f. MAY 11. 1956 PRICES CENTS
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es Hannah's Approval
Is It There.or l«n*t h? Red Radio Blames U. S. M: Plan Goes
4
Am Into Effect
s
§Mjr Sabres Down
TOKYO. Wednesday
-U.S.
■•bre Jets and Chinese Red MlGs
Sabres intruded,
^Migs to the
The Air Force gave no hints ar
Next Fall
at tied off North Korea
over 1 nationality of the attackers Unlimited Late Per
Tuesday Pvnping made it clear the MIG&
rlth both sides claiming victory. Given 3-Pointem
were from "the air force of the
Piping radio charged the United Chinese People's Liberation
itatea with "a grave military pro- down one Sabre and
Army." By JACKIE OLDHAM
others. It asserted The Air Force and Pciping ver¬
A U.S. Air Force announcement "then fled in sions agreed pretty well on where President John Hannah
•aid eight Sabre, were attacked South Korea.' the clash took place. The Air Tuesday approved a plan
by Irom 12 to 1« M1G. over in- MIG losses. Force said It was 50 miles south¬
ternational watera, two Mils were \JM. authorities wttl heve west of the Korean border city of which will give outstanding
shot down and one probably was ] to bear Sinuiju. senior coeds 11:30 permis¬
•hot down. It uid all Sabres re- the gravo
turned aately. Petping said It occurred about sions every week night and
therefrom.'
three Larwiny or East Lan¬
Conference Plana Underway
sing overnights a term.
University Honor Women, a*
screes the Yale River I the plan is called, is the result of
Bidganin Invited 4
Jljd. The Red planes thp suggestion of a campus honor
earns from An lung.
dorm. It wilt begin fall term.
It was the third att Any senior coed with a 3-point
To Big 4 Meeting 4 months 011 U.S. planer ii
off the west coast of No
The Air Force nnnounc.
average and high
tings is eligible.
citizenship rat-
tin Sabres were on a r The plan eaase from the hen-
WASHINGTON (A*) — I'renident Einenhower joined t^fth
the leaden of Britain and Prance Tuesday to invite Sipriat the MIG*
r ROTC radeu try U dotlde whether or not the
Plremier Bulganin to a top level Big Four meeting aimed
I pennant, algnlfytajr a parade, fa flylap. The reason at removing "aoureen of conflict" between the Wggtigrn
wan the fact that both flaca were rain c.i ihr iir.- • Emotional Need* of Marriage MerUr Beard. Marilyn Brink.
1,1
. Powen and Ruaaia. T 'ln'th isuing battle, two
1
the sealer who originated the
I The three Wntern natlmar.de- Cunimur honor dorm Idea, and KaUy
I completely i
tip el which ct
Officials I Jivered to the Foreign Miniatar if) 1 the third
ins .tra
3 Authorities to Express dent, (
Owen. South Campbell presi-
formed the grssp.
Avoid Salk approach to solution^ •■5= Apvarratly writlnc oil | Miss Owen had brought up the
It w« t
At the
fect
same time it had tlKy ef¬
Uilnl Ml(»
Emm uid
as downed. lb.
"pilot, who stvrrd £ Marital Views Tonight ; idea at a Spartan Round Table
meeting and it was turned over
qf warning
Investigation >, world against cap peoples^ aU^wer
talked
Capt. It. V
viHe. N.J Lt U C. Phythyou.
A marriage counselor, a jrynecolouiiit anil a phychiatrint
will jrive their opinion* on "Meeting the Kmotional Needs of
Marriage" tonight at 8 in the Muaic Auditorium.
10
opment.
two honoraries for dcvei-
Mortar Board will oversee the
WASHINGTON
Cloudy Skien Any gffrl with senior standing
tlly Wednesday before a sue w«u signed "*rry' Grace, distant professor srhoiastically may bring her grade
House committee investigat¬ lug Mr In i
rxpi nii oruii»MLv
in July. lUi3, havtr cost the Com- cf psychology, To Shade Campun Slip to the committee. Her name
and grade slip will be checked to
munists at least five MIGs with
ing the handling of Salk pol- _. , ,. . ,
t|m> UTt „ Cloudy tklaa will
| Tnc session would bring t '
to vaccine. grtlier Eisenhower. Bulgani J one probably shot down. in* H. Greene. Waya
Spartans again toe with
Rep. Spencc (D-Ky) reported British Prime Minister hiilh. forecast of <3.
t mm be seat to
.Sharp, tainting ph
Tuesday night both Mrs. Hi
and Seheele insisted they "simpl:
Eden and French Premier
Ed-j{Dignified Talent Dr. Bvrsa Caeey
week
The oittaok fdr the rest of the
I, mostly fair with mo-
pliyrblatritt far the
He added ' 1 nc exact time and place'would : Offered at Amitial ; derate lemperalurrs. < be checked by them for <
by the foreign
f Faculty Auction
Top Names Sfud
taneousiy In Washington. London,. Faculty and studen
and Parts. It was obviously writ-[go to the nighext ui
All-Star Review tost, her name will
ten in the knowledge that it day afternoon when >e list of others from
Tickets for the Centennial In-
would be made public and that. met presents the am ler living t lit and sent to the
what it said would have a great Auction for the bcncf
i national All-Star Review, star, louse mot he
.
ng the Mercury Recording Ar¬ Instead of lining only the sign-
impact on world peace hope*: Chest.
ils. The Gaylords. will go on
upon top Among those whe
Schorl#, ile to Michigan State student* sign out on a card similar to late
| Srrvlcr b part of Mr*. Hobby's [fjnday in the Union Concourse. permission slips.
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Department of Hoolth. Education to a psyeltoiopist I Robin Seymour. Detroit's num- The plan also includes letters of
and Welfare, urged over the Mien.
UN Lunch
I er one disc joekey will MC the congratulations to parents.
IEWS IN ; weekend that polio vaccinations
! be halted while the government
graduate af the rogram in the Auditorium. May So far. the plan is on trial basis
vhich will alios for one or two I Dr. Hannah
| double checked methods of pro- •aid.
BRIEF Ticket Sales jducing the vaccine.
Previously the surgeon general
had advised that the inoculation
First, an early
1 by a brief
prc- will start at 8 p.m. However. **we have n
Proceeds from the show will
I rged Start Today I program continue even though a
(small number of children—32 out
of several million, at the latest
four power foreign ministers.
The government chiefs would
y to formulate "the Issues to U
Stole. Judy Bradley, aad Jan
Hammers, former Miss Big 19.
of I
H' used to
rears
help sponsor next
International Festival.
iairnan mid. 1 fevl it wtl
will offer their taleata as enter -
GTON AV-Tlie V. 8. worked on" and the methods to Ticket sales Monday will be
'
One hundred tickets for the ; count—had come down with polio tstosri.
Mary Appeal, waa after receiving their shots. be followed in working on then. rd pay-' hmitcd to Michigan State stu-
•y to throw out the United Nations luncheon to be. The time and piaee of the top'
Is must realize the program tf
lasts of the acts and personal- Clinic denta Tuesday * sales will be
«• Cpl
8. held Wednesday, May 18 in probationary basts It stales:
1
Edward level sessions are yet to be deter¬ private open to the general public. Tic- cord will be removed
t American aoldicr from
the Union will be available to mined. The foreign minister* i. cam- . kits will sell for $1.
lutll) of holding lent* on a first come first scholastic rating falls
e basis at the Union Tic¬ era! pending Mils far federal
| The audio I be held from Cheerleader* - n
ket Office today. eoteol over vaeetM dlatrlkMlan
Second, detailed the 3:30 to 5 30 < f Union terrace Chceieadei tryouU wl
* * nbaaaadors and embawv del¬ and prices. They were Ml snk- will be held i today at 6:30 p.m. in fr the brilcicnc>. slw muy reapply.
I by i In case of ra in
i A curd remand tar crtuenship
ft fraqi 12 rouatries. taking ; Women's Gym.
1
f-xpinie ll-Homb In the UJt. Program will be Both awl coed cheerleaders
provide background men
•aid late Tuetdar he had been ad-
' '
vtfed that Health Service official,
awaiting word from a meet-
40J)00 Miles in 3 Years
uocen bomb were
nonth The Kietl- in, of KientisU In Detroit Wed¬
rtudymf the ort-
>
April •
nesday. Thtt source said the set-
enlists apparently were reedy to
report on
of vaccine
result, of their rcrhcck
production at the
MenY Glee Club Really Gets Around
Rapids. MuskegSto. Song." "Close Beside i
Parke. Davis Laboratories
rte Ci ing Cedar." the old al
A Health Service announcement
\*Uk, The club u unde Th«' glee ciub haj
and "Spartan Toast"
of Edward Richrri rering to form an a -I ftvc my uliais Inn
i Short* over the position Big 10 glee clubs. After
1832. Before con State. Michigan football game last Dean Tom Km, told tha
staled Dr. William C. Workman.
BMtii H*w Tsih. sond directed the concert fall. SUte's.and Michigan * glee
P. «***isy and untu mid chief of the US Laboratory of
^ and taught voice at North clubs gave a yoint concert bo-
T* shorts
are the Btolocic Control, will head the in¬
al College. Napervilk. HI., fore a packed bouse at Michi¬
"""U
«ith an
spection team due In Detroit Wed-
ring the three years that gan » luckham IUU.
aond has directed the club. Purdue and Stole have given
» travelled approximately return concerts at the two
'kU-k. e and
ferry Sinks, 35 Die >ciioob. *
Mien'
a I The club has also been heard
c TOTKO. Wednesday IA Tha glee club has appealed In . via radio, television and record¬
SS3LW
\Hfmd « Spain mr • hundred Cities in the ings.
M Lakes region, iiKluding Several years ago. the glee
The Cap and Gdam i Mlliii. Chicago. Milwaukee. Ojme propic wUl h* u tbt au-
S Commercial; Band; Soc. Sci.
with Ass't. Coaching; Varsity
Russia and the Rig Three
Coach
We*tern power* were 9th grade-Gen. Science ft Math;
tockad afaln Tuesday 8th'grade-Eng. ft Soc. Studies;
7th grade-Home Room; Urwer
treaty 6f Independence for
Adslria. Elementary
Jr. High Math ft Science; Lit.
Russian delegates to the five-
power conference refused once
more to change the position they
«fcKr:rr'
Asst. Coachhead baseball;
took Monday on the treaty's moat
Soc, Stu. ft Girls' I'hy. Ed ;
important article, informed sour¬ Soc.
ces said.
Studies, Phy. Ed. ft
The article deals with the fu¬
Coach; English
May II Northwest Rural Ag. Elementary; Junior High
ture of former Nazi assets held by
now radio predicted the School
I "evolve mcis-
the Sovlcta In Austria.
May II Lakeview Public
nable them to
cy and provo- .. . "The Dot Sister*" . . .
i forestall the possib¬
le aggression from
'Splash Backs'
, observers regard the
|a joint command-threit-
1
t communists' security
ow last fall if
of the four powers
Foreign Minister Dr.
Centennial Water Show
ith West Ger- Leopold Figl decided to try again
j»itiiiiim:iiimiiittitttHiiimimmitiMtittitititiimitiiitiittiimitifmftiittniii«
! ratified—as a step to
isis for retaln-
Wednesday to flniih drafting the
treaty before arrival of their for¬ Carries on Tradition
,
Iafter the end of the four
Hungary and
1 Austria,
had line
eign ministers at the weekend.
Russian Ambassador Ivan I. II-
ytchev refused Monday night to
Insert in the draft treaty, which is
"Splash Racks" the Centennial Green Splash show will
be the 17th in the string of synchronized swimming and div¬
j "Michigan Dream" 1
Centennial Muniral Production
prepared
ing performances by the honorary.
in support of being for, the foreign lem: All grades except kinder¬
jrces in Aus. mlniaters, the economic conces¬
«
Austrian independ- sions msde by the Kremlin last Thursday, Friday and Saturday
month when Austrian Chancellor nights in the Women's Gym. Tic¬
UN Tickets garten; Music (Elem-combin-
ation instrumental-vocal);
Michigan State College
r, expected to be signed Secondary; Chem.-Physics;
calls for withdraw Raab went to Moscow. kets ire on sale at the Union tic¬
, Sr. High English; Jr. High Written, composed. and staged
Big Four forces from ket office. Eng.; by staff and students.
Jem -Early ft Later; High
Green Splash was organised School: Speech Correction;
In 1925 by Clarissa Whltwer and
Mr. Blair, a native of Australia,
has visited all the countries rep¬ Indus. Arts. Fine Ait«; Speech
Honorary resented on the program. He en¬
gaged in political intelligence ac¬
(Journ. A English Jr. High-
7th grade
Cast of Seventy
I Members tivities during the war and was
Pi Eta. national hotel
at one time advisor to the Polit¬
ical Intelligence Department at Spartans Score •
60 Piece Orchestra
pined four new actives They were among the first to the British Foreign Office.
,
At Speech Meet
utilise underwater loud speakers Blair is a former correspondent
which enabled swimmers to per¬ of the Kemsley newspaper, Lon- I .Three State students attended
Elaltorate Settings
form to music. In 1932 Porpoise. don, and former general manager
the State Oral interpretation Fes¬
of the British publishing guild.
joined with Green Splash in put¬ Spartan Guard will stand guard tival held last weekend at Central MAY 13, It, 1953, 8:15 P.M.
ting on their shows. during the afternoon snd evehhtg Michigan College. Mt. Pleasant,
session at the auditorium to wel¬
Ann Maywald, De* Moines.
Iowa, junior and Claire Hultquist.
come repressntatlves. They will
be in charge of 00 United Nation*
and all came
ior** ratings.
home with "super¬
College Auditorium
Lansing sophomore are featured I According to Dr. Moiree Com-
in a synchronised duet colled "The
flags displayed In. front of the EAST LANSING
Dot Sisters." This act recently
auditorium. I pre of the speech department. II
Four hundred special Invita¬
took a second place spot in the Ticket* on alt at tke Cot leg. Ticket Office
tions for the day's program have
Synchronized Swimming Compe¬
tition at the University of Illinois. Price 11.00. SUM, $2.00
Summer Theater
Lansing Coed Seeks Vocalists
Wins Heidt Singrr, may audition, for a role this type. STATE
In tl* Melody Clrcu, Thcatrt rrtday. Miss Rouse snd Bill
Talent Show nummer Mock today.
Audition, will ba held Iron
Galarno will travel to Ann Arbor
where they will read an excerpt
2 45 to 4 20 p.m. In tha Musk from Shake,pear's "Taming of
Ytronna Jackson, Lansing Jun¬
iha Shrew." at a meeting of Mich¬
ior, won Uia Horace Heidt tal¬
igan School Master,.
ent show in Lamina's Bcston
High School Tuesday night.
She will now compete with
other Michigan winners lor s
chance to appear on the Heidt Baft-ball, Cai-iblM-an*
talent show.
Featured in Filmit
Also in the competition were s
Baseball and Caribbean Island,
•mm Indw trumpet trio with Shsryl Bryant,
are on lidlf 'I agtnda In
' f S (OVt ftlrfaa. Vs., freshman; Eliza¬
the Audio-Visual Center film
beth True. Armada freshman,
ihowinai in the Music Auditor-
and Carolyn Mawly, Bclding
OPEN TIL S:30
Between I S and 5 pm , stu¬
Tllt'KSDAY
dents can see "This is Little Lea¬
gue." "The Electric Eel." "Upside- NOON TIL NINE
Down Island" and "Devil's Island.
USA."
While Calf Operas
AIR.STEP
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QUESTION: How these young
ladies lost their heads.
J. DeCamp & Son
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Lansing Men Fete Athletes
Illinois B
Thinclad*
Erskine Leads
Rival Antooelli
In ERA Race
Cockell Spars
As Manager
QuestionsRule
PITOL
JACK
SGHRAMEK
Only
Batten
I Victory
nCAGO (/D—Son Mjg. j
chastened Brooklyn ,
Toerdky hurled
r for hi* flr*t
ft me l hi* neeeon »»
^rational Dodger* de-
j ike Chicago Cuba, 3-
*
J lth straight vie- Stroh** Beer. also of Detgoit
and led by Burr Faro. M given the
the beet chance by veteran obser¬
ver* of threatening or taking the
lead. Recently ir. Detroit the
Stroh* team defeated the Pfeiffer
will be here Thursday night
On the third day of the tourney
Milwaukee's Eddie Germe. a
ts to Jack Zeitier, southpaw, took the single* lead
captain and third w.tri 4 ;jf count. ThsS still
>
of the most re- *unds at the top of the last,
who has played al- Itable Infielders ever to play be- Harry Zoeiler and George Pa-
The young aouthpew did it ! most every position on the dia-j hind him crop;* of Wilkes-Barre. Pa. bead
dramatically, atiiklng out pinch ! mond, points to both his high t Jack is the type of bail player the double* with their |Jgg total
wn 1-0 in the early inning*,
Chicago bounced back
hlttert EIrton Howard and
flirting Cerv.
CINCINNATI (Ah—Tricky, coeches and K»b* a* the j that could run everything," he ar.d Fred Bujsek. a member of
liable of Mrs-Williams' lawyers j chief factori for his success to said "You always knew he
Rlvora'f homer to lead off
, Johnny Aritohelll the Pfeiffer te
he weakened, Lemon had by Willie May*' two >d iheWiad agreed to s d,„ giving his best when be wai
,Jhe fcvenlh. Carrafquel'f blow tth the Yankee*, giving 4-run lixth inning. Tuesday night lump lum settlement Asked in sin„ j havt been playing ball there behind you.' '
led the count, 2-2, in the tl* hitf. court how much »he would need
Hit only other bad n led the New York Giant* to In at Sute , ha„ picked up » Speed ha* been Hobaugh'l ma n
eighth. Kelt then followed a walk | for support el hdrsetf and thetr number of pointers
the fourth, when ft from both pitching factor in the pa t Uow-
8-4 win over the
Cincinnati Red-' 7.year-old daughter Barbara. Mrs Cu.ches and other pitchers, which ever. this season he state* that he
e the Yankee* two leg* The win wa* Anlooelll'.
Williams Npiftd, "I have no
.
Vole For
t hit Mad to 4-3. seventh *traight over the Reds In i , have been a big help to me," he I ha. been working on a change-up
the last two year*. *•»•
Athletic* | wW, two runs, during the regular
opener to Michigan
season, the
State. »l-7»
^ ^ WtBy p^,
ne of the season |
They beat M
• Gorman with the bases | , of owe and Kentucky before Ma-1
and he handed Baltimore .
a m the NCAA
ma with a walk and i
Chill
ran cum off Jack Meyer.
n relief Mr Curt l Two Mart w«
MILWAUKEE oFl — Rooi
Gene Freeee's grand slam hor
* * * sandwiched between I
Indians Clobber Yankret
th straight victory
ntW VOW l*V-The Me-
kae Tuesday night. ML
twinging Cleveland Indiana bat¬
The Pirate uprising—in wi
tered the Negr Tart tbahaaa t
IN Rtsalls 14 men came to the plate— it
Our Beachwear
ad attar Ike I
Shops
art /rnf string . .
by George Kell,
1 ,M Chi« Carrasguei
300,000
ran.
Tuesday to hand
«th straight
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