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JH munications test are still or­ cloud might have made pes- remarkable brainpower aeon The orbiting chimp will bejearth at 17,400 miles an hour, biting to a package—instead a t s|Me a world-wide communica­ will rocket around the world to up much longer than Ham and ifstrapped i jj in an" ||i| air-tight mtcon­ tions system free from enemy will have more demanding tainer inside fee Mercury a cloud. f learn the possible e f f e c t a t or­ The Massachusetts Institute interference or eavesdropping- bital flight ee an American tasks. He, or site wiB be in a cap su le. wejghtfrss condition for nearly He wfil work at a waist-high t i Technology Lincoln Labora­ actronaot. tory said it is carrying out v The chimp will providethe fee entire 4% hours and will shelf equipped with three Sev­ TRY OUR VER1FAX he subjected to higher blastoff ers below a trio a t disp lay calculations and experiments first careful measurements ob­ ps to why the 7/10 inch copper Copy Stories tained by U. S. scientists on and re-entry forces. Panels. Ip most of the tests, Scientists are highly interest­ he is to react to a colored light hairs seemingly have not been INSTANT COPIES OF whether mental faculties and released reflexes are disturbed by a ed in the resuttsTarfee test be­ by hitting the appropriate lev­ IMPORTANT PAPERS cause of fee vertigo richness er. He also will Indicate which The task of seeing the tiny DOCUMENTS prolonged period a t floating in package i s described a s space without the familiar sen­ which affected Russian coso- a t three symbols is different SPARTAN monut Cherman Titov during from the other two when they equivalent to observing—from sation a t having weight. Boston—a football high over BOOK ST O R E moot of his 25-hour orbital flash on before Mm. The anim­ 223 ANN STREET The National Aeronautics and al fete learned the reaction the city of Denver. Space Administration is expect­ flight hi August. S future ft space pilots suffer tests to perfection in recent Each of the 350 million tiny ed t* reveal the name of the similarly, this is a human w eeks. chosiai chimp Tuesday. If all factor which could alter fee -If the chimp does not per­ goes right, fee animal will CENTRAL MICHIGANS course of the manned space form properly, he will receive ride a Project Mercury capsule flight programs of both the a small electrical shed: in fee SPORTS GUI OERTER three times around the globe United States and Russia. fo o t in 4*4 hours Wednesday. Spaceships traveling to other r Cameras and electrodes win PROUDLY ANNOUNCES How the ape reacts will de­ planets will be fe a weightless measure the animal’s reaction termine whether a human pilot state for weeks' or months. time, alertness,Tjeartbeal, res­ THE ARRIVAL OF is to be sent on a similar space The chimpanzee is the most piration and temperature. A journey within a few weeks. logical animal to pioneer space backup chimp on the ground “WHEN A FELLER NEEDS A FRIEND—BAD” is ane of mere fea r IN top THE NEW.:., — Animals have flown M rock­ t o r man. In body and behavior, at Cape Canaveral win sim ul­ newspaper photos which win be exhibited In East Laasiag by Cansamers Power ets, both Russian and Ameri­ in moods and motor ability, he taneously perform -fee same compaay. The picture is by George Vaflfflee of fee Battle Creek Enquirer & can. But only one, a diapered is more closely like man than tasks for comparison. N ew s. AH photo« to the show are INI prise winners to the Michigan Press FOSTER ~ PAUL, INC chimp named Ham, carried out any other creature. Photographers aad Michigan Press associations contest. The display begins 2806 EAST GRAND RIVER AVENUE intelligent'tasks in apace. On a There are many physiologic­ Tuesday at the Michigan State university Student Union and continues through 15-minute suborbital flight last Between Lansing and Eaat Lansing on US-16 al similarities — in patterns of Engineers’ 1 December 7. The public is invited. ^ January, he successfully per­ the brain, makeup of fee formed a number of lever-push­ blood, and structure of the ing chores and proved that hands. Like a man, a chimp Conference such § trip was safe for As­ has his bright and bleak per­ tronauts Alan B. Shepard Jr. iods. His reaction time of .7 of Held Here end Virgil L Grisson. a second is close to man’s Sr '¡ado Ham is one of five primates of a second. - .A nationwide -conference to promote the more effective use of engineers and engineering With Enthusiasm technicians will be held how Nuclear Power Is Nov. 29-30. By SALLY WARD 1 And the execution must not More than 100 engineering Of fee Stole News Staff be put off. supervisors and personnel peo­ The solution to the dilemma A prancing Lord High Ex­ ple from firms in many states is solved as the execution of the Likely Space Fuel will travel to Kellogg Center ecutioner solved the love pro­ prince is faked and signed by for Continuing Education for blems of a prince in disguise Poo-Bah, Lord High Every­ MONTH the conference. thing Else, and Petti-Sing, “Nuclear power has up to “On the basis of power per Tuesday at the New York City To be discussed are such Yum-Yum’s sister. one million times the potential weight of fuel, the recombina­ Opera presentation of Gilbert topics as the future needs of of gasoline as a source of en­ tion of hydrogen ions into hy­ and Sullivan’s, The Mikado, When the Mikado realizes engineers and technicians, the feat the executed, is his son, he ergy for space flight,” accord- drogen gas molecules could he j An enthusiastic audhmce fill­ tea times more powerful than changing role of engineers and decides to “Let* fee Punish­ ing to Lawrence J. Giacoletto, technicians and various pro­ ed the auditorium to watch fee professor of electrical engineer­ gasoline,” said the former chief ment Fit the Crime,” and pro­ of „the electronics department blem areas in the supervision executioner, Ko-Ko, submit to poses several sentences for Ko- ing. of engineers. Speaking before the mechan­ of fee Ford Motor Co. scientific his fate as he stepped spright­ Ko, Petti-Sing and Pooh-Bah. Speakers at the two-day ical engineering department laboratories. Giacoletto added Ko-Ko solves all problems as meeting will include Lee A. ly across fee stage into the seminar on high altitude and feat such a reaction is vary he melts fee hard-hearted lacocca, vice president and arms of the over-powering space in the Electrical En­ difficult to coBtrolr however. Katisha wife the song “Willow, general manager for the Ford Katisha, an elderly lady inlove gineering btdg., Giacoletto Tit-willow” and is left only Giacolelta said that an ideal Division, Ford Motor Co., wife the prince. compared fee relative merits wife his problem of married electrical storage battery using Dearborn; Paul Robbins, ex­ Disguised as a wandering of chemical, electrical and nu­ life wife Katisha. lithium and fluorine has near­ ecutive secretary, National minstrel, fee prince, Nanki- clear energy In space flight. ly the potential of gasoline as Society of Professional Engi­ Poo decides to commit suicide Oriental fans flash and clap a space power source. How­ neers, Washington, D.C., and when he finds out his love, and, brightly colored parasols Watch That Nutria? ever, practical problems would William Torpey, consultant. Yum-Yum is going to marry turn in time to the music-of BEGINNING TODAY AT 9:30 A.M. probably rule out the use of the executioner. “The Flowers feat Bloom in A selling campaign to beguile Office of Emergency Planning, such a battery, he said. Executive Office of the Presi­ Ko-Ko decides to take ad­ the Spring" to bring down the buyers of troublesome and “All chemical methods of curtain before- an appreciative overrated muskrat-like rodents dent, Washington, D.C. vantage of the disguised Substantial savings on Jacobson's fine fashion apparel for storing energy will be equal Joining to sponsor this fourth prince, and throws away his audience. ended in mail fraud convic­ when pushed to the limit of de­ The opera was fee second tions for Cabana-Nutria, Inc., annual Conference on the Ef­ list of “never to be missed” ex­ women and children. Come in early tomorrow and check sign,” said Giacoletto. This, he fective Utilization of Engineers ecution suspects, who . . . presented by the New York a California corporation which said, is because the binding has done business in Michigan. and Technicians are the Michi­ “puff peppermint in your face City Opera company in con­ these timely values, so important now when you want them energy of electrons is the com­ gan Society of Professional ,. it’s such a disgrace.” The defendants drew fines of mon source' of chemical energy nection with the Lecture Con­ Engineers; Michigan Engi­ As fee “Pretty State of cert Series. - the most. An exciting buying opportunity V $1,000 each and suspended five- in all atoms. neering Society; Office of year prison sentences from a According to Giacoletto, en­ Things, A Pretty How-de-do” Emergency Planning, Execu­ continue, the prince is allowed Los Angeles federal grand jury ergy from the sun is sufficient tive Office of the President; and were ordered “to refrain to sustain the life of two men to marry Yum-Yum for a and MSU’s College of Engi­ month and that be .¡executed. from any-illegal advertising” in space, This solar energy is neering, Labor and Industrial Have You for their company. premium energy because un­ According to tradition, the Relations Center and Continu­ wife of an executed man is bur­ They were convicted on like other sources it need not be ing Education Service. charges of advertising that carried in the space craft, he ied alive in fee Japanese towrr D R E S S E S their corporation had develop* said. ~ ' - of Titipu and on hearing this Tried ed a superior strain of nutria, “Completion of any space news, the prince once again a fur-bearing animal known as project requires tremendous Police Arrest wishes to commit suicide. the Cabana-Marrone. whose energy,” said Giacoletto. As an But the Mikado is on his way Fraador Rito Wash COATS - SUITS - BLOUSES pelts supposedly brought an example, he cited the recently Lansing Driver to visit Titipu, accompanied by tested Saturn rocket which Katisha, who is pursuing the average, market price of $30 Frandor Shopping Center weighs well over one million Nils Adolphson, 30, a t Lan­ ¡wince and accusing him of each. sing, waa arrested Sunday Postal authorities estimate pounds at launching and uses running out on their marriage. morning by the deportment of the advertising campaign at­ over two tons of fuel during 2 and 3 Piece ENSEMBLES tracted some 4.000 nutria buy­ each second of powered flight. public safety and charged wife drunk driving and driving with­ ers and grossed more than Because of the great energy wuncoK *«JM ns? $3.000.000 from 1964 to 1900. needed for space flight, Giaco­ out an operator's license. Conservation Department letto said the rocket engineer Aldolphson pleaded not guilty SW EATERS - SKIRTS - SLACKS game men, who have warned must aim for the most possible in Lansing Township Justice PANIUKS Michigan residents about the fuel in the lightest possible Court Monday. His trial was set company’s “get-rich-quick" ad­ rocket structure. for Jan. 4. 'W m H B ! ; vertising, say the market for Whato tato* m «iris to a m f wild nutria is practically nit in M ttm te Um «MBrtnrt FAUT*. RAINCOATS - KNIT DRESSES this country. The going price LEGS I r GLEN EAVEN...Ute_ tebatow m m t m U m thaTa «ah- for their pelts is about $1 at In* girilM, farters *a4 «arte* best. M ts M fashion 1 A sum* «te» The nutria has a voracious binatimi af sfatemi stento steste IM BOY’S SNOWSUITS appetite which makesAt costly haw seri acsfUsaw w i stratte to raise for commercial pur­ ptnty bri.f, PANTI-LKG3 aro poses. 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H t» upon «very afternoon to go into irony and sarcasm He saidtfcat near Japan mid Whether it It folk songs, By GARY RONBERG - ctessitW ta” Broadway Ishow i | Of toe State News StaB concerning fallout «betters.** area where the bombs were ex* tim es, m m m am (fee Marie D’Amelio urged that, instead pioded R van 100 times as « 8 | Any disarmament program room, located in the third Researcher of «wjrthtoking, people should taminated as tt was ia f, nnstofl LAST L A N S IN G • PHONE EQ.2-2314 will meet great obstacles as floor, baa your favorite. become better informed about The path of fallout from Jfci as people betim they are To Talk atq what to do ia case ef ha attack 30 megaton bomb trovfltlt fes dNMHMl Rbcasy - a t . records professar Thomas SOME OF THE KS8T IN FOREIGN TTLMS and realize the uses of fallout right over one of the most popu­ ita growing* More fluua 38 new EXCLUSIVE LANSING AREA SHOWING Greer said Thursday night. lated and developed pam of ¿tons have-Mm adtea flb Greta’ appeared on a panel sb elter i. m h - y I r Seminar - , Siberia, he said. ; MR, areaifltaf fa Btayie E. of faculty members and Civil m said cities must bavé pub­ FIRST SHOW 7 PJL ADULTS 88e lic meetings and distribute lft- “One wonders if any natwR White, directer of activities Dr. I. H. Gerks, a member T ■ j..... Detente ftaresentatives that THE far the Uatm r H of the researdr staff of CoQins discussed the facta of radio­ erature about pians concern­ baa deliberately planned to am ing nuclear attack protection. pose in people to a fallout of Radio Company, Cedar Rapids, activity and the value of fallout SORTOr UR- “The Muric room has a good rrs A REAL LAUGHING G A S S E R ! “Êast Lansing bas no such this magnitude,” Wolterink Iowa, win speak at a seminar shelters at a public meeting isjaasanlilh« collection,” Miss an hloh atmosphere »«s space Itea,” D’Amelio said. “It needs said . sponsored by the Lansing White said. Wednesday at 4 p.m.\ ia 404 SANE Nuclear Policy Commit­ one. “Yon just don't test these “Many of these recordlT are Electrical Engineering. D’Amelio said that disarm­ bombs near anyone.” te e . stereophonic. The Union The title ef Gerks* talk is, ament is the best solution, but Wolterink said that the atti­ “While fallout sh elters Board baa put more than 8700 “Ionospheric Anomalies and if the Civil DefSasejarogram is tude of die nation would IM Into these records during the m ight save far proparly supported it might Their Relation to Solar Phe­ much different if It knew a past three years, tocluding nomena.” The department of os they eertaaty don’t of­ mean the difference between bomb would be dropped on it fer any long-range protec­ 8400 last year. mechanical engineering will total destruction and- survival. “The question is not what tion,” Greer said. Jim Anderson, vice president “Now wo have something t o e sponsor the seminar. is the nature of falloutr—it is, everyon e.” Professor Richard Reid, ' “I think the great illusion of AUSG, analysed the student are these bombs going to be ex­ reaction to the world situation l FER CREEPV! J However few persons seem department of electrical en­ teat you go underground for ploded,” he said> gineering, will be the presiding STMtaixa and the possibilities of nuclear f r - y i to know about ttwM usic roam, two weeks and then come up “The point here is that none Miss White saldT' chairman of the meeting. All THE “CARRY ON w ar. i t GANG and rebuild is absurd. The val­ of us have experienced any ef­ "It is open for everyone hot interested persons are invited. ue of fallout shelters has been “I doubt if there is any fects of fallout” Wolterink it isn’t used as much as it use grossly exaggerated.” country in the world where. said . to b e . O R Greta, a professor of human­ students are less “We haven't had a waiting ities, is dgeply interested in the about the world situation Wolterink said that the Honorary tiauatioa of bem btettaceuid .Bit to five years,” history of warfare and the de­ than to the United States,” (continued from page 3) KMT effect the economics sf tee velopment of military doctrine. he said. Sue Van Riper, stodent as­ completed by the applicant He is co-author of the official sates because people might sistant, agreed. herself, and submitted to Miss history of the Army Air Forces “There exists a general state step haying feeds teat were “We have • few 'regulars' Lucille M. Scheuer, National and has written a text now in of apathy toward the most cru­ reported to ho affected by ra­ who come in during the week,** Fellowship Chairman, Dean of use at the Air University. cial events of The day and a diation. Russian Music she said. “But there are not Women, Temple University, He said that in a nuclear at­ passion for some of the most many ethers.” Philadelphia, Penn., by Feb. tack, both sides would fire upon trivial,” Anderson said. To Be Discussed Among the favorites of the 15, 1962. v 7:35 ani 0:45 each other until one was wiped Anderson said that during his “regulars” a r e - “Exodus,** Application blanks and fur­ years as a student at MSU he A t Russian Club out. One Change “GrandCanyon Suite,” “Bela- ther information may be ob­ “Such a war would not end bad never seen as strong a stu­ fonte at CanMgto HSU” ¿nd tained from Joyce McNamara, FRIDAY — 1NGMAÄ BERGMAN’S “DEVILS EYE* The bi-weekly mooting of the until one country had lost its, dent reaction to one particular Tchaikovsky’s “Pathetique.” 101 Stodent Services. launching capabilities,” Greer event as when the football Spar­ Made in Final Russian Club will be held in 36 tans defeated Michigan several Union at 7 p.m. Wednesday. More than 12» ether records said, “and this would taka a are also there. ^ general saturation of attack. w eeks ago. The guest speaker, M issPa- ‘‘They would just keep plas­ Today’s student will suffer Exam Sked tricia Palmer, will talk on There are four booths, three “Great Russian Music of ten of which have stereophonic tering each other until one was or enjoy the consequences of The, office of'the registrar P a s t ’* '- sp eak ers. fin ish ed .” today’s events, but be isn’t in­ announced Tuesday that one a n o t h e r sensational terested, Anderson said. _ change iuut been made in the Newly elected president, Those are need to play the Greer said the building of Anderson said that students final exam schednle. Ronald G. Xkwt, Grand Rapids longer LP albums. The fourth fallout shelter» Is a matter should inquire into university The final exam will be held senior, will be hi charge of fbo booth is used for the playing of of personal judgement and programs^ concerning fallout the smaller stood 45's. on Thursday, Dec. 14 from meeting. Other new offiesft he didn't see any sense la a protection by writing letters are: vice-president Effie Kuf- Each booth is well sound­ national shelter-building pro­ 3:43-5:45 p.m. for classes which and contacting public officials. dakis ana secretary-treesuror, proofed by strips of foam rub­ gram . Meetings on the living unit meet at 8 or 8:30 a.imjm the following days: Monday, Wed­ Mary Cline, Indiana Rater. ber around ft* door and ¿lass. “The people of major cities level might help to stimulate interest, he said. nesday, Friday; Monday, Tues­ have been virtually written off day, Thursday, Friday; Mon­ LAST TWO DAYS! B A C K D O O R if an atomic attack occurs,” Regarding fallout shelters, Anderson said: day, Tuesday, Wednesday,, he sajd. _ Thursday, Friday. * A Grunt ^ Such cities would become The fallout shelter program. “raging firestorms” and Utile * « p a n ^ to a natioru1 rath- Twin-Hit Show time would exist to reach the er than individual level, is very likely to hinder disarmament MSU Professors shelters, Greer said. HMNa.1 Shewn 1:18-4:58-8:38 SALE! negotiations.” “The only real protection is Present Papers t i j o m disarmament and anything dis­ Richard Ü. Byerrum, tracting from that is a threat,” m a i n c fesser or biochemistry Three professors of the De­ be said. assistant provost of MSU, R_ S. D’A m elio, acting d irec­ partment of Anatomy will pre­ Tstriai NigH, Novaabar 28th, 7 h 18 lined some of the effects of sent papers at the 42nd annual tor of Michigan’s Civil Defense ttonk radiation. office, defended fallout shel­ meeting of the Conference of te r s. He said the basic effect M S S Ü Ü i Workers In Animal “Why do you think our en­ an excess of radiation was cell M Chte**® Monday 2nd Color Hit! 2:50-6^0-10:10 emy is so concerned, about destruction by ionizing r a te and Tuiisdy , The atan of “W hen Ihn Baya Are” — back Ekitrance through the Back Door Only! ”*1 Dr. J. Thomas Bril Jr., As­ -them?” he asked. — ¿ tton, and disruption of genetic sociate professor of the de­ in another M sriw aw atey! ~ ’If you keep believing that- material partment of anatomy is giving nothing will be left when On This results in mutation, he a paper entitled, “The Com­ attack is over,”_ he said, said. _ . — H parative Enzyme Histochemis­ “you’re selling a heritage for Byerrum said that, by exper­ try of Leucocytes of Domestic a mem of potage. iments on lower animals, aging A n im als.” “And 1 don’t think you ought is apparently hastened by ra­ Dr. Madan Bharadwaj, as­ dioactivity. sociate professor of the depart­ UP TO OFF, He said that there has bees ment and Dr. M. Lois CaOanm, about 15 per cent increase in 507« professor and bead of tbe de- natural radiation as a result of partm ent a n delivering their S ta r t s f the nuclear tests conducted in paper, “Histology of the Bulbo . Wo OfTfWWwWOWWI B R ussia. Thursday • IM S OF IWIMBKE” I 2ND WEEK! Urethral Gland of the Domes­ ( “The number sfw a tattons tic Animal.** ^ ^LU XU RY WINTER COATS la tike total pspatvrtsn and shortening ef Hn should art be very rignifieaat,” Byer- nun said, “betesnstrtrnl in­ 'f t w o o l suns creases ia radioactivity me going to have some damag- * FALL and W INTER DRESSES 1 big effect.” S IC F L IC S Lester F. Wolternick, profes­ sor of physiology and a bio­ physicist. gave some tacts ft WOOL and FUR-BLEND SWEATERS about the recent Russian bomb te sts. ft NEW W OOL SKIRTS Race Relations Topic of Speech ☆ WOOL and CORDUROY SLACKS - The History Club will meet T uesday ja 221 Physics-Math. F eature At Dr. James R. Hooker of the 1:88- 3:85 -8:15 • 7:25 -1:35 history department will speak | M I | I m T M ' Spedai oa “race relations in central STARTS SUNDAY— Africa”. A business meeting HaMay Isbas Purchase! ‘WHITE CHRISTMAS” and coffee hour will conclude the evening.—

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■ SAIMES H i M i l M k tito n MkMéss Stato t e to w a e o SE HH ‘ ‘MtoaMcMp>fficoo(H>lacen lota m o m taster to Saturday’s loss ta Wisconsin. Then No. S, MteMgan State, “Alabama’s perfect - record may stili play ta tbe Rose Bowl squadbas voted In W mW the - t f thè AAWU aands thè invi- Sugar B ow l. tatton. W. “Rutgers, the aract^’s only Interest o l i hapes other unbeaten and untied team agaia Mimday after thè Detoatt ef atifir classification, to not Free Press saìdtaIti Mcnday considered Roee Bowl caliber. ione "The Spsttau may play And, “mostether worthwhile in tee Résa Boeri,”—a teams are already committed tton madeby process ef ehm- far their holiday football. totatan “This,” concluded the Free «MS» S e il í^TSZTS INGRAM El WEL L M in n esota O hi» Stata P urdue MEMBERS OF THE ALLMG » football team fer lis i Stan Sesnrek, Purdue; center, Larry Onesti, Nertowest- Wood Places First selected hy writers and ceacbcs far the Associated Press ren; backs, Sandy Stephens, Minnesota, Bande McRae, ISSSffigS include: Eads/ Pat Riehter, Wisconsin aadJaek Ehrefl, Michigan, George Sahne«, Michigan State and Boh Fer­ In AAU Freestyle Purdue; tackles. Beh Bdl, Minnesota, and Dave Behrman, b S l il» >■■** to to* *"■ Michigan State; gnards, Mike Iagriua, Ohio State, and guson, Ohio State. —AP Photo. By UZ HYMAN ¿tidefrom snagging first i iM t o f t State Hew» i jpmli Writer place in the 100-yd freestyle, Mike Wood led Michigan M ike Wood placed second ta tbe a n N a m e d State last Friday when he cap­ 220-yd freestyle at 2:019 behind S a im e s, » ...... tured first place ta the M0-yd M l Danton at 2:08,4, breaking freestyle at the annual Michi­ 4 new record. „ _ gan llafs AAU swimming Jeff Mattson also copped sec­ m e e t ond place in the 109-yd back Wood’s tone was 494- He stroke along with his third To AP All-Big Ten Squad earlier brokeJbe standing rec­ place to the 50-yd freestyle. ord by finishing at 494, in qual­ ification rounds. Bill Driver placed fifth to the CHICAGO (¡ft—Fullback Bob Miller was a solid second All-Big Ten selections as jun­ guson were injured early to Jeff Mattson took third place 100-vd breast stroke ta 1:08.8. Ferguson of Ohio State, Quar­ team choice and found Sher­ iors last year. Hollis and Fer- the season. in the 50-yd freestyle at 23.1. Dick Nelson, an unattached swimmer won at 1:03.4, setting terback Sandy Stephens and man Lewis of Michigan State, The winning tim e waa recorded Farm Set - 83 pieces - Vinyl figures • $445 tackle Bobby Bell o f M innesota Dave Raimey of Michigan and by Jim McMillan, an unattach­ a-new record. were unanimous choices of the Marv Woodson of Indiana in his Spartans End Ninth ed iw im fiti, it 224. Spartan divers, Bill Williams Ita Toy dock - Actually runs - $5.98 1961 A ll-Big Ten football team b ackfield. Freshman Dick Grettinger Ron Syria and Dtek Van Lowe, Life Stae Thirstee Doll - Sleeps • Coos » $5.88 -nam ed by the Associated Press The second team line had placed third, fourth and fifth had an outstanding day finish­ Games • Skates - Trikes - Trucks - Construction Toys yesterd ay, Tom Hall of Minnesota and ing second ta the 200-yd indi­ respectively. The top two po­ Ferguson, who led the Buck­ Tom Perdue ta Ohio State at In Harriers’ Meet vidual medley and fifth ta toe sitions went to University ta eyes to the Big Ten Champion­ Spartan Families . . . Stop in today and see our ends; Fate Echols of North­ West Coast powerhouses, Ore­ 57th, Pat Stevens, 69th, Roger 440-yd freestyle,- His times Michigan divers JFaco and Cox ship, was the only repeater western and Don Brumm ta The diving competition was < Humbarger, 77th, Bob Fulcher, were 2:104 and 4:43.9, respect­ complete selection of Christmas Toys. from last year when he gained Purdue at tackles; Tony PariUi gon State-and San Jose, took iv e ly . vary close race between the All-America honors. of Illinois and Sherwyn Thor- the first two places to Monday’s 78th, Ron Berby, 88th, and Dick Wolverines and the Spartans. NCAA cross country champ­ Gyde, 113th. With team scaring Fourth place ta the 100-yd The team, featuring balance son ta Iowa at guards and Bffl butterfly was taken by Chock ionships at Forest Akers Golf adjustments made, State ended Michigan State's swimming JOHN UGKS M E HARDWARE and speed, was made up of Van Buren of Iowa at center. Strong ft 994. The winner, Course in the first time either up with 112 points. team will next take part to an two players each from Ohio The big surprise to the Big Lanny Reppert won it at 55, set­ AAU gala ta the University of 101 East Grand River ED 2-3212 State, Minnesota, Purdue and school had entered full five “Our runners were altogether Tea this season was the m an team s. ting a new record. Michigan on December 9. Michigan State. Wisconsin, downfall ta Iewa and the during most ta the race but Michigan and Northwestern comeback ta Minnesota—last Nineteen-year-old Dale Story, they were too far back,” com­ each landed one berth while year’s ce-chamniea#. Iewa Oregon State sophomore, cop­ mented Coach Fran Dittrich. Iowa, Indiana and Illinois were wag a solid championship ped the individual honors by Defending champion Houston shutout.' ‘ running the four-mile grind to was third with 122 potato. The choice while Minnesota was tt: 48.6. Michigan State finished Bennie McRae ef M ichigan not seriously considered a_ Cougars Pat Clohessy, placed and George Saimes ef Mteh- contender. ninth out ta 17 full teams to third. Barrie Almond, seventh, igea State were the' ether what is considered one ta their and Geoff Walker, 18th. Student Pre-Christmas S a l e One reason for Iowa’s fall to _ backfield members. Aside worst finishes to many years. Other finishers in the top 15 a 2-4 record was the loss ta from Bell, the line included Story, running barefooted in harriers, all ta whom received quarterback Wilburn Hollis ami ends Pat fUcbter ta Wiscon­ the 32 degree weather, took the All-American honors, were Loy­ halfback Larry Ferguson—both sin and Jack ElweU ta Pur­ toad ta the -134-man pack at ola's soph Tom O’Hara, fifth; due, tackle Dave Behrman ta the two mile mark when Brig­ Iowa’s Big 10 champion Jim Michigan State, guards Mike ham Young’s Matti Raty, run­ Tucker, eighth; Oklahoma SPECIAL- SWEATERS- ~ State Number 8 ner-up to 19:5?, challenged Ingram ef Ohk State and State’s Danny Metcalf, ninth; Monogramming on all our Blouses, Stan Scznrek ta Purdue and In Football Poll Story to force the race. The 143 Colorado State’s Gerald Glyde, Ski, Fur Blends, Lambswool, Bulky* center Larry Oaesti of North­ pound, 5-8 harrier had no 10th; Western Michigan’s-Don Sweaters & Jackets. % our original w esters. trouble from then on as he'4-Hancock, 11th; and Richard j Unbeaten and untied Ala­ broke the tape 30 yards ahead price on stock in our shop. 20% OFF Sizes 36- 40 Not a stogie sophomore made bama held a slim lead over Cuddihy of Oregon State, 12th. j the team. Juniors on the squad t a R aty. Colorado State’s Jerry Sch­ In this Sale Dee. 15 only, over 100 once-tied Ohio State today to Story to a noted runner on were Richter, Bell, Behrman midt, 13th ; and Villanova’s Vk One group Villager & Gant the next-to-last Associated the coast since he broke Olym­ Samples to choose from—shipment and Saimes. 7 Zwolak. 14th were the other Press poll to determine the na­ pian Daryl Burleson’s high Ferguson, who has an excel­ tional college football champ­ -distance men in the first 15. 10 days. - Values to $11.00 —now $3.90 lent chance ta making All- school mile record to set a new ions. national mark ta 4:11 to 1959. The top 10 team summaries America again this season, was The Crimson Tide, idle last follow: 1. Oregon State, 68; 2. the leading Big Ten rusher. In San Jose, who has made sev­ week while preparing for a final en perfect scores to 11 meets San Jose, 81; sm ouston, 122; six Big Ten games he gained date with Auburn Saturday, 4. Kansas, 124; 5. Iowa, 184; 6. 627 yards for a 5.2 average and this year, scored 81 points be­ lost ^considerable ground to the hind' Oregon State’s 68. San Wèstern Michigan, 165; 7. AD corduroy dresses left in stock One group of Sweaters in lambs wool scored 10 touchdowns. Big Ten Buckeyes, who were Southern Illinois, 173; 8; Penn Stephens was the big man in Jose’s top runner was junior Impressive to a 50-20 triumph Jeffrey Fishback who placed State, 203; 9. Michigan State, Includes a few dark cottons Values ¿Shetland cardigans -Wo* runnefup Minnesota’s offense. over Michigan. 212; and 10. A ir Force* 244. — The versatile quarterback gain­ fourth. H ie final poll, determining *11)0 Michigan State Spartans Story received the Ralph H. to $22.95 now $14.90 - " ed 394 yards rushing and 757 the nation’s No. 1 team, to Values to $20.00 now $10.00 yards passing to edge Wiscon­ managed to place only one run­ Young Trophy while Ids team, scheduled next week. Alabama, ner in the top 20. Jerry Young, which won their first National sin’s Ron Miller in the first with nine straight victories, - team backfield. with a sub-par performance, Collegiate title, received the must torn back a tough tradi­ placed 18th in 20 minutes and 38 annual E.C. “Billy” Hayes The team’s record maker, tional rival to Auburn. Ohio however, was Richter—Mil­ seconds , NCAA Cross Country Memorial State has closed its regular Following were Don Castle, Trophy. ler’s No. 1 target. Richter set season with an 8-0-1 mark' Odds & Ends a conference mark ta 656 yds On the basis of 10 for a first gained on passe« and tied place vote, 9 for second, etc., record» ef 96 passes caught - Alabama collected a total of and seven touchdowns. 459 points. Ohio State was only HENRY'S HAMBURGERS Mens & Ladies One lot of 7 English Coats The all-conference team had seven behind with 452. a line average a shade under The only newcomer to the Shetland Sweaters — Alan Paine tee Values tè $05.00 now $30.00 215 pounds while the backfield rankings to Missouri, which averaged a little more than 194 knocked Kansas out of the No* shirts A wool skirts 50% off pounds. — 10 spot by winning tbeir game 10-7. . lilt Wrestling The top ten, with first place votes and season records: The Michigan State Intra- j 1. Alabama (26) (94)) 459 One lot of 6 mens Madris Sport Goats X*tra Special one group of Tartan mural Wrestling Champion-1 2. Ohio State (21) (841-1) 452 ships begin Tuesday at 7 j 3. Louisiana State (1) (9-1) 366 Values to $30.00 now $10.00 Suits With McMillan collar & straight p.m. AU contestants «too have j 4. Texas (9-1) 354 signed up or who desire to enter i 5. Mississippi (I). (8-1) 272 this tournament should report I 6. Colorado (8-1) 169 skirt. Originally $35.00 now $20.00 to the Intramural Wrestling j T. Minnesota (7-2) 168 Room at 7 p.m. Contestants 8. Michigan State (7-2) 139 will weigh to and the draw will i 9. Arkansas (8-2) 181 be made at this time. 10. Missouri (7-2-1) 31 SALE ENDS DECEMBER 15

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