TRUNIN" TIMK MOflf: II TIN OH SNOW Michigan State News Thr kasrkall ml Irnnl* trams I'ltiiiSv wilh rain or »nn* far* Hair rrturne* from U»*lr sprlnc ra*l (of Ihr |..ins)ng arra Miv. Mm% soolk will h»«lj» home Winds north to northra«f I-ll iirartlrr lada*. Thr loot kail una* m p h with a hich trm|»rraOirr will also oprn spring iralnlac Oils of 11-11 drgrrrs. simd.iv night's aflrrnoon *** slnrlM on Ihr low Irmprratnrr was **. s|Nirta pal'*- vol.. 40. No. EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN— MONDAY, AI'IIII. ». 1*»r.7 •PRICK 5 CENTS lave Beck |\sked to Rockies, Great Plains Receive Jphold Ike Third Big Uwvrr S«v* SmijjIh Support llnll Storm of Season No | WASHINGTON (.1')—One 1IIUC UCCKI lll»U'l» KUIll Slain Wife Major iiiuii)' int.- political support nit- leanwicnt Union Accidents Miiui i.iucui gu.c mat year to Of Bandit I lt-aiut-iit |.mtii«i oy ,» a CilftBiinower was ioimcr nepuuu- 11 o ii u i u nairinail Discovered Reported |,..ii.ilii nail. TE1IUAN, Iran notij uwt hccieiary ol lai- and Bridle show from Rosel Marthey, representing the Saginaw I'laius areas Sunday in Die .mtcneii was not correct ' his pregnant third wile dead Valley Trio Riders. Ted llorrsrh. President of Block and Bridle, is thiru major spring storm to , -uiung « week. ago tnat at the left. on trie truil, apparently sac- ctks support ol Eisenhower strike me area but forecast¬ rilicetl to speed t lie I light. .is unsolicited. ers said it lacked the punch Gen. Ali Golitra, commander personal I root knowledge,' Condon said, Hall "my ow n On AUSCi President of li.uts National Police, said oi ti»e iirst two. Sunday a captive tribesman Windi generally n ni.niicd i.light Brck'% support. The law- told him Dadifhah killed the wo¬ in«Kicr,uc as tnc .»torm iik»vcJ Irr said he conferred with Hall In another matter early last ItetoOer and that, dirini the Vote Slated Thursday men up. because she could not keep She died in the Lastwr urea siowiy sn«»w whicn in -qaoing soine n« .v i-»t., of the deflate WhHc Moun¬ wiio up to id irarties. Timpcia- lieeting. Hall "anked me If Beck On Popular Election Bill tains near the Iranian-Pakis¬ turcs were mud, ranging loan Lould route out and announre tani border. d.» degrees to a low ol -u in me |nr CreaMent Elsenhower." Similarly, Mrs. Anita Carrolf piaiilt irgions. Condon said he agreed to ask of Issaquah, Wash., was report¬ \Vwither forecasters predicted cck about this and did so. A MSP Htuilents will vote Thurtulav on a rpferendum bal¬ ed shun primarily because she that !now would ..•onlinu«« over a days later, he said. Deck lot concerning the popular election of the All-University would have been a drag on the Uie Rockies throughout the day .ltw his hiiMHHt to Eisenhow- Student Government. gang s escape. and mgiit. fizzling out *Mnetime r She killed few boon Ilesults will determine whether or not the Al'SG presi¬ was a 1X41 iy t«Kiay A questioner noted that 13etk after the amhuxh murder Marrh i nere were no report- of m.»- .nounced this alter a White dent shall he elected by the student body. 21 of her hu*band Kevin Car¬ jor no. n.qn. ami roads in ( oio- liouse conference with Eiscti- The following in a brief his¬ roll,. a I'.S. Paint Faur AM affi¬ raflo and 'A;, omuig. w-htre tne aii" Condon commented that in the Constitution of the Stu¬ nal, Brewster Wll*mt. Near Ea*t ;,iorm tory of the Popular Election was heaviest, were pa '••- I meeting dealt with trucking DrnKe Donmeyer. Ferndale freshman (renter! was ch4»sen Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity Crescent a- dent Government. foundation »periali*t. and Iwu oi<' llllOoUii r.u i supped oil 1u« llill. Lmostiy problems and that any Ry virtue of this petition. Iranian*. Queen Sunday afternoon. The quern was presented with the Junior ."»«« trophy and a do/en roses. She roials freely. loIitK'al (iiseusst'Hi at the scs- On Wednesday, February 20, AI'Hfi President Rob Recker Goltiia qutfted the i«plive, will reign at the pushcart race scheduled for the afternoon of May 2.V The queen's court are (top. Weatfiernicn had feareti dial |ion reflected "normal polite- Hill No. 24 (The Popular Elect¬ called a special session of Con¬ Ahmed Vajehi, as saying tiie I-ri: ( armen Brown. Saginaw sophomore and Mar:arrt Kuxliaus. Ferndale freshman; (bottom): the Iiaeoiig ol . a ea i-"iu i During the meeting Marrh Audrey \Va>*. Lombard. HI., senior; Bruise, and llariette f lark. Manhasset. N.V., senior. ion Hili) was introduced in the gress. g.mg then numbering 24 heav¬ storm and a weather front mov¬ Condon was asked if Heck II, Congress designated the ily armed men—decridetl f«»r two south would produce bliz¬ Student Congress by Represent¬ ing a lilt Unit by sup|K»rting Eiscn- Thursday following the first day irastHis to slay Mrs. Carroll a zard wor.se than the two wham kowcr he nugrit curry favor ative I«ee Reese (Snyder). It ol classes Spring term for the few hours af»cr making off wnth Wants Extra SIT Million iiave raged over thd region .inn k nfi an administration which was sent to the F.lections Com¬ referendum ballot. her; the fn>t day t»f spring. T»*lay, las been investigating the union mittee for investigation that The referendum ballots will 1. She was unable to keep however, they s.»ifl tfie froti's . } ."tier's incnine taxes. Beck'a "political sagacity" and htelllgenre must have told him same night. The bill stayed in committee for two weeks while an investigation was made. Ik- distributed to the living units for voting Thursday. Off-cam- pus students can vote in the up 2. afoot with their pr<* ession. She could not understand their language. Suiinncrl'icld 'Not Bluffing' had merged without th«' devas¬ tating results at first expected The sU*rm center swirlixi - effect wroatd he emnctly the During the March • Cssgrm- Union Concourse. Vajehi told the police com¬ a rout Mi southwestern Colorado In Postal Service Reduction UnaI aessUn. Bill Hs, M wy* Additional information on the referred tiymUy wt if fn« mander the bandits pretendCff and at Colorado Springs five ling the administration Popular Election Bill can be ob¬ to set her free, then shot her inches of new snow lay atop a ottfd aa a result have to take EleelUns Committee with five tained from Student Govern¬ down without warning when similar depth s*till on the ground very rare la avaM accusations minor suggested changes. ment representatives or in the she was ab»»ut 100 yards away. members of WASHINGTON", "Pt- Post¬ pri.dions Committee has «leclar- Congress ought to from the storm which sti uck if favarltiam. These changes were aocoptcd Student Government office. She fell with a bullet in her master General Summerfield •• i Saving he wasn't. Summer- to tx- given a shock" by showing last week. Condon was asked if he could and additional changes were Vote Thursday. right lung. said Sunday he isn't bluffing f;<:«l addifj later that he \n'- them wnat will happen if the Gales which threatened failed ive any indication when or made by the Committee of the Arrested Saturday in the hunt in planning u» reduce postal heves Cannon is ' so upset be¬ rate increases aren t provided, !.» develop and winds m the here the Federal government Whole. After these modifica¬ that still engage* mare than Summerfield said. service* unless tongies.s gives cause Congress has failed" to Roeky Mountain region avora- nght bring criminal charges gainst Berk as a result of the tions were made, Congress vot¬ ed. Two Students l.fM armed men, the gang had impressed him as Vajehi said him the extra 47 million dol¬ vote for the higher )K»stal rates The 47 million dollars he is >eeKing, Summerfield contends ged between 20 and 25 miles an lars he insists he needs, which the administration has hour. ■ix investigation. The Popular Election Bill was a porter. Hr witnessed the kill¬ long in« n set-king t*» wipe out is needed to maintain fuli pos¬ He replied that it would be in defeated. At this point, a group of in¬ Lose Lives ing of all the American party, for Summei'field said the the cutoff of siane services, order the Po-d Office deficit. tal services through June 30 The storm center ranged from Casper, Wvo., to the eastern i.iooma, Wash., and it "could he said, and later escaped. effective next Satui'iay. is al¬ T think he (Cannon) feels The House Appropnations Com¬ third of South Dakota arid the terested students obtained a • U forc May IV But he said had no special information tition signed by 10V of the stu¬ In Car Crash Also arrested Saturday was another Dadshah porter and six ready in the bands of postmas¬ ters ail over the country the Ameriean public and the mittee voted last Friday to give hun 17 mlluon dollars and put western sas third of Kansas reported all roads open and Kan¬ ii that subject. dent body to the effect that the tribesmen accused of reporting^ oft until next Friday a dinision In answers i« questions on a clear with light snow failing in Condon said he feels certain students wanted an opportunity An automobile accident- ended to the gang the plans and move¬ Snvic-N Say: on whether to give him the ex¬ TV-radio interview the post¬ the northwest. icck was "protected in every to judge the bill. the Jivi-s of two MSU freshmen ments of the search parties. tra 30 million. master General agreed that if I wist Tuesday another storm ossible way" in his repeated This recourse is guaranteed Friday night when their car ran From Karachi came a dis¬ Summerfield said unless the nvocation of the fifth atnend- off the road and hit a tree. patch reporting Pakistan's bor¬ the curtailment* are put into effect U will mean all mail Itrilisli Should money is in sight by next Satur¬ dumped filled with moisture 17 3 inches of smnv in the Den¬ ■ent in his appearance before The two students, Keith P. der police had captured part of will he slowed down, including day he will start putting into and left the parched AUSG Opens ver area he Senate investigators." And he said that once Beck Hunlap. 20, of Ann Arbor, and his girl friend. Shirley .1 Bar¬ the bandit gang, including wo¬ men. who crossed the border government mail. This uo doubt, he said, rould affect the opera- /'..vp/cx/e I loin I, effect a series of cuts in ser¬ vice. The-e would include clos¬ Eastern plains wnth its greatest snow saturation m 22 years. a chance to tell his story in ber, 19. of Ferndale. were killed last Wednesday in flight toward (hi llii'iiisrhrs ing all )»ost offices on Saturdays Petitioning lions of other government agen¬ Hut Sunday's new snow, light¬ . > i "impartial" atmosphere— when their c;»r lelt t'S-23 be¬ the Arabian seaport of Gwadur. and Sundays, the discontinuance and cies. er drier, was expected to ••rh.ips in court—"I'll be very tween Brighton and Whitmorc Some had been wounded, it MOSf OW, oP —A Soviet of Saturday mail services ex¬ One quest ioner brought up have little real effect mi the im¬ n*eh surprised if he docsi't Student Government Execu¬ Lake. The two students were on said, in a clash with Iranian whether Summcrficld W'is news(iapcr suggested Sunday cept sptvial delivery items, and proved drought situation. nrrgr whole both morally and tive branch petitioning opens their way home for the week¬ authorities. bluffing as Chairman Cannon the ilnturh government should an embargo on third class mail. Throughout the R«»eky Moun¬ gaily." Goltira said he had no con¬ The Associated Third Class today for persons interested in end. explode its next hydrogen, bomb 1 (D-Mo.) of the H*»ttoe Appro- tain region rural roads became working in Student Government The ear, owned by Duiilap firmation. The Iranian police over the British Isles. Mail I'.sers, a trade association, impassable as the snow con¬ next fall, according to Person¬ and driven by Mi** Barber, wa* commander said he was con¬ Russia, quoting Brt- has threatened Summerfield MSU Ambulance vinced the gang was still in Six . I irnritf A tuilnhle Soviet Prime Minister MacMillan with a rourt fight if he goes tinued Only emergency travel nel Director Bnrry Grant. reportedly travelling at a high ti>h was advised. There was no re¬ Petitions will be available in speed when it failed to round Iran Three of the bundits, in¬ Fur Sliuly in Simin t.» the effect that experimental ahead with the embargo. Third ported interruption m bus or Involved in Crash tin Union concourse. a curve and went off the road cluding one identified as the nuclear exidosions are harmless, class mail consist* of small mer¬ airline travel. Various branches of the gov¬ striking a tree. The ear had killer 'of Mrs. Carroll, are Six fellowships for study m asked; If they are so harmless chandise and advertising matter. A tornado warning was fore- On Maiden Run ernment will be staffed by these wound itself around a tree, Stale known to have been slain. Spain arc available to An " i l¬ why don't the Prime Minister's In answer to a question Sun¬ east for northeastern Texas and trooper* said. ea,!) lAad students !<»i the military advisors advise him to day. Summerfield said he would portions »if nearby states. petitioning persons. the siut because do 58 academic yvai. expunle a iromb over Brituiti? ' "resist we •In The first emergency run of MSU ambulance iv- Spartan Spirit deals with Duniap had been issued a car permit at an earlier term when l'ro»h-Su|ih Counril The awards, whicfi will be The question was not asked not think they are on sound U S. Weather Bureau fore¬ at Dallas said a severe new building arhaal spirit. It span- casters !'ed in a hivpital-lsiund child Mir* pep rallftea, trains for fool- registered as a short couise stu¬ To llcrl on TurMlay given bv a private donor, will seriously, of course. It was a grounds." thunderstorm could be cxiiech'd be administt red by tfic Institute. propaganda gambit in the Soviet A telegram read on the broad¬ southeastern Okla¬ ushmg the trip to the hospital ball game* and bark* various dent. according to Campus Frosh-Soph Council will have in extreme their first meeting of the term Application* mav l>c olitained Union's running campaign to cast asked Summerfield what homa. northeastern Texas and a police car last week when other event*. Police. Tie enrolled /ts a regular from the Institute of Interna¬ denounce thermonuclear tests third class users could do at northwest Louisiana • ••Hided with a car driven by Campus Chttt is a student freshman spring term and evi¬ on Tuesday, April 9. at 8:30 extreme tional Education in New York <•! by Britain and the United States th4» deadline, in view of the un¬ and southwest Arkansas. MSU student, fund raising organization for dently continued using the car, p.m. in Room 33 of the Union. Tlie ambulance The executive council arc sched¬ from its regional offices in t'hi- and take advantage of the feel¬ certainty of the embargo, if they was put out of campus charities. It includes they said. ings against sueh tests in such had mail ready for delivery He Miss Barber was a freshman uled to meet at 7 p.m. in tin Deliver. Houston, s»" mmiMuon. The ambulance penny night and Spartaeade. majoring in education. mu rid—room. cago, Francisco or Washington. D.t. countries as Japan. Mud third class mailers had Ih'iuu'lt C.vrf was transport- firganizations branch deals bun given a chance to prcpaie hc three-year-old John Hcrson, v ilh granting charters to cam¬ '»«*f Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Her- pus organizations and clubs. Marks End of Era in This Area !<>I the effect «30-A Maple Lane, to St Opening* are al»o available in t in one reporter suggf>t« d Versatile Bennett (.'erf. author, arencc Hospital. It was first the trea*ury and personnel de¬ that the request (or the extra columnist ami humorist, will Grand Trunk Steam Engine Makes Last Run >uck by a hit-run driver com- partment. money was made at the last :)>iak >ct ure-C'oncrrt »went. "f the damage was slight, the persons who petition in the whistle of the steam engine has eiut of an era in railroads for i»»th "A ' and "B" series. tl»c bulance continued on its way. Ihr imbalance was grounded spring arc eligible to serve in been silenced. The last steam thJ* part of the slate. Approx¬ Li'i lnrc Ticlivls program will begin at H: 1A pm. the above departments. imately "»00 persons took th«" Described one "if tin; ior ' • second roHbdnn in Lansing. engine on the Chicago Division as - »t ihr Those persons selected will l>e or the Grand Trunk Railroad's "Maple Leaf' to Barnioft . I vttdnhh' TihIiiy iest men in 'he country, (,'ci! rarner of S. Washington notified by post card. where they transferred to "The »»4 >hiawaaaee. w hen tt w aa hit Portlluron-Battle Creek run appears on the TV panel ,-hos. made its final trip Saturday. It Inter-City Limited" led by en¬ Ticket* for the second mar- "What's My Line." is presidrnt '•'•og-Hide hy a ear driven by gine 0327 lecture sponsored by Mor¬ "i'liam Blantle. Lansing fresh- •ran. Honorary Names will be replaced by a new dic- scl. bv At Lansing the train was met the Walter French Higt iiagr tal Hoard which will be given of Random House and Modem Library, the author of several Ralph A. Crcgo, mayor of Wi dncsd.iv at R p.m. in the Mu¬ humor la -tsellers, ami a c«il- Tiic child and his parents *frc taken the rest of the New President Lansing, joined members of the School band and the officials. The crew for this last run has sic And will be distributed from qiurust lor The Saturday Re¬ way today in Hie Union Lansing City Council and act¬ '.i a.m.- t p.m. view. This Week magazine and the hospital by Lansing Kay Klotzbrrgcr, Detroit ive and retired railroad offi¬ had much experience on the concourM*. King Features syndicate. JVlicc. junior, is the newly chvtcd railroads. The engineer, Andy cials at the station to watch en¬ Dr. William C. Morse, as«oc|- Students will In? admitted mi Elastic was ticketed with Tail- president of Alpha Epailon Bho, Gray, had been working on gine 6327 start its final run. ,itc nrofrssur of edm ational ps>- .thvir activity cards. Urc to yield the right of way to national radio and television, Railroad fans from all over ti.ains for 43 years and the coit- choiogy at the U ol M will >prak *•» vnwraency vehicle. The honorary. this area of the state and mem¬ duc'tor, Mel Hunter, had been • >u the Topic "To laivc ami ffTM»n child was reported in Otlicrs elected are Jim Gross,- working for half a century. ( amiMil Chairincii bers of the Michigan Railruad t'herish," coiufrning the en¬ condition at St. Lawrence East Lansing junior, as vice For its final run, Uie engine Club made the final trip with TII Mill P4tal Friday morning. president, Marilyn Wilt, Bright¬ the engine. was given a new coat of black gagement Grater «»f the MSI? pcriml. Mr. 1 lurry Counseling «III TurMlay junior, secretary, and A1 Engine 6327. built in 1942, is paint and fresh, red and silver on l. enter will moderate the" dls- Water Carnival living unit estimated to have traveled at trim. Jones, Detroit Junior, as treas¬ chairmen will meet Tuesday I^HTrlradini Tryoub urer. least 15,120,000 miles on its sec¬ Engine 6327 will be transfer¬ red to the Detroit division and < tissioii. The lecture is open to all sen¬ night at 7 in 33 Union. "jjtfn on Wednesday Chcerlcading tryouta will bc- Mary Martin, Flint senior is historian and editor of the Chap¬ tion of the Port Huron-Chicago run, and has carried 14,300 gal¬ will operate .between Detroit iors, engaged, pinned and mar¬ ried couples. Students must pre¬ This year's theme will-be dis¬ cussed and a drawing will be ter newsletter. Hank Wawrzniak lons of water and 14 tons of and Grand Rapids. This line Wednesday night at 7 p.m. in Mata Mama Photo by Gtwrge Maw kins will remain on steam for tiie sent their ID's to obtain tickets held to determine the part each llamtramck junior is pledge coal. jj* Women's Gym, it was an- Largo crowds lined U» su- • . . Alter 15, 12M9B Miles . . . uc.xt few years. which arc free of charge. dorni will present. "•unecd Sunday. trainer.8" ", •IT " - ■ - A ravT.W V"£! THAW VC.' Lost and Found Campus Classifieds S I s.-- -HASt "uH Michigan State News* The following may l»e picked MRI"« *?1.000 Student* and Faculty Read Dally by •. i* p,.Mi-he,! hv students mhoul direct faculty tip a I in the Inst and (lie Fnlon.. I'tut ltd office i;n 2-1 .»11 Est. 2615 |l\ I.I Hit- slmll'Ilt II till* llll.vtM ill I . !.. ...I \-.|. «• ..I . w . -ine •.,i,i lit.- il-ni- .1 be-.| mlen-sts wedge l» l»i" i i l> .Hi -.land- rc.ul) Mn- two. whether it Text Book* ni-aillim- 12 Xoon l>. i ..| the A-Mit-i.iti'd v. i hi .inn on InI.- M.i J,/. •. fcl.ill' 1'fC-s A «>"' 11 io|i ..lid A -i.iltM' White ptirvc ( . III : n Bracelet CLASSIFIED RATES l!«. No Mumlay, April S. r.itrt' Two lf.linco.it minimum IS words HOUSING (ilovr* and Miltens APARTMENT TIIRFF VFIl IV'HAT P-0 HE v-:yt VOUt" t-'.'i !-T£VCM-=? ES W TH A 60c _.\\s 'need one nuni- CI >e.», Ited rap 1 day t'nuking privileges F.D t ?A<0 A?0t'\D T-E'A man "T Siimmorfichrs Itaiim1 i.il.l $1.00 .ii TP 2-W.m Money 2 days ~ww* $1.30 TIIMKK ROOM BATH «»* <1- -aid Bens and pencil* 3 days relilKvi.t!»ir t'tilitie-« furrm.' and » Slide rule 4 days $1.50 I'..i king 12.' W. lUrties Bh-nc V«i Post Office Cutbacks •I-IHH2 Cidored glasses 5 days $1.65 [?• \\\\ Tie Cold ring Clasp ADDITIONAL CHARGES I...-n \ain i MAI.F m t'OENT TO xhaix- .nwrtmcnt **ith t**u student* Pli.m, On \ IVn- . t rfct for each word Over 15 Classes The 4c per day APPRO VFIl 9INOI F RC.U"*\i tsl Itosary Matli N" cimkine puvd.-. 15c tr.iM Stir New billin9 charge Controversy ••iirp Broun rap Fll g-I5lfl aftt-r five pm P." Kadio :ei: RABBATICAI. IN I'OT-.Vl' A<*: Nc*vw|>aDeny KeporU Cigarette lighters Blue Sweater AUTOMOTIVE ant vnur KenshAW. i>roI»-Hsnr. no children, vul! •« hoii*e Write to 11' Baltimore 13. Mania: P>->ek i. In 1 • > • SummiTfiuM preparation for the cutback and that it was W alclt ' |m5» FORI) Fol'R dooi V-H Cloini do "coincidental" that it corresjKmded lltck. KD- Suez Conference onb 1-nginn ti«-I'liiitacl public rontro- • ".e License t.F- SHARK C'l.PAN. COMFORr XHI . King 2-ITII 3H Fveigreen • init iat »• wiili'- with the Congressional delay. Whether or ; ,t" dniilile room t«»r men I'arK; i h inge Burse Ineakra-its Mingle room avaitu! • • '< p«*st:»I si't'V • not this i< true it still gives him a powerful l' l!«2 PO.VI lAr CONVKRTIHI F too Plume IV 2-TI4U aPei 5JJ p Top Coal Neu tire- Radio, heater, automat" ♦I i ...4 ;t\ t<> hold over the lawmakers heads. ! iran«mis*i..n FM-ellent condition I'leld Classes Shunned by Egypt I In Hie IV "'-7141. extension »«."> I«7 APPROVED HVHi*l FOR two mi !> . • .. t'oo.l nii'M* Questions nf legnlit) have already been Class Ring. 19'iJ Near campus Congenial atmosphe PUIl PI VMOt'Tlt TI'llOR IS.M N'.i rest i it Hons Free parkin* f I'.nVf ColHTf - • raised. The Associated Third Class Mail • !• HIS • l adies wrlsi watch : i",-inv Ni w tiansmlMion and clutch 2 -orCITi • iff * \;n*tii»n on hi I'sers. a trade association, has threatened llockey equipment sack, wire i R. rii" Mu t sell Phone F.D 2-2W •hu** B* WILTON IVVVN LARGE BASEMENT ROOM 1251 share with «tud«- Th • • 17 r■■J'ioti. Siintnii'i' rout t action if the mail slashes are initiated. and two small brushes, Iran to CA1HO (T')—Sources close t.» the Kgypti.-m jrovernntenf p|.M IWNTIAf Tl DOR Two-ton.- '•Hiking privileges Phone FD 2 . uts f t > «•}> The* are questioning Summrrfield's legal heater Ver\ »lean • :• < ■ |t.i ' " liter •r is . f if- it .- fti.l Hie authority to refuse to handle I bird class today threw cold water on report* Kjrypt w«# pro|Mising ..ufae' II - lloldei FD ?-:»BI. 1«" MFN A C'ARKFR for »uu is b, .st . a (lenevft conference of Sue/, t anni users lo neeoiiate on piftl I'd t< 'k PONVFRttBLK Dv- on a sound acudemir recoi-d G«-- mail. Such a mo*e. they add, would throw :tv ;»r> u.i up- four to fi* e million people out of work and operations. ,■ p-.e u*er *h i i-ontro Column Rules . i,,„ ,1", i-it nani' w .-,i ... •' Will! ti-is Dlerp.l *'us| sell tup Ileautifull* lieeiilise leaving Win- new quiet studv tendme MSP ii*' a i-onvenienl primal* Ken reason lawn ro«>m for and < ■ akei ; •• .,?■;>» .•; n:i'i«'ff siil» luing a four billion dollar loss on business. Two imjxMlant newspaper*, ...iPlr* P.ill ui'i-e $14.1 i'ontact deck w hen vou do vs ant U» »e i • per cent. A* In the past, the State r 1 > ' " i2H .i1 1'• i *iX n UH 47H Grove Street, two hw«! me 1 » gns k .t * < . •!; • i«l«*|*;»t joll on the independent Al AJiram and this term will publish MI.mKs t.. Abbott Entrance '*:• Though Summerfiehl admits the econom¬ In this pre- enl \>*v* and double Visit or phone ED f t e ail* • . u i« . fpoiu'il unt i! ic con sequences id' hi- plan he insists that the government - hocked AI • of the West N e .. i- re a daily information rultitmi EMPLOYMENT or ED \ unf Shaah, also s,iid "there is no . i ; ; • .lollar W:i and a "This Week on Cam¬ RtW).\! I-OR men P .< var r i•; necessary to keep the |*o-t office* run¬ NINGI K truth at all" to the reports pub¬ •t.-l unwillin:'. even t.» a. « ept FX Tit.-* INCOMF FVKMS da ) IMl'll'lff! pus" column on Monday*. All vement to bus, store Parking pr. • t r t gi ning if Congress refuses the full *17 mil¬ lished in other Cairo dailies i.- -ugiystion that F.gyp: and organization* ate invited to IV 4 'HeS) v'■•il . • ;tppro\i.t l.v The reports had raismi hopes lion dollars, lie has not released any sta¬ I'N tetPuueai assistance make use of (lie columns. PLEASANT DOUBLE ROOM Tw1 S i ft; !t I'll if ||M\\ f\ ft . ll -ties on how much money the rqtlyicks in the State Deivirtment in Ilules for the Information FOR RENT Viti entrance Thiee bl«K-k< to i Washington that Eg*i»t might • o i set up • join! fund v*ith i,ii. El) y-l'Si:t 4*H Park I-ane »:radu ,i With thf roluntil are: would save so it is difficult to determine if be pii»|Kir«\l to r motives are sterling rights of user nation* in the fore the !imd. eimld be spent t> • TV notinn I d.»y before lite information , the r The consensus seems to be that the whole grout waterway. l! appe.Of i tti.it t.ilk. is to v mne appear. I nlc-- ".omtHinr «to|i* hint, .'iml I here :ir «* business js designed t>» get the postal rate Fiurtiin* rl.»*r to Prwidfiil I t A:U!M to, • It . MUNT7 TV hia I '? Information must he ; plenf* trvinr. >unmn'iIirlil will lotto In* in.Tease the postmaster has long been Urg¬ Niurr'* govemment said the id Hue r.gyp* 119 EAST KALAMA700 niof idea of a fleneva ronferen. >• Will l 'ill, ic bo taped or written legibly, effect I** S.iI in il;. *. Ilr li.'i* i<*. - IvtrtL't'- m A bill to raise the rates rests in the d* t I..1 ing LOST MAN S RENHUS three plan was dinru«se«t briefI* *e- H ue ep< :i. Information must give yHONf IV 4 S4S0 Willi *. betweon Union and Abb Mied unlet- to i lit-e all pie-t ollim on Sat- : *V4 hands of a senate committee and to date veral weeks it» in talks be¬ w.uimg fo i -ti.i.i the name of the organization, li.ill Night of April 3 Hewa iiril.i\ .tnil Minii.-n* lirvinntnu April I'l. ..Hta.-t A -1 Pi Hi van Hall ; sfVC not lung has been done with it The present tween thr I'nited States and W .eUliiigloti da* ami time il **tli meet, FOR SALE t In 1 and t«* halt ill «i«*. %ill;ii*e and rural mail ton!rovers* will no doubt instigate some t*>pt. l'\ l'ridei * K.ilph ami where it will meet. Nn LOST HAMILTON wrist »•' N tn\ I *H> I P VULF GOOD Liberal reW.ed Gift ph..ne » th ileli*erte- on Cairo f«»i dis- ii-i pi iteivt il.uiy;i -ft I« W * .••!»* ••.. ' * ill"! ,t I •.. t ? for increased rates In the past few years III! I so that information . '. eussion-. on canal o|*emtions l|U PIMM IP VANTIEM ROBERT the annual deficit for the depaitment has which appears to have an WARNER MURIEL tVMYHHA in-lit - : «l.i .' • ; -lilt il,.. i ill-ill I'll.' t•• The informants s.n.1 they He ad«t.. lo errot of tact may he cheeked, ...me In the Slate New* Office ' ate raged Ml.i million. Increases in popula¬ **«ii kmt. It. ' l»\f WHS. IV tickets to the Crest Drue-In ..r,. ,t.ki v . Xj.i , "♦ third clays thougtit -the plan *v«»i ke marked for the purpose in Fit- O R lar 14 - I, \ \ Snriifi:.-! Jifi.i ]*" ? Jn.lit .j th.i-f lilt- 111111! before there would be no crisis now They But they said Nasser was un¬ ill the States News editorial P.!-i P. v* BUND Jt'Mlf l • a-4 7C next S. •. ». •n.'oi-.ii.t'. \ at!. ! tin- house are calling Siimmerfield's action a bluff. likely U yield on vital point* of office, third floor. I'nion Ander* F--I ! ,*:-a. Hi . P-.w»»e bea.-k at * control of canal revenue and edit ii . i ' th. I . Oil-i.li-lii Ma\h. i? i . but i! seem* to be a good ASHFATI.I.F N ( V No Rules for the "This Week" al (. ,u ernnu- O-eae d -• Swi'-ii'dii oo-;i. A,r enough bluff !«• stir up some long-needed administration, and the barring tecn-agei Udl. caught column, in addition to those and tr--.ii' fit »A.pr t- 2 ti.•» * until i»r\t 1 ratai M»* riutmeii the of ranal users from representa¬ I S-s-ial Hittorv nr-s •• * rr - r shixifing loivra in i?l. ill, and (fit above, ■ M funis 1052 —r rHa-, cv- rv • i" ft - thr ph\>i<;.l problems of action. ■ tion on the canal authority. t»ee'i 'f-ntetii'is! F-oth Manning are: :vrr-'i Depopt rr<|ja.-d Nasser want* to prevent the the SOO-woi'd "pr.» ireeuhod 1. Deadline Is 4 p.m. Sun¬ Iftfi - C W - p.-w., • C I N Another Tragedy on Highways revenues form of pressure "Fgvpt front hart being u^od a* • against him il* sterling bal¬ tie I.. • purohiui posse Olid UM- of pyrotechnic . > i« • i..i- -;-i t - adverttsetneli! u-. tin day. 2. In addition to the name It'OFNTS i All aluminum self-suflii'ieni P».M . > OVER fc. a • 23"' I ■ SUII M foot-loow a nf the orcaniration day and » 1' " J "in the ft.drier ances m fsmdon and the* wen State of North Carolina " Aaerv (*. It aotHiii araif A- I i? w til vrt rastim: jiImhiI deeperatel\ in the dark *»eek- time ii will meet and ' Cora Gablev IV *-:Wli always blocked whenever tf*.«- City Judge S.en M Cat Ivy where it will meet, informa¬ r r> V I rx r PORTA BU av.i.o \* • ''In . a l apprnitiv da\ after int: a solution to. "When is it Koini: 1** Ttrifish wanfenr .Ilr- m .»r stop?" Nothing that*« heen done thus far Egypt." an informant said -Tb< riM»ii\ lortur- tha* fireuork ,-nd tion submitted for the "This ni" IV 5-tiSng ir.fi REAL ESTATE Week" column should in¬ . . tin.!, r "• \\» ' thr ! killrr in seems to lu»\e had much effect. same thing hsmncncd to mir a- explosive- .mi major reuses of clude short ' Mil P. It. - »■ mis W ashers f. a paragraph giv¬ if. ret - iperatm telex isi.ms srt« in the lfnite«l States " hlindnev , nd l«»** of l ' p * n.»!i ing the main event on the ».• up tl 25 week Goods p.,r o r •. States and comtiiunities have introduced "Now Nasser is determined ami hands ce | MO F Ml.-hifi.tn tl THREE IttriCKS TO campus | w * i. Iw.H- freshmen, Ih»t lr organitalion's program. If a Nearly bed r re¬ no one will ever he able to pre* Cathe* knew whereof hi new three lower speed limits, stiffer fines for viola¬ speaker is being engaged for rt'FNTlON «Tt*DrNTV' BUY ran ch home fjige living V«»ut: i t. - ,t.»ofh happ . will not sure us hv freetine or blockine Vl>oke He was blinded yea:-, r diamond* wholesale carat room tion*. thrv're Iniilding hetter roads, patrol¬ ranal revenues." ago by a dynaimb expkmoi instance, hi* name, position 1 carat perfect stones al $350 Beaut ifu! kitchen with dtmni: l»e -»•• • ai . • '* • MSV eanipu- Tin \ our and topic should be included. ar.it Qio-eu Jeweler- space Four ■ i :e,-e tiled hath din I <*■"•>•! V..v home f-T t he weekend, ling them more religiously and making The Fgvpt inns indicate will- If finished recreation Con Information for either rol room numerous other attempts to reduce high¬ Ingness to permit tolls to be wrappi ' ..»• .,f . -i tr«'.» in a Jour utirele.i way disasters. paid into a hank in Switzerland .*lii-liif!Uii Sliilf Xi'u> umn should not he telephon¬ BUFFET CLARINET GOOD shape Vtu«! sell $14(1 FD 2-H3.1? 1«4 , tart Realty for Company appointment ED Deckc *-3us«i or toniti. ed Information submitted or »t t*ut they also insist the PiililUhN nn clans davs Mnnd.iv OH 7-$232. l.rt's hope for a solution before the ter¬ through f'ndav im-lii«iv«- duruiK fill after the deadline will not be IdcYULF SALE WEDNESDAY lMirirn: *pn»ie \ tea turn another student ranal autlroritv's permanent as¬ winter und Ai rd 10 1P57 f :tu p m at Salvatfe spring terms evcept printed. Was ki'lr.i n ! I o hiphwav, lejMirtedlv ll»i- ror and hear*break of death hits close to sets he kept inside Fgypt holidays weekly during * u n- Ned Farm lane Michifian State term aiwt one sjm-ii.ii in»h« m eiuix f,ni»us A'ipioxiinatelx home again And that answer lies with This would amity osnoHo'lv mer Var'oua makes and UNIVERSITY STAKE MEMBER uiK' ;n fa* auti>mohii« I-i-t fail one died issue between summi-i una tall i vile* con¬ t.ike notice We have very de*ir*f f< the per rent of all tolls es will he sold at auction von. driver, every time you get behind the terms Vnleied «■» second rlas- m.a lots in Bedford Hills zoned A re* and several were rriti.ali moiled in a Nasser has said he is willing to tei under .« I ol Man Ii 3 1M70 a' the ■•lea mav be seen dallv 8 OP am hifhwa\ ««;;; • \» * eaiiii » that term an w heel put into a •medal canal im¬ po«» Th«- F-et A-sori.ite m e(v t»aek to siliool Think, every time you start around a provement fund exclusively to the use for repuhli XUhl Editor Hard* ihrist ttful Red Cedar Every lo» • nv cation of all the hnal news printed Phone Mr when h»> ear i;.rrer.rd ,tt! tf.e read — Is another car coming the other It was rot>ortcd some surge-1- this Wistynt Night Editor I u Troetter RE-BUILT BICYCLES $18 apiece lot Kola«*a IV curve in newspaper a> well a* all Two boys mrl Contact John evenings IV «*-3To Midway Rear ion had tieeu made to Fgypt A P New# Dispatches Wire Editor sharrtr Schneider one rnmrunv W hen is it tfuiiitf to >t,.p • way" Might a tire blow out" Do you love Schilst.n. (»R 7-05ufi 163 , Two-thirds «•( the i nilrd States are now the person sitting next to yon? Information MATCH guards SET OF an-ow* Phone FD 7-8734 string lft3 ! service I'rwst Ftwrs HOUSING WASHING AND IRONING at This Week In my home Phone ED 5t-ti0lg Campus I Crossword Puzzle on VFWI Y FINISHED HALF of a ACROSS 31 Chemical Xeiv Fomul • hoiranv I '"iraus hie room n inelerl fur t-ol|eae New tiled h.ilh-oom with walls hum Ma- limit • in cheatra MPSIC - KENNY Phone ED 7-9606 DAVIS O Z~ Shot t compound TODAY Alpha Fhi Dmega will have Spartan Christian Fellowship at l ib and flaw shower stall In fine TYPING DONE IN mv home Te- napped fabric 32 Gfy« v.c«Tv 4 H.U hard 3:i Sioux State Freedom the IVtrr "Will Letch ford will of G»kd' before discus, the then first meeting of the term at 7 p.m in 3."> Union 7 30 p.m in Bethel Manor Student affiliates of the Am- Fiit tainting residential area Phono FD 2-4H62 las naoer* themes Phone ED 2-87* after theae* Reasonat U V Abo •bbr HOST. KONG. The Rev members of Spartan Chriatian Fhi Gamma \u will install eriian Chemical So«-iety will ROOMS FOR MEN University an- ■'nckman MUSIC FOR DANCING SmTrf 34 L.vi .T frolte ni"ved Vo*t convenTnt location in Band Phone *o We 12 Lofty 35 V Indian Fqlgence Git**-, an American Fellewvhip at 7 30 p.m. at Bethel officers at 7 p ni in 34 Union. hold a joint meeting with the town Parking a«»d linens furnished Shaw or ED 2-3P77 mountain gr«s.v Missionary newly fmni after Manor. A short business meeting The ceremony r dressy. Albion College student affiliates • X-. Ann Street. East Lansing 165 13 Hrlig.r.u* 34 1 0: m of mx years of imprisonment in and coflVc hour will follow. Forpime Fraternitv will hold and the local senior section at GTRL WANTED TO modern , Z-2«*rai Z^fT.ANN Flerlric BROWN tvnewrrter Phone*Ter- Tt iw pvxi iinn I it ,:r>ujanc6 Rod Chuu said Sundav night The Fhi-Sig* will nrne* a! I«» a regular business meeting at 7 30 p.m in 127 Kcsirte W T. apartment near Frandoi Phone IV- naner# and thews Also general t.v. 14 Ben - 38 l>rrv. be fully expects to l>e "dogged during day or IV 9-5K56 aft- . . p.m. in the Multi-Purpose Room 7 3 » p.m in 709 Jcnison Ziegler will speak on • Proper- 5. an n m . 16g 15 name trnn.ngfi hv Communi>ta everywhere I nisroi'NT OI r.A* In .n Solution to Friday's Futile A. Brody. The Christian Science Organ- ties of Matter at I.ow Tempcr- , Ku 16 count 3"> Abo*. GRADUATE WISHES TO share •-II. Pur. °" Sl.tun, Acruu gi " b<»m now on Spartan Wives will hold a ir.itinn will meet, at 7 15 in P» at.nes." with a coffee hour fol¬ Peoples Iro 15 --- Porter 4vt.tr >- •"i.rtme«t One veteran desired Church •i' Uiiiicr in 4c Sp ral DOWN "I oanm»i trust anyone." said r!vie show at 9 p m. in SparMn pie* y'hunh Chat*el lowing Phone IV S-*5l" j^7 $ Anglo- WATCH. CLOCK AND tewebv r-- huv 11 v ** n.io g Saxon the 53-year-old Roman Catholic Village Hall All student wives l**i Chi will hold business . 1 Batter IVEDNEbllAY a OUtET SINGLE ROOM Cio«e-in nouing Alt work guarantee,* 21 y-ha.-u.r 4 Ik 11 L w er been an fithet fr<»*n Omalia. Nab. after ' "■*« venttlatton 818 Charles Street Thompson Jewelry. 223 . ? are invited to attend nnx-ting at 4 3fi p.m m 17 Psy- MAC O * 23 >'.fu. 4: l'urr,'.ti Armpit steuping ashore 'briskly frtxn. a Chairman of the Men'* Unit Fast lomsing 163 week service 3 Diktitu t 10 Not in TUESDAY chuiog* Building over 4 Hart n- r,H)m sort British ship that carried him the "Junior S#«" race will ■ for hte} tavVi 4j>. 4 Small flsh 11. Seaweed Harry Conrad, president of Iri-Bet.i will meet in' 3fi U.2W-21 "EDECORATFD A PART - .THE PLAYBOYS ARE h-»ek ♦- i-argc ftsh from Shanghai t«i this British \ EN'T Ttirei- r.«,ni* an4 hath 27 iUtii 5o Wr-u-m 5 Solitai* 1?. Bavai ian Christman Construction Co. will meet .it 7 30 in the Town Room, Union at 8 30 p.n . %di) rn,,i"2iL* Un ED 8-*- • Ciown Colony when a movie Adults nnlv us. 16 ir Wiiiiamalon ™ or FD 8-MVi? «, 28 Ti**-ue« Kepubi 0 6 Baby Ionian mcMtturr 4 show slides and speak on thr Union A Biological Sum* I Phone 381 Wilhamston 165 "Tlie Communism^ are after of Mexico WILL 2» Ha * e at M N. ■ «■.»n Mill god 19 Ftequcnily Phi Alpha Mu will have a CARE FOB three or f< 1 Mackinaw Straits bridge at the will Jie shown Firn.VtsttFD TWO ROOM apart¬ vear old child in mv heme bird 52 jAyketA<*r international Communism. Who rush smoker from 7-8 30 p.m fx, 21 Paid out meeting of the American so¬ ment Utilities paid $5* per month days week 510 S Hayford IV TdW 30 Abstract .-i-itar* 8 Of the knows* America n«v l>e next, in Old College Hall Journalism FRIDAY v Pennsylvania near Grand Rive- 22 Chief i*land ciety ml Civil Engineers, 8 30 being 53 Spr.ng backbone of my kul ouraelves " students are Invited and coffee The Arab World will bo the Phone ED 2-2736 1*7 Japan p in. in 33 Union The prleul. grey-haired and and donuts w ilj be served. program feature at the Interna¬ APPROVED ROOM Tl* THIS VAlUt - ' 0 * • f 0 - 23 General • Nomination of offcier* is slat¬ FOR man r* r fig hi alert maid he u« mm ehanee ed for the Fartriry Club meet¬ The Chrislian Student Found- tional Club at R pm. in 31 Close to pn«t office ED 7-WWW 164 lot b- 1 ■4 24 Drug plant that five ntber Americana under all— will hold the Fellowship Union. Dancing and refresh¬ LARGE NICELY 2 Mnii t cot.. ing at 7:30 pjtt. FURNISHED — 71. house arrest with him In Shang¬ in the Forestry ments will follow room for graduate student or 25 Unfastened Cahin. of Christian Service Luncheon at wo-king rtrl Home privilege* Ga- op«. 5 0C ,.m. 1 • '7 hai wen Id he freed hefare their 26 Soft drinks The MttU Arr*m>ting Club Wesley House at noon. Call ED- SATURDAY S**T bus. stores TMI stuonut SHOT sentence* am up. Phone IV S-7I66 1*4 * -f -to 26. Mountain will meet at 1:30 p.m. in the 2-0518 by Tuesday to make res¬ The < > clint Spartan* are hav¬ "All five are under con*»drr- 211 MXC. 10 1«! lake ervations At 7 p.m. Mid-Week FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM «We mental strain." said Father Tower Room, Union, to hear ing a bike ride to Lake Lansing " JS 5C 31 Voiceless Chapel will be held in McCune I™?""*- Ne*r «mPw* Phone ED I" r 32 Central core Ore** himself released 10 da*'* Robert Clark, of the Placement CNapel of Peoples Church. Rev. beginning at 11 a.m. For further ;? i6( transportation " **o "Thfv hnvo a iruv^'eim* of Bureau, speak on summer and information call Dick Dukcn- SOME VACANCIES of an atom James Whitehurst i»f Central 4* Ever- freedom but the mental strain full time jobs. nm. ED 2-1741. •r een Kicthen nriv«lee-tt P--kine Jf ■" J2 34 Stair i« onvat .** A general meeting of all mom- Methodist Church will s;»cak on SUNDAY rnT,™"' rv>r" rD ''—I7 — . fo- "-WhAND E-ster Contact RIDERS 1mv» or WAKT* rr- - '■u Z-4AB 35. Food: Maori bears of the A—ila14— ef Off- "And the life of the World to hrrrllrial «o«irr •>/ HOLLISTER COFFEE SHOP k and a top salaried job," Bo n «..r> \ ong continues, "is at a disj energy, no eatVihottnd direction —■ involve* advanced, ,1 vantage. If he doesn't make Krmrmlsr us when you arc creative thinking of the highest order for: . o s Bids • -» grade. he ha« no college de- . :vm» to turn to. and he is lost." in downtown I.an«ing Twt» former Michigan graduates. 11 obin Huberts and p.ib Powell, make Young's rva- State Few Steps Fast .Mirhiiian National llank From | • Electrical Engineers • jjng a;»fM*ar sound. Roberts, ?*e Ptiillies' perennial 20 game v inner, signed with Philadel- I • Mechanical Engineers1 Save Money — Buy Our Used Textbooks , hta for $25,000 at fhr end Ol his nior year, but returned to earn 1 'Physicists h.« degree Financially, he has » worries, but the degree will H-rvo as a security measure Phi Mu Alpha tat ARMA talk with you about this dynamic and challenging field, YOUR future In In the PowtII case, the value of the professional degree V Professional Mu«ir Fraternity |il m P| taarn about ARM A'* pioneering role in fnortinl Navigation when our representative vUits your campus shortly. A sk your Placement Officer for details. GIBSON'S All Your Knitting Nrrd« aI Open Rath Smoktr Kay's Monday, April 8 Or you may *emt inquiries to: Mr. Charles S. Fornowt Administrator of Technical Education UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE 7:30 lo 9:00 p.m. Knit Shop •ivitiss AneriCM Otscfc Arms Corp. Oetuvslt f»iiA, Oirfea City. L I, *. f. 128 West Brand River — Peoples Chiirrh Itlink .117 East Grand River Ave. 207 M.A.C. Ave. I.F.C. ANNOUNCES SPRING RUSH Tonight April 8 7:30-9:30 AH Houses On & West of Abbott Road Alpha Sigma Phi 7arm House Phi Kappa Sigma Alpha Chi Sigma (Chemistry & Related Fields) ■120 526 Sunset 236 .V Harrison Evergreen 311 Evergreen I^appa Sigma Psi Upsilon Alpha Gamma Rho Alpha Tau Qmega i !24 W. Michigan 810 W. Grand River 308 Abhotl ltd. 431 Evergreen Delta Sigma Pi Phi Delta Theta Theta Chi Alpha Kappa Psi (Professional Business) (Business & Commerce) 453 Abbott Rd. 626 Cowley 327 llilleresl 24-1 W. Grand River [)elta Upsilon Phi Kappa Psi Zeta Beta Tau Alpha Phi Alpha 334 522 Abbott Ril. 334 W. Michigan 318 Elm * Evergreen April 9 7:30-9:30 AH Houses East of Abbott Road * April 14 is the legal pledge date , p April k. nr.: imrntr.\n statf srw% P,i»f four I I Kii'iirtU Sri. 2 Ki|.mllnl -Slaff Column ' Tennis Coach Glad Texas Dotniiiales Own Relays MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY As Kansas Takes Second Spot ThrilVs Gone In Spite of Record . Hy JOK HOFFMAN l.rrftirr-f tinrrrl Scrir.w Al'STIN, Tex. (/IV- I" Texas, where the ilcer and the antelope pia.v ami the runners are faster, a monopoly 'HC Jbirii ni Cilobetrotters just ain't what they use to Im*. Strong Sliowing Reported f'rpsrnls T has heen built up in MprintiiUE. trotters have lost much of their earlier ap|>ea! as the nov* In Spring Training Losses BENNETT CERF ftvxo.V teams lmld the ivcog- Christian'** sprint champion of elf> i wearinK off. ^llr BI CR JKB/A fu/cd world-. records in both the olvtnpir games. lliimorM I ohimuisl. .•.(o int i >'|.i. flie 4411 •"»»».I H8H. Th« lev;,, RRO-yard relay t urn-ntly touring the country in their eighth annual Although the Spartan tennis team returned from its I'lililrvlin 'I'("Mr. also Ii.'is Jtoliiiv Morrow', f.iti. lM on I \ s \\ lt.il - Mm Hi. v. Ht |.| i.r.ti* t hwmnn fr.itn h.tverf I 8 seconds ■ ►?f th« Worid Series of Banket hail with the so-called CTolleife All- spring training trip with a 2-5 recortl, Ctwich Frank Beeman I he I ifi' of if;.- I'.irtv " 1.1 in.ilk held h> Southern said that he was very happy with the team's performance. Americans, the filobetrotters - :u«w these "In .• ml Mr" .mil irilloi of terrific sjnitt'..- ;if thru height r a'dorma and Abilene Chri-ttan "We definitely have a stronger team now than what we At> I in * i'|o|'i rli.i of Mo tri n \mnir.ni Humor i'i.i .n„ !:.» |! weekenu First with .» 1 ; performance A l»t I - plu rr<*w.l at Detroit's Olympia Saturilay nitrht. They do- had last year. The boys looked ginwl in losnig to some of ChnMt..n ran the 4t0-vaid MoiiiitN in M»S is 1111»;\ri 1:1 \MMII MOW fratisl the Aii-Americans, 61-10, in one of the dreariest .mi- T»pi. A1 >il« lie i Indian Col lege |»«i•-1»- the top teams in Florida," he MOMlM \rilll H It H I;, I' M to the world's record in!;., in I" 2 to .better the world ha- ketbail frames ever seen in the Motor City or anywhere, r«l T'A.i I hi. riMl. Xii.litoriiiin in th.- HHM. then Tex... pushed record claim «»f Texas for this said. ( or It -« .imhi tirkrl ...in around t .s •» turns in- two- \ilnih«.ioii •*! lift 01 Aliilen. t In i- ban »" Hi.- In '-t el.-. ?'*r that matter. The Spartan nettei* I<*«t their tenths ..I sinrf Morrow's ti . i-v i n ii-vi.it l»\ ,i -110- first two meets to IVrvwcola Na- v .ii.i iil.n Jr.tin lUlinin;: around jii.-ai ain.lt"! t;«t» this poc - It i. the Chilietnitters' frames aren't necessarily sti|>- val Air Statiigi and ITunda |M. (sl to t/e the best in basketball play—there are the tv turns. Ml'Ie Tr.ifutr Capping it st 11 wax a 9.3 Iftft- Texas 11-♦ a In I n • "I'd up f"t Suite. Ihe> tJien bounced back t eliAwnnsr aspects which have made them famous in more _ . . - * r.| (lash h. Mot row, Alillrnr nppi > • last ui.r l'ut that! 1" ei»untries. But th« clowning has disap|>eareil, at Their a only other win came has - ,-ii*- n| tin .s»nin>ttt.s»rnen IOJOH ieltiM'.l t<- sign the ap¬ Ira-t in larffe part. over florida Southern and they HON! Bob CrowRor tine t-.i plication, rlaunipg wind condi¬ chopped matches to Rollins, One rr.iMin for Ihe Olohctrotter downfall is the loss of tions wire not | i'-pei. The . e M hi mi unit Presbyterian. and the Music Matters their two greatest performers, Ooosc Tatum and Marcus .i uni'iue «-.»• .• While the in 1 Lam year ine Upertana were ALAN VIRGINIA CDMOND is r. i'"Uni as an Amerp an llavnes. Ihe two ha\r formed their own arra> of talent for me - undefeated en their NMing trip, I A Lh DD-MAYO* O'BRIEN I|.»w ahiMil >nu? ami r.I a • «Hln:i»t« •* rerm-rl if t^ ri'»t w"!'t * mark kn.twn ax Ihe llarlem Magicians. hut thla ule was year'a Southern sched¬ ihe longest and tough¬ lln- Texas Relais were |hr Tat urn is one of those rare phenomena who is difficult est ever nrhrdturd by Mlehtfaa linesi in the .'in years of (his to replace. His apparent successor is Moadowlark Lemon, Mate. mammoth track an.l field carni¬ wh" r only funny claim is his name. Lemon does do some IIARV I.ANTOI R Couch Beoinan said that this val. I.lrien records were *«■! and , . . iipvrl win , . . year's trip was much more val¬ In.t tied in three divisions ah clowning, hut not enough to make up for his dismal tcam- 'Ipxas dominated IK own rclavs uable lxxvuu.se of the good corn- Then, too, he played less than lb minutes of the 'pctmon the Spartans faced. All nidi live first places and a tre- game. 2 Tanker* (rain trie teams Stale met were in iii. n.lons |«i't t 7 points. Kansas, winch won four first places, had doubt the world's greatest dribbler, also g«*Kt condition and had been It it I 7 points Xbilenc < hristian Ila>nes, no AAli Position* playing tor months. ha- a HipjMised replacement in Leon Hillard. But llillard Beeman will nave three tet- was It third Willi .17. was a fci'. a' 'tuv-i Irhvcetl displaced little and the two times he vli|l\> Call in aihaner inai; exhibition, he was tptickly tied up by fine of the oppo¬ wpmd which finished sixth in Mori im F'.t'lh- SiMithem. HeU ill .'I.W T. i.i i*ipirs pi |. niiu, for sition Two Michigan Slate senior toe Big 1U and had a 5-5 dual iit-f.imlnt^ ithletr ..f »h» Linkers gained impressive berths meet reevrd. " simply nothing different about the Globetrot¬ M - There i Hi* team will he hull! arouod at the AAL' National swimming - 4 a plain fienrge Htepanovte. Mil ter l-or one watching them for Ihe first time, there is no meet held the past weekend at Hineard and l.ula Veto. Both Nomination V =»./ laaarrnrau JAMES DEAN doubt sonic laughs to he obtained, but even first-nighters wm reserved in their praises. Daytonn, Frank Fla. Parrish, a crack frce- Stepanovle and Maeord fluMild with 7-1 singles reeorda last tflr'Oest Actor'! Myler. and Paul Reinke, Big 10 ( * Of I CATALIE WOOD Don't wait until kaster Another detraction from Ihi-* year's series is the lack of century-yard breast-stroke title- holder. were the only Spartan sesson. Vela compiled a 4-1 re¬ cord playing at the No. ft and SAL MINEO good college talent for the opposition. The All-Americans entries thai placed. No. 6 singles spot. looked terrible in the onslaught, the only bright spot being 'REBEL SwdmmiUK for the Indianapo¬ t>ther players that made the .southern trip were Mike Zarom- the appearance of Detroit's local prodigx. Bill Fhhen, lis Athletic rluh. ParH»h co¬ WITHOUT vered the I Oft-yard freestyle Iki and Tom Knight, both Jun- It the (ilobetrotters to continue their success in this ioi's, and s»n>bo*nores Ron Mes- ncnusr are distance with a 52.$ time good DO IT NOW for sixth place. He also anchor¬ enll. Poster lloftiiKtn and Bnb coun»r>. they hud better make some tptick adjustments. ed the third *pnt 40ft yard med¬ Sassack What thc\ have now needs much alteration ftveman said that *Uie doubles ley and freestyle teams which registered time* of 3:55.11 and combinations of 7vard hreasl.droUc Hoffman. I IRST filaro in flu 181 -pound class at n»i«— ptwifm, In all the nieia.s played on the the rocrni Shite YMCA Weight- dashes, posting respective clock- rpi'N Stf IMM.CK S SHOW training trip, there w'ere No. 7 « lifting Moot in Dotnnt tic lift- ings of 84 9 and 2 40 9 7 ;#fl f.M Reinke's performance quali¬ and No. H singles matchiw and •EAST I I \H I'.l od h t<»t.»l «»f T.'Jn |H>undk. sot¬ ting a nou pinyt roixiid with a fied him for a possible travel¬ also a fourth doubles match. SHOWN 7:17-11:27 However, these results did not OF 23n.|M,uiui lift in the snatch ing berth shouht the AAU team figure into the final score. EDEN' 'June ALLYSON event tour Eurn*|>e. In every meet the loon Doloroi ('.ollegc Cleaners I iii:i: C*o»M*«i«oef rlther split or wi COUINS GRAV . s \ in matches. Because of Ann AofT LEARN WHILE man Is plraacd with tt l*hnlo of SHfRIDAN MIUER and depth of Ma uHtrra. lull! HARRIS J VMI S Weather permitting, the Spar¬ Hi; l\ I AMIS 0(AN ,'iOl Aldtoll Kn.nl TbtOPfOSTESr tans will begin intra-squad RAYMOND MASSIT I* < INI4IM <-^1 competition next week to de¬ t Ml l». « i«0» II II h ri i'i i termine singles and doubles po¬ «-^fAiri OSBOfcM t U«t trienr# lum sitions. ASLEEP! tirkl'l found a way fur you in* M;»N .Scrtiir COI.OR ( ARTtNJN lite netterx open their to learn lanRUMgeN, II ill III ORPHAN AIROALt vocabulary, fact*, game schedule April 20, against figure*, memori/olr* Ohio State at Columbus, last anna—nil nhilr y on - ULDNFSD.W year the Spartans and Buck- - Bleep For the real eyes did not meet., but Ohio lad* ahniit this revolutionary univenutv-teated method. *end $2 00 for State finished eighth in the Big TK.MIorsK M page fact filled illustrated uistriiction hiNtklet The l og ' Sle«-|» learning . . . al Shop • • . OF THF Al'OrST MtMIN" Ita Iheorv, Application A l»s hni»p»e ' Tells hew to make device from radios, phono*, recorder* etc Where to hiv aswmhled unit* and pre recorded lemons and self help psvchotogic.il courae* of timeanving hint* Satisfaction la guaranteed plu* hundred* Su:t:r |.t:ARNiM; Ten. 3 Mittnicii laose Rr.sr.ARCH Aswhiation. |y o Box 610-CP Omaha. Nmmiariu. 111 Scini-Final* how do you like your ivy sporflshirts! SHEPARD'S present... Michigan State, the NCAA title two years ago* which woo didn't place one fighter in the finals at Pucwtcllo, Idaho last weekend. Harvard Iamcour, Johnny Butler and B«*> Jemilo all loot JACK PURCELL nut in the semi-finals. Iaoneour who Iwrt the defending chum* we hove 'em t»u»n in the"opening round, outpointed Friday by Bernard was Garso of College of Idaho in both ways... the 125-pound class. Johnny Butler. 13ft-pounder, A Iliu-TEX CIIAMriUN ... twice NCAA finalist and one- with tune national champion was beaten Golden G4oveu by Ron ( OUU Ul( CAMI'liii Rail of Idaho State. Rob Jemilo, 132-puunri Spar- trtn. l<*it out to Dick Rail of button- Washington State. Powerful Idaho State already lias the championship wrapped up with the finals still to be fought. 'RfttUtV COLLARS Jack by nationally known rurccll h. h.v its name . . . proven tlnli Tl'tt by Its performance on the tennis courts of the HK.-TI V tin the court or the en campus—SIIITARII'H (ralyrr a rMn^rlr line .( casual (Mlucar. Mo, In Maf-Irj ri l»oalurr foun4a- li.nl—lrult, a Mli-TKN rkamyon: AT I In- M ii-oii « Miiarli'-I Is jr look . . . iniiiiiiiiirt- larlan |iluiil- ami -lri|H-- ... in aulln-nliralh -.Inl -|iorl-liit'l- willi IioIIoiioIohii roll.ir-. Iiaik-lnilliiii on i-nllar. fnlMa-nylli li.uk |il«-al. l.iiMirioii- .-osi'ii . oiton . . , xa-lic- villi ,-a-«-... vnn'l -lirink »r faili-. iai.m- in mi* ami IN Vkeparii < i-liiiiiM- MMir fa.orili' ( l.iii- . . , |»l.ii«| iir -lri|it-il . . . from our villi- M-k-rliou. I'rirt-d from Sl.fKI. ..vnsim; 5 MICHIGAN STATU 'The Tog Shop H E S I.m-on llii-alrr l!l«l». 12« SOITH WASHINGTON Ka-I laui»i»|(. Vlirh. 319 EAST GRAND RIVER ^ ->V- Grid Drills SPORTS Montreal 'Rockets' Past Bruins 2« 'Wis Begin Today ! Stiilttr tl in* Shi I ill*' IN BRIEF 1 i>i •h.v ai MftNTRFM. • »• hocki of l... »l v tar* Muliil.v ifb-.ket 'ticii V in »»t . the y Two one ' cm If'l. Hund-i !:<•' t. . • of five in made 13 '••i»n* Simmons a Stanley Clip game, years ago. (goalie Don Sun- of Bostntil beat rut* when morning. We t cfore have and 12 hour* trailed have before in come n \ thi serieaj bBCk. 'j Rorl.it ! had breakaway and nnothei Kobsmeii . ..I «, i.-d tai",' the a Ht|f \\V V 3l.Fl V f ilif f. • 'line I hit the- post." said Pie ••aid Schmidt The fellow* tvilU l> 1. . it. V,■ I• . tfII If 0'vmptc wiii Tl M i! ( mudi.-n Sat I .k ket tiave go<"l rett before [ Expected • •!<■ a now . •• • . r r • Sail." lo.f I I • av Managing Director f rank . , •it t'.! aliiwd a a I dec I l"'i •j'uevday's game We will havu Dntjt linnl i I'i'w .. a the North Sknng Ar- eri.-an ('li;iM juor:'.tnit ' to M »• ■ ; • a. nirn!, the Bo tun :*.♦**•»• of fb-iiri' m the ft'e tied <•( Selke thought >f the the Cntiadtens Rocket -.aid had h«» so a workout tomorrow.'' To Heporl t forqter tearticr * :ji>day, but ■v t Htarih v ('up final and th- i iiich -peed he mis.. I when he Spring Till i ttn» •mblmst lit!• * of i|»o 'old If'K-ket imc in on Stmrnons on the .( • . >• o upplicd • i.iv tourriamer.» ureaka.viy c o| t ;• «ci » guil' riir« i*i;i!i Pi avda. I9"»:» A'l Coach Blake -aid In \ ar-ily Miimiii Till 'i.ffi Olyripli' Team ni'"t.!»'i Mentrrjil < (Meh farmer tearnfnate on I'm- Kl.«ke, the famous 4 tuularly pie.e-cd with las teiun'; v.e par- To I Jo«*e IVaeliee Fowl (b.bl HtTiril » mb.jet. jf Sun Valley, . . line of Kiehard, said "the ocjer, ive play. and the b«»v I -.p.o. ttie a iU) ttie On rinritl.t Tri|t A •«! Itneket's speed was amaring ■ • idn't get panicky when I Jo••ton •- • mm, ••f ttie 2,iv fur >,i took 1-0 lead.' he ommerded Spring fiHilliall practice | irticiilarlv when he scored his i • . «'id tl 'p down 1' !• ' .Vl 'lflg second goal, rutting in jrmirtd Cuach Schmidt s.iid the train i.pi-ih today for iiImiiiI 1»0 Michigan Stale lost tho IT" cour »• wt I. h f lerning ^f.ickell I don't think I'd from Detroit where 'he athlete* nteluilinir 2H letter- final game ««i it* spring < ' ' on Sun i-.V Va!'■ v. • 'of I have ever seen him go faster Brums- won tljcm vp c was clieckml ||c Was ent to 75 ox-varsity play |i-; cs and a tie. Also tt «*rm*rg- v ■ v Suridny dcadl's king 1 ippc but not effusive PrllH Si,ma I'lii Sports oeen ri*s of the last ten years asking fheir National Haskethrll A ed from Hie Florida Invitation* ■ i.itiofi title ptay-off at two Home rngtit ymi play well Ki) 2nor; them to join the alumni team al Tournament with a shore of and the goals come along, snrne- the problem* faring f . each befoiu a e|J.mi tnmnt the title along with Duke and . tj'm- ttiey don't." fie said Vitttit sport, tdttbir — Itive It.-irnlt . ad \.f 10.035, I o.teh Duffy DaughrrO will l»e Florida State. Richard took a bit nf kidding tilling the left hairhaek *P«t, MICHIGAN STATE NEWS » w # The final Rollins game was as to why he didn't get s couple left vacant by the graduation of April «. inr.7 Page Five bod up 2 2, until the fifth inn¬ I .S. Itnnlrrs llvafi'tt more goals, partieolariy in the < la rente Teaks, Dennis Mendvk ing. when State'* rigtitfiolder MIYIf O I ITV Mexico fhird period, and lie.il his record MONDAY (TONITE) and Vie Ziirro Barry Fuller!on failed to hold Blanche Martin h the only Fast Finish Catches Snrad on to a fly IkiII tit deep to right • n-featf-l a United Stat.*-; all-star returning letterman at the po*t center allowing the decisive team. 1-1 Sunday m the rr»rth- c,NUS« I«M nanw LAST OAT Freahmnn Dean I >»ok worked I tin to score a'l the way from ei u /.»; e eiimumtmns of the I,IVK IX the spot and will be a sopho¬ more next fall Ford Captures Masters feat Iwse. Ron Terranoskl, Michigan W •*. "Id (.'up S»»ccei Serb*-', \1cxi- .»•! 3-0 g halftime. Itl'OPY flOKM? Don Berger, lmthorod with State southpaw, gave up only # ♦ • Ivut knees, is the only returning letlernmtt at center. There are big holes nt the Willi Final Round of 66 four hits in the atcd contest, Hurler llal l.avvlcr relinquished pitching diwnin- while opposing 1'nnrlnt l.xlrtlih Sir inn I ROY. VY. •;»'» I'm. t.o fin//' // ur> tackles due to the jiermanent field hit*. U unrah-s came from l>ehirvd •njury to Joel Jones' knee and AT'CrST X. On. r/P) I nn limit Duuir Font, who play* Sunday to turn back Ken Rose- Rollins- had won the first game the unknown strength of the jrolf like n racehorse, stormed down the stretch like Nashua <»• ttm otic:, heating the Spar- a all ft H, 12. ti-4 a,nd run his knees of l*apt Pat Burke, Pal- Sunday and won the 21st M inter* Tournament with a 72- 1 u squad (Irui ivetv 9 3 Tfiur*- • Ting of victories to 32 in the .Iu y.irn Smidav. i in into ' in ttus conta- ?. then managed 117 V Harrison, I block freak" "f boio \ •>n ttn* ba k room between 3-5 p.m. Mon¬ e\pl' - ion shot that « attic .>i•' » . hold til- .ppor rnts scairei^ss pine and him e!f out /.! it North of Kellogg 1 'enter day through Wednesday. foi 11••• reman.oat eight innings the *and and plunked ttie ii i'h a (t ainliluu* par i mind lb- all., v d ♦ ».»•»! of tive hit* Jgth h».h». i I. lender Bin k .vh«» .darted roci Pvle and Bob Sunders, all Ford threw hi* club 11• k*i in i : ttie game c-\ < n \s ith Foi .1. lii'v» r Ii id a of whicdj repined surgery laid t t.o air a* ttie ball dropped. Spartan batsmen collected si* I .me,. a> I,.- played the font hit including two three-run fill "That was the greatc t sl.ot I . MICHIGAN STATU niiw tiadlv. u ed tip 3H tr llaughertv will he watching homers, to back him up. ever played." he rasped a he. ttn i''. an-i »,»iue in with ".1 f"i I'NIVF.IISITY several other players slowed up came off tin* green with the vi< GEORGE ;'*»i -CAMHtJS I I.ASSIH IKIIS hy injuries last season. Many tory m his rim p even though . . f'OKF.IGN HI.M SKIHKS of his' problem* will he solved tnativ of his most dangerous so at the vvlndtip it w is Ford, . . HIGH READERSHIP" . . MONTGOMERY • FREEMAN who never had been a drawing If right halfbacks Walt Knwal- rival still were out on the Tresents ratal here, all alone on top and Shown onre at 9*26 cryk and Art Johnson and rnds course. Snrad -— ttie big attraction far Huh Jeurtt and Have Kaiser Ford came from three strokes "TIIE GRAPES the galleries second, benten return to top form. off Sam Snead's pace on the aiff in bis effort to become the KAPPA ALPHA PSI OF WRATH" Olhpr key veterans returning final hot day, caught Ham at the STAHTS TOMORllOW iciudo . to 3000 will be rendv season ooener this fall. to Order Your Graduation Announcements WITH DIVIDINOS Dividend, unit i« poniMi io wduct »ir* inturance com*. Ym PUiy W eligible. Call us or come in far complete mfamuii bubolz . 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