•.. Sparfacade to Highlight Saturday Night Activities... f MAVflrtOWUHM* MM* t.f t ft ' tIi f41 " III* V4I»|I. Michigan State News , • Ml. . 4-,. In W| 14 IIIJU.J. • 4 , ,,»*!• )>in»lil|i* The »*linni»»»» <•#» ji <«,» | J /. ■»». r • 4, 4- ,4, tllnnnHIl Winn flti f ii.ru i, fit 4« 1 « I«.'.1 ' l» . 4-4 • if. n i •• Vni A i »"< i «i.rt '!.» 4, . f. » « it . •«|i|i|rli *tt *1 I iiliitiihiij Olil'i • I J. ft4 4 • I * 1 . »/•. f. 4. .• A.rfc. Mil. 4H, Nn IV. KAS'f I,A' "'IMHIfH.AN I f f OA V. MAI'.' II a. Fktcv. » CKN'TO I': **fc Spartacadr Workers (Jul Busy Israel Prepares to Evacuate l'ri'|»itr«* JeuiMMi Slated foe May 2."» Demolishes I or Animal SIioh fti S\m KOH tI M Lainbda CJlii to Sponsor K^vptian I hi iloor ♦ t>1 Will OfM'll W jfle Hiilur h-iii 'tin I iH'l Ninth Junior .>00 Hare .Munition- • .it 7 ji.ffi. >• ii>I Mm- »t'lAif R* III N| If SSUtS f.xit ( ompli ti ') »i. fllOVC ill for the I'lJ/hth N'.iffi'- ' of "♦<•'} • "-«-Ier!r-i} ;»»• rr,e> !r„ ,i,y om' •./ * V. illlOlll l»ir |*|r III ii.il proilnrtion of '.-.fmHn the f 11 ft 1 h atipoai I.iiffih'Ja ' hi .Joi m d • tt . •<« ' , r f,« ■. i, MiHf'n ftiiirity liirni •» P n'lai , Ma/'! I'i, hit'it'luiy I loo for • or ' ' hi»irman linhiy Oil I I ' III '»• !.i">»'• (I III III /.111 Uli'M'J .11.'I f r.e |>." 'alt- ' r I n '. VI 10 Missing , ,i. • *,> ' o' Am ill trftflfi I litir'l ifl'it. Hfl '.'i'i In*' • (rt'ijiw^- I' '.hi ' '.'.'if p." l.l'.itr ■ .1'lay • thl- noli! i |, o fl'tlxM'.g >'i'l''1.» r '♦.« . f hurk vp4ft4'44e V4 tllher* rnmrnlll** wumtno I»l4l» *4a»la Hutihi |*f,a, MillUmv I,, Ma'.l.all Mill I .l4*««- M^rrnai. Alter Ship fit *' ' viir |!r»ti„ \r„,r M'.HIiir*i f.arr* Uilh Marlln. r / ; ■ kH ; Un n»*i f'ri "h i *■•!.' i". Milker 4inf lint. I'll' tlrnk Collision '< 1 the iruph* t«i Ii* i/|r.| the wlnruric . 11 * .»♦ i |. hi Si|1i|i'1.i/ enlrv in Ore 1117 **(•.■ r(41 *il' iituidr* •tn-y will III- I'l'iiflO-l 2", .ri f 'in hi*J'i hoo'.i- .i! •; 'to ji • I'I Mi < ! 15 • of .Kinaii •• 'i ill jnlrnii*.-i'»ii »»»(« • *h» •..' U.» I r,...r Hoard > "if.i'1« pla > I >' • IL I. I/' .'*• prtr fur Ihr favor of |hr mil K • •» ,. 4 . ■ - of fo-ir - idd»- ! I » r r. . »r»J - app*ar*rt fNiull ; Olth' in tlsr and ll»e . ... ... . tf . f n»Of llaiMwrff ikrm irrtilnmrnl with variant klnil* nf In tlir andlm#* ri» To Operate T\ Station • O 'f.k' r ' aff.r- «• 'o;'< • • lii I iii..11 I'jirlorw '1 ' • ' • •' g»rhripatinn ami nnn-auHirmr Fat oiiO I |M I In n ilirn* MM hlpiif; ».!»• • . f • I'M O.I * f .1 * ' I- » ,|ff" ; f,l-r Ih .if! .'mrlng "" • hiOtf • ,i I«».IM. On iinnjo<) lead!.. *44 1 ll\ House •ii will arrvlrr th#m with Olr fltlde ftllf f faeh I antflnr »opl»o Jf'ei Hi* iffi'iO of Mi'hiiOt'i •4 itper.ant aira.d' had V»«* • •.rid* laffrat ' raal rherklnr more Ihlnr unit «.rf antral.on lo»d»d tflhi; .i'ii •" .i vrt M * abroad itMp »od ,|hter fullillea Ihr haahrlhall raarl KrInk and lim Ihr an rrnlrr r»f Jrnlaan llrlil WK AH n hi I I..UIII' I -a. I ' i.I » ' A II I S'f i'i f !.'• of '111 l,ptitge frrnrtale aophomore* "ulli- queen* an I (i rirly Slum- mitrrijf plane* * »* fio>* k out Kftiitr, ultra fn and pal arte Jim I finer HaHl* - '.l(fl •» " ' ' Mo ia ,« rafij.'-d if, !'»«*-j»D-r.* the Will ii»r.' 1* In glV.-ri .on tin f'tnnjio j»t«i i • | i • i or.I.. i.i' : to On y ' - . ' Mifld « I.a. ' * r»ek of fir la I* Junior »per|al jurat- and the trnparf of th» e*lo«»o*. (,rt'c IftI II illi * which Wi i i ilivifli* flit'iii rI-;of , .. 1-Vi ro 1;.' frit 40 rnilr- a**«> •»!.' to» nu wix churn;, or. ♦•'till ;•• i 1.1'I'm ,i.ti.i it'' 1 a f.'i of a(.f#ro .I r ur fi.. .. tmkrr the bottom Vf.*«ior. in a *an I. alio-** ffiri'iwi watrr ft' Ijilliiisitism If,. t't.i • ?a af. M'f.i Jt M i V. Kite r ran I' how «nrf »tern *uper*tru»tiirr. Ho f . whlrh hurnert heree|. for m'»r» \ prtlllan far placing Un¬ •ft. I' ' ' " than I'. houra protruded from popular election amrnrimoil t,'- . Hh'i 'Art." fjatOil.ti Vl'e.f thr water up lor vwte at Ihr iprint reg- I ' t •'•; *i r-4' '• o/ii'i .■ pla ?' ' K t-trallan will hr placed at ' •' « '*■ ' OJ.I : .|t.' .1 partseade, alfirlaU af Ihr .1 ' • ' MM. Hfifi t,tee\nt 1 ,*'l- a' tor door tlilfl 11 or. ' r^rnlval iiM Thuritda*. II. I aa.l; v» we' l>i • floiiacd Vf, flOr. • ! " i.*,: ' mil.1 ' 1' * aifp'f'-M-.oii Ihr* ilrrwril that Ihr mavr r.r, r 1 i" nnior a'-d noateaa f IhlOUIC. i : *f f» d»p«** !*• •%' • MM ha>* f rot t Ko-» alia Iftrw? /uneo* hart nalhlnc In 4a wllh Ihr i, , ,M.»f' • ' T a n q-woi' So. j1 j) tt, r.i. Saturday.. ..r,r ' X rrfre*nir.»n*. bar -»
  • •*' if •» «we * Ihr Irlolalo'i I ur|» will iif» - »r»'! ' ' ». T> a- (hat II wii Mil* a arrvlrr In ai, . It., Is-ft f ' tKo*e attendinj; I qir'ttn w.ii pUmrd t irvrMA rralc rtiiiiru thr remainder >>t i I'i (»'e.i thaar atuHrnla wha would like • J-I C. r ■ Aipf.-i ' f'"-.'' a'*e« be a ailabJe the hrnart'antlrie ill* at * mm , 2 '» v'i*i '»* a (,4 if'''v. 1 i f • ta prtlHwn. tnerrlal 4Utlim imin* pa rale V.'*1 '■ •/ . • ' " .a ■ O UM- Vr..i*i 1 a* The petition will hr an a rail Irttrr* UH|r mi Ihr north rnrt af % parol . or intra- mur 4! • . . 'a • The lit,IV' r .1 > '■ the which Siiiiiiiierjielil I a/.'* ■ irtwtr veril'in human Fleldhouae tlii 'rat. n.'• •. • ; ao aportc Heart arid a re*,*' r ' 1 . - naw 0i4t fif the whole # nnrre** oriXinai 4*f4'er The If ere • cnoa fto'l T' .' v, «4*4 Ih4t If the president Kaare of forortto «aid the • tatloi. w.i! <-» tt." a* f-«- rr» It nere\*4r* "the f nitert ( impress lit llil.e eolli«ion *a* the fault of thr hirhitihtrd the appear a nrr *f » '' •*' ' ular Dyirtropby 5 T". . Unit- ttor me?. • rboe-4 fhr , «ere d - '•» < illt ji uoilt t a • ' •*t4te* j* prep4reil ' to arm¬ tanker the freighter • pilot * Community Che f, HI H' rr ' r.t A ' ,"i - ed fi.fre* to prolerl an* Mirtrtle I'tis I ope littles Ifenr* kite (,f Sew Mifford rerted and hi a rt.rr loutiae %ian \i»eis »w/t; aftrt 1 , • l University Scrvin, 2H'. i,tnl fa. .•" fiel arreert featjr»4 »' -J l.aitern nation*. rei|Me*l»n* a*M* . |tir« I n Numrry Sorvin I5R'. »rfntn.f t'-d Oii'-C' •VASHIVlTOff f -I'-'. M. . or > « i •• • Unrr araln*t overt < orrirnaniO .. 0 4 r< iirnhlji Service, 10 5'» a-. ! the -ta'lor !< f A—E s - iicrrwl'm - American Curxtr A**orn 7>; a-.*cd ' #tuiiio Ia4 • 1,.|J, •• T* Hf»uver c.' aj>'. -ovi"; . • H4'r, Jil'k"7. »• '<"• ,.f or. Jar, 30. +*Ai'.>i r„. *•• je " ' ■ .rw f-»i J-' Oti Sunday. March I0. &\ 4 M:» hi|!-ih Sta'i f»a ' * < p ,40' 'or-i.. and air r->. - i'.'.' , i/r : *h« l*re*. • "» . -ry • 'hi winners will l>c an- Sfrr-r ja ri« if. (,i • ' ' gi'r if the Tie*' ■ -1" t • ... The f aeon Road act .*.*-» i m cd and Uic {wrscnlation r»f I,' Hlion."' ptojM'■•'• " -' VMM i !hi Sr n.'i U .'ad U , . Sc*" .'"■a vbu. S - " ' 'ioplues will f»c mad'Ford - : >.- fratqrtflf painta.-./* viiitf i vjm'iO ( "ip ha', . '<•••.! «»at lb' PrfWr-.t «'•- ; » : ' , ;n 'trgfso?! ; r.' • »-a -» and hardvrtf*. o • H4l. it'id'iiti TSen |.f»r1, *n*»-*07« per- Anderson, MSU'n haskctiiaJl oatl'ir.al iw.fk aff. i-i"- ".'.Oil-; *t«'*! frtkivtyv the a.-'i, will present the trophi'.•» e,f h r.« ,.d had vhc authority, a * 11 .< 111 l.-l.' *|V.-r (.Mil" Kill Km»M »fca«H f ne »a. «-* «UI! he *ve»»»f us the I n¬ *ede*f tad fottoe»*d #? actwoe*4 r.-eiirun;' »h..i I? voott; a" «» f 'orrandcr .f f ' ter* »/ the asrordian if bli kill* *er«a"t i*d tde e : ,r. '• winners. to Charir:'! i'' V j«"' Cf 4 |»*enhower -at hi* new* eon- IU t t*t. • a*«'d a'' ' n* :frea ^ Tirkrl* Mill oil f4i.lt- numtwr* *«4 modihrd f !*.» - "..-.-4 nn -a arf-li*.-»r>rt! r* ' , pattow »*■» rnwipie-ted f*» *0 might riot M fere nee lhnr*d4). refused to he wry!■'. {-r-e - 4.« . ■ Ti-Xfi. *.r. I'reolej »u*e merer raptured ""Sijd.ce- praettrai by 4am I Ih'lmlrrs Filter i,', «trstiifhi. atlotoi! «.! drawn into a dloeu^ion of r»i,i'A of ahwu* 152" v;»j Wi r*rrf?- 'ft ' Mf- 'rr •- ' the awdten*# ".»<■ e •; av ' •« : : , ■ U,s.'. Pit oi.tfi'.1'" Id' ■ whether he already hart the f„, *, .. ' •'".Jl/ • Jr, hf M g.-A*' '■'*■ prow • r-r'5» . • F . • 'T yerfoer - *' • I nmmics Mrct authority Mirlnc T- • ;..a.."V- of burr.r?e.ai*i '• n• r:.iv? ■' ■ Ha- " .* !"• N h MSU fttudci**.^ will pai - Tielifls it nihiltie ar. ' f'Kjr*' '.a- ~.a . V' rv. a-c A «if jarf.r' pre' pn> * r.e it af r-r*' ' <: %• •. I'!.-. todav and Saturdny in 'Clonal tX'.U Siffrna Rh'»' l or \< t t Tills "* umrn«imrnt held an- iltl Itlm- 5 oinl. tr* Off Ui- (.«> Into lln- W - ■ at the University of \V.~- Il Texittfihtn r i at Madixm A limited r»u»rjl>rr il Lasting Thrill matinc the affirmaiive of ?h« • " r ■ i -•I col'.cfftatc quesUon. ' H*- That the U. S should unue economic aid Joe Rhac . to for- tuki'*" Ticket oiT.tr { .r ketCwll a.-« tourney avauai/l' ttw NCAA a -t Jen Lex.ftiT ^ - First Cadet Solo if an-i Jcf-y htu a vtera- Flight M-V Ok a Donw'.-rl A' Vfc-is" J,a -• IMi 'l"!-* to Atl'-ii'l v.vw.v//.vav.v.v.v .; • countries," '•■una senior and Bert Sftcp* are K> March ii-ll Hy JA'K KOWM-M . vrr ■ ■ «. rc-cofvl. sr-i you bec - rsr.g .rnw J bv: op*.- *1 liivkiiiiun Night" . VI* s Woojrtcr, Ohio. Junior Michigar State •*»: ; « i"" 1*t ,3 belt of ft lot of fur' wonder whedhr-r t'.gbf hour- • * tA- il': .v> Of tnc pi ft'.* a"- Ji-'ic Turner. Farmincton seri- ond on Fnlav nigh* a: 9 V a', f'.igh*. trair.;-.; my crvK.S-' I kvr* *"■; wrr, ItrviVcd pan.. • will play mum Saturday r gv' Cadr-t ie". fxne-vt Umtary. La.d- ' - fi " v.U defend the negative'sidc a time to be announced -a'or sjjijj scr;jrj£* .asd aummiftg !t»> your ftLurtOer. wi»h in*!rucr - within them," * -He question. Dr. F. G. Alex- The price is VI 5° i>c.- U'- _ preUy well what all AFROTC to vi* into position. Th».* -f "Jt **•■ a ?*•»} thni: '• - rccommcMdc i by tr>« ' i - that f ai-'fr.- "■ ' ft is '*'»w up r will accompany the team. Cwocts feci abrdJt nolo flying S-> time to worry now. an'i :■ ncy committee that tick'-e- 5 mi waitms for orhy hope, that you win rerr:<~- didn't n«**J abybudy * 1 suAfi for l»oth v •• ion? Tick," h0.-, everything you've leameri :r. te:} fi-ic, Row to hand »- *, n«; Vin Staff Meeting art on sale at Jemaon until :• tiojis. frcwr* the trracr tna? tw th» ciassToom arsi the cocx.pt* of pianr ' aits Uw feeling r4 t-i iet •un v-i- is open an»1 you re cleft r Oiinned for Saturday p.m. on Wednesday. JD car-S fn." raJtc-o/T- Even though you ve > Tri-l'accT. Maj. Torn C Hoort, Tw-- 1 *" be presented fi»wn with an instructs up- • V--J r»e>r your number, foi■ senior The final State News stufT hrw&t by "Ckrar for v-tke-ort" But you're rcah'y too ■--«••••- to r.ira. you're una vary of rus a?c bcvtftjf alone C-c. ■« cr ting of the term will be held Srnior (ioMtf Hour since in the plane at tbi.* mo- bun over the earpnorc?. and thir.-k of * ith the flight t*? you Jive ft full p»M'*cr duwti W r-Httam m ""day morning at 10:30, ac- Too many Khar Oflrn. Km' K.-.or.l- " fecr-t. ' ri.n; to Managing Editor Hal occtipy your mind runway. awfti-enest of cver*"thfr.vg "-"=** - fit To,-?- FUSi% % VC*:-'' •" ,c-•• ft %> The Au;c< on the instrument Thr gn>upil racds by a# * »• happen:ng outside of tte pfcias •Clan. The meeting will be Ail .onion arc imi'.ci u. ai- little Trl-Paccr roam d'i*i 'h--* a> well as ihs*&* keep yew Ivsiri rate: v**.' P: <2 * 'i- P"«-'--7 :i in the State News office, Ur.ll a cla.i collcc hoi.r in 0' i panel flutter impatiently, the e:»- thuvking ao**Jt the T .gr.' "«i> sr. ' A- p r* Hiles softly, and you liaten runway at full trottie. Then you fl'jor Union. CoiiCKC Hall on Wednoiay (ru..i for your number and put! back on the stick and yoi ssructor or tne Juct that woraj. \ review of the past term will 3 »« to 3:30 p m. ciear. ^bc al!- art- airborne, alone flying solo staisk.." and o{ jrw vur-g iem r-^de and the Wolverine start Senior officer. »nll be prcwr.: Moving into the flight pattern, Above the earth, jou nuwc; y*Ai c«v«i 'u> g»v< .^v fl>- Sweating palms and a <>o;uie wilt be taken. Ail staff a! ine hour, wluch will feuturc i«*4x?b!y think like C*M •be irwiJgnj.lk-sJK'c "rf evcrytfc^ %mbci* tabk* con-ins and tree record: tjefrva* tenmoo jnoic-i y<*i feci you arc urged to attend. HI Interpret ing llie News Michigan State News OiiH h» 'I rn, M,.ind Fmulty Israel Sees Material Profit W:'l' nou'ral Iti .1 W ROBERTS it wa* not Israel's enemies, but •» yoru Associated I'rrss News Analyst her Ameriean friend, which •in--, *a-1 lip bet-'. > »*n l'e!;i Olie thill'.: ;d»"Ut 'hat O.au'h'v caused hi* chief trouble. • t v.'n netltr.il /one* c!d fl'd'ter. David Ben-Guiibn PL mm,! N ' -.x*1* i h NobcKly know vvha! d • I • \i I. ' - r I\|--. T • h« knew w hen it •. a tune n- 1 , :*,• i »•; i*f mule! >. . • v - \ . . I- N f at In- ■oulfl an • J.. .. " >•. •»; ;m.i I'. UKiV be. v;i tie . mn U u.. ly. vvheit ■■ bad. the \h (her..11*• If are: , ■ »; ;,v de I .••hoe • i •;I• 111 •(! V" . Student Move Vi'dud i-dM. of la hvqtite -iniuub* ; , • h .•;' S , ha: .tfa I' i -en - Insofar as the last fen ,j, la ♦ a-i'eriis'i a'ion avoided i are concerned. Egypt In., LTiiteri State* and in h •; r a: fight which mo.;»i* slightly ii at all. Israel's g.u ; Nonstudeiil Congress I "• N 'i< >'• all te . , ni.i't re.Tiit a.: of turrnoi! in Hi" hevi had ser lott* t lb on the the Gulf of Aipiha represent. , Middle East without n . a dun- future ol foreign mi an' < ' particular Arab loss If it less,., act- V. h;te House influence Hi - the pressure on Israel to *in! If Israel i* piTna'!.-.! to 11- • out as she did last fall. Ju ore- w.»\ :! mav be ra:u tV'* 1 the S'rai! of Ttcan it w:!! '»• . Ignores lis Obligations :n !• ri .1 prop', alth ni.:l. '.a:, ! •",'* UN had take a v .*k e * flr.'am and France \ >- a* the expense '. a' the .' howdown ' Ae'irili; . through them the f fee- teinpnrai'y delianee of th.- Bn '- hi.'-vever, the United S'a?.- tO t. because they ante,. e.i Nations Bur Hcn-Gurmr. me. threw in its weigh! to Jo ju * !).•• A: riran-Asian B ha! the UN wanted. colonial it r, hi,.? op)»o show ]■■ a' akc'i. 1 th* J '•'?'!! that further tieiiane.- won!.! !t,«* crea'ion of the United N - ■ , » ,.,• . who bo<- ODiois hinted that rt ti' n* erru rgene.v force. Ii ii'iei'* if not all. to '!-. :• : uv .•(»•(!' \ ft) .. bring them to the point of no . ll«l »•. iiHI)- f,,j- tbf State N'cws to run h turn. The authority for this force i* (-.an • piene.- <>t eou'n n — im¬ ol the most nebulous tilings moil in the area The ta:i -!t lui! i ♦ nunent because the State The United States has one pressed the Arab slates it Ii her in the world, l egally speaking, }.« ! '.' !) • iil Xi. se • . '..r th.- bi'! mm.I therefore passing xx . even-handed approach to the there may he no authority for it have *erved a* an obj.- P>..un' t.. the S'Nev. s running The Arabs i :•!11f1 m tb» crisis hotli in the I'uited Nation* at all. But it is a faet. It is a row see I!* i »y: I ri I and in unilateral negotiations. If precedent. . ''.'ii mm''.' ■ in «In onirni' *( tie;! h;»- nothing it, th. with 11: V e , M IS I cm: 'i the stmlenl body. • Ml i \\h» prod... • \- proposal. s».i-t of reasouSng earne to licht I independence Campus Classifieds A' this point tin pett\ po! eiafis vie ?h -ioi: of lln secret ballot pp were iippin • iin-t the bid and .iv . took at t joii |It it i fine f'»mgrc--nif»n wanted the secret bal¬ Ghana—A Dream Ext. 261a a • a 'J for a •« ' ballot e>, t bo ''ire' \i.S lot because "two big men on campus are Sot unit diil ( enure-- net have the faith in the student ImhIv to allow if t«» vote tor puttinv on pre-sure." Another said he would lo-e hi- seat anvvvav because hi- con Has Come Trite ■ high rrtulrrnliiii llra.llinc: 12 noon ils own president—if didn't have the plain -tiluencv -jilit he wanted a secret f*,oid Coast i.lb- Kw.ime Nknimah*s dream of .lay lirforr |>nlili<*Mtion wa- so onr old cut-, to slatul up and -at "no" puhliilv. At < 'J; A, • loir rout ballot. oast has come true. Now he ten ■ men idc|.» iidotict' for tin- Colli ( bin' looking at itsolt of a I nitcil States o f West Africa. i «ii • I, • n , •». »: j»i' com}»!ct»*ly lo-' -• i• 111 of the Th. I' S -e.lucated African became Prime Minister Wed- 1: 11:!'1 be repre flit CLASSIFIED RATES . ..,.h -uppo || to —da of flu- newest nation tlhana. first Negro member HOUSING PERSONAL o .1 to minimum 15 words Ih-it ish Common Clark, the gold Coast - British •on ni net n - y-rr tc W tia night 1 day 60c 'I k . < .ovrnor. Nkrumah, said ol f pid.-.r elect joii i :• itb.ii «'omiuon ATaltti 2 days . $1.00 prop. • that if '.'all f)ui devil'i t" remain in that 3 days $1.30 mothers to If ! t hell do if what i t< 1 pre an us* lommunity ol nation* i* 4 days . $ 1.50 . not t at ing rice loufiu.'d on 'he faet that its 5 days $1.65 -maii •.'tup tr.»ni diet lev..!'. Will, V: ■ 1 dell I M. prop.. • ,>|.l.er-. are uvstieated in solv- lde|(t t rrunent pre idellf additional charges IV .WW- t--: ... I ;i;:• !■>■«!» individual and eollce- . • j.. i,t>||.»»• -• l,\ deiiUK t atn for each word over 15 I; th. bid I re! ii- Vol. open!- on tlelei'.ilions from all ovrt tin* i earn and long a* the prae- 4c per day g roi.'ol that 1 hi gathered in this torrid ' i'.ntluue oil! eontltiUld a-- Utlt * huf » lo f»re\ • •n< ali ma¬ \« ueen I li/jheth sent the • diion and i- about 'he si/e of x ".I F Hi WAI OPKMNfi - t loll then the \v o11 !•! lia\ • I»ee' in yt.".I Kent •vli- • a ot., It ,■ .ar. Ol the rich k • ...,b I KI • 2-! *.r he.'pilW V. it h 11: i> of a '.".verffrnelif If the -.Indent- don't have the right to ; 11ai e wrjnn All lea 1.v. !?h r-.w I tut till*, hill defeated «»n personal know how the torture-- voted, vvhv even The soil and climate arc con¬ f>? u lll.K STN'Gl.E ROOMS bias and plain politic^. I In*, was not gov- in. hide them in -eleitinu the < ongress'* genial to the cultivation nl the f.-i r. \i.rSinmi' ic?: p- Whv allow -mall group to elect thi- cocoa bean, the source of choco¬ u .. t.; »»*!«• a'-iosa fron- SERVICE erntneiit of. lor and h\ J he students—it win not a f i"> 2-57W1 late. The small farms of the ; Vfl.J. IIAI ! gov eminent of, lor and l»v the Conurt*--. all-powci f ill. -mai tci -Ihan-t he-student-hod> Gold t 'oast produce 30 per cent K'llelioM- equH>i>efi A. v ki i.kvt r ..-. • T*\ • ■v i f.i'iriH, l\*THl .*TOR p',■i.m.MO j . - ••' <•! k -mall group.* nf the world's cocoa supply. I,..- •• ee..i- 7 l'l I , pi.'.m* ."j,:.*e -\-420 B.uierfiehl t Rl.iekv. el! Ft» 5MH-M a" l.v trust Wcdnesdav Painless But ills., come* in Irom a money p!e'"h ignored the student , , \ ,?t palm ml, copra. TERM pai'kh* \ i'ai concern to t he e.»|f»*e and lUbOCl. GoltUU la PMH fllFVHr q.E'f ff'l tin'.- f M . Iiieaii In rj r.Ktuced ar* or- I'R".' . p. r I'r.••>:«■ KII 2 .«1te: !■' lie annua! udef i' tin- vv eek lid wit t !ra.4c . * Jt11 AM) !<.'•! »•.( TVI'IM, I)0\K l\ tr.v I! - ; • b, t mi involve.!, : t «t* nam Gold Colts' iv- I'hn I\ nud'1 ii .Icni-on. r\ , se-. ei. o f t he bi • it tract >« *i r-1*i;i• i bane-- !. >r t he -111- ?ho> came lookup tor \ .5 fxpkit; e.nera 111 esis 1 • 1 dt lit t light link I' l.'.Kio names can slave- and ivoi v in the v : varied v-ientifu -l-a a r •i ion pronii - t . be th, I III HI'.AN II' >VIF TP Ii Ft" 'left Pi ..net re.i*..iialile and >■ > 15th aiKi !«■♦» Ccn.tu! > Nkru- l.nat.on P: be gat I on ind ii ion- by Sunday, the EMPLOYMENT • • M-.fl- D T* '. eie » .,!?* or.irnt : W. mah and hi.* follov.ci.x i cached e. t'.itv; V .i ! Tl 2-.X*2.1 t« 2-WdB tin rarni\ id ha U*en jtroposa oql.l in |ni' on liie spring regi- ; o back into Africa history for MFN PART TIME Wtir MA VF TWO rinuhle mf : f ARPET WORK fKJNF hampered b\ uipport a living f rat ion l!ot despite the Nollstlldent Con 1h.il mm h»- .» much lonerr the new name. Ghana wa- the to v.i, pel week i--, fin *n? trie term 236 \Ve»» (»•: ! retw'T .116' Rea-ona H * FT) 2-HC7 liable »e-vi,-e Phone IV 2 2 riculai g!> mid difficult xtruKcic French nam.- o! a rich Wostein Alt lean I purl 1 • r.M.'t 12 1 e unit rebelled . • tin • e\t ra cm i Four pn f'riria* m j ! i\ <• ii n: To l»e legal, each peli'ioii mil*! either be \\cs| Atiifj Hanks the I .old kinedom betvMvn tin* tit!, aiat F-'CT JANSI.NO FIVF-m.m- tl.i- load ( »;»-!. or t.linn.i. on North. F.ixt UMb Cenluiiv.'. SIX MEN PART leu p|f\ Via: cnHiv-' an.! *• • it..!- SI'"! MOTOR TUNE UP and tra E!)- Husf-ell Pure Oil I hi- the prnhleitis have been ironed attached v.. a n»p\ of tin- hill (available evenings ner wet-k jn«1 s.il •v i »i'- *h|\ p!a* uii|ilie> Phone Mas * tear and West Tin* prime mmistei is a hard 2-31! I u*ros< from People* Church week u .aimed P.-i II j nut to the satisfaction of all ami the Spar- fn»m Comrre- -men. if they rare or dare! or ! " l : ve.-o--o!.i bachelor* w.aker He goes t<» bed late and tn-r ; APPROVvn Root's FOR men TYPING MODEST RATES 21! • Poller II lacadc nltmal- and living unit- have been be -preifii ah\ in favor of "Hill 21, a - • 'ii b'-i* rises caily ' Kit,- »*,; privilege. i.m, n» and narl- fa.'inn t» avlier guaranteed Mat v Hlllmau Former 7!" 11'; furnished *8 jo two \< eek S,* amended, ?.< have popular election of the l>: N'kroma! lives in a simply 7-HM7 Lane Ft) 2-MHI4 working hard for mnnv weeks. II. rk- to catvim* PD or C.ontnts A »r«*M;i*'' •' Pv T-vi tribe In* lunushvHi tw»»-atory house of co¬ rn :'-3ioi tV' This will he the last opportune v t•» let of? president of student government." TYPIST ANN BROWN P' K ■ Iiorri in . •mni-tui! viUuce rrugated iron. It »> (Minted re Tl' 2-2!t".n Electric typewriter "!>- steam before the finals grind begins and in In the final "secret" ballot. 1H Congress¬ If. got hi curls education in white and given, the colors of FOR RENT LOST and FOUND ! paper* and theses Also If**'1' ' men voted for the hill. This core of interest¬ ; tvptng mention- air that the crowd will fop all ]• • ,ia r dhole Mission schimls he party ATTENTION ITUDfNTS- ! "*T MAROON RILI-FOLD near record - ed persons would In* the most logical lo Nkn • .,! m, ,i- determined to lie usually appears at official Voicurium «>r Brodv Dnrnis Tiie*- TYPING ALL KINDS See* a TV ret opfion Reward Ctontaat Gordon. mv home Reasonal'le. lead the referendum light. In the absence eolU'oe pducntion Tture functions in a kente. u richly < .> oielit ED 7-7017 The purpose of the carnival i- to solicit (•ci a Phone ol other organization attempt, the •> i no hope of help from his woven native ruin*. But he in¬ te buy. Small »eeiiy rental funds for Campu - ( he-f -under the theory anv tie likes simplicity munt7 tv TYPING. THESES REP'"" that it's less painlul to contribute when von Stale New- will act as a clearing house for poor family sist* REAL ESTATE manuscripta all kinds experflv Phone ED 7-7010 Ea*d f -tENT FOR TION and pa«*port picture* r - be completely painless and promise- thaf Wednesday night. This is the perfect meth¬ I Incoln I'nivrrsitj. a negro FOR SALE .tual li«ted roomy three berlrtKim hetryg 'ak^n at Hicks stud ■ • Imtli students ami chnritv will come out od for the students to dent Congress. refute that Nonstu school 1 lie v% as graduated in INFORMATION C.RKTCH COCKTAIL DRUM.- and home Large shaded lot Excep¬ Shepard* Shoes TYPING DONE Phone ED f-F'tf' IN mv * way ahead of the game. Nkrtimah at,;.> studied at the high ha' Cost SI&5 *eli foi FH Oldaitioltll* Sa'e l.v. Decker Realty. FD or Jarkman Shaw o*. FD 9-9077 ■Utl litX* forestry cu r i N!|m I 'NT *D The British laded him for ACROSS 37. Shirk L- I F SMS 8:30 p m . Forestry Club Rec¬ BEPOSSK.SSED TELEVISION rn --Tien ATTENTION^ MUSIC _BY_ ^ 1. Wager Demohvhes agitation Hu» that did in»f sub¬ ord SETS r "5 2!" ygee, t 'v. i! "Kennv Davis Orchestra FD fiance 4. Dale 41 Top cards t jBiv i tiff w> t due him. Four year* aim he l«e- (i \MM\ III I.TA P ree Speed lecottt pUver $7 V) the finest three be-d ti. Maximum 42. Prevail'Hi? T e P'R'O RBTU « O PL Every tit! set gu.u.o right leetl p iv o.i-ri Far*' even¬ oom TYPING WANTED BY ' ^ |*i Mmistei of the G«»id 7 3u Marti!) Luther C.*h ing* 12. Grow old gt»velnniii.t apIVA'NVP i-aait t «>..*! mie when it made a svlf- p :• . .- R.idto Sale- and Setvwe 112 W *? ••V" ;*"• kr.-^-o c o p tc East lar' MSU secretary Term naoer* tl guaranteed IV 45 f ormeily was informal social Hive: 155 etc Aecurarv 13. Bicathaig sound 47. Am PfTi 'G'A HMM C.P'E i«»U»n> (>e. SATFRIIAY tit and ■ - $?E 000 po' apc-o n»ment DBP'A'T - governm;; 14. Poker term 48 Obst rvation V A L I DjjR l The B: 11 i*f; livid out the PRE-SPRING SAI-F. Pennsylvan¬ V.A. freeman. ED /-02B? STATE NEWS Tenuis Ball* pa< ked. -•wr.! 15. Terrible 52. Koclder pit A D I:T|DO M'I N A T F if ia three »"r S! (>!. vacuwn, Peonsvlvam.i Golf Seaei time———— 17. scrutinize 53 Slop up L'A N cfftl'l f. V A'ptli promise . ! mdejvendciu e 10.30 a m . S'N'ovvs office. fiatl* P-72 thrw tor $! >e. t^>w cut V. A, h-ee-ThS'1! ED Sack time ■ B.GSlS tIEMB Nkitimah* i.«nveetion jH-ople's SFNIIAY oxford si vie gvm *h.*s hca« v 18. Heav y cord 54. Conk ad L E DA w eight while St i»5 t\i League y 0?fQ ever.rgy. H'r spudnut5 anytime Euv '**" lit Abandon 5.» Aru1. tea: j • ; l ? V Cold I fir,-', •najoritv W %TER CARNIVAL Soiuf cf Vesterajj « Putt * Cap*. II W some with rain tiive - e a. faunce company •He baR'il at 21. Among suffix on ir th. loloma! iekiv.atui. EXFCCTIVE Sweat shirts $! Silver tar pants 23. Fr. river 5»l. GnT* name bv Dickie. Jtlt*' or OD Color in th| spudnut 5mo* ! a.-! summer, after a cam- 2 30 p.tn Sunday- Gamma realtor . same Also Black and Tan tv\ JM H>.C. ID Ml' 25 Vestcit 57 Fairy Hold firrnty 9 A -u.:»■ void: or nir. law l at),n as hoi as thr . hma*. al¬. Phi Beta League Pant* F2 9fi u ■ Cigarettes 27 Perusal im1hn Mai I. si H4 carton A!) at Fox Hole P X ed 2-2596 ;tl Sa k K J\«; STUFF. St*. Ids — The ter opponent* charged hi- »jov- 5TARTIN I.FTNKR 4TIAPKI. Fnter hi Slate Theater or a' Frar- TYPING FA?T ACCt'WATF 1 Fx, (i li 'U- C-r *:».- !Or wh.steve" V'Oj reef form ED 2-5933 after *:* 32 Haot-s . AnnUion 13 Wi I-.tci.* i.un? County shcriiT'> crnment with corruption, after 4:3o pan'. Chapel . Bible Class d>" PX hi Char<*.»1 House tf Vondai thru Fridav All dav * ." t And nt.t * d. gu t 7 PtHIJ't i amp Mkrim-ah had stumped th * J-HAY DANCE COMMITTEE e.'a'.e c Insu'd^ce. tel¬ oiTn. found n n little tfifficult TRADE-IN BARGAINS Washers da> and Sundav 35 Most |;i O- 2 tn.lni.lual 34 Union le Wu-tarn*! : > tn-beve the a!it» of a ••quai ¬ omstal plains and inland hills, fi:30 n.ni range*. refrigerator* and large TYPING OF ALL kind* NeH' found 3 Dreadful screen television NW US up fl 2* there wa* an election C ANTF.RRI RY CUR 211 howe stufet Aid accurately done in pt hi>" 20 O'r:!. tatt nt" that it mm* fulfilling singing week Goodyear St-rvue Store. |||0 \krumah** partv won 71 of «i:30 nan.. All Saints' Church E Michigan tf th-ee hfd'.i>om *anek t? 000 ; Reasonable rate* ED 2-272R 21 Dr> engagements the h'cixlaturr's I"4 xraU. and FELLOWSHIP OF REI.ICtlOFS TRAILER When the four arrested. lutt MAHLETTE 35 dn«rr,_ 22 L'rul. f - oTu-ev- fount! 12 were gallons of lxn»r- ttie British kept their promise LIBERALS fe« t One tn-droonv coinpinle bath ec.rvp#Dcy. TRANSPORTATION Kiouad Like new Lot 124 Trailc Haven 157 contact alnm.ii n s, whivkt*v in the trunk of then Nkrumah parts with his Brit¬ 7 nan.. 38 Union. RIDERS WANTED TO FI"1 McCAK realty i'? i 21 S;out car. Convicted *»f liquor la.. ish ovvrlords on amiable terms ALPHA PHI OMEGA WEDDING variety INVITATIONS | \RC,E Fruit* M 50 pe? ti» Norv.il 1 I e«vtr*g March ?t return! n* oiatoiv •Violations, the quartet will have In a state dinner speech Monday 3 p.m., 34 Union. Executive 3 Trimpe Printer 3Jiiii Aurelius • •v 9^441 <>r ?utli Contact NoruW .•1 V Road TU 2-3421' Ooen evening* 157 i 2-5018 after 6 30 p m i f • d<> if- Miiging in the county mght fo> Sir Charles Arden council. 2 • 1:A ; SKIN dive'* ; . -!♦ Ntxl.be your ATTENTION diamond* wholesale STUDENTS' '« carat BUY PERSONAL 1<> NFFD Florida THREE Soring vseat «»n 1 SifuPum* and t-i carat, perfect stones at $35C ex->ensej. and fun ED 7-W1' * it Michigan State News 13 Pfimi * e*-a» Oueen Jewelers, 114 CHARLES RUSSELL character North Washington tf COME to the State .Nevys office for RIDERS WANTED TO / • " two tickets to ttie Crest Drive-in. tf M»rch 22 Return March 31. C.-n 3ti. Jad PRICE WAR PHOTOSTATS MADE AT H * k Bill. IV 9-4171. .5 Fa.irnuMS BY HICKS. "»hone PjhluwKi on rlu« day* Monday through Friday tncluatv*. S aw oamc- day service. Phone l J Surjtica; McALESTER. Okla. —L. B. ^ ED 2-419» • n RIDERS WANTED TO We*' 14 v.niar and aprtrif term* except days after holiday*; wevkly duruig tun- Fayette. Indiana March 16 '1 thrt ad Smith, who runs a grocery store re tar-n. and one special fmhman taaue between summer and fall MUSIC BY PHIL Hough and th« »a* exnenses Contact Barb »> • e J . 12 Repose .here, 'found a way to get even terms Entered as sesnnd class matter under act of March t, IS79 at tkr 4 l CIrt a't Lake onat office. East Lanainc. Mich. HOUSING Mel-o-Staters Phi. ED 2-S06S Phone Delta Stgm* tf ED 2-1571. with a competitive store which Mall subscriptions, pavahle tn advance, for one farm. V: for two wins CHECK at HICKS StuJ'o tor * 44 Strong wind «»•>; for three term*. 94 90 cut the price of coffee below MODERN FURNISHED APART¬ SPUDNUTS gagement and wedding pictures _ 48 Melody: cost. MENT with private bath, mtrsnce. or out of town. at ~ Anglo Ind Bonn ghelton . Oil furnace heat Located above A h.t at mtaly parties, Specia' PHore ED 1-4199 4) Aged He advertised in the paper for Mason Shoe Store, Mason Michi Hal Bateman gan. Contact Leslie. JU 9-9943 13 '•tes «-.d der.vg-ies on advance orde-s 50. Lubricate ... 51. Ship shaped kids who wanted to make mon- Art tlppala BACHELOR ROOMS. SUITED for for that important occasion. WANTED clock cy that he would buy unopened two or thro*. Private entrance and THf SPUDNUT SHOP' cans for standard brand coffee bath used i mat as «ur. V NMvMaxt fur 94 cents. —■ jLimited^ cooking. Jill Pros; 189 113 ItAXX 10 Marine Trial Witness final Examination Schedule lor Winter, 1957 I,- ; fi*v .i.rt,.-.r at riniMOM a.h i.v for Winter *:vrk l>v 1' thi ' . fniiv M. rj.tv r, h< i.- n t a fl\TE PLACEMENT BCRF.At? INTERVIEW SCIIFDELt E M Pf.OVERS OPENINGS FDR THE FOLLGUTVO MAJORS: Wflf RIOAN March S. 1957 STATE IVEWI Fags Three i c iji.e ru i'v.«ioir.«i .on* in t».i • .... .,-kp coujvs m M i. !! ' ' P ' "T:* ihJ In-' A g rea! estate Also, all bt. i .• parvn ;,.ai . » •' e C •». it.'erc-eed in adminii- MaiiundiiDa : toin lor Uuic course* o» . r>e '•> u l .»tr . banc 111 M<-a M IH A JI,-S tu !;■, .. „:;j .. .. ... - £ , , . •rr.-r: or silrtf, regardless of I I '•!«».. ' I. A.I in;-. ' A---0 I r, \ J. V ., i-J.J .MJ rjr. majors ' Itv. I, . 1 -a ■ SvV»'.l S - - F.r.g-Latin lo.» 1 r;. » t l« a.r-.» .W TOMORROW! Claims He a • • .-v .- -H ■ A. F. and -t.i Secondary. • • ln< • . A" Phy«. majors with r « pi c.t ir. . t tt .r.'tr. ' i f- v rv-rr.'.-'ry and Chem. Engrs. Was Made ' - " T ■ «v-f A" F -n. .!«;RMNti i LAHsr.s ■ Sh-.-. .- A }. • . a!I Sdeondae/. 7* 12 p.m. To Sign .*■ * F. - A C. . :.r-rt F.: -n., a i Sewn da ry ..s'ry. Pr.ysu;.s, all Engrs j i> :io I.■ S'- '• i F:*i Indus., Mech., and \t I'arris l«l:«inl M-t Fr fir, Mallis-alim-nt Trial f ridav • 'h._ .Se f.',. A • - I- .- relatior.s. or Gen Jeniton FieldhoiM . rr.o'.r fur adminisRration. I' ■: j- . or e'er. Er.grs. I'AHKIS ISLAND. if. C. MWf . l lid A • . **,r'*s,fi in sa.e«, It F ■ Pi—A (fovernment witnert Ml o ■ . i <•-- .f Tiflivr. F. ii. Jaurn, or A.dvertis- n the recruit maltreatment rial of Marine drill in¬ • • a F . F.r.g Soc S* . Ma'.h. A Home Er CAvua- fractor faid TBtiraday he MHt 11 .1 1" A ! • \i frirla. • ■ It • F, F. 1 . .ac told to sign-a statement iv. i • f I" ii !<• in-1 a s i» >• la ■r go to the brig. I'll TtoosU;. Mm 1o-1? Mar--. 1 The testimony was offered in Jo-11 3D H-lil lo y-12 r special court-martial of Cpl. III \MOM) f.IfAIN COMPANY, INC. MA t rt.-ji» - It .»o Walsh i? charged With 24 Indi^nipnll*. Indians S.i ■'. da1- (vujots of haling and maltreat¬ ment involving 11 members of a-iu .i m-y ic- MARf If It 'meruit platoon 399. Stair S>m Photo hv sfarstixtl I iidsu iv •>: ' » 12-1 Wednc-sri., p ... «... Drv Allan Wliitlnc. David Ralph and . Pd. Edmund L. Ramie of Wa- Joseph l.llFilnmbara enter¬ •.' f t 12 1.10 M»o • 2o fin r »mr»us tn iul»-r\ ifw engineer* fnr Sj|m Drvelnpmvnt. tain questions at a political science MT A Tt y 12-i 1U 1 .»»•.! S» Irrtown, N.V.. (old the court he department coffee hour Thursday ^ . i ' *n. 4 r idu'li" It -un. Refirrh. Industrial. Please 12 JO-2 did not volunteer charges against afternoon. 12-1 Tuesda-. *'■• r-iur I'laremrtit Office fur «.fh»-dule. Walsh but that when he did give TIM 12-2 March VJ I a statement the word ' hit" ap¬ Cot'iln lit Noniiiiitir 12-1 VI 12 Mi -2 8 10 fu.nn.rrd ( h.iin m.inufirtiifg and «ell« *tee| roller chains, peared In the written version. KVKNINfi i I. \ SSf'.s sjrirk*'- ,ind fle\j»iir couplings which arc used in every Ramie said he to have been hit. never claimed "only tapped." New tLMO(i Foulest Flans iridustr riivnl , Off,re. ft,r pnwer tr.insmissif,n. f»et pimphlct from Place- Defense Attorney Fred U Shields of Mount Vernon, Va a Approved hy Fan I h i. AWS A . civilian, then asked. "Did Cain %r> I IN At. FX-JMINATION MAY Id MVP. A ' AW' THAN TIM Rtf.I I AR1 V -il HF.IIPITP h FX t- : f Morgan tell you it was the truth Af I ION and to sign it or go to the Reptesci <• .»♦ 14- nr ",v . >t looted iit, • QI recruit depot because of remarks liv ing units M irch 11. JVh MSI FnoinciTM T„ (iivc Pnpcrs unit :-if . ■ •\ made by Brig. Gen. Wallace M. v. is :v voting ft it »*.c h two point, cat. ••• . fireene Jr.. boss of the recruit » . »• *«• - *.(n t v. :!J he'd At" ! training command Shields as- ' State New* !... lot. «. i v"! (»• pnn'ed n day . - the ,-itiMia! n-.rH- i»—-- 138' 2 Tratel Films • a *ried Greene had exercised r» T* <•:» \v •!' {*• r.o dnot r.-j I'.ii of th< Amr-I i'' • S" '. ..f command influence" in viola¬ , Ml - h c K ..Ml. -• ir: It,rrn- tion of the uniform code of mlli- Set for Weekend ii.fi!..i- A!'i April K- !0 Swiilv Lunclieon . ur» justice. r»! Ching-u ... !-• • • pro. I nder article 3? of the code, World T •■...■ S. ■■ T .•rue. MSI Prof (ids . romand influence is interpreted Will be p"«-srn'ed in A m A S.mp?. t* a coercive effort hy a senior t«-'-a\ and Sa'c: ".I*, at 8 : officer to bring pressure on sub¬ ordinates in connection with a T'stav Star M- L « ■ ■■ n • Arlidea IVinled pi- up ||«»w iril John- ( rate his .<«.;<»• • p. vi ■ a •"urt-martlal. .V.%V.VaV.-,. from Yeti'v* c,• Two Ie> by ft F J Rid', Shields asked for "appropn- Iii-mIi-h- i i •-.irplrte m »-l that The leiruie'y t.lm tin- *■ ■ ■•-t.*. 5.1 of • in the :i, relief" u*hich could mea.i M.orvtana will .show rare!' ph-c f- « u* !>n \ sli-s .istpino- > . ir. luile, ». \rra Ki.i dvssert plus r.-her a change of venue or a graphed views «.f g« v .•■■■-. v « re r-io. • he i recently in t'< r.- the n -m dt-fi ■h-missal of the Four officers case testified they decaying mining -own of S-- Collegiate, plus! \ -.'i l| w i it * ♦» m • fce If ii t irJ fnhn - A ern Cross and Glacier Nate-- . ■ FfTevt ••{ Scteenmg "i sere present at a briefing ses- S-, 0*. d.fToKiic, ' api'iears m S»- .sun . «. r > ,:iilar h ki-i sr«p'-ince yuu *e Park. K ram ex t« romplete the i\ y 'ton called hy Greene on Feb. 9. tr. I ' »rd I- «n r f ird QJt I.J Hjordis Parker wiil prc-M'.t i», i P.);n'C in Physics, pub- • One of the officers was Lt. Col. look! ('axual -l.vle-. lo compli¬ her film lectu-e. The F*c-:*• of Ii-»..s» i e r*hv i.*o! S.y ' of to al thi« prnc. Oscar Petross. the batallion com- ment any gu>% or iral'x ward¬ I>rnmark and Greenland Sot in- ,t ... #r. T o o" . r article. S. .d- mander who ordered Walsh's robe. See your e>e doctor t»»- day Th« t'em w-?l sl.r« De; - tcrivg of ( ;.rr » - |.y I • i murt-martial. mark. from hagen, a mix- 1 ;• Sf-.l-rs.nduc'o da>. Petross testified Greene had ture of ancterd .4r.«i j. is. it■ '■! •'•. •f . Jars i.»ry . ucjJA-^joamon'f » 1 the meeting that in connec- em buddings, to the h y wastes of the Interna! -tvd .h-m- ai -f ts'»n with recruit platoon 399 ho of Greenland Pt v .. s and Ch«-»v.. *!;, of S< . C Greene) "had information that !"0 offences had been commit- : - and said 23 could be proved " Shields argued, "We have here EAST LANSING OPTICAL CO. "Landmark of Ilunirv Americans" * jrnrral situation where clearly a comandini, expressed an DANCE THIS SAT Above Jaroh^on'x open till I am. ' E. Sajjinaw at ^un thru Thur. <■'imon on the guilt of the a» - — featuring — Til) 2 3916 t <-ed." Erl. A Nat. Frandof Ull Midnight Phil Hoagh '.V.W and the Michigan State New.i SPARTAN HALI. 215 l.oub Street Eaat Laming'» Beat Rooming MEL-O-STATERS Vour Key to the f amptis A Mauae far Men —Several vacan¬ CORAL GABLES WATCH BAHD cies far spring - R M.I.KOO.M - SPECIAL H N it M M per ueeh, <2 In reams Urir. sell famished, pniet reams: free phsnr A TV. Cam bines ef heme with pf fraternity NO AI.K LIMIT IN PVV IM; «>• I HAI.I.HOOM NATIONALLY FAMOUS D life^-B. B. McAlpia. Mgr. WATCH BAHDS itrnrt Nine! > D 2-2574. Regularly GET HUNGRY WHEN »6,s * Your Choice $7S0 * ,9,i . " f~ 'I I. . ' - -S V -2 . E At This ONE STUDYING LATE? LOW PRICE drive-in "THE LAST |tree l^rlurr Knlillr.l WAGON - A [C»RM 29 BOOTNS Lliriniiiiii St-ifiM-c: rjjy* C wU- SL R-cHanj WIOMARK f e. r g The Srienrr of FAftR Do »eu gel hungry when studying Ute hut T&MUf RtTTA | "«'Mioiislrabl<- (iuoii just don t feel like going out to rat? Then for call Ihc < hickrn Miack f«»r » drliriou* xhown Twice at 7:07 - 10.30 Broasird rhuken dinner or Murk last free - ?nd lltt —■ hv Jaamt Wall, C. 8. dejivery bring* it to jour d-»or . i»ot a»»1 of Watihiagloii. I). C. ready b» scrtc Krmcmhcr. Hroasird rhirkrn Csirl* In Tin* STght *-akrr W It, R—rd M from the t hickrn Shark for lh.«t late rvrnlnc /. Iftr % BRING \ Once it '♦ o£ xr CAMPUS I OrlarnM* at The Mat., snack. (Hi. \ # HKH) FKKEGifU I < hurra. TV rint ( Sana a EACH DINNER INC I I DIN Yi" M, ' One U, Each Adult 1/ ''.- OirM. MeaUrt la • *« CHK KIN lEOI'R PIECES I • FRENCH IRIES • CRANBERRY S%! < E ☆i Muoday, March II at 8:13 P.M. • RLllRIRRV MtrUN m&T(fii. Last Laaaiag Hcaior FREE DilJVERV . THE CHICKEN SNACK NOW ☆I | H«h Mchaal Aaditorinai CALL At THIS LOW Mice 5M Barckaa Drive IV MIN L af The tharceal House in I rand or you Can AFfOno.ro uautoy r YOUR WATCH WITH A NSW SAND liil 'V.'.V;* ,■ ■. -F-' ui y.- V 'K'. Mirmr.av statf vrtr* Lcrlurcs. Parlies. Services Tiilernalional Menu Planned March 8. 1M7 fur P«v Pinnings Ballot Box Faith Groups Anticipate alpha gamm.% nritt fieorglana Hudson. Kennel- ^Wei^ll Delicacies Intrigue Recently Aumi :i liiisv Weekend Agenda woiih. III., senior to MiU'wt H-ieger. I«i Grange, 111 . and I't K.tppa Psi at Cornell; N'anc* Tourists Around the ! )n. . i • -a World tiij- evening hi I, . I Theta Xl Campbell, Mar-hall M>ph«an*o» K\R0l. MkltTIS efeller) air I he apodi/crs. ".Vi- . Jo Box. l . i- f ,.:r... .4 ri liclitfimis group plans for the ;ir»» mitprw! p. Hate. SchuU'l". Marshall an» lit "A M\RY ol v»-t'T- unit" 'in >tb .Siiilb- Verle" (green eel made bv ffjttj' paDvinj", or • I ! ;unif.». around lectures and parties. Pin t jealoi) at Cortu lb Tti a ig of tue. t I" d is holding a . Cent. : A; .« M-rtirn'.-•. Tonight the? Lutheran St talent Association Tear. VValhtl !-ige jtmioi to I): : i.t |jtp„ I. 't'.ii tl.'.u " might main course. "Maerdoine uu\ .a n' patliet ui a i t'll kcl!< t meal. This . Hie dq ■ <• . I f. mixer at H. Their student da will meet Sunday at 10:15 ll..hmann. Diehard Lake ond. I. ir mlirftcd lh< orient til noil fu its" crowns deiiglitfiil d'sseit consists of f; t,,.iii. F■ lotn i. he* <• >h:.; K .'it- *> • if. Da ■ • Sigma Phi Fpsdon nt U of M. today himk-1 «>• F < !»?•»»! t i i;.; >, to discuss "Your Uoom- «? old. Im.I Aiii'Tifdlt fresh ft (lit salad touchedjip with II, i a ic.ustai I I f : Ku* ' '■ ti f.i-u;»■!. Judy I*»! - Sunday in ('hi i t Lutheran gamma phi i»it\ • ot cut -.si ttn.N Diiiiph- !« /t ' .'Mid Slti<«k"»j ■ ' • mate's Religion." more than a dash of "hlrscli" i rig i J or. N V wphumoM' CI tinh flfV l/'ehind Hover, In- • -cvrjid.■-•• " And th.'l roe b.ob Sandy Saunders. Buffalo, N Y. iv.isbi-.l . Hi;, i •! ...T; • t "f "Chlnrre Chow" is the lift • liqueur .p. con '.in' t. .! , ■ ,•--.•1 "he •ctudtait Ion i ', fP ' nit'-'. Ski i I lib nt. Jean i,l the 11. ,t .• upper planned !-.) titnliMiial ch.tplin of Grand -■« phomore. to Pat Burke. C.r*>v • The t I'ave! el lieadinK KOu'h vu-knuw-whid in ;>|fire . ;< torn- to more i't'i'lput' .»<■ I I VC| ' UflKll Ill -t 5 HO to he followed by V'-poi •-, flapiiK, w ill peak for the occas¬ Pointc senior and Psi tJpfhl'/".. Inn. he. hi G,ty' f)Ku« Fiance, on The giotroimnileal day of tit.- rornplex (fastronue t-ai ,'< ! .'h* . . . . ite»i •nt e 4f» featuilia; the l"pi Nani firosa. Monme ;a,phom«»re. "If iid us dr G.i cog nt" (plain v it-.. mi t, S. .. a Router, ion. " Souih> ,t FOigi'i»»n." M' • student tourist ends with a mid I )<•* rr» Christian rn.tlnK" to Miehael William.-!, Moftna* i.y-ti i-. oh th« h iff shell ) A '• j IWiJ.Iitltt IlilteI foundation will conduct fhy-".dt I. and S.o;. k M . night feast in the city of th. !.»«.. Fl-.ndi Morn I#* Also tonight, Chtinma Delta •.ophornore and Ihm.i Ttit4a l'i -t* *:! of Ft i it' ll be ad and so'tor ! ; *4' ot'.rafJ the attention and i <• s.ihhath Service at Aulilttii nlgbls, Baghdad, lie vi! • inform.illy t» make a Student I aitmouih, and Sue Ravin. De- «f. er. NT.ui > Ver- will ineel " of the tr v.« :« t y. I do vvino t'otnpl't'*s tbo )«•}«♦ V r i : (let orations for the Install,ition Shaarey /edek Temple in l.an- tiojt junior, t»» D»u V/»-.k ,t«. in. PoU'.'sfal fun i'hos th»* 'pie"* down, tailor-fashion, oti an 01- . ii. •«>ph»Mi"fe. Out ifa -UonofT'ifNil fl'iv I" mc *. • ..:*!( el > of Banquet. Sunday morning Im¬ NiiiC at 8:10 tonight. MHlllels-A- Canton, Ohio, junior ard do lo idanc with it national rnL.il rug and digs in to "Sarmk i i • • the break of 'lav in )i <:«!«• i:t i'letll, mediately following the ehureli Pet a Tan. fIc.'b. • Bar-alhoa fitia-u." cnn.'-i.t- \l|ih.l XI Delta pi e I'oppill" is the title of the pro- • • t mAtket M-etmn of Pm in. V'-e; Masgouf," "I'lrinc corha" and o HithgUlle service, the rlertlon o|' officers i f a icA f,f friod n*\ roi'v- d !. •;!;»• Morning gum planned f«»r Sunday night ALPHA f ill OMEGA fanner*' ri' tlown1.ui 11:. Afgaolstan "Pilaf " ' Araq. lent, Ia>. .mil chapel assembly will he i i i (,«• i of »i»i*t>I:»r»t and "die d national drink, polishes off ti at 7:10. Short hum or oils skits Karen Overtieck, Arm Arbor l poity-tPXTs ririuriring bump- I ><•*! Uli »l I' . '"I I • held. ]oiTi,'it( V-' fjuantitn-: "f rice. meal (and the traveler). . ) '• . Delhi will hold il In¬ will he presented and Queen juhioi, to Milton Jacob). D-ar- • •tipy Bit* txilcony IV Hi pa. • -• •.•.It.. So.-.i.« C-fkiMi?. (oinrmm t. ke of " outw a Foignon," racy, I'Fti'c, and Jigbfly r.froiiK oil Tin 1-«•>'•. ' fu inc cm Im' i . Taster will he crowned. lyoin senior and Sigma Alpha trr-.i ier. Judy stallation Banquet honoring the a< : om|.;mv it;'- di. ft Thi "»il ;; c*«uitribufi'»n. j. a The Fellow hip of Religious Kjeilon. '.quid v/.«* of onion covered with I,r<»tit I. t'h Ileal horn limlor. old and now officer; nt 0 p.in :i! it a "ii.jtiorral" favorite cover¬ Lib. l ab; will meet in Room 3(1 thick cnawn '.f ov ri-bm-A i.' d ,'t.d ni t' gold. inc.tit . phi kappa tai and crus*y brr-a t ing everjrlhi»K in sight. i. I t,-* l.jttic riv« r • J- • Union at 7 p.in Sunday evening. Abou' mid-aftf rnnou the 4u- A Her ii shut ! business meeting Holly Sp«»rer. Detnat junior, Tor a more lelsnrrlv breakfant . pht. fi ud and b> di nt. ift dead of fi« adink for tin* !he> will attend a meeting iif tho and Alpha Gamma Delta. *> for which the English are noted, A im't. j.-ilaf of ru e, unim..- P.X. Price Riot Sale I'nihil i^i) Fellow,hip in Lansing. Jerry Beaseeker, Grand Rapid?; wp skip across the Channel, Kii.l. cnio. . a Greek cu torn of pin«- nut-., raisin, .tiM-d nt : simoket) kippers and bloaters, eating ' M' /<• " With i yla . of iamb, ifr.ip" • and yditfur* Rev Tnomas Vermin will, dls- Junior; Joan UtzcntxTU. Cr>-..tdi ushers of harou and platters of f.-rmord'-'l I'.citu- in one hand, ho the nu-al "Araq,'' which t • t (i.: "Tlie PI.me ol WorJtip in Lake, III, 8»»piiomore, to Mel etts, thick chops, kidneys, por¬ pj)ft.ikes of ;'t »•«•!. , - ito«- f, n.i.k ■ »i the tup'r and ta.-b the I.iheial Chun li." IhdU, Tecum.seh senior; Joan .!•.-ill f. a nd toj'tl bit f t ridge with hravs cfram, f.it sau¬ fuifutuif pnii.sh, i. prubat,!. , The YMCA eahinet will meet Mark, Saginaw sophomore, »nd bitter niarnialade L a- I .til l h. '• «r. ; tiarl- ]., t tfitng the .ftudent v., Sundav iifh t noon at H Rev. A'lph.i Gamma D«Jta. to Jim sage, orange ietil'ti » and strong, fragrant tea are tin ifmbet of the meal. . will adtln-:.'; l.eigh, Ka .t Uansing senior, ari l • (Pa don M Join Jane Twltchell, R'K.hester, N Y, the bill <»f fare. This brats cof¬ Americans traveling In the a u,«'ting ol fant'i bui > Club at r, 10 Sundav on the topic ' The fie-hman, to Jaek Parker, Ann fer and spud nuts (and S Orient' are often cautioned to eat Meaning of D*nt' Arbor Junior. <»'< locks). And t" *!,'• e wf». prcf» i rof- nothing hill boiled eggs and te i for fear of dysentery and other Parties Set wi*h ihfn r « d. Dublin discomforts. Bid for the fearless CO-EDS f. • •. unu: i.-,T and one, "Klj'sttafel." the rrremonlal fe ist of the Indonesia greets the Social Pace "- I. IrS -h c»fb e j- mode v. «♦!» .! of tig ti in o j?bi - diner. A hoge plate of rlee sui- Th«* Sign;a ("hi", will i'\ PERSONALIZED (ARE *x>*. r • SjhtIuI si.no . i . ■.-)• of If. ». win kv. rounded with 1"» or more litlle then annual Bermuda Hoj * I an rrj rre'.- t ftp mk ' irsm.v of partv The furniture will ' , z. ouM moke and fried chicken. ♦hexe ind v»» : r-i-vui plieed by \>f K'h cbairs, biank •• SHAMPOO . . . STYI.E SET *-..ur % ,,'rVwk ) Ft ."d b. bi.p ho" ranee • n m i find pnlrn tr" FAMOUS - NAVY IIM'K !fow ab "Jt a ini-i fn.ornin» f' if : b in 'ii'-ffl »• '-a* ,'i i: I,on e beach atrno; • TANKER JACKETS MARGARET-LOUISE BEAUTY SHOP : jr. JamoHNi ? •'«. fe.d jrmy If '••?■ lU't foyer; ». •• ' ol u,'i th're will be dancim ' •:tu ir of the Pbiybnys. ' Reirular 9.9!» JI.1 ARROTT Rt.IMl. RD S4SIS I.»*-• bnwr.rr pf •'•*, fr ••' A Roman Toga party will '•« iit -"id HP1! (a ' ' '• hot V | IJff1 held hi Sigma Alpha Ipsif. Clone Otil 87.95 h- * w. an or .»•:'»• >•. I a let"' - this evening from 9-12. 'I he inn r.re ? f>n if rind r'l-u pun n sir for dancing will he furnished ('■< • ■ • i rc>r». . - •■•r.'a-I while ^rtptc^i'sJ oirt «,n "e* Kenny Davis' nrehestra. Nylon or Salon •M.:;' b> lll.it k S.I.Ms . nu M'i - Krnmom; Hall Is botdn traveling north, 'ifid rurrv and Whit. Ovf.ir.U r.'.Ms Mil.lilt - Whitr Wr Sold over 2000 of these for those ) : • '|d« ' or,, ff ■ ,W I': lunch In |.»»\cnitiiirj: is on the it.oat dipf-f-l m R-12 AP.ei the rile, lli'a.v WHilt* Oxfords • tl.l,* WOOI, to rolleitr Imijs this season Mice J chnr- Dom agenda. ''Tseargots B'turpuig- pies will Rather back ' CASH *).9."i »r noii.** 'snails In a shell, filled • • are b .1 a !• refreshment . ranch for (liv l.ramir) • Ml.AVION W'th rartir treiled hiltler) and f't"' ac-'nrj -iil' dancifiR Villi.HTM SON "lluftres brorhes" (ovsters Rork - Fas' and Wed Shaw are ' «.■ o :i | .re' "t.l ' "' rum' I .no pr. • 12 The mu .!'• for dan n.' Smmih of Above l>e fun ; bed b> the Smitfi J 2 pr. orehe-r*rn. The mam • 81.00 man SAT. -SUN. of the evening Will b ' Small sj/es for <'orris For cmwrurig of th«' Junirn P'if9*rr: *' Cramming MARCH 16-17 lor Exams? Ivy l.eu^ne I'aiils USED IN PERSON! The Fabrics Ruin Coiils s i 5.95 Silver Cans Sim Tails marks SI .'III 81.5(1 up "llanes" llrirfs 8.119 T-Sliirls 8.B9 "Eruil-of.|.oom" llriefs FOUR E.iret!!!! Iiilri"iie Creys 82.9)1 8.6") BOOKS! Fitipt" Safely FRESHMEN Fight "Ink SHI.").-, • Shiny O.I). 81.9)1 T-Shirls 8.69 I Mamie Your rioctdr will Icll yon —a 81.911 NoDoz Awakcncr ie «afe a# an average cup of hot, black cof¬ fee. Take a NoDoi Awakcncr wttb PNH HOUGH S FOX HOLE PX MEL-0-STATERS when you cram for ...or bring* when mid-afternoon on wcb*.n You'll find NoDo* five# thoae u3 o'clock cob- that e*am El) 7.9.-,71 Enter hv Stale Theater Erun.lnr CX Hv Chnrrnal House V UNION BOOK STORE N«, Age* l.iinil lo Hallnwin • llniic- 9 till I :■'{(> you a lift withont a letdown .. Iirln" you *nap back to normal and fight fatigue aafelyl ■Aelvance- Tirke'l- Noy, i>n Sitli- 2.20 ln\ iiirl. ,,«».-35«X-err7.:,::;98< CORAL GABLES NOQOZ a ^a */n>e5 . . BALL ROOM . . SAM Al COMII NEW let's go south and dwell in a flat! Smi- >•■ >' V , Shop Downtown at Knapp's Today from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. j i |ir» t*|r iit villi, ill! 1-IIHM hi: I* lift! \N*. KN M'l-'H t'KItftllN tl -linfl-ltl rni! (TIN V t W KM K. I \l I. . ' ' 'I ' ■ |.l . ,|«|, . ! n ,, r . • IV fl.fir.SI .flfl.lW I,l» ' • I fU(-t : l.l I -*•»». Aim*. (it II- -4 >•. iSrl•.■ttSLrTuc . , , I ' . Il.ll (f •■'■11.41 'f „ , . ' Mudf'.iiWv iJtuili-ri. 41-4II S.„|,ff Willi,;!, In dtnuii. If,In Ii„f,„ I HmI l.4»l«ll»ti |.»»sH1h|,| \ ii i . • lij. ,| Xl|. ••Iff n I . .nlv W .IV lie, I'.i , «o|itiiiiniirr, <,u, i(i" r |»r -. I. in, „ (,.r « >»#• r VI Atitirt ,*-fi Ur,,ie A It ,'i „ ,1 ItftlMii-in. Hi iii a , iiuir,i, ■n itnr.it. tutrix k Irishiiun. it**, , ,rt 1 in I r W tut 111-10 i'lllllMl Unfitted. Kiurmn. . I.I l (xtf.,11 Inter-Uortn tntifwil halama/it.. lr.,», (.rfc-il'lfcl.t, 'i.in . .. %{.. ,,If \n„ . Polished Pol ton .. Xeiv . of F.li/ktx-'ti \|i Ai.lill.-, ,n> . If fc«lifi,.ui -A-. ri-t.,f. , F.J I.. .;/l.;ul I.o(lii.|(t>ii, i.i,- , , "' ■ ";»-«t-uj' f. ill ft. F..i'.'ti:t I'. .! s. ,i for the Pompus Man .III, I |»t ,»• J1 j,| I - , ■ |• J;. , Ai.ord ft'Kf.i -'. i ij,|„ . »• i,resident. H.ii.fl.ili O .* • ii (II ii'-iiu-nn .i •. Ant" ri Cir-.• e !•.,»- , ' ■» - i r«-1 J e.i i.u#- f,t,i- ••Hi. -..iiiiorrmf •• Sortli Willi,imv president pr,r„- ;|i, Vliniiv (iT»« 1.4 k i- <<>|ihiii IN IN N IM I II Nt III .) M M I- \N|| »|.\t lie preOrlenf. M4 ill-in- M i-■■■ |>-r V\ ■iiirl-.loi i.rlr Vnlio, k III. (rr\liiu,iii Irnii Hiker •.(.|ili.,m..(» i.,i ,►(,[■ I'Jirtlltv (Jnircrl 'i.4ftiiff, Jin Wil<4Hiii. ii.it,,ii trslilll.in Slnli-il f<»r Stiiidav •-1.95! ■" 1.1.95 I'MlilU pre nj'-i." J'' In • .i;. ,, , . ii»- Ir-r. f«' V fi i i-'.t Jurl*. It..*--#r \ln . i,». •! . Uiflllllllihll t tt',1 li.l • . ,, ,. i.i! 1f r-«liM.,.f i l -i-1 V ik«-|i-v r«rx.-i'(«ti! -. .I.lrovt Stxildi , . • .I'fr-fit Oemi/I.i > Innm.. -«•' r.-t,ir, |j..i . ,, , Itifh jwiw-ffcrl ir.d n«ithir* t.« .t f..., tint n,i'ttn l'ir • .mpti- -'fcir ,i, I'.uffali. I. y k»(,i ..n,..rr in-,, t. I't-jin-. v-ti rx ... ..... f tsuilh with •«-r-D'uti. ('..t il Ii .■ I-.,-. ,. front t i " r. ,j ,, ti knit trim- . .mate* lr*f.hir..iti l.llrhrUI pre*irteitt. f In t | , n , IV wh*Mfc torni- tn w ird .nrl .« tl*r .< popular for vr-ir -iliA.iitt, \ •• n \r Ikii iniiii.r u, , l>rfc\lf|p|il. S,tndr.i J odd M H ,i \ tie round wr-sr Vt Knapp - tr»o ton II find fhr • rr i - • I - tvi.-d fi;r|ti»* p.,lnh«-d Ir.d . frfc.hrn.iii tn rrt^n Mir If.if rlKjn Ml l'lt-a%.inl Irish nun tut ' ift-f. I -4 ri 4 Hart. \|.im in tn|(lii,iri'ir r f.flon watthabfn fjtt/olor I* •• ",!>rr -l.rV- for . »ho^iir. iU-ti - »rdroJi<- '.Vint Vnkfcli-. (.»< ; • v . rfci '' tllfctt Tr» yfci eaidmt. I'tf l'f«-i « -■ -it?.. . ,• ;n .iniiii HI.i' k r;r , .j ft, j- , South r.tirn>h»-ll .'It ii Kfxli'f Si.ov.r lidfcnt, Kll> i ! n.t.oifi'.rfc s*" ■ fc'.v Donaliiu- lo Talk In Pfimsylvaiiia fir Fr-wi'i M D'.fiah-i' •» - !, fur,! pr ,ft-s .ir .r; -iPH ■ u,",rtnif if- a4 Mrrhii?;i>, !'niv*-r','. Y.u ifiV .•>- ! i-rturi- rn.i: -r.- usvpih f.-u t ''huri ti r. r h- ifarrlfburi;. Pi f>r f)r.nv '. 4:jr»- T'r- rinlt- of f):'l -I ' ('a'i -. ;• crfi :ri rhn*tinn tf,- • , ar»-. i-ii . (•U'lofi ;:i a44IT)!-i»-r| },. - h'Jf h .- If art; - '• 're 't' ■; O i- f/auphir, ' 'our/ Thi r. 'hi- tf;if! if a*, anr.-i?:i{ *-ri- - I ■ 'J' K r-.ft-'uii.' •i f, h t i, fi-atuio'i si' h ou*li»Kians a1 In K!oi- v k • nt Harvard l.'n»v«-f i? When you are selecting ind fir. Alt'V.indf-i of f'olurr.hia l.'riivi-f«!'. arid a diamond, bargain* are Vladirn r S'*rr.!nat N'«-,v York Or. fkir.ali i<- i a Mi'-hiijatt dangerous, size is mis¬ statt- aluinn'i. leading, I.et our dia¬ Vfct'« A*««M-intinii mond expert help you. IN.-h Hour* NVu.- offirp hK>urv for the Vtdn- r.arrs' Awmahon hav»- rroentjv b'-»*n prwtfi. {f-rording to Ch-ii'V. RANNEY JEWELERS Walther. executive bnord rr.cn.- fx-t. ABBOTT Rf»—f: I.AVIVf; Organization Uorim 2 wall h^* •faffed every Ttiesdav through Thursday from l-i pm Oth- • time:, cari be arrangerl by ap¬ pointment. liny N.iii II ith fxim/ili's h.( . I. Ion dxtermint- »otir monthtv paArnxnt^ and ran rturer up II, »is to t* tlmfcx that amount. It month*, to pay \ hit our Il HI'iH-, I rr lit f»ffirr Third I loor I #1 **•.-, Joi hey ISrie fs . . Tlu* .Vrur Sunhoiim I > olden (Hide Ilest llels for Shav<*m 16.95 n.2.5 with old shaker Dorit just sit there! T-hirt-. S-M I.-XI.. Si r. Now' An amaiinr new 'unbfciai You'll enjoy today** copy of tKis publication NhivfcRia»ter . . . faaUr. elater. 7 ou II enjoy the extra cismfort of Jockey brmft of tuft combed cotton. Matching ■.n^h more if youll (et up rifht now and pet more ramfartabif than any ather Tee %hirt tailored l«u«»r ia bach, thort- kind of Uiaver. Thk» Anarveiaa* il ' er in front, to >U* in place. Completely jibiibII an ice-cold bottle of Coca-Cola. new sunbeam haa the •rienliTi- washable. ton«er In Mi hit*. 4 . rally preeiaiaa haaed Golden GlWh* wearin(. V": (Natanlly. wo'd be happier, too!) Shavrmaater hM head, lurhtninc fast-dooble-action Midways ilswi available , . . 11.14. renmia* leather rotter, ti f-, ™js ilpper-typ» Irmv- type UAL I KNAPP'S ^TtEET A elinj cim. KVAPTI 9TECCT rux>R SIGN OF GOOD TASTE or m cac*40ueojwwwar —_ ■ ' ■ ■■ Ill At Milwaukee. Wisconsin Grapplers Compete HfirmOAN STATT NEWS March «. 11157 P»|c Hlh IN Hi-liihlt F MUFFLER CLINIC Itt-ltt W. IONIA 8 Thindads Entered in Relays at the Big 10 meet last week ing This week's series honors Bryan 2 statistics in bowl¬ won the highest by rolling up a In Conference Meet itv HAir BUI:M IN since Lean has returned to score of 2.4IB. West Shaw bowl¬ whde Da foe ran a fast :49.9, ed the highest individual team rn. IV 4-Mli stale News Managing Editor school that he is entered in only Atterbury, one of the top game with a tidal of 892. IAis- Eight trackmen will represent Michigan State Saturday at the one son. race. During the indoor sea¬ he had been running in at fieshmati prospects to ever eti- r«»!I at Michigan State, will have qualino Paone of East Shaw 10 copped two honors by tolling the 4 Members F i: N D K l( Milwaukee Journal Games at least three races in every meet. oi.e of the toughest assignments highest individual game — 213 SKIRTS Milwaukee. Wis, I.as Head Coach Karl Schlademan entered « inile relay team Ixan has run a :-I.3 relay leg indoors and posted a 47.rt an¬ oi the night when he tackles de¬ fending champion Arnie So well ill the 1.000. and the highest series — 555. Hold Key FOR CIIKVS. • FOURS of Ted Tet/laff. Ken Dafoe. Bob Hindus and Dave I .can besides chor leg against Kansas earlier in the season. The Pitt ace raee in a fast 2:10 and will tic won last year's Bailey Wins To Title individual entries in freshman The addition of Tetzlaff this tough Saturday, However, At- Willie Atterbury in the 1.000- wpfh mav bring the quartet's tcrborry has been shown this In IM Hockey \ard run. Frndds Kennedy in time down below 3:20. The win¬ week that he is ready for him. Hon Stroud Hopes the college mile. Capt. Svlwvn ning time in last year's rare The Detroit yearling ran a 1:52.5 I,cd by Jim Wilson and George J.in the two miles, and was 3:20.0. Tetzlaff qualified f'»r !• d; mile relay leg Wednesday. To Regain Ixown the team Wednesday by running deciding factor of the I ■ tiy. Bailey Hall put on a ib :.;n Castle ill the (iOO-vard 'I he itiyiih i ri:i:: the 140 in :5fl.8 during a prac¬ race may he the fact that Sowell dazzling performance of stiek- By MIKE PREV1I.I.E Ml will compete for the var- tice raee. is a veteran indoor runner while h.moling and shooting to swamp Tht> .MichiirHii State wrest. I II I I I'll 1,1 All \MI III - •( * except Castle and Atter- Hughes, who has been rapid¬ Atterheirx w ill he running for Theta Chi. 5-1. in au IM hockey bcrr*. who will run attached. ly improving as the reason pro¬ the first time on the hoards. t p!.iv-oiT game T! um'.n nigiit Urn team left Thursday fur m i i i i i: us :!l be the first meet gresses. posted a 50.H relay leg K» nitedy, third place I'ruv scored t . ft ' «d hi. Cnltimhus, (thio, where thr !r,ii\h|:i in the Big 10 mile, has two goals at 3 45 of the first per¬ Iliir til championships arc ( III \ v ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ——v m m % FORD* rill:I •i \ M(»i rn *7.95 SHRIMP »0<- 1 •sl-. villi; improvement ev¬ il. • I hi ! I. e and ■l.ould place high lb- rail hi |iersonal il, i mi a backhand shot Wil -o vui. also picked up two tallie , f• •!!.»•• cd with another goal on a hcinir held this weekend. The Spartans go into the ; \ : :i. the Big 10 meet chnmpionshipK with a 7-2 ret - TIIISI IH |NVf\l I \IION I e r m | 25 iootei. KEN MAIDI.CW JIM FERGUSON FISH ANI) CHIPS .Ulr orcl in dual meets. Their vic¬ ,(i ii could better that time Sat- Bat lex a ided two more gtmls sophomore ttlar . top heavyweight . . tories, during the regular sea- i rtlay I .a * ' <• a . hi broth< ;. in the second period with W:'- sun. came at the expense of In. r» HAMiU Ros to <;n i.oo • b!:i>, p|a o.i seeond in the rare scoring on a goal mouth HEIGHTS Ml . I M.I clocking. s< sc. . mibh- and L'rsu.x slapping m MSU Fails to Place oiana, Ohio State, Purdue, Il¬ Curb .Service upeit .it ti p.m. linois, Iowa Tea,hers College. Junes. NCAA 10.000-meter a i claound past the Tlieta Chi Michigan and Wisconsin. AUTO PARTS Hon Suva I. Ohio Slate Leads , . ! .imi iuti. vx 11i have a rough r. .In State's two defeats tame from ti-M. :u I.i rati?. Opposing him Jack ItoMily scored the fifth 3939 .v east VARSITY DRIVE IN • ill tie ! i Mo Tabon. Hungary'^ I! :i:.•> and Irv Wilson got the hands of Iowa and Minneso¬ ta. However, in a quadrangle minute milei who i one tin 1 a.e Theta Chi marker in th" I'll IV 2 .101H IV :.-3Kf« I S ll» and I log tie SI. meet, which is more like the • •? th. too distance 1'intn r in tin i! stan/a 10Sivi miners championships in nature, the P'.e The mile .md ha veteran •••! tiuid in I nit Canadian tin- Pie iwntter 10 1v th*- di tam e iti u Phi Kappa 1■ tu Phi Kappa Taa came from be- .. » < |. I . vi i Tati 5. East Shaw 3 to pick lip •' 5-3 vir¬ K i t Shaw Hall iti ati- Big fix JlllKV BOBBINS Spartans placed first over Min¬ nesota. Slate's hopes for success ride mainly with four men: Don !' J .oi♦ • i. >er and posted a otl-ei IM hoeke> plav-ofT game. • Statr News Sports Editor Stroud. Jim Ferguson. EeRoy *' !'» a-.'aur ' Kan .. lie woti J ••• Hutin atl'i Dan I nlfoi i put Ka • Shaw ahead early in Special to the State News 5 I ladseth and Ken Maidlow. These wrestlers have only lost g..od 'I I t t! , !ii • uefiod. hut two goal. MINNKAIHij.is, Minn. — Big' W swimming' champion¬ a combined total of five matches < 'as!!« . t ite eke- P. 140-x ai d t,. |•'■■i I'au K ! Kell.v tied the ship meets jrot underway here Thursday night. with Ohio in dual meet eompetition. hainpn.ii, I an- i.l the top frosfi State's t Jerry Mi Namee plat ing' first in the l.r»o:i-meter i • Stroud. 123-pounder, was last lie • Shaw again uinip"d in freest vie event, heitiu flocked in Ul:08J» to jrive the Buck- oudoi- dl'.tma Mintwis. Don Watd - eeond fre years Big 10 champ In that i a ok. the l - 'h 110 record with l.-au "ii el.'iss. Tins year he has com¬ 50 2 clockiiig ta.o '.'.e« ks ag*» •>< co..! !•'i i»m then on it w.e eves seven points and an didn't p. i 'h» record because I (Jam Howjitd. pi the 220-yard freestyle piled a record of 9-2. Stroud's A SNACK i a ■ . in a early lead. defeats came at the hands of A tt, tim bed tiont Of ■k Moreri atld Jim Jev.a'll C oach Chuck McCatlree is ex¬ ( tail 111 Co favorite Michigan place i l"\\a's Terry McCann, who is no the victors. pected to call on t'apt Jim CU- hen with 40 '• ii tot a third and lifth to pull within on.- longer in eompetition and Mm- fn»mt ot the conference cham¬ i icns. Denny Baker and Taylor i.esota's Dick Mueller, who or A Mi: A I. pion on efforts by Dave Mye:> Breaststroke ace Paul Iteinke Stroud had defeated twice. .ii'ct Pete Kricv will top the Spartan entries for Fe rguson holds a key s|>ot in Northwestern is resting in I lie IOO-vard grind, lie mav be State's plans of success, for the 11 A.M. Til. MIHMTF third place with live points. Illi- learned with Edington. Kwasny rephoinore from Oklahoma City, liois is nest with three and Iowa, and Dave Mrt'affree. who is the regular 167-pounder, the only other team to score, is K'u the 200-yard individual h.e wrestled in both the 187 and Fin. ,K SAT. 'TII. 1 A.M. littli with one point. I • 7-pound classes and has been I . • ill V U iMbaugh. Wally QQQD top S EA1' Michigan Stall'.-, two entries Dohler. Harmon and Baker will place II) the top MX Ferguson held their Rig In McCatlree will use his lour PiOII Edington . "I lug po f.otcst trtvslylers in the 400- champion, .lack Marrhello to a Duncan llincs , O, 2122 7 k. d at A 57 lino- ot and Tavlot 211 tk. H w \ ii'l relay Kornell. Clemeti., draw. Frank Pall eh. Kill: and (Jest top I-(arise th, the regular 177- : i i-flud to place. tiie ha "f pio.xJiretN foi th.' pounrui who has also wrestled SAI.INAW AT 1.I1AM1 HIVKit March I ! i« iulerxiew men exporting de¬ Fig. t more cvciits an -lab I io the heavyweight division, h.c- Spai tan> for tiKtay wfh preliminaries event w.d but two defeats. grees in ( hemic il. Mechanical. Industrial. n ticduled foi thi nioriung and The final seven wrap up fe.stivitie? Saturday. Heavyweight Maidlow, the I.lectrieal and t ivil Engineering and *t«l- nl'ivnioon and finals in the eve¬ only undefeated Spartan, placed ning fourth hi the Big 10 rhampioti- dents with ma jors in Chembtry and Ac- l.arry Ellis. Ken Gcst, Bon Siinrr Team i» llol.l ships last year as well as taking roiiuting ami those with Sales interests. Patterson and Gordy Eornell fust place in the Gttpco Roman Sales prospects may he from any field of w ill he It nocking for one of the Mi-ctirij! in Ji-ni-on style in the National AAU meet. top six positions in the half-een- Jerry Hoke, the regular 130- training. Interested students please come tury 'reeslyle. Monday evening at 7:00 p.m. the siM-eer exjaeh, Gene Khntiev, poundcr, placed third in the Big to Hie Placement (Iffire for apponilment. The Spai tans xx ill rely on Hog will iinld a meeting in room 209 In last year and could easily im- Harmon and Topi Kwa.stiy in I vrelient opportunities in paper industry. of Jenison fieldhouse for varsity piove his mark this year. the 200-yurrl butterfly. Don Nic¬ The highest State has placed ami freshman soccer players hols in tin 200-yard backstroke Anyone else interested is urg¬ in previous Big 10 champion¬ and Don Morey and John Mason ed to attend the meeting. ships was second in 1953. in thi «»:ie-meter diving. re \iooli lloopslers Practice for After Booh II hrrv lurvrn JSCA A (liampionsliips o f colon in! Following' a two-da.v layoff and a well deserved rest, Michigan State's basketball team resumed practice Thurs¬ furniture lilir lo x/io/t . . . day for the forthcoming- NCAA championships. The Spartans will first play You 11 More Ge fensive and defensive patterns. • II Ii. Mich. A venue l.unsin/: Marvh 15 at Iwxmgton. Kofi., State will work on its first game against the winner of Tuesday's opponents following the Notre contest at Columbus between Dame-Miami eontest Tuesday. Notre Dame and Miami (Ohio! Asked what he thought of his Notre Dame was selected as a t< am's chances in the champion¬ inidwvstcrii team at largo while ships. Coach Forddy Anderson Miami was the winner of the commented: Mid-American conference. "We've got just as good ■'» State will also play the fol¬ chance as the next fellow. We'll lowing evening. March HI. rc- continue policy of taking For Your Dollar our gardicss of the first game out¬ each game by itself and not come. Should the Spartans win worry about the future." both nights, they will journey to A rally will be hold for the Kansas City tor the semi-finals team Wednesday afteftioon, one ROUGH! before their scheduled de¬ and finals March 22 and 23. day IHItKEN - Practice this week Spartans is brine limited to run- for the parture for Lexington. Details will be announced early next ditiouing ami hieir own of¬ week. ul the II "famrfs n .ACcrrtFTYS Net in oil A ii noil nee high rf.adf'rshtp" . Sporls . . . Tune I p Mntelies •JO pion hkmigav \ viclu Ptiii. ■ t-'Hl \ s|»«r(- .ti*if IV,. statu k »it,*..r il. • |.,-v <(• mw's . Spai'luns March H I'#57 Page •*•> to I it-Id ii ii- >i . f • r In Season's Finale 7- 12 p.m. i 'i« • r a. i iu ill. i; Vlhmn •.»• I 4i«»«i H ■ |iM. "jrsli.'ll I,I \f.(.«>i. || I'rouii. I,i;m Seek I hill I i>. I'inr I.: ■ I. . Ii Mr I Hi" H'i'i in <11 Rv JIM riRvun . i.i»|»i r-v ill*- Till.- It elH'W ills Mu.K. ».* l.fj.iil With the loss of two pan ti» Miehi'/ati oaiiior t-riv, -ir hi llill-'l.iif i .,irtv« t week hani'Miy over their h« d-. the North Ihikota Siotiv \ Uf Tlii' Michir.'iis St*itc rym- • • in nl»-r l» ■ I me |*» ». I ii U • !!..r, Vb—ah r Jettison Fieldhonse •,.i >f it's 1» s»m v\il! swi!u» into will inva.h- Spartan homo i«« !'»»r a two point series to- fii-niiin i: I • iii.« is-." -,y a* •• i , e.i it • |i.d.. i: \i» ' .-ictioti si 11.1 S.tt ii|-,|., v niyht and Saturday. The Si" v 'r.c W" ii. * i». i in the M*!Ii : 11p.• i;t! I'.iir lt| riidalf verine 7■ ! M -ndav . mO play ' Andf-e »| li.-ir.itt .-,uin)pioitshi)».< ;it Aim Ar t" a :t-2 ovei.tiTia- l.aMh- Tin d. uiff a |».-i>..ii • • *n • K •v.v The Mi. kiiian vi' it«- p • 'I 'm . n nasi - ,••' , • - th< m in > a i» p.. •• em m : |0 IM-ll !'« - . If ...» (.nd plaae if. the WIHU a" •i it.i.i «* |||. Iani w hi: h i • •» •>. • l>0\ I.MAS ("APT. ROI ANI) llltOWN ! t1 pot h i u a\ t«. ' . . . . Hope In ri'L'ilin llig Hi chiimpiiinship- haid fifghti» 4 II" - SOPHOMORES s . . . • li-Mlii - at I 3" •» . i-.-i . Mlihtsan Leer, !'. a I dim.if i,i Mr.*. |n,< »(.•.• ;:i a! huilrtilic Th>- ai After I ho Itoiiil Losses battle on Arm Ailx.r t.:rmine who « i!l ;.■! '! • f-ot d< i "inimi :« iii.in i ii v (,nni «*., *|m i n |t»rf « .tin lav I i- I to |..f I f .i a. a- ... •" i . • .. ».< ith to the NCAA p!.ivoft i'llll'iai St 'll.haH 14 '<•, I I • rtr* r 11 k fflini ,, |» YOUR JUNIOR YEAR 'Pirftirl V Pitislord •*» T'-f h ran -t.oot into a t:»• a i'i. IN NEW YORK? Boxing Team Faces Cinrw I I * ■ ?' tt -s • n n-r* i ii uiehinn ,*i w ' Mic I igan f.-r . eo. ,. p!.i< o l ' • "... -j y .*,ve fo i-ba¬ II.rum h" I -I f I.i*t(I•• -U lit.-/ I. Cat • t: .1 IP i f. „ • W . • land , • prll.in Ii. takiiii; troth h.imh th' < i .of . I'id le, an oVi-r - i.ldlrx illr • ■ .1 c«"»k. i .!(;,»• i" ' *» I ik>< Oil.' - .<■ Ilav ara t.'some tti.* •■. no l,«.k-..ii *t a oh ii- >.'i 1.1 I I), nely. r?on la v !'• • M:nrt.-■ ('(dorado Colh'tre i- the ri« ■ I... h son si \|.., the U'JIfL durir tin- Wisconsin Monday n :: !).r'. O'Briun. P Pi'-I an I Willi, etiar.pi. ii and . doni.iti< I nll.iii M in ...n i il >. I hie ..'i i» id t« T'.tt! Wrrthmann. a!l> iiuaiifu> lor one of the tw p • Hint Hoh The Nolhikn Mfd.-mfr T* || M< i W.-stern oertt" * NCAA are as strong in Brow n atirl Lea* \« ill be after C in e l»*\ the nets as on the scoring end I lini Alhertoti hi | inn «i »| .r a renewal of their Rig 10 crown* pi a vol fs Miin h 14 and I". x m ax jo fc\ lit. ji. ri . •; I'.uk in friendly territory after a rnj/irrd road as their goalie Tom Vttkovirh in free even be anil flying rings trip on at Colmado Springs. Plll.iv I I** !'>. XI I'ltlf I |f\ II holds the seeond lowest average \ritiid.i in i .|• .*• ;7 respectively. 'Aficli thev lost two dual moots. Michigan State's hovers Harvard and ( larkslnn w ill K il" iin-ion I . i n •• - Ii n r ^ i. in goals allowed per game with Brown will ,-*!• i w.rk t-1»>>- I'.inhim ♦>i Hi»on i Hi#.. take on wifdoss Wisconsin Monday at 8 travel to Colorado from the . p.m. in .fonison I astern a .1..» average on ."»M goals in |k Ilild».iti\11|*- I llilf i hti-lMM :* M! while 1a- i t'l r >• :-» •• :•) league to meet the two If ill.- Ki»*ldltotis(». game*. nil, Miininoff |I xii. ■ • i i ,i even! • x > , •! Hitiibbc^ schools from the Willi , for the »i i p.. Wl a , in. f ft dcfendiru! *' Vsallia •: < Mhi r »*\ i - • .»!I fi-. a • h,v Idaho Stale. 7-1. Johmr.- collegiate ire emwn. Anrlo.r M ix »i. \ . U II iv f o .1 \A impion. i ln*-n fared P.litlcr, i' . k. Ityini! rip..- Gi» nd. M- 139-|iounurr. wa t'a- (I'l.n le.t.'iio I 411,1.1CxerxM n Mm. \ ... ill building *b tfits p..|'l"Ii- A (Hind; I lope! year • »nlv Michigan State w.nn.-i a , ' , ' in:!.»! 1 r: . i •?» the air a- Alinne.-'»hi ho.' ;,»•» Hull llfcnni.i, I' <• Spa't an---• bu» Sf.de ISC won the last four bout'- on i c. hot i/nnt a' bar an i fi •■»• pta. e Deny. , p.r . p n .r ..tp I-ft t'lf «»f a IK' Idaiio State o the Irau- . -< r. i<« M i n:i. • ■ a poinb-is I; Denver takes t! -home tf • «• March 15th Rlalr i* rhaniui-ni mi the site NCAA f.nnb lmr*e while Tnnry hutd* the fitlr Ihe only rh.inee in fl»e prob¬ ii ill-.i rim ml Olympic star the f,rn**feld runtrlhute points t«i the ffllnl. i> uf%«» expert*r| in able lineup will he the moving of John (ieha ii bark to his a« - enstmned role of I7H pounds J-AV.V.-.V/.V.V.VAVW.V.V.V.-.V •vw.v,; Order ! i'a ' , • • ".! o !!• • -a - front heavy weight. Do II rra.f Jhi ipc •a a (J- hati. i.vit the vi \ ho bioke hi- Ciuis'n.a- 11-• i of a TK'' !'• va.i'io'i m k; 'i • lliiihl )mir ihrn •: Your Caps T H I - ■ at ' l'o .fo,- .1 •„ T» . S* . I'l.i'io said, n act Co.n h however, that (b-h.in .». llrot/mann . ^ Yourself Elrrlrn- f nin> •: and I« adme on fx.in! and a . K f (Jaifnfer tit! holder \ • on the force.; the bold to be d..j)jMd | i •!Il"I ha. - head tfa M • hilMH Mut fieiian shov.i»d •■'!■- tru Save 50?; Riicloture* $ ill' "11'. v.itf! Gowns '■ ■."'Ml .-(- apt. i 1 Way tu- \Y;,i t en --d \.rk Wi ise »oi!ity when he kayio-d prent . porter 1 4'» of the third round A Wis.-np.'ifi i- ho In ffoti K»» in in hi- San jo-e matrh V «• I »• !' A .el h" and Jdal»-Kar| ' oski. si'p ! • e . ■ •, i m Coach Brot/mann said be- all-armin Indian . » • ton romnetit'ir i- liryes the Spartan* should w in "I UAUfl RUW! If \f»V \Rlt l.-WCfH'R the first three bouts and the !' -ii It.vid .< h . will <••• in 4 ti |'"l -'in bhi.j! fief « V . seeliH first win . . . ITK-pound match. Ilarv l.ait- - ID 'II t> 'I I Ult- ami hot ./on..! U.r rmir. Ipounds, has lost his f 1 K fJ 'v . i r * F . • h ie the Siiar'an first three matches, hut all wpip i ;.f> Sfio'h r' • a a . ■ . . -,.r Mind, P.ii' -.e\. ■il i»f the de- against tough opponents. Ihe si ,apes up i Sta'e' MS" ins i*. mj Id have same situation applies to Im¬ t1' r.-rxi.i. I • \ P in'** ki.ia i: i- K run- ' hi v si-tb hmjvxJ" llK-lll.ling llio-f «illi «jj C pounder Boh .lemilo, whom - » • -A\ i At. SPRAKKH ••= • i nl.'.Ml Fat'iilly \ Ailvancfil Degree* Ii f «.»«• ft I h ' a n Brotzmann's Itrot/mann still considers one of •' U-*s "an (P. rh.irgrs mm have a I-! rernrd. his top fighter*. Joe Picks \>iii j hising two on hc.itinz Rollins Ihe Air road Forre after Base The rest of the lineup again t Wisconsin will pit Sherald F.lcrtro Loirr The By joe iiornnv season finale with a lore. v.- In s. . two weeks ago p.••adelio, Idaho bie'ed the Snai- unmereifullv Hayne- (T-2* at 147. and Ifu. I Wa-hngton. double kayo victim r.n the road trip, at lo" poun is UNION BOOK STORE vote jjoinp. to IOWA t<» run over TAPE RECORDING INDUSTRIES A '•ironsin. Season Reeord' rifjht. H S|M*ci;il .\rran»piiM'iil for Xiniifr I Ai-uilfiny Awuril Noitiiualioii*!' JMj E. Mirhiican Ave. Phone ED 2-1113 ■•vroni!. -800 p»*reenta?e. — S|M»w Toronto York 23 19 27 29 COLLEGE TRAVEL OFFICE STARTS I MI ST MOTION I'll Tt «I ( 130 U GRAM) RIYI R U» 3-H067 hicago 13 34 HIST ACTRESS THURSDAY'S RESULTS A Branch of: Waldo Travel Agency. 103A So. Washington s t N I) A \ 1 HIST ACTOR I BEST DIRK TOR DETROIT 4, IV 2-0739 Boston t 1:00 VM. 5 HEST S(.ORlNft MIMIC AL New York J, Chicago 3 (tici OS. HIST CINEM.ATOOR.APIIV Winner of 0 Ariulrmv (( bl.OK) Award Nominations' E (f » S 29 BOOTHS WHAT 'REAL' (AR SERVICE MEANS E v ft H Km To a student, it means being serviced 'Just like for home.' To your ear. it will mean expert repair service he it work on the chassis or body. Bill Rurgess. Can sine's Ford Center or model that just like home' service—top qual¬ gives any make The ity service at reasonable prices. Ilrive down to ☆! Bill Burgess now! Cut your car in the best driv- ing condition for spring time driving. famlj ^CHEST BILL BURGESS INC. "Lust For Life" not shown Saturday .Matinee until 3:M P.M. SPECIAL KIDDIE MATINEE SHOW IV 44491 Sat. Matinee al 1:00 P.M. * MM ItltlAN STATE NEWS :5i i A m ^ I I g» Marrh S, INST _ Pi«» H«M Anniversary e e ra ion e Easiness Education Honorary Slates Banquet for Tonight I Th» K.i*' I. i,'.'-. Con r> . ..sM-mvc-i a • rt- The TralTu The TralTu* Commission Commission report repor . * M K- <"• •»' ' t*'r !nt?",ni CVir.nty 1 n,v request r,*«!u« s'liv oil Alton Ril in,; banmng of b',nn"!« north to M-78 was purking ti-« The n.*n Delia, n,dt.-. Delhi rh:m»w'-nf chapter of Pi Pi i>»• Dr Hlamlfonl. grand Blundford. urarid national mt hou?, !.»«•!. will be be the guest sjteak- sneak• Birmingham junior: vice prosi¬ nresi- ior; lor; historian. Elaine hi.*dorian, Deerfield junior. Elaine Eldc Eldei Chii.il i . butt"i accepted. The second section of Omega Pi, national business ed¬ vice president, from Iowa State er. ^ dent. Betty Ferkowic?,, SiIvor- Qualifications for membership !i ucation honorary, will hold a last week wood junior: treasurer. Eleanor are: junior standing with a three tj.i report. dealing with a ban University; will install the offic¬ The officers elected , Tim- banquet in the Union at. 6 to¬ .. .m'ib. stopping on the south ers Dr Lyle Maxwell, head of from the charter members ay: Cosradd. Okentos junior; score- point all-college and a thrc side of (irand River front Abbott night'. Initiation 'of the first point in all business subjects. *<■ Kaslett was thoroughly dis¬ group of officers will follow. the business administration president. Carolyn Shattuck, tary. Norma Harkett, Ionia jun¬ co s.*c*«t and tabled. I Ir. Itr.iiii.iril I !lo»rti A complaint was made from tin Moot regarding the general Even I'.ir l i on (iiiifiTi'lic.' condition ol the Phi Kappa Tau hinh house at 214 Charles. The niat- «lr,li( •«>: was turned over to the City Manager. John Patriarehe A report front the State Hiffh- rity In* oile ha i in to mill in m rla>* i annr 1\ iltctniirr pii llire* »if the li\ •' are .iskril I !ie*e pic •''il at this the M" - •• ren p. ,ii study *,tw Commission regarding its >f the intersection and C.rand no of Bar¬ River indicated need for a traffic light Attend Church This Sunday (tire* mm* n»t all lie 11 it >■ hut uill he kept in a file •< . .1M1 > m li.'a'rd further studv w.»111; 1 he made. the r it a '* eeiitentii.il si tiiI(i\ v;:w it> v it.in. I'limir Siif Jorilim. Quptji II VSi.t.il EAST LANSING - CAMPUS CHURCHES \ (itir shopping will get finite even if a mi rant set down to Knapp's. Call Kn.ipps Personal shopper and lei her .l**i*t Ann aa itfi selection*. and do a our shopping for void all saints peoples church st. thomas aquinas east lansing first church east lansing trinity church episcopal church church t'nlvervlty ypKropal Center of christ. scientist Interdenominational 405 Abbott Road 314 MAC Avenue Mini Abbott Ifoud — l:l» 2-1313 (trand River at Haslett SI. Sunday Masse* — A Itihle leaching Ministry 2*0 w'esi Iirand River Lady Sunbeam Sharer » { * ' Rev. Rev CJnrdon *»<»hn VI Porlrr Jone* — — Rettor I'liaplaiU Church Services: ll: \\|> I KliS (all wfhrr*) Confessions: Saturday 7:3d p.m. at i on >er a ire 1 :)Hi A VI. Morning Prayer or Holy Suhject of the l.esvon Sermon: 4 Oft to 1:30 and 7 30 t«» 9:1*1 p.m. •1111. SEVEN TRUMPETS" Communion and I'rayrr Sermon b* vir, Tefft Church services; • VI \s- Hailv Itosary for Studenl* and OTHER SERVICES ttitr IveiAdaA I ovv I'rtee iii* Schedule for Eriendly Bible Class. 10 *0 Wednesday Evening Meeting—8 p m. I onfession — 5:15 p.m. 9:45 a.nt. Sunday School |o: In l eaving fillclirlM Hall Fellow*hi|» l-eatUf II ii |0 l.'i f.eaving Hullrrfleld Hall iding Room—131 W. iirand River Junior high Youth Fellowship 4 30 Sunday. Philosophy Club dlsru«slon. 6.15 p.m. Trinity Collegiate Fellow¬ * i i.!!d. night « ommunion til- a ear round with t I ad a • «*i and 7 #0 P M da a <*UtllM'.ini Mi.! a elll.islei Its gentle, sine performance aa ill iIaa.ias safeguard a out per¬ son.>| Il lumine eh.ii in *»pc- christian student okemos baptist nallA designed to serve th*- lieet!> both id lei* women, and under it shaves arms east lansing university foundation church aa it Ii ei|ti.tll a perfect results. martin luther NEAR THE CAMrUS N.» In :'i| thtii a compart' church of christ lutheran church SUNDAY Rev. Invite* Vou John Booba, Pastor chapel •. on \ v| Westminister rcllunship viorning Sunday Service school It a.m. 11:13 Meeting In the Amertran Eeglon (National I ulheran Council) llre.ikt.ist (;r«up Young people* EM p.m. Memorial Center Division A Ann Streets Sunday Night Service 7:3d p.m. (vtiftsouri svtiodi Enjuy On Valley Court 2 block* north of Herkry Halt 131 Albert Street friendliness * good music * a church (Just off W'. (irand River) Ell 2-5371 family 9.00 A.vi Wesley Breakfast f'uruin Please call ED 2-2Md for d rldft tit Abbott Road M Htlit l l OF SERVICES I. Wolf Pastors C. Rlinksicfc Chapel i II 2-*77> 313 Park Eane SUNHAV: Hihlr study 10 a.m. SEHVK I s Ac if Lady Sii ii bra iii Worship It a.m. 9:00 10:13 — If.30 Parsonage ED 2-46.2 — 9.15 YM t ollegr lloiise Drcaktast SUNDAY MHEDIEE Evening Service* 1:30 p.m. Student Class |o:tj east lansing Sfimly Hair l)ryrr Alornriig Worship El# and II am (•roup WEDNESDAY: Hiblr Study 7:30 p.m. i ost supper. C.amma Delia 6 p m Sunday Morning, H Pl.t IA E CI.ASS FOR COEEEOE Iti a.m. l.lltlirran student Association Sunday I setting Program %e*per* 8 13 p ui II* West Cirand River presbyterian church 7 :ftn P.V|. (aiiipus Vespers 11 mi iii:s <.i:\ti.i: i nvntoi.i.iat n■:\r STUDENTS DR. I.EKMAKD Ml SIIIM.EK 5 .30 piu — t ost -Supper Social llall. Peoples Ihuuh Service* are heing held at All Pastor Topic Saints Episcopal Church at 4:«d Wit.Ell, 6:1.3 p.m. — Prugrain P.M. Sunday. II. JOHNS4IN, Minister ••I.AIIOR" speaker i:> \ lion VlaUiews Irom s will he 19.95 Kalama/oo Pre-Srhonl age nursery held during the aervlre. Now radiant yott hair can eiijoA mote lovelA often! In east lansing unity center LANSING CHURCHES lest* en lid uc ted I»a leading 423 W. BRAND RIVER RO&IE (I. MIUECK, Pastor home economic counsellors M • (tmlt'ltkli control li no y vi the Niittbram was '.IS', taster v".l » scientifically ion*Q'l of heat on Io.f. n«(li, thCKildft't. . t«d» da¬ Vir*. Virginia Shipley, guest speaker from Detroit Sunday School ii a.M. central methodist first presbyterian pennsylvania ave. than the a a el age of all other Willi YM HEANDINU. Soloist DOUGLAS POItTEK. Organl*! .tTt heat (ontrol / §M , g J} T - Hem cont'oi unit wermt Rev. Eugene 4i. Rurge**, Minister (C ollege Fisher Bu* Line) * it!/ 4"A »if ftlectrtcftlly Set dtfti "The Churrh with lor knitting, readme, elc . "«•*" \t > A on (Jeaired temperfttync ioum wmi omkh ' Ii and 11.13 Srrum of Worship Rev. William li. Kuhen, Minister Iriendly greeting" SUNDAY n In pastel rotors j —I lint, medium, Sermon Rev. Winton H Halsted, (St < . ►* cool Dm lor Howard sugdra deuth WashiagUa at Moores River Drive Ass't. Pastor, Hyde Taylor list s PI KI I t T PRAY t It*" Assistant Minister .Yiorning Worship Sunday Charrh Srhuul .... 11:13 a.m. .. Id a m. hWITs SI Kill I I.OOk ( hurch school—9:3d and II a m. Baptist Youth Eeilowship .... d:M pan. ld:da A.M. hihlr school Dr Motrtson Preaehing Sunday Night serviee .. 7:dd pm- Worship Services—»:3d and llrdd a.m. THURSDAY' II AMI A .M. "THE GOD THEY OVEKl.tiOhl IV iiilliis in; second err sire there will Prayer and Hihle Hour ... t:M J:tK» P..YI. "COULD CHRIST COME TODAY.'" brief gel-U«grlher (or college College Age Forum—?:dd p.m. :»e a For a ride Phone IV «-2d«l sludrnis Ore parlor* on the Ihi ties Seamless Slwers ( P..YI. YOUTH HOUR Igr in p YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED .etoud lloot lor pocial leliowship Call IV 2-9JS2 Per A Ride litis leaving llelhel Manor at 9:20 a.m. 7:3d p m We»ley Fellowship. Young Adult olivet baptist central free woniikuhji.i.y church methodist church k inxcsriKKiM; michigan avenue methodist plymouth 2215 r Michigan A senile N*. Washington at Jefrertdn I ansing. Mirhigan i 1327 East Michigaa Eaden Davis, Minister M il I.I YM H YRTYIAN. .Minister Angus D. Macl-arhlan, Minister Morning Worship Id a.m. Church School |l:t# a.m congregational Church Nrliool — 9.45 a.m w i:\ij ami in lot MYE 3:3d p.m. Senior MYE 7 pm Sunday Morning 8:3d and Worship her vice tl dd Id.Od Sunday School .13 church Baptist Sunday Youth Isming Fellowship-—d:«d scry ire—7 :«d p.m. put A Class College StudrnU Will Enjoy W Allegan St iSouUl Side nl Bible -jstudv and Praser Service ll.aa Morning Worship s first church of the nazarene Ml W Allegan *1 7 pm Ibursdav 1.65 Genesee at Duller, Lansing FRED J. HAWK, Pastor (Nouih IV S«de of tapiluli Y church with an impressive wor¬ 4-9495 ship. unexcelled music, a friendly Call IV 2-8(19 for a ride ':H Evening Service Sunday School 8:45 a.m. Youth Groups g;(M» pn spirit, and «ernioi«* thai point the :i |ir». $1.75 Divine Worship - * ll:dd a.m. Evangelistic - • T.dw pn was to God SUNDAY' SERVICES bethany baptist A CORDIAL INVITATION Nurserv-t bur. b School—I*:t3 a.m first christian llrmi-Tw "FOR TRYN SPORT Y I ION PHONE ED 2-5Mi«" Morning Worship Y outh Eeilowship* 4:1* A ( M !!:#« am p in. church /•'iir llnl Sti/U* John w ctaxton. U.S.— Minuter Philip E Reikow Ys**»erate Minister M_Y — reformed church South Church Pennsylvania Phone IY' at 4-033C l.ineoln 9:t3 a.m. Vuu'll lt»* r II*. ,r,mlr*. fx. inter-city bible church Richa-d E Klaosli M. .Minister of Ytnsic Mus— 5ld MARSHALL AYR. Sundav Training Yiorning Worship School Union. i:l3 p.m. le 33 a.m. ritemeiit. that s c a m 11K s SI27 E. MICHIGAN I#:dd Morning Service Evening Worship 7:3d p.m. HEAR ladepeadrnt. EundameaUl. Pre-Milleatol 11.00—Sunday school I V YNGKI.IMT HARPER SHANNON smooth fib tliat Ions v»(Mtdrrfully of stocking* by REV. G. 1. Tl INS IR A. PASTOR redeemer lutheran 7;d0—Evening service II March you nerd 17-21, Nightly at 7:3# a ride to any service wear •:dS a.m. Sunday Rihle Scheel—A t'Uw For Every Age lor Transportation Phone, ol flic ehnrch, please rail Dr Italics. Sheer and flattering II:dd A.M. MORNING WORSHIP • harle* Lessiter. Edgewood 2-5733. to evcr.v leg. they banish the 3:3d Youth Groups church EII 2-3113 wr ED 7-7d§7 Kenneth Day pastor Richard Old , Kenneth Day. pastor 7 p.m. EYANGEEISTICE SERVICE the United lutheran Church In Richard Oldham, en-pastor self-conscious worry of If Iransporlation i* desired, please rail |Yr 9-7Id) America) Avhrthrr your seams are 129 N. rennsylvawift ,Ave. lansing straight. Get llanes In lb) or Kress Sheer*. In lovely wesuyan methodist East Michigan at Rev. George U. HtlUon. Pastor Magnolia Rer. thai lis T- Mueller. Pastor 9:3d a m. rhwne IV 7-6132 The Sunday School Visit Hie costume rotor*. Id:45 a.m. The Church School Sunday School 9:43 a.m. The Dread Sunday University Chapel Id:43 a.m. Morning Worship II a.m.—Evening Service 7:dd p.m. School and Nunery KNAPfS STREET EMMIIt Youth Scrvie at l:dd • 1 ■ ! • i rr; ^ W * ... Science Fiction Turns to Fact lly PAT SWIFT He was harassed by a relentless detective determined to capture him ■ ■ for the robbery of the Hank of England. He rescued a damsel in distress in When Jules Verne, science fiction master of the Victorian Age. un¬ Elder, veiled his scheme to circle the globe in MO days and then had the audacity India; was chased h.v buffaloes and Indians in America; waged a duel and led a cavalry battalion, all in his efforts to return to London. to predict it would be done in less than Mo hours, many scoffed. Fogg's mode of traveling was unique, including everything front the Who, in the days of horse and buggy and primitive railroad trains, conventional boat train to his own contrivance—a wind-powered railroad could have conceived our present-day jet planes and guided missiles? ca r. Only a hold, imaginative writer like Verne could even begin to visualize From Pari- to Spain, he traveled by balloon, a new invention in 1M72. a time when inhabitants at one end of the earth dould he close neighbors Elephants and ostriches carried him across the Orient, and a ship took of those at the other end. him to the wilds of America. He traveled across the United States by train, hoarding a demolished steamship which deposited him, none too Verne's ingenious character. I'hileas Fogg, encountered skepticism to soon, hack in l/jwlon. the tune of 20,000 pounds when he announced he would travel around the world in 80 days. His adventures described in the novel of the same name Today'* traveler would not face any of Fogg'* predicaments. Modern make for a highly amusing movie today. railroad lines would carry him across continents in a matter of hours. Supersonic jets would whisk him from one continent to another in even The story of Fogg's endeavor to win his wager gives today'.- reader a shorter time. He could traverse the whole globe in less than two days. colorful insight into the modes of travel in days gone by—although Fogg was hardly conventional. A glimpo it will lake only four hours and to minutes to travel by jet. But whatever can be said for the comforts <>f modern travel, it lacks from New York to Los Angeles. A jaunt from Seattle to Tokyo will con- the intrigue of Fogg's methods. Our hero, starting out from I*>Hst grant permission to enter coun¬ However, if you are able to pre¬ travel fuldcM-. gelling Madrid. Rome and tho Rorkie-- Everyone will have fun. iM'portant things you have to tries other than the United sent an expired passport this «' .e prop i i'> tn tn? Honolulu and lb ' mki -where- Tense conditions ,n Hungary «lo is States. identifying witness is not re¬ -.f the rate the four winds blow. prove your citizenship. i,r •on- •v»m . « vor and the Middle F.art aren't both¬ MSU's President This is needed when applying The passport is needed in quired. A in« of living They'll travel by airplane, n: ering student: m the least, .aid most countries of the world for for a passport or for entry per¬ Two passport photographs are ,iii mcmiMni! ease >.f travel steamship, train, bus. ear and .Tames A. Miller, manager of the il its, and it is also required the purjjoso of the traveler es¬ also making it possible f«»t the their own foot jmwer. needed. These should he College Travel Office. when the traveler returns to tablishing his nationality It is taken of both your full fare and While their elders hun- is World Traveler the most important document are iiis own country. profile, within six months of the when traveling abroad It is trip. ning Europe this v»*ar for "safer" •f citizenship is any never to be carried in baggage j pot. nearer home. Miller said, legal document which clearly tut on the traveler himself The tifth and last step in ob¬ student travel to Europe will indicates your nationality. The When applying for a passport taining a passport is sending a Student* nt MSU conic from 10 different countries ami inrreasp by ,ome 25 per cent moat acceptable one* arc pass¬ you must apply yourself. Some postal money order payable to all part* of the United State*. This makes the Spartan* a over 19.V5. port*. hirth certificates and na* the Secretary of State. Wash. proof of citizenship is required well-traveled group, but it is doubtful that anyone ha* More student* will be travel¬ tu rati ration paper*. and the best document is the D C. in the sum of $9 to Ik? attached to the passport. A fee traveled a* much a* the most famous Spartan of all, Presi¬ ing to Bermuda, ton. Miller said. of $1 is charged for the execu¬ Erik O, Wtl.S dise jorkev i* dent John A. Hannah. tion of the application and there leading a tour to the popular Nature's Goodness will also be a charge for stamns and registry to cover the re¬ turn mailing charge. A native of Michigan, Dr. Hannah has probably spent at least half hi* life visiting other states and nation*. He ha* journeyed through every state in the forty-eight and Atlantic vacation. island during spring Miller said interest in Hawaii The visa is the next docu¬ made several trip* around the world. has also increased. A number -d Seen in Michigan ment needed for international travel This is a mark or sign, written or stamped in the spares An insatiable interest in other peoples and lands ha* students will tie attending sum¬ mer school at the University ot spurred Dr. Hannah on many of hi* journey, and hi* vari¬ Hawaii. provided in the passport, indi- By KIM MclVER ous official capacities necessitated as many more. Latin America h still a com¬ / Michigan, with more miles of shoreline than any other paratively unspoiled travel field. As president of Michigan State University with its many Miller said. "As far as most state, presents a different facade to almost everyone who foreign affiliates, l)r. Hannah has been jumping from one people are concerned. South knows it. continent to another overseeing this giant educational pro¬ America is ^t ill a hie blank ject. Ilis latest world jaunt, last November, took him to 11 space." Student interesi m Mex¬ Nature has been trood to Michigan. It has provided the ico has slumped this year. countries including several with MSU sponsored schools facilities which make her one of the top recreational centers Within the l.'nitcyi States. Mil¬ or projects. in the country. From the ler .aid. Florida is keeping its * it it forest grandeur of pine and This trip, a combined tour for MSU and the U.S. Senate, present levol of popularity. New hemlock to the mifny beach¬ York theater tours and Far is a typical example of the type of work ho ha* been doing (lamping es. Michigan is a periods of fun and relax¬ "must" for not only for MSU but the nation. Appointed by a .special Senate committee on foreign aid. Dr. Hannah'* alignment Western tours don't many Much student takers. American have travel, t«»<» of ation. was to survey and rejsirt on U.S. aid program* in Japan, Grou\s in The gateway tu the Upper Peninsula is the Straits pf Mack¬ Korea, Formosa and the Fhilipine*. In addition he in¬ Pmtornl John A. Ilanuh poses with three young Korean girls during his re rent visit to Korea. course, and i* done hy private auU» might not he handled inac. a connecting point fur Lake spected MSU program* in Okinawa, Vietnam and Pakistan. through a travel agency. All in¬ dication* are that this will he Michigan Michigan and Lake Huron, mak¬ J»o by Marshall LuOawav A* assistant secretary of defense on personnel under a good year for seeing* the 4H ing the Peninsula accessible only Ray Srhumaker wince* an an President Eisenhower back in IDs}-.*I, Dr. Hannah was by ferry boat. Olin nurxr give* him hi* small- once again traveling for the government. 9-Man (loinniissiou states. The Straits of Mackinac bridge, pox shot for trip abroad. Air transportation i> constant¬ The rail of the wild draws the largest suspension bridge tti Hi* greatest qualification is hi* love of travel and interest ly gaining favor, Miller said, Tourist Council Aitls more and more people the world, will soon link the two cation that the issuing authority every in people. A strong believer in the educational benefits of both for international jaunts peninsulas The bridge is sched¬ has "seen" your passport and and for weekend "commuter'' year away from the cities uled for completion in 1958 documents and they meet the travel. Dr. Hannah ha* made special effort* to encourage trips between home and the uni¬ into Michigan's expansive entry requirements of his coun¬ foreign students to come to MSU. versity. Markinar Island, one of the "indoors. Water Wonderland" is net world's great historic shrines, is located in the Straits. Old fort try. Transit visas are issued to travelers who do not plan an In addition he encourages MSU students to travel as much as possible. Wherever he goes he reports meeting llewi Idcrcd Sightseers About traveling half abroad of the students will go on Markinae stands in it* original guided tours, he said, while o meaningless name. Michigan extended stay in a country but former students and alumni. stale. With tin' t.niri^t hufiniv-s miiTi hii imiwrtunt nm, tu u lite idhcr half will travel on nffcrs Mbrc opportunities for ore merely passing through. outdoor camping than almost any Arch Rock. Mackinac's most Tourist visas are homed tmr Like all tourist*, Dr. Hannah is fond of collecting sou¬ >t;.tf's rvvi'tliM' and it* priimhtiun, statu amides are nccus- their own. other state in the Union. The. c famous natural landmark, is bl¬ relatively limited period* nf venirs of his travels. The recreation room of the Hannah .■•ary fur the |iur|>use of advertising and promoting their While a number of education¬ arc hundreds of lakes ami rivers eated 140 feet above the lake validity (usually three to tlx home on campus is filled with tokens of hi* many voyages. al tours combined with regular *1 over Michigan for campers months) and bear certain restric¬ state's liijjh s|n>ts. commission made up summer school courses are of¬ with a 50 foot span of the sec¬ ho like to swim or fish. Automobiles are not permitted tions depending upon the coun¬ Souvenir* depicting some industry prevalent in the area Such is Hm purport' of the retary-managers of the state's fered, Miller said the majority on the island Horse drawn car¬ try. visited are the most popular with the president, (lift* from four regional tourist associations of students "want a vacation Family camping trips have Michigan T<»un:-t Council, the I*tome one of the most popular available for the is¬ Another document required by oiftiT.il rnmcntal agency «»l and five other members appoint¬ rattier than a formal education" riages are the people in the various countries are also highly prized. gov« land's residents and tourists. some countries is a tourist card. Michigan I'be Council was ap¬ ed by the goxernoi for staggered on their summer trips way* to spend a vacation," say* Dr. Hannah has filled several albums with pictures taken "■•iry N. flogan. travel director This permits the traveler to en¬ pointed in 1954 by the Slate live-year terms; One of the nation's mod fam¬ nf the Automobile Club of Mich* ous attractions, the Sou l.oeks. ter that country without the during his trips. 1 Ug.slatuic In addition to ifs administra¬ ipan. -Even two • or three day vickend* have conic to mean are located at haul! Me. Marie. The "wonder mile" handles more formality of a visa and in some eases w ithout a passport. lie has collected dolls from every country in for his daughter's collection. the world Carrying function is out a the nuic-man council's state tive. publicity act iv dies, the and advertising council, whose 'Tuli/i Timv' Sri J chance for thousands of city- See DOCUMENTS. Page 5 dwrUrrs to get out and spend a freight in the right months dur¬ main office is in Lansing, serve:, For 211 ill Yrar ing its operation than do the headquarters for thousands of tight in the woods." inquiries concerning Michigan Common Malady Panama. Suet and Kiel combined Moon Madness Is Still The annual four-day flower K*IM potato* oat the trr- in whole year. tourist spots. a fcs'Lival. "Tulip Time," will be Rtrndoao harruc la sale* uf Tahquamenon Falls, located in The loured < ounril michl well held for the 2Hth consecutive Nmptug lit oalloar eoulpment the heart'of Luce County, is the he rofnpared with any sale* de¬ year in Holland someUmo in "For what should I pre¬ robe will be necessary for sur- • •,rr the paot flvo year*. Tatal largest waterfall, with the cx- By DAVID STROI D Fine idea! If one could get a partment of a manufacturing mid-May. sume so highc. vival and few customs concern¬ '•luaw of aateo hy retail apart- See MICHIGAN. Page 2 Ever since wise King Solo¬ sphere into the sky, it certainly concern, since it i* eharzrd with Michigan State's Union Board, IMta More* baa doubled shouldn't be much of u stickler Against the eours of na¬ ing a 'a mode fashion will bo.1 mon purportedly gave unto the observed It's difficult to ima¬ the. responsibility of selling the .is it does every year, will t>pon- •"»fe I Ml. to travel to it. ture quite: Ft. Lauderdale Offers QueCfl of ShcUi "whatsoever To take me wingi- and gine how one could stylize a create*! number of customer* on sor a bus trip to the festival. I'sing Conservation Depart- she wished" moulding a "ves¬ And following this—if people Michigan's vacation facilities. fX'taits will be announced eariy Yaraliou Suggestion* sayc to flyc. jm-.-sun/i'd suit nnnplete with n,r'*t sel with which to traverse the got tired of traveling to this next term. camp registration figures. To foule no fo.vlc in glass helmet, water bag (It's The council must also keep up U:r Auto Club calculates an in¬ Going to Ft. Lauderdale dur¬ air," man haa been dreaming little homemade orb, it could fethcrs digbt." dry there too!) oxygen, and The festival ttogiiu, with a with its competitors, namely case of lit per cent in camp ing spring vacation? More MSU of traveling to Earth's solitary, be used as a stepping stone to sundry other paraphernalia, traditional ceremony in which An any rate, despite Bladud, other states, by trying to track v ' since JIM. students visit there than any satellite, the moon. another and then another until However. before making pn*- tJic Mayor and hi* »x»uiicjI, drevs- who bad no foresight anyway, down all the latest developments other single spot during the The flying Greek god llcrmcs finally man will find himself cd in traditional Dutch robes, The 'Sorry—Full Camp" sign it is apparent tn.it man i> g«*i«»g js«rations f'»r U»e heavenly va¬ in obtaining the tourist dollar. " winter-spring term break. might have made the excursion having dinner with the original cation we'd lsv'»u#h August last year and pas praised the general con¬ On the other hand. jpcrliapf Those planning a trip heaven¬ Ttir UniUxJ Slates hopes Only then can the fe*tivul gel wp,r |«arks never took the sign duct of students there and made century scientists end those bit¬ we ought not to think we're launch a satellite before Uic end Council stresses such Michigan under way. ward u> the lonely illuminator few suggestions. One is ten by the wanderlust bug. ever going to get there at all. favorites as the scenic country¬ Features of the weekend, fes¬ tkmo aU summer. b a re¬ will have to do some tall anti¬ o! 1958. If it maintains an orbit, minder thut all existing ordin¬ In his quest to rcaah the dis¬ side, blue lakes, and fishing tival arc the Klopcn (wooden hi view of these facts. Rogan Bladud, legendary 10th king cipating for the proper clothing. it will be only a 21 )>ounU, 20 ances will be strictly enforced. tant body, man has in recent streams. The Council docs all in slme) dancers, the folk parade of Britain, didn't seem to think The moon's cliiftatc is more in¬ inch sphere. And that ain't •tated, "the Auto Club has mode years popped up with a solu¬ its power to make Michigan ap¬ tamp ground expansion one of For housing accomodations he man should aspire to getting feet temperate than our own "tem¬ hardly large enough to sustain with bands and floats, flic Neth¬ tion- pear the most attractive state in major points in its pn*ram suggested clearing through the , - , off the ground. perate" East Lansing weather. life! It may Ik? a goodly while erlands Museum and the enor¬ Chamber of Commerce. 307 East Why not, asked the scientists, 8re MOON, Tegc 3 the union to spend a vacation. mous tulip show at the,Armory- nprove and expend Michi- It wuii he who said: Most of one's planned ward¬ put our uwu niuuu up there? ' «au\ part system." Liu, Oku Blvd. Lan d of Wide Open Spaces.. ★ * * ***** MICIIIC.AN STATi: NIAVS Coast Offers, M.irfh *. ISM Cities, Sea Lure Vacationers IV.iflt ifi.'' l.i . ' , |! i. I t. -'ill'.1 lOsiO I.'' "!l t'lii-s,'|{.» ,»kr n.l.v Wide I I Variety ! -1 N. w V !tu -I)":. <>t the .iw.IM . M ! fl* .,hd , nl •■-■. :u, S'.iV ;-.rk -.1 Maryland Weie !:< ; - !< - U ! t • their historic «-.■ We it Coast visitors niccl « wi.lo variety of scenes en ■ in. v.i! ■■•••. .-ink f<»i their i i.i *i |« 11 >:'i'jr •Itecrra- ellmntes ns tliey travel along the Pacific- shore from • t:. it v !• a! «> encouraged • n deserts of southern Cniifornia to tile lovely stiou-iai. •h" • tale foi: although their J tl! [I.ivr [V ( on rrv I- mountains of Washington. Not far north from the Mexican I .order Is the cit. Travel Office U'rs( Virginia. thr 'moun¬ San Iliegn. The oldest Spanish city ill California, it I V * V tain statr." is roughly oval ill now iKTo.ne a great naval A tour through Scuttle v.. shape hut its outlines are irregu¬ ■ • I i„ Aids Slinlenfs lar because of thr rivers ami port. include a Washington and across tin drive along i • f. kef iiioiintaiu ridges which form Traveling northward along fh' most of its boundaries. ons Floating Bridge. The P HI lit King'f; Higlr.va>, dotfrxl with • rnmerit locks in l.aki I I' eimhtful climate fin I I icturr anii' Spanish mission-, are second only to those n penns* Ivania'x playgrounds are till I'M1 it the tourist arrives at f.os Angel- ' !"• • . I : V " .III Panama Canal. found chief It in its mountainous . V ■ m , r dm nm I T h •' e< Hire he finds gay and gaudy v.ii The biggest thrill in S. : •• •. it " • t: ,.\ C , Hollywood, home of( the movie . arras. From thr Pocolios in the ' 11 area otie of th<- i is the view, on a clear i 'I < (flic northeast to tin- Xppalarhi.iit . i u* :jwiilos Angeles of V In .1.1111)41"v alonr. there urrr the fore-1. hiking ami horseback While (his muh liken at one of MiehiRail"* many hearhes. it refleets a typical summer xeene. Had i.d.c ill i1 t|| •! ' is the bracing desert counti\ Mill.r .,U- tinv plane reservations for Flor¬ ii'inut ami «wtinming in cool is getting the worst of it. as usual. 4 • [11 M • "f t!'." *.»*«• round Palm Spring-. and farthe, iM-untan streams. \V it i'i I»i: J.idelphl.i. ion »•.. ida and M the end of thr school north the Sierra Nevadas, high- \ ; ,t pli' i'l-Miil'Mco Hall. irar. jpproxitnatelv l.*»0 students The Nt w Jerry ooust i- one "biiinl" and the Alamo c-t mountains in the Unit- I Rockies will have plaiuird their I urop- «'f the great playgrounds of the Slides, with the incomparable - ;,l II Benjamin FmnkUn Mr",--n.il. I'mivim -ity of perm • eari trips throimh tlos oflicr The fi until: along its 120 miles from rugged gi'.indeui of Yosemite .•Gv.it , s. . . A"! • I U'.ill P>. ('.mgre* II..:! .( avrr.me student tween > 1 ,'!."ill - I fOlll will spend be¬ oil these S.oi.iv Hook to Cape May are i » bathir.! iM- ii'he: nnd Is'hin 1 Southwest Drenched With History National Park. San Francisco hit- in-en called If vnti like Ibe nubbin and laiye territories .w • I ■ I'i -.IS' it." li.il.k I it rope in trips accord im: to them .lie inlets an 1 l»a\s ideal Fnnieh. Sfwnifih. Meviean. Tfe- Piuse for many vo.us i; w • a "the most fascinating city in few people, the Rocky >!«• travel office officials. A. wealth <»f frontier bi-toiy There numerous small t i fehin>t ami yachting, pniblic of Tex.v. (.'onfvtb'ratt* huge In-liai! reservation. America." The "imet." in San tain states are your spot are I»' a; iMit'dattding vvofidt'is rivers .mil streams throughout T'I r;n t oftue do- not New .fer^e> state parks are ti i! ■ 11 e .in i ,i tii y warm cfj- oml the United State . The state capital, Oklahom \ Francisco include a ride over ... The silver state of Delaware. Alone tin* Atlantic - ! >:■ -. > \ set aside i»rirnarily f<>r rectv.i- n'.ilf make the Sotiliiwosl idc il The last grcxit wilderness area City, is n<»tixt a the location of the Oakland Bu\ and t'lol h n contain*-' the greatest .ininin ■ proteeted from thr orrait • tiie bur- lion Thev uirlude uiuny of the «»f Texas. Big Bend National to-., of the largest high gravity Gate bridges, longest ever built, roast, a o i>oih f"i vacationing ami daily wiriest variety of scenery i' ■ In saml\ rrrfs. air a number of n-i»";t 'i i,i n-o-.t unusual and beautiful living. Iv.tk, offers S|Mx.*t.'H'ular" moun¬ oil fields in the world a visit to I'tiinatow n and ii cable t'S Pikes Peak, tin' tie*' kr ha>s iml larooms natural feature- of the state The Loiie St.it state of Texas' tain and deseil secm'i y ami r;ir ride up Nob Hal Sunt* Fe. New Mexico's capi¬ mountain in the stale. n t rich in history from the days variotv of unusual geological International Settlement, once tal, Is the oldest seat of govern¬ feet high. i" fighting to take Its plaho Ktruetures within it> <08.22!-. vv.'i- ment in the t'nited States. The the famous Harhary Coast area, Mesa Verde National I' fh)- Union acre area. EUROPE n; is a xaudy, picturesque sight. quaint adobe hoildines and an features Indian clif! dw»*?' • . pivturosqut* and historic San Oklahoma Re's its name from atmosphere more Mexican and Again heading north, the trav¬ with tfie Garden of tin <; Atitonni. loiMted in a fiM'tile the (.'hfH'tnvv Indian words mean¬ f;i si It \ XI I1IN1 Mill XX Xtl Xftt » o\ 1 111 sf SITIU NI Tot Its Spanish than American make eler comes to tin' giant red¬ containing fascinating ro«'k ? v j-lii'v on tin- San Antonio Itivei, ing "land of the red people." a Santa Fe a cit> of unusual in¬ no or itoi'Nir trip h.i lived linden- six flags- fitting name fut th<» vtate be- woods. Some of tiu'sc ttee- an- matiops 1) VII IM» RH 1 M sine nyys toi lust-snip terest for the visitor. Montana's outstanding a'?; \ (Ml IV .a much as ,'l.lHKi yoar^ old and S.« V ■ 1»k s s .lull a II Vi'k N-W X .TV olite-tihu'Uevell Ti SltlS The A/tec Ruins Nation.;! tower up to 28a feet in height. tain is Glacier National P (urotivdo tnlv l s. -i ! i Monument in the northwest with more than 50 gla.-ier In Oregon there are endle - It's s. i-t 1 N. « yoih »>i sum of the stab 2Of) lakes. Going-to-the S 1 i. corner pre rrv miles of mountain trails and Sideline Sitter? S S XJlinisli llm l" ■ , \rov.i Sun s* SUrij O.'c of tin l.irge-1 "I •»!.' 01; old logging roads to follow. Tv • Highway, one ot ttie ua' V .IV • r lulv li s. I't I. iiisstoric towns built by the Pue¬ seacoa. 1 wild and beautiful rnpic sptvtacular scenn i"!1 v l*lls - ronmx'ts east and west "• blo Indian and features lure. Crater Lake, surrounded 1 m;| VM» llol 1 WD llM lill M XlVIT/rUI VMt 1 IM IITI \STI'IN the jKirk. muo'iei. (xirituinir.g many of l>> snowy peak- in tin Cascade VlsllilV IIV1V vis MXMINO nnsVl HON \CO ' sI'llS (loin! dahoers have tht» must fun. Ikin't run for the !!•» n « nltural \oiik t ue in, hid---. Range, is a deep blue ImmI.v m North Dakota, an agrirultunl 111 ISVI'IHI 1 y DON HOI Fl S SH.IITsr r INo XIp XI s ropes every time the hand swings from the beaten Beautiful stenerv which ran- water created when the top blew statr. has thr lntrrnation.il tin path waltz and foxtrot! be.Mellio training i* guar- g« - from ariti desert t"> .now oil a volcano millions ,:. |M.irtunitics for inteiesting driv¬ vncntlon spots in Arkan^is es and camping trips. voritc [lot and the Vott and vorite partner Hare i/our fa¬ DeMeJiio Headwood nx-apture* tl"- of Calamity Jane an»i>s| Great Salt Lake, second - CHARMS Of The STATE ic-t lake in the world, dense that weights have And — Or ridded to yachts t«> keep frotn bobbing like ei»rk>. t- Zioti National Park ha. FOREIGN COUNTRIES Temple of Sinawava. an a" ' theatef, which has nam formed stone pi Raft, an • ' and a pulpit. The park i- dllcf Eur&pe- Tlnnnpson Jewelry all year. Wyoming offers many . " tion.s. Among them are Y.: •< TWO STORKS stone, first, largest and <>• i yoU havefcLlVtftj 22.1 M.A.G. AVE. .HALL COURT known Devil's of Tower, the national parksj the most Jf i v?i EAST LANSING FRANDOR CENTER spicuous landmark in the r H " east of the state; and Gram' b | S8K* That 'a why American Kxprcss Student Tours arc expertly ton National Park. planned to include a full measure of individual leisure— ample free time to discover your Kurojie—as well as the most comprehensive sight-seeing program available any¬ ■m where! Visit Kngland, Scotland, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Holland, Belgium, Germany. 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It can lie your auctioneer w hen ynu Cnnvrnienl location — 3025 E. Saginaw -Oppooile Frandnr. .tell, your shopper when you bur. your employment bureau if you're look, inu for work, your personnel clerk when you hire. American Express Travel Service 65 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y. «• r»w Salt* who With are a want ad in The Stale News ynu interested—when they want to listen. And that's when ynur speak to thousands of people Yes! Please do send me complete information about 1957 Student Tours to Europe! C-33 LANSING LAUNDRY message counts! tlet fast results! (all CI) 2-1511—-Ext. 2615 Name THE MICHGAN STATE NEWS Address City. • Zone State. & DRY CLEANERS !nuuRM ■MM IlMU TMVIIfM t •••••••••••••••< : —: - i . V,. . . -iL. eSSi®" I • a ..Where Travelers Find Unmatched Beauty II id west Florida Headlines Michigan and iron mines v» or hi\ deepest. are Mii'liigao Outdoor Speed Skat¬ some of the Maffll >ll< IllG\N H. 1957 s; r \1l NIAVS Page Three s-. Ideal for (Continued from Page 1> ing CliJinpioiiships are held it Sleeping Ill-id S.« Dun. -<•! Southeast Travel ' ■1 i f>!ii.»i ra! the of Niacin a • lo. nierl ea t Mi**l-v||,r.| uf),(ioo t>>\i! The Fall- rt' anrniaily tlie Alpena •and Annual spear*m; e.teh Winter year, i- also t'arn.ival in be a fi-ddiu* lavoiale I., t.veen Ml. In*: ill. Glen ;.|e the I ...I cd -• id ' 1 .k* h.M. the ly Quickies' in v« ■•I With Miami ami it.-* hear Ins !«• -'tiij»!y the i«*i »i«r. Florida 1 be : econd ' !(•*:' mining i afit.. pastime an Thundet lt.iv. Fot V. filler re< tea .d.'iac in many ways is the dessert to nv trav.-l in the southeast '' 'h. Lake Stlpei till' region 'Mm* -i t.i*. .rt Ur-t - . i?#-d located in Vv'exfor.J County From elaborate nightclubs, countr> elubs and private d .n »)..• f.iiUi ' «- te. »i pal' oi Hi. Iro' t .-Xt. tnve - k l dev elop Often neglected !n tlie 'I the penin-'ula. Derrick-- homes a la swimming funds to trail village- for retired ■! ..'ittcr th. Pilgiin I .: Plv - r.t Jt. tin- nuddiewi t d. Cat.et - (•(•tit's :t' ravol folders. the Midwest it ice*- -tftiift ait from t)i. • ■!'- MlOljt); If ». k I I • Wil'tet Spoil area The folk, Florida to many is svn- .e utains a wealth of inter- Virginia. iM-sid#- rt.- greut iiutn- ■ ide.* in many region . bu' never- c- Id of th. -'I 'll . I --a h.i -kt lope and a ,! - from • onymous with vaentionlniul. tbele- the oUhtl ■tinir sights. Im-i ..i hi-toiieal attractions, ot- • i \ a n.'itlU a; • i. 't ;v dh ■.ro-A n . u, bowl nv-ciH» If you are going south,. Ken¬ fei 'ne pbivgroiind 'I he v.-rhts large I netted in the heart of indus¬ \I et of these attractions are beauty th« Shenan- tucky's Mammoth Cave should ilo.ih Vitiunal Baik. it vtrefclie* k id. .-d trial southeastern Miehiean is thin a short distance of Mich- be plotted in on your map. Oft the tip «>t Keivrenaw |>. n- ,i .... making them ideal desti. o\c: !(<)(» quarc of the • h ol» I® Me HovjI. Nation..! Greenfield Village, 14-acre Hen¬ The cave is surrounded by ^..itw for tourists with only a highest and mrr t -cenu* section Park, which lie*- net within the ry lord Nfusemn. a collection 51.000 acres of forested hills and »•! *•:«• Blue Bulge mountains. devoted to early and ..fit or two to spend on the national boundary. The , land i present valle.w with Green River run¬ \mericii. ji Georgia offers a mountain filllMj ioi It- l||(Hi*'e iiel'd a let ning through. D< .rod. Mi. liigan'. llttlr Ohio is noted for its many re- area extending the length of i -i-li heritage ol hts*'.i'. pnneip.il v It has 150 mile* of explored • along the Lake Erie shore- her northern houndarv. ■ • . pi even' i corn enli a - llotu» corridors and a river lake and The I pp«*r Peninsula his '.'■•i ..1 industrial, historical and >ss tli. particularly in the San- dining room. Then an* -eemc drive® to boundarirs on threr of the Great •. Th. xky ared. Here the opportuni- High, rugged mountains are riu-h natural wontter- as Clolid- Takes. Michigan. Huron laiid and It. higan l.akc I * f(.r yachting, swimming and Canyons and Tallulah 1 • hi- found in southeastern Superior. It has better than I'?. Ihnsc summer sports are unex- Gorge. G:e;»t ami small jnan- n Kentucky at Pine Mountain 4»Mi miles of trout streams and State Park ami Cumberland , made lake* and mountain 4.J0H inland lakes. Its copper 9u*t» parks are located in a Fall* State Park. fctivuns network the whole area. mber of areas of scenic beauty, In South Carolina, in the North Carolina is known a- Innr d. tier !' ,d in places of particular in- xpring. the flowers and gardens the : Variety Vacation land." It rf».t—like the ancient Indian are a famous attraction. ha> the Gicat Smoky Moun- t«Mn- National pounds of the South, for m- The Middlelort Gardens III Pork, the Blue ur.ff Ridge Parkway and a State miles southwest of Sammervtlle s\s At Cincinnati, you can hoard phc boats traveling all the r; down the Ohio and Mfcw- Hippi rivers to New Orleans. ^ ,, t from.. Wyamtottr Junior, gives .... >ot seeming to mind the below-free/iiig far off in her "*ub-par" outfit. Photo Courtesy Mtehip.r.n Tourist Council an temperatures. Mary Ellen indication that summer isn't too are dens to the oldest landscaped gar¬ 1741. in America, dating hark Park i*i chell. There on Fa tern jv the no highest America. clo ed mountain Mt w»a *>n Mit¬ on t 'Hie 900-year old Middleton I of ifodiana's scenery Is diversi- l-j. ranging from the mammoth Oak lives between two lakes and f>bing. exe»'|g tmut. 0 ind dunes along Lake Mlchi- y. in the north wist to the rug- Fun, Education Voimd uctr. TVA as king over the exotic gingko, varnish and Jipice trei'-. ami nature have pro- Ihrtirf in Hunting Michigan rank .si fiivj in the pd. timbered hills in the South. Illinois, on immense plain iiili broad rivers and fertile hi Historic Now England \ in Med 1.000 miles of shoreline Tennessee totaling 500,000 sale of hunting license- last >x»ai. and scs^md only to California in (0 OIltlfiM irmlands, is best known for « acres of water surface. Tliere is the sale ol tie'hing licenses, ac- FOR tries .w ?io closed fishing season and no co dirur to the t" S Fish and "hirago, "hog butcher to the Whether you're after siyhtHeeinir or plain vacationing, tuosquitoes W.idlifc Service Total sales of icky .M" b -M " the New Fnpland states will satisfy your needs I>oth ur sp«»t : the stockyards donl appeal Most tours hejfin at New York City and po northward self In Nashville, whieh calls it¬ the Athens of the Mouth, ex. ceded hunting and fi-hing licenses two million, putting THE MAN you, you can visit Marshall «,f »'..!• >!)'< and the other loop stores, tolonsr the Hudson lUver, passinjr such landmark* as West stands the Parthenon, a repliea Michigan way ahead of all oth- Point and Hyde Park, home of the Athenian temple. Like .1 ni■ *' M • * i ballgame at Wrigley Field, WITH H enery in of the of President Roosevelt. country. Also in Connecticut is the ancient temple, it Is 224 one several fin° tuM ki¬ the United Stab's Coast Guard feel long. 101 feet wide and <55 ims, or go for a swim in A cruise across Like George te. i- 14 Academy at New Lmdon and feet high. ''W DISTINCTIVE • jke Michigan Vacation! will bring you to Ticonderoga famous YaW- University at New In With SN miles of shoreline and Louisiana the big thing eastward into Vermont Haven. tiona! ! the Great Lakes. 7..too Inland i New Orleans and Basin rt .dwell! ■r tin •; tn and It.000 miles of ftsh- u streams. Wisconsin Is an Probably the most part o! the statr is the Grecti Mountain range running from picturi-sqic fan A tour well through New England serve the vacationing Street, the home address of jazz. The picturesque, winding bay¬ TASTE b" ig i»h-k hi vaeatlonland. Milwaukee the northern boundary to tlie «»,• e the educated at any here that some «#f the inost time. It ous of form an Intricate network w.iterwavs through the swa¬ GOING SOUTH? Compatible Color*... fcr> sauerkraut, beer and old Massachusetts state line liadhional and histoiical land¬ IN WEARING JQ inspinil by RCA Victor mmpatible oJnr TV ■llnu v mnan **weltaehmerr .** mps of the Mississippi river Arlington served as the birth¬ ilion.d 1 Minnesota also has many lakes place of Green Mountain Buy mark-; are found. del'a Match fovr Bermida glacier forests, and n cool, pi ne¬ leaders Ethan Allen and Remem¬ i» -to-th.- sted summer climate. The ber Baker while Vermont's capi¬ Warfobc with oar APPAREL the fin' trowhrad and Detroit Lakos tal, Mont pel ier is the birthplace •ROM SHADOW The Till. I'M in northern Minnesota are is resort regions of Adm. George Dewey. Continuing eastwa rd, INTO SITWTANCi: Spriag Jewelry you Frontenac . . . Chippewa ami Superior ns« agrieultuf i(nal forests are popular play- come for its to New llamjwhire, noted five beautiful bi'aches— , Till MOTION PITTl It! Pastels 0 White iaiion.il Ike jfids, while at l.v he es nd WTT1 !' the of the nation's pgi-ounds. outstanding Mountain resorts southeast of Bangor on Mount Desert Island. Ranney JEWELERS Massachusetts is undoubtedly wimming, fishing, boating. »arl> e ' ■ the most historic state of the til AMeU M. L: horseback riding and auto 6> Missouri is also noted for six. Besr known vacationing KM Luhl L'im E. CRAM) RIVER El) 2-Jlil t ite of Meramec Caverns. spots here are Cape Cod ami \TS s and ami t f ■ Kansas, the geographical ccn- Martha's Vineyard Island. MICHIGAN on.s tiii ks tviMvr, of the nation, is character- Located in Boston. Massachus¬ ti bv its rolling prairies. No- etts' capital and largest city, are jtintial Pari ika is another Great Plains such monuments as Old North hor-e trail t*. rising in the west to the Church. Faneuil Hall (Cradle of 1 CitON 'II lands and buttcs famed for Liberty) and the Bunker Hill HOME DAIRY CO. lloo ('ait.voii r strange rock formations. Monument. secotvl Nearby Cambridge houses Har¬ vard University and Kadcliffe WOI have l(t. : ' College for women. Wise travelers i keep 1 A greet historical landmark h 'Continued from ftwfe t) corks, travelers cun make any Plymouth Bock, landing spot of kilo* il'ii -miirl SIR -321 S. WASHINGTON AVE. •a ik ha the Pilgrims In H2I. Nearby are reservation*, lo I raw-1 a. an .e* UN revolutionary battlefields. with fttwe was ane dur who. as as na'n • td Lexington and Concord. would have it. did the Iviu |Ktir uf f:la«c- ! r»mpletr I'arty Rental Service f—it Bnwb* and Catering Services — uV. an Little Rhode Island lies Ernpedocles was his name, just park i- • was a slightly built fellow south of MassmfeuBOtts. Home of Indies — Snack Sets — I'unch Cup. — Silver Srr\ ice You'll be so greatful for th.it second leaped into the boiling Brown University, Rhode Island Candelabra T.-rm I'arli.-s • VG.I.Iiiio many " t of Mount AHna. Hritor- claims some of the world's moot pair of glasses so 'many times ... if — Hukc Satin Table Clothes. arc Vtdi-'W » say. '"Hie smoke took him the first pair breaks, or if it's mis¬ famous yachts at Narrowsnsett st and if w-hift him up into the Bay. placed or if you want more Socials Ki-.'i*|>li.)iis tiona I park . . . Finally you hit Connecticut A staff of UN) yiipl, aminos most variety in your eyewear styling." It's • e Impractical perhaps. but at Located here is the state capital, I'it-liirs Diniirr- in the no'-'b * be Hartford, insurance center of the so simple to have, too. Wallace's can and ready lo serve. go* there. nd Gr.m ' lo copy the prescription of your pri'sent • lto\ I.IIIM-ll.-s lenses and* place the lenses in the frame of your choice. TRAVEL TIME l or i|Uick Knacks anil mealK , . . lake atlvanlaue of our rs ANYTIME— l.unrh Counter on Ihe street f hair. 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Wtthlmton Phono IV HI78, ED M8K * i Mtritir.AN STATU Ni:ws Foreign Study Is Fun and Reasonable March A. 1957 Pate Pour 'Packaged' Tours Big Worrv- Saver scholarship* may bo offered. ternational air about it ' Hip ID Nfct.DA THOFT I r a tire ue.-k clerks .•■•peak French. Sbi- Some universities line in the Studs abro.-ni" Tho e wond- L : . fe i are vnxilion mirvr-. states including Trmplr Fniver- d« n;s from many ot.ier Cite mtli .•eniets and f i', yet een ;ng.'> iniyvv silr in Philadelphia. Vale, and (a uses, having no breakfast fa- volunl.u > work A Vir, p.. jm.k into I1., .ti *... (' from ArmttM to the Miami «»i Ohio offer a system •»> whirl! students may receive • I ■■tit a's, • ..H i - i oltcn i v on use located the small in the Costs Range From ... .hii.ui- "i ,tu,i\i>. . f '• K ' -'' M "n credit through participation in i« .-•cmctit of tin: U s. h^mso. An- PC. AiMtall* AW. •' • prrtainm* touniverMf> i! ,h :<• with who- surli a program under university auspices. Transportation at a ■ c he i In mm v wat. . ,.»tne houses lack is Trips Cast 60-70 Days student rate, and housing are of¬ A special feature at the U. S. rhtsk for lldol- ten arranged. \ reliable organ¬ F'nidation is the Saturday night A package lour (if Kumpe etui lie n (Trent convenience Tho first '• * " ' ' ization through which to work dances Guest* from other hous¬ . which co-ordinates stu¬ international feeling prevails Tost of such a tour will nmiro from $!W10 up. Recording I )«Hge Kv»klo? of cotir .n ; : * ' \ . • dent groups. Generally, K.ii'M'ca'i langiin^' throughout fiirls who find it rather diffi¬ to the time spent in Europe, the means of transportation * * * I cult to follow a regular fox trot . hiiil the expense of food and .•'us-. : arc ivmno'l in ri]fTiotll!y lead will have quite a problem accommodations. Org.. * ' ' ' " Jihotogi ar.wneti • an s.iia :.s I ii>t bete; |»:oiiMjuisiti l! :a.i!: the c-^i > ore jMrtieulai schoi.!. ncciv- 1: .iliiin . dancing the Cha-Cha. popular in Paris, while conversing with a to 70 The usual days, tour last; and its from t>() itinerary Euro/mm Another good booklet, whi-h u F.« nru:-ir,. . A \ ut living .uvomrtio- Brazilian medical student of the follow¬ Tour Costs \ Would cover some mar lie obtaineit h» uritinu the ' the.itc; ■s.i'iun ai • oltc c.i hi Pin through a French medium. The ing spots French gmeminent Tourist t»< V • • \ ■ i "fter m-vcim! chnbim h<»w , ;.n.t :»mi last dance is announced in three Suppose the boat carrying the tier, filh Fifth \\r. Vest 1 "rk i'm.;', n tni' n ia- with (••• i ulwit or four different languages by members of this particular tour Eeouomieul\ pi 20. contain* a brief summars of .-• ■• »!-.i:* »; ' • an'!! ' -Indent hou-- the same student. > 100 pel . docks at Rotterdam The traveler course* offered throughout - A few 1114 iii Mtiqeo inexpensive dorin- A 15-nv.nute subway ride then begins his trip under the Snrbonne the Todny the "Orand Tour ,.f I •>! T«> S'J.OO j»ci dny jn- takes students to ij,.rir- direction of a guide who usually eluding lvic.tkta.-t- •. ISoid Ha!! foi the enur.u in practical State Nev s photo By N'elda Trout speaks several European langu¬ Europe" Is lielnK modified t„ I VANDERVOORTS- maintained by the America A.>- ,vciii' .'i «>t I'tnveisity Women French Saturday mornings special The Sorhonne and its impressi'r courtyard. ages and is well versed in fit ulnmst any American [ European history and culture. (*5 hi ju . including boat d • events are featured such as ex¬ Two location* typically cover¬ pooket, even that of the | FDR t DMt't f TI *I'DR I v FDt 11'Mt ST and the very international Uni¬ versity City i$100-*l So per day . cel pis from Ftench movies and actors from award winning Furope or U. S. ed In the tour are the Hague, the neat of the government since American college student With the aid of American tn, Less ll evil 1 tay Itmre than 20 I,a Cornedie Franeaisc. 1247, and Amsterdam, the actual v el agents, who are ready aivj I LAST CHANCE da> tin Meal 1111« i t.at; >fla| House may lie taken .it In Paris the Cite I ithersitairp teie>*t Pours t" various points of in- included in throughout the city are some special groups 2 Suitcases, Tote Ilag capital. Next t" England for a week well-trained to aid the stuiUmf in any way, economical tra . is not only possible but can h> J ieh the Tempi'' Tour. A not Using lamdon as a "base of op¬ i» popular residence with stu¬ :• a- Hold Travel Hard robe a eration." the tourist will not only v cry enjoyable. dents from all over the world. :■»' mti. ijueiit isMumeut might to r isli in on Largest single cost item fm 3 The Cite is made up of approxi¬ i . " I'm spending the werken 1 have many famous sights and European trip will be the jut,, our tremendous mately 25 huildings. each repre¬ in F.nglan I" <>i perhaps it may Jt DV NIELSEN entertainments to visit in the lb of the Atlantic crossing. On thcl senting different country, even Im Sw it. ei l .tld city itself, but he can extend the f vastngs on ski a Studv tours excellent CtM'tis, hurry antl pack txvo suitcases and a small tote sightseeing to the surrounding average, round-trip plane fan to the extent of arrhiterture. I a are an bajr. HH'i you'll Im ready to po on an extensive tour of our will run $300 more than chipI Maisnn International ro-ordi- ••■ay i" view the country and areas rqutpmrnl I'niletl States or Europe, whichever you may choose. fare. I nates the housing groups by of¬ inert the jveople Approximate¬ Crossing ba» k to the Contin¬ Among students making their I fering dining, studying and ly the sanie variety of .subject* Although the tours are on different continents, both ent the tourist will arrive in matter is offered for study, aril crossing by ship, the grow in;! Ml SKI sports faeilities. wardrobes \x i]I be basically the same. In order to travel tiermany about three weeks af¬ ir0/ The Cite l.a F'Uidatlotl ill a popular way of travel is by ter sailing from America. favorite seems to be one-da 11(111' tLxl/O nilMKT Kf.it . Unis. a tin American bicycling and living hi youth comfortably, it is necessary "ga> Faree." a plastic raincoat One of the first important Dutch student ships operated b., I to brinjr as little as possible the Netherlands government h'tu.M- i called, has a very in¬ hostels. cities he will encounter is Bonn, would he handy. These raincoats Passage is available for bo'bl without having to wear the prest nl capital of the West Ger¬ are inexpensive and can he eas¬ Federal Republic individual travelers and tnurl same outfit day after day. man groups at a charge of about fU>~ DIMM I HI IVVWl \our wardrobe should be ily rolled to fit inio the corner A student on tour would hard¬ of a suitcase. ly want to miss Heidelberg, the for the round trip. planned around one basic wishing to ivm K \<;i; IH:\I ~ THE DUALITY STUDY TOUR TO color. For the evenings when you setting of Romberg's Prince." and site of the ancient "Student the For someone most enjoyment ont of ho| Tim mt».! imjTorlaftt tiling.- try your luck on th« '"nr armed university travel dollar. "The Poor Man* **K I s fdtl ItlMHV hdd i HAWAII r• • remember eeml'Ti and when packing simplieitv f.-«keune sheath and a full burg Festival. From here most tours travel should remember that he r skirted .Ires-- will offer variety buy imitations of what he ! moris M'» much walking and sight-seeing, T»ark sheers south to rover all the famous nt used to in America, but that A, in modes of dress . a C • t'pm V\ • • i so the first thing to rememher and print- are fashionable for points of Italy l.ikelv to be in- these items arc now Import | ♦ VS"-." tVA mCT<| pool, is to bring comfortable shoes. i luded are the ruins of Rome after five. European equivalents are cheap >r y«.ii poe r'.il'tt plsiv»s • Flats, loafers, and two pair of and Pompeii, the art treasure* A smart tweed tlress vfuuld and in some eases better high heels will he suffirient for • a Florence, the enchantment of • ids-ie t u-vng, out) »•• fashionable Am wear in the Serond class hotels are cheapcf the entire trip. ♦ V Pies. 1»|1 would not be Venice and I.a Scala Opera ; •- in Europe and often offer hett, House at Milan For davtime weai t»eh nrciei m the United States For service to the traveler tourinj The tour may next sj»end a three rtaylimi dies"-. the Amencap. tour, be sure to on a modest budget. In fn f $545 » niitinent: . t three-dav stop in southern and « •-. ti,i«a wrinkle resistant eot i in.; a pan <-f blue leans tor class hotels special attention g<- No matter HOW von go . pig* $6.6$ to* i eron m k its blou.se. four cotton and and two cardigan d>- P'.iselvtrk Canyon tr,»i's. riding an oti the flrand ex|>enenee no western Switzerland h> sample first hand its natural beauty, to the known guests more wealthy and wrl j would want to ami the hospitality of its people. fot roadt II 'o J V sweaters are .sufficient casual tourist miss. Transportation on the Fontil The tourist will then close his $»»#rliy hou**moth*r wear f" !h«- summer It is helpful to know that nent involves additional ciwif fHopstosotjo F«m w arm w eather n travel in the sightseer's para¬ Hu* travel is very ffonomi/jl v« i ' women never wear slaeks in dise. Pariv Here many points of Florida and pinhaps the Hivhm.i, Italv While shoes are eonsidered interest are crowded into a com¬ in Europe and also very fnjn»| shorts, ton nioe pant-, and a unf.tshioiMhlr in Paris, strange able. (Often it Is more conveni bat bin,; uit ire nw-ts The cv., - paratively small area Notre irnt and enmfnrtahle than th^| it in Ihe summer¬ G0LLE6E TRAVEL OFFICE may seem as Dame, the Louvre, Versailles the er evemm m i t:f. and the time. European variety of train tra¬ Arc de Triomphe, and many Seandanavi.m countne wd n vel. » Fill \\. t.ttwn RIVER A anaF tote liag is a oeee- - more. eossit.ife a light co.il It should be mentioned tha' > I I.WSIM., MICII. — ID 1-9ti«7 sar% addition t<« your luggage It Iii rase it should rain while- ! hold all indc|iendent person with a : pir j w. your vsmeti • fir*/ l ixitor . ot adventure can rut quite a h \ (siting "sunnr California" nr tx'biiy pins, attd favorite jm • cost corners traveling on his fun ' in unbreakable plastic The French explorei, Eticniic rather than with a package ton eoiit.o'lei; A small traveling Hrule. credited by early his¬ In most cities it isn't even no !;■»( will a p. i fte m the tote be; torical records as being the first essarv to hire a guide. Then So. pack your bags and he ua> fklikiivli 2 wrap-and button slender skirt. <19 Anieiu aii I tumbler Solitr J thin-striped cotton knit awsoitr. 319 hwh L i berg la* llalltbiii ittt Lifelime The self-Ironing shirt 4 scant-shorts, striped into • pocket, 3 91 l«id> Iktllinuue Whcuiy Heine or abroad, pruovt takes the like weaiing a friendly pat on the bark. Sam.smulc Sinn Dip Wings place nl ibiee or four lime* a* ninny shirts. Thi* perfect blend of (>'»'. H»» - ion* and .15% imported eotlon doesn't, And you'll appreciate its comfort in- door* and out-all year 'round—because of imhomVs unique thermal qualities. SACONY •a aeea In 8EYXNTCEN and CHASM . . . ami many mure built In spend lis life in Ihe laundry. It washes So before crossing the Atlantic or cross¬ fa*t • . . drip* dry in a noiier . . i.irely ing the street, step in to meet \tanhattai suit i»»n bprrifiration. perils ihr loucli of an iron. foi uxu . . . modern man's newest trav- Best of til, IHJCOMA »s uonderfulb s-u'. rung companion. t*>( OMA shirts. 37.95 long sleeve. 16.95 short THll NLWANU GRLAILR jfigfle/i/rrwMiA. 107 SOCTII WASHINGTON SMALL'S 205 N. Washington DOWNTOWN 211 SOUTH WASHINGTON AVENUE Mirmfl \\ 9T \TT vrws • Canada--A Touring Paradise m.in-h *. im: p.,., pivr Not tuifl dolil. Iligli ami l,oiv Documents A good chance to get into at.e - ■* f Mt Hoy ! Libya i• l*uh'slinc :•'!! and its crene atmosphere. (Contifnuxt froiti Page 11 outdoors and visit a foreign *' -e 'v - nigh? Iiitht t'atl- Magnetic Hill and l!» vi i inir are two ol the mote prom,- la lo Siberia The next step you take (•mintrv at the same car be ob¬ i to otitain tained • I*' Trm inrc ectd tout!"! i"h' in Jfc i von like to ?*o ♦*» i-xtrome-'' H VI ■ e,,.V |' h e, "Vf|,| I, > ;r vacctnotion cer¬ by touring Canada. i.t flntati.i ;»d- ' e tificate. Tliis H> life wick. is i'CiHxt by a Canada can bc-t divided V'rteo y? daliml Vacati.ill h why no! ...feid. i veiling or extra .Id tnper»itires yt*u \ cpialifidl physiciafi in youi I.h.i- '".e. r\t*nd.n- tr.»rn tlir lower Nov.. Sii.tia. home of l.otc of the evnrru- t.ofh into four -.'I'tion-' Quebec. Qn- flow m l"hj be ;.! 1. 1 . either A/i lily who eeililies thai- he ha •»t IjHi.no \ alley and \la •. F.vang. fin.- i .I I'.- • f-.iptin a 'id (lirn.itie on. tano, tt». Mai itiriM- I'ros imes ri:i. I .tin a. \ ei kfiiiran-!' «fi... til..ted if!. m.ifM tihv ii t.ini' vil!;u*e- r»"Xf vacation you again .t -if»eeifi and the \V. tern I'iovuh. .'hi I alls in the southeast to . tt-i|» »!'• e.ise- o.i cd v.ith a'mo ph< n S beiaa. into yo.n •initaiv .iriit the date on which take «»f the Ito.»ds on tlie Minn i 1 a 1; ,my Nepal-C!u nc-e Major point- ot interest in he performed thi . rvice ' Mi border. Simdat to Nov.i S.-otia m he'll tell Vol! th if the tqu The former toe c .. , t», Qlirbcc aie Quebec City and " Some eountries have MUV M |.. ■ < i |'l C , . F. tvV.I! ' •mi, j.f.* in the wot f»I i a' • ite of the F.ai tii •> • a specs..! Montreal Quebec Citv • the • ' action * • . t f b.r tin l-!a'id. only t.efe the accent V .remit of hi- eoufltl \ M* .nil ceHifu-.de and t|i > on.'v walled city in North Amer¬ . a' i.-I ten i petal lire. de¬ o-.iy 1 »«• ohtamcl fiom the eon- ica it ip'ie* t'.'. or: t- I I I.it d '• ». 2!».!41 f.-.a itjove >e i :a tea! barg.iin gree-., while the tat'.- on Mil.1 oft ice that issues 'he vi i 'own ' Montreal is the emmerrn! In most cases thc-c fono- mn t you give U|> Ijr'f'.re von fae t.*d a thermometer re .-tm center ,of Cana'.i I' ••an. The IVestern Province* prnh- be hlt offer the a • K.v.-!' ! arid b-( ide 'tiat im »,e!ow .'ci't cornplct«-d be fori* the \ • .» . shops serve a .. jstrad.-e r> • widest range of 'i "lied. < »ttrM altrarlions. Su.li a va¬ : *ht i" ea- id' to po to the An inch ... two of rainfall i shoppers froh- all .... i t' land ' If red real soaker in the-, riety ran best he found in Rri oo' on the globe, vi ;' em •.'<.• a There arc certain restrictive world. At niitt :• of.. ,-.f, .. pott • ost t'nlumbiu and klherta > , f,f f» ilfv-tific'. fiend part', hut if you don't thin!. validity periods for the tarioun It.at'' enough, i r,■... thou ,n.| --lioif ft iif '..p n at H'lgpto. inoculations. oil not When which shots were given do fall within the these dates time Hawaii. Alaska Provide Hritisb IpfK'Ot-. «i i 1. foil ;. I ■ ' 1 • , th. ,, . OM.r . Th. Cd.ry y are 1 I'll f. et p.wr; fl.nl, atd n.». I o/on, m.ivbe fot you':! a day he lucky or two and enntltjh . iba rta lor, ati.' ?• I er r.- I. t in 'he HO. periods, they must lie renewed. are to' j ,i d"v nirout 'ha' dtetieh" I Sunshine ami Adventiiit 'lid • A health certificate from a 1'iuem f, i.... . . 1 k An iftuati •hat rhlgh' •h» citv i • years ago--46 in \ " .mailt led 'or; i ;,.-d V .1 i •' ■If* km diver f he m 14 h'Mlt physician i- .v»o!lr • • The Matador m.ikrx final pas, death tie tn hull w ith'Viwape bffnrVpntting must It certifies the snale c an. i i* ■- ♦. y ,iny*bing eafi tie Hv now you will have se* a !•»' idjr |,. Kmden It.et) in *h.« s'...... '•» pre "v.'' on'-'a. '(h your health and the date «»f the Two drvrt's of rtppn ite mtcr- , _ examination 11t* I O - i. tu-af 'be ITiil'p- '•* Peoa Id Mas hi offe-. are to Many Sports Native uprn siirnme. rta- I' I'll t '.set Indiaie A' '»:• ....ml 'be ocean and pent •' b»,d .» .c The hcal'h reHificafe i- ie- voters Hawaii and Alaska » • - < Ah. I . ft If il in'. »«■«♦' ai.' tie • •pnr.'d by the public health of¬ Travel agencies are offering qtii'e LMI.fMtn Ifsagti* . »ii' vacation iookmg for r • f »*ntr»r* t«. popular belief, ovidmi f..i by Shinicy Hnk >4'Wi fee' ntidet e s'ei im.iis! i'l l 1 e »< r mrc ficials in most countries cruises to' both picturesque l it. flothing lor the trip would In ,^r. I'hd. - the St .ix !o '.I'lon- on •»••• Il i'i fi To Foreign Lands • Thb next -top i> your bx-it police slut ion Here it i at v to obtain a police ccttifi- n.s c- - places, sc'.fH.I vcr-pv along with jwissibili!ies at flu- t'ni- of Hawaii for the Inter* sumtn. r rfude — needed fur mats onts ' • omfortahle' and fur hoods are not attire • ■' t ..»g.M*ft iv • an tote t p- ?!..< j-.. a'ed neat in t»u the t ■ • ^WWWWWWWAWMVAWWWAVW/.-. c.itc ft must state that you have «'cte.l s'lldent m i.kKRV c;tNTIN All^ita enters mostly to those had no criminal reeotd; The rnlvmit* nf R.-Sttl** cjy |«r>m*nc. fi h- y.-u Hawaii, . lmvifie mttdoef j.rid taff.'vfn \\ hiK* tfit* majority ot spot'- popular in other countries nl-ui well htowi) 'it tire rtiit.nl States, in mam eases mint volt ncvei again d have fornumtcd re¬ ttie constituted which Iv fullv .iccredited b* Western College kwrnhtlin, will the ■ If '■-2 i * OV* 1 •. Sot rtne» amidst . t the foret t..mi ' WILL TRAVEL government o! your ixwititrv .otd hold a summer session frr»m ir»»e*.-rr »-. ■ ,„.i ,, tnu i* neees-mrx tn travel t.i f«»t*fiurn soil to see spots h.'tan* dude ranch. • sportinkr there must be no warrant or .tune M to August ?. Frartlrallv .\.*nts which, h»r one reason or another, arc not the r.s. performed criminal" against you. process outstanding all standard univer*itv subjects are offered, with emphasis on Th. r"'Kl-^ ne.-*. Has Vi: National Hark in- a»- t'" Ki'awi fornts The "World Merles of Rode." SOUTH homier* twice. \ Tie Fern ♦ he Calgarv Stampede, is held I'orkflgh'iTu: i a >' •■>.* i v i'- I etters of reference are also I'.iritir and Far Fastem studies, F'»re-i, I- i Another American «|>ort, box¬ T* Iy»\-x Tn'e, and Or here annually, the feature of Although v -k- and physical education courses required before traveling Into r'- which Is • Ire chuck wagon race. 11 ing. has been changed iti Thai- whirh include hula dancing — t VV jm Springs, whidi w pitted in illegal contest* foreign countries. These should i- rural iu.d Siamese boxers can use something • e * - ■ T:u-• *! in th" An unusual type of -port ate III It Aft |»4S "«• areas, «* -1 i!i\ im he written by people of accepted new for the Michi¬ Smith an.! \Vi i -»m tticii feet as well as fists for gan college student. ■•*',rfr I".1 r d I»1 Hlf.1- th.* various tribal and am iefit (»r«>- business and social standing In head and body punches « "I-I Mv.fu.ll game- and d ,n. ••ninately game' •• port is your r.immunity who can vouch The <• university !*• 'v . On. Siamese champ ton, Chnm- o» »br> .• • tied in tf*i> ouuniiy. for In addition the biennial peifotmed at Hatiff Nafiottal y .ur character. mile* from downtown Ifor did i !,..n S. tigkiti at. fought flat on Pari The patk i« situated to at !tut only an h >ui (tight Oihu-Kiuii t'acht Race will xi'tiRT xiiiitrx and two miles from famous Wai- the south.*! M.-cia h>i the VP A version of Thet Fbu id:t k k. Heaeh. ♦ ike pfare l»te in lulv. starling •! i li.'ititamweight boxing champ- o»h.T countries in dptenr.uim • There are many other tourist >ngs the tourist !<■ t*uha. whe: c While Alaska, oft.-r little from the hemtifol Itonoluto tt-e in .•k fighting • ■ a nation.i[ insti- i. r.- M!» lU f-uc the tight, M.u-ta desirability of granting yen 4 »rht Vt.«in attractions in Canada far to num- (!••• w i\ of s-imm.q scti«s>t, t* v i rep.-i ted to be worried n- n visa and the length of time e>"ie u. mention here Hut it'-, i«»n. C'uBan President Hatist. KM'I doe? provide ititei .»•-•*mg and new H-.*h l» -M J*rv1 At .-ka oft' boiit whether S>mgkfrut would to permit you to n>mam m ttv • only a --h"!? i ai launt fi..m ther owns that nation'?- !a tfbfy for the traveler gamecock u:« confused and start tee- C'lititry several Ameii. an state-. ».» i.. •t fann, an i tw-> Anchorage, Kimi.ii I'eruo-ii' i rd. - t - wan* to tra\ e! - ■>'• witli his feet. Nothing An exit prtmit i< also rispiiccf eotne actiiainfetl with otir north- a'a/inos devoted to the sub* P"!age ftlaeier and the e\. •» • receive wide circulation, hkc this developed and Macias by s.mu- countries when travel¬ . pi - worshippr-r em n. tgtibor. x|. \l KS v on KO ers leave it*- bordei Tl.i•- perimental agi iciittunil cetitei of » f .i the adventure- on a permit t'hr birds, sometimes fitted Matnmiski Valley are only a Curling, the oldest spoil on usually takes the four, of a with s|ee| spurs, are plaeed in ice, originated in Scotland but stamp, similar t.- a um, and is Have a WORLD of HlHt i rirrulai pit with sawdust hi- sine. become popular in placet! on the passport flooring. Thf) gnuge and kirk at Canada and is now coming to The exit permit shows that you ( " Trtvet with IITA • spoitr dills r.ieti oilier until liollt. is V"/ Unbtlltvblt low Cow f&fftit one. or £*e*f s..mc l." S northern states On- 1 id. have complied with all the in¬ gmatly played with Anofhoi re s|»e* 'rue which is ll'eg i| bul!figh*mg. V f.o/.Mi lakes, tho sport has tx - big time, wifh exclusive stones on ternal revenue laws and provis¬ ions of the country you have Europe yisited. whethci you arc a citi/en Mbn £. ta llll -suites- \iTMOf: the S|Kim>h- c' a n d elaborate indoor tRantavy'B i'»-- of that rnuntrv or not. It shows "... Xieou tlif.-reia s?yJe ha heep tried in also that you have no outstand¬ ' Orient fiOLKN**HEAR with some sucves-, Sometimes identified as bowl¬ ?• ■••ultfi.ghi-.nti ing indebtedness and there is no S.3-.S hn^h. $ni ■ t • >• its 1*1 ing on icc. curling's objecti\c criminal process outstanding ^ w**f *•>—% t»HuW _ >u rend cross the Mexican is to slide the polished rmk *• omHov »W.I m rdcr I'he 'ers bull the is doomed arena. before it hut _courage down close Teammates hi the the Ice tee. run so thai It stops a target area. ahead of the whirh involyes you in any way. ot Some your countries finaneial require stability proof In ^vJtE^nCiU-STVKaT FIN TOUR mt RV9I A be iMfMl Mw «• tut Uowraii AMU «f low'h iiwiii vaff w9> *• Wt.14 tw. 11)1 up M »IJM 9 NW.W Huiurraitii S'ltup the henstV |wi_ and skill by stone whisking frantirallr with general a notarised letter signed a * InturtRtwiuowt m una glut* Stvlgat ihlgi o* i sm KAST (ill \NII III VKIC (IN TIIK ItOI'I.KV ll(l» matador provide chief .spec- by an Officer . and tsdorful iikIudiis tic- Around thb world ha\. some s|x>rls peculiai to their locvtli- Milfu'lenf O (*■ aaMigM (WJV/WMVA'A'AW/WAW.'AWJA'AWAVW MMk MJ mimomm -Untie s|«nt popular here are These an- the nrixxssary steps mv v^pvmp vvvivfi viv p.vyvi o ewsi uwa only. Ala.ska has its N'utth o . aiaf t.» tho*, other must u. r,»ui - American Sled Dog champion¬ one go throtigli bdnrc in- htfl|iOR utuPuob IR wua|i cuuRtng^, Jai-alat t pronounced hi-iu t.'inational travel is possible If ships, where teams are ]»dtoptilar m urged to contact your local tr.i\e! Ati im the natives have a novel JUNI •- nut. Ft.i with the help of of ice. sp » th. Hhihpmc- Ku np- are el'foit . '• isMn|H»tiforV leg> in an > bre.ik them while he giaih.s Ih member, do not throw, nw a.v any of y.nii dcMumcn'-, phot..- or papei> until you ore 4S« fO# OffVlfO |$T°e)(n/ • i"t «• his I*—1 to d.Ktge the fly¬ the centers .»} activity, flayed with a small rubber ing -ticks Taking in the major s|*«rts of tio'ia- again COLLEGE TRAVEL OFFICE ball 1.10 W. GRAND RIVIR railed a resta. jai-alai is country adds <**»!.»r to your Michigan's 54 a state porks and K. LANSING. Mini. of the fastest — ID Mi*: one games in the trips, to say nothing of the ri-ci eati«m .irons and 156 pounty world. 'I'he hall is smashed *- knowledge and insight gained by V^irk* cunijirwe II million acres lainst the wail ami riroehets seeing natives of a country en- witli a speed or better than 150 themselves in .i-ying sp»»rts idles per hour. It must be hit wtiicfi, in nkany cases, ate not bark against the wall before It s. en anywhere else /9r casual modern at thrifty prices budget terms michigan furniture co. 305-311 cant phone Michigan ..,. Lansing IV 4-5416 Wis r I / Billfold . Irondiirktiii Opens !o Visitors Hosteling Is Easy Ity JERRY JKNNIXCiS Hostels arc on usually located in only 92 hostels in the wh. rural areas. They're likely to be country. Three are in Miehig.. For First Time Since 1947 : for Ruling n't the rails, holio stylo, the only method of travel Hie student with a watch* owned bv the sponsoml loeal by residents householfler and a txnnmllteo of In Aineriea, around Detroit. You don't need hostels to H# hosteler, however. In Mtehigja , v ;iv -t.itions rival ;i palace b.tH- bi'X-si/e budget. rt% i «»i 11 \i i huiii ;* .na in design and decor. M>hi- In hu- "Poor Man's Guide to they're chartered by American you ran avail yourself of nm.* ■ • ••«. i • «. ■. Youth Hostels, Inc. public campsites and the ho*nt .«n t'lim• -!rnt tubing i« hidden Fun»p.-.".Ih»vid Podge tells atmut v ■■ • !i '.■•si « ♦ Youth Hostels" is' a misno¬ tatlty of friendly farmers. 1»\ ctwt.il and gold chandeliers 4.1 American student he met in mer The activity is open to any ¬ :m.i the marble floors. deiHtralv.i Italy who had wandered all The national AYH siton-i* one yy*ho is young at heart,- w a] I - and embellished coiling o" or Europe for more than three number of group tours «•. whether he he four or 94. kept s|*»ti«4-'sl\ clean Th.s months on Si 40 a day. summer through such area a,i To become a full-fledged hos¬ cIaUv, .ijr aivhiiivtu'r.d v*«>tk ha- Dollar-Forty Kid New England, Nova Scotia. • lluw did the teler. you apply to the AYH • . (.M-jxwr ,*thri than pleasing do it? national headquarters at 14 West Rockies, the Appalachian- i.rtmg >• Mexico. d «at v»*i > rba.-- b:«.uvfu.ts and suppers lit the Metropolitan Detroit Council, Scandinavia, the Mediterraru- Miim-iiiii oi tlie IIMory babe* air Klair Nf«s t'liol'i In Mmlull I iirtuoi I h- I -v <» (»'< «.•** ih» fio-'els, lunching ut noon on in- 4864 Woodward Ave., Detroit I. Stale Sews staffers .lean AlcAlainn ami .tern .lettnines pre¬ tlie Far East. Or you can '• U'»-v • •'1 N *r . - Rf luion I hr museum is ex xpen.nve f«»*»«I like bread, cheese hill t.< H'om 11* Rus-.a «i:! . Passes cost if you're over nround Eucojm? on your • h •>. ..Jif, 1t«irwl* 4nli-relit ions I xhihit* * * • !*-»: in pare for their summer trip abroad a la hike The two will he and Rnssi.m 4ill"• M'i i fxp« :;.iii Official!* wine 21. 51 if you're between '0 and Hostels are as thick as the i . th» i IiimHi in hiisfrlinc their way across Europe. Room and board oost about a .. « ■ nd In In show th.it 111 11I* 21, and $2 if you're under 16 verb la I flies over there. do!!.n a day. leaving him 40 With vour pass you will re¬ AYH is one of 25 n.v t-i ihr hli i- nl the < hrisll.in i - \v * vi 111 !;\ e I.orlli .....I I ..mi.in.I- vent- for "luxuries." ceive the latest edition of the ho.-teling organizations Imlor M-1»ti»Mi vi n r Jtl.iplrd from While this fellow's mode of AYH handbook This describes to the International Youth • ■ .i dm f.' rh. V. u Itrilisli Mrs Is Hirlliplurr Ih ing may have have been a little too Spartan for most Spar¬ eveiy hostel in the Unitevl States. It also contains tnformntioy tel Federation. Your AYR will give you all the pnv . i-'.i*. !».• and a iouhW vodka tans. hosteling ran help anyone about e'» , K! ;1• i put i ha-i'd f- i pleasures which are actually their own food and do their own Vienna. I•" r f n tmial as well its delightful, Found in South America hi Kngland, s i known f"t ,*,t f> i you. N'o hangovers, ul- cleaning, using facilities provid¬ v, .. , line espeeially itr MICHIHAN STATF Mtt- life up.m vi- !...-♦ ,i< ,• ;.>• ;,nu Ivurinir <r TV eyestrain. ed at the hostels. I'nr thai sprrial e ir I hark .ur.i'uit e«»mes ?<> Marrh 8. 1957 fag* s. gift euarantrrd t«» ptrasr :'r u the various pl.iees where I. . Is.OK- Tic •u-seVmu. Hosteling means getting a- Required equipment for evcrv \ . • • • ■ • • \ ••••.! unt'on-pttaMp hninr. a !«.and -1i »m>u utidei 's rmisolt' is popular Krrmlin prrftttnr in m .me of the eTas-u s were '".•nr.! , i. mm .tin own hosteler includes a mess kit, a s V < a d'«- ma'... .,••• t.iiu l'1-ak- ?,» whiih f«»uii-t- flock. K.mmu- p'a. • - in S. of land m- The activity gets its name The hosteling movement has¬ ALL TTPE8 HOME 1< 11'in .mi. < nl of It.;s-.a I' • iaie lit.': ili.it the !.;• i< MAINTENANC E FQI ir T \ H.i. an- Wakefield Tower, c . from the hostels themselves— n't really caught on yet in this , O- i '« tl.iflfi •,'lKi|Ur dllst \ where Britain'- crown jewels au ,.v oi • "op'!■ Toiiple:- t!.' sleeping quarters whtrh may land of cars, television sets and ? AND 4 WHEEL TRAII»S-| Mexico lias _ , ; . t? «\-.f > and myslrrioir- I'ev o! «S'.<. aiai Tl".i< • •• .-r.« h i .hi \trn>o\ .. a: r kept. the Old Curiosity Shot». \ . . range from reconverted barns to automation CEMENT MIXERS iti .'I'hed in Ch.'ii'les Diekens' mar w hich is 5.'dO fe« t al»ovt tin Europe, at least) ancient Twenty-two years after the *tll E. Michigan IV 1-8317 lo Samarkand Hrrr >t»u sea f#• v Sjticv I'ihhIs. n.nei, and Scotland Yard, the i astles. official founding, there are still t .'!ini ii ■. J -alt horritiK and H m»t "f a t ip to lieko - v .»( mam modem deieetixe : !h'. : vv hi if lutrniii4 to ,i will S. IVittlm. capital «»f tie fhtd'.M Hill (aslaais l-1-h Reput-;.. C ■ t- - S , Students should find time to Takr . tii.turr-' you Oi.. hit Augu-t fc.it vii'< • m j. • v o or r.' df \ r'oprd «»r p."! 'akfi out of tho routifi v \ -1* lemming Oxford, fitr olde-t seat of m F.nalarul College. Ih-I.i.n hr. Se. : ' V "-c i"!!ii,i' Rov til lhili- h-n- .• ht vv w id- a BILL BURGESS INC. J-.»te founded in the 1'Rh een- . . . without rt-stt tetiou Tho on - .1 if fere.-, t urogram highlight m;. «iuy. retain then 'red;.a a! eh.i- »-• pul.ition that touri-ts may i (,•?. i and many "f tl'.e lah • the «■••ter'aum-mu every day I.ANSIM.'S FORI) CENTER l.o' phoiocfat»h HuMiiitf:- of go\ ■ » opt oi 1 stratoj.-.i " jmpMt- Ru--ia IV.; - ttirtV and lark the glamoui Ihr .sip ?.»>•- i{ DON'T ftWf n. r.ttnu a: hot u it rye offers mint: vou an hohd. rs WAIT UNTIL THL Ihr 11 jci »ml tin* irr than Alans thanks go to the Afirht- that •<( the I -> dirt -n don't can Tourist Council the Collet* IN TRWFI.IXt; COMIITION . .I I,... mm It nl it at first Ex- Travel Office and various State fdlnit \mrrii i" and I tirnpem Chamber* of Commerce, with t.Mwt fin also hr nhta inrd in out whose help this task would Noli I'll. SOI Til. i: \ST Oli W KST — Ol'U SKKVICK pt»< rs In ernrial itoid ha\e been much more difficult man* OKI'.*KTMKNT HAS VOI II ('All AT ITS IlKST. 'nn r.il.rit Aegetihlr* and »I**1*- / t hanks also to to Ihn l*o|w»if |*» r I *.MM ft II it ap- KI MI MIIIII — Till UK - NO I'l ACT I.IKI IIOMI • I OR VOI R »OIII> ahl* handled the advertising for the supplement nmu K. MirllioAX AVE. fW* . « ' I in,ill* grateful appreciation w .Mild Hi (; .|p ?h«- <"t |t\» i* extended to 1 mils Gropp IIKTW KKN I.ANSIXCi AMI K. I.ANSINIi <-« nlrat |>irt ihr ciunp *h« .terra Jennings. Alrl Relter. lifnunms ind . -"I • urp rlim«»' Da*e ♦•trood and Eat Swift ot v.mih.i t hup |Sp r.. , tor their help in laving out the ill thr pstrrn p » »» > w Hi. p .. page* and editing the rnp* and harsh i**d as jhr to all the members of the State ^ntar. In News staff who contributed to this issue Ihr glot* is theirs — the blame is mine Joe Hoffman Supplement Editor TRAVEL SAFELY! I I AHA I Ml At s| ststiMs ARI IM \I>1 ^ 'a fun 111 I s | | t IN III K At I |l A s touched lo«htoc* sopentrtot I II I 11 Ml t.l \K WIMP MUFFLER hM*| Hu way »• a wandarfal Mail Baty- cara (aMan payiin nyaram that BivMa fa I •»». t III A s I OKI'S $7.95 tee^eef, cayKiit rtw Bavar af twadhh madam, ham avf callatftan af caafBinafat ImlaBina 1\*1 \l 1 A1I*»S kmnrfai, caroaah, ahirta an* klimii. Rt*. FREE blun, navy, baig* an* Mack. dtai. It-It. l.*rru*r llrarkn Middy lay with battan in whifa dkhay, S.VI or T I" t strn»j.»R fnynrad Malar Rant* with Ry (rant, 741 FREE skolcoat -Scandinavian for hnlt Rikarnian TAAO |(U Hcf's sr-"ts«! smjiiness in the continent*! tan lib* ru -e.. Tie ni.[.nil lurnpnan Skol coat, tailo.rd in HEIGHTS line collor. poplin. Jelan *ealhetited. Wear th« $15.95 it.;her,?K yKfi, coiiar open oi ciosed. Imported AUTO PARTS todies Natinal( slate, Uupe. N | \si ril »A .• 3WI* IA i ^silchol. firns.