Career llmtlrrs M SC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION BAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — WBI»NK8I)AY, APRIL i, mi PIVI-; ( K.VIS ADMINISTRATIVE GROUP APPROVES CONSTITUTION Bud Weather Halts Arm in PropositiAir * S/Hirlan Trackmen j Passed oil Rr ALEX I.VifiH Hit hard l»y !h<* lack of good practice weather ami etigi I ] To Faculty hiliiy trouhhe, Michigan Stated track s»piMd had thfir & outdoor season ii|H'OPr in the Austin, Texan relays Friday Plan* Mapped ami Kaitifday canceled. of the jnniop ('(Hi"t: h Kucl Heii lade man or Distribution tal bring held In the Auditorium pun* i ,7 UMST lione lto»lr. Lowell |, „„r the I n% run #»' *r».> r e a v * yesterday, \MIO-llkl stated that he. didn't think reer Carnival1I ttciti I ttrntinl ; US Bulwark. I'tizzIrs I'rof of ti iff team Vinson Savs Exposition m the f*iiidue rthys i<«st , '•ui.v a week t»• »• ?/»*.* the hard : Draft lli'lialt' tri.n, ,r,d,-,r tnnulrl,,,, , Eni|tl« Vjiaill icns Tonight '!*>" Hill Wiiiiaii.t. ..ll!'* *.?V-Vr/\ . hi. Sri*, f«.«t-im- Washington Chairman Vinson .?!Z '»»f the armed services - "V, 11 Mr 11 >onn»l Manager Slated (»ive Keynote Speeeli hit the Urge! near IIonian harbor in the northeast Korean port * ity held b» rnmrnuniit fureea. Kertirring explosion* near Ihe n% (ONMI cot RTI AI INUiMl todifale additional damafi* to the structure. believed to I MSC student* are expert* d h '.pr¬ h«»e been an immitniiHin *uppl> *arehnuce of "Opportunity in 1DVI the ,t to be held at 7 :H0 *h» A;»■!»• 11 S Troops, Tanks dross in • ■ . program is slated to give .a. ». «t < tore t»f job op-of-turn* Administrators n il Turns v " I'artieipate ill ZZ\ Parallel on West Front : roilegU* graduate* tank/'r ^ n Keipiest IVr; (oiidaiiee Meet * ; TOKYO —JTV- f I.f th»- 3*th S tr«« i»s parallel yesterday along nrid a - lo n..o • western Korea and met little3 rr*nUitu e from vanguard* < * Street Use marly »»m* half million frwong commomo. , i • r. T7»e cirmftimr *** made lu g h ' ^ • f.,t.e It age the rtr*> t.m UlM'IIS N'TH'S t.hu« ve.»rthat V> had entered North Korea m rie-'fe Ketunte xpeOn than patrol -treiigth. X.il *Slri|>* "!"Z-r . « *Trttse' I him Is r .... To Co tot Solr Plasma Drive Led h v ( »roup* iT't-lTTT? 7UH?Veto Warned Tw to Vpply for I "I ln«piaiis Drama Itoaril l» Nan..- Lra.lKliel'ilUj Top Positions iicLt U Eh on Sale Two Arrested On \ntfiCoiiiits tIM. »l f,l' * I .ill I fill "l.iver" Ki r. sav , I NEWS IN BRIEF >s Curler's Tax lUntsl Why \ut Mature W AAH>" S#> i * '' *, •. . . % .Vrif I'rice formula Beiiifi DrujUtl m'V'!."".Umrr Speech u* «l ' *" "«of* than #*i year*. rWri.r pe*:* 1 isf «» t'marr f> it* k*#l drug ttnr* M 1*4" W ' A iwnitoo nurotarr <■( r^jte*. ttnU. :ao for «• tetiU. Or Hat Leriar » tpvtvh at "T E. K a •.+■-< -*i-v- «mt hilbf* t'e^'-ed guilty to c Curufie Defense I'rttfMKHil Beaten The gottrcmcnt • t-w*, t>fr* jAwrtf#! *«>" ajrapoaiun-i a srf ret.k.i a«tl%alA - Beirut Snbburf eU THE PERFECT EXI'F.lllFM F. to — and gain selling experience that will he of sipplkment vni it kimtatihv Turiner MSC Prof* COME IX FOR FOI.tlF.lt.- — ( AMD DOING ODD JOBS. WHEN EXPOSITION TIME CAME HE WAD ENOUGH MONEY TO ACCOMPANY HIS FATHER, SATISFYING HIS BOYHOOD AMBITION TO SEETHE LIBERTY DELL... ..ORDOW'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS WERE NOT ACHIEVED w;' ..DOWS INTEREST INCHICKENS STRUGGLE AND NUMEROUS DISAPPOINTMENTS.. RESULTED IN HIS FIRST REAL INVENTION. IT WAS A TEMP¬ erature REGULATOR FOR IN¬ cubators, PERFECTED AFTER more THAN FORTY ATTEMPTS... ...WIS F;SST BROMINE ..LATER,DOW, WHO WAS A BICYCLE IN CANTOMOWCil ENTHUSIAST DEVELOPED WHAT ...AT CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE IN CLEVELAND,lt(ESPlTE [WAS NOT f .Li'X:J WAS REPORTEDLY THE FIRST THREATS OF FELLOW STUDENTS TO HAVE HIM OUSTED FROM CUSS I SUCCESSFUL Mil ANTI-LEAK FLUID FOR TIRES. BECAUSE OF THE RAWK SMELLS CREATED FROM HIS EXPERIMENTS r FOR SOME YEARS IT HELPED IN RECOVERING BROMINE FROM OWO BRINE WELL SALT, HE HIS SACKE?S| WiTHDPLW FINANCE SOME OF HIS PERSISTED, REALIZING THAT THE BY-PRODUCTS OF THE SALT SUPPORT... UNDERTAKINGS... BUSINESS WERE MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE SALT ITSELF... J ~HlS FIRST BROMINES PROVED UNSALEABLE AND THE POWER I RENTAL OF *11 A DAY SOON BROUGHT DISASTER TO I "THE UNDERTAKING... ,obtaining new capital, he located in midland inisoo ...however, iS ^ ... in i©03, when dow began making electroiytk. TO UF. GIN WORK IN developing chemicals from brine SOME OF ~ | ~B>_'ito* chlorine, he experienced ancfluertragic ^tsxk- The plant for this process had just BEEN CO«Rtf® _ t\\\TTS UNDERLYING THE midland area.he stawed operssoifc dow's early ■V A BARN adjacent to a mill...thls mill was already ASSOCIATES believe "this unhappy experience and The current turned on for ABOUT AN • L\K W©M -T RAIiNG A SRIHF. WELL, USING exhaust steam from its power ENGENDERED A last\ng"power consciousness wwkh an explosion occurred,destroying THE APPARATUS* THE building and damaging an adjoining BU'lD- •ymlt FORTHE RECOVERY OF salt. dow rented power FROM the WAS TO RE REFLECTED in the later development ". .L FOR ■& 11 PER WY.usep peine from flfe well FOR HG WORK- OF THE COMPANY... " fortunately. wo workers were INJUR TP... j ...His CHEMICAL INVENT¬ IVENESS GAVE HIMTHE IDE A FOR HIS PRODUCTS AND HIS ENGINEERING FORESIGHT ENABLED , HIMTOSETUPA METHOD FOR MAKING | THEM EFFICIENTLV . if ANDCHEAPLY... HE V\\-V CpNTRlBUTED V SOME lOOFWENTS 1 TOTHE CHEMICAL ^ INDUSTRY AND /t'¬ OTHER FIELDS... v— All UvsDFFICVITIEsT tx)w maintainedthf amazing mm **** ENTERPRISE EN»g OPTIMISM AND catacnv FOR work he had shown in hisvouth... j^b of the dow chemical col has been little ^ HE UHED PEOPLE AND WAS AT home with them no matter what 3| phenomenal under the guidance of dr d>^ "HEIR STATION IN LIFE... but when "thtn&s got tough tor him wt dr.willard h.dow, president, the compa q AROUND THE PLANT PR dow would hitch up his buggy and * grown into a vast chemical organization, flw* DRIVE OFF THROUGH THE woods ...he said he could Plants in various pacts of the coo^ THINK SETTER THERE... • [gg| tieo Motors, Incorporate Motor Wkool Corporatioi trucln huv.cs anil l.a»n Mimrrn Aula KhrcL and Oil llurncr* Screw Machine I''™' Cslalilikhcd I!»01 KaUhlUhcd IV2I EsUbli-htd l»fl T II B M l C It I (1A N Tctini* Squad Tickets for National lloxing ,„,ible Prertictnl lloxing fFind* 'Dixie* Meet on Sale at Jettison ber oftc spot, tht* final «cti»n*4 f» I? when v. as ISft-pfaund deviated i„- Team* Rough Tickt-M for lji<* NT A A boxing tr.urnametit, which Mart toroorfn# nn* on •10U' at Jeniaon neldhnuw ticket riffle*. Idaho. the other co* .Student arid employ** tt«-Wet •» ar- aixty centa. no mh'Mil ha* f.*u Walker, 1 4J- Salts are according I" the following arhedule: Owiroga, la* pious, just the plnn, to bolster their I'reHminariea; To la- held 'swing through »h«* Hoirth with T~~~———^——— Thursday. April 5. at 2 p.m.' Other eh tries who mer j three win* end four lis**. ; Intramural* Tirket, must la* purchased emv.ifleratJon ire Was! • .State's petrrxm tnoH on South- . fore nv.n, April IJ. b*-| State, Louisiana State. Wb | rrn tennis powers surh a* Dub* frank San Joe State, Maryland, i university, university of Vlrglniai' Preliminary, To lie held tferday -State. Svr«(...-e, Minnesota William and Marjr, and the Unl- • TO mwlay. April S. at 7M pm. .4ihde and Mtrhigan State. | versity of North Carolina in their j leadline for team ifim.i.e Je keia mi»< b* purehaud bafnra eight day schedule. ! Seven men made the trip, they • i In Iha Indepdodent tawkng S . . .... I were t'upl l^tmarcl Brose. Welly j leaiu. and li e Independert*. *emirin.l.T., le PH.I Krld.lv ! Knu. Keith Kimble, Kenneth dormitory arei . ... rr.terndTto"- Ai'"' \* if Dun V?i#fnre Ir> huted otn. [""" Ar>ril Kimble, Dave Mills, Stehard Itieger, nhd John Sahrntlin. After dropping the two ttpfhtffg I matrix-* to Duke, S-4 and 7-2, j Davrv CoiilimicH State U-it an outdated N"rth I •ANSINfi Carolina State 10-0 kiMM-konl Streak Nest, the loeflf team lotf a *-&; derision to Virginia This match , saw State win. oil three double* j after losing in-the singles William and Mary lost ita fintt; I opehlpg match In fen vettr# by a margin t«. the State net man i The trip ended with a split against 217 DF.I.TA Nllilll ill Men lnlerr*iril Ire Imilnl Tlmp 7 ilMI SKUNK TMKHT! Iervoorfs Fnmh lUnmoml From Morn Pron/ni t* Mrrl One of America's Mott Famout t> Midnight" iprrttinnhtlr Ihanin hy flrotg Kilitrr Van Hcuscn shirt d Hands ike* a Man Love a Pipe 1 huvrpfrialhand, .theyuidinf lrnrh- & a Wbman Love a Man . ing hand. of the <»,upati<>n;>I thera|n«t or,th*ph>rting mm of ,hr Air Foric hack to duly .(rung ami hralthv. i.radualr, tnd pr<«t«Uve gra.!aarr, in MCvpational or (diyocal therapy, ug Woairi Mwku Sncuiitf Cos pi BLOCK and BRIDLEsis«—muss ma s mari HORSE SHOW mi TICKETS AT THE UNION DESK I'M* «» Slate TV Head Career Carnival Ball Planned Opens In Auditorium By Journalists Tonight The newly formed campus J- SWAIN jewelry (Continued From Page 1) ed students. A limited number of tickets will be available at the lot, agricultural education, indus¬ trial arts, music, and elementary Union ticket office Until noon to¬ education will be on hand to help day, according to Lois McKinley, The dance is open only to stu¬ luncheon chairman. dents in journalism, according to ninny of MSC's 3.000 education students with individual prob¬ Dick tioodrow, chairman. lems. • »• The entire Career carnival pro¬ Keith Bartow's orchestra will Printed information In circular gram is open to all Interested po¬ play for the affair. Members of and picture * form, and personal tential jol»-seekers in and out of Kappa Alpha Mu, photography college, Orland Scheuner, student honorary, will take pictures on resentntives of more than ftfl firms the sun porch during the dance. stationed at their booths. Committee chairmen are: tic¬ Information booths will be set kets, Vincc Hayes, Alpha Delta Up today and tomorrow in the Auditorium lobby to aid students Pi Alpha Mu; programs, I#ee Slo- In finding displays and represen¬ cum, Pi Alpha Mu; publicity, tatives they wish to interview. Frank jKutu, Alpha Helta Sigma; Carnival f liven "The carnival gives the stii-" Commenting on the scope of dents an unusual opportunity to the carnival, keynote speaker Arabic Classes meet and talk with isitential em¬ McCaffrey complimented MSC on ployers on their own level," John Open in Berkcy UaMrpd»«i! Schleuter, college placement di¬ A class in Arabic language and acitomcnt «»nd rector, declared. "It offers students an excellent culture will be held each Wed¬ Hounding out the two-day In¬ opportunity to know more about formative program is a luncheon the company that they believe nesday in room 114, Berkcy hall, [I t* \N *< student honoring from 7 to 8:30 p.m. First class company , represents they might be interested In, and Lr its he# lives. • at the same time the carnival en¬ Scheduled fbr 11:30 a.m. to¬ ables the company to sell Ihc stu¬ L#daeh morrow, the luncheon Is open to dent on what It has to offer," he faculty members and all interest¬ MODERN AGE SCRIPT-TEASE Now and C.ivil Service Jobs The I lion.v shins New Mimical Extravaganza OpenTo Applicant* I'AlltCltlLI) THEATER — APRIL 11-14 Avoid the Rush The civil service commission, Tickets $1.00 each Washington. l> C. has announced new job openings In civil service tin Sale Union Ticket Office April 5 illcation arc: metallurgist, ctpcriitor, office machi radio engineer, earthui and engineering, ru anil statistical draftsm Other Jobs open iir of locomotives. Inspect signalling. Inspector ol phnncrs and librarian* Information concct service applications a: atlons for these jobs Ihi* A