►liege May McClhyS—Mud I). S. and Japan Sign Nixon to Answer ixpand Kellogg Stevenson Charge 0 Meet Need i hen. WASHINGTON' Oh-The Republican party pani McCarthy <4 tho prwe. members of^ the Amer- Communism, prMjd,,,, tiap diplo- To End in Grills nr. will yjnhm* fa kid tc*n Inslitule of Biological Sri- mj( that Waat a flhM of milk? ^ < tmr-nmt rnrea. to moot for eight d * y > clandestine political nrs»nnot— That's fine, unless you are in a dormitory grill. If you're' "**" beginning September 1. 1PSS. a r r I wto-h u operated by the leailin these, you won't get your glaaa of milk, according to a ruling "• largeet «roup •»»* to be ar- Th* exhjbct whwh th, communiM pan* of the Be¬ which went into effect Monday. ran in the Ccmunt ut wee* an modated by the Center , vwt t'nion. Since IMP it tea Some of the dorm* were affected by the j '■ At preeent. the 25 to M crrn- |} onc-Unirp^,,, ruling and *•" not be prm*r.-*d -tm .era .. 1 ' h»M *' some wsren't. wer Maty Mated. month JiS"".*"* '»<» • sMte of abject am. , Hymen toad i a* ** ta bnn^ about 1.SM gueata | in it ho. . hard tne* of agrni. pnctvaUy every country of the oiSS'.Sa'lfJST: Tonight See* j :^Ta.*-_rr "«kL . a Industrial . , „ Design a srsar-—— Union Boanl ISir?—* ~ I —- — Union Organisation 11 wVI ke epsn Iran * to 12 Exhibition Now JSOSXiSX W eek Kick-off I I to 2 pin. If the chair In Union Art Re "Design In Industry- la the title an exhibit now in the Room and on U>* third floor i ..wow gsiwar.rs ^sjrffr, .trs? swerf-rrsr s^sjewass. rtrt M." 1 . if \ £ .gj l. Wan jaVVot. Ta the SdMart manufacture of , Soviet Foreign MiitlaU* Molotov evidently i* attempt, Clow volea hove tnnrked ttie nnllon's teclatatlve history Such n* ■rW.m-. artgt—la—and- aaeni hod haafl aoosssd Or the i>. Adrian Mhl to Tuu daaanra notice. It In ^"r "twining JJJd was the nature of the ballot that • ' "- rt aouaia ^dwa.. as.s.bo. ' 11* fTUIt'h ^ t to aet a apeclal trap for the United State* in the dene. tsgni. . . i recently rejected a mild form of that i . the controversial Brleker a- mendment. The Soviet and Worid Coramuntat pre** haa been bntMU A single vote sent Ren. Waller fotorp effacia at tMag aa wa do«o the her- Of i l«ff up the Geneva eewferenea to a faredhee-well, ae If the George's substitute down to de¬ declalon to meet waa a aiimal victory for Soviet diplomacy. feat, just as a tone salon ansa bill Meed Andrew Johnson fmm That waa not neceaaarily ao. what would have lawn the only Hat meat noteworthy le the fart that the Meneew- /"rl-elng ul.U V, r presidential Impeachment la If. 41*^^ ■lw,w |m n—aa-ai ^ ■■Wim ^ a, _ a a»-i ePW aa- WUtV 8. history. wOatmlag II to I ssto daaplte the fad that the propoaetl res- JJ auch Geneva take of Mtala, Fnmre. Med China. Mm UX- slrlcllon roniflluted a reflection S.M. end the UnMed Statea eMS bring paaiUve reanNa on a Democratic adrnMatraUon's in the dhwetien of world pence. diplomacy. The Southerners Fravda, for example, a few daya before Molotov'a bloat of Inat Friday, aaid the ilerialon to aummon the conference KENT A waa greeted with "feeling* of apeclal aatlafm-Man in all count riea of the waritl." The Geneva meeting, Fravda aaid, daslre to curb Mr. I NEW C4| "I* viewed aa an aid to final aettlement of the Korean quea- tion," and it added that the ronfeeeea alao would "conaider the queation of reatomtion of peace In Indochina." en aw fH to publicly i Near Victory Is All thia, Fravda went on, demonatrated the "ronaiatent correctneaa of the Soviet government poaition" that noth¬ ing could he arcempiiahed in the way of world peace with¬ out the participation of Had China. Molotov elaborated an the theme. He eon tended the Berlin four-power conference waa worthwhile herauae Puklkily Hewks WiUtRoGobRMy S It led to the Geneva meeting. He want en to nay the rhadeau of ytthag the lang ladarhlaa war dapmded Miehifaa Stale News on the French government and "She , , A iMillllral move? Certainly II poaMian of the Hut atoetton turnout* wauld ILIA., which la incraaalagly inteidortng In the affalm wus swell beyond all comprehension ssft!'A aswrvsra » CAN MM roif* of Indochina." Old or oxi Provided by Board citizen would If the average It aeoma plain that Molotov ia aeeking to hull iilnmed aolely upon the United Statea. way that their collapae IdtMer To The- Edhor L-^ajr<5S^! tieneva will la- a pro|iaganda hattlagreuad. If the talk* Public opinion will eventually SXSLtT collapae completely, the Soviet Union wanta to la- in a poailion to point the finger of Idaine at Waahhigton. The neat time you write down Why Not force approval of a curb on the president's |M»wers to make In¬ r i<*k registration. In addition, mem¬ bers help prepare the Union bro¬ Pre/tare for ternational treaties. II r I c k c r predicted. SUN UFE on lYigger when a meeting ts. you chure. which will he revised Air Rauh? I tut for the Mr. Eisenhower has won present. And his weapon: next year. written every Thia booklet, re¬ four or five years, COMPANY Of iicochet Gunplay contains pictures and desrrip- tloiis of Union Building facilities. Publications workers ulso do T<' ,h* MHd»: Recently West Mayo ousts hail n flrr drill. Last week they Svrrirv that /ofWstfcJ | I luring a recent ahow, Roy Roger* attempted to give mimeographing work for the also had a fire drill Why the j^rsrcVM^SL ElmMuM I H6.1 a display of hi* good marksmanship, lie go) ready, aimed, Union Board as a whole. continuous fire drills'.' What fired—and bullets ricocheted off the target, hitting him JACK upd his mount, Trigger. bath anTtaapwrUnx graopa'far , Tlic girls, (I can only speak lit W. MICHIGAN ^ Roy auffured a slight noselileml ami Trigger, a at ting VVunder If the entire hoard kendeA by Jgni Mm, The toller. A_ <"r »'r,» ""w I*™"- ' kllOW nOthlUg ttUUUl Cllf fllU'SI. Roy and Dale Kvnns had n ricochet romance? on ens tarn chant hearing the 1*11. thinking it wus ii fire, would obey the fire rules (•■pis Classifieds project* and aeilvlUes. ;i»ntl K" outside. Hut outside the LOW PHONE i ED 1*1511 EXT. 565 1M pan.. bitortiuUonal releases and skils which puhli- "Ifm-llnns '•» "If ™'<'s COST t. Astern cur tosirit activities. Thcv also "h""1 'Indents on this UPARl'AN t IIUIIII IAN A Hart of* church are ,n charge of pre,v..,n« the *hM hav^n' ."w. SAJLM4PJL 11 Principal arUvihcs rak-mlar in Ihc Ummt ... 13. Born Concourse * *' abotit students 14. Recreation and their families in married 15. Taverns FOR SALE LOST .ndFOU* 16. Produce 1* Pes Night Staff We don't like to liear or e\ think about such thiiw as LDHT 51I I I 30. Rums tin* raid, hut don't you think 'rr.ccr x r,£'u EU2-«I3I 31. Hussion toy. «I.W 7:16 ein.. should U* itieimriHi in cast* th< Peoples Church mountains ' ixwT iaiiif-S urn Chapel 23 Anglo- toy. 11.11 WCS^ TTRAUJat a eomeertHMHitd. WAVgg ( AONfVAI. TWTtVT Saxon slave tow 1IJ1 33 City in Ohio COMMITTRt: ADDITIONAL CHARMS 13. Refreshed 11:311 p.m . 41 Union I Living i r aock onto ana. II Ml' apUad i. 32 I frsgments 2* Age 10. Glut ON WAT 10 CUMH Cka^tonpadd^^^^ HVABTAN WIVBU—AbVN 30. Individual • hwfiM AUTOMOTIVE A NO CBATTN 34. Make PERSONAL 7 M-» Ml pjn. A-7 Jewelry 1Mb Wdi. Than. Ho, so -Uouth Campus mmmm saji* 8VABTAN W1V8H hOIIKir CI.I'M rnmmrn umm UUMM muuu WMiv... e m MMJR BKSVICS g ^assays 1 H p m . Facility Folk Club !&!■■■ umm imTsrsaraSTEvrp ■« Ckam. Sala of Raa Halt f. X. s£rzra.:*x\ 31. Patriotic Cig.rahai 14c pat. $I.M carton. Dnr ummmumxu Clannin, 6Sc par dam. flannel pnnh. llll M •hgsniaatiu Grey. 100% nool, |7.4S. Sun tan pnnh 7 p.m Org. Room 1 31. Calm . (ItUOC 4-H t'l.t n wiMummm m • tk upper. 13.46 op. Suede jecteh ri¬ diculously lew ol U2.4S. Jecieh, ell fJE'gJjj!! 1:30 p.m.. 312 A*. Ill COMPUTE RAOO VHn&AMl AMinAt 'JBH vt»y NICE 14*6 Dsdga dak coup.. •kite type, vp te 40% off. Men', nylon neel Tikidi. 2 for 11 JO. Men'i brief, AND T.v. SEPV'd imwii Iloct onf.nal fisiik. goad rskkar, sir. nemo toendv 2 tor ItjOO Levi'i, Guy. ENGINEER l pan., 31 Union "■BBS BBB"1 ckasically parfKl. p>icad lifM. end Oollt, 11.46 up, cen't cut price of Dungeteei. Guy. eed Dekt. $2.44 up. 1440 Ctov. 6.1 Air. diaw. aoa n«wr. Htnleh 160% weet. 6 Ik. I for $12.00. T.V. Res' ol Sen'Oi LUC0N 8LDG. dBiigiijy Nevy ktue iu*ot toidn 61.46. Beecw Phore ED 243'RJ JHBHJB UBH 1446 Ck.v»6l.t ird.s. Good rvkbrt. Un. 7 ■ 60. Nevy, U4JR. Sleepaig ke«6 kisy bl.cl fts'idi, swckoaicalty paritct. tou t reject, dew $I4.4». Air nethenei. ftmik kejech. new. «4.4f. Afue Uew for deep diving. 1X460 Teweh ky Ceo- din UBB mrnmrn "ft? iS^WMCnlon CM in fo.1 ci.,1 ttl.t will Ivrpril# M •t P'icsi sen, 70.40, 1 lor flOB. Heonel dwh. •eg. 12.41. now. 11.46. Med AIR NKJ4X sew. 11.46. Mm Denim 130 pan Dem Hall . 'print. H it AdUr Hi tor'Gey* and ksWatm Inspedlon Do"., 14c up. Atklotic mo. 1 pr, 11.00. Oreu to. prices ' AMU HI until Wpon. Guest Speaker 1 Mm MAIUrt H MRTJ TyPEW*ITfl,! salb - G. mkwkm md on Maay" • een tad fpn. Women'i Gym Lecture ortqr W tokp Vtoe -Urn- MxHtfltoi. B itaa-gssasffi —s.'sr VBOtVtRiNE l*V I. KAIAMA200 XJ*L TRANSPORT tmrti — torn MM CAR In— Was«sbW6>a SAC. a aa. ' ,£EaS] jrtVA? JBm i* rr.', WAtHg. usrsf ff*3 TIB HICIIOA* BTATB NBWS ockey Team Beat, 5-3, Ccmpoc CU**ifl«1* ... High Seeks Revenge Tonight Ikhlller, Slate's mly thing thai Michigan State ilriipiml a making their < Much anil tumble hockey dc- gained a total of «l*lnn to Mirhigiin Tech in the igtmut lhe game with many mi Ijeing of the most diffl* flret of a two game nerle*. cull variety. "imrtay niaht. S-l. Waks bast the young The Spwtem will mart the ink let In the mvihhI lame of ihr again received r—* •« • l«nl*ht In lha Ira Aran, 4 a goal in hi* lha Ian game i,f ihr irauai. 20-foot *h Tha ifHilaal n ensured in „ •Millnualinn of lha game played IfouahLm, tali, n, whl.li Slate Tarh atursd nsaln I, 2-1. Hnth trams warn ■wlna- I fltaly from lha atari of aioo iu*h In lha II 'Naral Sidaligkls |h; whan l/itnr Midden I nrn-l I*-1| There's vtry link O Idaho En I rid* f*r Mir intramural waniline tournament mid* in tha wrwtlwf room Th* ] KNOW rm. • . they're u They're right I, p in. | 3oxers Topple Teeh wareg lM«« i Imi 'Mini far, we've Scheiilt if— our record of contii ISM vouches for tint. \CAAChamp I by thraa forfait*, remained • All engineer applicants background, personality are carefully screened a« to their preference*, laatan aa thay ana I hair foarth dual mart Mondav In the iiecfind (irriod IMS NCAA chaa^aaa Idaho Suta. C to 2, tirfora Dave ffendrirkron Spartan f>u*h«*l the Wait to travel • Engineer* who fe*t» to pan screening are given a full battery of aptitude determine whether they'd fit, what they'd be bet? at. ar.d puck lietween two Tech defrn«r. My m teas at Ja I Spartan* Kerb ( men, where it wan picked up by Waky Waks then *kated in front aid study what they'd be happiest doing lad three aaccoaaiv of the net. waited until Goalie Rob • All Harnitchfeg* r engineer* take an intensive 1%-month training | tha 112-p> triad hiail. wilh John McMamih t'*»k a dive for the puck abroad? prugram - with pay By the time they atart their regular wock, to Choiua Maekawa ' ******* r*'nlrir a 28-27 deelalnn and fhpiieti it over him at he fell. Later in [•» lw thaw t *1 |M Suae • they know their job, the company, it* pf xi«xtt and itt market* Max Jr«wiak. I OrMway ' I «• the Aflrr Jarcrr rofw* had Jorwiak twice during the find on sBSisiSi perfectly In short, you're sure you've got the right job. •d nM kf» »»! round. ihr Spartan from Detroit r tec* and jarr- rallied in it* nr*t two rounds to HARNISCHFIOIR CORPORATION Headijuarteri in Mtl'Aaukee, Wh '> plant* m , Manufacture*: prrf4bncated homes, dieaef 7 7 state*, IH dtstrKt valet office* plu* etprirt office* Estahlithed 1AA4 Over 4,fO> Want* engineer*: electrical, mecfianival, civ^, employeea mining, general an«"•» i reniisii si i>M«f W a Grand Kiatr fee IM7 and ISM waa annouarrd by MSC official. Monday. Tha ar. rarcemenl of ihr arrira with Cal- if*wnta an announced almultanr- Sewn lu Od-auit MICMCM When you come rifht down to it you •moke for one simple reason . . enjoy- , mew*. And nukiiif enjoyment is ell t mntte* oV lake. Yaa. teste is what counts in a ripnlls And Lurkies taste better Two facts espfewi why Luckiet Utte better. fM. U MFT Lucky Strike tobacco .. light, mild, (ooit- Kco. Sreond. Luckies are SC. • bettor VI teste better . . . id Srm. fully pocked to draw Mtoke evenly. So, I* the enjoyment you pat ham better teole. and only from better teste. Be Happy -Oo Lucky Get a pack or a eaten of btetet-taatinc Lurkno today. ! RADC SECV'Cf KXTSAt—New fibula — UkaaUag to CngraW INEEBS i' Mja< STARTS THUS. giwGSg WET 8LDG. W1L0 A9VBMTUKE...KECELBM LOVB km la fetor Til! iwTAti > Sad MC ATTRACTION' isatiss - ••• T5^ W , «* V' r-^ Folk Songs to Opera Tickets Available {or Peerce-Thomas Concert Baritone Thomas L. Thomas and tenor Jan Peer* l>e heanl in a joint ronrert tonight at 8:S0 in the Auditorium, Peerce, singing mualr by Gluck, Cariaaimi. Schubert and CHea. will open the program. He also will sing arias from Biaet's "Carmen" and "Toaca" Spartan Sales Begin March 16