Cl.tAN MWRRr flHOW /mo |« wit • tthMtug wrek-rni fur Mill l»p" MpirlaR INHII- Tilt harbey, to4ay lo near IV Mlnalni KmlllHi ana i»m Iff low of 2 hr lot* Monday night, millri Urama all taak Imimilti Partly .cloudy wrafhrr l« forr- vlrlarlta- Mr* Ml'* M. ra*t for the I anting area. wlUt •now likely bv tonight. VOI-. 48. No. 116 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN—MONHAY, JANUAKV II. I'J.VJ price 6 cents Truman Supports Communists Crack Down Ike's Plan lliil-Kaiil Itoririm* llcariiigH Ht'gin WASHINGTON (A')—For¬ On Rebellious Hungarians mer I'rmldent Trumaii nave ihhisi' lo the Eisenhower Jliilille East plan Sumlay as (louse Foreign Affairs Com¬ mittee llcmucrats preparisl Larger UN Radar Go vermeil t fur a s|>ecial strategy ses- .iun. Forces Issues New Decree Ucp Caniahan «»C Missouri, a c n i <» r committee Democrat, Suggested • f.iiil Truman he was "Delighted" with statement expressing Summary Death Sentence Mipport ti(— summary death sentence* for anylaaly urging a strike. (jiiti (D-Ill), will turn the Mid- MUlr Nt-ws Pholo by Marshall „ . , . . . I onductor I .run a r it dr I'aur lead* hi* orchestra lliich Gait.-ki'll, Inuler of With Ru**ian armored car* Mill patrolling the .street* ale East resolution into a polit¬ during the de Paur Opera Gala Friday night in liir Aud. Itriuin'x Ijilmr party, uryetl of Kudape.st, Premier Jano* Katlar'* government i**uetl a ical loothall. In a separate interview, Rep. Sunday that I ho Unitod Na¬ decree going bevond the pre- beUen (D-Ala) said Truman's Am Policy Eoordinator tion.. oroato a laryor police violin declaration of martial views gave the quest a shot in the arm. lie prc- Eisenhower re¬ force to |Mtrnl all of l.rael'a hordera. Ho ..aid thia could Morse law. .tu-teti . the House group would ko> a resolution" "similar" to w! at Eisenhower wants. Hut he Nixon's Appointment im- taltou a. all immediate .top to oa.o dahtrrroua Mid- Attacks Ike Its terms anyone can were be so broad that brought before a tiiu not rule out the possibility «lio Eaatorn ton.ion.. .'.|xvial court and hanged wilfun 24 hours for "disturbing Reported Delayed the committee might make some the PrOjMMll tn , trir. 1M.1 iriloivlow, activity of a factory by his pre¬ improvements." Gaitskell said it would be a sence or by any other means.' srnitr hearings on the middle wonderful thing" if the United These special courts had been last proposals will begin today, States took the lead In persuad¬ WASHINGTON f/D—Sen. WASHINGTON t.Pj President Eisenhower Sunday was established earlier but were to of State Duties ing the UN Assembly to build secretary is reported delaying a deeision on whether to name We Presi- Wjtyne Mnr*e (D-Oret Sun- have dealt only with murder, M-ht-duled as leadoff witness at up such an international police tiny attacked President Kl*- looting, arson and the conceal¬ joint hearings of the Senate tlent Nixon as chief policy coordinator for povernmenL force. ment of weajions. He suggestixi that the beefed enhuwer'* request for stand¬ lorelgn Relations and Armed departments. llarald Marmillan arrive* al Hutkinsham Palarr in landm Thurs services Committees (IV a.m.). up UN force should also occupy by military and economic Sunday'x decree, published in Eisenhower was known to be I.v a> an indiraliun thai Eisen¬ ilav tn accept appointment ax new British prime minister from the Israeli-held Ga/a strip and new spa per* and broadcast bv Iiemocrats in the Senate gen- considering a change in the pre¬ hower wax giving the Vice Pres¬ tjiirrn Elizabeth. powers ill the Middle F.ast Radii* Budapest, the govern- sent m stem under which tin* part «»f the Smai Peninsula' and said "I don't projMise to wax uV.h liave been more critical ident a immmi in Ihe la tier* ex- mrnt'x reply to light down to the Gulf of new strike* and I'mter.-eeretai y of Shite .serves peeled hid fur the IWI Repub¬ sacrifice American blood for . • t the Eisenhower House colleagues. plan than as chairman «»f the Operation* lican presidential nomination A»|.itm." Few Change* drmonxtrationx last week. «ir The visiting Hntish leader Arabian oil." Tiie harsh new measures ap- Sen. Mansiicld of Montana, t'ooidinating Hoard. Nixon U nqovrtcd to have said such a police force was ur¬ M'irse - aid >-n a natioiptl tele- •pcar designed to break J lit. assistant Democratic leader, Ttus littlc-publici/cd agerny i in made it clear tie would be avail¬ vcribed ...oiic" policy. it today as a "go-it- is charged with seeing to it that the broad policies laid down by the President are followed and able for the job but was not peeving for it gently needed because he l>e- lieved passions in the Middle East are still at too dangerous New British Cabinet vi. ion program that if the prt»tM>- sal should come before t'ongrcsx today, it probably would be ap¬ •strikes, sabotage outbreak to and combat to u if reusing forestall tiie of another armed re¬ Some State Department offi¬ a j»eak to give any real Rep. Hoggs (D-I.a), appear¬ not fouled up- in the multitudi¬ hope of proved, but "I'm hoping that bellion Death sentences tan be cials have contended that the immediate over-atl settle- Appointments Made with Mansfield in a tele- an ing nous details which must be han¬ niter a thorough debate they will imposed upon anyone charged mmoii discussion filmed for Coordinating Hoard's duties in-^ ment of problems in the area. riot support it." with damaging or endangering dled by individual deportments, . volvo a great deal of routine iwisentali— In Now Orleans bureaus and agencies. (initohtU hM um United Na. "I don't beliove in pro-dated public utilities or any other vi¬ cheeking that the Virr-President tal enterprise. The government •.aid he thinks Eiaanhower "Is on iteas ante adapt "a ftrai line" declarations of war." Morse said. The lab rarrirx with It the im¬ might" not have time to super¬ very solid ground" In prtnriple in dealinc with Egypt nntesa U EON DON t/f'i I'rime Minister Harold Macmillan Sunday "The President is only 20 mill- ruled any enterprise employing plication of Intimate association vise 100 or more worker* is "vital." bid added, "it's the lark of ex¬ with the President and hi* ideas. wants lo "eresle a palnfnl hn reap|Hiiuted John Selwvti l.lovd, an architect of the Suez tiles away fioin Congress, at any planation that bothers me." I hrv were said lo feel, also, presxlon on Ihe other side of tune The new decree also provided If Nixon were named io the post. invasion, as Foreign Secretary in a new British cabinet .... that therr was some question as the Atlantic." fot sentences of life imprison¬ Hep. Vorys of Ohio, a top Re¬ U would be interpreted general- In whether Ihe Vire President with an old look. "The anxwer ix the United Na- lie also said it would im' a tions, and the I'niled Mate* ment but only in limited ease-, publican on the House Forctgf Ihe was proper official to he ' With the nation primed to ex¬ gate !«» the 1'iiittxl Nations, who would such "lenient" sentences At burs Committee, prasicd Tru- very gtani idea" tor President oufiht to step tearing down the ,.u .v stand of and predicted a committee Demo- Far Eastern rluthed •low n on with authoritv to rrark departments that wan¬ Emenhower to invite Britain new conservative Prune Min¬ , pect sweeping change. Mat mil- Ian culled on nue.t key mini ter. lias im..-! hchl an. t Die Lx« i Foreign inU r. 1953. Office United Nation* goes around the Dullr* alwayx I'niled Nations as five to be granted. 15 years at hard labor der off the policy path. to ister. Harold Maetnillan, to an stay in the post- ttiev he! t l ord PrtvV Seal, l.eadrr of the before hr through it," he Evidence of •runtiuuing re¬ i its and nearly all the Rcpub- goex. .»nhowrr's i ,in.- would go along with Ei- resolution. Expert to With these uiguments in mind, Ei>cnfiowcr was represented as early conference Gaitskcll termed Eisenhower's when Eden a> Thursdav he sueeeded Prime Unl.v Sir Anthony Minister font of la Eden', t llnusr Secretary of Commons Hutlir. >t. and who Home w j* xaid. referring of Stale. to the Secretary bellion rame from the Budapest pre** and radio, whirh reported delaying decision until for- .< Vorys expressed this view to newsman as Hep. /atbocki Visit (luni|)ti s mei Gov a Christian fierier of new Middle East pcqjiam step tn the right direction," sav¬ "a tmnisters were dlopped Maemillan's chu t rival f--i t|,o f(H»l to l*y|( I.ord i) {'resident Suez jMilines. of the Conn- "I'm States opposed lo the United being the enforcement a Hungarian I'olire Major found shot dead in a downtown wax Massachusetts takes over next ing it seems to indicate "a mole street of the rapital Saturday piipared .for Democratic col- Albeit Itavenhott. Ear Ea tern Prime Mimstei ship, :»4->eai-o|.| nl Tin- Marquis uf Salisbury, arm of the United Nations month as Undersecretary of positive" American ix>le in the night and that rehelx had held ,vagues .i rival resolution along Richard Austen Hut In was n lit. the ' Gray Euiineii' e" uf Mac- Morse said a volunteer United expert, will conduct a .series State Middle East. up a train in Wextern Hungary, lines suggested by Dean A.ch- iitillan s C'oiiM'rvqtivt party who Nations force should be of seminars, conferences and Herter is succeeding Herbert Hut, he said the api»oiiiteri Government leader m placed eson. Truman's former Secretary immediate has between the Arabs and Israel wounding the engineer. classes at Michigan State Wed¬ Hoover Jr. in that and ap¬ ttie 'House of CommoiiK an t been.t-alUnl the most power¬ i Mate. peril in the area is no due«t and Radio Budapest said the I.oifl Pnvv Sea! and given fie ful pobtu iaii m Hritatn. additional forces ik* pre¬ new nesday through Jan. 25 under parently is going to be groomed Soviet aggression but subver¬ addiUonuI post of Home Set re- C hamellor of the Exchequer pared to step into the Middle death couit.s were necessary be- /ahlocki's resolution would be the auspices of the Amencait fc»r the department's t«q> job if sion, and hr said any new tar.v. f'elcr Thotiievr-rott, 41, who wnt> East if Russia makes any mili¬ V a use 'hostile elements have i simple 1 ongressional declar¬ Universities Field Stall Secretary of State Dulles should American program would lad The new Prime Minister re¬ tary move. started up new instigating act¬ ation. without force of law, of Wlnlc on tampus HavenhoU decide to step out any time dur¬ unless it made certain there was prestUctit ••( the Hoard of Trade placed two Arnicl Force:. Mini: the Eden government ivity in recent days, after they I .s interest in the Middle East will conduct t w o seminar* ing Eisenhower's second term. at the same time: - in A He xaid the United State* also ters who played military roll Chancellor he sue.ecd* Macmil- failed to gain control through and readiness to act there. open to the public, a lecture 1. "No political obstructions" , should "insist thai the judicial in the Suez invasion. armed revolution. seminar on "Social Organiza¬ to swift clearance of the ship- ull processes he used" and that there It would not, without scpar- "As a result "f strikes and ■ <" legislation, provide for use funds in the strategic area or tion and in Economic Development- Formosp," scheduled for next Wuge Kill clogged Suez canal. 2. A quirk start on negotia¬ Antony Head Mini*ter wax af Defense and dropped »•* Sir Preside nt .Trade merly of the Sir David Eccle*. 32. for¬ Minister of Education Board of ix nothing in the rurent Middle East crisis, including the Suez coal and power shortages, pro¬ duction in most factories has Mondayt at 4 p.m. at U6 Nat. Hinxton Churrhill's 47-yrar-oltl. Canal problem and resettlement •.tutu Eisenhower the authority i seeks for use of American Sei and a graduate seminar oil InlnHliieeil tions ment for with a permanent settle¬ Egypt on control ul sun-in-law. Duncan Sandys was Minister of Defenae--Sandy of Arab refugees, which cannot been crippled. Now the activity of these enemy elements threat¬ "The Impact of the United the international waterway. i natal led in hix place. Heads formerly Minister (»f Housing he solved through international • ""ps in case of open Cum- ens to spread unemployment and I^VNSING id*) A $125 m hi laterial aaignment— if and Local Government. law. Philippines," * 1 .st attack there. States on the - an J. An attempt to make "some new make inflation inevitable Minister of Power -Sir Percy . .the scheduled for Jan 17 and Jan. hour_ minimum wage bill has progress" in settling the long¬ any—wax not announced. Referring to former President Human, in a statement at his Millx, t»7. a Birmingham indus¬ government has tried to meet 24, at 3 p.m. at 312 Ag Hall. been filed for mtioduction in the standing Arab-Israeli quarrel. Truman's statement Sunday Eden'* 49-year-old first L«)r»l that the workers' demands and help¬ «■ in Independence, Mo., legislature by Sen Harold M trialist who is n Middle East arms ambargo, Morse said: •aikedly different from the bit- ister of Education. As Admir¬ government m the House of d» feat« d in 195.$ and 195ti. ap- "But hontile element*, inclu¬ Individual eonferenees, accord¬ Gailskell said he did not sec how alty Lord llaidsham was not :i "Anybody fan be wrung." He c denunciation Aeheson c.%- Lords. He will be concerned ding criminal* freed from pri¬ i . Md last week. ing lo Dr. Lawrence W. Witt, paH^itiy would carry out a rec¬ any such embargo could im es¬ the cabinet. As Falueatioii Mini¬ with use of atomic energy in added that he believed the for¬ son* during the fighting,' ignore professor of agricultural econ¬ ommendation in Gov. Williams* tablished "without an agreement ster ho is Hailshiint ereutetl a mer President is wrong on the 11 I w ere now a member of industry and also will oversee thexe message to the Legislature on with Russia." government measure* for ' omics who has charge of ar¬ stir during the Suez crisis by matter. < United States Senate," Tru- the steel industry. the welfare of our people. !So rangements lor the Asian Thursday In talking about additional saying, "1 find it harti to sav I Morse said he didn't believe ■ -aid. "I would support tiie Colonial Secretary-—Alan Len- Uiey muxt be dealt with by mar¬ The bill excludes from cover¬ Western steps to help Hungary, half-American." His mother, the standby powers are neces¬ • ;.« st of the President for specialist. am nox-Boyd, 52, reappointed. tial law." Raven holt has sludird and age domestic servants and farm Gaitskcll suggested a vastly in¬ 'who elied in 1925, wa the Lord Chancellor- lr»rd Kil- sary .because"! lust don't be¬ gicssional authorization to laborers, and provide* that the creased relief program super¬ daughter of Judge Trimble lieve things are anything like The Kadar government and -' tb.c Armed Forces of the written about Asian af fails rruir. 51. reappointed. I n.Td States against any Corn¬ State faibor Commissioner could vised by the International Red Brown of Nashville, Tcnn. as bad" as the administration Communist party paper, Nepsz- pinec 1940, and served in World Secretary for Commonwealth b order fix lower hourly rates Cross to show the world that The new cabinet: claims aUidsag. quoted Dr. Fcrcnc Ncz- et or Communist-dominat- War II as a correspondent in Relation* The Earl of Home, - for learners, apprentice* and Hungarian sacrifice* are ap¬ loreicn Secretary- Lloyd. 52. "I've heard Mr Dulles cry val, acting head of. the justice « . Aggressor in the Middle East. China. Burma, India. Indo- 33. reappointed. •\r handicapped worker*. preciated. lawyer ami former British dele- Secretary for Scotland—John w«>!f so many tune.'' Morse ministry, as saying the regime 1 would quickly approve China and the Philippines, sdid. took the new measures reluc¬ -'«".'ing him Uic funds he seeks where he recently spent Id Scott Mat Lay. 31. who was head cip the Middle East na- months. This will be his thud Even Cupid Is a Goinmunist of the British Merchant Ship¬ tantly, cumstances. under .m pressure of cir¬ order to isolate maintain their indepen- visit to Michigan State as an ping Mission to Washington 1944 and served 19.51 and 1952 in ( 11 I'ctilioiui and unmask coutiter-revolution¬ AUFS staff member. ill and other harmful Guide Love Affairs ary inciters China MSU is one of 10 universities Minister uf Transport and as To Trrminatr 1 raffle Court to and AUFS. colleges that control and a non-profit corpora¬ to Civil AMation. Minister of Acricullure Dcr- iSexl II ifk elements." established in 1951 for irk Heathcotc-Amory, 57, rea¬ Cl.ee k Suggestions tion help to support activities of HONG KONG. '/Pi—In China, ed romantic than 10 attachment" wlih 'Tarty and trade union or¬ gans have the obligation to show ppointed, Union Hoard petitioning, Sorority Rush :: 1 the- study of foreign notions even Cupid is a Communut. and more men. Minixtrr of Labor—I a ri Mnc- A H't of recommendations and cultures. boy-meets-girl is a carefully sup¬ "She was booked solid "n concern for the happiness of Lctxl. 43. reappointed. which began Jan 2. will con¬ Invitations Ready young people in'love and home See CABINET, rage 3 tinue through Jan 2i Petition* i< by the l9o€ Student Con- Ravcnholt is one of four ervised proecs*. But not all of weekend dates. The list was :>«» must ik- turned to the UB of¬ life," it says. For example, u in Bids for the fourth stage of 2 Traffic Study Commitce is AUFS staff members who will China's comrades are ions she had to work out a time¬ fice by that date, according to young factory in Kiamtseo has moi« sorority rush will be available * being considered by the visit the Michigan State cam¬ making out romantically under table to schedule them. This than 1,000 single women on the Wolverine Sales chairman Larry Wills, Saginaw today from I tu 5 p m. in the S'udent-Faculty Motor .Vehicle pus in winter and spnng terms the Marxist system and the kind of careless romantic mix- staff, with the nearest man 20 junior. Panilel post office. ("mfttce. this Recommendations made by the year. •Peiping Jen Mm daily thinks up has adversely affected the miles away. The factory man¬ To Glow Jan. 31 Rush smokers for students in¬ Rush cos .should accpt two in¬ families, work and studio "I agement, with its eye on pso- terested in joining UB will l*» vitations h»r these parties which ■ something should fee done about ittce will be presented to Huhintteiu Concert it. preferably in the way of many young people. duc tmn qtiobi*. Iike^ it dial Wolverine will definitely held Irb 12-14. and EHv J9.-2! wiU be held Tuesday from 7 State Board of Agriculture "For this but Jem Min doesn't. tbvr Jan 31, Jerry Youngs, in Parlors A and B of the Union. to 9.45 p.in. guidance by party leaders ami reason, stqpped-up way, • approval before being incor- Ticketi I t uilablc ■ labor unions. guidance on the love life of "The Ic^diTship of the plant l-o-.inef* manager, announced Rusher* will receive appoint¬ Decorations jtid cptcrtainmcnt into the campus driving ment cards for them to attend will fellow the theme of these TiikcU for the Artur Ruben- Love is what makes up the young |»copl« ha* beoomr a ha* banned social activitirs. Ho- Sunday night. rr?j'itions. matter of great urgency in the cause of this barrier, many The sales closing two the wtiokcf* around the first costume parties, at which the stein concert Jan. 22 will be .happiness of younger people." are _ : All *'ps campu* organizations and distributed Tuesday morning at the paper proclaimed in a re¬ current program for youth." young people have taken the weeks earlier than last year be¬ of February. sorority actives wil dress accor¬ arc urged to give, their issue. "Love lightcdly The paper criticize* Youth plunge after making the slight- cause of the extensive plan* Anyone with a 20 all-dni- ding to the theme of the party. Editions to the committee for 9 in the Union second floor—-tent Rushces will wear bobby socks handled,', however, will only League cadres who have "side¬ est contacts, and there has been for ro!"r and more jiicturcs in VCXSity average is eligible to chcck roiim. Students must pre¬ ;ii| ^ (deration. be The suggestions sent coupon "B" of their winter bring them misfortune." stepped the issue or messed a rash of hasty marriages " the 1957 book. jietition. Those selected will sweaters and skirts for these presented. through a B<,rnoaning the "promiscuity** things up." and suggest that the The article closed with a plea The Wolverine sales booth in serve on such committees as parties which will be an hour 5-'dent Congress representative term activitiy books and will and 15 minutes long, with a 15 of too-comradely comrades, the. local party and trade unions for bigger and better social the Union Concourse is now social, special events, television, through Tom Kimen. chair- have if-choice of attending the minute break between the two paper cites the case of a sale*- should stop considering ro¬ eon tact* in proper Marxist at- * open to take order* until Jan. publicity, publications, person¬ ~«n of the congress traffic com- Rubinstein program or the Bos- nel, fine arts, and tournament*. parties. girl in Mukden who **ma in tain- mance a peruana) matter. uiosyhtrv. 31 daily frotn 9-3 p.i'5. ^'•tcv. tuu Fop- 25* ED r,i» 2-1511 Michigan State News* Lloyd's Fortunes y-l ■ Ul am.rcatWou ■nl MUhUAB li.ltr II i* iwl by Msl"l *!.*•• *l«4i*«« Stalo Vr»* H publlvhrd bv ulflclal »«••'«■ »' r.f«IU •fugi-iil* without dlre.t faculty «"'»***»t.V ur of Mir Hudrul Take: New Turn ampus Ltlassifieas em. 26i l.U. I...I wh.lr •rrbiiic to »n*r Mir br,l lulMrMk of both, Maud* read* Mliltli would dllar • wrdvr brlwr.i, lllr two. whrthrl II I..Hi. •h.c . *ihim n I «** . Vim-aer. II m.1,1 M.u-tnillan, cab scholarship to t'amluntee nn«. 1 $1.30 j MAKE .1-1 IO|» Pt.ANS noaa (,. be, a me president ol the Cam- lay, ATTENTION HirOKNIS' NA¬ fin,aa it's Hand Favors Tlekel led ,»n him tor another session tn sale ami.ua 4 d«ya $1.50 TION Al i.Y adverli»eif d I a m o n J • , the hot seat ef diplomacy — the brutye Hnion, a kind of presi¬ link- one-hall on Flgin. Itamlltoii 5 $1.65 PORTRAITS BY IIICKS Pi foreign Ministry. dent of the student Ihh1> daya C• i *i**ii wali-lies One-hall oil CJuet-n ED '»!'■'« • l«v\t-lers IU North Wanhmglon tl . Iii HMtll lie was » l.iwver III ADDITIONAL CHARGES (am I roversia I Feelings The mnpeintinrni of llovd was In far the liimtrst surprise I iverpool and htfun to speei.il- for each word ovo, 15 ; Sire TWO sKVHT JAt'KFTS 4,t Hollei skates. price W each j t'on REAL ESTATE In VI ii-niill.iii's C4hiiir(. I.tuvil i/e in insuraiirr. In Ifillfi, with tut Pete. KOJ-H83S 11» 1 = 4c p«f day HE At ITEI'I TWO HFDRitii on the way. lifjatiifd the duple* Ann Street had been rc»iii|drtrlv identified war OUICK SAI.F. Dt'O Empress :U j tirli-k with Ihr views of retired Prime It oval llorse Artillery as a pri¬ billin* char*o . 15c feei All moilern all aluminum VV r |\ «t S.Alii ,,,,!■• 1 » life t *• • faffed with ImisFovs is a priddem reeov Vlinister Idea on all issues, in- vate H.ieriflre ('fume t'K s-2.d? ^ tu<-^ ON MAIN HIGHWAY l«,... ni'ed h\ nil, i-aused by the inavailabiiitv of BRAND NEW REMINGTON p»" • V,. i -!u.ii-).i te.iki• - i- »<•! rludinc tlie Hue* Invasion. lie ended the war a Brigadier AUTOMOTIVE I.ahle Ne\ei lae«-n uwral $«»> tonl.u i •ill! f h. t ? I'l* p»«* ll.lt a f. studetil help. e. peeiallv dttrinp luiich hour Pune.m Saddv*. Bon-in-law ,,m tlie fleneral Staff, lie head*-,- or see Tie North t'ainphell lltt; operations loom of the Bn l«».V| mi; TOl'HF.H Kaatir-sean-r bu Weekdays of S i Winston t'hurrhill, an t ra>atl*UM A ilawn- »ai 5i» in USA PHOTOSTATS MADE AT Hiek* I »-.1 P , (d«ng* f, ' 2nd Army m the fight ac- tic'«4*«t a|*it met lMiiH-al tut 11 ihii1 studio 1 Same ctav wiviee Phone paynri't and I, Mlfu lab have been considering the |»os Ayv.VuHuie M'niistei Derlck I'lunir Mr Wailtmm, e »> Kvl 21«:i an KM 2-iHiW 'I ' •»•«*! » hi Mill Hi . tv Heitfn-o.il-Armory had been i, Furope. Fedeial "-HK2J lift '!\ ill -.|»i.iv I'll m et '!» bv re-uliTi! silulitv of adopting the oft-used system on ■■ I of ten mentioned for the A a >oUtier he showist many >'Attl.Y '.V> RIt'llAHOStiN rportw j CONTACT CJhimI man trailer l ike new 22 fei-1 Pan >,a I - abilities which help pun li.aal - FOHil OAHK blur M.CA8F REALTY. IV 9 5441 whieh reipiires students to eleafi their own . * On- llfni Kll 2-.W.I3 nllfi he «eei, on lot 2 of Trader Haven I • a.-r -I '.Ml hie.,n mm, luiiu; j,.p Foieiyti Secretary - keenness frunvpa»ritiln>ii 11'» To he Milat on lot Completely lunik- i . tables ami return their dirty dishes to the ., livt* ? ici'tI ilitiiMi* h.ill retielliim >*i Kvei > I.ondon new spaper and p in eil H5 a, * .1 kitchen tot washimf many political sayes had a can¬ . I mind, ability to work lone up SERVICE I.( 11 • I i h'i.iI thrv i-'alliu-tl W . i ilitiTior did.Pc other than l.loyd for the fo ur-., good memory, quiekne- • EMPLOYMENT CltlARFTTFS $IWI CARTON, two; a* fiiulmy the main point in a oaks 3# Silvei tan |wnh iUv J I This would reduce I he inconvenience \ d il foreiyn office. l.r.ufue) (170. regular Sun Ian pants II H.| t I'AUT l'JMK S VI KnI_VI»V net 2 <»H Oil Pant- 4 ll.inr« brier* l.lovd leappointment is pun- salt-it,.an «» ;n» in in a ;*» p at, Ap- Adlt-r loony lit about by an overabundance of clut eaeh ,i and I-shuts IRS .•« I FSSONS IN home „ Hi re .it Fast I ;»»niiu» student-, have com fn-Miitioo of his keen fighttny But he is often charged that pl, FViletal Oa-parlntrnl Slant- !'»*i wool Hlhlette w»\ $1 pan Korean FRFNCll tilt ine eaenmgs WII West Allegan tried tables ami an iindersupply of luislmv s he seldom has shown origin.ihtv 4t >11111*1 I Ml IK- h»««iln Ol ll«r> Insulated boa»t, Phone IV 4-U5RS plained in less violent terms — not only auditv and powers nt survival. p., • ibly because fie so often ha, i?'»;» Military a»*(a»rds k wv Mdtfatv I p m nstiid aite, ahont the eon tent of the meals themselves and would also allow h portion of I he food I Mitt P Ill's HOYS w antral for Plume Kl» Hrasito Mt Army «»* tw.a pan- $1 I>urln( his new tenure in the ih'cu only on somet«»dy's staff TVli a * 'in Krdln niU E„\ Mote P X Entei ha State The..- TYPING. T1IE SETS BFPOIM luil ahonl sin h relaleil items as the short payments to he iexpropriated for Use ill smutty k rev stone Korelfn (K and seldom in the drivers seat 2 lUiaiii llti tei l'X in fiand.it ha Ch.*tv»»a) manii*. ripls all kind* e*i«eitla ,i .. «J Phone ED T-7olo aye ol table clean in if personnel and I he fie piepanny more diversified and satisfying flee, l.lovd will he umonc old I lovd began his political car¬ T!i»\ SKNbUtS- .m AliVAM K iitet'i opnoT INKOltM V- lunili.eH it at ana lime friends who are in different iiuent "chow line" sloppayes which brine menus. » eer in IMS at a lime when most I'la-ilri A l. inilili1 V.lv.una* infill• M in.nfenient HOUSING BRfAkFAST SPECIAL Jobs Most of T.deii's lieutenants, M i- ketu-.i: almut limy waits duniit; virliiallv eveiv Conservative* were Instinc. the f'rotei \ horniit.uv fomi experts claim that meal like llovd. were retained. hh Ada ei ti-ing Depji t ... NEAR FRAN DOR DKI I'M 1- »• I fgi Me'survived in his seat during WiUam J. Thiee-rmmi filed hath, w edruiln- ureal line congestion enused by the servers run Floyd Ih-1-.iiiu' Foreign StH'ie- aa ..il.ihle VVu'. II II loset, laundi, Heal a* ate: stnye 4Sc Ti.j.t 45 the vears of l.ahor rule by utrict SoiH-rvistn .>t Pei sonnel Aila ei I,sine a t:• IM.«». not loin; aft»-r Sii Onnhle i,iii«eratoi Paikiiig futnnslaeat Eli*' nme out of food items before the kitchen' i v m Di-natlmenl IhmTei A i »v I, . I.,. , «.i ,. r.,.v i ■ aitentioti to duties and cultiva¬ a in, nniati OI;t.> I ampus interviews IT.one ED 2-27.W »M Winston I'huufnll had boon mio- k'WfVfi i - I he t v\ •• «i«> af pm fa,lint ti.-nh ha-, more prepared is heinif reduced creal!v ceed»st *l»s Fderi I'S -llritish tion ,>t people in high places He in I'laienient Bureau amiarv 2^ till SIM.IK RtKiM MEN (if ad oat* SMOKE SHOP GRILL attention in Ihulta- oiefened A, from Ah- limit whuh inti■' 't ,«»>-»-rvY,l bv ;ill e«m throneh time studies heiny made in each rotations then were runniiiR won some OPPORTUNITY EARN ♦»!•-»#5 Klndetit bolt-Snaalei dorr is ',»s- IM Hogue it bv proposing commeivi.ils pet week II «•» hum Ne il Vupeir It'sic for YOUR daitt-ing i P» one FD 2 S7tM erf'Mr.t I »»•!,•• »• ill :tli.i i v-■ i I bp ,it ;i i' to" limine hall. smooth I'V ine Cat ii,-, i-«ji a Phone l\ -I ?7fti.l Ita the Jon Vamrhei ■ t program*, a practice KD 2-Blll 120 tunei He Rot ins new appointment SI EEPINO ROOMS FOR men H- iving > «»*i retptest i in l>e m.'iile I'hese studies are designed to provide ft owmst on by the British On Pais line Phone IV J-iW2:* Sunday is t'S ttnti .h relations HABY SITTER FOR thiee *ear close estimates of the number of diners en Bi '.idc.wting t'oip d,,l dm me .1 i a lime ,■> .-"i h.io.e IhCi Fa-t Mnlugan I?'1 nl eni|'!-.V • I ■ STOl.l.INT . I fie »l»»!'»?»t * I »f \ f«•• • el V H »• aic tM'Kinio,- to iissiver from th»- JIM YOORIIFIS , Cettlug eltvted as a I'onsriv.i Pt'ooe ED J -Hhd iitei tiae p to Hrt ,-ordion player and lm> Aa , ferine the balls »luriny each lo minute per Sue.' inv • w inch he play ¬ NICE ' SI N't i I E RatOM it man I •' mm v* h.» -e 'iiM.-'i.ei »! , ■ i -d of the meal hour. The tiyures obtained ed a inaioi role FOR RENT Eaergieeo 12t' «n *-t, Phone IV 2 til 11 • .Mi' ' , ti>n'i"T I) nie.i' M? h.myh oi lf>4A was i Job only- a little t»4j One ot his main lobs, possihlv w be iMe,I a- a basis to yuide the amount I, -. toiiRh than holding onto th- AVAIIAIIIF AT ONCE E,no¬ STAS7UK S ARlf VAN I »Nf !I i - ! Ml.ill, :.i!'a |in|H» , sit.'e » »• I he'll !-> »;• Mm- No | issiynmenf, will be to ATTENTION STUDENTS. t-tied three toHtr«H»m hoo-e line •#».-- fed i' i t,- |M ever \ menu the lavotife dt .t-e'C ot !•»...! pieparetl at all times buit-.t Hn- Allan!!.- AU'uuue I- o'cit;ti Ministry after the Sue/ Rfnt a TV ■ • de from .-aitipus- Phone ED t-tJd o agr -', i, art With Opt,on I I he nil--t prmluetive nu-lh»Hl of eettme w .(iidrnwal and after his mentoi, v t'-e d.-iv . thev frport that e... h me..' - no I loyd knows lite t lilted States Anthony Fden, walked out. to buy Smi l wrrl'y tenia' AMERICAN RrO IALI rb»- erenteu |h-i capita satisfnctitui out ot I AHGF I'KH'BI F ROOM tor . tr, friends 4HONI a uiaiiacer-. ot the various dormitorv eat my V- he learned h->ten and he FOR SALE Shep.nds Stores Photle FD 3 «!«'• limited i|iiautities tailed when residents V • • McCAlE REALTY (IU THE RABBIT habit' En.-, piaces 4it11v tht'ouyh an active arid eoriscien leai nr,I | a I ieii.-e He also picked MARRIED S1FDENTS. EACl'l-TV IV 9 5441 took ebvessive poll urns then laded lo eat S.iae ,>ii etertru' peua'latoiaa .iiU j THE PL AYBOYS n„ vonr dan. r , tions student participation in this sticce • ' ' 'ow IHK am,»ny I' N dele- 1 narl.a FD 2-HHtMI or ED 2-lh»'7 i iron, limtri, mi*e,» hlen.lti- them, uiiismy eoiisidernhle waste. \tOel I ill te'i'V Inl.'tl V lOVV tn-n system will everyone be as.suie*! ot Ueepii vet lamps to mt - • .u y , FN APPROVED HOOM.s « a hen Ml'RK" BY PIIIL Hough and d the late And'ei Phone ED 7-Tt»li» c vtel-i.-stafeis Phone Delta s,»- • !• -n • . .his, *' een a'wkuig privilege- Ph«Hvi>«t V N MARTBRSCiOWN AND ti.md He, 2-i.NLV 117 "»u ED S-Mr>3 del. k , ,,t htm. gonah'i' Would like n> l:n,\ serwiid- APPROVED IHAt'Hl r ROOM TYPIST ANN' BROWN P'- hand doctor » gown pfmne I'D Mutleiii One rude i>. , lietkra Tl" 2-2".><» Flecfrt.- tviN-w*Piter T, "1 • englishman. a-Wtil 117 P.rking -howe- Hvi Spartan Pmmr iv,ner, and theses Aisct gn , A Zig* A Zag — Now Wail 11.V4 Mmistiv I ?-»v t >»l w is Supply shiftml He t«» HERMAN SHORT II AIRED Point ED '/■ twtJ eaentng* Shua* 1 AROr e» SIN't.l F ROOM for man and file Pain tiradaiale «f»- 1 IB Oping AITO HSIIINli piefriii-d Flt.ne ED 2 I'he r<-• ie»-,it --n of Sir "Ant ln»t>\ Fden as ui the holdovers is Selwyn llovd, toleipn i catsnet rank fur the ei nut,pie, IVn Meek- V K >' ir,' d«"d lit Linden 116 TYPING DONE IN ma ho • PIS a ,|H Minister l-t*red Sue and dm, exrellent ;m « SPBIMltFlFJ.n. iCy i.W-Mai- Term p.tis-i* theme# tfiesr" Mr, ltriti-h I'lrn • \! t »t . f , » vv.is riveted secretary who must aha re a big part ot the I..inters Vats mated and f.iM»\iS I OH MEN l fleet; i and umable 1 ales Phone FD 2 it7.'it .1 • 1 V-» Z.indel Wilhamston vln Young and J^ll/abeth Siarks umrt on vrallege bus line Parking I* t fn ,• iv i'n'it the t rute.l State-, with a hatch blame for the Suez fiasco Ph v I is III Mhitrhjll. the defense j«»b caught scvet.il fish and im»» Phone IV i-'.in^I Ilk el i. , ' an.l verv iiltie sorrow. MOTOR TUNE-UP and hi .k, , Is said in k the receeden riHim I I tn EEE I H-. a .1 lw- uae Hnu-e What had appeared to be a chauye for autpin.'bite white vacationing at trade, tike neas II l.V a'nsl new K« »a»VIS E OH MEN Kd.'t-, pnv •vro Russell • Pure Oil Srr\ - 1 den a! titanic iluinu! the recent Sue.' l<» bixcer (hints. Ten miiiistris UeM-ry.'ir Fake t' .mie ID 2- Onv! Ill 1 Ire 1 • Approver! houvog Piaitr «rir**« Don Pe*iple« Chutrh the better is watered down a bit bv the, have viI (here in (he la*( 10 While thev were Ashing, their r> it ant» Telephone i'*leii>i„n Inisilie-s snandcd remark.ti>'\ like a teaetP M * K IS *l/f n Ik-.i- and I'tu-ne IV 2 MR" 116 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER TID¬ cabinet slate vrars a>wl many have tOiie en up cat rolled into the water unit ES and term paivr* tapert Nr,- oft kev rem!:' ten •! We V61* IMC 1st F OH SINC.I E mum Ap- *tcurate and reasonable phone !\ \l.i i Peed ait,-, t :*I p m Ilk oat \ ui I'.efore W\* Met \ • • i. tlonna Met Icwp.'ti t!v>!!' I' • moaed i.Hiking pa>ku>g N>> rate 4-3560 l.o If Macmillan's appointment was a move 1. the Thmsuiv I leyn. An hour later, they upotte t MET/ MICROS, OPF MdNtHT uirieirme Nej lanip.s IV 8-934: aim -rveri pm U7 LiJR COMBOS. BANDS ph-r A• • -nv W uh.mt ha \.»w to cement the crack in relations between v- 1,'kis.i a ,iiplem.it in the radio acital sticking up I AH Neaar.t model aa ith ease Three I amine Fealeratton r»f Mun. , ■ •b e,-tive* $."*,*, I'-. aie eain,>i„n DESIRE COCPLE TO Irve , - with, tV Live muair is yrnir h,- * lie drndairu-d to evert cvuisult his hiyee-.t the I .S. and Britain, then why did he re¬ ab*»ve the wafer A wrecker 3l'»i alter loan 117 2-Mi i pm thiee ehildren ten ria.a« aa'nle par- investment l?:- ally, let alone ut ui this natron's teeunys v«-.j MMcethlv tiviu itctcn.se aui.st the couyie in hooking an.t en'- Neat .ampus Ke.'erenrea tain the cabinet that had aided I'.den's de¬ ED V jwaa 8RATIRNITIISI SORORlTlfS' M e F'scun VHficc landing the r ' big fisti " cisions to ignore America? C uii't'In 1*4 « t-a The whole matter prohahlv did mote to IhiiuiR Ins Utile nunc than a * * * ScKedule vc.u ui the Fv>". Britain hi, nmv HIM $I SRUDNUTS harm Vnyln Vmeiuun relations than any Certainly this is no time to be split ting At- . r.. S.x it. Z pa * h.i i <>. !•-! tunc. But t.lovO i, , , FU per «v«ek I'faoit# for sinyle event tn Fden s Irletinie. the forces of the West, in the face of grow¬ i'tlARl OTTE. N C »- A A-*-, B.»-lr«c IM", ',«S B esifart end other mea'r m»i eiameO fui alt ttie tuaible. capacity crowd watched a movie (X*CBI r OH Sl\Gl F room for ing strength in the Ka*t. The West is a , even bv Ins uh»nI bitter critic*, men aluden-- $n in-r week 121 Cen¬ Pe -vered f'eah from Thus, hi's restenatioti t»rouyht only per without (filetiupturn hete whi'e io-g Jo--* I *fi ter dree! phone FD 8-M54 116 the house that could very well fall if dtsuled t'lwtcr Maemillan, Fleyd is sruonut smdr hmeferv sokoe fr<>m the i s And there tire raced thuntgh thuv store.s 2)2 MAC. ID T9|T< cei tain again U» wink Si. Mlti. I.*4 KITCHEN PRIVILEGES AP- was mueh pleasure in evutenee with the The relations need patching, ami Mac- , .isclv w;th hi> IN ime Minister, just two doers away The title PROVED r,H,t»-4 for men S.v bUn k* . to rampu* FD T-»NT 116 GUTTAH INSTRUCTOR GEN¬ appointment of Hais»;d Maemtlhtn. a per millan appeared to be the man capable of lust .»« he Out under Eden and ot the mov e was Between V M y W®r,i G • -a•■*. I 49 ERAL technique Specialise m , • f.uen Out under v'hurvhlll Heaven and Hell." FOR MARRIED STUDENTS or work Private le««on« Alan DeM 1 - sonai frieiul of I'resuient Fisenhuvver am? domg jv.v and more important, chosen to a* Z ee*' An t , * 4 9$ fav-ultv Seven room* three bed- roam A-4JH ED 7-9721 , do If Mn-milliii ine* (a visit roooiv ao'omatu' heat For apprant- dtvidtsilv more pr«» kmertean tiiair laien so ; ment phone IV S-KOUT R< I'irsiUvnl lisenhawrr in Hivh- W.v J.o. S» Ctn, <4 Night Staff 1 had t»een Now the I S. is forced to take a "wait iiiltoii. as *uurves In liindun DORM AND STUDY r von f.ir Now the situation fakes .oiof^t-i turn and >ee" attitude toward the whole matter sav he will, llovd doubtless n S'w, Ta* f.»ri* 4 *9 three $k ue> week Some work isht t.a,i«r a,ad.,hle if dexuert ED 2 with the 'new vahinet vCiTT Die od look' and particularly toward the Kden cabinet will *o. (.HI. V>«i,toni, Waivers tali Se-i Ta* P, -v 2 9? TRANSPORTATION which Mactnillan has appointevf Ine! ided that Maemillan has gathered around him. Be i* reportedly blamest tn Witr »WM.ir Cat Waluv LOST and FOUND RIDE WANTED TO Dayton 0 f a-*#, Sh I or vicinity thi* coming weekend BROWN HORN RIMVF.D gtasae* iSV other weekend l*hone Sm ' n T'Cafk Pidpw*. I 93 tack m brown alligator car* Vicinity Hall, gn 1 liiforiiiatioii , room Crossword Puzzl l«iy» afed 'era Und*'»#»- 'S (iiltner or Slviit Couree Phone ED MUM after v.\ pm Cafeteria 130 to RTDE downUvwn NEEDED Ijinsmg WOM har e • • 30 to (•, LOfT KE\s WITH Mate plggbg wee k.U a« Near Grand and Si- This Week Campus 3i CadsU-au T#-i«r ja.ie-v M.y b:„?, g.*S tab Irvwrtptton. Ma\ev and Dmnel- wassee Phone ED l-ISn ACROSS ; la Mota.ua. Reward Roger ED T-lKSM I. T\m j Bain Indian* Live I'm/iiv.' on W Mf- ia.ii I. 5 9'j ..p after »even pm |J7 CHECK AT HICKS Stud n foi gvgement and westding picture- • 9 B avk biid J-4 Rcvolut.vm- tOST t A DIES COLD Butova or out of town at special ra'- it) hero OiO« S»ft!< * & ®S wi.st wjtrh tf found please phr>ne Phmaa ED 8-AI99 II Work out TODAY John Willie room in KelWg ot tha membership and plans 35 Jacket ED 2-9&3I Rrvam If' Reward 119 14 Mvr od of \ )A2t sesstyHi follow ing a bu>- Center at 7 30 pm for the buffet dinner dance wiARD will nuet tn the wilt l*e the steward of the Olym¬ INTER |Y STATE THEATER tenth p«'t return to Norma WrrJrf J*) wn I PAY »5 50 for u-wd .\WS of(u*e at 4.15 p m . Jsl lamb Jl// MH IETY or HRST pic team. Moeon j:$ term Scw-tal Science text Ik. Centra « 4v? IX-n key i HRISTUN SII DI.N V FOI'- VETERAN'S WIVES ASMl. Peine ED 2-1W7 17 * 1 So Scot aw *, * , , , , tlRCU MBC KriviNAiwK riri-TKic r,ni;c u .N a.'„« * A fitting and .show ing demori- NDATIONi w ,!!-hold Bible atu'ty' CIATION will meet at 8 p.m. a* Detune nnxfel Complete with auto¬ L.OST PAIR OF buark frame |Uw- i» »w„# o mat n- ewntrwis, wanner oven, •tri¬ e< Thuntda* ivwi Crx>\e' >ns-ri "PRINCIPLES OT MAN ACT ,H.„. aparatxvla vtiitiim !»*t Little Internaiwutal meeting at tViiege House at 7 Spartan Village Hall. age *pa.-e d**-u well Exveltent cx?n. between Burctaam *nd Ann ED- MENT for ruutse 3iC Wanted d.tion tlOO Phone FD 2-«w«*i nt l».M Phone IV 3-M" t Redact,on vvdl be held at 'he Justgmg I'l P •:> v- Dr. Porter, dean of home eco¬ „7 medjatela Jl .Vvh C *"•' , m rank UKDNCSU.IT nomies. will be the guest speak¬ 22 V't J i*f H MwAtnl !ij Barren vidum a*. 7 30 p.m. bv Rl.iH'K at the VOCATIONAL NOME uniu.-. ;; %ND Ml I HI I. A Holy Communion service at er Et-uiiiiiiiiidH Michifran State News Say — It Watk 23 Skacng t mk ™ Fight w iter 7 an* a;1d a breakfast following EC CLI'R meeting ,»t 7 p.m. in 2t» Mvitofa touchtf 13 Greek TIIS1MT .»* " 30 a m will Iv hetd at the 9 Home Ec. Campus CUssifieUs Low Cost Farm I'riHlurtion . . . letter The WOLVIKINI. wiU hold iNiYCRsrrv 11 mi R IN CH- AGRONOMY € LI R will meet 10 Idea a mesHie.g of all va!e> peot^e at I Rl N at 7.30 pm m IMrlur A of toe Your Key to Better Values . . . 21. Having a handle 3 30 p in. tn Old Cobege Halt. IU - I NIVI.ltSlTT ATI*- Union All person* interested in Prim to Rid*- Dr. ffvvking. math vtepart- DENT CDNGRCSS will meet at scictwes of farm crops and sous 22. Variant of are invited to attend the facul¬ Michigan Michigan,State News caw ment. will «tvak on the subjwt 7 30 p m m 32 Stale University 23. Put with ol Tv»tx»lug>' at 7 30 p in. in 221 FOOD DINTRIRITIONS AS* ty-student smoker. farm economists fevrecast that 14 Kve gra.*a Mhynee-Math by the PI MV tP- SOCtATIONS will hold a meet, CHRISTIAN STUDENT FOU¬ farm production costs will rise 2\ Laid tn SlLDM. NDATION will hold the Fellow- ng at 8 30 p tn. in 33 Vivien 1 wrtwaey* Monday through FrMtoy laUwMva. eartng SsE »ur round; ng this year AGRIClT.TVRF. %\D HOMF M v, Mabel IVtersen, women's ship of Chrwtiarv Servwe Lun¬ -iscopt day* holiday* woohfy durtng luff; matter tat hnSiman laouo botwoon tumiwr and luwoNm nri win mw-t division, wtll show color slides cheon »L-Wesler House At 7 Machinery, building and fenc¬ ^ Spcn.ed I U NumN r at T 15 tn 310 Ag Ha'.l The v»f her European trip last sum¬ p.m. the Mid- Week Chapel in ing materials, seed, and labor rUo^ mattrr undo* act of MoreB E 1ST* at tha 21 B rowm# program w ill tv Movie Equip¬ mer *o the member* of SPAR. McCune Chapel of People* will go up in price. The econ¬ SS» ** ,of Mrm. |p, for two Wftri* SO Sty ment and Visual Aids.* TAN WOMEN'S LKAGI'E at Church. Dick First will be the 31 Shigg*h omists say that the price of lime Itl-Altt will meet at * 30 T pm in 31 I'mon. leavtor of the services. A cabi¬ 34 Veryiaige anal fetUiteer will not bo affect¬ 34. Vruts ef p m. in 402 Electrical Engineer¬ JETS ALIMM CLI'R will net meeting will be held at 7 30 weight ing building Mr J. J Smith nreet at Frof Harold Skamaer's P-ns- ed. 37. Sufficient.' • from the .Oenentl Electric Co. residence, R15 North Sawn, Eavt TMTRSDAT Higher steel and labor costs wiU apeak on 'What ta Electri¬ l anatng at 7'3ti p m For trans- DWIWRTT LITMERAN are expected to raise machine*v cal Ehgtn^rmg tVung About •.wtation call either ED 3*1443 -CMURCM cfeotr rehaanwls will price* about two percent The Automation," The program will or ED 3*1440. be RgM al 7-4 30 p m. for tha economists recommended used a^ also include a short film. I>A«TACAPE PtmactTT 11:94 Chair and 4 30*10 pm for machinery for farmer* with lim- GAMMA IOTA Ml' will hold comntn will meet in 34 tha t am chair. itod capital. Because of the de¬ a meeting for all Interested stu¬ Union at 9:30 pan. LTTMRRAN STUDENT AS¬ mand far seeding acreages put dents in Institutional Manage¬ U» GOURMETS balfvt din¬ SOC. cabinet meeting at 190 » the roaaenauon r tsetse. ment A movie will follow the ner dance committee chairman p."m/ foragTseeiG'are expected to cost meeting on "Flying Saucers." , w ill meet at 4 30 p.m. At 7 39 Tha GERMAN CLUB meets at more Farmer* are advised to mum*** The meeting will be held in the there wrtU be a general ^maatang 4 buy seeds early. Minnow <5T\Tr vnrs UN Gets U. S. Disarmament January II. 1*3* Tacr Three Ike's Plan Proposal Your Kev to flu* Campus Michigan State News . . . Art Exhihit Ike I isits i CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Submitted Features Sunt Incest By Lodge Staff Artists Excellent positions open at Standard Oil Company's To Open Way l)rv Area A- main office in Chiratro. Coordination and technical For Negotiation* The current art exhibition WASHINGTON i-P. pr-si- liaison work in the Crude oil Coordination Depart¬ now showing in the Union di-llt Ei-enhnwer travel t.. the ment. Opportunit y to deyelop slump background in UNITED NATIONS. N Y. Gallery follows a plan bepun tliought-scarred Southwest Sun¬ two years afcb by the art de¬ petroleum industry. with fine outlook for advance¬ , i») — AmhaNsndor Henry day toi the start t»r a six- a tie Cnlmt Lodge. Jr. w ill lay new part men t for replacing its study nt how h> ease th.- j>he.ht ment. Interested in both Hat-helot's and Masters. all-staff annual show with oj dt-qieraie tanners and t on ti¬ C S. dUnrmnmont proposal* one or more smaller shows See J. I. Dope, who will he before the UN today. He is on campus on each year h.v fewer staff ttle Pre dent, accottipameii te expected to enlarge on Presi¬ mem tiers. Set-ret a I \ I Agl ICUltlile Hell ,.l dent Eisenhower's Idea for agreement to In thfs show, staff artists and Sea ton, Seen ,ii .u \ lligeti oi 1.. the Il\ inh-i... III • !i Wednesday, January 16. 1957 an control Margaret Yulll, Kathrinc Wlnck- Sin Angel.• lex In that a'e.i. space missiles atul satellites. ler, Filing Bruiiner, John S. do- sav-s the Agriculture Department. to interview candidates, or write to him at The chief US delegate to the Martclty and Murray Jones arc the present drought is the worst U N*. will make a SO-rninute represented by wink done, for South Michigan Avenue. Chicago so. Illinois. in history." • peech to the General Assein- the most part, within the past JmIiii Ci. Graham, above, died Eisenhower's seven-stop, two- Mv's political committee at the year Salvage crew from an Italian floating winch clamber hi the gas chamber Friday night day inspection (our will slart start ot Its annual debate on up side of Misses Yulll and Winckler are Ihe l.ST Akka which r*p*ised in the in ration lily. Colorado. He was this moniiug in Ihr wind blown disarmament. southern end of lake Tim sab, distinguished in the show for Just astride the Hues Canal near Ishmalia. The Akka executed for planting a bomb on central Texas region around San The United States will put went down their work in enameling on cop¬ loaded with rement which has added to .hi airliner that rarrled 44 per¬ Augelo Then he will fly un¬ forward new proposals today the salvage problem. per Kach of these women has earned a reputation In this me¬ sons. including his mother, to making an aerial survey along which are designed to open the ihe death Nov. I. 1*55. way—to Woodwayd. Okla.. way for serious negotiations at dia within the past several years an early meeting of the Dis¬ One Person I lead and Miss Winckler was Invited and Clovis, N.M., for additional ground trips in (hose areas. t<. exhibit at the Modern Grafts armament Subcommittee," a US. In spokesman said. Ihe subcommittee are Fairbanks Fire Forces Museum in New Hoth artists York I'tty were invited ex¬ Cabinet to At he I alii he Wichita aide to Eisenhowet give tarniei • hop.-, an., hibitors in past years at the Los si tine idea tit w hat a.t Hrtuln. Canada. Franee. Ihe Angeles County Fair show. (Continued from Page 1) di.ioiia! aid — li««tii emelgelny Soviet Cnlon And the United Slates. Uxige suggested to the 12- Hundreds to Flee Their work includes trays, plaques and jewelry. Miss Winckler includes in her entries bowls, Minister of llotixittg, Local Government and Welsh Affairs-- Hciii* Iljonkf. ftil. lotiiieil* Ki and Ion,; range pert tiom the inetit they federal ran ex govern- nation Disarmament Oomnds- iiaini.il Sin-ieiat* EA III HANKS, Alaska (/P)—A mitl-morning fire in this six paintings which are abstract to Ihe Trea¬ m.iii lust month that the sub¬ and noli-objective in style sury inlatnl Alaska city's largest IIK Mil.INF I Fit. I committee resume talks in apartment building forced sev¬ Krling Brauner has on display Chancellor of the Hurhv of — V.uvh, after the Assembly ad- eral hundred persons to flee in 15 below zero weather Sun¬ three paintings done in oil and fur Lancaster l>i Chuiltv. Hill. '»3. i .urns. day and at least one pe I icquer, as well as two abstract loi'ineily Postmaster General. IIFItMITIA The subeoimnlttee, established nearly hysterical Officials said wateixxdors, chalk son was dead. a drawing Miuislet of Trausimrl Harold COI.I.FiiF THAYFI. \\ the Assembly ifi 1953. has they assumed some of the per¬ and three bowls. Nearly 300 tenants in the had lefl the building to at¬ W.dkillsiin. 4li. lr;i()|Hiint»si Fl» 2-Sliti* held Hti meetings without agree nine- sons Minister nl I ducal ion l.ortl ,fig on the basis for a disarm - tend church or go to work. story, modern northward budd¬ Fnirchilil Theatre- ll.iilsham LOUIS ument treaty. ing wen- trapped fot a time as Itvan, a veteran reporter in Besides He.el. the minister ; The U.S. spokesman told n re¬ the fire, one of the largest in Alaska, gave this description of Tee lleetl '(hhe-llo' dt 'H'pisl Iron I the govern ;ue-. it porter, any U S proposals Alaska's histoiy. sent dense the fire The British tfdm "Othello" ' would Lh» w ithin the frame¬ smoke swirling throughout the "At the height of the smoke starring Orson Welles Will be work of an inspection system structure Some trapped occu¬ and fire, which broke out in the shown tonight und Tuesday at "CAMPUS Cl.ASSIKIKDS . . adequate to deal w ith commit - pants jumped into nets Other, basement in a locker room at 7 ami 9 in Fairchild Theatre. . HIGH HEADERS!!Ir" . . rents made in every phase «. owner ot the Ki\t-r»ide Hat wait. TOPS l\ POPS As Ml I.I AS und Hip propMali. Bui Me informed atul a prominent West I'o.ist res¬ Approximately 300 or more TN, Al l II.MI l-AVOKITKS source ai Ihe V.S. said he ex¬ persons stood at windows shout¬ Mel-O-Staters taurant man pected Lodge would range over Juck'Kyan. editor of the Fair¬ ing for help WITH- FKIK-O - DAVR ritOtt the whole disarmament field banks News-Miner, reported at Will O'll Al(.\ - 111 STY IV Al.kFK from conventional arms to set- 4 30 pin Alaska time (7 30 pm HICK rilFNCII ItlllllC KFSNV IIAVIS ml if ic dcviocs still in the course KSTi. that the fire was under TIIFItON SIIUFVF lMlu Sigma Phi of drveloAment. control. OKCIIKSTKA The informed there El) 2-5065 source spoke of 700 persons WILS were occu¬ the intercontinental ballistic pying Ihe 20 apartments in ihr M IISIP missile, which, he said, "is Just big structure in Ihr center of l-honr Kl> 7 H.-.0C around ready the here." corner He if added not al¬ the Fairbanks, the lo Ihe nearest large eii.v Arctic C ircle. About half RADIO earth satellite, "has all sorts of the number, or 350. were stand¬ scientific and military impliea- ing at windows when firemen MichiuHn Slatr Cnivrrxiljr Ml'SIC -I IIKS. IIAII.Y arrised; some were ralm. some Foreign Film Series l*re*enls "sep BALFOUR'S Slatapinl SHEPARDS ■ Frmternily Sorority Jrtrelry ®m oreoKituis — a Mutiny a Norelli** # Tntkio • Giru • MmUIn • Award* Hello MMdum.uW?l» Present the interns! innnll.v famous — • Paddkw • Knltwrar Short Subject*: Pkaa* * Writ* Repert ea Uvr Rl'88 BCSH Haw Saw Baltic Baltic "Your Balfour Man" Jan. II A 15 7 A t C M. I airrhiM Tlmtrr Aaa ArW Star* 1321 S. 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By LARRY Gt'STIN Stale Newt Night Editor Pucksters Belt Canadian Club Winning five of eight matches, four by forfeit and one by decision, Michigan State's wrestling team downed In¬ For 20 Goals in 2 Games diana Saturday, 17-9, at Jettison Fieldhouse. Don Stroud. Walt Jones, Norm Spartan leers worked up a full bead of steam Friday Gill and I^eRoy Fladseth took B-7. at the 167-pound weight and Saturday to trounce the Ontario Airjrien, 14-2 and 6-1. victories while 177- division. But ll sport' if"'; shirts] iS:l^ 4^ - t Value* l«> £.>.*).» _ . $Q88 McGregor jackets (1\l O ^\ 12 OFF Fwf JW KKIHCKIt To •tttttt tattOkia ((•t sweaters STUCK tO« DOUOMV dress shirts SURT STKKUN6I additi—il REDUCED iten MAKE *25 V',UVeP^ED TO Luckies We'll pav S„\"» for cxrrv Miektrr w* print • ami for fmqdrrd* morr that never prt u-p-d' So mart Stickling - j»wa Tv-mhvnou can think of doyen* {ttawtols! St k klvrw tirr simple rtddk-« .'{ for *11.00 *38» suits neckwear Taste Better CLIANIt, tmiHIR, SMOOTHIR ! * ith tnn nord rhyming ou>« »-r* wt-rdi, mutt have the miw number o| tvtUblor. d>ni Rcchichar Boots 4 Field Coals Defense Wins for West, 19-10 To Court I Mermen, 77-19 8;M W. Shaw MK'HIGAN STATU NFWR w '» v«. W. Shaw 4 • shaw « v» W Shaw * January 14. 1937 Page Five viii W Shaw I ts. W. Sliaw :» LOS ANGELES. i/P. Four in the 8 v, \\ s|,4H 3 vs. W shaw " — third quarter with To- Detroit Lions playing were; » »» I Shaw i vs. f. Shaw « magnificent field goals by Bert bln Rote of Green Bay at the Court || Charley Ane, Jack Christiansen, »• IP. I' sh Rechirhar helm of the West. The Texan tam Creekmur. Jim David, Yale n\ v« i: Sh.iw .8 were more than By JFRRY ROBB1NS Slate Nrws Sports Fdilor In the 200-yard butterfly. Tom Kwasny came from behind to nell. Patterson, Capt. Jim Cle¬ mens and Frank P.trrish, wound Track Team I 8 I" * w »I' Shaw Shaw- Armstrong | 5 2 vs. vs. vs. I F- Shaw shaw Arimtrnng 3 1 I enough to give the West a 19-In and two ipeat ends Hat Ion llill of the Bear and Billy HowtoR l.ary, Bobby Layne and Joe Schmidt. Michigan Slate's swirniqing '• Ui Armstrong *, trm«ir**n* $ Victory over the East Sunday of Green Bay, got together on a out Hog Harmon in one of up the afternoon by breaking a team over continued its domination Bowling fJreen Saturday, h* winning 10 firsts and seven the he«t *ny «a» races of the meet. Kwa- clocked at 2:21 flat, 10-year dual meet mark. The team's time of 3:30.3 bettered Impressive »> 8 : ."i I" Vrmstrotii: \rni\iroii( II lllvv 1 Court IS | 3 III *«. v«. llolrs I Armstrong Armstrong 1 I in the annual pro bowl battle of the finest players of the Na¬ tional Football League pass Rote play that found went for 79 yards. llill in Ihe open First downs llnOiliic l'.ir*!ti;e FAST l« SI WIST It 8? second places which topped the old dual meet the old 3 33 8 record set by a Michigan State's trackmen " i"» Hatlft « v». It i lie > a The Baltimore Colt sent the for 36 yards. When llill was Passing Yardage l.iti ?fl in drenching the s 1*1 llrsan 3 vs Mrs an ; Falcons, 77-19. mark of 2:t».4 net h> John Du- Spartan foursome in 1947. Saturday posted some impres¬ in-Mi Hall Court ball off his right foot for field tackled, he lateraled to lluw ton. Passes 13-Hi 11-18 li' Nallo-r Passes Don Morey and John Mason sive times in the first time trials I vs. Nattier 1 ulm m nil on for 43 more to Intercepted The Spartan mermen appeared deck in 1953. ' -1 Halhrr ti vs. Rather H goals of 52, 44. 42, and 41 yards Punts 4-18.1 mid-season form plared one-two In the diving. 8 I" Mather 7 VS." Hilher « to give the West 12 points. the East 7 before Dick "Night as thev Sophomore Don Patterson ot the season. Fumbles l.osl t ! nid- 8 vi i mnions 5 vs Cmtnons 7 Train" l.ane of Morey picked up 262.1 points 9 10 I Minions | vs. Fmmotis 3 Sam Rawer of fhe the Chicago Penalired The best times were made by Washington Cardinals Yards $ , IS from the high board and Mation hauled him down. Redskins also hooted a field finished with 229.3, better than Dave Lean The Aussie ran an Ft st « : 1 •—la. goal from 52 yards out. But the West failed to 49 points ahead of Bowling fast 1.11.7 for COO yards after Consoles Sure The West scored first, with and surrendered the ball on the score tv f ST T 3 3 « it Green's top diver. running last Scoring: Inttclidnwn. Kote an easy 2 17 1 m the*T quarterback Ed Brown of the (recovered nimble mi end /one), The win marked Coach Chuck McCaffree's 10th in a row over 1.000 yard*. ftf Taking Aussie Chicago .Bears sneaking for one Breaks figured in both touch¬ downs. cuntersiun: |j.» yards) Hiker field goal; Itaker Freshman Willie Atterherry yard in the first quarter Kyle the Falcons and his second dual MELBOURNE i/TI PrntiMi. Halfback Ollie Mntson of the West scoring: Tnuchdon. Brown turned in (he sound fastest 6»o Rote of the New York Giants meet victory this season. The Monal tennis star Pancho Gon- (t, plunge); cwnserslon t.ayne; with 1:14.11 after running :33.3 tied it up for the East in the Cardinals was hit by tackle Paul held goals: Kectilchar I (41. 41. 4-!, loss was Bowling Green's first zali-s «»r lavs Angeles flew into for 390 second Miller of the Los Angeles Rams in 19 dual meets. yards on Friday.. Melbourne today period when he re¬ bursting with in the first quarter and fumbled Other fast times in the covered a fumble in the end MeCaffree also entered a "B" 1.000 confidence he could whip Aus¬ the ball. zone. unit which outscored the Fal¬ were Gay Dcnslow 2:17.7 and tralian Ken Bosewall in their Koiddy Kennedy. 2 17.8. Rechlchar was voted the "most Detroit's Joe Schmidt recov¬ cons, 53-43. 1 i toning professional match at meet The Spartans' next home dual is scheduled for Saturday ran Sophomore Kelly Thompson the fastest 75-yard high K-ioying tomorrow night. Gonzales told reporters: "I valuable award. player of the The most exciting play of the game' ered fullback on the East 12 and Bear Rick Casares hanged NOTHING ^ FINER when they take on the Indiana¬ hurdles time in 09.5. Sopho¬ boat out 7 and 4 yards before Brown «an player in the | any more Bob Elliot ran the fast¬ game went for naught It came went the final I. polis Athletic Club in Jenison world, including your Rosewall Pool at 3 p.m. est 75-yard lows in .09.3. and I can beat him in straight Sophomore Bruce Lilly blad sets. and freshman Charlie Bond were IM Hi-Lights both timed in yard dash while :06.5 for the. 60 Bond had the fusing time in the .75 yard -A13ho free throw event will take dash with :97.9. £ place January 21. Those Dafoe. along with Atterberry wishing to enter should sign up ran the 300 in 33 3 In the field events Willard as soon as possible at the IM office. Neclv cleared 6*2" in the high * * * jump and sophomore John Hill had 21'l,if" in the broad jump. f^ntries for the all-university George Best and Tom Lampel .. . * . . . Spwh Hawkins r, table tennis tournament, Michigan states Larry Ulis left, takes to the water in the - ... . cleared I2'ti" in the pole vault 59- Jan 22-24. will be accepted by *.ird freestyle Saturday against Bowline Green. Fills and Sam Eliowitz hud the best won the event the IN' office starting today. in :23.1 to establish a new dual meet record. shot put mark, throwing the 16- it it it pound hall 47*3". ..•died six dual meet records, varsity and meet record. «*t 2 23 7 Nichols outsplashed Rowling ni troii 3. New Vork J v. a* set earlier this season by Montreal 3. HoUOfi I Green's Ralph Kakins in the Toronto I. rhioi<> I (Be) North Carolina State's Dick 200-yard event. Nichols' time of SYTl'KDYY'S ti.AWI* F.idgen. Saturday's meet marked 2:13.1 slashed the old dual meet New Vork i. ur I Hon l "e first time the two teams Toronto t. (hiuiu 3 record of 2:14.9 established hv Montreal i. (loiton I *..ive contested in the event ,n llit Shoup of the Spartans in i! meet competition. 1931 I jin'y . Ellis bioke the 50-ynrd •M-estyle dual meet mark of 23 Kakins went unbeaten last beid jointly by Don pa ton and season and was crowned champ¬ ( iarke Seholes. both of Michi- ion of the Mid-American Con¬ ference in the 100 and . n State, with a :23.1. 200-yard events The Sjuirtans' 400-yard free¬ S'Ncs* Errs style combination of Gordy For- John Cudeck. mainstay of the 1956 swimming team, was err- or.iuusly listed as scholasticaiSy eligible in Friday's State News lead of A1 CoXon Dutleck is not ineligible due gi ides, he has merely used up •:.< three years of varsity eligi- SOU ^ CANADIAN FLYER - ( IIII PHKN'S FIGUKK SKATES (sixes 12-3) *<>.95 ADULTS* FIGURE SKATES (sixes -1-13) 811.50 & 13.8a ttr Check HOYS' HOCKEY SKATES (sixes 12-3) f9.5U erne or more division$ for which yon qualify hy education and experience .., CNOINCCntNO WRITINO-Engi- BROOK'S - Serve military agencies employing Ifugbes I I iwcrs in this divbion work with rcM-arch highly (omples radar fire control systems for and drvclopincnt engineer* during formation all weather interceptor aircraft, at borne and LADIES' FIGURE SKATES (nil »ixc») $17.50 & 18.95 stagev of m-w equipment to pr»» County. ervoorfs [ HUGHES j LOCAL WTIRVIlWf-0«r TacMcal I MACarwr* Are Successful Career* •Nsf m» It MilMdig campaf iatwdiat aa Itauaqftl FiMMCtdtdywrF la 99 naglAgCH JCNO OfytLOkMINT LADOMATOMi8g f li ACROSS FROM THE UNION nvcnai aiicrapt conmnt Gahw COft L*t Amgtlu Cmmty, CeUfmU _ -1 m - ' ,.w/ -5 ,y ; . , , , PLUIIMINT BUREAU INTERVIEW KrilKni LK OPENINGS FOR THE (Millet 1 'jDiiiigrroiiti' liy 5lc( iarlhy This Weeh FOLLOWING MAJORS: (Continued from Page 2) Ike's Brother Draws Fire HATE EMPI OVERS Jan 15 City of Cincinnati Civil, E!iv A' Mech. Engineers. 7d5 pin. at the International Flee .V Moeh. Engineers. This Partytime Is Here Jan 15 Kearfott Co., Inc Celtrer. Bruce Anderson will firm will also interview jun¬ assistant to the Secretary nf At- sr,.ss— which Is the .American show some slides on Austria and WASHINGTON ( Pi- Serl Jo¬ iors. in the atx>ve fields for rlrultiiie in later di- people—decide." Bavaria. summer employment . seph MeCarth> Sunday nssailed dector of information, I9IR-I0. Af another point he said he ALPHA PHI SIGMA will hold Jan 13 Dow Chemical Co. All Interested in typing or President Eisenhower's official approved the use of force if tiec- n "Sock Hop" at K p.m. in the stenographic work, regardless McCarthy said he did not family as "a motley crowd." and of major. Degree not neoes- said the President's brother. Mil¬ ton. "tops the list" of those who think the President himself was under Communist influence, and i?saiy to roll back Communism Euros try Cabin Tickets may be purchased al the di*»r. Braril will i>e featured at th" Have Your Formats JiUllS nub!.< S.T.W lilt Mr.!,' Civil, Kin. Chv.l, ,X "are doing this country a great he added, "If let alone he might WKAimi INTERNATIONAL CLI'B at 8 A IJ.»> Co. Indus Engineers. deal, of damage " do fairly good job. I think the pm. in 31 Union Movies, dan¬ Cleaned At a Jan 15 CI. VI larnl Pm.„ L.tir Merh. .V Civil HiiKinrrrs. The Wisconsin Republican told mot lex crowd around him—-the (Iocs Off Air cing and refreshments will high¬ To--! C n |'.m> a miestinner on a television pan¬ light the evening Jan 15 Th< B.ittcdc Mcmuiial US A IM-.D - Chemistry Physic*. IIS - Chein . Mech A . el • how (AIK*-Press C'onferenc; i so-called palace guard—are do¬ WKAR-FM was off the air B'NAI BRITH III! IJL FOL- lnstituW that Milton Eisenhower wa.> dan ¬ ing this nation a great deal of MIATION will hold a dance at Elni A Mil Engineers Air M >"f of the. day Sunday due to gerous because "he has the Pres¬ tlamagi the Sharry Zedek Temple in math I don't think h« ■ technical difficulties which oc¬ ident's eai Asked to specify those In the COLLEGE CLEANERS Ail Engine'eis Lansing' from 8-12^p.m, Jan 1 "i 1 • , V, !•.;;<} Fttgliu am moie a Republican than you official family he thought dan¬ curred at 10:34 a.m ... SUNDAY em . D.v aI e a Hottentot " gerous, McCarthy replied: According to John T. Blake- UNIVERSITY LUTHERAN A V ..mp,«|j> MS A PhD Market Ilea•an-1 It. * President's l>r«»ther." M» J, !-. 15 - "I'd say Milton Elsenhower !, • chief tnciio engineer, trans- Clll^UII student class will con¬ J IS - 1 11 • Arts. Join 11 he in-.. \ (' u Mix s;i|rtr "came into the Ag- lops the list. Then Paul Hoff¬ tinue the discussion of "The Ait. Arl I'hvKs, Mm Admin j iitultnie Department at the tiri;e man. C. H. Jackson, Sherman i p'er trouble ti.leave the air in order to forced the sta- Faith and Worship of the Cath¬ Accetg. A A.; Aim. Ac .11,1 AIIKOTT KOAI) I'V. Indus Mech A Met | that group- a extreme radical let! wing numhei of them named Adams . . . will run down the entire list," (Hi. I don't think I , event further damage to ex- olic Church" by zerda. Dr Stanley Id- ANbw OM Wttk KAST l.ANSINli Kngmrct s. |.ei"lV0 tubes Communists wen in there lie had a good word only for ("henii di y mai-'i as Though broadcasting resumed LUTHERAN STUDENT AS¬ p AM x-u Engineer A In Wie as tell a.s ally of then,. Wilton H Persons, deputy as¬ t> Miporarity at noon foi a id- SOC. will hold a Cost Supper at For Its! Rosalts PHONE H-1713 In l heen a left a.-, any of ■ ! \ •' k.. 1 ( heme t I*let Met h A as sistant to the President, whom .teen minute period, the dil'ti- 5 30 p.m They will also hold a tin m sun e then " fine outstanding Engineei he called "a i!ix was not entirely cleared joint meeting with the UANTER- I.Al'NDRY SERVICE i I'fiem . In. Milton Eisenhower was an CLUB for discussion Chem Ciiiniiu'ir I'm Admin gentleman." tip until (i p.m. lll'KA a on ! 5 M.«r ..*?!• . >':> A I'a k.tgmg. Chen Mech A . At another point in the pro¬ I'he station is expected to re- "Christian Implications in the McCarthy asked his m." e regular operations at 3 Suez Crisis." 1 AM Indie Engineei education major. » II h i II Features gram, opinion ot what the President was It ,! tod.IV 1 , • ' St,r: 1111 . < 'itv has (ailed "Modern Republican¬ T!ing Pub!: . ii neeessai \ an Irish folk song ananged t>x s«-»T.wi- Huglif's and "Ameii.an l.illl- to stop mix Communist aggres¬ Michigan National llank ' .! !f. • V Slit'er f <»"! Sm v. i Until A i sion their iihx ' hv (Jla.lvs Riifi Mgn ' M i "If the President wants certain III. Ait. Join i A lit.-. The program eoiieludes witii I . • V.-: al Admllilstt a'.mti m.inn's (! mllioi S'>li.it.I. Dpus lie can come down and put the ,i. •- Dim I' picture up to us and let the Con- (Mam. A Che- M. H'" I M s. Elem S-u St in I ' I'M- M .»». ,1 .1 Mil I, IHIST ) V, -II I . • Pbx A it.. I. I !• , |-1. -i M n STATE- is ? iftoriNc. OMONI IP : >«'« NOW! snow I,;., ten., EM Me. I. 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(-nijri«'« tntagination Salai k. and kniwi^i# arr liberal, -• fin*! r>pti'icnea, tkm$ oryNooij? mi »..ix an cdicnt ir Pared on your own m, tjt,r ,1 a and x. ni i ihuiixin !»• « i it nee |M»VL f >«>'•*«•* v.♦.(,( " * > Ikip Su|t|lii«'- «m im«i; tailMftti avpetl, fnkaM fiai • mr*I S^runnf; fmgimeanmg frrronnW lifer. m i KT'S AQUAMUH mdHTimVtt tt COMFANY, INCORPORATED Laaaiax M29-S. Cedar SI. IV 7O3I0 •———r- 1571 MAIN AVE. CUfTON, W* JIIHV m flBB UNION BOOK « OMI'I I.HOHV TRAINING S| M.HI SNOW Armv Vrpirimrni ortrrs rum- *h»«.riv ("W and cloud* Is fnre- ra*t f«|)iile l iililr- lli'luilc setting up a free trade mar¬ ket in Western Europe. The new cabinet was sworn LONDON (,1>) — BriUin I'NITED NATIONS. N V. ocfore Quoon Elizabeth II at iliscloscl Monday it hun ini¬ (.1*1 The rnilml States pu. kinghum Palace. tiated negotiations with Ye¬ Morula v projxisprl interna¬ Then' Mictnillan and Foreign men aimed at peace talkrt to tional controls ot outer space s, etniA Selw.vn Lloyd hustled ;• to confer with Foreign Min- end the fijrhtinjr alonjr the missiles as part of a new . Charles Malik ot Lebanon. wild, mountainous and ill- Five -Point I >isarinatnent Li> had come from Curio talks defined Aden-Yemen border. IMaii approver! Ly I'resiilent .o, President Nasser of Egypt. Britain administers by treaties Fisenhower. One of the first major tasks the Aden Protectorate on the U S Chief lie legate' Hem of Marmillan'fc government la to southwest tip of the Arabian C.iIhC I "ige. Slate Niws I'hou. by Marshall I udawa* .ti in a :• Jfeidi 4 . kettle the Suet dispute and get salley Gilm.in Kalamazoo and Peninsula dominating the vdal junior April Cameron, (irossr the UN A- etnblv'v B..!itual ktups moving throngh the ranal I'ointe junior. oh*er*r the ney* Wolverine rover displayed in the Bed Sea trade route between Committee called f--i con- owe i' h cleared of wrerkage. I nion Concourse Wolverine sales booth They are surrounded hy Europe and the Fast !:-.K the stoekiuimq of t. - Mom Suez and the Middle signs reminding them that the sales deadline is set for Jan. 31. The Kingdom of Yemen and -inn.ihle materia!a limit alii f ,.-i Lloyd turned to the pro- the Aden Protectorate have bar in . ted West European free trade been battling over the border pIoMons • >to»r >f arnied ; V i-ter cium, uss He dined with Foreign Paul-Henri Spaak of who had arrived to the plan Spaak is the Bogart Succumbs foi vv ith Britain in years. has Under 19 scattered aided lighting Yemen tribesmen and agreements Sultantatc*, Aden troops I nited Nations area on police examine wreeked rail line for possible min.s after moving into Sinii desert heels of withdeaxxbig Israeli invasion troips. f .rces vx against tho Ceh.iog Woukl of surprise s5 be u B. i|'i';c it! t to k To Cancer at 56 c ! . v secretary-generaI of NATO regular forces. .n.i elf vet i\e iritemali Ik-tailed morrow discussions at the treasury undci open Excn as the British Eorelgn Billies: We Mean Itusinc to-! \ is and suiter<■ 1 i«ni il* \' Ku/.neto office announced start of pre* • chairmanship of Britain's liminary moves to set up fron¬ t b'pijt 5 Foieign Mini Ciianccllor of the Kxche- Academy Award Winner I id Congress Urged to Authorize i ■» tier negotiations for a settle¬ «*t Petri Thotnev croft ment the Russians and pari* of lis I Ins foi nn office a> Presi- Dies al Peak of Career the .Arab World kept up a pro¬ • of the Board ot tiam , paganda barrage accusing the ..it i iry croft common pushed the idea European market HOLLYWOOD i.Tv- Tii jifh j»ti> Humphrey llugart fin¬ ally pave in today to the one !W he couldn't lick —cancer, British of "aggression." insist* Aden forces have drixen invading Yemen* ont of Britain only U. S. Troops in Middle East ei audi- Do. 1 The talks will renter on way* lle-diorl at his home at the agre of V» .Aden territory. : pee la I U! ol v Ull di .lie. WASHINGTON <•!'> Stvic- ni broadening the plan foi a I he poker-faced \eterafi of countless action roles, who The vote to talk peace ta only tarx of State Dulles | rc.iu 1 <1 ng fa*. nt, which he mmmon market *» that Britain Inrartte one of filmland's fine- t actor> and most tinted char- Kutnelsoy arciisrd the Amer- in it initial stages. Britain said Moudax that the l.'oinmuni;-t iinl other Best European rami- icaiis of 1 olonialisiu. of trying fo acters, thought until the last Arrangements arc under dis¬ •will lake every risk that the* "Soy let srouiul naval ami air pir can take part. take the place in the Middle that he would win. cussion tor a meeting between i.oc to take 111 old. 1 to win tin .. France. ' Italy. Belgium. Holland and Luxembourg Gei Only received last Saturu.iv • i-» • p. friend* foi C* u-i 11 olveritw c.itrials of the Aden government and of the Yemen government Middle East " Foi that reason, he tirg. I forces ad i'cent are to stationed In the the Middle arras f ast — I a.st held by and of interfering Biitain and I ram In alTairs e of i. well advanced on the plan. . of the frontier for talks in con¬ Bulgaria, the Black *ra the I k- Arab Mates ||e persisted de¬ that Vongrcs.s take action limx We arc ready to go ahead iockt.nl hour in the thv, raine. the I and Urntr.il spite three admonitions from the To Display incases nection with the recent trou¬ f luthon/c Prcsnlcfit Fa-.n- •v," Spaak told newsmen I his Holmby Hills manu.in H bles " Asia." lie said. 1 ommitttee Chairman. Victor seemed howcr to use Aniciicati military mill to sec If there is a potud- in good spirits. Ttie.se force- are «»f a kize. Andres Kelaunde of I'eru. an.I The British announcement forces. If necessary, to help am Uty of collaboration I Unnk Early Sunday he fell Into a aril are I7 Cover said government Middle East country that ask . British are ready to do r«ma and never rmereed. Ills fBritish* is consulting could t»e employed at any tune that Kurnelsoy's speech was a protec¬ for help in ic.Mstiiig overt ag¬ viricthiug about it and that we with a miriimtpi of warning "smear on the United States, ir- physician. Dr. Miyiurd Brands- torate sheiks and other rulei % gression •.a!, succeed." said death »l 1 III 'Do- fai t i nothing new But .t relevant and impertinent." ma. rame a m aitout the proposed peace talks • Spaak lunched u itli former Tht* cover fur the JB57 llulles appeared bnlay Iwlore takes '•». new imph.-ation from a general spread of the Britain also has contacted tin ' t 1 Koziu' 're Minister Sir Anthony original cancer. Wolverint' w ill Im* on ilisplay Yemeni legation in Loudon a joint niertii.K of the senate The ivoHoii.u situation ill tho I adg. ! on at Chequers and expecG I or .inn Relations and Armed Middle Fast, tie -.ml. muld -1. - for the first time in tlit* .if, ! Last March do tors rem. ■*•«-.* , Hilly reaction so far from the Ser* ires I ominitter*. I he hear¬ ate .lit,, eondit.oii •c» Macmillan tonight. !i i 101 . Ip. ?..! cancel from Bogart Esophagi t*iiion Concourse Wolverine Yemeni legation here was 4 f ■ A possibility that Britain w ill ing. in the luccest room in the Mia Willi \« into intimate and econ- tin liTjfH running fi.n, ft.,,,? Snii's \\ wlnosilay, ac- charge that British military air¬ senate (Ifli.e Budding, was I Iiati t«. stomach A ft ei that h. craft and tanks attacked Ye¬ Hunga! • and political tics v* ith • coniiiic to Barm* Alley, salt's a open to the public. e I S! itf'v ney 'Vivtern Europe was indicted Uerwent cy'cti i\i i a. matiagnr men post on Friday. The Nit i. t.i.x 1 ejected sug¬ on. ill- a treatments In ' u\enit'cv >,%■ • , an analysis of Macmillan's The Major fount for Yameni pro¬ gestions th.it t'ofi«lc > d|op the Am treated for ner\« r«*d pi. • » - coyer display* will set off . « cabinet. paganda attacks against Britain pirsidenti.il .Hithonty idea .01 i • • h>M< all-campus -ale of th< faith due to ! • m ;»ti< i ;■. v t.» • has I wen Cairo The Briti .h substitute foi it a H- oiution •>x- I'll • ' •alls Ml Chan b'H.k. which il-.ses Jan 31 A I : in . !, original Miig.uy lian- and »bo¬ charge the Lg.vpiiuns "steamed picssing cone mi ovci Ihi ('o..,,- bdtei i\ in enraging !•• ha*. Reds Capture l» .»k at. ^"1 i t»y aovan.e •« •• t.a Bogart wa*- on.- .1 ki-u m luunist thicat t»» the Middle caimum-t ron- ' ■ . V i w,.'I !n sold .It V a I - up a vocal "war" against Brit¬ epn a ptatlve dedtM't atv- Holly wood, a p: t> » whet, ihyu ain. East tlol : u- places around carrypus the - jxn eh v*( have just has become lt remat -ii'ms JOHN FOSTER Dll t.ES I .S. Woman •nevjs aixnit stars tn lecen' ;>eai.-. x ('••iiM-tmc Mi'. •* »irt!i of a black sdhouettc oil an an I' Former Jyccrctarv t)eun Acheron has made Midi a of St.ttc . . . urges t ongress . . Sen. In reply Green to a (K-K I 1. question Chairman from fw.i also lasige contemptuous of a.sked the wmk It :* lie died at the peak of his ,«p ia iaackground. Pie cover Council Plans suggestion, but Dulles did 1. it betw en t-'uiiii 1 ol the foreign Relations t om¬ oi the United Nation This i* Photographer career. highest Ite had prire. won the Hollywood's Academy there Mst' IP icpi. • ijm. idivsicat arui .-diMytion- growth of mention hl» testimony Aihe-:..iii l»y name in freedom." To a nnrstuoi bx Sen. Eul- initter. Dulles said that if Com¬ munist aggression occurred, the 14 a we 11v shall a a t thing for keep hoping and us a!! But we Id DAPEST oP» US author. Aw arri and was ful of stars who tould rommand one of a hand strrjrtuscs Talent Quest ".At the present Dulles said, "the situation is too moment," bright has (II-Ark.1. Dulles said be evidence that Russia is Eisenhower would prefer to take the rase Administration jsliall keep trying." here were told Monday that .lerry Y oungs, business mana* ' no In • his opening sperrh to the lop money — WW a picture is holding a meeting of all Auditions Ijrgin Wednesday rritiral to l»e dealt with hy a planning aggression jn (be Mid¬ first to the I nited Nations be¬ "0> missing American was in a ger. cominiltee. I.odge stressed re¬ Hungarian jail just they 'sales people In ttld t allege Hall afternoon for the Senior Council mere expression of opinion. I dle East. fore committing I . S. forces. as Bogart v.«- a tui fi-iinnkm^ peatedly that the program he variety show which will tour belie*e we've got to act" He •arncd another probably has prankish extrovert whose tieart at j .".# this afternoon to an¬ 'Bui I doubt very much th.t But he said it would depend was proposing would go intp ef¬ said the I nited States must »•«"; arrested was .'»< soft as h;s screen Un. . nounce the rules of the annual throughout Michigan during w 1 I have advance notice of if." oil the circum 'an< • • lie eaid fect only when an iron-rlad **s* winter and show that "we mean business." After six week* the Hungar- were hard. sales rontest. Sales people are spring terms. lie added tlj.it m any event, a pr« -en'.i- tem mt controls and inspection Cornmuhiats acknowledged He loved to stir think*- up to hnng all sales cards with Try-outs will i*« held fr.Hn In th* House today. Hep /•■<- tion would t»e made to the UN had hern established and there holding Mrs Geor- them to the meeting. 33b-">3«» and 7-9 Wednesday bl.N'ki lI)-Wis > intiiKiuicd .1 Sxvurity t "Mined .soon .as |c» tom b a trei \» ' And how ». a.- complete surely • were was against sul¬ ■.<" • Meyer Chapelle. 3H. a trrc- ptiutogiaphcr from New hated pres.- That stuff-stinks i» le »>*" e - ■ ' IV./e- .«*'*• f.»r the contest male and female -eiler j* for Mie and Thursday from 3 30-5 30 in the Mush Room cm the third revolution Acheson s along suggestion, and Rep the lines of Vienna Oelel jxisslble C hann,an Ru ei! (D-G.it . f fations Mates or and eyasions. the S»\iet The United I 'won V-.i k • Tht .«»!> wax to g. t .bin ;t* * **. gift eer t;fi« atr from art floor of the Union. Gordon (B-Jlli i. -w.d a .state¬ tin' Aimed Nirviics CoMimitfie never have agreed on what con¬ To Appear p . to in rxnli' j! eli*I; p. f. .«t 1 ..*: .! g me ehant Tr.c Talent heeded include* sing¬ ment urging tliat Ei . nhowei l» • 1 .iised fin or. B'ednesda.y al. i ers. tap dancers, instrumental¬ given substautiallx w hat he a k:. icfugisv. from Hungaiv and oth- hid crossed U»r Austrian-Hun - tonality " i ,« • * He reminded the committee B'un l"rv There had been no direct twnlrr without proper pa- lie was lie explanted how v» . i!' v. c .la* a on 3! the* sale* deadline An*otic rnteiestcd ists. ician novelty numbers, a mag¬ and 11 small taind Group Gordon is i'hairmati House Foreign Allans loinmit- «'f the In Musie Ami • aNllife countries oigalit/ed into a volunteei for e could 1* that about Pre-idelit Eisenhower i» he lieeame a rharaeter; "Bx number* are also encouraged to tce and Zablot'ki o .» nu nda 1 of to imjiiti i \oluiitei-is that might {•> Ik* inaugurated for a M»rd from her since she left a ;• r r.i. tfw . Ititest and seil- doing I damned please. I Tin MSB' Mi m coti<| icrm aii i that the Bm as for the Wolverine is audition, according to the ghow't it. Dcm.H iats in the Uonmutt. <■ '• Drpaftiu 11>- sent into the atea by Buivsia -- Vienna hotel flee, 4 and said she defend my right to tut a raper c »: o—«k- Colli f N. 11.ants iccnt coniitiuo to -a-ck way* t'» -■".•en • attend the meeting eirector, J.h* Hoffman held a closed Mv.-mn t«» dis» li¬ e 1 ii:- a "i China •i» going to ha«e another look if I feel like it." know the V*. icdU'O and tu s|«nd less mi II The Wolverine staff has plac- Anyone interested in bring the Middle I id. they look no' 1 1 Dulh v s.ud the ..State iHd1-"' the border where she had ain.amcittj \ in the show but unable to make but Zabl.H ki lesulutiou <)iU! I I t IX glllll ~T*n.c. -Ju'lymg tin fceen Bog,lit was alwavv . ,t.. . posters in vanoiOi sfrots action . idea, i'ut making pictures of refu¬ f".- tomment on anything fir- any of the auditions i* askou and Gordon's sta'ement p'ovid- at k night in f»« filt if raijed Miio.i-. Hi outlined tf.c five principal a ! i-rrpus to remind stu- proo- gee* yo! ng rr.a.e stars ("no re - n-» •- f the sales deadline to contact Hoffman at tL- eti pr«*'f of a division of opinion •.Mumc Auditoi in H» a.d ne would a an! » point* of the U S .Pjan all I expected the Hungarian 2-1832 Under extciiMVc ipic-st loning Thr I S'll'f, in cb ltd of Mothling would .s. , i ,ii'a.' wu!d l>e pioeriti ,f imagination" i f«# non-druno-u - i your Wo'ivenne ' 1. that . tn our- £' - nment soon will bring her trus! .. tii«- t" a • f Miiai; . a m!i »n l China tn to in !, .1. subcommittee 1 <>n1 u*e Bur . i.i u.in. •a! for crossing the border ■.•.mill, hax t k s • »j laidgc hoja ;. will be uppf'.,i<-.-| 111 ail !b . \ id .inch reporter and pbotos- pu trying is M-trRNi B Houses Stenographic Office la.gc inu.-iial • '1 • >t S. 0 W.hi .B-Wi ) nou .a ci I. ,11 T'-a! M i. '1 at The |v»int.s wen agreement bo 11 r !>. .. well «i ff vtiva! appeal - ".at f"iiri.et Bic-uJirP Tt amai « arrested under similar ..III 1 ill I in < a F. m.lr.: tti. t,.Villi d • Ei.a-uhower riached thai ai! tuM<>nalde rna- AiMuwigh the fi * *' *• '■ . , 1 :«ai« of the gravity >1 Bog s I- 1 ti u. x, ana J a-.k « 1 h..w lorn.* i 1 *11'.vidi ; 1 fntter by Hungarian wcrct (i any -»IG« 1:. Hoover «m| It future he U'-e.t >1 s!»s kjul.il r.n- .ilness, it w.«s stunned by (,!| • w ithin a few day - Hi«»\rr .!« Undo .lc) •»{iT!,a!iof 1 -uih i v 1 u«»n fxil death Among the coirmt, Each nf the lb-let's rmiit 11. . : a it ■ Wial word had not yet t.-th Sis !a 1 of State, an <1 tt'U. ; 1 'i ** Buig t I t V B->g « W H« bt t\TIE RAM.HEV ploy six or seven extra iF* station! and !./. , mrmhrrs is a pcifnrnting artist II • •.* < , • ■ ed the U. S. Legation m »ni hat im. - be put tn onntlter of¬ In bis iimii right, aud years uf It. -aid l! hi- >iti ' fine p« i son and a suijefb a Tmu . te> minh M.uriv in wfro may Willi fi "< l tit ad W nil I!' ,i_,.l *: <1 aa. M' n» is- Umitv.l r-e*t of the disappearance ol_ <1 Misrmblr prailnr and pcrlur- ii latw img mat ru- 1 e taV lie a 1: U* ail».5 ••.( -.jfji'f rx f Berkey Hall fice when Uicrv is need for moir 1 !.. 1 id Roraback of Dobbs Fer- sages and ! a lei Im m:-' In tfH! ineati- HuRv w ? Roua g to work nut a system fo« ■ of Oslo They arc ography. i.s u.r Tr Cent;a 1 Sonographic of- graphing office which ol»o «<>•« a ed to have been arrotcd XISI kngli-li I'rof • aim o*t a* a work tut the dcpartmctit* of the ami fonii.' The matenai lirst-rhair member* the •advance n«>ti,i and limited m- .Sow ru tans .Men's (»lee Ciets I I UrtMtiodal obiwuvatUMi of ruil Hungarian side of the printed in grease, and is spread Yirmia I'hilbai muhiic orchestra, • 34 r near the Austrian village Tu I'uiili-li I'liiol ILmiU si-creu. • for the whole uni- university. The financiai end u mi the machmt wjth warei Uieu yyhitli appeared in a wrll-re- h.: v. 1 • Die *apn«ne*transcTibed handled by the Comptroller J. S hit the Armed Fmcc* of Yidau, where thousand* of f'^gees have crossed. •The Savage AtUir, nove dictators'from , come from about the various 225 de- The stencil to Ik* simplest of ink. cauMng the ink to stay on.y oil the part* that are greasy, crixrd concert xtmbcr. heir last No- Inaugural Invite the United Slates and the So- by Dr Y'irgil Swt»tt. a> I ion J paper is uaed for both m - The Michigan ,Stat«i Men's See MI»II ES. rage 8 {vartifirnb of MSU rog rophing The pruspiiivi t.tpens with Mo¬ been liiiliiiitirui Ticket» prtdf»to>r "f Ei gh»h. ha- There are nine dielaphwne np- text matte even lief and lithography. zart s Diverionrnto No. If i»* Car" Club l a.* Imtii pixifed t*» H'hcdulcd -''r ruhlica'ion '."1 for Kollngg of Uie dixikionx on the D iniiu't fin' nex' wmk. 4 lie Distributed era lor x feaeh-using Is* ma¬ menna are Ling al tlic inaug iralion ccir- t rarl.u..k Nali'o Mill Januaiy. 59.M1 A study of pp>*-. chines) inn stenographrv and have mimrwgraphing fit' by foa:hhaigsev.'will ta new , a. iies m Warhinginri. D.C . tin* set* fcr the machine* nf their the ' Arthur Rubm- .Bk.ni*'-facing the autfew of ^*1 three typists in the •ffire. They mimeograph poper. II k also own. so to *hc larrtpug audience Ida wick'ud Tiw invitation was ex- I'la....*-*! for 1'inIjiv ■ 11 evert Jan. 22. wifi • be work «*ed for 11 porU, pur of them al mimeographing office doesn't f if la I eompo,i!ioti n |>«tlioy« . American bevt->eiJfr tfw novel turvribr and do cops 'Abided tiKiay at 9 a.rn in from xocti tilings a* letter*. present being a large one on hove the some jobs It had a few • n« j.h t in E flat iriojoi (JpUs tended by veteran prior U»e*»tge There will tie .1 Wolvmme t« the third written by Di Union second floor check manuscript*, and radio address¬ Civil IM—00. gad oUmt —eh year* ago. There i» still an I'Y ...:»e "t the Uigci and • Muiphy, chairman of the yli- S#'e» meeting in Ohl College member of the MSU faeuRy , Student* must present a es. There are a few stsdenla em¬ abandonee of things to be dune, trrkntmn pievt* f>»r small *1.- Ui'Vinmiut vonmuttee Hail at 3 30 pju today. k*n * D" of their activity since 1947. ployed aa messengers. The printing from raised type, however. •cmbtc I'reMdent John A Hannah All xaSesi jwople are hiked And wiil have a choice of Admittance to tne concert to bring ai! sale* card* to the Approxinuitcly <30 pages k»ig The Oneral Stenographic of¬ ci.mmonljr known aa "relief." n Though these two offices may is wi'.l present the mvitatmri tw- ng the Rubinatein con- be relatively unknown to the by season ticket, allliough a few meeting whether they are iol.i and six >var» io the writing. fice also sends girls to other of¬ the type of print that project* foie llw Aiwktnk' Council thu Jrt ' or the Boston Pop* Feb 23 tickets will be distributed "The Savage AL'^r" it to U fices when the regular secretory above the paper. Thia is main- student*, they are vital parts of guigie tickets will be on sale or not. Salts procedures and the university. gt the duor bcfuit the conceit. afUims'O for its Pjrjnovak the contest will be uneuMCvl. is ill in the summer* they em¬ 1/ iucd for the dcparUucuUt * later date. published by iiarcwuiViirucc. ' -Dnblnir INFORMATION Michigan State News* a»* n«tir kf mn ti.w* *«*»«• •»« r»«*n» A Wee Dynamo CHRISTIAN STTDENT FOI'NDATION SPARTAN PISTOL 7:30 p.m.. CLUB Demonstration Hall PROMENADERS EXECUTIVE BOARD Women's Gymn:t- Tti. MtrltKli *•»'• If ..Hi.*,* »' a.<»nl« wHH.nl «lrM Hf.lt, SPANISH CLUB 6:30 p.m.. „TJ,.|V... II If n..l ,h, .lfif.fl ..... "I •!.' ..... ffI'l..". 7 p.m., Bible Study Meeting ut ium Lounge k.iHv kni white vreklna to **t\t the be»$ interest* of both. stands ready -By BONN SHEI.TOX- College House 7:30 p.m.. International Cen¬ SKI CLUB (u bVr«r".n, mnkr VhTrh would dm, . •race brt.rra lhr two whrthe.• K ter New* FJ Iter-In-Chief AGRKTI.TI'RF. A HOME rnmri fromwltbin the university or from oulridr, M>w^r the a.^UlJa state SOU 7 p.m., Bcrkey Hall. Ativan.v |irrM| inland Dally Prm. Intercollegiate Pre*s Association and Associated ECONOMICS EXTENSION 6:30-7 p.m., Mural room Fiesl Aid for National si, College Pr*»s. ' In years to come Spartan students will profit, memory- CI.CB WOLVERINE COFFEE HOI'R Patrol \vT is. S'.v HT Tui's.liiy. January 15. I"57 Pnjw Two wise. because Pub Row's "Little Dynamite" decided that 7:15 p.m.. 310 Ag Hall 3 30 p.m., Old College llall. AWS ACTIVITIES BOARD she would rather "be right than All-American." PI Ml! EPS1LON All salesmen are to attend 7 p.m.. 35 Utiion 7:30 p.m.. 221 Physics-Math J-HOP DECORATION'S Patty Moynihan, who's not much bigger than the Wol¬ GAMM A IOTA MU COMMITTEE JETS ALUMNI CU B 7 30 John Willie room, State Spending to Reach verines that she heads up, last spring made the big decision p.m., 33 Union 7:30 p.m., Harold Skamser's Kellogg Center 4 p.m., that what students want in their yearbook is scenes.to be residence. 815 Northlawn, East remembered—not pages of written matter to wade through. Ieansing. For transportation Michigan Stato New* call ED 2-1603 or F.D 2-1440. Your Key to Better Value* . . . So this year's Wolverine will have a bigger ratio of pic¬ SPARTAN WOMEN'S LEAD IT. Next Year than any previous edition—and a bigger ratio than New High ture* BOARD is considered feasible to garner one of the coveted All- c? American awards. The yearbook presently holds a two-year All-American 4:15 p.m., ALPHA PHI OMEGA 7 p.m., AWS otYice 35 Union .. Michigan State News occur* in three general areas—education, CADET OFFICERS CLCR Published on etas* dsjr* Monday through Friday Inclusive, during f,y ('..•viTiior r. Mi'iiii.'ii William* lai.l il on mental health and public welfare. Of these, winning streak, copping the highest award for both tho 7:30 p.m., 31 Union winter and spring terms except da\s after holidays: weekly during sum¬ mer term, and one special freshman issue between summer and fall tit.' line in his start-i.f-lho n-nion mossayo I95f» and 1956 books. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE terms Entered as sesond daw matter under act of March S. !•?» at the education is probably the most important. to tho Mi.'hi.'an Loyisialttro ia*t work. While hotli were excellent books and well-filled with ORGANIZATION post office East Lansing. MUh Msll subscriptions, payable in advance, for one _ _ hrm, It: for two terms. span,! Capital outlay — the money needed for |||. t.,1.1 tho loyislatoi's that stato ronstructing new buildings — is also an good pics of the campus and its inhabitants. Patty and her 7:15 p.m., BLOCK A BRIDI E Peoples' Church *3M. for three terms. 9450. . itur Mil! ha\o to reach a now hitfh next year. staff decided there could be big improvements made in the Donn Shelf on -Hl-nilrf ayotirio*. William. *aiit. important factor in the financial picture. 7:30 p.m.. Livestock Pavilion. Mankgtnc Fdltur t ortimotit photo department. Livestock Fitting and Showing Hal Baternsn - In November. Williams said the state have sithmitteil reipiests for more than With Tom Andrews, a lens wizard of the first water, Demonstration Art SiMMla - BkklkM. Mklucrr agencies had asked $11:1.452.912 for capital S.*.oo million in yoneral final appropriations heading up the picture department, the hook this year will LIVING UNIT CHAIRMAN Bob Poggi C'irralkUM Dirn-iur for tho yoar startiliy -Inly 1 outlay for next year. he replete with photos from front to hack of its 501 pages. FOR SPARTACADE ntv Editor Pat kwltt Fngraver Racer Thompson Advertising Director Hosuii For the present year, the agencies re¬ 7 p.m., 32 Union, last meeting tditurial Pare Editor Ann Todor lirnrral fun,I appri,print ion*. «i. far lhi> There will even be color shuts of some of the top spots SAILING CLUB EXECUTIVE Hports Editor Jerry tobbln* Sutton Ray HrhumaK-r quested &1 £.14.1:11. But the amount ac¬ Women's Editor Audrey MacKnlesh Retail Manager year. ha.eamounted In s.'l.'lu million. Thai'* tually voted them by the Legislature only on campus, places that it will take color to remember how BOARD Msht Kditors David Stroud. Pete Walters. Mel Barbra /.near. Sales Managers Hill Keongb Nancy Hranton k a SITU million riifferenre. they looked in those years to come. 7 p.m., 111 IB University Vil¬ Keller. I.arrv (iustin National Manager Peggv «Wm»n. to $.*'.6,020,790. Classified Manager Marge XIDkjIj Most of tho inoreasod eost, Williams kaiil. came Patty, who is as stubtiorn as only an Irishman can be, lage As»'t. Sight Editors Dentse Hranlon. Lois S'eu- Lois Ander¬ Ass't Classified Manager |jrb,n .\< a further straw on the camel's hack, son. stood her ground through a whole storm of protest about before petitions .are due bartb. Lis Troester. Nelda Trout BneUck Office Managers Mary Kav Mir- the l egislature is morally Imund to make IRE-AIF.E Wire Editors Jean MeMaaiis. Pat Kenrle, Karen l.lndguist the cutting of copy space in the book. Melov. Dave Harrell. Dale Fran/, Compulsory Effort, are muterway to establish a stu¬ up a S'Jn million shortage of primary and secondary schools, which resulted sales tax collections didn't bring in as when much never Chief among the complaint* was the cry. "But you'll win an AIL American award that So what?" was her curt reply. way." 7:30 p.m.. gineering' 402 Electrical En¬ Jan Kiouser dent safety council, which would concern as expected. Having weathered the storm, she set up Tom as the head _ ED 2-1511 itself with the prevention of accident- Obviously, something will be needed to of the picture-taking department and the fun was on. through safety measures and accidents that occur. reporting ot balance the budget. If more money is going to be spent next year, more money will have to be collected in taxes and elsewhere. From thg moment of that big decision the Publications Darkroom has had a steady stream of little pink picture Campus Lfiassijieds Ext. 26is Such an idea i- indicative of the progress order forms from the Wolverine office across the hall. Taxes, however, aren't particularly pop¬ being made in safet\, h»*re and elsewhere. Andrews, like any gm»d photographer or photo editor, ular with anvonc The governor hinted that high retttlerithip Deaillinr: 12 noon Hut one maior facet of satety on the stu¬ — knows that taking just a picture of specific events does being completely oVerlook»'d would be needed, but he dent level l • new revenues didn't suggest what form thev would take. not lead to the big photo coverage that his hosswoman — loir ro*l one day In-fore publication ;,t Msr—what is to be done when there i- want*. an accident. In the pa-t, Williams and the Democrats So the word went out that it was "lots of pictures of most When accidents occur, often the most im in the Legislature have favored a corpor¬ everything that students do, see, try or want." ate profits tax The Republicans have pre¬ CLASSIFIED RATES portatit steps to recovery occur iti the first This then brought the headaches back to Patty, who FOR SALE LOST and FOUND few minutes, when proper care ma> save ferred their taxes in other forms. burns gallons of midnight oil sorting out the beat of the minimum IS words tine way to balance the budget, of course, 60c IlilfsK THAIl.rB PAI ACT 1*5.1 LOST. 'KEYS WITH blur pi,.- ., life and willing but unknowing, iier^m- good ones that Tom processes. 1 d«y •W leet Two bedrooms, four-piece tab Inscription. Maxev and I>uvie. would be to chop down the state agencies* $1.00 bath Terms Sacrifice t.> sell IV- lv Motors HewarU Roget, I'.il 7-k. may mishandle the victim to cause further \ photographer for Life magazine once told a group on 2 dkyt S-75.T8 after S :*» $> m week days llf aftor seven p.m. 1:' budget requests. There will undoubtedly he 3 d«y> $1.30 injury. eampu* that he took 5.5011 pictures for a single, five-page, TWO SPORT JACKETS *«i each LOST PAIR OE black frame Italic first aid is taught in only a single some of that, first in the governor's office article in Life. (.Iu*t think of pushing a shutter release 4 dkyt $1.50 Si/e 4(» H,>li**i skates. lj price C«n es Tburvdav noon. Grove st F.D2-623H 115 between Hurchatn and Ann F:> course in the physical education curriculum, and then in the legislative chambers, before 5,500 times). 5 dkyt $1.65 tact Pete *-54i.W t: the appropriations hill becomes law. PHOTOSTATS MADE AT Jinks and entrance into the course is limited to Not to !»e outdone, the Wolverine will produce some awe- ADDITIONAL CHARGES Studio Same day set vie Williams promised in hi- speech that ED Z-616!' tl . REAL ESTATE ph> s etl ma jors. inspiring figures of its own. lor each word over 15 Thus, non majors are not able to receive "rigid economy " would be practiced in small • .List as a starter, a total of 2*2,500 times the shutter has ( IGARETTES fl m CARTON. t*o BEAUTIFUL TWO BFDR< K . 4c por day pak* Silver tan pants (Ivy brick duplex *S5 Ann Street P- • fir-t aid instruction if thev want to d>» so thing- and large snapped.on, near and around the campus. Leaguei 94 7». regular Sun tan pants IV W-K616 He i- holding a series of administrative billing charge . 15c 2 ••h Ot) pant'- 4 7» Manes briefs i Itut merel> opening tin* classes to all stu Ot course, 21,000 of those shots were taken up by the and T-shirts IRS 7m each Adler . ON MAIN HIGHWAY «mi| athletic wix. $1 pair Korean J dints and making them bigger to acconi hearing- thi- week, where representatives seniors in their section of the book. 14 DA Irusulated tvaits. (J ff'f o- G'aprt »a,rb-■ from the various state agencies and insti AUTOMOTIVE I 12 M, Military oxfords 6*6 Military odate more student 1- not enough. The 'I hen there will be 250 group -hots (with from three lira stop building RHONf IV 4-S4S0 Playing ' tunes you request IV entitles the student to receive a Red Cross verine. APPROVED DOUBLE ROOM for ' 2-6111 new lalmrntories and classrooms. To skimp Open evfy m*h» 4.H ten First Aid certificate. Hecidedly more im But underlying all of this information, and all of the men Two" blocks from campus I JIM VOORHEJ8 RTOLLING Plume ED 2-1735 118 | portaiit than aiiy certificate, completion of on care for the mentally ill. To halt all pub¬ work, i* that basic decision that Fatty made last rordion player and trio Ava.-« spring. FOR SALE APARTMENT THREE ROOMS and j for parties. banquet.*. wedd i the course would enable any student to ade¬ lic welfare programs. She thought then that what the students want is a book bath, plus warm dry baat-mrn* smokers, etc Phone IV 2-4111 Possible, but not probably. Michigan citi¬ of pictures that will take grails back to that familiar scene COMBINATION RADIO Near ramtHu Reasonable re«t quately administer to an injured person am! s« OTT uhonogiaufi phone I.eVerne Phone ED 2-31*2 121 APPOINTMENT FOR APPLICA §1 is until professional medical help arises. zens have accepted these things a.s neces¬ or remind them of that "goof" that sat next to them in Roberts IV 5-6533 ..r IV 5 7513 119 TV AND KITCHEN or ivileees TION and passport picture* n - being 'taken at Htcks Shepards Shoes Phone ED 2-616^ ' First Aid is something that every good sary to a better Iif«» They aren't likely to poly sci. MARRIED STUDENTS FACULTY Parking and linens furnished An- proved riM^m* for men **5n per Save on electric percolators waffle citizen should know and there is no better give them up so easily The Invok might not win an All-American tag. but it will iron* toasters mixer* blender* week S'x block* to campua piione Ml'glr by Vel-o-Statem PHIL H"U** .'.'1 l" phone Delta F, ED 7-9147 or ED 2-3UM 119 II .time or place to teach it than at. the versity level. uni What to do then" Higher taxes or less services? ♦ *0 be an all-star liook to everyone of the that buy one. 6,(NMl-7,tHk> students deenfryers Phone ED 7-7#! Purpose -■»! GERMAN SHORT HAIRED Point¬ 117 4-160.7 after four NEAR FRAN DOR pro DELUXE 119 typing HEAR EXI Kenny Davis Or 'hes*»a ED 7-9506 " Campus Classifieds . . . Ia»w Cost er iMinpie* Ten aeekt AKC »e* Three.room closet* l.tundrv tiled Heat b.ith. wardrobe water, stove Democracy S 'e and dam. excellent De/tentls i-tered TYPING DOVE IN mv X-"*' hunter* Vaccinated am) wormed »efnner»*or f i'duig furniahed. il1** Phone ED 2-273B 110 Term papers, theme* the*— Hr- H C Zindc-I. Williamston Michigan •onable rales Phone ED 2-073A *V Phone 27 119 U '' Crossword Puzzle WASHINGTON *4*)—'The new the Supreme Court's school de¬ tional and career channels 1-4*3 36 FEET Royal Deluxe House single student preferred hott-SMeder room dorms men Acraas from 1*1 Graduate ~ Ab- MOTOR TUNE-tfP and br.«k^ r» V s Commissioner of Education segregation decisions but has this country must in trader Like "*\s • 4t 7Vi Phone ED a «MVl C«»*t new II* Phone ED 2-5703 •**» «etr. xeross Russell's irnm Pure Peoples Church Oil Servue 2S Russian preserve At'ROMS believe* children NICE SINGLE ROOM for should be urged Americans LIFT?. MICROSCOPE MDNOCU- man 31 avoid free choice. T'T« ). Animal cell: seaport to ex¬ Patkinr available Thone ED 7-9*6* PtmtlT fTENOGRAPHER the I.AR Newest rr.ide! with case Three EE tyned N>V tomb fonn 33 Cabbage taught old-fashioned three tremes m meeting them (The One of l>etthick's obtective* Phtme extension 642 Evergreen 1*9 and teem paq»r« 6 SUlks 35 Tuik pet peeves -—irate and reannagle. Phone D H- But he believes it'> just s- ( hattanooga School Board ha* 3191 after four pm 117 of I* the critic who contends that AVAILABLE AT ONCE Eur'n- 11 Sou of 4 money important that they be taught sUitwi it ma> 1)« rive years be¬ i shed three bedroom house f)«r king account »ch«*»ls aren't n.ilg from campus Phone ED 2-4*4* FOP COMBOS PANDs; ohnr» to think, and to think ' within fore desegregation is solved so good a* they • »n«l»* EederaiuiT of Miu'm1' 11 Guide 36 Quantitv a CiqJfftte* 194 ci'tod U* demoviatu" framework " there 1 U-,.^1 l.> b, or s.ttil Live music I* your be ' jl Essential 3U Humming¬ LARGE DOUnr F ROOM for men •nvestment health sub¬ bird He believes tfuit "in today s "I believe in the *U -faakinned "Tlw iiMlwn m b.,.. i, ,i ,u. Afk-cf : 2 P» 'J $• Ne*r ratnou- 212 River Street. ED- stance 41 lather three Rv." Derthiek said, "taught 7-<176l 11T WATftNlTlM' SOROilTHS' WMi.i American education car¬ Prior to l he I.UJt rrd «lio.il 21 Old. 42 Land Ann* IgrUU lOO". eod S 45 lo a heavier than ever rc- hy the he*t methods, old and homo a., thr nil,1c/r, autoni»bi'c 5<*it<)vle womani -h measure 41 While Solution ot Yesterday'a Fun * H*»mibilit} l<> develop each in¬ new Our youth must be well t. to the M >!rt T Ford" bf ..v. Lo"* Jo*" l)rdc-«eaf.. f 9? j,| k,-*l f»'?»\ gf*od ture >>nip«thy ,nd onJcrtt.nduu «' McCXlf OtlMftd fre-.k from 21. Horse 4.1 Income 2 Illuminated animals M !»'» Wool G'ovet. 144 ilALTE 3. Afresh He believe* that school* and 'But these things by thern* |iu rents." THI SPUDNUT SHO* 21 Writing 50 Catkin 10 Cut of beef IV 9S44I 4 Descendant teachers today are far Utter • elves For Otte he Mid. por- Zipper Are.t«-k 4.98 33) 10 TM'i m 31. Prussian not thine •' table • are enough Ogr II Elementary 23 Brk.de* city 5 Of the mind than they were in "the so-called youth must be ents „ well „ the not at the reader taught turn to UNAPPROVED ROOMS 436 Ever- GftlTAB INSTRUCTOR r.TN •\. 23 Prevari¬ 32 Ends ot the t>. Reach gt**i oiii days " think n-tj.wt't t«ftp,)er, "hove got to Wool Caps a*d 5» C*.i 98 Co. king 13 Non-metri¬ ceen privileges Phone ED- KRAL technkiue Specieltre i" cator arms across w«rk Pnvste lessons Alan DeMau** cal language IV new rMimiuimrr. Ut« We aant teach a child the fere up to the issue of psyuir S3*r' Ta* EaftH 4 '9 in Hi 53. Wander 7 Metal ED T-9ftl ^ 2?. Builds teem A-499 17 ExfKange renre r. Herthick Irate »ns\ver« to .dequste l.lsnes |o UocUer." APPROVED UVUBIJC ROOM ea •« questions today tn»- Modem One mile premium from Berkev M1W TOR DANCING S-« Ta« Pa«tv — T" »T" mi perin leaden! *f ChaUae—«* cause the answers will be dilTer- J 7.3 to ► 1 . ii F , A 1 4 lO : Clothe* rrkJr« ED 2-1913. Shower *43 Spartan Rhone '•ekman Rsnd teione * trfeaalft. eatpfcaaise* Mir mere cnt tomorrow. evenings ng Ahaw eg ed t-*77 hangers Haft"el SSirt*. 1.94 ii petal. "We must teach them how to w H 22 Attire 24 Jap outcast find answer*—to analyze, to girt DOUBI.E OR ctoyed Cooking, parking SINGLE rm.m No race A»- TRANSPORTATION it 1* 7T IT J 14 Tl rr 20 Alaskan mountain o». ''No appraisal of education would my theories lie com¬ the true from the false—so that they can reach sound conclu¬ • klgkw ao lory ikon Mo sfnr l* room. "Monr -ho Uovr toochint f'vam 1.91 ln$u!at«f,Da<*ea Unrjtrwea'. Jl.95 preference after seven Near pm campus IV l-«?4' ||f WAV^m RfDR TO Mpr ii 25. Broad thkk plete." he say*, "without a firm DESIRE COUPLE TO hve in with Eight to flee L*we ■ board statement of my belief that the sions tomorrow whatever the would Mojr U they could only three children ten dav* while par- »-m*ee near Ilrlress Rnad Tanler Jacirtt ip«e 1.95 . 77 :o m 7T ZJ i 30. Thicket: schools have a duty to impart problem may be. •turn o roopoeuble .Undord 'ivy erUawjv Near campus Reference* U 9-1*9* after 5** ED 7-aS93 7» rr | F.ng moral and spiritual values With "And this must by taught Son— at thaw, -ho loov, (vine Waiter Jacictv, 5 95 up Jig it S4 1 31 Water* within the framework of d«rtiv> tT RvisHED AEAjrmsrr icrr- Pinr WANTED TO D**!^ otv char »c H r foundations well hock orhost toocking solory scsle. AI'LE for four college or vi.-i-.tr this enmlne week-cJ n 32. Moucu.n Orloa Svtdpi 5 95 students All 4r IIP Hj j LT srasRan* Phone 50 51 52 cratic principles If our hovo odnnrod o Utile " see other ■ crest established in vnir youth, we can " utilities furniahed — - - 3T a V* 34. Turns * face the future looking forward are well grouruled principles and understand how in these Many Indus triol. Labor ond fC* NOLI IX tRcjuai a Hail, renin M. inside out to its marvelous promise instead prafeosiunol . orgonuotioiu ore 5e 5T 30. Bitter urate! of to its fears " they have operated in the lives sooking to build up the position (MV«A IE STATI THiATU LOST and FOUND ^ssarti.issM'TK^':- ST m __ ff 37. Bouquet Derthtck u already on record of brave men before us, they of the teocher. Derthick Mid. "READINGS IN ne net ng teens at 9*c*al W 44 35 **—come will cherish them beyond price. but tbe mom effort must osnr l,."oo" Rnnn m U! L KELVINA TOR ELECTRIC RANGE in eleven*' hopeful thai federal aid for » model Verv badlv needled Dawn from ritirens ond citiun organ- Deluxe Complete with, auto- ♦0 Vigilant school construction will be en¬ "Oa tbe etber band. If ewr matte centrals warmer stor- *41 We*t Yakelev ED 2-MH WANTED 3 % ♦3. Branches acted quickly and harmoniously yeuMt knee an ebjective M at IfttMs Ne mentioned the Na¬ .ajrTa^-ySoVSir con. 117 a r- «f learning b* Cwtreii" under a plan "de- ether wan ef Bf*. they nUl aee tional Congress of Parent, ond -58S?JuYfft GAPAO« TO P*rc'-"t; -H € • w r■ 44 At aajr tune Mibreeslve Nun*' fer what they Teocbors ond the National Ctti- s.gncd to encourage inereaaed KA- ED ±J 47. Purpoee are." rrna Council for Better School, u su 49. M>*s Caber fnancial effort munities and states," by Lea! com¬ Derthick emphasized that u already strongly at work in • ■ «H>*ina>« ——-half off Elgin. Hamilton. Omen watches One-half off Queen a i ■ m o n d act He has cwlled for support ©f this direction i» guidance of youth into educa¬ Jtwaters. 114 North Washington, u