y. May fi, 1 or. 1 Ik ut 7:30 p in. unce Building m wi t See Michigan Supplement In This Issue public. four WEATHER: minute milk WHERE ARE falls t(» iikiton MAY FLOWERS? DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION VOL. 46 No. a I EAST LANS)NO. MICHIGAN — FRIDAY. MAY 7. iw.l PRICE 7. CENTS US. Said n displayed at the f our 12,000.00.) i program has re. coast iew from top to to coast* Ready for I.rooms, lobby, , functions for your comfort Our famous near, rooms Indo Loss • i location, and our i remain the same, Viet Nam Defeat otel with drise-tn the New Shcrms.i headquarters. Seen as Probable >WI MITAUIANTI WASHINGTON Wi—Sec¬ pf^ COllUl IM rofiTCRHovse retary of State ported prrsslnif llulles is re- a Ear East Webster, policy which recognizes that, rhort of a military, miracle, the major part of Indochina may be MSC to Fete Bertram tost.to. the Cornmunists.. Top Vceps This decision, officials said, rules out for the present .any thought, of sending American force to hard-pressed French in Viet Nam, where the heaviest any kind of bolster the Indochina The rar of thr Sorirty of the finish Une in Thursday's rare. Stair I'hota by Art ClrMrniit Automotive Engineers crosses 3,000 Parents . / Final Licet ions lighting Is going on The plan is reported based oh 'Round Circle Drivi Ity JURY JENNINGS Set for 'I'linrHdav an estimate that any "united ac¬ Michigan State College'# fourth annual Parent'*' tion"- plan which can bo devised this year expanded into Pprents' Weekend—will t»e IIS may Nant, be too late to save. Viet the biggest and richest of the three Indochina states. Auto Race Opens hrated Saturday and Sunday. More than 2.0OO parer.*- +• ' "• expeetetl *o. be o'n hand ITill Thistle, with 2! 15 votes, and Tom Fayette, with 211 votes, canie out mi a total of Hub of the we»ken*l * <.c- Seaway Plan The present American strate¬ the* lead for th»' -u'.nior ela.is tivities will be Keliotf/ Ren¬ alters gy, It wm learned, rails far the mited States in ennrentratr on guaranteeing along with othrr Engineering Show ter. where Pre-irlent John A Hannah will tr»ve Hi- %-£• presidencv m the primary elec¬ tions Thursday |i, 'he othei class pie- nlential » ihe countries the defense of .neigh¬ boring Laoo and Cambodia. I •• The sixth annual F.njrineerinjr Kxpootiuri jrot off t«»* , I fast start Thursday with a miero-midRet au*o race around Okayed coming address at t 3N oVh- ( on- I)r Hannah - ,ekh» : > 'w teeeivi-»l the i. a iatge-t iiunda r for u Ltinsing more than 22 million inhabitants Including the big cities of Hanoi IhimilitniK »• ■ ,lV N''1 N,,wKa"t sinp- special student. His oresjiiunal av¬ St. I.aSs-renc•• Seaway after approval of the -.1 lowed bv -prefhes e -• - Jwan-f.rahani. Lansing fre-hman. and Jane Anne l*etrr-. Lan- VUlr I'lialii hv Vrl flmilciiiM ait,tn»moie class pie.siileiit. and Saigon. s»nc Mtshwwtirc. east then liailnt- during Ihur-dav- primary In the rlertion results an¬ HATIRDAY Informants said the U S gov¬ erage apeed was 20.4 mph for more than •! half century of tkTlmnv. •* nounced early this inorning, ernment that this attitude docs not mean country will abandon NearRecord the four-lap rare. controversy was virtually assured 10 a.m. Registration, K» 10-11 30 a m Coffer h...„ primary candidates winning the senior vice-presidential berth* )0\\ Viet Nam, or that all hop*' that Main Exposition attraction Thursday that ships fiom night, with the prospect- seven sea- 10 Kellogg 4ours a.m.-3 pm WKAR-TV International Festival were Dan We|i*ter. 217 vole*, OfLastTerm .it will be saved has been lost. It today will be a talk by Walk¬ and Mai Bertram. |!)8. will i>c ahle to sail as far inland open house -was emphasized that massive er |er t'taler. president and as Toledo, C>hio. 10 30 a.m. Row* Bowl June Walter tallied 188 and American shipments of military " { director of the Detroit Ed loan supplies will continue to go for- w ard to French Union forces there Br DONN Nil ELTON Co. Ilis speech I'ower Development" will he on "Atomic Spurred in l.Yrge measure bj President Eisenhower's statement that the *eawuv is needed (or na-"- 1 3D Kellogg I >r pm Hannah Welctwmrig ad•tre*- Set for Saturday •f Nan race Cmitrhie. ffii Senior sentnt 'lass Rid - lass votes, treasurer m seerdtary. (andi- the so long as there is a lighting For the second time this given at 8 p.m. In the Music tional defense as well as for eco¬ 4 p m Olin M*-moriai • iate- will oe Marge Price and chance the critical" area can. bo vear MSC h«* a chance to Auditorium. » DAY . . . Ire Id. break a record for a blond nomic iPHsons, the House voted house Hannah to Speak al Show Sheila add 180 vote Ifarpei. who leeeived 372 prior to his talk, a banquet for 241 -1 "»K to authorize this cdun'ry 4 p.in Tours of Mum'.c. respectiv-nly. But II was said that this will drive. Ron Smilh an<| UaiNv Spark- Canada In building the 1 p in Home E< UuiMir g K be dune with the realisation that Thursday, the fourth the fir -»t »in a There the French from making a set- the with the Senate hill before wax no primary voting mai k set by MSC during ihe mechanical l>-n KelW.gg MIIS engineers v .. tlemenl which would allow the drive. -ending the mea-are on to t.ln- 5 nt s eoiiunentoraiiriR Intematinnai Week, for junior *errelarv. because winter- trim Hu.-'elh Pa-ca. III., senior, wa- p.it. I)•••!ii*a'i«at .f jr. enhower_fnr hi* signature. only two candidate*. Mar* Alire ( nmmuoists to take over most, The mark oTt.lM i» the see* drivir ta-ll. B*'.iun.«tn» o Satnnlny throiiirh Mav Hi. if not all. of Viet Nam. In third place was the Kilehlin and Sandra Swaney, ond br«t mark e\er chalked up F.i .cnhfiwer. in a statement la'r fi p m. C'iI leglatr f ■ a President Hannah \v i I I electrical engineers' car diiveti are running. on an Ameriran campus drive. Thnrsttay hailed the H"U.-c vote party Ci.i'.n B.» «-»t If the' French and loyal Vietna¬ Speak ill 'He ^ st II also is the best mark of 1951. bv I'v VVi'ker, East LaiiMiig jun- the end of a long ami hi-toru MM)U j» ru. ipe Lucille how Kit .'-.vin mese were to stage a military a- i ami Peggy Fin- Officials of 'h« dnvrf jui The agricultural eiigmen eftnrt he -aid the -euwav would 12 3fl-2 p ■ f )rgar; . . . r- show Dejins Ton' Kinu and cher wete on top with 300 and comeback, the American plan un¬ , ' thr I the only w*\ they < -m bre.ik with ('ail Startun, H'Khester • fintt diute mateiiallv t" the pen- Alumni M« :. • n..: '.v.,pr Milton Mnelder will speak at 24a .otes fot junior '1 easurer. doubtedly would be quickly re- v isod to seize the record is witii ."outstanding notnie well-being and serunlv,' of 3 (1 M So 'II it. Sing B-.I : - the othei .hows For -sophoiniirv viee-pre.siderit, any new opportun¬ sophoimae. driver, and the chem¬ two ,tf 10 a.m. civilian support Inith the United States and Can¬ -hell and 2 30 Georgia Ha a tt re. r ived 304. and ity offered ical eiigineei-', with Carl Konkie, p.m. 'respei tively. "We absolutely need 20® civ- ada. 5 p m Carillon '-on«rr» David Kdborri. 303 vote,4- 1 Dulles arranged Thursday to i ilian donors t«»da\." Dr. Joseph K« t LanMtig .senior, were run- Beaumont T"wer The -kage -how* will feature . LAST 2 1 \\S give a television and radio "re¬ Proponent- -ay ron-trurtion dance- Jeannie Warrington, who got S — 6.45 1* M pot t to the American people" to¬ { Venir said Thursday "It ners-up. • of the -eaway. which will take rountrie*. and In song- addition of variou- the 521 vote*, and Nancy Matthews, shouldn't he hard, if the peo¬ to night at 8.30 (EST) over a roast- Ihe Miss Michigan state an extimated *lx year*, will t"nt rrn nitM-f of »he f'.« » r • * ,, with 304, will he the candidate* ple al MSC respond like they event* put on by foreign stu¬ ,.wf 4 llll DID N to-roast network to discuss plans ■oniinittee and W,!.w:n t. Iu. trophy was presented to Jan open up the pro-pert of great dent*. number of group* will for sophomore class secretary. int (•»r meeting the Jodochina crisis | did during the last drive." on, fiieultv el i.-er a Other offinaP expressed won- Somrrs h> Dirk MeC'laughry. new eronomie development of rome from Detroit and other Since '-AO u ite* Sue Raf- representing Blue Key. Miss the Great Lake- «rea and the Ihe weekend will begin with Mirhigan ritie* to perform. [OWN — 7 35 '• .« Hunk Drive to Continue j dcr atwut what had happened to Somers presented the auto rare Midwe-t. lei ty md i',.t the veterans ot. campus. "The* fegi-tration at Krllwgg I mtre Highlighting the program will i tinning fot award to John Keely. president ophomore class at HI a.m. Saturday r*rrwt« •►e Klompen Dancer* from Hol¬ Next Week for Africa did such a tremendous job Ia->t When fompleled, the 27 - f • treasurer, then- was no of SAE. primary will have a rhanee U» get ac¬ land and the Snilih Kiltie ; tune, what happentd to them"" f|e«-p channel will enable ship; of ■ oldest. -] Books will still be accepted for ! one nurse who had the African Book worked in Li.-le A Smith, assistant dean the Victory and Ldierty classes. quainted at hour, with guided tour- of the an inf«»ew*al ewflre Hand from Detroit. Iri the jnimaiies held m West Drive next both drives asked Thursday. of tngineering. gave eli". iiiii for example, to pass directly from The Shaw William Mansfield received Center following Np.ihch coftsui fiorr, t'hi- t- >eck. Students who bring books ROTC officials pointed out addles--. the Atlantic Ocean to inland jairts 247 votes Thomas Giegory, 122; > ago .uat tf'.e M« xii an and (Ici - from home this weekend may call that more than 58 per cent of TikIh. arid Sa t d the Great Lakes Ships ol this Rogei Langh v 110, and Hlchaiii u r a v. a on At .30 Satutda. af'-r- m.oi on ul' (r ofluii oil "will la¬ the College House. F.I) 2-5017, or, the cadets had contributed J o I I v Troll e y" will size have a cargo cupueily of 10.- annual • In eti and Wh;'» • - ' . ta (t,ii ,-a« si - -iin irig thi in•• ■ Loutidv. H3. the YWCA, ED 2-5158. See BLOOD. fage 3 tiaiispntI visitors from the EIco 000 tons . game Aiil lw pia.ed a* M t> - loidmc u, In (ioidon Thom... Nancy Goding and Ki*-einary iial F.ngDueimg Building to the Navigation of the river now is StadllJI'l I lie *»N It I MIDGUT i-1"1« tgan ♦ » r • . » s ot peech .Old dnector Ann llick* won in the primary W/Mtf/ Agrieultuial Engineer ing Build- restricted to ships with draft of to the public-. md to speak . tht Ki clival held at Gilchrist. 'Ihey received NEWS IN BRIEF - ihg foi the aut show which tea. 14 feet or lex* bee.-iUNC af a 48- preview next fahs (■«•'- 'vim »• vi 11• ,.f ( th«- field At West Ma>o. Diane Roub got ut fa hind l)i thousand exhibits and de- Highlighting <-atwrda* - ae- s 41 votes and Eh/aindh Ruxc ran e The Icgtslatloti pawed .Thur,- Mai Ref arlhy Defies llrownell ||v|u,, ^ |k, K in Stadium at 2 30 pin, lose Second with 10. being slxiwn. Muskegon for 'iioi.strations ate da v permits elimination «>f this s.i! ui d... a ceremonie- for the wew eardloa The hx position will continue htpptna buttlrnctk thro1 thmuch the WASHINGTON fVPl—Sen McCarthy defied another memta-r of .intii 10 tonight and until b Sat- digging cf a canal the ^ 1( j ,» bvsmimui ,w»- Sen. .(.'William lulhright In the fraternity primary. "e KiM-nhowcr administration seaway" Th'usday, decloir.q In would not Gordon Sinclair, who abide by Atty. Gen. Brovvncll's decision that FBI d«va bearing on a hunt for Conununist vprcs should b«.' kept secret. urday evening. 27 feet deep. Hee PARENTS, f»«e J Exchange Ihtv M t to Tel* p 'aiiicd 4a aiul 23 votes, re- HI day night his delegation would demand the admission of Communist £*rt ! — • wng r*>th fog the preSf-ut K< nnnn.it A.- otaut i m An- • ja »tivid* ui the Wfg Yakvicy I uppct governments from Laos and Cambodia to tire Indochina section -w». i n. World Oiiiiiiiuiii in, ' will race < i the Geneva peace talks. By BEVEBtV Bl'ftf II lects different songs for each you and you can't crack a V,i, tin"- In South Campbell. Crete hen Stale New* Editorial A**i»lant . tr Stt'dher wue ia topic of a dl.M us.s»Ofi h'-dt # # ★ of.the five serenades." when the remarks are made. .10 Stultz recefved 35 voles, and is aniidMSS ' --n •• o> Muxwegoti city offn - • pro Mo'-iay in •):»■ Mn-- Twelve Scabbard and Blade Hagadorn said they were told Hagadorn said it doesn't f>». Elaine Fuer. got 41. conducted Auditnuum Taktng putt in the Retl through -4 i«.«« M A Ciitl V Susftecl Seoul Eewler Hit pledges have been giving coeds thrill with then kinging this beforehand to make noise and not be particular about what good to be yelled morning by the officers foe not at n •.*"« , "v- •« '.«]• utility buildings', w*-r!(t Foium rpm U.imoi, w .1 i>e will Eleven other Congress districts hold only final elections bv- nifiotot .% i j -erre^'iofuil program \ Stanley Andrew*. former iins • DETROIT lA*\— The acting president of the Girl Scouts of Metro¬ week. came out None of them has singing loud enough. held if, honor of ♦-ausc onK 'wo candidates peti¬ - of t'-i the Point Four Urogram. .«Tv. politan Detroit Thursday recommended "immediate susj cnsion' of Th»-ir repertoire U confmcd done much group singing be¬ " We're just as tired as th»- ■ *>- tioned for each office. Final elec¬ or a* '.t.t city's countr* Samuel Haves, director of the In¬ 2"-ycar-oId troop leader who declined to tell a House Un-American mainly to ' The Coed Sung." fore. eds. It seem* like 'he »>ff t #1 Activities subcommittee whether she i» or ever was a communist. ("Good Morning to You") the "Also, we're supposed to keep Stay up all night to get m rr« -o r Sticker explained 'hat stitute ihe fo i Human Behavior at U of M. atitl Dr. Hassan Da- tions will "tm... Thursday, * Marching ' HOTC S o n g." straight faces while we sing. right mood for us." w..dg» .v.v< the Egyptian Lndia.w.y in Veteran*" Ulnh for A itI lo I els - ,.f . _.v charter gov- •Washington. To fulfill their pledgc.wcek laughed «nd had to sing solos.** who will turn active •• a.a-v (t„ '.-j.vf * r found 'Uan> thing.'' j.i LANSING l/Ci-Cov. William, •ppr.lr.l ln ( mure-- Thurvl... f..r activities, the 12 men meet Many coeds far from being are to wear pledge baial- lur¬ . M.V Strolbci raid. -' Tuesday. I'anllri and lit Kleel* Officer* around 8.30 a.m.* at Dem Hull, thrilled, resent having their ing the week and obtain *r» will sponsor dinner- for foreign tmmedUtc action to pro.Klc unemployment conipen.utiitot bcoritt. tor the flag there, march to student- Larh raise beauty sleeps interrupted. signatures Of the 40 Arm* ar- fraternit) and George Thomas, Detroit junior, K real! War veterans. He said «.8v0 m Mithls-m "ill cut oil tc^ '''ght otherwise. the Union, raise the flag and "On Monday, no one reacted Air Force officers. l'/i.a<>LT«|i/i<'r l» t.ivr -nroril* ha* invited a number was recentjj elected president of ♦hen start serenading coeds in lbe first dorm wo serenad¬ ,v. bbard and Blade •* *-'• limit Traft Lnturv of foreign student* to he il» ii it it th« MSC Veterans' Association.' dorms until 7 45, according to ed." Hagadorn said. But we honorary for which stuner.v- guest*. Other 1954-55 officers include: Rritlge Construction Starts Kics Hagadorn, pledges. Cadet officers one of the direct got louder and better went along. Then there were as we . arc chosen on the ba>es of 'ea ,clcrship and military potcr.—. *•-: Pfi •- :.vi -graphe r the last of Dcnni* ihij. Cooper seascjn r. K adviser A Bayne, former economic* to the. Point Four Pro¬ Robert Rotnnl. Buffalo. N. Y., them. some mfghty choice comment.*, IACK *•- ST. IGNACE, Mich. 1*1 — A big celebration t.irlay will mailt "We don't rehearse, but we're "Trouble is, you have to stand New' members also must ha - • "A : o- Trav 1 vu ie> lecture* gram and presently a member of junior, vice-president; Eri Mur¬ ihe start ol work on the Straits of Mackinac Bring. In l-ansintt. at least a 2.5 all-college ar«r Sj*_T-^ay at s p.m. in the Audl- U>*> supposed to know the word*,'* »t attention while the cadet of¬ the American University F»«'ld phy, Troy, N Y., sophomore, sec. Gov. Williams proclaimed Mav 7-8 a» - 3.0 military average. Winter ,I«L "Mackinac Straits Bridie he said. "The pledgcmaslcr se¬ ficers (See pha>-• .-7 and summer rt> retary and Mary McRobbie, Roy* 7^; HO*" Ground Brwkins Days in Michifan. arc marching in front of on page 9.) 4oci mii+s, xkUl u. acccnlc-d. Sec INTERNATIONAL, lift 3 al Oak fi cshnian, treasurer, " '*? ¥. 'L? •• , - -: UTTU MAN ON CAMMM by SWb Bibtor Campus ClnasifWa • • • High Rwidmhlp h'Hm In the Edilnr: r For the Record Churches To the, Filitnr: the regular college 100 and 200 Monday. May 3. I was Rttr- series. . — , prised to read the first "Letter "C" or better average must FIRST CHUkCH to the Editor", on page two of hef attained in this trial *ex- INTMUiTY OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST the Michigan State News. Who¬ •don or the student is nut eli¬ BIIILK CHITRCH irMM, Mll*l Mw. ... ever wrote the letter should gible t« return to Michigan State College until he has fa?7 Raw Mirblcaa have-had the facts before at- Rrhani teinptinu statements coneerUlni? proved his ability elsewhere WELCOME . admission- procedures at Miehi- . Another serious- consideration H it — snnday Sekeoi tfah State College. Unfortunate¬ of every applicant, is the state of ll ta — Morning sendee ly.. the writer did not sif»n his his health II an applicant ha t aa pa. TmO Orogpa name so I cannot ifive him the a health problem, it must he T:N,2.M. Even tog Senrleo facts personally. cleared through the Health Ser¬ •I'nden, ™2rtsJ2*8*eg6wN. His statement in bold type. vice before he ran tic admitted. • First of all Michigan State is If questions of a disciplinary or I persona} nature arise. th«\v must Bon Bbderf—A*«l*fant Eavtnr predicated on the notion that anyone who can pass the en¬ ht rlearcil through the office t,f trance examinations (and some our Dean of Students. A check, made fall PEOPLES CHURCH CVNIKrr LinHRKAN ho 4'iinnnt) will fie admitted ' w as on .our a •■Indent." is not according t» term freshmen -bowed 0.1 per iwwwwa. the actual procedure. ci nt in the upper- half of their r. BE ANBT BBW. SHE CHITRCH The standards for admission giadu.'iting cla--. and 51 per cent are: in the upper quarter of their l# M * ll:3t 1. Each applicant must meet graduating class. | can assure !» Reoth Penn. a B. Mtehtgaa you that only students capable rtinreh Srkeel WN * 11r» tin- college reeomniendituj ■f EL VdML Pnafer of doing college work succeed Jnntar I'barrb IliB t II* grade as established by the in gaining admission to Michi¬ ( ampu* Ve«per* Till put. high school from which ho The vervlee will ke held In ' graduates. (Some high schools gan State College. Mi f tine Chapel and wIN pteeede Communion — r.tr require a "H'f average, some a We are receiving applica¬ the MSC A Capella Chair Concert, Morning Worthlp — tl:Mi • "H ," some a "C plus" and tions. again this year, from - which nlll ke held In the ■ Til. , fcrlWl«» r.mll. some a "(*•" There is' that high quality students from the f horrh Sanctuary af l:(M p.a. high school and a rapid cheek Young AdnR (Inh i:a p.m. Parents Day Tea — S:W p m much variation.) . chwfefc 11.11 2. He must rank in the up¬ 'on our applications up to'date lief ore per three-fourths of his grad¬ any selection of any , EAST LANSING TRINITY CHITRCH Kdiloriallv any kind has been made shows uating class. The third quart- ile rank is a rank. The recommendation of questionable 77 per cent half of their graduating class. from the upper Michigan State News Ifcnk. MM* i rVJTVSa WeeeBwSenie# BET. WflM Mlt.ES. — T?W PMUF ■i* ■ H M ML claw days Mondav through Friday, Inehwlve. during fait t»m»l2. 114 M.A.C. ANMI Red China Issue Please he assured that Michi¬ Ptihlifthed on Ma Male the high school principal or 'winter and spring tcrim «"X«-ept day* after holidays weekly during auto* Midweek BIMeTSMEv Wediaeigf IM »A authorized high school official gan Slate College is admitting a itier 1errn. and one apevlnl frmhnun l«aue between summer and fall terms Kntered as aeeond ela»s matter under art of March i. Ifff at tne is required. very satisfactory freshman class , each year as far as ability is pout otTlee. Eaat lanatng. Midi. Member nf the Inlaod Daily Prcrn and tha Aaaoetated Cottaftat* Prm _ „ — RKDKRMER LUTHERAN ALL SAINTS 3. He must show a Satisfac¬ Mail mibiicrlptlorM. payahla In advanca. for oon larm. ft; for two WW. EPISCOPAL CHURCH Is a Knotty One eonrerned. tory set of abilities, attitudes, S3&D. fur three trrma, 14 SO. CHURCH Rigid check is also made on ~ Tha Amoetetad From la antmwl Center personality traits, and charac¬ other factors m addition to ab¬ NahofuH AdverYitunx Servire. Inr a*riuaivai» to tha tw ^topubu- (The United Lnthemn Chnrefe a teristics as reported by teach¬ Bee. O. M. BONIS, rector ility When we fmd it necessary iAHtfr P«MiAffiP.u„A,., Vrpmroirm cation of all tha local newt printed Bey. Ma P. FAHev, Chaplain I.ifp fth a sfnfpxmiiii i* seldom eji*y ;tn»l Secretary of ers-. counselors and proper of. mabmom Ava |n thlfl nawapapar aa wall m all Ameriea) to use, examinations, to deter? waa .rooa •• t ap newt dUpatchaa 129 N. Pennsylyanla Are. lAMttf 9:39 a.m. — Hohr Communion in| Stiit#• .Iwhn Foster hitll.'s j. having this fac t vivi«ll\ ilemnn- ficals. • - M' •<•••<•.»«» - Chnreh Srhoal mine i eadiness foi admission, Rev. Charlea T. Mneller. PaaCor 4. He must he a graduate 11:99 a.m. — Morning Prayer and «Irate* I fur him t»mh «!;iv «»f the lleneva conference. we ask the Testing and t'oillei-|r of an accredited high school. • IS A IR:45 Two Identical •ertlrefl In fulfilling his (Hp-it inn in the rahinet of the Presi¬ «:39 p.m. — Eying Prayer and • • Applicants (undergraduates) I N The Graded Sunday tehee! Canter bar y Chth See I.FTTFR. Face it dent, he mils! always preach the I'nitecl States |M»lieies. who fail to meet these standards | la l:. The Junior Chnreh A Nartery Third In a aerie* af five This must cause him a little emharrassment in the question ; The W;rtk-in-the-\\';iter wns-the meeting* on IB# topic "Toward aqd requirements for admission of the I'. S. refusing to recognize the Peel China jmvern- a letter advising them Up-1 st»..imbo.it no the tfppei | Don't Miss It! (Preschool thru 9) A children's Sermon every Snnday a christian Understanding of - - * -eh tnent. are sent what they may do to qualify for INFORMATION . I Hikes t'ndei the comitumd of, uafiLiuiE. admission at a later date. Cupt.iin .loli Flsti it d.H ked at He-1 EMI MUhlgon 1 Magnolia Three years he fore Ihilles became Secrelary of Stale, he wrote in his hook. "War or Peace"; "The- High school applicants who YttcV t» 311 a in., R'ltuidnv . Hon on August 27. IB!8. ANNUAL LP SALE Wnlifii MiMtl I E. Efler. Pastor fall far below requirements are Saadav RVhoal IS n.1. United Nations will l»est nerve the rause of peace if advised to improve their records (Jem-rid membership meeting Morning Worship 11 a.m. - Evening tofylao fiSS pm its Assent hh is representative of what the world ac- ai Hie V Home " Save .1(1' ,.-9(1', "Nope" \onng MHsianary Worker* Band h\ taking post graduate work, Tontk service nt S:SS ' t«iall> is , . . without nt tempting' lo appraise closely attending a preparatory school, JA/.Z t i l it HrrkrrV Drive In 7 pin Snod.lv. 31 t'riion those nations which are 'uimmI' and those which are Ti;id\ business school, technical school, junior college or other college; "How High tin- IT demon¬ 2131 E. Mlrhlcan flAMBima^RS Searles' Records EAST LANSING COLLEGE LUTHERAN stration and explanation o( "Some of the f»re :ent Tuemhei: hare governments that th< advice' depend pit the. < n- l.uciin lllm-lt UNITY CENTER CHURCH . • i ti rune lances.. t,he wonder- or high fidelity MAt.TEDS - DINNERS are not representative of the people Put if in fart they Those who rnme fairly rlose recordings IH W. GRAND BIVKR VnveriT the> have a power which -houM In r» presetted to meeting our requirements (two Marks awtl oC Bevkty Ball) BORIS O. MIUJS Eawer in an\ organization thai purport • t•» mirror'world realitv " are advised to try our leotlng BERBEBT C. WGUT. Pawar The disparit y Pet ween tjiese statements and present and counseling procedure! Snnday School — IIM in. Home applicants who have The Service IIW0 ia i iampus Classified! \ S policies would he tfiouch t«» vivp Indie- unpleasant — failed to graduate from a tiigli "I ltd iv Med Faith" * *, 9:M. II AI. TWO Servire dream.-; hut he went 'even further wit I. he opulent ion- school who havr been out HIGH 1 Wed. 9:00 p m —"Peace Begin* — "If the ( ommunist government of t lima in faet or ol school for some time. If LOW at Heme" Carol Branch ton. OrganM protes its ahilitv to govern China without serious do they have had little or no col¬ mestie resistance, then. it. too. should he admitted to lege work, are also advised to REAUI-RSIIIP I'llONK: Kit 2.1311 KXT.'ifiR COST Kenneth M, Soloist come to the rollege for roun- the United Nations." Consider the contract when four \ear- later he . 'seliog and testing. « A.M. l» i P.M. • CHRISTIAN was All applicants required t" SERVICES - IS am. and T pm Hiiyiny ; (upon returnim* from tin I'.niiti • ontereneei "lied to"" * lliO take examinations are given the t hina was hot recoeruzed not Pee.ni-.e. .1- > turves tod. we - '.ame battery of test-: as are gu ¬ ClASSIFlID SATFS ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH ilem that the roomie exist- ot that it ha (never If is, ru t«» all of mu freshmen during Minimum IS Word* FOR SALE PERSONAL however, otie thine to recoeni/e evil a- a fact It is another Oncn1.ition Week. In order t. to tube evil to one's breast and call it iommI " pass, the applicants jnust •.cn»«« T 'PI w®ITr Pr. IIFDUKh HOl'SR student ~VM. I*. IS. Ilik IMS live will hold a sninke, »»« on these test as well or better ! ds>i ^At r•. nieniher* Mw Pili-MMa W hat the dec i ion on formal roe, urn it ion of lied ( hina , IS, PrNTAtl iv 1* Wc,|ni>s,tav than the average freshman mure !• .'Ill pm (It ;i:ki I firand lb\ Maw. at Allan SaaS ( kan.1 a< I an* II 1 d«>» (X; f tele 1,d U'4# will Pe dejeends on the result - of the (ieneva conference. «m these same tests. Since the . «e • n re 1 enne incvl I Kew pc*> l o op Hal, Ha,a ml HMteatlnn — (-7-1*9 -It 4 ' 'V.. Tern. All. living offers Hie oppoitunit\ I, I? will he interestinc to see which side of the- coin store is from "I," low, to "10," dny. $1 l«. tends, social mni.oi iru vpciu f'anlralana; AalarSa, 4 M la S:J* anS 1:M In »:l* » m. rr.l.., ' n<» P .ft.iblav All ale i|c turn- up tin- tiniy. high the average is considered 5 day $1 *M.I* < antaaaiaaa — Call FalW Sinn. El> t-SSII WOIVFRINI TygfWglTIR CO. TIIFVNF. STII.L. lU'MNi; IHHA. at Hall* Saaan far SlaSaaM 1:11 aa. 5 ' • APPlTlONAl CMAK. f, • Iff the l ampos H,„»fc Store on fitarul Ifiv The Counseling Center sends KALAMAZOO — 9HONE 2 441) CTaaaa* la ,K» FaaSaairaUla ml CaMMn— O.SRB'OA the Registrar's Office a report of 7-1; I-* MaaSar aa* Tkaniaf A L 0 CMl a S TR A VZN the results and their opinions of TENNIS HAt.l.s new lively! 3 for WATCH REPAIRINC Walk up and Nra-maa I lah <>ara Haaar — 1:M a.m. Raa*ar V E NTMa B5 U R D L> $1 ?"i 01 N«\\ Blue Sweat Shirt* plain with Michigan Slate SI liR up I'lg •ave 10 per cent Swain a Watch Repair I aaiaiuniaa Collage Drug Hrraklaat. Saada, la aja. — Naaaiaa Hall PpB A N F|BP each applicant after the testing uvet u ' ..relics pi, pa, k. $l io rnrtun. levi n ACROSS 3>i Food staple 1- II.i\ in.; 31 Snow PlEJU' .LBLSC ARl and counseling are completed AUTOMOTIVE (>>r liuvs ...id |t,ill* »:i 'M up. (Jirls • >X I ol ,|s SJllg while and blue gym ARTIH'R C IIA DON come to tne Taaa*ar. I:M — Naraaa Sanlaaa If results are go«»d enough, we Jack, h l>»i 1 o-cd* and Men * llluc Den¬ Sprint State Nev. s OfTire for two tickets to the *aa*ar. miiiiHi Clak Sanlw l:U *a. w inn • runner !•»»!• I'l VMiU'TII Crest Drive In u then grant them admission ims S.i>iH Duplin Wind breakers Sl'W rr. t. V. Marr.rUa, Mkr (> SuiJine 3.) More all colors N'av. lied. ITieti- Yellow lT)M|N(i sotiN I'om the puhliahorn rr. raal OaSaa*. A-1. — fir. Sakart K. 1, Obtain If renult* are below re¬ Kanaaack. Aaat competent and With STATF emh. s«e,l Suede ot TIME and IJFE a new N.uiotial ~ 1.1 M.wlr i f 3.> lb.tun quirements. we give notice of Jacket flaw. Men« tancv I'ulo Shirts spurt Weekli < lie a , barter subnetit>e> ' ED t-Ult .tnn.l.tu: F»» -1 'R. up FOX IIOI.F FX Enter by Slate spe. ial student rati 6 inontnv $.1 no ai ;• • non-aeceptanre and advise Theatkr (f 'he ('aini)us D«H»k Store tin Grand 14 Ni.iw.K-.in jjat tint further preparation or train¬ l' i niot ..ii 41 Fxilama- WHeo v w.-» Hiver i< ST. ANDREWS FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ing elite where The t'annuel- MEXFO H\ (1: visum Itotl TAR at Half C.wt On 11 Krlntnl ing Center has usually advis¬ The f ft,.* , ««>|ieiaiive plan with (tinner .resuien' CHURCH 4. UuiRf I r- r. n | rtUISN OUTMOUMY CNt'SCR ( ADII I At I Ml door fil , , ■ e«l IhruuRhthe 41 A * fat a 4 ed the applicant* where other 4 bviut-on of budv Willi e\rellent Ore. and ntollti i 4.i \rm t u an VfAlrrdav * PuiflO training suited to their abili¬ llfVINp t.lTI RGT 17 Make la, I I'lion. n> a-.'HMz .o let 4 SERVICE ffl—II will mm Lino) e 1 Mil Mil ties and aptitudes may he ob¬ MOWN P Invert MlRtom R. Rnkaw, «%. B, MB. Hi JapHtiuvi: 4", 1 mug, tie tained. EMPLOYMENT » i-f f - • BUM Park «ofida* t3:|| pm Mil'.1*1111' 4.:l 1 ,1, 1 Second N flight one J GHADCATION AN.VOCNf KMEVTS lb. > • - I o 1• M.. a.J If the applicant has lame card* la Eeoute-t Churek Chapel cbnerW Srkol I t f ishet* fill til t > I'lcd- come «"i|e 2-J.V">4 Vtvris 1'iintinx Set vice {1 Note of 4 i Un*r4 dint 1.' Kmplov fairly close t" passing thr tests, i I *- i F Mi. loyai 21 S. Grand River I.M . .i -edu. .1 ,i Touieme GoK Avcro. S| Marine MortBlp ll ta am till- M Hit' ? Avid fruits TtH'\ sCff Cewve — :>• o» i ,.it- we often offer opportunity for Mi. Mine i inldte. I? v- Sow I an Wag 12 Obstruction I t I .vi it auind W .Mel (r.'Kl due, I,u s.,il,u Corner US 16 A M If SUMMER FORMAI.S fur rent T.aiv CoRago Ago K«'lM.ll Kn.u k It- Hn:h- a summer school trial, the re¬ ire. »l I ini Martin roved, vtvles The Tug Shop ffVRl — IN pm J4 Kscoiipil 4 Palm Ply m Telephone 9 8S64 • ltlllS.4 ,|t sult: to itetoiinine admission for instiu. ti JIM ED fdimv * i, All rawova own odea Kslnu Aro of l'i -Oscillate 5 ; I'uetn by b Smooth Wrili u V • » • J't , A . • in AsvuiancP Kiitnet (> lube 1 ' N - i ioncsf tin- following fall. This trial Mi M W.. ' t'O .STOP AT Charlte'a Barber Shop for •'rged In I* Medic mat : Sp.-k.' h«- foi the nine week sum- fnod hair ruta Over College Drug plant £>4 Hindu nu-icr crossly must session I sr. l'i Ml,! VS MS N w UOi* Abbott Road « pt inn .* met ! i V>1 I H.F MKN bun It N.-i «K> per I- CENTRAL FRCB V * •> J sleeping the A minimum of ten credits and Reading Clinic must be Ink week tliu ing I dm iiir i-uliege leim suimiiei , Cart-tin.r work av.ul.ililr 19 NOW •4" TYPING home Neat and accutate'Phone WANTED to do in mv 4-OSfii OLIVET EAFTIST 2,-» T.k.Ic tin* ThlR i« vtmr Invdatum t«» allend T'kde '» chief •?.. .1 en Fuither. such u summer j i'iihip inters ll.ill 7 1st u-vv .11 H,,or.i Jls 'lletke, .1 is W p METHODIST CHURCH _ CBUECH 2. Ve'.n tiial |> m on M»n,lav M o !.• •ilioo' «tudrnt must enroll DIVING U'NOA make your f„, *» 4 .hi K . *h* (far Esoantlal 3J *25. am) up Genuoo- Ai y.t own l.l'NGs "GOO SAVf THf KING" N. Washington al Jeferaon . 0 communication skills 111, THf BRITISH SING 1117 5.1 .<1 S.bciirfl) j SAI.E8MEN AM) SaleRladie.,1 One new up Regulator* "T Fil¬ :ii! a /f .V — 32 One I tver n hn natural 1 a her science 121 three credit course from and one I •>f ii.is Uuikiim thnwicti » inAiiut.u lumitf companies careful enaincerlriK and ling*. clamp* v..or own tank* Mouthpiece.* valve* We fill mur tank* hose haioe** -make mask-, r WHitf Wf SAV PHASE SAVE TNI SOO - GOD Anga* D MrlackUn. Mtimet .V glides over | r«'«eari h nr,Htii,-r • - »he c»-p < «,.H be 19 1 Snnday Bckol ice ; live Potentialities unlumled Will av tf a* att-a • .« «, • PORTRAIT THAT .'A 31 \\ rfi.ii ,»sv , eraee fJ i^-r 1,,'tir lor one WilUr.fi I., A' ( last for college Stadeia ."i* SAVE !• per cent on'ttikk rapMr SPEAKS H % llncf j work 1 all • "4MH (or 'appointment t. GALIAR. p* • r,p|, ,*e K> J" 11 rants IT At dm-us RENT A ] Alter 3 pm .'> 05IS i( Tver Cntteoe Hrpatr »iev> Al^ett ~ Drug Swaln't " Walcb A >.-■., f tK« Sta'a Tkaatrq ^114* Msmtag Maellp Mil FOR SALE LOCATION UP—Ptieaa Down Walk 4fl'JI Sventng •« .W Helen- - HOUSING Sanaa ? * «e 37 ^9 w ■t 40 banning k not NEW CAR! APARTMENTS Et'R%:|slirD •? i.v»v "P Batch Repair 10 N* rwit ov«r Collage Drug twaln i tf 41 V, ahum foi ftunvmet month* lot ouo'c* i>rein STUDENT APPI4CATION qoaaport CHURCH OF CHEIST •*! <* chieftain 4ft Plated REFRIGERATOR 7C Co Ft Fv nine Jin • en r «-dli»^ y Amertroni Ilegion eg ton Memarti m< Center CO TO & celleni condition Dcfr.ster unit ji.5 ED 2-273* on ■*6 V? A- 4S Short tar a 411 A llnk.ov t Phone j* VaBoy Court a. j»t.e ED 2 (ilJ ' Saw Witt S U ltl FT my f ,• >Mvhr«l laadM nun'* nauie — I H- TRANSPORTATION ■ to 5/ 50 French pronoun HATIll.NFTTF. HABN SCALES hig- xH.m In track* ..paitnient foi UU5 D Birch Road 1 CHURCH f) 2^ ..... w 52 Symbol for sodium 1 han Satunl,.v havsinri Jc: wait',- mm Cowley Rcasonahh- 31 IANSINR EAST side a nxon house ffarage rCfurntahed kttvI en |Tv owto- WANTED Ride t<> Ithaca Sew York weekend „f Mav II Will aha'e cxpen*- r* Call Hrrtv F.D 1»09 ,v^r»r7S*uriJ5r siiiiy t. Ka ^ 31 ('timplrlrl? Equipped I**'" Hew ♦,-> Coit th# |»vj r>»nvond y. ikkt Hit Phone cosufl 21 SUNDAY Y«hi are Invited to A (tend a tree lecture With Radio a Hps tor WISTV1EW MOTTI. AA A apnT.~e*1 WANTED L-,r Void Tc'la' Two milea north of l-»nalng .in I' S 17 "hone IMkVD I nulled j\ • ANNCV JIWCLUS GRADUATE STUDENT couple Miridian St ieure: Tin* I'am Om Dally. R'pokly Ralta ? 11 Abbott Nait to Stat# Tkaah* LOST and "FOUND"' furnt«h^d ncai or campua hv June .*) inluiniCrd anartnien' Call F.D 2 nee, SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH r «»f Thr \\ onl. PK. fP ? )9I7 .'•131 4-ti and after 4 .40 p m. 3 1AVST SIAMESF hrac*-let ■-» *«**». m Labran ., Han, Bin. km# t CAN aiUR roa THR Thursday morning Sentimental v*Jo- M ANTED BY Young Married Couple APPLIANCES IAMIN and furniture •»vw» d Call ED 2-IS7JR »•••* ,.i,n ■ --- _ at Car identify 3 room apartment, unfurnished ulll- JOIIN' JI. SKLOVER, C.vR. PRiCR or ONR . wholesale price* General' Elertru he extra link itie* raid br Model F40 stram Iron 212 64 Mam- 33 September Call J • u a.m. anut icaoot. other popular brand* available Gentrv Shavkelfnrd after 7 ED 1-3573 33 EOTTND: MttRf »upporlert tof Qdr< "*» A.M. "MtAVIM't PflOTOcaAPMT- I.OXCi HI! AC II. CALIFORNIA IHalrihiitlng Co 14P W Grand River Stnelnir Eai*t l.an*mg 34 .Me for Fraternity Congres* Repreaeatative APARTMENT FOR TWO women - '* I* ioitm aoia !he Hoard «>f I rrlnir.hip of thr Mnl graduate student* Within ea«v walk urrh of « host. si lrnlis m H«M<>n. M ALI MM Ml MORI \L (IIU'l l ALADDIN SYSTEM moat DAVENPORT new Very attractive at- Brown multicolored Make I OAT HORN RIMMED Men * gta«*e* -Can't *•• -Plea*» return to Stat»- ing distance of Campus Need June IS to Aug IS Call ED 2-3VQ a-37 J? t M r.M.-tat caamtt •* MS *MV I, H. c .ni.ni.. \»iw office if found j| H*u mt lati Sunday Eveninc. Mar t. 1954. at S.St P.M. PH. f*t?M into bed. Call E*L 7M* 32 POB CASH" Offer* now being made .pnui mm, kr Tim im Taa CMM CkriaUan Science Organisation. Michigan Stale Cnllege tSIS B. BULOVA EaceUrnrv or ail 12* GRADUATES Nam* Car* tfSi — 1 MAC. « ] on_back Re- . gttroqttnued^ Nxtbauba ^c^pt ton All CTIHILI IMIWSS V/ Two Pn£* Three TTfP, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Good Morning,.. College* Similar Somrlioriv Bad , Blood (Continued from Page I) African Activities Described Lam Inla Chi*. I'ashrarl Again hlobd. rent Approximately- one per ->f the remaining student bode has contributed, officials campus. tativo who visited living and a firm democracy." said. R.v DFRBV HAM, ! ny ,,rB,n IIAi.i, , ; Africa mtiv seem f r rcmovcl dents More than 2,(t00 African stu¬ attend college in Africa at Munger believes that A f r i- ea will prove to he of ttvmemlou* I'arl lomfMiay The entire donation been cleared of dadyt donors- i>e» unit, has from coller.f. life t«» must MSC* the present time. Munger said. significance to the United Stales The Lambda Chi Alpha U'ivm 8-and 12 f<>r Civilian don¬ studvlits. llu! unju-tly so, accord¬ push¬ Uuili'tie -activities in Africa pre "if we will only test the good or*. ing to Edwin Munger. American cart has I>een stolen again. very MiipAir to those in Ameri¬ wishes of these so.called back* I' h* " 4r!\ e. be:I held in D«»?ti. Universities Field Staff represent- •* can schools, not excluding sports. ward people and help them to de¬ Only this time it's more so. Hail, will lu-t -uiit'il aU'tit 2 p.m, I • Mfc. The - Lambda Chi's .u inch plays'an important part in velop their country." who spon¬ N-l International * i ' the er school^ curriculum, pointed nut. Mung- At p r e s e n t. possesses rich Africa already sor the a n u a I "Junior 500" resources i» raw around Circle •Drive, found the Sorority Sing Time Instead of eagerly planning for materials, uranium, copper, tin WATCH FOR (Continued from Page 1) tju« annual Rose Howl game, the aw' industrial dyes. cart missing from their house thtmuetl fo .'I P.M. Staff, will speak on Pi -.er'; bnsVment Wednesday night. NEW OPENING African athlete l«H»ks forward to When Munger is living I n fur Democracy in Iran" Wedncs. As annual as the "500" is Sorority Smg will be held in N>w I .oration day ;it 8 ii.m. tjM, Territorial Championships,.-Afm a he writes hi-weekl.v letters the false theft of the sponsor's 'he Bandshell at 3 p m. Sunday m 31 Union. where lie competes -in active soc- lor circulation and use at MSC. Wendell West cot t will play Eu- pushcart from its display pos¬ not -it 2 ma s. tl.,. presently preparing a text-, teams. He is p nr. as previously art* . ropean. l„Ttin American and. Tr.uk is another sport in which l**ik on the geography of Africa ition in the Union. This year, neunced. Cedar ; North Ameiican irngs or the the Africans have the real McCoy seems to have become ex* —— Beaumont ca11iIon during his beaten the Lambda Chi* at ' reedingly adept during the past JoZZ ( llth fo VUt\ their own game. The cart was j Suruia> afternoon i oiueij. years, and they particularly excel ... ... u tut taken as members were May 1(5. an intei national re'i-'in high jumping, javelin throwing •*' ■ ' KvCOrdS pre- j AllWfmV . j gious program II l«- $« ld in the an i broad jumping. According to paring to take • it to the Union i Colli'ge Chap» I t 4 i'm Speakei s , , to tie stolen -A I r i c a n athletes' "«* "lol"v- n0KZ i and hVnuis will •present the promise to play on increasingly recorded music, will take the j Christian. .lewish, Mohammed an im portant role m the. pot light at Sunday's MSC "Jazz Olympics." and Hindu faiths. AL«» op May tti Munger, who has lived and Club meeting in 31 Unir?n at 7 Now 5Howing At an open house and tea for the worked in Africa for more than p.m.. Hub Anurias, program chair¬ Intel national club and other six years, has visited 55 countries man has announced. Unite ifield TUeaTiea foreign students will be held by in addition to all major A detrtonstration of."hi fi" eq¬ Jam** Minna.. Iletralt Junior. Ifal< initiate. of «raht»ril parts of Dean and Mts. Thomas H. Os-, Africa. Since uipment will t»e presented by a 4951 .he has been ,nd llladr In an rail, .morninc 'serenaO." I-pi*if' orchestra .will' »orl#« of flv» Participation of dorms in adivi- futiiish tbe music foi dancing. . miiioi . peter I,»*/< r. i. ki. Hay with When you (tause. make it count...have a (*oke • H»ll ••Toward and social conduct. citv fri 1 man and If:, h.nd Gold- - •Muadtnt oi !.«" Flixaheth Taylor I C. IK»I| The three representatives from ( ampus worthV. Detroit l.u.idu.de -tij- visitor* Saturday will . HukL women's dorms and 43 from he aide to visit the Engineering derd. Open 1 p.m. Ph. ED S-1MS and Dana Andrew* men's left Thursday and will re¬ Exposition in (lids tlall and the Tonight and Saturday turn Sunday. International Festival in 1»em- nF.i.ir.iors "tiik i.a.st nn-lralion Hall.. UKAK and EHESII Slrmrherry CAPITOL AH members of the winning UKMt lV. seum. Olin. Memorial the ( Ollcie Hospital, Mu¬ RENT ihisse" Krodrrirk Crawford Mulled . Thru Saturday Air Force ROTO squadron in the llomr Economic* Ituildiju. and John llerek the current blood drive will br juiinUted free to the (Irwu aiul ( the Alumni* h.ipH will l»e open during (he Memorial a typewriter ( buries and Heidi llendrix Rirrkford IVr "cheat! re from and White Game Saturday. du>. wig tup up —A EM I— the The winning squadron w d lie announced over WKAR Sundav an organ will roatcrl with your work' "W iv;s of iu.ack.lac.oov" U gi\n b. R-itw 11 Roubos. Uat- Saturday morning at 10 55. ♦ie l ink i.j b«tinoi»*. (torn 12 3d tiik iiawk" Richard Carlson-Julimi Adam* Members of the top squadi<>n Van llrflin - Julia Adam* to 2 p •!. in the Alumni Memorial then will be able to pick up and (. haptd Sulurduv Midnisht Show tickets until 12 noon at the t.hm-olule Sumhie cadet wing lounge. The annual Sorority Sine, ••tiik mimsim; "marry me again* with IF, of IK .MSC xororitie* 4n ISe competition, will be held • at 3 hkaii" Robert Cumming* I .eon 4 hanev Carry Out Scrtirc and Marie W'ibma at the Randshell. A carillon Junior Arutlriny Fair lorrifo DMfir! auTHC.nty Of thp rocuroi* rnurno py I Iran m Tlir«-<- Staffer- concert weekend's at 5 will conclude the events. llnfal ONko MocMum sunduy and Monday "ma ami i'a MATTHEWS 2JI Ann St. Kiddie Cartoon Hour Saturday at I P.M. EaSalle Hottlinx Company, l^tnsing. Mirhiean o-i-a Wh« n they register Saturday, Will CorHogo MocMn— "Coke" •» • retoiefud frode woffc. O '"f roc* toia rououp it m Ralph Lewis, professor of na- r.il science: Jack (' Elliott, ax- a pi lilted •atoo a* low m kktti.k at iiomk" program and a pub!nation. • The Marjorie Main otant professor of Ui'an> plant pathology, and Charles N. and Eoimoing "f a New Educational l'.>ncept," d« i'oiiay & sati hii\y < ■■ NOW L A\] i OPEN 17 30 ■ m itw or' ■ i • P.M. ■ i|: A late KLIZAIOmi TAYLOR in "ei.ei'iiant waijs" - l»ANA ANIIREWS 2 hits Lucon show tonight HIT W I SHOWN — 2:10 - 5:15 • H:05 • 10:50 At o skilled Army Dietitian, Phytieal Therapist or OccupofionaJ Therapist r< LADME •THE A.TR E • [9 Serve STARTING SI'NHAY THE UNFORGETTABLE STORY OF SOLDIERS As on Officer.., winning your commission AND SWEETHEARTS! prior lo your professional training +M »* 4dt oa- «•«?! fudw t Earn While yeu learn.,. receiving 1270 m month with quarters furnished during your training period saxul couin>s i YOU CAN rtlFAM POt A TOT CAAUA, The Best4"ears If you kov« vm depr*«, or ••ywl *o ra*a*ea it wrtfwiy i »'•»wiK«, yew may apply (or a commi,t«n tn ifta IP YOU NUT THISI MQUMIMtNTSi Woman $ M»de,| pitched and Phi Kappa T*U K. Helta ( hi 7 Crirksoii IAISC). .Minn1 batted the Sigma Chi team to. « ivmi-r and a sincle. ter Khert lOSlh, e-: at 3:59.4. 1'i Kappa |'hi 3. Phi Kappa Sig 2 and Corbett »Miehi 2-i 'lrash" the *?'*' firsthclap 'houaht Minm Ililt's V 4, Slashers 2 SIMIIT4N I i: \Hhlts AH K H Pel Competing in his lirst race ' taken too qui hr h, i k I'armllniiNe It, Helta Tau Helta '! /.oitler 13 2 fi 4fl2 of the? year, and on his own Rannistcr said he had been sho/. Powell 12 5 117 ('oral (lahies 4. Mighty Mouse 3 Collard 4ll«» track at I ft lev Road, the jng at Brasher to go faster 18 7 38U Helta Sig 4. Beta Theta Pi 3 Smith 8 shy form»'r Oxonian hurst "Naturally I wanted to have „ 1.4'A I. Kappa Sig 3 Mathew through tire legendary four-minute j try at it,' Bannister said j Hney, II 3 3 273 barrier as a meager crowd of 4.000 could not have done it with.,.,: watched the memorable perTor* Chataway and Brasher." mance during which he drove, * BUTCH and FUT-TOP BULLETIN himself mercilessly :58.9 quactcr-mfte final lap. through a Season is NOW on. more, Bill Bortel, Britton playing Willi the Farm- Thus, the 25-year-old Briton thrust into the.'dtlat of sports Record Run BI'H l ltlt KMIX House softhall team In the 1M history the world reeocd.mark of A lotrlv corsage, freshly riil flowers, or a potted JOE Gulh YOUR BARBER l.caguc suffered a possible , . . Spartan ate resembles %'ankee . 4:01 4 Established July IK. 1945. at No Surprise \ 1- ' f«»rni*rlv 7 year* In the t'nlnn skull fracture when hit In the Malmo. Sweden, by the great, plant will make hrr Mother's Day complete. . llulldine Barber Shop Is now asm- head with a hall during the Gunder Haegg of Sweden, Top Spartan Hurler rialert With l.eo Barnes al l.ake : ) • I .a fining. Mulch and Flat-tops He like to do because we know how to do them, Farmlfonse-Helta game at 5:00 Wednesday. Tau Helta Bannister alw p unofficially equaled the 1.5(H)-meter ..world To Milers and at a Blli SAVINUS tu toll. nr". Rnhmkorff of the MSC Sunday is her special mark of 3:43 en route to HU. Health Center, diagnosed the Looks Like Lopat RISINISS IIOI RS: mile mark. LAWRENCE, Kan. (>V. - da>. So give her a gift Tiies. thru Frl., 8:10 a.m. - 8-fwi p.m.. injury. Natnrdav, R:Ml a.m. - REM! p.m. America's top milerr \Y»« of Powers. She'll he Clnsed all dav Mondav Bannister was pulled along Santce of Kansas, said so t MCI i\Ml in (iO SI Bt'BM.tS—$AVK MEINKT through the first three laps by a Tu The VAIIsll A 111 sTA! HAN'T "I'hat viiv to likt- a right-handetl Ktldie Lopat out was "not exceptionally < prutid—their delicate In enjoy 'heir popuhir menu fellow Oxonian. Chris Chataway, Leo Barnes - Joe Gulh uf dinners luncheun* and fiu'iv." said ont of the observers of a Spartan baseball prac- and a former Cambridge steeple¬ appointed" io'hear that tin loututy express ' so 5910 Potter St., near fuunf .lu orders I ice "st:-: |«*jtd- ' >ho first jwc laps, and when . "Of the milers capable of in the outfield to keep in shape, Chataway rushed, into the lead . ^ and don't let dis¬ i hr i'll' h't timI eh't of till; "lie is the hardest working Bannister stayed with him it. Bannister is the one I d I• >f» niE-rnbr-i's i»f the rrpnin«l as soon have seen break li ¬ tance inlet fere, send piichee on the squad." hays through the third lap. ter said, "it was a great p. i E E»i ji • t hi veal". ( each John Kohs. her flowers h> wire. Il.<- . ••(-..i...•. ..i, I., to, N.-w He was rhu-ked at :57.5 for mance."' V..ik Vapk.. ... lE.-fia.niEt. i i i :< k: «'t: refuses to at-refit credit the quarter and 1:511.2 for the Santce holds the Ameti.-an half. orri 4 02.4, set last June. Eai . !H iiyoc hi to biiil.i. 'bis vUi'CE-v, and passes it on to , . i • • • Tom' Vi-weie. -"Tom . vat. ti» i4 When he passed the thrre- Norm Kesei inuE'b ete-ilit as any- (|uartE-i mark'in 3:00.5 the hand-" LONDON t/lh—Roger B. ■ t ,e •villi ill >.<, ib - sinartei than fill of s|M-r-tators seated in the icr's sensational mile con: i .i!> Iii-i I fvi-i pitetifvl "to small .pa-, lihori and scattered have been too much of a -ui. ■ He- in ti:' i oufiEieni-e jgr a pitch- about the field gave a lusty to Gunder Hae.gg* who ha-i t- dieted the British star woui • III*' I—«-( E,r.«ne- approved b\ the International In a March 13 Interview it.-, ill tin >i\ w^eii innings 'h.- ga\> up four runs I was overweight Amateur Athlrtir Federation, but said, "the four-minute rm'o m th< * • •In ■ III llllV! Ill Kill ' Reasonable Prices I'erlupv the place -where it of condition, but I'm chances appeared grnid as the Ik- run this year—it's l"'ig ■ I.AST i HAAS . . JULIUS CAESAR" llie * Fast Senile Hi.it when the occasion arises, one tricksoii ditlers ln.ni I.oikiI is 'nit; hack lit shape now." This statement rould he war¬ meet w,.s an official ame and the due. race w as run under -standard con¬ 'Bannister has brains 7b ditions. something you can't say ranted ti» his first eonferenee * he can throw a fast hall lh.it is all runners. He doesn't •< • t Pleasant Atmosphere 1 performance, in w h i r h he The track was immediately re. ^NEW# SI AIMS SI Ml vv: S|,«w IHId II0 K ,'|.'| guotl cimuuli lege hitters to stop most col¬ blanked rales tins game, Northwestern. plaved in XXrig- 4-®. He surveyetl. arid the measurement the way many runners d showed it was half an inch longer don't see Bannister hurnuu ' Y line > %| t ;0"|- :t Oil • I than one mile. sel out running 20 and 30 r i h. iVol'ke lev Field, home nl the Chirago feature* I 13-3:10-3 :fQ-7:05-9:95 Chickee Slioppe • b.rt.d S|MI he ( nils ever thrill as the best game he has pitched and as his biggest S|N-ct,itors and athletes .TQrged aiound tin- exhausted Bannister after he finished. a day." Haegg held the then w-:i ord of 4:01.4 set at * Malmo s - Mppeaml •r mii in den, in 1945. Shocking Novel • Two offietals held him ereel 1311 I!. Vlirlii Filmed With Top Hollywood SUrs! TODA> it. i. v. n, h.,s la-ei, pitching for atteiiiled high school great time. "surprised" to hear that I: k |TsacTanBTT3 W lib •\ ilinm old i-.l tie had ' L'*"uiister was the lucky guy . Bannister i ilii reporter ,i Whit. hi.Oil New York but TNI YOUNG WWE AND Aftglil i ■ TDNMiHT If liinl in not pitching in one b« now Si\t • pi Grosse JHiinte. not decided all out for a wcnl through the foui- YOUNG MO SATURDAY SAT. IN NIKS Ol»KN IJ:I5 h:l.*i P.M. of flu- spirt,ills it.iili mtrasqu.id .\"- bi graduation this June. orld record until |5 minutes be- h*,rr,rr- fearful of luxini! foil the start of the race. I am sure that many mure > games, hi- can hi- found riiuniiig Kricksoi an eeononeies m a j o r, achieve similar results now , I,! man if he TONKiltl I I ATI It I sllOXX'N vXTIICItXX Fl ATI III n||I»UN It tiail r.nned rather hcaviiv ■; r hi- tv. " \ ear obiig.ittun the barrier is down," said I.-- •mi hu battle! 7.33 - 9:30 " I lo 315 . 5:23 • 7.31 - s»:4» during the day and - Air Fori before he goes a strong who is here to run U-RENT-IT-SHOP rk in his father* tirm in wind tiad whipped the field. races. "Personally, I believe " some ALAN ALL TYFF.S HOME MAINTENANCE FIJI IPMF.VT Hi cation of tliE' Eopfer- But le«* than a half hour hr- Hire rare time the sun the American Wos SantoE- will rame the ncxt-but not I. I an n- 1 AND 4 XVHFFL TR\IIJ!IM on - e race put the Spartans out and a rainbow xhnwed in the shape needed for such m THE EONEIY THE SCHEMER. SASKATCHEWAN CEMENT Ml.XFRS liifcb. cob up 'owe; «>!s th, than li.-f 'AVi won't third if we can the «ky. It was « good lurk but I am training hard ••'• 2ttS E. Michigan Ph. 4-RSI7 for Bannister. HEIRESS ... ' apu H on I lie live* and loves of his "ZTecAnico/oi boi.t together, he says omen never can tell."** INITNCII tier "yes" cat! lift a man to opponent*! A UNIVERSAL INUftNAII0NAL PICTURE - roe AIIOW IfNfVttMTT 9TTU9 - nch".! V R,N sn: Tin: ncriKKs *»' «<\ Arrow Sjiorts Shirts Hailed 18 - 45 Look! all the colors ii hin: mn i.i:ss: Inler-Collegiate Champs! NO 2 RUN... THE OTFICE WIFE. IMMIIt-. 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ParcFiw F*W Tour THE MIOIMG A N STATE NEWS Fritter Mar ?. »9M uns TO BATTLE WHITE IN WEEKEND GAME B' Rose Bowl Veterans Kohsmcn To Pace Inds 'Varsity' „ •»» now xim.TON •i Play Iowa, Nino Riwc Howl veteran* an,I n AMERICAN I.EAflV'K SUIIINAL I F.AtiI F. rd ,,n,l White «ame. pair of freemen will comprise the Br,-en shirt,-,I first team in Saturday * tireen (hirago DETROIT W' 14 4 1. Prt. C.B 7 5 .447 .443 l», — Philadelphia Cincinnati W' 1. Prt. GB It !• 4 6 .447 .444 — Minnesota •, 1,-iint ( o-eapt. I.,-Km Hidden will eaptain the Cleveland II 7 til I'; Brooklyn .14 > .556 ttreens !•-, nistvr Thursday an,l rim.from left half. With Philadelphia 9 9 .544 3>.j .Milwaukee 6 4 .471 3 Stale Killers • the four-minti'v New V.rk 9 9 .344 3>; St. I.oul* 14 9 .524 1 him ill the linckfirld will he h he was timed fullback .lerry Washington 7 II .349 3' j ('hirago 7 • .447 3 Thick of liner Plnnnti*. a Baltimore 5 II .313 4i , Nrw York 6 II .454 I', freshmen I' n t • Wilson at Boston 4 9 .346 6 Pittsburgh 7 IS i he thought he .311 •>, ha I By RON ROHI.S st tap too quarter back and Lou Costnnza WMIMSIIW'S IttSI't qui k TS WEDNESDAY < RF.ftt'l.Tft I he had been sh«. jit righthalf. Detroit at Bedew (rata) MicliiKittt will climb New f ork p. Baltimore • Philadelphia at St. Louis I back Into Ihe thick of the r to go faster. • the Him, from left end (a (rain) I wanted to have (hirago V Washington 4 Hint |Hk IH biisebHll battle „ right end, mill he mil Quintan, Cincinnati 5, Sew York 4 iannister said i Burti Nyntrwn. Fred Rudy. Fer¬ Cleveland 3, Washington 2 Milwaukee 3. Pittsburgh d thin weekend when they take ve done it withon: ris Hallmark. Hank Bullough. PRUBABI.F PITCIIFRS I on 'the Huwkeyes from Iowa in a Chicago 1 Brooklyn 7 id Brasher." Roland Ikkwh and Carl IHener. PhltdelphU at New York— single game Friday and travel to Martin (1-1)' or Portorarrero GAMEft TODAY Minneapolis for a Saturday sjfter- The game will l>e played under (f-4) vs. Morgan (1*4). noon double header with the Clo- full game conditions, with Head WaaMngton at Boston, night— Brooklyn at Philadelphia, night phers. • # rdRun Ctinch Duffy Daugherty promis¬ ing a "dog eat dog" battle. Roth teams practiced separately Rtohha tl.o) vs Nixon (1-11 or Kiel? (4-tl. Only flames Scheduled New York at I Pittsburgh, night hirago at Milwaukee, night St. I.mils at i i ! The Spartans, Rig 10 record plus non-league. victories over'Wayne, Detroit and boasting n 3-1-1 J Ine Marling line for Ihe white team in ftat- Morley. Murphv, Vorm Masters. Capt Bill Ros*. oroav s i.reen and White name. Joe Radaevewskl. Fmhrv Robinson I.arey Bernard. and John Cincinnati, night Thursday in preparation for the Notre Dame, are currently riding jitmr.ittin J urprise 1 . n,i.uin ■ .game and each learned three new in second place in the conference; plays to spice Saturday's action. j behind Michigan. tilers CCE, Kan. (AY — Starting time for the set at 2:34 p.m. There will .he programs, a hand and half-time show, the game scoreboard It a and Tigers Rained Out; 1' followed by low a in fifth place j ' w Right behind Slate In—the standing* Is ■ Minnesota Ohio State and tied foe third plaee ith four win* and two loonen, ; i i Spartans Bump Spartans top milerr \\ lansas. xceptionally «ii- said In • - public address system will he werkliic. Big Id officials will referee the game. % Yanks/Braves Win with a 3-3 *late. The Hawkeyes will have really •its ace Merle Jensen, a junior! righthander, who a year ago turn-' , ^ In Intrasquad Contest hear that the fir t Bolden needs no introduction (APT. LeROY BOI.DF.N -minute mile- to Spartan fobtholl fans. Ranked BOSTON (/P>—Another downpour forced postpone¬ j ed in the top ERA mark in the green captain (riianl Bill Boss Named . . . among the all-time Spartan." . ment of the Detroit Titfers-UoHton Red . , conference, plus Ron Scheafer, Roger Banni *. Sox 4Ame Thursday. another as a juniorrlth was voted the It marked the fifth time on the righthander, w h o won current Eastern trip the three last year. " - capable <>i ers is the one I d n. • •most improved player in spring Benirals have heen washed out, The. postponement wiped ~ At Minnesota, the Spartans will To Captain White Team seen break i« s. | drills last \TTir ami has continued - — run up against Paul f'Jiel, one of up as a good line backer and all out the most outstanding Hig 10 hur- was a great pn! to improve since • Karnes with-♦he Red Sox lers of the past several years, and for the last three days, Net Squad Don Streeter. already the winner Itv MU CK Mil l FR Stale New* sports Fditor sI the Ameti.-an .• Rounding out** the line will t»e i Detroit is idle today and of two conference games. Michigan Stale vs. Michigan Stale! : last /Vi—Roger ♦ B..- June. • i Rndy at center Playing 1 around behind Jim Neal lust year, Rody showed the team has already l<-ft defensive player. t>> -plane | f«r Chicago Lose, 7-2, Against Iowa, Michigan Slate will have two of It* lop hurler* Saturday'* IumhcI between players if* one of the top jrrid teams in tl'ie country should prove ' o lie a real crowd- ready for duty. Bud Friekaon. nat mile > much of a «•«">; i ; Nyslrom Ihe left Uckle slot, lie lettered will hold down | In the Windy City, hope to see their first the Tigers action To Broncos I.rttwf P»inte senior, who ha* beaten Northwestern p leaser. Ilill Host, senior, K'tard. the guard posts along with Ros|. Masters ninior who played egg* who had a i- . Its! year as a sophomore and 'since last Sunday. and Illinois, will prohohly get has li«i»n nominated to lead is a ritish star won! 1 1)1 INI, AN DIENFR the (us prep ball at Bedford St. •• Mayed well when the top two After 18 straiKht dual starting call from Coach. the white shirted "reserves" Ned Oarvrr is the probable Mary's where he was named to run the four-nic . tackles were hurt. Very fast, John Koh*. with Chuek line¬ he has brain great*. the diminutive ';B«hlie*' pitcher for Saturday's game tennis victories datinK back I ansing senior, on deck iiKninst the trreen clad varsi¬ (he Catholic All-American high Nystrom is a good blocker and 1 man. is not only one of the best ball¬ ty team which include* five school team. 13 Interview H •. . typifies the type af Uekle play agalltnl the league-leading ; into last season, MSC bowed for relief duty if needed. ur-minute mi'c •' player on the squad, he is one For the Saturday doubleheader. starter* from U*t year's Big 10 Joe Itadarvrwskl. the renter, White So*. He will be after his pear—-it's of the best in the country. made famous by Don Coloman at that position. third straight triumph of j1 to Western MiehiK'tn, 7-2, Kobs has three pitcher*, includ¬ championship squad. logged rotedderahle amount of thr Thursday. In the 1933 Green-White Weighing only lfi3-pounds, the' ing sophomore* Ed llobaugh, playing time last year. He has brains 7!. Flint senior Is the-harriest runner young season. | Tomorrow, the Spartans move to F<>rear, the Spartans whipp-i . white captain the leg in practice two weeks ago. Mansfield hurled . . . linemen are proven vete. at the other half, is the fastest. eti Iruiiaria 'in a dual match. (5-3, a two-hit. Quinlan, the left end. r one of was forced to retire in the eighth 4-0 ran* with one exception. ir win over Fort Kustl* In .it . but hist the conference champ¬ halftime First A show which- Big 10 'he finest defensive ends in the inning with a leg cramp as the spring training, while Idtkow- Freshman laicey Bernard has | ' Au-': ionship to them. earned would be ;t stand.out at any country. Playing under the fresh¬ New York Yankees Thursday ski had o win in a relief role u darting berth at right indy said hr v - Pl.ANI'TlS RODY The \ ictory Thursday was1 end tegular season game has been- man rule. .Quinlan yvnn a v arsi'y blanked over Detroit. 0 hear that I: _ Baltimore 9-h. The only Western Michigan s fust tennis I Maying opposite hint set for the Green and White will Relays Draw In team batting. Michigan sthe lucky £U'. • off Reynolds was a leadofT fut win over State since 194H and John "Thunder" Lewis, intra-squad game at Michigan Teaming at linebacker with State tops the Western Confer¬ h the four -n • ' Rmly "a ill be plamitis. Plunutis is single by Hobby Young in the gave the squad an ft-0 season the best pass catchers State Saturday, ence, with a 315 average Michi¬ ever t.f the best all-around players first inning record There will be baton twilers. oiii wear a Spartan uniform. that many m«»rr ar results now ' « on He is a fast hard the team. runner and is the key blocker in Bravev 3, Pirate* • The only single* winner for the Spartans wax John Brogan. while gan. with a 2»iK mark, ranks sec¬ ond followed by Iowa, Minnesota, .224. 239, and . • Thinrlads the Emery Robinson, who took kick-off duties for State in over band music, military drills and special award presentations all down," said MSC the doubles team nf Dave tiro- latter part of the J953 season, will rolled into a lively 20 minutes. s good paprotection. • Six" Spartans are included in to run some He MILWAUKEE, <4»>- Unky gun and Jim Hcachum brought Bv BOB SMITH learn with Former Head Coach Biggie is even better on defense. the select circle of .300-plus Big Morley Murphey at the nally, I behe\. •' Burdette "scarcely wasted a pitch home the other State victory. tackles. Munn will present gold foot¬ Small a( 175 pounds, he is a vic¬ 10 hitters. Capt. Jack Zeltler. Slowed down bv the cold wen- We* Banter w>n ball award* from the college's 1 ■< ious tackier tiehmd thC line. Hi* Thursday, throwing only 95 as he third baseman, hatting .462 in iher .ill week. MSC's track team Roblmen la * hard worker Summerie* athletic council to members of not I. I am « who combine* reactions are good and he is quick shut out the Pittsburgh Pirates league play, heads the Soattan will quick vtarttag •ded for such ?« journey to Champaign, 111., speed with very hard Marking. last yeni's Rose Bowl champ¬ defense. He will do the 3.0 on five hits to move the Mil- on pass Jim Farrell (W) defeated Jim aggregation, while rtghtfielder Bob lining hard <•'. extra point kicking for the green waukee Braves into fifth Pore (Hi, 4-1, la g; Ed Pooler < Saturday for the first annual Big I.**t year. •* a sophomore, he ionship team. The players will place in , Powell, eenterfielder Ray Collurd be culled up one by one II* " (Hi defeated Dick Mentel (ft), 10 Relays. worked htmaelf Into a starting for DOTSCH NVHTR<1>( -the National league on their third fand catcher Tom Yewcir sh»*w' presentations on the field. Costanza. is another who has 6-2,4-1; jack VredeeHl (W) de- position in the Rose Bowl and j averages of 417. .400* and 381) Top power* who will be dash¬ played The Spartan Guard, crack lerter in J952 and another one enjoyed a great frosh year and ;*tra,Kht victory feated Dave Brogan (ft), •-> respectively. Chuck Mathews, ing In thenine individual and six a geod share of the ROTC drill team of 40 men, spiing practice. During his fresh- 6-4; C harle* Donnolly (W) de-1 first bugger, is State's sixth man, game. This all came after go¬ Uo-f yen/. Indians 3, A thirties 2 relay nice meet will be Illinois, will present its intricate rou¬ man year t.is teammates voted feated Dean Br It ton (ft), 4-2, l-t: hitting for a respectable. .333, winner of seven straight confer¬ ing through the first part of th Strictly a defensive stalwart. hurt the most valuable tnetnber nf Other* are John Brogan (ft) average. season virtually unknown. tine under the leadership if Ml 11. A DF. I.Pill A (/P» A leadofT ence titles, and Michigan. Q itnl.in developed rapidly on of¬ Capt. Andrew Baird. the team. A hard runner, he re- defeated Vera John at n (W). 4-1. Iowa s top batter is Don Wal- Murphy started several game* fensive when the one platoon re¬ eighth-inmng homer by third The meet will not he scored, las! 6-4. Ma* Allen (W) defeated Ar- dron, shoitstop, who has hit 364, fall, but played most <>t (he Calling turned He is a deadly downfield baseman A! Smith was enough the pj.iv. Tor the ' wkcr and j nle Hoffman (W). l-ld, <-3. 4-3; In Big 10 game*. He is the only | nor will an official team title si-a inu betund Larry Fowler ll<» • "white* ' will be senior Al Frn- good pass catcher margin to give the Cleveland In¬ Farrell and Donnolly he derided. It was designed hy_ Is termed (W) de- Hawkeye td defense end He has been' ftqulre 6-1. <-3; Dave Brogan tion. sometimes missing In the rates the Spartan* «s the first handicapped by )h* small size. He fuimjH'red by a rut leg but will ] he ready fog the game S«durda: Smith's poke offset empty hornet in the same inning a bases- and Jim Beaebnm (ft) defeated Johnann and (leorge Carpenter. team never to triumph over a Frank Peuhv coached team three dual meet*. Wayne GritI stands 5' H" and weighs 465. Another senior, The Spartan* will enter Vic Postul.1, Playing next to Dirnrr will be! a Dotsch. senior right tackle Dutch j by the A's Vic Power. «-t. 4-1. years in a row strong group of sprinters in the 440 . Future Dims will start at fullback for the re¬ serve*.- played behind Larry Fowler last relay They are K.d Brabham, Live lip to Prediction* year and has improved steadilv I V Lnce spring practice began. He is''^. Art Ingram, Kevan Go*per, and lulius McCoy, but they will have then hands After Vote State Plays II of M full with i good blocker and tackier j a very Three Frosh Make the Grade UPV—Wayne Univer. M'll.WIN DETROIT Daugherty call* Bullough, the itrong Illinois squad. The same g<»e* for the mile re¬ sity took another step Thursday In First Collegiate tight guard, one of the l>«'st iine- toward dropping intercollegiate than in the nation. Bullough is mintis mariy of ihe deparied th.ri lay foursome, who will have to McAulliffr. who gained All- Pre spring practice evalua¬ big. rough defensive ace who boy and, like Wilson, is a g« face an Illinois squad that ripped football competition. The University Soccer Match Amerifan mentlun with hit run*. tion of Die 1953 freshman crop defensive player. off Council, an holds down his end of the de¬ a bla/ing 3:12 6 in the Drake elected body of faculty represent¬ Saturday, n< part of Interna¬ n>ng Coaian/a alvo a graal kit* was. "some of them are pratty fensive line very well. He is Howard Grave* will l»e Relays. Running for Slate will be ker and mar do the green tran good and may make us ball¬ Dick Jnrrett, John Cook. Gosper atives, voted 22-10 favoring an tional Week, MSC will play this also a good blocker and pass Buggs' white team understudy indefinite suspension of Ihe sport players in a year or two" year's first intercollegiate soccer punting. receiver on offense. at right halfback. He also is a» and either Dick Stutsman or Ron after the 1954 season game, against the University of Pal Wilton ha; rlimaaed a great It hasn't taken that long far . Several other freshmen will top flight defensive player, and Sue**. rll three of them to make the Wayne President Clarence Michigan. freshman season and a g«a, I a very good tackier. He Is a be playing Important parts in Illieela' squad, though small, llllberry .old the matter will At the present time U of M sprmg pracrr.e by being named to grade, and the rest of tRe the coming Intra agned tat. shifty runner and ha* good la eapealuHy powerful In Die now go to the Counett of Doom soccer opetate* on a club haul* itart on the green first team Tt. praapecta" are not far befcind. Bon Letrenke will be play¬ sprluta "and hurdles with Willie for a vote. He said he hooed to similar to MSC's Spartan Seccc# frosh signal caller is a good pass¬ Pit Wiloon a quarterback. Rudy Gaddini will play left- Ixr. Uoatan/a right halfba«&. ing left tackle on .the white Williams, Jee Cerlcy. and Wll- make his own recommendation Club. However, because of their er and smart play raller H- is al¬ half behind green captain Le- ah- • :• -v* Bernard, an end, team, behind Bmbry BoWnaon. lard Th*—■ u. In the high to Wayne's_tov*rnlef body, the great success in Intercollegiate so one of the best defense, e backs Roy Bolden. He is a powerful A squat, powerful tackle, th# Jump they have Big 14 record Detroit Beard of Education, by competition and the high interest on the team. will *>• : "'mi in Saturday'# runner and good blocker. Hi* Pittsburgh freshmen Is a very holder Ron Mitchell i June |. shown by the student body, the fn line with the tradition estab¬ Green and White game—they pass protection blocking will K> LittlCII HAM.MARK have made it. good defensive middle guard. Bilberry said Thursday's dec¬ game is' now being considered lished under Munn. Head Coach help Wilson's passing game. Schlademan ha* named 21 men Wilson la a top flight signal Don Berger will be playing ision was not final. There is tor varsity status. ISaugherty will spend the after- The white team second full¬ to represent the Spartans. Be¬ still • hope" for football at and powerful center on the green teqm. be¬ Wayne When U of M gaes v a risty it yd is an expert noon in Ihe stands or press boa, raller and a good pasaer. ., He back will be Don Gilbert, from sides the above mentioned they hind Body and Jolm Pa lor. The he said. will play in the Midwestern Col¬ '••'(nooer of play*. He was voted leaving ihe show entirely m the shines brightest on defense, DuBois, Pa. Gilbert Is fast and are half milers Lyle Garbo and However, the college president legiate Soccer Conference. Other the coachdg as the senior who hands of the .aaaMasit coachea where he is one of the beet on Philadelphia center has been a good blocker and backs up Dave Hoke; hurdlers John ^ improved gg moat and bothered moat of spring with Cor- added, he has never gone against Big 10 schools competing in the help- and players the te«n. the line well. belli. Bill Brendei and Joe Sav- a recommendation of the Univer- conference are Ohio State. In- ^ the team ( oitanta will start at the en Injury but will be ready for the moat since enter- The game will t lima a both ihe There will be over 30 other oldi and pole vhultcr Chuck Coy- 'sitv the game Saturday. Council. diana, and Purdue. Ohio State la 1'4 school! Last year Bullough training season and * giant foot¬ green team rtgM hitfbMR | , freshman dressed for the game. kendall. —e'Hi*» Council's action was a dir¬ the only one of the trio playing ^pped his great Season by being ball clinic starting Thuraday. May He is a stocky, hard la the bockflelda of the two. Those listed here are the beat Also competing for State will ect result of an athletic study varsity soccer now. the only player to go the entire j and featuring such illuMrioua back with the abBMy UJ I una ie where the Mb will bets for stardom but, any of the be high Jumpers Don Hillmer, committee's report to The game, which la sponsored 10 minutes in Hllberrv Dm Boat Bowl grid coaching figures a* Bud over th# defenders hi# 1 ~ tfdne. Behind WUeon on the others could play a big part in Jim Vrooman, Savoldi. and ' Bob Abril 15. The committee r.e. Wilkinson, of Oklahoma: Rod fail to clear from his path. Me gresa team will be another split jointly by the Student Govern¬ the win. Armstrong; shot putter Dave 3-3 on continuation of the ment. the International dub and t«t to Bullough will b( H»U- genders, of UCLA. Biggie Munn will probably do the green freshman. Clarence ttraks. This freshman team won't Good dell and discus men Ed Mc- sport. the Spartan Soccer Chibt will be¬ n-rtt On* of Uio best blocker, and Daugherty. These men will team punting. Peaks is a terrific passer, one of wait for "future stardom." they Killop, Vrooman, and Savoldi The committee's report said gin at 3:30 p.m. at If w th* turn, ho golnod confor- make appearance! at th* game. Bfrnard will start at right the beet at HOC since Willie want it now, and it looks like Ron Barr will run the mile-and- football wag taking too big a bite I Field located ">« honor*bit end for the white %oom. Me la a He Is a Mg, rugged directly mention tut jeor they will get it. a-half. out of Wayne's athletic budget I Stadium and across Shaw ] Tape SI* Friday, May 7, 1954 i THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS The Ihi rlter Clouily, TVm> Block and Bridle East Lansing's Quota Set in Hospital Drive To Hold Contest ! The East Landing school dis- The quota for the district has named co-chairmen of the 31 Comes to \o Spriiifilimr ' trict will be classified as a sep¬ been set nl *2.645, Yelvington i worker*. Block and Bridle Club will be In arate team in the Lanaing U-ni- Dwlght Rich, supcrintcn- The quoto In Eart L.n,l„„. jn. Ziehen linden j Sifilil, Says host to four other Big 10 colleges ted Hospital Campaign, according in a North Central .fudging Con¬ to Robert Yelvington, publicity dent of school, nncl Charles W I rlurling the college and th( II mthorman test SatufjTa.v from 8 to 12 a.m. in head of the campaign. Keith, Lansing teacher were school division, totals $91,145, A ni'iir e.itastrophe occurred • he f'aviilion. Thursday- in the life of Karl Zic- j Spartans will receive . only Winners will be announced at genhagen, Ogden Dunes, Ind., slight relief from the unreason¬ an evening banquet. freshman. . ; ably low temperatures, w'ith a Ontario Agriculture College is H<> had his hair cut for the first low of 38 degrees predicted for | MSC's guest Tor the event. Par- today- Today's forecast high of . ticiputing also will be Ohio time b> a bur her, tuat is.. 52 degrees is • identical to State. Purdue. Illinois and Wis- It seems that in tie past Karl's Thursday 's temperature •"peak. eonrin. 'father always g.ivo him his hair¬ cuts. But spring term has been a Low The Thursday was 31. sky will be mostly Cloudy The Nicest busy one and Karl hasn't had with north jo northeasterly time to t!" home. Finally some¬ winds oi 10-15 fniles per hour thing had The disaster t.i be done. was averted by an Birds aren't as free as the air Things for East Lansing barber To keep the some species won't even crass ri-.'fr or a .highway Ziegenhngen tradition in tact, Kail didn't Ro to the barbershop^ Mother The barber came to Karl, who lives in Ashei Student Founda¬ tion House, and performed the MITCHELL'S Come bcaiping. • « . Shell Service. from , . . Steaks ... Steaks Art Ih'iHirtmi'iil Shown Sea Food* . . Chicken Withiutm «>#•/, F.xhihil Mii-hignn and Outer An exhibit nd ores is now on Union with Concourse Michigan Week of Michigan display in the in elay connection Ifrof Louis Enat bn«lti|[. Michigan 4 IHnlmg Room PAGODA RRmi'RANT iaciibsiins 1*24 K. IMIehlfaa Aea. Hosiery.Ilsr Hay nor of the MSC art depart- I'll. ED 7 «)H17 .I'ci.t arranged it. h i / •-•'■id t'-ti rert-tte-* hl« t»i>l prnlf^itintl h.iirrol at hi* 'V,- j' trOtJe-!irr SsltVr Tlieii-e-. 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