UtiUftENT PUBLICATION I HPIUWi SHOWEKH. NO SI NDECKINf; TODAY NO. 34 Riot Strikes MSC Damage, Arrests Police Nab 29 Students From Mobs May 13 r}. \ ywiwy - INFOIMAIIOI imiwmN Mir.an SIM IM»T 7:15 p.m., Ppuf.i for Mpn'« Pminpil ISO Natural Scii I'Impel Ilia Into Willi. MtN'i: cotmin, I 111 1TJ1 JI I \ il IIJ III ;ll The administration is mnsiderinir rt'V!im|>iliK I % rpfixt ration system. I Van Kind ami week to diarusK the matter. immittee Ills iintimlll will vrrPrr;"?r«.n.on a an p.m.. Union I SP.NIOK Mil. CtlMMlTtnl TfpNn,T Mi™ 7:M p.m.. t.ertm,- i: Ojrm run 12 A« ll,n , May «.; • fit* (Hi Dorms Alum Chapel Ties' 48 MSC Couples [repare for By PUMA WH.LTOX Forty oiirht mnrriattcx hnvc Icon perfiirmeil in the Mpmorinl f'hnpel since it was dedicated on .Itine 7, 1952. iterDorm first marriage ceremony was performed on .tune 9th, days after the dedication. .lone is still the most popu¬ Episcopal Convn lar month for marriages in Held Near Ponllae kiiiinnl Song Feat the f'hapel. Kvery weekend in te Episcopal College Student •I for Wednesday mnrri.'iges will lie held on June conference held at.Pine Cuke, out¬ IS. Appointments f»»r marrinKe side of Pontine May »-10. The Rev. Alvin Kershaw, profes¬ nr naKct nootKir* h" Penn of Students office. sor of philosophy, and Episcopal wnmen'* dormltorto* will imrtidpate in the nnnunl The Chapel is also used for re- chaplain at Miami University, O., 1,1 m sinK t<> he preaented Wednexdav ut «::•>» p.m. near Moils meetings of all faiths as was guest speaker. there is no pastor connected with Schools represented at the con¬ ,i mill Yakcley dorma or in (hp Muxic Auditorium if it ference were Michigan State and the Chapel. [a trophy will I* nwnnlpfi to the winning xingcrx. the University of Michigan. nnil their aelectlona — '"ISoph Awarded ■'If •Hit i m ' N t r $ i -s • EXTRA! VK.Iay Award Hiaalni r«M -T«* 3*mr la "JOHANN Mflt'SE" t Tkanday — "Allrtkaay I pctalaC u( l'M.r Ike KM Sn" ,!• j •m Iji4' fi if I i : ■ 1 • 11 • A R ILADMER I i N.W MWIaf f« ! Jane l*wwHI and Ear lev (iramrr "Ska's Bask or i In Broadway" ] with Virginia May* iaaR Tim lid" an! fiene Nrlwn 1 LAISIII 0APIT8L Nan Hiawlni la«t Day t "KaasasMy "Tko Clows" I oaafMNdaT with Red Skrlton I wHh Jafca Paraa Jane fireer 1 ( aim Gray I rridla Faatar Alan 1 — Alaa — 1 fala d "Traaswo sf Hw 1 Fht Wtana" RsMm Csadar" la Tarkateaiar wHh La a* Marrta • Ilk (araH WHda Rarkara RaUr and Ciiilaai 1 *kUk Aaaa Viraaa NKHKAN nun «un fumy, my isth « h ~. fry. May >%• ... As Greens See White All Afternoon • • t r. ' '• * - - ' '1 It (MM M mrt hi Ik M) SvrJ! af Hw Ort«a W»» i Hitlers Catching Up, Though SPARTAN Pitching Dominates IM Softball hut Hill Snmcrvillo allnwod only W I. PH. NATION AI. 11 «i II II L 7 1.1 7 ydor 14 nino. Yatk II 7 Baal Shaw la. 1; Eaal khaw 1. * I on* hit "w 14 II .144 *t II 7 John Vlohorn got twon of I ho throo . la i 14 II .Ml 1 Now Yark 14 I! II II .111 l«* II II .411 I : rhlllliM 7. 4 W. Maw ». 4; W. Maw I. * °DT I lost played gar II II .414 II* ^ In OOP of I ho A«. F.na. I. Bead Tooh • ol tho nluht l)«vo NogriM throv II It .474 I TODAY'S (.inn| Faroalry 11. I.f. and L.M. 1 Iwn-hlltar and drove In llio o I II .t44 lit* Braaklyn al Ac. M. I. Actaaaawy 4 (farfoMI rnn ol Iho hall game with a tri| K. Maw 4. «: C. Mm I. 4 ll-ll at Wadr Snyder 14, li Snyder II. • I far- 11-47 only throo hits. Mil TODAY Canity Club In Unlit Phillips I. I: PkUMpa ». t (fat- rMl l>o«ran al WaaMadaa Inlahll —Oarvrr li-ll n Marrora al A Mai 14. 7:7 AMai 14. 4 ll-ll v*. raid it-41 3d for all totlor winner, who I. li B. ia al Baalan (Vl«htl— (1-tl n. Parnoll (4-11 MSfl Players Present= Eugene Roaring 1910 Comedy Ah. Wilderness! FAJRCHIIDTHEATER . MAY 14,15,16.8:15 O'CLOCK IM ' nF%£ All Seats 85c wm ,v 12." WW TB I K t C ft 10 A H .STATU N t. W S Sox Nip ijemon, t-i bother Shutout NetteriBelt Western , Cl.rvn,AOT> «iJ»»—An eighth »Wt tar OHM 1 - - settled a pitching dual between I nigh! anil gave the Chicago 1 » and lot MM Cleveland Indians. Wonted Iowa Taken Lead [d Gets Spartani Skid to Eighth Spot 111 Win After nines ,'ropnlng two of with Ihe.WoWetlr-W over Ihrao lie weekend, the Spartans sHp- The pitching staff anlfcreil one * * #•" j ml tine spot if, I he Woatorn Ctm- ,xj3k \ ««« . leadler hitching they could have niuitii.it vHory, jjAVV ■one In a lillle better I one belter In all thine gem«r. Hn fmir ripotw thin » Koba wit, Impressed with the rvKiaterwl Mon- rock of Carl Angeln nauiiist nn hv the limb* fleblgun and plan, to u,e hioi Homier, to single n some n( the mime, ivllll Iodi¬ mn «t«e College a lameJW- ne and Purdue. t «•„, ,,f Wcntern Kilama««o llnilermatera In er Sattrday. a danhta trad* Iowa moved into I ho lop spot ver I he weekend and now holds in Ihc smooth- :,ey.i alight edge over Ohio State with in,,.. only Iwb of Neither leimi hass beep biiyi utile utile to went three self. ire victory and i... »»; , inliiiunl their wm. Yewdc Out tar Tom Vewele. reanli , iniirlli hi a row ,,. the sec and over I he spartan ten' Tm" "*"nn Heft Vend Plan prober „,l Friday *.».■ » •j,"'""*' ■""" • "«« ' retrieve a Mmv slim Oroi-ne U ^ I Buckets Into Limelight n jthcViwn i »m, in» ,on mrht Hint the.v hnvt* h Bud Erickson Aims ii'Brlfir™; m (T«* MUM mw* of Toledo, OH.-I For Diamond Peak Bv JF.RItV O'NFII. Melhewe. the learn', tin Madras ('aribe Rocketing nrrnaa the MM' rurally has,-hail hnrl/nii with """ * f"rr""" ... with the "hmllt-lm ** meermt Iho lawsihilily of iH'inmiiiK the Spnrlaus' mimlier mm pitcl in n llll-yeiu-olil junior ynnnod Krneal Ki irkmin, known lirsl people lis "Hllcl." Ju*u 14th fit ? f if 1 i'li High iiv , today ei» nod th,. 1,me Hailing fromOrosae Pnlnle, ' Ol fine combed cotton thai captures the subtle Mii-hifrnn. anil formerly of ,i„ sun-nig iui. 2.5SS5 after « P.M. huiioiiiii'rn H'ttlline rerelvlna rredil for Ihl, slnale win. Then In Ike Big It sprner al llllnola velrran mark John lam. and did not slap la the •Thne wiHTbH... mound at all dariag the aelaal The (che^ali inlh "I I he lllin F1 BALL I ing behind him led In his ltn ...banish "BOOR FATIGUE' Bud began his career ; ! pitcher In 0 summer league , f'1 Krcord LIARS 410-yard rec ON DIAMONDS WATCHES • C.CNS is TYPEWRITERS KffP ALIKT SMIlYI RINOCI'LARS Your doctor olll UU you CAMERAS . a NeOos Ansaenar is haralaoo an an avaraaa cup of hot, black ooTfcc. kay's Take a hoOo* AoahcMr ■ban you crcn caaa...or for thct ohan oid-aftar- Shop you a lift without • let. »ij£K.nJS. TNffiSm gouhonor. Uood hp oil- ria* Tear Rbaaa la far B*at al tfea M fUfaa of Waar WWe-U-Wnt nuKxci • ■ T lay to • -mfi Gained Scenery Boat*, Barroom, Beach | I To Decorate Fairchild ■ MW' theater-goer* will Iwve m »|hr W «»• Maxwell School _ - " i .ghidtr*. Syracuse a cor of n scries n» The net chanac* Include: a liv¬ ing rnnm and dlnlna room act; a life. harmnm ael; and a hooch ke M«'«" n-. The moat difficult of fheac I* ihe bearh ael In which fhc dock and' . «, IntsKfgen'-c and th-lv" boat will he rnltori right down on I he atago hv a platform. Tlir main part of h" il'awssln' wa« cnuoencd wlili iho concepl of piety. Natural 'piety, in run- trart to hiimflHv. h- said. I« a rrvriTne l«r an. an appreciation i of all kind* of ohjwd*. . In ntttcnkir. tt>" »■»» ">«"■ ed whh tho pfefy In man'* a- eet'lsner of tho onftilnis an I be¬ liefs .if mher men. He do*, rti-od democracy oa a prures* liy whfch MM'. (otnMi Appointed rod yrt find Boston Symphony The Itoalim Symphony fhches- wltl afrpcar al MSC on Ihr tdk-lunr-Oinrerl series May IP al iimlcl In aning toward flic anal. Itr Mill lhat yon can attain am; l;IS p.m. In the Audllorl "Human Carnival." liv IWrlma. unity liy raped In* dtragrccmcnt gnsip Is nn II* fir*l coa*Mo- "Kigfncd'* niiuir .tourney,? I>y Vatnri. Ihr Innr p.irm, sP"n ■ml Thn Wwkmdt and ndvanro ky Divllna waya of cna»t lour. Ticket distribution will liegln at luan," liy Slrauaa and "Symdkmy East I anwng SSrle Laundry adjusting thrm. iwlav al the second floor <11. 2 In II major." by Sihelhis. ' H> invaatlng the process of • The Symphony replace* Janli.i dinuviary with imagwalion you fan make II the obleet of irvcr- am lickcl* on the 'If Heilrlr.. who wa» mlgiuallv f»T," in. Smith aalri. dulrd on llic IWSI-S3 wen*. f\ OR COOL SUMMER ICING FOR OLD MAINE TR OTTER? 1 HANDSEWN CALF- MCOCA Fight in spirit, light in weight, light in Old Maine Trotter's mellow new color . . . ivory 1 The gayest, most flexible casuals you've ever norn . . . with handarwn detailing by skill's] craftsmen, and a heavenly- to-wear comfort you'll dote on. 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