DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION KAST l| aloes • fie enroll- j Senate Vole night that unless mass suf¬ fering in the world is wiped I»e tisitf in the future I .iiiised >liorl» BULLETIN 'littleI Sets Prinuiry it n».iv I'ieket out. nig of tin llell Telepliniie <'ninpaii.V'.H nil lees in I.all ! 11v mimic in-w dictatorship more g continued for I he second straight day yesterday as it did i tertihlr even than the Soviet «rs, and then checked >1 For August 5 hio, New Jersey through mutual assistance. "are Approximately VM) Hell «»(». Pretioiix lleeisiitu Congress Sets tent torn ami ahtrttl, Hi Western Kl'VIThfll • ||V t»OI' Clectrie installers are affected lleuriiigof Vote nHP» o. .arm >.V the Luiimiic. walkout. Ihr lot III gl 'in A pieliminaiy autopsy The lieII strikers have walk¬ d death was caused »>v ex- lie added thai the time must shock. Gorslinc said- tliat analysis ny the Stale Toxo- Certification ■ ed nit the jolt in sympathy with sinking Western Llectrie work- join icrepted an invitation the receiving committee ♦ he general at the airport and be used to help peoples im¬ -t proved that the. slunk participate in the program prove their own lot or the goal of true peace will never be reached. Truman spoke at the National Conference mt International Eco- ( noBuc* and Social Development, final dav < f the legislative s»cs- which is discussing the adininis- moo and preparations for a trip The present Sept It primar> "tration's -point Four were given hy Williams as reus- ate has been termed ' bw late" technical assistance. ens .(<>» his inability to attend n allow servicemen abroad a • Kellogg Center luncheon. • Michi- ote lit the November elertioit The hill now goes to the House. Inch has already voted to move (rim otologist > the primary date to Sept tit k.\K («» Amlilion To Speak Here said. "Today it New Announcers boned ' stem * as tiwt when before the the college smaller, the stu* I NEWS IN BRIEF sot in line first regis- Miiv 10 Set for Visilalion Day 1 Limnliouer's Krsi^nolion Humoreil ' < aud KiverV » HKME HKADWl''ARTKItS. ALLIED POWERS IN I ^ ' 2qlli| gl (w niva| MSC BV BMTV AXXK MAI STtl.LEB MSC will hold its third an¬ fanfaic. AlUUUll no culminating . iikt- u I laTlrl ■ ft'tt fant:,. *w. e*tlikit.af.HO a P The I .it th» iff iu I (oust f i^..' t .iv-.u-tdc i<;i..i. Thut v. in x M.uive. m »„> .1.- it; I twv veul i inter . was * (iencral Eisenhower tcttt i t«> be delivcicd started # on its way Pie jia>t, but Ktrppl.y a dav * # N> Governor term Theme sketches Water for the spring Carnfv.il are due nual Vi?nation Day Satuidax. Mav Hi. It will tie coordinatetl e seniors, dads. juniors, mot litis tem\f»ers. prim u> »h llouse lixlemls II or Powers next Tuesday. then:r committee with tin; Parents Day planned chairman Phyllis Phyip*. announ- by the Alumni Off lye Grand River Axenu^tcd The plans will be returned The event is deigned !■? Arthur V^ndenherg the next d.y to particip.n' juatnt people with the e'4- V ; Highway. Thirty entries wilt be contest- , lege .nd „ ------- - operation, said. (ioffee Hour Set ' City Manager The faculty, counselors. pia» ■- Three Issues I mleeoleil in Korea Ifual'cVenT Ju'^S.'" »•»' ' 1"- | , Pali jarche stated he did The "-'yen 'bwy w m cet ment officials, housmg ofTkiale. •e.icve the dedication • calls divtduO. can also compete (or underw^ scholarship director, admission:; MUNSAJ i their ninth ins Hie xtiect signs •. . .gnway within East Lansing on tZtsrJz* ^ «»4'»»?tr4Mporuuon7wm ^4v;'"' pflicers. deans and admipistiu- the officers will tic at the sex v- i .• ir of comr I instead ¥ . '2 no1 forecast what ac- " ^ QT> vouncd ought Uk«. doubles canoe race, and, menable.^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ icc of all the viutors. at MICniCAN STATE WKWS Wptlnowlny, April ft. 1i- Michigan State Newa Reds Want Economic Split sTUpefT American bo^C hegcihony. ed the Idea for all || In the first days after the war worth. And MM do. M it in was axiomatic that European hasn't taken a really Hlitr. Mosifnv is that Russia now controls flermnuy's former East* e effected spread hold, ern European markets, without a resumptlbn of E IVv offering lb, open up these West trade. When the economic strangling eontrolled Chinese market, i,.. only, seek to"drive a wedge Ik»- of-the Russian sphere became a main vit.il to a normal world n 'tween West (termany and the slrntegic part of the cold war. Is I he basis for the present Hi- . the ir.s. .had. to suhstltutn its vcrqonee between the U.S. J Education Needed I; Rust l-moinc voter* will he nskoil next sprint? to fli'Hilo trying In split own mer economic aid for the for- trade. A lot «f Europeans Britain on Chinese policy. Wh,>n the Russians probe the sore th,-v part of the motivation was an cannot be J ignored; ' on a proposal that would permit~tho lmilililijf of a M million -- hiffh school. This will climax a linililinit pnigram xvhich has JOIIN IIH'KS HAKDWAItK ,»T. . awn the construction of two pxailc si hoots ami tin addition f>. to a third.I'lcmcniary school. OPKN Till KSHAV KVKNINCS — 7 • » ),'* 'The problem of increasing pupil enrollments Is nation- f Wide. Frthieators tislav are studying wass to ex'paml school ^facilities to nx'i.'t demands for more classroom*, its and lietter methods of instrucllon. more teaeh- CAMPUS * Emphasis in f ly past ten-> ears has lieen placed on the grade school lei el. In Kast I ansing. for enrollment has Inrrrasrd J 7 |ht cent since I ;• IT. example, the tall of I9.MI school authorities expeet the element¬ It* Never! he]?**. CLASSIFIED i he ary enndlment In rearh .'l.ftftl. This represents a till per eenl rise oxer the 1017 lignre. AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE ISWoeiTfrevr. J . . ? ' The School Hoard plans call for further additions'In | . Ilailey and Red IVilar Schools to. |icl|> relieic the last j, - influx of school i hddtvn The new (ilencairp Sehool is CfftfVCK^ j1 expifted to ease substantially the strain on-classroom j _ facilities. i Superintendent of Schools r K MarUonnlit has said f . a new high school w+ll lie needed hy 1H.V1 af the latest. ivrr the present uitiinr-scnior high school . •Kneed with a .similar critical situation. I .anting jttlmiti- stfators expect they will need l.*» ;t«l«litit»ual Ha- room •ach year to h'andle swelling enrol Invents. However, main rommmiitie* with iti*l as critical a Now W problem arc hesitating to add to present school fucib -hy Ihw Mr('r»rv tties. The uncertainty of enrollment figure* far in the future, the difficult* in get ting construction materials At last the student tax is passed. This and the cost of adding In schools or building new ones time the vote should be legal in every sense; made many school administrators hesitate. ti clinical, theoretical or. actual. V job. os|weiall\ Michigan's sales lav diversion**'■ jfo schools "has helped' The student governors did a -good job of' time the govern mike more teaching facilities available. In |\;t2 Yearbook LOST S FOUND I rtKU& for It day* Atlntito Onekera in an nntiutinit spurt Inst season, have won -only seven"of Southern Aspoeintion In' their ,11 rut 10 (tame* niminxt * » * } - )N , • ■Ie nil X ft ATX X ■ w ■ •Powers Relates Sdtial Circuit Coeds Copy M?ry SchrmK. Det Men's Style iews on Coed Beauty S—-215L, to Rob Reynolds, Detroit senior and Delta Tau Delta: and Marge Corsette. Detroit junior, to Tom Law son. Detroit senior and Delta If the present alarming Sigma Phi. trend continues, it ftpponrx Authority TH-Dell -engagements: Gladys that coeds and campus men t Constantino. Grosse Pointe senior will bo wearing: approxi¬ \ to Bob Wheeler. Battle Creek scn- mately the same costumes In the I tor and Beta Thcta Pi;-BarHnra Stresses I Taylor. New York senior, to Wal- | ter tfagcr. New York senior and not-too-far-distant future. A columnist of the University Kappa Sigma: Dottie Viclters, East of Maryland "Diamondback" llrst Crooiiiing ; Lansing senior, to Dwainc Polrin, noted the copycat tactics of col¬ .Grand Blanc senior and Alpha lege students. Since the initial 5Gamma Rho: and Elirabcth Skal- discovery, more mim icing has * Cord* have an ndvuntaire j la. Miles junior, to Dick Duranski, taken place. • \ Obklawn. Ill. senior and Phi Kap- for instance, girls now haye New Aviation Crnkt Program Offon Spocial for beauty over other wo¬ men. according to John ! Others are: Nancy Grabb, their own version Df the white buck shoes, and a few male Arfviotagn| Powers, fashion authority in tansing to attend the 1-anslng J Cleveland senior to Henry Chap¬ har&y males wear counterparts of ter* oi Cleveland, arid Joan Met- the coed saddle-shoes. Botli sexes To Collaga Mm Now Preparing for Military Sorvico Civic Style Show for the fcalfe, Chicago senior, to Albert wear white sox, and a sprinkling lien' in valuable port graduate training that | Wagner, Rloomfield HUls senior. of coeds have been reported money enrf't buy! A* nn Avinlinn Cartel Tn IVH pinning is Ann wearing argyles. ;Dean. Hastings freshman, to Ben you can rrceiir instruction and training north Coeds wear flannel slacks and thousand* of dollars—nt the aatne time you | Craigse, Detroit ' senior and Phi their version of male dungarees. f Kappa Sigma. ■re aerving your country. You can cAooac— Recent Alpha XI DeHa engage- i ments are Jan Wallace. Ypsilanti (With the exception of scotch pipers, few males wear skirts, immrdintrh - hrtumm firing a Pilot or Air¬ craft (Mmrrtrr in America°a awiftly capanrt- ' I I (WaftS? J&!8 Iwt tat tu*»ymr$ only! f senior, John however.) Plenty, of matching ing Air Force. The Air Force enconragea to Hopkins, Detroit boy-girl ennrtirtatea to »tav in achool anil grartuate. sweaters and polo shirts | gradual^; Vt Pat Healy, White River. Senior* anrt aturtenta with two yenra or senior. to Bill Rhodes, Bcn- more of college who anticipate early en¬ | ton Hartor senior . trance into military aervice can itv-civc un¬ Stressing that matched training in flying anrt Icartcrahip they have not reached the. crew- ant thine Student* to At lent I cut stage. However, the. "sitting for the yeara ahead. expression on h duck" made hafr style closely dp- ph»si*cd the chai Photo Convention girl, which is what the Power model* arr famous fpr A delegation from Michigan I several rule* for night for the na- »n of Kappa Alpha jMma Hi* find photo-journalism .kitv 19. Aul«.l ta.tvt." t*"rarv Th« •. in Utwnln. Neb. on vent ton. which will last fc3i:'"dXv""I*"-'- om Aprd 10 to 12. is sponsored Group Murks lirsl Ihisrhull MSC founding: Statistician Thl« he gathered from Ik'isins M ark YT WORTH, Tex f/P»-The Wtmt f* 0*f Moe* Dgfailt i. a. Fm. tM, ,11 1 Arm, — m wUW h 4aM, h (Til MUM t. lit If ti. e. c la determine will make the best mod 'Employing 150 motif whom are teenagers, stated be received frt as seen in 100 applicants VOGUE AWS Judiciary Betty's Beauty Bar I ntler New Management Seleet* Offieer* LmhL to th i ll HIM. THE CO-ED-CUT belle*skarmeer St.OO Dinners to Befsi Arlrnr I'lckrtt "Complrtr ticaut y IWr.i.j Taakrr rroiHieter Srrncr" ttper.ur Need A Special 4 ostumr" We Have Ihrnt ttpen 1 hur«d.i> and 1 tida> evening" to Rrnt. Evening Appointment* V irgilinc Simmon* School tif llrtiM iiif! hnj lift K. Mirhu.n Rant lo (>iijoy an interesting Iclevihion *liow? Tune in . . . Iliry Hatter because tht-y fil. TOOTSIE HIPPODROME Rrally fit! Clinji'io your ankle,t«U, John Rc+fi King, M,C» nnd Quizmaster knee and thigli ar though thee ***«*♦ y ANIMALS vN' ..ms were |iart of jou. Never a crinkle. Never a crooked ream. Juri Mtin\ rmoothnesa from top to toe. D>> come jn for your perfect-fittiiy Belle Sharmeer Leg-size. raaa.li TI re la..; mm tm timr ..4 «££ UmI College Student* will find n>> ■ehwawf nZHZr ^ .""lively and entertaining 'h«trtclwMH.K rhocnUt. TOOTSIE SOU —1•» "T'o'T," *' ki»d «« lo be Ian. rntrrtaiamenl mad m- jamhsons •warded «? performanre. TOOTSIE every East L a n a i n c nm R Aartmlwy TWT^^CWUj.^ •' ■; \ « - ' f «| 1 ft. ^V.frV..,A itoc'itoy 'ny. April 9.1W6 Mfcnifl A*'STATE HBW« . ,'W iiffflj Ml,,.,- Slate Bate Silom j! Til in lietrail I'agun Called To Marines AIJ, MEN INVITED iisch Hitting at .333 Clip H* JACK KTOK / Jake leoiike f«r knockout of IIiivch; M„ua ' Nick Pagan, a,*istant for men. will go Naval Air Station to Grown He April I* for a physical examination prior lo re¬ RUSH SMOKER jamming out III hit* In "0 trips to tin- plots, .tack Klsch, I turning to active duly in _the sophomors took U„. Southern trip tmtlb^ St»k« lo Avenge Boston Defeat f" illlllllllvll!* Delta k.v Marine Corp*. for thr Spartan (^•.tugging conic rile liter, j btiM'bttll team with a hatting aver-j * * * TUSlllSllllli* . ,«ys DETROIT ifPi—Jnkc |.:t Mot hi. Imok in his "'lucky city," will go lo Olenvtew. Ill Naval he'll stop Norinnn Hayes tonight in their HVrouml fresher course, lie will re-enter hattloat Olympla Stnilium. Air Station for ati eight-week re¬ Upsilon. itsSSSTtt; ***** WED- APRH. 9 the service a, a captain. tcok another hutting j 115 or More Tbnes at flat« \ 111*111114. Am I . "Anit I'll ret good and even with'him," said .lake, tho Pagan expect, lo is. stationed permanently with a jet lighter 7:30 ilim,.„I, llmnx Hull who has lost - ' * reietvwl a trojih. Plover ' ■ ■■■■>"*• *w M. . . , ho Villi Hill 1 v:t ■ squadron at Cherrv Plant N C. Hie 'Mil a I- a ■ .455 .«# '| ,1a. Hilly one light in his 50 IV- The l»M etlitlon of the Mirh- 128 FVHM.KEHN . ■ ta. kk Rbch W ,;t ! :WI -1 " • * troit appearanee. lie wdl probably s|a>nd al least Igiin State Relay* ilrew a record IV month* on active duty An in¬ •'the team playerl 'STw"? | Ray « 1J 2 '.Qualify lit' Aire* HI iiiji< , Till" fight Will ho hroad- I llelit of 43H entries |rnm 2S col- definite leave of absence will -be HohUj iithhti 4.! ij a -km tn Fitiitl- . .1 and. teleeiiat nationally start- ; lege, and unlvepiitle* in every . granted him by the college, itut a! tn p.m. i EAT), .lake, will : wl.,lon „f me country except the MOXTRKAI. i.r» we nth about 1U5. Hayes about till. " PATRONIZE HTATP NRWS .\h,ur RUrfl W l" !"r <""> , „.i ilir .'plait at. least iff (Th»» R.Hk.O ,Ricfi«nl! T U I* A V limes at hat. "Perky" r.hl«e. | * -c o r *> il on n *vn**\ional ran THE IINt'ST IN DANCR MIAN' 2 „i„- warn! sicker. aluuM — Itig llit-r — i ifnpth of thf it «•. tiash last „lf Oif ihirmwl ilrrlr «llh OLARE FISORER'S t. tihl,y garnered II (night U> vp trk the Montreal t"«- Ml STAOE a TONITE AT I P.M. I, in it ula- Sports Shorts i ftoton Brums Hi the seventh .ind !•*%** MM cai.i. mm t sni I " MM SKKMION mjK I - • sSawn t'l.AWK I'ISCHF.H at V .i. - ItMr. I ion from Kill nv mi st-tiRT- si I I F lotion In llrrrmhrr. «lwr then A:,:. i Wine* »h 'fw* ii Tho Ro»! Wmf* Thr tlorkv wle- rm lot! |o Kohln«on and Boll Mur|ihv in hU onlv 19.. I lit hit. Thru Aflrr lot In* lo llavrt And ll olveriiws . mm niiUI boat lf.tyet, uwaif Jake. or t intoml s* :«t Tm piif in !.midon i I in .Irniton Tlrlilhoiito lltr |*l.i% in* flrhl W in in Soiiili i n .in l| i«hi <*oeI % k'f .»•* rf- rpur v.. On (>ift linns \rslnr iSanwil look! tmother man iwllrketl . lo Kentucky Cluh— li::.^1^r<> VnV hist I Ike ihorouylibreil of pipe tobacco* n K CUUKTTE MUDONMO HCHMY COLBERT CAREY SCOn triple, Hants** Irvin . Trout , l!»4V .mil I'JAB football vQunilx. i larli* Trip lei »t ura.m-vtlhn a't-a istanl Ke^rwSTTwn to (Niarh liar- J Putter at Miwkfgnii Hmh 2o- lack Home Pnneh I'slnrra €a., tHireUn*, B>«t Vn. Depf. VI with M*nl\i» Wimrite I*Iim t oiur ('artiMMi • «•*■« l atest New* Eveiili Cent or su.rred* Uttib Tt. Mill who deeidefl to leave the rhiri* ftrkl after eight years as i ha nan ruat h. thr U %rar a| tr.*tun'a N4lion.il l.c.itur RUSHING SMOKER umpMiii \\*% hurt tlldin* lo Iinl luaf 4K4lnt| the (Trvf- nil IniluiiH imr 4| llrnvrr in 411 Usl rthihllion \\ rdnrt- Pill KAPPA TAU r»in* drt'elnp- liide|K'iideuts It r Irrlmmr nil intru sted turn In met I To Plan New nnr Humbert) atltl nee nur liniisc . . . Coiifercnee T0NI6HT 7:30 CHICACiO i T*' - Representative •ad incul and dwuMal, and lire. 22:; Ik iih St. K-3" I iks p-iel, vt feeling so j *«»» "*'W collegiate baski tball «n it was nothing | confereiue. I an llw paoel*', dicant he has burn : Notre Dame, Man|Uette. l)e- /onrkegmpf' rwe getting, on \ t^ul. tx>yola, Bradley, Louisville, for the first and Butler already have i had preUminarv talks on the pro- • j p«»t<»d loop. D'ukr will re- ' Cominittew including athletic • • McKelvm Southern <,,n- f ibe War" ! department, and faculty repieaen- hi fives .have ' studied and registration differences in an eligibility f?. onference t ake effort to work out a common MICNIOAN -—Hiring, pan crful CAPITOL haiiicraHer5 — Parked Feature* Maiiic»iMnr» precis.od "° *nd I'iana liars SubmariM Zm' bu.it ttfnvisinft, wtfh I with Pat O'Brien Mai Bail" and l (instance Bennett i \ Ke%iVal f eature! tne enclusive DYNAMIC — ( u-f eature tuNEB now guaran- — — ALSO — PauI llrtiried and feet recaption e/an Margaret Field "Tk* St* of Dr. »n areas *here filMwtkihi" Myir never before possible.. URSINS k2294 6LAIMER " — t' V V S 3 Including I.seine 1,1 • Big Coiifry" I-BIO-I Tax and Warranty f o«nlihy Bjr,"n«e. Gary "TtnlaralMt ot^psrtsss k»F*«l Mu A«»ASAL."_ ^hEaaimr STATERECOftD SHOP I* A.M. — • P.M. Job 0|i|»ortiiiiilie»! You're In ri let I to might develop '52 Career Carnival Uov. (i, Mrnncii William*, Morgan's Executives Ih.t ihr Ir.KI.O.,,. U...I ttliirk. V ior, mill Marilyn Zwcnn, Port Huron junior, havo lam appointed heads of tho t'.IIK! Caroor Open House Williams comparer! "giving the public a ch Carnival. , lilack worked on |iuldirily hud ' yoar and replaces lloli iftril 9//i — 7 lo 9 l\M. the candy and then candy bacK in a hurry. Newell. Yah' senior, as stu-! dent director. Miss SfwrnK . an in llonni 3:i ol the tlnion Win A Man or LnlvV Department t)U Watch Head Dies Tlii*. fourth annual carnival mil he hrl.1 orl 15. If. anil 17 Spartan Sells nr*\t vcar. The pur|M«*e n( the In Lansing rvrnt I* In aeiinaint Minimis with Ihr various Job possiltili 2.50(1 (lopics Fiim-rat Set for ■ I'rof. Selioriitiiuiiii Funeral ncrvices for I'rof I. It. A. Schoenmann. head of MSC's Department of hand and Water Conservation. will. »le attendihs. Hlai U added law retire Hospital altn a hnrl Horn Jan 1 lav ■ I'Uiu Hi* . IVol Mhoenmami teeei* MM *tart in H»S7 'II pfnlr»*oi * the t on*erv»lto,M Institute In new l> -created . Department ol taint and Hater toiler* at ion t lothrs up! Itui price- air our prircs arc the same. Itnnj: in those last years clothes and let lis makr thrm liriuht and neal as new fur this LOUIS LAUNDRY aid DRY CLEANING W. v Au'.h. Aciikh from Home Met Itldi:. rr hil.'l K. t*iand Kixet rhone >-7**,Mi • A. .* U.. • - for Your gwfcw ... WIN A CASHMERE SWEATER ^ « TUB-T 0 G S H 01' LICON BLOCK OPEN HOUSE »' LA'smxo