■ ■-.Htm I iii . ' -lA 2_ri- p. .* 1 JEftt* PUBLICATION 1Y, APRIL 26, 1955 in-lai Upholds China's ight to 'Liberate' Formosa Wants Talks Symposium to Cite With U. S. Educational Goals Over Crisis Key Session To ly to Rate Axia-Africa Oonvo instructional •hniques' Draw* to Finiwh A cloxeup view of the objective* of general etlurHtion BANDUNG, Indonesia f 1957 receive Into Focus for A E Phi. 7, B T party at the Ea.t self-determination for Andre Leeds, Long Bead the burning American Legion hall. V.. freshman, applied artificial Alumni Memorial Chapel. Senior Ball Frolic The manilin wta reported alght- respiration, with the help of < eri In front of Sparty in the wee- it Sketches students, until the inhalator from Twenty-nine prospective ni heard W. D. Colling,, assu Top Hat will be the featured hour, Sunday morning, but disap¬ the Last Lansing fire department professor of physiology and phar¬ apparel #at the Senior Ball Satur¬ One of the best acts was a com¬ peared without a trace. Fue Today for feted to dUeua the matter with officiaLs of the West Gem ian traf- arrived. Perry and Brooks, macology, deliver the welcu attending address. day night in Kellogg They're th© theme of this Center. edy routine on the high bar by year's A cheek with all local police later Carnival fic ministry. Bonn has yi•t to an- the state hand and orchestra fes¬ Florence C. Kempf, heed u frolic. George Szypuia. gymnastics coach, and Carl Rlntz, twice Big 10 all- nounec its agreement. tival on campus, were take Fred Crlasey'a orchestra will around champion. Rintz was in Example* of eommun Ist "un- department of nursing edue. e# ZBT. The Edward W. Sparrow hospital for presented the cape to the fourth play for th© all-college dance. good form, and demonstrated the moaikia pleasarjtncy.s" were casil y found treatment and released. Tickets may be purchased in the work which has The i last week. Four West Berlin cus¬ nursing class at Stata. kept him at the African countries should Union ticket office. 3. i turd floor Union, by 3 toms guards were abducted as they Coeds will be allowed a 2 a.m. I top bf the gymnasts. blc for election to the non-per Members of the Acrobat Club, patrolled along the Ilav el River (elut id.*" "fliiiiiTnky 1 to Speak Holds Straight rA' tar Board, have been for May 4 and May II. lo.toe Pro" mo- - v Church. The second panel, "Meeting Pattcngill, and C. W. Otto junior Centennial Chairman Chandler kfnluckjr MreUne teuton, Milwaukee senior said he -. high schools. Music Auditorium. Both will the Emotional Needs of Mar- oped faculty members would al- R. Murin. Whitehall w al I p.m. Mlcko lg head of raigc." wUI be held May II. :nd the reception in KcUogg Ccn- ltudimersky, —..w-u ia one of eight out ot Ttckela for the firat lecture Intcriuilianal Club Flan* er. ' "'r "f , and dkurse < Tickets will be available May May 7. foreign languag. o have gone ."•mi the nit University 9 and 6. through Baste College aince 1944 f Dr. Harry Grave. assistant Square Dance Twilight •This has rs not been clone in and it would be with ■ straight A average. year-"* professor of psychology, will A panel. ■>'( nam* will be inscribed uimersky wiU be given out to other students .' RabU Franks! .hm hod put- Parted members an Dg. Mah- - the ___ plaque In th« Basic Col- on Friday. -J - ptt. at CharMta. NjC, and.if Ion Sharp, gyneeologlrt and ob- ln«ugi,i|^ri reserved for those Both of th. marriage talks" PUtatanrgh, Ptu, and to now ln£. stertriclan; Dr. Byron Caooy. achieve this mark. will be in pand diecuaakm ' Lanaltig, Mo waa a pmfenor at ■ ptychiatrUL and Dr. Xathariar farm. ■ .*n.nt'Oi'^i',.vl'^ililM^MlMMjlooaa;>BW«iit. Way no County marrl- nt, orgiihized the pa . cm tM .tot.mm I u > 41 l* hto-owi. Progs May Be the Answer Science Works on Radiation the progress of the disease, pre¬ vent many of the effecta nf ra¬ diation ilcknoss. They apparently work hy re- mpt ntlBAV atoriny or reconstituting the Thl. Slj»mj damaged bfood-formtng ayatem. tn Chi, Alpha Dclta : There are two klnda of radia¬ PI Alpha Mu will apm tion dander In fallout. One la by Sidney J, Han exposure to lammi rayi, X- rava and beta raya electrons ground, on your roonop. or on offices your clothe*. Theae can produee of the honor generallred radiation alckneaa BATHItmv like that from X-raya. Cycling Spartan, » The other danger la that you might *wallow or breathe In llouae, 114 Rvergrm o mane of the fallout radlactlve Sunday upon the tntal ntoma, or that they might en¬ Luther Chapel. Gat absorbed. business meeting. 7 p,r ter your body through wnunda. If H la alight—aa It mltht well The practicality of any Candlelight Vests-. he If you had taken cover treatment, would depend upon Alumni Memorial . fallout—there may he knowing what kind of fallout alum* had been Ingested. Beta sorority. Orlil. Theae treatment* could be from ISth renturv ll.i u*rful In treating person* ex¬ presented to the I help fight nff posed to radioactive atoms by lecture by Dr. Davm Many people seem to infection temporarily if your accident* In the coming atomic professor of RngH.h radio-activity is somctht* blood and white cells have been State. Public Is Invltr Interpreting lirfly new. absolutely m affected. They can aid agninst age Industry. tlmea of cutback production. Chou Is Sweetness —On the Surface Guaranteed Annual Vlfi GIOARETTSS wdbld cut doan Incentive lr workers. The Philippines. Turkey, A Guaranteed Annual Wag.1 Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and some companies. more eloquent and effective de» 8TH ANNIVERSARY SALE fenders of the West than any Westerners could be in such a ing Iraq's warniqg against trad¬ a reformed and waning co¬ 25% OFF ^ iMt Michigan State News lonialism for a new and agsree- ON ALI. BEAR RRANI) YARNS - including ^MODI ODERN SIZE . . . Half Wool a ad Half Nvloa, ltahy. Sport. Tweed. that.AsU had long needed t«» but which Nylon. Tapoafry and other* rial frwhman tenia between i IIRINf; THIS COUPON ' COOO THIS WEEK ONI.Y :R TIP TAREYTON Crossword Puzzle I Information- Gives.You True Tobacco Taste KAY'S KNIT SHOP And Real Filtration, Too! This'Week on Campus i 207 M.A.C. t TumtmimtiimtmMmmimittncmniituiimmimiitutiuiimuiiiiiiNHtimh PHONE CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS 8 A.M. ED 2-1511 " A FEW WORDS EXT. 268 to 3 P.M. BRING MANY RESULTS AUTOMOTIVE ' 1 personal '1 ' Union Book Store. TS 1 IS * at AX Rho, 8 p-m., Conference Room. TV studio. 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Also, Gen, Bus. majors Accounting majors INTERVIEWS Elem: Early A* Utter. Jr. High: Eng., Soo. Studies At Journ. Height* Put p Public Seniors— NOW ISTIME THE trul Inb GET WELL Bryant. Each I TO ORDER YOUR QUICK!! CAPS AND GOWNS In both the dUtrlrt and the for state festivals, etrh competing photographer* have hand Is required to play five enough to take plc- »ut belnc otMlrortlvf. SWINGOUT AND Another fealui *'« n.rd. If .omclhtn, nhnuld happen In IM, John Domini*, of Life » stressed the importar Standard tdfr'a "fluid standard" pnllry you COMMENCEMENT aufflrlrnt life Inauranre and rnjoy the many t able to get along wl< he talked about slu •rd rnal limrr than any other Amerlran life at the George Yates, chief of the pho¬ rnmpany. Why not let na .how ynu how your UNION BOOK STORE tographic department of the Dcs i hurry? No nhllaa- art of Eneyelo- Moines Register-Tribune, was the keynote speaker. Other top speakers included Bob Garland, of Graflex; Wint Lemen, The winning prints will ilsplay In the Union Concoui of Kodak; Ed Purrington of Fold, Cliff Edom, of the University of TIBBETTS INSURANCE AGENCY Une quality, accuracy and In- this week. Mirl, founder of KAM; and feprHaUun. Ratings are given Joe Clark of Detroit. In five division*, ranging from t-l 48H ■ 1723 E. Michigan The conference was sponsored by the Michigan chapter of NI'AA. Michigan State's Nu chapter of Leonard Fa I indtng fashion picture. KAM. and the Michigan State de¬ State band d chairman AH WMman. of I partment of journalism. FIELD REPRESENTATIVE TRAINEES HEY,THERE! MORE LUCKY DROODLES! He complimented Sndnik oi exerltent think'nit while nn the WHAT'S THIS? I job. combined with top tethnical ability. Talking on hU "special iwnrd" picture, Sudnik ruefully admitted that Ha photo od tor hadn't even for advaof. used It. tut* a dental of -„oj to Ap.ll ?'th Apply to you, P!a,. uman right,. is charter of the U. N. HP pointed out the growing Kt-.' est in photography In todnj's c ■' THE AETNA CASUALTY AND SURETY COMPANY leges and complimented KAM fc ill fine work. UTii lie alao ripped into the nation" bar aiMciation for prohibit In; thi lite uaa of photography tn cover 300,000 M&0tT0> MRtttlg* BYMLASSIt . ARI YOU LOOKINO for a completely enjoy¬ able cigarette? Then get a clue from the Droodle above, titled: Smoke rings blown by riveter enjoying Luckiee. Fasten on to Luckiee yourself. Luckiea are such great shakes because they taste better. And they taste better for excellent reasons. fine gwji First of all, Lucky Strike means ■to***' tobacco. Then, that tobacco is toasted to »ur clothes WALLACE taste better. "Its Toasted:'—the famous ®»MtTt be in i 3 #20 Y—a <1 Mat— 0#SeeI fagsrieaeet Lucky Strike process—tones up Luckiea' Jfrr hands. 020 Yam «t Optical Kw-Hnl light, good-tasting tobacco to make it its shirts, t»r sox, laitndry Yae — N kakee 0»*W I STUDENTS! EARN *25! taste even better . . . cleaner, fresher, r dry cleaning, smoother. So, whenever it's light-up time, we jaf««n* all with care, show yon enjoy yourself fully. Enjoy the better- what Spanking clean" pool Droodla la your ooodK with I la otpiieo title, to: Lucky Druodlo. P. O. tasting cigarette... Lucky Strike. I (7. Now York «, N. Y. lOfOfTOMttW ^ J rATio? IS ■ 23 E. . Drills Underway Brooklyn Rally Giants Win On 6'Run 10th Inning Athletics Rerorrr To Down Qiixox CLEVELAND (/Pi _ troit's Tigers comhii FOR THAT DELICIOUS "tight pitching and thP | ball" Sunday for * COFFEE straight victory over Cleveland Indians, M. AT KEWPEE'S betted In both rum ■> th« Chl- eego Cubs edged Cincinnati, 1-1, Peaks Returns to Action Tuttle. In thoeighth, K.,line. Kowalcyzk Scores 2 In Grid Scrimmage Walt Kowalcyik, a converted fullback playing right PHILADELPHIA W> - Mas halfback, romped for two touchdowns to highlight Satur¬ Surkont's pitching and Dale day's football scrimmage. Long's hitting finally paid off for Jerry Planutls, first team full¬ (All College Dance sponsored by the Senior Class) the wtnlcss Pittsburgh Pirates Spartan Boxers back, also scored in the two hour Saturday, April 30, 9:00 • 12:30, kiilldgji Crater Ballroom To Be Honored Fml Crisay's Band and Vocalist $3.00 a rttuplr: Tickets at the Union Ticket Office 2 o'clock permission when the Downtown Seconds club Parking Privileges at Kellogg of Lansing holds Its second an- (Sponsored by Mortar Board, Tower Guard, and A.W.S.) 7 i lS p.m., Sunday, May 22 Fifty outstanding Senior women announced Mortar Board President announced Kellner find i-tlv* hit fhuln hurling the Kernel City Athk to * 3-0 rlctory. Election of Alumni officers of the Clam of "55' TUESDAY 8:45 p. m..Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 2,3 and 4 Tickets — Thursday, $1.25; Friday and Saturday, $1.50 MMMM •art1 SwoMt Finfohe* 3rd in Decathlon itate Thinclads T*Vi'>*?«♦>' rt r 3 Firm Cop at Michigan Stale track athlete the varsity record but could only rathlon for thr flwt time, wos for two drain and a lie finish second. Oosper, McCoy, second it the end of the Apt at the Ohio State Re¬ and Brabhum built up a lead for day*, rvtnts but tbr last thrrr lays Sat unlay while the Spartan*' half-miter Dave Hoke but the rvrnta on MUi-dey provrd to bo track team. Joe SiVOldl, Oklahomah couldn't st®ve off a ae's third in the grueling de¬ 1:49.2 anchor leg by Pitt's Amle So void! ftniahed with a olmugh, cathlon at the Kansas Relays Sow ell. Friday and Saturday. The Spartans time of 3:24.8 was Michigan'. Jim The thinclads best performance five seconds under the previous ie Run zkowski at Ohio was the 880-ynrd relny which the team of Ron Suess, record. The mile relay team akm broke meet with a point.. Oklahoma Robert, wo. meet record A ft runner-up UN ft Id ith a. Julius McCoy, Ed Bmhhim and Lary 114. Capt. Kevan Gosper won in 1:28.4, il to Last a new* varsity record. The old record of 1:26 8 was es¬ Tbr Sportaa sll-parpo Gosper turned In a 3:18.9 clock¬ lid Recover tablished in 194® by the team of ureottd hi lb. 1*0 wi.tr ra. Mob own Chiso YiituT, Godfrey Bob Eraser. Jesse Thomas. Paige ing while Michigan event with a 3:14 pin* time. won the Christlunscn and Bob Schepcrs. >„.l Spnrlan Winn Neither relny time will count ILAND (/n Freshman Henry Kennedy ae- Savoldi loat needed point, when _ us u record because they weren't he flnl.hrd eighth In the 1..I I (Ten co mhli ,w pitchers were apnred winning efforts. three event., the pole vault, Jav¬ chlllf and the iKo Spartan* defeated Oosper turned In some of the elin and ISO meter.. 4:47.3, yearling record. tday for * oipdn. 14-8, Friday, and top Individual times of the day. Savoldi'. performance. In the! Ron Wullingfnrd, Big 10 indoor The lanky Australian was clocked victory nvrr with Northwestern 8at- two-day affair were: 100 meter., two-mile champion, was second in :48.3 for his mile relay anchor Indiana, fit losinjr the first name, leg, :47.0 for his quarter-mile on :I0.0; broad Jump, 20'B"; .hot put while Selwyn Jones finished tcher Finnic tj mil taking the nlght- 40'*',"; high jump, O'l"; 400 me-' third. the sprint medley and a :2O.022O ler»; :53.2; 110-meter high hur¬ ndians to cigin t, on Walt Godfrey'* Kennedy and Jr anchor leg on the 880-yard relay. Boon* drove in dle., ; 14.41: dl.ru., 124' 3","; jave¬ hitter. their finish order The Hhuttle hurdle relay team Tiger score, Bob Nieman of the Chlcngo of Vrooman, Hlllmer, Johti Cole¬ lin, 134' tk"; and 1,800 meter., pc camM 81 runa w*r® which Chicago'; a single. 11 « White Sox win the American 8:45. man and Rny Eggloston finished league vlrl.i The Spartan, entertain the j league's second lending hitter and third it» the event with n 1:04 former Indim and RBr man Sun- Michigan Normal Huron. In an time. Penn State was the winner ruttle, who walk, ly after two weeks off action. In 1:01.7. Informal meet at Young Fletd dog and advanced Al Kallne, Detroit sophomore Ted Totzlnff finished fourth Tuesday afternoon. rts Fain. Boone' i the top hitter, with l>o«f Stuart. Ineligible Aus- in the 1,000-yard run while the vlrd acorrd Al Ki led, and Fam, tled for Indiana's Big If e®- Spartan pole vault trio of Chuck Handbox Cnykendatl, George Best and f 1". freshman Tom Lampel all went kad In thr Croaley Field In Cincinnati ha., In the National League, the uut at 13' and did not place. the .malle.t Mating capacity in leading hitter was St. Louis' Rip Savoldi, competing In the de- the National League—20,814. i Hrknwnkl Repulski, with u .395 murk. Brooklyn's Carl Furillo and Ted i fnt-r error* by Klus7ewski of Cincinnati share The 440-yard relay team of the home run lead with five Travl. Bugg.. McCoy. Sue., ami Netters Win Pair piece. Duke Snider, of Brooklyn, Brabham finished second with a ■ charged wnh I 'when lilrkownkl left the is the RBI leader with 17. lime of :42.3. Penn Slate', winn¬ BEWARE! ■a. ifter Allowing only twe The lenders: ing time wa. :42.6. ml hitting (wo halter* In NATIONAL LRAGIT. The .print medley relay broke * * * 'lank* Yank* »ktn in the third Innlnff. hpaw Jack VVcnnor put out Over U of D, Wayne ci An R H i, Hiving up only three hits >RK Wl _ all-estobli.hr. ne run while striking out Displaying top form, the Spartan tennis squad launched >wns thr winning pitcher. its 1956 Michigan gitiffUi fail Mart r„nii., nr-rnv. New York (.a campaign with a pair of weekend victories, blank- Spartans slammed out S3 in* the University of Detroit. 94) and trouncing Wayne. 7-2. ith I-nu Costanzo, Collard nith each collecting a triple *ih!e Costanzo had a p«r- The victories extended the State victory string to eight straight 1 ~ f fTfT-Foo/Pr/ FUlY — —■ heavy hitting. Open 7 p.m. EAST LANSING'S ONLY Ph. ED 3-1*4* A Moth Is Fast iy at the plate, going four over both teams, not having been DRIVE-IN THEATER rlila lireoh ly It I beaten by either since 1 H€. AMERICAN IJCAGCE ley Mathews also hit safely Ing out 10. OFFERS YOU Leading the Spartan attack wm Heat him to the punch .. bring mos and Collard, John Mat- Dave Brogan who, alternating in M.o.e, nue nuwr wmj Eaddy and pinch hitter Tony TONIGHT nd Jim Sack had three hits not go in the Kentucky Derby at I Br.noff highlighted the your FUR AND WOOLEN gur- the No. I position with Dick Men- lawuville May 7 or the Blue | victory. "6 llritlgc* To Crow*" xel. edged out a f-4. 7-5 victory Crasa Stake. .1 Krenelanri Minnesota rallied for t ' in the tart of the eighth to with meniN in TODAY for denning over Detroit's Karl Clarke. vMp said Blue r. I Pfrnue-4» Uw opeoej owl Jorif Tony Curtis - Julie Adams and ntorage until falL In the N®. J spot soM r- Thomoo blanked the Bollermgker. Whnaa. CkleM. Wayn® he ®«®ln diaptayed i««™. H.w r« a Tkr-..b.r r. ImU Delay mean* damage . . art Rallae. Del rait Wildcats combed starter Kd Domrfckl. g-4. 4-4. 'Dmlry" TODAY and get onr two innings. Two fine throws Menzel stroked hi. way to an FINALLY! month* FREE ntorage. iterfiflder Bob Powell cut ea.y victory over Detroit's No. 2 runners going to third to KALAMAZOO COUNTY Shewing Tuea., Wad. ft Thorn. man. goody KalUn. 0-2. B-2. hut rep Mobaugh out of trouble. again*! Wayne la the No I i»«u- in "On The Watrrfrtinl" tion dropped hi. att to Larrv Sol¬ omon g-|. g-I JUVENILE COURT Eaal Lanaing Martan Brand® (ingkt College Geaners ecettercd Capt. John Brogan playing — AND treat from Satui — rich Chirac- In the No. 3 slot, topped a pair Juvrnilr Court Probation Officer Juke Box of victories, whipping • runa ai they d»l Drtfrtth "Sheild For Murder" No. 1 nun. 0-1, 4-1 and then wan t Peeked ap fmmr I itk. .tided five la I a grueling match with Wayne"! The County Juvenile Court had aB dfton- DANCING Bee The Bert At The Crert , E. Loaning mi TmH'i Fred Krouse 6-4. 0-7. ing fo* a towie college gradual* who hao aladted la s JAB p. grfcmw the Odd *4 aortal work or a related field to ootrvo aa Slag or Drag Juvenile Court Probation Officer at a ealarjr of 13,770 to *1.370 per annum. Pmdtion to bo filled hjr June 20, Fro* Pizza Delivery * * * 3. g-t art to Wayne. IKS. For farther information contact: '* Smith hit his fit* home Are you the type? lit Wine in the sixth «rNfc Playing in their first ertligirtr competitive meets, aephemrtet George BHphno. ic gad Ralph W. WILLIAM HLACKMORE \ ^ Womsk, Slotted th* Stole Brtden OJ's 0 « uuhe gave good aetount rt K.la manna Oapniy Jnvonilo A goat I for pooplo • nightcap In Uw tec- theirartvoa, both nrur-« on a winntog both double down the there matches. Kalamaaeo Coamly Building J»Mtriple nil line followed to the led by Karl • Stcphanovic tucked a pair of ED 2-6655 . ( a doubtoheader field victories under hi. brlt by whipp¬ *• Mortal! also scored Can you combine theM* u*srt« with the ability to help ing Detroit's No. 8 man S-2. 6-0 211 M.A.C. Avenue the public with fheir telephone problems. . . and the initiative and Wayne's No. 8 man. (-1, 7-8. the to promote increased uw of t U the Ns. g paaitien. Braden It so, you can kx ate added a r«n I wee rt Wayne l-t i challenging and rewarding < « "Ingle, by (M- 1 *-hk and a walk customer representative EVERYONE I* competition, the No, ' nut came of Menzel and In this important job y alter Math- Dave Brogan beat Detroit', duo. .is? ,' to the dotiWed Smith .lammed •-I and r-5 and Wayne'. 4-3. public. You dan'i need a ay previous buahma fgnth training and will use your college background to advantage. e the l„t of the three Spartan drat g-1. The No. 3 double, team In Uk- is shouting Starting salaries sir good and you can count on ing thair matches played the only tegular incica three game aerie, of meets when they edged out Wayne 3-4. 0-3. 7-8. about the Food Find with the out m I career opportunities from Michigan Bell's At The rrpreatnutive who will he on rampui fit for * APRIL 26 5U1E RECORD PLACEMENT BUREAU SHOP KUTOffMNE CNMNV 78 singles ... $.65 University 78 albums ... 1J9 ?C1 %«««« Ghetl Listener9* Cbllese^k Ik ' if_ of Muiic (4S tpm) -ill , »C»'WA . 'iit'jiilrnT'€i% -' VJOi> — * cM A-Bomb SlhtVlVAL CITY. John W. FMchtr (R-C«n- I) iuffntcd Friday that ravaged Hlrmhima and Nagaaaki. Heidi Show Seeks Local Talent Stars Whirling thru enchant^ | Audition* Slntnl summer evenings ... our straps For Nr\t Friday full-skirted, pettkouted sculptor, Most fish swim with a motion Michigan State talent stars which may be compared to that cotton print formala. Left: will have a chance to shine of an oar when a boat Is sculled. with metallic ailver print. «j| when Horace Heldt's show detachable armlets .**j comes to Sex'on High School's audffnrium in I rinsing May Right: Sleek princess nitki JO. chiffon stole. Ora^ Lee Jones, field supervisor for the show, extended an Invitation or peacock on white. Sj to State students to participate Sizes ft to !< I In "The American Show." SS. Others 29.93 to m | Application blanks for the au- Iditiniu will be available In the I Mich lean State News office through Friday. The forms, class¬ ifying the type uf act. must be ! presented by the auditioncr Fri¬ The homes are furnished much day night. ke your home Substituting for CAPITOL rople are manikins, dressed like j mi and your family. Some are sited, some standing, some in rd. Several are children and j •ere are a few babies All wear ng tags on heavy wire around j In several rooms are micro- PRICED FROM lc TO 1 science - religion • | shakespeare - | michigan - sets - |poetry - language ihistdqry - fichon