L\ NBA MUTT Michi f Lot OV ...rttfi lid MvW u< • Z IfMn ww* tw #f Cloud.v aad cool. Wind* neat. h?llSe Lai* r*|f MifdH la tB* 12-11 graft TwiBr. Mil* »•» nnrOmol in ph. Low •« -Kfcfd W Bftretthiwai and Tuesday nirt* w#r* •»•»*?. HI' «• JI-5*. W ■& Vol.. r>». N'»- 15 HAST LANSLVG, MICHIGAN—WEIINKSHAY, AI'KIL, 23, inr,8 IMttCE 5 CENTS McElroy Pushes Congress On Pentagon Reorganization Lindemer to Give Gapitol Hill Main Site Republican Views Of Refusal AI SB Ae-iielemic Benefits Plan lo lloowt >11AIR WINGS,** Ihr newly organized society Thoma*. president; AFROTC Cadet Wing Com¬ Feature* Political Idea* MiTllrov'* INihit „r uiviH. and fiancee* of advanced ARFOTC ca- mander Col. Robert Svvanson. and Mr*. Leonard ri« |* brine d»«m**ed by (|-rl Mr*. Raymond Ciomher. secretary. "Politics—l!>f>8" kill have n distinctly lU'puhlican ftavnr WASHINGTON oTi—Sec¬ when State Central Committee Chairman I.irry I.intlemer retary of Defense Neil Mc- Jut-luiled in Drama Workshop presents the 1I0I' view on thic year'* election issues at Klro.v testified Tuesday that the Pentairon orpitnization is 8 p.m. in 32 Union. out of flute in the ajre of Bishop's Company The to Present .16-year-old Lindemer, second Government speaker on the Student Academic Bencllts lart Tito missiles and Imils. He urjred f'oniress to nuclear wea- ntiMlernize it as President Shaw's 'Saint Joan' Thursday promises to cast a differ¬ Gives series, 1% isen h ower w i s h es. ent light on the major political "It would be tragic indi'txi." issues than did "Politics «— the Secretary .said, "if in the H* >Utr New* Manatini Milar NF.I.DA TROI'T in actors If 152 b* a group of H"llvwood who believes) that the litVI m ..v P!.in» tour m for the lir-t over- 1059 h.ive resulted 1058V ilrst speaker, National Democratic Committev# Chairman To Kremlin moment of crisis found wanting because of an at¬ we should b«* \ ,,»n»bi nation of drama and dramatic ar's have rightful Following Shaw's play ahenit Paul M Butler tempt to graft the weapons "t t-:. ii: r» n wUl bo presented place m the- serv.ee *n." m I lav> th it m a! with the prob¬ the- c..-' and discus-, the plav program of speakers from both * ices Committee and it host.!*' p. <«p es church sanctuary. lems of greed, "fear, preiudirc. in the women's parlor of the leudi-r", M 'F.iroy «qa iu-d the aci- . parties. The contrast between IJUIU.IANA, Yiiptnlavia atiu faith'id an e ffort t<> speak People- Church. I)i John Lindemer and Butler, seems, at .ministration s drive on Capitol about the How M. Iginsmg Council f/l'i—I*i'esid»qtt Marshall Ti¬ | IV r'-T'rrd as part of a w>t- meaning of life from ««f first glance, to lie a case of youth to Iftil to put through la.M nho.v*-. \ .# r\ see. the plav will take tin religious persjHct.ve C hun hes i xecuttve- will lead the versus experience. tartly a<|vi*cf the sermon, in line Rerriving rncourigcmcni from e vussion * Tuesday to abandon at- ln-s ahead, in strong1 v * 'fu Ihshoo's Co conviction from Bishop Gerald Krnncdv Thursday and Friday's work¬ Despite hi* »owlh, Male Xrwi Phntn hv |ta\f> Wrllvrr tiencheit of the Methodist Uhurrh. they l.indrmrr ha* had hi* aharr af trnipta to force this coun¬ S( ARIIARD AND HI. ADU Corps sponsor ( otiiiie R«m»I, Cast Ioni¬ positions. crva* plays can be powcr- shops will include experimenta¬ • ' y rmons " named their group after him. tion m concert reading of drama practical political cxpeftencc. try's Communist Tarty into sing sophomore and Company K-1 Captain Tom lo*. Indianapolis, MrElrny ni* ounlrrol it at the a Kremlin-designed vtmltL outsrl. Art ( hairman Vinson "Saint Joan" highlight* a two. The- company performed tor b\ Thcta Alpha Phi member.-, The Stock bridge Re pu hiicon at- Iml . senior, discuss ihr roming year's activities with rusliee. Jiidilh HamiltoA College Th« (•olden. Dearborn sophomorr al last night's rush. 'D-Gal. a forniitlahlr (im- ot Ihr workshop on drama in the the World Council c»f Churches MW drama honorary, and by tended in Yugtivlay leader's de- tiance plan, pmmixrd that Ihr commit- ^urrh. being held at Kdgewood meeting in Fv.mston. Ill . in .workshop participants. Clinton, X.V., hut received hi* nf the Kremlin brought trr "will nmsidrr Ihr |*rr*i- «pln < hurrh Thursday and bachelor of art* degree from the ta their f«* t the 1,70ft delegates ktdav University of Michigan law to the party's seventh congress Ties to Appear driit's Iv, rrcommrndations nhjrvtivrly, and xrrioux- in drtail. l i t appearance of the com- School in IMS. In IMS. after Tin* hall rocked with applause IMSU News in Brief and wlUt full awarrnrx* of tbr |tny i' «piinSoHPd hy the lain* serving In the L\ S. Air Fnrre, enrh time Tito emphasized a dif¬ ference betwren Yugoslav 'and ronxtltutlonal rrx|MMii>lhllil« of Living Units Advertise |rv Council of Churches and l.indwner earned hi* horhelor of Soviet ideology ( ongrrvi." university YMCA and YW- law* degree. |\ Tito'* four-hour speech was a The Secretary, in turn, prom- I \ n-ance tickets are available Jazz SiM'ivly to Show Film lamlemrr's first inwition m sharp retort to Moscow's bo>- bed penalties retaliation Ugliest Man Entries no or r Union ticket office. IVu- government drew fr«nn this past cctt of the CengnTlt«> dt.d again>t civilians «h men in nn.- rt.rrh, 'he YMCA-YWi'A The Ja// Sik n-t\ of West Circle Driv« will nu-» t Wednesday at legal study. From 1949 to !9.»0 not mention the boycott specifi- form wh»» testify against the 8 30 pn; in the I'nmn Tower Boom The meeting is open to stu¬ he held the fxisition of assist.mt and F.dgew«XKl Peoples cajly program Bur out ate the com. AI SO for the genera! dents, faeultv, li.-tener- and niuMciafh A film will t* shown and The IVIin.st Men on f 'umpuis nre on us ajqtin! .- tintt*-e ehamb* r. In toid repo. t- Tltw'v Ifi.iHHi-wnrrf speech, ilis- Tirttires of cniHliilates will soon he staring students , *1 per student some campus musicians iniroduc«-d Plans for an mitdoor spring in " all officer can'* ircti • out trlbuted in advance l« the dele- . jar/ rorm-rt. a circulating r«cotd librarv and sponsorship of pro¬ the face from llerkey to the I'liion |Ihr Bishop's Co.. in a pre* gales, said Yugoslav-Snviet re¬ a forum to i.p|art his coinmariii- iiis visit to Ijniing. presented fessional guest artist- will la- discussed t'offer will tw served Late cnttie- are .still being .»• e- m chief ' lations were improving on llie r». Ihr Beloved Country" and * * * Tin reorganization plan wmihi basis of ihe I93.» Hrlgrade-Mos- repteil. *.i ctirrlltlg to l.hod with Cart." AWS Rules «i 4 cow- deelaration after Nikila fteyii'dd.-., general uhamn.tri Al« give McF.lroy grtafei Ih-xibility r« Bis op's Co. was formed Junior I'unllel I'hms I'urly Khrushchev's pilgrimage of plica'nHn thi niir? tie turned m to Alpha IMn Omega offjc# 111 "vrr defense-"pending and con¬ siderably greater auHiority over ppplogy lo this'country. In de¬ Misinterpreted . hifrtv Engineer* Junior and spr»ng term PanHvllenic Council will sponsor a par's for all winter pledges Wednesday from V 3" t«» !» p m in Parlor A liver*. lilo changed Ibis to read thai relations "until toda* were Student Services the M*|».ir«te armerl forces In siippori of it. Mrlilrnt said Preliminary Voting will lake Union Alt pledge- are urged to torn* and acquaint themselves with Blend Seminar pledge- from other vorori'ies Dress i; r usual and members ot Junior developing very successfully." place Tuesday and Wednesday in living units and Uie Union On Rerniudus that It "rr*t> nn tbr continuing nf the enmrpt nf the unified Panltel will act as tiosti-s* for the affair The Russians obviously have -'iff members of the (for minnund" which made "an im¬ been ,stung l».v tins turn ot off-rampus studrnts). * # # There i- no general ban on mense contribution to the xtrat- ' Highway Traffic Safety events It, M'.a-cow tndav peter Bermuda >bort.- They may be *• r a, attend a regional According to Be.vnolds, the r*v and tactics of modern war¬ i Vis pi |nv s»wv <»red by the In- MSI Senior Gels Vulhripbt Sovie' part". Uteeje tician, l.iMih.i ted the. Yugo !av top Hi will t>«- placed on the final worn <>n campus without a coat, Kiirn Milllgan, head of AWS fare" In AYorld War II *'« ' Traffic halM ,ifir| admisvion tickets »o He relu d Engineers party's d.iaft program being r»n- Judicial v, heavdy on Ei>* f;- Ann Mo'tiijgrr W» -tport Conn, senior, we recently awardinl a tr.. CM(M dance. MaV 2. will •inhounced Tue.- day » -ugh Friday m Colum- sidered I'.i re He Call* d if ' a n • howei s reputation and prv-'igc Fwlbrigh' srptdarship for one \tar- tud\ at the- Cniwrsitv of .lie '.Vol »h two votes. night. ' • ument .pined at weakening the The 'if •"»' a- a military man If-- said it Bordeaux, Fratu* The seholarshrp rov» r- aP i x|w nxcs during her F.i'-n wtrnen • living unit u i inn i new imt - w; : be Or T vv imitv -»f the Communist and the plan of the President that eligible f- iH.n male sto- i h.e«-d on a recent iliterpn-'.e ' • J Carl McMonagh s;ud^ of repre etitatiM-nevs jHihtical pi»--ur» groups Worker-' "r "to- tin- judgment of with parties. weakening (1« nt torn of Standing Rule XI. (' in a man a V ■»- ;<»rs of the center. "Jifet.me of iMTsonat experieri' *. ff # * the unit-, of the Socialist (Con Tto- tin AWS llandtiook winch read--. I' . <•».», • -a in- i - will la AiA.ph May Jr wsso- UftiKt-f uh'd » countries " in |a*aci- and war." deeply niaia- lAHRIAd; IJXtltNI.lt pu seiped with a k" enon long coat or -kirf i worn to f.ollepe Orators Meet llere v. ; . -or of Civil engineer- At tin- root "f Uu n« a qua eii every ehtnent in it. <»mi plaqu* The --ring uni' rover short* except when par¬ state (itH* leader • rel, appall rjtL I1 a Yugoslav "The future securUjt of our Will te .paling active ^jmrt* " , renin a 'i.iv«tilig tropbv in •••■lay meeting w.ll Th« MSI' department of >pcoh will host ti.r ft^th annual Inter- feeling that the Bu mate rem g nation,tin- Secn tary -a. in scries *poh»orcd state Oratorical Association C'onfvrcner Thursriav and Friday par- prosecuting attorney of Inghan ed l.asl I'rrviouslv llic word short* 'n -ts on tiie soundness of the a on « proniis'- to renignize vear s I MOT was llenry ( ounty I tutc concerning th« tieipating will b« 21* top collegiate orator- from 2? schools in 15 "Uiffvrr lit load- t«> SrH'laJis.rn Krnnedv. "Hurrying Hank Ihe had hern misinterpreted tu in¬ decision* rea«'h« d as a re*u-* rtuj jump to state politic - «x- the <"i f.vTds in the opc-r- «t#t. Joan Dasef. Alma CoJiegt and George Worth.n. Hope t'ol- . Scurrving Scolrhman." sp#»n- clude Hermudas. hearing* on Ihi" subje*-? " 'a' jirs of cu.-ied in 1951 when Linden?* > And he voiced belief that freeways |,g, will represent Mulligan sored h* /eta Tau Alpha. John a * # # won tui a sept in the state He L*gt l »- Tornado Strikes Green, sponsored hy I.. Mayo, ( or-ds wearing Bermuda shm'-. most of the concerns expressed «■ gained experience on wditou? a coat will not tx* al¬ about it will disappear after the f'« Hit* I'tikulim the national level when .ap¬ v as second. ■■ • \ Switzerland Nil /, la Guide 'lours pointed a sixtant 1« former S« , !\itrill Texas V.it v The purpose ,,f the campaign lowed m tin- S'udeiu S»tvui's or living and Union, Librarv-, legislation been studied Carefully. to bark it up lias - f Bed Cross H'-n.er Ferguson, u member - anil dance to p, rape trnmev for d.r.mg r«K»m, of living unit- The study fUed and Monday 15,000 a million per- . Spartan Women's laague will m»rt Wedr.esdav a' 7 pm in 32 Union preMtlmg a tour c*f th« t a in pus The p»ur, which is under the Ho<»vvr Comiiii»sion. in 19:. > Killinp Eighteen «hiitity and service protect* M s. Milligan adderl They may weeks may go on f<»r On'y Ave of the 37 com - art Spon-'oring unit* will Im- per. ?, ,» p.. worn to cla*N nq'tj-e members had their chance i Smallpox epide m« the supt rViAiori of JUnry Dtkema. assistant to th« higti -chrail to After Ferguson was namril MlDU/nHAN. Tex o1'« The n.itted to ,pr« sent skits m U.e 1 'he . Ambassador exception- !<» ttqv a • to question M* F.iroy Tuesday. Lakudan to the PbiUppinr- north central Tex roer will appear as a guest a' < governrnvnt*. ration are an irrtMsfibiv eombi- pre-sps-ech banquet *pon?>ouaiu include < where trip members are ac¬ taJ H'*tme, John Higt-Jow w iKowdialis and- toirenlial ia n upper pc-niiiAula or merely a the cities of Kiev, Odtwa, Yalta. quaint exi with the history, ec ►* serve a* inoderatur of Hie qu>, - added to the m;-viy and !'»*-• vumtuer >e**ifin nt a different Bo>tov, StoHtigrad, Mo.veow auJ riomies and social structure of tioh and answer pco'sioi) which A light,ing bod lHi*»cfi "U! urii\xTiily, many collegians foul Leiiingrarl the areas they ate to vi-it At worker* at, a grave! pd «vcn a ctungn of scent-1 y makes th<* Also ine!u »ir—-juftt as the workmen had Europe. Sponsored by tlie Uifld leadership education, include dent* for two week* at the Alla¬ a*, ohm, pUnned. Fellowship, the trip wdi bu ltd travel to Scandinavia and Ciu- habad Agricultural College. Tho Michigan State News Rnl Dally by MfHTs tS.Mf Michigan «M PmbBe Slat# News ta yubtUhod by gtudonta of MtchlfaB RtaM ARNOLD AIR ROCtETY Campus Classifieds Bntvorxlty. East Lansing. Mich., without direct facult* n. t th* official voice ol th* university or of Uio student body, but while 7 pin. (Business Meeting). 8 ED 2.1511 E*** 2^)5 •rekitig to s*ive the best Interests of both, standa ready to b^tl* p.m. (Rush Smoker), Union which would drive a wedge the university or from outside. between the two. whether " - Member of th* Associated Pre*- Parlor A. Drodlinr 2 P. M. Eviry Day ».« NEWMAN CU Il Daily Prcna. Intercollegiate Press Association and Associated CoUefa Preso. Catholic ^ 4 p.m, CoJTce Hour. Vol. sitTs'". 15 WntnoMlay. April SI. 1958 Pii»r«-T« ii 'Student Center. REFORMED CHRISTIAN CLASSIFIED RATES HOUSING FEI .LOW SHIP minimum 15 words FURNISHED STUDIO — Ktlilorials — 7 10 p m . College House. 1 day ... t MFNT for married couple a f v AI.PMA CHI HIC.MA 7 'p.m.. Open Bueh Smoker. 2 days J ®® bath and entrance Collcgc-Fisher bus. Two hl.it f«0 per n - Slate Mental Health l 3 ' IV 9-5!*30. 141 Evergreen. *o AC. ED an 7 10 p.m., 310 Ag Hall. * S days dayt '" Jr1-65 "~TWO I-ARGE furnished Across from F I , ROOMS u*!t . postoffice. Parking W7 V) A v. ADDITIONAL CHARGES .! HORORITT RING EXEC June' 9th. Phone evening*. El) c House Cleaning Due COMMITTEE f7 15 p.m., RIFLE CU B 41 Union. lor , on p s- sentimental value Reward ED * tin' public. Unfortunately, despite the vast number of pa¬ tive*. 32 Union 1454 PTUDEBAKnt HARDTOP Keith DresaeU perbacks and movies concerning mental institutions and AI'HG FINANCE COMMITTEE Fioelfent shape matic transmlwton Six /Timder^ Auto¬ PERSONAL psycholopv, the public has never !>een adequately informed. 3rd Floor Student Ser¬ 7 p.m.. It takes more than a "Snake Tit" or "Three Faces of vices. MUSIC FOR DANCING < • MFVR ACTIVITY COITCCIL 1452 DODT.F FOUR door Good Jackman Combo. 1023 Eurek i i Eve" to present facts about the serious problems a sound Phone . shape Good transportation sing IV 4-f34i AND EXEC BOARD ED 2-3f 15 after 6 p ni IB mental health program must solve. 8 30 p.m 35 Union . I DON'T CARE what they're . ~l»57 VTSPA MOTOK.nrOOTTW I JO There have been indications that all has not been well Aim A LAMBDA DELTA mil-, per «.!lon Urn .Pj«i tr.lt.- ing Come take these turtle- with Michigan's mental health propram. fharpes of bru¬ 6 30 p.m.. 34 Union n -mi-in. bran, nrw mndlfinn r.»m- JR. FANHEL COTWCIL REAL ESTATE tality have been made by some: claims of Insufficient funds 7 pm.. Meeting d.v seat Reas»>nable FE 4-2182 174 have been made bv others. IJoth warrant careful attention. T 30 p.m. Coffee Hour for KARMANN-GIHA VW yorts ear. NEAR FAST LANSING New ■ ISAK Just a few weeks old l>.lph n bedroom, bath and a half, split The current inyestipation of Michipan's mental Institu* pledges. Parlor A. Union. Hue white sidewalls Must sell Will home with spacious kitchen tions arose front anpry charge* by a legislator that his I' %4 WAGING SOCIETY Cjnsider any reasonable offer Phone of cupboards, and bullt-tn* IV 4-47t3 l7j practical lift x 33 ft family brother-in-law had Iteen severely beaten several times while 7 30 pm. 2< FP ■ Ga» heat Two blocks to si MtWNTIXr. CLCB peas rORD SUN LINE convertible Leonard Jav. ti¬ a patient at Uoldwater State Hospital. 414 900 Contact 7 p.m Tower Room Union. Automatic transmission power steei - er FD 2-3311. . phone OR Hep. Carroll Newton (H-Delton) made the charpes from HOTEL ASSN. ir,v Others e*tra« FRATERNITY. CO OF 08 the floor of the House last April 11 durinp a discussion . 7 30 p.m , Kellogg Center. POUTS CAR FIBFR glass, one STUDENT INCOME PROFf B" • •d' appropriations f<>r mental health. ENGINEERING COUNCIL r Removable h.trd top body and I perfect shape Nc-a tire* Thirteen-ipcm L.j» A special House committee, headed by Rep. Harry Phil¬ 7 pm.. Heading Room Olds leucine in e«md ten-inch RCA 1 \ ! Hall. Also irrated a s'e-r' it-0» ♦ ■ - - !42ft F-D ?-2H3l 171 i lips (R-Port.Huron) has been appointed to investipate all FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE Phone Hah rn Cka'1- St. Zoned y- 1 mental institutions in the state. CUB j 1*49 It LACK PONTIAC. four door pr-d fc fraternity or mu-'tlf • 1 ' I Won, good Good tire* Contact pick I arc omodatr; 70 i .-■••■p!.- I .v) « igynifc There is no excuse for 7 30 p.m.. Forestry Cabin. i M.."I* Al?:i Pi \ ■>'■ I7>'» brut Ality hi mental institu- INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB j <0 to- —110-000 te -ni i< 7 30 p m . Education Building EMPtOYMENT I 15 ACRE HOME Only five T ^ tions. There can be no de- Letters to the Editor GREEN Sfl ASH northeast of MRU on tl TR \IN VOW I"' full-time summe- i Srhool bus at door Mndep 0m "If fense for maintaininp em- 15 30 Pooj p.m., Dress Rehearsal, I vi.rk in 'our own I time until end of 'erm Men needed tr« e« home town Part Ireilroom home pestled among with good barn and J®? tf ployes who are proven guilty Ghanaian Presents Bantu Case j. TROMENADERS i . advertise prodm ♦ In Michigan buildings In Clinton County ;<2t5 I»r hour foi th-nie who qualify strnat'le ta*e« i l»riced uI onty t of such conduct. 7 p.m.. Women'* fiver ! v. «♦ he ne p and have cur Phone Term* available Contact Al •- SOCIETY FOR THE. AD¬ ; TV 7-V9" fi to u-prv 174 Whipp Fc m Agency, IV 4-!ir". We ho|K» that the House VANCEMENT OF en Ing*. FD 7-0328 committee will investipate (EDITOR'S NOTE: The fol- er.tly unbecoming state of be- ft h blatantly significant that M ANAGEMENT FOR RENT MARRI F SCHOOL D I S T i( "primitive and undevelop¬ the view of ^he S«xith Africa?! Mains I'Hii.nrs all such charpes thorouphly. limine letter from parasitology Ui! wh» it mint mtimate'r 8 30 p m , 33 Union ! Three t>edroc*m frame tumu ' the investipa- graduate *t intent Mrs. Lelilia ed " For ;« group Clf p4«ople to Bantu. FOR RENT WITH option to buv basement Large corner lot tin the other hand, we hop«» that 34 %TER CARNIVAL 1 \f.rftern three hedroom home bath 1 oyer G! mortgage Phone FD E. Obeng. preaeaU the view* of break through the barriers of concrrnpst is not quoted Obvi¬ . C4FMMITTEE US 18 I tion will be broad enouph to include a comprehensive re¬ Ute eotored African* on Ihe ar¬ priinitivefifss, thev need re- ously his views do r.i»t warrant ja'-H ha'f Wdliam*tr»n flrenlajy earagc Convenient f^rmmutln" j 7 pm. 41 Union. view of the ojx'ratinp requirements of our mental insti¬ ticle written by Sooth African SMiirees, ooportunitv ami at»i!itv consideration. It is preftv well Fvt 233? ITS SERVICE tutions. eeowomira graduate student An- to make use of their environ¬ known that the view* of S»»u:h I SINC.IE ROOM CfOSF In upper; In a letter dated April 2 to Sen. field), chairman of the Appropriations Committee. Charles Elmer Porter (It-Bliss- dries P. Heboltr.* Mrs. Obeng is a native of Ghana. Wed Africa.) To the Editor: ment No n.it ton grevri »)r grey whether blue, black, in an undevelop- Africa on the color clearly defined even at interr.a- tion.ii levels question i- The stubbornness Power War I' lawman or graduate pM'-ate en-j !troir* hath telephone parking FD-; ? 3417 178 THE SPUDNUT SHOP Wapp, director of the Department of Mental Health, made wit?-, which it clings to the dog¬ Open for bw»l'|il L - ^ ed ajt,. sub.KH'ted t<» physical FOR SAI E some revealing statements. The department had requested a budget of nearly $51.- I have read with interest an article tn the state News.. wri'- ten by Mr Afvlrie- I' Schi»lt* an i un'Otal siipt>re*sion can ever hoj.i«» to develop and keep pace with o'hei bee nations Appar- ma known 'white supremacy" ts wru It is not necessary *o give realms and make exFl.I\TRFn vou for parties hlrthdays Xtanv 7)2 MAC. »*ti ceffee b'ealt ED Ml' fttfO.iMHi. The appropriation lull which the committee recom¬ Unification r***r d-'idoyi* pastries Kwa«* i in defense of South Afriran rare rnflv •here mm h conc«t The toast to color bar ha- a* Hakerr IV 4-253? tf mended allowed $52.5oo.ooo, policies. ai»i>ii' the of the always heen very e'^nem!-. supremacy IF VOt' ARF bent »n the Trend TV RADIO PHONnnR K in siip|M»rt *»f his oripinal request. Wapp said "may we I am not a South African white rare" m S >!ith Africa that, propped It is a pitv that there Guaranteed service TV »r'» I and Fed-T'n With the MSI* s"t-un Bantu nor am I interested in i*. rv> South African Bantu • > Monk* Radio Shop 914-B W make clear that we are currently operatinp our hospital I*• a!mo t tjebevrvl that the S Bv Arthur FJvon hurrv down to Fo* Hole PV bv laine Phone ED 3-3343 South African party pot it to.' «*rr»» ^"h»i,ter *"d read our' FOOI • services at minimum levels. A Bantu was created • undevel¬ reply to it. f am a Ghana citi- %P N>a*fraiurr Writer , insoPfftr.Af SIGNS »nd pn-ebase but, the writer, in his earnest oped and primitive" and de- ?«-n but the crmvments which I WASHINGTON «U. Boom i sprip" tackets rvm aboe* athl-ti,' "In instances, the amount of rtursinp coverape in our effort to increase "International ' have made I am sure have Hype* -iinderwarp and fb>-»ii«snd« Win, H. Tkemptea, Jfwelft vtinbd to remain so forever Wfeo' sup¬ 311 • A r.f the old lbwisr office i *••* 1 of P'her Student needs it Cut-Rate wards is already desperately low, particularly as a result understanding" of the South Af- knows what condition* would port of all African* who have hdlldinc doesn't l<^ok like much | prices from SuHiit Sam the Djr- of reductions we have had to make in the current year." have been had the scale* of jus- the interest of the African race of a Hare t<< fight a'war.-But f ealn Man Alao PX tn Frandnr tf do sdet f®t better !e»e'~, t Wapp said that wards have been*closed at Northville ♦ tipped in the favor of the at heart *.'< many a high up fyetnber of j CtOARF^TTs 4*5 pak «2 .ya cs'ton I 4 ft*. M,«k grade ea'fke* y-■> - and Pontine because the department can not afford to staff S|M*rial Mfflings . Bantu' It ha* beer said that some tne Armel s* r\ t"e- it became j *?1 ta* oald hustle up some muscle '; 'ect d'Omcedt at tub'tant a' • (tf *nd remove the Cf1«cti from the Wat.-k b«"ds custom Lt*ed C li is interesting t«» learn from s.nt oj music can be played us- •--tav *»ne the mere impor¬ n..s«i„ down ' to • them. (»'l)i(Kir HE Ml Y OR h- «*v|djne FOX the attu e that the South Afi • .ng on', the luj'** k»-%s ..f tne tant battlefields in «*ut hi«torv "<-»T.r **X Student ,.P»-g*»n Base.,i •at-*- clrvl ard "eeelry reea Perhaps the most distressing information was the fact 4 p rn , 409 Nat S, s. c.i-. tiovernmcnt can tv» proud piano, but for better harm or v The iaaiie seem* simple j meet Fn'er h* State Theater or In • e Win H. Tkotupso* *ou» PHYSIOLOGY AND that there were .'157 mental cases, P"» epileptics and 801 rillRMAI OMMiY of w h.it hll- t«e*u. dotie in th • both Mack and white kevs arv Should the Defense Department j f'andor PX tf ie'at F'andor jeeslef Pkoe» IV S-0'4 retarded cases waiting admission to state mental institu¬ SEMINAR pa I ten veins fur Die Bantu's used together ft may take a )«f; organ irt^j to give the See re- I I vou TIRE SAI F 44 99 Dlus buv one tire at ta*~when rerulsr wiw n-n yk-ar - and eternity' The 'earner tune ta learn to use b»»(h tarv more jmwer over in Pure , 4 p in.. 4tf CJiltner wriU-r tells ».f improvement in •ogt'ther but the remits arc ual vrvii-e a* President Fa- JIM VOORHEIS ORCHESTRA PHYSICS AN|> ASTRON¬ (oil Service irrou from People's orchestra that will make t.»y» -.. When asked in an interview Tuesday nipht if the legis¬ education facilities an-1 h«w worth the srnho-Arr ha^ ^uggeste-c«rd;na- Service* Committee came the TJW75 174 OSPers and theses ing also genera know t on and harmony ' e*.an who want* to l* reorgan¬ CANNON what proportion of the VT CAMFRA wtht F IS j We hope the House committee will include operating re¬ rican segregation policies, has «4 n-iilnm Bantu* these voters In S«fUth Africa, the cotof ised. Defense Secretary Neil H • en* New CeMlUe *n he** offer Co" • J t'.t 5!r Near TV 3-785.1 |74 SPORT 5Wl9*f, quirements when they investigate management procedures made such profound statements f -rrn He justices the restrlctiun problem hits at the funiamen- MrE'rov 5? vears oH which, literally be* so much for and of him¬ PPaiTtrt't irvrn nmpni «.»t.1 NEW SPRING SMtPMfN* in our mental institutions. There is no reason why Michigan of the Bantu.s t < area* where he ? »ls of human rights It ts a m*"vh at ease *ure doors e«ecn chaire lounge with rush- comment that they cannot tn* ha* full ilfsgtace to the whole human self and l«efittmg a man »' 98 tc »)«r «»j»5«irtunity t.> "develop not support a sound mental health program. •« (Hi Gupson. F gan can *•* lainsing FT>- Ignored craft and race But this for su¬ who once pcitdled s.>ap, quite s.jwu ho «kii!presumah'v ,-g DRIVE OUT AND SA*f When the investigation is over, and the dust has settled, He claims that In the United clean looking t • fit him for taking his place premacy arut superiority seems GO I I Cl C8R the citizens of Michigan have a right to expect a mental Facing him arrets a few feet INDIAN MILLS GOLF COURSE States. Integration of the black in the world He quotes view- t-> leach furh a ridicuiou* pstch health program that is and white ra.v-s is possible be¬ wntfr good ef m man's land sat the unrc- SP-.~-.9T SHIBT*; One Mil* last of I. Looting US 11 second to none. in favor of segregation express¬ that we may per hap* !*r*rT^ cause the V S negroes are ed bv proponent people like humor pause a whuc an*1 agree 'rrganifa'i.in mar the Commit¬ WEDDING INVITATION* A5T tee Chairman Rep Car! Vin¬ RFNTaL Cll'IS "civilired Westerners " Smut*. Stnjdom Hagem.c .. with Mr Scholtg that indeei arnouncomenfs as low n RS> r*» (D> 74 (»jd T1 • |«-a lo» j n% l«» Open evenings too Nary In the Union of South Africa son sear* of Change of Pare bliss II is visitors to ihe Union, and insti¬ w here ignorance 48 . . INDIAN MILLS Trimoe Printer 3910 Aureliu* 84 L on the other hand, the S,»uth tution* like the Dutch Reformed f-.»Ujr to be wise BilMfrvillf. Gh glasses Lansing Phono Tl' t-MR :*• | African Bantu whilst "undevH- Churt h Mew LatMa f Okrai s'jd down t. the end of a pnmi- GOLF COURSE Oh. how a minority reaching majority and receiving ojwvt and primitive" is in the ir-en* n..*e and tief-tting a I • > ea«» el f US"5 TERM PAPERS. THESES *T \ SEARCH reports expert as«<.?a' c "•ar. v* »am« (' usly is trving DR''M OUTFIT Ci« iv wrt «"h »t! «nnng clean-up Jobs Phone F1VI serve that South African white s dt suap hi» way rhp>ugh ee-enment „nd 7-0507 -B at ao»» 31 Elocutionist esses F* -ept'o""! sav-e settlers are «n "ctvtlired* that this one • «v« r-et,.' * M- R-dlan* RD- I sp»ct 33 S» auming "?-3'"72 Although he head* one of the or FD ?-45iVI for af-potnlmeet Contests t>*n1 * they base to decide the pace at world s creates* fight ng ma¬ l?« • Sgo.l 3* Homon which the South African Bantu » » «•.•!!J chine* Hu W '-rds ar«. «of» m«»st kFA'gn 1 CtltJWt itf should develop, have to revolt suitable 3* IV.verb to the practice of segregat.on ttTt* ar'ilre Who could take of. 12 Auaimiian 4I Abolish ferse a* words like those' against the "undeveloped and bird l'Miwnia'4 "Foreseeable contingencies" 13 • • Bfbft" IO«l prunitivr" original inhabitants to protect an a|«parently we'l- "Ovenri) directum of this more 14 Kubl i j 44 Jailur I* : CUP.M MVV> *4A* ♦ fficient ir, ill tars j«ruce*«" Irrt 43 Consult- established an.l developed cul¬ ANSiF ; * . . 15 Ho..fr4 daW 0it.k ture* Prop-.wa! ds*s not contem¬ ■ 111111*1 curd Solution of titl«r«*) i FwASiO Could it be that the "settlers" 7j0>«rdi;C* plate " _ . it a.ui .*i 47 Lirtj.ro* THEIKT-AIO-S.'N :rOS Vinaon formerly headed th«- difcrrn inmr potential qualities country lavtiv* Kim part of this down » U<* in the"»ple* which 1» La,wm*lf 49" twecnf and he's of ties* 1 Riidrnl f Having they dare not allow to develop* it.lil**}* 1.-M ever t«> M»( .f « If Br kit* into g mratioi ' vent a serious challenge to the 31 I n t. M lianymer* windia*# a row 4 (irril l.«ko malpractices of apartheid"* 34 TWfcA ir.f block II CkMI lI'O 5.N Norwegian 3 It has always struck me that 17 RniSUi U T«-w ard Ih# tolklufitt cwinmune the South African segregation blanket mo kg mouth M Attorn f r.Uoof a f*>!icy, with all that it »tand< It flavoring t«n"t 27 Hibernian 57 Thtn and boy for. embodies greed tar**, sel- II Rffuurt vibrant t w Ml SI itrkck carr.er S3 Kurt fishness. wK-kednevs and heath¬ enism. It ia inlereftint and per¬ Michigan State News Ml Student* «w rvtces Badhng. Cast lananf MirMfN hr tf Pw GjrttCf haps gratifying in a wajr to And P»ihI.O*e4 tm i la** dav, W -nd** thrsugk FrtAsv aduev* Sunig mother that there ts also an element of tstl. winter and spring I err.* w*ek>e guruig p It KacavtUw fear . wwruil (mhm»n iw« between * .■•■mar and ft •eonnd rlsss matter under set at Mtfvk 1 git tot *ay*. It it all eery well to give the K*« lantms klu-h goddess primltivcneof n( the Bantu as a Mail subst-Ttr'wna. pavable m. idrawr*. far oaw lam, ff tenr«. HM for three term* MM 10 Beforu good reason for fefregati.m Member nf the InV.nd Dvti What the writer and perhaps Aaaocurted OnUegisle (hew: 13 Merit others fail to realise U that ev¬ 33 Ate IkaW EraM MTw , ery developed nafl«*n at »»ne ti»ne or other In its ancestral NeMa TYwat M Command It Koane at history had to p**s through the the erta primitive stage. St. The a* me Even the ancestors &t the Cat *»!•* , 40 Mountam Sbrpsrd South African settlers at one ratte time jwor i thrixigh the appar- 41 Exclude «t MuaicaJ character gear boa.' It Rational ft Bo* loan* Night Staff *at|d i*» A It Young lUwUb ' ' - \ lr. s. Hosts PLACEMENT BUREAU Bachelor's degree (M) Masters (D) gree Is Indicated, all degree levels are Dorters. Where eo de¬ eligible to Interview. April 33.195$ michigan state news Pact Tfcrra J - Vodka Vets „Mtit EMPLOYERS OPENINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING MAJORS 10 Home Ec Coeds Honored '®-' leathering APRIL 35 Lnkevirw Pub. Schools, All F.'om. Ten MStT coi'ds rweived hon¬ Also, Elem. teachers award was Janice Baar, Reed and civic responsibilities In i St Clair Shores. Mich, of; Music F* Phy Ed. Jr. Hign awards the home City sophomore, for a sopho¬ welt rounded program. Ti or at econo¬ and West Hartford p,,t, teachers of: Eng. - Reading. ! mies honors night recently. more student in home ec who Receiving a Borden award of chicago Biis Driver Schools, West Hartlord, Connecticut Science T\ioher of Hard of | Winner of the Ellen E Jud- made the best record in scholar¬ $300 for the student with J he plea* for Money Heating. Girls Visiting teacher. Pry, Ed teacher. j s<»n award was Leota Orchard, ship during the freshman year. fharlrnr Srhiudt, Ann Arhor highest average grade in the home economies-curriculum pre¬ APRIL !t Fas* I.a rising junior. She senior, won (he Flivaheth I. Lawrence Public S.h.v«'< rc- ceding the senior year was Irene IVXSHINT.TOX WD—Five 6th grade teacher. Voo. Ag- | r«'ived 550 for attaining the French award of 55(1 for having Schieie. Orosse Pointe senior, Indust. Arfs or Science, head ! thr attributes necessary to turn- lS,,viet war veterans sipM ) ighest and best and president of the home ec standing in Basketball Conch-lndust. Arts bine the dutie*, of homemaking Omicron Nu. L.odlu and clucked in sym- or Science. Football Coach- clothing courses at the close of the sophomore year. honoraiv, Irathy Tuesday—*ltan their Social Science or Science I American host. neer tears. Addison Public Sch«mls teachers Winning 550 f»r the highest 1:30-3:35-5:31) I.list T implsined 'he miyht yo —Early Elem, teachers. secondary teachers of: Math., Atao. and best nutrition standing courses in food* and at the clone of 7:33-9:40 LUCO N 2 Day. |j,n,ke payiny their bnis. Sri cud' R iol ogy. - A1 so. the sophomore jeir nan l.an.i Thpn nne of the Russians I Librarian LAVING THE FINAL PLANS f«r the atl-tinher«if% Dart. Mason junior. Thai "I'cvtnn I'lar." ual in I writer named Boris Bay City Public Schools ( Ardinjl Roll a new rvcilinK hill English teacher. Librarian . river, gardens and moon- The Campbell award of <71 |1 Jo?eph Polowsk.v, said Mechanics-Gen. Shop. Also thenic of Saturday's all-univer ght \ waning well will he went to Janet Widmayer, Chel¬ doin|. Choking back High School Guidance Coun¬ sity Cardinal Rail. The annual the highlight of the dance flour. sea senior, who had the highest -RICHAW) DENNING - ANORA MARTIN • JtRRY PARIS * LMVlRSftftTuminm MCTUN i, 3rs p i iwsky said ho had selor alT.iir. sponsortxl by the New¬ Music will provide! by • l.e'5 thptr guest at a IMS reun- Custer School Dist. Alt Elementary teachers. man Club, will be held at St. E.i Henry and Co and tickets scholastic standing at the close | . Moscow and now It was (Monroe) John's Student Center. • ■' »\ t i.ible at the t'nion ticket of her junior year. Winner of the Snyder FRIOAY! "MARJORIE M0RNIN6STAR" •v rn to pick up the tab Warren Consolidated School All Elem. teachers. Also. Sec¬ The motif will be carried out otLie and St John's Student Cup ven if it takes me 10 years." ondary teachers of Vocal mu¬ with a plantation house, veran- r« - *»-r for. SJ a couple. sic. Special Education. Math A* J Reporters,scene, wltneaaea «• flih ahlfled nneaa- Art Girls swimming instruc¬ Campu* Cla**ifM. . . . l.ow Cn«t Miehigaa Stat* UaivareHy tor. I, m their chain. ft occurred National Electric Welding Mech Engrs. It j news conference called by |.,l„*«k* to pnbUcltc bla dream Machines Co Waterford Twp. School* AH Elem (R) teachers. A tan, Foraigi Film Sarias mr true—a Waahlngten reun- n of \eterans af the I'. 8.- •viet link up at the Elbe Riv- (Pontiac) Elem. (B) teachers of Speech Correction (R). Vocal Music it's a MAN'G world... I'KKSKMS (Br Atao. Sfieeial Ed. *t an l-umej |>erfonnaneel Howard Comtnunitv Sch«v»ta I •• v, and I received less A.. Elem. teaeln-rs. . s^no and my printing ex- (Nilcs) • i .,>» (,«.• I- are over $500," The Cherry Hill School Dot AH Elem. teachers. Also, sec¬ I fnkstet) nvsk'. said. ondary teacliers of- * Music, : •. vt >,.,i my wife I would Ait. Also, Librarian. , • ji: into debt. 1 am a bus i ni t have two children Campus Classifieds there i« nothing to do ex- Your Key to Better Values . . . g. in debt." ■ «vsk\ said he got the cold il.ier from veterans organi- •,«, and others from whom .wht financial backing. |I Polevov and Alendl Mareayev. legless" soviet airman who shot b«n seven German planes af- he cot artificial legs protest- The< said the Soviet rom- Iiftee »f war veterans, which Leads paid their tranapnrta- ln wa» quite wealthy and had WINMH III (i -fl /Ah k hen them ample pnrket mon- \ t M KM AVI AMI) ; for Washington, ailtSEEalloPEuope^ I IMiM\A1M«\AI ( KITH s- he conference ended . , riti/t t ts\h itKTl\ M.tJ . |h>:Mw«ky'$ pride and Ru<- ihe« at an impasse. Rut \ I l-l A( IH)N> \Vl AHt» \f' RWRIASaiF.il t x lo MXHIX v IIMI. Nfoutav&kUVtrt! kv said he hopes the -k* . . XNMs | e'people somehow ill come up with contrlbu- and for the man of tbr world, dis- tr. cover about $1,000 in a*,.; hotel and printing That's why American Express Student Tours are expertly criminating in his appearance, Wal¬ Hie last Bridge planned to inclmie a full measure of iiultruiual leisure— lace's present Harlequin's new P..OI.-.I M lit| Ml | kAt IMII Hill. IWUi Eye Fxamlnatlona Rv ample free time to discover your Europe—a* well aa A Leanefsil KiIh> l't>«lu<|H>n |4rte«rt>••••••• ••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••« 4r.didates m.ust obtain member* of their dis- Ahducan Expbess Tbavel Sebvick ). tandidate® must have and (5 Broadway, New York 4, N. Y. th 7>Omma * 2 i»oint scholastic Yeaf Please do send me rompUte information _ about 1958 Student Tour* of Europe! ^•'|!iii|t (.roup A Meet* »'■' Cjrmval staging .and our 19Sa ihhrl and skirt look In r jnittee will meet v A City. . Zone State. •• (ovoril* thirl...the rell-vpl '■*' pm„ in 3$0 Stu- ' S» r a TSMSl (MM •"'* MMStTM IIWH - WfBDMU me yawr your mott flalUring tkirl...lh« •aty-to-wsar clutlsr plcatl 111 Graot bvyl your prsfarred fabric...always- (rath dacron-collon blandl ♦ha trim dttlwg your moil versatile twa- soma ...dyed-to-match-or-miil ARROW Glwi your most wanted colors... I»'» tlx Bin wak th< mni- orange, blue, green, caffao, out ckoic. ia collar, — th« or turquoise to coordinator rt(uUr,h*lM <.«n,or ^r- muitat tujr Arrow Gin. plus whito, yollow, .and twlwio, MAiipS wUorm, black shirt colors to nUI cvrin dua^k ih, wta, tap- •"(latiMHlarlitNal sisos 10 to 18. IntirinC kill dock or osfortl ia shirt, 4.*t skirt, 7.M MripM, Orckt, MlUa. |4.00 up. ARROlF— Sperlesreer V < '( -! :• t l> t Pistons, Warriors Tap MICHIGAN STATE NEWS April 22.1IU Page l our IM Schedule KorTatLL lit Iowa's* Bucky O'Conner ft.i ttr.van i v». Bryan a ■l(,t ftrvan < V*. Brvan 1 State's Quiggle, Hedden «•' I lirvan 2 v». I'.rvan .1 .net Bryan I v». Brvan I (M .1 It.i'lirr 2 v». Bather 3 Is Killed in Auto Crash IMIi Hnhcr I vs. Bather 4 (ill! Fnimoni 3 v« Immoin MM H Mu» I vs. U Shaw .3 sl'2 Mouses vs. Hounds 4 Draft (tether a vs. Bailor 2 In Annual Player HI WATERLOO, Iowa —Frank "Buck.v" O'Connor, 44- |i; Miimir Mire vs. 2*1 C'lnh Viar-old Iowa basketball coach, lost his life Tuesday in C:20 Jill ftaile.v 1 vs. Bailey * ait automobile-truck crash. • ' .!(•? Ilallfj I vs. Railrv 4 I Trie man. who gui.ded Iowa 'o ded into the path of the truck fit'l IH ? finmon* 2 vs. Kmnmns k Hither S vs. Bather S • V,.z 10 two >ears in a row, which, carried a 22.0410-pound Oi'3 Vistas vs. Bangers Itlll Asher vs. Coral tiables I Temple's load. The cor wan virtually \jas k.l'ei ouinght w hen his IMC llorsc low-tors vs. Anrients S'.a:e I'..* verity of Iowa rai flattened. The truck driver es- set 3 sis vs. Mavrftrk* M'2 f oresters vs. phi Xlg* r:;. hr 1 under ah avalanche taped with minor Injuries. ,»| lloMer vs. Mutt* of .-rarte from aonard the lit fttilirrfliid * vs.' lUllterfleld I ri-ibs and Rodgers Is d'l minor's golf vul I f VKVll ** rait, broken and smashed, wen tt ! Blarhhawhs vs. VB 2 Tr K-CU.TV ; o- S found in the ear trunk He wis I t. ! Ilallrv 7 vs. Fi Kappa Fhi :ia of W tl 3 li.t il.'v ? vs Hawaiian < Inh line golfer and formerly.shar¬ I'sl 1st Choice .» wj> driving I I I \rmstmne 3 vs l*hl Kappa ed H"'.f coaching duties at Iowa noHt.lNn a p.m w.th his basketball las is.* He M Khavv A \S w inner of llailry' * ..m 1 g.nuno ks ,n golf ami even v« i nun.His 3 ^•»«i-a-m.aluna trip. developed a special jnitti r. II,Hey 4 vs. W Shaw .3 winner vs. DETROIT i/l'i — Spartans .nnrr of 4 mm tin* * vs. Hytter- QuiifKle »n«l Utrry w II i t h u a | patrolmen 1 flut it was in baskettali whc.e f,el«| * Jack (l'( tiniuvr * ear apparrntly skid- >• hu light shorn; brijfhtr-i. !•» Hedden were selected by the M'\ <*tl M ilSOhS Hawkey n won the conference at Iowa Ins East Stars Tup Detroit Pistons ami Philadel¬ i h.i.niiJionship ,n 19.'»5 and agon phia Warriors respectively West. 1.11-127 tin? National Basketball STATE in 19.*il! and |»la« e<| se< ond !»>2 and H»M The HWft team \ ,v . ci'vkh nr.. i' at Assn's annual player draft was fourth in the National ( '<•' K.ist I. behind in 'lie c.iiiii' "to here Teusday. SINGERS i« g.ato Tournament and iti J'h'vfi l> -va ,o t to San Francisco m t . f o.ii Muarter the We:.t 134-127 1»-1 night and even Quiggle was the eighth pta'e i gr CHICAGO (.TBS PINCH-IIITTEIt Bobby Adams gropes for the piek of the Piston.* while Hed¬ fht NCAA final'' t'.eir National l'.asktthiill A^n. plate while diving over St. l.oui* Cardinal catcher Hal Smith at den was the 10th round choice IN Ah-St.i! •cries .it 4-4 Urigley field Sunday. Adams scored but Cards won 9-4. of the Warriors LARRY HEDDEN JACK Qt'lGGLE ICos*in« I IiiIi H-.i, C.,us> of the M«-.toh (VI- The NBA. in addition to it i art from around Ml liigan a watei S' r'.to.*:.,; rights. ing Mmncapol.s. with teams pick¬ from bottom to top. starred the It ' h«' a rough assignment f ,i Rpaitans. who meet the pe;- Michigan - mi>! r«w - I f'Hit ball H >b torv came M(>r.d.» * - For Title Eight manager Wolver.ne • ,(i -.TT th«- draft's first round v rnma! powerhouse fc.'cd Notre l ame. Ifi-4 M'Muli, a jun.ur Thi trainers tdin king Seattle's fi-foot-fi Y. - tr.un ,r» a home game Frid.«> } n '« aU tp, u ater We aren't Coach Ray Fisher. . gin. Hay lor and a douMcheadcr a* Ann A - * Nj W YOCK V At feast ?lipp, *■' 'I t,i touch it Tiiere i- final season as fht W Archie I"H*es. fi-foot-8 <>f In- b«»r S-iturday five ',tirs ..ie l»ctng considered h fvc-'.irl jienalty. f under- I . faced the '.i-k rfI went to C.rcinn.i!;. N" '• C'oach John Kobs' nine w," jv «,f tin welterweight title j ♦and if aey unauthpri/cd p- ?«'ke a 8-4 iivo'.'ii mto the game •tig pravtiCa'ly « >« ('..rolma's Pete Tlrennan and . fight la tween Vtnre Murtiner • i.r.i jp i s out'-idc the hned-m w ft-, new player* at *N San Francisco's Mike Farmer to S x "f the w.ns and' all four .ml \'.rg l Akin? June t>. the tr.*- m j-o.l N','.v York. Co inic Dmrking "f ios-e* fame during the «.outhe/- new pf" !•!«tit of the fnterna- It is true, however, that man¬ Fi-ht r ha.v been • • Cinn":naM to Syracu-c. Haw t< ur. and the remaining tw» li'iViMg Club s.ii,| Tues- agers are relegated t«» carrying mo-t successful c»>ach< G.iroUe of Oregon State to "st v.ctories rame over Albion 0' 1- amtind TS-fO pntinrt dummies ;• r. F..g 10 He w.'.l conci'j..* 1 . • ar.d 9 H» . Swa.o Srtturdav . • **Wc had hoped • , », the kut that Is relieved with the u»e Reports from the Wolverine !\,nt 38- v» ar cares r a Ti'Xa- Southern to B .-jor. f.gh' ir S* I / ii.v, el T"u- ol a piik-up truck. Ti :>• mentor tin.- tought t ">hv pr»'-ent -easnr. r . .« 'idriv 0 night if.i • , lUi? S? • I.h :' »fid •- 4 ., •trui Jotkei rraiir, friar, fa'i- picks because guard Hick McGuirc to Hctroil it had traded the Wolves are in the midst of a date rebuilding program, hut to Reds Since leaving the ( pitching «*afY , last season for Detroit's first they have enjoyed a suc¬ !hi. ike» then !-'« \ m .iiX'««pt the post a' M Inumt pick. cessful season. penibtfu: T- H , iv «mini » bit firvrngv F; hir's tlamv have a-on * "1 he -|" m or ■ .Ire parti, ul.f \ M'rhi.i i yp.'a.r.s "Ann I.p.y | Sharrai'. a 8-foot-to CITY CLUB *21.95 v tnton-MvH* in keeping the date lac.ui-e ;t roitiiiMes vsi'h their every » a'it g a* crowit.s in'the !rs krr r'«ou._ «>f fn-ople 'Vi «.♦. A'-.rginia Mnuntain-s-r -Sir vvvt to Philadelphia, which also Var-ity I Jul, a«lv« rti-ir g progr.ini he pomti ,1 t .i; - \S, put fi.ur K'.iir)»cd i»ff 6-10 .Temple Tucker A Varsity Club men c; it--•»!» said Philadelphia gu > s (-n the fi or and keep it f !»;.••• Six-ten Hob Reed of Beautiful I m he red Chestnut Calf, heavy single sole with will he held tonight at * Cleveland. Jer a-v City ..nd even « li «.« ,1 Until t e I rowd f.-rces < »k »h»ma C-.ty w ent to St. Mnutwrlt. rtihher herl*. Custom Bootmaker finish, and in the stadium Club Ro-«w I ir A' a w. a being < i I' v ., . ,T1 T'-.O • .i V hill if I i Tred-I'lev construction. Ideal for campus or I HELD OVER! rasv going business wear. • tit r« ii C, • r. ... ' "a i= ■, tiiliiug the week the minac ia P", ' .dr'p1 i'Mim several i clainie-t Ai-ars ago Chain- wh:.e Elections will (•Mid and entertainment he held i d ■«>< | 2nd BIO WEEK! v V_ a k r bp -,.fi C l a •an ret n >ngar !. ' ' rrs perform Jot»s smh as rrfrieving footballs eountless menial he .. w .IS Kan-,iv serration, he in high -school N'»\v sched- AMERICAN EEAGIE he furnished ill Ne v X> i s : Si ; lunning errand*, gelling red iiV'd to g« a luate next year .r d w |, Bit f.B Id ti:.»*c finished: a- r . shirt* to the defensive tram*, Warriors rr,M exercise !hi r New York 7 I .B75 — nnd have Nt- ' ■. »• f :rt:ev. and replacing broken elrats ■bo e in the first round of the Kansas ( it* 3 7 711 1' ; ', (!.--f division only •• « » ;•)'>♦) mi D» TRtllE 3 3 fi».t I - Washington 3 3 :»«« 3 DifTirult problem* hate 'w*i| /(<" I. ,-a- reportedly i* headed 3 3 3 I t*her thi* sprint Gradottm : >r mh I'" versify of ("inemnafi. Baltimore ..*>00 erp;:prV'> :»• Cleveland 3 \ .374 4 rlaimcd *ecwnd tatemm h'» ■•g . i the NBA ruad that "f he Chicago 3 % 286 4'i Vfpperv. outfielder and t> picks a e«'ie*e m another 'ram's When o-e ♦» Boston 1 7 124 6 Bruce lav. right fielder At territory tM< w si! void 5 2 jf> • i 4'm.-.nn«t s clam. s Hi st t ts man. hr*t ha«eman J»m > i»fc| l>» IRfllT I hleao i tich. and pilrken filen f h . »• pads, »mi llimnrr M ■ W ishincton .» ' !« The ,in-i tr i.-ner- Kansas 4' * DrrrbM in, Jim 1 lark and l*»n r«»l<>-k'« T.arilinals Move Ne* XorS 2. Boston TOBWS l,AXE* Another major ~ < I Mrjjb at DrirUnt — Fleftr i •■f captaff3-e1»M-f .♦*»»•%■ Mitehelf doesn't find the job For Scholar*lti|> s s score <1-11 Baltimore »i lloston —■ lltowtt , f h: r 1 baseman a tedi.uis one the Dcfr'n* y». Hrencr <0-11 Tigers :.v Plan in Majors ' V' i get hP'-w The ! :.'i • ' Ne* York jt W •stunzton c\i N.r <- Irtfcrmcn tf" rye •■,'•' "The e»gich«"s .Bucks (!•«) vs stohhs <» it™" Sprigg T«n> Sfwdal are ,vw i a!«" v.-rv f tend v guvs Ti e v -ti *;v- .ri ,i • f w k ST l/UTS 4' A move is t'l IBttIT »f tostark «»-• * \» Kansas tits 3laa» <»-H i\ ihiy Aire -'arttrs -d'.iai in bti* Hkf»7 Maiof league # # t» GiIIor Jag of C«k«. Root loor, or Orooge bu! a !"! o! !-in * N -P,.»ve lir-ie- 1'weba'i to R.vc college aV -n * holar- NATION VI. I.EAGI I. N'.-e Blue of the rfurr. liy r un «r>' und on t trva! 'die -nd pl'chrry hur » ♦ m»* high sch<»ol baseball W L Bet willi ,'t Itcg. I'ii/ih I Krg. A I Kin;: >i/r »n i>- • li.tr C !»i>t >cdf or pl.iver* ,-,rr »ctt',ed and get thgtr. stars \-( htraco | I .104 ?hem. Dean F;nkbr:r.er th'rg* the > need On'y two I lii* up|.li«-- lo ilrlivrrv M-rvlrf only. Plain l.ln,-\r<-|ilril. menagi r> are allow vyI on the-v T^r ivtroit Tigers started it s -Nan Eranrtsco I » ks: Sfabrylrt. hate with, n«.-stnnt:.v-attarhed plan Milwaukee 4 ! K** at thi* position ir.tM- bu'? t! s worth w jjting ED 2*8017 to* " set St up f<»r IfvOO l.oui* a \ear Cardinal General Cincinnati rtiiladelphu 3 i 3 2 .«»• 4n« lohn llerm*tein. who Another "t vv-.-.-h ttiteVeU Manager Vaughan "Bing' Di¬ X-I.os Vngrles f I .333 perform* in the uutheid > -* < find* ih'eresli'-.g iy iWscrvtB^ available fur mound duty VARSITY DRIVE IN . vine Tuesday termed the schol¬ x-Nt. l.oui* I I- IM ;'e seventh flwr f"r the team i arship ld«'» ''wwriething definite- X-playing night game* The remainder M en the night l>* fore a Satuniav >!ufT ha* oeiy uc't-*- |v worth thinking about " Ti t sit %> * ntst I ts Vane He thvrt ma>5 get a IVvtne railed Paike CarroB. Mil* ankee *. Pttt»*urth J morc * ntmie to help the players it'.** Ins Xnceles ti f htracn (Inenmeirtr) In the infield. Ctyah l general manager of the Kan via sen ftUltlM \% *t (Mil nn- i etn*let t | City Athletics, about a meeticg to.ng three ..sophorr-'" • ton tv* fitxta between *h« two dubs to diM Us* iliicnn at I OS Xnceles I N t —- (Irott veteran. The ri-vconn • y state plan «!-•! **. Craig <•-•» B,'! Roman, firs! b< • hi I nuts at Han Oranriw o - j«m The Rod Bird bdss said Ca*"- Kuc.hcr. weooit base: ta-li it. tioute* (J-#i ~o'l susg»s.<-d the scholarship Mil*ankee at ( Inctnnatt (Nt — Hur- gene S'ruczcw ki. th •- GET THEM OUT OF YOUR WAY! . Uette 11 -#t tt. I aw retire ia-ai Be turn plan shouldn't be presented only Meyer*, who u".' Ftltsknrtk at F* tie Getphi* i S) . on a local or fat* level. law (#•!) tt. Hanleri <•-!» ic-.i Horn* at third la4' ♦» - been shifted to ahwrt^f In the ouUlcld, b«»"~ •cm and Jim Dickey. »T . *■ IT IV I UUtRHH S a catcher, will be ope ..'-- f*°| jr It does not cost any mor£ to store your clothes now I7.I14Y TRIP and forth hetureen two r Senior* Bill MacPtw TO Y.l ROPY. - TOR Til O Sea thy are also rctwrn.r. leant Liu* year. 3 ~~ than it will in June, ilave your clothes cleaned and stored kKtPSAkE tilAXT KWECP STAKKS ' Stprr Coin. 2x0 prizes (4) now and pay NEXT fall. tl.nno keepsake ima moMl rixi.s SITOMJITK rfji Br.rdct ItMHUMim 3RII PRIZES :.<*> KEKTSAKE MAMOXO RlXliS rout MLSKt- : M P-M COLLEGE CLEANERS Ml ITZZI.ES. MlTHIM. TO BIT OtHCIAL EXTRV HI.AXKS AT SIIOO "Adults . Wc I'm I hi* I ngagrmrnt Onlv " B20 w ^^BBKP mm Kim WW 0 IMWwWBWB^WW DRIVE - IN n. a mii J UYftRlinEWS *( hiitlr* o * Price* 222 MAC AVE. s*rsii:\!»l i> lltt E. MM * Wt EAST LANSIXO. MICHUiAX _ t or I hh l.nsagrmcnt ' mnrwtn Tiger Averages Seni°r Bowl Will Continue igers Whip Chicago Ex-Spartan Inks Part With Saskatchewan REGINA l>P)—Jim Ellis, for- Football Union. Michigan State halfback, Drafted Despite Scholarship Biding Cleveland ...jnir by the An I N M MrDermott 1 • ( • Va has signed with the Saskatche- Browns of the National Footoall Ski/a. 4 a t • wan Rough Riders of the West- League in 1953, he played in the Behind 8-Hit Assault Thompson ? 1 I • T»y lor 2 <1 1 « mobile. Ala. lA*—A recent Orleans Sunday that senior ath¬ Mienn U 5 IS 3 ruling of the National Colleg¬ letes who participate in such I. (lolling W 5 I? 1 iate Athletic Assn (NCAA> 5v 11 events as the Senior Bowl game Morris MAS mi II "iti no way hinder the continu¬ would lose the remaining pur- * * * .Martin ance of the annual Senloj Ro-.\ 1 ! >n of their grant-in-aid ath- jloeft Stifles Hum, ii; football game." a sponsoring «>i- Hi-r toll lloiinr .70 tl f i t', sttid Tuesday. :«lie scholarships. ervoorts Yanks lop Is tliiir loVtAfk JM* The ruling means, however, He said the money earned in such games exceeds the valuo 213 E. Grand River 'ale Hose II..,. II Mt'K.in that he the played game henceforth will during the Christmas of the grant-in-aid remaining ■ jjart of the East Lanataa Bosox for / mill I.roth holidays It was played Jan. 12 The Senior Bowl pays Moretn $500 to [o Win 1st M. (tolling I ■* r y this year, iate after all other colleg¬ bowl games. era h member «»f the squad and $400 to each of the winning SPRING 6th in Row Wilson 271 M Hi Walter Byers, NCAA execu¬ tive director, announced at New 1 users. The players turn pro¬ Mj\«rll CJoula t A fessional in the game. rf.Kmi Homer SPECIALS Sweep Series "rT'ljTT,>»M»"»"n»iiDHn*TTmn»»»nwii» With 12-7 Win sum... KU IN PER pETKOlT i ii fivii'K *'art on NEW YORK l 1 from Record SrreiWi Paramount fcnaaa«m«nl |.. . Maxwell** three-run BILLY MARTIN New York Yankees poundm! r.ir.k' homer anil the two two baggers . three triples and a home run Add Thousands of Mile* ALAN fBEAT BIC 't Timers sailed to all of TRLED'S fr in one inninjr—the fourth— Hood Drlvlnt I.. Vour I •V.vry over the Chicatro ,r r.up \ Tuesday. Sports during which they scored seven runs and went on to With Our • Jerry Lee LEWIS j ..houing bittin, well over remarkable Nlcht Sport* Editor—4im Hvppa defeat Boston 12-7 Tuesday for their sixth straight vic¬ SPRING SPECIAL TINK-fP 2.50 I P PI i s PARTS I -,r fir*t eight games, michigan state news tory and a sweep of the two- DUTOHER'S MOBIL SERVICE IIL'I.K LOT . sht safeties and five April SI. 1.58 p»,, F|v, A-:e for extra bases, frame series with the Bed (On (irand River Across from Sludrnl Services) 3 first victory for Sox. *-*?*< CRICKETS * limirrrril last year Auburn Culls Dave Sisler. the only pitcher rr.r-aign old was more to defeat the Yankees this year, From Herman Wouks Great best-Seuer SHA8 New Penalty .: the victim of a major por¬ . was . • r i of barter Early • jrvy. The veteran tion Of the assault. The be¬ spectacled righthander, who beat That More Than any Other belongs to /rankta LYWOH-1 BALLS the Young lovers cfJhis Generation! r: > • elded four runs g. then failed to Vnwurrnntetl the Yankees 3-1 last week, quit under the fourth inning barrage, - *:m two batters in AUBURN. Ala. {#*) — Auburn after yielding triples.to Bobby Richardson and Hank Bauer and MNM md the JtHHRRL 35Cta. |r. \«? ?l pflundH a tan-wit Tuesday asked the Southeastern home run to Gil McDougald. Conference Eexcutive Commit¬ a 3 for $1.0(1 v.ih into the spree fight- * ★ ★ tee to hear a report which ! in the flrat inning af- school authorities say prove that Brave* Down Hue?* BILLY and 1 ILL IE — Y „-r* had poafied amss Auburn is innocnt of illegal re¬ | • r the first to !«• Bill* PITTSBURGH » RILLT roits * .viSte* and a pair of cruiting charges. i.-P>—A three- The SF.0 school which pro¬ run homer by Hank Aaron in jA- and the ThundertHidl * SPALDING J.r llegan doubled and duced the Nation's No. 1 football the fourth inning boosted the .nled in the aeeuud and Utnn. Martin apneeced team last year said the stiff Milwaukee Braves to a 5-2 LADIES' NCAA penalty for illegal re¬ victory over the Pittsburgh Pi¬ »-«rf aith a perfect 6-1'c. BEGINNER'S r.rar the mound. cruiting was based on unsup¬ rates and earned righthander IICKV 000 and the DQN'TS SPORT : ported statements later disprov¬ Bob Buhl his second victory. **' *•• £->x had Hoeft on • era! times but the ed bv signed affidavits. The loser was Ronnie Kline. GOLF SETS ahva.vs had just Auburn has been barred from * * * SHOES mrn'a. or ladies' participating in both post-season Cerv r'-toh himself out of Ai'e bowl games and NCAA title Scourge* Indian- rlitht <»r left hand —e Sox had two run* competition until September, Kansas c-m- ' disclosed at a news conference enth insoli- At heel • bJt Hoeft got inning home run—his sec¬ ' j-»p up for the final that •nit the of new probation grew ond of the afternoon-—to insure 4 7^ PASTELS " charges that freshman 9-6 victory $25»5 a for the Kansas « * . k of slow usual assortment. curves quarterback Don Fuell was of¬ fered a motorboat, an air-con¬ City Athletics * # # Jo (an CAmPBELL *3.95 * ditioned apartment and an auto¬ >4- Chicago's big bnts mobile or $2.20fl in cash to play Orlolw H«*at Nat*, 1-2 ALAN TREED And hi* Ris d ba — Billy PACKET You're xrt for a xraxon of • in to Martin's dou- O'Dell checked budding rallies colflok plfanirr at ,i real no basis in fact ry K-jer.n had a triple in the eighth and ninth innings htitliet price! Met includes I - "tie to preserve a 4-2 victory for RESTRINQING uimmI tyuur choice 1-2-3), I Correction Jack Harshman as Baltimore CIVIC CENTER nvkm and gut IrotiR tS-5-7 or !i and putter) defeated Washington. Brooks,. plus a sturdy hag of watrr- Hifhlifhls Contrary jwaring to information ap- in the Tuesday S' News Robinson collected Orioles' seven three of hits, including a the NATALIE APRIL 27 ■ ' All Price* proof ranva*. Baa in either solids or plaids with carry¬ '•jramural office an- in the Ernestine article. Miki solo home run. 8 P.M. Kelly Wood ing sling And divider. ""uesdajr that a contin- Worsfold won only a first in seat her may re- the trampoline instead of a sec¬ • >* * edulir.g of Fri- ond in parallel bars and sixth •- ns <.«rba!l games. * in the side horse as reported fatting Mmwrtocitl Country Book Sale CLAIRE TREVOR TIIE KING HAS Fl.lpl'ED! 1 ED WYNN lie your Drnoilli- — king I'iisu Asaril I FRIED CHICKEN EVERETT SLOANE With Naiad or MARTY MILNER — WE TAKE — I Vegetable Fatataea — Rolls CAROLYN JONES My ••nrnlliiH'nt offirrr in-l lulil And Butler — Coffee til,- thai Giltsoii*- lias llittiisanils OFF ANYTIME!! »• «•«.>»« j r «>f rrfcmirr hunks un sale, miiiic ■ *c.'f rUBlBf *» t cl Only 99( f n i«:» o *• milTON a.aurco •» .a*i*a « fur as tilll«- ns !>r, lie saiil many of iht'iii uill h<-l|> mi* on my llit-s- - AGAIN TONIGHT - ■ LANSING GAFF. Slarls is ami term papi-rs. 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MHHIGAN STATE NEWS 1.1 labia Kspunol April 23.1931 P«*»| —'The more power Nikit.i khi chev obUtins as boss of the Soviet Union the tna^h,, B ' • Two MSl* lanffoajre i 11 .s true tors will speak at the quar¬ crtnler his acts appear to be. This may put dancer.,a, p terly meeting' of the Michigan chapter of the American As¬ strains on relations between Russia and the West. m sociation of Teachers of Spanish and I'orttikriieue f AATSP) As an example, diplomatic Khru*hehev'a emergence authorities cite Russia's appeal k w Friday through Sunday at Haven Hill Lod^e near Milford. position of seemingly dk to the UN Security Council to Dr. Carlos Teran, associate power*, will have »»r - V. so helps coordinate the curricula . riircot the United States to cur- professor of foreign studies and tbil Its Strategic Air Command polleien and mi InternatiW and methods of teaching Span¬ *ue* of war and peace foreign languages, and Donald ish and Portuguese in high bomber operations. Russia lost Yates, instructor of foreign lan¬ school, ysith those of colleges 011 this issue in. the Security This question earn 1 r« and universities to ease the Council Monday answered fully. But • '■>*<» 1 guages, will represent MSU in Officials he*e say somebody make it their busine-s transition students must make the program. blundered b/ raising the issue y;.e Soviet behavior art in going from one to the other. Teran will --peak on "The m that way. And they believe Khrushchev is acting j"J The purpose of meeting at IKWKIF LVMflN, one of the Novel of the Indian Ecua- . in local attractions of "The that mail was Khrushchev. who arbitrarily order- .•>r, H iver. Hill Lodge, according to many ♦ dor.' act and finds out on!;. Sb .vv l. 1.- ••fo have a congcni.il Aim Freed Big Rochin' Coral One major question in world Yates will discuss "Tech- his order ill abi:.j>phcre m which teacher.- Hand." will display His style al affair* today I* what effect was con. nitjuis in My-terv Wtiting,'" m- the Civic t enter Sunday at K :> .1. get to know each other and ilud.ng the Span.-h "classical 1 v, range iitea.-." p.m. mysterv novel He i> doing ti. 1 the-.- novel "ii th«- Argrntine mystery Ciimtuis <'li« -li.ipril iiiitl -Itl.-il ul Eisenhower Asks Congress -hi ti - of Portuguese of the chapter, which tn-, 'eachers <»f all Spani-h and high schools. ELDA MANE Voll.g.s a-5,1 universities m Itrauly Si Inn shirt laundry • dry c'ci- -3 For Railroad Appropriations Michigan. IIIII1, .1 hlH.lt It,Kid across from new. student services bfd-j the standards of teaching in KD 2 2118 «Z3 K. Grand River WASHINGTON The Eis¬ Weeks ' ,id He conceded the l oomis said the proposals of¬ high schools and colleges, ft al¬ enhower Administration .1 - k». I other four administration recom¬ fers no Immediate prartlr.il C*' Migro-1 Tucd. iv to help t ho mendations. embracing r a t e - help to railroads in need of making and regulatory changes, short-term assistance and "in financially hard-h.f rail road inodviui/i' and cut t- t«\ couldn't have much effect for general falls short of placing co j»i ; the railroad Industry In fair cigarette filter? several >•••:♦ r«. a What does this fruit have to do with tins Aiding fVdrr.il guaranties of up to Von million do' .n- m lo.-n I hi pi • aient of tin- Avsti of competitive position.' Stres-ing the need f<>i speedy Ame-a-an Railroad-. Daniel 1' "Hcpcal of 'he transport.*'!" . l/'otin railed the governiuefd action.. Si < n t.u v ot ('"iiiiin'i 1«' . excise tax," he added. *i.s n il 1 Sinclair Weeks -aid fhi- iii'l proposal "distinctly disappoint- to railroad indttsti y " matter of tax ri^ision i>ut of the t inie to eoie ,der repealing n'U • u- the ex. ;-.e tax on freight and lb- aid d fail-, to deal wain removinR .rh unfair millstone mairv' .1 lla- riilTa ulties in 'he from the neck- of .common r,n- pa-sengei - as the tai'mads h..ve e.ked ' . l!ro el - .luatlun and treats Ul- •I IMS." lie a; t the ! 1 >»»,:-1* 1 in 11' ,,( adi'ipj.ite! V mot of those With Smathers' Miixximmtttix* b« ; the railroad- have -be. i. aggra¬ which it itiM-N deal." cvten-p.v hearings earbcr th - vated bv 'tie till- lie- > n-, v • . . year on 'he plight of tin' r.u' illlil ,111' deilaied required special solutions tlonirmakrrs t i.l and wa du.-try demand- that the Wor'.i - besn ifcd w ith -in . In a letter to Chairman W.i' 11 railroad rx< »•-. b* 1 • Talk I'lannwl . Smuttier* (IMI.it of a senate C'ommeree siiheomniiltre. Weeks pr.i'eil Smather- -aid iar. 1 'I is month he uou'd pre-.. !- 1 made four hme-term reeotn Tod . hotiu-maker p- many Ma Senate to wip*- out both the ' meml.itii/iis in addition to 111 ; thai:. ' '.nil lie one of the top¬ II pcirent tax on f:x-;g;it ant ing the 10.111 guarantee program ic fo. • ei-idi-'Mtain at the an III percent pa—enger tax as a means of providing Immed¬ m.i! Ms'' College of II" I e iate temporary relief. p The loans a.te In n at. o. F> onotmrs d.lV. A'nninae Day Sa'u. Kyeniu^ College h ic>!:- .,11.1. hai kc.l in the ft • i M.i'kDaughty, ditsi'01 of era! ttn i a.'i el. l ike , o ! en «o'lsunji r education for I low Slums l.a-1 Film I hem 1! ('iiiii|i,itn M dl.ovi. ting iiupi immediate I . •' 1 '.ilk aboil' the hima'mak- Termmalmg the I Hat "»H e-■ • and tier m cis roles Mi • fling college tiim -him. up;- ■ ! Jaiiiiiiean Trial Doirh'x a .Maduab- of Ms!" be. the film Drivtng Hun an Factoi It.s.d ItJiKk . and and ia'ej otitamed her nmstei ( ..f flfficer llallybt u.d Begin* Mtimlai . . •1 s . i- •• I- 11.1 State College I hi- 'a I";i 11 ,|'. 0 will hr.i! an ■ ■ 1 'iimmetdmg mi tin f• 'a in .w n l>« ?w«t n V JO M p 01 m *' III Ingham Court d,. . m • id |,v the D> MSI' rhebpa I'm* t'"!!eyc of • Kelliigj iVtdel \ud Thui d.c • II e otioM,an. I lb of Fa.e w ill t-i flu! don Siu-etu tiia , 1 ailite l • tt K • ler. to... 1 .out nutrition. • a the Highway Ti atiu s.,t. • M. V 1 Cent. 1 at •• do n to. F» i- »i i;! ado i'» d fnrnd« of 'hi- « . ot H< ii- K. onom-I 1'iie jo ii*! k* t- m\ ''-I b- ■ s oil' of Mr Ralph He.iwn e i 'ed to Ke loj:^ r ent 1 In i- • how mg which w .1. " ; t e! an MSI' ' ii-Ii • ' '■ " hi\ event. •la! tic >atM ^ I a M at ' ad -.hid. lit I •: Jam an a. w .. »i . u v I Fell With a .iU ' W ith 0 r' to i a At the * la. an I. I I on run altrtiv* ilrv** THE VICEROY FILTER IS MADE . . know le.ice ot in,- ,1 m , t later tie \« . ■ on • '. .i by rivlil for formal affair* if yon mil M« * It -e. poienl f 1 a. ' 1; • o 'ku m ■ i-\ ■ i a I n,.n • iii".-' o». '-lit -.he Mitb list na atfn k. a. • ALLAMEMGAN eordmc to l» < hdoid M« n. « - FROM A PURE, NATURAL ( Mm t en'« . '■ '■ CLEANERS M Hi own .a-K-d that 1 he iiifiji ies h.ai n.m intl.by A |n-rf«l fit ,ll«ii> — Mm 10 sort of wrap"?', but ?,o io n. 1111 r: a wiiii 1: weadsin wa- 1 •nni-.tni in a .search bv Mst* j»«. .1 niNVKK in KHIS The 11 tal WiH be .held in In. ' ham founts onid with Judy K. lirand Ulvrr Kll 2 i!H I MATERIAL FOUND IN ALL FRUIT Maivui Salmon |ne- ilm; You're Only As Good As You Look! I u; mutt s»el| yourself -shtirl—IKt yourself ;t fmnr Hitd sr* thr lines! in Cnsual -and it gives you Maximum Filtration / nc;ir at A Moss! for the Smoothest Smoke! 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