^~T' ^;,v' ' V • I flg SB ■■ VI Ha —*' t'-rmi*m+Hito>1 > " • '■ ' -ifii w,Jiriationn Committr, call. fresh l.i|)arti H 'Wei iruin s of the thousands of unnecessary 1 in n crucial situation. # joint r« >olution stands smalt ident Eisenhower appoint a nevf I jobs." Rod. Clarence Cannon (U- secretary of state because "I fader thia pwmiw Michigan chain'*' of gaming a necessary nih:r km retary w suts basketball team is a Mo) said in an interview. Dullea' Illness with cancer. Sen, tuii-thifu* majority when it _ipk*n. [they nroeed H Saturday night NEWS ('■••'ocs up for floor debate Tues- C hriatian Herter serves m art- Ing *erreUr> of state while Joh| luster Dulles is on the sirk list. "Sinie the agencies themselves aren't likely to cooperate in an Hub**rt Humphrey (D-Mfnn) wag oiw of the few exception*. ttie beat pressure perform- Here employment curtailment move," Symington proposed in St. I li* Home • apsule rum- _ i *, of the year in defeating M-87, before 12,312 fans IN BRIEF rv.-.-.s vfi\e- fn o! Democratic .nfervicAed: repre- \\ Illt.S T.H.IVIII Cannon step in." said, "Congress must He proposed that Congress use Louis Saturday that a surer ..f to Dulles lie named to "contmua such delicate negotiation* at Lj«ii»on Fieldhou.se to assure Rrp. (,ilhrrt \ttlr* I Stum - its power of the purse string to those over Berlin and the cur¬ ) barf • ahare at the Dig 10 f i>risiiix in l iminiii batighi—"It's going to create an >all title. a l.fi i e R id'1 additional .' »0- nut*''ei—"I'm not only 100 per- which would havo the effect of a The national board of (ho i a "must" content for i. ag.nnst if. I m 1.000 percent American Veterans Conimittca mho—end both played iau P ■ j'ei t H -.iu ■ H ... .„Im, agjinst it J -ii bitterly opposed Regulations eutting payrolls an estimated !l adopted a resolution here Sat¬ ***• flrfnra the players took the who SUp|KHt- '.he !'*■!■* : * * ♦ rtiid 1 11 do all 1 c m to stop it. F "ii nn oosei vauons 1 don't President John A. Hannah wilt percent fired. w-tthout anyone being Fleisher Concert Slated urday urging Eisenhower to ap¬ point a new secretary of statu knew Indiana had ir ..eve going to pass." di>. usa* without delay. they Dllllcs ( oil fem » the reasons, standards It would require that three ik Iliinoto, 100-98. to dmp I rf a second-place tie w ith leaving only Purdue ot washington State i >.j.{.m* »' Se. i.'„iv U e out i. Rep. K;n«r ErlandM-n (Esca- ...»i I'm onp-'Msl It vio'ate* the prirniple of free public e.lu- and tions effects tomgtd of at student 7 pin regula¬ over out of every four vacancies oc¬ curring during the year be left volant until an agency's overall Tonight on L-C Series Sen. Mike-Mansfield of Mon¬ tana. assistant Democratic Poof leader and a member of 'ho .h .ii we have se' up pi ton WllRS, Brody Radio. Tniy may Senate Foreign Halations C I a chance to win. fi (Mil his thUit M i?h (, «!(,(•! S..:.- • personnel roster dropj>ed to 80 Mtivic by Bach. Mnjtart. Rruhoi*. Kiirbncr and Rave! will - S" ('» " cncern clothing, housing. HOTC mittoe. disagieed. He said ,« teak Ma toll-but day to di----..w-w 1 ■ .if.i.i- with peivcnt of what it was tn the l»e performed by concert ju;iiii>t Leon t'ltdshcr on the l.ec- V < v Pi- - Vs.- Hop. Cl.ai'e- Rnap (Muske¬ aiht lujuor. according to Dunne regard* Dulles a* almost in u - I rarity Aniereen'a Spar- • , • ■ preceding yeai tur*»-('oneert Scries at S:l"» m the And tonijrbt. brother. » I In'e. :g» t, » gon > 'Personally, lit: against The only exceptions would be pensahle at this time, and add*- 1, I lafeaai In yield. :* Thi.s is nothing more than » Chapman, program moderator. "It Is mv hope lhat this man, Chief A....»i Du vac amies F'eiiheT. the first Amen.-an to •- occurring in polity- | lot despite ahooting problems * * * ra.-e in tuition," Hannah said Friday that if th* level jobs requiring Senate con¬ Wi'i 'he f■»r11«»,f Que •r\ Kii/aoetti I It Ih'iitlliiii' Sri with hi* great knowledge, m* i firet half (only 2H pri¬ program prove* effective, he capacity for leadership and tug Hep I dear ( urrle fDetroiti-— firmation. of Belgium Interna I.e.' Mi !«• ll), the Spartans led at the S/Mire Miiii \eiir* "I'll *«te against it. I don't wHild consider a series of dis- understanding ojj 'he situas on ion, 42-30. The reason: think How eiman is going Is get euAMon* over VV KAR. "Payrolls constitute one of the largest items of exptmae m the Competition award, a:I1 .pen h'nr irl I . oil Irsl will he able to cotituiu# to lend hustle and rebbundmg w \shin*gt« »\ v a * ■ program with a ct«» lude all thi*se votes 173» he needs " federal budget," Cannon said. the Wc-tcrn nations.' WKAR Production and FariU Jesu. Jo5 a ' Man f)e- W«'i!i»-..oi;< ..n (ieorge SaUade "If we are going to cut down 'pie Montana senator said that I ta the half and 71-49 in Ituw Manager Jtni Fsnur.m said by Ba. n If.- and wi! (:«■' ng 'he Union Boa id Week fAni Aftj»»r» also voiced his* in¬ exi»«*nduiires ami balance the if it i* possible for Dulles to the station would with S.•: .('a m C* M K- I pmel. tern to vote against the Bower- welcome sucn budget, the payrolls ate the best ti ^ . a "Cultural" loiilinuu to function as secretary 3,1'D hv Mo/i rf arid "V iri-i' flut when the choice of va - man pian saving he "opposed it a a-nes. baiting place All the agencies - ni ' a'eg.jr n s foi eomnetition are of state, he hopes the fortheom- y ar defeat looked the Sp • - and Fugue <•}■, a Th«t e "l H.»n rater rotor, graphic i, wulplure, ing Western foreign minist*>rf ffoin m'ginning to end." Hep. Chapman, Muskegon Heights have more employe* than they dei" l»v Brahms. the fnc% they came ffu*>ell »ramies and jewelry Entry eonfeience—and any Eiust-W"**l Strange (H-Clarej a-ui sophomore, said he hop**?i the need. There is not a 'ingle one * ♦ * in'en.ted to encowtage" ttie of them that couldn't do its j>»h The serond half of his |>r«»- ii.«nks can tie otitaiiied .it Ui# meeting Unit result*—will iiu eed hustle-. program will shed light on what 'nion B<»ard held m Waslnngtoa to UOIUelVU eso.ut; with most other will include 'Sonata" <14- desk, the Union (.IIImil III It cation • ft 'a "Kg ».-!(.«• people eoriMder a higu lec»»l efficiently and effectively %v,*n sr«m ,nd scored toarri office or Uie Art building. Dullea' strength. Republic ana. a:'i i ' create doltish s'o'fent fewer employe* to go' u) each 48» hv Kirrhner and two srlrr- I Me field at e M percent othei * v ay, tions hv Ravel. "Sonaline" and Uli f 'I n •. I b tiop Ferdee. Alhotaiia del lirarioso." |fttrn all the credits to a Veterans Sponsor rh I'.., : He •.*i«•:» ' * i;, - •. [ .D his futurr l» r o i 1 ' ii Sjumish Club Making M debut wi'h th»- San ■npionship team are set aside, )••• -• It' u-.'eie '::ig and (teihaps • of there mutt remain recognition for a jjeh r- a nf r. k ' . •• en ,r. i • Open *2.0 Dinner' pi'gra olig Fl.oic re M s.s) diieux ny ophonv nii'ie; n 1943. FI* i |»:er- lu-r ha* l Mlow named Tom Hand. puoie v ' • * * + ! The M.st" Veterans 2 n Awn. will Dinner* March 3 mUI hygieoe and Srls Comeilv pki United Slates and ic i!a.'. ' ap,- achoilt tied* I hat had hia troubles »hn , ..r a n: • • , especially with Dave ) Mtoslai iil irrimnl , : n« Cot .ii l iable*, according S.!, I WBRS hroadca hi nrc* II eilnesiIiiy Wi'h ? '.»* the major on • *••»- I waiting on the ben li. Hut to Ton K e-i.*k. president ''.ik. He -a«aj has comerti/ed tf. '.tie Brorty dorms, »Hki. to.- - eX'efM.|V».lv Ml Fho-'tOf. i the job had to be done, It a til U- an ail-vou-can-eat »ic invited to attend Mou ia. 7*^1 de Carlo* ' ' ! d*i It. atfair from 5-8 p in in the Ban- » lai th«» Span- It w.i--. in I9a2 that Fleoher hioadca.nt from Um' B*»*■•: h i . > n v»-i -.[! of • ( har A-.r '." tN.n.jieU..! u 1'h 71 talent' • • ung v lallrrufcrra eellapsrd te ij.jet and Rathskeller ;-wot.v No ro-'iii Tune permitting, " - tea seheduie.l f-o W- biexJay pi.of America and 27 •'het I from getting a':, oh-lie beverages w ill W serv- cpo ',"ris will he allowed, thcr evening at 8 30 m tb^ Fatrehild courPrieN and won the QiP-eti lander the baabet and Hand foreign , v. e»i, and there is no age limit. 15D seats are available, Chapman Tickets will be on sale at the Tl.eater Sigma Delta f*i. nation¬ Elisaireth «»f Belgium Intemu- j I1 3" arniur said. drs»r on a first-come-first-served al Spanmh honorary foendy, will tkwiai Music Competition award i and capitalised Kfile ri ll. Atoillif Ship A Bailey hall representative sponsor tf»e play. it Belgium • International Con- • tana af M pabite. a aareer basis at SI per peison, and the to Student (4»> He;--. sri- fo.gi will be served by members Congress, Chapman Anyone tnteie.i'eit in foreign cours. a tournament for young LON 1>^> N has a St 000 Alumni Distmgu. -- -on.e d»'t v of ran overlook Bob Andor- lh unt ed Sun. .■ i ed Scholarship award lb . <• ci the Tic dinner, designed for the is invite*! to attend Student* may pp-k - up 'n-keU I The big co-captain repent- a U'.AiT e'^n- ' : ..«i '■ ha> a $500 Ford Foundati-.n The at Union Ticket Of fa* by average student at MSU, is open comedy, which is based 'die ^Worked hit way under 'he first A -.- tu anyone, regardless of tne scholarship for debate and car¬ on the hilarious situations of pxfh.mgmg activity book cou¬ basket and with just, d: v. d the ries a 3 9 average. the English original, center* pon-. «e II ready f<-i the point average attained fall term. .iimind 'he efforts of two young E<-uatorian students, Carlos and aim# Krws r»i Studio Theater Inlernalioiial ('.lull LOOKING OVER DAMAGE of the *%»' fir#, villi in Ihrir Roman photo by Hill Sir I man Ml TrvoutM Jorge, who are in love with two wm.-aime and will.rig mV'eifi Scl* Dinner Dale togas, are ro rhairmru of the party, l.arry Ionic , t: irail junior, Tonight Tfie student* prime objective is to get the .girls' over-piofi't t- and Itarry R«cd. Royal Oak junior, Trvouts for the touring com¬ If you have tl yen for *.hish- lliTiirali.nl'. W all- Cliurnil ive tutor to consent to their pany of "The Imaginary Invalid" will be tonight and Tuesday, m marriage. As the . story unravel*. Carlos* kabob, arrog con jM-tit fours, there's a t han e to polio or even :: • • J the Studio Theater. 49 Aud frn n 7-10 p m aim?, wn"se presence is needni •ampin ah '.he-e dishes at the SAB Komuti lojia Blaze I'as •*i a private lun» hcu given lor IhU rnitional Dinner scheduled Th».»* technical crew ! i'ed Estimated S 1,000 Damage . , the girl*, ia detained, and the to four by touring rent fictions, M.oth 7, %at 6:30 pm tn 'he will also be selected boys prevail upon their young -t e-' during try- actor friend, Teleaforo. who is Snort OHifgg Cate'eria on sou'b out*. A fire whigh broke out Friday evening In the SAK ba«e- in r«4iear*al for the role of a campus. , This Moliere comedy of three woman, to substitute for the merit cauMtnl an estimated $1,000 worth of damage, women and five men. will be Besidat tht atom ri.*n?ioned j-eaJ ' atgit. The complication# Tu«- fire wa» -i. - overed at " - staged In three-quarter arena delicacies from Aiahu. South , hy mrans nf an rlertrir wai-r arudng from tfu* situation are 8 p , by J -bn Pr«**t, D* n.»it by the director,' ration I.«k- familiar to those who know the Ajncrlca and France, the menu pump. The fire msrshall has r t grad, saE, w io a a# visiting fur . wood. The tour of Mithigin will also include exotic dishes yr| determined Ihr rau*e nf Din English comedy, cities will be during the third Tlie cast includes Gon/.alo and deuert* from Ceylon, Ger¬ the lock weekend. at 'be He dec ha! "latKMo u na- fur to a fire which started near «r in m.' ? week of the spring term. En¬ Pug a. Ea*t Lan»ing special stu¬ the fountain. i'a many. Viet-Nam, Iran, Turkey, H<»»nan Toga party which was rolled student* with 2-point av¬ dent, in the title role; George and Hawaii. to h•. . BirDAPEST. Hungary, M — ■•Th,. undorlvin, onditinn (or quietly in retirement. but while seeking to s«-- y, *».« .!«« •» * •• .'iul' re.n'.v ,h, final Victory ..( -.K-.Bl.-n. . Western observer- *., Hungary's Communist Party Boss to battle any move win. OU. dr. . ■ i'ct .v. « n -he ' •• ••'-'-•■ u> - 1 • • r J.ino* Kadar haa returned home thr banishment ..( ibr reninsnts Partelet attack not so !;U( whether it comes tr./in witt in ti «■ u of the Aasocifltid Press. Inland D.mv I'l'.-s anil c< <■' A• •ociated t.ollege from a visit to Czechoslovakia ot Itourgeols ideolbsy—indtvid personal attack against Press. amid mounting signs of a new uatism. nationolisni. religioM» a warning to anyone v f . s beliefs from human conscious- be attracted by his idea.: ry yo| ,B0, Kb. 189Mondit.v, F,'l>riiary 2.'!, IPSO Page Two drive to tighten Hungarian com¬ He**." it declaired intermediate • socialism munism. The ehi-f target "f Psrtelrt. • Increase Collectivism During his stay with the more orthodox Czech party leaders, attack wi(- w:riter-phdosopher Another continuing .... 'Brave New World': Kadar apoke out with new sharpness communism, again*; independent or Yugoslav 're¬ fjvoergv »,cislist ami a Nagy's cabinet Lukacs. an memlx-i "f during the l'jo old-time Hungary's current effort- itself in a more oitinid-v niunist position is it* . . . visionism.'' Although the party uprising, drive to increase collet ., Does It Face Us? Intermmrdiatr Stage press in Hungary h.i* regularly- Partelet d e c I a i e d Lukacs ing. held revisionism to be in error, For t^o year* are. ' . "could never completely master rising, collectivism THKRK HAS IIKKN much said nml written nbnut the party leader* have previously the ideology of marxtsm-Lenin- n.,, been inclined to soft pedal the noticeable progress Ov» i*m." It complained he spent all r Utopian literature of (ieonre Orwell anti Aldoiis liuxli.v. it* ue. effort* "on demonstrating lion farmers, owning .■> . The worlds they created iu their novels neemed at the time A communique issued Satur¬ his that there was an intermediate percent land, continued as of the nati-m. day by Kadar and Czech party pnvau nightmarish and unreal. stage between bourgeois democ¬ lewder Anton in Xdxotnv again ers. Vet pausing to survey our cnnfemjw.rarv world we find stressed -thb danger of "revision¬ racy and proletarian dictator¬ Since the beginning (--■ enir 20th century is hecotning a "brave new world and ism." I welcomed the develop¬ ship which one could and should year, however, the pr stop" Ift84 is way ahead of schedule. ment of Czech-Hungarian tie* «>n l.ukac* was token to Roman'a h«is conducted a heavy Cinemascope, cinerama and a new Invention which re¬ the basis of Marxist-Leninist in¬ with Nagv after the !!>•'« bP- for collectivism, w.. ternational proletarian solidarity. ports of new collcc» leases scent during a motion picture t«» create a more real¬ r.-ing was crushed, but was al¬ \fH K.J Fight La*ne«* formed. istic effect show us that the "teelie- ' (motion pictures White Kadar Was in Prague lowed to return home after where the audience feels as well is sees the movie) of Hux¬ talking things over with the ley'• llrave New World are not far in the oiling. Czechs, his colleagues at home indicated they were ready to YET HITXI.EY and Orwell warn us of changes In the "brava new world" which are more frightening than "tee- lies,* wage a new fight against any laxnaas in Hungarian commun¬ ism. th* state's chief CAMPUS ED 2-1511 CLASSIFIEDS] EXT. 261:, The economy of Huxley's "new world" was held together Geaa Szenaai, bf a constant "priming of the pump." This was effected prosecutor, told the nation * par¬ liament his ohief job was still Deadline*! 2 p.m. Da> Before Puhlicstion for Tues. HV4 j 1'hurs., and Fri. Editions. by propoganda campaigns which urged people to s|>end to guard against "political Man. Edition Deadline: 1 p.m. Fri. pather than to save; to buy new clothes rather than mend •rimes." HilK Payable 8-12 and 1-5 Monday through I riri.it their old ones, in this manner the economy was continually "Although !»»• year fewer per¬ sons had to be held responsible Jacked up and jobs assured for the population. for political crime*, we din not Our economy seems to he rapidly reaching the state of fail to note the hostile declar¬ classified rates housing that of a "brave new world." The slogan of today is "You ations made by some since the minimum 15 words Auto Buy Now." Spend weeks are set up in every commu¬ defeat of the counter-revolu¬ 1 day Kt FOR SALE nity* Whole blocks of a city are roped off as people join tion," he declared. Punkah "Criminal* Deed. 2 day* $1.45'——— HU J| together (togetherness?) in one mass orgy of spending. •'To reveal such deeds and to j3 days $'-45 j In this manner we keep the employees at Ford and GM punish them strictly is still the 4 day* ................ $2 25 1*SR ike some equttv SKYLINE TR «. ■ working full-time and the farmers of our country in two mam task of our criminal in¬ 5 days $2.50 >\er low payments I' vestigation efforts new cars a year. Letters lo the Kililor • We will punish the gang lea '- AJDITIONAI CHARGES ) I HAS GREAT LAM IIIGNKSS AMI MECHANIZATION were worshipped In er\ the ideological leaders ami ; for each word over 15 I'Snn'riceXnt^Ii.d.t Brave New World as it is in America today. People no the terrorists of the counter¬ Ac per day longer said "in the year of our l/»rd," but "in the year of our Ford," for the capitalist of the century had Itecome Exclusive9 Greeks Deplored revolution with the full sevcutv of the tew Recently the p,ir»v'* ideolor .! automotive lost and found the "Lord" of the brave new world. T«» the F.riitor: dox remains in our little culture. fore not the Unpleasant ■••rteiil* journal Parlelet came out xv;•». ■> This reminds us of the papal proclamation i-ilm| at the I wax iim.-i hr-artencrl to re.td The present systems of fr.'i'- (to the pledge) that one ntig it denunciation of cubu- i! >■ No! It is his pavmcnt for follow the basketball game Saturday night b.\ tin- y.,n< .oinouncir. the U tter b.v V. K in the issuo criuties must remain acgregated, think t'.at d(» not p.« • Not "It is requested you refrain from throwm-.- paper on cif Feb 13 It is alKHit time that Isolated, and exclusive, if they the glory of belonging. line. HE I -UK K. .In, PERSONAL to maintain the principle* It is the childish, •vnibolie the floor," which should appeal to most r; f tonal thinkers' are people -lart b» rxairiinc what we, t'v negUvt «»f personal r«*sp«»ns- upon which they arc based and •ctlvity b> which he may feci In(rr|irrliiig Ell r-h :'*i a ie M 2 ^FNn'y davis ORCIIISTRai but "COACH FOllDDY AN DM 11 St>N reque t- >«»u refrain il they are to provide* the ego¬ 'hat he ha« earned the light to ttsititv. and even |inrticipation, RU-HIE-MKFT from throwing anything on the floor" which appeals to ME ' al|.>'.v to flourish nti'l thrive in tistical functions which they im- be a brother.-Deep down m inn Hobbies Mo .,.w Iaiss <»f Dulles' aid at those who revere the new "lord -" ol »i>.- our midwe, lern ,i .'ouutry t' c find giatily- pi.citlv pioinise then eonverta ove: inflated chest, lie kn the empiovment St' MAC Ave, an, Infant that lives there " •nl me back (,.,!!• h when they are initiated into th« universities, the successful athletic coaches. in. to eatl denus iatie He must, via constant Irsting, I ! TIME ( Ut |. u E•• iii pan ot MiMtrhmg pa ..-, eull. OKWELl/S "UTOPIA" scents also to arrived ahead of some V E..very of tiie adequately identifiea "inytha' of the lilit¬ The young, Inadequate, lonely, know that he is giving up his Service Failed < HA l"IfA. SWIM, time. He speaks of a floating Poire What aooiil the em.i! orders r»f our magnifieent •'mommy "-dependent freshman own integuty as the price for metnbenddp. he must know that sixth fleet in the Meditarraiiean whicli p!a\s its war games every year and is being kituuimv con>ulered as the new ( • i.npu I lament that ao many -individuals" live this myth by enters college. He is awed by tu« largeness, and probably unob- tamable magntfuvnee «»l the uni¬ Iher* ate resti i. tions whomever else m.iy be fortun.de ujion Devastating an for deiaileri intorma? GLAVIOl'R (AN f.l their active participation m M ARM IE!) Ml N m(i' h.itm- rhnrm course IS br:c. site for missile launchings? versity. Where do i tit in here? enough to pay this price. What (l.ltlTOR 4 VftTI Tin* i* the a! Joan Jewett Mmiel ,\f< tf.ee exclusive, segregated clubs Political scientists feel one ct the possible outcomes of ronrluaton of a Ihree-eart aer»e% • . id inlortuatliin and locrc Who needs me'.' e pneel which s" well teach and prop¬ iciuit j phone IV 2-1003 faul Ben In which John M llishtouer the present world crisis is a .-taleiiia e, in which two super¬ Personal Inadequacy imi-, - agate the "lousiness of .self" and , ♦ * # longtime reporter of the aclbii- 11-12 KWAST BAKERY |)| i r irsI Ilia own inadequacy almost powers, with war economies like that id Sparta and ancient lb.- glory of M-longing. •tivtdualiv rteinratid < ■ , lr« of John Feater Dulle* Lik»* 1 am more concerned, how¬ lude* tlie possibility tiial he BY S2 85. phone i\ s-a mj Rome, slug it out in contlicts ot a restricted nature such ever. that those who should piv use Ins own resource* and per¬ MSI' Simlt •nl» a look at Ihe Dullea %ear* anil i- M « I JXi . p in as the Korean conflict. sonality in his quest to find • the r.K. position in the world MARTY JAMir-ON S r :x:r I know better, the enlightened, This is exactly the situation in which Hie leader- of should ignoie Hie danger that place, a fl lend, a meaning J.ili k (urinsilv todav.i r - J a/? Band Baltic nnrade*. funerals. T-41 W««t da The fraternity of lei* hint ai! Kurasia and Oceania found themselves in tuweii • apocal.xp- these fi,(termites represent to To the FdlUr: ll« JOHN M Hir.HTOUlK Lai EH 2-6551 our country, and not only allow these, and a tittle bit more. Hut tic ga/e into the future In reply to the letter concein- Against the advice of w->i : I ±-, the FINEST IN n.aa;c them to continue in their pre¬ if an voile could join his religion, Mackman Combo. Tb* Pla If Mr. Uulles is looking for some readme matter \vhil»» them how importaant would hi* Ing tiie "educated intellect" at allies abroad and angtv j |li>lfl»V Slevciu (fo'.-nailT sent form, but even praise their f 1. cl'tl (■«.. Dulie* f l.l! i \ J ( ' i !••! for sale he is confined to his hospital tied lie noeht ii<> wi ll to pick ISfStf, It appears that what was ; V'oorheUi Jack llr-au l '. .t activities. belonging be" tb* very low self- a »,,(■ V..lladeare and . r>" .: C?9 written is only partially true. to refrea? a- he pui ' " « —..— up a copy of Huxley's Brave New World m Orwell's 19*1 I'aradnxfc-al image must be enhanced by the face of force Aftei mwk AKF3 DELIVERED llud-Mor Agency. !Vg-iit.4 Intellectual activities do exist M.iiiv other and reflect- thoughtfully ii|nui what these authors are try¬ •■The sorority stand* fi'i what constant affirmation of the fact' ir'l j hammering on Queoao ... . ■ \ Hca»,,ujble I ' he umversitc is" (l)ean Tom that he belong# to a thing which on thi* campus, but unfortunate¬ lent threats .(gainst K-cr -.-a i t iv 4-h7b.- once- u ! SERVICE ing to tell him. not #vfrvt»odv could la-long to. ly tiie majority of students do K ' I think that V K prevent¬ W hile he's at it he might a!-o <-ne a cop> to Mr. Ilerter, not take advantage of then. self the Chinese l'on tin id.* -Miw' 1-f DIAMOND EOUR lAUNDI* ed the ease against the fraternity (ilnrt of Belonging Feb. 10 one of the world'* clacked off 0ICKID U0 AND OB .,-i| Mr. Benson, and even Mr. Li:o nhower. v< i v well. I w-<.uld like to ron- The initiation ccrenionlei |l fair specu .c ■*> greatest violinists appeared here. .wa a » IN DO>v| M.irr ttie reasons that thin para¬ wloch V E". describes are there- The auditorium was only half spesnjlatioti which in:i ig;,e. filled and then the audience Ie« -that the Reds were pic,, lii't* 25« >- S | Crossword Puzzle consisted mainly of faculty h intetested through t'.eir i»-oj - We,i | D*y 0# a t I. LANSIN9 LAUND** State News in budding up a w . •«0"| JO Rao a Axed M icli iff a n memtoer* Agreed. and nearby residents. student* might poss- bant men t scare psychology pis ic ("■ -i\,t housing 92' WAC I Horsefly yourac .uI Ktudcnl service* East L..oi*ina, Micuuiin ih,'\ have to be in greater search to use as a whip behind tise c.» l'.it>ilibr tcu eOR RENT l\pc*riter Tea v< wcrkiv during sunune: U-iux and * , • fa wiiiu i ami spring term* annual million pei»ple into Mf . I'lillege graduate ED fii-Niunan issue lictuvrn suminei ami bill terms kiitcied *« other universities, but neverthe¬ - 4 Move to special h; lipil •J Of greater . Us* iii.itiei under the act of Match 3. 1*79 at the posl olllcd Tung's family-dcstrviMug nm •- rhythm less the* do exist They tan .ie *•♦ EXPERT TERM PATEF age K..sl Lanoiig Mich turn d *110 it tvpu-.g Free pat" t Timid 0t Hawaiian -iail »uL>s< riptuuis psvable in advancd for one term g3| f©r lw» taken advantage of by all in¬ inune*. ED 2-21 A> paper. Fifteen Ve.»i» le. . .91, l«>r three tenns, 0f> terested. Ilevloux Purpose It Summar garland Memlu-r .if Hie inland Daily A*sociat»d I'Tess and ihe IV J-277( drink •« Glovy •• As-..coiled l ■•iiegiate I'ivm Another Beaton Tie H./s-sian* m.»v (bave »• r WO BEDROOM h, 91 Pungent (abnc h S.x reason.* were cited for 'he ftw, a devious or auitai:' . u pi -e ' rirctru" Rr*. |I9 gREAKFAST F Na | 90 Ku*»!*n ntv idtlol Jnyre inbk Mxhl kpATls Edfinr* rhnrb Rlrh- ra'-gc vegetable idil Pare I'difnr vUiy Mmf •rd«. Jim WalUngton. John Van- lark of intellectual devclopimn'.. in their present cait-p-ug:. FRESH Sr . U Golf inland sea 4 > Solution to 1 ridj.i I'lirrle O. I I lid pace I Illlnr Pint llalibacti driillredr. suretle Mamaev, Dai- threat* and persuasion;, oo r*»OOD O v Although there i* something to A BIN TWO CMI 90 Green Idlluritl ( ariminist Lee gladden, Min Hennelf gadget be said for this, there is another Berlin. Or perhaps there j, ar ilif i*. In- Norm Mine* * C.;Cr S/- • Mount.cn J i.k I n nil si i ii ut Dark Norira ilMurr •> 7 Central AdxrrUtlng Manager Dick Skaplro outside chance that the Soviet* A e, L' !i. l» at H. 90 Lon« far state abba, 00 Composi¬ Sports » tlion Jim Mvpp.l reason of greater—signtftcance _ tion# for one tart* S.ii lrl> • I'e.iiuie Idilnr Itoil Kobh A«*t Detail Manager Mavae SRU0NUT SH0F II Klemtntarf fl. Viewed Patrick than nominating queen candi¬ ate ready to make a dea on a Gemini's Meld i.diliin Nrlda groat. Id 2M MAC Oper a . 09 Reduce* fit Vm a H.-olf. Pal vu-Cartx. PoU Waller*, llak»ifled Maaager Mary 0m dates Germany after hard bargaining apartments beloved irhrlker It Ertabluiwd to slavery needle Kit I rnksun Fathoming their purpose V k .Mvt An t t lambed Manager Joan The majority of students have TYPING BY EUNICE C-f place 44 Bark • As.'t Mild lillloi* Mandra Dull- LAN AIM. THREE ruorii. unfur* DOWN ; pattera ahan. Sandra Legate Jeannlne ■ Meyer never been exposed to any Dang one reasow for going t»> the con¬ •« lefngnratar Rapid aervlce, rlcoe to raujP*-* i It Dr.Uih 46 Duration < gales Manager* r. Arnold IsksiU. 1 n.iv to l\ ,.v<*c.«ive I.arkin*. VI .ill aqiiirr. II»H June* past the primitive rock and*r*>:i. ference table. l''ie pixispcc■* .« reiake.-. Ad .it, *a« El), Cherry Lane ED 2-H*'2 47 rrv.it < Ted Capplen statesman 00. Whinny A 3 Form A pronoun |.nira\rr» ingfun. mil Klelman VI Pii'delie, Jim Wall- Office Manager Diane Dalkkiw They tack a sense of curiosity that the LT S. Secretary of State J-H41 ■ 37 1 TYPI9T ANN BROWN PhoaaJ S3 inventor# II Affirmative National Manager Jady Thuross •1000 Klectne typeiwTRer Dulles w;|J city | l-i sharon rnadv, F >t 90 Seaport •03 Armpit 1 3 Ciw* lit Measure of Mire Urn fcdltor* lliirti*. liar her Andrrtun. kundrv Adxeriiong Manager— and tiius have not developed — or * *ucce*sor — ;«au L^AN*L\(j New ACROSS (rumThree paripaea and thagta dUo gt-erai i I in Israel 04 Makr f 4 C ntidu..- » . t hai nun tampbell. Jaae M ack- Nancy Turner any intellectual appreciation. have to go twice thi> year ()r»i( KH.ma ttie batii '„,u* L'nturnished en-1 log paper reparation I rrbaiih A* to what can be done about to I foreign minister* meet * *"0 letngrralur j —^ BThat m»S Measure of dutsnce 91 By bath ST Solidify i A Article 0 Pinch 18 2<) Hepait * Highway this — nothing One catutot be and once to a summit meeting .Ma rued an!, cuupie Phottt EH J-SiiM or «mg|e women ^7 HICK , 2toj f uunokou.t > ■ lax forced tn be genuinely enlighted. with President Eiaenhowei. 1 m 1 0 21 Pur sue I hate TO h£M SOMEONE (ierakl Bhaptra "We Need Him rwo men! i,n ROOM fl KSlaHED apart- 1 l(r 5 up,arr datamen or 0KO6 OH fO« Sllf «'• | :\ Reimburse Possibly thi» was one thing Fa- grad atuueut* One block to campu« Sh.rU F-nii^ed aed t n 24 FcrhtU**- SAv "tO Ol HOSE.'" THAT (enhower had in mind when he and poM efftre $30 Available March wi SMCiALiZf in • 1 tu>n 2b Pa»* a rope ^AUYjfTSME! oked prayer* for Dulle* recov- and said "America needs 1 men. Aim ?w "piahu?* , room v-oKt furnished apart- office For two •UN0US FOR STUOfNTi I through INFORMATION erv him and t think each one of us IV 9-04a" IM h 27 Re,l.nts 30 Nut tired* htm " rataZ si F" confection- Democratic Sen Mike Mans¬ automatle levMao tolaa Free tube check>09 W 32 Everlasting 34. Formerly 37. Notion 4 ATHOU4 OBOANIZATION ATI l»t\T field of Montana, a frequent Dulles critic over the years, must ~ IfhgrVgT .*..5 fq also have been thinking af the IS if ii 30 Crippled 4 p.m., Catholic Student Cen¬ time* ahead when he deplored living WUSN YOU THINK I r.Hjtn 42 Muse ot ter cafeteria. Coffee hottr. Slunk at She M«l-o-sut«o FE / 40 poetry TMETlRf BOTH W80N6 THE vouimu d i g the ium of Dulles' service at * U*r,.iV, r». ueraiorr4'", **Vept ;ii! 43 Blood the one that c-etsme is. 4 p.m« Men * IM Gym. ttrpe of desperate ncv.i' a» a Jcampuv. A dull, r.l) and »tuve One block i-aaae to «, BABY BITTING IN «* • M vessels ■TOUftE TKoaeiS!" THAT" "WST (JCeiCl^PHSASf OP • "devastating blow to the na¬ x- e- with" my two year old 1 45 Duck genus All (S." HERE. (ClTTV SnTTV.'" Sl4a.UA PHI UU.TA •OOMS 7-181#. Ml 9 Walnut E, f Ml. if 47. Capture Jl^T INFUMATCS ME! tion. to the world and u> toe 7 p.m.. 119 Old* tv.o-,l5Sir rrum (amicy"i(Wll«» it0»«l S»S ■ 48 Malt —r&r iviaoauN mvM hope for peace '• hcx)« h.u a u •l lo is beverage . wjtk • rapuu- = 9 pjn^ f\>re*trv Cabin. QUALITY MHCHA-.D'Sl 49. Sun ' j [it a 31. Turn to the right TOWOI QUABD Right Staff 1 - 33 OMDY UlviCi 9:90 p.m.. Beaumont Tower, Msht lauar \>t(« Treat »( ele ,H»uhie F.D 2-Sat: 37 if 32 Chop 53. Not any MOBTAK BOABD 8:90 pan.. Assigned Reading *»t»UM Mlkt Staff « Jan* Ma»k»r*4rih Marty Llaerk • campus classifieds WM. H. THOMPSC i •i! Drinhara Vrtiuminn , f , Four Brand#' it- « Ian J°*f* Room. BLOB. tTht X.) Niskt A0 »(af( . Darlrnc »*m*u 1 » • . HIGH KLADEKbHIP fkaag IV 9-074? uwr** 9,f H ( H -TSUF- KW^£2!««Hi Modine Breaks Seven Records MTfmC.AN WATT NFWS February W, 1959 Ptff Four / • • im Schedule By 5-3 Score l:M VtU V VI. Hawks vs. Cwrt in UWI Sad Stringers In 64-41 Loss to Wolverines 7:3* 1:1# RmIUi vs. Bwtagers Ashsr Uprising Beats Varsity t:N Barrels vs. Alumni •:M 7:3a •:is Court IV West thaw I vs. Wast Maw ft West Shaw 3 vs. Wast Maw • Wast thaw t vs. West Shaw I a, at'ZCTTE UMWV 9:3* West Shaw 4 vs. West Maw la 7-5, the Afamnl rallied to win second «-I. and alnsfvled to • Coart V Frank Modine irave th» The Alumni team, composed 11-9 win the finale. Vets IV vs. Steo«s>» of ex-Spartan stars, proved Sat¬ three connective catches. S:>s 7:3# C. C. Vets vs. Newnua Chih ' rfnrmance of the nitrht Tom Helton, of the 1953 team, The oldest member of the 1:3# Bower vs. Hewland rlday in casting aside «|| urday it could match the speed lUtps vs. Phi Ma Alpha and endurance of the Varsity played a skillful game in defeat¬ Alumni entry. Rex Morris, of the 9:39 Court VI vordu in the 200 yanl ing State's No. I player, Foster 1934 loam. gave Ron Mescal! a Cast Shaw I vs. East Shaw 3 by winning. 5-3. in a dual meet. •:3# reaststroke. Hia 2:22 4 The Alumni split the singt.es Hoffman, fl-2. 3-6, «-4. good tennis lesson but Jost, 4-6, 7:3# East Shaw 3 vs. East Shaw S #:3s East Shaw 2 vs. East Shaw • winning three and losing three Dave Mill*. star nf the 1952 6-3. 6-4. " 9:3# East Shaw 4 vs. Bast Shaw 1# me surpassed seven rc:. Miuad, disposed of State'* No. 3 The Varsity's No. 1 doubles But the Alumni displayed p"isc SHORT COURSE BASKETBALL rds, including the Amrri. player. Boh Sa**aek, in easy fas¬ combination of ttotchkiss and 4:3# Ironclads vs. Spntnlrhs and mastery in taking two stra¬ 7:34 Commuters vs. Bearcats Ill record of 2:23.3 set l,y hion. 6-2. 6-4. Hoffman fan into some stiff ight matches after dropping the HOCKEY harles Griffin, Hill Sch.ol of Helton and Bisard, and had 9:34 Butterfleld I vs. East Shaw opener. Jack Singleton, of the 1949 competition against the twosome ts-93 Phi Tau vs. Blades i 1958. After the Vanity's Bill Hutch- team, lost only two games in to settle for a draw, 6-2, 9-11. Modine beat Cy Hopkins and Itill hested BUI Bl^rd. 11-®. 3-6. whipping Hogi r Plagcnhoef in Clark of Michigan. Hi straight sets. fi-2. ft-ll The Spartan* rallied~to regain of their lost prestige by frank Beeman. IM dlreetor. State's Meseall and Saasaek. 6-3. IN Highlights in blished new NCAA, pool, and SU varsity records act by Mo. n- some matched with Singleton defeated INDIVIDUAL HANDBALL SINGLE* winning the next two matches .net bettered the NCAA champ- IT'S IN THE in hoti.v-ci.ntested affairs, ft-4. 9 p.m. Evans Hrholars vs. Ceral GaMea Vet unship record, also set by. Mo- Stooge* vs. Sis ma Phi DelU Slate's lloug Smith found Have Mills and Howard Trier dump¬ Evans ttrholars vs. Nlsuia Phi Delta ne; bettered the Big 10 record, BOOK It rug .hi. of the 195ft squad, a ed Plagcnhoef and Smith, 6-2. Vrls vs. Coral HANDHALl. Gables Vets l»Ol HI ES S p.m. t by his opponent Hopkins, formidable opponent. Smith lost 1-U. fi-3. Coral Gables Vets vs. Evans Scholar id set a dual meet record re- j the opening set. 3-ft. hut won the In the first meeting between \ets vs. Sigma Phi Delta Hopkins. j -the two respective teams, the FRATERNITY HANDBALL SINGLE'S MSI' lost the naeei to the Up* Varsity edged the Alumni, 5-4. rslty of Mlehlfan. favorites Sigma Xu vs. ATG the Big 16, hut by a net-too The selection of Michigan Slsma \u vs. Delta Tan D'Ha pressing score of 64-41. Mam SKI RENTAL SETS . Chi Delta vs. I.CA .. State end Son Williams as All- FRATERNITY HANDRAI L DOUBLES the races were lost by tenth* \mencan in 1958 marks him 9 n m a second ha champions on Sir ma Nu vs. ATG is the 25th Spartan football player to gain the honor. Phi Kappa Sigma vs. Lambda^Chi th squads met each other. Don Patterson, captain for the FOR SALE jMiiiMMiiiiiiiiiiiniiiMiiiiiiiiMiMiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiHiiirmiiiiirniiiirMtiuiiiiiiuu artans, and Carl Wooley, Hai¬ ti it out in two "photo finish' of PM Basssa DsHa "PS. To Hm mm The 100-yard freestyle ra.. Skis - Boots - Polos "ke the dual meet record, am1 Thank you for your valuable a**i*t- tteied the Big 10 and NCAA | that i* e.uelly where the W'ol j W TOO IN THK I.AST R.%('|: of thr mrrl. Mirhii.n behind. And the Spartan* won Ihi* one in 3 23.7. tampionshlp records. 35 helping us prepare for the^ aiirc in state's Billy Struart is already gone, a* this pic- stayed a> Billy Steuart heat Michigan's Big 10 record. Cosnploto forthcoming "Spniaouh." turn testifies, leaving Michigan's ll.trry lluffaker new ick Hanley and Pete Fries In ie 226-yard freeotyle. eaUhlish ng a new MRU vanity and pool 1 to i Year* Old 1. Rill Barker It. Jhn BIHe Riglil Win* for Young rrnrds, and a new daal men ecord. act by hia opponent Han. 2. Clart Itarlinatoa IS. Rill Hammond cy. 3. Ilirk Gannett 14. Art tiubernlck Woodin's Pin Gives Maimer John Steuart alho beat Hanley and Urbanscok, who came in 1% ErinJTORE |S5| 4. Tom Robert* IS. Dave Donfkerty second In the 440-yard freestyle 5. Robert Toth 18. Jim lan io establish MSU varsity ami ?AINT 1. lion Creyt* 7. Ilennl* Whlttington 17. Jim SelU 18. Ron link 16-14 Win Over Minnesota dual meet marks, both mi by Steuart with • 4:82.4. IV. George Pinkerton By JIM H'ALLINGTON Board. Young was down I-ft go¬ point? to the Sii.iit.an cause tak 8. lien Hn*lrv NANDO* CINTIR Ph. IV 7-0244 ing into the third round hut :mv a dffi -ri 5-0 triumph ovc i. Hirbard Rocker 20. Ron Part Tim WcwkIUi had a Job to do scored four points In win. It was Harry Sch'icff The 157 pi>un His team was on the sliort end his eighth victory. Sohltcff. who nou ha> a 4-2 re ID. Phil Peternon SI. Al Hill of a 14-11 score and it wa* th' Bob Mover chipped in three cord, kepi lunriiiu: away froi II. Jerry EMer final bout of Friday's MSU- the S . ta: tumor all night H Minnesota wrestling match State repeated .t:v ':pt- for out-O' •S9 SI'ARTACAIIE COMMITTEE f needed a pin t<» (h-feat th,- Go¬ 'ytuii.ls broUkfV h.n a point pe- 3 phers. A decision would result .lltv r in an undesirable 14-14 dead¬ The other fmu MSU wrestle ?uiiiiiiinitniinninnnittiuiniiiHiMiiiitiiiiininmmiiiiiniiiiini4timnn»mff lock. lidn't fare a- we'd It was Hoodln'k turn. Hi* sp- John MrCrji had his foe patient was Pete Veld man. an •natch skein hlastrd when he wa tinned in the third round of hi ClipHNMland Save undefeated 220 pounder. Hrspite aiie dlaadvantagr, the NparUn 177 pound match with Bi: heavyweight swarmed all over tVright, \rltitlh Met'ray im Ike Gopher and pinnetf htm In firmed a* the same wrestler pin¬ ^E4h*(f*l4 twu minutes and Ift seconds to ned His in a tournament in 2:49. give Male a 16-14 victory and a .!•*■ Marchal (123). Bill Guc- Ingewoll-Rand Mon. A Thura. 6-6 season reword. -lardo til?i ar.d Gordon John- Summary: Wood in wasn't the only Spar¬ ': 4T* *!: soundly i>ea!- aw yard medley relay: I Mnhis-a I E. Shaw 12 noon to 1 p.m. tan that did hLv Job n i»i1 the:- John Smith. Hon Clark. Dave GU- antlers, John MKiutrel, 2 Michigan 4:30 lo 5 lOO p.m. Jim Ferguson also gained n pin The wa- onlv Minneso- state i Al Coxon, Frank M<»dine. Art —will intervieu) W. Shaw 5 iOO to 61OO p.m. over ning The Gopher Joe Paddock In win¬ his fifti* straight match 4:53 fall his first for ■ne date - sc was n.mi :.'u* feasor. adrjn: .•••eja*d The other by IllWft J.i;;! ve.u'i defeat Manwetl. meet Denny Baker). Tune - 3 y 1. ileltrrs nig 10 mark.) rvcord and seta dual 23 dual meet mark.) Tim#- I (WL Springboard diving. 1. Dick KimbaM 4ft. 8 Joe Garlach (Ml. 887 4. I I •hips March 6 and 7 in Iowa City Mi, 897 Bnllerflold Bil5to2i30p.ni. a Tony Kaufman (MSI. 198 9 24 E. Stow 4i00ledi30p.nl. 3uo yard buttarfly: 1. Id Poagia® Mi. 8. Mike NataMau (Mil ft. AH | I Market IavhIx in • ManweU (M6i. Tune-ft lftJ yard frvoatyla: 1. Frank Lagacai I W. ftiUNV diftOloSiftOpj*. 100 Indeejfll-RwaJoff*** mHrecHv* I It Tournament Ml. i Don Pattaraoa (MS) 3 Cart Wooley (Ml. TUna—»4ftA. 'SeU dual meet mark and betters Big M and I I I NCAA championship marks i I Matt Markel p the pace setter 300 yard backstroke: 1. Ales C*x* I at the mui-wav }*,in? >ola (Mi; ft. Al Couou (MS>. ft Cef- in the Un- • id Price (Ml. Tlme-ft 11 I '*#« I mm fctm mm 8N yard kmattruha: 1 Frank Me* I IVirco. 190 arui Hi!! Potter. 189 Hat (MSi; ftTOr MnglUne iM< 11 These five bowlers will repre- Ron Clark .flf). Tlma isi* <**n I -ent MSU in matched against nofftciai Amartoaa. MCAA duel, f ■isu vanity aaid pool rvcords and I Astern Michigan, Western Mieh- etten NCAA ebamp I an ship and Br I gan. and in home 10 marks > j and home *o0 vard freestyle relay: 1 Mich- eric* wnh \V„ u;,- State mail State (Dave Dtget. Larry Jonej. I These four matches are to pre¬ Btlly Steuart. Dqp Pattereon* I I pare the team for the forthcom¬ Michigan tAndy Morrow. John Me- I (iutre. Harry Huffakar. Carl Wooley). I 3 days only — Monday ing at Big 10-Tournament Illinois m April. i<» be held Time—3:83.7. (6atg new pool -i'.d MSU varatxy mar% aSd bettors ft| io mark ) I I CAMPBELL* SUBURBAN SHOT rwmuv NwuAi ,io after-inventory Tuesday s it. AU AROUND COMFORT CLEARANCE WediiK*:ti lay YEA! ROUND p ;i Th* Nataral BhiUlir • Suit* • Mark* Mr y2 * t inlrr Jacket* ft, r» Sw Sum—InU* MMI Um» • ^Us. Wat far iSnSnal X'« C*l» Sport Coat* • Cardigan* wyeatlK y that tirM —f *—*-l DOVT Wat IMr Mil aad you radix ksv* * Sriok STTU • iac altar. So rtamt th* «o»S S*f»lrr, • Sport Shirt* ha* MfaOwhmaai USNSM* ■ SIR ISIS ■ ISI 8NHB ICS* RIBS „ rummynmiUmmtmm mat 6 ■ Kvauaji xTuaom aaa i Top Honors Given To MSU Debaters Ag Board Announces Fifteen extension staff changes MM •< Staff Changes Ul« OlllWrtHy 1 WUMO* were approved at Thursday's -Du.nt llita. KIWI" Eastman Kodak Col Acctg. (HHM). Gen. Bu*. (B) In VlillBl aim In •» ].) Michigan College Teams M (M), Production Admin. (B) Ag Board meeting. - Information mrvlm, to Ape. ». !■» Changes included five resig¬ Ifoleon h» been »7ln« .•^'h «"• WALLACE'S A Point Four program in Inaia for a « Knter in Debate Tournament Math (B)(M) majors. Oj»en- nations. one appointment, ens "i'mvi or ABHNrti retirement, four transfers, one ings in Data processing. Pro¬ Study loaves tor Ml— Mary Van duction Planning, Cost Acctg., reinstatement, one leave for Allsburc. county extension agent, Once arain, the "hove from Lansing'* took top honors !n A Advertising. Ap p 1 i c a n t s study and three continuation st homo oconomlce. g^ppewa county debate. Three sophomores, Steve Gronner, Barry Boughton Tom Juno M f Poc. must have a grade point av¬ leaves of absence. advanced otudg •« Mlehl^n BtaOa ami Charles Herbert, and junior Ralph Wilbur, were unde¬ erage of at least 2.9 RESIGNATIONS: Abram Snyder as county ext—o> University. feated in the Michigan Intercollegiate Speech Lenjriie de¬ Lake view School Dirt. All Elem. (B) teachers. Secon¬ •Ion director. Ionia county, effective Feb. 2* to become protect coordin¬ bate tournament held on the MSU eampua Saturday. dary teachers of: Social Stud¬ ator in the Institute for Community ies (B)(M>. English fHHM) Development and services in the Out of 135 debaters from 18 A Foreign language Engr*. Elpct. Engrs. der has been a member of the en¬ ter ilon staff since November 1MT. Jean Evans as agricultural iepulis editor In the department of Infor¬ LUCON End* Without tho A division, and they were Eastman Kodak Co. Physicists (B)(M) A Chemists mation services, effective Jan. SI. Evans la completing his Doctor of rated highest in quality. The (B)(M). Philosophy degree at the University Marquette, effective Mar Reaching Goal A is the top division. Other teams from MSU which Bureau of Reclamation Civil (BHM), Elect. A (BHM) Engrs. (B)(M) of Wisconsin and will loin the staff there Extension In the National Cantor for Agricultural Advanced The annua! winter term blood This agency will alsoTinter- participated were in the B divi¬ Study. drive coded Friday without view undergraduates A grad¬ sion. They were Pete McPher- teaching their goal id 300 pints aon, Irowoll freshman; Carl Grlf- uates in the above fields for tach day. Final percentages ara fler, Westbury, N.Y., sophomore; summer employment. leave with the Michigan JMate Uni¬ gbll tn the revision stage. Elvira Whipple. Lansing sophn- Associate* Investment Co, Lib. Arts fB), Marketing (B), Mr*. Jane Hoerath aa county evten- versity otaff In Columbia. .South East Shavr won the AWfl- Financial Admin. (B), Econ. •ion agent. «-H Club work. Oakland America, la being reinstated to his raore; Mary Barmne, Grand county, effective Jan B Mrs. Hoer- former position a* associate profet- Rapida freshman; Lynn Miner, (B) A Gen. Bus (B) majors aor in agricultural economics, effec- El Activity Council plaque —^ Ihe men's ■t per-Hitege dorm with the at blood giv- Grand Rapids eophomore, and Bill Anderson, Ludlngton Junior. Others wereTeasBillCeee.THIeteea. for Sale* A Mgmt. Training Program, Acctg. (BHM) ma)ors. Chens. (BHM), Mech. (BHM) A In- ^ogftriAmk nr UAWI Flog __ wwnwi's dorms, Wvwt Basel ||RyO will bs presented with • Crmi. III., eeslert Desse Chap- duet. Engrs. (BHM). Female alaquo *«* AWt-MAC. bit Chemists (B) (M), rem ale w M-tq- fr~»- wee iewwid. Mil Urn o«Mt. Onawar rrart- Bacteriologists (■), Female Ai#na PW ««*lno end Perm- mMll IM, HnlHae. mat Jaatarl Eoologiata (B) touaa will ahara the Phi D»lla r»Y. Mmkelteai, Laa.lai Chemlata (B)(M), Mech. * Matt. •i.s weeketvl at a home emno- Albion, Eastern Michigan. Wayne ant»at by Mis' Rosalind championship. schools taking St Some of the part are Owoaee Paul, Leslie, Lansing St. $100 —By Car MenUcr. a»«i»unt to the dean of Maiv, Jackson St. Mary and $200—By Hume kronoinrs. Portland. Airplane SHEPARD'S lax jmr m l>ad (lit fte«4«w of imila, way •ngiMcrin, and kmm aaaion during our vim a Iht caapua. As ■ ratult of our ducuutona, • gratifying aumbtr cbtitf (o join our cocapuny. Wall bt bock oa Um dam below, and this ■olict it your invitation to conic in tad ma ua. and builder of mulli-jfl aircraft. Production in. If you'ra inisraticd in joining a company that's eludea tight-jet B-52 global bomhan. KC-IU jaa a leader in Mda-wilh-n-futurv. you'll bt iatar- maapoemankart and Aaaricn'a IM jst airliaar. tkiod in Iht tdvaataftt Rocing can offer yon. Urn famous Boeing 707. Tho answer tn Ihe demands of many- M.S.t'. 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