>. DAILY STUDENt PUBLICATION EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN—TUESDAY, APRIL 6. 1966 PRICE 5 CENTS Formosa Denies Report %■ Carr Seems Chinese Red Fleet Certain of Reelection ■ ■ trl uf Ihe University Villas* development. which will b« ready for student families tail term. Rumored Off Malsu All Proposal* TAIPEI. Formosa . The temporary j supervision of Dean John Ryder. islands." lead party tickets in A* Board race Democratic candidates led in Cuts Ended . . . . . . 11 come down us who proposed the plan Board's last meeting. by small margins in early the new building, said Dean Wil- The completed plan calls for | liam H. Combs, admin sistant to the president four buildings for the major en¬ gineering departments. The cen¬ Stands I'at on I'lan Trade Talks morning returns. Heavily Demm-ratu- W .i y n c ter will be switched from Olds Of Army Reduction Spring's Coining Hall to west of the Animal Indus¬ tries Building on Shaw Lane on south campus. WASHINGTON (^—Sec¬ —Slow hut Sure Bog Down retary of Defense Wilson Slowly but surely, spring is getting her foot in the door. In Berlin and Adm. Arthur Rndford told Congress Monday there Today, the sun will feel slightly warmer, the breeze will be Trucks Still Roll will be no more major cuta in military manpower be¬ slightly balmier and the sky Diwpitr Heavy Tax will seem slightly cloudier. The yond those alrrndy sched¬ high will be 58. BERLIN <,V) — Ka I reports might be a speculative se- Hut don't get carried away by uled. man trade I quel to the disclosure that a big the daffodils. Remember to save But the two top men from the I Communist base at Luchiuo in om the out a pair of Inngies when Monday to bargain with Pentagon stood | contro- | t'hekiang province had been com- West Germans packing winter clothes to *cnd on the new ; meet, said Karl H. versial reduction planned for thi I pleted sooner than ex|>ected. | The spokesman said Nationalist Communist - imposed truck next 15 month*, 'patrol planes strafed and dam- ' tax on highways into Berlin. had been report! ' Mirations impiomise was aged two very small gunboatft "of' They handed the Westerners Idlest Slate Returns |i» Received site of ground of Wilson and 30 („ 30 |0ns this morning, Ull, ,h|t was |n Melchnw (lav 90 „oulh of ttu. M„,Mlv 1 Name-Change a letter and stalked out of a conference thut New with the idea , Bill Nears never got Housing darted. East Lansing Senate Floor The West German represent a- Voters Eleet Z 3 Eouiicilmen Churchill The *5,051.500 development consists of Buttcrfield. Rather Expected Both the civilti heads uf the ai Bryan Halh and Brody Hall, dining unit. To Retire emphasis on the administration's program long-range proposition Engineer* will have a cm LONDON (/P) — Sir Win- designed plete change •! »cen« to ■ ston Churchill, wearing full threat to court dress and a flashing forrt ^d ct 'may be to year, array of decorations gained i lo Krlc in a half-century of service ,narly. 'lo*" lrom ■».im.uoo lew and explain Britain expects that today Churchill will resign as Prime STl N Ih-amim NEWS IN BRIEF (hie Found in Cam (kite real •kjrrl of the campaign 4rtv« hame la the H>*4 the Clue .Monday in their ' V -Police worked on » ocw -.-layer o( 7-year-old Barbara Gaca. Three boy, and three -fh reported they raw a new Burck with a cream-colored A Keal Indian Diali the Oakland County dump where the M-hOolgtrl', body • .-t Thursday. ■nlior Forties in # # * Hungary Dorm Food Dull? Trv Bhoian x AS—Ex-Premier imal Slumber Open Inciter. o ■ ' CI I State Teaching Caliber Spartans Sleep Praised by '85 Student At Own Party N ZlSuL AlIHRHrV JS/mW!V\ EDITOR'S NOTE* The follow- in, Irtlrr was written to senator Arthur Dehmel. and It State iiix school of agriculture throughout the world. and one of the Iresl In mechanical en- • A Mew jazz socit " r0( Wmiim I. reprinted here at hi* sugges- ginccring. kappa dei j So this is Centennial year. F/^aHKf/'ffl tlon. There is a move on foot to 7 P-ni.. 33 pi alpha ) j Yon would hardly know it from the support the students l| ' change the name to "Michigan |/7f7yr ^ Dr,r -'7 p.m.. 4i 'are pivinjr the Centennial projrram. Of course, it isn't a State University of Agriculture K/ IdflB When entered 1I en,crcd Michicnn Mlchll!nn and Applied Science." and I be¬ jnew story, henrinpt about the frrowth of Michigan State ll State in State in 1885, some 1885, some 70 70 years years Ijevc it should be done, 'from a clcarinp in the wilderness to a srrent university. "i aito, I went there to study me¬ a«0' 1 wcmnitif,hcre !° 8,udy One of the main reasons why Mi IhiuXUI^I „ko..ion which What makes it even worse is the fact that it happens chanical engineering, nporinif which _ .. .. ... even- hundred years. started there that year, and I was much gratified to find Undoubtedly a lot of factors are responsible for the there such high-class Instruc¬ lack of student participation in the Centennial events that tion. have taken place so far. The State News is reluctantly will- The president of Michigan State at that time was Edwin Intr to take its share of the blame. Willets, an ex-congressman and A lark of communication at all levels has made students a very high-class man. unaware of many of the special Centennial functions Dr. R. C. K utile had the clas¬ available to them. ses in chemistry, and his son. Frank, who afterward became The facets of the Centennial propram that have been president of Michigan State, publicized have received a certain amount of half-hearted had charge of the laboratory work. Dr. Kedxie was the presi¬ back to in students and profes¬ support. sors to bo known only as a col¬ dent of the American Society of The Student Centennial Commission has slowly devel- Chemists and held a very high lege. Even though it is one of o)>ed into a hard-workinp orpanization. The proprams standing among them. the largest and most disting¬ and projects the commission has developed thus far have uished universities in the coun- In 1885 the head of the cngin- been for the most part successful. rring department was a profes¬ Trusting that y Student representation on nil boards, commissions and The Meaning; of Easter sor of mathematics from the your influence to committees connected with the Centennial was one of the school at Ypsilanti; a very fine about, I remain. man, but not up-to-date on en¬ bip objectives of the commission and hns been carried George j. Jemka gineering. throuph with preat success. Most of the thinps that have taken place on the stu¬ Inward Sacrifice The next year, brought In a young man nam¬ the faculty Chairman of the Beerd The liaren Milling Co. Harbor Bearh. Michigan ed Wilfrod Durand, who was an dent level so far have lieen minor, however, and the mut- engineering graduutc of the Na¬ terlnps about what had some effect. a job the whole affair is, have-already Holds Secret Joy val Academy. Night Staff The commission needs students ns speakers and work¬ ers on an all-cammts speakers bureau, at the International Festival and the t'N General Assemble propram. and at the famous thai aftor two or three r "hrht year*. Herbert Hoover got him pinnt Centennial parade at next fall's Homecominp, just to take the Chair of Naval En- Marandino to mention a few jobs. fcinerrlnp at Palo Alto, Calif., Debby Hall Students have been invited to attend the Symposia, and an I learned in later years, he beeame the leading author* hepinninp anew April 12, which they have hitherto meap- Michigan State Newi Ity In the world on Naval archi¬ crly attended. tecture. class The pay-off comes next year when the student body on dayi^MomUj' ns except days looks hark on its Centennial year activities. It would lie nice to have n wide representation of the various proups on ramntis at the Student Centennial Awards banquet In be held next year. If you are lookinp for some way to express yourself durinp the Centennial year, why don't you eontnet the Student Centennial Commission throuph Student Govern¬ ment ? If you haven't timp to work. sup|x>rt your Student Cen¬ PHONE CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS ED 2*1511 tennial Commission's proprams. 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NORM Kesel FLORIST T«* II1C&10A.N 3 T ATE N It riting Guide Volunteers lldp Fill Quota Elections Given to 14y&39 (Continued from Page 1) At Registration Michigan's May Draft All four proposals on the state I referendum ballot seemed headed I for approval, with only the school; State's 14.23W entailers got a "Guide to clear Writing" during Call Numbers 600 1 bond proposal having any trouble, j | Proposal So. 1. which will registration—hot off the presses. give the Legislature author it v LANSING, April 4 (jPI—A May j 2; Eaton, 8; Emmet. 2: C.ene««e The 41-page booklet, written draft of 000 men was announced j Board 25, 5 men, Genesee Board I lo make non-partisan Judicial ' a State professor as a ; nominating procedures conform practical today by State. Selective Servide : 26. 7 men; Gladwin, 3; Gogebic. ! guide and reference for writing, to those of partisan elective of- Headquarter*. 4; Grand Traverse, 2; Gratiot, 7. off the press at Z a.m. Wed- The total is 280 less than the I flees, was being approved by a neadaj morning, copies had to be Stwygo, 2; Oakland Board 2'i-l margin. May call last year of 880 men and ruahed to the Auditorium 66. It n. Oakland Board bjr car 100 more than the April quota of Proposal No. 2, receiving the to arrive on time for first-day 8 500 me voter approval, re¬ a.m. registrants. Col. Arthur A. Holmes, state I •: Ontonacom J; Oseejla. 1: o>- quires that candidates for the A total of M.000 copies of the Selective Service bookiet were printed, C.O. Harris that all Inductees will be 20 years Director, said j rod»« •otUw>- ate Supreme Court and the Cir- head of the All-Campus Commit¬ of age or older, except for volun- | •*• nooeommon. •: jit Courts pass a state bar cx- | and be under 70 at the tee on Sngllsh. said. teers. Local boards are author!) lawaasee. 11: Tus- appointment or election to "Now that all students have a to accept volunteers 17 or blder. cr*H« 0: Buren, 21: Wash- the bench. tap/, we are mailing a booklet to . 5: Va til faculty thvthbers," Hatrlt Said. 85. 3 men. Wash* I*roposal No. 3 was winning ap- 341. 2 men: Wex- roval on the basis of strong Eventually, copies will be sent Payne County support. It would to every Michigan high school Mrds are ford. 2. ermit the state to back up local and every college or university large vol- •f applicants who want to Hillsdale Houghton, 8: Hur¬ rhool district borrowing with up English department in the coun¬ on. 4: Ingham? 8; Ionia, 4. Iosco. j 100 million dollars in bonds. :heir service over at this try, Harris said. 2: Iron, 2; Isabella, 3: Jackson, 17; Proposal No. 4, to amend the "Booklet) for incoming fresh¬ | Kalamazoo. 5; Kalkaska, 1; Kent onstitution to create a non-parti* man during the next two years The call by county boards: Board 43. 17 men. Kent Board 43. an board of election canvassers, will use up the remainder of the Alcona. 0: Alger, 2; Allegan, 10; 8 men; Keweenaw, 0; Lake, t; Slat* Newt Photo By Ki? Klotzburter copies," Harris said. "Then, we will go over the guide and revise Alpena, 2; Antrim, I; Arenac, I; Baraga. 3; Barry, 2; Bay. 10; Ben- I Lapeer, 16; Leelanau. 1; Lenawee. 5; Livingston, 6; Luce. 2; Mnrk- BELLISSIMA! OUR GAY lurray Jones is shown With one of his paintings If now zie, 1; Berrien, 26; Branch, 2; Cal- inac. 0; Macomb, 27; Manistee, I; -A Guide to Clear Writing" t in the Lit ant Pine Arts Gallery. houn Board 13, 5 men, Calhoun Marquette, 7; Mason, t; Mecosta. was written by William O. Baker, Board 217, 4 men; Cass, 2; Char- | 2; Menominee. 2; Midland, 2; assistant professor in Communica¬ levoix, l; Cheboygan, t; Chip- Missaukee, 2; Monroe, 14; Mon- Ltract Expression* tion skills. The Committee ol English sponsored the booklet. pewa, 5; Clare, 1; Clinton, 3; calm, 5; Montmorency, 2; Muske- Crawford. 0; Delta, 3; Dickinson, gon, 8. "It is the only book of its kind, Irt Prof Presents In a convenient 'pocketbook' form," Harris said. It is the result of two years reasearch to provide the maximum of desired Informs tion for student communication VETERANS ASSOC. MEETING lan Show Today Psychology Professor ationally recognized artist opens a one-man show in t and Fine Arts Gallery on south campus today. Writes New Textbook TONIGHT-7:15 P.M.-31 UNION Murray Jones, as- ■ Dr. Donald M. Johnson, associ¬ Jones' paintings ore part of the ate professor of psychology, is the permanent collections of the De¬ author of a textbook, "The Psy¬ l paintings troit Art Institute, the Grand Rapids Museum, Albion College chology of Thought and Judg¬ ment,'' which has Just been pub¬ NOMINATIONS FOR SPRING degree," Jones said, and Abbott Laboratories among lished by Harper Brothers of New many phases of the York. The book surveys the evi¬ The show will open to the dence on problem-solving, includ¬ public until Apul a.m.and l-5p.ni. Monday thrc ing problems of evaluation or TERM ELECTIONS Friday and 1-5 p.m. Sundaj State to Host Meet Of Economic* Lecturer Author Michigan United Fund of Article Michigan State will host t) explained the gradual In technique and Idiom Dr. Marten S. Estey, lecture eighth annual meeting Michigan United Fund April 14th of the mckm aqn££,... wide Principal speaker for the state¬ meeting will be Walter C. j WIN&TON Laid law. executive vice president of the United Foundation of Me¬ - same with | of t tropolitan Detroit and nationally progress known rector as the originator and di¬ of Detroit's Torch Drive.« ITALIAN-INSPIRED brings flavor back to filtor smoking! li s New! Fellowship from the iti of Chicago. Four and the Army followed. Ziegier's . been at Rtate alnre Charcoal House WHAT DO Mexico In I95t-5S. I two one-man show YOU THINK? FASTES 11«rk City, In 1932 GOOD! snd Trophleo. Awards. Yes, It'* new—all new! 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Hank Aaron also homered for For' Conduct Federal Penitentiary in the final three innings. Milwaukee while Johnny Logan The Crackers scored all four smacked two doubles and a tri¬ runs in the fourth inning when ple. Gromek walked three men and Brooklyn reached Jim Wilson Irks Brooklyn Star was nicked for four for nine runs in the first two in¬ hits, including Billy Reynold's two run homer. nings and Joe Jay for one in the NASHVILLE, Tenn. (/P)— Detroit collected 14 hits off Bob eighth. * ★ * Walter Alston, mild-manner¬ Hines, Dick Carmichael and Dick Tribe Homers ed Brooklyn manager, sharp¬ Grabowski. Jay Porter had three hits. Fain, Harvey Kuenn, Bill Payoff 43teve Gromek pitched the fln»t Home runs by Wally Westlake ly criticized Jackie Robinson tlx Innings for Detroit and al¬ Tuttle and A1 Kaline each had and Vic Wertz powered the "Monday for taking his gripes lowed six hits and all of At- Cleveland Indians to a 9-5 vic¬ Detroit has an off "day today tory over the New York Giants to newspapermen rather and will face the Milwaukee than to the manager himself. Monday at Montgomery giving JThe victory gave Detroit the Braves Wednesday afternoon. the American Leaguers a lead of time Alston ex¬ rubber game of a weekend set with the Southern Assn.'s de¬ ★ ★ * eight games to seven over the Munn to Reign At the same plained that the veteran star was Illinois' Abe Woododa takes the easy way eat as he decks aader world champions in their exhibi¬ fending champions. Doditers Win sn the bench Sunday because I The Tigers had three big in- Ed Mathews hit three home tion series this spring. Westlake's homer, coming with 4s King of misunderstanding. the 70-yard high hardies race ia the Meer Big 10 track ison Fieldhoom. Spar&a Joe Saveldi (left) was aecead while championship. h»u ..; infs. They scored four runs in the runs Monday and a single but the two on in the fifth inning off iUard nw. firet inning, six in the seventh Milwaukee Braves lost a 10-8 Marv Grissom, tied the score at arid two in the ninth. Their other slugging match to the Brooklyn four all. In the next inning Wertz Trout Festival Illinois (far right) won the title fee the second straight year. (center) was third. Indiana's ViiT! rttn came in the second inning. Dodgers at Nashville. delivered off Larry Jansen with Clarence (Biggie) Munn, Spar¬ one on to put the Indians ahead tan athletic director, will reign as king of the 19th Annual National Supply Needed Depth ABC'*. Bobby Feller started for the Trout Festival at Kalkaska, April SHORTHAND Employs no I Robinson, who blow off gome Indians and gave up four runs in 29 and 30. Returnees Bolster leading offices and civil steam Sun da v while fitting out an the four innings he worked. Art Munn will rule the festival with the Mil- Houtteman finished up and was with a queen, to be chosen April in i weeks the winner + * ★ 15. With the lor, and two sophomores a streng- McCoy will team with Big 10 indoor dash champion Ed Brab¬ Card Rally Fails ened Michigan State track team ham and Travis Buggs to form one L. B. IT. has had nearly a century of success Caykendall a* r«r„ Sandy Consuegra failed in his b rati on. along with a Kin*'* will try and better their of the finest sprint squads in the what re. Id be m. ^ placing secretaries, typist., and bookkeeper* In better positions. bid to become the first Chicago Big 10. ret teh raaltlnt a *T, If one la to work, why not prepare for the better White Sox pitcher to go the id, u , paying pool The three Juniors- Julius Mc- Eggleston, who was ineligible eenferenre. * lions? Investigate. route Monday but the crafty lit¬ The Michigan trout season will V. Ray Eggleston and Don Hlll- last term, placed second in the tle righthander still beat the St. open at midnight of the 29th, with cr are returnees from last year's broad The 23-year-old Jump in the outdoor Big 10 ve Day or Evening Claases Louis Cardinals, 4-2, at Fort fishing contests being held the am while the two sophomores done 13 fee, but may M M Worth. 30th. high because he u i Gay Denslow and Steve Lemmers LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY Consuegra was leading 3-2 in A fisherman's ball will wind- have never competed in varsity into shape. the eighth when he walked one up the event the evening of the The thinclads fir«t lie W. Ionia Phone IV t-HN man and served a single to Solly outdo* 30th. Hem us. Mike Fornieles relieved, Munn has also been chosen MeCey. a star basketball far- |SlaysApril while 33 a, ,h, Joe 0h; j. got the Sox out of the Jam and Savoldi M chairman of a committee on waukee Bra ward. placed fifth In the 199- his first decathlon set the Redbirds down in order in t«t a, Michigan in sports. The appoint- thought he (Alston) knew my yard dash in last year's Big M aad Jee Savoldl day at the Kansas Relayg F0R TH0SE SUNNY the ninth. ment was made by President Grovcr Dillman of Michigan Tech, j arm was better. I am sorry the aaldsar meet and waa clacked ia Another Junior who waa ineligi¬ whole thing happened." :21.1 far the 229-yard dash la ble winter term is high Jumper SPRING DAYS general chairman Michigan Week. of the 1955 Jackie was back at third base Hlllmer who will give the Spart- Clean Sweep tans added strength in that event. Ctnrtaattl 4 Al Bfinmonl Tf*»i Chicago |N) *. Bcanmont I Pirates Blast Orioles Weightmen Cop Hillmer did 6'8 4," indoors and tied for second in last year's Of Playoffs Drake Relays. The Pittsburgh Pirates, cqllect- ing all their runs in two big in¬ •ton said he was a 2nds in Y Meet Eved by Win nings, defeated the Baltimore Ori¬ The Michigan State weightllft- oles 9-8 in a homer-laden exhibi¬ ing club captured two Mconda at RENT tion baseball game Monday at the Michigan YMCA meet held at Brunswick, Ga. Robinson miffed and complain¬ Ann Arbor April 2. A BIKE ed to writers: "If he's not going to play mo. let him get rid of mc. Norton In the 14S pound division Dava step in duplu pressed able eight-ga When I'm fit. Ive got as much j snatched 175 and J i'ltOM Chicago College of right tu be playing as any man! jerked 240 for a total of 585 The 1954 captain ' f'anlcv ^ Cui> surprise 1 on this team and Alston knows it. THE j pounds for runner-up will team with Terry Block and j ^ . OPTOMETRY Or maybe he doesn't know it." Alston said Monday he had told tion. Lee Wright, in the 198 pound Ron Davis in aa attempt to crack into the scoring column at the The Wings COLLEGE Robinson that henceforth com¬ class, pressed 200 pounds, snatch¬ outdoor conference Dec. IS)-* jtm&l plaints should be lodged with the ed 185 and cleaned and Jerked 285 BIKE SHOP Doctor of Optometry for a total of 870 pounds for the second place. DEGREE In May 1954. State's track wns The weightmen's next meet will At Opener 131 N. HARRISON named the Ralph H. Young Track be the IN THREE YEARS Michigan AAU champion¬ I Ell 21117 and Field. ship. to be held at Detroit May 1. Arm Trouble They eiiminaue * WITH SHOES Two Largo Eyo Clinic* May Hamper Uaiv.rsity Eavir.MM.t- N.« Ike's Pitching REPAIRED D» Md ApartmrnU M Urp, Now You Can Learn AT adjoining L I.T. Crwu. 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Dr. Robert Haddon, physician (or the California State Athletic Lkowski Matches With .393 the examination at the a t fersnce in the cotninlsalv.,,v .office. bkaiigh's 2 Wins S Others Belt He -said the examination was Dig out made by Or. Meyer Friedman. ,li from its southern | Ball at .500 CMp i Cther members of the Butter- Moore, who attended the con¬ 1 ference. had baan daclared physi¬ ing trip, Michigan] field teetn were Jim and Chuck Bodarjr. Mike Belle and N»U But- cally unfit to box in California •s baseball team begins j becauae of a heart condition. This THAT OLD ice this afternoon in »'t at ks action waa taken after an examin- ,ration for its home] Spartan batamea reall San Diego last KLECTRIC SHAVER fr against Detroit April | to towa ia the southern ■ Thomson May After reading Dr. Friedman's training trip which report, Dr. Haddon said he is postct a 5-s i JOHNNY MATSOCK -d Saturday. Miss Opener wouldn't hesitate to recommend SfiVE*7§2 After starting off j The Spnruns banal that Moore's license be restored. In their first si* | things began to NASHVILLE. Tenn. (Ah—Out- Spartans dropped DublNN I fielder Bobby Thomson left the Milwaukee Braves here Monday to fly to Milwaukee for treatmen Sptrf Shorts I ; of en injured right should*; Michigan Stat# hod been the Iflfi'V••• By DONN SHELTON 1 Mai tfee lai at which may keep him nut of the •ite of the NCAA crow country ; season opener. breaking out last : his ankle championships since its founding after in 1038. training, said his shoulder pain- j DeGay Ernst, the first Spartan ; ed him when he swung a bat in I trackman to set a world record, Jure, its too early to tell—but Detroit Tiger fans all over, in addition i an exhibition at New Orleans last j is the starter in many Michigan 1 ftrtt vowing that this ia the year. Thursday. j State track 18 times via base on balls. Th# Bravt* were idle until This attitude is a yearly disease with Tifer fans. Each anrl every year, for tho post decade, the Tlrer oituation hot record bumw a botung s^TVhe when Thon^n sti^k out ;'.owski t«»r pitch* state,with Chuck 1 been almost identical, at » ut£o£'* "* Braves' Manager Charlie i' caught8*"5' Fu"er,u" | E»ch year the team ia labeled "poterttally a firet dieis- Of 1mm said he doubted If Thom- ion (earn, if . . ." And. the list of "if*" iu usually i ..Hard collected five 1 |v. MAT. Ms-NIGHTS B SUN. Me And, Invariably listed under that heading is the pitching Also a frequent visitor to the "if" list are the questions power and of speed. this year, unlike most of those years, there are some rm f solid factors to fight the "If" list with and it is those 'oppihg "jj factors that put the jaunty step in the loyal Bengel txwsters. Again, the pitching is listed as an "if" factor. If Steve ( ^ l ime seven in ',r"mt'k ani' Ned Garver can win 15 games apiece, if Bob M»mMikeM«bJl»ee 'Miller, the young bonus baby, turns out as a starter and if hottini with a mack mt That old, forgotten "old timer" in your firat coUectate vie- 1 Hilly Hoeft gets serious for once in bis life, then—the Tigers kaa n< t>u« m it trip drawer can help buy this entirely new "mas¬ tre solid third place material. Hate. ter barber"...the finest electric shaver ever AAA The other 100 hitters made. Three extra-long Blue Streak twin Alt TCHt as in the other years, power and speed are Coliard ana E*>l Morra heads... high-powered AC-DC motor... new And again, listed as make-or-hreak factors in the Tiger future. j »»d Capt J"hnny Maun WASH & DRY 40c per palm shape...stop-start wheel... 1-ptrce hair m RCCTtiC SHtVCI i* with two o.r i Hut there is evidence that the power and speed require-1 load pocket...in a deluxe gift case. Shaves as Soap it Bleach smooth blade...in half the time. I'n'u'ix^sixth'"n' might be adequately met this year. FKEB as a Spartans scores Kay llnone. one of the better clean-up men in the league, Monday Thru Friday returns with his big bat. 5-S P.M. Ktx'kie flvchaser Jay Dorter, has wielded a powerful hat GET THOSE EASTEK in the Grapefruit league and Al Kaline, 20 pounds heavier Dl'DS KEADY AT and one year wiser, is also making big noise with his war- two. on a t >»d< m triples with *lub. j EAS ANSING LAUNDRY llarv Kuenn and Ferris Fain, a pair of perennial -too ters. will provide Boone, i'orter, Kaline and company some bough hit-,s,U'*w..'i.^'hUri.rs*Ed"iipl 2.13 M.A.C. ..mi Ouk HrkowskLrsch runners to drive home. hsv* a f-i record The other And nowherematch ants to in thethemajors Is there Kaline. Tuttle.a team of speed Porter, Kuenn. merch- Hat- fm . ^p^tjuoushl _ »nt field, House comhine. hitting >t ttrond as There is little doubt that this year's team will be a top s,p"u"* ''**M **"?. gate attraction. I'nlike past years, win. lose or draw, this :™r' ' "* "m team is a crowd pleaser. . The overall and individual »i>eed. the outfield full of great Svlwyn Jones, the arms and the day-in-da.v-out flashy play of men like Kuenn. | and*1 Fain and Kaline add up to a colorful, worth-going-to-watch both the i»5J Canada* | team. I hampiofishtga avupwrts YOU'RE A BETTER GOLFER THAN YOU THINKI ENIORS- iebby Jonet rcgiUcrcd »otxh and iron*. atvJ Thunw«>n club* rcgiucrcd wood* are the tmlv duta nude that offer ym IVMNM>>0|NU>8 Junmy prrfrtt bUam e . . . and «fi ukntkrU ermtmt fewf. ORDER . . Hccauv erne &f the* club* rewff mat fret* mltke your golf Hccomrx more uniform. )o*t *ho«* cob* usicntl) belter. Vftith golfer* repot wg cm by YOUR a* mtxh ji l|. thevr are th* dub* to plav Make your next round a better one„.. GRADUATION Spalding iNNOUNCEMENTS THIS W ONLY Y' THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Tuenda, -v - .. ■ ... ■ le Blossom Festival Town Glee ClubRecord Meeting v To Go On Sale Today Hannah, Russell CAMPUS "STAND-OUTS" * * * Man Mo»t •al Interpretation To Discuss U. S. <* Ukely h 1 tor will at the go on sale today at 9 a.r Centennial Information -;rv ' ryoutsto be Held Influence Abroad Booth on the Union Ooncourse. • * i sv -.The selections on. the 45 r.p.11 "Tl America Using its, Influence extended play record Include jTryouts for the first annual Oral Interpretation Festival Effectively Abroad?" "MSC Shadows," thc Tight Song," At America's Town Meeting of "Spartan Toast." and the old al¬ jll be held Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in 49 Aud- the Air tonight President John ma mater, "CToae Beside the ■ium and in Fairchild Theater. A. Hannah and Dr. William F. Winding Cedar." ' ' \ Moiree Compere of the " ' " Russell will air their views on the The records, which sell for $1, £ech department will be the di- /fro||-,» Centennial rjctor of the three-day festival subject and members of the audi¬ were sold by Glee Club members ence will be able to direct their questions at the speakers. at registration. k / •Verything!" *fiich will be held May 25. 26 MedallioilS l\ea