Win anil Low The Weather Ibtofhall V ictorious Sunny. Warmer Tennis Falls llilth .'fil Sw Paar I lam .12 Serving WSli For 51 War* . VOLUME 52, No. 30 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN—'THURSDAY, MAY 12, IDiif) PRICE 3 CENTS Cantlitltilr* Meol JohnD.,Jr.,Dies With Staleliottrtl Khrushchev Jerks Welcome Mat On WMV Po»t Of Heart Strain LANSING (Ah — The state But Will Talk It Over in Paris board of education Interviewed three candidates for the post of TUCSON. Ariz. "iere weeks ago until being discharged He was re-ad- General cessor Paul to Snngren, University President retiring July i Monday when his oondi* fiom the $25,000 a year post. WASH I Ml TO N uV , To Speak - . became serious, and mem- Interviewed Wednesday were . - of the family were called James Miller, state controller: Ttarhed comments by Soviet bedside. Russell S'ebert. Vice President t'remier Nikita Khrushchev New York Gov. Nel- To ROTC Charge of Academic Affairs :n :i.« son. Wednesday suddenly pulled Rockefellcr. arrived by at Western Michigan; and John the welcome mat from under ■,".r on'v a few hours before Iwderle. Director of the Institute . death of Public Administration at the President Risenhowf r* * University of Michigan. yoodwill visit to Russia. Vo e*4imate of Rwhefrllfr'* Both Bartlett and James Lew¬ A i'Ui:,, -tr'.' i. • .fficia'* prrsniiil fortune wan available. 's. CM Vice President, also have pl.i.nly star'led b. Khr.;-' Hut bis great wealth was evi¬ bi*( -i mentioned strong cun- a> ••l ev'* remark *na* E'.«enho*,«•• dent in knoun cifts totaling riida'e- might bo a", embarrassm? gue" wnre than 35# million dollar*. "No vine ha* ■ been elmiinatcd because he approve ; spv-fig>r« and .cher p-op!e will be coti- over Ru>*i. v-kefeller's father built up sirlevcfi." Bartlett said "lle*.i 1 "Tin Km-..:. .e-to- t: , v fortune through the . the date for the nex' board .,V I HI •!■., : ♦ 4 v in. d Oil C" He gave away » *Han 530 millions before jneeting has n .t yet txien set im-( jean .who -rri-i' " ro. ;-ian- n\ .*.-' the no more interviews ate r. 1 kf tha'.' S».y:f Pr- dcr.n in 1937 and otter - vr> of the family have p'anned at t'u* moment *' j ■ :<■> i reporters Mo-cn tepsonsible for generous Till - • .* VC * K • ' benefactions. Russ -pes • ■ .c know : ■ ev ' Spies i »id gifts of the Rocke- p! ■ for the ben.-lit of their •:h< •• ;n -at.on- im-i. ;• :»resent and eutioerva- ('apt it red ■ mated than Klmislirli#*\ "* free-%%heelint v'l doll,hi s. —llv Swiss person.il comment at a nrw- ennferenre also appeared to 1)in due* not include interest raise I isl-We-t tension* an¬ P.EfiN. Swiuerlaud -/P' Toe *n endowment* linanrinc Mich r.ex. I., ir^ivrr/.rn other notch m advance of the «rganirationx a* the Roekefetler s.v;ss government Wednesday *ummit conference starting in I mindation. (reneral I riucation . \ jeile l two Sovtt?' diplomats Th'-'A -mv Chief -»f Stalf. i\ > Pari* fi* e davs hence. fWurd and Rockefeller Institute af'rr announcing thev ha*' been • W- II ••• Lyman Lvinnitzer, wiii be for Medical Research. caught tiving t"» 4»b(.am Swi-s • t" . ■- •• K ' . '• •" , . I fiin-akcr at the traditional spi'uu ■ ■■ k-'-.c.wr Jr. wa .ie-bon-.i- arid Wo: German mil.tary scc- commissioning ceremone'- . !<>;- * construction of New the Army and At Force ROTC -k's Rockefeller Center and The two were said to have j •> t-e gift* of the 8'j-tml- units at 4:20 pan. May 31. Ihe- t»een lured by a double agent READY AMI WAITING far tkfc year's mMvrt auto rare la AKMK. Head of Mechanical Engineering. The annual tnidgrt race will lie -n-dc. cte for a home,.for' Juhn A Hannah announced. into an espionage trap in Zurich. laat year'* aiaaer. Her Uyal fan* are teniae her up In hope* that held ill eonnretion with the LnKinerriiiK Lxp«>s>tmii at 9 a.m. Sat¬ '• United Nations that brought The entire HOTC detachment*, Government and police offic¬ she'll win thi« year'a rare. IWt to right are Gerald (kwlin, llenald urday, ' K :ushche ' v»" d organization to New ials refused to disclose the Mueller, Daniel Mandernaeh. l-arrr Mnaher, and Dr. Unh tUto. comprising some 3.000 cadets, The P-e' n»- sians were arrested Tuesday and given orders to get out of Swit¬ Deadline for obtaining mem- Kemiedv Wins Praise ••J > in;*sions will Ik- prew-eTed -tf> til* graduating seniors zerland within 24 hours The government announce¬ Spy Planes bcridiip in International Club k« Eisenhower virus the sharp !lo|)c to End General laemnitzrr is a 1920 graduate of The IV S Mill'.an ment said the Russians, assign¬ ed to the Soviet Embassy in U>NTX>N TJ i. » Tuesday. Nominations for officer* will close new May 20 Elec¬ Fur Primary Triiiniph uords Soviet exchanged I Hlon . and between the United the stale* since the *p» itieident as Pav Issue Academy an I is at.-o a gradual-* of the Command an t General Bern, held a secret rendezvous with a man they took t*i be a Wcdiuidnr accusci German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of tions are Uniiw> May 27 a* 8 p.m in 3t Only regiMcieti prus>#ns W ASHI.V(tTOX oVt—HemotTatic leaders Wednesday ap- cold war jnekesing for advant¬ S afT Schw-'l an I the Anny Was Soviet inteligience agent. They a deidwrate lie in asserting that are eligible to vote. plaudtMl Sen. .John Kennedy'.** West \ iiyinia primar.v tri¬ age prior In important nrgotia- V \ S 1 V G '.•f' M ichigan Sovfer plane* 'nave beer, Hon*, lid* informant said. CoUcge. expected him to hell them top »>py umph itf a great one for him and a happy omen J'or their gathered Wcdncsdw.v He ha bceh Army Chief t>* secret information Swiss de¬ living high al- tilde reconnai-- Tin* S"\ i : ieaiier appeal C ' ' • i-cs that 16 issues standing en fttntf over Wc " Germany /• nlrrltiin May 21) party's prospects in the fall elections. l l ;■!. ..uoiit-fiice "in* p« • ' S'arT sifict- June l!»5« when he fense plans and material on Kennedy, fresh from knocking viem and final adjourn- 'Oddly enough, neither the said the victor* .. vv;iv named by President Eisen¬ .uissile launching bOM-s in We t The Spartan Women's lwagne Sen IJubcjri Humphrey of Min¬ and other*, of could be speedily settled. American airmen nor the Am«- hower succeed retiring <*en- * Jermam Roman t'atliolir Kenned* in w,:s entertain 175 new faculty nesota clear on! of the- pre •- I ... by sundown Thursday. #*r ■. MaxwelT H Taylor Intel1-'-genre offi-ers question- Kitn radar mstriunenN in \W*t heavily Protestant West Virginia peon i . I960 dentiai contest, >aid his win * regular session, is C.-*neral I n:- members of 1959-60 and 30 i,vi- . >. a u-- . Tuesdav assures him of landing "lia* put to an end the religious ! f r formal s nc d.c ad- !«' what the Chancellor—*v:th dctvt leader* lisenliowrr announred thai he ti'nguislvd rec-»rl as a coie- hours. May 20. no! May ine t!»p {dace on the Democratic issue in this campaign." will offer hi* "open xkir*" |«r«»- *■<*: i. barring »ome sort of mander during \V > ! i War It his noJ-so-yt>Ung eves«—claims 24 .is previously statixl The tirke- a" n-K>n Friday. to have noticed," said a Broad¬ Kennedy said West Virginia - pos.il again at the summit ion- ami played an important r<»Y - program will be held in 'tin* S«mie of Kennedy's exuberant outcome Kid diminish¬ Jiiiimie Davie primary terenrr openmi; in Pan* Mon¬ * .norme-t questions await- fur 'he Allies m negotiating the cast beamed at Germany. Centennial room in Kellogg supporter* predicted, meanwhile, ed the religious issue "if not t answer pivoted on muti- uncohditiunai surrender (»f tfir Irs a speech at Du<-eldorf day. Center. *.• ia' the Massachusetts Senator eliminated it." u higher education; >-j'i Monday, Adenauer »r- -erted • Eisenhower no'ed he ha 1 a I'.aty .d "uctton and a pay raise for German Southern Arni> Austria in a Takes Office fv»v.et planes had for year* tweo Sixteen Sororilie* will take the nomination on the pi's' balke a? the party'* nation¬ But President Eisenhower wasn't ,*o sure. Varu eu the >,io>e ioc« ,»! ' • ■f He holds the Dvstingutsbed flying over and photographing • umnut roeettn.. in 19V :i <•' al convention in Los Angeles hb news conference Wed-, gjc^.-.ng was that a eo-al- Service Medal. ".♦♦ legion of BATON ROUGE. La

.v a- rejected by the > e? Democrats and Repub- and West Germany. He attrib¬ t .vo months hence. iie-ciay. a reporter asked wheth-* Me. ', the Suver Star f »r ga'- Jimmie Houston Davis became He .Maid he .v.!! brine; v Hut Kemiedv himself Ind Vot¬ er Hi* agreed with the premise uted hi* \ in formal'am this time becauv* :* " trie llou-c would be the 41st Governor of Louisiana t the Sixteen sororitiG Will !«• vic¬ again :*■ * ' .'dntry in aCYn in Korea, and ed he fer, there was . • settle on a *1.250 a Aomncan American intrusions to the i»U* ing for musical awards Sunda means of ending conceal"' numerous «> t her Tuesday in ceremonies that abb* political work stii! ,M. once and for a!! bune* the re- • »xvmaker pay boost, put- V $ Secretary .«f St ah* John afternoon the annual Soionty ami suspicion" which : hi award He ha* al*«> received ended the tragic, colorful term a* J|t* announced plans tm -■ 'ne new level a* $8,250. Foster Dudes. done .ligifiu*. issue ih politic* in Amer- til.-iolt* !lit* .".'i ! decoration* fjym M»veo fore.gn ioned gural talk to make a stubborn manities dept. will be master of repiittd; "Well, I don"' on *gh. They held out for a ahead <»f Oregon's primary May *. his. rarh other'* May 31 include 53 Army and J« stand against racial integration. Any student irit«*i»-"l n ceremonies Judges will be Don- know whether I agree complete¬ country on rerun ■■■■-' 20 increase. viurkmg at summer seh « aid Fink of Grand Rapids, Don¬ iiaimanre mkatoos to make sure A Force ROTC cadet* Com¬ "We will solve our problems • eg.*- ly with the conclusion or not.' •*' Allison Green of Kmg- mission* to 29 otlier Army ca¬ on our own terms without inter¬ f ration. June 2! and 22. -r, »uid ald I-irgt of Detroit uim Mr At 4 news conference Ken¬ there are iio secret militarv ' - Republican leader in the dets become effective during the ference from those outside our contact regislratiou off;*' 113 Jtbrniby Acevedo of EuLan¬ nedy said h« considers his chief buildup*. . ■» c -aid there was wmtimcn* quick wlndup. and that aumrner. bonier*," he promised. Admmisiration. sing. cmiipclitor- to he Hettale Demo¬ cratic Leader Lyndon Johnson Jonriiulisni (iron/) Through an open skie*. - " meht, Eisenhmvet .-a: : .o . 'ffOing would be reflected ;n of Texas and Sen. Stuart Hyin- To llear Tugman the United States and li.. ng all differences. Stale Singers Present Concert Suiulay - tngton »D-5lo». The oaines of would "convince the wurld ••'cen *aid he thought the hallo! • 1 juld have to yield to hotfi are on the Oregon I hi Mellell t .ase vve our.o'lve* ore providmtt a*, act wet"; against the "* e insistence knocking Neither .1 • m*ou rim S,vm.n«- on W -Ham Tugman. OI C go u of it'Vi- •urpvi-c attack. ' House-inserted one mtl- Featuring early and t on tem¬ t.,n show e i th • s K'^h rs' sign of lew',*paper publish' < and «sf.- JesM-ni ig danger and rcia* c» porary music, the MSU S'.A'e throwing i:i tie- towel, as d-ld ' ' appropriation boost w M talk «n ■»< history of teiiso n * sVavne Stale University *o Singer:* wiii mv>;n: fhe;r .an¬ Ilumphrev ■. ie-i -lie ivab/ed our i -hi; id the late Don *- nual Spnng Cwees'. Sunday a* Ku-nric'tv n.id beaten him in *l In ',l t o».,.n, t; .1/1'on tuhi'lf No today a'. * propped cbmprom.se During spring -sa. atio* . the R -ouni.c in* tv- In ll«* II,*1,1 Tmii^lil 3:30 i.M 203~3ournai i Bid 2 *a-a:ting a final decision by group took their annual ! »ur. •frauie-l from viHtf > pui.it.- MHi.t: *a. k IU-, , I92H be- Ak Council ■; annua! n* r H made « mn ' other presenting concerts at Muske¬ ;cation ahoui '-v Kviinedv vi< • •v: Im* wl-l arug • C * to t JU.V of u uUi.. exiei>« - ..f gon Junior Coi'ege. Olivet Col¬ U»ry. In^'e "i. }.hc> sought to i - , • " • n too higher education •no '•-a-vm- IMd In v.- if lege and In cities inclu'ling Ik- reel attention to what \s, ,-v the cpniierti'SU bc'wce/i c:'v c: - eiitninaiiflg House-voted fh ,.i and the tngaruz«»l uwj«- w.ii G* to !ru* judgnu \ ■* tro t. Battle Creek. Grand Rap¬ - Of *129.000 for Mich- was an impres*»v»- wrpe-in v; vihun. world Tech. $95,000 for Northern id.'. Coidwalrr. .Flint. Aubu.a; for Vice.'PreVdcht Rv lord Nix¬ Tiiitn. Prune beef. Vnuk.cd i |nd.. and T.ncdo. On • . , on rn N -or prc-iidcnVx! i*i helped ur the exieises -sn College and $200,000 education. Included m the Sunday cor- primary v* acre Riniucrty - iiumm b.-an> highlight the oHe'.u cert wid be four number* imm- : wv* the.. only one on the b M.my of the popic of Canton toikitv amused by the cru-- Special features iociwde a fo med by the choir and orc'ne*- yen. Thomas Dodd (D-fjjnn i. bi'liitr Hit* Homer tra. Orchestral accompanimen: ,-ade of Mclie'f ami vVcretiy' dent-faculty-ball same, a m'jv;: * '•» Hem Senator* 14) will be feaiured with 'Sanda*," t .;;ed huo a .fool for risking his danibng demonstration b> *. • Dell Silt* liit MSI iif»* Proinenaders with audience p.« - from the Lurd Nelson Mass, by But next election ticipation, and severs! children s 1 ASHIXGTOS MS—A1 Ka— Haydn. ''Baiaulalow." by War¬ Tit Seretnule ,t I) IT* during the contests. the. voted back into office walloped a home run into lock; • Pang.* Lingua." by K>- The University of Micug.in acti.y the same mayor and other daiy. and * Tc Deum Laudamu*.'' " Seld bleachers with two Delta Sigma P'u's invaded the "ffiuiais who^tad been forced to i\o Comment the 11th inning Wednes- by Hoist Two harps will accompany the MSU campus Wednesday even¬ resign from office. WASHINGTON bP> — T '-ght to end a marathon School of Music. International ing when they marched down A native of Cincinnati. Tug- Federal Trade Commission hac duel between Detroit's choir in their renditions of stressed both early and contem¬ modern composer* In the Ut¬ ter category, two cambers have School of Art est will be a Gregorian Chant, been written by members of the Columbia University, Union Alpha Delta Pi'i. Harvard in 1914. er the New York Times is en¬ • ^ 0 £*»&* a 1-0 Tiger vie- " Love's Hair." an American folk¬ the "Litany of the Sacred MSU Music dejwrtment Theological Seminary,* and Ox¬ The A D Pi's took two curtain Tugman became editor of die gaging in false and urn lending song, and "Something Lies Be¬ Heart." The numbers to be per¬ Directing the Singers will be ford University. Besides formal calls when the Delt Sigi honor¬ Eugene (Ore) Register in 1927 advertising in declaring it p\r* ->trcut snapped a 10-game yond the Scene," an original formed by Richard Klaus! Kiausu study at these institutions he has ed their i960 Delt Sig Dream and took over the Port Urnpqua lished "All the New* ThatF ~S streak Tuesday^ night composition by Mrtlard Thom¬ the Singers range s a from this worked privately with outstand¬ Queen, Mary Durfee, Wayland Courier, a weekly newspaper at to Print." Rocky Cola vi to hit'ninth son. "Jonah,", by Bacon, is tak¬ early period of Greg¬ graduate of the New England ing musicians ia Boston and soph, and the recently pinned Reed sport, Ore., as editor and The Times said it ita-i m 5 homer for a similar 1-0 en from the tale of Moby Dick. orian music, through the Renais¬ Conservatory of Mmic. with ad¬ New York. Judy Fudge, Holt jr. owner in 1955. comment at this timu. %-vrr over the Senators. The Singers have always sance period,, to compositions by ditional study at tbo Longy Michigan State New? Letters to the Editor |>ubh*!-.eil *>. Fu«« I. -.- i'k Mi. . . , M.i-dav if.t . .v t Friday iul\. vs.Mtr .itid »|i .. », i .np •• M -nei ?«r: . and a. hi • ••» *• • fi,,1• Ml ' '-»« •Hgr paid at Argue Caryl Chessman Case .. Readers ! I Aivs.r»*. Mi-, t - I'll * • U.-'f iub'i rip'ior:* \t.i\ j;!\ -'^r .'c i.'rr. no term* >1 three term. *j Vol. 52. No. "ii Thursnlay. .May 12. If»G«» I'ape Two To Ihe Editor viv-ious crimes against ail of our incurable. Con«equen!ly. there is a msh Do You Ever Cheat? 1 have pondpre I 'he problem of the torture that "ic people f moral upbringing Henry I bertshaeuser Yea. there sre "proper chan¬ nels Ihreugb which their ehjee- tieus should travel and ehanges to some publish, and of the research may not unfortunately, be INFORMATION C'.L.fornia mils', a', thi? minute of the most vital kind. he made." until an Individual xaatr spartan wives It Looks That Wav be undergoing I am ame «»t MSI"* students to eliminate cheating on i weigh him >n ,i scale of juf- i.-'Vr concerning Caryl Chess- to the trembling American bo«- . Rather, the lanrest part ef a 8 p.m.. Union Parlor C mortar board • university's reputation re«tsuith exams. This agitation has. f«»r the mo«t part. iieen centered nun I feel it necessary to com- om that the inevitable rc%ult of the degree excellence ef its reformed christian ti:30 p.m.. Union Oak !t on those examinations given in 'he Ihtsic ' ollege tn ror.-;deration meqt -n its misinformed nature. a foal government for, of. and fellowship wish amatel'r radio thougn. d"p« Mr. Yentsch gallantly waves predurt*. the graduates. by «he people is anarchy? club Cheating, as those who wish to abolish it claim, is detri¬ i*. ho: seem odd that Mr. Chess¬ •he banner of justice in deccrib- Jennifer l.ee A great university would 7:13 pm., 136 Bailey St. 7:30 p.m.. Foundry Build spartan christian -.g mental to morals, and also gives one good grades without man would make a statement Ing ho-.v the perverted Chess¬ . * # * combine high calibre graduate* pre-law club declaring innocence af'rr hi. fellowship working for them. man sent a poor young girl to with excellent vital research Is death when it cannot benefit 7 30 p.m., Bethel Manor 7:30 p.m., 34 Union. On top of this, thev >av. cheating destroys the moral him. I believe that this is a a mental institution for the rest of her life Men or Mice? this a great university? Margan Collins filter of our nation and destroys the reason tor the exist¬ message to us, the people of the ence of universities world, that should make us I should like to inform our Tu the Editor: ■nan OH.fiOOOSBSP.'IP JTfS\r realize that more dr.i«tie meas¬ cru-ader that the girl in ques¬ How very proud the Board of it ir it / COM! S3 13 , ONE TWNS,lt'SANflTHR U't ns see tion entered that mental insti¬ Trustees must be of the school'* P8ACTiC£..HEs M 9 ures are necessary on this prob¬ Among the rea.-on- given for any education is training in tution 21 months after the al¬ the precepts of life. Cheating, these "blue-noses" claim, is lem "f capital punishment. leged attack by Chessman and decision to, expel the two MSV undergraduate students reported Snipes!* Samr V HAYMi H6 VPIANO! V J Most of a* agree capital pun¬ that the consulting psychiatrist for drinking beer on Adrian's To the Editor: not included in flu* precept*. Cheating, they say, is detri¬ mental to our l>e-4 interest-. ishment I* a ■**!•** against the probability- of rrlme. weapon stated several times that the girl's condition would have man¬ campus I w4 to Prof. Harrison's letter Thursday's the expected, and unfor¬ S' separate campus. there Realize sir, I do not believe is any angel in either nf CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS fiOVKKNMKNT is riddled with "five-percenters" and of¬ tunately appropriate one to u? Yet why must we, the tw.n IIKADI.1XES: I a.m. Day Btfor* PahlkaliM far Tnm.. Wrd.. Thar*., The people of the US. are student body ficials accepting vicuna coats and military officers giving MSlTs and the of MSU, remain as mice, con- and Fri. Edillaaa. DaadHaa far Man. Edition: I p.m. Fri. definitely against euthanasia, in American public in general InwH contracts to the company that gives them the best general. Why? tinuuously being stalked by a Kill* I'ayahlc H-tl and l-S Maaday thrauch Friday Many unrealized concepts have mechanical cat? When do we "time on the town" prior to negotiations. One argument is that the doc¬ Contractors systematically use cheaper sub-standard tors are hot God. The sick ones become implicit in our foelety, and a* a result we are crawl¬ begin to receive the rights of KD 2-1.711 EXT. 261". - considered free men who have chosen a materials in their buildings and roads to realize a greater are beyond help anil ing through the underbrush be¬ they are suffering. Still the doc¬ democratic form of legislature lieving it to be the forest. profit. Salesman use the "hard sell"—which is usually a tors ore not allowed to kill their Let u« see this university dis¬ deliberate misrepresentation of their product. patients. Many laws and institutions play some of the intelligence it AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE HOUSING have outlived their actuality Stores advertise they are going out of business, and ne¬ The advocates of capital pun¬ and exist only as unreal con¬ attempts to produce by releas¬ !WS VGA HOAt>STTR-WIHF announcement fOK SALE ishments must betieve that they ing its subject* from behind th.s white alrtearalis, 17.IXs» mile* glect to say that they have been existing very comfortably cepts In men's minds We pay barrier of M-a El) 2-3R.1S ii hu.sn diamond show are God. They set themselves up pseudo-society. S!:aro trailers on "going-out-of-business" sales for the past forty years. religious devotion to Law and Peter Heeehu Mae fg-57-m as the judge of whether or not Order, Rule and Regulation, and SHARP' IVV1 CADILLAC COUPE Other stores claim "fire sales" without any fire, offer 20 a man can reform or be useful if it it Devi He Mstslllc Oui/atream lllue Complete Selection 1».1 MARLFTTE 3n feet allow ourselves to be subjected tn L.«nam«. Fivs miles from <»ti 1 full power nteateo Interior S> - Special Price.* percent discounts after marking all merchandise up 2" pcr- to s S floras* unit. IS ra Letter -. - society even in prison Reply by our creations. We are thus ts.lenl condition. IV f-»»4a 4-S Dn. Mr Tom Johnson, outstanding i.i'" X included Sltnu ED 3-Q'.' • ent over the normal list price, and claim "wholesale prices" Does the sheer weight of po- the slaves of our own rules. o.amond expert, will be' here which turn out, in many instances, to be as high or higher lilirat number make definitely righl? I a seem situation to re¬ Dees the breaking ef % law necessitate "Individual degrada- Te Ihe Editor: This letter i« a response to ISS> DOOR aedatv R A CllEVROIJCT - 3l« II i-arprtinC: clean TWO. Saturday, May 28. from 10 am LOST and FOUND" than retail. rendition Beat r'fer takea. |V 4-413* to 6 p.m. to a4*ist In custom member somewhere In my p«*l tteu"? It was very Illegal to the letter of Professor Robert E •Iter 3 om. 31 LOST — CLASS IN hrnwn Cheating extends into every phase of life. A person who a story about a being by (he dump the lea In Beaten Marker. design and special problems. or hrtween T F and Nat S. Rr.nvu, of the Hlftory I>cparf- i ree diamond boni S 4tli on Diamond tour Phone ED " picks up money off a street or from a taxieab floor, who name of Jesn«. If I remember Socrates breke the rules ef men: •»30 dition. MO TD never - -aced EXrriJ.FVT con¬ See Mturdsv »' i FD 3-3S70 savings stamps cheat* on taxes (how many can honestly say that they don't correctly, he was not In the fav¬ Athens, and drank hemlerk The disarminauon of knowl¬ lil« Ilailtft Road f.D 7-'^« 31 or of the majority of his coun¬ rather then Hedeem Now and Save "cut a few corners" on taxes?), who brags and is expecting plead "attenuating edge to students, it js true, is i**») NASH METROPOLITAN try. circumstances" to his - William h Thompson. Jeweler to he Uken seriously—all these are cheating. alleged ef- tjot the sole purpose of a um- 25'*' mile*. Muat aej imiued.ateb XI) 7-S4SS 31 frandor Capital punishment doer no* \ .wsi'y' Rut it i* the prime pur¬ PERSONAL The world's wheels are greased with the fine oil of cheat¬ shopping center change the past, nor dor* Jt The existence of a law or in¬ pose. Students should expect to 1*54 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE ing. seem to have a jrtea: impact on FOLR-dix-r. redar. C<>r*l snd white. Mall Court — iv 5-82i9 stitution is not justification for at a university, and pro- «i* rvltnrier ctanda'd—jahtft l-.l-.f.POTTER DON'T GET • riled' T):at isn't S rnokie. it s a > Vet our elders continue to wag their fingers at us and toe present crimed probability. it. one of the basic concepts of fc«,ors should expec* to teach. «lean tar S.135 l ,»n'act Dave. ED TWO NAVY BLUE Suite On# meaeer crun.n* W# know' Man's nun.I is sai l to be capsule much - vaunted 2-44123 11 lu-iae suortiiiat summer »la11 enntrol. excel¬ two free naaxes to the Crest D' decisions versslv is the wideeins ef lent condition. S130 Call or lea** In Brine 1 D But what was that old saw about the pot calling the kettle could have been in error, too"* fulne&s of thi* altitude. knew ledge thrsmch research. thi1* OLSMOBILE DYNAMIC •* rt>««aee F.r Dun a* B 414 Batten icl.f FOl'R-door aedan. all delu**. two M black? C-hesoman has paid for his Numert.u* incident o' ♦ KWAST BAKERY DELIVER* e There are iwdlceltows thai this aneaker radio, wwrr .«»eerine and • t raae. anti-antn difterentlal f3.V*> viduallv decorated take crime* against society"; now type deNcribeii by Pro'f. Harrjion •wiverail* welch* published re¬ l"*8i Studenaker Preaident. four-do"- HICKS LAUNDROMAT twelve fnr S3 50 Ptien* IV 4-1317 it is up to us to pav for ours. It e\i4t throughout contemporary search mere heavllv at preme- rleluxe IV 4«7»ins or FD 7-7ie>a Ju f«> p 1 o m. J3C.' I MIC'H'.*-«N i* up to us to decide and to American society, and within its Itosi lime than excellence ef ORCHESTRA Michigan State New! make a stand on one of the most present framework are virtually leaehership. drop off por self sirvici •• ' - ' t-s a i Dr* C ne of German* i t ueai t-.< !• Hank Furman at IV »-4W or Ma: retired Mi C.ip.d ei uMm* car* SiHitlew tnaide an J APARTMINTS and tone fta-itv TU 1-3473 5 Cover With 40 Slyae.f out. A-I mechanicaUv Rareain a layer 41 Pur pi »e or:red tor euKk Ml* will final** at rank » OUR APANTMENTR ~ AVAIL¬ • Fquitslenc* 43 Prmre.<* v*:e*. Mwm rate* R«v Chmteneen Ford OR 7-SSIl t' ABLE Tun* 13 t«r Faeh have private summer entrance students and SERVICE 12 Ficnsy hath IV 3-0333 33 13 BNAKCA COMF1 JtTE RSUNTVO EXPERT THESE* AND CENFJt v Seaport m - Israel 4 Tope* fil?M and ue Adtuatment r»c Good SUMMER TimM~~ BEAinFin'T t All utilities nald plus . have int. I«) rears experience, y t ucs*' 12 Am* y \ It any * prvate telephone heth. W7 I Cl em Lane ED T-0I7> 25 ? • OLIJDCK MF-N - YOU caT^-rn r.arklne MS Fvercreen. entrance, F-i.t Lan- Compata 54 Dut u »]<*»• thla iumn-.tr In vouf omti hon.r »nw ED l-ZJUP 31 I TARN TO FLY at finaren A point ■. w.niun* '"• ae'hne Cutco. a diviaton of thm Low rate* Da*i* aixnurt u• 2d Iran.anco.it M I* mistaken Alcoa Stan uo at the Placemen' FAST I AN"SING * Tube? Bureau MARRIED Stu- f Met north on Abbott Roa-l 45 uents ehv not leave cxtllec* with an 27 Imitative m fid Wild an.mat 7 Div : «S2* or FD 7-ocua eoutt* in s hou#e of vour esxl Live color or form fiOSX 4 I.IHM STUDKXT* TKACHERs" 6UM- r-SiMMiale and collect income at 33 tverv thing V So. . mtt ecnolorment tSO* month:* the ume tin.e Three bedroom _ TYPIST ANN BROWS' Phone l-Bl# Electric typewriter Tarn I Coftjw !,*• 21 BaietfiUjr ie RmtdTMis tne baths ' 34. 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IV 3-»- • iJ bet ueea T and t, 4i MK WO AN st\TF M U S International Festival *Fantasia" Mat I t. f*r,o P ise Three Presents World Talent Sin" Planned Stale Parks Fee Bill On Sunday It's festival time and Spartan;* yo international? Two hundred fifty students from 10 group* and countries will Unsigned, hut Is Uaw present exhibits and staye a talent show at the 16th annual I W'SIN'c; ,1*. -fiov.-U'iJHpms Wednesday fierm it ted ^he International Festival scheduled,Saturday in the Ami. co'itroversial stule parks fee hill ?•» become Uw without his The show, sponsored by -urna? ore. International club, is a mam a-- , v n I- in: , . I'doT. ?h11- c!«"ir..i tne w.iy f«»r.an ambiti.ut* multi-million for Parents* Weekend. ° •<' • n?.rig and f >.,< dollar pr.'Vi.i'ti to eiiiaiw and improve the state parks sys¬ Two stage shaft's, ... - :ire f.I i>. the LY..:~ .consisting tem. 16 acts port ray;.-hi a world t -u-. Included in the program will ; V .'- d-A.I V" W:'" "• *'"■ P*rk* will be -ue f'»r park* Far Ess:. West Indies. I.i'i'i St. Joht; S'lat- r »nser\ jtiert anthorities ' i;. Ahieri-a and ends in w.- cr, Is £h Ou said it was iiofikrl\ frrs would L'n.ted States he charged h-fore next •r. r" . C.t' year l>r. John A. Hannah and (>>-4ii fvuir .1 H t Hir SI BMAIIXE TRITON rMes the surface Iraeed much of the route of the first trip around Tom King will give the official .ice conferer M M-mntain le r the Atlantic iff the Deleware Coast May la the globe by the expedition of Ferdinand Magel¬ welcome at-the slier perform¬ being held hen. Song" a" ( "M'-r-v Month <>( t« nikini an historic voyage around the world lan. The Triton surfaced twire. hut the main part ance v The progrum was dedicated to Mav". Van Ho-, .m. d;rc<" ..r nde. mater. The trip took It days. The voyage of the ship remained sealed. Martha F »!e. (irnsse P .i: e E x h rt \ • < r«*u:» M?ni:nu 24 the late President Roosexelt and Allied Natinm of the world. The -ph. My Fav.ri'e Things" a-.;l groups and c»unt.-ie> will be jet The Red. Red Robin": Triumphant Triton Returns pageant consisted of dances, up m the Ajd baseenent, & a.m. to It songs and novelty skils. Also taking part in the sing p m Groups displaying exhibits hcc The th,"ne for this ycarks ;«f- are North Campbell, director Spanish CSub. 4-H Club, Inter¬ Nancy Nash, llowrll Ir.. "Cove Rep. Joseph Kowatskt 'II He- W.'"i From Undersehs Voyage Us Ar -und tne national Club a:i AL'Sfi ln- .Is a Simple Thing" and "The troll i, Hentorratir floor leader, M \KE THE W d." infhea'e:i the wide area ternationat Reiattons C I u h, Keeper": West Vakeley. director criticised llie action as "unfort¬ re:.', mtcd The purpose • , 5firfiir# %\ stati: news Crosg Roads Afr.ca Club and Jeanne Anderson. Ferndale soph. unate-' and "disappointing." i'-'. .lure national custom-, cul¬ Ukrainian Club ture- arid traditions. "Within Th> l.ove" and "The vol It MORNING HABIT r LONDON. Conn. - " >rl>l wk a vrVhpr-beVen IVnrld In HO davx" — an unneed- Countries parr.-pat,ng »: e More than (fu-cker Lover". ' S S Triton triumphantly American fia» that brer •'• rrl reminder the atomic-power- 5,000 s'udc:;:. Arab States, Afghanistan. Es¬ • •.»,! home Wednesday on pride to the «!:ir»p©r, C'-tpt F..i- - \ -people and parent- a: . \- Sue Clark, Li rising fr, from rt eraft had just completed a tonia. France, Israel. India. 1- e .f sentiment fmm an v-»H (Ned) Beach. t'in in whlrh the was submerged »h '! • . attend the festival I'hillipr Hall will be the mistros via, Philippines, r submarine voyage th«: The f vhich 0"»ce flew lust a few hours short of SI »d ceremonies and will give a many, Pakistan. tfil America'* niih'.cry • w< a crtbi-r iien • d 'e.l >• day*. Korea, Trinidad, I'ohptl iil Evrrrnt dramatic reading The throe Btarh's late father. Edward i ' - awards will '*• preser.' ' i maica. :ng fr-.m 'he hi«he- t peri- Peach Sr.. a *,v #.f the A' brief, but delayed welcome The master of , -em.-,:... .- • r • Aiiee Bunnmo, Vandalia Sop',. -he came batk from 1« ' vrnt menf in 'he welcome given home ceremonies. Secretary of •. I, rt at WK" the siege shmv i% N'alai.o . .. u»d trip around the the officers ami of th" •he Navy William Franke pre- cr< w Ann Arb*»r sr. n -i ju.uuiu the I'tiwr- » 3 at.mff-powerH Triton, t'-e Mi'ed two citation*i a commen- b«» M M r'' .lone- ' •«. o nu.- . v ;»y!d'.< mightiest submarine. a'ton award for heroism to Representatives from Africa. I OS pita I M«rr than *2.000 persons. in- T -roedoman Sf ie Third Cla^s of Clarksburg, Md» and Allen Estonia. I.atvia. Ukraine. Kurea uan n.:..*iry men trying and the Philippines will preirnt i n the 29.028-foot peak i hiding jubilant families. arret¬ Presidential Unit Award to the litles to Meet ed the downpour of rain 4l?-fi»nt Triton a« in »he munr- a .t Triton "for making the first sub- folk dances. Traditional and popular •d at establishing its 26.000 feet final c r raed circumnavigation of the rd at State Pier after nearly Ml will be sung by • t developments in the care v, i»!d." performer* from days and 41.50# miles beneath Israel, Vietnam and Jama.eg • e chronically ill In county S*ee!e received the citation all of the world's great oreann. With Calypso from Trinidad -a .v.;-- - will be examined at a conference May 18-19. There was quiet excitement at f rst a* the giunt Triton nosed for meeting a serious emergency during the Triton** underwater Showmen from Pakistan .-fid Arab State* will offer popular ANNIVERSARY voyage. WhUe at hi* torpedo Irv .oting the eighth annual alongside the Thames River pier. tnusic and dances. «sement Conference f »r But moments later fieers and crew a- the stepped «.n sol.it < !- j -t April 25, Steele heard a hvdraulic oil pipe break. He n- ved promptly into action and The Latin American count' .•< will present "Carnival Tin >• ' SPECIAL ••v Medical Care Facilities cround for the first lime sit., e shut down the valve* to prevent This is a celebration with M- - County Infirmaries will he Russell Btanchard, associate Feb. 16. the scene Changed swift¬ ly into a noisy reunion as wives ncre serious trouble. bo and Cha Cha danc<«* back -d by music from bongt> drin Wash'N'Wear SUITS -tc»r of the Rehabilitation in- and children rushed to embrace Chief Vice Adm. Hyman Rickover, of the Atomic Energy , YHE SOUND OF MUSIC $27.99 their •e if Metropolitan Detroit, was husbands home at last. and fathers. It Commission'* nuclear reactor ONIA ut 150 county hospital branch, watched the presenta- nel trom across the state The band played "Around I he t ons closely, and took a bow. • One Sport Shirt FREE 19(0 expected to attend the Kel- It it It I'urrhase ( en tar meeting. Co-spon- -ig the event are the MSU -v»! Hotel. Restaurant and I.en hositi hrl,'* •:Vj»4onal Management, the VARSITY SHOP WATER CARNIVAL ■■..fan Social Welfare Com- •ris. •n ft County and the State Associa- Social Welfare SVHPOSION = 228 ABBOTT ItII E. LANs. -r conference will follow up .-. d.-cussion on cer* of the t— il : . outside the hospital Dr. Bourne, professor of so¬ a! Calvin will talk College, Grand on "Preparing GREEK FEAST v.g-Term Patient for I-iv- :'>.de the Hospital." •s Ollit Randall, vice chair- SIX COURSE MEAI. the of the Naitonal Committee Aging. New York City. ——L 1 discuss "The Pntient in the -t. unity." Other sessions will study ONLY 60c just for fun.... : ems fo hospital administra- •• accreditation and the teach- sun-frolic I and training of nurses' aids. Tickets On Sale This Week "I China Charge* in our cotton "OKYO (AV— Communist ONLY bermuda sets *a charged that • US. Naval 'x plane intruded into its ~torial air force over Yungh- i Island off South China IMON TICKET DESK liigUtn lh« play grounds of summer iaesdgy. lv t ng radio said the 9Sth with our drip^Jry •nsemblei„self- belted \ ■ warning" has been is- BEHKEY IIAIJ. 10.12 A.M. bermuda shorts with sleeveless shirts. *-i igaiaat such "military pro- a by the U. S. • A. Muhitfriped pin cord shorts; broadcloth shirt with six willowy dachshunds on (he back, one in front. Pink or blue. 8-18 sires. 7.ft I. white denim shorts; red bandana PANHEL&LF.C. print broadcloth shirt to knot ot cordially lit rile* ihe the midriH. 8-16 sizes. 6.9$ C Floral embroidered oxford weuve M. S. U. STUDENT B0DV shorts and solid shirt with an to attend embroidered collar. Green or blue aa natural. 8-18 sizes, il.9* GREEK WEEK STREET DANCE D.Colico cat block print broadcloth shorts; matching print on shirt. Hue, brawn, green. 8-18 sizes. 7.9* Mimir.AX STATE NEWS ratfToui Sports Field Day at MSIJ Saturday )*, lfiri) Softball H HkIwiI Hut. Track dap* Today 4 triangular \r>pet route starting Saturday morn- m e. I:. Mil" ."Hire IM . .V 'ti i.-u the final- Sv.or's devotee* will h'»Ve Over at Old College Field, -a Ulini. who scored in*. State is In the. midst of ont» ali . Wivlr, l.ii ' ■ 1 >f ,i< I at 5:3" field day S..turdav on Mlrh'ur' Coach John K«»b*' baseball ttpar- t ins try to trt hark Into the IM* rits third with 33 of it* best dual meet seasons, i.e.rii.".- Oi'Ci A it'll! mi ciinii "■'! prereUi State's campus. ThevTl be abb 1 •» tlt'r p'trurr a* they enter- and the matches with the Wnl- t watch football. hareMi: of Coach Hen Van verities a~d Hawkeves are the •r .rk and tolf. at location* wi*>- 111fi the llooslers. The Spartan* Aland with two win* and four iiw head start on 1 st conference tests before the i:i ,-i Ato.ie's throw Of ea' h othe • |f>k^eA in league play, and play thrv battle Mmh»- Bis 10 meet, scheduled for the Serving a." a warm up ?•< " a over a 36-ho'c home course Miy 20-21. l>;« day will be the haspbrd Ohio Mate in a »lngle same Frt- nice in« between the Su.v'a-i- da* before plating the twinblll Frldav Siturd.t*. A sw'P of the three a:>d Ohio Martins n* 3 30 Pie State On tintp, is a nece**ity for the MSI Sailors Finish in 6tli, Mickey Her.-'s the Saturdav sehedub »nuad to harbor an* further title I v.*nilned R a.m . (» !f, Michigan St..' vs. Michigan and ImVa. :*t F«»r* hopes Coach Fran Dittrlch's track At MCSA Finals This Week excellent clutch s fil.iv.es ' battles Notre Dame in tans to j I'we Near* Fitted s.eiad Tic University or Michigan qualification and were fouled out Fa*.*' 1 p.m.. Baseball. Michigan i: only home dual meet and Us twice because of hitting marks. \otre 1>h No Ap¬ sailing rn v won the sixth an¬ Payment pointment State v.. Indiana, two games, a* f nii piv-Big 10 test. A week MSU beat thq Wolverines the U'ednesdfi Old College Field. nua! Detroit Yacht Club Collegi¬ Plan Necessary hence, the Spartans will host week before by one point at the . T'u« wei 1:30 Track. Mivhicm ate Invitational last weekend at p.m. MCSA eliminations. The finals turn to co Notre Dame, at Ralph all the other league schools in Belle Isle in the Detroit Rivet Offices of: |)r*. .1. ChrMie and II. I leek w it h. Optometrist* Sta'e vs. are this week at Grouse Pointe. ,. s;ng!e | Young Field. the conference ramoionships. MSU finisher! sixth in the 10- After 12 races, the Wolverines Or.- State 2 p.rn. Football. Michigan In last outing, State felt the sehool field, one-half point he- lead the over-all standings with Saturday, t State Varsity vs. the Spartan O d stiii! of top conference contend- hind Ohio State, which h3d 128 1 HI points, followed by Notre lf.d»ana in Timers. Spartan Stadium c: Illinois. The Spartans scored points Dame. MSU and Wayne State. at 1 p Bchmd flu* Wolverines were The Spartan skippers are S::iks' sb University of Detroit. Notre Mike Dow, Dave Davis, Hon r;n« score Dame, Wayne State. OSU a id Kinder and John Raviolo On • >ii 'ocon MSU. their crews are Mis* Corale be the FIRST RUN Michigan accumulated 180 Jaieneken. Miss Nan Horton and •he T-:«h. T HITS • points on throe firsts, seven Jerry Walker * .p Ron Hi second* and four thirds. The sailing club will have a and hit the EAST LANSING PHONE ED.2 2814 The Spartans finished firs; meeting at 7:30 p.m. in room 33 once, second twice and third ..f the Union. The racing board FOR TriE THRILt VFYOUR L> NIGHTS It SON.—ADULTS 70f—SAT. MAT 50c five times. They had one dis- will meet at 7 in the Union grill. NOW WORLD'S FOl'R NEW FOREIGN MASTER PIECES! Today and Friday! MICHIGAN ONE OF THE NATION'S bp M|k—W ee rumw ( ontinnuu* I'rtm 1 :M P.M. will bf ,1 Mlehteu Male M.r M-M Iw Be P«— 1 tutor; th, LAST TIME TONIGHT — HURRY! Mill.. MUh. frwm Ulnrwt. Obta. <—■»*« «■ «OTtobl- rrmd , , imhMn wbf, bf bfbt Olnwir ibiaglia «•■■ » <«*< I MO KM •ar aflfrMM la Ow m-a"m •* IH-wH umW. An ankl, a , MSCKCti Jarjr laMlniH bha Mai lb " ISSrtniCKBY •Hnn mil la fa al tall lilt. J TFNNFSStf WILLIAMS tmimc The Fugitive ('.linn pitif! Boicls IM Schedule NEW YORK f/TV-Jan. 1. 19d!, \'^U scon falls on a Sunday and the spec¬ •. . -in c> SUI'ER ial events committee of the Hendi NCAA said Wednesday it had j_j >h»» i a Tuo u BARGAIN ' Sartorii given approval to the Cotton. t-jjj r. • ;'h H PAY! Rose and Orange bowl officials j, ««. pk em Dick Clark says to play their football games on llrndff 1 f'turlh innin Monday, Jan. 2. t—*w m i# »*. Tri**;1' irjd • off d« At the same time, the rem- ££„£;*, '.J"*?!.:?'; T4nr*d t« mittee approved Saturday. Dec 11 •under l« THIS IS YOUR STORY! 17 as the dart for the second annual Liberty Bowl game in s— **. r*i »u i p »h*n the Ir ... .. • ■ ■ J—P (at v* A* r»i »d 4 pick of Philadelphia. 4—• v« r* ak n — s—oth **. a. rw hall into rl, !•. v-o fift 1^^—• PVHPV^IVPM I k-»«fHUT n BrOrgpt r—%ocs **. MHint iH ■ll il * I 3 • 1 I a—I BTle Tbbm P#t» *»• A«»of GLADMER Dick • ')en i*i WmI wA UI3al I a—1.( .% **. bt r» f<- who h - ".gin. (rule ■ nd baser cooler rnunder. The victor under ssi.iut '-In in two 20 the ' jatne ■en. who for Nc « first low IINSE! TRKITI nr-SCCidiT! sun .?■ vng his tiolden coi with t BtttustTHtyWjg ••12 * Irish. J —4, JACXlC COOviAN nea base 04WCL Mil- M'«f UNNUlWHCa ■ ■ 1 to the wiMOMA UNO a ' •■rraia 80 j Michael Callan Tuesday WeldniVictoha Shaw —.i*refl Bffbnga-Rotarta9*« James Darren Duane Eddy mi th. Rebels A" C.i»*l>ow-St. laoui » 11 450 5'* NCAA rules in recruiting six ■ ic locker r->om alter a game Washingtoi 8 12 .400 Philadelphia 9 15 .375 y'uire Dante at South Rend, 7-2, in a tennis meet held Kansas Cit; 13 .350 prospective football players shakes hands all around an.-, Chicago 6 12 .333 7 U'ednesday. here Wednesday afternoon W IDMsllAV* KIM LTs Sports Illustrated quoted un¬ oepo-its bills ranging from $10 iM'frott |. \\ j.hincton • 111 inning,t (x-playcd night games) identified recruiters from other Tm- weekend, MSU will, re- in t<» $30 in eager, sweaty pa!rn* . a cold rain. ILilttmnrr 4. Ksnsa* Clfv 1 11* In- WniNKSDAY * pr.Sll.T* Big 10 schools, as saying. "In¬ tiij.j to conference action with ings) v.*n Oranrlsrn I. PtitlaSHehta t At another .Jioot. football play ¬ The defeat was the first for I lr\eUn«l At New Vnrk. rain t inrinsaU at Chlraga, roiS diana had to get caught becau-e f-.ngle name Friday again*! I hiratn gl ers receive unsigned envel-*pes m Hnstnn. rain si. I.on* at Milwaakot. Inc. MSU in its 17 meets this season ... it didn't use any class." and In¬ h e Or.o State starting at 3:30 On TOIIAV'N I.AME4 I'iftstiurgh a( l.a« ARfflr*. Inr. : weekly honorarium en- The Wolverines swept the lirfrnit idiinnlnc •-'?» at W'ashintlnn today's r.amkft diana recruiters used "no fi¬ Siturdav. the SonHatis will ho?* f'RED HOVI.EN MIKE BIOXDO tKamns 0-1 nr Kafl 1 -11 SI I .mils i Mt/rll 1 -?> at Nllwiukrt then weekly honorarium ea- doubles and took four of the Kansas I il\ (Kuck* 0-A) al nallimort* nesse." Muma in a doubleheader start- I WIIIPv 2-1) c'osed. —- . . . Klarlinic at dtfrnaivc guards ... six singles events (Walkar "-nt « mrlnnatl (iVTMlt 2-2) at Chlracn S! writer Jack Ol'sen had th.- Many Big 10 football plav- . at 1 p.m. ( Irvelantf iRrll 3-11 at New York iHokkir 2-31 ITrrrv l-#» I'hllaSelshia mnkrrt* t-24 to about Sinks* single in the ninth ir.- The Spartans will attempt tn I hteact» tShan at S*rt gay recruiting in the i'!'s are carried on the payroll* t«l 1 at lln,|nn lllrrn- IriBrltrB fHanfnrU Ml • < !.. ,t! scored' Jerry Lumianski second with what proved Wilson Among Starters set hack today in on a the meet winning with Western trail rr I 1-3» Hlnlv f.amru srhmftWrS Big 19: "High-pressure recruiting has always been the norm in the of industry at $40 r $50 weekly sometimes they show up fa* ?r, be the winning run against I-;th. The.score broke a 3-3 Michigan at Kalamasoo. iitlt'fctilt'tl II oiiicii Aellers Piny Big 19; it was Forest Evashc* - 'work.' and sometime? they ita.? in bed " • Duffy Names for Game •■■r No. 1 man Brian Eisner took The women's tennis team won Joan Van Dellen, 10-5. Sue c. Ron Holmes followed Kink*- «ire of the Wolverine Jerry Du- its second match of the season Lamb of MSU had the only loss ;,nd hit the fourth straight single bie, 7-5, 6-1. Dubie is a defend¬ '.he Spartans, scoring Bob Monday defeating Calvin Col¬ of the meet to Phjd Zandee, 8-10. ! r The 22-rnaii first string for the ing champion and Eisner is a Monezka. cessifbted because of the injurv sophomore. lege, 4-1. Today the women face Sue Dhogeo breezed past .SIIOI* THURSDAY 9:.W> A.M. TO >;.!'» P.M. Old Timers game Saturday was to Gary Ballman, the regular The other Kalamazoo College here. Sandy Lieffers, 10-2. and Isa- Don Market! started the ron- named by football coach Duffv Spartan winner was The match was played m the bcllo Racki tupped Joyce IIu!- twt f«r MSU and gave up only halfback. Newman has been Ron Mescal!, who put away Daughcily. with Tom Wilson Men's Intramural Building stein, 8-2. Ann Boughner of ,.nr when unearned run until the fifth, he Int hh control and getson nod. getting th^ quarterback running «t fullback. The quarterbacks will not be Michigan's No. 5 player. Kenny Mike. 6-2. 6-1. Judy Falicki of MSU defeated MSU beat Jane Vanderwal. 8-5. NOW-true elegance, true luxury, Milked the first three batsmen, sinks then came In and held the Wilson, who was voted the varsity's most valuable player in the only group of athletes under scrutiny. The coaches will have The meet was clnser than the final aenre indieatea aa the W'el- in wash n wear slacks a close eye on the vertMa bad to go tn three games |ri«h to two run* In the inning, last spring's inexperienced tfambf-Cord game, will have rack guard spots. both charged to Sackett. four ttmeo before winning mat¬ first crack to impress the Spar¬ The nffrnsivr guards are both ches. T" Spartans came up with tan coaching brass. He is in a Frank Fulton put down MSU , ' rhelr best hitting days of three-way battle with Don Ste¬ Miphomom yet In taste Uielr with 12 hits. Five first Bill Hotchkis*. 6-2, 4-6, 6-0. In p f,i'on wart and Lcroy Loudermilk for Intrr-rolleglate competi¬ the No. 2 slot. , ■ r- picked up two hits the No. 1 signnlcalling spot for tion. A senior. Fred Boylen. next fall. holds dewn ene of the defensive Michigan's John Wiley won. \">u scored its first run in the posts. Hr has the most experi¬ 6-3, 3-6, g-l, over Doug Smith, Daugherty uM performance* in No. 3. in consecutive singles by ence and Is one of Ike best in against the Inugh alumni nnlt Hendre and Hon Marlntt. the business. In Sma 4 and • Spartans Rog¬ will count heavily in determin¬ ,■ S.jrtorius then forced Mar- er Plagenhoef and Ron Henry, ing Duffy's top QB. The other defender. Binnrto, fell In two matches. •; h Hendee scoring. • is an experience-shy Junior Ilrndee also scored Starting the game with Wil¬ Dubie and Wiley teamed to In the A letter-winner guard son if the varsity begins the has fourth inning. After smashing a been designated to the third squeak out MSU** top doubles- game offensively are Carl Char¬ team o? Eisner and Smith, 6-2, bid-off double, Hendee ad- team. Oscar Hahn. a senior, wilt on at fullback and Herb Adder- rinr-d to third on Marlatt's team with Ictterman Tony KUm- 3-6, 6-2. Hotchkiss and Plagen¬ lev and Larry Hudas at half¬ irounder to second and scored hoef were even more stubborn in backs. lega, as the guard shift-men. when the Irish rateher attempt¬ The Old Timers lost a quart¬ Inning to Fulton and Mike, 6-4, On the line will be Fred Ar- 8-10. 6-4. ed a pick off plav and threw the erback for the clash and almost banas und -Art Hrandxtatler at hill into right field, lust two others Henry and Mescall fell. 6-3, ends, Mickey Walker and Tom players. h; ?ho fifth. State again scored Detroit Lions officials forbade 6-1, to Wolves Tom Tcnny and Winickt at tackles, Howard Bruce MacDonald. • 'ten D,ck Golden forced Hoi- Mudd and Earl Morrall to play and mo¬ George Azar at e-. who had lead off with a mentarily told Sam Williams ONE HALT guards, and Dave Wanders at of Michigan s.ngie. Gulden then went to center. and Gary Lowe not to play. But State's six-man I960 tennis team rural on a bad throw by the Hut If the Spartans happen to later the NFL club gave Wil¬ hails from East Lansing, adja¬ •ror'dop and advanced to third kick off to the alumni at the 2 liams and Lowe the green light. to tile cent Spartan campus. i Schud'.ieh's grounder to p.m. starting time, Ike Grim- rend. He then scored when the xli'V, Scwart, Boh Suci and Ron »nd baseman booted Hendee'* In In. time than II lake In Hkokk ronfUKfd by a • Hatcher will hold down the de¬ itiunder. fensive backfield. The victory was Sink's fourth . chapter af Hoc, you'll have done a week's wash at flopping VIM Tinier thrust* sunn two losses and MSl'x Eaat landing'* new laundromat. There'* convenient on the line will he Dirk Oxen- -In in 20 games. Nick Palih- dine and Jim (orgiat at end*. free parking tao. ■en. who pitched the entire Pete KakeU and Ed Bndde at wne for Notre Dame, absorbed tackle*. Fred Hovlen and Mike « ? first loss of the season after . ng his first four starts Hiondo Rehrman at renter. at guards, and Dave SWISHER LAUNDROMAT tioiden continued his hot bat- If the defensive unit 31# W. GRAND RIVER plays of¬ with two singles against fense, Ike Grimsley will move * Irish. He has picked up EAST LANSING out and let Stewart take over at ven base hits in his last It OB. while Mitch Newman will ; to the plate to ra±s.e his OPEN 21 HOI KS. 7 DAYS A WEEK run at right half. c-rrsgi* 80 pointfto .208. The Newman switch was ne- I'mrnline in 2nd annuel MAHALIA f—t—tt an uracil INCREDIBLE! Slack, for ,ummcr rnmfort . nlvlinp. Wo»h n' wear and th*y look Ilk* twice the . . Slim-line plratlow NEMPOFT THEO. PIKEL THE WCAVtm OOCTTA the fir-reachiig gawer-take-iisng etavtaitnee price. We have thoc with hell* or with the axt«n. sum waist hand and side tali, ... FOLK LEON Bin OSCAJt BBANO just 8.1.95 EO McCUBBY nsnum. ■mprfiimKaip JEAN BITCHK THE CLANCY BBOS. STUM TUB8L THE T# Also a (treat selection of slack,, short,, hrrmuda, and rlamdiaKcnt for the $al, fruitt 8.1.9 ' IFSS&-MktcMiM-i. . - laatUhl MVRC7S I. I.tr BatMBSt. So. I1IK19 \ INK ST. Si ring Golf IntoThe Profter West of Kr.inilor-I Itlock Nurllt of 4 Micliiyuii Compact pouerhouae featuring a traiuistura, diode, H"«v With SPALDING thermi.tor; full-tone ,|iraki-r. Long distance, *. ktage telescope antenna: slide-rule tuning. AM band Ol'KN Till 9 W.-,I., Tluir.. Kri. & Mon. Start rr Nto far bn and 535-1,605 kc — Short Wave 3.8-12 Mr. Fully guar¬ anteed. Shatterproof cabinet (6'; i 3'.',, x I1,) in Biark and Gold; WH-822SW: with 2 leather carry¬ • 3 Ina. ing cams — for radio, antenna, and earphone — a # 2 Wand. Bar OUT BOXM WITH ACCIMOMS MSU UNION - Parlor $71.00 I.M »|h>rial at SW.9.1 iaaeailhlal . . . the site, itssd, power Thursday • May 12 • 8 p.m. Of Km MVTACtN TiAPdFISTOa 444 S|(oii«<>rcil lav t MAHTIN I.LTIIKR CIIAPEL A SI IDENT 1 .iiil-™"! Dullor hH ptriormbr mods. CENTER • MISSOURI SYNOD CehWeo in choics ef co'on, Save AUo WOKTRINGTON Calf Hall* no [ m I -—64 hoitd, oith battery, end 3 leefher cerrying cossi^fer rod'#. X28«flB SrrYiiiR Mirlii|iuii Slate Lnivcrsilv Bar. 7Jr *a. 1 • -!b. 1 eerphene, long-range en ten no ■ HEAR A national DR. PETER J. DOESWYCK as'soelation uniting all converted Bomau Catholic Prifit* for mutual do* Mow Only 4Vr en. Jeii. t and corucrted action in winning Mtuls fur Chu t **• but HITACHI couM build them! "When thou ait conveHetl strengthen thy hrelhreu"-t-Luke 22 32 , , , , 3 for 41.4 World renowned leaders in adv.inred electronics , . .. llr IRtrksych was ordainrd Is tloe »rin>Uuwd ill 1933. As a srhalar if ike SerifCurrs Grand Prix Awurd Winner*, for scientific equipment, • And early rhurrh history, he heeome dhilludMod wilh the teachings of jgun ( alh- at the Brussels World's Fair. hw Cushion Spoomk Goods ulti-ivni and rewienrd in 1931. for three years ho waa associate editor of Ike Cnaverle4 I Athoiir and Director of the Protestant Informsllan 4 enter of 9m kmm HkmM m**t New York. In ItM he became the Director of the Knights ef 4'hrlst. '? BIJC VttT or SCAUR (ON VINE ST.) Mr. Pcl«r J. IhwvWYik will tell the alory of hi.<* tuntvrsiun from I he l'rie«t- h(M»d ami diMu*s Roman ('atkolicUnt wilhoul malice or tffiRM. PHONE IV 5-74« OIKKf WH OF THE KMOHTS OF CHRIST. INC. anas Slit 11 IM* MH'HIO.AN STATE XEWS hit Sit will be Dr. Walter Wilcox, Annual Jazz Concert sion Film Fare: bv Ed Floiirnov Auto Safety Fa nn-City senior specialist of the Legisla¬ tive Reference Service, Libra? • Washington. Dr. Fellowship Is Impressive Show Conference of Congress, He will talk on "The Challeng¬ legend Gets* Two Treatments Is Renewed "Dimsn-lon- in BT iERC C ARROLL Sound," wna the theme of Phi Mu Al- Is Scheduled er the 60*s." Participants will also considr- the impact of international far- affecting the farm situation. Showings tors In Local Theater For the third successive year, toe Automotive Safety Founda¬ |ih«'s third annual jazz concert. Tuesday nicrht in the music The annua! Farm-City Rela¬ The conference is sponsor, i auditorium. dent, and John Maaoff. Last tions Conference, which seeks by the Governor's Committee on tion of Washington. DC. is pro- Lansing soph. Among these ar¬ Farm-City Relations, in cooper¬ The hero. Va! XaVirr. riecides $2,000 fellowship for u M F- M.i a-.txialc pp.- greater mutual understanding ation with the MSU Office The TS-Md •' Or phhti- -«:i ' ... • i The *»ory :■ transported to vdifng a fesscr of c. served as mas¬ rangements were "Rattle Hop" between rural an highway traffic administration gram. An experienced jazz Music for after their legendary counter- playing for those who do not May 12. sources, with two different ap¬ MSU specialist. Hal! has appeared fre¬ Sound" was provided by a grant appreciate him and sets out f"t' a* from the trust funds of the Re¬ Already registered for the quently throughout the state a? proaches. " cinemas and or two different pars I: is not the s'ory however a new life with new to a small town in principles. Announcement of the fellow¬ a lecturer on jati. cording Industries obtained with day-long meeting are members Players to Stage •hat i« re.efv•■-■? <•{ The of the Governor's Committee on Religious Drama The first and ;>rib;h'-- or excellence of Black Or- Mississippi and* L hired by the Police Administration and Pub- ♦.he two ver-uons Or- !ant impressive showing of the Big branch of the American Federa¬ Farm-City Relations, and repre¬ nhru- Indeed the captious could local storekeeper's wife whose 1 ;c Safety and the Highway under 'he direction of aheua nt the State Theatre It • Band, tion of Musicians. extinction, for bigot husband is dying of con- sentatives of business, education, •'Christ in the Concrete City,** r-r.nr.-lM-, ■ (U.'L - • :rrat»on.i!;Zf .t to Traffic Safety Center, where the Ha!! The band consisted of five a doesn't bother '» c er. The wife falls for and agriculture, labor and various a religious one-act drama, w.' (an us even special curriculum plan in traf- trumpets, four trombones, five spoken g-aphed a' .*■ Janeiro in P--*r»t;ce>« ami H " • v•(a\ xj.'-.n reUwtn facets of the why •he figure dressed sleeps with him to thet displea¬ sure of the local slut who in f.c administration was develop¬ ed '■» provide professionally saxophrr.t* aid rhythm section. The audience was presented Rovlyn l oss state agencies. The primary topic for study be presented Friday at 7:30 pn in the social hall at Peer actuality * the daughter of one h. •«.»•. , k death -Kio^du .at the t -nival is clia.-- • >f the area's wealthier families trained people for traffic safety opera*ions at state and munici¬ with both traditional and mod¬ Wins Award will be problems of farm income and subsidies, according to Pro¬ Church. The Trojan Players of Taylor I irjiheus the f, >• but ha* become disgusted with ern numbers inclndint: "Al|nn*t University, Upland, Indiana, w when. pal level* vost Paul Miller, chairman of he'.nve.-l v. jfc roqwi nl are flirt since the farts and facets ulua»* subordinate to their life and decided to devote her time 'o enjoy ing men and booze This program, offered only at MSU. includes a four-year un¬ ' Like Heine In Lore." and "West- ward Walk." In 4H JTorA the Governor's Committee. perform in the religious dra; * written by Philip Turner. Jim *hr trod* r.n n vt"v>r»-.<.'ii? y, :- Dr. Lawrence Roger, Dr. Dale visual and audial presentation band was Young, associate professor of :»-i! and rtii flaws arc likely to go unnoticed To make the rather rompll- dergraduate program which Featured with the AMES. Iowa, fspecial), Rov¬ Hathaway and Dr. James Bon- leads to a bachelor of science vocal.*'. Uar.->1 CJrabo. Es«t Lan¬ nen. all of the MSU departmnet speech, is director. He des'-e-.t. • 'V '• i* : - The screen is filled with the f\- rated story that follows «hort. lyn Vo?s, Williamston jr., re¬ degree ami a graduate program vho gave the audience The drama is being sponsor-1 world in xeavc - he*. . n > eitement and color of Rio, its t h e storekeeper eventually sing - ceived a Pfizer 4-H scholarship of agriculture economics, will »ho»t« his wife and rauxes with a master of science degree. tw" wclT-arranged numbers; discuss various aspects of the by the Wesley Foundation, cam- v.'h »»:•• nvi*.>■ . rarnival. and Its people, accentu¬ award here Tuesday. Xavier to die In a fire he start¬ Applicants from any part of "Hapnr.e* 1» A Thing Called farm problem, subsidies and al¬ pus organization for Method.*t ; r- II .d.- :» ' n ■ n : ' ated l»t the stunning Eastman The $250 award was present¬ the United States* are eligible Jo*-" and All of Me " students. The play is open to •;.« • '"0 let him "et'.f n •'■■■■ I ■ rolor pliotocraphy of Jean Bour- ed At the ennrlutlon. the slut ed at the annual Extension ternative solutions. i- ,*\ the it- program include a bachelor's do- A! Bu< * a I^anstng soph-, to •he wi.d rt the 'n r»- • ters something or other about Active for seven years in 4-H •• So.it An 'lean''rbyftiMi.- wild things tearing *ktn* behind groe, high scholastic ability, and heart .the Al Buetier Quintet, he f-.ru, • « club work, Moss, in 1053. \?as Madras •• Men t • • ; i s •; "tf en tin cour«o of them *o that their fugitive kind work • r study experience in the w h f rerpesented Michigan ...... F.urvd:.-. 1 one of the first club member? ... •! fn fact, a \ i< ' er ran field of highway traffic admin¬ State ! nt term .n the collegiatr li'irir. ran follow. The *milarity nf thi* in his county to carry out a pro-, ■,. i- v . •irnulate l by what istration. ja/z fcs'.v■M at Notre Dame, story to the original legend l« ject in photography. Today up¬ notice of Vowing never to take and hear- ij; thi' film fellowship Goes'To Tiik Beach ' ■ not easily discernible, hut it Is Las*, year's was Buetier. winner of the Best aunther lie meet* a coMip'otely forge • wards of 150 members in hi< woman, t *i.i • in m.*i\ there, somewhere or other. awarded to Sgt. Thomas Milide- .Saxophonist award at the col¬ of Thraetan women whose county to carry out a project in croup t'-e story hrandt, public information offic¬ legiate Ja»* festival, led the loir he has spurned. turned at The -er-nd V«-r '! ■ Fug - The f.ini i a Mow. brooding for 'ne Arizona Highway photographv. Today upwards of quintet in "Blues In The Closet," er his Indifference, the* tear him 150 members art? enrolled in this • Krl,..t the Michigan, deal- concoction " f down-and-bu! Patrol. He is now completing "Jeeper* Creepers" and "Crafts." to pieces. ;?>i ?»; ■ seamy side <>' Siui'hcrn character.-';, a'imn'abic situ a - hi* work in police administra¬ project in the county. Voss later These and other numbers were , utilized hi* experience in work¬ Tn* M.m die. ving a l.i Tennc.s.ye, WiMianv.. t. »n*. an I inescapable damna* tion with special emphasis on done remarkably well. Im eh nn his off-Brond- turn*. I' you are loiking for a ing for the news photography a., i burv ff; j: ... public education. AppUca'lou* staff at Michigan State Univer¬ DEBBIE • t.i„ .. "Urpbni* Descend- story"*Aith a morally beneficial should be submitted by June 15, V >:* > im** interpretation# »! Mv Olyrr.pw . •;i:. Weie not f>n the pe: - • .spiritually uplifting message, we . known stylo with Carl sity. r-.ru- ?n K t i. Bay C ty jr.. giving He rooc ved honorable men- f -to of a supreme!\ talent- skio The Fugitive Kind. But if ic. j.-ir Euryff ( bpheii- w -iitd not for high- Greek* to Feast »i';. g'Hwi ;mpre**;on of t on in Michigan in I#V» for h:* reived Ma reel (V. and »- i n, v e • • i-:. ii.id hi.*, vine lit VV'tiiiam viiu're cfKiige I display lodcing a some of !>u E- • CJarucr's *tvk*. Rhcrhard (ui»>tnnding work as n junior KINVILLK !••■"*' talent in 'he inbuie-- m •• At Field lloii-e l*s;• • » a-, the famous Garner ie'ader in rltib work. Active in college organizations, vn . : .ord, to get hi? impnrs- Hurbenied beef, potato chip* jit- rpretation he is a member of Arnold Au (loilfolTIMT ScllffllllPfl l.nniiiiiiIniclivr* told i :c«im slaw, Min lemonade tae- will and on ice the g .» ci.ate Bcnham. student, Top*r- F'ra-t Saturday. May i «on Field hou*e 21 in Jen- -Hi", Grand Rapids soph. gave nidation of Jonah Jones fraternity, and Alpha Zcta. >co- .».ihn. Kothhurs graduate *tu- tension field upon completion of Mate I'tiivrrsity. will he ht'Itl in the Ilorticf Unrkham Sfhoul ion de*k for flu cents. tci * Uluu meeting in Ann 'Arte litis work of (Traiiuatv Stiiclirs in Ann Arbor. .May 15-17. Kri'br aill Sa'.urd.t'' « }K»n -re. i n The* *' tfT me nU- *;L a'- • at the eoiiferenee IOID sroRacf Iraliired mil t/tucatu.m A- n a: *ui ti n l r.-i~vtiv.- Un«u.ijr . nap- will he round-tahle discussions te jnet-r-ngs which are part of par*:c.paUrifi oi gani/nt;"in-.. I»'• r on such selected problems of in¬ BEST PIZZA • •>? the •»!- tie program of 'or Modern Lan¬ eonfcrer.ee SnydiT • ternational development as; land tic.a*, even' of .Mntngroi Week. guage Uonferetu.c - reform agrelnltural development Mw 1J-21 I't'inc'.pa: *|K'.tk« - a" 'he meet¬ and tnduxtrialiratinn: education ing of • H- Michigan l hapler of ILaTligh'* «>♦ the thiee-dav how much and for what'.*, pop meeting will be addresses by tiie Amerciah Assti of Teachers Hall illation, manpower and econom¬ Hoy (i Mermen Wir.i;«m> on ic development; stage of growth of {.i-rman Tovvriseod. head of the f-neigr. be lb Stanics M TtWN ttegmnal Development :n the ' and political order; and devel¬ Near East." Paul HufTman. di¬ languages dept. rector, United Nations S|>cci;»l opment a« transformation nf a CALL social system. Fund, "Unite! Natamsi Programs other discussions wiM be held kriirnijf * Aiding Rcontwn e and Social De¬ activities of • topics a* Iwo-pitHc Marirn* plaid bathing quit and ED 7-1668 a • velopment;" Ijcunard Saeem. I S government orguni/.ation--. fiepu'y director. Internationa! activities of univirsjtic-. t-Min- carrying a pouch leather hag. Thi» "sun t .-»•» p e r a 5 i i A'.ioi.o' -.'ratioii. clatiuns, voluntaiv agencies, the ' A-ncnean Fore gn Ft'onom,. ininuet of ttadc policy on de- time" >wim suit in ED 7-9841 , . • A t Today.' at I W iI Thorp. viotpnicui abroad; iiiterna'iofial . D»4tM95", ' Th- Meaning of Point root Chairman of the confeiencc is CAMPUS DRIVE IN CLEANERS -^rotrlj Hotter Samuel Haves, profc-ssor of »vo- Other key speakers tnrlude noou . University of Michigan, Fin DELIVERY AmkMMdnrs \\. M I) Malm -I and tuecior. Foundation for Ile- 4, liana; I icon e Uaktm. Lebanon: M.iiih on Iluinati Bchavor. Fine*! in Tuxedo Rental ACROSS rtOM CAMPl'S ' ' H. K. Nehru, India, atln Ahra- ftlm llarmaii, Israel Square bailee CasaNovane.2 LAVAWAY v l»e Presiding a! the four university president w; Tin' youth commute Cap- Gomplclc LiutidrA Sen ire Harlan Hatcher, t'mvt• h for no'urol ihowldorod tlry cleaning will be Mored free of lobi e'y.. charge over the MimmerJ Take only what you wood. Pirk up >our clot hen in llio Fall and pay for them in the Fall. Ank about our TBE nominal and optional insurance plan too. H«ck ! OF BOSTON'S COURIER... imfetlMil aniul. * full of good no*,. Soft, cool ind airy, almott wttghtlr,*... in genuine fig-kin. lun«l.-onie link texture, with bouncy ribbed crepe l» * sole. Booeor white...both b.ppy! nj; SHEPARD'S V***4 I'ARK IX BACK. WE'LL PAY IT. 3I» E. GRAND HVER I. • • : v ' >r-