>TS'- (•HOP THEME OPENS CONTEST , WEDNESDAY (I, No- 66 PRICE 6 CENTS Better flowing Man' Contest Threatened II {back Faure, Pinay O'Hara Hits N).;r Letters, Cancel Trip: Defending the Trophy Handling of P8 Aides KVKR _ |'resident To Russia Campaign cheerful «B*in on continuing foreign Stocks Suffer t? tSLH Men Begin Training 1 2nd Major Decline NEW YORK (4V-The Stock Market suffered it* ».-cond | H Army Reserve Plan Starts WASHINGTON tAV-The Army I randy «e take M Ban time MM major reaction Monday in the wake of the news of the ntial Press lC Hurrtv, who told r»- ■ — | President'* illnes*. rredc a amall beginning on the) *M> aunlag ha Jaaaery. A presidential rwder which au> "(4 course" Eisen- IndUn Summer ip n hi* doctors executive tired Warm Weather par The phy- vlaion uf the reserve Continues Today permits members of tf volunteer for six mont Continued warm weather la of the President heart londay to see wheth- ment . with the Army and cor predicted for today. Although |- N I„ military obligation in Hind none, partly cloudy, the temperature la expected to riae to a hi*h of Hrokrrv .aid the Stork »o far ha. gone thn.ugh a Market norma! boycott of the AmemNy A* » further eight years Other M I farther rvtdenec of between 70 to 7S. Thia morn¬ scries of artiona sit.ee the first Foreign Mlnatry Robinson ings' low hovered around the break one of the greatest the,-' ".mosesl that F The Army Is geared to handle SO degree point. ' **or* in ma grand a Kale " bad Id dwlla bona of other objert. One of They are Nan Boacb. Walled <»ar»." Eban os jig Entrance bleaks over the frvuU of • lifetime hit more unusual collaruons u I Ukt. Concessiona; Horace D An- The collection was boxed, pri¬ found M grt at the Ibhb dm bobby to Michigan State for one eg various uranium-bearing marily in candy boxes which gclo, Birmingham. Pubticiiv. A«embly couna Orwk- Uil0.-,r'Reiund u#vir,» cimu scientific use. according to Uo> d Emmons, Dean * Emeritus of Nelson obtained from the local ona. Nelson gathered these be- fore the current interest in Giena Smith. Dear born. Ticket. It u indeed hard to oar; pre- and Programs, and Barbara Js- : beud how any government which dewrmaned hp tha Wuaar of tha < the College of Science and Aru slip of radioactivity and uranium. cobs. Dea names, IIL, raven. values its moral poa.'jon can give tee and aaaoced - ■dawf ,P"k,heup 'ranapor- and assistant director of the un- a I cos covered Nelson haa ahellt Like moat collector.. Nelson ' Otherr are Bill Cayne. Ftr»-'.or sell arms to governments whose Xewv He wiU race c*plosives iveralty Muaeum. ndeed sig- representing the cnttra length of haa exchanged and visited with dale, and Jan Prattle, Groaae primary international ohieetive la rather night of tha ^»"ment of agri- the Harm River, the Grand people who shared his interest Points, co-chairman of decora- to harass, besiege, intimidate, and and IL . Nt Sr'JM bt>lon <* Uta dt- . Baker, acting dirac- River la mod spats and moat of the nrera that empty into Lake Huron. In mollusk sheila. Thai was how 1 nans; Carolyn LuttrcU, Burning- stale with which they refuse to' ha obtained many out-of-atal* j ham. Uatrona, god Jean Gregory, | d Poaofbta dntroy -evreUry. jeatghlnb pr Administration Discrimination at MSU, Too? "'TS ^ Conduct Till Case Discussed by Thanks ' whlch ,h* Suprrm, ( attacked. -to do. Invariably I am net Mrbjtje attmtheir who visit and live'i, r It ftvea the State News great pleasure to pass on the fallowing message from the Dean of Studenta: nitre ,nd un,1<'1 "The student body of Michigan State, In Its conduct ■■ ■ S nTul J*lnil SH >1 »>roble": Invariably, | tha past week, has proven its maturity and good srMslmA'lee-tlm aetteu el twe have never beer, to 0,1 MMrs beyond any doubt." "With not a single Incident to mar the record, the smen new attending MHIT bare set an example for future Classen to follow." "I would like to express my personal thanks and the thanks of the entire administration for the fine conduct which has served as one more example of the quality and high character of the students at this university." "Particular thanks go to all the student governing bodies, the Resident Advisors and and organisations that have worked so hard in Ing the Ideals that have made thia conduct posalbt At the Rose Row) in 19M the studenta attending brought as much credit and glory to State by their mature conduct as the team did by its victory. The past week has served to doubly emphasize tha adult attitude at MSU. In view of the conduct of student Indies at other schools. State alumni ami students have a very good reason for holding their heads a little higher when they say, "I'm from MSU." WASHED and DRIED at 40c A LOAD! Free Laundry Bags new hours: THIS WEEK ,hru Fri* —8n.wt.-9p.rn. Own to . customer ** — 8n.wu-6p.rn. UNIVERSITY LAUNDERETTE ;806 Albert St Next to Bus Station - \ wmF!T im* ~ Ctiunky WhiUy Ford threw a brilliant *«• hitter at Brooklyn Mon- day kftar th« New York Yan- clobbered rookie Karl ■P*0"*' for five run* in the flnt fonlng Monday to *quare t|w World Series with a 5-1 "miut" victory in the *ixth at -Yankee Stadium. rity Club Seeks ised Enrollment Ithipn Slate Vaniity Club h > it 7 ::10 in the Jeninon j those who have won V* Alumni of the club are aim invited t I'olomaky, club . aid that the object *utf the organization, fg, club's objectivaa 1« jn^nt spirit with the I jrevidlni the lead- VaisHy Cl»b |g students Tom King At the meeting Lsr. 'tie past the Varsity Stevens, freihm nportant part coach, is scheduled * but in the led as the club' j j»n participation has Gayle Michaels, w! it!, according to Po- year's leave of absenci Vice-president of the club is Earl Morrall. secretary is Jack Wenner and Joe Sauve is treas- M«l»w 0/ -$000/001 $00 WIM 0U.I ANYONE FOR FOOTBALL? ftfont. pale ,nd sensitive, ilmt uw Will, Ludovic. uel w.nd and f»|r M the evgn. outaide a cUa* In ■akin*. "Let u* not hem end hew." laid Pencho to or. you." » hey," uid Wills, blinking prettily. "What poeitlon lie football team," said WlUh. I I'encho, hie Up e«Nag I* h •lenee i, the den* ad Uw .had. lUMtl M* n«." Mid WUH. pf" rnrd p.ncho, dntchlnf her Heeome young fereeri MM her foot M hie peivia and wrenched beraelf free. '"V10 with football players," she said and walked, ahil ■t» the aettinff sun. I to hi. r«(n and Ut a cigarette and pondered hie n Wh.t kind ef cigarette did Panche hghtf Why, L—TJ of (orria! I* rr.. I. aiwaye waicasne, bat never more than when hi.T° *ml " " Ma*. Wht" » '•"ow ^•hmrt m .till and the Hoed ruas like eorgb hea above afl, b the time for • ligafon., hi, broken niche wei PkllM ' »eifUy u a decision. Tboogb be wea retbee amefl ****** fearfool) aad n no, what oveneelght <370 ^"rwdout foe tbefeeaa eed triad eet with aoeh pto* > that be Made M. —tt vened the Mm agaiaat Mm MaakatHn «*«, Th, Miners wete always a mettlMome foe. hat kg fear eacbanga students tic* Ol- !*»• tod Hen snahtod kg Ha apm. they wee* the middle ef the second qu "" »("• Sancba'a Ham t I? •w* "*»> but Panehoi And when s istreurj with his bawd drieeo lata hie ribcege. the : Panche la. ham I out think of ne wee* m>r •he. fro. Milten'* Mewdue ieet. 'AB H not ry*™— mil and Madpede '"'-b.it oe vteidr " L*** F»«ho-i team kg tWs deep e 1 into Mm frag with otter squad wad heagitateed before Lnr^ - forced U drag footbelL WUla Ludovic. I tbe beauty af hla leaL Today they ogvther-dandag; Hiding hands, smok- '*hatt Why. Philip g| rawdal __ jgjapssns — Peron Hints Return read lo Normal To Political Affairs raanm V'. for delivery „ ASUNCION, Paraguay "«r Union Drops 35-Hour Until then, he saM, he la through with politics. |10nH. "I will not mob* a finger In, —————— dormitory Phone the Work Week Demand political affairs, but wUI Ilea a|| Agency nf G.E. Portable TV A strike, of 16,500 Michigan Bell Tele¬ DETROIT phone Co. employes — was settled Monday almost before picket thedetw lines were up. J"—4"" '* "r-r FREE PUB The walkout hit Michigan Bell; accepted another offer which in- The former Argentine strong- Price installations around the state at j eluded pay the CIO Communl- j from $2.50 to $5 a week, tan, who arrived here Sunday 021 > begin a life in exile, gave no Ever cations Workers of America re idication when he might try to The CWA then < jceted a last-minute contract of Only 99.95 At 7:20 the union, aband¬ a.m. 50.1 K. GRAND RIVER oning for the time being its de- ! Mirhigan-MSU Movie* Rfh* Campun mand for n 35-hour work week, ] Drug Set for Wrdwewday ays from Saturday's Michi- N.Y. Times' ment Miehig.ui Bell said the settle¬ will cost it $3,700.00 over Michigan ■ to life State again at 8 p.m. Wed¬ game will NOWHERE ELSE the next year, the contract's du¬ nesday when movies of the grid- Bui at Adler Dies ration. The company said it has not decided yet whether to seek be shown in the NEW YORK UI*>— Ma). Gen a rate Increase to offset the ad¬ ditional labor costs. Kellogg Center Union SEARLES Julius Och* Adler. 82. general The $5 raise will go to top-rat¬ manager-first vice president of ed installers, linemen and other Hosts Convos ATTENTION RECORD SHOP the New York Times and publish¬ skilled employes. Top-rated op¬ An explanation of the Kellogg Fralrrmltle* ami Sororitltn (arrow from Berkey) er-president of the Chattanooga, erators will get $3 more. The Center training program will be Tenn.. Times Cull Ken Guff cancer. one of the highlights of the Great do you find *urh Lakes Regional Conference for "up distributor In a lifetin Club a wide nclrction Managers which started IV 5-6858 or IV 5-1184 yesterday at the center. for of clannical LP'S have ranged from Edward M. Grenard, of De¬ of $39 for alt. president Of the Club Man- "I have never been able towns lo $193 era In big eii speaker at the conference, the 7«P For Example first of its kind to be held at at whoieiiale price Beethoven'* Fifth Michigan State. "slightly Ohio Bell Durward B. Varner. vice pres¬ Symphony —— A decorated hero fo World War ent of Michigan State, will 8 different Thcy I, Adler retired from the Army in I speak to nearly 3&0 bankers and 1054 as commanding general ol ia mcy win prrs.s tor a snorter j farm economics experts during recording* the 77th Infantry Division. Off ork week again next year. Em- {the MUSIC 1 two-day Agricultural Clinic and on for nearly 40 years. Adler oyes now work 40 hours a | beginning Saturday at Kellogg had withdrawn from his news¬ e*k. Center. Tchaikowaky'n paper executive duties on a temp¬ Harold H. Schrocder, Michigan Kellogg Center will play •>y Sixth Symphony "V,\ orary basis to serve his country. President Eisenhower once re¬ ell vice president, said the set- j pmcnt "maintains the company's j f)ct. 28. lectures and to a third convention 7 different ferred to Adler as "a soldier's ly rates at the general wage | will develop the theme "A Buai- Phil Hough The inevitable choice for thr *peri fl 1 Blue Key Petition* vel paid by outside industry for ness of Your Own" at the sixth milar work and skills lit com- annual unities where wc operate." Small ! Business 1 which will last two days. Clinic, and tha NOWHERE ELSE fragrance i* aw mrmm able a* fume from $.T: He luxe la.ilrt the IN THIS AREA each $1.75 'all |4ti» lax I? Efrtlnl in llngUml. made in Available at Union MEL - 0 - STATERS U.S. A. YartUey of UmUnu lie . I.J) f ifth Avenue, N.Y.G Petitions for Blue Key. NOTICE - STUDENTS WITI QMS A ■115 Rather LAM and men's seholasti senior in honorory. will be We can't brim 7 henr TIMIs I service able el the Union desk ear —r new DRIVE-IN la ED 2-2511 TOP tt' U through Trtdoy. FFATIBI MIIIHX Deacon Term Parties A third of the average U. S. family Income goea for food, li¬ BURTUNCJl Kpntucd quor and tobacco. Laming laundry & Dry Clemen Ph. IY2-1535 Be NOW TOMOKKOl Well "A Fine film A Oee!" ... "*u»erb. Warm. rfcE:** life — GENUINE COWHIDE BILLFOLD l>i«t You know that just WEST of — qui Heeled .. . "A Jewel ef e rilm t? a'vr:- .. . tiie campus is central michigan's A Triemail!** I'oavonient billfold with three *"plu* — LOI'ELLA rAEMONX - y Visit Jerry newest ami most modern features" rrmorable pass case, coin For \| — laundromat pocket, tipper com part merit. plus a DO IT YOURSELF OR DROP OFF SERVICE handy pocket for your credit plate. every 'r- —FEATURIN8— himl • dry cleaning *flm navt ught bll'e obeln • shirt finishing For »•» "MAM" i. refer tan ecu yellow rtNK • up to 0xi2i :o rroN rugs every (Wash and Fluff Dried) her..; HICKS LAUNDROMAT HSU Shoe Repair M02 Eaat Michigan Aveuae JOYCE'S VICUNA BUFFGL0VE this Across From Union I .aiming Pkaue IV t-8467 is 4 OPEN - MON. • FRI. TILL 8 SAT. TILL 6 CASUALS . . precious cok.r of the poruvian vicuna it/ S masterfully translated by Joyce in fleece-soft the future resides 'in MEN WITH leather casuals, young fleet-footed Mister IMAGINATIONI companions you'll b!e*» for their Robefl barefoot flexibility and feathery on the lightness. for fair* busy day*. screen M* ml mrfmr pamm French Cuff, tJ5 Woodchuck. 835 Warner Bros: ^ JOYOUS Highlander, 835 filming Of THE \Cf} SIX-YEAR a| e— aj-oMM am. mm w~ . STAGE SMASH1 fl a iiuNi HEVTH alamos WUJAM Jfl scientific laboratory Tuesday SUre Hours _ »:M a* U 5:30 IMI UHivtaiitr or caiiKSBMia » Mffll-Iffl ISanutCSK • *"*1