WEATHER: Michigan State News I PARTLY CM)M»Y. MAYItE EVEVHNOW MSC^7 DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — TIIEHSItAY, Al'ltll, :i, ll>.V-' tout Found Never Tim Young Friday Dorm I Death of Student ■pi Altrlhutrd In Shoek .coroner'* inquest in the th of Rodney Hex Stout, • M Financial Independence .. rott frexhnmn. may Ik* renUlt of an in ventilation or yesterday by County Pro- Paul C Younger. was found dead in his llall room Friday mtirning l-i * Granted on Trial Basis Hv bkv it esc II classmate who came to wake a A preliminary autopsy said > ' m Kur fin* second time m little'oyer a month MSt' student* caused by extreme was Tho-eause of the shock is I passed a constituliniial amendment granting linnneial inde¬ pendence to'their student gorernmeid on a two-year trial I basis. The agiendim iit Waspa -> «-ir' ijrrietl the Uhioau hounding party. Only the itatiniial chapter is utile In revoke lite out -ati hour before his arrival. BULLETIN hack Imvard th. y. st. r ay in Hie itepuldicuu pre*!- U. IMS. To Dra w Top Fit hens charter. This i. the seeinnl tiffenee.ili which tin- I'ruicrnity has \ l»UI «f 11.1125 students d. Hltal nomtbati'Mi c*»rtL->1. hreken Ciilh'tfc nillllK* in line year In a letter sent tn the fraternity than Klutr saiil he was Im vr rniklrrnl nprbig trrm. AH hough lien. iHviglit l» Ki»>v. *»J i Funeral Held Alvlr Smilti. editor nf llir News plm iiift them on strict social anil ilisciplinary probation ami * rat was held yester- j It. lie wax burled I Some of Die nation'* furemoM, citizens will help civil has talked br Thomas CottiuK of the natioimt chapter atsrut remained outwanliy critic«il. they cbul'bi't »m .» «•♦»»»? s>j. eft.s-' For Retired , l lie Glenn Cemetery at Port I group* ill the United State* take individual"action to fur¬ revokini: the charter. KiltlC saitt ('uttiliK tokl hint tie will mere itr 7,»«7 ffersun. O. Surviving him are I ther the Point Four program thi* month. "pick up the fraternity's charter tein|mnirily anil will return women, Ag Hoard Head parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jlstrn ; Members of these group* will meet at the Shorehatn it nit the rerommenilation of the collece." l.ulr rcKislr.ilion will con- Stout, a brother, Eugene, and ! 1'niter strict sis ial ami ilisciplinary probation the frater¬ litiiir imltl WediirsdHV. Ortic- sister, Mrs. Marian Winans, all j-Hotel in Washington. Ih<%.. i.ils rxprct Ihr tiiMl riir.illniriit Monday through Wednesday nity is is iniitteil to: Detroit. for the National Conference Press Pliolo 1. Ilolil no social affairs nf any t>|ie. ligurrs in reach I'4,333. on International Keotiomic 2. Take pail in mi plciluinit or initialim:. Hspatclicrs and Social "Development. Pres¬ (Ion fere nee :t. It close ant invitations Irolo other u roups to sneial dcids turned out and Ihr .tmriiilnirrii was passed ti» Ihr (Mills ident John A Hannah is chair¬ fit ret ions li'v a m.ijorilv of !iK.r» votrs. Utend First man of the conference. President' Hannah. James- II. Slated ill Mav Kappa sSipnia I're.-iilent I'aul Kiilney hail iiio loninient on Due In hregulfirdif'S in the I lie riiliiit;. electioii, the? All-College Judlt- I'enuson. assistant to the president, 'ruck Convo and W. IjowcII Tteaslci. director Hub Ibistaiii. vice preseleiit of li t . ..ml kmc hail not M- iiity tiiiiiiiimott.siy tilled the vote Hoard of Agrieul- tive in advancing of Information Services, leave for'. See KINCi. I'atff .1. Nine conferences • with an cx- Washington this week to super¬ rts Vf "if College, Photography C • onsistently wisp which boasts 17 s eted attendance of more than vise the program here streakers listed in Who's Who. ! 14 ami t:». footer 'n Open h»t highly rpspccl* f'tfnfocfijtys 'JtMl persons are meeting 1 Special pile ,'uucs and '.ill whj) IhcM- speakers will iddim Highlights of the week arc com* I vehicle dispatchers ami a Npriiig lalk* lftl alehouse foremen course in the lellogg Center. The course is de¬ nied to train truck dispatchers scheduling the more than 9.- Itnns tiou like Ihr National Asmiria- of Maitufarlurrrs. (HI. At «f I.. Ihr l'.h. Chamber »f Commrrrr. acrimllural and re- On Marriage heliiUlcal .Wis «f M.«. li£22?R^ " 0,000 trucks which operate on ' Iikious croups Thev will show riaae," first m the srrum of spring ynu JIIS, ,r l m, problems which Pninl • them (he r nation's highways. . It will lie the first court* of lour has met and succesl way* »n,image lertuie>. will be dis ' Student registrants in which Ihry ran he solved e«i 7 30 and .» t<.night ill Week were somewhat type in the United States, ac- .u trding to Bernard Loft of the The speakeis will Im- helped h; Ihr Mum. Auditorium Di to see a Student Cnngie: Urge's Continuing Education panel presentations of problem* Jfr.lvert 'I Foster from the- Men- -swinging a. ballot box ,ovc icrvice who has set it up The and future plans, exhibits .--le vy¬ muger. Foondatmil iiP Topeka, head in the Kai y course will close tomor* ing activities of agencies involved 'Kan Two-Bits Ttuatei lobby. It lb-1 kt in' Pejnt Pour aid. and dis u.-siorw Tickets fi r both lectures are an over-anxious by delegates evaluating and in¬ .i\ailabie to seniors ami engaged raft >if the student tax had vestigating the materul present¬ m idrnf-s «t thi' Union de -k t he ped a quarter, instead oLJji V.I Malt III *1. tniiouiicciiieiits ed- Iriiuies arc sponsored by Mm- lot. through the slot. The g.\ Police Cheek Cars The deadline for,graduation an- President Harry H Tpuuian will Edi Hoard Hons >unccments has been extended speak Tuesday at the conference Dr Foster is director of the been b p.m. today to account for banquet-. Marriage Counseling Service and ; # # ♦ POINT. Pate K. Kt_lbc_M.nr.nK- t # tc registrant*. See y ( s Jaul Hoffman. Ford Kouih la! ion I load. I mm the wr-ilon't-;»pprrri.tle- wltat-wr-have-here department. .\ vikiliir here fmm ItrtM-kpurt (N.V.I State Teachers deelaren iiC To Speak al Spring Goiimieiieeiiieiil his enllege paper that "the Na¬ tural Science Building K the die Luiisiiiu; Asks Fart in MarArthiir uf our whole Br*n kpurt state Krrrplion Flaiinrd l>\ Lr^islalure Paul G. Hoffman, dire* tor of College." r Ford foundattbn. will give e commencement address June according to an annutiiicc- Cimiilt' H illnml cnt by President John A Han- h March 18 my Ground Force md Air Hoffman started a isked last w eel reer in the automobile { i vfVi«* •.oinnnttee hen he joined the $tudcbakcr >rporation iu 1911. He accepted «')!ii>ii!tee iind the Michigan i appointment by President Tru- - A>>i.x:ijtn»n An afternoon an as administrator of the ric -iH'l .« snec h in front oT i.apitfd tiv General MacAithUV 1948 after leaving the • ocert suggested- Dvfvnsv Ih'iMirtmviil Kv/wcf* m in ie general does not waul tlie • iresidency of Studebakcr. lie t.t in- ism.strued as a political - Uidcd the ECA through an im- irtant period in the rehabilita¬ te of Europe and other war- Wur to Cost S3 lliUioH in 1932 gesture, a spokesman said. MacAnliur. mentioned . :iv as* • i^oit. i srt' in the Uepublican - WASHINGTON t/P» Tin war Last week Hoffman succeeded i.t Kellogg Cen- jutMdenftal contest, will he the . rthur H. Vande^iburg -Jr. as in Korea i> expected to cost the J iiKoied jointly by not «ible runninj the graduating class w ill profit tf That's the latest—!-March 2B j • — Eisenhower i bstantially from the comments of [estimate of the fiefense Dej'art- jM.sed on the close of t he - rid. observations of a man who w ill ' speak nlwl will Con- j will spend M< f, j ment, given to the House. Appi GEN. DOtGLU Nar.UIHll ceremonies .June much, experience as • i A p.m. parade from Kellogg in outstanding leader in business Michigan State N< * NrtM AdmtWi* Smkv. Inc. »w.»--..M •» Th»> Associated S^^iStS h* "" * * man\r,fk tOITOK ADVKRTisivn Dim i rot: rilh i'l.atio.n m w %oi:»t dim Urinific h Editorially Trouble *r(eeks? rof Are Tr:itori.iltio<. losinjr t?»« »r jHHtion" a- r:impus in«ti- tttthws? With (1 \i* of tho gr.'rK. pr.'iip- p ct worse since September, the mt »e of just what" ft a • trrnity status wiH iKvome, jdpvuld uppermost in minds of jrrceks atul nun-greek s If irreeKs continue t«> receive pUntshmer the form of • fen or suspension. i< it IVvimso the »ire admini* - around the field tenter* would like i«t see them ebmtmtfed fated or rtiled with Jin r a fresh snow, iron hand ? Or are jrroek jrrotrp* u'ially undesirable I ri¬ a so the captured fluenee*ns sujrtrosteil hy the monk ot* activities rewarded s snatched prao probation during the present * imv the owner's The n dm in istruth took it* most radical Mrp-when thrown into « it n«ked the national office of Kappa Stoma fraternity ick. No at ten ion In revoke the MSf chapter's charter for one year. Such TTKKs. PAUC «. a stromr punitive action has not heen taken on this campus for many years and certainly seems indicative of a neo drive on the part of the administration to Iko's Hc|torl \laiiy Sided I S R A E.L reach one of. t w o ends: iHept* social rules ami stipulated regtilat 1 he n 10.VJ SI MMI'lt INSTITITK of fhc Jewish Agency for Spartan nking that hiv'he Kent! how pop ran win orrr $230.1HI in ronlesl prirrs at I hi I.neon Itlork Open House—t1.Sit —"Ralihitl Hcrnllltion," "I'a nriit! Campus" . In Israel . stopover IIionpsian's. "Ilmr Von lioann Keep 'Km," I'rof. ' I'roMr on llr. I'rHrp. "Cost Mortem on April nirririiluiriit I'ool." ri.l S — Jokes. Cartoons the trap poll ttlemnnts like 'em. thi' lli'lirru llere II e :\n ul'MMI It INSTITnT PARTY CALICO"- Bare, Sashed and \tent tit discipline and /the method l>o I no in! of rcarhinc dm nil several of the broken' rules js i|iiest ion a hie l-'oiendioii of America 1.11 Wol II sired. Swinging Cotton Print ^ \c« V ork 11 M. CAMPUS l-«isl (Jinnee. Seniors 7 ■" - ■n nT-T ■' -11 ,*r" CLASSIFIED 'if if n*1] V ~}i~~ AUTOMOTIVE HOUSING f*r\ J: n1n X «9 | 1 Dh V r Jr~ H i ' d i U u' . , n . Slap I ln> I *n >ssrs! U— i Ep? □ a." |.*t r Ut EMPLOYMENT iT Kr brr | INFORMATION RED CEDAR CO-OP 760 Birch Read —East PERSONAL Lansiee Nip lit Staff iitlliur I ri»|ix TIDE FOR SALE f rnrkrr* CRISCO I III. 2<»r Large Pkg. 29c I lb. can 32c PINO'S \j.t\ < lr. SERVICE iN If IVORY FLAKES . • ** *alu.l fiPISCO Large Pkg. 23c itriHMut: suraos 3 lb. can 89c Ouari ;{*)»' .iiinr IIiiiim- ( nffi A flald ef flower, that bicom down South now and oil I III. 7«>r tumrnar long .., wonderf jl 9«T«ty for Our party.flaverad IVORY SNOW ltruailea»t ( tiili cotton! Mtnry Rei«nf»!d cut, it with lots of throot I mieariii »howing, «hou!d*'-e»pc'ng s'sevos that ,i« high or low l(i Urge Pkg. 28c (i/. ran *l(ir HOUSING and a print-and pla'n tash about its wind-borne jfc.rt. Murllrr. Itrra.l iu:k« um i it \it\ TYPEWRITERS 20 loaf 1(1 It lOIIS sales — rentals AVOID TIIOsI MIM. • on _S.tr I II,. I^vrr tW|(!Kv«\ W AITs—Till' in VIK/1 -%Krrr.s 11if AH Kfcl C K mow I I «» »: STEAK SALE Strainnl It jar» fur 2*)r Junior 2 jar* for 2*)r ERl.NE; TYPEWRITER CC Siegels NSC Barber Shop slKMtlv 79c lb. Uri ah Town & (.ollppp Shop t*» M.AJ! t C hain. Tl«lNK pkg. I7r wanted . Slow Near. — CM a.m. to t r.M. ^ - C*I HI mm -I'l-'irjVvn'iiiiflrjr""! -i ~rn-;— ,r ,"". i ; Married Housiit" Fires Mr I NTH. I P.M. • .W AFWI i P.M. • KIDMM AI.WAVH allege Purchases XJlny Unit Canse$2800 Damage I .AST lliiv! k «>>Wr ♦MINE STAK" — An litHmt Twb fire*. Loth in married hmt,*h\£ units, enticed aivonti-S mated $!.\8flO danutjte over vacation. to Use A att ribut«xi to inferior of the Iturracks apartment careless tisV\nF g7t*bITne ruined I he . of Mr, and Mrs. I'mil Machine S. ,, Xuk.sntnra. iwfcl Hirrh Ud , .,, v- \"" . also hit with damage caused by ; j March - at I p.m. Naka-^„,k). . ;ll mum i, a chuliiato .'hidrttl $Mt in <.fj.t < rsi.-f rh''y w«» ntmrtmcnt A w i enterlnjr MSC i , I.- F.rc In-'•"uiiif.t l.y Mr. and Mis Rtriwrlj ti-rtn initiated Olin Me¬ j' i , jv, .; iv»v>* o** i J)iitJon Mr apartment C rented' { and Mr* A broken overltow jpi* pipe in al Hospital's new cheat the pilot bfibt ; back of house trailer D-27 calls* v thin week. a'iJ »n eMimated... MOft tluniago > much In, In tlw Miine type March 10 to the contents of the tr'auiT ovi-uuied bv Mr*. Hurbara those ..used in mobile units an uivwttrwnt of i rockcit and her two chiklrcn. Damage wa* .estimated, at $30(1. according tu Dr. Charles dlrwtor of tlw student th service. (tended, (or survey work, the hfhe wilt provide an fhexpen- f ami etxmomUty method of iyinit lai ee numbers of stu !.« at one time, Tie said, it student* will tw» X-rayed Tin: >• rail term, Dr. Holland said. Vkiusly tlw ttigham Cmintv >ter of the Tuberculosis and 1th Society has provided n —Stair Srwv I'hoht" b» I aroint rrwk Writ hi. trrhntrDn Xr.it* Angela. f'ohnd with the new • BIX BEIDERKGKE tile unit for campus surveys, iM Vr.»» machine initiated this week at OUn Memori.tt Hos¬ Kiti«r urds wltt soou be mailed to pital. The X'll.MO marhin* %s ill provide-1ncxpMudve X r.tying seniors asking them to toko «f •large numbers of students at one time. fem Page 1.) STOBY" intake of the new service ho¬ oiV'i I to said the rontplefe in ^ volumes iNvnwnoN tkey graduate. If response u seniors is encouraging, no- I n mimed ftISC Si mien I on I, I* records ^Holland added, u ov ion sly ■ tys on a the ■ hospital has limited number of chest sheet film'at a rust nf To Ap/tear'ni limlio I'la v —IMISCUaEM a mi «f.« noch Tt». | M„rHs |>|„vhoiis.." radio sl.nvv w ill machine use* 70 mm Mm and , . . At'' , • , ' .. . » this 1.1 rut fusts !« It's* than t a student, .h finu I Pruf. M.SI HltlHriil ratlio liflnr or a.tivss latf rlucid Jim* A. t'nlluway, iliroitofui radio in IMNOS spiriAi. kiihmi; siimv svn niDV i nn i*.m. e new machine was installed j pounced yesterday. ^ Mickey It onion •ill i Ki.i iuaiin ;o i in v spring vaenlio Callaway recently return- led from New York City, atithori/rd parly after -tlieir I I Mich.gun Arcade ,\|sii . . . Color ('.irtiimiN term (turh last term. Tinnev j where he arranged with nm (Granted | liadio Dtreetor Charles Martin t,o : said King knew aNmt the part* and had sent t muiselnr fur Men {give an MSC student -'.the < Irene.: laic ThortMirii to the koiiso to S T A It T I N «. or School, 1*1000. jtOimhle warn part*. the men not tn hold the I in on Theater SIM) A Y j The student selected from, local j prize pi fva-l I a to-* it"' ivie Projects auditions •to co-star with will g" a to stage New Y.»«k scr.'cn m.„.| Audit East Lansing School Hoard and | personality on the "Ptirvhouso " ; Auditor Alt expenses, plus a'$250 fee and ; Tuesday night granted 11.300*000 for the American ; tu? held | Matei ivie srhixil impr Superintendent of Schcmls C j - # I /' Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests ^ McDonald outlined the need j I TMMIW MM* l,«f a $2 million high school In i .. a a ral s ■ . ft. due to inc»eo«txt_school en- ; KoIpH Kllll I Olll^lll ^ I j in Trvout* for mitre than 7a i«»U-s j SALE No. 37...1MB IWOIBFISH #A ■ plays schixiulevl spring term! i M Tntriarehe. city man* i wilt windup it r»xnn ftui of, the | estimated $1 ,.M)0.000 plans Home Economic* Duiidfng. BLOUSES f six-fix»t tenr to carry tnmkline sewer Included will be castings fori off storm water, j "Green (Jrnw the I.ilacs." term} Sl.Wt OKI' oS^$i most of the work will be j play; Eugene O'Neill'* 'iteyond j el work, the project wilt he the Horiron." a television frieit over a tons period ofjduc.tion for' Children's Theatei; prn- i S|..ill OI I ON M.I. SKIRTS An estimated $1,300 cost to and Studio Theater oi of»tMe | act shows. Trvouts wilt t>e held Sl.'l.i Oi l ON m , DRESSES Lansing sumitier recreation 1 from 7:13 to H> p.m. [.gram was also approved Hal-j Smith, director of summerDark — cotton* ——-— WTfh qultfed . OXFORD SHOP utiles, reported that the pro-j skirts are number one in the j im's only major change was to ievening cotton dress section of the hardball league. 'the style news.- NOW Dorothy Collins, .TVSSMccthcari, SIIOW I NO this kmotM |\^7 III" SPECTACLE NEVER BEFORE FILMED! liicy crossed sword* with the wrong mail when they engaged this' swashbuckling senior in cotiihal! \l first, ho was foiled hy the tricky, '"one-jiuff * . . . "one uiifT,'' cigarette mihlrufys lesjs. Hill he panii d iheii lhi M-l*wilh litis gleaming sword of logic: f lic only way you rrtit judge ntildiicss is hy stnulv -dunking, Thft(Vt)u» ttnr te*t of cigarette itiildtifsri! . t It's thf tvnt ... the If).Day flanud • Mildnvs* T**st, which simply aska you to trv t'amel* as your steady smoke, on a day-after-day, pa« k after-pack hasrs. .No snap, judguietit.*! f bice you'vh'ti'ied'f atineU for bJdays in your "T-/0111:'* i I for Throat, T for Taste), ytiuTI see why ... Bt Jtopr, *o lucky nil* Dorothy Coltou" Original Onino Hloute. A u>p,f*irl\mn InvMoth, iltHmtss to gfor along ot andr* oil y ou/ mils. Htc fiotil is tuckrtiffi.il... the coHvettiblc cinlqr^ . ytnljow a mtmt tm. Sum 10 to IH.' ** *" - After all tiie MiMmu Tests . $5.95 " SOVM.TT EAST I.ANSIMi i\ ' *K AW BtAT.B W1 _ - . Heading Spartan Nine Ted Williams, Gerry Coleman DavevSigns .~ Two Thing* For Match Pass Marine Physical Exam SHOULD Know! JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (rPi. Williams, top active hitter In LAKELAND, ria. (AT—Pat Mul- With Vejar . the American league with a 10- ]in, the Irishman with. the Jet- >—SluRRCr Ted Williams |yessr^lifpttmF Kilting average of like gait, will likely be the De¬ Chuck Davey'g fifth round You ran have application ami placement the Boston Red Sox~and sec-1 .346. has been the top gate at- troit Tigers' No. I lefthnnded technical knockout of for¬ ★ pictures made at only 3 for $1 or $3 a do*. I ondI baseman . I- f\,t.,_,.,„ traction of the league since the pinchhitter this season. Gerry Coleman ....... ^ of „aho Ruth. And1 that could mean a boost mer lightweight champion of the New York Yankees—both Coleman. never was a Williams for. the plnrhhltting department, Ike-William* la*t week ha* ■veteran (tiers of World War 11—> nrvcr would lie—but he was a wherein the Tigers suffered last earned him a shot at welterweight It's not too late to make arrangement* today were found tit for duty in s]lrk fielding inflelder with a llfc- ★ for composite* and term party pictures. thc Marine Air Corps,- They will report May 2. j timr „Vcragc of .273. Rookie of the vear in '49, Coleman was a Chico Vejar, May 7 in Chicago. Davcy, favorite of the Mid- wefi's boxing tans, aignco to Williams. 33. highest salaried i r,KU|ar ' veittj meet the tlashy Stanford. Conn. baseball " Stengel from the mated stOO.POO contract, and 27- 147-pounder in a 10 round bout i«mu Tomita — STtTtlOK Sim TO state theater year-ald Coleman, veterans of 57 dive bombing missions in the Pa-, DENVER iAh—Monte Irvln, led fielder and leading batsman for i , His pinrhhllting average? . ., that will be broadcast and tele- st-to-coast hookup. ibc, ate. captains in the Marine included n double, two i call a-tat the New York Giants. suffered ; That Both men .ire expected t<» play what was believed to be a broken i sin*!™. two walks, three (lies, and East roast. I'ermmalltrJ Portraiture out the string of exhibitions and third led leg yesterday as he raced for lanJnflolcL grounder replacement-)- Velar, NVII drama regular season games until they. exhibition with the?" regulars lloot Evers. Johnny I* nf his 41 game Catcher Mil Hewer. IN3 raptaltt. and Cacti John K.hc let-eland Indians. . ; Oroth or Vie Werts slump. starts while IHvey. MttC grad- nate. la undefeated in 32 pro- lor tttlttjmv thi* prohAhlv Irvln was carried froir In lid rear. Pat II Pitching Spells Diffwim; examination showed either It* i Charlie (King Kong) Keller, j State Baseball Squad] i 33. II is doubtful if he i The popular former NC'AA four- \ now retired, was the lefthanded i Rm0 champion has southpawed jpinehhlttlng nrr whose clulch , hts way to national 'ftilii? prom- ; blows kepi the Tigers in the 1950 j|nl.nce with a fast, rlean style and 8 l» E E l» * l'ie| nr a responsiMe r' pennant race hmst of (he season Mi.II.n. despite Ins age still one |.of the speediest Tigris, has a I capped his record ' with a eon- ' vincing win over Williams. Ve.lar also thrilled TV and Wins Dixie Honors E l> IIII' >1 E N T EXEMTIVE retailing? huving. uiver- ! Kitting aveargr of 429 and leads rlnt,M» tn hi. last online MichigHtt Stntc'* touring iinwlmll team swept all hoi?, no. nthnaprnirnl. II (he eluh a. it prepares to move „ h, (nt ,hr canvas to dc- CAREERS ml. leaching. S|*s-iali/ed I north Friday. clslun veteran Frltsle Prudrn in the first annual round-robin tournament staged by li Only three player, are lulling Square Garden University nf North Carolina this week. IH RETAILIRfi exclusively (lit ...liege liliintr I above 30.1 After-Mullin romes »hrnary 29. TKFSpartans scored double wins over Yale and the I? .met* all phase. store artivilv. |thud baseman fienrgr Kell with. p„th are ranked as potential Tarheel team to run their p » » One-year Course Realistic ap|iriiaeh under shire-trained s for the 147-pound roth with Dixie record to seven wins ; • | SALES — PARTS family. Glasses rniiiliinr.1 will) su)ier. 52 At for 30ft j vill big step i" nine start*. for outstanding i NG SUklC Bill* SERVICE TOeil stole ex|ieiieme with pay. Mil- The awards j performances in the tournament i4 ilnits usually placed before gradual hm. f educational. Master', .legrre. all went to Spartans. Coach John j En«l Spartan * .. Kobs accepted a trophy on behalf BROOKS ENGINEERING - Nest . lass la-gin* Jul. 1. l'lSl of his learn and similar awards VL/www Mr|>J|L M?« V f;R%M» mvr.it I rife for liiillrlin C went h. pitcher Don Quaylc. Ox- j " 1,1 vJOT UIV l.\\S|\(. MM III*. \N shortstop .toi- Rivicti. Michigan RALEIGII, N.C. (4b—A I niv Ind senior, tor his defensive 1 lulling North rarotlna Stale MKR1BISHMB plav; and outneldei .lack Risch. Kill Milwaukee, Wis. sophomore, for Stale, 9-S. hr I his .454 jtopped team wallo|ied Micl Co JdTHt«ueWM6wmi i ; elected to give his sopi Special Event For College Students and E. Lausingites KIMri SHOifOUSH ! hurlers 1 a chance and sent tl succession to the mound. MhorUtop Dirk Rlvleh. Inc of left •hinder Quailr Hoy the> •»cornl a ft-3 win «' tMmmnkiinm&kti . Vale with Rncer Howard the w limine pitrhrr e stirSUE Ail on, The outcome- C* edging Yale 1-0. ck North Carolina ; 131 Dwane Franakwvlak ik> SAVE EXTRA Fri., Sal. and Monday EPffiBSffi Ur». |IN».T» EASY-ACTION KENMORE far TENNIS! Tenni* Rac up| iluum'U. ejli.irrliiH'.. rayon* Tenni* Cap Fl. in soil lilt 39c inliufr *«»|i«| color. Tenni* Shirt $1- ami I'lnrk* — Mtnii' with Supporter* S5c T-shirt*. ........ h Mtrt inali'ltiii- Ml* StviRg Plusare with Kunore StttaailiMd Hud In Dtsk Cabiatl u|» SPECIAL! Kr^ii4.93| milium wruhv only 1 lb Streamlined keu twlile And nylon bearing* i Thl* new 1951 Krnmurr rales TWIB MHRKT job* raxily! rauiy»*A> everything sou u* Kr.rr\,ti, . now heir taken to (iraduath MVRFS NY UD SAVE SEARS ir S752I Account* Home Demun»tralii Michigan Lm RnsHnMi's Varsity Stop ^ 1 > ■ \ > * fn • " h fTr "VM MtCR!« AtTtf ATC' N few* P«W five; y, April s. )W2 Strife Place* fjiMtk Anmial arlans Open Defense Sixth inlSCAA Green and While Game Favorite subject of coeds— NCAA Boxing Crown Gwnnantwn Spring fonHiitll prnctlro, minus the traditional (Irccn and White intra -squad pa me at its rtim-luaion, will tiepin : Pared by stiller Boh PrUI-! Monday, Anvil II. jtnd last for 20 da.va through 'wrier, and freshman Carl, according to Coach Slav 10. i =_ Itiprie O [icser Bout lliglilights Card; ... jki • Riutz. Michigan State's gym- Mttnn. AnieriPall ' »lvmpic nasties team placed sixth ln'j The tntra-Mipind , ■' Bame'was * ■ prdgram ''Saturday morning tn j >Mi«»n fVlittmiw and'an intra 1 ark Hissing from Lineup Hwkrltalt Tram .MiKWJr* "^IgarSMB Shirts WlrrExhibition '-day classic has So bouts scheduled before the indi- ] NKW VfTtlK (.-Pi — The 1 "ell! of '-'.1 entries. Florida State :l)(-| („ Mi| | ,„tu.c. M^ul:l, . ■ Nothing gets admiring glances and team championships arc derided. are scheduled for Fri-i The semi-1 vv„r|d's Olympic athletes in .London pa pod In amazement place "nh'sSl.."Sft . . . ,mints , ,, semn.ru 'Uthernn fat.fornl. through Fi idnv of t 1!™*" ,.F'uf'™lhi",hP.V , llfWPfWl/ on the campus faster than a handsome guy in a handsome with 75, while Illinois. Big Ten (hp Cleveland i \> 5, New York [with the finals on Sat night. Stated Brrry when America's flkywritpiti# champions, took third With 61F .> ] up with Saturday. basket bailor* stepped out on the The annual spring foothill (Yi 0 Brook IVII II. New \.»rk TO I shirt. To look pour handsomest, try on a Manhattan Burt rutins Mir- lie «r««i spirtins i|ii.irtrtJin.iK Is defend- Named as Top rourf 1848. at. Wembley stadium in Wait until they «ci a load Frlitmrler eopprd seventh all-arennit neorlor. nrventh on In Mtaff and itwest Iwdriirtor* f«»r rhlladetphhl (\) 1. Boston (V> or a Manhattan Range. the high Bchool and prep.Hehool spieser lit of Unrip Ham's 1852 oiants at the horlronUI bar and elihlh Wash! mk ton " rh.wubon t Imck 177-pound bracket. The pint Olvmpic ami rollpeiilo Collrgr Feneer Helsinki this summer. on Hip side h«rse for a total. Rintf had II point* with 11-point combe* of iVichinaii will he re¬ tained rttutnirah S, Hi. I.ouK i \> * flonton (.%i 1.1. Iloustnn HOB M WH 'Four years ago the star-spawij- "It will be staged i»n'*8aturri.iv. «'ffy .2 wilt meet Paul Renin of a sixth on the tide home. . Unl gang n vera Ret I an nwwutie May 10, tinder the' directum of Chleaca (N) 1. Brooks Med. .low sialp in tonight's eighth r.n the (him ring*. and i-k Berry. High- ,ix {l,BW fmic Thf, Ban He vine. Spartan. frentimiuj tltlinr, settilip the ulih seven (.sit IMiKuilntnl tlie Heniur A1 Mannas completed the s fencing squad j°nl> repeater from '4tl. averages '4tl. averase. spartan scoring Willi a seventh \ fond place in tlie •m the tramixdlne for four point*, j11* - Ill '4R. the 14- n. wound was 1'°"1 Mullineux »md John "Walker : tifth tn the NCAA ir..m,H.sr.l K.ntn.-k. ,.f live pin vers trem ralleciah- ehsmphnw. ^ «" " «' '» 1 s pnlnts' awsr.le.1 to the Favorite subject of coeds— : live tiohl the AAtt ••hnmpion [irst 1(1 iiIihos. sophomore Ross 11'hiMips OiIpin. ;m«t four other Paul )u*t nvisml tin4 scoring ; playerx. The bites' edition b column with Mth in the all- j ni.itic up ur Fc\cn front kanwiis* around State's top tumbler. Bon ; »it rase hut the committee nave the ttreeft tight came up l.a*t month again and the ; is»liege l.u s and kinm»tns. live "from the Vest, was knocked out of the i two- from the Phillips s eeivml in prelhtUtmry • cotnpetf* j V< >U A reversed the pre* ions •iispl.i tht> I'red IVeitiPit also vtarrrd for Mm H.in.hdl, Mumc \>)* -Hick I ,:iFi»r>Te the Spartan* a* vthre championship in the Ten meet MarrV - he won the Big at .leniaon Tooth Brushes Shirts The Manhattan Burt! The Manhattan Ranflel' ti*iniiasinot and placed tilth in The Burt is a* huttnn-down oxford with a soft roll to the ; Nt W tourne* collar. Or, if you prefer broadcloth, then the Range is right _ r>! Ill • tlui PROPHYLACTIC Nothing gets admiring glances on for you with its smart widespread collar. Better still—buy the campus faster than a handnume guy both ami lie ready for anything—classroom or coke date! ►linn* Lujack ANY STYLE —ANY SHAPE in a handsome shirt. T«» look ymir handsomest, trv on the wartn-wealher nits Fooliiall ANY COLOR wonder, Manhattan* Vericool .. or the lustrous, soft-Bill Oxford button- III ("Atit' i.-l'i .ii'liniiy n k. 27. slat' about i* right in vtep Willi >our spring and summer itinerary It s a Jacket you'll wear .non-stop ever* fair-weather-month ol the year. Smart shirring across hack and at waist'. . . room* flap April I«-19-20. pockets . . . sturdy tailoring, i rease-re*l*tant Tropical Rayon In S'av* Blue. Stone Careen, ftforha. and Careen .( heck. Small. Medium. Union Book Store Medium large and Large. OPEN Til. V TONIGHT 1.96 PLAN NOW British Films Block and Bridle Show Tickets Featured in In International Development?" Examining the problems of will be Allan B. Kline, president Sold Out for Evening Program!' Movie Series underdeveloped areas Monday Will of the National Farm Bureau. be Nelson A. Rockefeller and Charles Malik. Rockefeller was P. On the panel will be Walter Keuther, president of the DELTA CHI the first chairman of the Inter¬ UAW-CIO; Mrs. John G. I*e, j "The Magnet" will be shown national Trick Horses.. II }tonight: at 7:15 and 0:15 in Fatr- Development Advisory president of the National league | child Tmrrf. An English Mm. : Board und drafted- the blueprint of > Women Voters; Dr. Arthur for the Point Four program. Malik S. Adams,- president of the | starring William Fox. Stephen lis now the minister of Lebanon American Council on Education; Exhibition Acts (Murray and Kay Walsh, it Is a [humorous story of the difficulties jlo the United. Stales and is a jj David W. Greeks, director of the former president of the United]I National Council of Farmer Co¬ Scheduled - | of a schoolboy. ? J "The Bine Lamp." third in a 1Council. Economic, and. Social operatives; and Victor Folsom, . Nations | series of seven foreign films, Fourth nnmi.nl Block and | will be shown Monday, ttridlo horw show will l.e ;i j This British film, starring Jack: Jimmy llanley. i« ' Warner and sell-out Friday and Satur¬ ! dedicated to the British police day nights in the MSC Stock j force, The story describe# the ! Evening"" speaker Monday will' Favilllon. However their ..ie 'be William O. Douglas, associate justice of the Supreme Court of tickets left for the Ratio d»> .titer- ! the United States. Ijoon performance. val, "City I The last day of the conference The hvTsc show. drav. jug .in' ; will feature a panel .presentation Tuesday audience from all nwr Michtg h: by Secretary of State Dean Aehe- itish film. and surrounding stairs. wiii be, soh; Stanley Andrews, director presented at R both evi l:.:.;;? an-w or the Office of Foreign Agricul¬ SaturdaV -fvrv<«o.n at " .w« tural Relations and now In the U.N. 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