rations Water Wtmival KiiKS ' r I 4B which wu decided MSC^y DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION^ Carnival EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — THURSDAY. JUNE 4, 195:1 KIVE CENTS Council led Decision Expected To Elect lb-tiring Professor Finals Show New Officers The World Await Warm But Wet Dr. Schuster Feted I011U.N. Rain la Dampen Group In IttiHNf | We Inhibit' Water (a ruined. KiIIIIIOIIh' SlIfl'IWIMr At TuesdayBanquet 27th Annual Kvt'ltl Offer Hay* FortHa*l itilili'le rotinril «ffl-| |)(, ^|,,xan,|,,f Sihosicr, retirinif professor <«r m'IIo ntitl Sets Fnlrv Keeoril ecru nnnit intrude will be led ' and hta rancert career by thl King and Queen float ear- t days study the Red* s. Vertliet on llttfils I lying seniors John Wilson, prosl- ' I t.i Mate their potl- * «»r never" United I Command proposal which IFC Eyes The Emmiinj, crpnrt will lie mven by llr. Frlgnr I.. Harden Dean Millun Muelder pi emit - Aim. Fx|m-rl«'il dent, nil'! Anne llapson. secretarv, j Two ducks will appear to t»e llalph Young, dlrcctur , of liy Ihe (ierinan cellist Mux Bald- tx . . .. | drawing lb.4 "eonvertible" cam* honorable" solution IHrisions mi the raMW i»l -J | .,KI. TIm. c'urnivnl is the largest »nri rxchanue. tangle South Korean cn- Fraternity uei. a friend of Prut. Schuster. Memliers "f Ihe orcheslra gave Prof, and Mrs Schuster a tele¬ |Nkraon.s revit'Weil l».v the All-1 to finte with six more floats than College .Itttliciury will la- framed scroll e „1 IrilHOil lialliy, Dt'llll of Sltt- Expansion vision scl. a prcssuiK their a|)|treciatinn of I ilmts Tom King indicate I W.d- 1,000 Hear Band teaching, anil an album uf recor ncsda>. , Hvp minnti'9, Itavp fium Ihe MSC iierfnriniino' King Miirl llml bin ufTicc his finished scrutiny nf iho indivi¬ Approve IVUIMmw hu been mem- lleelhoven's "Ninth Symphony duals allegedly involved mi par- a eh Prut. Schuster conducted Of New Group* Two gland trophies will ho Play Final Concert Ml M years, in her May I" ticipRtinn in the May M com- itwm-flcd Sidurdav night to tho he tilled are vhw- Jpus iMils tluit resulted in consul - rtiblc pro|M>ity damage. winning living units and three trophic* for second, third and The MSC Concert Iiand presented its second ami last tiro- j ( barter petitions for Tern King, ileun of sturt nts, Althwuili hr made fourth place* will lie given. In¬ dividual cun* will bo presented ti (ram of the term Wednesday night More a crowd of more , ne* fraternities wrre now serves as vice-chairman, Urn Informal Ulka. John Caalay. tha* the verdlrta wmild nat winners of the water sport* than 1.000 at the lUntl Shell. | proved by IKC post he has held for- the past ... at Wealarn Stat, teleaned until all Opening with "The Beautiful Galatea Overture . a strong- „jKht front proposal* made I ,"hrr(. Th, Cretan s job t'ssnlias, Cat.. invnh'ed had been imlihed. availah'e (jtv tempoed nuntlier. the program I 1 by the Joint Committee an Frat- ! |r handled in an cx-oBiclu repa- d will !>• on moved to a festival climax. In- W |y A |{ |„ |VutlH*C 1 entity Expenakm. A reeonuncn- city by J**"1"' ,lircc,or " He expected In he ready to clear up tjie inatter by this morn* j|(,jv ^le'mmgiTaM nf .$ cui gate. A capa- in the aid eluded were "Zigeuerwelssen" and "Irish Tupe front Country! j " Vocal Y Jl"" INlUlllMTH datum to lnr.u«K a seventh group |was amended. ^Iopk named at a riaff meeting last ^ ^ ^ King has Hv power to reverse KI af Seoul Derr.v." both dignifled and played , The six fraternities are Alpha are llr. Harden and Dr. i IS, Mavisional restraint by Ihe baud. ! \oia' numbers will be fralur- I |.hl cht pu, Delta Kappa I Harold Tukrv. Telegrams frc on- 1 and professional musicians Willi - ed on WKAIt s student music . E|M,t|on. ».h, Kappa Delia. I'ht ! Dr. Harden, direr' - - - nighl'p *h«w. If Mte a# Old American p.ngram lay at !:I4 pm. W Kappa Psl and De . ru.n» Pal • I .II • llnulne educatmn. will succeed , whom Pud Hchuster has per- * were reviewed |*»t «haw I* rained nnt. refund* will Norway Kappa Fpallon was added to tlw Rmmons. while Dr Tukev. head formed were read by loastmustcr ' Marilyn Anderson. Friday ' ihe indlelary. lf ^ Horl.ri.l- ||„h Flshei. Flint senior. he civen at the I'nian neat and "Ovrrtara la the OprrrIL sopra by tnc ire. J|jrf, wm s„rccc<| IU-gi-liiii Hob- |»n»f. SchiiAtcr, who pl.-ins to A meeting held Monday niehi I Ills Lass" by rrt S. Linton. cimtinur writinu und plnyhig, ('(.ustficied the case* of Jive Ma¬ n bta. k ami Mull r. and "lane Is Whr-ie Vou frakrilUti acre cimmI*. King indk'aMod that Ins Find It " lluscann H#mmdl. Nor- TH# Mvca j - - ■ • — j picfrntc.i the Miixic !3o|)«i'tiiirnt son final decision on the r«icds would »rdrr of the ' MUs. Paga • ' angered from ar- H ,ty sophomure, will be the ac- ProfpnMim Its DiM'timt 1 w"h h"1 "wn «°'« ,h<; "N,n,h also Im; released today. of Hie ntinuity for Uompantst. • each, and Carnival it»mmdte« Contralto Joan Sunilsliom. Chi- Conimiitiinnt til Ftsrum chairmen. Prepare It Funteul. " am. Overture'' were I After the approval t faculty adviser* » A sociology (offer Communism, Democracy hour forum and j Don Ingle* kind will o»en IK* musical tiaikciound with "Thei^'* No nusioess Like Shu1 Crowds at | Wu^f and "The mann. Ciirki«>" by la-li- uaternitiea ami-final ihe ncccssaiy h> | rolitiial p.m. Mofjve* will lie held at IikIov In Union I'artor-j NEWS IN BRIEF and provide ml each float's theme. Ingle, a sophomore from Ovid, has play* On-nival Senior Council Huts M8C campus. the wai camous in tlic forum wilt lie j \ amletilierft Protest* AF Fill* v • , and ' lei* on leis im inc ■ bands, in hiding that of his fath- -IW Maat Da»«" Set to Clotc Friday Actor ning to Hotni Gardner, ro*, Dr. George Helknap of the I ofifi- WASHINGTON 'An—Four-slar Gen. Hovf 8. Vnndenbeig ml loose, vr, |lfrt |,,Kjr Senior Council prlilums. avail- ordinator of Btudrnt Activilic»« |,a| Si irme Department, Dr. Wil- j u,ih a blast at the Eisenhower administiation's prof^vced fivc-blllion-I rial Inet a.di» were • pile at the Union Desk, are thia approval ia almost ansurcd, m,,,, u foin> nf ihe Sociology ^ dollar cut in Air Force fund* Wednesday aiui called for greater efforts j Vacallring will he dnn* tw by Blc lur f Drbey . by .'i pm Friday. Memliers ■rlrilrd lor Interest anil since the *xpe< tcd rise In Department and Dr M.llon Ito* ;lh« Itussla for ..trial aiiprcniiit " Va. Junior The hand I mcnt juMihe* keaih of the IXvthoJogy Depart- I * * * ' by leonard FaUone. d>. I used parity on picsen! charter* to dies anil iwst reenrd. Red C.hina V tM&J Dawn y f« Perform , by t. IS, At Sanatorium Tmkd* S'"ll"H*r Wo*'k | WA8IIINGTGN olt,- The firnale went on record Wednesday .igatnst | biting Communist China in Ihe United Nation*. The unanimous wc- Krrinrr. Iluval Dak senuir. of MSC atudent. Midwest Leads in Job Offers A group Panel, of three ludsee i hnrge each nichl. They will I it H it ELAINE HAAS Dec Meyer*. SpartawucttM. ■> Allied Attack* Fail la More Red* se tact urn. *cripi, neatn amy. | Want to make from Ooo In SEOUL <4*1—South Korean irrxip:.. MippmrteU by Alltcil fighter- I n.cnr thu. summer: If >uu. prubghly K'-rean forrea clinging to a narrow .trip of Allied main liuet,. rts during the past the name of it will lie dif¬ lian Coed Learns Delta Zeta, Gamma Phi Beta, Delta Sigma Phi, Delta Upsilon, Zeta Tan veur. The banquet was held Tuesday night in the Union. Thc following groups were ferent. And so " 'Tween Us Co- Alpha. Kappa Alpha awarded trophies for taking Lutherans to Fete etls" retires. lew Customs at State Theta, Kappa Sigma. Sigma Kap¬ first place honors in their pa and Kappa Delta. respective competitive intra¬ (.rads at S/teeial Alpha Chi Omega. Sigma .Kap¬ mural sport: Chi Omega, swim¬ ming: Delta Delta Dalta, gull: Ballot Box Sarojini Cadre, Jabnlpur, India sophomore, studying pa and Alpha Phi also held pienics for their "seniors. A turnabout East laandon. baseball: North Program Sunday Louis Laundry ,o iMichivnii State College has introduced a host of new cus- party and talent show were pre¬ Campbell, basketball: East Lan- A special program honoring Thc new officers of pi Kappa ut e. u. tiw don. bowling: North Williams, by Kappa Delta ser.ors graduates will be held at the Col¬ Fill arc: President, Herbert Shet- Idens into her life. Isented who entertuincd the underclass- volleyball: Kappn Kappa Gam¬ lege Lutheran church Sunday at helm, Lansing junior; secretary, hopes someday to start her own nursery for ma and Delta Gamma, tennis. Richard Pfeil, Miles junior; if Indian families Norlh Campbell, North Wil- treasurer. Alan Scowcroft. Ben- Senior breakfasts were given liams and West Yakeley were Tlu? program will include a ten Harbor | hter devote time to un- junior; warden. Dale by Chi Omega. 11,11, Delta given the most number of WAA vesper service, and short speeches Wyn. Grand Rapids sophomore; fjviletred children. She is Delta in* PI Beta FM. Keep, points for participating In the by graduates, Mary Lou Rurton, thaplin, Richard Martin. Detroit the Child I)eve- Kappa Gamma and Alpha Ep- most intramural sports. •hra mm of advertising by elec- altan PI had partlra far Ihe Detroit; Dene Anderson, Chicago, junior; historian, Dave Knechele, Beverly Dodge. Davison seni Allegan junior. rod by the Pnnltel- aenlom. PI Kappa Tap held e and Sue Troost, Holt senior sign- (ill. nnd Lois Bets, Ossincke. A slcvnn service' guild and nursing offer the plrnlr and PI Kappa rhl will ed the WAA scroll for having program of music, and an In- r Lansing Central Methodist : opportunities for womon col- have a aenlor alrak roaal. over | 1.500 points. The scroll con- funnal reception are also planned. in India she stat- tains a list of women who have j — — The rinrmltoriea also entertain¬ likes to sew. cook. gained that number of points ed their reninr, with parties an.t since 1930. "S" letters were presented to 100 coeds for taking part in one in junior high school. I' sport for one term and earning age Thc ja,t rorm|)| lcrm 100 points. Ten roeds received [the .enson will l>p presented by the letter "M" for amimulatitik! HEADQUARTER* ERR inlDrn/lll and parents usual- ccnter- pram will be Stated at the an¬ nual farewell International Club tab. Delta Tau Drl- LOADS he marriage. meeting June A, 8 p.m. in 31 ON Is that parents are i had plrnira this Union. * DIAMONDS ^ to make a wise selection of Graduating seniors will lie ' (or 'heir children. A few certificates at the pro- An exchange dinner was held WATCHES - RUNS i families have not con- degrees will lie \ by fklhel Manor and Cuna.nl TYPEWRITERS this custom i Gordon Thomas id House this week and the Ch i.- Speerh Department: Miss tinn Student Foundation will BINOCULARS n't ire is stUI con- Louise Carpenter, adviser to for- present an ire riearn "social at CAMERAS Mre. Mary Gemmel. hostess to have rermd dames Friday nieht. students: nnd K. f.. Nar- — nsimhsm. Madras. India, gradu- The Wilxhl brothers taught and past ni -sklent of aluuit AO students to (ty, the lie- ' he, la allanld to the club, for their distinguished ginning of a chain « I to hem, ef hla ttoaere service in the promotion of the (most modern |nlots. I b awrt her and bPetoPt ' waulnlrd. Tk ltd h ■ell Mawb.v of the Exten- I|l>.a a rlnc and netolnri Serviee. will address Ihe [• nuairmrnt nnpip. group. A social dance will be held >h tot prmealed wtU n All students Invited to attend. International Club picnic it being planned for Saturday. The group will leave the Center at p.m.. according to S S. Chart, vie* president of the elub. also finds Indu •' ■ Miically i * from the United of India's I 1 »«t.k ,,nd it 1 let used to — (AST IAMSN6 Best . ... graduation gift you - , KOH LADIES ..... ve_g.ss|.|.H.king. Vaaity O'Nitt MM RKVERE'WARE travel worthy luggage de- Week-end signed for mutlern trans¬ IMC (or the BRIDE portation. i&e our complete assortment of Samsonite— many, many more in graduation collection. 21M CHOOSE FROM A LI. THE FAMOUS NAMES IN TKAVELWARE • Hartmann • Am • Oahkosh • White SUr • Bon-Nakla • Skyway • Halliburton • Wheary .Ljuijj.1. i":ij Wr: ■Axmu- ?jm fUses.' Hnrlers Avail „ l eaves Came , Ankle Injury White pilch- 7b iiir Hill lit tin cf- nrn uprising. Mid it wild pitch kg* five tallies- j, ti,o thlnl of five ti>, was tagged with ftirkson started I ,p,.,l Hull until the when the Brown three rutin. n„ «nvo the Spor- rarv lead in the sev- plnch-hlt lolrf fence to i'tcxr J-* West Slum ] Paces Ihn h-1 Track Mwt\ Went Shaw* hold a l(Ma point tw a bat in the sing M Angelo and second place A Mm! Chuck Gor¬ of four ewtu> in ge tn put an end to the Tigers Drop 10th DETROIT ulN Thf Philadcl- , 10-7 (he seventh inning hari.tge and tilled the bases and. Halts fol¬ l Dormitory ti completed tonight with phi* Athletic* sl.tnimrd across lost his third came against two lowed with his bases-loaded hit. 100. 220 and 440-yard it livo runs In a riotous seventh wins, Jerry l*rM4y batted far pitch¬ er Karl Harrtal and singled la 50-yard low hurdles t inning-—three on Gus Zcinud's run and the MO-vard rrUyl Imw run to whip the Detroit < harlej BUbup. who replored Tigers, 10-7. Wednesday. sUHer Hoerte Marthi in Ibe The A s tlxtk when the Tiim arwH their half of the sixth ■ tub,, field Friday. Zrrnlal ,1m hit . Iimm- ran >•«' u— la tie the mi. »« Righthander Ray Herbert had started for Detroit ||(. pitched *» will invade tin the first live innings, giving up Sspuj Saturday to con- 1953 WATER CARNIVAL for the ueanon. Philadelphia pecked away and Ave hits and four runs Sj-g nuw at the end of 31* innings held a The Tigers will get two chances against the As toda\. The teams ctrenn fn, The A s crammed three singles 14*0 lead, a triple and Zernial'* 3BO-foot Detroit scored four tunes in the will meet In a dnuhleheadcr. l!l i as.—a ti i tweak 4-4 tie. and an error by third baseman a. <■!.■* «. IMS a the Say wii turned The Tigers have now been Loren Babe put two runner* on IN Schriil* Shaw's Carl Dienn < sK-.ua Mum a. a winles* in 10 straight games. ,base •ho» put with a Ins ' t*-"| Dave Madison, third of four Steve Souchnck's single scored . Itinaley. of Abh..t u Tiger Hurler*. was the victim of the first run. Wait Drnpo's single John Calvin, of «'< r third. I John Hyde. of «< | the brand juntj >< | ia-l«, with teamn I SStlltpa. <•. v '■}■/. J,\ .W i f kftotr Varinu, uppunrnts hi third - sc-ted Michigan State LrBoy Rolricn of Itvlna. mi i sir. 0* a, nn mtpnw to tlx his hohh.v m.tkini II i> operating model airplane*. te&fc i. P ' For * Sniart'lookiiiy Coaiiietir kiln Perfect far NOW travel. *2.95 la P3.95 EVERYBODY'S WIIDE iJ'gion' For Men: King'* Men Seta about 1 J" •Casta Ladd * haat eolnjine, nhavinjt lultoa classic comedy kha_ k>i>S- Men TravH Kila $5 to *10 of manner^ morals •jy Yon" Sharp-lookinn upper bap and matrimony I Bet W Uhes to the t Jmss •/ '53 I told ym this wasn't the Tunnel of Love, tfl it's the 1953 Water CarnivaL tohiu _ .'T-. > •' • '.■( ,*'■ • •>.. 5 I ' I Campus Drag At ; a if*,< . \ , ' ' ;--.j,,." .-w v .'.'r j atsuA . TBI tt!0*t6A» tf AfI Ilfl ux ;-Jj to Nail 'Uses . , hex stone Guardian Rale* High Hurlers The KOLEMINE Lawrie May Nab New Avail Golfer* Fiml It Tough basketball and also all-stale hon¬ A t**w award is being contem¬ • ff To Flay Minim Course plated by baseball coach John orable mention, j l.rgvtK Gsnie- by J ACK KOI.K Kobs which would go to the "best offensive pbver". of hi* high seho In hi* senior yen i Ankle Injury «' 1r», aMtta tittm This is a system whereby ti ,, A physical education major, htr WOULD MK'HKIAN STATE'!! , player's total bases, hits, run*,- also ia a member of the Air Korea. •rimming tram do without walks ahd stolen , Thr siil' Nru" • swimming pool? Or the gridiron wiuail willi.nil a practice rutis-balte t-in. ROTC. ni Jliiliigaii H Iw*- ! ' tKces would receive a designated It appear* mat one of Kobfcn number of point* which woldd tie biggest worries next year will be- 0,1,(1 for five runs "RMkutoua.r* j divided into his official times at to Hnd some one who can fill th»< ilh Iiiii I nK Wmlneg- Spartan gull to bat. I Michigan State'* If this plan is adopted. the leatl- r Aral lineal outside . _ . OS Seep, . garfc- - «•«»•» Ibihsmen have femg them- cellar el the Western ('refer rwee elea •ng candidate for the award would it Kaluma- K* *eco»»»t baseman, Wayne Law-, Ike Mr tel. Me. afire the Big I. nrnet. AaiTBTS.hZ Price 1 la eMy paH el the reaaoi This might l>e a surprise io High, Bui 1 to Spartan basement nreupancy, many interested observers of the Cub* Want Kiner Just missed escaping the cellar last weekend. But Spartan* and the average-keeper* la were all in, the Spartans had Inst |o Imva bv four because Wayne doesn't lead the ! INTTMURnil Oh - flem-ral ninth place. 'cam in any category except manager Wnl Midhew, uf .he doubles and bases-on-ball*. How¬ Chicago Culu arrived In tmvil vl While r Hill in an pilch- ft* pOACH KM TAN Vi illlUr* NE ISN'T making any nllbls for the performance of hia earn. But he pointed out some very intcr- 1 ever. he ranks high in almost ev¬ ery other phase in the offensive Wednesday and Immediately net with. (Jenerul Manager Branch pa it of the game. Itickey nf the Pittsburgh I'ilate,. rioiiiti apri.liig. farts about I siluntion liere and around the Big to. I .1 wild pilch I lie ranks second tn runs scored, f.Iniljcw, .makes no Imne, .hat i atugeal kegy. Besides sute. Indlani • feocmd in runs-Uatied-in, fifth in Jthh till* want Ralph Kiner. .lie National la-ague home run Mm;. i have to leave the rampua lor a round | hits and seventh in total bases. i But Itirkey - so go Ihc report*- ityne suggested that Michigan Stale la « .A# for defense, Lawrie is tield- IVAVNE LAWRIE ,nv; 94.1 for 22 games. He is second wat» Pre,Inn Want, the harl- . i- as«i>ts with 50. and, exdqding . If He Could P«R . .kiting nnlfieMer. along with a nit I catcher* and first basemen, is seer outlay in rash for Kiner. orid only to centerfielder Jack i Risch in put-outs with 49. awards trophy that AkM iBa,Ql Although he is currently batting Such a prelect can't be accomplished overnight of course. But I only .222. Kobs thinks that Law- r the jriro .1-7 wnlelit fence tn i Van Alatjrne hopea that with the cooperation of student, and the! admlnlatratlon along with popular subscription, Michigan State may become a a golf course reality in the future. for i . I I 1JH .lllllt'lIC' lOWCr . _ , ne could show plenty of power if tn* could learn to pull the ball in- left held iu»lcad of Sllalgllt- Fisher My Division ly i-erter. GENERAL MOTORS CORP. Van Alstync, by the wu years now. Ucforc that, he ho tutored the basketball from Collate in 1917. us at been cnfieliiMg «nlf nt MSC for 2; Ohio Wesleyan for sin years, where squads. He was graduatet Abbot to Close Shop .ni ine southern 2 mark for nine game*. tour, t.awrie sijup of the top batten with a .•Arte is a senior from High- LANSING PLANT Six-man teams, which have been the pattern since lumped to h t\v.» runs nuttier in nn in the made it tougher to produce a good squad, according to t coach. "It was a lot simpler to put four good men on than to find a half-dozen low scorers," said Van Alstym With Many Trophies IS NOW moeftmi jmmvm i Edin'« single in the His best team was a four-man affair hack in 1938. That Stale Men of A Mint Hall will vaci the prt'midoH thii -iirinir lout only one golf match. Included In the group was Ed Flower,. „n<| the cihmIk will t«kn over iext fall. Iiiit'it K'linir tn take • n*rvi\(i I'RA(TICK _ • MINI ATI 'KK COI.K FOR Tr^ei^ near future. But also in the back of his mind is the hope that his tcnU'la rm Hull, twu> •hh* ?r B,u- • RKPAIRM SUMMER EMPIjOYMENT in the rail of 19M • INSTRCmON teams will be given a "home" someday. Abbot has always been at by w.nmng dorm grid championship for fM M All Enr APPI.Y A couple of conferee institutions have TWO complete 10-hole powerful lijflli'e on the intra- third consecutive season. courses. They are Purdue and Ohio State, and the fact that the niufltl »l)Ort» scene Atld RS U Currently. Abbot ha* won two Iloilurmakers and the Buckeye* are perennial golf powers points to Hi ' |n .1 sueitssni ain- Mth- 2J FAIRWAY the fact that a little extra ran help. Last weekend. Purdue won the*" "»"»* straight legs on the table tennk j|! Itig 10 title and OSU finished third liebind Michigan. ! u'tl4, ««*nure. Abbot has already iirivim; hilt. Ike Hpurtsn gulfm have hid quite a structle. they have always en- clinched this year s dormitory all- awards trophy with a current tn-, with Next fall, tlic the record*, jam-pnckcit trophy alone [}j ca>e U| ; t.d of 101 ix>iqts.lhat may grow Will i»e moved ti» th»* nrw men's flf have troubleawen fiiitli^i«jgl Ufltr rounds. And when it comes to stopping ' * * " ims lifted his putting -well, that's out ' tencp in left the question with other players ahead and behind. ten and White AN ALHTYNE POINTED OI'T TH AT OOI.F is tl little •rtkr for • dorm Yanks Rip Sox Put Dad on Father's Day the J phy* ed course nn rumpus. And yet. if studenl im mum tli m*u. ii wmeld Angelu and Chuck Cor- experience, they have to fork over a liuck at Ornslieel at Walnut Hills. have u win every IM derm W ith 19 Hits with smart i end to the Al aame ether Ml l« arheela. lelf weald he eve CHICAGO oP*~Th* nrg-fbo ehetfeeek If eewnea weren't prevlded. Al OMI . pnson Ablsot ha* alreiuh New Vol k Yankee* *rn» on a i-iilleeted I H eee*. npwarda ef U.M fee a raend art eamaav while hale, w ch.impionKhip*. A tur- !tt-hi» rampagp U r an 1R-2 «wfc-! le Spar- i en the reUege eearae ran be played far prarUe.ll* notMnr hltie ribbon started thing ; differ- ^ Some inititutinn,. »ueh as Minnesota, charge every studi nt a flat ing of the Chicago White Sox fart that .State rate nt regiatralinn for surh privileges as golf, leuni, and ice skating. Wednesday, running their .trmg to six straight vurtortc*. ieil on the base*, Minnesota charges a dollar; half goes for the ire rink, IU ecnU fur Th« nne-«id«l lontcNt in which 1 three errors. the golf course, and the rest tor Iqlinis courts. ni*. and the free throw tourn.i- nine walks ami some /an* Wh.tc Sox fielding hrlurvt nor. 14 lOS IfWete f ield Ertdag. Braves Ailil to Top Spit lead ; Four championship* | ready fallen to Abbot thix spring have nl l.uu jpive lifth victory lefty Whitty Foid tus without tk'ni Tie latest trnphv was taken earli- i will Satunlav invade to the con- With Big 14-9 Win Over Bums i r this week when Ablatt 14 tonk Rah hamlep RrriM. miking raakir hm RrU rWM- Mart the |M softball title. MUinxt New lu* w*% the lm- BROOKLYN (Ah—The Milwau-|the Bruve,' barrage thai Included I er. kce Braves, swinging Iheir ba.ts.si* doubles, one tuple mid .hr<*| Mu key Mantle dr we aero** with the murderous effect of home runs for St tolal buses. The. four New York run*, aithouth »u? tomahawk,, dubbed six Brook- six-run fifth enabled the Brav. o overcome a "-2 Dodger lead. only singled in f«»ur olfiri.il trip*. for 17 Eddie Mathews blasted his 1.1th! Twice b.» walked with the t«u*«s i subdue the Dodgers for the second straight day. lt-9. homer for Milwaukee. Andy Puf- ! The Braves increased their tirst ko hit hi. sixth and Jim Pendle¬ Abbot retried a football trophy »un on a fielder's cho ton hi, frril ■H"' Bally i plarc lead over Brooklyn to one land a half games. Johnny Anlonelli. fourth of live was credits Two big Innings, a six-run fifth Milwaukee pdehe Indian* I id'a five-run eighth, featured with lire victory. For Ikon* kite /r is tosy wim mese I'gpwoa GrUI. for Mi- ; priced hoi weother need? ^ / iron* (rM "Cklrkeo la ^j( Tke Roach" ll'sa a Spor- a i'here*H a lot cooking in our «tore« for Aba Lug SMCaSr Father'* Day. We've a wonderful iicleetiou U, Bahl * Aba — (very To Your 4Dorm' of alack* and iport nhirts thai will certainly '/•r VUH" Phone 5;7516 satisfy hi* appetite for comfort ami pood looks... at prices that will he within your (Man al year choice budget Father's Day is June 21rt .. 3 ll 8o don't tad»!';j feme 'kt iodhy,' UMttknk 1 ©I tasThrsht - M'tifiAi-: iff ■Wfr-rr Reds Timely Vacalloii Tips riv from attend the meeting and not a briefing aemion with his Booth Kortdn gdkrerAfheirt oven » Open Sesames to •! think you arc immune In fol«n rick uo ?*•«• W» oi* I you're Inn |.v thefc, don't The . |vj. Suinc people have been Juat be as care!.-,, .,T as branded the' Allied plan a Life W Olin Ihnt way for 2J yeaand Ihcn be about healu, t balls, or petting stray dogs mini pitat is- §o pleasant that more really developed a beautlfu' cats. maybe aome aci m J .students ought to knn m how give you a hr|p,U| w . to get in to enjoy It. Here are C*Voii might alio try burning Of course — it you take preven- sure to neglrii , Says Nation he would co-operate with I First, /ou migh| ramble along e Are mar poiwrn Ivy. The milky droplel. In the imokc may be Ju»l what you need to | ,|vl .hJl. heiore contact with ,ht .|vv. If. youcownfaulllf 1 you tai' In make (he alch liat. drat. That much longer stay you do get thru shot To Build Up ted Slet.-p. ' 'the Rt1 Ceder. Uok for a nl?c bunch of grern. waxy leavrs t*» ,c' uu unmb gloriaua blisters. A I m-nntih caw of poison Ivy An caster uav tn get into ■ Olir lr Just In sil too long Un- sit in. Be sure they arc divided cnulrt put you in the hospital j ,lrr the sun. If the sun Isn I In us lone n. a m inth. ; shinini;. try overdoing II with,. Strength into throe notched • * -* leaflet. Ami 'if you As ii mailer of fact, you can — — i a .up lamn. | S(,Irr Ihcii llrst .unliiilh lo 15 min- ,. ,on||Kh people limit . ^K^jthfr the House bof bHI flealln, with S TV Report to U.S. We-bi'udnv Ted tte> Alumni Department 15 minutes dally. Cut that's n i ^K^mi cgn not, aeconHn iyav to ret intn tllin with a nice ^BiMiftrrh'e committee. pniiifli* burn. »nrv.r, ■iwinn to the library »p| WASHINGTON vA*)—-Pres¬ ident Ki*onhmvor )irbhii*ed the people Wcdneiulav nik'ht Plans L-C Series One of the lieat wavs Is 11 fall asleep under a son Innvt without scltln? an atarm rlo-k. a!f„ s;"rh\i jn thf next fincel yee "there Is uoinir lo tw> no new Thr Depsrtmcnt of -Alumni Relation* l» In■mM-'t- Oct you Into Ol'n? Keller ,of mnkins piano for a lecture concert 'eric which will he 'ml fsyas-^,|p"f | SO tireaented at four unnamed communitioH nexl year. There', always a chance of namhi, 811 The aerie* will eomdnt of four proprant" during the year. aettlnr into Olln by way of winrtr A road "how of the fall avii dm football. Softball or a quick set and good term play to be preaenled In of tennis. Soring athletics al¬ ?«' Carnival Novemlier will be the flrat of the "erien. At the ways keep Olln sunplied with rom the While prlsnner of war Issue. Then the n Page I) lime the pluy ha* not lie by four member. AIRer asked a six-day reress to I he Pte»Mrnl .eld give the Communists time for re¬ Finalists fur the canoe ran* flection. The Reds then asked an and log billing were announced pe days delay, in- llils week. Canoe tilting finalists are llcrl iicluichlan, Fnglewnod, fob. prnior and Jack Bcaltlo. Pay City the end of the hnlf- trrshman; Jlid Pettis. Dclrull A world I ravel lilm and lecture ■ I 0 11 • I R . an afce.af the gprta Ifeal aM MM roOtae la "nrt of ohtrial famllv elrele nttnlr with m|t|lnn. Congress ! frrstunan. and Ivan Clndrlch, De- atven 1s by a family member als) planned. In by TV, Klaenhmvrr laid Final centipede teams each In the spring the Concert Band, hrtwww af karlaa aae •( Ikr aUVi mart bnatllal raai- To Form New liavc four "paddlcr. " Tt» v arc: rpnnsoreri by laMinal ii Falcone, Cat PhilllpH. Cilcn F.llvn. 111 . iun- will end the series. i Mbnry Awn mm! the We- pan i mii : Tom ftcircr: Dick Davidson. Committees , l*aH Xansina • Ircahman.' John "in ii Nn Dark" with FJsusg D'Brira Student Congtess members MrLaehlan; lire McDonald "ke- ^ jpha F. MrDsff. final examination schedule must notify the moifnittc.- on inns freshman: John Dlidcck. I)c- committees which group they irnlt freshman: llealtlc: Bill <>.- ; for spring m:i wish t» sieve on hefnre Friday, band. Orossr Pninle sophomore: 1 ,.( Pierre Ibdanccr. flroase Polnir i (|)|1 Tit** Inl tiny of iltw t for Hiring term lh Thtinutsv. .Itihc II IWi.1 All limd atimliMlliuw will hf giwit l»y II"' I"»II»w'hk tich ' ' "" lo*. with n pmnnwd llvr ImIIm.ii tald I'iivc flyman, newly elected •liar cut for the Air Force. (Indent government. president. sophomore: ''etlls; Undiab. ^ namf muKcsltoiw sheaM (# |||f ,|(1)||ll( CAPITOL LANSIRl Clinek Isilsel, Toleilo. (»., flesli- j ml in c**i|. .1 and ft ifiitnUiig And it appeared to be mote di- i.tst ii l«i Oen. Dae Webster, elected spcakei man: Aiv Knllen. Itlrmlneh im The series will help to develop Iloyt S. ii lite Hnaril of Fimnhwis. Rm • fiphnmore: Walt N »rris, Tole«lo, j rl,|flirr ,,, tfon smaller cmnmnn- .r,Mintiiiaii«tii rooms for Basic coins** will the Air Force. -The which includes John filildings. r, Junior and Dave Beatt.v, | pirs {IIM| K,Vf, students a rhance firmingham sophonmie. j fr» |>erform before various types "Brichl! The lime of examination* l»t neiMiotta nlhi dm Inn the term T« the slashing of air funds would Lansing lliultir: Kirs Magadan. Wallv Men's doubles hnalisls are asU- |rf audienTS. plus giving' the wMh Uaralh, torms muted bv I he day* a.td how a lite plana lr rd to meet at the canoe sheltc ! |^,p|(, nf Michigan a chance tn I U,o Tin, k in Col 7. ease the risk to national Brown. Walled laikr Junior. Tin- Harry IU f ilihh The column security hevond the dictates of gionp will chooar chairmen anil at 7:3d t«muht and niix.al doubles ,fr# w.h.,t MS(. hns |f, nffrr fho II Pte.t Rive lite dAle national prudence." of congress ami stale affairs, student right. business entrants at B: 15. : Fine 'aid. Al ts C partment, MrGofT — Alw Start K* Cleee by. en a leather divan. ,, , ., . . The project will Ite co-s|am- "SnAs tf and welfare, finance, elect Ions \ lftHtlgll ' ilHllltH Col. II) a-in am 10 17 i -v&rr ^ki JhT^Litd Nat t% o«i by Swikir vorefl hv alumni rlulm and ser- vire organi/ations of each of the four enmmnnttles. hlM" "Tkt Big I ptrnival three preference., will he placed | ; rhargt for the series will l>e FWrt Raised, B- M N.H 171. [MHip nf iiwlr rhoi'T poK-sihlr. lalfilN must l»r i 11»„, , r.riw«nl Drrnnnn. longing ftcn- Iuik tweu uninM winner *»f left to the It les. i brnught lf> the govFrnmrnl olTire thr tonlrftt hebl by the H*»te The fin«» meeting of the new ivollrge Fublirotion. nned l>v tlic etas* meeting iwn hour* a oeeK would take nvrr the cxamitigilmt whrduN hv the single hmir Intur® Tht lite student and the White StaJ original milrh l*. Coll Mr. n* '.v;rar mix « HELP WANTED *r/Kir«l Eurit #600 to $1,500 this SUMMER. You select the amount you want to earn. 1>45 to O.1) Kullj -litHsl SI., lira j In any event we will guarantee you navy, rwl, Whit'-, bn* $600 and show you how you can earn botch "ikek, bltit- IrttcrnillM IW b,v»l brfor I IWM (§r I Mo I1* n NaraMi | a Ml." W | * I.. far more with a MARSHALL FIELD V*1 "* Msc ""lid*. tiUW Boy STARTS SUNDAY 'XT" OWNED organization. ; ■ • ' 1 klhoBig CracMowi On Mf-Tim Won! Openings for narf, while, fit college men and women .to assist rrd brown. Llaik • jwlidffi Flte- 1 fhuT nTa* the direetor of CHILDUKAFT work in . SU-llfJ- ^ Michigan. Ask for Mr. Uibeou, Room 34, Short's i ED ATTEACnUN "-"'" Union Bldg., TODAY, June 4,pfeU0 A,M. li V„ J9555*' §0 rMt-V*-SWbit; ' ,Mwmrr» »*?.•. rr-f j'bri wma