kcuistkation WILL COST $«J nkxt MSG Increases Replacement Burying the Gophers Fall Term Sought for Harden Fees by $5 Continuing Education l)can #2 Million Addition Announces Retirement I'lutini-il for Olin MSC officials Sunday were without h replacement for All additional five dollar* r I.. 11 union, iloitn of ContimiiiiK Rducatlon, who ro will he needed by student* sittneil from hi* post to accept a vico-prosiiloncy in tho Drop when paying fees at regis! ra¬ Forging Association at Cleveland, Ohio. tion in September, hut the in¬ crease will result in a two million dollar addition to Olin Memorial Health ('en. ler The letmi at fee. resulted when Swedish Gym the State llnatil at Aarlfallure, MM". *nvei nihil Inelt . i a Inert lu- Teams Slated lcl>-trr congratulates Judy tlradlry, MSC candidate for Miss Itig Itl crow! To Perform MSC Olympic < liutiipinn To Slur in K\rnt idy Bradley Wins Title Ticket day's sales performance for Wnines- of the Annaitncemrnt «nd crowning j Swedish tlymnasties Teams i are expected to skyrocket to. ;day, followitiK Saturday's She will compete in the first Unit turnout for the MSC- !>' j strong attempts a hook as the Spartans Isiuncrd the 1 Miss Dig 10 contest to be held at lh# mtm. j tiophers, *7-7.1. See story on I'uge Three. j" Michigan State. The previous ' , Iowa g,vm meet. Ah Seen in *Lif«;* j1,! contests were held at Northwest- 1 Tn selecting candi m J-Hops In (#53 Mis* Michigan Stat! Photo Exhibit Depicts SiHirtacade Late Middle Ages Two shows for the price of one walk over to the South Meeting Slated Campus Art iluildintr, A-7, opened to students this .week. I (lutit Selected For Tuesday Until are photographic exhiliitions reaching into man's| past—one to tile Itomati K.lupirn for the history of "Tho liotnan l.ctter" and one to "The Medfnval World." Rehearsals to Begin meeting Turod.i Hearing Starts For fMichigan Dream' wa* reminder! of Dr. llclpiitlun tn t Today oil Fate > irlier rerommenda- G. Mennen Williams Curtain is going up on rehearsals for the Centi *nnij»l ill need *40.000.000 musical production. "Michigan Hreani." to he prei entcd of all living units Thursday, Of TV Channel : struct inn in the next questing thein to send repaese meet increasing cn- May 12. In and 11 in the Auditorium. ativc*. Petition* can he obtaii The principal c**t of 18 *tu-1 only by attending Tuesdi meeting, according to Neil Don Cnthcdr | director of the Centennial Spi Frenchmen i trade. They wilt be due Feb. Lee Staser. Cast Lansing jut Interviewed | in charge of staging, will expl what electrical equipment will of Agriculture available to participant*. In Film Series Members of the Spartac Bridges, fcurfal Ages. Finally. Walled Lake *anior. organization I and rule*; Ann Ebel, HUI*dale *c«?ne* sophomore, publicity; Fred Ray Frenchmen, will be shown today mond, Detroit aophomore. ticket* KAIt Dot Elzinga. Detroit senior, Judg- i at 7 and ( p.m. Fairetuld Theatre. ^ Jean-Pierre Aumont. who haa ing and Claire Kirby, Grand Ra¬ pid* Junior, trophic*. stj Staff mambcr* are Lillian Horn, jatlon Michigan, Broadcast NEWS IN BRIEF I Among Pnasso. those artist. interviewed are Gide, author; | Lagache. psychiatrist; Rostand. day lie Extended mustral ! biologist, and I-eCorbu*-Te*i cd Ihe House Petci sympathetic mother, i~*n*ing jumor, Tuesday at 7 and 9 p.m. The sa¬ . i Weber. tiric comedy stars Noel-Noel. tody Aunt Mm. Jean fergu- < accumulating post-service schooling rights beyond , Marion. .Ohio, sophomore, Both films are shown with En¬ brother. Old Dickson. Keith glish sub-titles and appear on the * * * Foreign Film Series. Tickets are !c. Lansing sophomoir. and u'oiiaf Hay.Raise Likely (■Saunders, Ferris Hallmark, Blind dates, Bermuda short*, and movies amazed Otto Grundtvig when to Amcrk-a from Norway this year. •> ■>' ..ppear ready today to vote themselves a .">> j * the first major ttem of business in the new Con- Otto came to MSC from Tfondhfim. to finish his major, mechanical i*ni , * * # 1I arm. H eather I' Kurkt. hrtjncsi (;is for Formosa emuo. fkesaamr TerrUI Whll.ey. seator. sad French Wot in the Card* r to MST roN givrn an Pmiikni Sfccahower will Coogr'*yj temberesae render. Wstu. rat- -Tity to UK American Armed forte* m the defend . U Pleased with America. Lea commented on Military One part is not ret east (or the how informal and helpful the students and production-Ragtime Annie, call¬ teachers were, adding ui Finland we arc more ed the ■'cigar-smoking entertainer fH' d in British Train H reck deluxe ot the Ruddy Light Sa- "Voneenritivc" As for fashion and -An express train The 16-person dance group haa seems to be lust a few differences. Bermuda •- lumped the rail, Sunday at this Midland Matron, short* are accepted by both boy» and girls. been selected, and the j ; erwmi and injuring more than 30. Ttvt hour, after ♦mging chom* will be nrlcctat c ' *"d firemen rut through twisted girder, and rescued t—«sa» trapped m the crowded beta. —- - - tot < ■ ...U «- ; •J—'• in '' / < • • Can Help Ease It Traffic Jam in Berkey as-s: i\J «« ^"Zr.nVvl'ln" As of now. tVrkrv Is in w An svfme «f t.M* tonrtot Wi llis Week on 4 Events Galore -iTake Your Pick U\o"",,™\7 to attfnd th^^AYH Undfr* To Ih> ivell dreasiil p..onk EI) 2-1511 Campus Classifieds SPFND PENNIES FOR lojp,| the EXT. 2<>8 at J-Hop I >< )I .I.Alt PROFITS lie tvell J tressed. EMPLOYMENT^ _ H0USIN6 Tuxedo shirts our speeialt; "rSrr:Hrvf''"-Vi. r"r' Louis Laundry FOR I AUTOMOTIVE I: dry ,itvnv.Tv.vr.ur cleaners I$ SALS 11 "v .vrnlhit .-w..n i «I L0ST , I unlon.fr parkins In rrar FOR SALE <-• «-« PERSUH*Ll • " • —• CITY I'AKRIM! nr.AHrrmi^iin carton tor IN THE KKAK 'Wt'-»MS W..«\ Sp»; V- »«»S ESTwJtoStoJ «S do ft. In"i-'iksrn^'SK.; i,:; 'r^Zm y* a »$"»> *> eel i •M* « - -»■**& , _ _ — J «|»YPIN<"» \: : n;M* • SALE FORMAL SHOES W. V>, *.... ' -rL t A ;t« 4 TUXEDO. ' (IXi « "Mm IW. | > ST_ *9.99 I • ipof. MASS SKATES, ALFRED'S Ir.thrt j W....SP..-»« IS R r M RECORD PLAYER. RCA j ... SHiiS8?. £%£ ^JS£5^-^ir«r Prk*d $11.95 to $14.95 iS3HEgSL^i|«li5E^I College Inn Cafeteria wissgiaBaaBHi STroS* n?7bKt"u'ShLr?l» jSfSSff n. - Thar*. 10 ajn. U 10 | V. J. DECAMP & SON HOUSING ,SS: Fri • SnU 10 ajn. U 12 | SUP Son. 12 nana U 11 , M. «UKggg », JnmiMT M. "M TRK M igers Given Rest Lennox Whw 2 Matmen Tie Purdue now your : Ifter Routing Gophers « 11F" , lit » / Mot/; r*xn I fitwortb *Tr r',mi* "vf'JSSwr, < In Quad Meet GLASSES Cowl I * can BE a Iricrson Top HnwkcypH rss ass : Dm, to mi Injury to Hpnrtuu lAt-poumi.r Rill T.mbo, I'urdun, ItMV-t Big 10 rlinmp. wn* uhlo to t|o MSC in Sntur- _DAY*! ■ -. «i«« P.M. Lii Hi?, PKATI1KK KNOWN 7:19 .1* Beauty - iliiy'o qumlntngiilur moot. 44-44. Ills Game Rints Tamho. getting hook lulu ac rt of Year Cops elbow fever, „ In the o|>eniiig minute . dixloealed h „Jd to forfeit that i "TtuUAMrit Aid As Gymnasts Win ht« first match. Ah u reault st» IBfOuCj Imj "fitly A* ,,t ilio'K n Imnki'thnll Fencers Lose TWAGUI Prenerlhed 11,.11 his h»»m after th«»y 'i l« v* Oflrtdfr. | (afford W fordo. In 1:11 to by I nil' the lop loom In the Michigan Stuttf* gy mini at a rh»lkod up ihrlr wcnit ,,, __ IJ paint*? straight win of (he sen son' as they downed previously tin- * * * Close Meet "•*• luturday night', H7- ^utttMi I.iwii, Saturday night. " The Spai tanx took every event 'Mural Hi-Lighfls ri1 ... Io Ohio State . .. Tlio otlior MIC I'lioiniilima war* WALLACE »l^»":ri47.'l^rr,'T^ dm « " • .1'. far (ram Jrnlaon leers Drop 2 I „"••• t^T ,r rv V iilt the way over the Huwkoyr*. Monday." | |£ntrl*x for Ihe IM ilnglex bad OPTICIANS get ill begin again Tuex- KOnd ( 911 IllfH sophomore duet of Sam Hal'lm and Sptutano, who don't mi it Saturday, 11O -- Huskies . . Will""""" Pall»r«.n kr|it "»tho evening. vi.lto,, chldnn State's ring, and totaled IR id the year and while fattrmon drew ua McCtjf played the trampoline «ml of the year. Tech,*9-4 and *2, M Aimtrnlln while HHwyri Henry Kennedy atwl Lyle ropplnic lepreaented C'nnndit, Spot i Sport Shorts khchlfan State Witt, Ml izzz r; Unliving brhlnd goall. Trrry! *"d ^f mom.ii, I,..,.i iho r,i,, Hi-It,.11 , » II.',I Wing, ,11Thr„n"'^1 "HI I" Weld *,r WE INVITE YOU TO INVESTIGATE National Grunge Mutual l.iultilily tin. anil National Grange Eire InMirunce Co. keene. N. II. Jerry Wurrcn Jluair Smici - for - intiilnlilr tor Hinlrr nnd opring purlin, I'liont* 7(I Auto-Fire & General Liability Ins. Tlteae rotn|ianieo are "iledleateil era Fall JIM \■ wholehearted support." he ! ewnt. laist year 445 attended but the Centennial celebration is ex- movements of Beethoven** **Ser- enade in D Major. Op, 25." violin. Rodman. Associate Profes- sor laniis Potter. Jr.. cello, form circulation manager. casbahH iContinued from Page I) |I ported to raise that figure, cording to Ralph \\\ Tenny, dir¬ ae-I Three Hurt ok pieties, "Verbun- the quartet. The pianist will be kos," "Pheno*" and "Sebe*" will Henry Harria, associate professor. CITY OF « 1953. said Katk Foundation of Pittsburgh. ector of MSC short courses. Michigan State men's glee club SECRETS! ■ raduatc fellowship program in will entertain the tc viciMi'tmcnt of political sei* alumni fol¬ lowing the banquet. Sam Street MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE | Hughes. Umsutg attorney and rhmcat Tonight Pre-Med Students Admission Test Plniiued for Mav The journalism grant, should take their Medical College K\i*tenlhtlM Sartre, |M.vrhhitri*t I-agar he. biologM grfat » from the mid we Admission Test next May. the As¬ prfgr *' center of the University of Chi¬ sociation of American Medical KoMtrand. architect |.r Corbusiet. arllM PirasMi, author cago. Colleges adviles. The botanv grant, fur a study Candidates taking the May test Speech Tryouts of plants, was given by the Na- : will be able to furnish scores to institutions early next fall. At For Alum Contest | Washington. D.C that time, medical colleges begin selecting the next year's entering Scheduled Todav Ieum by Dr. and Mis. Shao Chang Willtt'r Term is Formal Term ■ I.ce was formally accepted. Lee. Application forms and infornu- u native of China, is head of the | pre-medical adviser*, or fi department of foreign studies. lb- (aiiiijMi- Pro|N*r in 1 Educational l>»tmg Son an Nassau St. Princeton. N. . I^rhmaii * Jewelry "AFTER SIX" Single Cladmer Theatre lUdff. ' Technicolor CP Sill Field ha, h„i| I Itrea-leil Tuxedo. INlirsr* Cunvii Start* Al for -Tux Kellogg Center U*-minute wr RED three-day conference of the Mich¬ igan League of Nursing. SIV.93 for Tux Improved Patient Care SOLE Through Working Together" is Anil Arec**oric* the theme of the conference, de- I'tiioii Hoard W rek CASUAL Fwlurr* Art Exhibit lien Inl.* 1/ The ... . of Columbia, l*mversity will be the opening speaker. CLASSIC < allege ('.leaner* If A IK to Play Handel MODERN ACE SADDLE OXFORDS Handel's "Sonata No. 3 In T- for Tux, I'laid Ciuuiiierbiiinl anil Tie Union Ikv* rvt Major" will take up the entire trie* must U WKAR-music department pro- January 31 IS The Last Time than StartlllK the ever nur new season with rival., all-time casual law i i ■ ■ ;■ i-r:'y n* Krviircli Men Suiijilil . . . saddle oxford. uiti Petition* Out for Seiiior- To Order For J-Hop. . ml rnhla-r I!M AMERICAN GENTLEMAN—Value* WEDGE CASUALS »DH rl M lo <22.95 Now in five Unbelievable bu>* '« — barcain for rampu*. classroom and dr< SANDLER of Ho*i»n - IH1** " PKMI»»* 1 W it" '10" KICKERINO- TONIO de ANGKI " Price*. Value* lo .U "'1 Mru-urrmrnt- ami deposit '12" '14" 54a $5« sj» •mini be in by Morula*, the 31al. Special Chwe Out — EVENING FLATS And Women's Slippers — at Six leg* are *afrr than two - Prof ret your jmmgftm while (loin- your housework.