w Deferment Law icy for Students MSC ldd by Hannah as 338 EAST LANSINT.. MICHIGAN — SATURDAY. APRIL 7, 1»B1 FIVE CENTS John A. Hannith supported his stand on the new ferment policy for college students yesterday. Dr. MSC Tennis Spartan Title Hope [ .tressed that the program was a directive from Truman, Arthur's and that final come say on deferment would from local draft boards Mr. Truman has power un¬ Coach Gets Spieser, Black arations der the old draft law, and the one before the house and ate at present to issue all defer¬ ments. President- Hannah said He sen¬ "Army Call Reach Finals e Storm- added that it was expected that 'N latest —(81—General pronounce- most to follow the draft, boards were expected directive. He stressed two points, which he said have not been made ■ lea- OrtltTfil t«s Kt'|Mirt Ti> Furl >ln-riiliiii In Boxing Meet c -(niggle against In publicity of the new Mv AI.Es i.Aiiltlsi raised a storm In police ill The directive rails for and'London yes- flarris K. Herman. Michi- pen Ran State's head tennis coach Idaho Takes Team Lead; ntembers , and intramural director, wan ,„a i his • contention that Europe, that their service the Inn ordered by the army yester¬ day «n rep<»i t to Fort Sheridan in Spartan Squad Second pfmiinist conspirators deferred" Despite impressive wins hy Chuck Spieser and Jed Black, make their play (2) The peltry was onlv set the Spartan boxers dropped into second place in the NCAA conquest. fourth In a directive from Pres¬ :' hand, critics of ident Truman. boxing tournament. Idaho university won three semi-final Ktnil authority administration de- will he with the local bouts at Jenison fieldhouse. last night to take a 12-11 lead. th.it the American draft tatifins commander board and the rrcular appeal The finals, scheduled for j ' T (ranted to anv man who has 7:30 tonight, hold promise ,-t ,r he consultatjon. recalled to . received a rlaaaltiration. Col. Charles B. Pears"n. - -; cr.i - close team battle. Wiscon- of] DriVCll elec-Oion lions director of' state selective t has 10 points, San Jose is iBUsnn (R-Mich.) "f" MacArthur' la |Mld "* tests would be used t- •fourth w ith nine and Washrngtcin ! Back Under his duties for i "'urniah local draft boat-is with State has seven. it to the United ! information and guidance'' 3s t.- Black scored the first State ; ■- answer the bell for ('(inimiiniol truup* hrokp c(tn- U V'crnc Rome, I the thud, round. tart with mlvancing allied kane Ave. was shot and kill¬ ed at 11:10 p.m. last night More Donors CaliforniaOath Held Two other Spartans. Hank Amos and lawn Hamilton, lost their bouts. C.'apt. forces on the west-central Ko¬ in the vicinitv of a west side rean front and retreated Friday two years. he added. bowling a!ie\ in Lansing. Sought for Invalid hv State Court under a hull of artillery and rmr- ipparently rcfer- cficral's support for | a Draft IMT Bill Aupress time Lansing po¬ lice bad no clues as to the Blood Drive At KAMI.NTn. Calif. aAV-Tho Male appellate court, wins the 800,000 • j 'i warning the threat to academic freedom, held the identity of the killer. - ps Chiang Formosa into the Kai- , Supported hy c»- •ornises blrKV tm ; | ,.,Vfr>inr of California loyalty oath invalid yesterday, j? onlorvd the university Um rd of regent a to rehire 18 pru¬ lied China. | ic emphasized the im- j Avian theater and Repuhlieaiis ts first two v ' |a-) ui: ron-i refumnl to sign ♦dtitTKIlstsi pledge a ;' j u isinn " . fmm nilluiut h» means i t!»ops in a letter ; WASHINGTON V re¬ i..rial pints h> a backed a speech ended its general debate on the : rirfile calling for the controversial measure. and. Officer* club. i •» I| apnkeamafi. Bob Gay, blood committeej Rep. Coie (R-N V >. «*i the > ifed services committee, , said tire drive *n j lagging tiut expressed hoi* j Fast Iginsing j The • I'glicflf Man ihi t .«>• Coimeil to Fill ' - Mayor's Post Children ('itctttincilwen will i"w East Lansing may Missing; ight to replace Burr O. Twichell how- term expired last Monday The new-mayor will be selected liniie Hunt mm the live council member f.-t will take the official oath « Monday night . In the East iamsmg city man¬ Police Change ger type of government the may* i u pit Rising officer of th« coun- Jainaicii Progciim | o,.- t jl and has a vole in the proceed- *V' Begulatioiis PrcM-iitcil Tonight l.-rmatton lei Tr«m»n h*»« « *' lmt~~.(hb It they had i River. Conlin-j lart Shafet .v.O'l that as rev en ,v Augmt I'iecIc ' • " J'ustor Relates the river has said that, because of 'he ni 10 mi(t-»",t"'" u "T Kwlrr. rfirtc- trj(| jiu,,, Kilig-atori. iimfo"";"" WSE Ih-partiiK Ml rrUtionx.. The l(»n ("'"-e •rnco Wwlnwdoy •■•(p where he n» va) wbich in ruiim"8 (r"nl j Plain* W »rknlio|» I'urrlo Hiran (iris Ih'olli Sritlnuv >U). Mt. Thic c ,h'' WASHINGTON .^Whtoflr CHIa/o. the fiery 1 .1 xlumnl club ar [hat MW h»> «"iit >u« b ooate President Truman U»*l I' ; Annual l>air\.rood,*1"-" " b riertrH" chair Oct. 2ti. * * * * lliU*|Uwl PrCM'lllH (loncert Sinnlav | S ImmiI SImiIiiIhI i floor I rushes Li fir Lrnlrr 1 " i program at MSG sirg ,-em« R' .alie Randall. Detroit senior, MT I LIMKNS—c.fV_A h harp recital at 4 prrw " am topio of his net will gixe a band m. ill pla% ' chcr* 'sf trig- J f«iewl a»wi *" to the civic recreation cent in ihe MSG Music -?ms Postmark East Ko\ale tumor11!w : 'h.e Mirhigar-M.sC overture h« opefa La F«' diK'us*j"n | ttsii and speech, appmaitnately J ;-cSool will be heM at MS* building auditor mm. Mu>s Ran¬ ♦he ftrht tuite- fr« J oid gr I 125 high school, junior college. J 10-13 Larr.e-MSC football del l*+- •. dall will tsa? accompanied by pian¬ five selections 1 and college teacher* will attend j Topics wheduiefl u\t j Tito I'olilburo \lul>es Lliuufirs ist AVilham Harms. ' "*n at each meet- ! Carmen by Ni< ! selections »ere arranged program | T>»e main speakers; will be Dr. J impectioo: y^urt and ct Included in the program are i.vnrvPhil-1 Albert Marckwardt, head of the j lured Reiaimni * works from SaLedo, Haydn, Cap- : avm mi and interest of j bias Falcone. ii.i.fl, U«n.rd K.I rcr tcd by [ English department of L'niverstty washing, cattle tb*ea>r». : . BElXillADE, Yugoslavia—{/IV-In a sweeping move to streamline .'the government. Premier Marshal Tito's powerful communist Polit- Jetr\ ITokotiefT, Kasncau. Palnv- attending the ; re - v cry gratifying, he cone | of Muhigan, and Dr John C. barns; and ttar r*4e erf the . burn yesterday abolished Ifi federal bureaus and transfeirrd their gieit ami Ethe* «»|»ar. Harp and ef the clubs are now | Other if the con- jGerber. cuurdinator of commum-1 tan io tinkw «irfeuise- jI function* to the government. of the seven piano will be especially » obtain copies of the ! Relkrardo. tnc naw , if eii" band went to Fort Wayne taj cation skills at State Umx.ersity 1 tocy and feeW exerckws country* rhuw in Uieir luvil ! Ei«'» , fourth! ; .tteod U* "»»«*£•-«• . I rf tow*. I of UM I April T, 1*1 ISA Members Puzzle tjrtirr To The Editor PjffARRrSmN? K1 n- ..MiM V Mil Attend Annual Student Wants Cars to SOG r*!*"*' Nel' WItt 9 r8T/-S«r ill Convention <>,'«. Th-IIN nil yon rrod shout ALGOL! N Six MSC *tuden!«! attended the ami see in practically every classroomlyon enter. • nit w.. mem The hiit i|iiestion that s in my wind la now an tenth annual National Independ¬ ent Strident* association cpnven- expert the students to S:ivo Our r,rn*s—Keep the Cars CHRYSLER-PI tion. held at Kansas university in heed the good words when fJir „ - lafrrence, Kansas, March 29-31, Representing the ISA on this ears are parked all over llarmtd r.sltl I he Brass by so-called vis- campus were: Joanne Parsons, Big Rapids senior; Wayne Blow¬ Itlne tllenlljrlrs? K too dmihl er. New York City senior; Glenn ZArzrzr-Z INFORMATION State Board Choices Neflt. Kalamazoo junior; Margaret In nrnrrr". The .little Island nt Auditor¬ The State News congratulates Forest H. Akers and ium ami Dormitory Frederick II. Mueller hn their re-election to the State Board Ronds^ut- of Agriculture. The |>eop!e of Michigan made a wise choice. groups covering local. regional Wh'on t went -by.' there were ! It's not that the candidates of the opposing party were and national independent activi¬ LAMBDA flit ALPHA Rush smoker at house. Mon¬ ties. and the NISA picture as a way next to the-Auii there were poorly chosen. No matter what the election results, the whole. day 7:30-9 p.m. Board would Hare continued its meritorious work for this Wayne Btewer was selected OFF TAMPI S G1IL8 college. group leader tor the discussion of Softball practice. , Opposite developing leadership and stable Women's frvih, 1:30 p.m. Bill Ihese two men are a sort of symbol of the col- of the? organisation*. Miss Parsons, pres¬ : those < tree's progress in Ihese trying post-war years. Their ident of the local ISA, was chair¬ - contribution of time and effort in Mirhi(an State's east man of the standing committee nn expansion is great. They' have been the lenders In extension of services by fd trophies to winners of var¬ ious contests including the choice MSB to the fields of business and industry. of a national sweetheart song and Mr. Akers has contributed a scholarship fund of $45,200 an- NISA queen to reign over the I'URONtJ to the college. For at least the first eight years of his convention. The ISA Hide bureau was the membership on the board, Akers drew no salary, preferring theme of the display contributed to contribute the money to the fund. Even his mileage al¬ lowances went for this purpose. When he retired as vice-president in charge of sales for by the local organization. -It caused many schools to nsk CAMPUS snot ™s for details on establishing such a the tlodge division of Chrysler corporation in 1947. Bodge service," Miss -Parsons said. dealers throughout the country added to this fund in Akers' name. lley Dolly! Get out of I lint tunnel CLASSIFII All this was for the college which asked him to leave State Students RATES-Minir In 190(1 because of his pranks. ('.heel; Momliiy'h innue of the Phillip'* Funnel RHONE IN YOUR AD Mr. Mueller is a graduate of Brand Rapids Central high Offered Prizes •-ISII, Eit. 761 9 to 12 — I to 3 school and of MSC. Shortly after his graduation, he lie- rame general manager of the Mueller Furniture company For Writings AUTOMOTIVE HOUSING of Brand Rapids, and in 1912 he organized and became president and general manager of Brnml Rapids Industries. lie is a past president of the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers, anil a memtier of several lodges and honorary fraternal organizations. Mueller'first became a memlicr of the Board of Agricul¬ Church ture iu into when he was appointed by Bov. Barry F. Kelly to (ill the unexpired term of the late Melville R. MePherson. With the election of these two men. the people of Mich¬ igan have assured Michigan State College of six more FOX HOLE P.X. years of faithful service. Wed. Fvenin* Mretiu* Z p.i til Kradinc K»nm. Hashing It Over ll.v Kara Marray—— JJJJ ■At. my predecessor, achieved distinction in this spaco by tun ing Ida whole, f(dumb set lower case. I toyed with the idea nf writing backward, tut nftcr coming up with wii phrases' like; Noiasarpxe rngluv cht undrnp tlluohs tiny, »" rma Hon EMPLOYMENT I gave up. _ . _ _ _ — ' /VI Is still ret respecting, but now it is by courtesy of the United States air force, lie has liecpieathed to me all let- |a lers to the editor, columns by Thomas !,. Stokes, anil no hl-ndnchcs connected with the editorial page 1 felt ifuile honored Thursday when i got my first un¬ signed Icier to the editor. It's not a bad letter, but tin- fbrtunatelv It will not lie printed. If the person who New Buildifips wrote it would cure to write it again and sign his or her name, we can reconsider. We have a isilicy. Reudv for Fall HOUSING persona; ds space will be filled next week by Bean Wakefield's int. Bean is night is I it or every Tuesday. His column io followed by one from each of the other night editor*. • thought it might be tt good thing to hnvo a column R«pr«Mr lie night editors liecuiien they nre usually rnnrerned keeping their own opinions and those of the report- probably be mplcttM IG AINPI ut of tj«i news. Striving toward a disinterested nr. fall term and t of thcTWs is very educational and leads to well- for winter ton will b» c tned night (slitors, but it can get to be too much of a their columns they can forget aliout being unbiased runio out with their own opinions on the news or what- else has come to their attention, lances arc there won't be many Madnesses this term six of its sharing the Shturday column. Editorials V " relations, * Incidentally, this has been a hard week for writing i,c completion of tin editorials. It wasn't that there was no editorial nutter- w'th^taaMmg l.1l, hut that the material had to lie gathered, cheeked, and ,i,„ by the Crimmsn company, poup meeting I thru chocked aguin. »c started in Ortober, IBM. ftST DAY of via We can't give valid Interpretations of the issues we >i ai Write about unless we know the stories la-hind them. A Boeing projet Ptlilor (TlltS 1'lxtllll bit of time Is taken up in this senrrh for information. A iprninga, nature e lift more would lie taken up with the sumo thing If there . 1 IV projects will Were 86 hours every day instead of a mciudy 24. Su CHRISTIAN STt'BENT FOUNDATION N'ion period will We have done n lot of editorializing on the new atudent N'1 INSTALLATION SLBVIt I government constitution. It is n«t the liest constitution Sunday — 7:0(l |».M. Peoples t'hurrh igliich was ever written, but it took a lot of work and it Is The M«>k. "TOP CAS CHAN'Of THT WORLD." 1 new areeice the beat one possible here and now. Will He Shown marine t'aram Research on I lit- constitution unearthed the fart that with one of tl when the last constitution was passed at spring elections, aircraft firmt the largest vote ever recorded at MSC occurred—SO per Ituilderaof the! cent of the student body cast ballots. It Pas not interest iu tbe constitution that got out the Staff Mt'mbt'rti cruiaar, and vote, though. Several top campus personalities were competing for Important posts, -This time we'd like to see a vote like that come In be 'tbanSPO^ cause.!)/ the.,interest In the constitution. Maybe it will and maybe it won't, llut wo are doing nil we ran to see LAST LAW UNO tSrr.fr.t that it does. WKSI.KYAN MKTHDIMRT MALCOLM MILKS, Inc. 1'l.FARANT' Bttiith Pafst' Shows Protest C A R D y ' S J E if he Seawunhnka, Long Island university newspaper, re. upstairs 17 Michigan 7 cdatly ran a full sports page — completely blank. The paper OPEERS A COMPLETE t'.:' was protesting the administration's policy of curtailing all WATCHES — CLOCK: Itier-collcgiatc athletics as a_result of involvement in the Di.mosdi Sat — RAjt Mad, To O-da- WMheUmll scandal. WALK UP TO SAVE ^A^TSning^Ttcmpera^F^ t IT In PROHAHLT HA* mnc FEVER And Ui Vn CRaata lb Wlnb, R,„ Stale Second MWffitt"'-* In National nil ^#VWI" *•" AJ«£ P*F»M» U Ubr IILCIIR MILKS, III. • III* E. MICHIGAN AVE. boxing Meet (Continued Prom Fi|, |) ( IIRYSLER . PI.YMOITH Serviee What many u Ihn :.MS f,n< Ids' not underoand it that th* : bt'Ub are primarily jcoird on I punch#* Landed and parrying. Ac* grs-vJ ftu- j tor only « h#n the boxers are rat- I ed equal on the other two points. Alfeet Title Walker and Murphy will elash i«» tonight'* 155-pound' bout.' ! which «, til have a definite bear- ] TonAV! ing on the title hopes of both i JORDAN « — DATA ONLV « ERR A PAGET - Heavvweig* Bob R a nek "of j (Handler Wis»on into the final* with a TKO over fieotg^ Fuller of Maryland Tl»e t.tr.e l 55 of the nrst . c.rloaa • NaeeRy TONIGHTS FINAI, |»5— OMhan (Minn > y«.. Frhe- CAPITOL %trria (Hahe I t 110— MeU«n fW**h St.) *r*. AV and RATER Stalen (Miami! APRII. •.: HW< „n|#» (Mash. SO %%. firm* (fenn St.) "St##l (Mutt' IIS—RLACK (MSt ! v«. Carney <*. Car.) ISS—M'alker (Idahn |',l v«. | jack CARSON HI RT I.AIIR US— Iber (San J«*e! 11ST ALDA "TURKIC DESPERATE I Gemot a! ITI.K IJIKKN" MEN" its—srirsit (Mso (Idaho I • I Hart - Itakl Smith i l aorrtt Mry—s one of two «t : 1 S,«n Jose ft a', med hi* title c *> iRlll Ed Sanders. sins_H Si tLiliIiHlliisUl lor the beit if sports art your pleasure... j/' SPRING _ I - e m, VALUES h you'll treasure^f^ itil* r.RAtiE . KpAIDING jlg&cilwdeMt ffigp | f WNFD r,t.«y Irrth on the feirwgyt pity hyd tl gny TENNIS . iport' VP protcch your dsinlintti under (he IRIS BALLS fef RACKETS broil"** tun .Kit! teoVe th# cool, k# bio# :fc under your ^rnt. Nothing to AT XT Alt Minv ,b m or *rf« oil. lor VP ddei os eppl ed1 C ( hirm Itne ftbrir.l fl.KS HTRI'SO i vs OF J 4.W stick, TO " na.ist Jack M«-l«on scored the Cfmhtuy t. t JK.o t U . \ear s tourney \/>j •. ... , ret V. l - t, in the ISO- (en w ; many limn uith lb* a.Mi J tricka j of accft.nririnu. Matnr, pink, ' f/ /' . / PIS F. Grand Rivet J.Vii Minnesota, earn¬ ed a fry at the 12 5-pound title by brunn, gray ur blue. Sizra 32 to / 33. / i Ivin Jose's Dun Camp He will meet Idaho's fchevarria in the bought Opportunities For DARK HEELS M / .UfWr.ll ~ • dual* and graduating atudanta in lUcMcal, AwimuMmI or Civil Inginaarinf fialdsj 'MURAL l,» titailt . .ikru Uimul.liitf il.rl kr»l> and malctiinf East Lnaisi SIDELIGHTS ' dart Rtxril I ma warn. Tha dmmI Ratlffini cMUpliiMnt )tm caa fay to a pair at Uaudful Representatives of laa>. N»w f falikia. ar> faUiioa ruleit fur ill ba on campus * * • •1.95 ill grt umWr- AWMLB, II art II S, ■A..'. il! tAtnri w M«iwU> uig/.t. Wftitttcr par- ■Tjtlir.g. "tctwawn tha tcaiiis that enings available for graduate and AU are rr*.* g«nias alraady rr will lw pUyad on tt»a IM I IN S HANDKERCHIEFS duating studenU with BS or higher de- i in Electrical, Mechanical, Aeronautical :»/or 1.10 I Civil Engineering; alan Mathematicians 1'hyaidaU with MS orhigher degrees. SAVE tIS! II1S *a Ma aaafe K*r. Ik lo II Valw»« 10% | P'oup meeting haa been scheduled on ON ALL GYM I Hand -pickad hankie., Ks P DAY of viait. Motion picture of a •Xt|uiait*ly embroider- MENS iM WOMRNR «l in hwitMrland ical Boeing project will be shown. I )etaild . . . daiicate bits u( luveli- ►l" lungs, nature of aaaignments and com- tut .a, freah as apring. projects will be explained. General Some are a<|uare, mme Mion period will follow. rnunil . . . all are seal- VAWniMP . (n, v, tions between campus groups, activity—l»oth chemists and chemi¬ multivariabie r. Tctft said. f The Friendly Store on Hie I cal engineers are in the rpiWity.' . . denier gages—pi.,v .< v.?r This fundamental work is largely improving produ< The group's research tee will commit¬ • work with the {student council civil liberties committee . 1 EAST LANSING PHARMACY [I carried out in«n lalioratory of the Engineering Depart incut, whereelec- Many of them not r. continuously, out automat* ri«m r investigating local discrimination. trical engineers, physicists and other rect Anything-.that Close co-operation \Uill be foster¬ fj 4 517 W. Or. Rlvee. E. Earning B scientists are deeply involved in ed by the appointment of two e ■ m b r * ■ f electronics studies. They have some CED members to tho civil liber- [ amazing devices to their credit—de¬ The term, "resean h jjiypf ties group. vices for monitoring industrial opera- the way, is a loose r,. h Through its education commit- | t r PERILSof wdarkest jungle tefc, CED will circulate informa¬ tion on anti-discriminatory action t ionscont inuously andautomatically. Some of their ideas are spurred by to an electronic.-* on n new photo-mi r . . - ,, - as well as local incidents to or¬ n need in an existing plant. But the or a physicist using ' « . ganizations interested in combat¬ design of a new one may also lean spectrophotomci r. •*. ~ ing the problem. color-matching it -t -. •. . Jieavil.v on novel instruments. Take, for instance, a new I hi font plant cover the .u-tiv i . - .• . Snow, Illness that uses cyanides. Of course, these coni|Niunds are very poisonous. .So Was to raise fish in* water containing plant effluents. But this required a chemist developing turbidimetric analv — -. , -a* Riddle Men's staff of experts to check constantly on the health of the fish. It was too ical engineer cv.ii>.c •,: scrvomecha m>n i. Glee CIuli Tour slow and inaccurate. So t he engineers developed a "chemical - electronic For the vers-iiu- instrumentation re*- >r ■ • _ A-p ~ The MSC Men's file© club gave watchdog." Twenty-four hours a opportunity to turn - . seven performances for about day, it automatically analyzes for faster, better and %tvr pr.t, 5,000 persons on Its concert tour cyanide to one part per million. If an in the chemical indu-try. of northern Michigan. March 19- excessive amount is present, it rings 23. Drifting snow, up to ten feet an alarmTkill. fcriodieally, the ma* in places, forced cancel lot ion of st tour in Alpena, according chine pumps cyanide through itself r»hu McfiofT. assistant director „to be sure it is registering. All tho tiiinni relations, and advance C REST f.»r the tour. plant, men have to do is take read¬ ings occasionally find fill the tanks IIKIVE IN Til CATER Illness «I»o riddled the. club, - - with, reagents once a week. MrGofT mild. Twelve mem»*M* i s. |« — E A ST llf CAMPI'S — TEE. EIUI wire down with flu during the This is just one of many electronic trip, in addition to one member devices developed hv Du font re- LAST TIME TONIGHT!! being hospitalized for glandular acurch engineers. fever, and an emergency appen¬ Otltors— vaighn monroe — elea raines dectomy liefore the club left. The elut) also mode o recording "SINGING GUNS" foFThc Mutual Hroodmsting syli¬ plus "I.AIIIKI. ANIt IIAIIDY" HIT ter. M MlHXITK SHOW— "MAN TIIKY CM J MINT IIASti" /r (mm/ ccived — S T A If T I X fi sTHTitA Y7— &r mm v—z.z,zr" - vsa| Spartan < trator THOUSANDS of students oil over the country are molt} Wins Top Award • XMGSMMMS HIRES/ M this test—proving for themselves Chesterfield smelli *'>