^ 1i ■ / :;j ■ _ 1B« ,.,..---;.,u ■: . -.' '--q™ M," *'" • • •*» w Sm idflat Beaumont Sunday . V . ',-.5. ri b: I In Sales,, * Later; J, I Music; En,-J Math; HighV c.fl Stu.: tencc; Guid <1 Englis r) )i Later: Seta ie Ec; Soc. immercia ilum with surprise at New Motar idon, director ions at the I he checked vt May Sing lonoraries A Item Coeds is ■bor Coi ap Br BABBBA ZUEGE 53 Lilac Time honored Sunday at the annual May Morning •n on campus caps or today proudly wearing tassled the red-and-gold ribbons of Tower Spring Weather Bringh Forth . Diem Wins Battle for Control Guard. May Flowers As Opponent Flees Viet Nam The senior and sophomore ennett men's honoraries tapped their Spring will continue strong members at the traditional cere¬ today for. Spartans. The weath¬ unstated mony in front of Beaumont Tow- erman reports skies partly eloudy, but the week¬ will be i Election end's warmth will continue. High today will be 79. Winds Civil War $alon will blow 15-20 miles an hour Senator Humphrey Top-Hatted Csurl Reverse* tappii tar Tswrr Curd. from the southwest and south. Halted by Philosophy., To Speali it's Ruling radjr morning Bennett, Oak fark, _ Vy's Flight sophomore, is back in the < a candidate for fctaster of ceremonies Thomas Hamilton, dean of the Government Miniiesotan to Keynote Rebellious Army w presidentcy. Basic College. The Men's Glee 6th Centennial Symposium Rejoiutt Victor Club sing several traditional col¬ lege numbers. Go Together "Freedom and Security" will Ik- emphasized at the sixth SAIGON. South Viet Nam Centennial symposium sponsored by the departments of <£•) — Premier Ngo Dinh Di- Chicago Profetwor political science, police administration and social work, emergetl the victor Sun¬ eats were the guest of President I Urges Cooperation today and Tuesday. ' day from a hectic scramble John A. Hannah at for power. An attempted coup in the I'rIm. A Union breakfast for new Philosophy and'govern, j ment should walk hand in Germany by u backer of Chief of Stute Uao Dai collapsed and left and present Tower Guards and their parents was sponsored by hand, agreed two speakers at the 5.'lrd American Philo- To Regain Diem still hcud of leaguered government of the be¬ Spartan Women's League. South Viet Nam. sophical Association conven¬ Sovereignty Mortar Board tappcet were Mary Adams, Birmingham; Mar- tion. Friday in Kellogg Cen¬ The Vietnamese Army—which r a few hours took orders from cia Allen, Dearborn; Lois Arnold, ter. •nt. Gen. Nguyen Van Detroit; Diane Broersma. Grand Richard P. McKron, of the Un- Final ltarrit*r» RapHU; Janice Dcmpscy, Battle ivcrMty of Chicago and a member Creek and Rhosan Dobben, Jack- of a UNESCO committee, con¬ Sunday tended that philosophers could aid government by clearly defining "democracy, freedom, and human rights" to the Far East ing West German; Bob Hulk, OvM wamr. heUa tap hat over arMuTf Qation, armed on tl Moum. Fen ton aopbonMre, at the 1953 Senior Ball Sat¬ "Politicians hesitate to 4k West, were swept urday evening. Detroit; Aan McGtoihUn. Mania- West Germans ihu wish to avald speculative < tempted roup d'etat earlier In Others were Shirley Pine, Ply¬ Western Convo Debaters Decide the day. to diacma them when they try mouth; Diane Robb, Detroit; Loa defeat in Wo Diem, firmly in control again, Zay Sheridan, Grosse Pointe; Su- to keep their discmuttons above Beaming, lispatched a message to Uao Dai Superior Students political battle lines." McKeon Adcn.un , zannc Sturgis. Sturgis; Matic lx>u i ;ir —who has been attempting to involved, Thorpe, East Lansing, and Bety days of couf rith Fr tiipose his will by remote control Zuegc, Wauwatosa, Wis. ~ "The definitions of these terms Foreign Minister Antoinc i for Tower that France and Britain Get Inadequate Aid w arc imminent to world peace," • Marvel Allard. Grosse posit in Paris on Thursdi McKcon warned, on the basis of Pointe Woods; Betty Bauss, Mid¬ instrument of ratification i land; Leoia Bicrlem, Adrian: Lou- A philosophical discussion of independence for 50 mjllioi Weal nice May 5 to Brauncr, Okcmos. Nickolinc Germans official. This is the last "How can the Wentem Conference schools mont effect¬ governmental matters would be e; Beatrice Carl- directed more toward the truth, stop to end the Western occupa¬ ively educate the superior ntudent'f* vhcre Uao Dai it^ and Jean Cur- according to Charncr Perry of the tion. The United States and West That the question was discussed University of Chicago, Germany already have deposited their ratification instruments. Friday, and Sat- cabled Diem Sunday flee PHILOSOPHY. Page t 8m HUMPHREY, Page • See HONORARIES. Page 3 Adenauer will go to Paris Fri¬ urday by stud nts from the Big is interested only in 10 and the Uni dl war and getting a day for the ceremony admitting 4*Pointer No 'Bookworm' West Germany to the scven-na- ui the Western The resolutions adopted by with g br Wcst European Union (WW- League Coiigrc 10 students attending the con EU). Next week West Germany nee will be sent to all student Student Defies Sterotype and reads many books, mostly H« says he doesn't think stu¬ will become the 15th member of North Atlantic Treaty Organ¬ ization (NATO). Until the cariy hours today, the The Western f derided »ns» orcMca thai me ik* provide inadequate flnanetol aid ' governments and registrars of Wrmtcrn conference Schools. Fred Chase, secretary of i Michigan Senate was speaker t dents who get low grades arc the student legislature assembly of a scientific nature. He also threat of French action to po»t- kich-ranking schelars do dumb," and he agrees with the held Saturday morning. Another enjoys swimming and Tinker¬ German sovereignty hov- set enough reeognltton or o4J theory that intelligence cannot ovcr the conference of the feature was a speech. "New Hor¬ ing" with, his car. molivalton for their efforto. Although his high school av¬ be determined (rem grades statesmen in Bonn. The izons." by Prof. Donald O'Ueime French Government had promis- of the School of Education. I erage was straight A with the 1 president-elect of Youth exception of one B, he had Ume hc National Assembly it id hold up depositing ratifica- Wj!(4 TUB lN ST At* *«Va ■.", - . Jr >*> ■*mv'' Crts^wurd Puz/.u „-• ■; f., . ,*,/■ at Wheel » 8«lt . It tak«a a good man to know when he'd licked, hat it aeem* aa If Hen's Council will never find thin out. 13. Lift Driving in low rear all ygar with around half-repre- aenUtion at itg meetings, serely in need of reorganization "aSSr"" " H*cor?.^ *-- and in an apethetic gtate of confusion over its function*. 17. Epoch tLVUUB Hen's Council need* a good overhauling. Or maybe It t. Northern should be junked altogether. ill1ES. drinking 49. enliven I.EpIc tales 10. Turkish At it* Thursday night meeting to nominate new officers, vessel EL Legal 2. Greek letter •weed 11. Girdle claims 3. Tree trunks XL Sen god only 11 of the 20 councilman were prasdnt to represent 33. CU. 4.T.I. 14. Animal the men at Michigan State. This is said by member* to be doctor typical of the year, and it is pretty punk representation. :53 99 Are 50. Macaw grams. 52. Artificial if 36 di Activities Carnival Is becoming more and more an all- language university project, STUN's bookkeeping has been de¬ scribed as "poor," and Men's Council has plans of discon¬ tinuing freshman orientation work for fall term. What "Big Brother" program Men's Council carried on 'A Last Chance' last fall was largely the work of the veterans nt State and the YMCA. The program is to meet with freshmen to yvelcome them and help orientate them with State. Michigan State News Diem—Portrait was The only previous attempt at a "Big Brother" program in the fall of '53. when it fell flat. The AWS "Big Mich. u;^„ Sister" program seems In have had better success. • Inland Dail Of Lonely Man Hons, payable There is too much responsibility and money in the work terms. 04 50 of Men's Council to overlook the dangers in the lackadais¬ ical trend the Council is taking. Campus Classifieds . . . 11, JOHN KOOUKTt That he survived was duc.par- The Council is much too pasive, as some members have obaerved. If the Council persists as it has. it would lie io South Cedar St. SAIGON, (Al-Tho pink-far - Uy to his own stubbornness, . *intc Woods was defeated by Detroit. The cars must meet rigid safety WHAT'S COOKING ? ? some 3,000 votes by Dr. Clair L. inspection befo Eaunilry Serviri" at Emtio [ reported. (Continued from Page 1) Taylor, the Republication incum- ing to Dr. Loui L. Otto, professor I buildings will be campus i exposition mid- Fieldhouse, the in his try for state superin¬ of mechanical tendent of public instruction. faculty advisor THE FINEST IN FOODS In the Ivpr Mow i« buried (he name of a in M. Veaic of St. Clair xludent. ...acklm Stadium, State maybe yours! That lucky ,„... Shores was edged by about 1,600 AT t Attncultur.il Enalneertnc votes by Republican Stephen Nes- horsepower engine, have a pos¬ student Yet* $2.00 worth of FREE laundry bit of Fremont for the State itive-drive steering system and Diem ■e K r i • Kaestner. Board of Education. Democrats ^agreed chances of winning the tw fices in a recount that were al their brake* capable of locking both KEWPEE'S xerviee. Just and if iln vaunt, figure out whone come name in and claim the awnrd. it in lane Katafiaz, Ro¬ about 50-50. chester, NX Carol Keenan, Stam- I,et un do your laundry and dry cleaning. Ifiprrtrd to arrive Monday baugh: Pat Kelly, Fraser; Nancy Philosophy -f'-v ikely he is bearing - Kerr, Grand Rapids; Nancy bee. i. Ban Dai dismissing laming a new ,n..is premier. here are that he Glen Ellyn, 111., and Sue Ixiwe, niton. Also tapped for Tower Guard In (Continued fro hi* Friday GREEN SPLASH Every article cleaned with Prompt Nervice, of rounte. rare. »ted on sight, were Mary Maagen, Long Beach. Alwsytt reliable. tiaage to Bao "Dai Sun. Cat., Marilou Mauateller, East t chief of state that in Judy McCullough. Mil- "Splash Backs retreat he had a dan Wis.: Dorthy McQuillan. k of knowledge o Ann Motttnger. Westport. Drop in today. let Nam. and eautloned Inn Priest, Grand Rapids, op sending mes "Learn a little phil M»y 12-13-11 Irene Schlele, Gi your leisure time," wa vice of George K IMo< tt:00 P.M. Pool LOUIS • French military Southern Illinois 1 Laundry St Dry Cleaners Elizabeth True, Armada; Anna speaking against the p; ticket* at Union Ticket Office Tukey, East Lansing, and Bar- Wilson, Evenston, III. the sociologists to Grand River Thone ED 2-4024 "It is u 73c & $1.25 see that s ty irons out the problems •h have developed Marriage Lecture lots," Plochmann said. Tickets Available At the last assembly of the Diitribullon ot marriage le< convention Saturday. Max II. ic French put ture tickets haa been extended It Ftsrh of the University of II- e around this Europ- 1.1 quarter. They put day by Mortar Board, sponsor of I armored cars Into a usual,y consists of a nd summoned a Mor¬ al from Bicn Hoa, t pan. to aeniors, en- Vic «•" tt Standard" Ordinary UfO Fnw to—- When a roommate gets you pralartlan far your maney thna ANY a blind date with STATU' COMPANY .ellla* a aimUlar hit younger sister... that's PURE PLEASURE! Box pas tantaairi U you are a«a U. y— " HUT* Sad rasatoo RUN ptotorttoo. Whtitor you dr., e^. reu and ye* laady will benefit. Why eat M . . I — - " tt Hunt day. to kirk carta? N. aMtotoMo whntoo- For more pure pleasure. -2 ...... ca ISMII1 "• n%i ®l 173»a ! lf®Mr SWilKSI blend to cost y w • mmiviw« dtiintMMii nimrnrm — ... • •• •. y ... . irrc X Hit Pre-Game Peak of defensive players. the public with a $1 general ad¬ t halfback Wilt mission charge. ■fain theoffcn- Prior to the game, a three-day DETROIT OPV—Th, New York coaching clinic will be held. Lynn spark, scoring two touch- Yankee, mapped Detroit', acven- " the long session. (Psppy) Waldorf of California The second team had Dave Ka¬ • winning (freak. g-1, Sunday a, Bob Turley acottered four hita Giantt Win Marathon tram fallback Gary iser and Bob Jcwett at the end spots, Don Cutler and Pat Burke the Michigan State coaching staff. for hi, fourth victory against no he tackle posts, A1 Lee and NEW YORK OP)—BUI Taylor the eighth inning of the i The clinic will rui lossea. He struck out six tatters Leo Haldys at the guards and broke up a 10-inning marathon * * * Friday and Saturday, and walked four. John Matske at center. with a long single thai drove In KC Runt Wild " The first line remained the With Lowe and Gaddini in the Whiter Lockman froiA third wMh er, e key figure in Yankee pen¬ game as it has throughout .practice with John Lcwis backfield were quarterback Jim Nlnowskt and left halfback Clar¬ Skowron Tops in that gave the New York nant plana, labored long and hard Giants a 1-1 victory ever the Cln- saa KANSAS CITY WV-The I City Athletics used , a, he threw 126 pitches. Jim Hinealy at the ends. Carl Peaks. istl Red leg, Sunday in the rally In the seventh inni Diener and Embry ence AL Bat Race Jm Celline, New Tack's par- I game of a scheduled double- best the Washington Nst, 10-10 in a sloppily played a By 1W Associated Prtae led a IHk attack against las¬ before 21.400 Sunday. In , pares far the Green-White MM. the AY moved into fifth er Ned Career sad taMsf pitch - i er Vaa ond victory. The second game was ut that off because of darkneos. A center off reliefer Roebuck drove AY I was enough to qualify him for the League rule prevent, a in Aaron with the tying run but American League batting race, Joe Adcock filed to Carl rurillo Coetl Nellers and the 14 hits he got were Garver'a loss was the loth in enough to give him the league is career against the Yankees lead with a .451 average. compared to only two victories. * ★ * Keep Streak In the National League. Cliff He hasn't beaten them since Scalping Party Moon of St. Louis is the leader 1949. Alive, 7-2 CLEVELAND «">—Bob Teller The Women's Varsity tennis The Reds used five pita pushed hit major league record team k*pt their three year win¬ ith Bob Hooper, who entered in for one-hit games to 12 Sur ' ning string intact by beating e 15th, charged with the de with a 1-0 victory over the Bt The Senators twice I Western Michigan Saturday mor¬ There were 10 double plays in Red Sox. His Cleveland ti before the Athletics broke, ning, 5-2. the game, tying the major league mate, rookie Herb Score, fanned 10 tie with a 6-run outburst 2| The coed netters had previous¬ 10 while winning the a. seventh inning. ly downed Hope College of Hol¬ The Reds executed six of them. * + ★ The leaders: land, 7-2, two weeks ago. will did not aUow a hit ft In the singles State won four AMUUCAN LCAOl'K 6 1-2 innings. Cub$ Win, 4-2 O AS I of the five matches. Barb Proud- j Iturw. N. T. 13 SI l« In the 16th liming. Whits PHILADELPHIA (/Pi.. foot defeated Western's Ubby Lockman led off with a single I Teller, srhe at M years haa Baker's seventh-inning hots Holt/. <1-3, C-l, Barb D o g g e t Dark sacrificed him to set trouble retMro a Martina as- helped the Chicago Cubs to swamped Elaine Nowka. 6-1. 6-2 with a bunt id the tigaanent. came within eight over Fhiladclphu in the No.. 2 slot while Dora ■ONI Rl'NS Choral beat Pat Nelson 7-5, 4-6. Littler Wins ants at a racaad-breaklag faac- a Sunday after 8 1-3 inna game suspended by the 8-4 in the No. 3 position. * ania Sunday curfew Ui In the fifth slot Betsy Freeman look Mary Thomson 6-1, 6-3. An¬ Champs' Meet batter. The count read throa when Mueller reached acroei Sam White's tingle with one my in the Oeventh was the only The Cute won the first ita Link lost to Western's Bonnie LAS VEGAS. Nev. (Ah—Shoot¬ plate and popped a single to left. bit for Boston as the Tribe won ns in the ninth inning on i Norman, 6-1-6-1 in the fourth NATIONAL UAUIR ing steadily through wind and a shower of rain. Gene LitUer of ot walks, a hit batsman, spot. The doubles were split with California ran off with the $10,- ly Jackson's single. Miss Proudfoot and Miss Doggctt top money Sunday in the * * * winning No. I 6-1, 6-1 over Wes¬ $17,500 golf Tournament of Chuox Split tern's top duo. Champion, with a total score ol In the longest match State's 2«0. CHICAGO (*!- The CI Miss Freeman and Miss Link lost Touring the Desert Inn Country White Sox came from 0 Western's Miss West and Miss Club course in a safe 72, the 25- lay night to defeat the I > Orioles, 0-3, in the a Nelson, 12-10, 4-6, 7-5. year-old former National Ama- The team will play Hope Col- teur champion finished the 72 a 2-1 lead i of a doublchrarter 2 p.m. holes eight strokes under pai booming fast ball against Gar- * # * tig dropped the opener. IS wtopping shots ahead of hie ver's tricky assortment of curves Burnt Win U neaieM Vlvali. Again There was a three-way U BROOKLYN (Ah—George second place between Bob Toaki, he's played under lights. pinch single in the eighth in¬ Jerry Barber and Pete Cooper, a ning gave Brooklyn a 5-4 victory Ullr Merer tamed h MSU' the camo third to an annual tournamen anti-climactic finish. over Milwaukee Sunday before 23.9*4 fans, after the Brave, ral¬ lied to tie the score and knock out Billy Loci in the first of the Taller, the farmer Iowa farm STATIONERY Wherever You Go eighth. Duke Snider and OU Hodgaa of the Dodgers and Eddie bay, used Just 100 pitches in the aener. He already held the Mathews of the Braves hit home id for one-hit games NOW ON SALE AT Your RCA PORTABLE Only throe Boston players, be¬ sides White, got on hue ag Taller. Jim Ptersall eras hit started the winning attack with a <; i it s o n\s ' Goes With You- UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE one as walks s« players » major laagtm record. Howo American 1League record « pitchers Oastla the Strugs* former re)wd was 13 f for both sidee. The Orisla. wen it in » off Boh Ksagan Genr wss hit by a pitch and 11* singled. W Ith the couni Eddie WaltIk us. Jack relieved K«tcgan and v-"" thus but 1fanned the nrs ohsinen _ Wields Big Bat •». Twice 'Mural Schedule His Size No Handicap to Sack Illinois of the |« Cue Crown Jim Sack, the smallest player ie. ' also in the Spike Wound ' the Spartan baseball team, la he was chosen to play on a team comprised of Michigan high school Sidelines Smith Beandelte Upset currently wielding one of the lent bats. In Big 10 coin- players. The team, coached by By OSlTs Boyd petition the left fielder was bit¬ Pete Foi^c and Schoolboy Rowe fly JACK BESSY ting Ihe ball at a .538 clip before of the Detroit Tigers, was to play lichipin State started Bob Strange won his sec¬ his weekend's games, a team picked by Tiger scouts in ond national collegiate bil-l0"' Wild ir first Biff 10 J"°nd trip ■w s , Sack, a junior from Grand Ra¬ the western New York area. ff s : pids. who stands 5' 6" and waigha The game was to precede a con¬ CITY (AV-The ihe season with a smash- liards title while Spartan, ,t' t | 140, says that his sise is definite- test, played between Buffalo and teammate John Beaudette I 2241 victory over Purdue »' » a.«a.r s » I ly not a handicap. Assistant Base- Toronto of the International Lea¬ lUv, but the Spartans' failed in hia bid to cop » |f• ">.tu«i.ie M • 'hsw it i ball Coach Frank Pellerln adds, gue, at Buffalo. , tiore subdued at Cham- | .Jim's a vsry tough hitter. He's "soppily played as the lllini handed in Saturday's tournament h*w * t : not but Pr'mar"|y • l°n8 ball hitter on occasion he fools them. I Sunday. In *| held at the Union. m a double defeat, 7-1, td into fifth p|* At Drake Relays Strange retained hla three- He's short and the pitchers get '*-*d baseball at Chamberlain, O'Dell during the game with tour in the army after graduation. rman (ieor«e Smith mas day and Saturday. 10 No. 1 runner-up In 1034. ! S D Last spring he played Fort Jackson. Jim terms that He Is enrolled in ROTC now. j——— the eighth annual College World Plans after that Include a career Overall the Michigan State GolfCrS Beat Last year Illinois beat State. Series held at Omahg. Neb. 1-4, at East Lansing. ' Sack's first contact with State his biggest thrill so far. O'Dell was a "bonus baby" with the in mechanical engineering. thinclads captured three seconds \ Saturday State came c I o s e I came when he played in a Hearst Orioles before his one third and two fourths. 1T |~h f en¬ U1 1UI try Into the service. As was expected the Aggies Beaudette and beat the defending | nn'-v "w No. 2 doubles match. Tournament, sponsored | State's -evine John the fl-3, | Detroit Timi with four First j champion, 100-45 In 17 innings. Brogan and Fred Victor) first game, won ut Indiana's duo of Carl Den- high runs of 18. CARBY OUT The xprint medley team, ran- ee and George Fryman rallied Beaudette also lost to Snowden, 23c Hamburg. K for $1.00 P«H »f Capt. Kevan Go.per ) take the second game, 13-11, 75-61 in 30 innings, to place third Hotdogs 6 for $1.00 Ed Brabham. Jallaa McCay and rapped up the Hoosicr shutout in the tourney. dth a 7-5 victory in the final Grilled Cheese 5 for $1.00 Barbeques 4 for $1.00 French Fries 5 for $1.00 opea 7 p.m. Ph. ED 2-1*42 VARSITY DRIVE IN I XlofX t. fff I. LffDdfft <>« U.S. 14 EAST LANSINGS ONLY CROSBY GRACE DRIVE-IN THEATER KELLY OFFERS -YOU WILLIAM LAST Raymond Mousey Debrm Paget TIMES "SEVEN ANGRY MEN" - MONDAY ONLY HOLDEN TODAY! Plus "PORT OF HELL" Dane Clark "Rear Window" the Grace Kelly COUNTRY i Nader just one point behind, WilXc Xottifli, who recently fMf I'V I Starts Lanny Johnson, vided the big new. w I hwt "Itli world pocket billiard rhampionahip, and world three- alfatolig WESDAY 'The Bamboo Rrison" he took all three |. cuahfon champ Hal Woret refere- Robert Frmnels uxually ed and then gave exhibition.. r.fttreshei of D'a' Watrous. low In Ida exhibition. Moaconl «cor- I rd a run o( IS. ACADEMY AWARD TIES.. WED. A Tin as. i! trippers I "The Black Knight'" WINNER! •Mural "Human Desire" (I olden Mover* >«yr*eiu> Reach Ireland Highlights Glea Fard aad Qlarta Orahama SHANNON. Ireland U. S. Golden Gloves tc from Chicago Sunday Student Ace Michtian State student Dick Widria icorrd an ace Sunday at Ldu»infa Oroabeck ,olf courae. flaying ID a student foursome. ; out' In the 190-y.rsl 15th hole. '•CAMPUS 1'I.ASSiriEDS . . LOW COST" . . re "SPOTS-AWAYl K1ES Shew Gab* id a p.m NIW MIRACLE FINISH Seniors! Step ahead df the crowd and order your cap and gt&wn, for Swi»gout at|d Commencement ' -f ihelnuii Michigan State's AKROTC rogram drew compliments, I'M be held ^sponsible for the ■turday from Mai. Gen. actions of a feu* over-zealous sup- [atthew P. Deichetman, com-; [ porters Peterson said. "Provided, isndant of the entire U.S. I of course,, he has taken reasonable hr Force ROTC. ; precautions against the possibility > of illegal campaigning," ••State's program I* />ne of the "The Judiciary allowed Ben¬ ott. outstanding I've visited,** nett to remain in the race on tho cfchelmann said, during Ms j idea the invitations in question to-day visit on campus. were not in themselves campaign posters. I feel, and -o »n I presenting the case, that these II invitations do fit tne uefinmoi* Former Spartan Ends Round-the-World Voyage David .Wilkin... former Michigan State student, returned to the U.S. for the first time in 18 months Sunday, after a 40,000-mile cruise arouhd the world. to one of the the trip. The hrcv trees to the A ring to woof with prido lor. You'll SMILE your appro ovor . . . guarantied porfod ol Chesterfield's smooth; —mildness—refreshing ta CHESTERFIELD You'll SMILE your apprc of Chesterfield's qualu 125 Meet Dairy Fieldmrn Toilay at Kellogg today! highest quality low nice; A two-day Dairy Ficldmcn'-s City; Wilbur I. Newxtettei, dean Conference will start today at Lehman'* Jewelry Of the School of Social Work, Un¬ iversity of Pittsburgh, and Joseph A. Child*, Michigan SUIc Police Kellogg Center. The conference it representing the Michigan milk LsratU ttlHm clgintti in Ampin's colleges industry. THIS WEEK "TYPEWRITING TIME STUDENT SPECIAL . NEW and LOWER AT «>..">( I PRICES on 6,000 OLD BOOKS MSC HAS BEEN CHANGED TO S U SEE THE ZELAN JACKETS in TEE-SHIRTS SWEAT SHIRTS