DA! LY» STUDENT' PUBLICATION KAVT LANSINIi, MICHIGAN — WRUNKSUAY, JUNK I. IOf.2 FIVK CHNT8 % louncil Ike Drops Stars Turns Down Creek Parly In Final Bout Mnmipt-r Given IuiimI I'lirrluiM- OK For Nomination Federal Leads in Farly South Dakota Uetiirus lorilay Ducatii AIiimmI (»oii< 9tv the AiooriAtrft Cress Dwight D. Kinenhnwer,'private eiti/.eu, elimlis formally Into the political ring today to start punching for the "mrnival Ticket Republican president iai nomination. Ah South Dakota and California votern-turned out in la»l NI«M. key primary elections* yester- Iweeds Other Years Hfiip fierman, (her 2(NI At lend Scaaioit flay, (Jen. Kisenhower gave CgntouJl College l|»s the fraternltfe*. poinlrd out Ihal up I vis hve stars and a dis¬ ,-, l> Til |H*r cent of Saturday night's Water "" '• h»M tinguished .'57-year military tone already Ihiii sold, John Ituxton. 77^*'i'kfrp. Capacity of kct* chairman. announced yextehlny. etai >M more than 1.000 ticket*, equivalent rapacity. have al- to one Int .lade fl,r It Grand River. motion Ntatmc that no .ill | »t*crts wout.l lie wanted for pii Progressive Concert •. • Thai Sou mis New Dorms » Uvn sold for the three . , •• # a a In* Proves Succe ~mrm night. which liarnival H* WRMI.I V C II % I'M AM 2.I4HI Hell to l ive tomorrow In Six New. ( nil* Whii said progressive milxie wax dead? I arnital Says 6Norlo In the Claire Fischer "Coneenlrie .la/./."• yonccrt presented in the Union lUllrinini last niKht, it wax very much-*Uvi' a Muiieni "Itiers i "hi "o"'' """".i const met ion Dormitories scheduled, for across from the and kicking. Over -00 enthusiastic people watched 17 men Insurance and a Kir I prexent a dclight- _ * 4 • j Kellogg Center will house 2.WO men instead of 2,'HHI,It- fill !Nt-niinute" program. Strrl Loaders r Carnival t ('owl of I'roleetion loo Much for Silo* The' eoneert wax ax infor¬ mal ax the muxie wax Ituid. MCCI US Mills j . .» h,,iiYaKnotr?;,rp?*«^i Hannah and Tam Him .TrVolio'l veut'i'.n kmhe^mddm' ,ha' *•' J tiro rrffKlrrrd III a frenhmaii j ing um| amirdiMj* to FinV-i v r Fongross Sil "m Prohibitive insurance rate* * qunomf , prevented the Water 1'iiriiival , Homuiit idle Ilir |*rrniilrnl and draii of nlii- ^' • a; 7««wn« »ut j 0 study iiuns .-ring the three PI'I'TSIUMUMl «/C» A iHiNMl.li- ' driila. Nalhrr. IHrv .irr utifdntl* tTHtk III the *tcel -luki- U.H.II.Hk living in h«t Shan- and *n*drr . . t . . For Fall Term lax. mailt .is -.eel lean Hall., rmweU»lr I <"»**» •«• "•*«* *»* di n iMlhrroft fin n mootinu, tliiit ' 1 i»»f unlla. I.arh dnrmilury havf IniiMrd homail. uoiilil Tlir ; |ril,| • •. lion lo lU'iil 2IH) Stiidonts •iuuOflieiul t^r^lTd Sign Up for' ::: •it- Britisher ''-"'"V"."• Field Work Berlin Feuil tor MSC Freshman %£ Iht pittull ot it-pOdtlflK .himae Hdtiio uti Berlin official to! j hi llalllr t.rvvh SfMirlan Sales Continue TimIuy Thr~~5>pui'dii Maga/inr will President Falls Dofk. Betkrv Kail, Notural IliiiTiiiitin lo S|M-ak Maiiin Inili.licit For Blue Key liffttrc laOii*>iiio By I'i Si»nt;i Alpha Applications . Wonu n's Lroiip llomir.irv Fruleriiilv In Affiliate Vilionallv I iiiuii Itiiaril S'l. I'ienir fur linlav Malrrijl. Available - For f St f iual txaiM NEWS IN BRIEF Harper C.Iiomcii i t .(Mir/MMffid 'Ht lluuls Don a Hags V Officer in 'I'ho KOJE IMnANil 'fIN- Tuuzb N'.-rtf, K'«r«-.io i*- •; n National Croup* . # * * * Trauma Sole to Uhee Hummed [Hnaaiana Can]'t Take Honora for Thcae .. . CrossivortlPuzzle History Presents Puzzle Hi SttVE LONG the. heermber 21. ltll New ilu* • eruMwuril ha- Uunu >ms-1 mm Three Ironnoml Miners Heseuetl York World The originator was Arthur Wynn, then editor ot IRON WOOD Mich. '/Pi— Three of loe miners pure1' The Idea beiame l">p- ■ (run the Pepokcc Mine after their rnauc y.aterday a ular in the, USA and in olhrr cpur)tries as well. Id this country, followm in- Chinese Teat Allied Positions crea.setl lapidly, and devctoix d Haul. Law Cottier'» Emyrlopenta retx-r's i!»t it. Ap that the earliest crossword puz- -«*Bt paptrl at ^ lix wa» printed in "Fun. » »peezal Sunday luppltmenl el The German Treaties —A Test Michigan State News Student Government uid to campus clubs and honor- ' The signing of two documents making West Germany Ttecaitse the treaties have been signed does not mesn ablest is turning out to K- a reciprocal thinjr. Right now. an independent partner in European defense is a- big step that they will be accepted by the 15 nations involved. The in the direction of international co-ordination. But rati- I'.S. Senate will probably act ticfore it adjourns for pre- membership lists and names of officers are needed l>y the ftcntion will test how effective t'.S. efforts to unify the election pollticing. In other nations, ratification diffi- Department of Organizations. All kinds of nasty things Could happen to an organiza¬ West against' Communism have-becm culties may arise because'of pressure from the Commun- tion which didn't comply with Government ordinances re¬ The two treaties. Contractual Agreement and the Eur- , ists. oipean Defense Community Agreement! would bind Ger- , Even tierman ralifiratinn is not a positive nmchwlim. quiring this information, but that's not the point. Groups many and her traditional rival. France, in their first mili- Soviet pressure on the Bonn Krpuhlie concentrates on the are helped in return when they follow the rules. The in¬ tarv alliance. The agreements advance Britain's frontier past the Rhine. desire of the tierman* to he a united nation. The left, in- rinding German Socialists, argue Miat the treaties are a formation goes for constructive purposes, and it must be turned In soon. MOVING-STORAGE I sTVtr — txrrnsrATT — tattt Nick Pa pan, assistant counsellor for men, pointed out Most important of all to Americans, the treaties in- symbol of Germany divided. Signing the contract- wHI aula- FREE ESTIMATES the necessity for such lists yesterday. Vtiive a permanent lT.S. defense eonimittment separate gonlze the Knssians and make the division of Germany "With many new students and other persons interested rnnxr t-«t» .*ntn x'rr* I from NATO. and Berlin permanent. Another rising fenr is that heeanse 5n campus organizations, it is necessary for the informa¬ I'.S. diplomacy ha* taken a turn toward Internationalism of the new agreements. Germany might well heroine tion sheets to be completed and turned in as soon as since the Atlantic Charter, I N membership, setting up another Korea. possibld The information can ho of value to every group of N ATO, the Marshall I'tan, and the Korean police action. Threats and shows of force last Week may diminish If the Department of Organizations of the Student Gov¬ Such far reaching committments oh the part of our government are discomforting to manv Americans, lint with n firm stnnd by the Allies. However. Communist propaganda may effort ratification outside Germany as ernment and the Counsellor for Men's Office have it TV«iB i iiitKTi r (Ho i LOST A FOUND Ml" v oRo •! 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Over the tower of ished with one more panty raid tablished ow-hour parking on > Orchard and Kedzie Sts., from pletrd and road conalruclion Newly elected officers are Jim Hahel and into Okemos case yesterday leaving six more * a. , ~ « Collins, Ann Arhor Junior, pres¬ cases to consider before making the alley lo Ann St.. lo iombal !"'h","lrd '*«"> <>»•"< Riv- ident; John Thomas, (lolly Junior, its recommendation student parking. Residents had jrr Avc* vice president; and Lawrence S/H'int a Shutml'* lluliitoy to {Van of complained that some student ! The many ditches on Grand flecker, Chicago sophomnre, sec¬ • Covering the Cnotinent Students Tom King. After hearing the case the Judi- j cars were left in front of their j River have boon due to changes retary-treasurer. • Learning Smnnth Sailing oMtfeftMt j ho™* •" , . j being roads by Consumers Power Professors Orion Ulrey of the j The eounell also dented a c,„, thc Board of Water , clary went into session to" discuss Agricultural Economies Deparl- .1 /so . . . .the degrees" of guilt involved in pet, ion from j land SI which had reslden s on High- Light. Michigan mi T„eph„ne, and Walter Adams of (he the hearings. Nothing was decide requested i ,nd ,he clly of Bast Lansing. Each Economies Department were se¬ • A John Jnnen Shocker "(,'arbNKe IV slale «(». photo ky My Strlnkirh ] posting a 15 miles per hour • Cartoonx ed. according to Chief Justice speed j company has heen Newly Hfftfd officer. for *rn'» Counr'1 are (left to right I making it* own lected as faculty advisors. Burt Spu*vlor. limu. after the traffic commission j changes, City Manager John MT The 35 student* attending the • The CrnHHWnril 1'uzr.le of I'uzzles Roeer Walker. Kalamaion tmhnin. treasurer; Ikik Carry, Pon¬ — 'ho< » stale law of | The session lasted tile Miphnmnrr secretary; Hill shannon. Nile, sophomore. nrr yesterday 1 Pil,riarchc said. meeting discussed plans for a ■sling any speed | for It three hours uiul 45 was the fourth minutes. meeting called I ' Drainage structures- and catrh proposed straw election fall term basins are being built now, Pat- In be sponsored Jointly with 'he out today The owner of the Thrifty ; riarche added. Youhit" Republicans and decided dents involved in the and final ruad Two Phtvs IVt-Hciilcil changes will progress from Charles Hi. had rained Intel. Oayla III his business. The parklnt NOW! East Williams Night NOW snow INC. AT YOUR LANSING IT. S. BUTTERFIELD Studio Theater Term THEATERS My VICKY CONWAY NIGRUM Mate News Women's Wtlor i now showing a Studio Theater elided"its term nativities last night with STEWART ORANOER u presentation of two one-act plays' in "A Night With Tennessee .Williams." . WENDELL COREY • "The I nsatisfuelorV'Siii>per." featured Hehtley I.euhoiT, Mm Antics," I'etoskey graduate .student,, • | off from tJnv ... as Archie I.ee ■ Hovvnutii. If CO PlUil |annua! Watt • # [oroci'i'il (low southern farmer. Kay Cur- . . rat , . 'Dm WiM NmNT tis, Mason junior, played j»l> I l'illllllt«I In the New An«ro Color Fur SkiuleitlM inriGru tun it it »h- i MSC and Be o Motors, Inc. ATTENTION GLADNER ,y Sh« Unioi DIONYSIANS 'TWt Nmh It Election Meeting LANSING "FMah Hi Fary" TODAY with loot Corlls. Jan Sterling. 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