2nd COED TKOPHY REPORTED mAPPEARS FROlli DORM DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION PRICE 5 CENTS EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN—WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18. 1955 hale Hects - StatetJoins U of M to Oppose Defeated Cut Forced Televising of Games |,)0-l I Vote Legislative |II\(.T<'N (A*) — A A-Weaponst^ Committee pr»t<nl to cut r !MXl una million do!- rejected by May Defend Tables Bill Tm'sdny on h 50- ball vote. Far East A Max See .*» m Next Fall Dulles Airs New the Elscn- Atomic War Policy Its lit |'|H I.Knrt' its biggest rrent battl- , Stale New. \sMM-i)tr lldlilor Hetty Gase. outKoine president of t'nion Board, i j WASHINGTON ; Mirhiimit .staff ami tlif ; retary of State Krotuliites the new president. Iloli G rone wold. Shnriny ir »f m put tip a umfwl fr»»nt Tuesday he (relieves in the rnnKmlulatinns are Don Stewart, the new vice president, and Marilyn Todd, secretary, seated. itest States will use {Tiiesilnv :,ft thf pnauui. in a hfar- ItnHxIa* omic wes|M>ns agaii j illlf Imforn stat.. tary targets in any- i Dim npimsii\K hill to force ' a New Directors (iliowen military action. ' televisintf »l He implied that the Tar F.a«t i At the ling. It w;.* pn-mi- Union Board Elects in weapons It ed that fontl,:, drctiics to defend I .ccitiK ether 1 Gronewoldas Head Thr prrditrliun »»» marfr h* Itob (IronewoM, Hat tic Creek unior, was elected president Student Leaders Debate—t:nlverslty or College? Riivif Mum n. Stjtpv jihlflif t» rrrrntlv rrturtk^dl of t'nion Honn! for the next v iir at Tuesday night's meet- ine of the old and new t'nion ! >anl of Directors. II of M Objects to "(lonfiisioir from « His Don Stewart. Royal Oik ji Ailliur I. 1 Marilyn New T«M. officer* Cleveland. intl Ihp ""■ ; New Missile Name Change Argued on TV M Atfih'Ht- D ::::zz£ tlirtr position* nf\| term. To Prevent S Air Attacks it.J Klftironir llmiii Insures Accuracy i.mi.., , WASHINGTON "**> — The Rrpreorntinc MlrhUan Stale H,ll Hci->. Toledo. ohm. snpho- Air Force said Tuesday its •n the half-howr WJ1.M-TV de- the people of more. Sue Ptnkctt, ,'ha«r>n Fall*, newest missile, the Kaicon, is hate were1 Dave ll»- program i have l'mm, ,'i'i"l"shir'|l,"hIhne'piym'mth a lmrm'"'""s weapon with the man. rhief juatlre of the Stn- dent Traffic Court; Jack Kole. have two?M llyman y, when asked, lur.ioi assigneil mission of knocking edMor-In-chief of the Miehtgan s,..a,n.s ,,.rtl,..,ra down "enemy Immhem. carry- um.~n»ed Slate New*, and Rill Hun*. vman expressed his disap- U of M fib¬ when State outgrew I for I nlon Board arc: *o«cr 'mr hydrogen bomb, long Uon parltrln iti.ieiit ril to the that the change at all. .Michigan Agricultural Bennett. Hot. r-uhakcr. Bill la-fore they reach their tar- —oaare-mUe Haul that name when Pennsylvania : He said there about was no constitutionality then. (hemmrth. Richard ( lark, Joan jfptM." In disrounti full bark on the ( oehill. And* Foeller, Bette r.oulcl. Andre, f.raber, Judith Virtually rvcrv hit i* a sure'by using smit k|!, •• Av,t ScrrHarv of the A,r Dull,-, said A, Mkhigan' *? team; Eugene ig editor of the lUrprr. Martin Nurd. Colette Force Trrvnr Gardner rcoorted been working them at- MlchUll„ Jarknun. Delore* Jranl "" Plnkerlon. i ry nf the Mich- Mirilvn Johnson. tarry J®l tgan Union. and Judir Jordan. v» confer- I I he crosa-flre ,larlwl|( one at the Un- university, gan objects to of Mirhi- Howa h State deservn^the recognition ! president. Distribution of a pamphlet, ' j'.ruduating from a university. ' [• added that the designation of "Michigan State-College or Urn- ollege" to Slate la not accur- .versitv*'" hegan Tueaday night by e, and restricts graduates when j tdudent government, eking jobs, : ^ • The pamphlet, setting down 10 answers to the question, will be 'Helen Ttmmerman. Connie Volski. available ti tones and off Prepared by of Stale, the pamphlc to 1 bat a Wheeler. Maxw ell Willard. nl and John Wilson JTwn'mu- Recreation (,roiiji jyja:or AtliuitH the background name-change program. behiri The new member* of I n»on n SnulhsBkl ... .. » Ri.ard wrre announced as; Rett* Elects Stale Prof 'Pergonal Error' '*° Werlmxn. Mary Ann Tilly. in I lalne Hardin, t hurk Leeds. In I'crcHM Case led Williams. John halslein. 1,1 Wh Ihrodorr. t»ar» Oalerbeeh. ImmI /mmc of Term ration. It'a exp WASHINGTON '/I'l—One of i the House floor so Rab ln«h. Ann t unningham. Tat l! steuart. Mary semour. Jan Hul- siol Army promotion of D- ' If the House n ||van. Rev Runceman and Psl Feres® acknowledged Tues- sent to the Sen °* Brady e erred in handling the case. tion. I Floyd K. Van Birkle Jr. • "n that when Fcrcaa' applica- uavr Rcrmer. Ikck Herrmann. See (MUN BOARD, rage • Sunrise Registration t ione through, he overlook NEWS IN BRIEF Finns .Scar/fug End to Reds ^promise wim me; a nu«l women's mler-docm Early Bird Got His Class - ury after marks had been com- pay Ins f koiul error" and ttsorr no one ....tu. ,i. ..... «...i tu' idomc. ,| vy the repro- By VUMUI UMM piled. Huildmg . | cnUtivo' ™u,,c,l — "" " In the fall of IfM. State switch- different slllg IropllV muoy A«n. 6, cd from the prc-rcg»»tratiofi aya- now the o-day. alphabetically - reaa can tic completed in one neaa c alled in the: lounn Inquir; fourth inquiry _ f i H led Missing Registering in date promotion and ( M IUII III /*CI er Hits California lorabie discharge of I'ereaa at the morning wa lime Sen. McCarthy (R-WU», HAKRRSriFLD. Calif pitch here lice in the eari constantly changed Michigan State Each student, unc ra-rv- and Wisconsin use a ducentraliz- i was saying Hie Army dentist Tuesday. Hundreds of pros II out cd registration system. Students ought to be court-rnarti*ltd. Per- Energy Commission map on pr dormitory. (pronounced t come, first served threc-by-fivc inch Index cards muni sign a course Hat within - ess had declined to answer que?- . in mineral-rich Kern Court' elver bowl All women is will take cd on awarded preparation*, basta di the last week of the for each of ho courses. In the each individual department when Hons shout Communist saaocis- 0 the women* dorm part in the . tions in Army form* and before S*og. the trophy wn serving on th t's claam. winter of 1941, the -pack' of re- old system, students gistration cards was introduced. they register. Ohm Stale's registration is McCarthy's investigating eum- Stock Probe Effect* Feared I Thursday. Members of tecs.: theme Snyder. Abbott, and tend went up to flu: Union Ballroom Tkrro mactoni >—cli>d card. . nndunrd alnmM entirely by malt, j nutlec. WASHINGTON (AS—Neeretarv r.f .h, f,, p'oiy count tl exploded t would be returned in public,ly. N. be,ween cla.-M» pubucity to fill out eta. make jt powible tor the rtuden, while the Umvcr.Hy of lo ca u«.-» McCarthy demarntod Tueaday TlWKtlly „lt iSt,;4lt m.rkH ,nv«t,Mi,on t awarded at next term's and a .no S s Campbell. , p,oSrama. Gil- „ —a Gil- 'carda and w car,!, and make up |or tnc follow,n( term. their «heduta to cheek era irutcad of actually writiny Stateparlicul- .yatem ,,n„l..rla tonever off ntanr of ho. arnw- a "BecuUatm:, r. 'tot!,.rtexplorethe "cwrwhat he ta probc broadenc, termed a bi» j c„nl,den.e in tht American ^ < ctoiii entertainment, S »nd w foe the (oUowinj term . , Ino.tatmns ana ucnexa. N. But tola method of re,,.UaUon them. arly popular. ^„d A,v„tar,t Be- -conxpiraey' aimed pertly Pat H urt! Enable to I?hc second women's in- * id w. -e.ml and red tape. E. icemed to have more faulta than The administration recently a- tulrar Hermit It Smith, -but we hum Hevivltw an Isauc w Testify a 1» v.'kalev ' merlu. because students often cut duptcd a plan of micro-fUminrc are continually workitw to nn. hctpeil raise the temperature *"?Coeds !micro I ,,mud in uyina out classes so they could finish regis- duplicates of some cards, so sto- prove it. Many of our improve- II,c Army-McCarthy hearinc* la.-t . I.— .,.i-,v- .tarn, -an a,— a... —a. have bc< „ taiscd on student. .prlurt the Wua-onsla senator said j NKW YORK ,Ah—Call (irl Pat Ward broke ch day at the vi.ion of her scarlet past. Unable to so ■" stand by their assistant secre¬ 29 Chide that tight. tary of alumni affairs, Robert Out of all the hubbub arising over the Issue, two things seem Students have taken special Morgan. And such information s J * ' » 7 r , na tlteu 7^Cnadu!ter. 4>alhs, through student govern¬ 'i clear: ment. to see that their parents is practically an order to get # tf. Dtipoteiod There'. 1. The name change proposal out and fight State's name are well-informed on the issue. has more support now than it Alumni groups are informing change. According to Morgan, who zl /C f 29. 39. Lure Praia© ^p There\ has had in previous years, and many citizens of State's desire, one f J 91. Attention 2. If the committees repre¬ as is President John A. Hannah, n , 99. Rem of Friday *n senting the governing bodies of through his speaking engage¬ Spartans "haven't : halfway pom State and the U of M fail in ments. * i 4 a Saturday . their helming disapprov- 31 To tha tlma meeting Thursday to set¬ These are some of the reasons . tle the issue in a manher satis¬ for feeling optimistic that this *1 A yr that factory opposition to State will face both from more universities. determined the U of M year's bill will become low. But there is another, darker Side to the picture. Therr Is yet * that his whole controversy »5 J/ If ■ ii 2ET*eour»» w *«**■ may- I*. Ood of war has before. ! -vow come to a peaceful end. That That Michigan St.tr will face 1 '■ meeting between •'l*nror4 f— *> both universities. ** [2. "" But a solution unlikely, The U of M has not budged amant in from its position of a year ago. Presum- It steadfastly maintains that There are jeverat reasons for any combination of "Michigan," Michigan State News this. State" and "University" will Most important of all, State's lead to "confusion" and consti¬ Night Stj The KOLEMINE reasons to be known as a uni- fart are absolutely valid and tute an "infringement" on its Published "rinler and i si -a days Monday through Friday, Includes, during ! rrrn» except days after holidays: weakly during tu have been clearly and candidly e special freshman Issue bdwMB summer and 1 erms 'ptr'r eoond rta«a matter und«r act of March 3.1179 at I Finis MaUsubwr 'U|ivab»e ns. *4 30. m'advance? INFORMATION Campus Classifieds by JACK KOLE- . . . High Readership lull sit down to wi last column. TODAY You know what yo >u find it Drug itnomcal cotfpntcNrB PHONE trvmely difficult to discover the word.. You pcci out ot tlu window at a darkened ('.rami River taiulevanl. something you have done many, many times in LUTHERANS 7 p.m.. Service Midweek Lenten SAILING CLUB SATURDAY ED 2-1511 CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS 8 A.M. J 8 15 p.m.. Choir practice, 8 a.m. Regatta in Detroit, the |wst while writiiit:—ami thinking. You wonder how many times. It's stranire. You'd never 444 Abbott Rd. SOCIAL WORK CLUB Hay View Yacht Club EXT. 2 68 SERVICE ANYWHERE! to 3 P.M. I even think of it otherwise. 4-5 30 p.m.. Old College Hall Rut it is the last lime. That makes a difference. AWS CONVENTION COORD¬ INATORS And the more you think aland it. the more unattractive CLASSIFIED RATES it becomes. The last time. A Unit then, you ask yourself if you're really as cynical as you like to think you are. Rut you didn't have to ask. You aren't 444 Abbott You realise this the minute von start lookinp Luck, cov¬ MORTAR BOARD 4 p.m., Graduation rehearsal ering II terms with ore swoop. That's your entire col lee- SUNDAY Auditorium iate career, ail of it closely connected with the organiza¬ tion you're writ me your last piece for now. Then you discover somethinp you suspected before you started this last one. You can't write off II terms with 444 Abbott Rd. one column AUTOMOTIVE ( omr to think of it. you don't want to write them off. You'll alway s rrmrmlier, because niu never want to For the best values Why you want to rememlier is rather hazy. Because forget. LAST DAY Ur^Hl Hurr** tL'mmVu* k^'k S,"rr m when you look Imck, the thinp* you remendier lie-t are i used cars and trucks- WANTED denu tu .hare ONE OR aoarTmant two male *'u fteaMMiable the crises, the times when the coins was rouch In register for FOR SALE ; exuenwe. Phone ED l-OOtl UU Rut then you realize that without crisis, little would lie For complete service SlfOrXTs EXCEPTIONALLY NICE DOWN ITT INFORMAL V* furniwh >oUr STAIRS room Private entrance and accomplished It seems to I* necesory. but not an evil. on •ij: ' V ' NXl? ,,1no,*um Lounge , cut king apace 1S9S Abbott Road ltd Your mind wanders lutck apain your car— 3»u rememlier the people you've worked for and the SPRING RUSH JOIN THE MONEY-HAPPY C*mpus,l§ook ^hStoreteJnb^rand*Riv» throng people who have worked for you. All the way down the BUD KOUTS 143 All Interested Women line, they've done a lot for you. .-id ID id-*.' KKBHS'I ROOM FT>R YOUR and », double You wish you could thank each one of MUST CHEVROLET " : urn cio-u.nr!-£mEr them, but know that's impossible so von let it S''FaU po COMPANY 5 ' tut Sph!,n* it^S-Swj^lUr FURNISHED APARTMENT NEAR Or.r Coilfff Sign Up Today! t And then your thoiiphts alsuit " 163 y-iurse If creep up on Union Four graduate men Uke year- apain. This time, thev won't cu awav round tenant. Reasonable Phone ED- WOMEN'S DIVISION 2801 E. w<\ al«o ^ * * «juip- double Clean near Lampua Large OPEN daily 9:30 to s:30 TRANSPORTS Skfaurifk ■AaruasMo thursday NOON til 9 several good buys left in better transportation II ° ATTCVnoPI *tr'" 1***' fV SrtX)ND UEITEN- i ler ' LOST and FOUND POUND. WOMEN'S RONSON Ught- Phone Ml Jean Cliott Ewt Landon. stk for IM itij* arer^'11 "cr,fw* Pho°* T E K M LOST ZIPPO UGHTER intiaU MICHIGAN SI ATT BLOCK S ring* | G AW Phone IV 4-1S4) 143 See ut before you leave for your «tatpS<^,'rrS* tu^frinte y ° r" e PERSON WHO MISTOOK mt coj- i for his at OeMaf Thunder night I FiYX HOU FX 1*3 CORDOVAN enter fey State Thea- have vourt (V MM vacation — or stop in when you MARTWG VACATION PUKf' Fin- LOOKING FOB A §•' back! ^'id at Queen Jewelert 114 N diamond * Bee Waafc- j ance thern^ with jdi^la^fTOm^t^J^P- ; r.gtoo Lansing Discount to stud«its BIKGLAKS SAVE TIM, DALLAS, T.s f—Bur,:,rS SALE MALCOLM MILKS Inc. ' ,!£Vt£*N"V«I?;r * ^ br "• P«SONAL Your ChryiWr-Plymouth Dealer j MONEY* MONETt MONEY* at the USED CAR LOT 1 Campus Book Btnee on Grand River ' 99 *12 err KID or your mll«. 1300 E. MICH. AVE. t.xlhooks £Z^s&alB - ch at th. c.rrpa. Boo. sior, >'.rt in f:«s »i,h .tnji.rsily teyl- Rhone IV 9-5211 ; T2 io ' *** Z' TBAItXH C» stov, «U>r. IOBILE i Hi Nr^p.rv^ Values From ( H5HHII! Mate*. radio, $10.93 to $19.93 SERVICE ford iw convertible HOUSING MAT. Mr-NIGHTS * SI X Mr Excellent condition Ph t-l an. l,-1?*!1.™0 lurmi Suit. TOOAX THBl' 8ATVKDAY FAMOUS WASH CLim 1 P*ion. rnTiS ' r" mil® *-• urn in n ikmm m »-«• COUPE l*M4 ROOMS ron "Mi radio Verv clean MALT .tuOmtl for bod; fir. W. HWWWr MM B--1 TAYLOR-MADE Vione Chuck. fD 3-J0ai 1 iprinr terra. 1a WooOrarrr ED Z-1TTJ WANTED BRICK m kmkt ~-rr:,UBOlx aiDEa-V PtAXXIKG ON BUYING • < OW -JINGLE GENTS" SHOES u»»J AND • rL.\IN TOES 1 . its chair- Pastor to Talk the extent of Ita future televis¬ dio-TV field. to accident injuries. The commit¬ ion plan*, hut waa keeping a (A line*item budget specifies The Rev. Duncan E. Littlefair. tee said the same request would j finger on a 1THF educational txnetly what each dollar of an pastor of the Fountain Street be ftiven to other institutwMis and appropriation is for and prevents light be worked out | Church in Grand Rapids, will be that the Unlvrnity was first only a state agency from spending U.N. But he told a guest speaker at a Universalist- because its officials were on hand money for any but specified pur¬ nce Tuesday that "so | Unitarian Open Forum Sundat for budget talks. poses.) h e Universalis! Church in Peeter asked the remittee crept " The forum, to be he!, also indicated that if p.m., will be the second a., makes a major effort ies of three scheduled Jucmoy and the Matsus— j spring. Rev. Littlefair w attack, was clearly aimed ! on "Our Little Bigotries ,r- Porter said he was especially interested In whether any institu¬ tion plans to with private in- irossword Puzzle join j petition with other private broad- j Thursday. forms rise for I he walls of more than the new Animal Industries Building a regular size block. The building, which Is being: done in Uothic archi¬ This was taken as aimed at j tecture. is expected to be completed in two years. | plans of Michigan State to seek A fter That First Final ;*Mr. Murjilc's Musee* Ct Engineering degree CRAM •tiont 49. Joyous 60 Tart of tho Plble abbr. WKAR Show to Appear SESSIONS :,1 61. Whole* 6 Ijirgr boat 63. Reproach 12 ' On National TV Network 4 . getting you down* Stop x\ 66. Atmospheric disturbances . r.i: fight *8 Rubbed out il browse through Taigc- Mr. Murjrle. a narionette who pres educational mater- ift. Relieve the mind, ease * brain. Swap Ckvro for ia! from Michitf# n State's museum c week over WKAH- ceramics, Juvenal for jewel¬ TV. will soon be lH»rfortninjr liefore ision viewers in 13 ry Special attention and metropolitan citi sympathy this week for tired. The p; ogram. Mr. Murgle's East—! ; 7~ z~ r ' ' rr 2T Salamander "Wonderful to 5 30 including Saturdays. p sr H! Mongrel dot :koo Clock.** Thursday nights "til 9 00 E i □ Ip 2> Th.it man i lain watch Incidentally. Paigecrafl ash trays and coffee makers help E - E The pros rams are recorded and with the long haul. 5T E 5T pt~! filmed from the live productions FILTER TIP TAREYT0N n The telecast* series of they telecast for WKAR- Paigecrafl are a as are TV. Films will he n E TT IT E Mr. Murglr. curator of the Mu- see, *nd his marionette friend, Arbor for i brings you the true taste of the Elf. As Mr. Murglr explain* Tareyton's famous quality tobacco • p □ the wonder* of the Mu F1 j _ 57" rkODUCTOF Jvtacco-Gt^ □ rr 3r n u P0" i n] n-J sr E IE — r 3 ■L nfc i Attend Church _ _ _u pr =u Sunday M all saints inter-city SOUTH BAPriST CHURCH episcopal church i1ible church ftooih VukWciMi at Kim Drift »,v. n. m. iONgg, ucToa • B.HI, t nafr.td" hkst church east lansing redeemer lutheran CAMPUS VESPERS of christ, 8cientist unity center church .. IV I-Mil lt:« Tk. J.aM Ck.rdl A gWHft I •> peoples church east lansing trinity church oijvet haptist RA>T LAN.INO HKV. K. El'UKNK wii I IAMH, P.Oor church Midw««h %iiiau aiody • W»*M^ay?*a*M V. M.*" r«IW«Uhlp xa I D P.*. gvfaiag lirrtot Mufli Ttopt. ill MAI Af«tn« wiujaw aanrwam. m Chore* IdMri — » U i the first presbyterian lutheran church church LbTIIER CHAPEL 444 AbbM Iu4 WesleyiD Methodist ED 1-4771 IcM — » J» Ml t—w As. rm. — lm gm \ 111 ST. ANDREWS OKEMOS BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OP CHRIST '1 |Hn was the beat dm ■■ MWW y ■■■ since Sept. S. IN*, at the beftn- nlnf of World War It. mm ■■ aviaem am ■■a aiMill Mmrnm aiIB* - " mm ■■■■illi saa Monday the average fell $2A0, 6 Trophies Offered sharpest fall In five years. Last week the drop was the widest Spartacade Pl„m for any week In IS years. The reaction In the market HAS LOVING HIM HEAVEN OR HELL?. rame on the heels of a sustained rise that put it at the highest Here are the twitted, went emotion* of E/lwin Booth -that made him torture the woman he adorcJ and couldn't hve without! 1:00-3:05 5:15-7:20 °"n point in history. Brokers, as a consequence, looked for a cor¬ rective reaction. The tempo and Near Completion extent of the drop, however, sur¬ Final plana for this year's Sparta. - v .. rvw C»N auxi A MAN A prised many. 16 in Jenison Fieldhouse. are near- - Photos Tuesday's rebound was equally Neil Dorsey, Detroit senior ar..: - „r surprising, although not com¬ director of Spartacade. announced v Of l~\ Seminar - pletely unexpected. that six trophies will be awarded Harold 4.ar . ; this year, the largest number ever National . i Union presented. Three trophies will be ure¬ ...OR A KINO OP SCOUNDRELS I trol Operators, will Sc.. -, presented in each classification. \ Spartans will have one last New York his year. c(u" * " n kifhwww City Cast f n-r*-c Cinemas S3 mm •l high Fitter Union Concourse today, » Win furnish thr trw- suwcpnon: photographs of the Eas* eh trophy will fcnr a limtun.-. pr„ COLOR DEL run llinzrn Vdn am RAYMOND CHARLES ELIZABETH EVA lUro projector in the Con- uSui On Massey tap Sew Hen p,.icM h(ld ,helr b„, fairly 8n ■mi Monday. They pic- of the UN Seminar wen ,nd ,hen began a climb that continued steadily to within York last year. The j minutes of the close. In connection with this year's Bu>"n* burM ou' uf carnival, a parade will be held & mi £ taken down a second time, and again the tape 3 p.m.. April 16. This will be was late in reported actual trans¬ • first time an attraction ot This ywar's UN Seminar, spon¬ actions nn the floor of the New this type has ever been presented sored by the YMCA and YWCA. York Stock Exchange. with Spartacade. id nuuuc.,_„r.unco1 UIDT -- will he held March 23-29. The American Stock Exchange Plans are being made to have was higher all around with trad¬ calliope, clowns, and umcycists ing at 900,000 shares as compared ! Cslor Cartoon * Sports Novelty * latest News Events with 1,140,000 shares Monday. Of the 20 kinds of (AWlWGf-lttfM'F , Perk Up Arid Say Tliere's even more to WOW la The Time For Fresh THE STUDENT COUNCIL And New Hairwtyles Today let ua in vet irate a plwifcirwr.- - lift called the gtudrnt council Fir-- ' Your Hair WUl Be Chevrolet styling Styled To Make You 1-ook Your Loveliest council? The anawer is simple the of student*. Naxt, what dot* »h« student council a ' Agv - - •Impl*: It meets. Next, what rocs on at the mee'i-r«* Tl 1 ■ than meets the eye! ELDA-DIANE mora complicated than the other- ! awered by reproducing here the Bin-— • BEAUTY SALON of a typical etudent counciL Tkif »• beauty with m bonus for Chrvmlcl EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT . . . Maeting scheduled for 9:30 p.m. a* 9- »l\ling U designed to add tafrty and comfort ED 2-2416 Call to order 9:51 piBL by llunra-h S . • while )o« drive, and lo return greater value to adjourn made by Louis Bktw: vben j%m trade. Motion ruled out of order br Hurra" ' i - Hunrath Sigafooa called "oM pi» p" Tnilf modern bars are shaped by utrfutnes*. You man representative. Seconded by !>»!• rr* « —.>'c " what in the •an wr we mean deep crystal curve of representative. Tabled by llunrath > Chevrolet** Sweep-Sight wunbhirld ... a dramatic Minutee of laat meeting read by Zrlci c. . atylc Dsitr, certainly, but one that stems from the need Motion to accept minutes nude by Hur ra": s-gs- « f.»c widrr. safer virion. Or take highwt taillight*- Motion defeated. thry add to the impressive length of line . . . but Treasurer', report not read berau.se F.-t v . tbey are up where thry can be seen (or safety's sake. ; at meeting. Rex Merc red., tiw-tc ■ The smart b>uver» acr«HM the hood aren't just dec- oration . . . thrt mark thr intake for the Iligh-Levcl Motion made by Louie Bicuepi.L fresh s-« ventilali- n »v*trra f.»r cleaner, frrwher air. 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SEE YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER :u-f- 113 North W; Tlrt StCmCAV Sft'At K N'fittS at 93 Dr. Christian liOVftt ll* Nawie Change j A ft doMCS .i Comni Skills Professor ACROSS 1. VI pert Save This | Groups Ready1 Winners & 80 be it One For Meeting Announcec Now Teaches in Athens for j Committers repre»ntlnf the , By FAT irnmrt Salimlay ! governing bodies of the U of M Winners of the Union Boui d "We love it here." writes t>r. W. Christian from Greece, ' and Michigan State will meet ; W«k.rt contest were gnnouncft where he has been touching English at Athena College. Dr. : Thursday In Lansing's Hotel Olds. Herbert Mom1 Hartford. Conl.. Christian and his wife arrived in Greece last fall, after ; in an effort to settle peacefully j gradunte student, was awarded spending the summer touring Africa. He i< a former Mich¬ the controversy over State's pro- | first prize for his painting entitled ! "I»oking Out." ' igan State professor. posed name change. . Athens College itself is The meeting, proposed origin- 1 explaining his palatini. extraordinary. Founded in Ty 'Hiawatha" wanted 11. Half em» ! ally by U of M President Harlan | Hatcher, has been postponed once, Maarm said, "ariginally tempted , winter Ire scene dr. I ■« it is a combination of Greek cul- ^ but indications Tuesday were that | feting a street lamp and multl- 17. French ,uro "m,cd by "TZ'ZZ (milennial this one would meet as expected , of ReprcscnUng the State Board , Agriculture are Frederick H. ^uettj af depths at different angles. However, as I began IP Scheduled 1' Mueller of Grand Rapids, chair- man: Dr. Connor D. Smdh of Stundish, and Anhur K. Rouse, of depths In effect. I pUred myself In the light bulb leaking eut."^ I Boyne City. David VanDommelen. E u if t (•rt»ii|> In Pisotss The U of M Board of Regents' l-ansing sophomore, won Imlian Folklore --I representatives are Roscoe O. called. "Orange Study." wofk Bonisteel of Ann Arbor, chair* lh aide-open eyes and "0".shnped mouth. Orreneth ; Dr. Charles S. Kennedy of The third place ribbon went Jo Lhct. !>■! years old. displays his surprise as he least half of these hu„ are war Another centennial, that of Detroit, and Otto F.. Eckert of Robert Ihrig. Uinsing frcshnufi. gels orphan*, and for his painting, "Fallen." U-ri to two University of Texas coeds_p.tr! of his arc aided by seh«- I.ortgfcllow V "The Song of f The three winning paintings sard lor heme the oldest living graduate of Ihe - -■••••—1 will be out on display in a Union A roiled steel spring weighing a school. fund Is maintained by garni- l>y a prtHrn.m in the 1'nioii pound can be made to lift a pound ran ronlrlhutiens. March 2>V weight about 32 feet. New Missile 43. Particles E. African -CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS . . Union Board dance Saturday meat, competition for entrant* rnitter jpp bv Gov. G . . LOW COST" . . night, but the judging was delay¬ In iplomas . . 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Bab Marsh and "he has the potential to take Tennis Team named to represent Michigan State In the NCAA gymnastic fin- j Roland Brawn. .. . , ... . , , individual honors this year." Tours Southland 30 Schools Face Rough Water ■la at UCLA. March 25-26. Marsh i# a "P^ly-dcveloplng Heading the list was team Capt. i trampollnist who led the squad The State tennis squad leaves Enter 11th State ,hal department, while Brown Swimmers Carl Rintz who gained national for a one-week southern training recognition in last year's NCAA W8a thc numbcr one ,umWcr *or The Illini edged the Spartans trip to Marshall College, David¬ tourney at Illinois with a second on the side horse, two fourth and j *hc Symnasts. shapes up as one of thc in thc Big 10 championships thifc son, North Carolina and North Annual Duels two fifth places. FtUowinc Rlntx will be an- .strongest squads we've sent to the Nationals," gymnastic Coach George Szypula said. "Rintz will year. Michigan State finished sec¬ Carolina State, March 25. ond. ahead of Iowa and Minne¬ sota. Coach Frank Beeman's travel¬ ing team is headed by Capt. John Nearly 100 athletes from Enter NCAA I other outstanding side horse ' be entered as an all-around per¬ Defending NCAA champion Brogan with Dave Brogan, Dick more than 30 colleges and The Michigan State swimming , ,l|,,r Penn State has lost via graduation Menzel, Bob Brown, Jim Beach- universities will be on hand McCaffree faces stiff competition in the vrsT Coach C much of the talent that carried urn, George Stepanovic, Fred Le- tournament to be held at Oxford. them to the top last year and pose vine and Ralph Braden complet¬ next week as Michigan State O.. March oA. ' little threat to Szpula's men. ing the roster. hosts the Uth annual Nation¬ The Spartans, who finished - *t-26- The University of Detroit Ti¬ al Collegiate Fencing Champ¬ eighth last year .will have to con- p|ij l).,l. /■ H The style of wrestling has tans will furnish the first regular ionships. tend with not only the strong Big j ""^Cul changed considerably since the season opposition, April 22,* in The championship, will begin tampion Kilter "i first match in 1884. In those days Detroit. at 8:30 a.m,oo FrMw. March. J5 , but Yale i Stanford j ouriiev the —technique was side-hold , wrestling and collar and elbow Rally Wins and end Saturday afternoon with j" The Ells ' finished third to OSU IM interim* .k basketball a the presentation of awards. grappling. For U. S. Nine by from one to more thr« than one man may appear in ' hind Michigan and Harvard. lllc mid-nog p, j On the strength of their Big ID ! Tho1n tourney. STUDENTS! In Pan-Anis any single event, the foil, sabre epee. crown Ohio State appears ready j Elgin i,.lims _ ] Michigan State entrlea will be to retain their NCAA title. | the event, tu be helda™ Get Ready For Spring Term Robs-coached Team The meet will be the laal eol- I APr» 1-2 leglate competition far Spartan Tll. Take Wins 2nd Straight seniors Capt. Tom Payette. Bob n,™h"' 1 Advantage of Bollerf* Dust. Lenny J.hnaan and Jim . J"" hk IV MEXICO CITY

-The Unit- Riekard. Kml" Crt g, GRAND OPENING SPECIALS ed States unfurled a late-inning The championships will be con¬ In the light of the many rec- i Uohman, Chuck , John Hep,,,. Tlm „ — Klrrbaff l home run punch Tuesday to de¬ ducted as a complete round-robin. ords broken in the Big 10 thi> ' Cartwrighl and Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March 17-19 Each man will fence all the other Don feat the Dominican Republic 6-5 for their second straight Pan- men in his division. This means season it is highly probable that 1 a few world marks will be tied or ' Thp , I that all contestants will fence at . y American Games victory. set in the three-day meet. cr NCAA »ulcs I Great l-akes Tubular Glass Spinning Hods Catcher Arlan Barber's three- least 30 bouts in the tournament's In the years 1945-54 McCaf- ln,Pr-™lleKJatr c. run blast in the seventh inning two days. frec's teams have never finished !v°iJ0f1 Regular 11.95 — 3 days only 6.99 All told, there will be close to capped a five-run U.S. rally to tie lower than eighth. 1 T«»Phles will be True Temper Glass Casting Hods — reg. 6.95 now 3.95 the Dominicans and Jerry Scho- 1,500 bouts fenced. In order to —' 1'irst '"ur and (or. I ilronson Casting Keels onmaker's solo shot in the eighth run through this huge total, 12 Walter Jacob, donor of the — reg. 7.95 - - 3 days only 3.99 fencing strips will be used simul¬ Walter C. Jacob settled matters. Wrestling Award Matched Deluxe Field Arrows — 10.00 doz. taneously in Jcnison Gymnasium, which is given The -fielding annually to the Sport* Risuli. four in each weapon. ;matmcn scoring the most points, . ! won eight national championships Bv The Aami amateur baseball scored five and led 5-0 go¬ Columbia and New York Unl- himself, Rasrbj BOLLERT'S runs- Lansing ing Into the bottom of the sev¬ vrralty. Bath will br In eampc- Wrestling for thc Michigan t in Hans I t. New "y, enth. titlon this year slang with third State varsity squad, he eopped Milwaukee R.»,|lin place Cornell, foarth plane Nary |'■ I _ _ * 18. Headpiece nex* Kevan Omper. British For Opener Capt. Empire 440-yard record jMatllieil ElltCr 19. Diminish 21. So be It 48 Itefo prefix will run in the 600-yard run iti 23. Large 49 Clree 4 Type of I $|>urtuits Kilttr both meets. In addition he will NCAA Bouts rtitlrnnohll* 5 The mihtftal |\CAA Tourney South Carolina anchor the mile relay team In the Daily News meet. itv jim Evans First Spartan For Opposing Gosper Irt the Windy In Finale City will be Olympic champion [(ichlffiiii State's uliilefeiit- Br JOB HOFFMAN Mai Whitfield, world Indoor rec¬ Lennox, Sinatlino* ord holder In the 600. rs will take to the road Michigan Slate's baseball sprint; vacation in an team w ill leave for the sutin; Ed Itrabhahi. Big 16 dash tlt- Lead Wrestlers rl- llst. Will ran IP the 45-yird dash Impt to clinch a perfect south early next week for Its at Cleveland and Is entered In By JIM JOHNSTON | dual meet record and Three Spartan entries in the NCAA Tourney are I toll the Si-yard dash at Cornell will host the best j 28th annual Southern train ,»mo their first NCAA collegiate wrestlers in the llntidrenux (top), Andv Konie (lower left) and Carrol imr trip. The Spartan decathlon man, Joe , rlmmpionship trophy Truhan (lower right). ...ivoldi, will run In the 45-yard country in the NCAA meet The Snartans will open their |11(h hurdlea at the KnlRhts of March 24-25. ill rea*on acainat the Vnlveriltv nf.Columbux meet and will meet the onnose the thrl- I(,adlnR lh(, Michigan State re- oosln's Badgers for South Carolina next Wednesday, j beat lit the SO - yard high# at ! prr.entat!ve> will bo aee 137- this season. March Toronto Oamea will also bo Fort i1 hjiaR?', ! pounder, Jim Sinadinoa, veteran ■ played at Signs Dnhlinski | ,,, ., , otis encounter, the Jaekson. Wake Forest. North Carolina State. Camp I.eJeune and, will meet the peer of all hurdlers, 1 S™?* £! i*d tin n 6-1 t» n oUtlc|s* adgers for the first Canadian Football North Carolina. gular 23-game itched- j Harrison ' Dillard at t'hicaRo. Savoldl may also er.tci the high lump. ^oluy" Slnadinos placed in last Bl|I |() championships, r~\ •" April 16. td-pla he Badr^rs t Detroit. State title ch to Miel tlme \ . it wanld mark th- In the sch that they have ixi 'Adds to 'n oiL Si Woes its tconsin. Big 10 schedule aga Henry Kennedy and Selwyn Jones, Canadian distance run¬ ners. will switch roles at Cleve¬ Andy Kaul, Versatile Ted Lennox, who DKTHOIT The Detroit Lions—most prosperous land with Jones running In the Michigan State twice — Michigan State will he out has wrestled In every weight one mile and Kennedy going In to defend its Rig 10 title this elass from 147-pounds to heavy¬ ; team in the National Football League—are slowly and pain- the two mile. Campus Classifieds . . . High Reaiterxhuy season. The Spartans finished weight, during his eolleflate wnuld also mark the fully beinir wrecked by retirement, the Armed Services und last year's the Spartans had been the Canadian Football League. season with an 11-2-1 career, finished fourth in this Campus Classifieds . . . Low Cunt conference record leading thr year's Rtg 10 and will wind up at a Badger squad nt The Lions already have !o«t - - • - - Rig 10 in every offensive mark. other time State seven players from last year's i at Madison wa team, and the number likely will Sowcll Upsets increase to a do/en or so by the alarming .dtuation fur Mai Whitfield who last led the season munev-making and In Pan-Ains have hopes of doing the same for the t online to Wisconsin Amoriraits Apuitt isrli. John Walsh, the two •»ais entered are Louisiana Latest to leave quarterback Tom the team Is Dublinskl. . Weak in Dixtuuri-M I , s}'\' »'» h""F"1"""1 j infield and outfield. The que* I Diversity and Michigan who finally tired of operating j tion mark is the catching dr j MEXICO CITY (iO—Young partmcnt. as Bobby Laynr's shadow and State today algnrd a 1933 contract ! Arnold Sowell of Pittsburgh i Thr tinly n,turmnK t.,ltl.h(.r with the Toronto Argonauts of dethroned the mighty Mai Junior Don Moffet who caught the Canadian League. Layne rates as the Lions No. I Quar- i Whitfield in the 800 meter tcrback. run Tuesday as the United will be out nd title he' jn «j.0 ! States awept to three of the at P. i State. ! four track ami field champ¬ rejoined I l'tt3 Odnm lost >i i» th* tackle w ionships in the Fan-American l-finals of the nationals at uoruer frames. to Wisconsin's I'at 1 Thl,H Sow en, just 19 and skinny as a That season Odom ' phiyers reed, put on a tremendous spurt record going Into the >* Onrd i in the stretch to clip teammate ind had beaten Shre- Dtle —I Lon Spurrier in 1:49 7, a games dual meet. i "'hers I record. Whitfield, two-time Oly¬ Army. mpic champion at the distance, In addition to Dublinskl, Lion faded badly and finished fourth. officials feel the most serious Fortune Gordien, the world *s right behind him with 167 at 128 - pound, t, the Lion*' *eeond beat |r.«nd at. 6 and three-fourths inches in who ho* a 2-1 -: aalner laat aeaton —Mb 881 Richards won the vault with a graj»plei .1 and Bill (!reen»a> yard* *nd a I.I aeeraee. Ob- dp of 14 fret. 9 Mid -.m -fourth ' squad at 178-pi'und,. An.n . vtoaaly, he'll be mtimed j inches. Bobby Smith of S*in Diego gegen n . i ctoyee Bo*, veteran end, and : State wo* >00001. ana u ** I nfl, Robrit Lee Smith. t. a. I al. ... defen.ive half- ..rwdaftM* In r«»tir* | the «t-mi«da .tar, third. ! - , - ■ off in 1 , 2-# mark. .llenae boot Hut the player the moat concerned Llrm, are .bout i* a little WALLACE Opticians to dec which one ' 1 185-pound halfback who rate* a< one of the Rreatest competitor*Jn Eyes Examined . . . Complete Optical Manufacturing i the league—Doak Walker A.hburn ha* ted the er ha* **veral thriving ' Men baser every year interest* in , Tex», «nd ha Two Doctors of Optometry he may not be bark next * East lMilag Office firxf rlmmcr to h'ch A'|irope's Hggt't "•I " wring* mil out' fptniio*. The iterant- 1 imprnniret" Lithe Maffaiine Uaaiat Office Brestfl, Xbvs ~ Gina Loliobrigld* tothmv VITTOUO Of SXA Stop in or pbone for fje exrhwiiaiafloa sppSinUnent r» . J-J lp..irt. ofn A Lxtenoca ripM» AYiiiiOtt t Eight THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS rY9 to Install Centennial Luncheon StudentsUrged Union Board High of jo That'* All. New Heads To Fill Out Dean a Page t) Cumberworth, Dan 0*Netl, Cloudy Sliiet See You Activities Card Chuck Lamb, Jerry. Lorig, George To Utther 0„i Beech, Bob Hanlon, Ray 31. Solar disk On Sunday A new sign will Join the throng Paul Sansone and Renny Last Clou Others included: Barb Ttmmer- 35. Not sacred 37. Meeting Spring Term Newly elected officers of ot registration Spring term. man, Barb Wilson, Diane Thomas, Cloudy skies W„ ' |jfl. No. 164 It will urge Spartans to fill in 14. Small wild Michiiran State's YMCA will the bark of the Dean of Students' Betty Hahn, Lee Stacey, Marilou the final dav W1 15. Delibera- tlon be installed Sunday at 9:30 card, which is left open for a Mausteller, Karen Redding, John classes, and the drop jus, aba ZT * Rogers, Jerry Hoke, Chuck Mc- Inday 1 18. Anglo* I a.m., at a service in the 'Y' list of the student's activities. IS. Rhythmical T. Horticul¬ turist I house, 314 Evergreen, John W. Truitt, assistant to the dean of students, men's division, Caffcrc, Bill Boutell, Tom Kerrey, Tom Strong and Dave Nichols. M Jndte^r «*<. be 4». 8. Fact j The officers are: Russell Bux- The remainder are: Dave Webb, according in urging students to fill in the j ton, East Lansing junior, presi¬ dent; William Rue, Livonia soph¬ card, said this Is the only record Barney Burke. George Anderson, Mickey Rosenswerg, Bob Wcis- hour. omore, program vice-president; 11. Woodland William Nissen, Iron Mountain garber, Fred Kocig, Warren deity Brown, Gary Carr, Larry Wilis IB. .Mathemati¬ sophomore, membership vice- president; and Carlton Adler, student accomplishes outside the and Dwight Ebeling. cal function 17. Tapestry Bergen, N.J., freshman, secretary- academic areas. ' ' 3 L ; 1" hi!" (! 11" Students' activities are taken The white meat on the breast from this card to be put on the of a bird is composed of the mus¬ 1 1. I 1 Robert M. Walker, executive permanent record, tt is a trans¬ cles that were developed for fly- t jcl.L * { secretary, will perform the In- cript of this record that goes to W I w r1 1 | stallatlon, and Lester M. Do- prospective employers when ref¬ L i i byns. executive secretary from requested, Truitt said. In 1952 a fish 7 inches long F erences arc j 1948 to 1953. will five the ad¬ A recent study showed only ! reported to have fallen from the i i Pi dress. about one out of twenty studentsLIC1VI115 j iky after being picked up by j ? rw.v _ I i i i pi il i fills in his activities 21 32 r [_ j i jr j i After the ceremonies, ! ficersr members, and friends will *Y' of- attend the 11:30 services at Peo- Photo h. Tom AoOrv, JJ 1 i pies Church. World Student Fed¬ Five of the past six Union managers attended the 33 eration crosses will be presented The admiration 37 Centennial Directors luncheon Saturday afternoon. In ditnUwd „ 1 i. Wine casks to the officers. the first row, left In right. are: II. K. I'rniiK, Raymond completion of our VES JS J'f . Rubber tree | Ten members elected to serve modernization prom™re¬ -/j ~T . Man's on the group's advisory board Kittys, Emery Foster; second row, left to right, Michael sounded from coa«T»~ 12 For shame will take office at the beginning Dmochnwski and I.. \V. Scott. Union Hoard sponsored Everything's new from ST "77 i Vd 13. Salamander of spring term. They are: Harry Grace, assistant professor of psy¬ the luncheon. 5ffiT,L2.'«8a -»11 rest) led forlorn *9 . iO j 17 chology; Hoyt Reed, associate professor of social science; James to-ever>thing location, cob ua Orwig, instructor of humanities, moderate rates remain and John Friedrich, of physical DANCE SATURDAY Only Loop hole| w^then t Ballot Boj education. Other board members are: Cera Breithaupt, general secretary of TED RAY garage. Make the N«w Sh™ your Chicago headquarter woatp r*Moui anTAI the Lansing YMCA; the Rev. John Porter, chaplain of Episcopal 11 is Trumpet and Orchestra students; the Rev. 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