R AIM Tinr.es wis fnday will he partly rlnndy • nd humid *ratter»4 MichiganStateNews «h »> w • r« and ihundrritotm* are Thr IIHNI Tlfcr* trnnnrrd P'-dlr ted for Ihr •ft#rnrmn ih- Vaskre* Mnndsy. S-4. I har- Wind* will umlh f»» «outhw**t H, %f**wc|| rnllrrUe »w» ham- tn a tperd n» II mfih A high nf run* while Race* *"d Rabnc »'• l« »*p#'ted l.a*t night'* Inw ,iih had nwa frank lary gain- *« 41 ,4 hi* third vlctorv nf the *ea- «»n for »tor» aee paga 5. I'll I' K r, CKNTS KAST t.ANKINO, MICH 10AN TI'KSIlAY, JI.'NK II. ir.7 VOl,. 4!>, No. 48 Eisenhower's Condition Good Following Stomach Seizure Heart Attack Arab World's Feud Connection Splits Big Alliance Ruled Out Atlriliiili-il Egyptiiiu Army Kcprrhcntiitlvr I roiililr To llliu-li«-rr_v l'i«- tiuiiM'N Strained Kclatioiihliip W A -HI N 1.1 O N ,T. AMMAN, Jordan f/T)—The la«t remnants of .Ionian'* mil¬ Pre-irR-n* Ki "r.r-'.wor t'a.k itary alliance with Ksrypt and Syria appeared to la- crwrnh- i',rr,»* - «-rr, i --oii'l f'^l and Mate Nrwt I'hfil't hv 1red M-rrll linpr Monday. v.h- r»'}/ir»'-fj "".rr.ir.y aiur.jf Ihr hook* prove Dirk (iolllrh, Birmingham. Ala, xophnmore. hid s«nrd intention* to get 4 head f'airo'a liaison with .Ionian's military *etup wa* broken by v«-rv w*'!i" Muri'iav r;:j£h' af- »t»rt on final* reviewing. Rot who ran re*i*t the temptation lo rlirrh Ihr pa**ing *rrnrr>? In Ihi* the removal of the Kjryptian army reprcaentative here. ti*r a -t/,rr:ach u;«-«♦» which rawr ar»d Ivsr Iverxon. Fast l.an*inr 3'i . .- LS7 as the guest of Jordan'* King senior drop h* th# I nt»»n \rt bili'T to adnnir* thr annual student Ifagerty'x rep*»ri um» after !ut.'#fi |,i I C.fhg res- If.j.-ein Both n'uninally are Won't Accept New art exhibition which iv op. ih-re until July 7. Ihe gallery the President « three attending Rv It A VIII STROM) fraternities). funk $3.Vt f >r r pm eiery day. doctor*. *aid in a joint *tate- 1 monthly during th«" S'udrnit C'ringres* legivlat.'d erage of Student Guvrri.Mu » i ijf". .»nd d'» pi»- are regarded a.s int lined toward ment about two hour* earlier «■ < K't out of its roffrrK M'»n- : ummrr wsnon .'xprn < . The . f'»r tail tirrn j>r■»- the West Egypt and Syria get that Elsenhower wax "making a ■ •■r night in the last meeting of sptifig session, while cv»n- fund , will tic i/jupW nu n1' i t.y No. IS (fpinnv aim.- fi'nn th»- Soviet bloc. Ttie day':, developmenlx: retary WASHINliTDN of State I )ulie* suit - A|>|iIm-iiImmi* Mill Axailiiblc good recovery."' V'.r pr.v*)' f'eitl'3 T.7.- I** monies collected -.umuu 1 « breezed through busmen 1 Jordan ordered two Kgvp- '.»*! >r. " 'nr xT'wr -4' n "c / ire » Mavoi, 4-l»r«l ll»ve*ti- Monday it would be "folly" 275 Students Enrolled ItutU U. »• than an hour. registration with uriu-ed fund- fian dipI'Miiats ousterl f'»r an al- '4- ,-*\'*?eq *n T»e f.rj." r4ti»n ttf thr po**ihilitv of I nn- Mil! No 4 (llfp Olswrn-E I. > reverting to A''VI in the f.t ! leged a>sa 'ina'ion plot. to dismantle free world de¬ iff-rod by trie Preiider,! ,n gr^**' merting once earh term ■'.inferred 1733 to the "Helot-' President Maine Gleavon in- 2 Jordan said it was recall¬ in the senate ihamher* at the fenses in reliance only on ing its ambassador in Cairo, but I11 INew Honors College .1 f.urit for its publication tx* !l'».|in«*d t'A'o .r-«oc;at»- ; *tale rapitol in l,an*in(. Ml** fall tenn The "Helot" of Mie A'i-t'nivei-silv -fti t.< i.. v Itott* said *he thought thi* Egvpt ^aid he w.« being kicked "un.-itiperviHed Soviet pron»- 4 guidebook to student or- term Th«> ' out e*" to dinarni. , u00M to- g ir.i/ations and activities, revi*- Con rue Mapes f*or u(dJ- > n't • • tative* moval of the two Egyptians ,... ...„.vr^ hove enroled in the and jiubhshed annually from Amman We do no! vet know. ' Du About *7."| fr»- brr»e -.• * • ; more, and Kris K a e >. ' n ♦ r. Rofifi-w-n'ativc Ol.^un movrd *aid tht* amount *»a* Jordan demanded the L'ufif.r wtjrW * i-?;" '-t« ratifijf fali term. oUson Jtridgepoit, Conn, junior f ■ • ,kie jbn.r a rifo-mrurid-i- 3 re¬ 4id. whether the Russian-, a < ■ bout one-third of total root, f«lea*»n al^» |»rr*rrited Sue t:" i to :ti»- athie*ir department moval of the Egyptian represen¬ really willing to nnfiil o;*r- 'I hi- i- over *♦"» jsan*" * of **■* ' tf.tj,; eligible for the with the administration ps>ing I rirhtamrr Al Sli powmnrl tative on the joint Arab mili¬ >*a*.ev J Mra rda, director of thr remainder. . . ..f p-rball tu-ke** Oi- vivion that the fruted State* profprarn, arrordinjf »o I»r * director. She explained thr tary command in Amman, but *.«>»! ».d ho n* t ip»>. w»n> i/f'itig fc,«.vs Is fiecessary to maae ar, • the i 'ollejfe. Bill No 6 (Hep Ingrahatii- fnnetion and method* of her '?!••• 1 Egypt announced officially it up->;. ur:»tid«r uf mon¬ Ur the ( nture RfiTt and p*ir»- bureau. wax pulling him out. disarmament agreement -.af" EUgihle student* tr ij " ey for rrsurvr-d niuU to next ad HtariUm ar* r Bill Nn 5 (Ot**niil, granted There wa.v no further cxpla-* Duile* *ounde*l thi« note of h .' »f ga-'i 0 ft avkerf that ply for iri»r-.r,'- ' " - fuonnc tht* aversge. Frosh-Soplis t#iT»r»or4rv charter 'o bala. ;«n international music in- t, re ' group Club Dun K"h re»* ipt iMoru'i by < uv-arr i • t.» £iv« r» ,/pryii dt- nation from Cairo but the with¬ drawal of the military repre¬ sentative may mean the start uf caution about talks r.'/A under am - m u:rr,4i.',f • n«" ■ If in»"n-t.'5. tr. frt/. rk' . -« ' ' X> : with \h*- Hot; i: r«: averag* v College Name Heads ReMtluijoii N'o. 9 Mngt ih.eii the break-'ip of the four-power in asking the Ho.-r Fon,;". A: third term fre*hmr« iM girning to asked inter.u for e-dHbiishrr.ent iiiitt.#"-. "f S'1 >f o • • I Ian milt (iivcu alliance, f.gvpt'5, commander m chief. Gen. Abdel flakin Amer, fairs President f'otmrut' e ei»how« to >«,»j•; \ 4d «'»» VOphoRtoye* wilh a mmahlnr average of 3 .1 are riUihb fo eo- 1 r I -: Member* of next yeor's Ex- cm rttnl Council Frojh-Soph Congre-s fur -urrim.-r u i" the supreme cominandei UOO.OOU E'lieigr, And I'fegr. •" ( >unril have been selected from Law Degree M'mdayN developments—wit¬ for the v»-ar star'.ng J *'• • 1 interviews by the newly elected nessed at rtose hand by Kng Siaud arid young King Hu.ssen The S«Tiate Foreign ftcUtior, Committee ha? a »»ady «j»prov- (jinaihi (sin* *t«dcnt« who h**e f'.ilcd in the College have been already en- of rivers "f the Sophomore Class. Wotiuti llriv«T»! ■■hi) A Hannah -".ade the widest gulf «.*igr.F-d advtaor* in their mayor yet ut ed the ne» u • *i*ri -• Thr> are as follows! Activities Carnival chairman, Jane Topper, with on h'-notary ♦ he Pan-Arab scheme Nasser 227-rnillion-doi.ar •• a' ", wi , f'.onsrr votive f^ld* they will be meeting with .V* York freshman; rrgislra- • -n chairman. T>»ttic Schwems- Don't Mutter Aboon C« liege degree Monday commence- call., "the Ar.*b Nation." much of the -» ig u-;m n, 1 cirity El enfiow* r sought. .iuth- T"1 iONTO y s *■■■' ibem-*«met4ire urn* or the at beginning the end of Uu* of neat ... -till .tailing . .. tern* U decide on their first berg. F'enn Valley, Pa. fresh¬ r fit Senior Awarderl man. Fr»*.h-Soph Dare ro-rhair- Val Puch, Harel Park Men, Mother f »r. Hannah, w i><« ad«trer,.ved In a report iwurd Mondav. the Senate group conceded this term « oltrg*. of course* in the Honor 1FW Hagerty, asked if ?h# 4oe* ru.'ed cor.nortion mav 197 graduate?., ;p«>kr on educa- .Merit (a-rtifieate I* • lot of mone> hut *a»d 'the A mnenta f « ut * •«::**» *. a program 7 and radio-TV relations. Pat V»n- for, a feminine automo¬ . credit tial to their continued well- furniture. To qualify for the "The Pres.deni 1.4 cuming stylist observed. %• ,.n bext ff-r h.r . ir.g Rarjnc, Wise, freshman. tive Dulles got a quiet but not along very we'U." Hagcrty told "Every man I've ever known tadng and national security as national contest, Cr«wsman en¬ Petitioning will open again in ter* d and won the context here. friendly reception in h. • (>"earance bc-fori: t*« H : • *v «xar..,.* ati'.fi *.r iRd* - new v Executive Council At that time for women drivers and I don't hcutanry in pending f-T tobac- committee on the hili. Ch- Hagerty said Eiven-.bower took junior. Edward Hulyk, East Lan¬ '•..ty under petitioning will also be available think it's fair, said Ruth Olen- «u preirfufts alone eaie and man Gordon (D-lil ) raid th. a verv.ng of m..k »? 5 pa. f r )«Mitions on the General nie. who ftyled two of this sing senior and Graham Lewi*, f.-'TCq . - ;U Tfc., *0 h.» fi.-vt 14nata.1i.aJ or.c-haif time* what they pontiac junior were atxo win¬ "made an impressive •»pf** Council, year'- cars Hut the program *t: 1 f 1 ffej - e he T>TTvp.air»e-d 'd "Humeri have a mure rum¬ invest in higher educathai, and ners in the contest here. stiff congressional hurdle-, hi - Ton;ach diitre** early Sunday and three-quarters times a* Entries for both contest* re¬ ple* juh of driving than men two .r.'-.i u.udcrgraduaU eve-i.rg. p-e> jrrusfely berauae of quired a drawing (J an uph'd- fore it can terur.r 'aw T. du. Mm! men travel the wame much f"r alcoholic ta verago* * authorization measure i- eatir.g Dlveferry p»e or some t'erefj sofa and a co-ordinated route day after day. and kn«• He suggested, "We could build Nx.*i '..--a', tia-agreed -*;;n chair design to sell within the pected to reach the S«'nate " the route and how the lifht* later this week And ir-c for Hofi<./r-: .ugc Pie facUitiev needed to mftvo medium retail price range. operate and so on. This make* only sets out terms a: i • y will meet tugeth- The President al*o got an¬ our hrsgfit young people, pay the driving job murh e**ier. for aid. without providing '■ y ?. r ^ miftaits and other helping of milk t«s«4 and "On the other hand, women our faculty n,co iars salaries hrwluale Heevicen be hofiwbi section* money, an aj/jiropnation b u some chicken broth during Use cr-rrmerunirate with the social .f seldom go Ihe same way twtc mu»t i>e passed U'.cr to supp cuurMM evening They have a lot of stirp;. tu value of tht service*, they per¬ horn/utters Atearil the actual rash WagerM • 4.-.-**unced "-hat ?vj form, and reduce the r»ts to make and their mtnds are fu'l Richmond H Browne. Jr., 22, Asked by Rep Wayne Ha -r-.'*:"or w>...irj remain at the students and their parents suf- of shopping lists, which stores H*>uiO Wwrum (Aotrt Shop fuwrit'y to -h "trov rrc*»t of the MSU 195a» graduate, was re¬ (D-Ohio) whether he for# ., MSI to Take ■A'.rc Munuay night. to go to, where to park. h'»w The Preniden fx r'-...:ai. Ma J »«-f.'VT. r,arri»T to equality of cently awarded f-W) m the fifth any end to fore gn a-d * ith The exhibit halls of the mus- long it will take, what the chil¬ annual Student Composer* the next i t^> 10 -.ea-- f>; Gen H'-a.-: M 5.n»i«r. l.ve* •duration*: ipportumty which ' "■ • "*4ted Aid. have m the basement of been rinsed so% dren are doing in the back Wat. whether they 11 get home in uuid be the brithright of every American t»> ai d g:rl Radio Award Broadcast Music, Irw sponsored by said 'I do not hood'* v »hr '..kts Part in Project '.'e W* 10 '* H a .-e, ye H i ve frr»m ppg.-t- time to start dinner and a doz- U*e pari .n a rra,- •/ ■• ■ - 4 a-.-ect "I i^' kmx operations can be Ch other things pru«•;*. on 'h •; fu- telopr.ome •'.ne. ; ' 'd for the move to the And Tliev (»«-t Prize* for It, To<» . r.** :<-«rition. "So what happens'' AM of a in Mi»r.tm,'->r .Monday and *'* >d in the remodeled former members she forgot the eggs v:day bu«. Hajerty «.-d he d:d- from the center lar.e Cabbies Can Be Courteous-It Says Here uf Detroit, chief -bran and jumps (:.my nt the executive during the summer. ,. A few of the new exhibit to the curb to start looking for i tr.*: L'p,-.*.n F un- *v-a? .n t?«d tfiruxighou! will be open for fall term, a market. AM the men driver* Kiu ru/i'j a... » »-> today promptly mutter the usual New* York cabbies have a bad jungle for 30 years., and 1 123.- "! the p'/ift * rsicn # # # • WASHINGTON bP) — Now things to themselves when by .dent ted v> *;rt >,.-v»:ra > ears. right* they ought tn be sympa¬ look. Mack, you got it ail wrong name, and Harry is sorrv 000 mi>*. of any kind without an ac< And dc-pi'.e the «*• > r tw j-ruject are oe- (larnivui Fees "Everybody to New Chiif Ju miice Samrd thetic" fab drivers are just like peo¬ come* York full of misiru»t." he said rush, he's found tirr.e U» be ervlr..ra ?ror- r - ,i-d b ■ L>ctr- -it Sili- Mi** Glennie thinks that wo¬ ple You know, get through the live m lodge work, to direct ttvt Ciur?rft 1'- "■>*. V if .i-i-i Be-:. Teie- liifoniiutioii Due &■■«> I'«pp.j. River For«t. 111. men have a definite place ui outer crust, and mostly they're sadly, "Since the first thing they see is the cabbie, they mis¬ athletics for the Jewuh rrn'v V:i P-T \ to ;?••• A'....' . 1 •"-{'* ft y a nd M.«iugafl JT* r orr u th* new chnf jui- automotive styling kindly and courteous. Not at all of Came? Herders .wee Gas C'cenpany. A.r' organization* wishing to u> trust him most of all ba.-eoail team, to be an air ra.d , th» Stud«it Tr.ffl- Ap¬ "We cm do a M more than like they're usually pKtured. Gusta?ar.-n thittfis participate m the 195? Activ¬ ia , I .Hi,,. II. iivnMi Rogvr Sure, you get some rotten ap¬ "Ridiculous. He's married, warden Jus* add frill* Is a ear." *he has responsibilities. Or take Edwin R Ernkson of work comes natsknal !• r ;« - Mu.i.-nl- Should I'ik- ities Carnival rnu&t have all ples. HTiat business doesn't? I tcil you Austin* who gradujitcd. mil "A rsr Is 1 woman I* a the drivers in New York are tr.e I>oweJl. Mass., who at first hie because ne "ecr-. .* ,g. r#v.-- their infurmaUoe and fees in PP*1 ha. boon with thr But if you thick a cab driver lot more uf a serial object than finest in the land." glance looks a lot like his S«'r.- iizm and little shot., :Vk 2^ lor KimiIImII lirLrh immediately, according to Car- uncr (all term and ••> M Is Is a mas became sfce n isn't a rrst rate citizen, welly oiyr. Shattuck and Tom Kirr.en, You may wonder about this, ator, Lcverett Sadorutall {R- problems as he iu«cs JVp-inlrd chief juatica by Stii-, *"« frequently has friend* and chil¬ Mack, you had better keep your Mack. Don't they drive pretty Mass ) about. StudM!its pJAnrung to attend co-chairmen of the event. Congrrn May t. The ap- dren riding with her." mouth shut when you're around from The theme of to is yenr'a fast in New York"* He's gone 13 years without sn "Some of it rubs off V receives a 'united sup- their booth Interviews who peddle taxirabs and natur¬ York. Everybody is in a ru^h. used to take part in church er» for the kids arv-1 an -am.ee- • The carnival is scheduled for swivel around so that the per¬ la for Portland's r*,-, • r > -.4 tickets and all applka- son sitting in front could join ally yearn to sell many more. You ,rush through your food, plays. received before June 14 the first week of classes — Oc- *• I* Kanoblauch of tha Erickson can prove he's not ' He's go; a philosophy \2, «. tWts The drivers saw Vice President you rush through everything tnber 3 from 7-10 30 p^n., u in the back seat conversation. t>e drawn by Sot lo aeter- ft* — that might wxirk for • ? a»- Moorhcad. Minn, • The minute the picture is over, the aggressive type, for a p>> - The convertible designed by Nixop, other points of interest, ire -z what -order the,-tickets Macklin Stadium. f.lf* - «< U>r Placement Bureau everyone rushes out like there thqlofixt dropped around and "Courtesy pay* o£.' Guu:- «day to interview (or II po- Miss Giennic was done in yel¬ and talked shop the whole time. aiii be distributed. Anyone desiring information weren't any more cabs in the gave him the business He pass¬ son says. "Everyone Ueea. %& :•* ■Ooiu on the staff at the col-' low and white throughout. She Mack., you should meet Har¬ Applications received after regarding booth specifications ed okay. How aboui_.it. Mack* made a fuss over. Jus* ry Schweitzer. He's as bald as world. Always running " Appointments may be also did a two-door in two tones are now. We never jet re >wu that trie will be 'filled as long may contact Karl Kirfey, el Yet Schweitzer has managed Could you? of lavender with a dusty rose linoleum, and he's quite a char¬ ED 2-237i. ^Hulcd <1 the throughbureau. Mr* rows- swtu|M|>uar stripe. acter, end he's Irura JSramuyn. to Mru ma hack uutmgn isa , Ox laiit fisfkiwj" XL Cuataf- know. And dc ws i-jvt 'iz~" a* uckcbi are avails bie.-- f TH 5 Michigan State News POCKET Bend lHllr by MSI"* 21.00# Students and Faculty tltrhigan State New# I* published bv students without direct faculty sum li is not Use official voter of the university or of the student hi > seeking to serve the ln-st interests of txith. stands ready i n.» n eve nlikh u'oiim ilri\« a wedge between the two. whether it ii wii'.m tin- univeisitv or fiom out-lde Member of the Associated hi n,i,i D.nly Press. Intercollegiate Press A-souaUon and Associated Educalion Does More ampus (Classifieds Than Jets, Missiles professional decree in edneafion. and less than 10 who hate had an> professional I raining in education. Today there is a normal school operating there, and elenten* CLASSIFIED RATES HOUSING REAL ESTATE lary schools are l»ein« set up in many parts minimum 15 words OKKMOS (NEAR DOWN of the country. town). Excellent, new three b. ♦ The American universities, it should lie t dvy .... 60c foom homo Beautiful oak flim-. noted, generally work in cooperation with, a ?dty« $1.00 3 ctayS APPROVED ROOMS FOR ALL full basement, gnraee Ur>u, • foreign educational institution, or a mini- $1.30 MEN AND WOMfN OVER 74 §15.000. Phone Decker Rr.!:, 4 days $1.50 try of a foreign government. They send 55 per week {double); 57 (tinglt). ED 2-5098 or ED 7-0421 members of their own faculties abroad, and 5 days $1.65 la'ge. weMurnidied 4""! roomt. Free GROSS PECK I1II.I.S THRFF ! bring faculty members from foreign insti¬ ADDITIONAL CHARGES phone and TV. Walking dnUnee to all room ranch I1* baths, cur clavvrl. Take over G I. mortgage p; tutions to their own campuses. for each ward over 15 . IV 9-4880. There are today some 000 Americans 4c per day EAST LANSING (NEAR abroad tinder these university contracts, billing charge 15c College Road Attractive three i iM.in i unci-, home Paneled live , ami some .'»<>() foreigners studying in thi> srartan hall dining L, stone fireula. e tui EAST LANSING'S REST rhen. paneled nook. 1- •• country under their provisions. t-.itu full basement Large AUTOMOTIVE ROOMING HOUSE lot. two cai garage Large !»•.! \ ft far better «»r worse-—nnd only the In many countries there are a series of clo-ets See open house Sutut.n bv apnoin'Me. Soviet- 'would -;iv tor worse—the United university contracts in operation, and sev¬ nme a XI |im. oi Suburban Builder- IV eral institutions may be involved For ex¬ State-. thioiL.h Vmeritan universities, is UNIVERSITY HOUSE 254 Center -pleading ctheation. medical and engineer¬ ample. in India there are nine such opera¬ tic? N. MI Real enti ,iiu» Summer or L\ni- SERVICE approved room* tion- in progre-- involving the Fniver-ity rrsitv ing -hi!!-, improved agricultural practices, ration »i?h of Illinois, llensselaer Polytechnic Institute, PORCH GLIDER PLASTIC l> m »»» TARE YOUR 8REAR and belter public admini-tration through¬ Ninrrrrh. Phone CD 2-32.VI nmt out the world. Under the supervision of the Pniver-ity of Wisconsin, the University Il.il and Pauline Olmxteatl IlKNT WORKERS FURNISH SCHITLT IIA1SF IIOUSF t .clrr of Tennessee. Ohio State University and Two du. r ( •• i l. '. 'v turn- 14 \ (International ( oopetation Adminis¬ and fimilv 25 i-hed f.xil Air broke*. .nit.nua'i. »• Afr-cond't'oxecl Spudnu! Skop the Kansas State College of Agriculture and U-H'» tration) thi-ycai .*» I American universities Editor's Note: The above I cut. SleeiM font Put lei field II-'II f.fcd H ■<•(». t»v ; ("..*< W 'v r- - . and tejhnoat in-titotions are carrying out Applied Science. In Iran there are f>; in loiter was sent to Ihr 111' as .i _ GUfl s FVRXTSHFD AP ART -j '-l. rr fk# be t cpWee • - Paki-tan. i'»: in Thailand. 5; in Turkey. "attention students; buy VF'NT (• r wiiriner. t-.ll Parkins THE SRUDNUT shop 77? M A s| contract- in :{s countries in a program re-tilt of their nillfftinn drive your diamond* wholesale S carat FT) 2-27H2 bet wee Indonesia, the Philippine.-, each 1: .*i in for Nephrosis funds and ' j rural Perlre si.-neg «t $350 co-ting something under SJ'».OU().oou per rur.it Queen Jeweler*. 1U N R ADIOS "PHONOGR Vt'll- Formosa Washington tf FI« Rutuld. guaranteed I i example. Oklahoma AX M has helped these university contracts go into such Monks Radio Shun. 911-B W FD 2 .1.145 out of the way places as Uganda, hen*a, Interprelin" Lone TYPING. All. KINDS d- home Reasonable, aeeur.de 1 ihejia. and Ulna. Even such educationally form Phone FD 7-701T ndt ancrtl countries as Italy and France have l( tion. \ financed university contracts in opera¬ (lonjziTss HOUSING FOR Bi,,..- (.,11 | low TV nielxn# Phone AND rate to IV 7-55511 RADIO student.- Company. 3022._F service TV V < * ln»m Viet nan -, recent I w v ho-e President Vgo Dinh vi-ited the United States, Aszain Kvos o,n " - MOVING* CONTACT AVFR1C * N Red Ball Free estimate* J. w r,i.- :f You will nrvtfit with our -, i ! nerformani e Phone IV 5 V*. : •» university contract, thanks v>> participate- in a lareelv to Pit {.lent Ngo who in his exile •Vm.VM* CONVENIENT SHOPPING BOPRS 2>ri open nine a m -nine r v > '■ * «I;iv ■ in the United State- wa- ;.t Michiean Mondav - Saturday Si»e.-tti|iT!rc n ship- ftoe diamond* and better St;.t• • Fniversitv acting a- consultant to \ , ; Term* to suit Try our complete the Governmental liesearch Pureaii there. Associated Press Ni pr.v- V'lt* department William I! Tb.--- -- 2»>i | aon. Jeweler Frandor Shopiwng . > - IV 5-071«» tf Alter becoming President, one of bis first ter. act- wa- to ask Michigan State University bed- MOVING* CONTACT FOR fr**j*. Xioi c ttmate on our fatnnus wife apt ' ••X to help develop a public administration pro¬ Nor»h American Van t.i- • « STUN h:i- fitudb made t »m grade it «ernre — IV 4-IR21 tf will operate in the • •lUC'itii « ».f l'.« rke\ Hull gram and in-1 state for Vietnam. Tutiav FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR When piv vlm Parking TYPING DONE TN me home Term June U>. 17 and IS Uelweeu I.' ■:,,u an I p.m. there ate '.M«7 enrollees in that school pro- a i>. ' r *iimni«»r n-:»r auera. theme* the«e* Rea«e- ,t > - FD 2-?7ft2 M»frn ««v<>n- •tea Phone ED 2-R72R after I? tf It has been a long hard hat tie but STUN* pram. An evening srh-H-l. openoj a Vear A Units'* oifwxv ,r,. p n. 2"9 ago .lanuarv. became an overnight success. MVtrC PON DANCING Smt'A- b::- filially made the grade If you don't THREE MALE in STUDENTS furnuhed hou«e. to J»rkm«n P*nd Phone Pto W*«t know what sTI N U we Can't blame you ~~ Fiffeen hundred \'ietname-e applietl for en¬ umn-er term Phone FD- Shaw of FD 2-5077 tf STUN Il-ed to t»e located vvbefe Hilly the trance. only f»5n could he t*nmll«nl. EMPLOyMENT ?ng AiF.N STUDENTS SIVC.i F ROOMS FOR SUMMER «tudenta Sometimes these university contracts are campus jtolicc and n few chetri students r.-.m for iiimmw w t'< »■<«• k"tg §5 Pi-k.'.g 525 Albert Phone FD- knew. made with an area of the world, not a rnun- The chief \* Mtu - •* v V 121 Center ED 1-5454 2>t 2-llSi 2(X» terr f»» > F*i < I- DISCOUNT ON GAS »n all Ru*- Areor.ling to scouts sent out bv the State try. Thus Harvard University participates nc\ Cener il Br v ' ■ tern At). I >r »n PIXK-K FROM BERK FY T'.* I ARGF COOL ROOMS f«r men sell'a Pure Oil Station Arr-xo h m Irnl n»m.rtii"Uv i«r ni.m 2T« vear* n an aotirovi-d rtirnished anarlmri *tuitent* Summer term onlv Re- in public health program for all Latin wmniciKtfd. on t>e',. ! <.>! fit* nh.« tart Dirk. FD 2-O.VXt 2 narking Contact Mr. Goabel. FD- Ind. and getting more bu-iness from Notre America: the University of Wisconsin, a nlm Salarv .mr! rommlMtnn Live 1-itI7« 209 WATCH. CLOCK AND feme:-, -r- amendment emjvovvcring. iue in tj»n*ine, b"ie nirbt* Write PO UNIVERSITY APPROVED ROOMS nntrtnc All work fuarantw-1 I lame students than MSU students, but land problems survey covering the Near Cabinet !•» deceit1 wl en. the B«»x MI«, South ta»n*ing PO An¬ lit new home Private entra'<» court F WITH TFFN are hov Thornpaon Jeweler, 222 MAC O# East. South Asia, and Africa: Teachers nex 2°"' parking available, tile *hou»-rs TV dr»:re unfurnished, single house those davs are gone forever uo hope vice president should take over. Reduced summer rates FD 2-1)22 pTrfrr Olremos or suburban are* Toilette of Columbia University, an educa¬ As tt Aland* now. the t on*Ii- ft" W 11 eonstjler Fast Lanam*. Phone SI I \ ha- been gaining in si/e and repu¬ intlm aiithwrtfes the vice iwr-s- FD 2-1511. extension 21«t TRANSPORTATION tion program for laitin America, the Near term tation very rapidly over the la-t year and Idenl to take n*er in ca*e of ROOMS FOR Kitchen privilege* pnrkine. MF.N summer TV 1' APPROVED DOUB1 V SINGLE intefes4mra( rtngahfjabon »"H RIDERS WANTED TO O- sold ll.tfls of U»ok- at the start of winter East, South Asia and Africa. "ffmavil" of the Pre-Ment. or L*'-e bloeks from Betkev 140 Rasli'U rooms for men For summer, fall Leaving June 2R. Contact Ju ♦rain tevr-a! *k.*»p yeuno rotleae iti»- FD 2-0244 20M M7 W Grand River. F.ist Lansing term. For roughly $2&,0D0,000 a year the of his "death resignation or in- 2-WM9 dfst* fr.' fate»e«t;"e rummer of pubf« TflREF FURNISHED ROOMS Pn- STUN suggests yon price your btwik at United State- i* providing via this univer¬ ahihtv . . ." Failure of the v.te entrance cooking taell"i.— R1DFRS WANTED TO New sity technical cooperation program just the clause to specif* an*' authorilv coelact Ko-l No eipe'fnre pefr«i«rv parking. Quiet location Available LOST and FOUND Cttv meal. I ravine June Ray. 15 a»'e- ED 2-2241. riwcr about f.a percent of what it cost you. as foe determininc disahilit* h*s after June JO Phone IV 2-22H2 2»W 'this gives ya.'i a hie her price than the lnH»k kind of outside help that so many countries but *ou mj student* teacher* Cooking rhologv iournnl from Short Com Cisco or law Angeles Ie.iv.cg it is invaluable: and there is reason to be¬ laroe c»t>et is d*n a>r* fci lieve that its fruits will far outlast the more Sumo people have exmesor-rl me* for in4e»vie« wnte or •>»«: UVST — Tit ETA XI fraternity oh RIDF WANTED TO Flort l. J stores can afford with their paid labor. MF.N APPROVED BOUSING Hum¬ Dl M inscribed on h.u-k Con 1 a. 19 leave .iDer four Will *h -rr ' dramatic and costly military help that the fear that some v ec pr • l< *g mer term Quiet three 11 k< frnn Denni* Masoie. FD 2-2649 2> With a central locution and efficient b. j. met7gck Un on Double *4 .'*» Smgle «• pense* Contact Kav. 3'2 s- rrnght l ike advantage of -o b FD ?-u«* with Between URGENTLY WANTED these same countries. PftSONNFl MANAGFR name RIDERS dents a considerable amount of cold c«»oI- APPROVED ROOMS FOR men W'>odmere nnd Cherr% lane Mir* New York. June 9. Phone ED 2--U —•Christian Science Monitor tied housing Reward Phone ED¬ bei r buy ing cash. proxsdt:*nr\ 341 HOUSfMAN IUUDING Summer fall Parking, garage One IT- aw 3»vi Bop Kr.vintr ff?-N Y bt.ck from rampua XI2 Grove FD- RIDFRS TO BUFFALO New V GRAND BAUDS, MICHIGAN 2-77iTa 2»*» tOST PHI KAPPA Phi ta>i.vmg June 19 3 30 pm (• dibx-) a bill providing f RW MSU 1957 Contact T-r.3 Bill 214 F Michigan Second 1 tu*n of ROOMS FOR MEN Summer term Crossword Puzzle .! co min its j on, no apartment. Onpnsite Be.il F ' • r>t eftgrcd cvgi *5 u-eekt*.- Priva'e baths full-hwe i«f the vicv pTpsidrot ADf nrt*i|e»es including TV T'rnta X! ia) and legtvlaUvo rnpr #boy» M dry. Fratermtv »1 MAC FD 2-2249 20. PERSONAL RIDERS WANTED TO P' ACROSik 3n F.x;« rt lives, (o dcodc with the ohia Camden Leaving June • ACROSS FROM PFRNFY Sum ANN WOODRUFF JAN SinF- Contact Pick. FD 2-W4 4 * 1 Lvru- Sl.S4-4.lT m**dical advinv when •> IS VFtR-OlD girl want* sum¬ mer term Accomoditi««n* f-»r f;v BAMFR CARi»I. CONFER Dressed 32 Broad emnlovment Prrfer day work or *ik men laving room TV « RIDFRS WANTED TO N.-■ 5 - 4 r.Rirx iiri MFT rxrrrnvE dent borotnes disable^ mer week I v Contact Kent. FD 2-WtHH 2n come to the State New* Office fnt Ma*iuchuaetta. Connecticut ' ** * X VArielv of street, abhr. rtii'Nfii, when he i1- able to tr-i, Phi me FD 2- VW5 two tickets to the Cre*t Drive-In t- * < halredony 83 Subtraried APPROVED MODERN DOUBIF1- Thcrxlav, June 13 Al. IV 4-3^ J h 3R p m 33 t*nt«nv Ai**e*m«htlr»ned 12 (ir<'W 35 Name for '■•r summer «rtu>c.| ALASKA BOUND* SHARP * '* r.Rirx tin Mi T -lower* parking M B42 Soartan 13, Military Attn :.a ED a-1913 2SX. >ng exr»en*e« thin A"1 • assistant 3f« fa ten ? p m .15 rtbon t ank* Anchorage Conta t r' - , ATTfNTlON STUDENTS STUDENTS ITU- STUN *rii ymir 140 F Eha.v 2 14 Entreat xocurt !y I Ml ix board toirxa- 451 VAC ROOM kitchen One . brw«k* nnd save Rcrkm II ill con¬ 15 Watch 37 Seine Ml xt roMMITTir R*««t a TV irt wttk option course June IS 17, l« l? IkM no pm RIDE WANTED TO ? ' carpfuilv 38 State fxvj- lo bvy. Smaft weekly rental 2C9 Chicago Height* Aftern'« . T f. Unlnn Board Roorf.. THRFE ROOM FURNISHED n tn Contact Caroline 357 W * ' ' Solution of Veatgrday'* Pu«ia S1TDINT ORGAXIEATIOXS meet M.rrned nu-nle B.-w' t nt ED 2-3MX J7 Pales? ne 4' )nt» nd 94UNTI TV drti'Kini US month EI> 2-4-VH REAL ESTATE soajHd t 42. Outer C CII'XC II. RIDFRS WANTED TO N«'» v '* DOWN 9 Electric lit CAST KAIAMAJOO 1ft Anchor li-ht* h 30 Jim, 4t I'r.ion ROOM FOR THRFF bov* Only Citv leaving Mondas J"" 1 Have debt* STATE COU-EGE. PENNSYLVAN¬ . tai 45 So may it be RHONE IV 4-B4A0 hill in h«ivisc Available f.*r iuni- Contact Set. FD 7-W39 between •- x - 10. Infi equcnt ( Iirdtiw srirxc t IA -hx-room home Fxcellent kv 7 *» 2 Period of i*er. f.%11 C»k>J cumfortablg rc»»m n m 20 Wa-.li.-d 45 Da!lv 1L Stain.-d ORCi AXI/.ATlOX *r» ration ReaMinable pru-e. terir.s lifthti.v 4x Weed light 19. Ptn r GyJit s ADD1NG MACHINES TYPEWRIT¬ BP 7-9794 Ph«>ne FD 2-4953. evening* RIDFRS WANTED TACOM V 7 15 p ;n„ IWpiiw Chu«\ h about p-rr rental 22. Kxtite 40 Look after 3. Carried out mother ER rental* A*k ROOMMATE WANTED FOR sum¬ Wanhington: Portland Oregon _ a** Chaj**J purchase plan. Pnoce IV 5-1319. F nur furnished FAST LANSING «34 Evergreen leave June 19 Contact L Mdii> 7 24 Thrust w ilh 60 East north- 4. Social sect 21 Cake Kimball Office Machine*, Ut W mer term rr»r.rn Ch«.ii-e corner location Wooded lot Butterfteld ' foot east apartment TV Ht-Fi telentmne 115-A 1 f rosier ,Sbi*w*««ce We deliver tf One block from Union. Private en¬ Five mom burgalov*. fireplace, full 5. Is situated 25 Grafted: 51 Charity 22 Peruse A survey anuuig l* S stcv!- trance ED 1-SK& a* basement, attached garage Owner RIDFRS W»NTrn Tn 6. Si^fl drink Co-Kit hi I diinri *.r acre* Six miles from E**t Ijin- 26 Hint Contact Walt. ED 2-4749 or *tng. Owner leaving state. FD ?-?**« WFSTINGHOl'KF ELECTRIC RE¬ rampu* 209 27 Gifted FRIGERATOR Apartment n»e s pt- Rav Rjrtek. ■ ED 2-2*41 2«to WANTED 2K At any time 29. Faculty head 31. Mark of a Michigan State News abie Verv 2-»°3S t«»r fio barrack* SOFA U.F.D AV» Davbed 515 Rug <»r hJ rvitihlioo 540 Phone FD- apartment. *"*» ROOMS campus FOR MFJf. $5 i«#r One block to week. 235 Ann Street 2TO FA«T district room room LANSING lorre kg bungalow. Full basement BAILEY with two bed¬ Separate Rrbool dining Price tin (Put MANS BICYCLE turn Phone ED *-et neigbho-- ho.M. private bath $4.50 . r. 50 Realty Company. Realtors 2IW 27 I Luzon MUST SELL 2f» watt HI-FI »mt>- Phone ED 2-30W* 2:«t native tifier pre-amplifier Aristocrat with HA1T ACRF IJ7T Ideal f »r uni- HIGH 32 37. Transmit* SP-13II RJ with eight mch Dif- "hAXT AIR - CONDITIONED *-er*itv peromnel Five minute* from Many tree*. Term*. FD- fusinme FD 7-7070 after 5 30 p m APARTMENT to sublet June 18- camrni* ___ 38. Recorded proceedings : MM«-l,-riil»f 5;w September 15. Contact J Keiiv, IV- 'i-2-AVi or ED 2-1511. extension 2«'»i READERSHIP 2V*> 39. Colt City Rdtioe Sella Tro.it NleM Rpofts rOHnr* Msrv Buff. NORGF RFFRIGFRATOR EX- 40. Agricultural establish- Ftfitortal Face Ray Fterre Editor* Fat *ntft John xtRe. Vanden Need*. Mik* Fre- Bive Roger*. BiU Reoach. CELLENT condUMin *u> Phone ED- 7-9541 after TKufulav Must sell A FPRO\*ED SUMMFB VACAN¬ LOW Usee Barreli June 17 309 CIES for men gtudents Three blocks ™ r ment •norta R«ttor Fete Walter* hv from Union No parking or kitchen Fntrayer Rnrer Tb«»mp*en •'M & 41. Repair Women's Mllnr Andrea Midintrdi Nlebt KAMsra Urry WroblewsRi. Advertising Director HosiH ~1 State News Offtf Manager Beg tmnn* ^3 111 47. Evergreea Ire# Your Kry to the Campos . •nrmoAN state news June 11. ins: hri ThrH Final Examination Schedule for Spring, 1957 State to Renew Large The last day of classes for SprfiiK Tci m In All examinations will be given b> tl.e (.. lowing The Ii.ne of the examination of It-v- i Wednesday. June 12 1057 six ..Urge courses can he lound In- day schedule low .»<< TUing h» the ruiine nuinhei ; Hie i>artlcular Basic curie Kx- a i inj' 'I looms for Basic courses u it he announced by the inslrui tor. Summer Conferences . Rci. ill Fti . June 14. I» »2 11 ir 231 Mon .Tune 17, 10-12 ■ . 112 ft. . June 1 f 3 3»»-« »' Mon . June 17 3 3i! 11.1 Fn . June 14. to-IS 2.1.1 \l.■ i . Jure 17. 10-12 I I ^.it . June 15. 10-1 If 2U Tucs June 18. lu-12 iKg S..I. June 15. 3 .10-.• Do 242 Tucs . June 1« 3 3h-5 3r 1 H.'t Sjt , June 10. 10-12 24.1 Tues . June 13. 10-12 The I" . of examinations in *ci U..ns •'her thai. Tiaslv College I* tie- Kvllopp! Plans !\ the days and the lime " l,*s* is scheduled during the . tennincd Fsaiiiinalion* Will be given In "> • > ie class rooms ir- assigned ( -r Terrorist li-r ; ilj iM'i'tims duinx the tern; All indents, instructors and room. Mhnluirt will tie automatically tint for 5,340 he given chin k the schedule to nice when vour ex.nnin.in." A iron letI MORNING 1'LASSF.S AFTERNOON CLASSES This Month Your It v..HI At .thy II i*x itii i At any of Your exam .hi- tlH'SP tnnr A time date is "it— hi-tit* d tl»> is ... Michigan State will continue live up to its title as having Decision Mttf MTfhF MTWT..F B-lfl H-» :o> a 30-10 Monday June 17 7-0 p m. MWK MTTliF rw 1 F 1-2 Tht)rml Jun#' 1 311-3 3» 13 iv .... Nation's ttifipest Resident .Monday Thuitd,. v nrotvnee Program" during Kn.tiiIuiii June 8-10 17 TTh 1-2 J u rip 1,1 . 7-1 pin .. summer. This month at IVmliii^ It.'vi.'K Monda v VWF 1 >! F 2-3 2-» End.-iv June 11 ... Hogg an estimated 5,340 will MM K June 17 M I VV'ThF 2-3 111 8-10 M rtliF vnd workshops, institutes and w ash i s'r.TOXi.ri— MTWTl.F I 30-3 30 2 30-4 miliars. 2-3 EHd.iy Conferences will also be held Caryl Chessman.' who has Tuesday TTl' 2-1 C -1 .in June 1 ;i(»-3 30 11 June 18 several dorms, the Union lx»en fightiny off death in 8-10 2 .10-4 I Gull Lake. These are only a San Qtientin's jras chamber Tuesday MWF Sa'tnftav . of the meetings scheduled: for nine years, Monday won Jane IH \: 1 PF 3 1 J tint? 15 1 30-3 30 Ml'tt TliF 8-lU Michigan Mental lloopital In¬ still another lease on life stitute Mental hospital supciv Wednesday Snlurd.iv u ndent and staff personnel from the supreme court. June l!» TTh 8-4 Jtiiip 15 8-10 1 3'»-3 Ml :! meet to discuss such topics Dividing 5-3. the court rub I Mttl 4-.. Thur-d.i\ internal communications, rr- that California must not execute Wednesday M 1'TliK »-li Jun.- 13 is management, the budget, the convicted sex terrorist who June 10 MiAv i i F i-i :m 3 ;h> 3 :u» 10-12 4 ;b>-« the hospital community. turned author in prison landing Graduation isn't alwa.vx a "time for tears." These Best Pointers celebrate their graduation from the 4 i WrslnPsfl ,A - i.»y. another review of the case. discipline of the army academy li> throwing their caps in the air. Wednesday TTh 1-li June l'» I «»od Equipment Sales C'nurs- Justice Harlan. speaking for THi 11-12 June IK 4-1 30 3 .Ml-5 30 the majority, said "we must be 1 :w»-3 30 4 :in-ii r% Tlicse include a one-week Miehikn llamamttra. teen age so in sales manegement and ?wo-week course in product Japanese girl has become the deaf to all suggestions that a valid appeal to the constitution, MM K MTThF 12-1 12-2 'Thursday June 13 Journalism ('.lass rage of her country. \ feline MTWThF 12-1 30 8-10 -cation and sales training even by a guilty man. comes t.w . cui iih June 21. come-hither look key version of the "Banana anil an off- late. 12 :io-2 12-1 __ " Thursday Set for Summer Nation Workshop in Counsel¬ Il.irt.in viid the "proponent TTh 12-2 June 13 Boat Song" have brought her 12-1 30 10-12 before the court is not the peti¬ A special course in high ing and Vocational Rehabilita- fame and fortune and an invita¬ IJJo-l - i on of the Cerebral Palsied tioner (Chessman) hut the con¬ EVENINfJ « I .ASSES school joiirn.'irfi-nn will be ofTcj - tion to appear on a television stitution of the United States." If vour class meets Van exam time A date U is) by the Jnurttnli'm depart¬ u , ,keis and workshops wi'! show here in September. Mir M ..''rr 5 pm M"H June 17. 7-0 pin Justice Douglas m a dissent¬ ment June 24 to July 5, k to increase understanding has accepted. MW or W after 5 p.m. Ki i June 14, 7-0 pin IN'hK-mlit-r—if il*« I'ImuhiiiIi— . ing opinion conmrred in by Jrs- T tfter ? pm Tues June l«. 7-0 pin Then* will !«• classes in new » t roficieney in helping the TTh <>r Tli alter 5 pin. Thur. June 13. 7-0 p ni. ;d palsied to become cm- *??.«• ("Ink. took vigor.no c\- writing. yearbook pl.irmiti Maleolni 7filk-. Inc., I'ltmnnlti rxi'libivi'lv, : No FINAL EXAMINATION MAY I IF. GIVK.N AT ANYTIME OTHl editing :ttul page makeup, a ' eeption. - . .1 Also through June 21. Topical Fluoride Conference Sn"ns«jred by the MSU de- 'Bad' Allies the Joining Harlan to constitute majority were Justices THAN THE RFGfl.AHLY SCHEDPI Fit TIMF EXPERT BY FAtTI.I N'OTF At least two of the davs and hours niust follow the In a l.v courses, at the i.'.picsf of (he dcpartiocnt regular vcrtising. lograph.v. feature wntmu. ph- fan make immediate delivery on tito-d models. • • cut of mirobiology and I'.I.h k. Frankfurter. Brennan »ri 1 pattern . c ni'ii. the lin.il examination hi- '» en m hcduled lis om- the -iiirIc Spix'j a I work will inchi > Malcolm Milks, Inc. ! i health an dthe Michigan 'h Department, this eonfer- Force Zoli Wluttaker. Chief Justice Warren t" k no part in the case hoi.i e. tu»e si-.'ion. and m some o ' m.-es sludi ni- tmn cm-nun'. . In tl.at event, the ex.. cettMR two hours a week will ' »• .'•■•.» scheduled In Ihc et ■ precedeme mrr tin- ex im.n- Ic.-tur. The r\ num i'i..n planning and piibb-.hii.g sue of the State New -, prepn- 11lls Michigan \te. will offer training in pi t - The question before the court ato.r v. hedulcd h\ the sinRl. • n it'g a complete tnimnojjraph . w.ll hue to he ill tanged between i •ta.lent .1 tt.e department Lansing and planning and To Resign whether Chessman v. .o. was av¬ new -p.i|MT . • !it;\c dental procedures f.»r leoucslmg t e special schertuli C o i' ev acinaitoli ert ievl due process of law* in dummying a yearbook .: relations and psychology ennevtion with proceeding* . : handling children. Wedne - Camptis t 'lassifietls ted Thursday concerning the acrurv \ and . ROME, oil — Abone 7..!, Michigan Osteopathic lloxpi- citied legilitv .f a tran'-cript of his Your Key to Better Values Monday he hate* fawi-Tx l!»48 trial. tut Conference — Speakers from Sell more than he wants the i..b of MSU faculty include, Harold F. iron and John Fohr, College premier. Itoiml 1'oxitiinM Oprn • nicunoss and Public Servi«« The f'.fi-T ear-old Italian sena¬ t or '."ill S/Htrlonnlr NOTICE - STUDENTS WITH CARS s Karl Thompson and Donald tor. Who on.-.. hr;,t the death ind. Schtmi i»f Hotel, Kestau- sentence of a Fascist c-urt, re¬ Interviews for positions on W> ran't bring ear 7 hour dry rlraning and ahlrt and Institutional Manago- the 1958 Sport.icHe Board of •miff to the mmpna. hut our new DRIVE-IN la signed after 22 days ;lS premier Director* will 1m-« p,.* j t'xiav because Fascist party votes gave located only a abort distance away at 3025 Fast Merl Distributors Conference him from 1-3 p in in Organizations the victory margin on t Saginaw, opposite Frandor shopping Center. Fast, < »mo hundred and fifty m.vn- vote of . onfidence in the B • according to Chuck low smiv of the National Association home of Parliament. r W i It her*, director of Spartu- convenient laundry and dry cleaning service. In at 9 SI'OIS I SM i:\u »f Steel Distributors will meet Before the Vote. Zr»li cadt — out at 4. ' said he «r this four-day conference would resign rather than remain F't.i.iv through the 17th. Highway Finance Seminar— in office Oronthi with Fascist support. is expected to begin Lansing laundry & Dry Cleaners Ph. IV 2-1535 /cl.'iit pii'keN, "'I * bhirl's, Sponsored by the MSU High* talks today to find a sm 118 F. Washtenaw rrew-necks swealshirl-., Main Offlee a \ Traffic Safety Center, this Attention appeared t.» eerilt i on Downtown Drlvo-ln 2!6 W. Washtenaw seminar will feature 15 national IuiIh, pcnnanU . Giuseppe IVlj.i, vice premier and 3825 E. Saginaw . , . rv.,erts in the field of highway E. Sag. Drtve-In foreign affairs minister in the — •• June 17, 18 7oii cabinet all witli tnur ioIois Mobile Homes Conference— Spe ikers and sessions will con- in 111.1in sic!i(. ;« n the prubU>ms of manage- sales merchandising and • thrr problems of businesses TP- pr Term dealing with mobile homes, ncrRl tjm- .tone 111-20. *>• ecaoiTiua.ac-riNftaAruikt mam io oaoti-ar at* tco cost, ui a Maoauuiibat jKVi 11 in National Institute for Orgon- iiation Management—This is the • ■cognized "school" for leaders •likivvise w ilh M.S.L. chambers of commerce and trade associations across the na- in plain sin,hi . . . s«» ton June 23-28. Irlephane Engtneertnc Man¬ ran shmv Hit* world . . . agement Conference—This con¬ ference was desired to teach Sell telephone engineers the "science ' • money." June 30-July 27. York N',.w I'tf V|. Summer Ki-Ristralion P.-4- w.m J»li« Still Available The new hoy ami girl ih'cals I hat yotnc Y our Job* are still open as student Mants for summer registra- • Any student interested is proltahi.v heard ahout . . . ».i-d to contact Mrs. Murray, * Ad Bldg. and many others . . , New V rn pom! (• ('VST Text SI MMIJMIMi: HI.Mll.Nf; Si For a ehanun . . . read e X j1 Tha »lMk «w« CfKvo»w-«nd Oiowoiat tot AJr CflutortlWa Books Komelhint? of YCM II ehoowin;r. Cheek hound 2o 1 paper our hook room fur the lirirest For > "hH'.tf ■ r select ion of paper hound «! Jwcc ,n W o! M.t ' • JHnflS read in if this side of Every Chevy is a Corvette at heart! i Waxnhult hee. L * - - u More ATLASKS AM) MAI'S to-the-nad oaeurity that derive (mm § ...m—inTTjChiiilil ■ Corrttu'i (port* car m«iag. he our opaioa building America's I'inil out «liere Waxahalchee only true sports car. Cash | falcUlm mfiilnMM, it* Take thia amy and Chevy would Is. ■till be ahead of the field in ultra- CUKVHOLtr I—ayilor mjIMu iw4akilh efficient engine design, in velvet In plain bet. a Chcvr 4m ihw you ride and solidity of construction. in Uytm®, m to MO# • an na baana pa don't pet in But yoa can't separate that Cor¬ MOM PEOPLE DRIVE Alteon gl kgtd nuflwl lytmpt— vette foaling Irani any Chevrolet- CHEVROLET* THAN ANT " ***** ere in br«d (•iocttew odarcan. It'i tha boik-in aubiKtr. • o'sokMOwiiaiMMO Mod- it's Isidl m. Try one and aeel OTHER CAR ' f*f» —• kMNbfwl fek to ■ Ml **yl«y this ^QampusJ^ook §tore 1£«t Qys.Z Lw Imms Sea Your Local Authorized Chevrolet Dealer. tt-* et>2 mis " ' '«♦»» £ Si HIS .iwi rW. " r . ; * . . si&t ^.; Wings Make Trade, ■tmtnAN mni news rur Fm •Innr II. ISM Bucyk for Sawchult YOU (AN TAKE MSU WITH YOU! Hflll. 25, finished the sea several "feelers on a4he r BOSTON Goalie Terry the league's second-rank — UUr%. Inelnding offers for Hall. as Sawrhuk, who quit tho Boston We have the bait now .' he . goal-tender behind ,T a r q i . Bruins and was suspended in said, ano we'll wait to hear Plante. goalie for the Stan - • mid-season last January, Mon¬ from the other eh** " Cup champion Montreal Cr*- day was sent back to the IV- When Sawchuk announced diens. his "retirement." he was lead¬ troit Red Wings with whom he Adams said Sawvhuk aires , ing go*he ir. the league and wa* his National Hockey lias agreed to terms for r \\ v ilon*| uu-an lilt-rolls Iml vc ilo nir.ni vou ran lakr sonir of M?»l "» spirit anil glamor limitr for tin- started league career sehvted to the first team during the seaaon * .flrrt- All-Sbr 1957-58 campaign h-» asked the Bruins' permis- Adam* u saralion. SlIFI'tllD'S m-oinnirmls licit you rlirrk your prrsrnt footwear situation . . . ran it last The 27-y ear-old Saw a huk. ob¬ tained by the Bruins in a nutc- haif balloting to talk with Sawchuk in \p After getting assurance tlirouglioul your lui»y »uininrrlimr artivitirsT — p;a>er deal with the Wings two Sawchuk was in good phv*;. years ago, went ts> Johnny Bucyk. a 22 year-old Dot nut f"' Robinson, condition. he began working W •• all know. Iioinrlowu «tylr» arrn'l always tlir lalrst. 1 liry trml to lag lu-liiiul our fas|-inoving, left winger, and a ''.substantial the trade. ra>ual. yrt ili«tinrtin- M>l look. amount of cash." Sawchuk, who won the Ve- Rasilio Fight 7/ ««■» Trophy three times for al¬ zina PmjktstMl wrllnli-si-rvial saratioll. why ilon t you slop-in Sllkl'AKM ^ t ainpus jm lowing the fewest goals while Ilrforr sou Iran- for that with Detroit, quit the Brums storr ami srlrrl a footwrar warilrohr that you ran hr suri' will hr right for all your ni-nl- , . . In¬ because of what he called shat¬ tered nerves n. * rifH.AnFl.nnA vP- Attar- s.c ' ..; Rove, a Philadel¬ itios srhool honir—work or plas . . • SIIKPABD'S Irails tin- way in footwrar fashions. In fart, A month earlier, he had been Councilman. said iooi\m:\k or is oik ih sinks*: hospita liird for treatment of in¬ fectious mononurleosl*—a blood which affect* phia O'.v that Sugar Ray Robin¬ son is .-.vr.-.mg here to talk ever im stream disease a p..»p»>s«v: Rohmson-Carmen AMF.MCAN l.F.AOt 1 gland* and ean*e* a 1o*» of en- Basi".:-» Middle f eight champion¬ 5V Ir Pet f. erg 5. ship right f.f tho city in Sep¬ In .14 games with the Brums, tember Chicago 32 13 fftl he allowed 81 goals for 2 38 av¬ R.>e a-, e-nbra • fight promot¬ New York 28 21 .571 erage per cvmtest er. has offered n^tn-o.i s2ihV ItFTROIT j« 24 ,32ft * Bucyk scored 10 goal* and f><>9 ..g,-,;'-st 47 vj , cr »-ent of the added 11 assists ir. 88 games foi television, 25 23 .521 * (•in rlassir saihllc» arr not asailahlr anywhrrr in as ahuiul- the Wings last season. net root ion c ". n. 'lid. Ik pN'tor."-* and other re¬ Cleveland ttailon 28 23 .51 n * In Detroit, it was expected ceipt? v fight n Ph tedtlptiia Baltimore 22 27 44*» 11 that the Rod Wings, who now said hr received ant a srh-rtion as thry arr right lirrr at your 'liomr away from have twx» goalies, will announce a The allotne* telegram from Xo!nn«nn Men- Kan*a* fity 21 2ft 4?ft 1? before the stimmet s end a da* which *aid 15 a*hington 18 33 ,34ft IT honir.* In all sour fasorilr roniliinations. -till onls ll.'f.s. trade that wi.i vend g»»alie v.. . off, ■ f.u a R vS-ns.MT- SI ON DAY S RESt'tt* Glenn Hall to anothet team. fight ■ Philadelphia un- DETROIT »• > e* 5o»V n.>*fon II. k*n*a* I'll* 4 TOD AY S ft AMI' * * hlark anil wliilr—rnl solrs linvmn *1 (iMflinA iM » «I SI v* Tomsneb (I -I I ■ \r» A orb at I'htraiA (M *s. * WiNon (S-J) Mark anil wliilr—hlk solrs if.11 ** Daltimorf At DETROIT (N: .» > (4-.M * * Horft (l-Jl W»»h or Abernafhx ii l.arirr <4-41 . . * hrown anil wliilr—plain V%T10\AI. ttAfil I W I.^M i.R * Another MSI first! This hlark anil whili—"huhhlrs"' Cincinnati 31 2ft fift* tB 1ft .5ft* I wr all know, firry anil BALFOUR'S Philadelphia Brook I* n ?ft .51.1 11 Milw ankrr 2« -Ml t Frmlrmity — Sororilv Jrtrrlry Hlark saihllrs niailr thrir Si. l oin* 21 .553 1 • (lift* \>w York H 3ft' tl • SUttmrrr • MHih I'itisbnrgh s; 317 I; • Nnretllr*
  • uI right lure in Fast • • A w « rti- C hirago 2ft 3*ft ti Tr«FMn • PuMlm • KaltwML MOABAVI RESttTs I.anning at Michigan Piuxhurch V rinelnnalt 2 11mm *r Writ* Mil*iiibee 1. Brooklyn I arss ri'sh Stair. For inrn or wonirn. lis TODAA 'S ft YMF* "Your Balfour M«n" fhlea*« «l Sir* ted lf-l> i* fiooier it-»i t\t — h* aI Brooklxn u FKFKM\N ami SANDD.K Am Arhor Star* 1 .*21 S. I ni»rr*it» Mil* Auk re (?-l> ** Craig (?-?! - NOraudy S-17M Aim Arkar. Mirk. SI I out* at PtiilAgelpNta (N Dirkvon *« Slmoiom d OF BOSTON. Mni: 13.05. Women: * grrs anil hlark * * ramrl anil srlf-nailillr all grrs We J 4e * :f§. rust anil ilirty bark si¬ Pay * shag with 'ripple Holes' ft • j . V V A fains as (lassie! Thrir reputation horn in Hlinosphrrr of MsF. thrsr Basshorrs or Jark Purcell* will the rrlaxnl CA$H carry soil through the entire siimmrr season . . . tennis or h> gulf. , . party or play . . . B. I'. tifNtltKlf.il 1*1 (ansa« Fool' For wear costs so little for surh sersatilits : .A.'f.i to & CHARGE IT WITH VOI R STUDENT IB! • Your Ye*. SlIF.PARIt'S is still offering it* charge *rrx. 3 of 300 irr to you upon presentation of your student ID rani, ( hargr any purchase you may make here Used at MSI anil SllKPAKH'S will gladly hill vou at home, 'lake thirty day* to pas . . , mail the lial- tire from home. Textbooks opes roth Till RS. EVES. of exam keek 326 Smmlh M mkinflon in Lmring and 319 Etui Grand Hirer nt Michigan SimIr u«HON BOOR STORE * l/)\V COST ... IM CAMPUS CLASStriBDS . , Bengals Bomb Bombers, 9-4 MSI'". Hi-lighls Railing Club finished HIGH RF.ADF.RSHIPS Maxwell s»SN«nd in the I VUo.t Ho it S por tuvil.it Hc,p»»p, ,m tbe Detroit Hon Sunday bP (olleets Meht * ports Mll«f — *«•'»« Vsnitrn llicitr Person* * hay>ng * * cuuipnvent MONEY WISE ■HI ch.sk.-i .ut ..t ih. IM dc MICIItOAN lit %TF Mini 2 Homers I'acr Five O , • It by ;» P-- Ustav fK June II. 19.17 - . '' i t, wr! I), tnM I up at . # * * \ ,1 139 and Frank I €»:titi<« to* .o ! i.uuv .'InI W in of Season ;»r\ Gil Hodges, Musial 'h'fii IM 11 -•»*(•.: -.I'V id,i;,! »t • > p ,' Vnn t H'if'.atfSi vi EAST LANSNM nt'TKOTT t'F) Fbnrtir LAUNDRY i' wvi'll bit two ,»|w and A1 Knlihe and pmlii'inu* Bailie for Lead r v e IM Results 227 u.\.r. Kuonn added round M M > ()KK < Fi AVill <«il Stan Mu-ia! i!rav\ firiT'itli named t<» the Die tit ■. !'jM'i's ns home runs ae- tbe tin mi votes for tho Major I enrue All Star ratre anion- Trou«i'r« •l."r • siiliatl Mas Uosco t»i , . mted for nil but one of the Nat i.dial Fnairuo first basemen " all St.,I- x Is Michlsan s*.,|p Hr<*l base IM Schedule Shirts 2.-,,- \' roit Tijror runs Monday Tbe-e two have turned In mi^tantllnir jnMformance - and mm H ix is yya« one n' « inr'i 9 1 triumph over the as tbe 19.'»T e.amjiaijrn aiM»ro:ic' «• ibe one thinl maiU. tb.« x 1. 'uv Hubs' top hittrts during * yI t • It moot • the p ,s| sr nun, Vi.ollu r |,.»t \. x, York Y tinkers. are u:o-ittg < spiriteit eomjto- x. *>• ,*. 1 NO, y, n , Wii-Ii »* llry I vii n mied to the te on x« ,* • k Lin a! • hough 1 . M iivllc. five Triple t'" t it ion fup tin '»• oimiil's* l»at - ■ ifi It,-I \t 1 lire I lice, besides • , 19 .,r ♦! N.' A \ \\ AU » « help 4'\ « r tine lead.- h pm ,«l i'P'Mi took "V* ' spot till!', i till' ptu* firittini: ,x ; I ••:•*?« \ -h., J I eon -hip Fiil.1,',1 11VII,. -•« .rnit.i:*. picked up h •• in... 1.1 x i. li 'dva -, 3:'. moved ni.ii lireuifs ben... i > I rrace ch»nted nine home tun* • vtd-H * since .Max 5 and the v c\« nth place in fed \^ »:h 14, 11c cs-.M)c«i tin cc to «iyr him tlie distill, t of thud success in the torn up i• • Wtsk- His pacosetlitui v\cck Ho* Si, -u W.i .lu liiMii more homers than my ti ics t' .p drew 120 37.' i.iiMc- ■ * 'Us'. icpiTscntnu' a ton coitinuc'. '•> c' tbe I other nl txci under the direc.t! »n p..ns to lU ictts St.uMtim. .ix'c* - . i- poic.f -.M.n till collected 13 in i uu> battx"xi in w it !i Id of t o,, I, Koli* si,,, .' |,e took "u* Tiger* had lh hits ol'f i;o in Pines at bat. dv. \ c in fi'in Dins, hut i '« oyer the reins a* mentoi link , \Vu York pitch.•> v st.u* • Muslal. 3U and a six time hal¬ !. • ,v Vic WeH • km* k. in P'M Named to the second p. h Turlry and hi* su. •- - Dr l.at*r*i and H dph ting i hamp with the St. I ntii* !> i-.oy e into ., ch iPcncmc. - team were pitcher Ron t'err, and f.ve of them were Cards, is in second ni n e v* Ith w ith :'•> noski and second hormin Hank Aaron ol Milw.iukr, Frank I*tiain.ira Doth ire ion perlormance , xtr.i lxi*e* Nr« York Yankee riteher Tom Sturdivanl ilT>. weulne hat. S lie hi*! one point, Imd* a righl to the eye of Detroit lieers tir*t hurmin ll.iy lloone p-e i i* a clesp one with the National l.cauuc - !',.••• ••• lors and x% i 11 rebttti next a ear Maxwell ifrmr In fixe runs v. c mi'v :tv p.vin' sepavatiiui the leader w ith 1 a w hile Mn- m! to tnitsli-r xp,n.,„ hones of » with his 9th and ffith home runs, hrtween the mound and !he-H lie in third inning of game at Detroit h dine'* Mew. only h>* third S'ind.«* ftoene rushed to mound, charginc Slurdivant tited to bran p -1 |i» h. Ts-mcn Dick Gf.it of the most RIH s. I.. hicli finish in the Dig l»» rue lv>mer of the season, followed A liim. Iloih yiere elected after a rmcr.it melee «»f placet* front hoth Pittsburgh sidelined with .» »\ih Innln* single bj Ka« benches. si rained .ankle, is third with Spe, .Ix, rltlng 9x I'w, ■ d by D,v Fon- Poone Kitenti added a xolo blast AIU" Fci'loy * *'«» ' li" *y*nhoi*. -r vi- right the center 9,c ?i l?cd Sox Boston Downs KF. 11-1 cc print o,o ■ * handle Fr ink IVv'hnc's i'.»i *,-b""t or x,,,-** irf ntght scltool itvxo evenings a weeki W'ute, pho-.e come in » •« • p c i.rs-v hut New Yo . K VNSAS t 1TY • V> Di, k tb»nu»r< hit i? h»mic rtttw athl a H-o o Hi tl h*s a free demonstrntlni, TIT t\l«« X StcU-'.C «!:" 11,x111ii,« t«i ibiyp in h runs jitnl >,t»r«xi a 7tb run ,»n bickie Nellie Fox of the league-lead¬ Ijlf has ive.illy , century of success In tr-iUUng and placing see- relitics tvplstx and bookkeeper* uv t>et1er foitton-* I ..rs,>»x front M c h i" ing ( hicaco White Sox is in the !»ost«»fl iteteato,! Kunsns ("it\ 11 1 M,»n- ■ dens,>n > «itigie LANSING BUSINESS UNIVERSITY . ivwi ' > nd he c re rntmcrup position at lie ur'h in three d.ix - c mm *1;i\ in the wjmlup of ;» 1 c limbed fix «* points. Mickey rh..... (V I HH Milwaukee arc tied for third , e sc\i*fdh tx'und TloMini*'- ganve -cries. tluitli> of the Vex, York Yank¬ Thts cn« off rookie place. t' • game* helitnd ee* increased hi* average II The ltd S. \ b. >id irt. Pi I ■ ■ •X OS the 1.1 \,Pir.do pit, h- point* to 1,1. g,MMl for, Ihlrd Who \x .v dims 2»D goi,.g a- iv.u the I?,'.' 14 j. before • \ ol)« *' •I Mou.lax ■ got ha plare Then conies Hob f'erv «f niuht's contcr' ttie ixao-i* t it*. ..1.M and Boh Boyd g;i. 1 ,.f •!.,' tie,' limey hi xv, ' I? w,»u 11 i • - He • H'tltlmnre x* illy 139. Boyd . \c.V-. < Mantle cracked tv* el ♦,» h.-,? He x. ... hH hy a - • the fcat l,i v 2? 19 .• •n H<*. • run f ">r He fir 1 I . '• fee- |d, ked »|» points and roomed Mo iox nichi I.ox o '. ! a • r4.ec run m thr H.nik »■" ' xx , k, < -i - ■ x *! •P, t av. be g«,x. up a up front I nth place. - t? . . . I inii^lil is llic ni"lil .u-roiintrH f«»r the ,ab«- Dotli Gernert's home run* i! '. • i.c >vu\ roniplc trtplbu' an.r jccAinfi • x Kirtwfc'* Ongie in the game with one man on luxe, in th,- \P P. • I *nii,shxx1 Iamiim* W ills for Urnl Italian alin the fir*t and second inninrv tic eventh b,»".ci of the *ei' .l anU bitting his ' wrvmflh kit * 3-run double in the fourth over the left field s«-orel*»;u ♦, I Julio" l'i;\ lirl,. a man on thv t, y. roMectmf 13 hits off Did. airrpt for the f,.in i ti ins ^Tree K.uv-,.- CPy pitvhcr>. Hint, viirn the Hcdlx't" cot 'hi •• ,.,'iTTsni'Hnii i^'j I.■«(«»• 4.4 p*oi'»p.g evu of its * I run* > two bits I aw w.av the cum! Ki. put tixyerh^t in almo •* iinbolti , abhx string «>f threes "M tb, fourih on four singles, thr,. p'He master of the tin' dilli< nil tiULshlUK huh*.. ri- ,:c." , w pd p tch .nut am »: He struck out three and duln't tcntiou.il walk Jo Te' .Tin - Monday nw fro**'. - txehtbd N-? victni y - night, copping '►civ kee four bit* nl victory thr>? i 3-1 Milwau¬ hoist,M thp 31 stroke*, three tinder par. slmlyiiig for tliiiviM-Miins a righ?h«nder Vernon bw 11 rave* into n third pJ.ns' tig pitched a neat four hitter. with the Dodgers, w ho- fcil from ami «l«,|» in for tl,,* Im*I *.«•„# III *119* The defeat left the Redle** sts'ond with their third loss m The inyfonl you slip on thit eltgont dinner jocLef, your !'*« tf«»n 1H •»«♦*?« Ktlme rF-RI 4 11?# onlv one came ahead of the Mir a P>w. I.IVE IN mood chonget. You ore in command of the evening, rr.rf^r K 4 rvulr || 3 |. « « a I <1 I 8 • Philadelphia Phillir* who moved f»il llodgex had three of the 1*1//! X in loMii . . . foihion pace setter of the gathering. And you (toy neat K»«**vn SS 5 ! ? 1 S into second-place. Brooklyn and Itodger hit* and *eored their KKUI1Y DORM? the whole evening, for the "Super Stain Shy" fabric fin¬ K.-r I 4 • ? « ® l»«* run in the fourth, when he hmrj* 111 i 0 # 5 ft ish retains its just pressed look, repels spots and stains. v i m r ? t a *» ? led off with BrookH n'* ftrxt hit **.. i* i n i «' » a Sxx iminers and moved a round on an infield TOT%l<8 11 '• 1» S? 11 out and Ctino ( Imoli'* *inile. Creose Resistant Rayon—27,95 * »u»rt 0,1 it for T»rrv in *th \ \» >>a<-4 trtrnir fim in on ltd riiihff* inter- Nominated to Huhl. who be.it H e Hr«w»kk CununtibunJ omi Cumm#f*est Sets-— S.00 lO 19.00 x * lork no I •!?—4 eight times last season, had mm —Manx nllirr flu.'dinners 1 Ml i KOI r (WJ MM J1X-I All-Star Squad early trouble with but settled down aft r the fouilh hi* i >ntr-4, Ju-l Across thr Strrrt \rir Yorlt 1,'nnl* Sinn The Big 10 dominated the with a ? 1 had on V t Ma the w *' two-run homer in ti p top of the brnni* Mri'ilv/.' Ail-American coUegiate *w"im- fourth again*? linn New- SPARTAN |||||,IN- ED 2-(duj VF\C YORK 'A*. V 'K football Game* announced . — The N-w mtrg team f >r this vcar wi:h 31 (U-immpv* landing 00 place* on the aU-st.ir iquod in M indi¬ comtxe. ItARHER SHOP . 211 M.A.f!. osilcheMros. Vand,«v they had signed thrir *•* 3 draft choice, halfback vidual events in which the 10 top per form.ts :n each was gtv - M'i*hn?an t.>r»., runner State Dave mi,idle Ia*an. w*ti<» d,— 117 N. Ilarrkwn. I 1 No. 2 1U N. WanhinttM, h..;;- fro?!; AllsMral:-. waul t»io r r ■ • Mcndyk of Michigan en All-American rating. North of Kellocg renter I ^ 440-yard tMW> in tt i !fT>7 Hig I.ANSINfi — ■ University, to a contract. Michigan placed seven mop 10 indixir championship meet Mcndvk is a 23-year-old. six on the squad. Indiana and Ohio from St. Charles. Mich, State six each with Michigan his signing was delayed un- S'a'c larding five places w>e was graduated. He played For the spartan* Iton Patter- &t Michigan State, and vw»n. Jim Clemen*. Paul Relnke. he with the Detroit Tig?r« Roger llarmon and Wallace IhMrr received reeurnilion. ' • -n this summer until he rc- CLEANERS Patterwm in the 50-yard free¬ ' fur football COLLEGE ■ to the Giants i"tkt opening July 19 at St*. style. Clemens in the 100 and 400-ylurd freestyle awl Remke • College. Vermont. in the 200-yard breasUtroke M'-togi-m State fencing coo eh H.,rm >n placed in the 100- -r.* ch nutter was voted yard buttcTfiy w hile Dobler won 1 ncing Coach r»f the Year" in berths in the 100-yard butter¬ • J t»v the National Fencing fly. 2f»0-yard butterfly and the !-'*hcv ^wmotaon. 200-vard individual met ley Store Your Winter Clothes and SAVE MONEY For Dad — a VIP '7l is a fad that it in Cheaper la ntore Your Clollies with Ctdlege C-leaners than it is to take them Home' 4|cAix«ar*.xlL. Father's Day Cards All Work Guaranteed and Insured '5 c father. Dad or Pop . . . he's a "Very Important Person," and ~~5imday, June 16 is his special day. Whether he's an outdoor Have Them Geaned and Stored NOW and Pay When You Return In The Fall m3n or prefers an easy chair, you'll find a Hallmark* Father's Day Card that per¬ BOTH WOOL AND FUR STORAGE fectly expresses yoOr feel¬ ings. See our wide selec¬ tion of Hallmark Cards, 301 ABBOTT ROAD TELEPHONE ED 2-4711 specially designed for aN the fathers you know. ft Friends Plead Soldier's * * * lliv Not In n Stiiily Qiiirt Spot ? 1 Relatives Ask ,InfHinrfr Promise fair. Just' Trial For Trial TOKYO ?v -JiiPtie* Minr-fcr T'mrKi'-hi Vakamuta *»td Moo- WASHINGTON oTh — A da* .T.ip.tn»^r courts had solved delegation from William S. ■srp"iwh:> ar-.d far Iv a number Gi rani's home 1 «nvn went to ,»f rases ' involving American »ota rrrtnen ar-d the trial of Wil¬ the White House Monday to li im s t» A-d would also he "fa;r .vid inM " plead thai he he pi von Amer- iran justice xvh»n tried for Nahamaus.t issued a state¬ ment the c.t«o -»f Arm* S - the death of a Japanese wo- 3v" has Girar.i, K-tn Ottawa, ir-.d:*-:e1 by J%p»n who College Bike Shop , huge- of tir.fi bo-lu* rs- juiy reusing death .r the shoot- of a Jaivuu**." w-vr-m on a Ihr •». Sf*P Ion Rnlish aircraft farrier IIM> \rk Vtnynl. enrntite fo Ihc Inlerniiiena! 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