WEATHER: COOE ANI) PARTLY CLOUDY Light Vote Anticipated COLLEGE-WIDE ELECTIONS TODAY Finals to Determine Winners I! Itiith I Vfttt*. queen H|||PI Spring Play Of Class, Congress Positions An estimated fi.OUO students will line up ...» , rushrart l*rb* and Rnhert llifkufsv d*rhv rhairman. pictured by the UlwMa I hi fart. .% convertible parade of 30 To Feature and dorm voting tables to elect new senior, jur *nd omore class officers and Student Congress members tue pu.h.jrt *ponaor» precede* the derby. scheduled for I 30 p.m. ,M>I» ,\||IIIUIIM'«'«I Two Ballets according to Robert Martin, Secretary of State Voting for etas* officers , " Affairs. will take plaeqsin the Cnio from 8 a.m. to 6. p.m. .Men Carnival M ing Units Select featuring h male? load bers of the Student ( on grey and Student (government Kxerr, Announcers 'uslicart S/nmsors ibility. Selected Dorm committee's b« *«* tot 1 flic.in will conduct iyleotioi I - i f pnshrarl.4 ruff r. i! m -at'in la-.t-arnl«fa l'ir-1 Nijilil li> Ffitlurr ,1 "Junior 500" Ptphrarl I»• rt.;. have la-en a)l. , 11.1 II Of I til «•<"». (nnlc-l. . I'.i l> llaiknc—, rhairman f ihr Shnw Many refineries have the Running for junior president State Ad Board trucks bringing in gas, are are; Richard Lativer, Buchanan, and Ron rurnhull. Flln; vire- Backs H* The Request!' """ Asaoeiated Pre* re , .i.'i't "The Drunkard." prewident. fiene Cierman. Battle t reek, and Wall* Brown. Wall- Mar urn Ikiirkuall and Rich¬ William The Stub Administrative I: ard Farcy opened the who* In 'r .1 - lif ? sop h n„ indication when CLM TIONS, PAge I .!<» "Victoria Iteglna." The gentte Anne P m4, hand down il* humor of thi* plav won a npon- !' ' Ma-..n Hail whether when it d< laneons rrwponwe from the aud- grand F.PMlf.o Pi Hapid*1 j rulr 4, t%sur presumably AFL Carpenter botes I Detroit freshman, Preliminaries in all • four j deride ihe rave on lrs» >r Mail tllrabeth Ken- ! n k 'arm Bro- ■ F. Steadinan. controller, r sponsible for Strike Begin? afternoon of June I Awards A^ha Phi Alpha \rkne . - * ,igai. Real hnancing pi, w*1" will-be presented the final night i windsor. Ontario ... • f • • «t.e MSC Depar'rrent i.king en flared one operator, "We have- 'trnfiiVTVu'-Heta Tau; Julia ]»>,/'•» ia* U Mr* Duel when the" float trophies are pre- ung fcdu- Leg^lature, n't had word that any of our wl'f Detroit senior. HU- *'• \ ,r Pro Lansing stations have had to "•ft llou.se Iteanor Keyser. I Richard (are* delivering ration gas." Pleasant freshman. Phi Pfu Hamlet's famous soliloquy re¬ s,|MW4- Barbara Mirau. BULLETIN From INdaiid to MS( 1, a— ^ ceived heavy applause from the filori* (iluskl. l)e* R»\eru sharpe. Royal f,*ak r. supp«irted Farev **more Thru Fhi. •IOMI11. • Way to — l,,d,r in> in lb' W~m1i ."d •southern Michigan FrtMin April, blew his Long menUil> in Mvingston I Knim T'olarid to MSC i< a limg way to coriT>. but Koti- ItOTF Drill Trams '"l. «»(■'« I'.iih I t.intiii Kaloahu. a wiphomore, ha< accom|>li.»hc livt'tl in I'olanil-during thv laat World War, i> maturing in ol«trical «ngiwwrinr. • •K'lti-tantiii. nf'Knnnif, an he prefers to lie called, ar¬ America in June, I'J.W Unlike many other hur- if med in up."an-, he had w> trouble ifettintt out of his country. He. of J'uland by an international refugee lives and the striking helped nut NEWS IN BRIEF Has before the Wage To|i .News Posts the upatinn Konstantin was forced Board W?Bu |r| work in Herman factory, due'to the man-po\ser short- Open t« Applicuuls lu a according to Konstantin, the German occu¬ Bed Churches to Light for I'cnce | agi At fir-it. pation Has not t'si bad, hut when they were forced back t alFawav turned from Ru—ia it "was terrible." Many were placed in con¬ lent centration camps. li *allv llamellne If a soldier was killed, the whole village in whirh he had la-en killed was burned, regardless of whether the 11on st1 Orders Rnd'ut-'l\ I'roln• Russian underground or a villager had killed him. Mura. Men's Honorary WASHINGTON - The HoujM! vcMcrd-y or«lcrc«t a During the Russian occupation Konstantin noted in fid witf particular the vast difference between the propaganda ! Slates Smoker issued and the truth. He added that there was no freedom * tk * # Green Helmet, -uphornore men's of -peeeh or press whatsoever, apd one word against the borrufarv. vvifl hold a rushing i ..rr>oker in Room M8 Bcrkey Hall Ccrmuns Tlirentcn New Cold II nr government meant arrest. BERLIN t/Pt—Eas- lists yesterday threatened « Konstantin's father worked on the railroad in White AU freshrr.an men with a 3^ or lis against West Berlin if th< Russia before the last war broke out. Due to political Bonn government si» ace contract with the West. .hanges, he was listed'first as a Polish citizen and then as Senior Danre vitod to attend, according to Bill a White Russian. As a result Korinie speaks White Rus¬ sian. Polish, English and Russian. From there he came All men 'out unable to irjleirated In loining ;jt(^rid, the meeting Tax Benefits to Aid Defense Plants to the United States. WASHINGTON t).air-at May 3e Here Are Your Candidates Amerieanhm falter Pmineil Reader by fHO THE EDITOR: behind!.. . Student CAMPUS Congress EAST I.ANSING Michigan State News SECRETARY inn* rjATuif NOW! SENIOR TICKETS ON SALE TODAY FOR THE SENIOR BALL DANCING IN THE AUDITORIUM INTERMISSION ON THE TERRACE ••SINCil V IX THE KA1N" MAY 23 9.12:30 #3.00 ,y.M»y VU9M THR MICHIGAN STATE NKWt rmrtum Double Duty Spartan* Qirey and Bender Win High Honors Bob Carry and Orria Bender, two of Michigan State's top cur¬ The Brewer award won by IIIM! rent athletes, have been named Carey waa established In 1951 in It It .MP ft winners of the Chester I. Brew honor of the first full time ath¬ II II .MP 4* er award and Western Confer¬ letic director at Michigan State. II It .454 IS ence medal, respectively, two ol Carey la an All-Amcrteab » IJ JPI 7 the highest honors that can come bath In fastball and track and 0ETROIT S 17 .777 IP't to Spartan athletes. was Erst sMitp renter In has • VFSTFRHAV* RFSflTS YESTERDAY'S Philadelphia at Brnafclvn TODAY'S GAMES today'S game* SI. Lenta at Ofeeh New Fork at Cleveland might) (4-1) n. Ear (1-t). ttUrhtr BUI Bower Jrtin nam. ' Wolverine shortstop r»r,xfat.,7rrc: sn,h",,w' **** am,.» Ihr plgtkin for a ala yard —Miller 11-4) vs. Grnmeh (7-P). Mashing Ion at Hetreil mighti nrtnnati at New V liter (7-7) « IS-4) . Bender is Big Ten l«7-pound hy the ath- p «Uh tltf rmvefslly of The plat was In no at ail. Saturday'» Intrj-uHj* .unlet. wrestling champion nnd was a Elate far thr Ihtnl Waiver- lain during Ihr -rrund half »l A haul l« bring Mm —Marrera (3-P) Stnart (!-•>. v». Maglte 15-4) 1(7-1 iijuium slid w ' lamr. finalist ih the ncaa champion¬ rVfr JH *• iiuirhlt In thr lurf It Irfi rnd. I Urkkrr. It.ist.in at f'hieaae mighti — dpMi— j The honor was asvarded last ships He also was captain of the Msi.n 11-0) vs. Pierre (1-1). iP-3). year (or llie first lime at State, 1957 team. His brother, Georpe Philadelphia mlgMI the initial winner being Everett Bandar, was Rig Ten champion i <4-1 it-4) er j s&onny) OrandelluJ, All-Amer- at the -same weight in 1931. ureased Hitting Gives 'Moral 1.1-11 ican ■ halfback and heavyweight akin Spartan Grid lobsmen Bright Sidelights Future (llinic Rated Siieeessful T |i ... ii Scoring Big Ten siaiMling* \etlers Set Approximately 4(h) hiifh us Spartans W I' IV t. m school roaches Michigan State'.* Fifth An¬ attended Blue Jeans 4M the New m Outlook Vbcoosio Ci.ku.sw A I V' d- <| To hngage C7 C7 nual football clinic Saturday MICROTOMIC i h Johf» ,I final I v Ki'W diamond hit-akin# the MICHIGAN STAFF Ohio. Stale S 4 J IS Wolverines I.i i. wH'keifrl of t he Northwestern .1 IH Schedule . 7 .1 . ,i».\ I hat has shackled j ' . , .ii, were looking V • . it 1 i n: ht.M Uin Ten 52.5P ho f\|»rph«.r«l thr tram «rrn- 'Mural Scores Abbot 13. 4; Abbot 14. t Wisconsin last Saturday R.B. *%■ (hew will he' after their third rr Mason I. 4: Mason 3. 5 IV. Kliau 4 «. U. shaw f». 3 Whirlwinds 1. Hustlers 3 rnif viclory in four starts. •'" O f II % I I. fi" ! point* of Mir akin. A: 13 aiector shavers! j ehillips I. f»: rbillips V ? Delta f hi Pi Kappa Phi Phillips 4. ft; rbillips 3. 0 (for- Psi I ptiloi lli 32.16 ATO vi. | J srhwol rujrh: Farle filwards. A I forfeit» Phi | MSC rnd roarh: Harry Pidler. Kappa Sic | Muskeaun hiah srhwol Steve t 4ipper rlvoted. till! AGE IS. AFPI 1 srlwy. MSC harkhrld raarh: til /fir vs. I'hl Delta TheU Alex Chrsnry. si. Mary's wf ? Try it on your hi Forge Named 111 "" 11.3 l.andon H H. vs. Thg shop ' K ' d ford: Huffy Itauaherti. forehead. Same skin yet no Psi lambda Chi vs. Beta I'hrla MSC line roarh: and Munn. In burn! Tliat's because your Boxing i'.ajtlain Is usual. Frledrirh will undefeated N« I are pi PS3 SAE VS. Siama Chi thai urdee-wrrr thr speakers. The high school ronrhes were facial skin is irritated from Dirk La Forge has In-rr Hrnhar against Milhiaati's MGI I beta Chi VS. Helta Slg r...-.Is ..( the Sparluri-eliilT it .1 13.79 HG3 l ushwell ji. HSP ■ luncheon following thi shaving-probably because you're using a razor blade aslmt f.hisr went ground like a penknife and ■( "•ml base' to rob W'otvrrlnr out- you have to "bear down" to shave clean. , I III 1)1 I'OM PAL's patented Hollow Ground process makes "bearing 1)1(1 KS 1 down" unnecessary. Vou shave with a light, light stroke; your face is cool, rela*ed—your skin isn't irritated, is leftsmootfi as a teenager's! You owe it to your face to try li e if twi'i it-friiitgs of scotp* Hut li Preneh e H ill Engineering Unlimited 'Hus by no mm Hit. Every U. S. industry utili/os DAI! nlL Training in many different anginaaring branch** On r«»nt produtU. Ht*u* them t* Sure Your epani tha dear te opportunity at Ou Pent al*st a iu*«i for spn talnta in mmuig, • Spartans divided tutwreu Jonison Sole* jn'troleum. and many otkier INJECTOR BLADES brant-he* of «ngiiM«ring. •i- billy practice i In ifMfnt wpiipm of tlm Bigest, wn automatic nrtnlwr* for cyanide*, ultra-violet gas analyzers, multivari- Along with btunista. tdiysbisU -Mi ».• ptfp.ua I ion tor MSC SHOE REPAIR have* •!»wiiiN.Mwl opportunitiet* for me- tiianii.il and tkeinica.1 engineer* at able recorder*. ami new photo-multi- > il pHrsunnad. ab umI (»Ha*r t»t hiikt 223 E. GRAND RIVER EAST LANSING I)u hint. However, CUounonlv part plier circuit* an* just a fww^of tlieir rrust every kind of engine** finds opportunity at4)u Pont. Your engi- I ot the picture, Th«» sfnKial skills of luisled dcvflopnwnta. df ith ideas, imagination j; j are For example: «ti ethtsis tv to handlt* jieopU* will ) . i frtiora foi MEN'S •I, civil a fin**r« ant attached to the central Engineering Department which hnn- This work opiptl growing. <1 les most of tht| Conipuny's constna - a! part in Hie centra I M«n project*. In this work they muka If plants, dosign buildings, determine constnictifm methods and-spec ify matt-rut Is and equipment. They also 1 1 iisl h\ & ^hepards /HtpES ;,r. I \NS|\(i Brand River "The Shoe Store where your Roommate Shop*! Adieu H. Furbetk* MJh Seniors— tp Don't Miss 1 Specialists conducting search with radioactive isotopes re¬ SWING OUT on campus. Dow Chemical pany of Midland, and tlir Detroit F.dison Company witL FairaMM Thmlir SEOUL. Korea (/D-Tough Communist waf prisoners threat¬ ened to kill Brig. Gen. Francis ClrcalallM pnlm far IV Srnlar Ball. "Ilmul frrmkff. whirh The central theme r.f the pi Monday, Ray 21 mil he held la the aadltarhim an May 13 are teniae* Jran Dodd and stage a wholesale-hrenk is to make information co if the-Army attempted to rescue Kvhmi, Kart Lamlac. MM Orammand. IVIrnll. Jaeh Brrnnan. Detroit. Jim TMIrn, IMrall. Jim (Uriah. Ray (Hy, and Jitfi Elections iram erning atomic energy available • I .list Class Meeting from four days imprison¬ to people who can apply it in MrCarthy. IMralt. Ticket. will as an .ale in the dnlon tada*. ment ifPn Koje Island compound. (Continued from Rfige 1.) their special fields. All sessions • CrrsiHent's Farewell far aralara aM will V available lav all ether .Indent, lomaeraw . be open to the. general puh- ;f This wan disclosed yesterday Graves, Chicago. III., and Dick ' • Alumni Director's Welcome vith an expected attendance In a statement read hy the IjimlucS l^ninlulivi. I'riirrriliiin. Moore. Detroit. mo. former Koje Island prison enm- Candidates for sophomore pres¬ to attend the • Flection of Class Alum Officers ident are: Dun Webster. Fast Lan¬ With each step from the wire Student Congrats S/fettker sing, and Bill Purigborh, Cleve- • Announcement of '.V. Club Members and string support announcing the" unng ami power in show, past the uninhibited Allen Leepa expressions of exotic con¬ Allied su Mark W. Clark Jim Little to Say at Meetings o!leges ami high sch» llrilrr Ynnr ('«/».< mill Homo Sun trolled color, the George Wexlcr 'composition in forms accented scrilHd a "unadulterated The Speaker of MSC's Student ronjrivsM i - a person with Ih nillinr May 16 With color, th©~Tiappy James Me- blnckmnil" the Communist ( dr- alt the nay, yet has nothing to nay, in mwtinjrs. Connell silk-screened complexi¬ mands for concessi dons made while As Vice-President of Student Government, the Speaker (Nil Fx Ira Charge fur SwinRoul Dodd was held hostage from ties, the mood of the show is es¬ conducts the weekly meetings of the legislative branch, of I'l.inninK officials will opcr- tablished. Wednesday to Saturday night. ile on the assumption that per- The observer is motivated to Clark Micceeeded Orn Matthew Congress. As presiding offi¬ . oils attending the ronvo have either action or reaction. Perhaps B. ftidgway Monday. cer, he has "all the say," — KisenlioHer Against hi prior knowledge of the suh- the most covetous eyes cast in Iwing in charge Room 32 are,-. f°' the "Michener ( lark said that Uric Charles T. C'olsoti, new com¬ lien. ceedings. jof the pro¬ Billion Hollar tint (MSC alumnus) lamps' of wire mander of Kojr. sent the Com¬ is a and spun glass, «r the Howard munist prisoner* an ultimatum In Foreign Aid Hill Brown (instructor) wood and iron • chair caressed with a tiny jet te release Dodd by R p.m. Sat¬ urday or the Army would n*c he must surrender his position W A Sll I N <; TON MICH 16 AN OA PIT 01 temporarily If he wishes to air pillow. force. This tough stand doubt Dwialit II Eeehhnwr In the i his views oh any subject. • NOW SHOWING • FAST DAI lessly hastened the fled*' de¬ lerday that In rut David Miller, Cleveland Heights, Dodd-—al¬ cision to release though he was not freed until Ohio, jtipior. has wielded the Judy Holiday and Aldo Kay "Tht Balle tl if silver gavel" through the. first trying many by *:3i p.m. year of the new Student Govern¬ Chicago CoDefe of In Haw York" originality, Clark hinted that some conces¬ ment system. skill, and feeling for material. sions granted the prisoners Aspirants to Miller's office must OPTOMETRY "The Harrying Kind" vith Fred Astalre VeraO and Marjorie M«i« •included the right to organize, and lectio Fins — days that Eisenhower. a eand (Nationjilly Accredited) • — ALSO - put on end to "forcible screening term. Tin* speaker is then elect¬ fnr the llepuhllean pre-idr An outstanding collrga serving News • Cartoon O Special ed from tin* Congress' member¬ nomination, lias. cxpunwed, a splendid profession. ship, as are the other officers. views on the x'l.'rmo .millioti Docfor of Optometry degree In The speaker lead* three years for aludehta enter¬ lt( )T( 1 to gram presentetl to emigres LANSINB Stage Htale l egislative *et-»»p. Rv President Truman Congressional committees ing with sixty or more semester credits In specified Liberal Art* LAM tlAV- this year's Night Tactics ready have sliced about one ir, Fall Registration Now Open The choice of drapery fabrics Congress will have eonsldered iion dollars off the bill, and "FBI Bid" BLABMEI will bs complicated in attempting H legislative proposals. arc demands in some quarter to decide between commercial de¬ signs bv artists like Anton Kc- Demonstration Fortunately, from the speaker's still further- trimming with Tnm Drake, Audffj viewpoint, new rules limit floor Excellent clinical facilities Tartar. I'mir Kemro, and fregicr or those by Howard Brown The Military Department debate and put much discussion Athletic and recreational activi¬ (•rarer Brrnl and his students. These fabric in committee meetings, thus sav¬ ties Dormitories on the rampua. designs were created with the stage a demonstration of con sights and sounds on the battle- ing time needed for other affairs. — AI.MI — "PrMa of SI. Lad realisation that even when draped The most Important thing lack¬ had asked win!he CHICAGO COM.FGK OF Held at night for ROTC students the material and design would be with Dan liiilrt In harmony. and the public tomorrow eveni ing in the Congress this year was IBS7-C Fareshee street "UakowR World" IfUflLlklv It will itegin at R:3A on Old ( experience, Miller feels. He hopes and Joanne Uru No article 1% suprrfti lege Field decorated. The sllverwan ,arc Is void of etched patterns and I forms which would out mistakes which ran be rosi¬ Conference Opens ON WAY TO CLASSES ly in afler-dark combat, accord¬ The ceramic 7 Workshop* on 1 (iciihsiins ing to Col. C. C. Clendenen. • Save Time vrare. dishes and casserole* arc P.M 8 \ T. free from unnecessary design* *« Field artillerymen will fltc a Problems of Aged Turs... Wed., Thura., and Friday that the form is not Imt hy 105 mm howitzer as one nttrae- . . . some arbitrary reproduction "i» lion of the performance. Michigan's ngllig population^..!.- • TWO IIOI It SERVICE Instructors will stress night ob¬ up fnr discussion today as the EAST LANSING The articles not only appear Heat The Weekend! servation and movement, and the harmonious and pleasantly re¬ Michigan Conference nti Ageing indience will he asked to Identify the Hi lated V> each other, hut reveal freshness of approach, originality, simplification of design and most sounds and point out locations of >b)ect*. Over 40(1 pernor health, mental health, employ, 192 East Lansing Serve Laundry So annul, Su may In tuck ouoy i l.t, Col. Charles W Reeves meht. educational and commun¬ of all, is a realization of drawing- board fantasies. ! and a group of ROTC cadets ity service groups throughout tin in its iioiicIi , , , fnr u rainy tlay! state had registered yesterday. By not crowding the exhibit in { will run the demonstration. one room, the | show* further which wilt he narrated hy Naj. Analysis of. problems affeetani older people in seven workshoj that these designs arc ; John V Johns. Announcement proves created for spacious, as well as | The Military Department has groups began yesterday afternoon KlartM.la- gracious, living j asked that spectators he in their Each of the seven workshop The fact that no materi»r'"is ; seats in the baseball stands by will • "T8ci used in the show in a manner unnatural to its inherent quality for disci RAINCOAT yoi inn: ke.m ihoi t we is proof that today n artist has hot forsaken nature InstKul, there is evidence, as' in the ex- AMI POLICY 3.95 c a lad t h«< !i.iv AT FlaUuriiinlv »tylutl in cliar • ljstal iTptraiuducent erivn. LJB WALLACE OPTICIANS Onlx FlHali'(>lHitH ilrupus mi smartly. Full-rut art in alrrvra AIM f.\ ADDITU fur I'rordom ami rnnifort. Di tarhabk? hood for rumpirtr Today through Thursday .raiux -.lay nrotrrtiorr. m 'Tor Ron Oily §i Paul Plus tlenreid - G 0 EYE EXAMINATIONS fcut her icciphl plualir Pi I Bail'' KMX I for Adults Only W ni:Alls .. , Ml. R. C. JOKES, Q. D. Si! m Friday * and ♦ Saturday N RflitlnrJ RESERVATMNS 1'uur Piracriplion Cartfullii Fillrii by the Skilled FOR SW.INGOUT ANI) COMMENCEMENT "Flight to Mars' LAST WEEK TO ORDER WALLACE OPTICIANS tllcir crystal plastic boot rb. Cart taitrtng. Mich. ALWAYS A designed to tit any shoe or SATURDAY MIDNIGHT hrrl typo. Complete with eusy-tiwarry pouch for •8m the But ml the Creep Union Book Store OCULISTS' PRESCRIPTIOXS FILLED REPAIRS MA DE LKXSES JWPLICA TED your purse. aa-