Students Perform for Parents in Weekend Activities ... Students Host Mom and Dad I'umils Visit (lampus Fur Weekend Festivities Calls for 'United Action' tnnre SISt' joiix nn, extended this your to two days. Donation Says Reds Officials at KcIIokk' Center reported thai parents . Forced Asia rived to repisP r at !l ar- a.m. Kccord Mi1 mm EjUgUll'erS ii/uiiv ' Saturday, an hour and »ne- Part Plan Mfbefoiv registration Ik- Broken Ihtllrs In \|i|ii'.ir Ex/Htsition President John A. Itannah I nr IIiiiisi* t■ i«11111 Gels 12,000 Sjxlli Vitimal Slum Italeil 'lairocst' Andrews lo Cowden Appointed srrontl liesi mark On World Forum it r»ltri;r blood ilri I Diversity 'holds Dean of Ag School Program Murks TitirtI Day Hardin Becomes Chancellor Of International Week Of University of Nebraska Third major event of |n'e World Korun't t>ro(fram toniuht at 7 tin in thi Music And- itruup .JH5 «f die Vo Inrrr Dr. Thomas K. Covvdi n will dean of the School itorium. The diseussiott will la jr(>1, , was llir lop isitrl itairiltiie of Apririiltiirc July I. replacimt iji (lean Clifford M. Hardin, Kickoff for the week was the International who uicellor of the I'nivcrsity of J-'1 stiuil NMiraAka. Saturday. Sunday nittht, the second event was .1 discussion of the world situation by Fulhright Pay Raises Cowden, appointed Friday by the State Hoa'tl of Agri¬ Sen. J. W. Fult.ritfht. culture, haH I,veil head of tfie the Supports A f titrated department of atfriculturai Applications Due For Final Drafl UN's Role Uy Hoard srnl Dulles' pbnsi fur a work Deferment Test M i e h Ijfan State Coilejm Hardin m» eapahly done and Dean .1 forred i.i tlpwii serurity the t part by Williai J. Kulbright ( pay checks will be u little nttfirer in the future. Sunday expiwned concern exhibit?. Bill Bent- MSC'h jfovtmint* botly.Mhe .rceTved fln.11Thursday.. M.y 20. must have over people in Wwi of the l*< int lour program, time may nut be on the side of\ a i {OTC midnight tonight. crea>on senior, for his Bill | Co| l)unv% R j{odncy, milium hich sent material aid lo lor- j the t'. S. Communism.'' in its struggle with 1 Gumma Pliis , , |ur 4t MSC ^id Sunday •They feel." the • vhibit ot a heat pump water • •rtor of the Na- Arkansas) reater. [thai application blanks are avut.- ' project in Agricultural | Democrat told a crowd in Fair- < Win in Sing' The general student rate paid ablc at'his office in 11 Wells Hub 1 Communications, working at | chi!d~~Theater,.. "wo must have | v the college will I oard. I MSC. Gamma a R."» rents hofirly. •'1'iijjraplirrs Allcitil Hi* that ad- i diplomatic capitulation." - sccutivc year in the atu Mrrlinp of Awocialion >f technical assistance for In- is An attitude that iircrviarjf, a showdown He wM. • comes ority Sing held Sunday i , A m«Mir.« of the East Ukc. I tc„t given in April would not partly fn m feeling that there j in the Auditorium. ,Jthe •* ? for Human Behav- Division Association of American i valid for the May oXaro, wh In thc L*. of M. Directed by Meredith St- Clair. Mason CityyiOWB, senior, the 30 School of Agriculture last "July,. f.'rn MSCs h ' "• craphers was held in Bowlir.if j Will be handled in I r. Dawood is a member of'he "We had victory in World rtrcen. O.. Frid.-v and Saturday. »child Theater at 8:30 a.m ^ succeeding E. L. Anthony. He | Did, Egyptian Embassy in Washington. I Wars I and JJ," he said, "arid the "Johnny One* Note,' 1 Members of the geography depart- j The May 20 test Jl&, the incut of ame to MSC in 1944 with the vcai • 1953-54 school year. Do- Tonight's program i the i results don't seem particularly five.part harmony,' • ,'ection of agricultural economics. I r'rei ent, Berry L. Bailey, assistant >>ofcssor; PJul C. Morrison, pro- 1954-55 acarlrm-1 ' satisfactory to the 'human race.'' He Said he could not sec how- acity audience. ar may be granted to stu-; The sorority awarded sistant director of the Agricultur- :«^or: Andrew D. Perejda. assist- t professor, and Edward C. Pro¬ who mair tain specifice j i anybody believing in the super- gold traveling trophy w; al Experiment Station, and, in j j ed 1 i the altitude of 1 nan phet, associate professor, attended standing or score 70 or bet- j jority of the American system Alpha Gamma Delta placed , 1U49. was appointed he station's porl See HOKL1) IOBIM, Page 3 w c field trip. j See rVLMKiMT. Page second with ' lii-Lili, iii-Lo." • m. iKi THE MICH IRAK STATE NEWS (>f Fanciful- w*J*tor, i—()f ■ (.unhides ami Kings (liililiij^cf* Time's Up, Prof I Now LLookHere! r.Hn My AI'DRKY I.I.EWtl.l.YN ■5 A r'ffisv ovpr. No that hp trv to rpmemlipr It by "double U e-w-e, dot. I, y-V (.Inst try ft.I This rpsiiltpil in nothing more th Ity Hip ifmp I fame to Mf"~ pjin't !«• WpIsIv iiiiiI appreciate wl several «f (hp i •vires employed liy clpvpr students who like to nbsot ..re than fit) minutes of knowledge nt a time. m"is*t"u\.MghT They^ItTt F^hrigilr Ktederlcl If you ait in th» front row, alternate surly aim To—1,L with It. first at your watrh anil then nt the prof should hp i ;F:£ •f you in I hp hark f fling your fppt. Editorially $ f/.ff It's also a sly movo to rust I, or jacket a fpw uitrunteeri to pet oupht to ilo the. Wslrh th,, ,^.«.T th' rlaht flank." Wishes Best SLe if that doesn't. Then' thorp's always soma • t ..... "Our loss Is their gain." lirash Joker In the crowil a .» » no I .filer In Hit* htltlor (lft -<|tu>tp* ^ II 111 ll I IM" I Mil 111 r iiB- 'pT' CAPS Lean ' g§r m AND ( SMSKwaev"- »■£" Ifeu j«ff GOWNS .'.x JO j/ ■ "1 ■ 1it • I •fi™ u *4 •i .v J* UNION * m J) ■v *0 St •H \ -r r, BOOK (01 is J « 04 I " STORE M«r 10. 19M THB MICniOAM STATE NEWS Pap* Thro* yen Speaks World Forum WKAR-TV Pl AfFMFNT BITtFA! |\TFRVICW4 liark In Normal 2 Admit ntTF COMPANY JI May 10 Addressogrnph-Mul- OPFNINGK I Bus. Ad. Majors for sales work •. Hannah to Honor Temperature (Omtinued ^frrtttn Pace 1) fW) 1 O >W1 | -1 CltCflSl - May JO tigrnph Corp, Bower-Roller ! 'ins^ Al|t engineers Molesting ' rardinr to Have Ifyman student To Rise to 54 Company nvrmmrnt nresident. ] '• 5 All-A Students As Snoir fates rctrdjji : .f' Art,i lemi le' Bene I' "IVCSt! gall Oil Coeds May 10 ent h< Spartans will net a respite i-aldont John A. Hannah honored 14ft ytudent* who from the show and cold f»f the. fits, a TV May Id four-point academic average winter term at the All-A ,''1' Friday evening in the Union. Ihe weekend as weather returns j . IJurtly's House to "normal." • Police Nab Boys V|thj llci.rings Sclicliik'tl Kloyd W. Reeves, professor of educational admin- Temperatures will "room" to Working iyt and consultant to 54 in the afternoon under a In Varied Cases Ihe jntertt tti.iti K.t.m.^~TrT5iW-"n™. id partly cloudy sky. WKAR-TV h The Fanning henrinps nnnilh ntllll't'SSHl t h P Ma*»-r. DrltnM^ tti'phnrntifp. ' ahu Mr- n i 1 "" toy, RnM Laming ' freshman; Rep. Kit Clarity's House t't Campus police arrest e'd. the Fulbright the School of Agxi- ' American Activities siiIh-oit Keiih U.Brown, Applegate's five idinalng and East I,un- idng juveniles over the week¬ , n";'1 mlttee today a n d Tuesda «lit t*. televised by'WKAR-TV ila, "P»., junior; Milwaukee, Wis . Retirement end and cleared up two of heir most prominent unsolved tended In en iM.mnlrd nn(*>i. und Thursday I ItltKikbAST? . Lyons, Hillsdale crick D. Walker, Post [hh led Two of the boys were arrested n.tuijujR '"".T'l h"!! ■ Wtt.S-TV end . Journalism Hrail the Denvsisti dlon II.ill bedroom RshiMIs in. I.,-it.I pec,id diawing J,nrnl' | Tk* heart*** deliriously prepared •rp« Janice I,. Ro««. To Await Successor show ItsII sat Ik* ftflk It by^ried rildeuudders „f Holland «" :K:r±«Sri\ n. Haiulv. I anting Ireohm. m; John K. Sanlrr. In T. II. Sal*, siatfiwor The State Board of Agri¬ culture. MSC's governing KEWPEES w"r'u"!»: \ 'sidy, Friday recommended Friday night, following a he rl, mouth Kiltie H 5*'v *"«»* tl>nt Prof. A. A. Applegatt plaint from a Mason flail Hell.nd K lorn pen Se.eish .nil Mrslr.n , dsn iwtinuc as head of the journal two boys. 1.1 and 15 years o( tin department for up to om ■ from llrlroll were feat were picked up in Rast~ Lat HfiHT- he three slaie shows. The boys are resiilents of Appiegnte had been La using. tfi begin a leave-of-absenee Jtint Both boys .admitted a rhnr 30 in preparation for his retire until a successor has been desig fiMtle campus police have a record of i start with lime and that the bay* proha- \ecpsd K c Applicant^ For I'osilioilS 1955 Yvfirlxntl; Soiif>lil!EftS. OII Burt Berber, eddor of th« 1 fi.r»r» l rhmier j«nn*; I , nJ.ue^\u""| J. Morksnn. nssistnnlllnrTrvm,d?nrmm-hln*e',,.hr,':'1' rwrmt "'twin'™ Frwhnd.I p,,rrr'arrrsl«dW|OTl'h^ysr''7«,'J '"Sisl,nl prntrseor nf the agricultural project in Pal-1 Wrestry fnr I Dmn Hall later that night. ||..th are residents of 'Lansing ^Inwh Fdit .^ 6ood News J^j CmnMmJ Miner The perfect choice lot the perfect beginning a genuine regiitercd Keepiake Diamond fj'sxs: ssz>.< qprnln* of iipplivatlmyi ("1 imns on the Stall , •I |h the Mpfli| Bdii)( edueallm, purpose of the Adult Edu- ■ ^motw V^L^ed'ni Tihr'v,Tf' ' "y ""n'' ,u h,s »rrr*1 ' *;:rnr,,,r rotlnn As«w.,.H,o and anthro|Milugy. . Fi.wlervil , Friday night in the lb «.f Adult Education | D. lfaper Struck ft rite* Article Harvard Rvtearrher i for Science Magazine To PreBeni Seminar •search in the in the April 23 Vlonror wphtmtl cmicaj Magazine. The JarkkOB. AM*U. rd I'm and the Massachusetts General ' E J•nnlnf*. ji Kaletoy Jr UlerwRuth-K today at 4 p.m. m 450 Natural l.ywer Science. Be will discuss current Now 5howlng flt Klnnhckiel, Hoi land fresh- research dc•almg with "Meehan- f KrcjUow. Roroi Oak k»ptiunior«; John HrMikini jsms of Org ,w " Organic And Eiosenthes- Sutterfield TheatreJ HIOIIIAI Tkra Tknrwley WHY NOT! WN1CHT PEOPLE*1 with Grtiary Path - Rita Gam lure Vow Wilier Clothes 8LII1EI < Ihe College Cleaners NOW "THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES" Hi Up As NetM In Dm Fin • EvaryMag Imni • OANTIL Tkru Tuaeioy • B||app ipipww rnm BAAMAftUft A "TALL IN THE e kaklliite • SADDLE" & Mildness «*/ FMnr COLLEGE CLEANERS "THEY WON'T HintniD, ED 2-41II BELIEVE ME" Camels agree with more people THAW ANY other, cigarette ! the michigan state news Whites Upset Varsity in ★ * * ★★★ Tm> *On tslaiiti i»ifg I'layers^ Play Becomes Ragged As Weather Interferes Graves, PlanutisTie for Trophy ftv IMIVN SiTiriniftuit "fti'ii. I'm ki.|vi"< upsi't the "vnrsi'y". MIELTON eifly, « whlti'-clml Vum of 12-7. in Saturiliiv'n (irm-n : Willi.' cam.' at Ma.'klin Klt'l.l. All th>' M'orlnp was il.itn1'« tho flrat half as the in-i.ti, rr alrtWi'd play alntoal^In a | rnhl|( ttntll i,,, ,M )(w lutanii-atlll In thi' laal half, -i fit art .'.I tinder thrratcnliiKl ..kit's, the tram.' ran tile With less than rive fjrren-W'hite fnnthall timr, Mi| interception In the second quarter, l.nrklng In the Is the intended receiver, John Lrwlk (87). -AI Rig 10 Relnvs Inn ran Ink the 11.(1. (Ilitih Coat of biting I problem a* far a?* your Mpring wardrobe is fonrerncd by •Spruce up" the garment* havihg u* y«iu already NIGHT SERVICE Gosper Hurls Leg; hatr. Iti inn ymir *f«r cipert elnthes.lo I.OI IS. Tatiiiderinif and clean? II vol It IMtOttf.KM IS Sit lei ined Indef i nitely ;r MAJOR or MINOR n% non *mitii Hit J1 S I A FKtV I'AU I S It i; sill Im "MirHliriiti State placed in 10 of Is ill the Ij. >oh ro siirler P»t Wilsons 10 Briny > Saturday Init lost the ^ quart CI'- team helm. passed Ail lurit lii llu plr.is.iiii jova atr li;i|>|a\ - — —r-. One SMi|t Hoe* il —. . ——— motoring. inr. slarl the drive. Jerrv Planutl# PHONIC 2-1001 Illinois>1,1 Vti. hiran^co rents re- l,rovp ,Mr while eithi »ard yard», to the line, and a tilth and I be Spartans ter in the penaltt set (he hall on the une Louis Laundry & llprii Weekday a. 7 :.'tll a.m. to 12:.'til Saturday a from 7:3(1 a.m. to 5 p.m. a.m. \« atul Ifu 120-yard high From there freshman R u d y 1 Head Coach Duffy Daintix-n WltEIKKIt fiKKVICE AIAVAVS AVAII.Atll.K jl»r.U.W(i.y llol.ti-n. M-nicrt Willi I IT teams"" was "well s'.n ' Dry Cleaning i. iamm;,s EWFHirw.m romt m.u.ut ion lo Id Hub Ion»! lie Mill lie the regulars trailed by five points. 1 jw Daugherly huiivitu.r were I* Tins places*^' lieav> ^burden "on shown much improvement dm r.* Saturday and Sunday from 6.30 am unit! dark. • The MSC Intramural ! well, offensively and defensive Dormitory Planutis Is Just rwming into i will b,* conducted through the : his own. Daugherty said lie is , week-of Frulay. May 22 - Sundav, a naturally good defensor May 30 Foursomes will be made * player and In beginning to run : up of unattached players, ctortnl- well atao. t torv and fraternity team members. j Speaking of Golden, who time that they can play together '• ENTRIES DUE — 5:00 p.m ; Wednesday, May 19. I lcfthalf had a had Charley '>••• j SCORE — 18 holes Each player : and had had It for two weeks *'It was only through his wv. - | tcncc that we let him play.' J score cards must be brought to the ; Spartan mentor added. "He'll be already next f.ii J Intramural Office before IL^gO he isn't, my hair will be m » | white by then," Daughortv • • • ^ Ft »t'KM >M F.S Failings will to wind up'his post game m'• Mnnitn$\ May 10. 1JWH THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Hold League Lead Tigers Edge White Sox Of Weekend Games hirmiir f hiracn awfrhan mint n w I. m || .1 9 .tit .dtff mi - l4 In Overtime Contest, 3-2 Take Over WilflalK Invade I 'le vela nil New York li II I 9 .«#* ,*M I t Today I II 4M 4 rartUnaf, First Plaee day-as Steve Grotnek pitched In Big 10 Badgers, Marquette « It SI'NIIAYS RINt'l TS 333 HKTRIIIT 3. 9, Chirac* «. 9 . • header with the Chicago While Bv H».SlORO|»MK Bow to Golf Team So* in a oiul the second game ended 0-0 standoff after 10 Innings. Bitty linen of the Tigers and innings on a combinatio Trice's wildness and the Michigan Stales tinsel Billy Tierce waged the entire run power of. Carey, fterr. Trailing most of the. way, the SpaHntt golf men came i.»«m storms! into first p|; front behind late In the tiny to noteh it 16-11 decision from in the tight Hijr to race I Huston. Washington. rained nut lloeft Two, walks ahd Oil Mrt)oiig- the University of Wisconsin Ffhlay. allowed si* hits, Tierce nine. |t atd's scoring double set ttie stage fpp»,» ilnv with n 6-3 win over In The Itattirer Hnkstei's stroltett olf with a-6-3 advantage .NATION Al. ir \cii r will !*• replayed at a Inter date. for Carey's three-run homer in u,ai* at the end of the tlduhles i competition despite the op- - 1 llerra and Slaughter in the third position of Ken Kod.witltl mill lloli Klvi'st. Tin- two otfllC 1 jtlSl'S S** b? virtue *f I ddstr at Saturday's It- CumMiry Park, It Was Slaughter's cardinals first in the p,e third win for the Jor- | .. St. I nul, li II .fcfj advanced In a half-game ad. American league after hitting nier New Yankee right - MO during a long career with the hanrirr 1 Indiana' in New Vnrh Chicago 11 9 II 9 .*•§ ' .399 ! vantage *eer the Chlraf* C'lnh St. Louis Cardinals tiohol. in the Na fiaschi's lari's single and Walfred Masted a lir-hrrak- tie homer In »hr ninth mil t.lrl L""2 Tennis, 6-3 'ItlHhurch 7. HINDUS HFSCI.TS 17 .397 7« Itrookhn ?. Philadelphia I . * . .* ORfOl.M RRF.AK LO # idtrhed a neat font hitter. The New V«rh 5. l*MUh«rgh I IIBH HIM BRAVFH ( hlrMa V 1 I w'„, Ihp'g.mo'ovm r.Kfrr'virlll . S.. vJChr Unktfu. "W'i Wolves in ' jsSr'Sjsi'ifi Towill ended I he ; erlfle* and t**k third when N;.r,o»»a| l.r ,*.«» •; j Sparl. Hubby V**ng grounded nut to f, t ! Mi. hi, ! State's first «j fl-.T 8-4 * # j el. « 2. #1-3. TANKS M The New York Shortly after the game |»e- i.v, Mny 10, 103^ TltE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS rr«ee si* St tit lea I llus One of 10 From IJ. S. Trip School of Education Announced for Farm Yaatli Holland Festival Revision Approved Returns FronC he Holland Tolip Festival it-day tuny sign tip in the l' >ai-i 'office today, accordm Hoard Endorses Building , Jack Crow nor. International Ear in You'h I'm '".-'it • l ekoy Rosalie. Union It ile'eya-e from Hewitt, ami former MSC stmlelil, hps return \ ceial events chairman. i Of (lampus Fire Station oil home af'er livlnr with farm I'ami'ies >n Vow Zealnin The trip, sponsored annt ^ for (Hespus'. site months. v the Ho ii d will be inadt ] A ivniynni/ntmii of thi' Srhnnl of Education. cuflin* Ifi fiM' the school's present eijiht ilepnrtmcnts. was npl>roV- | iermmts in the win- of .10 JVlitioiis Due $;i, nfid 1 t«1 Vriilay to the State Hoard of Aurrienl 11;-<• 1 ' KtTiethe..lnlv 1 the ehatlKes apptoeei' Kriday will af f r It) .Ml IE YE program who AustrpHa, |t" '54 ( 'I II • I fj-et the school's orjmtlira- turned from "a Zea'atvi . tut the PhPim W-' IVMti. «s for the *f»4 flol- ;»i Students to Present Simula Over II K III Swingotit May 2-Y „ MJUihlI 1 CLEiSOCT 1 CLOSET .Store >our lilt's, 'w inter roals, suits. ami ilip.'.i". I in our speeint void slornjfo vault. Make iihiui for I your summer elolhinu and spirls ri)iii|imrnl. 1 You Ihm'l llore la II iir'ry tin ml 1'avilin 1 alii Soxt Fall CAMPUS CLEANERS 517 I;, (irand River Eli 2-53IS (Across front lierkey llall) «f'pie'suT'o «h,Convent iom 1 Fir RiMfd concurred In »|»- To Drttn• *)00 Ithx I. S v;;r;i-ca iT; To Campus triiilulile iii t iinraarse II Kilt to Feature GIRLS! llorn Flayers Test Tube start as an w k'au . Mysteries : Iltiil l ..It.l.... .0.0 If4 '5. k Officer... earn Freshman Wins Division *; 5270 a month Oration Prize KATHARINE GIBBS with quarters I HSU a hliZZW SCCfflTAIIIAt OUR . . RD YiA* furnished! / Women Medico! Specialists ore x highly skilled, highly respected Army Ki OA />vX it's professionals in Oiototics, Physical Theropy, ond Occupational Theropy. For TOU CAW QUALIFY IF TOM Miff Army DioMHwi -A THlll MQIMWBm U with a mapa in kw*l, an.1 os fully commissioned officers, ic .1 bachelor's degree' w ith at least f«ter hours in psychology, sciences time serving humonify, their country ond themselves. higv or in any combination of thce« v apply for a oummhwion. .<£/ '"» «»>' receives I J-UHHitli interushjp approved by the American Army Dietetic You will lake Ariuy Occu|iatioual Titer- aj»y course uml then lie assigned to duty Dietetic Association and then be u^igin-d as a qualified Occupational Therapist. »}i- to duty a* a quaiUied Dietitian. // you can vucl tU qualifications in any For Army Physical Therapist-A buch* of Unrn you art eligible for Uit fine elttr s degree with >.itWactoi y courses m UiC ihrol * 5 tut training offered in Oic Women's TO biological ami physical wicmr* ami p*y. ehology. Upon completion <»f'th«*c require* menta. or six months prior to their Mtdical SfHcutliM Corps. To git lite facts, coukph-tjoii. \ •* i ru.iy.ij»j i> : 1 thclj-ii.t iith Oram ics. reddles, fcnitwrsr. at Aiffv I'hy-ical Therapy conn*. approved by the American Met lira! -Asmoci* which is | SUIOtOM OCMCRAl'S OFHC1 Centers ation. If ywj are selected, you will 1« com- I W*,kinf|M U, O-C™ missioned in the Women's Medical COLLEGE INN I . w»d n»e furl Iter Specialist Cor{«, U. S. Army R«mt I pun conqitctkm .•( the. we, you will be aligned to duty as a qualified Physical Home of the Collesinle "Chic" Therapist in the United States Army. WOMEN'S MEDICAL Good food — Served promptly SPECIALIST CORPS In an otnumplwre of tfuiet comfort ami relaxation