Addresses Ceremonies To Attract M Tell 20,000 t'si Role 1,859 to Diploma* in July RerHve Spartan* pat finishing toad The Centennial graduat¬ and Nonsense' ing ctaa* will climax it* ca¬ reer at Michigan .State Hun- day at 4 p.m. in Macklin Sta¬ rnival A Splash Hit dium where they will tie the flrat graduate* of Michigan State Univeraity. The I.kSt degree recipient* will Junior. t<«ik turn, al tlir mlrro- receive formal designation of phnnc tm the gully rircuruted band their degree* at Commencement, stand. but will wait until July | to rc- reive diploma* Ran Darling. 14-j.ar aid The armor (.lam voted never*! marimba play.r (ram i:»t wreka ago to receive it* diploma* after July !, by mad, lhu« be¬ coming the lint graduate* from Michigan State Univrraity under the recent name change bill The name change bill, KignetJ by Lt Gov. Philip Karl la»t month, become* effective July I, New Budget Grants State $15 Millions , JKew CoodruetloQ^ v Centeni Award* Due State appropriation* for operation* and new construo- More Pencils tion at Michigan State for tho coming year were approved Thuraday by the *tate legio- Busy Weekend Set lature. ' . ? For State Alumni niors Recall The two approprlationa bllH will now go to Gov, G. Mcnnen Thi* will be a buay weekend for all Michigan Htatc.alum- 'Best Years' nl who return to the catnpu*. Event* will get under way at noon today when the Pat¬ riarch*' Club will hold a dinner to honor the Golden An- lly CYNTHIA 8CHEER nlvcrnary Claa* of 1906. Preaident John A. Hannah will pre«ide at the dinner. I * ■ — re it is. seniors. , I the last Friday you can unfold a 8'Nawa and aay, b«Hh5d'!t'0g p V"MI4 - SiOT? " Aw** Wvm % w, dinners rrlday. Saturday will be fitted wrth opportunities for alumni to re- lion wnn ■ coiwwn of *IV0 arnunlnt themnelrrs with the campus. Rua tour, will ordinate per- by Miiry it,,,, lodirally from Shaw Halt. C'ljaa luncheons and dlnnera will take *»?"■ iwilOf, ,WI!h*r. wn'NfOM Willi Lenslnx nil The Winn,, ponn, ill Miiiy place thrnuahoot the day. and a general alumni luncheon for alt reunion rlaaaea will meet at noon In Shaw Hall. ""£?!?£ eha^ —M'*Z Whatsoever A Man Soweth tMtwjtu: llnlena It atlll hnan't hit home to you, senior, Sunday ins, Seniors have b«en hearing about Michigan State's Centennial ytenr. you will be tin alumnus of Mlchlirnn State. It has come to be taken n little for (minted. It becomes That has probably been a pretty hard thing to realise easy to think that .Michigan State haH been here for a the past few weeks, when preparations for Commencement hundred years, and that its beginnings were the start of have eseaped you. a new educational concept—higher education in agrlcttl- EMPLOYMENT After four years packed with four of the best spring tore, and an experiment in offering advanced education terms you will proliably ever have, you are being puahed to the average man. out into the wall of tears they call a world. The reason Michigan State is proud to celebrate this It Isn't a very pretty world at the moment, politically Centennial anniversary is that It has helped turn thst LOST end I speaking. There are A-homha and H-bombs yet to be ex- experiment Into a reality. It has done the groundwork for ploded. and a lot of red underwear to be washed out. Fin- the concept which has since spread across the country in nnrislly speaking, however, the world looks a Jot brighter, other colleges and universities. Job opportunities are better than ever, personnel men aay. ftfiiArrKM •Hon payment! Your place In the broad picture of this truly American Hut the essentials that make up the wwrM are atlll Prtncfcje of education is far toward the front. You are AUTOMOTIVE Lrr Ford nor thl there, and the songsmlths say the Heat Things la Uft ' ** ofof that■***"•"!" f1"" whlch ,M "ymbo,lc of [comment on th« p ------- success principle of offering an advanced education |Lpointing to thcll to the average citlien, through state support. conduct nrgotla diploma you will anon inherit rills the Mil. That la the meaning of the Centennial graduating class. [The union wii ba This is a time mixed with gladneaa—that classes are No matter If the idea has not always occurred to yon—yon Lneousty with bot Irncral Motors. ovgr: enthusiasm—that you will put Into practice all the are a part of the pioneers, as all the alumni In the past theories you have accumulated so far; and with any have been. number of wonl* the romantics use to de*cril>e the way a senior feels about leaving his friends, classmates and, There h mo actually visible transition between the filial hundred year* and the second hundred, unless It he this campus life, when he has just come to know them. That Is perhaps the hardest part of graduation to take Sunday's Commencement exercises. w without a second thought. And that second thought will And part of the pageant ■ot a hundred years will be t^e ineviubly include a picture of yourself meeting your freshmen, the sophomores and the juniors who will attend classmates on Mscklln Field after next fall's Alumni the exercises. Homecoming game. It will be these classes which will provide the easy Sunday Is the day of pomp and cirriimstanee. Pomp transition between the first hundred and the second hun- because it is really something to celebrate, and circum¬ dred years. The graduating class of 19S8 will For tta best values represent stance, because you can't lielieve it. the goals and ambitions of the next hundred. in used cars and trucks— And added to these traditional thought*, which are met Congratulations,'seniors. The best parting wish you can by take with you from Michigan State la Inscribed on Beau¬ every graduating claim, is the knowledge that this Is For complete service the Centennial graduating class of Michigan State. mont Tower, the site moat often associated with Bute's founding: "Whatsoever A Man Soweth ..." 80 also shall All year long you and your undergraduate classmates on your par— ' Letters to the Editor - BUD KOUTS v Ciossword Puzzle CHEVROLET Medallion Sales COMPANY 2801 E. Michigan Urged by Council Nsturslly, all ot us will, In Phona IV 9-6533 Jtlieni industries southern states. * * * There are Just a A-w days IhS future, look to some sou¬ a3C. left for Centennial elans seniors venir or momento of our col¬ rify Croup Si to buy their souvenir medal- lege life when we recall the lions. WJKOTOH <*>_, culmination of the "First 100 Few graduating cUate* have years" ot Micblfsn State. had the opportunity to experi- Perhaps, this momento may once the wonderful growth and remarkable opportunities af¬ forded the ID55 Centennial senior class. Michigan state I'alverslty. Feb. 12, Founders' Day, was the beginning of a program of Centennial symposia, exhibi¬ tions, and events which brought university that has offered knowledge, opportunity, and fun through the four yean of the Centennial class. What about It, sen iocs? Let's ell get s medallion to make Luther Chapel this s truly memorable Centen¬ DmSMATIONAL CLUB Farewell party. I pen SI nial yeer. - - . , tea Union. Movie about NtgnU -.y# r. ■■>11 mi Hill i Senfcr ;w 'In Principle' r (*v-Th. ford Motor ,u worm > ,t«t In principle tho caption, ROTC lev Carnival, Auto Worker* Union "" •"to Indtutry pay laid- adj Tha Library waa watt under In-eaae- u-reine-oo-S under. ,h.i Indmtry continue aft worked lubetantlally their Ford'i prevloua "proaparlty lay earning! though Idle for partnerihlp plan. , lo employee whon thoy of work. • aa long aa a year. - Soo Canal bctwaan In 1 thr kry point in lit* m- half pi Ml to expand din Hi . |Uor>ntMd annual Cantar, M»l«mkov'a raalanattun aa waa boh;:; built In MM, an epi¬ eat free loam whlrh tho UAW la during layoffa, and demic of cholera carried off ana upon diarharge, It the Legislature. It was fumbled Soviet premier, and muddy park- or every 10. Tlie UAW termed thl* MMl to February the administra¬ is lota. offer tion formally killed the idea for Tha J.Hop had Ralph FlanJ. "phony" and aald It did not had announcod It In- lafy the unlon'a guaranteed nuat wage demanda. liultl "ii the yaar-annind through an Centennial celebration! began an ideal i Ihrouchnut tha auto tn- payroll tea, vary In Feb. 12 with Jemea ». Con |,nd oilier CIO unlona era betwaen out-number- li.jm .,**.production In- Stale Seeks talk at the opening convocation; Michigan State aha red a con COMMENCEMENT ClA for a maximum of U week*. ford haa been aeeklng another Integration Seniors: Get Your- and parking rules that allowed ing meters sprouted along Circle MICHIGAN STATE Iihil la'd had WIMd a Wm dollar, throo-yoaf five-year contract while Ihe un- 'War Chest' Senate OK"8 Drive. PICTORIAL RENDU haa aald It Is unwilling tmign Wolverines Four university officials CAPITOL (fan color 3-D bur) rlrHi aorrrrdrnlad la Maa- land that waaM agreement for longer than 3.5 Billion for Today for South Vietnam; WKAR was Alabama Ankn Aitl Seniors who would like to ord¬ giving telecouraes, Bryan and Rattier Hells opened for male stu¬ CampuM Booh 8tor* iiprin lo repreecnt aoma hinklng of both Ford'c For Court Fight Foreign Aid er •M Wolverines should give their names and addresses to the dents Wolverine and they will receive er Hall after coeds took over 8 Gibnon University WASHINGTON (*•>—'TO# Sen¬ Block S had trouble filling Its Book Store "parlnrrihip In proepar- ATLANTA, Oa. (/!■) applications during the summer. Df Grtujuatni — — — ate Thursday night passed tha Judy Bradley , jind tha unlon'a guar- More Irani aid to oppomt en¬ Wolverines will be distributed 1.00k seau Krilngg Center nnual wagl plan," tha tire 31 j billion dollar II Queen and Miss -WEST or ZANZIBAR" auitn foreign aid beginning at 1 p m. today in the growing out of the Su¬ id. «pli tha principle ot May Need preme Court'n May 31 ban has asked for the year starting Union hook Store. Seniors who have not picked -ABBOTT a COtriUO of work—tha Shower Cap* on xegrrgation in the xchooln July 1. up their year books are urged to f me mm f far MM Benign Amorimtes wan re<|uenterl In Alabama For the first time since ItSO, do so today. SSS-c s tar mm rh UAW Prael- Thumday. the Senate failed to remove* so « tar RH P.O. Bos SSI liltrr P. Rcuther inalata." Meanwhile, a *eeond Southern much as one penny from the glo¬ . . "CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS « "Craat at Tha ' ported l>y the Nowa, Ford itchool board vowed to clove ita bal aid authorisation bill which The weather . . HIGH READERSHIP" . I 10 pny a pereantaga of new* I* for part- whnoli If forced to comply with F.Uenhower on April 20 called . . LOW COST" . [payroll . Inward a fund out ~ ly cloudy and wanner today, the court declaion, ind a Judge In "an indispensable part of a real¬ workora would with a high of 12 degree*. A Virginia ruled that expenditure* istic and enlightened national po¬ to rrerlve jobleaa pay poeilbillty of ahowera la fore- of a million dollar bond tn*uc licy. . . " eir, ilate unemployment aehool eon*trueture la Illegal. The bill now goes to the House. ion payment! became ahowera on Saturday. Al.h.mV, Ally. Oen. John Pat. Soundly defeated in the Senate Saturday will aea tittle Attend Church leraon a»ked the Legialature for were a score of amendments to i Ford nor the UAW nmrnt on the publlahed pointing lo their agree- conduct negotiation* In Students to of BS with degreea. an funda to hire four additional at- chop millions of dollars from var¬ tornya "primarily lo handle the ious parts of the measure. The multiplicity of aegregatlon aulta." money itseif still has to be voted in a separate bill. Sunday |The union wai bargaining uly with both Ford Play The Hupreme faart The measure authorizes $t,M5,- 000,000 in direct military aid to irral Motor*. Own Compositions friendly foreign nations, mor»* ALL SAINTS CENTRAL FREE In Music Aud than half for Asia, and the bal¬ in variety of economic as¬ SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH ance a EPISCOPAL CHURCH sistance programs, including ■ 200 METHODIST CHURCH compoaltlona by State million dollar development fund r af the «laat a ate I I d the Legislature atudent* will be preaentad In the that for the "free arc" of Asia. e*l the "initial suit* will be the taut ajl ami school Mualc Auditorium at S tonight. Already authorized for the new most important, and we must bf, "Trio for Woodwind!" by Pat program was an additional 122 ready to handle them propdiy.'' ■ were a number of acat- Smith, Saginaw graduate atu¬ million dollars in defence fundi, He added that If given the extra fjSS rx. -HA alldeat" or unauthorlxed dent, will open the program. Du- making the total precisely the ' tland aenior. will legal aid, "I feel sure we can ful¬ rd Co. planta fill our mission of opposing in¬ $3,330,000,000 Eisenhower recom¬ I own competition, " String mended. ay and *omo man tegration." Alice In The governing board of Prince KE22S&! Twinkle, Twinkle. The Mock-Turtle'a Edward County, Va„ Thursday re¬ affirmed that it would operate Square Dance no public schools unlets the races A giant square dance will EAST LANSING COLLEGE LUTHERAN They Told Me," by were kept separate. held Aug. IS for visitors on Farm Richard Goldaworthy, Detroit gra¬ INEWS IN duate atudent, will be preaentad. Charlea Aurand and Anthony The Virginia group's action fol- lowed a similar course set by the Summertnn, S.C., Board of Edu¬ Lane. Square dance callers will compete during the wtel^and the UNITT CHURCH top caller chosen will perform Rocnana will play "Sonata for INTER-CITY FIRST CHURCH BRIEF by Anthony cation Wednesday. Aug. 18. 1IBLE CHURCH OP CHRIST. SCIENTIST lea' for Wood- |rVFRiM la, Percuaaion, Harp and Pl- STATE. byJtck Kimmell, Mid- atudent, will alao no* im aair caiaa a gtodern dance, "The Reviva- lists," by Iris Bowman, TRINITY CHURCH "A MAN CALLED PETER" IN CINEMASCOPE AND COLOR a* DELUXE * * * Group Set Congratulations hOTOW (dr>-A to the Wisliyai Hilhoiliil^ -wire i BMawa Zovrrnment's Hi Graduates hut couUn't stop him I w aV > from top to bottom unanimously Tbtl Remember as for oar ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH tic subcommittee. but couldml whip himl ML IL HA tU» * * # complete line of type¬ Wf Unfi writers — portable I hut eouUo't hold Mm) WfTIC CITY WV-OI »u reported Unkq Typewriter Co. 1 ■ympoaium k LUTHERAN CHURCH I College of Chr LUTHER CHAPEL OLIVET BAPTBT WE BUY ALL BOOKS BSL.VS JEANNE CHAIN ANYTIME to ST. ANDREWS p STORE Mmtgataaa-Miaaa UNIVERSITY — WATER CARNIVAL "Sense II "Htniirfl for the aovrrrlinly, lu,i. iKHdrnrr, Integrity and cqu- •IIIV among «Ute» In thrtr mutu¬ al iHutlmn anil In thrlr rrla- Family* Staff Ovl Permit Warning alun wlll| ulhrr alnlra. Rerofnl- U. A. s. Kills, of Ihr campus mailt In Ihe restricted parking tliui ami development of peaceful toller, aalil Thursday lli.it al- arraa on rampua. • corii-tenrc amnmi nation, re- noil not) faculty anil alaff hllla also aalil Ihoat faculty an,I gaiMIe,, of lilrolnilral dlffrrmrra nrinhrra arr allll drlvlna thrlr atuff mrnibara who hava not ar- of lllfferencea of aortal ordrr . , . rara with old oranyr prnulta. quired Ihr nrw while Criitmnlul Nonsense compliance Willi Ihn prlnelple of mutual rraporl for, and non-ln- trtfrrenre In, Inlrrnal affalra for Arrordlnii to Kills, these people orr drlvlna on prrmlta Ihul ex- plrril April I. Ho also auld that they are aubjret to law enforce- prrmlta ahnutd report Immrdlatr- ly to.the rampua police In Quou- art 104 and register fur a new permit. Welcome Alums - See the Centennial Class present the n IM.% Tokyo reported a |>opu- on of 7JN4.122, an inrraaiw of Jtldtfr* Will be II Data-Guide; I.8U in 1IM. ; of W JIM. mayor, u strurtor i' all-new .1955 Water Sat ui tin Clarenee L. Harden tinuinr K-1 Hall, pre Carnival. Creamery, Bmlirel See such floats as: 4If the Shoo Fits, Wear It' 4Sex perience is the Best Teacher' SAVINGS ON 'Variety is the Spice of Life' for the lil SPRING, RESORT, new utiliti 'Don't Count Your Cliickens Before planning . EARLY SUMMER They Hatch' FASHIONS Seniors... COATS, SUITS, to remember those wbntlerful iUji at The Past is the Key to the Future' State, get one of these bronze replicas of the Centennial medallion. FOR VACATION AND TRAVEL . . OfaalM- BART LANSING"8 DRIVE-IN THKA' OFFERS Vj* Saturday OHKUl (BOBHUL Mi I •a mgm it illMfliVBHH} , : ONLY $1.25 .mnr.sat^lsat. - ; UNION BOOK STOkE KFIIIV Direct iduation Sleep Cool In Our Klasticized Nylon rilfixiMn. (I In KM BALLERINA Kitrrny Com- SLEEPER lliilnty, irrurefill nnd aoo-o cool , , , Chevette's Guy lutdy xlrrpcr, rliixtlrlzcd for Mlcepiny eaxe ami comfort. Knny to cure for, it WHMheK and ilrlcH In n Jiffy: never need* Ironlnir. While, pink'or liluc. SI tea amnll, / medium or larife. I K. M* —I I.OV K A 1'iradt! RENT a typewriter Graduation mivst Grail' [Continued from Parr I) Honors do to Grandmother $5.00 Per Meat* Free Delivery FRANKLIN DeKLEINE COMPANY eitmU THE OLE Our Wool Boucle Hopsackmg SWIMMING HOLE! SHORT COAT director of Los Angeles Chambct of Commerce. Dr. Lee Mile llutchins, class ol ii a smart traveller that jroea anywhere, daytime 1(!>, chief of forest dtscsic re¬ search, U. S. Department of Al- or evening ... a one-button topper you'll woar rlculture, Washington. D. C. over everythimt in your research professor of horticulture summer wardrobe. and superintendent of Michigan Stated South Haven Experiment- Belye, yellow Dr. Vfcnrik Joukim Stafscth. class of 1917. dirrctur of Michi¬ It's a Tradition JHF J »r blue. TERRIES gan State's division of biological / mtO \ Size, 8 to 18. Dr. W|lliam Frank Uhl. clans of Evart, Mich., 1902, consulting engineer and r 'Kriculturlst, president of Cha*. T. Main. Inc., Engineers. Boston, Mass. Graduation Time » rvKl jkNSlNCB I E-IN THKiS is Party Time •FEKSVOO Bring (he Foln after Cnuhutton These gey, new, dotted Martex Special Late Evening Menu leery scttfa ere terrific (or indoor- Open FRIDAY ft SATURDAY outdoor bathing. In colon that take we# to beech or bath: white coin dots oa 12 p.a. to 2 *-tn. cecal, hhae or charcoal. , ^t ^ 2321 B. MICHIGAN — it 4-1T19 Full sixes: 5-9 narrow; 49 medium. SjOft '« '< ■ . ' ''...Mnwhliiii ,PhflBp.MpK.U.»3 w Mat appfaravt, tpartana movt Wi* A pi m,i "« * * * Tigers Bargain Movie* Sho* Vf Uh Yanks, AX Detail* of Dq »rr DETROIT Harold 1/Ti—Genersl Mon- (Muddy) Rucl of Spartans to Defend Team Title NEW YORK 1*1. ing the & Spedal Sunday Meal* . IPJe 410 w.' 0 iiu ^1,.1'lpyj^iC Vs Drake Hires (longratulaiiont MorrisH as > to the Track Coach Centennial John W. Mnrrliiii, h memtier of Stole'e ■oil the phya ed alaff, hia accept- pmltlnn of head track Crnduating riKirh at Drake tive llnlveraity, affec¬ Clan* July 1. Mnrrlaa la a former nanlatanf I athletic director at State and la now an inatructor. Morrlaa came to State from the PAGODA llniveralty of Arkanaaa, where I he waa lieud track coach and aa- ht ilao helped Furgol Leutls The Spartan baarball team ra wild during the apring. aettlng I)(>(>!xlale Golf new achoul mark for wina an (MEAT NECK, N. V. 1/11- copping the Big 10 title. Ughtly-regarded Marty Furaol piled up the pouita hut Sum Sneail and ex-grldder Mike Souchak played the golf Thuraduy in the LOVER! ROVER! opening round of the Decp/lalo Round Robin tournament. On July I of l»M. Biggie Munn Furgnl, 3d-year-old touring vet- teran from 1-emunt. |l|„ t>x>k the WARRIOR BOLDl officially ended hla coaching car¬ wrrkrntl with a eer and took the poaitlon of Michigan State Athletic Director The Spartana came buck in hiryrling ilulr. IH4 and the football team had a new head coach, Duffy Daugh- athletic director. .. College Bike Shop Duffy'* debut waa a polled with a 14-10 defeat at the handa of towa'a Hawkeyea And one week later In the firat home game the team again fell—thia time to Wla- The New York Yankeea an-l the St. Louie Browna on Sept M, 1*20 played a double header Select vour choice for the 1956 J-HOP Brown D Dowry Brother* raduate* and ALUMNI rr N0WAI0 HUGHES V SON OP SIN SAN MlIMM-klKKSI [ IM-MIKE ■ mrcT' NNSNNNHNi I riiUy 11 w, 10 $3.95 s«urd«y u ^ I, 10 p-m. \ «.'•** • ■ " ••• ■■ GLADM* H. Kosilcktk 4 Bre. DONGRATlJLATIONS WtimStTY MEN! SENIORS ■ . ■ Gibson's , - . ^ w THANK YOl university bookstore Campus Book Stoi isi. 133 'East Grand Rivrr ACROSS FROM CAMPBELL HALL East Lansing, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS centennial class COLLEGE 'INlSr Centennial KEWPEE'S RALPH'S CAFETERIA CONGRATULATIONS ch festival V *\ $ p.m. TwortfGs Noma Cit; '•>. Det Last Lar *■>.. Do. G-> Vii Irw Ma* 1 r. Republic ot RaMoll. * CONGRA1ULATIONS CONGRATULATION! SENIORS COLLEGE CLEANERS . CAMPUS