WEATHER: PARTLY CLOUDY t CONTINUED SIZZLE DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN SATURDAY* MAY 19. 1951 FIVE CENTS Art Festival JVcir (Mtnpu* Road t» Feature I Often* Next Week runs Thr new Rrd C«d»r road that b»twr*n thr WSE buildin* Suicidal Reds Go Forward Tower Bells | and Enxinrrrins Drawing build- Ignoring Huge Casualties j ing. on smith rumpus is brine i sravrlrd now and will br oprn to ... traffic next week. according to I arillotl I Olicprt Milton Baron, protrsaor of land- I'ri'M'litfil rt »» tin tl -tiiitilkv ••!! sca»* architrcturr. As „ thr tomi b I'lctcri. thr college UincUcape arch- A carillon concert will Ik1 hi-l.l at I p.m. Sunday Its a itrcturr department work on * t will consist of an __ 1 ' the test pit the bells. the Chinese smashed lietween Draft Bills Lavonnc on a imi a watrhev The testing machine mea- to slop x car in emergencies. IJJM Approves S. it division and shattered South Korean rem¬ cast of Chunchon. > Srinilt'-HiMiM* Krttnp HI)A CIIIV FIND CANT Isitieih .lye In I8'/j i j Embargo of breakthrough c u t •Yonggae lateral road east tchon That is about 5r» the iiiual *500' Derby includes WASHINGTON IA senate h o u s o ^inference - — nil — War Goods *> mile toast ortheast of Seoul and 5l) inland from the, ensf it was not clear whether i. Schu-; committee yesterday agreed lliissiii Altwluiiis the bole was plugged later. Field I to lower the draft age to 18' jl dispatches were heavily censored. kes Place Today "vHnrt.v .i v0"™ nn'i extend the draft i law until July 1, 19.V,. • From Final \iile Three American trapped division units uf crashed the The present minimum draft age NEW YORK — (iT)— Tiie Unit- ■ la Chi Alpha pushcart i> hontr am is 19 eil Nation* general assembly ap¬ iteration with St) other entries in the The agreement partially re- ( proved a Malory-making arrows show where Bed* solved a month-long deadlock over embargo yeaterda pn arrows indicate Allied farces Reds unleashed mi*.Hing lor twt conflicting senate and house ver¬ iinimiiiiition from Ihe Chunrhnit area eastward to the maid. The < morninp about sions of legislation for a new draft materials to tied China. law and for setting up a Infiltrating southward into thr I'uklian river valley with t sembl.v votwl 47 to Lambda ('his, >j>" universal able abjective (broken arrow) Ihr Han river and a w rr Pageant tier by. iwi\vd a phone cai'r-tviiing military training program pme in the future. alt countries in the world slop sinews ma of war to Hed i and the coinnumlM North i ,,v t,u The gunners circle of fire Several key points still remain wis* (no on th«'\ could pick TOr * u j in dispute however, and the joint WIN 7-.» FRIDAY range d moved the back as lite troops marched i-ui ;H j committee will meet again to iron - ... . safely inside the explosive cur¬ Monday tain lex'.will cicrftH present draft act expire* pit»gram itni in the by the ! band President Truman and Secretary of Defense Marshall have July 9 urged State Close Series Al* rurrespondent Barnard, on the central front, r«-- finrleit "part of/he American di- William day. j prompt action on the legislation, visiiyvf line east fo Chunchon still emporary Amer- ■ Originally, the senate voted to including Virgil, j tower the draft age to 18 and also Solemn Music." • approved UMT. The house set with Hootiers held like a rock " Klsewherc along the mountainous curving, battlefront. Alli/> t Mti. traditional. I8l» /or both active duty and •forces held firm against the Com¬ Uf STAN KI R/NAN u by Herbert UMT. munists' second spring offensive Cmbargo ctlon developed also groups .Will con News reel in "Five Under the comprmniae. I».ywr. i MU%t ^ Uuri1 T"X U>' W,*lMK lit. U.S. senate and or traded ground slowly for un¬ counted thousands • u-ring sround the ribbon* old* could be Inducted fur tram- yeatertlay lit luooniinKton. the Michigan State ha.Heimll use conferees voted to slrength- of Chinese lives. Mr, Mister " All tug undei UMT. if and when such i team will try f»r tt aweep uf the tWo-gHmc aeriea thin after- iegislation banning Ameiicun I.t lien. James A. Van Fleet. 1 louse OK's "4 *' " " " a training system is set up 1 nooll. entered by tw ; nations which he Mrl.»e .... I...I draft brwrrlj MSC h John KoliS lilts, |» I . r|t 11. ship war goods to China. Itussiu Fhthtli army eomntamler. e\- l»rrwil rwttliileitre that the Rrd- c,r, Uk. . hist exhaust under 19. u n.usi; all availal>le men in ,,,| righthander liotr ■ IslllK lit- lO ltllk or other members of the Moscow bloc. oflettftivr will fall. . } T\ Measure ,, , .. . . . ... ,i.P,WntiM,:i,„H. ' "" lhc Tlll'SllllV IIIV Under the new, tougher provi¬ United Nations positmns in tiie The compromise retiuirrs «U]hurler. , E lit. ^tlcl j IfII sions, other nations would have to I'uklian river vallrv, on tiie west • central front, remained undented. young men to register when the* On the mound for the certify that they have not sent Sennit' Hill \imeil reach 18 and requites local draft ' will probably be Hert ' classify them before | slow-ball pitcher with Amerieaii Wav arms or other war materials to the communist areas before they On the western front. Allied -fun e» withdrew slowly south of nl I of M I'ruelirr could receive further aid- Uiiungbu, which is 11 mile* nortii "The Americnn Way" will be of Seoul Censorship shrouded discussed here, in a special public Ii Thin "Will IMII Iwlh lull. Ilir- xympuaium Tuesday, featuring Dr. j| rmh.nn Ihr I'llllril Nllhiin Itaiph J. Dune he, director of j! IHiw I. U*liit l» wiirh nut " » just north of fhkso. some jn mile, These centered on general UMT | ttl.liirrf M-htlr rrpulilh .il l»»d- east of Seoul inul 25 air miles United Nations trusteeships. I rr Whrrrr (Nrb i. south of parallel 38 The Allies jft that would limit to 12 nuNdhs Di Hutu he will sjauik at 10 i set vice of any reserve called I «ff |k a.m. in the Auditorium in a con¬ Before the vote the UN geu- back from all their ixttdtioiis north duty who quabfie* a> a veteran j tinuation uf a symposium on the i-neg.il N Kau PUU*. of .18 in fted Korea. the last war The senate siunc topic hold in Fcbt uury. 1 li¬ India appealed riefly for the Lawson came in to' preserve the nes* M to declare t its victory The Amrricaus ami Nrnili m calls for 24 months. pi evented him from apiie.o t victory, He had hi» troubles, as Kim ran* on Ihr central frmit Di Max Lerncr, noled j would be acli Indiana loaded the base* on anoth¬ east of ( ItlineIiimi still were d editoi, at Uie Fcbru- i South Korea i YMCri Marble er line single and an intentional Lawson then forced U«i\ ary meeting. l oltuwing the priutipal addrt-M'. 311th parallel. hrariiic the brunt of the offen¬ sive launched WeilnrMtav night hv an estimated 7*8.ghf Chinese IVgram to hit bark to the ntuund u panel dbctissiou of the topic ! Tournament r an easy game-ending out Dick Mover and Joe fUvich were will be held I'articipating faculty Student* to Judge and Korean Reds. Headquarters of Gen. Matthew Stoek in Contest Starts Today ' I'll fu'lk til butc'k nxht-lut Udttme »lt«k. J (ru.iu.lr Mud, dcmt B ftidgwav. supreme Albni emit- r m En.h.h do„.r,. Muelrtrr l.r.d J'" " CI.-.KC ..It*I IM.bllC ,r"' ili'imrlmrrit. 1 vul * four tries 11r Ihiltul.l M. Jtjhllkdtl, HSkiMl.lIc | ( pto(*woi wthoiow. liter Waits John Kyle, litdiatia third base- led ttw llooaier attack with Third Stale Grail nan. two' triple* and a double in four Graduation Slate* |i.X"i",X». Stm Fails S The two three-bagger* tied Big Ten record that i* held by Itig Aluiiioi firoHil iji » Ki'poiird Mik.Miii» kfmd numetmi* player* including tiie in Korran Gonfliii tHIIV Hack A re« oid gathering of Michigan .71 W..U. Spartans' Capt. Vitice Magi, J Detroit i Mate College alumni is' txpcctcd to invade the fait Lansing cam- { Philip j Statcn l« pus for annual Aluinni-Day-Coin- man, and Allen iU.'MJ, is tl mencement fe*tiv((ie*, June 1-3 I N.Y Deshman. , ' reported extended hi* hitting streak to 15 consecutive games t division*, wit I compete lace m tie marWe tpif- the Indiana bounced half of fight back in the toning to knot NEWS IN BRIEF Braille.) Says I. h. Musi Ic the track and held Net HA MB A LI Page 1 dhuuon* will *«e r age by fartMi|>anL» under 10 tornado Strikes in Texas Eve bin* Kaiifje Smirily >* from II to 19 years, 14 and 15 year* Lonvo to Di*eu** | "'hev WICHITA FA 1.1 A. Tex olV-A tornado at rue k nine- arc still bringing the dead in," said a leport t«» lli*torie Site* Fall* Itecord New* late yesterday. # * * * Marking historic budding* and sites will the purpose »»l a Train Crash Kills Hifill I conference on hi*ti*ric marking nilYN MAWIf for Mm I.nan to lie hetter understanding of # # * # ml First Lieut. c $10,000 bond the 1rr.p7rtar.re of properly roa'k- • me And when Jack f I»eB->er Kalamairo ir.f historic t-ltes I)SR Strike Cite* tit Court was formally instaikd as Main speaker will be Dr Ron bond was for- turner, captain cf th« MSC rompany at alrl Lee. assistant director of the DETROIT—4dN—The city went to court yesterd^v m back Its pre- Rurk on Garden ed yesterday and iwahbard and Blade, military ruitiorial park service Hi* t'>fic srirywjnced plans to start its. strikebound buses and streetcars rolling vainly that her hemorary society, Thursday in the Unser at will t« ' History Written or. the again without uruon help, tasnd" The public is invited to g i 4 e Step* Continue* He succeeds Albert F Talkr attend the address to be held The entrance and steps to the captain, K company, first jrt Monday in the Music auditorium 'Ceneral* Jacob S. Coxey Die* Be«! Botanical gardens are being ment, first sergeant it 8.15 p.m. rebuilt by the college landscape The new officers were Studentsi in park management MASSILON, P.—(JV-Jacob B. Coxey, the "general"* who led an architecture department, accord¬ at modeb of «rmy of unemployed in 4 march from here "to Washington in 1834, ing to Milton Baron, professor of lied last iu*ht following « stroke, lie was 87 years old. landscape architecture. i i Ger Br«H«v [ c.erfiow crowd Pact Nations Oppose U.S. Suggestion BT 1. M. ROBFRTS onjtrd I'r"' Nm Aritrit jnee has indicated her irt of the American »stion that Greece and ev tie included 'in the 1 Likely Story Bv Bill Mcfiraw Starr Ntw! jtiwlin f.ltnf ASCOXE. Switzerland — (A*, — Pi.tter Shit*, a J7- year-nM hsdidas maker from (Merwck, Holland, had a \i-.r* he. meal he pulled out a reed pipe and ptayed hiie-elf a tune.1 A "per. attracted by the tune, hit him. Shat* i* hvpected to reenter in Izicarno hospital. :-nme to us via The Associated tthtneed at it, smiled and then luddettij? we realized the poasihie [he veracity of the AP. huh roall.w-. what is a hoiidnymaker? Pn they expect :;,iie as to Mieve that there are people who takmp hylidavs? We know that there are s the;r Jivinpr because of holiday-1. Ike jfreet- "afturers. fire cracker salesmen and the like, -.. go about m.-ikiny a holiday? If there is Republicans Slick to Extreme Policy . v.. then let's make sure our immigration- acn enough to keep these people out of the Hv-'« • •• no thinjf that Americans don't need WASHINGTON — In times ational emotional upheavi \ ifax rg t*ton holiday*, including such Independence Keaoiu- iVcliiFatinn of Tnrlepen*" l»av tNtiv. a hank Church i . Maryland). . CAMPUS CLASSIFIED h A1 i i— M ■ automotive lost & found housing PERSONAL employment the pan.' All of difficult- drafted tr««m admini- »ionto a Hpnng tm- Pwuif- ANTED iioce has o« the world organ*.-, lated all that U at lost 1 found FIRST I'KfcSBYTKKlAX future ia. of cour*r. transportation CHI'RCH But juat u her ad would be contrary"* the I N (or, wanted AROY'S J j \(i upstairs t? mjch;g*n GIFTS FC* THE ICY C IDENTIFICATION l«AC sats »c»vs be a graduate student — I think they have to engraved free maintain a "B" average." Union entrance, 130 am. PHONE 4^S2S THE MTCRIC AN STATE K E WS Merman Honored Basckaii Thin dads at Porpoise Bust The and a three-fcuf?»- Harry NJci^ produced ih- and Company Today rrhich placed second in the ternoon at the . NCAA title race, will fce honored this af¬ aafceal fcxp&'tr counters. State went ha* k into the lea Mv %ir\ I AGC1H j; I mJ bust H.gtdtght of the alWar pro- ; in the second on a walk, LittidJey' .Th* hijfh-lvinjr ttltnl with IVn la? and company will «n*t.| frarr, uiil be the holding of the [ j&uble and a wild pitc h ' th* Spartan thmcfad* at If." h*r*> th*.*aftorn«»m in wh«j Ir-^nal stick ovirg cha»p»or.- Once again the lloosler? ca*" pii'iir,..'. ». a natural tor smashtnir-roooKis. I - r.. y at 1 in Jeniacm pool. C.v»cn CFiarTe* M.Caftree will '.hack Two tun:? m# the third p; All eye* will naturally tn .a, |a;. mi* of th* thre* m*n i[ a nr-ounce the winner of the out* \ them into a <>r.e-!h»if bead until th in tha history of- track t" " r1 i fifth when the Spartaa? ■ .score ! standing $w;mnier award at the i;twice without a hit. • clear, the, 15-foot mark. • l*arf The distance races also loom as]! picti e whirr slated for 5. The With- one '.*ut in the irmir. wnu a cinch to crack the ex- o^d -c;vo record breaking per- | outstanding fms-h -award and a 'Magi Va* given fii-: base .«« « • $£litlg l^-tVet-T1 i-inohrfyeoiNl.•' v-rtancti . with. • ;Ca;«t. Warren.l.host of other honors plus the giv* *-m?rr?ererce -pftre '-e**4 *- meeting Lawu < tv.g of varsity and miner letters aalso be- presented.' •_ S* .rv-Tiers from many• , prep 'Vhcwv.s and their coaches are ex* 'owH Karl Schlademar. starerj ; vt < leveljmi I • edge, the meet *fcot.-*d be vkr-vc ft State having a, ton man in < hmat* T. New Vofk .♦ every event. Itatroit g. Philadelphia 6 «X> W*«hittftan ♦> st louh ? tVi TODirsoiwt ( hicato at New X ork OvfUnd at Rowton Detroit at Philadelphia l>; I out* ji tVi«hinttwn Nothing Shaw. Abbot 'Mural A i lies Named Champs I'rr/mrati-oii thai l'uv« One of America's Most Famous a M? tv. fit, inver t I-in.liic Campus Shops for Men kit tha rive (iihlr Abbott took t rlo*r tier *»*>;• from Abbott IS bv to larr* Kodar* * hi* ted ami do bled lor the tamers, but th could not *Urt a hi? rath « B*>ft Bow en. the winnins hurb >/ imalrar "Who do they think they re kiddin I in vented \ double talk!" _ SUNDAY * 3 DAYS TmUIM+SJ *SY 3 PARMORK IRONS 1 PARMORK WO(»I» - Aivnri C*ls.rtt, A(» 2 Sl'PREMK i.ol.F RAL1. I CANVAS *;<»! ? HAI. lan/iervoorfs C0LUE6E INN ANNOUNCES HEW HOURS - - - TlfHPflY thru tmiPtDAV -10:45 a.m. to 10 p m. - FRIDAY and SATURDAY- 10:45 iji. to 12 pjl THE M tC Itl GAN STATE NEWS coilmjv Truman, Marshall Comment on Kore CM YOI COMPLETE THIS R|J President ("alls for Halt Marshall Compliments of--'Playing Petty Polities' Jm Wli ,U. S. Soldiers in Korea I+®-ICB+^-kc+t+ ^-OM + C -LL + 2-Ni +ght+£-imble-an ^-■MT+l+Sgf-COYi* m 1111111 en njj nrn 1111 rim] Ik* then mentioned horrible cso hajvms" but with-- it finishing the sentenre resumed asking people to think what • simisibfllty tlie 'presidenTis fac- Manrhun. u it! the* present erisist. He asked his audience to think a year ago" and have given new Neither he nor Marshall me Delicious, cho rai ly on thus and to get behind life to the UN, the North Atlantic tinned the controversy over (»e e President in meeting the treaty organiwition and the entire M.icArthur s dismissal, but chc*sTpf.,ni tl : jcmt'Wnrv ■ Irnp world. President nlludorl to U indirect ! I he President spoke after Sec- Both the JTesident s and («en- \ • , ^r • Oaths was arrested April 23 J rotary of Defense Mar.sti.ill as- era I Marshall's talks were broad- w 1en e s*1" ,ru 1 'r by f/cih seeret police. The ' j jcrtpd .that our lighting men in cast by the Voice of America di- u,m a ,,s united as the <" C'*rrh foreign minister said be | Korea and then gallant' allies reel to the armed forcnp in Korea ecutivc branch and it is up to tl was rharced with artlvtlles j • li„vc dissipated tluvVteTeatism of and Japan. othca branches' to do likewise, hostile to tTie state. gathering and dissrmtuaUug InformaUow Truman Contemplated Senior announcements are Firing Mac in August ' till lrv Demlline Set for Contestants in II ater ( ornirol expected Monday, May 21.| Bring receipt to bp Front Union Bookstore. \ |irmiM-r itir member of the si-role armed servlrrs and lor ei,-» re I a t I o n s eonitnlttees- - which Are loiiduetlnc the in Senior Class quiry-totd a newsman the presidential statemr nt undoubt¬ Patronize Slate News Advertise**** to Hold Finnic edly will prolong the Asia polict M.S.C. Fine Arts Festival J r QO& /„ Mttsir llrpar^nirni I'rt'Nrith SWIM SUITS Beauties ort anv beach JaiMSCflwlcstsned *•— A ( VPKLIA (llOllt •. . completely elastuued tor figure control and !ru^' I)• retted l»y Kithard KIuum movement.' And, the colors sun and watrr u STUDENTS! . . . ATTENTION •v*» Voire i'ltotal It roup Singing A SrUtlum ... glow like jewels in or out el water, ko u - oi ( oltU ntJiotat v Mum» sSfMi.W AT »:iwi t\ M. PEOPLES CHURCH SOUTH LANSING CLEANERS "Ylil li I 'MENTHA llin IT.KANKIW USED ( AILS BET rt R BUYS I ROM A sIII III I \ I I ) i >1 H I I N -W N m:\\ car dealer v. HI III Kill III I III III k- 1946 Ford 1949 Chevrolet MICHIGAN CAPITOL Subuiban CairyaH Kill HYTIKHAY or Dcluie .— 2 Poo* » vsi imi h tai»\i MAY t* - I* J M Seats tvKovt r rt lMVU MAY - 11 THRtE DAy SPECIAL GLADMER 1948 "Oh! Susanna'' Plymouth Dclinc 2 Door \ VERY CltAN CAR with Rod Cameron. Adrian Ttadcd In On A New Plymouth IWntth. l ei rest Tucker. Chill Mills Priced At Wholesale $995.00 ,'CmjtU«i>py Meets L a n sin s 'My Forbidden Past Scot land Yard" MALCOLM MILKS. Inc. with Howard St. John as with ROBE RT MITCH CM David Harding, Amanda lllakr, 1.100 E. MICHIGAN PHONE S-5281 AVA CiAKDM.R Ron K.tndell, June Y bu rnt Across from Sparrow Hospital