X X-Vr FINAL HOME CAGE GAME TONIGHT M S C DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION PRICE 5 CENTS EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN—MONDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1955 West Germany Votes for Rearmament Attention Centennial Awards Focused on 4 Honored Saar Area Resolution Adopted At Symposium By 324*151 Margin BONN. Germany - Each penny courted as one vote l"rTh»e Sla'Ti new'ruttoni,! ' j idition of England ar • Continuing Education. Houie was honored as a leader Goes to Committees Arrr.wtns has alternated * ? treaties bund . of thought and action m Continu¬ v» set its machm- Duar* P^.ervm a? 'he rent ing Educatirm in America, and i Alpha Phi Omega, sponsors of H.» most outstanding "We beat our own record Saturday afternoon's symposium. Sir*rZr *»he *S'"V l; f M *r i *"u*'5 *** Board of Agriculture MSt - f1.IIJ.39 set last year." sa Halt ' t»on." Commager ermng^ ° ',,S4*U*' * ' Thev pomiH thv W Bonn rcpub- arHed conformity :•* threatening the j •t the H*«le vrmpmism*** V, t.er mittcv ,. Aotj.'l i *ne" "' *• jaIHj ;r4nt inMrtstnsi sr» >a;ta- moral independence of t Commager was given a Centen- m«et^va» oof *• • known a* < ornctl t sn»mn fictogan State » ,n:al Award Saturday evening fort ,r.„t' "The yonng are hi» accomplishments in expanding A.^ H.i.'.nah^ nor Kar * . tivcly. dmf imisutot ># mm j e , '.n *ne Big ■ *«\ They would be | theDr.study of American history. | Agr.« . ' .re had nr. infor'n. name change, th-r- woatg be aw James-L. Morrill, preswier.'| The f hanrellor wrong this j of the University of Minnesota ■ The faculty Irida* enant- *erw helming approval far his j lauded the work re.ifMrrr.wl V- Vegent H" •.*. *a.d !t s 'h* rale la service t* the rsamtn tional defense studies, he said, by wealth aad la run pie la the using colleges and universities to aaliaa." Merrill said. tram its personnel, and through the words Mich.gan VaU nm j * , v« ever, emphasis on science and the -It is our obligation." he said its "to bring creative intelligence end j "Uhiver»itv • ,f •• - .ruititutuen na. 4 v-*:co n- practical, rather than on pure re- capacity into development in as »have the ( 1 ZvZ >r-*v «ket and Refugee Student* K«m-i nuuld in ft,;/ Hull,hi[> I hornrsn. when she the Rifle Club so that we %. A-w» ret can pride themselves on their was awarded the Distinguished have MSC girb rxtle I ed travel in States, t Unit- j shooting. Rifleman Medai. the highest an saal kUry Ar.n. "We reeei.v. *ra Aac Mauajjer Dies One such coed is Mar> Ana honor in junior rifle shooting. challenges tins veer from «--wd Kr«d Theodore I*. Bauer, j He sau Drtzhazy. Detroit freshman. "Shooting » the most interest- :ous tub teams but : ' the we . smsur. Union chet kruom and of '(.ilbrrt mill Sullican' ar* Cacur* Traverse Cit/ lost and («uiw otfica died the Michigan State Rifle Club. thtnk of." said M-ry Ann, And are necessary to -no Joe Rhea, Laas- Thurxiay night. To br Shown Tonight A Mary Ann first became in¬ there's an oportur.ity for trav- leam." :*«jsarnajT. reveivod ratings of Bauer. 94, had worked m terested in shooting about two ding around the country in at- Major Harry H m—' - .t. •.. < L LKv Th, tilt of "Gilbert *nd Sul¬ : capacity far the last lg yaan. years ago when her brother tending matches." adviser to the ROTC wrr> : .4 Co.lege stuoenu dr- "Ha to f«ei*n , was a vary actrt* mm . livan" will be shou r. - joined the Decreet Edison Rifle One of the top ihooter* on rifle team and the varsity •-*- film fan. tonixhl at Faircluld Jrarr. CUSWH8 Theatre at ' and ». !"*AV Club. She joined the club soon afterward* and last summer she the Edtaoo Club, shoots with the team whenever Mary Ann said that any studeat «•» interested in learning to srxmx UUM Maurice Evans. Robert Morley toAfvh -'-1511 Ext. 268 and Martin Green are starred in •» » » ber school week will allow. and who will attend inerfe~g» the British techsuookc aaovia. I Mmj Sou n out at tmm gitm » uviMd to joa Wa due. Graduation Should End Studies Organisation Newe Caps, Gowns and Exams Events of the Week on C Tt'EsnAY erary interest taken in England. The meeting will be held at 7:30 Just Don't Go Together Ken MrCormick, two Pulitzer Prizes porter for the Detroit Free press, will speak at 7:30 In 22 winner of nscrime re¬ p.m., in 221 Physics-Math Building. A coffee hour will follow the program. World Relatedness Commis¬ On March 17. for the first time in And while we're on the subject, a few- Union. Sponsored sion presents Prof. G. J. Joyeau by Sigma MSC's history, winter term graduates words on examinations for winter and fall Delta Chi, national men's of the foreign language depart¬ will receive their ment. He will speak diplomas attired in caps term graduating seniors nren't out of journali s m fraternity, the French government and Fran¬ on the and frowns. place. meeting wasoriginally sched¬ ce's political system at 8 p.m. at They'll lie dressed that way hecntise Spring term graduates don't have to uled for Last Wednesday but the International Center. this is Centennial year, and President take final exams. They tan march into was postponed when McCor* Everyone is welcome to attend. miok was called to Muskegon. Hannah requested it. Previously, only Maeklin Field knowing they will receive The public is invited and re- THURSDAY those seniors graduating in the sprintr a diploma that is theirs forever. Nobody A special meeting for all wore caps and frowns. is going to take it away from them. Studio Theatre is presenting men The whole idea behind this request is Itut the poor graduates of fall and the third series of one-act plays "CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS . winter terms not only have to take final in 49 Fairchild at 7:15 p.m. jrnod. In fart, it should be carried farther to require all future winter and fall term exnminatinns. but they must take them after attending their Commencement ex¬ graduates to wear caps and gowns. ercises. Their Commencement exercises have always lieen extremely simple. They've marched into the And dressed in street clothes ami heard the old story that It is Perhaps those who are responsible for this incongruous situation have been out of school too long to remember what final exams mean to most CAPS and GOWN! the |K>)icv of M8C to save all the ceremony students. attached to graduation for the spring They are not something that you can On Towing wade into blithely, without term Commencement. Then they get their diplomas, along with an invite to make it .Most preparation. students, including winter and spring term graduating seniors, spend 2 Solutions for I tack and take part in the impressive hours studying for them. spring ceremonies. They are no It's about time for a change. Those seniors unfortunate enough to complete laughing matter. Recause they must take their finals after Commencement, and because of the Presented WINTER THRU their educations when the weather isn't almost complete lack of so nice deserve ceremony at GRADUATION every bit as much winter and spring term consideration as do spring term graduates. graduations, many seniors don't even bother to attend Most of them will probably never again their own graduation. And who can set fool in a college. The very least blame they them? should receive as a reward for four years Some changes arc definitely needed. A Gate work is a graduation ceremony they ran perfect time to acquire them would Ik* remember. f«L at f« the right 'Never Before" INFORMATION Make Reservations MUM 31 I. 1955 NOW laws". Deep Itivcr SB|RE.NE™ RA LI i h RJAJBJI DjlM'A 5]$] I ME A'MONGBota EawiEfe Tirikae. mmm mm -adr £1 I ion Ticket Office Union Book Store! - . n wfAlstfUniElTMEtsfi Solution to Friday'» fuiilr Muk«* Your jsp Go Further ! !! TRY THE CD 2-1511 CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS ' * ' r ' ' EXT. 268 IIIG RESULTS - 49(* Student Special 49c FROM SMALL AI)S " at *«*>» ' j 73 Kewpees AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE PERSONAL 1 i la* *4il" rm " «,J0 M '.mm .. . ' '' LOST and . 7T YOU MAY WIN A BAG FULL OF accirciw ) fOUNB H *' JJ TRANSPORTATION *' *> 1 SILVER DOLLARS ■'■m •— mm ... tic SPECIALS and* * o ■»7 NOTHING TO HI'Y KIMrl.Y — NO I.FTTKItS TO VVRm <>■ irviil- i AUTOMOTIVE >id r,OMn,NAT,|^>Nt " RADIO J — C'OMK IN AMI SIGN IT FOR THt LI I II i " DRAWING. EVERYONE IS ELIGIBLE — If MALI IOT NO. 1 ONF-HAI.F r MALE . 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Phnn. home VOL'NO tn WIDOWER Holt with TO atngle ah.r. college 154 r.w in- rt"P' '51! 1 car tae mon'trdy"" **0X^1346 porT.4tni V ,U «4g IYYMOUTH Cafeteria mLCJ-B J)f 4 DOOR Av«. ' Fa»: Ur*M H ' i T r'wm J . 646 MERCURY 2-DOOR PERSONAL For the ces vnL« Gtht used STiiris—! Monday's Feature n cars ens MALCOLM MILKS, INC. For co-curt- service Ad u« to tfce Ckanr-. lv " >'7 ^ 'jk __ JTjatw Baked Swiss Steak YOUR Sp»r»tff'$ Spin'i "Never M©r«" HAYRIT ' \R.^ J*""1* Whipped Potatoes Mepch 4, 1951 'n—1 Combination Salud CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH BAVT 10 P" BUD KOUT5 Jokrmy Leng's Ofrhed'e Check in Hot Rolls & Butter CHEVROLET DEALER Deep River loyt here for your Beverage COMPANY — Open Evenings — Semi-formal 9*1 Ajjd. North .> .r-r* ■ -JJ Chocolate Pudding Coffee Dales - ra«h no« on tale. $4 90c 2*01 F Mriifl- FOR SALE Unto* Tieiet Office KamirwSB College Inil Cafeteria—Grand River & Abbott G«y» WANT trans^^US *«>* p. run ' 2nP."sO tD 1®° * J THE MlcnlAAN STATE NEWS nciads Romp 'Mural Hi-Lighls Swimmers Big 10 Standings Scores 10 Points, 'Ha| Trick' Tiursdav in Jenison 1 [Lopsided Win the date and place nual l\f Sports Open House. The night's card features the champ¬ Gym Is Post of the an¬ 49-44 MIC'll. STATU .51$ Olson Spree Paces Pucksters 19:19 for State', only tally in ionship contests in the fraternity line, led by Ol- at Ih-rdu. By ART UNDERWOOD . lor this week's Rig to championships, thi , fichigan State's Jeers closed wd, figured In all the scoring the second, while the Cophere Michigan track team, won its first meet or the yem college handball, fraternity bas¬ on both ntgbta. Spartan* Gor- picked up two, making the More .333 out the 1954-1055 Western Inter- stern Michigan anil Northwestern in a tri- ketball and dorrn basketball. enison Fieli house Saturday afternoon. 92-5/fl * ★ ★ IM BOXING SUMMARY Michigan State's swim- \ mers swept to their seventh ..1081 collegiate Hockey League season | with two of the most exciting games played on home ice this die King and Bert Pomerleau 6-3. In the final period it wa» State all the way after Minncgota'i Dick iff Mi :1 Western 'and final victory of the dual Meredith and Mayuich teamed ' *"rro *-Tom I North- Matmen End Monk man. "lioISd1*1 j meet season with a 40-41 de- *'Tom *«"• rision over Indiana in Jeni¬ ! Friday night, the skaters clawed Dave Hendrickson also up to rock up what proved to be the winning goat at 11:33. I l4-|intin«fs: | out a 5-5 tie with an assist on King's goal. The per¬ Gosper. iliham Joe S*v- Terry Poor Year l-IHrh WMhfftll, 'Mlri.rt- son pool, Saturday. Mayasich and Co. or of a hat trick performance by iod ended with Minnesota lead- senior winger Weldie Olson. Olson, who picked np 19 potato spartans With Loss me failed to break nd each team left the ice with Rounding out their poor¬ Fencers Win One, est (luul meet season sinre Skiers Donneil ulf a point in the win column. In other league play, Colorado 1037, MSfg injury-nlaaned The MSC SkiTTub team, flying Lose Three College cinched the title with a freesfvle events 4-1 victory over Michigan Tech wrestling team suffered u back to school after placing third while Michigan moved into undis¬ anchor leg Michigan State's fencers wor in 16-11 setback at the hands in the Central U. S. Downhill and puted second place with a 7-0 | of Town Teachers Saturday in Green Bay, Wis., by bad lar contest* played this wceker I drubbing of North Dakota. the Spartans I night, giving the Spartans a wea- Friday saw the Spartans bow Northwestern. 14-1 Henry j 2-7 record. all 17-10. On Saturdi State beat , Schiller, Spartan first line hockey on' rapid goals by Jim d lost elvht • Ward, Olson and Derio Nicoll. Wisconsin, 14-13, to |I players, are both under the S'a" mark. j Thi» State squad pulled goalie i Ed Schiller for the last minute iiuallinjc win In ne«. Jim Sparlanctlcs Lose I and a half in an all-out effort to i hurdles, a see- ton and The Women's City Club of D lime but Minnesota held Sh.higan put up ■ .(ran, hal- < hurdles and the swimming II. h.for. bowing to thr mar. Malison, the Gopher tie for second rtparlrnrrd Ci.llo, 4-1. or, kicking out eight shot Kintz Pares were hampered apt. Torn Pay- itered difficulty Gym Win "MAGNIFICENT!" - N.V. Herald kk Summaries i . . . ONE NIGIIT ONLY . . . MARCH 5 ... 8 DAVE imUUKCK (1 V A R T E T H.l'1 — TIIK AUSTRALIA* J S/.Z QUARTET PRUDDKX AUDITORIUM. I.ANSIM; • Sl.U.p..r."i g# SALES OPPORTUNITIES slminA imeo "ifuliet ^ ncmncoLOt r Laurence Harvey Susan Shentall Flora Robson with EXTRAS! "4 AT KINORTO" - CARTOON - LATE NEWS The Dow Chemical Company (JRKTA fJAKBO in "CAMILLE" Colwr by Technicolor Iron at* ul the Km It Mr.h,d All tho- u.mi, m Mnployrd would M.'ll.n,! M>. h ; lla» ar.d S.. B T,cam,can EIGHT UIIAIILS for today...tomorrow Avoid ihewc lonr walla. in no way „lr r,rm|>itoi. from notiiary rail II inlrrrvnl. u Mr Tmdlmtml t.m/J.nmrnl Hftrr. ...and YOUR FUTURE The I io» Owmoal (lompotiy, Midland, Mo lagan. MSC BARBERSHOP Bell Aircraft Corporation—de¬ signer and builder of the X-I,lhe first supersonic aircraft and (he X-lA, holder of (op speed and al(i(ude records—sets (he pace for (he aviation industry in research, design and development. Bell Aircraft engineers have won universal acclaim for outstanding work in guided missiles, advanced experimental aircraft, complete control and guidance systems, elec¬ tronic components, rocket engine assemblies and lervomechamsms. .Bell Aircraft is one of two com¬ panies in the U. S. that is produc¬ ing complete guided missiles like the B-65 Rascal, a pilotless bomber for the U. S. Ait Force. Today there is a secure and re¬ warding personal and professional fururc in the Engineering Division of Bell Aircraft for scientific and engineering graduates with imagi¬ nation and foresight young men who can apply tlicir talents to our Which side of the desk will . _ \ particular problems who are in¬ terested in helping to shape tomor¬ you be on ten years from now? ""M row's developments in all phases of i L of Michigan BeB will tr| Write for complete information The rig hi side—if you pick the right boat- ftepre*ci • of fie**. Mulligan BeD Telephone f cinpanv yuu ail it when they tome here foi make an appointment through pill help you, through its men's manage- |«rr.tr, or or her whjoct., art,, ,UIH< mam1 wm, ' m4 . tu a solid fulure a* a roomier oi tnan«f-iue« "QUIBMINT MICHIGAN BILL TILIPHONI COMPANY THE MICHIG'AH STXTE NEWS Sophomores Bleed Best Michigan Stale Spartans Face C.^ Drizzle and Snmv More drizzle possibly chang¬ Last-Day Donations Foreign Fll„i Scriw Fait-child Theatre -7 ami 9 p ing to light snow will add no Joy to n Spartun "blue Monday." Little change in temperature Boost Total to 1,851 "Gilbert & Sullivan" M Is expected with a high of 40 degrees predicted. Blood donation.H closed Friday afternoon on a total of Laviah 1,851 pints and the higgcxt single-day tally of the drive. Production-,Mil!h(fulMus. Maurice Evana, Robert The 432 Mnrley. Faculty unit on pints received by the Red Cross bloodmohile day of the drive was one above the Wednes¬ the last (, ^Continued from Page 1) day total and four above the 428 total for Thursday. The academic council would be Sophomore class members won ......... formed by: the class a participation contest with 12.4 per cent mark. The fresh¬ j Two members of the academ¬ ic senate elected from each men. who led in the contest early in the week, were second with 12 school, the university president, his assistant on academic af¬ per cent participation. fairs. the dean of each school, In third place, with 10 7 per members of the academic sen¬ cent of their members giving ate's steering committee, the lilnml, were the Juniors. Their deans of Basle College. Gradu¬ class council made the challenge ate Studies and Continuing Ed- I 1 .Seniors, trailing the jfield all EXECUTIVE The pro|K>serl senate steering week. Hosed the contest with an committee will have five elected 8.1 percentage. Spinsters : trial run members. Members would have two-year terms, staggered so that Helping to set the single-day drive record on Friday were do- JOBS I860 Stvlc—That Ih there would bo on election each j nations by faculty and staff mcm- Another function of the steer¬ < A total of 448 of them had made FOR Guests to Ride to Spin in Style ing committee, according to the 1 appointments for the dgvc, said proposal, would be to ussist the I Mi-njnmin Hickok, assistant pro¬ president for the in senate preparing agendas meetings. The ud director of the faculty-staff ENGINEERS Mam I.. David- »n and Allene I On Saturday'strial the stage- committee may donations drive. report independ¬ CJrimcs. coach, pulled by two horses, was Spinsters' Spin guests and cha- ently to the senate. Although faculty-staff licll Telephone cnmpiinie, pick many When the stagecoach reaches decorated with banner some What kind of pcrones will ride to the dance the Auditorium, a pro- donations were scattered cngihmitip i four costumed claiming, "Never Before, 1855- of their top executive, from among you most as a lile sink.' | Friday night in stylo IBfiO's style, ,<,"v friii* n.ortar Board will 1955," this year's theme. It was throughout the week, the drive A stagecoach of that vintage, meet it. Miss Garvin w as planned to concentrate tiieir engineer,. More tlmn half the are some of the said the driven by its owner, C. B. McFud- oppMiiumiii.. which made several trial runs most of their donations on Fri¬ stage will m ike several trips. I den of Lansing. President* of all Bell companies have System companies I.., around Circle Drive, MAC and on dents, the registrar, the librar¬ day afternoon: — ,., Grand Kiver Saturday afternoon, The SpinFriday night will be ian and the voting members The Monday total was 241. a- engineering degree*—a* doe* the Presi¬ abilities of will take th<*tn front the Alph i from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and is semi- Imut half the donation rate of the dent of the American Telephone & '•TI-p.iJ, Onucrou Pi house to the Auditor¬ formal. Johnny I king's orchestra of the faculty. last three days. Tuesday, 329 pints satisfying, permanent ium. according to Sally (inrviu, will play and the Deep Biver Duties of the senate, including were contributed. Telegraph Company. growing fields: I toys quartet will entertain at in¬ eontrol of the curriculum, are Life's Detroit representatives, termission. established by Michigan laws and ADMINISTRATIVE ENGINEERING-Mi. I.igan Hell who were cheeking the protect T ickets for the dance are nmv [ the State Board of Agriculture, Telephone on sale at the Union Ticket Of- ami oilier Bell companies, such as Illinois. Indiana. Ohio. \\ i-.. with their New York OHirc. The reorganization plan would i I' M. To Midnight fire at *4 a couple. ! also make instructors and assist- Long Lines Department, A.T.&T. do. S|M>nsors of the Spin are Mor- | ant professors members of the Dean King and five chaprrones will also journey to the Spin Hi Commager tar Board, Tower Guard Spartan Women's League. and ' faculty. At MSC they are now considered staff members. GETunm MAT. SOc-NIGHTR * BUN. 50c MANUFACTURING AND DISTRIBUTION-Western I.In I,, I Nindia Corporation (operated by Western F.lectiic t o. f..| ti, (Continued from Page I) Lnergy Commission I. the stagecoach. He said hi another sense, all CO-EDS— With spring just Spin chaperones are Mr. and RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT -1 Jell Mrs. Frederick (I. Alexander, Mr. education is public. "Schools are Tcleplm never immune from state con¬ Nmdi.i Corporation. and Mrs. l 2-31U Open Thursday Till U I". M. Dr. H. Jones Rrii.lrrrd (Iptomrtri.l Put a SMILE in your SMOKING! Ilanlt at l.iuslnr Rldt. .HI ,S llnunl ('.oni/fUrs he Rep voted a in i C.iint l ilr tut (ofils Slop iti or plionr for eje The AW.N Aetivi compiled a card t t'Miniinatioa appointment men student.*. The the student > n* lAlt-mli-il I'ii\ infills Avuilulili- He's Protected YOL? • Skiing • Home • Auto # (.ener We have ALL types 7^ CHESTERFIELD Today of Accident Ins. liospiUlizalion Ins. Get the habit... he Tn Low Cost Rales Keep your clothes looking neat, CALL TODAY have llieui cleaned often. TIBBETTS Insurance IV 4-1189- 1723 E. Ayi-m-y .Michigan College Cleaners 301 Abbott Rd.. E. Lamting