tkjkm gkt dittmk* MM.f.V The Dftr*H Tiger* arqnlrrg in- Partly i;r p»»- l„Wi ism DKUnar from ih- ifi't-4 tor th» |r* newsmen this version of the ac¬ Moscow tion voting despite the lopsided out¬ (.oiitimie Talk* I? voted overwhelmingly in come Whether you're a Republican. the final session of a four-day Demon** oi Communist, you Steve Nelson of PlUsburgh convention to do u own inter¬ MAV VOltK I/IV-Th«! In- want your party to be Amer¬ declared Karl Marx had writ¬ preting of M a r x I S *-I,eruni.: ican " ternational i/injryhoremen'M •principles ten to American Socialists in the A party pokesman said 12 or A-*ri. (IruJ) Such action — following a Com¬ . Li.-1 century. ' just don't quote Tuc-dny nijfht 15 of the 298 delegates Voted munis? course along independent it * scripture.' ond had ad- -truck the Atlantic coast against the resolution and that as ar i national lines i- common1 v anout five did not vote. He *aid vi ed Iherri to make their own from Maine to Virginia. cai.ed Titoism, although the Artistic Director Cells Franca preparing for Tuesday night the rest favored it Interpretations of his theories. * per- American Communists did not %>!*•• wa* applauded in de¬ Some lo.O'k) dockiT* were The rexolution wa* approved formatter cf the National Ballet of Canada. use that term. by a so-called "card vote. Thai flating the (ommunixt party caliwl out in a renewal of Max tVeixs, the party'* nation¬ i* the same a* a xhow of ha Ml* "will make it* own Interpreta¬ !a.*t November'.- To Perform Again Tonight al education director described with the addition that each dele- tion." j/ o v e r n - the move "an explicit declar¬ m e n t ax Opposition * peak or* included ■ interrupted .strike. ation of the independent and Wuiiam W. Weinstone and Ai- Scares of -hips were caujrht Ballet Falters, But equal status of tion to the our part* in rela¬ world < ommuni-t I J. S. Snubs b'rt York. F. lainnin. both of New in the trap movement." lainnin said he was warning Neg'»t,»i*»or... "ii.'iou"! ' *- - He said this ended a tradition Russian the convention that if the dele¬ Gordon Sinclair. I nion Board president, explains the hoard's sys¬ a..1, '!■> I LA r<;s»r*.fi Buds in Grand Stvlc that b> which tne fir; :-IXTi.rusrr. made we tacitly assumed interpretation of .Marx- by the Con.- gates adopted the resolution they woubl lie "throwing the science Marxism-Leninism out the tem to rushee* at a smoker Tuesday night. >. 10.,r, rent .« A.in r.au li.'^'Sth of jp-'i- r..,>!-• A qw. Ill l.nioii Ballroom Proposal ol .. P'uru4!. farts of the Soviet !'■■- window." He said right op¬ By JIM FNTFS i •. was ipso facto valid and all portunism" tendencies permea.- The National Ballet of Canada, predentin? the first nf had to Summer Work kiekoff we *io 'A a - creatively ap- ed the whole resolution their WASHINGTON

—The ♦ ••• • interpretations to our The action wa* a blow to Wil¬ two performance's here Tuesday nipht. trot off t>> a bad coridituons," United .State.x xwiftly turnetl liam i, Foster, 76-year-old na¬ start with its first number, "l.es Sylph ides," but redeemed Wci-.s jptiolufed down T u e .*« d a y Kuhnia'a the reso.u- tional chairman of the party, re¬ itself in the two following numbers. — Tor.:,:;.- ■ pti f.ui Mine- . I? sari would A -rirsin itderpret and ( . ap- .. tcrm.H for cooperating with the Went to en«l the danirer- garded Malinist a* a lirm follower of the line, lie had argued Scheduled for Tonight "I he union let a •» p m. strike clufie the fourth net « f The i ... Marxi ,f-Iw r.irust principle against what he called danger¬ ou.- Middle Ka.stern ten.iioivt. Bv D%I.E FRAN/, deadline pass without formally Search N'utrrarkcr." jirvi Pre' Ix-. Scrip?" Rendezvous' ^ri original ment Us s'rugale roi cjaiic-e of rth.'i wrt+i the require¬ Ariu re an Democrat.', . The the >iX-)M>int White House denounce was y rebuff to Jacquc The -1inleiit -umrrier ernjil'ivment program will receive! calling out it* docker*. But ILA I'resident William Bradley v>id tr.un¬ Duclos, French Comnium t an official .-endolf tomjfhf. from 7:30-10 in the Union the strike was automatic with ('unadiai. composition a transparent bid to wreck Pres¬ For Girl leader Ducios. in a ine-^age »r it stressed that American ide:.* Eisenhower s plan to guard lialln »orn. the second deadline—6:1') pm. I^r*. Sylphide* e the most greeting" to the ronvi,ti.»i, < ommunistx rejected as ohs«»- the region against CumrnuniM ha i waineii again i • datiger*.ii, Spartan Womcn'^ Leajrue. in cooj>eration with the Place¬ V* thou Hf.'l fi.rig .),'»! ( tmpoNsibl> dull con oction im¬ r..L«i'fi•• ,,.k«d >■ men! I.nreau, i.- -poii-orinv the thir«l annual Summer Km- on fete and incorrect uld Red theor¬ .igg'CVlop. tin/hnnea i»> .some America.' aginable. The combination of n'» Continues plot and the cholegraphy whirh ies of the ineiiubilits of war and revolution. It recognized, it Sp«.akuvg a few hours after the Ru. iari prop^isal was made (.'♦airfnuiu-.ts The terms of tn»«h fo* *.i r „r.d ploymerit Kiekoff to heip acquaint the whole student ILA A'l »r•,« . 1/ u. V.,i . pubin. PrcMdentiai Press Secie- 519 Pints is full <»| profuse di.splav of pro¬ said, "the possibility in our E igene Drum.-. th» jMrty Gen¬ l>oro- p I o v rq e n t. opjiortunities hard-won move to try to discredit or atop availaoie this summer vaca¬ Gonlrilmted ers to show-off their ui tarieou.sly with election of Police units this morning continued their search for technique. II I* doubtful whether all this IB Slutes the Eixenhower Middle Eaat." plan for the d'legates-a'-large to a new tional committee. na¬ tion. simmer tract u.dur.l. y Th.e N-w tr.c York ;>«ro,rr. - Re-pr*" ♦■r.t.i'.-. • \ f 'ru ramp, Other Northeast ar.d Middle A muM-le-fleKing in three-quarter Hagcrty'* comment aummed technical and gcrs-rai .n» - Variety Show^ r'-ort. 11 year-old Kareen Greven- Shindig Plans To Drive . if.Lc porta. time can be termed art. M la* Up the cold relation to the Sov¬ reixtnat field« wi.l ;*■ on hai.l ow, who was reported seen vile* application of Anna Ku« iet priartment. Top official* after a quick A- the fib Kg I drive »-nterK b.: y-il. Hlit I 80.day pm.. expiration time of Taft-Hartley Law an in- she failed to return to her alura singing: one admire* the skill involved, A:, study labeled it a Soviet "pro¬ Omit Contest jti third day today, -itudent r.ft t,. f-sar.v var ecu. rfn 1 cor.«crr.: wr.ent..- offer. junetion November's waterfront strike. that interrupted last enough of it is definitely .iii-show mer-qng for ev- paganda hodgepodge" aimed at Informality will rhara< trri/r Lansing home from school. and faculty participation i* Lansing police said the girl s enough." About all that can be said fop erv-»nc- o; in working on committees the cast of the Union p'-; oiadmg Arab countries tb.it Mo* cow can (a* counted on For Beards .-fill low, according to Men'.<. thr rxpandrd prrvious kirkoffs. whrrr rum- occasion. I nil** dcau.if.e Within .minutes of rni> fl^A gave ,:*Cif un- > p i.\. father. Robert Keller, of 611 the dancing itself I-. that v was l>.ard variety shw will be- held tl.eir only rc-a! friend in tbv Union and AWS, .--pon.^ors of T.er 70 "Ml, .o- ,f gotct -Va.o- pint rrprrsrntativr* spokr from Clifford, reported at 6:15 p m. Thursday at 8 30 p m. in Room arra Foresters' Shindig prepara- the drive. W»h aid fh«- .* ; incut It I a."* >.i technically pmfi.-icnt, but p .i :,.»t j-rv.-u the union un¬ ically deficient. I l.'.g I'"! 1 Off. ..1 - night's program will hr %»ale«l ,n the day in class at Allen Street Director Ron Grow will or¬ Arab government* would not he with Bob Eticrnart an-i N«*-; to 6 10 "Offenbach in the Under¬ • . . ted 319-pint Of h'.-d at Uhlr* t« imwrr questions at i.. r . Sch'ail, was missing. ganize h.i cast at this time fn - fooled by Moscow'* effort lo Stc*>key set to provide music T"r. ion gripped 320 of world." a latter day "fiaite Par- Toe- • i-i • making i 0»t.il f««r the random Reports that a girl following isonnci will be briefed a., lo their wrap into a new package such and intermission entcTtainment : Ht1 .n .Nr-wi York a or i-i isienne." was a considerable im¬ ta t two on-. i of trie drive >f Tnew arrai.g'fr.i of . . Karten's description had been var ous duties. repeatedly rejected demand* a* r» - pectively. gl'-.r» ■ !,.|,\rrf J* rtirr-ad- *«, 519 pac La ' * inter tern. . studrnts *o a k mofr seen on Kalamazoo walking to¬ provement. Offenbach's music, The fmt all-cant rehearsal will dismantling of We%tem base* in The annua! all-umvcrsrv •?'* '' if superficial, is- at least brilliant. total at. U.i time wa- 6(f) pint- Wi'iiou? tht- inconvcn.rncc of '• t >emi-crippling t,g- ward Brody Dormitory parking be Saturday from 1-5 p.m. in the area, withdrawal of allied dance sporisored bv the* Fored. v *' v'-nke An added str.ke .( This ballet has no plot either, Blood i* being taken on the ra.-.u.g hand.- I' also fa--;L'a*- » lot around 5:30 led campus po¬ the I nion Ballroom. All mem¬ forre* and a scrapping of all de¬ Club will be held in the Wo¬ •■K' r.-,ri-n.fr. cor.fror.'ed but it is full of delightful buf¬ fourth fl«H»r of the I nion from o steady ff'rw »f ,ti'P.t.v-. rrak- fihip- lice to join the search. ber* of the east must be there or fense alliance*. men's Gym Feb. 23 from 9-12. (a r-. with hus.neas disaster foonery (not real comedy, by 10 to 3 p.m. today and Friday. ir.g »t unneccvsary to turn ar.•• - they will be dropped from the The Soviets also called for Big No beard growing contest will UmIm M>4 MSI Mice r*n- Ihurxday the donation head¬ one away, as ui last year s mc*- Passenger ship* were already any means) The inevitable can¬ show. Student* who are unable Four co-operation be held this year. 4acted a car-by-ear check at the in promoting quarter* will he open from 2 to o if diverting from New i'ork, seek¬ can was notable for its viva- to attend Four square- dances Weedy Id aad the mm adjoining are to notify John ar economic development pro¬ will be 8 p.m. Prospective donor* may The gr nor a 1 cat ego:; «• to ;«.*. ing a strike-safe haven. The ciousncss. •. KrUegg Center, while nther unit* Howard, general chairman. Sec¬ gram for the area sprinkled through the evening to Queen Elizabeth, world The third offering of the eve¬ register in the ( nion concourse reiuextrnteri at the ku'koff >•. I s largest revered arena §a rsnpw where ond rehearxal will be from 3*7 hee MID-EAST, Page I keep things jumping. liner, prepared to put in at New - ning, "The Fisherman and Hi* or if they wish, they ran give irslude Michigan camps anil Ike girl might have M«fht shel¬ p.m. Sunday There will be free refresh¬ foundland rather than come on Soul." wag a demonstration of blood without ^registering be¬ resort*, out of ,.!a'e ' ,i•'.p* aril ls frem Ike add. Committer* chairmen for ?h» ment* in the "barroom" inrlud- to New lork, where she is due Detective teams from Lansing how good ballet can be if it show are scenery. Julie Swan- Inslilulr Prints ing potato chip* and kirkapo- forehand. Students who donated bhiod r»'-orb, general industry technical ;ridu.*tr> and Thursday. really trie*. continued their quest for pos¬ son. Muskegon sophomore: prop¬ Joy-Jotre (rider). to agio*- that According to Jack Kinney, di¬ It sible leads into the early morn¬ The plot, concerning the story of a mythical fisherman who erties. Lee Bierlcin, Adrian ju* - Sarin's Art tUntli Prizes will be given to the best Tuesday it was seemed ra.-v Dick WhaU.-y - f rector of student employment, tic c war the a waterfront ncgotia- lowed through on suggestions Lansing freshman; and ticket* ar.d a coed. Costumes are to he activity all the summate his lose for a mermaid, freshman .la -- . .aid: It didn't eamp over coun¬ that Kareen might have been and programs. Mary Henshaar, of the University of Buenos logger or woodsmen type dress try, a* well a* resort and techni¬ The talks offered a simple but jirofound hurt a bit. ' began las*. Aug 1 Aire* ha.« published "La pintura for the men and gay nineties heading for Detroit or the ParK moral; people so often go off on Kid l-an.-mg junior. Accoiding t<» Bet*y Firris, cal opportunities. her. the I!w\ presented ;ts de- U*e area, some 10 miles north- The variety review. "Sudden¬ del sig.'o XVI en Sudameriea a fashions for the women Ma-on freshman. 'It's not a,s Because of the shortage of .ar.d.«. Thev a chase after illusory and un¬ book on South American paint¬ were .nterruptci tast of Lansing. ly It's Censored." -will be part of The theme of the dance is i > technical engineers, .'vt (> hen worthy goals (like mermaids) bad as I though it would Ik junior*, in 'HA i w the union Police described the girl as Union Board Week, to be held ing in the 16th century by Dr. be based on Paul Bunyon'* life and even freshmen that they lose their own better One more living unit. Alpha sopriomores, -.a time out to defeat an AFL- three and one-half feet tall with March 3-9. Clarence Peaks and Martin S Sona, associate pro¬ selves, their souls, and become Phi Aljiha. had 100 per cnt engineering .student.* t:r oe „■ ; IO d'* k union rival m a ru- blonde hair worn in a pony tail. fessor of art. hired for -Hummer work, both * » They said she was wearing a red something less than human Noel Stookey will be featured. The volume has 120 pages and Art Honorary •tf it a members donate biiaid n !ev late the shortage and to .r.- onal iec'.ion. iauor reUtiona bargaining The mtuuc, by composer Har¬ E2 T uesday C"i*. white hat and yellow pla.d illustrations, nearly all re¬ t< re.*t prospective ong.neera in ry Somers. was dissonant, Jyri* .tlusic Exhibit* Work* contributed by dress when she was last seen. cab and dramatic, underlining Vtorkhliop produced for the first time and pii/es, E.i t 1-m.sing merchants, were u dividual : rmi. Married the action and contributing to Set for Suturcluv half of them author taken by the The current exhibit in the A t awarded Tuesday to Marlca I,. nev. If. is st;ii tot, ear'.., Mr K n- feeia, to see the Housing the emotional tension. Atkins, and Lois Masting.-, De¬ - Smith Africa, In Grant Stralr'a rhorrgraphy. v Publication was made possible Building, A-7. South Campus, is troit junior. ment. trend m general mdustvy Eaeilitie.s ()|H-iied The Michigan Music Educati¬ through a #1.000 grant given la t the Delta Phi Delta Pledge which includes sales, factory ■ technique waa made to serve the Two passes to movie theatre* year by the John Simon Gug¬ Show. Delta Phi Delta is the art on* Assoc iation will conduct a work, general iabor. recreation To All Noli*Vet* Hitler Films purpose of the atory. It wa* both tasteful and imaginative, and did music workshop for classrorxn teachers Saturday in the musi. genheim Memorial Foundation in New York. This foundation to¬ honorary The work consists of water in Fa*t given to Lansing Betty or Lansing were fern*. Mason ai.ci T.i.n eiianeouiv work), E if teen catalogs listing joh op¬ not draw attention to itself. freshman: Janet .1. Thirl. Gr«nd -• whereby n««n- gether with the Bollingen Foun- colors, drawings, prints and Scheduled The principals. Eail Kraul (the fisherman). Harold Da Si ¬ bui'aing. S« ssi ms from 9 30 a.m. to 3 drt'.iOn and the American I*hilo- jewelry and is displayed in the Little Gallery and in the hall*. Rapids senior. James f . Doug¬ las*. St. C laire .shore* *eninr'. portunities and different job* will application* be available for ibder iw-Muen may •ir • • d rvousing facil- ap- p.m arc designed for teachers sophlcal Society sponsored Dr. at the kiekoff. v beer, anaouoced by f>i- "The Union of South Africa." va (hi* soul) and Lilian Janus who wisti to enrich and improve S"r:a's research trip of year This show w ill r c m a \ n Paul Thuina. *unfieid freshman. a After the program the ca:a- f * '!or film narrated by Clifford (the mermaid), deserve special throughout this week *re BL«H»D DRIVL. Page 3 Housing Thcanasr A. the-i-f own muj.it program* In I-atin America, 19i0-51 I« g* a ill be obUjnublv tr>-: Dud h - Kamen. will be shown in the praise for their fine acting The basan-.-e of the .vt\ooi year at Tr.r r arrangement wilt per- ■■ at 8 p.m. Saturday as part minor roles and the corps de of 'nc World Travel series. The Last 10 Days," a film ballet upheld their parts equally as well. 'I iiriiulnMit Fair Play—For Night the Placement Bureau wn prese: tation of ID cards tally Uj A. - non-vt'r.a: aopnorriores m g **1 treahnu-n standing and t > new j«it» come ui, they will be appiy 'under tne .aunt conuitiotu *:--j' the last days of Hitler, Spinster Coeds Choose Their Own Dates a filed to ihc Lstmgs * ■■ vf t- .-ar.. a ;'h the latter get¬ * be shown at " and 9 pjn. in T<: child Theater Friday. The Iraveicgue tells Ike aUrv % Fair Lady1 Lay* year o.fkk) opening.- lusted with '.nc Bureau. Mr were K . - ting first i ndcrriassmfn i riortty: will he re¬ * u the redes from Irtkal areas Ticket Sales End By LOLL! NELBABTM publicity chairman, each coed get together before and after 'he tar Buard. Ticket.\ will go nev th.u year expect,* "b-i many — ot -nur • quired to present letters »f ran- sent fr«»m the parent* tf both the mlm aMirn d iakaa- *rr'( at the Union ticket offn?: On the night of the annual will place her date's name in a dance. » husband and wife plus t letter •rskurg. Ftaldlg acd Durban. Ticket sale* for the trip to see Feb 19 Members of the three Spinsters' Spin. MSU coeds will huge Siamese Crown standing at A traditional pre-partv for the The *eeaery ef ( 't» d Cmd Cage Twin, the laps ami the the traveling production of My Fair Lady'* in 'Detroit wiil end have a chance to prove that the Aud door. There will be a drawing and the winner will be chapcnmcs, committee chairmen, organisations may puf haic tick¬ ets Feb. 18 The cost is 13 50 Honorary Cm-d from the P.cv»ou.>ly rnupte's rlergvmwn. no one except vet¬ "turnabout u fair play." for this could apply for married Tickets may be bought ( oloin-L eran.- Ifrahewabarg ma—lalps and the fam« reserve* asch aa Krugrr today. as a package of -"6 which in¬ is the night when the ;ruys *it back ar.d let the gals take care crowned "{crng'* during in term is- v»ion entertainers and members of the band will be held at a sorority Committee chairmen for 'he affair imluiic Mary Jo Allen, Touring ;"using This. Dutch unless he had 92 cretUU. -aid. done to v«tk>nal rarfc wkere wild ad- cludes price of the show and Augusta junior, general chair¬ Barbara Fatnoude. Grand fla- was Buss Morgan and his band house. the round trip bus ride of the inviting, entertaining and ; man; Nelda Trout, Lai laanstng pid» senior, honorary a'se< Mi rage younger umferc are acta la Ikrir aalaral will provide the music and Noel King's Week," when ok I* AFRoTC Busses will leave the Union financial matters tmloncl and H'-cii 'rum marrying hastily vm - -aurpt»uodi«ga are alaa part d the become the privileged sex. will sophomore, and Lenny Jordan. her >UfT of eight This year the Spin will be St«*)kcy. Birmingham sopho¬ i>bct'AUee hoUMng was avail¬ him. at 4:30 p.m. on April 12. stop on Saline junior, assistani chairs lieutenant coloneta will be tour¬ more. will crvcce during mtcr- begin Feb. 25. Among ' "" ►'« IMMaata of kolk. alalia M* Desires To The Tdilor: Opinion Open Forum ple is free to divorce by mutual Now lets look at law In gen¬ ED 2-1511 Dradline 12 Noon Ext. 2615 ukiiUo.mm'v"»hl"«i «ooW !.»' . lb. i«o. wkalkor H agreement out of court without eral. When you join a society, ifom w itliiu thr unlvrrMly er from outside. Mrmkft of Uk A>«ocUfod •This University exists for giving any reason, provided they there are laws which you accept Press. Inland l>all> Prr»», Intrrrwllrglal# Prrst A**ocleU«a and Ak toe la ted vi.ur benefit; its principle ob- Cullrge Presa. ' have been separated for one and IIW by In your religion maintain situ.i- , jo'tive is l«» u CLASSIFIED HATES you live by laws and it v,hi have Vol is. No IMS Wtnlnt'sdny. Fvln'iiar„v lli, 1057 Vag** Two iii-M in which student* ran grow year f. Bay. any fraternal «i aortal associa¬ minimum IS wofdt REAL ESTATE and develop to the limits of his tion you live by their law* Nmv ★ * * ' FAST I.AN'SINC. OI.ENCAIftN individual capacity . . : Every¬ you balk at the rules evtablehed I d«y *<>« School (liKtiU-t. Cape Cod with thing that can be done to stim¬ Responsibility .itlut-licd mirage, finish¬ Student ulate your growth and develop¬ Rules lo Protect by the administration ! 'ill we 4 day, II SO Il.utlev. ED 2-0004 lUl Late Concert Goers one of our publications here at In my several years of uni¬ 5 day, HAS do kill Mis*,Chapmen, do you- Michigan State. However, we versity life I have aeon many mean to say the Christ implant- feel it is only propaganda to dewy-eyed freshmen matricu¬ ADDITIONAL CHARGES CO I.LEG F. NEAR — TltADE In late. meddle and mutter about id the idea of killing intp men (ot aach word over IS Sour free and clear house trailer sway 'green" freshmen who do with His negative law* as down puyinrnt on this neailv not reali/e they have become • wretched injustices." 4c par day two-tied room home, carpet¬ To Mb* Koch I say. what are new Cause And Headache They are ably supported by ed llsine room, automatle hr.it, part of a very autocratic society. Another remark made by a MSU upperdassmcn "children" with the causes that the administra¬ bMinj charj* .. 15c finlHhed brrr/rwav. attaehrd l'^ l.argr ion x .XMl lot tion should look at" I >"iM ear ruiaife publication Is that the University similar naivete who find rule* I'hone Dri kri Really Company leaky pen trying to via thnt th- FI) 2-.VHW or OR 7-02.12 too restrictive for the exercise ♦■hop'- to contribute to the so¬ of their plebeian pleasures This University's rub** are the came AUTOMOTIVE carefully worked out and diagrammed cial stability of the students by Th<> ronn-rls in tin* Ami iirr (rrnwilly an. of the misdemeanms' Actual!/, helping him or her understand motley group fails to realize that alt the University ha done is l aiH OLDSMOBII.i: Hit Hydrainat nimnri'il I" Ill-fin III H: 15. Tin- assumption schedule. the wot Id around us." tho*e rules against which they t( C -Nl tirr- Exirllent v«»ndltlnn NEAR EAST LANSING Thre, .shown their concern and d;«a l iooe ED 2-24TI altri_tw o_HHi__li*' hedriHtm eonteinporary ranch will, nf mnhi tmil-lit < ii Hint lhi-y shoilM nrrivi' Another thought may be that there are We would like to know how bear the most malevolence wer" provnl of drinking arid pr.vale- carport Exceptionally low down ,-il K:ln. inst lii-fiiii- lln- duiri-rl starts, anyone ( in learn or understand instituted lo protect them. Like EMPLOYMENT pav nient Contact John l.yblk. IV not enough ushers to handle the crowd. the world around us, when the their infant counterparts thev apartment partie . makin;: it === =» 2-1121 or evenings. ED 7-0464. Al- Ai'tnailv :'iki.inn arrivi- tit litis timi- ami Actually any more ushers on the scene world we are living in at MSU insist upon touching the hot punishable by su-Jpehsion TV. - — P.ABY SITTER TO cure for ehild Re.iltots w»v» call Advance Realty Company. 13H does not mean that vni" tnum 11 itif fst ii m of si -a I in i' pwplo i limited to such a narrow seg¬ stove before they will fear the in oui home Days Reference* wotdd only cause more confusion. As a stop partving What th* doe* P niv FD 2-021.1 a Iter r» m pm. hw | SERVICE ini'i italili fnri'i's liaik tin' start itif time. ment ot life The University does tire mean is that w»u mud now de¬ whole the set up Is equipped to handle OPPORn'S'ITY EARN S40-M per 1 Airi'tiiint' I" Mr. Wilson I! I'attl. ilirwlnr not seem to take into considera¬ It is interesting to note that ride as adults if it'* worth rak¬ VL e*-x 14-10 hour* Neat appearing, CHILD CARE YOUNG student large crowds, but the mob of late-comers student's individual capa¬ those who prate most vocifer¬ Phone IV nf lilt' li'ctttri'-i'iinri'i't scrips, by lpnvinp the tion a .inbitlou* Car nr.r*«Try wile In clean home Have an l: ing expulsion to have that party. 4 r.n> o. IV a ED 2-4601. !3u bilities. personality, social back¬ ously about the outdated regula¬ month boy Phone ih,nr< iipi-ti until stin- ushers arc able makes it extremely difficult. ground and moral liber. It seems tion-. of this University have as It you feel »t is. keep it up: In seal *'l inn mare people who otherwise At the beginning of the year, late-comers if you feel it isn't worth risking FOR SALE the University has become a yet failed to otTer any alterna¬ your education, don't have- th.- wonl.l have lo wail until intermission, or a could plead that they didn't actually believe great machine continually grind¬ tive propositions which would RCA PflRTABLE RADIO Two CAR INSURANCE EXPIRING party The old s t> fng that "he old Unbreakable caw. bat- Need fire insurance1 Then whv not break in the prop-ram. the concert would start on time. Concert ing out complacent citizens and alleviate this "intolerable" sit¬ ••.i.ntti* who dance*, must pay the fi t- i.nr, included FD 2-6531. room 2.1" Insure through a local agency. Six propagating mldwcstern iso¬ uation. I would seem that the For rate* ate., phon, A fin- minute wait sottmls like an nver- officials- have all along been working on the a "children" would abolish the dler" is as true now a- when :t months to pav ED 2-9443. 140 lationists attitude, like a great ape ilelay, but wlien each five to ten min¬ Idea to end the nebulous starting time and factory's assembly line. rule and set up their own little was jjonned. ER1K«50NS • ,'u e- SFVKN llrnk boot*. >i/c '»'/ FOOT xkl^ Pole* MAKE YOt'R TABLE smuit to t.e ute- is multiplieii times it.nnn people, who Lastly. let ke»ni in. mind that begin promptly at 8:15. Some students have In the past the students have society At present they must be a., i ootact Don FD 2-RH10 140 *eeu with centerpie. e* exquisitely society doesn't actually -n. curved m n-e Suitable for b-mquet have mailt' it a point t" I"' in their seats classes that don't get over until nine, but been granted the personal re¬ ton v deciding who will be the on the practice of pnvate-apai".- TRADE IN BARGAINS Washer* term parties dunces FD 2-0C7I In st >on si bill ties of acting as adults reingc'ator* and large on time, a preat ileal of time i< lost. r ngt • that doesn't concern the 8:15 rush. papa nient parties When you we " tclevi-ioii $10 05 up $125 CRAEY 5*AN LIKE thow Pl;i\ - of 'he University The two Rose- Donald M. Poltin t'iinvert poers rhoulii.tiliow time to finii Another habit of Michigan State concert younger, your folk- didn't want «*.* r-. M-l e.o . S- i vice Store .1110 ho, v reallv make it Cop 'em fur dig ED 2-RfMB bowl trips are outstanding ex¬ ♦ r Michigan , t! voi11 next gig von a parkinp place, lie nshereil to their seats, audiences which is undoubtedly annoying amples that come to our minds you to entertain when they were HHJ>IN(S CAMERA F3 5 an«tlg- or ED 2-fkMC 14n nut because the neighbor* were take off their pouts, look aronml to see who else attenileil the prnpram. ami take a thor- to visiting artists is the.rude ha*tc to leave as soon as the last note'has been played or at the moment Roth the admin¬ istration and all others who were Responsibility snoopy Well they still are. don't blame the - h'»'l f«*r j«rx - 1 ; • ?■» v Coated j•: «;vnchr..ni-ed lens 12n-2',x2'« Shutter one second to $25 ED 2-4IH75 or STUDENT SPECIAL in contact with the students To Tltr Editor: LUNCHEON 75c niipli look at the eveninp's prnpram. sung. At best those that exit first can tenting you and itself 75e h 've commended them on their 1 hope that someday people ATTENTION STUDENTS' HfY I'vople who fitnl themselves Aamlinp in only be a few cars ahead. exemplary conduct. Why, whe nwill In- able to write comment* Messrs Sahakian and Bark. . diamonds wti>>le-.ile '» cir.it Sp.v#.d Di'ly the very re.» on the rule- we-, tin. I'l'iiwili'il siitc aisli' just tietore tin* en- it j-erle-t stone at $:tVi ' There may lie a tendency for audience* to at home, under tin- watchful eye in an unemotional state instead . -a? established i- bee.iu«- the st - - SMOKE SHOP GRILL cert lu'pins, perhaps have a tetiilency to feel that if they are quiet during the per of the University, are the stu¬ t>f in a frenzy. dent is the primary interest .»! lilame inmnipelent nsliers for the conpes- formative, that is all that Is required of. dents not given these same re¬ Now don't think this Is a prud¬ I"'..! ROI-I XlHOMF TRAILER 15 the ndmifH-trntioTi TYF'!\n TlirsES. BKIYJIrr^ sponsibilities. Supposedly the ish pen writing this letter be- feet tw-» iH-.lr.Kii" Excellent eon- t jiin ami ill-lav. The fart is the nsherinp set¬ them. Fach audience that attends a concert t'. lEinferth Petty* -1 :fr»n Lot 14 Pine Itluft Court manum-ript*. etc Expertly done at cau.se it isn't I'm a transfer stu¬ re.r«-in.«b'r- rite* Phone FD 7-767" parents are for the recent action HO up is not a hit anil miss proposition. Kucli Purl | ,»kr is representative of MSI' in the eyes of t iken by the administration, but dent from a college situated in usher has receive,I a stiff hriefinp on a the performers, who travel all over the I'.S. need a valentine* campu* PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER THES¬ we think parents should lie con¬ the city of. Boston I'm working and Ftirope. When MSI' concert -goers delay program* tacted as i group, not just a few individuals and correlate their my way through have been on my own for quite school, and Life (an Be R.-.I; «*'" St-irho FD PHOTOSTATS Same day MADF AT service. Htckt I'hont ♦' SAVE ON GAS Russell's Ihire Oil Service from people'* Chureh Discount to all Actos« tf opinion of performer* cannot be very favor¬ forum can be arranged to allow any other male on campus, fl The inside of Mr*. MtWrod Vin¬ Several day* ai'o a ijiieen was chosen able. the interested students to voice like my beer and gal just like cent's car was a m*^- Floor HOUSING TYPING ALL KINDS Done In ( mv home Reasonable. accurate She was chosen on Ilie basis of beauty (tne solution might be to shut all floor* then opinions and hear the ad¬ the rest) I'd like to look at the mats were torn up The side* Phone ED 7-7t»l7. tf ministration'-. viewpoint We al¬ administration, not as a hungry of the doors were slashed *H» ft RMS1IFD APARTMENT WITH and personality by people who, throueh the until the performance is concluded, thus •rm'f entrance ftilitie* paid F-u - TYPING THESES. REPORTS, efficient planning of the ronte t haul had so hope the University official* lion, but as a group which has a scats badly ripped ;!'■ ■ phone ED 2-MUR after manuscripts, all kinds expertly done presenting a wonderful fire trap. Plain old «to no' just sd back and let this big responsibility When her «cm cleaned the nr , 140 any time Phorte KO 7-7010 East Lan¬ a chance to meet and talk with all the can¬ courtesy appears to be the solution, and it 4 sing ft "blow over." A university must There are over 18,000 students two days later, he found ?He ! »»v f (TRlfffsivVED W»H didates is up to the individual. b» dynamic to achieve its goals! enrolled here now and each one • ■ »w. mjlr- sludentx P.irk- APPOINTMENT FOR APPLIPA cylprit A possum w.i- hiding fi.ihties e-'f-gme privilege* TION and passport ptrture* now This is not the usual basis for the selec¬ A recent speaker on the Saturday night Harry Gregory is the responsibility of the under the rear sec - . f ti 2-112" 14* helng taken at flicks Studio over Han' Webb seh'wil The student'* well-being shepard* Shoe* Phone ED t-fl(M. tf tion of a queen. Many are chosen hurriedly, travelogue series received an unfortunate Man Star is not just a persona! problem, ATTRACTIVE ROOM WITH prt- hj'h In area of heautMu! on the basis that one. or several, of the t.- or¬ . f b- il'ci s«d betv»e,-n r'vssey, example of MSt"s "disappearing audi¬ INFORMATION but a problem of MSU also The c,e« Graduate Student oi profes- ganization know her but know nothing of ences." A* soon a* "TIIF FN'lt" flashed on * * * University is responsible to our cte ...eal %t\ v,-." pm tn or Ph-.ne weekends ED 2-1176 13* SFUDNUTS *' I roR.-e r.-*lly h.t the other contestants, except that they are the "screen, people jumped Up to leave, t'n- parents, ourselves and our coun¬ tH. '.obi! SPARTAN HALL One half at least second term freshmen with a two fortunately the speaker had an important Scandinavian Life try to give us a goo*t education EIMI AND WILDLIFE ( I I K ROOM . d-.-ubte iimni open f«»i mate T»V Vm at and provide a wholesome otmos- -indent 215 la-wtx Phone FD 2-2573 THf SkUONUT SHOP point. For something that means so much closing remark that never was said. To The Editor: ■*.30 p.m.. Forestry Cabin phEre for our four years. ifUNrSI INTER-BEMDEM E 73? M A C F0 7-9171 to the participating coeds, more care should It is time for Michigan State's students Relng a Scandinavian guest of Anything which might detract" COUNCIL t.ARGE CORNER ROOM for fe- l»e taken in their selection. ; msle erad «ttident fit) Call at 147 to prove that they are capable of handling tin fine University I have fol¬ from this will bring our parents, TYPIST ANN BROWN Phone 4 p.m.. Abbott lower l»«unsrf» ; Fh/.drelh FD 2-646r». 13* TV 2-2*90 Electric typewriter. Term AWS is try bur to change the situation. adult roles — including common courtesy. lowed with interest the contro¬ who pay for many education* In WATER CARNIVAL MNfi HOUSE EOp RENT Beautiful two naner* and theaea. Alan general Its new regulations require that an organ¬ This lecture-concert behavior is a prime versy in your column.* about the this university, down on the he«fr«.wri bnrk duplex W2T> Ann tvptng tf AND QCEEN FLOXT current rest net ion* limiting the school. All the University would S'r-et Two bloek* from campus ization sponsoring a queen contest should example of student ill manners. It would freedom of MSU students to live 7 p.m.. 3h l*ni< n PIV Q-'tMft 140 TYPING DONE IN ITTT home Peed would bo one rape or Term paper*, tnaraea, 4he*e*. Rea¬ turn in its petition to do so a term in ad¬ be a good starting place to improve. according to their pemon.ll drunken brawl anil we'd be plas¬ YWTCA sonable rate* Phone ED I-e72g *ffer vance. standard* I do tint wish to par¬ tered all over the papers and 4 prn., Y House. Knitting PERSONAL (■roup. 7 p.rn. Y H"u-« MUSIC FOR DANCING Smith- This rule will allow the organization more ticipate in the argument, but magazines in this country. DO vol' HFI I EVE In reinrarna- Jarkman Band Phon* MD West time to consider what specific qualities its It's On Us pei fiaps some know how these questions are would like to The panty-ralds of last year not only were printed In the Cabinet meeting STUDENT GOVERNMENT nr." You may find "Ut sooner tha* Fo„ t'nr.y 136 Shaw or ED %-Wtl « queen should have. It is hoped that this act I led where I come from. Boston papers, but started raids 7:30 pan., 32 Union ATTENTION MtTSTC Kdin* Darts Orchestra. ED 7-9906 BY the period will allow the organization to set up Twice the State News has commented on The formula is simple: there at MIT and Northeastern also. its contest so that memliers will have a the fact that radio stations continue to play are no restriction* whatever on We're a big school and therefore MUSIC BY PHIL Hough and the TYPING WANTED BY former Lost and Found Delta M* I-r-stater* Phone Stgmi MSU secretary Term paper* thaw*, chance to meet and talk with the contest¬ the old version of the Fight Song, using social life in most student quar¬ the administration doesn't want Phi ED 2-M68 tt etc Arruraeg guaranteed. IV ants Instead of placing their judgment on the MSG lyrics. Fach time others insisted ter* in Scandinavian Universi¬ to take any chances. »-716*^ that the records have been brought up to ties. with the exception of dorm¬ You can't blame them either. LOST and FOUND pictures of the coeds. If this happens selec¬ itories used bv American sum¬ The school also has a responsi¬ Wrist watch rect TYPING form FAST. ACXXJRATR. ewr- ED l-MR aftar *tx pm.. date and distributed. Ear mulls tion of the queen can be based on some¬ mer school student*. bility to its graduates to keep it¬ Watch, no case found I CIST. GAMMA 4>Jea*e contact PHI Beta Kay ptn If Mondav-Erlday. Mont- and Sunday. All day Saturday If thing besides the fact that one candidate is Following Monday night's big win over However, under our education¬ self in good repute. You came t-. roery ED 7-S743 1» Man's grey (want* TYPING OP ALL kind* Noatle known to one or several members through Purdue, Spartan fans sat and listened in al system student* enter the uni¬ here because you thought that Man's hat and accurately dona In ngr home dates or classes and the others are only discomfort to that same old version of the versity at approximately the the school was a good place to Necklace REAL ESTATE Reasonable ratea. ED 2-S7D. tf junior stage, first year studen** get your degree from, yet now faces briefly seen. Fight Song. Wedding band 311 HOWE STRICT The conduct of a iieauty contest is not So, the State News herewith volunteers on the average of 19 or 20 year* old. you want the administration to T*«ee bed'ooro i*ftck. 17.000 TRANSPORTATION loosen their regulations so you the most crucial think in the world, it is to purchase a recording of the new Fight Another point may or may not 1 --f>. Immediate occupancy. RIDE TO SYRACUSE. New York agreed. However, it means a lot to the eoed Song for that station so that next Monday's have relevance; the divorce rate* can have a good time. This is a good school because they haven't Night htafi CONTACT Leaving around February 19. Con¬ tact Margo, room <0, South William- it- Scandinavia are considerably loosened their standards, bo- who is chosen queen. It will mean even game with Illinois will be accompanied by Xuht l:*Mur laro McCAli REALTY lower than here, in spite of the * .%««*(. Mihi Miiot lu tnopf cause they have kept their re¬ RIDE WANTED TO Toronto or more if it is well planned and run. up to date music. fact that any Scandinavian Hllr K*ll«r lie* Barrell IV 9-S44I vicinity. Weekend February 19 and cou¬ spect. fttafr Barkn Zartr any ether weekend. Contact 14C Ab- ALMOST NEW TWO bedroom 13* SliirlwaiKl l)re*s Popular I r..nch with attached garage Finished Crossword Puzzle ; "creation j :-x*4 Always phone Advance Real- Lyblk room Latge lot IV 2-1121. evenings ED- Phone • tx Company Realtor* '132 ACROSS 1 Knor k gently 34 35. Exactly Symbol for sodium Cool Pastels Seen for Summer Wear 4 Begins 38 Infrequent Editor'* Note: This i* tke sec¬ Cool pastels the predomi¬ of last season is back 9 Male swan 37 Of thee are again and Shirt with a matching unprc*s«»d 12 Night before 39 In a rev¬ erent attitude ond in predicted a three article aerie* sarins fashions an nate summer colors for your .spring and wardrobes. This year, tins time planned even for greater things are it. Softer collars, pleated skirt. Still other playxuits have FORECAST for CLASSIFIEDS: J3 Fish 42 Individual* throat hout the emmtry. The Daeron and cotton blends are easier sleeves ami casual fitting 14. Cretan striped U»p5 with a solid colored 43 Statutes third article will discuss acces¬ extremely popular, along with bailees hre the new features mountain shorts giving a one-puv*- plax- High.• • Readership 44 Not fat sories 15 Share 17. Command 4(1 Bouquet 48 Notch, d By AUDREY .MACKMENII white newest sharkskin note in which fashion Is the fabric added to the '57 version of this dress. suit a comes two-piece Kx>k with a co-ordinating solid This also The Solution of Yesterday's Putin 19 Fodder pit 51. Sumimi news Pleated *kirt* with sleeveless colored skirt which buttons from 20. Gratis State New x Fashion Editor 52 Style of The ftophlftticated carnal Iwak shirts or roll-up sleeved blouses waistline to hemline 21. Kind of 2 Humming- 8 Of least type «f the 1939'n In comprtiat with are a recurring theme. Silhou¬ The ivy trend cheese 54. Wolframite* bud length Daydreams to the tune of continues to 2:1 Chemical compound 27. Raises 55. Sheep 58 Trolleys 3 Iranian 4 Iridescent stone 9 Apple juice 10 Poem "Down over m Miami" Bermuda" Moat or tlmmgh "Moon the the baby ftportswear dress loak In the cwllcclhHi. Easy ettes lean toward slim easy lines, softened at times with bloused •how up in button-down rolled sleeve shirts and back belted The Low...Cost m 29. Chilled 30. Not any 57. Terminus DOWN ft, Black tea t» Before II. Barrier lli. How heads or the many coeds plan¬ neck line* reminiscent mt the !•'« sircis soft cowl effectft that de¬ tops. Two piece separates that have the look of one when as¬ skirts and pants Fabric variety in these include clan plaids in 18. Vibrating ning trips South over spring va¬ velop Into hack V'n. sembled continue in importance. cotton chambrevs, check-, 31-. Tavern 1 Twilled 7 Tar Heel plus 32. Encamps cloth State: abbr part cation Brass buttons have a fresh Flared akirta shew- ap aa part 20. True state¬ novelty cotton and Daeron But sometimes these day¬ look on sweaters and usher in a of Ave and lit part ea-ardiaate stripes. ment Michigan Stale News ' T" 3" * ' *■ • T" t dreams are interrupted by feeling of the early 30's This group* where easy mixing awd 21. Edge v.; thoughts of "What shall I wear*" feeling is also reflected in "shirt- matching play* an important T «#" 22 French historiun or "Will last summer's swim¬ mate," a three-quarter sleeved, rale. T 24 Fine cloth ming suit still !h* in fashion*" V-neck shorter cardigan button¬ The one-piece playsuits with 6 & 25 Silly except day* after boUOaya: To set your mind at ease, here ed low and suggested to co-or¬ matching skirt will have a large del freahman team bet wee rr X' 26. Memoranda ■ y 28. Strong are the various fashion reports dinate with the shirtwaist in place In this year's fashion pa¬ da Ml rade of sportswear. Some play- . 33 Goddess tin sportswear from across the dresses or separates. 73" TT TT 7j of discord country The popular shirtwaist dress suits are styled after a man's varlati— of the a*nMa—. TT" 34. Ship's boat 36. Paper Styles in bathing suits run the JT TT w measure scales from glamorous form- It 38 Gray with molding models in Stardust glit¬ jST | ~*r age ter fabrics to demure, youthful 40. Abscond •V 57" «r 41. Shine JUNIOR FAN-MIX SENIOR COUNCIL SENIOR COUNCIL SOCIAL two-piece swimming styles Col¬ • i gg ---- - Pot twttt Engraver Daa Volaaaawl 45. Sea birds 7 p.m., 35 Union 7 p.m.. Union Board Room COMMITTEE ors are bright and vivid Neck¬ rftiilolPage MMet KUa Mfher A4veaMai Dlteetar Jmu4 fi w 55" TT 46. Corioded IINT.INEKRING COUNCIL PI ALPHA MU 5 pan.. Union Board Room lines are high in front, shaping E *r *r +1 47 48. Line Little: Scot 7 p.m., Olds Hall 8:30 p.m., 34 Union IAWS STEERING COMMITTEE off into a deep V in back TT Is 1 73" 7" 49. 50. Sunburn Former 7:30 p.m., ALUMNI Electrical Engine¬ MCTHOMtT GIRLS CLUB 7:30 pan., Wealev House 6:30 pan., 301 Barkey FINNED SPARTANS tf ^ some Large hem-line pockets on skirts have chit-chat ap¬ ft#; IS Union. Movies iil 3T TV S3. tunes Denoting a ering Library SPARTAN WOMEN'S LEAGUE 7 p.m.. Union Ballroom 7 pan.. NEWMAN CLUB peal. Sleeves this year are pleat¬ ed. puffed or at times pushed m mm choice HISTORY CLUB 7 p.m., ference Room Physics-Math Con¬ AGRONOMY CLUB 7.30 pan., 310 Ag Hall 3 p.ifu Old College Hall. Catfmm hour * above the elbow and tied with bows. -gsTHysis -ahsjaw- TW... Reds Call February 13. 19'? MtntMAV rrsrr vriro Page Three U. S. Acts Blood Drive Continues Aggressive Norme and (Continued from Page I) Cherry, Ssalnau smior l.ynn Campbell, Detroit theta Iiella lt< I Thelj t \i sigma - Theta I'I r ill — If.; I'i — n ? — * I * 3 Dalle* I miriunt — SU N' S — 10.3 11 lion MS Fail Smith YtOMFN'S lion MS I iinl.h H'illiatn* — - T.S ? .« Hallier I » General Assembly Junior. ifii.1 Kappa 1 p. i P, n si-ma — — 6! : — Itnlleflield — 18 We.» » »\f S|.. \ Sluu 11 fc « I 1 Debate Sought The Wolverine will donate nn Iieli.1 Tan I'hl K.tppa Delta - fan —• II It Hrran I aM — Sha w ?5 ? * '* I;1I1 h r 1.1 N'.rlh — W illiams H 3 ?' ehi;i.ived yearbook to the living I tin ltd a t hi \lpha — 1 ? Me,I - - Shaw — fl unit blood drive chairman, whoso Mr ma Chi -it Itnwer — •« | Sonlh I'ampheil — • 0 UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. Deli a I hi — f I N'nrlli CampBeJl _ liviri" unit i-- most rcng. 1 S —. ?« sip ma Nn — 1 t Oast Yakelev — f. (T)—The Soviet Union Tues- the drive. SOMONITTPS MI S S CO-OPS Mason \bh»tt — — 11 f ? ,|:|V nii'ht accused the United 'P e living unit percentage to¬ /eta Tan Alpha — 1*6 I'hlllip* — I* tal- snvder — | j6 si„t,M of oggreasive actions o far are: I'i lleia I'hi Kappa — Alpha IheU — 110 I* fi West \ aheley West l.ihdmi — 1.1 around the world and called ffUTIHMriF* \lpln Alpha Ip.llttn I'hl — *« t in omega — : | ~ 1 1 for a (leneral Assembly de. Alpha I Alpha piit.,n I'hl Hii Alpha —- — I on**, IB* Alpha Ktppa Alpha — 3? Delia Himmi I 3 tatc on the situation. — I .irrnhfiiMr 51.3 TERM PARTY COMING SOON? — I'hl lirlla ThMa tlphi Vt Delta — I 3 — \lpha I'hi — M Soviet Deputy Foreign Minis- /el 1 Mela Tail — II | \lpha Omlrron f»i — ** «0 I'hi , r Vn/sslly V. Kur.netsov made Kappi l'«l — II I • hi Omeica — f" I charged in a letter to prince Alpha (iainrna Mho Alpha Sigma I'hi — 2." 11« • ■ immt Chi Deia — !.« II \VF VOUR II \llt — Delta Delia Delia - •.Van Waithayakon. president »»f Alpha I'i I hi Sigma — "ft.5 Alpha Delia I'i — ' 1 Kappa phi — '?• •hf tW General Assembly. He I'hi Kappa Sigma — 136 Sigma Kappa — I'hl Mil — I I I I k KF.AITIFIT.I.Y Triangle — |U ,-kod f<»r action by tho Arsem- Alpha liunmi Delta — It iv without delay . Kuznetsov changed that the | STYI.KD United States has committed ag- I j,r(vs-yvc actions by building mil- ".;if-v bases in western Europe, Music! Music! Music! P y . . . Iiy . . . Turkey, Iran, Japan and Okina¬ wa capable of using atomic What during appears to be a movie scene about maneuvers in Dolomite Mountains. the moon Is really Italian pararhnte troops i \ j- jT ELD A-DIANE 2lit'j AIIBOTT ROAD v. capons. He charred aha that Amerl- bases In England. France, 17 Nation* Pledge Support Ell 2-2116 •«. nn I Britain. Weal Oarwany. lUly, Turkcv and In» eomthute a | 11; thPftt to peaee. Kuznetsov complained that thr S budget contained unpreco- I dented expenses for war prepar- European Trade Zone Plotted PARIS f/P) Campus Classifieds Yottr Key to Better Values . . . i/ow Cost . . . I y.or\* He said money was being — The economic Tariffs In the 17 nations would considered the free trade tone | appropriated to build new bases ministers, of 17 nations Tuesday be eliminated gradually over a might be a long stride toward Brazil, a jet plane base in pledged supjwt of a plan to period of about 15 years until all Ii ti rope an union. WIIM I Pakistan, and air forca bases in turn non-Communist Europe in¬ I Taiwan and west Germany, to one vast free trade rone of would be able to buy and sell Erhard said tho "ultimate o»»- SENIORS AND GRADUATE STUDENTS Kuznotsov did not present a 300 million freely among member countries. jeetive is integration." He did people. It is potent¬ | resolution. The procedure will ially the world's richest market. Words of Inch support and not say whether he meant eco¬ IN ENGINEERING, for the Assembly Steering Sir David Eecles of Britain eaution came from the United nomic or political union, but he | committee to decide whether to called for a treaty by July to Suites and Canada. They sent added: 'Establishment of the PHYSICS AND MATHEMATICS recommend consideration of this launch the plan to tear down observers, bpt neither would be I free trade zone renders political r(a item. The committee will tariffs. Rut he made one reser¬ members of the zone. I today. vation that threatened to delay "We want to be sure." Raid co-operation useful." Peter Thorneycroft, Britain's The Douglas Aircraft Company I: will be up to the Assembly, the program. U. S. observer John It. Holllster, I r.m n tempting to wind up the Chancellor of the Exchequer, I p'eventh regular session, to de- The chairman of Britain's "That thr rrmoval of tradr bar¬ said without elaboration the eco¬ invites yon to board of trade told the Organi¬ rier* within thr arra will not In¬ nomic plan "is not the limit of | He finally whether it wants to zation for Economic Cooperation volve increased restriction* or come our vision." ON CAMPUS INTERVIEWS [ tuke on the new complaint. (OECC) only industrial goods discrimination against outside Budget Minister Adone Zoll The Soviet Union already has should be included That would countries." said not'only good* but people . i complaint again* tkc United leave tariffs on agricultural pro¬ L. D. Wilgress of Canada en¬ and money mini be able to FEBRUARY 18, 19 | «ute | ipriil before the Assembly's polHleal committee. This i rhargea Intervention ducts. Economic Minister .lens Otto dorsed Ifollister's warning The European market is im¬ freely among the I? nation*. Spain, not an OBCC member, move OUTTO Find out al'out die interesting portion*. a?«i«tance in by the K r a g of Denmark objected portant to both the United States f-irth» vour said it was interested in joining rir," your edu» l'iorr f d out-t ted statea In the domeotir Mtrenuosly. luding pr<»rnr». Krag said Denmark and Canada. The sentiment of the delegates lion I affairs of Albania, Bulgaria, as an agricultural country could Economics Minister I.udwig opportunities with the wi.rld - Ijfge-t matiufae- seemed to lx» I ncrhoslovakla, Hungary. Po- summed up by lurer of air«raf! a»id f,et f.»«t* li>iri» SHELL not join under such conditions. Erhard of West Germany also on Thorneycroft, who told the I land. Romania and the Soviet Portugal. Italy and Greece took urged members to avoid conti¬ meeting: condition*, rp-einh fi'd.tie- i?d opportunities to alleged anhvemlve the aame view. nental isolation that might cut I Ktivtty by the United States ft such n market is created, advance profe**•» predMdM at the Home coat checking will 'be done in the center of the field- V—tnduUan at Orand See Your Pleeement Office Ikwfc, will deacrlbe the (0- house, and APO has said they |«* Hume Style Center being will provide enough coat-check- To Arrange An Appointment TOU'RI STRANMD high on a peak in the Andes. Wind's I—!', on the outakirta at that eri to accommodate the large l«t Thu prajdet ii ■ piuneer- turnout which is expected. rising. Thermometer's dropping. And the next llama for l* nave in UdddlLh and Itiidjr APO is a national service hon¬ I.ima leaves in 7 days. 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MICHIGAN STATK NFWJ4 T»»is Four -Staff Column- Pettit Eyes Mikan's SAE Ifcrs Kaplnrc Ml Win (V x On Time NBA Scoring Title ,-y ■ lly JOK HOFFMAN , I' i Sigs Defeat Psi U, 33-27 By 1»\\ I. ROGERS •AC If w hut out until T«'il gnal Dan Sharp scored tfic lone .%/ ' i THKY finallytwomade In their it on time. one-point setbacks earlier in the year, .Michigan State's cagers started their comeback rally just NEW YOKE (ZD—Bob Pettit of the St. Louin Hawk*, only three years out of the college ranks, is in an excellent position to better George Mikan's scoring record in the with srv- SAK goal at 1:52 of the second National Basketball Assn. little too late; but Monday night against Purdue they I Ion -ch I • the ico To surpass the existing point * 'lu edged I'm rpsilun a minutes gone llfHTsoh led period. The 6-9 former All-America mark. Pettit needs only to av¬ were right on time in nosing out the Boilermakers by two i •: #. K. .'V margin in one of* the ADR with jivi points while Vice, Thrta Chi 1. Rather Rambler* 1 from Louisiana State pumped in erage 22.3 points in the Hawks' » * c«-fitc:-i - «»1 the Tuesday wtio had nine markers at half Ra> Maize's goal with 1 29 points. 33 points against Syracuse Mon¬ remaining 17 games He has been night IM lUsk.'tU.ll I .f.iu'iir 11; t, i finished out with 11. left in the third period gave day night to boost his season's hitting at the rate of 28.3 a Fit Sum.i Chi it v .« Da\e •. * * * 'I hot a Chi a 1-1 tie with the The comeback started with 9:30 remaining and State total to 1 ,.r>GI. That's only 3/2 h-r mid.»!•!«• game. lb-Hand hi i hug n ev\ .it t.iM ti-hi.undi'i .! .mil: '•> IM llorkrv Rather Ramble!v. Maize took a in points behind. It was a team comeback with all of the short of the Mik-n standard set And, if Pettit, the defending pass at the blue line from Dan men scoring to bring the Spartans to victory. by the Minneapolis star in ID5K scoring champ, can up his av¬ (miU'iijiiI i i i "| >| •. i !. I.t rii.il i. Foster and "tick handled past a ,, 1u take hi.! fii Hi.1 hull': By ItlCK JKR/V erage to 28.8 pointfc, he can sur¬ Jack Quiggle will be remembered as the game hero, since i i, Rather defenseman to score the to I* r 11 s\E I'orkfLs I. C'hrz Cie.it it'»;iI tending Pierre'* 0 by Chris tying After marker a scoreless first period, he scored the last two buckets, the final one being a long Tig igcrs Obtain pass Mikan's 28.4 average. Barring injury, Pettit appears • d.md with 11 < di/du.l -pai kod the SAK Rock¬ one-handed set shot with eight seconds to go. a cinch to win the title. Hun- Mil ::I . \*.i: Joliu II -hot.-.. et. ( !.• ' ■ .i I'i.ne I H . victory ovei Tuesday night the m the Ramblers scored midway in 'the second stanza. Ken Christian Defenscman picked up the But John Green, Larry itedden, George Ferguson, Dave Scott and Bob Anderegg all contributed heavily as a team Jtick Dittnicr hersup Johnston Paul An/in of Philadelphia have and Neil scored 1.403 and- 1,345 points, to continually grab off Furdue passes and take down missed DETROIT (/!'> — The Detroit 1M h.. k«> puck deep' m his own territory respectively. (ill. ii..i continually call- Tigers Tuesday acquired second a,i- and skated through the Theta ei.ike good save.- ;r th. Boilermaker shots. The scoring leaders (includ¬ . 'on Chi defense to score. baseman Jack Dittmer from the pane's swarmed the .SAK ing Monday night's game): ( tii / * w The game proved to be nerve-racking in the final two Milwaukee Braves. I'ritit, So. I.onlx 1.5(11 ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■% minutes as the Spartans missed three straight free throws. Dittmer, 29, can play either An/in, I'hilactHptu.T l.t OH IM Results But Green finally sunk the one that put Stale two ahead second or third base lie. hit .215 for the second-place Braves in Johnson, .srtiayrn, Syracuse I hilartrlphM Boston 1.345 1.22* Kit* and thus set the « oitsv, Mottv Mulls 3'». Bower 31 it. ItuMiiirv ij Vets I 3a. t reu IK \ I'ln \ u. I i in r, scene tor Quiggle's game-winning shot. 1956 but games. To get Dittmer, the Tigers l.o\ ellette, Shartn.tn. 'I »V in a n, Minneapolis Boston itochester I.07H 1.01H HH2 Vi-h l\ I Midi.u I--or IJ Dirk Cunthrr should *ff plrn- Let's hope Monday's punctuality will stick for the re¬ Mar.niley, St. I.nuis *;» I tor in* y Toads *r«, Vetv | s gave up outfielder Chick King I. Ill's 3 V I a wait 15 I* of artion this weekend when mainder ol the season. Better yet, why not stay ahead and fill the Charleston roster and an¬ VALENTINE SUNDAE It.Ills 36, OUli.esis u the Iowa llawkeyes invade Jen- : IiI-Iima-lit-rs TH, Vets II |t Niilsery II '.h. Ilorlii iillurr liiMiiiud !i Ilrpuiii n 'i ilmfriti i-on Firldhouse for a Rig 10 be early. ★ ★ ★ other player to tie June 15 King will report to the named by IM Schedule Itihrh ». Tunis u ilorliil) ronferenre tilt with Mirhlgan Braves' Wichita farm club. TOOAV I ommcduns M. Hit Tefinrrs li State. The six f»imiw * 1t * mx MICHIGAN SUrN -I0MMD c.run • Mr mm too tMTHl; SHOWN MS . *;«t J® I\1K.\! NORM KESEL FLORIST TODAY EXTRA If I'hunr Kll !!..°l.ilil STATE BtmUiu Um to llu I rwbt. J# I mil ,v Jerry Cat toon— "Dmviihc.it Hear" A truss fruni I'niuii Stota "Th. SpwUat irtoh" Ii&- 1.4Irst World News and Spurts Highlights CuteM "OOrich Est ut 1" raw show T;ts rji. Odds Favor Brown ' Ranks TTSgli in Classroom Sports Old Timer Lauds Spartan Hockey Captain Sieht «port * Mitnr—firn llippa Vllke 1'Nvlllf C • 1 "VCr Smith for Title m. i Mlf'HIf)\S STATE NEWS Modern Baseball Rates Versatility Title r.t.rujr. IJ. 1»S? fair Fl»» WASHINGTON f/h)—Look this way, .ill younff squirts! who jiryuo today's baseball players are Br Jl'NE Tl'RNT ft superior to the Lightweight Versa!illty should lie Bol> Jasson's middle name. Not only is he captain of the Spartan hockey squad and its star de- IM Hl-llghls old-timer--. A man who is possibly the oldest living old- time ma jor leaguer thinks you're right. Bout Slated fenseman but tie also finds time to maintain a :i.-| all col¬ George Wmkelman, energet "don't hit as well . . boo much lege a vera pre. a pitchor and place A junior with another year to , — - - All fraternities MUST have a representative present at a baseball'-: hii'Mmg errtphuxitt on the long ball " U'inkelman preceded f'obh by For Tonight check any opponent trying to cries the Spartan blue line, Jas- (budic Sere scra'ch meeting •<> be l.c.-i ' day at 5 i '■ This ineetmg i in the IM office in fAitunctcir. ai :i." fi -ay e-tIIC.-Ited tliese some 20 years, of course. But he contend* the 1057 big leaguer has "much son earned a 3.7 in his account¬ more imagination" May Coach tys. Thev'ri raised a little with the fraternity This explains why the perky fore any definite action could be mre but the rest of the came in the Memorial Cup play¬ the IM Office. Contest¬ Beliveau taken Serr «ign a? 'w Orleans the battle was team scored four'goals in 47 sec¬ lli'ViiiK'.v Niiinc* .\iilr vorrit by rounds and resulted In MOXntt-.AL lI'*—Ted Lindsay** v pnk-lonp* slump and a onds to win 6-4. lARAMtE. Wy».. '.1' M.k- I .ptit decision. With his excellent background Miami Bench rule*;. four-point pickup of his own currie I defending* champion lean Beiivcuii of Montreal to the in junior hockey. Jasson receivd Cotgan. a high school coach »t I top of the National Hock¬ offer from Mmkcgon, and a former pl&yer ; w ill be by the "must »ir-,t system in which the ey I eapite's individual >eor- a pro ('ariadienv the Montreal Upon the advice of at Notre Dame, was named I DIAMOHD ..1 a round gets 10 points inir heap Tuesday. Fat'kfTg Are Confident hi< mother and friends he de¬ back field coach Tuesday night at the University ..t Wyoming I nine, eight and so tin. cided to get a college education « he fighters are signed to B«T\» iu. the t"a*iji tgang- ling center, h id Ron Kramer Will .Sign at Michigan State He intends He is the first of five assist¬ I HEEDLES I in ants to Tie named contracts for the mat h, last wees - games and lifted hi- to continue that education to get by Wyoming's r.nrF.N BAY. Wis. (db—Coach new head coach. Bob a master's degree in accounting Devaney. il get •a about $5,000 timn and another $0,000 from total purse close t . I*.in' t ■ i*. a * *i» h»i gether 28 go.i's lamts.iv. I if.- h.»- put to¬ and V* agists - • ♦.,«r left Lisle "Liz" Blackbotun flreen Hay Packers said Tuesday he of isn't "worried u bit" about the A meint»er of Phi Eta Sigma (freshman honorary for men Ii AT The automatic eight- with a 3 5 average and over), he Have a WORLD of FUN! i i winger ami l,iule has been waived for spends his Sunday nights coach¬ •itext and six-ounce gloves tcr. dropped had into i "n-i x|,* and place r"W weighing pro football offers fiom the Packers and Hamilton. ing Lansing junior hockey. Tmtt with fITA WHOLESALE According to J a » s • n, who t > used, deadlock with linenute Oordie Out., of the Canadian League. l/nbelievefef* lew Catf t on rut: m iv ir no r irks Rrnun's right hand is the nnh fi'-we F. »c*h ha: M pw?;*.., roaches because he enjoys it, I 'Sure," Blackbourn said. "He'd there are quite a few good hoek- Europe M5-MI ir<.tittM.ihle f a rt or in the i> the «'ii cm*' leading goal pro¬ i •tamps hid to retain his title. duce! wi»h 32 whde Lindsay has go to 10 Canada if tie got times better an ttvan ours, offer but ey pla vers in the area but due I to lack of time and facilities it's Mhn r. *> $13* Ptf utHs favoring Broun vary the most 4f I'm confident he'll choose tiie hard to develop their talenta. 17 Orient Ray Seffler Mm 3 t«» I all the way up to • Andy Bathgate of the New Packers." ' » "Bob is one of the steadiest to 1 with little aetion. York H.mgcr* . a r«m«r fourth "We can't *ign him unlil June defensemen in the league." at W'-cn Brown won the * ■',> m his home town champ- »»f wittv4i» j««nts He's foll-med by N'»rrti t'llman of Detroit with 47 anvhow. until he uses up bin eollcfiate Loach Aino Bcssone said. "He's CUSTOM SHOO I eligibility," Black- also one of the best puck car¬ Orleans, he claimed he in - ISII tits bourn added. and important on our pow- I CAMPUS inas mi and Mght hand in 'lit finished the j >b ikmg the mitt in the 14th e<- Sophomore Glen Hall of De- t'.oit has the best average among the goalies He has permitted Kramer plays renter on Mi< h- igan's basketball team and pla: - ci cellent play Plus that, he's leader for the team " an ex¬ K.IST GRAND RIVER ON THE CAMPl'S {I m to go out for track in the ajinng. Jasson feels that the Spartans* EAST I.ANSING, MICHIGAN r. he dropped Smith twice. J12 g«Mi> in 52 games P»r 2 15 either a as a high jumper or discus taking counts of seven mark The -coring leaders: thrower. losses, this season tributed to any one thing. can't T#e con¬ I MUSK SHOO ■m ■.inc. ;! at the Smith was saved by end of the 14th ttvlhreau. M»iHrol r. X % p»« M M. Kramer, the Packers' N-« choice in the National Footb;.It 1 "It's factors a combination of many but mostly our coming J, Di-spite the two knockdowns How i*. HIlMolt it r *i League draft, was non-cofnniital l indMt. nut on the wrong end of the III. I KOI I p v.ting was widely split The Hithialf. \r» V»k about his future planf. score " fcree called it 12-3 for Brown rilman. in (Roil H'Miif. Montetl : one- judge 9-3-3 for Brown, I It/rnkrrio. I hirico ir- "ther judge had Smith out VI Nu-ImmK. MMirnl 7-6-2. II Ke-Pards. Mnnltol IllmSrid. Mnttltfll W« Havi Tht FaaaiMt DANCE THIS SAT. ValtufiMt i« Towr — featuring — lino Phil Hugh and the ihr mo*I nentimental IEL-0-STATERS HALLMARK CARD SHOP Parking Lot Entrance 309 Kant Grand River CORAL GABLES - BAI.I.ROOM - Thuradajr Til 9 "9:30 In 5:30 Daily DANCING 9 - 1 NO AGE LIMIT IN BALLROOM luriMMM UNIVERSITY SHOES Eyewear Fashion that is fabulous... TVrt-'s an outctanding selection of 5park- • ;,n« fashion eyewear at Wallace's, in addt- 'wfrto our dependable optical service. Call K) 2-3117 today for an appointment to kwe your eye» examined ... our East ~»nsing office is now able to offer speedy. ; spendable service. get a lot to like } Si Iw. c. nmsN !8.9S hi it imfomSEBAi with a Marlboro WALLACE OPTICIANS DeCAMFS FILTER • FLAVOR • FLIP-TOP BOX . fill I *-> Ph. SDX4UT Liyou fcawwa, hi K. juuwiia w B *•"* ACROSS FROM THE UNION If I hiomum «rAn Nswa fx* Kh Final Plans I'ebnury IS. 19S7 m ' State Reviews For Mid-East Policy Rally (Continued from Page I) Eisenhower, before authoriz¬ It was clearly on the strength ;!?!■ 1 MSU's Budget Announced Initial congressional reaction clearly reflected the administra¬ tion's view although Sen Spark- ing Hagcrty's terse statement, discussed the Soviet proposal by telephone State Dulles with Secretary who gave him a of of SovfM Dulles initial views of th. I plan that Eisenhower concluded Moscow's main motive Finiil plans for the first brief summary of the main was not East-West negotiation man (D-AIa ) said he "wouJdnT basketball rally in MSU's but an effort to reverse what Appropriations Slieed like to see the proposal turned points. regarded as mounting Arab ac¬ history, scheduled for Fri¬ down cold." ceptance of the American plm, Eisenhower's Middle East pol¬ 82 Million l»v W illiams day at Jenison Flcldhousc icy resolution is now before the Dr. Soria Finds for easing Mideast dangers. from 7:30-9, were announced ' Hagerty nparted at aa Im¬ Senate Foreign Relations and IU JI.KItY JINMNCJS • today by I! oyer Forbush, Armed Services Committees, lliiltlcn El Greco promptu news conference that Eisenhower also discussed with State News ( apitnl Heporler having -been approved earlier by Dulles the progress In America!' chairman of Spartan Spirit. LISBON bP)—A painting by the House, It would give the Slate legislator.- took a rlos e look at proposed appropria- Sound trucks will tour the President advance af*proval to Spain's famous master El Greco efforts to persuade Israel to withdraw Its forces from the lions for MSI"s agricultural e xperiment and extension pro- use U S. Military Forces against has been discovered by Dr. Mar¬ campus to remind students of Gsm Strip and the Gulf of tin S Soria. associate professor grams Tuesday. the free rally between 6:30-7:30 nny open Communist aggression Aqaha areas. and other MSI' administrat- in the area. And, in its present of art history at MSU. It was President John A. Hannah, p.m. found hidden in the store room The White House press chin ors appeared at a meeting o ! the Senate Appropriations form. It would authorize an declined to reveal whether | The keynote speech for the o! the Lisbon Ancient Art Mus¬ emergency military-c ronomic Committee to explain their rael had yet made known its u' I., wndeitake ,i r« .\ an.t • -x- rally, which precedes the Mich¬ aid program for the Middle East. eum. pnnounced his dis¬ titude toward a reported Unite • 1/ fund requests for P.»">7--"»s. '1 i)| > i'.' " ! WltM ! hi' p.wided i cm at c;, progno: Michigan far::.i i1 mei t t'.-'p the I he Navy's XROF-I. a Marine officer displaying a rollapsible one-man helicopter, hover* over disassembled version of the aircraft at igan State-Iowa tilt on Satur¬ day. will be given by Dean King. An attempt to rut the aid fea¬ tures out of the resolution was Dr covery Soria tonight. He said the States offer to publicly doclai* itself in favor of allowing I competitive i'u.••: -!. iti f,u I'alo Alto, Calif. After a special hand number, defeated at today's session of painting was made around 1562. He also said that during the last raeli ships through the Aqal tl.c \ find ' .< iv.-i ;\ i the cheerleader* and Sparty will the committer*. This derision, three years he had discovered Gulf if Israel heeds United N.i ('oudrii viicl llie exp.indetl take over, followed hy a lalk reported to have been taken on lions appeals for withdrawal m qui pirn « I i v<> \ >■: r.u illUeti.tlH if program, about $!i million over a whirh would cost fivr- WKAR-TVlo Present Horn Riccir Muun, athletic di¬ rector. # a 17-11 vote, wax a major vic¬ tory for thr administration 15 other paintings. unpublished El Greco its forces. yt.tr peiinil, wax planned by the The Playboys and the Dudads Mst' .tj'jM'opi■ )!.• .in: f ;i..ngiti.i!i> ..I ItHlUir.ll i-Xpei linef.1 tqiifi-liM <*>47H.!>00 (.it XichiRan (■lange Sen. and Klinei Farin Porter Ituirau. other farm groups. iti-tlhs - the .ISalional Live Programs will entertain midway - through the rally Drawing for the door prizes tlnl, |i!.iri! hi • ( (|Hit', .tii.i t'h . i !.eld i fuurmari <.f th« Approp- National live programs. prtwnUM exclusively for the na¬ t-> scheduled for 8 p.m. Mrs. !<• hnologv progr.-if. It <• p « - ii.iti'.r.s C'omndttcc. a.-ked w h> Eurddy Anderson will draw the •«rvt ;»n i x- nccde-'. if tion's educational stations, will he carried on station Ki-ttiOHKan pr«»r. rcscaieh was ticket for the grand prize of a • oo piiiKie.! research piogui!;: a. .w - eis ate already bothered WKAU-TV tieginning March 11. I»r. Armantl L. Hunter, !!i-Fi phonograph with a dia¬ I It'll 11 ui • l» > huge 11op surpluses. station director, announced Tuesday. mond needle. In his |!»37-5K huilcrt. «im Mrniirn Williams chopped thlx •..tied Members p..i of t irillarly the committee c ccneirned Originating in New York and Washington, the programs are l»r. Hunter termed the new Movie ords. dinners, passes, clothing, rec¬ sporting equip¬ january special! figure iluii n to a lump sum uf about duphc af im <<: efforts be¬ ment and a 1957 Wolverine with to t>e presented by the National series "a substantial and out¬ y.t.lOO.IMMI. tween MSI' groups and other the winners' name engraved on 11. .irtiiiiii l.ilioi. > if.. M.iklt.: I .i• I'.. I '-it'll • - • .i:;i'lu ic Seii KoIh I Kiulkf.c i P-C"!- p.roadrasting Company and the Kilwi atmnal Television and Radio standing contribution to pose and potential of the med¬ the pur¬ it are some of the other prizes plastic (.1 -.pi • i i that will he given away. follow (i"viM p.>i William- i«- asked Cow den if Michigan Company and the Educational ium. This will, provide us with .-tiiij The prizes, except the phono¬ . Television and Radio Center. ommenuati'.ns crease in p can also in¬ ifccrili'c tin* amount n-nili it- c.iicn no! by save co-operating agricultural with Ann Arbor. a distinctive program service which has not hern available to graph, have been donated by Lansing and East Lansing mer¬ patent ^ I)i. Thomas K. Urnvden. ilcai. olht I .fati ■ ! CO .11 ct: ager.c :e> The network programs will Ix? those of us in educational broad¬ chants. «.| the College ..I Am h ulnar . v • I'aul \. Miller, director of the telecast from tl .10 p in. to 7 p.m. casting previous to this time." More hand music, accordionist plained \«. I, MKC •• reque-.f I!*."»f>it agin wltiii.il eX|H'rirm i t t wax o Operative F\tension Service, also i|birred for posxihle Monday through Friday for 11 weeks, with a second 13-week The features programs and noted will present leaders in Bob will Knappe and Noel Rtookev entertain following the handbags 7.95 than double: tin unit of live programs being fixe subjects areas literature, limn I' nil cliiplieafioii ol effort between drawing appropriated i"i Pi >• the I Xfension Service and other planned for next fall with Di A I) Van Nostrand, amuiiir llr. Hunter xahl fhc shows Coach Frank "Bucky" O'Con¬ Come sec our beautiful collec¬ stale agencies, particularly the j/rofessor at Brown University nor and the Iowa team, who ate being obtained hy WKAK- host, economic geography, Tic univeim' •. In -aid \i m" I oiiservatiou lleparlmenl and as agreed to attend the rally Thurs¬ tion of black plastic patent IY from the network throueh with Albert Burke, director of the Michigan Tourist f ouneil. day. will he introduced hy em¬ cooperation of l.ansing's MM American Institute for Eco¬ The f xtrir-ion S« i vu e - r« - the cee Joe Hoffman. Miami Reach, Ihix baas, satchels, clutches, outlet. W4IM-TV. The programs nomic Resources, mathematics, [Man to Ai* inal. phase of the program, and la credit ti'flehi'is course are this enrolled quartet. in the The and Kncluiiiting Menace. course will be "offend again 7..">» the set, plus Fed. tax. lU'HUllVUI F)rW «w m spring quartet •pen-to*, open back »h»M. f- ■ • •' VWWWUSWVWWVWWUW.' 1.95 ■ par F fe' :j AEIY2 SPEED :j ji fid/ere i SPECIAL VALUE! FITTED TRAVEL KITS T-IIOO rfmlle, control. Matched •pt-akcra. pcr- J formed {or .100'' sound dt»- vary with the different styles. Buy for • frihution. 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