ODAY'J AMPUS MICHIGAN STATE NEWS l)aily Student Publication of Michigan Slate College Weather Slightly (outer and Kami Vol. 34 334 EAST I.ANSINfi, MlfllKiAN, THURSDAY, MAY ItHil . Dint: Dong Bluet I ,-i.in in yesterday to ptn from Wells hull, the Slate News uf- o Britain Calls For U.S. Aid In Palestine .1 cartoon on the door, mi depleted a Kroup of iiama clad dorm resl- Student Council Announces Jews, Arabs Kixu leiits approaching {lie lapping ceremonies tin¬ Against Report ier to Beaumont tower, watch the tap- Regulations For Flections Of Inquiry Group a er ne of the women asked, Student council has laid down the ilie boys replied, "we which are to be following regulations observed during the forthcoming cam¬ I.ONlKlM May 1 J>) — the guys wot's ringing licititiit bid today fop United paign and election for council members. Infractions of these regulations will States military and fiojim inl subject candidates involved to dis- of protest over the British- Amer¬ ican infinity committee , port Idem -it the faculty snftball eographed material. Kach .lipcateiied to erupt In ciolioce, r between rn Imlish the written and mimeographed sheet should have department and the signature or signatures of To Sing Varied Jews and* Aialis alike :aiirc| the report, au-l Jerusale, i dis- irlria r ilrparlmenl. The ron- those who prepare the same. ■< mjs that the spoken half the written and spoken ling- figuring or otherwise 2. "There shall nol lie any dis¬ Coneert Music patches »*od Aialis m U. h'lhifj pun l.mned .i symbolic « un a I defacing "f ftrike fur Friday in proU" ? ilriuinneht was left at public or private prii|ierty liy the Concert of American, (!cr- nrtf- big neijjsbnriiu.', Arab •-.* » • to candidate, individuals. ■ or orga¬ tuan ami Hussion music will join them. nizations in student elections To be. present* tomorrow by ('.ililrs Wiivlliiigloii, scatter material iironiisruously 11 he Women Cfi'i club at X inety Coeds over the campus or in the town in such a way as to make a litter p m. liam hi II. Fall child theater, Wil¬ Siii. glee cluli director, HCMt The A .lb rabies to i • 5-hf, Wu. birr h I or «!f|, iriittifC* ;«»»«! o[ trash is strongly discouraged 0 Model New « 3. ,.»» . j, Earn candidate i» , is request -, ' has .111n — Kin*; Asks I"a (»Ts With railroads curtailing iprvlir 'ul Performance hoard designed by the council i Piper' hy Wittredgc. and to conserve scarce coal and blt- For < iciiifirates N'eedels, Flint senior, foe said purpose. This is My Couiitr .1 uiiiiiioiiH strike negotiations hi all of the affair, lias 5. "No individual -Sci Vctcuuis '•..»ve bet n ;i k# tf by or organiza¬ a snarl, John I.. I.rwis today un- 'hat I 1«»m K n 'iiiei tor of \ ice- a special prevue tion may use the name Of . ol any I Tin e\ peeled I.v railed the 450 -111a 11 • will be presented in candidate in any "f the means ! with in««i 1 iiii ito'e. to ?11. n •. their 11 k4111U '• -m the «'Wn shorn show, accord- by the Student council." Net-dels. All application blanks for Stu- Ortuatuly I'resell Is Classical Ttitics \t.ite Those It •tter eoiTM veil! an's .Mlrn fjoin the i ri; ' ration Ser COI M IL, I'age I The Philadelphia Symiihuny tfi.it any rhestia ill the office and ate It; be tin nt'' n to tn«* i t ko tr« 11 s office »m th* office orchestra, under the direction ol world. Med Tech Honorary DIO ROUNDUP Pledges 12 Women Eugene Ormandy, will be pic-. scnted in a concert Tuesday tia to lea The to clphia orches- «me gi ound in • ol Vlitf; ;n is Dcinon.sii.i lion affairs hall. lot? You Love Lansing sophomore and presi-1 An original orchestral group Gross,, ,V. .. . .Matinre damp, 3-5 p.m. t iiloii ballriMim Bookman dcnl juf which Benjamin Franklin was Beethoven Featured 'i Moods "Those pledged are Shirley lone of the founders, it gave the: Ormandy. in r-.s orchestration Sophomore Home to hoard has admirably -•ne Edition Belknap, St. John's sofchomoie; first public concert in Philadcl- "I th.s w-i 5 p.m., Ilome Ec library H.-nTlelian spirit. 11 t KNOON— Annette Bennett. Femdale soph-jphia in 17 57 After that time, the maintained tt ! n s magnificent Spartan rdilorial staff. 5 p.ri omore; Barbara Uobertz. Mio, musical tiaditlon was passed on <>t Beet bo 7 in A major it let t'niou annex '■y Bazaar sophomore; Catherine Earl. Flint! without a break. In 1900 the I Symphony N ts Overtures junior, and Peg Edwards. Valley i new Philadelphia orchestra, a has been said, the Seventh Sy.n- MSC Hotel a-s'n., 6:30 p.m. aphy in the News Stream, N- Y-. junior. permanent i;n»up of professional phony neetfj. no analysis; it e>«- I iiion sun porch capes the commentator. As the pledged are! musicians, was established. ' u ally Happened Other women Red Cedar post. ? p.m. landscape is in the eye of the mbia Masterworks Phyllis Elsbey, Rockford sopho- Symphony Well-Known I iiloii ballroom A leading musical organization i onlooker, so the symphony is in ■s Vignettes more; STJirley Knowlton, Villa Park, 111., sophomore; Barbara of the world, the orchestra has;the ear of the hearer, Brill at the Organ Inlornul discussion group Around,the World Myers, Grass Lake sophomore: always featured the works of Also included on the program 7 p.m., II t iiion annex : to the Band -Either Nadelski, Grand Rapids |1 outstanding American compos- ' arc "Clouds" and "Festivals," ' ' ' ' ' I'hi Delta pledges, 7 p.m. by of Today's World¬ junior- Olga Nits. Baroda soph- ers. classical and modern, on its two n,returns for o.chcstra, 7 t'nion annex 's News omo-e- Arlene Noller. Buffalo,! programs. It has the distinction. Debussy, and the tone poem, pc* P-anllellenlc. 7:15 p.m. Dinner Music N Y ' sophomore, and Beverly of having given more concerts in more cities for more people Strauss. ["Death and Transfiguration by IM Union Annex i the Good Word? Sowle, Clare sophomore. i Pace Two MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Grin and Bear It • • . By I j,.|„y MICHI6AIT STATE NEWS Filtered as second-class matter under act of Mareh 1879 at the post-office. Fast Lansing, Mich Offices located on ground "°°r of cast win* of Union Hulldlu* Annex, room 8. Affairs of Published dally except Sunday and Monday mornings during the regular school year and Thursday mornings during summer session by the students of Michigan Slate College. State AseeelaM Mwa Pi*s M°taM By LIZ CORKY ADVSMTIMMM • / Offloi-bl and TIIAIS LltCAS *,tw_4e MraiHNUd rOM MATIOMs.es mo — g«isoa*!f** xnTom ff.V. • • Sonus . ret seacist • resacate per "jS?"by 'ralno^ StudenU. aarrtax to Me NKW Tower tar Boards Guardsstillandbeaming nip Mor¬ from yesterday's tapping, MKMPtn or THE ASSOCIATED PHESS senior dance* are once again in The Associated Press ts exclusively entitled to the use for re republication full swing, students are remind¬ r all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In tn this paper and ml also tlx- l|its local news published (herein. All rights of publication pub on ed that those May flowers are special dispatches herein are also reserved. just to'look at—not to lie hand¬ - Faculty Advisor - - - - . - A. A. APPLEOATE led—cotton dresses arc now on Manager Edllof ...... - - - - - M AH I ON *H EC KEF the top of the list for State wo¬ Arivertltlnx Manager - . - I.KONE BEAITPOM men, and turning to the sadder t in illation Manager . . . - - JANE WALKER . - TOM MORDAN things of li'e—term papers art- spuria Editor - t inilrarls Manager . . - . - NANETTE VANDERVDORT due. But regardless of term pap¬ ers, life is still guy at State. - Night Editor JKANETTE NIXON A FarmHouse pin is now in Mglit Sports Editor JOHN J. ALBERT the possession of Hetty .la.nr Berk, senior from Cleveland. 1). EOITORIAL staff It was onee worn by llr. John Mailt Editors — BEE IIEARIMI. HELEN CiOVRM, JEAN JARVIX, JILL I.IPPERT. JFANI.ITF NIXON. — Burdens, a graduate of last term Women's Fdllor CAROLYN KAHNFV who is now practicing veterinary I future Editor. KEN KUIIN I dllorial Writer MORTON D. SMFRI.ISO medicine in Lowell. Ind. Itrvlrwrr IIKA WII.HON Fraternity brother, Robert Ail Stall llann Hall, Tout Ebner, Val Wilder, Herb Hoover, Marge Hale, treshtltan from Uelluire. — Har It I utile. Put lielaliiiiile. Barb l.uras, Wllina Fredrieks Hi •wry. Ipiesented Anna Louise Stlllwrll [of tainsiiig with an engagement classified ads I ring last weekend. The resident:, of Catherine IOK SAI L. jlll.uk n>-op have just witnessed "For niv opening radio speech, sot* that 1 h.s\«• effects -the clatter of home building, the pi-u \lAHlUEt) students, looking for a A BLUE Trig book and tan nd. ) nnoihe: engagement Jeane Iter- the sizzle of beefsteak!" I'ark sophomore. plait' to live?. We have many Rood and blue hcadkcan Both are labeled. Jo Allem.u 8-2341 13*2 | irlsrn. Chester, are inopertti's at prices you can attord Call Ann | and Jim Wilson, oi I i• i Realtors pay, East "27 years of Lamini; Realty Co, dependable A BROWN season skipper . oat in I Iho couple invoh rd, kitiihiuttult SifUM II illl I.oh Allgolr. Triim lounge Please return I Real Estate Service " 132 Women's have yours Contact Joyce Moore. | Another i'iti Del! pin. passed 1.1 IS ANGKLKS. May I lA'l — i two-year < • like Boh 4-3833 132 j if, in I'hll Munson. Knot supho- Jolin Ktmbrougli. All-Amerieon ,he los Ahgoi, imote. to Kappa Marge Krelier. BLUE billfold at least tcturi Itdlbaek with Texas A A M in Ami.n(.., ,t\V dt.uhlo hicasted brown suit fdent card and ..pictures Eh/abetn [junior t)"in■ Kenniore. N Y ItiJit and (IHO, today signed a *' V II) slifilit stripe Hard laid fabric, Lvmmhe. 8-3037 132 Clarice Woodruff. D.Witt CMClh'Ut pu- •RecentIv cost Hit>nk- uxe 38 Call Moulton. and STERLING sit vim how. pin. -Mnnald chipped diamond set- Senti¬ j fresiiman, /.eta Tau Alpha, is -3.V13 mental \ aloe I •• l between Mafia proudly displaying a Sigma Chi E multiphase darn load and East Lai»*in&' Liberal pin which was given to her re- WHO PUT THE BENZEDRINE si.IDE ulc I) and i i anipk-A A 1 cmulitnui re ward Return to State News oft ice jretllly by lllek I'nstlff. Ferndale • U»bu* Hall Dale Waiicl 132 i freshman. LAST THURSDAY, between ! Formal initiation set the MANS »i •million, <313 building, Union, or Evergreen • j scene at lilt- Tlirla It,.use Stin- IH MRS. MURPHY'S ui. one Parki i pen t all 8-8093 foi Hoffmann. or leave word. \ f l> ;«»lv» [day The following women were »lai h.v Iniilt then BROWN combination change pui«i ! initiated' Joan Trangm.o, Uoug- smalt Ron isu a lot in / and kt*v ring, also pan <>t glove dah or ( and build Call Bettv Clark, ext 381 1.1 ilaslou. Long Island. N Y fresh¬ Close Barbara Wed. Tuckahoe, OVALTINE! Inn Id i ur i est rutiuivs man: S2.»o t.» Call 82117 Tu tn Sat in 82117 in evening N. Y. fresiiman: Jen ta,u Smith. IV. phoi BI.UF. LEATHER billfold Moi ! Birmingham fiexhman; Janet (Souler. Highland I'ark fresh¬ • HARRY THE HIPSTER" building Hev» .,id Call' .1 «..: •! G man, and tiwcn N, uplailm. Moi- will (ell \iiit at the I OR KENT jogola, Long Island, i\ Y . fresh- PLEASE' I , man. SIGMA KAIM'A hou* -hapitl loi.kcl Loot Waldo Campus Music Siioi1 pc 12 week- suimnei •. I It.vt l ot u i I inlet e-Unl .ail 8-2313 Kutly, j Lansing 'i amy I (If Nil [ 1 )el I oil fl e.,11110 Pro- man: Jean run k. iR STUDENT boys Kit.-1 Ionising Hunt Eood Shop. S< at Hunt Eood Shop See AFFAIRS. Page I 49'KexaH d<5t ASPIRIN ' / w ; J it a 7: 25c Kcxa// ^CfterryhrX ' Our Hip Thrift Lieut mrm'AUY AWEKT/SZP FACE, Year to Better com "" to LlSTtd AMD LAUGH! UT- Listed 'S \ ■ ^ POWER. At'Ql AIXT YOl H ITU MORE of These p.'al-soft la.e - veitsd ,« n: fStiZAFamous CowflN* D*«r td REX ALL rovhionej f,o*:r PRODI CI S COLLEGE DRUG STORE Opposite Union i»'1^ M I C It I a A N STATE NEWS lope Tine# hat's W rong W illi Tlw Stale Vunderliilt Wilis • ' !! r - live mailer With the Michigan Stale baseball team'' club wouldn't have looked bail in losina it Turtle Trudge »i ,.;ua the wonderful start hasn't it been able to win had been injected. some teipp spin! • competition in the state'' DETROIT, Mii.v I a'l ■ \ However, the tutiue i»n't all ;> jjloom for MSf's IsnK club. If Vunderliilt universitv < ■?i v won "v [from I,-creation unit speaking to several Spartan players the exeiy man on the teupi would put bis own play under pptsoiujil tlie sixth annual tin tit •fndne at ,,ii>fusion w® mo "b'e <0 draw is «h*t the club has lost all consideration and then take ll)c University of Del at today, lite mental steps to better his 'team spirit. There are too many imlividual stars attitude, best hot n llostoil lot1 -e tin tie t, think-. tf such are necessary, the entire club will be a lot better ,own personal accomplishments before that of oil. ill the final round. if the club, Next Saturday the University or Detroit with its usual Turtles rcprestfiitinp i ..Hours pvrn after the successful southern trip anil before any i . ardent desire lo beat Stale Mill c.ud mux crsities took i n t in the jranVe of the Spartans here, one player confessed that lake on Hie Spartans, The titans' main eml aiul aim in unique event in w rich the ■t was join* lo be a crack-up of the club because of every sport is to m litp MSC and mmI ambitions over team accomplishment" h,v several Ihey take advanlace of every break lo turtles lire started out, ard from do Ibis. tilt* center point of c HI cle 10 They misht not have the best diamond team in the world but tret at diameter■. i vedicted crack-up came ami State was knocked off wluit they lack in ability they make tip in team _ nt times. Maybe under ordinary conditions the Spart- Detroit the Spartans will have to spirit, Tb bent The Viituleihilt r.Vt ► covered nave lost those names, but none the less employ more than skill; they will Hie dlstulice to the out . i lilR ill we believe the all have to work 'oeether 20 seconds flat to tak as a unit. the title, In the semi-final n ml. Hos. ton college defeated tin I'oix ers- ISC Jayvec *9* Seeks Fourth\FJiullenp> Tills Feature Calf Drills ity while of Detroit in .'t Vanderlntt n -\ Jack Worth afe an error. John Marnkus golf team is going through a \\ a IVi'Onl of throe looprtl A Texas leahit . !•> i.-.ht. praettee Ni'hedute fit \ ictcries after tit! tiat'oltf Mon.skt* Mnuled, aiut (\ujr c Se- bill's V >il he teat a red by >£.l'mcvn>ri± several i: game defeat, the .Mi .sN imat out ua intmM \\/ t.► intra-squad ehallenge matched. These tilts imltuie: one .layvees will travel make the moio a-o, between Hill Kent ami .Inn An- i in! Friday to meet) ,n. Michigan State .\iUt Matt Ma//.» iv.u-lwrl m- • It i on In* fou, th p.. ition on the (juts .niui |in H k| r||n| ,hr ; tpi.nl • • 1 Vi'sonali/etl t- name with the I OH in the n tilth. sueeessiA e «lnitblc liv V.ita ami AmIf t 1 eollesc- A is ees pi.uniicd three a total 12 bits In,ie pemlrnt lo.imn- maim • tripled in the first scored on an error tlu II I s\.t\v : Vcw poi ts di- k m ' t by Im ac Uim »n ManpielU ', u I cad Also .aid Dick Vat: 'HtT' (Hilt sure ol In- |» nenci.bls Iloli i- Dal huughii on tin' squa.l \\ WTEIl linn dan sc. act me iui..l a passed ball. Fusi llurls. Iluls . man over 21 for Hurled Effectively Kuis' camp in Kdmastei pit. to-1 ic> ihbul III To II in .bily and Ausust live ball an.I w.e in 'r m ly once In the eicl.tl. Mi lit Dorm ( imlesl Write Pilrhoi 1VV Fum of A hi if it IB M- I It. Itroadbridite |»! 1 .-i .leffersim Ave. 1 Is .roil 7. MiehUau ) 1 JEW El. BOXES MOMM.HAMMED l\ (iOl.D M S C 4 ollHti Winn t«»i Ahhot (live In r ,i 11no Jovvi-I 1 "X tor tho -11. ■ treasures. Th«'-> cunie with looks, tliilIP- i'oni.o,':i!.|o trays ami t'ii.u ('iinipai'l• BARBER SHOP Ert»ni t» ** Central Michigan's Mo-t .Modern Earlier Shop 209 M.A.C. AYE. lilLLIOLDS ov'F miimk.ha.m.hed in gold I As I i iMI - lOMIK point.,., i hum nit nt Mil- In i' lioinlliajf. St par- Thistle i: in stop" v:r:;' MtiiM K Is lo i.i i p cards. Idllr ami i.lor. Int! iitin are ; i: W and SAT Lit DAY — 1 1. i«. DAI A hole 1 he "I'lincess Gardiner" 9 PORTR \ITS ® Ertmi 2..*i0 KOR MOTHER'S HAY Others Eroin EDO I'lUH Erdtral lax ilrautifiilly Styled jml finished CALL 8-3418 FOB AN APPOINTMENT HARVVOO!) STliUIO 1043 East Grand River' 107 Sojlh Wd.Hington Ave. EAST LANSING Us... Leather Goods Dunks Gifts Thursday, m„. Page Four INFORMATION Byrnes Urges Reduction RAIL BOATING occur at 4 p.m. today in OfAustrian Occupation FTA Members of the Future Teach¬ Sail boating enthusiasts arc in¬ vited to attend an organizational build,„e 4(f()r* er* of America association are to Pruf. Thomas It. I»sgood . meeting for a sailing club this requested by aecretary Walter ol the department. Molotov Disagrees With Plan Knysh, Detroit sophomore^ to evening at 7 in room 15, Union SWL DESSERT pick up NEA journals in Dr. M. annex, according to William PARIS, May 1 (/P) U. S. Secretary of State James F. L. Addy's office immediately. Hall, Michigan City, Ind„ sopho¬ Women interests .., DEI.TA GAMMA MU more. the SWL installation Byrnes urged the foreign ministers conference today to reduce Allied occupation forces in Austria immediately Pledges of Delta Gamma Ma PHY8IC8 COLLOQU1MM morrow are asked li;,,. should he prepared to take pre- Recoad meeting of the Physics fee and leave the plan simultaneous Allied evacuation of both Italy . and to Union desk tod n Inltiatlon examination at 7:15 to¬ Coltaqulmm for this term wlU and Austria, a qualified con-» night in the fencing room of Wo¬ ference source reported. men's gym, Anne Chestnut, De¬ Byrnes asked that occu¬ AFFAIRS troit sophomore, has announced. pation garrisons be limited Actives are asked to attend thla INDIAN HILLS GOLF CO I KM to 15,000 troops in each Austrian more, and Nancy Buckingham, meeting. SPARTAN MAGAZINE zonej^and that their complete Saginaw freshman. Dave Lucas, editor of Spartan NOW OPEN i'variolation later coincide with Alpha Gamma Delta lists as th/ withdrawal of troops from new members Shirley Simpson, magazine, announces that mem¬ Italy, this source said. bers of the editoriul staff should St. Charles sophomore; Joanne Discuss Italy Treaty bring samples oPOheir work to a MSC STUDENTS Shaeffer, Fenton freshman; Doris staff meeting today at 5 p.m. in The proposals were made dur¬ rtuehl, Crosse Pointc sophomore; room 104 of Union annex, or ing a discussion of the Italian Joyce Manker, Chillicothc, O., leave them in the Wolverine of¬ WELCOME peace treaty. Byrnes said that so freshman; Itosemary Kcan, Fen¬ fice. long as American troops remain¬ ton sophomore. ed in Austria, they would have JUNIOR AVMA Phone B-9940 for Reservation* The list continues with Patric¬ Veterinary student members to be maintained in Italy to pro¬ ia Karkuu, •Pontine sophomore; of the Junior AVMA are to meet tect supply lines. Joan Frederick, I.ansing fresh¬ for a short but important meet¬ Soviet Foreign Minister Vya- iheslav M. Molotov, presiding, man, and Evelyn Bell, Washing- ing tonight at 7:15. aerording to I'res. Dirk llubbard. Huntington ruled that the matter an of Austri-jl°n>TheU. initiation occupation could not be dis- C., freshman, took place Sal- Park, Calif., sophomore. cussed in connection with the urdoy at the Hotel Olds as part PHILOSOPHY ( I.I It Italiun treaty. of a state-wide meeting of Al- All persons interested in phi¬ Informonts reported Molotov I pha (Jams, which also inelud- losophy as well as club members said the question should be led a luncheon, style show, dis- are asked to attend tonight's raised if and when they examine cussion grout meeting in room 150, Morrill the Austrian settlement. Thus banquet. hall, at 7:15, Pres. Doris Living¬ tar Hussia has opposed United ston, Battle Creek junior, has States proposals to add Austrian announced. problems to the conference COUNCIL I NTT. RELATIONS Prof. R. II. Nye, of the Eng¬ agenda. Statesmen Disagree (Combined from Page 1) lish department, and Or. Hans Byrnes and Molotov disagreed dent.council offices must be fil¬ l.eonhardt, of the history depart¬ when Byrnes proposed a general ed with the council by candi¬ ment. will discuss the "Formation over-all political-military rom- dates before Friday noon, the of Amerlran Thought and the mission with subcommittees to I deadline for candidate petition- Value of Democratic Institutions supervise imposition of the ltal-iing. Blanks are now available at as Compared to Socialistic ian peace treaty terms. I the Union desk. Thought and Institutions" at a The ministers were reported to Primary elections will be held meeting of the International Re¬ have rejected Austria's bid for next Wednesday, and the follow- lations club this evening at (:49 the return of the South Tyrol, ing Wednesday, May 15, is the in room 104 of I nlon annex, ac¬ ceded to Italy after the first | date selected for the final elec- cording to Robert Vosburg, Pon- World War. ;tions. tiac junior. Stnrc Hour- Wctlncsilat ... 10 a.in. to 9 p.hi. caper coolly these *• sun ~ and swim clothes come into our sportswear ' tie part men t for a realty exciting neic swim unit . . . you'll also find it'a a cinch to pick out your aim clotlira from our amooth selection swim auita . . . 5.95 to 14.95 play clothea . . . 7.95 to 22.95 J