TICKETS GO ON SALE TODAY FOR J-HOI' PRICE r» CENTS ebels on ' Costa Rica Chinese Communists ipliibious Landing imnl by Enemy Kmlio •twin Rlcn (ZD — font* Rlcn'n novm-ilny-nltl Launch New Invasion ,",.,1 into renewed notion Tuendny. The (Senernl Stuff ,.,l mlMtneed government milt* mnde enntnrt with Latest Move north of Smitn lto*n in the north went nnd ile- ;r\i. yot them on the run there." Dulles Asks Perils Vital Cease-Fire /h First Tachen Isles to Be Negotiation Heil Artillery Now WASHINGTON i/t'i Within Kn«y Itimge retnry of State Duller nt Knaeted I'nul Pnrnv. left. itlnciinnrs program wHh'hl*' ed the door Toerdov for D.N. to arrange n rrnne- TAIPEII. Formosa (/Pi — Howard Harrington. Chlnene Red Toreea invaded hulling the npreinling wn Mil fur Sciimliil mroiil* Begin Witfjiicr A Highlight the Fnrmona Slrnlt lietw Chlnene CnmmiinHn * VihiangHhaii Inland Tuenday Nation nil Ml*. | behind a curl it in of bomba^ ml mtvtil «n#l wrtillcry fire, Detroit it Symphony ! plitcintf eiifht the vital Ttichenit ntilew to the south in Performs'Brilliantly'^: It> W AI T Ol.r.KKV k» I . Mill MnnHfiehl wn* rlertrd v ler-prrnlrfenl of Student The Detroit Symphony pet onirre** IiihI night. Put Callahan i* *rrn hrrr giving nnd often roloint program Til liim the gavel a* Student Congre** President Hill lliir*! lain wllh Adm. Arthur W. Knit Wilson Asks Uhlr a* the I'elptnff trumpeted that tin* Yikl*nt«han radio mrnt w hul rffret the develop ha< on \mrrlmit plrdcn Mansfield Elected mm "liberated" In le«« than two More Trade to defend I'nrmmii «Hd the near hv rf«r»dnr« Inland' houra of flihtlnc. "The Mai. Congress Gets '. With Reds verluro. *« 4% tvplrgl - 'Wtiulil Strengthen The Free World' Telleaa and the UJf New Speaker JL J-IIop Tickets j* Go on Sale ^ TL ^ Other klection* win For Juniors Emperor'* Kobe Displayed art, Franck. Br»hm*. Dvorak and Ticket* for the J-Hop. Feb 4- Strau.se. The program Tapestry Reveals Chinese Ideals 5, will go on sale to junior* at elude* three German f 1 p.m. today on the second floor Concourse of the Union. Debaters Shut Out A limit of one ticket wil] be is¬ sued to person* who held junior By TOM TAYLOR i typical decc (srailiiwlr SrhoUrwhipe You cart come pretty cioee to ilfely in lh« ; dyna*tj status as of fall term. t.D. card* .Slill Windy City Team will he required. ubbrng shoulders with a Chin- Open to Student* ling. The IMS J Ho wMI feature Sh moral character and ben- a resolution concerning solici. Scholarship MSC debating team *°n » on* the innate ef Ralph Nanacaa i you walk through the library , 1 olence, Lee says. talion for chartlable orsanirations aduate study at i k«rr/j, Seized lobby. read and University of Chica- referred; o( Michigan are sull > | Ion over the will mark the fir.t time j Dr. This mythical creature crcat. j "n campus ' open to M8C This The colorful birthday robe Neat week s meet, students. r'^—Four armed con- I go, Thursday at the International Flanagan group, one of the I of Emperor Tao Kuans who Lee. by ancient peoples 1s often 1 lo commlttc I House in Chicago. MSC's topic tftc d Wednesday niglii Graduate studcnU have until r" I "i guarda Tuenday ' nations top dance bands, has \ ruled China from 1S2J to !•&© The collection of textiles dates n with straight horns, a »«r- ju was the woman's place is in ih« from the late 17th century to nt body, a row of bristling *t <■». Feb. I to tu P*r-!' do-or-dle bid to played tor an MSC J-U -P The ; is one of the prtaed pieces of the eerly part of the 70th cen¬ along its hack, four legs dona. Mrs. Ps'*'c Prison. Doth i band has been a popular feature Chinese, tapealry work now on P"' ">d their Representing MSC were Mary at college proms since it* debut : display. tury and,reveals the religious harp curving din, and Hannah lo /iddren cretary m.t ! Conine. Traverse City lumor. and and oier-niiht success in IlliO. The collection belong., to- aad ethical ideals of the Chi- flarncs -iiing from hi* body. u;.,. n . said. P "* other i June Turner, Farinmgton sepho- The Miss Big 10 Contest will J rrofessor Shao Chang - U., ncse people. Lee said. Oi Iragon it entirely dif- Military fertonnel Applications for the Slate Col¬ The 200-year-old wall panels ffrcnt on the American coo- President Hamuli will addrcs. lege Scholarship, offend by Ik* be held during the interim .sir n i head of MSC ■ foreign studies * * * more^ ,lk one of four Intermission entertalpfnent will i department. Many of his object" bring out examples of their ihia animal." said Lee. Army and Air Force ROTC per- University every jeer, ege avail- Uaf/ier Die* ' exchange debates sponsored by also feature WUI Alger and the of thia Chinese culture have ideals. In one scene, there is a tir fee was a member of sonnel tonight at 7:* in Use Mus- able in the Scholarship Office, the Big 10 that MSC willparti- man with a sword which de- the University of Hawaii facu- lc Auditorium on the topic, "MSC 323 Administration Building, ' KA-Nn i*t—Dr. Richard ' cipate in this year. Further de- Salt City Five Diaie and Sextet. ! been paaaed down In the fam- picts man's power to overcome !iy staff from 1032 until 1PA3. ROTC and Ra Part in National , The scholarship covert tkn AI!-co'llege ticket sales will be I ily. sapf Dr. Lee. wUie other f". father oI Dr. 8am- j bates will be with the University held Thursday from I to S p.m. I pieces were acquired accident- evil. A woman with the lotus At that time, he came to the Defense." All military personnel, school year of 1SM-M gag. to F"'1 died Tuesday night j of Chicago. Jan ». and *^h th' flower depicts the thought that I mlcct Stales to Join the MSC , both students and tgeully, are U1- , valued 01 fire tickets will be is* , limn of i A limit aUy through a search for Ulua- |I University of Wiacon.ui the first I sued per Irative all nsoB can tic pure. foreign studies. staff. . I sited. I grade* are .riiremrFjto.' week in February. S , .. -• v» . t X ' TtfTm . TKly M t C !H. unendbvc Imrlitvir tram abroad ed hia country over lo com- and within. Add hot Latin lem- monatrated they will make any 7" i|r- n.iiis TV 1I It hn* become thi> Central Headquarters of the Ritt 10 thrown out of alllancea, however aM-ansr- llw Nicr . , . Student Onvmimmt Association—an ortranixalion which peramenta and a few «vma. Stir Oustemala last summer, the needed to promote ha* ler school* know of anything new that mipht happen on one campus that would be of interest to other schools. IThlted State*, dragged willy-nilly finding ttaelf Into each because of its own press¬ ing hemisphere Interests, is phone Campus Classifieds Three publication*. "The Reporter," "The Directory," passionately interested I and an "Orpanirational tiuide" will ho issued. The first of those is homy compiled now, and should be issued by the first of the month. Violence Is just wl' Another facet of the Central Headquarters is II* Public ock. They are ever ready to Relation* bureau, organised In issue press release* and ake advantage of eonrusion help improve relations between the member schools them¬ NamejkChange Urged >nd chaos. selves. and with the public. The up-eomln( "Ml** Rlf 10" i, im4 if. yellow, contest is one example of this bureau's work. ,,-eer^le.lhr, Because it has never had a headquarter* before, the Vl M PUene "6 f-l'S ** ' ""lit I'.'k •« Chevrolet c.ood m.,tnr .net association has never been very effective. Now, at len*t. it has a home. And MSC*-student government is doiny its For Centennial Year rned with Its ■others to the south. brawling little * I ' Ter oach ADDITIONAL CHARGtS -c-o l& Jc , " & I JA ' tires Kscellem paint and botb and heater USA Mas I'e »een at Sta ntreii Road or phone KD 7-Wtn Kadi.- 12.T ?Sc lennrp iWMloY^K»W ... part in However weak the Real ; ,>•»§• ♦** cfod-t Vw a' *n I helpiny the association In livinjr up to it* aim. "to help the This ah ovemcnt may appear to be in ; M"*~i™ """ '■*--«= er W In Student government of each school better It has long been my ^ e rest of Central America, it represent the lead the case for the y tsoti every "State" student for the AUTOMOTIVE students." ame change of MSC. University as well as the status urk wo now possess. CHRYSLERS Cfossword Puzzle II must also he rather tiring to my fellow students as It Is AND OTHERS reas ruled by the Iron hand to me. to have our school re¬ •on military dictatorship, no I A!! RecorditioneH ferred to as 'Tow C ollege." ;er how far underground ii and "Silo Teeh" by oar snoh- i go. j " and Guaranteed EMPLOYMENT mmunism in Central Amcr- as elsewhere, I 1953 CHRYSLER New Yc >o Ur De WANTED PIANO LOST and! has always brought a feci- adapts itself te environment. Since luxe Newport. A beautiful 2-tone -rho'^ KC mili- dietatorshlp and coups are brown and beige with mashing min the tone cuttom intenoz, power FOR RENT hippocnttcal big-wigs * power politics. steering, radio, heater and other Brtiicv ^ohc Whether directly invoked or accessories. This car has been m<;riKssT tVe been asked by ooo-"Stat¬ not. the Communist* must he driven very little and is in almost, ers" and I've asked myself joyful at eoeh revolutionary new condition. You will be amaz- B'|,' "what the hell Is the differ- outburst or violent eUsh be¬ td at our low price. tween Central America nations. b> every FOR SALE If the United States, in It* 1953 NASH Rambler Count- '' TO J I'MORS TODAY. Club Coupe. A real beauty with mori radio, heater and overdrive. ' There i and brush aside the protests of PERSONAL | our foes and see the 100th an- 195? CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-door. VrJLRW™n tRl versily i.* mxersary of Michigan State Top mechanical condition and ;1C «4-M HuMrrn*ld ' 1 College bring the first anniver¬ winter term is sary of Michigan State Univcr- guaranteed. wm i 1950 MERCURY Club Sedan. Frank William* Price just reduced, Trad# and fi¬ nance. SERVICE Michigan State News All Colon 1949 CHEVROLET A nice ! ght green Convertible. with black top. Published on das* day* Monday through Friday Will take trade. LOW Price* ' Club Discount-lludjtel Plan March S. It7» i o»»« Friday »Uht*. MALCOLM MILKS. Inc. ksixhut ta-a pji. 4222 Woodward Ave. Your Ckrytlaf-Plymouth Doobf VS® CAR LOT 1 cuirMuL liii'jm'i/ Runttnu ^1 uipm.nl 1300 E. MICH. AVE. ' -We'll B* Skttnf Tm" I MJ* Bl( Buv.ln. I Fox RoU FX Int.i Phono 9-5281 Night Staff Fountain Treat* INFORMATION al rkOMCNADCIS Alexander Drug*. i lm- rrv iv*n M»rh H«arsH-x K«r bvttvr breakfast* SPARTAN WOMEN' S IXAGI E eat at our fouatain 4 p.m.. M*r> Ler'g At VOl'XTING ti l II AND FISHERIES AND WILDUFF CUB INFORMATION Open at 7:00 aja. 7 p.m.. Forestry Cabin RNO-CAP WTTA ALPHk PM f SO p.m. . S3 Union Rttrc OHKTKS CLI'B 7 p.m103 Berkey Katl LUTHER CHAPEL AND ALEXANDER DRUGS WOI1.D KU ATLDNtSS 7 p.m. Music Auditorium ROttt lit; W. GiauU River IXlMMIfhthlON SAILING CLI'B c 30 pun. Chapel Bible Qas B p.m. Intrrngtiongl Center ' p.m.. Union 7 30 p.m. Chapel Choir "Just across froai the Girt*' Dorms" HOTEL ASSOCIATION ABATING CLUB 7 15 p.m., 32 Kellofts Center Practice, 444 Abbott Road 5 30 pjti, 31 Union StKTAL WORK CLUB RECREATION INTEREST 4-5 30 pjn. Old College Hull itiroi^fflEtti MM RIIU CLIP 7 T,,"Rs"At noon Women's Lounge. n,"e pun.. • nj DODGC erasable Women's Gym I forrwhlt ty*Tltr p*p«j KAPPA ALPHA MI Grand SiSfm Bf »» 7,30 p.m., speaker Tony UTART HQS «M CEN Spina. Parlor A. Union The Finest ASSISTANT COUNTY .JUVENILE AGENT Cordovans •8-I1W Wtoft SOMEONE CELl ! WUfjri kalamaxoo Couutv Juxenile Cowt for men KAlSE* 4-door. G«od hgwHXPt* Who*t _ _ . _ - . Y«uY» hnrtted f mm our grand —Mr hC£.'^' The Kaliunw (euaty Juxcaule Court ha. aa ipiusn who want the Wul'i Sp«cUL-S95 *£?C^put^Book' far a female graduate. Startm* aalary fLJbO. CADILLAC V I 4-dM*. Darl Swfalacr VERY BEST 9-«»- •r psvrbatecy major preferred. Must D«a« aid sou—d throughout. * expert to reside hi Wa.-$I045 W#a4 s Sp^c.#'—I^S Kalamaaus Cmmty. Far farther details restart: *24.»s Fo» tu,ts.r c.i or d- v. o.t to ANKKSON t ANMEWS V. J. DECAMP SON & CHOTIOtIT SALES HmWU (UU Una,,I -OJV CAMPUS SISCE 19ST IfeM R H!!t fe: . EAST LANSING USE OUR REAR DOOR "ST January IS. 1S8S fit* Mf(JfHOAK STATU HUfS F.f fkm Groups Plan for Weekend Fun Social Circuit Theta Chi Recent Kappa engagements <>f Fill junior, to 8ec6n»l Id. Allen Tail are: Wended 9mHit. ' gtevetiR, MSC at urinate: Joan f*e- Sugihaw -ten tor. to Margaret Ire- j trunltk, Snyder, N Y., senlof, to ■ To Host land. Birmingham senior and Al- Roger Shaw, senior at the U. of Detroit snpliomoriv to Mary Mow- Sue Whirl*. CJriuul Rnplds s-opho- Lansing freshman, and KH mrtre. to Nornthn Sedclbfluci*, I)Z* Phi Psi Mrl'oy, Battle Creek nr.ul- j Rnplds junior. ^ reeent 'Hieta Xi engrtgemrht Unto and Alpha CUT Omega. j... ,f„fin Marshal, Beulah senior, Reeent Alpha KpMInn 1*1 pin- , to Jane Preston, St. Joseph senior, nlnits are: Herb Fehen, Long ; Reeent. 'I'hela Chi engagements k field, N.Y., l.lhkumati. Bottle Wright, A W |forri«n student couple nrrnnge flowers In their MSC tuple to Take |.S. Taste to Japan 1 Br JOAN l.intTPNBFUnm I MSC couple will help rultl\'Hti< Amcricnn outing tastes |p*n it their dream cornea true. For F'uml and Yukinnpn iiuki ef Tokyo. Jupnn. hr>|ie to aomedny otien a .tapan- meti. ait reataurant In Tokyo. leak*." replied Frank • attending MSC, he I ruversity of Arw» >«.«rs Frank and Fumi Young manufacturing J-HOP irned in 1951 by a Meth- in;.Atcr in Toyko. They and changed after the expert pioneers in jii * to Eastern dress and .»rce reception for friends I : TICKET SALES automation at Intrigue Western Ma higan Colleges. and Kalamatno ■ TODAY — General Electric rontinufd from Page 1) Bonner 't •!. do wphomnrr. Junior* - 1-imil I per pcrwon J town* and fight In# broke «or kin, with so. 1st rnlrrUin- s ■' In l%t, our greatest shortage may la' work¬ ■ " ing people. Tliia country's demand lor elec¬ ' » *m let fee any l.rs 1 rrcusnn. Wllrocttc. 111.. ■ Tltunnluy, January 20 trical good* will lie 100'/!' greater tlum it *rklnf i« exploit Vlol- i. today. Hut there will lie only 11% more 6*4 ronfnslea. i plj> ronun. from Vlhlnn (allele: All Collegr—l.iiuit 5 prr per*on ■ ! Ilrsthrr Dsvcnpart. svrsrusc, workmen. How can production per man lie n In Central Amerl- portation of outtidc | N.V., freshman. working with ! the hofplUlity fwnm, from i :■ boosted enough to close the gap? i »1L figure lit political | Wayne l'i»Wer*lty. and Hue ■ $5 iter lirkrt Hour* 1-5 p.m. l»olh «lay* For one answer, 31-year-old R H. AUpach, Porter. Rocky River. Ohio. S■ ■ • Manager ol Manufacturing Development at r '<*-<. Their activities ■ 2nil Floor Union Junior*-ID required * G.E., la exploring automation. ' ■<;. ever-present dan- j | comm. from ( aivin ( otlege. ■ ai o the security of the whole In addition, four chairmen have Automation: Continuous Automatic Productiao ; ! been appointed t*» tph Big 10 scoring i ' Trimble said. 1 Jones, from Yonkcrs, N.Y., hasn't j In his first three Schlundt Directors of the various Canto- ; College has this year j dian | were all teams and their lawyers, over the place. When S|rnight, k As Their Prize Protege t t they have their lawyers with i its ever scored In them, they intend to do business. \ By JOB HOFFMAN Big 10 by one player is How much they did. I don't know. mind The Holland Dutch nevar have had much to ahout about .. Don Schlundt of All I know is that we'll haw to Robinson against fanner in the past, but. lately, they're diana against Ohio State on bo on our toes or they'll take welter-weight king. Kid Gavt- doing a lot of yelling over their favorite protege. Bob Armstrong. nuarv 18. 1M4. o\i Armstrong, who stands <> V glues to SJO N O VI NOW invites you l<» iin S1288 §1488 SCORT COATS — SPORT SHIRTS JACKETS — — VESTS SWEATERS Open Smoker KEDlCEl) PRK.ES S|K»rt Sho in Old College Hall MNKY ROSEMARY Jjower Man H. Kositchek & Bros. FILTER TIP TAREYTON Gives You The True Tobacco Taste CROSBY * KAYE • CL00NET VERAELLEN * mafooba* -DEANJAGGER JRVING BSUN Wednesday, January f| You've Been Missing! 113 K. WASHINGTON AVE. rer rfif.dLbJaaa itdCm jfj^siy Mt.tOa&T&*CTTDOlAN • .Mouacumz r 7 > fcJO p.m. wr JUH"! " jinntry II, iota [enlors 'Mini HI-LI|lits Loves to Fool \o Head M'cttiswis a- - ™ Tnr perttcSrwv.-,- S. Entries TM -t tvulablt st th* nt idtien. Ibircfsr Frank Wn~i-- ummnrrf. IMt, All rtitdems »rr ! B|ihj Wrestler Reaches Peak I (lt Wwrt | WrvwtHnfc Ifno MSI' cenches, John ml Femlloy CntlttM, ur R., n iivmnl to ecttth stairs' team* tit th. L|, ran-,-ivirh American r*mw. the I'.S bel*» .,n,l Collins will he th* •rlcet his «qtia»l and until a few day* be- cnmtwUtMh, I IT. I n. 3? Mokes No Place Like . .. « £~ i g.*ma ot the south- -Ry DONS SHF.l.W I fflhfFWtif raeobd the • baaefealt tMm I 1>h♦ A S|*anin wsw ww possea* There'* ^ NTAA and (points it)) the old refrain. {0" all the toad .The win ovtt itfrr* to mind an Michxc,- k'.v.i«k r.~»rr,. i.nr old Bifitie Munn joke, 0 *: x Paul Kbert, OSU A'l- nbout the i #* j^der of'the Eif Vt '.r» M rican pitcher. Jim Tempe. Mum tust baseman; Cerrj fame And the finally had te arort an last play t® win one of thetr ;4ture pa*» * tw Vl'a4ucwt*Lsr* hi.** -u» s .»■' ,a:tieS and t\«: Likaatem-aki. Ilhn- j • Vva u 7*~Z After the |SM IW oastl UM 1 f„ . . ' . * . * ' hp M.aSid. a former Spartan | hi. isui -Sara. It's afl rt«M ^ ^ "* ' mil play canter field. U mm la Osi bat iaat atari in. j ' Wradta# bias. , ^ that if The* let ft -ur ru ,*v»utw Council The for our »me would sew. to hold hart a fooS rhar>.Y ar h«wpaf*7> »'•* freat to ; fir Mm* to run th* Braves j Michigan Tech Tuesday aidht to lead his trait to s «•; victory .«*r | are | .h,,.* de^tt* what Denver University in > Western lnterreltrfUu M.vr**« Una antes* < off about." Grtmm, * * * key man in a *100.- OCT*OCT dh — Mrs Lewi Marl, w.fe n! the 'J< - •> Pitts burfh last wut- ! fool bail end. save birth to an S-pound Ib-osmrr Sumettmes I think | at Florenc* Critlenton hospital The Harts DCTlOtT f — Former Olywipsc Sprinsfi^d Ohio fisnht to s unarn John Haines nI Detroit. Tuesday Right I City Arena Mnure we.fhej i M and tut I'm not upset." tun * it atl O Connell is that Pre") ^***1 ln> j MtchiCao lutf wrestlers NARK YOUR CALENDAR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19 Rush Smoker 7:30 b MO P.M. DeMi Sfepa Phi l MHH iWff1 mpp !lumnae Matties Council jRi TO i ||0T COF 'lea'fbr Wo "I want one more thMi anything*.- This is how much a copy of a Centennial Wolverine ap-l >arently means to a 1020 graduate In Home Economics no* it Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. In a postcard request, ahc ex- tafned she had been in the hoa- r,Conventions * g->y " # ,,, -* | [rtlcr ook. even It the mI« deadline __ FVaternities ilatioi L/PHW W'JSC {SB Most of the m«'l orders that the folverlnc has received haven'; R states have been represented ; Nightingales largcd s well as a number of foreign : Nursing education majors and Hi tun m Active billtiea of • fraternity row and Manila the addition of more houses. lACVA. Nicarag College officials predict that In pni Annxtaalo IS years, Michigan State enroll- [\vi,ltie*day nig ler plane* fr»i vj..l»led Nlcai Wedneaday ft. tri»r over th •d Ihe rei v len*e." bly meeting of the winter term jheld Tuesday night, were the ap- | pointment of Don Hadden. Phi I Kappa Psi, as IPC representative SPECIAL to Student Government; the sub- Miss Kempf, also president of the committee chairmen; the hou¬ VALUE! the Michigan State Nurses As¬ sing of the Swedish gymnastic fHmoua sociation, addressed the fiftieth I ah Itteai convention of the MSNA last term. floultlr-w, Ihe rehab Iter speech. "What Can We Do'1 was reprinted in the November member* • issue of the MSN A s magazine "The Michigan Nurse." Two MSC students also ran- ne of the off-en f Jteg. f.i ,, .'nidations, said i / lo 6.50 l ng in East twins iK increasingly h / ' PAIRS M>K 67 note expensive. 1 that penalties / A monay-aavinjf opportun- / It.v! SofUmwIoealcIn g|„ve.s In the department, ti / ''onu' h«nd»cwn and hand- . Livestock Team f flniahed . . . white, black, JL Detroit I'holoprnpher Young Item* lo Hold brown, Third in National ppartmen h'irrl Mooting of Term To Aililrnui Honorary navy and other dark .shutIrs miu! pMsteln. Sizes 6 JMH Stock Show Tonv Spina, chief phologr.iphrr for Ihe Detroit rree Prea*. will Prof. Robert II. Scott of the .peak tonight on "rhoto Tlpa for | police administration department College Student Publications," at j will be director of the institute. 7:30 in Parlor A. Thursc Kappa Alpha Mu. national pho¬ Denver. Ci lege, serving as assistant director tography honorary, will aponeor I of the Michigan Corrections De¬ the talk, rree coffee will be serv¬ Party Day held partment, in charge of the youth ed. Everyone Is Invited lo attend. it.v of Michigan, J division. Students—Check MSC Young Dei Assistant director of the stitute will be Louis A. Radelet. In¬ On STUN Books director of the National Confer- QLADM C p St unci ill haw t Mich in-1 g.-iitizations. Harold llaun. of the to check Continuing Education Service, will nth STUN nidging sen ted at t third floe i 1 and 3 p Res/umlor Sijniid IT'S BABY WEEK AT JVCOBSOVS (olleil to ki'llofi" .1/i/f/iVfi/i'oii.s Due The East Lansing Fire Depart- tor Si liolarsliijis cd to Kellogg Center Tuesday ■MONEY-SAVING VAL.ll ' Applications for spring tc I morning at 11 when a man al- vcntion collapsed. Harm Drews 63. of Rochester who suffered a fainting spell, was the iiihailator squad. For the \ v Lady With Young Ides* TONyajRHSQlflWAKiUlfN We he.c young idee, in UQENCNCISON ** COMNNECAIWT our WALLACI! a DAI ri GilBEST A fa.hion-atyled frame*, along with the mature experience and akill that make them optically correct Regularly 66 lo $5 p/wfif/ to A Nn * permitted LEATHERS - BROADCLOTHS — VE FAILLES — BROCADES — ANI) COMBI! I'rinon S Here'g an opportunity to add never*] "little bag*" to >• robe and gave! Choose from twelve beautiful style* in . of colon ... tailored leather or fabric for your street .. WALLACE OPTICIANS clothes; brocaded or jeweled for your cocktail >