State News I wcnsni: |N MSC A I. MUVB. SKK HTOa* CAOB S an CMHJFM IIA VS. SI.KUMHMS NIGHTS MSC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION KA8T LANSING, MICHIGAN -I WKUNESHAY. JULY H, l!ir,:t Florists' 1 m m- Problems State, Local Government to Discussed Studied in Annual Forum * Civic Minded Slale School For the third ronserutive year, Williams ■ MMilttait si..it* ('.ill,,. wn,| u,c Ap|»cars Florist s T'.'l..,;, Driivny A«so- elation will present a national •mic* iilid management rally for florists e*perti I»Ih to the eai The On Panel warhshop type " of piwgrani. Two Husband, will be Top Slate Officials Tell Functions Wife Star I In Concert . H«rt: UMr H mm Ink, Lskt «Mm; ul M.rik Ckrr, * WMr vMwniM« mnrck ml.. Will Perforin • |* (lw Mm. Draw W of l.rxioiinn. ill set nil 4 per* Opera Scenes luctions Planned linn service for Helen Uolierts and Walker, star* of the IVOyly CVrtd lipeia company, wilt present song* Richard alid scenes fioni the operas of S|K!Ccll Students (I illicit and Sullivan at Fauchilj Happy Pays! Theater at It : IA p in. tonight. i animal MSI' S|KTch Institute foe high silin.il stu Teill/ierallires />»/». Ilea ruble II eallwr 'I'our i nun ruiinilitf Into the second week of this year's Michigan Finally Arrires [(Ingram is divided into It groups: forensies, debate, 'unit ilrmnntics. I'uhlie sneak- inif, voice » ml ilietinti, ami More laarable weather iMooiised for thin week ufter re¬ In Application of Knowledge :;ii iniulism general s|M'tt h instruction mv cent scorching days. Fail, pleasant, breer.y day* are Shown In Teehniriaiis iitclticliMI in all three groups ea|N>eled wllh the sun making its deals though the bulk of the woik is eonceiitratcHl on n specific phase. scheduled ap|t«aranees bill spend- Ing enough time liehUtd elimds to A irr.iii|t i.f 40 Amerlran-traine.l foreign students , things etarler. A high of HO ilig the institute fur foreigp teehnieiui.s at Ml. h.gari Slot rllng*. the ! o>c ired is expected for today. Nights should Ik* unite slcepahlo am takinii u numiiei' of fii-lil tri|M a.x |sirt »t their «»••«, »M=k ^ ITU' ii.-n.rm.' TSri^f Mr?cisar during the hours of , | The curw. institute is aim.-.! at ... I the |f»53 High The Forensic Frail Winning Trust Judy'Th.1 group, me piepaiu Y— - tk. -Trial k,Tk. «„„,••;! I'ro/HHod stmt Sail I Important . rV((MW( Removal To Free Worlil I Of Firing llonse Urn,. sludrntV Trim la L»k, Alnard sod Irri* 3!State Nurses The East |Johii I'atiiarctie. laimdng city council to accept hid* tor Lak, Lamina mm takrn .rrtrM. Several Bancs I..I .I'd ■ Kempf the removal or destiiictlofl of .he lEwing house at 307 Ablad idl lie i Miss Florence Kempf. ttead iiiniek." 1 'he deiuirtment of nursing etlu- | cation at MSC, has hern elcrted 01 inv president of the Michigan State tv una . Nurse* association -■ P,l Kryi il shop,1 Miss Kempf was elected to a I P.. ll.l.hrr Iwk.il. Hint. ! .m.ual election of officvrs at Mar- ictte. Mich. 11141 j A graduate of lakeside Hospital The Sclesil lor Nurses, Cleveland. 1 Us luhio. Miss Kempf received hei a III , II S. m Education at Ohio State rrh j University, and her M.A at me- j Teacher* College, Columbia I'm- I ver mty. Cither officer* flitted by the v.oon n.embci association were | Phyllis MacKav, Grand Rapid.,, f irmt vice president; Sinter M I llcncdit ta. flint, KN-nnd vice pres¬ Top Awards Taken Dryer, Lansing, ident. Eleanor A. |secretary, Evel.vn C. AndcriMtii. I Detroit, treasurer, and Mrs. Em¬ Information Services ma J. Alltel iff. OWOMMl, | Mot M*ar.i- «irc i-ctcived Wedneixlav by the Mifhiynn tk|urtment of laformutinn Services in n«- 1 luces that will (Concert Scheduled X*bti.,ii xiwiiHured by the American Cnlletie Public , those attending • rural urograms | Relation* Aaaociat rn1*. community Surreys Ih'immrli tovi'r* \)ill The MSC depart moot rh music, church ii- . |awarded first pl.n 1 ur'Ulllalen program of pulilic relation The change In the eon lu . ! through the prc». and > I 1 wily requires the townsli "" ' • J(i-da>- notice that the; tunning I place tor tl« «porU (or Imp gin to supply their own \ tvmlty >n FiK-iill* Members Attend Meeting Two members of the MSC agri English Presented /Is Foreign Lunguage Cargill discussed iairy barn arrange- per* and place* of business rigation in Michigan," prepared 'We don't attempt to '.Vv.«rr. by K. H. Kidder and J. R. Davis of the agricultural engineering ing." Dr. Cordray pointed cms. staff, was presented by Profooor "We do attempt help him m Kidder. Other member* of the staff who adjusting to the Amcruean «ay of doing and saying things u> mifcr attended the meeting were A. W. Fan-all. head of the agricidtiinl engineering department, MM Or. C. W. HaR. % Wcj- THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ALife Determination Editorially Need Severe Accepts Hardships Late Registration TumH«V. 'uly ill.. IJ U.. 2-0210 for an appointment at the so stated Franz J. Geierhaas. 24. a German student from kind-mobile. Administrative officials see the additional,clerical work, the tying-up of staff workers needed elsewhere, and the szaars;casta,, of tto dUuatobrt and mack of the dang— of the, Karlsruhe, specializing in psychology. bother to Instructors whose classes are entered several days the need is more desperate than ever the ll'a gut of lb» lough jib tha— a—a MO doing anil ( Itooind tho fturtcra e In 1949-Stl Franz was enrolled at Peahndy Teacher's late. '.qoaU far thin drive has been set at 200 pints, says Mrs. College In Nashvito. Teun.. as a German exchange aim i Adams, publicity director for the Imtham County But what is to lie done? A little extra expense doesn't dent. He has abmheen a student at Heidelberg and Maine to bother those who want to stretch the vacation a Th» Mwar la. you ate IwlpOtg tn a wry vi(ul Universities In Germany. few more days. in*—ting in UniWd SUA— tobp Bond*. And you — the need for whole blood, Mrs. Adams referred •tone 43 toilHoo A—fc— now own Bond*' HuiiZl Uist summer Franz worked in Germany as an interpreter to word received from the area headquarters of the Red and research assistant for Harold H. Anderson, head of the Recently, a faculty-student "registration committee" put ford—t of pro- in a world whno pner it only /,.r tv g B ,J, r.1 plaz** < Cross in St. Isiuis statinir that the latnslnr area quota for forth four suggestions. Their proposed solutions were: MSC Department of Psychology. Franz consented to onroH at Whole blood was heinir raised hecnuac the Army needs more 1—Have no late registration at all. MSC after Prof. Anderson said he would act as his i OWVI MMUICMU HuRHJi R9i rm nvw in wive rrgulm H|tiod to adequately rare for, Korean casualties. 2—Add four credits to the numlier the late registrant through tto Fay—S Sarin- Plan wto- you work. Tto, "• The need for whole blood to produce Gamma Globulin. you — —Mapout to—uk pay (hack Uforr v.„ w selfish, friendlier, the late registrant only 12 crealits of class work. " the new polio preventative, was also pointed out by Mrs. r If you'- —(fi-pltyad. jton tha Baad-A-Montl, p|„„, Adams. It takes one pint of whole Mood lo manufacture European." said Franz. I wanted to faRy 4—IJmlt late registration to those who cannot possibly one dose of Gamma-GhihuNn. This one dose wlH protect peculiar American pemnuaMy and the aato way I avoid it. anal make the limit in crealits. do so was by returntag to the one child for live weeks. Gammn-Globwlin Is lu such short favorably Sickness, an accialent. or death in the family are con- Haeo'a Haw S Butoa Haw Raw Mart Miner fW V. | supply that only persons In direct contact with potto can aialerea! accept able excuses, the committee said. te-bt-D-IMoir now pet the shots. Franz says that the hardest thing for him to adj Fines would probably still lie im|Mised, at least under Mrs. Adams went to point out that the Flint tornado MSC is the way classes are rondueted and the great on suggestions two and three. ^•ea still requires whole blood for the victims of the'storm. of tests and the emphasis placed upon them. German stu¬ t. NooerwyfbriMtSari-apNtoS-* dents usually have one test at the end of one or two semes¬ Hut. wisely, the committee has turneal to the student laxly • twite. ItTCfWa*.( The blood, which is not shipped to Korea, used to fur further suggestions, or comments am the above pro¬ ters, or possibly only one test every one or two years. manufacture Gamma Globulin, or stopped to Flint Is posals, They have askeal any stuilent with an opinion on rata* «aed in area hospitals. Universities in Germany do oat have a marking aya- tho matter to write the ealitor of the .Michigan State News. tern comparable to that of American oolrsmlttea; a In¬ The Lancing blood bunk covers I I Michigan counties. These dents are not given an A. B. C. D. or F for their work, All letlers will he forwurdeal to the committee for stualy lunties supply Red Cross blood donors and ill return the they either pass or fail. licfoiy any raicoinmenilation is nuulc. ospitals in this area receive whole blood when needed from bank. This blood is processed and administered There are practically no textbook* offered for any course* The problem will probably la* with us na-xt fall hut since I y the hospital t a maximum cost of Hit to the patient. This In Germany. The student spends a great deal of time In the tha* committee has generously askeil for stuilent opinion utt •overs administration and laboratory expend'. This ser- various libraries rending alsiut the original source of the the mutter, why not write itttal offer your ideas today? stands in contrast to areas where hospitals have their subject concerned and searching for more information about blond banks and the price per pint of blood may ls> the vurioils points mentioned in the Instructor's lecture. by M«l« »Mtor lit a pint and up. "German students are forced to go to the real source. Ameri¬ Peace is for the strong! can students obtain just a condensation of the pertinent For peaee and prosperity invest in subject from a certain textlsmk specified by the department Michigan State News concerned." saial Franz, lie believes that this leads to German stuaiies lacing maare thaaiight provoking anal educational than U. S. Savings Bonds! a'ompnrnhlc courses aaffcreal in American caalleges anal mover- - slties. IK# **»£', ■ While working for Ilia* American State Ih'partnient in Ger¬ many. Franz was in fraxpacnt contact with American students XL. a'tiraalleal at vnriaaus Gorman universities, lie saial that our sttalents have rra-atasl ntaare gaaaaalwill anal done more ta> make tha* German |**oplc unalerstaual anal res|aect ttur country than various United Stata-s uga-ncies n|n*rating fair the sole porpoae Michigan State New* Qj aaf w inning the German I'asaplo's frienalship anal rbspect. Franz believes that the American way of having col¬ - IRFORMATIOH - lege students live together in dormitories ha owe of tho major asoots of our aatorpllaaal system. In i Ptf. of Ihv university students *r.kRTA\ 1 1 1 l OWHtlir INTKBNATIOWI «11R school; therefore, their views, atliludes. friends, and Open house It *1 * p.m. Ilrthel Manor Dunce, 33 I 'm.», > ■ social groups are much more limited than that aaf the average A—eriran roSege student, ('adage activities in tier sassy are practically never planned am an all-college famfuu tftcudtfuA 1 basis. Franz helirves thai this is a great rilsadvanlge la* Crossword Puzzle the student. Franz hoi**, to receive a muster's degree act MSI' and then return to Germany, even though he has the greatest respect for America and the Ameriaan ;iconic, he feels that his fu¬ Ibft y«ariraad.y; ture tusk acwnits him in his own country. cutaam utii \Wlf I lair. Light Perfume*: (a» II—,4a HOUSI^j t i.n «. Ha 1 rog *Ai.r ^ ' 1 Ih'st Summer lleaulx Aid* has arrived by simply having the proper nit Churches : » * **• • "topo It— 11.11 ItJi - Hsggir:" C«MWb?Mtl«VnIU»tn: i'"1 Fur km* hair, tlx* ever popular la —* —» te —» «d II dnw-s. ell |nil...te- A ; -«J ment. bath, and : • ■ 'i 4 FIRST CHURCH COLLEGE LUTHERAN • r«MN*is and bam *i - * I r ishar Bu. line * A OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST CHURCH to t-llll Im Ma AUTOMOTIVE IN NtW APAN'MfNt d *uurr 4*<*oor Mack privilageo 'ca"*<"•*• H t 3 For added good grooming light, ,*S., Mat * » AW sJii 'heater, direr? - dainty pastel lipsticks ami nail polish are much more becoming shades for slicknrs* than the 1^1 *,fnaU .rii.ni rr» *iu»ai.-tt f i hsfRup iighta. wind* fl" rax ton lARGAIN MSfMitfl il heavy <.»'">'. W woomlng, New York, of the Indians, Hunter of the Ralph Kiner of the Cutis and Vurk<, 1103,182, isn't l.y ' 318,627. •''18.027. If- Richie Ashhurn of the Phils. 1—Mantle, New York. ef. Itrnwnles, White and Kell of l.eft field—Musi; uslal, St, Ixtuis, the A's and Kucnn Busti'y, Washington, rf—Hank Bauer. N.T, o^ the Tigers. 1,104.688; Kilter Chicago, 8118,4211; >,44.309; Dnhy, Cleveland, 401,185. e—Vagi Beers. N.V. pl.ire.1 fourth In the Fltker Reynolds or r.arela Ennix, Philadelphia, 433 RUM Field—Bauer, New York. the : Center field Hell. Cincinnati, 874,115; Nleman. Detroit. 5M.327; 1.331.706; Ashhurn. Philadelphia, Phtlley, Philadelphia, 483.148. the balloting, CI 978,333; Snider. Brooklyn. 614,212. Catcher — Hurra, New York. nalt first eker Ti Kliht field- Slaughter. St. Louis, 1.200,352; White, Boston. 672.113; National t-rogoe Manager zowskf led in total vtiltn with 1.(818,210; Saner. 890,403; | .g.tiur, Chicago. 824.088; Begun. 1.652,60.1. Mickey Mantle, Pafko, Milwaukee, 073.18#. Cleveland, 516.294; three he Yankee Onterficlder. led the Cateher—Cain pa lie a. Brooklyn, 211.317. Vales (latere American league with a total 1.205,974; Crandall, Milwaukee, oBailger. of 1,413.038. 912.606; I>. Rice, St'. I nils, 504.818. He'd !f SPORT SHIRT mulling In lurkemoCopsGolfTitle; Major League Standings Ex-Spartans Take Honors In Michigan Net Tourney SALE! SEARLES' is lips Torza On 35th Hole AMERICAN LKAGI R W L PH. Mirhixun State's lliyr Id tetmix chump Sinn Mt'ohae swept VALUES TO $3.50 RECORDS 1m ||i New Yaek 32 24 JM to the ItlJKt Michigan Slate elnseil tennis championship Sun- 45 30 Pro 45 31 .302 7 NOW 1 First Nit Playtime Philadelphia 42 40 32 37 38 48 .332 III* .313 13 .410 21 I•rul'iie, seeded tin, I, tlmvn Miehigan tennis instftiotni', 14ix.it>, t'Diversity of SLACKS AU REDUCED lit hear the nt-w Nf w* SI. l.«uU 27 52 .342 2f»i l-ll, «-l, 0-0 in the finals. I.nst week the State star advanced Ann ,\l Imp 45 rpm 5 % m drown Summer liusy Time DETROIT 28 NATIONAl. I.EAfil'E 31 .338 28 ft tn the fourth rrotnd of the i| :;|f| State of Mil hiirun run For MSC Coacli i itg Staff Brooklyn w i. 46 28 .822 ret. on NCAA tuurnameni. X-Spid'tans faired EXTENDED PLAYS I'll ;r I tether' athletic title tsi Milwaukee 43 31 .502 2 i Ihe tnurnct Rllen Weigh-, St. laiulN 43 32 .373 34* nf s|mrl.« elite, Wally id .hid 19, Franklin Hills pro, IV! n titer beat out Michigan State's runehing anil physical eiliienlinn staff i a busy outfit during the summer miinths. 40 37 34 31 36 42 .383 .307 .447 13 m 814 l.AMT TIMEH TODAY! IN TF.ClfNICOI.OR k'S Slimmer sehool teaching— ami summer schuul learning - S7 48 .370 184 THE BUZING FOREST WITH JOHN PAYNK 9 ooeupies the hot days of July anil August* fur must of lh 27 33 .338 22 r h group. Some are a little Starts THURSDAY ie» most of fluekier than others anil get versity. physical education In Soccer Captain at Franklin j ramp rotlliselilig posts. Mrticiois Hale Thomas at ihe I'm Miss W 3 Dais Only 1 •If's biggest Heading the list of toll as- Versity of Iowa, and Harold Paul I ifi n'Hfroni ""ex •liitv of Mifhig; j Named for Fall the fma nnenu. He #'4nmcnt8 fur the summer 1" trip to (tern at Lukuchu t'i E AST I. AN NINO 1: || $r Emory (#ei»a, preside HAVING* ANIt 14)AN BI.D4I. (paitan iSocrer Club, i i:vrrgreen Entrance which in- grid el inn s A to vith Ct csteiflay that Hector h ting cuptaiu last sp Ph. ED. 2 5706 j Mu^in la 35 half Kdwards. line coach Duffv Dmigi 1953 Mirhixaii state . "Tny Tiger" rrrhapt with all I erty and hackfielfi conch Ste\ ' Sebn. They will leave on July , a sophomore, is j nt from Colombia, I ■hil tu Ihe wig. ' and return to Fast UinkiiiK aboi varoilt trainer Jack Starring at center •re thaw the August 2. ' *e»n raptured the j ih' IMKNT-IT-SIMP Miehigan NUte and at the name IKtihIj, |ir. Jamo A. af the phiviral eriit- lalmt tere the Strang Waiver- at NHC. Another thrll- ti J! callon staff. U a ramp routiM-lwr expected when the Spar- at Oxford. Maine, a darter ale, Jahn The officers of the Spartan Sot tie- ter Club are Emory C.eixz, presi Br. dent. John Nader. vice-president "Iph Santiago Cabal, secretary; an i the Ronald Mnrxton, treasurer. Any Others who are chlng i the may contact any of the officer? NOKTIISIItK WAYNE • TVEVQV • F1DGEQN six-and-ninc week* scxxioh* in¬ clude hockey coach Amo Bexxone. Slarltt SUNDAY! golf menttir Ben Van A Ut.v nr. track conch Karl Srhlatleman. fencing cr»ach Charles Schmitter. wrestling ctiach Fendley Collins, JS4tmawiii THE MOST STARTUMG AND DARING LOVE JNT I'HtshNri hasetsall coach John || Kot»«; and FRIDAY A SATURDAY STORY EVER Cecil BLDeMilles The last 173 assistant gtdf coach John Brotz- ' Tmtl witk * match play. ntan. • carried a par Doing work toward advanced >»le Torza shot degree* arc gymnastics r.Mch Cleopatra. George S/ypuly at New York I'm- Susan May ward 'CANYON PASSAGE' All Sport Coats ^Claudette Colbert htcli ir ^Warren William iiiitl HONKER GAL' weight* In Technirnlnr Henry Wil COXOll IAN KRITN ■ J06HFII St'lllLDKRAIT Midnight Hhnwr 25% off Of KK C. At'RRSY SMITH • C.nRTRl'fM! MKTIAEL A Paiomri Hi hImm 20MMS' Special Slacks 1*7.95, 2 for $15.50 ftl'NDAV A MONDAY Moons Straw Hat# VACATION MATI B0TOII TFthned 20% 'CRY D THE HUNTEF [jh-wi—nntniisdii On a week-en'l . » . or world tour . . tides your cosmetics lightly, safely, compactly. There's vacation mate S 1;N s htx a toothbrush holder, 4-ox. powder jar anil snap botlle, 2-oa. cream Jar, 2-oi. box, all of unbreakable plaatir, fittad wide-opening zippered caae. Pink or btkf> 15. m in i Jaly 14. IS a ad 14 'EOR*JiToNLY' — W4 Ms. I — TMII 00. 'MIKiwr aass. • y™"'' - THE MICHI&AHBTATE NEWS ion Service Guest Professors Series Televised Contest Winner Join MSG Staff ON WAT TO CLAflMi Lloyd Jones from Penn State • Hare Time College arc here as visiting pro¬ Taaa, Wad, That*. fessors to teach in the graduate department uf Physical cont r running • TWO HOUR SERVICE ing corn with nl Dr. Stafford Is a specialist in feat The Weekend 1 Into the farm futu health and correcting physical East Lansing Serve Lain eofdli* to C. W. Wllktnaon, aaaoc- education. Dr. Jones is a specialist lalo professor of Journalism. Mlaa in curriculum planning, philo¬ sophy. and physical education. The two professors will be here ■la igh School Music Students lather for Annual Workshop MID-SUMMER by the faculties lif their .ledcnts FASHION tueky, In rIm 0F1NBHJIII! Nil Dfe'S 'BACHELOR IN PARIS' PRE-TEEN FASHIONS-SHOES M «Hh Iknnh Prkf + * + 2 IIIIIAY aM MTI BOAt 2a No advorM affects to mm, threat anil ainase* (ran MILLINERY. LINGERIE aanbl- Chesterfield. From (i wttfc Bar) rial/<«lh««n mA Vftine Calvert ihc report of a medical special¬ ist who has hecngivingagroup JEWELRY - NYLONS - GLOVES — — im4 TrrhMk-Mlftt llil of Chesterfield smokers reg¬ [! 'TROPIC ZONE' «Mll RmiM Rfiiin ular examinations every two months lot well over a year. BTAITN HATI IOAY ROYS WEAR-GIRLS WEAR 'ROAD TO BALI' •I# First with prenlvR gaellty to hath regalar aad hlag-aiie. Much Milder with an cxtraordi- * * * narilv good taste — and «». A TMI'Bn. for your poclccibook. Chesterfield is today's fiycqamtt* buy. m/n a tvoord STOKE 1IODKS 9:30 u.ui. to &3Q p.m.