High Court Censures Virginia

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out the ««ti **r*rmJ"m.UWv Ottm. Mm detail»?Sf, pair 4.

HF.ATHtR LIMERICK

7#-75 mark* the rarwhtlt.The «fev h many IM lull ••light;

Thr **ind* aren't wrong enoughto replace a fan.

II vnu'vf nothing tlw to do. H'la good day to tan-

vol.. •">". N°- :i4 EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN—Tt'ESDAY, MAY 20. 1058 TRICE 5 CENTS

I Vf/SfiT. NED LVLE, df Frwin. Tenn.. center. salute* after placingwreath it rtrfflR May 14 National Cemetery of the Pacific nearHonolulu to designate Ihf unknown serviceman of the Korean Warwho i» to He entombed In Arlington National I emrtrn on MemorialDay I.tie picked one of four which hail previously hen selected

I fr.nu among *53 unidentified Korea War dead buried there IteiundI I tie <l-r>. are Adm. Herbert llopytood luhilr uniform>. com-I minder Pacific Fleet; LI. fien. Robert ( anium. deputy commanderI t v \rmy. Pacific, and Chaplain <Col> I It llenra. 25th InfantryDivision.

[(her 2» Year Period

Improvements SeenI In Olin's Facilities

• Huron's NOTE: In light of recent controversies regarding Oltn| Memorial Health C enter, its functions and pohne* the stale Newshi. prepared a series of articles discussing Olin s facilities areas..f operation, etc. The series. based on personal iiitnyieu* with liri idfonl Henries. hospital director, begins with .« discussion of (Mm %medical facilities.!

By I'M I* SHAITKKIN TUB BAST 2s YEARS. Mubu'ur >\.t» - i- p.t.» !..

uiiiies* have jrrown !'n>m an uitt tminiinr y*itb *i\♦•its to a modern health center rom|»l<tte with |ptmp*t«iri»-»•o iliairnose disease, physiotherapy department and \ .<

tn name a few. —

The first MSU health service *iat'?***i m I**_'» w • * -n 'In-pifal was located near the presen* <•* M.» -

• The clinic was nperaiml l»\ a -inyi# .<»< •i construction beyan on «»!m M.r .a:. Il»-.r*

1 • ■ In Ift.Vj the State Board of \. • nil r< K- r, •• -1• xpanston which wa> complete-! lb >7I UK FINAL ADDITION TO the «> it M a ' ' •

' ' sharply with the facilities a\ a: . • >' "■ '■

\o orrhnjf to I »r. Clifford Mpii/d ' ' '''au'r.-nUe.* claim the recent rxpa; . ' M :

•it*' i»l the iiest small ho>pita»> m ' to '• *' •"; |ss*?ive new hospitals in other !»»w 1" • - >u< ? ..I' I 'flit entity. will u .t!«»:u; -re. - a •

■ • - arc also U'iltif nattic of (»i,t tor " i-j .'ai.s

hospital maintain- a k'»-n» • • .ipi*■-e almost an\ t.\ jh- of ;nf.« ! • 4 ' In

MAT TO THE GENERAL-•'

u to tent and make tracing '' • • • 1 •"art attack occurs. The-*1 tr.i ' ■ 'i.'ir : -rrn of heart attack th»- m . ' ■ *' I he « ...: ;ao is also eipiipfH'd to n .»'- '• • • ' '

k'iand aliments■ • ho-pital has its own \ • • .- •»o room. The equipment was ».« a . * •.

' apiHiratus in the phvsi »*h» r.q' " i«oo! Paths fur sprain.-, elec'ne n .»- .

• ooths for fiersoiia! riia-o a '(».*? ■

I UK I'llVSIOTIIEKA I1) depart r . TO. ' • nnini for muscle treatment I f t

V resemble rubtns in pole ward- 'is used here only for build oik up n. ■

m disuse Uiatise of tmne fracture- ■• last of the specialized departin-en*.-

■f'* clinic, m designed for tho.-« who mav rnjuiry {• >< »,•" attention. The clinic can accommodate •-»* patietit^

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a'o'i its .»{••* fa r ho,-pi?a: •

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High Court Censures VirginiaSimce AgencyIs ApplaudedHouse Space CommitteeApproves Civilian Offiee

WASHINGTON i.T*»—The House Space Committee Mon¬day r.icht unanimously approved a bill to set up a atronffcivilian ajrency to direct America's non-military sjMicd ven¬tures. - ~

Miniiltcc • heade.I by

Vi-k .-I a -t-., aceio-v,

•val-ir t.1 .. '.f the natmn'

;> f • '« arid f" -

• »->' it's* ar-.' •7 ->.* -us-

aM'.T vf fur' .r. thei an"- t.s; at.otl "

a-w tu'.! i-M 'v f..llowy"s Ok-. • •; 4h rsuby.t1 f 1 : r. .lh'« •ics fo he'pKl • thr ^pa««

In wiiip rrs|»rri«. i( wouldm.«Ke thr civilian unit *lrongrr.

compared with thr miliUr>M'icr effort, than (be adminis¬tration first n-uuestcd lastmonth

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StritohSuffersStroke(ilot (guise*i'aralv*isIP >MK i4*i—Samuel Card¬

inal Stritch suffered a strokeearly Monday, partially par-aly/uip his riirht sale. It wascausetl bv a blond clot in thebrain. Another blond clotforced the amputation of hisriK'ht arm three weeks ajro.IhH'. -r- ..i.d tbf\ -wild not

'i .the a fonâ-' **t; the T(l->rar-• ld Aoii-rieun Canlaial's rewv-rrv until tuday. when they e*-

• -f a *t»''i» whichliar i> »i

I arher Monda* the commit¬ter * %uff iH-ucd a report call¬ing for broad ctvitlaii conlrolover #pace dryelopmenL

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'te\ens*»|j. ex-ptov-1 m« and twicer ituminee f• •»• the

will s|»eak attommefHcment eve r » i s « sJune f at I p »• m .spurUn.stadium

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UMMU JAMES AJMMJWO* IMii •» «»• ,on..ring lipaHiiil ntl DMMM BwrM of the #pg«•** \ #

« .o Eimm —IHM W lfc»XUw. in Bw iairji nn m**t kj "" '

I^f • >t »a*; . • ft . hard N»v«nI n , •(. It! a• 1 Mr-. Jrdin Han

?■;av* afifv-uiK.etl Mo* 2"? and2£ :»\e -U'v* for *'»* fradi.-*, i} - - • ii-r at t u*toH - •'«

the informal reception. " :3b*9 p.m. will |Hf senior* anportwnity |o meetllir dean* and d»"l*«tjnM< rollege*• efi a* Or and Mr* Hannah

Vf.j'M-* j«arti*«Ung from »«fci •'! Hisir Ecinumw*,A*;-.cunarr- andS,.vRM and Ai«.< - i't . attendim XI a > .. r«seobf*i-fh<" ut^- rKl nifh't *1^ irutmk-

tfwak- V*' «.iuttth ut C"tr«-tnuru ate -r. Arts, Educatjun. Vet-eriaary Medicine andand iNjUbc St-rv.ct-Sei.i'»r* are also W**d m or¬

der their cap and gowtta beforethe deadline Friday.

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IMII It F lit41 It It \( K a group of youthful dem¬onstrator* carrying placords who gallicred at ( hi-cagn's Midway \irp«»rt Way It; for the arrival ofMikhail Menshikov. Russian ambassador to the

Renounces Dictator Hole

I mtcil states, fine of the youths s.ud thr 15 stu¬dents from Wilson Junior College in Chicago wereof Lithuanian descent.

DeGaulle Eyes France'sTop Government Position

PAlllN(jrfUlle Ue

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<»! ehao- M»« of diet a to? .»

require u'iii-h-• I lu ' « k • <

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h: ng <»rrit r »mliouMCT d ai v i

.•aid be wvii,einarv jarwerhe tv .if gov» rrmwhtT>ti- towri Ir.M cauiit W

War f! hern poke nut a* arroatied Pa' v neu s e«»nfere»i. ■

The; he le'uiited t« hi* \hnn.< 'u-aw.ut hi* coun'iv ' •

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III* statement brought a slightrasing of tension m lianrrSome thought it appeared liel.jullr might come to powerthrough constitutional means inlh« • risls arising from Die \lgenao rebellion

of tli

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R. put.

"f am a man alone." lief laiille asserted "he* a use I amtied to no party nor to anv or-ganiratiou I am a man who be¬longs to no •me and who he-longs to e* cry one "Shi uifKliiK .e id*" •«

P.,;; l-.ued a • .euo'tv re|H>rtI*: ; * .i mntinuuiK warfote mAt«' .« It Miiriouru eil AlgerianN i*i -ha'. killed ff» I r« in-h

' .to 1 alltl 33 eiv .lati:.' in til.wei-k arid *.ud the rebels

•>* 14 7 killed and 1,047 w,pund-iit i»r eoptured

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(Inly Sunday (lie t ardmalre'et rated hi* hr*l mm sincetie amputation He appeared toh» making esrellent rrr#t»r*

from Uiat operation and was

prepared to start hi* new U*ka* pro-prefect of the Vatican *roi-grrgation tor procagation ofthe faith He is thr I rsl %mer-lean to hold soeh a htgh pel inthe %at«an

HV suffered itu «• rnk.*(*.»• b: •* .in 2 am aiK] -i .

#t»i did hot regain . .a?>iu.--r»« >* until Q>»rt' The f»*uir,t »*

ported then dial he •* i >rutand able to talk Hi rm -nlh»»!j «rt>rjii?:uft;jai pci»- PiU XIIwnt ht» bkMUAiTfo- PuftUIT* p:rw.ii.ii t» Si-

r i»n. Prof Rurarrk) f,#«»Va//i«Lot, w.»* one of tM ?<••-* pcr-mtffed into the t ardina , .'tor-pita! hp#n He mack a detailedrepon to the P»»;a

Luiqt Infection fatal

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lie t.atillr was asked a gen

rr.il question on what lie woulddo in Alnrii -in the nationalistrebellion situation now- rompli(a led hi the |ren<h mllltar*rolonUlist retielhou against pre¬mier Pierre Pftimlio * Paris go* -

rremeiil lie replied

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(iourt Kejeti*Slalc'k \ppt*alWASHINGTON iî—The

Supreme Court Motuluvnudyeil Virginia a step near¬er a <huW(lo\vn on its policycalling for ('losing of publicschools rather than (lesejjrre-yatitiK I hem.Without eu'tl'MCti!. : ."•"It

ri avte.l a l.irt- lit, • effort >*

V.igiriia V. ( off ,ir. or-tei fora«lmis«u»rt of seven N. ^rot - towhite schoo - ;n Aibnjjbin ' o :M-t>. rusf acr »-< the p..i..m}n Jpx'erfrom the nritionaf eotu'.iiIn M.antt liein n. K .» ** •

he i> atteridi-iC .the .i-.no:»' u • -

»'i conferee, t ; Gov .1 I.. .

*.i* AlmondI see ti.. change m ,.

a:.on in Vi.rKiti.a We •.la**. wtarh **'«• iM'lwve to fit♦act and tnv\ .* ' be apn a n .v.art honest effort to -ave po« aucutc.n from the chao- \« '■ hthe-e deciMor,:- wow hi m «

wpon ,t 'Hi refusing to aear the ease,

the high court left the way openfor enforrement of the order is¬sued hv I'.S. IMstriet Judge Al¬bert Hry-an of Alexandria.Judtfi* Hr*at'' older called ror

adm.S-.ton of to# tvvn Nt-gi.*-.at 'he h» K MC Wig of theterm .a-! fa!', but ne h« dIt effect,ven«,4s tondillj* appk tlsTbe r.S Court of Aj pea -

H ciimonit 'a t 12 q»lo.. ilUvntlTt • Sup:# me f'■» sr* • action

M-ofidav appareiit'v left Virginiawith •*!!v uot more legal mu*t»aval ,»b> ask ifi# high vourtto consider .t action The t n;e|m I foi »iii h .< pica is '2.1 'lavfi

• If five desegregalioit eases in-yolitng Virginia, the Xrlmgtooease may provide the first show •down on Viiginias various seg¬regation laws Judge Hr« aii'sorder is the only one so farwhich has named the Negroes t«#he admitted to while schools andspecified the schoolsVif,.i law • ' i fot

of to.'

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(OL. III.NKt MII.I.FR. Jr. ,t „ , ,

professor of n-llitarv 'science and .»( . .,!laeth* at 'Indiana I nlversltv. ••„ •Wi'l head the in"pecting team < h. > lion of all ID fit units ||r j„ ifc. ft,will tisil the physical plant and n-. ai.w .

classrooms rhe* k actions. atlC ■ • »»t - |(tides and IhijIIi of Instructor* N. if - "

and cadets inspect drill* que*- , ..,A

torn cadets on mihtar* know-Inli e and reyirn the troops inthe parade i .•-1

ihiill i.vts till 1'ihsl

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lift |.AI RI M Fd' t'-arPio !»' is DO-Mi.Ue t t'l.o . i

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t|l II I jii.W. -. - ..r add I a ad *in • -pi•■■■ !.'»■»•' t,f »h« ra 1>-foio

to Quill M-m« <1 »ik» -'.iff «»f Msf inof Do itiilici*! I j- ar-t of ( h«

Featured in (hi* month's- I*sue of the 5»i pace spartan is aIrterar t supplement and Dieaiaarri »f last month's "TonItch spart* l'i\" rontrst. sales•loft lodak and continue throughThwrsda* in the I moo RcrkeyMwM 4 nurse Natural Science.Mndent Pervkes and (Md* llallMagiliiie* will he sold at thePhysics-Math Hutlding Wrdne*da* and Ihursday

Junior t omo ilPelilMoiiiiM Opens

. di'ns»<b»ni edd'-r of < henm«} An

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V Ih- pi' se-i bpk •> !!.•• 4 m-«« in St«id' nf

Scivii.

IVtifm-ki. ale ai " ]' »tjfut ;l,c f<a|low'ing: J - H"f>. I !>av.It.fa k S t »ffee H"Ul> Pui iUi-ty afki Mciikims-j? iji»'

Actor Ronald Colman Dead at 67RANTA BADHAKA Cob! ^

- Kunal^J Cssiman. * t***, avn-t'cm-aniy' miltnef Kd tbe e;*rwi-ar<i f#*r clay* an Uw a«dof j Uifif iwfectfou, M «. • atrID* Kif«s and rtc-*taf. B*tt» 'a

lluaif. wA* at fti» iawJ-vie wftcnfc» U«-cl at J a.m. at Si JHsispitat. He had gum; tbert fura virus lung infection Hw fccahhhad been de'icwte *Hicc » Iwugupcrafion a year my.

Few m fl •A',. £■ '-■*»>i kr-t-* ie!_illnoM. H. had . fvbm* f<uf. mhrwn '•» » .»i 'ne

gtnLr life of an L.-#h,b vuw.ita' hi« rai.fi. » Ssnb re.-.- ■ .

Pul. a fUlii'fj: V»{vv«t . vtCJlset for Wedws.da* f:e»atthe Ah SmWti- H> The .VJ Kp-st«w>a] ChurchCoiman n <«.a . •- ***»r for

U ytmtf. pruU»W> - rceurd inthe movie bu*-: • He drewalar billing from tnt asm,cut hv

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iiuwiiwl with LillianT . While S «t»r

tU ht- '-•*•}#• hi*, final film. TheSwr*- . -••/ Mankiitd,'" last year,H.*r»d*'«nene *. p»!.*n ;a'* :li*

K»oy an inuCj £.♦.»-* •«!ffloii) otol go.idwkj Do v i*vieU.c qual-Lm that cottU ibwU-a toh't durability Mm dipped I*>*"*<■krfuuiale vw.ee hvja".l b;»nbridge the gap from *ihn< fiiniJlo sound and became Lob trademark.

PILKKL rrUMlJN laa few days befere be Isnacd Ibelatest frewch eabtnet. Hk lav*eminent was given drasUr au¬

thority last Iriday by tbe Ma-lienal Assembly U# meet France*grayest postwar crisis.

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••FN. FAI'L KifXatnrrfay as rbief af staff e# tbe JFreneb combined avires. II was a new btow far Ibe 1government, lighting la preaarvt Iunity at home and win bark da* [fient Algeria-

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Michigan State NewsRml Dillr by MSf'* SS.N9 Student* and Faculty

The Mtchican P?a*e N'cw« i« published bv student* of Mlrhl(t»n Stat*I'n.versitv F.**» Larstne. Mirh, without direet faculty supervision It i«n jt the offit lal v-i'K-e o' the university or of the >»iulent tx.dv, but whiletaking to serve the best interest- »f both, stand- ready to battle anyriove which would drive m wed»?e between the two. whether it comesf-. • v tt-r ur.;» erMtv of from outside Member <»( the AssociatedPress Inland Daily the-- tntefcollefliate tress AsH.Kiati.rn and AssociatedCot tree P-e <s

And (any • Big Slick

Vol. 50, No. .11 Tuesilay, May 20, H>f»S Page Two

Short-Rangc ViewAnd Its ObligationsJOHN HKKRVS I.ETTFH to the editor. and Prnsldent

John A. Hannah's reply, supply a gtMnbsizt'il serving off.«mI for thought, huth for student*, who like to think interms of immediate benefits, and for administrators, who

, tend to think in long range terms.P.nth views have their merits, but both need the temper¬

ance of the other.John Perry cites the "controversial policies of Dean Tom

King and others. Olin hospital perhaps" as typical prob¬lems which need the immediate attention of the top man.President Hannah, lie implies, one one hand, that thoseseeond-in-command, at .least in the instances mentioned,haven't done a responsible job anil the president, ultimatelyresponsible, mut be ctn hand to straighten out such situa¬tions.President Hannah, on the other hand, contends that the

people working under him are responsible, that they per¬form their duties "as effectively during m.v nbsen'ce as•when 1 am on the campus."\V|| AT HANNAH SAYS, in effect, is the same thing anv

good administrator will tell you: if the head man must per¬form the duties delegated to his crew, there is no reasonfor employing the crew.It is likewise essential for good operation to give author¬

ity along with responsibility, which means the top manwould not make all the derisions, nor would he need to beron«idered prior to everv action initiated bv an adminis¬trator. .No university the size of Michigan State shouldfunction as a one-man operation.

However, the one man, the president, is still ultimatelyresponsible for the actions of his administrators. If theydo,w»*ll. it Is to his credit as well as theirs. If the.v do not,he rs obligated to correct tlje situationACTOltlMNH TO Ills I.KTTPit; Hannah is satisfied with

the job his administrators are dojng, at least "generally."He. as well a- bis administrators on occasions have done,states once again that a "dignified, rational" presentationof complaints that i*, feelings contrary to university|Mtliciet4 and jtolirv-makers are welcome.In this is one of students' greatest resjHinsihi'itie*. ?o

themselves and successive studentu; calm, rational presen¬tation of complaints. Hot-headed shouting for reforms hasthe air.of bravado, but unless it is accompanied by substan.tiaf evidence and mature forethought, will only give ad-ministrators reason to believe the noi-e is not worth at¬tentionThere is, on the part of mativ administrators, the ten-

dencv to take most'student complaining w i'h several grainsof salt, to regard ciifUusoi as rgpresentative of radical,emotiirijal elements afid not representative of mature-tlilnk-ing individuals.

TOW THIS HKASON esiH'ciallv, students In general andstudent leaders in particular must weigh very carefullywhat thev think of «s "injustice" or "irresponsibility.'*There are injustices and there are irres|Min*ihilitie*, butthey obviously are not plotted out as punjuhment* for help¬less stttalents, n.»r do thev permeate every pore of that di-verse group called tin- "Administration "

I'eople who are so «piick to holler "down with the uni¬versity" whenever their dorm coffee machine gi»es on theblink are unfortunately the only person* ever willing todiscuss controversial issues and that not rationally.Students who do not just !«,►..k at what they want to see,

students who will weigh problems, admit when they arewrong, stand up when thev are right, these are the oneswho inusf raise ijue -ti..n« Those in |s»sitions of representa¬tion—dormitory, fratemitv, sorority, government, what¬ever—have *ihis responsihilitvThen, when no one usll listen, when administrator* will

demand a "softening f word*." when students can actual-l\ fWI "afraid to write" what they really feel, then will bethe time for some rea hollering, then will !*» the time forthe bitter shouts which t<«» often uccom)iany cloudy charge*of "injustice" and "irrr-i»onsil»ihty "

ft out iiiio-d Woduesdav 1

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Hannah Answers Student LetterTo the I'ltitnr:

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the Xhli ver si'y YHamilton H nwjwiie!>.. t'M .SllUsi'l 1?

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related to \h« hsgis'l t'r.:-V • r' 11 v long-Tot,e leteiv's .1 ■

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ar# the reallv satisfying reward*'hit make wniversify»life attrac¬tive and chabctiflmfl:

Pt e*tdenta of urtH*«-"Hdies, pvr.iirulatly public universities, arefrequently called u$*«n to iw-form ta*W» in the public aerviceTttey are chiwen bwause theyare, of shtKitvi t?e. trasisubirobjective In their approe h ts>'matters of public polic? H)\evusually are not active poIlUcw!partisans; thev rtyrwwt tnrtbtut ions which are great reser¬voir* of readilv available tal¬ents and special knowledge, and

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fertilize her n«*lahtwtr*' Isasme . t friendly do#, but sVp« in and running lawn m«»w-sisto tor deposits are un-

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People who own . dogs, and• )u<* frafernifie* shoulddire the re \ more respah«ihi I -

than pel petting it antaythff with j?Maybe a* a "Grand Finale"Greek Week, a'! the GfeeksuM come aritund the rit«i^h-»rh>»»< v*ifh shove!* and cleanfe-j. taw n*

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' Wlh f. r ft ? 'Vo;:in'i g\trtire* t>ne thif-fl rrwire «>n it •'I- .ut ti-r entire t*n vfoj'v • an lits t-'ofl-rantr a«pfr»tion«_ r^.t

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final!-- ! hai* no idea w*>.;»»_causes Mr fWi rv to "anften" b .

remarks but if he h*« nn-r.

it-.tivc on h.« m.nd. this »* anopen invitation for him !•> tvm-.*.to tnv dlTur and ta'k w ,'h m •

at*mi it, I have \*t*n on this»ampw* Ksr a km# time, «ud |

from cnmpiyii)d with the fo ter i!'uarSettng tjtbM1-* impale I for the»'4 wheel • 't*

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•use his land and labor to real rethe maximum fertility of hi*b-v.T*"

Me' a'«i> pru!e*fo»ti that the I* ^Court m Ifarnstwirr and

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p«wr*s of law *The 'tnece federal courts ruled

ara-n.s? K cc < c*wJie^t«.»h*1. upheld a civil penaTv

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Stassen Seeking GOP PositionMay !•. 19511

MICHIGAN STATS tipri

president'sKx-AdvisorMakes Bid

IMils Unfavorablel or Sure VictoryrilII.AI>EI.PIIIA (.-Ti _

I! .•• ■lil Stnaaen, ex-p-vernorMinnesota who three

was unsuccessful inhi. .jtiest f«»r the Republicanprv.j.lential nomi 11 a t i o n .

to recoup his political♦ •r.mes today by IncomingTh,- t ',(»P choice for governor

Pennsylvania's primaryrVtion.S-j-M-n. long a maverick in

v. , ',can circles which once. mi him as the "bov won-

.- bucking the GOP r-r-j'.p'n choice of business-Arthur MeGonlgle. 51-vear-

. t?e! manufacturer. Two' ndcj/cndents also are in

• ids seem against a Sta*..• v.ctnry. But the native\ -.. ran turned Pennsylvan-... 51. always has regard-t—self as a long-shot. He's

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mv-> \ anla and Maryland1'li piunaiv elections today'v..:l: widest attention being•'•vi— tn H'Told St:«ss«n's bid forthe Republican nomination fov»-am Per nsylvania.S'.i- u. f 'Tciet governor of

V • nc- , and more recently anaide to P-e.idcrit Eisenhower. \<t uv.tMfi the ft.'publican State'I M'imm .'.it tun I's support wentto Art.'iu- M. Cionigle. a pret/elv r uf n turc;

Sr.us.-er .dsn i, fighting offcharge ih.it he b running in

• hone. that, as governor, he canhi rt V c President Richard Nix-y ' '-.O; -e. uf w.tilling 'he OOPP •. eM*' (] Hon Out!.I:; in I Wit)One of the Voters, .i' Oettys-

i'lio: wi I tie Prur ient Kisen-.I W >!-• 11! iMs to ship off a!I - eowtitrv ho'ne there en routeto a «■.leaking engagement mNe York

PICTI III It UM'VI \l»l the winners of life in¬surance studi scholarship* awarded hv MutualBenefit l.ife in ronperation with the College ofBusiness and Public Servire. Bottom rowJames ledinskv l.rjnd Haven junior. Charles\ arete, Detroit junior: James Puhl. f owler sopho¬

more; Jerry Henderson. Kingston senior. Top row(l-ri; Jack McDonald. Copemfah junior; Donaldllixsou. Chicago. III., senior: Thomas Raird. Sari-naw junior: Havid Coplai. Orchard Park. .N.Y .

junior: Kenneth Uinnert. Kcnmote. N V . junior:and Jerry Chadwick. Tooele. I tali, sophomore.

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Bciii l.ito In.in. ônr weeks of field work at\ -ir ioiis offices of Mutinl tteiir-I t throughout the country. InSeptember they will return torla-se* at M*I

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. II IROLf) RTASHEN . . .

4-• m lv optimistic. but a -. miges that victors can

r.nls w ith a large voti i

Despite a strenuous campaign,political ulwmrry estimate thattes* than 40 percent of the a.-.124.133 reentered vuierw—2.71X.-:i4 Republicans and 2.451.114Democrat*—will go to the poll*,(in the fiUP aide a turnout of amillion probably won't kmouth to put Staasen arrets.

.* ..ght v.»ti» tends to favor the•rgahitation candidates, a n 1

- ta*e Republican and Dem-leaders predict smashing

triumph* for their candidate,.uraiities ranging a* high

a 20»i U00s:oM-n has been on the cm -

trail since resigning f iurVu ago as President Eisen-

s special advisor on dis-" ..rrên*

If. election as governor could• Pennsylvania's huge block'.op convention votes would

a «.?.*! Vice President Ri h-V*.»n. should Nixon seek

• Fiepubtican nomination «»•<■ icnt in 1P60 Stassen virt-

-• /one. opposed Nixon's fe->"• .nav.-n in 1956-

1 i-enhuwer. who baa wot com¬muted himself, will *o4e tr»mw*' his Ottvabort farm home.V t; nigie, until he .was tap

r- ■ served as the fund raiser' "

- -late GOP He has nev-e» n a candidate for public

•*. tieforr lie is a lawyer

' ' businessman, and in hiseechmaking dfcltred

"e '.ate needs a businessman"a helm

^ - contending for tlie GOP' *rr.atonal jpot arc William* *. *xi. Jr. four-term state--tary of interna! affair? bo-

' he was dumped by the Re-* • van organization in 1954.

Harold Vaughan. a-saleaex-' i*ive with little barking1-vrngood claim* inde;<end^"^bport in the rural coukj-

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and he"* optimistic To po-# ooservers. however, the

l-i * -estion is: from whom will•" f*<d pull vote*—McG'hi-

t'e dr Stasarn?^ .«h natiotially the poli-'•is are watching the GOP

k-' ary fight there ts a contest";-(u«h of smaller proportions

•«t with leas likelihood of up-» -d the Democratic side.

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MICHIGAN STATE NEWSMay 2#.I95S Pact fair

San Francisco, PhilliesWin Exhibition Contests

AMERICAN LEAGt'E NATIONAL EEAGIE

MINNEAPOLIS </T>~ The SanPrnntmo Giants, NationalLeague leaders, walloped the('hi* ago White So* 10-1 in amajor league baseball exhibi¬tion game at Metropolitan Stad¬ium Monday night before 12,'•.>!»f«.n.

1'he Giants used a I ft-hit at-ta k on Hot) Keegan and TomGualtrrs including home runsl>y Hob Sneake, Jim IJavi nportand'H.iv aablonski Sjieake r.»i-let ted three hit , and rookie firstbaseman Orlando C'epeda battedin two runs with a double ands.llgleWinning pitcher f«r the Giant*

was left* Pete Bumslde. whoworked the |ir*l si* inning* andallowed onl* two hit*. Right¬hander Ita v Crone finished up inthe romhlned four-hitter.I/me White Sox run was Mip-

plied |»v Hubba Phillip*' home•» run in the second inning Phil¬lips got three of the four WhiteS'ix hit*, the other going to |,uuAp.irieio,In the third inni/,;: Aparmo

was tdOM, n nut a! • rrond tid¬ing to «ti;,| ;,fi,r 111 s'lieeessfiifthefts the season Aparu io wala-1 thrown out in steal at¬

tempt bv Yogi Ilerra of the

S/inin DefeatsSneilish .SellersIn bunhies I'llivHAWKIONA. Sriiiin '1*

Spam defeated Sw» d«n Monda,in tin- doi.il.li n ateii »»f fh.trveond round Ihivi* i'uo T»mn-ntat< fi in the Euro|w«in /on.However Sweden still led t>va 2-1 margin on the. dlength dif. f . ,, vsrtoi a in Suiida.%ii|4 Mirii: sifu ''• .match*"Tin two dm is.ve sjngb

matehe v« iI hi plave'l buhisli (i.oii i.o. Spain ' No Ir '•'.,i:i d • ,*h Alberto A' «

. .!-fi I l! Schmidt and

l.uii'Pi ' of Swedi ti ■.

i 7Swi"ii • Pre witfiouf the

M t\!« i of !1 ,i o a . Sveu f» i•

1'pon i« tio a i irplaeed by I.lin-0111 t

_ I lav Id' Oil ,< d m»f pla vfie. d'H-!o| lerommeMitatlori !»•• all ,e i.f Mi aehmg baek Mowe\i . la- will la- able to plav t<diiv areoidmg fo tfi«, d »it,a

IM Schedule

Yankees July 25. 1957 He wa*rut down-Monday night by HobSi nmidt.The Giants broke ioom? for

four runs in the fourth againstKeegan and continued the as-aud with four more in the fifthr.jf QuaUir* Keegan was thek s» r.

Pllll.AlfEI.PHIA—The Phila¬delphia Phillie* rallied fur threeunearned runs in the seventhinning to take 7-6 decisionir rr the \\ ishingtnn senator* inI hiiadeiplua s annual charitygame for ihr lienrlit of the Jun¬to! Baseball federationA crowd of 6,5.10 saw CHsie A!-

v.de/ rn.ik'- tiur eiror on one«toubie-pia> ground* r it* the•».y*ritfi inmng to m< up two oftta- I'll !ln riir.- la-fore the vil¬li an mfielde,- So.lv Hemps j>ud-cd «.ff a urpria- steal of homefoi wh,»t proved to la th*- di-' i'ling runTile i'hdlies Use»| foui pit h-

v dt. John GI a> getting theder|s ioh Halpf. l.umen'l woik-

. I veil irip'uig. t-.r the hear ,

mi; m ven tuiM on bulb Hipand strut k put II while yiebt-I'.-pii1 ki an i Chuck F. -egianhit hom> runs for t|je NationalI • ag.iei while N« a| Chnslevai.il K ■. Aspro'inmte rlouted

.i: l-'npja i foi the heel

VV 1. ret GB W L fet. GBNew Vork 1!4 5 .7®t San Jranriseo 21 II .65# •aKiR*a* f'My 13 it .53# ««3 Milwaukee I# 9 Ml •(lex eland IS I6 .4M vt l'itt*hurgh 17 14 .541 3'-.Baltimore I! 13 4R# Vi I'liiladelphia 14 Ik .467 6

Boston 14 Ik .4C7 ft (hirago 15 Ik .455 6»jWashington 13 la .444 It St. !.«ui* 13 16 44k «'-•HETRfllT 13 17 .433 9 Cincinnati J1 15 .433 Vi( hirago 11 Ik 4R7 »'3 I.o* Angele* 11 31 .344 10

MliNDAVS RESILTS MONDAY'S RESt'l.TsNo game* scheduled Milwaukee 4. Clnelniiati 3

niiuw r.Awr*lUHimnrf il |i»Tn*»IT — O'flell. 3.

I \s I-'Vie* tnrk if I hlraco IS} — Kurks,

I -. \ > li.m n 1 r 1 2-jHohmilon a! koiot * Itv iS| —

I'asrnal, f-J. o *.af*rr. I III'kImh a! • |r\ r land l\| — Smith,

tt *>arle»ki. 4-3

It* IAAF

Pacing Is ChargedI11 2 Record MilesSEW

rch-nrtlYOlCK >rVWill »' y>

1 - Whitt's to hi'tome of thr world mileto Ihn k HihoNon, the Mp»»cily Knjrli."h-

rnati who t i«« kt-«l in .1:57.J .

the yntiiij.' Austrnliati whoilay* atro.

"I her. again. .1 :na*. fro..on in .

|m>s -«• -101. i,t John I«indy of „

An 'rali.i, «tma 3 r>« i 1..0-

M/ f off: 1 a' i . 1

1 1 d« ♦ ,ii. pai mg. ii- •

LA]s (rcneral \laminer& *

Itlasts St1 itfor* Itwiners

Ol I IPiIrl flrlilIM ' Itallrv Ilit I Itallrv t v*Mil I IPiOrrp. I,|MM t W sh,H

o 4 mmmi, iIt.1 ilrv *

Itallrv »r • , Vim-f riaifc

Vim«h«nt t*»• i W sha» I *. 4. shaw *

LOS AN'GKLKS --Imk.mefttnl uttitmle ft»r iiiiseball,"l»o«lp» r < it-firrui Manager !v I

s . ... 1 w rong a ith StH ■ I f.*f ie . baseball.to- 1, f < 1 ijtioted Hava .

.1 di pat' n Iron. Milwaukee It 1 \ • n 1 npalhv fo* hlii 1 Wi* 1■ I fa!«-n' ,'.oK a' hifT, orT.f 1 mr hitli I it) tfi season

and if i»«»tI oiim i t on hufieaVi.V

JAZZ SOCIETY WEST CIRCLE DRIVE

MICHIGAN STATE JAZZ POLL

IUL0TW6 26 -27 -28

RESULTS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT

JAZZ CONCERT

JUNE 2rJ RAND SHELL

Snider "no Ionye r ha- thea news|«t|Hi .Motidav iju«»t»-«ilotva-f

*

| h •*.'.) ' «. {all ied binin y n I • .«f'» * Mo* I to,,!« .»«■ IK., • a . ar arrident.'

Hivjm was asked if 4tr inlend-ed l«» siispnol thr veteran »■!fielder, who is ftallilig Mil* .225and reportedl* not followingmedical advice to lake specialexercise to break down knee ad-hesMMis

TVIf- dV4.

J, tg«i i

%»ked b* Mirror baseballwriter f harlte Park specif trail*what wa, wrong with the rlul,lla*a>i said

'WeW .

or jmrhapsS to Herb Elliott,aiiyht ill .1:57.8 only thrt-e

eioplied up m ix»ih the Ii)lK.'^«*n* hi bolt performances n*.

. aga nst tie rub ,.f the Int* .

1 .'..and Amateur Attn »ti K*d-

nt course. |br oaring charges*• ill htvr In he proved, and that.1'inkv "sober, the chairman olthe l > Amateur Athletic I nionI« at k and field committer saidMonda* is might* hard. *

You Know mui Sober ••

■ • n iv, the |»«< dig rub onlooks, so at least Elliott's

. x ( oilId become an Arm r-

record fm matte 1 wnat theJa \K dee idt '

pointed out that t'u-!;, AAt' j)iit the .mti-pu. "ig

n'*, efle, t a fit 1 H g, i

l.i,- 1/, atnc tfie III'd in

fo*. rmnub tinierThen the fi/dtsh rei ormnend •

« ' «■* tb« IAAF * ',iih du*I..' a '< d on it jh |93H

Hot we tteter did put it on

our book*.' said ^wher. "lie1a1.se we derided that it wouldIn loo hard t«» enforce. I here islo>, much left to the judgmenttil thr oft trials

- , . also p«,.nv t out thai• Ii.h.,1 atut fj.iotf .mm ■

1 )■■ m .< in,it the • v • re j/ar- .1-, • fMV, li " tflt- ! 4 i'

•m 1AAI , i*

I lltoit stirred op a «ontrw •vets* when lie made hi* l i* flast frtda* nttht at the toll•rum Krlats l*rrw ftuolap olfr**» w a* insertrd as an addedstarter and «la*ed in the leaduntil |u*t «ftcr the hill mileThen he d 1apped out

E ia'

illii.t:If

I Jin' Memorial l)avGroup Picnics

"I %-ept fo* l.'hni,, t'odicsthe pildirp ha*r hero tncnisi*lent It* MUlle fthorklng to o-

%l| ftprmz the Holart st.*ft w *h« tog 1 tied as c,»-h| 4* 41,* in

the National league

CateringTerm Parltr*llutfrt*Tim*lUnqtirl*ltrrr|4lmnsHrhr usdl Ihnnrr*>|pr lings

Rental Servicel*um h ItowK Cup-*Sihtrttarvlh»hr*Snack SrN

SpecialtiesIt'iUio lake,t rull Telegraph

It's easy..fun..saves limeJust rail in «uui tvideri* . . . leave the irsi «»| thework umt wiirr> t*» thr rvprtiencnl hands at lloRirDair>. Your gtnu|i will In* pl«M*nl with thr tare thateach basket will xhow , . . right down In Ihr nap¬

kin*!

litis convenient t*ervtrr t* another that llomr Itair.vlake* pi id** in *atisf\mg their cusiwinersMere are a few nugKotion* for ji»«r basket . , .

Ikikrd Dean* I tesh. Ivan h.tml-urger

INilatti salad \ rgelabb-v-

I untb meat* i niter

Call IV 5-7294

Musial, Neiman TopBig League Batters|

May's .4062nd BestIn National

TODAY'* OAMK*sin I ranriteo *1 (Intinnali (N'l —*|,« ..rmlrk, J-4, v». f-aw-renrr, |-|

I >is Xngelra at Milwaukee <*) —I'uilre*. 1-3. ** Connrly, i»-l

( t.iragw at I'lllatiurgb (X) — liroll.I m i< friend, i-f

si Ij.iii* at f'lilladelpfila IN I -- L.VI* Hani, I, 2-4. t* . RUtimon*. 4-1

HICK HATIIVIAN of Miami. Ha . sits in his rarer after winntns thepole position for the 19'K race at the Indian.»jh.It* Motor %Rathuun's mialifviiig speed for the |»-mile run wa* I la •4 new record

Fiikf* SpilliiiM •

Loes's MoiiihI AnticsNol Ftinnv In 3 CriticsDETRfHT '■ The -

itbiri- pitehor I'.ni I.««•- wI'hrce , ri'l, . fbeUdt fa

th.' umptrf: ..rtfi <U(„U- i:.«n,e. I'.« Hi' K *rrj . ' ,K •

I/4V f h* • ' ' I'll' ! . I ■

rt. ... pi. r« ■

y-.r .

•». t' ' *

fit limit t »» to the ftecnnd inn

ing and with led Willi int. atbat I «M-s ruhhed his hand j, rie-»hi* mouth stuck out hi- tongueas if apphiiig saliva, and thengripped the hall

. ,i N (

. ■ ii;,in-

I hu season he has allowedIT earned runs in M'< inningslias not Mushed ail* of his livestirts arid i* <> t for thr »rar

< j>nn>lir\. OilOr IUilI I'arliI'or Ihnfavrs?

i,.

'Km hards tells mr not P»make (he utnuire* l«M>k badwhen I s«|u.*wk at„»ul Iheir • altbecause we ma* set the •

of it in a gamr he »>id Hoiif the* rr • ailing cm had t , »*ta sqi awk that \r*t»f I lulu■behind Ihr plate hid mr loused up

foe I ha*ei K««tne miitr,,*ef-\ has developed man* *nmtr

open aspeifs %in,r (I V|aile,oove,I hi- IMin* lion* Hr,-,',l*n |.. I-.- Vngeie- hut it he• ante • lull NYmmi s»* ring nf> »• ttooda, «.

DOWNTOWN I.ANSIN0S lll.VII'I.KTK I'OOD KHOPI'INIl IKNTtR

"CatariRf To TImsr Wbt Crtr"

UTIIITIC ItUTIISS!A KrrI mmg wrstorat

.STARTS

TIHORROW!

LUC ON— lad Day —

James Mew art in

-THK GLENN Mil l LK ST0RVM2 JlfkRlflil Hits

-Tl»* BENNY GOODMAN SI«r>MiMrvr Allen - Ikwuna Rend

GLENN FORDJACK LEMMON

K VSIIH(Mrs. Marian HraahlKMIAN DONI.KVV

«r. >m« « AJIU

T" T

latum it members James tI ormai, and -fisasalmd Wtmaomeed to .ail l-r the oil hwtsaid t« lone the area as an nildistrict the «w«iirii adoptedihetr ntaiKin

dhri runf^d-'■>)

. mn' ai. fx'-i**'Sai b'ukf fund,

Vut i !u ex-■' ' : " ' H'ta-. •>.''* a.'v-i -'ro itv.a,n.-.n/

u' ■ * b> pfo.-rifh w( {he

VlrP,inbuilt Sli|i.-To 3rd S|h>I in \|,

NEW VOIIK WImllliiiivcr liils ;,t a .!,,■a itial it ilopf* n«r

tiiirb r the heading of f?:. -nusual.

«■' . M p..*! who now * ,

(. : h; ; fctimc t')t«l' of l>3.fiftft. has been b ...

.. :m the 5«n mark f...•

. vou-.g campaignA rck ogu. the bril ...

• the S* I. OIK Cardiv ,,

i t'M In hi*« Musial ha* collect,

?:.• r. 20 'i.ncs at batt io !..*l.in showed a Mill jup,„w |

percentage of .4.6 Ihrourllilt's game*. However tin .

tiniird productive Muggins •? Isjn Iranriseo* Willie Mi,. |rould make for an intrirm?,.season-long duel between thevtwo excellent competitorsIn last week'* notion

, . r.cnii Id h:t* in 35 tr.ii■.;s average 1*< f,

t", s. - en »»f Willi*... homer putting h.« * •

jil.ii'c deadlock with,'«■ (i '.iv. ii* CejK'ria ar. i

!/-• Wall*. Each •

!'••' irgr. FTank Thom »,.it bl«»'.v> with 12

! • ,c American t/a. •

N . P. ,k over in the ..."

•.i : a i' a 190 mark. Th»ic' Pitting BdlUftvo.

•. u • n>. has been u «

. i,v .k.i. stHjthpaa•

,t f.i-»t coup'.c - s• ■■.id the rvgula,

. Ai- k Ht ha.- rolltvb ;

. p :r hi 1.1 : 15 trips*• \ 11 io»n ( .e*

. • . a f ' buvt-mnh.ri<»• ii into the rn- '

, ■ ' • He gamed 11 i-■; witf, n»- hits in 22 ..

I,l| M'lM.Ugald Of the SeaVork Vaukees. the pace-setter *v eek ago dropped into a thirdplace tie at .373 with leantmateHill *kowron. who has hernuiif, a hack injur*. Mclh.uiattlost Jo point* with a A-for *1|k riormanee

A of K.uis.t ( .'. ' a tur cd }a rS

t" again*! !»-"• • • . id tb«- in'

s W !«n 11 at.

)':'h 30. ■ (vrv » •*•!. ,

k ■ i" ir. I'h-Hr>.-i g ehaliet.-

. . •• :■ • ■ He',,- ■•

mtw* run? i

« }fHIS las! w,.

! i S-ix■ and 23 ru:,

, • -.ear» S(a- t-r of !b«

1,t.K)k '.V,

'•ii- Na"tona 1 *

. . s i'iim|e' '.i ' teas*- if'.

♦ a ♦XVII Mil X\ I 4 At.I I

I I VV I D »\|» * I I 44 '• fN ■ ,«,«» llillimao » *\ ,„«,A • \f V -Unavi. I• ■•»•« a.4 Xe*» X orkSft.,^r<»a V k i»kl IW 114 Iftolt '• *•l<> ikHi[.i *Hifg • I.,'Una *• • ■ Kansas I lit» >,nml< 4t.*si«nI nlut « htrain '»

MitWl Rt N*v n . hansa* * Ht»■ nsen •|.>st»n**•»•« • Ir * ilanat'"»rll H..sl'«nI -I'll « kk*|a*1 r-i.sii , trteUnR

Ml *S II % If 4 t> IN1 " Kansas III) *I rts.n kl.isltin• .'(■'fl linslwoI mil UNI. lilVRitll *I "• Ka>'f* ll'g n ilk

(•)iniia*|»* Vluaw/I.,1Vftjr.l.sl 2 Honor-V AA parallel bars ch.c

Tcti icurrd twv..barus Nunday night. * •'.he VISi: moot ouUtand.r* ,*■'

i r a-arti and bun.■c.dt-39 team captain M* * >*•I hi* teammate*.Mwyctlia, junior u*

fi n;) t hu ago Navy Pier h:--'f i *<uv,i ;n ail-around cr* .*t.tum *t thia year's eoiles -'•*a fit* first contest withSpartan* He jucvecc h-L«u. as captain.

tor I «■ on (.umiMu * Form BrtUr Jmbnr ■ |[irrifiiif<y

>-ad xvmbou derived from yowr ow. AMY■* 0*B AIK*» T'vpk')* •*» *

4 ^"Mhaitd wN u> kaUtng, J ur„r J ,Sl". "rn'odiog lisvu. ofhsoaj ca»

r-vn-.u mr L, ll^t, '7- t ^'v *,.,•>< ..4 " uu* uoumkaoptod magaaaca

O-Slsu. Ta cker thru the nc« VrM*■« jpvng avaiUhie LRU.

tti w

I.

v.

itate Faces Showdowntollmen1*0 MeetMinnesotaH„,ikMmMlrrWill

<h«mplon. it **nir c**i«tLntvrirtH the final week of

in the Bid 10, theIrian nine In In umlbiput-I, of first place,l.lialf Riitie ahead of the■ ^r«itv of Minnesota and1, imoic iii front of Ohiolv I'riversity.

: first time this w»a«on• Sj»art;ins have been

first place, althoughb.»cn Had for the top

. ;nrr the second weekI* . also the first time

«■ 4 when they won theirii • :!<•. tnat the Spar-

hold the undisputed

• ,n the Big 10 Khed-:tl a ill pit Michigan, •••» Minnesota in a

. , ii-r showdown that, . • ,'e the conference

If- the same show-MSU's basketball

;,ic»'f| with when they• - University of Indiana

• hvnninnship last March.spirUqs will be on Uie

J f„r both ronlesta. On Fridaya plat la*t-place I'nlvrrwlt*|..ua at Inaa Fit?, and Iben)rl hi Minneapolis HaterdayI tHr *|| important doubleftlrr

the Spartans and Goph-:a?t:ing it out, Ohio State

IIig 10 Sinnfling*w I- Pr» r.n

[ nutaner«v the :

1 -yt*M

I MWOVS Tfc \< K STAR I.mi Hum d-inthe bar at »ii" |«t set 4 new meet high jump fee-ord <1 th, Intradural d„rm rhimpun.hi* Man

Behind Harness' Twin W ins

»ni' k) «il""day. He *rV»reg m«»re than K<If his Uim« points4S it jumped U 4 first Issid lead in the meet

hnimons Tliinc'laris Cop Lead

; '.av r Purdue Friday an I.a.eheader at Illinois Satur-

x r i- of jfs" can be men-it tnm time of the sen«»n,r, > one is that if Sta'e

* . , at least two of the threyh#nd Rtcres. it ran be a -

• of »' least a tie for theThis would mean that M.n-\, would be eliminated, andOmo Stite would have to

three of »ti weekend-1 to tie

• - '-e if the Spartans winr*f. games, they will be as.

* 'he undisputed charr.p-Thev currently have a

• inference recori. whileras an R-J mark Ohiothird with S-4. The

* rre rained out in onev infests, ard accordingt 10 rules, postponed games

•*» rescheduled,lie Bit 1#l'»f>r-senU (be

| ST%.% Vitairtd |gr playoffs.I * ehsnr* to become (be Col-toftd ****** rhamptsna

* the Spartans tie withS'a'e for the title, MSUm-'esertt the Rig 10. ac-r conference rules.

I - da!# that "In case of athe team that has

|-'V" «e»son record again«f' rc.p}.» e competitor shall'he R.g 10 m the HC-

■'IV tournament."'tan Stat# swept both

1 * ■*>>header againstI *rve« earlier in the sea-

.4-4 and 7-1. Theae weretwo times that the two

\ tref thif year.Spartart continued their

I fading hitting attack lasti«e»4 itsinst IMinois and

ierting j| safe blow*• " T.:.m*.s clash Friday and

*v«'urd»y'j doubleheadcr'he Boilermaker*

- * .n all three weekend•'fating the mini. S-0.

W and l-l■ l"f, th, Botlrr-

f * s-r wed to be the rough -' - * r for Uie Seerian*.

I as three player*. Capt• Pt -msr*. Dlcfc Golden.'•* v-hieoel, lestlvtd min-

^nd may not be avail-duty when Rtale pUy*

* >ut« University Wadnes-t. a : n-rfialarsart uit.

.I.i Hiirv' s rtui; tcr.-fl winsth» h.gb ;trip and broad

lunip .v-.' M..r,da>

^' F rt' " '* ' to an car yleap p. 'wo-ytage intrainur*ai porfj..* ,f. 'r.u.'KHum. • *, : jump -ict

tit. ■ ri» « r?(.-.•« record *r»dub*. "• ''»•! big Jon ' ,

b i'-»P '•( Vtfjl-, ag,, ii;\* inning 'I '.ifiif at *h" broad

fuller wins were posted byBailees Mil ket Walker, witha 41'?" hea\e in the shot put•■tent, and teammate f.ordonI'nrter. with a 3:13.9 r*m in theKMI.

\K - - y fv» r,tv ■» ;»«. i(ieda' W. ■ , «. ,rid <1 r:r ,o

outing fc'».-r *»■ -.»*«,■ Ita.i.'j . .

U ifT <•»*. *;r...t. Ii* ♦ \*\ to• 4 w. .* St, . -n:i K1 ' S'.a -.

*.* «-uj ■ the n«»*t two j e- *.■ n- •

v.'* A * -"■ .r.g Hwtterr-ei.1 andP.at-ef fr:a...t.yP unt- a-e a-Carded tw the

• ;• ... .0 i-«i( n > vcf,'.Of, a 5:4-3-?-; is if, ,MV.>Uu- ■ ontr •• 2 U

IMacine Itehiud llirne** inthe broad lump vtere Herb Ad-

IM HighlightsT".- IV

re.-,. .1

Ma! «te . *r > i /.♦'S»%f>V>r. .

sene* ar.1 *Vj"1 s g *• ar. I

♦

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hi of k 1II

llffC'k «fUaiirth <M' « laid iI lee» Ipeal )

S'.a '.g»C-K Ml':

I'.t. Gardes, Vets I•t- * •*" JohnIf-p«: a J AJU

- CO Vc'< hed h *hr;es a?

# ♦

Piston Manager.Delano. KeMgii*From PositionDKTPfdT P

resigned Vmanager *■' tseTh*

f-ed ?>'a*on genere!

, • Pc >n*

»e*f 'r- i»: 1

h,'plar. •'•ork H» ».• • »•*' " 'C,T

pr-for# fie- 'PT-r.gwT if the P;«'on«

Nate-.e-a!

minv

e*ner».! .'oarager

la*» year ■* her,Bctkefhad A-< '•sftHMw

switched <>••••' r'Wavne IndIkll.. r—**"'

than in a letter tn.asaw fred/•liner at FoHner'aFloridaDelann

genera manage*reouireme«t* and

*ta* the yd) of.-hanging ;■«

refiuiremeo' • «— »dded Tr_"7olIrer should .have a (re* oandla <M4, kaw i«J,r, .n !l» '■ 2.'rlub »• r— o f»»" ! " "T'OTKl T-ir ■' '»boil *Th. 1-#.""*,

• ■»Wrm

kMO

Jun, ! . _ ,_

D* .no »» p f'rltrail bU.r» j. ."I >

SAV1 MONEY ON LAUNDRY! Iel MO fiCW

E. LwtM pdt - 211 Esrrsrrm

Inr nrrtDKcrs sceciai.- BH

derlv nf F.mmons. Narm an

^mith uf Went Shaw. Carl Walk¬er of lUiley and Ions B«ti ofRather.Second through fifth ;n shot

put were Ed liar*/ of WestS!,aw. John Sm:*h of Ea*t St.a*.I>.ng Con*-- of Ertroon-- an ) p.- Afir ,f r> of East Shu ■'

H.:: f'r« w of Armstrong andP'.jii Clark (•'. Bu*ter*.ei ) were

second and third .n highjump T« 1 f.,r four'h p a ewere Ken Harwood »nd JohnSharp of West Shaw. J»-: • v

Kjc rrcit of Emmoti* <i-, J' B. ••Behind Porter in the n«« were

f buck Nedeau of last Shaw,.lim M'(.ounn » f | mmnnv Ronkranesch of Ballet and l.arryBurn* of West **haw

Cjoa!if> .r.g rounds were *un,r, the lub yard »ta-h. j_*n-wd *run »r.<j 60-yar-! i>-* hurdle*.

eachI.naneven* adVanor.* t .

We<JriesdaySha?v» .5" >1 «he f»*-'4 :n

tie : at *i*-. Ad-'icr. Narmun■S-.f>ri V*«»k aril IkeC..r.e>. E-»«f S? aw and B.ilW -" f Tia.l* . . joa.d* ingSbnrp ah* gaalibed with the

Wot Uoe In the ??• at 13 4Adderfy. Htitt. Harwoodvr. r im»le» and fit *9tl«B ofWest *haw ftlliag mmt the topsi*.Harness c'<a. <ed 'he fastest

tTe.in.if.ars- run in :.».e hur liese*. eft at "A. \ arm. an Smith.I * *.V. n-* i >r iin * FrankS* if-i- : } .rt- *.■- A... alscir.n Wt-dfies&ay

*. - • *. e ... • ■ e 440.•• >r-t i t ndu i-.u* theggr-varrei»-. -4 1.' r-u'.d .utWVrr.* \ **•«*; j «

WUt« 4«

(>.M , W-e II hiefk I

RIOCK IVDl ItIm** •

PV %ipa« •t»*>* 4

Phi tifk 4lufti *.h«4a»t I

■ A* '*■' Ixftnitf of *h<? yearwe decided we wouHr.:*! **.>ke

*r-. t ' laid the ruddv-faeed'Th*» f or *e-.nr« who

' we? Au«'r»!.» and Her'ev•

,. .«• h-i •. e I" !o»vVe*• jhe **a?e department.. •..-♦■s*#-* uj or «»g * crew%' n •, meet 'he R-t-'fii

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•Tr« a great •nwoetunP* te toto Mooeow P-rsonallr. Id loveto t" Bit I'll rot pot ant heatan them The 4ee»«lon will betheir* a tome

"I'm ture if we d-kht go,Washington wf Id make a fin# .

. re- rese- *a*ive af» ut the Bua-t *r.- ' Patnarh". dt added. 'f--r'.'•a* ma'trr ;n? of the otherc •" * . -- fv»,o Harvar d or Syr-frr u*e -- tha* were ;n *? e taftevn' r.*' Safurla* would representu* very wed **It Va'e ViJM to go tof -ival Her,lev Pegetu. July 2-1.there'* • strong pmafbillty ther

'■•■jid fee* ?h»- University of'A'a*h;-fton'» If <*k:e* foe th»r gft* <»> *he free rite toliec-y T*ie *• )'e departmontwanU t« *emj only one crew

SportsSficht Sport. Editor — Mike Preytll*

MICHIGAN STATE NEWSAfa» *g. 195d Page Fire

In Invitiitional

Elliott9 Delatiy MeetI.OS A.VOKLKS !/?'>—Australian mi!<*r Iferh Elliott "ik

r»*a«l> to bretik four minute.4 r vt ry time out," hU coach *ai<JMomiav. . — - ——- —

Anti-Trust ChargesArgued by USTACOLUMBUS, Ohio iJP)—Th, 1958 h>rn-«« racing «rMon

prol*til.v will h* over 9,for, thorv is a decision on whetherthe United States Trotting Assn. is violating federal anti¬trust laws. -—

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pt,-M?jvp.thJnk:tig Percy Cerjt-t\ .*;>«» * >M local track writcf s

a! the.r weekly meetingW'c're r.ot wornxi uijo.it Run

DeSsinv We won't ne«*d anytr it.'iuili/i-r pills thinkingit Af'.«r the race its Detanywho w :l( need them "I lliott and ilelanv. Olvmpir

1.50b meter* champ hoek tip inthe < umpton. Calif., lnvltjpon.itJune g.

K -*•. who opened hi^ C'ulilfoi'i.at • jitip/cigri w .'n a r <ord-fc< 3 A? 8 Ti the Culi.eumlie .v K:. ta\ night, was presentjr 'he- lonchfinl • ri.meiitiitg on th«* touchy

po.n* ,f whether he a ».•- spu.: »• 1or p> a r.tbbi' F..5i' *t

I d'.n't cor.sMer it a p'"' 1no- f .j two reason*. I didn'tk• '.n.v bloke v.,it iri 'here .t.

a ■ j; •* B» m-Ic-c. I ran the o*.f*> ' • .:ds a.i by p-.v-e!f "Meet referee l.arry Houston

railed it j bona fide rare and*aid the time would he snhm't-ted a* a world rernrd. He in-*i*'ed thit Drew Dunlap of Te*.a* was-pot entered a* a rabbit.

th At- an off.rial compet i-ti: '.-«« referee- - ■'!

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Voiles kail c Ink l)-l* «U«m» Chi 3'k**«• >-v : is-: i» r.iu * i-it-tlired Irs.n l» IS-IJ 1*1 k I'hi 1S-II-1

MO* in VI I.I «hi« ) * %roi*tr»»n« I. 5k r ft. si r«r t %. *. lifven t. INswiiah link I H'.»»«as ItU'Je. * * HaII'* « 1Bs'hrr *. 14 Hatl.er 1 4

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He admitted, however, that hec-tr-r-Pd Dunlap * name nf the'jffi'ati card" while the race waii n fer wry Hn*j«bm slid he un-(icrktood Dunlap w as ir. the racel--ec*o«e ne * ceded a go "! warmîn. fur h.- up .n the rruie relav.

F itofi *;n-e over the grass. '•> e e< •' .«•'? the recngn.rud•■<>,*!/? itani.r-t • f .1 *»a flat set

J.»hn !,?»• !v a!-o of Au«tra-'»t. Jme 21. I'l >4P-n i .and i urrung rerng-

f .?i->fi i the ;:mo of .1 ST 2 hyF' t! -" i s Ihrek It»i»o'« n Jj'y

Government and associationlawyer* argued in Federal Courthere Monday about a «eriws ofcomplex question* each ha* a*k-ed the otherU S. Di*trict Judge Me'l G

Underwood told them to putthe;r argument* into hr.efs. tol»e tiled w ith him- in 10 days. Hegave each side {hree wtwki aftetthat to rt!e answer briefs.The ran# Itaelf won't begin

until after the brief* are la andthe Judge ran rnl* on thr gnea-tlona.The Government claim* the

USTA h.as a stranglehold on theharn«»s* racing business thr.Uknits charter, rules and regtila-ti .r.s The Government firs* ask-m the- USTA a series of ques-tii.r.s which would require d.g-gir.g into old rt* ord*. The USTA

(ilicolioui^ May Drive NoviSpecial in Indianaiiolis ."SOD

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Dirk Rathmsnn of Mlamt.uinner of the pele po*itlon for.the Sol-mile Memorial Day rate,had j half d"ten tap* around the'.-mile trjik at a steady 113*

mile- an-hour flip.

R&',.p,tinn a:?u attempted to*c« • fast he could bring hisV N jfiv i SpsH-ial into the pitat . from the track end got a'

■ -•'■ • i.r.g'fron Unfed S'a'e*A .'•» C: -I, -ft Lick laugh¬ed i*. off js jver-shudt.ng myp.* ' i •* ■j'her* e-it:mat«?d he

. ■ ,g 100-ftii'm-an-hour?<, m **!«• j.-f track He had to

said an unknown amount oft.me and monejr would be re¬quired to do this and said someof the answers are unnecessary.Then the USTA asked the

Government a series of ques¬tions. which the Government de¬clined to answer and counteredwith an objection to the ques¬tions.

Attorney* for both aide* con¬ferred for several hour* at »hoJudge'* request to decide whatthe basic l**»e I*. Thev agreedit is whether the USTA rule*and rfflatiom rtototo the lawor are unreasonable.

These rules and regulations,the Government claims, giveUSTA the power to excludeho»e owners, drivers, trainers,track*, sponsor* of stakes ar.Jfuturities races and racing offic¬ials fr >m taking part sn harnessra ngGovernment attorneys said

need information about viola¬tion* from *ne USTA becausethere i* no other place they canget itUSTA af*crr.e%s »a:d 'he rules

are aimed at keeping ham«iracing hor.est,

!feak ra: ,t:v doing a half-ipin,off .the track

When Holy Crnss b»fit S>t*-cu>e 20-19 it marked the firstf ofball victory t> r the Crusad¬ers over the Orange since '.heir33-7 win in i»48 *

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Yale May Row in IlenlevFor Trip to MoscowSK WY0RK i/TWetjHCh Jim R*»fh*ehmb!t «nil Monday

he'ij low to **«* his outstandmitf Vale crew row at Henleyand Moscow this July but -aid ♦he «bK-i*ton up to theboys and the University attthoritiee

,--f» , -- v/ best show-.«!5.g »* Hen >* «-;-u.'d g^t *he *r:;.-"H *>i-t *:* great *o r»

Ws Rf* ' *o 4 Ba'hsct:*? . *•"I'd Ilk* to o* that race res¬

et! »aal F'-n VV*lles Yalefreshmaa ***** h Waif** rowedf-»r 'tiihlBs'wi and h»* br«4h»rFw*t* r* th# V' ? man en therorrert Tale eifhtft i'f 'X j -' V: »ke B-. ■»

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o .Tv# ir.i >? -Re ," -tee tb.»t* e. shed MTrs ; tq Cornel *tHen » r last ¥C*r,

?f Vie >e.«*ee up fb* H*-- « «

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«-jf •"** --'he* E»»*rr« crew* woa .4go Pen r- cd }t*e;f 'rA

H* .derided »h»» o"*!) tn#winner at the Eastern chgrrr.t.nt© «nosA*d gs»" •« i Ptmti ■: -. *»J-.# Burk wh"*»e Quaker* f.r, »?.-•d second to Y*>Vac wjtl- *ake an unbea'en

;e-co-d into ?*» final r»-g *ea-•on race aga;n*t Harvard eri thdTTuure* at New 1. .'kkgton. Conn .

June t«Although Yale hos bratrr. Ha*-

v»r1 fs»or sinigfit year* UiereKosnt been an all -sr.nrung Ya eeight r -r-vre then ?b >«*r*.The El.-*

. woke :r^ Carncg.al.uike r*cr»rd for 2 OOO jre'er*fi mile, 417 rard*> m wlnh.? g

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fcMxfCZkfttfTnrUv let q* take up the •riefiee of medicine, which ewa fp.

venfed \P 1iy * f ir**k ruuuMl Hipprcratee He mom■ round him a group of devotes! diaeiploo whom he railed"doctor* " Th# rewaon lie railed thetn "doctor* ' wee that tbegr

all their tune sitting around the d<wfe and •JanAtag tketreeae In truth, there qae Bttlo rim for Ikmn to da bocwuMdieraoe waa not invented until 1477.After that, (k-Rtr.rs 'enmr voty Lepry. tsit it muet he admitted

that tl.eir knowledge of rjieslu u<e was lamentably meagre The/knew only <>ne treatment a change of climate. For eaampio,i French doctor WfMiUl send all his patients to dwitaeftand.A ."irno •UteUa, on tlve other Itarel, wnqJd 4*nd *JI his jwUmtoto Frame By the entire pofeiiat* a <»f France wae livingiti Switzerland, and vtrw rmro This iaU-r tjerame known as theHla«.k Tom KtpheannNot until 1924 did medicine, ss we know it. cr-me Jr.to Wng.

Iri that year in the Uttie Bavanan l iiag* of PagoPpgo anelderly pl.yve uig name»l R .nko -!«*/■■■ daw>»s*erwd the hogaster led tie. He was, of f-urmr, t*urr*m 1 as a witch, but hw «*! ydta, disguised as a nrmtvpe. made tua way to ARMfkaB wbaeeha m-en tad the Mayo BrAhsea

Mwl:eir>e. as it is taught at youf **wy own crJlege, ran bod:\nJ»d roughly iiiVi two <-laseifi<au>mo. Than a internal msdi-tiii*. which a tl^ trratmeot of mtcrTio, and sitarnal mssiisiiMkWl.j« h o the UmXttotii of estrmt

I haeasea aW» fall mu > two hpas! categories - cA.naac andacute. Ut.pjr.ic daw-oea a, uf LnlWr.rr.ateO >J tho theo,which can la mighty pam/ul, Wm» you tne! lost sumitaw »y

Haskeil was vtrveken with a rhno attack while ho waa

out pwkirg up tm/otl, and A was rau,U,« lofora tfo wretchedtoy could strsigtirn up Io fact, even after To was cured,llaskril moitmuod to »«-k srourei lent met ^kaJtI4e. "Doe w«*ig•a for snvrai year* lof-ra If taiigar, Uw Wh ttot dd warate/practitsuM# who treats Hashed, dotvsared thol Hibi Bodho trutsmn tuttored te his vrag-

Two ywar* ago Haakdl hod Addasuo's discose. Addwon. cufi-oualy (waft', had HaekciF* ) Fuoc Uaakcil ratehso evcrytiungthat eons along. Lr>vab!a old Ikr, Cahgart uocw said to hiaa,Tjwo, I ftoeae yow art who! they rah a natural bra* catcher."•Tbs joha is 00 you. Due." rrgiiad Haakeil "I am a third

baeetnrr. * Ha thawuppo fad rato such a it 4 Dgpliag thol the4ck« hod le put turn wodra wdstt—. do* he is to this day.

you aA I rao'd* rrat in up te yog. Go ere ha ymm raed ashen!and pofcs arwiad bringpo/aorenod wnlehen pteitiite X-rayeach other- Cuatrbute to the bos* teeh , * . And Mraisr,

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Circuit JimIk*' Eiwrp SnowHuff in a ruling Monday upheld tHi* validity of a StatuSupreme Court order trans¬ferring him to the Way lieCounty circuit bench•Ii idge* tlillf. 4!t. wtm hit< i"U -

ru-d mm a one-wci-k bait:.- withthe high roiu t over 1 lit- trail--fi-r ordei. handed duwu ft.- rul¬ing n* tir presided ovt-r hi- In ■'1tii v ra-.e since defying 'hi.- Su¬preme Court,Albnriey Komail Kotil. np-

leefitihg a 11|m*11ii i■ firm in i

damage Mid, qui -tinned Hull-i ight to hoar On- ca-eKohl cited Judge Huff's |if.iii

to appeal to the I'.S, SupremeCourt In hh bafllr with tin* stateSnprrmr Court.-If the United Stales Coot!

sustains, the judge. |.u.|tiuiiUteil RetPuis of the slate eouitinnv Ire considered void andhave hpn with no lunsdietiim ,.nWaviic County." Kohl saidfluff, in rejecting Ihe attoin-

cv's petition, said;"1 nm properly a^.u-'Aed by

• tic Michigan Supieun ( ouit andits odinini-tnitor The ordii.stands until Mich- Inne .. ii Is.

changed."The court has no alteriMthe

lint to overrule Ihe motion of Ihedefense attorney anil proceedullh the rase."

' I've made m\ p«lld. ' .fudgeHuff KOiit. "\V« wid' tak* m-

t.. ihe t'o.'ed Slab Mpicnic t '"it I if ;! r .en ptr dThere is ho iiM-ful purpose bi tinlllnie to i i-lii-Saginaw

(tierLs IlohIMood Surrey

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I'rolesls Seen in I'iaul

infiltration from Syria*

Makes l.rlumon IlolspolWASHINGTON i.-lh A State Iiepaitmeiit official said

.Mofulav "arms ami armed men" infiltrated from Syriainto l.oiiamm to stir up trouble there.It. of In iai id-, mil Po Mill

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the Ciiiiiiiiiitiil pi ")!'• 'ti-Ki a I |oif' id ' . o- r, W 'lal'Oi than • lii||«nvmi» .\i;

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ramp orientation titer loo ady anted eadel% ueei mi ihe trip yylpehttas to ready Ihrin for Ihe hash tiainnu ihe» »»tl irrriye sunmirt

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11AIN'KSVI 1.1 .K. Flu. "Ti—CiiivciMty of Kloridn of-»ficial.-i. concerm-d over twostudent riots in the pustWf-ek. said Monday seven'

penalties will he imposed onthose found ytiilfy of takinppart in the demonstrations.fi: Wayne tfc it/ onivrrsttv

I• '*• ->it iii pniu.*iiriu-nt yyi!"i.i d-.li a j a n .' > -1 :• and' expui--infi i -U-pHhaii "makes it dit-t - o"? '■ i i i, ion to iin-

tilieen. look as Mean Com den ofthe Sehool of Aitrieullure ta«sItoli firay. Ac f'ouiiril presidentat Imtne base.

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I <"• till ■ pa t v. "i-keriu that sell''. y ii "a iia-ludiiii( t vs • •

i;:.i\ rr-at -. ,ude-tt> allil threeiiUiver-itV polirena n to a hos-

l". tiea'naii? oj in juries.

More than l.tuhi men and mo-

'men -tndenu took part in thedemonstration Mhieli Kelt* saidyy.is planned lit advanre. 'I'm en-fy-flve students \yere arrestedand plaerd under hond oneliarces steiniriiiic from the dhvorder.

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nil ;n! pitfound n>- uiiU.- ual propaâiid iai tiv it. b> ttussia or < 'oiiunun-i ' i tuna in Hn P.uim.i ini'nh n'||< aid that amount i d t" •

tittle the iial'liiK «d •» t "inn mi-

i-t-tiont piii.en lot a t> ■ min¬ute, la lore tla t S Kmii.il;.ilo'i'"i. lOi one anil Ppi.n a ii In H i; left behind

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KlH'lil'l Ex/MTI lo SjH'tll.A SOCKET ENGINE expert will dlrem- nlld lllurtrute man-m.,'le

Mitellitc.s. space propulsion and rocketry at the monthly meetiticthe MSU chapter of the Atnt'i'ican Chemical Society at .10 p m .Wedin-sday, 122 Kod/ie. Charles MeKnikht. u chemical etupM •«with reaction motors, is concerned with -'udies of he compato >sales effort allocation anion# the varioip r#«»cket inarketim: b<and activities

Seniors of the Weekpuma!:

Hal MiHonhonored 'h::- vacck ■>s Councilyp. Curnalia

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teacher education, will spend a yr-ai m tin Piulippui. - ->u a t< «h-niral assi-tance protect for Stanford Utmei'i'.v H< and his f.im-tuill lea', e iii Jiiiic for the Philippines ulu-je tic will upri-.ritStanford as a team leader of a group "f sprcialj-t- par■' > ipatn i! 'ia Stanfurd-spoii.soit-d fntei national Ciiopti' i'i-Affrnmi-tr.di«/n t" ""jeef. Ttie primary pnrpo.i >d the ptiue.-t . 4 ,4illV;m higher education and the impi--' ■T.crb • >i '» t.« • b'amnm "*Philippines.

Eiiznli (iris Toft EosIlilt. JOHN A. H'/.AK. pK.fe--oi o| t.-a. h. i .<».

namict presnlerrt ihe Ameru-nn Counul >n. |ndu-?ii i Kducation 11. vi a- also designated chairman <>

lilaniuru; commit!., for ttu- .-rcani/ation <)'>!■: i"-k u/ak tor l!i5H-19iin at a convention in Ho-ton u.-nand a member of tT*»w**yy< t' coininitti i ot the An •Art As

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AHOI T 25 MKTIIOAN . on >.,m . -tiltor- to tin norma! CouimnrTrt Oflmr <; id.i> throuijh Friday A.l-.anir <in./ilrt.-■>t"i pole i captain linuteiiaiit v >> t v:• .ifJ' ,,iMeek-long cowls i , .Ii 'ii'iiw: t" !.« It offlr.t.on . to develop theil" kii".- l'd_i anb -ku b dir>> 'iMi;in a police depar I men* |a.mt ..w' He p-.n >MSU School of Polii.- Adimni 'i,.r |,oi and Pubic >» :

pr.»|ect aft- the Michigan state Polue. Ma lug.i- A nPolice. Miclugaii Siw-riff A Ma higan I"»* p* "t PuPitloo, Michigan Municipal |.,»-agm and thi h • b. i a Hut'. i >tmat ion

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MvErislal (ilnl for Sorrierl>K KIM. MH 'KINTAL ill"'. . • health e .

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