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VOECME 52, No. 23 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN—TUESDAY, MAY :5. I ft GO PRICE 5 CENTS
'Advise & Consent'
Novelist Wins Priie
'60 Club Chessman Capital
Seniors Dies After Punishment
Announced Stays Fail Attacked
Fur»|><-, S. Aiu<-rira
See Driuuii.|rali by ( he*»man'and editorial
on page 2.)
—"lie would have granted a
By THF ASSOCTATFl) I'RM*
slay, lie would have granted
Iir** PRACTICING his major, she her avo¬ chore. That* Andy, the Gardner'* lS-month-old LONDON—People around
cation. Its mid-term time ami a strain on the M»n. beckoning for attention in the harkgronnd a slay," mumbled George the world recoiled with crie-
nerve* of the Mephen Gardner household in
Spar¬ while Dean DeVore. Vt. I* trying to be real help¬ |iavl«. the attorney for Caryl of "shame" Monday nijrht
tan Village. That'* Steve, p»yeboiogy junior from ful with the booh*. Dean I* the *on of Dick and
Chessman, after the convict¬ over the execution of Car>l
ttinaetka. III., trying to eraek the hook* while Gerri DeVore. for whom the Gardner'* are Dean-
Mw. Gardner beckons with the garbage dinpoft.il ftilling. (State New* Photo by Tom Arui*trong) ed "Red Eight Bandit" died Chessman.
In Lisbon., Portugal, demon¬
in San Quentin prison's gas strators protesting the execution
chamber Monday. of Chessman broke windows
tin* U.S. embassy with a showe:
I)avv> spoke of the stay of of rocks.
execution granted by Federal In Montevideo. C rug u a »,
Army Wants Required ROTC I>i-trict
which
stay of
Judge Louis Goodman
carne too late
Chessman had missed another
execution by minutes
about. 100 students, marched
around Hie US. embassy shout¬
ing "Yankee Murders" protest¬
Short, on campus to inspect Hou.se Committer on Armed ing the execution. There was
the
the
ROTC* Uciarhment. Justified
Army's jiositiitn by saying
Porte*
He
because
number.
of a wrong telephone
Briefs n j
In
violence
Caracas. Venezuela, police
was appointed Secretary armed themselves with tearga*
ROTC provides most of the
♦►f the Army for Civilian-Milit¬ Sliile* on Mexico to protect the I'.S. embassy
Army * officer* San Queatin PrUon to order a
Id Doorway. Detroit: Jerry ary Affairs i;» 1957. when anonymous telephone calls
"It ruftt* the taxpayer* close 31-minute *tav of execution to Agricultural Economics club
Irani. Lakewood. Ohio: Dor- threatened a demonstration.
to SM.MMi to train an Arm* of¬ Recently, he took over his pre¬ hear argument* on a new peti¬ will show slides of its recent*
sh? Frayer. Detroit: Sara Furr. Nothing materialized.
ficer at the Point It*. S. Military sent post as Secretary the tion to delay the roavict-anth- trip to Mexico Wednesday at fl
>Kalb. Ill; Joiy Harper. Fort In Sacramento, Calif., 50
Aradetm at West Point)," Mhort
Army for Manpower and Re¬ or'a death. p.m. in the small auditorium of
•larae. lad : Jarkie HaMaer. De- pickets marched around the
»aid. "It only ro*l* about M.4M
Forces.
Anthony Hall. cap -
rail: Jim Herrmann- I anting: serve
He would have been granted i'ol ui protestations. Hundred*
to train an affleer through the
'Hrk Holme*. Laming: Tom 30-minute stormed around the prison wall*
ROTC program." a delay, but a aecre-
. paw paw. tary of Goodman, when asked anil signed petitions.
Short also said that through • » dial the warden's office, took A Belgian radio interrupted a
Ginger Johnson. Midland; 'he compulsory ROTC program
' the number — CL 4-1460, and music program to announce
Kolodziej, Warren; Carole • he Amy can pick the best po¬ Remaining veteran* sign
< -ruck, dialed, but left out the first 4. Chessman's death
Battle Creek; Paul tential officer-, from a wider gliecks.
Seconds lapsed before she put Stockholm's afternoon news¬
Gier.ellyn. IU.; Joyce ianrr of studeQts in the basic K-O Today
<{ N'amara, Eaton Rapids; Nancy 'the call through correctly. I'-S Wednesday
paper, the Labor-Owned Afton-
l>!adet. said Chessman Sad be¬
tlacbaurtn, Whitehall; Rosie When T-'A Thursday
finally the prinon wax come the symbol of the light
•lever. Lansing: Ron M:ntn. Sh •• ■ said m speaking of the reached, all they aatd wa*. "IF* against capital punishment.
i'icr Nancy Milier. Muske* ROTC curriculum. loo late."
-. Michael Oldham. B.nr.mg-
Newspapers, prominent figure*
He mentioned fhe modification and ordinary people spoke of
of jrourftex. including bringing the convict'* death in the gas
lance Olson, Green Bay \V.«; "King of the Khybet Rifles,"
i our*** taught onUhle the ROTC chamber in California In lerm*
**oet» Osner, Grand Rapid?. departmenl into the curricolnm.
starring Tyrone I'owcr, will bu such
r>» shown Tuesday and Wednesday
as "appalling penalty" ami
v:
Payka. New Lathrop. ax an example of thix d>nainic "monstrous deed."
ao> Pearse. Detroit; Ed Reul- nights in Brody. and Thursday
program. Some said it would hurt the
~t last Lansing; Toni Rob >. night in Shaw, for residents of
(Such a modification will z >
men's halls. The movie is spun* prestige of the United States
cm:. Bob Renbarger, Stur- into effect at MSU next fall. abroad. A minority supported
.
R-oert Sas«- Tree port. N. Y sored by the Mil A movie pro¬
.
About 20 }iercent of the ROTC execution.
-* Sc^iUIer,' East
Lansing; Rick gram. Meal tickets must be
toapink New York City; Garr Kx-Stmlcnl course* will be replaced
classes from outside areas such
with shown for admission, according
to Chairman Joe Lebcau.
Afternoon newspapers in some
cities rushed extras to too
►
:*iier, East Lansing; streets
as the social sciences.* when the-' word was
la. Mufciagfc. MiHfpM. Sentenced Commenting upon the selcc-
♦ * * dashed of Chessman's death
Radio stations broke into pro¬
t.ve service laws. Short said the
Knlriex II unlet I
To Prison present
tarried
draft
on
program will be
into the for»ecaul* Entries are still being accept¬
grams for bulletins.
The London Dolly llerald, in
future an editorial for Ho paper today,
ed for Iatmbda Chi Alpha's
"We said "there muat be In the
arc getting more re-en- Junior 500. They should be turn¬
i.stmcnU, i hough." Short said. hearts of moot honest-to-good
ed in as soon as possible to the
He rredited better fringe
new Americana great shamr
Lambda Chi house to achieve
over the execution of Caryl
benefit*. *nrh a* homing, allot- fair distribution ill drawing for
menlft, and baae racilitie*. with positions, according to Ro n
Paris afternoon papers quick¬
helping the npawlng. Minth, general chairman.
The 62-year-old Missouri Re¬ ly sent late edition* to the
streets. One paper, Paris-Pressc,
publican was a member of the
printed a page one box in four
t',S lb.use of Hepresenalives for
columns giving pro and con a:-
over 20 years From 1953 to 1955
he served chairman of
gumenty in the case.
a* the
In Italy and Belgium, the
general reaction was one of
shock. Italian newspapers ant
"most Italians felt that Che-¬
man's 12 yeras in death row
was sufficient
punishment. Italy
clous not have the death penalty.
Residence Hall
Tirketa on Salt-
Oflit-inI* to Meet
Tickets for the University
Theater production of "Hansel At MSU in 1961
and Gretei," Humperdiack'x folk
tale opera, go on sale today at Representative* from MwV*
the Union ticket off.ee Jointly Halls Association and Women s
sponsored by the music and Inter-Residence Council suc¬
speech department,*, the opera ceeded in obtaining the bid to
will be presented in FairehUd have next year's Big 10 Resi¬
tnenter May 19-22. Musical di¬ dence Hall Conference at MSU,
rection L* under Dr. Han? Lamp!, during this spring's conference
in Purdue.
associate'professor of music.
English Engineer MM A President Bob Brodie,
WlC President Alice Bonomn,
•
To Lecture Here and Ha fry Smith, co-ordinating
chairman, presented the bid for
tho 1061 conference. Indian i
also presented a bid. The final
decision was made In favor of
MSU after three and onn-half
hours of debate.
The conference this year cen¬
tered around the themes of mo¬
rale and leadership. Discussion
group sessions allowed the rep¬
resentatives to exchange ideas
and information, as wHI as t>
become batter acquainted wTrr
schools.
Truman Call*
^■•lion'i
f Michigan Slate IS<■ h
Published *t F i«t fwr.'
dm .hi, Mil . \» tntet and
;\
. «Uv« Mondti
.:•!!;11
St*t'"nd
k
i
through Frltlay
».uininffr
hi*,-,
term ami -•
pu It) itl
Bo Olt1-F»*liTOTte«'f V. Ceil -
.( I 87 M
Kaul I-an-una. Muh until
Its Vengeance'
Mi«l suh*eru»tt»'m* t«i
i.ne term tl two term*, $1 three man should have been exiv.r
terms #5 long ago.
Truman nrade the corni.
Vol. :.i». No. Tin""lay. May lllliil J'uire Two during one of his morning v, ,
accompanied by newsmen
the hour approached for ( h
Said Chessman
man's scheduled execution
Plapp Appointment California prison gas ehan i.
"He ought to have been
cutcd long ago," said Trie
who added the agitation , v.
\
(Mirror* NOTE: Tbe fal¬ believe there i» none. Caryl
Mot 'Undemocratic' low lac
< hemman arlglaally waa nude
in I»S3.
statement
a ben
by
hk execnttan
Caryl Chessman has gone to oblivion,
so
Sorry
that society can forgot
lifetime.
one
the case "was a lota hooey •
red up to get • your fnind v
what's happening."
Much difCUMion has arisen of late over the appointment
seemed Imminent. It waa pre¬
of Hrvce I'lapp, speaker of the outtfnitig Student C'onirt'ess,
pared during a aerlen af Inter¬
as representative of fraternities. I'lapp. because of c\ten- views at Man Qnentln Prlsan,
uatinpr circumstances, found himself in the position <»t ap- where the ranvlet-author was
punting himself one of the three representatives. finally executed Monday. In«t
January. C hem man and aauW-
However, I'lapp appoint etl himself'only after a recom¬ ant managing editor fiearge
I lowers of the l ong Beach In¬
mendation front the president of Interfrnfentity Council
dependent revised the atatemant
asked that he he appointed. This recommendation was ap¬ slightly to conform with the ex¬
proved 21-1" at the last conpress meetinp. In a sense, ties isting sitaation. The Independ¬
move could be termed "self-perpetnation," as staled in Mon¬ ent published the copyrighted
day's State News. ftory Monday.) -
Ru{ can one say that I'lapp appointed himself without ap¬
proval of congress? Certainly not. as testified by the afore, H% CARYI. (HISSVIAN
mentioned vote. The out going speaker has the power to ap¬ I.' »NO BEACH. Calif
point repre*entatives to fill positions not filled hv election*. T'um- word* arc not Intended
This has been done not only this year. but. in 1058 and I05«C
it is, however, the first time the speaker has been the ap¬
pointee.
Monday's editorial *aid I'lapp i*
for the position and has earned it through long and able
"iintpiestioiwblyqualified
v>
i*>
f
c:»i»i?al
Im*
That,
California
Dublished unless the State
vengeance upon me
you .*ee. L* )u-t
punishment is
ha* finally taken
what
A s
cw.<^R^--77> -
-*Jkj\.t
service." This is testimony in itself for approval.of the ap¬ Now that the State has had V*
pointment. Some may say it was undemoeratie for I'lapp 1 shoutxi like to ask
CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS
vengrance.
to appoint himself; I say there was little, if anything, el*e
•
so world to consider what ha*
he could have done b«»v»n g lined.
Sue I'rire I pn. H.* PakHnMn f,r Tim.. Hra
I know lhai there are many
1 hur, an< I rl. I'dlllm, IPaadllnr l,r M«n Milim: I ».m. I n
who say that the presence of Kill. Pa.abl, ».|1 and l-S M«4ir Ihrauih IrMaa
Caryl 4 hes*man upon thtx earth EXT. 261".
Wliv Dill He Die?
KU 2-1511
i< a menace to society. But »«-
1 iri» has had many other np-
»
IMirtunitle* to keep Caryl Chess¬ FOR SALE
Caryl Chessman, a convicted criminal, hut also a man man from its midst. In fad. for AUTOMOTIVE
v ho loved life, who had never killed, and who dearly want¬ I .filer* In llie Kililor nearly 1! years, it was able lo
wm." Hvntrror tws rrn.- OAS STOVE 40-inctl IVORY
washing machine
krep this pom human. Can I 1 | NT rartiu and he«ter
toe S2.x v
ed to live, was executed Motida> In the State of California t hessnian. from intruding Upon lv e v*!"*> Phon# IV *• *3U: lluv'i trench r«.„
lining. Sue 14-14. k>. ED *-
Rived
per •
Says Cadets Carved fa
Justice was done some will saw Rut was it justice when ;.,:o .ii'rr 7 n m -e
anvoiie« proffcrtv or privacy.
some of the greatest legal minds in the nation had doubts ! t»S.i HlkK II75 *15 «<»u»U
..ii trttnikhment. U * *». <. H«ew»r lamsloa *™ HOUSING
about Chessman's guilt? hour members «»f the t'.S Supreme t5»«»>e who i ■
. « • e • * - |<».V3 MFHCt'KV V-i I'ONVFHT-
Court at one time voted for a retrial for him. hut had to h.»w T«» llii* I it it or i: a r »n;'
t -• 'ehsblUtaled Yd the |KI K AI'TOMATU ti an«ieiMHMi
f.cutt if » !)p-» l«»i) llr>i ulTf KU 7-IPil 2*
to the other five justices* opinion* 1 .» ' Ch« xvf, » ca:nc '• TWO-BEDROOM COTTAf!
lf. j»,» s»'4»ru toMUlt St»nd(
stitution that floes not deter crime or enable an individual U< 'v ulUlilrf'.
reelK'fl.W.tl
-
rn ? -s FD 2-bbft
i 4a< fume-, were tjUi'.e
to pay it debt to soviet \. It "Oil !»•..
V,v i NASH AMBA.SSADOli
home
VOl'N'O WOMAN WANTS 'o »
with yludent or work m
Sinn himself is Tar ton imperfect to pla\ Coil over his i. | IN)' It "ra'ar B MWP Heat#'
! . in ! h,»o a UM.-fu! life l>!M Hff'f 1-1 rxr 3-141 (lav t ..ii Prefer* no mnokirtg or .
an FD t-4063 or FD 3-0A1S
il le.ii e!.*t»ip »ta.i .*« log
lows, but be refuses to admit it. I hi* possibility of error is a-3ilu.
n •
i • , • ,•.! the N' lie iMT.-i \ fi •* iv
i-ti< 4»,roo »lio, x hi, h ' ' "if <
horrifying—all the hundreds ot murder.* executed will not
'
i ■ u ju*"cxh rpstea.i of. •
ei mm) CaCXlD THANSPOB1
. U' iy pr -X I. I'r.o • - » olttr ED T-0«W 21
V <■•••! --C IV-.»a,is M ««'k> »TU)N Be*'
bring back to life, nor justify the execution of an innocent u • . Nu.vti o Mfu - .le.-r i* (t-fh». t « H (H-I OK EM OS TWO tBEDROOM •
ho c«»- f e ,»ii! with offer PIN* TBII MPTt TTl.y CXCRta-' ii'.ent Avadable June 13. onuv
num. i'• .Mr a M. . »i .
at arH»llv furitDiiei
i " • n > ... i .1 •, i'X • ' " t'"»n Rea«Un hath. FD 7-
and u.*!5 »!•> and |> »*>,b;v t»f- »i*ir IV after a n **
u give t'l'.ssi, nor Uoe "W i;. .. a. Mi f wti-.s" i!- '« Hire; ROOM APARTMFN T
justness and iwrmanence of capital pum*hpiyiik I hope iimt •
f » ■ . ctui'-r•inut.Any to hu-
AJ.fA HOMED fil'IMFTA >l>tdei
ONK
cvnkine lact'iUea. private e, "
MKtee>i;oiu bt iwt i n the *4 title-) it Thf e m:gn* njfve red. seat
Chessman's death will speed that realization Univcr-.'tv siv that, all
th. »ught. ,. . ,ttt.ie |!».V) Not raced, and ba'h Fre* parking IV V >
sii.t the
tH- \ mo e ami f.otter tuiok* •
,«"s u» he wen «il 1472 l.lnclen
As Attorney General Stanley Mo*k of California stated a Ir 1. *i- i. crkend* and after l
Ondecl - ill KOTC tan i aiiv -• 21
short time after the execution, "Just ice has bent done under btoo'i it he HIoihJ ttrn» Naiiis ViUtihet.S to Ruie I ' u AHH*' i*4i> Jf -.l * * A *■»!rv and I tell you I am. I am
iTIEVIIOI.ET TWO.DOOR --
existing law. I'd trananiuMMtU* ED •-•*"1 aO DOUBLE ROOM AVA1LAB! F >
son* (or a childhood thai was 21 for girlr Two block* (■. ,i
"Rut the Cact that no Califorian feels more *ecure todax
ts m • i . • o.,» ih» v , . • It's Cool. VI:iii. •
H •'« apfM-aranc*.. wasted It seems iron* that most IIB *KF-! coMw.rrr. hfumnu
pus FD 2-3*21
should give impetus to demands that Hie law be changed. V n,a • • •T*" • i, h hloo.1
< »s -r • 1 !■• ■' • Hi - ...
of my childhood was spent in Adiustirwnl. ten Iwutt FOR SALE
.. . . »
112 "w i
civilized society cannot tolerate the ritual of lUath a* a is lie. Tw the I ttilar 'ftantnion Brake HeliPer*.
t. '.'til m..: i o ex'ii*** institutions that were designed IV 4-44r» '<
"f pushi".» I Mi i li «{!xe I»iv ill : i .vul U<«. «- . ' ..-W.t. eiia/ H.. trailers
method of punishment lo result to ' < .'
to correct my ways and mend
tsou i.f ihc Mxcst oxer uv 1 v.. < t w ».» »n t ho'. ' c do ■
Ray I'ratt these ca-'ets UtttU '! • < > a i o my manners. The* failed to do [ 1KF NEW I'«3J 43 * 4 n.
Uuijji r refuse, «u a-... u* thorn ... mm: i rat W....» « ,.«* • .lath, ! - ; x •*." nyupal:1 someone could have reached mr
J41 he.«, r»
-VI u V «1 p • g-.s • '
when I w»* only a perplexed
.
cifv btut Uat Fridav.
t'ubtuhed on eta»* net* Mom: h - bt'.vn 1 s Us-fu EMPLOYMENT ..
fe
*1*. let
i
•ec'tnl i !e»* i
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lie*.. mm
and tei-us
tier lif'i.if
tf'er under tire ».
t
Likely/ Suvs Scientist t ,g t.Vi'f •.nv».*t* .
and befuddled hoy.
- • >(* !».» st.rp eruwP. TEACHERS
V ancie*
WANTED.
in all Weatem SU«*>
•»» and
I
tJdrMjBgrd
PERSONAL
»,j*< I arising, xn.lt tlx. rv s.-d oUx, like lh •
ii
Med iukHt»tii.iiJ lunatic u»
. s , . ; • . '■ 1 J e IV»vi can be i iiuiw Cuhnnblnf Teacher• Aaenrv
NKW VoJJK th t» W «Hi Ii '*}
t» m* »i i.•• finer ».«■■■
• mpi i
-t Vo.e v; t«e xvilcgiau- - - t-. , i ' .x-i' x . iUged, aftd that l.ce Pearl. B»Ht)der Colnradn n llFKMION'E HARDING ai ) V'»'
Member* M-» to «. d lUr "•
Vua Braun. an* »'>».• ■ •.o"- ki FATE take thta ad to i
c.a» la x. o, » . y ttu»>t krci»mpJ.gh. HELP VV AN'TFD — PART-ttue. »-U Newt office Iretneen 2-3 c '■*
Av-o. re'ed t .>)tea>a'e i':< * ,
*ol ri«eeii!iy i*. i* Ukeiv" ' •
*- e pr-..v {DePald T. Shiilrt \» I ^ i? :n • VVhah-ver a n- T.tewhie Frldae. AtnkK at of- two free uaawt to lh« Cr*>t !) s-e-
tditai In t Itirf Sutinn I'tlrr i up fe in the ua.vcr*e, t.e* 21» N l.arrh. Fa*« Ijinnna ln Bring |. D.
link iVrtit
v, I -iv mi h'»v :• my!i society Hviu land* and Tov Cumuanv-
AtllMi Business Miit«irr iWPsi.ie the earth \ei ... i •: \U- KVV'AST B AK FR V llFLIVI'H ■
iMul l,r%t»er
-
v* • e'.i-,i by aa act «*f w- vtduall* deentatfrJL cake •' •
l imlttMa IMtrrhtr tie eiivifruiruM an fvertua'. pwj \ c.ittiruUed tan STtTDRNTa. TEACHERS. Kl'vt-
4 twelve for 42.M> Phone IV 4-«7 < *-
(HT0!>HAI[0;i
-
meet'ns of an eat to .iv'i-M.au'. VER enipk»vn»er.' tUU month!* tore 1 ®.pv
tug on th,- mo ii and an orh; - Co,- t:»l punklvnmt »» not a guarantee Write fuwiU I4»"M|. 1219
with "anv.hei being ;a ijMer. >. nomv! a n d idio Kakamar«Mk la«w»«*. Aooly Wove
Van lit mm um%1 the «w l
in- \i p,aa :x Many Loves, in thta# \X
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KENNY DAVIS ORCldlS'TA
t 'M ED 2-1477
c*.>wi vatoo llkl IIN U IM.INM ft !•-.(. :,-w >V*!n J have reaU/v.l
•
"ikety" with PetiberiC.e pigsiw'.
Ciossword Puzzle he tf Ut a ninnrr of Uw Hum i
tp«i .. t'tfmanned lunar cits HIU* & m.~ • •• be a bl«f»ittg W end
twe.
WANTED
I i one
- BAMYSITER
ih'ld in »•»*
PART-
iutuae. REAL ESTATE
cujhnav!git.!.'-.i and return t« it «■ -v., *55, 'Village lis it-* tarmytl.'tf:! »;ruy.- e and th;» 'Sr^rlan V,.'Uret ED J-4100 after 5
»»f Advertuing of the American Kiith, unmanned rpcomvai** • »- M • j.xd s :» A* 1. «*.» j- ••u.-'.-.-x haratxvitveu".,
2' W»!k<*« New*|Mt>e- Ihih -''fr* A«n. in BY OWNER — THRIE-BFPK v>
uf Mar* hi Venus. Ktr>t 'iaur, UN af »na-v». • ■ un?v I hxf >.-v« ihc po»r, the hruk ranuh. Uvtng room, d' '
about
1 N#M the a premii. it aitUte-* Uig of * Uiree-i.av H-it. 2.- e 1 r".c*», th." ;j-entaV.v til, led attending triewl Inter* «•*». PM 1 utlltt* rwn off ktcheo nh b««'
• Htrgldtcf Id fm turnace room only Garac
golden »«? uch Mk-tugaiv. Dtfv Nalmdav
35 Catt
* "Thrie u to««| reason t» «• rochet,' Che L» 4 o space : %«»I \q itnii le w* ta the cha nber tJ execution I «.'u»u 31 electric t\* lag Rmt. Rgau'H •
• Apgetn *g sumr, on p a r e t \ srtenttlkr portetSon '.w' ni a«* nt ect.x. 83;l p»>, SJ» UK-cm. i-«ve f,that sacietv has each
lot with trad*. All Bit rwd" • •'*]
J« Ch.r.e*# MiMMER E.V»4'U»VMENT. WW and houM wtfed M muaic f
*uy tMMo.it* and nn evidence ad- throughout hou*e. and a!!
seaport tievciopirpcn' (HI lUfTTIIR BiltRlt t, ive, *.urke:f i;y re>por»*}biUty KlvtlMi «!'»> ».:xntar«hia L» right
11 llfcirief dneed »•> nbservalinn. thai life Wrt'e A> CIWWi bW Rack oorch tnrkgtd with J*.
action •' In*h-»t • IhMHtgh IM3 - In; .r t! 43 pnx, 3>38 &,a-ierw S»rr* Twere She mistake* of civ-
Michigan.
"!] Haradom iwur aheouuig oft*
nf same kind rvl«b elsewhere
ireuruff pha*cs of t ie i^rogra n lend n* v raVoo. Instead of cornciint
It Mtrrertd tn the nniverse." he wild. "In > unma-ircd tsrcwmluiier flicn. SK.M% ALPHA ETA ' soeudy the:n.
90 Ditthfum.
•ii> opinion that h an entirely
>
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FOR SHE
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a* member* of the house
a a p t. TV aet» and aatenoa* frr
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were cxLitguiafMn* the bfaac
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MICHIGAN 9TATE NEWS
PM« TUr,.
Rates Rhee Lives Mlf 3. IMS
Hit Postal As Patriot
Of Korea
Deficit SEOUL Korea VP> - - A new
Average Co*t» image of Syngman Rhee a* an
Arc EolimalrH old, poorly advised but patriotic
man who didn't know the true
state of his own nation is form¬
r,.-js!ff Riy Krld.r »aid ing in South Korea.
h, h»i town (drUfdby
The image emerges in specu¬
iOeneral Arthur lation he may run again for the
nmerffld that propmrd new proposed new ceremonial p«».rt
ra'f incrraara would coat of President of South Korea.
.
iverif family In East Lan- Most informed sources feel he
'v 15 cents more * month, can't, and won't.
fading. Krider explained. But a place of affection in the
rvi
jiH'f on extensive new atud-
_'0; pronosed poaUl rate legis-
Iff -■ hearts of South Koreans
father of their country
as the
scorns
,, Because about threc- possible.
of the mall covered in
MOUNTED POLICE la I(Kabul rksrir iMm i-Menderes yevenuneat demsustraliens. One Rhee'* authorization regime
ro,-.mmendfd new rates Friday as university sleients stated Korea-type ef hersea has eollapted with his resignation
«w'l be mailed by large com- last week after *lx weeka of
users, they would pay
rioting over fraodulent elections.
of the addlti«ta! $554 mil-
postage increases, the Free Asia 51 oh violence was directed at
many of the men around him.
vil po.unMter emphasised
t-
■Hhlngton.
a press conference in
the Postmaster
To C,el Ranks "But," says the Korean Re¬
public newspaper, "even at the
-,-e-a! said he is optimistic heights of the demonstrations statian In Aalarrlira befare ahla retarded ta Dal¬
j. Congress will approve the From Drive Dr. Rhee might have walked
UNITED STATES COAST GUAED lerbmhrr
I Mk. lnd i, illhrnlM amid inhere, duriae de¬ ian. supplie, mud lad Ihraath palar winter.
^jMOdcd rate increases bc- through the city without any¬ livery »r la»|.midair earro to the Navy'. Hallrl
.
,,-jcurnment this summer. Ingham County's first an- one so much as touching a hair
Vi account of the Postmaster of his heavi." hills, the
nual month-loiiK collection with eaeh month*
remsrlts given in Whether this is true or not, a
wera'.s
snington provtdes the follow,
liews facts about the postal
of books to send to schools
and libraries throughout free
short time after order was re¬
stored, people wept, cheered and
President Makes Plea President said.
"The resources- of this nation
, matter. Krider aald: Asia pot underway Sunday, applauded as he rode from the incalculable but are not in¬
.i
-Se Postmaster General warn-
failure to adjust postal
It will continue through May
ni.
lhrsidential Mansion jnto re¬
tirement at his new suburban
For Balanced Budget are
exhaustible." Eisenhower said
in postal expenses is not home. The soundness of the dollar
-
r pthr.f up huge poetal defi- Through the cooperation of Grandfather, he comfortable WASHINGTON
—President Eisenhower appealed to is just a* important to us and
which weaken our economic the Ingham County Druggists the rest of your life," "Be a the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Monday for help in spread¬ to the world as any one thing I
Association and the Druggist*
vnrh. but Is also coating the friend of the people forever." ing the gospel that world peace and atability hinge on the can think of. World stability
tspsrers of the country in ex- Auxiliary, drugstores throughout were some of the expressions of and world p<\ice hang on it."
the county are serving as col¬ soundness of the American dollar.
m of 5:00 million annually in goodwill expressed by the crowd A political note was struck
charges alone. lection points. Books may be The President received
rre»t there. by Secretary of Commerce Fred¬
-
In lush good humor he com¬
T e pro pose-1 Inereases would left at any drugstore iu the
standing ovation from 3,500 mended the organization for pol¬
erick Mueller, who denounced
ordinary letter coats from county at any time during May, An American source dose to
, .r
businessmen and their guest* what he called "the spendthrift
15-year-old Rhee says there I* icies winch he said were based
, » s cents an ounce; air mail say Arthur Uoettcher and Doug
-after telling them that political chorus'' in much the vein of Re¬
, 7 to g cents, postal cards Kellcy, co-chairmcn of the drive. s reservoir of good feeling for on -principle, not experience"
considerations will not divert "Tnose who understand must publican campaigners denounc¬
j s t cents, and air mail him among Koreans despite the
The prejert wax initiated by turn from the course of financial make their voices heard; their ing congressional "spenders" in
•..a', ,-s-ii ftom 5 to 8 cents. excesses of his rule. But he
the pad two elections.
the Laming World Affair* Coun¬ views Rhee a* having been mis¬ prudence. responsibility (o inform other*
cil and. the Arnold Air Jtortet*. In an obvious challenge t • i:i the convention'.* keynote
informed and uninformed about u equal to that of informing
address. Chamber President Er-
Meeting Set a group of AF-ROTC cadet*. At rauses of the crisis.
Congress to preserve his bal¬ themselves," lie said.
wm Cainham told the delegates
the end of May the hook* will anced budget, Eisenhower said Eisenhower urged support al¬
Says the Korean Republic: (he nation must "reject exped¬ the country faces many hazards
all he amemhled In the Mpeelal so for hi* four billion dollai
On Nurseries Collection* Room of the Library,
parked by volunteers, and ship¬
"His political following con¬
stantly tried to spare him bc-
ients that might be thought pro¬
fitable in an election year "
foreign aid program, now under
attack in Congress and for lib¬
}|. named five; nuclear anmhi-
latioti, th«» erosion of liberties, s
ped to the Asia Foundation in cause ht» w as old *.. There were It was the first of two speech¬ era! trade and tariff policies grave challenge to its world
Constant Value* Sn Our
Han Fruartoro. The Asia Foun¬ some things they thought it bet¬ es Eisenhower scheduled Mon¬ which he *aid insure the job* leadership, the possibility of a
-.inging Cooperatives" will be RING MAIIFNDR % ef Nepal addresses members of the V.S. t on- high -cost, uncompetitive econ¬
dation will sort the hook* and ter for him not to know • . Dr. day. of four to five million Ameri¬
of the ninth annual
.
•
them*
great meetint in a Joint session last week. The 40-yrar-old mon¬ ship them on to needy school* Rhee's world was not real, but can omy. and "moral flobbincs* and
:.tefiin Council of Coopera- arch is in Washington on a state visit. The President told the Cham¬ decay."
,• Nurseries Conference May and libraries in India. Pakistan. a composite of misreprc.senu-
ber of Commerce he will send Citisen* and Congress must
Japan, Korea. YietNam. and Faulkner." Magazine* and have. forgiven him had he not
liryUnd, wiU be the featured Affecting Women's Lives" wilt fessor of humanities, has been light fiction are not being col¬ •tfpped down."
weaker be Dr Ruth Useem, cultural
selected to lecture abroad under lected in this drive. Tho American source ex¬
Pro.' !e of titer cooperative anthropologist of the MSU So¬ 'By writing his name and pressed doubt Rhee will run m
>«ry teacher, preparing par- cial Research Bureau.
a grant provided by the Ful-
« ' > be bright Act address inside the cover of the the new ptvstdential elections
helpful teaching as* Dr. I'seem said educators are books he donates, a Lansing area
rants and tcacher-parent re-
•
UirM'hfeld will lecture on re-, When they are held.
romiug to realise that modern ccn* American history and civil¬ donor stands a good chance of Only Khee himself knows if
|J'!
ipoaaibility in cooperative nurs- women live two lives, and must
adm:nistration and education ization at the Bologna Center being able to strike up a cor* any thoughts of political cvme-
he educated to serve roles both ivspondence with ai»j>reciativo foaek sre going through his head
be discussed at other ses- of John Hopkins University m
as wives and mothers, and as reader/ in Asia," Kellcy and a* he works in hi* garden daily
Italy, He i* one of 400 to re¬
workers in business and indus¬ Uoettcher said. and they presumably will have
ceive Fu&rtfht grants for loo
try. The drive got off to an early to remain secret.
turtng and research abroad for
)r. De utsclunami Strong emphasis will be plac¬ the academic year 19t>0-6! start last week when List Lan¬ But one thing is certain.
ed on the counseling of high sing High School freshmen, uo- The signs of advanced age so
school and college girls. A pan¬
After receiving the PhD at
Attends Meeting el of staff member* from the John Hopkins Inirersiiy lu 1949.
de the chaimanship of Robert long denied by Rhee's Liberal
Party looctora ore there for
Jliidrelh, collected two station
Of. Paul Deutsctanhann. di- MSU Counseling Center will dis¬ Himrhfeld Uught hialury at that
institution. lu the Army frum
wagon-load* of book* by ringing everyone to oou — tho paMod
MKLKHIKS ]
***. Conwnuaichtkm Research cuss counseling problem* en¬ doorbell* throughout East Lan¬ hoods, huMog gpooch and lack
countered ia college* and uni* 1943 to 1944. he was historian In all Ihe apriag cetera.
■«®tsr, is attending the annual sing. 1 of physical vigor.
In the hlsterteil division uf the "*>
■wag of the National. New** verities. .
war department special stuff In
Promotion Association This will be followed by a
1944-17.
PEARLS AND GILT 91.95 up ]
too* Wednsedsy in Phoenix, panel from the faculty of Grand
l-x Rapid* South High School which He ha* been at MSU since Complete selection for >ou In
1955-54 when he
*«»Lon
Dwtochmann will
*m research
meet with
people
will review counseling problems
of high school girls
1947 except for
took sabbatical-leave to do re¬ HAVE A FLING rhooM from.
Ii
The conference is sponsored search on American political
** hssr guest speeliT* from all Price* for thi* full line
by the Commimion on nhc Edu¬ thought for the period 1900*20.
**" of ninnfir prsmotion.
are acMve promotion cation of Women of the Ameri¬ He Is the author of two books, THIS SPRING! ,l«ri hi #1.00
"id 1*search Apartnah in one can Council on Education, in co¬ ••Baltimore, 1879-1900 — Studies
in Social History" and "The
<* svery Ave operation with the MSU Coun¬
MVRpapan in
country, HsuTnt—>nn aaad. seling Center. Great Railroad Conspiracy." C- 'V .'*> '
_
Ftix MrKnlght. iSht at Um
tol* Time* U«»M»tema teg-
et 4ha emiaBPce.
Michigan State New s
Campus Classifieds . . . High leadership
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OPEN Till 9'Wrtl.. I bur.. Fri. ft Hon.
Golf Team Opens Conference Action;
Michigan stA ri: xi:ws
v»tr r our
Intramural
Several 1st Spots Pieked-Up by State Schedule
tr.s.M*
Beats Northtcestem, Wisconsin Here
Invitational Meets Larson (163). Buddy- score of 72. But then lie hit s
At Penn, Michigan wake. Gib
»:?•
HI —Rrure taimorr Warren Hel¬ MSU's golf team successfully Baldwin balllcd the Wililrat.' second time around and wu. t;(
v«.
who hit for 15). also. Thry got five and a half points here.
lo#
f made by MSU sophomore, Don they ho»t Illinois and Bur-,,
Ilis vault wax 14" even, shatter* Mir in «i i. stein of Northwestern (159>. But
"f-condN, tiring the old cats. 21>a-Mlj. in the third at Sam. Saturday.
: 4
in* the old mark of 3* S" art in 4:3"
Badger left a Badger In his Cochrane, who had a first round
Carnival record and equaling the IM i it* I a match.
1—Vrl* I vs. 4VM.I top golfer of the day, Jim Wag-
that won the event In the C. A. Smith, the Spartan X*. Swim Time Is Near
•
Sonny Akputa established a CM) vi. I.other
Olympic.'. new varsity record in the hop,
3—sharks vs. Rud Kunner* 4 man. shot a 135 In the 36 hole
4— Zebras \%. Unrknocker*
M.ki- Gerhard tied for first in. Vets II competition for the meet's med¬
stop and jump with a distance ' .V—Kodrnls vs.
Prepare Outdoor Pool
•'"*
a>liegr division of the high i»f 48' to place third at the Carni¬
4— risworlh vs. I'lrrv alist honors He swept all six
?—How land vs llrdrn k
■. ;*H a leap 6' ■*" John val. Akpata set the old mark two It-fill Ms #n vs. Ill »•» points from Xorthwestern's Tom
T a» of Boston University HOWIINC* larnhson and he took four and
weeks ago nt Ohio Stale with si
she inviMtionnl high jump
(?) Opening
half points from Badger Marty
For Mav 15
.1 *n fi:3U
triple Jump of 47' 3 V'. .1
•*: world record V 1 The two opponents
a
fVV-Allev Gharril v.
-
In one of the featured relays, Cats vv. *IC» I
'Krh.trd also picked up a sixth MSlf finished third in the two- 5 A •—Handout Bomber* vv 1*1)1 shot 136 and 156. respectively.
-the hop, step and jump >lu Aloha
.s
mile event behind Yale and the 1 A §—1C Club v*. Alt'! II No. 1 Spartan. Tad Schmidt, and seen the MM## gallons
Mike Klrinhan* broke the S-.M Bv Rl'ZETTt RAMSEY
University of Michigan. Yale was the squad's top point garn¬
in Hint; Alley* necessary will be pumped fa
««rvit« outdoor record
shattered the existing record set I ,v i—Mower vv. How la nil et His 133 stroke total allowed Get vour stvim suit out of the frees the welb. The water n
by MSU two years "ago. Yale's
I .* I —flutter Hosiers vs. xlmea his oppo*lion only one half mothballs — in two short weeks
.1 a e»—I Mtle Pint vs Vrl* filtered aa H rulers.
time, was 7:27.3 Running for the point. Wisconsin's Chuck Steeno you can be soaking up the Mich¬
,/#«' Schmidt, Spartans were Brian Castle. Jim
t-arr, Hob l.ake and Atterberr> Meal
VPII.r.VHAII.
rtsworili
N.IHt pM.k that with a 160. Dick Staats
of NW was shut-out
igan sunshine and taking a dip
at the IM outdoor pool.
The water was kept 'n •-»
pool during the winter, heated
L* * WILI.Ii: ATTRRBERRY saw
40 degress, just above freer; ;
'ihhnns Si an The mile relay team, composed
of Zaeh Ford. Castle. Carr and
. . . hurdle champion t m le Tom vs. Ivans Ty C'aplin was the
Spartan to come up
only other
with two
May 15 is the tentative open¬
ing date for the luxurious site The water was also recirculate
Atterbi-irv finished fifth with a w ins. His 135 grabbed 10 points of last summer's Pan-American to prevent freezing.
hCTROIT • '* • Lmebarkt*. Vlllwnova w«»n rwhnming trials. Men and wo¬ •it came through with f!y:-g
time "f 3 20.2 from Jim Windness of North¬
-
S; v- -!• the I>< 'fi.it I .n
men students and faculty mem- colors." McCaffree said. "Thrrf
the event for 'he sixth stnugn? western and Badger Tom Nel¬
Tver.i'th.fjg.' %!■>: day signed >ear with a time of 3:12 2 son l>ers will have asccess to the pool were no bad cracks."
football e •! '.i act along # * * Tim Baldwin. No. '! Rolfer. hud from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. at the charge Though most outdoor peoti
"•
md .Vim Gibt* Michigan State sent n group of 10 cents, a locker and towel keep water jn, usualty a,1d:r.g
the same stroke tolal as Cnplin.
d !o terms Of 20 athletes to the Michigan • hut he had lo settle for a win fee. and presentation of ID or logs, the MSU one is the e-'y
with prev le Invitational track meet held at and a He. lie earned seven C. A. SMITH employee cards. pool of this nature that has
K.iwui An d Ann Arbor Saturday. Rain and pares Spartans twice . Swimming Coach Charles Mc- been kept In this way, the rr.m
points. * , . .
dismal weather cut down the Caffree said the pool may not coach declared.
number of events in the meet. Sink*. Market! lit llurl open until the 16th, depending "We're leaders in terms
F.vt (int.vdon won the mile tun on the weather. big pools," he said, citing th#
with 11 tune of 4 20 .*>, lie was "It's in fair shape now,**--he high steam preasuru and hea'^.
followed to the tape by Hog
tlundiargei', MSU freshman.
Kolismen to Meet Western said.
He explained that rough sur¬
Expend i ■ and eeutnrtio*.
Bernard William* the papptng off ef tile. Art frming
won
Michigan State'a baseball squad interrupts its Bi>f 10 faces on the sides had been rub¬
and bearing nf the floor art
e t l»n v«rd dash Willi a time of down when work started on
schedule to encounter Western Michigan in a non-league bed
.
four and the •
clubs HI.3 second*. freuueut re suite ef freealng. V*
sea- >n* the pool April 18.
-t va pViver three Hill Alcorn set a new MSU contest today at Kalamazoo. Game time is 3:30. MRU pee>»— ef eensbnllnng this
c. has been »n alUpr<.i an i a freshman record in the pole The Spartans will be attempt- _ „
The peel was emptied la April haa proven Bsfortorr kn#
vault with height of 13' 6" lie la ardee la rleaa M amre easily. itaneuileal." MeCuffreo belicvH.
» h -i* : :e. ' •• • •. * tune'.' a
mg to brvak n thn'e game l'>- John lleser and Ron Marlatt.
Vein* "tie 1 - In pa * finished second in the event The water will be kept a' i
uig streak against the Broncos. Western Michigan po.*e« a» a
•!»:»! :iu; t' Tom Beckham picked up a temperature of around ~A de¬
vent.
NFL Contest
e»\ .ng
Stan * record now stands at nine
43! v.. os ';ui.1 one second place in the high jump
wins against seven defeat.*.
formidable foe for the Spartans. grees by adding cold water vr
vv itii a leap of 0'. The Broncos own victories over heating when naceasary.
Scheduled to see mound duty
for the Spartans "are Don Sackeit such teams as Michigan. Illinois
Notre Dame this,
In Montreal "Seventy-ai* la A goof re¬
freshing temperature," McCaf¬
SI* or TOO AY 9:30 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M. Mickey Sinks Saekett ha* (twice) and
free said.
jtnsted a
>ea>*•
i«, represent.r.g Ann Ar -
can rest assured that we will Gym-Kana. Lewla hold* *.«
| l-KI/l: AI THOK MI5U ALL THLIR f««H TO Till: HCMI V
|W«f Wish-N-Wur take whatever steps are avail¬
able to compete against this
IAS9 Canadian
AAU 183-pound titles.
and Mic.Yfs-.
thoughtless venture and other i la a M-ytsr*
'hfSCKiH BI T %X|» SAVR AT min. ventures that may develop.*'
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Tournev Todav
KD 7-9909 Today la the day for pitchers!
>«• T# Kirbm Horseshoe pitchers that is. other Spartan aotrlee re.
OPRN KVKMNG6 The IM department la holding 123-pounds —. Dermis WrtT'-
a horseshoe tournament at the Wichita* Kaaa* aaphwnorr; IH
pita behind the baseball stands —Jerry Tbnyer, Jackson rra»fe-
at Old College Field this after¬ man; lih-Tedd Bageman. Csrs
noon et 3:30. freshman; 181 — Gary OTW.
Anyone interested in entering Drayton Flaina aaphtrre. ri
the tourney should show up at Ana Arhor mhr, Pat OShm
the pits and report to the super¬ in the lRpuMl dhrisicr.
visor who will be handling the ^ are
annual affair. Anrf Arbor Grx*
Official rules prevail In the ^ and Northed*
era YMCA'a Ri Detroit and "*
single elimination competition.
isu wigtnnnp< ciub.
Patlourlac the meet w ? »
itest
.lieing t*
pup
Indians Tie (or AL Lead,
Spartans Shift Kanicki
Edge Washington, 3 to 2
To Bolster Tackle Spot
Ky JIM UAI.I.INGTOX But he says »•»« expect,* hi" line
••hir V*f -miing .practice wa,« one of ohieetive. the ballcarrier, lie'*
the stronger situations on the BALTIMORE The H.. t -
always around the hall "
squad. But iOjusies *<■ Ed Mi- mu:e Oriole* knocked over the
Smith naul that Ourriie Serr
Lucas, the trioc experienced Chicago White Sox. 11-6, on jus I
offensive line coach, would pro¬
lirom«tn and possible captain s:x h;t* but the bg blow was
bably agree with him that Kak- Jim Gentile* three-run homer
candidate, and Jim B>»bbitt, a
<•!;: wa« as Rood <>s any tackle the
sophomore who e xtch Duffy The l »*s dropped Chicago in-
Spa-UM* f.iced !a-t year t first-place tie with Cleve¬
Dougherty *aid could make any Kakela is a junior from T«>!-
» a
pro f.*x>tbail squa t, hit the posi- land. The Oriole.* moved into
e of Detroit was lien's behind
•only l.irklf lettt-r\, inner received all-state mention Gentile's circuit clout over the
ended hi* football career. Bob¬ fir*t %*lth 45 point* followed by
Hi* played last fa'l \v:th the right field fence in the tuxth
bin will return next fall to bid Wayne state I'niversity with .57
defensive "Cundiff'x Crew" inning put the Orioles out front
for a starting *pot. The Spartans were on point be¬
which matte two spectacular w ith the winning margin. It was
The injuries left Pete Kake hind Wayne.
goal-line stands hi* third of the season and
Rather 5 Squeezes Out ...
M.tkev
guard,
the - n!v letterwtnning tackle^
Walker, who lettered
was shifted to tackic
Kakela Hit designated a* cute
of the two outstanding freshman
Surprising! v. the I'mvetsity <".f
Michigan crew, which has been
the power of the collegiate su¬
boosted she left-handed slugger
into the American League lead
foohall plater* hi* first year. lie in run* batted in with 17.
Walker, a former ad-sta;.* ing circuit, did not qualify, along
It was the surging Orioles'
6-5 Win in IM Softball t:* 'n.i- k at Ea -t Detroit Hign
ufl«ht 217-pound* and stands w ith Oberltn
6*2". A protest b\ the MSt' crew
seventh victory in their la*
> • - hob »:cd t»: a hip-
Srrrith sighed. ''Pete and Me- no', allowed by the i
eight games and Chicago* flr*t
pnnter thi* week He hope* u> wa*
T wou'd have made a good Uiv< after five .straight victories.
return it! t.ir.e foe Saturday'* committee The Spartan* chim ¬
("Vc«a tack?? punch"
Green-White n'.ra-squad foot- ed that Wayne violated a race
Walker was joined by Jim-
jule.
v I toff ,1 on the injury list. Hof-
Michigan Stats Univsrsity
•
If the MSt' protest would have
tu has a bad knee which could been allowed, the
exo* rienc vi in college rank*, al¬ Spartan*
though p
Win.vk:.
or" .-in,4 in talc: : Tom keep him out of action fur sever¬
al nay*.
would have climbed t«» second
place and Michigan to third
FOREIGN FILM SERIES
a junior, played a* *
:e-.
rve,hi*t ye i*
Two sophomore* dropped off The crew followy up Ihi* week
•he sick-list, though, to Join end with (he Defroit 1 acht Club
The other top tackle candi¬
|n a slaughter. Ia*t Shaw 4 Monday's workout. They wen* regatta, following the MI'S \
date* are all *opltomore*. Tliev Cuhfonans Bill Wend u p.' half¬
nnt 75 run* on five extra Id
final*, the team trek* to W i*ron-
are Kudde at right tackle back. and end Art Voldez.
hit* to drown la*t Shaw I .*in for the Olympic monotvpe
with Kakela and Winieki. and
Both w.'.I be able ?o join in eliminations.
Dave Herman and Ken May. • he scrimmage scheduled today
\ home regatta * *chedu'ed
I.'iexix-ro"ce a! the tackle an i MIC KEY WALKER
a* the football team heads into foi May 28-29 with General M
i Clary Forth • ni
S . . r*""- o!.' may slow the ♦he next to la ! week of .spring-
v
Styflet and Jerr . . on injury list . .
•
:* Tech af luike 1-aimng
S. 'irJn ci.Trpiiomdup sehedu'e prartwe (American)
Jammed triple* an.
Many observer* s(v the back* Thi* week's drill* will be cap
r hit a four-bavger. starrintr
t r .! championship calibre Ped by a football roarbe* clinic if complete Optical Hcildquart r. . . .
-iites picke* Ball man will be an Intra-aquad game to
F .-htner allowed one from Is
liu" Smith. MSt* defensive which the pub'.; ' will be ad iut-
.'nan h;.* Imilui.. op- 1 *u* head, |K>:ntry.1 out that line¬
8 to an H-! 6-pak tcd f ee of charge A- a matter
<■
Luitrull. hut hp an win over
men develop * 1 o v e r than
Dave Eat o? fact. Daughet'y extended a ltraurli Office Vine at ( lippert
pilch*.- as Wed Shaw a - * -
beck-. Ar : the lineman's »d-
—
and two ivubk-a F. *•: personal invitation from him to opposite sears ill Frandori
We-: Shaw 7.. 9-T run : i <
the faculty and students to at¬
...•• -'.ed tout hiu i»iui Shuvv « 1 • 8- * ' • 'V! : 1 - eye exainiiMtlon* by
Snaw 9 Jerry M r,! tend the game Jensen, registered
A i, Ji.lchca ( optometrist
me win ami a Sow* t : ve h. -
1 nr*it\ t luh Jlrrli This pontest u between pi. Red
Wolves Lose in
Juhn I ncli-tt hashed
lead hi* precinct. Hr*t *Iuh
a double
1*' >■ Ya:,-it.v Club w--i hold a
•squads
vav sity
of the Michigan S'ate
ly a 2'!-4 romp oyer \Ve*t n>'cti!3g Wednesday nigh*, at The game, regulation in length
To Irish, 8-4 shaw
"9" got
6. The win wa* a gift a*
14 walk* utf "S" pitch¬
8 30 in the clubroom.
i > (ic.rgc IVr'es. club president
according and conditions, will begin at 2
There will nominations for This Green and White game
ing. f ourteen more "9" men got
Frood finds the "right girl"
re • officer* and ht»noraric* should not be confused; with ttw
on though error*
Guest speaker will be Jack Old Timers game the following
la. another Butter-
SHintleton t> f the Placement weekend. Saturday. May 14. The
field 6 defea' rl Butterfield 8.
Luvau. latter affair, which annually
for marriage-minded seniors
-cored twice m t .<
•waik and two single*
•>" t of markers u>
<• ! back-t'»-back
*
mingle. The Wol-
a-isorbed a duuble
nemxt Satur-i;**. um.
reeotj of 14-3
SCIKNTIFIC ADVAM KS SOI.S02
1'iu^irss ,»l Women (tuuard men)
Pi. Allure
\lj.Mfti-i i of men »li>i uv rrjiuan li.tr loitir* .mdirJ. Contlwiun:
bj111. txt.tttii. Mj.mu-iii ,tf in.u wlio u-r 'Viscluic' Harr Ioiik »iutl-
lci.1. C .«itiu»lon mil \cl c.ulili.lit'l unit U*l (iys
being held apliir
In iirinliUniiij kjcwit\. EuininaUun of *ltohol (oak* and alkky luir
uum (Miblici ghnrt mouiineiidrd for diit
(Urn). Rexull: repcilce offered top-level executive* May 8-13.
Kenliieky State Police The seminar, at Kellogg Can- ;
The finance specialists vi;;
•
ter, will stress recent develop¬
,
also participate throughout tia
limit Arson Link to Uprising ments in the field and the prob-
week in the "executive game*
lems of integrating financial
a series of declsion-makin.:
management with objectives of
KRANKFOKT, Ky. see if an early-morning fire could from business, government and The director of the seminar i
Dr. Bernhard Lemkc, :>{
be linked to student uprisings. the MSU faculty is conducting
the program.' "sponsoring College of Businwi
All signs pointed to arson, but end Public Service.
The seminar will open with an
no
the
arrests
chief
had been made and
investigator raid no
MSU Plovers analysis of the objectives and Other faculty members f-rnr
the same College are D Wj.
problem* of organisation. Tuples
clear lead has yet been found. scheduled fur study Include the Dr. James Edwards. Prof. Mihor
Two teachers were fired Sun¬ Membership rule uf flnaneisl management,
the rule uf Waking, government¬
C.oldbreg, Dr. Adolph Grunt-
wald, Dr. Richard Henshav, d-
day and 12 students expelled for Robert Johnson, Dr. Gardner
allegedly fomenting agitation to
the administration of Pres. R. B
Offeretl lllll CHUNG, named
prxmptu new
Thursday.
arting prrsidrnt of South Korea. ha«.
ronferenre ouUidr Presidential Mansion in !i
al envlrunment. derisiun-mak-
ing. tux Impttratiuas. criteria fur
evalMtiun, budgeting and the
Jones, Prof. John O'DoaaeL.
Prof. Alden Olson, Dr. Leonard
Applications are now being Rail and Dr. RoUin Simonds.
Atwood. the financial untluuh.
accepted for membership m t.h_•
Many
belongings
students parked their
and left for home
MSU Players. To be eligible one
must ha\e worked on at least
.Michigan Association for Student
ufter the fire. Class sltendanee two presentations: these produc¬
Teneliiug ScIk Annual Meeting
was down shout two-third-*.
State police reported at lea :
tions
ren's
include the term plays*
one-act productions, and child¬
theatre and all of ru
About 150 persons are
ed to attend
expect¬
the annual spring
Panel discussants include
George Ruwitch, Ypsilanti; Ed¬
RED'S SHELL SERVICE
five small fires were set Sunday
ward O'Leurv, Garden City;
phases, both acting and techni¬ meeting of the Michigan Asso¬ Dana Whtimer. Pontine; and El-
night In dormitories, but were cal work. ciation for Student Teaching
wyn Bod ley, Bay City.
put out by the students without MSU Players was founded (MAST), a department of the Also featured on the program
damage. this past fall and s;nce its start Michigan Education Association, will be an election of officers for
State police here questioned has grown to a stature rivaling to be held at MSU Saturday ol
the 1960-61 school year and a
the 12 expelled students and the that of a much older organiza¬ 10 a.m.
report of the MAST research
two teachers who were
ed.
dismiss¬ tion. It has been active in one
form or another ia each of the
Themed 'The Superintendent
activity. lie
and the College Coordinator I,. W. Dean, assistant dean of
MODELS fur thr Veterans' Wives fushlun shew. "Wumm In Or¬ productions presented thus far Look at Student Teaching Pro¬
bit." are Mrs. Ray Jarohs, Mrs. Clarence Vander Var and Mrs. All were members of the
this year.
gram." the conference is sche¬
the MSU College of Education, WITH I.HBE & Oil- CHANCE
James J*choon*rd. The program will be given tonight at S in St. Frankfort ehapter of the Con¬ will bring greetings to the group.
The organization, along with duled for the College of Edu¬
of Racial Equality, an or¬ MAST officers are: John Vcr
Johns ( atholir Student Center, aernrding to Mra. Rita Day, general
chairman
gress
ganisation otmed at achieving
Theta Alpha Phi, has taken over
the responsibility of obtaining
cation Kiva.
Beck. Hope College, president;
SAVE BUI
integration by peaceful sit-ins at decorating a meeting place or
The all-day session will ren¬ Vernon Hicks, MSU, vice pre¬
tunrh counters and other public ter around two panel diaru«ftion« sident and program chairman;
places.
lounge, the "Green Room." for
on "What School Administrators Peggy Ramstad, Western Mich¬
7 HI W. MICHIGAN AVE.
all students connected with the
Youth Theater Scheduled The organization had been speech and theatre departments
Lihe To See in Ntadent Teach¬
ing Programs" and -What stu¬
igan University, secretary; Jack
Anson, Central Michigan Uni¬
ACROSS FROM KELLOGG CENTER
MSU Players has formed a
given recognition by the college, dent Teaching Coordinators Like versity, treasurer; and Chester
An experimental Youth Thea- Iowa, graduate student, is the but President Atwood withdrew traveling group which enables
To See in Cooperating School MeCormick, Wayne State Uni¬
Vr Productsm will be sponsored old man. it last week after all but a few students within the group and
versity, past-president.
by the University Theater in the Others in the east are Jim of the 625 students boycotted the others on campus to go on
end Thursday through Saturday campus snack bar and cafeteria theatre trip?
Bcaudoln, Romulus sr., Jerry
when it presents an original to protest campus restrictions. Applications are now avail¬ The Michigan Slate
mript for children, "The Baker's
McBride, Dearborn .jr., Clare Atwood said thrn he believed able in the "Green Room." at
Edwards, Lake City, soph., Lois
Dozen." by Jo Ncbeker, Salt CORE was behind the demon¬ Kaisrhild Theatre. Contact Dr. CONSERVATIVE CLUB
i-ake City, Utah, graduate htu-
sient.
The play directed by Dan
Kb ischhacker, St. Paul, Minn ,
Martin, Dearborn fr., Janet
Spence, Jo Noack, Lansing fr.,
Lloyd Whiting. t'nmstork Park,
soph., Barbara Rutledge and
strations. He said
know who was behind the burn¬
ing nf the g.vm.
he didn't Nat Eek in 41 Fairchild f.tf fur¬
ther information. Deadline for
applications is May 10
present*
ILFORNO
graduate student, will be staged
Mary Miner. Michigan State News Author and Lecturer U U RESTAURANT U U
iirena stylo with the child nud-
Tickets, available at the door,
are 25 cents. Cnmpua Classified* . . . Low Cost
»r; re seated around the stage.
The stnry deals with the mis¬
i 'the name that matte PIZZA famous in Lansing'] I
adventures of a crafty hahrr. a - NOW ALSO SPECIALIZING IN -
candid little girl and an odd
little man.
Cast in the role of the baker Turmlav. May 3, 8:00 P.M. BAR M STARE MRS
Whitney, Wayne
Do hbuThinkforfburseff?
Richard
Kuuni 33. Union Kiailelin^;
sophi while Linda Smith, De¬
PHO.N'E I D 7-1311
troit fr„ plays the girl, and Michigan Stale University OPEN DAILY
5 P.M. - 3 A.M. Take Oni Orders
Barbara Wallarab, Davenport, (TAKE OFF ON THIS QUIZ AND SEE WHERE YOU LAND") All MSI) Students and Citizen- of t.rraler Lansine
art Cordially Invited an ducats
KREE ADMISSION Dnjov Sunduv Dinner in thr Rathskeller
BEST PIZZA If YOU All caught by the Dean
in an infraction of a rule, wuulJ
you (A) try to impress him wit h
AND SUBS your sincere personality? (B)
develop a strong argument
INTRWN against the injustice of the rule?
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