TMH ^»JI have your date » crop HArt '•i*?. ■ .?": '■ C^BStiHBuDBNr PUBLICATION 47, No. 7 . ; Y, APRIL 82, 1955 irgeDiei Jo Elections > Call . South Viet Nam l ares Crisis | SAIGON. South Viet Cameras A growing number of Kfffl eport Calls liilivliliiitla and parties are i Premier Ngo Dlnhf I, '..tm IH8 Most' Catch Act to call quick general lections In South Viet Nam Cohesive . a solution to the dangerous For TV Jilitical crisis which con- Ids government. mm wTi I^ghilalors Voting Hannah, Varner | Those ihuh i- i son. and include mcmbrra of hla L'ltlunct, assert that a popu- I roup., in 4 « , Director (.alarno Inspects . >t>u Can^ M «•!' Or ^ Cheeked in Survey A survey by Michigan View Ceremony rlretrri government—the Instructors and political Two More Performances ence students indicated With the flourish of a pen n Vict Nam's history—would Democratic legislators Thursday morning, Michigan pCretan Woman' Depicts with their party more than Republicans. State College formally became Michigan State University. has replied that he rcc- The report relesied Thur* Tn the governor's suite tn the Ihe need for a popularly National Assembly but Drama of Greek Tragedy bqxed on ■ study of voting the 1984 legislative seeslo state Hart capltol, Lt. Gov, Philip A. signed into law the legis¬ ■i,l,-l state of South Viet report wss prepared by Rolen lature-approved bill to give Mich¬ lakes it impossible at this By JUNE TURNER Sclgllsno, instructor of pollSrxl igan State a university title, The The houitclight* dimmed, the audience grew allent and an science end a research associate name change will go Into effect excellent production of Robinson Jcffers' "Cretan Women" In the Governmental Research ! on duly I. bogan a three day run in Room 301 of the Home Ec Ruilding On hand for the signing were last night. President Jnhn A. Hannah, sev¬ circled and represent- tton In the arena style and should eral other university officials, and The mnving verse drama open¬ he credited with much of the the legislators from the lainslng every rlasa and shade of ed before leal thouaht expert the a near capacity crowd area who sponsorrd the bill. that must have left with a good Herb debars wis technical comprehension of the tragedy the ea-ardlnatar and aei designer ithor was trying to portray. far the pradnrtlen plus playing Phaedra as portrayed by Pat Pavies, Wisconsin tlaplds. Wis. e only scenic devices used on The study, graduate student, turned In the evenings best rea stage are plat forma, help of political science performance. She may be followed by similar extremely convincing In pro¬ ramps, step units and a raised les each year. If the fessing her love for Hippotytus. tar. ran .State University. Miss Davies paced the entire Greek costumes were designed favorable. The r« "All of us are confident that production. Her characterization by Janiee Hill, Lapeer senior, and "the Democratic Party. the contributions ol of a woman In love with her hus- Betsy Headlund, Rlchville junior. Michigan "« son' Mff Only ha deemed Ellen Harrington, Detroit lunior, I State University in the century used music for the play and ! "head will be as outstanding as excellent. Sue Pohl!"Lapccr freshman, was Grt Out The (Lit nor Petitions Lagging the contributions of Michigan Crtd and haaghly Hlpprtjtes. the flutist. I Stale College In the hundred years Dsn Cevelt. Bay City aepke- | Just concluded." Weatherman marr. wha searned rhaadra'a lave teemed la have dlfftaalty Predicts New Election Rules | used i He presented the to sign the pen which he name change arene sill Phaedra heeled I bill to Dr. Hannah. Two factors were given which Sunny Skies Govern May Races In hla apeeeh of reply. Dr. may explain the greater party Hannah said. "This la a signif¬ Assistant director and stage loyalty of the Democrats. Continued warm weather this icant day far Michigan State." ough American enthusiasm is Claire Tapin, Plain- One was that they are the Thanking the Legtalatnre for Its weekend makes it a "natural" senior. Assistant to the minority party and must stick to¬ SpnrtunH runnlnif for cIhhh officers or Student Congress for sun-bathing and picnics. Nanev Isxi Parker was as director is Virginia Klinedinst gether. The second was that they »eatn are urired to atudy. the new elections ordinance before Bioomsburg, Pa. freshman. Al- moatly come from urban arcaa Sun decks will probably be graceful as the goddess she por¬ Iwginning campaigns, student government president Bill trayed. In the role of Aphrodite, Kronenburg, Dayton, Ohio, and hava the fame outlook on filled, all the canoes rented, sophomdre, is publicity chairman, many issues. and parks overflowing. Hurst said Thursday. loddeas of love. Miss Parker The weatherman Among the other 'onununist domination. Id the lake over the Ulnh Xuyen-led ned up the theme of the play more than adequately. and Pat Jones Detroit senior, sup¬ ervises make-up. The Democrats special cohrs- tvenasa on labor lagialalion was cited In the report. fan students today with west says sofl balmy breezes will continue to Spartan Grcus The gress on new ordinance, passed by Con¬ April 14, includei several ceremony were Vice Pres. Dur- representa¬ tives from Michigan State at the government by force or a deal, the U. | Embassy here is almost sure to Music to Ring Individual tagUlatora graded In the report on were how to southwest winds from 15 to 20 miles per hour. Opens Big Top to Um at Miaul gevecamnnt nf- ward B. Varner and the nial Director Alvle Smith. Centen¬ nend that American funds cloecly they followed tholr party The sun is expected to stay "Step right thlx way folkx and Bep. John J. McCune (It-East !- military and land reform As High School line, and how willing they wcrt1 out raising the temperature to ace the Grcatcxt Show on Earth" flea, third fleer Union, 99. RleeUea by 1 Lansing), who originally intro¬ a high of 70 degrees. will bo the refrain ol Jerry Hoff¬ earn- duced the bill in the House, wit¬ f'trams be cut off. Only help Bands Perform man, Saginaw (rcahman, and nessed the signing. So did its co-sponsors, two of mmunlst North Viet Nam ringmaster (or the Spartan Clrcua Reps. Harold W. >ld continue. Band* front Class C senior high schools and all classes of junior Teaching Vocation tonight and Saturday, Jcnlton Fieldhouie will be aet lor Hungerford (R-Lanaing) and Wll- lard I. Bowerman, Jr., (R-Lan- May II. * * * high schools will participate in Convo Switched the big top both nighta with pre- the Band and Orchestra Festival show activities at 7:30 p.m. Tha Seniors Harry F. Hittle (R-Eaat 1 posite Phacda. graduating this Juns t campus Saturday. Front camp to campus will be show will begin at 9:19 p.m. are not allowed to vote. eidner Says eded humor was added by Art Underwood. Morenct senior, This will be the final part ol annual But tha report emphasised that the change for the education con¬ Big 19 Champion Carl Rinta. No petitions hava been submit¬ Max Startbe rx. mayor of Eort the role of Andros. e Michigan School a low voting record doesn't nec¬ ference. "Teaching as a Chrihtian ted for Congress seats from But- iet Nam frank Braman. Bay City senior. Band Festival and Orchestra Association In all, 56 bands will essarily mean that a legislator Is Vocation", this weekend. The conference, originally sche¬ Qusrryvtlle, Pa., highlight aeataf will terfleld. East and West Mayo, West London', West Yakeley, trying to shirk his duty. He might duled for Lake Huron Camp, has The Seeds Stability participate. be absent, the report said, be- Men's Co-ops, or Women's Co-ops. signing ceremony was showed great power tn portraying Swinging with the greatest ol Each band will play a required of llln iot her good been switched To Michigan State Each of theso districts has one lighted by the glare of television h and confusion while de¬ ease will be Jon Friday, Hartford umber and two selections of its to enable more education .students scat available. cameras and photographers'flash be riding between his son's guilt or sophomore and former Super Cir¬ head of State's mission to innocence. *n choice. to attend, according to chairman bulbs. WKAR-TV televised it via In the House, 19 of 14 Demo¬ cus television performer, who will 1 film at 6:30 Thursday night. Mm". Dr. Edward Wetdner, Music and lighting were effec¬ Performances will run from 8 crats were credited with votinl Carl Wittc, Rhodes senior. perform trapeze stunts without a districts have twa scats avail- "« ol the Southeast m. to 5:15 p.m. in the Auditor¬ Registration will open today at Films were also sent to other Asian tive in creating a dream atmos- with their party more than 90 "is problems is to stabliae ial, from 8:30 a.m. to 7:50 p.m. 8 p.m. in the Forestry Cabin. Dr. Michigan television stations far e. Bill Galarno, Saginaw per cent of Un time. Only one of I the East Lansing high school | placed Virginia Corwin of Smith Col¬ The Cycling Davers and Dan novcrnment to prevent a CtvU senior, directed the lourth an¬ uditorium and from 8:80 a.m. to lege. Mass., will deliver the eve¬ The U *tuch might invite commun- nual Theta In I Requirements for petitioners are name change bill Alpha Phi produc- | intervention. ' 5:15 p.m. in Jcnison. ning address, "The Teacher and n aU-univeraily two-point, o passed by the House Marc! rirtnrr, head of the depart- Prof. Leonard Falcone, Slate the Bible." the aaieyele aa a rape 19-feet of 12 credits carried, and the Senate April 19. ] ' '•> political ind director, is festival chair- The change of location lowers above tha tanbsrk. terms remaining before signed it Thursday ih the aha science, will r Tuesday with his family NEWS IN Bands from A and B high the registration fee to $2. Re¬ Tickets are now on sale in the funds will be made to those who Union end Jeniaon Field House. in the of Gov. G. Mennen Williams, Is on a tour of the I hools performed in Ann Ar- have already paid the original Adults must pay 80 cents, admis¬ Thtrty-ftve signatures need- ti— V S. lean are - ' Michigan The mission will State BRIEF >r, April 18. sion for children is 28 cents. I ' thf country rcstc Viet Nam Predicament QUI Stuff to Poraon \ x | Political and and stability, WASHINGTON (AV-Gen. J. Saga of Davy Crockett Not New Here Law ton Collins. President Eisen¬ hower's special representative, flew in Thursday from Saigon and said the situation in South understandings, the elections law Br BOBRLTN Viet Nam "is serious." has been changed to inform speci¬ Marjorie * * * "Davy Crockett king at tha **"* ' fically what a candidate can do. To do anything else, special writ¬ ""n-member Prof. Richard Envoy H arriet Red* ltd frontier." la aM stuff to *" -~kn. who wUI serve as of- toenail " ten permission mutt be secured The State archieves include TAIPEI, Formosa 1>P) — Some . from the elections commissioner," " anagement specialist and ana at all kinds of traditional lore, with sinal work, checking on the in- l"wr tiigbce, exccuUvessiiit- worried . Nationalist officials Hurst Mid. Thursday guessed Out a UA en¬ examples from 99 countries and lormanta In the file.-H* plans i 97 states. The collection has to have Utem analyze the pre- voy 'noW flying to Formosa tcs. such sent collection. fto. Who will ^rr. the Malawi without a'tight — T... ... legends. The roUectfon will be used to ^officer h, ehargc ol'i ol- - occupational lore, joke, rhymes, furnish, information to Ubrar- *- * ♦ Tl- riddles, tall lake, and (oik sings urns, teachers, and students; to Pim Vaccina Canto t sod dances. provide dsts to scholars doing Under the new lew. re prohibited tn am yet finished, the folklore research; la give In- 1 Richard I ^ TON , ready formation to rsdhk television, UrnL To ust any types of t were completed Thunday Midland. clas- and film companies, aid his-, »f PrtkJ tl. m ' u Rosalie Cosad. g ti*iealcRW«IOPtand'toat- «o who wUiSp of fho *,&«•' f.v-1 ***** clzSj II Union EDUCATION CONFERENCE . B p.m., Formlry Bid*. ChrhUi SQUARE Explaining the mission's purpose, Dr. Weldner Mid, "Our effort* will be devoted mainly to norgankatlon of The directions warn that you shouldn't pull so tlsht that you the office of Premier Ngo Dlnh Ditto, ruorgahtkatlon and lose the fold of skin between training of police, and reonranlaatkm and training of field rheek and nose. (Just the per¬ administrator* and local (fovernmenta of the country." fect spot for twecklns your The project reaulted from requests for aid made by girlfriend.) Premier Diem last year. Diem visited Michigan State's The gadget ran be worn for campus In 1W2. and has Kept up correspondence with the upwards of one day before throwing It out and starling all tfcvernmental Research Bureau here. over. This may be Just the Since the partition of Viet Nam at the thing to perk up people who Geneva Confer- are bored with their faces. In ence last summer, the Diem government has been trying no time at all you can look like a new person. la Ha fight for survival, the internment baa been by Ignorance and Inefficiency In IU apWbtlMm. plagued Chiang Conference are a But the kit is bound to have Its limitations. After all. there Just so many ways to wear face. Last fall, four State officials made the 18,000-mile trip to Saigon to study the situation and make plana for an Is Many-Sided Training In drlvlKg automobiles Is provided in 10,000 American Wreemei 8»rey assistance program. The present mission la tha fruit of high schools says the National CORPUS CHRIST:. Te*. (/PI thalr effort*. Education Assn. _A mon who w„, rhnrg0(| whh South Viet Nam is one of the last strongholds of democ¬ racy in Asia. Its flnsl success or failure could have a pro¬ , yt" driving without u safety sticker found effect on the rest of the ftma world. Night Staff in his windshield when he showed up with a wort his esse In their new job, the Michigan Ate specialist* will find Night Editor , Betty Zueg* broken piece of glass and a idle- Am! Night Miter Debby Hull k nn„twi |, challenge to their high capabilities. We are proud that ■port Filter . Joe Hoffman *pr P""™ on on »• — -Had a wreck and broke my they have accepted this tremendous responsibility, and windshield," he explained. "I we wish them well In the month* of hard work to eome. kept the pieces." ;r tip tareyton Crossword Puzzle — FRIDAY • $1.10 . SATURDAY — VARSITY nRIVE-IN 1 BLOCK EAST OF EAST LANSINO ON U.S.-lt FREE ED 2-1511 A FEW WORDS EXT. 268 BRING MANY RESULTS PERSONAL made planes arriving it pet nous rate, the new% . 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Drive it today and 2801 E. Now! F.mo, Michigan stop ml like a compare with anything you have Phone IV 9-6533 . Wood, 1950 PONTIAC 6. Four-door. Radio, heater. Hydromatic trans¬ mission. This car is in escaption- act ally nice condition in and out. Trade end finance. 1951 HENRY J tudor. Radio, haat- now er. top mechanical condition and body. *795. roirSr TODAY !!«**?'•* At* KSW8 ps|| I Concert r Effete »** «W * *** »«**» l!f*«»Tp Speech Prof Get»y ATI COMTAST OPENING* Look tofkmw: f- M „ | April 2tlifck.'B*U Phone Co. All Engr's. Also,.Math., Physic* Rafiio-TV Office Senifl^tto Take '. or Statistics majors All Engr's. Also, Chemists. Physicists, Acctg. or Oen. Jocgenseii.- speech In¬ structor. Wat drrted regional Vice the Nation.! Young Ecpubflcun linal A" Capella Bow Bus. majors. AKo. Irldu*. , president of Region III of Alpha Convention. June 19 to IS. Mgnit. Statistics, Eeott, or » Epsilon Rho. national radio and President and Mrs. Dwlght Dlu Humanities majors ' I All; interested in becoming television honorary fraternity. Eisenhower, and Vlce-PresldentS L Jorgetisen received the position and Mrs. Richard Nixon have* Michigan State nonfat*I* *111 Uke * final bow with Mgmt. trainees for Credit or at the organization's recent con¬ been invited to the convention. Investment analysis positions taiH-lla choir Bundajf at ft p.i*. lit ^. People* Churvh vention in Columbus. Ohio. He Janet Conrad, Huntington 0 graduating «*nlor» who will —' — TEACHER INTERVIEWS will act as adviser and adminis¬ Wood, junior, will head thf Col¬ ing i"> " Blcm: Early and Later; English trator of chapters in Michigan, lege National Beauty Queen Con- "Stntc . Sing*r»" Norway; State Grad (man preferred)—Jr. High; History (Jr. High); Vocal Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia. Student. interested In attend¬ Pctrolt. Music—Jr. High The honorary fraternity rccog- ing the convention should con- Fisa Wits Prize r , ,ii- Donald Phillip*. April 22' City and Country Elem: 4th-6th grades. Man pre* Izes outstanding students in tact Roger D. lamgley. college . Ami Stouffar, a* rhOMhln*. Schools broadcasting. service director of the Michigan TPn HI Whitney ^ M April 22 Charlotte Public Elem: Early and Later; Art; Jr. Federation of Young Republicans. ■rd on the I ™ In choir. A trio of For Music Schools High: Soc. St.; Eng; (8th ft !)th); Math ft Meeh. Drawing Until about the year 1800. im¬ prisonmnent - -8th; US. Hlstory-Bth; Munlc composed for last ondary: Girls' Phv. Ed, ,«ar'a term play "Medea" won Swimming; World Hist first prire In the 1965 Michl- . roorrrl. o»eil to the pub- Composer's Club contest ,M| feature .... Nor ma In Klmmel, "OW I* With Bloomsburg. Ta.. graduate. Klmmel tied for first place with h, Kxlalakr and "Mtohl- elude* a "Concerto Gromo for there until May 9. ocrats lyere about equal in con¬ r p and Wood- The exhibition is sponsored bv sistently voting with their party. lie composed all the Junior Council of the Museum The program will Include legislative report and sur¬ Piece* In the coneert while of Modern Art, a group of some also lists lawmakers which , Run. Praise the OreatCre- vey Michigan gut*. 80 young men and women inter¬ )v Bach, "Thla la the'Day" have been least consistent In sup¬ ested in the arts. and "Th« Crea- Arrangements of the band porting their party. Work in all graphic media was by Scott. Two aplrltual. sic played at the Rose Howl Voting against his party most invited from artists of 38 'years That Good Newa" other half-time music also often was Rep. James Goulette younger. From 1.50(1 , Ah Will Be Done" art d i o station (R-lron Mountain). He followed entries, 70 prints were selected the rest of his party on only 48 WKAR has commissioned hiin tti for the exhibition by Curator < rigals, a email write the background music for Prints, William S. partisan roll calls, will aing "Al- (heir "Great Lakes" series. Lieberman, i the Museum of Modern Art i party-support " by Randall called a very tal¬ New York City. I That Good Newa. ented composer by H. Owen Reed music professor and composer of the music for this year's Centen- Columbia Studios to Honor nial musical, "Michigan Dream." Kimmcl formerly studied under Buy* Profs Story Point Students Isadorc Freud, at the Julius Hartt College of Music in Hartford, luttrrfirM students who pulled Conn. He now is working under Reed In a symphonic w o Irvement Chisox Top CAREERS Tigers, 9-1, On 5 Hitter for college women BROOKLYN (JP)-Rr Psychology lyn'g undefeated 1M Mathematics bleated Robin Roberts five hits Wednesday 10 runs in four innii W,TH Iters on Economics and veteran (Jeorge Kell MAJORS .. . smashed a bases - loaded 1N Marketing home run as the Chicago White Sox whipped the Ti- Statistics gers, 9-1. The only Detroit tally was Al Kaline's fourth Engineering home run, tops In the league. Kelt, hit various ailments ap¬ parently (one, laughed at Detroit strategy. The Tlfera eheae to walk Peaks May Return career opportunities in the telephone business. Michigan Bell's management training pro¬ gram offers challenging and rewarding careers Gridders to Scrimmage to college women who can qualify. Typewriters For more details, see our representatives' At Halfivay Mark Michigan State's football team will celebrate the halfway mark or spring practice with a full practice due to a strained thigh scale scrimmage Saturday at Macklin Stadium. TODAY' new High-Level ventilation 1 'The author of "The Quiet Man'' treats you to another Drive.it rtllblC ."riot man" who takes his ifltteGk*1 fling in the hffllanrisl 1:1&-4:1S 7:11-10:15 102 New Chevrolet< plus $1,000 U. S. Savings Bonds Given Away COMHSW msd OFFICIAL Rgwrw» ahow ejihi M IW-ter Hmi It*. tlrefafet veer- MOkC PEOPLE BOUGHT CmVROtlTS -THAW ANY OTHBt QtfU . ' • , "*' " v : • v " See Your Chevrolet Dealer ' * . - ...... ■ ■ onference Full State ^t""1». e—»«t L4- avoHtes M Opens Play Idzkowiki Banks Robin lash Today i In Big 10 . hitter. I hit the long ball but not often enough." However, it looked as if this 21- IVortliwralent Here OSU St IimUmsi yenr-old senior was going to Im¬ i Gam Salnrday for 2 prove his hitting during the Welvm Meet flat* Southern trip in 1954. "We were playing against Duke in our first Inhini tflchiirnn jack bewiy State and Wto- Although the toe attract hut game and I doubled in the early innings." he said. "It looked as If tin, ratett co-favorltea in of W# 10 action will be pit I was going to have a hitting sea¬ Credited ttiir to. will start the con- htre thle aftamoon with State son. but when the year ended 1 had collected only three hits." Relief Win nee aeitxon this afternoon tneetlntf WlaaoBaHi, the :tto .-it Old Collejre Field in of tHo conference also a* .YN(/P)-Br, t should Ih> one of thoiieat Into action with rour other •feated Hod nw of the year. J™. "Ac* Michigan Slate', BOB rOWBLL RAV fUa-affa Iwnnsln. rimncrtip to State outfield for today* conference opener with WtawMln . . . (tthits on tha schedule. >bln Robert vrnr. is atrong in both pit- Ohio state with t strong pitch¬ i four Inn : anil hitting. On their aouth- Savoldi Ltmc» It at Kansas ing staff )mirney« to Blonmlng- to rout Philai trnining trip the Bail (era ttlprt i 6-2 rrcortt. nutacnrlng Inn, Ind.. to faee the Hnoaters. Dick spends hi* time working In town. This, he claims, helps to Serafin, Kroll for thel lotory—« i enpnnrnta, 99-20. tlto only meetlna between trprs last year they played OSlf Relays Draw 31 Spartans The Burkeyst are given a good rhance by the experts rone defending to deth¬ champion Michi¬ a better earvr ball and la work- Ing ea a chaaar sf pare te te a lens with hit faal ball." the steel mill* near his keep him in shape for summer baseball with an East Chicago home Lead Golfers u« record for innina tic that waa called gan State. Industrial league. VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (>P) - Br HAL BATEMAN When Dick started playing or¬ Unheralded John Serafin of Fox m from the nsr I.r tain with the itcore 3- yard high hurdles while Eggles¬ Indiana ended the 1(34 season "The rest of my time I* taken The Mlrhiaan State track tll RobichUPd hurled for the lon and I * mm cm will be Joined In eighth place while Ohio Slate ganised ball at the age of 14, he Hills Pa., and veteran Ted Kroll III be apread from Cotumhua. up with two other sports," he by Brabham, Big 10 Indoor cham¬ tied with Michigan for third. playing third base for a sand of Utlca, N.Y., each whittled five Ohio to luiwrance. mi, at a | weekend Kanaka thla pion, In the broad Jump. Al Ann Arbee tha W si venues earn. "I changed to pitching before going inte high school," I do fish." y strokes off par Thursday to fin¬ ish in a first round tie for the lead tak Of Uw young Freshman Dave Lean. British In June Dick will graduate with coach Karl Schlademan Others entered in the mlle-und he said. "My big reason for the . in the $17,500 Virginia Beach IM Rotx-rts hat entered 31 men. 23 varally a-half are Denslow, Block am Empire 440-yard hurdles cham¬ was because I waa a weak a degree in residential buiTding. pion, will run In both the 300 and switch "I'd like to start in the construc¬ Open Golf Tournament. Both and tlx unattached. In the Ohio freshman Rot) Wheeler. 600-yard runs with Flynn also tion field as soon as possible." posted 64s. State Belaya while the Coleman. Eggleslon and Letn Serafin, husky, 25-year-old son will be represented by a mart are the entries In the 120 running the 100 ahd Pat Sutton and Dick Brown the other entries Their last year's Big 10 record Boilermakers ha said, "but I have to report to to Lackland Air Force Base In of famous golf professional Felix Savoldi, at the Kanaaa In the (00. Serafin had five birdies and ncv- waa 10-S. Two of the losses came 1950. After that I'd like to play Relaya Savoldi will (et hit initial teat State to Host The Spartan 1.999-yard fa¬ at the hands oil the Spartans. Increase Size The Wildcats, far behind the In the decathlon at the Jayhawk iries will be Dtek Stutsman and Irein's More meet with the drat five events be leaders, Just made the first div¬ Of Stadium last five thla afternoon ami the Saturday mnrnln(S. CollegcBilliard The thlnclnds wilt have strong entries In both the ision with a 7-8 season mark. Minnesota and Illinois play high Jump Champaign, ill. The lltlnl, usually al LAFAYETTE. Ind. M — The Remains Rumor Al Saturday's Ohla meet Tournament and pole vault. »r the top In Big 10 standings Keating capacity of Purdue Uni¬ NEW YORK (>**>—Frank Setke, thlnclada laya pim i Nine players, representing the Doug Stuart, a 6'H" competing unattached. Hlllmer, Jumper finished a dismal 1994 season in place while the Gophers were versity's Ross-A He Stadium will he expanded to approximately 35,500 seat* In time for the foot¬ managing director of the Mon¬ treal Cnnadlens, and Jim Norris, head of the Chicugo Black Hawks, Got Yours Yell cream of the nation's collegiate and Vrooman will be the high sixth. ball seaaon. Athletic Director Guy Wednesday refused to confirm or billiard talent, will mutch skill jumping entrants While Chuck (Red) Mackey announced Thurs¬ (Your tirkrt to "Top Kd Brabhant. Julius Mi-Coy here April 30. when Michigan Coykendall. George Best and deny reports that Dick Irvln is day. Capt. Krvan C>naper and Ron Slate hosts the National Intercol¬ Chicago us coach of the National llat," your all-univers¬ Sueaa Will team to run In both legiate BlUiards tournament. final approval of the expansion Hockey League club. the 440 anil 880-yard relaya. To qualify for the finals, the Pave lloke will Join Ooaper, nine youths survived plans by the university board of Irvih also was in New York hut ity Senior Ball.) a winter trustees and the directors of the Rrabham and McCoy in what rould be the Spartans' beat event, Ing 48 schools and 500 competi¬ Ross-Ade Foundation. . The Fret! Criwwey the sprint medley (44Q.220.120,- tors. 880 yards.) The Boilermakers can not go Orchestra any Jpwer—they tied Illinois for the cellar In 1034. Oeaper. Hake. Sueaa and Bah Semi-formal Big 10 to Meet . Bruwa wUI farfi the mile re¬ The teams all engage in double- lay while 480-yard i" headers Saturday. Wisconsin wilt be at Michigan while Illinois goes . April 30 -|Pver ..TV. Plan CHICAGO (Ah—The Big 10 to Iowa. Ohio State ataya at In¬ diana for two mora games and CAPITOL . Kellogg Center Mil meet in f special session in . $3.00 per couple The distance medley team (qunr- wo or three weeks to approva robable sale of a "package" deal tl,a> ter. half, three quarters mile) and Ticket* on xale at uer with Ray Collard ! -ill be composed of Tom rtynn, Mm Sark in left field Ted Tetrlaff. Trrry Block and Straight rail billiards rompetl- Union Ticket Office. . on Is slated to begin al 9:30 a.m. irday twin bill, start- | Gay Denalow. 'Ith three cushion and pocket i . Northwestern, With Travis Buggs, third in the Big llliards scheduled for 1:30 p.m. lejtermcn, will pro-< 10 indttor dash. Is the lone Spar- x>sition. {tan entry In the 100-yard dash. at 8:30 p.m. Gel Yours that Ed Hobaugh ibly start one game j j *,14 uthpaw Jack Wenner j rev the other, if LAKE LANSING jtok WJ-IYI alalia ovti they Bowling Standings ■"a hi ad with nn h Inning aeon n third ba.c t All Shook Up AMUSEMENT PARK FORT WAYNE. Ind.. (AV-Two a 1-0 victor: Chicago palra and a man from NOW OPEN Bob Blackham, of University of Every Big 10 member may ap¬ Syracuse. N.Y. ahook up the pear twice regionally, except doublet and tingles standing! of Utah, will defend his straight Michigan. Iowa, Michigan Stale, the American Bowling Congress iho finished fifth and Ohio State. These four will tournament Thursday. I year, will pro- en the NCAA's na- Us« Z.ggic NiepnkoJ and Andy Rogoenica and Dick Jen¬ id can show FRIDAYS * Zi?t*k Niepokoj had a 2-0 sen. posted 1.205 te take over only o rncp record last second place in the doubles, and Vhipt OrioU won three and lost the same year and Wally Weiaa and Carl Simonts SATURDAYS moved into seventh with 1,279. Straight Rail-Bob Blackham, University of Utah, John Wilson, SUNDAYS helped w ith 384 as they moved In University of Oregon: Solomon 70 pins behind the (Marbles lead Nader. Purdue University, era. Harry Zoellcr and dmrgr I Three Cushion-Bob Strange,. n won three and Pacropis of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Michigan Slat*; Stan Wllllama, ng spring training Setwya Jeata and Heury Kea- Jnlveraity of Oregon, and Leon- 'peclally known for Mdy. balk running aaltarhig I ard Longo, Ohio State. •el is the only infield Friday Special return while the out- SlSSL. "V-D °f Jack Toth, Clyde Oriole >n and Dick Ranicke ercoort's The Cam put 7 artcrs last year, -ndidatea for the oth- «utions are Ed Broek- ■oph< KTiore Par Smashing Savings! COURSE DINNER NEW*I955 SPALDING IENT" ON ALL including 1 typewriter "Mike Turnesa" GOLF CLUBS Fried Fillet of Perch Irons: Tru-tenp«r durwa* big# SM tMU, (HUM only tliUft BML'. MASON CAI 960 BLOCK W. i V>S-:V "'-V . ' ' ' 'v . .. ' ■' 1 340ay Cotivd to Explain |. Beginning of Basic College which lead to the del ' The educational pattern ' Michigan State's 12-year-old tyslc College will Alma to Host 'of a Centennial aympoalum opening on campus I Annual Student The three-day program on "General Educatk T7 presented by the Bask College. .. .I..,, -— — The .ymposlum , Christian Convo _ • *>• ,hc e*1 Winning Pics Put on Display ^kw"«eH"r In Concourse General Mueal*«r William N. Hawley, dean of stu¬ dents at University ot Chica.o Cor.eouri Divinity School and Itev. 1. First Presbyterian Church. graph, will travel In In-llana Uri- All Michigan college student- Iverally In enmnefe In Ihr Hla I" arc Invited to the meeting. Thntocraphy Conic,I on May ' The photo, of I hew winner, will make a lour of |he United, Slilw. Natural Bel- Michigan Stale winner, were minimum*. Social Science and llumanl- Teacher Bids Due Richard Ruff, Port Huron fresh¬ man; Tom Irvine. Detroit Junior. Michigan Prcss-KAM Convention Alto Included Is * rule provid¬ ing for the tabulations of election All students Teachers to I In returns. All tabulating mu«t be Charles Pill,Icy. rilnl sophomore: tary level or observation (Educa¬ Wilson Paul's 'fl 'Shutter Bugs' Buzz Into Kellogg Blaine Oiburn. I an,ln( sopho¬ tion SOI) in I he secondary more: Eric l.undbcrg. Ea,t lans- school, during fall quarter, l»SS. Inf Junior, and Raymond Slcln- bach, Chclaca acnlor. with a statement to that effect Four Judge, picked the win¬ from the elections commissioner. ner, Wadnvaday aeeordlng to ar- 11,11c merit of carh photograph. The Judge, were Churk Perdon. And, getting down to the photo¬ Ann Arbor Junior and prealdenl (it her speaker, include Boger weeklies and dailies, of Kappa Alpha Mu. photography Fleming. ,eerelary of the Ameri¬ graphers themselves, Yates as¬ In the evening, dinner Marti Kle, of Vans can Farm Bureau Federallon; serted that the greatest "gndgcl" ■vice In lainslng: Bill Victor fl. Reulher, aaalatant In the prealdenl and director of the in the photographer's repetolrc is his own head and ingenuity, rved aln In the ballroom ari speaker was P if 1111SI111S Inlernetlonal relation, department lie talked at length on the heed arid renowned glamor photo* of the CIO; Krnsl Iron,. M.D.. for getting originality into news part prealdenl of the American pictures and not depending on (lowland, aided by his wife Pines Distributed Val-Mode Medical Aa,n.. Slason. dean and F.. Illythr of the School of I past pictures to provide the In* lice, gave a talk on lighting posing models in glamour ph Shadowproof For Centennial aphy. lie brightened his talk with Celebration. graphers present that ides made In his Santa v TAFFETA SWING SLIP Magel to Present ! storytellers, writing t allf.. studio. news in lights" New Colorlogtic ' Kellogg baliriiom. In the afternoon experts and press phn1 srss 3.95 The white pine, recently named On Switzerland i. I he chief of the j talked of lighting, expc by the legislature and Governor i Ihr offic¬ Curtis Nagel. famed lecturer- Register, Criap, crackling underscoring fur ial state tree, photographer. promises the World by SUte to Travel audience a trip to the your full-blown faahlona ami Mattel horn and a speedboat ride Drawing his 35 years of ex¬ on timer sheers our aMdjr-fltteil. "We already have advanced over I ake Maggtore Saturday perience in the photograph field, ... order, for tree, from t.MKI night at a in the Auditorium. finally Yates pointed out to the audience aide ilppered slip with cover-bra group,.' estimated Paul A ller- Nagel will show his rurrenl that photographers never stop finished their day by listening Id rolorlogur, "Bong of Swltfrr- ! learning and that this convention, top, adjuaUble strap, and wltla land." representatives of photo supply and at) conventions, provide houses present The film, complete with histor¬ new equipment them with i bottom flounce. ical prologue, was acclaimed "»j He recalled that people con With 112 present at the first symphony of Is tinually ask him, "What Is th< Slzea 32 to 44. day's sessions, convention officials biggest advance In photography?' Yates said that to him the tug expect the total to go over 200 White - Navy • Pink for the meetings today and Satur¬ day. Fuschla - Blue - Black Members of RAM, national photography honorary, were pre¬ sent from 12 universities. Nu chapter, of Michigan State. Is co-sponsoring the TIMKH .1. %■ TONIGHT! * * HI Bart V3* SZ "VERA CRUZ' COMPLETE BMOW I;g» ■ Ml FEATURE a MOWN 1:11 . liB Eat Better For Less • STARTS SUNDAY • Friday Store Hours — 9-.30 A.M. to 5:30 P. ARCHY'S NEW sigh, flexible as a whim, delightful at spring OUR CAPE LEATHER BALLET BEAUX LOUNGERS Revel in the blUaful comfort of our I flove leather .Uppers, gprinklcJ I Special Steak Dinner with cnuy dot. ... indoor or out lounger, | Broiled with sturdy leather sole. | Special Cut Tenderloin and foam rubber inner aoies. Red, m pink, putty, powder blue, white, black. Small, medium, large, extra large. I 3.95 —CESAR ROMERO • KATY JURADO Lu ic««'- -TMUUAN 6LAUSTEIN *VHEWW HATHAWAY Added * News * CaWr CeHeen * Spuria Next All