Spartan »» NICK VISTA Tennis Stfuad First Big Ten Crown Michigan, 6-4, 12-10. Iirosc trailed his opponent 2-5 in 6-3, 6-1 win Win over Bill (irunow of Wisconsin. Hieger was " Michigan State has won its first Big Ten champion¬ the second set, but rallied aiuf finally won the set and the only other Sparttin besides Brose to finish the sea¬ ship. The Spartan tennis squad, climaxing a great the singles crown, son with an Unbeaten record. season,, swept through all opposition to annex the team Krose and purtner John Sahratian walked olT with the In the number three division doubles final, the Illinois title in the annual conference tournament held at Evan- doubles title by beating Ilob Kurnham and Jim Shannon team of Jim Moses and Jim Bishop took a hard fought ston, III. of Indiana, 6-3, 7-5. In winning, the State pair avenged duel from Itieger and Kimble, 6-4, 3-6TT-3. This.same In compiling 17 points to win the crown,.MSC took their only regular season loss. III mi- pair handed the Spartan duo their only regular both the singles and the doubles championship. Michi¬ In the number two division singles finals, Curt Heus- season loss.. gan was second with 13 points, Iowa third with lo'-. man of Northwestern toppeil Wally Kau of MSC, 7-5, 6-2. • Coaches Frank Heeman and Tom Martin were very Next came Indiana and Illinois with nine, defending (iene Barrack of Michigan tripped Keith Kimble of pleased with the play of all their entries. They empha¬ champion Northwestern with seven. Wisconsin five and MSC in the nunilier five singles final, 2-6, 6-3. 9-7. In sized that the.all-around strength of the team was the one-half, I'urdue one, ami Minnesota ami Ohio State, the third set, Kimble had set |mint, but couldn't,pull it deciding factor in the team's outstanding |ierfnrmance llo points. . . out. It was his first singles.loss of the season. 'Previ¬ The scpiail was presented with a large cup, symbolic The singles finals'saw Spartan ('apt. Len Krose stage ously, Kimble had beaten Barrack in a dual meet match. of the team championship. They will return to East a great comeback to whip hi« old rival. Al lletzeck of Hick Itieger grabbed State's last singlex point with a 1-nosing this aftermaui. WEATHER: COOLER WITH Tllt'NHEIt SHOWERS MSC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION Michigan VOL. 35 338 EAST LANSINt;. MICHIGAN — SATURDAY, MAY. 26, 1951 led out by ilum Committees Ah. luring. Selected IVv 'I'ossums on fSC- Track Sq(^ngres CamiMiign to •cond in Big Ten H> ALEX LAtiOIS Defy Census Passes Senate Legislation higatl State's track squad finished sccml to lllnois in the fifty-first Big Ten track and field champion- held at Dyche stadium. Kvanston, III. rently announced. I ndrr the rule- of prorrdurr Cudgel Must Go Kefore House For Filial Derision the -peakrr. -peaker pro t*m. Spartans - led the lllini'49 to 47 going into t he final and three flertrd rnnirrA»mrn i id e vent s, the high make thr appointment- All .md the fade vault. How- m« ■ thiwe lumrtl Arr fiiiirmiRfli. the lllini score.1 heavily lVlHC f (11 IS I on* rev* member- pointed out pile vault, while State Ihat "mai*»rtt>" and -minnrit*" f Aft inn- arr well reprrvented In (0 ||4.e(| Stair All irnupv Suggestions A.' -i-ring i! • wrc.ilrrfulf imittr" r- the Journalist* Atom Komh nmrrattMt Ti shot put champ as his Visit MSC 11 ' - 'rave during Friday wa* nuchaI - yesterday's finals.' Tests Hinted " run in a Big Ten meet, ri ii-an's Don McEwert skim- 'At'-r the rain-drenched oval «rd 4 09 in besting tire Ia?n True*. Nationwide Draft 'Jesting < c : Set for Gollcgians Today —4/1 Approximately 1 Thomas became the bf.ee• after 'winning the cen- (ah»|i Service nUirnitiK f«»e he I: lilt oil States will enter ».*la «ts tha turn determine whether Fllds f AMIN O in rol!«»K«' ur drafted f• »r military f-orviyr. It th»- til- g tent <»I its Kind [L . Te.i winner for State in [ -'Mete to win th».i coveted. ory of the 1,'nitcd I'roiiilciit lliiiiiiuli probably the lanr pi*.* Alderman was the Spar-: examination | ■ - onferenre winner back to Give Heccplinn ever bi'> when he wen the 220- Dunn Sing Set U i * when the Big Ten threw wrote their preferenre for i for Foreign Grail* open to outside tea"-.' ru'hlo rame bark far hi* nutter luiinmrnt" to aid for Monday I rare of Hie evening, and LiixGunte.-t Ballot- appwtnling d seenntf W* *etwen in I tw» mile run- IHfEwen. in Gnunteil l»\ Ka-l [amine % double winner, w-nn event in t:23J. well below Lan-iii" kiwani- l« it'll III Scheduled Their Murm will be vent t« local draft Imard* w ithin a month The after mafkn will the be tvamioation- u«ed alone I'Vowh-Sopli Group with roljegr trade- in helping lo lini-li MomliO thr dralt board determine who -iinubf remain in rollete and who -hoitId enler the armed gqasiCONFF.BIM I. SI ILL MUS I BKMAk .• 7 Big 10 Extends Bad I NEWS IN BRIEF Iran Premier II urns Britain M lo Entertain •iling Mendier* Senior Honored Denuwrats Pick t.Uicago Activities Garni*al nritvtRA-vfi cfi-- •«, . m " aston is the' dub's ao- Ac»iMb*» onuvxl pf-S""" *" b,p the tprnw rf day. Games will m- n»»l v»,r inclul*, rl»nj C* '' ■f. - :<™ PCX ft"1'.-' will, <»ll«ybaIL softball. team*, efitertainment features, according ! gme rify a three jear extension. to Betsy Arnold, co-chairman. ** swimming and square Students interested in partici- t„r fnterta»f:*Tien'. During the #r»» 8v* ye.rvof the tl.,t the B.g To. not onb STj Meat Prices t.limit l »«i»i •* 60 coeds are expected to , CJCrt Pitt, the Dig Tftt h*i » t» n° (urthtr th»r it, pMt un P*t® in the event, which should-, contact Mi»» Arnold r.r\ rr ■■ - three - '■ r.j: - upper- fIv-'hree-.t.r tv.' vim poll" v. lii. lt McMah 'co-chairman, out •' from • am*, io 13:30 p.m. i. , jr>. r limit lor (he utl» te^r. but ,b" ought Urop ti* buwl 1»M neon will be held in Old Singer,. 4Wi "uvelt'f «ct- ^ p4CU>e t04i, loop fu UUbtaooo. Saturday, Cart Statistics Questioned in Derhy Story TO THE EDITOR- In your editorial "President ■MorAilhur," May 22. HIS I. j-nu mode the statement, "former Wisconsin Oneertiof, Harold Stassen." The question in my mind is when are you going to Rive the students of this college credit for ' being somewhat more intelligent How Much economy than n moron? Foreif{H.A'ul? Or could it be that some mem¬ bers of our local "fourth estate " aren't anv more intelligent than Dll.tt. ROBERTS AI' Forrlcn Affairs Anilxl they are willing to give the stu¬ There seems to lie no ilnutit that congress will go along dent body credit for* Also in your article on the wilh President Truman on the principles of foreign Hid Pushcart Derby, page one: if wait which he outlined in his $8.5 billion message Thursday, lait stated. "Anchor man Hurt Spur¬ first reaction prnmisriHi considerable fight over the pro¬ rier . . • had the Beta cart do¬ gram's, ultimate size. ing 30 miles per hour arirtronrh- Actually, the slim n-.fcrd for the fiscal year beginning lntf the finish, aeeorjlfng to tiro- July I for point four, economic aid and military sup¬ This* time is good enoiiRh for plies is no greater than for this year. Itut as the years n world's record at any distance. go by and foreign aid is added io a rapidly increasing That speed would hp comparable national military budget, more and more people are to a 1" second 220. a rather re¬ markable r*d to say the least. raising the ipiestion "How long'.'" Coach Sehlademan could have Inflation, which seems to have liecn leveled off for the used those boys Saturday against moment, will probably come surging hark for a new assault .Illinois. Let'< Ret those timers the nation's on the ball. on pocket book. Already congress is preparing to increase the tax bite oh the nation's wage checks from 20 to 2:t percent. Three-fourths of the foreign aid money under the Tru- Sara Hurra* mun program will go right, hack into American jackets, Herman Oraulich ... Margaret fuller since it will be used for arms to be made here. Don Fedcrman Fd Savle Nations receiving economic aid will also spend a good Amy Pettlbone part of that money for M.S. goods, although more ami- trt Sua t'de more of it will go into development of their industries. . . Vince Haves Ilul in the meantime there will he great differeRees ne*s and foreign aid in the light against (nmmunism " approaches the point of Communist desire — the weak¬ ening of the western ernnnmic struct lire. The mlministrntion will face two great dangers in its search for support of the program. One is that the Krem¬ lin, with ail of its duplicity, will put the soft pedal on the harassment which has served to, unify the western world in the last five years. The other is failure to achieve the unity which the President asks, through loss of public ermfidenre in admini¬ strative ability. of Mike DiSulie, price director, —Trivia hefote thii-putked Jury of the CAMPUS — hfiusc aRfcf^iUt*r<* committee. Packed, to t»e explicit, with /I Smello Fellow9 CLASSIFIED i producer. I. U „ A *UCK| "how. any day. Tho I1.V I'an Mclrary charge I, rolling beet prices liack .... ... • tu the grower which, *ir, is plain I can art' it all, now. This tlmy it isnt soap, it a shaving uml unadulterated effrontery, lotion. lie hid no lawyer for tils de- ST. THOMAS AdHINAS CATIKH.K CHl Rtl «M ABBOTT ROAIi "Smello" shaving lotion. There will lie a big rampaign fense. Atone tic took his seat 1—Hit Maaaea — g-S-10-ll-l1.30-15:1* at MSC to find Hie Snicllo king. The campaign will have J" the dock. » rotund and for- AUTOMOTIVE unlimilcd possibilities, you know. I'tiHlcrH, pri/.««M, mHowh, and tho sort. Sale* will zoom, and j™ ot " ,m»" tabl0 " |je wax surrounded on every MSC nu n will flock to (th«» drug hIoivh to l»uv gallon-* of aide by the grim Jury of farm- Snicllo. rr*' friends on the horseshoe Maybe we can help I the promoters 1 w set w up 1 their campaign.1 * ,l"1" •bw* him- hemming hi,n, With no escape. J to fingered a .... , . . , brief case and a few stray pa- I mi sou, Smollo is not only u shaving lotion. It also has p«rs, Meminjilv thankful to have the delectable odor of the Jenison locker room — one of its something to hold on to. big selling points. Between irate speeches from Contestants will he forbidden to "have or take a bath .'TorU 1° nJcMi.m'uvi'1." for three months before the contest. Then everyone will Iie on an evuti keel, and Smollo ran really go to work. Jga,* ul.'u he waTtry'ins"..''^- t,rt everybody involved in meat And of course sororities and women's dorm will go all in seeking in do the best fur the nut for the contest. Knell will-put up their hmelto King Who!» country—the grower, pro- Contestant. ceiior. wholesaler, retailer—and Votes will cost a bottle cap each. And the gals Will be c»'Ui"er. ^ ^ buying the stulf by the jar. bottle, case and large size |wwJ aim mentioned economy keg. (Empty kegs will In- Worth tlO.OOO votes.) here. He waa mm present at The problem of disposing of the stuff will lie easier than «U—eat, least, Mike UMallr. Willi stuip. Eighty |Kircent alcuhol you know. J* heleaaRfed ebamaien. And Pictures? They will lie all over the place. Not as apiteal- WM"'t "" SINC.I.* MEN ing us a beautiful uuecn, 1 of course; luit appealing. , ... , , ,, , , .... The price director was bold and Praps too. Three hundred nice new. green, crisp tickets iri,verent enough td onePu.nl Id HOUSING to a lorn I barber shop. read n teller from a big l>kla- SERVICE A A A A hotna rancher revealing4 a few rYPtWRITEki The contest week will he spectacular. The boya will all '"«•'• «h»' the various SALES — RENTALS line up iu the lairber chairs in the Vnion harbemhop. Shaved ,u"n" ®« b«( and lotiuned with Smcllo. Almost like a big show. And coeds wdl lie allowed to go past single file and at $.',o vnd aucl. other,, absorb the delightI'ul odor of Smello, and feel the sheen of That caused a litter among the boya' faces, layman spectator, though not Slogans will be plastero.1 all over the place. Is-cal mcr- 'rom ''!* »""'ber, ot the chants will !«• displaying signs in 'Look ron 1 mt'llo, UM* 1»»t-**ii Smello: their windows saying: "Let Smello ito your thu'wrT^i fnZ figuring and su lie gal stu tutu* Worrying;" "Who in MSI'Vttuiuuthost Smello fellow?"from hi# Acid offices on cost flg- poH.nilulities unlimited. Urrs. These he presented to the Well, uueens ami kings arc great. Elect a ipieen for ,, , ... ' *'ltr*ulfn h!, w°" ludely told then fellow, UUln't It I i « I it 1 m"' know anything about the cattle MS1 _ - WANTED The Jiricc riiractor wn confi¬ dent that, when everything Is added up at the end of this year, the beef producer, wdl do all MOTOHiVCU righl. making up temporary lotss- DY'S JEWELRY TAiaS I? MICHIGAN A«CADE IS FOR THE >0* 0* Git!. 3ENTIFICATI0N HACflET GIRLS ■■U-H ■ »OYS .... ENGRAVED FREE PHQNE *-6525 Clas*y Comment» in Camput Clatsifieds TROPHIES mn>'» nil* intitule leHht name?) v i.ivorr national i.tAr.rr « i. ph. on • h i. p.t. on P.« NT AN NIXZMSV 23 « .11* — ! Rrnnklvn 3lt l3 utts _ en rain couldn't sat e the Vs. h.rie -State iiasefiall team 13 * .MS I : St la.nl. III IS ill 3 The intramural "Milt hall i* movitijf into it? ev IkhvpiI to Minne-uita vee»m»o»% ;,.u - Tj IJ' 13 Ml * ftilr.,. 13 IS .SIS *. w*t wwk, Way rm Tinkle, intramural dimti ,|,.|ayr.(| It 13 553 5>| Smi.li IS 13 All a notinml how the playoff* v. til lake place. lnwer*-foP liver an h.uir. t-e rn-te.^*-*. the first of a 15 15 .5IMI 3 -.New t.rk . 13 18 .132 4'. rume neries xcheduled {,«• |Mt» fm-M. the Gopher* home 15 15 .548 7 Sfi'.fk-r .17 \viB • play Sf.y ti«r 14 for the Snydyr ha I! I'hiUdelnliu If. IS .431 45. 8 23 .241 14 (Inelnnali IS |8 .441 5', pionnhip: The winner of thi# },n#. ^lur>Pr ,r iT^J, p,».r.t,,r, day's irnme will ..tart at Fnhli Track • 25 l"« IIF«ITTH .242 13', Piuslwrrti 15 13 V|sT>Hli4V's RF8II.T* 441. 5', Unritfjst \»H| nii'ft \Ve.*t IShuw h*v tarn U»- - rkj binilni, 2 mi IMUhursk 14. Okie... I [fj for th** tkirviiitory - *w' x^*Kt-n "!1 .. |nnf"*«U'* arc pitchrr. I lo. J |pfn. |»ilihrd and hatttti hin » ■ " wlIII Tlftl'L 1 «ll Kit rl.nd 4 mi Nra lurk I ptnl.deIpku S 1*1 jdiili. The dorm team that I' II, to vktof) AN hr Wt IW ill.deii.hi, 5 !„■ nriMkltn 4. lluH.il 3 mi I m | I rs:^; lowans three »f Mlimesit,, 14 , Today TOIIAt"* OAOts lUfl-'M 4 h«e «Hh . ; . ■ d% on in |H«> e - . . • Kj JZ wAj rainy low1 tell t»ut •• ,,... . m Spartan, tunes : " ' * la* "»»<* irr conference titU*. » " V.T . f tow a .50ft rrrrn' ,r V r.- ^ ,"'T * u hf> r n nrr «amu. *ta#i ronllnwil hh hi*- ' • - - *»., fok nml VANSINC streak thai has naw rwh-. ^" v .t f. ?. , , DRIVt IN terday. The lies pert m-led (nuller. PATRONJZK STATF. NKWS AtlVRRTISFIlS Itirhmnnd. Ind. senior. shut HKIl mer Ihr Northwestern BLOUSES t'nltmitj' rour*e whipped hr w indv in the martiing and dilut¬ ed b? a hfav* dow npour Utr thU aft^rnmin Sr/«nd high in* UoHtuAt otirf w*» huhf.up hr Trd Virkrrman. SiiiiiiuiT (.ah'iiriliiH On« of Americn't Most Famous Campus Shops for Men IRONS WOODS .">0 rliilis iti tki- jssorlinenl | ftf I'hil Thomson. >|r. # O llmidlil. aiiJ other fjinoiis y K/a Qf name* J Rep. to flO.tKt sallie* , .,.h Snot. «kite that pise* an all ration excellent t arn VanDervoorts rU-hi»n foe tour fret. SPIRT EQUIPMENT •tiae* 9. 10, 11. 12. 13 213 K*M Grand Riser Ave., Ia«l Lan*in« ISA Plans Picnic, Track UN Armor Crosses 38th Budget VocationsFind Canoeing Sunday (Continued From Page I) The Illinois quartet of Swank, A canoe picnic up the Red Ced¬ MSC Famrite to Indian Hills W planned Sun¬ Sidcrs, Gilbertson and McSwocn on All ar Major Sectors off with the mile relay title day for the final meeting of the ran In 3:21.7. Meeting. Place Independent Students association, . Joanne Parsons, president, an¬ Practically every profession nounced. New Offensive kokea J[" ' . -finds time to arrange for a Con¬ ference at MSC. Newly elected officers will be Such things as installed "3TTI spring term mem¬ 4A1I Out Attack' Says Van FleellklliL^K/i Lg3jf p • vV 5^ the "Hospital Laundry Institute" bers will. be initiated. Entertain¬ or "Bee Keepers Conference" in¬ ment will include a men versus evitably find their way to the women softball game. State campus for festivities glor¬ Other team scores were: In- diana 32. Michigan 27, Iowa 20, Members and guests will leave Purdue 17, Minnesota 0, North- " _ • L JT-+SW M MM from the MSC canoe shelter at western 0, Wisconsin 8 and Ohi—Unitetl Na¬ ^ Thousands of people come to 3:30 p.m. State V&. Overall state appropriations for tions armored columns ram¬ the fiscal year starting July I, are MSC each year to attend conven¬ med across parallel 38 on expected to be around $305 mil¬ tions. This last school year Mich¬ WIIY NOT STUDY IN MEXICO? cveflr major sector of the Ko¬ lion, leaving Michigan with an igan State played host to more rean warfront yesterday on estimated $35 million deficit. than 200 such get-togethers. herls of the hard-hit, retreating The house acted yesterday to These may last anywhere from a IliKtinffuifthed Faculty—Ideal CTimatr Reds. narrow the deficit gap by $14 mil¬ half day to a week. The Allied all-out offensive had lion when it amended a senate One week in April, the Union swept across the old political bill raising the.corporation fran¬ chise fee. At present there is a ientcrtaincd the nurses in atomic boundary in at least three plac<^| $50,000 limit on the fee paid by welfare, dairy and food Inspec¬ Allied units withdrew at night¬ any corporation. tors, fire chiefs, press photog¬ fall yesterday to the advancing The senate vot¬ ed to raise the liniit to $350,000 raphers, foremen trainees, and main line* on the western and but the house abolished it alto¬ staff members of college humor west-central sectors. gether. in a move that would magazines from all over the They stayed across on the east¬ ern front, where a crossing in bring in an additional $8.5 mil¬ lion from the six large corpora¬ Michigan accounting instruct¬ force Thursday split the Red arm¬ tions ors, farmers' style shows, tiling ies. There tank-infantry team*' now protected by the provi- conferences, and pest control con¬ were expanding boldings^jtouged vocations arc some of the other four miles deep into North Korea Inje, professions represented in Mich¬ near some JJS-^air miles in¬ igan State's Union. land from the^efiist coast. Also The Union recently featur¬ Fiercejefastance was reported ed the Michigan insecticide-fun* in thiiKector. It was spotty elsc- Governor Williams pet corpor-; ntions profits tax that- would have j gicide conference and school Spartan May Top eliminated "the deficit is believed ltinch'cnok conference. dead following his unsuccessful The graduating r c n i n r s of Past Sales Records veto of the IM cent boost In gas¬ At The llorm Christian*Student foundation will oline taxes/' Cleaning Counter lead the Sunday evening vesper The Spartan humor magazine's Harry Barnett of Lansing will service at 7 in Peoples church. annual Water Carnival issue will ieak on "Alcoholics Anonymous" Re Sure To A III A \ S ASK HH< Ron Burns, Flint senior, has top sales oi oil previous years this Keoiiomisl to I'iiIk the Gamma Delta meeting 6:30 planned the service and theme, whic h will be "Christian Convic¬ June, according to Howard Dick, | to Biimiiichn iinday evening in room 34, tions I Have Formed During My business manager. It appears Croup College Life." next Tuesday. Dr. Alfred P. Haake, economist, At 8 p.m. in the women's parlors Dick estimates that the Spartan writer, and lecturer, will si»enk will end the year with total sales on "Road Blocks to Progress" at "YOUR FRIENDLY DRY CLEANERS' ful Life," will be shown, deplet¬ of 43.00(1 copies. This is approxi¬ MSC at 7:30 p.m. Monday. onferenc ing the problems and frustrations mately 10,000 copies more than A former head of the Economic* of a 'student. A discussion group department at Rutgers university, will follow the movie. The Water Carnival issue of the Dr. Haake is now.on the public Spartan will be a .52-page maga¬ relations staff of General Motors i zine containing the official Water corporation. Spartan Engineer Carnival program and sidelights; the annual The talk is being sponsored by Delta Spartan dramatic Sigma Pi, in co-operation 'The liii.( issue of the Spartan awards, a humorous tracing of with the Business Administration Engineer for thin school year runic "These Four Years.", njid many department and will be held in other features, cartoons and Jokes. the music auditorium. TRACT* BENNEnVWITAMt "ftfhcrk Utile Dividend" 'CECIL AUIIT, if# of Pom*' i .( "CECIL AUIRV. *>• "CECIL AUltT.*# FRIDAY uml SATURDAY ■fl ON STAGE MONIIAV NIGHT AT * l'.M. 12 Till M Ms,". 21 LOVELIEST LUX GIRLS FINALS Mi«liiiplit Ihif pKtuir (J WINNERS ANNOUNCED — PRIZES AWARDED SUNDAY GRANS rtlll »' Ml 3 Dave Froh — Mutton HTLS l-opulra Announcer — M C. ICC DIMS CIStlVAl - r a a ■■a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a 2 l'.M. Till III P.M. Seyf/erl Suy» : \ itiii.il round-trip ttckctu the rest UNION BUILDING ALLEYS o( the way. TIM «»• Sih, Pt,a la,tat* *•"' Your nearest railroad passenger who wii.u w; agent v* ill help you organize a Michigan state's LOVELIEST Ll\ itlKl? ^ group to get these big savings... 'good "H m»»st coach trains east of Chicago or St. Louis, north of tha CONTEST ENDS TODAY ... /f' GET YOUR >Oli> l> Ohio and Potomae Rivers, and WTSt nf Kew York City. sacr '.»« /,Vgu/«r RouStr,?*. ' MEN'S COTTON SHIRTING V TRIMLY TAILORED George tlc»s~iakei cotton shirting from the boy* , . , tailor, two coat dresses v Convertible collars and brief sleesct, iil Gauge 15 Denier capable of keeping you fresh as a daitv despite (he riie rf tehtperaturt, this summer. Left: Rlue, brown, gryy or tip with sshire itripe. Si:e, 12 to 18, Risht: Grey, blue, greets or light grcy. SUe, 14,0 20., Tarzaa s Ptril — With a, LEX BAR Kilt Y IRCalNIA HIMUN TOWN & COLLEGE SHOP Open Thurwdays l'ill » Lurking In Rear