ILUNI STAK OIT MORK SNOW Michigan State News r>Hr|( MMIIt, llttMU- Mm- wMtM *11 r«M *rK«l- orr*«tANal Utnxx nf «nnw Our- *tUcaly terflrtote MMlir In rlM er • I* (Ml rlaugy ml roiarr weath¬ fnrrra«t for t»Bav ■m M kilftMl aettaa MmIi) Wtntf- P*r«w anlrA lj> NarUi- wlll h* raat In northraat ta-lft ■. ti-it. ih HI* y myh. vioMay nlcht'a low m a% ll-M. with a high of 3t-?l forr- ra*t for totfay VOL. 48. No. 127 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN—TUESDAY. .1 ANl'AKV 20. I0:,7 PRICE 6 CENTS Illinois Blast Kills Seven Cagers Top Bucks Bricks and Metal Strike Neighboring Buildings With 73-64 Upset KOSKLLE, III. (£*)—An explosion apparently caused by leaking gas Monday killed seven persons, injured nine others and obliterated a two-story hardware store in downtown lloselle. The blast, followed bv a flash Ihe ' basement of thr — store and Wilson Quiggle's fire, occurred shortly before raon. showering Illinois community with debris tbLs northern thr blast followed. Gilbert Sorenson. 32, of Lom¬ War 21 Points bard, one of the feas repair men. that, for a time, sealed off a highway running iu front of the building managed to make his way out of the wreckage and was not be¬ lieved seriously injured. Dodgers Paces 45' Uriels aM metal slashed Sorenson was unable to make throwgh MtifetariRf buildings statement Claim- 'Ciiaril' Win Slate a immediately. and m Uttered last* 19 with Herbert Gieaeke's mother. Mrs. Into 6th Place Tie rabble It waa ctoned temporarily Amanda Giesekr. 99. who resid¬ Prolcclnl kill* to traffic. ed above the store, was blown WASHINGTON (H'i—Sec¬ Bv IOK HOFFMAN As far as authorities could de¬ from the building and suffered termine, all those killed were in serious burns and ruts. retary of Defense Wilson MichiffHti State's revitat- ' Cadet Colonel Don Tharp enter* a Piper Trl-Paoor for take- ized team played its best the store when the explosion oc¬ William Lirtdemann of Dun¬ said Momlny there was Dean Crane. Capitol City Airport Chief Flight Inspector, and curred All except three of ihe dee. lunching in a restaurant "draft dodging" during the frame of the season Monday " Major Burl Longnrcker look on. Longnecker was first of end injured were in nearby stores or across the street, was cut by fly¬ nijrht to upset highly favor¬ >>n the sidewalk in front of the make flight. Korean War hy youngsters ing glass and was hospitalized. ed Ohio State at Jenison building. The injured in Sherman Hos¬ joining the National Guard. First in The presiijent of the Nation¬ Fieldhouse, 721-64. A ga> company repair truck, whose crew was working near a pital at Elgin, none serious condition, included Sor¬ believed m Michigan al Guard Assn. called that Paced by Jack Quiggle s 21 ga> main in front of the store, enson, Liudcmann. Mrs John 11. point*, the Spartan* kejn front- "a damn lie." running Ohm State in cheek foi was demolished. Mae prraaaa were I Ilia and Eteshwest taken to Hospital* Nelson. 30. of Medmah. William Hodlund. Aurora. William Brew¬ ster. Chicago, and Kdwtird Kak- MSU Cadets Get «ii Wilson a s statement meeting of the House Arm¬ ed Services Committee was made lie was most game of the hitter stage* of the after the lead rhangerl hands nine time* an an evenly- with rata and hnrna. Several er. 54. of Oswego, a line toll ¬ discussing the Pentagon * recent played tirst halt. Flight Instructions •4her* were treated far alight man for the Public Service Co decision to require mx month.* of It was »»n the board* when- nahe* and were releaaed. Injured in Klmhurst Hospital aetixe duty teaming b.x National the Spartan* excelled, outre- Seven charred bodies, burned were Mrs Gieseke. Norman Guard rulustees, and said at one bounding the Bucks. 48-23 T)ie <» > uid immediate recognition, Wright. 47. of Koscllc; and M.- ipomt Bv LARRY Cit'STIN *t.ilr Nrw % PSnta kv Marshall l.utaw ax offensive rebounding was c--- weir recovered from the still chael Finn. 9. of Koselle Ail "It Center John Green watches xxas a sort of scandal din¬ as his hook shot drops through the net pecially helpful in many of were reported in serious condi¬ SUte New* Night Editor snioking wreckage. They were ing the Korean Wai. a draft for a Spartan score. Other identified player* are KUte'* Churk State's scores, a* John Green, those of four men, two tion with cuts and burns. Flight training for senior AFNOTC cadets, the first pro¬ women oodging business. A box of 17 Brr.cic 13li and Burkeyes Ken Sidle GUj and Gene Millard (I0i. Larry Heddcn and Quiggle took and a boy. gram of its kind in Michigan, lx»gan Monday at Capitol City to lH'-.> could enlist in the Na¬ many missed stmts and convert¬ Albert Bichcrt. Dupage Coun- Deputy Coroner, said there A-V Center Air|»ort. The program. headed l»y Col. Glendon Davis, was initiated tional Glialti and not Lie dialled to light in Korea " OutpiilI Ohio Team ed them into two points. The victory moved Stole into i\.gh: be more bodies m the Some nt the Congress nieiu- at 8:l.'t a.m. when the first plane, a Piper Tri-Facer. left a sixth pi see tie in the Big 10 wreckage. Firemen from lloselle Flans Films tn I.* bristled at the statement. with Minnesota and Iowa, all «■ lee i nearby Bloomingdalc fought, flames. the -now-swept runway and headed into a heavily over- and " dips uver Umsing-uica — Wilson agreed Ihe Guuid liuxv is not "a draft dodging proposi¬ Slate Horses Beat three with a 2-3 record. Overall. One af time «wmed anai the dead was Her¬ palming and pre- Wednesday • east sky. c«»l. Burt farms. The atwdent to at the oowlroto tion." but said "there rarry-over." was some Michigan Stole to now 6-7. Ohio Stole a retains the 6-1 mark. top rung with National Champions Cadet Longnecker bert CI. Gtroekr. operator of the The Audio-Visual Center will was the first student to get during moat of hto timl flight ex- The "damn lie" characteriza¬ It xvas a great team victory for hardware store, which to on present the following Alms for re pi for Ike takeoff and landing. tion came from Maj Gen Kll.ud flight instruction in this first of the Spartan* — Quiggle played koote I* to doo preview on Wednesday, from over 40-45-minute lesson* he He learns to control the craft Walsh who speuks'm Washing¬ the best game of Iu* college ca¬ l«tl 3.30 to 3 p.m. in the Mu&ic Aud¬ to to. Aftor mid other senior cadets will t© ton for the Guard's 4115,1)1)0 The high spot of the opening day of Farmers' Week was reer. hilling on 56 per cent id itorium. Faculty, staff, and stu¬ given during the term he w ill be taking dff member*. He told 11 reporter *he the show at the Livestock Pavilion where the Michigan hi* 'Strata and snaring nine re-" The dents are invited and landing himself and after explosion shortly before Thr program, aulhorlsrd by facts atniut the Guard during the state heavyweight horse pulling team outpulled the Na¬ bound*. Hcddmi contributed P broke windows 3:30 p.m. — William Shake¬ 12 air hour* he will nolo, ac¬ Korean War n<.x»p throughout C ongrms last year, will event¬ were quite the i« pollib, and did a great defensive Persons speare. 23 min color. William cording to Col. Davia. of those tional Championship team from Ohio. he downtown area. on . ually inrludr 48 juniors and verse implied by Wil- job in the second half «>n Fiank !'ie street nearby were cut by Shakespear's life from boyhood Cadet Major gofi. Tin Michigan champ?., owned " seniors who arryualllied ptivsl- Craig Sterling, Hoxxard, the Big 10'* second in Stratford through his career by John Hui/.enga of Grandvitic, flying glass. The wreckage broke rally, and pstrhologically to be who went up with flight instruc¬ Walsh silld that when the con¬ gram at the Agricultural En¬ leading scorer, (ireeu plavtxt the jr?•» flames Immediately. jn the t^ondon theater flict started the Guard Assn. moved .'f.TaO-pcund Itxid 27 pilots. tor Bay Wheeler and the State a gineering Building starting at full 40 minute* for the first tune Chief of Police Gerald Young 3:55 p.m. — William Shake¬ fcH-t six 1 netiev A*, the end of the News reporter, said he was a "begged and pleaded with the 10 iu room 116 w ill he speeches this season and captured lb speare, Background fur His course, The Ohm team, owned by 11 F said Public Sendee Co. employes little nervous" at first but soon Army to mobilize the enlit© on new ' ideas in planning and precious rebourub, and C apt trainees will be eligible for pri¬ were drilling post holes in the Works. 14 mm.. IJ A W Back¬ lost his apprehension. Guard " Oakley ut Tiffin, Ohio moved vate pilots lneu.es after taking managing kitchens and laundry George Ferug*on playtxi hi* us¬ a «m Monday and that they ground for Shakespeare, includ¬ "I like it real tine," he kaid Thr administration did not the l«»ad 2A tert seven inches. the I AA test ur- equipment, ual fine defensive game despite' c-.Med through a gas main in ing relevant information about after the flight. drr thr full mobilisation, hr rr« In Ihr bciilxxright rontrst. Art Hetiert. head of Hebert all Dr and Mrs. Ernest Osborne u heavy cold- f-ont of the hardware store. the man. settings for his plays, Aviation CiHtipanv which is un¬ railed, but said 37 per rent of easy xxiniier was the Missouri Sophomores Boh Andercgg and his times xx ill speak on family problems l«ani mid two repair men Ihe Army Guard was mobilized slate champs owned hv llarold fram the Norther* Illinois Go. I». were called. .They went Into B A 4:11 W p.m.—Macbeth. 17 mm., Effective treatment of der contract to planes, has four Tri-Pacers now supply the Travel Series and 01 I lOlhs of the Air Guard was railed into artivr federal Gdltrrt ot Slirlhiiia. Mo. the Auditorium starting at and Da%r Scott both scoring 12 point* between them; played well, and expects to include two more Ma. ic Gunii. Midi d !>r Osborne u, a Columbia Pat Wilson served a* thr spar¬ two most famous scene* in play i"i a n Yearbook Contest Act II. Scene 11. of Shake¬ within 10 days. * lifty-aevrn srnior* are slated To Feature arrvire. Ilr tional Guard divisions notrd that six Na¬ wrrr frd- fi eshinan. StlOVV it:- ot named the champion M intent's I'nivei.sity. family relation* pro¬ fessor. He and hi* wife have tan sparkplug in the tirst half, and ( buck Beneir delivered two speare's play, in which ambi¬ rraliird and srrxrd on artivr XV Ol Hi ritten several books, line passes in the short timr he to take part in the in»trurtion W estern Film l.ittb lute latioliat w tious Macbeth, abetted by Lady showing and duty during thr Korran War. KihIs Thursday Macbeth, murders Duncan. King during winter term. All are fitting contest after xx inning in S11 1947 lie and Mr*. Osborne, saw action. of Scotland: and Act V. Scene I eligible for future pilot training Walsh said that the Guard the horse showing contest. The crowd of 8.777 saw an a publie health nurse, xx ho Wolverine Sales Manager Bar- commissioned officers. The "Advcnturaimi. A Can y u n and none of its members ev« r first half with conscience-stricken Lady as Phillip II "U -e. Ib'sebieh teaches family relationships at exciting irr -which r.r Alley, announced today that cadets have already had 30 Voyage," narrated by Charles had assurance throughout the fieshman, won the steer show¬ neither team could mount a siz¬ Macbeth in her sleepwalking Sarah Lawrence College, were the Wolverine sales contest will *hour* of ground instruction Eggert. Korean hostilities that the re¬ scene. on , professional cincma- ing contest. Short Coinse men. child welfare consultants in able lead Ohm State twice led terminate Thursday. 1:30 naligation and w-ralher. tographer. will be shown S.dur- mainder of its units would not Ken Bortel Button and •by six points. 30-24 und 35-29, p.m. — Assassination of ««t Wal^_ ( liina. All sales cards must be in by day at 8 p.m. in the Aud. I** called up and Congress had ho Ile« kt \ but both tunes the Juliu* Caesar. 28 nun B A W. . On the ilrst flight the histruc- c of a .in xvon the Spartan* thr following day. Salesmen arc The lllm-lceture, a feature of authorized the Guard to main¬ The Dairy Department will Rome and the assassination tv>r brief> the student as the en¬ lamii and sxxme divisions ic- quickly closed the gap the MSU World Travel aerie.-, tain its strength by enlisting .••how a movie taken inside a live nnnnded that sales cards not of Caesar; reveals the great per* gine warms up The student sits Probably the greatest thrill of will be prc-draft ago youths between 17 trtxv at 9:.'tu in the Auditorium r by that time will not be aonahtics. foreshadows change m on the left at one of the dual projected on a wide 'today Ihe Dairy part of the the first half and the play which «"anted in the contest. screen with original music and and 18'*. of Anthony Hal! It is called psychologically led the S|»artaius world of that day. control instrument panels Little International will he in recorded sound. "Not one of these young m< u The itumen Story and shows on to victory came in the final The flight instructor lets the Ihr Livestock raxiltou at 9. .stu¬ "AdvenloramaV* trip begins was a draft dodger. ' Walsh de¬ the function* and importance of trainee Like ovn as soon as the dents will lomprlr for fitting second. Quiggle tried a desper¬ Farmers' Week Schedule single-engine plane attitude and he is at a safe practices turns on the Green River in Wyoming and follows the route of Maj. John Wesley Powell's 1109 ex¬ dal ed, adding that none of them was yet eligible for the draft. He said that many of these and liv shoxxuianship tiiriiiheis of tiie honor* aided Ms! Dairy the large stomach ot the cow. aiifl Ixvao Ishiiio of the Sociology Anthropology Department ation sVt shot from near nud- court and missed, but Green al¬ most to id. banged his head into the pedition reaching Lake Mead young men enlisted in Guard will show slides and discuss the TODAY IliimiiM'rlt- lu I^Tlurc units that had already been des¬ A piograii' ;.p"ii,-oied b.x the outcast between rural aud ur¬ ratters while tipjung m the tiall some 90 days later. I t<» j»ut .State ahead by one point AIniiiI I'ulviiHTr. The bout trip covering more ignated for active duty. Agricultural Economic.* Depart- ban Japan in room 108 at Kel¬ —Mafeatn fill inn and »ho»ing dairy rattle iunlr»t— iiidit, 111 Fairchild Theatei at at halftune. 40-39. than 1,000 river miles Includes logg Center at 130. Ohio State grabbed two one- UvMtocfc Pavilion Dr Wifham G H.unmerle, 10. on the question ' Should as¬ B canyons, among them Lodore, Devotional period—Memorial thaprl sistant profesisor of physics, will Yumpa. Desolation, Glen, Mar¬ IahIy't Manumit Hina Young folks Stillt Fanning To¬ jMiujt lead* early in the second half, but a lay up by Hcddon Kanaka** rliair lor dairy—211 Aathony Hall 5:.K»—Hairy faads and (rrdinc—Auditorium in Anthonx give trial two lectures at an indus¬ conference on high poly¬ ble. Flaming Gorge, Cataract, and Grand Canyon This is the Keimrlnl Stolen The theft of a lady's diamond day.'" will l»e .if spec oil mtfiot t" jnitenti.il t'ar.mri Diseussion vvil! cover hoxv to J-Hop Sales With 17:23 remaining put the Spartan* ahead for good. mers sponsored by I'ctins) Ivan.a first professional film record of valued at *250 xvus reported After building its lead to a* Hal Horn* cardoninc—20« Horticulture HuiMinit State University in July. His this vast wilderness. ring by Jacqos Amid, Bryan Hall. get and 1 ;u ted, how xi'turno'x to get of young boro¬ capitai. To ( tut lit 1 tie many as nine points. State saw subject will be "Dielectric Prop¬ Eggert is Director of Motion The 150-year-old ring was Nee ( AGERS, Page 6 Frtol cropo—205 Hortirulturr lluitdinr erties of Polymers and Polyimf Pictures for the National Parks taken from Amicl's room, ac¬ ns and then xvivcs. Due to the many requests. J* ChMa a* lb* luturr—110 Anthony Hall Solutions " association in Washington. D C. cording to campus police (In the Home l.< ooionics pro- Hop ticket sales will be extend- Ptaotic gi*inh»miln HIT Natural Srirnrr lluildinu (j9a-j\»iiud Steer Rbrtli 20 Ctt Fiidav throughout tins week until The ticket.- will be dis¬ Dorm Heads —"-Hid younc faHu> farm?"—liirrhild Thratrr at ion—116 Acrirullural Enginccrine tributed nrve oil a first come-111 at ba.ia at the Union ticket Urged to Get I":Jo—laanrta to fanalry—Krllosr C'rnlrr "'*** H1**r and ha* *riahtnr—l.ivr>tork I'anlmn PS Troubadour Makes Regal Visit Here office Ad .Miiu forinal ticket* Mild out. but Uiere dance for S.»turday's havr air Utii still some llallot lloxes '""—Kara) pugtam pagrant—Aathony Hall n, rav ritRo: bidding that n -lilted in PS set¬ II maiiimg for Friday night Ikirnulory elct'Uons chairmen Mn nlaira and bnlh— l.ivrMork Pavilion All tht royalty is not in Mo¬ ting an all-time pi ice retold of Help i- needed on the J-Hop must pick up ballot boxes ami r acctian of Aathony Hall naco, a King arrived at MSU $20 50 a pound decorations, accoiding to Sailv supplies lor the primary elec¬ Sunday night in his special rail- He* hen* from a three-dav Boone and Jim Clyma. c«anniit- tions of the Student Congress nwd c^ar gUiKi at Cornell University and tee chairmen. All juniors inter- representative* on Wednesday jr—116 Agrimltural Kaaiarrrinc His name is PS Troubadour, after hi- vui-ks booking moves < sted m helping are mx ited to Ix-txxecn 7-8 30 pan, in the Tamala dbaaaao—Plaal Srirnrr imnhoiM lies worth *20 50 a pound and on to Ontario AgricuKuial Col- exam to room 29 Aud during AUSCJ office, according to Jan he weighed 99> pound* at hi* Itge laamiy Hfo—Aaditorium aft»i !Dxm.v and evening.-, tcslay, Cooper, rlcrtiuiu commisskmcr. Tanwln growla*—Plaat Srirnrr rrrrnhoux last scaling. That'll right—$20, He ran be seen in the tave- Wednesday and Tliursdav. Each durw to responsible for 397.50 fdook Pavdioii any tune this seeing that Ihe sopplie* are pick¬ N«w Mrno in frail olorast—Hortirulturr PS Troubadour* royal mother week. ed up at that Ume. ChMa af fatarr—110 Anthony HaU xiis Acadia Queen of Beauty • Troubad'Mn made his TV do- Car Colli-iiMi It,--nil- Befit ion* for. vacant seats ate l'ndmtandmir world ariahhor.—His kflhw I'm- 2nd and hi- equally royal fattier, but on Ed waif I f!. Mui vow'-, In *2.",0 11.,m.ip due today at I p.m. They must ' ***< of Scfgtndi Shorthorn linage, "iVihofi to PerM»«" sliow la d tr>!c. A cur driven by toxren Hub disUict from which the candi¬ is—"Karamrw want to know," a TV hroadraat—fair, PS Troubadour was bom at Uur.viMiing King of »te©rd*>ui ri.er. 901-D Maple Lane, collid¬ date is running. rhild Tbratrr Penn State. Ttiat's where the Is theproperty of The Green¬ ed with the rear of an auto Vacancies arc in Bryan. East Wfiffctag to Mliet hocfc l.lvtslock Paviligai PS got in. brier. a resort hotel at White driven by Ken Christensen. A- Shaw. Weal Shaw. Gilchrist, f'miin I ivftilirt4! I'wlliok PS has been on the celebrity Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. 126 Bather Hall, earning an cstl- East -Mayo. West Yakcley, East run ever since he was crowned At the end of the tlu..t I-indoiit Sororities. Fraternities •a "Th* Soiict Chalkacc corn ^routed $250 damage. King of beefiium at the Inter¬ trail' I'S Trdhteidoi.r will- end The accident occurred Friday (two scats), Bailcv, Men'# Co¬ nationa! livestock Exposition in rnrrcr irr a blaze of glor^ as in front of Kellogg Center on ops. Emmons. East Ionising I* to 6 ia Ik* AaSitorian. Asricoltoral Chicago on Nov. 27, 1056. prime steaks on Ihe menu ul The Harrison Bead, according to (three *eate), Married Uou&ing to Macklta SttoHm. It all'started alter the here© Groutbrivr; Cohipua Police. ttxvo -eaU), atid Armairuteg. ... --..... ■ by Mck MMsr INFORMATION M Michigan State News- Ml! k! MSI". tl.(M SIMrnt, u< fmH! Thursday and Friday meet- Campus Classifieds The MtrhtCAP State Kr*« Is puhllshed hy student* without direct fa ratty iiiffti were erroneously listed En 2-1511 Ext. 2615 •uprrvMoii II I* not the official voire of the university or of the student under Wednesday in the This bo'tv hid while it-eking t«i nerve the be«t Interests of both, stand* ready Deadline 12 Noon to h.IIMi- «n\ move which would drive a wedge between the two. whether It Week On Campus Column on comes from within the nnivrrvitv or from outside. Member of the Associated Moiiil:iv. Corrections will he Press. |nl mil liaily Press. Interrolleglate Pies* Aisoriatlowoand Associated t'ollege Press. made under (he Information column during the week. classified rates V.,1 IS. Nil U Tiu'silay, .laniinry Li!'. 1%7 i'ayr Two minimum IS wo»d, REAL ESTATE _ J-IIOP RADIO AND TV I day . to* WIST SHIAWASSfl COMMITTEE fisher bus f brJ'Ooms 7 day, $1.00 iuf 7 3d p.m . Sigma Kappa House. d. d«:."f''*to4 Livr,.*. ||9 Shortage of Personnel, BMVCTIOLOC.Y 3 day, $1.30 " fv ■■trrms. 4 p.m., 17 Psychology Bldg. 4 day, $1.50 CONTACT Coffee hour, speaker. 5 day, $1.55 McCAM REAITV. IV 2S44I MPARTACADE I.IVINO UNIT CHAIRMEN additional charges Spaee Plagues STUN B 30 p.m., 32 Union. for each word over 15 .... ACCOI'NTINO CH'R 4c per day 7 p.m., 3.1 Union I ' LILAC IIFDCF. StlADF froo. BUSINESS COUNCIL billing charge 15c Childrt-ii'i p I\ h o li * r, won,ft*, i ,i| i»l.,.# lu keep j riding haixe A ■uburban afmaspitare Ever di.-.,,. All the student help is on a volunteer R 30 p.m Old College Hall. i of lliis? A iM-aut,fully rem,id,. 1 iU an> voluntper. non-pmfit oirnitizii- EMI CiAMMA NT AUTOMOTIVE vrven-rooni farm home on an .,, tion. STUN i- finilini' that anonymity is basis, a fact which greatly adds to the no- 7 in.. 34 Union. Actives. of land A *uperb kithchen witli toree breakfast iuM "rall-s for a tar of flT$ per cent of the medical btologv terhnlrian Phnn SERVICE oririnal eo>t. Thus lack of student interest and coop¬ AOR. AND HOMt: EC. Ff) belwei-n eight am an EXTENSION CLl'B This f»U |H»r rent provide* more money to eration is one of the big thorns in the side SAVE ON OAS Russell's Pure Oil Servn-e Discount to .,i| A,-ro«. "I think wr should a*k the 'grand master' to rearrange the beds 7:15 p.m.. 304 Jenison Elec¬ the -eller than he eoiiltl yet for the same of a group which is truly dedicated to help¬ ill the 'pledges' rooms " tion of officer*. FOR RENT from People* Church t hiHik in a commercial hook store—and at ing the student and nothing else. JTNIOR DAY DANCE TYPING ALL KINDS Done ATTfNTION 5TU0INTS: ! mv home Reasonable. accurate the -aim time it is cheaper than the same This problem is tied, however, to the oth¬ COMMITTEE Rent • TV let with option | Phone ED 7-7017 i 4 p.m.. Old College Hall. tn»ok conl,i tie hoiii'ht from a commercial er half of the difficulties — the housing SantlvK Suiul WILL KEEP YOUR child in U, SWL BOARD to buy. Small *relly rental tiome five da\* a week Close to rot- -tore, a money'-saver for hofh the seller problem. STUN is presently located in the 4*15 p.m.. Jk\VR office. MUNTZ TV lege F.D t-IW JJ* and the tiuyer. quonset area beyond the field house and ice rACKAC.fNC, CLl'B lit I AST KALAMAZOO SRUDNUTS Ita-cil on this philosophy of getting text hook- to student* in the most economical arena. It is convenient to the Rrody group and United States Plays Host 7 Bldg p.m., CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 2f< Forest Products Ooen 2HONE IV 4-1410 every n:gkt til! ten fc yo.it J Hoo b'caU.* t' O'd.'r tk.m now. wa\ success. possihle, SI UN should he a rousing married housing hut most inconvenient to the other liting unit areas—the women's dorms, the Shaw*, (ireek houses and off- To Important Visitors ORGANIZATION 715 Chapel p.m.. Peoples Church DAVENPORT FOR SALE WITH SUP eover 71? Deliver,-4 freih from the srudnut shor M A C. ED 7 both for Britain and the CONSTRICTION The results have l»een something short campus. R, J M ROBFRTs sc States. But fai more ser¬ J-IIOP Idtunge chair rllttnn B«»ll» in excellent con- Phone ED 2-?l00 |?g Xsxnei.itol Press New* Analsxt ? u.m .iihI 7 i> it; '.'O And. PIANO LESONS IN home by J.nl of routing. hard trained Spartan wife Child*c\ um- i the fact that such tlis* SI'NIOIt CO! NCII. SOCIAL AQl'A l.l'Ntl SINGLE tank Con- The STUN problems are two-fold—a rrip- STUN suffers twice from this far away The United States i* piaymf cu - ions must bo held just now. COMMITTEE hI.ihI reserv,- Volts fin and mask and adult* ED 7-tlM 1?: home, students don't want to walk over host this week t<» !*» Original r«wt #17«i Will sell tor Shin pliny lack of worker- and an infeasihle lion, .ihto.i t wh<« w.t; p..»> im¬ who*, there hie liecn a heavv in- 4 i) m , 34 I 'nion S.,T,d\ . P-nn |tr\an. 127 PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER ES and term paper* tvped Neat TUT-:. ,, hoii-ini? prohlem I loth problems can. and there to work and they don't want to walk cro.iin America':- own military MARTIN I.I TIIER CHAPEL curate, and reasonable Phone l\'- portant ride in the eUjprne-* liu.iitot which kilh'd a hope of WEDDING INVITATIONS LARGE 4-5580 l.i vhoulil. t»e helped hetore next term. over there to use the facilities. of her foreign during 7 p.m . Martin I.other Chapel v.iru-ts From *H ftp per PHI Norval »*d taxes, and when Brit- Information da--'-- Printer .T'lu Auri-liiis TYPING. THESES. REPORT^, Plans call for a room for STUN in the r« .1 Trimne STUN operate only -Ur\. 0 30 pnv. Mural room. tion. 2i»# llaxlett Street LUi lire Bv the Jim Voorhets Orch handvs is the lirst important WATER CARNIVAL Plaving tunes you request IV put ir some free time on the project has completion date constantly being revised. fcther also became we'' known British visitor welcomed in 7-10 p.m HOUSE TRAII.FR PALACE lt«3 2-8111 tf forced drastic reduction-' in the time STUN 31 Union IT. feet Two be,lrmx. four piei-e The most obvious home for this organi¬ . t" the American pes »• t'atti Terms Sacrifice to *ell IV- JIM X'OORIIEIS. RTROLI.lNi; Washington since the Sue? de¬ MONDAY BEGINNING could operate. the attention- p».>* him. bv Pres¬ 5-733» after 5 ZMl pin. weekdaw IX? rordlun plater and trio Avadat>le zation is the Union building, where it once bacle Diplomatic relations have BRIDGE GROUP for nartie* banquet*. weddinp- ident Franklin Romeveif. wilt SILVER TAN PANTS S4 7'» nhlnv *moker*. etc Phone IV 2-4111 if resided, (bit economic reasons erect a bar¬ been routine and bare-honed H n il! Faenltv F'«»II< House. nttract greater attention on bants S4 7tt both Ivy league "complete raoio Welcome Farmers rier at that point. This is, in effect, another bookstore and which And. indeed, Wj-!an«f.K> the mi'si-VI will when eundueted at all. If he cues home with convincing word that America is still a firm ENGLISH BIBI.l: STUDY GROUP Also Sun Tun pant* sox carton two lumg pairs II •ktlne and outside work, ft ?* Zip¬ S2'*8 Athletic Cigarettes. II «M mlin umletweir tor AND TV. SERVICE highly 7 |im. College House. that would offer direct competition to the undertake i- friend even when disapproving, per Arties *•»'«» lleavv w,n,| blank- t v. engineers Vi-itine farmer this week will find that i* (hit «f l»unrjn MRdis, el' Sweat slurt*. SI 8s A pi¬ Union Hook store, which helps provide the *»,» an advanee will have heen made. le n student bargains at Fox ll >le in bA'empnf of Pino ? Muiir Sfcrg Michigan State ha crown Jt hit since last Itritish defense minKter Per¬ P X Enter fiv Mjte Theater and revenue to run the Union. I? Kuik Saud goes back to in Frandor bv Charcoal House U FRANDOR vear's Partner- Week, and the\ will notice haps his mat he mere important. Srtiioi A labia and report.- to FACULTY Phone IV 7-0070 that additional const ruction i- underway all Union officials stale that volunteer help The immediate problem-.- which Ant councils that the United Rave MARRIED STUDENTS on electric percolator*, waffle over campus I* hard to find and would prohahlx result, Sanilvs p. 'Iisu.v • ». iro'^ve Matt* is sincere in trying to tmn« toaster*. mixers, blenders A P*N>INTMEVT FOR APPLtCA Putain m.litarv the deepfrvers. I.mm* at to \ off TION »"d pawpert picture* no«* I Miring the course of their *-tav. however, in the future, in the paving of STUN work¬ cimr. o-1 a Push a modprattng rather Phone ED 7 VtRt) tf heme »aken at Huks Stodin over the' will find that "thev ain't ^een nothinc we-tern ullianre Srw- n «$<-» - than a ruling force in the Middle sheDards Sh«ms Phone ED 2-418«r tf ers. creating just another bookstore in the ATTENTION STUDENTS' NA¬ p., rate need of rrsfucing her mili¬ East, some gissl will have been TIONALLY adverti*cd d i a m », n d yet " The fut ill a- of the create t Ac school Union. tary expenditure* which are de service Ptione naner* and theses Also general found soon there may lie no future to worry tion in .,11 i«st «•« *une it ing British influence in the area. ED •»-8|8«» tf tf Not lost in that cicantic plattninc i thi- Consideration - :nvof*e«t are But to has shown a greater typing about. I'armers Week and the petiple.it serves awareness of the dangers of HOUSING This edition of the annual event is kevnoted Certainly there could be found space on Communism than have most of EASY CLUES FOR COPS North Campus for the two-week period lllii-lralrd Article TWO HFDROOM HOME acre "I TYPTNO DONE IN m- hno.e hv a "Iliucprinf for Kural Prttyrcss." his Arab allies, and less blind PHOENIX. Ariz uP Th. - ' 're—, hh'k top Invest, 2!3t, Term naners theme* the«e* Rr.i .lust as the future for MSI is limitless, each term that STUN operates, p.ven the prejudice toward the west. Ibhott Road Phone FD 2 3785 tTt «nnahle rate* Ptione ED 2-8728 after clues IMi police seek¬ there are no hounds on the prospect* for Union should not he infeasihle for just two Vi ill Feature The king and Saudi Arabia ing wen the prankster who easy broke in¬ "fV»M $ f,R RENT KMetier t>* u- weeks each term. itself are almost entirely de¬ leee* and -vuklng On, mi|e f-om MATIRNITIES! SOt OtlTlfS' the rural imputation of the nation in gt'it- fo and overturned the beehives etal. and Mohtgutt in particular. Or maybe a branch office arrangement MSU Training pendent on an oil eompany for in Jesse W Green's backyard nu« lxP3 Ann Stieet East ld»"- Srked ,le SPOON UTS revenues and the king is one of could he set up which could service dorms First, officers found 'small Through thi 'illueprint for Progress" The February • Frier «•" mag- the world's most lavish spend¬ for and Creek living units from the central footprints" around the tangled |r*aUait and otke» me#l$ Michigan State is once ayain providing the a/me devotes a feature !c ers. Not much of the oil money hives. VACANCY FOR ONE with ca.k- STUN office. Into public Improvements. Celi.eted Iretk from yuidmc hand in helpiny the farmer* of the art of to ter. v '* toe* Then they spotted a Near nost of* »• Approve* 12-year- me TMf SRU0HUT SHOP Miehican shape that yreat big future Another possibility is the basement of i- bdMsf upon training g-ver a*' To offset thia, Arabian Amer¬ old neight»>rh siudents at MSI" ican Oil Co has contributed n l>ee sting under his right eye. PRIVATE ROOM. TWO bleak* The article, ill-ustrabrvi w.-'.h a ovfr and al*>ve its contracts to from Uni*n Pr«y»te entrance ex- rural population, and that growth is hand in partment will vacate at the end of spring number of The lad readily admitted he . tenaion nlvme Ho-ine*« or graduate MUSIC FOR DANCING 240 South We-t pictures p*»«x: by ater rieveloprnept and other - rn **. 144t ik Linden \W Turkman Hand Phone term. This wouldn't take care of spring the culprit. - - was Shaw or ED t-lTITT tf hand for the most part. Mst* stu,ter.t point* .-a* ♦».. modernisation programs As the school grows, it is more than hap- term but even help for fall term would aid vital importance of efferfive lit- The atmosphere under Saud tn ATTRACTIVE iirea of SPACIOUS beautiful home* ROOM for hus* GUITAR INRTRUUTOR Gener., pv to have the company of the rural prog¬ the cause. Whatever the solution, STUN is feeling tentng in evervdav life a- well u- in the classroom U*n Abdul-Assi/ has not quite so friendly a« under his been Night Staff on*« C.arage won,*,, plume weekend- or »D *radti'«** 2-1178 after «' udent «•* 128 technique snecmlire m Private leaanna Alan D»Mau*e. roo- A -«xn CD 7-8721 tarr work t_ ress which is blueprinted this week Hints f.»r improving h«- faiber Ibr Saud But relation* Night Fditwr Mel Keller p m or week and the pain of neglect already and its hard A»» t Vi*ht Editor I His AnderMin Welcome farmers, this is vour tening ability and result- re- with the Unithl State* have not Wire Editor Jean McManus LOST and TOUNP~ TRANSPORTATION working lenders may have to throw in the Night tiUlf your future and we at MSU are glad to search in the held a* MSU MVl deteriorated nearly so much as Wilde Jack Mils, Kent. Kowaler. Catole Mary lien- have you along. towel if help doesn't arrive soon. elsew here a'*o arc »>ffere*t i moat of the other Arab states. M»n. Rarhara alumna I.OST Pt ACK FOUNTAIN pen CHECK AT KICKII MuSm tor en- Monthlane Mondav two o m he- gage meet and wadding picture* In ne out of town at apartal rate* tw -en Elect nest Engineering foot- ♦» ladtcra to the Editor bridge and h»rtlf|ir»e A-I South Cam- phone ED S-57S4. 128 Phone ED MIE Crossword Puzzle , RETURN RIDE WANTED tn T«*'- nnto over weekend of fehruarv " r-.yet^.. Art R.tgt PERSONAL Brvanjtelt ' ACROSS 1. By 4 Bo* 31. Canine 32. Accomplish 34 Conqueicd 35. Concealed Africans Want Fair Showing for Home thr»« to EnATERNTTIlW Olnbe personal*red dollars LOW stationaev Phone Mel. ED- PRICED fn»m WILL WANTS) EXCHANGE EE IDAS* nig" • Colt To the Editor? divulges it while 2-8881. 1ST J-Hoo tu-ket for Satin da v meh' 2t> Feather tions. that wa» in brought to the atiention of the they were trying to se¬ ticket Dolores. 31* IS Moham¬ that countr\ that hr firs* Plea«e ohone stole saw an •udents of Michigan State lect some books. (I must con¬ BY HICKS Phone North Campbell l* medan court Africans are grateful to the • 37. Body bone eicnhant (In » *,*>. ,»f courae » fess that it is quite possible that officer This situation concerns the SATURDAY NIGHT J-MOP ticket 13. Yarn 38 Swine Lecture-Concert Series for try¬ Most of American «*», they were high school girls from Contact Tom at IV 4-1R72 l> 34 Sit. Mr. library—a place designed for 14. The Bear Dutch ing to teach Americans who for African may generals to re¬ holarlv research and ttudv the local area.) REAL ESTATE 15. Opponent the other garded a- hunting- -ts-- wrhkh II. At home 40. Rodent one reason or equate Then after these "disturb¬ derive* its plea Dumount It will be worthwhile to 9 4. Artic le 23. Poriod oor- against the table 23. Untruth railroad 7. He fas ten tist the The existing disturbances Ynur Key to the Campus 31. llorse and trast village-hfe with the . 24. Native 8 Animal's 24. Summit It is Important to note that the w ere rude known to me when I Finally these fellows leave urban-life It will a'w> be im¬ metal cartuige coat 25. roU behind and when I think all is well 52. Rrtamrd P. Word of impression conveyed by these portant to clear the tram-wash¬ wiWt to the library eonfidentally a Campus Classifieds 27. Small child 27. Light brown films is rather misleading Many boy comes over to the table "to 53. Tear choice ing which accepts w hat pi showr exerting a quiet atmosphere for 2S Liquid 28. Divine idle meaaure: 54. Hang down 10 Apart people are inclined to believe on the screen as typical o? a!' uiaiytog. (fie time away" with a fe¬ being that every African has an ele¬ male acquaintance. I then dis¬ abbr. DOWN 11. Go a.shot« Africa After all the rrue pic¬ The fink shaking of my con- 30. Male swan 2f Sun god 1 M occasu n It', Cooking phant a* a pet Such a view is gustedly leave the table and 31. Burrow tures of the Uruted States uoes £usroce occurred when three Michigan Stele News : s«lf vessel 20. Headp.ec• 32. Female definitely fantastic. However not solely consist «»C the Negro rirla storied jabbering away move to another which is empty ~ deer anxiously we may wish that molestations ,n the South and of There, across the wav. two cou¬ T" PT* T" T To" 11 n 3 F1 t 33. raddle 34. Humor such view* did not exist, the slums in the cities. ples were making merry, laugh¬ TT facts will not permit us to deny The significant thought a# ing and talking—in other words |»3 an ■ 35. Ft. girl's that such opinions are upheld doing what should be reserved ■ pT Ib~ H Toi I IT n 73" name 38. Pugilist! 27. Hindu The very questions put to Af¬ rican students betray such no¬ African us his word* of the late Dr Rwxrgjr Aggrey still reverberate happir»e*s m TSe Kit for the Union grill. It is really too bad when peo¬ *! queen 32. Four beet tion*. It often seems surprising¬ ly shocking w hen the student, in heart, He is eorvuxred that if ple are so inconsiderate. We have beautiful library with facili¬ T 74' ^■ the extraordinary prixikge of n P 21 To -i hit 32. Exclama¬ tmiwering these curious ques¬ rebirth is offered him. He vill ties for study which are the equal of any university in this r 1 V'.: tion of probably ask God to make hint "as dark as passible" ;n as far country. There are too many IT u u disgust ■X 30 35 s34 40. Official grade Nrexlcd as he. in his own country, en toy* conscientious taking advantage of the library students who ore 34 1 ?r | IT 41. That Dung 41 Raced The Stole Vrtax is to bn4 the freedom and the dignity that befit a human being to have the atmosnbere spoiled I 44. Wile 4ft.Tranagrea- ml a ttollv carto anlal U u Mm. edltortol ran—. Iw> ♦ * MM • toy a few Inconsiderate people Let thoae who cause the dis¬ mT"' 41 4| Slj eSfilJ ST $im 44. Creek Isr—lil PIMM —- m— wa. h* ■ -rtM ft. ajite. turbances real ire t^-vt a library is not a "social hall" or a nlace m lYPC. SMKSBw* ■ to 47. Han't twin tel P*t* aw MH.». ar Dbmi Not a Social Hall. to "idle** the time a way with a IT n IT product IIWHh. (Mar -to-ektof. la friend There are plenty of plac¬ -HIE m — m J I ST t J 42. Newt or ganiMtioaf ,^4^^ a a—1 Ike BUt. Mm "ire •vtvfN M BUM.. —S tm kria« a Ml— - pW *» Uwlr mlfee . M ■ .1 T. m Mw: ! am writing Uus totter be- cauae Uwvw to a sRawwfuI situa¬ tion existing which shouki be es for this. May those at fault take notice! Cari firilkr Mirmr, \ v st atf vnr* U. S. Supports ' V'^ »f- • Introduced in Legislature January 29. 1951 Vour Key to filter Value* . Page Three Bill Would Provide . . '• > % I Campug riasdfieds . . . I/iw Cost Hammarskjold Free Polio Sliols By JIHRV tlWINTd A MOIU; DAYS! Lodge Demands Israel State News < jpitol Reporter Michigan children will receive free polio «hot.s In per- Withdraw From Egypt Ioiljcnl school dirties if a hill introduced in the Mkhiffnn OF llotHe ,,f Kepresentntives Mondnv rirfrht"""H passed. EXITED NATIONS, N.Y. (/I1!—The fnltcil Slater Mon- Phe hill, authored hy Representatives Holly Iftihbell fft- i!a> I threw its full xup|M>rt behind Dnir lliimnuirxkjolil in his If,'i ts to ifet Israeli forces out of Kit\ l>t ami put t'N peace fnH'ps on piinnl between Israel anil Egypt. V S Chief Delegnte Henry Sat'inaw) and Hohert f.ilhert (H-Sapinaw I. provide*? that polio immunization clinics will he set up in Michigan schools at regular intervals. Sii|MTffit#*ti«l«*!i! N.imctl . SHEPARD'S hit ions P For Kcllo^i! l'ro|»«*rl\ SMII.WM \l I.f.KAItAM K ( iiMit I.fx^e «Tr, told the B0-n;i- and for series {,; OY !•!<•- o. ,! a JI i i a of al¬ |,f > .|- .,,,n General Assembly that Is- leged crime* against the Arabs, »ro- -.ri't pub!i«- health officers ; Por i-.d r, r>: : ' ./V,-,. 1 Signs that the powerful Asian- ••• polio *•)<.?* to chrdren ■vi! must withdraw from the SALE African group was not unani¬ "*•' ■ M onths '.Id v. hn**« la*eo ruirred r.\ the State TVxir l C i/a Strip and the Sharm Kl verit ♦ <. the mous on such harsh steps against t on pr< Agriculture .is v.jperinter.de» ♦ Sh.ikh sector along the Gulf of Israel appealed when Ceylon's ti'.c The shot- would t»e furti- of MSU'* Kellogg properties A',.iha. He said UN emergency delegate; It. S. S Gunewartfene, « • ' ' U-. State. .fK.p*- should move in as Israel '.car Gull I-ike. urged a di-passionate examina¬ *UI» X»»i Phot a hy Marshall I Nitiwiv similar procedure* are now in He Purdue graduate. ha« III MUtF.PS or runs r.EFT vi,draws. tion of the situation. 4 oral .Morris, Home Economies Auittut profeawr. demonstrate* •*■ a use for immunization again*! A new and tebselv-nwaited the movable-aertlona modern kitchens at the Home Appliance Ex¬ hc- r. .",v" .n M.chigan agricul* lie said Israel must first with¬ riiptheria, smallpox tetanus and on the Middle East o|H"t- draw and this would create an hibit held lit the Agrieultural Engineering building Monday. w hooping rough. •u-.i! rif !e-, has t»een agrieul- IIEDICMI) I P TO ,.,i ,n the assembly with Sudan's atmosphere for talking ,if.out a F ••<• poli-> shot* would also tx> • ' for a Kaiama/cio bafik arid F.di-ign Minister Mohammed settlement, giv'-ri to adults of prevloitfly worked with farm ,\!i!tn»d Mahgoub, demanding .till Amciiilinriil to,., threatened in case- a. - ■ ,,a! the assembly condemn 1 - I^Hlge did not offer a resolu¬ or epidetr.e rix'r'g.iKe and trust companies tion Ar, Mctttic nl bill , ,,•! for not withdrawing from charting a course for the ■.-.•a irdro- Unions Hit Amendment Use 319 F \ST -\lieparci assembly but diplomatic sourc¬ f'l m fhe Senate by S»Tia''.r-. I *>pt. es said he is discussing a pro- ("lH-f:re F ft!,ieti,ir IP-S.I rf- DKAIH.INE — FEU. I Mahgoub. who in one of the pos.il with Canadian ii.a ar.d perry W fli-wne (R- far Asian-African delegates urging Foreigif MIAMI BEACH. Fb. bBt - alleged union racketeering was G. | GHASH Secretary I .ester B. Pearson and .• •! ffapids) BERMI'DA strnii< punitive measures against The AFI.-CIO other delegates. Monday ordered adopted by 'he AFI.-CIO Execu¬ A resolution fa-r-oitting Mifh- nv.T y HIVI K Israel, called for eeonomie. mili¬ tary and financial but failed to offer a formal reso¬ restrictions the*e sources said 'he resolu¬ tion under consideration would ousted of from memljer office any officials unmns taking th«? tive Conned at its opening win¬ ter session. ii'. io •* State of to con V. omen' Tu« t $600,000 co-operative (OI.I.Ef.E TRAVEL El) 2 *667 HCp E S call once more for the six'h fifth amendment "for persona! t .. ,ng on a self-liquidating lution. The teamsters um«»n. largest time—for I-rael to leave Egypt, protection" to avoid testifying op ■ '•i p.l *ed the Sena'e It w a* Abdel Monem Hifa's of Jordan It would authorize Hammarsk¬ union affairs. AFL-CIO member union, goon if," •1 - suf t»! in t' " lfoti*e and re- : h»si tin* assembly to consider jold to put UN forces along th-» The strong stand calling for afterward announce*] deviance of f* :< 1 to the C'ir ir.ittee on • t-vpulsion of Israel for what armistice line between Israel full co-operation with a coming the new policy. Ifuies ami Resolutions called defiance of jts resu- and Egypt from the Guza Strip Congressional investigation of to the Gulf of Aqaba. on Israeli I nion Hoard territory as well as Egyptian. It No matter where you go in Bermuda, it is impossible to get would permit UN forces to he more than a mile away from the To Sponsor sent to the Sharm El Sheikh sea. The area of the island os aiea to act os observers against 2D'-j square miles. •Package* Trip any belligerent acts by anyone All of this would have to be t.'mon Board will sponsor a n-ip to Detroit to see the travel¬ done with the consent of Egypt WOLVERINE and Israel One of the toughest production of "My Fair ; er jdv" on Friday, April 12. assignments lief ore the assem¬ Salts Clast To ki ts will go on sale Mon* bly would be to obtain their THURSDAY r ay, Feb 4, in the UB office, on consent. a first come, first served basis. Th» \ w ill be sold as a package . » .ng S-8. which will include •tow tickets and the bus trip. DR. J. 0. OUTSTEM Three husses will leave the Oplowietrhil I niou Building around 4:10 p.m. on April 12 and will return the 917-918 Pruililfii Hklg. sjmr day. A stop for dinner will (100 \V. Michigan Aveaue) ti* made on the way down, fo¬ Telephone* rd* have been granted special IV 2-4221 or IV t-023a litr prrs for the trip. Eye* I xamined Cilo**e* FilteD P.'.»»n Ahem will star in the Vision Training ; Hex Harrison made famous • Ib'iMdway. The female lea l MIC HO I.KNS • SrilKKF.CON . !.« played by a British mus- CONTACT I.KNSES FITTED miedy star. WOLVERINE Sain data THl'RSDAY BLOCK S RUSH SMOKER NEMORY COURSE t'ir-l rliiKH nu-rliii|i TO CHOOSE Turc. Jan. 29, 1957 COMMITTEE MEMOERS 7:30 p.m. I't-oplM Churrh WEDNESDAY, JANUARY SR, 7-1JO Firntidr Room '"w One, Come All TOWER ROOM UNION 3 days left to place your order for the 1957 WOLVERINE. Sales are by order only; there will be no books available after January 31st. buy: O WOLVERINE Booth. I Iiiou CoucourM* % at your tlortu W«mIii«'mI;iv night WINSTON O from your favorite WOLVERINE Maleiuiiaii III J gfv«s you the brook on flovor! Tim* out for flavor!—and what flavor! This filter cigarette taste* rich and full. And it* pure, snowy white hlter doc* the job 10 well the flavor really come* through. Wineton is the Alter cigarette you enjoy—that's why it's America's (avonta! WOLVERINE Smokillf|||®fOII.-«njey1hRsnow-*AiitifUtarinMooorbonoolh 'ii ^ MH'HHIAN UTATr WHW* J.iiu.r. 1'. 14.11 !••«• r«l Trippi May Quit Cards -Slnff Coinmir OSU's Slar Makes :• ' WOLVERINE t'lllt Ai!n «-1 •> •-••lit ii !«••*( The absence of Charlie iiip-i of I III' Chicago Cardinal* coaching staff Moll* dux touched off a rutnor 1 hut Iht* former All America foot- Yrlppl from re College bix Over? * Ul/I lit MKIt NKITtiH lik. IIL'ITL'U Appearance ■ Sales Close I >(i 11 pin mm from Ueorgia Nlale News Nltbl Mlbr Unvio Sclicillllcil In Killer IIMHNIiW tmtv In* contemplating a Jolt A Cm.Until h | M >lt cm 11 itii lid l«1 Tiipi'i lulcil In be iii pr^HCiSK who are «le*|»rive*tI of an education because of |>ov til hi* alma mater phlLi-lrlplihi liaiihilav for flit* N«tl"hwl l-'iNitlidll Umikm' pluvi'i ■ erty, generally regard universities a* cathedral* of en* H Sjnii'lnii Heliiy Kvenls ill II11 tll|t tll.il III' illlh 1*1**1 ill lightenment. Homo think of thorn a* place* for the forlun* n> IIAI. HATKMAN InlMtfi| M'n*. lull', of till* I'niiU' tile, rich In wIhiIoih, ami inhabited by only ethical men. stair New* Manailnt Mitar ti.il. ln-> III (.H pill itll.lll I'll II**- Aliiiiint will *ing their school'* song* a* long hh they livr (ilenn Mavis, Ohio Slate'* Olympic champion, take* on r (ll.ltt III- (ill- | riii.lllti «l lit (lit Init I leinl to reject throw vision* when I hear of the col¬ In>111*1 in Allien-, (hi lege III hie ten getting a "bum ileal." rji.iiil.nr r«l.' ..I Mli-l.loi.ti Slut.- l(>-l.»4 Seliirtloy. It-iiiiii-iI llml .hiiiiiu the i" "I* evwil*. I»il !»• I* iim.I # Ii mi Tlie lliirkeye .«•>• I" >-111 . .i,j. In--. imii'iiiifci in Si (.inn-. It K not mv intention tod** In drummer nil culleRm as III H.irl. I. li.triy m-linlole. Ill It IIIk 10 cl.*m|.ion i.i 11 In Ho in-ill!. I In 11 vmi it oiiiiioinI instilutions ttmt lietrny Ihr Idrnln of amateur i iimi'l Ih.il l ll|»pl liURhl f'M nl.ipn lt.nl year. HiivIh plm-i-.l -.alif hi- >i' • I'.I.Oil nnirhiliu l«»l» athlete*. In four pvi-nla ami ai-»r.'cl 1^ ii>in|»rtr lit Ihr even! until hr .iuhn.it-. ha a ilinllm art a NI'/YA rarnrd *1 the I'm u ,«h lln i I.nat November, the Nt'AA reprimanded «la more fob of liin Ii-i....'* 101 a imlnla. him Willi (it'niiild tlg^drn M'yell. brad football In Hi»* cuiifri•'in»- »»$••• I. lie Ital I'ollralatr rhamt*ldnaht|M mi. Ii aI I lie I'lilvrmlli of Ten- hyea for violulioiia of the |ir«itiH*ol of it* fountilution. It wiui ih»- v«r«i I'tw limUtefi, Ami then the fhirkeye rvwr wan reeriitlj lnMiorr*t by exetuden them from part lei pa I Ion in IhiwI Kiimen and re cnrne mi with n rtinh Aftn |o the Anirilian liiolhntl I iorlirt imhk I ho I Up in M'cunl. Ifi'li .•drift* them In minor w*y*. MtiL li|»net hy Nolle DameV. An t hurl m I he '/'20 yscl 'Inh incl Anna. ill la-las "lot* Cinuli" o! iirev lo-w-ls f«M the Nt'AA title, III Mi Now IV folletfen are on prohaiion his'iiime of vnriou* vi«»- I(i|.lnrecl fiimlhi III I he KM) vol-I il.ihh ..it.I Ihr himi'l iunip Ihivirt wmi t lie Natloiuil A AO lat ion*. ei own and then went into u.r illil.t Kiule i 'iwn h I.hiiv Knv illyniple Tltrtla.Whet'w lie lat nice Ihr eollrar alhlelr is hrina *hliml/rd h> Nueh brain iter, who Inc. «• I• ♦» hwl Olviupii' IM Schedule slorrs Ihal use him a* an unNi'iupulmi* flichl manager rola* i hlllllpl'tflh III Hie Rl'ertl ,l» • • •■ I he iii-I lo.iii fni the hi hieftk ftO m-coit'l- 4nh-tnele»' hnrdleo Owe!is mill Mill Whitfield, hon too st II |MIK. ' IhiVh ponted ,■ 4ft ft hi H.r enlered Hie HHiherhm. Ohl". luce, •tiiliv hhilUerltig the woil»J II MKI IIMI I The payment* are trivial compared to the iinioiintn of Jiililm ill the lii'Hdd jump. h»Kh lei'oiT I When the If S fMym Jl MHOS (it M lump, ftlol 7ft void llllettnedl/ile lOl'HI I money earned by univeraitie.s playing in profitable loiirna- hiutiles in mldlll'in !«• the i.piliit pit Ic.iiii renarseinhlerl In the f.i!' 111(4 nieiit*. their wiin home akepllelam thai . lueilley, fihllttle hUl'dlrR olid Mdle Hi ill ii k ll.ivih would go to Hie flamr Ion I n»l I lie bov ia being taught to grab an easy buck, while in teltty leiinm lie li.id luel tlOUhle Willi eomh iMIli Olllri It value of char¬ I •" II I lie leet tire rooms the prole,snorn explain the I MllH H »•> I SlMW ttt k|tavl»' vrrulllMi |hm iMeh to fioiilug lull Im'itiiiip til enough i-, tot It I tt !»,>!.. Ira., i« I M I I acter. __ lilr tela I* Hi liool data when, o make the trip I It .1 ii a *rnlor. hr hlnalrlianiteilh wmi In Ihr Olymplra II waa all Pa hrt O ii (tun I >|til|Miir hi Years ago when the basket hall scandal broke, il was dls- Ihr alalr track llllr for llaihrf- Unfit) " via After brrerlna Ihrnaih Ihr Oil), ilili I'IMi entered that the fixer'* dollar wa* buying a* much a* the lott. IrlaU and arm I llnala. hr rnypoi I Ot (I • 1*1 school* dollar. They saw Ihr school* competing with each Ihivvevei. hl»> Kit-utest iniiuipti Ihr tllymiiir llllr In rrrnrd It l ln * i» S ill ».-| t |l | |»|l iii iii 14 i iii ! oilier to entice athlete* to lie used for a profit. i-Mine li-Bfi (hull Iwu iimlllhs "K" Mir llmr. till III 14 OllO M (ill,«II III W Sin* lit the Dlvmitli t jnmeh w liere he N.iluid.iv'r iI'liiVR will he 0>. I'Uitoii. 14 I im aiileit I hi t ihc college* couldn't match the fee* of I he fixer* w nil Hie IIMI mt Ii i hiudh'H fit vi mi-el foi Diivlft Miner he lep IIIM tltll ami ho I In* kid* took the l»e*l price.. i li'iiiipl'tie hl| • M* titRMli Stwte'ji A ol nil i.i. hut tile coni|w-l|ti>.i, Nrn % 14 llmiiiilt I !...!*. , 14 hull 0«l* No one goe* to jail if a college puntui.se* a laiy'* Hcrvlcea, I love l.enti phieed fifth In the hen imiv lie JUat oa tough ns II..- I II * * I 4 I > 11I (l 4 I hi l the player may do time ii he allow* hiniNeif to be pul Mime nice i Mvmplt " * rl 4 II 14 ton Una, Il w on only hi-1 »pi imr Ih.it I i.il i•> will he the favmttc in now I isi. on the payroll of the chiaeler*. What loyalty could a kid Snyder entered Itivt in the m lln intermeillate hnr«llea Twit i.t- I Musi hi have to a hcIiooI thai huy* hi* skill*? ti-imeih.de hlildles event He must dii|»oaP of la-wlfc IT fat Th«> received imlitv when to ImmI Noiie I i.i me iiiuior, >i li.illli.t-1 *IIM40> Naturally, Ihrrr are amateur athletes Ihal make the I,eon in Hint event ol thi the burglar*. Iloweyrr, the temptation A week later hr Won Ihr Penn oldv luiuii-l1 to Is-iit IHivia pi t. is immense. 'Ilie prize is bigger If he sell* himself lor I he Mrlays llllr and Ihrtt dldn'l epecuiltv J * I AIM' second lime. Over the Christina* vacation, the Itlg 10 pro|m.sed an On Campos Nat&hn too HI \ O I 14 IllrU I III * 4 * 1.4141.1 4 4 4 1*1*1 athlete* "letter of intent." t'nder till* rule, the athlete mii*t record hi* choice of college to the Itig 10 office which WOLVERINE would restrict him to only Ihal school. Prior to I hi* proposal, the school had the boy under lock qsV ..-.-I..,-.-,-, _ and key. Now they are simply throwing away the key. Sales Close I mention this, not because I ha*e heard rumor* of any THE IMI ESS CAR APE TIII'ILSIIAY deals, hut it would he easier to settle a football learn than a ^ hid will the Allieiiiiin college rdmhut we;»r this basket hull club. sfuiiig? tint her run in I, yon rnnettls, nnd light n good The quarterback in the T-formalion would he all a gain* Philip Morris t'lgnrelte, *nd pulT tluit rich, natural to hler needed to tap out on a football game. The T quarter* hacco. and |hih*chm yoin noiiI.h hi sweet content, and listen "J"-HOP hack run* the game and handles the hall on every play. It hasn't happened yet but remember Ho one believed a A« we kimw college fashions have always lieen casual , Tilts spring, however, they have heroine mnki*hift. feature., liatotiial conspiracy could take over college basketball. Ketorm of the football racket would be hastened if guilty lltatit tit ion* were hit with the IsNik If they don't straighten The the moment' For object ih to look niadlv Improvised, gailv spur-of example, girls, try a |»ea*ant skirt with picket Or matador pants with a Inidal veil, fir COMPLETE It out, they are liable to become involved ill a gambling a dimiei tterrnuda holts with hron/.e tuca-lpliiles. |',e lakr.ti' mens. • • Me Impi.tfiiptu ! |!e devihtako-the hindmost! TUX RENTAL Your Ke y to ll.c ('ampui. And. men, von he I he aame Ti v an opera ca|»e with , . . sweat pants fir a letter-sweater with kilts. Mr a strait- Ali>'hii!»i> Sl»tr New* oatfit Jackef w ilh hip hoots, lie hold! lie daring! lieu tourist nth act ion! * Tony Martin Slylr t'aiumM N|«*nlwrllln| RyiOm t'** A Hi » rm|il«»y» no no aymbnU. no iiiii-liiiifi NiTitmlllni *h>'rUund UNBREAKABLE PLASTIC I $>795 SHORTHAND n»r* Com', 41 Ml* nlwrvi »p*«k PtM amM' - H A! k r p.oo M •nation. t c;::c L«in«>nu t OL'i I win while ii IiihiIi ymn ii i weeki ntdp i.iviiioU leoo* cJaitcf*utf 100 SHUlfON The Tor Shop TYPEWRITE IN 6 WEEKS Nan \i>i>-r o-n»aO>- n»*th.4«t -of taa^hlng OprwrHIo*. mikn It «aiy for I..iron Thralrr IUd(. you ».> IxN-oinr a f.Hnf Ivplol In • aetlu of day a hiwl or IB ooaki of niyhi arhool Ooo rvroiofe a warhi Writ*, phooa or coma tn for a free domonatration I. Of ha» naailr a ranturv of nn-rew In training an* plarlog Mr- r»t*i ire tvniata, and hookhaapara tn battar imalttona LARSIM Wffttlfff WNVENSUY I4N> IT 4 *4M ftcXJa/tftlis dim kir id kltliwt \~ IM W. Me R..t all is pot innovation in college fashions this spring. In fact, one of the highhghta of the seaHoirtnrr.v time Ikurkward in it* llight. I refer to the comeback of E.O.M. the powdered wig. If you, too, arc a "Tomorrow Thinka Thi* charming accoutrement, too long neglected, has FOUR DAY SALE already caught on with style-conscious student* all over- the country. On hundred* of campuses rock-and-roll Is giving way to the minuet, and iwtriotic undergraduates S RACKS are dumping British tea into the nearest harbor. Thi*. of rour*e, doe* not *it well with old King (ieorge. For that SPORT COATS matter, a lot of our own people are steamed up too. and there has even been %omc talk of revolution. But I VAI.I'KS TO 1.19.50 hardly think it will come to that. I mean, how can we ... Join a crrat ivr tram wh irh I PRICK break with the mother country when we are dependent on her for so many things - linsey-woolsey, minie ball*, ha* for ovrr 25 year* taper snuffer*, and all like that ? She, on the other hand, contributed aigtllflcuit firsts 122 relic* fin us for turkeys. Philip Morris, Cinemascope, and to aviation. l-ati-M from our other valuable exports. So I say, if Molly Pitcher and I TARI.K those other Bryn Maw r hothead* will calm dow n, wc may Tomorrow Thinkrm": yet find an amicable solution fur our differences. But m 11. .♦ aiacaari — r 101 TautM.,..,.,. SLACKS let not our British cousins mistake this willingness to negotiate for weakness. If fight we must, then fight we MlSSIlfS— Irriptn SI/.KS .10-1I.32..V will! Paul Kevere is saddled up, the rude bridge arches VAI.I'KS TO $10.50 the flood, and the ROTC i& ready! I PRICK MAKI A OATI... But t digress. We were smoking a Philip Morri* to dimiM your "tomorrow" Cigarette - O, darlin' cigarette! O, happy smoke! C), with our rrprrorntat.vra 19 firm! 0, fresh! 0. fragrant! 0, long-size! O, regular! O. get some!-and talking of new spring fashions, let on thi» campu.«: I TARI.K us turn now to the season's most striking new feature: TL'ESIIW. KEUItl'AKY 5tli pneumatic underdrawers. These inflatable rubber gar¬ SPORT SHIRTS ments make every chair an easy chair. Think how wel¬ come they will lie when you sit through a king lecture' /'or furthrr information on VAI.I'KS TO $$.M They are not, however, w ithout certain dangers. Bast Anfroft ami MiiuiUt opportunihrt I PRICK week, for example, Bimliaud Sigafoos, a University of off your Plarrmrnt Otflcrr Pittsburgh sophomore, fell out of an Iflth story w indow- in the Tower of learning. Thanks to hi* pneumatic, WMJTMf /%%'MATWO/V *3M I underdrawer*, he suffered no injury when be struck the sidewalk, but the poor fellow in still bouncing and it is feared that he will starve to death. . € ll«4 SkitfcMa. 'VW4IM. lout MM N. r. Ihe d^sildieklros. e year a, beta# ywm +* bmr-n*r ffiwiii «f eerrfcu' IIJN.Wi S|iorl n 'CalH Fafl IH Hl-llglifs Tall Ont's Defeat l4iar« ' !?"•'. Kf-r'.r/f/ M.f/* gr'*r, d »fg »,#■ Vtfi* It, I9HHV MaihM'f ' >. v-tfr^*) 'In 1'ur.liir, .T^hi-JH.e . Vlioiii,. flu- r„ll "I,r. I».„I (.Iriil.n I' tA .. f%# . ' r'»*o *f» »e r r MM IIIM4N ftfAT* SI WM l.iir T7 II In lit* mmHs - ' • ' l.. /, (' r'!■*,> ; I/Ti.,. KlttttfU M„ Vfifni' „f IM ii'tl'/tt M'/'iiImv liyhi • , „n fuHimri It. |fifJ7 |'*«r Mvr ■ ' .>* '1.0 *H A A ? 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' I '* " Ml Wl'i ' ,l ,r\tl ' 'Ihr 7.1 l»i hi,»• I'M' f o,ii,/h' ll i.if,- <■ nn; ,M „ tiii-i | In M- nil" if In' ff.MMKh ' f "" "" '"»••• "" I Ml.hn.n Nl.t.'. i.U lit Ihr hitfpi-I rht rvi flU fvrt ,i-l o '.eh, ifni I ond o'l/lfl o' w k w i ■ Mr or MM- f,.'!' • , HOLLYWOOD ,1 IN. |.l., ,irt»l m the *■<.,»• wi'ti f»il, if tin ffiinw I h," Five f'u»»h|r m WOLVERINE or bust , I MM4.fr.1.1) • n,nil,K ,i'Mi. ,n .»• II, .,11, ,'veiy ,1„ 7H In,i, v/hM h Ihe |,'Hlei „i;il> s - „ lirwlMrirrf. ,»,1 ti-fii- hi Mn t.ic in Salat Cloto . eis l*tJiM Hi,,# ,i 4H ,1 h«If |t Mil f oof,at nf .t.iWhhlll iiiwl *| iluifi If oil in. i A H'.|,l. v will llonSalle lneli"ihle In- •e.'llh il-.' iiMlfil ,'ii/f hi •Ml) ul Ihf |,m 1.1,i,i,,.,i hi I he ' Ihf til iMi|*he|l h .lf -Iittnl II |S/ln,» la ,1111 lehle.J I I In H e '1,14 I'-1> v , ■ f Af r« :e, FM II,rl Ihnr fitdl vl'hiol' ,h the Nf/h.lf ,M I ,e ?h»i fhwe ,r, ,,'a YOMfflflfOU ' l.i' k I'lhii-nii fm lU'imnn Uunnm Illinois'1 Title «,«••«. nhttl oh'l •loh.,,1 I'.MihifM ', 't'Jie .lowiihill ,o»e i- .» II, nil h" . ■nY */// nlS'l f«,» peli 7 ul III ;i m {«»i t * * * the •liilhlll for Ki-h 3 ill HI mil I.nit yt>at the Ml' liiffnn ah I ,i itfii lis.h Hi*, (il,. e T>" h Itig 10 StumlingN Hopes Shaken filn, M,< hlyuii Hhilf - rhli y ■/. ■m 4,1.1" R,4,V W 1 1 1 f#s ■11 Siiliinaritir Safiitwirtif* • »m,iti','he Spmlah Iron, *m I'll.en* 1 » «e ft,>1 hi II," 1 All. Iilllf II,IN*.I* 1 , 1 , iy 11* Ollirr ,Lilian l,i-l" a» i'-- ' Ihete uie im Wmii,s»i H :mm »•», In4iaf. 4 , ■M trti-N hut the Khlv 'Mmi«i aiiI HUM «,AH 1 » 4M« hami»AI<;N. ifi i,i», i In ORDER i hnjie* nf Hi,' t rii\e,,'itv of Ml f'»i hullvl'htol li'.l.",- Mill!.»»", S'l* 4 • 1 » 1 I HW ,«V Ifiif the I'.it' Ml I, !• • tli.ill lii|«. were iliniMiei! M,,„ CASA i N"fl4l t t 'M Men, I it*, a nt Ihr '.In l,iy in )i M IHNH.I* • • tee in when ifm still renter, » '•""I !>'•• I'.oi, : il|e. \v»i ',, , i., f'e'Hi I'iomIIMI, h, "I'Vf'ii hN« I I. krlholl li'He, h.e V Ih, MAMMON ftHTM - « i*hi» •«.» wi.ui-i ,, . , i ll.ff HI nil. •. |t.i Hiillr ihi fi m i , . «il *«l#vfMl at-i|||-:|#-| i |.| H t < If I .E. ,*r. i,l 'Mil'. Ji'li, Vo.'l.i I* i,iIs*, Mil N NANf»»N1 —4 41 ' I «•'» V in .l«, >»"' I »S. Is H4hl ifilt f» i lo •' i'4-itf lr.i,o Mr II hint Imr l«t |r| *|niif No. 2 ! . w ■$* i'Sl.i W h'll iff I '• , •. r-.i fit.- IiIi*>< ). i< i i vHIm.mI IiIh, 4,mI llial wtil lis It II v t I.I li t,.I ,.r .1.1, it ' Mr* m 4u wi.tIh i ,1 ■. ■ • «•,.,» i;..t -i.i. ,'lrtV III, f.IV.lt,, I .ill,. . * ' O-r rti'tir In no Ihfniiffli I,• «„ 4 *•<» |t«tltil ivr, hi, irli.tfiMil • ATTENTION M.S.ll. , ffitmr- ui I. ,»•„ 4M«t Hfn»r |tl,, I |u*t rfnn'l l.ii-l i.iitfinn'* l.»».iu STUDENTS!! ..11-» le.-liiif •, Ml wliil wr it fin (if it,,hr M. •»I* tut li»* ,h*r,irr , . 111,11.1,* • ft4,1.11141 | 4IIt ll.fr I. .Ill 'A. I, f/iv |««l I ,i,//., if, 7 For Only mtiriill, *h»,r* srimn, |klirr in • ,e R»«ef ie»o MACS NORIII SONTIt fi«(»4or«M W« at ee»o«o«»n ^ \\ ,%n|( WASH. f«iUr«W »• hia «ktl#f limpeiwio' lofo- ROOM 31 UNION NLDO. AVI . AVK. iRfftafi/f, RftHRf aut at W« (IM •##<• at I3Y leaf 4J»f H. f C Final of a!l, what'a it all a ho •if* V/hftt Tr.e aircraft peop'* decided that li/jr ritorrA'-'a iw/ro.M / hot/. 'J 7:00-10:00 p.m. doe* a fellow like John Ja//w*n do ro..do't afford to *a t that w* Ujtmm It »1, * vt *f.U 'a «u ail day? In hSa own word*, "I keep they n .e| m IBM After rr.ap out a eorr.putef pr^fram tr-e oryar.za' on 0 I /. da>t tea*. p .* ' X A lew t ji o»*. »•** >: * I *-*-* t ;*r appe*:0e too"--a IBM a>r a*e-f J-ofts a aa a.v A^td TIIKVK ITINTKST data proreaainf r'/rr.p'itera. I Sr er.'* *«ra..oee. MTV 125 GILT Hit N«. I Shown 12:30 • 3:40 • «:50 - 10:00 aiiy eonauit with thaaa cuaU.rr.em. Jur.a taa tvr» a f'KHTIKICATK HOAOWAY MUSKA1 WW fUM M* and anaJ/M their arvenuffc and teen- kt| »a/ a* * tu*. '-aft He a rncal protlema for aoiution by IBM. as. A;; >i hfti-ww/JKrA -*s Occaaionally, I'm aaked to wr.te » of '-ft i.T-ee*.. - '-est paper*, and.five talka and demon¬ AfVw r. tr.' IBM nt/a . . . 'c- '".Me., r*. ...... c»»r.»r..c.»f....Jc»»c.r.» r.j C stration! on eleetronic corr.putinf. ff ^-urs All in all. it'* pretty faerinat;r.c - - • With h « w~f«. Katiftr jR, and •omethinf new pope up every day '* In other worda, John b a full-fied^ed daogsvr. I~*a. ¥i jacetha, and Joan. computing expert, a constant . . . and a very important pencn in thia of pencii< hewir. g, naiJ-b.'.ing ar*i> nr*tir. Larer. for t/ua a.T»- -ompa-'/. John orgar. zed the ri NUrrlna KARTHA R.HU.RT aoNs-r Aticr" compuVrf r/ivrrj for a rrraf*. per- KITT — CLARY - AIIAM — f.HOHTI.EV j Bjj Ci.flir f yrma.v* pr»d>ty>cj . . . f-ur da'-a reduction of »,r.d Vunnei **<4 ar.d 2m, Hit! 2:05 • 5:20 • 0:30 . - for w.ng atrwJMi ana.yna. At "w are SELECTED GROI'I' Thrill - Thundering Adventure! time, he warced with tr.a compaa/* JAMES MASON a* JSW ewn «!tnp!oyeee. tnur.Jig t-tem js tw of IBM r3u.pr.ert. Jvr.r *1:?! | CREW use Jr.. € vetiu te ep..07* La «cu:-ur*aa NECK SWEATERS •oming age of automation through drops arour.d to j runnjtg imootaiy. tpat r.g Port *** MC..* C-'.'"- f/sa He » u: j-.< ai t v, • And *->5. .*o4a eleetremteA A.oother •emce '..--at Johr. perf armj e-CTri a few r'u. (ULiLU Shrllan.l Type in Charroal. IBM »-ch u tne fact tzxl tee Stnee the IBM bboratohee are is tr-e cocjtast mappraja. A eacn . . restorer a IBM opera:.on i>sraa..->- -tpp.-ed Sc.eoce DtraE^a Laa ; ith ahmyvderbiAg easier and faater way* a.iy. a customer may t-e r..rr.sed lurcg tbe tie". t«lTv to tohre the prohlema of arieoce. gov* flranitr, Natural. Mnlinm fill,** Sir Cedric Hardwirke knota over a procrd-ra. at^-/.er ui vu: ut Lore. .i*r "i pr> Jenaira Tandy — Luther Adler era men t, and industry, an Appl^d Per.od ?».!>*, in fact. Ji-i prjjga - a*re If nr a Everett Sloane — Iro G. Carroll Science Representative can never aay f.t^* i*»c pruaa*. pert a one- Originally lll.'l.T and George Marready he's learned hi* job and that * the IBM customer* together . . . j*t to U*x O'/er a cat a lappen-ng -c eaca •ad of it. At beet once every two other'a b'4S*--.eea— how ease 3'2 Wpea that cca r? months, he attends aeixuaar* to he > handled that old bugah^e -a aay ?o f * y x mm* >-.*% ii w*: 1 i4tt» opdated 00 the latest developments in 6.00 neWtodi aidustry ... dstaJa. Mae* laid tor MrihwntoU ■■ 1 lOperrut-a* br at » a: ran sad Lwn. A.-* sa-in a 3X i IBM TVr- w HI L JCT»- aw r,w' •# T: i sar / fl'nacea— Re—rehu Pm^et I>k During the two year* that John John b exrrtvuig hv aoathematxal veaigeM.su, Levi*"*"'2* No rhargts, nn mk»,«K pl*a*f know-how in a Se-d that was pmc- an pat villi IBM in Appbed So* S*jm od T-atn-ca* Jwraa f *7 MC ea. he has guided iaa uxnembk IBM txa2y unheard A tea year* ago. E*.ea sr>c- a aw* sar-a# 3 M vta r**r ?*»»* now. th-a iuad ai worn may be new* wast I*?*/./' He ai **.&*7 »"<■* • to new and better way* of i*z *mI y«« tv« IBM *1 1 rial 11,i n1 ally. For ex- to you. It wva to John Jarkana a Sew ( a year ago. a kmdtag Si ftat Uttfltx whua* 3M vi m *997 a 1 r wanted to ex- graduate at tbe L'mvervty of Cafe* TMCxw- Jwc vrw» o» Mr P 1 Beal2y different redo. 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