DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING, PRICE 6 CENTS tdets' . mors idied GM Locals U.S., Red kI<> Sialyl, tin or Shine Vote Striked Comparison Army *i!l ami Air Port* fall-in today at the If Necessary Requested fur the annual Senate Democrats UAW, GM Meet ! Put on Prewmre In Contract Talks Lipu'ed Air Force senlfl WASHINGTON iff") — Sen¬ rrt at a ceremony DETROIT. (*P)—-General Motors ate Democrats put on new workers throughout the countr^ have voted pressure Monday to yet what overwhelmingly U> strike, if necessary, to gain k Democratic Leatler Lyndon guaranteed annual wage, The Cl6 !. Johnson termed the "true United Auto Workers (UAW) union announced today. story" of how American air John W. Livingston, UAW Vict power stacks up ayainst Rus¬ President and director of th* sia's. union's GM department, said 10k r Bucks, senior, the of &07 General Motors locals have Sen. Symington fD-Mo), who Tribune Gold Medal A- red umHr term: Ronald L. GIm Club Members Ritther" munT fTVne voted a 126,559 to 8,955 in walkout should favor of contra up the controversy last eek, demanded in the Senate .irvnc «enior, the Trib- ipccial numbers In Monday nhfht's •; t spring term; and concert. talks fail. honorary of Scabbard ets of talks, however, and Rcu- ve the Swing-out's main ad¬ c will present award* to Briefing Set her and GM negotiators? remain^ dress. He will be preceded by man T J. Bowron. C. Gerrand. Bad Axe Chicago and G. E. Fornell. For Congress Stale $18,000 for the Institute of Local projects. Mkhigmi imum *h®ut ,h« Government ^-arnunrt pay proposal, The Ford of the contract, covering Plaque to Honor »rt speeches from Bill Thistle, ilor class president, Starr Ke- csler, director of alumni rela¬ tary aviation leaders la the Fea- The magazine said some high night In a i In Union A grant of $6,000 was received from the Pioneer Hybrid Co. of Tipton, IndM for research Corn 140,000 employes, expires June t. Reuther will attend both Ford and GM talks tomorrow. GM also Seniors of the Year tions, and Jack Breslin, director Placement Bureau. vilian i officials in the govern- ent seem to have been practicing deliberate deception" of the 32, at 7:3d Seniora of the year will receive a more Student in temperature and humidity fac¬ resumes new contract talks with permanent recog- people. ' preaident the CIO International Union of nition from thin year on. Before the controversy worked will explain the fun¬ tors related to corn hybrids. Prof. Ilcly for the first time. They Electrical Workers (IEU) tomor- The Heiiior class has purchased a $150 up to Its peak last weekend, Pres¬ ction of the executive to new E. C. Rossman of the farm crops permanent plaque also will be presented with ident Eisenhower told his news congressmen and a special com- department will be in charge of on which their names will lie engraved. their 55 Club eards by Keeolor. the conference Wednesday that "to of pro- study. It will be displayed in thel D. Brown, Plainwcll say we have lost ih a twinkling The remainder Included gifts cholarnhip, service Union's Mixed Lounge, oppositi¬ br Ordance Awn., presented with the award. of industrial room equipment for class¬ study and grants for techn¬ Lcadcrtiliip Clinic the Outstanding Teacher Award. ' id char the i officers during the program. They will be chosen from a slate pre¬ all of this great technical dcvclop- : and technical excellence as to attend the meeting. It will be on display for 20 [ Receiving awards will be M. Gunsell, Northville A regular meeting will be held ical research projects. Scheduled Tonight years. nut tee, s pared *by the 55 Club members as the numcbrs in our total aircraft is just not true." st week. an.1 Richard N. Gereau. Wednesday at 7:10 In room 32. A student leadership clinic, The senior man and coed for Ballots will be passed out with Rotaralag to the debate Moa- •uc.or, the Assn. of the St*tr> Army: Riehard Al- Senior X-Kays open to ell officers, advisors, and 1961 will he announced at to- 'ograms at the door. Votes will • t he Ami Forces Cam- Senior Council intereated members of campus They are be collected and tabulated by X-ray* will be given for gradu¬ • groups, will be held tonight at members of Alpha Phi Omega. xt? and Electronics Assn. applying ating seniors during the next two 7:30 in the Union Ballroom. weeks et OUn Memorial Health William Mann, associate profes¬ throughout the year. I the Union Con- Center. sor of counseling end continuing dent of Blue Key; Dove Hy today. All poti¬ Students may receive X-rays education, will talk on the respon¬ Four other seniors of the week, Dr. Hannah will award $100 ons must be returned Thursday, free of charge. Dr. Ralph H. sibility of officers on campus. Me two men and two coeds, also will •holarships to the male and coed the new council members will Ruhmkorlf, assistant director of also will introduce the Idea of be recognized for outstanding Campus Chest director. with the highest all-university the Health Center, said. a leadership workshop for (all "Thc warning light is on. Only The Health Center will contact Candidates for Proposed coeds of the year arc; average. the blind, or more sinister people, Dick Wood, Mt. Pleasant Junior The two seniors of the ; Judy Strong, president of Pun- will deny that fact." and newly elected senior presi¬ students that show defect* in year arc judged their rontri- Joan Petrunick, president of picked from the seniors of dent. their X-rays. buttons to the Symington was secretary of tho Mort.ii Board; Sully Garvin, Mor- week, will be announced. Two Air Force under President Tru- Board treasurer and Spinster males and two coeds, also fri Lawrence Hoffman, Cows and All Spin chairman; Micki MeBridc, the group will be recognized. former student government sec¬ retary of state; Bqtty Case, Union Wolverines Ready ' ■ ' Lake. Ind* fr Philip B. CUne, 4 "Ver medal. Michigan State: As the Birds See It metric" refer* to a represent¬ Board president, and Lou' Ellon Miller, fellowship student to Pem¬ broke of and solicitations Campus Chest. chairman i of rain, seniors < Wolverines may be picked up on Wednesday, Thursday and Fri¬ day from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the ation of object* without per- Union Book Store. A bird,-eye view of Michl- an State's 840-acrc campus ree edges of the year A receipt or student ID must rill shrubbery arc ; Mr. Ho Gar. be presented. be seen in three dimen- Lh«h* B. Bishop, pe- I IM - displayed• • clearly i .su, without being the ilea by adjacent dents, men's division; Mrs. Lur NEWS IN BRIEF line Lee, assistant to the dean of * * * I "The map literally gives a students; William Davidson, dir-1 | > blrds-cyc view of th» univcr- ector of the Michigan State Fund; 'J Wins | it: pity's ground,." Click said, Cabriclle Muhllng. former AWS The price of the Centennial mo¬ 'v To balance the nt map a series Michigan Slate Activities Board president, and liig t Meet Looks 'Favorable'' menta is $2.35. Rudy Petzohi, Men's Council Drive The second map of its kind br i U5 college or t enlarged In color- The new Library, president. The two seniors of the year LONDON (if) — Prime Minister Eden i "every reason to suppose that the Soviet i lay night he has dll be favorable" I to the Western invitation for a Big Four nr the top level. m the . Kellogg Center. Beaurhont Tow¬ will receive trophies and Cen¬ ROTC 1 , the project was °> er, the auditorium and two dor- tennial medallions in addition to provided (or Ar by Newton D. Click ,r;! Col- A*r Greme 8. Science, Bo retu ilton Baron, associate are depicted having the their plaque. name engraved on Yugoslavia Pledges Independence WASHINGTON 0F> — Yugoslavia has pledged it will stick adjacent Jo th "(inn independence" despite Marshal Tito's decision to mee Flanked by tie Be Fred Ulhman Russia's top leaden. out of 110 school, sefcrty ■ * * * i.too army Talk Scheduled Court Backs 5th Amendment ^-e» t,u„i, M per cent Fred «* « w. WASHINGTON IA»I — The Supreme Court Monday I w Pf cent of the FUth Amendment and threw out contempt-ot-Congreas reproduction of three men who refused to answer questions put to Thursday, cll- ^ ln ttie Air Force, with work which began last His lecture, "A Painter's Prog¬ ">» point* to ress," la sponsored by the Lit¬ texeuMdML i otss iiyss'j erature and Fin* Arts depart- National Vaccine Meet Catted rsrLrjsKjrs L* that be of ' [inir this weekent [letter-late-than-i Lrence outside cc L, *5 it now re* L *11 trackmen i L„ play ball witl I the trackmen L entries. L difference I* [sMltsched is tl L and lodging, fonder this rule t jselwvn Jones lot Lihility for runt fansdian champ fa representativi jilton Olympic Clt Ln's captain, J Ln fur the same < kme meet but die Lttaehed entry. Tl II eligible and is the card section went Into operation, a frantic call was Lnce man in the < sent out among the spectators for students to fill in the Block. This situation can be eliminated at the outaet of the Michigan State News man is also a top-fli and his ahsc new season if the Block has fall membership and some Spartans in the Lnpionships and I In a(rsin this wee! Omisa. n. cut krtdoor title racei EAST LANSING'S « DRIVE-IN THEAH tlmnst impossible tinner or swimme 1mpetition comple THE8.. WEI). * T [he summer and Inr competitor du "White Frail 'The Shanghai recommendation nu. and sat. "Track of the fJ rus j — - "Manlerson of I Kansas" ! f the few homo LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY ; at the last Mich «majority of th Consequently no I who they repre I have hoth k»k< CD 2.1511 CAMPOS CLASSIFIEDS Ilegislation llevision policy of ■ at thi this fall, conaidc Ihasketliall plavei EXT. 268 I ami a football f interpretation. i Host Alma U Playoffs DELIVERY SERVICE LAVS INC. (If) — , scheduled to face 1 one of the oriftnal Kentucky whiskey plants. leal engineers nn the campus of firulties experienced In the Washington State Cotleae will Kentucky Halls, no samples present s working model of wilt be offered. LUCON ILDS. Rhone ED 2-01*3 ■ VOTE FOR YOUR CHOICES BY NUMBER ONLY. X ■f'M STAta HI VI IN Stlaiilt Kobsmen Tilt With Bronco* \lter iMte'Than -Br VOKN 8HKLTON Notre Dame. A scheduled Saturday dale at home kfairnt Western Michigan i thnt be of the Hi* 10 Will hoM their spring AMERICAN LEAOOt hat keen canceled due ern's to West¬ Involvement tn the NCAA The Points to finy this weekend at Columbus and the)- will con- NewYaeh „ * L M OS nil M District IV playoffs. ished in a second piece d«4dlocR L,ter-l.ite-than-never wcwmawdatlon to modify 33 It All - 1 Of Srt Lineup (■v it It tort A ttrlit* trs. At D II Nattier S n. Rummili tn addition, a fame with De¬ troit rained out on May 10 has with Minnesota la »M 14 War. U led at the plate by second aadarr I outside competition hils. » It (N |l) P 18 KoOceri U%l| W. Newer been reset for Tuesday. May Jl, George Smith. Smith la the aPr DETROIT 1* IS J4! 4H KANSAS CITY yP)—The [f, as it n»w re"ds> b*r, ®ub,w« competition with 14 IS .411 I American League pennant parent Big 10 betting champion *11 trackmen and swimmer*. However, baseball 15 31 .417 t mm Michigan State will tend : City 14 71 .14* *1) race may look like a- knock¬ Alleys _j p|»y ball with an outside dub during the sum- 14 IS .784 17>t down dragout fight between Rawer vs. Rowland Veteran* vs. thrsy the trackmen and swimmers may compete as MONOAVS RESn.TS New York and Cleveland Real v*. Kkwwtt Ka«t Shaw All SUrs v I entries. with Chicago nipping at TODAY'S SCHEDl'I.C 45th Annual difference between repreoentln* a club and their heels, but Manager Loo fssaltached is the flnaneM end of transportation Jfwon ■"*<»-') Cklrata Ranaai CKy-aliht-Cn at N« 11-I) " Clr,eland nlfhl-Plrrrrl1 Koudresu of the Kansas City IM Results Athletirs is not convinced. jd and lodging, <» v*. Sf«r» <4-8) Boston at Rati Imort-ntfht-Nixon t, Don't laugh on the assumption SENIOR lander this rule that Uja Naelhaalt klnttna (14) Ix»u is going to make a wild pre¬ eMO at •I Nr* N,« Yerk*nltht SuttvrttoM 1. i; PhttNpa 4. S elwyn Jones lost a ' <••11 OHm |M| diction about his A's. He's go¬ r.thrr j. i; Aryan 11 nihility for running NATIONAL lfAC.DE ing to be happy if they can fin¬ ftttim Ledgers Ik No Parker* I Mltm* 4. iaiairjt t tdeuMe lOrfrM) ish in sixth place. fanadian champion- W L Prt Ka*t Shaw «. 1; 1We* Shaw >. • 8. l; SWINGOUT on No, Boudreau is sticking with *Oh Vrti I. (Ottrhrtol Rear her* • representative of ■"•kirn 77 I .771 — his 1 forfeit I preseason prediction—dark- A« Kd, I. [ilton Olympic Club. 71 14 .4*4 74 if JM « horse Detroit. Pawrr 7. ray; captain, John I* II M» I", fn for the same club SI. Leila 14 If .544 t><. ESQUIRE _• meet but did so Iltached entr>-. Thus, 15 IS .441 11 74 JI4 Illy nant." Lou saM oa Ma NOW KAYINO TONIGHT-7:30 C| eligible and is the 14 73 JU .1 laMtM* We man in the con- MONDAV'S RESULT'S td»->:lMJ»-t: Na tame, arkrdnlrd. The Athletics open a three wmmmLI ll* also a top-flight TODAVS SCHEDITI.E klraio-Jarkvin <2-.) game series with the Tigers Meet in front of your tonight. Against the Motor Ctty (man and his absence boys the A's have a 1-3 * | Spartans in the in- this season and that may influ¬ npionships and may ence Boudreau's thinking. Also* School ami join the parade ii again this weekend Detroit Is the only team in the itdoor title races at league to hold a shutout win against Kansas City. to Fairehild Theater llmnst impossible for Tanner or swimmer to Consuegra, "The thing that's helped Detroit most is having up." Lou explained. "They've npetition completely [he summer and still Arroyo Lead been able to put their kids in let them play together and they np competitor during Major Hurler should improve as the season goes on. A set lineup means a lot. NOTE: THE CAP AND GOWN ISN'T NEW YORK 1/11 — Luis Ar¬ Al Kaline. Detroit outfielder royo of the Sb Louis Cardinals A and Sandy Consuegra of the Chi¬ who In 15 official at hota a- gainst Kansas Ctty has collect¬ REQUIRED PART OF cago White Sox. two Latins with ed It hits. Is of course the excellent control and only one moot feared Tiger In these SWINGOUT ... IF YOU 8ELWVN JONES im, lead the parts. earned run "Kaline helped them lot DON'T HAVE ONE . . . | recommendation ! a early in the seaaon,*' Bondfttau I xitling the building of the 1956 Olympic team but Arroyu, m rw agreed. "For that mi he'* hte given up wnly 5 earned run* still playing well but h | a pond idea for years after the Olympics when the •ant to run and swim just as much as they do In SC Innings. He heads the Na¬ tional Leagne with an earned reptional then. Now If like Bill Tuttle should get hot the a a . C'M ON ANYWAY run mark of 1.25. figure* coro- Tigers might really make a taoi * * , * dlactone. Arroyo, a native of the few humorous aspects of the situation was hwrU Rico, ha* won fonr PS In raw of RAIN go directly to Fairehild Rues Sell ... | it the last Michigan AAU indoor track meet w Gordyn Theatre at 7i3R without your cap* 1 majority of the winners were of the unattached uegra. a righthander from PITTSBURGH — Sid Oor iifflufrp c.rt«< and gowns Consequently no one knew what school they were . . tops the American League don, a veteran outfielder anc, •MUNI WATCH* Art lRflll-Nf I who they represented. Jones and freshman Henry 1.15 average. He has pcr- third baseman who la now Tn "his I have both looked Iwp'iid'n In several invitation) stx earned runs in 47 14th year In thfe major* hile running as unattached entries. I legislation ' at the meeting will include a discussion vi.ion policy of the conference and of the regional fall, consideration of a petition to e*cu*e two lhaskeiliall players for playing in a Chicago AAU I *n