II ... Merry Christmas to All - and lo All a 3 Point ■ ■ TRAIIK Michigan State News Ihr IMfMI 1l|»n tM u.» I My ArtlfM'i . n M«M plat" M;n4»* »i ilia ml*— Imi«» a| tf fciwttklllc. Hi *•» it|m out of tin? Suez ( .mini nu-u with¬ in l .io pt Yielding lo |irei..nur« Lower New out (May "Home by ''hflaUfia* ' wa.\ the 548 Say Watchword in Hi Utah Fi*o« h Over 7 hafia'ks fin 1 he i anal 10 Farewell The two government*: set no Dead a*? little, hot UN Secretary '.■ I I'«»g llttrormtf *.k joid n|/Mjfl Plan* New iioja ij» hi.iii-roen? issued hire. Ka^p# Tonight .'i in jir l«. Ihil# Km once, vice- New Voik that will Or «ompifted .»nd UN poh< e v.,11 have taken over full 'ontrol the withdrawal Program Mvklm i Ai of I'oit Said v/ithin two weeks flint- ;it I «I v Jin-ulciit for Htudent xerv- I iiidin i.il Aid At Ihr same ttmr HrlUIn ad- int and public relation* at I uil« vised Israel U clear out of the r Srriiliny i Ok< A ' We Hern Michigan Ojllegt*, Gasa Htrlp as well as Ihe Sinai - r yy »•«- • » Kalamazoo, will addrcHH 548 Peninsula territory it raptured i liu Ann v. a ),►»• ?; in a lightning war launched Ikt. t arul IfrtM. wamrn * champion figure »b«Ur show* aom# of tfcr fall term gntduatcM at grad, hafial aid.-* proyrarh for Z*» foreign Seereiary Selwyn stylr which will h# part of "kllvcr flladrs." an ir» .how roming to (nit ion exerciMi'H tonight. Moid suggested that the hoi the Mhi: arena in lanuary aponsorrd hy studant (ovcrnmcnt a! h - /. ). », • e . )',ia*or> -i t'.r y.r iii.t'luMtjon will take plate at Strip, which the Israelis regard Would -a- Op« • to the fr o-', r f' ■ ' . • - i ,** h ,) in iii the auditorium, lii as historically rlra »tic II. Hamilton, Michigan tine should he made a part of Pales¬ a responsi¬ Jean Arl' ii-Mion o^raplicr | a* fid ever J'r : <*u vice president for seadeinie o. the Biy 10 ' bility of the I'nlted Nations. u, will cooler 363 bachelor, fcrenre wj 1 ?a '(r» «r,'»d o mj.ilr i and fi.'» doctoral dc- we< The h.f•ji ljt keref lin y have announ" d at wiHfiiawtt the Carol lleiss to Star ♦ '' f h» • we* »< • ffda-'lliy- of tf.« COf.l' ?» r ar.fuia wir:- r Ihr Ihvara!tan and heardir- tin i r hligad'u pci iiap-t I2 U0'I tton Mill be glveu bf Bee. C. Hindi lefft, (Meier of fNfio lot it h.ek fiorn Egypt and pulled the rest of tnui umU lo la 'Silver lllatles' Sliotv ihurrb. 4*oiOt'. more tljari .'id mile* «.i * of Ihe lafial Further wiiii Nif Pilfer, ifwirral chairman of the Ice Show to M* pr«t- Aflrt the rereiiioniea, the new diawai*.. ttiey said, will depend fv;c« it s-? .< uintti will I*• greeted hy Stair N(?riti*il in liernon^tration Hall at 'A V) p.m Jan. Ir. apfriint- pn politir .* 1 dcvelopmeritfc Tin / "» »cu" ^ tfe# h*e*ier, dilector of alumni ir- rnariifeit no intention of «"l committee chairman at the "Silver HU»I« " genera J plan- givm;; !'.» S 4M V* • 4-. Mfioti* up llic Gaza Stiip, when- they rung meeting Monday night. »»j».U »m- PMc.v • C4»a»a '•», ?y,» ?jj,» ( ap* and gown:* are required iii e all rady revamping hxal «<>«»'» a 'TV for all Riaduatrx, according lo Jean %la* the sPrf* i* «»«t I »*>*!» »#» f*»t «ppf m* »)!»( «M *t 4-3»* u if ;#-■> 4-JS ArNrs, pre?* t.or.al di- Htulape&l .government;, Ix%• fvr»4k*» their lnsrrt* «» ?*%vf 'A tb» IjWmj ffc# rrs'.s *» •J-4f» f • "Mr % «c» ,V -Buda- Fork Handling puMtrity #ur, fegunia. N.F.. junior, mil )#• lose conf»r*n#c all -athletic aliflbrlit* »r, the Sa/irrmu Court Denies School Hoards Flea #U« A v. « * .- NnrUi Atlantic Alliance, which p-kt radio azuv>unred MoO'ta* uitb the duties ml Urb»t chair¬ was forged In prevent a third Diselosed world war. mgM ttiat the chief uS the Hun¬ garian ll« d Uro*« tsad ordered the man falling intu tbe en-1 hair - manship mt Jim Herrmann, lar wamhnmon : — *: I.loyd annoufifed the with¬ •ing freshman art (herir Ward diAtnbuOon ol frelief in Hu- f.anting senior hue l#trhUm*r "■' VIKNNA l/l'i—Hungarian the J louse t ''/ < ■ drawal plan m of ' Common* dafa it topja d Toledo Ohio junior was ap¬ ipfuKten fmni communism fir g. Ki'lrwr the chief. "The French and llrituh gov¬ pointed staging director f>«» m«v U* utile to tak* off for ■nil re *« seeking 'JanfjeaOon ernment* have corne to the eon- Anderson. Waited lak* junior is the I'nitnj .Slate* within 1A of re port h that "v«me of the ».d costume director. The advisor* ?•# kvtc H Jenn. Asks elusion that the withdrawal of af>v.*. »f>? t.»» jr. not M ing delr.ered »>n 'he bav- txnirw ufti-r they apply for their forces in the Port Said for Use show are Hoh Stewart ♦M- V i«, of principles agr»«d on " director k—va* vit H ! I', j« na 'Vi* be r«rried out of scholarships and ailmimion under a plan ili.t- an a t an now •J , (•ia*V1 » ?.#•?( ?se l)r ■ Killner, »,j# aking over the Norrls.Wotd, ire 4* u without delay, ' I.loyd said arena mana«*r v: d «■ • ■ rloM«i Monday. <■ For Aid in * ■ « . • • • " radio, announced thai We do n-.' - • • » s • p*#". prrn x They have Instructed the al¬ ' I' will IVA liccktrr, ttudcnS go v .• '-■•t. * ■ >?> »»;' • v k'vM *-*.d rti cs.c-ui v? a.i Mpply to the 11.INNJ fe(- lonsider it a.v'iied' that the f'^#l ?» * lied commander In chief, Geo president, «tate*t .l;'?U*brg '/.'if! fc >» e. JL A ogee-. I'rekidrnt Eisenhower ha# Sir Charles Kefghtley. to seek i* given to the needy in each . plaru tr>e r,h*yw are well tuiU'rn offered to admit under parole. We have found that Coring Integration rave agreement with the United Na¬ *l' -*ay and the Ileus far-' The aid fiut ' V" * f p4-r- He ha promised to a>k Congress and handling of food in u .craJ tions commander, Gen. Hum*, ik#ting champfcons will- m? " •« »a>nal w incidcotal ft later ft,r law that will give on a time table for a complete place* ik insufficient " rr•a.n att.'aeti'zn Mm Iki-s h-«. diem the right to permanent If« added that many Hungar¬ h expected that »«r«. withdrawal taking account of t be w v rscn * or id s * ham; • '■ - ir»*s. whft*h »re nut »mcw( a* I ,'J NTON l*T*r - fw — • idrnce ian Red Cross distribution or¬ the military and practical prob¬ *b»p her 15-ycef-aLd . part •»? ill Sthlete » rcwcufck l« 7>* A * \ s" far uol» a Wat l.i— af I be lem* involved " ganizations have proved ineaper¬ Nancy, u '.he national ;jn? • 'amputing hr» need »j?I (c w»#d 11Mb rrfaiMa wbu hio raw# In Paris, Foreign Minister ient cd and badly directed \r.* /w- women's rftmpmi and lb-yea • Up (User the*# cspeitke-k i'» twlrla bave Wan able la ga Christian Pineau dellvt red a L)r Killner taid a new f'#jd bid brotjur, Brute, is the uitcra csd » Mt " •'■ tmrr.er.x M' r.*;a/ V> he'p to the railed Mala*. Brtlafta and distribution M-tup using indmti- ■ • i similar statement to the French ijovmc champ,'Tn, *«ita*rtaad have labaa faar National Assembly. The Assem¬ fnation cards and filing systerr^s, Ike the owt-wifrwi rwtiai refugee# far rtwr aaa f1»lag bly received it coldly, and f*»- 'ha?. ta-«-n worked out f*. iger *a;d that *tuder,'» •«. fh# IflHWi VM'( » • » .*"1 4-'.,. • ■i! Mifls J; get first cnance to t>uy • • if-'eyra'-y/h a*. ffv*i a <•-*♦*•»» Vf t'# t » •* . «• gv ■ a '•• ♦ ■' . t" < *"»p BMawv. N J. r.eau read It out without enthruv- Just before Dr KiRre-rs . ;• c. a" .« '• e • ' f-'s fvr the •?/•« and !Mr t »•*! vf \PS-4T? «• h—» ' • ■* "v. i;*...#•.'! »>«?; The broadcast, the International KH trj# -rafr-p'A* -t-c/.t)* th# rurNzjc*, Wit hero*, f **U:T*.> hetp, new plan was di*eb>»c»i iasm • the y a'C re." ,c,id O il th* > - urgerirtg Wv pew-cd *S| Cross reported )j#re t'jday it had year. M '• v>*. itys* ' ■■■ *-»■•- - tf;« ?z/af: -a.o ma;* have v> • representative of Gen. go *j« *-».C ih'th* greater' L-sn-.r- g j*-tegra.f.*4aua -tie ftark sebmrt 7'#»- e« >%■<--** tian-"v.> started to provide a tirr u,c«i «r-.g\, •.'» . ',B*eph M Swing (ret), US. area. CAt**. tr>« *» ithic k •eiumpkrtety x • v/»«# sc-d Vr pc - pc-ed i> insm?» vf w - U of M (looks fur *•. f",-' :u • v" v.» • - " f- jmIk*inner of Immigration. daily to 223,000 of Hungary » tf>« He IS* presented tw« srll- N**-J " *a *• ' «^ " wtek '|!f and pv v» •. »• V» '-•.u- ~p**.vl tX wi * at The candidate for parole to children oot show % M the Mh( IrC U.rM#gf; - the devreeaMiu? id v • W vzict i«niw^ w' djr United Slate* will go through Change Mciuis Arena tart summer. i' ge S*. tcvv ift tie »wwftti.tjS; *• • * ) tci fare ♦ai-pwc. Md 4 •Vh-.-J, ■*» ' . ' < ; ' - •my of the ktme procedure* a# i'ilm In (>itr HinJnn TJC 'jepcif'' • crew* ii iuri 'vaxvi Uc tsaw i"M» who have applied here I how a besng *-a,r v.'f'i ia w«s**ert Hfvw '.'t t fc- ;T. Of K|0|>l ami l*rarl For Students Conference by ita itsabest gwerr.mc?ii I rt»r present i-ermanent vugs. Only 6,500 ?W» pie? » sew* ft-u'.t T '■ rutev "wr.»4f r,»d **d iri? he Hi'.# are to be issued. A - g - A 90-minute film, "Egypt and (r«aled uaJ» v»» tb# ha»i» '»( as , • He will have a medical check. Ji'innin, X ,rrin(lnii • •♦red hi* ANN AKBOR «/P? - A quick Israel." will be shown o the likktK i strtfva r»*u*d »' photograph taken and Minor Aud Werinesday after- n I itr. Ilomr l> llunor •■deign (|oe*tiomng. Swing'* switch to roa>t beef from the T;c new tr- a.... ?»*' planned meal of kpaghetti Mon¬ at 3 30 by the Audio- Vu-aa) t.' -c 10 • '■<. «" " ' ■f kewnart refused to disclose ' - "Sfarrr jvc Be'rc-- . . rj(* ■ '!ether a security check also day night apparently appeased Center UrKief « •• A • ■ •< ; *« • The film gives a bnef revw * ■U ltd. japsupjf. ha; -«-(».>#*: r "-"id he made. All the work. the appetitie* of rebellious male of the geography and htuory n! Boeder ' - »oe -- • <-r * ■ f: • *»rf, would be "much less University of Michigan student* Junc ,' With their Sunday night rebel- each county showing the eco¬ w :*.* *..*# fc.g***s w V .«i" a'.- '*•»'* i led" and could be com- UUifttl lion appurently out of their sys- nomic, political and cult oral cragc -d fv--* - . T• r • fd in 48 hours. 14. heritage of each. a * ard t» a grast .-f *>"<' wee «ll(» Tag# J Got of the reasons fur the terns, the students of the .west ar.d south quadrangles sat down •M pace at which visas have i>«urd is that a security to this surprising fare for their On TVI«*vi*ioii htindav k ha* to be made both in evening meal: Ko*.-vt beef and gravy, whip¬ United States and Germany, ped potatoes, hic, coffee, tea or milk. They, had actively protested, Ray Anthony's televi»i'-»n «- Wednesday at 5 35 p T* * y the nrwiy >'ue'3>*Hd w,.g.-. - • • Wh*s* tJ*e •» i y*ve < w? W wit; to the ten by : J.-. H*. sawftr *a» "t-r.r r» t.»rv» some »» strong. Sunday against Jute to Mrchigaii Slate featuring return canq^ .n Vrtc Record f.re Sunday evening to >** ' *e Never Let He? " * -v? 'A 'C-f';.- ' e»t Whe .yw ia the La-.i.-.g Donkey-." * caiypuo aur? fcer v Ait A. Henry *v? a:ng the :**: f-< -.«.• lay M»rtis W b«c rwoet uf s.ypeaj*. s 4 pared meals." Sunday Monday night, according to The show, the first In a Kr« The Kappa-*erv ttms.V-pg «f hiimbcrs. Tbe other t.e -..i.-.":#-' tte Wi: -•-* *«d a*-: 'kAt'w i >• i "« • » ii Boo Randolph, White Faatf, wrote. " 3*ici pi*y t- 4 »w£*w# W a'i '•»•» -a '«trr cl:po of MSC ; it* c n-M-V- * ■ * •' N an U be: ding area on Dec. 14 but or- feaianng '* *4 ' G usx b Rf #•-. U bwr ! *. .• Spaghetti with meat bails, but¬ cause the majority of students Mpbamrt, and Jim Het.ry, ■• < Peaks, as;? fee nf fcig?.- BK4 m<^.' --tea • tered wax bean*, cabbage salad will not be in East Lanrtng ar¬ rsttaburgh. Pa, freshman, were cave e irhewen to appear on the vV>.v *i T-glJU 9f the i^aow. TVwf i.'ii >■.-***:■'» «•** Oct * -- *s wiHt sour cream dressing, reg¬ rangement* were made to tele¬ the Twbtevcee n ular and garlic bread, chocolate cast the cinett»a?wope version ef tire. Unul audit ma* be«S ir. trie ybs to sfuwr tottt cbps ca n- -::*e e v< ».» »• «.• ; Papw'i SheraVan-CadiJtac Hotel in De¬ pus life k geners--. wNxft -gar.a# coffee, tea the show earlier to enable stu¬ IUn'mmM i - *>VS O m pudding with lapping, irwrlude: ra.':'::e». .c:y.:rg .' idgrstisc. - t, " (• t . - ..t J i'-.-t dents to see the show before troit on Nov, 25. pec> Sm, or milk. i,i fc'wor-d * s^ktpaseb- Tbe songs they have prepar¬ rimes gad cwz-y** Tk. I Having temporarily, at least, they leave for Chrutmgi vacs- . Tbe bcorl «T:«* ed for tbe appearance are "See- satiated the desire for a meal lions. pour*. i«ui# lie J£K.- Telecast live nationally over Saw." "Mardi Gras." to bt *> Former N-sf-re Dkwe Negrks - *..* change. University officials coach, Frar * Leahy * finasa whoci usuce du". Ties*5ay tr-id naum MaoKuirt tsevo scheduled for today a before- the American Broadcasting toed by Henry, and "From ;&e corvl-jc't Nsx?-; an satervaew wits Pcvmu dwnsg I©- pvoQosS wboH INry Stc-sess. Ptinieass* tur*e i -4.11 *«• dinner meeting with Company stations on Friday, the Bottom of My Heart," s^rfd tiMWxi. sae .ugn to lie the show apd pccsac;: -rji a: the <:d a usaeS JfappaHm will be town out to by Miss Brttton. ^ asuueaSw — othkte sk'gfiL w^ue They also plan 1j wUWac* cucst Tailors !o llio Fdilor ^ ki> 2-i:»n Sinlr News Readers Aimptts Lilassifwds im. 2f.tr, — IiIkIi muli'mhlp Itrii.llin.-: 12 ihh.ii li/icri/vi— iiii* iH-for.- |»nl»li«-ail»»ll ihiii^iriaiis Michigan State News — loir rout olio Arr (rlH'SlS Krtl Dally by MSll'i 21.BAR Student* and faculty I Travesty 'fh* Mlrlil(*n M»lr Nrw. Ii |.iihll.lifil hv •linlrnt* wIIImmiI Iprr.1 fa«nMy CLASSIFIED RATES service lost and found Of Aincrim • „l„fti no. (.•••li M »« l.til m Mil. Kirk I UK in fivr llif In I. ,i|||<- ii ii v li... ip m I... I. w-nuld ilrivp » I..I1IPN (11.hi Will.Ill IliP linlvrrvllv »t Itotii IMlDlrte Ho- ..llniii villi ill uif imlvrivlly «.t »if lite Htt.triu I lir»l Ulle#r*t« "I t»»Mi iHMili If^itv *r»lg«- t»rt«r,ii Hip two. otiHher II Al«*ndiet n» Hip A*««trD»rrt (>/' Liberty? ( day minimum 15 wordl 40r. I AI ill-" for sale HI »«c.| I-A Hi L- --r;.-rrr" '>('» I'm',. Two N"- .'M r in nt ilu- Mlate N'rws 3 dayx $1.30 ClMKAT Wr,VI>h . ..... Hi 1 *n>x a •», ,i o t u I.- ill- • i Mum' i n in! p i 4 dayy $1.50 V"tX'.*i I'lii . TI'lN AI'POfNTMKNT »»>d j» j*" | nit fill t pUtu-r AM'! ptiuiic m T' .U 'Hi'.!, .i|ip.-.'H itiri-<-t!s I" 5 d«y. $ 1.65 ■» l(i'k»- f.t .,g Iflilor... i i •.»,ng i»i»n A Nolo IVom llir in I iix-i t, itf .' pt •!', •>' ♦ fi«• Statu.- i i ll-Ill .ii joy hiu Im li, ADDITIONAL CHARGES (or n«ch word over 15 K-glllM' iKItlftlP lints A .VI ! H ! 1 I'KI'llll"" t' VT I mi ni'- rem ham i\<. Hi 7 i Pa-A 2») XV...' iI.i-. It' • .or i ,' demon li at'- etlilms have made I heir «|»iii* 4c per day ... I b J ft" \ || term loittr. SI .tie Netts ii il itigl ml -b.it i 11 live ' «1 KN*I'Jft AI'fH ff imts Idinuii in editorials. And. ue lit ink, we've uivcti ft tft'it* of hi •HlllfV I billing charge ISc »»-»#. prRM. '* lU^t l*tl«U.»' iv I I alu-i I -. I" erntis amount of spare to our leller writers. l.il" want ' I .ilu- l Letters lia\e a wa> of panpinp up. Ihoui'h, so today, our .-I v. i I.i ' l.ibet! automotive y kith an u A •; s «»< idion x ■*' ; ti sf.y • I.til dai of putdiialioH until winter term, we've reversed tfi whom V i piV' 11'»| Hit- Put'II il'.'ii Vi-i AMT'IN I lA K 'miii/aIi"(i n« Vi*l* n«i-> r•»••»«. 2 lu-ifiiF d-' >'K ' * ••'•I I' ■*- • x- " •' •* f V w I" *- out usual proeedure to deiote almost our entire editorial I il,. t»r Jtlfemi til. I',,,.'i . ill 2 2.V/3 "iidiimn XultiMe a' »»'»'• Hirpc t'hn.."- mid nhu. I 'II I ll-MK.'i - STAS7URS I'hoiei-' |abei'i pape not to our opinions, tml to those of our readers. i I,,".ui full THI f'OMHO "I ■ a- Ab'e Vart Lirtev nqeet- ^ Hill we've pot to exercise mirpre»ot»alive of petline in the I lid,*, d (II.IISSIOHII.K, |(ir.»i, T1THIH , i". I'.ibi. M «• i,r tirnrn "'«I| Jli ? mm. iilniiif ",»• Kit 7 If*. f'livt, • ■' -J»-,A • • ' V ^c i ' 't'lits kind uf "liberty" must i.idl.t .••••I . final word: In «• livdrii'ii.lii • •»- 'I't.PH IV 5 SB07 rerlaliilt lie a Idg setlliig pntnt , uiitlili'tri lli'ii»UM»ld«- f»' !• r* I*t, Hood link in vmir exams. Spartans, and have a Merry fur eiiltstri-s Intu the iirtM.v uf xrt-«i* BV !l'"i|f*. , Christmas ami llapp> \ew \Viir. MtiiliiMlilsIM ami its allies TfMkF V Or' ,!»1rr» flttftlt (»cl'« estate , Mini) pirn fi'MTovii is'K I • fuu*»in*t- • ' " real I (> 7 iws drivinp home and drlvinu hark IU.I And please, take il eas> II"- I .lit III . Amei lean spe d uveclrtvi* low uilkiig**. -ii'i-* •iHrii' !.- • i r.,.lln mid tmiit.*i I il"* t""\> ,||lt. Willi" 1.1 Mt- 'CI 111*|| Illl oUl'h l.oH, DAN' F' We don't waul you In read next term's S'News , I, e< doe •• IIAVINe. A ' » tn rampiis. •. mini or I II i ''HHH Vakata B-»t» I,. I ilr• of pe- A'l Tk'N't " in viriit Ml" a -a in; hospital lied. front a fii«ii. |."i,,e "i o,"i• and evi o ta il of i»oi tittie al MM ^employment rpiNAI I V i |»i»*s r;t-ii"ii niir «,(',l,rn advert I".'I tml! "fl 'itii* d , „ »»> t'"11''fi II'.'' liulf I'll */ »',f» transportation On Sanford Woods »r.. * Ill W .rlt. W »«t. Inif f peopli- I," otqei t I" on . «-i re-,i el' ho'.pil.ilit \ ' JOHN M» CA8f HOUSING , txeu the Itllilf vtxs "i«i Inn' till, i I -ei" ' I I "in I "lOOOIIO .O, r!i»il' f.iiidn |"n liirlfu.. i.iliiiiiiiil" ' /. ■ We 'i'lllln llli-l like to tool M. ( iiiilillil-,1.1 O'.i.'-i lb . • i • (him- ennulr- .is Hi * •*•»!! .nut ;• I ! 'I llll"'k, »• PI.II. 'Surprise* »,-| ('Milt. "Why Marly?" ^ |»n- llMiir.it tin it-freer-, Mr lint - "i iitoll ii|i"i Hi. Sootfi a n«* Hi, (ill, «lllir|> I' K KHf» * At E t .- cxett fin -title*. lust |trit|ih- HI . if l it iiii- Aei.-i leu' pirtui < .i t.fc#* I',,! " tired t»l It lends its Hitittf til tint' To the 1'ilHor. tlfl deoioi l II ' Now H Sl-eio ... . ' • K'.'-.v • • To fhr IiIHmi il *«■' lint* .tml I-. He inn ftiat tlief i- I a'. • ,timi's|ii|s y.illl I I." imli.ti lit wli.t'l- ■ lode i- ai f hiV } r *rlirs inn-IH 'lir •.ttiiif tl.it Wl - I..11. I I 111 le iloiii! |oh I" I « doll' SliMMfR JOBS • | i "i. >i,r P".,t!., e X V . Irtti | <>|i llti' t * .11 ii - • • f K.iiih.l'l ov . > • Hi S ' ,<») ' I 11;-!,' in out ov. n bat ' i . , Kit 2-pi ',?(• / f if i f f Pr, |., M,.t. Ml. |,l,' 111 .1 III'! III!' f'll lint h i\ llir mmid. I lu- Alt 4 a liter X|.»* wr remind Hu 11i'lrlit m.i ! .It "f • ll'.H I' \ |J«« .1 • »l| p| llll" I ,i III 1 tun. Imw-evri. Itl.it v«Mr teller ii, It,. Ii H. i ..I M'.i.d.n I !>«■ abfwe will lu- read li\ lliuMsands PL AVI f AMP', if. I Hi in lo¬ m,in. .Ii .1. .li fi ll • tti.it Ifi. In uf |ieu|ite Tills, luu Is "liberty II vuii tiad w rltleii a letter In t"l .-• ! nit n ii li! l.iki* in tin > .1 ' ' r,7/IMMlf-r. INr.TPtK' ,r>P'. service it III i t <1 in I til'' I I' (In- rdilur ul' I'ravda iMeiitluiilMi: I., il.t It. I IS llial there was a "travesty ul III. ir tt ft I ttf in lilt', M|ll|ll'i|l .III ll.il i.'ll illtl l I |l li l| lit ■ i.Ml. I .1 Ul |'l I" • t" ertv" Im Itussla. d«. vum think I Iff oijapd'. • ! A ' flf.NlIt! Minute fill MjIImhi ii wmild have been published"* .mi, tt,.|t 1... ii t.i ill! . inriiil.i . * ♦ ♦ I , .1.. Kit ? Ami IfflU .If WARTOt '!• ti m i .1 in. ,.! mfi ii- l m .mil .1 * * * (' AMP ('()• ifi 11 OP' Itig ID I.mil. ili'i'p rniir. iii tm th« uiiln nni MA VIN. i A HA * I ' • Rr« • | .t.llll • II If Hint Mill ' .«<•« ii|ll|..lll\ fhi I tlilnrials I, • lit !"A ,t»-t iHtt '• llif I illllil II.' tl, 1 I'Api A T Tf f Jf)AflTr. • f 11IM I'.n;' ■ I i i i , • • (« ■ r t i-|>! Hit »*' I j" I • tin- I T» I il I A I f II !'»'•*. - - ► this WIMIll fll«l|l|lill|. f .11111- ill '|u the I ilitur i si .il« Nni s ; ■ 1 i .ml..I . Ha- 1 ..II.m. 111. . !■ I... ! 11>'• «• ■ 1 it fimi|ilHr siirprisr .rspriitllv • 'Oe f Iimot fli'lp I'M' Wob.lei IV 2 WiilJ I > Ml • l .l « ! I In IIiimi' fur w hum tin- vtuuillul < i♦ 11 a |i.|! i. .no i» and n-fei f;*.'" ' ,(• i»..; t Jtlllf -J It this is .hi rvamph- ul the . the must Xitil tu «f rilif voo bark tip \oi|i Udllm- - X.U S,.»»*•! I.,.'.r COMPLfTT RADIO to ii .! ':i " l*Mf|iltshr-t work" su |iruiutlr nir ;t us si iml hi witti I'uttxIeriMlhfii .1 ml tal 1' toigfd pF'ivV v. i r In the f KKf-INr: ti(KtM /'ID T V SFRVKF rrferreil lu in the teiilriuii.il , . I l.la III.ill ediioviaf wnlera-.would Veiei in e' i't »• • r.-V ft" . \\ 11 slur.in list tear, then lei the It iislr.iliuii — with Hit' s.ttm- totuie if ir. t. . r ,i*.! Ml' l.n'n'- T V. ENGINEERS !•••- I Ilu JoHl ualisn, J l!v • 1 . . IrrliiiK of Inisti .ilmii lint w r a! I. a I aodl! ..r t ttuik remain unfinislied l> this |r; bn'erfiprT -.f P r . IT . -r attempting tins . - . before I' MI v is the ttpr uf prueram iiir luti- rx|terirnee wlten mhiip ittrnthrr i oio e IHMIXIV tpandor ul uitt f.»Millx. ur xutui' tttrniher i at her deli, ate tu-.k Apply r-T>w teisMt plans fur its nexi ten ... ,l.l> ;r- M I li. I...I 1.11 III I! i. .1. ul uttr Si.itr I >r |i.t rln it'll I. I.ikrs It liquid be noted that edl- r Pk',r*e !V 7 0030 lint then lif Ms regress .. • I .l.l! If I hi < I- il. !,i II.' < hf.ulluiiji t-unrse whirl! rxiter- toiial are not mere t.dement*, hi t I t I . W» i 'n "Hi. ! < o 11 . »rnd mo ii ♦ ■ >m| ieir* (i«■ " i" en It'KtM A' l» R'iAf.'p ' TV I INN THKAKV MF I " idea based - . Iritr#' .Hid ruiiirnxtii uf u|iiuiuii , ol opinion, bid ai. AM kind* r*i,»*«Iv ii»i rip' A I 1. I .....I ' . ,11. ill ! \. i it it • (it ii.Iiii'. Mulli'iir Hiorir F.II 7 7tl'l" lu- ;i rrnretl.tlile ., upon I At "I S. ■ t i ml it- ti«* tt ill ,n I.. i itiisUkr. I w ould Iik. t«. know upon what rhiuni: Ckisstrrx-i v>» H ! II.\ii Villi,ill 1 i -V f, ■ t(i'-\ t. i I I put t of the In llir rust' i»f S.tiit'M'l Wm«mI fir t Mm base \• .in editorial of ti< i« -yi v I 1 . I lll l it IV. A till II lot Int. Ill II fl'ipl- ttl.lt till' All Nov :»H Call a Spade a Spade" ft I yyan'r.o kihkhs rrt n. Im.'I 111'.ill'lit II - I ttOM-.l 111 a nt'TT »M» »d -. irmili Ijtavii g if ' Mi.ir , n - , UK.;, i i!m!i\ i.'.i . Not Ihg IP o» oivmpi'- " t And APPLY j iiuriistiitlli'ii pi.hi I" use onlv i ! i ew *■ if- »'■ rr» r n*., ttf j» i ! . .I. • ti that w tm It vvhv a (jiieslion iit.it k wouldn't rid' MK.M'f I AS'! fulfil,'If 11 l|i|»" flop, t" -m.il! si-c fuiii l>ii ,i iliirniit"! \ . h iv. in i i ut n.'Vi'i KJIJK WANTH) Tfi h.' I*• sinf tints! t»l tIti iiti-pl.Mi- in, exclamation maik have been hiiiicr M>'d |Mikifv Pi.'im I l> 2 .'!!*>! ' \ * *atr thru/--. DETROIT CIVIL SERVICE • • •i. '»!. III. a* lilt <1 III. II.' ttf 'i.1; ihipiii at. in tin flit III .- I"*! t ill.lt- .issi-t Jim i i ill 111 llll 11 us. illtil iMttei i Twr.-flax r»rfrrr,t>»r I! i •l.l-•!= • • I. ...... I ill ii I*. I II Ha i pl il.' If thi- I R',*> Kl> 2■ '#MJ rtil'iviiii-ot All rriliiltilv re.dl/i' I fail to see anv point in the PCKtyf Ff iM iMAHKATK iti-l I!. 111 l.l I 111111" I "i I Hi ii,, m ."iik "i i umveis 11 % in. mil- f"iii. p....". .11 'if: ' th it MSl' pussi'sM-s that win I' editorial whatsoever since I feel 617 Cify-County Building i .... ' Wflf. VIIAMK rXRFN*-»> the peoph all ' ! . '■■■ II..- h. i l Ilk. AIM . , v u. il! . imkI Im in vx" R pti'..ir nt ?-flam k* -l»r,. driving tn Mr* lliat I lie writer was nut looking •» i.lhei smul.il in-1 it tit inns wuiiki »!?« • b ...I.. ■ .. w ' >i: I, i li- It II. : I . i < hi.) hi l|' H«. I'l'O (1«> f*r Kive wlmitsf nnylhoiK t«< li.ivr at all the issues Involved, hut Wngtst bA3* V i vr Point R » : 1.1,1 l."l 1 Hi! V III.I I'll- ph- ■" .a veil merely trying hard tn fill M\ r IKII 'tit K •;<*t !* KK 1 t'lulip (• Coleman - T<. hark down litis herif.nte was rN rrbTAtNiNf, fntfhtainkiis t.lo. k> fri'tb i'iinii«i" tnii«*t I'M'kttiw ItOII lt.nl.fl I! v.ui !,avr an art o rmnl»> mi lal- '.ilflfl iiftrr r» VI •; spfins myiipu' iitdts'il. At h'.rt up spaer . it till llir I'l.ulir FtJ , HirtKM WANTHi T> f — * * •Mit Idi.tiir !(i 2 .imm nllri fivr p 10 ot ii ' tt pri'Ht-nt- »ciniph'lrlv *n.'M-oti Hut asMttiunj; that voo do have U« n It vtrg s T'Oi r>"'e-rr>trfM »n»i ♦ .*• r"" di'i sl.ttulaUli- prnrfdiiiv. a jMiUtf about the Hlg 10. wtlV M'KIM KftM ONK Iiii., ■ •• • t Man's Slaml... • In the ftr«t pltire, MSI' iI.h«s not uixt limit it to that" lu RAI.ESMAN. rnllegn training In a^lr» payrhnlogx- VOUNCi MAN with Coll'-er a.roXi lived mslfie" Pii.itir rn 7 N- lOfl ; wrtrr* to «.tw vwk f not m should not ttrnl tumth.-i •jieakuig of Hie Dlvinpn eith- or ngrtriiltiiral niachtnrrs rnginr- , urdax Uuwnliff B *»,* i J'M.fke Jack uf*bi 1 ilitm tin "(1 i.iinii v Al llir 11 1. «'f rring Mtc*! t»r frw to travel, nan TWO HftitMS TK' KHIONP , TYPWKITERS tiUYINO KELUNO T«» the • . (There <■ •• limit not aw ate of the , donniloit ei you are fwd car. (nrnUh «liHr.n-(ri tctrr- t»*ti"l«in privair •I r kin-h-M 'and wrrvn ing Oiien rr«m t »i until In Hi.- i r, e»», (ii!',' 1* " nil . x «'i'X' •(•,• al.tx -.In "X m»u thitl Hie miiii- «r-r.«w.n R'tuie Sel w v n 'L'"!1- pithv t Certainly the goal of every rnmr drgirrd I'lrau* xvrtlr f.jr in¬ ROOMS FOR VKV "mvrrsJtv an- I - CHRISTMAS PARTY rn f-ifl-r. In iil. ,1! Hie !*|»1. XX II" ,'llf T" l(|s|fTl*stt».t t»x terview (i.ite«hrrk Manufacttirtng mtivri' a (... . , « ■ liiirtu ipant a II..U.X.-I 1 \X "U LI ilk.- H '■ i .mi "f Itntu: u \ iitc (he i omnany P () Itux 22.1 lUtac.* •rrm Parl»,..v i, «• I • •»»* furnnhed DRIVING TO vrXIf'O ' U ' dormitory were neededt we U- medal anil the goal of the team Mirfili"in tta • ■ f.urr lb*. Ir- NM t...» SRUONUTS ! r»vm» Iprm l*( 2 b> a.hi .t ciRini'ii ni id uiv • i.ixx n -.inn- j ■ "i»lc xx h" an thiuallx .iiji- heve that II •• should l*e liuilt, p. to win tin- ntvthi.nl team *m| ' "• tm; Bud Kr.rfWIl ED l-STJl """ Sprr-a' pad. 'a»ry I.iii.i km ml the pfi»;ht of tin' Aiftei elsewhere We rait think of spy for rent it- it i etiampioiislup" Only through t VH-FRtU-rs iw,|,,iv»f) R'KtMtt j nr. iifuRi' rd .-I ).-• \ ali't Im.i .hi ■»:i. rial• pos»ibtlili»-s (iiirltidiitR the Mireessful individual jierforin- r,,. nv-ll't'lr I •• wi"'er lr«-*«. I Rinr to M llrlrn fi Parker wf"- iii<" U ii ire SIXi Ann suaai East tA«nsl"'* 237 M AC. fO 7 *171 .» i» Alia eKpcmes PN>-- i nt dormitorieit. hut wtio are o.nf tfte winner bftt • TV Ift witk orf'oa urn we f" give advice to the Plan- Political issues aie a natural Small warily rgnla' TYPIST ANN KNOWN Phone 11 Crossword Puzzle t® buy App*»nvi-(i iiffl'sujr Ff IR e-rl« j mnrps WANTED TT. v lutiM Commit tee "* tiart "1 Hi. event ;u these r.itficr ■•.* M-.-v t »-•*» 2 2X541 Electric typewriter Terr, MUNT7 TV , T'»r«day Dee bU±\ Name wKhhrId hv witlffl hectic times With all the world Hoo'-lr room uv.illahlr Phone E" lOfl papers ami Uie*e» Alto genar^l typ mg « fl* li t ARV'M# Pho'.r ED 2-3557 AtKOSS 3!t M. rlt ^ , , — JIa pisx * it it ffiee world i looking at the tl* fA«T KALAMAZOO 3-M'l RIDERS V AVTKf) TO V>- 37 tooth, r of .A.S'• iTit'H I 'mted State" for strength and PMONf IV 4-1410 ! t-wtri'.v la .vine T>». Swamp It wivs in the ireotd tvinks • d saving to The world thid the , T*> ll'Mi*l!l"n Phrn-.e IV tf— flrtlttin. Or—em he* J*' PME: A'S^LBE TIA ' --•»»» Jy Im.id 4 Sii nik r. N R J'ttitn Svturdav's- crowd was MOV At. D At.TON FtGUHINK NVu wm. and who want to win for Phr-nr FD 2-tAIO Ten mt-he* high I' S ».V. I. v I.joi i I 4 < In mot on H. \ % i ... R;A. rpr.t N.r> tllClLL mom than 4.00(1 short of this themselves and tti#u rountrv. M\ ornv SIS Ibuvhawd (n lA»n.ton price RIDFRS TO HOVSTON r.* ' . mark vet some 500 fans were W,.ndriful ' Oltruilm.u gtft Plum- * De--emh*" k 1"A7 '■ II. t * J(* t* . M< M Solution of Vrvtrraav'i Pu/rle idtfi not beeauce (he di tutor Ut 2 425.) JOfl •»*■*-» fn — xx an tor t! liaolir ftti Hh >. .-ilua been put it both etttis of the n- r«u* nf in»-n at spavlal rafe* *" hand-picked and ha\e the very plant 17. Tet magant j " V Soap M. ,»d\ t.KAVINO UOUNTRY SAUHIFICK. ED : , 11 oj»fu i 4 Vw.od'of 1 »■ ii-i !\ floor in addition to those on the best ul every thing yyhile they are "Fax* fijHndnrr waahtng machine ! tot l ie \rellcttce 2f- tin. .Hik.nl . 21 Si rd re. • S!..U-s Wl * weren't thev put tin t'hrvrolrt RAM) couue engine nr\* ; 2 Km. IOM d to< n fc-' Takes. 5 Kapid rl iuk this year" People aren't going fo training, all supported by the T.i ei .'ImnAt new healer (urn «ig- ; WANTED t> Carve government, while lite I'.S. ath¬ nals Two pieces furniture F.U 2-W;ri 11. Id rh« 22 l.uut's iterk i-ome to the games if the> havo 108 I K« . .-lulled letes compete wilh each other Tn «»■"*! FT nR rr-t ' I jto County r«. 33 l»r oup of m li V i.m IHHVN' V ill ki'O r flavor haiv 2 I Was in¬ debted to stand There is plenty of track etftiip- in elimination bouts Thev are trained under dif¬ Txxti UF.ATI1 * ear* BROADCAST REi "FIVER old SIS S> v* att hi-fi 1232 HITCHING*ROST ROAD ' terrti Tw.i br.fr<*,m a*- 'vrrsi'v hrrr-"**e nt F»«' f -v.iT >-» »s Srrrag > * bird* 1 Marry 9 Portico ment around the ends of the a"'Olifier us Both for $» Phone MwfliRRn 77 F U 25 Hlundets ferent conditons and coaches- in ED 7-«*U iik • EIGHT ROOMS • TWO CAR ATTACHED 6AIA«f on field house 1 have no doubt thfl* i lA * 10 ii 2«H Quarter pied different parts *»f the country, |! rr^n 'rem «Kt c ° t 2 5 ■4 s i. ait. Spring this- equipment U important to and each true competitor El .Ft TRIC TRAIN UONAt. Twin , • EOUR BEDROOMS • IM * 144 EOOT tOT hat v'«-s'.: is a diesr^f'sv* freigs. rsr« Ac.r«.<'>n«*« ' '• phftne F.D the traek people, but there is 5 Dr* IT TT TT" India who v\ iinls to win the gold med¬ Mounted Value »!». Sell SSU ED- j, o m. reason it can't he removed in • 14 X 24 FOOT LIVING ROOM • FINISHED RECREATION ROOM 31. Hard metal al of the Olympic that says he IT TT n 32 Marg.n favor of scats during home bas- ts the U*st of those entered in 500 CARS WANTED PA3 A1AIA TRAlt.FR 31 ftvnt • TWO FIRERLACES 34 Dp* it k. tlwd! games that event from the entire world, rcver been tived in the furniture ± DEN J.nlen. w»»ch. !"*• t5" TT To court Those of us who stood won't (» next phone F.D 2-1748 tOfi ; • • ULTRA MODERN KITCHEN THREE RATHS , (As everyone knows.. the Am¬ -1mmt 3t> Italian do it again, so hew about (he HioK daP*'! rt a" 2 <9 TT Ts family erican Olympic athlete is sup¬ l« Wit TWA'I JCR r ,M ! athletic dept. showing the $tu- 7T TT TT *6 TT 19 51 >2 . 39. Noiw ith. di-nts some consideration and ported by contributions from O'Dl Three lake* mere model hath. Two bedrooms Kx.-eUent condi* j ; PRICE. $37,500 IERKEV WON > METAL C standng the general public.) . 42 Wild pi-vine them a place to sit dur¬ Individual performances put Pnn Ost ner Fiv- will minutes aetT on lot from ramtms Phone eve«- ' *21 E. SmO SI. IV 5 3«« IT J4 JT 3T buffaloes ing the home games? tng». ED 1-1*5 km luilder «J (A* bad* —5- all together are the means by prvpvAL. SIZE 12 or >4 J* TT ifie" TT $4. Sinaii b.rds Itarold Sarvrr IT 5* 45. Vipers which n team can win an Olym¬ CHRIKTMAS SPRC1ADS CI.OSF fbonc Mr. WalltKr IV 2-0116 R»t«iwy. IV 4-1210 i IV 46. C case pic championship, without them out price, on txM complete We.ting- * ' «"«••• rrr. *71 *z Ts TT hottae line Range. refrigerator*.1 CTttpLK WlTHOfT CHlt HF NELSON REALTY COMPANY E TT TS TT 4?. Server 49 Periods Of INFORMATION you can ure. have no end. save fail¬ fleeter^ wather.. diver, dialtwaah- ers. and televi.ion. Eaehtruth Br» : 1 I'ght o bee housekeeping. In home in' exrhangr for unnr" Si pH n wil7\ trie Cnmoanv. 113 E. Grand River, i Davts. uh'-' - — f time Mr Clbee M*r»kaH Phone IV S-tltT. KM REALTORS JT 51.. i lot se: T\ m i ii a M^I'ish IT letter ai 1 m - --L 54. Chance 60 $r UJ ■ u mm 55. Scrap Williams Grossman Identified Big 10 AffffflfeAW fkeremheg I. I'iW ATATT. *rwn Fage Three Announces fContinued from P*ge 1) >r »•'#'. ^ ■f AVfft.'H CXAftSIFIEDS As Former Communist wi'hi.'i »b ac 21 day* Of/t! eptapfre tr'/tn (tin he made vhob! V. of V #r.-: p« ' - * :•: •. «• HIGH HEALLHSHIH" he could r»f,t thereafter Judges ac".p« nr/")r tor ; a CMU'AHO */ - :** > *.* ; > *r whom the agent had nerved on variooM party committees. Fryitbal] _coar.be* v/i.'J draft after ment LANSING (A't—The- appoint¬ by Gov. William* of seven tiro --roan »«ked by a f.'on- their af'er J9W r-bd l&fiO whHiiet tut hit y an/i athlrdie dire'- A .V*.* v.# .-/••• "* el STUN circuit court Judges was an¬ <• tonal r. ore mitt*# to admit fid RAVES VOf MONET * pointed him nut In the v'/t.e r^, a proposed rr'cb- R«a*e •err.",ry. - - f - orv nounced Monday by the execu¬ der y 1 h<- witn»-v. testimony, f'lllflftkwi. fird .rouhd-robin «ia*e This ?har. --..c' - .*• tive ofTi'e. Id All succeed Justice* who de¬ Thereupon H»cti»rd A rep *, I Ira ard tfris man wa® cided to retire after reaching the repreye/ita^ive, age of 70 rather than give up i>«cl labor py f'if the Lord '/f.- retirement benefits Mohu hi and »omrui'ted per¬ " «r, the fp.ri.ee. pe> fjctcrman- t:n" ni.fi make il a nwrrier (lirinlmo* jury on tf,r witne-!- gtar.d " t: en/ if he Williams had made hl» selec¬ 'ifwwnsn eseeullve vorelarr A." '.If/ tion* before*leaving Nov, 27 for ~VoC the- vtp hlgan f'ornrwlttee for-' •• Grd» 4rr,flh dTd" k'.'l nr*rn*rvr mill, fiifls. for the. home South. America but the an¬ the I'rute# tion of the foreign h' nouncements were withheld un¬ —"•• .»•, i iwuor spy and perjurer. til the judges' 'retirement board had lime to act on the request'. Horn. Invoked the fifth amend rnent and der lined to ifP/trss the H» r • ri"j V» say whether a' a he f.'itti- from . . . testimony of the former agent, Appointed td four Wayne ' < ounty Circuit Stephen I, S. herrianske. 43, of v Har*/ trii'ttitrt. ftche judgeships were, f»eart*««rn. ft •/ -.fed fir'".'.rr,Hri 7/11 Horace W GilrnoVe, ,'{0, l>e- S' heif ao® de did ti'/t give hi . ♦ ' i '/f *he party * j.ijiy Attorney General. Joseph F 4.' ' O pa '.of i on tb«- WibM -'and - • i", I..-rf ftfurum-m (» iGfhid, 42, chief trial lawyer Afterward he tofd reporters h* .■ If.-,-.•rarr-' * M.'h. in IV4JI Pit the Wayne County Prose* u- v.a- an inve«;*.gator for Ko»d V'ked hy Riehsrd Ar»n*. staff tor s Office, Victor J. Haurn, .14, Vheo; «r. >" 'a led to 'he til tutor of the ffmise enmmtttee, instructor at Wayne .State Uni- >'.»n-5 a f' • r ' »rn r»j/p«ared vi.»ther he h#d tfsnsferreal re- varsity I.aw School, and G«'orgr- h Howie*, chairman of the SHIP ON SHORE A unusual or.o'er pfdent before a aobrorn' ford* u»i minutes #»f the meetings a sight In Hrltnate, 'if 'i.i- Hou-' f o?rih junior Nelda Trout, fa t I^ifiMiig sophomore neth Ttoe.ler, (Mroit j F.b/;,- irnor^ /a»iu-y toward t|se Mid'pe L. and her /t 1«* La ter eag.rnr- n i our th,,' aii fr a M. t !,-• i ARROW— ..n't !/«»» Neubatth, ha t Orange, N .1 freshman. maintain depr ndejc their e If «•« i aod Lnjov a lalf buur -nark j — frit iff foiHtOft Appotfited wire editor, ur h full-rourM> dinner. s» »n • tits - u«!ft Fall term graduates w»i * ,1* Mi Marios. Author ita'i-.i an f)earborn ».«-n- I* . -lid Mfro® hnj? Or beltrr yet, get your Pat Meloy. Liberlyvillc. Ill , A al h. Ser-rt '.ptiomiiie and Lave Harrell, . a a friend- together and rail Slab- Lube Albany, N.Y freshman for free delivery of your Itateman also announced that ation Sunday. 'tie first general staff meeting fa % or tic food*. for at winter 7.10 p.m. term will be Jan. J The pla'e will be pa ftoth a'oga are bmgr-d . ; rr.,i »v ofj Irenr a!h th«- CSS !h. o lh »t Hf'< i Pick up j-ok ted in the Sta'e New. office. Hridge 4 A *a ide ^election All Maffer. both old and new, air- asked to attend of -and* if he-* The find meeting for all State Kliof MIIINF. ■ la id ew, appointed positions Will la- Jan. 2 at .1 p.m. in the State Dohm's Barber Shop your * Fa-ntrie* and hot New* office. beverages FRANIMIR CKN'TI R pig:, They Guinea are rodents ore not pig:1! Mil K BAR HI RH Caps and Gou lis v "( hirkert-ifi the*' Hough** or by famous KpeerlwrJtlng System - IVi AHC'i I he "Tub-Fur Employs re. signs no symbol* machines Speed writing shorthand TODAY no SHORTHAND used vi> a to our in everywhere leading pupils offices Come Low cost and M.serve civil f ree derr.on. sea st>e»* gt/atton FREE DELIVERY in i week! IV ."w.'ilft / New TYPEWRITE I.N to become a great typist In 0 »"*• of day k /-.'xjI or H we#as 6 vn|re-o-rratlc method of teaching typewriting, makes It ea'.y for WEEKS FOR UNION BOOK STORE 'A you of night school 'two evenings a week! Writ*, phone or rome in for a free demonstration LBU has nearly a century of success In training and placing riwoo^ rrLanes es typists, andsnd^ book keepers Jn_fcett*r bookkeepers in ne'ter rariti¬ positions LAMM BUSINESS UNIVERSITY IU W. PhM»e IV 4-Mf4 WINSTON TASTES WINSTON T«^psjptr: good! is always good company I BOOKS WHEN BIYLNG OR SELLING "YOU'LLH.M) U.I lli I'll ICES AM) UK II:\DI.Y SURI ICE" AT Gibson"- UNIVERSITY Here's s cigarette you and your dale can get Uieetber on! Winston flavor full - the way you like it And the is rich, one and only Winaton Bker does MaJobi ao wdl the flavor reaiiy comes through Var l*cr filter smoking, make a date with Wuutoo. BOOKSTORE (LN THE PEOPLES t HIKt H BLOCK) ^ unrmnAN mtatf w tvs Tk" Approve* Move ftrrrmhrr I, |!)!SS r»gr l our Sues (Irises Threatens -CAMPUS CI.A.SSIPTHiS . . Cultural Exchange I nine of Pound Sterling . . . ITIClfl RFAnKHStlJI- . . i m M t.oNhON f/T) Th<« Hrltish jr. I'M.'Oi'iti cumo- iiwi-v l»'.i tt-ntu lii. jiaijtn-d. . ill Ki ytihovyi i„ ( ... ■if.t"ir1 |.r« - ,iiit ('tne t.r ii .<■ it lh«- •.!••» t- Itnl Hirer an the "rmifnnim .1 » iiim-nt «n ii t-«•* j;-iv thin liivlttil'l" I'l'svs yrt fo fa ut nl mum Interest Rales or Idea ion Arru-iI'ttn- in l"«fh-rn The i.'i - . nl Hit- It nib' K n»M- Th" enpitnl cud of i'•{..in itni Authorized • li exotic In- resumed until Ihe So-• i * tin Il.it■ Sue/ :illuck. Iti" Iritrp rvirol'-uni Co', piiii.t ion ha fh-morr Ital'-ij it (»• ! 11Din :«:«« In 4'.'0 million Intf station* m Syria that w-n' Tr«»|iir;il l-'Ml .,11 . snbotiiRrd WASHINGTON Th. *ov- in da- i ip.hl of rietKhlau itrr; . I I-,v 11 i ttiititrii v npMiftlrig, llritnln's nhrtfe of Ihv < M rt« ro'l of Phlpplng 'polls thill In Novrttili'-i nl-.in 'I'll" I- "«l'-r;il fferi-rv- Hoard l>»y S,i|i|>li»-a Mnll-h export-- In A'(ln, nn«t th" ni lll-I, I".I sb'tliriK ai»M l»»».| and lh" f-Vd'-ral i)"|m" H ln-.ni •,-olvi- veil- try r"pr»-*."fi»ai Mi.I.Ilii Kasl ml I" l-'iiropr. b"- million Hollar lh«- new Polish Roveitmi'-i ' Boom Marcs lip f" '.'fl" iii I'otp made a joint an Office Itiiihling iiui-i- Food pi.itit JIII'I iM"»lllim • i/'-'l from ?' lo ,'f p'-t ""lit Tti" ■ am" pcridcd fuo-.l of a 17 po i Ijin-inir IV 7 (11 Id nttmorthiiiirv mi-a iiio air 1 »k <11 It'Mikn hhiirih a Mfttrf . t.i 11 Mil i . • -*»tf itii* up "ft her 'I'lii'; littfp.'i'" lh" ullit'l' hi»» inri'Mt*" wiiN atjlhurt/"'l for lit"" {darn ohtfd at irn teii atu: im. I it.-1 i i i"-t I • -ailijuai h i . «n til .III' ti .HIi. • nffii*i' hiillilinn h'Mim, in tin- '.Ul d"po-|l- and '•»*! Itft'-al"' of rtioi" |\ ronlilflR wilh llllN' IO 'I (• Dollar spriiHItiK i'- "*p"ot«-«l I.. t.«i "• •hi \lalii, alt an 1" Ih- ti»-a» llii-ii lhan a* mond" dtiradon i ' I- • li Ii" honvlrr AH'tHionallv Itnl vai Im*I\v»-"h IIi<' Iwh v.-miI.I I i «■ r:. a.. In in- lOll'.IIO. > |i|.li,-i >i ru ,f.Mii"i hi li ink Ri am v.-i". h' Etui ll"t ' on"- ■ 'I'hr Inrrrwsrd Intrrrst rat"* arr ,. alii Is «tii" D"«- .'II to rn""i t'.vx \y ii v. to n il * million '|Uat • Anil thr* hrlntr flllnl a . fh-t a pH'sldefiliwI dtt»-'* Tilr? loan i"pavm"nt. to lh.- lie purely optional. AlthmiRh th" Wclerproof your shoes tfriftpil Stal"H ariH Canii'ta fit) is built. Thr ohlrr thrm l»rl»lR molt luilhl 1 i iiUtHltn! ti'-H On in lillll'Utii! t he Im inp National frr-l fi-H'U t»" luHitiy i '•iH'-t Ho- hum* fl'H I »" i|"V"l»»prn"ftl present authorized savlriK* ae* mill .fun" In Urn- wilh Ki'ienhow-, Ine* soror "I . i \ ••■'ii. rouot r»tr is V, per rrnt. not all i "lull!iour'l tti" I'll \ *'« «»ff»«•*• 10(1 tin i >< ar.t ski boots lodiy with: rroi/ril .iimi air Hllll'linr. Owiiri-i ..Mil ai|il"'t to di-r, niore I him Have a WORLD of FUN! hanks pay this IHanv. rsprrlally ' i. nl ncn- arc iti'olli fill'-'l. too Vacant v ^ f i • i ic a - limah-s II.. hdlinn workmp -pac" In the smaller hanklmt renters, h""M fn-rmllted lo vi al lh- Trtvtt with IITA t.nUI. offU'V, n«.i •• at | Hi milli«»n I,at. t --.It y < i api-t pru|"«'l'. I" pay only Z per rent. lll'd Slal"N I 111'. S "III . v. t I Unbollovohlr low Cost aHii.- f. .-i |ii:u»- fi*'-t "I dial has Ati'l •>'/ mtilinn lip la foi aiuioum-'-'l hi-lr ir»« lil'l'* a iMiilflitlK Willi lift 1.70'I.A'tll (iaveiTitnetll official- feel that ri'cord '.t .'iOO I'S loiuct anted v r if I" Vt- d lf„ Sili.-i.u • !!i ■ v tnu< h of tin liafion' -aviru" r ^Europe a Ncu • lh" rti'l Y'otkN "f W'.rlH Witt tMiil'llnr. iprrr II. • fK.lt ' (oiiiuir f «-•' I of llfll' •• ' pll''". i.'l |t-.i k'-h-lb-i fvntim. Twh |»",np "hnnrp-led inlo -avliip' and loan roipoinllortn, which iifwioHy I !»iioit A Slate Depot tmeid >niT.r : oil 40 #•»« ,Z'-~ It m ii'titrrl !|li 111111)011 M||li*rr Icri '.ihi-i hup" -Inn lino hi lh" pa \ ii tui im-i trit't"' t rat" Horn", man loM a rn-w ronf«-t• f.•« of office uparr in the II vrata ■ uih- in-iiHihoi•.""'I Mr" Hi lh.- d<-« riioM lo ' top flu- i iiltii, Orient *lorr thr M«r, thr Krai I'fcUtr lalkliu- will, die ndfiitmn "f 'divid'-nd ' pas an i-ff'-ciK'e int"rr-:t rah* of » hai»E«"- "anil- ufh-t So i« 1 . C:ivul.< fitllirr • "ItTl'ir .41*5 JZi. •— ;i1 fo 4 |i"i "-nl. allhoiiRh lh" and lankt... sudderdy Mm'. ♦•>.«»» lluntpiiv Nov 4 «ol'*g» *'•.U. SHOE REPAIR $|A» «p H4».»i s».«ir •> '•»•»•« l•""» V.v» About oh"-fifth of di" public hiyh Hfh«f»l '.VKlitns in th" Untl- hoy-od flic-siart diploma: c Aiound Woll.1 »I.1V« vl» " ptiofc commemorating d.< %«li Vrtili Tritfl rd Slah"1 provld" prnprjinc for ' .*»•'• nl hi HI' Hit muIouioImI" driv"f edu"iilio»i nhevik Ht-volulton Iwo da- Aeri," from llit- I VIIIIIkhii \ if IITA I lilisf'i ii % mm) 4. J-HOP Formal NigM Friday, Fab. I, 1957 TUXEDO RENTAL al taviagt la yaa FOR $8.75 *»(• SpfM'iiil jirriinvemfnt with lUy Hafflrr CiiBtom Shop hnvo R«fr*thing ontitpptic oction h#oli lioon m».lo lo fiimi.h a limttct numW of rotor nickt, holp* keop your tkin TiiX'bIob at this rate for 1 tic ilunc. Order AFTER SHAVE ^ in top condition. 1.00 , ... (u,. early It. insiiro xBVlnp*. LOTION SHU IT ON Rr* Vrii * Ureal* J-Hop Com mil Irr Home Economics Students: WE BUY ALL BOOKS W I IN CURRENT USE - DISCONTINUED ALL of 'EM V WE ALSO HI V - ( IH.MISTHY I.Alt WEIF.IIT SETS DISSECT! M. Sl!» - HAND LENSES - DRAWING l.NSTIU HEMS - m.IDE IH I.F.S ^ may qualify Gilison's for a civilian dietetic'in ternship as a fully paid AIR FORCE OFFICER UN'VARSITY I f von now hol.l-or will *oon-a baehelor'a detrree In Hone Economic., with • major in K.bbIs ami Nutrition, or liutitution Management, you will be lntereatcd in the Air Force Iloipitid Dietetic Internahip Plan. Uniler thia plan, you are, Ueligible, commiaaioned aa a second lieutenant and aaaiyned to an approved civilian hospital of your choice to serve a PILL Otrr TRW COUPON TODAY Office of the Surgeon Gonoral Headquarter,. USAF, Waaklngton 28, D. C. i.e .1. AItant Bui; Nodical Spocialiat Corpa 12-months" internship. During this period, you receive the full pay and allowances of Pleaac and aw full dataila on ay opportunitie. BOOKSTORE jour rank ($:ut8.58 per month). for aa Air Porco Dicta tic Internahip. * Upon eompftion of your training, you will have the chance to practice in military hospitals in both the continental U.S. and n, in line Air Font dietitians iupel-vise all r food services, including regular and modified diets. Here is your opportunity to gain valuable experience, travel and greatly further your career. For full information, mail (IN THE PEOPLES CHURCH BLOCK) the attached coupon, now. . \J winntv =T%Tr vnri Boy Fights Integration in South ' y Y Itranham said last week he fieeember | '.TliOfrfl de-/:» *ati» ' ll'h *-t«'' v/e Page five .hsa^f ft If.'". Some Rebels i/. 11 wanted Male who about Integration. to organire student* felt the w i» he did at r.'.x- f: r.fr/ r :i r- I'.'iti cheat '/*.'!»-•' f r. ' f M-' ■ " *• ir.- < of ' i ft-, 'fi! 1 '/-.id • *r a? /,f f- ■»' ir .f - ? J»r/» '»•' . , Hungarians Officials Say • ipp"'« hi- ; >' : j/ • Deportation Slopped . Intro If. gb ho, r o vi I > a :,r. 1 i ■ P' '• nrD'ATKST. v '.w ') • , /iilrnitUul for I be fir I firm* Monday thai A trovernmerd 'pok» man IInrif/aria/i.-' bad * } 'it CIVIC CENTER been ileporlifl In Hum jj, b\ .soviet fwiljce in i olati'd o. » ' If f «• Hungary ... '' I'fu'ation .uhefe he w i re.if| f Ka NHelv .if H . . . ' I !■ >i iff '•» .ji ' - i.'. . a .1, it. order K*ued euiiday hy *••'» to-.?. „ . Mupt ' I'l IP (l.*fepf Siinrlnv / tfoier < armi'liarl Rejects'IJN / ' »•»'<' v »• I' •! t A 'I |.« v. I miDWS SI NDAY 't.'r'l '}| |IOft»' t '■•'t •' f fi»r.. AI I Vi K VVI I' AI. Hranhim formeflr aftended lementarr */hoot* in ff'aekhouse Observers f If. f...i MAT - AT AT ' 19 H M .and Hikesllle K> nuiMg It . I hifdeen Half I'rlee a! ' I Thi* Vfftinee Onlr I NITi:11 NATIONS. V V. •' ' • — P ' til •< i C\'\ The Red Ihirij/unun -ir , • ■ orobb C f' fi'ltf government bltinflv repented utten WASH YOUR OWN , Ml- . Monday if- ref'tinl to wlnn'i " 'I "' •.«.(' O i- , - .| .. " I N observer- bid unlocked ' ' v Iiji !,ef.ii (■ fi i> it reV'illlhiifi ' i floor* to receive Ibtjr Sir Uinaton I hnrrhill. rclrhratlug hi* Stud hirthdav Nov 3d. There arfmiarlunt and denials puff llarnmarskjold date /impropriate parlies " "nl f»,r a later |w,fh were matic Wenlrrn reporters ulm made t.\ news tun s/irmii at fere nee with five a i|iie«il'.n dra¬ a tilg tbar iiid h um hi* hat a* he leave* hi* l.undon hame hv ear for a famil* Mithdtv at Id* country home at f Hrtti«h capital hartuell. out*ide the V CAR r S f'hio-f | e» I him for two hour* in the V .o ?f. r r 75c Parliament Ituildiur f A il»el mtnblv IjntUf Itu fi i#*f»I*, I lr>, ! ft , < f;•» f . , •: to fto* ian lank* It Mill rinrcd the Ikc-WiUon lo l)i«cti** I'Ijiii*- first time Ue fern refnifter* had 1 to I e»f .. t O, ' I'or New Milifiirv Rinliicl •. ■ been iMe f*\ |n p, a • i v» •' >i 'i tt ■ «• ii . j" »• hlrh ranking memher • • i| iiito Jfjinwro •;.! of Hie I IN WARM STATION I ; Kiftar rovernmeiit All ' .< 'or ft ,i I ,i.i » A'f n r., P -ei». f>e*#r-»d fnel T»* ... •• pr I'rider the reported 3S hd s - O.ioK f. 1 Sf ' lion dollar ATJHl V» »i'R» AI »<» • • < ' • I» " military •pemfto* .• lai'lRc ill" I lie ' I't o'ih-i l • .i'.t ,t,f, ■ .! r • A •« I J' I" > f W.I or. ' . ".of' fa program, 3 If force the i« allotment for It- II WITH ALL FACILITIES foe Rest **«»* ■ -I , • Of. l»elieve*l i>» f»»t fclr»b No* * .-'A* fii-m.at.i foi o« , >' about I't billion the Nay > ■ \ - ' t'*: I-, fr-IT'.l : ' t'f. . ' "Tr V' • • • i • .ok n.tua,: U ibout 10 billion iml the Attn AT TtvTr f t NTi r. wit mrrrt ,|| k lotd rnie« tw- . f., , No- ■ about nine I' - 11 * m U, (, p rn • •*• k he gaff " « . IhCM- SO'.tl W :•». f,,( . • .... 1 I ':, ' , A . •! rr . o I* HAH AMOf NT AfVVSllOf Webber's Spartan Service r«, of .'II tjoil If** I-'. ' ' ' a•«-'i '!• bote , ; . • Ac , i- oClr.. ou.'-i \ I #3 f vfdMran •I ,» the he v. t«-fo|iili..ij < ... ■fo ''-•'"IT. * I-.* n>. .. '/pen f rati I Vfjdnight I \ 30 M-. ' ii i • f*■;i«i<»11» f..r o - : . • . . . P- M . Ml ■ •. . ef ! r r at .f m« Ih- 1,-fl hi, SI II ih »o Of « |<» ot. ' i • « .... . V ... t f.-ik. I r,eif f ) '.;>pr. • -I ' ■' 1 i ' t>> ' lf#l \f. HOI lf» A > Ml f 2.116 f. k\l vu\/oo . ' i i til l -e l i <» 1.1» i ». I o#lr»- mI4 Hi*' I N l* confront '! •' j • , . .. 1 . I i . . Ml Of A I » 111 KIT * »»l here "by a itt-miinstratlnn of ft- > « i f-'plip'fi' fi* '••port' dr. .1 k< ! f.,r ''T;#; ' complete imili-mril fur the pro- fu announcing plan* for the <1 Oi' Of) EAST I.WSIM, *r my iivin* Mail Ori*f* t dl»d *'f.! to vkliiii* »»f the I \ rtarlrr ami A' iff'.-i.n.'i • Hi-it I rldav session l lsenhower * va¬ • ,W/WWW//W/W,> cation head'iuafler* *aid present III v a «.itime. i||>ir*riiMl fur human' I.Al M)|{\ - h.'.ped oft I?'.?.•;.» rtrroiri t\r cannot permit indication* are lie will sta* on i . . . WHY IIIKK t VHHTF. litis/; vmi *\vi I the urgent recommendation* uf f: t* s v. Pi at %ugu*ta longer than the two Ihr firnrrjl A**emhlv vlo week* h»- had planned original¬ 227 M.V.r. to he »t Icrlv dlMffSiitol ." P .• PrM ly 4 XV lirn Yoii l .iiii It. ni J 'I he A-"*Tfjhi •. f.-.ltr.; fu n- the It if -• fame* ( Hii4 W'.i'c # i at p'di'.y |/»« < f« ;■».'! 11 • i a' i o . ' I anfl proh* r»rf n-'.ir y, for**#;» ? A Hike VI Hip up ftie tfimy-o I.iri iti|.iti'/r. 'i»'-o»;. ft hi. ha Kadar li," » vU-ntU d 1.1 -if'T di a the ri fjia ■ t .,f |.'>dg- He f" fin the itig md * ot.rrvr* Secretary fieneral liar llam- Wft*hi«g»r»n .""Nog F. coho'V- hf f (t.Ml'.ii j»i rrriit »«•*! iarr have to rhe*k tuu-n < v. hrth' » roar*k iold *»id. "The to Ifunrary llimrariin «rlrmai govern* #• eiooai had >'h"iii» I >.id»*rs f wdh <* < 'oog.-f- 13-! t. f >r COLLEGE BIKE th« S'.vi*' f'rnon di "i'-tf»n of "h«- Pr« - i'-cf.,'» men! a*k* for patienre on Ihi* ' i.rr.nliM'l l« f program for J9V. it IV muihtfiined -p«.'it-ef here have the report" f|ne*tion. con*ideration" The rovernmerit which i* *filt under SHOP < alcfiortation die ii» • tint ha* agreed In Hie visit hut ha* HI c HI i i« • 5 P.M. '.t'.rulii.S. jiokc, shortly aftei I/.r a Tftifigary and therefore we know. 't.« t we not m can* 3vww./wyvwwVW/MA not di»eti*.« him " To /till Kcwnrrli Srirmai fir ' flenied an* de¬ .Start- LUCON^ firant<; trarcfeired from the portation <• had taken pi-vc Hut National Science Foundation arid he rhanged hi* position when •he t' .* i' 1 S. Public Health Service the reporter^ reminded him that TODAY! allow Dr. Edward f, C'an- Communist a provincial ne •. - .*? Days Onl>! fmo, professor of botany and t»i»r>r*r had printed an interview plant pathology to continue re- with a Hungarian who said he Ilil No. 1 Shown - ft: 10 • 10:00 • ,ir< h begun eight years ago at had come bark from the Soviet " • University of Pennsylvania Union NOTICE - STUDENTS WITH CARS Thousands are theerinj the biggest musical comedy under the sun... M -G- M's We nn't bring ear 7 hour dry cleaning and shiH •ervlcc In the eanpna, but uur new DRIVE-IN h loealed Mlt abort distance 3HS a away at Ea«t MUSICAL Haginaw. uppuaite f randar Shopping Center. Fast, eunvcnlcnt laundry and dry cleaning service. In at 9 — ait at A. orthhio (Ml Luitsiag Uundry & Dry Cleiners Ph. IV 2-1535 Main Office 1IC F.. Waabteuaw YOURCTUN ifofrittf for Downtown Drive-In K. Rag. Drive-In 2?« W. WaaMenaw . SATS E. Saginaw BETTY HUTTON HOWARD KEEL ALL Louis Calhern . J. Carrol Naish Edward Arnold • Keenan Wynn i >/ IT'S FOR REAL1 by Chester Field ■V 2nd Hit! 12:10 ■ 1:00 • 0:00 RHAPSODY! -OfiiO¥Wf r your SANTA C1AUS ANAIYZID Mgr «h wkj. do** Santa "Ho-Ho, Ho-Ho. Ho-Ho, Hof fo, EMzabethfAYLOft nun kGASSMAN EJ8CS0N CALHOT1, htm Um USED b a Jm* kwotao ho'* jolly ? —^0^(>i —— U; I twliooo ho'« off hi» troUoy. Cartoon A V»»» > • .. OHIO for mrmyvua on oorth Wnd hyaUrio—not mirth If yon had Am job to do Bat yon'd •boko Uko jolly toot •it STARTS FRIDAY ix BOOKS ■**< Bod yoar gift pcoMma bafcra tlwy eaft. Gi»a ChaataaCald io tka earlon that glow* fcr nal—to all tho happy folk «i>0 imokt km rxJl Buy loU—to *> Iota fcr yew HUM MM Staff Column 1 MICHIGAN ST ATF NFWS llrrrmbrr 4, I9ftt» P»|r Sift Sarria Voted Soccer Detroit-Kaunas Cilv IM Windup V Al "Phantom" Harris was captain* Hay Burdett and !as» lii 8-Player Trade Vnndcr llorst on next year's kethall of n intramural IEABK.KS bns- named captain of the Spartan soccer team at the first annual team MirMtan State Atheltir l»l- j bowling a d intra dorm - should be thinking of By BASIL STEVENS ' Soccer banquet held at the Un¬ rrrtnr Rluir Munn, who wax theii particular rosters. .Team iinil I.AHHY WRORLEWHKI ion Monday night. unable to attend the banquet. rosters are to t»e written up at Sarria, the outstanding player on the team, was the leading scorer with 12 points The in¬ Ntnt a note which f'oaeh fiene Kenney read to hi* player*. the IM office next term as early as posihle. Twjim many a champion that hit. the dust. The fall intramural program saw new champions side right forward replaces co« "All of ns arc proud of the crowned in all hut one event, the Turkey Trot which Alpha wonderful way you represented Michigan State in soccer and a Title Light Tau ttmej.pi successfully defended. Touch football, the most popular of the fall sports, had big cheer for going undefeated I am proud of you and your the biggest shnkcup as a new team reigned over each of Optomrlrliit coach. We will continue to have to Postponed the four divisions. Stoma Nu rolled to the fraternity title, soccer at Michigan State if my defeating 1955 IM champ ATO on the way, and ha rely -*>17-0IK I'ruriilt'ii fil«l|C. recommendation to the Athletic Hobinson-fiene Fullmer middle¬ edged Hie' Vikes, the new irrdefwmlent champ, for the all- (10!) to'. Michigan Avenue) Council is passed," the note Telephone* Said. weight championship fight university charfipionship. Hutterfiehl, paced hy first place IV 2-422l>r IV f.tW3« Speeches were given by Karl scheduled for Bee 12 at Madison finishes in flights one and two. copped the dorm champion¬ Snilsberg and Art Southan prais¬ Square Harden was postponed F.vc* Examined f»la**r* Filled ing the work of Kenney, Bui- Mondav until Jan. 2. ship. Klevator II was the first champion of the Short Course Vision Training tlctt and Vander I bu st Bohmsnn was reported suffer¬ league. 'A new high of III teams and 1,974 individuals took MICKO I .UN'S • SI'IIKHKCOIN ing from a severe eold part iu the football program. v— Pimlico, opened on Oct. 27. Hobinson left his Greenwood 1870, is America's second oldest lake. NY, training ramp Sat¬ Lambda ( hi Alpha defeated Sigma Chi in the finals In CllllliK-1 l.flls active horse racing track. urday to visil'-Br John Hollo- become fhe new fraternity howling champion, dethroning man. ins personal physician, for ATO. Twenty-five teaift* and 175 toiwlers took part in the treatment of a head cold. The tournament. champion was examined by Br. Alexander SchifT. of the New Len Efron was the new individual winner of the Turkey York State Alhletir Commis¬ Trot as lie led West Shaw to second place in the all-nniver sion. who said Hobinson would not lie able to train. sity standings and first plaee among the dorms, Howland captured the independent title as a total of .'III teams and Tliinrlail < 210 men ran tin* cross country typo event. S|»siiimi Uiflr Irani The first individual event of the year was the all-univer¬ To M«i-l ill Jf-nioon I'Iui-i-h Si-roiiil in Mi-rl sity swimming meet, in which in men participated. Art TtifIT will hv a meeting of all Manwell and Paul Spragtie were the only double winners virsitv and freshman track can¬ didate* at 20!) Jenison, ft p.m. The Michigan State rifle team of the meet,-with Manwell copping the 50-yard butterfly placed second Saturday In a Big and the 75-.vard individual medley and Sprague the 100 and today. *"! 10 meet against Wisconsin and Purdue. 200-yard freestyle races. Len Crimean sprinted to victory 'I tire fooil for Christmas' The Badgers won the match in the 5o-yard freestyle and I ton Barrett won the 50-yard Your doctor will tell you —a with 2,7110 points out of a possi¬ butterfly. Ld Itoheiiv topped the divers. IS'oDoz Awakener i« »afe a* an ble 2.000 Michigan State scored • Special!* DhhI toixes average clip of hot. black cof¬ Jerry Franz and Manwell were Ihe two outstanding par¬ 2,720 and Purdue placed thud • Cheese boxes fer. Take a NoDoz. Awakener with 2.071 ticipants in Ihe eight-event g>mnastics tournament, ban/.' Vvhetryoii cram for ilia! exam ^miMith performance nrllnl him firsts in the side horse, • Homemade fruit cake ...or when mid-afternoon hoii/onlal hat and parallel liars events. while Manwell bring* on tho«r "3 oVIoek rob- • Baked hams web*." You'll find NoDoz give* t'alwifae skiing area m ( add placed first in the trampoline and singles tumbling and see vou a lifI without a letdown. . lac reported a foiu -inch packed ond in Ihe flying rings. Ihe rings wenl to Doug I'icardal, • Turkeys (|ro\xlT .12 who third in the trampoline. Cordon Fosburg won Ihe Iielji* you »nap hack to norm jI HHIIM) U K Alt-TV b.ee of snow .covered by tv.o was • (Hazed fruits and figlit fatigue nafcly! All Itooks Bought A, Sold inch" medium powered snow. rope climb and Bill'Boucher and Marshall Norgaard teamed The area is opened Saturd. \, to win the ilouldes tiimhling. Hill Durell proved to lie Ihe uirt'ei-Wc '«-* 98< Sunday and Monday. best runner tip of Ihe tournament liy finishing seeond in ftiur noils—trampoline, rope climb, side horse and horizon¬ tal liar. Hiehar«I I NMtebi- broke an eight way tie in the playoff to boot his ua\ to tin- football placekick accuracy contest. Herb lleiilenrecik and Gary Griffith tied for second place. A total of I ill entrants took part in the event. Dave Luce finished first among the '.yil men who participated in the football accuracy pass, defeating Bob Harper and Don Shivclv in a throwoff of a tie for the top sjiot. Ben tioldberg and Chietj Cheng stroked their way to 0V What's doing . .. table tennis double* championship, defeating Kichard Kan karn and I'rithwish llose three close games iu the finals. Fourteen teams took part iu the doubles tournament. Sixteen points separated Bay Kggleston from a perfect (jlltl|lll« IVl-M Pratt & Whitney Aircraft IK-Xl III ;i«Ml score as he captured the all-University archery tourna¬ ment. Bruce Bestervelt was second and Charles Wilson was third among the 81 contestants. Lite champions were crowned in the IM honing tourna¬ THE HOUSE THAT ment. Hay Gessner was king of the heavy weights and Hon Kaufman gained the l~*-poun«t division. Ilill Landaere JET ENGINES BUILT punched hi* way Id the Di5 title with Harvey Shultz taking Ihe 157 class and Don Staser Ihe 117 division. Engineers and scientist* at Pratt A Whitney Aircraft exclusive Norm tlehl won the heavyweight wrestling title to lead developed the piston engine* that wrote aviation history tiu« seven mat champions. Winners of the lighter classes for three d«vndes Then came the jet age, and again it were Art Apkariaii—177 pounds, Dick Donahue—167, Don was the I* & W A team that came up with the mighty Miller -157. Al Currie—117, linger Noyce—1,17 and Kudy J 57, most powerful production aircraft engine in the Sherrill—I,'10 pound class. world today Behind such accomplishment*, of course, tools...tools like the houne that gives you glorious color, Fencing proved to be the event of least interest as the stand many development rpee and sabre events were cancelled liccau.se of the insuffi¬ jot engines built: the Andrew Willgooa Laboratory. cient entries.* Hie hard Hicks captured the foil championship. Ixxutcd on the eastern bank of the Connecticut River comfort ami style character. in Last Hartford, this window less, thick conrrete-wallcd laboratory has been growing almost continuously since its initial "completion" in 1950. As more powerful, far more advanced turbojet engines are conceived, the means for testing them in development stage* must itself under¬ go carefully calculated alteration. Hence, authorship of today's specifications for Willgooa Laboratory properly belongs to the experimental engines it is testing today. Similarly, tomorrow's proportions, capacities and equip¬ ment will depend upon the requirements of tomorrow's power plant*. Ik-hind the ponderous walls of this multi-million-dollar structure lies the wherewithal to nimulatr many of the sfpx cant Sffi all of Europe rigorous flight conditions to br encountered by military and commercial aircraft. 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Plesse do send me rvmpUlf information CdJ World'ft forrnwrt nkjHji 1957 Student Tours to Europe! drtignrr and builder of aircra/t engine* *Cri*alf»l TVam in llinlorv* MSU Harriers Capture 8 Titles M©W ou 'Kf b •»*»*• s> h-r »4. 5C»ttN fe-fcs-e •.*» Bv HAL flATF.MAN experienced ;,*t'e trouble •* " The harriers hosted the NCAA stale The News Managing FdHor be-' crv.". country team th" •co re. Badgers, compiling • *'» meet final on meet OM f otlege Field m the of the year MtrM- " / Salzburg ■ f. Michigan S'ate' • hi-t-ey Kennedy eontinned his win¬ ran Nfate won its sixth team FESTIVAL brought a 'obif of eight title-, to ning streak hy posting a IN 5? I title althourh Kennedy lo«»1 his 1* U-V y ro—oe. ;y 2 •he 'amf/ti" this term f'mr-mlfe eloekint. his fastest hr«t meet of the season and onlv WxUfHRf A1Jeti Rwpif Aatdem The ,'juad, called the great#..« it: -otlee :;»t«. hi-'OfV. won 'he time on Old College Field #»f the season. Denslow was second hiv seeond in two years MOZART'S M. • A AD',. Big 10, l< 4A g.m Jonrs third, Wheeler, fourth atui Den C /'of/J n n i »ed NCAA 'die while HenrV Terrv-Block fifth Kennedy, the be*1 cm country The rout w:# - '^mpo.*#.»i •• • <• runner rn 'h«* school"' history Kr-n Da foe w , YA i-a « ye f *»• #•:'» one of the bed ir, the r.a- ,d .I r 'ion won 'he Michigan AA'.'. WILHFLM Big 10 and JC4A crown. mghth la 9'i'tdiof>. 'he hairier eon- The -iua rncft I FURTWANGLFR eloM-'i. da v The triumph Michigan 1/ piled an undefeated dual rr e#-t ga'. e / N- State its third record, the • r -♦ t '-e !'tJH Kv- n*' harnerv f'#T.ti i! d U ' grand slam" in VIENNA •he 1052 -.quad, hailed a 'he f'ollegiau- cross country history A grand ' red tr-riffi prior to this yea/, on South Herd i.r.c slam" consists of winning three PHILHARMONIC d".or#ed a dual meet to W;-con- 'rule f.ur.e major lilies in one season The N.T; Kennedy a new - our lr*tl the onlv and I'ta* Mst teams w ere , ORCHESTRA ' »>'■?; ,O.V ' I •' other squads t## perflrni, The harriers started the sea¬ June third the feat son on a successful note by win¬ ning the Miefiigan A \f title at Detroit with Kennedy the in¬ The the first Big harriers brought 10 title in almost a home w BfPPt OCfLLA CAS A fOCLMANN GHUMMIH dividual champion < apt. Oav year to the rampus when thr% OCHMOTA RCROIR Denslow placed second fresh¬ won the ronferenee meet with BfHH/ fHNSTFH man Forddv Kennedv third and a new team *rore record Ken¬ HP.NT »HOW (I-OA p m Selwyn Jones fourth. nedy won the individual title f»»r FF %tf PF. At 8:0#-R:57 the second straight vear while The Spartans won the mec %DI LTH lories placed second. . . . 75e wdh a low i#oint total of ]'♦ Den -ow placed :'.fr W.-V point. comparefl to 'he 42 for runner-up We--tern In addition, fre-hrnan IVrl> I.ake Michigan 'ornp>te 'he »/1d Wheeter g The S». »- ■J- Fr K-t" : 141' STATE ftdMNC 4M1S' T » won * he junior r ace If,. M is A: . - fthio State fell to the harrier , !'i r?:: 20 Till KSDAV 10-47. m the dual mee' opener '* D» B(»P \|f Kf RR Of, Old College Field Kennedy ,!y a on the r •• e in 2't 04 H 1" MIL JOHN KLRR \l L vol K rr.VrBOOKs dh Denslow second. .fora- ' '■ aaj / » IACK rnr-^r #QILLIAM jr-M '■ e; :i t and fourth, opho'Tdue Hon Wheel- eo.hd '• Three days <;.. i»»,#-r - a . later, the harriers • •• TO "Te?t and S>mp?ilb>" Kramer, Parker Only Repeaters The harriers traveled to I'ni- verslty Park. Pa., on fK-t. 27 traveled where they to New- captured their ninth York ( itv STUN ■t AMD! s r.l ASKIPIKDS where they continued their win¬ IC4A crown. Kennedy won the ning streak by shutting out the individual crown and set a meet AP Honors Pcnn Xtate Nittanv Lions with a and course record that may Spartans' Matsko 15-40 score. never he broken The scots- Kennedy set or i in a new c#>ur «» r- - Canadian course in ran 24 01 M. the five-mile For Ifer ' winning the r #' »* a ,'h •lone and Den low, in ecorrt The wm ;.K«> gave M < -ugi.n i iiifAGO ''• •;»fr - .f'lhn v Mnt• >'/» Mil hi state and mer, md, Michigan's Run were the onlv Kra¬ re- rition State. each w,v awarded Michigan State Minneso¬ Ohio gan's Tom Maentr. who was the No. I lineup last year. on and alivO third breaking place the ., f pecttye;. old tour e state four eg el.r.g 'if.phv F.-.e Of! 'he eg if 4A ar. 'r # Christmas Gift • he I All I'.ir HI f<# peatrrs on the first Iram. mark Terry Biork placet »'d for re-rrr .'ira-n' ;s ion ta Northwestern. Illinois and Oppce.de Karr.v at the other • A- i'tiU-1 1 nti united ;» U.ttu frc ' '« |i !.'l rennil, r,. (Ii- f.vi loofirin"- rr-j»rr'<*rit:itivi' nnd Bo«u» winner Bowl of it< Purdue In addition tn being the onlv '.ickle If'•her*, spot j« Minnesota's |p>, hub of fourth cornj/lete and the Wheeler route fif'h *o jone fif'h. B'Kk I#!a»ed !2»h f«iurth .r.d f>*■ r, 'A'-.. o v . Seal or Monogram Either Sp;irt.ir» to be honored *ne Gopher The second straight perfect 15*h 'u give state a Sow • #>•, !i» t r|»',-u rut tit I#* Since 1 (#'21. I»v the Al' ■>;ru- ,f/* l f holdovers, Parker and Kramer, balance line Teamed : r,t '.4 pointr . [»ni • core was made against Wiieon- i new fr'#dem landed three men on the .Vo I along with Purdue fullback Mel the 251 pound Parker at guard Jewelry - (utile nnd C'lor••»»##• |'».o t.. in on Old College Field the fol¬ ord n,re re» or i f.,r *'r- tejifo 'elected hy Af ^pOtts IMIIar, were unanimous choices Dick fbli. a dead.v perforrre¬ 'he "tul tenm ;irnI T"'iv K'!- lowing week. Michigan State AMtrrs iii the Big I(» ai e.i in I he poll. Tackle Alex Karras '•«l/ii i to the thud t»Mf. fer tr.e Michigan Wolverin«- Mulligan Io-am's nrilv r • »n - of Iowa missed only one first who Kfi-eke/i off Ohio State • (•ii.ml Jim hrkrr «»f (Moo queror, placed twn, and one pn- team vote. the finale to hare second place with Minnesota Itrarrkt. Teamed with Dillard, the Rig 10 rushing - hampion, in the No. All are seniors on the f.r ♦ SANTA SAYS: I Sports J back field are quarterback Ken team except Dillard. MeKeiv-r .impart- Ploen of Iowa, and halfbacks and Karran. who are junior-; "FOR THAT CLEAN A tie Woodson of Illinois and Riiitfo N'lthf Spurn Idllm |.no Hri'tilrwikl-^iiMaRt—Jim flvpiM Rob MrKeivcr of Northwestern Ploen's great generalship and AND NEAT HOLIDAY fin- Ml( IIKiAN NT ATF. NFWH Mrrrmlirr I, |45fi solid play was a key to., Iowa's surprising showing He won the LOOK. YOL CAN'T BEAT Car KiiiL'- first team rail in a close contest with Purdue's I>-n Dawson, the Wklarr. Capers Scheduled conference's aerial leader, who made, second team recognition for the second straight year. CAMPUS DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Itv C(illrj>r -raI Jrurlrv For 7 Holiday Tilts Although weighing onlv IB pounds. MeKeiver wm the most versatile hack in the Big Id as FREE PIC Ed P AMI DELIVERY Chester Roberts he led Northwestern to IU best By JOK HOFFMAN showing J-J-1 In six yearx. ACROSS FROM KERKEY HAI.I, 'Utfl fji-l I,rami Ki\rr Fly the time classes resume in winter term, Michigan Woodson votes among collected the the most halfbacks al¬ 8irT State's basketball team will have concluded better than though injuries handicapped him one-third of its l!»r»G-fi7 schedule. in Illinois' final three games Julie Lnndon'« Seven jrames are on tap for the Spartans over the Christ¬ and probably cost him the rush¬ latent recording mas holidays including (he Pi# 10 ing title opener against Purdiie during registration weekend, Injuries to such fine perform¬ available at ers as Peaks and Michigan's •Fan. 5. Tom Hand at the other guard Terry Barr did much to compli¬ The holiday action gets under spot next to Quiggle. cate the halfback nominations. way Saturday night at 8 In Following F'.righam Young, the Paired with Kramer at end is Spartans will journey to Indian¬ Iowa's Frank Gilliam, beating .Tenlson Fieldhouse when the apolis on the 17th to play Butler, out Purdue's giant Lamar Lnn- Spartans meet Brlgham Young face Marquette at home the dy. Lnndy was placed on the University from Prov* Utah. . 22nd. take on the guest role in The Cougars aren't as strong as the Big Seven holiday tourna¬ 'heir second ment the 27th-29th. place team in the Skvline Conference a year ago. Andersen said he hi confident DCC. 7. OCT. It 1-S P.*. by (he way . ,, '-r.di.Uon took Coach HUn the Spartans wilt pick up their How're ya Will*' two top Tebb* and Herxehel Pedrrson. scorers, Terry effeasier pawer Saturday after a weak showing against lew a STUN fixcO tor dkm! Best of the returnees are John State. JA.VL'ABT 1,11 (arrow. Croat Berkey) Benson. Harrr Anderson, Lynn It-It NOON 1-S P.M. "There's nothing wrong with Rone and Tom Stelnke. us that a few baskets won't The Spartans will be trving to help," the Spartan coach com¬ ret into the win column Satur- mented . Hay following their opening lo^s Preceding Saturday's • game to Iowa State Coach Forddy with BYU. a freshman game will Anderson will start Capt. George be played at 6 15. The frosh A Ferguson, I.arry Hedden. Chuck won their season opener last Rencie. .lack Ouiggle for sure and week by downing a Dee McDon¬ either Pat Wilson, Harry Lux or. ald coached team, 53-47. YOU AMONGTHE ALERT ELITE? ARE PIZZA Ym get better looking in a 'cffCheVftildl YOU PARTY? IK) »'ANT Thm'i I whole oew aotlook MM the wW > bigfrf view of the ml arm that eamy haaii AaJ uo't that new ioetruaeet fail a baaay! 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Charles had 27 domes to Men's Union, will be open dur¬ . pairs of spectacles to match I hi roil llr/iorls Mori' IHjillu'riii ing final week Dee 7-10 from 1-5 p.m. when students may I'lyrlinliigliln I'lim each of his costumes. Novy DKTROIT o1»i Three new ra: i • of diphtheria were Detroit Monday as health authorities -ought to control reported in an outbreak turn in books for sale. Students may buy books dur¬ ing registration week: Jan. 3, 4 Hcsntrrfi I'rofriim dec:. 7. dec:. i« -s p.m. of the disease among school children. A cross-national research pro¬ NKW YOUK (/P> — The * * * and 5 when the off ices will be open from 10-12 and 1-5. gram concerning attitudes of school children is being drafted STUN Navy Monday commissioned a ship described as the fore¬ C,M nftiv«> ninr.month propiam for A H. nmf fig. three years ago after their rapture thirlnii the Korean War, stand commissioning of the ship, the DKTItOtT ol'' prminute*; i-fii|>lii4«l« en r — imiUvi- Hlrfftlnn In major outside a hotel in lions Ivonc, Iter. I. after their arrival from lied t'ompa Inland, at Brooklyn Na¬ «»f Goi Williams, annoiinee't Monday In iill run bu Wa.ine County •tore* •lovr'ail'-l with work. Total pay l,,r China. I'ate and Wilson said the.v lust want pea re and to he hark val 'hipvmd Circuit Judge Hi- t.M-k the a«tioi) sliottl.i aftei Gov Wilbattis filled U-RENT-IT-SNOP •Inr* work m«*rii flV). I *•! Hi-h"lar»hi|i". golcntive Joti plara. lirfo't rrnif'iatlon II.I. approvnt Nr«t rla^s with their ftmilles tin <'htMntas. I .v and (tritisli officials said they Converted from a cargo hull, I>.tii Wayne Circuit Judgeships. Atl. TYPES HOME ^•pti-mlir-r 8. |!»57. Apply now. MK1I>: KMt Ht l lJ ITN 4 will he sent home In first available means. tlie vessel is parked with navi¬ it it it MVINTFNANC E ECUTPMENT SCHOOL of RETAILING '±J 2 AND 4 WHEEL TRAILERS gational instruments equal to the hesi of any land-based observa¬ lliiililinit I hoj is in lid roil C EMENT MIXERS UNivtasiry of wns«j*GH n Explosion 1'iiiza Suffers tory. the Navy said. Its function DFTROIT 'd* i fin'iact awards I-h futuii eon:-.'ruetmn in metro 2213 E. Mirhigan IV 4-8317 \\ ill l»e to provide the prreise ce¬ (Kibtan fbtroit in Ocfobei totaled ATTSVI.OUII, about III per cent be- ((ontiinied from I'.igv I) Soeontl lestial and other navigational in¬ formation needed for testing out Ji.w Ortober a '-eai ago. The F W I lodge Corp., construction news, and marketing specialist-. saui the total for the first 10 months of All alone the adjarent streets the 1.500 mile range Jupiter in¬ 1956 amounted t«- $627,752,000, a decrease of 27 per cent from the was a litter nl smoking and fhlinks of sterl. The hlasl timbers I [pari Attack termediate range hallistir missile corresponding |wriod last year. YOUR now being developed jointly by shook ltrookl>n's massive federal it it it HF.FNWiril. Conn M». the Army and Navy. building two miles away, and • • K I'm • . ut tei'i'd a The Compass Island will oper¬ llilllc s I'.oiulition Improves GRADUATION o jarred lower Manhattan. I att.uk Momiav ami v. as ate with other vessels which will Ill* ill.I/O hit with IteMh'ii" DF.TROIT '-7'. -State Sen Harry I little (H-Kast Lan-ingi was le¬ rh-d "U tin- dan.ui i li t at actually fire the missiles. ewittm • anions hales of .sisal, a pra ted in "'till critical* 'condition Monday but "improving .satisfac¬ •oa u h Hospital lughli int!an\in.iIi11■ t «»!>•■ i it . r torily" after surgery for a brain tumor. pit.il .poke .man said the •doled oil tin tin wan lion a- and ptei VV.ltet nlr ill! Ill »•» A let \ . old l« i - ii was in ' •a11 Vout lis I'ull OR flntm ,\ to'uei missing Six surfa«v craft along with Air Force fdane- laurn tied a renew«.ff vearrh Moialai for a jet plane in the- area since Nov. 15 with two Marine reserve officers UNIVERSITY ii. i v i .»• ieki li at he home it idciit and .ill MS!' student aboard to tin • ■ i n. »i on. Maiihatl.ni ami Brooklyn station- An oil tanker tied tip at lite .- ario i i| the ,•» St.nut-.id loin .-i lid lieai t alt.u in'.nth ha I'm k M"tldav »••• .fudson ideiit, flight. Wrlghl. bait i»i the ear l,.irrmi: stolen Spiirliin Kiifinrrr CAMI'I'S 111MIk RING pier raiight fire, l ive othei ships Solil Out Kir«l moored on adjacent uharts weir ailleed .it'll till la t 11 "iii its parking place on South Pay STOItK'S hastili towed to safety. m An ii t that In did not pi liri-' it lafei lvunia Ave I .arc ing and turne.l up in the Butter- The announced Spartan Fbgiiavi staff M«»oda> ttiat all cop- ( in unites Alti; I'HICKII ii enr il I villi a sense of fin tin l ink, out Ino H at d t.. el ..•Id l.k. iu-ld parking lot je of the mag a-mi* A lm li came AT $.->.95 t• i black 3 p in • . ami it o ic In • hii Inol.e v, a ho* < i nil*, o. of » i I i.i.'.li In nam- in opei a, I'lly. Meanwhile. • 'iplu'inoi John e, Toiler, reported B.v. hi OUt the M"TldaI tir; I day. wen sold OUt on privilege, jiersonal priile, I'. look l_. II ac.iim ' a < O Ida i ' into mu i. at e.D i ai mi dig from the Butterficld ; I, v ;tp nunlit. w tu li t In Iat» i Id - t u. Soidii I'ai iln ' alld lot l ullei'- «,u was recovrred bv loyally ami militarily. B> dark, tin me i I.. t.n i i • beat ah. for State poller III Brighton airing BALFOUR'S i\.i t he. e, pli I op. | ,|h i oiit ilu'i d tn s, hut , . ...I (1.1 I'.alo lu all la I S. p atl.iek V lilt the I Wo youths, who It Wa I.ilei learjied had taken Wi tght • Fraternity — Sornrily Jni-r/iy I'rim I from SI 5.50 lo Mfc an- hip Co., M tli .i lh ».mi i IciJ he. ..vehicle ami replaced it f"i Tul- «tthet alio 11 * • Stalionrry • (tills tend s. damage Ip • Medals • Novrllim Ida J.pM-adill;: I to i I I lain.;, ,i( in i x. ol i ipliek. e>, ul" .iV all I h < ml 111 < a THOMPSON JEWELRY (0. • • Trnphir* Paddle • Awards • kniiwrar £dmpiu> Jftook §tple will he on hand to assist you Spcr-|.ll >cmr« - Nation o{ lllinoi- to n. lot Ill-lain c, ll-r'rl ClllMiptl in nils and fai tlilies lo sctyc a small lu ll 1 clr phone t iMUp.inv i in every way—with suggestions, moil- "I *~mTi llu ic wcic -pc« ial cut nils fur help iie-i.M iiiohii. laihctr!- Ii. idr asl ing. iclcty pcu t Iters. |he eliny*, and gift-wrapping on the spot... plnnu •>b iu-. --ai- Mailifi. \\ i hair ,i Hide v .it it ty ol • iMoniei pie — , ami lm in-ide coimiuuma- itielu nomenal. It's this plow ill that 's Ilring your list and solve thost "what-to- h'tii-. and these ,»w a.eousl.ini and dealing leal raitvt oppmUntilies 'in MiiiiuUtiiig engini'Ciiiifi cliaUenuc, the telephone business. Add lo (hi* give-her" problems by shopping nt the "Amdhcr pait of tin joh i- to help the fact that it's a stable business, tut- uj» facililicts (or lunuTitioips and wtii'ur leally got something!" store that's famous for pleasing the most discriminating feminine taste! .Martin Ji psoti is one of mail) >outig men who are litidiiije inlereslitig careers jn Ihdt lele- phone Companies, ami also in Hell Telephone KKKHKSHMKNTS laboratories. Western IJeclrie ami Stmlui 0»r« •■LC poralitin. St* your placement otlieer for more TILIPNONI TKKK (JIIT WRAPPING information about llrll System ioiu|uuiie*. •V9TIM / MSU Greets Yule Season MERRY God rest ye merry gentlemen-front MSG Glee Club William* Hall coeds entertain Your Local Mercha n Is of I lie Orphans and ZHT at yuletide parly I'urtals and Imih* in the Cnion Lansing, East Lansing Area. Who .... .... Hope you ivill lake Santas suggestion to heart, and SHOP l\OW to avoid that Delta aad Pi I'hi's In the annual tree lighting last minute rush! State News Picture Page p Come in and see our wide selection of Christmas Gifts. Season's Greetings There's more of everything if you SHOP MOW! Bob Bahp michigan statu vrwq fleremher 4. 1W(1 Burst Artist to Speak Pspf Ten Coed Rush Reconvenes Exhibit to An art. exhibition lo.l to open Friday in is rrhcltt- th«- t'ni.m the Open fJiiRffenheim Museum of Nim-Obieetlve Painting In Now With Winter Registration with non-objoctivi' examples York CM*. Slig held this po«| cerncd only with the counseling come' acquainted with the v »r. Amid the hum of winter term prefers them, will be completed Jous sorority houses tlune at tho imninnlng of tho for lit years. when all the parties have been of the group of rushees to which registration week activities the century. The rh«r.v inrlnd."" the attended The rushees' prefer¬ No formal Invitations arc #•*. Work "of W.i • il*' K.ni'lin kv, Way it v K.itulin ky, who diet winter coed rush schedule will she has been assigned. ence list wilt be compared with (ended far these teas ami a|j Htfl.a KH». v HM4. was largely f.et underway with convocations Rudolf Bauer in Pari in Ihe ones submit ted by sororities Michigan State is one of the Interested coeds are welromr J icing held January 3 in the Mu- . Mis? Hi'bav will I»»* ft"' K"e t re?pnreible for ttte development and formal invitations to pledge few schools having deferred Iiowinr' expressionism If'- f >« -1 ulr And from 7-8 and 8-9 p.m. Panllel has set Up of honor at 11u- ,a •• of will then be issued by the soror¬ rush. This simply means that of the »h»*w. I'tid.iv al If .p.m. m ponvtviiH ibis, type was cum* Winter term rushing will be ities. forma!"rush ix not held until a rtflc* wbk'h- ore followed b* the Union At! ffai'-tN Stir will ji in PHI. He was one of further explained at these con¬ Invitations will be available coed has had a chance to be¬ sororities ami rushees. give an informal her own work an I that of her tie wholly abstraet and hi rom- quired to attend to complete for- f .7 i o 2 point all-university avct fellow art p< is it i< iti are Iveed on tbi . eoh- ir.al rush. Various procedures, and a 2 point the term pint. • Kandinskv v h< pt such a-, the post office, counsel¬ • >. hi ' lushing i* necessary. al system and rush schedule, ■ - paintim;? at Rudolf Bauer was born in Po- ing A coed must be a fit!! • .luted CnllmV t.m I in 1889 He created hi ■ fir t will be discussed at the convo¬ and art • • i. t.• • • student, carrying I? <>» non-objective painting in 1913 cations. rm.t credits. Each rushee tnu • attend th. h eii i Groups A through t, will meet and exhibited in many foreign hour Fndav. lip for rush at the Women - m eoutttue atnnfi with Kandlnsky. a? the Music And from 7-B and Vision of the Dean of Ktui|.| M llel,;efth • IV 11> in Jfe also taught and lectured ou groUfts M through 7. from 8-9. Office befoo Dec. in if I . FJirenwie- en) pit at universities and museums pushers will be asked to pay a not do so at fall cotivocati'H. Str.ert>ufi! and at nbroad. Bauer's painting* tend rtish fee of $1.50 to cover the • tlldiel at the No contorts are permitted 1 ■ MIIMU b. to he two dimensional in design cost of pictures taken at this Paris, tin eldnt! fwecn a s'»rotitv and • i<- ,'inl present, an ai«ehiteeturjl lime The pictures will be used Jter paintm ■ were exhibit*- I im during rushing fxcept f... ■ Paris in 1!»IM and in m my othm _iin ' medhanieat-like pattern He only for purposes of identifica¬ i pent his latter year , in this tion. parties. This include? t« u ()i .. cities whete the " n- • tvp. eonver-atiohs. dotible-daHt.v. • ruiintrv and died in 1953. ,att \V:i- be-nr. introduced at the The first stage of rush will visiting sotoiitv housc> At 'ftii deplay will eontiliue ,1 time be held on Jan. 5-6. Rushers fringement of the titles at> Miss Reh iv has become well lliroiu'.h "Dee. Hi and m.iv lie will pMi — Iketr InvtUUons ferret! to thc-PenHel t'outu v • eeii d Ills horn t» a m 9 p.m. known sis the first director of Jan. 4 In Ike Root offlee Hi Kay l.ine. I-i Grange. HI., .'14-35 I'nlon. Coeds must limit lor. is the Panllel tush rb their ekoieet to right sororities. man. Jean Gregory. Vienna This stage will regolre "dressy" senior, is In charge of eoim .' dresses and heels. Jon. 7 has been designated as I'lii Ilrla K«|.|ia "Santa" Says the day to pick up invitations for the second stage of the rush, Fralurr. IISII I'rof. Now It the Time lo Buy Your invitations may be picked up In the post office from 2-5 p.m. (■rtline thr insidf story. Dr. Ernest O. Melby, vi c I versity, meet the students and BicyclesFOR CHRISTMAS & Tricycles Karen Fox, Pun Mel representa¬ tive for rush, suggested rushees revisit the houses vi¬ that post office on Jan. 19, between 8-12 a.m. get her grades. At MSU formal distinguished professor in College of Education, will h. ' featured speaker Wednesday . . . Formal pledging will he held rush begins the first week of the 27th annual meeting •■! " ♦OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE sited during the first stag* to on Jan. 26 and each sorority will •winter term. Causing-East lousing u--« ♦EVERY SIZE AVAILABLE give both rushees and sorority deride the time for its own In- The fall introduction tens lion i»f Phi Beta Kappa. women a chance to become bet¬ . ♦USE OUR LAY-AWAY dlvtdoai pledging, foeds will ore held to give new students a » PLAN NOW! ter acquainted. he given exact details on how . Dr. Melby will sfteak- on I Roys' op flirts' Rushees wili attend the sec¬ lo dress after they have accept¬ chance to get a better concept¬ oration for Creativity" at Rtadmaittr Featuring a BleyclM definite lifetime ond stage of rush on Jan. 8-9. Coeds should wear wool dresses ed ft bid. Rushees will be under the ion of greek life. They are ar¬ ranged by the Panllel Council 8 p.m. meeting in the Fa- Women's association room on ' J guarantee . deluxe tnillt-ln and heels to the six parties they third fl«x»r »»f the Union. . . to give rushees a chance to l»e- horn ami light .. sturdy rhalp guidance of their counselors for choose to attend. the entire rush period. They guard. Invitations to the third stage t Will have the some counselors hi* 95 55 Final EiamiiutiM Schedule for Fall, 1956 of rush may be picked up from its in tho fall'term rushing. Each balloon f More than 330.INN) Mtehlgsn- 9 .10 a rn - 1 p.m. Jan. 11. During counselor is completely disaf¬ tire*. Inns will use these two main -.hprtial routes to Florida this year. I his stage rushees may attend filiated from her house dining The lavl dav of rlaw* frn Enll Quarter 1$ Tuesday, tie.ember It futir parties only. The parties the entire All final e*amln»tious will pe given by the following si* dav wh.-fb Automobile flub of Michigan period, and is con- The tline of the examination* in lt;.«i? Collexe roum ran la¬ "Will be held on Jan. 12-13 and bel..w aeeordint.to the course number of the particular B»*ir • predicts. Eastern route rovers will be announced hv the Insti Rnagmaxter »43 Junior $AQ96 09 1 1.425 miles from Itetrolt to Mi¬ coeds should wear nkirt and sweater. bobby socks, Fxamtnahon rormi* for Hasic «>ur*ex HI Thura Per 8 10-12 2:»1 Sat /xi Sat . Dec S. 10-12 Per 8 2 mt t .'U» Models ami and includes some moun¬ Winter Spoils III Thur* !>•(• « 3 3»-n »> . Stand Mndelx . 2.1.1 Sat per. S, 10-12 Special? 113 Thum Per 8. 10-12 Km tui«e. tain driving. Western route Is . . . . 181 Fri Per ?. 10-12 751 Motl Per 10. 10-13 Two —rurlly Invitations may . . longer hy 125 miles but requires IK2 Fri Per 7 3 30-5 30 242 Mon . Per 10, S *» 5 fourth . he ftoerpted for the 10-12 A FINE LINE OF BICYCLES • ALL SIZES (' Putt ft hi Quality mnJ 1'iiin Rrfott I'es Buy! only 85 minutes more to drive. No major detours or ronsthue- stage. The Invitations will be Season Now |« determined 183 Fri , Per The lime of examinations in nertlonn 7 10-12 h* the day* and the time the claw i* 24.1 Mon - . Per olher than Basic College roii 10. - scheduled dm •vftllaMe Jan. 14, from 1-5 p.m. lion tones are reported on ei¬ the term All students, instructors and room schedules will aulomatu in Always Rosy GENE'S Open Evening* Till 9 ther route. The parties will ho held JB and rashpns will again wear or Jan. Underway ileal To determine schedule below: when you examination is to be given check bn »i< Parking shkrta, sweaters and bobby aorks. CO CYCLE SHOP Michigan's winter sports sen- Vtt W»«l Rarnea al Real Fhane 49M9 Only one sorority invftatioR son .again is officially under wav. If your At any of Your exam if your 'At any of Your exam *P the«e time A date rln«-e« these time A d «te "RI NKMRIK R E SERVICE R IIAT RE SELL" off to n flying start in Novenilnn clauses i may be accepted for the fifth meet hour* I* meet hour* I* with a generous first -of-t he- d etage. Invitations will be availa¬ Wednesday MWF " Mondav BEAUTIFUL fluorescent MWF 8 « ble Jan. 16 from 1-5 p.m. and season snowfall and prolonged MTTtiF S-l" December 5 MTThF 1-2 December 1' C«i K* i cold snap. MTWThF t » 30 S 10 MTWThF 8 10 the party will be held .on Jan S 30.lg J7. "Dressy" dresses and heels Michigan's weather-conscious l-t Wednesday Mondav m.-ilrhnl srts of !> II!" nrrnws. will be worn by rushees for winter resort operators have ac¬ TTh 8-10 Deremhei S TTh 1*2 December H 8 * 30 10-12 1 90 3 30 this last party. cepted this as a good omen and 9 90-10 •t Preference lists, which list the have geared up their facilities MWF t-S Tueriav la MWF Wednesday by S I W ARCHERY aororities in the order a rusher for another expanded Weather sports seaum By Match cold MTTtiF MTWThF 9-tO December 1 30-9 90 5 MTThF 2-4 2-9 30 2 30-4 December 9-10 V rr an estimated 100.000 enthusiasts 2-9 Tueadav ap« Thursday So many kinds of tin! *.i«y by far . . . from $9.50 to $1(1.50 per dorm MSU to Study from all over the Midwest will have skied the hundreds of TTh 0*10 December 7-0 p m. • TTh 2-4 2-1 30 2 30-4 December t: 10-12 ba¬ the sIofH's in Michigan and spent MWF Yuesdav DIFFERENT GIFTS! Thr Christmas gift nn archer would cherish ,,. Hospital Wages some $10 million In the state. The 14 newcomers to Michi¬ MWF MTThF MTWThF 10-11 10-1? 10-tt 30 Thur*dav December 8-10 fi MTThF MTWThF 3-4 - December » 30-3 30 V ha ah You must so* Ihrm to apprrrintr (hrlr vnliw. AY*giotiiil study and develop¬ gan's skiing scene represent all 10 .10-12 Fridav th ment of a wage and salary ad¬ 10-11 Thur*dav four of the state's tourist regions. TTh 10-12 December 8 TTh 3-4 I>x-emher 7 ministration manual for hospit¬ East Michigan will offer 23 win¬ 10-1130 1 30-3 30 7-9 p n> 517 nUERNFIF.I.I). CART LANSING al* of all alien has been under¬ 10 90-11 foi ter sports centers, seven of them taken hp Michigan State in co¬ MWF Fridav MWF 4-5 Wednesday w Just east «f tlagadorn and north of t?S-16 new this year: Lo veil's Winter MTTtiF 11-12 December 7 MTThF 4-« Dei-ember 5 operation with the committer Playland, 15 miles northeast of MTWThF 9-10 MTWThF 4 5 30 3 30-5 30 4 30-8 on perannnel of the Michigan Grayling: Houghton Lake Snow Hospital Am. Fridav Bowl, 5»* miles southwest of TTh 11-12 " December 7 4-8 December It Assisting tha committee is S. 1 99-9 90 TTh 4-5 30 3 30-5 30 Houghton Lake: Pioneer Hills, 4 30-8 ile trill appreciate a new pipe — Bart Thompson, professor of in¬ 3Ht miles northwest of Roscom¬ MWF 19-1 Saturday stitutional management. mon; Woodbridge Ski Area. 5 MTThF 12-2 December 8 EVENING CLASAEX And Mar'h han Central Michigan'm LargenI Selection! Conference* will be held with miles north of Lewiston: Silver MTWThF 11-1 9* 8-10 .19 99-2 If your rlaas meeta Your Exam i« selected groups of hospital ad¬ Beach Ski Resort, fl miles north¬ 12-1 Saturday M Dec 7 7-8 P m — HFI.EFTION — ministrators in various cities, west of Lewiston; Gal El Rant ho TTh 12-2 December 9 MW or w Dec ». 7-8 p r, 11-1 9* 1 90-9 99 T Dec. 8. 7-8 P such as-Detroit. Grand Rapids Ranch A Ski Club, 4 miles It 9D-8 TTh or Th Dec 19 7-0 J-9 p p m rr j KAYWOODIF. — southeast of Gay lord; and Black and Traverse City, in formul.it- Mt. Ski Area, midway between NO FINAL EXAMINATION MAY BE GIVEN AT ANYTIME <£*"! YELLO BOWLS — ing the basic approach to the THAN THE REGL'LARLY SCHEDULED TIME EXCEPT BY EACl'l V\ study. Rogers City and Cheboygan. ACTION DOCTOR ORABOWK NOTE: At teasd bra of the Roys and hours muri follow the regular pattern In a few tusim. at the rsquggl gr mt FRANK MRDIt'O — ment conrarned. the Anal - - . - the single hour lecture section. may encounter conflictg. ——j {j, In that «event, the examlnatton i ri'BTOM BILTK — t>' the claaa meeUng twe hours • week will take pr over the examination scheduled by the stngle hour lecture The examination will have to he arranged between the student and the deportment requesting ttte Ririg schsdultag ri Its examination. _ Imported , . sgtr IiIIm* fwda nUNHILLR • • to** r h • - NOW anrnt 4 Iwwf «SP —$•* |«|| wdimen man, 11.91 -Sattkiaf p*tf< SAHIF.NIS For His ' • . • gnat** S4.fl. Alt peit gad . e«dt eiapeaA Stilt ft» laftMattita A Mgvf wn»mI ttamlev : f LNMTERS • ralhdwb nrms — Christmas Gift 'to. wunintton avcnn or lanftlno ■ONRONS NIMROOR — — SEAL or MONOGRAM i VUMWO at. NMCMtmAH ■eATnr. : : 4>'-t'l -i. * *3 — NTOU.MKING — JEWELRY . f rom aur slainlpss collection HOMERS — naUwnally advertised Is Ike REG EN'S — SAVOVS — Rings NEW YORKER AM Ottrn Different: Diitlnctive! Hu • FIRST FLOOR — I nggage Handbags Billfold*. Leather Good* R r E C I A L Hie ercluiive appearance of Karce maarachaum. Made Tie Bars Rrlai IM. U . . . from genuine I m p o rt • d • LOWER FLOOR — Orated. China Pettier. n will ill— )m Kajrwoudie briar. Durable, He— rativc seeeaaorlet, Slalitleaa aleel. •| Ml Uri.w M u> pipe flanming white flnlah Other Kaywoodie. $3 t0 to .. $*. Key Chains I. 912.50. I aaalngi largM R.lnMan CigaeeMaa — m Cuff Links laualuga Large.1 ReleeUan Tabaeeo — 117 Tenll Find ETtrrUOaa Far The Ranker M7 8. WaakiactM Am. . OPOt IRL 9 monday MACS NOBTW CHESTER ROBERTS friday wmmv cTATr vrm tlB Hitreau December 4, !*'»« pare Pleven Seeks lliflers Wanted students to fir rides or riders at the Union sign up %*»!>. 5". 2. 2. 2. 5. "3, 2. 2, '£. 2.2. 2. 2, 2. 2, \ 2.2. 2, 2. 2. 2. 3. SvSrffcS Board Ride Bureau This term Urriori Board initia¬ it ted a new system of signing uu ndes Student* de uing 3(i rgh or riders to variou plains. bo»h if jn Michigan and out of date, II may ft!1 out a form in the UB ft office This information is then typed §y on little rardk,. iirrrtor: r.t Mrt l.m.nl Harh-tl, CUrk. Snr Lftk, Inn Frtrr-n Ml, Rtnlfrnnn. Tie . WVl.Thur- if Kay I.au Brown and Sue Jane*. Stiles Named i* ft ft TB Chairman Chorus Line Ready to Kick Dr Karl A Stile*, roology de¬ ft if Grand Dance director .fudi Vevot-k v*. Rapid* senior, has an- •I'Mineerl tiie girls chosen for the Ib-'roR sophomore; Buchtenkirch, Unionville soph¬ omore. Bariette Clark. Manhas- Rochelie Jon'-, More ore Chicago. Goodrich .sophomore. III. Betty K a off man. sophomore: Stir- partment head, ha- been named chairman of Tuberculosis rlety committee an and Ingham County on Health medical re¬ So- fiau Keffler CUSTOM SHOT ft if if A!l-University chorm- line. set, N Y junior; Sandy Oiltrier, I .ex lie. ft anne Grand Rapid* so¬ search. Serving on the commit¬ They are Kay I>"u Brown, Ea t I .arising sophomore; Sue Richard C. Bate*. M.D. phomore: Pat MrClymoot. Lin¬ tee are coln Park *enlar: and Joan Pe- and Mrs. Harold G Copp, school Ea'T G'and »IV|» on Thf C*mpit. Married Housing Still ter*#n, Mis* Muskegon Vesotsky in tbe line. will sophomore. al*o dance nurse The committee will study pro¬ Ranney JEWELERS jects supported through the Na¬ Ea3T LANDING MICHIGAN Scarce Winter Term Ab*ct St girl* tamed oat for tional Tuberculosis Association 8 tbe aadKtans. They were repai¬ til Abbott Rd. research grant program and red to perfacm a number of make recommendations to the Cant (.analog baste steps in various dance Ingham chapter on addition.il Ample housing Is »v«ilal»te for winter term In the living Style*. including the jitterbug, support needed from Christmas l y-eiy je stt -r«vv* '*• ■*' •*' Mi "sr. yiryt^i! exciting gift selections tor every person other areas will lie vacated at and ruHlomrn a vrry on their < hristmas list* It** readr now. this fabulous gift event' So. enjoy an early later times. shopping spree downtown at KnappV . . where qualiD. value and savings are yours' Dutch said there will !*• enough houKing in 'he bri k apartments and in the other I ip Onn of Sprernl (rrtHl Plan* la liny Yimr Gift* accommodate fHlSSf M s Ml* il ri lie:: it* u IV L*1 I'Ulil f I'NAmnrtDTf N rr*n i n**d b*« tran*|er« and U adju«t Arrntmrs CABtna ovn rtos the pacviocs Traas * M 2* IS !• Audi ml i awutHi: Scto up *docatt*nal let- l tajnSSr: T, KM" tto Mto-rt" —• WM 2«M ?• sa Study: To ml* «n*Tt of fndu*te aud their portlctpatimi la student Tu puMiah » ftudcnl orgau- • is Ssts I »w MM MM *ta to rtolH ~ ' ' \ for t with Espsnsita Cswisfi HpuUr ThiiH Trnm Rises Swedish design with TOTAL NON-CAM ASSETS £ Print and plain fabric m Smart and now in do- sign. In Decorator Gray o m ( rugged quality. Mo pol- $ 4 covered kapok filled pil- X C com and dial face with ishing, won't tarnish. Six !ovrs Comfortable, color- each; knives, forks, tea- •ful for decorative sofa •aay • to - sue numerals, ' g f ^ spoons, soups. accent, ■ KSAtrS FIFTH FLOOR IMAM FIFTH FLOOR KSAPFS FOl'RTH FLOOR MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Drcrmhrr 4. 1956 YOU and TYPEWRITER REPAIR - LOUIS MAY IS YOUR MAN, Bring in your typewriter or "the parts" * ask for Louis. He can fix it. So leave your typewriter for servicing and storing during Christmas vacation. Louis likes fixing typewriters. WE KNOW HOW. It is a little early, but, when it is time -• Bring BUYING TEXTBOOK - in your unwanted, dropped or old textbooks! BOOK for BOOK we will pay you more. Do this before you leave for Christmas. PAPERBOUND BOOKS - GEMS ALL. Shop our Paper Bound Book Room. Excellent for gifts. And a good idea for inexpensive vacation reading. CHRISTMAS CARDS - SELECTED FOR THE YOUNG AT our HEART. Hallmark cards are primary line - but, we have bolstered our stock with the cream of 17 other card lines, giving us the better selection. GIFT WRAP - — SELECTED FOR PRESENTING. Your gift will seem different. WRAPPING FOR MAILING IT IS EASY FOR US. - We have all the wherewithal!. And there is no charge. It is fun to serve you. MSU GIFTS - - WE EXCELL IN MSU GIFTS - Old or Young - for family or friends. People from all over the USA want something that says "MSU". We will wrap it too! GIVE THE KID A BOOK. Children's books are a world in them¬ BOOKS FOR CHILDREN - selves: A world as wide and overflowing as childhood itself. Give the kid a book. We shall be pleased to help you make the selection. H 'i T BOOKS FOR ADULTS - 2,000 TITLES FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE. With your expanding knowledge of books, it won't be difficult to make your selection. \\ lialerer you need, 2 front doors means twice as fast service £ampu tfu 000|< £ampus tore ^16Q2 4 & s i ft */ iQ