~ \ HHHUH lllMMWNIIkNUl htiNfUm »«»»'* fcr wMil u»»l» *?»•*»•• • V'1* .„ ii i«fi lo wavlilnmion Int n'l lM*M|rrallMii the *Ut>Ww. whi roval t»l|» with a r* , .,»»*» Mb'il««»»phe» lean*. filing «|jily »»«»»•'• •»»< pUtut»\ KA8T I.ANfllSfl, Ml' IIK.AN—HCII'AY, /AN'AllY I' IT,7 rue v. t, f.KN'rs Ike Not Imager To Send Troop* Israel Leave Gaza to 'Lewi Over ll.t«-kwiiril ('uiijfri'HHiriwi Hmt I'f l»l.-,.t I-.i I.'.vc.-r will "lean i»/n kwiirtl" to keep frorn i,winy American armeil.fi.rrea in lite Mf.lrlle ha.I. Frigid Air Guarantees b The •iliUCffll-m *.'lm»i»iy iict»,»f- the h'iW.i II, If hif-- iH (Continues GrrShi|i|»iiig Detroit • I'll AI full . »omriltb'C Ian !f lb"* 'lti'11 'biY "iffiiriUUi- af*M mam- i-rJi'lfij/ it pubtt' !liih-s Mercilessly w Rei|uested Dans Book Mifuifk". i '"in»v f JulI';* If, tb« nam"- ',! r.-atinb- Student*' Htmil)# ha- t(»-f fi -.1,111# I,'! I llrgve O#hi ^**e»fihK l*«-£fjri* Bv O'Hara aluri# >in'- hi-.'fU'.v. . U o li'.l atiii-«• th»* auM:»»il«./ hi- ba». Itf haff- on Offer » a-kfl *,f f'ufigti— b, 7 he eoldof.t I- ♦»,■..» i, i .,»nifii v-i»»r»«-r K«lwnr«l S will ord jnuf* fry J a' , "Vf-ftly a" i' k«-»| by ' 'nutfiunl ami H-k t"t fb«-r' it ■■ hit- U pMik i gi-ifiM I hurwtoy t«*iir»«*«t - b« !p I tl" f«" •Jmufie II hi, J li It,.if JtfHl M'/in* »o »irop j.,1'11 o'Hnrii'* novel, "7>n liny -.It 1*1 hi-.l nti«.i I #iifi«of Hut- 'he ' Jtht-r I Jul I" ; bi'i-f;* fi'-. II ft,« |fe» » prop/r*»d 1 it oil! affect the week ordered the pa f lU'lt-'l taxpayer ^Silver Blade*' , , . . •: V edition Of the novel i-ao from sale, -saying 'In if I ft iapt* fill' .ff.'.'tiif Mrl'ljt iif.U f.a i .">•> ,1. !-/ to Flash . . •oritalncd "oWt ne pa, It ' v -.I'lf.'t f < - ! * |y l, I 'I l or ll;i/iii" Yiolali'fii • 1" I' .smu ; the went all the way m l haidtia'k edition .1 lM' ii u-. 'b. i||«| an fl-,' i iji'l «»j»« f, ll« Iht- H .»»f f •»«? # !(""'! S'.vitf a>*a.k ff.-lk" .• Saturday at lee Arena ||« aald he would not if-. Jt.i.K a-, f Ji«-y .-« »1 <» A |»rt*!u"t job buf.tla r, " .. **. } r«-c«}'ifrwill ojK-ri . Infunt Public Library nf I' J:»f l tl.r buuti'lalMf t -,» iff ♦l," tfl'b-fl* p##veif»o.t tft >i*, r#-*l j ,i-r llla'lea" ji;i* i|I t t «,.,f,*i fha« if. I'f 'I *h-< , how In-hi ILtii hat'ir-ia. . . 1 ' ■■ if «' J- p rri I piivobally revleweil the 1. 'A't ui taiul, M»i»" *; ••"id-riU I <"'» tran.pcd r* iu'lartllr '»'< ' - r. v « boo <* f) h I'lggint said Th" t'ofo Mi'l'bt ha-' Uu.'i-.fi a-. p, i Im>«. bundled in parka* far 2 More M'f of l-e'.'.y ' oarr aid lie wa for {"•• ' f b.f flf" t, f. .• ptrma, • 11 «a|» ar.d V/iU the rricrrury tn ... t •« d o h i t' wmatc uf .r and *|*»©» ft unlets pn-Kf. t'ab'U/y au'h'tn'.' f» '• u'e • f»\c telmv /efr for the c«ri> r»* fuuH »>t t« J -w'* '"iir 't if '|{fi(fui, . . • «udangere»| publii moiah. f ff.ifia't M b'it CM t f wr.d fjc-'foit arc.** Hungarians Nutlh KfwUrflr k," he r.ald v. '.ui'l bt la'kiiig if ';»f.'t«,f .f I , .1 book he would want fms ••.aid I 'hti-igh' i* ■' ■< id"!'- ♦«> NMrr.f.g oil b# ' wro! flciu, - ■ wrrid '.katibg fham- to read. «tiaiigt' v.i'bifi 'bt r»ty' -•« ai »*tubal jun- . d y • fr Hullurh harmed the »pei*toi Fxeeuted I- I • e«t -tale* • d*tegate « *r l',a-t Laii-inu * III Uttll-f 'it A. - »•«r. i. • i ,i" and j [irb.ek edition h«e»u »• it , Vl'lf/plfit ' ' I' if *d %»t » ; • « ,»*e«»4 fl.i Kim • If* *•»).» f a fUrVKtr and might fall tft-u -. "«■ t . 1 »(.eir.ive » f, .. V)'M , d»"r a f/d t'»C f*x#»S 0* l'ai > ,u P #,n • rninoit . He Mod »,.iinit of pr ugf iff. t -f " ' Mi')'*. of ' - » ',«/« Petition* for and *0«c» the hook ought he . rt,ought Kast tlr* 7. 'ippt.M It- " Sja^k' . Kiitliir F\|mII« aphy for •werk* rmmedxotei y floa* '*» nf tb" Huum Saff, Hx/li'iffi ai.*' AWi r.'i* Jean Afkn , ; ,ght for adults fjlhcf are** of tj»» Vtale *uf- - e a '.A^ t •tea «m a p* "v A'.er, d.rertecj 'In • (.Jen ' h'»f Wf|- AIf»«;'t M '»i-j"fi*fi« / 1 , eif New York City. J'.enruM i.ubhihet of Haudotii llouve S»»mt IJ« rraa ».»b hava talkt-'t 111 'IIAI'EHT MV- FfHUHT •-«;/> > f-,r tn« I'.e i|,'»* 195* Olympic fu/af fcrcd ha* a the vii Minr te-to* pligM reading 'Autifp* Grand Annexation* 'W and »e*<.x rxe*t I riyt '*« **(,' v-;; |r » nf ^,..ii.l.»,her of fhe hard cover U.f eruruitnu aid separating Jut t'n* Kh'!jir'« ffivornrneul f optd* aod fjetroit rrrarpd Ia* U» S-*.*t Vax a w said' «ion> part tl'tln Hit- pf»p*r>.ai that K» Among the cost preoonting c>lo three t*elo* Use ItiV tr««tc* iiaet Tint, kind of censorship :* Ht-nhowi*r ta- givcri xtandhy fr.it- htiti'utrnt-il Th ir'ilay the «-x and production nomher* «rtl| He Or.r uf »> "„urt'. ip-,'.: .e eful Mere s a Vmok Hiat Maiy uu't,only ti» it-viM l"n»rt- ii uti»jh« t»f twt» morn Hur» IcoogU* Kcmcc? floiroM. IVk M.' rugao *a. H« .r. *hi National Itook Award munbt aggrt• sp»n in thi- Mid¬ p.irinri r<-bf - iifirl Vfi4«e»t»rn novice champion and >f/ drupjx '1 O 7 ; fifi/ofi . la-en on vale for « whole dle Kant ut Itayhu-rri Mi'l f-c*t place winner in the 1*3" /"»'J A .''C/' .; r,', <. a'.rt f In ad- , *1 think "ftiU-ticf fur o» her- Now some police chn f v" gut tu give tb« Niagara Invitational in the Jun¬ ' -er . » tr• p.- , ng , - . a bender and declare* It I'tr-* itlcfil It," military ttufi!( iljtion, t w» fnt»ri' 'Ae-ti-rh ior men * divioon «i./ifc -< rt' r.- o j . ;. • -.a' U* TSmr-dar the cjfcaege* w»*c# jlitftiut like v. bat In «f>ki. tuf corn*"fiomli'riU w»n A.-**. ;.cff'*rrr r,g tf»c *0, * jr. i JlO/r-n v < / *r»d t*» ua d,-1».7*** f I l by who! like tn know "I think it Sfiuld In* i«dni«iui A.;i t*c- 7." H»fTill'Wi, fcr-cornfj ll'.., a b,» J'HtJr* \ \ ' veb/a** vf. •' rtv this police chief h«is for th* I ongrrss lo orkiu'ih T»,t S»'iiOf)V p;act, *.r»n#-r m afer--it four of i v 7-t'f . junior rr.cr. . S'-rftlar-.tl!* |.a -IJ.*>,**>«,g •>.> • :.k'M to decide what Detroit - ti.iinrlrr with that giv¬ along hii'irn t-*l C* ma a*d >,«! . - i he was ctppuintcl foi fronomir aid and I Iran ( buu Kfi-Iw» who vucrc-tf '.'.wk frit of 'b pad ■*.-inner LB Petitions . j-,- . . the (MPJI IM« t OOt »oP*C trr» *rtongl> toward giving it J.IU-, : ,f. :» -tj'f'f f'-f Stipe* -t • uruor 'ad:.-» rt:vfr»r>r. of the *f>- live grw> i Williamsburg, Vs., where to him " j'uotiy a i*' Krf'h*r uf i*bNida¬ a»arw !i .U*i',f.»l wife had stopped 011 •M.o.r .11. : lie tiip, O'Mara said he did tiun Hay bur rt at a n«--*s hud down his pu*i- 'holar,M.p fur.rt . * # go a is." a ' ngtit to choose what they O.r ir or.-: •> Vfi e V • ' • ••* Vao Nrr. * The akrr indi? atcd rti.i- *p« n-fa-l.v. and •••id two other» -«■-.• a' . MSA" The whoiar*hip fund X ' --rt V. a •a' read and not the father, iiri'ttj to death hart be", .1 •*-. fx- the rjhJy or," in the 0/ Mor,rta > Jw. i. f GUffH that the -VV pleaKurr- at a published jru- fli&h :;*•*'.. «-•- » «g.-* * "*" *■» " lining the Miiis are literate that h" had given some sup^.rt of! with life terms Tt. .* far 21 « rn.?v piltfif-mnif;rif *. -*.r a -x o ; U*dent* Packed ids «*d ad - II are J f C*r 9- 2 1 ! >t . n* »d 'he f 8rtef *e.*/.rv to a move to have Cofi^r" > act per .or,, hav« t/c-en « *c» /ft f< .ix-wrd MrfiMstfrvg of both atudet.Ji rued to* j had jw* ruiamw',- OHara A fi aid C, V tvyei Ham .** */i»,«Md » u» >■ noted the book ha I first on itie military angle, and ' • ouliter-ri'volutkwiary" act.-v:*.y and faculty >nr. >. '** •. • w.'Ol the Sale N*-»i—ad •,-* rK/Uflr-rt *v« pr van >*4 • to »"t published. originally In No- under marf-ia, law prov.-.om of W by p-e.Varrt ..iN-og r»fv«*d VO adW-. imovo* robfmlrr aid as a separau, later An *dmintegrative M» of two ,|e>waeetevn de-f'rmete eintier. 1955. Since then, he the ob' V.ey a/e »y, at'or.-. p4ao» fv pie*p«xi: thing. tJ," JwaVjcK-flupportcd Kadar re¬ faculty member* and two *to- with pay ardent f'vuji U»c fN V»# a**r toe Ijffy- lr/cl id i.'.g re* . -••-I the book was available at •■f-'-jf-x. ♦?,« ?>: I don't want any two pack¬ gime dcrU will deride on all poliete* V- 5«v fcae*rii I.' i>nok:,tahds and d<*|»artrnent will pe a »'da. of 4t//jt 1% i*-- -a -g V. - •* ... a/vrw-te* a-*.t • in Detroit • without . . . ages." Hay burn f.ajd Rsvell l|Mure the -rdc i*wr .Wlon Decide* there was mnrh sentiment for /eitung in Munich. John Mac- eminent ant dean of *tudewt* and III wood V oiler aoawt- bridge urt.r-jf*i'/n.%. r//.p ar-d .'tf)T.K.V N 5' T e v.»' 'ai.- ■<> separating the military and ec¬ f ormar of the New York Time* Robert chew '//•ur.rru r'j w-.d ,u :/* - •♦.a • »«■-•» *.e • *• T' l ifr in Si'iccr onomic phase*. w a* ordered out of the eountry steward, director of wrhotarohip*. 1/ *»****'< r.ifr.' - uuo *V a «;or» •. firueiithcr. recently jitir'd Wednesday, hot *atd he *jv A perprtua! fur.-d t* piar.ncd o* * > y,". * A». : * ."e !**'.- *.. • T'-» >• • : -> *. . lla* .\o Future arid president >A the Amer¬ now leaving had anyway beeao*e hi* been renewed. *»*a a .-j f> Becker prc»idetit of blpar llalr lo Vl«-r| be, sy.-o f-.-r '-'e /**'•*•. -:y?," - - . .e-t. ».e £ip»* . M ,x' *x ican fled Cro>.v wlaa forrr.rrly not S'udk-nt G«r. crnrr.cnt. sa:d fix- «-.* -ra' *' y.-c-o-^vc _ :ji -Jbs - c- ,- .-".e" <. »-c « - M. v YORK, m — Aft Carn- commander of the North Atlan¬ Thr sWenent bfor ed ' .<• board Wiks forward to having Wilt* ( V ia.-ully hv.. • -e ggb 'M rmed tic Treaty Organization (NATOr United State* and rht other acproxirratcfy |2.0b0 iR the fund I Uir ci •. :,.V ..-t r« -> v/ The Ifcrilic >*« •».*»*{ e*v* Thursday that he's r a -who-r ,,t ": 1 ;- his five-year television force* and an old military com¬ - imfierialista" for p>>-- -Af-rtcrn by " r end of th» year. rcmarr.u.'? K-* • i» ii J, Jtmta- " « d on when his contract Ttic general te^tifieid m -sft arid waging i? through ' d-ymrvtsc Cm or. tkkrt desk or m thtr memfrert of :.'.e C->.-».g* of a - -«'i ...-•-•d *-h'; txe» ;»u* 'xwer u'wa* TA<* ments. o-ncr people''* democracies '1 Star Frtoncua, NV, junior Tu;, v; r. "ox—, "wet* • repoct » doe ki hi I* J V report *4 pac*c*« vr.ade the ''i'a.mu has other plans for The prime objeMne of latth a-woe a/*«a o* V U'W< *Ot and NATO polie» »» pea.e. • at and they don't include | ■ That's to Carney's Ilk - and objective i* xermu-lr "that . '..*# r*eciv»« to-n.-cr*; *y Marry 1 ■* H e think he's ready to threatened todav by the sit- Professor Finds Legislators A uatmn in the Middle tast." Quiet Lot own. iJ"' with contract Olcswn Without prompt actum '• • n June. I don't presume change the trend, ! fear that m «. i" ak for Jackie or comment 4 present -it ,at»-^n- aiM a fy m.i- Ysdtnc'uinsi ere not, t c Nrlna¬ {a>2©tj <*-rth*djt abf.mi In rpt'.c fi t.G i r »,»•;* « i\ he's going U» do. Art KiC- ' aie very friendly with Art owes a great deal to icus. can only worsen ' tive cu.r.patgnA 1ft thgt would Ui© kmg- -virtdcd sndicat© aw.-- a* <,Rc-f;*,rth r.-jght be dUwaifie; a-Tsportant. He ciassnfied abc*-' Dr A.,c.xa-„">f rn-4 few y-.e «o.rt *.**•- *-<■ u c.art Tv--f ■ "41 WOWEE! MiiUr Sluik-nl* I'lan on"-half ©f the imtooarily rxr-g,.g©n'» m curxfing to a rcicnt Mudy made measures paw* ♦he public intecrst These »?v S-arNtfttiarSy tr*e ■/;. ivye^© •ere have i rtmu reports that Kailiu IVrformaiH'- .by a MSU prottswd with debate as non-import*'.• tstiiar./^"©*.. he sa**, .s t biSto. s»c svrt*.--' * ,'fA may abandon his week- Dr. Fred G A:ciunrs. were thric routine ot nr.*© • ei*© - i<-.' -. ,.'*v *• ' If. :**• V.v/ei*S!«. J*4T:© Ihls jftri n'jon »t 215 w ho detwted actaveiv ©ft Islrt-llurm I .mj.w.U H-s vaid it hod no notice of Kj.ro Krllj. Aljonje t.vri IcgoJature that—f«*.e Ik * - rr-jvt •rco.-'ifC 1" -c". *: *' *;»rr. ,« >-*res V-" ■*- --e- raker* arc c%o»M r< • Ii, l*r»-a-tit ">iw Kill* VrlvU ... dtctolun. However. Me- nun Mdirano, will t.og ■ Unjuanoitf do Ui*' J- than when line their influence 10 "ttthtr- i It mo>t »© renxf -r/ia-.': • -*>••• NF jurrapreel at' a MT.^C lundjif Tho'iip'- o - > said Glcason knows She**" 1>« the wreres' activity, he addeu. added, that ©toCb»s»-.*.©- »'■ kSm'j »-*i W ,suv. p. an(j dici not raise any apply ing toe the jofo. 2 aod "1 Ij'vc ljfe" u>* Mjoj He observed that there, were bale do out Use pi ate t '-3 " 'Torso:' Actions. zturj K lie UtnOilord i, tier In hv» invcstjga!*ai dctcr-^ ■ xt • -3 s© i. ;t- -yn V> UlVEX!Mlt rr -n? the influence of debate on rr.wespeech©* {*voting than yp- the time a t*}J U. fMtsen-4f«I that at- has* stioo , • •-C©2- iv.-i., ■&». c« .-, .^."~ aeeon.panijt. fwsmg tall* that were paxMd: the fker There a."- nuer-cr^s >!*a «k> aw; Nf© >•;; Sy.«» •c u.en Glcason's two chief The fir.1 movement of ..osep.-i leglklaUon payaed or ricfeated. w .pfrtaa'xc."«c a*r. *x A.-- I Car1iry and Audrey Meadows Dr. Alexander found that near¬ and. conversely, more speech©# ©4hor CFpparmhitieS. swer a* "The reaj trajevjy rtoaoevop ^ SKaNRMft a *' ;cr ccwg-e. •^'Ostays * in his rise to T\' entertainer. - the top H.ydn , Concerto No 2 in f> ly three- fourtli* cyf 783 measures upjroir.g favoring toUH than r-eacinjci. bf. p„»-r.-rTUt";e* .-r • id the aisnm..* of at-teno- ahii- care Ttf.weas *ts!S is* «». uL.c ac Carney Major" w * be proer.lcd on the caucus," he va>'i, ;aK«r; *' This c aming before the Michigan were defeated.. Infiueeiwi ',fy a$<»thy daRseo at S^xxsoias- Hao. * variety of roles on the the French ten hy Charirt j soakers, ho said, were naore Sorrw tali* yiecbt-jca'- 3f che pwCta*- caaa oskaaa&tpnf bca."3., and has served as master Vreelano. Relton »pn.vnor- legislature in the 1953 session ace jo were debated. n*>t i.kely to spook tvr than agai:..c in aobuixe fJhpt the aserage '-t--. - tfto ngg-i ',OB» 'dnocuwtwsoi Sotfrvsi'rjc.eebr *u". :«r jcn-e-2. ^remonjeg Flu acewnpant.t is Sieplun-e He wid Uut *d the cneaawrcj * via.." v w,ai-.« u Ivrcvvi axxxfi^ :cc -A waimxi Koch. FlnlhuMl oiphuuioic. ^;: > - v ' .■ • .'jt..- ■ |H| Michigan State News ftat)> fcr MNII'i !I,NI UlultnU ■■< ruilll Campus Classifieds Tka Ml* lilise film News .Is |iiiblUlir4 ht students without auur. vision II I* ••••« III' "fill Ml Voire III the lll.lv rl»ll V hi of dlterl fa. uli» Ihr iliolsMI F.i) 2-ir.il E*t. 261 s I...ill lull Willi' H'lklNi lu intr III' best llllr#e«ls III holh, «l*iitls (Mill II, h»illr ail) !••••%' wlili li NiHilil illlvr a wril«r • krlH»r« thr I Mil. whrihe# II llraiHInn 12 Noon MtVlilii Hi' university in Memhei •»! Ill' AiiimUI»4 till in«l IMily I'll m. Iiil'iio|le|l*le I'lni AimiiUIIii* Hi' AhimUIiI I nil'*' I Li I'Viil.iy, .f;ifimir\ IH, l',rM l*;ii'i Twt Ct AS3IFI1D RATfS v..I is I'll HOUSING day* minimum 15 word. worl I He not-hi.r itori.vf mil«Ait M d«y »-fii 11111111* NI*»I riiiii|iM' ird? Ostrich-Like (iillllO ? the "mit-lon" wa darted Of course no one knew that thev were on I |.lrit«r rrturii iihim Vou « .m . fieri* |I79V : tin* |io|m*i I'huiifi t:i) 2-VMl | frimm It raine to an ahrnpl halt w hen two ol a fraternity basing project not more than ' tft2 i43i nc.nro. iktly the pledjM-' were aire ted on a Inlielx emin lift per cent of the people who heard about U>MT PA lit BLACK ft • ,» f ,n. MB lit ,*l.t«'.*y liruvti i .ir.i- li, |, f.iUg'l' frv road alter I'm'hleiiine a pa aiir motor the incident. "rv "' hf wh i t who *niw them datnlinr with paper har* flllCMIM A KNIOHT Thursday one of the pledges was con Will over theii head tacted and was still playing his game of 1100 i Mie kiijan (ai Molmri) PERSONAL pr?on lan*ini|, Mitlnqan dillon When questioned the two pledt'ei derided ostrich—he refused to comment on nn> • Pkon# IV '/ 4141 PFltNOW WHO TOOK nr*d«l thev were on a •airvev W hen that failed to thing except the fact that he was living. maker work thev told police thev were writ me an Ilecaiise other people, notably II'V off! EMPLOYMENT IIONT Miik* your if itr MI80 TUB now Itr.v Ti>l,,t J u Itej.i ale to he aihmitled to the Stall' News Success of Eisenhower Doctrine alt eiaM, had more sense ahold them, the true vnih in fui- ttiili* J/Hiunry T.t lain jmni, .., rtlfiiht; on "Mow h'a.-t ,tied ire Work r" facts of the story came to the surface, de «U*v4nt, El) Mfofe 12') Till*-, rilse also failed SII the two derided Vl.'f. MA IP'If Will, tn i ' l«* '*'* spite the oatrichltla attack on the part of ne thn ii- ll'itnl ft'* Axt.o'a fliiuit* Tin.' •he flc plav tp.lt it'll. Thev figured if the> si nek OpPOMTHNtl V' KAKN «10 pl.1 . to tiic pledges. - «mt ill" May Turn Economic Provisions i«i vnrk II .'til fioiir* Ni*«! A|)|iriir- afi'l A I heir heads in the mind no one would see i'i,, nn.ni.Bjiv Phmm IV 4 TIM The fratcrnily was wrong from the vcrv v Kit 9 polt'l'lf AlTH MY lltf'KO the T« I hem —a roinmon defensive merhanistn for L4UL. KB 2-4inii beginning in deliberately and willfully vio osfrirlies. laiing the rules of lis own governing bodv n« HAViii i BOWK* I!ir.ifr«kl Inronir. llowrVrr, this s.iiuli Aidliidii triiimmi hmii FOR RENT REAL ESTATE St.fte I* alm«Nl solrl) drrt\rd But **hl»h I S. oil romiMMlr* —rrr I.'til'oituuatrlv thev failed to realize that To aecidetitlv break a law i one tiling, VMH'l.ilnl Press I'rultirr Writer itieuoir •heir jj from "II royalties, uhlrh Wo** 4lrr«(l) arr piovlrfing. ATTfNTlON STII0INTS when an o-trirh, real 01 make Inlaw »•. to »«l about it as svsteluatIcallv as a 15 Die tfmlrct lies Cong rem info thr rommiMtioiis roffers of Egvpt. tin* iD'Xt hiigf.t n.itl'in. 8nnt a IV i»t wltt ofHi'.n Map tirki that head ill the and, ll leave a mile ride in the country is quite another 'if Oil Hi I Oil' i'K it* diSMrtc King Hot Sand The grnrr.il tin llir giCHtf'-t |iri ••! tin* f'A'T I.AN6INO WKAIf l>, to buy. Small wnrily r#nf«|l n*,nt|nu1 lin.lfmnn I ■>.•• ereat hie turret tirkinr tip on the other Fearing "had" publicity, the whole mat I lit* fiM'Mi ;< til fktcni of th«« |m|itil-irr only rtijoy* hrnrfd five *2H#*I fit .»!«-■• VI' to till till' ftmn IfiiHr piitilir Mink* llir king i»t wh'Mr a I' C I'i»l11'4*lit I'iitiil Jiloll • l(nnx.,ti.ili|o i.lit PI u no* !)••• i ter was hiislied up forcing reporters to I If f AST RAI AMA/OO Itnallv fomiuiiv KB 9-*We,ii v.irtmni left Oi tin* Middle Kii-i *rr* fit to inaitgiiratr. and fiom the batik'*, of Ihr Nil. Itivet A-: look at id her than the primary sources of Ir. tlit' oidilrti violent demise ol work native* ran do for thr oil 6HONI IV 4 MSO P I W.73 iliiiMui.il f li.oe cii|»|H»i'ted through UI.VfN IAN PANTS, tn VI xliDH I V I M r. llll.ljlf <|* '» r» m 7ii tn.Ui Iw league fo at I'apital I "ifV Airport waitine tor perpet quirklv, bringing the fraternity to swift LiM" III" iehub'illtiilltifl of WiHf AI'.. I.n.t- * I.e. 1.M pnnt*. %7 '.H A'hlrtl. V'*i! 'l'-»a payWrf) 91 i • .. » ilk", nullv late plane justice — althpugh'lhe penally is hardh rrti K. or ope utul elToits to jief I.rltcr* lo llir Ktlilor "• I. 'iI,.ii Pa.. Iahim |,.iIib |l 1'ilin i |»*.imil. uorlai■**•»» «| 'ii | t*n I {./»,*'■« 11 I •nihil j fiiito ,i Mnioewhal »i|rnllilt l'»li to what could lie termed severe. Not neailv ■Hum mill ...itBirln va ... K II -«t Zlj, J contact At present allocation of airport flan the noli CimifOOOist limit of |... Art I.*. 4i'iH llniw w.h.I hint,I* j M*CAir gfAifv iv f tea 1 at' it have received severe some groups I/. N. I*ivssmvn», *lninx !<•//. aril) voriMx flu. k I,,mil iv 7'>. ?r. n * f.< f H- ' *■ Sail pnshinr hard in a hat tie for It more air assumption that the best way to avoid of thr proposed "FKrnhower State New* provoked inr to •••nd **»!'■ f, 'ttllt?* l.< I wtter flu 1 K lan.l ?n ullnx !..», 1 ii.II a»\ KB I 2 wit; 1*. in Ptl.iltn KB •>. HHIW »• O.H..I Two lines to serviee the dale eapilal and 'JI 'had" publicity is to slick one's head in the •lortrine," I* neither a* dramallr fids rrltteal roftwnenl In •**«•» i.lo i:t -in i.inriii I'I,..ur KB- nlng various u. S l»«-wq»;qHT* Tin* hiiihhrtg He !•» .*«♦•-«t hv » * olor ground. nor a* headline-provoking a* the can more frequent runs h\ hoth the existing military guarantee whleh forma .'•ml iiMott«/ine f i 1* x k ; Snhitra service and any additional eontpanies Mather than admit that a mistake has Whirlp.H.1 Mathrt M'ovr I tin In* ; Ihe other hranrh of the Iwn- ml eotninrnts ie: Sir AoMmnk ff. i if vim Mi. not h iv. j. »n.q», ,.n» \fm in the been made and talk about it in an effort to tirl In-.11 »«-t. niituiu** a.,!'. KVPKItTKN. KB MAI.F The l.ansimMtes realize thev are fiphtlmr Eden's to*igiwrtinn. 1 re« eive t in k ih»w how i., r.-.i't on.-, fuul ri-.-m .h.mi , i?n win.)- anuil.iv»r»rnt o.mhi rel pronged a dml id ..|.*« S .fr.\ lundtntf IV 3 AW I 30 n m l?l Dm 1 thus limitiui! the ehatiees of Pansinp lieinp dintents and staff members alike prefer important New*, seem to ncgleet one pnssi tu l .ki y.iin gi 11 hi 1 v hill.- I'lgH after 1 iil«* e.»u«e for th«* deplorert Sue* irttr ehilchitig hand un«1 lend Hi'A B PIIONOOHAP1I th#- Wni one of the successful eampaiytiers the blank-look, "I don't know whatever you A1 fie.tnrv readllv prove*, Tuni-tahlr .nut 1 fun 112 50 Uollei FRENCH I.KKMBNS IN hnwf ,1„ fiasco U S presMOf t«> atofi •)»♦• v.hi to It Ttu* .,'moe of the huBd aim t'lMomoi i « lnHlti.dl«n of ln« 4*V4*nlnrx «)24 W«l Allf««" Itirhh In addition there is the I'lfr-iititradiiR are talking about, suli," attitude. ii invasion • for more safctv which springs lip Thus the primary source of accurate in Having recent I» returned from It. ik. v ILill I /»lit»v Dm verte proportion to ttl.it Hiitloh'.. AUCTION HHANB NKW m*r- WO mill quit-kit on the heels of ait) major air ilis formation is damned and the reporter must Ht.itidaitl of living The elosei a three week Visit In luropc Name Withheld By Rr»iiir*i 1 hit m.I I A|i|>hmn»-x h(*Mt«*r, «li«h«*a TYI'tNCl. THERE* PKP'MFC Down tii.il*. »s.tturdnv. Jitmi-n y mi.Mux.Tlht«, all kind* ryjtntlv .1 fi'mi A aster. One of the oft spoken complaints in look elsewhere to find the information to ■-!.»! v.it Ion ii peopli live, the during Ihe aflermalh of Sner ♦ * * if# t. rn Wolvrrinr Hi,In l'»- *t anv lime. Phone KB 1-7ot') ' about a story he already knows exists. ••rt'.ier if foi foinoviini I and Hungary, I feel nhligaled tn vlioft. I'J* Hi *'.» ntil*** ro>l of r')»rllns}i collision cases Is that the air is just too i K.i*) l^inxinK- Hull of Blatrilmtor*. MUSIC FOR YOUR darning |.h« make known In ynur readers H' '.man llmifinry .merit to win itinrtplrv. for a pro- tire Hv the Ji.m V.nirhei* <>>■ crowded with airplanes for safe Oving. Then when the "Idg target on the other Momi»for« (i K Smith, mnottgrr Waving tune* request !' ii .on prom King tire <||rlnhnfl»iri *iime of Ihe European sentiments I JO you t SIB that pro It such is the case, addiue service to end" is hit hy the "had" publicity, the cries about the Suet erUK and ahnul of ttie fieiiMiiii". of lire wisdftiy To Ihr Editor' MAHMIFB BTUBKNTS. FACULTY of indignation are loud and long. JIM VOORIIEIS. RTROI.LING m the I ausimr or am other cit> would onl.v com thrfor'tiinatelv foi the United Sir Anthony's "guilt" or ' hail A lot )).*)' tieen printed in Mxv #* 00 elwtrl.* pwnlators. waffl#* the Iron*. loiixfprx. inlkri*. hlrndftx cord I on nlaver and trio Av.ul ■( traveler plicate the air lanes. "Von didn't get the facts right, that isn't State?,, nio-.t of the Inhiihltnnts derision " rr.Tnt mmilhi in d«*#*nfrver*. Iitmna at % to off for parties banquets. weddiny on attempt Fhnnr KB 7-7010 if smokers etc Phime IV S-4III IruTuc what happened at nil " of the Middle F.iiM whtiic total The general opininn of Euro¬ Thus the quest ion resolves itself to situ to lur-tify nut inoetion in llun- Seven ! area, as the neeomisoiytng map I talked to- representa¬ ATTENTION STUDENTS) NA- APPOINTMENT —EOR APPLU A pie dilemma, as so often happens in this Why weren't the facts right? Itecause peans rory Here 1 would like to give TION A 1.1 V advertised .1 1 a m n n d TION and pa«spor1 picture* i.'>* thr rlas show*, eoines close to that of ttie tives from four nnirgries who the other Hide hemg taken at Ifirks Studio work! that irets more and more crowded that same person who sits behind her desk, United States live In rnnstant rHie* one-half ..if Elgin. Hamilton Rhepards Rhoe* Phone EB I H*'1 " '* ith itj are very acute otiserver* of th" Thr* free Hungnti.in radio is Omen wat. lie* One-lialf off Queen -nd evervdav or his desk, or on the other end of the end»iiice .with the severest pov¬ .tewelera 114 North Wnhinflnn If rt. world situation i« Hiat Ameri¬ Mlcnt now S.. nr.* ttu* gun*: nf MUSIC RV PfllL llough and • where t On the one hand, the city'certainly could phone hail said only the day before, "1 erty can preaaure on Eden wa such the laxt Hungarian patfi- •hestra. " mimical ion Arts, the communication is pa¬ Iran, also Arat» fiat ions, ahead* f**en tO|)pNtl. ThK U S 5-5703 211 process" the whole matter will take time have treaties of one sort or an pres- country when men were willing ... Term mm*, JNK themes IN mv theses Re* ho-e thetic. Nure coming from Auguvta-tguind to fight fm liberty'. They FOR RENT brautfpul ten hed- but It can provide sometlring interesting to othei vvdh the West hrii k dunle* f»25 Ann SlriN*! •onable rate* Phone ED t-§72§ ..(>• Ureaident Eisenhower and Se<'"v weren't afraid to defend their r.m.n It " talk about the next time someone is strand- Ihit then, what ostrich—animal or hu¬ Phone IV n-Uftin its Saudi Arabia has the greatest Dulles, accnrtling to these Eair- ideal* with deed*, In*tend of ini waiting for the late, late plane. man—can talk with a mouthful of satnl? MOTOR TUNE-trp and brake area «f Ihr five, and also the r>l*eans, is primarily responsible only brave word* in the U N. ; NEAR FART LANSING Apartment *»atr Russell's Pure Oil Srr 3' room* Unfurnlnhed Chi|dt#n for the "fiasco" The general welcome serosa from People* Church True, it was our own liberty §50 month F.D 7-7IT7n ui opinion is that Eden had to art. we were fighting Tor then: nev¬ SLEEPING PUBLIC trrfNOORAEUER TUK« Crossword Puzzle net Immediately, and was right ertheless. it wax for an ideal. TWO ; furtilahed Quiet and ROOMS well-heated nirelv ES and lrryate term papers and reasonable typed |»hone B Nes* SI Pigpen ua« tstiu INFORMATION in acting the way ho did Nevertheless, Eden had to go Somewhere Ihe concept of liberty ha* been along the way. EOR COMROS. RANDS l»ho"e this seems to he the political EON RENT EtTRNIRHEB anart- Musi-' - S3 Snapping replaced hy lhat af peace. Peace me»i| Rleen* four per«oo« Ullli- tanstne Eeiterstlon of beetle law for unsuccessful prime min¬ t)e« furniahed Ideal for ♦V I-MM Uve anuair la your INTFttNATIONAt. CI.IH at anv price. Peace and prosper- college sunday St Friends: jmE rju K p.m.. SI Union. Brasit will isters What struck me as a |ty. Being a peace-loving pen- •Indent* wrek Complete privacy Phone IV 7-27* ~T BR per IV Fr. □c JlSC he teat in isi with movie.*, university lutheran grave injustice to the outstand¬ pie not only help* lo avoid Ihe PtATftMfTHSI 90«04lTtrv 35. Fragrant a laQun dancing and refreshment* uhurun student class ing personality of Sir Anthonv horror* of war. h«t ii give* n« Three Scdfonm. oi' Kea#. Fa«n Vkedole ST Dry Discussion lt**t )>v Dr Stanley were the high unanimous signs shi ON uts MOMKNADRRrt a wooderfnl jnfttifieatioM far f '*•■»or ...th larqe J8 Ureek letter Id/erda. "Tlir Art. Faith and of relief reverberating In the m. Forest* Cabin. "S shooing gnd sentk PetvaAe sesaons Alan D. _____ DaMJ»* 1 .tmpua. vet not on pnisv street Mom A-46a ED 7-6121 10. Urge SI* ART AN HAIIMINTON Cl.t'lt * * * street. fellowship or religious of rhahut and slavery ?" Ap¬ *» Grove. Double, single II Behold 7-l» p.m. Women's Gymnas¬ E.B 2-Vlt or ED »-l«33 '^75 MUSIC Rnr' liberals Ifcv. Frimli! parently H k ai lung as Ihe 17. Diminutive of Loutre 19 Volcanic ium SATt'RIlAV 8 30 p.m . Union Board Boom. "t4herahsm in Religion" Re¬ Tu Ute Ed Mar: chains hind somebody else. We are hard-hended realists FOR RENT TWO single §7 TV Privilege*, College Phone ED l-UK rooms at approved iactnnaa aa-i £5.us. earth freshments at International This is an open letter to all now and we can't worry about jxp TRANSFO8TAD0N 22 Outfit NEAR ERANDOR DELUXE l" T" T" TT YWCA GFNRR.AI House 1 r F tT 11 24 Decide 25. Sun disk MFRMRHHir isa-canterbury retreat first term freshmen be find term freshmen, becausi* You must people who Oh. we'll send are across them the food sea and Three-room rloeeta. laundry Heat, water, stove tiled bath, wardrobe CHRCK at HICKS Rtndto fo* it and wedding picture* TT refrigerator Parking furnished. |1«A UBBB E Y House. 314 Ever¬ of town at apecial ra'c ■ 26 Market 27. Springs 9 30 a.m. green planning committee 2 30 pm., All upper classmen know bet Jet . money all right, (We have a Phone ID 1-6TM. tR i?" Saint's Church, they have been told before, and little to spare along with our n M"\ 1 1 p7 26 Note the VI'N.AI BR I Til FOUNDATION 800 Abbott Rnad then told some more. Then* Sympathy) but we're too rich 7 speed Danee. Shaarey Ze* 1 l"W»l 1 1 1 29. Revolution 30. Bundles of H-12 a.m., dek Temple in Landing canterbury club 6:30 p.m.. All Saint's Church, seems to be an awful because we always run into you lot of you and sophisticated to think about such things as ideals. yss UIBULJUH ■ UUUJ cotton 800 Abbott Road coming down the UP STAIRS, Everyone tells pie that "We uH 30 □ 13. Cut off 36. Agreeable- nets of sound Mirhigan Slatr Nrm martin lither chapel 9.30 a.m.. Morning Worship coming in the standing riirht smack in the mid¬ EXITS, an 1 have to be practical about this." However, »f_ being practical, FORECAST for CLASSIFIEDS: p a□ iv 1 □ □ of letters 36. Make lace 40 Face cover- ruMM «i HM tm through VYtday tnrluslve. during fall MM*. 11 a.m., Comumnion Service 4:30 p.m., Bible Class 6 p.m., Cja hie ts ewtWIed public education. Prof. Meil- ehn Zahn, parocMaK education to oe there, right smack in the middle of everything. Hungary Is being massacred and brave men die for a principle, - TheLow.e.Coet UMKIB UHBB "I 1 1 wanted ration of all thr local new* printed In this uewspawr u wctl a* all and Dr. Louis higher education in^ Lutheran Wolfahgr, A word of advice for you, there is a large building on cam¬ then all I can say is "To hell with being practical." Church. pus that is just the right apot Williams Winds Up Macmillan January 18, I»57 MM HID AS It A ft: vr.w* Page Three Budget Hearings Says Suez May Submit Request* Justified To Legislature She'll Skate Into Your Heart" Wednesday 1/i.V DON f/l*f — Prime Minister Harold Maerriiliah LANSING (At—Ct'iv. Wllllumn wound uj, 0». In-t „f four sal'l Thfiwlay night he Ik?- liny" "I Iiudwst hcaririKH Thnrmliiy nod fircfiarcd to y, to Ileves hlst/iry will justify work with udrnlnlMtriitlvir aaaiatanU to whip lih upend. Inr rernmmcndatlon* Into final ehupe. last Pairs Hrltlkh French In¬ vasion of the Middle Pant. The frime CAROL JIEISS A steady stream of state Minuter made and department heads only passing reference to the agency pienented request* for appropri- 12 Crewman Middle F.a-t venture which led to the downfall of his predeces¬ STAKS at\r,nn from the gtatc'* general fund totaling roughly 500 mil¬ lion dollar*, a record high, for Killed in AF sor. a Sir Anthony f>len speech devoted largely to the Hut jd IN future of Hritain a* a nation, the 11157-58 fiscal year. Lad year », 130 million. appropriation* amounted Plane Crush he said, ' / believe history will Justify what we did " "The difficulties we are up At the conclusion "t Thurs- -SILVER BLADES- FAIR HANKS. ALASKA. '/18 against are the price we are f|;ty*f, hearing, William*, wild, "I An Air Force plane" with 12 paying for action.' he said in a -hall continue to upend night crew members eranhed arid blew nation-wide TV and radio ad¬ and 'lay on thin (budget) prob¬ to bits In snow and K ha led flak dash, pre-dawn leader of dress. "Hut the price of inaction, lem no that I may have a bud¬ darkness Thursday after Communist party In Syria and |t* the price we would have had get to present to the Leginla. takeoff on a 3,700-mile wenther Lebanon, Is one of the men to pay for letting things elide, tore which will ropreaenl noth¬ observation flight behind new National front de¬ that might have been very pigh ing ff.ore than the bore mini- Territorial police and Air signed Pi push Syria toward the indeed.'' ff.tjfn need* of the penile." Force officer* said there Communist hloe. were However, he nald, "It In evi¬ no lurvivors Macmillan said emphatically that no new eleetion will he dent after these hearing* that "fhe AH Force rejiorh-d eight called, hut he and his trimming this budget *ifb*tant bodies had been found live of S'Ncwh to Give ernmenl propose to "get on new gov with - •nily I* going to he on even thern were burned beyf»nd rec¬ the Job" with great energy. tougher Job Utah it appeared to t,e when we started discusnloris." ognition In the twisted and char¬ red Full Report Of relations with the (Jnited wreckage of the fore part of State*!, which took a nop.e divu William* Mid he planned to the plane. The four-engine Of Inaugural ion after toe invasion of F.gypt, the prmrnt hi* budget rerommen- plane, heav¬ ,-Pflrne Minister said ilitlon* in the legislature Wed¬ ily loaded with gasoline for Ito Not. only will the MSH Men's ' A lot of long ffittnion. trashed and tx people are worried nesday. two day* after the law Glee r hih p». a?,out apja-aring rn our relations with the maker* reconvene. ploded in all -engulfing flame two V/a-ihingtofi, f.C, for the Inaug¬ Cni'ed Sta'e* . we don't in¬ minute* afo r the Hik".ff Representative* of various ad¬ uration ceremonies, hut a ftta'e tend to part tt'ifr, the Ameri¬ from the Lielson Air forre ministrative a gene i ft, appeared f''* * reporter and don't H:r.e. photographer cans we intend to be M-fore the Governor in a morn¬ team will also be ori hand to satellite*. The stronger we are "the fuel and wreckage hurri¬ ing version Thursday Head* of send hie k full coverage of the the be'tcr partners w shall be, ed like an Inferno along a •tie Department* of Conservation path ejuh's acHviHe-. and highlight* and f fee) certain' tha't a* the 288 yard* long and 58 yard* .did Agriculture, together with of the eercrrioriiee- months pass we shall draw con¬ wide on the flat land three miles the Tourist Council, the Soil Reporter Joe Hoffman. Miami tinually closer together with north of the hase l.ielson Is t'i Iteach, Fl'a f hri'.ervatlon Committee and the , senior arid Photog¬ mutual confidence arid respect • miles southeast of this rentral State Fair Commission, made rapher John frost. Detroit -.opt. Alaska city. will travel with the Glee •!n ir aj/|»eah in the final after- oruore, session. The plane, an Improved ver r.'iuh 77ley will vend (.•sift bar k pic Major requests for budget tn- •.ion of the famed I'.'A Suja-r tore* arid stories of the fnaug- • • • i .v. eami- from the ('on.cr- fortress of World War If had uration Festiva!, the fresident'* taken off from Hall, i.amt naxr ,'iMrt Department, which net the 14 000 foot a ji'*' iaI aj/ja-aran"- a» Hte F.mlson White House ar,r| from rgher /» -. • TWO «IIOtV ,< needs for the caning fi-.r :• I run way. one of the • ii .«• $12,880,000, nearly rlou- longest in the world I tie mo».h tivitje- nafa J »i r M. t,n- Hie appropriation of $8,534,- r'x.m of flame from Hie 'fa'ti (Mil *l *MOWN 7 10 *1# 'i'iM fi,i the 1058-57 years was visible to the Ki» l -on 'fow- Mo.« of the irMteuse would go cr crew through the murky | ' li«VIII raaaaa ?•.! land acquiiition fur addi- dark net* IDA IIS for SIMON DEADLINE . M'l'ial and expanded state park* The cause of the disaster v,.-,- and l'ii projectx in existing a mystery The takeoff appeared S IT N PAY to have been normal i -iik':. including improved roads, irntation facilities and parking Fab. I ataata ... i ## r.m. at» a«. DOWN FAVMFNT CD Film to Slum c /('ffffgf WKKK Sahara Trip c O IN Two Tickets to Tlmbtjetoo," vlwirB a color film of a trip aero** the i' *, Sahaia to the mo#t remote city frr cr BERMUDA O ii. the world, will be narrated CD Kenneth Richter Saturday at him T: FINAL FAF.MKNT k l»rn, m the Aud. The travelogue is a feature of the World Travel series. or r Fab. 16 HtchU r, photographer and let - tuir-r, and his wife made an 11.- her 'Kio mile trip in a station wagon mjoy thi* fuliuktu- fium Algiers acr'w* the often Hprinx Varalinn Holiday SILVER roadless Sahara Desert into the Belgian Congo"and back to show that crossing the desert U with- »n the jKiMibilHie* of a careful C) immnliataly ronlarl AijyiONlniMON JaeK - BLADES - traveler Included In the film are the Seven Sacred Cities of Moab; COUtK TRAVEL CO-STARRING the classic oasis of the Sahara NANCY HEISS BRUCE NEISS (Hike fljicltkfia 1 »Hi i'» modern luxury hotel -nd rose gardens; ln-Salah where there is a sandstorm 300 day* of the year, a SOO-year-old Ell 7-9747 LAR6E SUPPORTING CAST mosque made of mud; and the tropical rain forml of French Equatorial Africa. FURNITURE SATURDAY NIGHT - JANUARY 19 - 8:30 orn- M.S.U. ICE ARENA LAST CALL BURROUGHS FOR TICKETS ROW OR SALE APPOINTMENT CORPORATION Mirmr. an state news January 1H. 1»57 P»|f Rush cos Arc jjjjpfHj Skating Champion Woods senior, to Mike Mllligan. Vrgod lo List Has Busy Schedule ALPHA CHI Hherry OMEGA Richard, Royal Oak La Porte, Ind., senior. CHI OMEGA senior, to Fred Koenig, Royal AI PIIA rill DMF.UA Preferences Oak junior and Phi Delta The* Dillon. Tccumsvh Judy Barbler, Grosse IU» jun¬ ior to Ron Hitler, Michigan H.irt ir.t Nelson. (Tvm • .11 i: ♦>. .IwWl !*• Sorority richer* mu«l mnke Spartans' Friendliness tn; IMannc senior, to John Brown. Detroit Sigma Nu; Ann Sterl¬ State Delta; graduate and Delta T.ui Judy Kimmerling, Mon¬ Ids S««pllO!li"r.'. •'' their preference list* today, senior and Impresses Carol lleiss junior to Denny Robertson, .■lit roe Peti,.it <♦•••;< • .1 ' IV-.: K >| p i n..miiu? the *oi r#nti«** ihrv arc ing, Grand Rapids senior, to Midland senior and Delta Sigma T •»!. Vicki f'hnka. Chicago. HI. Pete Jones, Michigan State grad¬ \< i'!ine t.. pledge. Pi: Joyce Levtsa. Grosse Pointe •MDiut to Tom lp m in the days n week. It's funny, though, with ali the practicing I ALPHA EPRII.OV PHI troit, and Rally Parrett. Grand }> ,-}, -•r.jfua Ru*hce nffl- have to do, I've never reyrreted choosing a career in sports." Roberta Steinberg, New York, Rapids senior to Bob Rae, Mich¬ Reynold* S1 ' U.r . that these lists igan State graduate and Psi tip - ■-rniur nod- Rh. i» M . ,•!.)• . out In order to Speaking was the vivacious and talented Tarol Heiss, N.Y., sophomore, to Charles silon. If, vear-old worltl'a figure skatinjr champion and star of NY • ,»( \LI»H\ F I* 1I.ON Kutncr, Wextbury. »'!j; • pledge a vomrity. DELTA RIGMA Ft Heln.r Crr.u I'.i Mi< N '» Silver Rlades. — —v ALPHA OMICRON PI the prefer- taken -hours to hit a home run, Joan Tbuma, Sycamore. Ill M»ph«»m«'re • t re Mrork. !?:•'' When making nut Inn, Mr . !■• ™ I rnee lists, reed* are :i*ked lo Carol, who lives in Ozone and when a ployer does, he's too Jan Kilgore, Detroit sopho¬ sophomore and Alpha Xi Delta, JtrodvlN W V I" list !!••• sororities lit the order Park, NY., has spent two sum¬ tired to run around the banes." more. to Clark McKlevey, De¬ to Joe l.nllo, Chicago. III., sen¬ t«'» Mai'** N the. ♦ old he trilling to pledge mer* it MSU perfecting her rou¬ When she enter* rullege, this troit sophomore; Sue Mcpher¬ ior; Dee Fournier. Grosse Pointe tf»» On M fl.t-M them. the. trust have thdted a tine* at the ice rink under the son. Lowell sophomore, to Tom sophomore and Alpha Gamm.i young skater would Nke to ma¬ yororitv three Mine in order to nbie direction of her friend and Devine. Jr., of Kansas City, and Delta, to Fd Doherty, Detroit III |\ STCV\ I'll! coach. Pierre Brunet. jor In foreign language* and Loulae< Dnren, Dearborn junior, Bonn" i- i . fr«*h- pledge it. This may tnrlnile tha perhapa be an Interpreter fur senior. I amlifrC, A I - "fine thing thai Impresaed me to Gordon McGruther of Dear¬ DELTA 7.ETA man. ?■ ( Inn t t ill teas. the I'N. For relaxation. Carol Ml.-nti ,?< • . A -v- • i coed nri:< on my summer visit* to RUlr," loves to play the piano. born. , Fdi Groff. WHmette. til. jun¬ Urns. !' •• 1.. !»<■ she commented, "was the friend- BETA THETA PI ior to Roy Moore. Northwestern . Dorm coeds help decorate Rrodv Hall for the annual Sno-Ball. 'lines* of the people I met. Ev¬ "Dating in a skater's life," she graduate and Phi Kapp.i Psi IJnWf. >l»v, n.n !' trr alt" 1' t it.. iP.sltees This year the theme h. "As Vou Like It." ^ eryone was so nlee to my fam¬ signed, "is very limited because Jenny Wilson, Huntington MrKr< • (11 of ily and me." our plans and competition sched¬ .->fivt-*cfl !'• .-i three or four ules are very uncertain." Climate Changes ,. C.i ! It' iur thrill for this Beknnti. and Alpha Cnnm Delt... • • IVrenee.*. Hirg to pledge any brt iitey must he roroiity From laM'lnrew to Dances The greatest young star was winning her •have "Two of the nicest people I met," said Carol, "were TV N dair yi»u)»k jnith ' A II 19*aj world's figure skating title Oarroway and Hayes ' ■Mod star Dave Urn- Top i'I. ■ jufiif*. an i »li»;»n A1 in •(tarnish, Germany, while her Variety of Events i.referenee lists made out Allen Jenkins, world champion For Annual Dance Vhc fVixntC ont-lmmorv n i I Alpi.a hy the rushces will Ix- compared proud grandparents, who live in jvda l*i to Jark Holder. Battle figure skater." She speaks of with lis*', sent In by the soror- Germany, watched the event. C'icck sophomore Jenkins as having a "personality Religious Plans Ities. Paid workers will do this, "After skating in many coun¬ Maiibti Fn ■■ Detroit fresh man, to Dale Tault.ee. Depot and the sorority metnher* not see the rushees' prttffrenco will Weekend tries," Carol commented, "I have found the people In Ger¬ off the Ice which far outshines bis superior skating ability." "One of the most embarrass¬ Weather, 'As You Like It' junior. .!"> <• Fin »i> Aurora. II! , many to he more enthusiastic lists. it Npptns hn religions Highlights Social Weekend ' freshman to linrrr Warner, Sa. - "Variety ia the spice of life, or no ing moments of my life," she over ice skating than in any oth¬ naw M-nior: I'at-*. W.dl. Dotrou formal bids to pledge soror¬ wpokpiiil ratiKinir from lec- laughed, "happened last sum¬ ities may he picked up by rush- group* plan activities for the er place. Every skater who visits mer over at the Ice rink a re¬ • erhnan. Jack L'pdegraff tures ami panel discussions to ilancp.N ami o|wn houses. that country is treated like a By NANCY YERHL'EL Grand Rapids M-nl.w: Joanne res from .1 to 5 p.m. Haturdti. porter came up to me and asked Mnsi r. Battle C'r. i k seni« r to Coeds, who do not receive In¬ Spartan Christian Fellowship king or queen." what I thought about Elvis Pres¬ The weather problem has hit the MSU campus with full retired professor of English, Dr. Like Ynost teenagers, Carol John Ritchie, HattU Creek sen- vitations. will he railed before¬ Is spnosoring an open house at bermudas ond dis¬ ley. and I honestly replied, force. There are those fttudene* who lontr for the atmos¬ hand hy their roiinselors. Bethel Manor tonight at 8 New¬ Louis Wolfanger, professor "f loves to wear »<.r. man Club will also stage an soil science, and Prof, Meilahn likes schoolwork. When she is •who's he?'" phere of the sunny tropics, and others who enjoy the brisk Rushers who deride after they in New York, she attends the winter air. open house and record dance Zahn. pick don't up their bids that they want to pledge a sorority at Newman Hall tonight. Dr. lloyt Heed is scheduled to la¬ Westminister House and Wes¬ Professional Children's School, and while traveling, she keeps Coeds Given "As You Lake It," the annual Sno-Ball p r s e n t ed by the The Fhi Kappa Higma's are having a skull Swing Saturday ley House will both hold break¬ Oo have should call the house. the guest speaker at the YM- up with her reading assignments Men's and Women's Interdorm from 8:39-11:39 pjn. at the lad The sororities will hold for¬ pledging Sunday and the YWCA fireside meeting at 0 fast* at 9 Sunday Christian Student Foundation is morning. so a* not to be ton far behind Chanee to Councils, will give everyone a l-ansing American Legion Hall Music will he furnished by thr yourself mal invitations will inelude direc¬ this evening. also planning a breakfast al •when she returns. chance to chose their favorite Show Ability Playboys. DrnniN Bail), author of the 9:311 at Ihr College House. "But In the aummer." ahe climate. The dance will be held tions as to time sacrificed more than T will opposite end of the floor will be ing In the renter of the ceilin^ Uatumu coeds. And the two winners will Other decorations will lve pledg, varied activities for Sunday. At evei know to further my skat- spring scene, complete with and there will be a meeting »»l each for serial a IIEItMllIU 4'3d there will Ik- a Bible class, iiu. and the other is my coach receive .<500 palm trees, park benches and a paddle* and flagv Skull ke> the Philosophy Club Ot 8:15 rights to their stories and pub¬ at 0 a cost supper and u pant I whose knowledge, patience and wlsklng well. i chain* will he given as favor Sunday night. Dr Id/eita. asso¬ lication in the magazine. College Trawl Office will hold it guidance have been a constant Delta Upsilon discussion on the topic "The professor of humanities, To create an evening petting, ciate The winner* and honorable- Lutheran Church 1n Education" wijl talk to the Lutheran Stu¬ source of Inspiration and en- will be suspended from the formal winter initiation, award mentions will he announced In' stars is scheduled at 7 The panel will dent Association at |0'15 Sun* rmiragcrnent " A bridge banquet and Birthday Ball •• El) 2-8667 consist of Dr. Walter Johnson. Although skating takes un a the Augnat 195? College Issue. ceiling at both ends the OH* Hotel Saturday. John du\ morning will also close the gap between BARm GOUDON great deal of her time. Carol is Following are the rules for the Tanton. former chapter |>re«.; Al 6:13 p.m. Sunday, the Bible the two seasons. Tickets may be an avid tennis player and foot¬ contest: Any woman undergrad¬ dent, will deliver the "Chart." Study Group of the Trinity Col¬ obtained from any dorm social ball Hoectator uate under 26 who is regularly chairman for this dressy affair. at the initiation legiate Fellowmhip will riiM-ux* Rut baseball's Just too slow enrolled in an accredited college THE PENNSYLVANIA RAUOAD COMPANY the eomparifton of the New ilid Testaments. and for me," she commented "It or junior college Is eligible. Charles Addam's "Monster Rally" is the theme for the Del¬ Speaker* at the awards bsn- quel wlU be Burr Lee. fraternlti engineer an interesting and ehallenglng j If any of your stories have ta Tau Delta party tonight from deputy far tbe Chleage area, and offers the young "Liberallam in Religion" Is AOPi Ho»u Official appeared in undergraduate pub¬ 9-12. Dress will lie casual. The Den Buell. faculty adviser for career with exceptional opportunities for advancement the topic which will be dis¬ lications, they are acceptable, as the Michigan Mate chapter. Mr*. Ruth Ldchtamer, Alpha fraternity house will be boarded both in the various engineering organisations and in cussed at a meeting of the long as they have not been pub¬ Omicron Pi district representa¬ up and there will also be bats Bob Eberhart's orchestra wi'l other supervisory positions. Fellowship of Helgtoius Liber¬ lished elsewhere These stories tive from Toledo. Ohio, will be and cobwebs to carry out the furnish the music for the Birth¬ als Sunday night at 6 30 The must be original and characters visiting the AOPi house this theme. CIYII. HtifllNliKRK-l'or positions In the Maintenance meeting will be held in the weekend. She will be present fictitious. "Prohibition Era" is the theme day Ball to be held in the lion ! or Way and Structure* Dept. Union Board Room and later The stories shoo Id run from ballroom from 9-12 p.m Nor? at the initiation and pledging of the Delta Upsilon party to¬ adjournal to the International Stooky will provide Intermission ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS—For positions in the Com¬ ceremonies. approximately 2,599 to 5,999 night from 9-12. The upstairs House for recreating and ie- wards. Ton may submit as many entertainment of the house will lie decorated munication and Signal llepl. freshrnents "lYie Basket Ball" Is the stories as you like, as long as as "Panicky Pete's Pawnshop" theme of the Union Board danr» Interviews hy C. Wednesday. January I. Parvin. Regional 23 at Placement Engineer. Bureau. •«t The average carrying rapacity uilrit.nl freight cur is 5.3 Ballot Box they follow Use all mtaa. regulation-size typing pa¬ to serve speak-easy as a front downstairs for the There Saturday evening from 9-12 in the Union Ballroom. Record- and the entries muot be a per, will also be a bookie joint up- will provide the music Ticket ton* Recently elected vice presi¬ typewritten, double-spaced, on stairs with card games, a shell for the dance are 75 cent* dent of Alpha Phi Alpha is one side of the page only. Mark game and horaeracing. Kenneth Richter will show the Turner Nelson, tensing junior. work clearty with name, age, Music win be am reeard sad film. "Two Tickets to Timbu Recently elected officers of homo address, school address special entertainment «» be too" Saturday evening at 6 in Phi Kappa fUgma are: President. and school year. Enclose a 9" peaaeled by the DeMa Vpdba the auditorium. Bob Johnson. Detroit senior; by 12" Manila envelope, self- Cam be. Everyeae wbe reaps first vice president, Tom addressed and stamped, or stor¬ rNOINBBRS... PHYSICISTS... will have U pawn a sasaH arti¬ KreMmeyer. Detroit senior: sec¬ ies received will not be return¬ ed. cle at tbe deal Bosses Treated - ma hrh t t/rnripHi'tu of the iinftortant ond vice president. Rusk Ing- rahnm. Clinton sophomore: Sec- Rend vour stories to College Fie- fi-rfoimtti in the five separate divLsioos ol Um* it ,., \ ll-./l.. .s Field F.ugineering Department. Each of th«- rotary. Biff Johnson. Highland tion Contest, Mademoiselle. 575 "In a Japanese Garden" will be the theme of the Sigma Chi By Secretaries Park, iii. Junior, and Treasurer, Madison Avenue, New York 22, engioet-r4 i-ng.tged in tlwse at tivities Itolds a tlt grt - dance Saturday from 9-12 p.m. Thursday morning at 11:45 in Tom Craigle, Detroit senior. NY. in t Ui trii il eiigiiits-ring or physics. All divisions Music will be furnished by Ken¬ Parlor c of the Union, the msu I um a highly trained organization to support ny Davis. .Business Women's Club held < the armed services and otluin using Hughes The dining room will be dec¬ luncheon for their bosses. Dr orated with a wishing poo) and Kenneth Wilson, asst. dean < fnc control... sU ins and guttled missiles. gold fish. Japanese lanterns wlH the college of business and pu?> In 0Ot* also add to the oriental atmoe- lie service, spoke on "Manag- • Cnotury. l>here ment's Responsibilities in 195? f Oh • ]Kte> LiT %Chft'k one ot mote dit Lttons for which you qualify hy education and rxftcrirncr . serve military agencies employing llughcs ("""]I NO IinNEC Cncers RINO WBITINO —Kngi- i iiiul development engineer* stages tin* division wurk with rewarvh during formation »if new cijinpiiu ot to produce clear, con¬ highly e«Niiplev radar firr cstntrol systsuns for ali-weatlM-r interceptor sin raft, at liome ami abroad. Swiftv Luncheon cise let Imical manuals, lor use in maintenance and training, as well us specialized handUxtks [™~] AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURER L.J li ai son-Engineer* are assigned to all- When yeu're eatiag oat at lor I'SAF au» rews. weather interceptor manufacturers whose wea't waat to pear ap aircraft employ llugties fire control systems, , ] TECHNICAL TRAINING—A nmi- and are res|xmsihle tor pre-installation testing son's special Inaabrsn. Tbe Swifty L_ J plctely- cqmpjtetl ami stufirsl mImmiI is of the systems. They work witli airframe de- I aarbrea la a wapliti amal thai oi>erate«i to train tjuahlictl military and isnn- CILCR IT til LEVEL jwny |N-rsoiuu-l in classruiNn ami laboratory programs on advanced systems work lu the ars on where theiinstallation XrsIx in cases«spii|iment knowl r operationalproblem* Harper's Baaaar says: "Newoat way to wear eatar ... lacladra beverage, roll, deaeert, plan tbe awia dteb. fields of radar fire control, electronic enmputers, FIELD MODIFICATION-IIiiriu i |«.l smart apt frames." HaHaar'a pcaaent Marian ten's Ycall waat to make □ i guidcil iiossilrv. Instnii'tors are graduate engi- icy is not only to grt reliable i*|ui|Mnent •en's a regular neers or physicist* with iMckgrounds In devel- into the field promptly and in sufficient amount, hut to naxlify and develop this as soon as field tried M«— sad yoa opnuiit woik or university instruction. information omf test data become available i la! Bet thai pi WaBnee'a ... tew to at this price. F.ngineers uirrrlate information frusn live fiekl n field cnoinkkbs-Hughes twh- and Indicate changes to the Research ami De¬ t aew Harper's Beeaar Ceiee Ce cediaatar that abewa * L.J nical advisor* arc'roquirwl i« the laid hew la wear eeler al pee I wherever o|H-rutional I velopment Divisions. Write. Long Lines of Fans Honor January IS. 19"? wicmow ffTAT* ftfW« Fay# Fir# Actor Bogey, Maestro Arturo S/io/i Doirnlturu ill A'/m/i/i'a Totlny, 9:.W a.m. 10 9:00 p.m. fly TMF AMOIl.tTKII PRESS erly Hills lo altend th<- meninrii.l the funeral Tun of Amerira'H lop artists— home had to wait & Hits irrs for Bog.'o t. two hours in 20-drgree cold he- ■a tor Humphrey Bogart and enn- Write. .PlriHi,,, .|„||„ iiu-tim fotc the (Ioot opened. ,(tutor Arturo Tosranini—worn appeared lo Uf.■ tin- f... |.uu of oil whi n hf sold To«i atnni died paid final honing# and tribute in his slin- in his sleep pie eulogy; Wednesday at his Bronx home. Thursday, in Hollywood and "With the years lie had be- He would have N,u York. been 90 in cunie increasingly aware of the March. He had suffered n stroke I'llOIIP An assemblage of celebrities — dignity o| h;s prnfes ion actor, fu (if the largest funeral crowds not stat on New Lear's Day Two days iv y-r.r.r, i , actor Himself he never recent years — packed All took before his death he asked for a seriously ho work mo-1 S unts Episcopal Church in Bev- seriously He legmded the sotne- priest and received the last rites what gaudy figure of of the Roman Catholic Church. Hugurt. the star, with sort of an amused Inside the funeral home the lied Chief cism; Bog art the actoi tic h,ld in deepest respec t " tyn- casket was banked with A solemn requiem mass will flovyer* 'he top stars in be held tor Toseunlni at St. Hat- Hollywood llails Stalin were were present there ton. and them lined the street outside Bogart fans A thousand ul tick's Cathedral in New York Saturday morning. The body will be flown to Milan later for bur¬ the As 'Model' church. Shortly before the mony, the doors of the half- filled churrh were opened to cere¬ ial in the family chapel. the MOSCOW (.Th — Communist puhlie. And the crowds surged forward. Police soon restored or¬ gladmer p.,.- Nikita Khrushchev Thurs- der. v praised Stalin as a motlel ( M imiinist in his light for the Actress Lauren Bncall, Bo- w <>i kers. Nearly a year ago Khrush¬ gart's widow, arrived with Hie Bogart children, Stephen. H, and HELD chev denounced the late dicta- Leslie, 4 All were compose*! as they listened to the Rev Kerrnil a ;,s a mass murderer, assail- OVER • . the cult of the individual," Cast.-llanos read the Hi Com¬ . ;,ni questioned Stalin's Com- mandments, which he said had n.upism. "special meaning" in Bnaart's life. 2ii.l ItIG WEEK The party chief was needled I \ Soviet Premier Nikolai Bul- While the service was going iianin. on, Bogarts' remains were cn- With Soviet brandy and Chin- mated according to his wishes. r-r wine flowing freely in toasts The ashes will be inured at For¬ of friendship and mutual praise, est Lawn Memorial Park on a red-faced, exuberant hill that ov.th.oks Hollywood. Khrushchev grabbetl a tnicro- Pasadena and the Sierra Mad re hiine to make a speech that Peaks. - lie lay in a bronze-finish cas¬ ».,•> we will do it again Hut ket, slightly open to show the Slim, Chic Sheaths do not criticize Stalin as a fcilk conductor's jacket with vel¬ i.,j; Communist as far as the in- vet collar and cuffs—the kind •(o-t- of the working classes he had worn countless times over .re concerned. the iO-yrar course of his re¬ Stalin had his bad points. Leton saw them before we did markable career. Mol.e hold fashion news hernuse iminted them out The first persons to arrive at They I hey lal.e wool Imlhv In it tops u-re were borne bad out. The defects ^ ■ I i ■ ■■ ■ mM jki on But in the things that count¬ er 'hat is. the interests of the Dolt v.orking class, Go«t "v«tv Communist Riant that should light Youriolfl Gary Cooper *17.95 f .i the interest of the working * Williom Wylen oj- as Stalin did." PtOfftKTKM - g llow delightfully thes* snurt bulky sweater topped nynn linen sheaths reflect your flair for rare-free living, whether you're Lliou Invites suitcase to follow the sun ... parking your or staying right here in Mirhigan! f'olor coordinated, you'll choose one or both for wear now and into spring Correspondent* when the mercury rises! Junior sizes 7 to 15. Beige Blue or IMnk. To Red China hi-fi inciosures Oaratky HcCmti /% sleeveless sheath with wide collar, polka B. Sleeveless linen- , like sheath With Peter dot tie and matched Pan collar front neck MOSCOW (.4h—Premier Chou IIMCO Voi.o N H-YcancM | wool cable stitched opening and cable- Fn-!-»i again Thursday invited ■it»,from J 'CtoIhS, u* | cardigan. you i% much as half the 1 stitched wool cardigan. American correspondents to vis- cod of factor f built mode's. | . Red China. He said "three of Complete «ith pre cut parts. . K WPP'S SECOND FLOOR ;«'! ler*. and CHICKEN SO FRESII " Phillip Harring- ■ Photographer, of Look Mag- «'iine. YOU'LL WANT MORE 8 1.35 Chou shied away from ques- about the possible release D 'J 1 Americans .still imprisoned in F E China V pr. l< 1, 2 E I 9 • Nor*.' Hug Thrrt Hairs SIM r-HOP E V E 9 9 • Arauad-Ow-Cltck Press Sheers feature K 0 • la Y Glargbe and Sweet Dream * WHAT DOES BROASTING DO? Wonderful Peter Pan Bras Ika Mat papular haaa witk aaltoia lanaa an# Thr nan acianliflc totlkn# n. mklm in Inukn. rank. Iha aklakan In ( minnlaa, an# aaala In Ika Irna rklakan aaraaa (Ma allka ara Ctonaanar'a pl.p.rllini i ka#a malau a,toot at,lad tor canll- Add Dramatic Fashion Contours Rkrtap . , . llavar. Daltotoaal, hit Ika aklakan la daoaa. Ola manna and FUk arrva# to ran aaMan krann. Ian#ar to#.|lnMaato( lhaaa kaan- Waa4ar.nl Pator Pan "Shawptoca" bra... 1® Utnl aaamlam knaa afa nmniti akaar far #a, an# laal,. Onaa ran Ir, Banaato# Ik k clam af lla awn. to maul# Ika toval, aad dPta waar. Vault uarar wutry akuul aa<- T*«y Mart la Styla aklakan ran'U wan. toara. cuatoun af ,aar praU, .pain tnklaai. Of *■#, kaaatoa — wkalkaa auama ara alralfU. la urhMa aaUaa an# Dacaua* aal —ilk built- Each dinnar inrludan: >i cktekrn (Iana kiacaal. (ranak Iriaa. af turn r ml ami karmanlaln# ikiln far in nutourm thai a## fiillnni. eaaftoanUallr wHhaul pn#dla#. WHh adjaatabla Mrapa. *3.95 mplimuli laaa nMk Ika J9S Mm U to M. A an# t aupa. rrankaar, aanea. an# Maakarr, nto/fln. I af Ikraa pnM Mm SH to II. •DuPon't Polyester Fiber H The Tog Shop The Chicken Shack knapr# pvaur pukm KNAPP'H SECOND FLOOR i-.g (2 daors E. of IIm Charaal Hw. ) mi Eilaadad Charge Account at DtUwrnine the Amount 12 Months la Fraador iva-atN / -W. r ' 11 '-'-i ^ - ... lo Pay m-t -; |i r' ] -■ : ■ :'v'U ■ :: ' MICHIGAN RTATF. NEW* Brow n Scores 21 Januirv IK. 19.17 Pi|f Kl« IM MSU Slro»genl in 'I Kappa Sigma Crushes Hi-Lights Phi Kappa Psi, 65-25 Gymnasts Seek 2nd Victory St Joiin •xvuf v Kerne Con llarprr. Ilarprr has pre¬ sophomore Calvin Oirarf. Gi - rphc thru 1 r en nun free fri p!a i e Friday. Any number of throw make up a team-four event Monday and run will With By MfJLK PRE'VILLI: Larry Hrown showing the way Kappa Siirnta ard woxk free exercise, m it State*' Gynuia JOE hoffman Kappa, Sitfs ran up a 58-0 Coach George Szypula rei»ort- IM office must report at 7:3'.' count. son'b.y fill#* a* 714 414 considerable improvement in Tuesday. lima at Wisconsin: Iowa is in the .second half the Kappa The Spartan • ill he heavily ed p - . i o • U ana D'.ti I.e.!--. both won more.* are beginning to come managed to gain on the Phi ograph schedules of bas¬ two fn t p. la-* I!row n captured fn *-.»• week:, match. m frre Howard Sets M wi!I ketball and bowling teams be available at the JM of¬ through. f.n'ed to The'ftadgers have still impress anyone. IOWA. Kappa Pssi. Fred Sill finished second to exercise and tumbling, while Brown in scoring for the Kappa Minnesota at Northwestern: Rig 10 Pare fice testa v. J, copped fast: lit living Sigs while Dick Spurr was high ★ * it i -traight road game for the , T! Utii; all ' '. in polihe. foi the Phi Kappa Psi with 12 i on* to; dorm and toucher, who have dropped the While severe ro'd criprH math «f the east. Bill Rigney, New each. t C IS emrpr-titii \< ill on face some the trampoline tough 11 CHICAGO feet, H 111 T' Frank Howard, fniwol'd, who has R ut'. swimmnig team i.i cooled • two. off The Wildeasts have of late. Have lost Phi Delia Theta 46. Alpha York Giants manager, took things nice and easy in the sunshine on : r.Psee v N- taken today, Kappa INi It the p.tin ol his home a* Walnut Crr k. Calif., with his wife and in' the person nl Ohio Slate's led unbeaten ohm State's surge Minnesota the last two three children. The baseball wars w ill soon he on again and Rigney pia-tni '.tarts Monday and rum, v i" into the Big in basketball lead, The Phi Deltas jumped into time*-, hut I've got gut*. MINN- is making a strong bid for the thru Friday from 7-8:30 p.m. a quick lead and went pn to win plans to leave next month for the Giants' I'hoenix. Ari*., training Two lain w ill be reserved to handily. In the early minutes of ramp. With Hill and his wife. Paula, are children, Bill. 11 (left), No 1 spot in the individual ATTENTION scoring race • i.v te.iin Jot half-hour work- Season s record: 8 right. the game Ian Ulen sparked the Phi Deltas with his rebounding lom, nine, and Lynn, eight. Official conference statistics iifing. it it it and scoring. At half time the Al l, s rt PDM S Thursday credited Howard with J.HOP a three-game average of 23 0 points, .lust a shade behind pive- sctting Arc hie Dees. Indiana cen¬ ROLAND BROWN carries Spartan hopes T ■ ♦ r"] t'r aito highest individual .if u holds the In Jcnisou eight for Alpha Kappa Psi. t individual game - 241 I'hi Kappa Tau 32. LamhJa l.c Friday, February 8 against Dees' 97 total in one will tr> tc -it Saturday night Coach Fendlcy Chi Alpha 71 more came. performance v Coibns will send his wrestlers Phi Tau's Darywn Hepler Scmi'Forinal INiplil third Minnesota's Jed with a Dornmevi r is 21 u average, fol¬ the tumbling Brown placed fourth event.-- I Big t I(ii-m'I| Alakr- Craili' agamst whu h features a strong Iowa team such men .as Ter- stuffed in nine points first hall giving the Phi Tnus a in the Undefeated Spartans He is backed b .Jim Bre/a .in rosrov --P Bill llu se'l. lowed h> George Hon Salle of Ready for Bijr 10 Opener U r.. MeCann. two years a Nation¬ 16-5 edge over lambda 'Chi neweomei George H «pe!-. Amenc.i'- top ketball player Illinois with 20.2. George Kline al Collegiate Ctiampion in the before the Intermission. Two Spartan -r.»r - are «or- tit fh* Olympic howed that he C i Minnesota w itti IK 7, Don Oh! I! pound division,- and Gary tlie second half Lamb'la Saturday. Februarys oi Illinois and Torn Payne of fering from mild ttnulic* bur are expected to comp*t. fh t on f. * mnal v ake the grade in the pro- ranks. Ttic ex-Sa i Kotdc•lineiei. who linished see- Ciu In kept pate witn the I'm B» Jf.KllY BOBBINS low a w ith IK 0 each oral m tin- Big 10 Conference Taus. each scoring 16 points St it, Nru, spurt. I dttor injured are I.e.,* with a sprain*-*' ft • : 0 -f.i lurried in 34 re- and third in the National Col- wrist and ' »Ttrieri ■* ith nr. . bound } f..i tie National Hepler failed to score in the CtiHt-h Chuck K.-Cnffrees stylish tankers take to the wat¬ th- c>3 C*~9 Ct 9 c*9 (?*#£ it* ehatnpioriships . C*J> C+9 C*S second half but was still high strain. I.ea- injurs i - exjw F -■ kett.il season, ni hi; p'Hind div ision. point man • with nine. Denny erways uyain Saturilat in a non-conference tlual meet with to keep him fr ,..t.pound Big 10 champion- In the most one-sided match Sp;iit,ii»f 'heir le t v % the Spa clans' It • ' iffifi top I and landed fotiith spot ,u t.f the evening. Sigma Chi Mex- • if non-conference lomp-'.iUoa Ingensoll-Rand la< i I i N« AA lib. tit In I tourn.tinerit Kuidelineier l^-o Sinerlley, who will iri Theta X». its muscles and trounced Dave Holland was high for « liefi»ri; net ion week. t hey 'igiiat m mg into »)hn> St.de iw Dig 19 :m ! o 200-yard breaft.strok- Fcinke currently holds the po..! .i.t v.uMty record of 2 23.5 Ftee tyles Cle nens. Folnr-i'. b. tn-eri m the ii 1-pound divr- with 15, while McCaffree st.ited Thu .*% will interview Senior Engineers on cii LeBov Fladseth. who the winners I harlcs Myers scored over half thnt he st.ii'ting Imtups v. • . Parrish. Patterson, F.llis an: or |v>btw will all be ready to make v. on ix. lost ix and one draw points and wound Int yet flctiniti hot he doc* pistj 4?' his teams up the four-man 400-yard re- ii. the IT. and 191-pound livi- up with nine. | through its second tne* : easoti will face Iowa's Baron Clemens are slat». i to C<> fin tii.'s •«( the season this «M< Bremer in the heavyweight Theta Chi I*. Alpha Sigma t Do Mat-'ten in the 229 -yard Phi 15 t * n and Saturday at Jen is 1 I. I 1,1 t \ T I S match. freestyle Willie Forneli. D Fietdhouse. In the evening's closest con¬ EHiS The Spartans will weight in in Patterson. Ken tiest and Tf.i atterimon starting test Theta Chi edged out Alpha men as Coach Collins has not will be ready tf needed for the 4 15. head coach K.arl Schlade- \et determined who will wrestle Sigma Phi by a mere three half-ecntury freestyle. m.m will run the 75-yard htch in the 14. and 177-pound divi¬ points. Phil Kostenio playing for Harmon and Torn Kwasny hurdles, 880 yard run. 60 yai t AS Phi pumped in 10 of his sions. lead a powerful one-two punch dr.sti and in conclusion every- teams 15 points to emerge high- Since 19.13 State lias defeated m the 200-yard butterfly event ( in will run the 300 yard das Iowa three times, losing only man. Last week Kwasny surjutsisi Saturday's events, which are once, in 19.16 by two points. Harmon by coming from behind slated to start at 10 a.m. we! and touching hun out at the la d Miller Sideli lied IM Results steond. in bifie the three-quarters miie 75 yard dash. 600 yard dash k/U: .10, |l Nig 2? Bill Barton will provide th.* and 75 yard low hurdles. Ever. I irmhniKr 26. ,\K IM tl duo with some stiff competition «.nc will run in the last even' A TO «!. I»HI* I hi It Willi Operation At Phi 21. II 1 Phi 21 m what could develop into the the 440 yard dash. »• K Tau 12. |.C A 2'f Irest lace of tlie afternoon. In addition, the field event sum« Nil V». P K sig 12 II I' 31. II h PI 12 Although InitariHpelts drop¬ men will rccoid their best et I Ire* IS. Ilnwlaril Iff llnwrrv 12. MMtrirk *s ped a 60-35 against Ohi » b rtv during the two workout*. HoiinUs 2. I.onhwrll Kritfinlr. 26. Nrgs 21 At II .(forlot) State last wedHHafton wa* «»ne As the thinelads round fur¬ I'.tplr l.jnr l.lnna VI, Harms ltrar» 1* of the bright spots as he swain ther into shape, Schlademat. la I lorn 2*. Vi»U l\ 26 Ijis way to a lirst in the butter¬ will make the distance run- ( .R.A.C. 4%. I .InUrn lane. 2% fly event. longer. The Spartans high!' Veterans Frank Parrish and regarded e'rew of distancemer lornell will swim the I kg-yard will run in the threc-quartei freestyle and Niehols and Phil mile Saturday. Gundel. a pair of aophomores. Capt. Sciwyn Jones and T«»: will probably see artion in the Uynn are expected to run ties 7M-yard backstroke. weekend after missing ta-' In the Ew in-century Individual week's workout because of ill¬ ness. medley. Lcs Lobaugh arui Watty Coach Schlademan was sati - Dobier arc expected to get the ficd with the performances call. the thinelads last Saturday, e - Dean Taylor. Carietun Miller, fkiker and Lobaugh arc likely fccially the times posted ' Dave Lean, the Spartans' top- choices for the longest, event, middle-distance threat. the 440-yard freestyle. I^an. Olympic silver-med..' winner, ran an astounding 1:11 7 for the 600 after running an ca* > 2:17.1 for 1,000 yards. Two Lelternien Return Spartans Seek Win; Fencing S<|hr.m. • 5 |*.in. Jim. 2.'t when the Spartans host the Cniversity of Detroit in Jeni- Ohio State ,«oii Gym. at 2 p.m. Tit ins fr-.mi liet.j.p At.I, OTHERS Sa wch til* bark the i .narked advati'.n'-- n men sear hut with Tlmr-iluv Unbeaten in .)•: th> met-, v have .'.lining alti-.tdv to.- niitte m<»re* a ff.v .'ii.»l promising itihifit's on »ne "p- tra I p.m. • Ii p.m. Announces I !' ink w hrmau? hould have ,i g* Jan. 21 Big 10 Play h Sf'l T' It': 1i season, any illnc- a hut wo if'hi rung iri nipes," stated C'cu h Sehn. 6.00 Slut«* ).iiokii for First Retirement Gf'l •all. mtier u, ! man I !;"!•!, !' Nun11 ii ifl N Wilige the ».pee Uoiifcrcnrr Vlrlory the We Have The Krrenllv Nameil Rt JOE HOFFMAN' MIL Ail Slur Pete quarterback. Flliott. former Michigan has been named gra Fencing against the visitors in MB* The lKitti>m of the Hip 10 head football coach at the Uni¬ versity of California. A threp- the foil division will he Forrest Fnnniesl Mark, in the No. I spot. F.dgar visits the top of the flltr 10 BOSTON e.ir contract, estimated at about llildchr.int and Harold Simonds Snturilny nlirht when ninth chuk, suspended Boston goal $18,000 a year, lured him from hold down the No. 2 and .1 po¬ Valentines in Town his Head coaching job at the I'n- tender, left by train Thurs¬ sitions. respectively. John Vork pi,ire Michigan State jmir- iversity of Nebraska. and Fd K'dlar. two of Sehmit- iii-i> iiien to Columbus to fare day flight for his Milford. ter's reserves, mav also see ac¬ — leagtie-lrmllng Ohio Stute. Mich., home vow in J? he has tion. tlir in out ir'tifrtrrr'/r/rrf The Buckeyes have the only JOHN GUFFS IRWK HOWARD quit hockey for good. Airmen Dntsliool The epee division will find unblomished record In the con¬ rebound ference at 3-0. The Spartans . ace . . . . Murk shot . . . Surprised by arrived for the newsmen as train, Sawchuk he Wayne I'niversilv W inger a- Hie No I u c ' h> W.Jiner John on an follow- and Rog¬ HALLMARK CARD SHOP l..tve yet to win a league contest was tense and resentful. er Jiran m 'he second and third having dropped one-point deci- He prefaced what little he had Th" AFROTC If if!, teams Parking l.ni Entrant-* Sports positions Ai.tns to both Purdue and Michi¬ to say i fired its first victory inn the 'lO'.l Fast Grand River with the statement. "I'm Rounding out the meet will gan net talking." nterserviec eompotit ion by de- be the sabre fencer led hy ('apt Coach Fordd.v Anderson will N'lulil spurts Editor—.InhH V.mdrii Then he said eating Wavne Si ate I'niv Thoma- Dai old M- Caila will htiot Capt. George Ferguson. Heede—Assistant—Jetty fiernttrtj fence in the second spot, while "I've quit and I'm gonna stay i'y 1790-1753. Hedden. John Green. Pat I ,ati \ Wilson and Jack (Juiggle in an attempt to stop the high-flying January IK. 1457 MICHIGAN RTATB NEWS pJ(e .Seven quit. I'm mad. And I got news fop you. I'm gonna sue four Roston papers wor what they '■iif High scorers for the Spart Gerald Boyntoil and Fb either John Kala* ky or Truman Schiag .siil be sition. in the third po¬ CATERING Jubert Rouston, Edward Gr, We p,ticks. said about me. after I get haven't Uxt many letter Ferguson I* currently tied for Violates Auti-tniHl Liu home " iRaab. Other Spartan® w» Here To There an. Richard Kramer. Ha Skiinj; Coiiililion- • lath in the Rig 10 scoring rare After he calmed a bit he de¬ ' 1. W Garnljei, Re h with a IB-point average. Other Spartans In the top 30 are lled- Hrn. 16th. Quiggle. tied for 22nd. National Footbdl league nier! he had *T didn't was answer disappeared. looked in my room. the door or take T •< lefidi't on, f a: u h R. A Richard Dial ti. I. Beit/ D (\ F Gooil All ill Caberfae Culirrfiir -ki riif- a*o For tliut <-\lrii -pi ri il orrntitin iitd Renrie. 30th. f»pcn '-nut skiing condition® art* \\ lifii llit-rr i« nri-.l of it li.ill. Forward Frank Howard is the l it! gun of Ohio State. The ti'6" Mav Face De.struction w any telephone home and then Winnipeg to rails see my I'm going I'm going out to mother. • The team i -ny fire »if it® travels to Detroit third of on the the Feb Um- 8 reported weekend and ♦ with vcelient a five-ineh f«»r t h i > ba*e Our liiimpict room i« aviiiliililf t e n. four-inch pfiwdei. N;s»ht fi.ivvatd has averaged 23 points She's sick." 'he team's recor«i is one win skiing is scheduled ff»r 7 '» For port it—, wlirllu-r l—A pro football attorney said Thurs¬ gainst Sawchuk was named to the one |f*e night. Archie Dees, is second in field day the National Football League "may very well be de¬ National Hockey League all star goal percentages with .526 and is stroyed" if the Supreme Court orders trial of a suit charg¬ team in midseason balloting in the top five in rebounds. HOME DAIRY ing the league with antitrust --- - Wednesday, only a few hours Howard was a standout for the buckeyes last year but was forced to play in the shadow law violations. Bernard I Nordlinger, Wash¬ trust ed laws For support, he ri' - two Supreme Court rulings before Coach Milt Schmidt pended him indefinitely for fail¬ sus¬ FACULTY - ATTENTION ill-O o \ contplete rental serviep for ffcr- ure to report at practice as or¬ i•' All-American Robin Freeman, ington lawyer, told the high m Ww-tan. dered. 1 It III tic • Ibineh BowD and l adles v im has since graduated. court that "harassment and ut¬ Radovich, now operating a re¬ Under hockey law the suspen¬ itti hi Slirrl Today ter chaos'* might result. tail grocery store in North Hol¬ # Snaek Sets In addition to Howard, other sion could be for life. Buckeye starters are Ken Sidle, NFI, attorneys fought an ap¬ lywood, had attacked the NFI.'s Schmidt ordered Sawchuk to Tor Itmrrration Information In the # I'uneluupsi riuhth in scoring; Jim Laiighlin. peal by William Radovich, a •reserve" clause and what he the practice Tuesday night when • Silv er Ser\ lee former University «»f Southern described as a blacklist The re¬ tied for fOlh: tarry Huston, lied the goalie called on him at hi* • (andelabra lor 2Kth, and Gene Millard. 35th. California and pro guard whose serve clause binds a player to a home and told him he was I.K.S nniRMF.TS 1 he Rucks arc coached hy Floyd bid for $105,000 damages from club, which contains the right through Malil. the league and some of its clubs to trade him The coach, himself one of BUFFET PINNER DANCE IMiom- IV t was dismissed in lowei federal Nnrdlinger, Despite their low showing in defending the hockey's greatest in his playing courts. HOME DAIRY CO. the -landings, Michigan State is leaghe setup, called Radovich an days, left the door open hy say¬ third in shooting percentage with Radovich contended he was "embittered, disgruntled" play- ing If Sawchuk is sick "I'll he 415 Ohio State is way in front blacklisted for Jumping from the Jf, the first to apologise and well Detroit Lions of the NFL to the try to help him." with 456. Keith shot back that an NFL .11(1-.121 S. Wa-h. tip. Los Angeles Hons of the now Anderson said Friday that if ''blackIuur(jjirls mTown TgCMNICOLOW. fr GEOICE HUE! JULIE MMB MUUNNE COOK EISA MAtTINEUI 6IA SCAU ■ SnUKY CHAR* - GIANT WUIIAMS - JOHN GAUM St' 2nd Hill 2:15 - 5:III • !»:(iu HILARIOUS!' * , Nr. w,.u 1,1 I Sm 'Th* J. Arthur Rank profit, wh* kiddtd lh* m.dicol pr*f*iti*'n in 'RnUn la Mm Mhm', hav* new l**<*d lh»ir do*, an th* t*l«vitim« industry, and lh* result is pMt a* Saasyl" n i. tu,. tnh. MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 'The Body" Success lamury IB. 195? Klfht (Continued from Page 2) In Jordan, there is little irri¬ yards. There also are cotton and Sobs After ant class still lives on a miser¬ able semi-feudal level. gation so most of that country supports only a small seml-no- silk weaving industries manufacturing.. Beirut is a busy and shoe PLACEMENT Bl'REAC INTERVIEW SCHEDULE OPENINGS FOR THE Prior to the Sue/, crisis, the madiv population. Da rely 5 per DATE EMPLOYERS FOLLOWING MAJORS: transit port and Tripoli and Sai- MS or MBA—Bus. Ad., Public Questioning Jan.2t U.S. Atomic Energy much publicized Aswan High cent of the land is under culti¬ Dam—which would conserve for vation. da are the termini of oil pipe¬ Commission Admin., Acctg., all Engineers lines from Iraq and Saudi except Civil and Phy. Science irrigation Nile waters now wast¬ Syria also Is primarily a pas¬ LOS ANOKI.KS l/V) — ed in the Mediterranean during Arabia. Jan. 21 Brcitung Towpship Early Elementary toral and agricultural country. Schools Marie Mi'DotwIil emerife.1 in the* Hood season of late summer In addition to these nations Manufacturing Is done only on Kingsford. Michigan —was regarded as the keystone tears Thursday niirht after a small scale and confined main¬ there are numerous independent Physics, Flee. & Mech of the Nasser government's do¬ Jan. 21 Hughes Aircraft Co. ly to the cities of Aleppo and sheikdoms strung out along the Research A Develop¬ -Engineers. a throe-hour and 20-mlnuto mestic ccoonmic program. How¬ Damascus. fringe of the Arabian peninsula, ment laboratories ever, even before the United session with t h e county States withdrew its offer to help " Lebanon is a tiny mountain- and area sometimes called the Jan. 21 Shell Oil Company ^"Chemists Mech., Indus., Civil "land of the toilgate sultans" in A Chetn. Engineers. Bus. Ad irrund jury which is investi- finance this project, many econ¬ mi- country which grows grains, A Liberal Arts. vegetables, corn, fruit, nuts and view of the sheiks' proud insist- iralinK her disappeurunce omists maintained it was too ance on tribute be.ore travelers Chemists, Chcm.. Mech. Met massive an undertaking for the co'ton. Mulberry trees sustain Jan. 2i The Liquid Carbonic two weeks ayo. are permitted transit through A Civil Engineers. thin and insubstantial Egyptian silk culture and there are ex¬ Corporation The blonde actress embraced tra ive olive groves and vine¬ their kingdoms. economy Hctoi Michael Wilding, talked ta her a Homey, and then told a ✓ crowd of waiting news-men that the jury had questioned her about what she termed "so- This Sunday called glaring discrepancies" in a statement she gave to polire in Indio, Paid Miss MeDonald . Jah 5. of lilrn fame-,was found, bruis¬ 'The llody" Attend Church ed and hysterical, on the desert near Indiu the night of Jan. 4. These MSI moil arr'lii Hie prnepM, of the f»r«*l stacrs «»!' winter lerm fraternity rush. I real pledginc begins Jan. 20. She told detectives a story of having been kidnaped from her Encino home by two men, II. S„ Yugoslavia Reported uhrn "1 was I In a state of shork made the statement." EAST LANSING - CAMPUS CHURCHES /\«jreed lo Tito Yisil in April .Miss Mr Donald said. "And then I never had a chance to correct I 'm', WASHIW.TON i St..'.- an I r Vn,v., it. : Seeie'al V tod;,-, o| w Ith S\.b- V-c I) die .. ' '. met Am.. It." ALI SAINb PEOPLES CHURCH ST. THOMAS AQUINAS EAST LANSING The jury moved into the in¬ uxv c»'p>ntci to h.iW .• '• I ad'1 I.e.. ■ d Slate vestigation after police announc¬ FIRST CHURCH EAST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH Mil.li.ti Ti'o siinil.f vi-it t'ni'c.i St.I"- in latf A J •' JI - t}•• fi, parte . ft, eri to tit Tl . e mi .!;%'■ ' n er t re¬ about ed they dence to were unable to find evi¬ prove or disprove her EPISCOPAL CHURCH CHURCH ..rniitiii K.i t« ; tin.. Mate - eolllli-e.l .-all. oh. ld\ die, "f he ilip- an- story. She told newsmen the Iti'v. I T. PORT Kit* OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Interdenominational 403 Ahboti Road 314 MAC Avenue |)i|»!om.itii i' forio mt- who 111 . A Hihle Teaching .Ministry jurors went into detail about Grand River at Hasletl St. Sunday Masse* — Tlitif 't.i\ >•.'1111 'li. Jomatn * illifu; h : X»0 Abbott ."Hi West (irand Itiver •r»'p irt.- t tin • hef Indio statement. in the Center of Fast Lansing Iiurrh services: 11:00- A ijl. 7:30, 0:43, |0. 11:30, 12 30 fc itmiiU'.t V,u!'."- la\ i St t»»l! op,,.. vneed to "I'm glad to clear up these Itey. C.' Hrandt Tefft, Pastor E. Eugene Williams. Pastor uouhl viMt th« Wlni«- II "i • Tito, VI n b\ -o-'.e i "onifi • - ■ - so-called glaring discrepancies RAD |t in. — canterbury «"i«b 7:00 P.M. Daily Masses — «:«S, 1:N gutwt of Prosnlont Kfo tiliow t and Antein ;e. Pa'holie in my statement taken in Indio," All Saints KpUrnpal Churrh 13 Road WORSHIP SERVICES sundav nehonlj 0:30 A.M. SL.MIAV, JAN CAR V Masses at Alton (hapel tUiriii^ hi- stay. ; ione nop iieni' ha tailed to she said. The jury had been it.on a.m. College Chaplin tt niverslty Students i at R. 9:30, II Tit., also wmiM tout II.. pi• vt i.t Ih. White Home from •very kind," she said. Morning Worship Services Snnd.iv Service* llrlU PERSPECTIVE POINTED TOWARD t'nlti't State-- fot about tw • j . in 'hiou.di wiifi earlier plans 11:00 AM. Holy Days «f Obligation—<-7-8-9-12 During the period the men and Church School u.-ek- afterward, voitin *•«»-«' ' to invite Tito to 'tie i ountry. held hi i captive, Miss McDon¬ aim Abbott Koad (all other*) Confessions: Saturday POW1R" .,11 the way t.. tl . u. f •. See ret a'I . State I Miller , in 11:30 — 10:00 — 11:30 ald has said, she was able t'» I I, SAINTS I 00 to .3:10 and 7:30 t» 9.00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. di in.- net. a v t it ■ ;>• eon- Subject of the l esson Sermon: • - phone Wilding, her agent Har¬ a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon Sermon by Mr. Tefft Rev. Vern V.mllovci <|uitn, Ecuador I.t ! tnontil that Chicago Sisters flat, i- f»r and t. al l "Ml I" Daily Rosary Students old Plant and tilm columnist I'riendly Bible Class: 10:00 h, Ih.-I. .'lit d !•. '.old I I\1 a use- UNlVMtSITY KPIBCOPAI* finest Speaker Harrison Carroll. Wednesday Evening Meeting—g p.m. Confession — 513 p.m. l"l fellowship League: 11:13 l']\il (Imt I'll) is. I pi .po , Wt.It. If.a, , ran In e\- All appealed before the jury CKNTHC Heading Room—131 W. Grand Kiver Junior High Youth Fellowship 4.30 Sunday, Philosophy Club discussion, OTHER M M V ll I S Thursday. M JONKS 15 a m. Sunday School I • . It I '• i :uph., >'< ill ., 11 \ to. - Holy t onito Honrs; 8 no p m. 't.oiM'" i! Weeks ..' .miHMiln ■ ment >.t ai raiiffe- 9 a.m. Morning Prayer and ■i *.m.-8 |» in. Moil., Tiles,, Tlilirs. Campus Vesper: J.ihi p.m. r J. V. MAtlAIHIN, Pastor 8.15 p.m. Trinity Collegiate Fellow¬ • i id Ioi . tit., \ init that it ill Voting Adult club . . . 7:50 ship-all I niversity students wel¬ wok-- CHICAHO "1" • can ii f"i A lliro. • voi it.. m. iv a . mean Ameiieaii Hp- HEIGHTS Ml ii nil Srliool 'i ,t m.-.i p.m. W'ed. and Krl. Senior High YniMh Fellowship; Ft—.Robert Rasanugh, Ass't. come Ia "V .1 of Vll • lav la < "Min- •i a m - I p in. Hat. fr, Donald Elder, Asst. Chi, sisfrl avi.i f ill o! Y ' loi n: ot t'ovi-t nmeiit or Churi-ii Offire Phone — Ml 2-1513 7:o« p.m. 7 30 Prayer and Itible Study AUTO PARTS p.m. i-i.m l p.in.-5 p in. Sun. Phone I II 2-5911 \ e p|,.s|i-> turned Ttilil • ' Vuif.islax apiuov.il of Am. ilea's each Wed. Night the • iiijtei 's home .t.de of T»t, rovernm. id • tern. tie • ee 3».19 S. FAST Tfte Hum-' sistei llailtat P»l. IV 3-3*111 5-3MH I... ami I'atriei.t Ki diM,»|.e o. I finru then oufh -ide fion.e I». ■ noon 1'8 aft.a | 'i lev aftenrllim tfovie flu v had Kh ■ set n FREE It It A K K S MAY SAVK YOl'H CHRISTIAN STUDENT OKEMQS BAPTIST S,• V el .ii time I ! Joseph Morn of , speeia! I.I FK EAST LANSING UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION CHURCH jK'tne investiiMt)"!, unit i .i ed to the MMieii. s.od clerk III tIse state K.tiiplox nient tfi.it a DELIVERY KHAKI. LININGS Al.l. LOCK WIILLLS CHURCH OF CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH MARTIN LUTHER SUNDAY NEAR Rev. THE Invites You CAMPUS John Book#, Pastor CHAPEL 12.95 Auem v in Na-hvill«. Ti",i. . I iirri ■0« A M. Westminister Fellowship Morning service 18 a.m. CIIRVN, Thursday .iHirutely identified Meeting In the American Legion Mindav School U:13 LOR,IS (National Lutheran Counril) Breakfast Group Young People* 0 30 p.m. jaetnre of the iidi-. • 11»:tin Out Memorial Center Division A Ann Streets 131 Albert Street ... Sunday Night Service 7:39 p.m. ■ The sear, h In d mined to IN'STAI.I.FII III Abbott Road On Valley Court Enjoy Nn.rthvtlle WiHfneMia.v when Me or 2 blocks north of Herkey Hall Chapel Ell 2-0778 00 rriendlines* • good music * a churrh (Just off W Grand River) A-.M- W'rslry Breakfast f orum Pearl Neville, fit of St Paul. Ell 2-3371 family I.IKKTIMK r.PAHANTFFD Parsonage El» 2-48(2 343 Park Lane Minn , told l'h lea if O police she llrivr-ln SCHEDULE OF SERVICES Please rail ED 2-2999 for 8 ride met tW«• cu e- le emdlim: III" M U V V I. i: It S H Wolf Pastors C. Klinksirk SUNDAY SCHEDULE .38 A.M. t ollrgr House Breakfast SUNDAY: Bible study In am (dime-, slsfei- ill N.i'hlll e S i l.url, Service SERVICE'S: 9;iHI, 10:1.3, 11:38 a.m. Morning Worship 9:10 and II a.m. 5 11 am Group 7.95 f.. el f he pi I used tile la t nan • Worship (HE VS. Student Class: 11:38 a.m. C'ust Slipper, fiamma Delta 6 p in. 1(8 West Grand River of (dime', an i. Wei e seek ire.; ml.-. told h< , tins Knj.iy KIKDS Evening Services 6:3 m. m Ha mil. i:. Michigan 120.122 W. IONIA EAST LANSING UNITY CENTER LANSING CHURCHES kaleoiie will peiloi: on the 423 W. GRAND RIVER * ROME G. MILLER, Pastor iv a-«72H PH. IV l-SOIS euphonium. he mumi uit.u- East Mirhigaa ineiit. 11:80 A.M. set topic "THE OBJECT OF THE CHRIST LIFE" Sunday School II A.M. CENTRAL METHODIST WESLEYAN METHOMST at Rev. George B. MtUson, Pastor Magnolia WILLIAM HLANDING, Soloist DOUGLAS PORTER, Soloist Sunday School 19 a m. CHURCH Morning Worship 11 am^—Evening Service 7:99 p.m. Ottawa at Capitol Youth bervte at 8:9a . . V-4 twtMv.'" V -V •- 1 : i MUIH BAPTIST (NIMH Worship services—;,!>„ Phone |V 2-9432 N. Washington at Jefferson REFORMED CHURCH M.S., or i'h.lK dtgreen, FIRST CHURCH OF THE NA2ARENE 9:30 0:43 a m. a.m. 'Ihe The Sunday Church school Scho«*| Angus D. MacLachlau, Minister 219 0:43 The Second MARSHALL AVE. CoiiHult nour pUwement itffUv now Genesee at Butler, t-ansing a.m. Sunday School and Nursery !• 09—Yloruiug service I RED J. HANK, Tutor 18.99 Jdr an aiiimtitmcnU Sundav srhool - 9:43 am. Youth Group* - 8:00 pn huaday achool I l oo—Sunday school Divine Worship - tt.t# a.m. Evangelistic *7:90 pit A Class College htudenu WiU Enjoy '•••—Evening her vice I- For A CORDIAL INVITATION Transportation rail ED 2-2508 11:99 Morning Worship For Transportation phone 2:99 Evening Service FR 2-M1J or ED 7-7997 INTER-CITY BIKE CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN HUGHES • CHURCH RlkUACH Ann MVUVMINI LKWeilAlnllUI, Independent. 2827 E MICHIGAN Fundamental, REV. G. J. TVNI8THA* PARTOR Pie-Mlllrulal Ottawa at Chestnut tCollege Fisher Bus Lme) Visit The 1:43 a.m. Sunday Bible School—-A 1'laaa For Every Ago Rev. William G. Kuhrn. Minister H: ■ H.U.1RONU I M »NU* AC I UHlNW ll;09 aju. Morning Worship Bov. Wtatou H- Malstod. lluyhif Aircmjt (',iN,|n«f,(WwrCity,CWvornw University Chapel (Cnmmunlow ModlUUou) •n«i l'n- min,Aaiotta 3.39 %'outh t«roups Church gchoul 9:19 and ll a.Ri. 7 p.m. Evangelistic IcrvTef Worship torvkos—9:39 and 11:99 a an. (Traaaporuuon OrigiaaUag at Dothol Manor — 949 a.m.) College Age Foruas—7:99 paa. ■k.,- • •/-. v m. ->i -s . J -ii' kA ^