AIR FORCE ROTC SLATED TO PARADE TODAY , 47, No. 4 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN—TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1955 PRICE 5 CENTS Communism Denounced In Asian-African Conference Symposium Opener Iraq Minister Leads Fight Convo Keynotes Against Reds Women's Place En-Lui, Nehru Sit Without Comment By DE»BY HALL Surveying woman's place in contemporary society, two BANDUNG, Indonesia (IP) keynote speakers—Robert Havijfhurst, professor of edu¬ — Pro - Western statesmen cation at the University of Chicago, and Agnes K. Meyer, seized the spotlight from prominent author and reporter—addressed the first-day Red China's En-lai Monday session of the Centennial symposium, "Potentialities of in the opening speeches ta Women in the Middle Years. At an afternoon conference the Asian - African confer¬ Havighurst told an audience of ence. women educators, "Women's roles Karl Morrmll and Bill Walden discuss P arm I s' Day plana *w!th"pr«ddenV Hannah.' have changed more than men's roles in the past century." Talks Caver of Foreign Minister Fadhll Jamall Iraq led the way. He called "The challenge to the modern Iidcnts Urged to Write Home woman is to create a new con¬ ception of herself which allows Problems o f her to become fruitful and happy Parents' Day' to Attract 3,800 in these modern roles," he added. Outlining and comparing the Adjustment roles of women In the 19th and 29th Premier t hou and India's neutralist rrlme Minister Neh- Part of the cast of "The Cretan Woman" during re¬ hearsals for the production, which will be staged Thurs¬ on their hands. They sat stern- day. Friday, and Saturday nights in the Home Ec Audi¬ fared as Prime Minister Mo- torium. ill of Pakistan walk- roM the conference room run* .famuli's hand after The Cretan Woman1 Dramatics Honorary To Present Play When the goddess of love, known to the Greeks as Aphr elite, comes to earth, she has but one motive—revenge. imIciiIk lagging Mortar Board, spcak. At a secret session Monday the conference reversed itself and uw-1Tower Guard d Saturday by Theta Alpha oiigress Petitions Still decided to permit the speeches. One of the leaders favoring si¬ ;j Tapping Set Nancy Lou Parker, Detroit lence was Nehru. He was re¬ issing for 17 Districts ported hopeful of leading Egyp¬ tian Premier Gamal Abdel Nas¬ ser into the neutralist cainp at br gene ritzingek • ■ tun, played by Dan Covell, Hay the conference. But the young • it ji>ti.s have not yet lieen received from 17 Student norc City sophomore, offends Aphro- Egyptian leader avoided taking any sides in his first appearance 'reiji district*, election** commi**ioner Rex Da\\>on State Graduate >ntly ditc with his neglect and inso¬ lence. Phaedra, his young step, at an international meeting of announced Monday, mother who becomes Aphrodite's ii llain i Dawson said petitions have To Perforin instrument of revenge, is played by Patricia Davies, Wisconsin been coming into student govern¬ Rapids, Wis. graduate student. other Fit for ment offices at a slightly slower With Waring the evening conference stressed natural science; and Ituth If seem, Frank Hraman, Bay City sen¬ that ior, has the role of Theseus, Hip- lurks, (.adds "American women must | assistant professor in sociology polytus' father. sharpen their intelligence and I and anthropology. Bill Galarno, Saginaw senior, clarify their vision of woman's . directs the theater in the round responsibility for the preservation ; ( |f Committee to of the highest human values. View production. It will bo given in 301 Home Economics Building. ium The home economies lympos- heard Mrs. Meyer urge] j Spartail Talc lit Tonigllt Selene, Phaedra's waiting- American women to demand half,. Talent will be at a premium woman. la played by Lenora billion dollars in federal aid Namey, Lansing junior. Suz- Jhc Union Hoard TV Cu A 111 Via TV the Uni Bars Prove NEWS IN No Barrier To Etbtcalion BRIEF I h i lion C.luuigei One Gift Horse to Look Into Mi Dents ■ nP)-The unu to Meet Booklet Shoos Writing Blues *7 JOHN TAKEANT Term taper trouble, may be somewhat eased this Miring. A 44-page "Guide to Clear ed to Michigan high writing" was given to every teachers lo learn what I student at regiatration. sidcrcd the main pic The booklet contains infor¬ good writing. mation. illustrated with car¬ Actual writing began VCJTON toons, on sentence structure, I, 1004. Four weeks lat A 250- •ar grammar, punctuation, and cographcd copies were outlay for the next A to start a proposed Cappelfci Choir I'Luis spelling. more than 100 faculty i The Ail - College Committer The faculty read anr ar armory and training Annual Spring Concert for on English supervised prepar¬ ed them, all marked i the military May S, and final elections May 12 ation of the booklet by William * °n approval of the Michigan State's A C'appella Dawson said petitions are still Choir D. Baker. nod Services Committee will present its annual desired lor all vacant Congress scats, including those from which spring concert Sunday at 8 pm. * * * in the People's Church. 'l*u petitions have akcady been re¬ Shelled . ceived. Tt 'M' U" Formo«a ■s UPl—Matsu .helled heavily last the first, time from the where huge Russian- ' tat guns have been re- unplaced, disclosed Ma, Chiang Kai-shek. - • TBI MICH IB AN -'I.TTA'TI BllTS Walt's Wallow- Night Staff i Iwcreaging INFORMATION r rag M Al ^Eastern Eden' jnStr Hal Batsman 7wn|n« iction Needed Now ™ J tan run Henry. Pit. Wsl* SIOMA DELTA CIR HIRTOEV CLl'B 6:10 p.m., State News, for 7 pjn, Phyiici-Math Bldg. rides. 6:30 p.m., meeting at I'NION BOARD TALENT "CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS . The problem of building blfrcer nnd letter roads for •By WALT OLEKgY- ADDITIONS Maria's Michigan is still perplexing state legislators. Thev long- TOWEIf GUARD 7:30 p.m., Union Ballroom tage, and it's all I'v ago came to agreement on one time: Michigan should get Saw a right good movie 7 p.m., 204 llort Bldg. t'other night thought you'd took Ab¬ a new roads plan at this session of the legislature. COOPERATIVE EXTENSION sort of be interested in. Right ie. I Just 'But that agreement hasn't extended to a plan which good movie. Right good. CLUB spells out the details for financing improved Michigan But a crazy, mixed-up sort of show, you know. Kind of leav¬ "But If you're wondering what 7:30 p.m., Ag Hal! VETERAN'S ASSN. She's Waiting all-fired 7:15 p.m., 31 Union - . Only one plan has mustered enough support to win ap¬ es you shaking, 'cause it's so makes me so mad, maybe you should know the all ALPHA PHI SIGMA proval of one legislative house. And the author and princi¬ dcrn interesting and holf-teilin. pal backer of that plan last week announced he was with¬ Everything should be sort of half-teliin, I say( 'cause it's most and uncle Joad, and wl 7 p.m., 32 Union GREEN SPLASH for an drawing his support. beautiful that way. bra Cadabra wouldn't 5 p.m., Lee. Rm. B., Women's v Rep. Emll Pellz (R.Rogers City) said that, subject to Modifications, he would "yield" to a Senate bill on high- But this waa dcrn near half half-teliin, and it gets to me anything to do with me. Gym BLOCK AND BRIDLE Invitation about what they wa* trying to Saddle Horse Barn itavs. Some of the differences between the two hills have 7:30 p.m., tell? 1 think I know, but then I cropped In a half-doren other proposed remedies. a shoot, and I never CYCLING SPARTANS AND up The Senate version of the bill now in House-Senate con¬ got the jump on you folks. Valise I found part of the movie her. Rut I went Into RECREATION INTEREST to the day and saw her. GROUP ference would give 75 per cent of the new revenue to the script they never found to film. 7 p.m.. College "Y" state and 25 per cent to the cities and counties. The ver¬ It sort of fulls-up the half-teli¬ FORESTRY CLUB in. if'n you fuller mc. Senior sion Pelts guided through the House proposed 44 per cent 7 p.m., Forestry Cabin " I done dated a script gal from stn't tell to the state, 37 to the counties nnd 19 to the cities. JAZZ SOCIETY OF WEST Hollywood and she told me she Other provisions of the Senate version Include n re¬ nccidently wrupped up her ice CIRCLE DRIVE a-plekin striction limiting the state's funds to construction of a cream cone In a sheet of script 7:30 p.m., Bennett's ; PROVOST CORPS four-lane dividecLirunkline nrtery system, and a one-nnd- 0 n-half-cent increase in gasoline taxes to finnnre the pro. Eden." Right Rood movie. But fl:30 p.m., Tower Room, Union jects. SOPH EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Peltz says he will go along with the elimination of his 7 p.m., Mural Room, Union right here the early part of FROSH-SOPH COUNCIL proposed 25 per rent hike in truck license fees. that flirker which never got 8 p.m., 36 Union Hut as a roads bill seems to be reaching a compromise after three months of political wrangling, a new financing filmed, 'cause she lost the script, so when you see It, you'll know SPARTACADE Don't miss out — ask her today! Board of Directors gimmick has been proposed in the House. the whole story. » 7 p.m.. Student Govt. Office . half-soled her The bill would impose a ton-mile tax on big trucks using Michigan highways. It could contribute to Michigan's high¬ you The see. whole thing's a diary, and the young kid, WOMEN'S INTER-RESIDENCE IIALL COUNCIL to 'Top Hat' your All-University way program. Hut It could also, like a half dozen other Cal (short for California, 1 UNION BOARD PUBLICAT¬ now-defunct Innovations, again |H>stpone legislative action reckon), writes it. That's why which is needed now. "I'll go back someday and Michigan Slate News IONS 7 p.m., Union Board Office Senior Ball , . . Music by The Fred bash uncle Joad's skull in. I UNION BOARD TV COMMIT- know I will. But first I'll have TEE Crossword Puzzle UI uoonui u ek.1i nuumHHH SamS to get my brother back from 4 p.m., 2nd Fl. Board Room PHILOSOPHY CLUB Crissey Orchestra... 2 a.m. Late pers. Piccadilly before he gets into ACROSS trouble. Mustn't let him get in¬ 7 p.m., Tower Room, Union 31 to trouble. 4- Bmnche* 8.1 Hoi Is on "1 can't help it if I'm rotten to the core, if 1 was brung up Special parking privileges until 2 a.m. of knowledge the eyelid! in the gutter by no-gomis. It's • Chart SI. Journey my heritage, my heathen heri¬ Chicago College of CAPITOL 11 Artificial at Kellogg Center... $3.00 per couple. 13. Jota 14. Poem S:0a»h'k optometry MAT. Ste-NIGHTS * BUN. She }H L'vHama* 15. Kind of leather lion of dixRiist Solution of Vosterday'o Punle Stationery. Glfta, Novelties NOW SHOWING TICKET SALES DOWN 16 Great Doctor of Optometry 1». hofy 30 Hnucy 21. Quern I DECREE IN THREE YEARS TODAY SENIORS ONLY 23. Itobo CORDON STONE In East Lansing STARTING WEDNESDAY - OPEN TO ALL P.O. Boa 149 or Two Larg* Ey« AND — "BLACK DAKOTAS" IV 1-8646 Daiaanity Ed.ir.ua With Gary at the Union Ticket Office WED. — "HELL'S OITPOST" Ml "Saint'* Girl Friday" L. G. Balfour Company Ann Arbor. Michigan 1321 So 33 "short •ml 31 Small JW / «**%* PHONE CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS 8 A.M. ED 2-1511 (AST ^ A FEW WORDS Now You Con Learn EXT. 268 BRING MANY RESULTS to 3 P.M. ClASIIFIIO RATH 7. Ilrond •treel; ohbr. J* *9 I SMNKS NOTICE - STUDENTS WITH CARS We ..n't bring aur ? hum dr. ele.alnt and .klrl •erylee <» Ih, campus, bul pur new DRIVK-IN I. luralrd unit * Oi.rl dlnlaaee »«»» al JOW Satin, u. ,. fur unlr la i privat, half-hour lemon.! What fun you'll hive at those lamotal rint. you Ir.tn Arthur Murray'. "Magic harp To Popularity - ThA u cha k.y uep to all dancaa and ting in •ntitlm Ten her panic., loo. EVERT RTl'DLNT IS ENTITLED TO ONE FREE THE COUNTRY""" GROUP LESSON EVUT WEEK oca NUT -LUhth.uw Mo ATTRACTION ,»[ ARTHUR MURRAY i Mtdoicht Mm. thru Prl. 104 ft . N. Washington Ph. IV 9-7591 ,T; April tan - *to*t .IN Vi tional college football tele- DETROIT 3 3M virion program next fait will A T ^.run homer by Duke Firing starts every hour, on the Itsn include seven Saturday hour, from 8 |,!cr anil n bases-loaded sin- k, c«r games and Thanks a.m. to noon and Carl Erskine—both In MONDAY'S RESULTS one on giving Day, leaving at least from I mum p.m. to 5 p.m. A maxi¬ of 20 contestants may EAST LANSING LAUNDRY three important dates open fire sixth inning—were all the MONDAY'S RESULTS UII«R«krt *. Chisago I *9—k\W s rkUa«sl»*la : during each hour. for regional telecasts. oklyn lkxlgers needed N.w Y.rk I. n.nimor, • The program was drawn up un¬ Anyone, male or coed and ex¬ ClrvrUna II. Imui («, | night to whip the der the 1955 National Collegiate perienced or novice, may enter PROBABLE PITCHERS Athletic Assn. control plan which the lladelphia Phillies 5-2 nnd ClmUna at Buna city KMI'TV calls for a combination of nation Pro Athlete A word hour tourney by arriving on the Brooklyn at the |k ap their seventh win «'-») v.. Bam, (,-<> . hm xikr (1-8) at range and signing for those , al and regional programs. with the ROTC instructor nut a * loss this * ★ season. at BMoa m (•-#) and Paaru.l It.) tl ul Brtwvr (•-■> ... - Nlxin Kt.kk, II- The Schedule: | does to Snirrliiik on A short lesson in firearms saf¬ duty. VrIi ntl Sept 7-Miami Fla.. at Georgia NEW YORK Only limn arhadalad WoaJtfrl i/P)—Terry Snw- ety and range rules is given each LfiVm* Outlast /I'* firing group by the instructor lie- Sunny t.XXSAS CtTY (jTA—Larry Do- In Grid Drills me at Michi¬ troit Red Wings of the National fore the practice; and com pel it ion Hockey League. Monday was firing rules begins. gan State named winner of the March The tourney will run every ii the ninth inning Mon- Mended Oct. 29-Iowa at Michigan award in the professional athlete afternoons 1 a to give the Cleveland riotous 11-® victory City Athletics, Cripples Return Nov. 19-l'Cl.A at Southern California of the year poll. Sawchuck received 28 first place weekday until April 29. Although winnig four NCAA Kansas To End Nov. 24-Thanksglvlng-Texaa nominations from panel of cross country titles the Spartans there is Injury String a down to defeat despite at Texas A. A M. sports writers and sportscasters have never had an individual ' Nov. 26-Army n Navy at for a total of 115 points. champion. * Philadelphia Michigan State's football squad was put through light lore* Climb . drills Monday and came through them without an the first injuryless day since injury— This program leaves five Sat¬ urdays—Sept. 24. Oct. 8. Oct. 22, nothing like a hike ride! t.WAl'KEE MA—Eddie Mat- spring drills opened April 11 Not only were there and Nov. 5 and Nov. 12—within pi i'.hired a key two-base the eighth Monday to drive but two cripples tun* and push the Milwau- no injuries Ernie Crosbie, former Spar walking star, has the un the period covered by the control Rent One Today Wft for the Monday drill. tinction of being selected on three The Big 10 Television Commit¬ Office Phone end U.S. Olympic teams. He was chos¬ cago Cubs, e the Braves a Halfback Jerry Musetti and Jim Blauvelt both were back in en for the squads. 1832, 1936 and 1948 tee has planned a meeting in the near future to draw up plans for a regional conference program. IV 4-13.7!) 712 Rank of COLLEGE BIKE SHOP i the National pads following layoffs from knee injuries, banning Rldg. 1.71 N. HARRISON plrir Shews mis Smash Rues Four pected more players are back for today's drill., ex¬ NOW! ^ 99 m ■8DB™3B3BB0El^SBS0yDH '.7 IM - 2:58 - Gl eat-We st Life I.AST JY 'ORK t/TV-The sleep- with light contact work planned. ITS ROUGH . . . HUGGED AND RAW ! 5 §• 7:95 - 9:29 STATE II t v • NOTE . . DIT. TO THE M M vrn W OF THIS PRODUUTION All of today's returnees will be MUST SHOW AT FEATURE SllOW> backs. Two of them, Walt Kowal- Rp,rrwibllvn ALL 9:98 P.M. cyzk and Jim Bigelow, are right halfbacks while Gary Low# is a iAWTCW'BUBfC Tony Paiuint making his first fullback—left half Starring JULIE HARRl18 * JAMES MAN and Mike Pan- ad given up only itch is a quarterback. EXTRA! Celer Cartelm A Lateel News 9 Bolt Breren side-the-park horn- ef teen-age terrer! berto Clementc Bigelow had a bad knee while FRHMf 1 — rama AUKBOARD JUNGLE" Bolt Bogart badly in[th* other three suffered rib in¬ juries last week. •CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS . Morgan's fnsents... MONDAY 'VWw:™-1* r3 iOURD A DDI! 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During the afternoon, three re¬ FLOWERS-SHOWERS knowledge led him to become the Einstein muttered German In ports from research dealing with his hospital bed as the end neared. the maturity of women were pre¬ i greatest scientist of his age. died Monday and, in death, sought to Suddenly, his physician said, he sented. GLANCE-DANCE further medical science. "quietly gave two deep, breaths Summing up the work accom¬ and expired." Two nurses were at The 76-ycar-old physicist, who his bedside. plished in this field, Bcrnlce L. revolutionized left his scientific thinking, brilliant brain and his A deluge of sympathetic mes¬ Nougartcn, assistant professor at sages poured in from throughout the University of Chicago, said, MOON-JUNE the world. "Middle-aged women seem to re¬ President Eisenhower said in a gard middle-aged w o m e n as LET EVERYTHING SLIDE statement: •'No .other man contributed so more independent, more self-con¬ HERE COMES THE BRIDE much to the vast expansion of fident. than younger women; and Twentieth Century knowledge. as being the dominant figure in FUNNY THING - IT ALL ENDS the family." est in the possession of the power Monday evening President John A. Hannah awarded six women UP WITH A WEDDING RING! power without wisdom is deadly." with the Centennial Awards for One of Einstein's last contribu¬ outstanding work in the field of tions to science came in 1950 when AND DON'T FORGET home economics. he published the unified field the¬ ory. a monumental mathematical W HEN THAT HAPPY DAY GOMES Rill Thifltle, senior class president, and Tom Payette, treatise that stirred thinkers as ace Spartan swimmer, buy "Top hat" tickets from few works before it have done. 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