S. VatraU Slab North W- .wiff I KORfASBBS&^m ,• WKATHKK: IIKAVY SNOW, i*; ■f| Dgll IIN<; TONKOIT i ■Wi i fWA DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION in. MICHICAN -r SATl lil'AV. JANl'AKV laugh A Bay, Washington Keeonmietuls Drive Freeze Considers Now fat'* See IV I* Dandy... Wages, Prices Draft Of Vets 201 The students Its the Sociology class were nil overjoyed Under Controls Man* M'% Karr when they got Luck their term paper*. On the top of nlmo*t ev« By Government r<»«ililc S«-rj !«•»• . Cry paper was h big red "A" but W I he Joy was short lived. The pro¬ ASlllNiiTON [,V\ — fessor explained his method of I hi- hmisi' Arinn! Srrvii-rx marking, "A" was only average, <-*MHh it tee. yesterday was re¬ "IS" was excellent, "VG," umisu* Immediate Stabilization futed iMil.-riiKt o|n>niii|f the I »nd "P" *»» 0U1H" KOREA At Thursday's Price Line in a ! d»i%r<* shirk carried .» patrol for re point «Ithiit 33 mite* of the SXih parallel, 1".* , Hannah States WASHINGTON «- if uointc Ktolillifer t;rie Joint si on recommendations lor a generAt American college universi price freere. For Fin-ope ll.ixuu'l ( li.n »« II, Amt-ria-at!* | t»es are faced with serious Inn Hum UMI Cliiiit-.,- 1,'i'iU i.-niod with •• i-j.Mswni J financial problems, Preaidetit Canada Suggests Mew i iii-i-i-. in Hi-1.i-ii \ <>. was | Hannah declared last night. | ^ short address to the Mich- It* CUi-iiliiiwi-r tV- orfiil rli-mi-iiis ,«f »f Si-otil i»,. T s l-'riilay, kiUms IVI , op. i ' » iv'X v pail went to ' TV * » ' 'Rfln ,,,,,RS i "aid that decreasing, enrollments Hannah (lease Fire (loiiferenee I'A HIS -l-i |.'r.ii|oi> in- j|t colleges,, combined with in- > . hai'Ki' "I" a "i»Klo hill 'nt on j creasing costs, were presenting vited a divided and fnghteneil IVi»|mi-«' M<-«-liii)! \l I N Or A«-» ll.-llii i ,l,mn • .n>|Hi«ition t-lsi'«li. ri' ut'llti iv. .11 ' colleges with new troubles. west Kurope y«*y toidav to ntop ' mv.n whirr I|u' lii .l \m r ...i' »wig. in«n-1 I Speaking specifically of MS(j. I'll Tl'Bt Hi ll Ulillll*-. Knri'illl Illla lllil.il-> its Nipiahhlttig and put it t uafmjlh nnict. "When enrollmenjt ii-ia ti'.i- committee i , jtecrrnnc*. most jHSOpIc think tiiWt , '» Canadian Foreign Minister Dealer oiiorpting costs decrease ten.*' I»AI\KSl (t r ' •"ion,pes ; ip.wpvrc. he (aiinteil out that I It. Pefipsnn suggested e-tfeidav a cease-lire conference here ■ wiw .•( II«- flr„ Ihoujh trwi-r •turtrnl, «!• ! „r „| \, w Ih llii. Iiulii within a week as a conclusive test of . . V ' ,u 1' roarses are 'ST M,m* numb" offered. , roninmntsl I l.inaV . ,, . intentions in Korea. He said the UN in- c.n» put mto j -The iMiiy~thing that hnpi»cnK ! «ht»Mlt| give I etplug 4H luiUfs., * tihutiiAhlr 1 is that we have smaller sections," ! (n Sa\ S4|„, ||r junnted out that » ' whether it Wolilil take eliminate Dead v '-•••■ ' « :.mt IIH-IWM- .if M cr..l. |wr loi.I O'" i - i- il)N|>s l.Yti.tmt) ; ..1.1 ! r otdaiiMNt f.M i Msi' , ,MI Uflds $30,000 yearly to the i j AaieuciMt « 11 *■ I - w .thlield.j budget. "The cost of o|wn- |,„iK,m.nl on IV.uvoo : - u.; •• | Organizations, ui- Ho> cuntiasittd ! Hfjnx the plant i» stilt the same," i rila> Niglit „ nu„|,. >•, , si\ ,.ion! , .no Says Dean King other pork iN suh- II, lllllll \IM IIKIIIVN P Tickets iM«i h.otiilers, iaith Axailahle Unrolled Acts | has t* level? prcvmlifut if pel ioiI. Ah the Decrease fdK) if appriMiclie* par- W inler Term SAiUrrfAA MfflillS • The |H>lilicaI commute Parr luuiis. lor—the m*n i> ilrlult k;miM-r ) Hii/r "Still Holland Very Guwk1 Reports |« For Students J Kour MSi' iwd*. injured Tues- ' BULLETIN >l><: Kiilerlaiuers \ndilion Tuodav 'mm: dull orr.i- lice Skule Dancing CoUllCU Plan The NEWS IN BRIEF tlomie Cx/tlosion In .Venn/if lli-iiirii-al Roek'a Slorv Told TnJ'l Ituclis Korean II illnlmnal I'oriini To IJiM-U"" i HP AMO -P- .ScUiiior Hi ft iH-Ohm) a,. I vravu!,, thri t-oprd Naiionv. rucrr.u-is .ni W .Vnuuan i.»-vn Discriiuiiialioii L |.i I'P 1 'an w. Sui}» YouilifnlPuhhshc ttodi Sptil Between Cities II Of^r * * * * ... Donate- V\ inning" . the rnid between l4mttng>. I n'eze lermeil I nfuir 'iuu»u4l feuturr of Uif rmk MIAMI HKACM. Ha - 'd'u- W Hi;..Omri. i rr-i.f.-m ,T H was that A cherry tree had split ♦ wren it* halve.*, ' Time pa$*ed. and a highway * # ★ * war constructed between the cit¬ ies.. The rwk, located at I«aiuing's third Coid Miners Cel liaise city limit* on what 1* now Mich¬ igan avenue, wag torn up. Part WASHINGTON—(AA—The h known !»* M A C. of it wac moved to its present 91 W) m day wage increase *ite. the hope the raise cn.u tfAvelmg nlwig TU ttwy ul Um nsh uUilia 1U gcuvial vva»t>pi"kc THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS London trWPT To Till' Editor Pajier | iJteWTfa Michigan State News n srTT ihr l«v»i Witt# i»>Tui«M in Ihta'urwsoAPrr<. as wrU m* nil At* r Of iVtiirVrtliiir ; Chaptor's Aol ts-mlnn.- (AP) • The lihrriil 4(HhI if i y Lois Kosnlls Big A few words nf mngratlllnttim are Ton In order fur one nf th* flcn. Fmcw how to keep hhumtiih M.ic Arthur "only *h«il. ho would Nlatwi n *i*il iliflWT of Uolnif tlown lit tiMury i t' I rnPnmt TUPTIMF,PWTOIt: .Inn 3. "When lli* IIiiIvmcHv "f •' lnll ■ in'.'Hrlil chapter r.f Hi* I'lil Pi hardest-working entirhes oii the MSf stall — Charles Me- «s 9 uToat comma ruloiV' u Inh Pi ftllli'lHlly pli'illi'il ""'I Oafflxsd Jr. — nml thn (Inn (nnm lin ha* rimt|-osed nf vet- ,lA* II h," Ihr pAprt'i eifl- mere AI ri *11 H R»s*i » In-l InrUl ntntlnwrt. "poMrrltv grand I'l'iiliflt i>r 111* "Kill tankmen and sophomore aplastic!1*. III* nrnn When Ih* season opened, th* temp was nnn nf those tin- — still ViaixlH hr tittle In aV«»M the ilfw Itul I»e man a |m»IMI- >1^:1 i*g:ini;ull"M pieaiptly vhk|-c nl II The r*n«,in: lingers known quantities. No nnn know exnclty what to *xp*et. ral ntfRMT nf ihr lar*rs| rill- Negro. Aflnr (hr Northnr stern mrrl, thrrr nnn no rfoohl in anyone's miml hoi Ihnl hrrr oils nnothrr in n Ion*. ''il I* bol fnr him, t\ wrvinft " list of outstanding Spartan iithlnli* squads. fjfflWT, !•» «ny ih»» I hero e«n ho Clark Schnles was th* outstanding performer In 1 lint, ho fumlti# hark in iho ww tujulnRi In Asin. lie fnrrt. surpassing n Itig T*n word lr\ thn 50-yard fw Ihoorfore ithmild imt nav (i. style that Imd lieen -sy in l!>40 tiy Michigan's Wnhlemnn ' 4,^r»r nhtHiiki ho, whiio hntf 'tho Tomsk i. , world In hoping ihnV, wiino wny of oogotlttiing with Ohinn will What surprised lis, nftnr th* initial nlatinn, was that he fmihd. lake the «mloolt> J-nhnh's' mark would not go into Rig Ton mronl hooks. II of remarking loudly !h«l he wtlf Noed also surprised a large nnnils-r of people not connected With jilvo the rhlne«ie n liltnulv tu»«e Ihr train. in jr Whertv w«i» not ju I'blnn ejiitkty ih the llotiAe to po*h client be ijireti freedom lie da vs opart. ndopte,f identicot even Mite to fix a time limit for the movement when hoponunt renter'* .ludye H', ^IrKav Among Sonic tJN Nations rv<«»lutiom, Nations China m\ to iisktm: the Ihiited declare n«rt»*aov. t'tmifunnist trx* to net oh his re*«»luttbn mid opposition lu'itiiii to develop ""hi-, the I TN to bifihd the ChliiPRe t'ooomtoUt* m ntlgi eitwtrs Ae Skillnirttt refined the motion It is not surprtsinp t* l*arn that th* ArttlvAxlun Rrmip (iott by the SeoHte f»»11owed In th* I'nitist Nut 1*11?, mliii h is prcssluif for mori< tiilk promptly uinm Aonouhremcht of plolitient as w*ll a* is reeoijmml, Iwwrwr, that this Intne into the mem tier* «'f the military war ami naturally try to nvoltl il*f*at in I'ithor fiekl hy tryins to diyiil* thoir enomios. praetlee must l»e us»Mt diwreetly and eautlmtsly always s<* tftnt iTniiett Nidiotm." Hell Week Hit eonjfri,,Ks does not, in these ttnr of th* most pitiful things a hou I th* wholr situa¬ tion at Ink* Surrrws is th* lark of «lretiralton, on th* touchy and crlttcnl limes, speak out as a l*xty rashly or imput- ByOSUPapor part of som* nations, to any sort of principle. dvely. It could break the con¬ The Ohio suir I ANTI HN' Th* Arnti states hay* Issui sore at th* I'nltpd States over sima* th* Palestine affnir, nn«t have allowetl this to tinuity »tf our focelgn policy «t 6Work - Sacrifice VtAiilt'tl blistfil lh.it off till* turrit ^itnit i»trt kmil- rtiul rnter into their actions on unconnected matters. Ttie i*sue imfwecn rolhvtive security for the M'est anil Communist - were I.ONI>ON —— Harder svork nod greater anrrlllr.es urged upon the Itritish people hy 1'ignie Minister Att¬ lion nf "brll IKIiiiiiliiii fAniptn. ttrrk" on Ihr :ampus nRRtvssion is constantly iun>Mi*it l>y Arab-Israelite con¬ ic* last night to speed n new and expanded defense program tention. and by Aral--Asian • inleivst in "Asia for the Asiatics." against Soviet Attire's call imperialism. ram* less than 10 hours nfter his ljdmr wily rough CLASSII Ittissia is actually rnRBRlmr in nRRtvssion in Asia. Yet government announced the third cut in three months in the Nehru and the blind-liridletl, Anti-Western nationalists fresh meat ration, a rut which shrivels the rutiim tn u bite iho oii seem to l>e more worried alsmt a net, Nxanse th* Aral>-Asian bke which is carry¬ over revising prices for Argentiny Iss'f is primarily respons¬ ing the tiall tor Nehru and the other aptvawrsMs almost mai/'lh NY' Ibtt ible Housewives and luityhers ieil a ehorua of protests. bide duly entirely Moslem They have even wondered out loud if ihrm thn! *ii1vtrat ktbR < Prime Minister Attloe *|s>k* at a l-ahnr |«rty gathering Kussia may m>t Is' trying to mobilise the old bugabot of a at Forest Hill in southeast lsmdon. to prepare public o)iin- white-odoreil and Moslem-Christian war, lint this is dis¬ ioa for H»i announcement in the lyminions Monday .r>f tlie counted hy observer* nt l-ake Suceesa. new defense program, which may call for sending of up employment What actuxlty ms-ms to t*> ha|>|s'ning is that a lot of t.i £5,000.000,001) ($1 •I.OOO.OCO.OOO) in the next two to countries are putting their own individual political desires thna' years in support of the Atlantir alliance. ahead of collective aecurity. "No one suggests that the forces that are laung coihvted As Warren \uslin told Ihrm. Ihry arr nverhmking will Iv strong enough for an attack on. Kussia." he. said. the fact that if any of Ihrm were attacked the, would "They are not Is-ing built up for war. lull to prevent war immrdiatrh subordinate everything" to picas fo rcol- -Thev are intended to net a* a deterrent against a wouhl-lie lectivr aecurity. Hut they want in-duck out whew som*hod* etsr's house is afire. The I'mted States ha* been waruiiiR -these delegates publicly and privately of w"lu»t could hapivn to-the t'N if PI ret their attitude takes hok) HOEFUNGER BAKING CO. Oeveioproent* in U-l fall's elections, ami in rongreTs since." should have Isvn 'stronR yvanutiR that the I'mted States is ts'goo t ; i.«>k searrbingly into its relations uj|h csmntro s which show signs of U-ing only fair wrathcr Retrospection III Somebody down the hall from- us in the Union figured out a sure-fire way to get some publicity thjs_wivk. Their outdoor pep. rally before the Notre Hame liasket- ball game had enough novelty in il to possibly catch hold. \V- reporteil alsuit tXWi students preseht at the hand shell Thursday night. It's a lilvrnl estimate. Most of the people were already seated In a big, warm fieldhouse yvatching thr- frosh basketball team go through their paces. It's unfortunate that this conflict wasn't thought of be¬ fore—but w* must have our publicity you know. The only chance the freshmen have to work out la-fore a crowd is previous to home games. No Hig Ten freshmen HOUSING team* may pla.v games with s-)u*ds from other colleges— it's in th* rule book. If the Spartan Spirit committee feels like trying another basketball rally. I hope thev consider the attendance affect at th* frosh games. Why not have one while the varsity- is warming up? * * * * Monday — One of the council wheels announced that he ONE Rl.S'OLE mem would introduce a proposal at the Wednesvhiy night meet¬ ing to introduce a two-hour course in student government. Wonder if I could possibly get that for an eight o'clock some day ? •* ~ Tue-wtay — One of our research-minded reporters found out that approximately 5.140 cigarettes are sold at the I'mon desk each day. or enough to stretch from the Union Stale .Yew* to Wells hall. Which would 1-e a ridiculous waste of 5.140 rot ljr.t VtN. SH Ccnor Slrcl cigarettes. Stuff Member* J'v "tricks north campuA *r,tr»nfc Iowa Stale IMivsirial Wednesday — Heavyweight Gabby Marek. a senior, is Dies DC lleurl Ailment discovered ineligible on a rather laxly-enforced NCAA rule. And out in Wisconsin there are some wise untiles. Bcvirr S-DiDD Iowa Sla*.t* colkfe the first half as the.v lose to State by a 60-43 score. Must GaII Mwritar Morrt«on. Phil LOST t POUND physics deporlnicrT, died Thurs* Cunt))-. Frank Du'-kicmnr henr cou!d-4tuck teeth, do wj&kts have been numb fingers from going to that pep rally. Nt«k» •W N Alex LSJP, — day o4! a heart allmcDl. Ht* was NtcM Sport. Staff Bob Pt"a x. dztja n-kke ex «nkz1«:** nalionally prtimiocrt in hi* field. Friday • Saturday — No comment. Chuck Frederick tut mic mo am statu nrws HmlilwS S/Mtrls I)nln\ Spartan Wrestlers To Try For Second Big Ten Win ScTilarirman •nolle, (I,ran «l La*- *f MIKC WftlfiHr rmen Host To Two Foes 4ll*i/ t *■ oat wfler their iceond ulii in fiiuf T» n the lln. k»y -Mn,*1,4.,I, at Mlta- Puis Power Sf»HHiiri wn*MU»r* meet an Ohio State team that h«* only one Ioh in two yonis, today at ('f«iumbus, O the * * tough ivi'»tiif»i»t Itt«vT» iinil the fa< t that M.St: has 'been hit by iiiuGrccn, irtympiv Striimnvr * hinl* Thincluih In Itelavs a number of injtiHc* in the. —~ In at ■1'"" 1 "ni r^ 'Mural Srhfshile two weeks, the rt)»tt;h j wiu» Orri* Honda*. Gm*g* flwn- i Slal«% Vic MASK! tllAI I. H» 4I.KX I.VWI4 4,«l, at Mtioiikl This a close otto. amiautt, Coaeh r«nulle\ Ori, Gene GilOn.ot, |/i*v*ll Ka#e ^sfia.t Krnnle K«|>rtl h«lut will hiiigh ami tnrfialta niiH State Teaehet* 'I'he lout Umk l< Milt Millet m the IHIllifTlCll »;Sft Monti ft V%. >l4«nn I low a Slate !»:4« Mmm ;i v«, *1 i*«n 7 Mo iut < Cadet* Today * Miehlgjfn State will pill inoif imja» on the heavier weight*, nl Weight*, where the Hie kej *«, hat # their greateiit *trengtt» Inwrl * hit ge*1 Or no r arnoi.o I Irry y* Ural enn» H«n ihe «»r ii»K tlrjture* At IM — tit — IUwmMH H ||,.M |,|M«I event A highly iielermlhwt, hut *nme what weakened Spartan bftXltnt •GUN CRAZY 4:3*! — i-tt — « tt — !• « m IV Hit**• (i v* II Kh«w 1 llruri/lrr Vtirhnr* II Shaw « v« II sl.aw 4 Witts t,ee .four-* T*r|t»A«l, will enter the ting again*! Aimy tit We*t Point, N Y thin rwma ¥ s|,aw ». *«.. 4 Shaw !• 44it *|0|, Moo M:#lcHUi III the (VMtl , Mhkey Waltier in the three wman I (■0i»»!«' Kin l St tilii*1»oi Ji\t • Enterloinmnni Sior* In A I'll Mhnlilr it,i*» I,-no f Inkle frrrnr* ** Tie* *t in t.andim IIm* IVm* 1 (;Hik(»' mMinkKiitm I Ivr UETIN 1M Patronise State Nc*r A,I Rouse Passes Proposal Jvt Victors Discuss Kill Lie Detector to Hold Yearly Session Never Beaten Thm* Rwp«nwi Chnrt.il By Murhinr CtM.I.KtiK I.ITHKHAN Although one may oec*»lon- CHl'RCH nlly eonfwtc the operator of « lie detector, be never net unity bents the machine, Sgt. \V. M. IVttermnn explained to mem¬ bers of Alpha 111! 8i«mn. police science honorary. WcHncs.isv ece- ninS: Pellermnn. who oprrnles the Keelcr polyurnph nl the Stole IV- lice headquarter* on esmpli*. lialit that »ltltoU*h the operator may not detect the renctlons, some slight differences are ninny* ST. THOMAS AtJl'INAS CATIIofiT m ARRott mi Ml MirhlmrOne Of First _ Hamlay Maanea — i-a-tn 11 u M , Michlgnn was one of the first nresktast (sites, lot iiro gn states to use n lie detector, he snot. Criminal eases from any Hair Data aI Obligation Masse, Weekly Manses —7 sod » tB, part of Michigan are handled on llatlriee .' Ihcier. ninnaser of t sofesstsns — Kalarflay «:#• Is 1: Jit . 3I the State Police polygraph,, which the educational department iff was purchased In 11134. Daffy Raaary far staitem. . j ls Standard Accident Insurance Muring the llrst few yenrs of The senate version of the pro- company ft Detroit, will s|w.ik ut< the machine's use 7.1 to IIV cases jhV&F wmuld limit the even-year |,an ojHMt meeting of IVlia were handled, but In ll*4tt over session Hi consideration of bud¬ 'Ft, (MesiilitnAl business frntcr- 700 tests were made. get and tax matters and emer¬ i itit.v, Monday. .fan 2!». itt p in, gency legislation recommended in room .11 of the Dtiinn ivtterman explained that the Hi* talk will Wi*ed on the tests consist of six to nine ques¬ ! educational training system of his tions and take three or four min¬ j company and. their methods o( Ton** Of Several tests are necessary A-pirin utes itr-nllnw for nervousness. —j SPARTAN christian A thorough investigation of the j Shaw CaiIUhI case is made t»efore lie detector ' tests are given to determine thei VKIXOWSHir questions to In? asked. Thnnulay. Inn. M — 7:M p.m. Cm ml Hotel: Tat l»r Three Quealien* I ntal, HM> . Rama U Only two or three questions on Fmzzles Help a test have any crime. (waring on the The remainder are used liver* Kanffny l:M p.m. j to get the person at ease. The he detector tests three re- Wanted—propta will, ainbithm 8jH>nses - -hlot.Hi pressure, respira- and an immunity to headaches A vhtil to a tiotel manager*' of- tion and |>er»p»r«fioti—and. charts these. From the charts it is pos¬ llce ,»l a place like Shaw hall will determine the subject's New Pledges make yon managers. sympathize with hotel sible to reaction to each question. You can distinguish the manag¬ Join Honorary er's office from the others by the: nutnlwr of empty aspirin boxes; I AH'iil baimiui Pelts found outside the door. Straw'hall n»a> be called a hotel ! Attending Outing I if tin* number of t»eopVe housed Twenty-si.x members of the lo¬ and the number employer! is taken j yal chapter of Gamma Delta, an into consideration. association of Lutheran jitudetifs. It requires lH> full-time employ¬ ate going to spend tins weekend ees and approximately 200 part-j at the third annual regional out¬ time students to keep the l.iOOj ing lit St. Mary s lake camp, others comfortable. A total of north of Battle Creek. Stiokm tn wages is |wu( to these , Gamma Delta members from workers each week, according to' Wayne. Ohio State, the Dnivrrs- Kenneth P. l*aws«m, men'* reii- it> td Michigan and <>thcr schools m the northeast region will nt- | deuce hall* manager. ! tend. . WKAR To Air llo|kah.Hig Casmdy will In? chair- Student Music ian of this year'* National Wild- A program of piano music will be heard over WKAR., Monday at 2 IS p.m. federal run \\ KSl V.\ IN >1111 Featured on the program will l ast Mit tut in k I j (Continued From I'age 21 fee Mo*ai t's Sonata in D ma tot, Kfinirtti l lytKI The I'nitcd States is nut pomp to give Communist Chirm I first movement played by Norma 10 OP 4 w - VP* i l*N sent itn»i Formosa to stop the umleclnrtxl war, but will S Sever*. Milford Junior. Mendel¬ II »>• *»-1 sohn* "Song Without Word*, m fi 45 pro >♦«•( uh*p it-on the book* tor settlement utter more pressing - | F major, played by J rut Hood : ,»m Ulli nutters in Kurope h.nve been taken care ol. rtuch as it did ! Birmingham, ft e s h m a n ; and t imtstl AN STl HI NT Wrdiir*4*J -*• vith Jupun in World Wur II. IOIMIATION |»T*m In the meantiim\ nations which play the role of Fun night. S«x-»al hall, People* church. 8-12 p.m. appealers mot find themselves -landing alone in a very tn»«r. I1L Junior In on the crown presented to (he ttull-of-ihe-IUU cold and cruel world* where Hussia *lwu>s reaches out U«t nigh! during tqlermiwdon ef the Veterinary Medicine VUU at (he Keo clubhouse in Uminf. for the straKttl^rs. (ahiIh Vole Party Funds To Buy TV i.%*t n.%v: For Vet Hospital ROM RT BI KGFss MirtlllM NITIDIIII • SUNDAY • Hegularly .I.VJ In Qurtndon, South Carolina, a favorite galbcnng sfsd A»f atuiiento at the College of Quihston, ia the Odlege Cantrm Usausc H is a cheerful place--full of fiiendlv cxdle^iaic almtxsjdiere. AihI whew the gang g a diets around^ ktcvld Cc*a Cada gets the i ail. For heir, as in cvlirge hauuls cvu > u bete—Coke fhefoag*.