tnspach Speakto WEATHER: I.UTS ('Ol.i)EK tefore Seniors TODAY, RAINY It Commencement EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN - THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1952 FIVE CENTS (College to Graduate 409 in Winter Term Charles L. Anspsch, president of Central Michigan Robin Makes Spring Debut GOP Presidential Deadlock liege of Education at Mount Pleaaant, will apeak on Partner*" at winter term commencement Friday, Looms as Ike Beats Taft nt Well, breathe a sigh of relief, according to Lyle B. Leiaen- bird watchers—the first robin has been spotted on the campus. ring, recorder. However, if you want to see attorney, About graduate student* will hear 400 aeniora and him, you'd better hurry. He isn't smart enough to last long. rete Rules Dr.. Anspach al the ceremony In New Hampshire Vote dumb fowl. It's just that brother ^ which will start at 8 p.m. Friday Redbreast has committed the fol¬ #n the .Auditorium. Caps and lowing errors since his arrival accepted gowns will not he worn. Dr. N. A. McCune, pastor em- erilus of Peoples' Church will give about 12 hours ago: Picking brary Annex "when lie had his a choice of all the women's dorms v. 4tree near the li¬ the invocation. President .lohn A. Ilannah will confer degrees. to serenade. Arriving just iiefore exams Truman Appears Beaten The MSC concert band will IMrw Ufkkrion play "America." "MSC Shadows," when no one is in a mood to ap- the processional. March" from "Cleopatra" by Man- "Triumphal 3. Making noise near the li¬ brary, an unpardonable sin. By Senator in Primary Si udent Congress passed Cinelli .and the recessional. "Mar- The robin was seen yesterday me'of the most important cheetgortcge" from "La Relnc dc afternoon by Joyce Wilson, Buf¬ Eisenhower Win* II Delegate**: .i.l.ttcn „f the term last Saba" by Gounod. The band will falo, N.Y.. sophomore, and Mary rial at ion of the term last ^ dlrected by Pr„f Leonard tht. V. Falcone. Waibcl, Pinconning sophomore. kefiiliver Eight in First Contest ^gislation passed included' Winter term candidates lor the . A bill establishing the office doctor of philosophy degree are: Student Government A bill outlining Attorney, means for j Jav „ Hrutmcr, dairy. Anitil „ Levitt, East bae- Half of Goal MANCHESTER c,l'i~ Tlm prospects lor n-Republican- convonticm tloatlloek and snrnd "new faces" «*n the iVnm- dents t.» contest government crntie ticket rose Inst night out of New Hampshire* < . andi- trr(ola|y< Eas, Lansing; John H. ions and measures An ordinance setting up vol- Flokstra. chemistry, Grand Itap- s Drak(, „grlculturaI In Charily dale-teHtirig primary. The nat ion's first in IB5-. procedure for the tax revotc , rr(,n„mlcs „ollgh,I y a decisive 20,147-1 ♦>.".*08 vote— ihargjn of 3.849. ChiTunder ! the.Attorney', pow. master of "ts ^ree are: In the Itcputili'Mh "ih'jivtlariiy'" •- prosecution, in the ' Jane I. Nagclkirk and Gladys students of MSC, O. Stewart, both of Alma. Albert and "Ugliest Man on Campus" Spurtuoadf proceeds Over Tafi rrentul )»-♦ ~sU|»- Dwtght [>. Et>en- of congressional legis- L. Hoy. Battle Creek; George have shown a 50'« increase n* ballot : liMarw and rendering advisory Makel. Blanchard: Arthur G. Mc- over last year. WTO Chief I lake Jkr' but* reuuested In organira- ; Daniel, Ceidral Lake; Richard L. Event proceeds, minus approxi¬ sailor* and nnliee, all armed, stand before the ousing i I'ocrch, Detroit; (.'Icon, E. Rum- , mate expenses arc: Spartaeadc Central Poltee lleadquarterN in lljiyaiia. Cnlia shortly 4rter the Vote—OctlHiR I'1'-! senator lb**vtt A. piwint- : Iwugh. DcWitt; Betty P. Dickin¬ $2,500 and UMOC' $1,500. son. Marguerite P. Napoli, Daniel Last year Spartacadc netted 199 Applicants revolt, led by Fiiliemin Itatista. overthrew the Rovemment of I redden! Carlo* Prio. Her GKAUl'ATKH. Page 4 I'AIUS i/lt—Gen. Dwitflit i $1,200 and UMOC *440. The en¬ tire Campus Chest Drive turned Accepted for Eisenhower heart! the re-' iturns from New Hampshire! B-29's Crash over $5,000 to six organizations. This year's tentative goal for ihc drive, was set by Carl Either, Spring Term Virtuosi di Roma yesterday ami saitl he was presidential pioud of getting so much support i Ki.wnbtiwer. eight Nt Kefauver. executive director, at *8,000. by gollv.- In Mid-air Four thousand of this total has New "admission* to MSC lot- already iieen met by Pic two spring term total 199 so far, ac¬ And by golly that's atx»Ut all j Over Texas cording to Robert S. | negfertrnr. 1 for more Linton, AyrIfcwtwuuw. l«r«»on- than two' weeks yet, he J V^rmly Received By L WESLEY t llATMW „ | retwtrtcrs got out of him. i ATlted Powers hi Europe ronttnt^H himself to three sentences of . i The Supremo Commander of» vote-getter, percentagewise. lie rolled up *4 per rent U President TrumanS {minted OUt.. mg an active day: SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (Al—Two ; T*R(*' i» is nothing more ivwai'diug: to an ainliencc than a of (lie ! About 375 seniorsv.wiU.js.rotluHte t of 36.841 B-29 bombers collided over it muafeal perfoi'manct'. TTie Virtuosi tli Uortia pro- At Orly Field, Paris: "Any section 40 miles! at winter term commencement j HtlpfF' tu h a Anietiea'n whti wttnld have thai wril^ia ran* rugged ranch Respective percentages me: I Added to this hiss will he tin j vitletl . pt rlormaiiff in their Musit? Auditorium ron- tlidales. north of here yesterday ami United Community Chest of Ing- many Americans |iay I . dropouts, usually seven per cent j niirht. Faced with tw«> "pptHMib. Taft j erffshed six miles apart, Randolph ham County. 5 per cent; World (!omposetl of Italian tnil former t»nvemor llaroid E. Air Force Base reported. Student Service Fund, 30 per cent; boxes must be attended the bill provide*. Fifteen airmen may have died j Spartan Nursery, 15 per cent; log¬ in the wreckage. j ham County Unit of the Amer iahtf* each un aceomplishetlI loist in his own ri$rht, tht Revamping si.I 4 tt t.f Minnesota. Kivrnfv.w- Reports said there were eight 'tan Cancer Society, 15 per cent; students vote, will be punch- crewmen on one plane and sdven ; American counting is schedule*! for on the uthcr. No parachutes were I*'1' tr"1 '""l National Scholar- Heart Association. >5 nup den a mst rat ed ext Of Busies after 7 p.m sighted. j *hip a,,d Service Fund for Negro Ted Eck announced again that planes The bomber ' wreckage was sighted I'la-rating of one by a of the 11-25 out of Rail- ! Student*. 20 per cent, (»BMer» In Hand „ni rolterl ronlrihutiom lor «M cords Ike Humiali to Talk Explained diug n Fail child Theater. will be hold this morning at 11 j "One 11-29 went under the nth- er and tore off its tail sbrtion. The Classen may be diM»u*>et i from the Gorslinc - Huucimun one without the tail went straight L"v y— Funeral Home, the Rev. Herbert down and rr.fch.-d. 7n Wolf, pastor of the College Luth¬ Thr other kept flying nothing happened, then all of a ... tf b J," " Hnbin \ Da' eran Church, officiating. Johnson, a student here from s,»ual S« ience Depaitir, i 1949 through June, 1951, died lb Vtr#• sudden it went straight down." Hanctxk said the first one was 'mj, H niormng questi«: Tuesday al the University Hospi¬ I rami#* j>chod r I J. swrr NEWS IN BRIEF *e* I fit# a mrtU#t demolished wjlh ' IkxIics scattered ^jm) scheduled arc tal. Ami Arbor, after a prolonged • I I—lie mimn m nil Id In 1 dines*. ikrn against the strike#*. ~ hart groLf : The second intact after j bomber remained ancc. audio-visual aid* falling, he said, but' tal heallh. a movie, . it> are Mr. and 'Mm. | ohtUKiti of 228 Kipling lh>mI) Kills File in Tunisian Itlnsl their unir exploded and burned. • coffee hour list Lansing, j ' r* on and NYf'Jin Chicat ^iirrouiitltd l»y Igntiram-i* I r*um# s#rvk# hrlw##n Chi- Characters Found at Final raising Fxiims characteristic*, gcncial- Saiule 11 lacks 'I ranian Tax Finn who and t trtrland. An oli*cuie. and probably WASHINGTON Bit lei iii.nk* on Uresutei.t Truman A 1> creeps uncertainly into the spokesman for federal at- j ne». who here from | i lassi'trom before the exam, and c^me described tina! cxamirfalions «» avhrngton to file Tuesday'»! "small bodies of information Most nut in strides Youfldentjy out tffter- >urt action, said th#5 «ere keep- | is the confident, or "Will wards, with a "Now that was¬ E a careful watch ' completely surrounded by rg- Fiiuicpan idinils Celling 'Ex/tenses' on the strike this" individual He bra n't hard, was It?" look. uation. They had no comment i A third, but equally distincT- While this not not' having studied, ant | may ' whether addrtmnal action may or ivc prototype, is the pcncil- ST. LOUIS iyP»—-James P Finncgan utlmittcd on examittatioii ight be taken. be true, the fact remains that grade later verifies his claim. . chewer. He enters tlie. test with vehtcnl.i\ that he received at Iea>U59.00u tor experiMis from Amcricpn Tlte union* called tire ytrikc the final is definitely here to He walks into the 'test with a smile of utter confidence upon a bratul q.ew KNcrtJiarp and Llthofuld Corp. and V3t».9d0 from owner* of the Warwick. Hotel here. icr more tham two >ear.- of stay Along with death and leaves with a mouthful "T steel taxes, it mu-it be faced by stu hi* face, and. out with a sickly gotiation*'with the; earners and shavings, a l»ad case of nerves, I I.. ID-ail Shall IliM grin of utter confusion. t government on pay and rule dents everywhere Finals always bring to the s flih opposite is tiic "I don't and a self-made promise nevel' Delrail Red (Juiz Halls Temporarily anges. They are opposed to WASHINGTON lA9—1'rraidcnt fore several distinct student feci prepared, although I've again to consume haul liquids ur prop«j«ed rule change* which the night before an examina¬ he think*. Anil hr i.-n.illy d.H-s Truinsn yclcrday iiominatnl DETJtOlT i/I*)—The Communism investigators of the House Ujh- ey claim will mult in sub- types. With an eye t" character■- studied hard all term" variety. Activitics Committee halted their Detroit inquiry yester- iH'ltm in Ihc I'uuut ihe nexl William Howard Tafl to be post- Americ This species, extremely danger- tion. intial pay losses to their mem- analysis, examine the students ,_v master at Neccdab, Wi*. elay—bi agaiu apparently only lor the time being. walking into a final being given of certain curve- Added to our list of character^ time he take* It. CAMPUS AUTOMOTIVE Departure Note MALCOLM MILKS, Inc. Used Car Lot Chrysler-Plymouth 1300 E. Mich. Phone 9-5281 Give Sen tors Free Rein, Crossword; Ptinjjk LEATHERS n«« Hi* y, March 13,1952 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Senate Ship Profits Inquiry Sanitation Course Pope Celebrates JOHN HICKS IIARHWAHK To Begin April 8 ,13th Anniversary OI'EN THURSDAY EVENINGS - 7 jslators Morris Hits 'Diseased Minds' A four-day lecture series on sanitation and dairy products will VATICAN CITY (,T* P'"» — yesterday observed the Pope WASHINGTON <••?)—Blowing until a month before the Korean have cast me. I'm glad of Mail This adl '3londa\ \t have the money to spenc 300 East Michigan Ave. 12 Noon to 9 P.M. » it utilizes new sources o: iuc. But this is an elect tot making such'a course un- CO ED RESTAURANT ny a glance. The curved, will also tx department. used in the 21 M.A.C. AVENUE GRADUATING ENGINEERS ION HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO HITCH YOUR FUTURE TO A RED CEDAR CO-OP CAREER WITH THE BUILDER OF AMERICA'S MOST ADVANCED •ad — East Laasiag Cpffrr Millars. Nul Brown 79c AIRCRAFT New Owdol with coupon on lop. ir. «i/e 29, Com Meal Hit-It. Illiif Holler- II..I KiIpImpii. I Hi. 7 |loj» or llaiiilHiri! Hun-. pkfi. of 8 o/.. can 2 for 35r 19r NORTHROP Aitutn/ZLmw tlllXTUIIM-IIMHIIHi: POSITIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE FOR GRADUATING ENGI¬ NEERS ON LONG TERM DESIGN PROJECTS IN THE FOLLOWING FIELDS: BEECHNUT BABY Airframe Slrutiitral Analx-i- Thrrmodviiamir. tiuntrol Sy*tcnt* Dc*ij>n FOODS SI rained It jars for 29c Airfratm- Structural Dc-i|:ii Dynamic* l.ahnralury Tc*liiiR Junior 2 jars for 29c . IVmrr Plant lii-tallation Dc-ion Scrvnmcchani-m- llxdcatilic l)i>i|;n Cereals pktr. 17c Acrndvnaitiic* F«|iii|>mcnt ltc>ij:n W cijjhl Fii|tiiiccriii^ Siili-hilic tracker- 2" HUT KFMTHENT - THUISMY, FMMY, SOTM0AT G CO. cudahvs r.HiKhii hams If you arc not available In appear fur an interview on llii* day. nrile Fiipm-cring l'er*unnel Manap-r Sliank Portion 39c Whole Oilier Slice* or Slank Half »9c 79c NORTHROP AIRCRAFT, INC. 1001 EAST BROADWAY HAWTHORISE, CALIF. Be-ef Chuck Roast lb. «9c TW CO Pork Cutlet* lb. 69c JNE '"■j ■ v*.-. -\\ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Thursday, Mnreh in. Ci.'iW. Wllllnm t. Irwin. ir.i Rara ju (Continued from PuRe I.) Burton J.cwU f.wc*. Ion la t Rav r TttfMUM J KratlM. d»ni.m ti K SOFT comII 1)1 K. Stcvviiil. ull of East Lansing; %ki. Robert John Lambert, .1..,, Lankton, ' William Howard |,i I.od Hubert Peterson, • Edpibre; Nancy-'Jean Nayva, Mark Dean i Jantrs Lew I* Rwlmond. llcwv Allan M. Warner. Fannfnftton; R. in hriithl. sunny rotors tiouis P. Natlcau. Marvin E. -• M, I', -n. :lil Willi.nn Ifi'v. Ruedtairtl, Rlihmd llrucc N.iK«> line H Smith, > r lip*. both of Flint; Alfred 0. NI- Julian V. *«.„» |l. Mini. IMi.lltl >|.IIII«»H.II I'. Chariest F Sumner. Glenn Ean i, emi, Grand Morals; Gerald II. irirla W. I.arrltv, I'nmsterk; finr- Robert A Tuck. Fiank Albei t \y „ Wohlferd, Grand Rapids; Ernest lion Charte* llitliw, James J. Ikij- Jatm's 8 WiUoUKhby, Richard i; aovlrh. Harry lliuiui*, Arietta ink auk, all oi Uotrult; J«n»*s «; II. Post. .Ir.; ItuTl.iiid. Dole E. I»j\p>. Wilbur llcnilerdMill. Olin tlMtid. William Livingston. Rote, lur«fU Mare. Jr. William K. IMec mm. WIllUm »:. Ron land. Ruben IV. rhoniJt Voun*. all of rirand Kapid*.; rodd. rhlll|» Jar WTalroM. H«hcrt J.tusWN, • both of Koakford. ami For llial inrfrrl Coffer Iblr Daniel l» w .OI.M p VI < Frederick f». Ilurcti .mil Shirley VI. .Other candidates are: Richard I Tcnehoul. Lancer: Kail W. Rpclm.u I mil her lo coffer uilli Adrian; Marilyn Van Winkle. Tecum SPUDNIJTS SPECIAL IMHTY RATES rtW.VWWWMWW^ S ! 5 Svyffert Soyit • Coral | Famous Exam • Aqua Special • IMftr • Tim :■ Pnffee 3c j J: III. t rlrmll. stnrr hn the Hill! • C.I,III Glowing new r.. I n r 5 reflect spring's height Kresge's I EAST LANSING llh ml, est Itlonds in Our New PHARMACY important Iv «1 \ I ,• .1 ! > .111 W. Hf. River, L*n«lncj fiN-d bnirs ft won «l.-rfill l.tiinaiii,!,' Sw.w.-.v.wsv.wwJ Nrtfttst of (Ml w . lii (!.. . . anil only Kresge's i leather". ; March t«. 1932 Scaled liids will he accepted liy the Salvage Dept.. 32« Admn. lililif.. M.S.C. until April I. 1*1."J covering the purchase and removal nf each nf I he following j(j£b/miCVMl I ervoorfs trailer* now localcd ill the southwest corner of the M.S.C. Trailer Housing Area hounded hv Harrison and Kalamazoo Roads: R—1. 2, A, 1, B, 7. 8. ft, tft. It, 15, RENT 107 SOUTH TRUNK CO. MSI- SPORTS IB. 17. is, Ift. 2d. 21. 2.1; It Lavatory trailer and S a typewriter WASHINGTON AVE. Lntiiliiry Trailer. All trailers most he removed by and koop up IIRAOOI AftTI R« Travclwarc —Gifts with your — t— llandhn April 30. 1*132. A deposit of 10', must accompany work each hid. Illds ninsl lie on specific and individual trailers and should he plainly marked on the envelope East is La \sn * i.e. It—1; or R—3. The right is reserved to or reject nn\ or all hids and to waive any arcepl irregularis lies in (Voiding. i Signed: K. II. Mellonel KRESGE'S Standard Office Machine* Sec. Slate Hoard of Agriculture. Wide Carriage Machine* Jtofoa at low at $3.0(1 Per Month OPENS SATURDAY ★ FRIDAY a.i.l SATURDAY s r.M S * P.M '■ fl | M xa iMWwdlON 6N0 DOORS A STEVENS*DOW*PIMEAI) OPEN WED. — HIR.I6 7™ U paw m im 9130 A. v (21*5 RUSSELL-MARX JT «*-'H -.mmSINATRA QquBUi THURS. SAT.-MAR. 20 Boxy or Belted . . In Krar over Mint or full wkirt*. rilis llls|i wool -Iit'ilr sliorlit- i-oiim-s natural or liluo SUCKERS BALLOONS $39.75 JM. .0M»^S. RULERS JUSTICl liOBUY PINS. BABY. PRINTS SOFSKIN HANII EAST LANSING Mloy, Mnrrh 13, 10152 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Fir* RANNEY JEWELERS NEW MtTATION Printers Concert Forum Working On 19.V2 Wolverine Rejects Inspection Three-quarters of .the 50ft page i .. With" the exception of the sec- 1052 Wolverine has been sent Jo Uion on spring sports, the eh tire OI*al|ili;iln-liral? Rctlislrntionia lis Planned by CSF NEXT TO STATE THEATER Military Equipment press, according to Editor Dwaino JlHtok will be in the hands of the 1.. PoUin. , „ : I printers by March 25, he said. 'Mac's' thick to . A forum Lenten concert are slated and special for ChrisUnn STUDENT FOREIGN TRAVEL St intent Foundation Sunday at 7 BICYCLE — MOTOR — FOLHROAT — EUROPE [lommtinlRls Try FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE (.milium March 'II p.m. in.Peoples Church. MEXICO — ALASKA — AFRICA — ORIENT If you're a "Mac" or-have n Bach, Frnnck and Weinberger STIIOY TOCRS LI VINO IN FAMILIES lild Approach FOR WINTER 1952 last name that falls in the "Kw to compositions will be preserved by — Mr" alphabetical classification, Helen Roberts Sholl, organist, Al l. EXPENSE FROM N Y. — J.VM1 HI' The last day of classes for Winter Term isr Thursday, March 13, plan on returning to the. campus and ^Frederick Tooloy. baritone. IL'NSAN 32. All final? examinations will be given by the following schedule. Tffe time of the exammntionsin Basic Courses ran Ite 31. Richard H. Bell, pa&tor of Men SITA TOURS According to the spring,.term and Women Community Church, ' Korean trilce talks yes- (ootid in Cob3 and f» according to the course number of the partie- egistnit ion schedule, last i fames Columbus, Ohio, will speak at' the CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVE idar Basic course. Examination rooms for Basic courses will be F.w to M*" will enroll the last forum on "A Faith for Today's appurently lierause announced at a later date* Mary Ann Pnhek Call S-iTifiil I the Morn . lay «»f Ma-ivh while "Thj to '/" Living" following the program. ' further threats, The time of examinations in sections other than Basic courses jn.t "A through F.v" will see their still was are determined by the days, and hours the class is scheduled dur¬ •mo!Intent olluer Tuesday, April sharp contrast to their tirades ing the term. To determine when your examination is to be given, everal days ago, the Reds find the t^loek In Columns 2, 4, 5 or f» which lists the days and On Wish April 2. "N;t lasted < mildly that neutral inspectors—including Rus- hours of yolir class. The column heading will indicate the time of day and column I will then give the date on which your exam¬ roll. The only catch is tbrtt the GOING SOUTH bev permitted to examine ination's to he held, r alphabet h semi-reversed. t military equipment. • That is. "Med tj. M-" enrol! DAY OF EXAMINATION i-iwrx it the lVr*»t hour March 31, V-T«»d t< lor Tt^R-9^ T-* The Allien • want In- OR. ROIIERT ft. roSTFR SPIONt; VACATION? nn adjoining ' tent at Pan- Senior 51arriiigc I2.-W-2 151.155 join, Allied truce delegates 2ft I H;t« "Nit to Will" go to the Audit the Reds again they could Kcctnre Ticket** " 21 •M-W-FB-3, U.tHH? TTliM Wednesday. April 3 Otu-e accept tiuinist the vaguely-worded proposal of March A ; Available April 2 ' MWF or <>r J1 MT-Th-F or 172 MTWThF or S 2 .1 the last named alphabetical jy exchange prisoners on the of lists already traded. UN—command delegate said |i Ticket. for the annual senior stxaminattons for cottrses other than Basic the same classroom as assigned •it for c!as« will be given class meetings at the end marriage lecture series will be Allien till insist < olunta the term. All students, Instructors. triors, andunit room schedules will | distributed April 2 at the Union trintioh of prisoners—a point | desk. atica all courses follow this schedule. U-RERTITSHOP /'V-mlgi.jim Reds have said they would Dr. Robert 0. Foster, director 0 bf the days and hours must follow the reg- AM. Tires III.Ml' ect forever If of the marriage counseling ser- >\v courses, at the request of the department MAiN-rrNANi-r rat ipmf.ni ! vice and training program of the Xiunination bar, been scheduled by the single S AXIS 4 WIIFFf. TFAII.FH* j Menninger Foundation, Will give itfi in some instances students may encounter rl'MKNT MIXIIS the first lecture April 3 in the ertt the examination scheduled by the class «IJ F. Mlrhlf.n Ph. 4-131? ins . Music Auditorium. He will; speak week would fake precedence oyer the exam- Neds so far this week have j on "psychological Aspects of Mar- the single hour lecture. The examination ranged between the student and the depart- ^J « least 15 of the swift Jets I heir »rcr air blows that are bnt- their supply system, Iriage.* Other speakers on the series futile effort to ward off will be the Rev. Herbert Wolfe, i p a s t o r of College Lutheran I Church, and Dr. Charles F. Ilol-I ipccial scheduling of its examination, test ions, call M-r. Reppenhagen in the Regis- 1 >. . battlefront remained rein- quiet except for Communist | land, director of the College , ange firing the Eastern | Health Service. ron tii* ri\*xT in mmk mi xic i Active in the Holds of education and family reffiTlonship, Dr. Fos¬ CLARE FISCHER'S Then, head info llurd's and ter is n professor of home-rco- (institutional J nomics j and sociology nf- the Uni- versify of Kansas, rvu. r.rs «-sts« | The lecture series is sponsored e vision Plan by Mortar Board", senior womrn's ! Bjef sfoeked up on ; •■ asses House | honorary. l-'fir 1.11*1 Uimilr Swim Shtrts Sport Shirts ANSINO UV) — Republicans Play Shorts Slacks rday succeeded In jamming COLOGNE-DEODORANT I nstitutlonal convention prn- through the House on it SPRAY Children's Vaeatinn Needs Too Shirts Sport Coats •-line 59 to 27 vote, he bill places the calling of a ititutionul convention in Rep- nntl for ber, 1953, on the bnliot this emtier. Isismrs living nonkcr Victor A. Knox (R- Ciifts fur fhe Hume Folks 4VI.II. Till.**' I.ONO - It Stc Marie) declftred n com- ianm i ss vitv w vi i s—mi: e revision of the constitution ILfli ill** xlrrrl lo III VI.CH AKTFRS I OK Al l. ag the only possibility for re- the state's "jerry built" jlax HRF4-K I'ltOI.I'lTS Opt II Cnlll IhOH Thurulau AV/RDS Conrtnitnl Chnf f/r A mmIIIk- If the people do not approve MM Barber Shop imunc ««|i | i«w*s constitutional- revision," aid. "they are asking for lepublicans said that the sales IA9CEST rliversion amendment to the brakes COLOR CHOICE itution Wfts on the verge of tflitw Y«iii Will tlavp E\|Mtl Vihrntion and power 11-inch hrnle ikrupting (fie state. They odd- | impulses arc "screened . i. apply more out" as engine is that il was tmpoMlblp (AMBUS DRU6 (0. Help tllltl Slien.--lii.il* *"* *»** lw" Only the New Chevrolet iiihlrn out all the tax mix- centered and ruhlier- Cushkmed I>ctvveen new by nmrmlroenlx sinr. too Ml » «'••' " iv would l*> ncxxlwl. 1 M,rh- BODY BY FISMfR l ishtr ItiRly sets flie Standard - f«»r Ntyling, Chcvrolcfs raniom TIFAO Chcvrolrt brings these fine features for ciaftsitiaiuhip. for comfort! I isher lino Famou* for its coats! steel coiistniction Is to the low-price field! Uwtif priced in Sjtring Drama 0|)|H'l' 4 WAY ENGINE No oth.r cor in Chevrolrl'i field offer, you a single LUBRICATION one ol lhe»e feature,. Yet you'll find many ol them in Chevrolet's exclusive cngioo lubricating '•ys- America', mo»l co»tly tar,. 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Washington National Competition One-Third Trackmen to Race Baseball Squad Set A.L.Roster In For Southern Tour Next for Mat Team Relay Carnivals Practice time is running out 011 Michigan State's 105'-' The rrtfiilnr spason schedule for the MiohitfHii State Lists 103 wrestling squad was completed last weekend when Coach Participation in the Big Ten indoor meet last wet-ken- baseball team. The Spartans leave the campus March 22 for a twelve- Fend Icy Collins' matmcn finished a strontf third in the Big Ten meet at Ann Arbor. Rookies completed the indoor season ,for most of Michigan Statq track and field squad. game southern training trip and the task of picking a 20- Competition remaining in- Wrk went ta the uin-pam* Coach garl Schlademan plans to send a two-mile rc!ir man squad, without benefit CHICAGO

—1The Amer- team to Cleveland Fridsj of unv outdoor workouts, ' Spartan h»«krthall for rev Is a eludes the NCAA meet, the «"»' ►£•*"«•»'* *"« icHti League has 286 player* evening for the Knights. National A All meet, and the I faces Coach John Kohs in Olympic district and final trynuts. )n lk, tea Karhlmhas «f ri„, officially Hated for the 1952 buaehall and more Slauffer. Mean* Columbus meet, and a Sp'ar| the next few days. ^ and,r lhr 3.; mark ram- State compiled t9 points in the „|tB(,K |„ lhr ran«alallan Hnal. season tan relay combination Kobs will be slightly at a ills- b> annlhrr relnrner. Joe conference meet, finishing behind he lost h*., to t'ru of Ihtrdue. XI Vega |n Al Pardae. than nnc-thlrd of them, 103 to be I oletl CsbCaptain* compete in the Chicago p-7 advantage oh the southern tour ; mv(rh |;a>l rhlnia lad. . champion Illinois and Michigan. exact.'arc rookies. News meet at the Chicago Starij *> Ruben Shchigftfn was State's because Ave of his veterans won't : .,nt„r a Hxturr at shortstop, The Spartans had one champion Ruben Shchigfdn was State s This information Is couched in March 22. be eligible until the start of spring ! Amona nthrr Reruns avail- | crowned when Orris Pender fin- | entrant at 115 in the nig Ten. He the league's annual red book, Schlademan's young team w. u ; term, netuded are first baseman ■ .Kf)bs w k Mia,r. j Ishcd on top In the 167-pound was wug ' beaten by ' Indiana's Bob Rob pride and Joy of publicntor Earl ip in the first division of Bob Clolek. catcher Charlie Jab- | Kal»m»z geViior . apable of I weight division. Carlin in g a first round match. Hitligan. Rolled off the presses cnce teams in the Big Ten , lonski.'ahd pitrteni Tonj Uwsoo. :jn ei|h(,r ft|>f ,,asl. „r jh(, i Shehigian participated in a red book circulation is confined final, taking fifth place with i Bob Carlson, and Chuck Gorman. JJutn(lW wgllll| basemen Cornell ; Eleven lettermen are relarn- 10hjM. ,Vllrbotn SCI,„,r. ami .lack number of exhibitions at 115 dur¬ to the sports writing and allied total of 11 3 5 points. ing the regular season. Many of craft. - ln« to form the nucleus for lhr» . - ,r Detroit tnn-...i W,.s-.e the schools on the Spartan sched¬ They -.cored wlm Besides rosters of the league's 1957 tram. Capt Hill Bower. , m||(, j|li;h|,md p.., k miimfci rgh. Wisconsin. Pur- ule did not contest this weight. eight clubs, the /cd book bristles Ft. Wayne. Ind. senfar. reeenl- base. outfielder Has I-me. Stale and North- with facts, figures and statistics ly relumed In the diamond sport 1 r,,1n,lt ,m,i pit, bet. Roger. in two relay carnival*. In duals and introduces for the first time after a brilliant season with the • „ , Johnst„,„,. p., t„ni.w; 1 meet competition. «late defr.itpr j (Don Quaylc, Oxford Gvmiiaxts Bid Jocks, a complete 1952 schedule fin col¬ or. yet), the full exhibition slate Nnlre Dame, and Golf Schedule dropped decisions to Iowa State to Mirhlgtn, UH- State Teachers- College, and tn- and a .implemented list of life¬ Michigan Stale's golfers have a The trip figures to prn.lile an For NC A A Title ana University. - Bender enjoyed the most suc¬ time ages. batting and pitching aver¬ The team participated in the Michigan State as H- ; 1952 schedule that lists ten dual esrellent ehime for .1 croup of cessful season, coming through 1 winning the shuttle hurdle ; meets, Including four with Rig nrwtonirrs. Ih.IIi fre%tmint and Mii-ni«u) st.-tc. nittnt't'-Up The Ml. I .nuts Browns have vith eight wins in nine starts be- for their only major title Ten opponents, it was announced yesterday bv Athletic Director *nphnmnrr<». to prove themselves iin th. Chief candidates for posit trow Illy Ton champinn- ides his conference victory. One lhr largest squad 3g players, and also the most rookies, 17. l\t Program Corbclli topped individual Ralph H. Young. shit-- via- into the NCAA Iraw during the dual meet season j formances with a win in the ir.v arc xophotcMt tho.i l».i*rman i As a matter of faet. Hilllaan mediate low hurdles. The rnmplelr nrhrdulr: Sat.. April Jack. 7^1tier. Buffalo. N Y IS. HXttrn Michigan at How. Sat-. fte-h- gymnastic- i.e p. meet March 21 cas the only blemish.on an other¬ • i.tikoi with III- wise perfect record. Ihe first lime had to nse more Finishes1 Busy The shuttle hurdle crew April 2«. Wrst»rn Mirlitcan at Kala- The Lakewood, Ohio senior was \ than two full paces of roubles made up of Corbclli, Harlan IV he only veteran on this year's j quad Newcomers filled all the ii This division is dptioml. because harhtround material to areom- H i nter Term jamin, Bill Brendel, and Hi? •iher weight classes for the | of the Olympic year Shehigian is , The Chicago White Sox and B> DON CAMERON mng the newcomers thai i a junior from East Chicago. Washington Senators each list 37_ Thursday brings down the through for Collins were players, followed by the cham¬ curtain on a busy term for llokc. Larry Fowler, and pion New York Yankees and Bos¬ intramural sports. Bowling ind I)ick Gunner. These four, ton Red Sox with 36, the Cleve¬ with Bender, contributed land Indians with 35, the Phila¬ is the only activity which s for State in the Big Ten delphia Athletics with 34 and the has not yet hern completed. Seven other sports have already been - Detroit*'Tigers with 33. PIPE SALE Boston and Chicago each have 14 rookies; New York and Wash¬ deefded. Dorm supremacy in the pin game will lie decided this week when Mason 1 meets the ington. 13; Philadelphia and winner of thf Snyder 14-E. Shaw Cleveland 11; and Detroit 10. «N» »» The red book reminds one there 3 roll off In hatkrlhali are two new American League John Sarrty Ltd. managers. Boston's Lou Bmid- reau and Rogers Hornsby at St. 5th Avo„ Now York Utile did you know II. hut there are seven new roaches around the rireuit. including FORMtacrv Frirtd »l linear Melillo and Rill MeKeeh- nie at Bmtan; Boh Srhcffint. ; .( U.I sear - sC».IMI. $7,311 ami -Slti.tHI Bill N-rman awl Marty Marian Harm Iraanr A laul af 1.349 at St. I.autv and Bill lahe and players made the ca«e lame Tony fneelnelln al t'leveland. NOW SI.98 "AmnnR the rookies, 45 chers. {seven arc pit- catchers, 21 out- j tmlitidiiiilly Gloved and Boxed fielders and 30 inficldcrs. The Bed I ATO and Abbot Hall splashed is opener ii I'Shaughncs Sox will tesf the j most mound t^heir way to top rung on the newcomers, eight. } swimming ladder as they coptur- tlilligan waxes cnthuataattcnlty! ,hr fr.Ucrnlt^v and dorm SMOKE SHOP Of all th.s I Bender Will l»c over ., score of nmkic*. but nulled down to a long shot stab." he1 reckons the league's rookie Ihis year should come among six play- cTinmpionshlps Badminton and tabic p,rodu"'tl_ _,nd'v"iu"1 «*hampir lima xing tennis There are: Sam Jo pes, | in which each started with 30 Gillis This quartet also won • I entrant.*. Tom Tambling proved Cleveland's right-handed Negro same event in the Michigan AA !to be foremost «n the badminton et front San Diego, outfield- at Ann Arbor. I field with Don West snaring sec- im River.i of the St. L«»uis i ftreahmati high Jumper Jlir jond place. Singles leader in table Browns Boston, | tennis was Al King. VInee Magi j Yrooman cleared 6* IV 4t < hampaign for his hesl sra^.r i and Don LaPninte meet to decide pitcher ! the singles handball title today. mark, stamping him as our of Headinc the weichtliflinc de¬ Slate's finest high jumper- u recent years. This Jump f»r th» partment were Nick Gavrtla and ! Ken Stout. Gavrila. tllympie Wabash. Ind. product gave hirr candidate, was tint with stout third place. Martin Injuml rlo*e behind. Sigma N« won RXiss Olexa and CLuck K Ihe haaketball free throw von- teamed to-juye the Spartan; • ST PETERSBURG, Fi.i of- - •By Martin, in fielder of the \ j u.t .dxini a.t the H'hUhers. and fifth place in the Big T? The point' system determining broad jump event. Olexa s 1« .; lew York Yankees, broke his jail-sports leaders for the year now 122' 7" was good for third . ight ankle in two places yester- j finds Delta Sig. Snyder, and | while Roland grabbed.fifth G,« • a.v and will t>r lost to the club ! Newman Club each leading their j is:—a Dotroit sophomore, aw >r at least mx weeks. 'respective leagjjes in total points. 'land a senior from S«.uth Is. Arnold Smith, Alpena finished in a five-way ti« fourth place in the Big Tct vault In gaming the place, S , Cleared 13' for the first tin 7 Sophomore Don Schlep" was fifth in the shot with a h> . of 48 I '.'His season's best ,• FOUR 54SC 49' 2" toss against Notre Dar- SPOBTS HEADQUARTERS hnc performance in the hi hurdles at C hampaign The I (hirago sophomore hni^ third behind Joel McS'ulD Illinois and Van Brunrr Michigan, Cool! Comfortable!' j Gillis' running mates ' {shuttle huidic crew air aii which gives the Sa¬ PLYMOUTH TROPICAL tA ciillii-r-ruatly WORSTED btial-|tur|His<' nson. t and Doug McFettcrs a standout i ompcting fcr State SLACKS COATS title during the indoor , Waller Id Townscnd and L It's not Just i Barr Two milers included iff1 a rain¬ by America's lop maker HOT- SC&1Af&>L£. ! ry Zerhe, Km Barley, and J*'* coat. nol ju»t a oj better slacks top- • JteLang. SI 4.95 wick. saw Ixe Jones, and Ra. action. Louis Vargha, besides It's the proper proporticninjt at the cutting Itble Out Biike these slacks the most comfortable you have m» the Spartan n'cuTfailed n- the Big Ten. they U their \»>\ lime, 3.22 cf %otn. Deep pleat overlay means a straight hang from a Art Ingram also was a SparuSj waistband to cuffs. The London Shrunk fabric is you) xprint entry in the H«£ •' meet. (Hher sprinters imiu«" of Roland Bill Hervey. Joel ** assurance perfect fit throughout endlets cleanings. and fieorge Henderson. Come in today, sec the handsome assortment of colom, Ray McKay and John bourne competed in the jump wiilj Vrooman. while 120.16 Koykendall was State :• pole vault entry. ' H. Kositchek & Bro. •Back of Sohiesswohl in V - BLLL TELEPHONE-SYSTEM came Chuck1 Blabohl ui '• Martin. In the Big Ten meet. 7 field event entries turned it most impressive^ perforins uirsday, March 13.10S2 MICHIGAN S T A T E NEWS Patfc Sov Miprrinc Court Boxers Try for Fifth Straight 0|n->i Mart-It 2.*> Tennis Team Fencers Host Big Ten Finals f Pictiiivs Illiiii Favored Turn Loss Against Quaiitico.Hcrc Friday Ready for To Defend Title Tankers Faint for Nationals H> LKS Hl.t'.WETT MUhlRan Stale's NCAA-ilefcnd- He for was Novtre-tafl-pouiul tltlfet Chicago in 194.5 and CVO Spring Trip The 2?trd annual Western After Strong Season Finish InUi Win I iiiR t'haniplon mitf sijuad will try, jtn extend their win streak to five champ that same year. Paring his boxing div« In Tetinia workfmt* iim in full Kwinp for I In- Michliran (*onl>renee fencing cham¬ Swim mink competition for tho Spartan* 14 far from com¬ straight"'Friday night when they Both 125-pouuder Evans and Chicago. Itlckfy tparrrd with pionships will be held in SKNV YORK (,TV-It haan't {.battle: the strong Quantieo Mar- 13fl-pouttder Odom got their first snch wrll-knoivn HrMrm id State net m(|iihi| in prepara- pleted. Stronit loam showing in Ukintc mnncr-up honor* Michigan Stale's Jettison in tho Hik Tim unit, brilliant individual performance* by u-hed tin* point whom a fight experience* while attending wetter* eight king. John n y Iinn for tin. teani's annua! Clyiti/'.isniio March 22, the .jay uukable thing about tho Flint Northern High School. Bo- Hratton. and" l.uthor Bawling*, Clarke Scholes, lieri Molmhlati, and the 400-yard relay »r knocked eold will re- of the nation's top 145- team (jive MSC a hitrh ratiny | to concede defeat until •— ~~—rr. ?» soon tho pictures. but for further climate and national hofwi*. ^JXSJSSTS! Schumacher. junir»i> rank among Co'ii h dories Met' itTroe sum* i thdjyest rookies in tho sport. ,it, thT. MirhioMii Rtnte hucooss hv I Sophomore Bruce Aldri Thttrmlay. 13, ] MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Instruction Trophies Planned For Aqua Carnival Broadcaster Urges Non-Profit Stations •' Course Slated Water Carnival Winners in the four Water contests — log-burling, winner, should be placed on dis¬ Carnival play about April 4, according to canoe tilting, nijxed, doubles ONONETtl Lamb Backs Educational Video Bv Red Cross Dwaine Polzin, trophy and judges canoe races and men's doubles IRSkaA teiMH, canoe races—will also receive tied Cross Trophies will tie awarded to trophies. jxsrszssr1 The Carnival Is scheduled for valuable time for public service sponsors of the lop four • Edward Lamb, owner of the tain rbannela to avoid program Rial, uon-worthwhile television ap¬ appealed this work to Inactive June .1, 6 and 7. monopoly, he said. pealing to. tlte lowest mentality programs, Riving governmental and other .|untittcri Kroup most powerful commercial tele* Over 1'IM) non-cotnrnercial ©nun-* of the nntlon'," he said. nurses tiainn station In the tuition, yes¬ regulation of program content as leailcrs to volunteer for n 30-hour terday urged acccptnnCe of -the neb will soon tie available, Lamb For worthwhile utilization of a reason! LarrAi thought this was Instructor-trainer - eonfcrcnec In ICC plan for educational channel said, amU educators should hold the medium, Lamb suggested that home nursing. allocations. meetings and conferences now to each tclecaster be required to get Idtmb concluded"'With hopes ttrgimiing next week, the train¬ ; Lamb spoke before educators promote their acceptance. • upon an equal basis with compet¬ "It education does not take itors and provide a reasonable that the conference be instru¬ ing course will he held Tuesday and commercial station owners these available channeb, the amount of broadcast time for pub- mental in "preserving educational and Thursday evenings from 7 to at the Seventh Annual Michigan television for ail the American 10 p.m. Radio-Television Conference held trend towards saturation of en¬ people." En rollers aid in training others at the Auditorium and the Kellog;; tertainment b Inevitable, (Tenter. "The result wilt Ix* that pro¬ tdimb, editor of the Erie Herald after completing the course, and l-vcryonc getting married should ti.ive 'lie tench two courses and a practice f Educational institutions, and- grams will lie flooded with es- class each year, according to Mrs. booklet "Plan Vonr Perfect Honeymoon." pon profit (Institutions should oh- j capbih. ".vulgarity', imii-conlrover- Wilina Allan, director of nursing A copy i« your* without obligation. Just 2 I IV'liM'k Per W1CU-TV. Erie, f'enn one of services for the banning lted rritc a note to Jan Dcvine, Kuril Ruufr 35, TV Hopes Hinge on FCC . Cross. Lamb's two television.stations, re¬ I'rwcn Pennsylvania, to . or toon. S/nn Tickets ceived a thousand per cent |Kfwo»" boost yesterday, he revealed. Registration Ihitr Allocations. Licensing East Lansing residents who wish • If the Fedofp! Oottimun u*Ht ions l/nni mission nHucates ;t Available Graduation Info In vote in city, county, state arid national elections must first regis¬ ter at the City Hall, hew television channel .to Idthsjhtf orKawt Lansing, iMSCs Tickets arc still available To be a qualified voter in the l(listIMS niors graduating tomorrow battle for full-fledged television dptTaiicni wHI he only halt' f«>r the Spinsters' Spiii, April night should pick up procession "Von. , •I, according In I."II Knpp- formation instructions at the Hoc- area, one must live in Michigan f»r six months and in East Lbii- all pw : plmti.gi apliri'v try hope to operate TV under a non-educational administrative amdslanl lo l*rrs stations \ The .n'lilVrence will In- held at permit, the Ki tlnn; (Vnt« > on ' « I!'..;1 The dradlin.- im I » .mi i,|. WEDGE • areordlng lo .fames II. Ilenlson. Ideul Hannah. MSC com|H>lilion fot the i ban omUim: pi I'm. i- April 3 ' "tin t„ . P. in gotttoho «»t • »"i v form, according tn. 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