Appeal? SUN TO SHINE nt FOR IRISH TODAY DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION rtExplained VOL. 46. No. 6 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17. 1954 Hlnhof 45 Coed i you wMtinv I of a traffic ticket? your breath when A. S. Elli* of the campua police Mid that there la you try to talk your Fair Weather Continues for Elected Subcommittee to Run ip the ranka of the police department to the chief ! and to the dean of students. St. Pat's Day Ittleappaalai by the ta making a driving violation. Appeal ia of to try to St. Pat has blesaed his day with The kite flyera teen across from hould have little trouble today, UB Head New Board McCarthy Investigatior in the caasa of i" of appeal to a court composed of the Student with no strong winds to buck. Names Officers Hearing Set , the dean of students and the campus police never New Union Board president is Betty Gase. Saginaw junior, To Probe of a Student Court was made during a the first coed to hold the I Round-table Meeting by Jack Winkeljohn, presi- i Union Board. Balanced office in 11 years. Mai Bertram. Springfield. Mass.. iunlnr. wis chosen vice- Army Row » explained then to Winkeljohn that the col- president and Elaine Jennings. Muntll to Direct wefl-defined and that the administrative Ratio Set a are Lansing Junior, was elected sec¬ i do not want students to have can ia the East retary at Tuesday nlel area. Most of the student disciplinary action meettne of the new Union Board of Directors. WASHINGTON (/Pi — ' of automobiles and Is no room for student for these rules. ByROTC Senate subcommittee hen> by Sen. McCarthy (H-U voted Tuesday to conduct , the establishment of a Student Court would own investigation of an increase in the number of tickets retracted, Move Affects t chief of police would be sitting on this court, the ! of the campus policemen would be undermined. They . Basic Students New feel that there was no use in strictly enforcing are Don Stewart, Royal 1 By JACK ROLE sophomore: Bob Bereoine. Mid- ! land senior: Msrilyn Todd. Lana- don't a Student Court will be ostab- ! Ing sophomore: Rav Vladar. Un¬ »mes when the campus police be- it Will be "50-50" from now Ion Pier. Junior; Bob Snell. Mon- •reasonable about accepting excuses from the on for first-year basic ROTC ! roe wphomorc; Arlene i," said Winkeljohn. students at MSC. ' the i Air Forrr-Arm.v naturally impossible for the police to be aware of apportionment annnune- 1 wore accepted I | violation of conduct that arises. But the police must jolnt statement , ("j by Col, Harry W. Gorman, prof- the regulations. •mot of j shlr|cv Pinr. Mwtttb St. Clair. iny students feel that the police add to the feeling of n»JUary wiener and and Col. Graeme S Bond. Matir ^ Thort)e nil I Waiter | Ginnv Carjton< n,n Nwbt Sally I resentment of the rules, because the police carry of air science and lac- i Tajt jim McGtiirc. Bob Nemcik. ate eye" sleuthing program. „ Pinkett. and Dec Owen. have been brought to our. attention by > have observed this "detective work'' of to taking down license numbers of student it. Son. Miinclt < H-SDi spas when they are callsd to in* the last that some con nts have said that in such cases a featigation should be carried on. Tax Voting System Set mote from the fray shu gripa of the studenta ia that tha The Pairfhild Theater kibliv mar resident, will ■IT at strategic points on or near campua to wstdi .. k . ... la addition are Norma Friden will be crowded with voting tab- ite a wr- I which . formerly sel ratio* rnreeeh havi on ^ g„(orv Wiry Alice Hitch ' Tables set up' in the lohh.v will \ ic violations. In fairness to the police, it must be ad- lea and ballot boxes during regis- in' Thc ballots Armv. "nd ROTC depart men Is. lin. Putt Robbins. Belly Timmer- t rat ion. March 31 to April 3. will students as j have copies of the amendment j tat their duty is to patrol. m(in N||n(.y Vogelsang. Mark which will make the tax perman- McCarthy and the Recently, however, the Defense Ru„w, j,mn Wenzel. Katie Ten- Student governments tax will the> ot the Audi- i i»el. Roy ( ny students have Mid that when the police con- Department decided lo leave the ; Holllen. an(, Howard Wright be voted 01 atti- fiallot ho*.- will be plaecft on the one hand and Arvnv - Students serving on Uniiai j near the Fairchild door*. As each retary Steven* and Army « Board for the first time are De- one is filled, il will he taken to ! sel John G. Adam* on the i current new look in the services.' lores Jennings. Judie Jordan. the cashier's office in the Audi¬ Laid week. Cel. German. C»l. Marilyn Johnson. Rita Walter. torium for safe-keeping. Cornelia Watkins. Audrey Grab- resentment is stronger among students over 21 R. Raiaejr. MM. ■■ „ _ Judy Friday night. Ilymnn I that they have reached the age of maturity where r's regulation of their conduct should not he the same . of students still in their teens. Democrats failed i .udent misconduct cases brought Itefore the dean of Under the terms of the new many people, other than students, wonder what Jury to Investigate system, "entering freshmen are to accomplished by expelling students for disciplinary be given a choice of services ir so far as possible .yrithin the 50- | N«» further projects 30 apportionment." ! campaign to sell the 1 te asked what kind of person this action Gambling Charges Another change Is thai Imth a|h) included Daisr J planned, Hccording to i unt of the one expellew. for the second half of the branches must require the same Ifyman stated that to . mm,* feels the | next Tu I of higher edoeatioo ia to awke certain that ila Ma¬ physical qualifications for new B,'rb"r" Hrten basic students. Before, the Air Stevens. Belle Ooulet. Patricia 1 inform students of ta inly such questions are frank. But students should Force rejected some freshmen j Keefr. Carol Lundgrcn. Susan because of color blindness which senff. Marilyn Schutt. Patricia 13 Detroit Police Accused through a special honk Iiilrr next week. the necessary answers. Only then will students play in the Union Cone BasicsIly ihe queMton ' the Army accepted. Now. a stu- , Savage. Diane Seyer. and Patric- mprove. if such improvement is necessary. dent qualified for one branch ja McDonald, Of Accepting "Gifts. Moncv" tied is: Who's lying' The Army has issued Ite the almost daily listing of students suspended or must be accepted by either scrv- 0(htrs s(>rvln|I (or lht, f,rkl The haoklet. which charging McCarthy and C probation on misconduct charges, the ! ice. time arc Robert stock,ng. R.rh- DETROIT '4* _ A one-man grand jury Investigation wax dlx- ampo* livina Mid that drinking is really not ard Clark Robert Gamauii wlerwl Tuesilay a few hour# aftiT l.*5 policemen Were week, explained tax with the number of Frank Klemm. Robert Cronewold , abiding "gifts and money" from gambling o|wr- Larry Jolliffc, Richard Mooch® ators. confining of slrinls for any kngtRof time at Sieve Mcllugh, Robert Bnabskcr. Prosecutor Gerald O'Brien asked for the iquir.v «miil rc- Robert McDonald. Myron Smith. ica atatian turn km qntatkmcJ aim. The i Tl" "" " port.s that possibly 54 poiiet- Area (Wmtbetl " invoiver and Ea#t loosing the most effective method of student appeel now Foree public intormation officer, police and state troop- Tjckeltj jy climated that the Air Force from lour eitic* unntHi Salt' luch of tha present student regard for the campus would raceive about 100 more . basic student* next fall and Ihe; Hampton. Cnarles Peter?. John Commissioner Donald S Monday night in hunt three r ha attributed to a lack of desire for authority, ia neeasnary, for no community can function Army about 100 leu. (lishop and Charlc* Pruain. for the an anrounecl Candida'* Republican nomination Sixth MSC Block-Bridle without it. But since there is such noticeable stu- , for governor. Mid "more may he i degree that this authority should be Mag Goes Stunt-Happy "£ Show Planned for April I involved" and supported a xrami the need for a better understanding between police i iury probe on grounds il "is , rexled and identified a I needed to rlear the name, of the i ia desirable, driver ar Use trt-awaf ci Spartan Staff Members .honest men" in the department i in the tarnation which has prompted this series heather. Stanley. 37. and i lie presented on April 2 and 3 at A novelty act, consisting recognize the reasons why the campua ■ta must dad. The police must recognize that students Turn 'Recording Stars' | lii*Mayor Albert Cobo said thr i*>- department The burglars were firrt icon , the Livestock Pavilion. Three performances had movie, of pulling away Irnm the Ellis Food j show have been scheduled. The of Ihe donkey basketball game, w, presented at the Saturday i and generally aspire to be treated as adults— inee only. tan." according to Dave Beatty. name of the suspended patrol¬ Market on E. Kalamazoo St., by I evening shows will be Friday and Participating in ihe show men taking money from iuuo'- I wo state troopers, who fired scv- | Saturday night? at B. A Satur- be college students who will the place of this series to recommend meo¬ March muaic forma the haek- ed number? racket operator, and crsl times at the escaping ear. wing police-student relations, a small pro- j day afternoon matinee wilt be and ride horses in various el. round for "Sport* n Cauabusg even picking up bet? for them. presented at 2. Approximately 30 students suggested. This program might include pub- dot." along with a aannd iffeeu The The Detroit Mounted roliee elected to ride from about 03 ■eat views of administrative and campus will be i Ihe fealurrd at- will be A tape recording of the ller- tractions. T will present student leaden in open letters about thia aroup several rid Queen Christine Carticr Duck Be reign over the Ihree perfor I aba Mada ad hnaatigatiaa by tha atadaat perormer, ccs. The three-year-old c inU Ifco rdhtath ta an Mm for apponl tanri- They were put in the Grill will be 1 fltataat Caart or aama each varia- Tuaaday n* a part of Use public¬ ity for tha March Ima and wUl ■resent a pony art r ta batter pubUc relations often A six horxe bitch act, will also too The bprxaa uaod.tn > -Uudtlnz Boy MMnl yaora ago xjs& ta a .1.1 ftfitorially *' fDon't Forget the »■ Don't worn- about the atudont tax over vacation. Student When it's dark and you've got your coat collar turned :"1 ;t '* On the other hnml. iton't wnit until the bnllot is to yon at spring registration to make up ."our mind. And vole. That's the hie handed thine. Failure of a major¬ ity of students to vote kills the lax just as dead as UCIQX kit Moet you eMttuiLY... Wtu %ALAWC£ IT 70 A up trees against the wind, and there's only you and the night and the big trucks rearing through, that's when it seems the trees are murmuring their story. Trees en the divider-island of Grand River Avenue; that have seen their - ~~ brother trees felled, the land The trees are there to watch. J3.0(10 "no" totes. Frankly, the State Kens hopes you'll vote "yes." to re¬ yeSvorc. , cUatiHl, , „ c.viHmlmd • • toe. a* Spartans return more tiroH than rested from a lone vacation, to start a new year new the tax. and a new term. They watch the Fault in Felirilarv, we din ussed possible givnsrtiiienew snow fights, the plows fight in i of the "yes" vote which can give the tax a long life (limited ha> brhm thHr hranrh- to Keep the streets clear, ami the uidden thaws (perhaps with re¬ only hy constitutional amendment). t%. Ow-b***$»« rr hu**1rs tli.il toi»k Ihr t»o>x of 1885 la lief that trees have no sinusc = We «role almul possible hids for poser on the I .a nine's 1'rimlr Seminar? In be irritated). . •-itsi part of student government, nhoul the use student havr hrin rrptarrd with 1W0- The year awnd. the drcadr fc:; government ha» made and will make of the money, hnrvrpmvrr-plu* hurrir*,' but round, mm even the Miliary and about controls available to the student body to inM. the tree* watch. Traf- inrrhap" with a Iriflr morr curb abuse of the tax privilege. appeal for |w the student i devoted 1 ht* entire editorial papre to an re i f the student tax,—hut we didn't aa.v rnment 'was Imiind for the land of milk happy rarrfm and m< kid* no £ l-Ci ami honey. In fart, we suggested five moves we felt—and still .••llhntiyh g»l feel—the student government should make to do a I letter year in, rMemlall). 1 five the same lecture In all at them job for those of us it represents. T.o of the recommendations rutting the sine nf JtV a strange n kind of the Student Congress, and establishing » better system fonder ful story, and the I Colorful. Anyway hing is, you've got to be f of communication between representatives and their ho night, with your eoat 1 Lipstick Revolution const it nenls—have I wen limed up against the localise that's when the The other th ree— ite«n. Flannel panl lWYdirl- .11.15 J1' • wool. 17.95. Sun tat par. la 9p up. Suooa jacket* i Farewell Felloes Thoughts for March 17 additional charges For mcH word Ckarfc tor credit ov IS H2.95. •fdort of all kiadt. HOIHINOtft IAKI • By I'at A. Yarorh • AUTOMOTIVE r- sr< Acrou from Stota !*.. ? far 1 INFORMATION s. $198. I ACCURATE. NEAT t\ tour term paper Expert WANTED TYPING PRliXIINAllins i«wne Experienced Car. p»*. $9 95 Agu« lelivi r Call 5-HSdu Tin- year I'hil ffuithy. author of "Just About Any¬ NOIE (AR "M" v.*g, $IS9 50 Tcw.1 14c, i s/trine Term IH Mai lit! K Farmer, ■ "SS" VV«: "*W * MS t-»« h Suta Theater SSTSaSKY Michigan h Yoma) ®,r*rtrr HOUSING lu.ns. and daricai Available uwr, and foui hour* oil Saturday Hour* < NICE QUIET room one hiovk from • drivers, lie, «s fla'tSiir0'A-wSbfjFEZ personal interview write IS41 Yor W i »h«» »1 Evergreen jr,i MEYERS with Mate New Crossword Puzzle i Gjand River gtating age. tune avail- MALE STUDENTS—Vacancies avail- DELIVERY SERV "III|UI| :l, charts. Ea.t Lan'in^ **"„ Amiss EXPERIENCED aaWaman for tetter everTS*'i iotIw l.Contume As manager, he brought you ihe loot hull luhlnid- 4 It is tor, cs Monda\* aMef^oona"and W *°r'nt lor th. last lout fisil hall-weekend Sundays. He «>ng mated the plans for hnighl Hay. lie rrvivrd Ihe Slate ' I Ness picture pages, glorifying various i: K.-gu ealfcrn m«aliSAntmtpa",**mau COLLECF APPROVED room, for phases of cam¬ or nwwr, te,™ pus life. He pushed the living units page thai is mak t aimujp Uading t? career ttppsictun- T,_) ing such a lug lm with readers. x unu**" W • >OU l#arn have COLLPGE VILLA at cantor imrl , )»»u tn Eiffice and aelling ptvaedure line Musir Staffers 1 Shf pNorton. ED I-454R 1 roo") avallabl, lor apring term architect Jjte Mr iuhnann aamiagt about ! or To AUenil I'.onferenrr It Spread WANTED LANDSCAPE plan and do taork on hack to yard during W A.VTt.D GIRL to mare Ea.t Lan- •pring term Phone ED S-4tM2 after IB Imperte. f-eilitor when the nam. was withheld. 1^! tfiT-gSS1 wo""n« «';n dn FOR SALE In shin He has left a pair of shoes to lie filled that i! buaina^Slrt'cIu cto2"l? tWrra' Ur** each lion. Fast l-ansing t.. or CD l'-llSl"uS£ Iaskp.nl, N X. Now he going Mf to play iraais and studv (a thing there is niurh time tor when you are -pending mis-t & V;..,: of your me deriding how the paper can heller serve TRANSPORTATIC the cam Those s ' rr^ s » Jive Iran '' i WANTED RIDERS to Flon I'rof. ( ostilov, in Viwi ! 1 sSh'sr^FsSm-s' At any thatit the > IWlrrhilogx Meeting ' I'rof. Ralph N Costilov ol I "j zsrz^gr,' •Tb'tlier . " i P.? • oepwrtmrnt will van Winds Ont. I nd a ,. f« , , „ , , .'S - meeting u the Ma-tuaaa and v }» ■" v 1 — JF M is fvj" St * Night Staff u £ I Bi NRthl KiMt »M| SHIP iT h t»f | if k- lb r, March 17.1964 THE MICMIOAlf STATE NEW8 Sports- Living Units Presidents Ltlerfield Gets New Look OED s i jiji: t ft i \ ? ' • - Surrey Shows ( ORNER Wires Yen for Delta place 2etahonors in thetook recently first All Col¬ lege Women's winter term howling tournament. The sorority 'Work Sarers' members edged out Abbot Hall coeis in two out of three games r.nd neeumulatcd the most points, »T LOCI* I od Tttoro thrn anything el«o by 33 igh seorers for the Delta Hall's "new look" re¬ living per cent tjnsine of tbe housewives in 1h- East Lansing amm. ' H eta •erne. group were: Highland Park soi»h- Mary Sue Fogg, Flat Hock soph- homes by th<» MSC Bureau « '' M.iia Louise Grimes. Kast s' scheme in the living coordinated with the by Verne Smith, (or the Harrison senior; Mary ille sophomore and Joan Roe 11, m, 1wL Ahiwt Hall placed first inWtt1 dorm division with Alpha rpsllmi |M «l far by 1J per co The average nee Alpha Chi Omega years while «toves tors abetit haw heeti six veam. < in T term among living units was Okinawa Coed Links MSC Ryuktis ■ colors in the drapes are rc- are comparatively . Women's Ath- i the furniture with varl- A link between MSC » loads a i Joatt Hengy. .'y-j' • it.',! , nine "I'.Jnu'Tr, :«» | shades of brown and green, newly adopted school. I the unusual pumpkin color, A flirthei as-pert was chairman of University. in lllrakn Nasi j>y • ' ■■ sling in the living room is the city's utilities 'i oak, and the tables arc a w-toncd walnut. Beige and ] found in the carpeting. North Williams in the All-College placed first Women's about o lamps which arc the room \yero also This Is Living Basketball To [ted to fit Into tho corrolatod hing scheme. Bv MARY ALICE RITCH1.IN "You c: 't got along with them nnil you c pot along without the M.-.t Is that the wa on fool uliout your roommates? Then Sliulvtime * * * Augo-t you'd better take minute ami .analyze your rooming. I" — Vortll Wtlll.i , . troubles. i other living units in the First of all. let's look into the mirror. IV you suppose Airn-rr;-^ rison Road project, as well as that you roulil lie wrong'.' ■ unit, will be ready for in the fall. Ono of the To aid you in this great problem, here's a simple test ikU--! WARNER- to reveal your had habits. be paneled in oriental 1. Do you wake up at the jingle of an alarm il.sk in Horni I entling Surrey WONDERFUL and the other,will feature the morning? Or ilo you unconsciously slam off the huzzer Token hv (•nrernment and claim it never rang, forcing your roomies to have another eight o'clock cut? m k 2. Who cleans the room? IVt yott make sure that every¬ 1 I" get round your eliiiruis thing has—and is in—its place? Or are there evident signs of what you wore yesterday,, lust weekend and for the J-liop? s.iulifnl .1. How about study hours? Even if you're OUY FORNES you tooe down "Joe's Jazz Sesoioo" and In Last Lansing the daily curd Huh to another mom? Or do you go r. O. Una Cg* , or merry way typing, hanging drawers or question- ED :-S«M Something ^ Little > *> »•*<"« J"hn •" \ Warnn nisi lor you jrnut etet) inuiiuii. .. I. Problems—yes, the work! is full of them. Do von help V Carlson - fin. Fornea A-H-C Cups—2,23 your roommates hurdle their latest ones or do you lazily D Cups—2.U.I offer. "Oh. forget alsuit it—things are never as had its they 5. The next question is crucial. lVi yott tiractice a "lais-. I'nnllel Set* llraillino I.. G. Balfanr Cam pan. Ann Al liohette Corset Shop IS?I Sa sez-faire" policy with your roommates' dates or do youj. Ftir Kimli Ki'oistraliou 127 K. (IRANI) RIVER — ED 2-0001 thrive upon flirting? I , Ploying the Hole fi. Here too is a factor. l>o you stick up for vour roommates when others start burk-hiling? Or do you in MSC football player-really enthusiastically join in picking nut what vnu believe to "Knight's Uny" seriously. A CAMPUS-TO-CAREER CASE HISTORY he their worst faults? typical How ilo you rate? If you answered all the first si questions "yes"—you can relax. For those in the six to four owe. i.r final., bracket—better start brushing up; the two to four bracket— you really can improve; and two and tinder—now is the hour. |*ii«hrart llcrliv Ouct-u . Pigeon Stew Srlrrlptl li\ K«»t Sltaw Lontrilnilors were Ureo loler- (Mi- Social Circuit llarlaml Harris John I.a on Jimii strradwhk Huttrrflrtd Snvdrr ll ill llrlta /eta he Uermrr Helen Hamey M;»«.on Hall Member of i pinmngs include , in. Befere - » poire ef ! Dave Qlbb. Detroit neninr to I la frtohl. The i Carol Porath. South Lyon fresh- j .UsS? Work In the tUy finally was J man; Ken Jankc, Dearborn soph"- of your choice f arUvr. who r tta head. | i sophomore and Sigmai Kappa; Jud i Pettis, Detroit sophomore to Cor- AU Your knitting Nee4* l/l Head Start oyl Whitney, Jackson fmphomore I and Kappa Kappa Gamma; Jim Logan. Detroit sopnomoic to Joan KAY'S KMT S1HOP Dideburv f»t Los Angeles, Calif.; | M7 m-a.C. tel. en y-itit Jphn R i x. Pleasant Ridge fellow, tramping part one [the few high snowdrifts still nd. had his coat collar turn- i, poke but as practicing his erature was in the high Ws. though the A\ills presents JV«r Hair Styles for Spring MSCs Jan Somers, ''Communication, have always lorn one I worked in engineering, translating esti¬ mates of future growth into lite actual of tny main interests —in the Navy and ^"MISS BIG TEN" III the University of Michigan. So I number of circuits ami switchboard was very happy when the Michigan Hell positions required. in an informal Telephone Company invited ine to visit "Now I'm supervising the operation tlieir headquarter, to talk aland a job. of one of the liuards | hel|red engineer, rr 99 "In Detroit I had a chance to look lined v. my job is to sec that my district Sportswear Review MOKE DAYS at a numlier of departments, including one I'd never heard of liefore, the Trailie Department. 1 found that, in addition to gels the kind of equipment it needs and that what we have is functioning prop¬ erly. Working with people is another major part of my job, loo, lwcause I the engineering of switchboards, its serve in an advisory rapaeity to the super¬ Thurs. Match IS, 1:30-3:30 P.M. work involved the supervision and the visors of the latng Distance operators. aetual handling of customer calls. 11 Sat. March 2ft. 9.30-3:30 P.M. struck me like a wonderful opportunity "Needless lo say, I'm happy with tny Mon. March 22. 7-9 P.M. ff engineering and field job. A job f didn't even know existed." Professionally done. MILLS ^ Sportswear Dept. "My fcret impression was right, loo. because my work covered both. First. I Emmctt Smith's job is with a Bell Tele¬ phone Company. There are similar op¬ on the ! had on-the-job training oseignments in portunities for college people with Bell MANE Canuy strips notion ahlrt by Ship several different kinds of offices-local. BXAUTT SALON U Shorn bonata a tiny tailored and int« Long Distance, dial and manual. Then catins bib (rem effect ... US. T skirt—Col lego Town's (my wool -Wol 117.19541 MICHIGAN STATH HHW8 Cwwui Tap fcrfg Five Bouler* To Compete in Mat, Tank, a Big W Tourney ! Five men. competing over a srv- en week span, have won place* : or MSC's Big 10 bow ling team. The men are Larry Cowan. De¬ troit senior; Din Siegan. Detroit | junior; Bob Sittie. Harvey Craf: and Jerry Peterson. They will represent MFC at the Big 10 tourney at Madison. tins b mr t—* rmz i rrappler Larry TenPas U i jjan. 19 and ending March to The | games were rolled in the l*n • bowling alleys every Tues.- and Wednesday from 4-fl p ~ Hoke Wins Second Title Wrestlers Cop Thin MSC's wrestlers topped a Illinois 20-10/ preceded th Illinois' Willie i ond mat Joss of the Ve.-.r dash at Champaign. III.. In Uie I Ilk annul Big Id Indoor track successful 7-2 season by tak- meet. Second pUee went to Edgnr Brabham and Purdue (18-10). straight title at that \*r picked up seeonds. the finals after going uncii | Another conference win, over Tn the MSC Belays. the Spartan Corbelli. The Spartan* pir'sH up onlj one fir*.! |tlarf-.|.t|$ c.arht » v in in the R?fl. and onh after the HlinnK entr*—Gene Ma*- nard had heen disqualified Michigan A At SHOWN AT — itsn .5:in. R:3S ... 1*1.1 "S — CARTOON A. I.ATKSTNEW? Swordsmen Take Sixth Place In Conference Tournament ! Rintz Paces Gymnasts ... Highest grade tan with a Big ! To Fourth in Con ference in the Oxford Class i 1 I'act-ii nil yen son by the sensational work of junior Although the |r«rl KinU. the gymnasts to ^ with a I mirth in the Bti 10 '""r 'c°m aeeon i Kirtr w„s the whole fti rv a« "nn w point* 'he won three firsts in tnur of the nejnta was second vvitt M was thud with TP GREYHOUND WANTED In the Spa had Cool MSC Fraternity or Sorority Cooks (lenwie) AXXOVSCES posttiim. ppen a< head emk in h*,'» ramp June IS tn Angus! !t. Must havr experience in «naniu< making nl meat ang waatri - Bna«t href I The other big reason for B-t) an* CM aiagnim.i tood conference showing v Direct replies in Dougla. Salishuri Papular Prlre. SPECIAL PARTY RATES ell. Detroit stating qnaliflration.. I amp Nmwknne. WJg Hither- VARSITY RtSTAl'RAVT M.phemore Res took a fourth 01 bars and all-around. His consistent v On Round Trip Fares (ll»KN KAMA 'v •, x,i 5.50 all year was the different the two Spartan home win Till USD VA NOON Til. !» Other top season pen ' Effective March 17 weit? .lohn co-rapt a ins Joe Stas-. Furry. Iraj Bcbcham. Marsh, Bud Bronson and ■Mr IMMM Gildcmeister. Three or more students traveling together from lo¬ For Spring -On Caaipng Since 192T" sing tn any point* outside the Slate of Miehigan, served by either the (.real (.like* (.rev hound, or In¬ O'Mll N dian Trail* mat pur< h;i*e round-trip ticket* al a new yZuf&trAtaJc \ * INOI . PAINTS iw await,* atnc, its. reduced ratr ol onr and one-hall the current one-way "COLOR fare. HEAIMtVARTFF.s'| N* - Vinililig - Eat These Special fare* apply only where the present one¬ way fare I* listed at $3.00 or higher, and are limited to use between March IT and April IS. MonKo*ton* crafomomhtp wins ntw honors for l or complete information, mokmg troditionol Oxford Shirts smorter then tail Tour t.reyhound Agent W« give in Green Stair* •v»r! ManhoPon" Oxfords come in many different colior ftvles. Choose vour fovofitel $450 Greyhound Terminal 231 M.A.C. El) 3-3*13 BLACk AM) WHITE BROWN AND W HITE $14*5 leather Sole* \ East I-aiming •MOCCASINS H. Kositchek & Bros. GREYHOUND V. J. DeCamp & Son -5t Re-JWimgt 'Mini Sitf«N«lts Third im Mom, 4 The »mtam ■ I I cUwet Nattaaal no-hay lata pi Aw»w All-Caller chnmpinn was Intramural crowned Tues¬ berth Tuesday aiaht by day night, when the Ranger* defeated tho Sophists, 3-2, in ! hookey, This is the first year lhat f Intramural hookey has been tried and the enthusiasm with which ' vhtr innovation wes greeted in* pec* him a enal bet , sureit of having another *ry Harry Lumh-y in I Ih. Vczina truster Dancing it Fu and — Bavrr Tew Htrfcrv (In S»,W« bsnararv r,plain. Kritb SUrkhoasr. drives In for lay vhtortr,. Thr NCAA rhamp WW an up la thr srison's rair oprnrr aralnst Crrlfhlon I'nlvrrsUy. Thr SparUm art a trhnnl srsrtnr rrrnrd In wtnnlnt. 41-41. but ,ln»- iporlopits rd In thr latlrr stairs of thr rampalen. Hockey Team winning distance medley relay team. The team, sparked Santec's mile, set a new American record of 9:51.4. Two days later in the Kansas-lllinois-MSC meet. Santee STARTER. VOI.TAGE fficiall.v broke the record with a time of 4:04.9. REGIT.ATOR. GENERA¬ Font hall moved hark into the picture with Paughrr- TOR. PISTRIBITOR ty's appointment of his staff. Selected were: Hoh Pe- SERVICE vanry. end coach: Pan Pevinc. harkfield roach; Kverctt eliuilt - Repaired - Exchanged t.randelius. freshman roach: Rurt Smith. asHiaUnt roach: I ton Mason, line roach and Rill Yeoman, assist¬ EARN $300.00 to $700.00 ant roach. IN TWO WEEKS. WKAH-TV got into the news-making category with the unouncement of its plans to televise Spartan sports. DRIVE-IN SERVICE Although no team won a title in the various champion- i meets, several individual winners emerged for the AUTO PARTS nrtans. AND SERVICE Hoh Hoke surresfuliy defended his Rig 10 157-pound PHONE 4-5441 I wrestbn* title, tiymnast t'arl Hint/ compiled 54 points 414-124 Cut Kalamaioo I in the finals to take individual honors for the second WHOLESALE A RETAIL year—Ken Cook tied with him for first place in the [ flying rings. I.vle Ciarbe won the 8MI in the conference meet. John Puderk set a new Hig 10 record in Setter Comes to Point I the 100-yard breaststroke of :S9.7 as he stroked to vie- PATRICM BRESUN-SnNET RUtia ) lory at Aan Arbor. Over Underwear! £ p** h nisi iiutf!-1*4 biusrau a ktneig h tj!4ujiii i..rcu.irSSCBto ade him the first player in State's history to score mori "Yes, it's ABF-ul to remember how uncomfortable an 400 points. 2nd FIRST RUN ATTRACTIO One of the biggest surprises of the year was the resig my grill-sitting was before I switched to Jockey ktion of Basketball Coach Pete Newell, who accepted .« brand Underwear! In my scd. you know, squirming Jb at California. As yet, no successor has been appointed iTfca trail faodi to i« talxio.. .why, we often don't even blink foran hour!" owever, there are many who believt that Newell's assistant hn Bennington will get the nod. Ye5, col lege men choose Jockey comfort.' Jockey Yet, (or the grill... the cl«»*-room .. everywhere around the campus... hi fitting, tailored to-fit »|ockey brand Un ■■dUmMr crafted into one > Ma* aafy ft* COOfMS resistant rubber in O.Tj0.tMv1«m »*"C—.h- »*-»< aU uadirweir gives you coverage b Ml IWf QAM CA4M QAM Toot I 47«a44 0ay, BRAff 47-70 Say, 47»44D«r> IMe I WbIIIII I hew 41449 *-44 W 4 A«H- Jockey UMp ifivw una SMALL'S ll«44 pan InII—farIt i IT, 1954 tu« michigan' itatl m«l 2 -i Ft OMrtoSfaf O-l 1-1- «»-! oCBCQVur nnrOTC\i I Unpaid Mia* Tine*-. Indus.. Chemical. Civil, Fines to Result in To AnemJCt Film Series Slated *£ier Encri Alan all Er.gr'i irtrx«tei1 jr. Sale Violator Arrests dents win be folk-wed **»- *m, ; open sms Tlerfc- Cavil. * Dec. Engr's. approximate > ' wo rtaihganr- ALL NEi NOW! fcv Parkin* violator* who hive ne¬ from M SPchtcnn ft:«.r xltiw-s SHOW With British Accent sSh.. Ilicc.. Ac Chem Engr's her. -tafcrog March It Taylor Trrstrzrrerr glected to pay their fines gre be¬ Delegates will be part in the March I" ing arrested, said Stephen Naert Mth^mtua^«inrmsm- AWXtg Co. -eft ic admini* ! e. Sist Lansing police officer. America. March 24-3H. fee Ike N| Mats 50c Approximately 60 delinquent The convention highiigftth Tit- l«r Sprinp term's Foreign Film series -will hive a Briiish including many from turc Farmers Wsm. cm jur-w-. «**". TAX Hen hr Ins! Secern. students, have hern dffcovered f Six out of tile nine films on the series, released Tue*- mimtmg. and the arrests will continue un¬ State final NOTE . . . Ol E TO THE MAGNITUDE OF THIS til all the tickets have been paid jday by Dean Stanley E. Crowe, are English. One Swedish March C ^S. Naval .fcr 1 SB * MS - Ac Mech. will be held PRODUCTION — Ot'R FIRST FEATURE WILL |~g, ' Xngr* PI narhamentary and two American movies March BE AT 6:00 P.M. — 2nd FEATURE AT »M4 P.M. > Cm (IS completeAmerican the schedule. film. "A usic. A- SH Com- f9004 M 99" tot em Remember." based We »«t TWOTW m To Receive -5. lit Frederic S*. TCxnnr with any of the Rmw 1*1 I rrrrvwsrTr Mppots. Men'* and lanns QUO Warner'* Fhys. Ed Sheepskins Srhooia. Cahf. Oxnan. JinjrlLsr. *Arith.. Serial Stud if lor^p.'ulrd for Ap Parents' Day '* Feature Schedule Of Xewrsleiter •r 115 Audftori- "GI.F.W Mil.I Fit STORY* Shown at 1 and IMA This !►.*• Br*vf IV.: •uItrt. Baron. "Where MSC Lamlhrspc trriiiltrlv lauded and if you ask any¬ forricn rine pinrering Exjv body ''Where are Ti-«l Annoiinrt-il you going?"... the answer will be ■MSC Students !r. To Debate ar Or lihaiidiisni* tuHc Bars at "J Ttuhiv Moric >aturria\ TECHNICOLOR Robert Taylor • Deborah Kerr LEO GENN wf PETER USTINOV of the ti SUNDAY "THE EDDIE CANTOR STORI" "The Red SI i its the Rrii taffeta a sftritt <2 after Religious (.roups Schedule Final Men's (dec (lull ifipmm frtdav: p r i n t U fr/i* Aetirities To Leave far tlark formality Tour March 25 Sj.rmc 15 hUKttr.|i ' out kai ov .i i iiv on utettx dame and kuit drv.-m ... a mapnif- Cinemascope iccM print, with I waded a neckline J AlKWadaGOUMLcbn! scooped low in buck. irose marie! The side-poufed skirt is nude lullan a ykar on V« !ri low , Thnlbag Im >■■■ bawd M-C.tf.MG ; more expansive by its crinoline petticoat, 1 own lied or blue. Sizes 8 to 16- ■ICII6AH 6LABNIR NOW MIOHINT. la IrrbBNetw Neeey Fna imm With Kt Majesty Q'Keefe l»e«n Martia A Jerry Lewi* With CAPITIL Mart Uarwift T RlI'l.L AUraeuei, EMUiE htarPaa Mill iHaaryk T erjuuralai Hit Bear cmmii TbeHhHMfer Mali llaar)i Trar Uf ; Ma. 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