Take Some Save Some Grass nl st i»*v the %uu Rnaril of tirlriiltuir hi4 a kn«t *«« »rlS«* Nllli * Im( ll«l mi «M»f ehangr* anH M»M*P farull* pfomolino* — fm , ..mplrlr |i«l« of Hint# BOIIIC »ni« , ..mioc Itasar piamolril. \rr face 1 Pit if "K r» rv. NTs KAST I.ANSINO, MfCMKJAN MONDAY, ANUI. i?\ Il» ,7 vol.. 1!>. No. M Interference Charged Ag Board Plans Move Bv Jordan I'lirrijcn Wc.ldliii*: In Inlrrnal Affair!* To Fight Appropriation AMMAN. Jonluil (T) — I »rri|tn Xmlrtrr t»iii«-im«n Protests N.iOuikI charm*! Sunday unit iirtain luniyn diplomatic Allerbcrry Evaluation minion,' hate inlcrirrevl in Ionian a internal attain, Sets World t i .vaouist mane too lomment tu >\ ,*nu h Hlui asked ii lie irami establishment ot a Soviet Dash Mark Technit|tie - tupUxnaiu mission might uc a luteal in Jordan. list 'IViiilli/ecl fear Soviet l'l»!iihli«lie« Keroril ti n> Mr».oid «r For Kroiiomv" diplomats mt>ir tli.ru utluis ' In MHtYanl Nun N.i.tuisi replied. " I might Mate h« u that i have noted inner It, I.VN'N IHKI'AIII) IIV IIAl, KATKMAN |-lonianc missions already m- ispecial to the Mtoto New*) Tin* State Hoard of Avrri- Ui.enng »n «wn internal .mans " Hob Ibrrhart. whose band will Rlay for Water Carnival, and Ihr {'OhUMIirs, Ohio—Mich¬ culture look steps Friday to SaouiM wmiM not irtrntii> Starr Kee*lrr. director of alumni relations, watch »a Rav tiirido*. ••ihrr MWMMV A leftist group Water Carnival band chairman, sign* the formal contract. igan State freshman Willie bring reconsideration of the I rigas atieanpted t« circulate MSU appropriation foflb.YT- AHerberry emerged into in¬ m prlitlon «rm*Mllnc expulsion official resolution tmtuvsidor l.rxter l» ternational prominence Sat¬ r»M. An of I Matter) but It wax confiscated Pope AiMm-k Cruition urday hv smashing the protesting t l» e teelinupie h% peine nc loir II reached the world outdoor 600-yard rec¬ used to arrive at appropria¬ passed Die Prayerful Crowds po eminent. ord aj the Ohio Relays. tions figures 1 ne foreign minister told Atterbcirv, alternate on the Hoard unainmotislv. ni'ttMitdi the Joidan gowin- pi.IH U .S. Olympic train, traced ml would welcome a visit t>> MSU liclicvc". i» i lien rd i • rr a I oil .i i locking, easily "|NMiatt> f • »r ec»»ui»uiv" m Mh' Celebrate Paster I•>»>»»tent Eownhowvix sjhhmI narking tin «»l«t world mark rei eht appinpi lulion: grantci rnitij J .lines I*. Richards ami I (10 2""set by Stanfurd's Hen the Umvcratv h»r 19..7 >H «4i feu. I liad sent the I S Em- Eastman Hi 19X3. cording to a rcjmit of D H. Ims-> in Amman a memorandum lb tilt tMiHltltll I'KI>S . The lecrd. which Is classified Varner, vl.-c-pi esideut of oft- !»• tnat effect. Cliristenilom eelelirated the joyous testival nl ( hl'ist m ,e. an American record tiecause c.tmpos t^luealiott. at F.hU«\ . l'ne iic.vt move is U|> to I'm resurrection Suiulay with hopeful prayer. the event in only run in the mei'tmg Jordan. I'S ,V.biUM >oid. AintMsddr.tr Wc don in t ioiiMder After ruutioninir that thr niu-lrar ayi' i> fraiiirht with . United Sates, will be forwarded The Vainer :epoii expie..O the relays officials to the .,11 ariditiraiai invitation mx.es- peril, I't'p!1 I'iun Ml i" hi» K.ntfr inrsaaco aaiil a new rrn- limi t urn uf.t'hri.-t w ill clini- by National AAU lor approval. The general action, disappointment in the of the Senate Appiopri- Srtl > wind will not Is: a factor be¬ Huu.'.e Was,, and inatf lint mis iiiul mi.ninilrr- Sally lliril and Sandra Colby (standing! look at .oir. and Earlier. Khatuit also said lliihaids had Premier II u t> s e i n Statc Uoartl slarulint-'i ami "tlurr will Ik- cause the race was around two curves, over trance* Salrml. JimI.v Hosteller. the music to Sue Iteese (sealed>. be presented hv Delta Oiuicrott in its performance Tuesday evening at 8. Means Committer:.. The di.-ap¬ point inetil was echoed hv IVesi- bern invited b* the pi reeding peace," Attcrbeny's time was the dent Joim A. Hannah and other government ami he did not fou¬ nder a further invitation need¬ Accepts (iifts More than 300.000 pilgnnn* etauuncd xhouliler to slioultler last est ever recorded for the distance, citlicr indoors or out¬ memliers of the Hoard Dr. Vsruer. in ihhiiiiiik »«t ed. I'.fi. ufflrtoto kavf token Sir For Studies In St. . \ t i in Peter's square and spilled the side streets to heat doors. The world indoor rccRfd or 1.00.5 was established by Voting Start* Tuesday — ~ llie fffwte to sgrh ulturr. nntrit thai the appropriation dip would line. M«rm. timt ■ definite in the Rl-year-old head of the no- Mai Whitfield in 1053 eliminate !fi p«»*ition* from the x notion a proper ho not keen extended and Richard* to atftll awaiting invitation before row explain the GifU and giants totaling $104, 300.34, including $4fi.42U for con- tinuaUoii of extensive resosiiiti in tooin decay, weie anopied f«»r man tivspitc th» Catholic church say that world nut. (ear advancement "could also, even un¬ Eastman's record was the old¬ est m the books. AHerberry took the lead at CMOC Candidates Listed Delta Delta Delta Rogei Hen- Agrirultrtial Extrusion Service ill 25 counties. In as much as the field exten¬ ••is to Amman tu expectedly. become engulfed in the start and won going a way. A Mai of thirty candidates Kappa Delia Dick Ih'mnami, sion agents Which would be af¬ aim* of Etoenhow era Middle Michigan Stale Friday by iu " An hour later, he came baek W I a11.loti .l»!n lli-nMiami. IM'll. fected largely 4-11 Club situ m Will appear oh the l'M«H" bal¬ are lot program. governing body. the Htac prevalent Elsenhower attend¬ lo win the 309-da*h. thu* be¬ lot:- to be printed in t|»e Sta'c W Vakch'v If. Riphslgf. Phi Mu John Birehfield members, 'his turn of events Nabubi said Jordanians are llimrd of Agnmilture. ed Reid Memorial I'resby terf.tu N' ('.iMipbrll Kldfii Ifaggerly. deMTiix-'l a body l»low coming the second double win¬ New s Tiav.iiav - J'lnn • t it. were cigtU grants fot svhoho- The pa*t«r offered a prayer The Variler report |M>inted to the former Detroit taistrrn run¬ by AP< i. national set vice hon¬ A-- to Eisenhower's suggestion slup and loan futul purposes John Gnvn Alpha I'hi George Ferguson, fur the l'rr*ident. "make u* ner. was w.raring sun glasses in orary K. M.mi the fact that farm icadei hail in the anti- ^mounting to $2,334. H«»b IU r«-M'h. i If hi It IJovd (Tom! Wll- ::.at Aiabs join steadfast and strengthen the both races. Sm\f the iv- al- i . ..use it is u* a nation of In 1050, the two mile relay team Alpha OuueriMi Pi - J.nk alism. If I liglit Coinmu- The piojcet. now in its 21>t ycai. hundreds of thousands joined Alpha Xl Ihdt.i Noel St-s-hey. (i nest was considered in the if niMM. 1 do for the sake of Aiabs. is duccuvi by Dr. Harrison It. Hunt, geneticist. I)r Carl A. in the Easter Parade on New of Dave Pcppnrd, Don Makiel- ski. Warren Druet/.ler and lhll Delta C • annua West M.i.o Rogei Hob Romal Korhu.-.h, Will (ilcaii tip Qtllggie, Sigma Kappa Pat tliirke. It gislature s proposed alhx at- n«n fv*j the sake of the United V.-iks filth Ave. Sunny skies Mack established a world mark ions. Hoppeit, cheimM and Dr. Sam¬ Pi Heta Phi Pat Wilson. Alpha Gamma Delta Jim States or any other country.' He said Jordan would reject uel Rosen, baoteritslogist and warm breezes brought out the most pleasant, colorful parade of 7:31.8 ut the la>.s Angeles Coliseum Relays. The iccord S. Williams H«»h Herkei Or Oct Out laigh. After making this Dr. Varner explained the "pen¬ observation. •i;> conditions attached to any The scientist* Have praven in many years. AH the churches was broken u year later and was Alpha Kpsilon Phi - Walter K. Yakeley- Joe Uarrulliein. alty for economy" charge. In that heredity influenre* tooth Siiuiumel Hill od. whether under the Ersen- deray in rat* and succeeded in on the avenue had capacity never officially approved l>> the Zeta Tau Aljdi.i Henry Ken¬ 'Nil Ci>iii|H'oiiiiir Hopf Kappa Alpha Tlieta — last year'* appropriations, work¬ ing on « per student basis, the i«er Doctrine or otherwise. crowds. International Amateur Athletic developing two strain* of rat*, Federation, the world's back nedy l»elta Zeta -Johnny Rogei... W ill. (.(>rrii|,li«tii* Chi Omega Hilt Walling. I 'diversity' was granted an one susceptible and the other amount equaling M.OOR per stu¬ governing body. Phillips—Donald Zysk. Mason Barry Grant, Israel Rejects resistant to tooth deray. They are now studying the II omen's I hums Not to l»o overlooked was At¬ \\ ASIII Nl .TON I/1'I W ill- This is the seventh year APO dent. The figure wa* based on the MSU fall term rnrollmrnt tn berry's performance in the h i Rent iter .Siiiiilny iulvoeat- physiological difference* n the lues i-un the UMtK.' contest on estimate of M.509. IN Fence Plan two strains of rats and 'how Plan Sing 3,00. Like the ttoo, lie took the h ad at the start and won i .isily. Foreign Premier , il "upgrm sive art ion" to Michigan State's campus. It is When fall term registration genes act on dental caries Both of his times will he listed .-rente a tiiukiirivers anion a nationally copyrighted contest was completed, the estimate was nine women's fin Gaza Strip from Other giants the United included $22,187 State* Air Choruses from dorms am polishing up their as freshman outdoor records it- To Visit (.'ainpus "that ran lie clean" if the held by many of APO's more found to l»c low 825 student*. Consideration was given to ask¬ harmony and rhythm for the cause-it is the fust time a Michi¬ I'eaituderx union is expelleii 300 chapters on campuses JERUSALEM. Israeli Sectoi. Force to be used under the dir- Ngo Dmh Diem. Premier of than ing for deficiency appropriat¬ a government spokesman WK* inter-dorm sing to be held gan State freshman has won al Iroin the AKI. I HL <1*. — rclion of Dr Paul L. Drt-ssvl. South Viet Nam. will visll MSU all over the nation. ions, but instead MSU economi¬ at 7.3-1 Thursday in the Music these distances in an outdoor ».«hi Sunday Maj Gen. E. L M. head of evaluation scrvieec. in lb iithcr, pH-Mdviil "I the Utii- preceding innitests zed. The University hired part- meet. on May 15 and stay overnight In the six Rums had proponed «mt> a par- study of a numl»er of apti¬ And. t« i Auto Woi Ufi .anI lie hopes time teachers and generally a Mary Both Hoggs, Flint ju¬ Following his 300 race. Alter- a.% part of his J0~day tout of • . the winner has been h|xriua*rt*I fence along the Gaza-Israel tudes for ccrtijiin jot>s expulsion of the teamster.-, "scratched and scraped." the Umterl States. i-.trtier, and this has been re¬ A *1,000 check was aocrytiil nior, general chairman* reports berry drew a great cheer from won't 1«- nceessaiy. Hut he told liy Zeta Tau Alpha twice (in When tins year's appropriat¬ the crowd and acknowledged it MSU President John A Han¬ jected by Israel as "rjUitc use- from Chet Huntley. NBC tele¬ that East and West Mayo, Gil- .ii-mei: ui a TV interview 1050 and 1952); by W. Laiidon, ion figure was analyzed, it w.»* Christ. West Yakely, East and by taking off his sun glasses nah, in announcing the Indo- qui Si Mi." vision newscaster, to be used iu Chinese leader's plans hefoie 'Fare The NullOUJ thai unless 1951; Chi Omega, 1953, Abbott, found that the legislative fi¬ West London, North Campbell, and waving. that union •an "rUsoi up frni Joseph Tekoah, head of the the College of Oxnmuniwikki A Iter berry'* performances al¬ the Friday meeting of the State 1954 and Kappa Alpha Thcta, nance committees had ImsccI it* nmaticc and Gaza affairs divis¬ Aits for asaistance and cnonu - South Campbell, Phillips and wrthtn,' t.he AFL-UIU will have new figurcti on last years Board of Agriculture, added that _ 1955. ion of the Israeli foreign minis- a cement of outstanding students Mason, have submitted (he most completely over*hadowHl eh,in "scratch and scrape* vei>ion. he believe:, this will U the first «■ s*m "v, said Bui us. pommandcr of Huntley received the check as names of their selections. the fine races turned in b» Dave I:, that esi.-.e, he ,-iiiil, the la- Original characteristics of alt As a result, the per student al¬ tp.m time that the head of a foreign •p if UN emergency f«»rrc, had Duectors of the nine choruses Lean and fre*hman Brian l as tie. ft-deialiori Mould "take (Jus year s eontcotanta will go lotment has shrunk to *979. the the Dujxnvt awaiit for having slate has ever visited the Uni¬ i»-.i proposed building the fence only nation's t>uGtan«iing TV will meet Tuesday evening to iietion to ei'i'-atf a The Bourri passed a- ri*s«»lut- the See ATTKRBERRT. Face I versity campus •i;..;. i i'. f on display today at Campus certain sections of the show. dweups final plans. utifui -ti.it cai"i ije ' lean and at- ion protesting the technique us¬ litsik Stqie and will be exhibit¬ « -t g news -ouuer. ti .id '(a rank and file." ed to arrive at appropriations ed there until the ciaj of the Trkaak said Ike UN runlrm- flated fear tog »al> about I? 'Romantic Escapades, Athletic (irises' ta e-. In. AKI. CP J hUueal Pi ac¬ fomiriiMee is scheduled lo' iialloling. figures, stating that an "error" must have occurred and express¬ mile* ut Ike 2€ kg C mile striR. al ;n:e M.»;> 8 to eonsidei Ttus week's voting will nar¬ ing confidence that it will be "College Life' Teamster.. corrected by the Commission Blasts Israel wants a double barbed , iiaige;. that the row the competition to ID fm- Api»roj)ilaUoai V'-"C fence straddling the entire I'tijon, wltic-h has l'z million aljsts which will rn turn l>e Committees. • * rder of the gaza strip. The ii.eir.bei is dominated by cor- voted by 'he couples attending •iioed wire strips would be i il>i influenet 3 feet apart with the area in WASHINGTON. J*—The Ed¬ 11 a significant readjustment of 10 years. other cxtra-curnrulm activi AVhal Reuther said their- is a ' geii- the UMOC dance to be held at Tickets on Sale the values in college life has "All other expenditure* are in belled" ttuit the Teauuslci* K< Hogg Center Saturday, 0-12 tween /nincd and lighted. ucational Policies Commission Should Be Taught.' i: ill (ETCI Sunday condemned "the been under way." vain," the EPC said, "if the It acknowledged that ''ra- will ta.ye*>tt the session. p.m. T his Week for The EPC was set up in 1035 quality of the faculties is allow¬ "I hope they will eonir." he lairing the intermission at excesses of athletic competition ed to deteriorate." ,v.,..al curriculum and cla formal as a joint agency of the National 10:30 pan., which will Ik- emee- MAC Student ami the . . . .irrcspon.dbie re¬ Education Assn. and one of its It said instruction now claims room instruction account for on¬ added. "I think they're entitled to their day in eourt. .hut cd by Hob O'Hara, Dean of Stu¬ "T'lie Big Sing' creational atmosphere" which it ly a part of what is learned m . departments, the American As¬ only about one third of the whether dents Tom King, an honorary Pays for Apples— said exists in many college*. In a 152-page booklet exiled sociation of School Administra¬ higher education budget, com¬ college" but called on the col¬ leges to "consciously develop a whether they they don't eoine, I'm convinced come or APO member, will introduce the ten finalists along with Miss Tickets will week at the Union Ticket Office be on sale al! tors. pared to 43 6 per cent in 1929- the, Al L-tTO Executive C'ouiuil I ft Years Late 'ilighef Education in a Decade "American colleges and uni¬ 30. way of life which accords pres¬ won't romprumise with corrupt¬ Kathy Arnold, Miss MSU, for Friday night's "The Big of Decision," the EfC said; Sing" in the Aud. Price is SI. versities," the report said, "face The EPC was inclined t<» stiff- tige to things of the mind and ion." who will crown the winner. She Conscience out finally "The concept of college, popu¬ spirit." will also award a plaque to the Tickets may also be purchased won during the next 15 years, great anji the idea of fed oral schol¬ Dave Beck, Teamsters presi¬ Ia former Michigan State stu- larized by Hollywood, as a -cr¬ "At the same time." it sai l, women's living unit sponsoring from any member of the glee increases in enrollment. There arships but said they may be¬ dent, has bt-en susjx ruletl »s a ortit, w ho sent the university a ies of romantic CMrapades punc¬ "when other "the college way of living should the winner. club. arc not enough physical facili¬ come nccoi&ary mend>er of the AFT.-CIO Exc- r* mrk id c* er the cost of apples tuated by athletic crises is not student-aid sources arc cxliaust- provide experience in civic act¬ The Cappo Orchestra, direct¬ The Michigan State glee club ties. . . .or enough competent cutive Council. The Council has U ktole while a student at MAC a worthy concept. _ ed." ivity, in acceptance of group . ed by Dick Shook will provide will be joined by the glee clubs "Yet in some ca«« it is what faculty men!bets in sight." scheduled a separate heal ing for lorfaycttc Coitegc and in 191j. However, it continued: As for federal aid to institu¬ responsibilities,, in various forms him on May 20. which Beck has music for the evening and the from The check from the Grand a college todf actually teachvi "This is no time for panic or tions rather than individuals, of leadership in life's affairs." Turbins, a calypso* recording Wayne University and by the students by the kind of informal The Commission urged th.it1 indicated he may ignore. 35-voice United States Army Rapids man was accepted f•* pul'lubed by students without direct faculty Ignoring the state of the nation, Pt'iidlini* 12 Noon i.il v.'tn- hi the unueiPU ui of the student i The nui the .tfii. iik.r,,' In tcitr lht» hot inteiest* n| bulb, stand* ic.idv is I move to a new oeeupation: i. is nit* .1 wedge between IMi' ittn whether it for quick iuiiv«• Miii, it uiiulij Ui i\• j• - • ' This new public r;iti«»n education Inland Did* Press. llltp: ', FOR SALE mid-west variol¬ AUTOMOTIVE . In Ihr modern, M.Ml.lay. April L"J. l!>*.7 Put!.' TlVO ation. PSFll.SIMMONS MIDF-a-tu*.l \ ..! I!'. N.I I ; THEN LAl'^O LAl'i'Ml? A5iDTWf\Tu£> All around us the young people t<>W CttKVKOt.KT iMwrrglntr Kx.-rllrut .vnditwn Sl'OHTS t'"U|»e i ||a* innrT—*qn mg inaltress like lliMwmable I'luine TP 2-4333 . p) /fiY \ n flock Ail a'tV MiTUfc,' Pv,re»t foi quii'k «.*!•* Mr \V«mhI* about Haeon and l.orke. Hmlding A 4 an,',Jl73 •.VRINCFR TVt'F WASIIFW » i To learn worth. years old. Small Hot Point refru-r Succession Problem The Ivv Leagues mock and ex¬ FO 2 3273 after fix i ^ outraged shock at,ir Phone press CltrVHOl FT FXCFJ I FXT \ C ift- 4? ' '.I That we've put in hock. their traditions ■it-,uvp f«»ur «l»s»r mxl mlU'H Heading Fi» Fovvrr g!""V •* •* f«»r Korea Phone tike MAN'S new 4IW ZODIAC Wrist w p Abu stop wat» h H. • priced 'IP 2-5330 .» • lor this school (and rided others) de¬ tail FOHO NEARLY new tires re.isoti.iblv yiv |> ni Requires Legislation rv.pptu..ul motor H".ne rvut but Tff ADF-IN BARGAINS. Wi , That all young folks should he e»ifllpni trjnaportatlon tot li-» range*. refrigerators. tetevi* invited phone Ft) 1,4 fTiSft up. 4123 week Homi . 1,10 F Michigan To have their paths lighted and t«l? CtlFVROI FT WlttTt walU Service. false concepts righted. radio tirater ReasonoblP Cont-ut inability \< ended, be shall arte, seven pm HOUSING ♦ ill! lift) writinr that his inunediotely resume office *liH'i'enM's...,hislifir.r 1 he "Old School" is less than delighted. UPt.rgP. FO VI ItAPIIKlOU APARTMENT i\ iiic pi . iilfiit Tbi- amendment would authori'/e the Thev say that some can't be taught. EMPLQyMENT FRY'THING Sit Vine Street furnished $35 nvont Availalde Ma* his own inahilitv, ri.'7™7rrnrNT^iv^' Engstrom Offers •1'. \ i, .• pre- i It'M» president t«» announce Therefore, the remainder ought AITF> Ft mite FO 2-6347 i\ NCifi« I one know inp that his powers and duties will be Not to he raught In an I. H. M- M s or oraitieal noise needed f.i'i VODFHN FPRNtSllFO AP v private hath and se of restored to him when he recover**. A written wrought MFNT v» Mh } «A II. I I 11 lit 11»•J) "In r It a nee Oil turnace heat I ... document has been stipulated to prevent i ' Degree that, some say. ran he CNintaet above MasonV Rtme Store, .M . Legislature's Case i..\..f I I !'i i.leitf fr-'iii office or Parnson and Willow tune Flume Leslie S-334.1 ft f .• anv dispute about whether he voluntarily bought. Marian Levin. FD 2-W76_ ,r| }■. iff,.' h ■ t;i:11.ii11 \ I.- iliicbarrc nir trance Stove and refrtgerutoi • 'M I'M f|:t \ II. I'l. l.lel.l the issue and several alternative plans have I .titer'* \eli* The fellow in,: article vv a* vuhiidtteil hy Rep Arn.'tl "also-rans." Nursftx y,x. moinina se-ums l<" i-beit per nvoittli Paid Utitlties Ph«»ne Grand Ledge > txtrkmg « I'.i-t expcricnci' has shown I ha I a tier- submitted. Representative feller (l> Incslre.n ill Traverse Clt)». Chairmo. of the llmUf Ways an.t Hut the misguided plans miss t.u'i Marian levin 4-0 Hi been Mean* Ceminitlee. In answer te a st.it.- New* request Rep ln<- Ihe fart that our fans AP XRTMFVT TIIRFE gOmv prcsiilcnf i* c\lrcmcl\ rcliulanl to tahc lip- ) has suggested that a simple aet «»f streui. one of tl.e lop financial authorities •»« the House, rxptaiils Hring more rash than their DESIGN ENGINIE* and hatli Near Ileal Street entr . on him-it lf I lie rcsponsihilit \ of ilcclaritm Congress is all that is needed to give the recent legislative action in the student fee boost issue. So whv libraries ran. make our school fight top 4 Phone FO 7-S5IN after six p n* fiiinsclf act in ir presiilent. He fears that he .. M,.. PRIVATE APART vlee-president the right to determine a The q ,>! taising stu.tenf ,■ •Michigan's institution a battle'.' tkmvak MFNT for APPROVED two Modern, clean ■ will lie called a Usurper and draw the disap¬ Iv groat length bv thf , » -.t vy parking llftm.. • president's disability. t high. ll.l lating tax n.on.'V So what if thev do call us cattle" furtnsfied l> Okenu» Heat Phone FD 2-.XU:t ! ■:■! de».-!.*pme«).-i: Ib'pivsimtat ive Keating ill NY I favors a i'h;u proval of Ins vol inn pnhln. .-.i■ ♦-.>.* ll! Ignore all that prattle as mean¬ It >\., whi'f IV,. j.lfi.' |'i fiiliower vva-; I hive sjde.l commission made up of. mem¬ bers from the three branches of govern¬ It ■ I.to t iutti?m« slu.ten u and colleges were under SI" And goof off ingless rattle Vour roommate p.-.-:,* ri-Mv prod". LOST and FOUND" i'l jo I'l,-, tip I,. I if f ,n to uoiulei wh.it ■nere, in that board - NT Ifu¬ million This fiscal year. the> vvon't tattle. •*.-*. , 11— t«-d w 1 LOST. MAN'S RAINCOAT a* . > i!I Iftppfn i! prf-:dfii! were etiiqi v ment However, thi would give members fees h i ift, arc more than S?l) million. Remember lh.it learning per *e 1.1' nf p.-'ve"#1 cos tne car keys Taken bv mi*: I.V the eess.trv I-, nt.iitg iv Dig# I.-1 of the opposing pnrlv a chance to give a t . C ;»*« has Is j vestige of old vesterday. April II Photie at Beta H«»u%* FD 2-3365 st.iml.iols of isbie.i'i.! n.v i fi» needed president the old heave ho. universrties ana t. instltu':. n. What the great classics say ran It would seem that the most logical body- admit • the fee. • 'Sp¬ . I.wt «•! OUI he now put awav: PERSONAL A It hi I (*, y justifnsl l».v Itlic, ?.i" niix-t t»«», pi il doe Hot to decide whether a president is unahle to have not Kept ptnt' tti e m- ill " e UI, What we learn must show it of st Utter il< b . .Iflil Iv • he d«*m. it'.l'- ran pay. TO A t Yes, Herman Sit action hall eve. ute his duties would he his own cabinet ri'tvasing .swis .»r .slue ' 'i!i.pip • o! i >«HMet> >ee' also p»v choice Hut I hem lie hall games and * ;n-U'.i So cheer at the icket.s afe going fast' M K •? the n,.»f v .. croup of loyal friends in a position to -t.-.l .. t on lMS*ause a luxvt Itv. • ite H * > skt'UsI ..'id \Vf: show s new program-. vv4ii.*ti ! pec-s.nut-! in pi! *•>!.' PONVFMF.NT SHOPPING IH»' arnhi know the inside stotv of any rumored dit t • » ' When lectures get to heavv. Open nine a m -nine p n. Siv *i '.'•iiiu» ll\ ' he \S ' e. s-'-.iiM th.it .1 stl.H .h- doge. Mundav Suturdav St»ectati/mr pie t« Iff 11 - - bilitv. ■ for I siv m,s- - ts' JMi l > f.»r oil! St.»!•* fine diamonds and bettei jew. I he general feeling of apathy in Congress e.itl .• a.t.ti'ion.r fan.' i:e re- Ise Kridavs for blows, drink {Terms to suit Tt v oui completf targolv with tt etnboilii awa* anv wives. *ue department William tt Tlio was tvpressed bv House Speaker Ray but u .11,iiv t '•> oMitif o • n !»»• ' po¬ •: oui (-tucation. Hut look out kids, 'cause there j «>n Jeweiet Frandot .Shopping i > h'i* oi H*ra I i.e. .(* *s*.,te in¬ when he stated* "This is all nonsense. Me st ) tei IV >-074'» stitution- the world goe> th. to i writ Hie th.it have rot along all right without anv (such vf.ii> ago. Employ*"*"* Directory j .student IT WON'T HF long subscription until "T rate^ aim I it • lilt it-- the measure) fur lbs years." There is no intention on our j'■ creased to fi s.> phone FD 7 —t » MnSinran State t' I rtlrr- Nat*o««l Screw 8 Mlf. Co. and order now at $3 per yeai l.tht Mis'li. ;ti! nnfoiu a) d lookjnc attitude is part to prire anv student mil of \ ., f pif tf. I SI 1 !:*» «IR.* In i ho the tifhl to achieve a rollete . .. 244? E*it ?Stk St FMttY MARKS NtrtlARD I* dangerous Shall we wait until a time of s-H »;m» (mvj actum pit- iof • education. We do not anticipate Thanks iVISli 1IFWFUYN I Kit31 AN imi. J 11 the president is unahle or unwilling itgi- and thru flounder around making drastic increases which would n.r.Msf- have Uv Clevelasd 4, Ok«o —• I Iiime to ttie I two tickets to the t'rest State News Drive-I Offu*e • ft her mstit.i • hast v and |n»ss|bl\ nnw ise decisions ' ,\ def¬ our to do this, the v u e-president shall assume prev ent anv one from enrolling |\»r* of our ot the |o tnemher inite tiaw r\i>?> in our Constitution Whv at the university or rollere of a ' ,rg.- T<> the I'ditor: ATTFNTION xTl'QFNT W1VFS the i VOt-'R BEST QOHTRAITS mad* his duties it a maiontv his or her choice The amount of ' nudge* r .lovotrsf to Sioidr-.l Shop wan'- t.. hit. a reji- Hicks Phone LI) 2-01IW lor , vahinet detlares the president incapacitated. Hot take a stitch in time before the wel anv increase would he deter¬ ! purjsie In th- • which I have uhlj. jiiil no rtmnter work ATP'* P°'n,m"rtl . \\ • de« lares in tare of our country' is at stake mined bv ihe (ovrrnint tunty of t Aim:. Ihe la - for H* I S|* •111 the ..._ '.'4 Ml'Slr HY PHIL Hough ami • I. epf\. r i »:• pi f each institution, in the rase of have • .inp'e?. figure- I 'M 4 Mil h - FiM'R PART-TIMF men to rep- lY,H">r^'airJ1ll. Pbune Delta S til ■.*-■' , resen* large romtunv in latnsmg - .'s-n' SR'a.4, 1H7.Mft *Of Ih MM' hi the State Hoard of %g- Slut. Li r.i I* t M bout • per week 4.V. .... __ llnYklu\ ur\s Discrimination kVTATC ■ i' 4.1 was .le¬ re- week Personal interview* from, DkAl r (culture it'.KM an.i 1H f«er- Not only is your camp»i> heau* s.s-eigttr pm Porter Hotel Frulav >M,rl1, April is A*k lor Mr Mottard 172 TWO BF.DR(X)M CAPE Cod .V •p! for hut' - tifel an.l your facilities manv - FA XT LANSING RESIDENT to *••»»>my! One mile from MSf : i.Mtevr hul (he students of WS| were Faist lain«ing territory Op- tt,.. iivr. well-built full catiw Itackal bv Wisconsin Court manage I that I have reciled a wonderful. They made me frri ix rinniti to earn better than aver- 574 Lexington Mav be seen t»> .1 This know ag»- mrome Stimulating and in-' pointmenl FD 7-4525 lot of farts and figures, and that rlrht at hmiir, te'e-tmr s.»le> work "Contact John - ———— ' siudehf IV 2-1121 Xlwavs rati Ad-. statistic* do not make the mo*I ! vvtmld especially like to com- I v hik I tors 172, -•!• ' .» mrftt ««• the Students of the toi- EAST LANSING fCl OS? l\ari\ the U ed seems to have Ireen overlooked bv the lectine s. interesting reading However, Good smaller three bedr.-. thev are impoitanl In this dis¬ iowing fraternities. sororities FOR RENT lustices. ervice ,.nd resilient i'.alls ITvi Kaopa double lot Nice l**i upren. cussion. brtausr Ihe I eg Gi t tatme on a Ti e dav w hen unions were * vohmtarv .* f si a'. lure is fared with the responsi- SitPo* /.!•' i Tan A.i h.. Alpha TM VII H OWNERS I ARC.F lot* KMC en, ,ul! base hie nt g-o -o, i,pi m pa>t I'o.i.iv whrn fac- Inlity of providing adequate pu- pi. Kappa Itel'a, ihe m.,' :• e shade switmne and fishing 4'25m SI.(VV dow n Con' •OU1--I- ! 1 nei'.itt fee Jot Q: e: curmundings F >i\ fd two Nerro worker-, are forced t< i.un union-, V'3'l' lor r.tch hlir service not nnlv tor rduca- rn o P ithei Hal! and th. just .minutes Decker Kealti Companv t three uii.t: MSI Sr .eral rhuice lot* avail- nth. i to official rulinr * or unofficial pres. lion hul lor the fields of mrnl.il tt"„n ■: ■' Ablwu* Had 1 tu^s» »..*»•* f Vtinteti* • hit- unmediateli All tr.aiter* must 2-aP-iA or FD w health, public health, prison*, " ,r s«»miMii, I van retain the h. mo.te.-n dog- arrentr'd Ptne siir. .iu.i tradesmen need union connections The .,ye I I IT iswt .f fslUrXtliti tj Hh.ff' ".*•» uier J'ark R.W Park l-yke M state I'olice. the courts and tor tavoj an., hospitaiity to the sti:- to e.,tn a livittr. •' can hut'H'.v he sai.l that t studetu «' ,' Atst fot ! ISC three many other activities of govern oer • of Mh hues, N'.e, si they P. ...I P».h* Fhs-ne • ompanv Ra|h :t»kii Managing or Green Agen* lUiirte) < ! ?46 ot « ,.i ■■ membership i- entirely voluntary. • union ment We must make rvrr3 las ev . ■ eom< Nofihei ■. IV 4-190.1 1M MATfKNlTV OK COO* In l.'ihinn their ease before the high court then tl.e .ueracc >t ulen*. f» There appeal - to he another discrepance fv<* u the fn\. dollar go Just as far as It ptvssi Thank Vf, tei your time and 'd . fl-.d Sto«r throw Tht> nuitie • t*wyi««* ATTENTION STU0CNTS the Sentoes contended that their inahilitv in the inline The State of Wisconsin has hly eon to meet public needs th.mk- t.. all ot >«ns ot MSt Be'lev Ma! r*« Cka-ies St"-.-' (X. orv .*( to pun t tie union itemed them emplov menl Sinrerely. R. -t 4 TV :rt wdk ppfion ■ (u's.iked! piu? firof. .■ enacted a T air Ktnployment Code." which 'pnir a In View of the support which Run K. Human « buy S'ssuU -rrliy rgrfgl kt the present time. Wichita* • ' det-. •nty a-d fihn^td be*' AithtMieh tfe union adtnitt. : that t» , outlaws racial discrimination by employers the tahfvayeo have givci-. oivt Juiiiur-Nurthrrn Illinois MUNTZ TV stale is seeking an increase in ! 1 r iq kg A, commodate* I. Nevrroes were t»arred on raci... er-uind> ami »*i hinny |»eopie Although the act does not ai* giving to ixlucatKHv. in vn-u -i-de"ft p!aa appropriations, which, based on if the risuvg ivw- f..r the educa¬ II* EAST KALAMAZOO kot.vemotker. Pad.-a tl..t such i!;>c i .niinatiou cat PHONE IV 4 MSO | P." •*« j a-- $JOOOC ima'l d.-.- ment trouble si . , cuoiued th»- m-hi So pu k an outriyht statement by the legislature on bring the rost of education per tfve incrvnuiing netxl, G not a meet. Coetar* owner ED 2-4970 student to 61.3*6 for three quar¬ Ideal lo- and ch'H. .c th.e-.i ti.pmtH't'* tliev tiesired tips matter small adjustment in student fees NKW cation TRAILER I .urge lot* PARK li mile* from YEAR-OLD STORY and . ters—and increase of ft31 this I'he justices. .... • n? on. upla :.l thf voluntary I n ions tml.iv are as hie and powetftil as would have to come from the '«-o**»nat»le and neceN-sary * State sutqMMivst institmwmv uv other u,T,X? Willtam. rr,r S^^™b.th^,w. Attached double garage ) ♦* i*»n b\ chtitntML* that unions ..i* business concerns. Thev are recoeni/evl as Uv|M«m •Ion v. n.aae 1 rJ "**r**Uun room Corne- slates have hqftver fees than iiss.KUatioMs" an,I canned he forr.'d to take corporations and as such should not be e\* f«x out-of- .gsg. . . , „ Grade school one block 4OP b -■ It seem* only fair and logical • M.rs. particularly FOR SALE i-«* mc »>. applicants. Thev sual that »: univorxiv cgher states than in Mwhigan. WS Phone FF 9-4273 pjs I4VP MI'RIC FOR all oca matter*is that the case resulted from union overatiiHK jxirticulariy m view Any adjust moot of student fee* lour best investment Contact la-- frrdom and lilmtv—for a tew. The fact of the f.xx thai svfx*e 1953 fee* ode in Michigan would but CN54RFTTES || M CARTON xil" sing Federation of Muairiatu IV- Ik' that the freedom of nvanv others is ahridtf* discrimination. fcuetkwv of ettucatvonul costs. ver Tan* Tan $5 SB pgnta 'Ivy) 44 M tlane* T-shirt* Sun: ar.d 2-5314 actually h*ivv dts reused com* . —. b'.ef*. ». each latest ram coat* TYPING TERM PAPERS n-a We do not suggest adjust- is.rett with expeiA^s- '• coat style light color*) ||S96 arnpu Neat and In the 1951-52 m h»H»l year f»~, ents which would prove to be Crossword Puzzle Losl and Found wnvounted to 21 p«Nr cent of to¬ •i hardship »uv any student or vhich wtHiM lessen the !ippor- IHHTOR IN THI". HOrRC? t«. nam*. JX'V* ZH**,!"*, -TSST c""« 11 student Rarrain Base- » — tal ojMM'ating budgets. In Bv" bv ,,a'" ****** to r v, CUSTOM DECORATING PAIST A( ROsS i' Periods of Wire amt tat bnidirs 1955-56 vo.vi, they were 19 7 jh-i nity for eduewtum But we d j •ei tfwt tfwre is a student re>- Sl*NNVSIl>i; W'ASh. t-T)— b\ CtJr^Lt ( hercoal II H-uw — r,*nd<>r F-Xtfveary INC. •xpetienceInterior andReference. expet^nce exterior Reference, Ten f or- t I'n.Uof \^'A I'urve eerv. of -verating l>v»>ia{«^s Sj-.. Yakutw> County Democrats were i tact Terry Woehier. ED 3-6JM *' ; 30 Golf in. 1951 -52, the average cvwr »vf nxihihty which can is- met Vxnx DIAMOND RING Fulltime rnrrp stria tor Hrarelet • tlnHit inqMirsng educational meeting'b> sebvt a stote com- caret with s,, >,dr diamond* ' I Sm.i l 40 Midday u.C Center Taieon Rj.ick l??jtlmate on our famous wife appr • 15 Low tide Xutlt rOi*«r |»..nn Hall revived her. SN- seconded VH-n.n a (iUwrs creased steadily year b* year service North American Van Gnec 16 Convert 4 ltircd 'f V»a1. Nigkl ttilm IMi Vtrluy IV 4-IRl tf . Ten year* ago. rxpenditurev for his nomination an«t he w—; into »te«m v» t* I'gilKt t*«r«|y i V, h«.w »n£r rdt 60iu« sou ciur sai(. dog* 1e\l Hooks e;evt«s1 OUtTA* INATmjCTOS OFSTA- IS M;I U y Si In a hue operation* of our univrrsities x-got to siaft Ire > student IVos and I'ciwils V.*-# U.s AI technioue Specialize in 54 Vrvnov De Mauae. A-420 Butterf -• Jd IVnimi :i Dn*» 55 Pre\ ,om n:ght« t mhrclla Rain llat Information CM *»!.,, «,5 Hall ED T-rrjl i tv.ntr: a] C-« I ba.i „ te M-. oH ■n*PING or AIX KINDS V Resort te Other v lop Coat done and •rrurataty done tn ' 57 Afhrmative r..' .to r..t> ED 3-2'^ ? This Week Campus 25 Harem room Man's Hat home Reasonable rates vote Y-Ste" te |l M oil on ?6 Noi ar.v l.iahlers D 55 Neurotic TKP THIS VALUf :« » • d: lease Jacket u««r CUSHION .12 Kpi«lie 59 OPn.veJ Heart Shaped Gold Locket et lot brraHatt 54 journey on If you're interesteri in calypso a sh .p IHIWN Watch TODAY *»m. AH comnuRee members ftANDOK GOLF COUKSf 2 ipmdmmH « Ceffss - 22c 1 Sea bard Mide Rule %%IT 7 30 p rn sjuired Uv attend, and 14* tin American rhythm 5:00 k.m. 36 Woody plant 54 Co: itx-t by meets . 32 Co-eer e' U5 16 tsd M 7$ open ladies' Wrist Watch t'arralry Club el.x-txm <»f of- then attend the i>rganuatton ava. scmettt t*n.t days 29 !7?h century demic freedivm rejxvn. Xmeriean Sacielr ml Agricul¬ Delu rbi Epatlun. 7 pm. 34 Cturles Gal lager will »^tr*'£So« ^SSernim'^l7m8AW It ' 15 16 • 1 30 vagabond Mythical Mirlii|(«ii Sutr Ne*« fbl-Nlg* meet 10 pm. Mult;- purple rvxxn A. Brisfv tural Engineers, atuvlent ai'I mexH, 7 30 p.m brunch. 116 A< Fn- Union xiwx»k on ' Present Day l^snrvo- M. ."0 .eering building Roy Bainer, rnic PmWenui in North Africa." irrT Hanoi® ooirr*. rmwo aom in m hom» t! i id 14 monster f*ubtt»h«*d »»n run. (Sprt Mnndar Newman Ctnb Am-ial Cnmmit- t . — :> ;-t 31 Mexican fhrnueh Frular liu-lustee during fall ..4ee..«4»AcUFHf.»t Nvxeman Hall, 7 ASAE preuident wxll speuk. FRIDAY ss frs-wSTfi, as <1 a sis* laborer winter and spring tentva except WEDNESDAY Srr.db- holidavt weekly Purtng «uw- pm ou.ter »n-v"Srteo Eji.fQPC ""J'C to*. ro« DAMCINidancino_ 26 17 f :< >e Si U Tart of a s*t u*rn» end one apertel rreehman Tan Blgmu will meek, 7 pm.. "Hie Chinese Student's Club , "S t« ft * w ex,den joint 25 Chain* of* is*-.in i-r-twxwn mmmn Tntered a« arcond clan mat- and tali Tl'ESDAY I^rlor A Unkm for election of will present a cultural program f |« u >3 )) hilU Irr umfrr ».*t at M«r>4i J. IPV at the Water Carnival Iterative new offWerx ami the distribut¬ at the International Club meet¬ J52[ i "JOTEmit A** MOWN PVte'.T--j .rT>—Titer T* , IK.SJ Ofnce. Seat t arwrvg Mieh t*rkv.. ing. • pm. 31 Union «, earat. PWrtSeT —rNte Hi! M 37 3d ■ 34 "5 Short sock 41 Bay w 43 Burns indowr Mad Vance *.i»v«eripUunf f«*r one payable In e4- term. tl. far Vwo Ebi Omega, business ion of The El pins Ed Club will meet 7 SUNDAY w ee'rarat ^ehiiURon, o-TTT.^K" OUSWJ. TuT ST" *Cr rn—I 4f "43 te"'* 43M. tor three Venna. RN meeOng. 35 l*ni.xv. t'glies't Man p iv, Tbwer room Union, plans ' ON CAS to .n J-- ■ 1m H~ t 44. Largest continent Oft CamgHtf context will be dis¬ vk ill be made for the election of The CyeHng RpurUna will ment ikvba»i< jrrtNAi, **!?!._ kttaeh. ■ . Sen. foe P i >;*> 45 N.mhle rupted >fhcerg and a cm "Acti- meet in front of the AtadRorium 46 Accept Student v ties from the field of Chii- it 1.30 for an afternoon bike N-N'-t T II --rurtteA h I P. $ fi fi 46. Gr. moun¬ tain Vmon. Top* wtU be "Musk of n-ill meet. 8 30. 34 dren** sr:vt#d. Utirature" will be pre- rule. For more Dk* or Tony. ED information call 1-1741. rz*'*™" " « iSS-'Tv! ■»•* mntm. t ■u 50 52 MissGabor Single thing the Middle teat " TWUSflDAY Fe(lew*fc!p af EeRtt—i Uber- Ji »» Water Carnival mbtiriu gq AICHE merkirvg. 7-p.m.. Old ala meet. « 30 p.m. Union Board Canpos ClaulfMa m 53. Conquered ■ub-ccvnmitten under pubUcwv win meet. T.JO pan, Toner CrAltpt KaH, Election of Offi¬ room "INrhiIarising LJbeml Re- Lgton" win be daswHC Your Xty to Um t cer*. ■nwao AfHI «. »57 QTRNINOfl FOR TIR Ag Board Had Busy Day DATS mrtoraw April 22 Ut<4»flriil Schools April 22 W.iHnl Ifiku CiJnmli- Comfmift. FOUitWIWl MAJORHt Forot«n InnHtmRon. Ills!., Fate. S SehUel/. explained the new pain killers. tor In general business. Frh I. pi:.*; Thirty-one appointments, five Clnar Hardin, assistant professor ol .i«, "I ' e "tin : r." i i f.io t o 'c to pa through Ii nil | I. ISM to Ang. II. IRAK; Stale. Majors with e.vtensive course mahiih'% Has Id l» \ndrrson. tn- assistant professor ol mathematics. Hordrckrr. professor of general bus¬ tool,'elite. IIMO,'. .1 II 1' i •' I'an.ona (ana! »inut«r in rntnmiinirallon xkiUv Itieter Itrnnnsrhueller. assistant pro¬ iness. was designated assistant lo Resignations and terminal Ions: w-oik in, FinsitRx*. si.irtin I Koinhlntli. Instructor In fessor of geographs. Charles F. the dean ot the Rrhool for Ad¬ t Ingersot! Xrnold. director ol Meeh or Eire. Kjigrs. In Soph i „inniunli-atlon skills. Wrlgley. associate protessor ot |».v • vanced liradnatr Studies. July I to Huss Forest June »l. William \ Mi April 23 Cnnsumers Power Co. etiology. Koherf K Woiler, assistant lone, assistant professor n| lind- or Jr. classes for summer cnt- i Partes % McKci*. instructor in .11. IM7; Henrlb J Ptalselh. ROWE RIDING RANCH Aug niiinioniration skills. Charles I professor of anatomy. Julv I designated professor of mlrthblol- scape architeclurr. %ug 31. Wil¬ pfoyment .is engineering as¬ >witV) — Sen. Hyni 4D-V11) Fait! Sum!ay IX.sk. lo vvrile timfphoiie cn. , 1 x Frame, professor Aug Hi 01 the aris. MrKtnnev. associate pro¬ for sjiecial assignments Will • SADUI.E MORSES and head of the mathematics depart¬ that unless President Kisenhmver cuts government spend¬ John f ment. March 22 lo Sept 21. IM*. lor fessor of sot tologv and atithropnlogs also mterv lew any graduating Hustleld. secreiorv. ing sharply an unbalanced budget may rule out any 1058 study and travel In Fornpe. Ken¬ neth I". Randall, assoelale professor tug II; Jean W I niversiiv hervlcev tpul '*•. R"»s female student or anyone in¬ tax cuts. Vietnam tending to drop out of sell., ~ " ol rnglish. Jan I lo March 13. 1*3*. lie Ann t'asad. secretary. for work oti novel. William *1 sea¬ Project, \pril IP. Hide S Jacobs. regardless t»f major. f,»r train¬ lived, chairman^of the Senate associate protessor of foreign Inslructor In soil science. Aug II For RpMTvalion. Cull; IV 5-1527 man. committee, said in an Instructor In speeih ing program This firm will Economy finance languages, sept I. I*;>7 to \ng. II, Uriel J Wilier! ls;>H. siudv ami travel in Fuiope 31 Richard W *«itr»v isCistJiil graduating 9.13 DAVIS IIWY. DI'T M 7. FOI II tug also interview any interview that if the rate of •lc pul v advisor, Vietnam Project. Other leaves, for period Sepl I, or Sr. regardless of major, spending Eisenhower ha- pro¬ Vug. 31. |*3II: M av I 1*37 lo for summer employment only VIII.KS SOCTIIVVKST Ml' LANSING posed. for the year beginning . Ojsens Way July I isn't lowered ' it is prob¬ able the budget won't be bal- Aim .1 23-24 Michljfan Bell Tt'lt'irhmip Uo. Jrs Math, or or St- in Engineering. Physics f,»r summer To ;,lh ed." Bonn I Also Approved - 7 employment only. Pei|Mllg the The $71,800,000,000 President has submitted is budget •il 23-24 WpsThih Un., Inc. Flis'tric Jrs . Srs dents m Meeh . .m,| Graduate Stu¬ Engmeenrig f«»t summer em- , Elec or Met I'.S. RrviTkfs geared to continuing prosperity at a rate of 6 per cent higher m 97 Family Promotions plovment only All F.tem all Stxxmtlary. this calendar year than in 1956." April 24 (*,rl.hvatiM* Pubtk* , .lunge, leather educa¬ Rnl r.liina Slaml J^bftc/ua and Kohv VI Splits. llyrd said "His budget also Promotions in academic rank tion. t.rnrge I Hrandon and Heal vocational edo Apnl 24 Sun Oil .Co Gen Bus for sales oixnting*. takes into account a proposed fur 97 faculty memtwrs were ap- roe l» tl iFonnell ration. Witla Norris. administrative April 24 E.rrci M,*t«rr Co. Aeetg. Majors for interna! TOKYO (Ah—Strong eco¬ 600 million dollar increase in 1 proved Friday by the St.dc and educational services audit st.iIf revenues through a boost m i'.iKitd of Aeneulture. All t»e- Tien Using Wit. civil engineering, nomic pressure lies behind Civil, Chem, Mtvii or Sani¬ Gonzafes, effective July I thing-I l|>. mr, hauo.il engineering, 5pril 24 Tlic IVnnttfit l*,». postal rates, which I *• ingress eome lave Kinder. |ood% and nutrition. Japan's drive to ease restric¬ might not approve. In addition, promotions for vi,iion Xirderprueni. tcxtilr* cloth¬ tary Engrs. for uneart h, de¬ tions 011 trade with lied "While prosperity Is contin¬ ing and related art*. Alice t" velopment. project engineet - seven others were tveommend- lliorpe. home management and itig, piv»|Kinal work or corporations are .ih- China imposed by agreement uing. many ed, eontinxent upon eompletion «In Id dev el, |,ment, Km hard I Civil Engrs for luglnvay de¬ finding that they are doing more Kievliug and Forrest t strong, hot April 24 Michigan St,it«» High- between Japan, the United ot advanced de«iees. any and plant patholog* . Alien |rr- sign and construction vvoik business but making less profit w ay IVjjf pa and James II Mr t onnell. »rt. States and other Western Promoted to Protessor were- V,Irian Jalle. Virgil Scott and At April 24 .Ictvis H VVHib Uo. Mtx*h. Civil, Elec or Indus ibis year. That could cut deep¬ Joy- John c Houclh and 3|rrlr t t »- thur sherho. logli-l, t.eorge Engrs. for research, develop¬ powers. ly into government tax re¬ mav. agricultural economics, timet uhv. foreign languages ment. design, prtqtxi engi¬ This drive achieved an initial ceipts and bring defirit spend¬ t Hossman, farm crops: prank W. % l.lllevik. chemistry; Jamrv and p; rtial success Saturday ing before July I. 1954. Slug ill. resource development. Rub¬ er! F l.tlcas. soil science. Itarrv It I Hans Itannan. statistics, and Frank R. neering. estimating or sales TENNIS Pr.thndv. mirrohoclogv 'and Aiiri! 24 Dunn Physicists. Also, F.ltx*. Engr. The United Slates, bowing to • Deficit spending, of course, Hi rg. evaluation services; t ilwarC health. EnjfiftPrring Japanese and British pressure, would make it impossible tor It ttl.11kn1.1n. humanities. Milton It pH kerson. crucial business: Wesley IV t.rimes, pulil- Iheodore F chemistry. Martin J Hehstoik. agricultural ttokovac. hoi As- n,. I in* April 24 1'ifiiik A F'»r«l. !J,I tir Math. Chemists. Chetn. Engrs*. or any CHAMPION announced it was proposing to Congress to cut taxes " R I ishel and Alan HfOltore, Maurice % t raite. Fred K other person with substantial other countries which restrict Eisenhower said in a letter to Hal science t.ordoit J \ Id mice, social work; llowliug. and William Radlord Schwab, H Kiivkendall communit • eourse wink in college chem SAYS : e.yporf of strategic goods to Uom- House Speaker Sam Rayburn Paul J Ifeutschniann. lommunica- Hon skills. Alexander K Holler and limited re¬ arts. Pearl J yidrirh. Insti¬ OjM'tungs in t«vh 8.'i1es. munist countries a (I)-Tex- la-t week that govern¬ 11011 liavid K Heenan humanities, t laod, tution adniiiiisttalion. II wood P. Welch, natural science. Robert Sociology, Psyehology or l.ih laxation tionuinv. John \ tiairatv. history; W J llingsworih. speech Maurice R liennv and Milton Unhe¬ vidual case work viet bloc in Europe The Fresidrnt estimated a sur¬ t harles A Mlac kman. teacher edo al It. psychology; and llunald I. cation. Movd €. Ringo. civil enclnr Chemist*. Also, all Engrs. There have been two main mo¬ tirtinimon, counseling center. April 24-25 Sunlnnim C'«»rp. plus of ll,(N.MM.M0 in reven¬ ertng; t.eorge Wexlrr. art. van b. OlNMung:; ui production or Piomoted to AsMiclate Professor Maahrtt. Fnglish. Hernrich Latrktr. tivating forces behind Japanese ues in the current fiscal year wrre: maternato-s Charles W tkov geo«- qualify control, plating, pro¬ I'esiies for relaxation of the re- and about SI.lllHI.IHNi.OOU in the Vernon I Xorenson. agriculiural raphv Hrank Resile, psvchologv; duct development, ti*»l design, THE SMOOTHEST . economics. Herman W New land, an¬ and liavid T dark. mtrrohi»lo«y idriclinns mi trade with Commu¬ year beginning July 1. when imal husbandry: I aurence ti. Har¬ and public health prrNlurt design, purchasing, nist China: Hyrd said their might be a mon. dairy-; Vlillon II. Frdmann, The following were recomm, oded peiNonnel or technical re¬ deficit, instead. taim crops; Then H f uleman, pool for promotions pending completion 1. The prospect of gradually irv hush mdrv. Russell I. Jenkins oi advau,ed degrees search. losing at least (uirt of approxi¬ Byrd noted that the govern¬ and Rnher.l W Wright, eommunira- To Avsociate Professor — Stuart ment now is spending about 31 ■> Hon skills; Wlllard Warrington, eval¬ mately 500 million dollars in an¬ uation services Francis M Hnnahoe ChetlciWrlh. speech billion dollars a month If this To Assistant Professor — I cmev nual income from U.S. troops. and Peter H Fischer, humanities W t.nft. forest products Refold "CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS TASTE OF ALL!' .. 2. A steel shortage exerting were-.Vyinimued in April. May J. Oliver Hall and Sigmond Nosow. II.,v ids..o. horticulture. Mirhaid I . . social science. Charles I.awrence. ac¬ and June, it would w ipe , of the I.on/ales general business, lev id A. heavy inflationary mfluen e counting; llenrel I . Carniii hael and Smith speech, (toy J NtemeVer, . HIGH READERSHIP* . . current fisivd year's anticipated Helen Ureen. business education and thioughout Japan's always pre¬ seoretarlal studies; Charles P Far* health, physical education and rec¬ vail->us economy. surplus. owe. economics; Pant r. smith. Ar¬ reation. and Virginia C Homer, . . LOW COST" . . nursing education. Since 1047 Japan, with all its Ryrd dismissed as "totally in¬ thur F. Warner and Hendrtk /war- enstevn. general business; I unite K outward appearance of prosper- adequate" Eisenhower's offer Harber. sorial work; Frank H sen- »t. has been kept solvent by last week to trim his new money ger. Journalism. SMOOTH! From the latest tobacco grown. Viceroy selects only liavid C. Ralph and John A. Walk¬ I S forces offshore contracts lequests by $1,342,000,000. The er. speech: Hvron W. Hansfoid. Karl Ihc Smooth I lavor Leaf Decp-1'ured golden brown for extra smoothnessf MUSIC . . . ami yen purchases. Virginia senator said us nearly 1 Hereford. Hutord stefflre and I red J. Vesrolani. administrative and In 1956. for instance, its 294 a> he could lalculate. thus would educational servlres. /.. fieorge Har- 500 million and l.ouise M Sause, founda- million dollar favorable balance result in less than a reduction in actual expenditures neti Hons of education. Horothv M Enjoy 1! foreign trade — excess ot in¬ t Irveland. health, physical educa¬ for the new fiscal year. tion and recreation; William K. Hurr come over spending — would TOPS IN POPS AH WFIX AH have been a 301 million dollar deficit but for 595 million dollars THK AU TIMK F'AVOMTI ( fo,Ml ui it. Im-.i from American troops. WITH: EKIK-U • DAVE FRDH ]/our Vows with- income In 1955 the deficit would have DMHO'HARA • DUSTY WALKER fyeen 62 nullum, 496 million in DICK FRENCH in otir 1954, in 1953 a staggering bil¬ lion dollars. Matching Wedding Kings THEKON SHKKVE Japan hiM»w» this American income U not an ever-flowing WILS wurm, frii-iMlly spring. Announcement of the impending transfer or dissolv¬ ing this snmmer of main U.S. forces headquarter* In Japan RADIO llllllOH|)ll,TP. has been dramatised the fact SUPER SMOOTH! Only Viceroy smooths each puff that the big pnMbark. long un¬ Choo»# from th« many MUSIC 24 HRS. DAILY through 20,000 fillers made front pure cellulose—soft, snow-white, natural! derway. has reached the serious Ilral *'II,--iiiuiim stage. Remaining ground forces stylet of perfectly matched are expected to he otrt hjr IHt Keepaake Wedding Ring Sets—Perfectly paired for STEAKS lo With them the dollars are cer¬ tain to go. a lifetime of devotion. Look MGMAN STATE UNIVERSITY Communist China is the most for the name Keepsake in Futpirii Film S,-ri,-* |H*rf,-,'lion ami logical place for Japan to begin the ring. $39 71 and 119.7$ PpmswU liroil,',l in our »«y Moid \ • filling this impending gap in Open a Ctop Account •I Wkd. trade receipts. China has cok- en Mtwrnl fold ;r (ad 30 AnMgr (ear fhctmnt Otftcr lo EairchM Thaatr* •f Campu. on US 16 8KB 1KB MAN FBOM ANACONDA ON TUESDAY, APRIL 23 Oa* Showiac Owly 7 P.M. #1957. Broma I, Willufuimo Tuhatco Corp. ■ ^ , A put 1937 MHIIK.W STATi: NIWS r Utile ground. The Tctvlaff. Bob Brown, Forddy . 1 ■an.sing's t-dcnted Mlnhf"in- red in [Mlt. Solid. tliH N.M.I. .tlMMil TTt'M.«i > i«iii * ami in thr HOP wtili an e*eellent quartet of Dafoc, Bob Hughes, and Henry Kennedy placed I I I II rlo king ('untie failed In Ted Tettlaff and Uean tooted fourth with a 10 23.4 time, ra- I hi and Judy II.1R.1. w.iin i: |J.»s1\n r.il.MliMi-.t of Show l*nrk actJy ill seconds behind Miami plan- in the .100 a good 3:111.9 time, hut »u far • with !!•,«■ N .11 ii mm 1 .. <• AM' iii.Umm Miunming Mo who m oii^I H!' I.ran. British Empire 446-yjml of Ohm's winning chx*king. The fvoi I".*hK Im'ji.hi swim- behind Notre l»ime* winning Sam Khowit/ went unptarrd duel title Sotuiikiv nigh? .«! the hurdles champion, ran a upeetae- together in H'.S' .it llw tllar I ..10.fi half-mile anchor I Mi 3:11.5. The tup lime in the quar¬ in the "hot put and discus, al¬ I icel hcid Ml Si v!"" H II 1 r■" ' .,vr MM ..«-.(■> 1V.C N Wi' \ 1U 1 '1 s.1 the had pick- in I he sprint medley relav to tet was turned In hy Tetrlaff, though I"' P* «»ff « throw .« hoi.1 I In \ M .»..M.s»i hi; • ..I up Utoii fuM t'tuimpioiehlp raits Michigan State to a 3:26.0 who ran :48.7. , pi tiic latter event lie tossed Th«>\ v.. r:. foj It., St .. Npi jti in tin- fan.all.oi American v jetoi y The fhtneluds three victories the discus more than 150 feet, by M-*• t't.inti* I Hiol.s The Olympic silver - medal tied them with Big 10 champion but tin officials ruled the plat¬ winner grabbed the hafoti with Indiana and Kastorn Michigan as ter didn't fall within the s|«wi- a 30-v;ud deficit and closed II the top tiMin in thr relays. How¬ fieil area. com I. to win Indiana, the lead- ever. Crunch Karl Schlademntt Ohm Slatr freshman Jim BALFOUR'S ci throughout most of the race, was second, atamt IP yards be¬ lists I ioning the meet It was mnitily for condit¬ ttie first time the Marshall won the even! with a t»,»s* ol IW 3* j". riluwHr't Infirmity - >i»rorifj Jrtrrlry hind team has run in wanvi weather other throws weren't good this spring enouch to get a place lie also Besides I .ran, the sprint med¬ • tiffI* (Jay Oeiishrw plaenl fourth in threw I*' I " In the shot put. • Stnltonrry ley ipiartet was rom|msrd of the mile with a good 4 26 clock - Also going unplaced were pole • Nov cities • Mednl* Ken Dnfno, Boh KUiott and Olcnn Burnett. ing, his jiersotirtl best. Ted vaulters lleorgv Bewt. freshman • Trophic* • Award* Wheeler, Olympian from Uie Mike Klomhans and Bill t>walt. I ran also anchored the fidle • fuddle* • Knitwear |t,v.t flea red 13 feet. Kleinhann, •tale New* «»•«• ky MinkiM I'honr or Writ* 12' 6", and Oswalt 12 feet. Ohio State's Sian Lyons won the art IOm. UrOr. M »••»« M thr "«■««"«. »t«.d" *«•«« •" 1 Maeklin Stadium bi'ss busi1 pwni with a vqult of 14 feet. _ Aon "Your Ubor Sfnr* lliilfoiir Sinn" 1.121 S. I'nhfwlly College Cleaners The two-mile relay teum of Jen y Mirkil, llenry Kennedy, Hughes and Forddy Kennniy failed to place as did the 440- Braves, Cliisox Heinain Undefeated NOi m.unlv .1-1 7.1.1 Ann Arbor, Mlfh. UUMMtr SERVICE and 880-yard relay teams «.f Klhott. Burgett. Bruce and Don Marsh. The team will train Lillyblad this week Tigers Edge Cleveland, 3-2, •101 MIIMIII ILMII for the Drake Relays at Iks Moines, Iowa. Saturday Pull Out 12 Inning Squeaker IM Schedule ■t.ivk Ditlioer bliNtpcd .1 pinch Tiger llorft relief pitcher* Bill* and Jim ttuimiug »«• march along. the ranks of the Brooklyn fell from unheaten h» '.itigir o\i i secoiiti I»a.'.c in bis Slricted the Indians to one hit trail sidlltinc a douhleheader wifh 1M AID-LINED miMiu shall uhoit oh i ab'.l. Miimtii Inst Uittoig appeaiMiice of the •« over the last nine innings. Itiin- Pittsburgh the Pirates tied i x MMMtu .m«l it gave Hie Detroit .msifavorite I Yrnislinnc > » iiiiik. pitching the lm.il thrre, Major t.eagoe record with thrrr * lliillriftrlil Vfc j u;* i a 1-2 iiecisinii o\ei tt-.c oas credited with the victory. (oiisrcutivr home runs off li« U A I NAVEAR I W Miih •> '• I It < eland Indian* Sunday in i latino ami mlliim. • I >h..»» 1- IB Milwaukee handed i inncmn New com he. Dodger ace. to w thrill-packed I-' inning yt.ugglc. a< Its fi»Ul1h .11 algid p II s the end ol tJeorg** Strickland s I* I I .'.ctinvd \ id'a > id the mm on 3 i and Juuior liilliam led th* gltwc after Hit* Indian mvhiiI Reduced SOO.il! - KEWPEE'S - Ii Ji. i »• I baseman made a lunging try i>'i the ImII runs Hi ! i i .I'ltial! with •• dnwe in two single oft Johnny Brooks to a T-l victorv in th* second game although 2§-yeai «>— It. I K iiqistem in t'n f.mrtii" OifMllg old Don Drysdale needed in l»* i« II 1'fic tut seined puw Ii ruuot s i.. «M ' I The Brace.* added .tntdiiei iii helped out hy i Irm lakier in Pll I .In, Si nail limn third b.t t on Mi I .cdt. fouitii i 'levelan.I tft** ei idli t»n II.ink Aaion • • lie late stages. , >p ,( II,i .III • JtH .\.it 1. K the d 11.it»k S.mei KMllltlUtsI to |fc >p ptlebri. ha.I loaded the Iters >> > hit lMtMi>«oi and ,t imp of or- I f( lite Ne s V«»ik fiwnh f I ho I ,i Oi» Shop • \ >n i i .trt. Itnits •> \ ii hi %•!..» » . \ » Iciitpaial walks Dlidr Hie Itiavcs rolitiniicd to pit km?; inn fiittmg' .» Ihhiu- rim and drlvt» in the winning up la t winter. • tnic with | uaRh it luiii; '.ingle m a 2 | hc.ili i Blil.: I t l anding Major League Standings in Midi ttii r tin liol-- netic • on a d.»hnn> Yiht'iit'IIi fiic IT1 | | the t-cond K knock 1.' - TUXEDO RENTAL BIIKIi W 11 I \i.l t IVt. N \IIDN \l I t \».l I Pel ' itt U« |I»*K • fetuci 4 u»t IU1H0. bcf-> . in fiic ft*. I nan Mitvv anker t IMIO *>1111'viur> |ir< -r.ii t htcagn I 6 ., . tllYSIUS f)Pt New Yolk .'I I 7 All Brook I* ii. .HOW K- ink I .«• « ',»•.* in Lik ' MM! M- I ouis .no 1 .i-ie Hum Ut.k it« haunt h ! . I........1* I In* hioil is Lrr.i1 fu'M Boston I.H.IH.'...' I> ....I' < . . - ..MM) I yl.cn tvp -c iifi. (■ Singles Bit RDII ! I tun I lilcago I no Nrvt Yoik .4 wii M J.tlinn. Del iiitot and la • Home Hakeil l\isti> Kansas t it v .' .1 inn Philadelphia .tun :• U.e in t tn* tltii enabled • i 9 I Mlims Bashingtou ! :t ♦ Iiflhlnils t offee Ballinmir !. 1 . tun Pittsburgh .two !' • fiH.igf i.'uias sfi.ote St !-• •alt 4 lio liiuati .now t a i I-0:1. I'.irdma! tleio t lev eland I >1 GO! • leleMMoit Bihiih SI Ml YV s KIM I In i \oyv > Ills M.magoi. lrad«sl Bit! Vinton Mtlw.ntk** i < tin inn.Ot I I,ots of I'uiking in Bear $9.00 Cowgiate I o» mm i ilo.mn i hunii X, I i Nrit iit trunrt Koto. link I I lit ■ II I'tll.ltlltgh «• \rh V tok I IUtMikl.il • I v. i'MladrlpliU I S Ddlsbingti last v»\n to get l> 411 lis• ani traded Ded (irnat tUHlOOM* II VV *-III II* Ion '• I Iik 4i" », I si | mil. I * Cui*s I Oil VV s «. V HI > I be Safurttay. inn vv s i, mi > Kinvi. I lit 41 Oil nol I lit Or I Pltil«drl|.»M4 t« HttMisi.il iat Ji-t.rt I.anr smiled, however, wh*" 0-0 I I III t 11*1 fit Itt #| *• 11414 10-111 Jones, he * pill vhitrilt 41 Not Vtok Iriit.ti >an» w honi aequirrd sew \ ..t i. 41 mohi'hl' lllKltl > 1 ttirt i I in i« sit.toh. I» 10 It . » I. mitt / 11 -•! from the t ubs, pitched a sis i If* fmhii 41 lltH4|lt • 4#-l» ♦ Illl lStt .1 .lilt. 4llkt t lti|.h 10 01 hitter and tanned II in beatmc V. (Inn I 10-01. Mtiolr <0 II 4 IIH IOH4U 41 SI I out. I III* 111 I ~ his rv-nuln for q <-3 M. Urn* Nii\I14II iu-01 «» liurll i0-0i victory in Uie came II* BEFORE YOU START . . . was helped by Del hu mer and Balls MomiS fowr-f.o time "hopping i«M the L M ltllli; ..Mil. 111.•!.' ol » Mill four. DAIRY STORE A wi ld blown |s»|» fly P nil... .1 I I <• k « «>t lo.Uop l»«*.it 4«su«|s Urn dnqqipd lo'lwmi the piteto 4"i • »»« 11% iIm w «» i.ui ktlioi mound Old the first is»se h •- i'»i ,( >:rigje enabled tfie Bos? 11 . >*M«ti do. In . ■•mi!»•• I iMr W /\ S|Hari«l li't* < Fui'iilly. »K Miitlt nl. rt.tm C»ii*h niftl Ihsf So\ to fiand the .New- V. Yankees Sammy f.'i 'twit their first defeat. M White lofted the hu fell - sufelv t,.r. f av -Maucli racoi home from sers* Pairv Prutlm-I- Vim Asuilol.lt* ' Wise to Ineak a 4-4 tie in t . .V VJ ill llu> Vis l.iM'iiliitii. eighth. Bill Skowrcm cootime i VI his hitting barrage with l.» moir home nui.v, OI'KN ..KKklUVS Til.I. 5:IS P.M. making it f-> • hi unnriulh popolu comb in tin* l.i.>t two games. B-; > h. i I .ii k * of t ngUnd UI'KN SATI ifilAVS III.I. 12:1.1 P.M. Martin aiso hit one fiw- t-j*- "«oii suppl. IrJlhris ioinbilled Y .ink., and Ted \Villkitnn suspr %> ih llr\»l»te natural rirpr »ole% ci his find id the yeur a ' Sins ion *m oiil.r.l »Me r.t«n«i VI SH P A I l{ Y P I. A iN T 419th of the majors. h.»r lull* an international Mterm Collar's aaertfire fl* FARM I.ANK * SIIAW I.AM: \i .oolite oilUI'le for luu at with the bases loaded in the Iflh Mil I* %Kt» > MIOt s gave the Chicago HKile jie% a I « v irtorv over lUmma €'it» »» a hitler pttekinc haUle betwern Jim Hilson and Tom Morgar n.tiuipl ImuiInmi »4eh allowed three hits A do hie hy Jim Rivera, an totem- ir I'.n.l walk l. Jim * -f pinrh sinal, b, 1^4 Mall ■ , YOUR DEPENDENTS l».4nl Ui# bur. to 11, im '*"» Aftor a far.. in ISto THIERS, paa. J * hsr, i % 0(11 vi' «i udeiti III *rd I \ .mmr it rlo^el* ' Between NOW CAN BE COVERED Hu*ial - Sagiu! PIms U. M. 0. C. the iti.r* m mmIi made chart* pi ate Kmrriim ol age or \ • ear plat* loi in school .||| \K|» s a. a charge slu Be Wis. - Be Prtgartd (UgsgrMUgble Method Of ClgMiig) drm III .» gri t.. . ..ni.nkru ehaigr aeemmt at sill T \KI» > >»|t»l v / or rnlrt uml nirrrn/n Call IV 4-0055 C. E. J oats A|g«cy LOUIS 120,T Fast **.ij. ilia*,, lan-iii^ t buboh INSURANT Eta. Atoa bto. IM fi>r |«i|ii i*» Mrilli n lis a . IIM, . . - ' | ' ivua- Luadry mi Dry CImmts SECURED INSHiANGE CDMPANY 3/7 Haiti (»rand Htm at Michigan State and (•2.1 h. (.rami Ki.*r . |j.| Ijn.inn ,Cti South H ashtiagton in Lousing KW' " --'v . W _ "M. ' -• ...'I • ... •„ v Singles Loss Mars Perfect Bay SPORTS Kobsmen Cop Twinbill IN BRIEF State Netters Topple OSU By Bi t K JI R/V had an easy time m itowrtr .oit.s oui|»lav«*u Luis Vela. 6-4 Roll Past Robin st pi i l.illlrr < •>/»'r I.A* VOIAS, Nrv. id Timrnry C.il- gnn Coach Stale Frank netters Heemnn's Michi- got off to a Ohio State's Williams, 6-t and 6-! No 2 man. I'.-a In the No 3 'Ingle*. Mike 7 . tame Mate's lui.it when luster Huffman win in single* beat ift'iniii Ctelle Littler won the defeated Hob Tsi hat ' Bill Wait*worth 6-1 and #•'», at Albion* '■ rem ha fixing start in the Itir. 10 tennis Ml) 000 Tournament of Champ¬ the No position. 6 1 and 6-1 and Ron Met «, fi with smashing H-l vi lory /'iti mi res ia«e a ion* foi Hie third suori-MVe vein i» w O Mm hig.ii! State all Hio Sunda*. hauling in the *10.001) ovei Ohio State Saturday at • .> aiy'hi -1--tit>)»»*: i- they tal¬ 8-3* 7-0 / For Fight w innei 70 i.m •. purse with .1 7.! hole score ol last I on fid i .iluiubiiv Winning all hut two sets, the lied e I'.iM.ii l all and thiee |*»oung Buckeye *quad. mo ir and Vefa took the first set Coach Heeman was very Jsrhantv and Rt WROMttVsKI pean Junior S»sssm Ctuimpion- from Ohio Mate's ship with a thrilling 3 ft win liappy w-ith the team's perfor- I'olte. 6-4 tlowexer. the second By UIIITNEV MARTIN The Kutwnii-n nwnit tin- oyer Italv before a caj»;it*ity Uiiiiiee. hut also stated that al¬ two li ilnser. tint the I. A K K. in in *e GIIFKWVOOI) though they played well and ad- rip in opem-r m'.iimt III- N.V., (/I*) — Kny l*ol»inson prosed of 75.060 at Metio|*»h iie ted quickly to the Ohio State S|urtjn duo r .nue out on lop of tano Stadium Suudav Austria a 7 - a score • Kriiliiy. a ft pi* swivpintr . »nn pulii'il on n while rubber also advnni'iHi to the final hv court*, they will niist a lot of Mr rull-uUHWrman muplH. th ends of n txvinhill from priietin* tin* season go«»s oil, pinlle, lugging atnl siitiirnt- defeating Fnim-e J-2 .1* ot 'he .• oep iti t!,»> d.tidilei plav \Ibimi Saturday. S l\ ami d d d Bdl Kiseard opened Ihe sear¬ ing in I be only way you ran BILL BINIRII o *h«> dro|>|M*d Cummtiig .m,t ing for Michigan Stale by wining it. for their third and gel into I lie contraptions. He I'tmcho II ins Til If wills Nu. I singles match W.'-woth 6 4 and 6 2 in straight sets over the Buck¬ . . . . . The ficVt eneountei for the Mirth nt might homo tri- Hashed his personality-kid HAMILTON. Ibmnuda, ..i l>ettoit Saturday lu iiittal tennis champion. dehMtisf i' -.itch pitching. liftrlv hilling Makes you sweat around the i'apt George Stepapovic also Polte T!..- Mu' it Citv Tf'.eii next Hlg fun- defensive play turned IViiietio Si'gura t» 1, ti l! foi hips," he explained. "That's the Hermtlda Pro Title The only defeat of the aftn |» i>.ih U—.v i'I Is* May 2. again-1 a *'ul»N»in Hnloti tr.ini where you nm't carry weight. Dituiy Dads Jd Ken Roe- n.Hitt came lot Stale in tin- V tin* Wibti-.iti of Noiihwit.teiii on h cam»« to Old l'nili»i;r Ki.-l.t Naming !>»: a sltcak On* of four wins, verdict* were NUlf New* Chnin hv Jerry Mrrrilith, Spartan oulfielder louche* homcplate after knock¬ Marshall l.udawav Stows von down lose my sj»eed Don't want t«» That is. what yy.dl 8-3 match in (I'lJ) in a one si-t an all Australian - at- Saner Gets singles as Ohio State > Bill 1'um- Spartan ouiitv ing a two-run liomer over lite rinlilfield fence in Ihe eighth inning speed I have left." fait for third place • hpuw Hill Mill- ami right- A trainei banded him an eye douhlrhradrr. Slate won hoi It game*. . Tulrr Norm k ih«' mound following st.ut- freamor Mills of Ihe lii*t game ol Saturday's lt-3 and Mi. cup filled with fluid, and he gave each eye a gin id washing. * II units II ills Iturr # * Last Lau^lt o HOLUSTER Meal** are .ik«v* Ihe best J.m IVo.'s to the first game "Always take care of mv iiomii.t'i.r. i/ii Relay Team Surprised i.rimim: hr.1 two three bltles* fiators ami ix-umg one e»es." he said. "That's where most of the trouble starts. In the Wish Is ot to* I) Jaguar I hi lfabra, Calif., held hi the lead for all At Grilles HOLLISTER COFFEE SHOP -.- .lis I>•« k Kad.It/ hurled the gym. Rosin dust and other par¬ hut six of the 28 l.qw Sunday < thieo inning* allow tin: Texas Sprinters 'Top ticles floating around. They get lii will the (odd Cup Race in the NTAV VOllK (tV) They Itrmrmlirr us * hm >ou arr ncEi — " hits while striking out in an eye and after awhile you llayy.iii Spoils y'ar Fiesta Races tiattrr* at Ihllmgtiain AF1J track. kmtrliiMl whf'ii tht* Now York in iloHnliiHn l.an-inK 0 v. n have trouble. Always wash my Albion wiiilh|UM Mick Nash t ii.'int9 siiftitul Rrt-ytMtr-o I it ryes before and after yyorkout*." l'r» Strpi Ka-t from urnt it*i tour rlrirn and Itir ilntinrr hit* mlkini being UKCnl while fanning two. Own World Mark The girdle and the eyewash gave an insight into the thinking ot the MMiwirkalde fist fighter, What Now? Hunk Stmer nntl ntlinl him a failed shadow of the mat) who WJiri Voted Most Vitltl- Michigan National Itanh In t hi' nightcap. a seven-in¬ I AWIIKNVF.. Kan,. (A The utifhormatt of the I'ui lie never leaves anything to nlile Player in th»» Notional ning hander 21 aflait. hitter* Crpampi John Griffin while and left¬ fa vd only re< iSding the verity of Texas' brilliant relav tenia.says tht* swift <|it:ti'tt*t was surprised Saturday t ttisciwi'T it luut ludtPTi'it its chance Everything is planned to the titles! detail Let the other Baseriimicr l.t*aynt» hack in 1052. •"They're desperate, grabbing iMiys g.» into a ring when they own world's record for the vent. draw ;.' the critics charged. shutout by Chester Field Fit Ills Ball first regular season at aim t icadv. I a-t them take ITS FOR REAL' l"reamer pitched four inning* The team was clocked ill 30.H ch imes of eye injury. Let them 'They're trying to plug a h"le giving up two hits ami tanning si ci»ii i-r foi the 4 10 in the 'X'n, OaitsaaS Cmibpg, ■. fht-fieU1 fence for a two- (Kan, i Sf.de, who anchored his on his glaves and arms until which deal* wifh, a f.ar bull Mu .uil. Duke Snider, Gil Hodges fir Aw CKntrr futd porm plete A total of 39 players saw .Old Del Funis have more. Men $60 for mory phJo*,ph kW -rm nrrwp—i fnr pnMrrm <»w. Veteran keystoner team to meet iwprds in the col¬ thry were sprnt. Then he yyould touehing a runner in l.«i• teiri- in the first game. tmn. Ctumrfrtd, P O Bma 21, Horn fel m N Y. . action rank Palarr.ara singled home lege sprint medley and the col¬ unleash a furious attack, fea¬ tocy 'before it ha* to-n la d or lik.- Yogi Berra. Mickey Mantle with the final market. li ge mile telay was voted the tured by alern blows to the paaaed un infiebler. atnl Ted Klus/ewski are behind In the second till the Spartans outstatuiing pei foimci of the 7lo II mil llall. body. He seemed to be hosing ■ale 7 9BB says a runner is him rimured one run in the fust :'.?nd annual relays. Primarilv a more flat footed to add authority oat when he intentionally bin dem a fielder atiteinpting to jizame ori thiee singles middle distance st.ir, Tidwell I Hire It la Haa' to his blows. l*can A M ^atomau. a sacrifice and Maavv'i safety notched a was clocked unoffmlly in a 1 49.5 for a lialf as Emporia won BROOKLYN. oPi — Frank "Fullmer is u hard man to fight," he had said before going make a plav on a batted ball. If the first rule e. u.yoked, I 1 run in Urn thin the medlev in 3 22.6. and In Into the ring "Hen awkwaid. the bPtcr is credited with a hit Thomas, Pittsburgh third biise- was mured lm the 47.5 for the quarter m the but he's hard to hit. I'm trying under the rules of ;-.. tg. if man. trirl an old semi-pio trick >»«t hatstau. p Kan5iaris won in 3 15.1. not t<» waste punches, and to fhe se/.irid is called, ho d'i on Cuban rookie righthander hrou iag ermr and i U'hilden was second to Tid¬ not get a hit Rene Vuldes w he made his ma¬ piiifMiirit them." Ted Early's single, Palamata's well in balloting of the press for This also was obvious as his Ifook said he simply put up jor league debut as a relief hi* hands to avoid being struck ifle. two free passes. Barry the outstanding p e r f o r m e r jab threaded its way through the pitcher for the Dodger* Sunday, by the ball, a medium ground ullertons single and Water¬ award. barrinude of gloves in front of it didn't work. oi". way's miscue gained four more him, and he waited for un open¬ Thomas, who was on third • -ins in the sixth. ing liefore crossing with a right Logan said if was a drl.l < r- base in the fifth inning of the Album's n'e act by Hoak to bre.i/ up right-hander Jerry first game of a doubleheader oi bringing up an uppercut *-> Ma* teller suffered the setback Falamara's potent bat slam- IN Hl-Llgbts with Valdes pitcfiing, called fer the ball. Valdes called "time" the midsection. All in all, and impossible as it double p'ay for sure" ed out five hits in eight trips may seem nt ins Increased age. Spring Clearance... and then let him have it. the plate. Moore collected Starting tonight, all Monday The Pirate stepped aside and Sugar Ray seemed to be a vast¬ :ee .angles in three trips. night softball games will be let it roll to the stands. If \al- ly better fighter than he way in played at 5:20 and 6 05. d:n hadn't colled time he nat¬ then first meeting. A confident I Htukriball Banquet Horseshoe plav starts Uxiay at urally would have scored fighter, too, as he again empha¬ |vinf«/«f for Tonight the horseshoe pits tai Old Col¬ lege Field. Winers should con¬ "He want ball I let hUn have it." said V.ddc • sized that you can't go into a 'ting thinking you are going to S|»ort Coal* tact the 1M office for their next lose. , The basketball team, coaches, Off in a corner a quiet, smil¬ no opponents Michigan State jxile vaulter > and press will hold their ing little woman matched the Parsons interested in entering Gec»rge Best is aptly nanust re- 1/3 OFF " .al banquet Umight at 6 30 vicious the rifle shoot should contactjhe Uitive to his classroom wt>rk. exchanges with keen in¬ *hr Famous Grill in X«ansing. 15! office for further informal- , for the Spartan senior compiled terest When jt was over she ■ilioii for |iron|teelive meehaiiieal anil 1 Imi an Kraularlv 29.JII In 57.1.11 . . . iargest in the Big 10. imr wrrk only at 1» nil. chemical engineering gradualeH iiilrrnleil in iU|>erviiion, |>riMluelioii, ami in*perlion work in llie manufarUire of fur- also Ilo You Ni*d lure, automobile, anil nlove hardware. 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