. Is a msslcrlul comedian —N. \. TIME! §& h AMIES 1' *ra °* m»° »n wh,tt CapUin'i Farad.*#'* and back YOUR teams. It doesn't cdst a if any. professor* are out to cheer the Spartans borne to a win. penny and few. situate, going to flunk you for taking an hour i J™'1'' meed* Wtvy vsxECTm Mi — Phi Kappa Sigma -pl«n Now for ncutive Retailing Career ~ .. co .urrUg t v.virra juAm^LLNWOODPETERFINCH ( iirdt ti Smoker »J is-7 n (1 - v* « BERNARD LEE hCMsaoa mmkii Mason Cafeteria TODAY ,«WfUB3-—c-nn^-wr Relax, enjoy food at its beat in tbe modern saeK! *uc« • f FACT MtLson Cafeteria. Opca to the y*Mic from 2 lo 6 P.M. - 7 ».m. to 8 p.m. wectiday* aad 11 rjr. to AUDKD EXTRAS! 8 p.m. Saturday and Snaday. "HOW NOW 1.1 UNO "HOLIDAY AHEAD" c*.!,r rarade-Lateat BOINIT—UJ\A CARTOON 500 Block W. Michigan Ave. 315 Albert Sl --—■i.al New. Jtzi wpjpmpiwipii THE MICIttCAN STATE NEWS IAGERS TO BATTLE WOLVERINES IN MUST lerson # * # 'Mural Hl-Lights New Plays, Patterns prided Line-Up to 20 trams In the fraternity league, 43 In the dormitory league, while the Independent rare drew Frosh Cagers LearningB The 1M Open Basket boll League Irrari llt-malii* • ay not function this season lack of entries. To date only due ■ben of Iho fresh- It farmer oil stair Mas Ai l„|, Scoring Racr with their practice aoamiona. artaf Ovrlr aroint «•»" Mllbonka. Thursdav also ended reglatra- I Having stirted pracllcr way1 year In high school. South Dakota, | Bi HOFFMAN in In Ihr d"rm bowling league ' hnrk on Oct. 4. thr frnah cagcra Brian C.nnch whs an nll-Mlclu- j The freshman squad plats its Ith 30 i entered. ' have born busy learning the ««". Class B selection and. also, game. prior to each varsity gamo. ! M»t. ^ * skills which they will need If a Detroit Free Press all stale sc beginning at 6:15. Saturday, they hmiifh I he still bnnknthiill youilir. its IM Chairmen ha, designatedFrank TuesdayFireman they are to eventually Join the jonlectiothen. Hon and varsity. Kllngelhnffer Indian. leam will All Star starred from face an Independent team the eampua. Under the tntermfe ef Bob lit for the Spur* iiml funs, will |s>tiiril'ty night til 8 In All nest week t Special - 2 Days Only lijhnime. the sll-e^lege sine- •rman anw unred thit post freshmen, sides learning the varsity's style of play, it ia the job of the along with the JV Chicken Delight s will he sent to all entrloa squad, to set up the pattern of week before the opening play which State's opponents will $ J 00 c •The Warn Is 'hes The rarda will contain i use each week, grt them i name first and phone number of | opponent. Stevens checks the scouting ! reports and has the squad prac- I day fart II la 1 Cage Conch I'nrddy Anderson Reatllei Ilia Squad for the V of M I the opponent's setup and rtadv ha* them tip the varsity. 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Motnramic Chevrolet of ll n i?! i r fi f More than a new car... a new concept of low-cost motoring/ ' "SrflS&f m:am" SEE YOUR CHEVROLET TUB KltHl'CAW SipPHJIflP STAT* N1WB Frhls School Plans Delayed FCC Official Firemen Save MSC Named •CAM** cLAmmt*: n*\!^ Williams' To Hear TV 2-Year-OldTot Law School way Plan Channel Bid prompt action by the Lansing fire Department and at¬ tendants at Edward W. East Sparrow Testing Center MSC haa been named a national Don't mils lW mrrtinu, Hospital prevented eertoua injury SUNDAY Draws Republican Fire v fwn - testing center for the'Law School to a two-year-old East Lansing The application submitted Admission Teat. Paul L. Dreaael, Kosher'Kitchen girl Wednesday afternoon. head of 4hc Board of Examiners by IVKAR-TV foV the right* Michelle Rled, daughter of Mr. to VHF channel 10 will be and Mrs. Leslie Rled, 130 Linden, announced rcb. It and April- >3 • dates for tha teat. ««bbi Frank el 1 t*\NSING UV-Cm. Williams' ] Valkenburg (R-ltalamaaoal nidi swallowed soma drain cleaner at "That Is a bridge wc can cross reviewed today at a prelim¬ about 3 p.m. Each applicant la gaked to find will speak on "Inter Wssagc m I he legislature *'* a "apparently his htfhway program when wc come to It, if wc ever marri,,," Tool reception Thur-la> from Re- Is being offered vwy Urgely lo I , „ d , „ w„ inary hearing before a Fed¬ she was In whleh he Is in- where a publican leader* save face, without loo many de- William* iTpwitcd ■ gcnerafii- tails about how bonds will be d0* • eral Communication* Com¬ e should take WEDNESI) \Y when. College sen¬ td set «>f recommemlatHms The paid. I would say It Is eatremely Willfams said the primary mission examiner. j The only apparent affects, ac- ior,, Juniors, and in some In¬ The petitions of four television cording to East Lansing firemen, tnain rne was his proposal for a doubtful that the house will pass school enrollment of Michigan is stances, sophomores aro eligible '"•P.*. I SWX) billion dollar highway con- his highway profram. Increasing (10,000 to 70.000 a stations in this are. will be pre- | «",e "H«h' burn* ■bout ,hc l,p" to take the tests, depending upon It ruction bond issue. | sented at \his meeting. which Is and mouth- the law school. Friday and college enrollments 6,000 a The govern*' said being held In Washington, D. C. Application blanki and a bul¬ year. Descriptions and Services Veloped a pE»n program Mr*. Jone* lo Give of Information describing p*| ex letin He .laid he had evolved a pro- Wil.i not revt amples will be exhibited by law* procedures and con¬ question is of such magnitude yers representing each of the I aire Recital Sunday taining sample teat questions following Oneg Shalmt On hi* hit gram to help education, "but the stations. lined In BA Berkey that 1 deem it advisable to dis¬ Another meeting of the" FCC Mnry C. Jones, MSC music in¬ Hall or directly from (he Law cuss it in detail and present m> i later mes- has been tentatively for Jan. 24 for further examlna- I scheduled Btructor, will give Sunday In the mu» voice recital department's School Admission Teat, Educa¬ tional Testing Service, 30 Nassau B'NAI BRITH HUH FOUNDA lion of the four applications. uitccnth concert of the season. The he Street. Princeton, N. J. Ch If MSC's television station Included In the program are vlth granted the rights to the VHF I _ wloefinng from Handel, Mozart Applications must be mailed to 319 Hillrrrsl Avenue the Princeton Office not later incl. a share-time plan with ! days prior to the testing j ! compcnsnllon, but he ndvocntcd I ,he Television Corporation of , date chosen. Dr. Dresscl advised. generally unlfor mbcnrflts for Michigan will go into effect. | all Idle workers, more than the ! Sacns* "Samson and Delilah." Dag Hopeful •nldod (he question ' present 26 weeks maximum dur- atlon. He asked for coverage for all employers of one or more em¬ Or combining the If these two stations, Jones, Mrs. Jones' husband a graduate student at the University of Michigan, will be Dawson Judging livestock A nix-man Contest Judging additional saving* Upon Return ployees, now eight employers, and removal cation of so-called disqualifi¬ provisions in the law. her accompanist. team from M8C will compete to¬ day and Saturday in the carload judging contest at the Western for the fashioii.lnj,H No From (Hiilia mineral and gravel WKAR-TV has requested thh change from UHF Channel 60 to Square Dance National Livestock Exposition in Denver, Colo. woman in our hi* hlrtcst Newman Club have a drive for itlllon dollar night as reported I all- Talk- Will. result in an increase of audience in Thursday'? State News. In- bond i**uc more high- availability, said Dr. A. L. Hunter, Becker's Drive In Kr«l- *Fii>l will held Slgp1' JANUARY il bo next Sat- way< (director of the station. Iltt E. Michigan night at 6 in Newman Hall. HAMBURGERS UNITED N ATIONS. N V. (J I N Secretary General Ihtg HammifskjiaM returned prove parks next year at j 4 MSC Si mien Is MAI.TEDS - DINNERS The Governor called for Play in Ice Show CLEARANd Thur*«iny nieht fi*»m Peiuing her funds to enlarge the an * gtiii what he ra'lol the "first lira I marketing and researcl Four MSC students plage" of hi- ."'mi# for re- arc pcr- Brnuer's fe ise of 1) American airmen jdi!e«l as in Red China. development credit corpoi 1861 House... ' IV* HMHrated the »« m»n DRESSES Rnlurril Ah Murli Ah One Hall! Earl Henry Originally trumpets; Shandrlmi 29.93 l«, #33 .... Herb Bcei 39.93 In $43 .... Hlnwlpii that five lle said the state ail am www If traffic In wcur a* antlclpalcd. wiir 49.95 lo #53 .... ta* and weight taxes he &• million del lhan they are te¬ 69.95 In 79.95 .... I hot S/tecinl deration #95 In #100 .... International t liih. ; "andtclight Dinner Music ! Sorority to I.'on rear Entire stock ol fall and htdklay .in — c- No Alcoholic Beverages Proposed Draft Now . . . OI»KN SATURDAYS jcrsev, crepe, talfela. velveteen. wool-. In. tuine ami cocktail styles. Wonderful croup S 1:30-2:00 Evening 5:00-8:36 The present draft .rmds would In1 rnntill dresses—Imllerinas and longs. St km full, Senior of Week 213 S. Omttfl pure silk, embroidered talTeta, brocade Honor Liven lo lb-mi—ing It Size* 7 to 15, 8 to 20. Antleixtii. Aquino M-nhuwrr ha- said that chances ol it global no>< than they hasr been for several years. How it would affect the future plans of particularly those in advanced RtlTt", it is s lo say. It will still In- up lo all voung men to look i drastic reductions in at the situation, and divide what host for I hem. SEE TIIE BEST PICTURES HERE FOR I.ESS! SPORTSWKAK SHOES-ACCESSORIES DANCE CHILDREN'S \>E\R Sat., Jan. 15 Clarence Schmidt Further Retluctions On of Us his trumpet and orcheslra no age limit to ballroom mar. of Loral Gables Luxury Fabric GOAT* Thru Ch Originally I-AST DAY — JH>V HOLIDAY * JACK CARSON PHFFFT" STARTING #35 to 39.95 . . l-O-M-O-K-K-O-W 49.95lo 59.95 . . 69.95lo 79.95 . 89.95 m 99.95 . Fashion favorite* of the season in lonv trimmed'coat*, including our entire •'>' chinchillas, and pa*tel fleece*. PUiJs- taf*34, ^ ahaps. Juniors . u 11 wj$lm Stroock woolen*, and and brief size* 8 to 18. brings tham together „ end puts a song BING ""DANNY R0SEM.W MRA- in your heart! CROSBY- KfflfE • CIjOONEY- ELLEN ■ i SINATRA yja. WAWCRBWS, mWARNERCOLOS ' \r.~ QGYDUNG EIHELBARRYMORt DOROTHY MALONE • W. frataa W* Rtmmk RaaSei * fctart Mh-VmSh Mi Sa »M kv NDfillAll k&A'yMA J -V • mu* and WELVW FRANK . A WUWH0UNT PICTURED ^ , CarW« ' . CdorlyTECHNIcS ^ ■ ' ■ - ]•