REPLACES CHURCHILL DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN—WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1955 PRICE 5 CENTS uirchill liits Post Baker Leaders Retire <|* 55-Year jlic Career (jpON (/P)—Under the of hi* 80 years. Sir ,n Churchill stepped U. S. Seeks iTuesiiay night as Brit- 1 Prime Minister—still the champion's V- China Peace, rv sign. cleared the way for his icir. Sir Anthony Eden. Dulles Says Prime Minister Wed- ! i take up the fight of wide election campaign j May Still Defend | !'S resignation closed J Oueniny and MaUu ■haptcr in 20th Century j orange contrast to the j WASHINGTON (IV)—Sec¬ turmoil that marked i n< 55 years in politics, j retary of State Dulles said had silenced London's Tuesday the United States j wants to deal with Red China in a civilized peaceful! tear down the old tted Cedar sch way in order to avoid war in way for new dormitories. j the highly dangerous For- j mosa area. NVw Dorms Prevail "We have made perfectly clear our desire that there shall be no , ,, mpathetic restore of war. our desire is that there I a Queen to an old ho first sertpd states nnde Red Cedar School shall be a cease-fire." he told a in ws conference. treat grest-| "If there is any war it will be entirely due to the provocation Being Torn Down The drip from a leaky roof is one of the thing* the .stu¬ dents from the old Red Cedar school won't miss. The school which handled stu- ~ Dr. William V. Kuwel and President John A. Hannah taking part in**"America's dents through the second gr.ir! Town Meeting of the Air." j l*h" i..m Palace to tender hi* hasn't been used since 1953 It being torn down to make root Uof D Head for three more dormitories. j j Town Meeting of the Air ln «if the thousands mil* The new title—echoing the "Good originally had provisions for only school on Sever street i . Seeks Share Formosa .,i,d the Pescadores against Red attack, if it comes. ue" of days of triumph— R5*children. It now hoc ink-cheeked face beam- through the sixth grade. raved a silent thanks. j In Planning But. he said, the United Stales to defend Formosa 'dares is the only on# U.S. Influence Abroad Debated The #M wrbmmi SM I ill spent 41 minutes in tawr wtma By LollE r.Rorr Amenc Meeting of the < Urging i re with the Queen and rued—still smiling. He I W«M War It ft Wffu Private School* Stole Newa Aaaaeiato Mil* .All bi ought the nationally brood- | spirit" Dr. Hannah uid in.bed into the back seal ; ra.t program to a partially filled .often "aenign for duty in 111 Voi Town .Meeting turned to Aud it Mirhlgan State a> a salute .ick puffing a big cigar it. J President John A Hannah to the university's centennial! not quite good enough to jsea. area men and women irt of a man relaxed by 1 A plea and Dr. William P Riumell. in of a weight from his (dependent co lussell. who said it was a pleas- home. deputy director of Technical . ies be allowi to be here at "Michigan State i He added to this the lacl Service* for Foreign Oper¬ iveisity," opened the discussion j training and the American's floors of ihe old ation m Administration, to de-! taking the audience on a word 1 sistenre "on living overseas bate its queation. "Is Ameri-I firms the unofficial tabulation. ca using its influence eff< i the United States." l»o4 fellow.** lively abroad?" Ttiexdj oppor« ' problem, Dr. C lair I.. Taylor. Kepubli- dries ot cording to Dr. (lunnuh. is the s Lady Churchit! evening in the And. the Far East. of stability at home in the t program. vote margin over Democrat and opportunities Lynn M. liar left of Grots# New PuhlieatioiiM Poinle. The If Ula were Tavlwr IndlvMnala wltb Ike mod Im¬ Head Sought hv i """rt __ ports nt task thai of festering resignation .sprca >ers of lounged the on llouse tl Bij: 10 Association Students Invited "Hunger, disease i fear i ,n^h7;,rrMud«rtK,rr:,;To Si?» 1p for Dwelling mostly cm Dr. Han¬ nah's charges against KOA per- led thcte won ? forget irs to expand public lng Washington Trip aonell, Russell challenged Dr. a slight melancholy potential of public udente interrated in th« ■Hannah'. tmpre.Mon. ol (OA pei- tl.' the whole building— j tnur ..f Wathmglon. D.C.. «°"1 *nd ,h?w hc *nrt »; »t,cnuea Churchill's Socialist feeling the im* 1 Busy Corner of Michigan's .1 rj hv Club, the are Agricultural, urged to ! Mr*. Hannah would like lo live "> » ""P""1» hu« immediately ' Going on the attitude of the Secretary E d c n. the Gets Stoplight Argentine I'ulic< i* still available space on | nationalists in the foriegn which will leave Ag. Churchill's mantle. Arrest fries! edrii sdav. April 13 for itol, and return Sunday, according to Art Pursel, the Ho- phlet.s and bullet Ml! include a visit to MWit <»f Agriculture ith Charles Figy. as- u Secretary of Agri- Hut/. Assistant Src- r department k riculture, and pots ib¬ which advised Far* Lansing offi- Jrjy. tj NEWS IN cua that the standard rri and ^ ir6, .jrcen light would soon fee in- j id the tour is appro- . During the audience partlcipa* Ition question—answer period, Dr stalled by the state i hc wa j Hannah stressed the necessity ol Wear* Walkers BRIEF At the fame msetuif the coun- fof th< ell approved a traffic committee d committee of legis- ! an "on-going, long term I If be thought tbe fOA program.' propria: to prohibit pgrking from Ufof> 4nd »' wss fee pa streeti l»'ir(lists Strike Formosa pTV-The N'j- •icsday struck by air University of ■IV* Kemington and Che»- . f ndependent »c study their pl« ^ — in the planning of the future. . Students Stopped at Split Rock be enewered FLECTIONS. Red naval con centra- id pa.kwsy The me- Carnival Theme Formosa Strait and Ms»cd at the request at Audio-Visual Sets recently- presented Ltcture-C Matsua. where Com* Film* for Todav few Sp. t on tape ^ | Contest Reopens 'Vjty reportedly has think of it Grandma Moses." .• 20 nunutc ' review of the artist m her upstate hie Fail* New York farm, will he the first omc Right, wi ; tne smaller part To Edo<-*tMM Group 'A five film* to be presented to¬ day by the Audio-Visual Center town Sluhigau large rock Itj >» pUc*4 It tbf ! Fulbright Scholarship rr Carnival. in the Mumc Auditorium, begin¬ IK- bou>t*M. wrt : Atcorded State Senior tilank, arc available James II sdrunwtra- OCIfOtol Ml*, A Mil. .rnior ha. Nan «war may 1 ning at 3 30 p m five assistant •«> Proideif John A i ay ro*d» at that rd Eulhrifht Kholarkhip to in any time at the lis Beginning at 3 aO, ' Mount Ver¬ Split Nock." -nd a lfannah. wa- recently .elected as fhc . will be ; non in Virginia** will fee shown j .todr political icianc* . a member ©t group of tbe J followcd fey "flowering Desert" But thi, *» not lu.t ' ' 'venity of Grenoble in Trance lor . yeor. The «Inner U Lc* Martin j appropriale igmality, adaptability, a they are In t at 4:13. Interesting parts of the Test Reset on Educational dinary ruck, according t» Bancroft .color. UunUt year. the Grant j Yosenute National Park 1 will be H. McDoncl. secretory of the laying *t one Martin*, award ia one of 24" A sewral theme which Unr reviewed at 4:30 in a film, "Yose- • Coliegr: grant, mmlc for giadinilr .tiidy i itirporati- .ub-titlca la Marking >t> fifth of prv- mule-End of the Rainbow. llOned.next yrur ui France inidrr Fur fnrtlicr information ( tasiug the program will he a grtsito the JCITT as*u%* educator UK Vb education exchange r'«- I Bftty meeting *hnr ,eleti#4op rc- , 20 minute film ori "Majestic Nor- in gram. I ID 1-fill sponsibihties. .. Nay.* . - • - m 11 Russian Editors ■ore DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS 7 p.m., Dcm Kail Deserve Welcome SAILING CLUB 7 p.m.. Lect. ftm. B. 7 p.m.. Tower Room. Union Women's Gym SIGMA DELTA CHI JUNIOR PANHfLLtNIC 8:30 p.m., 35 Union Eleven Russian student editors will arrive in the U.S. 5 p.m.. 34 Union MORTAR BOARD SOCCER CLUB on April 15 with the stated purpose of acquainting them¬ Hostesses meet 8:30 p.m.. Tower Room. Union selves with American academic life. 5:45 p.m., SPARTAN WOMEN8 LEAGUE 2nd Floor Union As a part of their tour of 44 colleges and universities Others, 8:30 p.m., Mural 7:15 p-m.. 35 Union and 10 cities, the Russians will visit Detroit and Ute Uni¬ Room, Union UNION BOARD ALL-BOARD Meeting 7 p.m.. S3 Union versity of Michigan on May 10-13. WINGED SPARTANS The area of Lansing and East Lansing has been closed Meeting Cancelled to Russian travelers. Some of the large cities, like Detroit WORLD RELATEDNE88 would normally be closed to Russians but the State De¬ COMMISSION OF YWCA. YMCA partment has agreed to make an exception to its rules. 6:15 pm.. College Y House The Ann Arbor area, however, is not "off limits" to these Russian students. We hope our comrades at the U of M will give the visitors an understanding of American student life. And we hope thai the Russian students will enjoy themselves while on the campus. C10ARETTES Student organizations from campuses across the country lianned together lust fall to extend invitations to the Sov¬ iet editors. Under a steady stream of propaganda from Moscow the Russian students were granted entry into the country by the Departments of State and Justice. I.ast year Russia allowed a group of American student editors to visit there. The Russians, however, were her young very strict in keeping the American students out of their re¬ stricted areas. I0DERN SIZE We are sorry that Michigan State can not he visited the Russian editors. We'll have to count on the U of M to leave a lasting and favorable impression on these student by Crossword Puzzle B'NAI BARITH HILLEL FOUNDATION .119 HILLCREST S5! lluir Coil editors. 25. Silkworm 36. Belgian city ANNOUNCE — OPEN HOUSE FOR FRESHMEN Thursday. 7:30 at Foundation FILTER TIP TAREYT( niiiey ST. Repetitious gives The Mcnuiii" of Easier 40. Tortured 43. Declare ALL-COLLEGE OPEN HOUSE you true tobacco taste is smooth and icessi 47. Turkish Sunday. 8:00 P.M. easy-drawing ORK

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(truckling Down Cigarette High of 65 Coo/ and Windy Bureau Aids Placement College Employe Treated for Fracture A campus empliye was treated Netclyived Needed Wanted: one recently girl from University Village who Charges Like Yesterday fo- a compound fracture and se¬ vere lacerations of the left index formerly lived in a dorm or sor¬ Of Alumni ■ finger Tuesday at 01 in Memorial ority house. Reduced It'll be nice and just sort of "spring like." But If you're Over half of the Michia.in Slat* Hospital. r.rind Hivcr, fi'l Oood Housekeeping Je«s H. Le-W'lt. cf 514 Past is looking for someone who fills In tho stvlne the above requirements for an ar¬ magazine looking for sun tan weather, alumni who renlsteret with WASHINGTON tin—The twrn while mixta.. f.*e,t. ticle comparing single and marri¬ the weatherman can give you State'* Placement Bureau In 1944.' oral Trade Commission I-eggert will remain in the hos¬ ed life at Michigan State. no consolation. are now employed by buaineaa pital for a few day. to allow u Anyone in this category who is day a cigarette manufactur¬ A high of 60-65 degrees is pre¬ and industrial firms in Miehiaan, medical evafut'.ro of the injury. interested in being interviewed er is not Just "puffing" when he dicted for today and weather according to Jack Breslin. place¬ for the article can contact Tom claims his smokes are "milder, a little cooler. ment director. Dutch, Director of Housing, at soothing and relaxing" and leave no "unpleasant after-taste." Breslin reported that 11 of Wells Hall. State graduates, representing var¬ The five-man trade regulating commission upset an initial deci¬ Benson Asks ious yeara of graduation, regis¬ tered in 1954. Of these, 749 re¬ sion by examiner William L. ceived new employment or in¬ Coeds — Vacation While Pack in a case against Liggett h Myers Tobacco Co. The firm has been charged with falsely adver¬ Congress for formed the Bureau they had been promoted or otherwise satisfied. tising certain virtues in Chester¬ Price Changes Placement statistics showed Yon Study field cigarettes. that 59 per cent received em¬ WASHINGTON —A televis- a week. On Myers has falsely advertisted that ; support system. Parity is a stand- sor. Joey Chesterfields would have no ill ard for measuring farm prices de- j ■ and New effect on the nose or shod report that his chief favored throat . clared by law to be fair to farmers I to J Jersey chalked up another first (ret her into the war against Jnpnn in 19 tfV. i Its history. >etent evidence what- 1 — — ' support the view i P°ison the p'ibhc mind b to Russia M )cc,io" 1 faster greetings NO MATTU WHIff I YOU AM, you'll gel mora pleasure from (HjfdvjhAbnv! your cigarette if it'a a Lucky Strike. 'Hut's the point of the Uroodleabove, titled: Three deep-sea divers enjoying l.uckiea. You gat detp-doun amoking enjoyment from Luc lues becauae Tki. I Yard ley bring* you •paeial way ... your aaaui* on a by Utafrara. Weatera Union will dakvar beautiful colorful blank, «o they taate better. Why do they taate better? That'a euay to fathom. Flint of all. Lucky Strike meana fine tobacco. 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Players , CINCINNATI (At—Player rep¬ resentative. of major league base¬ ball clubs reversed themselves spokesman for the player sentatives after the closed meeting, likewise declined to disclose how repre¬ For Varsity IFith MidSerison Tuesday and voted to recommend Seven candidates for the much of an Increase will be sought relaxing ol the rule which now prohibits the start of spring train* ing before March 1. in the minimum pay was for players. It Spartan golf team will en¬ recalled, however, that last gage in try outs today and -DublNN——r — Win Give I Representatives of IS of the 16 year the players asked for an in¬ Friday as Coach Ben VanAI- League player representatives jteams—only were the New York Giants not represented—will make ;this proposal to club owners: Robin Roberts of the Philadelphia crease to make Phils and Bob Feller of the Cleve¬ $7,200 but it was turned down by the minimum styne seeks to fill the three remaining positions on the A Redskin Series Milwauke land Indians explained that the the club owners. matter of an earlier reporting would be up to the club and the The squad. Three of the seven. Ron Laug, —By DOWN SH ELTON — Series GLAH#.CR player if their recommendation is accepted. • Lanny Johnson, and Jim Ray¬ mond, made the southern training TERRY 8AWCHUK Its prediction time Rgainwhat ben in September although and, they no one e predicted in April, Hl,1KT| TODAY thru FRIDAY The ban on spring training prior here five stllehe. per goal Doable Feature Program to March 1 fell into disfavor this trip with regulars Jim Sullivan. Bob Nordus, and Marty Hurd. . , . . . . are my mkjor league theories. UfVfUnd year after baseball Commissioner It looked like a cinch that the Cleveland will successfully defend its American League Ford Friek fined the Kansas City winter baseball rule would come John Stelmlc, George Prieskorn. Dick Bristol, and Roger Fuller Red Wings flag on the strength of a phenomenal pitching staff and Bob Buhl .hut out the and . . Broil ' Athletics and the Milwaukee up for discussion at a meeting ex¬ with five hits Braves for violating the rule. pected to be held in connection complete the list of contenders for the varsity berths. Blast Montreal loads of power. waukee Braves Tuesda.'iJ t«k ' with the annual Ail-Star game in In other action here the play- The Yankees will July. Earlier In the week the links- be^lose again, but it is still a period of 8*n'bTk0° 8-0- The meeting ot The lule.as it eyjsts, permits In 7-1 Victory transition from age tojfouth for the Stengelmen. victory',? Suggest again that the mini¬ three players from each club to grade deficiencies. About 20 games down**wlll come'the rest of the league. mum salaries of baseball players participate in winter league com¬ Detroit, riding the crest of youthful exhuberanee, will grab be increased from the pri petition, subject to approval by VanAlstyne pointed out that the Lindiuiy's 4 Goals troubles do not end with forming third place with the also-youthful Boston Red Sox capital¬ $6,000. Asked for club owners. the six man team. Defending Drop Canadian* izing on a great pitching staff to gain the fint division also. a "clarification and improvement" of the rule govern¬ champion Ohio State is rated high. Karl Sp„„ner „ DETROIT MPI Ted Lindsay Heading the second division will be Paul Richards, assisted ing winter baseball play. Frosh Tennis Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois, and Purdue have many shooters in the — scored four goals—three of them by his Baltimore Orioles. Richards, one of modern baseball's Dodgers and qu • - 1 nnd Feller, acting a: mngs with his in a wild second period spree—to Monday at 4 p. there will be 70's. top managers, will pull the Orioles up by their bootstraps. shoulder still Ve* The first test for the team will smash two team records and lead a meeting for wishing to the Detroit Red Wings to a 7-1 The White Sox, who gained the first division under Rich¬ »Wy will be sen, ,'- be a quadrangular meet, April 16, try out for the frosh tennis team. victory over the Montreal Cana- ards, will find how tough it is without him as they drop to at Lafayette, Ind. Purdue, Wiscon¬ The meeting will be in the IM of¬ sin, and Detroit are entered In the diens Tuesday night in the second sixth. Lemon Sour fice. Two home runs game of the Stanley Cup finals. | The Wings now lead the best- Washington will escape the cellar and Kansas City will Monte Irvin helped tl make an inauspicious debut in major league ball by Giants whip the SPECIALIZING IN CENTENNIAL of-seven series, two games to one. finishing cii COSTUMES New Man in Blue It was the fifteenth straight win for the Detroit club. last. dians 5-1 Tuesday ar exhibition baseball s We Have Them To Rent In the National League, the nod goes to Milwaukee, if only LOUISVILLE, Ky. MV-The Phone IV 2-0271 for American Assn. Tuesday an¬ Montreal forward Dickie by reason of perseverance. The Braves have been denied too Moore received a match mis¬ Evening Appointments nounced the sale of Umpire John long and this is their year. Durocher will pull a few more pense of Bob Lemon , conduct penalty VIRGILINE SIMMONS Rice to the American League. following a miracles and boot the Giants into second with the Dodgers 23-game winner of \ third period pn ■ hi n g spree Sal Maghe of Rice, 35, was an umpire in the close behind. the which came on the heels of a Lemon both pitched Western League before joining all t 1128 E. Michigan Ave. penalty to Moore for slashing. Birdie Tebbets' Cincinnati Rediegs will power their the first-on their the American Assn. two years way clubs t. into the first division also. St. Louis will head the push the trick. Detroit net minder Terry Saw- strong second division followed by Philadelphia. * * * chuk picked up five stitches when Pittsburgh will And a he stopped a high shot with his finally breathe the air of respectability as the have-nothing Field God forehead in the second period. Fifteen extra base Marcel Pronovost started the Chicago Cubs wrest the cellar away from the Pirates. ing a pair of home runs hit. > Sri I. F. C. rout at 1:58 of the first period when he scored while the Cana- diens held a man advantage fol¬ lowing a penalty to Lindsay. Individually, the American Kuenn of Detroit in the League leaders will be Harvey Piersall of the Red Sc by Mars' filayiock of | turned an exhibition batting ptactice s« | batting race; Ralph Kiner (an Philadelphia lopping Lindsay's linemates, Gord Howe open rush smokers and Dutch Rieble. scored four unknown quantity to AL pitchers) in the homer Rosen will pace the RBI field and Bob Lemon will once derby; A1 The Red Sox had points apiece, Howe with a goal again a and three assists, Rieble had four be the top hurler. when starter WiiUrd apart, lie iss In the National League, the batting king will be the aging seven runs before being rv. — STARTS SATURDAY _ TONIGHT Lindsay's four goals make him the first Detroit player to score that many in u playoff game and but active Stan Musial; big Ted Kluzewski homer race and make a serious threat to the Babe's will lead the total His successor. slugged for retiring the sid Tommy H* two home i he and Howe have IS playoff and he will also lead the RBI field with BETTY GRABI.E In Warren Spahn pacing had a big 11-ri "THREE FOR Till: SHOW" points—another Red Wing record. the Brave pennant surge as the league's top pitcher. ★ - . RedI p fig Snap! ALL NEW SHOW! Worsham Repeats qbsbfiow! In their best of DOORS OPEN Ili rX ing of the spring, Miracle Shot thetschi COMPLETE SHOW AT — FEATURE SHOWN AT 7:$S - »:« AUGUSTA. C». (AT—It'. Rediegs Tuesday rou Washington Senators three homers Open Mon.s Tlnirs., FEDERAL'S mon , Fri. nights to # 453 ABBOTT ROAD 7:30 P.M. A delightful case of HIGH wit olonou.—but it', the kind of mo¬ notony Lew Worshem like,. and DRY humor Worsham, who holed out an your headquarters for famous kappa sigma from the highlands! unforgettable wedge .hot on the la.t hole at Tarn O'Shanter to win Cardt Stceep 2 The St. Louis Card brand sports equipment. . . 224 W MICHIGAN the IDS] "world" championship a double-header from 74)0 P.M. came up to the ISth at Augusta go White Sox Tuesday National in a practice round for American Loaders the Ma.ters Tournament Tuesday end holed phi kappa tau proach for an out e 180-yard eagle two. ap¬ The second ga he end of five i 223 DELTA ST. 7410 P.M. had made such > .hot on the 18th. The second was In an ex hlbition at LaCroue, Wis., one of the lucrative showing! resulting win the — PAUL DOUGLAS nukxt ctiee game farmhouse ■' 522 ABBOTT RD. 7:09 P.M. ■i a*- >. . *5**'vi.1 A'/lO'. %■ WALLACE OPTICIANS i«r ; CITY & ■jr'i>y»rt " Baker. Johnson Move Up es Ml it >* f i>, '. . M 11. VV A L' c . k fi K ,1. 1 (/O — s oprins The'aprlng ratings include ratings is lightweight king Sandy All aottball Rebuilding YeaF to #Me6d .iKiHUMi| Id the I Heavyweight Bob Baker is office at I SO Thuttd*;ijr flight Nino Valdez of Cuba is again advanced to "outstanding whipped welterweight king | listed as logical contender for the * * Jehnny Saxton last Friday and boxer" and Harold Johnson heavyweight title Rocky Marciano > r"1 ! ftatsn Marias ef Mexico. ban- Friday Ing Is the up of is back at his old stand of j will put on the line against Don j Cocke! 1 of England in May. aquation, logical light heavyweight contender in the spring rat¬ er Rated the only logical contend¬ for DeMarco's is Carmen | Veteran Hanks crown Basilio. It was announced Monday The Picture That Luvely ings of the National Boxing xperience i Enters 500 Brewers Give ND Assn. that DeMarco will meet Basilio in a title fight defense at Syracuse, GRACE KELLY wen the a#' Academy Award for "Heat Miller Memorial Baker's promotion from honor¬ N.Y., June 10. rt Squad 110th Time able mention to one of the out¬ standing heavyweights reflects his In the bantam clam, said Saddy, Robert Cohen of Algiers is the l.ellernien W*': ! INDIANAPOLIS

— Sam string of nine straight victories, logical contender. sented SJ0.000 to the University of . N B A Championship Committee The only champion who has no Hanks of Burbank, Calif., one of Notre Dame Tuesday for a scho- Chairman Fred Saddy said in re- logical contender in the spring . ,rin Nucleus I three active Indianapolis Motor larshjp fund in memory of Pre-! leasing the quarterly ratings Tucs- Speedway drivers who competed In the eighth annual World Millet ction of the 1955 ___ Johnson, a familiar figure in the Rankings released by Track and | before World War II, was nomin- Miller, his son .Fred Jr., and logical contender's role among the Field News, Spartan track cap¬ ilil machine will two pilots were killed in a plane j ated Tuesday for his I Oth attempt crash at Milwaukee Dee. I?. The light heavies, had slipped to "out¬ tain Kevan Gosper was rated Monday with the open- I to win the 500-mile race. standing boxer" but bounced back sixth iti the 440-yards while JERRY PLANI'TIS I His vehicle May 30 will be the elder Miller was a Notre Dame as contender with his knockout of freshman Dave Lean was ranked he -9 - «l»y K P r i n g I fast experimental car owned by alumnus and unofficial assistant promising Paul Andrews. fourth in the 440-yard hurdles. Cars Inc. of Indianapolis, in which football coach and the son was a : Hill Homeier hit the pit wall in Notre Dame student. •!.»» building job will hut Dcfcnwc Was Weak Edwin J. Anderson, president of Piugherty. He will be The still the Goebel Brewing Co. of De¬ troit .was chairman of a special hoping for their first Indianapolis Spartan Hitters victory j»re Paul Russo of Ham committee within the industry and made the presentation to the mond and Duke Nalon of Chicago ' Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, No¬ team with Hurt and Fort l^iudcrdalc, Fla. tre Dame president. Mrs. Miller i the line, with Son- handling the backs Draw Hobs' Praise TUP! joined in accepting the tribute to iir.ey in charge of He L»hn Kobs, commenting about the a car entered by Ernest RuU o! recent southern training trip hart this to say: Modesto, Calif. roach Don Mason quite pleased with the team's offensive strength. | city He was born in Oranite, Md. fa Mfgg •* filffgl coach Bill Yeo- hit the ball we!l and showed good form at the ,J,urcn p- B,own' now h*"d o( » Agase and Smith work. as not, however, too pleased «v«»h fh. ..imMn* ... ,hc Mimeograph aection. won five se, although "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" It's not loo late to wire Flowers to Mother or your Sweetheart. (anywhere in U.S.A.) (iuitran teed Delivery Mouse" - Cartoon NORM KESEL Laird World New* 2nd Triumphant 1 FLORIST Aero** Phone From I'ni El) 2-5519 IT'S STILL NOT TOO LATE!! ... 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The exhibit opened en Cudllp, by Merriam Tuesday n i jt h t conceded victory in Chicago's r IVeparw For Job and will mayoral election to Democrat Richard J. Daley. Voters give their 1 April 11. Ho tclegramed Daley his "sin- I LONDON dtn—Sir Anthony ] •11 four proposals on the state re¬ Five entries from the the Michigan State art finally steps Into the giant's ferendum ballot. Adm. Carney cere congratulations" and offered > w#5 ( "cooperation with you in our en- t made en shoes Wednesday. His 13-ycor- j Prosposals 1 and 2, concerning are included. They ire: C. nominating procedures and quali¬ H. Church, head of t den vors destined to build a greater Leonard Jungwtrth. Ertmg \ fications for judges, both passed Denies War Chicago." Daley. 52, chairman of the Cook \ The onetime boy wonder of di¬ by a margin of 24 to 1. Proposal Brauner. Ralph plomacy. now 57. is becoming 4, to create a non-partisan board James McConnell. ! Britain's new Prime Minister. of election canvassers, carried Paul Love of the literature ; Chicago Democratic Com- j The Prediction had solid backing in the dynamic S i r Churchill moved aside Tuesduy Winston by nearly 200,000 votes. fine arts department also has Proposal 3, to allow the state (entry. Many of the | to back up local school-district I by Cranbrook and University e< j and Eden, overshadowed through much of his life by older WASHINGTON 1 in areas his An aide at 10 Downing St. said and borrowing with up to $100 million | Michigan artists. more bombastic men, awaited 11 in bonds, won by the narrowest Photographs of Vei heavily, t "the old man"—as Churchill i; icali to his heritage. on display in the Art j affectionately called—was "in The* final vofe was 396,582 to Student and graduate 324, 749 for the proposal. been Churchill's right-hand j A year ago a group of Conser¬ vative party stalwarts called on | Churchill to discuss his impending j retirement and some served, somewhat of them ob- • pointedly, that Eden had been kept very long time for his chance. waiting a lutby yourself Churchill pondered a moment, (then reportedly replied. with cttol, pastel I "True. True. After all, the boy can't live forever." The perennial "Golden Boy" of I the party looks suave and debou- \ air. but intimates say he tends BABY CHECK | to be shy. To some, he has occas¬ ionally appeared not entirely j self-confident. colleagues say Eden can GINGHAM making decisions. But his polish hides a core of steel, and a mind and character that command Eritain. deep /cspect in SHORTY He is admired for honesty, sin¬ cerity, loyalty, steadfast refusul to give in on a principle. fights clean in politics. He PAJAMAS 3.95 Left: Borrowed from the boys .. . our shirt-tail pajama- with bloomer shorts under the button-down collur shirt. Pink, blue, lavendar. Small, medium, larjr*. Ritrht: Reminiscent of your little irirl days ... our lace-frosted baby doll pajamas with ruffled bloomers. Pink, blue, lavemlar. Small, medium, larjre. Jl-m! Delicious French Vanilla Jtlove leather, as delectable as the name implies . . creamy-tone handsewn moccasins you'll love for their comfort and fashion 'jj!5 flavor. 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