TlMk M warn, an ■adirgialuateH. SPARTANS: ONLY 3 DAYS BEFORE FINALS BEGIN PUBLICATION JUNE 6. 19RB PRICE 5 CENTS ace Talks Fail Halt Stoppages jreement Predicted Soon spile Scattered Shutdowns HT — A atrika waa on among some Ford Receive First MSU Degrees early today aa negotiator* took an hour contract talks at 12:30 Diplomas a.m. jm~ skills " To lie "Sent ech Finals Grads on Goals After July 1 Wednesday 'Keep Defeime of Freedom, Bring 1954-55 rrtiom Ready Diem Hurls American %av of Life First' Gr»d« lo 2,985 1 Finalists Today "Keep the tlefenae of our freedom anil our way of life By JEBRV JKNNINGH Army at first among your goal, in life." Atlni. Arthur W. Radford advised Michigan SUte graduatas Sunday, in the 97th It is for ua the living . . . Rebel Sect annual commencement in Mucklin Stadium. Admiral Radford it chairman to lie here dedicated to the unfiniaheii work." Dimriitrr. Itrmiurd of the United State* Joint Chief* of Staff, the top rung in the na¬ Off-Caniputt Meet The well-known word* from Abraham Lincoln'* Gettys¬ In by Mphlfall tion's military ladder and the Set for Tueaday burg addreaa, choaen a* the board which advises the President - Election of officers will beheld Michigan State Centennial on military affair*. SAIGON. South Viet Nam lo, were recalled Sunday Pointing out that commence¬ Tuesday for the Association of bl'i — 1 rentier Ngo Uinh ment ia literally "only a com¬ Off-Campus Students, a service at 4 p.m. in Macklin Stadium, Diem hurlol more than 30 mencement," Radford recalled his organisation to provide coordin¬ for the univeraity'a 97th an¬ ation between off-campus stud¬ army battalion. Sunday a- own graduation from the Naval nual commencement exercise*. ents. gainst the private" forces of Atadeiny at Annapolia in IVlb Nominal ions are open to all During the ceremonies, l.ftO ku all the dissident lloa Hao relig¬ students received bachelor*' de- off-oompiiN students. To qualify i. 112 mailers' degree*, and |tU i,i T»tn rail.. Idaho: ious sect. By nightfall the for Domination a* chairman of An 27 doctors' degrees. More than r Mumsing: Jerry rebels were hemmed into a mm ami Secretary of the Navy the council. 10 names are need¬ I S.000 parent*, relatives, and f* shorn. City. Okla.: Dt- triangle of watery ricelanda ed. friends were present lo witness »•'. Detroit: James Discu.sj.ion of next year's pro¬ Uvt Laiutni; Robert with little hope of escape. >• they strrhscd the event in the Stadium. a subject gram and a short entertainment | U>1 Lansing, art William Diem, who had delayed an all- cut ollenaive against Soai't J.000 program will follow. The meeting 'Sense and Nonsense' This term's Young, Mil* is set for ft p.m. in the Union * » to S.000 men lor two week* de- Michigan SUte University. Their Beverly Wright. I •' Ore W ic inter. Vat Widauer. Ban Republic Ol D It. apite sniping attack*, gave the go ahead alter a aerte* ol Hoa llao assault* on Uaiaar River terry "You accept indivi- Men's Glee Club West Landon Takes VSiasarr, posts early Sunday The govern¬ in accordance RaWotl. ment kicked oil It* a tuck near Can Th». 00 mile* *outh ol Saigon Latest report* ol casualties Mid ind skill*. And ly to help de- way of life." Trials Set Tryoul* Today for mat tall'* Men' 1st With Farmhouse the lightning otwratwei ro»t the Br MUM Il lbt GIn Club will br held lyday and army three killed and the lloa from j In 6 p.m. In 220 The portrayal uf a campu* policeman watching a couple Hap 10. ' practice Building, in front of Beaumont Tower M Weal Lamlmi ami Farm- vard L. Richmond, director houae to the firat place trophy in the 1935 Water Carnival. * Glee Club, will be pr< The theme ol the winning float 11 k with all men Interested In wa* "A Watched Pot Never Bod*. ,nmt» floating ... a cloud above . The practice bull Chairmen ware Marjorie Bach. ,n power plant. directly behind Akron trcahman, Carol Hetlbrun. Dearborn fraahman, and Howard. Aa «awmg laialinr of Pol*, Ki—ea, Fi»U» Fly Sentiment Rampant in - - " . 1 Week's Events ber huib*nd to swing at her. up with ■ ,41-caliber Deringri rifle Davy used lor Uriel piac- p"'< to MeH VIWD^n f,.,v 'Front Line' Drag An honor stud< Brains Over Brawn fttoh departinont education instruct Shade* of the Spartan Foundation. A few year* bro Mlchiirnn State Rot in a lot of trouble over thia orRnnlzation which was deaiRned to promote State on the athletic field* of the nation by brlnR- Governmenlal Forum Slated for Summer inR hlRh school stars here. Michigan Stale'. tenth annual the School af Education, will be Jan* M, and laHmdag the BIr Red or the Tlrers really beat top through l*at week the Spartan Foundation W|A rovemment forum will bring top fliRht BIr 10 football teama. ' today piTm,tWi Um .l*-weefc gam. Tutaday. July M. revive- Phi Gamma Nu meeting In EXT. 268 to 3 P.M. and senior hiRh school years within the Union Tower Roam. Business fliRht hiyh school intellects. If some of schools. meeting at 7 p.m; pledging at them happened to lie athletes, fine, but the 2. A scholastic competition with all hiRh 7:45 p.m. maRnrt should draw them for brains In- schools eligible to compete in class in de¬ fore brawn. lude, essay, speech, or some other schol- It is activity such as the formation of the "Front Line Club" that mad* it neces¬ sary for tMiohim State to fl*ht so. hard to Ret its recoRnition as a university. Marylnnd has iwwerful athletic teams, bnt W isn't recoRnlted very hbrhly aea- AUTOMOTIVE Crossword Puzzle PASTRIES S2S2SZ. -tanona.- —I sKti BREAKFAST cwppc'8 HSiSL ■ IVarm, Cloudy, , nginemen Phi* Shower* Forecn»t Totlay Walkout In mldaftemoon, other army striking forces occupied all the main mutes linking Sadec, long Tans gained during mencement exerciser com¬ Sunday afternoon will be rinsed off to¬ day If the weatherman's pre¬ t,P>—rVitr* Yuyen, and Lai Vung. These diction of scattered showers and # Sunday thunderstorms comes true for towns, all army bases, form an railway this afternoon and evening. equilateral triangle of about 30 "Partly cloudy and warm" Is square miles of rice poddies with¬ in which Soai's forces appeared promised along with the dam- pener. Today's high will be 78-56. huge profits in crops and army's light Infantry elements fanned Into the rice fields. The troops ferreted out retreating llna Hoa men, many of whom threw down their arms and surrendered. affect- i strike Dicm's forces smashed Blnh Nine new member* were lapped Saturday night for Gxrallhur, senior men'* ha*, Xuyen's private army of ex-riv- er pirates In bloody street fight¬ orary. Four more will be tapped In the fall. ing in Saigon. The Binh Xuyen forces were Mortar Board Ford Walkout commanded by Gen. Le Van Vlen. Binh Xuyen, which long mono¬ y»._ f a f (Continued from Page t) rhief want. In providing nupple. polized Saigon's gambling and Utes 6 Alums M hfU " ^p^ vice operations, lost heavily CAMPUS BOOK STORE through confiscation of its prop¬ A • r L. „ •• • downtown hM.I. while the They hod ngeeeU Ihot Peed erties after the military defeat. UNION BOOK STORE At Luncheon ™ ukm,,t «■«.« • rtnal day. Ihe nenenl Meter. Bonding mllllon-doll.r Jeblem »or food J traffic" has Mortor Boord, wnior women', few mile. aw„. Elnr*"?'wJrtfr the* fllrtyeM honorary, ow.rded Centennlol el- tations to six of Its outstanding n„pl„ lh, olmenrn of the ,|x"ee"u ml "rand yT.r'Ind |^ort| gtrikf deadline there still seven cents the third. •luhinae at a luneh.on Solurd.y. wrr, h()pr, thai a settlement Roulher claimed the tunc ... v2Adello M. Lamb. "OKI** W. Heeuwhea,3U; |„ achieved. would be sufficient to flnanci Ail agreement cither at Ford or cnsldrrnhly higher payments NniAttmiii ™n* ny Rogers Stewart, H; Clarissa OM w,Rr on the UAW's guaranteed augmenting state unrmploymcn nnd othcr demands would eompensatlon sums, thsn Fort OF THE YEAR 7°!!, othy Robinson Roes, .• 21. •n