To Elect Speaker Also Student Congress Votes MSC daiLy For President student publication By BETTY Zt'ERE Next year * student KOV- | Sprnkrr pro irm ranrikfntn i.ro: mil Jaeksnn, Jackson Tonight Wednesday nl«lit Hurst gave . KAST LANSING, MHIIGAN — WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1951 PRICE 5 CENTS snphn-; definite "no" to the question to | Spartans Top Bobcats, 5-3, eminent president will Ik1 more: James flell, Unslng junlnr; continue sponsorship of the' elected tonight. :Hnrl ! u '* William Mansfield, Madison, j free shoes. sophomore. , Thursday night, in anothcJ ; question period, Subar indicated , dod. of the bowling shoe ap* • j junior, is the only I i "pi i.itioo. octing at 7:30 In 31 Union. I secretary, tent Congress representatives ■ The election will end cast ballots to name the pros* lung official campaigns un the istuc throughout the To Qualify for NCAA Finals 1 i. Congress speaker, speaker candidates. Nominations • f campaign. However, two year* lem gnd secretary. ago he wa* one of the author* offices were Thursday nig lie meeting is open to all stu* j Three issues stand out is, j presidential race. Bowling candidate* for the pre*idenry irr: Kie* llagadorn. ,.r Rill llumt. Fort Homcrun Suhar, Ca*t Originally the using junior. appropriated *1.70 to provide frre shoe* f« r Union tumler*. tinning for speaker arc: pat (r u,,, , H idden. Otsego sophomore, needed' Provides Margin Yule Plans Studied in Diplomas Ready lliyti of l>7 Summer An llain 'IimIuy IJler Spartans • Meyer*. Detroit College. Cilv Start* Content For Graduation I II in in Storm llatiiiali. WeDonel Spend Water Show Trial i« tunny iiall the topic between Miident Weekend Si«£iiin«r Decrees Una Set for Tonight government and the Ku-t Itivcr Sport*. Art* Inrluileil Iii Three-Night Carnival It* M AllV I tit RFRMt M i: !?.;%" Departmental Grater Erupts • ' i tonight at 7 on the Red Cedar. In httn.il proM. »n- "iHinuily. lighting: and music will In* co-ordinated. Float: TiTTV Pledges Rise in No One Injured w:*i not participate in this practice, according to Jim Spe! The F**t Lansing IUmmI gave elo*e v rtm Hospital Drive T pprov.il In the plan prrsenled bH Have Kast Lantloii. II(man. dated ♦ prrsidrnt of W est Shaw W in Sing Muip-nt i;o\rrnmrnt agirrd I Inlcr-Dorm brill; y"'" l.iiU-rnl l»> l.'t I nil* "^'V.k fw'X 1 .1-1 tendon mill \V> *' non. tnkrl and prml.m «l .. •> mil aanj? 11 ulher dor- •no* m to win the inter- Sinif. held Ttie«dav t i Ai , hl I NEWS IN BRIEF rJ breach Gain Six Miles \ear Hanoi • M.ry June M««t>. 1 ».e --i •- > Holiday II eelieud lakes ."i.'lO I.ires 11mats a Comin'." and "The I'raelieal in Draft* Hoom* »* V«u i.ooh Tonight." with •well |,\er*on, Midland Cap,Goivn Date to TarnatliblJke Storms Kill lint •V.nc Dowling. Berkev, Calif-. y^on. £.«*? L«v, r, directed the South *•■• K\*-is.:»o. chorus in "Wonderful hams/* ' Water *porti A Op/H iilieiiner Haired I 'Seerels' • ■ fj--.eec for the Sing was Shcr- Ihur^day night rani DeWccsc. Ciii< r'.atu. ' doublet eanoe ra hoLnfire, and Karl Mai*. S*>8* before the C arni * tophomure, «u a.irman. a » !■ '«* i iilmiilii.i Fritli-mir • * * [li inoruit Ihiy Thieve* . "•'< «/ Cemetery Hun* ' I ff Vilflrm* Co|loi|iiiiii House I ales to Ex/mial Soeial Security MSW HAVEN. Conn. .A'—IN- w. I).ik x>..k. - Ih .;»• M.r Howard Haiffa of WASHINGTON 4*» A bo *'»)«• d ...cuiity rolls to « reported Monday that Mem- Kiinkc. and Bamer Brr* ■•riaj Day thieves stole 172 Amer- Becker. Two troph colloquium on overwhelmingly the House Tueschiy The roilcail vote i:an flags from veterans' graves cd by 93 the School of Veterinary i.v««r«n Lcm.i«v. »« WATER »UO«. »«e i Building, final Cortgi e&simial actum. , 2. in*,i from stntp fmnls that When infant rrnirrluee was mm. INiglil Starr ™ Isn't for t it's reply. 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Ik $100 ' $1 IS ,.ini',4V11in"uMtmltrd wVlWJ * SERVICE . $1 JS lo intervene it no truce is made, Amei.drm nt fh. ADDITIONAL CMAIGftS ... est week the Itritiah and French jruve s11"<1 .... 1c I>i• • *,m"t*'s Uran to look i.. tin Much if 11 . 15c _ FOR SALE 0#«»K AUTOMOTIVE i w W,1 H.^m^i rhJIp°( ..." j' V ho Miles. I.N.kll.e tlllOIIV li I ho >ll|okt-SI t o O.r t ,*,**', r»ii;i.»r\ hmldup lor further aynressioti, tu :.:r' ll-H- i iH;]*;'1.'.,:':,!;:• 7 ' •' HOUSING ■^:H VVIM. TFHM PA TV rr.;f Jir " "-'i fH. INFORMATION - ' •; i»i°ciiiNKD T-rr» STrd'fia» ° 1 t «»t M II •..7" 'I^V.^r-T nulrw t(IMUl n MAX UNftS l» v i.ojMww *M!" .. M ^Vh'tr V'v UMol; « «H M I M (III MIM. ( I.I It h tti |to»«r■«! a *rr\xrusr • I." " j. , I . ' . - u *1 >4 F-w. '.-r Va .lj. |t 4 i . t t' til JJ nr"' ^ KC VJ I \« VIIHI K KTATION AV l Ml I'M t \KMV SI. JftSSK SSUJTS.SJ!1 huS^T < s| \|«»K It »!» II iuH"Vi iKl n, rT *umw^r 1 m^0n •* 4,1 kllliL ;.pTVm...h fbV ST UW It |»l( l\lt1 ;v*' v. Fx ( OUrr.fVIU.A ni i>nw str^-. Asro»» ♦'<** $♦•>• • \Mft Kli s|* IK r %N UC1 t I I« (N INstiri Tft it IKK \l. ft M.INI ft | ,;;'r^v J • ■ I ft M.I I \M» IN* 1111 II oft t; t i- :».l I'I 1 '' . r r r 41! Call m t its aftrr It M r 33 Jk TRANSPORTATION MUKIUI Hi • % ft; I • »cr.«. from Ao.rtrr »UU ID r EMPLOyMENT ^r 31 fv . k"iw'^:-| IMVa.jhanci jgK'frSrSSS. *5WS"B» £ .j .w •" a».Li'rjH,. Sm^S jw v £ IS,*. . ru J jc w •e 45* Nr* Er«. Michigan State News WANTHJ IIDOI I. ir*- ft OH NSF.U4 H-ANTED U» ~ ~ | !-irs '.liir msm •t tsssr-tgsnsa 'ajsks-js.7 is - ■+/ 90 z1 is! European w *' ft 52 One of an PERSONAL WANTED a*u*irnt r.i n Jo fr 55 ITtaorher; French 63 *>? W ■ . v ok IVmlncmlay, Juiu> 2,19*4 THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Fraternity Review Living Units Presidents Greeks Ballot Box Recognize Leadership, Service i New officers' of West Yakeley ,\uv lluttrrfie! I W.n'irhahtgr, jure president. Mui> la»u Kill ». • n.irt. . Detroit junior; secretary, Marilyn T. i • : MARILYN MINION ' chairman. Judv Dingiedinh, Hat- r.nd I tie Creek freshman; publicity lr« stu Olltstamlinjr achievement award* th. -^rnlnr or the year" I chairman, Diane Rochester. (J.ir- ' I • Alpha f hi time* iIiip* not tr<» unrewarded by ",,h * ,"w k". den City Paik. N. Y.. freshman, athlc I'hi Klippil T«U. I'i Kappa pi Kappa Phi was founded on safety chairman. Ellen Culham. \\iim I'M allil l'»i rpsllon. Tlle«e campus In 1925. Tho'natfoiVit fra. | Farmington freshman; sports jj,M • I itornllios award members for tcrnity was founded in Charles- i chairman, Barbara Jensen, K- Reta vice and scholastic standing. ! canalki freshman and Inter-Dorm • tnn. S. t\. in I9f>4. j.Mi , The Phi Kappa Tau pledge Pi Kaps are well known for representative. Ruth KloJu-wit/ . . isses award the outstanding ac- their traditional straw hats worn 'New'Yotk. N. Y.. junior. • vt with a pledge paddle. The *>> pledges. The hat., are loaned i \lpha \l Itelta . Thomas Stevenson award is giv- almost weekly h»r the use of some • Carolyn Chun hill. Detroit .oplin ■, to the outstanding pledge and enmpus organization. I'i Kaps , pledge's name is carved on a claim to have initiated the idea " MSC fraternity Although the award given to a toss the fraternity's tradi- n the Red t'edar. the award for •rial events are the lie junior with the highest Caheret party. Parents eholaatic standing is a travel- The Phi Taus also ; by hang¬ for underprivileged and the pledges' part* for ar- children Clti (htt<>!>(t Cord Proves ing his picture in the fraternity IIVK The Phi Kaps also choose a Rose over Rail «)ueen who reigns the dance anil the frater* Dreams Can Come True Kappa Tau was founded nit* activities throughout the year. . i-ity, Oxford. O., and locally 1H24. Each fall, the Rig 10 : Among the fraternity'* tradi. chapters challenge p; •n* are Mothers' [>a>. Dads' 1,1 a foot hull game on >.i>'. the "Dream Girl Formal." day their respective varsity team i :ng term party and a pledge- |day. The winner of th» ih.ipte 'ive party The Phi Taws also r.«eei\e> seh.M-1 p, nnati i an annual Beta Theta Pi- *'dh the date* and the game scor ■(.: Kappa Tau day, which In- on Of psi Pnsilon fr.i tug of war across the Red termty award their outstnndin other annual activities in hule a senior picnic with u ...fthail game between the sen iors and undergraduate nut a football game with the f I f >1 chapter the da* the two schools' varsity teams compete ... football. The phi Thus ,-,is WrdncwUy, June 2, 1954 h|c Four THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS \ State Studies Gypsy Mollis i ii« •>. iimk n»n Slmlciils Work us Advisors \Siamese Twin Outstanding AFRO Cadets ~ LANSING (Ah'- New colni.lrs' tho north rtt.v. limits of Unsltttt .. i, || . ©f Michigan's gypsy lion were discovered Children to Act Get Awards Idn.v weekend. : lul linont IlKh Srhool: Hit Abbott RoJ«t Hart Unitnt. MitKiun. I or lolro litina *ol of Abtwtl Road lirand Ritrr Airnar tlnrludiiu thr *rti aid' "I \hlHill Road and thr north tldr or (irand Ritrr Atrnur ahr IREE DELIVERY for totrra In tin in thr tounahip arraa north ad thr ot> limit" rrrrinrl No, }; t'rnlral Srhool: 1IJ Ural t.rand Ritrr Atrnur ,J>I tnnaint. Sflrbntan. lor totrra litln* oral of Abhotl K""1 IUCKIES TASTE BETTER Cleone,, Fresher, Smoother! Chicken Delight l.rand Ritrr Atrnur unrlndinc thr aoulh aidr ml t.rand Ritrr Atrnur,: alto for totrra thr lottnthip arraa toulh of litinc on thr roilrtr rampti- thr rltj Itnaita. cl Vo i- Nailrr Srhool: 100 Bailry Slrrrt. taa* Lan»inr :an. for rity totrra livinc raal of Abbott Road, tnrludinr June 2, 1954 THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Pw» F1»^ Tigers Nip Orioles, 4-3; laiilinl In onto (MViRMhr At Kvanslon Seven Thinelads 'Mural Branca Gets Third Win Sidelights Enter Pacifie Meet Bengal Attack in thr SfM-n Spurl all* will rt'prcsi'ht the IVrstertl Cnnfi'irnco Hip Ill-Pacific CiwM Conference meet June 15 at Sparked hy mmiik.w srttK Kannntun, III., no » re«ult of their ix'rfnrnianfe* in Satnr- ilny'n Hip in moot at I .n fay otto, Iml. Puttie's Hits They are John took." — The all college fencing .nilor; Kevan Go,,nr. II": RAt-TlMORE i.Vt -Ralph Bran- ; AMERICAN l EAGI E Uay hgglestoti, broad jump: ]\U|i<>|1U| ()|HM1 ■ John t orU'lli. high and low 28 H I. 13 ret. C.R .683 — . tun • '!«• - Ed llrabhom. 220 Joe Site Stretched. iK-ila.v night in the rubber game Par Bed need i 19 .549 I». BHI Tuttle and Branca led the 19 .537 2 17 23 .415 j 21 .513 2». 13 21 .332 It', 14 II 23 27 .333 I3> .341 |4 . Pittsburgh U 33 .393 Czech Breaks Open 7 p.m. Pk. ED 2-1*42 Thru Tliursdav Tt'EftllAY'* RESI I.TS a allowed eight hits ; Detroit 4. Baltimore 3 New York fl. Washington 3 TCEfttUY'ft KMIT.T* Two Kecords "ARROWHEAD" ngs before being reph Marlowe, who saved Philadelphia 16. Huston New York at Pittsburgh. rain 6 rncs\5 I'hil Sil»rr« — Ind. I um — III HIM X!".?,.... m« Beeeircil by t.iel "TOP BANANA1 t- i on New Y-r -'nil Hit r "TIIK STKKI I MM ' it it 4 A s I olleet 23 I TATE IMMlUS (ll'KN i;. |5 TODAY! HltSl SHOW _ 7:(H» I' M. y illl.DKI \ — — After th* first "raiii-hrrak." pit< her Chuck Gorman stepped uu. >n: mi: mi; ru n his iiekk hih i.ess; from the dugout to see if it was » «»MPI • II s 111 t\% —> 7 00 - sTS: II All 1(1 SlUM raining, safely protected hy a pink umbrella. Now Showinq fit datteifuld Thedfaa 13SJ" Al KI.E I* 1 h, in.. ,k- f # MIGNIRRR I love that man. Thr. Thunda* and every wonderful minute we've been "THREE COINS IN together He's the sort of a guy who'd keep you TIIE FOl NTAIN" watting six months for a date promise you in Cinemascope 4 Color the world without a dune in his pocket...or even I IIfton Webb Dorothy Mrfiuire These are the things about Glenn I'll 8LADMER remember forever and that's the way it Thru Saturday is with hit music it goes on and on...in "DIAI. M FOR the dancing hearts of the world!1 How's This MIKDEK" Rav Mi Hand • Grace Kelly For Quick CAPITOL Drive-In Service Thru Saturday 'or really fast drive-in service, ome out to Benny You'll lie THE NAKED pleasantly surprised At the c«mm| ood al such low prices. Jl NOI.E" But most of all. I leanor Parker |you'll enjoy tiresome HUBS® haying that wait hat •ut comes after otjdering Drive (unite—you'll [ In- glad you 'YANKEE I'ASIIA" in Technicolor with ( 1220 E. Michigan I ficiuuV Drive-In ST A UTS SIM I \V—" WAIT l»IS\KVS "TIIK I.IVINti IlKSMtV EVERY PERFORMANCE THURSDAY NIGHT SI.25 : 19 Final. CARNIVAL BEGINS TOMORROW ★ Mrn"«. I loll Ml' ★ l.o|i llirliiift I alien llai r tt«T Mrjor FRIDAY NIGHT SI.50 Four-Fifth- Ouarlct Waril "FORSOOTH AND ALL THAT ★ Mi*r«l Doulilt'* Canor Hart* ★ l