iiiiicil To Debate >w Constitution Meeting Tonight VOL. 35 338 MICHIGAN — WEDNESDAY. MARCH 7. 195! No. 93 L ntuHcnt government constitution will I*. Intro- '"v,'n 1-A's , tt,c Student council meetinu for approval. tonight, /' If g-< , to Jack Sweet, vice president of the council. ' 'OlH'gft irftUIH jtitution is being reviewed by a faculty commit- /' ... r> # f j tee. Sweet said he expected! ' **t'f JOWI — A the committee to have fin- IF/SsL f lP|*S ' A8K ished the review in time for ished the the review In time for; council meeting. " '"I tXISi' The committee has already! 1 ""''C0 Uraduatci will have Rules held three meetinss .t . - " .and apin wed ",,,c lr"utllc setting a Job regard- the! ten. of military status,...according i to John Schlucter, MSC placement 'etition j director. . . suisht^ agenda Toihcht0^ rounc'^ "Moat industrial concerns say iil. HrrkfiMl 4'iitilcil SrifftS remove particularly true of the college Short Enlistment Bill Defeated Pus organizations, and four m£l i Slhluno Michigan organization will h,r" "be»"«• •» Draft To Defer For June 2 , jgml the State Hoard , 2ation. Utturc to allow atu-; Tnc bill to atxilish iti'«Ti *'lt even give him seniority drafted the week a/ter. Sprint: S/tort By HAN MK RAIY living on campua at ' t'n" clauses will be reported on "ni1 periodic pay raises while he it dating weekends may i by the civil ldwrt.es ..., nice ,n the service Only Advanced ('nmmoncpmont this year has Ih'oii si-t for Sunday, the Union desk j it 'proposes a five year plan in I j which ail campus organization*! same wbenhe returns as it would His salary will be about the ROTC Students Juno 3. ai'cor.linK to Dr. R. chairman of the J"* have five yrai* i„ rrnuwe! if he had worked steadily, Schlu- A. Iliinnolls, chairman of, parking commit* discrimination elaus j «»srriminatiqh clause* or show < cter added.' WASHINGTON - (Ah — St thr{ faculty commencement eom- and volun- definite . [definite I nrnaio&a. progress tow representative firm | lor Morse (R-Ore.) accused Runnels said that final hand from 8 \ movai which interviews MSC* students i air force, navy and marines j approval to supervise j bvrrlippim Power of the dale came in thd adminl- told j The resolutions t lem Schluetej his biggest prob- j terday of •'stockpiling" was trying to'convince young [ fr \ er, 60 per cent j Student council pru a j people that they should dot ....... residents. 65 ; tslative org, away1 from employment offices enlisting for four years in \>tcn, ,.f over-! "H industry will take a chance 1 »»« vote In a move to cur plans for Alumni day. Saturday, , |Iadd *h | laPPins power and undetermined • on a pvrwm w ho may work only j practice by reducing ail the June 2, have already been made, committee plans to activity" into an efficiently func- two dav.x. then why don't htudents ! ^ forces' voluntary enlis it has been dCeided by the' ad¬ Resident John A. j Uomng unit ' take . chance with industry"" the , |od, |o M rt(inlhs. ministrative group to hold corn- ik'uss the situation 1 The first resolution would representative asked Then the senate, working lo¬ diet said the group j change the pattern the Board, in-j Procedure, and the other three; Saturday as recommended by the U.S. Troops c liscuss the matter would arrange the c om'mittec sys- plan for an \ com mencemen t com mi t tee. — — Item to conform with the new ar-j 18-A'ear-old draft now and tin!- j Difficult Program p IditDrul. Page t ! rangeme? t, L.nton explained. versal military training after the The change of days this year j Gain Mile " riftp-live Rule* immediate service need is part, w ould i ©suit in a program of com¬ p 'ing ordinances " y "* so '°. I. . I l»» vv.'.ild put -.5 ruli'l ■■ headed tnto what promised ta ' a slam-hang battle over the wti bined alumni and commencement ,,n. activities which would be difficult, permitted to |M> , )rH A, |(,f I'MT idea wt,n|li to schedule.properly. ,»mp.'s at night ,Rends Mjdjlrt,c „ Certain , „ul „ ,.... . In Blizzard i Simultaneously with the senate Mitorlal, rage 2 ""hj;''h,Uy;i inatrt by college | Al.,uallj ,hr |.« written wt" the i,me | debate there were these related Further! it Was it-quested plan , „ .Kiif.ro- l iml I ri>/.«'■■ KriU dec lopments e on the military i Ificeptiuns. ---e tion td slate an«i niituuud legis- by the h •lass council that ! ! manpower front: lr#rk,nt '^!|ativ»pif-edurev and iMXtirn.e- Along I'lirir Knulr the ©xeivi scheduled as pre- l. The army called on select- - " i ly flexible "' nnnounced since they had i ive service for Ao.nno men in made plans for that date. j May. 20.000 less than it has been For 1952. however. It has been j raiting monthly since January. definitely decided to move the ex- . Unofficially the service n» cows from Sunday to Saturday." j its executive functio Original Plana jtthe w ould be placed in th< president Original plans had rgiled for Meeting Agenda lo.M ' } 8>lMtlv. MTvir. »bl< for drift Uvfm ; nut tee to change the data to Sutur- |rav Savs R» of tlw , of m that account. RtlTf Qistoi Mel Prrsuient John A Hannah said on In RFC Hint i .ROTC quotas have been set at 114 200 for the army. eo.Aon f«tr that hern the Alumni day had been heduled for .i "long lime." See GRADUATION. Tage 3. the air fence, and 18.700 for navy Koutine rnth Uen with .18 MX) freaiimen admitteri | i /pu- Sena tor defended ! Senate Passes ghth annually Into the army program. 24.000 mt«» the air force ROTC Clang Of "51 ' of $ 1,000.000 ,im. : and 8.870 for ti»e ruivy. To Form (Huh a i »iida hotel and igatmg senators New Mieliiisan i ItOTC officials aelect only the ink>l qualified in each schrti4 for . ompietc list rj'actli with the r Hi^liway Hills u|(1 . the full cnurse »»nes The«* are the for whom deferment is pro- For Alumni vtried by law-, with the proviso w;ance corpcAra- IttllS St %\|| ItoRM 1H,j that ihry agree to take two years Applications fur membership m *11 phone calls. of active duty At the same time i Gold Weather Forecast . (lj «i f? Her shay reminded draft hoards Uufth \ 114% frt'af ,hat 'elected ROTC siudenls ; ■ * may be deferred even if they hav ' Prof (<4itches As Spring 'Turns Fickle f ire ■ had pre-induction physical matnns at the time they are picked fur officer training. Spring Spirit >to»leni* «njn>«xl their fVr«t real touch «f spring weather' high •»( t52|. Iltit, tiwlay ! Chicago Paper t ! It must bt th* we»ti The Kngiub in . yesterday as the morcury rone to a thmg* will hr dilTerent. The I S weat her bureau t«»m asts To Feature 'having a hard time u high of only -M with partly clouflv xkicfi. Weil, it full hile it j attention of m?> hty.jr was w | ( ' . MSC Program {class. Al I ha * k»bxt ( ofiveft-ihiea came «»ut , I rOIC'SiOm I kill "rt,of using Thorn** !• < biiwri.«tion, -t.iili>."g IiHkIi I ,n tli. - in i . Ih«f Itoil I cilHr l)t|||U(| J|,d«ill» •» pi i» I llrfrslrd Then ■ «* i*4, it-tt-d down to v«r [ I*rof. Roy Undeiwiyjd, b««.i of ! vw.2 ...."I.'. ill'.l III. I,. "" MW imM .k^MKMrnt, '.ml than i would •'el obtained its | lt»«« tlV 1 ' 27 1949 Sen- : uhl, a irrm- " gating rummit- Knginccr- Slalc **t«rd8y » h*ai - Marfty received ~*y'* tees for ho Hc.iii Plan- talk » of the f h»«age Tf)b> : Spring Heeling A • I • *. . fr.to cave and «-r ,t. Mumi \1 vlirhigaii Male » s for two other «nterprist«K g *«UKlm£ i TlrrUprnt mVw.i. • . The news in brief tUrrk »-J5 MiiHiz.'. A ariird Sluili'llU jilluht' OMuw Urn*. « arid SUppij # ^ ' tk.kjgilNflTUN d" (r.lei4l u.Uft "1av. f*htbp J •r.nounced yr»- Stripping Car - •••' - »»-•«• For >e*» l ibrary, t it,> Hall v v.v , II iliinm.t inks .Seniruv ( iniference rw.HiNc; Volt-rs To Bond Decide Issue p- River from Wo^nan a*«mie ♦*» * 4 Itoaic Is noes /log < on ferenci (K>*j« lirrrt uvd fnm Pae(>k > Datrtxl *.ii 'h jrch to Hwrm n»d «r* Will ut. l-Alilib—fctv- •vrjv/ that lias h-"4ged dm*B »o manxj ir isaueB nhoiiUi Iw uiterpnrted- in tha planmnf itaff* j«' W r it* - Aiyirei tirumyk<»-_and_ Weattrii jajwer d«l«- HitanMrm of hu jar* k» nf tna | andfhryrtorRmt «tU p. ing y*»i*rday. . !•„ IMtiurig Huhortasn lit*• *«» prwad lor a AO-dajr trial ported dinner ua the I n rst: * • *■{? * !*• IVji, of ,! r t.urolvii Drown Murder Trial . r, r-v'iz mglr/.c » ' i^UWlflg JHdie*. MMl Wt »> :* itwxi trying to strip tire* fr Opens ,. ?>c . .r A aairant tor attempt- J KALAMAZOO- -vlh. . The ru*tk itiarakUri* of two rive# - *> el Wf»f w*k nought agaiiot { Vlcktbufg farm yuutha wire ernphaaized by th* dafca 4*Aru'-e ai tar noon. 'day a* the CaFcfyn L>iown murdag trial opaaod. Michigan State News Lrtlw To TW Editor Spartans Speak Top Writers Ask Aid For QUESTION: How doe* (his warm weather make Crippled Poet you feel? Janet Fates. Lansing freshman —.AI get the Inspiration .to cut classes and take long walks." bathing mingr-. Time To CAMPUS The appearance of new drugs,, such as cortisone, now makes it CLASSII ftOssible to testofe the creative activity of this gifted poet, who is still a young man anil may have many • productive years ahead if funds can be secured for hospitalization and treat- Read The Startling Facts In This Column AUTOMOTIVE Please send contributions to "Mr. JulUpfi Cornell. 1rea«urer of the Patrhen fund, at Central Valley. New York. Please also call this to the attention of your friends. Yours sincerely. HOUSING personalI ^BOOKING a!l Hope. Lnnsinf P» j-'j ATTKJC71... >ARTAN HALL Vi Second Gui'sniti# Season Commencement will bo on Juno !t this your. A Sunday. The administrative bimrd took nnothor l«w»k at student opinion yootordny morning and ngreed on tho Sunday WASHINGTON — This Is the date instead of Saturday. reason for the rerun cut and in¬ evitable ' he i*-he isn't" debate This moans tho seniors have won thoir battle. They around here Meaning, of course, will not only have the exorcise* In Mnrklin field If Its n Whether the current occupant of nice day, hut will have it on the day they all seemed to the White Ilouse intends to run prefer. again. The speculation always, as now. goes on to other possi¬ We would like to extend our thnnk* to the faculty bilities in the party in case the commencement committee ami its head. Or. Kussell A answer becomes negative Runnells. who worked hunt and hnrd for the student* and The (tebate about llarty Tru¬ their families. man's Intentions has come to Thanks ulso to the member* of the administrative Isianl run a cine* second to that "great who went against outside pressure and expense figures to debate" on Capitol Ifill about our foreign policy, and it Is, in¬ EMPLOYMENT give the student Isidy what it wanted. Everyone feels a deed. a diversion from that hit (s'tter today. heavy, serious stuff Wilson Warns Lalior KEY WEST, Kin Id')—Hefense Mobilization IHrertor Charles K. Vt'llsnu came out of a huddle with President rs STUDIOS Truman ycsterdny-wlth a warning to organised lalwr lead¬ 'Ot «fO"'rri ers that "nothing and nnbudy'' will lie pel-milted to Impede defense production. The red-fared, Idg iiespoclnrled mobilization czar told an elght-nilnute press conference on this naval submarine ACCOKIIINti To THE AMERICAN COl.t.EfilATK Press. sorurllie* arross the nullon have U-en receiving letters from their national head-quarter* advising the girls idea thai the general mobilization program—which be on how to treat an "anti-sororlty" picture, "Take Care tif approi rd—must go on. Mv Little Girl," soon to U- released In I'oth Century E,.x "He is very much in agreement that the chances of hav¬ Tho letters reportedly trll the girLs to stay calm and in ing world peace will be advanced as we grow stronger. some cases ndviscd them to "by all means go atal see it" in Nothing and nobody must interfere with that." order to la- aide to answer questions raised try the film. The chairman of the Inlet-fraternity Research and Ad¬ visory council ha* already latielled the film "Communistic inspired propaganda" and declared it would "gi\e comfort to the enemies of our country " He demanded that production Wilson told newsmen covering the President's vacation of the film lie dropped. here that both he ami the President were conscious "of the elturt and the hue and cry" that has been raised bv the Ilo hum, here we go again. When annoyed at w hat might united lals.r pollrv committee which contends tho defense be justified criticism, start shouting "Red." Anv attempt setup 1* dominated in- "Idg business." to point mil a few faults in some good old American tradi tion is a lad her attempt by them dern Tommies to start trouble. So what If there are a few undesirable points in the sorority and fraternity set-up? We don't need anyone to remind us of them. l,et 'em alone. Time heals all wounds. We've gotten along for years now with things the way they are. It's reollv not quite cricket. \ u know, to make a movie that tries to lie honest aUrtit the whole thing. If the movie is good enough to get a lot of frat club moguls excited, t want to see it. I've waited 2H vears to see one that portrayeii college life a< sonieihlng othea than TRANSPOW four gk.rious vears spent singing fight songs and dancing the Charleston, REMKMHER THAT ONE WITH PETER I .A WORD as the barrel-chested football hero whin scored the winning touchdown against that big. powerful, overpaid State I" team and won June Allyaon in the bargain? June, of course, was the campus queen, a straight-A student'and working her way through school working 00 hours a week in the library. How she had time to make sll-A'«. work An hours a week in the iitmry. make love to I an ford, and run thr»ugh.a song and dance numls-r at the drop of a bibliography card was never explained, but I was still in high school and accepted R without queation. And then, of course, the night of the big dance after the big game found June without a party dress because she sent her money home to her widowed mother. Fortunately, her rich roonimate. who really hated June's guts l>ev#4*e she »<*m# phstn* »h svthef of the de« (»n»0 prvfram every If* days was so popular lent Ker a dress and she and Pete were GioVjfflumj Or. tor another, Senator &te* crowned kuig and queen and starled down Ufr's highway- Kefauver ot Tennessee. who Is singing "itkle Powth Winnsockl." digging out headline* from gam¬ bling, rsditU and crime all oyer Anyway,! guess anything stronger than the alcove men¬ the country, a subject that gave tioned vapV a little too much for some of the national Tom Dewey tu* start upward in frat offices! They hate to be reminded that undergradu¬ the Republican part jr. ates think iMit thing* other than some of the peachy keen It may be deflating and anti- climatic after this build-up, but aspects of cA«e life- l'm glad tm Greeks on our campus have a little better tag MlCHlQAN STATE NEWS ibor, Wilson At Odds Housemother Essential Part Honte Away From Home Students Plan Mason County pi Break Of Greek Life Education Trip The continuing education de» Program . Tn the oplnitm of tho*# best fairtnient is planning another Ad- qualified t.i know — fraternity ,venture ih World Understaraling . Healing men v— housemothers pre a noc-> essyry part of fraternities. drip for spring vacation. * She fulfills a definite need and J. Thirty foreign studehts wilt tlXGTON —(■&— Organ- i travel by MSC bus, to Mason weak with the gov- is practically a necessity," said [county March 20. They will visit, .. . i.iligation program VirrilT. Snyder. Delta Tau Del¬ signs of healing j schools, clubs and homes in si* ta. His statement summarizes the towns there. Two hf the larger rK? the breach, union opinion of a number of other fra- of these are Ludington and Scott- i'e, >'i if words with Mo- | temity men that were contacted. viile. They alko will visit on# Duties of fraternity house¬ Chief Charles E. Wilson. mothers are as varied as that of town out of the county. Manistee. 5 ^-infused" day, any other mother. Like other The students will talk 1o the "ev.r.gtnn." there were mothers, she has social responsi¬ Whbol children and members of J..- I'nion leaders met bilities. house management and Stabilizer Eric prominent clubs in each commun¬ personal eonpseUng.' She is a'j for the-first time since ity, Thev, also will live in private vl of the tnobilba- "person "with culture, ability, poise' and sympathetic understanding of j homes, sharing in the typical way af!. bnt knew what "all i y labor leaders is Study Reaches f' opting, however. I m- Of Money Vdsort took a plane iertlaie. Fla.. to -MS IT MW* pMii. B* *«I»e Ifnt* Halfway Point i !answer to numerous student , . tan. Detroit Junior 4nd L#k Rrumm Im| Lairing co-chairmen of the committee divim plans for the Th. MSC'.-K-inl !..r.-irrh ,rr-j i j halfway irt Students Disprove International hail to be held >1j» 18 The event will feature two doner > \*.e has reached thij It rrpla.ex the Mardi-Cra* ; mark in its nation-wide study on 1 I'liilie Aide : «*w small-communities improve [Replace 10 Vi ife Of >IS(] Professor lleml Clouds' In ' Thp!an. B» KOSl M AItV fOlH ORAN April rcslival imp Typists To Review Music Show The theory "all artists liave their heads in the clouds,** Is i Plans for the International fe<-j The displ.v disproved hv some MSf' art sttlderits who intend to put their j tlval were onnouruer) 'recently by | Mereh 1<> ind art training to prm til ftl usr " John N Winnurne. program [ j". tnres. one ists. according to: In the wood shop, Tom Te!!of!atul junior. V Martin, supervis-! lirn fas working on an end table. "What are you going to do :'ifttmg •-? one department. was install- j Mar* h < f M: Itaekstufse Joh s itH your knowledge gained J937. these ma- !' The IVatur. . • *> gust ecome indispensable | jmi and the Mw-n Mullet Fails In Vwltihomv i'r' v, ^ ••»;aking grades lakes Muscle out registration, tabu- Skv." t# M To Set I p New ii Ask i mrti m. \i»d thw tmvk and *•» | So forgery j Down the h.»ll, m the Igttfring ' |fiili'iioe Vole Blockading 1 "»* : |i«a,m. C.I..MB llrangi'i, Uroii^; ard \ltiiiaini (liwhiiii'rc The Mltnung Mtmtlav stair " The Italian cham- • eysV- Premier A1- Of Red (lliina phve.1 . l . ,t-.HnaU g»me A .tb Mo o.Or, t»»- d.iv ..f in. Snealers and Argyles a 325 to 16 vote ' ' *be I-i Mt' ed. |>\ cwllMl —SSHINOTt >N I'i rtej«-rt» j r ,i t*.f I. ttr*t (,-hrr.a Rl off After wai-h evrr>Uung tu te If.g the alumni n d#*-.unw j Cards Aon ll.-iv.le 5t.-m.a- o.phrwu.lf- ! bw«***ic of (Tuna Iv thr I'H Aor.tticr example of the amount |«»rched <»n a Ingti st»»■! Bribttn ur*Jex* ttw ^pip- n.r nK.Aing of ihr blea«» e»«. F-.-r in' her plum, "f might temuTv" imlefiniej Slate \«b« iitiin- S*-rirw > at Michigan | *t'»|> ^ ^ ; ert all the u.#ty i-rwi Uu- *(!**•! said, anywav you can n-e : art training " To feature Talk i met it out down en tin pur-h**** to DemorMtraijnn hall Thr u In the painting 'tuilU. J< ny fot tp^kpiling. a move hitting were taken wj.uft Omipletelv and at Uii'rth «h..ugh Hume l-tf.uug *eni«.i w«# putting j l»\ I.. l luMiia-. Jr. "ft* *}% Mi<1 the cairied br hand, the 6fd*hmg n-m h t»n a rmwlern ; On# of AMost Famous d«wn wai>ng price* ' art study His dreams have par- j MSli liiwlrui'tor'ii { ■ C«mpu% Skopf for Men Aft-i «rt an liMlife«»tv t*«la»ed So%iel Parliuiriil "allv muterUh/rd A friend and; I'ainlim.' \n*ej»ted murufct f<—1« o«iginating m Con. t Tuna from getting inhs To Adopt budget j fire »r. I ,.r -u g W. design huuxe*. For FxliibitMui MOSCOW .-Ih The flovmt j said trie> ;.*f i imp«x1i already have 5,.- t.Wkmf wl«h the omr -trr |! r.,: .r, Ala'ban gold pro- mc>R ' Up»«d« f.' !?«*» |4-r«..«.* -v .-*<». p.?! in Burup# in IIM I Date (Jumped ■ due Uj mg Ihimugfe m, ompetent '•perahea. uv»oih «*4fer«iig (M«y c College Travel Office ImM Attn! — Alt I'rinripal Carrirn INION Htll.lUSU < OM Ol KSt — TKL. H-1372 COLLEGE MN AHMOUMCIS NEW ttOURS - FRIDAY and SATU8DAY-10:45 gjl 12 m- SUNDAY flini THURSDAY ~ 10:45 gji. to 10 p.m. - in ellis,-j where he grew up, one of walter's earlyk/" chores was \ to milk the * cows on the family* farm and peddle . the milk c from door to ^ dooc in an . open pail. - £y for this his yf mother allow-' / waiter ? chrysler, son of a railroad engineer, was ed him one / cent a /,/ / working in a grocery store 16 hours A DAY 60KN IN wamego, kansas, april 2, u75. buffalos still roamed thf prairies, and indians frequently quart // waj paid *10 a month. part op his job WAS TO ; groceries with a heavytwq-WHEEi.ED C- GAVE ThE settlers cause for alarm. ■after much roaming as a determined to become railroad mechanic, alwav5 learning,1 in olu-of-shop-hours as chevsler WITH \7 incij« married his schoo a mechanic, he hired out as sweeper in a railroad sweetheart, delia FORKER. they be roundhouse. ten hours of this exhausting work gave an apprentice, young chrysler built a small him •» a day. soon we became a machinist's apprentice. locomotive, complete in every detail, to the housekeeping IN salt lake ClTY WT. satisfaction of his engineer father. worth of furniture purchased on UNTIRING ENERGY AND LONG HOURS BROUGHT A at hi CHRYSLER RETIRED, BUT IDLENES' always ready to take a long chance. FAST CUMB UP THE LADDER IN Mil, CHRYSLER /t *ZCO a month as master mechanic in an iowa GAVE UP *12,000 AS WORKS MANAGER FOR AMERICAN town with*700 cash, walter borrowed •4-3c0 and paid*5,000 for a locomobile LOCOMOTIVE CO. TO JOIN THE BOICK MOTOR. CO IN auto. that interested FUN! FOR *6,000. FOUR YEARS LATER HE WAS GETTING *50,000, EVENTUALLY a lf\ ik him in a new field HE BECAME PRESIDENT. \ q of mechanics. when jvig cp ■ financially ek HAWILiTATiMi* WITHIN TW, WHEN. HAVING ACQUIRED THE CHALMERS PLANT froaa SUCH V*. A: ■ the name 'chrysler' became a magic word in automotive IN DETROIT, THE NEW CHRYSLER CAR WAS v start; cwrvsle* anp banning chiles. on the strength op his reputation, BARRED FROM THE NEW YORK AUTO SHOW SECALSt i. today is recc*»n - ■ bankers loaned the all £ut bankrupt maxwell motor If WAS NOT IN ACTUAL PRODUCTION, CHRYSLER. on£cfthebes: <■ ■■■mmmmco *15,000,000 when mr. chrysler was RENTED THE L0S5Y 0* THE HOTEL COMMODORE k. fac.tore.rb ifjt^e - chairman of the company* states with rs . FOR DISPLAY PUR POSES - and STOLE THE SHOW, ^ puyaaouth.dc'-/- TX §| and chrysler ■lt'- k cars,oodgie truc* §§ otfcer ppocjcts ^ THE 77-sTocr C~ T30ILD«shi iMNX* monument tb -j''-' /. the MIDWEST YtX-H^ ;h THE AMERICAS 1 HI free enterv* '*? M ADCTWlAlNAfioM • t wt!> no FAILURE, RE*>~ Yg/ suammt7 W/ -j Honors irst Season Under Newell Kentucky In Final AP Cage Poll Tak irivrsr.ooo against hine defeat-- dwrmat of fh* league lh pfe**e«- , h*«ket- first time In 17 year* the Spartans New* York —4

— Kentucky'* b»«k»tb*ll express. derail¬ *on-ratings; defeated them tWlCe ih the satfi# , ed Saturday by Vanderbllt, chugged in yeaterday a* the No. nujed their initial In an attempt to make up for catne back to trounce Michigan season. 1 team for IMOftl. ,r the coaching of those weaknesses. Coach Newell the University nf Detroit.. The and-Notre Dame. State hit n anag at the end of .jl Monday night substituted a strong defense, Titans were rated as Michigan's what was looking to be a great The Wildcat* arrived iuat ahead of Oklahoma A ft M in which at the end of the season year as they dropped their last the final Aeaoeiated ft*** ' t. ' Mr-i Iought 49 to 43 ranked as the Big Ten's best. „ five tilts to Notre Dame, Wiscon¬ ?.u T^n champions. Aisii realising that n team can¬ and Oklahoma A A M quintets. Ohio Stnte and FHirdue only to sin. Minnesota. Iowa and Illinois. poll of the aeaaon. "... . not use a fast break successfully After losing their first tussel to let both quintets win their, first Tenth OppMlllon Kentucky also nipped the Rill I FTIH final record was defeats. In the if his team cannot Control the Princeton, who was unbeaten at h,0£Kbf?ards. Coach Newell ndop- the time, State began th*lr West¬ Once again State enme back The farther three contests the Spartans just couldn't hit the bas¬ Aggies in 9r»t 1919. when the poll w*s conducted. ■ , " , *•** ■*? T. . . . tuv. State crwn- I ted a -control ball" style of attack, ern conference play by defeating to beat Minnesota, Northwestern ket. In final two games Stale Bradley. which pieced slsth In ■">"* ?!?■■•■? i season with five j With these .fundamentals the Northwestern, 07 to 02. played well but the Ilawkeyes the current poll, took top hnn *rs i Spa i tans prooeded to surprise The Spartans then lost threfr At* Home Saturday ite Boxers To Meet San Jose MSC Hockey Scoring enough aecond at id third ballots to slip hofne first. The final top pi*"' 10 will be heav¬ ily represented in the two big [Wnlcott Burnt Schedule RASKFTRAM. Spartans Cast As Underdog Honors Go To Center post -season Kentucky. tournaments. Columbia, Kansas State. Illinois and NC State have clinched berths in the NCAA Michigan Stata hockey Coach Harold Paulsen yesterda championships. Against llnlreaten 'Raiders' , Charles WednrMti, (Playoff for \ljrrh 3 Inlrimural .All- announced tha final tabulation* In the race for individual St. John's and hockey scoring honors. itle Fight rowi.iv; Snlulrr 14 n> bait ARN-oin The Golden Haiders of San Jose Stale Collage invade • In tha sanson that was just completed ranter Itlll McCor- Olllrh for Intramural All-, •tcnlsnn flalilhousa Saturday night to maat the Spartan Itilck lad tha squad In both i- _ fi— This is Joe lege rflomnion.hlp I to Is- tha hast match seen the goals Scored and total . I'.wif ami a Air- Allrv. 4:30 point irrmrt- Freshman ,„ iiv croud of!?!? *nyt" 6 Sun Jose swept ntt 11 Twelve Counter* turn,out tonight Main In Dejenst match schedule last .voat* McCnrmick put 12 pucks and they have won their first into the opponents' pete nnd add- I Track Team five matches this year. On ed ne\rn assists fot 10 points' in Wins Fourth , > the basis of season's records, the Spartans ore cast in the underdog («*•)) - ill) (it-*) *»r. It*) (31-11 *14 it) (i» i) . **7 « Bradley («) (M-l) US Big Ten frosh 7 Indians |*l (19-1) 1 *33 Tin- Oreen and White * N'orlh for. *1. <«) (?R-41 3*3 .er Micitif 3(7 paid Detroit player. SENIORS (iRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS NOW Union Book Store iseball Team Moves Outside Van Heuscn (cmshirt t 'X T B I HSIIAV vn KOAV U. S. Stops Series Schedules Top Artists SIGMA EPSIUJN "'o,TAN *»**! Buying Tin . Room 209, . 7 00 p.m. room 3b. union. j.."® AC. EDfCATHW CECB WONVMAN,^ 213 Ag hall. 7:30 p.m. Ballet Group Next Year's Lecture-Concert Artists In Stockpile ALTHA PHI OMEGA Pledge meeting. 106 Berkey, TOWN GIRL, 7:30 pm. Heads Field WASHINGTON—*thc^and cars they suspect of carrying entire evening of Rodgers and | barest minimum." [untaxed cigarettes, stiffens penal- \ fn u report made public over I ties for tax evasions, permits eon- Hammerstein music, presented by j the weekend the senate prepared- ! f.scation of br*»tle«in* trucks a 35-piece orchestra and _vocal , ness subcomrfnttee. said the pr ice 1 and cabs, and tightens the eolicc- soloists. New to the series will be of tin has gone up more than 150 t»on procedures, the appearance of the widely- percent since just before Korea. The measure was the subject known Norwegian Boys' Choir. To date Dean Crowe has booked ; strong attacks b'th from ■ those I who thought it too drastic and i six lecturers. They are Edward Weeks, editor of the Atlantic Monthly; the Amcric.qi philoso¬ Missioner ' ' n from those who favored the stamp rthod of collecting the tax. pher. Dr. Will Durant; psycholo¬ gist Donald P. Wilson, whose "My Six Convicts" is a current national Slates Talks 1 VARSITT DRIVE - IN Rlmk K««t ®f r«»l 1^«*»IM lKH»k club selection. I |»»i fried shrlma Also |met-humorist Ogden Nash; t/niis Fischer, prominent writer, writer. Next Term U rned Chirk^n la R»l commentator and radio analyst; and Hmr Admiral Ellis M. /.ach- lifith Samuel will be the ariOH. who gained prominence dur¬ chief lecturer "for a series of ing World War II as the man who tTbetinfr* sponsored by the broke the Japanese secret code formula. Steam Cloud* Mark Spot Spartan Christian Fellowship STATE RECORD Hates Tentative : ixMjyzabon Mait h ! Sam¬ "Specific dates of appearance uel. widely known uruvcrsitv SHOP Sugar Bush Operates At MSC mmioner from England will Our own .-hurt story for .spring, i are *-• * 11 tentative, and a few pro¬ 228 l,»t ••peak ai People's church * grams will be added to round out Ahhntl Rd Lanvinc Tfuough hi\ jciit-s.- of-lectures. the series." Dean Crowe explained. This i* also fine of the world iravel series which will include 23 •fv MAflV I.Ot FOI.Cil lt thickening more in each one. By ) fh a small tractor-drawn tank en LOME IN AMI HEAR II «#»/ WorttU'tl (inhartl'm I ( loud* of steam and pails ; the time the nap leaves the las! ' *hids ptm-lectute programs Appearing hanging firan tree, mark the .pot this series will he Burton wiierc maple syrup is being pro-' ] , . ■ . f Ii takes a.mul «» s-IIl,„. o Uu, on Holmes. Boh Frtart. Herbrit duet*I on campus. stramed I p ft . ; sap to produce one gallon «>i vv- ruJ) -CC(rt.ninr to fUllert W«»rt- Mario Lanza We've clipped ahort the pyramid •aiimu Khapp arut Col John Craig, among IS SU.M TIONH I RDM imlored it tn 100'; wool woiTtrH (frh I'oi years the maple trees in' A f,re l,nd wants it," Wort ley (H Mail llrlpo MM.U: RKORII manner, too, at i ticket sates will be- "But most of it f* sottf c 4. at the office. a small wiWalen building tore the sap starts to rur \udio-\ ifiial I'liiiiN "YFSTiA I.A (ill BBAM kiddle i l the lot is a mod- ANH fiounod's -A\ K MANIA' Kiihensteiki Atom Spies Brought To Trial (rives Concert In New York Federal Court Open 10 and I'llDM t lltl Tkm*4o \ M —OEM. I verdngv fLKuhsons Tonight In And machine. NKW YOKK — hi'. — Tlir,-,' Anicricurn, charirr«l with iH-trnying Rturo lu.mb wcrctx t,« theJtumintiH .luriny World }-*a torn* of the \V«r II, wrnl on trial yrxtrrday in fcdcrM! V'onrt. It ik thr firm atomic spy cum- in hixlnry I«> com, in (rial. Increase Cited I'hiioainR a jury prttjtrcww ...I Klowly. Numerous pros- W tM'UI TVllVeleC In I'laeeiueiits pectK'c jurors were excused • after thev said international I II S|M';|K \| AlHl For Fdurators jensiori* might keep them from giving a fair verdict fount IV* roc Other* were ruled out after thrv : traveler, irr tun Placemenf* for eduialton nu»- vMid they opposed the death pen- present "i> have iucrraocd shut piv over d«vt yeHr. tint to Harold E «|ty. ] kreture Katuida; MITO PARTS Jury Nst seletled auditorium Sj>.iipni |^, assistant pluvement At the erut of the day the jury The film : , oiiiHti-t Lk'man-1 for gradnatr* in stfR had tu t beer selected. The1 Pron k y it. «oJ Aetives Hunt • Aula ftlaaa Missing: Door Kraaar Salt Parts jMcMiirrv SIiiIch iIWIihIh|!v talk J » | .j A'n "The GoaU and Content of a f«mprrhensive ' IHuwmnrl will be the subject ot Dr. Carey Mayd Dai rCATI.ks AT J hu lcii McMutty» talk bet<«> a I o>\A ,»v h«*t<«cv' drpai I.Menl vo!1»qui- tomoirow al 4 pm A \ I A k'ttduat* of the University ! '. Vonna. Dr Mc.Murtv j? The , authm of *e\vral boukv, SrniaiK l*lan (loffrc Hour Sryffrrt Say*; Ela Our InifHtriril tAnvn Suit* hours will be re- iprmg term Cirad- are urged te attend, outstanding valueOmrevcnw at initials «>n the sen* lau,t.. »»i> tailored ,uits eomhininf focal interest tn f'h >utd >*ti the Haver rnd el spring term the t i r crra.-e-resistance. Beautifully r'J'! .is. Smith deviate*! will he xarmsheti and l"*n ,n,v*l. th. have the distinctive expensive I ■ • \ the wall in Old College '■ uma l. it; Tlw spruce budwmm destiw* Union, navy, pink or beige; notched a' PoujliC and alpine fir. Englenian Bob Watts, coffee hour co- ■ and blue spruce and lodge}* le ami chairman, announced the event Xtv.v. pink, lemon, aqua or beige with braid for stnkir.g effat. Ponderiwa ptn« tree*, mainly in will follow the Cateer canuvil Both in sizes 10 to 20- the west. meeting tonight. * SKWS