for students return spring classes MichieaaoStateNews I M SC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION out day to staet week L 46. EAST LANSING. PRICE 6 CENTS 1 MlggfaN — MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1054 STUKNT TAX APPMMD BY WIDE MARGIN [annah Given Blur MwmUv Registration Ballot Chilly Morning To Crret First Gives 4^2-1 Passage few Position Spring (lasses Spartans um M ir.i: Alm.wt KJteW Spartan- put their stamp of approval on the stiwter: gw»cTrii»wn1 tax at resist ration last week. ••button ur MSC President to Serve a o'clock c The tax T.STtv to I.TSS with 45 invalid t by a ratio of approximntely 4' j to 1, __ * «- * | On Joint Defense Board votes. Acxordtnit t« Have Hy. man. grmtfr prr-ident. dent John A. Hannah will ncsiiin as assistant sooro fh»» 4X y•>*#•« ti<»1 count¬ drfonso in charjre of manpower by dutic* as MSC president, he said Krdia.v. .luly 1 and ro wi,.'/ri ed becaus# ttot? uetir tk<1 maTkod Fulbrighl O at alt or isnafffticd btdh yes it,. >v.;i continue to serve the national defense as chair. and no ithc I" S. section of the Permanent Joint Hoard f'' Spring Tenn %m fmOi i far far pfa twm . j the Defense of the Unit ! States and Canada. .arnival ! Announcement of hit IP pointmcnt by President Registration | •f W«. far «aa ma* wtfa far Olvfafaafam faal « far sfaefad Senator in Appear wm fa a ■■■— 9mm f«ar> lafar. Hits 13,176 Al May Program ro Open i;M. j i, '\',r mM | tinder the student innitKiBr. jpYrrrittTanc! *b»rh is in ccmstitvtion. A lecture by Sen. William Kulbriirht (I»-Ark) heads the iturday Uejristration fijrures show, SHI 1 collected from. uate studrnr eu»rh pru Kimi. unrtrrgrad¬ list of student government expenditure plans now that tho government: and for duvet llalliope. Lars ed l.'».17t> students were en- roiled when the Auditorium •f Ha to lfiki. Iwnefir. to AtOKMrsAi and campus r,t Add Glitter le c losed K r i d a y afternoon Registrar Robert S. Linton An* WtatK IttTK ' mtinced Sunday. ratter Linton estimated .in increase a! atmosphere will [treme at 7 p.m. Sat- > t 13 400 by Monday. April 12. the lart day latecomers will be al- to ^Police to Ticket h« n the doors open j will IDH me more to the 1'nlted States it several years. Dr. will Unregistered Cars i Official action against students keeping unregistered au- rhalted IU. I Dr. Hannah 1 k flew to ] tomobiles liegun at midnight Sunday night. | the North Pole on an i Total registrattoi The campus police warned students that they will be t tour of Arctic bases anttl defense crease of m« student, over en-i fined and referred to the D«in of Students unless they , , posts, in connection with rollment for Ian sprmg term of|. tM(. C(lM |)y carniv-!***1 American cha that the PJBD. As expected, howcv r.llmcnt dropped 736 I v inter Toscanini ! nijrht. Parking: uim^Utcml cm Retires From in Kant Lan>iiur will not pet amis for The U-ntemht the male .female NBC Orchestra Dean King aald that no atn orcanited in 19 dent may keep a ear while h< ate the defense NEW YORK i>V> la at MM' unless It fa register- i to s:.to§. ed with the campus police. 8..W. men and 4.619 women staff and represenUUv , Lansing police, residents of E. r- state department and j Lansing have voiced coniplaii offices of the I • S. i i«l on the congested traffic a of j parking problems due to studt my Orehestra. .irked the end of { n of the nbc The problem of student King Suspends t:-c Lckenta for this of permit Dr. Hannah to complete ™i Spring Term the defense projects He said that the first pro¬ ma. The new defeme duties will re- gram would be during the In lei* j quire considerably less time away Irrnational Week, prukably at judaed hy Und i from campus, Dr. Hannah said j He has been returning to campus Ike to Present for most weekends. State Board iof Agriculture meeting and ma¬ jor college events, including com¬ H-Boinl> Talk these , .ilege if privilege mencements. for deciding to leave the orchestra, j fatered car. A tailor's son from Parma, Italy, Red Cross Toscanmi hail a distinguished ca- Mudenb. keeping unrrgisier- separately to Offer. iccr as an opera and symphony ! *d "" »hll« al college will be the United States, pro- conductor behind him when he H»ed Ala far Ih* flral oarninf. all-student , . first, see-1 Family X-Rays * ♦ i v r.eet the threat of hydro- j came to Amcr.ea In IMS to con- «• '« "jr"1- i .student dis > attacks on America, duet lor seven seasons at the Met- : £ LlTlll7 1" ""ule'llJIeat participate awarded. !cr«jstud'nts1*" "d 20. 14, their families, by the Red Cross and i leans generally Republicans applaud- i, ropolitan Opera. generally applaud- • tor s offwe j . Ike vtelalian Is re- j by East, Thursdav. to the people about their j t t -1 Counts-'will be the'marri- Movif* U (llimdiy rbange hi Maim ham ed housing and 4:30-9 pen. office at from Eisenhower will speak from 8:30 ' 1-1.30 to D pan. (ESTl on NBC. CBS and Reasons for the administri The Audio-Visual tenter will;altitude on student drivit ABC" television networks, with show throe films Wednesday af- that student automobiles Residents of Faculty Village (Dumort probably joining. The tcrnoon from 3:30 to 5 in the Mu- been involved In many discip vingen had been at- NEWS IN BRIEF I apartments, barracks I NBC, ARC and Mutual radio net-'sir Auditorium. The films are cases in the past years, am Reds Retreat in Indochina and trailers arc ehgi- I works will carry the speech at the I "The Golden Twenties, Part 1"; students parking ears In HANOI. Ii&ottihru uP»—Stung by tlwir heavy looses, the Com- blc for the free he*: tunc, and CHS from 10.30 to > "Communism"; and "Major Rclig- La ruing create a serious Ions ol the World." munu>t-lcd VwtiaaaUh i<«« totgan pulling back slightly from the Dien The minimum age is 15. ill p.m. problem for the city. Ph x barrw-3C*-4 Sunday night and a French spokesman said it was douotful li Uhs m>• the 4'i-l vote in favor of it. ing lis for 8 o'elocks. m ' >1 But now student administrators who worked so cf- With all this sun flowing on top of our little s feetivel.v to promote the tax have an even harder job on their hands. It took foresight and courage for them to guide the heads, we are looking forward to the next two anil months willi anticipation. 4 tax itroposal through its two-year trial period. And it's Rut—lei's lake lime nut In piny a hit of tn going to take more of the same qualities for up-ooming famous columnist and make some predict ions nn i students to plan expenditures well in order to lietter the events will he oernrring this term. (We must at lot of the students they represent. that maitv of them will not rome true and the Already, student government is drawing up plans are cockeyed enough that they just might.) for lone-ranee programs to supplement MSC's educa¬ 1. With the passing of the student tax, it is a tional diet and benefit students. that there will Is- n heavy eampnlgn for pro-M One committee is trying to engage Sen. William Ful- student government. Flans for next fall will la- t liright as a speaker during International Week. Another is the list of government-siwnsored activities. working on plans for n "World Forum Series" to l«> built 2. The driving regulations on campus will I* along lines of "American Fornm of the Air." in which ex¬ strlcllv enforced than ever. perts in varied fields will present their views on eontro. 15. Senator McCarthv will stnv in the news versial subjects. si rung results of the recall notion lining carried on i It's especially gratifving to learn of proposed tax ex¬ hy Editor Gore. penditures along such mature linos. Those who have stead¬ 4. Seniors will decide they like school so such fastly opposed the tax on grounds that the money would will enroll en masse for graduate study. lie spent frivolously will have to reconsider their stand if these and similar programs are put into effect. 5. When the two awards are given at Senior S. the vote student for high scholarship the marks of the woman winnl An interesting was in favor of a want will top the man's. government reaction to the 4'»- 6. Women will continue to dominate the campi the tax. high student leadership—even though the vets Dave Jl.vman, student government president, comment¬ ing hack. I.ook for a woman to take the student goven ed he had expected the tax to pass—hut not hy such an presidency. overwhelming margin. The fact that more than 9.IWW out of the 11.000 eligible Frcsidrnt llannah will return to the rampiis 'ant ami Pr students east ballots also came as a surprise, perhaps even to the voters themselves, who have been bombarded with the pros and eons of tho issue since it evolved more than two years ago. NTH IRA. r«f 6 MSC1 With such a clear manifestation of student approval of the tax as the lopsided tote, student government In Net can add a new feather to its rap. n« But again, we'd like to caution mrmVrs against rest- Students who re ing on their laurels. They are to lie congratulated on their op the I'liion Gril FEEL LIKE uririir spring vac fine work in promoting the tax. But the big job lies ahead. Murals were pa A KING tap was placed o VrtTH ... lonstruf Crossword Puzzle Ttttlay's Hint: EXPERT [o Star! 2'lhmn Is DRY CLEANEV tpartnu 'Imsribli»' OCIUIht 0|N Planned fur Construction hi- It's a rough feeling when you know that you :i!lion • dollar ell-groomed: tot us give your wardrobe that •ject for rnnrrii of the finest dry cleaning—the most ret* accepted Fri tatr Board of Acri pressing. Your clothes will look better, last loan ming body of the ■ U4 according to CAMPUS CLEANER t ' TV first ihree t coir.plfted tn Ai ■or. in September. DRIVE-IN WINDOW SERVICE 54* E. Grand River ED I ration, ot thr will «pr*k at * mrctinf P-rrnt-Teachers Associn- Campus Classifieds LOW ti»in today in East nrtroit PHONE: ED 2-1511 EXT. 268 Ur IVi-or.fi coordinator of the COST C'htid Development laboratory at MSC. will discuss philosophy ur- 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. Vopatthta deil>»nf the modern educational * of the money u* UFE (AN BE... keep Tuesday Evening Oopnwn' omSdfM The Chriatman Co PROVO i/P»--Utah County Free so YOU 4 ""•re Wl •MBitrurlion of th Sab.a.r. fn^1 atdanctef on the i 3E! LOST ltd FOUN cor nm blMia Tit*' iiv£iffqan rt at* news bmirn Many Promotwl Coghill Named New lecturer Board of Agriculture Nevlll Coghill. profrwor at Oxford IthlversHjr tuul tin out* Gives A|>|)ointnicnts •fouriiui! Shtikftpcrirrntt •trludur. Will he the spring trim dlstln- quhheit visiting le» tuier in the School of Science nnd Arts. Tho following «(niT changes wore mmlo h.v MSCs pnv- He will suet red Pi of. tVletnn prnlnu Imttv. (hi* Stnto Itnnlil of Aprirultut'o, tit Kriiln.v J. H. I hi y or. noted CuUttnbin his- toHnn. morning* meeting: Prof. C*oHldl1 \yill conduct Appointment* Inelinte Dnnnlil J. I .mi, n*ai*tiint profo*- advanced course in the study ■or of education Btlmlnlsl rntton and AltpopvMon; Dale Mod- Shakespr don. a*Ai*iAnt profe*»or of Shnkespcuiean rifamu. "The Win- dairy for rtvsenrrh; llnrold ! «>■ v »•»». »'■ •»< *• * R. Ilonry nnd TlenllAlng "'*A5Iw?T5Si Wo, assistant professor* of rlvll ! 5\**v'vVti^'r"*!>r>iiMi?*A«>ra- Many and plant pathology: Kath lorn K. Donnelly. Instructor it nursing education. .lamp* ||. Mo-' Kay, tosttttehir In mathematics nnrt John W. Itnnk*. mental hy Blcnlst for tho health service. ♦ WW Recommended car professor ,|u|v | provided dearer* by thai i *»! and Present MSC Depicted Life In New Grill Murals Bv tAf'BrrTA rATSBNOATKB Student* who rot»mod with haircut* and now shoo* won't 0p tho I nion Grill, now sportinp new decorations roooivod KK .urine spring vacation. Murals woro painted on a Grill wall and a now lighted »P was placed on the ripht side of the main door loading — from tho Concourse to the Grill. ,(instruction Tho casein murnls, painted water colors and occupy in ing the south wall opposite the ro Start on serving line, portray scenes from the old MAC campus as well the present one. according Apartments Omochowski. Mir hap I EANI1N< The irenM were painted I rat Drdek. Detr.lt juntor. Ml*. I Dedek. an art major, aaeni Planned for t'nits vaeattaa In Ka shuw the great variety of stu¬ IBM with dent internet*. * we-a t.f replacing the campus More recent acenes include irauer village." Macklin Stadium—showing the StWary Karl McDonel told ltlock "S" section, the Lucon "" that 1912.000 would be jCtllAl hnilHIfia tuiik a •RSONAL * of the i money used In alte de- The campus map wai At the state fair in Detroit, he Owutman Co.. of Lansing, The Michigan aeal. originally on »M2.«94. was low bidder the right of the door, waa movad in cattle. Swllt and Co. announced VSiSr •""'ruction of the nine build- * »r.d »■„ accepted by the j to the left side to allow room for llalph D. Barner, associate profes- the map, which will be a per-|sor of animal pathology, will di lis*"""' Wdder on the ,nc- °* Lan«in«. sewer project housing development. wdFOUfflrt^-ric.'rd by ,h* board ,0 BENNY'S DRIVE-IN ISM Eaat Michigan RmRumaM SamIAA IA IV FRATERNITIES - SORORITIES - DORMITORIES ALL NIGHT DELIVERY • PHONE S-MM lpjktui-7 daya (a nrlatjr ef April 5, tty TUB WTCHfOAW »TATB WBWf Caacel Two Camen on Nine*Tilt Schedule ^bailers End Southern Trip With 3-4 Record Sophomore rten 0«nn)l«r» Takr Sixth Ylwv Hurler* Aid ' #?*** oke IM, Hrte • md l»«. Wins M the R'f I* NCAA ,Jacobs eltiTrophy T Mound Stat Mr MIRE CARR tin.wifdf/fsrtdfi, Ml' ufcm>l< »Mh • IP '■-» %# 44 The Mirhiimn Stnt.. h„ »»»i|»l, (Irltl+i • Mh •>.»» •»«« •»»'»> » '»>AA kl'l *rf M »»• f»»d (*» Modi. ...d »»»*» ball ftquad I* on Its \v»>• hnr#( !!•*« mt i* «h«»»id.>n no II «m IW s»ems4 from *the nonMcic.-«nnt, tl'lffm't •Muh'fm M»> «»« no»f»*4 IM w<3 Niaga his record. International Skating contcs held in Buffalo. N. Y. Fort Eastia 12; MSC 4 thai baits'm all Aftc two-day layoff ben far NMNT SERVICE field against Fort Etist played their worst game aad 2-1804 HIDE AWAY trip as they lost. 12-4. The only pitcher to w< Sfr "" ie»h UUHMt EXKMCMEIFMO KHB CALL IN fcctivelv more for State was lefty Jack Wennci. Pitched two and one-third : innings in relief. TAKE OUT Probst's DEAN & HARRIS MSC I, 4t Fort Evatis :»• Sparked by sophomore MahtgM Side OaMat# Mansfield's two-hit shvito i the Spartan their final double-heac up their trip and he.-i TaaaAay, April 27-4:31 P.M. |pM|a| M&pP' mi Ml Smln; M.M, jc.nn, $|.M) •mH fete IncMm Wf*w*U>. 7—Itefet MMMMic Ttritfl Offk* ww iMeTKtor. Ai*n *W84 TUB MICHIGAN STATE NEWS O— of Most Saicca—fal IRintz, ins Finish 'MaraJ Mat Coach Collins Has Sliallftls 'Winning HabU Fifth in Meet Drw ' Wy C. ( restling picture Ih* ehanfed »)1< For example, all four making the trip to the NAAU I pciin State meet are local athletes, all be- Retains Title NAAU titlist. is counted on to In Gymnastics replace Hoke as the Spartnn* No. I winner next season. Two freshmen, Ken Maidlow and n. oonn sHixroN Norman Gill, both state high ,-jr' lwfod hl* *.vmBa!,,ic have an , .at,« lo a fifth r'«« vball coach. will rerort in June to the Sox's Swimmers Get ' 1 Greensboro. X C. club Caroline in the Phil Alhrtrht. Ken Awards Last .*51 ir Unrir ballfd Van awards to 16 var- A uts we hmcn athletes and awards to 1* simi- The squad Diedrich other two were Dave Humes and Bill Louis Laundry & • When it got so cold that we Dry Cleaning couldn't grip the clubs, we pack- jn ^ ^ uas m GYMNASTICS Mid Von w(th 6J ,mU!s and s, pu, i'ARSITY Arthur Bronaon. Alstyne. j|c remitted only •«*.. Lake Kenneth Cook. The first match for the Spar- f^ing average of 952 tans will be at Western Michigan ED 2-4024 Ill John Furi April 16. The University of Do- Lawrie < 623 E. Grand River *■- Canning. Carlton Rintz, will provide the opposition IlichtatMl Park where won P ilndelaphia. Pa.: and in the first home i rro t v.-c Gibson City. III. ed for April 19. bonoi • ' fc.in.?...-.. Fii Spartan Sportt Headquartert ' o k r * j..r having won three The Cleveland Indians didn't On 1 r*.!y letter* each M nor lettcrl win the American League pen- was or •e awarded to Iraj Behbchani. nant in 1953 but six of their eight souad :.«r.| Gerald Gil.temeister. farm teams won flags in their He u leagues. member * ar.,1 Robert Marsh. Te- Everything you need for For Fire Food Bruce Aldrich. Keamnably Jeack TENNIS m. Beattie, try Robert Du?t. John >in ' Hesse. Lanny Mi -haud, Donald KEWPEES Paganini. Russell 49c Payette, and Special 49c or any other old Medal varrif Pastry Coffee by Aldrich and to- Phyilcal Education Clati win and Ample Room Hellwcgc. ird was given to Open «i A.M. lo 12 P.M. HI SCORE RACKET I HMkaat tag far tmm P. La a asp SENIORS!! mi ORDER YOUR SPRING TERM ANNOUNCEMENTS THIS WEEK ONLY Stare ». ■ v. ' * >'' f. April 5. i| AS STATE SEWS ike, Dulles Prni*] The Bells Ring Ont Freedom of JV.-ll Announces Carilloneur Plans WASHINGTON - Eisenhower said Sundav the \„ Atlantic Treaty Organir a i Pre, Centennial Slogan Beaunwnt Music , Peter Piper avmbollaea the unity of free . in the age of peril" and Som of State Dultea exprewc.1 «, An author, musician, inventor and arranger ia Wendell denee that Ruaaia will fail ir. * Michigan State's slogan for it? 1R.VS Centennial was an- West cot t. who for IS years has played the carillon in Beau¬ j forta to disrupt it. Both spoke out—Cirenheny. mont Tower, nanm 11| Saturday hv .lames H. Denison. administrative *s- a statement and Dulles in a ( ahum to President John A. Hannah in charge of public Western t docs most of his arranging since very little radio hroadeast -on the fif:-, , relations. music has been written es- | ni\-er«ary of the allianer. Dulles said Russia is £«ta££« ,0 ,h* "d,M I penally for the carillon-and British Film h,r,.,;r;Xhr. almost every carillon differs .. . . very hard" to break up the ft'l) I anee "not because the Soiin Address, will be "It is for u* in the numlter of bells and .^.^i* '^'^71"' cott »ys, 200 to 500 feet aws ' irnt wants really to proton ftcedom and well-being e: i Iho living ... lo ho dedicated •133.1935 He play? each da; t m and Ifrom lhc tower. There are no ...1Mb ! em Europe. but wants te u< hero 1« th*» »n finished wnrk " White Corridor?' j v j large buildings close enough to mine it." .tifftr" will provide Tho winning phrase. submitted | alVa* "i"p.m. which arc followed ! obstruct the flow of tones ani And Just the purlins com¬ F#ign Film series by Pro, H .T. Stafseth, director! •n a tor.r of rhe l>ell chamber. | the wooded areas enhance the ment that thin "Hello Week" Ikrm W illiam Camht tnBghi unit Tiirwts r»! tb« iiv i » »r. O b'plopicgl *•*'- I Put Westeott <1o«*s not practice setting, he said, Inhere everyone would wear a pM showinc- in F cnoc, w e' chosen from epproxi-1 for ho has no practice keyboard. \ Those who have never watched name-tag) Isn't a had idea Speak* at C.aaeoeation Ho has written a pioneer book i a carilloneur play would be Might put an end to this "Hello, Dean William H. Comi railed 'introduction to Cariboo I a ma red to see how difficult the ahhh. (mumble!," name-forget- j minislrativc assistant to th* Technique and Arranging. * whbhUrt actually is. He must — ms business. dent for academic aftan puhlished. nds and feet simultaneously dressed a convocation Th His hands would soon he I Named Heitl md Hi May at Western Mi. !• c bellr played by a light touch tered and blistered if he did College's semi-centeni end «twleiit«. the finger*. It's a new instrum* Of Induration Umtip brat ion. Its sounds are too delicate wear half-gloves, which rre cd with foam rubber over hi*- Lyle Mavwell. chairman of th Milton B Eisenhm dt has an average of 12 fourth and little fingers, to Beaumont each day : W'esteott played his 20th ca t hook has been signed by ■ Ion just last month in Hous affair jperso from 40 states and 21 Tex., at a dedicatory recital r between a countess and her eoacri- •ountrics But only a few newly installed instrument. W i "u'arly appropriate bees founding date. Feb. 12. is students have climbed the circu- eott has been so honored 10 tir ""Olvmpic Elk." another Disney rm»n. win aiso nr snown dneoln's birthday." Alvte New Era Smith, centennial director, s»i< Lincoln signed the Morrill (Continued from Page 2.1 Gov. William* Appoints, in 1RG2 setting »»r a national t IVofr**or* lo RoarH pattern established at MSC 8. The fetid .between V of M and M8C will gft an added push along the middle of April. ; SPRING'S FINISHING TOUCH !> The State News will reach the dormitories on time I'ert Little Collar* . . . each day. 10. Recent tax cuts will not lie CaiTied out at all the 1 artist for the surrounding theaters. A wonderful way to add the crisp, fresh 11. Married housing will fiecome a strong district in student government diseussions, look to your spring ensembles . . . little 12. Ill prohahly he hooted out of office for making collar*, charming additions to your acces¬ thene statements. Sou I've done it. Rut—the limh is cracking lieneath sory cache. mc ho. as 1 grali hastilv for a supporting twig—remcmlwr A. Waffle pique, trimmed in Relgian lace. J.I. —VOl' HEARD IT HERE FIRST B. Reversible (latent and kit! with ribbon I vow, in all colors and assorted ribbons, 1.2.V 's CHESTERFIELD is the ('. Collar and cuft set in embossed cotton flacked with silver. M. Best Cigarette Ever Made! (ll'llllSllll Open All Hay Monday -9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.i mcrica's number moccasin