MSC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION lOL. 44, NOP 2 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1952 FIVE CENTS itriking Railwaymen Sob, Sol. PeteUses Toirel ie-up Traffic; Army For Bib, Not Just for Tears o Ask Injunction CHICAGO (/P)The army will ask an Injunction today At a banquet honoring MSC's 1952 basketball team last night, the hosts, members of Masonic Ifainst striking railmcn who have defied the Rovernment Lodge No. 33, presented Coach Pete Newell with a giant green i their walkout a ifainst the New York Central lines and he St. Louis terminal. and white -"crying towel," The 300 attending the. banquet Eck Charges Judiciary Defense officials in Wash- at the Masonic Temple watched nifton said yesterday an in¬ unction to halt the two-day Marriage Newell eat dessert with the flag- size ' towel shoulders. draped about his With 'Technicality' Rule rike which has snarled traffic on i struck lines Will be sought in Court in Cleveland, Lectures to Bob Shntfcletnn, WKAR sports announcer who traveled with the Bv PRANK lU'TKIKWU'Z -III a s|ieriiil uicctiiiff'.vcstcrltay, Student ConRreHS upproved team, related other humorous in-, an ordinance prnvldiiiR for another student tax election to Start April 3 cidents Henderson of was the season. master of Larry cere- he held durlnR spriitR registration. The decision followed a riilinff hy the All-Uolloge Judiciary .that the previous vote had — Pencils were 'presented to the Mcninjjcr Slaffrr six graduating seniors: Bob Carey, ' lieen invalid due to irreRulaf Tt» Begin Series Bill Bower, Bill Eckstrom. Gordy StauPfer, Sonny Means and l,eif. Alltl.f-O'lft /"Kilt I xJI All election procedures. ('unifressmen attempted to Carlson. Coach Newell and Assist-. Speakers anil dates fur John Benington re¬ •haft if- loophole-less ordinance. Provisions in the ordinance. Pro¬ the annual senior marriage lectures were announced yes- ceived cuff links. Chief to Be visions ,jri the ordinance specify 1 Licit .411 least two persons who are terday liy Dorothy Glupker, members of the legislative or exe¬ Officially, the army would say president of Mortar Board, soring organization. spon- Cuban Rule Questioned cutive -branch must attend the ballot boxes at all times. Gaylord ly that Assistant Karl It. Ben- The talks will take place in Sheets,-Student Government pre¬ tsrn had talked yesterday with union heads hy phone. This illowed an official telegram he tat them Sunday warning that Music Auditorium, starting April .1 at 7:30 and 9 p.m. with Dr. Robert Foster discussing psycho¬ Regained hy WASHINGTON clerk of the C The stoppage, by some fi.OISI The Rev. Herbert Wolf will Revolt Furees posing a vote at spring registration on I embers of the engineers', Itrc- en's and conductors' tirother- cover religious questions on April IVoiileiitV lli^lil Statcv to Fare* Kress passed the measure last night, 17 lit 7 and 9 p.m.. The Rev. sceretarv. anil Have .Miller, speaker, listen to the i kIs. shut down all regular ser- Wolfe- is pastor of the College j on the Central system west Buffalo, and caused curtail- Lutheran Church. Lectures mi sesaal adjust HAVANA (-19 — Kultfciu'io Batista, the former army ser¬ Shortage of Lx-Seiialor <'.ailed Rnl riit of several other lines opcr- and through St. Louis. geant who ruled Cuba for 10 ! $5,000,000 ing to ( hark* F. Callete April 23 tor Holland, director af Health men Service. an and April 24 troubled years, vaulted hack to power yesterday on the nest j ' By AvMKutfil Tress Mr. X Takes Stand. of a military-backed revolt. The tor wamen. Beth will begin at Michigan is within about $5,- 7 p.m. Tickets«will be distributed tt» coup was staged three months ahead of Cuba's scheduled pres¬ | uuu.iuh) of having enough money to meet heavy obligation1; falling In Detroit lieiT Ouiz idential elections in which Batista • icniors and engaged students was an announced candidate. ! duo Saturday, Aud. (Irn, John B. April 2, at the Union desk. Mi: HKTKoiT olV A "Mr. .V Iiink'Hie wit neap *luiul yes- Martin Jr.. reputed yesterday. Glupker said. A special transfer of $4.o6o,(KM) tenlay lor the House Cn-Arm •rieim Activitiea CnmmitteeVi presidential pulace | where two from the Liquor Control Com- investipaltub of Communism iiII .Mii-liiRun. First Primary men were slain in the only re¬ mission to the general fund help¬ potted bloodshed. Later. Prio. wj$$ ed the situation, Martin «aid « , The witness named former slate Sen. Stanley Nmvnk as Corporation almost two years ago. aim of tie' persons ho saw at He mid that on Mas 3, IPLC), , . reported under armed guard at Approximately $35,(MH),chm) must what hi""understuoiI" tit lie when 1st was I imrlalhu. rhirf ""h'P^ndciuc of the May Set Vote his country estate outside Havana. 'he paid but Saturday," This In- Machine gunners backed by two ' eludes $20,000,000 Ml* state school Collide lo (pivc j shlp a Communist party memlter- leieit.oar i:.,-..,M-ni- .Illnli. he hint will. Nt"'1!'"1 t'»vc"imrnt hiniuse hy I1™"1 •'!! aits of the Stu- army tanks took over the palace — meeting In Detroit in indiim for his. Gtiveiliruent shall.Iiave to bo Trend for GOF 111(1 Degrees - u- !;baM*d j upon si»ccifk- statutory pro- where white Hags were seen fly¬ Aiptust of 1957.1 •Gtid m out • ing--shortly after Prio departed. Prevituiulv Nowak hatl spent Batista |o|c^ re|»otteis the revolt. inimunists II infer Term tin* better par! of his own nearly four hotnM oil the stand in being an unwilling witness. Like many who liad prneilril ailed (or Tear-old Batista Mrr/rd 'Y* to Conduct liiin. I lie Polish-lior it lalnr refused aluuisi wiflnuii fail to .insuer iiiiestiuns Inueli- lontenipt dawn vestfrdas hours they had taken-ovi Within Washington. log nil I ummuiiislie aetivilv. Thus the lie of communications. . New York Trip? Supreme Court l.i»l« Deportation Kulra Juniors ( ailed WASHINGTON (-19 — Th. To Entertain ol MSC, (rlec ('.lull ipreme Court ruled 5 to 11 sterday that six lawyers in /Vfrv Jones Plans Spring c New York trial of U U.S. Dmmunist Party leaders must to jail for contempt of court. Tour of Slab' In two other cases involving . jmmunism, the Court ruled 'hi . a til lisiM; '(«• Amtllniiuni t: Aliens who werc~^ommun- Mi marl • ■! Miliar Hn.aii will when they entered the U.S. at any time later can be dc- irted. aliens facing \ii hiHlruelor be held "wit hoyt attorney general ins I'ii Nl IMaee nks their activities might di¬ II nrlisho/t lo Iir nger the U.S. The latter alien case originated III Regional SIioh (,els New Text i section t]f the Interna 'Ibulio Primer. ~ ! 'This Age of "Global Strife," a r Act of 1950. popularl; 2 Satire by ('.oririn lied the McCarran Act. ustice Jackson wrote the ma ity opinion in Susppmlfd For l)riiikiii!£ TryoiitH Staled For Water Slum 1 ,r. »r." w J'final • A Mag Lor- on Sale NEWS IN BRIEF I v.o- of the Spartan loaga/.tr.t o Ihme Sellers 1/nv l,Vl l.if'e Terms I,\NS(Nii ' 1") I I:. s» ft ic'fil bist night .to un»Wv bfc tti pfi'son- ★ • # ★ 4k liblfiirtiY ir rites for Parleys Earn lligli Lrude* lh>|»ile llandieap Ml'NSAN K«»ii a i'> fh it • * H. Rldgway airived here Icifct/. laurels Sopli Honorary Reads lo lllind Student B> IHCK MINN riiciiii'* railed For II illie Siiihm's A obiter Buried onccrt Tonight Found among MSC s ttunj*- rhc Jascha ands of atu«jetit* are five who HetfeU" * concert must do much of their studying leduled for tonight at 8:15 in f Auditorium, has been can- through the eyes of others. led indefinitely, ai cording fi They arc blind. But blindness has not handi¬ an Stanley Crowe, Dean Crowe stated that the capped their ability to learn. these blind students," accord;* Ite.fiorl Slums lied .inns Source lege has received word that 1 The point averages of these gj I cxpetied to/ ruKYt) t' A hitherto secret Army report discloses .that the basement of the to Jeanette Simpson. Lansing lifctz is ill. Students should students are high—"As good as iow furnishes nearly all the arms used by the Communists in sophomore, one of the readers. rp their tickets until further j or better than the average stu- read lo the blind "We coniv into coulacl with I cJ! 5 including suiuc of .llic most modern wvuptms* Uee,-»Crowe added, | dent," according lo the Records i HM-H-H-rt 'Interim' Tajac Attaelicri to Egyptian Govt, i Netrlliiini>sliiI olc (,ihhI Showing CAMPUS l.rllrrs to till* Editor Headers Display Mania I'or Marclitime Tempo fVviiig Ty/risls? /I Littlr Consultation ■ COMPUTE RADIO AND T. V. SERVICE T. V. ENGINEERS In Rea, of Pino', Mutie She LUCON BIDS. / nst melius' Dssword Puzzle l^'ntnunsliii* (.(Hirst• / met, Si>arlan Muguzinr—On Salr Today TRANSPORTATION Mien10 AN STATU NEWS Selection of Captain to Wind Up Basketball Activity Wednesday with the recent announcement of Bill Rower a* the starting quintet. Sophomore guard Rickey Ayala led the I team from the floor, percentage-wise, with a ..182 mark. Slanf- seventh place in the Rig Ten. on the basis of a ore-season poll. nf the hnntmt "most vnliiatile player" award, onlv with a ..".80 percentage. ' fer was next with a .365 percent. However, St ate fooled the "experts" and finished in the first ie selection of 11 team captain -remains to wind lip tins- forward Erik Eurseth. a junior, was second in billing Center Rob Carey, who also itla.ved" his last basketball division. hall tulk at Michigan State. The selection is scheduled season for Michigan State, missed the 200 |Miint mark li.v l'laying their second year as riiemliers of the Western Con¬ lie announced Wednesday night at the team's annual final laskaMI Statistics just two field goals. Carey tallied 196 counters compared to ference, The Spartans tied Ohio State for fifth place with his total of 174 points in 1950-51. a 0-8 conference record. imquet. Keith Sljelihouse . I lower. 5*11" forward who specializes in grabbing re- Sonny Means, the scrappy senior guard from Saginaw, was Newell was especially pleased with tlie increased scoring iHiunds, was seleeled for the honor by the press and radio next in scoring with 109 |s>ints. lie increased his scoring out¬ output in conference play compared to last season. In 1950-51, reporters who covered the Spartan names Ibis season. put 12 tallies over his 1950-51 total. the.Spartans led the league in defense, allowing their op¬ is a senior front El. Wayne. Inri.. and was ihird in Coach Pete Newell hud high praise for his six graduating ponents an average of 49.9 points a game. On the other hand. leam scoring. compiling a !».l average. lie scored 207 seniors, Staotfer. Bower. Carey. Means, Leif Carlson and State was last in offense; scoring an average of 47.1 tallies. Bill Eckstroni. lie commended on the line "Spirit shown by This year State dropped to third in defense with a 59.1 points, an increase of Its markers over his total of l.ttl lilies last .year. these six. , , • defensive average hut moved up into seventh place in The capers were paced hv Keith Stackholise. a sophomore "I sually placers in thric last vcar have a tendency offense. The team uveaged lil.l points in conference play. a Rnurbnn. Ind-, who dumped in 236 tallies in 2.1 panics Much MarMsster to let up. Rut the seniors on this year's squad showed Indiana led the league with a 73.9 average while Minne¬ an 11.8 average. Stnrkhoiise's pt-rformaiife was the host tlitl Krhslrum improvement over their performance last season and dis¬ sota took the defensive honors with a 52.1 mark. At Ferrari k sinch llott Itrnnnum established a Michigan State scor- Jim Schlatter played excellent spirit throughout the year." he added. Injuries ham|iered tlie squad, sidelining six different play¬ ers at some stage of tlie "season. Centers Hugh MucXJaster ig record w ith "LI. points in 22 games' during the 19IT- IS iuard Ciordie StaufTer was second in scoring with 210 years, due MSC teams have mu'iid'v'to'Urn won more play'T.f'the'seniors' games Only six other and DeNeal llartman both were sidelined. MaeMaster for than the 1951-52 team, four weeks and llartman for two months. Ayala was out the Hies. The tin" senior scored only 123 points last season which compiled a 11-9 record. hail the best field peat percentage this year amonp the Coach Newell'.-! team was picked,to finidh no higher than Westing were out for short periods £obs Blasts Major League Player Raids ON WAY TO CLASSES • Save Time Tues., Wed., Thnrs., and Eriday . . . • TWO IIOI K SERVICE Signing of Lindlev Raises | 'MURAL Ileal The Weekend! taseliall Mnilors Ire , Wrestlers Look Bv NICK VISTA iteinH held to Nationals draw in event. Fouler moved into East Lansing Serve Laundry SIDHI6HTS a aralinn lot national com- ith !'fitnl Hut- tofiMtlation bracket ami «:;i R.v TOM kv%v j i will occupy the attention j he. Mtcfng. n. third place by Iwatirtg .lue Su lafchnll coiK'h .li»hn Kf* »hair*14 ranie. A't M^TCHFS in the ral handball tmtn Mate wrestling squad* fnl j Sophomore Itoh Moke lost to bin ill tlie filial of the lib j Holt Gunner was Sfalr's final EUROPEAN SUMMER SCHOOLS - 1952 "tcr the signing last. week of Dariv.ll l.i»»IU'v. Michigan compleiliin ol Hig Ten i up eu'mpleted by 1 tor the weekend. I hrackef. Ilis only pre- pohil-iteMer. iainiiiK tlie fourth OXFORD — fRIBOURG — SANTANDFR — DUBLIN — IFYDEN tat(Ts leading hitter last year. Karfnr. regular third I ia sc¬ clu'thiled include the !'•** tills season was to position in tlie in pound dlvi- an, Dick lilanc'hanl. had) * * * I mifR FdUsOWING vnllryb; l March 2JI-29 at Fort K.van in the Spartan-Badger i stou lie was beaten by l-on ntl"signed l»y hi and -the" National I ^"al meet. Kae lii roll lias of Illinois in tlie semi-final and then went to the consolations, where in the bat¬ MAKE FRIENDS FOR AMERICA tle for third, he lost to -•%! Vega of I'urdue POPULAR STUDENT TOURS EROM $709.00 INSTITUTE OF UNIVE^SITY'STUDIES ABROAD 134* Conn.ct.rl,» A—.. II W Wvihir-qlon 6. DC. Tuesday, March 11,19,-j MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Truman Plum AHied Jets .Bag Seven Russian MIGs Allies Ask Armistice Showdown Talk to JouriutlhlK Yoiuifi For Biggest Total Since January truce conference site—after wit Reds Warned KEY WEST. Fla. (/P)—Pres¬ SEOUL, Korea hD-Allicd Sabre jets shot down «evcn Rus- drawing during a midnight sk! ident Truman disclosed yesterday sWh-built Communist MIGs and was quiet on the Jiattlcfront- mish. For Threats, he will Interrupt his Florida va¬ damaged three Monday in a blaz¬ ing repulse of Red attempts to The brief Eighth Army commun¬ ique reported only light patrol cation over the week-end to contact and one 20-minute clash. protect their harassed supply lihos Intimidation his family "in Washington and fly^ to New York City for a speech in Korea. About 60 fast Rod jets, sweep- Allied troops on the Western front reoccupicd an advance posi¬ FOR tion northeast of Panmunjom—the MUN8AN. Korea (AT—The on Saturday. ..ig south from their protected Allies yesterday demanded a If—will jnark the President's bases in Manchuria, tried to break YOUR through the screen of U.S. F-8fi showdown in the deadlnrked first speaking engagement outsjdc Sabres covering Allied tighter- Lotlimorr Drnivs Korean armistice talks, and since last fall and bombers. TERM PARTY tnld the Beds that threats and expected to be the forerunner Three resulting dogfights swirl- Rtil C.omiumrv intimidation would set them no- many trips this election year, I fit) close to the Yalu River WASHINGTON r re- boundry that one smoking Com- In that tense atmosphere, the st lighter was seen to crash Lattimore told Senate investiga- truce talkathon entered its .ninth l attempted to land at Its tnrs yesterday that he was not month today with- sessions slated Manchurian base, just acrtiss the convinced the S*>vlet government for 11 a.m. (9 pm. EST, Monday) «t ream. constitutes an international con¬ at Panmunjom. Thirty-two Sabres Uncled spiracy to communize the world. "You cannot dictate the terms ' with 4» Mlfi* in one of Ihe doc Testifying for the 10th day be¬ of the armistice, and you can* tight* In which four of the Red fore the Senate's Internal Secur¬ not hope to achieve any progress Jet* were shot down. ity Subcommittee, the Johns Hop¬ For Audition Appointment in these meetings by resorting It was the biggest Allied bag in kins University, professor said he to threats and unfounded accusa¬ more than a month. Ten' MIGs did not know enough abdirt the Please Call 8-4072 tions," Rear Adm. R E bibby were shot down Jan. 25. Thirteen Russians to draw such a conclu- said, were downed Doc. 1.3 for the The rommiinlsts sat In stoic largest single nay's toll thus far alienee, staring at the green- topped table, as Llbhy went on: U.S. Slaps in the war. The 100 fighter-bombers shield¬ ed by the Sabres rained nearly a "We do not pfopose to sit and half million pounds of bombs on listen if you persist in accusing the United Nations command Curbs on a 15-mile stretch of the main Communist rail line east of Sun- delegation of telling lies." chon, in Northwest Korea. , MICHIGAN LAGGING The admiral hotly denied Red charges of using propagandists Red Travel (nmmunht xupph elsewhere in North Korea were arteries • NOW siloWIM. t LAST HAY" from Chinese Nationalist For- (iampih Police — r ' blasted by other I S. Fifth Air mosa? to indoctrinate or intimidate IMurlli Atlantic Allien plane* More than fill sorties— MARLON* IIRANIM) prisoners of war "The Magic Face' He told the Communists. Vwe have the strongest evidence" that Take Seven l ake Similar Ai-timi JEAN PETERS in . with Luther Atfler the Reds hold more prisoners than Chicago College of uViva Zapata" and PatrieU Kniaht the 11.559 named on the list given Tot to item' iii Show Dok's to Shekel* WASHINGTON 0Vt — The the UN command December 18 and that many Allied prisoners United 8 t Moscow in a t e a, countering eye-ffir-an-eyo OPTOMETRY — ALSO — IteriiihIcIIc (VConnor an have been taken to MtirjchUila. the County, move, yesterday clam p e d (Nationally Accrn "Tba Marian in outstanding coll** Maj. C.en, tee Sang Clio. llicy sinrtoil I strict curbs break oft* the I of Ml. ami Mrs. Gerald j %vith Hurl l«iiica*ter. Jodv meetings "but I am not going to Heriuulette 0'Coiiiio|^ daughter „,.l will be f8 I''"'1; more than miles before '» 25"'Ivance *.n,it from Wash¬ Law mice, anil Gilbert Roland 6LA0NEG sit and listen to that tnpe | I will ()'< oiinor of 8.T-A t host out ington or New York City. — ALSO - just get up and walk out " St., was named ipieeii from Tin- order is effective tminedi-» The Reds charged Sunday thai I llf II,.- .li.Ulllllll.sMl atcly. the Allies v.nc guilty of/'inhumac I five finalists, other finalise The State and Defense Dopurt- "Two Gals aad A The Racket' ^~"|ASEE and barbarous acts" again, i • were Kristine Abbott. I'an u da -- prisoners I \1i l\« ii/ir Com.-,a. ..f s..vi.-t Slates ' posed trip. If a Russian without .i special permit strays beyond Gay" Flower Judge* i|H«.,Iwsiori tit*- 25-mile - Infill that will be grounds for deporting him. " Take First Place INolcn Kept ■ N'cri'l i A .iistii Mui. .„ "flu H,iu„ till The tight order, imposed be- J cause of similar restrictions on I MOSCOW i-l". I'S. 111 tilth I'K.in.tlliill ' mil I..- Ihi- hlKhlhtlif Americans and other Westerners j In Nalional Heel in Moscow, applies to Panyiish-J kin. 225 other embassy officials | MSG took top honors Friday in the intercollegiate flower judging representatives of Tass and Am- \ bug. Soviet news and purchasing t contest at Washington. DC" Ok la hi »m a A. and M cam« m Wlll follow tlx iS/«>,'i,W luirlmsr NYLON TRICOT SLIPS "5.99 Hill.I 1-11(1,1 lt.'l,i gfimfirflTWT' • nuiiAv-ji "Keuniun in Hrtw" with immm Mirk Stevens