PACK ffim • 1 LIVING I *;>'.• , • r r' *'|' 80 LONG STRING M 3C C7 DAltY STUDENT PUBLICATION , No. 148 ■ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1964 i Lansing Issue ipayers to Vote Sen. Potter Fires Aide gm y.-iv m School Proposal , proposalsi will claim the attention of Kant -i today whan they caat their *• high i ballots Uniting For Talking Out of Turn To lift the tax ceiling to permit the levy of Twice Large Employe Commented on more as |lag« Any registered -r -i I elector, either a proper- Juniors to Fete or not, may vote on Engineers Schedule McCarthy's Army Blast ' I question. 8. J Maximum levy mills. Block S Head* Eisenhower Unavailable lor Comment , borrow Only 11.(80.000, bond- that At Banquet 1,000-Exhibit Show On McCarthy-Stevens Controversy property Block "S" founders will be "Engineering for Better Living" will he the theme for WASHINGTON (JPh-Sen. Potter (R-Mich) said Monday honored by the Junior Council at more than 1,000 exhibits to be featured in the annual Engin¬ he has fired an employe of hia office, Robert L. a banquet Wednesday In 22 Un- eering Exposition set for May 6, 7 and 8. Jones, part¬ ly because Jonea put out an unauthorized statement in con¬ The exposition, sponsored jointly by the Engineering About 10 guests. Junior and nection with Sen. McCarthy's (R-Wis) charge that the Senior Coun-ll members and 1855 Council and the Engineering members of Block "S" will attend ft Army coddles Communists. e n 1 School, will be twice as large Jones attended a hearing the dinner. A rush smoker for committee Union Hoard thi" >•«"•»»u »■«-in 1953 This increase is designed to in New York last week at workers for the student flashcard O which McCarthy questioned 1 1 1 prepare the students and faculty section will be held at 7:30 p.m. Brig. Gen. Ralph W. Zwicker. He _ Committees open for workers acneauies ,or ,h°rcn,<,nniu| *«"• **p° In 1955. which, according to was there as an observer for Pot¬ ore instruction cards, publicity, ter who in a member of McCar¬ -■ n flashcarrts, design, theme and co¬ j| ent plans, will be four times thy's Senate Investigations Sub- ordination. need Students attending the smoker not ire juniors or members Veterans' iz smokers m ,how in prev'ou' of Block "S" but volunteers lo Union Board's rush smok¬ rxpretrd la casl The 18.",3 Block "8" p Paces Blood Drive ers held for new members will lie today, Wednesday and beads will be wylng. In ef¬ Indent exhibits fect, that Patter Thuraday and March 2, 3, approved of If a note lo Luck Matter Pledged Donorn Fail to Keep and 4. Petitioners have received judged lu first and aeenad McCi J [or 20 years If the proposal Word in 'DiMuppoiiiting' (through. Then as property •ase in the srhnot Day lo attend. Along with the mnny exhibits there will tie an auto show, fea¬ There will be two smoker* each , the millage rate will de- I'aci'd by'their early morning "invaaion," Veteran*' Aa- night, one at 7 and another at turing all types of cars from an¬ snciutinn memliera collected 2-10 pints of blood 8:13. Tonight'* smoker* will be tique to exiierimental models. In¬ I successful school (lection Monday. Although 247 people had pledged blood for the period, H of the vitations for special shows have i the spring of IUI when been extended to such companies turns for Glencaren El- .5:30 p.m., ■inly 182 of them showed up. The rest of the 240 consisted Thursday sponsored will be as Bell Telephone, Chrysler and School were approved, in the Sun lor Council. * * * of people that dropped in to General Motors. nrnt for that achool will Plans for a free Giro ClUh donate on the spur of the A convocation dinner will be mpleted In 1056. Concert were In the Union rejected at the Council's Ballroom Veterans moment. At the meetings, petitioner* will lave an opportunity to learn ibout the work of Union Board held Friday evening. May 8. for students and professionals in en¬ McCarthy-Stevena meeting Wednesday night. Officials of the association ton Pop* Jessie Fiessclcnvinn, Detroit, will replace Doug Coulter. Cros¬ Strike in said they were ■nd to ask questions of the pres- gineering. Several television and radio shows are of the Antagonist* Approximately 70 se Pointe, this term, and Pat Dc- that failed lo show, but were aat- Lauded for iets Ready dek. Detroit, spring term when she plans to student tench. Army Style isfird with the whole day's Mai. "Wa rvalue that with only l.4Si House to Hear Patriotism said another (actor in pledges we will need many on- Coupon year er automata-oily drop a memb¬ from the group, the council KIimn! Drive (iris the-spot donations to make a good showing." said Bob George, chair- Snap, Crackle . . . PHILADELPHIA l/P)-8en. Jo¬ date saal -a Friday was a may become a canitt- (or Ihe Republican Srn.it- report i i for the presentation of the Boelon .Military Treatment Bllly Well*, her* sf Mat", SAE House Budget Plans seph McCarthy (R-Wis) Army Secretary Robert T. Stev¬ and nomination In Mainr. "That had something to do IOrchestra will be available Striking in true military Budget hearings on the extens¬ ens—at odds over the subpoena¬ with it." Potter said. "I Ticket Office itart- have all i fashion, member* of the 'Bootns' If ifft ion servlie and agricultural ex¬ ing of armed service personnel- I ran ilo to !«kr rare nf political MSC Veterans' Association periment station operated in eon- junction with MSC will be held were 25 miles apart Monday, ac¬ cepting gold medals for contri¬ matters in Michigan without ing involved in other states." gett¬ | ' e.V. Bund to Give held a mock invasion Mon¬ "Arrested" la the vet Smitten Activity today by the educational subcom¬ butions to the Americun way of I day In kick uff their all-rullege mittee of the House Ways life. Jeaea taaaed a slate meal and arv- Jazz Concert With closing time near and only the SAE house Sunday night. The pledges were sup|M>sed t Means Committee. Hepresfating MSC at the hear¬ ing will be Karl H. McDonel, se¬ the The Wisconsin senator accepted a gold medal from the Sons of American Revolution at I l 239 pints collected, the doctor in filiate 500 balloons as part of a • Fiedler will conduct the i A I luncheon In downtown charge, Dr. Joseph Heckerd of the ampaign to publicize the appeal cretary of the State Board of r» in work* of Wagorr. conrrr phia for his Bed Cross, donated a pint of his nee of this month's Spartan Agriculture, Philip May, comp¬ Handel, Offenbach, Tsch- band i troller and treasurer of the Board, blood, "to make it an even 240." iv and Cole Porter. Plan-, the I'i Dean Clifford Hardin of out of this the actives got hold the Jones was listed on Poller's Vet •IVtetala fipwt laday to School of Agriculture, and D. B. Stevens a Starr as doing research and nre«, be their big day af Um drive. ms and blew up all 500 from the Freedoms Foundation of 4hem. Then they shut the Varner, head of the on liaison work at a salary o( |g,5(M off to historic Valley Forge. 25 miles Piesidenl Eisenhower rninvnl a not her round ot unit at a Palm ir Board 'Life' Parody the Revolutionary Army's strug¬ gle with the winter weather. Springs, CalH.. while his vaiatinn resort Monday, hradquai In s The two are at sword points Is Senior By fSpartan9 over an order issued by Stevens which forbids Army officers to whe waal the), tee¬ th* bar- appear before McCarthy's Senate lolarship a drlarkmrnl U Anyway, there were only 1511 On Sale Today Investigating Committee after the 7131, the eall Eat. manager's efflre at SpartaradvV entire p.wh«k»t» rlaaa af Fret Harts Grace. The rlaaa. la gay- Students Aicartlctl wlloons delivered back to the Un- un on Monday lor the advertia. "Leak*" this humor magazine and a month'i quizzing of Brig. Gen. Rulph W. Zwicker York. last week in New married helming. The will be picked BP and larnrd hexes Sign Request rkata,, aim picked al af hi treat tfceir merlins I" Berk ( '.Item llundbook Life, Magazine, goes on Saint Continue for aver le 3gHC"a salvage depart > who has shown Given OK Four student* we Band Copies will lie sold in the Na¬ .r~*< vice to Michigan to Ik* siark.de. rlaaa . term aarh Is a atady Part af I scribed copies of the Handle, k Plays Koee tural Science Building. Berkey llall, Home Economics Building. the dispute between Secretary nt I'hemistiy and Pbyaics, pub- Bowl Numbers at Union Concourse and the South lished and picsentcd by a Cleve- Campus bridge, if weather per¬ T their Oh,» chamical company. for work in general chemistry Lansing Meeting mits. .Subscriptions will be ac- n. and all day Subscription* Press i & mly at Olds Sai retary JaWs C. they were ast Uns- ,ii Irtt in ' 111 Rita Ptourde, Norway a question as In whether Stevens their plight has the President's fieshman, made the best Tito band, known personal bov. representing s group in Ka«t record in chemostry III. a course art Band after the football as the Con mt« H~dmg Silt Chsmged backing in the stormy clash with For AWS Judiciary McCarthy. Lansing *" assigned In a parti¬ rtierruslry majors. Top hams-, on. played for the Lansing Akron College Group "Try again." Hagerty replied, hrmistry 101 irora shared by cular city depmtment for the day. n H. Tanton. Sehawing sop ho- making it clear he had no inten¬ ith its Merchants tion ol airing any Eisenhower the Englneei Filmct lo Proeiil Ivor Auditorium ef the Oldsmobik Gaaks. Male Nrwa manaarr. Spuuihli CiwtoiiM Although the participant# were 'Farm Mexican music and nno-.nl infor mcd of the System* Bears Fruit life will form ihc Kiting for the be getting up. Graduate Debaters Send Replacements film Paloi nen in cars were FairchiM T • •night at 7 and radio net, at 7 di*pg!t hed. v i a ajn. to start "Robert Canedo and Columbia campus- By Domingurz are starred in the Foreign Film preKnUtk,n A newsrceL "RcvUU. Js^ Col. Herman lo Speak On Israeli liafWiM Grad Sludrnl to Talk Col. Haul Herman of the larai Armed Force* -*« tmak o At Paly Sri Mrrtiaf "Area of Conflict Between larai and Her Neighbor*" al 4 p m. U Jam. Artrnwrn. . f^itical « day In 31 Union. MBC lit IB ligqii have tear- This is the q Tbe talk is apmsoorad by U a lad ta MsmarhmilU. Caaada laaumwUi um International and Ohlahm. Ikfc April, Urn* bale*. But asuwthmg than la g Ma MP MB ha to the Uotow- woctol dahata audi a* the am IMr ff Un grxdugnd de- Mixed Armiattoi*Casern!*- Onad haMaa gag Jaat out cat tha job, Add- t. »»*£*••»« new htm . ' • ' - :,\W . . I. a. •.Ciyata en-Old Grodi Speak Quick Removal craw 40. Musical ILLaavaout show 11. r«nlnlM 41 For • ■Oim and they are be Sterr for a while. |S^wy itCMMac 3S? ^Tbe spotlight la now IipSS? married students' living area. waa pot then by a survey by PatHefc Calahan. lalfcr, «§5to representative to Made lit C Aa a malt of the impart of IMa aar*4y. (trials task act In to hegto rttoaalag tiaaa Iwbaxas Maaday. (They wen fapnaMi wMh the I that 91 per cent af the atadeata wanted then man The "Operation Removal" will continue today, atudent that wiahea to have hia icebox picked up a lifliiii iliifl litfdi rail the Married Housing offioe, ext. 7151. But. the campaign should not end with Oris ot jwmw wivm amm tlon. College official*. including Dean of Students UBiEK aJBllSitf KR2Ki King, Emery Footer, manager of dorms and food at wbbf uwwmww and Chief A. F. Brandatatter, of college police, hare teered to meet with the imvrled atodenta to disci ** rl* rIVPrd*! problems of the married houaing area. wiUnW* UBMH Some of the problems that they would like to tiUMM r»HP»WJp •; students would like to in Ann hllfty of setting up playgrounds for their children in two, tofPOHKu# tolK Ju eri basis, a Arbor? liurge lota in the area. They want to hives ng sat¬ *4MMM ' far from the idea that Much rivalry has taken place tortaariMmrihiig tonka, to. Vage materials the college has on hand. they are an integral part nf a S -- ddBBBEBE *\WWm student's university experience Mill lit H. ass m vaaa. N. r. Su'wlKli?'!.".,-• AP new, duostch- St. I *4 MP dIHH MUWi is an annual problem in the i SlUnclstbm'i r a n occasionally afford to- : Football tickets for chiMren: atodenta feH thrre should umm k!RKS uHHii must pay for them in addition "ha some way of getting a low rate-tirket for their children to tuition. Campus Classifieds . . . |,i My comments here are not To avoid baby-aitting fees. Letter to the Editor lack of audience or to Justify our own system of agglfi 1*1*1 would be the agenda. The meeting would I Play Motional Anthem on ticket distribution. eat on a Sunday afternoon. However, it won't be held n less the married students show they are interested bv ra frig Pat Callahan at Ed 2-1095. Iu'tos«0lhe< To the Students of MSC— What is this? Why Isn't the here, lu (anus at the phi- ENGINEERS Anthem played preceding the les? It Is Just a "* ' play It at the basketball Electrical ay game*. We think it a shame our National Anthem and flag. Night Staff RENT A and SUM reuar Asdrry 1.1 Sal NlaM ESHar Nlthl Ad SlaS Nlakt Sean, SdHar Bak l et. ISKlra Bak Sfev NEW CAR! Mechanical aU la rise. M attest aad dushg aasd aid ashost .gMt far aar awn MSC. Representatives of the w There are only two more home basketball games left in this season. Why not start following these practice* right NOW and not wait un¬ til next year?? lad's HEAR that National Anthem guadalajara summer and SEE the rec¬ ite school songs preceding the next basketball game and 1 those to follow!! DETROIT EDISON COMPAR at tkr SUalard Will be on Campus i llaftrmNy - mFORMATiaW - <«» BBfirm —suobtvul board Meet and cat Lew Duity, Wsskiy Rata* THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1954 Union Lounge 1 CAN RISE FOR TMR 3 p.m.,-Union Concourse rnstfttt* or spartan wives arts Contact Plaeenient Office L engineers Also to interview sophomore- iiml jitnint HUM SYSTEM PI. 9-9TM interested in summer |iliieeiiient 7 I ALPHA PHI MOM/ 7 p.m., St Union. Campus Classifieds I.OW PHONE: ED 2-1511 EXT. 268 C0ST 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. win n am much Have Your Shoe* Djred FOR SALE iig |cl$aianci sale To Mateh Your Gown Cigarettet. $'.94 per carton. Gray Flan- «•' AK Wool Slack*. $7.95. Army Perka*. All Work Guaranteed ...Il.ll 6 9. werar $2495. now $19.95. Sweat . ..$1.15 ADDITIONAL CHARGCS MSC SHOE REPAIR T-Skirts. White 2 for $1.00. Ment Knoi Knit Briefs, 2 pr. $ f .00 Suede Jackets, TUESDAY Tuti u> were $1995, now. $12.95. Bong this Ad YOU ARE and get 25 % off on any Jacket. Bnnj AuYo^Tte tkrt A J ant qet 25% off OA a'l Sheet. Oifords. Blankets, "8 lb. all Wool, Colon. $6 95 ? for $|J. Lavt's Men's and WATCH repaifinf *' A PreatmsZrmtue, DON'TBE ladies. $1.98 up. All Gloves. Dress. 25% Off. Br eg thit Ad. Army 17 Je»ei Wrrtt Watches, $14.95, Brng Ad. Sun Tan 10 tier cent Colic cki,ea Annua IUC0N BIDS. WIUM Wild wilt MALCOLM MILKS BSC. Prcce ED SHARP SHjiP SHARP TYPIST general and | xsttma-jBr- IF YOU agyBOLET a ayw. .ongMai "ATTEND ft/I/ CHANGE "C D. P." TO MEAN- «£».."Wi fir.' A "stvwp-'T Tf/m to to /tap ■ GMPLOYMB4T TyPEWRlTU» SALES - *^fg. fir t KALAMAZOOj^a est Shaw 5 Wins In Overtime,35-34 Wert 6haw4.*3: Wsagghaw West Shaw 4 crowned block champion by bunks. 45. No. It* Mittmen time period gave West Shaw S a much needed victory ever West West Shaw 16. 2J-I7, in a < euther Shaw I, 35-34. Ron Spink calmly Must Solve dumped in both charity torn give West Shaw 5 the game Snyder 14. 27-23 Dick ! Lefties Next his etcards ' Michigan State's basketball es i 'hampionship with 10 markers. team dropped an 80-71 deci¬ era with 12. PhllHpa 2. 34; FMMpa 0. 61 sion to Northwestern Univer¬ The final outcome of the Waal Shaw S. O; Waat Shaw ft. 12 With Bon Nugent leading th. sity, Monday night, but for- ward ccaMm Julius McCoy »ct a new scoring record for the Spartan-Maryland dual box¬ ing meet Friday at Jcniaon A "blind shot" by West Shaw Fa Dick Damron enabled West Shaw 3 to edge by West Shaw 8, wav with 6 points. Phillips 2 walked all over Phillip, t. 34-21. The evening was an eveninc bed Spnrtans, by looping in 17 points. The 17 points brought McCoy's season total to 362. surpassing the 8KSA&. In another overtime game, 32-32. TMCA ft; AC M for charity with seven "giving" up their Witness old record by 11 markers. I Dirk Bailev hit 14 points as the YMCA Phillips 2 over Phillips 0: Phil¬ lips 6 over Phillips 8; and Clowns *1 by UAW AC in the won over Pes. I. Other winners were: West Shaw 6 over West 4-.—Attorney G« highest scoring game of the eve¬ ning. 73-26. Shaw 2; Wreckers- over Alpha nnk G. Millard ««kad 1 "northwestern got off to an ear¬ 12 explanation of the "I ly tead and held off the Spartans Hills T H; Dinars 23 the rest of the way, leading 38-27 Hills Y became block Cham- pfter the first half and then 56- don in easy style as it trampled 48 after three periods. •Serai SMallikli ill over the Bush Diggers 56-23. Michigan State hockey eoarh GnrmaSeopr as it ibamld be Shown ... Or* request w" m"d® ,n • 1 Center Bob Armstrong played felson Wing headed the Y oflen- Gerald K. O'Brien, Way one of his best games as he scor¬ ed the last five points Spnrtans in the first half. Arm¬ for the Nirr ive with 16 points, which ln-1- i the high scoring ef- lor the hockey with the and pro baseball with Spring¬ field, Masa., minor league entry. Michipgn! pmMcutor. O'Brien t IT MOT )f RN MIRACLE strong also ended up with 17 tal¬ lies. > 12 s[ T Wil Hdb T (.LASSES , Donald Rite! The Spartans ramo within six The Old Timers were beaten by ie case, and points in the last two minutes of Cinemascope 44-12. Lyn Acker- i Workers. the, third perod, 50-44, but Center the victors with a net Bud Giant put the Wildcats fur¬ ther out-front with two buckets and.a free throw in succession. WkStBMfp.l tourneys an } and • pjn. respec¬ cJK.-wry.-Ri tively Friday. Contestants may of the agreement •fen up atthar at the IM Office or lu&d another 620,000 Big 10 Standings to Ritchie at various tin trial and follow! The feature bouts in rriday's of Reuther's assails: eight-bout card to insi in the 12} and Maekawu and Tom EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Hickey lay Ferrari's Ill taUl set M said that CBrienVli :dt:e about such "easily be verif " Iowa k fcopTiomore - m untied basketball team kept its title hopes alive with an 82-64 upset iff of victory over Indiana at Bloom- Ington in one of the conference's key games, Monday night. The lluwkcyes trail the league- leading Boosters by only one 7 vmnM panic and both have two games left on their conference schedules. Will be ou the cum put. on Iowa Invades Jettison Fieldhou.se Saturday night while Indiana t ravels to Ohio Sl/itc, which lias icccntly upset Iowa and Minne- W«May,F«hraary24 NOW! interview unmarried graduates, with majors its home court offer 23 straight Engineering, Physics, and (feokigy. Melba Une.. your. Placemen! Director for interview Sophomores Bill Seaberg and — ftTIRTft rUD.IV • Bill Logan paced the llawkeyes' attack with 21 and 17 points re¬ spectively as Iowa garnered a 36- THE GLENN MILLER f THURS. 28 halftimc margin, held it throughout the third, and out- scored the Boosters, 28-18, in the final period. Center Don Schlundt tallied 2d Croups points for the Hoosiei s, who scor¬ ed only 21 baskets in 80 tries. Discuss III.. S Seminar plsre Illinois kept Its slim title our tlviumir hepe* alive with a narrow. 66- interested in attend 61. win over Wlseonsln. aa Jim I Natitms Seminar Wright dunked two last aocowd March 24-30 will m free throws for the llllnl. .ght at the YM-YW In the RAINCOAT ENM:>IBI.K a stubborn Michigai Dick Carmaker first Gopher tn His FREE BALLOONS li.i- il« »»■ U.r trip i nt to a w UA(on a UM h h •till ava plaid iniil»njU [UN sr.UK rir rt v> ' -Kinds for the meet Mrio>, »Imih. I ami hd s>a« of the UN by nnett. former UN rep ksfc. See A movie, "Bread for Henry David Throwyou hitdren." wUI be sho In TODAY'S LEAK Talk About Wondrous way to greet ,u>' • " 25c .i • in our water-repellent • """ i"'1*" ort Course raincoat, a new api>"«< It UvsrVvn' | —n weather fashion • • • i'"Ik,lu' nduation with plaid Singh-'" lhf ercises Set fig? viouo collar #i"! I"1'"'' echoed again in th. fOLt.. hat and olim jim umbrella- ft** * IS t| ?v—:i cinched with the leathcr-Ukr C™ airetlor. belt, or free and flowing. ;,r plf Davis, Urm W For Expert with plaid. Sixes 10 t" Or.on f etch mod Jewelry spouts**** X* . »i