LET Jl-LY «. IMi ntUDOM mot MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Datty Stmdant PmkUcmtiaa mf Michigan Stmt* College Vol. 35 134 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN. WKDNE8DAY. JULY 3, 1MB Distinguished MSC Alumnus Dean Predicts High School Musicians Dies In New York. Monday Price Leveling I>r. William Baftey, iliatiniuiahnl MSC alumnus anil Offer Three Concerts prominent figure in educational circles, died In New York Without OPA city Monday after a short illness, lie was 72 years old. Scheduled to teach as a memlier of the Any shifts I n prices Programs Feature Recital*, . department of education at MSC this sum- , , . brought altout liy relinquish¬ Orchestra. (lltoir, Band mer, Itailey was prevented ing OPA controls on farm Uiulot* the direct inn of IVot*. William I*. Sim* of the mmmc from coming by illness. products will soon Ih- brought departincut. tin* school music special course will Among the positions Bag- to a fair level by supply and de¬ three pic^rnt concerts hcjrinniuK tomorrow. Satunla.v ami Sunday Icy held at the time of his death mand, Ernest L. Anthony, dean concerts will follow. of agriculture, ha* declared. was the editorship of School and * A trombone (|tiart»'t will Speaking before a meeting of Society, an educational publica¬ tion and the secretaryship of the th< American Society of Farm \invj„ ITUnlt Tn 1(1 rsw/« XflVC ,,lnv "A||,,wi'"' K"r'i,v Managers, and Rural Appraisers, Culhy. lti>nilH>rg'H"U«u>ilini-r" Society for the Advancement of Anthony stated that the inuned * •# Education, Inc., publisher* of £\t A #* * fnmi "The Insert W>i»v," SchfK 1 and iate situati n is almost unpre¬ lAiV "JI i4rtl8l (sung by a soprano :-cbil will Society. dictable. Meat and dairy prices | Mi w Ragley was graduated from will go through the grc.ito t "Moonlight Sonata," the i Next lie |ilO|;|-.|.»i Will Michigan Agricultural college changes, he believes. life story of the composer O'Hai a's "The 1 .i\iiig (it d. ' h with a bachelor of science de¬ Touching un other agricultur¬ j^Jeiv.i by a baidone gree in TRW. He continued his al problems, Anthony predicted Idulwig von Hccthovcn, is K|.,.R1-Md ' l.y V studies at the University of Wis¬ the movie featured at Fair-! rved as president of Kappa short hours for high wage • l)R. W1M4A* t lletler Moviis Selected Delta Pi, honorary education frn . RAGUV I The lab r boitag will rausc tcrnity. outstanding aiumnm j1 increased , . . . mechanization. "Kunn- nier sihnul , i unic i. nig has become a l u mess, .md it must be handled like a blisi- aie selected : in '!.«■ IUmmI Announce* A(j Honorary Initial,'-. res-," Anthony statu! tn>i\ ic.. rel.u:«■«i ai the Y Women's Hour* I.'I IJ|»|H'rr!ai . i tin Pre*id .'fit of AWS activities Alpha /eta. national agri'-ul- K.i • hoard. Jean Proctor, has an¬ tural honorary, recently initiat¬ For Ji.lv lib Iloliilav nunenil.dioi nounced the following hours for ed 1.1 students. -eleeted Holiday schedule for the Uni« n women during thh week: New initiates include Jacob. afeirr.a ..ver the 4t!i f Inly v |J.I? ,1.11.1 Orchestra Similar ' Wednesday night, 12:3ft p«.r- < lioir Venema, Nunica Junior; Clyde vas a'inoiinc d early 'his week. .mineii I irusston: Thursday night, the re- II be -e,\.d from j I'lie :.pee,;.il > ■ e ' In a rular Jft p.m. permission. Ray, Twining senior; J.wieft Column senior; Dale I'" |l-inchJ: 15 12 l.» Sail'.i Fe (la lei 'be .iiMi'i will he allowed Wed- Friday, pm. to. .slinte.e.j- and . Jtltn "• Hi own. Sebewaing senior, and [ft*1 lity only Tne iinton lesk a til < iv nigh*. but n«»t Thursday • lit d tne D.m Miller, ()h\ct junior Mm open all I lie i'l III a .11 be night, Miss Proctor stated. t r Other new members are Rolf- 1' losed. 1 *' "" ' ert Vaughn. Saline senior; Stan'. Hob Butler, president of *hc! Audience I Ira-mil tic Anderson, Sault Ste Marie mil- J Union boa id. and due '<• the) 1 ,«"«'as»"iutl in . un Yearbook* Arrive mi; Stanley Atkinson, Lconida.x! holiday t^ .c will not be anv mil lioni the bn-. k senior; Leon Pope, Addison 200 copies f>f the Wolverine. juh-j Union s cial activities 'lii week, him but. them c< ti" MSC annual yearbook, will be ic.r, Henry Mederskl, Pa.w Paw Next week will bring a riisump- Meitainmeiii m tne pi" available today at '2 p.m. They junior; Doug l.atliweU, Ren/on- Mam of die I'liion board dances. . ',|ei!y lady wa- j l:i Junior; Jesse Rawsoh, H i 1 Is- 'Tic ai>o stated the union srhed- in.uk ipon !. ,c.: will be distributed in the Wo|-j dale senior, and Ned Hutchinson,1 dc wi I lie posted by 'he end «'l 'hat \ ne office. Union Annex. • .-njoye Remaining copies are expect- Rcwhester, Ind., senior. tin ww'k. • much o ■ m -i 1 lie •I • c ! to' arrive Tuesday, Doris En- HI., • i . hi Jehardt, business manager, an¬ nounced Air View Of Collapsed Pier tn i»i . Mi by • Ill c V\ .• 1..11. :• . No I ' i . IM> . I. S.-lli, ' bv I f.-Moc I .lial I Mo'.- ( Mil ...ilc " by Hu tec I »ui». .u I ollt-itr S ill S/MtnMtr Other < limr Sottas A i f nky-rcaketinit prices that les-ion. Mary Jane Ward, author •f the liest seller Snake PH. can only ajteii eerinnmic ilinnster, a story of a girl who lost her mind, I'm doing my best Senntor, but it'll be a nip and tuck c:or.;»< li.v thin veto, however, the President cleared the issue iivpressed me with htr frank-j Your opponent is a scoundrel, a scalawag, a hypocrite . • fur the American people. He revealed our venerahte repre- ncs-. She \vas guest speaker at a scamp, too!" mntatives in Washington as |ailitically-minded vote-yet a luncheon and she marie no mis¬ ters, jiskeylny for |sisitions for the fall election. take in presenting her griefs The Vetoed legislation would have taken alt the teeth with news reporters who after < fogtrnd Plans Atom Talks Over VK A IT interviews had- mi repres nted out of OPA and sanctioned undue price increases, just her In their si ries. She is a A series of weekly, IS-minute 'hat have arisen in the l. y what the lobbyists anil s|ieiial-intcre.-t yrmips want. At the same time, t'onRfess would have Ireen aide to boast j plain, quiet appearing woman of broadcasts on the atom bomb mind concerning the work . . approximately 37 years of age will be presented by Dr. V. II. the atom bomb. to the public that they had enacted OPA legislation for who insisted that Snake Pit is' Osgood, head of the physics de¬ PrB»iwc< Question the protection of the |H'opli'. fiction. partment. over the college tn- Here ore a few f t: • It i- not true 'hat I wigs the I tion. WKAH. These br. adensts firms Professor Osg ml lias left the Ami'rican ' Now the issue is clear: t'onRfess p rsnn." she sniff, speaking of will begin today at 5 p.m. people open to attack by inflation. And betorc Ioiir these j ask.d: Will there be ;i:.y Virginia Cunningham who found | The broadcasts are to be cotv- to u- from the atom T • »n same leRislators will In* called to task. When the ravayes herself in the Juniper Hill asylum of spiralinR prices Win to cut deeply into our |swket. for those montnllv ill. J Jucted, as a question and answer now being held on Pikir,. urogram, with profo sor Osg md What actual value is t!:« books, they will la> hard-put to justify the murder "f OPA. HM ANKR LITl:. Page I 1 inswiring th numerous queries HM ATOM TAI.KS, ho- How Ioiir an- you R»iny to wait before you act, t'onyresa- mcn? L'ntil Novemta'r? CLASSIFIED ADS Aik FREEMAN Cooled iltoe. it A H »'lir>.foinhin»tion Manually PAIIKFH I'F.Vi II. I»la<*k and ml. A tula's F.Jwellent cojkIi- ■raUil , f to I (ioiir 4-2135 I vrt and initials f) .1 K ItsiM. it-illrue »»»iwrm-Ked/ie l»ld«* F.xt RJ Hm4 Wdmd lUhcfiM dc- Hm 122 I mrin4 bjt: Rrrbhh to mlf !•» RftON %|. your mbbbb, i—iliiiiig u PKt-iNc, to M.n mlhl m a •SMI inocw. IIHK4 turn stndi-nt.* f.» rvemntt Will s'lar" rxiHiid- N" Sunday Veteran* pirfei- rt-:«»*».*! k Hunt FiamI Shop 4 TWy'ra I^K m4 SruMr. TUDCNT lot olfiir part imr TWy'ra rod md comfort- .< »t »tt\i>f to Fa't l.aoson! until 31 tWifi Pht.nr A3IIIH 5 Sl im HI ! F -mall «i/r ila.in at M. Yoal bay them in Sims and lot | i i.XiKONR t" .1. ah limnvitii type mi'.ter 113*31 k litr.'- i -•a',- of iter pav «U* in . T. but yru'H find yoanotf vraring them for "Sun, UMiilillilr villi k|itriul *6'3 •-IcvRliii): currier . 9229.R0 t SKI I UAINOK, 1 T-FIMII. riTinUlicil liLc ii, • 987.00 III »W M HAFT MAUMEStI M beforr hmtfrn* nlnwyt thop the trimlow* at... ItOAT, Lifetime um>, li|clil<--* (ill market 9.125.00 ROW HOA1S. PHmimmI |MMli'llnl, li|tlil •nil MnniR 9AL50 ALL KINDS OF BOAtlXCi Er of Ath¬ In. Friday's first contest,* letics L. L. Frimodig nnmuinced about next Monday and the Abel diltiert, George Monger- j ley. yesterday, The precinct teams have Iteett .chedule will run throughout the hyde,/john J DeMond and Jim l ,G"?C? 'I"5 organized at Abbot halt and sov- remainder of the twelve week summer session^ _ . .... . ... muml Inrtvkc. DcMonH. Qmsley Quigfey w ill be entered in the and cither Gilbert ,.r Hooger- 100-yard freestyle event. Will hyd.» to participate in the 400- Athletic Director Coolcy will be State's 1 ne entry yard veiny, in the backstroke race. Saturday's Knlrlea Youn# Announcea Saturday's entries arc: 200- Dour* For Cym. Poof, Tenni* t.ourl* Jack Seibold a.id Rcgcr Miller, yard freestyle: Gilbert. H<>«»ger- two freshman ponlmcn. will .ic nyde. Miller and Enrique Hen- IhAirs that the athletic and Friday front 8 p. itt. until dark. for honors in the 150-yard mod- don. mnasium facilities will lx* a- and ail day on Tuesdays, Thin s* vailnble i Hi:nT lil t t »M ltitt'\Kn«r 200-yard to m u students and the breaststr k : Paul days, and Saturdays. . Too on ,m aii-Au and Jack Seilwild. faculty mObers for the summer "I As a team, the Spartan nine tcnic'i'iR. la- nut- flu vi. CLINTON A. .100-yard medic." relay: C* .ni¬ trim were announced thi- week u,e sput i»v I>. 1)1 WNYH Al< V. cy. Paul Seibt Id and cither Gil- by Athletic director Ralph II. collected 228 hps in 8117 trips to "an-ium- i» WITHEY, D. S. C. »ert. Hung* rhyde. lVM«>nd. Quuf- Young. th.- plat.- far a p,mtap., al "" C HIROPODIST - FOOT ley <>r ludyke in th free tyle Jetuson swimming pool will 2;>8. They tielded 841 eoioinit- g£}; mt:\| >iai»I: %T srrciAUST slot. he op n front 5 p. m to tl ft. hi. ting art errors in itfll rluui-c: PHONE 1-tltS SMTt M • at •»td the first five diivs tr« m 2 p.m. to t f the we« "» pin. k. on FATROM/.F statu news CANN EPF'S tit Ahbatt Road CONCERTS i •i.iturdj.vx. ADVERTISERS im r. MMIIMIAN East Laming. The handball courts \Continued fr-.m P.iae 1> ja ill 1; • nlnymg American •pen t r. nt 4 p.m. t . tls,p.m. tin SWAIN JKWKE.ItY STORK Salute by Mondays. Gould ,atd F.nl.tnd a by Sibelius Wednesday . and Fri- Fa Irene Direct* B ind •-.and from ! 1 a m. to »1 p .11I V JKWRIJIY SAI.K • SODA rot NTAtN Tuesdays. Thursday-;, and Iraetet* To conclude the concert pro- IViuIaiiU t'twkrr* 81.25 • light i.i nc hfs Saturdays. gran s th • Special course hand. Ttitnu Expert Watch Repairing • RANIIWH HE* comjs, 7-la. will be uhd« r the lendeishu of let-card I Slate Theater Hitllrflitf F.1xt * an sing V. Falcone. M'tt Monday, Wednesday, and id participate 111 Sunday .it .1 p : in the band shell. The 128 pit r.» and u ill i lav neert Match.' NPioral V c- r •>" .1 Ofi'.a ■ -t'. Ar.annr overture" !, in- P -ver: "It Thou lb Nc.o ~.l S Ike h. rst vi II Th.' Trumpctei - F.i k rails- ■»tt; "Oavt.-tV. Grace HAMIU RM ttS I'harn." N'ch,»n K .iiiko: • 'Par¬ CARRY IH T HFRVIt E ade March man Also in the N< K. K. Gold¬ STEP ABOARD A BAfKVOCWO... S>\( K BAR program is 'Cav¬ E. L.ansir*'s Only Sandwi-ii Shop. alry of the Steppes" Knippcr- ?tl M A.I". %vr.. Mohaupt. "Mexican Hat Dance" Viol.A (NASI:. Owner —David Bennett, and "Ilirnic Overl*re"—Otir, Taylor. Air Conditioned — HraHby Comfortable now showing ends thi'RA lib of JCI.Y SHOW'S CONTINIOiS fmm I I'. M. . . . The vmI northern vacation wonderland* of Mulligan'* Upper Prnin.ule and Northern Ontario ere now wilhtn eeey reach ... via two new tinte- fcavirm. money-*eving Greyhound route*. 'You can travel in Greyhound comfort through Mulligan to St. /gnece. Here your route meet, the traneratiiinental highway which laps the thrilling varet Iceland* of Michigan'* Norttwrn Penimula to Iho wow . . . (Mono'* ocenk Georgian Hoy region la Iho and. OreyhewadN amtara route via Dtmlt -and Port Huron **.—■ Canada at Semi a, awing* north to Tubmwory and on through the lovely Mimtlnulin Mend to Elpgnelg. whore ii alao Joma the tren*- coniinentel highway. Plan now far a delightful vacation In Iho enchant¬ ing North Country. Ion your local Greyhound travel agent. GREYHOUND TERMINAL .111 E. GRAM) HI VER, E. I.ANSINli I'HUNK H-JNIT (. R E \ H () I \ D ^ p»r« F'-uf MICHIGAN STATE HEWS WfdnMdty. July 1, 1M< ATOM TALKS Dow* Wkh i Amber Lite 'Continued from Page 2) Bikini? (Continued from. Page 2) Billboard Lists Student Radio Preferences Thi.« we*k Michimn Sttte shows WJR with Mil prefer¬ gathered 41# ballet? to 167 bal¬ boose Eikini atoll Tor tne tests ' j f]0wercd KENNETH Horan. a white- haired woman hat, under author of a red- Papa coHeye play* an important' ence points and 1.133 listening lots for newspapers. V.'nat is chain-reaction and Coe, to rote on the pa*« ot the radio point- while WWJ received 613 Reasons given were that radio Conqrc**. spoke in a it ^ntrolled'' feature reotion of Billboard preference points and 417 listen¬ is brief, concise, and timely. •, r. J manner aa humorous as her raeazine. a popular amusement, ing points to head a list of more However, newspaper* gathjxi v.'r,;:' j fi s.'.n'' 'light ar.d entertaining book. than 40 stations. ■».e« klv Billboard features a sur- H v. ' an atoms he split*with- j Papa went to Congress on a j "Top Ten" points fur containing detailed ac¬ it bring r,ecn? ! platform for rural free delivery vey of State students radio lis- j arePrograms Lux Radio listed as counts. ten.ng sta*e< ar.d reports them in Theater. Hit Par- W L'-ZIB and C-235 v/ith 10 spare vote- Papa had deta.i. Th» survey was made by ad a Bob Hope, Ford Sunday Objeet Te famine re lah .... pjr-. I two beliefs, God and the repub- Evening Hour, Sports. graduate student*. Bint Preference for broadcasting II .»n ... tho »M«(, of be 'U-tt-fOvj at any dis- . .. ^rtJ,-.»nd. smallest waist m M*T» ^ *» Michigan, Maxine A Eye*tone, under the1- Crtsbv. Fred Allen. Jack Benny, didn't New York Philharmonic, with stop Michigan State ol- supervision of Prof. J Callaway, loge students from >(rrft'> J Nora Wain, pronounced Wall. handles a part of her studies a WKARs Dawn Salute cling¬ commercial nor objecting to the international Quak -r lady point of 'his survey dealing ing to the top list. suggesting " hat 'A'h.it k r.d of effect fight lie ito do with them. who has written ft f aching /or The with x.'.'" 'ed at various distances? the codege'j pr'ferengp and Ka4k News Veeee .*>..! are jftei fleets of 'h" Stari. is a tute and clever. She listening ratings of br"ad< acting J Stations offering strong signals Students were asked how they are more desirable than weak? j appf?;jrefj as briliian? sta'i n thought radio stacked up again-t spots on the dial, there:fore a- . 'writer of those who addrvs-ed WJR • f v.,''! i,1 ^nys are Kjnk, Mich newspap ers' as "disseminator f vaiJability won in the college harm-j the convention. This P'-rt.or. f tr» to living things? j survey daily r.c-ws." On campus radio Chicago at a glance State, • atomic energy have i street after midnight i like a •' with the run? j midway of an amusement park. r..,' bearing ha Albert Ein- t Marshall Field and company has •ind hr; th"ry of relativity no air cooling system: f> n. the he atomic bomb** I Beachcomber's [ l ice . ha- a*. ' v.- far underground would m" Phert, ono looks v.vme he-j r of. have to t*> to be safe 'fort crossing any <»ree» and an explosion of the bomb" ! rh,r®*" '* fi)r rr."rr 'r»endly tl an ha1 kind of protection could . ®c*ro'* r,r-W.C. e m ■ ei! fro- thej -