Record Slump Homecoming Termed Stock Market 'Mysterious' Drops Sharply NKNV YORK «/P)—Heavy blown of two nellintf wave* sent No Glue* Given On the ktoclc market *tajrir|icared on Miehipun State's ram- Kxpunsiou Cited pus this morninp spellinp out "M.A.C. is still a row col- As Main Problem Mule Include, lepe to us" in laiye letters on the walk in front of lleaumnnt Talks tower. n> JIHRV JENNINOS Miehipnn's (lover nor (i. Where Has He Keen? mi ri'.-t for tlic„ wl"!l'me hy'unlcieauficd TwO AlTCStCCl 1 c 11 * Slennen Williams presented | his blueprint for solving the Death Near staff of State 111 Probe of In' the ' educational needs in a Lansing i.is are ti.kiny •s the "'•overnment Workshop on • iwcen term*. Credit Union Kduration," held Monday niizht in the Union. Truck-Car Collision Hooks Impounded For Grand Jury 1 Kills Four in Familv » DETROIT (/P>—Two men were arrested and .JL warrant issued i A truck-car collision ciaht miles north of Utn«:nr «.n against a third today in a federal L'SL'7 Monday afternoon took the Jives of four memU rs of a investigation of the four million family and injured a fifth. i.icutifMd 42, of Rives > Debate Team iriues subsided. This stop-loss i f|prTM»ni Splits Even elltng accentuated the slide. The Associated press average of ! 2 «|v'0# s In W isconsin A) storks fell $.1 #0 at 9151.50. the , R> split evenly Wisconsin de- kj» $3 10 on Tuesday. Today'* Jack Hole, State News editor- >n MaOiv-m. Hogg, assistan t ad- in-rhief. Hill Hurst, student gov- the U.S. Di¬ part - ernment presiident. and Dave Hy- li urc's depart mcnt man, chief jtistice of the student tialfir court. vtjll represent Mich- at ion Service will lieaker. His talk The V of !it's trio will include n it d Cumpeitition Eugene Ilartvng, managing editor I and Water Re- of the Michig an Daily; John Bai- of the inter-fratcr- p.m. ty, president Union. nity council, islid Richard Pinker- > of the Michigan '1,11 Ci Dcnslow, 29. n( Mount Dtck Kr.lkrk.W j rk will be eX. Union. .ant. the driver of the truck, 1 lorriuor and stu- Howard Fi nth. vice-president uninjured but was taken to itatc Police post at East Lan- for questioning, cording to the police report, ichrocder car had backed out 0,>e driveway and was proceedini; sule debated Minnesota la High .">■"> Chemical Meet ! Tlarsc Ml*tardur* mi h«1 ' " * ' S'"'r T' " ''r' Siiuly Siinlmls! To Draw Many IFstioillUI III- II i-l State Profs FFA Meeting ; Scheduled at State 1 i As State si Cmcinnati, Ohio, March 29 to April 7. Among those attending and pre¬ senting papers arc Professors L. U Quill and F. B. Dutton. Associ¬ ate Professors K. G. Stone, R. IT. NEWS IN BRIEF Byerrum, and II. Hart. Assistant Professors J C. Speak. R. D. Schu- Hillion rU, and C II. Brubaker. Professor Byerrum will also at¬ Campus Police for Foreign Aid tend the Federation Meeting April 13. where he will present a To Hold Cars 1 'ION utV-Forrign Aid Director Harold L. blasscn said paper with R. L. Dingier on "The Cal» Wonder Where Men Are ■ urn, July 1 will bt held to 3'a billion dollar.. Incorporation of Formaldehyde In to Nicotine in Tobacco Plant Me¬ Of V iolators put Sel Free ♦ 1 ♦ by Federal Jmlge tabolism." Dr. Quill, head of the chemis¬ try department, will speak at 2-1 Ratio Proves Misleading E 'Th-John David Provoo facing a second trial on Bowling Green State University on charges, was set free Monday by a federal judge April 15 on "The Rare Earth Ele- • 37-year-old former Army sergeant had been denied Pal rights to a speedy trial. * * * Petition Deadline Sri pic Bower Plant Planned For Quern Sponi-ori, Tl—The Detroit Edison Co fllsctostd today l« plans million dollar atomic power plant somewhere in >outh- Tor Student Govcrnmcnl A rl M'lilal ion— • Crossword Puzzle WMU O *111'. < 4.»: * * w 4 ' it 3W 1 Thanks, Miner Yoteanlfl 4 r. mnod^T- It's Been A 3*. Not nhort 2!» Jon SO. Strap 32. Make j}r_v:]i4i4 rx« 4R □>mm finn IJ.' [441 i-p-;;4'.'i f.v: Mtin HUIA* .«> ART UNDERWOOD Abhon Rd SKNIO* »AU From where 1 si! 1 ran look on! the window and see the ' Rough Term pdiiiimS icr.w.4 jlSIIIMr.x SUU1:4M !:lMlMr.'M.4 trees, still bare and stark. pushing ti»> orange promises of spring into the lazy sunshine. hmhmII Aur.' The university is pushing building executives, teachers Winter term is almost over and student government and trmlespeople into the more energetic sunshine of their officials, the ones that are left, should be breathing a sigh lives this week also. WiNufcn of relief. Mivtin ^•tjuq They should lie thankful for a chance to start over Spring is here, and spring I* a time of change. fLr.vii There are some changes budding around the office of 8 .10 p anp-auou, " spring term because this term has lieen plenty rough. ASMK-SIl:\ioi Unit, On the personnel side of government operations, the the State News this lime of year. too. list of resignations Is certainly not commendable. It would With every term Hint passes, new people appear and be some of the old staml-hy« that we have come to know a blow to any organization. move on to other things Four of the ex-officers held key posts on the executive • Pm., Mi- This is alt in the way of harking into a farewell and a AMMUWN or legislative divisions of the government. Knrh had a thank-yon to ore of the stand-bys. MET.M.S good reason for quilting, hut. nevertheless, the vacancies In the pas! two years the h'olemine has grown to mean were there. tin easy-going kind of literary coffee break in the daily On the list of resignations are: grind of the more run-of-the-mill columns of type in the Litsts In the I 1. Mirki McRride. Secretary of State Affairs—a position State News. | (..mirsi are: i second only to the president. Its often pungent, always interesting comments have Ln; Roberta 2. Roy Rider, head of the Student Government Centen¬ provided readers and staffers with some rhnekles and some b, Kiinclman, nial Commission. enlightening insights to events around campus and the Kitihlin, Rata' .1. Fat Callahan. Speaker of Congress, highest officer on Lr„ freshman. the legislative branch. 4. Rill Mansfield. Speaker of Congress—but for only one week. the last eoupie of terms Three of the positions have been fittest now. Rut one. probably the most important of all, is still vacant. That is the Secretary of State Affairs post. Miss 'McRride resigned more than a month ago. And as yet President Rill Hurst has not replaced her. It's about We are going to miss him around here, and I've a hunch time he did. let of readers are going to miss the Kolemine. There are new iw-nplo to take up the slaek hut somehow The work of 1he Secretary- of Slate has alwars been 's never quite the <-ime Still. Jack has earned the right considered important, in woverwment rirrles. at least. • take off the miner's Hurst should know. He held the |nh last year. lamp and put down the pick for while hefore entering the sunshine, Rut resignations are still internal affairs of the govern¬ ttotal luck, .larkson. on vour last sel of finals. Thanks ment. a Part of the super-bureaucratic set-np which seems >r a great four years, anil anytime von want to drop . to have become an essential part of the government in the round and dig out a few* more ehttnks for us I'm sure you past year. ill rememher the way up to the third floor I'nion. Store important than the personnel problems is the lack of accomplishment. Aside from its excellent rvork on the name change letters and pet it ion. the government has done few of the' things it proposed this term. Hurst's proposals were: If you want to get t>oth sides of the name change story, MODERN SIZE t. elimination of finals for fall and winter term seniors. you should be in front of a television set at Sr.'ltt tonight. The government has done nothing on this issue, although That's when three student leaders from Michigan State the Slate News has certainly tried to give them a push. and three from the University of Michigan will debute on 2. Amendment or revision of the Angeii anti-discrimin¬ the proposal to give State a university title. Eojoy the Beet in Filtered Smok J ation ordinance. At present a trill to accomplish this is in By now, students have heard arguments l»>th for and committee. Rut, the trill has been in committee for u month against a name change for Michigan State. Rut they'll have mighty few opportunities to observe exponents of FILTER TIP TAREYTON now, and so far nothing has happened. .'I. Investigation of the traffic jam in Berkev Hall. We the two viewpoints at the same time. LANSING ItlSINESS I'NIVERSITY with the Activated Charcoal Filter have to give the Congress credit for investigating, but Tonight is on* of those opporlunities. tanning's W.IIM-TV. channel fi. has offered the half- that's atiout it. in fact, at the last meeting, one member commented, "Oh. well, spring is here now and there won't hour of television time becuuse of increasing public inter¬ PRODUCT OC Ji&rteXAftmf I be us much congestion." est in the name change. The Michigan trio will oppose the name change and the I. Finding of more adequate office space for STlTN three Spartans will speak in favor of it. (Student Texts Used and New.) This the government has done. STl'N now occupies Ijuonset 52 instead of being All the way down the line, the State News has supported the name change, but we feel that students should learn CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS squeezed in the I'nion. It's a long trip out there, hut at all atsmt the other side's feelings, too. Tonight is the time. least they've got some room. S. Publication and recording of the Aima Muter and SERVICE ANYWHERE I classified iatis HOUSING SERVICE THETA SIGMA gill 7 p.m.. State News Otfice additional charges SEE f Stewart GRANGER^ for yourself Grace KELLY AUTOMOTIVE Paul DOUGUS.»». why the whole town's LOST and FOUND ONE SHIRT FINISH^ » Delia -re Delta Judy E 111., junior, t gone skin-diving 7.IPI»0 LIGHT**. ^tua.glolwIMCSC.'iJ TARTINt; Trailer Park. 3328 HOUSING HIGH READERSHIP HOWARD HUGHES . '' * . . LOW COST" . . JANE RUSSELL > IN ' *&■ • ' TRANSPORT^ UNDERWATER!r l-OTATION UP—PtIcvr Down WILEL 2 JUtt AAXE UP TO T>€ FACT TKAT NC(IN CLASS? Bini.K CHAnct; CUSTOM-MADE • ntr rnonr IV 5-4WTJ MICHIGAN STARTS SATURDAY* — MIDMTE SHOW 'A Little Bit OTIcaven' on Garth Ballot .Box Completing pledger „ro: Miriam Tuley, Eait Lansing sophomore; Doris Wiley, Uiaml Hupi.1t sophomore; Caro. the list of rhl Ma Style Show Set by Alumnae Spartan Alumnae Club mem- The purpose of the benefit pro¬ lyo Winnlrkl, >rs will present "A Little Bit gram is to ruisc funds for furn¬ Ionising sopho- ishings in the Bride's Room of the h'Oie, and Sue Wot/, Detroit O'Hcaven" Wednesday night in « SMphoinoi e. fashion show featuring the latest Alumni Chapel. Cuinplottrig the* list of Alpha spring and summer fashions at According to Mrs. John Kobe. Furnishings at Omlrrun Pi pledges arc: i^jUI^<* the Olds Engineering Auditorium. Jr., general chairman of the coring I F.luiuc Duren, l^arborn fiesh- The style show will I*? part of a Since thut time, a steam iron and nuiii; Ruibuiii Ann llouk, Chicug<> benefit program which will in¬ Ironing board have l>een purchas¬ ■ophtimoio, and Phyllis Raker, clude a bridge and dessert. ed and recently pink drupcrles Lcnnon sophomore. Application* Available were bought. New officers of Delta ( hi ore: Religious Croups For Civil Service Further plans for the room in¬ preildent, Boh McClellan, London, clude deep green Servlre application, an Out., junior; vice president, Jim To Hold Final Civil and green strlpeC Whipple, Northville senior; sec¬ available for aifrlcullural exlon to carry out the c< alon specialists, engineers, physic- I C|U|, retary. Terry Wilson, Saginaw j Junior; treasurer, l)lck Zlmmer- Weekly Meetings Ists, electronic scientists, muthe- I throe-way mlrtt Cufffiptts religious groups will inaticlans and dietitians at the will be able U |I corresponding Diiscoll, Jamestown, N.V., junior. secretary. John wind up their weekly meetings Post Office Building in Unslng. 1 fi '.in all angles. | for winter term this week. |— ' Tickets may be purchased at the I Kappa Recently elected officers of | Gannon Delta will sponsor a . . ' CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS . . door for the program which will Alpha TheU are: president • Vesper Service Sunday at 8:15 . . DOW COST" . . I «»art 30 p.m. | Betty Tlmmernian, Fvuivston, III., p.m. and Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Junior; vice president. Jnn Som- I the Martin Luther Chapel. [|L*ts In the Umbda Chi Alpha Crmrrnl Hall eis, vice Uliuliuist. III., Junior, second president. Carolyn Both, Christian Student Foundation I will hold a mid-week chapel scr- | riinlrsl are: slandlnf. Sue Kturlr, Chicago. III. Prophelslown, III., junior; record¬ Receiving refreshments ill the Alpha Xi open house | vice at 7 p.m. Wednesday In Mc- Mr. Coulter was Knherta Jeffem, llatlle Creek Junior, and ing secretary, Jeanne Joy, Ar¬ Cune Chapel of People's Church. from Mis* Weiglnnd. alumna, arr: 11*11 v /uric, presl- Kunriman, Detroit sophomore. Sealed. Mary lington, Vu., junior, correspond- |Campus Vespers, Sunday at 7:80 Ing secretary, Mnry Alice Ritch- drnl; Mrs. I'risrilln Watson, housrmolhrr; Mrs. luiuisr in (he College House lounge, quoted lasl week al ihr | Kitt-hlin. Hatavla. N.Y. Junior and l.ee Starry, lin, Rata via, NY., junior, and Samnnn, l.nmlula Cltl Alpha housrmolhrr. ami Doan p.m. will feature the Rev. Paul Reh- freshman. The «III he announced Fashion Plate's annual Measurer, Rusty Orr, Ft. laruder- dale junior. Wal son. I'rrndalr Junior and I am lid a Chi prrsldrnl. I meicr, representing the United Student Fellowship. A coffee hour Recent pi Reta Phi initiates are: and a "Singsplratlon" will close picnic as saving: Examination Schedule lor Winter, 1955 Paillette Clark. Manhasset, N.Y, Housemother I lonored the program. CSF will also hold an open house throughout exam week from 0 a.m. to 10 p.m. w e: pledges of Pi neta Phi Mury Uiu Harnett, Flint At Alpha Xi Open House ' freshman; Pat Puller, tamslng By joan Bill nnav mice C of Touring the Alpha XI Ih-lta Hum »e Sumlav afternoon Mm llyn Flint were over J»IM) guest*. ; Kathleen Doyle, lieshman; Norma Dunn. El-1 The "I"'" bourse serve.) a dual t.livpnse that of honoring |gin, in., freshmun. and Lea Fer- houMmothcr. Mr*. I'ri*ellu Walton, who recently returned iv it met to. lit. fuHititwin. | after being ill. anil formally hit rod living the new chapter PI I'hl pledge^ are: Alice ( Rouse. |f , . " inp, in. Marsha Meade. Jackson junto Woodstixk, lit., junior; LOUIS nun., freshman: Sally No- Idtunilry & Dry Cleaners rosse Rointc freshman, and i \msk* mrrT n %\* n H Mirr Olmstcad, Hillsdale, N.J . MWr | ' lioi hh * mu'f PI Phi pledges are: Cath- The living room writuies the "Have fun in Floritlit' MTWThr S I I \ssFs* MTWThr ** spare formally taken by two Honorary Itusli l»\TF ANI» WOI H I rCVMlNAfliis IIAll^AMjl II housemother's a p a r t in e n t. d freshman, Marilyn Jane soundproof communication (12.1 I'hone If 19 g«t. Mar. 19 I l-t Wed Mar. 23 Mrd \ Detroit sophomore; Janice rooms and dm complete the i-r Jagt. East (aiming fresh- first floor. The kitrhen. dining E. (irnnd Itiver KD 2-1021 room, lanndrv room and chapter MSG Shoe Repair Wolverine I? Thrift. Mar. 1 3-4 Tur% 225 Kant Grand River llusinrss Manager GUESS WHO GOT THE JOB! ' president, Donald Pendray, Deur- 1 born junior, vice president, Robeit Hank pounded pavements... Frank sent telegrams. : Frank Klem, St Joseph Junior and You're right, Frank got It,* .treasurer. Tom Garrison, Rtrming- You ran play it .mart, too. Send tele¬ New activities of Thru ( hi are gram. to act up job Interview., and get the Donald Uuetc. Spokane, Wash.. sophomore. Ji»hn Linrivitte, La¬ CBPITOL jump on everybody i including Phi B.te« i. A telegram make, your imugt -land out from tha rest.. get. attention (rom the fayette. Ind.. freshman: James mat. socMr.irrs * run. siw . man you want to reach. Show, htm you're I Ruell. Rockfnrd, lit , junior and now showing •inriant, that you know tlm. b valuable STERN Social Circuit WED. - "SMTRITY Bowery Boy% In RISK UNION -JI NGLE GKNTM" AND A recent DelU Tau I>elU pin¬ -KILLER* FROM HPACK" * the list of rhl Kap- iiiigs are: Jerry Cope, ning is: Noel Chrlsman, Flint tc sophomore, to El- junior, to Ann Cunnynaham, i f Grosse Pointe, and Highland Park, ill., sophomore. W dinette, 111., soph- Splash Tryouts Recent Aaher House plnnings Coedi, who competed in the Pat Blcis St. Johns are: Howard James, Birmingham tryout. for the Green Spluh Wa¬ ter Show, will be railed personal¬ sophomore, to Janiie Hart, Dear¬ ly by the routine directors during born freshman; Richard Verheu, the first three weeks of spring :. junior, to Arthur IThrM- Rlv< " !"'"lor' lo Evelvn I term, nning Junior and : Wheetock, Detroit senior, and | Results of the testing are post Pi; Sue St. Louis, Lawrie Honen, St. Joseph junior, | ed on the bulletin board in ttv senior, to Richard to Judith Harper, Detroit sopho- swimming office of the Women's •re at University of more and' Delta ZeU. I Gym. and Marge Nuer- and Beta DONY I-AST MISS IT 2 DAYS *IU D«lu DelU engage- J ' E'he Frizxell, Grossc I SHOWN 2:00 • 4:80 - 7:S5 - 10:20 . to Duane Howe, r i r. and Alpha Gam- Kinsman. Ridgc- -enior, to John Sa- SENSATIONAL!^ WOMBVS^'i; •n State graduate and -nd Elizabeth Brubak- senior, to War- j' • Michigan State gra- i'gma Chi. PlllSON Cdkpd A ff rOMETRY K'THAXTQm w™- i Inkg M -Hnfalmli. 2md HIT 12:45 - 5:30 • 0:13 • 0:0 Whan you're flat broke And Pop comes through with decree of Optoiaetry and feeling kind of mean... some spending green... ^thocTpURE PLEASURE! three years L*f f Eye Clinic* pleasure... 1 For more pure * STARTS THURSPAY ★ Mo o-Hier cSffqrette te so Hch-hwHn^ yet so mlkl! blend of coitly tobacco. - « IiOne Ron in 9th ! U. S. Polk Tigers. Lose •y Ito AwttaM rnm to Cardinals, 3-1 Ahead in * Th. St Louli Cardinals threw their regular. against the Detroit followed by rookie Bill Froats and Pan-Ams Titters Monday and rame up with George Zuverink. Froats and Zu- ~i hi victory over the American verlnk both gave up runs. 2 Broad Jumpers . Floyd Wool ridge was credited League spring exhibition oppoai- , The Cards seared twice with with the Parr Yank Surge victory. Froats was tlon. two out la the fifth. Mosul's marked with the loss. The Tigers Stan Musial turned in a per- \ fly Into short eenterfleld play the Cards pop again today at MEXICO CITY (VP)—Two ..feet day at the plate with four ' ' hits in four trips, and Red Scho- ! endienst was just a hit behind waa muffed by arc and baseman Fred Hatfield allowing Sehoen- Lakeland. Mickey Mantle snapped out of u.S. soldiers leaped more *-§|l dienst to score and patting a hitting slump with a grand slam than 26 feet in the broad , with three out of four. icored Modal before the Art- homer and three other hits Mon¬ day as the New York Yankees defeated the Milwaukee Braves. L AL WOKTHfNGTON jump and won their teammates three other track and ■ ■ - m, Floyd Woolrtdse and George field championshipa Monday Sehnlta held the Tigers to five St. Louis scored again in the 12-11. for their first Grapefruit as the United Statea made a fm League victory in five attempts. hits until the ninth. Then a hit Fur Flic*! |v|WSMim eighth on Reno Bcrtoia's error ' by Seh- and a second hit by Cardinal re¬ near sweep of honors in the Mantle, hltleas in 12 times at fly Han-American frames. serve first baseman Tom Alston. The Tigers couldn't make any Wcstlake Roselyn Range, an Army pri¬ vate from Los Angeles, won the ly. with Milwaukee's Joe Adcork f. headway until the ninth when J. brood Jump with h mighty leap of the Redblrds' fourth tri- W. Porter was nieked on the arm and left the game for Chick King, Fired Up 26 feet 4'; inches—one of the i five games, greatest in track history—and he who ran for him. Schultz tried to wasn't a legitimate run pick King off first but threw the ball way to Install him on third. ivron also homered for By Bean Ball was closely pressed by John Ben¬ nett, former Marquette University star, with 26-3 and one-eighth. pitched the I TUCSON. Ariz. (/P>—The bean King scored on a flyball. Reds pushed ball stopped by Wally Wcstlake The Tigers collected Only the great Jem Owens, only five hits while St. Louis ; in the Cleveland Indians' exhib- star of the 1936 Olympic games, produced ninth inning for a 1-0 victory over . ! ition game with the New York snd Willie Steele have done I the Boston Red Sox Monday, better than Range. Owens' leap FT:' ~T\ At Kaltne had a pair of sin¬ j Cincinnati pitchers Corky Val- | Giants Sunday almost resulted of 26 feet 6 and one-fourth la- lv v, gle*. Ferris Fain went five In¬ Jentine. Gerry Sialey and Jerry I Lane combined to allow Boston In the seventh inning. Giant v,,v nings for the second straight I only four hits. j hurler A1 Worthington let V crowd of 25,000 saw the U.S. Most Valuable Player A1 Ferrari receives congratulation* One of the Boston hits was a go ii four of the five track cham- from fnajL * i a pitch that conked Wcstlake on Anderson and Julius McCoy, who was awarded the Coaches' triple by Faye Thorneberry. who the head. •nships contested and boost its official score of 115 points com- Sport.man.h,, T had to leave the game after he Stollanrry. C.lfu, Narrlttra Wcstlake went down, most of Medal, and TrnpMra. Award* was hit by a Jack Jensen drive. The New York Giants staged a strip rod with 371- for Argentina, its McCoy Gels Sportsmanship Award four-run rally in the seven in¬ -spangled perform- WASH & DRY ning to break a 6-all tie and go card Giants Manager 40C per Irani CORDON STONE on an 11-7 victory over the Chi¬ cago Cubs in a Cactus League game Monday. Leo Duroeher ex pi tent, Wally. S'orth Americans Ferrari Honored n With the score deadlocked in lied. "I owe la Eul Lansing Soap and Bleach F. O. Itox lit the seventh. Dusty Rhodes, in his A1 Ferrari, forward on Michi- \ presented with a token trophy by lights ar FREE familiar role of pinchhitter, sing¬ nobody open Josh Culbreath won the 400 i gun State's basketball team had Paul Automotive. sonic led Billy Gardner home from r hurdles in 51.5 seconds, 1.9 I two more honors bestowed upon .Monday thru Friday sec- Awards were also given to head 'quad A! BO¬ ids better than the Pan- him Monday night, coach Forddy Anderson and the Andei ft 9 P.M. — rtcan record set by Colom- j At the team's annual banquet three members of his coaching b.»s d it appeared the Jamimc Aparicio in 1951. f held at The Famous Grill and staff, John Bcnington. Bob Stcv- EAST LANSING 1 Play Parry O'Brien, the former jointly sponsored by Paul Auto- •ens and Gordic Stauffer. Ander- 16 L. G. Balfanr Campnay pitching a full inning. managed to hea laundry hern California star and motive Incorporated. Ferrari was Ann Arbar. MlrhUan (son received a traveling kit while • The ii record holder, led a t-2-3 voted the Most Valuable Player ; the assistant coaches each receiv- annpu I Don Kellett. general 2.1.1 M.A.C. 1111 Aanth L'nlvaraity t h American sweep in the Award and was also named as ed traveling clocks, j all-op of the Baltimore Colts of put with a toss of 57 feet. this year's honorary captain, , inches, also a games' mark. After the Introductory speech- *l1 ^ #U|er ane Oordicn of Los Angeles Martin Engel of New York4 Sportsmanship Trophy, WORLD S FAVORITE JACKET wed him in order. awarded to Julias McCoy. Anderson thanked everyone for Rod Rirhards. former 1'CI.A J Thc #war presented to the all their help and cooperation and f • ... ^ sprinter now a lieutenant In the wished his four graduating seniors ■*'*"« FOR YOUR I'.S. Army, won the 196 meter 1 piavey who the best of luck in their future 1 JHU dash in IU .1 seconds, tying the games' record. Mike Agoatlnl. uxAsm /)Pt pjav But the who really stole FAVORITE SPORT the Iresno State student who j man rui*rti- jn aa»opting the award, McCoy the show was Bcnington. The said, "I've received deadpan humorist joked for 10 manj* honors in my life, but this one is by far minutes about some of the high- w„ inn,. 1 1AHORS ^ thr greatest." Richard.,' lime equalled the# Team in Top Shape THE by Wil- Muit ml stair's to* officials J ts during McGREGOR | Included were among the guests Tom King. Dean of Students, Braves Can \\ in Flag. Leslie Scott. Director of Kellogg Center and faculty representative DRIZZLER Now You Con Learn to the Big 10. James Denison. es- jsistant to the President, and Ath- Says Optimistic Grimnii [ letu* Director Biggie Munn. ! BR A DENTON. KIh. (^i-Chaih. •• | All gave short talks on the suc^ ' 17th season as a major league nti.t..>i> r. of this JACKET *1095 cess year's team. waukee Braves can win the Nation.-,: I.<...... • American league a : Establishes Plan *Z'< H For Expansion The jovul « JUNE TAMPA, rta. (Ah—The Amen Kpriu 341 of ho M can League Realignment National Leaf* Com mittee Monday set up a yardstick p,1> for picking new league members j thf if the loop ever goes to 10 clubs. ,hK GRADUATES Fraak Lauc. general manager mi - I he j This yardstick for choosing h members would include a check of "A It haul h I attendance for the last five years, the e*t vppOMtK population of the city's trade area and New lark the sue of the baseball park. ARTHUR MURRAY'S Imagine learning the meet pop*, la, dance, a, the famous Anhuf Murray nudi.w lor only ia » private half-hour lease*.! What fun you'll have at those leaeoaal leam Arthur Murray', Magic Step To Popularity." Thi. 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Rich¬ _ stralgld National Hockey league ard drew a match foul Sunday hangs" on three games this night In the game with Boston Before he decided t ofesstonal baseball player, iistanto of the Tigers wanted to week -the last of regular season tool und die worker. rision > A vila Remains competition. when he attacked llat La.vcoe and an official. e a Stanley Cup playoffs s «»K hut it atill Isnl I lie may draw a suspension from is Threat Lone Holdout hich team Detroit wl NHI. President Clarence Cernp- Irell, as a result of the brawl And Pmliel ESQUIRE TUCSON. Arir. (*> — Second j if he does he'll leave a hlg hole Leahy [Revolt baormun llobbv Avlla, the Cteve- l*n winning all three. One slip.1 *"l margin. Blnnda, who spoke at a Mid- , proved the NCAA with .341. tar. and their chances will | Thil, the vVlngs' sixth States Freight Unes luncheon eli-\ irtion p'roirtrm After turning down the final pretty well lost. straight victory. They have here, said, in answer to questions, after. 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Probably he's a parents The Inter-Fraternity Council will hold its Installation 1jcomposlte picture of those who ■lawyer, although he may be a I Rep. tV"'lh To (ionlroversial Marriage Mason make our nation's laws. | teacher, a farmer or an editor. Or | born In - „ Each congressman authorises a he m»y •* ,he operator of a restau- Machrnwi, short biographical sketch for the ron'. "kc RfP' Johr> Kluciynski ' |n Poland Ih-Mich) LONDON (A*)—FrincwH MH'Kim't mny nr>' have (riven directory. And anyon* who plods of Chicago. Or an undertaker. But onh Group Capt. Peter Townsend her final derision, hut the through the lives and times of 43S »ke Rep. Charles C. Diggs, jr., ju), „u. j "rP- fynpression remained in informed circle" Monday nitrht she representatives and 96 senators °' Detroit. cr, '"""ftl is all in favor of wedding hells this fall. with an impression Your eonareaaman may he **"*" aurprtatng number made Phi Senior Credit Cheek Urged But it's congressman In family life that shines. It's smarted Seniors graduating spring term This ranges from Sen. Herman are urged to cheek their credits over vacation for any deficiencies, 1 Welker (R-ldaho), who Welker proudly "»•* ,h»l h' w05 'he youngest of to charter John Corbln, assistant recorder, the eight Welker boys, to Rep. Louis Rabaut (D-Mlch), who has Any senior larking credits to- n'ne children. Including three wards graduation mav obtain aid nun* an