r. June! To Yob All... good luck! ate News I final fung . STARTS saturday DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN—FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1955 Labdrite Attlee Accuses Premier Of Mishandling Railway Strike Adenauer Accepts Go to It Charges Russia's Invitation EflSBBi Crossword Puzzie Refuted Will Join Redsitoda in Di*cu«> Discussion; , jSS" I-™.'".. Bv edcil May Ask Meeting in Geneva BONN. Germany (4*) — Chancellor Konrad Adenauer is willing to talk with the Soviet Union's leaders, but not for several weeks and not necessarily in Moscow, a gov¬ Policy ernment spokesman said Wednesday, ILOKDON (ff) — Labor Usauier Clement Attlee ac- ixarsrti T*rt»e Minister Eden , Sharkey, Gross* Point sophomore, and Hob Burnham. Grand Rapids . "JTAsiT-stla y of mishandling t steer their altentioa to a final fling of studies. "tan aiutionwide railway .ddriLe and said his policy i of Memories > art capital iiiuuui worsen Britain's in- -rrteblimh- .Buemul crtsia. Eden angrily radc Begins to Shape Up »en«*l the charges. ■ vcr.i weeks. itorr . m the Centennial be t Driver Dies After Collision * '# 'it Centennial Gommisshm to Top Fall Guests To Holil Banquet W. 3 Filial Celebration to lionor Centennial Events Outstanding Student* invocation, a symposium, national con- coming Parade and a student Awards In final celebration of Michigan Stated hirtftiiar, ''hut >turUa Knur Art Centennial Commission will hold an a want* banquw \»»v, t (■turning Spartans fall term. The End this issue, the State Complete With 'Fringe on Top' Antique Surrey Stages A Comeback on Camp to wOi Iw urn imiiR «e r-^ Mumll U Bailey. aaauUnt "►"un.-fc. protcaaor of agriculture engin¬ KaUs^mK type carri.se t "Uis,.- will eering, baa been piloting the ve¬ hicle around campus during the university by |! ail The banquet Ml am am *» htudrnta MbmjPB '»» >rsaat>- Week of Okrr /dti'idh >»n «eeipuft JmrnarMmtA • CImmmlmEmd r all of Albion H Michi- 1 Ml include rey with the fi student* and wdmim*tr»ii*»• the Na- ' Prof, tiuiicy sa A*ncultural * »*-!•; the %n*k them in Coutwit lumra» k board* of >iU-s. 0^ n. Interview, fur Junuw Cuunuu ■ -Grant will be held tell term. Pennnn.r . i wbeduled ——• »'"W « MB ■mS^mT^^SSSkl *aa inert*Ait ititi **%» Educational Sell-Out Ufe Cm Be Michigan State News Pearson 'Off Base9 in TV Blast TANGLES RICHMOND. Va. lavcr —A tax- approocned J. M. Bar- l.w and asked for a "tangled In a recent nationally-syndicated column. Drew Pearson, educational television to reneh ita particular aodieneo b writ-known news "analyst." devoted thr major part of hi* between the hour* of 9 a.m. ami 2 p.m. j day'* production to an attack on Michigan State'* admin¬ At present. WKAR-TV. operating on I'ltra High istration. FTeq- | __ The bane of hi* attack was the combined commerciai- itency. L* airinjr about S.V40 hour* a week with about 60- INTRANATIONAL av# 80'. of this time devoted to "live" broadcasts. educational televi*ion program *et forth in State'* t'nder the pUn. WKAR-TV would produce 38 hours a ! ; Ootlw a pm, Intcrna- for a Very High Frequency channel. request ' * * * Pearson was not only way off hase in his comment* week — 98'.' of which would be "live" educational show* st almost selected audiences. TCTTING ON THE DOG TUNT (A*—Even the stray EsS—: but apparently was eery ill-informed. Those fbcts were presented to the Michigan legislature Night Staff For the record, here and hashed out on both the Senate floor and the floor of are some of the answer* to the sum the Honse. *■»"<- ■lbrepresentations In his article. Roth hodiew gave their support to the share plan a* seat The article started off bv speaking of President Hannah to the FCC for consideration. havinjr made a deal w ith Kdward E. Wilson. *on of Pefense There were a number of other "facts" in Pearson's Secretary Charles E. Wilson. The implication that there story that did not ring time. CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS was some sort of sell-out is very clear. It is rather difficult to make a deal over The idea that the combined program would result in the something Vou don't have. Michigan State does not as yet have a university snd the people of Michigan taking a financial VHF channel. The case for the granting of such a channel i* at beating at the hand* of Genera! Motors is not only silly present under review by the Federal Communication* but a very unrealistic appraisal of the situation. Commission in Washington. Educational television has a big place in the future of GOOD LUCK ON FINALS The major tvtrt of his attack lies in the America. fact that thi* "sell-out" involve* Vichiean State accepting the "lews I'niversity courses for homemakers. farmers and school valu¬ children can he a powerful means of raising the educa¬ able" daytime space on the share plan. tional level of the nation, and educated In the deal as presented to the FCC. Michigan Stale people are free people. picked Ike lime for the educational TV to he In operation. raff* An extensive survey has shown that the best time for If' Letter to the Editor lift Student A ffairs In India Cited L •— DELIVERY SERVICE 231 ALA.C. Trunks, appliance, apartment moving. TEE MtflUfl/Ht lTATg WWB BALLOT BOX New officers of Alpha Kappa. Jacqueline Martin, Battle Creek Alpha are president Gloria Jean junior: treasurer Carolyn Grissom, Richardson. Ann Arbor junior: St. Albans, N.Y., sophomore, and vice president Annette Griffith, dean of pledges Patricia Neely, more; Linda McCallum, Femdale Lansing sophomore: secretary I Ypsilanti junior. freshman; Susan McKee, Nile# sophomore; Jean Meece, Chicago junior; Pat Murphy, Battle Creek STUDENTS FACULTY freshman, and Ann Priest, Grand Rapids freshman. _ | Patn Dolza, Davisburg soph- Others are Elizabeth P r o u t, I mette. III., sophomore. Houghton freshman: Carol Rand, i Grand Forks, Minn., freshman, I PHI GAMMA DELTA Other new initiates include and Joan Thuma, Sycamore, 111., I and is interested in colonizing Kathleen Giffels, East Lansing chapter at Michigan State freshman: Donna Goodrow, Grosse I New Alpha XI Delta officers Write Pointo Woods sophomore; Nancy are president, Betty Zuegc, Wau- i j PGP, 1336 Cranbrook Road Kromis, Ferndale sophomore:. watosa, Wis., junior; vice presi¬ Janet Krulik. Charlevoix sopho¬ dent, E v a n g e.l i n e Newcomb Birmingham, Mich. more; June Lind, Pontiac sopho¬ Flushing junior; recording sec¬ more. and Barbara M a c k 1 i n. retary, Bonnie Baker, Battle Grand Rapids junior. Creek junior: corresponding sec¬ More Alpha XI initiates are retary, Peggy Kihm, Kalamazoo Judy Malpass, East Jordan sopho-d Spartans take up where aeniors left oft. Final Breaks Religious Groups Slate End of Term Socials 1. Balance forward 2. Activities Carniv: Campus religious groups are Gamma Delta will hold the last - - U Wrd. i»n* » |»):N limiting social activities for the ■espers for the term Sunday at coming weekend due to the fact :15 p.m., at Martin I.uther House. EVFMNU COM. that finals will begin Following Saturday finals, on Saturday. me¬ mbers of Spartan Christian Fel- nwship will meet at the East PAT TAVENNER Treasure Sophomore Clan — 19.17 pes cLASsrnros.... high readership- . . . Imported llaliun Crocheted Attend Church This Sunday I NYLON YARN STRETCH SIIORTIE GLOVES ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH BAPTIST CIIURCII CENTRAL FREE •eath Wishingtoa ml Moore. River Drive METHODIST CHURCH Miter, ItwtN Sugdea Ataoc. Pirtar, Douglas Rro N. Wauhlngtun at Jeffervoa 1«:M A.M. BIBLE SCHOOL MRBHM REFORMED EAST LANSING COLLEGE LUTHERAN UNITY CENTER CHURCH CI W. GRAND RIVER INTER-CITY FIRST CHURCH BOXIE G. MILLED. PiRoi ■ KRRERT C. WOLF. Pidef BIBLE CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST Elaine Meyer, Rartah AmX Nuatfav Hcheel — II A.M urn Sunday Nrhiml. tie A.M. Tha Rrrvlre — 11 A.M. EAST LANSING THIN ITT CHURCH Household choriw?, grocery sho|>- ping, gardening or relaxing . . . you're lovelier in our zip-front cotton earil)l>ean print patio lounger, a whirl- ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHOLIC CHURCH CAMPl'S VESPERS akirt beauty you'll live in. Green, «M AMMt M blue or brown. Sizes 10 to 18. 5.95 EunZSZ JTiM II iUi, D*ra * OWnllM — ( - 1 • « • 9 - « Mmlm: M«A, 4:H U I M u4 7:M U 9:9* ,» brunch on the OKE.MOS patio IIAITIST CHURCH VISIT THE UNIVERSITY CHAPEL Lost-and-Found Music Honorary Sorry, Our Error Marching Clinic New Wor Unclaimed articles now In the Initiates Memlwrs The Wednesday edition of the Slated for Prep Union lost-and-found room will be cleared out before the begin¬ Delta Omicron. national vnuslt State News erred in reporting the Association of Off-Campus Stu¬ Band Directors For Son ning of fall term. Dick Bystrom. honorary, recently initiated 1' dents open to residents of fra¬ assistant urges manager of the Union, students who have lost new members. The honorary articles anywhere on campus to highest point average of has held tht any Del- ternities, sororities and co-ops. Membership is open to off. The Michigan State department music will sponsor a marching >and clinic for high school band Suggested! campus students other than pcr- directors July 29 and 30. l|Mk KDM check before leaving school. ta Omicron group in the nation son* residing in Greek or co-op The facilities of Kellogg Cen- . Ag Board in ||J KA8T LANSING'S ONLY HUYC-IN THEATER for three consecutive years. Co- eds must have a 3-point in music living una*. Students affiliated with, but not residing in the liv- •r. the Music Building and the drill field will be available for Change* J,,,,,. YOU RENT courses plus a 2.3 all-college. | ing units, are eligible. llnlc. The program will stress tested ideas for football shows and A words of resolution !., will place emphasis on the needs Mi,I,:,. TODAY A SATURDAY a typewriter STARTS of small bands. "The 1-iU-rnlm Bounty liunlrr' TUESDAY The lectures, workshops demonstrations will cover various and iwevs* Board of styles of marching, instrumenta¬ Agricnn tion and methods of charting a If the board "W.kr of the complete football show. .M.; , ©s, the new w, ' Red Witch" effect July I » for twirlers and drum John Wayne officially becot.,,. The Fight Sni, "Gangbusters" ' t. f.3 Kay Grime. reads: Farrall Honored Student* Admire Art Exhibits. On the Bank, Is s school of Rf.| SUNDAY A MONDAY that-, u'l "The Country Girl" Standard Office Machines Arthur W. Farrall. head of the department of agricultural en¬ V Utile Abstract! Their specialty i. And those spari;, ,i, „ °] Mm ' Gears $5.00 Per Month Oatr Kelly gineering, will receive an honor¬ rial ary doctor of engineering degree teams arc Art Show Displays — — i,0 Free Delivery at the University of Nebraska AH through the "Cult of the Cohra" commencement in Lincoln, Neb., f*hl for the only FRANKLIN DeKLEINE Monday. Green and white. r, Nationally recognized as an ed¬ COMPANY ucator nnd research director in commercial engineering. Farrall Student Technique Go rich! thru' Watch the point, CIIOKI l„, , . will return to his native state to k., SparUn teams are h„ accept the honor. They're flshtim; RAH! RAH! K Ml in an exhibit from June 3 to Sec their team I. We're coins to win j Work from painting, pottery, "We ask the teacher* to *ub- Heht! Flcht! Rah' , BOOKS WANTED t architectural and fashion design mlt the best work they have Victory for MM . j artist* fill the Annual Student available," t'hurrh aald. j Show. An oA'erflow from the ex- "They more or less line up their j hibit also is on display in the tw*> south campus art work build¬ class's work without reference to : MStT. we love th ings. the experience of the students and When twilishi .Retire "JJ "We to U show rub abase decide on the top products," Hushing deep and ,;i(,| These are just a few of the titles we neetl in large quantities in tiie •urretit etlilions 1 •f our department." Howard Students whose work is select¬ Oor ivy covered Beneath the pine, lull. Church. head of the art depart- w, „ , ed thus have the chance to see To clve our heart, ADAMS: Intermcdiatr Algebra heenau A Kevrs: Steam Talile* their work in relation to others, Sine our love fur \imj ,„ t ADAMS: (!«ni|)rlilivr Economic Svslcm* KLEPPNER: Ailvrrti*iug Procedure Consequently the show contains Church explained. Also, all art XVhen from the wen,, w jewelry, paintings, sketches, print students can see what is consider¬ And twilishi ,lu[,11., ANDERSON X WEIDNER: Slat*- X l.oral Gov't RI.EINBERG: Social Psychology work, textiles, fashion and indus¬ ed the best of their class. *»or mrm'ry still „,ii | ANDERSON A WEIDNER t American City Gov't KNOWI.ES A SNYDER: R*lg'* in W*-*t. Uv. trial design, ceramic and wood Where lisht and -n,d..« work and advertising. In Iowa In the rv'ninc mi », ANDERSON & WEIDNER: American Government capital punishment n LINDIIOI.M HA II: Prinr Money A Itank'g All exhibits are done by stu¬ cases, state law provides that ex¬ And turn our thorn hi. ANDERSON: Intro. Animal llu*humlry LYON II A II: Nature A Prop of Soil* dents as part of their course work ecution cannot take place less Sin, our love lor Vrr, in art department classes. than one year after sentencing. And thy praises vis. UAER A KOKHKK: Occupational Information MACLEAN: Life Insurance The st.nss Haiti: Michigan in Four tlenturie* .MANSFIELD: Clothing Coimtrurtiou » BELLOWS: Psych of Per*, in Ilia*. X Intl. ~ MARIN A SAUER: Strength of Material* btKiV f.icult V BEGEMAN: Manufacturing Prorr**r* They were MAT1IESON: Enlomologv for Intro Cr'* i BINNING: Riar of Amrr Eron Life MLIIR A CAM.MACK: Peine of Insurance LAST DAY Barry Syracusi Gillette Stand; BOND i Intro to Journali*m Falcone direr,..' - MKIKLEJOII.N: Comparative Atlas to pick up your Kccsler dirt i '• .. BRIGANGE: Speech MERIAM: Mechanics Pi* 1 A II ions; Oscar BURNS & PKLTASON: Gov't l>> tin- Band director People MIDDLEM1SS: College Algebra CENTENNIAL . GRAIG: Seirnee for the Elem Sell Teach MILLAR A TURK: Soil •*• dents,.men's tin. C11ANEY t Nurtiliou MORRISON: Feeds A Feeding WOLVERINE DOIIKS SAP: Out*i«lc HcaiTg* in .MI ND: Government A Bunine** Stale lit IItilt! Geography in the FAULKNER: American Ec*m History OI.SFN A OTHERS: Seollo A Community UNION HOOK STORK Retl (IriiNs (.lu FINNEY A MILLER: Prinriplc* of Arcuunlitig PLHKIN: Writers Guitl A Index to Eng. FAULKNER: Insiilc Today'* Home Michigan St..'. PETERSEN t Dairv Science can Red Cr$*> FREUND: MtNlern Elementary Statistic* I'l MPIIREY: Fund, of Electrical Crass Htime \ FULLER: Analvtir Geometry Engr. Wolverines will also he available Course at Kt■: i RLTNOI.DS: I alitor Leon A lailtor Kela. -25 FULLER A TII'PO: College during exam week in the Wol.erine Botany ROItll A GARRISON t Art in West. Worbl ReginlereH with teaching t, . GOMBKIC1I: Story of Art KOSKNIIACH W A M: E**en. Plane Trig Office on the third floor of the ♦ v « dership ability- GRA\ ES: Art of Color X D*-*igu III NNLI.O: Animal enroll in the GROSS A CRANDALL: Mgm't for M.hL Families Pathology Union Building. The course -• . III SSELI. A HEAUll: Text of HART A SHUETZ: Short tin. in Org. 4.hem. Sal«-*inan*hip feetive methtnv S A RETT A FOSTER: Basic Prim- of care of the Speech m>> . IIEGNEK A STILES: College /.«>«ilogy SARLES Etc: Mierohiology ing supcrviMu ■ program. HUNT A WILLIAMS: t j»»c Prole, in Fiuam-e SM AR T A S: Intro to Eamilv Kelatiou'ps I.C.M.: Police Administration JOHNSON: Metallurgy SMITH S A J: I nified Calculus STOVALL A BROWN: Historical (.eology noviwmm Youth Mu*i<- 1'ri'H Scheduletl for Jt Cll S: Personnel Maiiagriiirut V I ITTt.H A StillLER: Audio Vis Material* A three-week JUSTIN R A Yt Footl* BLOOD- from June 27 • sponsored by u < RED ment on campu.* The program Books that have been or will Ih' iliM'oiitiuut-tl lltal KISSES! school student wo buy for tho wholosalo I ratio through 12 their a Hardin: Biology. 2ud Edition SANDERON: Intro to Gen t lieiuistrx music summer, live hrauskopf: Euiiil of Phy* Sr. 3nl E*l SMART A Mt.K: Boalnesa letters Cook A C: Stu*. Apprvtaeli to Ell. 2nd M AYNARD A B: IVinr of Marketing PARKER: t.ommrrieal Algebra W Al.hEK: Mailt E*s«*n for Eb-in Slati* PltstlRS A II: Person Admin. 2ml Ed WII.StlN: Botauv Keiiner A 4 It hers: Worbl Leon t.eog. I bis i* ju>l a sampb' list bus all discontinued (took". VI >t I ft AMT.II t lirim.tr. lab Wright V|. liistrunirnis for Botany, /<><>logx. FREE!! Drawing Instrument* Bacteriology >liilr Rules llaml I* FREE!! A IWl.UVt lln't ALL IIIIILK TYPES tlF EQUIPMENT given a*.e *''' Frida.v N lift >oui I Ktf 'WE III Y ALL BOOKS ANY OLD DAY OF Ticket* tr,",' '* TIIE YEAR Merchan,- hand ever, t"**1 Gibson's Night a* M BK Tilt I ' "i UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE winmk ' II Co*t* To Wis ACROSS FROM CAMPBELL HALL a — mew fltna • mm. $tctkit • niao Htimot i SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW I Wi a <■ a* t FJ». P '«» mn s»*. Gosper, Coykendall Bid Adieu Four Thinclads Travel West By HAL BATEMAN i Coykendall, who has a person¬ yard high hurdles and al best of 13' 9", will meet such put in the nationals. Four Michgan State* trackmen top-flight pole vaulters as Sou¬ The decathlon man wi will close the spring season when thern Cal's Walt ls An- Don Bragg. All three have clear¬ feet. ed 14' 8" this season. ; j geles. June 17-18 and the Big 10 j Illinois' Willard Thomson it th^ In the dual meet Coykendall nation's leading hurdler with | —Pacific Coast | -DubiNN Conference dual j — | Powell Inks :13.7 time while Tom Jones, Ml« - will team with Michigan's Ron : meet at Berkeley, Calif., June 21. j Appleman and Illinois' Dale Fos¬ ami of Ohio's defending chamj j The meet will be the last var- ter to meet Levack, Morris and pion, will be the favorite in It s Been... | sity competition for seniors Ke- 1 Bonus Pact ! van ! dalt. Gosper and Chuck Coyken- California's Dave Seed. Savoldi will team with Hillmer, the Big 10 runner-up, son and Hoosier Milt Campbell By DONN SHELTON 1 wwrr. , . j The; other two entries are jun- meets the defending national the dual meet high hurdles. Ernie Shelton of Sou¬ Woodson of Illinois will join th< TVrm end and time for a RUU Newt 8porta Editor lineup shift as ole DubiNN leaves With Chisox I ! iors Don Hiilrner and Joe Savoldi, champion the newly elected 1956 track cap- thern Cal in the high jump. Shel- trio for the shuttle Hurdue rela; tonh asc leared 6' 1" while team¬ Following the meet Savoldi wil tain. Bounce A the confines of the sports page and is farmed mate Floyd Jeter has done 6' 8". prepare for the decathlon cham out to the Smith, Mathews Hi|liner has a personal best of pionships. The 6' 3" 215 pound Hi, t-2 edit page. junior scored 5890 points whii{ So. this Isn't a goodbye, merely a "see you later, Sign Willi Oriole* taking third at the Kansas Relayl only in a gWSOTMTFD PRESS different place." Spartan hnscballers Bob ^jt'j K-K-Kitls. Al Ka- Powell. George Smith and * * * al Hirtv.v Kuenn, each Chuck Mathews were signed One consolation about leaving Page Five is that , run Thursday but I won't to professional contracts have to defend my major league baseball B1 nearly enouirh as predictions. Thurstlay. Powell, nn oufieldcr, inked „ York Yankees whip- As I leave, the New York Yankees and the fantastic bonus contract with the Chicago flock from Brooklyn are drawing farther and Iw Tiycrs. 7-3. farther White Sox while Smith and Math¬ 0 HAirnon bol,od his ,mh away from by "all redskin" series. ews signed non-bonus pacta with ^ year with two men the Baltimore Orioles. (list innina to give This just makes it tougher on Jack , Berry, who also saw Powell, who hit .439 in Big 10 ^ the.v never lost. the Tribe and Braves in the Series. He's going to lie uruond play this year and has , homered in the lost of at the final reckoning. h a man on and add- In the fifth to boost * * * n> irish to thank all our to .376. Can't say it hasn't been fun though, this two term tenure good College Patrons for .W started for New as sports editor. your support and patron¬ I rive up both Tiger Looking back, we recall a three part series about the age this past gear. Hope More being relieved football team that really made life a ball for a few [naunty In the fifth, Didn't know that many people lived around here, let alone days. Rain Delavs to see gou again soon. vja aking his sixth ap- read the paper. .. i seven days, checked j!f» t»C- IM Title Tilt grs no one hit the rest of And I am sure it wasn't really as hot as it felt in the ice arena the night the hnckev team battled ! POHEl-L Thursday's IM champions! starter Steve Gromek Michigan his r,i"iblll,-v- "ce'vert » reported Mtftball game between ATO and and had a "Jinx-time" of it. ' »3o.ooo. West Shaw 2 was rained out and 1 Bit! the fourth, w hen Leo will be played this, afternoon at' And the tennis team is still muttering about playing six-' s.*\n' 5 30 on Old College Field diamond ' A COMPLETE TRIUMPH n set games and Dickie Menzel is spelled with a 7. and not a C. And who could possibly lie as happv as the baseball | reach New Vork on their eaat- If today's contest is rained out Powerful Story, team "n road trip, ... was traveling back from the title game will be played at Magnificent Performance!, Michigan after knocking off the | A, „ bnnu, plnvpr h„ mu„ ^ tlie "earliest possible time." ' Superb Drama! Wolverines, 3-0. at Ann Arbor. |kept Anyway, its time to move over in the other corner of them"'" of iwo years, with the .-lob r». city room and turn over the Luther Ardfurb chair to Jack j Smi,h *nd Mathews Berry. J optioned to farm clubs in It's lll'l'll il Dut. Iiefore T (you didn't think you were jrolnjr to tret ting off thut easy did vou?), I WHnt to tell you the "story" hartI on** year of eligiliility left. liehind Bob Powell's White Sox contract. PLEASURE Richard* uid thai oHther Its sources are senttered but they will all agree on the III be placed any highrr than basic ingredients. aha B. adding lhat each show I Serving you. the students of Michigan I promise hut needed "a lot Seems that Rob was in the outfield at the Irvnut and polish." was bouncing in perfect throws to the three bases so. Stole I nireriity, has indeed been our 'he other two Spartan seniors, they railed him in to take a turn at hat. inny Matsock ami Dick Idz- Ron Jackson, 6'7" bonus babv from Western Michigan, vski, have also been offered ideusure. ti e strive for the finest variety clouted a long home run over the 33(1-foot mark at Comiskcy of carefully prc/uircd meals. Park and Frank Lane, Chisox general manager, was all Ill our CROSBY - KELLY- HOLDEN smiles. lutking is done in our ullro-moilcrn Powell stepped into the hatting cage and hit a line shots into the outfield—just to warm couple of kitchens THE COUNTRY GIRL tip. Then he blasted one over the tIS-foot mark and Lane for your enjoyment. dove for his wallet and pen. Before Powell stepped down he had dropped two more In the seats and Jackson was moving I'lun to (lint* with over to make room on the White Sox bench. CAPITOL us aguin next term! Top Netter Do** Brofan will b* th* only Michigan Stale entrant In the NCAA tennia rhampionahipa at Chapel Hill. N. C., June J0-15. CONGRATULATIONS MASON CAFETERIA STUDENTS Store Your Winter Clothes and Money PLAN NOW TO OPEN YOUR SPECIAL CHECKING ACCOUNT at the FIRST NAT. 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