astbound Airliner, Jet Collide; 49 Die Key Business, Defense Leaders Among Victims (F Missile United DC-7, Treasurer hi Vol,. :.o. No. ! 1 F-100-F Jet KAST I.ANSING, MICHIGAN—TUESDAY, Al'Ilil. 22. IMS PKICK 5 CENTS V icliill- From California Senate (amimiltcc Acts In Death Dive [OS ANGELES t/P) — leaders, key ile- industry personnel and OK Move la Curb lllindfnlded Student Pilot tup I,»s Antrelcs county On AF Training Flight nciitor were r,„n* „,h of killed Monday in the a amonjr I'nited Air Lines the 17 High Court Powers I .AS \ t;<;\S, Ncv. (Al*)-.\n ••a*ll»»iinil alrllm-r tnr near Us Vewu. \\ ASHINllTON (/IV—Two controversial projMisals to curb curried 17 |M-r,«m* on a M-rcaininjr. fiHir-mili- [t.sM-rt lli*ht. 3« a »pecia!lst the powers of the Supreme Court were appoved 0-0 Monday ■ lentil dive Uoiidax after colliding: v,itli an Air .>:ration and finance, by the Senate Judiciary Committee. ! va-uter of the Ramo- A 'third proposal, designed to Force jet trainer aliove the Nevada desert. >.nigc Corp. an Inglewood, 'the Ilia t'nii'Hl Air l.iiu-s four enjtine IK'-7 and a super- . "i,no.ru the Supreme Court's f. lirtn which coordinates rul ng M»nu* K-1»hj-F Irttm nearby Nell is Air Force Base came to¬ that government workers \.r K.trit* Bait if tic Mbfilf MSI • ' may he-fired as security risks y-ether in a flashing explosion 21,000 feet in the air. The W.: :<>in H Torrans. 4.1. was .1 only from "sehsitiw" jobs, was iwo men aboard the jet rode It to their deaths. cMe Ved f>- A and key defense indirdi.v figure, ,!h sKxiahJ't in Ramo-Wool- .\ nun,oci ouMiie-Miu n w u Space Technology lab- He wax working on Briefs ("hairnian Ea*tland .nnource •»kas»sl t the eonmv.ttee fl)-Miss) had atxi.iiu A.i-'M dn :ra- .tii .iiu t. r. then t-n were route tu Washington and New York 3a civilian passengers, « tew .members missiles. legis!at;«»n which would ••front incnta! and uiii'itary personnel H ill Vrvncnt -'!ip"the high court of power to »hn !1 Emanuel, 40, was a I'liprr act t»n .;ppva's from cases in- I h. Air bun -aid. in plain went aloft on an in>trum»nt train.ng • fanvahting expert at Doug- ll'ghi dt.r.ng whieh a ohlittloldeti student pilot .»perat« s the .d, p vo.vmg the admission of lay* A rfjatt Corp. lie was on t)r Richard K Su'liv.oi. it. t.-qM'ti-e hi radio signals beamed from On- ground An instructor v*..fs t,. praCtu*e m state courts. to Washington to report sistanf professor frf -h.-'oiy. • ' ui a -.01 ward unci\erett cockpit was also 111 the dual control f.ghtcr- He sa':I it also had approved fv?;>- to the pentagon 011 .« prpsf.fi* ,-| p.ip, r at the annua! 1m 111 , I 14 V H meeting of the Mtvl.ev.il A. a !- ., proposal by Sm Butler tll- the ct project. Xfd 1 to bloek appeals to the Su¬ .lust In-f'tie the collision let was given instructions to •? Iorlon C. Aaron.xon of En- t"t»y of America t.» he't Kt ■ down trotn 28.(100 Ice! ti.» lO.uuo feet on instruments preme Court or any other lowvr Calif., na* sire president day and Saturday at tVvto.u. A frantic radio call from ilir stricken airlinrr was monitored mo- ft uTal 1 "int hv Wdfness-es Chal- Mjuirr Shoe C o. lie wax fly- Ma>-. I>r Sullivan .* p a p« •*, men0 after the collision. I titled Air Elites slid the pilot's last in I leaver on business. a '■Mt»na>:i(a--it an I Western Eur- hng.ng the pertinency of ques- words were: t.on, asked theoj hv Congres¬ he six U have made Sun- ope.oi ('.Vili/ation A Hr-eva'.- state S'rws I'h'tln h\ nave Wellvei United Air lane:, ,3*1 'he flight number 1 Mawlay ('he air- iaft sional investigating committees. hut postponed until Man* Latum,•' i- desigmxt to suggest MISS OI'IIIIA I'llllRI.V. pianist, accompanies The program was sponsored hv the It'uai It'rilh distress call 1 .Mid-air collision over l-is \ egas 73*3 The jodieUry rnmmKlee h the need for new re>i arvh :n Morderhii Ben Shaeher during "Israel in Song llillel Jouudation and the International I tub. Ttial was at 8 30 a in. Alter that, there was no more working on < hill hv S^n. Jen- |\C \ S •iior.v, »^as vice pros- n.onast.e history m the ♦•arly ncr (H indi to xirip the Su¬ and I'lay." Monday night in the 1'iiinn hallro«im. The let v^as following normal procedures for such .1 flight, an It:' t>f Gi'HIlan Brothers, lnr. Middle Ag»s An Force spokesman said, and hud not reported any engine 'rouble preme Court of authority lo re¬ < fxtronin manufacturing * + + view lower court decisions in • >r flying difficulty before the collision. Two of the company's pro- live categories of rase*. Assails (itII* Legislature Thousands in this gambling resort town saw the lieiy plung« d t«n engineers, Ralph Kecno .11 S lo llcnr Hamlin die huge iht-r tran'-jMut thie of these categories rov¬ . |: John fVtrie, a'.>o died in ers the .i.dn;is*ion «»f lawyers to "A hu«n puff of white smoke came from the plane and it started crash 111 A Thomas Jr.. .*>8, }i' rr.a-iagi-r of the Fruit Grow was gen- The erican hear MSU section of tf Chern.ca! Dr Fred Sornty Basolo »• Am w.'i at .ts - practice in -fy'e courts, qnd an- other covers security distnissals Tfie otfieT categories are .-tale Williams Blasts Lawmakers spinning slowly," said 4 I.m \ruas newspaper photosrapher. Itennis yhicrk. "Then hrisht manse flames shot out of tht wins. It was a -peetaruUr sisht." Supp y "Co, ,< Sunki.st sub- monthly meeting at 7 30 pm ante-subversion Another witness, Jeff Met oil Sr.', -aid th« plane a ent nitu a Lars He was business Jaws, regula¬ For State's Financial Woes on a Thursday. 122 Ked/ie Chenucal sleep due after its stagg, ring run 1,1 that included tions by school boards and mm- a stopover in Laboratory. Dj Basoio, anso- ihtr t«odUs on subversive activ- "It cam** down with all lour engines screaming wide open," iie College, Penn. nate professor of chemistry at said, "and aa it fell the flame* crept back from the wing to ?he Mflfi A. Rarhfurd. P»*- it.es by teachers, and cares aris- Northwestern University, did re¬ ir.g fr<»m Congressional probes Hv tHt: ,%ss»< i virn enrss turn-, for tlnul adjournmi-nt May n:.' i-.-n dollar bonding program* fuselage." C alif waa director of search at the Technical Univer¬ , Butler's limitation Gov G. Mennen Williams IS 18 for t.iti- guiding projivts. The dying plane disappeared behind a low tidgc let miles -outb¬ i-ikaal edaraUaa for the proposal sity' of Denmark under a Gug¬ \i.t- offered i»s an amendment to blasted the Republican-control¬ laiwmakers il-o -ide'iptM-d la gi>!;it'»r. should have urst of Uis Vega.-- Moments later another explosion wu- heard and tncrle* ( oonly School Hys- genheim fellowship ;n 1954-.ML t:.« Jcraier Bill. It would give led la'gislature Monday f *r an opportunity to put thousun.t-- •iimcth.ng Henit extending a black plume "f smoke rose in the eloudh-s k> The fighter- •»he «a* en route to Minn- He topic will 1** -Mechanism. "iehving the State Government of ,.#!»:• • - -.eorkers back on 'he tinernp ui-r.t beneflts for tximlHi' tra.-iied right miles from the transport to attend a convention. of Substitution Reactions < { ttnancia! shambles " the f»oVern<»r -aid Till- w ork a!ki have exhausted Bright bit-, of wreckage floated down for several minutes ami Robert Kallenbaugh, Chev- .N«','A» I.hoili'ohi' ;n a Platinum Complexes ' The Dimtiera'ic Girvernor. r< (Oil! I h.ive twen done, h«- -aid. th, ,r uni-mplovment iTisurami*. the path of the falling airliner oxer the d< -rrt w.e 'rluiid was» H ..s.Calif was Law Ange- . following Saturday's I'l l! turning from a weekend by pa -age of h.s proposed Ml W.'aani*. s.lid. marked i»y tins* 1-bi tglit bits of debus d,«trirt manager of Timken ♦ * * speechnuiku g «»n the We * Whether this legislative m« It tut the ground vuth tremendous loiee and burned fiercely The upset over l.ushwell A C . E%* (i«J and Tube Co. He was 0:1 be '-leaned up when the leg- Coast, fo'd reporters he had not run largest single piece of the plane tound W.i- a 20-loot"-section <>t IW/«iir*/if/i lo llonlrr Appliealion- ealihur. senior men's honor¬ way to Denver on buMnev. ary. seeks rhallengex from yet had a chance to assist t!,< , '.dure returns next, month re- the fuselage Hirer of the four engines weir found a mile from iH .otr* J M< Kinney. 43. was • . rri " he said "If A\2 "'il!,t»r| dollar austerity bu i- o am-- 'o 'he mam rash site. "j.por:jwriter for the la»s Ar.- Paul Harrier. « » ?'ant pr«»{»-- anv campus honorary. Inter¬ 1 Esan.iner He was on his to Denver to preview an sor ed a of music. fi l'.frAvhp h.»- >a«n for g: award¬ clua'e ested any croups should eontart member of Etrallhur li ' urday adoptixl by lawmakers S.c He .-aid he would consult w.Mi Open for I all i! »he h.» • * i*e i i'ough ingi nudv to get m'o the «' t.rouhle-. ought to have enough uigemiity t I he mangled. would he hudit-s of nearly all the victims were htidlv burned ami Airline nffirlals said the task of identifying the bodies a slow and painful one. A temporary morgue was set up studv bv the State SrJiolursliips .' -v.* before it came to E»>» 1 Ji.' t the fate out of trouble " I'n.versi' of h. Thie fill" a- the ( tinun.ml advisers to ee wfi t' for lhat purpose at the I.as Vegan rare track. I*• ' a a 'ingn.-l<»n.il Cf»mmi*tee ill- reiiuctions in service must N .'air ship, awarded 'm recogn.tinn of g.tfi.'d it; any investigation the Wreekag* from the transport drilled down for five minutes after ma'le to stay within the sjn-n the collision tlmlvill (.airIns a ate nH'i'oii njs •'udv. Will rnvord in gradu¬ coyer full-time ; U t word on whether a question fa-ft.r.ent. pig limits • Applications f'T tuition -ill" - arships efTc v-.i fill uiv nuv l-'aireliiltl I'lay x The Air Force plane, a dual control trainer with ,1 student pilot work « ri 'he Ph D degree A 'The supreme Court has hand Ruthtf ■ and drast'e cu' t»« i>btai>)f*rj fr»nj 'hr srhol.c- in the 1 ear seat and an experienced flier in front, had been oper¬ I ti.i he. made rswrPi .! 'The Lid Bridge* ullvfifil I'ran lrr ■ m P'tiliiii' compiler. Mr lid d.r ed dow n rontroverslal findings j.hips olT;ce 1 Stuui- l! S«-r\ ;t »• ating out ..f .Melius Air Force Base at 27,0(10 fee* ;u. t before the « rash. ha* s'udud in all the fields covered hv the go. crn nental *ervices, uch • II dg t'o| Bruce Hintori, in charge of the pilot training group at the nit:position the |. . * act.on by an MSl'Ttu- iwu.-fd the apprehension of F.< "le tej iteauX Art tainebk-aij in Frame and the d< K Jenner land have Bill. heen Jenner and lost- bitterly critical cfl hi i'-.P .id on arid mental hvglth Scholar-.h.p out-sta*e arid M »r«- ' ava.i.#♦»!# -g fe .dell*: Tonight at 7 abL^Ju.-e, aid It could Hot be determined which mall was living the plain , hut that on a normal* instrument training mission the stu¬ i: «c«-d R " *1 < or>erv.jtory .n C'ojwn- of some of the decisions. who are \ophomore*- and alio-.i The Gi rn.a:| f i n. The I.a t dent pilot, flying on instrumcnth in a hooded cockpit, would he'iq 4 prowler about nud- Milltams also assailed legist 1- I, .«! the Jenm The numiwr of h",.o. n.p- f' i. i a ; 1 be Mown m F ur - ' ' *»1 •: Monday hagen. Denn a'k acr.fin on tors for failing to provide reve¬ ' *.» i - -ii 1 Is i! n not net e unt.l next J.noted I theater today and Wm|- What this plant v?,u'er. Marshall jun- * * * ay nues for a halaneed budget, was .supposed to be doing." he -an|, "was prac¬ ,.o'ed ,, man loitenng near 4h a, Km',and 'eld new -men. . either for thr remainder of the To apply -ijctc-ns fiir! !> r • -dav a' .* ....-! •*» ;• m ticing instrument training in clear weather The guy in front is out M ha\e MSt' for a* t A r • .1 Gamma Delta house, Mann la >/«•«/. Tinlay F'* - of the Jenner Bill • have liseal yrar ending June 3# or for ta-i n a* a a- The film, a w iiuu r of -nai - from under the he**!, and one in ha< k is under the hood |! ( h«rlr- s* . challenged him. di nouncert it as the rnr» t aeriout iSaR-Sf* *\yo term- 2> have j»o,nt tan •- a «. .on -sMI feature Eui'»ih-.iii "The pilot was given permiMten la descend on 4 routine pene¬ M J*:ht h,m after a thrc* Dr \K. .i. A Minn assault r»n the .initejM 0dener of ji gs of 41 l-a • 2 8 2 8 and « '» ,m Maria Si-he;!, who re- tration (following signals from (hr ground), lie was told to go »» iud.cj.i! branch »»f g »%»•,.- W. f., deficit id 18 reaper? jvei k a» the end then uivi'l the C annes Film Fevti- ahead. Me don't know what happened (hen. • • John Peterson, De- ntemiMr of 'he Highway TtafT c .• . a ' -t'.v the 1 t'e Pic-i ten' lo. lion 'l«> a'i by June 3d. ' to freshman tnphomore. arid i r \ « be:? a •»•<« ' award For 'It The pilot could have been flying on his airplane radio to make reported. Safety Cei.'tr a id a -oc.a'r pr ■- nx • A pha Gamma Dei ?.*'.< ft-ss-.r «»f teacher etluca'.on. ai l FianKi.". I) R'KC-I veM.'s a 'ctt^.t sa I Y« ' ii 'he face of th ior yea' * an i t' show ufT. .ent. boil and w ho now is playing the descent. I a-sume he Was under the hood hut we call t tell ' •' man as a student S|»e..k in S t.■< a JfHav 4n co-,- *«.♦ * hange the membership of th> • threw up their evidence of need. Ix-adtme f";- the role of Grushrnka «n "lie- Nell is AFB reported its , ommunieation center picked up the cr had mvt on' w.'h the 19^8 xafcy the Supiente Court h,»n-e. a il went home, without rct.urn.ng app'u-Ition - .. Mas 1" Ftio?Jut - K uama/ov ' Mavdav the aviatoi's distress rail, just after 'he roll Ink m Other seen prowling Jenner has defended t".c n.ea- a« t.oij Hon the only inrmry-ia Two nol.o - t ipv all- a In The l-et Bridge ' Ml- 'Jt *±1 term, and program of tht C.oilman C - words followed, but they were too garbled to be distinguishable -tep iih (It if ♦<> curb ing b..l i.l' alive the intartg available for person. wtif the jet engine, »»r re|M»rting that they were hailing out, I'ne Governor's proposal County App'i' an'; -mi-t i.'so ta¬ Jiuiiiinity ttutore ail i-Im' Tfu- "-on will and said for* CUssion w:l! of how >ou ih.nk and feel snvo,'«» tie eff.v? tion four' of icr..-!ative jarwer hv He has defended his bid the doutiK* ttv iniangible.s t.a.x and *•» in the School of Bu Adn-in' - .e '.on of 'ni- film takes |»ia«» Investigators said it could not he determined whether cither m.ui had tried to use his parachute J be presented the way v->u dr.vr ar.d what you as ci*n>tjtutidnal propo»al t«> pump about 20 million dol'a trgtion. have a cunuilativr gra le ta t ween German .nhlier* and They declined to An Air Force pilot who das flying fi.tHJO feet air*we the jet trainer 1 ,1 • f ' alleged prowlers can do to ha • a ia "er driving exr Mm- chexks imi judicial pow- p.to the state treasury, aw » ppibt -hinting if at lea-1 M". Yugoslav parti an> in Germany said, however, that he heard the word-, hail out " <>n hi* radio and actnm when the legislature n iiihI .lernore'.ra'e huurietul ricsu toward the end of World War II. • h'iv >' prosed., charge;, have attitude. ' looked down to see that the planes had lust collided ( apt. Louis A. I>« Bonl, an Air lorre pilot, said he on an ■I Theme Is *\ eiiliires-Iii-Yentiini instrument (raining flight with a student pilot when (he collision orrurred. Me said he saw the airliner rrask in a hurst of orange \ f!K h't; U of Ms Carnival, 'Michigras/ Begins Run Friday flame and smoke, hut did not witness the collision. On his radio, he said, he heard the pilot of the I IM-f I he transport, bound for New York with stops at Denver. Kansas lity and Washington, left Is»« Angch s at 7 3d am The ( ivil Aero¬ say something like ' hail out?" Uc\ *y c?*>-f? «prr,a la Ul» M»l» Sm The parade w ill be Ie»i by the high*j.tepj»in« Michigan Marcb- naut us Administration go! itH last »A|H»rt from the airliner as it passed over the Mojave Desert town of Daggett, alsait halfway to ANN ARBOH — M «-h.*ra». • I .e Vegas Jt was fly dig at 213""! fc* 1 and-was due over La* Vega* ir.g Band, followed by the floats, I'n.vrr.ny a • f-u»- h;srh scbdo! twnd> from nearby at 8 31 a.m S,. cimival whi.-n The jet had taken off from NiJIu, 111 mites north of l.a.% V egas, at . e"r»niun.'.ies. clown* and other occur* on campus once cverv 7 4.1 a.m. It wa> K tQrniiig lo base at Hie time of the accident. • • attractions two years, r- mnfuu-'ed tor th:* The bodies ,,l all 47 aboard 'he uhllner and the two Air F01 ce The 'big top'' carnival, held Friday and Saturday Theme pilots were found in the wreckage of the two planes for the event will be "Venturt-s- F . ie and Saturday evening* at United Air Lines identified the crew members as follows; Flight lu-Vctttwi." the Yuen Ficidh->u*e. will offer a C'apiam Duane Ward, 44. first offk« 1 Arlin Edward Summers. 3d, Mwi-'rd »fu-r the Mardi Gia- vancty of rnterla;Ament includ- Flight Engineer Charles W(kmJs. 43, all ba.-w-U at Deliver and *t«.-ward- earniva! m New Ortean*. the ji.ji game*-of skill. *how booth* es* Bauline Mary Murray, 23. of Water town. Mass. and stewardess ar'd ft-ficshmeiit booth* I n Yvonne I'eteoen, 27, or Sidney, Mich, Ward ha«l been with the weekend wili ugli Ann Arb-»r street- Kaptd tll|. S.D., and the mstrurter as t'apE Turn tnr yell, wnu Aboiu 20 ft oat*, built by s'uu- ing by Fhoidcnt Harlan HaUth-- lived with his wife in l.as Vegas, hut Is frum Iwdiawapwlis. . er ent*' in fraternities; aororit.es It was tlte fourth major air Uisa. Ur in the Southwest in It*** than ar.d iiKkptAdcnt housing units, Pr-».*-* frmv the event will be two years involving collisions will carry out thr theme by pur- dtmatvd to charities including History'* worst civilian crash occurred June 3d. 103(1; when two leaving real or imaginary inven¬ the V-M - Fn sh Air transport* smashed into each other over the Grand Canyon, kilting tions. Wen iv Owe .* Memorial Fund, 123. On Jan. 31. 1937, a transport on a check flight collided with Wa>hh i..i a County Chapter of Made mostly of chicken w ire a Navy Jet over the crowded San Fernando Valley. Five men aboard and million* of colored riapkiiis. the Michigan Association for the two planes were killed. Three I "■• IntUm Ret irci'J Children, and Univer¬ studenjs were killed and 7u 1m* to,. tmm • the floats arc produced by stu¬ jured when the crippled trunsjioit plowed into a schoolyard, dents after raontni of planning. sity Hospital Division of fhe Less than three months ago a military air American Cancer Society. The transport plane and g »u ^ * V- Mr 1 •• «•» kterk * In past years they h-avc Ut.i 1958 Michigras proilts totaled Navy patrol bomber collided at night over a Los Angeles suburb* i it rimmui compared with those* in the fam¬ .Vic* of caraltal of pa-,1 "Michlarai" nrrkend killing 47 in the planes and <* housewife on the ground. * »"it*h#d on class dav« Monday through Friday Inrtuslv#, during The Michigan State News le published by atudents of Michigan Elate f^ wlntrr »i^hm«n u Sd -prlng between term*, weekly during wmmr term, and rummer ind fall terms Fnt#r#d «n University. Ea*« Lansing. Mich, without direct faculty superyition. It »e u< a, n Pre... Hi ess. A-aflalol Pre.. ,mj |h. Vtil. 50. No. 11 Tuesday. April 22,. 1058 Page Two 7 p.m.. Exec Board, Women's P.»t Metov Advertising Dtreetor Gym. , Tampa* Fditor Rrhaioaher GREEN SPLASH Fdit Face Fditor l.yna Shepsrd Retail Adverttetng Manager p.. Dave Rogers Wall Assistant — Kililorinls — 4 p.m. ballet. 5 p.m. pearls. 6 Fdit Fage sport* Editor loirry Custln Ass't Retail Advertising |,lrk p.m. found, 8 pan. uke, 'J p.m. Soriety Fditor Tonl Aolk. .. Shapiro diamonds. Pool. Nisht Fditor* John Barton. Stel (lassiried Ad. Xlanager Mitv siw Bolter. Have Slroild, M* Troester Rrliriber SPANISH CLUB Jovre Rohb Otnre Stanagers Marge Niveau Appropriations Slash Bawn Stager 7:3(1 p.m.. International Cen¬ Xss't. N'lcht Editors John Alison. Head Aeronnt E*ee. Copy ChFrfr, ter. Kit Krickson. FatatlM Hernie cirosa nolle Kraiise. Fat MeCariy Sales Rill Burham. Alex Het.t,, ORCHESIS su/ette Ramsey. Bev Kteffes l.ee Bershey, Bill Voir* Wire Editor* Fhil Batlharh. Joyce members, 7:15 Presents Problems 7 p.m.. p.m., Chateau. Jodi Bison, Betty Lewis Engraver Rob Huo Pontnot Leonard J.»v V ; preater advancements in science, the solution of learning to 7:30 p.m. Uvestock Pavilion. 5 days 03 rr fd ?-mh ADDITIONAL CHARGES live with one's fellow man i* liecominir ever more vital, VET'S WIVES ASSN. F1VF ATBRS AND large f»*-. and hisrher national educational standard* are becoming a 8 p.m., Peoplrs Church And. | for each wofd over 15 modern home mm Biith Sm.-ii payment flood pnrden soil, nn» CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 4c per day able Better see tt Phone V -« nece*»ity. ORGANIZATION ! billing charge '5c man Realty Co.. FD 2-3fot:i y Added to these consideration* must be the realization 7 togs. IV ti-0372 pm, peoples Church that tiie nation'* colleye enrollment i* expected to double Chapel. AUTOMOTIVE to Af*RF«! VACANT north within 15 year*. In a recent article. I)r. l.ynn M. Hartlett, moeiets—* VOI'NG REPUBLICANS CLUB fatn-ln# Exeellent soil in ni. for only Phone ; WM FORD CONVERTIBLE ti ^ _ Superintendent of the Department of Public Instruction „ 7 pm. 35 Union. 8 a.m -4 Fordomatu* and power steerimf i Realfv Co. FD 2-3383 Evenmr for Michigan, re|M»rt«il the results of a study which pre¬ p.m.. Membership Drive. Un¬ , Phone after 3 p m . IV *-l«0! 173 j "-W.J dicted an average yearly increase of some 85.000 student* Loiter* to the Editor ion. I Fxeellent shape r»«r» ST 11 DEB A K ER HARDTOP SERVICE GREEK WEEK CHAIRMEN Six cylinder Auto- for the next halfolozen vears in Michigan's public Hchool*. transmission A» Otis Oaragr 7 30 Union 17'i j Student Calls ROTC Wasteful p.rri, l pi,one ED 2-4174 "If the birth rate in Mich iff an continue* a* it ha* for the THJ SFUDNUT SHOR WINGED SPARTANS ' la.-,? DODftF EOt'R door. G«hvI 1 past seven or eiyht years, we may find our averare yearly 7 30 pm. Quonset 50 Utoiw Good -transmutation Phone Ooee brtl't l. If--fc 187 enrollment increase yoiny way over the 85.000 mark." AWH ACTIVITIES BOARD I FD 2-3815 affer t pm : Hartlett said. University official* must read such predic¬ side activities to initiate action h.ive amused in other States 7 328 Student Services MOTORS*'OOTFlf 120, •rt 7 p m , 323 Student Service*. ptete set t t toots speedometer hud- THE PIHMII.EM IS I I KTIIEK intensified when we look James 14 T>'W»ft Smith Africa will be able tc» re¬ VOI NG DEM«M'RATS ,• »e ,t Reasonable EE -t-2te2 178; I)o you shivei "" I certainly do. at the dynamic efforts Russia ha* niade in the field o! AH n»emt*u* of Michigan ♦ * * consider tiie components of its 8 30 p m .311 'num. | TV. RADIO. PI ION or. n TV St.Ue's itei-iiilent power structure To the Frfitor: pohev toward* various ethnic ASSN. OI CUT CAMPUS FOR RFNT Guaranteed Monks Radio service Shop SJ4-R a> • V education, I»r. Ernest Melbv. distiniMiished vi*itinvr pro STUDENTS Phone ED 2-3345 c.u i y a stock answer lo ques¬ I too agree that v«ur snide re- groups. to hu¬ lame fessor of education here, put it aptlv when he said in a p.. Undeil Nation* might FOR RFNT WITH ot> tions on this HtihiT* ' Ttie rephi* ; ni.uk • co-., eI ti ri.' !tn- letter, op 7 3n p m , 32 Union M,,«1e> n three bi-droofli home ll,ith speech sponsored hv Academic • Henefit* last December: universal: v cite the responsilnl - • I' S Military Trend' were Jn •tigget wnv* ami mean- in CANTERBURY (IIR a- ' half ftrenlaee garage V * !«* Wn. H. Tkcmptoa, )?•»#!»• which the t'niori mighv draw up OEEH EKS •Wiilixwdon - Convenient eommuttng^ "The Soviets ha\e a|»pro\iruatelv one third the income of itv of the University to the Mm- vol y t»a.i f.isti cma iousIv voii 175 Fvt ?XV the l\S. yet thev ' liifTt ipnt ethnic groups DIRECTORS FD- arI'uiuei.t favoring piwopuPo v put - nre bath, telephone, parking (rrt d at tub«ta«' *' •• lichievement." it is alwav ."moral iv- i-Ml <>f the Union, which would - . 7 p.m.. Director'-; rnorn Union. ike proposals to the Govern- Wi'-'i rub* fttfj In the liyht of such demands and realities, if is extremely Jim i Martin n SAILING CLUB EXEC AND tr teial fu'n.t " p«»niit»;|it\ or Torsaie - Wfl». k r !nr I »f(j >wc''v *fr* which ism-titule the prime con- *44 fi e'i! tu facilitate tiie fsntceful RAC ING BOARD difficult to make economy cuts that will not hnni|»er the ■rr Wm, H. Thompson, youf eo«, e, vclopmeht of the racial .«itu- 8 30 p in 41 Union effective operation of tli»» edticational system in tin* fu¬ iMislcuiline . nrr«iRATrn rAKr.s nrt ixtred lt„( F,#njof j#w#i#,. RXo-r iv s:'u •iiiii Jn the Union of South »., vou for nurtlN blrthdav* Mao# I ndotihtedlv. ture in -ntt..institution that ha* thrown a* Sprciiil .Mrrtiiip* \'t U',1 . * ftb#r dettdrrti* pastries K*m' (lani|mi<;ii 1 IV 4-2*72 tf rapidh as MSI' hn-\ there mav In* area* where there is (IDITOR'H \«TI The f«»l- Irj I'M* T>! Maine., noted for Baker# JIM VOORHEIS ORCHESTRA — lORfMTRV KtMIVtK ieuig more btM<|.il than the pre¬ VOt* ARr b#nt tn th# Trend ori-4imi»r.-i thit will mak- v..ur p. duplication and inefficient operation. Wherever these con¬ t» a.nt. 27 Forestry lowing- letter* are .» reply to a IF Emt-tTn With the MStT el-u" Jurt phone IV 1-81' sent head of Government. Mr. sr.t micrmui ditions may evi.-t, they are Isoind to come to lijrht durintr GEOGRAPHY Xt.MINAR recent letter bv a South Afrieaii hurry rtnwn t'-» En* Hole P X bv ■ -— - - —— Rules Set , grsituale student in le*»nomicN. Stiiplom. said. "(Jive the mm* ■ «!•.-,«e Pir»tf* *n«t read our rooi.- TVPIST ANN BROWN Phonr the intensive review of the university's "iteration that will :t 30 p m . 4* numertcnl strength; nsnWIICAl ViONS and purrhaae ,--m5" Electric typewriter ' Aodries Srholll. which was it¬ -r-rinrt 4#cketa «h<>e« athletic i naners and the«e*. alno geiier* have to be made, and will be corrected. This is the duty of Moeuil >ecunty. the rigtit to or- #vr, self 4 reply to 4 State News edi¬ *,,* thm underware and thousand* ing any institution which i* run bv taxpayer* money, and i* gani/e in the held of labor; po- For AUSG .con ♦ In patt. the- type of an¬ ,ot nt>,rr rtttdent peed-- at Cut-Rite " '■ ■ ——— 1 —- torial' of April 7. "African Rare : biieal equality anil arms, and reirr* fmrn Sumlin Sam the B«r- 5RORT $WiRT*, swer may spring from the f.». t simply yood operating procedure, However, it can not be Topic Now at Crisis Point.") thru theie. is only one ultimate , gain Man A'*" 1' X tt Frandor tf j that no logical value exists m lo the I dtlor -NfW SFRING 5HIFMft,*T classified as a major economy measure. the program re;ub. and that is the non-Ftir- CtOARFTTFS *28 nak •? »> wfnn ] A university, like all other sevments of the educational Mr Scholtz ha- been misled EDITOR'S NOTF The follow- . a't tav paid hustle on «o»ne muscle j i- ra at, Da ttie international level, it npvrtns will govern the country- and tb- Crt*co finm fhe i ;in t i- »n, leading ottiei - on the in* article i* (He third in a ser¬ remove fRiVf OUT AND r>*Y: system, i* established to teach the value* of the society must seeni con-.stent with the . and tiie tCuropcan will have to Poatle b- «tr>din# down to FOX prmticc-. and j«»!icies of »he I'- ies dealing with AU«G election HOT v *»x Sfud-rt p „#i«n flnae- : within which it exists. Any society, then, will have the Soviet pi op.ig jri.l.i picture tti.' leave it INDIAN MILLS GOLF COuUf ion of South Afr.,.i. pre-ent .us.i rules met-• Enter b* State Theater or In ; i Tlie quoted materittl i» taken as Did down hv student we continue atomic testing an I r.andm p X tf Oec Milt last of I. La"peq U S type of education system it want*, for a* it* value* p.i-' Congress Bill No. (t The series require military ei1u»-.iti'Mi in the fr-Ho "ConbMnporary Afnea" by rhanye, so must the educational system. Hut when a so¬ I', presented the Aparthei 1 will continue this week. TtRF SAI.F «140 Plus tax when WEDDING INVITATIONS *r'h«Hi!s while the Hiisskin* cea •• Waiter' Wal-fbar.k ) ; vovi hi»« one tl>e a» regular Price viet v puts creat demands and set* hiyh coals on education TliP"i v very well i . if i. put on Riu'm-H'« Pur* announcements a* low a* S1*" ttirir testuig piograrn, an I not J«hn Mill nlu* recapable tire* t .il»er and jwssed beyond the Bill N' R ty»s«i*d bv Stu.lent '«» f>pen evening* too N>r op service aero** from People'* a* it now doe*, it must he uiliinc to pav - apparently only tlivotce ttie military from confine'! of the Ctuon of South 4 4 4 f'ont'revs Fall term «ets ap rulo-. rhurrh tf fr imne printer 3*10 Aureltu- t-inviiig Phone Tt* 2 »t?"i more than it presently wishes their cdu«'utional system. but if those jroal* are to be Africa Yet for nM pi a< tical i- Tn Ihe Ad Her f#»r ctpdi'iate ramtinieising for . Trro\ CAMERA Complete •— — also close down military acaib - nil eloction* dealing with S'u- i Photo s* Mmlabrne TrwM EAt'FRS TltFSFS realized |m»-cs it !«. not ill U-r «t the pi, I hav Just finished reading prm, Hi.*#' ttues to cmphiisi.'e in»uiH* dent Governnront : earner® |7 Consider trading FD- 'PAR'IT report* evner* •««,*♦»• \\ it h an ever increasing (Mtpulation, a trreater number of oi.i lime It h, pres.." the treatise on segregation in f-0727 1TJ lW'*si»tn# and mmnlitn* P" competition with tlie West. Th:« bill supersedes alt others students, a tnisl b»r expanding facilities, aiul an alarminvr proven impiactir.ible t>x tf • the Union of S»>uth Africa by i —— - — ■ D'«h|,ration*. BvX if? N«w Y Another tcaton, visible in the Smut Malan and Stri)tltxn Andrie I* Schoit* Trie author pa«* '* finances. in ROTC. whicli could t»e apent pt at>out I'm - , range ir -rier anrifj ic br,5 *in- J ON.vOUA BASOLtNE mum t wtH.il' thousand- of men and women paign area The prwfers mat t>«» I el- be-l« and »fher i'e»p« o' fu'ni- ) more protif4t>tv in other class- let ica! the utiH« double sided «n t *b-,p »,,,f '■"» Ph-'p- M**—e'm«c Realty Co j TMfN GFT con •ept of (apartheid! on the b»si< of civ¬ r1(. 71i Ahhutt Rd FD 2-3:43 173 f work, paitKularly in the case of roo t 34 inches h\ 3ft jn he* j 100 CAS ) (ticks, lime Jolly! scientist* and engineer* The waste of tax money Is al¬ state, functional whic! in e**eti«-e or ever k r.o M ilization cent of standards the arguments put are reminis¬ forth Tl»e legal nmpnirn fined a* within on,'. are, is de 'rr« f A WON VT CAMERA wiht New Selling t offer Fl3i Con- I SVVWAV t?M f GAANP »'Vf» S. ■ :.!• utopi in res e by many of the avid race dema¬ ». jo feci »»< ♦ M- Near |V 2-"853 t?4 . Itritisb comment so ridiculous Our huge military of the «idew%'k« on the American system of education— l.i'ioti mav glorify S«sdh Afr , ? gogue* here m our country I runni' # from WASHtVO «' "You are manufactunnfr a bunch of brilliant, well-adjusted budget skyrockets taxes an t in¬ creases the national debt What obioiid hut doe* not imswer !»«- am certain that the author tt»o Union to the Union In t'.e.nimi m Tower B»rkev, »*»d fro»rt ,.»';»hfy*?*,rTzrx.nZSimui; —# .iean-Up mu and Ph«»ne v TT.- slobs." practical miMi-r, o i- put t > e displayed No *maM surh i« h< wif. convincing John Kar and required to* in o!»ee« of bualnetg out site DON'T RF A storm from 'he • Instead of breaking d«nvn other segregationists of the by being, pi the hi. nrtred r- provide insti mdors. textlatoks. Mr «>' the i »m-»u« limits Campaign f'F ACTtFt". T tvrn ORAPPS nnt- Si hob . .ir^umcrd point f -- value of hi* "working approach W#>r* haire iour.gr with cu«h- Ue « alv g>iv from Chi and uniforms, and equf|wnent to out¬ '! terature ,< no* to appga-in anv green . •"«• of r-ura bv rom'ne ♦ ppint wh'ih would neee*,4ts*v to r*i-.tir:g problem* " n« 84! Cunton E loinung FD- thousands of cadet* who wdl "Of F n X Crossword Puzzle fit •her r,»ngr>urura'-.r»n bv «'a*r Tboa'e- 1 liSIUoe t.s, much *i>aee I w Should tie learn nothing more « than the htoeir ••v *«,,dent h*-#-''- t> not continue in the advancer! 5»s?e News rtnd i* pot t„ rr. oiearet'es bring t» your attention tw here at MSI' than the real «V r»-c •* V m- ' A4BOSI program fjet* meaning of the Golden Rule. toed r<«t a* a paid adver- hoiking •„» rwud Iv** nant• bv P" * e IS Apple sr a* The training of those student* I. "The United \n! tisr^nent nnw s» At' co».,'« 1. Slip by Julr» n - .»• tb»«"~Tn*Ututlon will have been VDV1.V Ft'RNTSHFD I nt barg*fna J*eketa *•« who at** interested in earning Car* are permitted to be used DECOR AT- t Freshwater 14 Withdraw their commissions is hampered alvzist the ryes a J situation ■> of great serytce to him. His **D h-M-helnr a-». tmenf Rut table fo* !,,« «. . - _ . , W Upright for camnaivn purn*«se* on ram- j two Private narking Cnnven'ent tn I ^ Frand-ir or East tains»'.i- tah South Africa n IW.M A fn ted reliance on an allegedly Chris¬ Jo Danger bv the swarm of reluctant re- fvtM during the week of rWintit i town or t'niveraitv Rent inrludea It Arranged Nations commission was auth*>r. tian inititution (Dutch Ref,>rm- ■a"hue# Read- for aeruoanry IV- W*TCM U»»l»INr. * anal fruit* who pock ROTC se»dion*. No Uuidspenker* are aPovyed 4-4S7t like ri)i 11 Went irgd by the flcnernl As-erwh-. »n1 Church) to xufxa'tt his the¬ , EE 4-2S21 after 8 om 177 All »#t(he« 4 med The compulsory program doe* Strut rules are placed on the It Ate qUiCk'v to investigate the taut an,t rwn- sis is mere folly. He might just a-d gAJ#il« rot produce apprtviab'v more aeing rieiil aitUHtion in the U".. as .easily have chosen some of t»«e of campaign literature to j I rectum MICHIGAN E.A8T t.«re-- tv*o NEAR Re-ur- CF-ecied li fart of room -urmvhed -*e tkg ofTiivr* than voluntary one* at protect the appearance of the .»-ar«— «p» Utilities 14 T»lr a««'h ion of JV»uth Afrv,» While the the so-called Christian inatitu- paid AM Phone WnhU||t#< 33 A vt. 3 other institutions Michigan campus and unfair practi e* 174 vengeance was burred from the tums i*f cHir own nation 34 laghl Mu* State ha* the largest ROTX' en¬ Caotyialgn ll'erafure canru-t be THOMttON'S JFWIl • * 11 Union, it was ab'c to prvpi'c If rivers of blood ever flow , MICHIGAN AVE A< ROftA fm#n j: Velio* beiMtte* af Vaaiargajr'a Ewaaie rollment in the country, but this place-1 in mailboxes, meal travs j camm* Eu-ntahed two room apart- 221 MAC. It WMkrm an exhaustive and penetrating through the streets of the cibe* went utlhtiea bugle is accompanied by one of the or under door* l-itfraturr can- paid, parking *#n It PhihaUne 14 Amrr, mHxrt bsscit on « of docti- of the Union of South Africa, it month IV 5-a.XW Jtt COIF CLUI SALl i? Rubbed 4 faatena lowest percentage* «»f such stu- hot lo«ter* on trees is r>,-i|ee*.e-*h#r bus 988 per mon'h view of its serious anxiety st that there is nothing to be gain¬ TV A-5H70 Irons - I? 50 Va'u# Bt Count»- 42 Drug plant 1. Obliterate divtAiua were required bjr the Morrill strictly prohibited. |7- unrr 44 At no tii # 2 For mrr the dcvc-loumcnt »»f ethnic ten¬ ed from a man's inhumanity to Only »«♦* A (itiHMtrl* Aid (which It t* not), the law No camt»«|en literature or ' TARGE DOCRjr ROOM linen* S3 Voicanlg sions in South Africa and at the his fellow men. 4> On# but a Prtmirr of h-—d FtAMOOA COIF COUiSf cai curve could, and should, be changed to pswter* mav u placed within fue hj,-H-kt to raThP',. matter m • place franc* • So Arner, fit modern conditions. feelings which those tension* IV 8-831* or TV l-MJt 1-8 14 Depart*! 44 W'eAl 1 An.mat fat The ad¬ am- rampua, building or shelter capita] i?S TYPPfG WANTED 9»-»r ministration's policy, however, e the following evce»Hj«»F*; •no TWO r- T 7m r r — r- T" 10 Permeate i* to explain and rationalise alt ■HW—| sir; bulletin board* and laundry fa¬ rrwent n'V'«'ON for girls TO J-JA+A p!ga**nt 174 m»ea Cherry Lone ram4 service ED f-b»2 TT F T~ U. Gwi away 14 Commence problems, rather than take con¬ structive action (note "Biggie*' cilities In married housing and en* poster in each cammis living GtRT. (*-V WANTED mv-m A« v4»-n TO ahire large f-iO,iahin^ 11 Playing 5"" 1 T- ii t • card tlShaf* Moon's rationalisation of ath¬ letic expansion in the new YVf/1 /WV |W4|| i'nit with the permission of the ho4t*ing officer P-py»re n-j* 1-8IM Rmpteyed One block to or giaduate ED- (r - street lee Mr IT~ •d if" W 14 Cord Spartan). \djj0 YT-i-y All posters and campaign lit- Mm. Cm P»i. K AtUr* FT" tr- T7 TT fi IT £ 24 food staple 24 Psalmist Tt is about time that the t ached administration quit out¬ mnn- ^IB'wA e##ture wuq *w removed from their r'.»<*es or disnlavs before tOST LOST TWO TVRTTjrm" FOUND Don and ♦«k M0IAM MILLS »om 27. Football rm-n of the day following elec¬ •ol# rout# l-.c Hn W) rr team tions m-t '»«• aeen a»»»immmg « gult-»- I ml# e#s» nl F fa-«>s —\ - i M Railing LMs Cs> Is canwaSbing for I : BflKl 31 Cubic meter LONDON 1^ — Influents vich in WTitin# from the F'et'- vt-vr m- -b*vtt*o smm,. A RI ••i,r nrit-1» w B jr deaths totalled 1M0 In England Rufwlav. nm * r fion's rommissjorer or AUSG at iackman Combo lOBI Eureka. Lan- 34 Silent TV I4}<4 « O»va*0» and Wa let last rear, in Increase least 24 hours before using. w w 14 Century kT j IT iF 5r plant 34 Measured of IJII over IfM, and of !,SB over INI. Camnai*nlng in living uni's must be between the hours of REAL ESTAfr WANTED N fel 34 Employer 5 and 7:Jrt em rsu! w S* 'C ll 3» Bristle 41 .Eggi Night Staff Tuesdav and Wtxtnesdax' of the on Mondav, • roam, three bed- CTRL TO SIT ARE epertmer* rcmswa bath Brtvete esitra-re C v-evk of elections and the can¬ !•*#*. t«* remmae Bione ED f-ARFf 41. Nominal heautiful Bte About all Xltebte and mwn . < li value didate mu«f be escorted by a EACn.TT COUPLE SO f member of the living unit. intereeted to ttoMtof ****** ^ (To Be Continued) now or tepteilibei I Would <^7 RD 1-J» F< MICHIGAN STATE NEWS AUSG Reps Get Ain-II 11,1§3N Talks to Put Threw Diplomats Top NSA Posts Khrushchev Predicts Glenson. llolmes Fleeted i'j Communist Supremacy Michigan Branch Officers MOSCOW (/Is)— Premier Nikita Khrushchev toht Ameri¬ By 1.1/ TROESTER can Amhassailor Ltcwetlyn Thompson Monday the commun¬ Two niemlHTs of the All-University Stuilent Government ists will re-educate. the capitalists of the world, "when executive branch were elected officers of the National Stu¬ we win." ~ — ff' dents Association's Michigan region at an NSA workshop T t a freewheeling 15-minute Then, -lifting hi* glass. heltl at Ferris'Institute this weekend. speech to' di|>lbmats at a Polish Khrushchev' said, "let us drink At ante emhassv reception marking the Glea.sojri is regional vice """ to the strength and" growth of chnirmrin and Dick -Holmes, or¬ 13th anniversary of the signing of a friendship agreement be- the socialist camp" ganizations bureau director, is the viee chairman in charge of 'Polities-1958' tween Poland and the Soviet . Then, as an afterthought, the Student Government com¬ Union, Khrushchev said: Khrushchev commented: mission. MSP wilt lie the publication Features Talk "I could dose my eyes and if you are i socialist ambassa¬ "The main problem Is to dor I know your foil a t r v is a avoid a military clash. But this center for the 'monthly letter. The Observer* news¬ and the Bv Lintlenier I eaceful other country amb.jv a.lo! s There here' w ho are is knows only possible if the adversary fh.d il he attacks us ho site of an orientation meeting in the spring Friwronce IJndemer, chairman w oiiM'liko to spit on cotumun- will get an unpleasant sur¬ for delegates to thi- NSA National Student Con¬ of the Republican State Cen- i-m But don't t"t's sei' w ho can prise." » gress at Ohio Weslevan. t**al Committee, will speak at spit farthest, like camels in a cage In-dead. ],e\ compete We I'hU «as the first time dele¬ ft p.tn tonight in 32 Union. gates from MSP had attended Lindemer's talk is the second have to m untain minimum -;.in- '.S/./.m/i.-k of S/wrl/c' itat * i .unlitions. an NSA meeting as members. installment on "Politics - l!»f>8." lliulilivlit* II rrkcntl Ci>npress approved a hill to join a stories sponsored bv the Aca- "M> will heat the capitalists, the association at its final ses¬ denu Benefits division of Stu¬ "Splashes of Sparkle." annual hut that does not mean killing State New* Photo by Dave Wether sion winter term. The hill stip¬ dent Government. anybody." "wiru show, will be presented in *tatr */«•«»* Phutn l»y Have Wrilvrr The M i c h i g a n Republican the Women's Gym Pool Thurs¬ lllEMHW for THE Fr»n*h firrr. "P.lh.lln ' ar.- ll-rl I .< ulated that A|S|* apply bership h\ for mem¬ lender will present his party's TFRRV MOUTER, Grand Rapids senior, general rhairman for lie praised tin' Chinese peo¬ day. Friday and Saturday at Lurni». I>.br>. M.nM.r junior, and April 15. I'areiils' Weekend, mie, over plans with (l-r) Trish Under. Traverse ple for what he . ailed re-edu¬ position .on this year's political 8:13 p.m. The -how is sponsor- Lyii J.ihn.ton, Rrrtlnwl Junior In Oil. pl.t prrwMnl Ihursdat. Although ?he university h the issues. I-«tst week Democratic City junior, artivities rhairman; I'mih Wagner. RlnomHeld Mills cating the capitalist element is! by Green Splash. Women'* I ji..l.rk'-hop, which was cen- 9hl French t< ie.' ucation. on the theme.of higher ed¬ |i;e-sr*t^ ;i resolution, that man in llkafi. the youthful Re¬ publican decided to rejuvenate 111 rial Activities Set ha .-.a.lor • h< * ,iid Joseph Avidar. Khrush- dowager Queen Eliza-- V A It F. N T S In tti of Belgium who was re- tl. legislature should not make his partv's ' political outlook. co'.Hy in Mo.eow .1 kisl Soviet l.'illi Century Play Slated an* • tatc* fiit in the budget for the ("durational institutions. Since he took his present posi¬ tion. l.indemer has emphasized reorganizatym and "middle-of- For Michigan W eek I' -csidenf Kh'mcnti whether the Soviet Union had a Voroshilov W E E K E N D Ttus was passed at almost the To Open Thursday Evening -.one pr«■*ed the cuts. time the legislature ap- the-ro;id" Republicanism. A member of the department In observance uf annual Michigan Week, Mnv 4-10, MStf spei .a| attitude toward Jews. "If you ask what this special . of political science will serve a* has phtuneO a series of events ranpinjr front special exhibits relation consists of. I say half \l* tpr I'ii-rre Ptttholln," 15th century French farce, will Olrason's new Job Involves moderator of the question and to a football yatne. Irving to attract new schools in¬ the wives of the presidium of [rti Thnruliiv at 8:00 p.m. in the Music And. answer session which will fol¬ •Ml tin .(. 11\ it|. ,. tponstned between the Ingham ei»unf* to iolning NSA- tt ties in with - the part* are Jewish," Khrush¬ low lindemer's talk. •act* v i'h the Inufi.aii fount* Marguerite Juliot AI'sG's new program on con¬ committer and eomniunity chair¬ chev said. Academies Benefits Director M>. lui' in \V« ok committee; are centration an Junior colleges. men to have "Queens" from each Erects the characters in He also had few words to >».> version of this rom- (sulci 117/1" Out* one JC in the state is an V* A member. That is Flint JC. Bert has Green. Detroit announced that soph«tnore, Repuhliean d. lient-; u.ni-'l of to the appe.il area t.i all Communities resi¬ city present at the football game At the present, 2U.0UQ persnns s..\ about Sovii t a aid to other i. u'lti ies V I' irre Md'er has directed National Chairman H Meade Al¬ ha* i• it.-, n in- it' ll t". |),ii t i. ipate of NSA are are exjtectcd to attend the •■Old- T h l>'a>"* >n bhe last Staff Posh The other members Udinr. Alar*grove. Michigan, t eiitral Michigan Fniversitj of and corn will ' Politics be <>n IfffiB" ampus for a speaking en¬ in M e Throughout ue. {. long ol»se|\ the week. aim- MSU Timers" football game Sjnirtati Stadium capacity is TtS.oun • have When our for gain" we let other countries (spnjiment. do we do No. We'd get quire IAYITK years. gagement earl* in June. .. it vol It I' AltF.MS Assigned i.n.itn t totu - ot tin W .| . v. i'» ri'turnoy, Detroit Michigan College of Mining and i ample s( als are still available Tickets profit if We used tin material id O.c (Hilllgt.t will |m State's Terhnolog*. arc $1 on No reserved seals country." re plays the role of in our E A K I. Y ! . ' H: wife. Ouillemette. The d e our* ,-,f irr i »ne of the main events for Pre-Mcil Society n« tin • > It • 'ii. ia .i k.i, Mn Mil . uni . unt I>t dirirtor. is Hoi- Hi'lmc, m hiv new position will i Jane Tobey, •cienee has jntvmwc phmtiilig .1 exhibit i|e- i in Scheduler Alcel a >pe< i • i. t'-e cm vani.'.uion of the asso- .. uiriior Ouillsume ,?oe- 'del Robert i Craw ? vt I - . lafion'v regional assembly on. | a tin,' the l.n-toi v ot Michigan. NEW SPRING COIFFURE COITKK Hill II with ' p:. At F • The rtn urit rates t<. the work¬ meets Thursday at R 30 in H'l er-." football game lo he played oil.- /or yon. Union for their bi-monthly Miv will sir mil the lieginiiing Fngiiieering Fxpositlon )"«rph f<»hnst«n. Be re land ItriTC Cail.'t. Wm*. shop a.-'I worked on ways to .of Michigan Meek. Five high hrttnore. pla*« the part of Sw f I'.'-f- Ford meeting. Iinliriflnnlly fosliionnl ontl Intrrnational Fr«Uvil *25.000 \rA an son. a ■ m plement the A tour is planned to the Ing¬ school hands %«ill perform at the* Ihuilt I'Aigtielrt. The Judge ] rhjrjrterired by William Key. Alpha Ph. < »?••• » i. S.. 1 « und.iti »n giant. Tlie nmnev ham Count* Che-t Hospital with game and Will plan their pro¬ (M/o-r/Zv ii-iiml. Alfiha Et»sil'»r. A" A ■ v ...*en t" investigate student around the Michigan Meek dine, last t.an*inc senior. i •- ■ '• Dr. C J. .Stringer ;o guide He gram SI'ONSOHKII its in higher edura- theme. "|t\ Society, will h.-'I the Will also show a' short mov e Great to l.ive in -' *. IIY J • »' h.i- been in the plan- June ; a '. W.L >e and Fern* have l»een pilot campuses t«»r, Rides will be provided for those .Michigan" FLORENCE BEAUTY SALON •; AH prc-rned students are urg¬ (III AI'll. r en: of foreign languages ed to attend the meeting and if serve a.—ph-j'utv VV.ng C- " - r'asse« have in oonversation- collaborated to mnnder < .« i.' Fa - a", h ■ Cellist Presented rot invited members of the to join siieiety, Information arc college ^ t. ■ p •arepiif. during her four year* fa re a* MSU night at 8 30 in the Union Tow¬ CLEANERS tea tpra/, ivy green, desert tan, suntan, ■ ■.or'raved in thnr Cade* Wing *! . t- er Room. The meeting is open Tb«' t-roiuam f »r the evening • s and* setting. Cade' P..' W vRfr.f* i. • Will ;Ti--'tide Sonata in F Minor to student* and faculty. golden nugget, carnation, copen blue, junior, who ?..»• tf«-n * mmd t»\ A'.'opio Vi*.-iidj Concerto in Anyone interested in jazz i- \m» iiavi: Wing Exeeuhve ' rf? ■ • W oh invited A fllm will b»* shown azure, purple iris or ^iniiul Election rufT. U frierrd-ef of Ph F'a S.g- J) M.nor l»v F. iouard t alo: So¬ F Minor for viol meet lo and some mmjius musician- in¬ it iti-.AioA i n: ma. Green HeUnet .• A l ot m troduced. Plans for an outdo..i turquoise, sizes 8 Ni'H Officer* Air Soeietv i". m the AFP'tTC .old p.ano h* Br »hm« and three j'fing jazz concert and a circu¬ ArriMM from I let key engineering category f.urrer piece* l-sruento bv Ga- lating record library will be do- to 16; matching t,i .e' M a r ; e Intermeyro by I'M by 'Friends' Other juniors .gned to «taff K iV arine l.urke ar.'■ "I'll of the MSL' Ilea ton. HeSievue. Neb Adtun- ' ' er'« i r.ew mc«t«ng Thursday officers at IJ- istrative Offiit ' Pelton. Wdh rv' .V t) r.w • • » . • t ('in »er r.f llll'll I nil* I'lirinlf Smedley • Personne!: Dan fvrkurhsn. H - • / » ! David Randall. In I'mrltrn Srntnn h>t ' " rarian at Indiana lv. Operations ftff.c < .. *h spoke the de- Harvev Ro^er bunr U*-" - ' ?'•- on Tv.e parade season Ijegin* to- K rare l*>ok col tec- rector of Mi'-'f i' ( * «•>♦ R ■'»- d.,v for ROTC uni** wi*h U |oint too* *•*• v r-Wevt ert D«»ve, Hvattsvd'e. Ml W,-/ universities. A'ov-Ao Force practice parade are president. In«pentnr. Kenneth Junker at 4 p m at Jettison Field """*r division of so- Grand Haven. ?»'.-♦ -«»' c«v- The a 'erriat.rig rfMttm.ind will • :ec *.,r; vice presi- troller- Jerry. F" v-f Fa * i,. 'i ■•..• rn 1 itv of the Air PHgivell. head of the. y«;ng. In format j on Serv.ce* Off F re- A d; the Army taking hrartment on leave cer mmmand on May 13 for the ' VPilham Drew, head Commander"! of eydet group* 1 Awards Day parade -.(fib plant Charles Heidt. Ib*r»;t pathology are •'v Haynes; s^-re. Warner Johnson, M.-keg-n. ' t MSU ,W ne. U- Wesley Kilponen. Spartan Vil¬ treasurer. Philip lage; Kenneth M; - ITr" ,',s VHt' President and Bruro Richardson. New Castle. l» ARKNTS Nil Monte Stuck t^nsinp; r' m IM.1 MmUr- and • Jtih t-.undberg. E^-t Ijn- U> all. slig ■ ■ Thar an ma by aarriaga mi Hayalt far Hurt PIZZA Mill Spray D»odpronl lor Men heaps en wwhhii ell day leng—working So pre¬ vent oder, vsiUr| to dMd penptradon. For Mi non-stop prelection, get Memenl (ASA NOVA'S 60c and M.00 »i ue Em Luuing'i Oldest PinerU Open 4 p.m. ■•USER'S ETHICAL rStfM RIPTION FHARMAC V LANfUNG IIS 8. WAHONOTON IV 2-133* NCAA Probation MICHIGAN ftTATE MEWS 3 Schools Pi|f Four April 22.195K on Auburn SMIJ Calls Hardest Hit Decision Bv Ruling •' C* Very Unfair Sraltlf, SMll llrnw I -Year I'roliutioii. Aid lit Griililrr llriiip- Kulinc N'KW ORLEANS i,p The NhtionaJ Collegiate A; DALLAS <,V) — Southern let it' Association Mojpj Met hoi list Athletic Director shipped a now o-yeal* pro!- Matty Hell Monday called it tion on Anbtirn and ha-:,' probation slapped on the one year pitfbationaiy school "the most absurd . ifitls to Seattle t.'niverspj thing' I ever heard of." and Soul hern Methodist. (hi. Tiecr first baseman, was safe and went The National Collegiate Ath¬ Auburn, the No. 1 team .• - in a freshman fontball halfback and tie's probation will end Sc.- Mumlov nigh! and received The fust games ate scheduled plane. baxebail player from Abilene, State a Another U ilson Shines at nw H. O Hall, president of the ID60. n welcome from Soviet athlete- in Moscow's Sports P alhcc Tex. He said that was the ease Nashville Business f' o 11 e g e Southern Methodist drew em! i.llulals waiin enoiiftli to Thursday and Friday nights, (he school had discussed with penalty for obtaining a surom <;..i,i. are sinter! in Tilulsi whose A At' championship team the NCAA. n»» M thr- «old war.' ■N'». Tom. who is wearing a knee furnished six members of the Bv ( III I K RIC IIARHH job for a prospective fuuthj Khi;* tigtit* glared :,nd tnovn- Api'ii 27, 28 and tA»ningr«id May. The athletic director s.nd brace to protect his injurs which women's squad, said he brought \\T-''*n and Michigan Vate are in: ;i- player. The NCAA ruled i ami rus humnn »I .is the 24 men ». 5 Gregory wa- employed by the h< c-n teens him from scrimmaging. A large crowd gathered at the a letter from the governor of First it John, player involved failed to m ,(nd wonteti plavers pirn ottieia' Ray Oil a - ,i representative «nor ymouj. wa- Tennessee to Russia's Premier . ■•I ,i hopes he will he* able |o play job specifications and said sir ppcr| ft ' in a • i> i■». Soviet jet Movenvv airport for .the Amor* in West Texas tin ri fat. now a not h« s Wi.-di nest fall. job was "tailor made tu meet li airliner - wht«h brought them loan.--' rival A loud cheer went Khrushchev. "They required him to 'he en ha- s?ep---ed !'- to fill the- viims, Hrdl also said he wa- offer- needs." from f*i ague up when the plovers disembnik- the Job alld he did the |ob he Torn WiS.vt a fieshman. net ! knoV 1:1 have to work in^two scholars ■ a 'I think M .i ve!> linf.ui • I , John v. . tn. .ft-' , f ..it i \ lhel.it an i Mike llollotan. I'!.*!-polllid member of were Maigoim. Valdamalii.s of girl Most of the men's playeis tlero lob, M« !l adoed - S* i'e lie p." I'M i!e!'-n -i'.e In:*- |' * State's first two quart- g.ven Auburn the captain ot thr Russian from the'National t'hampmn ha n I'ugg.c Mun i ..ilk > hav* Helped mi a lot. most severe in the group' the Nashville llusfiirss I ollege If.u » .iic The Athletie direetor sn-l i.'.ii k w •« a ». vvomen's tram whi«h along with hum. and Ian Krumltivcb, the IX roil.!. III < at> . Cregoiv fitit.une'i information h-wmg hi- wnn'iti fui unia a "a n "Iiep .iiv a t«'t »»( tilings vi,u forrement history. Only • even foot three Sov»i« t center foi oil ompanu s on well • - Jo!.|i 'at*" b»'« ana • "Tom is j real fine player and h .\r t" leaiii in a hurry anil if >(..ii suspension handed N u ho phived on the Olympic team "lie wasn't even paid whru he l.'ho ti • scholar ,i notev '«n . is doiir- a iihnI lob." sa»d 4iran- v«.u (ion t vbu'i '■ in trouble Carolina State in 19515. lirkcts _ at Melhoiitm in 1951! v« as lef off to go to (he high n f■ » a foo'baa plftv«i cli Iniv "lie looks like he'll l»C K\ i rvi.ne ' : wiillli.; to help action taken against Km1, quarterbacks STATE Ih rout: It a it interpreter one the Russian plavrrs told Helium of Tickets X'arsRv Kintr for Ihr <*40 Alumni* hf pvir- srlmol all-star game iwhiili pre¬ cedes fall college football prac¬ They docked tin Fat (|ll.irterharkrd eleven and the two vear* ago. the spar haskrtliall and also one despite of our that finer injured knee fered last fall! lie Is an. all-\ (suf¬ O'Ugh ' Is., he tiunk he }.» 1> any sort basketball teams sever,, ago Ti outstripped the mow NCAA said mi r» . Johnson of llalias, president of rhased at Ihr Alhlrtlr Tlrkrl tice each yean. team i ' | • i la tn a' ' i lit ironi 'hi e SINGERS . him those two weeks. performed well in the rlass student .»nd a real smart fellow j'tirn * ode red the amateur athletic union: OfTirr now. Adult and far- i • -ai h 0g ' taff a pro: porta, Hun .... to'. .1 p.U'l tooni. John is current!* working . •< on; . ' \X . 'he <•( ".t athlete Plied tinani ■ Wt In.* t lit time u v met hid iillv lirkrU will rosi II each No I 'lent think I'm treated more titan hi w.e u- th» oil as an administrative assistant f'»r hanself and hi- tann t|u ti'i.i \« «• ..ii i>latmmg to and rhildrrn and Mudent ♦ I ,n A ' ,i to rentl' than tii«- «»thi r.-. I • M* fie i i. ' in'ei paid at state while I'al is in thr k toping with NCAA po:.. tirkris 5® rents earh. • »,, , , , Ton- I fp-n't feel uneom- Walfer B-*i Ni AA exeeu- *erv Ire « itfusod to identify i' !hfrjr;i(» wa- '<■ th» fflvriipc nasKetba'. *' I .'aba Jm ju«» one <>t 15(1 nut ■ t'.\ dire« Pa tn» made the .» . H:l ^ . !■«■.?.,» ttn A .e- ,'i 'a involved, but the R CONCERT •• w r-.im at tie. mkj and Mi ! ♦ irothe. t ( a ; i i'ii* r,..iin«fill* I-.' ■.«■: tf'.i p* n.i,'\ tiam News said it wa- ■ , IM Results . I ourne in which V S men • o an «t -t.i Trie hi 180-pounder a)-o tennis bc.it tin Russians again • So-.'fi* *. M« th(w|p.t (S hack Hon Fuel! of Gum.: iff' f\ >. -11 -v bo f'op» - u. a i rack at ha>k«t- John on who ; aid the team 1.. t coteeleie I \ • . n.ah*r ib A.i Al'ltll. 27 KtHIHXl.l th.it the *: i|<{« n* mv'eVI I ' de« - ( , . .. N ■ • • • ,i |jj«, |. if ♦ k'-oe mends proper! v. 1 he NCAA dealt more i au.e through the trip m go"«f I. *, Iinmnn, V. I rs-spiTe !h. u-.an> artivitte.- stnilrt said (»ur plHvn . have !. I »!• v.. ui.e w »» an-f (fel i ». si • •• • • M«- • • ■ I'..' I vrrelv with Auburn vlnrr. ll:(NI I'.U. t oimon* * 1 linmnm » ■ mi I »• h,.1 found litre to compile a ;u -» .i'»uif » ••••■, . Ih.,i ...: fii t,. la .it t|u liu I notion* I. If, f ounoo* I 1 no* i*.'»■* ot esoioitant pav e« • Alabama school was still in t two ami . biillrrb'ltl t. i. Ilultcffn 14 J. J .. -V. t.r,« «ve. ,ih> He al ' fiu.i- slabs. »■*••««aid. tc see a nun h "I ; tht 1 eon- doghouse. The final vejr » Ml4« '1 » sliaw •». I ■«, , , . f;l the Sov'n't I'nn.n po- .||.U Auburn's present probation Sen tile's Coacli Resigns w Shin •». •» W *h4» * « Hallr* I II Hailrv *. > p. ■ -Mr: •' • !':« I ate and w« !i-lik» (| mdiviit- I'tail'l.tS Sergei Hessoimv. president of not bar the Plainsman tr Vroisiroo* f I". Viwisimo, ' i 'm ■ v he-.- Fa-' Sh a'A llali and ail llie Soviet llaskelhall I'eilera- VllHsldOIC I It, VtlllvllflHi! • : NCAA title events or pnvi PkIv kr-'v the f.m |iie I III KCII tion. formal)v greeted thr Amrr- It.tilev i *. Italicv !. \ iu i ■ son bowl games, but the T«" WiiM-li mo ' ticloVe that of Probation i u In Cucc lloilcrbria I. t. Ilottcfllrld t . o * • , k»". v teau athletes welcoming them tmhlrnni ». *. Xroiklrooi I I .■•. homo V.v-e Co- finish !H" ! penalty bars them from ail « t »IM« t, y. i sh** t. » ev enls W Xh »t» I l». w %h« w I .1 f i the Seattle cast' fin t Xhao V. >. » Xhaw I I W I I W shaw V •» SKA'ITI.f'i (T» .lohri rgstcllulii. uthUdic dtreclor and said the schoiii's head NOTICE - STUDENTS WITN CMS t Man Id, II It »ha«* » '» »■ iha«* « I W shao I* s head hiiskebtall cout h .if* Seattle t 'nt> ersitv. rc-itrneil .M*« KlTlt'Stillf. (rvmiiasts bail co,n h oltcred two i 5, 6 ',vr atldeb's llnanci.ii Mullet lie '4 ginx* two hours alter the \('.\A plaeid the school on fwc lliitlrifir 14 *» |V a We ean't bring our 2 hour dry cleaning and shirt llUhd « It Malhrt V I s.i; • one case inv<».\' probation for hts recruiting pr.ictm Pace (laiiatlian Tourney VOIIIVIIVII year frrvlee to the campus but our new UNIX I-IN Is Vnllrv i lull I ovrr Manet Vine H. a.d he had u.d loan a per month and the otnr located mil*- a shot I distance away at W!J fast I* I. I V .* :i.orH-,. j»ut he added. N Iio alius Hear* «%r| w«mi * hi t i •.» «111.r a ( • o't ! '* forts in behalf of the school nanged ha: uls Saginaw, opposite I randor hbopping tenter, last, mno.* IV «, IA-H till II wo Mather plavhotv . , i *,, f| • • should he interpreted as at var H% l. tRKT (il MIN ronvriurnt laPMdry and dry * trailing service. In at It, IV t. It I ., w i i.. < * tanre with the rules established •state New* Xpnrts I d it or The action 'against Se.< Mar » Mar. « IV. IV 3, IV V out at I V ■ u uv.r »,.* H, : .< t-« i .• t, : bv Ihr National ( ollrgiale \th- bars t'u M'h'Mil f.o» N Krtjfstmr lius-ell wot: !tr>t plaet's in — -i c ■ r en . miUj i, i . , lelie Xssn a* I still believe that \!»« t tya' .. . u n-ke?iM ' 11*■*• «'unifM J.' I am innocent of am wrong do »\» ! eve!4 sj.e fntel'v-i IP Ml* Kitstfl'li ('HPHtiUlU JT> mtlan* Lansing laundry & Dry Cleaners Ph. IV 2-1S3S I have no roach." 4 astellanl said fulutr plans to Ills I a* ted III good faith ftt- i fiarti|»iotj>htf' itt*i'l Sa!urda> at \Vitnl>.»r. Unt. paitw ipatiun I e in journa-mr.: niiii-M > fivers -u: I the pcna;'\ Main flHicr II® I XXashlenaw !i es."ii «'i: .»n i •S, Hither-. Meth«KU.kf w. |»«iwnlo**n Itrive In 2?® XX'. XXasbtenaw H-*> competed «'"i-id* red major in the M.vh,p.i:i I . han- Driit'ln 3024 I Paginaw •dudent invo.vcd aid work (»;• the job and !:. .gi • .1 . joimiia ri\ the NCAA I a".:, ' d re. • vou J N t Ilal Miorr tied for first on Ihr e. u:ive count il. Foreign Film Sarins horizontal bar. was first in par¬ allel bars event, first in the all- I'KKSjvYI'S It is iinlortimatr that niv ef stao l.irshis was first in hott- around event and second on side horse. the IN Highliohli ■'wina ^*»dk—iiiii ng7 rtmltl bar and Ititk He«krrwoi. term's handba the free rvrrnvf event, ftirard t- '»n wa* Adam Siemo THE I.IHI. ON THE 4 OVEIt »»' was tonflft in parallel bars and Uei up Was I>ojr.!T)1( Mi Trie horse andy tor third on the stilt rings, ftir¬ llorit turn • been cxtendfHl shot to Fi ■ Muggins p'.avvd first LmferlnI. ard \ around louith and place Herman in the Junker's all- ■ T'on horse •' and fivd i,St J' for til ; t I lift the side home romplrt- BOVTXkVr etF Uie on hpartans* scoring. r the Spa run team ot !.v*hmtn, ;t w.i The rifh- shoot wb ; > ie-:,nc and ?,hc varv e for a team rating. . Tuesday 3-5 Wed:, " I...V units £.it: UlllB ipw LUCOV Las! .1 Dais' 2 thkiu e/kt TO**ID DOUME SHOCK* ANO-ROU. SHOW I msfi\ I 2t-3.ta-5:j®-:.:a- «• VUSNIK ti\\f(»n s||£\h k I.m ut x I M HH v® \R0 ; *-iMiitNxih'Xu t wrrx »Ut/l t XXX|s |'|s|t\ y| ' * • V "v Id S| u I Ki ss \* IK 11 vf, For ®vl» *l» imJs t MAItlAMIIIU A. to MVRiy m H»| | tlXXjs it Mix .%t a i *• Ike e Mitel katr UpwlV it ■ major eleetnr. It laket top Kopnra for Ike last Bridge An Imperial9 b«>*« oei k »•« very he»t bar, M Km more »tyle and foe lit i VI I kUtMH .0>,U.t \l K,«m ®oe» more pla«-e» « ok I'duil1'* I, Hk«hr »• «aii | ni.n» trhax am«ranee. Milium taiin lined foe all uTaiker romfoH. Imperial* — aU,i — Nmrrntg llf! raotrlhair inHatnral or Navy, sitb »all bi«n< » S|H','ial ocean pearl button* A roumt "COW BOfi" 79 ltUMl I'liiKilai and » r,lnr»,la,. Vjiril 22 ami 2.'i ■iWMw'l (viitiiHil Teenage (Ml Twlee HlJIul 11:21 l AlltCllll.b I III A I IU:. 7 ami 9 pan. I ndersea Girl Owe al >.H AdmU-inii: alh* A " Harris May Get Shot at Floyd lgers Catch Chisox SportN — MICHIGAN Night Sports ROitor Mike Frevlllr STATE NEWS — a NEW strong YORK t/Pi—-There was possibility Monday against Hurricane Jackson at the Polo Grounds last July. Mid draw at San Francisco April 9. "That eliminated tho two of In 9th for 2-1 Victory . April *Z. |05t Pago Five f^at undefeated Roy Harris of he had been approached by a them." Mid D'Amato. Texas might get a shot at Roosevelt representative. ticit vyweight champion Floyd AMERICAN l.i:AOI'R Patterson in New York this "They Wedaeeday Bight's New York H I. Pet. OB Past ratio summer I'he 24-year-old school teach¬ meting a flght there end hi to¬ el—t ef Mae Yatdea-MIhe DaJeha debt D'Amato mapped: totiovan, Kansas Washington City t IH er-fighter from Cut and Shoot Outpoints t.j- one g««>l thing going for wer* nkw to hto lad year and I "They're looking for publicity. DETROIT .571 2 }• • He hasn't ta»en declared These managers try to uae Pat¬ U\vy Stage Cleveland Kaltimore .418 3 3 s*« i':. Igible by Patterson's mana- Cos D'Amato. If Roy and may g* back there. terson to get fights from the IBC (International Boxing Club)-" Bygraves "I've got two or three oppon¬ Chicago ,373 3>t manager. I-ou Viscusi, re- ents in mind but I can't say D'Amato is feuding with the lease Duel Boston 1 .167 4 t:'.a:h silent for a while, they'll TBC. anything about them. I'm go¬ MONDAY'S KF.SIT.T8 '..tvc a better chance of getting "Valde* had a chance to fight ing tn discuss things with Cus. PFTKOIT 2. Chicago | Ncu y itrk 4. Doston I Nfilhrr Fighter • the title light Harris is interesting. He's un¬ Patterson In England,** said Of the leading contender*. defeated and he hasn't loused D'Amato. "I told Bobby Gleason McPermoien Hit kntisai City S. Cleveland 4 H.illumin-. W'axhlngton-postponed Shows Any Power I> Xmalo already ha* ruled ml himself up in a bad fight like (Valdes* manager) to sit tight. | a in I.F.K ESTBR. Knu'iinil i.Ti I ddle Marhen. Jan Folley, Wil¬ lie Pastrana and Nino Valde*. Eddie Machen and Zora Folley." Marhen and Folley, the top But he ran to the IDC and got several fights for Valdes from Hii-tnn at Nrn York — Stxler (!-•) — Willie PHStrani) of New M inner of all 22 of hi* pro two contenders, fought to a dull them." ■liKTKOIT (T) — Mickey \x (l.vfliinl SliirdOaut 40-1» at Kanxan City — l.enum Orleans, third-ranking hea¬ fights. Harris I* ranked third by llVrmntt lined a pinch sin- («•-«) v*. darver (i-oi vyweight contender, out- the NBA and fnorth by Ring (til centerfield in hi* firxt liiliimotp man (!•») at vs. W'axhlnglun — Harsh- Krmmarer (•-*) Mag* vine. Yankees' Lumpe Out of Action |aiinte graves of Ja¬ lyar.ini'o with the Detroit NATIONAL LEAGI'E maica Monday night, in a C/Amato said Mhnday he has NEW YORK (At Inflelder hobbled off the field. X-rays fv«» different deals the fife. — .Monday and (tave GB on taken at Lenox Hill hospital w 1, ret. fast hut. rather uneventful Put on.*e again he declined to Jerry Lumpe of the New York Tm a '.'-1 triumph over the AL KALINF. MICKY MeOERMOTT Chicago 4 1 .fttlft — 10-round fight at t iranbv n :»»:)• :on names of possible op- Yankees severely sprained his were nagative. foam' White Sox. . ties game . , . . . wins fame . . . S«n Francisco Milwaukee 4 S •» 2 .847 eea 1 Mr Halls. l-.r^utx, dates or sites. left ankle when he stepped on He is the third Yankee to be sidelined. Shortstop Tony Ku- lean southpaw, who has I want to rejK-Ht," said the loose hall Monday and will he bek is recovering from a pulled .j-oti action as a pitcher. No l,etiip Cincinnati 3 •» j .840 1 There Neither battler were ho whs kinvkdowns. able t<» show rr e ager, that I am working on a nut of action for two and a half muscle in his right leg and out¬ |,f,M reliefer Hay Moore with Philadelphia 3 .400 2 five different fights for Patter* 1 3 .400 5 anything resembling a knockout to three weeks. fielder Harry Simpson has a smash that scored pinch Pittshurgh •• But I will not say anything punch The accident occurred during mending right wrist which was ,r Johnny Groth from sec- Groth was running Kobsnwn PrefHtre 1 os Angeles St. I.oui* 2 1 4 4 .333 .200 5 »i 3 Although outweighed 1*'j pounds by the former British .<'■ -•ut them until the deals are If any of the people 1 practice before ' the game with Boston at Yankee Stadium. He broken during an exhibition game April 7 at Greenville, SC. Charlie Maxwell, whose MONDAY'* RRSt'l.TX wi, negotiating with reveal these leading off dictated the Milwaukee. l»ltt«l>urgh*aa.t|M>n#d Empire champion, the American negotiat •••is they automatically | »v.,! of starter Dick Dono- For Big 10 Ojwtwr « inrlnn.-ift intilngst 4, TODAY'S GAMES Philadelphia if (14- gained the undisputed dec Won with hi* rlever footwork and v ; . \h■ .*ut of the picture." For I'te on C.ampui * For a Better Job He said that several fight* he richt Inning* It wm a Mllw mice at iMtlshiirch — HllM (t- flicking left hand. Fastrano By HARDY CHRIST hid lined up In the pa*t were pitching duel between o. IV Kline 10-11 weighed IH71 j pound*. Bygraves imin :ind Detroit starter Although the Spartan baseball nine won two easy victprie* t hiragn at l.os /(ntrtn (night) —, HohHie 11-0) — or limit 11-0) vs. checked in at 285. The Associated Press (orpedned by premature disclo¬ sure*. The Natural dfnawfiBHfKflg Shorthand score- Th I arv. Lary was lifted for over Albion College Saturday, there will be no letup in the I'odres «I-OJ He did however, that card gave seven rounds to the say. jfh hitter Rill Taylor, who practice schedule this week as the Spartans prepare to open American, three to the Jamai¬ several Texans. Including Gor- ftoaag aymbat* fierlvg from your owa ABC's. |tr«t that In start an eight Inning enabled Detroit to tie the Big 10 season against the Tniversity of Michigan. Bobsled Fans can. It was Piintrano's third cori Mct^endon. a radio-televi* s:--»n figure, and a number of oil m> Round symbols derived from your own AIlCs Employs no slgna. symbols, no machines. BpootfwrtUnf shorthand used In Wading | scare. State will play a three-game — - — -- — victory in a British ring in six offices and civil servic* ovorywher* (including M l U. offtc**). Can cave the White Sox only hits in eight innings and series this against weekend, with the Wolverines the curtain- The team its won six and Inst four 1 fa fit Event months. Bygraves , forced the tight tn I had* talked to him about v;t»-e title ficht a l>r lenrneti The only In one quarter of tho tlmo required for symbol shorthand over to boor tha Good Houaokeoptng M*gaaln* typos. on spring southern trip .' A- .*t.> »..• hadn't spok- label of approval raiser being played here Friday the eail.v stage-, rushtng Pa - x.o 1 NOTE: Y»u can become ■ good typist quicker thru the now Votee- | benefit of .fi'v run was scored with* a safety. Lary and a dmthleheader at Ann Ar- boi Saturday Against Michigan. th*» Spar¬ tans will be facing one of their In Olympics Iratio vuth u two-tlattnl wfta-k «•?. v. to .t vone about at Roosevelt Race* staging a Patterson O-Matic plan of teaching typing available only at L B U. I the bases in the sixth Inn- bitterest rivals. The Wolves are winch was vigorous if not dam¬ .y I bv walking Nellie Fox anil Tiie Spartans resumed work¬ outs Monday with an intra In the midst of a rebuilding PARIS '#*>—The Internation¬ aging The Jamaican seemed to have ttu* edge Tit the second, •'• t«»r.-e August at the Harness Gene Ward, New York Plant in BUSINESS UNIVERSITY I T"rgei.t*. helped the player* both physi¬ 'Count Renaud De Lit Fregeo- of the 'aggressor'* way with •f Bubba Phillips when cally and psychologically." Coach liere, president of the Interna¬ nimble foot work and beating a ed Patterson's 'flrsj .defense Insetted the Chicago third John Koto. said. "They proved to o»; the wrist and fore* tional federation, said the ques¬ steady tattoo on the Jamaican's tt* that we have a fine hustling, bead with a sharp, rapier-like • linked hi Donovan on four Chicago's only tally hitting, and pitching team this tion will come up for a final de¬ cision at the international Olvm- Jul). You'll Enjoy C Vy (Bt Iks A utirn of "Rail* Round** Flag, flop*/ "bbA ts over the llrat seven Inn* year also." p+c committee session starting When Bygraves showed -;g-i> "Bmrtfmt Bog with Ctmk.") The Spartan roach was of tiring, the American plurtg* t the Titer* tied It In the May 14 in Tqkvn. Smokinc A ima red at the hiting attack Jr.!.. the attack He beitevl B>- h Ti* t«r singled. Harvev The bobsled event was thrown v hieh wa- displayed against the lined Ml his third nut nf the I960 Olympics when gra\e- v. itti right - an t lef'- » » Fin* Britons Thirty" seven tuts were ttie hotty and several times By- |rht single, and Al Kallne included in the two games the MM' met In Sofia last fall. THE POSTMAN COMETH ' home the run with a sin- At that time. Frenttee Hale, gtaves ni>|M>ared on-the ve/gr »f Four PIPE veteran pitchers. Hon exfuuistion But tie never f»!! I have recently received sexernl letter* from rwadef* which i renter. president of the Squaw Valley fYrrnno*ki. Hob Rabins, Dick organising committee, told the Pixtr.tno receivwl SM.tHiO f.»r | te Sox, who have lost Hadnt/. and Hi!!"Mills also hurl- his part of the $45,000 gate re¬ have lieoti so interesting, piqimnf. so jr tie mis tpiai, that I 1 5a contests. still do n'»t IOC that only two nation* had feel I must slmre thuiu with all of you. The letter* and my el brPliantlv. holding Albion to ceipts paid by a sellout crowd You'll find central Michi¬ Cfjitpiete game out of the definitely promised to take part. staff reputed to In* the only u single run in the double BOB RABIAS Olympic rules provide that of H.000 Its graves' purse was gan's largest selection—All rrpliee follow; bill not revealed * dher league. event* must fx* held only if 12 brands also poor SIR: IVrrnnoski and Rabins did t . . . fans Six hatlers . . . name — Wentinettj set down 4ho Maybe you cnti help me. I came up to college eight yearn - tupcrb job*, holding the Britons their veterans have been brand of smoking tobarro. I S'.v order in the ninth gradu¬ ;m scoreless in the first game per- ated or signed with major league Boivinft Club ago On my very first day 1 got into .a bridge game in tha 1/' rfed ' for the victory. raneski hurled the first five in¬ atudent union. 1 nru still in the same bridge game. Ihavenevur If" clubs. But whenever the Spar¬ INVITE MACS (H R II NHI nings. striking out five batters. There will he a meeting of l< «« 5 * 0 0 tans and Wolverines clash, it s gone In dass, cracked a Ixiok, or putd any tuition. All I do 1 h lb 4 ? 1 * 1 0 He was in i lam only once, that always a close battle the Rowing Club Wednesday YOLK I'AKFMS is play bridge. ft 0 coming in the third Inning when but year State kept Michigan night at 7:30. Cheek tomor¬ B f F A It I. V ! t 0 1 0 AU»|i>n loaded the bases row '* paper for detail*. 120 N. WASHINGTON •To exjilain my long nl«enee and keep the money coming I rt t n • 0 from winning the Bit 10 title 1' ?r 0 • ft ft Rshias fanned sK hitters in h% heating them. 3-0. In the from home, I told a harmless little lie. 1 snid I was in medical 1 " 4 0 1 ft the four innings thst he pitched achiHil. This made Dad (my fattier) U-rrihly proud. U s 0 0 ft Onlv in the ninth did he fet into final game of the season nations are entered Since con¬ It alao 1- 1h The weekend's game against 1 • 0 1 struction of a botrsled run wuu'd enabled me to keep playing bridge. We were both very happy. 1 " 3 e ft • trouble, when he walked a bat¬ the Spartans will In* the last for co t about $750,000 and con¬ |m p 1 • a e ter and another got one of the Michigan Coach Ray Fisher He x But all good things must come to an end. Mine ended when | r * 0 a * tracts would have to la? let I'TXIX 1'Mt |"'"f ,'fc 30 AN 4 a t « M 1 ft i Mill ft two hits off him. -"directing the Wolverine diamond The infield is let. with Gerry. sport for hit final year Stifler at first base. Capt. Frank quickly, to Hale asked permission rlroy the event. The IOC BE HAPPV '// CO LIGHTLY I came home for Christmas vacation. I arrived to find thai thster (my sister) was in the hospital with an ingrown spleen. 1 The Spartan nine, forgetting Dr. Norliert Higahsa, the eminent ingrown epieen surgeon, wag I r r t '' ** rf 4 3 4 • e • 1 3 > ft ft Pulamara at second, Gary Warn¬ the rivalrv for a moment, will agreed The International federation Vi adieduled to o|»M-ft:M .JM |M Schedule Htmtixo Albion, and also mad# a circus catch of a foul ball Loak responded with a homer scattered in the stands Saturday, picking up tips on Spartan per • lot mors. 4UB FRAN DOR MOh, never mind/' chuckled Dad (my father). "Harlow (me) will fix Sister (my sister)/' . i 4 M and two doubles, and Ruoaell '■* ***• * *« Hrvan * Well nif, what could I do? If I told the truth I would tuake a J f II r *ha«r t chipped In wNh a pair of hKa. • ;•» « *« Iwmmi T one • double laughingstock out of I>ad (my father) who had been bragging l. lev i % % W *ha« S Hatter!teld • Coach Kobs also gained confi¬ THE'name'on everyone's ups...J about me all over town. Also I would get yanked out u4 school MirttUL dence in his bench strength. His The Picture on everyonesj which would I* a dirty shame just when 1 am beginning to I. • second stringers played parts of understand tie weak olub bid. 1 •*"'"* I rth n r«aMyt both games, and proved that "Must-see" List! There wm nothing fur it but to braaen it out. I got Hater it He.I r*'inp, u n whip* they can be counted upon to fill Lak, .* Jl H*4ntk it Kowlan* in whenever needed (my sinter) apart all right, Imt I must confess myself completely I ■ L-fhe. " #*•*• MrHaUrt The double Victory over the at a lose an to how to put her back together agaiu. Can yog I,, Briton* brought State'* record to II?"44' K.nin# • Hi4« •»»»•vsvt Tarttea suggest anything? They're gettutg pretty euriy around hero. Ui I eight wins against four 1 oases THE *• Hincorely, Hariew Pielem Dear Harlow: A fMlNOWHON YOU HAVE 10 SCI TO BCllCVC.' DRT-llUTIC Indeed 1 do have the aaiutfc* far yeu-the -N. r. tmm ek«e in: Light up a Marlboro I Knot* untie ae you puff that fine rich U basso, ffkede beeotnro light as that graad flavor ooine* fiady and Mend- lily through that ajdendid filter. Who can stay glum when Marlboro gives you aueh a lot to like? Not 1. Not you. Mot nobody, BIH: IIIBS SUIt WAS WASHK) AY MOMf.. OMff PKM/ff AOOf Just of the campus where I go to eehoi l there b a laha R «NMd from the uidomofn washer to the automatic dryer called Lake Wtdgfwagaa. Thirty year* ago grlten my father wee hafsro bnakfod. Now it's foing to town on the 9:IN Tho aa undergraduate here he went fishing a— day in Lake Widgl- Pry Malic gmas you superb "regular4' wit tailoring ... km wapa and drugpad hb Me pm in tha water. He dived fat psctahll St • •. true hot-weather comfort. And the world's day* hut aevar found it -A in your own wothor and dryorf Seo J net yesterday-thirty years later, mark you!-1 went fid* . I —^ ■ * . fc i Hull ... vgnory or wwn o»onas ono ponfrst now. F,l.|| a. lag ia Wkdgfwagaa. I caught a four-pound tmm. 1 took tha fish home, cut It open, and what do yua think I found lability *37m You guimd it! Tww ticket* to the Dempaey-VWpo fight WttbHydi ?/*°ucwjniMsiTTr -"Waniuanr, vm imJ LUCON pi®H FRIMY lis N. H44osilchekbros. WMbiwtoa MICHIGAN STATE X April t:. 1959 pM, To CIhkim1 Cords Brussels World's Fair Scahlmrd and Blade Saltonstal Rushing Opens Today Supports Tonight SeablhinI and Blade, will hold its annual corps sponsor all military honor society, rush tonight on the fourth Ike's Plan floor of the library. Michigan State's chapter, Company WASHINGTON V K-l, will select from some 28 campus coeds, their sponsor tons tall (R-Mass) Monday for the coming year. She will act as the company's hostess . troduced President Ki. t t;h,,4 as well as representative for all cadet functions. controversial defense n- zatIon plan and announce Heading the list of cords are is "in sympathy with the Helen Arnold. Dearborn fresh* oniort; Marjorie Herriek. Battle dent's objectives." man. Barbara Bancroft. Moretiet Creek sojihnmore; Hildegard Sal ton.-tall is senior ;< Hesse. Detroit freshman, and freshman. Sandra Bennett. Flint can on the Senate Arru J Marx Hortie, Glen Ell.vn, III., sophomore, Pat, Blue, Ft. Wayne. freshman. ices Committee, Sen T;-*x> Others arc Eleanor Jahnke. Minni and Cooper iR-Km Ind., sophomore, Joan Detercsa, Fairview Park. Ohio, freshtnan; nounced they would put) \ Kmeisr.n, N Y . junior. Marjone I.Mine IrfiFh ui. Grosse Pointe sponsoring the legislate-! Dormeier. Hoval flak freshman freshman; Elizabeth McAuliffe, Eisenhower sent to Congo., and Betsy Frost, LeRoy. NY. Snyder, N Y, sophomore; Mar¬ Wednesday. junior. — Two Democrats al-«» o More ,ire Mary Oiirl|ck. M.u- iana Musta, luiki-wood, Ohio, cd support of the bill l«*tt(> freshman; (Bona Glitz, La- siiphoinore; Ronbi Odell. Lan¬ Sens. Symington of Mi Gntngc Bark. 111. junior; Judith sing sophomore; Sharon Rhodes, East l«in-ing fre-hrnan; Eliza¬ Clark of Pentisylvam Golden, Dearborn sophomore. beth Seaman, East Lansing for an end to the trite • Carol Govecr. East Lansing soph- freshman; Judith Snell, Flint said already is being do. » fie-hmap; Sharon Smith. Chi- the plan by member.1 j panto by Dave W»lt*»r fires* before it has be., MSI Denis Set »ago freshman; Linda Tame. Sa¬ Slate N>M« " lem. Ohio. fr< shman; Sara We.s- VETS ASSN. WIVES po** In preparation for faahlon show at People* ined in detail. < hurrh tonirht. H-ri Juanlta Mateer. Valerie Ea*ton and Sandra Svmingtoii said this i Plans for Drive -oii. Park Rtdge. Ill Elizabeth Wo'slwor'ti. Rirhmond. . •.ophomore; Ahren*. from both parties. Clark • is time that oppont n* The MSt* Young Dems latin-h Ind., freshman; Judith Wotell. (Band Rapids freshman. sniping away at this i . their election year organization I \IIIHIT FOR IlKINsFl.s I AIR — Replica of former Royal ll.uuioveri.iii iHi'lvi'-sc.ilcr stase roach leave* |.uenebnrg, Germany, tin* Itniwls World Fair. for riKpl.tx .it (•nve tonight at 7:.10 p.m. in the t'nion. Organizational plans t"i ture An added attraetion will fea¬ Scabbard and Blade's Ll. S. iMav Send Man Around the use of such words CtKiper said some are suggesting, that S« •. the remainder of spring term will tie drawn up at this meet¬ ing -j'ling term rushees who ha* e i|ualified to join the honor so- Mi t* The pio.-pretive mcmbeis Earth in Space Ship Soon House committees won ' on the plan He said th, lome from the ad* am ed rank of WASHINGTON "P The i»t£f fundamrritally with >•- Ar¬ much involved to let • Spearheading the attempt *>> revive the Young Denis air both Army an-i An four t lilted State- might tw ;i!j'o in my opjKi-ite, I)i Wernhcr Von |h n Thomas 1 Hansen, East Lansing RoTC. and will In on hand to Braun. who told the same com¬ Thye said hi feel- E, - two or three years to svn-l. a has demonstrated tin • graduate '.indent. (In hard * Mi - greet the eoeds around the world in a mittee last week that wtthhl a Halle, graduate student, and L* '• man leadership the country r. Near a man could be projected '(J Humeri*. Ea<1 'laifising senior. pace ship, Dr John Ha^e i I 'M proposing the plan. Former'member.-, they expert 1.1 Polish Krtls Congress Monday But Hagun. director ot the about tNO miles into -pace and, be brought hack safe'.* Meanwhile, Sen Johnson of Texas. L ?1 ■ • enroll many old and new mern- Vanguard project, told the Hou-e Hugen said .1 i> ,d;out time Democratic leader, -a. ■ kp Winter term activity eon-i-t. >1 Ih'dan» L nih¬ Sjijce Committee he d'»e- n>»i for an international contennve to -e' luies on what kinds of piet- Senate healing.- ' think the objective should be layed while the Hous«- of nionttdy meeting- with the satellites may be put into the Ingham Count* Demorratir fa il illi Russia to jooii g t a- a volunteer into possible -pact a- -kv and decide what radio the reorganization pi up- t> The e meeting- will eontinne •We shouldn't u-e transmitting equipment they a man as a along with vii-eampos a. tiOfie WARSAW r Poland'- Com might eury. guinea pig.'" he said "The uero- A SI'ECIAI. SI'IIIM, -aid llan-«n le.i ti - Moiida* declared He *a;d he convirued !!. *• .u111>t plans for , m mcdic.il, pe.^ilc h«'c 1.1 (•'.* Phillip A Halt. Deo tin ii un-li.iki ah!« Mill" * .- dh tte instrument- t,» be -«tit uj» that S..I has a M .i-ti-r pian for fur¬ I'BATI'ilK ON or rat n earididan t<.r Cnit. Soviet I'niun. tu etuiaiged in a would fell them much of what ther -pace resvareh and the States Sellale. S« 0 John B must co;p.:der d uild be iearne-l bv sencftny a t.'fp'ed State- GIRLS BIKE . Swain on. Plymouth. tfena.ii.Pii -1 ' * I • I' I ' • Kb •n i hah into space" what it might do to keep i andld.ite tor lieutenant go\«.i- abreast i! >, ! Magcf! said he was. not differ* li"i, and -ta'i; admiUPti ate. < • tigt.ti i auk' ALSO. OTHER REM \ tonne 1 ' fa la'- -eekllfg »e e|eeti"U an ex- Hv IIOIR-DAV-UII i oHiph tr 111'i' pei ted t.» • |m ak a' pt jog and MONTH tall term mi efing- t» i -ourre xumole utiongti"!' ot pa • DRY CLEARING LAUNDRY I'he el ili - i 1 a . » . veiy ofh ENftlJSlI wiia h all artioii'- . ! rue* i n nigtit, * la I'r.Mi-.-r, .7.1 Fiiii-li.-tl HIKES • in-ri > w ill be m attr li I The Supreme Soviet I*, Suit- I.IO Sliirl* .21 AVAILALII --eCcd. hrllofiii Srrnr sell' iemiMiatio . tie a iii-tnu'ioii I- 'he that I i\<± > t EAST lit %I»Y t < lit Till I % 11( - U Ml kin III put* list trailer to Austrian pavilion o( thr Hrussrls Hoilil OJ llolcl I hi iter • xi ted. w itb mine than hall P.- CallagaJika loin Ins In installation ot slant sloiir globe at m- lair. ineinbei- epht .1 n'- t w-ukei.- p»-.e,- LABSIBG Pit N. Ilarri-nn 'Siiring .Siring" . 11 1- He -aid the Commiinpt Pat'* aduplt d I 1 ■*- * em plan aim¬ LAUNDRY Spi n.a Swing Ila!a e roe El) 2-1117 p r'e W:Pi tettare .Ian,-jug « tf ing ,t duuhhng i'l tripling So* let 227 XI. X.C. industrial output it e B g 10 i ih. \\ H* Kr'logg f« ' • <>\ lUiug t|a w ea! -11 lkink ot I'nrin. A ili- k nl i.inl- lur pl iyinf STICKLING! MAKE' Us 11 C'J5 f.»r I i-nd n Brktcc. Or w.ilkini; -Ih» s id uhuIi |v,iv ever XMIKIl % ON IHM'I.W IN Itltl sslls—fills \piil It. It i* thr llr*l World* lair simr \ra Remaikablj thin...$ In Hon;!- Italy. Ilctter yt l, cue l.iukio prinr out fur hundred- I ||%-P s . fie V . i«y ymi not 0»> circular building lioiisrs thr Frilled stairs r\- lork'a in IHJ't, and so piecise! J .mil make your |>ri— -nt a I'urtin' I'urton! iii«.-»iiil,'H'akicr» w.-rd fHym.i'1 in - > hihit in Belgium. Kins-Itadouin »i»nnl thr lair A l.uiky, aftrr all, i- the l—l-laaliiiR "h i- unh Ikun m..*t h»*«> "»• 1—-r of tlMhl,— thin » -1 relic anywhere. 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