\ ■ ■ MSU Given Sit# for Branch College ■ ■ ■ Mr. and Mr*. Alfred G Wilson at which the announcement was Interest In young people and tho show the have admired the polietM adopt¬ population of this area, legislature which must appro'.o make available for the young "ah Van Hoosen Jones, of Ro¬ have given their 1,400-acre es¬ made. desire to help them achieve their ed in East Lansing and we be¬ including a portion of Macomb the establishment of branches of people of Oakland < ountv and chester. alio a former member tate near Rochester to Michigan "It is difficult to put into ap¬ full potential which character¬ lieve the institution haa ■ tre¬ County, increasing by I960 to txrsting itis'if ufi'i!: -. v, s> I agree vicinity what can, in time, he- of the governing board, re ently State as a site for a branch col¬ propriate words. the gratitude ised her service as a board mem¬ mendous future In thlu urea. We 632.000 by 1965 to 753.000. and that is it high time i>.a* the come one of our Mate'* out¬ conveyed her hoine ■ farm of lege to serve Oakland County all of us feel toward Mr. and. ber and her anbaepnent activi¬ by 1970 to 926,000. The college- are very happy to be «g assist¬ young people of this rr.eor eri>- standing educational, cultural, more than 300 acres to Michi¬ and adjoining areas, it was an¬ Mrs. Wilson for the generous ties behalf of ance." on Michigan age population f 18-24r is pres¬ nornic area had edu< -I'lona- op¬ and technical renter*.' gan State. Her estate, in the . nounced last Thursday. gift of what has been their home State." ently estimated at 44.000 This The effer ef Mr. and Mr*. portunities equivalent to ' so M«-adow Brook Hall, consid¬ possession of her family for They are supplementing the for many years, and for the ad¬ This continuing interest in Wihwit hM been dfcMMNtf with Segment is expected to increase provided in other parts of the ered to bo one of the outstand- more than a century, is situated pi ft of Meadow Brook Farms ditional endowment to get this higher education of Mrs. Wilson the governing heard ef MMdgan to 54.000 by I960, to 73 000 by state. less than five miles east of the with a cash endowment of •».' a private residence* in the new educational project under¬ was recognized by Michigan Stale, and accepted aMdftweusly 1965, and to 103.000 by 1970. Michigan State t'r. vcr :ty Wilson estate, suggesting that S2.000.000 to underwrite the Worid. :s in itself an art treas¬ way," President John A. Han¬ Stale when it conferred and enthualaatleally, Oakland f ountv—estimated to welcome- this great opportunity the two operations could easily construction of academic build¬ upon ure. and housed within it are nah said after the announce¬ her thfc honorary degree of Doc¬ have to extend be correlated. legislative approval,. a population well in ex- - ■ per t'c r. m'o an f the world's most fa- ings. The value of the total gift ment. 'It is a gift which surely tor of taws at the 97th Annual Hannah said. eess of 509.000 in 1955—is hv area of tremendous: was estimated conservatively at j.-r portar.ee r . paintings arid valuable Meadow Brook Hall is tl c re¬ comes from their hearts, for no Commencement on June 5. 1955, far the largest county in Michi¬ to t <■ state and to prove SI 0.000,000. Only the most general plana ..o.ets d „i' Mr and Mr-. Wil- sult of many years of planning one lightly gives into the care In rme of the major events of gan without a public institution Upon its Jong ar,d uni.i .ken n ;- have been, made for the. branch n *\r retaining a inc. in teres', the part of Mr. and Mi s. • The announcement.was- made on of others a property which the Centennial Year fjoth Mrs. of higher learning. It produces j-.'i of college. President Hannah said/ . i e !< ').»• people .r the iesiden.es on the e-1a'e. Wilson. It whs built more than by Mrs. Wilson at a luncheon . means what Meadow Brook Wilson and her husband have .Me h;gan. (lending consultation with local the second largest number of IVr.p.'e have a vsv ill illv quarter of a century ago. Mr. given at the Bloomfield Hills Farms has meant to them." been members of the Board of interests high school graduates'each year bfc-t; c or ten a p«»si'»on •? first event a Country Club for a number of as to how the needs off •• « part of the rampus of arid Mrs. Wilson took with them President Hannah recalled Trustees of Beloit (3.219 in I953i and ha* the sec¬ at industrial, business, educational College for the area could best be met. If im;.»i rh'ifici- .» r inivr- >• branch college to Europe an architect, with that Mrs. Wilson was a member ond Which x;t created oiginai to and political leaders from Oak¬ many years. is probably that the emphasis, largest number of high Acre uiture particular!-.' the whom they visited many of the of the State Board of Agricul¬ school meet an unmet need, ha-. Speaking for her husband and at least originally, will be in the graduates i n college an-i outstanding residences of Eng¬ land County and for represen¬ ture from 1931 through 19.17, ir. ■ling - f fine livestock ha-. herself, Mrs, Wilson said: "We fields of engineering, business, (I.II! in 19551. always oj>«-r ited on "he prem land and other countries tatives of Michigan State. and had an opportunity to de¬ ■*- n : i ii.tired actively at Mca- are very happy to turn Meadow that it 'mold have no finer mis¬ science, and the arts. Unaccountably. O k I a nd . . Br'«ok and there are >ev When they found features Robert gei—is, Sr., Bloom- velop an intimate knowledge of Brook Farms over to Michigan It was pointed out that within sion than to help peopjf. .earn County has been bypassed- in ra; oiodexr. farm centoi < on the which appealed to them par¬ field Hills arehMeet, who as Michigan State and its educa¬ State University.~My long asso¬ 15-mile how t<, Ip.e richer, more satis¬ a radius of Meadow the development of Michigan's state, lending to the. possibility ticularly the architect took rhairman ef the Oakland County tional philosophy. ciation with Michigan State fy ing lives Brook Farms — considered by outstanding system of higher ed¬ hat sor-e .,J Michigan State's Planning Cmwmtantaw was active On this point he commented: careful measurements of room University has shown me the educational authorities to be a ucation." President H •» ntiah "II ix to the eternal credit «gri'• udural research operations dimensions and made notes of In the nigellallena In aaanre a This, the most generous ben¬ tremendous contribution it is reasonable commuting distance commented. "Despite this han¬ of those who live in this area lit.' a- carried ..n there decorative details on which to four-year eellece for Oakland efaction ever received by Michi¬ making to educational and —the our population is now about dicap. it has grown in popula¬ that they have combined their ir. relation tr, th;s situation, base what are in effect repro¬ Coenty. presided at the sesalan gan State, reaffirms the abiding cultural life. Mr. Wilson I 516,000. Reasonable tion and wealth and projections I am sure th«- thinking and their resources to r is pointed out that Mi-s Sar- ductions of many famous rooms. WELCOME BACK Wltfe the Michigan StateNews ftnt day nf ela««ev, the »U te New*. "y«ur morning hahlt," reramea puhMrattan. Wei- come b ■eh Ui good lurh In your itudtea VOL. 48. No. Ill EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN—MONDAY, 4 A NT A It Y 7 10 -T PRICE 5 CENTS Ag Board Accepts 'Gifts, Grants Mid-East Doctrine Funds Given fur Research. Instructional Programs (lifts and grant* of (.'114,090.08 wort- nm-|>tnl for Michi¬ gan Slate Hoc. 28 by the State Board of Agriculture. Faces Restrictions The fund* are designated for research, scholarship and # A * instructional programs of the university. The larscst single grant was $50,600 from the National Science Foundation of Washington, D.C., clear energy levels ate to be Various May Hit to l»c used under the direction of Dr. F. B. Dutton, In the Col¬ . Studied from under a $16,903 grant the U.S Air Force Office ot Scientific Research. Washing¬ Emotions Trouble lege of Science and Arts, for a ton, DC. Directors of the pro¬ six-week summer institute for ject are Dr. G. II. Beard and I11 Congress 50 high school .science mathematics teachers. and Dr. W. H. astronomy. Kelly in physics and Greet Plan Aatahrr Natlaaal Scleie* A grant of $20,186 from the Dulles to Make FataBkHta mat. ml HtfH, National Institute* of Health. LONDON t/l'i—The Eisen¬ wiU be used by Dr. Herman E. hower doctrine for the Mid¬ Public A|»|**al Bethesda, Md.. was accepted to Kerning la electrical CMfiacer- be used by Dr. E. C. Cantino in dle East was welcomed Sun¬ ing far research la an attempt WASHINGTON (,r>— botany and plant pathology in RON KKAMEIt LARRY HEDDEN te devetap a systematical meth¬ his study of the relationship be¬ day in Western Europe/ con¬ President Eisenhower facet! .. . sect in conference battle demned in the Communist od of etectrameckaalcal system tween metabolism and morpho¬ ... the prospect that a'gravely analysis. genesis in aquatic fungi. world and greeted with emo¬ concerned C o n g r e s s may A 425,000 grant from an un¬ Another grant from the Na¬ In Rig 10 Rattle tions ranjrinjr from cool to named donor was accepted tional Institutes of Health, of clamp restrictions on his pro¬ as a lukewarm by the vitally af¬ posed broad authority to part of a total grant of $173,- SI2.361, will be used by Dr. fected Arabs. counter any Communist pen- Cagcrs Play Host 882 for a five-year program John R. Shaver. in zoology to ending Aug. 31, 1961, in the study the mechanisms of initia¬ Most government offu iuls etration in the Middle East. f.cld of research In creativity tion of cell division in the frog throughout Europe and the Mid¬ Secretary of State Dulles will under the direction of Prof. Har¬ egg. with special reference to dle East were w.iry of comment- take to the House Foreign Af¬ old H. Anderson in the depart¬ ment of psychology. Studies on the absorption and biochemical and cytologicat cor¬ relation. Provision is made for a special graduate assistant To Wolves Tonight ing in votal the ear!;, stages on the pi¬ proposal presented to tier U S. Congress Saturday by Pre¬ fairs Committee today a appeal for bipartisan of an historic proposal to grant pubh .• backing utilization of radioactive min¬ Dr. W. J. Hooker of botany Br JOE HOFFMAN sident Eisenhower. the President standby military erals applied to leaves of plants and plant pathology and .Dr. D. But Sunday editions of influ¬ Kindlnp itself in the lower half of. the Biir 10 race ential and no-strings-attachcd econo¬ will continue under a $24,900 R. Isleib, in Farm Crops, will new spapers consid» icd the mic l>y the narrowest of margins. Michigan State's basket- powers to bolster free na¬ grant from the U.S. Atomic En¬ study incidence of rot and rate story the day's major item. tions in the powder keg area. ergy Commission, Chicago Op¬ of periden in formation at levels ball team entertains arch-rival Michigan tonight at 8 in Pre** criticism in Fgvpt was Hut even before Dulles could erations Office, Lemont, HI. The of ionizing radiation inhibiting Jenison KieMhouse. generally mild. Some newspa¬ begin making his case, there scorer Jack Quiggle. Quiggle has study is under the direction of •sprout development, under a The Wolverines will be out per* cautioned restraint, saying were 'unmistakable signs that Dr Harold B. Tukey and Dr. S. $15,808.10 grant from the U.S. averaged better than 17 points many phase* still remained to he *Ut#> New* Phoio liy H»»l» Bale* many influential Congress mem¬ to whip a Forddy Anderson- II. Wittwer in horticulture. Army Quartermaster Research per game thus far while Fer¬ explained about the Eisenhower This sorority rush scene at the Alpha ( hi Omega house was bers regard the lines of author¬ Also accepted by the Board and Development Center, Na- coached team for the first time. typical of partic* held at all sororities during the weekend. guson and Heddcn arc close be¬ request for the means and mo¬ ity sought by tho President as were 100 shares of Eastman Ko¬ tick, Mass. In his two year at State, An¬ hind with better than 13-pomt ney of filling the power vacuum too broad and propose to tighten dak Company common stock, the income to be used as a derson has beaten the Wolves in four consecutive meetings. averages. in the Middle East to avert Com¬ 2nd Stage Bid* Ready ' them up. Michigan's lineup isn't defin¬ munist expansion there. •em* likely to take thr scholarship for a male student, from Philip W. Wilhelm. a 1913 Spartan Hits Both Michigan and Michigan State lost their* opening con- ite yet. Coach Bill Pcrigo. now A1 Akhbar, a Cairo paper m in the Senate of 4 move to MSU graduate in siding in Alexandria Bay, agriculture re¬ N.Y. Stands Today fciyncc games by close margins. State was beaten by Purdue, in his fifth year as Wolverine mentor, will definitely start Ron Kramer at center, but from which often reflects the think- iug of Egyptian President Nas¬ ser, said the creation of another IF eekendParties itvorre the military and econo¬ mic aspects of the program laid before a joint *e»sion of the Se¬ A liberal aria program far 72-71. on a set shot by Charles there it's anyone's guess. nate and. House Saturday and tu The orange birthday cake lo¬ 'Kchrt with 12 seconds "remain¬ peace authority was not consis- Olten Winter Rush # •delta la Mltalgis will be de¬ spell out some limitation* on Possible starter* are aopho- tent with President Eisenhower's veloped under Hw dtatcttaa of cated in the Union concourse ing. Michigan played one of its both. more* M. Burton. George policy of always working Br. C. E. Hansen, assistant pro¬ not only symbolizes the Spar¬ better games Tin finally losing l.ee and Jack Lenta along with through the United Nations. Sen. Mansfield (D-Mont.) sug¬ fessor of rngltai. as pravtted for to a go«>d Indiana team at Al Gumhiurriya asked whe¬ tan magazine's 21st year of , veterans Pete Ttllataan. Randy By LOIS ANDERSON gested Senate Democrats might is s 913.M9 grant from tbe Fund Bloomington, 73-68. ther the Eisenhower doctrine Tarrier, Jim hhearon and Billy come up with an alternative re¬ for Adult Education. White publication, 'but also keynote the The Spartan* now post I-1 Winter term sorority rush bee an Saturday and'Sunday Wright also meant the United Stair* solution to the one Eisenhower rutas. N.Y. Tho project Is en¬ beginning of sales for the his¬ record and need « wis tonight would go to the aid of a nation with the first stak'e of eijrht parties attended by the coeds. visaged to bo a Joint undertak¬ Michigan has a 5-4 record, proposed. torical January issue. to stay above the .5W mark and attacked "by the NATO powers Mansfield, of ing of the C ollege of Science having won all its games at Iiu.-het's are to pick tip bids today frtfm to 5 p.m. in the a member the The aho to even iu conference rec¬ and Israel." Spartan will be on sale home and losing all on the road. Pan I lei post office for the second stajre of parties. The post Foreign Relations Committee and Arte and supported by Cen- ord. today 'through Wednesday at The Wolverines have beaten Foreign Minister Ali Gholi apd party whip in the Senate, Uaaed Education. office is located in the Tower sales stands located in Iicrkcy Anderson will start his us¬ Ardalin said in Tehran that na¬ said the administration plan is Delaware, Butler, Kent, Pitts¬ urn bobby socks, --kir's and Properties of low-lying nu- Hall, Olds Hall, the Union con¬ ual quintet of Capt. Georges tion generally considers the Knom, Union. merely a "continuation of the burgh and Yale while having >wc;i!crv for these parties. Dur- course and near the south cam¬ Ferguson, Larry Heddcn, Chuck President's speech "as confir¬ The weekend old Democratic policy of con¬ parties were ir.g 'he stage some of the actives pus footbridge. Bcncic. Pat Wilson and top See PAGERS. Page 5 mation of kan's policy " preceded by two convocations tainment which many Democrats Editor Heads held Thursday, ,it which winter will then.( be <»f costumed following the the party. believe has outlived its useful* First Refugee at (J. S. University rush wa.- explained to the coeds. Rushers will pick up hid* for nets." He >aid the proposal docs not Alumni Group The parties held Saturday and Sundav. as well as future rush thr H. next from parties 1 to Monday, Jan. 5 p.m. At thi* touch "basic" Middle East pro-^ Dale B publisher Stafford, editor and of Daily News, has been named the Greenville Hungarian lanan Man Begins at MSU parties, had ■ and airied tollowed out refreshments. such a in theme which was son^.*., themes Tho uamrtags as partus fire us, staer Utey will acre pi two invi¬ tations for parties which will he held I uesda). Jan. 15. from 7 of to 9:45 p.m. They will last an By KIM MrlVER the church, and they also held ing. He will take. English as a cause "irresponsible encour¬ teasboro. plantation, western, chairman of the Alumni Ad¬ hour and 15 minutes, with a 15 a kitchen shower f"r the couple agement" of the revolt. toyland, advertising and vogue. visory Council, according to A young Hungarian man, up¬ foreign language and audit minute break between the twu Christmas Eve The family was in his Molitorisz said the 1,500 tanks Alumni Relations Director Stair rooted by the October revolution courses field until his The second xtace of rush con¬ parlies. Keener. provided with food and given an counted in Budapest were t«»o sisting of six parties, will he allowance for roughly a six standing in the university has Uushec.s will wear bobby socks, Stafford, a 1930 MSU gradu- in Hungary, becomes one of the held Tuesday and Wednesday month period. been determined. large a concentration for a coun¬ sJtirLs and sweaters at this par¬ has been a member of the first refugees to study at an from 7 to 9:45 p.m. The parties American university when he Molitorisz studied for two "The Hungarian revolt could try the size of Hungary and that ty also. The actives will be dres¬ alumni council. since 1954 and will last 15 minutes, with a 15 years at the Budapest Technical •it is feared there will be Sovut sed in costume*, and these par¬ served on the' athletic council begins classes at MSU today- not be planned openly because minute break between parties University but explained that he action in another area, perhaps tus will be different from the from 1947 to 1951. His new ap¬ Joseph Molitorisz, 29; his wife. of secret agenfs everywhere." for tl»e rushers to *et to the next "was prevented from further Yugoslavia. others in fhat there will be dec¬ pointment is effective Jan. 1, Maria. 27, and their son, Joseph Molitorisz raid. He added that house. Both actives and ru*«Hees Molitorisz' father is a Luther¬ orations and entertainment fol¬ Before purchasing the Green¬ Jr., 4/t. left their native home, study because my father was will wear wool dresses and heels nr.ti-CVmnnmist" the revolt began "spontaneously" an bishop in the town of G>«»cr lowing the theme-of the party. ville News iu 1951. Stafford Budapest, and crossed the Hun¬ at these parties. He served as a designer of at 2 p.m. on Oct. 23. in western Hungary He waj. In* 1 tat ioiis for the last stage v*. with the Detroit Free press, garian border for the West en machinery in Budapest's Farm "The resistance would never deposed several years ago when Bids for the third adage of of 1 ush may be picked up Wed¬ taur; years as sports editor and the night of Nov. 31. The family arrived in America on Dec. 18 Machinery DcvclofSIncnt Insti¬ have started without the thought the communists took over. rush should la?. picked up -Fri¬ nesday, Jan. 16, from I to 5 . J[* years as managing editor. and was immediately brought to tute and was a member of the that the United Nations would When the family arrived in day from 9:30. a.m. ' to 1 p.m. p.m. Coeds will choose one house JJf was sports editor of the "Revolution Committee" in the come in and help us," Molilorisz. America they sent a cable (o i Coeds. will pick four houses to to visit for this last party,' the rontiac Press from 1933 to 1941, East Lansing where its immed¬ *nd technical center. The family fled said. He said Radio Free Europe relative in South America and visit preference dessert. in 1947 wss iate needs were provided for by . president of the and the Voice of America broad¬ were immediately answered by These parties are scheduled This party will be held at 7 30 Michigan State Association of the University Lutheran Church to Austria following the revolu¬ Awoctatad Pram Editors. A home was provided in the tion. casts promised help irom the a cable which sent money cre¬ for Saturday and Sunday, Jan. p.ni. Thursday, Jan. 17, and its Do recently returned from a Molitorisz has been admitted West. dit for a television set. so it 12 and 13. tasting an hour, with length will be up to the sorori¬ MSU barracks housing by the to MSU on one of ten scholar¬ Molitorisz maintained, that tho would be easier for them to a 15 minute break between par- ty. Both actives and rushccs will }°\cnunent assignment to give University Lutheran Churcn. ships offered to Hungarian rc- actions of Radio Free Eurojje learn English. Molitorisz also tics, they will be held from 1 30 wear cocktail dresses. nee to news- Rev. Herbert Wolf, pastor, and Papers of fusees, and will continue his were "sinful" and that they had a brother and sister who to 3:45 p.m. Saturday and 2:30'*0 Rushees will go to the PanHcl theHepubUc of Indo¬ East Lansing community people. should be "dtacunliuiwd" be¬ 4.45 pan. See SORORITY RUSH, rage 3 nesia, - ' Tbe rent was taken cure of by study in agricultural engineer¬ Led to Sweden. Sunday. Ru*tiec» wUi nmt Man on campus by Dick iibbr Information Bead Michigan State News Dally by MSl"a 2I.6M Students and Faculty This Week Campus Classifieds D( Th. MlrhUan SUta Nco« U published by studmc without direct farulty ,uT!^V.!.« n«! Ihe official voice of thr u.H»rf».«v or of the student F.D 2-1511 E*L 2615 To On Campus ll it hut while »ecklwt to »erv« thr best inte/reU* ot both, aland* ready El K U i.. |milie any mutv which would drive a wedge between thr two «*hr^'r l* Deadline 12 Noon contra from witliln thr unitrrailv or ttoin outside. Member I'rrso, Inland daily I're**, Intercollegiate Press nlatiouof andUie^Assorlatrd Associated Pr i? College V.,I. is So. Ill Pirn. Mniulny. .Iannary 7. 11'"»7 I'iiyi' Tim DELTA TODAY GAMMA Ml*. XVO- CLASSIFIED RATES minimum IS worth HOUSING rill 60c COMFORTAHI.F B A R F. M K N (a meats fencing honorary, ( day . ROOM available for tint* wi PI practice at t*' 13 tonight $1.00 Knlii Hrncfit! ALPHA 1111 SIGM % will 2 3 days days ... , $1.30 men '■!& VCars of age nr over m vute home. Cooking piiviteij.-. v..te ertianee. Car or bike nr. c i Phone I'D P-4II8 aftpr five pm Mic meet at 7 p.m. in 3ti Union. 4 days $1.50 e.dl at lft.15 Roseland. East 1^,- rr p , The JAZZ SOCIETY or 1'J .$145 Educational Problems 5 days ors C. ROOMS FOR RENT Two WEST CIRCLE DRIVE i> vhrd- ADDITIONAL CHARGES fh'iti eainnus. 4to Grove Sin direct ttled to meet at 8:30 in COU t'n'- nfter o.fwi p.in only. for eack word over IS rerds, le|t Hall. 4c per day TIIRKE ROOM APARTMKn r paid Two block- of hui Alleviated bv 2 Grants tMtlities i„ TUESDAY charge 15c campus. 6 30 part 4to Grove Street C..II only. •, • In ) The pledge trvouta for OR- TURKS? SLEEPING ROOMS Jdzerdi CIIEMIS originally pLinnr.l t - EMPLOYMENT students Private shower, i : Must have a ear lor transptn* to Dr Tuesday are being postpon- • Noith or Frandor. 2704 Lake t,. Wbi be remaider «»f the rnifntry con- Roth cases illustrate a growing awareness HwO DISH WASHFHS and one Road Plume IV 4-622! vice-pi until ..'an. 15 because of sororw • mruber to work at liateimtv on the part of private citizen- and busi¬ fairs. t * . u*. F<>! information phone KM 11J HALF APPROVED DOPPI.E . of intrant ic nesses that outside help is going to be need¬ meeting this Tuesday at 1 •>» em One mile from llerke> Pail • The pail • di! •tntnii. a 642 Spartan Phone ED 2 1013 , ed to aid in solving the educational crisis the women's gym. OA'ORTI NTTY! FAn.N till-$H.» tablish ide hav beef made toward sohintr the • «o-k hours. Neat Appeal- mj*s now upon us. .-.c een-msarv Phone TV 4-2760 TWO ROOMS FOR male tudei,- vide ! in educational facilities, Thr CAMPUS 4-11 C LUB w" ■ .Mi< hiran prol'Ietn.s• •bit ro s-fin 120 College approved. Private . In Ihrember the Kuril Motor Company Henry' Ford II said recently that he meet at 7 3<» in 312 Ag Hull TFAr'MFK FOH Nl USFttY kebool shower Phone IV 5-1627. superb its stai made a 10 million dollar riant t t he 1 'ni- thought business and imbtstrv must make a program will t>o ar. IFYE ta'k j. ir.oe.mR remnred 1'hoiie FOR MEN by Shifley Cubit? Garrit> a t (V $7 we of 195' direct and coordinated effort to meet the in. a versify of Michigan, inelndin !*ti. 00,000 in r .323 Grove plans will bo made for tne W: - "Wt rash and land valued at tlin four mil* "mounting crisis" in education. ter Sno-Camp. FOR SALE ate In lion tlollars. Speaking about the Ford grant ( and prior 'fJlTOtlN TOO? ON A L0U5Y PAY LIKE TWI5—WHAPPA YA LOST and FOUND •crtls'■ 6AY WE 00 TO CLASS 7" MEN'S UNION EXrrUTIVE KINO TOUMPET GOOM to the disclosure of the Wilson gift), the udwir laingp. 1;61 I.ast week Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ti. Wilson, t 1 dircctit BOARD will not meet because rjni Shaw 112 LOST. BFVRUS EMHRACPABM of IpH'he^ter, presented Michirati State head of the Ford empire noted the grant fraternity rush. If found, ple.ee letnrr Pretddt was establishing a precedent that might in¬ DiiMnn of • !«'.AliFTTF-S SIM CARTON, two vatch 3.'i4 Fai-t Mayanjeeru^uy leu.u • HN ed" with a similar 10 million dollar irift, in- MEN'S UNION will :»L.. r.r- V , Silver tan p ints ' Ivy ally bi f* -y repular Sun tan pants, clndiny two million dollars in rash and a spire other companies in the country to cel its meeting. « OD pants 4 "!• Ilanes briets PERSONAL able U 1. loo acre farm. In each ca>e the university concerned "contribute materially to meeting one of our nation's most urgent problems, while A Happy... An all-group meeting is scheduled P»t bcrs of SPARTAY CIIRISTI %N term bu-in»- - *: ^ • '» - T-tiits are.lr'r, I.J MiJOh's H ov IRS "!t 51 Insulated »*fords 6 enib pair. Adler Korean boots. Military Smidnut* S7TWARDS INCLUDE in your hrenkfaM uie Phone orders eai l> IRKS ■ yrograi the it leaving the actual educating job where it si1 v two pairs SI - o : rharsrt plans to erect uft.ranch of the school on the ■■•v 7H A• > Slum. 232 MAC. F.D 7-"H7) FELLOWSHIP at 7 30 pm H I-N Fn'e: t>\ si dn Then-- vrrslty should be—in the hands of our professional -By DOXN SIIKLTON- . - . donated land, mine the funds included in Bethel Manor. MX ifi frandoi »>* Chareoal the mini. educators." satr News Editor-in-Chief SERVICE Dr. KAPPA DELTA PL Muotr univcrs The I «»f M will rooperate with Pear- Dr. Hannah noted this growing role of Making a quick transition from the old year to the new, Ml'SIC HY mcnt i honor society, will have a bo - Mel o-stateis horn's Hem > I'ortf (*ommtinil> College in Industry in discussing the possibility of an here are some backward glances, a forward look and even ness meeting at 7 p m Th«* phi. El) 2-N« asyuvtai setting up a combination trade school-lib¬ ".MIT-type" engineering school at the pro¬ a couple of resolutions. will be a student teachers par TYPIST ANN BROWN her. I? Fleetrie typewrite' eral arts progra i. The land is located in posed branch. He said the university first The year started well on the Thrill of the Year, that with I)r. Vernon Hick-, a it¬ TP 2-21)30 cl theses. Also the rai would concentrate on developing an "alb erator. July I I tear born on flic lord estate, including Fair- twisting line-drive field goal out in 'California. New Y Dr. D. FreelonH will he *l around" school to handle all the needs of The preceding several days had already produced the HEAR KM" Kennv lane. the home of the late Hvnr\ Kurd., guest speaker at the MSU FOR- i-tiesh j ED 7 'i.N)fl Mftant the people in the area it serves. Hangover of the Year. ENTRY CLUB meeting .V 7 *»•> Mirhigi President John A. Hannah, in accepting IVPING DONE IN He went on to say that industry would Without it doubt the Man of the Year is The Elvis. He p,m. in the Forestry Cabin t> papers, themes, the-, fore cr the Wilson grant at a luncheon last week, mi ■table mtes Phone ED 2-P'-7" I* t have to carry the ball if it feels the area accounted for the two biggest social movements of the year Freeland will Rive a -! •?«■ 'a * said the MSl' branch would be a four-year, oil "Colombian Forestry (t< giro tn i'd- an engineering center. (and the most fren/ied. also). The move of his fans to sup¬ school with emphasis on science and the Committee Chaiifpan for f MOTOR TPNE-ITP and Oil from I arts. Some t ries have been raised, particularly port him is overshadowed only by the even more violent LRM GOURMETS buffet .tirn. tair u i oss Ru*«:eir«s fmrr People Pur Chu yr» ond Neither school will have dormitory space after the Ford grant moved the l* •»!' M shift of those that disliked him. dance will ts« at 7-30 p m. in *•' ing frr STASZUKS ABIE VAN IINES. reived because each will be designed to attract the into Dearborn, that Wayne State I'niver- In addition the emergence of the Presley Ponytall for Kellogg Center. Commit.*- h't¬ a >♦*! : ?«-d a«jr«tt» Fellows as a leading hair will be distributed t" a" eh.ii - Amcrir residents of the area immediately surround¬ sity was being by-passed and neglected. men. fnr degree ing f he propo ed sites. It is true that Wayne is a fine addition "style" antagonized the bar¬ AMERICAN REO BALI. at We: bers of America—who were to to the state educational system and surely WEDNESDAY mem be COAST TO COAST MOVING needs financial help as much, if not. more, virtually ignored by haircut- The -STUDENT CONGRESS Docum< IV b 560? less males. the Am than either tile 1 of M or Michigan State. will meet at 7:30 in 3'- Uni»»n Gonirrals. Hawks However, it is also true that in each case the school benefiting from the grant is the' On the feminine side, It was a close race between a I.ES The general meeting of tf- GOURMETS has bee FS PUBl.b ne-uiHie and and STENOGRAPHER term papers t>ped reasonable Pho- Unn, nr the An 4-55HI) thetks. whole host of sweater girls postponed until Jan. 16. I'or the loth time in II years the Pig logical choice, the I' of M because of its 5 OR COMBOS. It AND4: Me i and her highness Prince#* ihildrn iu*s athletic vear started on a "normal" curricula and MSI' because of location. THURSO %T 1 ansme Federation of IV 2-.VU4 lave inusie is >« note last week with the annual win over It seems silly to argue over which school Grace—whose wedding (aril, HIVES will fCX HOLE FX m vestment The SPARTAN the Pacific Coast representative to the Hose got the money while overlooking the much Ilrr HUhnfw . . The Man . more particularly, its cover¬ meet at 8 p.m. I'" CNTEt tr STATE THEATER SERVE SPUD NUTS AT vo„ fur that little plus tn pie- llan Row I more importnivKCnrt that the school's edu¬ age via newspapers) was on where f" mis t tie* Spudnut Shop. 232 MAC Heartiest congratulations from the entire cational system has benefited to the tunc definitely the Farce of the Year. ate to rati ED 2-i TIONAU.Y ATTENTION «d' STUDENTS' NA- o n d FRATERNITIES! SORORITIES' Froi conference are in order for Forest Evashev- of 21) million dollars. Skipping along, the holidays provided the Gift of the 1X1 CLUB will meet .n U ? *■!*• r.i>r-half Flam. Hamilton, Si. *-ed. le \* as rites hail oil Queen Pre si .ski's lown Hawke.ves for a job well done. There will be opened in the near future Year, a bathroom scale for a rotund denizen of Pub Row— Forestry Cabin at 7 3'' • v. Tl .'.•m-er. ' N. Washington. 113 SRUDNUTS turned The indignant cries front the wounded a pair of additional schools that probably who proved that those people are the most jolly, by laugh¬ meeting Is open t«» a . re . ien WOMAN"4 FIGURE SKATES. fa' 22 aftei could never have existed under the grow iui building and funnier rw • 7-r -nllent rnnditmn $t» Roalfa'.t e-J nllte« itir.t1 Pacific Coast sp«irtswriters make it clear ing when it was opened. 2-VCi :Ci> twi huy/es a com I chanriising students. The Ouca. r, i\. ,d t. .h f. that public demand out there may force a ing education problem of the state. Some predictions for T»7: convention will br discuss* THE SPUDNUT SHOP tnent n change in the Pose powl pact soon. The It is estimated that 2,700 persons will Duffy will get sore feet trotting from Michigan to Cal¬ TU'Treshtnenbs Will be served HOUSING 212 M.A.C. ED 7 9471 Dr. operatit good citizens of the coast are justifiably enroll at the F of M branch in its first ifornia to /I'exas to coach all of the teams he has been LARGE WEIX FURNISHED room SPARTAN CHRISTIAN. EEL- - Art«,modatt* three nr lesv GUITAR . INSTRUCTOR i; K '■ nam a tired of having to lick the wounds of defeat nxr year, with that number increasing through "signed" to lead this fall; I.OH'SIIIP will sp..n« .. V *et ,1 Kknti preferred 527 Eli/.a- ERA!, technique Specialise foreign work. Private lessons Alan De.W every January. the years. In Oakland County, site of the "Giant" will receive a misplaced Oscar as the longest panel discussion on tiir»-r' com¬ '*•>. 113 room A-4R). ED 7-6721 a ii It can only be hoped that the rivalry, one¬ MSU branch, there are 11.000 college-age Texas joke of the year; ponents of Christianitv nistor*. HALE OE DOUBLE room for men $5 * week Quiet and clean Prt- doctrine,' and Jesus Christ. The sided as it is, will not create ill feeling. persons, with that figure e.\pected to rise to Jimmy Dean will receive the big Oscar for his work in i. * eol ranee telephone upstairs meeting will begin a* 7:15 tn 31 *'*• Dni^ion- East Lansing Phone Rather lhan look elsewhere for weaker com¬ 102,000 by 1970. 'Giant," although it should be a supporting actor award Union. A coffee hour wilt <•>.- EJ» 113 4 petition (as has lieen suggested) the 1*CC Thus an untold number of persons will be for his role but will be leading actor because of his fate; low |n Old College Hall. UNIVERSITY APPROVED ROOMS I'a'aine and linens furn- might better work on producing better able to receive a college education who Elvis will make a comeback as No. 1 contender for Floyd e.e- jar. Five. East Lansing. ED- (Hie block north Toms \lar- teams—and making the game a hit more would have been unable to do so because of Patterson's world heavyweight title (he already has won The F-101 Voodot> of the V S k-t. U.I the cost of "going away" to school and two exhibitions on the gas pump circuit, both by TKO's); Air Force is the most powerful interesting for its own players. crowded conditions at Ann Arbor and Easf Coffee cups in the grill will get smaller; tighter airplane in the world. Campus Classifieds After all, the Incentive of a team just Big as a World War 2 bomb*-, Your Key to Better Vsluea fr 11,. playing another game at home cannot rise Lansing. These are truly giant strides made great¬ Crossword puzzles will lie easier; Waiting lines shorter; it has a speed of over J .000 miles but to that of a team traveling 2.000 miles to per hour. Michigan Stale News er by the size of the problem they seek to Tests easier, and Fin its game of the year. liaCoo4 Asitie front Ihwv the PCC can improve its solve. Michigan-can be justly proud of a You smarter. end of the game, tin* Hawkeyes did an ex¬ citizenry that not only recognizes the prob¬ And be it here resolved early in the new year that the Night Staff on eftaaa gay* Monday through ugh Friday tnclualv*. Inclusive, durtny during fall cellent job .of upholding the Rig 10 end and lems facing it~but one which owns up to State News will continue to be the best college paper in the M*ht Editor Vat or . ■totai and spring ..terms except day* after holiday*; weekly during ter holiday*; durln# _*untj s\ iwr terw, and one special freshman tMM MMN Mllfrtk t*d f*Ti we are sure the Spartans will do likewise the problems and, more important, does nation, serving the best university and being read by the Aol. Nicht Xldil Wlrr tdllnr tailor eat term* Entered ar aesortd ctaas matter Mldf act 4tf March 9. wEr w'ri'avA a IfTR in at «i tl* best student body to be found here or anywhere. j**- odft.e Ea»f Lanrir c Mich when allowed to return next year. something about them. Niihi Sport* Kditor IU| Mad rubarrtptmns. pavahle in advance," | S3 to for three terms. »4 5u BSC AeeoiuplisliiiK'iilM for lO.tb m - Crossword Puzzle Hal iatnun g-Hl-rbief MltiR JLSJ Jtl !> Away Art Manacer ii s" ' 4 ACROSS l. Loiter Mast' 8. Froth 31. Ronjunerate 32. Accomplish 34 Gained the victory We Expansions, Honors College Head List Creation of Honor* Col¬ while an additional 1.000 C-it V Citortal Pace 4 worts fditor Editor Editor Pat Ann Jerry Rnbbtn* Swill Todor P.ntraver Adverlistnc Kwttwn ClrralaUaa Director Dtroctor Borer Thantp*»n an ters. the new Library. Anthony Hall students from foreign countries. Woaaew'e IdHer Awdrey MarKntesh Retail Manaser Bap krhumak" i 35 Concealed . 12 Turk title lege and expansion of V.rXi Editors Rsrkrj Zuere. Kale* Manacer* * Manry Mranton. impor¬ were enrolled in other commun¬ for animal industries, an addi¬ Enrollment of theve students m 13 Story 36 Thatjtrl tant areas «•! educational serv¬ ities throughout the state. tion to the Music building, and Itavsd Mraad. Pete Walter*. Mel National Manador Peyty Slm««»- ■titer lam (iiidw 37. Beam the fail term reached an all- |r| }■■•• 14. Pre - 15 Rival 38 Man's best f icrui Go...! ice were among in 1966 on the ke.v happenings Michigan State Commenting jit the time upon the new record in enrollment. improvements at ter. Kellogg Cen¬ Construction still underway time high of 392 from 62 coun¬ .toY wo h*rUi Xifhl Fditnr» I 1/ Sranlon. I Troectrr. I.oU N'elda Ander- Now Trout (la*«lfted Manacer Marcr A**'t Ruellrk < Us*Mted Manacor. R«ri».iM m 18. At home ly Form of 39 iMM>e campus » The Honors College, to begin President John A. Hannah said: "This is by all odds Michigan at the end of the year included the Education building, Student tries Teaching, research and mvice W»r- Idltor* ■ Ho* . Jean MrR.inu*. Pal I»a«e Marred. Bale Fran/, Office Manatee* Ken/te. Karen Undquid Marv Kay Mar m Isa Kleuer ja.v 40. Nc-i se sea State's largest enrollment in its actual operation tn the fall. i< Services building and additions in the field of labor and indus¬ ?0 Cotton- godde.-- 9. Gold her. history both in terms of those to the stadium and health seeder 41. F.Uvti died IMIHN belu-ved to be the tirM such cen¬ w s". * 1 • ■ 21 Aged Tip partn le 41 Carpenter's 1. Resinous substan. e 10. Nimble .11. Repair college of its kind at can public university an Ameri¬ It will who will take their credit work in East Lansing and those en¬ ter of Accepted bv the State Board Agriculture was a gift of trial relations by the university through were intensified a La¬ f dkluHlM vovwnn KM) iooal^w 24. Article tool 2 Gone by 16 Cooking rolled for credit at other centers bor vessel provide sj.ts ial opportunities for #1^,500,000 from the Kresge and Industrial Relations 25. litv line 43 One 3 Play for students who show high throughout the state. This in¬ Foundation of Detroit for a new 17 About * Center' established in January As to the tlir AUte S. lafannaliaw nhauld 26. Palm leaf 44 Air money 21. Lubricate achievement in all tlelds. with crease is all the more remark¬ Aft building paat. Tri 27. c; I Iw d 48 Close 4 Stair 22. Abo able since w e as yet are not •elected in February as Vice- with a special legislative ap¬ Xrss this term will ysblUh PlMllil Iw a bam Hear'.' 28. Crony 50. Cunul 5 Stroke admission based on high aca¬ , a 4adi iafarwatiM rwlumn muM far the pwrpMf it 23. Breed feeling the full impact of the propriation. 29. Correct; 61. Outfit gently 24. Highest demic performance in the fresh¬ TVesMent for Academic Affairs "TWi Wtrk Mi Cam- trial Aqi colloq 52. Maintained 6. Dismount point man year greatly^ increased birth rates of was Dr. Thomas H. Hamilton. As increasing amounts of Balk toaa mm Masliyi. All affk«. DM flaar. Union 30. Small 53 Fine rock 7. Kcfasten the forties" In this position, the first such explosive 64 Droop 8. Soft hair 25. Ballad In one respect, at least, thp polio vareinr became available arc tovttrd la' Ratoa far thr -This p.i 27 Do up year 1956 liegan for MSU not in President Hannah also noted vice-presidency in the univer¬ la the general poMir. MST an¬ af the MhtoM. aatahM. la aiiBtoa la ih<»' 28. Cushion Fast Lansing but in Pasadena. that a great paid of the increase sity's history, Dr. Hamilton Is «pv'- » 2 3 -4 to 7 rt 4 10 II 30. Bashful Calif. where an estimated 4.500 was accounted for by the rapid responsible for leadership of the to Km lafarmaiiaa to (*). (4), aai (J) a*"' Cw 1-4 31. Gluttonous Spartan students saw their foot¬ growth of the university's grad¬ total on - campus educational 13 12 animal ball tea/T defeat UCLA by a uate programs At fall term, the program. He served formerly as 1. DragUwr |b. 4 p.m. bo 32. Snug room iay. 15 ip 17 let ■score •(& 17-14 The Rose Bowl graduate student body had Dean of the Basic College. 33. Scrap r la sggWaa 4a thr name 34 Pale activities put an exciting cli¬ giown 25 per cent since the Named in October to admin- 4.444 students, was one of ttr Fw 21 a# thr artaalRatiaw. gay and . 14 ?0 4s 35. Girl's name max to Centennial events cele¬ year before. later the university*n< 23 2-» To meet the housing needs of foreign amUUnce programs waa university. 22 S/r — ** 37. Hind idu MSlPs 100th year. an increasing number of married MRU's first Dean of lUterua- Also beginning with the faTI •km H (Hl awl M«rn» S r-> )■ 26 n rs queen flaw RghgtMH^i far ll|g "Ybis r 38. Round roofs At the end of the aehnot year, students the university, at the >1—1 Frograma. Dr. Glau L. term, students were given the tS'Mk" HhM OO In- tr 39. Cheering in June, more than 2.SM stu¬ end of the year, was building Tafgart. facmtrly of the deport- aag Haw M will neat. la?. 29 -vi 30 31 >2 syllable dent* received degree*. These 544 additional apartments with ■** ff •' " opportunity their own to subscribe far health and accident ■Bui It srtD wed. Na ffuts-srt- «id V 35 40. Rancid degrees 3d put the number of plans to build 144 more. These As one of insurance plan supplementing %rlH ba If » a 41. That thing granted b* MSU since its found¬ will bring the total to nearly In projects of to- 37 3P 39 42. Hurried university health services. >g. fnr 44. Cunning ing tn 1853. past the 54,040 2.M# housing units for married MSU la As a result of the revolt in 45. Transgres¬ mark. The new unita will of oduoa- 40 41 42 Hungary and admission of Hus- sion In replace more Uus In OfctMWa. gaitan irfugiei uuu ing-Unrtau* 47 46. Inlet September, enrollment 45 4fc 1.444 barrack-type apartments 43 48 K 44 44 Si 47. Poultry product reached istration a record high with reg¬ of 20.125 students. Of States, MSU announced that it would reserve 16 scholarships, 4r. Nap s or. this number, 19.125 were study¬ other major construction com¬ Jn addition- to its programs of normally available to foreign 52 53 54 .^amzUion; ing on the main campus in East pleted in 1956 included the . foreign assistance. MSU contin¬ students, for Hungarian refu- 4 bbr. ued to attract a large number Lansing and at residence cen¬ Brody dormitory group for Ufcen, m&'j, memo AN STATS NSWs Honors College Head "Iff i, 1*11 r*t* Named JANUARY Is Dr. Idzerda To Direct Sorority Rush Program (Continued from Page 1) post office Friday, Jan. IB, from 9.30 a.m. to 1 p.m. to make out Vises the rushees to "art natural, relax and enjoy themselves" during the rush parties. Rushees who have Clearance preference lists. They will be any pro¬ asked to list the sororities in the blems or questions about rush College Opening order they would be willing to are urged to rail their counse¬ Planned for Fall pledge them. Rushees are advis¬ ed to list three or four preferen¬ lors They arc also told that if SPORTSWEAR they deride to drop out of rush, ces, but they must be willing to thrv should go to the post office Michigan State's new Hon¬ pledge any sorority listed Coeds l-itnirp 1 '3 ors College program will be must have been to the house three times in order to pledge a at the regularly scheduled time and mark their cards according- SHOES ACCESSORIES directed by Dr. Stanley J. Id¬ srority. This may include the Jy. Fall teas. Rush officials empha¬ Miss Fox has announced .that zerda, an associate professor of humanities. size that a coed may be asked to pledge a sorority even if sha Student ID pictures will be used to identify the rushees, but she CORSETS & LINGERIE didn't attend the preference emphasizes that these pictures In his new appointment Dr. are for identification only dessert of that sorority. Idzcrda will serve as assistant to Dr. Thomas H. Hamilton, These preference IHts will be compared with lists sent In by Kay Line, LaGrarige, I iJ.. se¬ nior. is PanHel rush chairman, INFANTS' & CHILDREN'S and Jean Gregory Lower White vice-president for academic af¬ the sararftles. This work Is done Cloud senior, is in charge of fairs. by paid workers, and the soror¬ The Honors College was es¬ This bleak vtsta near McMorde Brand Is railed Hnt Paint and is hame far same N American airmen taking part in Antarctic Deep ity members will not see the rnshee's preference lists. counselors. COATS & SN0WSUITS tablished in November to pro¬ Preeaa Operatien. vide special opportunities for The sororities will then Issue All Yoin; Knitting superior students. Plans call for its starting operation in the fall Built by Scaliev Team formal bids and these may be picked up Saturday, .Jan. 19. Nmls at CHILDREN'S SHOES of 1957. -t Coeds, who are not given invita¬ tions, will be called beforehand MD it? "We are particularly fort un¬ In having a man of Dr. Id- tenia's competence to am« South Pole Base by their counselors. Formal pledging will be held Kay's Sunday, Jan. 20, and the invita¬ direction of til tions will include directions as PAH! V Knit Shop Completed by Navy C Murr • president John A. Hannah, "for to time of the event and what Mtt.l his education has been unusu¬ to wear. ally brand and thna he will he Raren Fox. Flint sophomore able to see the Honors College McMURDO SOUND, Antarctica A Navy Seabee and rash publicity chairman, ad- 207 M.A.C. Avp. program In Ita relationship to — the many disciplines which team has completed construction of a U.S. base at the South ■SITkSHfllHI characterise Michigan State Val- Tole. versify.'* Dr. Idzcrda, 36. joined the It will be home duriiu? the approachinjr Antarctic winter for 18 American scientists and Navy men, who will make UilVA'^ U-'J' iiul university's humanities depart¬ observations for the interna- ment in the Basic College as an exactly by taking obser¬ fcdr ... w-MMant professor in Septem¬ tional geophysical year. more vations of the stars. FEB. 8,9 I, AST FIRST ber. 1952. He was promoted to The departure of the Seabees ivo show Building took six weeks The the rank of associate professor left nine men at the pole, all DAYS — 7:«0 P.M. Scabces put up seven buildings July 1 this year. A native of members of the party which will JANUARY in the two-mile high polar pla¬ New York City, he was an as¬ winter over. They are Dr. Paul sistant professor at Western teau. Prefabricated parts were A Siple of Washington, D. C., Michigan College, 1951-52, bc- f-rc coming to MSU. dropped by parachute to the 21- man construction party. leader of the expedition, and eight Navv men under Lt. Jack FREE Dr Idzcrda has two bachelor'* The young Navy engineer who Turk of Auburn, Mass The re¬ degrees, one in social science supervised the woik flew back maining scientists are cn route Diamond Nerdlr Clearance from Baldwin-Wallace and the to McMurdo Sound Saturday t«» Antartira by ship. sr. <»nd in mechanical engineer¬ with the last of the Seabec par¬ Bowers said the buildings of ing from Notre Dame. He re- ty. He is Lt Richard A. Bowers the South Pole base were set and or L.I', INES. of ■ reived a master's degree in Harrisburg, Pa into snow cellars, so that their American history and a Ph.D. During his six-week tour at roofs ail are the same height degree in European art history the bottom of the world. Bowers above the surface When the rrrords, with Lntire Stork Fall and Winter lL said, he took 120 observations of winter winds come, they will at Western Reserve. He is a member of the Committee for the sun and believes, he pinpoin¬ blow over the roof-tops evenly- VING Documentary Reproduction of ted the pole to within a quarter- % eoretically, at least-without purchase of mile. Refraction caused by the causing drifts. the American Historical Associa¬ COATS cold air caused some error, he The buildings are connected tion. and it regional secretary of said Hi Fi the American Society for Aes¬ by tunnels. Eventually only the thetics. Scientists who will spend the top of the weather dome and sunless, six-month winter at the lie is married and has five pole hope to pinpoint it even the radio towers will show above the snow. Phonograph »«M»s*Kni*o «iWf children. at TeNSfoU I Ar in Junior, Hannah Jielurim pi? .n. Tfel5R*elC Misses' and Petite Sizes From Far Ea»l *T**tn»r, ITHS' FRAME IT NOW BWfKTWfva President John A. Hannah re¬ rutnnii»» lumed to the MSU -campus Dec. hit 9 i ▼ $ 48 TECHNICOLORma* 22 after touring 11 countries" on' a combined university-govern¬ PROTECT THAT CUT PORTRAIT ment mission. Dr Hannah inspected MSU WEDNESDAY operations in Okinawa and Viet¬ WITH A SUITABLE FRAME nam and surveyed American (across from Berks,) JOH N GREG SON (trig. 69.95 to S7j Orig. 89.95 foreign aid in the Par East. ."ABOVE US THE WAVES" WE HAVE ALL KINDS *4 ALL PRICES -■if ■c *78 Orig. 8100 GALLAP-AUSTIN STUDIOS SYMPHONY 218 ABBOTT RD. PH. ED 2-1813 OF bubolz INSURANCE « ng fall fee • — Am . BtaO farulmilMI,, fclmNM Mrfc l tnm • Thai ACROSS FROM STATE THEATRE BEAUTY FASHION and *88 98 g ium- ma fan VERSATILITY Orig. $110 to 8119 Orig. 145.95 • at Uie Awaits yoor approval at Dressy and casual styles; fitted cbuts; shining black coats and pastel i-Chlef Editor SHEPARD'S. If ever shorties. Black and white tweeds, some with alpaca linings. Finest University of California inairr I her, wan a drossy shoe woolen fabrics and luxurious Imports. Ireclor right for every occasion Radiation Laboratory ... THIS IS IT! Sim»' MACIMINT INTIRVIIWS All Remaining Fall and Winter %llf««U giirh.ii • JANUARY 10 SUITS • Pbyilmti I? 1 % % Off! ' to ,' I I CwUci EXOTIC JACK BRESLIN — Placement Bureau ilrf he elear'*' Tropical Fiah today far appointment Worsteds, flannels, tweeds, imported tartan plaids. m 1 oae in i Al r(:RL, there are unique opportunities to work ■ : •*' ill Dressy and casual, costumes, ensembles, designer HtacUl Aquarium Supplies with some ol Amenra't outstanding leaden in unclear originals. Junior, brief and mjsses , IS mearrh and to utilize the mmt e.pansive lacditics SYMPHONY time is TEA TIME, DANCE sizes. Hfrrk" I'arrakceta in this Md. Here, new idaa, and te< hnique* are i tho*r traditinnal and there » the opportunity to do what TIME, PARTY TIME . . . YOUR TIME. aboAf Lanark* has never been done before. Sun* flan now to meet with I'CRL'i representatives ONLY i. hog Supplies They will pvr vnu full detail* no opportunities in |2»5 f name Food ft AectMoriea )«, told and dnruia luture openings at the labora if and Inry's Lavermore and torkeley utee in Northern 319 EAST | and California's San Francises gay Area. 1M SOITI (hepard»u.ii < • -I state competitions jun1 two laek these request Will Receive Free Instriietion Fifteen member*. of the dis- invit-it ion.ittu ipate m events this week the Mulligan Itilercolleglnte Fifty high school science and mathematics teachers wilt Tonight Bel! Shew n « »' - ' Si u 11 : I.I aituos xt;«te_;.*v nit* com¬ attend a six-week seienct education summer institute •r and Jo, Ft,. » ' sin; Km petitive meet Saturda> in 1 di-- sponsored by the National Science. Foundation fit Michi- • n W ill llHi l a V .,.11 at Cent ml Michigan O I gall State. . . . i.\< 1 V» I vjt> If- ni h ie .11 Mt. Pleasant. Discussant A $50,000 grant from the iiifutm.il seminars and discus- WTVS-t. ifvi 1 1. u| e i't 111 loui t"Uii is uli tin th. xlonx. Thr rami- ev.-r.inf, Hi '.el, ' Whal Should He The foundation was accepted Dec . WKAIt-TV piettrnn. "Ontio- The courses are designed to Hole ot the United States In 2M by the State Hoard of Agri versv." will letiiiri te the in the Middle .F:»ht ' culture. dimulate interest in, and in- with a lii'i-. on tile Middle Director of the summer insti¬ cicase the understanding of, the the firs! intercollegiate Iffh K.i-t ;»t ' .hi 1 H.nhe' I.e. tute will be Dr. K. It. Dutton. sciences," said Dr. Dutton, "and at home ate acheduled l«»r Feb¬ sing hi t ', -indent aM.I Mtehfle Rot k 'n* Roll sinicr I I. I. piofessoi of chemistry who wu. to aid teachers ill developing student Iro n ruary Id art*! 25. < je 1 \. : I'-.ai 1'iesley, 21. of Memphis, ron- named to direct the new Scion e more effective demonstrations liiri.e. a. -let.-,.( ' , fl-lte-h I"ta■ r..|vv,e IV.loll will hold t«mpl.ttes his .Army pre-lnduc- and Mathematics Teaching Cen¬ tor laboratory instruction" Kl'i IW h t'.i'i « I hi Its I list general meeting on tion mental examination as lie Credit courses will be ol ter This will be the first time a.,. !;,.•> the I ,itcl States, Tuesday' evening in the Union. began being pnn-essrd last I ri- tered m chemistry, physics and MSU will be host to the rum- (Ur in Memphis, mat hematics and will coincide n.cr institute sponsored by the with the regular summer se>- National Science Foundation. MI.SK: 10 1011, June 24 to Aug. 2. The programs were initiated ex- Bus. til. Denn "Any high school aeleiire l •Timentally with two institutes teacher In eligible and a deocrlp 1953 and have increased Tin: m . Slightly Injured live brochure and application blanks will be available on re¬ gradually to a point where there will be summer Institutes in 95 By lutomohile quest about mid-January," Dr. colleges and universities MEL-O-STATERS! ■ of Paul F. business eeived minor Smith, assistant dean administration, injuries Thursday ie- Button said. Applications he returned by April I and awards will he announced short¬ ly after that, he indirated. should throughout the United States and its territories this summer. Uuion Commends Construction continues on the Student Services building to Ite completed by next fall. ED 2-5065 I when ho was struck from be¬ The 50 awards to be made will include all tuition fees, a Says 2 Men Kidnaped Her hind by an automobile. travel allowance, and a stipend Music Therapy ■ ■■■■■■' 'IIIOIIIIIIIIll h\ Smith behind Ag a way row lltl! Jut of near while building at 5 15 p.m. He was walking parked cat the Dairy of week $75 per week, phis |H«i maximum of four Ml is dependent up $15 anticipated," Dr. Dut¬ pet to a Courses at MSI J Michigan State has been com¬ Marie McDonald Found Safe EN'CINO, Ciitir, (1-1 — Ma- mites east of her San Fernando lost two caps from her ft »> immediately transported to Olin ton explained, "that partici¬ mended by the American Fed¬ Valley home teeth. WE JAKf Hospital where authorities pot t»sl he had incurred hiuin-s pants will elect two of the three courses offered in the fields of eration of Musicians for Insti¬ tuting the nation's first degree rio McDonald, glamorous year- old actress who vanished 33- Mis> McDonald was picked Shortly after Ijer arrival at the hospital sht1 was quoted In up by a truck driver on the on < best, elbow and arm chemistry, physics and mathe¬ program in music therapy. Thursday night and turned up -EXTRA ("APE Driver of the car, Ft ley, instructor in engineering, Kurt K matics, and one of two demon¬ stration courses, earning a total The resolution congratulating MSU for its pioneer work in injured and hysterical on the highway and taken to an Indio A L«h» Angeles detective as ing she had been sexuallv mo desert 24 hours later, rested in tested during her 24 hour or has had no complaint repistenst of nine quarter hour credits for music therapy was drawn up at deal. But Dr. Allan Fisher, wlm against him. the session " a recent convention of the seclusion at her luxurious En- musician's union, and a copy treated her. said there was m. 'A series of lectures by noted cino home Sunday. evidence of any kind of criminal w as forwarded to the university. !n as 1 iitr %. scientists forts are is planned, and ef- bring made lo house It reads in part: "The music Police in nearby 1/w Angeles attack." department of Michigan State reported they have no trace of Los Angeles Police l.t 1! the group as a unit to faetlitatc University was the first ... to the two swarthy men she said man Zander, one of the In .* • offer a music therapy degree kidnaped and beat her during - "ierl Dry Cieaiiiiig The offering of such a degree points to the importance of a terrifying ride into the desert. In her only public statement question her at the hospital, ,n the actress gave a "very str.. ' • music in our daily living " since her disappearance, the act¬ forward story." Michigan State was the na¬ ress said after being returned to "There is certainly no «v. for I hat neat tion's first university to offer Iter home late Saturday night dome to contradict what !: FCfe. 8.9 a four-year training program in "I am thankful to be home. tells as being true," he said music therapy Zander said the art rev » ' Thank (!M I am safe with my him she was iti bed late Thni trim Jook wliieli children. There were time* whet* I thought I would never see day night when she heard them again." noise outside her home. Whether you he il ipiiet eouple statement "She looked out a window " The \va?» made Zander said, "and saw a man you require. through Brand. her attorney, Norman walking bark and forth with .» stick or something In his hand Marie had been carried in* > the house on a stretcher follow¬ trying to attract the attention ol her boxer dog. ing hours of treatment and ques¬ tioning at a hospital in the de¬ "As she looked out she ■ • 1 1 College Cleaners sert town of Indio, about 150 marie . . . Mcdonald resting . . . man standing nt the wind" 1 in. the outside with a gun. Sht it was a sawed-off type \v» SOI A l>lm( I It on il Cash & Carry ANNOUNCEMENT BY pun." hospital Her hair was matted The detective said Miss V Illinois College of with sand and her fingernails Donald told him the man or !• OPTOMETRY were broken A doctor said she ed her to open the door and had a swollen upper lip. cuts, him and his companion in "i Applications for admission to abrasions, a font injury nnd had would fire into the room wht COMPLETE classes beginning Febiuaiy 4, 1957 and September 9. 1957 are now being received. ■mmmmmmmmmmmd her three children were sleei The actress said she adim'' elnmoring crowd •EUROPE: or a , . , the men, one about 35 and *' Three year course other in his 20's. and was Id- There"* -pare abound RENTAL 70 Countries, 76 Days, *1305 • SKI of professional study . folded before they took her fi" Leading to the Degree of Summer "3*—%horter trtp nptumstm the house. She laid they told l ■ ■ lurnpe fur Collegians •I Doctor of Optometry 155 Srqufda-Pasaitens-C'allfornlaBi they wanted *t®|lIt, money, > ?■■■■■■■■■■» rings and : Requirements for Entrance? Kewpee's Two years (60 semester hours or equivalent quarter hrs.) in spe¬ cified liberal^rt^and sciences. Delicious coffer Tempting fond WRITE FOR BULLETIN TO: REGISTRAR DUE to Nm MicMgaa taaa, Dm ILLINOIS COLLEGE Homemade pastry of OPTOMETRY Daily* ti n.m. • 12 p.m. — Friday and Saturday • 1:30 a.m.! JJ4I So. Michigan Ave. IFC Snoktr ia Nm Uaiaa loaigM Tertiaotagy Center, Chicago 16, Til. kaa km nuu aaaa^^^a wau^v^^^puv^pua# and About intereotinir and challenging opportunities In A FULd LINE OF FINE all phases of Petroleum and Chemical Research and Engineering? StaaNari OH Ciaipaay (lad.) SKI EQUIPMENT Has openings at all dagraa levels for CHEMISTS ENGINEERS Chemical t'repare p- - for luc mining Electrical ...krndt of fun in (hp anow! CMI vz> Members of our Research and Engineering Technical art/ lereoorts Staff will viait your eampua te anowar your quaat- ioaa. Arrange for an interview an THURSDAY, JANUARY IMh ACB06S FROM THE UNION At your office. MNMMMMflMNMMMMMNMMMMMMWMAWUW Ticket Sales Begin HATE PLACEMENT lit RFAC IVTERMIAV SCItEDt'LE I'MI'l OVERS OPENINGS FOR TIIE EOLt.OWING MAJORS: January 7, 1957 RVTCmO AN STATE NEWS Page Five Tryouts for Three Plays Begin Tonight " .11. «J A E St.,lev M .nuf.it - Itu A•'oi'i11.. I ihrt.il Arts Ik Tuesday for Opera Jan 9 State Ittrlng Co. Dept of Jan 9 Link Aviation, In,-. Ohio of Highways — Agriculture majors. Civil Fle«*-. Meeh Lnginecr-. A- In. I it*. TV. nut. w ill twgin tonight for rt-ulv cast is Hie rule i»f the f»i ogon This a ,!i •• .bi.-cte t in'ii R"le- f-n 24 men and 12 Former Infantrymen Combine Kiigibeci ' 1 ' ' ' tn-ti for ;i musieal romedy. a Inlrrpreter. Saklni. It will he to Je.r It ivi'l. i tjilcii-n's t!i< • mm h. .in iv.iibilile. -omc of .I.m ft . tbeatri I .in jfig pl'o- t»l.tved a miic ic.iI < ornedv a ».i gr.ul student, wlio will also \dvatiee iryout-.- v. ill be held an.d dani im: Song and dam e J a ft 9 Mugt'i'ne.^Tne, Me.'hiitucal Ftigtneet s 1' • ' pieserile.i v\ inter .1 bv the MSf *••!»»• 4s technical consultant to for fit--age Gershwin'- find i chem i' ^u ill hi gin th« end Jan' ft Reliance Electric A . a; pi mg term Hull Iturll. plav director. Ct.o'y to be pietitint spring of winter term. All Khgmeet -. except ( 'luMiiic.ll Tickets fur the He Paur Opera flala which will Engineering Co The tl route w ill h. held to- Rob" fi r five men and five appear «' thl.Tbm lav Kritla.v ill the Ami on the roncert series, will I*. tributetl Jin 0 Corps of Engineer--. L'S.\ Aecfg Major- Civil. M.vh. A in 4'* wit-en .'. ill tie i a t for an or- A t f> 7 I.., •» :m Tuesday at H a.m. Jn the Cnhm sworn! floor check room fclec Engineer* M. p Holes • • i.' ,1 far.';, v. U,r d oi ft • Students nuist present coupon A" of their winter i Jan 9 US Depk^nf Agriculture Etectiicai Engineer - • • n < e. i: eiiuible lud wti t«-i FOR EXPERT term ac¬ Jan Jj. Universal El.eeUic Electrical Engineer ' i:«. tivity hooks anil will have forp« • l at ion ' 111 11 ' I' • f|OM the S.-ldb P., IIrrtiilK ( Itiinurtl • |fnir-Si> liner the choice of hearing the tie During the war in thr Pacific, Jan 9 Gitfel* A VaUe4. Jne. ' ilea He pa I tu id Illy need • I'ermnnrnN the Infantry Chorus sang from Civil, Ifidtm -A- Merh. • ! foi role-, im The Teat,-mio • h>r SI F ftit'inrn I'littr program or the thm Engineer • Hair ( titling Iow a Jim* to It id Xatthelm. lie of the August Al-.on to f.. Jan. 9 I'S Naval Avionics Cossack chorus Feb. 2ti. Tic¬ ginning at Fort Hi* Physician. Meeh A. Flee. ' o- J t)„. ,.f Ki t,. 1 • Sp ill i n Chi it,.it. Fellow Start the New. Year with in 1912. the Facility Engl s. lei mei t kets for the latter go on sale men were resUiiumd in in,-. utg 1 a b, er • > a New Hair Style from 1941 to Jan 9-10 The M • •• the pi.IV e • e| m :• Tea'! . . . I Corporation Chem, Physic*. A Acctg. t f,,r Tie Aril. iay ugh' Fell. 19. Leonard He Paur. de¬ - major; Chiuis, Civil, Indus'. v . «ge in < >< maw a. n-oi- caw b,- Tin* Dp Paur «xHnpan> had it tached from the Inf.intrv In Un¬ Elee, A Meeh Engineers. ' r of the »b ii ji fei < dept.' t . •,, ill ... U^f M A1SU MARGARET-LOUISE BEAUTY SHOP til Puree a> ih..rj| fur < > in .wan- and > ej.M.w ' foi t iinab' Iieginmng during World Wat II their Jan. 10 Detroit Public School All Elementary a tut Secundatv - peak n-o 'V. The .1!I group tejrn bu;Mn> • tniixir.il show. "Winged Victor*." when <• Negro tjuurtet «»t the Education majors me. ting w jl! becin at 7 d'» p • 21:! AHIWVrr HMIfl. Ill) 221X12 372nd Infantry took over the singinc activities. \ll Regiment gut Jan. 10 dualHiity Trust Co. All ilitete-ted in banking, llie women in the plav lb ' . M . V hig« »her in a Pint I)ix boiler W->rd has spread th.,t. K«». of New Yolk arc Okinawam and male rules t regardless of major room singing "M.truly Lou." Si\ Dix bad the U t singing outfit Jan. 10 Van Dyke Public Home Ee, Eng. Firm, Music, in, In.le a I'.h, jrinv ruhooel. two Liu e-M ,ne r ftie ac. , years later a chorus of 31 e\- in the East, aril thf. USD and Schools A Speech Therapist captains and a sergeant. \!- .-f .HeJtor - ,.f n ame (H's walked on stage in New W.u Hon! commit!*** began bid¬ Jan 10 I'nion Bag-Camp Chemistry A Forestry majors York fi»r their Carnegie debut. ding fot their talent n.«- n. i Paper Corp. Chem. Met A Meeh. Engrs. (luti-riii!! Service used their furlo.or' t«, t,,u, Jan 10 Hie Chesapeake A Ohio Civil A Electrical Engineers. f -r th» USD. Railway Co LES GOURMETS * Term Purlie* Sentencing I-iter M> Jan. 10 Sumner Chemical Com¬ Chemii al Engonvi Atn.y". a - f)e- P.IUI left t ..si t- pany. Div of Miles feted i!. was seat - Laboratories, Ine lt«'«liiiir:iiil VLiiimi;,-,ill-lit I IiiIi tlors. invitee you to reserve Tea- Near for platoon men, . -.'I geatd.s. ..M,:nimu uti-: s anti-tank expel K ing Company MHtlon.il T here were l». hdel a'ld l if il'iTa li Jan 10 Columbia-Southern Chemical Corp. Chemist : Chem Civil A Indus. Enginwrfi . MoCh Eire,. , February lf» for llie * Weiliting Kere|ition<« reheat «.ul; Taniaribuelii n,< 01 er.ru ei» J .ri 10 Standard Oil Company (Indiana) Civil, Meeh A Chem En gi nee I s ANNUAL BUFFET DINNER DANCE • July I. 1945. someone remem¬ llllffelx Jan to University of California Physics. Chem. A Math majors. bered that thr 372nd had Ex-Student Fares rhoru*. Thr group a Radiation laboratory Meeh Met.. F.hv A Chem Tirkel *ali-» will to- imnoiinml was railed to¬ , gether for performance. In the Engr: 15-Year Maximum a Jan. 10 City of Chicago Bu¬ Civil and Mechanical HOME DAIRY CO. audience were I t Gen. Robert C. Ri. hardsell. reau of Engineering Engineer.; Pacific area Jan. 11 International Business All interested in sales, Kinney Tnmnrihurhi. for¬ army commander, and Maurice mer MSU student convicttsl Evan*, noted in terms of Using actor, who thought thr glrr club Machines Corporation Jan. 11 Washington National regardless of maj<>t Liberal Aits A Bu- Admin. BALFOUR'S It 19 S. \\ u-liin»nitentiary. There is no mint- I've i-tjn •• -a-.(.doled i! Company. A Chem Engineers. KI SS IICSH I mile- — I'liiirli ( ai|i- mum term. we weren't the last *ia " Jan 11 International Business MS. PhP I'fiy>ic; A Math T.tmat ibuchi. 27. found ' Only was six "leo.hcr >if the Machines Corporation majors Meeh A FJee. Engr*. "Your Kiilfour Man" guilty «>f the manslaughter chorus wrte professional sirup m Jan 11 The I'lllleli llowl- Snack Sets Maytag" Corporal inn All Er gmeers — barge on Dec 14. for the fa'al before th»- war Others tanged Ann Arhor Slorr 1.121 S. Coivrrslly Jan 11 The Carborundum Chem . Phy ucs A Acctg. tn-ating r»f his seven-year-old from s'i'i ' pit e-k« :* t.. in in NOrmandy .117.1V Ann Arhor, Mirh. •rt. Kent, last June 17 - Company majc>r- AM F-rgineers isters Friday night's Opera Orc.t Jan 11 !)evi»e A Reynolds PhD Organic Chemist* Chem The verdict was returned bv performan. e will include a rtttn- Co. Inc. A Chemical Engineers. Judge Salmon, sitting without a panv of fifty -fiv* n ixed » : , Jan 11 lamg Island Ughting Civil. F.lec A Meeh. jury, after a three-day trial. Solor-ts and full ofche-tia. Company Engineers A Japanese Hawaiian fresh¬ Jan 11 Wright Air Development physic* A Math majors. Chem.. man in agriculture, Tamarlhitchi Center Civil, Meeh A Elec Engrs. was in fisU. arrused of beating the a fare tennis and his stomarh with racket and a son Cagers Michigan State New* small wooden mallet from the (Continued from Page 1) boy's tool chest. lost to Wichita. N'ebta f?a. Your K*y to the Campus . . . He admitted the beating, say¬ Wnshington-SL Louis and In¬ diana. ing he did it because the boy California dairy farm* prn* Against cwnm't! opp-.nent*. kept playing after I told him duced 33 540.000 pounds of but¬ t<- go to Michigan at. I Mu htp tn State sleep." ter and 16.171.00 pound When his son began to vomit split. State losing to Butler and beating Nebraska. cher*e in 1955. "blood and lost consciousness, Tamarabuchi took him to Spat - Tonight'* game will mark the row Hospital The boy was pro¬ dehut of John Green. C'f" center nounced dead on arrival. of the Spartan*. Green, who en¬ At the trial last month, the tered State at the beginning of prosecution asked fot Tamari- la*t winter term, offielalt* be¬ bitchi's conviction on a second- come* a *ophomore today and degree murder count I* now eligible for vanity com¬ In his manslaughter verdict. petition. Judge Salmon agreed with coun¬ Saturday'* Purdue game was sel for the defense that ntalice one of those old-fashioned had not been proved beyond a heart breaker* The Spartans reasonable doubt. fought from behind again and V Psychiatrists testified at the tiiul that Tamaribuchi was men¬ tally disturbed at the time of again only to see Kehrt swish his seconds. set shot »n the waning BUY •he killing. He was then under¬ Purdue jumped off to a fast going psychiatric treatment for 9-1 lead before State caught his fits of temper. fire and began to chop down USED TEXTBOOKS The case will not be appealed. their lead FLUORESCENT ARROWS mnlrhnt n»t» of 5 tfi" firlH FOR by S ft W ARCHERY Rent GEOG. 213 FOOD & NUTR. 100 hu.v hy far .. « from $9.50 to $10.50 per doit* You muM Mf them (o appreciate their value ECON. 200 SOC. SCL 232 OPCN EVCIT EVENING S P.M. U » P.M. Information. rod ED 2-2027 ( II? GREENFIELD PARKWAY. EAST LANSING HIST. 241 ACCX 321 Jaat Nil af Hagadorn and Mrtb af I'S-U PLUS HUNDREDS OF OTHER COURSES THE WINNERS Of The KING SIZE PIZZA CONTEST AT -i- THESE WINNERS TO COLLECT ON DAYS GIVEN BETWEEN 5-9 p.m. • • Gibson's EMMONS 4R-JAN. 7 BUTTERFIEI.D 4A - JAN. 16 • • BAILEY 4A-JAN. 9 RATHER 3B-JAN.17 • • ARMSTRONG BRIAN 4A-JAN.10 3B-JAN. 14 • • E. SHAW W. SHAW 10-JAN. 21 10-JAN. 23 UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE INC. 128 W. Grand River • THE PIZZA PIT (IN THE PEOPLES CHURCH BLOCK) MIUC. .... - VX MICHIGAN MAT* MIWi Clntncclloi* Denounces Plan -Sparring" Tankers Smother January 7. 1957 Page RE* IM Hl-llghls Involving IMi.Cl Atlilelic Aid An Era Ends llooptcr Is Fine Joe Campbell, guard on the Ihirdue basketball tram who was A meeting managers is day at 7.30 p.m. hockey oftoinbethetheheldJcnison Tues¬ BERKELEY, CALIF. («P*-Unl- vrrsity of California Chancellor work student." and study as any other lly I.AHKV Cil'STIN Strong Opposition slilr Nrw. Night l dil.tr injured during Saturday night's pmr. wa- reported in excellent linn. * * * I'lark Kerr said Saturday the Dr. Kerr was asked whether California might withdraw from Ci'iii- I'lillltii'i-'x ilwixion victory over Sopor Ua.v Robinson Medley Swimmer* Better Pacific Coast Conference has condition an i ready !1 glu for aetion when the Boilermakers Reservations for use 6-9«».! bas¬ taken a "long step tward pr ' the conference if changes weren't made In the proposed rode. la a MVilm-silay murknl tin- «-i»l "f a great champion's* '100-Yard Relay Reeord meet Ohio Stale' ketball courts at thru Friday and Satur¬ pin fessionalism" with its attitude v. iyn. that nf a man who will ln> remembered as one of the JERRY ROnBINN Monday lie replied this might come It* Campbell dishvaled Jjm jaw on financial aid to athdetos. i la—lest fighters. pound-for-|iounil, ill history. day from 8 in the morning to 3 uiivicf Yon-idt iatjon and al>-» Sport* Editor m the second half Saturday, but in the evening can be made The conference approved in there was a possibility that the He went out as all trreat fighters ure supposed to. fight¬ Shite .New* Feung w;o able to snap it Di In calling the IM office. prinyjjjJe Filiykiy a plan of aid '-> school 'might refuse to follow ing iloun to the wire.,To many in the Madison Square Clar- Michigan Stale's swimnilnti team pried the lid off its bark into place. athletcT^brfsed on their indivi¬ along " di a or national audienee. it was one of the Snpar Man's I»r,7 season last week in championship form. * # * dual needs and the cost of living T'.\toi minator c art i r pit-parcd i!e.Pile the l.nt this program had be* n in effect at the othci >,nk his headquarters, lie won the welterweight title from Against tSe W.vlfi'.a k Mu 'ii gan State phu-eU first in the 40»V dley relays. to subsidize athletes in the1 oil conference schools. In the 200-yard medley relay. seven yarn medley t> lay , diving. 20't season, when they'll in #no dit Pr Ken admitted California yard t».-M k.stroke and 4OR-yard Coach Clniek McCaffree's quai fetent position than any other WI'iil.i be at competitive disa l- f-eestylp relay let of Nichols, Paul Renike. Hog student " with othei PCC schools Harmon and Patterson race t \ tr.Uge The rombination of f'.rrg Mar- He suppoitru ?!.» idea "i .be¬ if it had a 1. i i aid program. oidrk, Itave Mcl'affree. Bot» home in I 44.4 to slash the Aid ing athlete- diuiug Pie sea: en 1 ut he said the new proposal Thomas and Jim l.ankn ropped crican record of 1.44.fi set by becau-c of hea\ v .pi.u tu.e and t. w a State in 1930. would not be acceptable to the the 400-yard piedley relay tu playing schedules California student body and 4 13.6. The same medley team set i But oft season." Kerr said. •would cause trouble all up pn.1 new varsity. Big 10 Relays and The freest\ In "i' lay team < f "They have the same ehance to down the line." NCAA record in the 400-yaid (iordy Formdf. C".,>t. Ji;" C'le- "Players would he booed whi i relay with a time of 3 49 0 The i fit 1 let.nis Pak» j an t Jhni time betters fithat set by tou.i , they |o-e like any of the pro- pHtt' i.on plaeed first in 3 29 3 V T'F"V'H lt -moimI ti am-." 1m asserted. S>««rh.n Ii... k.-»t. • e ace. V State in last year's Rig 10 R, lays of 3 54.5 and is a new firno Eullmrr drops Sugar Ray Robinson for :» six count in the Nichols. s|d ished his way home The 30-day trotting meeting at vvrnlh round of their tniddleyyeight title bout Wednesday. 11> i:tt.» u ia the tw in-centu- NCAA event. NRa.eway tin-- FEB 8,9 FieehoM. atti acted 146.548 fans ot i v h.i, kselash r.u . In the 400-yard brrastrokr- run rm u iv who likes ... si a on 22 per cent more than in 1953. Tommy■_Hell In an elimintttion after cominR off the ennvn-a Fl.. - tin' V t.uUrrfly relay Bee Edinglon, in the eighth round. Spartan-- appeal I es l.ohaugh. Renike and liar put together a time of 4:03 Kay 's career as middleweight champion has been dra¬ jM-o.-i tnon m: A'th ■■Ugh Mi.'hig »n .3 to better Iowa State's 19.30 Meals are always the best matic and filled with unusual events. 4:15.4. evil •. ra «e - >'t)test. i reeord of He started a riot in Berlin after kn.vninjr Gerhard Meet I HEW M"n M>ues placed their The Spartan mermen swam way to victory in hbaugh, Fornrl', ll.'l.'i ;aml in downtown Lansing returned to New York for the rematch. Before a huge and low a Stair. P.akfr and Clemens won the 400- crowd at the Polo grounds he TKO'd Turpin in the 10th. Tht Spartans patlu :ed firsts yard race m 3:33.6. lew Steps Mast I'font In another dramatic fiyht. old Kooky Graziano floored Michigan National Bank Bobby with a flubbing- ripht in the third. The champ was PiicksltTiS Fit1 Wolves Saji firfflrr CUSTOM SHOP up at two and roared back with an attack which left Graz- taiio kicking. Kobinson's only shot at the lijrht heavyweight er«»wn Dnrinii W esttTii Tour ended in failure when he collapsed from the intense heat in c i:\sr i.i!\\D tin i:h i»\ rm: camits " the 1'Kh after battering: inept Joey Maxim for 12 numds. lt% .11 M TI RM R A Delightful ,\» that he lasted lonjrer than referee Ruby Goldstein who rAST I.WMM;. Michigan Humorous Spartan pin k-icrs icturue.l from their wesferti trip with ii Gallic 2. exhibiti..n r.vonl. tattan Wonderful'" After spending; titer two years as a niuhtihih dancer, he The le. r- split with Beiiver winninir the first parne l\-2 -Cm returned to the ring in 1055. of the Bay made his comeback ynod with a two round kayo over ami dropping the second 2 1. Colorado took the next two factv F'Hilarious" Bob.. Olson, after several disappointing sliowinjrs. j ante S-2 ami emj»n Biuno po11r«i\ ^ N Y. Jow'T'TI- i • • ■ ' • • • ir-i from the opening fuci of Me!" Arm, ;d r».i Mven after be knocked Olson out tor the second straight ■ I, ! ig..-i sea,-. |a-t i-;f ot the secfvnd period. —Nrwywrfit RMieza time, critics said BoIki was the only middleweight he was :? . .i 3-3 a»:.t tied t.v.i Fmi Bevouno backhandfi champion of. • Willi the puck into the Denver net- l»|V|V.-ft fit- I ulltncr proved them rijrht. The 25-year old Mormon will ..t 17 37 <»f the second peri<-: Tuesday, .Ian. S ♦ I'airthild Theatre - 7 and 9 MAI. Aicvcr be as yreat as the man he beat once was. but be i .>*an!ers •tv l* to put State ahead 2-0 Denvi t>« v »-tilI scoreless when Civ T Winter Term foreign 1'ilm Series — d. t n't ha\i t.. be. A rematch i> in store, and Mullmer 1:; 3-2 de- Cia.-ia pushed in the third hould have little trouble winningr again. ,ht .»•>* Admission ."die Spartan goal early in the fma: hi da 11.1 h«n - 1 hat. will end Bay Uohifisou's career for p»«m1. y till 7a The irtorn matrh was a dif The sp-iifin*. bid lost two frrrnt story as Brnvrr took an .Villi Stiiinliogs previous Incur en« ountrrs to early lead over the Spartans E r* North !kiknt4 scoring at '!:I7 of the flr*t |»et T Pis o IH TROt | U 91 i 9 7 19 iod. 11:21 The Pioneer* *ronrd at of the second stama and 5tontreat 71 12 6 IX Mil Scores . at 16:49 of the third. Boston 79 II 7 17 Penalties placed a major r"l« ii |tp*v«>tt .Rc'i Win '- m the Spartan defeat as Stan li n 7 31 j.1 New York breiki' late in the third X • » terrs spent 15 minutes in th« Toronto ii 19 7 3! i Sunday to pull • m a 2-1 jenalty box. U V. k t'hirago g 25 6 72 -! V 'Ail " : V< nolo Map'c Tire Colorado Tigers skatci I 4 over and around the Spartan rut the Wings Military t,ln\r» l.onj* I nderwear v\ to win fi-2 and 6-1 during th« hi ft'-in tr; H e tu -t p« rest and December 21-22 series N A.I Gray SH.IJ a ft of Tot onto seoivd in the sec- Colorado took command T . %).9S ond period .'"hn Pucvk scored the ice in the opening second Leather $2.9s after a pa-.> Irom Alex I>cl- of play when Don Wishart veechio S ^capped the puck by Selinger a' Rov-fen and Chicago tied Id 0 Ifi of the first period. and Montreal bent Nrre York The Tigers held State seore 3-2. Army IVwit Lockers lex* until the third period when E B $x.?15 CitHid Clothes and llanes i'-Shirls I lane- Briefs 7!*c 79c Parke seored unassisted and Jasson tallied three later. at 11:56 minutes MUSIC The second game was a re 0 E All M eat her Raincoats %\:m Book Chc-t (slightly irregular) play of the first night's actio-, as the Tigers outplayed the ...Spartans to a 6-1 decision. State earned its single talT W tops in rori as wn i, as with ten seconds remaining m I oreicn Intrigue Tilt: All TiMk favoutes the -second perir«d when Kcilh WITH. KRIN-O - IIAVE FROM Christoffcrson scored. Model* 5IS.95 FOX HOLE D IM1I! O MAHA - IH'STY WALKER Hockey t'oarh Aim Bewone O DICK FRENCH brand* the Colorado team as one of the heat college squads TIIERON SHKKVE he ha* ever seen. According to PX WILS He«*one. strong, to control the Tiger* experienced every are and corner "bis. able of the lATKK 15V Ice.** RADIO K STAT K TIIKATKH r:n :-!»r.:i Orion N« ruler-. VII SIC if IIRS. DAILY tion The Spartans 4-4 in the first and last games tied Michigan exhibi¬ while losing the second and third 6-3 and 5-3. I I! WIH1K r\ All Ciil«r> S T»nkrr-.1iirkrls IIV t livr.l OAl. HOI M WELCOME BACK N«vv S!1.!ir, For our Nrn War's lir-oltilion. v»r pniiniM' BY l«> {live vimi tlir Im>I wrvkr llravy I'U-tir cvit, imi all vuur "Gibson's" |vv l.riiKiir I'jnl* Ilealy (,> m Shnrs Mark Sh«*cr CIuks $1.98 rk-anin- ami llrin« thrni lo laundry nmk Mhitr SI.J'J " Tan- Mark 8.9S 1215 W. Grand River Silvrr Tan- 4.7!t CIGARETTES Sl.'il I.VPMIKY and IIRY CLEANERS New Shiny OD S 1.7a 1 I'ack* .19c 623 Ea»t Grand River — East 1 ■>vi Campn® ClaMlfledg Gophers, Gats, Pimliic Full . . I.nw Cost Sports Might SpoHi tailor — Mav t*»»*rrp — t«vt. Lam Wrohlevv«k) Before Spartan (fi'applers MUST lir.EIINr, (IF YEAII MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Mn-higan Stale's ei appler • V. < up t<- Ibf. (,'»!> w ei!»' ' January I»S1 I'atr -m« opened tlwn 1 <»"7 Ivy de *. ' 'if. f .i v, b"'_ FCIH b*a'ing Minnevot,! I'm due ami ' 'iv i"fhi; f 'e K« M M .!•!-' Noithwr- tetr Robinson \s Retirement irangu- m a at Fvansfon. '■ . C.cich V-* «:.-v ("«i|!;i. • M.S.U. VETERANS ASSOCIATION 111. • » v j.1' • ! \ Don St rot id to-'k Decision Confinnetl honors bv « ti in - «!•. : lotting l.Mia'd lk:< k 123-pound North- in hi VSC fmi; »•«-- •• '5 with I'.n f 57 .e I • p.? i WF.IIMSIIVV. JAN. 9 opening I out tlv-o outscorint 1 i! ' u .P,(f NoitfiV. c * • 111 SIC VI IIITOIMI VI - 7:15 P.M. NEW VOIIK (/T*>—Jnrkle llntiinsim confirmed Sunday ho I)i. k Mu»-!i > Miime* .« r forn.- »-m.l •'. ■ ' AIM. 4-» hn» decided to retire frunt bawliull—».decision lie had iiiiiiiaiiiiini jti i aX kept XT- crmfmenc** ami--nutn-Htid" tHIe-- secret since last slimmer—and added that Holdei in the final*-- nothing could make him change his mirftl. 130-pounder Jerry Hoke, de. It1 tiled I'll I line' : Fled K'1'L The controversial 38-youi-old Pre through with It forever," Jackie net and Minnesota', ("hai!.-- Inventory Sale Robinson, first Negro to play in confirmed. "I have lio regrets— r*untv for St.pes I uganized baseball in the mm!- only pleasant memories — and In the 1*7-pound competition. see. itv ion - ern era. also explained h»- neither has my wife. Raehel. Jim Ferguson outpointed Bill secrecy—and replied to a state¬ ment appearing in u local news¬ "The only thing 1 am sorry Wright of Minnesota and CHI paper today in % which Buxrie about, is that t had to keep Mr-re of Purdue. while heavy¬ Ravasi, vice president of the my derision a secret from my weight l.eroy Fladxeth won ref- A' Rnniklyn Dodgers, is quoted as friends among the eire's derisions from North newspaper¬ saying Jackie betrayed news- men. They may feel I haven't western's Men N'apolski and pajtennen by giving a national been honest with them in their Minnesota's Willis Wood, also magazine exclusive riifits to questions about my future. Bid a former Mig Ia champ. I«» 1 Jack CfMUcfe and I.arrt Bidden .lump with Purdue's New* Phiiio bv Hob (lain ids retirement announcement. Robinson, back ft mi a two- 1 couldn't tell them, nor could I tell Mr Stobehnm. because 1 complete State's winning after¬ noon. J mirk for po«rmion of (ho hull earlv ha stufc ©1st 7*5-71. Saturday's game which |:d McCor- week visit with his paients in California. teleph touj»h«":t pro station compelilion since la Dec 13 for $30,000 and pih .in Dick I.ittlefield will be — Screens — • inaugural ion into the ISig \t\ Michigan State's basket- voided under baseball law. ball team rolled up an impro^ive I ? record "I'm through with baseball- prjor to its Pic lo opening defeat to IVmbie Saturday. VAN'S CAMERA SHOP, INC. S|-'lilting it ■ t\*.» •• u h W> full it hi broke loose In (he second stan¬ A S|h»i for Yon I-"I I e S|».( di fot f] points while holding .. tn.hu Tan you flit this spare? If the ( oriihuskeis to '»*. (Riiggle 1^. i it you ran the State News scored !f for State. sports staff Von 79. St. ('• *l't| :t>!• > then took a !' ' •' 90- ean use yon needn't he a journalism ma jor 1615 F. Ilfrliigan Avr. h> n\ inn !!■" li 'I'lr- i« "1 f,nm tl'r unentlv »t-, \. • Sp:t»t,irv. or have had any previous ex¬ 'hi nd "II lirrr I'ltrl.init I* Frvv ami h'aty" it! n. ♦!'» . i*i' 'l'h* , veiling of game w.r- the toure nip-and- perience in newspaper wri¬ ting. If you are interested in —J Hiteham V.-i.' tu- k with the difference con¬ writing sports winter • term A; iitf 1 Putin ing. .it the foul line yon are urged to eontart Jer¬ i .. 34-3 3 I Th«* Butfaliwvs made 21? ry Rohhins in the State News a eauwu mew knot * t» iig' * ft«• throw in thr first end .t on n> offlee today 3-5 p.m. or Tues¬ ,'.!f JUDY HOUMY'PAUL DOUGLAS * and wound up with an day 1-5 p.m. .lark f)uiggl<°. top Spartan • i r 42 ot 4'» Thev m ored »«orer in pre conference pl.iv. »u • fa Id g*sib •emcrtA** ens mmii*w> -- -ui VMrwes igv»t»ii(#'as Mfcmuv »»!«*.* ucw#u netted 20 points for State with (>ui«g!r Scored 30 points for i'wrff rrrriMn bagging IV the individual high fot a Spar¬ Fr<--linirn UriiMrrs ADDED l'.ut it v as guard M«»b I'lomp tan ■ fat in the young sea- I'PA Cartoon All freshmen football l>n(tirff(p of Mutler who made the differ¬ sun. players "April in l*ortuifiir latest News. ^ interested in joining the (rush ent!* l'lnmp sank iri of 15 field Quiggte was so impressive In basketball team should meet troal attempts and nine of It Ihe tournament that he wax freshman coach Sonny Means in — Starting Wednesday — free throws for a high of 79 points. came named first on tram which the all-lournament also included the 4 Jenison Gym, Tuesday at . R I F I F I M , hf Suspense of "DIABDMQI'E" pm. State returned h>v . tv. ?1 Kansas' Wilt t'hamherlatn. lift ■ t .tlx tr.enplo M orieth*. Iowa state's fiary Thompson. °? f ' The Spat tans led ;»ti •> . Kansas state's Mob Mooter and ■■ a\ and piled up a 47 'fi hv 1 ( (dorado's Dave Mowbray. •a' halftime Larrv lb*. Id. n I ! .*fnait.m< third place in Michigan State the gin-t team. the en'ht tea m tournament Ire- The Spartans wen their epeniim "•end The game against Nebraska five, 79-6.V game was lied a at strong half-' hind Kansas and Colorado time tie State trailed 40-36 at half- at but the puiled end up of to a 68-68 40 minutes. 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