DAILY - STUDENT' PUBLICATION VOL. 41, NO. 27 EAST LANSING, .MICHIGAN — MONDAY, MAY 5, 1952 FIVE CENTS Only 2H Fcrt In Co Yah Student* Climb Monument INDIANAPOLIS {A*)—1The well-, known soldiers and sailors monu¬ ment in downtown Indianapolis Settlement Price-Wage doesn't look exactly like a moun¬ tain, but two Yale students from Chicago who said they were ex¬ Failure Argument perienced mountain climbers were 40 feet, up the side of the 284- foot structure early Sunday morn¬ ing when stopped by police. Angers CIO Continues One of them told Judge Scott torluT* KiM-nlfiil >» I'riijjff.. Mailc A. McDonald: "We just had the urge to climb lint Slay mi Job* In Ili-»|M,r;il«i Kffiirt WASHINGTON t Conurp.w- wo cell blocks and the chapel of '.ilchrint cntila Ankth Hay- Marilyn Testimony he tit wheel-shaped prison and rah into the big prison vard. The rinting subsided about 7 1 • During Sbotcdeo Exhibition ".»* iiu.»ifi, Mai lon Shows Ike's _ p.m. (C'STi a* the la*l of the unruly mob of prisoners strag¬ gled from the yard hack into I he damaged prison. Philosophy tiinl'llllOWIT t illilh Small Aiiivi> Ariuv "M Tuesday'* final elee- Man Ellen Jarkma. lie- WASHINGTON (A'r-Gin. son near the gate 1 •rshiuan will oppose Vtr-* Ill* Iphr D. Klsrnhmvrr din's 'y were reported to ham I lieu Seuman. last I not Ire I ie vp it is their firearms. They an economically nan in the West » the yard holding theif feasible t» match Ku-.su di- t Irene Magnet, St. freshman skill height of the disnrder tllene M Hiddiv re|x irted to •man lor the *«uth 1,0."..irked the place lor cigarettes The police arrived soon after the trouble broke out hut wait¬ ed for about four hours, appar filth hoping the riot would die ! (iuritlhrr appeared in suppnit of the foreign %id Itill Ills j testimony and that of nlhrr w it ! wa* made public yeslerdav with security material deleted The r*IM\*V hir 4. Student* t'.onfc** Government ti|nis Chest Cuts Oil Supply To--Theft Series lections For Air Travel "ft of (»oul see TIsllMOM Cage \t tt:.Ml ill And (.iTiiian Itrfllgei Si Men's ClubGlee . I'ltig >li •attiire To PerformTonight | NEWS IN BRIEF , , ' * w hiring Isbs lid for t ollege Students j'« i' I ban Before' lour Mlt.s Don ned its I . Planes risoner Predicts. Douglas \ominutvd b^^ Students fraternity Sing >!»« big am rllles the dub rearhed its peak ktlendaioe in J« his ' n« to winners - f iht Alpha !tu , »»« group Uuluou* r' » ' ' ' Tu lox Suss II aril lUcliihilMessune "When the- next coj Oti.< ga gponaored-Fraternity Stng. "The Testament ! t m bmi" 01. the ..-.-.l thc» regular "\JM KS< >N j Thursday night ate on dlsplav m 'from writings of T Jcflci- cal tow ^ Tl.ooklyn j ceded hfu »est* 1 via> that a . the Union'showcase, according to ; fon. Songs arc TK« _# •'.**! Who Spartan wi JYoi^fT probably »« a lot , jT»»m Kirwatt. Smg publicity i Gave Ua Life." "We Jf . • Count- lUo iull ,'4* Th«' ** j mg prouMKT> it S*«uih«(rn M fleers' heads * j ihaumau. ,cJ tb« Cost," "We Tight out for i ebyrUy ip llilLoaic* Latl Ward, a muUuy ieaUet. U. jou oriuuJ 4 »«U." uvwaowomg O lb. piwon. Monday, May. •*,, —Trivia Nlffcl Staff Michigan State News Ron Into ido n bo-bop I •by l»an Mcf'rnry For two Snturdnyw in a row-now, wc liave imii num¬ CHECK Till Evading the Issue If the Student-Congress were to follow a recommenda¬ erous campus. high- school Lmnil members wandering nruund No doubt you no¬ tion made last week by President Cay lord Sheets, it ticed them with their liril- would violate an ordinance on the Government liooks since Ihint uniform* lending: n 101!) which says the Congress should pay all expenses of carnival-like atmosphere to Campus Chest if a student tax should lie passed. the campus. «> tin morons Cast week Sheets recommended to the Congress that it Every I into I »eo a high \r||fj pay only half of this year's Chest expenses and all of school blind I'm reminded ami Stories next year's. of ihe day* when I usist to This year's Chest expenses may run to about $050. play cornel in our band-. I Without payment by the Congress, some $525 of funds wasn't an exceptionally collected for charity would have to go for expenses of the pood cornet player, hut local organization. This Is riot the purpose for which the high school was small donations are collected. and the hand needed the lunp support of anyone The Congress voted to spend SI.MM remaining from this who could—make a noise year's appropriation from the College on numerous neces¬ sary and worthwhile items, but aHoled *550 to howling shoes which were promised under the lav. mil the approp¬ riation. The howling shoes money could have gone to pay the half of Ihe Chest expenses which Sheets doesn't want .In pay. Facts about Fox 10 Pages fur The Chest expense payment, according to the Ordinance, The riots at Southern Michigan Prison convicts would bargain and he used alt of is mandatory us soon us the lax is In effect. Collection of have given birth to ntr over-abundance of Ids ability in a successful effort. I" see¬ the tux is not necessary before the lax amendment is in controversy. One of the most controvers¬ the lives of the hostages. force. Funds in possession of the Congress this spring ial Issues has-been the case of llcputy Fox also clarified Ihe transfer mailer, should have gone for .expenses—total expenses—not just Warden Vernon Fox. lie said I hat he intends to do some re- half, in spite of the fact that Ihe tax money itself has not Fox was the lending figure 111 thc*ncgnt- seareh and writing at his home in .lack- hitimi.x Is-tween officials ami the Inmates son and thai he did mil say he wiuild light yet'been collected. In neglecting to appropriate funds from this year's money, the Congress did not violate the letter of the ordi¬ who surrendered only after u five-day siege in their fortress-like cell block.. for his old job al the prison, lie merely slated that he intended to stay in the CAMPUS nance since n new lisenl year la-gins with Ihe first meeting I'-Howing the prisoners' capitulation. employ of the Corrections Commission, al of the new Congress May I t. Total expenses could- l-e paid out of next full's collections In carrying Ihe Chest Fox reportedly staled thill the event would "open a new era in penology" and he "eon- gratulaled" the men of Cell block 15. Jackson Iletrt-it I or took elsewhere, Hi'presenlative Charles S. i'l-uidy an admirable stand Thurs¬ I D- CLASSIFIED in the red fur the summer months. It was then announced thai I'ox was to day whelJ'hc attempted to introduce a re¬ Sheets and members of Congress who wish to forego solution in the SIfi11- legislature commend¬ AUTOMOTIVE HOUSING lie transferred to a "special assignment" payment hope to avoid -enforcing: t.hc ordinance through and would vacate his position a* head ing Fox "for his heroism in -palling the faulty wording of the law. fine copy savs Ihe Congress psychologist at ihe prison. "mn*t" pay; another says "should" pay. No ma'tler which "Dr. Fox," r.liimlv said,' "showed The newspapers immediately called this -uieV ti\. a--, wording Ts rorrerl, the obligation of Congress to pay Ihe H.firing of FiiX Im his negotiations with trente courage in walking nlnnit -"i-iti-ip -a Dreams ~hf hundreds of expenses is clearly there. tin- inmates and his comments, and then mates unarmed, while till- rioters carried' ecstatic young things nuih- The whole ordinnnrc is written in subjunctive, terms tpintcd liitil lis living lie would light for Initclier knives. cleavers, and other king-me fur na autograph since there was no tax when it was passed. "Should" is his old job. weapons." after mv New York pre- Il appear-, that I'ox has l-ecn the vic¬ lllnndv added that I'ox "ordered the pri- niiere. -eiil crashing In correct English usage, ami infers ius| as much obligation tim of fiinltx news reporting and that the Miners hack to their cells without fear fur earlh. \ ismns of command ti- fulfill nxpiiremrnts of the ordinance ns docs "must." newspapers were guilty of .not. telling Ihe his own safety because he had faith in Ihe perlurmanres l-rforr rurally It was at Mr. Sheets' insistence that the appropriation- whole story. work he had dune as prison psychologist vanished. M> eareer u-th hill which excluded Chest linuiu ing Wits railroaded Fox explained later that los "congratu¬ and the inmates had Iro-t in him liecause Ihe cornel ended, through not only the appropriations committee hut Ihe lations" to the prisoners were made la*" of his simpalhelic atlilode Inward their I mi- -t one- -a a while Congress as well. It was through he- political shenani¬ gans that Ihe ordinance was disregarded. fore the nine hostage guards had t-ccn re¬ problems." _ |:,,r |\, sim. ,. to r..,!. leased by tin era/oil inmates and thai it The state was i-rnrtleally help!-- • in I/i that there is a with gulf It is his recommendation that the obligation l-c disre¬ merely nil attempt to strengthen the tin' situation and Fox should I- rum. Is-iw-s-n making music a»-l garded again l-y the n--w Congress. |i Is to U hoped that Was EMPLOYMENT prisoners' belief in the institution otfic- mended f k and flick Jarrett defeated win n boll L'anu* on one hit! Thi* h tho trick • Penn Stale quartet at they ll»' imiriiiK 8|wrlniw ns tht\v ticiit luwn 1-0 in the ired the held In 3t»S7. of Saluiilay's cloublcheiwlt-r. tnuH Smith of MSC hid to ivsiilli',1 in II -1-1 Inss fill- tlio only hlnrk mark ri'o irnitii' jaunt f«l- i-i,lay's rnUKinir 7-5 Minm'Sdla in which . | uiitlly innip tu life 'Mural rhladrman'* MTM-W FST PREMIERE nprovrment "Solid satire...a choice piece of movie fooiery'-Newi. Schedule Iflnlv .games scheduled. WriOWLIFW.t W V New Yhrk II 17 i C*cil. Parlctr 4 vi H. Shaw Leave your clothes here Mrooktvn FS 2 lappa Kef vs. Lushwrll In-fore you go home and ft: IS Season's First Loss they Will he ready when IN' 1 IK' l»M I .1 \hh«| |(i Mason I vs. vs. Ah hut 11 Mason t; Mason 3 vs. Mason 7 Indiana Net Squad _you return — into deep right held MM! * order II V4 Snyder Mi Uiple. When all work guaranteed Slops I for a rf hit lowed tt|i with a . with renter.. I iolek stroll - the-all-Important I I. I suyder II vs. Snyder 13 I LM.. sluw 7 vs I. Shaw Sparhm, and clothe* insured — — tut brought Howard for fire ami theft. Tigws Drop Pair to As Golfers (lop College Cleaners301 ABROTT ROAD 10-6 and 6-5 17-10 W in Mlll.MELPHIA ( V» r •ehljihia Athletics kw« From Dot roil i ends of a double-header ; Detroit Tier. ymtrritav THOMPSON , pi oreeit- # thi Uau si* \ i:r w JEWELRY three run On rs,ile It is ft t > WAR DECLARED! ON \l.l. MIVS ( I.OIIIIM, on starter Virgil Trurks for five ten ten Kotikhek's rr rnrv in the first inning. Freddie Hutchinson holding his rame own on and was until chased hy Vanity Shop wmmlast Time. Today M-G-M * comedy Callaway Waal 0( o cowboy! Thataway" Feed and Seed year lawn How with Scott* • • I OK SWINOOIT AND COMMENCEMENT NOW BEING TAKEN AT THE Ph. ROBERT MITCHUM IIZA8ETH SCOTT skelball I .Mich- ROBERT RYAN HipBlQAM ftATK 51 WS Audition Reelatesl For Announcers Nibloek*s Original Work Old Cars Highlight I Smmtflima it >e* Another audition for Water CrSur f Carnival■ '*** f°r ® . Mm, SPA [ tomorrow ru?ht in room 240 oi Om Smle TI KSI Sung by A Cappella Choir (the Auditorium bccauw the turn* B- KV MVH JISCs A Cappeila Choir ar.rf-r .the ifirectjon of Richard Engineer Exposition four for last weeks' audition was I too tsr ee to accommodate every-1 |enc, Phyllis Phipps.. theme com-' Pre*. John A. Hannah and Linn G. MtUer. dean of the rrittee chairman. yesterday. Kbtori live a highly timrr'er.dab!* psrfirTsar.ee in Peoptes JTcet=» «ketches ar t continuity School of Engineering. wilt be pa-csinger* in a car race Church !a.*t ttjght 'plans fr*n living unit# will be between two >..* outstarMfc Tho race wiii rtart front of Olds Haii. Fresh! ■900 Expected m More Blood w*-r#If • 1 in? '*rr"r!' evening was! ion' Hannah and Dean Mil-1 \| (.OtlVOIltlOll Williams JSSS,25: Si-slortt.it site M" wM.ni mnir »< wiini r* w i iMt •-7 -m mm' «f Eceimiwtn. of Eceleniaaten. He H< ha* hee*j t or Jobless th* 9>i~.'h o< dm *4Fly CTree Chicago sop* Wt and M.rva Itori Crud % teried ameent »f free feat in len4f(ur thei.. _ IUMa frrshntan. tn revi add* Ih# RH Cedar, tirhew* up. svwlahle fee ivvwvmm; Bt bob rort diftuty vis shillfel veeal and •u campus. ih# fisw slieHrr Charles I- MeCwrrt* speech. Mile Von r.snnl *»w>rte. Instrumental efforts rnn» two epenerf TTtersday. •The CUihsif -sf. Engineer¬ MAnHEW'S . Governor G Merncr. 'A';', frnmpets, fwe tfemYf»«ew, two ing* «eew**d If# Years'." a high- Treneh hoen*. Itftrt •# the evening program in lianu v*taeo » hill !».«' •*>■»'* timinnt. eeyan Miller to Speak Testimony t* Hrtee lediteetem it 1 fm ..that, according to 'he le-jrir- latare,have .ir.priwi At Coffee Hour TV- ticket* may he picked ep 2M :**.% otes Hall Assivs ru'ry Wnk! 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