»yer Invited Convocation Michigan State News G? DAILY jht Spot on Big VOL. 46, No. 132 M SC EAST STUDENT PUBLICATION LANSING, MICHIGAN—TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1955 PRICE 5 CENT* [ntennial Calendar] j for Miss MSC L the necond of fomr article« outlining the major , thai trill commemorate Michigan Stated Cent en- nance. UN Security Council Br ANN MeGLOTHLIN State New* Amclile Miter kober ,( cntennial event* of top significance will be Convocation in Macklin Stadium. fnt Eisenhower is the invited speaker. To Debate Cease ■Fire „!(,! (or the week of Oct. 10-14, the Convocation is i draw 50,000 persons. Soviet Union r events will be led by the "world's fair" Centen- flarm Mechanization, Aug. 15-20, tracing the de¬ Red Guns nt ui (arm and home mechanization since 1855. Casts Only . \v. V. Karrall, head of the department of agricul Open Fire srineering. is general chairman. J,y, „f modem industrial and transportation equip- On Tachens Vote |i!l be >et up in Jenison Fieldhouse. Home machinery, Minim's p the sewing machine, refrigerator, and stove, will be Proposal t in the Auditorium. Nationalists Ready (•uiiiM Agenda ne* of the past will be shown in the concourse of In Cane of Attack Stadium. Educational displays, including two UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. TAIPEH, Formosa Tues-' i—The U.N. Security Coun¬ r l .s. Department of Agriculture and several from day (At — Chinese Commu-i cil decided Monday to begin nd-grant colleges, will be in the Ag Engineering nist batteries Monday night ; j Formosa work now on a cease-fire In fired on the Tachen Islands,! Strait. It invited Red pes of new railroad cars for the transportation of mliicts will be displayed on the college tracks, A member of Ag Council presents Miss ,4sC. Jady whose 15,000-man garrison 'China to take part in the de> llradley, with a bouquet of roses. Miss Kradlev was was reported ordered to pre-; bate. e intersection of Farm Lane and Mt. Hope, 60 acres queen of the Council's Harvest Ball. pare fdr a bitter stand I| The council voted 9-1 to put oft imcd to show farm buildings and machinery, irriga- should the Reds attack. I | its agenda a proposal by Sir Let- j drainage equipment, and various types of rural The Defense Ministry said Red ! lie Mwnn», New Zealand, for a ration equipment. Outlook 'Optimistic' artillery off recently raptured Yi- ] kungahan. eight milea north uf •utl seat arena at the intersection will be used for the Tachens. fired 22 shells but paitcant tracing the past, present, and future of all landed in the sea. wvhani/ation. nitrations |the college farms. ag of modern equipment will be held each engineering and representative U.S. farm Goya Relates The ministry uid the early arrival* rushed to the island fortress Life at Ryukyus of Formosa, a U.S. airman climbs off the (ruck carrying !«• honored during the week. his carbine and gear. |uar* will he transported around the campus by trac¬ es n trolleys. V a/ %/ Chinese pre ■ early life of the Michigan farmer will be presented confirmation. *New, t the Centennial musical, ".Michigan Dream." musical play will lessor of speech. be directed by Lcwln Goff, | state v,--rti'ir t:aitir Prof. Choso Goya, president of the University of the Ministry issued < Iund.pmh professor. I'rof. II. Owen Iteed of the t. composed the score. Music Festival peopli Against Army Cut ait man, instructor in physical education, is chor- Claim* Proposed Reduction mliination of "Seven Brides for Seven Iiroth- Promises Jeopardizes Nation's Safely .. kI..home!", with the »tor.v of "Peer Gynt," the, J VlTlVf V puts life in the 1870's. t WASHINGTON a oss in the Pacific, said on his Ridgway brought his objections StU Marietta twu building MSt -Illinois game on Oct. 22. Rene Wiegert and Aido Dl TutUo , katat.l BMnM t rattan ial committee, headed bj Roy Rider. *'11 ' has planned a two to three mile march. ' »• lh, Rallied: | Zither PIa>«T Pasadena Tounumeut of Rose, at the Hose i ; NEWS IN BRIEF Ivrxite will have 60 floats. 20 bantis. 1" drill team*, and 10 novelty unit*. unit* will include such 10 equest- features as a kiltie Play Catled 'DoublylDifficult' ike Asks for Health Insurance I'lan r,,que cars. airier, and clowns will add lo the display 'f.e parade will be the management division, in- "'•ted police unit, the honorary parade marshal. | «* »' ">« p.ootcm. Ucmg ; Find Prints in Rnlwnntein Case college officials. ! fS*^w jr"' toiiowing will include an equal numtier of J NEW YORK '/Pi - Adhfriv* tape teams, equestrian uniu, ami novelty groups, Jprln4 ,„m t, rheu Alpha IBruliaker, Stur.fi* junior is parade marshal. Phi. drama honorary. ' I This year's task will be doub- Smoker j,,_ ™t"nt who do not reach the campus for the Centen- ly ditficuit "The Tonight . AFL Predicts II age lUtosls y. ■■ i rogram has been planned in connection with ttunth. Feb. 12-March 12. ' «ry Cretan has ck Woman," to tUge on Att those interested in wo,king the 1956 Water Carnival arc |' forccut yjlAMl BEACH. Via oft th^t union* — will win **•' Jeff era. in the round. similar to the campus events are planned by invited to attend a smoker Staging the pUy "•ui ,ul (oer the world, according to Starr Keener. , picture," Gala/no sasd. The tar s "** ^ cities have plaaaed "MSC days" in ^'hc r»tl''ruul Alumni rotleg, CcatcaaiaL Uay has been expanded to a week Hie KOLEMINE Weatherman Really Dishing Out Generosity by JACK KOLE One thousand MSC students will have a chance to visit MSC's birthday party. That's the number of tickets beinR distributed to Spnr- ans this week for the Centennial Founder's Day Convo¬ cation. The program will be held Feb. 12 at 2:45 p.m. in the Auditorium. rWw / I>r. James B. Cnnant, former president of Harvard Uni¬ Finally^ SET oV.jL versity and U.S. High Commissioner of Germany. will be the featured speaker. • Gov. G. Mennen Williams, Dr. Harlan Hatcher, U. of M. president and Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower. President of Penn State University will bring greetings to MSC on ,y Paces H its 100th anniversary. 22 Points Tickets for the Convocation will be distributed to living units today, between 1 and 5 p.m., at the Centen¬ beautiful Is beautiful," Aril- ,n State hell nial desk in the Union Concourse. They must be picked ele 8 eenrledr*. ted i'urdu up by living unit presidents or their representatives. night to wl There a few advantages Each president will get four tickets which he can use as ore to charter members, according he pleases, plus a number of other tickets allotted to to the invitation: his living unit on a imputation-percentage basis. "You are asked to attend no formal meetings, nor must you All tickets which are not picked up by Tuesday will be listen to speeches or wear funny distributed Wednesday afternoon on a '•first-come, first- hats. All meetings are spon- served" basis. This method of distribution seems to Im a fair one. It Campus Classifieds . . . Nigh leadership gives interested students a chance to get tickets from It atudying Is really getting Campus Classifieds . . . i,ow Cost their living units, with the remaining tickets going to the to you, there's still one last persons who get there first. chance. ! It's too had. however, that the details of distribution You can always drop out of school. And if you hop to it by Jrrry Warren Music Sen I Couldn't have been worked out a little sooner. 1-ast week Rands and Cnmlm's next Friday you can get half ailable for winter and spring Pome confusion resulted when the all-college Centennial p of your tuition back. committee planned one system of handing out the tickets, Comforting thought, isn't it? Phone 5-6370 find the Student Centennial Commission was working on # t ★ (mother. In this day and age of "join¬ i The mixup was ironed out quickly, but it did show a slip ing," there was something dif¬ in communications between the two Centennial groups. ferent in organizations making a pitch a few weeks ago. Only one student out pf every IB will be able to attend the convocation. That's why living unit presidents and Letters to the Editor "American Society of Girl Watchers, Inc.," the founders bther students had better pick up their tickets as soon as called it. they can. The Convocation is n once-in-century program, and shouldn't lie missed !localise someone forgot to get the News Review Called They charter were members looking for to relieve tickets. 'Shabby, Superficial' g was free, the reply card claimed. Union board PUBLICATIONS lurstiay evening over 15fl 4 p. m„ 34 Union. mis gathered together tci n to a talk by Stanley Ed- A reporter sufficiently famil- KArr* DELTA PI ' Jlvmun on "Psychoanalyse Tragedy." Mr. flyman's ir with the field and able to MUSIC CENTER 7:30 p. in., Program. 33 Uni is was cogently presentee (H A MA COMMITTEE have beer carefully developed. Mr. Hyman'i t should havi devoted to the exchange owe length. ideas and the enlargement knowledge, and as such v particularly appropriate on college campus where, presu PHONE ED 2-1511 Campus Classifieds ably, these ends are es|>ecia IT'S MORE FUN TO READ THIS PAGE 223 Jettison, Begin- ctivity. This respect EXT. 268 st itself legitimately WHEN YOU HAVE AN AD HERE patment accorded evi iversity stature in EMPLOYMENT SERVICE SPARTAN M.».\EY onp rain ay nigiit J- —Li.' Crossword Puzzle - ADDITIONAL CHARGES ENGINEER . TONY MAHT1N TUXEI ON SALE TODAY automotive AT UNION DESK CHRYSLERS AND OTHERS Alt Reconditioned Solution and Guaranteed SALES OPPORTUNITIES 1953 CHRYSLER New YorWr De- with lute Newport. 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SfATE NEWS Set 'Mural Scoring Record igers Stave Off Rally, ¥ 'Mural Schedule 5 Frosh Threat With the second week of IM I Dmrwyn to Urplrr and IM Title Gene the Delts in their only appeaf- Beat Purdue, 79-72 BASKETBALL basketball the Five Freshman in the record have claim to the Independent crown | and rank as the team to beat. a book;. strong j | Meeker. I The Fearless Olanc Five will solve the Frosh tonight, j ance. and ATO will Marlin bank on Ban Lag stanffer. their sharpshootlng forward., la aa M fl ij The Frosh opened the seaso league. Block 1 eadership will In- j effort to cheek the diverse Kap- »:S5 l.uihwrU A.C. vu. RXMV the ATO's and P» attaek. ptans 9:40 rive Freshman vu. Prirleu Five To'pr^ I Ka""a W square off ThnrsHav. j Block „ actlon, idle sl((ni. Court 2 OJ's Wild thev no flash in the pan ' "°'h ,can" romain undefeated i jgu will be watching the unbeaten | Wildcats €.49 Calgary Colt. va. were 94 point against' {^"knwkrt' JTtheThl Tau'l^n Pm«rful Hrta The,a " "* Tied for went on a spree the Fatman's A. C. last week. j a„d ph( whi|e ATO riowned | ^^'^^tcm^gaij. Place Top UofM\ Court 3 k vu. —mtr I vu. Heal Scoring gunaa. an 111 points in two IM record, la a hard tr; • I ,\\ combination to bent. Eaaeeiallr i » ' IgHlHIt » « :„ 111 SV.ma Chi. 1 The Block III spotlight will be „„ ,he Hsi Us as they attemjit to j 96-81 slop the D. U. hoopsters. With the i. t'lrey when the attack Is spread among * w yr • w* . A C. vu. 7.ava Ill IiOVIO© mi Bob Handloser, Jim Nluewskl. i unbeaten Phi Delts idle this week, Pares Win !>«»•! Harden and his Psi U team- BOWLING Two members of the Spartan ,najes have excellent chance ,22 Points Geo. Tcch Brats an IhtnCm Reck iA*(ul Weightllfting Club SL-orcd wins in the Michigan AA,T to'pick up ground on the leaders, Kentucky Again i-i 'muiltp, " r,.7SX ' in Slate held off a In Union [jted Purdue rally UN Holding lnl^,r""ri^hi,daw yweight d i nitrht t<> whip the nkers. 70-72, in a Biff Frank Ehmann set a new ! 1-3 Bryan J*l I vu. Bryan 7 After 2 W eek* totallif 195 lie pions and up. appear all-college runner- strong again. rtliall yame at Jenison Northwestern basketball scoring j JJr>"n ^ vi. Btyan^* With two weeks of the sched- |11 pounds In their game with the highly- record with 38 points to lead the { HOCKEY tiled 10 weeks gone. Ray Dane is v regarded Unknowns, the Terps Wildcats to 96-81 Big 10 victory | i leading the Union Board All-Col- |1 mrtan win, coupled with a | lege Bowling Tourney with an (rn's victory over over Michigan Monday night at J average of 1R9. kept the two teams The rangy Terps meet Gilchrist Ehmann bj*oke the record of 36 Wildcat Lead i Bill Beck is second at 184 and Bill Hershey is close behind with ill bo up to the HB's to stop big j paved its m,sse,by„ayBvgan,in,951 83 mark. was the fourth straight , j Threatened ^ _ ___ _ .'he other members of the J0 are; jurk prucci, q||| Kt I.AST mis sinking 29 AP ( 4** *■ Poll * "*1 0<>orBf Wakulsky, Carl M la-on Bobier, Carl Lapensev TI.VK-t !< tor. MSC sank Purdue's 14, fop The victory put Northwestern iDick Barney. TODAY! plus "CKOHSKO SWOIIOS" Krrol Flynn or fourth place in the | .... By The Associated Press edge. The University of Kentucky The the 51 with Michigan State. 1I Wildcats toppe,n halftime edge. nM)V0" °U* t0 3 t as lho university of San rranclM,0 Dons are nlakln>, a POWf,rfu^ challenge for the lead, o n Union Board is ; All-College Bit pick an MSC FROM Adult FAME...i^T0 SHAME... For the second straight week III Standings TV- Wildcats, pared by Eh- Hi* !*">* find themselves in sce- Knlcrt uan. Hal Grant and Dirk : <»»i plare. but this time it is too last, shot oat to a SJ-4d lead close for comfort for Kentucky the second half and were A week ago the Wildcats were Mighty Mile » ever again rorcd 2.1 points -By BONN SHEITON • Paul Groffsky wah 1 i scorer Francisco got the nod from only idwoker. »r Michigan with 20 »vucd bv Don Eaddy v » 1«. This week 122 Ini I lots were cast. KohPWuII TttpH lloilll 17* It Isn't the size of the ,I,.* M amarcd mmnared with 33 f ran- I Kllll l oll-: Ji .285' * the it's the size aml the i4turdi>\ Results jot the fiyht in the dojr. iberuJ firsi second ets . Kvn „ 1.031 points str<||1(? the top-ranked #ntj San Francisco Atlanta. The top 10 ten —i— place votes in pale rr.V";: Inspired Tcch, a show of sustained determina- 1 tiofi against beating the nation's j No l t.ige team. hkhigan \l uleli ami Clw-k THE I ADDED Kr|iairin){ GREATKHT MUHPENfUC THOMPSON DRAMA IN YEARK! JEWELRY tm mm'm WW MM 22.1 M.A.C. Ave. NEXT Virginia Mayo • Jack Palanee in b«l UnMinif. Mirh. ATTRACTION "THE HILVER CHALICE" ■ Now there's a filter cigi ere will rtelly enjoy! It's brings fisnor beck to filter evoking! You'll really enjoy Winston's fall, SmAl WINSTON tU jjSton. tiqctAettt! m THE MICHIGAN STitK NIVI Tuesday, | and IVeaent ' . Goya Writer's Cramp !?No' Vote Itmalring Arts Ike's Apology Shown In Gallery Accepted by a delegate te the U. !». le ils- tem¬ MichiganGirl peratures reaching 28 degrees— A le private showing to faculty members yesterday opened new Lit and fine Arts gallery's second show "The De- REESE ecelved VP) — President Elaine Solgat Eisenhower's Sobolev objected to the New plan for a straight ceasc¬ will thaw out the MSC campus today. The warmer weather will Now You Can ' an "awkward, clumsy at- probably sign of Books." apology today tor the length to protect Chiang Kai- light sno rule of Formosa and thus Union Last night's low 18. Congress was and off campus, is welcome to maintain U. S. domination of that Winds today will be easterly, the display on the Ingredients of At present there ate aix MSC „ " 'JhyT"?id J!fi0r *' Sobolev said the United States at 10-20 miles an hour. High School, 19 mile. east Primaries book making excellence shown in professors at the university, mpus Fine Arts Okinawans- Er- of h»« «"*» »« hl«- "preventive war" in China. Morning Program' Due Today economlcs; Jack A. Pres- colt and Roy J. Alexander, edu¬ tory cl,M w" ll«,enln« He said the whole area of For¬ mosa was under U. S. control in Returns to ITKAR violation of International law. cation and Allan Tucker, biology. Here's something to keep you After his stay at MSC, Goya Four District* will viait the University of Chi¬ company while you're rushing to make your eight o'clocka. To Dick Candidates Charles Pollock, assistant pro- cago, the Louisiana Polytechnic "Dawn Salute," a program of lessor of ait and orr. nirrr of the Institute, the University of Ark- records, sports and weather, will the University of California Primary elections will be held *h«nv. has included some works return to college radio station oday in four campus voting dis- oi student- A corner and Dart of Berkeley and finally, Stanford. I words," Elaine said. WKAR this morning at 7:80. hall display projects collected Then he will return to the mild | Elaine got the copy back today, rr ten years from his classes ■tumn-like climate of Okinawa I Written across the top of the first id wait with his people to see page was this message: He said the aggression was i Residents ill fraternities, socor- in letter n; a -,d trap lie design, hat course the Chinese situation coming from international com¬ Fraternity-Sorority Jewelry ities, and East Lansing will cast "These show the relationship j "To: Elaine Solgat—with pro- munism and the Soviet Union "let Stationery, GlfU, Novelties their votes in a box in the Union between the exhibit and work take*. found apologies for the length of the cat out of the bag" by calling this speech to one who was given toncourse, between 8 a. m. and rion» and in the past by my for the withdrawal of American I the task of copying it. With best & p. m. West Shaw residents will students." Pollock said, vote in their dormitory during Included in the small student 6 Break Jail; wishes from Dwlght D. Elsen¬ forces. He said the Soviet action leaves meal hours. hower." ] Each student will vote for one silutisu la a poewt by English Police Catch 2 no doubt that international com- ! y, ,,, mm A j m win. Candidate from his district. The Coeds' Room Rent munism would like to take over Formosa "or any other place in j j GORDON STONE candidates are as follows: FLINT (/P) — Six prisioners broke out of the Genessee County the world." West Shaw—Bill Clithera. Ron- aid Pataconi. and Jon Thomson. Most of the books in the exhibit Jail in Flint Monday night after Due Wednesday P. O. Box 149 or East Lansing — Helen Gentry, are riaitemporary, picked to il- overpowering two guards during Lansing 2-8886 the routine night lockup. F.x-MSC. Nurse Dips Nancy Irwin, Beverly Wilson, and lustrate a special excellence. They Two of the escapees were re¬ >b Carlson - Gordon Stone Robert Lee Hammond. include a Nonesuch Press edition In Sault Sir. Marie captured by state police on U.S. "Yew Balfour Men" . Fraternities—Don Hadden. Bill of -The Pilgrim's Progress" and 10 in the outskirts of Flint within The rent is being accepted at!I Word was received recently of Warden, Michael Bosco. Terry 'be Bremmer Press edition of an hour after the three cashier windows in 111 Ad- ! Wilson. Gerald Long, and Bill Vesalius" anatomical work printed jail break, i the death of Candace O. Appleton, L. G. Balfour Company two of the men were armed with ministration Building. ; a nurse at Olin Health Center Hiidcmever. Sororities — Betsv 'nun the original woodblocks. Ann Arbor. Michigan Sheriff Don Carmicheal said If the student cannot pay the from 1924 through 1951. She died Striekling. Eleanor Williams. "The limited editions published knives fashioned from prison bill by Monday, she should ac- 1; at the home of her sister in Sault 1321 South University Georgians Hudson, and Jean 14 experiments with a hand press, quire an extension from James T.! Stc. Marie, Ont., on Dec. 27, 1954. Trinklein. show wha' riin done with Huston, assistant cashier. I m "West Shaw, sororities, and East P"wr presses, even in the pocket- Lansing each have one vacant •*"* Pollock said, 'Time' Interview Set The deadline for men's dorm HI bills was Monday. Today is the. seat to be filled. Two vacant seats For Honor Senior* The der.l.pmiut ] pay last day for married students Hev! .f print to; i are available from the fraterni- larrm „ rrrMtf greater their rent. eUrity "" can he brought out by A few selected MSC seniors j 1 many- The two candidates with th~ will be interviewed by reporters ! The Japanese estimate that j from "Time" magazine at 11 this their fishermen catch about one- Will then morning in the Information Serv- fourth of the world's fish, elections, which ill Thursday. mi etarKy and art. Pollock uid. ices offices, Agricultural Hall. The seniors, all honor students, are enrolled in the schools of Ed- j NSC VETERANS' ASSOCIATION not have enough The exhibit will close Feb. 18. ucation, Agriculture, Veterinary ! j 1 •*" ""n'l *4ii. In,..|| Open hours will be from 8 a.m. Medicine and Business and Pub- ] ,,4,1 appear in the primaries, wil ait* Elections Tonight For «'ptn li) A.\|_io P)l C0PITQL to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. be represented Monday lie Service. They will be featured I EVERY STUDENT IS ENTITLED ED ll\| |ia finals. The districts and their can* through Friday and Sunday be¬ in a Time' article on MSC's Cen- 1 | delates are: tween 1 and 5 pjn. MAT. SOc-NIGHTg A I GROUP LESSON EVERY WEEK Phillips—Stuart R. 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