l,AUGHTON"8 WEATHER: MEMORY FEATS RAINCOATS ON ORDER TONIGHT A LA MODE TODAY DAI L» «TllDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING. N — MONDAY, MAY 25. lflS.1 liciary Leade Allies to Deliver Revised Begin Eager ■! Now - or Never' risions lo Take , Peace A Trend to YhM - Proposal Demands Nslwl ill Weeks IneLv Durks Woods Hide Negotiators WASHINGTON (SV-Eii Thunderstorms , A||-Collei?o Judiciary enhower adminlxtratton M(l> Marquette To Meet -j; j, decisions fdthe 21 student not- have tonightoil appwred "e*or® era were in their described (MB wttS n* To Dampen Spartan Plans Escapees Reds Today 'i III i ately anxious" to attain • truee* , dceifton* wUl con<^rn ~ After a weekend cf Ideal Twho were cither taken nine and canoeing weather, Spar¬ Two Recaptured Unrus *ta,lon ®r An influmtial Mean whi tans will have to New Approach get out stickers i Since Kriiluv Break ,Tir ID'S c«ni;Ac.trt by > Duryen. chief JuiUce asked no! lo be quol said he regards the outr again. Today will be mostly • MUNSAN. Korea (/!•) — rt. said. Panmunjom as likely to at I MARQUETTE, Mich. <*»)— United Niitiona armistice ne¬ New Ceremony cnly the administration'* course in fnreian affair* domestic popularity as w- «. ; 55 degrees and a However, the ; Convinced thnt five of seven temperature will remain about desperadoes who broke out of llto same after a low Sunday of, high of 72 dc- I Mnr<|Uettc's tough state pri- eon nre surrounded h unnor gotiators will meet with the Reds today reportedly to never" Allied proposal for hand- ifii iiik Used at Installation I grces The today. wind wilt be ) southeast at 15 miles per hour. from lite Michigan's denre woods. 150 state nl,d national ouarctsmen played "rat at the rat hole" Sun* Ift the 48,500 Communist pris* icrs who refuse to return home? Possible plans for a new up* m |judiciary Illinois to call in I lit ABT tNllKimiMlll proach to the long*stalemated iter G-nrc coeds connected Next year's das* officers wore nffioially vextod with the Tw.i prisoner issue uvtc shrouded in Dur.ven explained. authority of their offices last nijrht at a rtremonv in the since the break Friday. Neither secrecy by the U.N. Command Legislators , offered resistance, but Warden llut the plan was not expected to Union concourse. Uoh Hurt.-a. Kiw|«>ft, N.V. senior, chief j ■f'L Emery K. Jacques he knows LauglUon says deviate from basic U.N. policy in justice of the AII-ColleRe Judiciary. conducted the the other five are armed with | ceremony | usii,e Inniuht lic- Two Cities The short its kinil at • Michigan State, tii'siptictl to ini|iress the t, first of was "Our people want ended, but they want 41 th a war ended Question knives and wouldn't hesitate to I To Present Cten. Mark W. Clark. V.N. Far Fast commander and 1.1, made. I Acl.ions are with honor." he declared. Budget Cuts m officials with the serionsi (•en. William K. Harrison, rhlaf Although lawmakers wl irfkalrd that «•*»* Jammed by Of the offices they hold. A policy iP <,tI,, i nm to <, (, talked the matter State Department officii ove j Readings Allied Armistice delegate. Hew to Korea Sunday aftoe dava of lap level , .several V jf bv I he denied any maior policy Fight I.(Mini* Tokyo. , / 'im arc in the making, some a Sightseers III- illea I .(-hind the Inane- <>t Congress evidently Ir* trend to imyondI the ■ In CoiigrrHn WASHINGTON Star lo In Ami Appear Tonight Neithf Mat' students Toriiat-Ke.v President j T|wv (llr , vanished ml,, dense wihwk i lira lire to the installation of of- ( hlll.|,.s laiiightnii stiige isttna arrest dur- Arras Clratinl , Eisenhower hits placed his one was picked up near the athrr plain , recti 1 panty rakl were ; military reputation ami his Marquette city dump Friduv j ami screen slur, will present ir- Ult murt trial tKni Sm- | tit I readings front his favorite i *. n i rORT HURON, Mich. t,lv ministration, mm online to ()|,w nl ntlluencc on the night. Another was captured |an tat banning justice Sightseer* hy the htllltlreils llurst, tirand llavrn m ^ block in proposing heavy cuts in 'he railroad yards here Saturday j prose anil |KM*tr.V ill the Atuii*' runation Friday. others have *• real up « . ,i a nt ni e d tornado-stricken more sturtent government ,|||? mlll(aly ilu, utomte energy night. it ritim at 8:15 tonight. • also been sus- resenlative and one of mileue by Tbm I'ort Huron anil Sarnia, (Int., sponsors of the hill. n 'of itudenta. Sunday. j lit dismissal were uOs4«. ■ Attorney' (or two of the tire Henry L. I drain! the motions, suy- I hr fett testimony soh- rollcRe police otli- WbM that the offenses I (ommittcd. Til Mieiijliji BtKTi iiirs Editorially Michigan State News [ore Students Face Draft hoHdavii-11 elaw day* .5.7.7 .nil .print Am rn.r ltrji. ioiU -»- —■ in prizes along with opportunity to build the tradition* of the ^"ioSK.' .sf Uw WW Colin, phon. MJ. The' Office of Defense Mobilization is expected to decide - 1 mi on never* I changes in provision* for the deferment of The contest ia the "Centennial Music Content.' It is |y]j{fl|-jal|y a search for a new march and a new song to mark Juukra and seniors a rent ainch affected MSCb hundred year* of existence. i may be hi for a slightly toe* her Orad students woulil lie required to cam five more HrJS Congress Members points It opened this month and will continue to Jan. t. 1954. A panel of five famous persons in the music world ha* been selected to judge the contest. They are: James Melton, —SO instead of 75—on the selective sen-ice qualification tdht, and be in the top third of their class. High school sen ion may he allowed to lahe Ihe tent Begin New Work I-nst week several new congress members got their first of the Columbia Artists Association; Arthur Fiedler, con¬ ductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra: Paul Lavalle. con- ductor of the "Band of AmericaFred Waring, director of Off to a Good Start the Waring O.lee Club; and Henry Weber, musical director ■km. and freshmen would he allowed to establish class taste of an official meeting when they took office. Starting off on a slightly different track, the m>w{ of station WON, Chicago. standing In one or two terms Instead of three. Fresh¬ At this week's session, they will take a step further In of the Furdue "Exponent" has expressed the ham men will probably be required to make 70 on the selec¬ MSC has very few songs about the college now. ; clearing the way for future legislative uction when they "there will be no need for this paper to Ire among tive service test and rank in the highest third of all They need adopt rules of procedure to tie followed throughout their more of good quality, and ntudenl-wrltlen constantly editorializing about student govevnna males In the class. songs are usually the best. They show Ihe familiarity advised student government to investigate all year's service. _ with Ihe college that breed* catchy wording and appro- i la-fore undertaking them, and to avoid "assuming i Sophomores, if the change* go through, will have to make About one fourth of the congress is made 72 instead of the present 70 on the test, and stay in the students who have had previous experience as i ap of* - priale tunes. ing attitude toward other groups." top third, instead of two-thirds, of their class. in Ihe organization, thus assuring that the nav There are a numlx-i- of you undiscovered composers on hers will have a helping hand from veterans in i the campus now. This is your Local draft hoards will still have Ihe final say. sub¬ opportunity to do something Uttfe Man On Campw for the college and for yourselves. ject to appeal, even if Apply for an entry blank to the Michigan State College Centennial Music Con¬ On the other hand, it is encouraging to see student test, r.O. Box 552, East Lansing, Mich. Now is the time Because the changes are neither ton sweeping nor likely to work extreme hardship on any student of college ability, terest in congress affairs manifest itself to the that a heavy majority of the members were not concerned in¬ extent -A? the chances are the Mobilization Office will put them into enough by their lack of cx|ierienec to keep them from effect l>efnrc the lieginning of the school year in the fall. cnm|>aigning for office. A large crop of freshmen included in the new group. Editorially More important than Ihe number or terms that Roberts have already served in campus they organizations is that they maintain interest and a sense of fair play that will Take Three Minutes will lead them to make wise decisions when it takes approximately three minutes ft. have chest Interpreting News confusing _ a and intricate issues confront them. X-rays tuken at the college hospitid. the For in cultivating these qiWities they will not only be time may udd years to your life. Three minutes of your able to serve student needs well, but This service is especially By J. M. ROBERTS JK. they will have ex¬ helpful to graduatiag sen¬ cellent preparation for the increasing iors who want to know their Associated l*resa News re*|Kinxibilitles and physical rnnditioe before privilege* which citizenship in the Uniti'd States affords. graduation. The X-rays show signs of TIL roarer, The liberation of llill Oatis, like the many other Com¬ We wish them luck in their venture. faulty heart condition* and anything that ks.lp suspici¬ munist gestures since the arrival of Ceorgi Malenkov on ous is checked on. according to Dr. Knhmkorff. the world scene, seems tied up with a desperate determina¬ Only 1(10 seniors or juniors arc needed to complete the tion to open up East-West trade. first roll of the X-ray film. Three hundred have already The entire peace offensive dating hark long before the death of Slab*—apparentlv has been aimed at the Spring; Drills for Scriln>s taken advuntuge of this service extended free mid seniors. to juniors trade gaaL It Is succeeding. Daily, Not to poke fun at the sjs.rts writing clan, hut we felt this mock Interview between a "veteran" There is no need In stop at the main desk, hut go abroad led of Increased pressure sports editor and directly to Ihe X-ray room downstair* where someonc forth arrana Ihe Iran Curtain. a candidate for the sports desk was too grssl to |iuss up. i* no hand to take the picture*. There are a number of gisal reasons for this offensive. It comes from the The Dully Athenaen of West Virginia On your way to Herkey. In the first place, the merciless exploitation of the captive University. stop off three minutes and take European countries of the East has brought the civilian What ia a foot bo II ployor? A gridder. advantage of this free service. If you don't come in you may Is- preventing someone from economies of the area to a dangerous low*level. What is a football? A pigskin. learning of an ailment Until it is tis. late. Associated Frees Correspondent Han lie Lure, who What dam the gridder do with the pigskin? He i on owe if to yourself as well as gat to Warsaw reeently amid this new wave of Com- carries Ihe mail or lugs the leather. your fellow students. man 1st g eat urea, confirmed Western suspicions. The What is a touchdown? That's when the gridder hits astronomical prices for lanoumer gooda. far beyond the |Mty dirt. Night Staff reach of the highest What ia a pitcher? A mouadaman. a burler. a checker. > Him,Hil i hlal And mi it .wont..ad Infinitum. Now Ian. to V». *11*. Id.) our sports IriuMmithm Imposed by imgo. Inirkily, we're different, and you'll find narv a cliche Cegd6««f I Head and 5fcul74leiw & BaSfei •' m&hwsday thpuitim F Kind of TW'NIT SXiiuANTrnwziTit, Mi P|h«l reheat huU have begun "The Grow Harp" hv Truman ft A««>ht • M mer Bl •princ M Bar le«allv «o Mother 41 OruwalBM rrs OtZNtSlA" V-uUT c~- -S iife 11 *ina». Clpotr. which will lie |HFwntfil H Auttmioltilo ma Wednewtoy through Ft Mag by I* M.ctniw t« Clear, ihuf. CASltOl tTZfWRITES CO Theta Alplu Itu. tuduwtal dm. appiu* at • iidtllf %t\ Small itlamt ti r»-t M rtueoilOfl plant Jl (-oiryrtt tlESr" Uuener ouis St'»rt.se* HOUSING I>|* Hjuirf ft? Olden time* lAKI-sSI 10 fnrtveh BUidono M IU.0 at the neck EMPLOYMENT ftt Quidr tn to fturrt« SOU.IX HOOM aundry fur men — 31 Piftu.I'itBI^ kMHMlt machine ISC." iii CvaSsrwoo' BUM BUM »SHKra —r U si _ ataotmznt «*,.« ^ , tiUUUm tr'.—m*' rill alMMBI Mil ddK BBB & Dry Cleaning "n.nTry u"'-'!!""" ***■ *»*1 Wt m,<•** Ow, ZD r>1W m UTrT „ TFIIWII MM BUM ililll B",3 won BM d ■!■■■■■ SAUS — KNTAi-S BBBUUB dill HH BMUmmUBU BBBB ^WANTED itsi MiaiMii MHuaib BUM dill BUUM \m*ggs_ gUMsmos rii uftffff*** nriti *§#• Dean to Sp—h =1 [SC Lantern Night AKPni In Prenenl SerrireA ward* at Ballot Box New officers of Sigma Kappa e: Mary Mueller, Saginaw jun¬ Komi worth, 111., freshman*, •aws 1,000 Coeds Danqnel Tonight Dean Herman apeak al Ike Alpha Kappa Pal Wyngarden will business fraternity banquet - to¬ night in the Forestry Cabin, II ior. Barbara president; I a ir. junior, Carol Johnson, thy Davit), Royal Oak junior; vice-president; Ann Kdwards, 1 Guy, Manhasyet, N.Y., "hum: Carol Ferguson. pledge trainer: Nancy Park. 111., freshman; Dori Loguc. Grosse Pointe Junior, cor- Lansing junior: Lois Procession p.m. President Bob Toms will pre¬ indlng secretnry: Betsy Racine freshman; Judy Brndcrick, Detroit junior, record¬ Fast Lansing freshman: Marilyn sent the service award to Philip ing secretary: Pauline Bngshaw, Mnclnnes. Port Huron freshman: Followed by Roberts, East Lansing Junior, for his work In helping to organlie Techutnsch sophomore, treasurer; Pat McCutcheon. Detroit frith- Wannie Ash. Flint junior. Panllol man: Mary Neal, Detroit fresh¬ the Gamma Mu chapter. man: Donna Joan Hocbel, Ft. Randall. Battle Creek Ceremony ; Lyle Wayne, Ind. freshman: Barbara junior, will receive the outstand- Now actives of Sigma Kappa Rousti. Saginaw freshman; Coney j ing pledge award for the winter oto: Barbara Debolt, Battle Ryan, R. Grand Rapids freshman: ; term pledge class. The Alpha Creek sophomore; Mary Glynn. Marilyn Srhutt, Saginaw freslt- 50 Senior Women Kappa Psl scholarship key will Saginaw freshman*, Barbara Carts, mnn: Ann Shaw, Midland fresh- also be awarded to celebrate the Sturgis freshman: Elaine Knuf- mat): Daisy Sparkman. Detroit Reeeive Honor ! national's birthday.' fmnn, Pittsburg. Pa., freshman: freshman: Sally Sparkman. De¬ Shirley Pino. Plymouth fresh¬ troit fwshnuin: Barbara Wheeler. man: Pat Savage, Grosse Pointe Fast Lansing freshman, and Carol I»» KAY MYERS The rain held off Sunday Qted Signs freshman; Mnrcin Smith, Wood¬ Whitney. Jackson freshman, land freshman; Matio Lit Thorpe. Fast Lansing freshman; Mary Ann Pledges of Kappa Alpha Theta Shirley Plant, Plymouth sophomore (renter) Alter llaak, Tilly. Dunkirk. N.Y., freshman: are: Valrle Friekson. Angola, Baseball serves night just long enough for an East Lansing sophomore and John Glddlnga. Lansing junior at Judy llnrwood. Ionia freshman: Ind., freshman: Mary Fugan, estimated t ,000 roods to part¬ the YMCA-YWCA open house, 314 Evergreen. Sunday afternoon. Pat Robert*. Kalamazoo freshman: Flint freshman: Pat Paten, De¬ troit sophomore; Kay Sheridan, icipate in the Lantern Night Sally Roach, Dearborn freshman, I the east yard of the Contract C.linrrh to llottj Sororirir* f.itmiirti' and Sharon Beyer, Detroit fresh¬ Detroit freshman: Claire Wesson, man. Fenton freshman, and Cnt"l Roup.?, Dearborn freshman. New¬ The New officers of the Women's ly Initiated actives are: Lvnnelt procession of the MSC Karen Violelta Slated Special Meetings women carrying lighted Japanese Zela Player* Cop Co-op League are* Shirley Shet- O . fre lanterns preceded the ceremonies. To 4 lulrh for 'Chirks" The first iti a Ferien of special iterly, l ake Odessa sophomore, The -procession stalled at the meetings of the Fast I .a using K I) llr'ulge Award 'president: Freda Freiheit. Potter- .row. Flint freshman; .Indv Grand Rapids sophomore: Union, wound past the Women's By JOHN COR BELLI Trinity Church will he held in , Joy, Arlington, Va frosh- Gym, through Real Gardens, near Another Michigan State the Alumni Memorial Chapel. AI Creek Tourney , oAnn 1 .asset), Battle Creek Beaumont Towel- and ended in Tuesday at ft p.m. the ltannah yard. Imsehall player has lieen . . # Meetings will continue through ZcU Tau Alpha won the third an; Maty Netler. Lansing od A profeHftiotial contract | Thursday under the theme of annual sorority bridge tourna¬ an; Rusty Orr. Mansfield, Boulder, Ciullllnc froshma Price, Au- President Hannah spake and for once Coach John I "The Place of a Christian in the ment Saturday. Players Addie about the significance of Lan¬ u)\M*. iturn Heights Ma Kobs doesn't feel frustrated. This j Modern World." Rev. Malcoml. Hodge. Traverse City senior, and Ritchll 'fl tern Night and the part women Alice plaver is a rood. I-Cropli, former Lansing pastor, Valerie Kallen. Birmingham sen¬ New officers of the Pan Ortho¬ freshman: Cai ' I play in the world Iodic. She is Karen Violetta. Ift-year- will he r.uest speaker, ior, were presented a permanent dox Student Association are- 111 old freshman from Negaimec Wednesday- and Thursday, the trophy by nwmbers of Kappa Nicholas Fruktow. Fast Lansing etstown. III.. for Seniors •r Guard officers who recently signed up with the meetings by the outgoing Grand Rapids Chicks in the C " Delta sorority, sponsors of the sophomore, president: Josephine Son If. Grosse ;I1 Fast " Lansing high school. yearly event. esident. Alice Severance The freshman: Vu Amcricnn Baseball I.easue. Two representatives from Al¬ wis for Graduation is Carolyn Lyons, orside. 111.. It. She tried out April 2», and thif •k in Iftftft pha Omiemn Pi. Alpha Chi an; vice president, afternoon had a contract. The> a chunk c Omega, Delta Delta Delta. Chi :|if n. Jackson fresh- after the Omega. Delta Gamma. Kappa nicknamed her "Babe,* tie in Varied Colors Mat ie fail Thorpe. fitted with 21ft Delta and 7.etn TauTat Alpha corn- great 7.aharins. von Ipeted for honors. or, Sue Stuigis, Sturgis reporting t« the 1 g. russet, maroon, light blue, orange, black, white, I (old anil gray tassels will lie seen at MSC's 105:', com- the lint-string catcher. •far Board, by the r YEARS AHEAD » Violetta Is n physical edu- ir< arc not for variation—hut to represent the r» indent, Joan MeMaho Hi as mistress of cvr majnr and is an all-mum I _ i school*. athlete 1 mu'irtnn with a secret I identification »»f colors en to he a female bullfighter. mis i« as follows: Seniors to Don Mortar Hoard nfTi- She began playing organised 12. i School of Agriculture; hasebnlt when » played three yea i with Negaune» marram. School Public Service; Caps, Gowns secretary. Saginaw junior Audi in I he Stat .' Snf >all Association The team won 1 [• tipper Penin- Ibitf. School of Education: 1 of Engineering; For Swingout Morilvn Hintr. suln tourney em of Home Eronom* 49 to IM2. School of Vetcr- By CAROL LARSON OFNEM Hi! . Th#l M i»ed for Mar H' . The School of Seniors will rlon and Irauue. In three of caps women, who . r and Art* is broken down for the 43rd annual Mortar Bonn eh for the Art gowns , t( ' carnation in ' Swingout Tuesday. < for Music, and Council membets, senior offi- 'fnjlov !$ and other information J cers and the MSC marching hand ,hoM.n. t»,mr Alfonso. Janeen i | Pr June 7 c< mmencement i will lead the parade in its march Anderson. J n n e Baehelder. even-page | to pajrch||4 Theater, according Patricia Bru. IimIic Burlingome. rpileii by the Record Norm Norman, Swingout Mary Lou Hu Last winter she was the « : Marge Cote kier Pate ♦.» Ski score Cluii a in point for the Cadi I. fHE QUALITY CONTRAST between Chesterfield and other leading cigarettes is More honored are: Jeon ournament. She won the en Cuiihman. Kay lAavfo, Mrs. ountry and was third in a revealing story. Recent chemical analyses give an index of good quality for the Itavtd Dlrkfton. Phoebe Fills. de. Mary Ellen Finch. town hill and slalom events. country's six leading cigarette brands. lent along with Julie lord. Laurel Fountain. t tickets should OMs Hall altar whlrh Ihr pro (iresessak. Sue liar- Th* index of good quality table—a ratio of high sugar to low nicotine- presented for H.at It hers were Jane Huhbi . shows Chesterfield quality highest irrassmont, the Indents should •her Lurke. Peggy l.vi ... 15"? higher than its nearest competitor and Chesterfield quality *1% higher than u tal obligations 'Mail. j.,nH i.vnn. Gloria MacFarU »he accordion, narmtu trnmlMipe anil drums, the average of the five other leading brands. commencement, and arts students will Means. ha Miller. Rosalie of her high schiMti pt ~ ie house rent, I the Nu- Nash. J Meet. Barbara Ott«». Maggie Pugh. Ann library fines. it will proceed ti» and from the Vet- 1 Rapson. Barbara hoi Her it k. Sharon j^htnhal contest. | 2* First to Givo You Premium for the vvt Flame Scheman The parade will Robinsoi Quality in Regular and ,.^0D;„«mra"fh"<1 Th'""" Ma^hlavkt. Ca^Hharp.^ .) BIG STORES King-size . . . niueh milder if! Style* Pr',,rtm Starr ship,- kail, Sny-ar. Bavarly stout. Carolyn Swltser. Nancy ^ TO SERVE YOU with an extraordinarily good »01 ft. WASHINGTON wgvil by , Slraatea it alumni aa • PS flaaa paaUJani Taatara. Ola. Taraky 110 N. WASHINGTON taste—and for your pockctbook. (.hesterlicld is today's best arr aula- U ad lanna I dr. mar. Vail. Japat Pltilge* .ffirrra an.l Wat par and The Marilyn Znrnf. r>.-w AWS prrtt-lrnta, Jul- cigarette buy. -•? Alpha Kappa I thv> M una Ray an every Ami tn know >"u1l that THE •» parreruy EfOKB ■ n. smoking Chesterfield. (now opan Monday and Ttiurday -niirai ha. rark. oI wonda RUy Clothe.—at juat tha B '•Srnrlty puca (or ynur porkat-book. Mia Fatty 'n match rnmbns lhal you'll . . . 'n your llubby so wild n WlTotJB MAM" !5T • . Bin inst 'ers.. ■'■■ - • ' ' v v. ... - Vt* hits In It Mn far Uw ilm ««M DimM st Mr*. Lose Again in Story-Book Fashion Netters Rake Badgers;] Tigers Could Write Good Novels fma Br The AanaetaM hn Finish Unbeaten Seasi Belton Up | After Two Win» In Three Soccer Club Loses For Only L First Contest, 6-2 The Rr mi.i. Mvtr unla'atri; «iuad eumpleti . Mm| alter over Big After winning two straight matches, the S|iiirtan Sis-ncr Saturday, wimun | Cluli ilrop|ieil ii 6-2 decision Sunday on the MSC soccer livid toenth stniiutit ■ i • I to thv Detroit Rangers for ilw lirst dvfvat of the season. qucring Ihe Ifnn • • ■ The game was played ill a fast and furious tem|si which consin, 8-1, in tit saw the first half end. 2-1, ill favor of the Kangers. The second half started with a De¬ troit rush that netted the third k".«i. Potion, stale's nu a 3-6, 7-3. «-.l None of I ho • , I even lost » m i t.. ^ . ... .„„___ J* ,1. Bud Erickson came i tied It up and won Purdue beat Indiana twice, 9-4 i with flying eolora all practical purposes the fw^Uam seven hits effect- and 12-3. and Michigan State and IWWM MMM next time they came to bat, nine inninft upan It. thv Badgers win- Turner led 10-2, and than losing 9-1. 'he «>*— wjen Its were able td get scratch hit to the first baseman, ,flsp during the course went on to third on Mathews' GA1AMINIS ■wthrce of them In the Sit were forced to after Brown'n Ion* ■M 11 I'l: ' stranded. Strong The Christian'* Place la ,|| bv Erickson and Today's World ; his mates and ea a klk ky Rnether who Rev. Malcolm Crank of Wheal*. IX HIT T# MATCI feat. Mity 46 - 27 • 4K I this «ht pitrhor s duel Friday due to heavy rains that fell in Ann Arbor where 1 8 P.M. a«MwiwfSie • wav. with Wildcat _ University of Michigan was THREE EVENING MEETINGS Siepnknj, nllmvin* ",h " .T-Ttl". ".T' "" ids last week. The *»nrlan mentor had to fight far host the Spartan thinclads. Rponsorrd By „ then hit. UP until the Ihe Spartans the whining run. Mr* "**" Men n while. Dick without | along Irixkowski Spartan wan HrW- hurter, breezing nates before the hit; fish was hanlsg aboard. Manila* Lake ml 4* miles north of Intornaltonal lotto. MhML The next test for the trai men will In* the Big 10 meet to he hold Friday and Saturday east imm Timim Tuesday 8 P.M. Alumni ("hsoel $8.95 m serious trouble scat¬ in Champaign, 111. — Laa MMak'i walked to wen tering eight hits harmlessly be¬ hind him. llogan Winn Colonial Again No plans were made to Wed. and Thurs. — 8 P.M. East Unninn High Sehttl Aud. VaradyShap I to Stan Tamer KORT WORTH, To*. (•D-tmptacaHle Ben Hogan, golfs might PnkMe and fMndmfo Invited it out the tout. Slate clinched the game with ; — Bring A Friend J-run Mtburst In the last of ! *f''*lch-runner, rolled methodically through a three-under-^r « I fsnrrd for Ihe the sixth. flhal ,oUnd Sunday to win the 823,000 Colonial national golf tournametit for the fourth time m seven years. After Irewn had vmndt-d j He had a 72-hule total of 282. Hogan won by five strikes TRIPLE THREAT MAN! Ford of Harrison. N.V.. and Cary Middleeoff of .Memphis. Tenn., .ied ■ for second with 287. | I The fairways* little giant, starting the Inst 1H holes tied with tiny I ratie up again In Ihe I jI Jerry Barber of La Canada. Calif., and huge Clyde Heafner of Char- c.t i 3-2 pitch In- lotte. Not'., at 213. took the lead »>n the third hole and never waa.i 1 ht (:r,t four-; I'nke. approached the rest of the way, I citrher Dick „ Lawric then walked and Coach ,\vn a Wildcat "olw "'nl Bob Powell in to owing 1 third with one '"r ®din. Powell responded with tied a possible i another home run in almost the tome spot at which Dildav ha t i.lgers came to 1 placed his. YOU ARE INVITED... e ider Saturday 1 Four *»mca remain for the -i,ved the role ' Spartans on the l»93 schedule, the first game Wednesday will find them In i s the plate , SouIh Bend repaying a visit by the Irish and Friday they race the 50lli ANNIVERSARY | University of Detroit on old foi¬ led Ihe game lege Field. Two games with \V, ,I- wlth the lorn ern Michigan next week will con- 1 elude the season. • * hi* sitrrrssnrv Spartan hnrter who iti-rrspeet for the Sitt saffran- who . i'.ut youra-Mr ready for v vain sixth and allowed butter to reach I hone lon/i fiiinmrr Iri/m i" innings he worked. the Badgers ; FORI) LIGHT ENGINE ,vo walks, a ocd ball The biggest to' OVERHAUL homer by lerr .ire 11 Impurtunl Thimr* we'll do for yon: .11 n-« "I;"* ALL FOR ONLY 4995 „red on Joek " titer Held. st.de r was un- two had Day iX \i»lil I'm' Our Service isttn lawrlo ScrvMv! Lrttlil Plan SWIM TRUNKS IAKI I'P TO IH MONTHS TO PAY The Brains of the Team Teamwork eon work miracler. In 11 side and out. who keeps it At for the skies and see. thot If who %/wirkr these miratks is the quarterback. tlx'* the man ■toy* theiel 2.95 sri 3.95 Dean & harriS who vails the signals. There'* a man for an Air Force flying team, too! They call him an Aircraft Observer. who cully the signals // YOU cos accept a challenge like litis, vwit'll tike your piece bewde the best - you'll find your futon, in the cloudtl TO ■( OUAUrma you most be tingle, a cilum. between Ik 'Lansinp's K\|M'rieiM'c«l Ftirtl Dealer' and 2Al* year* old. have had n| least 2 years of colkge and ll ian't easy. If* lough. You have to he a MAN to qualify be in lip lop physKal shape. If tins describes you. then Grand ntvee ad < «dar m sn Aircraft Observer But when you are one, hrnthcr, YOG. too. can quality. Today! you're StlMf-WtOV! The succcs* or failure »l' a mission in¬ volving over a million dollars worth of flight i man mat trwru aart The world's hen training. Good depend* an ymt. food end pfcmy el*. Gmforms, flight clothev equipment. im Amen aft onsen vie n n Medical end dewut care. Free in*a Gnek flam * greatest aircraft. tore Ymt WMer Clothes ami SAVE MONEY At foeifstJmrml Othcrr. i* sumbw oanmsnons bombing |«l. lite man who controls fos piaoa in Uto UrfM arm! iW Hot Ifalum OQurr, is the pilM'a~ffiddin| head on entry you'll win yuur silver a year a* an Air Force '' ii me*1 You'll enjoy an adventurous, cscKu.g career a fmct that it it ('hea/ter to tlore Your Clothet Ae Mmlar Cffuer. is master of the device thai sees ef • new Hiram and operator beyond tamaa eigfot with a head nicked crew of reel men. You'll be ih* rmains OF ran Tasw. a ratru IHaasi man a. a bombard¬ "'If* College Cleaner* than it it to lake them Homo° ... A* Akcra/l ttr/ormowr tjiftnerr f f*rer, I* the one who ment Officer, ae a Navigation Officer, as * n^dar officer, u "ftMfe I to |iUne flying". Ihe man who knows his pUrw in¬ a* Aircraft r ' ' ' AO Work Guaranteed and Insured TNI tOONIB VPN APPLY, TIM SOONM YON PiVI Have Bim Cleaned and Stored NOW net use MtAttti of Vniiyour naaraat Air Foam Bern or Air r mil awnffilag Officii. qiraito to PjWBtee Training. Headquartars. GBAF. Washmgum 29. D.C.. Aiwminu: At tones Cadto Rptoh. If you am and Pay When You Return In The Fall BOTH WOOL AND FVR , - - -hi* Alternate Site Set for Graduation Tuesday W; • . TW IM 1 IN Wctoertan to to l hn|- m rrertrrd to * (itarf luM ■t Bar RMrr. Hlcdrst Cmcrna Director e» Hick fetoel Wolverines Given STo High Schools i'Th« first 195.1 Wolverine to lie given to 11 Michigan high school wns prnMmnlly received liy BO Grant! Itn|dds f'reaton High School seniors lust week. ' Presented to the group liy Roy Rider. Student Congress •" —■'— 1)1 reel or of High School ('» Dean Anthony Feled for Work In Agriculture llerofftiti' n fur 25 vent* of w Vjrf to Mie|p|tMi «Br»riiltnie * uiveo F.rnwd l«. Antlmiiv. dt ui agriculture. Saturday ttiRM Nearly IMNB frknd*. Inrladtr farmer* and atrkuUnral lead j ;, President .?nh*i A llantwili Charles Flay. Mi bean's «!•**•«•«.» of the Department of Ak« I lit lure: O K Iked. rbkf of ih bwif io of dairying of tb* tJ s Department «f Agriculture ti Washington and Chirk* ■! Dnvii Onjot'ioM'i farmer. apoke iti hut tilt* from M8T in June An oil portrait of the i!e presented •«» the tolleae I lhtto A Melauitilft. Flint ftlftr peeaenteil In Ikan and Mr*. Attthnnr h% Kaldt U Trnnv. mem her «»l the |Haiuiiti< yammlttee lor the dinner. m Included among the ipft* wet Jrkt watches ntrd In both wlmli Dean war- and Mr m gan faint organi/itmn kathei-boun - hook of fttiin fi lends in the United Nttff IniriK't eountl iei . pmf 0. Malittlm Ti'ipt Dali t Department was ma* ecn monies at the hatttjut! Exam Permission llomlline Veurs pfi Kr X w jrhc «♦**" '• ■" »*•' h-trorr us. -l.tor i« ' .1' AMItoilum. tli.i.m i>( ..mi . o«i pi J. 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