I* Kk ircnjph of th. | ... Let's Go Spartans - Only 1 Donation Days Left ihowcr ON TNK INKIIIK motive Two Srnat* CmmlUfti have fiv THr orTMii,; anprov«4 a rrvlirl rglllon ti iffan StateNews :iation Ihr's Mli-Kaa rfaelutlon. Hrr >.tory MI* I* $** h«iy of vhat (irorgr irwhuia Forfy, famrg ab ar¬ writer, mi fauntf arlftlng m a ri\rr. He's horn miming since il plot, lirrrmhcr IS. Story Ml* 4. rs. m Ini- re that I wltt. VOI- 48, No. 139 irrlrai KAST LANSING, MICHIGAN—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 1937 PRICE 5 CENTS rael to « the Blood Drive Stalls; •all of Fire Guts Rest Home; i chfi irr I its a? Unite rleclai ■ ng Aqat 1 Trailing setaR5 ed N., Sponsors Reveal JI7.*» Pint Total 14 Aged Die in Flames iwal < (Compared to Last Years 1,006 Of the Approximately 18,000 students enrolled at MSU, <7."i have donated blood in the annual winter term blood .Iriu-. The blood flow has been very slow so far, according to Men's Union and ANNS, sponsors of the drive. Wednesday, - ,-(SB pints were donated. Last 1LA Sirike Old House year's winter term drive col¬ moc lected 1,000 pints the first Consumed three days of the drive. For those students and faculty Paralyzes In Minutes Contest members whose days are filled with classes, the bfi>oi drive Wate rfront headquarters on the fourth floor Revised Union will be open from 2-8 p.m. today. It is not necessary Stale Marshall to register before giving bUmd. l'/iitl»itrp» Plaretl To liiYe*ti«rale Jatc music hy the Playboy* On Kail Shipping Voir* for king will provide atmosphere for the drive. The hand will plav from COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa. ( asl at Dance 7 to ft tonight In the t'nion con¬ NEW YORK f/P) — The i/P»—Fire roared through a course. A sound truck wilt also second dock strike in three 71-year-old hilltop re-d home All coed livinir units have tour the rampus today. in Council Bluff* Wednesday The giving of blood takes only months Wednesday h e I d lyreed to support the new afternoon, leaving It known version of L'MOC according nbout ♦;"» minutes, report Red Mat* New* Phot* by lads Wat* tijrht grip on Atlantic ports Cross officials. Recorded music- dead and l.'J in hospitals. Three voire*, a guitar and an arrordton will he featured In enter¬ from Maine to Virginia. Mile to ( buck Leider, president is being played in the room i.i Nine patients a ere taken *o tainment at Friday night'* pep rally in Jenhon Fieldhou*e. Follow- of Alpha Phi Omega, nation¬ which blood is being taken. Cof¬ upon mile of busy water¬ ar.other rest h»mi( All wire ins the rallv i* a danrr and *how in the Union. al service honorary which fee and doughnuts are being front subsided to almost either mod or infirm These lu employes at the home. sponsors the event. served to donors after they have ghostlike silence. were Officials -aid the total of per¬ Panllel and Women's Inter- given their "pint." Judith Manage, Rapid City 30°b Raise Implied The International Longshore¬ sons mvo|v«vi at the time of hi* p.sificnce Hall Council have ap- men'* Assn. said its renew ■ i lae vav freshman, and David Towar, De¬ contract strike was lot) per rent (•ntvcl the contest for the title The flames were hnmcht troit senior, won Wednesday's un¬ of Ugliest Man on Campus with • i I. following changes: All proceeds from the Senate Proposes effective ers ir. .lie No among one it.* 45.000 .ba k¬ disputed the c.->u- der rnntrnl in .ihnut two hour* and firemen started a systematic search of the charred Latent word from Washington dripping event ore to come from the jumble of metal hospital beds MSU Tuition Hike that the government ha* no was d;tn c only. fallen timbers and burned cloth¬ "!. There will be no soliciting present plans to intervene in Urn ing for other possible vietims. strike a* It did in November. f',r votes for the candidates. Stat' hire Marshal F. .1 ifir- A sizeable increase in tuition fee* Foilv-five ships were caugh* J. All proceeds from the was sujrjrested hy state ion -if Iks Moines arrived i»y will go to Alt.) to m New York Harbor, already dance con* legislators Wednesday to help cope with MSU's growing pait.ally crippled t>v a stubborn plane in the late afternoon lo in¬ its service • rnic projects. financial need*. vestigate the fire Tentative plans for the eon* 13-day tugboat strike OthcM, The sutrjrestion was made at Fire Chief Wafilo Merrill re¬ a meeting of the Senate Ap¬ inbound, sought strike-free hav¬ if«t rail for a two weeh cell¬ ported the three-story fran.e ens elsewhere, but ing before the donee. The first propriations Committee, attended by President John A. they wer; building, covered with tan as¬ . hard to find without going far •irp u III he the selrrtlen of a Hannah and other MSU ad- phalt brick-pattern siding .vent rand Ida to hy ooch oood Mvh| afield. m in ist raters. up in flames all of a sudden He .*■ Arrangement* were mad« to unit. The SS names will be sub* milled to a committee of presi¬ dents of the living onlts who -February 23 Several of members implied that the committee MSU ap¬ dock the. world's largest the Queen F.lizabeth. at Halifax. liner, said by the time the first tire truck reached the fire—threr or four minutes after Shindig Plans the alarm propriations for 1957-58 should N.S.. if need be, and bring her will eliminate all hut Id of the sounded -flames had enveloped be lowered and tuition fees rais¬ hundreds of passengers into New randidates. the entire building Some of the ed—perhaps by as much as 30 York by train Her sister ship, During the second week of the contest all students will be asked THE PLAYBOYS Real Woodsy9 pei cent. This would amount to about the Quern Mary, did the sanv' victims licrls. never got out of then for Hie blood drive thing during a previous strike !-» vote for their choice of the ... . . . Jaek Kennedy, f'ouneil Bluffs Dick F<>* will call the square *60 a year extra for state stu¬ Some passenger liners contin¬ " The five men who receive the dents and twice that amount for Nonpareil photographer. who door prizes, contributed by East ued to arrive here. Not only did <*t votes will become the dances which will be scattered reached the scene soon after¬ Lansing merchants. out-of-state students. they have to dork without tugs, ugliest court on campus." through the evening at the For¬ Stair Sf#< I'hotn by El ward. said flames were shooting Movie passes went to Bruce "I'm not arguing that fee* hut supervisory personnel had to (inly those attending the Gilbert. Cleveland, Ohio, fresh¬ esters Shindig Feb. 23 should not be rained." Hannah unload passenger baggae. Cruise . , (Titian b* my \ alrnt ine . . . hundreds of feel in the air. I'MOC dance will be able to The price is two dollars per The victims all were in the man; Keith Marrow. Toledo, said. However, he added, it ships were expected to get away v-tc for the campus king. The rear of the building, once an or¬ Ohio, special student; Bob Weis- pair and tickets can be pur¬ would be beat If all puMic edu¬ without too murh difficulty nan receiving the most ballots garbor, Massillon, Ohio, junior; chased at the Union, at the For¬ cational institution* rained their At the complete mercy of the Lorn Is More Collegiate nate mansion built in the lata vil! be crowned at the dance. 1680'-; m what is now Morning- Audrey Ross. Allen Park sopho¬ estry Building office, or bought fees at the same time. strike, however, were cargo ves¬ I'MOC was last held two >ide addition, the highest and more; Jerry at the dance. Any Forestry Club A 30 per cent tuition raise sels. Skcllenger, Flint raf- ago. At that time each "Ctl living unit chose a candi¬ junior and Chcrie Ward, Lan¬ sing senior. member has tickets to sell. Tie* will be rut off "cere¬ would probably bring in ditional million and a half dol¬ an ad¬ ped A freight embargo was slap¬ on must of the Atlantic Hearts (ttul Flmcers most BluRs. from Omaha. scenic across .-trot m Council the Missouri River date by soliciting funds. Each moniously" if they show up at lars of revenue in 1957-58. Gov coast to These people should pick up prevent a pileup of Violet Hedriek. No Longer in Vogue penny was a vote. one of the em¬ their prises on the fourth floor the Shindig- Williams' 1957-58 budget would railroad cars. However, the The content was run in con¬ There is no beard contest this give MSU $29,380,680 for ployes. said the stafT was just of the Union today. oper¬ pootofTicc department made ar¬ sitting down to lunch alwjut 2 junction with Campus Chest Alpha Epsilon Pi and Alpha year but there will be free ations and $7,314,000 for cap¬ rangements to have Navy per¬ »nirh was given 90 percent of p.m. i EST) when she heard two Phi Alpha load the fraternities kickapoo-joy-juice and prizes, ital outlay. sonnel handle mail if necessary By AUDREY MACKN1ESII men were put in i lw«x from of the patients yell "Fire." the money collected. for best costumes, one for each Dr. Hannah defended MSU*s with 100 per cent of their mem¬ to keep it moving. which they were drawn by "We ran into the ladies' room This year all money received sex Loggers plaids for the nun requests for increased appropri¬ A purl strike normally costs "Don't send me no corny Val¬ bers donating blood. Sixty-five chance Those special partners and saw the curtains were on from the event will he frem and gay nineties dress fur the ations for next year, saying that business a million dollars a day entine — SEND CASH'" Th«"-r per cent of the Pi Beta Phi's fire." Miss Ibslrick said. "There • ulf ef tieheta to the dance coeds are in style. MSU's proposed budget is a in lames. HowevFr. trade source* and other melancholy greetings were called Valentines. have given blood. four alsnc. There win he ae money have been received and scut by were women pati<*nts in Bailey is ahead in the men's The Women's Gym will be tight one. said this strike was not as costly Still others attribute the holi¬ that room. The next thing it halved in the vellag. dorm division with 15.5 per cent. decorated with evergreen trees Asking for more capital out¬ at its outset as meat ethers. They Spartans on this sentimental day to the fart that during the looked like the whole place was Any profits from the event Ellsworth House leads the men's — whole evergreen trees'—and lay money for MSU, Dr. Hannah explained that the Taft-Hartley holiday «»f holidays. Middle Ages in Europe, "the on lire." mil go to APO alone to support Bob Eberhart and Noel Stuukcy said. "There is no institution injunction expiration time was Yesterday Spartans battled co-ops with 36.1 per cent. Coeds Firemen quickly summoned r service projects. These in¬ anywhere with a greater short¬ advertised long in advance. their way through the crowds of birds began to mate <>n Febru¬ of South Williams are ahead in will give their all to make the all available ambulances and clude the "Save Our Grass" age of academic plant space." Before the strike began, the chu-khng students who were ary 14. hence the day was dedi¬ See BLOOD TOTALS. Page S joint jump, according to pub¬ nurxex administered first aid to MSU had asked for *25.960.- browsing over present day Val¬ cator! to lovers. campaign, coat of the coat licity chairman Durrell Fenwick. ILA and the 170-mernber New the injured on the ground before 000 in capital outlay appropria¬ entines. and the purchase decis¬ As for St. Valentine, history checking service to be run for York Shippers Assn. were in thev were taken to hospitals. Spartacadc, sale of the football Mackenzie, Pilger Member* of Variety tions. i n c"l u d i n g construction general agreement on a 12-point ion was greatly in favor of cards which showed modern art sket¬ s.iv that he had no connection with the lover's celebration. He Miss Clco Clark, an employe, balloons and the fall term blood on conscrvatio n, communication contract proposal outlirfcd ny rescued a 15-nionth-olcl girt, orivc. Pieked Chairmen Shim to llold Meeting arts, business administration, mediators. A wage formula haj ches or humorous greetings with iii. wh.»sc t haj'i*-ncd to: tival to lie the one day was on this child of the manager of the Final approval of the contest chemistry, social science an I been hammered out—32 cents an insulting punch lines date home. Miss Clark said she heard For Greek Week All cast and committee mem¬ But the day of the humorous ••• - i u>t tome from the adininistra- civil engineering buildings. hour added to the present $2.48 .• fomeone shout "Fire." She ran ' Valcfltine has a!wa\* In early America, bovs would •n and is expected within the bers participating in the Union These were almost entirely cut an hour average over a three not been back into a back room, snatched out of Williams' budget. ith us. Back in the days of the either purchase the most elabor¬ seek Next week there will be Board variety show are request¬ year period. But the precise de¬ w Mary Kay MacKeruie, Walled ate and flowery card they could up the child and fled through « ed to come to a meeting to¬ After the war. Hannah said, tails on .such fringe issues as va¬ pagan Romans, thev u-cd to meeting of representatives of Lake junior, and Nic Pilgcr, find, or else they would try their the back door, shielding the baby fcnflcl and WIRHC with the night in room 31, Union, at the university could carrv on in- cations and holidays stymied have an annual feast v here the Lansing junior, have been chos¬ own artistic talents along tflis with her arms. Her arms were TMOC committee to discuss 8 30 p.m. Sec MSG. Page 3 final agreement. names of voung men and wo- en Greek Week co-chairmen. burned but the child suffered lino Valentines were comprised final details. Tentative plans for Greek of sugar-sweet vei.o and were only singed eyebrows. Week will be submitted to 1FC Ultrasonic Waves Even Clean Clothes given only to they chosen one Nome of the patient* got out Executive Council for approval of the burning structure on foot fast Girl Found Sunday. Committee chairmen sla The latest thing among big nders in 1850 were bank note and in wheel chairs; others wrre I" Gas Station Eleven-year-old Karccn Grc- will be chosen next week. May 19-25 has been tentative¬ ly set for the festivities. ' Five fraternities have already Razor Dirty? Liquor Raw? Try Sound Valentines that looked like legal tender Occasionally some tm- romntitic jh-i sons tried to cash Sre International Cluli FIRE, Page 4 By MIL REITER of human hearing, have their presence of submarines or mines An ultrasonic drill with waves them, Jfnow. reported missing by her signed up for Grerk Row and Sew a Night Editor underwater. vibrating at the rate of l*z mil¬ During the First World War. Slate limitations, says Dr. Hiedmann, and block sending, '.aids to men overseas. On Buffet Menu fields of communications and would be reflected back to the metal, and is utilized in making And many srivii-emen received and aging liquor to testing «*Sinaw and E. Grand River. Delta, lambda Chi Alpha. Phi materials testing. •Sonar" device. By circulation such things as special dies. Al¬ Valentines picturing flag-wav¬ Michigan State International K*rccn had been reportedly chemical products and con¬ Kappa Tau, Pi Kappa Phi Slid Ultrasonics the United of wave reflection it was possi¬ most silent ultrasonic dental ing .sweetheart*. Club will sponsor its 3rd An¬ Mc:; ">• trolling processes, according to in Kalamazoo walking to- Farmhouse. States have been used to clean ble to determine fixation and dnl!> also in nual Buffet Dinner on March a world-renowned ultrasonic* arc use. It was during the roaring *29'* Ten Greek organizations must Jjfd *30 Brody Dormitory lot about expert here at MSU. small metallic parU such as m size of the object. Ultrasonic equipment is also whejt todays moie casual a lid 2, in trie So i.i) Hall of J*eoplci> Tuesday night. sign up for the row before th«? Dr. Egon A. Hiedmann. who electric razors. That same principle is being being used in the field of medi¬ sate* tic cards were introduced. Church nt 6:30 p.m. According to Lansing police, university will rtart making im¬ delivered the first talk on engi¬ In Germany, sound waves used to test the quality of ma¬ cine. particularly in Europe, Dr Anyway — Happy Valentine A varied menu will feature 7* -irl had stayed all night in provements in the area. have beeft utilized terials, whether they be con¬ Hcidmann reported. Some jour¬ Day. dishes from India, Vict Nam, neering possibilities of ultra- even in an service station in an attempt • ' ' — ; "ultrasonic laundromat." The crete. metal, rubber or the thick¬ nals report that ultrasonic Greece, Brazil. Denmark, The * sen ics just 20 years ago, today run away from home. She has Hand Auditiona Start notes an Increased interest in waves arc directed through ness of corroding underwater equipment is being used to de¬ Lit, l ro-li-N«,|ili I'liiM Philippine* and the Arab coun¬ S'n turned over to the Juvenile the field, with more than 300 clothing and help loosen dirt shtp hulls. tect gallstones and foreign bod¬ tries According t<» C y n t h i j ""a j of the Laming Police. For If'aler Carnival Dantr In Follow I latum, Poutiac ultrasonic engineers in the Unit¬ particles. But water is Hill fhr. llcidmann said the energy available for use in ultrasonic* ies, measure thickness <»f the testinal wall and ferret out in¬ ab¬ II.ill) chairman and ro-«M-diuaic»r, the senior, foods ed States alone. needed to wash away the jmrti- Band auditions for the '37 is about 10 million times the en¬ Union Board and Frodh-Soph menu will Ik? "more cluboratc fraternity Sets . Water Carnival will be held to¬ The professor of physics lec¬ clc*. Sound have also been ergy produced by sound waves normal growths. However, he emphasized that Council will co-sponsor a dance and sumptuovis than ever." tured last summer at five Ger¬ waves 'Holier for Tonight day through Feb. 22. announced used to speed up the liquor ag¬ in normal conversation. He said ultrasonic energy miut be care¬ Friday night immediately fol¬ Tickets' arc now available at man universities and was fea¬ Ray Guidos, Flint junior and the small wave length of ultra¬ fully and expertly administered. lowing the Jcnison basketball the Union Ticket Office and will The Smut aewic* fraternity tured speaker at a special meet¬ ing process. * band chairman. There should One of the first applications of sonic waves allows the bundling He said the United States is Just pep rally. be on sale until Feb. 23. The be 13 men in the band, plus the ing of the German Physical So¬ S" hold .n APO Smoker In ciety. ultrasonics. Dr. Hcidmann said, of the sound energy into well- on the threshold of utilizing Admission will be 50 cent* a cost is *1.75. For further infor¬ ,7 College HeU at 7 tonight. leader who*must be able to ar¬ was in "Sonar," well known to defined rays and investigation of sound waves in the medical pro- couple for the dance to bc~hcld mation phone Mike Rellia at ED Ultrasonics, high frequency !CDU^ and cs-acouta are range. Those interested should navigators fur detecting the w cli-defiued areas. R-Uvu. in the Union purloiy from 9-12. 2-1009, ... sound waves beyuiid the range contact Guidoc al LD 2-3391. feoffors to lite Editor Michigan State News7 b..ti\ ImI The MUhU&a Patty by M*r*t tl.fH Students and Family •aurrvtrtua. It •-« *> •* HUtf N>*» It pabltabrd by students without direct faculty but »h.!c s/ekmc to >rr\e officii store- of ihr university or of the student ihr best inlr/ftli of both, sUtids ready !.• battle'an % mm' wh.-h wculd drive a wcd^e lo-tween Ihr two. whether If conic* from eiUwa the university or from outride. Member of the Asiurutrd Expansion Program Is Folly T«i Tin* ITtitor: Much h.'iH boon said of late , 1 fill citizens. And because of the high standard previously oxer^ you •would your home." use this dorm as y ni How many Ft) 2-1511 Deadline 12 Noon C,ailli.lld5I Ext. 2615 »'re>v Inland l»aily Pre**. Imercollefiaie Pre*s Association and Associated about the sumptuous expansion eised by our colleges and uni¬ girls can sit around in shott : in lotlcK# »'re*v versities we have some great their dorm lounge" How mahy Itiat is being planned by the T»H >.l;iv.r 11. ir.7 i1 Tv.t- University. More buildings are minds today the parallel -of fellows can bring girls into their CLASSIFIED RATES I ni;i r\ whom the modem trend in edu¬ dorm lounges any night lite minimum 15 words HOUSING lieim: -elected to accommodate cation. I fear, will never pro¬ week" I know that I myself more students. Many universi¬ ROOM WITH KITCHEN for male ties are following suit. This is duce. could bring a girl into my living 1 day A0c student I.Xt Fern Siwi m piobably one of the biggest fol¬ Donald M. Polzln room at home anytime I wanted 2 days $1.00 lies of the.twentieth century. ★ * * to. Not so here and we'are stm- 3 days $1.30 LOST and FOUND posed to make this our "home." Mass education -the modern Idiotic Rules I do not that any¬ 4 day* $1.50 I.OST EARRING. PAt.E htm> i Detroit Under Shackles t end Mas- education, which all suppose but invalidates the previously more action will be taken on 5 days $1.65 To The Editor: this letter than was on the food Mbndav evening. Februatv II Oj respected bachelor's degree arid ADDITIONAL CHARGES (Treat sentimental value to owner First. I want to thank you for complaints, but I thought that I Finder notify Janet Bates. Ovid places a premium upon more for each word over 15 Nfn b III the article entitled "Positive Ap¬ ... would put in my "two cents.", and more schooling. Even today the master's degree is a must in proaches Suggested For Rules." Paul Seheid 4c per d«y t.OST. WAt.LFT. FUHENK Burn" Of Over Zealous Police that the girls ARE Return to 208 Faist Landon. l'lu>n.- raining primary employment; a I think ★ * * billing charge 15c FD 2-2557. 14; treated as though they are not to doctorate, to bivome a college be trusted. Granted, there arc a I hit* Off LOST. RAMMA PHI Beta pin. I instructor. How many new de¬ found please contact K.iv Mont. grees \\:1! wc have to create few that cannot be trusted, but AUTOMOTIVE p. FD 7-l>74."l 1 . • it- complete stock and had more than To The Editor; A IV u week- a}-ro the citizens of fk ♦ when we have a vast overflow of .. this any reason to subject all idiotic rules" 1 Having read, with interest, I »»• CADILLAC FOUR door. B-» PERSONAL were once a vain subjected to an in?f• i t.iH- for copies. doctors? the women to ! m-i m's. flood rubber, good condition, Almost without your article appearing Monday ED 2-1372 alter hiv ment on their rights h> their U*nev«»! • ft. This brintr- the question of just what Modern educators have lost o..n't think so. regarding the art film prepared j «:vir» bv owner. vlich indiscriminate censorship proves. Past -ight of the purpose of higher exception, all the girls would 11' m » l» WANT TO TREAT your Swor Then shake your feet at the Sin overprottn'tive police department. education Instead of training have a lot more freedom were by Allen Loepa on the paintings !I W.-.2 MO. RED. Excellent con- dig 1 This time Police <'ommi^-ioner Kd\\ :»r«? experience indicates that publicly banning they to live at home. Mo.-t moth¬ of Dr. Abraham Rattner, I (liturn 21HH1 since complete engine qualified men to become the !ovrrhiiil Good paint, new baiters. S I'iireins decided it was hi- dutv t" pro- |MM»k« or movies, which enjoy any kind of er-' don't feel they have late thought 1 would olTer you a PI...nc FD 2 27«»8 M0 leader-, of society they have sideline which might be present¬ tect Detroiters from John n'Para'- n. »■ prestige, defeats itself. People go in droves turned the university into a ii mutes to hand out. Also many MUSIC BY PHIL Hough and the ed. to see movies which have heen banned in rcithers feel that at the age of Mel-o-Staters. Phone Delta Sigma IVti N'ortli Frihlen'ck." < ommi--iom r Piv giant high school where every " A number of MSU students BEECHEM ft KNIGHT ED 18 their daughters are old ...... Phi " one cilv or another. pi r a»n with the price of admis¬ have been involved in the pro¬ pin- was not content with the ban p alter- enough to use their own judg¬ hack edition- of the hook. In- went a! ill the Hook sales follow the same pattern. Pun¬ sion may receive- a "liberal" ed¬ ucation Under this system the ment about quite a number of duction of this film. Not a large ■ 1954 DODGE. tudor V 9 w'tk REAL ESTATE" ning obviously pon nigra pi fiT* literature group or organization, but a way and outlawed tin- hardback edino i»n things. HOUSE ACCOVn general standard is vastly lowt ' - small number of people willing t'aesrr-'.rion. p o * >: ' FRATERNITY of the seem- to create m» uproar from the public. unworthy per¬ If a girl is going to be untidy DATES .10 Priced to sell. See thu Inspector Melville K l»ulla Hnr qr.-c *'th matfk. defeat themselves. The answer, of emir.se, is hct- til HOWE STREET michi fall into the hands of minor- lh--aid gets cleaned but only in time fur I speak in regard to the music J if.*.-, r.' ! iw nuls/tqC very tei education. This means a accompanying the film. I was T1",-.- bed'^om farck. IZOOO that the hook niiirht !>«• all rich* for adults. The problem of censorship and who much highft standard. It means mom check and then .it is let go Mood ♦ too mechanical CO"- d:»r. Im-nediate ocr ipi«t.y. should control it. has heen a sore spot until the next room check. privileged to compose the music However the commissioner would not even tfi.it some will not make the for this film, "Genesis of it: CONTACT 1 think the bigg«*st joke to the j prant adults the intelligence for reading throughout American history. The more grade Throughout the history of Idea." 'last spring, and since the MeCAlE REALTV man there have been those who incoming freshman in the greet¬ educated Americans become, the less the beginning of this twin I assem¬ the hook did hot make the grade. They ing. "This is to be your home for 1051 CHEVROLfT. B.IA r spod reupe IV 9 5441 cen-ors seem to trust them. Of course an bled a small group of fine musi¬ The fact that Commissioner Piuitins the next four years and we want have, nevertheless, become use- cians to assist in the perform¬ p . i- p.- ql'J.- trae- would not like hi- son to read this lnn»k i- illiterate public would not bother to read ance of the film score for this v».«»d literature with ffs "obscene passages." T* sharp b'o*a a"4 Spring Neckware Good no e\eiist> to prevent adults lixinu in a -up- particular showing at the Uni¬ ( i rOMERE NEAR — TRADF in They would be content with the trashy I '-j. i wii' male you a your free and clear lioti-e trade: po-edK free countr> from reading a lunik t ♦, versity of Chicago. r • • as down payment on tins ne.it u romance magazines or hundreds of whose merits as a literarv masterpiece have (me This group included Nancy j r i TraJy a-'J f^-ae-.e new two-lied room home, carpet¬ In 1957 Fashion Parade ed living room, automatic heat, excise rags flaunting the sex activities of Bailey. Oscar Sundstedt and Jon heen nationallv recoirni/eil. Polifrone, all majoring in music, finished bree/ewav. nttaelied I1 The paperhack edition was banned )*k- celebrities, which have free reign on news car eai nee l arge lob x :t»ln lot anil Charles Green well of East IftCHtM 1 KNIGHT Plmne Deckel Realty Compar v s*aiid- today. Apparently the Detroit cen- FD 2-5'mil or OR 7-B222 cause it contained "obscene passavu- " A (editor's Note; This Is the final article in a xeries of three articles Lansing, who will soon be a stu¬ -.»r- prefer these to a novel which has won MSI* 1300 E. Mictucjae (at Holmrs) dictionary definition •»t oh-cene -fate- that predicting and commenting on the forthcoming spring fashions.! dent at the National Hook Award. I have not written thi^ to seek "it sotneilune offensive taste or t«> R> AUDREY M %( KMESII (.anting, M ck qaa Hot \mericans are becoming more edu¬ credit, but to have known the cha-1 if \ of mind." Such a definition nafttr- State News Women's I'age Editor efforts and interests of some of SERVICE cated. Thev are demanding the right to use IV 7 6141 all> follow -; tlii! what i- «»h-cene is neces¬ their ovvn judgment in matters of morals. To many students a cuke without icing i« nol complete. the students tjeie at MSI'--free¬ ATTINTION STUDENTS: sarily a subjective iudirment The cheap, lewd novels, and there are many Hut to all fashion conscious coeds u suit or dress would ly contributed service* which are Rent a TV let wltk option l'erhaf»- < ommis-ioner Piece- and hi- greatly to the benefit of the uni¬ ltvdi imat- of them gaudilv displaved on news stands never lie complete unless.it hud the proper accessories to versity ,md the level of student 11 pito BiMtil Ol.DSMOBIl F HR 11 res F\i client condition to buy. Small weekly rental collearnev found the lunik offen-ive t.. their fro with it. Here is .«» peek " Phone Kl> 2-2171 alter two put 122 MUNTZ TV all over the country, will he rejected by the .accomplishment in general taste- or cha-tit\ of mind I'.ut thousands at the various items that lines Dimension is added in Laurence K. Taylor 119 IAST KALAMAZOO of adults in tlic country, w ho read and liketl intelligent reader. will be used in the accessory depth rather than in width, an it it it EMPLOYMENT RHONE IV 4-S4S0 Those who seek out the pornographic will essential feature for both small the hook, apparently did hot After the Detroit ban on "Ten North find it regardless of censors. Indeed the parade for 1 and large bags. Itcigp and grc* arc the leading JiihI Respect FEMALE. needed Immediately COMMERCIAL for graphs, key- ARTIST Open eyery niahi till ten distorted mind can find obscenity in the Spring neckwear, which i« lines and miscellaneous art work CHILD CARE YOUNO rtudeo' Frederick" sales, in the Ka-t Uansinjr area »m \ to can* for. srldrwi needs shades in handbags, each with a To The Editor: f.ti reproduction Drafting desn- wile m rleatt home Have an IK ,ii !e Applv Persohnel Of tire, MSI' most innocent of books, if he needs to. month hoc Phone ED 2--Ok)I. lie nnywa>. soared A local book store sold out ironing and Hi % - in a jifTy. is pale and medium tone. Texture Some adjustments can b* West Michigan Avenue. East I hi Hut a tradition as strongly instilled as launching a bo: fashion program is stressed in a grained leather, made to be sure—but how many I .1 WASHING AND OR Ironing to he done m my home ED 2-OOIH I to censorship is a hard one to break. Ameri¬ iIn- spring Because navy and pebble patent, buck, and com¬ parents would allow their daugb- NEED SIX MEN to work in nut- ;o binations of these with fabrics. side order department of large com¬ IrlVC can- will be under this shackle for many gicy are so important In ready to wear, the chance for crisp Since the newest all-one-look ti r* to come to tin with no regulations or restric¬ University pany iter week Car neeeHury 45:' per week for flume !3-2tt hour* CAR INSURANCE Need fue insurance'* Then wliv not EXPIRING' insure through a I«m-»| agency Si* years to come and their only hope is to slated to be grev. hosiery wdl who quabfv. For personal interview white neckwear i greater than i- tion* tor tin students rr|H-rt to Pat Irir A Porter Hotel he- month* to pay. For r«te*-efr. phi. . demand that censorship be placed in the FD 1-444^, Mil Kuril term Miehitf.jn State has a blood evei l •tlt-t.iiidlll:, are Dacron- go grey too. Stockings in tones It is not out of "distrust" th.-t tveen .thi and 5 p m.. Fridajr. Fere- 15 110 drive. The yoal or slogan or sponsor may hand- of competent authorities. ra\oTi blends in linen rfTeets of fog. nyst. pearl and dove will these rides a re marie, but out of 11.arc MAKE YOUR TABLE smart to he see»i with centerpieces exquio elv Pearl news centers aomnd the fill in and add to the hosiery considersition for lis and in re¬ TO eatrn for child chanire hut the essential need is still there Ileligiou- groups who find literature i'» BABY S1TTFR home D.ivs References carved In Ice Suitable for banquet* lot our parents. Without our tillm necklace banging from two wardrobe. spect term parties, dances ED 2-0U74 Ho blood for all the thousands of case- the thev believe dangerous to their followers, Phone ED 2 0213 alter 5 30 pin 13!) strand e'hoekers to eight strand The longer shortie glove two rules quite a few of Us won! I CRAZY MAN. LIKE those PlaT^ lied Cross comes up with each week. should confine their censorship to their fol¬ to three buttons in length is the OPPORTUNITV EARN S4P-R5 per bib:, and winding up with long go will »he bad apples .is well week 11-30 h»urs Neat anpnarlng. boys realty make if Coo 'em f Durinir the past four years more than lowers only. ro|H's. which are cited for lillui number one glove this season as the good. an hiftoiiH Car necessary. Phone IV your FD next gig. you dig ED 2-8HHR or 2-8007 n , IV 'i-1'i.'i.'i I )■> I2.D0U pints of blood have filled Indite* on It i- extremely doubtful if police officers treatment Iwvause they ran !>>• Very definitely in the second As long as the State of Mich¬ 1 ;• no o f h-qi'v' a-rd between sjMit i- the eight-button glove :r are fpialified to judge literary works. They at rang! < m .i variety of way-. igan I* supporting this .school. I r .»■ .-<• cainfiiM. That total prohahlv d»»esn't set a FOR SALE S9UDNUTS and c*"tf.-e really Ff The featured colors in pearls an which show.- a dednite increase am sure the concerned people <>f record Kven if it does, record of beatimr are limited to finding onlv what is "in¬ thy «n.-t! the traditional tones, plus watt" due to the importance of shorter Michigan, generally sjienking, I SPEAKER AND AM-FM Stanford-are only superficial attention met. decent" in them. As to their literary value white, pink and blue sleeves on spring ready to wear will want the rules to .*taud half Aim »st new Nearly Try >m st ptmne FD 2«R5R'». seven to ters. they are unconcerned, and indeed as ex¬ Tailored jewelry in gold, while and the arrival of the cape. Not all women on campus are THE SRUDNUT SHOR The point is that 12.000 pints of bhwvt perience indicates, uneducated. gold, silver, and some color Leading colors are the pastel against some limited regulations ItATTERY. NEW PRFSTO lite 12 73? MAC. fD 74971 have been contributed. That 12.00o does It Michigan must have censorship there mmliinatioriN are shown for tones of pink, heavenblue and thev don't do lis am harm <»ti Heacv dutt For olds autronic upriiit l-argc liulky pieces are petal yellow. that we don't do ourselves. -vi' Complete Phone ext. 3180 117 TYPIST ANN BROWN Ph . not. however, mean that I'J.uoo students i- a better way to do it. One solution would TU 2-2950 Electric typewriter Tei - predominant w lib a feeling of The softly- tailored look in lay William* MANS DIAMOND RING I', i>e t«» set papers and theses. Also general have donated, lied Cross officials sa> that up a board of qualified literary delieary created in tillin neck¬ xtraw, register* with impact in •svat* ff'tiki e-ifth Contact Boh. FD- tpplllR it is the same students term after term men! or citizens who have a background laces through the usr of tex¬ the spring millinery collections. 'i7'tl afler six pin 140 PUBLIC STENOGRAPI!ER THES¬ conducive to intelligent judgments. tured gold, silver and twMed Casual cloches set the new pace, NEW 37 POINT diamond that run up the l,000-p!us totals. \«hite gold setting Contact ring. Don. ES and term papers typed Neat, Walter Keer, a critic for the New York gold wire. deep on head with high manipu¬ accurate and teasonable. Phone IV- After the first time, they find how easv FL» 2-4307 after seven pm 111 4-55M |«2 Hoop style earrings are ex¬ lation of crowns and supple and painless the whole Droress really is and Herald Tribune, recently p r» p o s e d St. brims. Chamhray shantung is FRTKSONS SEVEN FOOT *ki». SAVE ON GAS. Discount to all pected to retain their place for can he counted on to show up often there¬ Thomas Aquinas' conception of integrity in the favorite atraw, and natural tunding* Henk bo"'* *'im fH'j poles RusseIPs lusnelri Pur Pure Oil Service" ~—*— Acroi — wear with informal summer fUio Contact Don ED a-SKWI. 110 from People nple's Church. after. art as a guide for literary judgments. This fashions Silver should have an is the rolor In these cloches. TRADE-IN BARGAINS. Washers, TX'PING. ALL KINDS Done I pertinent fashion role for spring Another major movement is So. it is not the people who pave the concept says it is an interpretation of art rrnges. refrigerators television 439 95 and large |t *5 my home. Reasonable, accur.it' fine} summer bit1 a use of the new the back pose. This is put forth M «-een un Phone ED 7-7017. 1 as a wholeness and honesty in relation to 12.000 pints that need a little proddipy* to importance of navy and pale in turbans and toques, in brad week E Michigan. Goodvear Service Store .IIP) tf TYPING. THESES. HTPORTS help the current drive—it is those "oh no. life that makes a book or play or picture grey , hugging caps and calots. many ATTENTION STtTDENTSf BUY manuscripts, all kinda expertlv dune any time. Phone ED 1-7010 East Lam not me" students who won't even jrivv it a moral in the highest sense, no matter what Handbags this season will be of which are all wrapped up your diamond* wholesale. •« carat evil it may depict. In that sense nothing slimmer in shape, smaller in with veilings. The big brimmed and '-j carat, nerfect stones at $3V) try. ner enrat. Queen Jeweler*, 114 APPOINTMENT FOR APPLICA si/e and neutral in color. At the huts will also be very important How about it. 12,000 pints can't he wrone truly iMMiitiful could ever be called had, North Washington. a, it TION , and passport pictures now same time, the large bag has m leghorns and other textured : being taken at Hick* Studio over (»ive a pint today, you won't miss—then nothing had could ever be called beautiful. straws all ripply or floppy with WIRED FOR MONEY l«M ROtXOHOMS T It Aim M Shqparda Shoe* Phone ED I-4I«» »f lost none of its importance, but f-~1 two he«fr,Min a Homebuilding firm, says he re¬ cently received on unsigned let¬ Book every catdg) Store has personality. a selection to suit tStudfo-tvne 139 i MUSIC Jackman FOB Band DANCING Phone 300 Smith- Wed ter with a check for $18 en¬ Shaw or ED 3-39TT. " ACROSS t. Seed con¬ tainer 30. Chess piece 31. Ticket 32 Constella¬ B R I »VA LBT p 0||T L spl • c C'PIIn RC L0B Q I ■ Russian Threat Boost to Ike closed. Morrison .says the writer told of taking wire firm's storage lot and decided to from the Studio PHOTOSTATS rp s.gigq Same dav MADE service AT Hick* Phone ATTENTION' Kenny Davis Orchestra. MUSIC BY ' the ED 7-95"« 4 Log tloat tion nJ|T t N T 14% I. XI. ROBERTS ese statement t% not clear. The Ite position to entirely pay for it. Morrison says the HOUSING TYPING WANTED BY former 8 Curve S3 Weary 34 Roll of N AgpTA R LBT H CNT Associated Press New* Analyst principal result would *eem to different from thai of the lend¬ company did not notice the wire MRU secretary Term papers, these*, 12 Hail tobacco HNLti'l NGJJO^nVs Russia's attempt to ring Red h" an a«tmi**ion that the Krem¬ er* of Ihe partv in the various was missing. MUVT MODERN v'fh FURNISHED ndvrt* hi*h APART- and m- etc. Accuracy guaranteed. IV 2-71«9 147 13. Mohamme¬ 35 Group of SJRL JL A^nBH^ r^ina into the Middle Eastern lin. which *o often haa caused western nation*, who now re¬ trance Oil furnished heat l.oc-ded dan chieftain nine VHtOM 4BI5 L'R R A.I C. situation Is a rather weak threat, P«e w««d to react, ha* bee.i ceive from Moocow in the way f-t-ove Shf»e Store. Mason Michigan rect TYPING form FAST. ACCURATE, cor¬ ED 2-5933 after six p m CO PSJR O MTNHc vl n>'po«i»p Fox Theater Phone Ia-«- 14 Kxpan.se .37 Gulf of the of material aid for their move¬ Saturd.iv INFORMATION but enough to give the Eisen- pushed into a position where it t <• »U 9-3543 or wrttp Mrs R F Monday-Friday. All day 15 Thing: law A<*gi»n Sea VeHt'k te'sgt'N hou-et plan a lw*i>t in Congress has to react iUelf. ment*. They can be critical and Whttbiker. Mason. Michigan. R R1 and Sunday. I it Heavenly 38 Twitching I4A Since their ant was not badly The implication that Chinese he cannot, although he atarted TYPING OF ALL kinds. Ne.dlv body 3!| Spoi l 6olut.cn of V(»trrdl}« Putllf and accurately done in my home "volunteers" out. after de-8talini«ation. by SINGLE ROOM ONE block f-"m |8. Surgical 41 Tempers reeded, it would be inaccurate could become a AC ROBAT CLUB 45 Pt-rkey ?02 llwMt. Ob'me ED- Rc.is..n:ibje^rdes EP 2-27?* instrument Philippine IMItIN 7 Breach of to apply one of this column's factor in the present situation Union Smoker APO vanes, lor one term. M: for _ two — ft M study 7 Cub:c meti r 7 p.m., Old College Hall tamo. lor thrpss terms. SB MSI SKI (LI B MARTIN LI'THER CHAPEL Michigan State Newa -4 43 4 yf 40 Without; 7 p.m.. 31 Union 7 p.m., Chapel. Choir re¬ Wt V si 44 45 Fr. 41 Animals stomach MORTAR BOARD hearsal 8PAKTAN CHRISTIAN Night Staff Campus Claaaifieds . ..low Cart 8:30 p.m., Mural Room CHRISTIAN STUDENT SUM editor David Stroud 4 47 ■id 42. Dan;«h 7:15 pjn., 53 Union LolM Nsuharth FOUNDATION SPARTACADE SPECIAL m TAD SIGMA Jbale rraet Your h money 1 p.m.. 34 Union Pledge 7 p.m.. College House. "Court¬ Kay to Better Valuea .. . m 30 Si 43. Loud noise 44. Coll f *d£ct "«L"7L *ui£. GUI MUtof. acceptances ship and. Marriage" group . Isa. Sifm* Kohm House •nemoAN STATE NEWS Committees OK Ike's Proposal February 14, 1957 MSU Appropriations Fate Thro* Senators (Continued from Page 1) Union influence also playa a small business institute. WKAR-TV sf ruction clock almost around Staff members: were will¬ the part. Hannah said. As in Tuesday's meeting, the Rephrase Only four major building pro¬ senators wore interested in ing to work evenings and on jects have been, finished since knowing if these agencies were To Feature Saturdays. Today, he said. MS!' keeps a the period immediately World War II, Hannah said. after duplicating the work of other state agencies in the same field. Key Clause Tceli Society five-day week. This is necessary because of the nearness state government, where all em¬ of the Vice President D. B.' Varncr was questioned earlier about the university's labor and industrial Varner written was asked to furnish reports of the work of the traffic safety and industrial The JETS program (Junior ployes work a fivg-dav week. relations center and proposed a relations centers. lltjtrrly Indicate* Engineering Technical Society) Ike'* Arrr|itanre of Michigan State will be the subject of a future "Industry On I'aradi?" television program. WASHINGTON - session of the Foreign Relations rn._ u.«i—i— Harrington, „ , Detroit .. . .... graduate student. Agnes David, instructor in the News Photo by John Wade speech department and ;ation of Manufacturers. "In¬ dustry ' Hi Parade" is carried by- KNAPP'S store for men and Armed Services Committee. Dick Estell, Jonesville senior, are in the Stricken ant waa process or manufacturing getas. (Okinawan shoes) for Tea¬ some 270 television stations dol¬ Downtown Landing. Street Floor language house of the August Moon. - authorising" Efeenhower to use ing a wing around the U. S. and . armed forces in the Middle East, I!» foreign countries hut sponsors of the ehange Alcoholic float Calls for Ingenuity On a previous visit in May, quickly explained this was not 1955. the 'Tndii'lrv On Parade" done with the idea of denying crew covered "University of th.> Property Crew for rTeahouse5 him this power. On the con¬ Air" programming of \VK\K TV. The MSU station prosrnle I trary, they contended he already has the power, and Congress a full 13-week series featuring L V The '57 Casual Look-Arrow Style onnot constitutionally give him JETS activities during its foil / •.nmething he possesses. The new language, it was ex¬ plained by Sen. Humphrey (D- Must Solve Unique Problems season. Minn.), puts the responsibility UP AG/ :nst it? By MARY MARTIN cages. A cricket in a is This Arrow Squire sport* a pattern with decided up to Eisenhower for triggering cage cording to Prof. Don Burll, di¬ an armed U. S. action in the A jeep, wrestling kept in Okinawan homes for rector. freshness. Black on white available in three different mat. turtle Middle East, while serving ad¬ eggs, chrysanthemums, good luck, hut "Teahouse's" Japanese teacups, minus han¬ army sized plaids. New medium-spread collar ha* button- vance notice that Congress is telephones, an alcoholic goat, hel¬ dles, a wheelbarrow, chrysan¬ cages will be minus crickets. back of him. met liners and a stick of Tutti. themums and bundles, park- down front plus button at back. Exact sleeve length, The prop crew states that this First reaction from President Frutti chewing gum ages, and suitcases fur the jeep are a few would be the last straw. (This same shirt is also available in White Tartan Eisenhower indicated he would of the headaches <>f are some of the more ordinary the prop¬ Tobis, the stockings worn with six new miniature plaids.) Arrow Squire, gn along with the new version. erty rrew for "Teahouse <>f the props. Eisenhower, in Thomasville. Ga. the getas. plus other oriental The jeep, "Sanforized" August Moon." tor mplay begin¬ by their, constitutes gingham, $5.95, and Secretary Of State Dulles, j-j ning a 4-night run in Fairchild apparel needed are being made one big problem but the prop Washington, conferred by tele¬ by students in costuming class¬ crew refuses to worry about its Theater. Feb. 20, es. phone. Then Presa Secretary "Teahouse" revolves about the operation on stage amid cast, .fames C. Hagcrty Turtle eggs are the cause of and scenerv—and Lady Astor— issued this attempts of Americans and Ok- i,dement from the President'i much frantic research. Si/r and at this stage Come* the time NAMDVIRCHIIFI • UNOIiWf A* mawarts to understand each vacation headquarters: i ther during the pos'-wa: per- shape will lend authenticity Properties are slowly being For your exams. Feet* 'Roth the President and the ind in spite of many cultural even in this small detail. The begged, borrowed and' construc¬ So Sods Sear at hand. Secretary expressed their pleas¬ differences. And cast, eggs are a native gift to the ted. and though the collection crew, When you feet ure that the resolution was re¬ staging and Army captain. is varied and intriguing, word properties should Von hare to cram, ported out hy such a large vote make the The mat for sumo wrestlers lias it that "Teahouse's" audi¬ production unmistak¬ must also be constructed. This ences should be on the lookout Stay alert' Take ably authentic third art fpature promises t<> « 'Some new language calls f«»r little further study by the President and the Secretary, but The property crew's problems include making tsukemonn. an oriental sweet that is eaten be¬ • •utdn anything on television, ac- f«.r a stick of Tutti Frutti (hew¬ ing gum So Sod. man! ARROW- r*rth believe the language is de¬ igned to give the President the authority he asked for." tween meals. lor \nd the reeeipe Batata, the native moon¬ shine. has prop men stumped. BALFOUR'S NoNoi casual \VE/\R The resolution, as prapaaed by This drink, known as "7 Star the administration and poaaad hy Batata" when it has aged for Fraternity — Sorority Jetrelry the Houao aatd that the Presi¬ 7 days -hoo.'d appeal to cast, dent "Is authorised to employ • 1J C crew and especially to |,ady As- • Gifts Uie armed forces of the United tor. • Novelties • Medals states as he deems necessary to Lady Ast«»r. a goat fugitive • Trophies • Awards secure and protect the territorial fmm Alcoholics Anonymous, is integrity and political Independ¬ • Paddles • Knitwear supposed to get drunk on Batata ence of any soeh (Middle East¬ riur.ng the play. A crew mendwr Phone or Write ern) nation or group of nations has been assigned to "goats'.t" requesting sWh aid against overt during the performance with RL'SS BUSH armed aggression from any na¬ tion controlled by International this unusual prop who has a "Your Balfour Man" yen for anything not nailed (nmmunism." down. Ann Arbor Store 1321 S. I niversity Substituted was this new lan¬ Fainting helmet liners red lor NOroundy 3-1733 Ann Arbor, Mich. guage: three characters is a more mu- The United States regards as tiine duty. The Chief of Agn- vital to the national interest and tinc duty. The Chief of Agri- world peace the preservation of j£e4e/tmcnvn& head of the Ladies League for the independence and integrity Democratic Action wear these "f the nations in the Middle as symbols of authority confer¬ East. red by the U.S. Government. "To this end, if the President Props and the costume de¬ determines the necessity thereof, —ffalUBUKrOM partment have joined forces to the United States is prepared to make getas, the Japanese dog. use armed force to assist any straw- hats, and erlekrt nation or group of nations re¬ questing assistance against arm- rt aggression from uny country — SHOE SHINE — ALUMINUM T I A V I I CASES controlled by international Com¬ POi'B BARBERS — munism: provided that such em¬ ployment shall be eonsistant with the treaty obligations of Date's late Shoo the United States and within the PRANDOR CENTER 1 : 1 .allies' & Men's 1 Ski Jackets 1 WAS NOW 1 19.93 13.95 1 17.93 12.30 1 16.93 11.95 -Rapaat! Ht'lttilurly 6,50 In 7.9/1 fnmou* maker 1 Ski Sweaters A WONDERFUL 1 WAS .NOW COTTON SHIRTS 1 10.93 7.50 MONEY-SAVING 1 OPPORTUNITY I 12.93 17.93 8.95 12.50 4.44 Prevision engineered to take the hardest serv¬ 1 Ski 1'anls ice . . . year after year. The sleek, all metal const ruction is dust-proof . . . all-weather tight 1 WAS NOW .. . mildew and insect proof. Choose Halliburton Vuu wanted more of these beautiful man-tailored shirts after our original sell-out and here 1 . . . 10.95 tlie most durable luggage money can buy. 14.95 . . . 1 16.95 12.50 MEN'S CASES •57"to 89w they are to meet your spring anil summer wardrobe needs! Fine Egyptian cottons, wide and nar. 1 22.50. 15.50 LADIES' CASES row woven stripes, plaids, gingham check* long : leeves, three-quarter length sleeves, push-up 395082*» ... 1 Many other Skier Specials sleeves, baby doll sleeves, short sleeves and sleeveless styles. Johnny collars, round collars, con¬ vertible collars, button-down collars, ivy league collars, Italian plunge collars. Choose from white I Larrabee's Sport Shop 107 SOUTH WASHINGTON and every color imaginable! Sizes 8 to 16. Z „ y ;p. ■ > A! l ; t — ■ 6 A ,» '■ fVhniary 14, Itt.S? MimtOAN 9TATF NTW* fur r#tr Missing Since Decern 1>er 13 xAdenaur Rejects Russian Proposal Famed W riter's Body To Negotiate Unification of Germany BONN. Gernuiny i-P*—Ch;in- ?•: 'Pi. u cultural and tion would technical co-opera¬ advance German un- Discovered in Stream tellor Kunrjd Adenmier WV.l- r h jnagazine writer and a long Post, disappeared while his wife •,i t' I'.iilu.iuiii in a letter delivered ity. GUIl.FORD. Conn. (.-Pi —The hesdoy night firmly r< lime friend of Perry. was away home for dental at¬ last Friday, said the Rut Adenauer aaid the East nude body of missing magazine <>f Soviet Pt'» to Adenauer tention. He was the object of German regime does ntg legally writer George Sessions Perry Heinold and his superior, i We long sought reunion rould be numerous land searches be d!. Advn.nl!- million Germans in $448,000,000 Connecticut Turn¬ lie s.iiii Sov let-West German ac* The 17 However, Heinold. noting that dale. Tex., and was educated at said: mu. — The sincerely happy if Soviet Russia Our Representative Will Be would understand this," the The town fathers had gotlen Noonan ordered the three held Senate Appropriations Commit¬ Chancellor eontinuwl. "I believe the word about the model in the rotising of cast and crew during without bail, (deserving that he tee Wednesday restored practic¬ On Your Campus the performance. They issued an didn't want to permit any pussi- ally all of the 47 million dollars then many difficulties in the lathing suit, the smoking, drink¬ ultimatum: either "clean up" or bilitv that the Soviet Union slashed out of a deficiency world would be easier to solve." ing, swearing and general ca- FRIDAY, shut tip. would spirit them out of the money bill by the House. director Borer Bnsfleld country The action, regarded as the The three were indicted under first economy test of the session FKRIU ARY 15, 1957 and hi* band of sinner* omitted provision of the espionage on the Senate side i»f the Cap¬ Brothers a new the smoke. alcoholic beverages, cuss words, and pat the model in act that allows the death penalty itol, came on the initial approp¬ See Your Placement Office ll\ A Utile- at Delicatessen a full-length formal. for peacetime spying. They are riations measure submitted by aoruseti of conspiring to transmit President Eisenhower in 1957. To Arrange An Appointment But the news had gone around GEORGE FERRY defense information to Russia Eisenhower asked allotments at.it the show played to a sell- suicide? . . . IT. K Ally. Fanl Williams ask¬ . . . FOR A "BROTHERBIJRGER" on! audience. Who ever said ed eentinnatien nf $ I **.#•* bail totalling 382 million for various Fin didn't pay? he "heard voices telling him to purposes, the House cut this to vickers I Kring Ike (Unit Sunday Afternoon earh for knew they the three, saying he "do not have the plunge into icy waters and swim to the North Pole." 335 million but the Senate group hiked the figure to 375 million. L ■ A O I N O NAME CmhIi Cel I.file Per* money" to pat np %orh highball, THI I Delicious Konher Style Corned lleef on Onion Roll Perry, who gained wide fame Biggest restoration voted by IN HYDRAULIC SVITIMS For 'Tenhoiixe' Benefit but they rould obtain mon>y through his "Cities of America" the Senate was 36 million dol¬ IV 4-82.1.1 FANCY TRAY CATERING elsewhere. scries in the Saturday Evening lars for a minerals buying pro¬ Late permissions will lie "It is obviously to their ad¬ gram. The House had eliminated granted eotnls the first night of vantage and to that Of the So¬ the entire item hut the Senate the term play, "Teahouse of the August Moon," Feb. 20. viet Union that they leave jurisdiction," he said "There is the Microbiologist put it hark by a big vote; Chair¬ ENGINEERING OPPORTUNITIES AT man Hayden 4II-Ariel said there AWS Judiciary lltwrd decided every indication that these peo¬ were a few "No's." Tuesday night that permissions would he allowed 10 30 plus ple intended to leave the coun¬ try' and that they wanted to Develops New The voted to: Senate committee also this night only, because the leave. opening night of the play will be "I feel it is contingent on the Wasle Filter Allow emergency 25 million conservation dollars for meas¬ MELPAR TO BE DISCUSSED ON a benefit performance sponsored court to fix high bail so they ures on drought areas as asked by IFC and the International will n<4 be able to abscond." A type filter, developed new by the President, instead of 15 Club. Judj^e Noonan then ruled no by an MSU microbiologist, may million voted by the House; bail would be allowed .saying: pave the way to more effective Allow 25 million in loans F.very eye has a tiny blind "1 think that if the USSR, treatment pi wast*. tf(( funds for emergency Fe*d and .spot where the optic nerve en¬ should be interested ir. their ab¬ The filter eliminates clogging seed shipments to drought area-; ters the retina, according to the sconding. $100,000 will not hin¬ CAMPUS SOON Fine problems, reports its designer, Living Melftor Experiences Better Vision Institute. der or stand in the way." Dr. Karl Schulze, assistant pro¬ by the President instead of 15 million voted by the House. fessor in the department of civil Sure i Study Srewth and sanitary engineering. Conditions Offered Founded in 1945, Melpar has FT lie explained that the "trick¬ ling filter" Is nne of the major Fin One Of Nations Leading Electronk doubled in size every IK months for devices in waste treatment and By Melpar Locales the past 11 years. Recently it com¬ pleted erection of a complete new You usually the filter Is of rrushed stone. However, stone filters (Continued from Page t) ROD Companies Te Interview Melpar'a RAP operations are cen headquarters laboratory near the have a tendency films of growth develop, espec¬ to etog after carried ant in stretcher*. At the height *f the fire the cries of tcred near and in Washington, D. C. Nation's Capital, and Is presently some of the trapped victims Engineering, Physics, Math Majors and Boston, Mass. Both are rich making substantial additions to its ially when treating strong roald be beard through the roar Watertown, Mass. laboratory t6 wastes, sueh as dairy wastes. of the flames. in cultural and educational f artli Dr Schulze's new type filter The Northern Virginia area miles west of Boston I, nnd to its The fire was brought under Unusual opportunities for rapidI Despite Melpar's rapid expansion, professional growth and advance-! the highest standards of personnel ties. in which Melpar's headquarters research department in Boston. laboratory la located Is within easy Located on a 4 4-acre landscaped Know consists of vertically suspended wire grids instead of filter stone. The grids are so spaced that control about 3 p.m. but two hours later there still were licks ment at Melpar, Inc., one of the ' selection are constantly main- driving rang* of beaches, lakes, tract In Fairfax County, Virginia, of flame shooting from the clogging does not occur. Nation's leading electronic research j talned. This selective procoaa has smouldering ruin*. mountains, as well as other rocroa only 10 miles from Washington, A pilot plant has been operat¬ and development organisations, will produced a vigorous organization tional and scenic point*. The cli¬ D.C„ Melpar's main laboratories ing the past year near the East be detailed to interested engineer¬ ing. math and physics majors in a of great experience and competence in all fields of electronics. mate allows outdoor rocroation 318 encompass over 265,000 square feet days of the year. Fine homes and under a single roof. Fully air-con¬ the storv et 0 Lansing sewage treatment plant, treating normal sewage and , . "CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS . . LOW COST* . . aeriea of interviews to be held on Younger men who wish to apply apartments In all price ranges are ditioned, they are equipped with dairy wastes. Further testing on a large scale is still needed. HIGH READERSHIP" campus soon. their engineering knowledge to readily available. every facility. In addition to the . . . . problems of m varied and challeng¬ A aubaidiary of Westinghouse Air ing nature are required to All im¬ Melpar's Boston area plants allow oaglneers to enjoy the pleasant new, ultra-modern headquarters plant, Melpar maintains additional of the early bird... Dr. Schulze pointed. Brake Company, Melpar is now en¬ portant jHists In Melpar project facilities in Arlington, Virginia, tempo of New England living gaged in a program of expansion groups. Plan to interview the Mel¬ Boston and Watertown. Massachu¬ coupled with Boston's splendid cul¬ involving aubatantial increases in par representative when he vlaita tural sad educational adfaalagsa. setts, for a total of 460,000 square staff and facilities. your campus. fast Dill he lieal you when you went «h»|i- Melpar pays re-location |»inj* for your new cord null la.l apring? 1—fclsE* AvallmMe EXECUTIVE No Waiting For "Automatic' An attractive, fully-Illustrated booklet describing living rnadltls— University Courses The .marl early Mr* always picks Haspri. WANTED Ika original cor* suit aa* still ika ems( pspalsr prevailing In the Washington, D. C Advancement at Melpar Offered of Melpar •ilk Ik. smart rot kg* sal... They're waahable. Melpar there is no waiting least twice a year. In this Melpar staff members, both holders At Md son-holders of degrees, may We have jaat receive* a empiric selection period for "automatic" advance¬ engineers deserving advancement ment. Instead, an engineer, regard¬ can be take advantage of the many fully- la all colani aa* sixcx. quickly "spotted" and pro¬ Grab 60 To •ecrsdited courses in engineering less of hia age or tenure, may move moted. As soon aa an engineer is subjects which are offered at Mel¬ Art jrou a dnamr with hia faat M tho ahead aa rapidly as hia skill and $rcund? par'a headquarters laboratory. performance dictate. Each engi¬ ready for more complex responsi¬ Grays They're waiting for • Do you think -toy achates" T neer's achievement Js reviewed at bilities they are given him. Work At Ok* QwalMml Graduates Btowsh Charcoal vou. Mr. Early Bird 1 • • Do you wis and bate frteoda aaaOyT If you do—aad you qualify fotauraaaacwj The college or university graduate mat tatata* program ... - | Melpar Gives Choose who Joins Melpar to not required to undergo a formal trulalag pro¬ Offered Said Grata —ratio, cords $28.50 Wll OFFER YOU FAR-ftlACHINO Inspection Trip* Financial Assistance gram. Instead, he Immediately be¬ EXECUTIVE OPPORTUNITIES Assignments personal interview on their comes a member of a project group After a —Dacron colds $29.75 and Is assigned to work with an campus, qualified candidates may For Advanced Study experienced engineer whose guid¬ be invited to visit Melpar'a head- other salts $49.50 - $115.00 In feed manufacturing and procaw'mq The list of universities located near From Varied ance and aeelelanra aaabla Mm to advance rapidly. Memkero of Mel- quartern laboratory at Company expense. Information on opportu¬ nities available for graduates Sites 35 ta SO Our raoitauitativn will visit your campitf Melpar laboratories that offer par project groups gain experience together with details on living con¬ Regulars . Shorts • Irngx • Extra Laagx Monday, February 18th graduate and undergraduate in all phases o< aaglaeorlag prob¬ courses in engineering subjects in¬ cludes: Georgetown University, Fields lems by free and frequent inter¬ change of ideas during group meet¬ ditions in Northern Virginia ia available by simply writing: Mr. Slaata To interview graduating seniors la; George Washington University, William fichaub, Melpar. Inc., 3000 Must rial Eagiareriag. Meekaaical Eagiaaariag. American University, Catholic Uni¬ Engineer, who Join Melpar may ings Such experience Is valuable Arlington Blvd., Falls Church, Vir- In lea Slag to sveatoal versity, University of Maryland, choose their assignments from one llaat Pracaaaiag, aa* Dairy aa* Egg Prat—lag. or more of these challenging Aside: University of Virginia, Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Tech¬ Flight Simulators s Radsr and Mali u appointment at your placement office nology, Northeastern University, Cuuntsrmeasures a Network The. now for an interview with him. and Boston University. Melpar ory s Systems Evaluation a Micro- Aik to act anr booklet.' offers financial assistance for study wave Techniques a Analog A Digi¬ tal Computers a Magnetic Taps -MonoeeawM rrotatag Opportunltim* Handling s VHP, VHP. or SHP with the Melpar representative when To secure an Many Ixtra liwOu Receivers a Packaging Elsetruulc he visits your contact your Placement Officer today, ■ The third largest toad d a the 2-year-old hospital MRt? lum¬ Wed¬ Don naw C dnven by Mrs Perkm*. 1801 Street, collided with W Sagi¬ a Helen T. Dodge,. car comprise the (Iwiilin'Hii Paw* have a new museum. The pre¬ first four panels. of hi-valves, prevalent then. nesday. 2952 Ben net. l-itving. Mt\ sent museum, located In the According to Ijopr. the paintings The next span of time is call¬ The accident o»vurtod at the Dodge's son. Jeffrey, was token Five Renoliitlno- require little imagination he- corner, of Michigan and GJrand t-. Spat row Hospital with a cut basement of the Aud, will soon a ed the Silurian Period. Animals sides River Avenoe A -ar driven by !io He wy released shortly.- bs moved to much larger quar¬ such aids as genlogv re¬ at this time resembled blooming Seventeen now members were ters in the reconstructed old search sourses and the MSU plants and. like plants, were • worn into Student Congress by geology department. brilli.intlv colored. Thev library. are Pill Roe*, ehief justiee of the nil The first panel begins vvi'h the sometimes referred to as lilies. One room in the new museum university judiciary, at the Wed¬ Cambrian Period of th" Paleo¬ The great limestone beds that Will be devoted to Paleontology. zoic Era. which has been traced knoH nesday night meeting. ne today were deposited It will contain exhibits depict¬ back about 500 million years It during the Silurian Period and Rub Becker, A.USO president, i" characterized ing the changing world as scien¬ by warm, shal¬ there is also evidence of the . horned the new representa¬ low -eas and there were a great earliest known fishes. tists have studied it—from mil¬ tive*. Me announced the basket- number of little crustaceans, ?v>ntc of the later panels ;md lions of years ago. to repent },.,ll rally and show known as trilobites. and many cases jn this hall of Friday and times. Present history" knowledge of forms of sponges living during will show larger ;ishe- and the nl u an AUSO Executive Hoard this period. geology is based on ancient fos¬ gradual transition from water meeting with Dean King and sil material that has been found. The Ordovician Period follow¬ lift* and barren land to plant and facility members to discuss MSU A major port of this display ed Here the accompanying pan¬ animal life on Earth mles. will be composed of 16 murals Five pieces of legislation were showing the geological eras ar¬ _ . , *1.1. Nrwi rM, by Job* W.4. passed at the meeting. Taklne rivf Mhilr prrsarin, lor In ... Ion Baard'a FrMny "Fsrrto ranged in sequence around the Resolution No. 18 to amend Rife Ml 1.1" »r. Ann ( unninthjm. rootn. I.ihn Dobbin. Ilivr Rail and Juan ^ solution No. I to allow for tab- ling of reaolutlona wax Intro¬ lim.no rally. I pour In, i. Thy .bow atari, al » p.m. folic, sin, the mrm These painted panda will be¬ gin with the earl lent form* of PIGS IS PIGS duced by Rep. Jobn flood hand animal life and trace their de¬ i Rather). velopment through the various Resolution No. 20 to offer sup- Return to Michigan John era*. Appropriate fossils will be pi .ft lor the blood drive was in- displayed in front of correspond¬ piKlueed by Rep. Barret Alley ing painting*. BI T, THERE IS NO (Fast Lansing) and John Andcr- 33 Policemen Panels range fron\ *ix and a Vi.nt (East Shaw). Resolution No. 21 to improve Complete half feet to nine feet in length, depending on the sire of ani¬ OTHER GLEANERS conditions of student parking lots or furnish towing service fur cars was introduced by Rep. Basic Training Course mals at the time depicted. This applies particularly to the huge dinasaurs and plants living dur¬ ■ /*»«■ LIKE FLASH! Rob DcBryun (Bryan) and Rep. ing prehistoric times. By STEPHANIE BARNES plaints, fire-arms Cuodhand. effectiveness, At present, three back-drop Resolution No. 22 to enforce Thirty-three crack policemen gambling and narcotics enforce¬ panels are almost completed. —indoctrinated at MSU in the They are being pointed in oils bicycle laws between Jenison ment, defensive tactics, inter¬ and Kellogg was introduced by basic elements of the police pro¬ viewing and interrogation, the by J. W. Mope, museum staff ar¬ 1 I Hour Dry Gleaning; \S ADVERTISED IX I.IKE fession—have returned to their tist. It takes him about a month Rep. Asher Sky (Rather). police and delinquent youth, case mrm Hill No. 33 to amend jobs to provide Michigan com¬ to do one panel OPTOMETRIST an ordi¬ preparation and the investiga¬ nance passed in 18.12 stating that munities with improved police tion of a major case and prose¬ He first sketches hi* drawing* •I Hour Sliirt Service graduate students are not protection. cution. roughly in charcoal and then MALI. COI'RT KRANHOR eligible The men have just completed to hold office In Organications Harold llaun. co-ordinator for ff-ur weeks of rigorous training the NO F.XTRV CHARGE IVanhor T-SS.'iS chartered by Student Congress MSI School of Police Ad¬ was introdueed by Rep. Barbara which began Jan. 7 at Kellogg ministration and Public Safety, Lliem Prof a Find >>Non (Snyder). Center. summarizes the overall eoneept DR. HAROLD A. SIIMDKIt A 22-mnn faculty, comprised Jules Hanslovsky. East Lan¬ sing sophomore, was introduced of outstanding men from local, of the course, "Although bis in¬ struction Is by no means an ex¬ May Interpret Flash Cleaners state and national law-enforce¬ Kir Congressional consideration ment agencies, presented I in haustive treatment of the sub¬ Science Puzzler to fill the vacancy as director of ject. it will assist the partici¬ hours of detailed instruction on public relations. Marne Oleason, pants to be good police officers. Using powerful magnets and "what the police officer needs to I >!#».. ."» »• «»*•«••• »■ ml (lUlfl (»••«,» Imn former director, resigned Wed¬ The Michigan State Police, delicate balances, an MSU chem¬ | know." 11 N«MI I nesday night. Michigan Department of Public istry professor has obtained find¬ During the first two weeks of Instruction and four state and FRANROR Rob Campbell (Buttorfield), ings which may pave the way to the Basic Police Training Course ujs made chairman of the Stu¬ national Jaw enforcement ugen- a better understanding of air the police-students became wen- cies joined with the MSU school ..... I *0»l» rioann dents Rights and Welfare com¬ oxidation and corrosion of ma¬ I 01 lOSlMI IINIlt versed in driver improvement, of mittee. police administration and terials. the Michigan Motor Vehicle Ig»w, ^ Michigan State New* Four members were absent public safety and The Michigan Prof. Max T. Rogers, studying first aid, criminal procedure and fn»m the Police Academy in sponsoring how oxygen and similar mater¬ meeting, two were ex¬ evidence, probation and parole, Your Key to the Campus . . . cused. the four-week event. ials are bound on surfaces such traffic law enforcement, accident as charcoal and and criminal investigation, re¬ copper, said that "molecules of oxygen and simi¬ port writing and patrol. Meeting Srhriliilril Psych Prof Lets ¥ The last two weeks featured For l;B Petitioners lar substances display peculiar properties when placed between it.struct ion in answering com- High Appointment Persons who petitioned for Union Board and have not re¬ the poles of a magnet." Each molecule sends a signal Rr M. Ray Denny, associate pmfessor of psychology, is the Judiciary Action ceived post cards giving infor¬ mation on when to come to rush which tells something about how it is attached to the surface of the solid.. By new president-Hect of the Mich¬ igan Psychological Association. Suspends Student smokers lire requested to meet in th*- Union Parlors at either 8 or studying large numbers of molecules it is possi¬ His one-year term as presi¬ Action ble to obtain information about of the All-University 9:15 Tuesday night. corrosion, Dr. Rogers explained. dent. effective in 1938. was de¬ Judiciary last_week resulted in termined in voting conducted by suspension of one student and mail among the association's the placing on strict disciplinary 500% members. probation of 10 others. Aifirtufani Results of the election were Two men, apprehended by announced Tuesday by Donald State Police for possession of al¬ M Johnson, professor of psy¬ cohol in an automobile off cam¬ chology, who is currently presi¬ pus, and three others, before the dent of the association. court on theft charges, were I.ITTI.F. MISS MUFFET placed on probation. A sharp drop in the Japanese Five women students were put birth rate has given that coun¬ on probation and one was sus¬ SAT ON IIER TIJEEF.T try a rate of 19.4 births per pended for violation of the reg¬ thousand people per year, five ulation governing visiting in points below the United States men's unehaperoned living quar¬ EATING IIER CURDS AND WHEY. rate. ters. ALONG CAME A SPIDER LONDON AND SAT DOWN RESIDE HER FOG AND ASKED HER TO THE BASKETBALL REVUE. AND THEY WENT. WHY DON'T The WnNmt Oaal YOU or DMtaction mis GO 50T row Dorr on' by DaPiat 50"r Han! tombed rottaa poplin •Polyester Fiber TOO? Some! hint wonderful how It's done: soft shade* of Ih or Ihe way! February Mademoiselle rail* it "The Pussy Willow and Hyacinth . . . Oenlle l*ook" yently rounded suita ... Nf ' Ihe look of capeN , , . flowery prints . . . pole, pale rolored Rrreworir* ... new softened hair style* , W .. ;t 7:30 P.M. HOMY Miaa Petty Mathews, Midweat Editor of Mademoiselle will rommenlale •i al oar "Heart of Fashion" 7:M to 0:00 p.m. Reserved aeala only. style show Thursday evenint. February 2lsl. # 1 JENISON ffiUMNSE Slot in for your complimentary tickets SMALL'S \ SU Bo. WaoklacUa EAST LANSING J Michigan rtatk news Pa|f SI* Harmon, Nichols Arc Mainstays February II, 1957 IM Warriors, Knicks, Lakers Victorious in NBA Plav Schedule Sophs Give Tankers Boost Ry JERRY ROBB1NS YMCA to learn to swim. I start¬ "I'll never forget one time," State News Sports Editor ed swimming in competition Rog recalled, "when I broke a Plfli.A! Kf PMIA. - V Th»• mn'MRSTEl?. NY >V> The 11 YMKH1I.YI 1 With the 1957 swimming rap¬ when I was It." state record during one of our Philadelphia Warriors spurted N'ea York Knuk* rallied in the J| AlftOS tiVM drawing to a close, two Nichols' start in the water ui the third period We Incvl mv-"> ' ai' !•< make up a 1 «- idly meets. I was really feeling good. I Ol HI I ymung sophomores have given sport came somewhat earlier night to defeat the Fort Wavn point deIii'it i.n.l edge the Poe'.- fi 10 IK' \» III I'l than Harmon's. Of course Don had to break a I i.stons. 99-89. i-vfr-1 !.'•*> a Is. H5-B2, Hi a Na- ; ih sm \* i«s Ci Michigan State tank fans reason national mark and the papers . fi Ml sAI \%. \ IMii \ in *it up and take notice. "When I was only a year and Paul An/in, Ne.,! Jo'n* t->i; i i o ii Basketball Association 1 t hi *v \ K |N| Butterfly ace Rog Harmon and a half my dad took me to a lake, really played it up. They rattled i .foe Orahoski 1 • «f tin Phil¬ <» io o s»s vs. as rui iiu hackstroker Don Nichols have put me on a board and let me on for 26 paragraphs on how adelphia attack. An/in cupping * * * t oi it r it broken into the starting lineup go." he said. "Everything work¬ great Nichols was and at the the gamc-sc<>ring h«»n«»i> with MINNEAPOLIS «T The fi lit A TO w /111 bottom of the story it was men¬ :1 \l o I'm I their first varsity year to be¬ ed out fine but at the time I 28 points Johnston had J 1 u i Mo il'.ip' hs Lakeis staved off Ileal o I'lrrx m tioned that Harmon also swam." Boston rally in the hist :»tin - h US', in IPMorili |lfl«ir come two of Coach Chuck Me¬ thought I was going to drown." Frabnski followed \u" 'Jit , II I III IS Sis I 111 In three years under Will While competing in high school 9-40 re fTroe's mainstays. The game kept tl <• W.ii 11 I Cooper, who finally has earned the power to act for as well as when you're swimming is to > ear-old former champion who had lost the crown on a split have the home -crowd there yell¬ > I i fus- JJfT represent the nine Canadian derision to Brown Aug. 24, was v ing its lungs out for you," Rog Tarheels Tog 20tli I( teams, said that to his knowl¬ cut around the right eye, had no .. I edge there wasn't one case of said. CHAPEL IIII.L. N.C. i/1'i — vision ont of the puffed left and '•J*- cwj v rnnri Vrltlri I I player raiding last year. honored each and option, he said other's contracts The Canadian, who owns part We And with two years left for this pair, Michigan State tank fans are going to have plenty of opportunities to do just that, The University of North Caro¬ lina. No. I ranked team m the nation, withstood';-! late rally by was bleeding from the nose. The three officials had scored the tight In lopsided fashion fm the 30-year-old champion before t.V FICMitiC • CAREY I itf the Hamilton Tiger Cats in Wake Forest to post its 2nth con¬ secutive win Wednesday night stopped. Referee Pcer- MR I III. W l\ II III> I IRIS i. was I the Eastern half of the Canadian League, said both leagues had Bar Bell Club 72-69 in an Atlantic Coast Con¬ Jcss and Judge Eddie Thai had ference basketball game. it 100-91 for Brown and Judge I earned out to the letter the Stu Winston scored It 99-92 for * * * I agreement reached last year. To ali intent purposes, he said, th" Lifts Tonight Porter Inhs Poet Biown. The "10 must" point ®au Hcfflcr system was used, meaning im I h»-called war between the The MSl! weightlifting club in w inner of a round got 10 points, leagues n dead. DETROIT nTN—Catcher J. W. I The Canadian executive re¬ conjunction with the IM office porter, who appeared in only 14 the loser 9, 8 or li\*i». In the dressing room after the CUSTOM SHOP • iterated what Commissioner Hell will tak< part in an all-univer- games for the Detroit Tigers last -0vrMnt*N — The Boston he is physically okay. In Brown'* dressing room, Lions' tiuartcrbnck who jumped weightlifting team will have an Bruins moved into a second- manager Lou Visru*i said he to. the Canadian league. The intcrsquad meet to establish place tie in the National Hockey wax considering an offer of $35,- I.«»ns sought an injunction t » team records. IM weights lifted League Wednesday night by bat¬ 090 to box Orlando Xulueta of prevent him from playing i i will also be allowed as team re¬ tling to a 2-2 tie with Toronto cords for the club. t uba in Havana. Viacusi also Canada. A Canadian Federal Maple Leafs, has offer* lo meet Duilio Lo| in Court ruled that Duhlinski had Competing against each other * ★ * and against the scoring book will Italy, Cisco Andrade in Cali¬ jumped his contract with Detroit be George Lunantour in the 132- l liicnuo Slur Sinus fornia and Muskegon's Kenny and ordered him to pay .$6,950, Lane. plus legal fees and court costs. pound division, Dave Norton in the 148-pound Mill AGO i/l i — Star second The promoters announced lh.it division, Dick Duda and Reynolds Smith in the baseman Nellie Fox. a budding the attendance was 4,129 and the Michigan State sophomore end holdout, came to 1957 terms for gross gate $23,081, both records Sammy Williams played on 181-pound division, Charles Van Sickle. Pat O'Shay an estimated $30,000 today in a for the auditorium. championship football and bas¬ and Frank phone conversation with Chicago It was the fourth time Smith ketball teams while in service at Schrchians in the 198-pound di¬ vision and Lee Wright in the White Sox Vice President Chuck had been stopped in 84 bouL. the I'ensacola, Fla., Naval Air Cumtskey. lie last mao to do it was Tony Station. heavyweight class. LeMarco, former welter cham¬ pion, who tinished him off in nine rounds a year ago at Bos¬ ton. Smith lias now lost live in a row, three of them to Brown, who has won eight straight. Redwood g Ros; Mitlnicii After to Fight Ciage Rally Michigan State's boxing squad uenlim: will take on Boiling Air Force Base Friday night at 9:15 in the iieldhouse. The match, to take place immediately following the HAND-WOVEN basketball review, has just been added to the schedule. An interesting feature to Fri¬ day's bout is that the athletic SHETLANDS director and football coach at Boiling is George Makris, for¬ mer MSU boxing coach. AUTHENTIC STYLES AT ... SENSIBLE I'lllCES KNIT TIES Mulrd i.flf paflrrns in and .'I Popular Width* !>ubllc slriprx • Solid Color* get a lot in rhilh *ilh a hand thai mean,. • Fancy Pattrrn* luxury • Polka llol* and • distinrliir si> Ir Slripro • - - 32.50 to 45.00 59c.each 2 T with a Marlboro lfILTER • FLAVOR • FLIP-TOP BOX J1ST ACROSS FROM WE VNION YMCA Wins © Cagers" (Jusiing Heroes Your Ker to the Campus . Michiifan State News Stouffer Excels MAIL ANSWERED WITHOUT In Cage Action At Imitating Foes DICTATION AND TYPING Leiniluicli Leads Team Following last Saturday's miiiip of the pec'Uhararities of Michigan State-Illinois basket- •nmp of the individu.il- To 5JL34 IM Victory hall game, Illini guard Roger Ta>Ior was quoted as saying I Coarh F >» r pruned the scouting team .»* d d y Andersnn "Inqviriu9 $oon 0$ «• nt to tafttmon rotoivoi" Br LARRY \WtOltlM\-KI never thought I'd sec the day having much to do v itti tho when I wouldn't score a field reeeilt success of the Spat tan . Rill I.elmbnrlt, rawry center fur the YMCA. tallied 20 g' al." They've really done a good 0 > "io n't fiova |eint.« tn pare his team to a victory over PM 5 Tay lor had averaged 10 point* of ailing out the other team U'etlncsdny niyht in IM basketball. 11 came this year but was held rout i: helps u* quite a bit." An¬ to wait tor to just a few free throws by derson said. l eadine by 12 points thronylioiit most of the contest, . roportf fa be Pat Wilson and Bob Andcrcgg So even thoiisb nmnw like the YMCA held a halftime advantage of five points. Hodden Ferguson, (been, and Wlnle naturally these two de¬ ftypoi" The rtdymnding of l-cit-ivc serve much of the credit for Quiggle make the ru-w spapct V \ Parker and Jerry Person* stopping Taylor, so d*H*< Jim headline*, don't torget ttw- six .1 the opposition only 12 Stout fer. unsung heuo- wh.o woulrl love irkers In the second half \lonc with «r»ring feat. I'arsons contributed l.finhifh's high Sports Mghl spurts titlpir—Harris ( hrtftt even Why see Stouffer? any action. He didti: Al! well to play with the Spartans *t. .id of alv. ns ha vis c, ' 1 ir- . %t<.lRtant—« hit VanMfivr and true But Stouffer is one ot .'11 othei *t «m. p points on seven field foals m\ men who have the chore jnil four free throw*. Parker MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ k of acting out State's opponents aitilrd 14 marker* on seven field February ||. 1957 Page Seven each week They're the men who giul*. take on individual assignments yiirlii^aii Sliilc 1'opping the «i»rvr« for the were James C'rm le nr, I ot all the other Rig 10 starting lllivcrsilv A htindred-and-one slwrt cutt after a few minutes' instruction. players in the practice sessions. lib tliese are yours w ith a k''x!.ik . !! ••jra ich Smi'h w i'h IJ talii' - AGR Ripped Stoufter happened to be as¬ W inli-r Film Srrii's Wrif;»\ Copit-r. This completely different cop¬ No change in your present r.x 1 light is required. And no >p*i..ai cabinets signed to imitate Taylor. Ho did nct-dej . are to store ier—now used in thousands of Renegade* 3f». Hound* 30 Gordon O'De!!. a limit Bv P1uv1m>vs • • » Guard Bailie Bryant scoop* in a basket for Indiana in ita IN-S9 victory at Hloomington. Indiana. Feb. 9. over Ohio State. Burke*e*. such a good job that both Wil¬ son and Andcrcgg knew mo«t I'rrwnl* otfiiM-gives letter, news you 5 copies of article, any record, paper—there's room for an ample supply right in this Compact typ-writer-sire machine. .dp shot aiiist. rtipjv i 2ft Marvin Weber and Rodger from left, are Jim Latighlin. Vern Barkstall (8) and Ken Sidle (18). ot his moves and were able to guard him that much better LAST TEN DAYS in 1 minute for just 2',jt each It lets you do other jobs, too, Vour *.c.ings the very 6"-t • • tallying 10 field g- 2 Mo'Uttihaus' never possible l>efore w ith office- month on retyping and proof¬ the winner's. Holding a two points margin scoring the Playboys t two • a goals 5-1 sparked triumph Big 10 Undecided In addition to Slouffer. other scouters" are Tom Rand. Tom (German) copy offset efiuipment—like making an reading, atone, its luw may even We'd like exceed show plate in 1 minute for |es» cost to halftime. the Renegades led. over AGR in IM Markov ich Larry Jennings, Gripping real-life drama than 20 cents. yon how. You'll under no at hockey plav Gaiv Siegmeier and Joe Read¬ ?,:.•».*». taining. with l).ve Sleninger was four minute* th. re¬ -m • - Wednesday night Weber trapp'nf a pass out and Northwestern, Indiana ing. There are occasions when varsity members take on scout¬ of Hitler's last days George K. Arthur Anyone in your office tan Operate a Kodak Veritas Copier obligation whatsoever. Hione today. whipped the puck past goalie ing assignments but it is pri¬ : \ hi.i1 high scoitM for the !•>-•-. o'ching a total of !4 poms ».-i field goals and two free .lor:v Boynton at the .1 05 mark of the fust period Votes to Deeide Code marily the job of these six men. At the beginning ot each week ■ present* IIAVID OtSTKAKII the entire team goes over the Mouldenhau*' two tallies eame rifle AGO ins "MAZUIIKA" THE Hasselbririg COMPANY feet out. to dt\ do whether the conference will adopt a proposed new then take* his '"scouts" to one ■ Friiliiy. Frit. 15 IM Results AC.FJ's lone frilly came at the code for recruiting and fi- - - — «• i of the floor to give them Ftmwn \f ■"». T3fpnt«B« !« »• 35 mark >»f the second stanra nancial aid to athletes. now to t be on the fence"—rtill make their choice their from individual State's next assignments •■pfmnent m 7 MIHI 9 |t.ni, when Tony Wilson tucked » mil Rl»ir* ii the It was learned today that Pur¬ Northwestern, which last sea¬ while the varsity yvork* on it* ■ I'airrhild Thru I r, I'l.ll lluo It. rhjrlitllr n pi:ek into th.* hft corner after due • drs 11. N ft , iti officially joined Illinois. son showed football resur¬ own offensive pattern- ■ Acimi—inn .'He Votir Key to Better Values k.it nr from center ice tinmo- a Hit II I whs ML lletithn.irmrpv Michigan. Michigan State and Attn practicing the oppon¬ \ kr> V. Harms IVirt *•» Wisconsin m favoring the new gence, is expected t«* vote on the *■■■■■■■■■■ Campus ClasslfiesU I f tt | • tt* Klf" Kurt, *: lf r. A»he> picked up a loose matter next Monday or Tuesday. ent's offensive plays and mak¬ Mirltstnm It Miwir viu-» * legislation which will be acted ing sure each man is imitating \«li» r ?». I IM I'. I'-uek when Ho> ton tailed to clear The Wildcat school voted "yes** upon finally here Feb 22. hi* assignment as c'.- as M-ipIrs i. li-imotj Pells • ilnrtt and fired the di again. THOMPSON JEWELRY (0. 0 • That makes the unofficial Maarirr R. an, William H. Thamp.aa Dcvanry Nam.-s Ho»s Finals " HO are to br h< hi !«»mgh! .A* A—i»liinl Coach count at present, 5 to 3. favor¬ ing the plan, with both North¬ SPECIALIZING IN KINE JEWELRY Tailored ♦ * western and Indiana—each said and FIRST CLASS SERVICE Inter-fratorm tir.als will !\ he he'd ewtmnii '• r AI.ST.NA T Sk'h'**! Board Wednesday said it — h..- re'ea. CI.r.VXt.ANn 'Tl-Vi,' Wort*, i motiis'e i the !«.»sv currently element- "SATISFACTION GUARANTEED" • tv(j\ puthilcb.iP - n; .•tirn- ii y is nn school physical edueation tii- the Cleveland Indians' first base¬ man and leading slugger last DURING OUR iient crown del- itr La»f> r.v'i • here, and was Devaney"s season, today signed a contract s, hlik. 21-15 ami 2!-" Heidi was one name down fn end coach a' Al|»en,i High for anotjier year. Sidelined by ONCE-A-YEAR l Devaney, a former an attack of non-paralytic polio semi-finn'- .and s*i_ f the • illy winning. 21-10 ant? 21-1'.. a Mi. lugan State assistant, twent- i> wj> named head ci*ieh at at Wertr ttie end of the 1955 came bnck last year to hit season, BOLT END SALE ver Richard Sasse Wyoming 32 homers and hat in Iftfi runs S hlik gained entry in* the fina's bv turning McCabo by identical *corr- <»f .•■-m hack R irt' Today Piiltcinants in the even- There's « height future fur guttin nun liered ! C> + + it yV* Is SpartanwillBadminton ing t>e held Frtdav Club recc¬ night I. VOli drsiKn YOUR fr^m 7-9 30 A meet is scheduled w tth in th* m*n'* five Grand s ^V suit. Club Sun- Valentine's Bapids Badminton finv The Snartan Club will he selected at 'his meeting. team Interested to represent faculty r Day YOU K»I fits you a suit that and students. both men and wo. r TITANIUM , Yuu aave $20 below men are welcomed. Sears' regular low prices. STATE. Give your Valentine FIRST ♦o. 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Alpha (taniina llrlla — 2.S astronomy, wilt address the I.iiins units and thrlr |»rr- AIKVS IMIRAI* llallrv 15.5 Philosophy Colloquium to be rrntatcr totals are: — tKAfntMlltS I inntoit* — 115 held on Friday evening at 7:30, Itathrr HI Al|*ha l.pwlnn I'l — liHI'i luittrrllrld — fi.3 announced ttic MSU department Bates — i! Alpha I'll I Alpha — l«Hi larmhotor — *2.1 I shan — 11 HI of philosophy^ i'hi llrlla thrla — K.t t mi an — Subject of discussion will be Alpha Mima flu — hi.} II shjn — 1.9 /.ria llita Ian — hi I HOMfNS llllll 51S • Tunc aiui Physical Processes'* fhl Kappa fat -- 5k J S Williams — IKK The colloquium will be held in Alpha (>.11111114 It ho — ]« .! 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