IFC SING IN BANDSHELL TONIGHT, SEE PAGE 4 DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN—THURSDAY, MAY' 19, 1955 Coed Dorms \treng Irins it Re-Election H Strenur mmped to victory over Rover Bennett in the Mtion for junior class president Wednesday. L final tally was Streng 071. Bennett 619. r " Bennett was Uw winner In last I g I Foster 1 ^ ^7.1^ BUI Hirst oedtfid re-election Aid Need Conflicting Views Given by Delegates a I 1T7C Li uCl C (ollowtai a reeemmentfetien of I5e Elections' Review Boar3 Shoivn by Wn Uonvo Strang had appealed to the Re- Panelists Communist Charged With f Meet Slated Lack of 'Desire for Peace' Ask for Financial, Here Saturday Carrol, Van Technical Help k Foster, I .arising sopho- Join 'All-Star' By DERBY HALL l.was recently selected as pan of the Intercolleg- Company A unanimous display oC;; universal understanding wan lAssonated Women's Stu- demonstrated Wednesday aft* I National Convention at rrnoon when representatives |iran state in 1957. | from 1.1 nations agreed that, "Lesser develooed countries f "mount rmcnt ot Miss Fae- lelertinn was made must be primarily aided from following the people within that area." kicrc The first session of the United women who petitioned h ' haumaiuhlp met with pm of the activities «nd Ju¬ ry board, ot AWS. I fmuman. was chairman ^ment. Mis. foster la pna- ! -t Tawtr Cssrd. a parth- F> •< Spartan Ismite 'duration major. r I** turn of rhairman will 3 Meetings Left i» year Job consisting of Lyte Blair, director of Michl* special guests and the student "I the gan State's Press and moderator committee. participating for gram the discussion, specifically that the foreign digniuriaa Webster Gives Oath The ing dinner WcdneAUy even¬ was highlighted by a show¬ ing of the Centennial movie. The Ihroughout would present their personal To 41 Congressmen the coun¬ First Hundred. ters for the conven- opinions on the international is- * housing, program, Vtebona and hor.oaa Liberian Ambassador C* L. Simpson suited the globe revolv¬ Forty-one student congressmen were sworn into office If Communist China is admit¬ i"turda> ing with his appreciation of the Wednesday night at a special Student Congresa session. ted. Carpio said, "We might as United States' aid to his country Daniel Weboter. chief justice of t _ . well scrap the charter and forget the Aii-univcr.ity ministered judiciary, ad-. the oath of office. Senate Approves ' 1 about the United Nations." Yupgaalavta's Main said thai Eight congressmen were abaenl. Teacher Colleges te^Unte EUteL ticket office. The price is >1. »« AID. hp. I The new Congresa, which will ~ meet three more time, this term. NflttUvlltppPPg organized a special committee to! " Bolton, Button—Whose Got It? set up ita rules of procedure. [ LANSING tAA—Tha Senate to- •to* CUNVO. rage ft . Lost Articles Find Refuge Union ft Carnival .- 'h Available ientific (vious, It National Convo Ljy Hall received a fi [d in the ninth natioi service contest spons L -institutions Maj r Chicago, 111. aTwAent adjust to college life. Letented were the best However, the government official* mi** the nolnt that L Wd dining rooma am< student*, who prior to this vear were not allowed to have Lnts, hotels, hospitata, automobile*, hare been finding their way home for years L| plants, schools, eolle -^car A Look Our Neighbors or no car. at t'nlew thev can show that nlodeat* with cars mere often, ar are more aoorlv "ad lusted/* the eo home "eattlav FR+f LMffl|„l One of the imports far insoluble (actor? United Nations Program lied positions in Eun no matter how n might go, the Wesn Michigan State News Current regulation* cracles cannot )u« type Mow la baited the name of n State atndeat, maybe your*! That laeky •Meat gets |Mt worth of FREE laundry Jaat fig are set whoot name it in ••d if its youn, cobm fag and claim the award. Patting off thai dry doubt Job? All th« need in time. Briar rw deikto to tho eaa't get started. So **' omy longer. Tak« yi ULoqj,. ■. Uwfttjr £ijn,. amam Gand i Phone ED 2-4Q84 Warns: 'V< Nation.. —Me _profes "Vtet Nam and the #ree VV >• ncHTCMH jnr loves a pal th annual Li ha Junior 8® rt> at 1:00 Sat Coed Named Best Big 10 Leaders Confer Beef Judge ouvy." "Foreign aid should catalyst to push India', Into place," declared | in charge here?' and 'Is this gov¬ ernment likely to stay In power?' * Admission ot Red China Is "not a moral issue," said Sir M. F. Tandan, public relations officer f . We have for India. India's .representative J a regional system, operative aid from vJ comj "With this plan country hasten their own develoj eon tribute aid to otlwJ In the same predicmmt" J daram said. 1 M. D. Carpio, from thai pine Islands, voiced hhl in stating. "The weaknJ nation makes the entire! Agricultural Communications be¬ unstable." ing conducted on Michigan Slate's campus. Well-developed r,i,J "On moral grounds and perhaps on legal grounds, there is every reason in the world to keep Red China out of the United Nations," SWINGOUT Today! UNION BOOK 1 rco-th kit co-op m their annual pirn Lhtrnton at Okemo STORE by pointing In the spirit dj ed world. "Through Sunday Detroit News is Michigan's biggest newspaper bargain. Pick up a copy next Sunday and note the thousands of news stories, features, comics and want ads which are available in no Wonderful Way to Say ^ *1 Love You!" There Ou*hta Be a Law, LH Abner, Mark Trail. MMe, Bogo. Boots, Th ily, Steve Roper; Dennis tha Menace—tt few of the many that rive youngsters ai a laugh-thrill ovary Sunday. Tha Mt> SKYLINE ROOM at the FA MOT* GRILL la tape la Central Michigan! U*<* COMPLBTR BWORMATION SIR It AT .YQ.ua RAWS AND RESERVATIONS jsw.urs - ? • s$ ' EAST MICHIGAN AT LARCH KD Members \\t&± Ballot Box Hold Annual Climaxes freshman; Ronald Weaver, Grand Yearly Card Parly ' sophomore, and Robert O. Dearborn freshman. Fencing Contest ■■ la Chi actives arc Cries of "En garde! Ready# _ h lim Jack Hartsell, Dowagiac freshman; The all-coUcz? Women's fence!" were heard last Thurs¬ )' Queen, Greeks Plan Detrpit I op horn ore. and hls- Larry Kline* Sturgis freshman, and Tom Day. Saginaw freshman. Recent Delta Taa Delta pledget Bridge Tournament will be field Sunday at the Kappa day, May 12, as the Women'* All-University Fencing Tour* nament proceeded to a late but laa. Robert O'Hsra, Buffalo, Bob Marsh, Chicago. 111., Selta sorority house. i'or 2,000 e Appear I.Y., junior. . Newly elected officers of Xdta freshman; Chuck Carr, Lansing freshman; Lynn Mallory, Marshall The tournament, which Is spon- ced annually by the members exciting finish. Two divisions were repreS- freahman; Bill Young, Milwaukee, Parade At Dinner Irwin Kofkky, New York. Wis., freshman; Dick Payne. III., freshman, and Bob of—Kappa Delta, will be held in the living room and library. Spangenberg, Pittsburgh, Pg., Regular tournament bridge will By SVC ANDERSON The tournament, sponsored Quincy Palter, Hamilton, Ontario, : played, and the contestants will rotate after playing one leg. by Delta Gamma Mu, Women% Greek Feast, an annual junior; secretary, Jerry Pugrant, Recent actives of Zeta Beta fencing honorary, is a yearly Niagara Falls, N.Y., sophomore, are Arnold Michaelberg, New event. This year there were 34 all-campus dinner and dance an dhistorian. Jack Koblin, De- York, N. Y., freshman; Herbert participants, composed of 14 sponsored by IFC and PanHel oit junior. Pastor, Detroit freshman; Leslii seniors and 20 juniors. New officers of Delta Sigma Phi n, Chicago, III., freshman: bell. Kappa Kappa In the senior division Naomi Friday from 5 to 12 p.m., are president, Larry Heitsch, Pon- Marvin Chcrrin, Detroit senior; pha F.psllon Phi. PI Beta Phi. Thrower, Flint senior, won bring 2,000 Spartans to the tiac senior; first vice president, Cohen, Louisville, Ky.L Alpha XI Delta, and Alpha Phi. first place with Laura Hardin,* Phi Delta Theta fraternity Tom Houlc, Franklin Junior; sec¬ freshman, and Louis Weckstcin, Ann Arbor sophomore, taking ond vice president. Bill Flynn, Canton, Ohio, freshman. Other participants are: Phi Mu. The push caft rmegi House, 626 Cowley. Pontiac -junior; secretary, Charles Alpha Chi Omega, Kappa Alpha Recent Alpha Kappa Pal actives beginning at 1^3§ ^ Dinner, consisting of ham, po¬ D. Kellogg HI. Jackson junior, nclude James Theta. Chi Omega. Alpha Gam- Bryden, East Joy Jensen, Davison sopho¬ L the women's tato salad, tunafish salad, relishes and treasurer, James Meachum, Delta. Gamma Phi Beta, East Lansing sophomore; Martin Dug- Yakeley. West Landon, Mason more and Beverly Weber, ML and iced tea, will be served on East Hartford senior. Clemens freshman, taking first gon, Hamburg. N. Y., junior; Ric¬ Zeta Tau Alpha, and Snyder. the front lawn from 5 to 7 p.m. New officers of Delta Taa Delta hard Herrinton, Grand Rapids and second place respectively. freshments will be served on . are president, Bob Stocking, Fre¬ junior; Jerry Houlton, Youngs- the KD lawn after the Roberta 'leffersT*and"chairman tourna¬ ,}?"*** «■« «B Wallets Inspect Chevrolet phce car. mont junior; vice president. Bob town, Ohio, junior, and Stephen McDonald, Detroit junior: record¬ Kovacs, Niagara Falls; Ontario, ment. and a trophy will be award¬ ed to the winner. Judges will be ing secretary, Dan Walcott, Ithaca Canada sophomore. Kappa Delta members. t right 1FC and . will sponsor Greek rean |phi D« !ta Theta house. The Spring Influences itinior, and corresponding secre¬ junior. Other now officers of Delta Taa More new Alpha Ka»pa Pal ac¬ tary, .Ron Hitter, Park Forest, 111., tives are William Lansing sophomore; Louis Mur¬ Morris, East Psi V Holds Buffet mmt Other phy, Buffalo, N. Y., freshman; Opea T p.m. Ph. ED 2-1*43 festivities will entertainment will be the are treasurer, Jim Clement, Des Owbra The members of Psi Upailon Religions Activities Xnmcnt, dancing Sigma Alpha Epsilon Quartette. Plaincs, III., Nary, Pontiac sophomore; junior; assistant fraternity entertained approxi EAST LANSING* ONLY ■ weekend, as last Earl Henry'i orchestra will treasurer, Jon Shepheard, Flint Donald Perkins, Howell freshman, matcly 40 neighbors at their see provide music for dancing on the sophomore; sargeant - at - n r m and Robert Sutton, East Lansing, DRIVE-IN THEATER ■term parties are s, ond annual neighborhood dinner nlor. |ni«ht Delta Chi. Theta Chi. back driveway from 8 to 12 p.m. Larry Rowe, Flint sophomore, and last Wednesday. A buffet dinner lcamma. Si 8ml Nil. Alpha i Abbot-Mason will Picnics, Banquets, Services Tom Pishos. Mt. Pleasant sopho¬ guide, Don Slezak, Bay City jun¬ more, will be the emcee for t h e ior. Completing the list of / Kappa Psl actives are Richard was served and the guests were OFFERS YOU entertained by fraternity singing. LAST TIMES TONIGHT teir term parties, Provide Campus Functions evening. Newly installed officers of East Smith: George Tesseris, Detroit Mayo are president. Phillis Head, j u ni o r; Don Thornburg, Flint b, „i;M wUI IM Zeta Pontiac sophomore; vice president, sophomore; Alexa Viorel, Detroit "They Were i Kappa Alpha Theia. Spring fever will affect the religious groups on campus Betsy Dicks, Saline freshman; sec¬ freshman, and George Wakulsky, The men of So Young" „J H«M*. Saath a«l this weekend, and picnics as well as banquets and discus- Lansing freshman. Scott I (aisptfW. Delta Sigma retary, Grace Nightingale, Battle Recently initiated PI Beta Phb Brad£ * Johanna Mat* siona will be held. Kappa Sl«* AW» Creek freshman; treasurer, Philiis — PLUS — j I Alpha and Senth WI1- Hillel Foundation announces tha bury Club meeting Sunday even¬ annual Inter-School Hillel spring ing at 8:30 in 31 Union. Conrad, St. Joseph freshman publicity chairman, Marilyn are Mary freshman; Lou Barnett, Patricia Butler, Lans¬ Flint ALPHA (HI SIGMA "Pushover" Fred MaeMwray • Phil Carey picnic which includes members Dr. Joseph Mills or the depart- Sheere, Plymouth freshman, and ing junior: Jan Cooper, Saranac from U of M, Wayne and Central ent of sociology will support the The dinner, dance and enter- social chairman, Sue Schriefcr, freshman; Marilyn Curtis, Flint challenge Kim Novak ■ ami different t y p e of Michigan. The picnic will be held Inment are free and everyone Saginaw freshman. sophomore; Kathy Doyle, Lans- FRIDAY A SATURDAY statement while Dr. James Orwlg ill be held by Snyder and Sunday at Kensington Metropol¬ of the humanities Is Invited, stag or drag. The pur¬ Newly elected officers of East ing freshman, and Norma Dunn, ihe hoys of department will Elgin freshman. ill's Friday ni«ht. The itan Park at the Martindalc Beach the opposing side. pose of Greek Feast is to pro¬ London are president, Ginny "Timber jack" More PI Phi initiates are I^ca mil sponsor a dance picnic area from 12 to 8 p.m. An mote relations between IFC, Pan Sec ley, Rosyln Hgts., N.Y., sopho¬ Sterling Harden irking lot old-time box lunch will be feetur- Hal and non-Greeks. Tha draas more; vice president, Joyce Lov- Ferguson, Wilmctte, Hi., fresh man; Alice Hadley, Fit DELIA UPSILOM — PLUS — chick- for the evening will be casual. isa, Grosse Pointe Woods fresh¬ freshman; Ruth Johnson, Lud- "The Atomic Ki«l" Ion Friday night se of rain, the event will be man; secretary, Sandy Ferguson, for the evc- to soil their Mickey Roonrr I Farm House ate held Saturday, at the Michigan City freshman; treasur¬ ington junior; Sue Kemp, Wood¬ ■Ore party Mother er, Nancy Straffon, Croswell jun¬ stock, III., junior: Diane McHugh ior; social chairman, Liz Harper, Toledo, Ohio freshman; Marsha pink l»ermurin* go hand Ui have its annual aaniur bqp- Ridge I. Bast Lansing sophomore; |Elsworth co-op quet In the social hall of Prop la's Julie Smith, Holland freshman; 1 their annual pi Church Friday evening at 8:30. A Ann Shumway, Tekonsha fresh Marilyn Smith. Detroit sopho¬ hhrrnoon at Ok en special program is planned in irbara Band more; Janice Van Der Jagt, East til honor of the seniors. Marilyn Sturgis sophomore, an< Lansing sophomore; Lynn Van The Spar¬ Flear, alumna of C.SF. and a chairman, Clara Bough Tiem, Grosse Pointe freshman; tan Special truck will leave from teacher at Pattengill Junior High Lynn Washburn. Sturgeon Bay the Union at 10:30 a.m. for needing transportation. those School, is chairman of the ban¬ quet. and Jarrotd Olsson, Cadil¬ sophomore; Sally Novak, Grosse and Diane Olm- Wonderful Tonight at «:10 and 8. Lutheran lac sophomore, will be taost- ty, Elaine Edwards, Jackson Nel Assink, Cleveland, Ohio, stead. Howorth, N. J., >hn Wilson, Detroit Association will sponsor m aster. Day Holy Communion On Saturday, C.S.F. will have sophomore; entertainment, Judy The first service Is es- the second "Work A Day for Jordan, Elm Grove, Wis., sopho- snd Dick Houghton, Detroit , to Soath Cedar St. WEDDING GIFTS for graduating seniors Christ." Breakfast will be served WES YOUNGS be followed by a recep¬ In College House at I a.m.. devo¬ 1 themes, Joy Good¬ tions will be held at 8:45 a.m., and rich, Grsndville sophomore and TRAILER SALES tion at 7:30 fur students and fac¬ community work will begin at Marty Oruber, Hempstead, N. Y , ulty. fY House College YMCA USA. win have a Campflra 8 ajn. At vetpara Sunday, at 1:30 CA will change the Social Friday. Students are asked p.m., the Rev. Truman Morrtaon, forma I-costume pace Edgewood People's to meet at the College Lutheran birthday psrty Friday speak on tha topic, Church at T:45 p.m. On Sunday rlehrating the second year 'Is It Time to Quit?" House', iludini 111 Vespers will take existence. "Be- Rare Window." a film place at Tag pjn. b» pf„ Kappa Pal, will ired entertainment, a! danee MICHIGAN Friday night, > b> Delta Delta Delta The largest MtartUa 1 mew sag i pa Zeta. will be held In Jim Yoorheis's quartette •vide the music. (Is Chosen Signta Chi Washing ir-«.ir a double play, but Hurley,. Bauer was guilty of interference before Fox fielded the ball. IVY STYLE DANCE TONIGHT , ! Mansfield struck out Hurley but Jim Cusack reached first on a Texas Leaguer to left. LANSING YWCA TWILLS Clarence, Schmidt's Orch. friendly k«art«d lineal For summer (or the "vernal aquinoi'sl frequently referred to) is the happiest season of the jwd and balmy and contented-making. Which brings us, of course, to Philip llorrrs Cigarettiaj JUST CANT BE BEAT too, are mild and hnkgy and contented-making But that I aH They art also genial. ptnfUL and amiable But that *4 49c — SPECIAL — 49c all-They are, moreover. smooth, pacific, and lenient. Eel There is mora. 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Walton was aceonpaaiad. as alway s, br * SHIRTS lboaa (ar "ThePaariof thePadAc" aa ha is knownsj 1 An outstanding GENUINE MOCCASIN. linen ("The Paarl of the PaciAc") and Walton "The U Range frnm conservative' Conforms to the natural shape of the foot fail ' and th»< shades lo bold patterns •. - gives more comfort than you've ever as a nasi gums, a. was deprived cf a truly robust and*" and high color* . Design* j^sooitsefM^k for the tint five Innings and wu nfjMj9l reached for only flVe hiU after irogH •hat. but needed a three-run' splurge by his DStroH mat* In Igj^H the 10th Inning to win 6-1 Wed- ^SI^H nesday. The 24-rear-otd rlghthandar Catalina SWIMWEAR Ifcg Ktienn'a «SS2Cl '•s Wiie MarkMakes Yankt Win Slugfeat and handed the league-leading [rrall Mighty Mad fielder Minnie Mlnoso barely es¬ caped serious Injury Wednesday when he was hit on the head by a pitched ball In a wild home run Brooklyn Dodgers their third straight setback. 3-2. The Cardinals' fifth straight Lt collepe ball player#, breaking a Big 10 record duel won by the New York Yan- eight games was a result of two had been set by Detroit Tiger short stop Harvey keea over the White Sox 11-6. Dodger errors that made two of would be considered a high honor. Mickey Mantle's grand slam St. Louis runs untamed. Lr, this Is not the case 11 homer for the Yankees In the sev¬ 1 Morrall, State's peppery league team there and hit the ball enth climaxed the slugfest which produced a total of six homers te r";?u^keJ!J!!rsC It 10 fielding record by •roundthe 270mark- ... plague four Chicago and two Yan¬ lint live errors in one Playing ball out there probably kee pitchers. [is swon. helped me more than anything Vern Stephens hit two home suns for [Morrall considers to'be elae," ha aald. "The more ball seventh Chicago—In the fifth and Innings with none on KfaV 1" you pl«y the more It helps you. base. Clint Courtney connected for t .T' I guess handling *nd w* .f,"yed a Iot ball last a two-run blast in the fourth and kances out of eight Isn't ,ummcr- I of a percentage." Karl broke Into the Itneap last Jim Rivera hit a homer following Stephens' second blowr in the I> iiit Wyt4 «p... scvinth, chasing tha Yanks' Bob Grim, «»f«U /hit Itisore ♦ * * "Last year ! was taking too long a stride when I swung nnd as a Indian Mauncrt result I was hitting under the >' STYLE/ BOSTON (/Pi—Herb Score. the bail." he said. "This season Cleveland's whip-arm rookie left- John Folomaky suggssted that I widen my stance and I think it has helped as I've t**n hitting i Down to the Sea in Stripes lediterranean Stripes — Italian Style Latest style stand-out: Mediterranean Stripes scouted M the Riviera, rushed to you via McGregor. Brisk and breeay ... lusty bauds of red and blue .'. slop salty, sturdy poplin. Tbc season's . ■ smartest, newest, look ... in practical, washable, [: ! • ' cotton. 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