MAY OOMB OUR WAY LY STUDENT PUBLICATION VOL. 45. NO. 3 G. MICHIGAN — WEDNESDAY, MARCH U, 19B3 Plea: Unconstitutional Judiciary to Hear MIGs Shoot Down Jet Appeal by Staser In U.S. Zone of Lee SUner will uppeal his removal as freshmen president to the All-College Judiciary on taken against him was unconstitutional. the grounds that the action Staser said, "The constitution does not state that the of¬ ficer is to resign. The eligibii- Germany Ity ordinance reads.Jany of- Soviet Big Four Pilot Safe; fleer not having or maintain¬ ing an all-college 2.0 scholas¬ tic average, shall not remain in Congress Other Plane office.' The constitution does not itate how the officer U to act this matter." on May Decide Flees Guns Two-Day Stand Scheduled According to Staser. "The law could be interpreted to read that the office would be vacated, or Direct Vote U.S. Denounce* the officer become Inactive, until his point average is once again a Another Prnd* Daylight Attack Symphony to Present 2.0 or better. I am ill firm agree¬ ment with this statement because 1 think, a person elected by the Signature Check By JOHN CLANCY WIESBAIIE, Germany m —Two CommunUt MIG 15* Semi-Classic Songs class should be given every op¬ roared out of Czechoalovakia portunity to serve the class." Proponal No. 1 which calls Staser said that he asked Jack for the direct nomination and Tuesday and" shot down an Semi-classics and musical comedy will outline the pro- Strasser, new freshi American F-84 Thunderjct on to take over his duties but election by the student body routine am of the Boston Pops orchestra March 17 and 18 at 8:15 patrol over the U.S. zono his title at winter registration. of the student government of Germany, the U.S. Air Force ,m. in the Auditorium. Arthur Fiedler will conduct. "Ellwood Voller, assistant dean n pianist, will be featured of students, men's division, and be Intro- announced. Another American soloist in the two concerts. I derided that turning over the fighter plane escaped the chatter¬ responsibilities of the presidency representative Don Hoato, frat¬ ing guns. Since Fiedler's first open- Vets Given to Strasser was the right thing to ernities. Li. Warren B. Brown of Hen¬ air Ksplanade concerts in do," Staser said. Proposal No. 2, requiring the derson, Colo., emerged with onlv Boston in 1929,. the orchestru scratches as lie parachuted into irst Choice has gained 400 a repertoire of about musical works. Wilson Hints by Congress and clect- all-eollege vote, will a Bavarian woods is miles from the Czech frontier. His F-84, an )n Housing New Korean I of the new Ned Merarebr stead early type of jet outclassed by the at the Med ef Joseph Ntelte In the Hall el I'alanine In Moscow's lianas af Trade Catena. and'>m.naC» YOU HAVE oak: -Where did he veniah to"?), here hi another eel E'sjf of training re lea: a. Carry n poly sci book to class every day (or half the TURN A PRETTY HEAD TOWARD A DATE i5| pills they give you for a cold at the Health Center). Muscles will appear in no time. SPRINT, TODAY 4 It. Substitute :i steak for every rup of roffee you'd normally drink, ami mashed imtatoes for daily cigarets. This will put tilmut 7H pounds on your frame in three or Pell Aircraft r 11* here to dtv <: I now available with this leading pioneer in the r. I'rartire deep breathing. (Thia can be done wl challenging fields of GUIDED MISSILB. SL'PI R SONIC AIRCRAFT, ROCKET MOTORS and rlasK. thereby killing three birds with l AIRBORNE ELTCTRONIC EQUIPMENT hong U»ok forward to the spring range diversified programs make these openings ■I. Swimming (which yi 't lie doing if showing season ahead knowing that more appealing than ever before Don't om< this off on the lieiieh) is good i you look your very best, of Kast Acre's mud puddle* morning Is'fore break. Make your opportunity : with us tortus' Rut the time is short, men. Iteach season will tip on us lieforc we know it. The time to get in shape is now. I.ct's they aren't thy only ones who pan sport ELDA DIANE , i-s a siuixsy chass BKAUTY SAI/JN Aliove Ihe College Drug Store Pl>. ED. 2-2410 for - INFORMATION - MOOTAU BOARD VtM'ATIONAI. IIIIMi: EC PntanHv-ttorsstty 2ew.hr fixUtidUid ■L^ ■ w■ ■ wsnmVR »•» » p.m. Union Mural lt.«.n. ( LI B I NION BOARD DIRECTORS ' 15 ,,J" ' Rtoitoaery. Olfto. NeveKie. IZuuttnUifi - - - .. e~t 2 p.m . iSow.il iloom RETAILING I'U'B Med*b and Triphln, Award, PABKNTS DAV COMMITTEE ' ' Un""' T"W" Ceramle,. Paddle*. Knliwtor. T:t» p.m. Union Mural Hon.ii liREKN hplanm FOR SALE SERVICE SPARTAN KNOiNCER wZn'! ' Ceatavl SO. fx. IAIUAINI g'.BI p m . OfJIre WAKU Ot'RADNIK Me Cif.nW« IS sit |l.S4 cntw , . . ^7ABDkJ"Sw AKRON l l.r.VELANO ri.t'B , p%NM|1 TYPING—wrefeeeor end alt In Eat. Lautag 1 da.< II 00 "u* Cteaatag mmt Htw 4Sc ~'p.m., ll.a'ih 42. t'tuoii K ,1n Telephane ED. 2-S1M , * „ I. * „ '» M,«k. Sun N..y list Sw.it Skid, 12.49 ten in my home. Peat, accu N..y T-diiiti 2 Ik 11.00 FBATBBNITV.Kl.ROR.TV K'llMAEPHILON »"» Mi,, 1,1,1, 2 fa, It JO LIT S HAVE A BALL. Make It DANCE Union Bah Carlaaa - Hard Oaradalk ItcpUMietitntive*. 7 p in , M» nnt "Vanr RaUaar Men" I, M'd., 1.1 ...k wwd .v., II ...4. J j-lHJJ A Ik. He ,«...<« ,u.. •• enoineer.no councti. 2a", 7 so p m L. O. Balfaar Campany AllTOUflRVS c.i.ri Carve d'.» Olio.At s"" 11.40 " IS roa new altoea aee Mt Grend ea *9.95 ao <16.95 wlnMil»y. March 11, MRS TBI MI a® I OA® 8 T ATF N F W 8 llini, Indiana Dominate ,7b5SSC» cKwr 11-Big Ten Cage Team CSSLf Basketlmll Banquet omination Spartan Sparta l»v KEITH MILLER |||('AG0 (/Pi —Big Ten . Wednesday unani- The awarding of the team's most valuable to sophomore forward Al Ferrari featured the player award LAYAWAY ihnse Ohio State's third annual tfliert and champion Spartan basketball banquet held Tuesday Your thru one-two offensive punch . evening at the Famous Grill. khlundt and Bob Leonard |».">3 Associated Pre* The Famous Grill and Paul's Set of Matched Tt ,i team. Automotive sponsored the sophomore c.„, , :.i Al State's Ferrari was named |iost on the second event as broadcasts of they have the radio the basketball games over the past three months, Golf Clubs No w a a a unrtt. Khert and Leonard Dfreeter Ralph Venn*. I'pen re- , Brant trophy that I've ever re- Timers It he Weal Shaw- 2. The OM nlaht. The OM Timers have been forced to beat are: (frontI. to r.) Ray Mills. Stan Raster. row is were allotted for n two teams Hnh Shfatbrlm. Web Bailey and Roeer Seholti. hniee and one for a Iwjpe due to replays. The latest of (hack row I. to r.) Manatee Bob llalebt. Bob nod. Ebert. Schlundt i ,l all received • 20 nccl *nt 17—seven seconds—and Bemnr- of the 1032-53 s< e llrsts, three seconds, roaches never had intimity to survey the to Individual aw: the players Newell and assis East Shaw 2, Old Timers •a*nn for the first and Bennington reo last time, each Bid their fine work Advance Into IM Finals e played every other Several speakers krynnird Ihe -quad twice. The 18- fart am created so many that since Newell and ildlicultics. however, Renninrton arrived on rampus. thletie chiefs decided Stale has vaulted from seventh By MIL PETERSON to fifth to third In the Bis Ten | The Okl Timer* ami East Sh • buckets Complete Line of Colt revert to a 14-gnmc each school, standina aver a three year .1 rrmnories a led 12 span. One speaker went on to re mentors put and Un™(f.odrM.s- VcC'clv DdlieS dti».|H'.l in It lor lite winners. rir regular iurd poat«. | I Plan to Move Ill Ike other eamr of Ihe eve¬ For Exih'rt ning. East Shaw '! defeated N otrh ami Jfieri ry SUEDE JACKETS sis ma Nu in another clo»r '""""I.,,,, choices besides nn Davis, Iowa. St. Louis Team .schedule game, 39*21. Last sliaw hrld thr lead throughout Hi. entire Hi'/Niiriiiff Minnesota, for- SARASOTA. Fla <*-t\ ill, In m roefht i eamr holding Sigma Nu to a Illinois. een-.\cetk. president of the St. Louis • cnce leaders deci Irre III row in Ihr Hist quarter redar, Ulinois, Browns, denied recently re- controversial 18 p aa Ihe. marked isy, lite paints. THOMPSON Kerr were the porl Sigma So'. Ural lirld goal came Am he.u rutial tinu midway through a rooali sec¬ JEWELRY mm sinirt shop on i.nwr.n main is points, respec The Sp.i Snyder ju*t about fell apart ond period which ended Hi lt. even considering it a the third uuarter a* thev 2J.1 M.A.C. Knsl Lnnsing , PACKED WITH NEW IDEAS |N SPORTS- •hlundt, It. the 6' and won't unless someone makes , irrt stopped completely from WEAK THE NEW SUEDES FOR OUTER iore ho smash- who J me a fabulous offer," Vceck told ' JACKETS ARE •THI? SEASON'S TOPS Features of the season were mark the tine play- of inexperienced score — A I.ARflE SELECTION — players as Ferrari. Dick H'es- ^ Colors • Skipper lilue fooagW i'l...'!,/*"* polxed ami • Hum Itrnwn place standing in the ice. the *#-«! win Eioiiaii NLADMEN • Smoke Gray I'krrt. riitinerup ta Srhlundt honor.. 1. the only | ence that his club share in tele¬ «• State and Ferrari' l.a.l Time. Today Thru Friday • Spartan Green act m nrins vision receipt*. • Itrnim Blue - Thr Most Important Evrnt Tlir «' t" Buarheve Jun- nda^.quick wm>- m pla.iric with a weak .quad. Exhibition Ran-hull Sinre Motion Plrlurr. rastl^iccuralp \v >rr than hild hi. awn atain.t 1 earned la Talk! Arrh Obolrr'. "April ii Paris" hlunili and other lowrrlna yyith llorU Das "Bwaaa Dtvil" | and Ray- Holtrr BALL. Make 0 ,t 'eTT 50 22 Natural YUion—3 Dimensional TrSSZ L'tw' ] unanimity In Full • Length I'MiMf. with TAT E j , Robert Stack - Barbara Brltton riarae^ riiv ..pirited Hoosier — Priera — Mallneea Tie - Nkht. - Spa. 9*c LANSINI ('Sir j —Mi It bit t T H i; K S I) A V Sporl Shop l.owrr Mnin : r n.oii a. well a. a ateady HI- 'Ihrn Friday — lasASSSnlbSd'"' itf-a-game tcorer, was expcct- CAPITOL hacking. US ata. and ceatla. "uch solid V 11" " Junior Gopher smallaat man on the Milwaukee Invitational Today Only "Thr Thiol of H. Koiifchek & Pro. m Special party •• learn. RUi sharp "Tl* Iron Mistreu" Vtoieo" Beckons Eight Thinclads | k. '.crape, vfporous iTffhnifoliri uilh Maria Monies 11.1 Norlh Washington Avenue SARINS CO. ■... ki-i work and flooa and I'aul Chri«lian with Alan l.add State Theater . ■ ..Tiie.1 him a rapu- The wind-up of the indoor truck Heunon semi* eight S|»ur- and Virginia Mayo versatile of tea*. Phaaa M» SK tam to Milwaukee for the Milwaukee Journal Invitational meet. — AIro — "Taagior lneMaat" nitli flenrgr Hrenl \'!i T's ct.ASSIFIlDS laauaaa. aamo n Mian gtctprm oo« I "W COST" . . . . Coach Karl Schlademen la sending • two-mile relay team "Tin Nappy Time" and Marl Aldon com|K,Hecl of John Walter .,, ( flcld (n (lM with Charles Bayer K2 ; RRV"; T«t A Special CaatMoef Dick Jarrett, fcil Barr and tw0 „u. rtUy. ceorg.town Uni- Look Juurdau John Cook. ' vereify la the fevorifo to win but BLUE GREY *♦ Have Them Ip Lou Vargha and Bill Bren- wdl bo presaud by Illinois, Indi- Bant. R 1 T E R S RENTALS ^ rkane t-ttll tat del will learn up with Cook end "n« »neautifiil Shoes tail leva thta sufoos 'ifflJIS •"'" "-WV'U. Sporl Shop — Lower Main SPECIAL CARTOON Sdgrave JiJMW N. Knltckak I try. PAUL LUKAS !l> North WmUrrIie Avo—o sdanmi tniatri ****** TBI MICHIGAN BTATI H I WB Meeting Planned for Fees Due for UN Study Seminar Spin House Approves Hawaiian Statehood Concert Band Fraternity Sing All persons who hevo hken ac¬ Checks should be mad* out to For Coeds at Uaioa WASHINGTON the On roll cell vote of 274. sotope » Coedi who cepted for the United -Notions the College YMCA-YWCA. Forty- There will be a meeting for all Study Seminar in New York dur- louse Tuesday approved t1 Mil it sent its Ensembles fraternity sing chairmen at • p.m. > make Hawaii the 4Mb state fat To Bent today in the Tower Room to dis¬ before S p.m. cuss rules and plans for the May to have their fee In p.m. at the Union wSToffk AWfe office. 21 Fraternity Sing. The sing is In Sunday Program service The Michigan State College Concert band, under the • the diri direc¬ Song choices will be submitted by the fraternities and given out on a first-come-first-serve basis, {ousew tion of Leonard Falcone, will present a concert March 15 at Tom Richardson, 4 p.m. in the Auditorium. Highlights of the program will be blea. Appearing midway in the O'Neill Play To End ill be the eight Tonight lying the diffi- Chosen for The last meeting of the Union Board Dance Instruction wi Motion" by Nio held tonight at 7. All those Spring Play In this composition, Stole . who have signed up for course are urged lo attend, and placed by the clarinetists. This particular transcription was made | huwne O Ncill s comedy "All by Nicholas Falcone of Ann j Wilderness" has been chosen us bring a partner, Chandler Bcnto Story Arbor, brother of the director. j the spring term play. Tryouts for of the clarinet group faton Rapids j |hp ()|aV!i are bcjn|( hc|d ,n Fa|,.. German Quit Program •..for you! ch()d Thca|cl. |oI)j((hl and Tt)U|,.. Junior: Richard Deve.v. Norfol... . To Feature Cowl Singer Va.. Junior: William Oardncr,! :ht °m' rehearsal will l»c June Cannon. Petoskey junior, East Lansing junior: Charles j held before the close of this term Aurand,* Battle Creek junior:; and rehearsals will begin next Marin Whitcomb, Osage. low,,< term April I. Johannes Brahms and Hugo freshman; John Hay Bernett. .... . Any eligible stu- Wolff for the program of the Captivating the Spring stole picture is this ultra smart . little cape stole of poodle tone mixture in solid or two . . .. Jackson senior: Robert Sack, lam- tlC" "l wrl o,n" 10 uul' fl1" German Club meeting, tonight at 8 in the International Center. tone color combinations. Perfect little wrap foil Spring aing Junior, and William Tucker, j «*tor ! Don According to Buell tho. roles in- Muskegon Heights freshman. nings, gala formal affairs ... or with a contrasting For the flnal number, the band cludo"* "mellowed fnthdT," h or matching skirt it becomes a becoming costume suit! Is playing "Music for a Festival" ' traveling salesman, a Liberty Lou by Gordon Jacob. It was conunis- am! a college freshman who can Beautifully lined with matching taffeta. White, lipstick sinned by the Arts Council of ■ read the "Hubniyat of Omar red, powder blue, gold or navy. Combinations of pink/ & Great Britain for the Festival of Khayyam" and make it stick. grey, gold/grey, powder blue/grey. Britain. 1951. O'Neill was writing from his own " of the brass ensemble | past and "Ah Wilderness" is a Vincc, Leslie sen- kindly yet humorous portrayal 9.95 jor; Konald Phillips, Birmingham of life in 1910 as lived by a pros* sophnmore; Richard Goldsworthv, i pective college freshman. Detroit senior; Jack Keith. Mt. { Casting will also bo held for Morris senior; Donald Cornwcll, the Truman Capote drama, "The Detroit junior; William Bcrndt, 1 Grass llarp." which Thetn Alpha Birmingham freshmail. and Don- i Phi Is planning to offer as their Stoles—charming old fashioned •Id Proko, Grand Rapids junior, spring show. PAGI.IACCI . . yet as new and modern as p" f Placement Bureau Interviews With (iigli Stoles to wrap warmly around the f. •'Av shoulders or drape casually over the arms. Stoles affectionate iv t PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS Ihirt'I Forget the Retard Hon in and friendly . . . stoles beautifully sophisticated and eloquent. Tho of fashionable assurance ¥ fy Grand Rapids Public Schools Dr. J. flyman. Club Lightweight v with every Spring costume! Portage, Mich., Public Schools Dir. Personnel Varl O. Wilklm Lanning^H knit stole in beautiful chevron Wide »" metal lie fc Campus metallic lurcx Ihread, hand knotted fringe. thread design on both ends. 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