n? ji nny noniuss . Swimmers Win First Big 10 Championship. ■ * • i h'l h. Ifeinki t.'ok.h- the watei Slole New* Sport* f Hltnt to put Michigan Hn-aMMrokc veteran Hemke registered the only a third plaee finish. Vlopktn'* 2:20.5 time estab¬ State ahead in the brea-dstroke Special to the State News othei Spa it an first in the |00-vard rare Heinke lished a new Rig 10 record Harmon maintained Hi. had in the butterfly MINNEAPOLIS — The Michigan SI.H,. swim, potted a time of 63 6 and topped Mich standout:, Nichols placed fourth for Michigan Stat.- in ih<- and Danish •vim; tram ended Ohio St.ite'v eight \c;n mgu .is y m !- inK agaimt Michigan's Dave a- Mu higan';- C'y Hopkins and Harry Yap of In¬ backstroke and Clemen- -ixtli in the 440 .levels and .D.i11 W.H | , \ (,f Indiana, jr.; |i» champion Saturday. hv climbing ik f-ist poured on diana While performing from tin- high board. More* th< T'nrncr crown since entering the Ibg in m and n to ::j\. the Spaitans a firsl-piace finish At the eoiielusioti of the second da* the Spar¬ .Sapid id', head tin I he board a h< fame out of . th» etown •f»l? tans had rolled up .10 points, right Tetter than a one and half gainer from a 'u«k position. At Aftei failing to-register a point in the opening Michigan, their nearest opponent though he was not serious!- in pil ed he wa- Mi-big"" State finished with fl; print to 7«i nno-met.i event H'oU day. the Spartans went to ■ ' Michigan and 71 for Ohio State. Indiana-was The lait da* w e almost a repeat of Friday'- forced from the meet and fim-hed out of the work Friday to stait ,,n their eliiub toward the ;. itth with 56 showing i the Satin - •en Clemen-. fjord* Kotnell and Parrish reeorded hi ilig Hie Spaitans nune valuable point- The Spaitans' spirit, ,»,* finals as the Spat tans had to frrngth and depth were fight f,„m h, - the t;et. i tom the i\ qualifying teams This \fter bettering' Hopkins and Yap In the breast- th<- thier mam fetors in Michigan Slate - rd to win After Nichols pa«e,i Michigan\ winning Don •ami foul some topped the event in tie finals In PAUL RFINKK C HI CK MeCAFFRFF. stroke preliminaries. Reinke found the going a Tl" \ amski altn«ni stroke fot stroke in the hark victory wa? a tram • ffort .. 12 men con- .1 J.i flat I no-yard hreaatrnke champ . . . . gets victory dunking . . . little rougher in the finals as he had to settle for tldiuteu to the scoring over the three day grind SWIM MI n* W IN nui i« XPItfNt. I'l ' Michigan StateNews «Oos stair » roarh i>u k< A it. temperature- m Ihr irr* will spartan in «• in hut i. rl-e *<» irmind *« Willi fcatrft tm Or Dch* hpsrtan trim rlmoti -hie* mil -»i(f -ntilherl. nsl»M< In *Mri> -rpmi-rt vp,.i ulnrls from !i-l« mph Ihrrr i» in l»lg !• pUteff* sfp thr *|»i»rt 4 pnwlhllih of shower* rtlirlOf pages f«s? *el«ll« the afternoon s.in«*4\ rvenlnc l»w thermometer rrrdlnt wat I! vol- If. N<>. IS6 KAST l.ANSINC, MICIIICAN MUNDAV. MAItCII II. I!i:>7 PRICE 5 CENTS State AWS Meeting Conducted UN Troops Halt Gaza Strip Riot Thousands %ati4itial (ioiivo Plan- IH-cu—imI Indonesians Revolt Involved Final plans for the nation- convention of the Inter- ftlpffiate A>MH'iatH»ti of Wo Against Sukarno In Display ou*n fct intent* to l»e heU] President Plans Admission I >< iii.iikI K.'iurii ierr during .spring vacation (If (loininunistH Into Cabinet Of were ili.-cus-e*l Saturday. rj;y|iliiiii Hull- Het»rr*rntatvr- -e the 12 1AKAHTA. Indonesia i fh - llich South Sumatra mined GA/.A i/I'i - I'N Michigan ho*tr-% selv-.ts that North and Centra! Sumatrajand Fast Indonesia Sundav in llxi»*| fenrpas and fimi in the mopcr-Mie.; with MSl' tn revolt against the central government in Jakarta. air Sunday to break up n -onsv-ring the . nmvnti.m went It was the fourth relmllion against the Javanese-cunt rolled demonstration bv thousand1, • • er conventi'vi plate *s i*;* MSt' central government in. 2' •> months - all without bloodshed. of Arabs dettiaitding reiiirn i airmen m ■« nulling tn th* Hut violence has twen thn*»t- of Fgyptjan administration --.inn Sa'ijrd >* The e» e*| on all side if President to the (inz,a Strip. • " cMiferetiec irch 2.1-J6 m Hrori* Hal! The 0-500 del* gales expected 1.♦ will I- held Sukarno injects Communists in¬ the government Atom Stilt ing The United tioutil* Nation setting h iv¬ tem- to Eight high- ijj> ,i / I /' 'end will be henwd In Jvasl pornrv mirnim 'rati*. fot t»i.« Profluction • own km* nrtny *»ffircp* have saiH ■» . - I West Yaocley and Gilchrist C anadian Plater* Franre* llyland. a« flpbell*. and William lluti •terrkorv, |rr«»wilr.i won too Sukarno ha- deride*! not to pu-ti Obt) ail*. llamlet. enart a trn*p «rene from "llamlrt." whieh will he preaented Arabs, two-thirds of 'hem tkrrr hundred eolleges and tonight at ft.II In thr Ami. Ci mmunist entry into the eal» ti fogees from the f$il*-stjne war, iiniiersities at will Ike rwwsentlnn t«* be beld for be represented Tickets Still on Snle in*t. them to his hut will name advisory council come «»• Increases ' va, . r* A rat i fu «f| govei nun-lit rotqaTHte hi iinpid.i , the UN ihe first time «n the MSl' rom- Stat** Nt-ws I'holn hv Jnhn Waft* administration utile" the Egyp¬ The eouncit. us outlined f. pus. WASHINGTON (/Iv The These eords. h.iltered h* water-filled balloons, helped Delta fiam- tian government approves Sukarno's Fob 16 "new eon Canadian Flayers Slate ma and Vets win the first prire audienee partieipalion trophy for Ma j. (im. R. I, M Burns, Visiting dean- wi!! I»e boil • d Navy is heading its nuclear Alpha Delta and Alpha ei-pt" pn»(M»sal. would liav* veto llieir "SON" booth at Spartaeade. asked b* reporters if be tbnqjrbt over tMrtii cabinet nnd Htihtuaiine program toward a "communist tactics" were being !" i n»r*»rit* h«-us*s 4'i»nv*Mitu»n jmnvrr ^I.2(NI Fsliiiiat*'*! used In sllr the population, "Hamlet" Tonight in And a kern will stay in the Pi Heta Parliament broad scale prodiictioti basis, up i Iltwise Thr revolts have a religions replied "I think so." Thr theme of the convvnti«»n aiming at an eientual rate Arab demon? tration- h a \ •• " < A> We See It Educated Woman av Student tin- Hole of The (hnatiinn Placets, nff .-hoot of Stratford, Ontario** basis against giving Communists any voire in government. Hut ill of a half do/en laintchings Record Crowd Attends 1ms n fr*s|iient in (ia/.a : on e tin- Israeli., quit tin- area o»i Ttoj • - Shakes|marean Festival, vvill promt "Hamlet" tonight at each, leaders ho-ve .voiced dis- f»er year. # tl.iv. making it nisxvs.irv for the I Clti/cn " Kesnwte -ill be Mb* Pauline Irederiek. Mil rnnsentinn rwwuneitlatur speaker and new* 8:1a itt the Am!. Tuesday ' IV•er t.ynt" will he given. on A number of ticket- sale in the Uni*m ticket ol- remum satislaition wtlh by Jakarta of minerals and nat¬ the dispositboi ural earnings of their respective k'iguie?- made avail.d»|i Navy Sunday Miow ttiat at lead three atianir powa reil submei-i- by tl»V Successful Spartaeade I'N to impose a eurfew stilly celebrate the demonstrating i the Israeli dc|«urtUi'c, ' >■?••<- anal**4. %unday dinner. Shr will speak at the fice for Ixith performance- INaytng the title role of Ham¬ Kcccplion Slated arras. Farh rlaim their share is tiles are scheduled f<> lion next ycai • Hiiple- H> IJMiu. doldile A sen roily «f air and wore nnficttuble in JcniMon I'lelillniuse Saturday tiitrht when the laryeMt crowd ever at¬ i»ut it mauds ha tMN-n markort b* «h - for return of Kgypti.m far below the amount earned Gaza admimstntti'in Saturday dmper sj*eakers will let i.- William Hutl During the For All Seniors and demand realignment. ttiat numlwr in... Ix pnxhin ci as lxi.1 ts just tM'giiiriiiig i" U' order¬ tended the 7»7 Spartaeade. making it. a highly .successful which would arouse bit!* > a ''••p n- ludc IVan of Students Tom Stratford Festival laat \car h« a event. MctMMi in Israel. K ng. (bn ernmrnt ed and others whi*tr Cniigie:- Fr-i*tent Dob Decker, and Jan- Stud* ut p!a*ed Windsor' in "Tlie Merry Wive «>f and •Henry V" and Earning Degrees the South Sumatra finally plunge txvau.se, in ttie wot da took has approve*! fot tuuMing come Aueontitig chairman of l«» tin Larry Willis, •vent, a "con- Flection Petition On Saturday UNF.F fonn*sj , (iinpora ry administrative go\ into delivery. Thnmppon of Western Michi- ha- toured with tin- Player- in An nform.*I reirplion for fill of rebel lender. Col. Ilarl.it its » servativc estimate" of the tnl.il emuieiit, ri'pUaing the "mayor ' !' ?•- verfit*. to the student White House Conf* r- rcprescnta- "Macbeth ' Deborah T u r n b U 11 |»la*s v* h*' will n*ceiv*' drgree- "We are fed up with our Jav¬ Two A-suhs ati«Ni- the are piotieei now in op< i- Nautilus, pn« !•.•«! was $4,200 Prompt* Special and ixMinrd" : vslein pr**vi«Hj?.I. tie riti of winter term has ADD collected almost *200 in used. ('«»! Carl IngtHilm *if lH»n » v on Education Ophelia A graduate In theater ;«• « fo, Wednesit.4* anese Governor, Wmamo. He which steamed more than 6UJMMI nules i'ii its first rliarge ot uran¬ tickets for their roat checking A USD Session n ark .wa iiainol milibiry gov¬ Ha raid Bakkcn of th* Nation- from the I'niversity of Toronto. 1h'( !1 in m i work.- too slowly." ium fuel, and the Nc.twolf. nervier, while the 511 living ernor A five-niemtM-r conoiii' Student As.soeiat»ori will !•* a Mis* Turnhull ha- toured In \ eier : 3o .it Cowlrs Hou.- Premier Ah Sa.it rum id jojo ap- A i . which unit* and general admission tic¬ special session of Student tee of residents headed by Ing- e.»t Sunday night'.- buflct Canadian theater companies and jHunted Wmarno governor of may gi» hack into the - at PreM in Hannah's home kets supplied the rest of the Congress has Ikmii called for hotm w.i- formed t*i Mipervi?«' • -pper. ha* appeared on television in Siuth Sumatra'^ dcebuon to join yard for a new type of heat B 3b tonight by President Hob Student.; .ittending W'lU meet tjansfer system It;, present ex- proceeds turned over to Cam¬ all civil affair?, in (Jo/a IV . Juvenile delinquency will tx- England and Canada. South Sumatra despite strong Meeker, following the presenta¬ ie deans «»t various *ciua»F p«niiHMital type provetl uir.iatis- pus Chest. itself. ■'u.-scd at the M«»nda> lunch- There are no stag*- nettings protest from the local popula¬ tion to him of more than l,4bb The winner* were announced Bui today a eommiliee of ui other I'arulty menilM-rs. in tion faetor.v. 1 by U. CliriKsa Young of the nnd only handful of pmp- |H'titmrting reeonskiera- ■ a i ame?. Arab Hut political aourees here feel Tlie Nivj records show esti¬ Sunday, and the awards wcte emplo*es. sa*ing they l-".-»ng Police lXj*artment and vita! to the action Thr plain- .tutioi; to nieeMig President tion of the popular eUftiou mated completion dates at var¬ made l» tlx Hoard of Directors reprexenled more than l.aoft > William Kuhcn. minbter of wear modern clothes Kumituu im Mr Hannah th* deciding factor in South ameiidment. ious time* during Ift5ft of three in Jeiiison field house. eivil workers, refused lo work Sumatra* decision t«» j*»in oilier Under the referendum por¬ Lansing First Presbyterian ivntsists of three bore w*wxicr Imitation- to the affair are under FNEF until they receive rebel* i* IheMdent Sukaino's alomir submarines: tlie Skate. Winning first place in the ureh. Hclgiou- advisors w ill pieces, w hich arc assembled and tion «»f the AUSCJ Constitution, authorifalion lo do from * \ ',< de received written ei iuiumiI. Nautilus cost $62,221.00(1 and the mo* ersMlr* iganxrini the eon- For the third year in *u< - require* a vote tin the amend¬ Thr UNEF resorte*! Strongly Moslem South Sum¬ Bra wolf $62,971,000. place was won tiy Tlieta Xi and men to **-ftt»wn will be funds at thr ce-sion thr Ptaycis are t«»un : ji vit.itin.i- in the mail ment So far, there lia*e l*eeii no re¬ Chi Omega with their produc¬ use of tear ga. when tl**- Arab W-nday dinner. Dr. Thuntas North America. Although th* Areorriiiig tn SUrr Keealer, atra wants no track with torn- Bivker s.nd the meeting to¬ tion of "Make Your Own Sun- d« nion*tro'ors trierj to break director of alumni retalionx. dif- muniftts. Central Sumairan rebel port * of a Soviet mblrar sub¬ night will In- to decide on pro¬ Hsmiliun. viee president for eompany is a fairly r«vent a 1- da** " through Hie gate- of the t'NKF ft-ullirs were rnrountered in leaders previously declared they marine or surface ship. o-ademic atfairs. wilt »prak on dition to the theatric;!I woiul i •'This Was Your Life" won cedure for thr election, includ¬ the invitations due to were pressuring South Sumatra However, in total undersea police guard. Hums kiii! Tic indent-tuff relationships it it- memlx'rs are cxiwrienetvl ir. xrndinc ing u hen it will Im- held. Delta Delia Delta and Phi Kap¬ crowd wa* di-p« rs*- iur the election iiium lie turn«-d fir Deputy with UN Dr. Ralph iccretary Buncfie, general, ciussy for coed.- and suits for "pending a further d*si-ion outmoded types and small coast¬ into the AU8G office in the during dinner hour today. • I'lioto Exliihition from the central government al craft. Sec SPARTAC'ADF, Page 3 Union to be counted. See ARAB. Fage 6 The original amendment was I'lione Call Sends Tlir present exhibition in the it* fe.itrd in a secret ballot Wed¬ Niideiit to Court Umon tion Art Gallery is of photograph- front the Smithsonian Institute. a collec¬ Talc May Revolutionize Potato Peeling nesday night at the regular AU¬ NG meeting, prceipalating the petition move. Frank A. Miller. Crosse Pointe Tale, the familiar material An important function of the a high |>crcc!itagc of vegctbles nient. under whieh the labor- Say The showing depicts the his¬ peeled by present machines, at*nv operates. was tried in municipal tory of the conservation move¬ that forms the base for women * fate powder, may revolutionize laboratory, said Newcomer, is Hut the new MSU laboratory "This is one of the few ex¬ French .insured befone Judge Earl Mc- to bring engineering to bear on ''•lald last week for refusal to ment in thi> country. It por¬ the automatic potato ixieling will do more than make studies amples of a widely decentrol¬ ' So a telephone party line dur- trays efforts of cunscrvationadj business. The new type peeler is just the problems. food industry's technical on equipment and product im¬ provements. Basic research also l/id industry, made up of thou¬ sands of businesses, attempting Of Fiifjlisli Ally friend-. ■ "i: emergency. to counteract plunder of Amer¬ - lie said Uie pru)tosed new will be conducted, scicntifi- to combine its approach to re¬ PARIS. bP»- Prime Minister Mrs. one of the fleas to be explored Barbara Thia*. wife of Harold Maciniilan assured the ica.'* natural resources in the in MSL's new frxxl service lab¬ process for |KX-ling vegetables data will be compiled for eval¬ search problems." rge Thia-, East Lansing scn- French * past and also show* present oratory. whe re the latcsl sci- has possibililies, lie explained uation to the industry, and i Now undi-rway in the lalwr- people today that, far tried to make ihe call on rnlifie tlovck»prnent* are being that cither tale or rice hulls series of symposia on thr pro¬ ab»ry is a study of the effects from envisaging a withdrawal D: ft cunscrvation needs. studied for practical use in can be used in a high velocity, gress in the food service field o, cooking aluminum foil-wrap¬ from thr European continent, llun'l wear me nut Areppding to Mr*. Thi as, Mi1- The display includes over 100 (the high pressure xteain of wafer will be field ped fiHid at high teniKratur*-. Great Britain is seeking means fo'*l pnK<.-?.irig industry.. Irarkinie down ride " refu>cd to hang up when *hc photographs, small sculptures and directed the vegeta¬ "The food service industry, Future attention will be directed of moving closer to it. a *sntcd a doctor f*»r her 2'; and mounted specimens wKh The laboratory, aided by aolo bles. which serves 70 million meals to such things as kitchen ventil¬ He made the statement just r*r-oid who having siN-cial drawings and diagrams. grants from the National Res¬ son was Newcomer said preliminary daily, is vitally interested in tin ation, improved and more san¬ I a-fore heading for home with ' taurant association, is directed Check with ••TiUions. The child was Leading artists represented are Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd by J. Loon Newcomer, whose studies show that only the out¬ new program,** reported I*rof. itary dish washing method s, -vited later after a call was Weston. Adams. Cartier-Brcs- after a two-day visit here f«»r own studies in the past have er layer of the potato or other iJonald Grccnawoy, head of longer lasting cafeteria trays, ' -e from a nearby phone. son. Bischoff and others. included use of sound waves U) vegetable is removed, in con- M&U's School of Hotel, licstau- ar.d numerous other aspects of private consultations with M'Uer was found innocent on The exF.tbiuon will continue tiuuwspause niilk. tcaat wiUi the'wailing yway of jjiji ami Institutional Mauagc- food service. French Premier Guy Mullet. :>unds *4 lack of identification. through Sunday. umi man on CAMAUt 6* 0i«k MUt Informal ion Michigan State News- M Head f)uit* . '• nM .1. !♦> JMsr**. 21.i Ni'W Student* ;ind itihout II* rtcnllr or direct of I ho faculty -student This Week on Campus The AgroiMMity Club will nn<. > .if .1 I i. ni" 1 >> I'm l«' I inteir«1* ol bulb. Mstlltti ro;l(l» TODAY A porfy, rcfre-btnents, prl/e* , u Imi H Would rime ;r wedge between the two, whether n and ilftttcing will follow the nt 7:30 p.m. in the Plant Seien,- Witlu" ''••• \im\eivi1* ol I Ivint oUtiUtle Mrllihrl i>| the X•»««)" udt'ii l*hi Sig will meet in llro.lv (ii-eeultoUse, to'iv rollo'"i'p pte<4 A*«o»i -«>f* .wwl A«««i n'ftl Spanish flasts meeting nt 7 30 ; |> i i* l ire Multi-pmixise room A .it Hi pin. The Philosophy Club xx ill tin THeta Sigma IMii will m«*et in pm. in tho intniiiatnm.il House. Campus 4-11 will moot in 310 i'i 33 Union at H 30 pan. Iluint i \.<* 1<. \i» 1 ."»ti M\ .* Muivh 11 l'.*.* ilu Mur.il Room .it S p m. At, Hall at 7 30 pm Officer* T Walsh will -peak on ' Tim TfEsn \v lot the cottiim! year xvlll he Criteria of An AiUxittnte Mop- A, ing ;it 1930 hours in Doni Hill will hold i Sympo*itmi on Auto- ganb itioti Room 3. UillrxNim. TIH'RSDAY uunix-e Styling at 0 pan in the AW S Leaders Honored in Offuvix xvil! bo oloot.'d nt mr-AiFK meeting .it 7 30 pm 402 Elciirival I'. iginoermg Phi ttamma Nu xvi'l meet .it Musi, And. w A ill discussion llwmr IV Club meeting in 300 on I*- held .it the Vocatianal Home Vi-'lts in pm. Mis* Tho firrtnan Club 125 Music Building at Miss Nancy Kosiet flillie Atulp xvlll sing xx ill mo, • 7' ;i" , 7 p tn. in 3.1 L'ni«»n , Home Fo nt 7 p.m. group of Ciermftn Lleder Bx Flosliiiir Convention The Oi ling *4p.irt.in* xx ill hol t ,i tvorgi.tiizafiott meeting f.n nt! .ytltik'fits inl.He»1vtf in cyxlitig Life (an Be . .m activity At ' pm tn the Towi-r i.\ in hooN ** ill he nttcndlng thi* convnution nnd ltn-inr— f'.mmil ui)l met m i'i i !n 1 *!,n itLt mn ; «n xx ill » \ hack now idon.* to their Mchools 37 t'p'.in nt B 30 p tn All rtir.m- TotT.ii si.rrpr.R the jHilice radio from the Shn SILVFR CITY. N M t Pi—Ap¬ id's ofTiee to officials in !v- 'I iilrr u ill t-i hat «1 Thev xx ill aim* carry hack an impres-don of i^ation* in tltv tuh.wS of tni*.in.»-- i parently there are ."till n few Ann County. urgivt to h.ixo a delegate .1, , \t. tldnii* t tie Lo-pilal Michigan State Lnivefsitv A glimp-u* nt ii < IMHce Investigate,! and foim on pta-sent ingpvl indix idttals around hi up¬ it\ til. hundreds Of the plans and work that ban gone into prep \\ \ \ Heard xx'ill ttieoi in t.«v- hold the tradition of the old the man was simply t.ikies t !•♦ L'it.d Staff- \ l i* .nations for this affair indicate* the im- i>:n» tfiteMti It *»f the Women - xv est. na p. pressjon should he a g.*od one tlym tit 7 p.m. The body of nn unidefttifled -I I PIC vtion man xxm* ropurtdl lying on the NEVER TOO IATT President John A. Hannah ha* invited The Sailing t'ltih wilt hold t ! \f« 50 CUT* THAT NO t'ni.m. Santa Fa Itailnwd right of way Demetra Christopbilli of t*Jr«>- rti? - Wi" to . ampiH inxoixotl to he hi* gne*t- at a dinner Satin - TON WWttTK MAM m I AAf 13 WTfCT HON -WW* Pan Orthmiox Stmlfnl A—e- bet xv eon Doming attd Hatch, ha* anix'od at her win's ha¬ da\ nieht. March '.M ciatien wilt moot to 34 ITnio't N M recently. bere to begin "a new life ' i-x.ntj.'n . • tlvi? . America 5-he is 100. .i* 8 30 p m. The report Whs relayed over The primary purpose of the convention Letters to the Editor in-.. t» ..t M„ Lie i- to help the college woman develop an V-ad the hon.n understanding of her role a* a student in ED 2-1311 . \, t v t u,» \ ear - ? AW ^ h. ve Been her preparation for life after college. l! i expected that the exchange of idea* Congressman Campus Classifieds Exl. 2615 V * and tv. ,1 inherent in the workshop* and speeches Vote < n . ' . Defends - • .»rkinr tor two to make the ivnven \> \ will better prepniv the student for her re - ti.»n sureoss a -ponsibilitie* as ah educated vitizen, parent - high mwternhip Drarilinr: 12 noon \n innnevtv.ive li-l of «peal»er*s inc hitting and career woman t ,i!v one of the Congress popular elect.on of the president Mn, Pauline 1iedernk. MM Cnmmrntatm Miehigan State Lniver*itv 's AW S mem r.omN-; - ;treused of hiding he- • 1 student goxmrnment ■ loir rout onr Hit Itrfon- publication her- -hould he congratulated for their care- hind the tirillot x-ntr on tile The -e,nt hallo*. 1 Ivlcv. :\nd neo > nnnh«d. ha- hren arm nerd. IHe* u-vd for th'V<«> rvpre-ent.i- tu! plan/ting and diligent work in preparing r<>pu- o .-Wti.-n hilt that xva* v a< en other Mit-tiignn eollrcr- and linorrviiies itebated m Student tAmgress t;x-e< w ho haw a gr»*»t deal of hare been a^Blinc M ciassirco rates lion-. and vituperation ha-» heen gi*en h> ,o a.vn«.-.t Ixs'iuise of the lark ki^-p the job Tl'ey had hc« tl told HOUSING SERVICE hv their (•» r-tituerrti xvhith w av minimum IS xeordt har.-he* and lilt v i n f s •« on:ani?ation- ot plain o!.t gut- TXIMNi; AtX'I'lt.XTFl ,x Foreign Intrigue i thi* xvay mam?v in the 1 60c MOPF-ltN nUVTStiFti APAWT- throne heat the *«tate T xvi-h to uo on pnhjii word to v.Me *r Vt*M' Wiib n»i\ate balli. entrance «rerdil\ done in ma home con's dorm* and oft cimpu- $1.00 t^Teated nt»,we panem, inAnuacripts. theaoa haxity V'"»t.*d against the hilt, 2 days Oil I'urwuv heat Fit Hall xx ante,* them to yot,. m M»«vi S»iiN*p«wed and ainenihst Fot- 3 days $1.20 r,n flint.n4 1 r J.#V JP « XM1 1.<- 4 -!X5M1 svird'er which xvay hi- represent at ix-c and *tnre« t>|>>«'k* tn TYPTM5 MOriF.ST RATPS Sif "Lniversitv of Michigan sweatshirt in a prep a o M to give the nis-es«aty taurant,' - fai tmn guaranteed Former typlnr vet»M ,»r any .1 the other* ju-t new I-,n*1ne YMfA Otadw.iie s'u. ronsid.-T atit.n to the qualitira- vrteran* who want I'm- teacher Mar, llillman 7ik> P'u • lost and found box on the campus the rtsptiiod t-j the Student cersi ask them 1 am sutv th > dent* o» nff-campn* hnurint recut.> l.ane Campua Fit t-lkU4 1* » shirt was found to he adorned with a ham * i on > AUTOMOTIVE Phone IV 4-0AV before l» »3 Ilnls Off (ion, C< vermnent Pivsident and a- a will l^e willing to cxnply .1 tv ot |S .an noon for appointment ItlAKfAST SRfCiAl over and sickle *yml*ol on the front and the or:- Student Government >"ou «tated that Student Cote lov; PONTlAr TVnOR Hanttoo Pjv depnsit now. re«erve for antinr Im» harmed in the long had no faith in the stu¬ tlvdramaUe Radio hoatmr■. while j term T- f ej ftfj and a red star on the gie * ' initial* 1 SSK wall< Fx«eltent ceedttien \" e» * .-* * -w imnnnr • un ! * thi* lark ol interest dent Itodi How can we have clean inter ww Phone ril ROOMS POR MT\ Vnieeraitv an- 4Se T cad 44r Tv. \t a-. . . a- hack * P-II3 IM nnoed XliHt pnrvenletit location in Tie Fl.stion- Hurrau tatih in the student bodv when 1...-U in; !> ;vrorn;al ?v\i it- toua\ parking and linen* fumi«he,t CeWee ontinan.-es intrro*t ha* been shown t«>. i Inmtrre J.T1 Ann Street, P.-wI I .an- In addition, the story pointed out that would have to set un n,» Mu ho . State. {•»■• \ !«ie-4 a fitting t. regulate the ronte-t for offire ward this bill except by vmi and EMPLOYMENT {.in, l*> SMOKI SMOR ORlll "crude cardboard hammer and sickle de¬ _ f'tnav - • w int. i -;]*• o ?< v xi de, l F-ont !e pa—age of thi* hill next campus There weren't even 10 North Mirhigan XXowrens Wi *n TYPIST ANN ftROXVN Phnne ! Aa atiahle a,1th nwtni onla FO f-HM D' I-fWH Flectric typewriter Tee l ilt than re.td to -sjnk the in scattered campus buildings oxer the past term, and the ele. tion cam¬ >po,tatof- ti that many, at the i«-03BW -eme esnenew,-e * ISA and theaea. Ala,* general it :,ke- hette «•' iv-1 lin k M.iinlensn-t an,1 > paper* two weeks, police reported." paigning next term, there xvould n'.eetirg Wednesday night. Stu- lranjnr.wlati,»n Ruler, cwmaeior !>»» rooms r«»t tvplng. Buck* : nd W oherin. i- S<«. thex xxere hotter Nature «-nun*e|oi norm r sinoit not Iv sufficient time to profvr- dent Interest" I don't tveliexe «o h, ,» S-lJ veio Men Xot-mvcl Sonne term Park- TXTINO. At.l. KINDS Hone In •Oii the* great and the* eawei-ier.. wuh eh.Mini S.1«x,-tXteT A'-ailatale Act'*** from Xnedet than l" were The invest (ration wn« complete.!, appar¬ L ptvivkm regulation* governing 1 placed on the bullet.n boai-d pv.-ei|cnt T«-"erenv*•-' reuui'-ett XX'rtie (np me home Reaannahle, srccrate l.ronw h' r.,n, the 1 ixert»it\*s fir-? Big 10 ently. when "mst to he sure, the police the el.vtion pr.x eduiX\ in my donv copy of the ho", ••• iu Mr, X XVi.tr sen rmin*- ■hiiCjg Phorie FT1 T-T0I7 tf lor Pirewwetiam Mwhigan 15 turned the shirt over to the subversive 3 It i< the opinion of sever¬ with a notation when my offne cr.\ rw.M, TYPIST POR general LOST and FOUND TYPING. TIIERFS manuscript* all kind* eapertlv dona REPORT* it from th« r al }tev»ple that there was a strong hours were and if they had ar.v- any time Phone ED 7-Wtfl EAd Lan¬ In fa ax*;,v . 4-544K ISA -quad of the Michigan state police " ronlition tretwrvn the press and thmg to sav tho hi1' to c«vn»e el11- •* wcih Phoiw IV ! iHT PXRKFR <1" -en Tim. U i sing ft M <>S1 \e North W i It* the sleuths had dug deep, they would the head of government to get and see to. Not «vic nerxim *unm>r.,nie to- TO S-35M room IP" j have found that a pair of "Communist" thi< hill pa«*ed 1 f»*el that xvhen showed up or even talked to FOR RENT !i,iim Reward t vi TTON APPOINTMENT and FOR pa«sport picture* now APPI.IP4 heing taken st flick* Studio over in the hall. Therefore I h ut *ongs have heen played on the Lnion grill the pix»s\ is rontinuahv instru¬ me ITVTTRtOK tiOXV Riicm I ATTfNTlCN STUBfNTS: ' OST Shepanl* Shoes. Phone EI) t-CUW tf 1 ;e»t * ear at this time the sj\ xx inter Big to xote the 1 in'-t ■Ruled >\ Fain, -1 Not en tn«nte mental in eontrolhng the opinion way saw ■ 10 teams had axeiaged fifth place between jukeloox every day for a week and i*'hcy of gox-erninent. n» it against the hill. tent « TV »et wit ft epWe* lVilla, t t.w- FO 2-1H2J OP DON* IM me home themes these* Re*. Not to he outdone, the State News also s. them x*ith a third by the exmnasts the ha* n-i»eat«xtlv t>een m the rx»- Reason --la, k oj student inter¬ t© bwy S»w«'! weei'y rental I OST \| XROON PI1 t.PC till near sonahle rate*. Phone ED f-RTto afte- AudttoHMni »>r ftend v ?V>rme Tue*- « did some investigating. Results show that ei-nt past, thort should then t1*' est. It the students lack interest MUNT2 TV Reward Contact fJordon IS highest single tanking d.,t nieht the best solution for students in this "red" much soul searching done by now in its Ixxinning, what 114 EAST KALAMAZOO MirSTC m R DAMCTNO Smith Zaekman Rand Phone SIW We*t Thi* venr the avernce figures oat to scare is to buy a Spartan Tuesday and see government jtenieonnel to see would have hapjvemHi later •**<•%%»* tv 4 «4*n Shaw ED MBIT. « why thex are bowing to the will Xvhen the amendment came tv- REAL ESTATE or third, with the sxx im title and the shared its take-off on Communism, its symbols and A I'I'P-X'I IOM: Mt'SIC RY »ha Basketl>aII crown topping the li-t In ati.fi it* sweatshirt* of the press Thi- was apparent¬ fore them at spring regt.-ti at ion FOR SALE SOON T,i Bp completed T»-roe Kenny Datrts Orchestra. EH 7-HN* ly done. or in the end on xxtiing f.-r a «-»dmom brick ranch heme in eis( tion. the gxmnasts and trackmen eontrih Dm* to the timing of this president? *«■ --d trie Just Nvr m«*mte« f-o«n 4 X'stf Two ha«h« lar-e living room, TXT1NG WANTED BY former utoti thirds, the fencers a fourth and the hilt it had the earmarks of a Stud»»nt Congress is rim on the V., -,-e- with la-c- C|ni"g t'fA *t. MSIT secretary Term naner* the*e« wrestler-, a sixth SWrits lines "railroaded" piece of legislation. same order the United States as the Congress Wo send o; our A ATTXVnON buv' Sell'ng OTVFR*' am-a HFRF Uirut phi« i* •»ehed * 'leim-i-rt e.araee nasilab'- f •'! bacernent -t ea-enlr-« Ftl ?.nigi F«»X 1-ha etc Accuracy guaranteed IX' J-'i''* t'ongratillations to oar newest Big 10 Perhaps -if- given a proper eomnment FP ape-, lour vhiV IX* "-tl" IA> a'w*v«- rati Advance Realtv Con-- $e«cl lima amout of time, free fn»m pre-- congressman to Washington iby n rr. champions on a job well done.' to Baal With a warm period due to hit Fast Lan¬ a vote! to represent u* The stu¬ nan* Realtor* Ifid Sac! 41m a Kvire, to igxHvtiVCly consider this OKNTRAl HOfSF TT»iler Reinke for his individual title and to Coach sing. students had hotter get their cars out legislation. congrrKv nhall see fit dents at Michigan State have !"t (net Four pie»*e bar Reasonable It'i SFUONUTS AAytiine. luy 'em fey EAST LANSING (CLOSEti Chuck Met"affree, who waited a long time of the parking lota while the mud is still to rool frozen tar hill they send a representatix-e (by a ORFTril tNte'KTAIl. TWTMS and kid listed, roomy three bedroom THE SPUOMUT SHOE high hat ('oat SIA5 sell for Mi> 1 do not apologire to anyone vote 1. Phone FT) Z-AWd IW home Large shaded lot Fveep- m MA.C SO T-fTl IB L,TMo LjC.NMM Q,S~ for my vote against the biti for Why don't these students tell SAtiF Itennnlon- kitchen, dining PRF-SPRTNi", tionaflv ACCVWATr. cor- Crossword Puzzle «ir« EA«T, L.E|A.N,T,L Xlirhipan Sluto Xrw I feel justified in taking the tis what to vote for then and ta Tetania for ft S® ftall* aacanim Pennsylvania OoT* rw.ked Ftee p1*,-e. ba«ement -act form ED •-ton After si* P m I Q R R I stand I did. thus alleviate this situation thnee room Monday thru Frtday. AH dav Sahi-- Puhti*h«l cl»-s rimn Mondav Mite. P-Tt three foe SI A lew cut ■gCbVygS thiv»ueh Frldav nelusive. diinni IHvM t.. Otaaon where the majority seem to bo ovfond atwle gvm «h.v« heavy¬ Under 410AX1 Term* Contact dav And SundAV. JJ ACROSS 35 Perish |4 m fa-v 1 eagaie Neatly 1 Divan u.nt^r and aonns terma Rep.. Lot l.anwing in favor of the bill and xet it weight a»-hrte TYPING OF ALL kinds :<♦, You and I hob ♦kl> riurloe Oacm. SI M. wrrw with ram rover* Decteer Realty. ED 5*5»v*A or home 5 BnpM wy .,. B.(?sv5i[R t :»& i (N,c. mar let m and one spe, ial freahtn.m # * * didn't pass. Sweat shirt* Si Iteckie. S4W or OD Silver tan pant* tNaior FT> T.Nir* sasffiwssJB and fall Rare a Milliran hv 8. (ioo of war . ' . w L|R L«B 5BN5Rj ian.e bel*eeen ai.mmef Tan Kt in 12 Hebrew Author a- lo c't P l's'tMi ^ * D*tj term* Fniered a* «eo»n<1 claaa mat¬ te. unite r act «>i March 5 at the lark of Interest Rep.. Kaat Yakelev same I eaeue Panto Also Black SB to and un Cigarette* TRAN9POATAPON monlh ■H » j_Tg|.. c eoat office. Fj»-1 Ijiewn*. Mich SIM rartor All at Fo* Hole PX TH€ RNEST THtEC bRdroom 13 Drivr a rn.1 41 Syirbo. for The A*«kMtated Pre* t> entitled Fnter hs Slate Theater, or at Frsn- ptnnes wAjmm to Fort i» «Hen:um To The Miter: A Note of Thank* hv Chanroal Hmise tf «4or P X slantingly eViTua.velv To the use for meubh- ranch homp. c'ote tc Ed<■>- dale March •? Contact Don "P Avpnlnqt. IP Golf teacher 44 i, Eagle's nest 4ft Polu-eman Solution to tYMaxAi Puvvle XT. S. Reds Adopt New Laws portumiy to thank all tho-e persons who sign*ort«i me in the t Michigan tto-s MARl^TTF TRAftiFR ff \« I. A. FAUNCE COMPANY J-.V4.trt or ED J-JI14 F'ORIDA RTDFRS WANTED Onr V 22 Beside* 4ft Auto fur; DOWN 7. Lukewarm feet (V>r bedroom complete bath l.esvm* Ma-ch 22. returtu"- 23 out conn- M . y recent elections lot AVVS Acti¬ I »ke near Lot \U. Trailer Haven 1ST REALTOE o» two 1 Coarse iv 6 Past R* JYMFS DEVLIN their own txxtit to Socialism" Anrtl 2 f3«» ED 2-3540 Is trv: abhr. 53 f rsc vities Prt^sjdent My thanks go gri'una corn 6 Lay waste VFW YORK -F'—The Ameri The preamble defines the Par¬ SVFDniVr. tNVTTATIONS 1 ABr.F ED 2-2S46 R1DF WANTED FOR tw'n pr™. 25 Turf 55 r»n.t lb Uniform not only to ttio-c who faxmrvd owraetv Worn MM pe- ton Kara a 1 26 Kmf. of horvt 2 Seenl ran Communist Party's new con- ty as "on Amcricwn working .T. Trimpe Pnnter Aurehu* Contact us for whatever you *o Baltimore Maryland on March 11 Transport me with theit votes, but also to Phone IV 5-d4»» ' 3 Noted .-T.itution class organir-ation which bases R.aad Tl* S-M?* OMR evening* |S? Bashan 56 x'i. v 16 Symbol for provide for expulsion those men and women who as- need in real p$tatp or insuranco. 27. Interval of 5ft Mother of 4 l*»m1 meas- itself the principles of Rtnr WANTED TO Atbanx N> sodium of any member who engages in upon swioi me in eampaigTurg ATTENTION STUDENTS' RTY of relief Helen of Troy scientific Socxahsm " your diamond* wbolesaU •« carst York, or vicmitv Le*\e late Mar-" 30. Harpoon 59 Vntreao 5* Bear* 18 Concerning 21 Rod do. r spying or who advocates force, The rMMtlhrtkm tWigfn parly To ,Pa: Pallister 1 extend ard S carat, perfect «tone« at SXV 211 HOWf STtffT or eerlv March 22 Phone Fn w ,m. «• violence or terrorism ne- rtl Oueen Jeweiera, i ti 2-3571. room 214 ' Conjunction 60. Young man cv>ncratuiati»'ms . Aa 24 Seasoning The constitution, adopted member* fa fight "aM farm* mt my heortiest North SCaaWngton t' Tft-cr bedroom »A*»«k. 12 000 34 Those in 61 Arabian 6 Itabar. at RIDERS WANTED TO Florid.i 26 Music national appre—ion. aatoanal May your year a* Activities tjowh. le-.media'e netap#atV* rt'h 29 Writing Todd ED. ■2 X • fluid and any member who "conspires HOUSING or 2-S01I toth after Contort <30 Nortne pm »5 30 Title rhauvini-m and anti-ftemiUMn." CONPCTCNTIOI P PARKER is '6 n IP or acts to subx*ert, i/ndermine. to go 31 Beard of weaken or overthrow any insti¬ "It shall be the duty of all LITTLE ROCK. Arte iFi — MEN APPROVFD ROOMS, aoa-t- memt for snlng term Cooking p—v- PERSONAL to N»En THREE SKIN divert Florida Soring vacation. Sh*'- :c 21 gram Itege* narking teleohooe One expense* and fun EP 7-Btoi 'y 14 s -s - .12 Steep tution of Amerxcan Dem.vraoy party members," it added, "to Patrobnan L. R. Haynec answer¬ block from campuv See Mr< Lu«- I OR SAINT. MANCHESTER 35 Injured through which the majority of fight for the full social, political ed a call reporting an automo¬ hk between four-nine p.m.. 445 Ab¬ COVE to the State News office for RIDERS WANTED TO West IJ- ,-v^ V: 'f • 3 24 | ;} •< Tb V: ^ 38 Be ambi¬ bott R.vad ID 3-SSM IM two tickets to the Crest Drive-In. tf fivet*#, Indiana Marrti H P;*"* the American people can main¬ and ec.momic equality of th^ bile bad knocked down a park¬ - tious eas exnertae* Returning fund** ;i 26 24 3C 31 32 tain their right to determine Negro people and promote the ing mrter. He found another APPROVED HALF DOURT F nvam FATTRTUI. kfTMRFRS Or the Contact Barb Wheat ED 2-1171 ? 39 Pale near -*mtvu* No narking 511 Che- Hammer and Sickle club should b»n their destinies " r unity of the Negro and white motorist trying to put a com in . 3ft 40 Fished lea ED J-lJto • I5« Babu*ka Macarine before TGtP CNRPK AT Hints Rtodto toe A 33 34 35 the horizontal meter. — tortures I" A »amber mt leader* mi the people as essential for the ad- - meeting id voddlng "■ -■■——■ - 42 Waterway of their In¬ *T didn't want to take any FIRST FLOOR APARTMEV7" In- town to toortol «tos 34 40 44 Pitch a tent party, which rial— ah at H,99$ vanceroeni common 31 .V 1 45. Spoken 46 Exist me*bees, have brea wrk4>d terest*." chances." the partter explained fumi*hed fj\w ceed for stove, nstd Parking rooma and refriem -.tor Available bath Vt'tftie* April ex¬ 1 The constitution state* that the Hayne* was so pleased at the 41 kl 42 47. Sixth tone mt i ii pli Im to tmmmk and atfra- eat# viiliai artvllm mt the American Communist Party maaN conacMnstixisneas that he Phone ED l-d«l !«• RE PHIL Hough and the WANTED 47 4ft 44 5C of the scale STUDENT TO SHARE anerored 44 4? ^ Aft I'.R. Cmraami bases its theory on Marxidt-Le- let him park frea. is 49. Military "Hie preamble of the eonsti- nin#«t principles modem double room Berljew Shower, pa-king One trile from t4j So»r- ^ia.»v22,,a«!&,B,r2 51 TT] 54 helper 50. Scrutinize tution made public by the . Membmhap In the party U tan ED t-ISl-Y evening* 140 ( ss 5b rr 1| 56 52. Huge wave 54 Guido's party states' as "T^xe Commvmisl Party hoMs deacrtbtd as open to any Unitad 9totos mMm IB yaan of age Night Staff MEN STYTITN T* bofd spetng tarn. Phsnr ED l-RP t ROOM and A ** '•?« 4gV>0 LOW COST" fl note 57. Du4 chat there are varioxs roab to or mare *Te#ardleaa of race, color j br tkat •moodart eccArioa. . . . . national origin, sex or religious APPROVED ROOM POR tntn One TM| SEUONUT SHOP Mi 5Wxeialism and that the worldni . . meg RSADBSB1C • gmph M o\a xMjm trtU find - ^TtJS1"" spw "Til mi a-A-e. a ram Tn the pq V firm Corp. ' MlCfftfl AN f lonrs l.ii'os Sunday several hours Ch.oob i (. . Ue . ,v - i "iVitilrt'iif after the seismic snryru nudi. tiee beard its premiere >••• wrecked two villages In !la- foi neitiee I" C FEATURES • ' It i. a fine work in r*e?v o ail. respect enercetie. rhe- rfu' ' ■ Twenty -six beach homes were ral. and vei v well put togeftun ,if trnyed oh Kunul Island by A1 ■atiguitiaiv. it i> th,. kind "f wavr*!, caused bv two ma«- music which ibeei-- and mi undoi -the-m can raith- Th»* Imii Inner iw> rmftib ,,ikes nrm tbo Aleutian*. a made the most indelible im Five hours aftei tbo quake prrsslon Thr Xdigio was qnirt 'Pit had endrd oh thr V S and scrrnrl* hrautiful. with a West Coast, a surprise sweep of Kiihdni't rcsf.itic tfnglr The water tarwl into San Diego May Saturday night. smashing ,< hunt op on Shelter Island Tbo w.avp Schcrr'n. with Its irrrgnt.tr .V1 '! ihrthmic tnnst rvcitinc pnlsatinn. mnvrment. and it% was thr CoIIcvrc Outlines frost piled into San Diego May v riles fti a spood rstlthntod at 28' •» nn bout at HI !lo coin lusinn was grrrlrd with a flnrr* nf appliusr and Study (inidus put. Gomel .lone -' i ondui »in« i- -INT). a'-; line it a-; i pi imat dv !»•■ o: •- Preliminary r«tim»lrs of d,i- of his acute sotv-e of rhythm mane raused by thr tidal oaves Ifhytlim" denote liere the id-a .liiU Ht.'tkf* Im IIit <>r;if|«»a in Hawaii rxrerdrd a million that mm n i in enc- !b» dollars. presentation of idea-. wtii*t ton * Hawaii's territorial imvrrnor. move forward and devmlop logi¬ Uili- New* ettnto fir Vtanhntl InitoriT Samuel King, afiei an inspect • KHppa Helta s invite Hie audience to enter Iheir "I nn Society" cally to a satisfying coin4m--on. t'ri-i- baiitrt- I nlillnl ion tour flight over the hard- booth sponsored Jointly with Phi Kappa IM'* which rerelved hon¬ This sensa> of rhythm and for¬ hit island of Kauai, said he orable mention in s»»artacadr aw.atds ward motion was put to if , mo t would declare a 10-mlle coastal necessary use in the pnf.. I liri-liiin Sflfiin-: section from Kalibiuai to ltaenn disaster manee of Bisdluwam F-mth Sell vour Used books as a persons were area Four thousand stranded in the Speaks at SF.ATO Alerting Symphony. of (lie mod The Fourth difficult Of r Beetho¬ '■»»,- Tin- Sfirni-i- uf area by washed-out bridges ven's .-\mphome> to fftu ti«f • The Red Cross aster opened a dis¬ headquarters at Wnialua, Oahu, for persons made home¬ Lommiiiiism in Asia • ileanh sections d pattenis »liie and to it. mli irate Furthn conitasting rhythmi mot>'. u tn«- Ili-iiiiiii-lriilili- UimmI o« I A Oljr lAlm A 214*111 if HI f'.'l^ll less by the wave* whole I-. not A Passing Phase: Dulles viewed .is the sum li\ James Wall. S. Warning alerts flashed around ot Its pots, thr* result I an ut- the Pacific evacuated threaten¬ t-eia'pt i»f W .qsbingfon, 11 i i . hfsige-pmi» . w fm h i ,n, ed areas before the first wave hoie one to sleep Mrmticr nf the Hoard of hit in damaging force on Oahu CANMFRRA An tra'. .. . P y\' ' k ■"jlit.ii v adi i'i " With Jones laihdueting, every • l.rrlutrship of Thr 31 other and Kauai Islands In Hawaii. .John Foster Dul?.- • nd 1cd.»v and . •oodtine | mibfai \ thing fitted together pmgrr- ed Church Tltr I irsl f hurrli of Two persons sent up m a "We can confidently ccio-hidc I I■anninp. All of th lieeri u all* and ended havie 1 liri«d SrirntisI in "lane by the Honolulu Sb-u that intei nation:!1 i t omouMiieateil Mis th. v • and - Huston. Al ass tuns imposoi upon m\ of Un¬ The oum -i Coum • I i m,. wave lost their lives when tbo Id .• tbo 1 11 ht U-I'mn plane crashed. Sarah Park. 2«J. people* Of Vlil.l p,|. -on; Thr mmlrliim in the orchrs- Monday. March 11 reporter, wa- killed in the not a permanent pu' ' • "oi.t -,i Mini la m ira. put fartillt. part Mtldrnt<*. ijMii f *i i r..») But otbi j . . <• '» 1 I fed agtesv) if! in at VI". I'M •ash Saturday The pilot. Paul t il» \ i inpn-.en' bo pet formed tocrthri with a unil* Oil t**- * warned the SKA r<» * i! <■• V M Ftepared '• Beam, an advertising rxreu- "ve ami a World War II Asso¬ Minister* at the opening of m » n l!asf l.ansing Senior ciated Press te|H»rtrr. died Sun¬ third annual meet mi: iwim •mi taetfi . St'liotil of Joiiriiiili-Iii O t« chametrrtstics yyhuh shoot • » eon\ ene.t irt f|,.. llijih ScIhmiI AtiililoriiiHt -, day of multiple tractures .lack p. n t boo of \u I'liilis lli-lttrii- I'.sliiliil Matsumoto Star-Bulletin pho- keep us mi guard . en' The MSB school of joinnatism "•0U Iturrham llrivp "The open support riven b '.grapher, was severely Injured T' im.; out sl.ite-\vid. the Communist Chinese So « to a j. . . Waves reaching nine-foot vief eoloniabani and imperiali-i rin t iowoini which Mi» higan puliln-her- t. supptv 'eight flooded fishing hamlets and to Soviet del intuv of the mdlioM. doHat ' worth matenalf tot an exhibit • n the eastern shore of Hokkai¬ ot d tmage eaef« m m the Michigan newspaper hl'dory \. do, northernmost of the Japan¬ plication* for all free A -ian na - v.iys I'nited Nations ha. cminou.; no \,.tU «5eoi;r.ipli Soelety It be installed ill the new museum ese Islands. Marlboro "has • diirp sb, p upj,.}, mines I»i I'anl J iH-uifctimann, dire« plications," the F S So n>' i. '■•"Ugh ">e w.i.lre, tlmhei., »*r f..- ..f the ■ hoi.i. I heading »h« of State declared "These actions give u all hm collection the-e otitic- Spartacade am of the Chinese i'ommiiiii-t n ^ ^ ■!. nvai pie warning ot the true nature (Continued from Page I) duoed by Pi Beta Phi and Beta Theta Pi earned thorn first place gime. Thrv also empb oi.-. " . eontinuum impoitarue ■<< military «ide of SFAT.V -1 th,»» tfi. ROWE RIDING RANCH N mors. Delta Tan Delta and Kappa Kappa Gamma got a si*e- ond place victory with "Home* issdies.'* of The "Swan Idikc" production Gamma l*hi Beta and Delta Chi won third place, and hon¬ j • IIAYKIDES < orable mention was Ixiw Society," the Kappa Del¬ given hi 1 • (AMI'IIRES ( 1jBKg ia and Phi Kappa Psi produc¬ • SAPPLE IIOItSES tion. \ ^ J YOUK THESES L Eur Rr-i-rviiiimi- (jilt: IV 5-4527 V »il.-. DAVIS HWY. OCT M-7K FOUR WILE BE BOLM) TO SPECIFICATIONS 1 MII.ES SOI "TH WEST OF I.ANRING OF THE GBADUATE SCHOOL BY WA6MV00RD & COMPANY CASH 306 N. Grand. Ijim-iiij:. flii-li. Phonr IV 5-7219 For USED I It to totonrtow ■« «P«U« *'■ I (mini. Mnluakal. nmtol ftto Civil EuiattriM I with wjan to ChcwWUr ut Ac Mmlrtol. »ito BOOKS! 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Hox - ,*-.v: tart Tuosttay and Spartan North Dakota this weekend to puoksAer* split with minute of the State's opening stalira defensive unit «»f De- played the their flt-st victory over Noiaks to sivrre the Sioux , v o > ; o How line pl.i\ • \ t.ono, Hamilton, and Kristof- eh max the regulai WlHt. hoc- team this season. The Green (ihaiiipionship rut--.toy witli finals who have done exccllert • « i... j.-rson, Wimr ,i.n kt y season and remain in the work all season as Bossone's and White outshot the NoDaks Vague Ivn-cmcnt The Green per.ilty kilittu; line, held the 36 to 24 and White won Friday by a 4-2 high, flying NoDaksi' during the final tender Yurkovleh play¬ . . '• ... Mi: . iiii >tv is I iv e t ankers Itoinli margin but dnipped Saturday's two infinite penalty ed a beautiful game of net . tp 1 «iV SMiif game 3-0. tioalie Joe Sellnger held Da¬ minding Saturday night holding M-M •" n,,»- Cardinal*. 'Mi Two seniors. Tom Bonaeei and kota'* top scorer* to only one the Spartan* scoreless a» North Ktn .tames bowed out ot State lalli In the middle frame while Dakota's top scorers put their , . U -.!! sr run :snrm; • r- utile h.H-key Saturday James has the Spartan offenae put two team In front. v— p .m- s'mpitched throe Ix-cn a regular on offense for lamplighter* by Goalie Yurfco- Although the Spartans oiit- 1 iiiln iilii.it scoring honoi* v.-. •*» .1 m hp debut two \eais while IVmaeei has ro¬ rich. khot the NoDaks 32-21 they were unable to find the range. St^lr Arm Plinto ky Marshall t.mtiwi UH'I I.. ||'««» Versatile Villi p-,« \»-w Yoik Yankee uted between winger and de¬ Ttir production line of Pavke, H.iIh who won the Mitf horse u • li "1*0. Crar.ia. and Pol a no scored at Ju.st as Friday night, the No- Goalie Joe Selinger. out ntattettvera North Dakota winger at,n and iImiu tli\t* runt* ami t'm x • .0 1 • « w id . hampion* Stale will rnd it* hockey with K 39 and a few minutes later Daks took a fits! period lead on Pashkc as Spartans Fred DeVtiono and Bruno rollcscl mosr in U iv rii with point* Mirhi- u . , ^ .1 i: . s« loin- 1 aidmab. the traditional Green and White FuM iVYuono, on assists from Jim Ridley's goal. Both Mpiads regain the puck. < . . (. icon 1 wTwT"viirrrwfnlh game Mondo at 4.00 in Drm defensemen .!a«son and tkinacci. remained scoreless until the ti« «tr»i his pu illrl bars title. T! , : ■. . .111 lefthander, llall. In the four year* that the found the range again for State. third period when North Dakota l'eppe (lorrcet But l)nlia|)|iy 11 • h „| > K a • v "i'y :n a freshmen have met Ihe varsity, With the score ttrvt two all, went in front 3-0. :.i .save • ■ the veteran* have come out on Jvvth teams played to a stand¬ Despite an exciting third per¬ x • . . - • . • • t iimwi two top. s' ,:l until Bill McKenzie, on the iod the Spartans couldn't break Swimmers Picked , .• > a kc i • r.e 1 He threw North Dakota t<*>k an early p»*wei plav, scored at 14 00 of Yurkovieh's net minding ability w.th.'.i.' a. I pain - the tjv third. and ended the season with a • n lead m Friday 's ait ion w hen .111,1 -1; .:»■ .1.en* t'hi-wu Boss Parke got the insurance y 15-0 record .fEW-Nra, Mike VMste'lano put one in the . in cuts 1 ad made hint a, losing nets ai T 30 of the fust period. •m;v and his second goal of the Penalties in l*>th« contests By OSlfs Coficli . sin.e < w.-n 24 games The Spartans started the sec¬ game with less than two min- were Tight with only two State I IK * I w ,i •' . pi ,:.oi» iphia Athletics ond p«u i«>1 one man short due i "or .»f playing time left on men hearing the whistle Friday MMN 1; IH'*." to a penally called on defense- nssists from Grazia and Jasson and four Saturday. ; 1 M shmtt worked the middle By JFIIItY BDBB1NS three injitngs after rookie ritht- l» % 11 i; 1 *n>>n A - State News Sports Editor hande 1 Mark freeman hid been flogged foi four mm. Karlv Inst week an Associated Press sports writer aske- niNM K of » \« AIM M\ IViU tr.-eu New Y.»i* Mike Peppe, Ohio State's head coach, who was going to w \« ARP M'MIN VTIONs ■ Wrestlers Take 6th in Big 10 the Big 10 swimming title. Peppe replied to be Michigan State. Although Pcppc's prod ix't ion a squad. member ot that it was goin champion-' Mx MIKI FBI 3 II II t hampionship came early 111 Norm GUI. 137-pounder, de- r . was correct he was none to hap¬ McCaffvee termed the w-m. . V Ym 1 ■ Expert Berbers ■ Tie oid Mu-higa Indiana - St.ii tie t wrestling for sixi.i 1 x e \ . meet when Don Stroud, la*t 123-|x»xund champion, had cisioncd 3 ! but Purdue's Jack Meilahn was defeated by lllini's py during the meet as he saw have held for one of the finite -tribute- • f bchtst tiu: 10*7 i>b.tl«>n of the *un>rtsing 4-3 defeat dealt t » Bill Mother 4-1 in overtime the title his teams Michigan State, the team, sw - Spceialmnii ■ ri.u-e .■ right straight years gradually ming and himself . [uterti^^e't Big 10 Mivstl.ng eii mpionships •• bx Ohio State'* Pat Dal In his successful quest f<> "They through a- f * plucked from tits anus came (iKWl" In t.mbo third place trill defeated Indi¬ as anyone at State has ex • ■ ' fill St i XX.,- cv*nfuMvl as to the ana's Dim Moristm 2-1 and F.arle During the final two days of S' N. XX i * X 11 c« me through." he said Princeton* and Crow cuts 13" i.-dmg of dining the K.1 ward * of Wisconsin 3-2 action. Peppe sat in silence I's- ■ u hi*1 i• 1 -1 e pound . • He singled f»ut Ctapt Jr \ usuallya coach paces the pool • .mi-.. lyRox F'i hr«»v who utch and dtdn't know be hat Halt Jenes. in the 147-pound £ ' p.. . • . -ir 177- poim-i 1 xv< until the final bunv had division, dropped a 7-4 derision f Rodger? \ DEAN'S BARBER SHOP ■ ■ .• X. ••". ivt;? t.S-.k i- and \\ K- " e Maidlow heav y- . » . 1" ■ StroiKi 1«v ■: * defej.t *:>> a w-restlet to Norm Komoroshi of fndiana. Criv fYmigho, 157-pound class, WAMMERSTbN ■ • «h, onU x> .10. ;dedix- ;ntent»i had \« as pinned by t'iiff Chapped of 2,m Mil w X* e ek» v n* - ... ■ rffivt the Purdue 4 4T The finish »ietrorah?mu in ' ,v.. ,,{ .n,. n»ai • 0 on d* •' '-o'e tram State's Jim Ferguson, wrest- On the whole the Spartan* lerrx Hoke, the Spartan'* line in the 167-|xeund cla*v de¬ Kln9 turned formance in a loach disappointing per¬ l endlex I oi- 1"« pounder ! iittr el 3-1 hut lost 3 ? in 01 er- heal Iowa's Gene feated bus Frist Reiteker of Indiana dr.»j*pcs1 a 4 3 decision DAIRY STORE llnx slated that "alt the box* time to Joe Shook of Indiana to Ken K' -ft ot Northwes'en Hoke V. < cn.k a? thirl A- Ki iff won the ehainpioti- wore capable of doing much < ' hctfei ip Fergu-ion bad a ehane.- for i • v* ■. " .. '. sa* the third ti'i? io-1 3-! 10 fh»h K-vti- ■ ' - S' * bid f.u e ->f Mmmvota r.u'uii* .v siinii'itis •„ I eRnx lladscth, 177-pound class, defeated IViseonsin's Jim >|»r«'i;il Iri* I r.Mill I ours iiml I thagrose en a referee's de¬ cision in over time JIM ( IIMINs IKiirx I'ro.llllls Sou \*;iil;i|ilr In his nest match, however, I RANK PDlKhll Something to (row About . . . captains winners Fladseth was defoate»i 10 6 lw anchor* h«th relays , QNEMA5C0PE , ill lilt- Ni l. I .M illion. M s ne-iv;,\ Biff Wright Mi-ouragem .•lit to 1 V'neny, Fa-.' Eladseth a'*o tried for third Frank Parrish rrie* r» e« on .ii'i \ wkkkhms TII 1 vn I'M. .p'aer by defeating Hugh ('reuse En i\» immei-* TVppe thi I >. of Ohio State 3-0 but hau ?. h. i httie to s..x I'lenirns ha> got- on n s\n mm. in 1 max p.m. u *» t TIM fit Ml? \i 1t"V '*>r fount ii when Mv!v M':',e Peppe'1 puz./lement earned !e ihi| . Mi* *.ift » «»K II s* %l»i ! T* < • g. • - Karl Futomskl won a 2-6, Siagei Michigan's He h.i: give; 1 hi" whole*!: \im n \ 1 u i i» 1 \ > 1 division. ex er to li.i> bead mentoi. the final day. Both done a wonderful J.H) «,.• "I t»M *11 \\ Spartan heavyweight. Ken h m aert • to find a solution to stop Jhe ed to the Gophers Willie Wood ,ing relays 'Frank surprising Sjvirtans. 3-7 in overtime. the leg Off box* like B M Stager admitted t>> a !. 5 thai Maidlow how ever, n oh' .t sex i Indiana 1 and Dav« M. U l.siked as if he'd have 1 1 oon- , down third plate hx defeatim: cede to Michigan State 1 Michigan He reully broug 1 am Wheelet of Purdue . 2-0 oi'ir relay.- home. Follow nig the meet Site Sp.i i and IVu i'on Breniner of Iowa 3 l>>n Morcy jM i fonmxt «. > ' t«ms wore happ 0 well from the high boar 1 .. championship M rnesota edgrvl out I* of M Ivril lu"fore John M;fson was on'y five 55-54 to take the Big 10 erim n A Irian quahfxmg for the fir.a pbotogi-;q*hci tout I I. wa w is third with 39 jviints t'lemetis iaggeit the vict> Mixing I AM IITKIKM SKKMl i: A few minutes later I'oaeh durtng the season we disco* e . Chuck Mirt'uffree walked in we eoul.t be lieaten. Thar 1 Ml KXTKV I II \Kl.l wringing wet after his vuMorv By THK ASSOCIATE!* WKSS our turning point a.* we sta.-n- divnelung Fx«r thej first tune in Sxulh A'arixJma'* Grady Wal- throe day* he was able to smile. to work harder for the Big laei- finished his season schedule title " Even when he Michigan and in first place in the college bas¬ Remke, winner of the !•* Ohio State- running he emildn t ketball individual scoring race bo convinced his teuin had yard hreaststroke, agrcext *» it w ith a 31.24 average. in the bag his coaeh it was the gie4-. Wallace scored 28 points Sat¬ "We haven't won this thing team effi»rt. urday night as South Carolina until the final event." he told Danish felt- that the big i>* dropped a 95-75 decision to for winning was due to f MIIRT I.Al'MIRY and DRY I I.KANKRS North Carolina. Wallace dropped his swimmers time and again. son fact that the entue team si Stager walked in and .shook .12 of a point, but held a neat liands with Mac "I'm glad you together and placed eonfider 621 lia.l l.raml Ri.rr — ha-t lamdng 1.19 point. lead over second in each other. made it interesting," he said place Joe Gibbon <>f Mississippi. "We pointed toward the b You certainly deserved this T1w» chart 10 title but we knew we d h.; PT*( AVG. The Spartan spirit continued to take the others one at Wallace, s. t arwlina MHi 31.34 time." during the entire two and a half liihboit. Missbiikipp' ft.1t Jft.ft.S hour plane ride to East Lansing. Morey tlie other gradua* ir. William H. Morgaa Baylor. Seattle 72ft Jft.ftft tt was late and everyone ha 1 senior who nursed a brum 4 hamhertain. Kansas ft79 - 20.37 forehead and nose with a had a big weekend. But evorv- Forte. Columbia ftftft tll.ftl iHie on the team realized he was pack after colliding with diving board on his final d • ••f tin- said 'it feels nice to be or Big Leader of team that wins the first an exploration swimming State, I don't think the Bur title at Miehui Mn ■ I ' ' M 1..!• mi. - ..' ■ Pu' .- . .1 o,»vial sw ... it. %x rio:£ < * 1Iran-u al»i»> • ami waxr BIG BOY DRIYE-IN March SPECIAL!! has seen a team with s» niu depth " 2 BLANKETS ! -i Thsf t. \» :t» pi ..in. .led in siqs r- I if He Mi.ik- svilh two 1-tfvIiieaJ en- Kf-laiiruiil 1 li.tin. ..ill Ih- .il llic l 3U Fw . • •- hodi -xsf. no anaivslst. ami loin ! '• ■ «. ..—1- i •» i! current i"i> is is i x or veh.{tiiTrftl «•{ >uhmai me list I'l.io mrnt Older — II • ' 1 *1 stem- •• • i-..'k•.! "inn.i« :. i. ssn'. 1 - .tlutiTs great iicxx luiks. Dry Cleaned i h. ■ 1- ,,t mans rnpttfrf* am! MNOAY I TUESDAY •m n- •' mi- i! die Bell Nvslein hIiln piie," «• Fretect tMrwIf •• "si •••' 1- -j'.eisdl'i'tSvs irudmlc m" x Ml/ v> rk I.f M'lproxinp tele i' fui.letl. and .ifK-jsjU Bi ll vx -J. »i. of MARCH II I 12 $1.49 In ky having ad#- quat# Call thw ndke for insurance. uni'isi-uid thr |'t"li|cm> uixojsc.l n' & 1 |>.m. I<> AH Waifc Bumlul 1 on>p»t#m advka id tirsj iirfi.J. rr.tm 'Ja.iu. » 12 a.m. I jtaii. on >0 Alans «r«>«|KiTit <• College Cleaners * lite IU JI {■ mtrrrwtin^ ami truanlin; VsletM — at Bell *Ic4t|#1mwm 1 .hot* lalHirtitorir*. in Hell mi > bubolz INS-iRAN* I fclrpbiuif ( cm(>aiM<,*« W 1-T« rn I In Iru ami llanagrrial Trainee- ( iTlwralnm. \1n1r pUii nirtil uIImit ran •tt.L .101 'AIIImiII R.I. A ULtPHONC pir sou iiiore ini«rtn;»iion •itniut career oppor* lviTlia for lite IK-trail Arra tQBitir* in all IW-il 5i>lrai cnmpanic*. Ent Lansing El> 2-1713 Boxing Team Hosts Sports Thomas Regains Title Fencers Place 4th in Big 10 Wisconsin Tonight Vltht sp.*ri« t rtltnr |}a, pirrrr MICHIGAN 9T4U MWl March II 193? Pate five II. t.ARKV tVK.tRI4*U SKI in mid* w.i* ni* ettiled !-.1 hi the Michigan qualify Ins round it Sij(.- fcticet's rnov- - f -Staff (loliiiuir t^, up our ti.'i-(t.int last yoiit' D , l.t M.-C.iHa p. ihe stht.- r - ! Ittr Spartans bfth plan' bu; h in tJu- 29" ftiiual Big 10 fiMu thf! rb imp It' : • h- 1 nig .'It dk.'.t lit. .. l I mark If* t" 'in ur, fl' It..'he* ' ■" ' ' .• • lb t I Cagers Balanced utii 'filp* at (in1 University o! ' * >! . I'ttt w i • do** h.'d 'h • ftehltnl Seek 2nd . Thorn is in (he satire Illinoi? Satiittifiy f't..t' ! 4 Frank T*rre|| »i \| |«, .oisln and Bcjwutlug tin ti Km** evel the highlit:' : Ot (h Hi.-ntpiiui . flhlo State's At snhul and I tt It. JOE HOFFMAN _ *bt|> bum t>f tM35 wi'tf- (in1 tb.l . . • • a. th, ipi' . word man- tie Victory gi (■<• .»f Wi-OMi iti a- (hey «(•' hip (em.-' M ansl I.v t Iter • Wi •";i»i's »». M„. ■ ,, I ' I to* Al.l. your Cou.-h nfKor*lil, MiitjUcJ II1 i r • • 1,1-1 hip-iMhst -.*t» v.»at'- ma Ar.t.'Mon )ih,primtirlly.-InlniiMi.luc 11... In 1 t)..* (j < ■ . th-;! t"-1-. firs! pl.a- e ft ft-. . j .,iirci',s slcir. iIh> Stmtt.-in-i Mu fMFl'icr, Wt'b ;« (<»(al «>f 3 • : 'is i mt man, n* ed ' . un, nti t • - Bat • --• of 'h t . T* >int? i*It • (•rltati evenly•Iniliinml atlnck—not nun or t«n atandnui. (thiii St«»t«, ilMit the I Hit* i In Iir..v D.iv« i "met ,.f |: . This claim call well be sltnwn now l.y I\vn factors One tlr.| with 27 point* The S|»nt*tNii but -tia-iem la AP all-Rip lit tennis. frnccr* follow erf with 23 points D, t,. (>hio Shite's I »"■) I.iftle *• I ARR1 r.t'STIV town talllnf |« smt 1 tttf Fan a lt« iveiu'ist «i>i deteat tj-. uhtt \f«v Nlichipan Slate placed four men on the three teams, the \tght rn Stale** Disappointment m the (h*i lnxing on!} rrew to luue two men on the tirs team ?lol*n Oreen foi-mnnu*1 •>( the t\*.» Thnntrts amassed I I mark )«h:*lti»ngo« a • . N't \ \ „-r. t«» e\en it- sen- nltd Jack l)tiipple, Larrv lleilden made the second team. ••UtlMiHl |t| tliC «*lM>o event in the uuallf*ing round and 1 "-P Mi -f " et M »>v4--r»t .at two \vin< Uapt deorpe Ferpnsoti the 11-1tit ■J>e.( the S|M«e!;rn title t(i Ive." prmrrded in the filial a tut ■n i-taeii Chitek -Sehtnlttei trounce the opposition, i II (Ireen leeelvetl aildftionnl honors in oldalnlnp honnraldo com I H K te, foe Mill-' at the evjvn^e of mentefl It; the filial Ttmma. w.e. - If. mention on t)u* At1 All-Ameri-ati team attd I-> l-einp named : last tin th. ("le\ olatt'l In It it.-, fed (V a -p. tonicht at .lenison But l>efoiT we flati judge ib t> o» times It* (ti IIOII JEMII.n SIIKH *1.1) IIAVNES the third most promising sophomore of the Wi^eonvin 11 tei r >' ton.i i i • i . i ,* h-Hf year l-ehlnd team's "showing we have to hi li¬ enloted 'he f if i.»' |«» -t. *■ >Mhon«e T^c first ntntch . . mirl ll.iHvrr ..pponentH Inniehl Kansas' Wilt rhamherlain an-l Seattle's Klpln e,m*literal ion that tf'i I' 1 thru i ID f it's H Me !i t ( , tot M P ■ Baylor, Isith ve met' . . . . lt; three <«i - - «clMshi1ei1 for S p.m. amnnp the nation's top five sclera at better than 2'.l points the lUfivellitig members wei-e no. !'-- Stale t< 1111 m." TV Srairljie* -i\» V per pnme. I liinclads Win Relay u ** •», I'! ' ! od' t i te fit (.»}) level e»»m- The Spoilans had !hroe Im ill-' •«« •* ea*.e «*'»."»4i f\i*;n st»»nn.; 2r*hn f}«»hnr : •• • s i ^ The other factor |s>intinp tip State's balance is the final Spartan scorinp statistics. The tour men to make the |ttp In IH 'tUon4 Sefinuttei ronettpfe-t Witinitig f" t pi a e, n: Hi (Mill it * A. *. SehanV >• - foil iff Ttie two failing t*» enter th-' *» . Fr - T-nirhi h»\n* • ** «m> l:o*. honor teams finished within tue |«-inta or each other »•{*»*• Jifals were Ki K"tl»r »nd ,vk#9YV- » .1 trip. **•'' At i^lilMaukee Meet ljuipple led the scorers with a 15 | averape. follow.al In lledden 111 Hi. tireen (1:1.1) an,I Kcrirtisnn (lltti ticldeii \V »»net licit'.H II' Johnson . Johtl I«) In fetKHHl tin1 pre ht I MIL Standings '* f» --1 *< c?t ,1-4 ■ m . - . flnisheit with the most total points, ::»« to :!t«. but played a 1 I ' mark. While Kollai ni.atia.-•*«*I :< Its.M-t Tluee win V. e< NSIFEfT, / . • »••- ••?.£*■ * * • »*• 4" • ■:••* th !■-•»* 4 Imprcsttive Times Posted in one more panic than tjuippl-. Which all poes to prove that so • .1 Fit i.,-1 t., qualify llllitehmnt. f-M one the final of two III I Kt»l I .13 19 12 ?•» miuugSs in basketball is a Afnntrcwl 31 '!♦ II 73. T*-*- "gulai vtar'.-.nii tump. 11* Atterherr*. Castle team proposition— at least at Mi.hipan State ^psrtan entries in the foil, hes! Bostim 31 11 II 71 *r. *-*dua" r*vs*rtb t«; date eil hi* opponent 3-'! and itrugrl * * * ed to rapture one vietoi) while New York 13 •? II «.1 jtwlurios Rt It % I. IIATtCM AN /"*l)Nt!lt ATI T ATRtN'S are in order for pete Newell, for Toronto ll»r% I a nee at ft»-3». 1?.* dropping four hoots hi the ft 19 30 15 53 State New* Managing editor met head basketball roach at nils The other Vint* Jetnib* tf»-S). IS"! Michipan State and now entry II*1 Si- Chicago Hotlrr !1-8-1i. AHhmtph thin picktsl up only one first, Michignn State's head coach at ('atifornia U* »■»«**1 K«"i t*»*ards mn an impressive 2 ! ? 9 Nl'AA champioltships an-l will pla. in t'orvallis, lire. I'ri 5Vi! . Ills, Ted Totrlafi. Hot) llutln-; l.oan I'Aintni St.dc. in (he I.UOO-yard run only imish thud to umnei Arnie da* nipht Newell b*>k oyer the coaehinp rein- at State in lt)5.» MY FAIR LADY Al*a I'OO MfATHfg J4'» whf! the* copj*4'd then • w : S.«\*c!l and New York AC'., It. four years here his teams won 15 w hile Untitle,- IVrfnriiinnee. April lit. 1'157 Wcdtlinv * -« ' 7 W7 .1 th. mi!.- nil* in •uriru tup BlUce 1.0,-kerble dmppinp 42 lie P I' ->i(« ■ • a- • -, i« :< l .cnn I i- n 49 ;i mn hm resipmal in 11454 to return to his native state ot I'alifornia I- I.. fh. I'imi'iviiv \tterberr*. one nf State's top where he ha-1 prevII-lis!} reached at San Frnneisro Ithiern Tltenier. Ilelrtiil (htn)M i t ,>* r itshm th lrt*»h pr*»*peet*. led fur three »f ijualtli lot ever st i:• i' t;».1 1i«vt«-v| » litwisf k ' ( fr* *V « I bj the *1* lap*. |t hi* Sowed'* 18th * * r • • '-•• kiti if: ir.i.dhi'i hi'.d **Ml> ;i A 812.95 ineliitles moittf I MiMi;. men! *ml - -p«ineh-n.: >•-- • v. » : T !:iv: •, .• .*; «> Marquette pt.iced eonseeuttve vtetor* indoor* •\n«»tfiei MSC treshman. Brian DARN markthose Ra.lpers The) sent me down la-Ion the Son Itonnd Trip Rail, Center Heel ion Orchestra Scats and Wedding King* Many , • ,*. ■ .",'•• •, the - second in Cattle, platasl tourth in (he HiHl- Wisconsin upset Iowa Satunliv .-iftern-aoi I'raiisfcrs to nod from Theater cMjtiisiP' *t\ f«. s in a %* ide -v*- .-,.- - ^ :• •• sqii.vd. *tatc* heat and North** e*tcm yard tun with a good 1 14 H by one miser I 'o - SfHMtSO* * i angc ni [it i, us .*ml TP, • ••• v finished third aide |aiint alter fallinp ipii-kl. la-bind. I'l-.'i Thus, the eveiv itlt'i ' iii»u'e,nun! . clocking Big 1(1 champion l.eli o t HoOrt hel.i to final seas-m averape for "J-e Pii-k «>, dun in picked tin DePalma ot Northwesterri **oti - I'm" is lii riplit III I.ANSIX! CIVIC IMAYF.RS pi'tft is a 'till' itelt rf j- t, V* |»%1 nnliif itllnU *tn t«»*r. M wrotip- la-rcentape. ,7s:t . iMgan vcxotld place the I ace in 1 1.16 j «t diamond t alif I n », hi, f»»■** rimdlnrk unh runnel-up place in th. l or Reservations Call ( oiivrttirn! Term* .i Fitrddy Kenned* piekisf up h„ eoltere career and onl* .»!>. r n .J. .tone-, Ni'AA lo.OiH1- the thinelads' fifth place with a al rhc th»* track team's indoot schedule, the fraternity — Sorority Jeire/ry A Branch of. IValdo Travel Agency. I OA A So. Jewelers ft# A • • V.'Txv HAS.-- but h» \ar-d1- .ii !to.nt ..i .lone-, alter the (."hicngit Daily News meet ne*t Washington 13.5 N W ASHINGTON •« u th;. M.i had swapped the lea»i hack GI.ADMI R Till ATR» HI.DC* Clevelnt^j . -r. i a; Satunlay and the • Stallnn*ry • tan* IV 1-07.19 .vr.P forth lot the ftrvt tew laps Knights 1 ot Co| u m b u s meet CONVFMFNT PA VAUNTS • Novell Irs • Medals •' ■ ■ >:: hm• in th<- Kreshntan Willie \tt«tbeti* Match 22 v- i,-tar- - .a- *mg mat.hr> • Trophic* • Awards ka* »v. h . p„. -jnc i ppim.-nt • Peddle* • Knitwear M. i ? 5.1-r aK - t icf. .»nd lt. tn.it K.'tiiin- .'t-l'oiiil H.ly. him \, \ A n«ii or Writ* vtv.! . han:pi.'.r. Kap r *s* Bathmitp Blasts 4-1; BUSS RUSH • t* N -r.»: kav • <* |«i»r«c*t it1, ih. r.T.t .1 itdua , 1-1 record include, a "Yrtnr Itulfour Man* TMI io« M «a(fmd in a the |M cut rif match nhrn alter Icad- Black Hawkis Bent iVIonlreul Ann Arhor Slor* 1.121 S. Unlrtraity NOrmandv S-I73S Ann Arhor, Mlrh. ~t oc point* and a knockout CASH 1" An- into the nets n i n ■ , • i* .;:usre.i?«s! his total Mr the % ia. ♦•. «'ttrrrr.t*n fr,**r After a scoreless second per¬ seaso- • TO Sunda* as he scer- >*sr Ni. \ A > h.."t pi-av-hiu e.i two glials and assisted in two il*! the Rangers, who have not MUSIC i : AJV: h*s h*.' ' vtai! Mom b< en beaten at home their more in leading New York to in •»v*. V- .* *. ,V B.-O !*-t !<f the night DICK ERENCH two other goals in the last se- Vie Stasiuk'c 20th goal of the THERON 8HKEVE Tigers Took. vi.*n The goals ran the high scoring wing man's total for the season with 35 seconds to play enabled Boston to tie Toronto 134. I »y A s season to 26. His TO points sur- jkissed by four the dub r»v*>r t 3-3 and dashed all but the faint¬ est Maple U*af hopes for a Na¬ WILS for Hockey league Stanley RADIO he established last season tional -\KEL\XD F.a Jh-Thr Tlte Red Wings got off in Cup playoff berth. City Athletic? jumped front when Lome Ferguson took Chicago's Black Hawks backed Woode- - mcjsse «oulhpa-,* Ha'. the puck off the boards and goalie A1 Hollins fine play with " - * for eight runs. u the umve it jvist Goalie Gump a stout offense and solid de¬ MUSIC 24 MRS. DAILY • iT.ruT.c Sunday. sweeping Worsle* at 3 15 of the first fense to whip Montreal, the de¬ *.5-4 victory ver the De- period Art 9 16 of the same per¬ fending Nu? -nal Hockey lasagne ? »£*T> iod Bathgate intercepto*i a De- etiompions. 3-1 LUCON^ r.attrwt ?urripcd of! to a 4-0 • tenia* there ir. the first Starts ■ .vt «£1 Amnld Portocarrero SPEC! At. 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