Legislative Approval Needed Building Plans Point to Future PHONE Campus Classifieds IT S MORE FUN TO READ THIS PA.. EXT. 2MS WHEN YOU HAVE AN AD HERE FOR SALE HOUSING Ri I'loi mi, if patted by I hp lac- ton program completed, wllh Why iion'1 you " PERSONAL 18 PLYMOUTH. Conv.Mltl.lr fv'«4 men, haurr, beyond ^the «,«- l^'lo 1ml 'h.T"a7rri "l.Mfor Do won. uU thai MSC may i"nl Magnlfique" In )u«l rr«.^Tia, Wirx EMPLOYMENT SERVICE New York lYumMji in high 1", ^[m^nl' no'kT a' daTc "ml » 0 u CAN EARN Ihrlurr rlao of Ihr :.w» freshman of the In,toad of the J'" #,tlCK" S" ,W 8"Umta>' n,*h'' Oa,-4 OVER »I200 Voaf Summar Vac.!** S £r- STOW THE STOGIE ( ^ KNOXV1LLK. Trim Mayor George Uempator ha. lAI , lV\Vfh«hU "J1" nUTbr 10 J a art TorJI^ thSteW*. .' ' banned, In public at knit. clgai - | !:■ ' V.." T*iSt* ;r;"' BUY YOUR FOR SALE twiw ED 1 rooT,,. ;xAKD relojM. t 8! 6-TmLV' |») ~ , INFORMATION CENTENNIAL i IsHi'HKHir % SKI Cl.ln 7 p.m.. 31 Union feSS! EXCALIBl 11 43 SIGMA R a.m.. DELTA Mary Lec» CHI WOLVERINE srv it • Jack Gicen. Lanamil AP. ^ 8 30 p.m., JS Union AT BERKEY HALL Sr.v. I C "finrtoE" p^'V, «■. If»i 4f». ,nf PRACTICE 7 30-8 30 p.m, AMERICAN SOCIETY ME- V" House I TODAY 1 -i « .1 1. ... Sa» ».- .'.-1, , a Jc 8* . I- 5. ,r 12 I' or CHAMCAL ENGINEERS 7-8.30 p.m. 34 Union * - ' «• lastuir by Rev GI toon Win- | Only 5 Days Left . |3.«« SA-n. bi.f Faa Mot. FX $.-« |,« Cr-.-a U T?Aw C.ar|RiiTEI,S,T4' «wsu lr» FIND IT THROUGH IpIMil - WW r*-. fit mmm _____ iwf CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS HOUSING m V CaO EI) 2-1511 • Ext. 268 l» TurtirlrM Quiets - Efficient - Economic* j '' ""jl sssr ^rpc^' * .. ~ - * J,riu*i7 27, 1956 f*g KtCHlOAN StATi Nisws Church News rtyThemes Weekend Activities I >om Tormalto Casual To Begin Tonight Plan IS By KIT. ANDERSON | Weekend religious activities will liepilt v ith discussion | groups tonight. ; Kolhorn, South Ted Lamb, • Christian Student foundation will j ■ tonight on hold n study "Christian Faith." The meeting will Is- held at group Ml; il reshman; Bob I j College House at S p.m. Spartan Christian Fellowship will Hhen. Pittsburgh. Pa., freshman; TYwn Richards. Saline freshmnn; I ' j hear Mr. Morton Kspar of Detroit tonight lit 7 W) in Itethel B H Norm Weber, Pleasant Ridge. I Mr. Knpar will speak (•coming: a Christian." D,V IK tITENBERGER freshman, and Jack Wilson, Al¬ | The executive council of Hiliei bion junior. I Foundation will meet tonight at ' Newman Club will honor stu¬ jern tojfs, circus cos- New Delta Zeta officers are; dents from Indian i at the com- Rnti formal clothes i. Friday night services for Hlllel | president. Vivian Kronon, Chica¬ p the maUe-up on cnm- go senior; vice-president, Brenda Hon Smith, (right). Detroit junior nnd Don Slezak. Hay will begin at 7:15. 8:45 mass Sunday morning, pkend. Covell. Plymouth junior, and his¬ City junior, view applicants for the Miss Dig 10 contest. A CSF study group on "Faith. ripen Mouse and Philosophy ty .balloons* sawdust, torian. Marge Miles, Detroit sen- 1 Sex and Love" will meet Friday Pnt will fi" the Sig- day at 2 p.m. In the recreation room wiliin house Friday Recent Initiatie* of Alpha Ep- Big 10 Coeds Seek of College House. CSF will hold Paws and his band sllen Fl are; Jerry Blum. Harts- Friday iif ivnterjiury ntisic for the party, dale. N.Y., freshman; Stuart Bratt. Detroit sophomore; Richard Fine, Sunday night ment will consist of a knife-throwing act Poughkeepsie. N.Y., freshman; Phillip Fran- Crown in Contest a Arthur Green bourn. Shaker His.. lix-pirre band playing music during intermls- Ohio, freshman, and Jack Kram- mer, Detroit freshman. Other Alpha Eaallon PI Initi- Bv JOAN BECKER Members of Itethel Mnnnr take part in a discussion led by a team of college graduates. ?«hm7n:C^MnyTvS The prettiest CO,.ds from eight midwestern Mleges and u.™ town. Ohio, freshman; Howard universities will compete for the ipiceu of 'P'yns title - be >r. ti Junslni. The DU'a will Rubin. Knckford. III., freshman. Miss dig 10 — during .l-llnp Wcckellil, I'I'll. 1-5. The selee- professor (ikrir sixth annual "Birth- Saturday night. Rob f# Units Discuss Harvov Rutenberg^ Brooklyn. N. Y.. freshman; Jared Ufland, New j York, N.Y., freshman, and Max | f ion will bt» JWliOUnCPtl Alturtjliy nijfht (lUfhttf intermission n. , lia!u,,, 'representative on its float in the « n Scott, i' v will provide the mua- Practic for all sexes and not to concern it I the makers of Philip Morn* use this apace for a short h m, "might I not from time t in science?" u, lad!" cried the makers, is space from time to time f.. y are very benign men. the make animals, community singi , and simple lence is due in no small i Morris is a cigarette to soothe the m lot only to the quality of the toban is amiable, humane, and gracious » « . •' * -■ of the package. Here is no fiendishly eontriv* . - ' " I not inside was that Pythag oa* :... _ right trianglee all over th. • meetings outside the Acropolis, but final... b - *' Pythagoras, this is nothing against you, »*■ '• ■ * and if I keep laying around on this w» t to get the break-bone fever. I'm going ins- 1 " ra now, moped around Athens for a whiU. th. where he married a girl named Harriet S _» •' " He would also certainly t*- ' not Shakespeare written "Othello.") But I digress. We were beginning a ly to begin is, of eoursv. are divided Into elements. There are four. - t !' ' Any number of delightful combinations _t . . - - dacron, and » .'■ • 1 divided inn* _ A wise chemist ale* » : * " before he begins sn sxperum t — great variety of containers of different - ■ • *' • hi a chemistry lab. There are tubes. vuU is. (A retort is also s snappy jour old man!" (Perhaps the moat famous retort ever n < • other than Noah Webster himself. It - •tar's wife walked unexpectedly into Mr ^ '1 Mr. Webster's secretary sitting on Mr Wt ^ r» WebsterC cried Mr. Webster's wife. "I a ("No. my dearf he replied. "I sm surpr (Well, sir, it must be admitted that « ng wit nry. Many of 1 Take, for instance, what happened to lictionary U • "houghband" round the 1 wanted to be &I .ure I ordered the right Ih.rg (Well sir, thumbing through the H • pened to l e Tmrue.'And this u ' horee"— •olid hoofed hcrl > dre/t anil , - (Now thia, I .obmit, ia Jhat pU.n t rrre. hiVMtimtioo would have dim Mr « . u"» maauaala. Maauaala five milk. Hore. -* 'I ft (No* la th. I draft aahaaL Mr. Wobator obviously th# cavalry it ia acn who are But I ditnaa. Wt were discussing < is a «ne ohemittry lab at your my own •oass afternoou and poke around? Mak> » ■ Bring ukrWoa. Wear fenny hata. Toa.t ■ burners. Be gay , be merry, be loose, foi . I is hrenghl fe »sn »g Or ««"" ' .,rvuri whofhia*pwinwnJd#«>»» ' JffCffldAN . STATE If ft WS ■The Myriad" Fooilight Followers udents ,ydutS Test "Fin, Zwei Trio Acts xing' Techniques A (rood everyone. -Br MYRA MacPHEBSON- iute Newt I'mlart I rousing drinking song seems to sppeAl to almost Vaudeville performers have nothing on three Spartens who wound up having the coolest Yule possible aging "Drink. Drink, Drink" is almost worn out on all the stu¬ dent copies of the "Student Prince" albums I've heard, and stores sell musical Herman steins that tinkle away "Ein, ifornia never where the temperature dropped below 80. Bill Buchanan, Jack Wippcr, Zwei, . . etc. and Ron Grow did a little cross country entertaining as "Crazy Otto" the German bar room piano chief, seems to they worked their way out to have upset America with his versions of such oldies as the coast and back. Transpor- "Heart of my Heart," which are good group songs if not Jj'Jjon sotved when they exactly drinking songs. drove an agency car to Holly¬ wood for delivery. And at the risk of seeming unpatriotic, I might even The three MSC television ma¬ suggest that we turn the "Star Spangled Banner," into a jors started on their trek Dee. drinking song, but that wauld be nothing new. Eve^hear their first stop—and of "To Anacreon in Heaven"? This English song was sung at social gatherings, long before the words "Oh. say can yon see ..were ever thoaght of to go with the melody. Brush up your history with this little bit of information. Just think of all the people you'll be able to astound, if you can ever get them to pay attention. The song was composed in Is>ndon between 1770 and 1773 by John Stafford Smith, one of the best Anacreons you ever saw. So what's tut Anacreon? 'Members of a drinking club called, but of course, the Anacreontic Society of London. It was founded in the honor of a Greek poet, Anacreon, who choked to death on a grape seed, according to legend. The tune soon traveled to America, where more than 1(5 j songs cropped up based on the same tune but with, different lyrics. Among these highly patriotic songs were: "Freedom i Triumphant." "For the Glorious." "Adams and Liberty." j "Our Country's Efficiency," "Brave Sons of Columbia," I "Embargo and Peace," and "Well Met, Fellow Freeman!" These were followed by the long lasting version of the ! "Star Spangled Banner," which legally became our nation¬ al anthem in 19.11, But back to "Anacreon in Heaven." Here ar 1 you want to try to fit them to the tune. If the come out right the first time, don't be discouraged. Or after the third or fourth try, either, unless you're a music major. It'll come to you eventually anil then you can pop out with it the next time you're socializing. "To Anacreon in Heav'n, where he sat in full Glee, A few Sons of Harmony send a petition. That he their Inspirirer, and Patron would be: When this answer arrived from the Jolly Old Grecian— . 'Voice, Fiddle ami Flute, no longer be mute; I'll lend you my Name and inspire you to boot, Anil besides, I'll instruct you like me, to intwine, The Myrtle of Venus with Baccltu: Arl Honorary Kxliihits Pledging Pledge activities sometimes ruf_ Jo. eating garlic, playing "niSRr under carpets, carrying paddles anil other requirements. Delta Phi Delta, the art ma- Kuins Just Squirt Frosting? Neve MSC last ! The annua iected from frosting ,. ...„ ... .. hlgan Baker, A- .- He contended that rake decor- ator, should follow the Immc J^'urna'phi 'h" L*IU ' ^ be mighty dis- principle* of good art design and j * ^Cl pirated with u. To them, cake- composition. A cue for you cake ; * ow" 1 decorating is definite art, and biker*. The cake should be divi- they compare nter of attraction should be >per right hand comer, of the highlight* ot their ence was an extensive dia- ot elaborately decorated He was speaking fashioned by Michigan's CAMPUS ClaASSIFItDS ... HIGH READERSHIP" rrinr Sale.< Ik'tuHine Just Phone Shoe Sale! Foil The J-HOP Ik-rkey from 8 5-7516 men's shoes women's tllltl oilier wittier |mrtic* part of a two- Over 300 pair* in spurt and dres* Hundred* of pair* of — began Wednes- (,et *el willi it Itixedo fur thr winter style* in popular FREEMAN and SHORT OXFOItDS-I)l*99 'l*# "»» Youth AmI Women's Slipper* — at 1 Ar O Tuxedo Hrntalt alto available as • OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9 Travel Office' \hepards _/Hur readiness to abolish war in concert with the of the world." (treat powers Government troops were searching for the last strog-i "tfftered 22 below rem Wed- International Fail, Minn., j! last night to allow a collection, other than Campus Chest, to be 'conducted in the married housing HU1 Coast Guard "The result would be magical." he declared. Payment for gling rebels in (osta Rica Wednesday and northwestern, ~ throughout "wl,Spread the Midwest. Read- ' area. Mrs. Jean Wilson will head a The old warrior rejected pre¬ San Jose relaxed into its nor-' ings down to 30 below of 125 women from Spartan BUY YOUR European Trip were crew Cutter Aids paredness as a sure path to peace or collective security as a stead¬ mal quiet after a fortnight of war tension. j forecast in'North Dakota Minnesota. and Village, who will collect funds be¬ tween 7 and 8 p.m. in the married Plane at Sea fast bulwark of thc free world. Begins Today Thesg were probably no housing area. A similar drive will WOLVERINE be conducted among faculty re¬ •f war. ma he sees It. the wooded hills of upper sidences. Deposits for a summer trip in Solicitors will visit only homes Europe will be taken by Union province. They apparently j 8 Persona Safe today. Students wishing were main small groups lost from the body that retreated into | Funds Asked that leave their porchlight on or attach a white flag to their porch In Atlantic Storm of go on tour abroad must make a *""»» to signify they willing to give. I Nicaragua Tuesday, ending are TODAY his down payment of $100 before a two- j WASHINGTON. Jan. 28 Wt— Feb. 10. The balance is to be paid I week-old rebellion. Alr Force • officials said Wed- NEW YORK |/n - In a 1 by six weeks previous to the ' i„ Msnagoa, Nicaragua's nesday they will ask the House ilelicately tricky hide and ,s a j sailing date. \ President Anastasio Somosa Appropriations Committee to re- >eck maneuver, n crippled p|unKC thc )"*! 1 The sailing date has been said he fell Uw Casta Rleaa re- lease S8.500.000 to start construc- Jour-enprine military plane wnrfare by changed from July 1 to July IS valoUan Is aver. The three la* tlon of a Jet base at Cadillac. Covered hundred* ot miles of bustlon." Stormy mid-Atlantic Wednes¬ MaeArthur'* New York City will starting place for the 58-day it ie j Appropriations Chairman Clarence Cannon (D- Mo) ordered the money held up Commit tee Sales Close Mom . , . 1 tour, according to Jack Wlnke- •"« >k rebel patrols failed of fuel and 1,000 miles east of cvnIc^«nd"hypocr'ilc Viewers to See Knox's district. lluirit of Edaei I Ucrmudu, there seemed to be no Figueres has accused Somoza of ( hope of making land. Ooub^mtko'r imd manolh/r.'lf Writing Course supporting the revolt but the Ni- ' entirely dilTerent mold." "Cliches. Killers of Originality" caraguan president denied this. Any rebels still at large ap- Send Gifts To But he Insisted: will be the topic discussed at 3:30 parently are far enough from the SALES OPPORTUNITIES today on WKAR-TV by Dr. Wil- Nicaragua!) frontier and in small with The Const Guard cutter Imme¬ is to survive, must reach this de¬ cision. The only question is when'' liam Butt, instructor in coinmuni- cration skills. j enough groups to be rounded up without danger of embroiling thc THOSE YOl LOYEl diately changed course, mcan- The "deadliness of trite expres- The Dow Chemical Must we fight again before we Company ^ "When will eliminatc cltqu The Dow Chemical Ci>m|«nv t* prewnlK hanking |.»r *..les DISTINCTIVE gifts hili mom. | A Coast Guurd'ipokcaman said ! some great figure Uriilur I'lay Retumrt trainees, men to represent I)ow in the fast-growing chemical in power have sufficient imagina- industry. These men ma\ lie graduate* ot who POP and YOUR se EETHIART li ; plane came down. Total darkness. late this universal wish—which is have one year or more All those eiradovcd would lie of college chemistry. given six to nine months thorough Jewelry Ituxea — Manicure Set. I iuuna It. — I ccssity—into actuality? training in Midland. Michigan, prior to placement in one of our many sales offices located hi prinii(«al cities. The l!«ne China Cups and Saucer. — Itar iljility. ' most *iiite«l to those not psuotkms are W methmts''and solmToiT no^mm in no way subject to Selective Service, since provide exemption Iron) military call. they VISIT OUR CHILDREN'S IfKUAKTMEVT| i in formal smorek If interest*!, a nte Technical Fmplmmeni Offin Petitions Still thoughts, new ideas, new concepts, The'Dow Chemical ContfMitv, Dainty Nylon Slipa — lire--.-- — Svraim. Midland. Mif-hig.iM. I'anry Panla — l.itlle line.' Shirt. iklu| — Available for ur-hc" th,'v " n,,w PHI ETA SIGMA W E Wl L L M A I I. W II II' \ R El Lansing; Seats FuZLTy national freshman honorary OPEN EVERY THURSDAY EVENING UNTIL MN Hiumn aai aw-NIGHTS A rib.N. all freshmen men with 3.r> (;rade point average TODAY TIIRU HATURDAY invited — A* "Jungle Jim" I "KILLER APR" AND — TONIGHT Jambsiins SHOES Lash Larue in "BLACK LASH " With Fussy Hi. Jolt 7:00 P.M. 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