,c«/ OSUBy ;AlHiI.IS — — Defending Ohi.. Stat.. t.H.k a nnrtgage on » "I"*' championship by ipialitviug ida.vtenm in preliminaries of the 41mI annual anting meet In the Minnesota |mmj| yesterday Michigan State, considers) the chief challengar, Blasts placed, Buildup fi.ur men and a relav team Tor the finals. The in aecniid-place. Slai laces Spartans are of yeslrnnTv'. quahlynia was Jack flehepv „| Commencement Slated For March 20 m,„. .lav Line peseta who whippet 80-yard free style event seconds In prcllmma the Enemy l)eaav— iuiUlioning DclllHUM'S To SpPilk Siciiriioiiiio'iC'^ morning and then cam Allarks wlar Told lower that mark to 22 8 lite semifinals. The of 23.1 seconds was set by ' pievimj . Tomsk! To 512 Candidates i.tliK. Yugoslavia— of Michigan In 1939 best previous tunc for the event fiehney's III UN I trio A. tidal of 512 Michigan St a it Tito's govern- : announced ciindnlutes for d»-g ' mwt with Illinois cailict this d officially yes- mm- llfd, liitc t.rtntiiil quarter, Mnrph 20, i ihe movement Included in the total are 71 III Mtlsftivr Attack .-si lumps around Oiling I'riccs TOKYO— nitwl Nut i -The Old Hazing f~7 Fixed Oil Soap, I forward yesterday, leaving i Pork Products thousands of I' h i tt es i North Ko can dead piled amid Prank Ends ||j||||* In Tragedy : issia list thu of apply- indc-1 • >|« tul« Curtail).! Receives J.ikr Id-ilil* CuHt-p- ommunUt na- j(governmentWAsmNf ;T(>N__<4w, As Kevin i^uits t-'rcllliliill I'u Ih-alll yesterday m<> hi» htatemcnt, < to cut soup prices am) | l(claiu» I'umImhi NATt'HIT'S KS. i.. of I at news eon-! ,wr,.,| t» set dol1ars-an.l-.-r In Si-uinr l .iliiin I The ancient college ha/mi . > ,, t celling" prlrci on hum. |Mitk «tv prank about the "irate hu« •odd Of Yugo- J aayanjp,. ,nd „lhrr k hMon rain IdiNltON —- ijVi — Ailing haiitI" ended in tragedy ye* | ,,f price stiP.ili/« lltr fcUtCS thU " - a a Kiiu-st Itevin resigned as llri- j K«ld »t also ex petit I.. j-- k regulation ►hortlv fixing • «•.! tain' - foreign secretary yea- ^ the prices of live hog* tcrdav and turned over the Meat industry ofTifi.il: em , «"'» * 1 latcd defense profsieals t-sik ignnlavu and ' hvc hog price* had di*nipt« ven atippnr-ten. by surprise KOTC~ i Imri'-BofBinli, togary — since ; College , , |" , |. On final iMsaagr nnlv five Itepiildican senators v.disl So were attribut- ' (irndi riiturc t»r«uls u s.. i in,,., . , Mont Issue Ptirents To Se Cnpoiilc With Report (!ards Sftriiif: Surtili* In |.« I ust's Of I III. I'oisiiii Ii v Itrnw Council KcporU Kfiitlt Next Term I" IVcmiiI ♦"j'4 " . px, »«• ' * »• The NEWS IN BRIEF '■'I t n ation ^ t-sr *4 • « « .r, •** ,»,*t«iai«. rH. < Slrilii' Oifiriirs Iron Of I iiifnriiis . Thmk"* w th« *f 7, " 1ZFearful GOP • S-eks taintrol ' ' . . . P-nel (Ill Selection Virv /o Ri'iulinitr >lniiifiri In t>cr Holfn nt |" »lr»lu«-fd I" < ('»(«»'" I'la*' ^ r|-Te;.tH»l "s. i),Mll, Dohm *■* »*.wc 'Inkyii Riw • • # • IfifHiiI TriiiI S*| ^B:'Sen. CniM'Imrt Re/mrls RFC Srumliil SHKX at AI. I <.I.Af> SHE I'fKH Michigan State News HSiSSSK SSSwK."353ti II ill. local ran anal** In Una Manil". M wall M aU AC I fnrnto'a delegation. It will be third larsesi In It S3, dim to the, stist»»*s amazing hterimw in pop. ulalion which has given it seven He may, however, have gotten additional members in the bouse in a bit deeper than lie figures! Tito Keeps Eyes On UN, i»f repiesentati\ tK here. Russian Troop Movements lly J. SI. HOHKKTS. JR. A I' Foreign Affair* Analnl he will* own • "graft." floes fominforrn military activity In the Balkans moan Ily forcing the Issue In con- that war in coming to Europe thin year? « Cress oh troop*-ln-Europe he hus Xu categorical answer can lie made this aid* of Ik* raised up against him. during the "treat debute," four out¬ Iron Curtain. standing leaders of the Interna¬ Marshall Tito's charge* that Russia am! her satellites tionalist wing at the parly. All are making aggressive preparations along Yugoslavia's W- icul maneuver in national con- dets certainly tulil 11 somber overtone to long-stantling fears. ventiooa. Three will have the There tire "domes! Ir clrrumslnnres which could cause barking of powerful delegations the Belgrade dictnlor to make sueh charges at thin lit the IMS reinvention. All were «aM ta sets, Ike The New York- IVnnsylvania- Tito's officiuTfamily has not hern unanimous in approv-. Callfornia aais is a formidable one if it holds together arid is ing-his recent steps toward Western friendship, his nppeul for outright food aid and loans, and his final break with Russia. Until last Christmas Tito kept up the myth that his Pf»r*onulities- and all of It* com- rd ithing about it but he's pretty sensitive about differences with Russia were with a regime which wits it¬ fwinent* arc not, a* n matter of Senator Toft t»eing shortei than Marge," self probably deviating only temporarily from true com¬ fact, entirely ftymnatiro, though acting entirely munism. Since then Yugoslav propaganda has charged that. they agree on the . international he Rtepped inti: Russia was out and out fascist. Some of his lieutenants haven't been too enthusiastic about that. • All this year Tito has been trying to overcome op- position among his own people with seeming steps to¬ ward democracy, obviously in the hope of creating greater unity. CAMPUS Right now la- is negotiating for the purchase of war materials from the U.S. and Britain, and it is to his interest to create an atmosphere of urgency in this connection. It is to his advantage to .intensify the attitudes already taken CLASSIFIED by Britain and America that any rominform attack on Yugoslavia would almost certainly set off World War III. Regardless of Tito's motivation, the facts to which he calls attention are incontrovertible and critical. Whether they mean that the Cominform has decided on war rnnnnt. lie said. That it is preparing for war, in fear or by design, is sure. lieorge I'erkins. U.S. assistant secretary of state, Hfml The Startling Fadu In Thin Column said after a conference with Tito recently that the Yugoslav-ruler docs not Mice an nllack will come this spring. That does not ngree with the impression received from APPOINTMENTS f0* APPLICATION Tit" by others in recent months. Some who huve talked ANU IDENTIFICATION PlCTUUS with him have lieen convinced that he does exited such now ihng taken nn attack. WATCH OUR WINDOW At TO* EASTfR SPEClAlTlfS HICKS STUDIOS Now Yuen-latin vays that Russian troops are de- HOCF11NGER BAKING CO. Ovf» V4fP*PD SHOES Ac toM Imm ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHiil.lt (Htl ing dug. mortar emplacement* made, and airfields be¬ n,so!»umSfc£r.!?r ^ Mum. Lmmmm e* raw n ing built. That new military roads are bring built. The will known charge of mobilization beyond penee treaty J HOP PICTURES ! limits is repealed. transportation Tit" i- obviously laying the groundwork for an appeal to th" l-nited Nations if an attack occurs. He will expert the Mtnr res)-nee as was given to Koran—direct military aid. relrospeftitn 6UA«ANTE»0 SPECIAL RATES ON PERFECT TYPING ARMY AND NAVY Don, o* Bwthc '"—-I ik it is only fitting that i review iblems that have interested mac IDENTIFICATION PICTURES «*• .ret «csvi a. Wed At J. C. STFINHOFF HICKS STUDIOS student is very world conscious, one of M Gconsnir! SLOG. ■ wt snow tmi aiouitfwiNH piiONi i irti ■ dm'* every morning the stale new* comes —n„li 4ti«o, o... ttun.'d SOm* turn to page. 2, the editorial page. Ptiwa i no iomuwi ie culture, the brain fissl, the big pertinent tttiiit-t- in umiTT lom high among the country's intellectual Kl»*~' c*" \ TYPEWRITERS - WIXIM ANn h«*nl. tort Ununi S»U5 - SMVtCI - HNTAlS ate the mighty things that have crossed IZrKu SKfe' iUhS 'I ALL At KINDS td- "f the michigan state college students KIMBALL OFFICE MACHINES Aftim1 lit W SMIAWASVK $T »H l«X Crossword Purrle nn oaom*. wanted TYPEWRITERS SALES — RENTALS WOLVERINE TYPEWRITER CGL or t XAiAUAYOO anONf j-aai COME IN AND SEE OUR N.w Lin* Zipp*r*d Dsn)*,**, — ) 44 Th# ' DAN RIVER" Spr-ng JacUti Aie Heie in_AI! 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Deet field. bot^i oflSavetye City j |.|vtV, Pu.rkrwv and Haiti* ■ H - *AGINAH'-Jame«« Bai j an«i MINSpMlTt lAV-r»c Stillwater fV.v ..I A - Amaranth.- Helm Kent / -N of l> ■v.# Robert J*ei» Wani Swaje, | Hotvell. j Wdi.am W.lev Frank. V* Bojle-o Jr NT SI II RAT.T Ral|e F W-e H M.UuUi. lkr.£it>b for bachelor's do- eisburg. W. Va , SIA< KIVSi — ItrKemari C'jI- be Hill flrdretf A K« Kuhol- . 1 ,V '" MartNilt 4 re T* on " »f » Robert S. Lin- Jolw I. Ill ; F.e.i " jcute.ru. St fKnave. j F.o*. nV T McMorray II tumbiis,- O; Hoi Itll I.MIAI.F. - .?,r,.e W.Mr-' MAIIIMII --Richard V. Oil-! pmiet^ Qu»«!.*y 1 .dl If ii1 <:.,|«- ' pin. Mount Clemens and Jackson S Arthur f \S(W WORTKH M »(it; W Hcnnmg. New Baltimore; | nr% utri for the doctor of MtShTII - Ciuiold Oro#*- JST. I I SIK Janes F Fu.ger TIAA* *» di'grcc are* Itam Bar- n«. t ie. Co H-n..-h and Albln-Paul a|.| ,r.„ y Wallace. William II Mr- y Bihar. India, animal h**l»r K An' id.d George Merrill Haven, Vt„ dairy. i ti,e ' doctor of eduea- v.-, ;i be John W. Kldd: i or art* nrr.Rii: of Buffalo Cart. F. ji t r.ntlidat#* for the re* PcllarK >r.,t Kf srW degree, listed ol- i ftobrit* ail i f No a jv t>y cities ore: Mar- pari: Detroit: Fnyc I.. J.n.e> H. Powell. And Jjjiillivan. F.ast Lansing: w vr/rn % Miiitken. Jr.. Fent«»i»; Knight; Grand Blanc; IIob!ft«on."?irunt; Imu- -Ptommelen, Holland Hiivi-. Jackson: C'on- - Kdward Rlrhar* . ;,ht. Il.vrtl C Fee- and Dough* We- j» Hoffman, WjJIiain , ... Rov G Rtruhle. 'AViw and Marion A _• ( harlrs D Cimm- Vi.trvjn TenF.lslutf I; ... W Men ell A T*aird Schabel, Piit-e 1 M Klliot, and candidate*; for the . decree arnr Nancy < hburjt, Mass.: Bob- n.i-jle, Canton. O; t^Aerwr/ rifntoit ; ; , , Toronto, Can- Ehrmann. Milwito* jit Hfttntp 7 am fit a , ! \V Fox. W«r- ».«.< • K,«v. t'r:«r H*rtocolh-.. 4ufc*s arwS rich taste Australia. ; Hold Sin^ Sumliii that make a cigarette* ompletely wijcvatle. An*J Lucky Strike mrin* fine tobacco So if you're not happy with your presetrf brand < and a 38-city survey thowt that milium* are not), switch to Luckies Vow II find that 1m*te hettrr than any of he/ ctga* t*tt». He lfapp> y t.mJay? r mij;iru■rnrrrnrm 1 IS/M FT-lodcy Strike Means Fine Tobacco I * T Ft I ■ tl i f MT'FT fTTWi I IHYSt WEI». • Till H. • MAHI II III I ART** MSI U-?W\ B W S0MUtS£TImaicham^ _ J I , mmm sm- TVlfflw- x- IHYSI mi.. SAT. WITH « rtATm>- TAMltl > I'l 1H» • *f MAin II I' VOTE YES vr -I'Mis*; RW.IST*ATM)S The Vrtf l unHilmlitm PrutUet: • % Mitdriil >U|»|MMlr«». I Proritlri: • -iiiilrnld'amh* ImMrimry 0 |^-j[i«Ull" Bwndi # Bmiirfc rniihtf inn announces new hours ~ sptday -10:45 ub. t» u pjl - friday and saturday—10:45 ml la 12 *jl I THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Saturday Big Ten Gym e Squad Learned A — Hinges On Mel Si, Br Bil l. RLAIPRy sophomore year's performance, giv- The Spartans'chances in the Itig'|,.M ., ' "We Inli ne*! n lot in our .first year in the Western eon- nent* a mere 48,t-pnlnt-pcr-gitmc average over the "l-gatne Mngle point shy of hi* .. fereure anil I think it tvlll ilo us all K»«al In the future," oh- schedule and topped the Itig Ten defensively with a 480 ing him a total of H49 points in two years of validly play, March 24 at Minneapolis mat .heavily ierves Pete Newell, youthful Miriiigitn State liaskettuill mark In''1.4 names. Forward Itill Bower took third place in the scoring race who ia competing in his last year for sit,p. 1 ''J ioach, I miking tiack over the 195(1-51 season. Ilespite the fact that the Spartans ttserl a "controlled- with I!t9 points in 20 names, a 7.0 averaire. (ittard Gordio Ijist year Stout placed see-, Newell stepped Into the Spartan luisketluill picture this ball" offense, final statistics show that Stale out-shot ull Stauffer was the other Spartan player over the 100-point oml in the all-around event in \ \r* , » . season and without being familiar With any of the person- opponents bv 27n shots, an averaire of 12.8 more attempts total, rackinir Up 12!! .while appearimt in every Rame. the NCAA and the .Mid-West- j is" «:\:\ |||M uel produced III wins in 21 names, ■including a conference per gnmejltnn the opposition. "Our Inability to hit the ('.nurds Sonny Means with 97 points and Captain Jim ern lake* to Pre ire neat ■ w,y i„. ,Hl tnitlghl fur thr i year lluck. who la trum Lcxing- j Milwaukee Journal relay* or the ill Inn. Ma**., ha* Iwn M-aano* uf \ rllgilulrt, remaining rity'* new ntena | The meet w«» unnnunrett „ | The I rrriidlr Marc ell the lllll hlkj,.' tT. ' I)!|,ll, Oliver r. Knevkle el the Journal EIST LANSINfi Lit!-.,If tl mil' if«i. im$P mJIH 1(1 | I|( II rrjH.rls ataff, director id liie Jtatr't'* tieing renewed a* an annual af¬ If"! ' *=- ' * '■:& 1 Gene (i - [ tMiivitlu if 'I! lu First Tiger fair after a 26-year lup*e A brand § M? W fir. Riser. I new hanked board track built m Ibrt* etlit 60 section* with It lap* to the ••• ••••• •«••! mrg an a m \ Game Suiuluv ha* iteen installed toitd' K aI."' If the (Ml Kt mdlitl I,AKKI,AN1>, Kin. — (A1) Michigan State's diHtance mi IMIERT-tT SHOP Ink at Ihtst ItittM ft fit i the t HI" ■ lev and two mile relay tram* \» i:\ST t.\\*|\i,-k Slim in ning for their lirst compete in thl* tournament Hunwio s \ see, nine fsl* Sir;' Grapefruit Ictigue gnntc Sun- their last meet of the year or *l«.v. the Detroit Tigers luiiind- cit through it long hnttingi pmctlvc ycstcrdiiv. j "lri""r T1,r ,v#nt »,,i mutrt ; Dun (ichrnwnn and »nl Wilt m rsuipmrnl In, lu,lint rlrrtyl- Miokrcon Tokd,. Ohio haull «>lr la. kvim iai kvoiA ille Mao* tu fcp.*rd (i r' until ' the mile, w-ith (iehrnwinn having is - recently a l*rand Itaira L I'.'.iiERl holdout, nocked hi* first "homer" ! pfomiaed a "4 XHJ or i»cftei" tjetorr Crmrnl Mixer* lietroit ttie Florida seioton. It was a I htunetown fan* wh«> have mth IK n th 340-foot Une drive off Virgil'him only rarely Added tncen- W hrclharriiwi JP liUtrtv for tawrwlun »l the ImII Ii on.r.i,-" .'«• riitMHinlrr aI Je»*»»«»n t«| lUceli* itf j |1 Truck* Manager Hed lUdfe ha«* jwleeted l tive-- «* if that were needed it t ihi* fit*t meeting, between Ute.iwr 2 und I Wheel Trailer* l« e Id || WAti-he* IKe artiwn. ! since Wilt snatrtied the little Had '51 it • ; l*avil ; pteseason < Ihtty) Trout to sdtch ttw opener against the { ger> 39-Mtrutght teeord hint week Spray Painting Kiiuipmenl (,KI Mb'l Nil 'll§} Kobs Readies Baseball 'HURAl jCmt*intuiti Red* Sunday. [ Holfe «aid Kvert and Vic Wert? lart Hay of the [ would be withheld from actual ~wdl tie the appearance of Stew- | ic club York ftlhtct- HAIL*. WCtRLV OR NIIMIILI RATLN 317 I (,r.n4 «i" ] ill I games for anothei week to |H-r- |;«>. you'll recall. *et tlw rafh out then. t*. get in additional KIJ »: Mkhlian fkane 4 *11 »>ace tn Maduoi; Stpiair too den SIDELIGHTS 1 training Ttiev weir- holdout* f Saturday when Wilt won S(|tiad For Spring Tour when camp fn*t opened j The mile field wtll la- rounded Ti e Tigerv will concentrate on ! „ul with Horace Anheiifelte., an hritmg and fielding drill* again FBI agent like Wilt and John Jr« k ! Barry Ireland, a Villa i student lt* M\\ KI R/MAN I.a: than a ween of prae- t ire re ma ins U'tere John KoiiA, Mn hiifan State ;* base* hail 4 oat h, hav t«» choose the I lottk \x l IDttln %t vr« In Oik as ^ A lnebdli Kaite1 • . I nr.,// t n««r Nii/ijxiif Of I he Ncir l''»|U'f«h ' Hail . I.oilafifufioit mill liiieiiihiH'Hl Ait, f tlliivrnti"« '' M at k ♦ -V A A Ci» 4 r,Jf* eh bd»w ® J l-tfi '• f.«hi| Tit *?• r td Of TNI (OC* kOv» *- AT M'KINr. IIII.IMKAIION ;a4UaU.u"n'^ tn v4n * Seht iasii w ltn san -— ' ■ ■ • «*•«>»"■ »»**» s»* , | nintinvpiiy conwrtiihif .<>II<>K<- rnll Id,., rulirtilnua In light of the fiuta Hiirrimmiint tin. State Mixta nee Ace MSC In Underdog Role it,in-. ,t„ In »»m<» Nlnfi-H, liirluiliiig Michigan, i»ire ntnta «n|ipoitr.' ■. - j*>r" - in year*. t*ayne. a nine-to-five underdog. outweighed hi* rival, (90'A hofior*1 will clash In what to 180^. o ..i Dip rontroveray jirMPtil argument. that are rattily tlinmUacil, promise* to the Dent rote genet! of bout* battle* at a flrst. . —'j^: li„. prime fund ion <.f I hp r. .liege is win, i,(ion nn< Spin tan captain Hank Amr>s to foul I. — fa<~e« national champion Mac LpVir *»|H>"HpiI tliP erilleges lipforo f,„iihull an, Mailiiie? in the fiut tight of the jm 4H . F\ stiitp fimiin will ho ullottwl i„ thiwe n,dilution Ik, >4* fur I j., i'.Kithnll Fun hm his ilusin-s i«lisi',i,,l ur not Amw lost to the 125-pound :: !.„iis for ilemanriing legislation of thw nature southpaw la«t year in the Nf*AA L-. i- pleilgml to repay Ifm put,lie with graduate finals, lie ha* trained luifd for thu one arid will try to even the | ,-„i,ti ihutp to our sorlPtv. It j< N't it plwlpwl to pro count with Martinez tonight. fcrt»mment for Sutunlny afternoon .port, fun* San June ha* five other uncle* Lother kIiI,' of tho argument, wo fitul official. wnrrin footed !>«**•*» ^ ut,t\ much of the •tot <«*•>>< of their tenth can iw at¬ L |«H»ih|p ilrop In attendance if tho game. mo tele tributed to the extensive honing itial attraction of televtoion wears oft an ,h% lather than kill, interest in -quilt* figure* reveal that 24 percent i\f-the . who hail Just bought n sot (within ti «■ a footl,all game in l«U!t. Fort y one mir a srt four to tt mouths wont to f.s, r. of onp to two yoHrs woro lank to n lllini * !;»•»«• (loach it atlrniling. roni|Mirwl with 411 i«im Honored IK Pres. PATRONIZE STATE NEWS ADVERTISERS t iittondnnre at game,. ovot, m tho NCAA ruling, if vnough lionmt tplovisiop. tho ruling htr t.la-«u \tiwtraliaii ■ h.nigpd. Vi'ool Sht-aliTs ll'a |iSraftan a KM1S: Congralulution- t,, basket hall team for th« \ Ten season, eRIfeciallv for the N«»trti» r i onrars f against Illinois rather than w [thr ia*t hi* minutes. The* «;»■ Univarsity of Madrid I' to wrestling Coach Fen»llev aiwl team i fUme tiihtmns and George (tender, who ga .t MSC iiidividual Western roiiferera e <'harnpion>h>p<« wft* editors of the Western conferetice i >liege paf»er« tipg an flll-cotiference basketball team this year The .f th. t*.il will announced in the KTATF.NF.WS rt fn.tnth. Ten plavers Vere picked In order of | n». M"! the vote* are figured on a bam* of to j*»itit* f<.r kt. nine fM>ints for second c hoice, etc. with the fir-»t iMakirlski Cops I liinl Kp, «id of the five players receiving the rra»«t vote*. were: Skoog, Minnesota; Garrett. Indiana; N'.'Ghwestern; McKultv. Punho ; Sui.d«-itaire. I - In KC Relay Classic UVS, MSC; Nirholas. Wisconsin; HOWFJt. MSC; una; and hailing, Iowa. c* 3 afrfs •-*-»»■' With silica, water and imagination Du Pont scientists have found their two to? •i, »dh on U-4 Da cm* foowt. in t'tflay4* depth ha* beert so tit but y' THE MICHIGAN 8TA.TE NEWS Satiirilay 9m«* Teat Pilot Reveal* Institutions Swiss Reservist* On Endurance Run Spy Names To Face Brother As Possibility OfAtt State Query Traitor Also Shells Re SAN l**RANt:iSCO-j yiew with Gene May. 48, famed The governor also asked the . tr|*l. aim pnl the flnacr on M California test pilot. state InentuI health commission nwh wife u. I he go-between li In Washington,, the atomic en¬ "to look Into the entire question Ills betrayal. ergy commission declined com¬ of Uie adequacy of food ami Tile brother-in-law-. Julius R«« ment on the newspa|>er story, nursing and attendant staffs at 1 •nbera. .14. the laltrr's wife, Ethel standing liy its »N»tiry of with¬ state institutions." also 34 ami Martin Hoboll. 33 holding all details on the Nevada The governor's move followed a complaint from Mr. and Mr*. tests. The A EC referred to them •pinna In give atom i Arthur Van Alstvne. Jr. of Russia • Detroit, whose son. Dennis 5. died Oct. 18 at the Lapeer state home Awalta Ho Monro HT. BiC^CPg I c i i song lass, awraillng . There has been speculation after from sources outside the AEC Although cause of the death charge, that the Nevada tests may involve was given as pneumonia, Williams and tori at their trial either artillery shells missiles with atomic warheads. or guided s±l»a I said there were indications that malnutrition was a contributing May Mas quoted as saying he not a defendant in the ca» Ah factor. The governor said he was saw what he described as "three not 'satisfied with- a prehmfnify Owstn Wile smnfl atomic explosions" in Ne¬ RB|| probe of the case. Another Van Alstvne chit.! Greenglats quoted his wife a» j snvnm the Rosenhergs asked her tn get from him A-homb dala to* -Mary Martin an Jane I In ate vada last Tuesday night. No Report I Douglas, 8, also a patient at the In Im% Vegas, 50 miles from the home, became ill at the same time pass nn to Russia ring role at Nettle t'arbnah atomic testing range, police said but was .taken home by the par¬ -I told my wrife 1 would give Rrssges. erogaetlaa af "Han her the informalinn and she then they had received no reports of ent* and recovered after treat¬ flashes being seen on Tuesday or ment at the-- Children.'*, hospital ashed me for specific informs- at any other time since a series Detroit of huildinw-rattling blasts were I* Writes To Governor skl-rnn af their winter training. sent ofl more than a month ago. In a letter to the gnvtrnnr. the mother of the tw« children charg¬ Rosenbergs ah estimate of how lit*Year-Old Draft |' knew, no atomic energy ed that a 28-year-old inmate « f many twuplc worked at Lot Ala-1 hn they fContinued From Page l> Truman Works Wherever mo- He also listed *.>me of the, n,mmiss mi experts are in Las 1' Frosh-Sopli famert atomic scientists then |*r- The test vote on UMT came fecting the potent A-homb—Dr., shortly after the senate had Ye- j Vegas nance si dent w-.x-s. the President works." Prosh-Soph weekend will j glass said ftusentierg demanded j The senate bill was drawn up ! Mother Accuse* • , This was the comment j highlitrhl spriitK torn, .ctivi- ties for tSate freshmen and *w ^! 1X7,Z tZT " I K^^'^ipha f charged that du 'I wrote up the Information he'Tart nil '...irnalism honorary, will attend tn Pres. ie-tia! Secretary Jo- Prof. Braiuard louhomarw. ! wanted that evening," testified j The virb»r> of UMT wax chalk-' the 01 giint/ation's annual ronven- rxas. during spring Heplacing the traditional Frosh the GOD ftaiaunai committee . Named To Post Soph day the weekend will fea¬ He added that he turned the em Taft also fought to limit thc j Jack ture ihe first Big Ten conference datd over to Rosenberg the next life of the whole bill to four *record' of the nWitm" (i .j Mr. Truman since ; In Wusliin«iion for freshmen and officer* on morning. An earlier witness. Ma* Elit- year*. However, this Taft amendment State's campus. cher. former navy ordnance hur- s— ' Vt 4 • lost 58 to 3D As written the law | #! statf childrr i r*t an curlier KispwUmd tn-Cahi t ! s-na t demand j reiurn from his Drof. Harry Bmtnard of the ec- onomlcs department will take a leave of absence spring term to Scheduled for May 11 through I c,,u employe, testified 13. tho event is under the direc- i and Sobetl tried to get anti- craft and anti-submarine data would stand until retwaied. Senator laanger (R-N.D.) I / Weigh' nifunr work"' va- work on the Washington staff of from him in IP 44 and 1944 putting a I Do pet tent tax on sur Ma ir*u House'" in the re- Hep Gerald Ford. Jr. of Grand He never turned over the data, ? phm i-orporatioo profits and i It's eke* finance corporation ; Rapid*, Elitcher said, but he "atxepted * similar levy on pemonal income; ■mt* | iienracs. ' Bramard will study appropriu- Will head committee* amt act a* the idea that he might do *4. over #25.000 a year. Virr-Prc*i A xfMli IN TM| —! Hon 'requests of government de- B and II Dtotritotiat Co. hosts to the Big Ten represent*- I accepted in that I didn't re- dent Batkiey ruled the amend DintiHers Deal s-tai t,r- .gTKsod Know- > i«rtmerits with the aim of "tuh- istaotmlly yet con.tructlvely rc- live*. Beside* the traditional athletic j ject the Jdea." he rxplaiiwvt ments out of ontcr xsict vcicrd.r -for i rillnn': e»|wnrtmircr, dated Ford rivalries lietween classes there With (iniaks. . Rrt* Dnortm Waller '» •> "*» ">'">»*' 'h«* will l»e a banquet for conference nocrtP*) that John ft. 1 tiouse appropriations committee delegates and a program over t*-«*KjvWti1ial iiaiirtant !"e nsked llrainard to be it WKAR V9TI Senator Says I-. RFV tfinctur,, Mr' mrmb" h" ow" »ul •" A dance in the Union will cli- M+tti* m an *ppht'a-.Jj|l'l,ro,,,lft^uns Committee cm- . the events. WASHINGTON - ■12 million loan to en- j pl">*CC, id I iti- t* h n l r m a n Kefauvrr < 1 l ,- mmdle west These had been on lhe beol eflcctlvcncai chafing under the Vandenberg with nces cir-j j leadership and welcomed thc committee change. They presumably pro- away rnote*«■ dnv« which will r Any student interested should Our t AHUm ( lussu • , ^ » rh. ihe oflirul week 'register with the plaeement office May T-Il in Morrill hull Such k#ovta/y • • - . . • WKAR To Air 10.95 frfcgf They « c w>th fvechcofr rov-' LernerV Aililrc* (or th* Rolfrr, to^g g>r.ng >c. - th* sport rnthunast Hand-sewn tt.m o- ... a jr»cl of a totton bnvnkl»l|, OOUAtHt ttOW * ilrrx* you'll prarUrallv livr m WdHbenck heL LAW trvm 2 3b all divine ami »anmtor Taikur.1 (car U. jXtr- Mat I sun-krathrr in lilar, tltaur. pink WKAR oewx Ust-wvek ha* or a.pui: surx 10 to "JO, requenting th I'M MM) SELLE |lra» Shoa unable t" atti ivoftuiufx t.- French ( oiim*«Ii Slaleil lor Series. v A French comedy-drama about an affair which almost wrecked * 4»«PP5' marriage u the r«*t ddnelr on thc Michigan Sutc ■College foreign fflm tarries rjdonelle." which "tar* U»uui ' Jouvet and Darvy Robin will be aKowti in Fairchild theater Mon- ) t * l • " » ' " ' day, Martjv 12 at ? and » pm.