SRgL., ■M l I .- ffOLVWNn At iM* TODAY •: Wz$mx - ' PUBLICATION JUNE I. 1956 PRICE • < Jeased Fliers reme Court Refuses i lead for Home lawaii Reunion To Enforce Segregation fanned for Families L KONT. <**> — FVw U.S. Air fort* flthter pilots, ecord 368 Pass Task m0n> th*n tw« ymn i* Red Chins'* jalln, *pd Pacific Tuendny night townM H»w*li and re- ifito* with tMr familiea. Parish Over To Local They traveled abroad the Be- ingress mm, the C-34 transport which1 M* wm Oca. Douglas MacArth- ' Weekend Officials Elect Traffic Death Total 'Pr*lif*r Limit htto this British Set in Decision >sident colony Just sftcr Topa last Yearn WASHINGTON (/»*)—'The ilidAlra ' I rested only s A record high number of Supreme" Court Tuesday *» taking oft tor handed to local officials and trip to Honolulu. pefaons died as Americana to local federal courts the celebrated the three • day historic and delicate taak of Memorial Day weekend—the ending all racial segregation In public schools "as soon as Confrrew tr find big holiday of the va¬ practicable." Imntyht will pick the Review lac TasfctV ROTC parade were e many Graduating Cadet* Mwtn Heller. 34, Wynnewood. Pi, snd I it LI. Roland W. Parks. menting on the high accident total. Omshif Neb e peroiittr-l. President John A. Hannah told 2M graduating ROTC With Float Activity cadets at a special Centennial program Thursday after¬ noon that their training at State along with "an ImMT re¬ serve of conviction and a sustaining faith in the wladMn of Noisy saws and pounding hammers, lumber and papier Providence in choosing you" would help them to medt the machr will be cluttering the banks of the Red Cedar today tests of civilian and military life. and Thursday as .Tt groups prepare their entries for the 196S Water Carnival. Fair and Mild be completed State Escape* Deportation standing gal. Winter's Return Ruled Out mlHtary setvto^ Band to End aped a raturn Dr. Hannah told Hie gfada- For Hawnes alsa that today J. a day toe r Season With visit from old man winter who hit parts of the west Tuesday WASHINGTON \An — Singer Mure than two Inches of snow , Dick Hay me*, husband of Rita Hayworth, Tuesday won a rul'ng in U. S. District Court tltat he is 3rd Concert LjS.ll.. sopitoinorv, fell in Reno and Northern Nev- ada in the latest seasonal snow- • by Negro attorneys that the rourt i should require an end to segrega¬ storm la weather bureau his¬ tion by the next school term or not deportable. and rinat Band Shell JoAnne Gelow. Saginaw Junior, tory. ■ by September. 1934. al the very Judge Biunits S. Matthews rul¬ he teason will be pre- and Mary Ellen Cran.pton. De¬ ed that HaVTiw in effeel never !>r Hannah lhi at I p m. by the ! (ro|t Junlur Michigan remained fair and j laleat. And it rejected a suggestion [left the Unite I States when he those who have paid tribute to somewhat warmer. Last nights by the Eisenhower i given their Concert Band, under the diree-! r„.. low was 43 degrees, todays i went to Hstw.ili In ItlSS. in the service of their cot Hon at Leonard F.lcone TVrkM' ,or ,hr Cn™»vol tn ! The government hsd sought to and to the select few me The program will open with! 'h" I deport lla> iocs, a nctive of le "Light Cavalry Overture" by ! el o * entered ",rh,»"n 1 gentina. ,SU"- r" """« rani von Suppe. cost $1.13 and Friday and Satur- the United States illegally when j he returned from a visit to r^^rnU *"*? " Baeh's "Come. Sweet Death" j day night tickets east 11.34. id "Italian Polka" by Rachman- J A dry run will be held today at Ma-j Aw.rd'rwWmU ^ i 3 p m to coordinate lighting. m> * , ... E. Simanek. Detroit sop! 'and winner of the Congre will follow and continuity iTaq to Receive 'Medal of Honor; Brig. Technical Help , I Thomas L. Sherburne, Judge M-ttnews ._*• under advticn* u' 5 I Camp Carton. Colo.; WUI! Via WKAR-TV Noting the dccialon called far Kastcn. retired MaJ. C end to segregation when "prac¬ of the others might be ,A i Washington, D. C.; Dr. lla Technical help will soon be ex¬ m. A letter from Red H|vnw?, ft. Ming ticable." former Georgia Gov. furlong of rontiac. Congress tonal tended to Iraq via Michigan Choo Bn-lai to term an Talmadge commented: dep-atM oi Honor ob Eberbart's orchestra will Slate's television station. ^urDMcd on hi. r*t Iran JU-1MM^ tide the music far the Cemi- At the request of the U S. In¬ It won't be feasible In Georgia ; Lawrence C. FriU, of New York or a long, long time." City. Eberhart arranged the music formation Agency, four series of State Sen. Roland CeopcT og each of the 31 groups. TV programs on film will be sent | Centennial awards were pre¬ -Second Suite for Hand in F to Iraq. Adult Education sented by Col Harry W. Gorman, Major" by Gustov Hoist, will in¬ in the series will be couldn't ould see I Graeme S. Bend, prolessor of clude four parts: "March1' iMor- would warrant it ha™ Program Planned science. MaJ. Gen. P. D. Gind- rta Dance.' 'Swansea Town' and •Claudy Banlu'l. "ill Lova My lion, produced by Education Service; fo The annual Adult Education ! er. commander of Camp McCoy, Love." "Song of the Blacksmith.' by the Coopci Ex- Ally. Gen. and condemned by Workshop, to be sponsored by | Wis., and MaJ. Gen. RA^Grus- and "Fantasia on the Liargaaon " i bed the rt . N. General Assembly. Michigan State. June 11-17. will sendort, commander of head, Another number by Bach. senior; production. John Walker, by the Agricultural En¬ The best that could h railed. for release of all1 consider answers to the question tors 1Mb Air Force. Setfridge Air -Jeau. Joy of Man's Desiring" is Coidwater senior: publicity. Mai gineering department on a grant U k. personnel token m the Kor- what Are the Best Answers to force Base, gave out the Bertram. Springfield. Mas#., sen¬ the Michigan Committee War. I the Problems of Adult Educa- j missions. I The ceremony was arranged as Bark To Sorrento" by Ernesto dc ior; theme and continuity. Betty •al Electrification. S. officials Curtis and "The Thievish Mag¬ Zinn. Battle Creek ten Included are "Students Two of Michigan State s Con-' part of the Michigan Stole ten- Oev. Marvin Griffra at Geaf pie" by Ron from Afar," showing Japanese ti4>ng Education Service experts tennlal observance in spec 1.1 trl- I "Music from the Kev¬ : in Adult education, Robert Shar- bute to all men and women i concert will be held In the in which Dr. Ernst Vic¬ tor Wolff of the music department Uie workshop Guest consultants lections on the harpsi- will be Dr. George Mann, of Cal¬ ifornia. and Dr. Robert Scluchl. Early Reading Skills Toy Convo to Aid Classes Taught in Coat Room Deforest said, -reading is Santa's Work Writing Contest A uards Tea Set read effectively, hut Edgar De¬ by the end o< the 4th grade, he forest manage hasn't learned all the skills that In 1944 Mr. should be taught. Reading ta 3 to I pm. In Uie Faculty Wo¬ men's lounge. 3rd floor Union. Dean Milton Murkier at the Deadline Extended School of Science and Arta will The deadline for petitioning for Junior Council ed until Friday Wolverines at 2 lor Coon be dlatributed I up ot the Union Concourse hrglanlrg at 3 pes. MnU-tln.lt rnttlitri th»j dfnk imphMj* T ad In* ecoliomr {linn or military The fact thnt naarlv 20,00* Ipartaax harr to lire with the alovenly mean should lie fwouyh to apur the AITSG and moat eaparlally the preahhmt to action. Unleaa Immediate artlnn la taken to get rid of the paste- leanl quaymlre. It may he too late. It (a conceivable that a yrnup of Irate Spartan* may take artlnn without consult Iny c unarms. Already the air ia HtTN-lATH Kits' U filled with mutterinya Ihnt "thoae damn thin** should be * huroed." CREAM (tube) Another aspect of the preaent eieetion altuatlna that needs attention ia the matter of the diaqualifleatioo raeee. Oar) » The eoaleal way la fonl u» aa eteetiaa If the candidates uqi'iit and raw nilk (15',) go-together* at mo—y- Prefaaoioaal Aanfctaat Without Added Cdnt laviog reduction*, juat in tlma for your vacation plana! Beige, cocoa,,navy, char¬ IU.ECE TRAVEL OFFICE coal, yellow or turquoiae. Size* 10 to 16, ■ GrMlUtM BD?-*T47 It's All New!! The 1955 WATER. CARNIVAL IN Crowns H.UU Mailt KMMl U. WM M Hi* wflMI tMfftt MMt aMMM IM Iwomnwii Wmm 'Mittlilti* i, minhr* iO«MWM«UMM ns nv## lh* fihl' IMS Ml Willi*# HMMIV*WS Smlkvrt Tnkp* $76, • iterMon «m mwAlrfl Mill h»M IH III! hi Hill Vufcwwh, y*»t, wHrtvtM * 1m* *hn wllwM lh* Uy*»r hum h* iwiin# 1\i If ark Ifatti pidfitf* will l< AI.AMAMMI. <*) - Stair two mil* IIIIIM, la lha Cah- fnliwti Thursday nl 4 JMl p rtv at I'niMiilinir mil hIk rim* In MkImIi Ywiiia Plaid. Ihn fir* I Innlnir. Wr*»*m Mlrlilirnn (.'till*** today ennMiMi in n 7-ft victory over Olilu Nlnlr it ml won thn NO- A A l>l*trlol 4 lia * nlm 11 fltAitt|tlmi*ltl|i, flin |i»|i)imy mill' pn Ma Ip«*iip riip «*v*n>hii I'lii-Mii* tir Mini MimlKkW* I'Miornfi will. ihi> I'm Rrliwmt»l«t| mill timrty hMllrot rtlnnl* rum Ihfwwli taw It rr In- iililim rn"l M»««tifi IhtttHIcO (inrtpilly mil. fm nh mniiiHl on In i v nl IwIwppii iw nmi mtil Milium Blmiky wnM hp Wmll't hlllm nli'iiil hh rtlotilmwl "Tlwt'H 11 ml lull nl lln> limlni Klilllrl ailiaipii Wl«i*wt»i« #wl iW|i tii Dim hh I" tell (ml Mi l mnlilln nl.ii haul' '•Swell Will llw |mn PI fnl Htmtlmi 'MH«! WW Ittlu lull ||BMH|||«<||III| (lalil, HftH » «ln*lp .him Ully H|mllmv r#nl Powell It Congratulations iwto Uw CFNTENNIAL CI.ANM ml MM I Thl* yenr. llhw iilwuyn. you're In for M Irpot WNlrhhlK IHe naw IMA Waler Carnival. New float*, new farm, n*w I ileum nil wrapped up In ony *hnw. Thumluy. f 1.2.1 FrUluy unit Mulurilay, SI.SO CHICKEN DELIGHT T-O-D-A-Y! OOURlf '! ATUttr Michigan State PrepJ For Farming Exposition Parking, homing. *n4»food an aire will al*« w J only i row of tho dttalla Involv- Mpoalllnn Farm Mechanization Trailer Camp Pageant To Exhibit To Show Agriculture History Mobile Living, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 1 % ' . ■ ' • Centennial Feature Page *s. Th*y will take vlMtyn an a tour through «h* Unllre- eomp. Tho hostesses are Phyllis Bak¬ er, Lennon sophomore; Judy Blantord. Fremont aophomore, Mary Jan* Annia. Grand Rapida freshman: Donna Antclift, Eaton Rapida freshman: Mary Jo Smith. Homemakers Depict a Century of Change ! to Host »Families farm lamlliaa [klithiaan Sta tracks W* %' rxr.il*1'