WEATHER: CLOUDY SKIES, GREY OUTLOOK EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — TUESDAY, MARCH 17, HIM FACULTY VOTES AGAINST ROSE BOWL 154-94 Ballot Cast MSC Verdict May N To Discontinue Pact Affect Final Outeo Hy STAN STKINBORS CHICAGO (&)—Despite an anti-bowl bloc hublied I Michigan State's faculty voted against of the igan State, Minnesota ami Wisconsin, s|>cculation grew Mqn- Ten's Hose Bowl pact with the I'ncill 'otifer- ence Monday afternoon at the Music Auditorium. ljliy that ~ the Big Ten. will Bowl rcnowal muster enough votes to carry the The vote was 154-M in favor of a propositi hy Deap propose MinneMota and Wiacnnain C. Emmons, chairman of the speculation grew Monday that the Bi# Ton will muster enough votes to carry the Rose Officials Athletic Council, faculty vote adversely on the that the Meeting Bowl renewal proposal. Minnesota and Wisconsin pre¬ Meet With Western Conference's parti¬ cipation in the post-season event Shows Need viously had voted against re¬ newal. The only other schools to lr vote thus far is Illinois. The Tllini approved a Legislature For Library pact conditionally. Michigan. House Committer Iowa. Ohio State and Indiana are To Discuss Kutlgrl IVsciit l> •ill I Orchestra has enil>ai'keil on a iiatiiuiwide tour. inadequacy of the slse of the SKtO a.m. and may The Pops' veteran conductor. Arthur Fielder, will apia-ar circulation desk, the mutila¬ noon, according t< tion of bunk* and the lack of here with the Boston Pops Tour Orchestra at the Auditorium education of the user* of the Warner (H-YpsilanU) tonight anil Wednesday night lihrar* in propt r library eti¬ Waruct snid that th quette. MSC. to Offer : would discuss with the thrc , Comprised of semi-classical hhlsic, walt7.es. marches amtliAT I? • the college's total of He said that requr* he did not the latest popular hits, .he <«- itsrl I lNCW heilllliar n> particular questions m • ask. but felt sure that he v live some as the hearing lightly Spring Term TonightV itrnsr.no will • ludr iHih favoritrN a*. Rakers? Marrh" hy llrrl jlier." "Charma inc ." "Ale\- nder'n Ragtime Rand." "The Whi.hti tide or the Valkyrie*" hy Was- Michigan Stair'* viouslv still on hi* mind, told Another hi* fellow family member*. ide* that graduate I Filling X'mthrr would rather Itaye people point - kill have no better School Official Torm i '.hmm. ins their linger at u* for win¬ ning too much then to have hen graduate student* vacated, or the them feeling *orry for u* be¬ weeM he became inactive, until hi Denies Illegal Fx a ills to Begin cause we are loning too much." unusually important average la unee as sin e American way of State (ul Use II ith Gray Skies cstfrn Michigan Col- Winter term will end on 4 catioh president said. Knrollmciil Drive To End March 20 For *Y' Members i the interpretation < > the student Rover night. relinquish the office Spartan on Sale. nts who received Feature* Pictures Drop/ieil by Xntional in school get the j guilty BOSTON 'ACPI- I II wed by students . 1 The Mm 1 h t«uc of College chapter of i. Graduates who ( HTAMER. rate S I duct " He irtcd to "throw YWCA to Hold Theta fraternity has • grades in college j and Wednesday, is inaugurating a best in thu bu Afindcred why rlson, former new publication policy, Future plans aim toward an Drive for Used Sangrcn said Economy Push charged at a March 5th school S m i t h, had increase in pictorial features. To get the ball rolling, the March Books. Supplies •SWSKS Entails Closing meeting that he padded scIwmi! issue will feature six pages of kt. Jlirtw wtrtnu aton^Y* Of Fort Custer llgures at the direction of the superintendent. Kleptomania, cartoons stolen from ot 1 «ollegc levc NEWS IN BRIEF the first wi MSC! Colors Fly the Union I . .S. Bushes Jets to Germany ft- m vmr H V to Offer mtrirs with 'ho great- wikspOdf.N. (lermany UP)—The ll.S. Air Fonv rushed some far St. Pat's said Carolyn I «yons, new Sabre jet fighters from England Monday as an answer to Com rce Service I that Fur! Custer .hoitlv will rinsed under • government m ! to save money. Day Highlights Green s ve is ith living held in con- World Student Scr- munlst shooting attacks which have brought down an America fighter plane and a British bomber, # ★ * wing Term i ; Shafrr said that the formal do- ! B* MART ALICE B1TCNUN to rnnvertK. clashed v cisum will be announced Wcdnc- MSC colors y true are flying "colleen" He also once was i have charmed th onstratnr* Parade i Id'stii.ienir,oritaoi*!i,t!oii! | Tito, British Discuss Defense April f. Student da>. 4it MSC by Campus throughout the IX)NDON uPi-Presldent Tito of Yugoslavia, the flr.t head of ul New will Oder ill A saving of U million if ex- \ throughout all the 1 For music so that they from Communist state to visit Britain, arrived by ship Monday for talk of charge. Students ' petted the first year and U.SO0.- bearing vitally on Western defense plans in the Balkans. office on UC0 annually thereafter from the Day \fH- Course on Korea . fort', closing. the Battle Creek with the ORourkcs, Murphy.,. were driven into the wn'cr by AWS congrcssnian flan. Kellys and Sulhvans all proud¬ ly claiming title to their em¬ drowned. The loot legend Pat is that on To Hryin Spring Term I Peaceful Picketing Approval Council, la ~ Confirmation of i " ho wUh to buy or fell move was not immediately avail- ! erald ialc. 'And woe begorrah Jiis death in March of tr.i iu,r Also Economics," WASHINGTON Oil—The Supreme Court Monday upheld the ri| ■' lormation may be phon- able at the fort. A flource there ' the "orange men" who cram . Ml, the sun did net em for 12 prevalent In dealing with the current prob¬ of Virginia courts to halt peaceful picketing if it conflicts with 1 'he office or delivered in «aid that the action had been their path. dayr. Korea when members of the lems raised by the Korean emer¬ state's right-to-work law. The Virginia law says the right to wi under consideration. For evrrv March 17th, the Headlining today'a faathrilic, first Cominonweallh Division gency. will be offered by the may not be denied because of membership or non-membership k ri'N faced the enemy with aprig, Economic! ~ 'eprewntalives will be Shafer Mid Fort Custer will be "m on the of whom it was Mid: "There Day rarade New York Cllv of shamroi'ka—Ju«> flown in term. Dr. Waltc night of April • used for two months each registration card. In lad. were no Christians in Ireland Fifth from Ireland—in their helmel,. , had extensive experience aa a r»rdi can be in the in to ■ when Patrick began Ms work When he dtedj* Avenue with an estimated roil- So grab vour shillelagh, rut consultant to vi Union Officials Skip Meeting Union i In Nor"h- those last "cram" minutes, anil agenci in this great celebration. the three JACKSON. Mich. (AA—Union repnawMaMeea" tailed You may 1h "bit of | As many Monday at a meeting called by a state t**4adh« | Siccus 1 SMI dps which Moke certainly a sary will be opened for the the wage dhptrte between the CIO UUpr Wiltllll f I ■ arrassr—; M of ; lCditorially Michigan State News | Letters to the Editor Last Night's Show o the Edit* This lett^i e of protest, jus the Bis Ten. mere disgust. It Is in disgust was here at State as a frcsh- t took over ant absorbed a 55-0 drubbing at Wasn't Very, Real ght.v Michigan. This was in accordance with Pres. John A. Hannah Monday evening conferred .148 degrees. This should he the last formality for the 26fi WASHI seniors. , President It should complete their four years at Michigan State dreds of t< this time all was well. MS< urovrlrd at the text (if the paw or, thai were to deride whether state should Join their hlrhlv- College—years that saw MSC enrollment reach a peak, as "New E They call it the |M>int of 110 return. reaardrd (and this point Is debatablei ronferenee. t'p to thla completion of new classroom buildings and dormitories. (stration. The story of the newspaper in the eyes of at least one point relationships were fine. Grand llivcr pep l allies, the first MSC team enter Big Ten At the sa Now I nm inclined to usree with Ocofge Aldcrtnn when he said competition, the Spartan football team named No. 1 in the tiosxr admli Individual is the story of a captivating l ook, for once you've that in J018 at the acceptance of Slate in the conference the pre¬ Crossword Puzzle nation, a revamping of the Basic College and credit system picked it up, it cannot be placed aside for anything else. vailing attitude was that MSC was not wanted. What was the and many other events. In the honk comes Ihe cast (if characters, and you. probationary period which was imposed before State had a chanee ACROSS Babylonian to compete in football, lor TurV I wns always under the Impression I. Ascent! The traditional affairs—the Water Carnival. J-Hop, 6. Strikes ivith you are one of them, although your part is al first that a probationary period was for investigation purposes. The pain unimportant and singularly insignificant, especially to The commissioner knew nil along of the existence of the Spartan May Morning Sing. I'rosh-Soph Hay. Homecoming. II.Stately 4? Superlntix you. Gradually, though. Ihe role lakes on added respon¬ Foundation but now, just when the football team is ready for Fraternity and Sororitv Sings—were as much a part 13 Of the back* eiKliti*; 4.1 Bulgarian sibilities and the test becomes not one of whether the competition, this, foundations found to be guilty of unfair practices. of those four years as s o'clock classes, midterms and It nil adds up to me a ju-t plain '.vellow.' finals. stage is big enough for you. litil whet her you arc l|lg Why not Just come out Willi It', Tub. and say thai a few IS. Ripe Iti. Long fish enough for the stage. members of your eonfereure have been drlvins so long thai But the 26G forgotten seniors leave MSC almost nn- 17. Kind ol silk •hey Just can't lake a Imck scat. They are afraid to lake a lick- ll». Offer to buy The vistas broaden anil the eras come anil go ami still noticed. There will be no senior swingout for them. There SO Symbol for Ins from the member who was supnosed to nlay dead al ihelr tellurium will be no Senior Ball, no caps and gowns, no frills for Emerging' you are awaiting more, sitting hack In view and review St. Tagged conference, ami chronicle each one of them. Then |H>rhaps yon begin lik«* the University of Chicago, uho could offer their graduation. In fact, they didn't even receive their 25. Wlitle East Indie 20. Male deer he expects E to wonder why the rote was created and just what sort degrees Monday evening. 28. Lip,ht ca; riafi executive on of parts il will earn you once the present play has been Dr. Hannah will confer the degrees in word only. If 260 30. Overdo gripping aw to a giant 52. Commenced presented for the last time. It. Either seniors pass their winter term final examinations only then rt;i. Citrdu- status that h will Dr. Hannah's words become reality. 35. Symbol for nf numerous No one tells you that perchance litis rule is not a G. Mineral stepping slonc—thai it could be possible Hull stepping •xpelled. To many winter term graduates commencement is several a< stones are well-concealed. hut a faree. With a week of final examinations lying have enmpla pendent and Ihey ahead commencement is not the graduation exercise Manketing^o And a well-known author paints a picture of the American dor civil scr ii was meant to lie. journalist with trinity breath and hlisid-shot eyes who cares possible for Ihe t.vi not it damn for- the tads but calls for the angles, because The,Michigan State College facility can put the meaning which the angle is what makes the story mill tin' circulation. irt of the Western Conference of commencement hack into this last official ceremony Facts do not startle readers lillt angles tin. lint that same Let's have a thorough investi- for winter term graduates. It can vote to uliolish final journalist does not really believe all that he does is what top of the board) and see if examinations for all graduating seniors, whether they he should he doing. leave MSC fall, winter or spring term. Ami if I knew for sure that toniotrow was the end of the '.'.HIIII (lie tells you), what a paper we'd get out in the morning! IMIil i Toll LIKLSd'OVFKAUF Lambda Chi's \(ii'\e traveled a long, long trail and the end is not in sight, lor you would lie running if il were. Select May 16 SPRING SWING But rather ymt stop off tinder the shade nf n tree 0-12 p.m., Friday. V and loal, hark at Ihe ground you hate entered, and sur¬ For 6500' Race fllRISTEXN SCIENCE vey Ihe greund you must cover before Destination is ORGANIZATION late this W rent-lied. The trouble yon have is deriding which of your Agriculture tasks—task past or task present—is going lo count Chapel ttlien they g«,l around In adding up the score. tlccnlioe. For this has been a swan snug. Ami Ihe rest I alii going i of stimulating (TjdciJJttfceeU the public ml to take will he welcome, worthwhile ami at times just a In an attempt l.» nrrvnt those which arc of rerngnired mrrit but not eomnmiJt avail thle in other media of CLASSIFIEDS RATES entertainment, litis precarious gullible lor ptihlir taste also involves inrrr.isrd for It wordt PERSONAL expenditures for a hither level nf seriirry and costumes ii order lo keen our production level abreast of the lop educational theatre dep.ir(Mimits in thi« country. »it . 45c I Shbtt $2.49 Hart'nw'B Orchestra. •ere?I 3c P*r day for oach word over IS 5-3S.TS. 2 for $1.00 often A ISc icrvlct charge for credit. 2 for $1.00. 2 for $1.20 ! AUlVlvlUllVt KD-a-aiie. gio' j Wmktli'iliM, Doug Weaver !!> the Student Fiingics* Library Committee am ivpieal of the student anathy tow an "What's happened to my U.'» cents7 ||nw is it benefiting ran oitlv hon,. that my two-tills a term Nf me?" representatives to Florida between terms. Matty cotoo to ckaot* from UH This question has heen itskt'd hy you, its sttalents, since Two for $12.00 Huachuca, I F»ded Den-m F«"t» tpper $1.41 been ussignc the tiiv emend incut was |ms*ctl. Vmi are justified in asking: FOX HOli FX Reports n this question. WeM like to help you answer it. iMor by Stolo Tkooto* IMtiice from t Among the direct benefits we have provided are free C>ty block b»'5* rt BotomoM I howling shoes, flee all-college dances, the send-off fur Optn Thwndoy until $ P.M. I FHjn< CD. 7-9571 l*ies. Hannah, pep rallies, the I1.A. system, and financial aid tor organ!/.ation*. These are Ihe things LOST AND FOUND which directIv benefit you, hut it must he remembered that organizations must cover overhead. This item was previmi-lv financed h> the administration. Your student government is now financed hv rypEWRin you as students. We ft el this is as it should he. SALES - RENT A: Hut ' juk ti» tliit t benefits . . one tit particular. Of course, v m.,v he prejudiced, hot we believe that the most direct k t oin mm which will hi net it all of us as stu¬ r/OLVtRiNE TrPEWk dent ..ml citi ens »,f Michigan and the United States is our • It A.WAZOO Investment towards the new MSt' Library. Staff Lot Yes. \ou t «• ed pnit of your tax quaiter in tin' inform- - tional project, conducted tliiough the student government -Music G HOUSING '•"HTLAB '•• University • <> KWAX «'*m rather i 1>>. Station ' "lenity to '"'I rnom wl Mst mvil- (, |,l.(.,,( 1(1,,, y„„ „|H| I IIIOMBV All (if . !* Ii.ive iu-*.i'ii tin* waiting in lull'* ami not fiutoog book* I lin lilinuio* Wl nil kimw thi" need, lint up to now mi no ha- gum- nut it ml worked fur tin- hIu.IooI'* litrniry. Floor A* rrprrsenlalhrs nf you, Ihe student hnd.v, we feel that this is something >uu a mild like to see done. The d£riEbrn""' "tvr wom*1 •valUblc Phoive CD l-Twn proposed library will trul) In- n iK-autlful anil vet ftinc- GRADUATE MEN. furnb I inn,I HtidiliiHt III MSt "s rampuo. lll'T, ami here ia where van emu,, in, the l.ilirnry Com- iltti'o van only give van ami your parent* tnfniniation TjTJTS or CD S-Jas' i help you get your library, we CAN'T Imilil it for you. You will receive a letter from its when you are home txt week, it will give you the facts with which to work. ; will be up to you to talk tn your I in rents ami show them Mt you need t new library. They can then write, or even better, talk direetlv to Ihelr representatives la Ihe Slate l.eghdature and toU them how much MSC! needs a new library. We he'e.Mld the (round work for your library, but you APRIL 6-17 II your parents muat do the tiuikling. JPQUC. PIOHT. YOUR LIBRARY IS WORTH FIC.HT- IpJtML ITS UP TO YOU tm I 11.-0,11,0 A n It A f I N ■ W S President to Clean House, Glee Oub Sets Date for State UM.nwaa Korean Trouble Stager Remove 'New Deal Thinkers1 Concert Tour ial men's gle« m f through the Health Insurance Program will begin w Tornado Destruction Squelched by Administration h WASHINGTON WV-Sen. T.ft 'R-Ohio) -aid Monday by the 45-Voice group, under rtion of Edward Richmi President Eisenhower I* Retting ready to sweep out hun¬ uetor in muarf. The program dreds of top policy-making officials whom Taft described : ^; a-. "New Deal thinkers" left over from the Truman admin¬ istration. folk songs, the "Spartan At the t Song" and "MSC Shadows." Minnesota Dean Works of Handel, Schubert. Grieg and Deems Taylors will highlight To Give Speech at tour will be Giltner Dedication Sparta Tones quartet. Tfcy -i tenor, Don Toms, Jackson Dedication ceremony for MSC's Woods, Deer- • : Mill- new Ward Gillner Hall will start at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, There will be public tours of the center at 3 p.m. Sunday, and professional meetings will complete the dedi¬ cation Monday and Tuesday. Toms. Dr. Harold Macy. veterinary dean at the University of Minne¬ Lowell, , LeRoy, Cadil- Fowler Replies sota. will give the main address at the Thursday dedication and Nlles, Kalamazoo Benton and Harlror. Grand Social Circuit Gov. O. Mennen Williams will also speak. Rapids. Two performances will be given in Gary, Ind. To Criticism of More Phi Kappa Tan pinning, Than prapara for your honoymoou Dr. William Markle of Lapeer The Jim Bates, Princeton, N.J., glee club has toured ire Several administration leaders ive complained that Democratic will be toastmaster for a dinner at 0:30 p.m. in Ihe Union. Michigan, parts of Illinois. Indi- i, Wisconsin and Ihe Upper Supply System lunior lo Ellie Strong, Battle ."reek junior and Chi Omega: Ed now. Moil roiorti will ba ful If you wolf. Thoutandt of eotoqtom Other from oil ovor tha Unitad Stalaa mkctlniyrf many key Jobs un- speakers will be Dr. ■insula. In last year's tour, "okes, Detroit sophomore to Gin- -r civil service has made It im- Connor D. Smith, stale Board of which included broadcasts over nie Hitt, Grosse Pointe soph >at. happy mraj ' t of a Rtfla orible for them to name even Agriculture member; Board Sec¬ Ihe Mutual Network and the Na- pore: Bob Mctzger, Scotia, N.Y., irir own top assistants in some retary Karl H. McDonel, of MSC: Dr. Morris F. Lamoreaux of During Vacation ed day services he is told Congress Mon¬ making substnntul senior to Peg Fabian, East Lan¬ ding junior and Chi Omega; Dave Grand Rapids. State Veterinary progress but indicated it will take Roberts, Dearborn junior to Tall and I Medical Association •gia Rochm. Franklin Village tin (It-Mats the White and Ivan Maystead nf Owossn. president, Michigan Milk Producers' Asso¬ Foreign Students Plan tion. Hear Adm. J. W Fowler, re¬ junior and Alpha Chi Omega, recent Phi |)-Ha The' o - ciation president. * To Travel Through U.S. Six Spartans tired head of the defense supply management agency, appeared be¬ is Dick Haniey, Boston, senior to Barb Sperry, East fore a House armed services sub ri ru nd Rapid: It teas not Immediately dis- Luncheons Honor To Participate With this edition. Mlcht- Trips to other parts of the United States seem to be the -loseil what departments or ngen- ■us would feel the brunt of the Retiring Chief of main interest of foreign students at MSC during spring vacation. In UN Convo However, Martin said Eiscn- Police A<1 Training llomi Kapadia, Indian s|ieeial student, is accompanying Six MSC students and an ad mwer expects lb announce a plan five other students on an eight visor from the faculty will attenr Two surprise lunchdnns. Fri¬ ,te tins week to reshuffle the day trip to all the southeastern the seventh annual Midwest Stu¬ tcrirulturc Department. day and Monday, honored Alum, Club to Show states. dent United Nntions Conferenci that he isn't moving fast enough. He testilted that Ihe first iw- Chief Charles F. Rhodes, re¬ at the University of Wisconsin 01 in his project will be Martin said this plan does not rail for any "violent ehaagen." tiring co-ordinatnr of law enforce¬ ment training for Ihe Continu¬ Sports Movies March 27. 2B and 29. This conference is designed to rreto step taken when the servlees ndont on July I a unified eatalogue fur hut seeks to Improve Che de¬ ing Education and Police Admin¬ istration Departments. To District Groups enlighten the students of the buying food. partment efficiency In oesan- Midwest as to the function, pro¬ At the Friday luncheon, the It contains t,ID3 items compar¬ Alumni Club activities for the cedure and importance of the ed to 2,035 Police Administration Depart¬ rent of the term start today with before, he said, add¬ was not disclosed whether the United Nntions Assembly through ing that about 17 lu-i'Tiit of Hi ment gave Rhodes a luncheon set. a District Club Officers workshop lutivc for the proposal to toss bnokends and an ash tray, both actual presentation and argumen¬ Hems were eliminated ns in Hastings for Eaton, Barry, dupli¬ tation of diplomatic problems. cations or obsolete. •New Deal thinkers" came depicting MSC scenes. Van Buran-Allegan County clubs. The MSC delegation will repre¬ n the White House or from Monday. 35 members of ihe Jack Breslin, assistant director sent France. inhnwer's congressional lieu- Continuing Education and Police of alumni relations will take Michigan State students parti¬ Agent Denounce* Administration staffs presented charge. cipating will be Don J. Zigman. fishing tackle and a framed scroll The Lenawee County club will for Scobie Arnott, Australian East Lansing sophomore; Haro TV, Radio Program* signed by members of the two graduate student, during vaci I lead-on Crash departments. meet with John McGoff. assistant director of alumni relations, and He and Kevon Gosper, best Roupinian, Detroit junior; Lenore BINGHAMTON, N.Y. f/l*>-An Koessel, Lansing junior; Putririn FBI agent told a police confer- After class Friday, police ad prof. Charles Irvin, of the Com¬ man, will stay in Connecticut for cnce recently that television and Kills MSCGrad students surprised Rhodes with a travel clock and on honorary munication Skills Department. Starr Keesler, alumni director, a week with Gosper's relatives, and then they will journey on to Hcrvey, Saginaw graduate Un¬ dent, and Morrill Millar, Detroit membership in Alpha Phi Sigma, begins an Eastern tour March 24 Washington, D.C., where the wed¬ freshman. Zigman Near Amarillo national police honorary. Chief Rhodes has been - at in Pittsburgh where he will show ding will take place, said Gosper, Australia junior. will head Ihe delegation, and Dr. Gene Over- the U. of M.-MSC football Aim street of the Political Srienco-De¬ Lt. ftolande E. Michelson of Michigan State since Jan. I, 1951, ' and the campus Aim, "The Wid¬ Gospc* said that Arnott met his partment will act as advisor. and has been in charge of train¬ American fiance while in Wash¬ last II .<11,in tainsmg. a police admints- student at MSC before en¬ ing programs for police recruits and law enforcement officials. ening Circle." Keesler will be in Boston. Mass., and Hartford, Conn., March 25 and 26 where ington on a vacation.. The delegation is sponsored by the Michigan State International Pops uring the armed forces, was kill¬ Relations Club, and flnunccd by Harold E. Haun. Ypsilanti chief he will also show the Alms. ed in a head-on automobile crash appropriations made by the Stu¬ near Amarillo, Texas, Sunday. i of police, will fill Rhixibs' posi¬ March 27. Keesler will appear dent Congress. tion next term. in Buffalo. N.Y., Pete Newell, bas¬ He was traveling with his wife, u hc- was also killed, and tMbir ketball coach, will speak and After that ho"took up* tlx show a Aim on one of State's Professor Blythe lo n of the Pops orchestra am too young children .en route FFA Gives Student basketball games. March 31 New¬ brightened concert houses tin trum Camp Gordon, Da., to Ft. Give Addrrmi ToiIhv Huarhuca, Aril., where he had ell will speak to the New York In this six day adventure, these been assigned by the Army. i Trip to England Alumni Club and show the same Aim. students will see the many points M. f. Blythe, assistant profes¬ sor of Heports received by Lansing of interest in Grand Rapids, said mathematics, will speak police from Amarillo aay thut the j A four and one-half months Breslin will meet in Grand today on the subject, "Math ; all-expenses-paid trip to England Rapids for another district club Mrs. Louise Carpenter, assistant Courses for i a., children, Timothy, 4. and was awarded lo David Boyne, adviser to foreign students. Secondary School Mary Kathrinc, J, are in "fair" workshop March 24. On March During the vacation, 51 MSC Teachers." The talk will be held : Mariette freshman, by the Future 25. he will meet with the Glad¬ Farmers of Amerira. He will sail win-Midland County Alumni students will attend the United at 4:20 p.m. in the conference Realty Co. Mirhelsotf served in Germany Nations. Keethley Johnson, West room of the Physics-Math Build¬ from New York City April 13. EAST LANSING Club with Prof. Paul Bagwell, and was later shifted to Korea Boyne, a dairy production head of Communication Skills. lent, will be ing. All students interested are SAVINGS AND UIAN HLUG. where hc was wounded in acUon. this i invited to attend. He Was hospitalized at Percy major, is the president of the Michigan Association of FFA. He Evergreen Entrance Jones Hospital, Battle Creek, for : was chosen for the annual trip Too SucceufuF Thief Ph. ED. 2-57M months before his assignment by the National FFA organis¬ in Georgia. ation. Initial recommendation Develop* Poor Habit A 1945 graduate from East was given by tlie various advisors HOUSTON (Ah—A man who Helga Ogertschnig, A us1 '■•'using High School, Michelson of the numerous local FFA chap¬ did a aucceuful job of burglariz¬ special student, Is going I the TakeHomeA Ixpok was son of Mrs. R. Fred ters. ing a television sain shop recent- with her roommate to Ohio. The Mahelson, 423 Abbott Rd. and Boyne said he exports to tour ly let succaas go to his head. In the British Isles and make a trip his second try at the seme shop *Uff flocked Out, to Paris. 25c tO $5 (a wonderful select ion) -MuxirGoM'RoiiiMt I-ORTLAND University (ACP)-I of Oregon radio sta- Take Home - «'• Station staff members were • "lently locked '"""I out of the room while a turntable went and 'round playing con- the Take Home • a T-m« sweat shirt for little brother, sister Leave m Your faulty typewriter for repair during spring vacation Sell " Cash for your un¬ wanted text books-sell your booksat the end ofthisterm Campus Book Store ~T THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Tuesday, March 17,1T41 mrnmmmmmm Tsrnlw Lmwi • ' sk..- Get Routine... Current Books in Review In 1*50 Budd Schulbenr charmed a few Influential w-o. Pie with his third novel. "The Disenchanted." This honk j, " now available In a pocket edition, and deserves atter>ir>j from collefe readers. The hero is Manly Hallida.v, supposedly Schutbcv, illepamlns portreyil of the late — —- P. Scott fltxsonld. Hallidey hat when author Schulberg hen the victim of too many par- his style of writing he . > tasty 11 net: is In another • 192D's portrayed In dreams, Sch-.:lbcrg- isn't around: but we meet The author ends it all more inaccurate Schulberg In jeeting a moral . . . "Take 1 acter of any drunk at any me. baby, in America i party. All of these char- like success." Steams and the many In spite of the frequent urge the reader to believe ding passages, Schulberg nr ■ulberg's opinion of Fltsgeraid. in "The Disenchanted" two Lansing Rabbi On one level the book is the of experience, two active of the acters, and a few sparks of; Maintenance Plans Vacation 1 former •bright Inc brilliance. On another Schulfcierg Is a It Is a picture of the fascinating ever, when quoting T. S. I Handles 4.000 Observances memories. through HaUiday's James-Strah Items Yearly the redemption Passover, which Frosh-Sopli Whea Sehalberg Is writing ! of ahoal the FMageraMlsh twen¬ their Egyptian task 1 ties. he Mrs awfully hard to Bv Ron r.ROOM 35C0 years ago. will be observed style. This Plans Top 1 A hupp effort Was made by Jews throughout the world be¬ .Sehulberg's ginning Monday evening, March style. wHheot attaining the to clean up MSC last year. caality- sf Pllsgerald s. While Twenty-one thousand pounds of cleaning powders. Scrvi'-es will be conducted by Rabbi Alfred L .Friedman In the we're la the It's, however, the writing nicely delineates Council LisA Shaare.v Zedck Synagogue 1 .-.nsing at the corner of "Worth | Frosh-Snph Day plans • Pennsylvania and Linden Grove, be foremost on the Fr m. Tuesday, After transactions u Hollywood magnates, the two g: Soob Council apenrla held Pridey. lo an Eastern college, the setting j next term, acconlinjr to ! pm- and Tuesday, of their script for a "smash pro¬ ues including the duction " By the time thev ar- Hallidtv Is sliding ha'k Into • by Rabbi the debauched life of his earlier Friedman to • place Jewish stu- iblicity, r:ctivi!:« and tho < • rlcnts remaining in the vicinity ol Since Hallida.v is j diabe'ic, he , : is soon in a critical Flans for the danee, *t Ea>t i-insing during the holidiy and so is the novel, i ill rlima* Frosh-Soph in Jewish homes for the specie meal These students are request puts some life bark into his nar¬ "ties, are under* cd to roiit.i t Habbi rriedman a rative by having thr tv.-Korro at¬ ronnflt vnt-d to hold the «V< ' the Hitlel office. tend a faculty party The dialogue In Hello** renter, alihouth here is more convinrjrg than arrsnrements have not y*t » heretofore, and the general mood 'Caniillv' Featured of the writing is more stimulating. After shocking everyone in sight, As Foreign Movie. ffalliday finally plctely to his old succur way t * Oilier Films Slated the writing efforts ant h other The w hild Theatri Cpefts Offrrrd Petitions *«ented v :lh the from Dumas' i For WAA Pn.iti<»n« ; i« at the gnd e famous love story f Association manager* petitions will be • Green Helmet and Tower G through March 25 i to aid in registration. He-* m concourse desk and hands have beer Women's Cyi ith a two-poi Thr ronnrtt has also set on : ! planning committee u get Met for the annual Froth-Sn pi , Orientation da nee held at tn« ^herinnlng of fall tenu. Ounylir.yi work for next nexl term • t mostly o< a car IT, ins March 17, 1963 TBS XICB10 A N STATE NEW aught Pr. Hannah Grades Don't Suffer Greek Houses Berkev Cleaning evicw ' influential i . Harmerto Retire Studies Win Over TV Assessed on While Students Play d." Thin Ik,o, Regular Basis cservcs otter-inn ter 32 Years Here By HEI.F.X Et.lAS The average time devolod to to be about four hours a week. television seonis Some students rity houses The Workmen Stay isscsscd for put their favorite television show into their . fall of 1922. Prof. Paul Harmer of the Soil Science j daily schedule* and wntch the same shows each e basis as j Housewives are not the only one* that hnvc more work A survey of 35 i. other Fast I.ai nent was teaching a course called Muck Soil Man-' that loss than half of the : week, according to Mei qrBskdamser 1 v,i,h ttl(' coming of warm Wfiitlier. Custodians or Iierkey Taking it was a young man named John Hannah, "I Love Lucy" and "Dragnet" ceem to be '' Hall will begin spring I . television-equipped campus I housecler.ning us soon as iinals aro rear, after 32 years at Michigan State, Dr. Harmer the campus favorites. Also frequently mon- tiunod were "Mr. Peepers," Arthur Godfrey. Every house or building in East g will he done Perry Como, and the boxing matches. Lansing is assessed according tn During Christmas and the two odians of tho nd that I the Building Costs Table act up summer vacations the build¬ in 1141. OiTicia!s appraise a armor doegn t who devote toe to TV building inside and out to esti¬ ing gets a complete cleaning. .i-n't since mate the value, not only of ma¬ But with only four working mrk three hours St amen of America , i tbo post terials in the building Itself. but day* during spring vacation, jusl In low,' Hallili, worked exclusively with nlso the land value. the corridors and possibly rome iloa woaM »r>i| science housemothers often havo of the Brat floor classrooms can sets to wile away the hoqri they must spend be waxed, Walter Pung, foremen Mar-Jo Shop — ■ j0 ^t home. of buildings and utlMiea. said. i he wetted port Included h t snoring or i It is suth a gigantic job to clean Meek Sem Et¬ Across from the rnion ru ■ grnlle sai tvpc of ronl the material of on for whleh ho Stale ('.allege ('.lab tthlrll the Students Have Their '» roar." Dr. Harmer continues In be lm- Juki Arrival ends It all bi¬ ll ... "Take It • realism. Plans Term Dance I house and whether White Cotton and Itnvon jncrica nothlnr in! this time that Dr. Married, Dr. Harmer has one U basemen., are Hi ..pod the practice of daughter, an MSC graduate; and i'h the minor clo- three grandsons. •nd th.it certain etc- fie is secretary of the Michigan Own Class Struggle drill f.oill'/iO/M Muck Farmers' Association, has I r, , , , , ,, a, t. * 1 ' been secretary of Michigan Onion j Growers Association since Its >'«» think registration is confusfnsr? Just watch out I formation In MM, and secretary j next term for some of the courses. Men end up in modern m the land, such as 1 I producc abatable | dancing, eocds land in animal husbandry, and both sexes a evaluated also. yield. s at his best, jotirg T. S. E: p hi program Dr. ssrssrsr ;&.*"■;-—* » «■» ie cost rate is then James -Strah!- is aimed toward With several offer* to choose! Arts aml craft*' ,or instan<'° against Ike total se building Itself plus MICHIGAN GLADMER from. Dr. Harmer has not yet de- . required of nil elementary cduca- cidcd what he will do when his t,on rri.-ijors, is a ticklish class foi alue for the complete it Now Showing ★ Cast Timet Today retirement becomes effective In ! "m male element. If a fellow gets problems 49*. But If you hip- I figure for taxation. hSopIi June. ________ i stuck ! nnpki Humphrey Itoxart June Allvson "The Bad and s Top Representative "mcs wt hp,p Not so in trom " ,pmininp """■libraries. piny and playground, or " ,nvo,vr" ' "Battle Circus" Ihe Beautiful" Organizes Council Six-footers still must piny "drop with Lana Turner wil Ld option was to go chool, but after Sorority representative for stu- the handkerchief" Perhaps the seasonal which is sure to come confusion up again The young \itdnl llll* Kirk Douglas ool for a year he ■stcri in ngriciil- lent Congress, Joyce Blasko, has the rosy, Modern danrr workshop Is a April 1, 2 and 3 is best illustrated by the words of a confused stu- executive "i'pxufnt "Mnjrnnl Ilarr" But* Slnrv" — llunm I'd* smith ■>h Day plan* •• t on to the Uni- j class which the men have in¬ MIKES HIS MARK IX RETAILING t on the Fr and Doctor's tie- from each sorority. vaded only within the last few years. TIIROIGII SPECIALIZE!! TRAINING CAPITOL LANSING icll aprenrJa : j The Council meets discuss the issues to Thru Werinexday Thru Thursday according to !• up at the Wcdnesdr •- :f* for M'iv $ "Because Of You" | Miign/ine I'lllllisll r. ti with Merita Yminx "Target Hong Hong" > Miss Bias majority Congress ! I'ri.ifiwiir'* Article anil Jeff Chandler —Alan— "The City Beneath with Itirlurd Denning. Dates A Itiehaed l.oo Son Nancy Yon* if d for Bulletin C "Bitter Springs" •stmcut Pays Off SCIIOOI OK ItKTAIIJNG The Sea" • • 'tli Chips Itsffrrtv. Tommy •' | with Robert Rvan 1r» 'rr and Cordon Jackson railuntea are lieing offered higher Kiilurloy thnu , iieeording to Dr. Frank S. Endicott, director . | Dislrlliulli and Mala l*nwerx Dnv is W it ut Northwestern University. He says a study *he F'fx h-< r eorporations show the average starling salary • nonth. z o: he''^The ° wlm at the tnd of The Jacobson . workers, slvled |iy SeHtiii bis also art of Suiifori/ril VUrtHlyeil rk for next ter: rotloii liroudi lolli ■d to be the fir he world. B in Jarweli, Engia: gafA A. Two-piet-e navy or brown golfer with windowpane check top and solid fly-front skirt . . . with the exclusive loo|)-on licit styling to keep M i blouse and skirt neatly in place. Sizes 10 to 20. iDTyjfo B. Red, green or peacock shirtwaist glofer with bellows back hip pocket and concealed button front. Sizes 10 to 20, cap sleeves, the new C. Navy or brown space-striped coat dress with clasto-fit waist for JACOUSON'S IS SOUR perfect fit, concealed button fly-front and roomy pockets. Sizes 10 to 20. FASHION FOOTWEAR HEADQUARTERS FOR Matching Madagascar straw or self-fabric hats . . . 3.95 MADEMOISELLE • PAUZZIO • JOYCE HILL & DAI.E • TOWN & COUNTRY OLD MAINE TROTTERS « THE MICHIGAN STATE NHW8 stlity, March ^^^EEEE]Netmen, Baseball Team Ready for Tri Stale's hockey team closed the Til night in the Union, taster Dick Lord introduced nunier Five Returning Vets i,—SitUliaer Kobs Says Pitchir Director, Ralph Young and his assistant, John Mnrriss. Big 10! I To Present Probli eight sr Look Here, vl„5 WeMfte oteaa. earlier elected -mate rateable player" received a gate serial sraleh 4mled by Daniels iesselry of Laming. »he w4R make an annul award Irani new an. Bolster Title Hopes I to produce Michigan St: again gave Waiting eagerly to move outdoors after long ho, i ■By STAN KITRZMAN TAN Kl'RZMAN > af Ihcmsdv Co-Capt. Dick Northcy presented Coach Amo IJessone with a gilt Bolstered by five returning veterans; Michigan State's door practice, Michigan State's baseball team wj rom the players and Henry Ca.npanini was once again dcsigni ited tennis team will open competition with a six-match Southern on a nine-game Southern trip immediately after v Fend ley C for next season. .-! jaunt during spring vacation. . 11THILE PLAY INC. with some tacts and figures about the out- Coach John Kobs has had plenty of opportune ,.:irIie the cln; Frank Feeman expressed high optimism for a good TV come of various Big Ten championship meets, we soon his ehargi title ns discovered a v.ay to prove that our Spartans sreSthe "all-around hind Mil season Monday when he said. Eig Tcr. champions" tor the period that they have been eligible to indoor session*. meet. Nats Hang ■ „ , i ..... Howard Trier and D mams "Jf all of our players are with tlnllr » compete athletically. Monday that he ililsan Stale' us. we should do extremely makine the trip, will I idea's net so know his starters In a tie for well in the Big Ten this sea. «■" ( •" r Leaving lootbajl nut of the picture because MSC wasn't eligible the Big Ten title and starting with the 1»50 sports season, we 11-4 Defeat eta ucdllon Conform s Si 1 a point score for each team based on 10 points for a Big T.pionship. nihe points for runner-up. eight points for third, i 59 championships decided since MSC started Big Ten com- On Bengals „ getting li it is possible to reach (air track Senator* Get Five some cxt Big Runs in Eighth rnmpetltl Michigan Slsl I-AKELANf). Fla. I/Pi — Spartan Pounding out 10 hits, includ¬ hitting woul-i * ing two home runs, in a five- ,-un eighth-inning outburst, the Washington Senators hung an 1/ift to Kobs is flrcba: 11-4 exhibition league loss on the Detroit Tigers Monday. under. Rog How The Senators got one run off starter Ray Herbert In the first inning without help of a home third on Jim Busby's single and llaskvt scored during a force play. probably form the In the third. Yost walked again this season's pitchi and scored later on a single by to K- Jackie Jensen. That was virtually Gorman, returned the last time anyone crossed the of ineligibility. ,< ilhout help of a homer. best end may be ll Spartan problems. T The Tigers gel tele the eel eran righthander; ! Dangl and Gus t'ai the squad a big iift rive ether men men. any one of where the sterling nod. Sen Edin and Ken Sua are footballer Tom V P sophomore Dan Bros transferred from Y-ir and has been fookh n in practice. ! fa In the inlleM onlv Turner, sparkling i NUckhOIlM more. stands all ah . stop and has aire.- Knb«' decision, 1 ♦»»•' Or« ft IS a different sti.n. ♦ ■' ."'it's A1 base Chuck Matthe' 1)11 k some aetion last yes- have the inside track • ... |{. kvv Ay nis Blue. Bob Willi* . Stead are giving hi- \\h«Mt Wrwllnc competition. A sssrw Is aim u fjrt condition, -rtni Jim Schl tte krystesr "eater iijnl iMfilian an Jack Hsfstcu ro\r«| hit. roic Ckurh ini h\ immrdla Mary sad MU law MwLitlir kaansi. baaat am . ease thaa lha atker i i ft! Ui^ed 11 -i place, but tl | Third base has ,« Rome* to th , into a Mr-saw battle >r two months ; Jack Zcitler and W.e mnrsota dueled the pair who shared ! m with the : duties last season Two outfield pes'- or less been decide be Capt. Bob Dild.. Wiscc Risch will patrol ci' c he did last leaser ■ Bob Rig Ten n Powell and Thorsberg art battlir.1 1 held. The spring lour ' i-rurl tit tied 1! March r when the •« "r«rtif stale's 1 with North Carolin- T! plater In Ihe season slate show ; . . >r\ ei the ! »re Idlltrd 331 Notre Dai »mev lor a 13.1 |To Give I) jro* the Spa Boxing A* SOUTH BIND. Ind * T!ii« ; terweigbt Chuck Davff dependability is a tribute lu ceive Notre Came s BeH the men and v« .unon of the Bell System. , tonight aa the mar «« or are forever working on new ideas improving old Davey will reec \e I ^ fe ones to give the nation the best telephone service in tin- world. versay'«" boxiag' cM» : 1 vera I fir!™ Ha will atrve as hor-'tfi 1be iiitrrr-ling and at Uw haute. rewarding work t'.ev do could I* yours as well. Your The plaque last muted lo Racks Mam « door PU-cti.rnt Officer will lie happv to in tel •pltrn -- time of Barney Ram, Tony 2 in give you details about the Caua aad Lau Ambers ll • Ixvuii-e they know portunilies for rmpl* ' dual meets s sterna, tea Dtetrict 'des , taking a 1 Ateafca wad Hawaii « ' 1 brief resums 5°n IbteuW reF'" shows the "iJ^ first to Ai B«ll 1 LNo'team T*Uphon« System Traok CaraawB. nste wMh tea Dteroit n " '» but the W: With most sr-"-" « w hile setup »■ lb* Spartan Lay. March 17/ 195rt THE MIC»!CAN STATE N K W S Par* Seven ■CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS t/)W COST" 'itcliir in Conference \ervoorts— first place tie with Michigan. y winter sports program seconds. Another sensational ence encounter were Larry right Srnrtan squads Probli produce a single title Michigan Stnte. but all again gave a good ac¬ Relays. The week of praetlre high In three high-flying Spartan other evr After that came four league losses until the Spartans more performer w a s John Dudcck who broke 11* 200-yard varsity hrraststroke mark lit a time of 2:70.1 Dil- freshman Fowler, w ho took second In the heavyweight division: Kd , Casallrrhio. who wa* third at Spartan Sparta r* after lonp hi won broke their jinx with two con¬ 130 pounds: and Dlek Gun- Headquartera iwball team wj| ini at themselves In confer- State claimed the unofficial deck also took a Rig Te * first itn petitlort, vincing victories over the On¬ in the 100-yard breast stroke ted lately aft.-r • team ararlnt total*. , Fendle.v Collins' wrest- tario Aggies, with a 1:01.1 performance. :y of opportunit T.c the closest to taking The most remembered event Closing out the season, the Durn Spr, ■ his chart-. Ten title as they tlnishcri "l iichind Michigan in the of the Relays from the Spar- Thr ifoning puchsters split four games with Michigan Tech and-dropped two Also standing nut rm the* tan grappiers won seven dual Be Set tan's point of view was the squad won its tanker. was Frank Reynolds, encounters while dropping only »r session-, meet. match, dropping Wisconsin by apiece to Michigan and Minne¬ iday that h ifeirnce Mlrhltsn Stale's eagers Att- thrilling finish in the distance , a feats 52-44 count. Then six de¬ sota, eventual co-champions of the league. who .-ot at *1:31.0 a now varsity m\i In the 150-yard in- at two. Only losses were to Pitts¬ burg and Michigan. For Fun medley relay with Jim Kopford followed before the Green hi* starter.-» l,,,l in a tie for third In the *r .•rtn Conference, the hlsh- barely nudging Michigan's an¬ and White hit the victory col¬ when von return chor man at the Wire after trail¬ umn against Michigan by a tsiilan a Spartan court single point, 48'a-47'.j. I. is ever attained. ing for seven laps. I" a late season match with for the new term.. The only other first place bv champion getting league thirds Illinois, the Spartans Michigan State was Jim Vroo- lost bv the narow margin of lie swimmers, gymnasts . fencers. man's tic in the high jump. The 52'v-43>3. l iv- fir ft .. door track squad ran to extremely rough Spartans showed much depth Wrestling Y(HI< however as they piled up points Itoxing !ii some j. competition1. throughout the meet in nearly ■«» individual champion: he way to State's highe- Michigan Male's lagged with a last hockey and Led by 147-pound Herb Odom Ten standing, a second stmimi snou ts cos Ilt7-pnund Tom Hickcy, 1 tinish in wrestling. , Midwest Collegiate Michigan State's boxers piled Stilt on tap for the wrestlers , league In the fourth since the sport's return two dual men tlghtei any one of starting nod ur high as third. MANAGEMENT GOLF and Ken The Spartan stars didn't WOODS IRONS txperience bu footballer Tor shine as hrlahtly as had been expected with the exception llackcy TRAINING Dan rrmo.e iferrcd from of Jim Vrooman who emerged as State's only champion with St vim ii ling TO MAKE APPOINTMENT has been lookii a first place in the high jump. raetice. FOR INTERVIEW " The Mctifcl climax of the lust GALL 2-1 (>21 EXT. 357 83.95 82.95 > thi . Milwaukee ■|,i competition *"un lw- ■ I Gieen and White i. lul l Iheit own with • Al Ferrari, Bob years of freestyle it,.:, t)uk Weslina ami , turned to the hn< k- li. eery in addition to the inside trark II. ke'v Ayala and Keith .-II doin;! line jobs. Playing two tames each Hue. Bob Will.a i are giving \lcoi Wr.llnx hail to re* (gymnastics itti nd North Dakota. Dcnv.r Colorado the Spartan* etitwn. from tl.e earn.' ilue to a nutdn't buy a winning mark- ft rioiditlon. Newell In- r All six tills were lost. led Jim Hehlatlee at the puln's gymnasts compiled .rd lue Itioo and the lloosler red hi. enaeh', lallh In I l>. immedlatdv heeom- CONVERTIBLE TOPS i Morltik threat from the ONK DAY SKRYtC'F. ut.ide. SKAT COVKRS AUTO t'PHOLMTKRY ■ txvnsinn*. the Spar- sidelined because of a knee op¬ eration. However, he worked himself back to peak condition SONUBEL AUTO TRIM SNOP to pate his squad to a third established I1V2B place in the conference meet at 310 SOUTH HOSMKR LANSING PH. 1-SM Jenison Ficldhotisc. ;.th the clubs Anally w decide lob Dild.t patrol (• anted IS marker. M stile', k'ikeot "we¬ re In Ike M-,e*r kin- >tre Dai the Spartan > Give Di annual team >xing Ax Sylvania-Engineered, Captule-SUted Furseth was honored Radio Tube$ Add Deadly Electronic tfptaincy of tho *52- i -f'soects for next season Accuracy to Gun Fin iticularly bright as only i mors leave: Furseth, ' nson and Gene Rhodes. freshmen squad will enough lo inert battle condition* — (mall enough veral fine players to the for compact military equipment." A tough job? — YES. But typical of Sylvania'g advanced, vital engineering auignmrnt* who«e aolu- mloor Track lion* unlock door* to the future. i l iaxing both champion- • LIGHT TAX • SMOKED ELK • BROW'S Finding answera to *uch problem* i« the bati* of -nd erratic - indoor (orm. Michigan trackmen won Other FKSEM.XXS *»M ta $20M Sylvania1* continuing growth and leadership. If MkyT^t'-^i'i'-r, "i* vsw dual meets without a Iocs that'a the kind of engineering you're looking for— "M taking a Big Ten Afth. b'.ff resume of the past we're looking for yon! 'on .hows 'r; fir«t to Ann Arbor for •H'chigen the thinclsds tra- AAIT meet on leparas I For information on Syltanie'i program ing engineer*—tee your Placement Ofice today or write Supervitor of Technical Employment..... for graduat¬ LIGHTING • RADIO . ELECTRONICS • TELEfflA Li?"-*?- * ' Tuesday, Marcb 17, J THE MICHIGAN STATI KIWI Graduation n si'EdAii Atomic Bomb Blast to Provide SPECIAL Hg59 Mia.Mi;iITl KB SHOW! I l^g gil mmnmt! 1 ^Data for New Aircraft, Tactics the 3§4 vanced degrees upen Bachelors and ad¬ atcs. who were presented oy the gradu- Ci 1.1 sianurr. said th.l while t VrUIIVU llCl l HiTi' he ami planning committee. Thi staging committee will es¬ The two columns of gradu tablish final booth and cleaning .ere led into the Audltoriun Ktlilor In Ailtlrcss procedures. Supplies and labor icmbers of Mortar Board, senior will be obtained. Final plans for fteidhousc decorations will be completed. ers Seven hundred young farm¬ will trek to Michigan State A newsletter, explaining addi¬ tional rules and instructions, will Ping Pong Club be sent by the publicity commit¬ The reason is that ihe lnw »'* College March 25-27 for the Chief Charles V tiring pioneer of Michigan tee to participating living units Plans Tourney at the beginning of next term. titude burst is expected to create 125th annual eonventlon of the an enormous dust cloud, probab¬ Michigan Association of Future State's law enforcement train¬ ing program. will leave the col¬ Publicity stunts, displays and posters advertising the event will The Ting Pong Club of Miehigan State College will jo* of tie / ly a mile or more across at the I Farmers of America lege staff this mouth, ending set // Vdt*pire: outset. And this dust will be pow¬ an aetive eareer of pollee work. Financing the trophies, com¬ sponsor a round-robin elimi¬ erfully impregnated with fission Country Gentleman Magazine, I'rior to coming to MSG, Rhodes served with the Detroit police pleting the judging criteria and nation to Holeet a team to rep- •Thel Flic ill speak at the opening hanc|Ui*t ordering the tickets will be com- resent the rollegc at the National products from the bursting bomb force. the Union. I pleted by the special events corn- Collegiate ping pong toumar The dust cloud, Graves com¬ ;wg!er has at Columbus, Ohio, on April 24 mented conservatively, "must lie Flections, contests In public Spartacnde will be held April watched with caution." speaking. parliamentary proce¬ MSG Pianist Wins H iti Jcnison Fieldhouse. All pro- Jack ic will need an e: dure and demonstration work, mli: Will be donated to Campus id at ih^ highway )< 11 roll the tryouts for national FFA chor¬ us. hand and talent opening* District Auditions the club. Icnced players to compete in the [. riln'ti vniwlruct , ,.l Mackinaw t m within 3.500 yards" or ha* eventually drift ovrr and i and Stale Farmer decree s Ctuibpctnig Willi pianists fiom Voice Instructor elimination which will be held the week of April 6. State will send a ftve-man rn|«wd ronalructi in Michigan. Aci iciilliii nl Fdticii (iianrf III.mi.' Miplioiuoii'. won tin' squad, headed by Sid Barnsfeath- tie an nearby communities. Therefore wind condition Sings in NY Opera ei. Barns feat her earned this posi¬ tion by York Opera Com- ALL HEATH U, zero hour today must be (Jean Grrenwell, , thai what h eiscly right or the test w»l nice hi the Music aha la l„. M postponed. ah praifrt*. The briefing also brought of a remote-controlled Navy 2 Sky raider Jet plane wil of the explosion. The purpose o i i1 vide the Navv •data for desisn and the improve Col. Anehorvllle I Murv llsilnii, N.M. ■tor. and James Newell Adrian What'* in n IS'iunv? 1 loir I Man hnons.' . COLUMBIA. S-C, fd*.- A IVt- limhia hotel man who collect• misspellings of his name ptomlh Krudt. Amor •• the hotel I Choir To Apfwor Sooil Union Show Fmliirr- U Klrim-ntiiry School Art MSC Unlay in the Union galletv SENIORS!! IIIIIIKK JUNE ' GRADUATE ANNOUNCEMENTS NOW Won Book Sore