FOR FACTS WEATHER: LAZT LIVING IT MAY RAIN, Tl UN RN TO mce W* ews BIT WARMLY SO M PRICE 5 CENTS ipenheimer Student Congress OKs |z to Hear Executive Reorganization -AEC Head New Ruling Unison Says Scientist Vir Men's Council Passed on Left as Advisor in July ffit Federal I \V\jHlN,;T' )X **"' L. Atom:. Energy — Grrkm I Van. former -hainaan Commission. will testify in secnritr Fund Cut Eligibility « - «cienti»t I. Ro»wrt Oppenheimer—presans- r.'tev! scientist's defense. £ N« (Iffices (i|icncil This became known Wed- To (>ruiliiiilc Students JJ. nesdav as Secretary of Ito- • By MYRA MacPIIERSIIN >en sues fense Wilson imlkatni Op- A ri'orgiiiii.'.ntiiiu of student m ,i] for °f -hr ***"w,r 11 pr° . officer, an • - • s . who received head laceration- athletic and extra Murmular tSriUIUI > Am.- s traditional khaki-eolorcti gall, will ls> re- th. (mmatrv (otutuil* Tl ,L"T^1'r„,. V<»w. mm lac? awe K1WTCBX «» X t yw*iimnw Oct. J. Itkw, with u new "army green" »» Trtmfl- lo ( .ootioeol Michn-ui state folce. .xcurrr,' «-»► .- an effort to give its mentlsTs a "dignified anil dis- )(1. ■>' unrf.Tm rdiiig to the Army, Navy, Air Force u.xi-.x ,4-.- nritain^-r^^'Z.^ aav. ,|„ r.^r^ w'n- New VanUel £ r:' =aJ*l£tr Officers Fetid M Ciurrllr vending in »omrn\ dorms will I n Iligi. of , - u nx. i / tUmquei the parents rrt|ur BIIII.K !' " . ' - . m?. The exhibition la rtreulated by 2* Block Ulo magazine Ihtough April II will continue M ifin5 \ IWM1 ««TM in rut Lanu Jznx^Ss'jEX* c,-! ^ 7ii ami may be' rrr mTTm 1 ryfswRiTE«! res™iEVr —- -• ' l •ism daily from t a.m. lo S „ nT I / , ■ ' Accident! in about the p.m. home j | 'tivr, » ,, .yji' '"L^' SAUS - RENTALS sure■sr>- T D- •v *st: smr mvs ^OlVHINC'li'fE^813 l> t KALAMAZOO ^ & -'i b ( OLUtRE ! 3t Karly LITHOAN ravarn ^ 4 Newman Club students In the St. | Then sprinkle brown sugar fashions do not exactly be- Thomas Aquinas Church. Good [Extremes' Keynote • over the pineapple and glaze with 'come | asyrup small amount of honey or com all over the sugar. Return the ham to the oven for approxi¬ , especially sheath the American figure. Friday services will be held In with creations the new sweeping' I'he church from P"*""" " breakfast 12 to 3 p.m. "" following the the girdle ihml WALKS lest Spring Styles bottom! 1301 rooms, mately 30 to 45 minutes. j theWhat market. can you do about it? dining rooms, function rooms $5.95 J. C. Watson sf special I Just watch for the next arti¬ Famous criss cross Sarong cut B.v MARY LOl BEBNECKER cle which will be especially ' rds—takes your stomach \V| . ther luilil ami dramatic or soft and feminine styles which requires little reserved tor exercises to help ian Fellowship tonight at 7:30 in and holds it in. Sid* end yen-- favorites, spring fashions feature extremes for ; females lose excess pound¬ in the Student Center. Him topic beck section trims thighs, slim* See you then. will be. "Can the Authority of d'er outfits. | return. Afler the ham has been age. hips, smooths your back. or suitdresses will be the backbone of the spring glased, remove cloves and use Elastic bind pares your mist- r/r ie. Suit* will lie softened by pastel colors of blue. | ,0 ",Uch ch,rr,,■!, to Rush Procedures The Lutheran Student Associu- lily beige or mauve. " ™ tion ter is planning vespers for Eas¬ Sunday followed by a discus¬ artificial flowers and to hug the head and flatter I Cucds whose families Outlined hv PunHcl on "Why Is the Resurrcctior the new short haircuts. I "w traditional sion organza scarves will this which bc- So Important?" continuc An interdenominational scrvict ifv the neckline. artificial flower brm is being planned by the Frosh- 10.95 & up taster dress, yards of •urding to Soph Council at 4 p.m. Sunday matching earring* and in the Alumni Memorial Chape BOBETTE CORSET SHOP Kill ■red narrow war ve, dm* up |bu .soling hours ri informality lessor of English, will speak an A li¬ the Coeds with the Phi Delta Theta Choir wi 127 E. Grand R t<> hide. Other ekday and date Blazers are enjoying a practi¬ ED 2-6601 usual t'ah-Orthodo* students wi girl, shirtwaist cal and pleasing popularity on 1 (J campus as jackets for classes and 1 to give that "outfit look" for1' TTfTT1 dates in all-coordinating white, Is naiVyou want t^u'a Vru^bicath' W.Sf.' Faculty Included of spring don't forget to use a |„ |„„ llinlorv flora! fragrance perfume. " I Robert Brown. William Sulli Although Spain had a leading van, and Harry Brown, of th role in the development of toe | history department, will atten Caribbean areas, including the \ the Mississippi Valley Historic! ALWAYS FIRS1 O U A I I T Y ! Delicate Easier Blouses < 0 brrrtc to ORIGINAL SAILCLOTH fool and fed your leaf in tomforlobU \ \ . / naix'.v ' • - Tr*. m ORIGINAL SAILCLOTH ky WkiU Stag. J H.t and match (Arm to Urtkk your uordrobe. This rtordy fabric it tuty to wath, cosy to iron. Left. Toggle Jack v, uilk uoad-ond-rope riotingt. XS-S-il-L. 635. Oamdiggtrt", thm-Ungth frou to roil up or down. 8 to SO. 4.95. 40-DENIER . J" " Center, Tuck-in Bodice wilk bur son back, <•> 20. 335. Button Front Skirl, a uide-tuecp tkirt bp-kiding pnekett, 10 to 30. 635. ym GLAMOUR STYLED *'*ht. StoBntuilk drietkoUt drape, toned. 10 to 20.335. Cufed trie/. tkort-tkorU uitk buttoned cuf, 6 to 16.335. NYLON //'// Jewel ■eckhnes, classic club Colorr: White, toil Bed. ITliitnur h'aty. Tor Block, Charcoal. //• mealy i fetife Fink, Bent Brago, Cam Bamboo mlk nntratt Hacking. f * talk, al la carefree i 4-.?J or X |1 to 44 // J? THE MICHIGAN STAT?. NEWS ThurwUy. April 15, ]^l 1MS3J Campaign to Start 'Mary Lou' Charms »Mal M stamped. Crieket Invades SOG Signs MSC Athletics On Campus West Shaw Males By MARY tVAIBLK CUap Calap «f I To Reapimtr Ti n «tily pi rl living: in u dotrnif«»ry with 7fi0 boys Is apt bo tlio contor of attention. And that's exactly how it is OPTOMETRY p women's athletic field Tues- to i.V afternoon. ••Spartan, spore that blade!" with Mary l,ou ft a many—-aged six. But that's exactly what It was. This Is only one of the slo¬ Her imrvnt' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Uamsay, are the res- . Jolly game of cricket played gans to be used in the annual Iclenl ii'lvixnr all d the social hostess at West Shaw Hall. Ssfipisar^- somewhat Inexpertly by about a SOG campaign sponsored by "In many Vu dozen students—nil uniting their Alpha Phi Omega, national taste of bowling and batting in service fraternity, in coopera¬ dorm is a from I | English style. tion with the building and a Utile (fill," K. Dave Chapman, tensing sopho¬ grounds department SOG are more. was the inspiration for the Initials for "Save Our ploying this first game in what Grass." Norman Kobison, chairman learned to play while in England of the campaign, said that it last summer and come home will go into full swing this loaded with bats, wickers, and "j't-.",. 'l),M,ips*>. election* enthusiasm for cricket playing. Next practice will be eithr Sunday or next Wednesday nft - | dents will heed the signs phu - ect ernoon, Chapman said. •'Blimy, around the campus, the CNICACO COLLEGE OF he remarked, "the way It's goin grounds department will be able regular team, to keep the lawns in the beauti- I which j • our s," Robinson ! "M-l-s-s-l-s-s-l-p-p-i," • new word in her vocabulary. M&VZ Mary l.uu shows no partiality, the head af mn Mian (ad at Mmrr Am Rnhl and Pat Ward. Thr eoeds «r many other colleges by chap¬ iho collects bugs with the Ento- eotlhasean In Mexlea la Naaey amanf Ihr I, MSC stadenls study in* al Meri ters of the fraternity. asked . Looking on are Lorraine Brritmeyef. <1lr Call*,* winter Irtaa. not to the signs. trai There were only 42.181 fran- sitters, fur C.ollege—Siesta Style rhised new car dealers in the Mary Lou's liaby Estudiantes Go South for StudyI United States in 1954 compared Tom Yewric, Evan to 47.336 before World War II. Ciurdie Serr. MSC fo | By NANCY GOODGER les. |I Mnry Ann Buhl. East Lanr.r State News Feature Editor •ch. junior; Lorraine Bur ■m, Berkey junior; Nancy MUv, Saginaw junior; creative Spear. Highland |Sjh?ui\ Highla Park foj-h- exchanged writing. who, like the rest of the \, MSC fur MCC vered that i Rochester J But the students didn't comi students, were residents in last term. Gary I • Mexican home since th junior, one of tht across the Rio Grande just t< has no dormitory fat ii south of the bord study. Frink said that sight-see¬ Others hoping to stay . ing was also an important part of ' the MCC plan. , MuXcnn "iunic,i"" nn'.i''' Activities included lectures. * * k 1 rhnHe* tuninr sports, parties, dances, inforinui' J. , , .* J. an.i »mirc taioi Lnniennen, marn A widi- und diff.-r.-nl variety uf flow. Ma an eye-appeal. »-rs ran In- had wlu-n you rli.i.Kr a For your ronvenlence i gift «f polled plant". Tliev are no -ophon 4-IIOt'R MERVICK this problem by long hinting - a rouliiiuul reminder trigurd with ofro-cuban DKIVF-I WINDOW. of your llmughtfuhie-"). that ho took part in MCC" i attends West > show, playing these rhyth One of the biggest differences ' drums. Frink sow between the U. S. an Mexico When, was in the datin your loved home life The father' 'w„rd"ni« Orcliesis Slum ] mien ure far away, low and a first date with a setv CAMPUS CLEANliltS M-n.l litem flowem The plan, which "puarter «y«item" untvi originated by fit* an ita begins at 7 p.m. and ends H 3o pm. lie added that the M« •; To Feature lean family Is very hospitable t DRIVE-IN WINDOW SERVICE liy wire. 1946. they'd like their daughters t< U of M Groiif)\ 517 E. Grand River Ell 2-.',51.1 I Orrheaia. MSC* modern ,i Norm the MSC language de¬ The fnendline** of MCC alrn 1 Frink. The claaaea are honor iry will present its danee program for two ■ ■ . Kesel ...imled for pobtU. | Hllh MCC. ar.aldinl Dr. I';iilt r«lii|» (iuiivo r»ul Murray. Frisk Avkri • iValure Talks HOLLISTER \i, Ml, *10.1 Th,' ™ lb,» . t|K).u| rU„ U brine gown 109 K. hriui.1 lliver ;, .,,11. ""m "'""7. II.,- t. IS "n "8l —» rrilMtas. this ..mmrr kin". Harden ' iMduu-1 ma Ma .11. ,,, I'"' 'iu.i,n lriNwmah. COFFEE SHOP ail.) American atndies. i experted Is mtk al MSC >b#1l, ^an al Urn end a. ^ 2ND BIG I Two of the dance* hat 108 W. ALLEGAN ST, includes flnr aria. were ' composed bv (ruduate s HIIST-RIN Janice Day of Salt Uik, ATTRACTIONS WHO RULED MOROCCO! Tim.- f.»r u enffrt- Itrrak? .•Mr-drama on Gerha -n\ play The Weavi you'll fin.l llir gang Both co-chairmen o KEWPEES frii/MNir ••!/'/»lr O/t New Miracle Lotion, Easy-Do t.hirngo Panel C.roai> Michigan Stale Students Soloes Pin-Curl Problem by sor Jamr* M Apple. MSC f of industrial engine*: • uilwrliM' in your |i;t|»rr li« « au«r w»- lru»l Simple Setting Method! served as moderator f- Ilrrr a laat ■ i «ay tn hare lovely your judgment on goorl food and ipiniilily for natural lunkia, cvla a.tbait turn or bother I Juat trt your hair with Kaay- Fnda Apt do exactly aa you a.aiM with an tend a meeting of the Coi •« a fair priee. \ i-it llie very next lime u« you're orduury war* loom or plain watar. Industry Committer on Ma'< in dov.iilov.il Thr U, didmru-r ,t Uua: Woh Cmy- j Handling Education. He i" I.alining. do >\a* curia bold thru art -not fuM i of seven college person lr bwr.-but lr days and WTrli1 j over the country serving B, wain, Laiy-da rrgularly a ft ft Open Daily. 7:.MI A.M.-H:i:> P.M. vadt riuanpon. you will hart aa mad k* a permanent. What Laayalo dura RENT A Sundays, I2HHI A.M. - JUKI P.M. . 2nd 1110 NEW CAR! ATTRACTION • Shown at • Hollister 2:40 . 5:45 8:55 & l-IUH With [Coffee Shop Cartoon A New* Uw Dwiljr, WmUf Rat« I bAN EM FOB III {"Our Chrf make* good food taste better" Pkaa# Note! -* t»-SmriEaa^dobabbypmamMl jp w. A1LBOAN • LAN UNO, MN Open 3 P..M. GOOD Probst's mkaceiait or n etaxi gafrol FRIDAY ' WS [:^vr^ 1W THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Tommy Aquino Air Force to Hold PfUrrFtv* elitioning For BulMlng lllirwil L|»! Old (ttr St'iils, To Play for Student Interviews No Longer ||ien^ f°r Are There Fuse I tax I Hi Water Carnival ' Ity Torrid llrol ungress Lois of Lots April 28-30 Ibnk* WallaMe East Mining has only 400 and aircraft observer „ c«ngr»'«* Office more city lots left for l>ui!dint{ purposes, .tulin Patriarchc, city l, I.ITTV ZVECK manager, said, |1(! f„r st intent Many of these lots ore not immediately available because ,. aii, Will f»l*n at their owners are keeping them for future building or for spec¬ k-i fiiiv • obtained ulation, Patriarchc said. t iinont office. lie said this lack of building I from 2 to 5 lots makes it difficult for fra¬ . ,tiiApnl 29. :,, accord- Staffed for Faculty ternities and sororties to build, .'.'ijPinpw), flections unless they ore willing to boy m t., each :•••> dormitory the petitions Audio-Visual Center the East Musing, To Hold Open House pans ion in any other Patriarchc said. However, resi fitty T. i Holly-day talks to In Trentan. N. J., after V 'it j mrrlln* «>dnw- dents affected by an annexa sivnation as Federal llou*- „I,w ■',""on ru,'s By WALT OI.KKSV Hon muf human affairs fried I.iiui->iium t.ulf Shrimp i« buck by |>opiilur ite- Critics ami Patrons (>o (iu-(ia Over h-alurc Talks mund. Itetter "hurry, hurry, hurry in" THNIUIIT 1 Mi- lot hi » w y> for true econnmicul euting enjoyment. Kin«. Harden .\Uf m iiuirv, '.I rif:- hip Confar- tie film library, shown from .13 Music A iditori f The Center al offers M NIltV, APHll. tensive aervire I N r. M FAST I.ANslXI, I wishing to use visual aids for officers at- rUssroom auigmenU provided they have the approval of their SI CM I \ANIMOI S I'll MSI-: Ml ST 111; l(KSKI!\ I II instructor, students In com- Is who with to can seek help from Charles Norford. associate director of the Center. Available to the student are ■Mr» Hum aril slides, graphs, or even length films and the services of a full- jStitmanM fi*? I 4*1 v I lUmo AtOIIIC projectionist, for which the stu¬ dent s department will be chart¬ ed This same service applies to Prince Gardner *: f Leather Gift Set Sale gei'itig funnier and funnier with cvei* nnW- —CJuerntoy. Ilerald Tribune lUro'it Murphy "l.oiini and |e«tful the "«»r« «»f thine tt»e 130 I litiien lei I-Aiding —Hi ha ten. V 1 Post "llMwnricht funnv' \X i!' ki- m lier.- liAilt News "Thoroughly delighlfut' A-l .^rCO^ Ruse PeUwick. Journal American \.»«k t —4#i'inn. Mirror VOVkS. »o 7"" Htin* to* 0'g»r\<:Alton present*^ krr card, la n*. irtvn. (rax, tan ar (ar paatrla. ■ef£» i/Jlb O VALUE NOW »c#» o B700 $CJ00 Louis Laundry & Eli Dry Cleaning tiM. ^ STARTS SUNDAY.NeW ESQUIRE THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Bengals Belted, 3-2 Hoke Elected Orioles End Tigers' Win Streak NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Mat Captain W L Bet. GB DETROIT <4*» --Dunne Pillctto.! bnses-lnnded threat by inducing tat In the a tall righthander, gave Baltimore i rookio pr„nk Boiling to hit an In- | , The effectiveness of the 33- New 1 1 0 LAM 3 9 1.999 | year-old-Lemon's pitching per¬ 1 A 1.99# 1 9 1.999 Bi;l> Hoke now has achieved alsiut all the wrestling ■ fancy golny-homc prcot Wert.| formance is not shown in the final | , B^,nrtinB grimndrr. ' Then with one man out, Phil ncsday—a strong six-hit effort for ; " Chicago 10 I.M9 ors there are for him to cop. „ . 1 time. Ri/./uto walked and Lopat topped rt'Miurgh It .399 a 3-2 victory over the Detroit Ti- Orioles I rhiladelphla II .399 ». Wednesday the senior (trappier was voted cH|,tajr | a ball w hich Eddl® Yost fielded m. louis 0 1 .999 I the team he had led to a third in the Bic 10 ami a -i>t Officially, it was the first Amer¬ ■at th'rd and threw to Terwilliger Milwaukee 9 I .3M I loston A I .9A9 l» the nation. ican League victory in 52 years i for what looked like a sure double . h leave 9 2 .999 3 Hoke wrestled thrinij Veterans for the Orioles, who return to Bal¬ Brooklyn A 1 .300 I The pitcher j play. But Terwilliger dropped the WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS an entire season timore Thursday for a gala home¬ abbreviated n ' ball. A moment later Terwilliger t the seventh. The thir l run came with.,;, coming against the Chicago White i two-base rhiladelphla A. Pittsburgh • ing a match and won th- following Tuc on a error by Bill Glynn Sox. let a soft pop by Hank Bauer slip ! N' to BOWLING be filled in his lineup- Irry ;kh 721 774—2179 562 634 672—1868 Returning from last year's tenth plaee squad are letter- 7:30-9 P.M. men Bill Albright. Birming¬ ham »enk>r. Dave Mauco«r. Grand Bank senior, and Harold At the end of th« I nivrr«i*v of Michigan or a De- Ware. Mason senior. These vith sirudii Ire it Major league team. Beat men will anchor the first, third Alpha Gamma Rho TONIGHT plaverx from eaeh of the intra¬ mural teams will play on the Spartan squad. This game will next and fifth paaitiom respectively. (rn-roHM from llii- I'o-l Office) season They 300 AIIIMIII Houtl DELTA SIGMA Fill Kenny Rftdcw shooter from Comparison tests prove they're RUSH SMOKER America's Finer Slack Value! 1212 E. GRAND RIVER "i^pJS! Athletics Lo» heller 7:30 - 9:„ Smart California styling ] "NEW FACES" Saddle ctilchod lido team* ] Hook and eye waiil cloture . Button thru lab on back packet , •LIBBER resists wrinkling ] Tkn IttaHn Holds a prett... HIDE CLEAR «IF thir comparison shopper* til I u* thc»c urr DIABLO" the l)*»l mlii* slack* th>• > know of. K»ery imltctduallt proportioned at waist, crutch and inscum tn fit rccuUrw. tall and •.hurt men cnrrrctlc. Kwt) pair. c\p*rtly BAEITBL tailored with rvpvnsice feature* uakirc. Fur Ttoa Mu*n top value, belter look*. rhiK.se ;our> todav J Other Freeman -BOTANY BAY* * S3.95 to »ko Irak appocL Ik* Am quality of opufar fabric oOoppool to you, good Tha wart aow rouad color «riN oppool SEARS •rraraofayfal eDQris 300 K. Michigan—I'hiHic 9-7331 Si nept MoggWf"y : >* rv n> i-imx '-t tw, ! or Tertfht "* \K ARROW" m i** Oil^ra.Jeff rfcutflar . "MARRY >IK AGAIN" O" K,c-*Tn„t if_ 'rtdAF and tataedny Ms- "Bonier River" i* T.rli ||llM IK * "•aa» D. carta •jr '* « Jnr | kK L- THE MICHIGAN STATE .NEWS Thursday, April ts International Services Oppenhcimer 1 member panel headed In (Continued from Page I) lecital Culminates Festivities Announced Im'nke no public comment on the Cray, former secretaiy Army and now presides University of North Caru Hush was closely associated panel met Wednesday For Faster tttidy for Musicians Open May in develop¬ 8 'with Oppcnhoimcr second time. ment i.l the original atomic bomb. 'Oppenhcimer said in a 43-page . . _ Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy Booths to Feature Dr. Dm. I Die' sin. I, U u -e. ant! i„ the possibility of setting off an Oppcnheirr,,'"] foremost at-! denied he ever was a C Comparable to a commencement exercise with cap. gown The 10th annual Interna¬ the Ens-*" "-bomb with the kind of atomic 1 ' pending com-! while acknowledging : they ind all the trimmings, ac-j tional Festival will Ik* the pletion of the security check. |ional" plunge Into left cording to I)r. Roy Under- : and "•••» ■>» memorised by the first event celebrating Inter¬ investigation Is being tics about the time of the s*. Wood, head of the depart- »'■<»»••• national Week to l»e observed secret by a special three- Civil War. Itlent of music. Students sometimes get nervous on campus May 8 to 14. before n reeit.il, but most of them {tooths displaying national pro¬ have sung or player! at n public ducts and handicraft at the gathering' before, Underwood Festival will reprwent 54 coun¬ pointed out. tries. The Festival will be an all .Six recitals are scheduled for day event held in Demonstration this term. {fall on May 8. Some 300 foreign students will take part in the j It is not required of a music ed¬ ucation major, although he may give one, with the approval of the