anStateNews VOTE TO HOI,I) SPRING BANQUET DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION 6. N<> 121 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN—MONDAY. JANUARY 17. 195S PRICE 5 CENTS Me. U. -f s Death C..I.0 iied irienfal Cagers Invade Bloomington To Face Sagging Hoosiers ill Service* Juried Sunday deiilh of 1.orrn H. old MSC freoh- snnw - covered I Saline, Mental Friday by wag Ordinance Spartans i v cnzhorti. Waah- Tied for .-..r offlrnr frhura- Fight Denied 4th Place i„,,l been minjlng By Hurst i. IVlernon to Keniiine Call* '\nli-lliaa" l>iiel With Sehlundl Rule Unworkable With their mont enjoyable win of the year liehind them, Student Government Michigan State's basketball ident lllll Mural denied team in in lllnnminirton to day there \vaa any nlo battle" engine in tile tangle with the iiooaiera of Indiana tonight at * dent Cnnirreas over the The Spartan. will lie trying to called "diarriminalion ordin¬ break a -even-venr lining streak ance." na wax day. Herat a«id in Georgia ItemopouliK. Johnny Johnwin ruiwnl wa.'hcid Slill AlllOII" Missilto whh'h have naiional and or "oral Three Spartnnn Cage Wolverine Wildman Ron Kramer. Ho to Hold Paul Fails to Keep "Dale* CosUi Ricaii Fighting s'"" . c. a Favors Soring m«10 for 5 At Basket ball Fame • mils |..| tP//|Vti ! Hani Ittinyan, the slippery »t»-1 — - - Breaks Out Again * Term tiara/ net y* Iff Ulj" i tue. is still among the missing. g< . !»• I Senior Vole .n.l el bv the Studio play«| unlav ™ • b,-unr MSt'-U of M basketball g, C,rOtl|> t» IVk .. , e I'oHsihlf Drciwivr Hattlr tin Npw Activity Split . In* held Tuesday In game in spile of a prediction by ( ,;|11 <11 (IUt<* lor Expected Within 21 lltiui'! . Z'TL Van!?..!' dcn|M,'','w",M,n'r'!'!h.,'l he 'would |{ijr | () ( lolltCSt AN DISK. I r'drt'ls near Santa Thistle Rosa in nnrthw-aterii I oaln Rica, whi re the poaaitiility nf. t|SC to Seek lie said ■I does '"jjj]* Third Slrui^hl g deriaive battle witliin'he next 21 hours was shaping up. lrr lrj. Win f'M'f undergraduate In "Lansing or Kaal I .anting." .l.nr. 'j/prp f r/i*»r«»»t' Week. the hanquri nnd* left, to beat *RC. 8S-4I. Offered The paper n quoted U III M i rinmkft Field at *" Kellee* t ea- livl >eac at JenlMMi I leMharme. ii Series officiala as having sa.il dlacipbnary action" will be la I ,1*1, .Ic'isao il'nrt » (ifnrf| mi lanrr awrigf gcttultlea. ' Schlundt among continue to rank the leading scorers in the radise," an epic provided Ine Halue is reiui January Spartan "" Thistle said thai Ihe banquets' conference but he isn't getting life in Pans In unharmed II also offeied to dnaslaale smtia wnuW rosl tt'®° ,h* h',p Rom his tcammaieu own tonight To Co on Sale ed slate. and the ,h* " JS quoted on that he got last Hales, of the January Issue of newspaper lad I'renia Libi the .Spartan magazine start to- , day. at stands in Derkev, Union ] and Natuidl Seiettec Hu hinta from the atory of "How . % |u ftr , Tommy TraddJcs Won H.s J-Hop u 4 ^ |(| , Date. A boy who ha* bcer\ „|g|,|# the U. S. j around is the main character in , ' "Elroy Comes to College.' by Clarence Peterson. Also included J The radio ident if u NEWS IN BRIEF is a feature on the original paint- ings done Wolverine. for the Centennial | Payne. Time maga/inc ioire*| i magazine George Ska photograpl 'rogram to Receive Sup/tort Rounding out the issue J are press photogiaphrr J three pages of Kleptomania, and Antonio Llano NfonU ■ IN idh _ The Elsenhower administration will send ox Sparty Pi*. * i Nacional, Havana. ■ "' before ihc House Way a and Mean Committee in the ' ■> back the President's program tor more free world Hectic xNight lower tariffs, * It * '• s'"r//i >' - Hit* Euro/*' Mercy planet dropped food to snowbound villages It Was a Mighty Chilly J-Hop Back in 1912 Hand Sunday while floods rose in France and Germany ■si freakish atorm of the winter, 11 ''t * * * ips Solve Reman Murder The pretty 18-year-oJd sweetheart of a former ^dct vu credited in widespread report* Sunday with track the mystery of President Jom Antonio Eemon s Chess loiiriwY Starts Thursday "ess Shrouds Londoners Ttt MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Council Should h Bibi, Walt's Wallow— Night Staff fifth* Killer, Jack Andrew* nrcdod I This Is Your... ,,urp WHy 80 the rtsms, el Banquet If* going to be « rough decision for member* of the < Bf WALT OLEKSY - This i* your life. Schmudgepodpe Kameleffskv. You were born in Bombay. India, when you wet* four Jerry Warren Music Srr,i,.„ " Senior Council when the.v meet Tuesday to decide whether years old, und your mother left you in a snake charmer's ■ut, available e Bd" ■nd ('0"it»'s for winter and "/' or not to sponsor a Senior Banquet during spring term. wicker basket and ran off with a Bengal l-ancer. spring A vote taken during registration drew 1,365 ballots. Phone 5-6.170 Your father died of malaria ami you were raised by , with 600 students showing interest and 666 others taking your Aunt Cicely until you were old enough to get a job. time to record their opposition to such a banquet. Whew you were II. you herame mayor of Ikmnbny. ' Inadequate phrasing of the question didn't help the Surprise! Here is the ftrwt auditor-general who nerved l>anquet cause, either: under you! (Much embracing.) Are you Interested in a Senior Banquet costing about l)ry your tears now. Schmnlgcpudge. When yon were ATTENTION $1.25 per person during the spring.term?" it asked. 21. you met and fell in love with a Wind flower girl named ALL INTERESTED MEN Therefore, a senior could conceivably take the question Prithy McCarthy. Surprise! Here is she! (Much embrac¬ •»»to mean three different things: ing.) *6 1. The class treasury could stand the banquet cost and the council wanted to pet approval to use class funds. Prithy is now head lilac-maker at the Bombay Con¬ servatory. I>ry your tears now. Srhmndgepodge. Soon RUSH SMOKER 2. If the measure passed, each senior would be assessed after you left Prithy, you embarked on a "round-the-world $1.25 whether he liked it or not, as per the student gov¬ voyage. FROM ernment tax. Surprise! Here is the first tool stoker on that voyage. 3. If the banquet would be approved, seniors would be free to attend by paying $1.25. Lefty Houlihan. Schmudgepodpe. (Much embracing.! Calm yourself, 7 lo 9 P.M. The latter idea, an optional banquet. Is the one that When you arrived in Vladivostok, yuu tank violin lessons the ballot was supposed to pet across. But many seniors from Prof. Szaravitrh Ivaknff. rammed in a "no" the minute they saw the $1.25 mention¬ ed, especially when the word "optional" wasn't there to the Surprise! Here is Prof. Ivaknff. iMurh embracing.) Orv your tears now, Schmudrepndge. Here is the TONIGHT rrllablHtj nf these veeattswal aptitude crowning explain the plan. surprise, Schmudgepodpe. Everyone rather "round. Big To make things more difficult, class officers found that the $1.25 figure was a vast understatement. Now it seem* like $2.50 per head would he more like it for a supper More Later, He Says Surprise! Here is your mother. Schniodgepmlre. We searched searched," and found her running a tavern in New York and Beta Theta Pi banquet in Kellogg Center. Williams' Schmndpepodge. that p Schmndgepodge. 247 Delta St root Message Possibly, some seniors who favored a banquet at $1.25 lother! Schmndpepodge! thought the class treasury would Incur part of the cost burden. These seniors probably wouldn't have given their tet in ri • /»• | Information ; assent to a $2.50 price. Under present circumstances, then, the council cannot Has tew Specifics I tl- w/ l vAr 6€K n r consider all of the "yes" votes, as actually giving aprovnl since the price has gone up. This la the season for messages—the President's annual ' ^ V/ll Lambda Chi Even disregarding the entire hallot advise the council to forget about a senior Initial plans call for it to be held mix-up. we would banquet. on The State of the Union, the President's 1 lower and the Governor's Message to the Legislature. military man- Gov. G. Mennen Williams' message was reeeived, as wns FOITOR'S sort via, I Club and Pes, Alpha fM p m interested m 33 Union. Everyone * Ml Alpl during Senior Week, is atlotw. to lie expected, with mixed emotions. already crowded with events such as Swinpnut, Lantern It dealt mainly In generalities, with the governor nthirar I jTfdwi at i. Austrian trraduafe tfurirrV. will show rot- INVITES YOU TO AN t Nipht and Senior Reception. prom¬ We don't think the average senior wants ising more specific messages on particular problems later his any more ac¬ Pels tivities during his last few days at MSC. on. The Governor was specific only about Michigan high¬ Besides, class officers say that Kellogg Center has set a 600-person limit on such about 80 per cent of the a banquet. That would exclude graduating seniors—even if they ways, or rather the lark of enough of them. On this score!he proposed to build today with lie collected during the coming years, rather than money to waiting Monday i.l.tre-s Open Rush Smokt until the money is collected. Fse-s.ew is did want to attend. IVr. Jacob Kleinbrre of th,' - Then it wouldn't be a "senior Democrats generally agreed with this notion. Republi¬ University of Kansas will speak SUNDAY for the first 600 seniors who could and lianquet," but a banquet would |v»y $2.50. cans did not. There were the usual shades of Republican opinion a! the '. rill chemistry colloquium at p.m. in 122 Kedsir Hall - TONIGHT - Dr Kleiiibcra', subject will be ranging from Sen. Carlton Morris' comment that Williams Crossword Puzzle had replaced his old slogan "Build Michigan" with "Mort¬ Aperiodic Oxidation States and Their Stabilisation." 7:15 -8:15 P.M. gage Michigan" to Sen. Harry llillle's comment that he The YWc'A Political Action thought the program was constructive and forward look¬ ing except thai the state should go a little slower in hood¬ Legislature at 7:15 p.m 128 IIASLETT I ing itself into debt. TCr.SDAT The History Club will hear All in ail it was a message that, except for the highway P. Wilson of the U N. Return-.- proposal, one could hardly find real fault with. The words talk about displac- will really start to fly when Williams starts sending the promised "more specific" messages to the Republican- l*tivsics-Msth tonfefenee controlled legislature. Republicans may suddenly decide to go along with a Williams-sponsored program for Michigan. But sucli a PHONE ED 2-1511 Campus Classifieds .J decision would Is" a surprise, to say the very least. EXT. 268 PAUSE N' PROFIT ,o3P'1 INFORMATION ASSISTANT COUNTY JUVENILE AGENT CkAiSifltO RATES kulamuzoo FOR SALE SERVICE (■KEEN SPLASH TRYOl'T County Juvenile Court PRACTICE!* The Kalamazoo County Juvenile Court ha* ■ an opening 1 7-3 p.m., ■ u ■ Tuesday and Wed¬ I .oo nesday, Women's Gym for a female graduate. Starling nalarv $.1,300. ■ HOME A FAMILY LIVING Sociology .jl.ll j $1JS Grand the Campu* Rook nce River In Cast I i Lanalng ' GROUP-SPARTAN WIVES or pnycholoKy major preferred. Must expert to reside in adou-okai charges 9 _ mil ul_ x_. V 8 p.m., 307 Home Ec Building Katumaroo County. TKffJflAL k. bf writing all of I v -* For further detail* eontarl: your leltai our OaUmm aaeraf d GAMMA DELTA writing paper. A rhokw of . ■v a wide choice of aeal W. William BUckmore daatgna 7 6:30 p.m., Lutheran Church AUTOMOTIVE • CAMPUS ROOK STORjTkx Grand Rtvar Si J/ 37 33 Membership Class, Luther County Juvenile Agent mi I.R.RAPTftI 1 1 ii 1 n Chattel and House, 444 Abbott Road BOXER PUPPIKS— AKC letter reft*- lered t&a up Tertna can * 1 C HEMISTRY COLLOQUIUM Kalamazoo County Building * f deal red Call 4-1071 aftei 31 30 -• Sir St 42 Stuff* 7:30 p.m., 122 Ked/tc Labora¬ Kalamazoo, Michigan I Egaln 44 Perform tory f • 44 Entlrea ■b ■ ■ 3C m YWCA "• 7 p.m., Y House 3* if u 37 SS Art tela Tryouta for Talent Show 54 Oriental eo 6! • dwelling . "CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS EMPLOYMENT # *3 »A.vrci> FORMALS . . LOW COST" . . LUHirviv oruiAroR arr,»KA* iTtm ED J-JUL U . HIGH READERSHIP" . 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TUB NEWS mtz Paces Gym Win 'Mural Schedule Spartan Forfeit Proves Costly Hoosiers Edge 14-12 If JIM JOHNSTON short end of 1*2 I Over Wolverines, • • Winning four out of Iho five 59-37 1 wrestled matches wasn't enough he take down to pen several times ! >ound lor Coach Fendley Collin.' mat- are, Jerry Grummotl. man. at Ihey bowed to Indiana from the bottom position, to gain i The Hooster had other U his points, but was unable to hang j Friday nlglit. 14-12. however and warded off I The five* points lost by forfeiture pnto the elusive and more experi- ! of the heavyweight division, due eneed Fisher. res to an injury to Brian Harrison, In the 147-pound class, Jim! s undefeoted 177-pound Fencers provided Indiana with their mar¬ ;e, Dick Anthony, put Firsts gin of victory. lotch in his wrestling n he declsloned Dick Victory Split In was Hob hit aeeond •tarts In the (••niter, who copped vMery In as many I'M-pound division trying desperately to put the finishing II, came close hut Also Win* Road Meet could nof hold th Ifooaler U the mat I powerful Hrrsr: or Spartans The most exciting aSusz h fori Rlntt's four first ailing the Way, Mich- .State'" gymnastics team Michigan Shite'. fpneintr' ' * * " ,*,1 the University of cum Ih-hI the teiim that hpnh rrti • a a repeated his j ex per let nan, .W-17, Saturday af- hp tpnm that I thpm in I lllflCKHls tatuntav's trianFiilar mppt it .. . , wtitftl 24 points with hla "»«Uominate kini jj.boo stu- tering may come to the third \ legv* in 1*39 and Tiffit office to receive further I j about two million in lfV>. directions and sales cards. Atom Experts Nnrlli \\ imU Itlow V (Mt For A Quirk. (Jowl Rn-ikfa*! To Plan World II inlvr I'uls Ivy often enforced Its Rule I® which TRY "* fie shall "directly indirectly, by sparking Peace Agency t'inpvr on MSI! or any form of words impute to 3 Sailonaa an- | other senator Sli*ul« Try Ibr I'nkin'n New Kewpees or to other senators any conduct or motive unworthy V » *30 | the .Sen. lying (D-La.i, presiding Nixon absence of Vice Friday, ordered McCarthy to take his seat when pr^sid^nt m n Co. Chemists. C'hem. or Mech. Engr's, Mech., Chem., Civil, or Met. homemade df.liciolh V lying sani Engr's. PASTRY COFFEE ice Landscape Architecture, City Planners, Foresters, Veterin¬ arians, Chemists; All Engr's. or any other Physical Scientist* Allien Junior Acctg. Gen. Bus. Majors Named Blue he and the mud from j>n I?. ' B.S. or Mech. or M.S.—Elec. Engr's. B- S. CALLING ALL FEMALES Engr's. Elementary; early and later Aide r;R\M> OI'KMX. TODAY lo llelol Funeral Held Mich. Secondary; Industrial Arts, Commerce, Homemaking. En¬ glish and Foreign Lang, com¬ 1 For lloiiH4>molher bination. Mathematics Ojwuiup S|HriiiU Hobby Sox—Krjpibr Price Wlr helff S.iturda 2Or Today, Tuexday, Wednesday, (Inly in Itu iioiigliarti She Sylaa H-r - Itrand Naaw—".I (.autre 15 Denier, Regular II the United Slates 59r Tadai, Tuesday. Hnlaeaday, Only Ijmit 2 lo a customer CURTiS ' Students Offl< QlORiA Ore* till 9 pjm. an week outh Africa. Df Haven' Cunae early, caaae lale, hut don't forget lo rome! ' . who helped "f <1 IK. Smokvrs laraliao: I klarh Eant of the l.uron Theater, NELSON 3 haniaiat at ore of the COWNNf t^mpui Drue. . CALVET m J*1 >4 stalled Thurs- Charlotte Shop QilBERT vji *r CIGARETTES SMART FEMAI.K AI'PAKEI, . Alpha kappa i»si JlCtn ? B R F. C K I, d Breck Method Hair and Scalp j |» g Treainirnts w ill simplify your I J hair and scalp problems • These | ii ^ Invite* all Mini niajoriii^ in tlir fit-Id* 411* snd Scalp Treating K tif litikilli'M «r tTonomir* ami inlrrr-ltil EMillT C HAIRS FILTER TIP TAREYTON ill a |iriifiSKiuiiiil fr;ilrrnil\ in a ru*li True Tobacco Taste... Real Filtration Famous Tareyton Quality p Miinkir tonight. Monday. January IT. MSC BARBERSHOP A "I'ill lo 9 p.in. at .>17 Ea*t I.rami River. •f, - ' V- Always. •. For the the Best Food Lady Willi Young Idea* \V« lute >oun( iJrai in our WALLAC8 Uthinn-tl) ltd iramaa, alonf with for the Best Price nuluro atparianco and akill ilia) mako ihem optically correct •— Feature Dinner for Monday Evening — Ground Bed Steak - Fried Onions SANDLER OF BOSTON Joe* the caaicat abac Uut evrr apr.1 ai nw ■ hanilm .■* STOKTSTEK. a Whipped Potatoes fiaar aaorraaia that nwana your foot •» rndlrd «>o®«h. mahauhna yaccr of piuot leather. Sha. trim, food fitting ... W '*> » * Combination Had - Nd Rolls a*d Butler .WALLACE OPTICIANS BcTCiapc — Chwtate Sundae i, Two Doctors of Optometry * DR. R. C JONES DR. J. R. NIXOM Nc 605 Soak t< Lara—a lldg. fhono 937% College Inn Cafeteria -101 e. %aud River East P jming —~— 1 m*1 _ .■ .