ICER8 PLAY LAST GAME TODAY U No. 157 PRICE 5 CENTS jitcs Scientists States See Nationalist Chinese Plan I tomic Flash Defense of Matsu Islands VEGAS. Nfcv. (At — The liiioreNt blunt of the new I test series flushed lorks of licht visible In a tloren Monday, caused an earth rumhle 3150 milps away, anil I Grand Jury May Fight [rieiitists and soldiers scurryintr for safety from ttie < Without U.S. Nevada test site. Indicts The predawn flash Assistance I times the strength i Witness Rrinfurn-nienls Black Hills of South Dakota, more Movin« in Sleadily than 800 ultimo miles northeast, llarl south of the holder In Mexico, ami In all II Westein states. The TAIPEI. Formosa oPi — fireball lasted 20 seconds. WASHINGTON (/P) — Mrs. The Matsu Islands lttfl miles Marie Natvii;, who set off northwest of Formosa will lm I'm incuts May The shark rinsed a minor Slate'* t'nion (Joes "On The Town" it sensation in Federal Com¬ defenderl and steadily l>e- ie ill April a are Fashions, Music munications Com mission hear¬ inir reinforred. junior Nation¬ IXti I'f — Leirisla- ing hy denouncint; her own alist officers declared Monday. cracked Window* Miehitran's AO Union Board Week a pay testimony, was Indicated Mon¬ Apparently this meant with or rattled sharply in the dollar Korean War a half hour after the day on nine charires of lyinir without t: S. >uppr.rt. Thr United < luoms went into Stat** not committed uittler oath. Phil Opens 'Ou the Town' The Union has gone "On the Town" for Union Board 1 Week. Decorations in the rnncoirrsp and trrill denirt the hist New lllue Key Offirera shown are Kumm Palmer, treas¬ urer; Bob Briihaker, president; Don l.irk. secretary; J ark Slrnsser. vire president, and Dan Webster, past president. T>»* 'fftir+r-L J,»e al Moot 4 State Debators To Go to California re we come is the sonic the State sintrinir this week. E. (J. Alexander, debati ■it Saturday at a Pi Kappa Delta, nations iftf F« sic honorary, meeting four debators will represent Stat the national Pi Kappa Delta convention at Kedland, Ca long Kong, ip. Pacific April 2-10. ic flying "State has always showr unday. The (lap and Gown ierlared he In Style for Winter Grads j ' Cups and gowns wilt brighten commencement March 17 despite lio-TV | the fact that only half of the gra¬ duating seniors have ordered the Editors. Staff ivo Slated customary graduation outfits. 1 Up to date 115 students out of State he 300 seniors and a limited number of graduate students have put in .!/>/mia ted for j with 10 c 20-f.ccond fireball compares seconds for the standard Stern Concert to ' | their orders for caps and gown», 19.).> Helot Russell A. Runnells, head of an- "•-day radio- j A.foomb The A EC" said this was Michigan; s March 12 in „ot thd moit powerful weapon Slated Tonight ranch, dancing ' imal pathology at the Palladium. .>wtmmtng at | commencement, said Monday and director of Clarence Petersen, editor of the I Theater. The conference J tested here, but indicated it was Laguna Beach and climax award) Graduation will begin at 8 p m. Helot, handbook for freshman, wclj above the 20-kiloton power [ Tickets are still available in the the speech dc- of thc n0mlnal bomb Experienced Union Ticket Office for the Isaac | banquet. > in the Auditorium. Runnells urg- ' obscrvei s r-tcd it in thc 30-to-40- ! Stern concert tonight in the Aud- To prepare debators for th« nk- . rd students to notify parents of roent of Mam* Allen. Dearborn t of participants (klloton claw A kiloton is thc reception immediately after ■ Gordon Webber, assistant: ceremony. No tickets are nec- er equivalent ot 1.000 tons of The celebrated American vio¬ thc.Grill Tuerd 1955 'Hint. — linist will appear on the Lecture-. It was also announci niton and Bowles in New Runnells hopes to distribute the Concert Series tonight at S:15. it show will be held horn Russia and ion Art Room. grjyluation instructions by Friday. r of Linden, Mich . Web- ! ASCE to Host Stern came to was in America with his par¬ Feb. traveled It-It. to Co*e f« for a ifUt- thor of the rceent best- lf ents when he was less than a V..rs of Eden." He will (,Ollt<»rf !!<*£ Here Film a Duv Wednptutoy tournament. Dtek Kraltek. "Creative and year old. He began studying the In Muair Auditorium Wyandotte senior. Rev Dean. Caps and Gown* 13 j violin at the age of six. At 17 he Ilnrand Junior. Lynn R'ger !Unw:t, Oai Michigan Stale will host made his New York debut. student chapters of the American Deadline Set Society of Civil Engineers at thc Stern's program will include b^FJiil Hugr.«-. Me.\ kind on Ike ASCE North Central Conference A "La Folia" by Corelli; "Sonata in Major" by Frank; "Concerto 1 If S Coffee Hour p»ur!)li*dbia !" Wednesday Mat* ei No. 3 in G Major" by Mozart; Titles . A joint meeting 1 nd Mary Conine,! wth "Rhapsody" by Ginastcra; "La- Our Fori TSJZTUZir"",,p; anni rrrnce ft » . Waehoe*. i cg»tc> from Ihe van' parUclpatr Thir Fontaine d'Arethuse" by S/yman- of India.' ":"1 eo,Ts '"r,:Ain awski and "La Campanella" by form price .up- j officials from j g»n and Ohio colleges thc Old College Kail. i J*'*"- Union bookstore. Reservations Michigan and resented. j University of Michigan invited bachelors Purpose of the annual confer- degree academic . 1 State to participate in five debates also t •romoti' belter relation¬ Fellowships Offered j before high school and business , parc day. lion ships between thc student chapters j club audiences. Joan Heflin, Bir- of ASCE of the various schools, All degree ids planned for stu- mingham junior, and June Turn- Scholars Can Go Continental > !f a "career panel" to stimulate interest in the field ulty members must wear ac ! er. Farmington sophomore, at- ic apparel for thc graduatir ! interviews, and pcr- of civil engineering, and to have J h>" students on camera TV. an exchange ot ideas of chapter functioning. held By VUNELIS MNSIY Another prospective school fr»: Only ow jj Feb.Thursday 1#4-JH. Miss fiTgran. Miss will begin in thc v at 0:15 ajti. Thc chapter Kellogg Center. How would you like to spend students planning to study abroa< the summer .ludy.ng m Europe? The idea is not a, impossible a, th|> iUnimer ,, ltK. Unlvt,„ltv „ his foreign scholarship. He orge T. igc j Turner, Krahck and Bill Martin, Beech, a German' Jackson sophomore, will debate and literature major, j recognition NEWS IN BRIEF March Spartan it may seem. Many foreign uni- • 5 studying at thc University j at the University wucemin. Icebreaker Quits Antarctic \xrsilies offer fellowship, and u a full year at foreign study eburg. Germany. j Joe Rhea. L*risin« scholarships to qualified Ameri- itory division BLTLNO AIRES. ARGENTINA Out Wednesday ran students. sounds more uMWullug. (he !n- leruatlonal tdueallonat E«- are carefully ournamcnt. docked in summary -Pv-Tbe f.S Buenos Aires Monday after Navy a 1 -month trail of thc Spartan Four Brili: blazing expedition to the Antarctic. Thc March s,ilc Wedncs- taking part in a joint Carrying out the first US* polar expioratwms m > magazine goes day. wilt n „.. theme built .round summer school program this year.' from (Juiitennial Speecli Atka discovered several good sites for new iM^s. , yearly jaxz from I Copies Available "Hundreds of opiiortunities to Dave ^ _ Congress aulhurized the ex- (tudy A IHDE TO THE man by B B NUotnn. Department to pronote a better good, bead of the school of gradu- Hannahs Founders' Day address. 7",!*"' V.y„?.r' OF SUNSHINE The issue will eerry a ballot understanding of the Unite! ate studies Someone has to get| "Unfinished Work," will be avail- ^ \ ..... .. . for the April "Sporty F>*" The State, in other countries and to them. Since they are awarded I able to students tree 01 charge j1®*? n^' * . ciajma that pi's VACATION five coeds receiving the motl increase mutual understanding be- cooipctitivcly anyone with a good today at the Centennial Booth in vulneracle to attack, vote, will be interviewed by the tween tnc people of the United academic record should keep the, the Union Concourse. . . ar c. r a /. ee AHVERTISE IN AlOaUtU llflCCl.t N. Offt oajswem Spartan staff, with thc Winner to be chosen from among them. Ballots arc for female undcr- The Universities of Birming- ham, London, Oxford and Edin- hurgh are offering summer fours- es in English history, literature, Sutes and the people of other idea of fweign study in mind." countries. Additional information and ap- ; Last year four Michigan Stair plicaliuns may tic 'ibiaiiird troin ; studenls were awarded scholar- 'ha Institute "1 International Ed- j Dr. Hannah gave tha address at the Founders' Day Award. Dei- nci Feb. 12. ft wax later ioccr- x perated ' MUNICH. CW-rnsany UN—Civ l . rOOU —w Ji art, musk, drama, philosophy and ships to universities, in Qezmany ueahoo. L La.' 61 St, New Yak i Record ! .by Congmaraas Don.I lit* accused the UndarV.Slaf of d Japan. 2L SX trttn Nameless- information mcert Band Timbuktu for You YTNVON BOARD PUBLICITY -by gene r1tzinger- 4 p.m., 41 Union Earns Praise Last Friday the ''.Michigan Daily." < the U of M. published an editorial w ritten by on- Mis* Dor¬ w-* r of SPANISH CLUB 7:30 p in., International House TOWF1 GUARD 7:30 p.m., Beaumont Now it's unanimous. othy Myers, the "DailyV* prized yourtgr city eJi'or. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The nlned Mis The tvrll-drscrvetl praise Dr. Kdwin Franko Goldman R p.m., 31 Union, Color slides My< of Ecuador and Colombia— M-STATU paid Michigan State's Concert Hand Sunday only echoes topic, "How the Cow College Can the lonp-standing admiration of the hand by its many Dr. Teran Become a University," and judg¬ El.-, i H.II i UNION BOARD SOCIAL friends. ing from her weighty comments. womta Was written only after she had The first of the Centennial concerts in the Auditorium 4 p.m., 31 Union •pent many solitary hour* con¬ was played before a near-capacity audience, filled with sumed in deep thought, probably UNION BOARD PUBLICA¬ -.. :. " , p(r the joy of pood listeninp. TIONS denying herself food and sacrific¬ 4:30 p.m., Goldman. reeopnired as one of the preatest llvlnp con¬ ing study and sleep in order to 30 Union SYNODICAL CONFERENCE tllRlsil cert bandsmen, concluded his part of the concert, turned to the audience and said, "the band here Is amonp the top bless the "Daily's" readers with reflective and singularly erudite LUTHERANS U\V|/ BUNnri' 6:30 p.m., Bible Class, Luther words of wisdom. two or three university bands in the country." Chapel, 444 Abbott Koad The lady let known that Ironically, one of the best-received numbers on the AITHA PHI SIGMA "Prestige is w 7 p.m., 32 Union concert was Goldman's own composition. "March Michi- SOCIETY or AUTOMOTIVE pan," written in honor of the University at Ann Arbor. ENGINEERS Goldman said he hopes to write a march for Michipan 7 p.m, 33 Union State. DELTA OMICRON Perhaps after the enthusiastic reception in East I-ans- 4 p.m.. Union Music Room VETERANS ASSOCIATION inp. the university will he honored by a "Michipan State 7:13 p.m.. 31 Union Centennial March" by Edwin Franko Goldman. Goldman also reeopnired Michipan State's hand director. "I thought I'd be considerate and tell her t Prof. I.eonard V. Falcone, as "one of the outstandinp hand bene were wrinkled—hut nhe wasn't wearing 1 College, **whleh hasn't masters in the country." Falcone directed the first half of Sunday 's concert. mi hie or* In aeenring decent In the last couple n ped her effort SHORTHAND |g: Falcone's history with Michipan State bands is one to On MSU Issue which the university can point with in 6 weeks pride. He joined the music staff as band director in 1927 and SpecdwriUi held this position continually except for a year's leave in 19-15 when he orpanired bands in the U.S. Air Force. Also deservinp of praise for his continued work In Mich¬ Lack of Logic Cited L. B. U. has had nearly a centurt i,l,cine arcrrtarira. I) plat,, and If one I, to work. why not bonkkrr ,,r,, or - h"' To tW Editor: prrpatr ipan State band concerts is C. Oscar Stover, assistant to Today for my own interests tlon»? Invratlrato. " •""I Falcone, drill master for the Marching Band and director I asked several students what Day or tvenlne Claw. of the Activities Band. they thought about the propos¬ ed name change of our institu¬ The music department can add the audience applause of LANSING BUSINESS I Sunday's concert to their long list of achievements, from tion. The answers were so start¬ ling that I couldn't resist mak¬ \IURsITY Janice Bischoff the spring term concerts in the band shell ing them public. to the Activity- Band performances at sport events, the One student told me she was Marching Band's deftness at Macklin Stadium grid games, the traditional against it. Why? Simply be- INFORMATION Christmas concerts and nation-wide acclaim in the 1954 that if we became a university Pill GAMMA Nl Still time... to remember her I with Rose Bowl Parade. the name of our major school 7 p.m.. 42 Union 3 ATT SOCIETY OF WEST TELEGRAMS! diplomas. CIRCLE DRIVE If ynu-vn l.vn n-mi,. Crossword Puzzle 111 Jj|S£ Another person definitely op* 7:30 p.m., Bennett's (Smoke don't dMpmr' Thrr. < to mako ami-nil, ACROSS iege to university said, "There with tVl.-- 29. Negative I. raneet 4®. Beseech 4. Nothing 42. Irish poet how. and I don't want to be Michigan Stale News 1 delivery «>n . t. Partner: 44 Past blank will win her un.lv i,,* slang 45. FsvorttS Logical" Well, let us say that 12 Metric land 47. Creates disorder 13. Holly U of M who 49. Prosperool contend that. 14 Small cssa 15. Fine cloih periods among other things, wc i 17. Profound 61. King of IS. Exist Solution of Yesterday's | 20. nog 32. Symbol for now Features At DOWN I. By l:M-3:tS-&;!0 I. 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W ATCH THIS IP" ■■ COLUMN tnt "ihclrtftXtf 's'mflw MSdaduk Rough Play Marks 4639 Win rrari am; March It Phi Dells Edge Rather Hsll 7 BASKET!**!.!* Court 1 tan was tauter ham Mnm aa ke , three of eight in the aaeond. •cored Oft I breakaway. WlsMhl- Court t The wtnnart hit on three «hetl routh. harft-teufht 10 Teams tJJ Thru *1 re Thrta Xl Alfeya BOWLING 6:36 I t Rather ? v« Rather s H»I|M Phi Delta in the ad|td hathae 1. «0-»a. latt 10 second* of play. The i victory advanced from the field In the first half and nine in the decldlnf period^. but. they scored each point*in-34 — eight half at- Butter fluid wtnt ahuutft shot by Hurt Buffer. aht mi i net S-4 Heat Nhftw • W. Weat Shaw T the all-unlversitjr leed In the Editors Rather took the opening minutes and butlt up a Wolverines 24-16 halfttme margin which they OTNRR aCORU laUa «. RaUlrsU R not relinquish until the last Slate's ! did j 45 seconds. Pull Upset; 'Mural Hl-Lighls results Of Monday's laa iriea put the Delta Inte a Don Ward led the A V All ABLE NOW! 11 Scorer if 38-M tie •• a fteM goat and a 4, followed by Ulen and Bob T gymnastics meet were: climb Woo by Nick *ml free threw. Dene Preketea add¬ ;«nrrignn with seven and six Clip llawks p • d. Dctftrr nilkarf; Jr*. li ed the winning basket In a markers, respectively. * seramble under the net. WWW Mid \stnrdrsl Rather missed a chance to tend Terrapins 33. Lea Clng !« [oral1!*' Mentions KhiMv. Jorgpnson iJSS&i Iff'.1- the game into overtime when The Terrapins moved into the soar. Tod, Nick Smith: Ird. Tro*- Ather Sky was fouled In the last mi-finals of the Independent Lead 74*58 Win Irr Winning tout - tH. 'ague on the strength of a 33-28 uvred more hon- The parallel bars, flying rings second of play He made his first toss but the second shot bounded decision over l«a Clng. and trampoline will be heiuir named to ANN AttBOR ifl-Tco tumbling held this afternoon at 4 off the rim and the game ended. Elmer Knoblock and Joe Bysko Sport* Fditora' nimble euanlK. one n senior paced the Terps with 10 points The looem were plagued with each, although Bysko missed eight cam and to the playing his last Thr First! LP Album |,,i Pro** All-Riir 10 triune. led Net Schedule fouls, bott leal Two free throws. The winners scored seven | Michfiran to a 74-58 upset markers before Les Cing's I .en tho other half of jrurs conference victory over His? Aiinotinecd Siemlnskl and Andy Benson put throw. in a lay-up and a free by thai New MrcoY al fekkam 10 ehnnipion Iowa in Yost Honored conference teams hy aportnwritern. The halftime score was 19-8, in on , Fieldhouse Monday night. favor of the Terps. Piano SriiHalion Buttrrfleld 7. 38: East Shaw 6. 31 Ffltirl, by the Totlav in Ice Arei off night, hi on the 1955 tennis schedule an- ' Jim Crane and Len Krus/nk DON SHIRLEY of the Big 10 nouneed Monday by Biggie Munn.' combined 14 and 10 points to lead were Minnesota'-* igun played : athletic director. their Butterfield 7 quintet to a because of Rather's football-Iiki "Tonal Expression*" Frosli leers Battle The taller Hawk- The matches varsity trip south includes with Marshall College, Huntington. West Va ; Davidson. play ns proven in the final totals Rather scored 10 field goals in th« first half and six in the second 38-31 victory over East Shaw 6 13 The winners, after gulning a 24- tNC) College; Univ. of North Al Their foul shots were four of sis Varsity Carolina and North Carolina State. thaw's Jim Donaldson scored By ART CNDERWOOD Finalein The Spnrtan team finished third in the Western Conference meet1 last season and compiled a dual attempts in the Initial stanza anc Track Team even of his lolly added com 13 three points. Chet field goals outside the free throw clr- Scarlet' Record Shop inference title, suffered i mi the AP second Hockey makes its final appear- (Across From Ilerkey) cuards. Bill Sou- Butterfield moved Into a short- nee on the Spartan sports scene lie heuerman. Mlch- off-key anticlimax 4 .10 when the lame began when Huel Washing- ' f. back 842 she j sity in the traditional ' cr hand turned irked It. .1* man j Th* *»mc wl11 •» 1,1 "'T I ^ ^cm rcnee to the load ! °f seniors . W Hon- m"k °,n'y b>',h'.n"ph' YOU CAN MAKE IT he conferenee this ; Woldie Olson, Ocrio N The last time the Wn r.v Campanini. John (»i 'ordie s place Spartans 01 , | King, John Mayes and l. Stored in total points the seen IF YOU HURRY! the top pick he- 1 tan manager Hob Roy. j place Michigan squad 89 to 82 I allowed 126 goals against them oth the Wolves 59. There'* jusl lime lie-fore The llarkey Awards banquet will be held Immediately fal¬ The Varsity - FYosh g.imc ihoHp baggy, bleary, len lug the contest to which brings a close the best season In the history of hockey at Michigan open to the public. LI J foinplrt# Himwx At |:w | NOW! —| exam week blue* -el in for a Standings Slate. Tiger Outfield 1 HE CHALLENGED! This j frosh squad sparked 1 THE KLONDIKE'*! "PORTRAIT TIIAT SPEAKS" Brings Joy I SIN and r.RFin l bv I be To Harris Chicago College of II Extra: Sport Rcrl On the defense for the first year OPTOMETRY H Cartoon A Nrw* GALLAP-AUSTIN STUDIOS en will be Bob Jason and Art iker, the largest and smallest Aitrmrtiv* fr*f«ui«a |NE\T ATTRAt TION - "Thr Long Gray l.lnr"| AeroHH From Slale Theatre In goal Coach Amo Bcssone Doctor of Optometry ill be depending on Aldo AIM- five of the best DEGREE >m West Springfield Mass , IN THREE YEARS Pr... i t 5. For a Bachelor or Advanced Degree in Two Large Eye Clinic* Mechanical Engineering - a Rewarding final learn aUllstlcu this year show the S porta no blasted 903 ballots lit the Mhots al them in opponent# nets. €37 of league action. Only them they threw ou! ing to stretch an e: men try- • Credits Ap- Career a BELL AIRCRAFT WWW of a hit or flyball. « Credit FINAL SCORING Harris also was n i impress- en.Utlev "ViSJaalty^Minolta' couple of flashy rookies, who are O A PU Pent PM pointing toward a regular berth in the Tiger outfield. WORKING ON ROCKET PROPULSION . . . LAST • Design and Development • Research TATE TIMER Rocket Engines Materials and Propellants TONIGHT AT 7:33 • 9:33 t Thrust Chamber Turbines and Pumps Pressure Vessels • Development Testing Heat Transfer Fluid Mechanics Combustion Power Plants Pumps and Component* On SERVOMECHANISMS . . •hll, not hltlinf • Design and Development Experimental C0PITQL . TOMORROW Servo Valves Hydraulics Inertial Guidance Missile Autopilots Systems iv also top-notch re- MAT. m-MGHTi * »UN. Ma Instruments Helicopter Autopilot V vt ran in one of the <-tensive players, NOW SHOWING Oft IN OINERAL LABORATORIES Ail and Srblundl \^\ ike Eas*.West All- • Eln.no- Mechanical New York's Modi Equipment Evaluation Shock and Vibration Tests Equipment Test Fatigue Studies lace • Hydraulics Static Test • picks on both , •gan arid Freeman leakage Tests Load Tests of rest being seniors, Alu -OITLAW STALLION- Flow Tests Airframes, Components • the only sophomore WED. — "DANGF.ftOl'8 Pressure Drop Studies following a late MISSION- AND Pressure Vessel and splurge that moved "(OftONEk CkEIk" tank evaluation Mirhigan Slate jurap Emphasis on rocket propulsion and servo controls for guided missiles and aircraft opens challenging new fields for graduating mechanical engineers at Bell Aircraft. u Foreign Film Series Advanced research in engineering offers excellent opportunity for professional College Auditorium advancement. Wednesday, March 9 One Showing — 7:30 P.M. Address Inquiries to: Maneger, Engineering "HAMLET" JOAN GREENWOOD-PETER FINCH Write for complete information Shakespeare's Great Classic ""CEQL PARKER * 1k Befe' or nuke an appointment Starring through your Placement Office. 1-aureace Olivier. Jean Simmon* Our representatives will be And A NOTABLE CAST on campus Among The Great Films of Ail Time Admission: 50c March 10-11 POST OFFICE BOX I Jm J Ohio River Roaches Including Exams 'Disaster' Heights Profs' Problems lm "«« Adam, lo' h»< and aim i SEE TABL1 STORY Families Look for Shelter Solved by Study Michigan Agricultural Exped¬ Position, o, staff As Water (Causes ient Station. l,.b" hold du Damage So yon By JACKIE OLDHAM Today'! talk from 2-3 p.m. and think you have troubles? 'cdneiday'i lecture at' 7:30 p.m. CINCINNATI (A') — The Ohio River crept Monday night I University and college problems, on a large scale, are ill be given In 17 Forestry toward its highest level in seven years, forcing hundreds of i the meat of the Study of Liberal Arts Education, located uilding. The lecturee, by Dr. T. families along its (tanks to find new shelter. i in 6C Berkey Hall. * S. Colle, are open to the public. It will attest to the fact that and a library of materials are aome | American Red Crow officials In students are not the only ones of the aids the study provides for Automotive Engineers Dulles Talk having trouble with tests and teachers. curricula, its members. The study helps schools carry on their own studies, To Meet Tonight and set up counseling programs The student branch of the So¬ ucky and West Virginia have On Far East;~vdnad„ Evans red s damage, of the Franklin Mrs. Helen County, With exams only a few weeks ciety of Automotive Engineers will meet tonight in room 33, Un¬ ion at 7 p.m. nbus chapter reported, away, worried students may get hHiif!"- Value!* Due Todav nwever. In Cincinnati. Col. some small consolation consider¬ ing that the university may have Guest speaker will be Ben D. Mills, assistant general manager of the Continental Division of the , «.'{ Itillion Person, the Ohio River en- had more trouble making out the did not view the damage tests than they will have taking Ford Motor Company. cr Mills will discuss "The Contin¬ yoltK (A*) — A i'nrinal Hrport Givm to IVt'siilrnl ludents trying to get their fav- ental Concept," [piling burst ov • teacher have imlhlnx on enl- l-f 54 firnil Grad Wins WillH lions concerning Ford's new 110, ooo car. Market Tuesday or university presidents try- vrttU ff IllB |h.< close snd po WASHINGTON uV) — Sec¬ to pick a new dean, one of the * r * a •lentlcssly retary of State I tulles staved ilcms brought for the study's VOIC6 Audition Voice AllUltlOll Ma.vhew said. Fraternity-Sorority Jewelry late at his office Monday residents, the final authority June Cannon. 1954 spring grad- Stationery. OlfU. Neve Hire writing the report to the peo- a school's problems, can let "at*, won the State Student Audl- n their hair every winter at a tion for Voire held Saturday in Medal. end Trophic*. Award* plt he will make Tuesday ident's workshop, sponsored the Music Auditorium, Ceramic* Fiddle* Knitwear. | brr .k In IN. nipht on the results ot .his he study. Monev, a universal Regional auditions of the Nn- it three blllli Ceateet defense-! fjrhteninn visit to the, >lem. In a frequent topic of tional Federation of Music will lie • market valu ussion. Unlike, students, pros- I held Mnrch 26 in Columbus, Ohio d on the Nei Fat Fast. ts arc denied the last resort' Auditions are held on state, re¬ GORDON STONE .mer. The Aw citing home to parents for it.1 gional, and national levels every In Cut Lanatng two years. The student compoti- P. O. Bex Ut er flood wn summer workshops also jjon includes people up to age 23. MirhiRan Slates sue IV t-MM Spartan Monday mnrnii f«r N»nng va Bob Cerleon - Gordon Stone rations more snow flan ■re predicted "Veer Balfour Mon¬ for today. Today's high with a low of ft last night. ti, O. Balfeur Coin pony Smoking Ann Arber, Mlahtgan ISZ1 South Unlrarefty MSC Careful, It's East report.- Habit-Forming FREEPORT. III. (At — Ell Bcnnethum celebrated his 100th birthday by taking it easy on his son's farm and smoking a id MBS 'as smoking a reporter, nking cigars Lansii from hi. 7(1.000-mile. In tYaahlnxtmi. Gl eat-We st nx two- the Amerl- eeek tsia. visit to seven nations m e.n Red Cross said II ransldrrs the flood of disaster proportions In the Northeast and Far West •rtmns of the United States more Life ASSURANCE COMPANY 'or the purpose of pm.ldlnc •(AO O»»ICI-¥»IUUI»IC.CA«A0» I' />■!•, is I shelter, food .nd rtolhlns lo tree (,tfl neatly victims Aircraft1 tor Spring Term tf^T'Lhes'in' we"' v KASHAMERE SWEATERS Tony Pasant Students Bob Brrzrn \g V wart I by ror1iie brooks short sleeves 8.95 i.ong sleeves 9.95 Bolt Unhurt cardigans 10.95 all new spring colors Fink — Bod — Tout — Yellow — While Gere* Oraage N.vy Brown Now You Can Lean — — — all sizes CHARLOTTE SHOP SMART FELLOW Spartan hnpinwr Sharp looking, too . . . ^ On MiincU Monday TIIE SMARTEST SHIRTS ON CAMPUS PASS THROUGH OUR SUDS LAST l.\>MM I.U MMJY UNION BOARD ri.'l m.a.t. last lt.rt.lpl, TIMERS ..rt;> WAV| |.„ \|KN" today: rill- "BAMBOO PRISON" ,K"b*rt RUMBA HIGHWAYS TOX TROT starts Verb bret SAMBA "lloff la U WEDNESDAY ' sBSiiiBOiSil TO FASHION MAMBO Lr.ltmeny b SWING STYLE SHOW UNION BALLROOM TUESDAY EVENING ARTHUR MURRAT ImiBinr SELL 7:30 P.M. Mam) k /' ANYTHING? FREE —A Agncu CwCTHES BY ■ STEVENS hu?DS AND iher C.unc ptiAS. ffev. (A" JACOBSONS • next shot 'Onions wei OF EAST LANSING -MARTHA HYER'SXIP HOMDER JOAN VttiS dio. Sought 2nd ATTRACTION lINr.TON ,.jv-s imTUF ill Ik i«w \ Homeless A. I ml. Re flood-.wc i forced to.