G BOARD APPROVES TUITION INCREASE New Kates to Take Effect Fall Term i Alt Increase hi tiiilioti fees was approved by tin- Sin I ! Hoard of Airririlltlirc at its monthly meeting yesterday neral Stands lip Well l-'oiil lilfii i Krefi for all state sludrut* except those in veterinar: I medicine will lie raised from $17 in $.V> per term, t'otirs I fees for veterinary medicine; mler Trying Schedule1 llallfiunivJ'criUL I Students Will lie inereaseil * * * n» bob ror.% teres of Moss '* New School 'he Army llouFlas A. MacArthur H in Detroit In t \ Itnihling ninic hi* whirlwind, day-lonp visit to l.sn.-iny Kiel IJinslnjr yesterday. UNITED NATIONS, N Y. ol'i j i!4C. Created livJ Arthur who nrftved by plane yesterday morninc had . -Sanrtlot hmwhnit rri-ntM nn | a full achcditlt* to meet unit < international i»mcr*cwy vw»- 2VZ Stale Board held-up Utter, under the uh*" Arthur strain than wo *i division •he expected of a 72-year-old u t N i„.rf,t<|1,,„ Clcviileil ill .Mnliis rikes at Affrf vi . liIK MlMMftl *. ill"U_ of M>Mcr> Tlii* Year a* mnbdaCIti Pushcart 'day of Dean .of Students R \«rv to llnihl First Atom Sub Finally, at 3 a.m. the ^Tnin Knit. (/1'i—Ttie Nayy n(ihdufipi^ yt«lrr ' *' author spent his'time 'Vlnsing stages" of A Hill* restraint on the pari of schools who are hrnting ficial cessation of the academic But the drive toward de-emphasis has missed a point global conflict.*; Was the hashes could also cut down on that l am-king altitude. operation of MSC for half a ally fa vol a door?" For the Goj so far. The top hrass in education have made very little Such flagrant discourtesy as stealing student athletes and day for the purpose of Seeing 14. The Old ably directed the t' s allowance for the normal public desire to see college- General Mae Art hur tva< n move ment of from its beginning t< dogging the footsteps «f high school hopefuls can destruy level sports. Colleges and universities have become recop- deserving of criticism.1 the ed- elusion, and then for an athletic system and its athletes very efficiently. thai . nired as the sponsors of good amateur athletics. But , .While the General mn.v lie n lime in a magnificent hero ami inspirational leader to these schools have tried to turn their amateurs into_pro- College athletics will he Saved only by. middle* way pea ret i me go'vernmen »aj • si(»me people, he is likewise Forir.dlt. there Is no reason fessionals to provide an even higher caliber of athletics. which maintains an amateur stnnding with suit- mufh less to oThers. Further nht holidays shoutd not here¬ They have pone too far. The. result has I .eon corruption etl DM ho time and place. •more. ''.the intensely partisan after he declared lo vp Gen¬ and the messy scnndals which led to this de-emphasis eral Eisenhower. Isles Kef all Ihe Rjrnttm and Ittlle* ttmler handed II would he program. * ver. or fit more di. nil.ed for lh»* per¬ cirrus. If Ihe* should rome to son and Ihe paper of whhh There is no need, however, for the pendulum to swing » Ihe universal appro i Ihe holiday impliet edit he or she t* a representative. to the other extremr. The caliber of athletics under a In* rome out forthright and strictly academic program would, he very low. In fart, it would «eem silly lo maintain il at all. Allied Power llriiixs stale a« opinion to use Ihe well known rather Ihan knife- entire lifetime, LasttyT'I reset in the-hack" technique which Whnt colleges need Is a program which will give ath¬ letes the chance to realm- their capabilities— the same thing it would do for the musicians, or researchers, or art Hope o f German Unity General Mic Arthur. InrideU- t ith should he useil to h* students. B* .f M. RORFMTs .IK The nnder-the-taide machinations thai mosi colleges Associated Tress New* Analrsl The Allies eoniiivue to shadow go through to keep their professional athletes on an ama¬ teur standing can't help l>ut he corrupted. A reasonable, amount of outright legal aid could In- regulated. Kien Name withheld the jicademie idealists should realize by now that some type of aid to athletes is inevitable. Bringing it into the open will help everybody,keep track of it. .An athlete who is serious ntwiut his ability and wants Churches to keep up his studies, too. is not capable of supporting himself with an outside job. Athletes who need financial COLLEGE LUTHERAN CHlHtH EAST LANSING help should get it. Not the ronvciiihle-wilh-hoard risim- UNITY CENTER Piihlnn a Ana UmU and-tuilion type." hut enough to pay the freight without causing, hardship. «» w. r.R ANn *tvi» anxic i). un I rn . Since colleges aiv looking for athletic ability and hot mental genius, perhaps athletic scholarships could lay a little less si res* on it. Sound average intelligence is necessary for anv college student, hut-nobody expects an athlete to l.e a junior Kinstein- as well. AUK, .Muflnd.l, Kmnr-hmv Needed ST. THOMAS AlJtTNAS 4».% CATHOLIC CHURCH Vbholt Rm4 With the opening' of a new era as far as class officers- Sunday Ma**rs—lUt-llMl 3P-I2 3# go, comes 1 he challenge of new responsibilities and work IBv«*rw—li.iil* —* w #• tor the coming Senior class. The work of this year's llol* I>a*t of Obligation—4-T-i-f-lf Senior Council i- an example of a job not completely Confr**lon* Saturday 4:flfl to i:M and 9:M U I N |« done, sooiethiug that ran-he improved upon in years to I»«U* Rusart for Students— S15 pn». Newman Club Itpow Mouse — 14:15 P-W. rtiittcm.ti'.oiV VU* IS at 3«4 by Bishop Joseph It president i- shouldered xvilh extensive work \quina» School Chapel on Alton Kiu l ha I be delegated I" res|winsil>le people, particu¬ St. Them** larly w to ti 1 he' president happens to lie a graduating »>. J. V- senior In the case of this year's senior rlass. work dele¬ Fr Taut IhRose. V*s't .— Fr. gated tin - not always completed in the best manner. Ptwar imi 'Ihr variety show which was siheduled for Inst week never got to first base because someone slipped lip. With CHRIST CHAPEl SAFETY IN STANDARD CHRIST I.I'THKRAN alt due respect In the non-rnllegiale worries of graduating Episcopal Coll**, f USfP CAR EOUfPMf NT CIH RCH seniors, when an event i« planned it should .lie carried through or Cb-o not scheduled. A weii-m initiated and fully-planned program of events Ju tiir pre* turd wo.ild I"- a good move for 1 hp Seniors of alTii could map put t l.i* The cancelled coffee hours. Ihe class picnic and ihe PLYMOUTH—I94i •Senior Dance* which hate wo far thi* year hren a flop, take less work than Swineout and Water Carnival, hut Special D*lu«e Tudor, A beautiful FIRST PRESBYTER" firing a spirit to a large, and diversified class. Such affairs PEOPLES CHI'RCH CHURCH should he carried out with a will, and plent> ol publicity. SERVICE Ottawa at C»i,«tu« I'uhin it \ k |M'tha|»s the pom! where this year s Council MS - I'hurrh A,ti»al fell down the most. It certainly is the ivason for.ihe un¬ HMVNKT l.rrT. II:) attended Senior Dance* and was the main cause of the -cancelled variety show. Lack of publicity is the reason for. Hit »ii a i ittiBilM'r of Seniors who know- what's yoinir on in i he;r class and J«>r the smaller number who volun¬ teer to help over.worked class leaders. Piamung ahead and finding responsible workers—a FOX HOI F P X. zuust for the success of nn> ucll-nrgatiized series of activi¬ ties micH as the Seniors uul on each year. Hut no planning Two large lob la Ckoove from can bring success without publicity. The fwn go hand in FIRST ( Ml Hi II OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST ST.XTr. lilt VTt* or(.nt»o«a INTEBllTV TAWOMU i:» a - FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH The liberal Church W laaeinf Rll N. Waahinctna Ave. II a.m; —l hurch Sehaul and TuUir Warsh'P — HiNUS tt!' by Ml. Ma* Iw* MOKI.CV B. HABTLEV, WESLEY AN METNOMST Keuetfe t. IT* w >ito»»p it _ wri t * or iag x vrv ,, ; m ra - ••snm ro«rriu t "ulh &er\ice a( 4 :JR p.m. STVDfcVTS < i iRIUAI.LV VUXOMXD CHRISTIAN REFORM IOING FLoei I .* j SI. ANURIAV's umnuiavA u. DIVINE LITl'BCV «l THE F VSTEBN OBTHODOX l«l l.th Sunday, li t* ,noun in Ih, < h.P'1 Pn>*lM Church Wnt r.rang Bivcr Acrauc. Eart Unvln* VII Orthudoa Studral, Ac* I'rfO U Aurod poster * - it Tieup Nears End . CIO Unions Settle HlStli'OX i/T)—O. A. Knight, top1 RtratPgy.maW '„f <*10 unions involved in Hip tint ion -wide oil ^ ,1,1 istiucks, Wertz Combine for No-Hit, ramalic Blast Caps, Roilcrmukorst lloosivrs In vatic crfcct Mound Jwh tTRt'lT ' pPt—FiMmllithf Vlntil iramn thi* year, ao-ruii ir.-ttne Truck*. who hadn't pilch"! 1952'* first ma jor tewrm-no- yesterday. But it took Vie Wert7' drit- Spartans Out *1 IMW t'tttmm In (3 sir iit;lit innings, will In at Expense to Profit of to Tailenders deprive l t»o-oiit. ninth-innlnr home run to R|ve the Itetroit When Michigan Stale tiMfh John K»bs* rhttirp to op him of another. l.t) victory over the * takes the field at 3:10 todnv posp either n-r.111, liegln- (loach Trailer 1 Senator*, 2.2 15 Sine It against Purdue, it will he niutf nt I;S0, Incllnna Will send » pair of right Harriot's to the hill r fucks, a :uv.v ear-old Dying to follow a familiar to tfy to end the slump Hint Iw Win Streaks* lhan.ler. didn't pise up a WlSMftntn* vh it script th spirallng last year's third plnee f 3 hit lie struck out Nil ,ES <>V»- —Terry Core y vifmw. th* last liattrr to the post three * leading hitter - l o! Big Ten Standings Every Tigvr Michigan Minnesota Mimic; %N STATE Should Try Make a Dinner Date iris , . entertainment, soft lights, pleasant service. Make YOI'K evening something special~r-. . «T.'JV,V^ 1'ETROIT .,1't Just 20 the P/UiOHA It KMTA I'KANT. Urua »«• he Ik Ik* *4mI - 'lays ago righthander Art I llouttenwls of the Detroit Metiers H llip II olres E«';hIpi'h to Meet Burks I«2f t Idtmlnt, ....-hitter K..PI "ri,f,'r* P'tched ,, no. Mini I'are Challenge by a Dcttnit _!'* rio*run R&ni«\ lUin Ifl.f It in I Hi «* «** Owluml In From 1951 Champs j •wiling Iljinnto carries a flve-ifam« EDGE WATER Ucfcnding champion Ohio State in] n three tilt set t'cnhirinjr a 15-jyame Hijf Ten haHtdtall pro¬ GartJens gram this weekend. Detroit'* \eire*t Ik tee RemtezVHU* the Xatiun't Pineal Hand* OPENS FRIDAY Elliot MAY 2.1 Lawrence \ mil III* Orchestra Doming Every Friday, Saturday, Sunday Night Make I'p Your Party Tonight So You Want to Bo Into Business! Have you ever thought of going into Several Businesses at the Same Time? Unusual thought? Perhaps, but the North America Companies. the Property and Casualty Insur¬ Careers in Underwriting, ance field protect j virtually every Claims, Field Representation and of industrial and commercial other services are open to tha Chrysler type enterprise. Factories, stores, young man challenged by work 180-HP schools, churches, hospitals, involving analysis, judgment and homes, represent only a few kinds business decisions. IF you are S K 111 IIH Performance! V ol property being protected by sincerely interested, contact 'Trauvvs trsriTs 5- < IsrlauU DRIVE IT—and Kepre*rntativ »ho Will Ih- nn Campus May 1D — Placement off ire SPVDNUI'S! I or Write Piiuhurik • P*Ul SMOTT OiiKlor ol Fdycitton Notts Smrm Commit 1600 Arcts St.wt t, Pi •»» si HM« lniB) At %>« ,ork T°DkVs GAMES v" rrsiai V«rk at— See Vill -anti Buy Mailt-,. Vui BY THE . Buy Vtw ll»l SACK!! leoftiitkWJItwiWr! NORTH AMIRICA COMRANIIf »0 Kl.ep.wta ((■!) 'Insurance Company ol North America »bur.h "! ln* •♦*"« |M) Indemnity Insurance Company of North America »'fh , A DOZEN Malcolm Milks Inc. ®r*aklr»—fHaud ImSine (j.»( Philadelphia Fire and Marine Insurance Company 55c Special Price* On Parti) Order* 1105 E. MICHIGAN ATE t/ANSING PH. I-TTO3 •■ ■: ■ "V " f jL Jpt£~' * *■ * ♦'* ' Friday, May jd THE -MICKIGAII STATE NEWS Meet Slated WhiRtoiirCenn RANNEY JBWKI^ NEW LOCATION Board Approves Warfare Forum NEXT TO STATE THEATER ByROTCUnita The Communist germ warfare Faculty Changes 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Saturday to propaganda campaign will be dis¬ cussed on the Political Science Forum on WKAII today at 2:30. Tonight — 9.12 Soard of Agriculture yesterday approved 24 si nit celebrate Armed Prof, llenrlk J. Slafsclh, head t?rces Day. Bacteriology' Equipment will be displayed aijri of tiro Department of and Public Health, and Prof. Informal All • lollege Ihmer in the changes were Ight appoint meats, 12- Instructors will explain its up- Wesley It. Elshcl and th-of. Ilcr- and four leaves erntion, according lo Mat. John bcrl Oarflnkel of the Political Assistant prnfcKMir of Home S. Joints of the ROTC Deport¬ Hawaiian sotti, Science Department will pnrllel- Management and Child Develop¬ ment; I Dr. Fred Gurham, head of ment; and Adolph A. Klatitsch, , ; In&truclfnnal and combat film* of Chemical assistant professor of Psychology* will Ih? shown continuously in Tufts College. Room 14 of Demonstration Hall Many.. was named to for the Army and in Room ft of Seliolundiip Key • Tracy llalw.v.aml Hla Orchestra MSC Department of the Quonset Cafeteria for the Air Charles K. Rampselt. DcWilt ideal Engineering Ho replaces BHIrififf Srahtwrd and Blade faenHv advi*or M. ( d. (lay V. | Force. StudentH, faculty members senior, received the Delta Sigma • I rec Orchids from Hawaii David Smith, who has irsign- . hrrry iri-htl ronnratntates Ted tVrher. Royal Oak tunlor and j to and the public have been invited inspect Hie displays. Pi Scholarship Key presented an¬ • Informal! Wear What W. RvflnM. Areewnllng: Mar.% newly fleeted Scabbard and Blade eattlain, at a meet Inn In the nually. to.the senior with the Colon |.i*i nlfht. In the harkgrotind arting captain .Vaek lleBoer. Ihr Hawaliaim Wear Unhir Ml/ TfiliH Clothing highest point average in econom- lanMni senior uatrhe* Brit. Urn. Ueorte ('. Moran HI, Mslf Jed , lale l,t. Col. C. F. Ryan who lias been named.to replace IM Col. Phil C. Park, .lodge Advocate for fhe Mm military [ Engineer* Fleet 1.20 |x-r c|il. Union Ballroom 9-12 l uny 1 j <•; hvfholo**; and John \\. I'M*- gerald. Information Service*. Coimeil Offieer* Tirkrt* on Sale al lltf Union link V,» fa One year leaves .of absence, be¬ ginning Sept 1. 1052. were ap¬ proved by the Board for Arihni TMew Officers Installed By Scabbard and Blade and Ho Assistan Bawrencc, Accounting; Phillip J. ing. bolh to w Thorson, Mechanical Engineering; j Michigan Frank R. The ' Jid Marjorle A. Klnnry, Nursing Civi' Engineer! Hrlg. (!rn. ('.corgi- C, Moran, ndmlnMriitivo head of the i ■duration: and Instructors tlrv- ' National Guard, was installed last night as an I Junior. V: ' i afly. J. Holromh, Natural- Sci- i.l honorary assoeiale member of Seahlmrd and Hlade. Mrs. Lois MicKlc. Horn? ■nce; Management and dames ,1. ('.anot¬ (i • Col. Phillip ('. Park, former member of Seahhard and K AM Photo ( o».h *i her, Psychology | Hlade aL.the I'niversity of ™. -- --- - | Resignations were received by , i Michigan was also installed jhrmuighnm tcwhrnun. 2ndILIeu- Deadline Kxteiided the Board from Prank S. Mont . as a member of the Michigan I Slate chapter. ^™n; , Watt, ■ Kappa Alpha Mil's all-edTTege Rbmery, assistant professor of rda.v FatrtWnk-, Als-I phnlography contest has been ex- Oeneral Business: Stanley D. Ora- offir d U* May 23 rdiug to The largest single grant wa* Itk. assistant professor of Mech¬ Ted We Ma AM or SI0.000 from Ihe KeUoce anical Engineering: Shirley New- p* should be It Haltle Creek. The e used lo make at* Ndws office Union Pedestrian* i Ihr Krtlrtsa Re- I* The Office of Naval Research.! Counted in Annual j Washington, D C gave $7,774 to | , Tabulation Survey j the Botany .Department to con- | Ion Building Tuesday ftttday was counted fi nuual tally taken by Board. Figures from the stir' Riven to Administrate officials COMPARE FATIMA with any other I im«iiiil Omi-a^i SPECIAL PURCHASE along with the breakdown of j totAls using the Grill, Cafeteria, j Music and Art Rooms and other Utilities of the building. The j 1 KING-SIZE cigarette lint ml New Summer Millinery Epleted StAte I ii Legislature * \lit VIM TA IUBABI 4.45 Made In Sell fur B.O.t In I ! Milam, luee lml». fr/i'i'l anil Urine vonihiniitions . . . huge hrims, a noilI hrintx, shell* , , , in every oimteil rolor! Jacobsiin's H AST I, A N S I N I furllicr drastic REDUCTIONS ON OLIt K\l IKE STOCK OF SPRING COATS and SUITS 1 ; SUITS I f '44 '48 '58 '78 Orig. 53 Orijj; 69.H5 . (trig. 79.'J5 Orig. »»" to 70.05 to UU.U5 to 159,93 Pi- COATS '38 *4U *48 *58 't Orig. 545 lo 59.95 ttrig. 59.95 to 69.95 Orig. 69.95 to 79.93 Grig. *9.9'" io »Tl9 m . Si*is for . . . Jt MllKS • IIISSKS BKIKP EAST LANSING