DAILY:' 81TUDENT PUBLICATION LAN8IWO. 'MWBOAN—FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1955 MSU Awaits iciais study w ays Fancy Paper Signing of Bill Delayed To Distribute Vaccine Until Early Next Week Foundation State OK9s Michigan State's name-change bill, passed Wednesday will be signed into law early next week Endorses the state Senate, National • by Lt. Gov. Phillip A. Hart. Signing of the bill creating New Plan Symposium "Michigan State University Agriculture and Applied Science" of Program Michigan to Start Spotlight has been postponed until that time To to allow it to be printed on of¬ Back* Salk'a Plea Injection* Monday ficial linen paper, for the atate'a For 2 Initial ShotR WASHINGTON m — On Top Women archives. Gov. G. Menncn Williams, who orders from President Eis¬ LANSING (/TV-'The Mich¬ promised to sign the bill If it enhower, government offi- should reach his igan Health Department dis¬ desk early Mitltllf Ages Catch closed Thursday night that cials began Thursday a quick Thursday, left Thursday for a tVmininr Interest 23-day trip to Israel and other Michigan children will re¬ study of ways and means to nations in the Near East. ceive only two shots of the make sure every part of the Sulk polio vaccine now and Outstanding women in the Aa acting governor daring United States gets n fair We knew It all the time. r booster shot seven months to 65 age bracket will reeelve the bill for slgnotnre. later in line with a revised share of Salk polio vaccine. their potentialities at Secretary of Welfare Hobby me Williams said Hart hat agreed national policy. Centennial symposi- that the bill thanld be signed. For Class Office Dr. F. S. I-ccdcr, director of started the survey by conferring with medical officials of various n Monday through Wed- Meanwhile, members of the U government agencies as soon as Petitioning Opens of M s Board of Regents will I her today In Ann Arbor for their See POLIO FIGHTERS. Page 2 regular meeting. They will pro¬ !.'• is being sponsored by bably discusa challenging (he The Willsons Arrive at Keltoinc Center she received the directive from inol of Home Economics. Gross, head of the house ment department, is the name change Supreme Court. In the Michigan Regent Alfred Connable of Ka- For Spring Election Willi INatural Hnnior the President's vacation hc.nl- riuartcrs at Augusta, Ga. lama/oo said Wednesday that the Mrs. Ilobhy planned to meet la¬ possibility of a lawsuit to prevent Petitioning for cla*n offices and Student Congress seats ter with representatives of the .a tddressinf the openii irtnm in Kellogg Center s andl- Monday at t P-m will : the name change would "undoubt¬ is now open and will remain open until April 28. elections edly" be a topic of discussion at commissioner Rex Dawson announced Thursday. today's meeting. 1VillsonTeaches American Medical Assn. and with .fficials of the half dozen firms vhlch manufacture Salk vaccine. , Robert Havtghnrat, Inlver- Those elected will take offie i, •( Chicago professor on rd- for one year terms beginning with In New York, the National Laughing Lessons The V fall term. I com pore women's Dawson said primary elections by Rep. John J. MrCnne n' political sci- Alexander. The autos involved will ba strung with posters ability to write. "£22*- ,nd G«>rgc Kan- Called "Design 4 Today," the exhibit will fea¬ and slogans advertising the attractions to be Interested students should con¬ in **■ ture tbc importance of. design in everyday life. tact Art Boroughs, radio editor, at cat de^L 1 ,r#cc ">* hir- Articles ranging from - —- -1-' A calliope, unieyclirt* Room 310 of the Auditorium. r.'jt^i protest groups. and meaning to a new aultanobtls t " the Al»o open arc summer jobs foe Group* will bs in parade. -atudasta on the university station. Front the Night) Bringing (Jf, t. the To the rillir Miiar. tliMlimi by justified ny the inr app'auM- a™ J|h0 p^on.1 realization that By louis gropp J (Hate News Capital Repartee I am writing thU letter In the form of a request. In the near future, the speech tK*-y have entertained someone, They deserve something more. Thev deserve eritletam. An oc- The State News City Room hustled with activity as report- logl^flSctiig; at * . Although Michigan' it The governor, in the relative¬ 12,000 Inirhgm county first nntl second grndors spring election ly short span of eight years, has department aeparimrni "» MSU will of pre- - ••• r- rational pat on the book is : receiving Inocnlntlons of the Snlk polio elded for sure, and probably made both himself and the win three productions. Michl — P— Michigan Democratic Party a gin Dream, The Cretan Woman important to the J momlnir. . , have been held, now seems as power to be reckoned with on and Katerlna. Dr. Doagla* H. Fryer, nctlnir director of the Tnifhnnt good a time aa any to make the national political icenc. Two of these shows are pro¬ County Health Dipt-. has announced that nil the needed ven artistic achievements and ■ eliminated it beck when of the people who had auppllen have already been received nnd a group of 000 what the result means. the first, an original production, right over the name change the taak of converting the result of collaboration of to MSU volunteers Is prepared to administer the vaccine to nil first Kir.it off, of course, thi» was on | by for the closest spring elec¬ and second graders upon parental request. tion In Michifan history. In Here at last Is something that should bring home to everyone the work that has l>een done through the Nat¬ ional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and the Mnrch of Dimes. All the vaccine to he administered in Ingham County Is being aupplied without rharge by the national organiza¬ tion whose contract for nine million dollars worth of the serum, before the results of the test Inoculations of last year were made known, enabled drug firms to keep the vaccine In production. The hundreds of thousands of contributors nnd volun¬ teer workers whose 17 years of effort in March of Dimes campaigns hns finally paid off, have good reason to their heads n little higher these days and to walk with a little more resolute step. The development of the Salk vaccine and the adminis¬ tration of the test shots to over 500,000 children through¬ out the nation last year by the unnamed hundreds of workers, is a remarkable demonstration of man's faith in the eventual conquest of disease. We must remember during this world-wide victory cele¬ bration that only one battle has been won. Other phases of polio remain to l>e conquered. The work of the National Foundation must continue. After polio, there are still such killers na cancer, muscu¬ lar dystrophy and TB. A battle is won, but the wnr is far from over. ifl^^HlTctossword Puzzle 1 RHp P 3 ACROSS SS.Rrotrh 3. Pollramaa city 4.ChlMe ,s. it,pole ^ II. Not of age du,'k 'in rank la- liit'SSm"' " •J* vith mahogany H lie* ta'fuama rms «^r.rms II Tribe of No.«*llla rwmKgfBrB'IBIAIP li. tam. i..ui •lain 52 Affirm*! 53 City In MinnftNof CENTENNIAL BALL April 16, 1 YWCA, 217 Townnt'itil Si. 9:00 TO 1:00 $2.00 Feature 1:00 - .1:10 - 5:25 - 7:.I5 - »:.%A GARBO IS BACK; the wonderful series of magazine i wi.lr dim ami to sec het on the '' By spcial arrangement with M-G-M wr arc honored j CAMILLE ROBERT TAYLOR LinniK.sHow s\ r. MvriNKK 1 i\m IkI chapter of a Thrilling Serial "JESSE JAMES RIDES AGAIN" — ItATI IE ATTRACTION — BUD ABBOTT * LOU COSTEI.LO in "Time Of Their Llvest" Ealrml 6 — Laugh-Parked Cartoon* _ 6 ATI,NEWS' -t, At Annual Banquet Union Board Gives Good Work Awards Attend Church This Sunday Outstanding workers of Union hoard were honored Wed¬ nesday night at the Board's annual Awards Banquet. President John A. Ilannah spoke before the Union Board ALL SAINTS members and guests. He congratulated those who received SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH CENTRAL FREE EPISCOPAL CHURCH the awards. if*, o. M. iONEs. aECTO* METHODIST CHURCH Acting master of ceremonies Dodo Sundstrom. ev. J. r. PORTER. Calif rp Chaplain for the program was Betty Case, Publication committee members Sunday Servlfpg Raid Inlley School, Bailey and Ann Sit. Union Board president for the mored were: Judy Harper, Dick • :M a.m.—Holy Communion east year. oraches. Nan R o n e h, Susan »:3# a m —Family Service and Union Board directors honored Senff, Bill Rees ahd Sue Pihkett. for 19.14-.15 work were: Mai Ber¬ Others honored Include: J i m u FI I TT MMfNir. BI umr ash C» tram. Elaine Jennings. Vern McQulre, Howie Wright. Bob TOC ARE (ORIMAM.Y INVITED Hampton, Bill Thistle and Bav Pond, Aubrey Graber, Pat Mc¬ Vtadar. Donald, Gordon Sinclair, Bill r %i i iv t-rm* ri»n a ilUR t:M Fvenlnf Bertie* Warden, Paula McDonald, Col let te lackman, Al O'Dell, Shirley Pi mtttee honored were: Marilyn ind Matie Lu Thorpe. CHRISTIAN REFORMEn EAST LANSING COLLEGE LUTHERAN Johnaan. Jndlr Jordan, Carol Lmdgrrn, Horry Pruain, Diane TOUNO PEOPLES and M'SDAT scaooi. UNITY CENTER CHURCH «»>lrr. Jon She parti, Jon Wll- aon. Don Slriak and Nan Wlllla. Quill lo Address W. C.EAND RIVER Honored on the publirity com- Chemistry Convo BIBLE INTER-CITY CHURCH FIRST CHURCH BOVIE O. MILLER. Pa at or •nitlee were: Roger Bennett.Rob¬ OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ert McDonald, Tom O'Donnell, 1R7 Eaat Michigan tetty Base, past Union Board president, presents Margaret Ruttledge, Connie Vol- to Barry Pruain, Chicago senior, and Rita >ki, Rita Walther, Cornelia Wat- Wn.COMR Ither. Chicago tins and Jon Bishop. Tournament committee mem- TFN f'OMM WOMKVTS" Tera honored were: Joan Cnghili, Quill's topic at the Fl. ACEMEffT B 01 IE AH INTERVIEW Pat Kecfe, Norma Frlden, Andy nual Meeting-in-Miniat i: COMPANY OPENINGS Koeller, Barb Wlieeler, Dick Clark Student Affiliate Chapl Actg. Majors not faced with EAST LANSING TRINITY CHURCH 15 Hrrker and Frnzier md Betty Tlmmerman.— Vfflda*« l*-4 latavdi military service within 12 months Members of the special events EE.V. E. EUGENE Wlf LIAMS, Pa> Don niAdorf—Aai Wfdaeday 1» P n Retailing Majors committee receiving a w a r d a 15 Tho Wurrburg Co. Arthur Young & Co. Accounting Majors were: Mary Ann Chenanlt. 15 Instructors to Join 15 Wvandotte Chemicals All Engr's. Also, Chemists Carry Joellff. Frank Klemm. Daisy Sparkman. Wlllard Max¬ In Cliililrcn's Institute Wesleyan Methodist Met., Chem. or Mech. Engr's. well and Joan Weaver. REDEEMER LUTHERAN Elee. or Mech. Engr's. Also, CAMPUS VESPERS the television i CHURCH Accountants "nlttee were: Dolores Jenn (The United l.sthrras Chnrch la bust ion Engineer* Mech., Met., Chem. or Civil Engr's. Bill Peters. Bill Waites, Ann Win- ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH rmnrt:v faith a ligan Bell Tele- Soph, or Jr. — Mech.. or Elee. lerhalder, Tom Cummings a ■iir.NTinr km III N. Penn«ytranla Art. I-an.tag Engr's. for Summer Employ- ir. n.iM. w.i.h, Pr. Rev. Charles T. MneOer. PaaCor Phone IV Chemistry I'nifs M«J; TEACHER INTF.lt VIEWS Masse* at Alton Road Chapel at 9 and II ■ 11 9 le ts Two Identical Rerrleoa Holy Days of Obligation — f - 7 - 1 - * - It 15 Jefferson Consolidated Elem: Early A Later: Jr. High: To Read Papers Confessions: Sntnrday 4:00 to S:3§ and 1:39 In f t# p.na. Eng. A Soc. Studies Combin¬ ation. Fine Arts: Vocal Music Associate professor of chemb Dally Ronary foi Music A Art. Speech Correc- Richard tT. Byerrum and assist professor James la. Fairlcy i Tnenday. 7:39 — N Sunday, Philosophy Clnh FY. J. V. MacEachln. Pastor THE OKEMOS English Profitwors Fr. Paul DeKose. Ass't. — Fr. Donald Eder. AsnY. LUTHERAN CHURCH Phone ED 2-Stll BAPTIST CHURCH To Attend (!on fen-nce Mlaaaart St nod > Bapll.t rharrh Associate professors Harry R PEOPLES CHURCH ararrM OLIVET BAPTIST lloppe. George R. Price and Her bcrt Woisingcr of the English He Plant Metabolism." RENT EAKT Interdem C. 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Cub* Win Again JJJ To Cement l.eat| J" DETROIT (/P)—Al J, Sinadinos ,5#9 Chirac* smashed a two-run ho HELD OVER ! #h detroit Wins Jacobs jus and three other hits onVUE Ith Triumphant Week Kansas CHj •** day as the defending ch« Winner of 2 Academy Awards Mai Trophy thursday's results THURSDAY'S results ion Cleveland Indit ma HIE The Drama That Took Sheer Couarae* to nfcn! Jim Sinadinos Wednesday was RrM.tr. n. Nr. phiudriphu «. ptttrt.rc» s • pod Detroit, 5-3, ii gent' home opener. A Hoeft in the first it miuHLEVY BtNC CROSBY - GRACE WILLIAM elected captain ling team of the 1955 wrest¬ and awarded the Wal- forced home by t h i^LLYJiOLDEN PROBABLE rrTCHERS straight walks from mrni bcinr the "winningest" wrestler t Detroit-Score RmlM-Tarlfy (M) <14- arM.tr. •« ?•» TM.-WM «"-»r rHOtarib-Mrrrt <9- pTOVe(j the winnjng Smith dominated mar ("level Aho had 'J 11 -hit attack while Mike G ORiy i • SI-year-old righthander, it, Moon was selected the Titters on six hits. When Harry l^rflf*iicP Si* I or the 1904 U.S. Olympic team The Mir player Garcia ie became the first Michigan For Prospective trouble with war Al Kaline, l.iir News .State athlete so honored. He fin- Tiger.' rm| right fielder 1 • I ished second in both the 100 and Cheerleaders In all *f Detroit's ^ "Die EARRING FOR OCR PATRONS 6*P.M. to MIDNIGHT Thai 220-yard dashes. A practice session for all pros¬ pective cheerleaders, men and The Tigers used fn ith Hoeft. the startc I Frt. — Wolverine Parking Lot. Ionia at Grand coeds, will be held Satui irvive the first in the third i r of Jen- th»d 11th inning Named Desire' He started his gymnastic career rookie Bill Virdoi it Girard Prep in Philadelphia, j * H now comes at The 1955 Southern Baseball j ) tUikeeg Fall, 8*1 training trip was the 28th by the the explosion of Spartans, all under Coach John ' BOSTON —The IV-• "Top Hat" Kobs. Sox put together a ID-hit including home ill and Sammy Wh< JOHN STEINBECK'S Muttie by IMKHT-K ood a late Yankee -4 victory over ? »e Fenway Park < * * THE FRED CRISSEY ORCHESTRA Bums Whip (Hants l«a nr 4-1317 NEW YORK (At—Doll ! combe helped hi* own pitl I cause with two home rm . STATE I Brooklyn Dodger* out>lu£g« champion New York Gian" IT I m TM. wild Polo Grounds openrr : sutm> at FEATURE AT j Breezing along with a 10-1 TM I:U I in the seventh, Nrwcomhe . T:M • »:M up a three-run homer v ; Thompson in the seventh and I knocked out by Bobb;. Ho!: 1 :sunday: two-run | th. Jim pinch homer in the Hughes finally r.uiete Giants, making Willie M.n out when . homer would h.v •m Becker's Drive Is tltt E. Michigan HAMBURC.KIIS MALTEDS - DINNER Opna T pun. rh i n : EAST LANSING'S ON DRIVE-IN THEATEI OFFERS YOU gs&w, FRIDAY ONLY Brigatlr" Warner ui Bros.. C||iemaSc©p£ warnercolor Stereophonic Sound ' "Four Gun- On The Boriler" JUUE HARRIS [JAMES DEAN5S™ [ RAYMOND MASSEY R—7 Calhoun SATURDAY - Cellcru ONLY X MOVIETHON ! EUA KAZAN "BENGAL BRIGADI* Starts TODAY! TECHMICOLOR "FOUR GUMS to the BO"1" -RICOCHET ROMAN! I !«■ * Jerry Kartoon Kat" EXTRA! Color Cartoon * Late .News ^ CARSON CHARLES BfCKfORDTSM MICHIGAN THEATRE • PHONE IV.2-7311 t omplrtr Shows SM - I eaturra at ltd !;U - }:»i Today at: IM - !:ii *:ta * 11:31 PA S;|* '..Si . ROMAN! f - . . . Ml A II.M VERACRUZ" BURT LANCASTER Prepping for OSU Relays 'Mini Highlights Track Trials to Start By HAL BATEMAN Bra bham. Big 10 am. »H The Michigan State trackmen Julius McCoy and Travis SfcaoeaiUt^He.^ g#t their ftrst time trials of the In the quarter-mile Gosper, outdoor season this afternoon the British Empire champion, will Among (he top field evont men ft Fails and Saturday morning in a warm- be opposed by freshman up for the Ohio State Relays next Dave are Brabham. Leinmers in the broad Eggteeton atid jump, (Mug Pitchers week. 6. Frank Taylor, Tom Flynn. Ron Stuart. Vrooman Don Hillmer and Jim In the high Jump mid Finish cheduled Olson Eyes IM Softball itealing of home plate. rule regarding This will be the only time this Suess, year that Spartan track fans will freshman. Ken DaFoe Bob Brown, and two and Ed Chuck Cnykenriali. George Best be able to see both the freshmen Hartman. and freshman Steve Lam pel in the Title Fight Previously, no stealing of home and varsity in action. The var¬ The lop entrant In the 444 pole vault. t Innin was allowed. The weightmcn will consist of sity has only one more home ap¬ Hereafter, a runner on third "or Action Dave Gooriell, Ed McKiltop pearance, a dual meet with In¬ With Moore base may advance one base (in¬ cluding home) on any overthrow diana May 6. 9am Elto- 1 hat goes into foul territory. No The first event this afternoon SAM FRANClSCOefjP) — will be the lM-yard high hur¬ Spartan* "Show me *150.000," said advance is allowed on any pitched dle* at 4. Among the top men ball. To Break Streak Sid Flaherty Thursday, "and we'll fight anybody, any¬ * * * GIBSON'S By JOE HOFFMAN where." Michigan State's defend- The "we" meant, of rourse. Carl Starting time games for IM changed, will also be Softball John Coleman. Ray Eggleston UNIVERSITY (Bobo) Ol-on. one of the nation's itarting next week. Big 10 champions will The 100-yard dash may be the most valuable pieces of boxing Only one game will be played their home baseball each day. and it will start at 6 p.m. best race of the day as Ed Brab¬ rnperty ,yon Saturday with a non- ution Wed- Because of the ROTC parades ham, Big 10 indoor dash cham¬ nforence encounter with on Tuesday, games that day will pion, Travis Buggs and Julius University of Detroit at t on Old College Field. ii' Spartans, who posted a S-S dart at 6 30. By only playing one game, it is hoped by IM officials that the full five innings will be played and McCoy comprise one of the best sprint the squads in the league. The feature race of the day. mile, will be run at 5. Henry BOOK STORE n tiainin* record, will beont that tie games may be played off. Kennedy, a freshman 4:13 miler. mp a four-Rama losing streak, day. discussing the and Selwyn Jones, a 4:15 man. STIIJ. HAVE r »inning five of their first ehlnf Olson lames down sooth. State drop- heavyweight 2 Spartan Cagers its last four In a row. oaeh John Wings Win, 3-1, titlist made no Drafted in NBA Gay Denslow! Wheeler. Bill Middlewood. Terry Miller and Block* Phil Darrel GOOD USED TEXTBOOKS To Remain » Maxim match Al Ferrari, record book smash- Champs The Saturday morning events start, followed hjr Mek it Michigan State forward, was will begin after 10 with Ken¬ For Many Spring Term Courses afted by the Milwaukee Hawks nedy and Jones the main op- jwskl and Walter Godfrey. DETROIT (VP) — Center Alex Delvecchio. the "bad boy" t the annual National Basketball t > positions In the starting who wa» demoted in ate certain, the other midieason, scored a pair of spectac¬ ular goals Thursday night as the Detroit Red i ran., draft meeting. Spartan center Bob Armstrong CUE US TRY depending on whether De¬ Wings de¬ ,'as drafted by the Rochester Ro- lta! Is a left or righthander. feated the Montreal Canadians, 3-1, and won the Stanley- Cup—symbol of world supremacy—for the second straight Conrrnirnlly / Starts at 1:30 t.nrated Opposite TT-D The crew-cut Delvecchio, who . M _ was dropped from Detroit's first an.1 Aervoorts — by his bosses for his lackadaisi¬ cal play, triggered a 20-foot backhander in the second period and tallied on a break-away in Smith, second base; Capt. the third period. Pur Smashing Hi* Mat.sock, shortstop; Earl Detroit'* seventh Stanley ON Al.l. NF.W 1955 SPALDING third base; and Ruy Col- victory—tying the mark se ntcr field. Toronto—and climaxed a righthander foe* for the Jim Sack and Ron Red Wing* stage a great rally "Mike Ttirin'sa"* GOLF CLUBS will join Collard In the ilfirld and Alan Luce will do Jrons: Men's right and left hand. Matched sets of 5 and For the Canndicns, Tru-lemper chrome step-down shafts, chrome finished lialanred heads, e Matsock is the top another chapter in j leather grips. RBI man. of frustration again* hander is used, Russ It was the second Sets of 5 will bo the Frenchmen (tendeJ Detroit 1 nob Powell field, with Lou Con¬ in the finals— Reg. *.->11.1)0 $34.50 St."™ $55.60 oid the plate, aight year they ear's action, the Spar¬ hort end of the ed Detroit twice, win- Ortlrr your rap anil Putter* unit Snnil Iron» to match almre. Regular $ /0.00 *695 goal. gown NOW for Woods: A "hole-in-one" savings on matched vood heads, tru- irthwestcrn Friday. The ivlll also be at home le header with Wiscon- This ime Delvecchio, year-old speedster from Ft. Wil¬ liam, Ont.. made quick, work of the Canadiens with his two sharp goals. a 23- short Swingoul anil (lommrnrr mr nl UNION BOOK CHyQufr temper steel slep-down shafts, leather grips. Mens' right Sets of 2 Reg. $29.00 Sets of 3 Reg. $43.00 Sets of 4 Reg. SSH.tMl Gordie Howe scored Detroit's other goal as the Reft Wings skat¬ ed through their 24th straight $8fi to *17" $19.85 $29.85 $39.50 Spartan golfers rs in are letter- other sports. Jim Ray- game at home without losing—a streak stretching back to Dec. 19, STORE > SMOl WABMOBf for cm IM« m $23.13. in baskr*ball and Lanny when the Canadiens handed them a 5-0 setback. Starting SUNDAY After Spartaradc ipwnnuii uiumsaacnHi John Ford's Screen Masterpiece ! straight to your haartt For a Ixitc Snack Its Archy\s New Hut Which side of the desk will you be on ten years from now? The executive side-if you pick the right Representatives „f Michigan Rett will tell bu*ineaa. Michigan Bell Telep* " it when they come here for pany will help you, through it* men'* man- gement training program. You *tart right off with good pay, pre- APRIL 21 aring for a job at management level. PLACEMENT BUREAU Meanwhile, here are answers fa a few of your < Open Friday ft SATURDAY itli pay, llltt? \ training pro- accounting, education, liberal art*, *tati»tics Hi am h and regular increaaen, leading phy -ic* or other Mibjeet*. ... a ~.lid future a. a „.e„.W, ..I management. ^ ^ ^ p ^ M 12 p.m. to 2 a.m. is tin srtetMino mcumunb kiuiki? n«. tm. although . o. wnt «iih sh.. Not if you're a college graduate. There'. . Bell Trie ph. me " position (or y..u shellier you studied science. Indiana. Ohio, i ARCHY'S NEW HUT 2321 B. 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