WEATHER: MOSTLY CI-OIIDY, SLIGHTLY COOLER DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — THURSDAY, MAY II, 1952 annah to Present II vurvrn of High. ive Alum Awards Srluml Letter* - Hewlett for River X Commencement | fake off that high school letter | award, brother,, ur you're headed I for n "Cedar swim!" Not in .just those words, but in | that general tone, the Varsity | Club yesterday Issued its annual City to Greet General | wnrnihft to those wearing unauth- ! ori/ed letters on campus. Club Secretary Steve Little said i there have been some violations |of th£ traditional law recently, Rain Dampens iedlately with dunk- Plans; 8 New Strike National attention will be directed at MSC and Lan- r B» .♦ BOB \'W* I •' h ror.% Reporter squabbling Threatened siiij? when an expiated 100,- «mh» persons welcome Gen. r*vcv after recess, .• i?» - legislature re- session yesterday By Union Douglas MacArthur to Michigan, schedule covering every min- The original bill, introduced Bob Bolo (East'Lansing). w« have had the government p at H tonight with a major speech ident and Congress make all i was expected, Warning* f»iven before a joint session of the I^eg. WASHINGTON t,1 . pointments .to the board of ;<-«mp!ishcd and By Steelmeii Islature. Mac Arthur's address rectors and the chairmanship rotary ol'^State Aehe the legislators will Jjp broadcast terday gave notice t« nationally at e-w days" to get PIIII.ADKLPIIIA (/P) that the Western iceting of the CIO Steelwyrke.rs angrily B°3°i P'tm' hv ,hp Columbia brandished the threat of a Lansingit-es polished up yester¬ as called im- j Maxwell J. Dorse; day for the General's visit. "Wei- the mvpea- j retiewed steel strike yester¬ c»Hne, MacArthur" signs were III. professor con put <• determine j day after getting a new Truman up in the business district and iTontv party Administration ally in Secretary American flags were put tip. Of Uhot Maurice Tobln. Possibility of rain put a dam-, The Steelworkcrs Union-Con¬ per on plans for the afternoon vention shouted approval of a parade. Scheduled to leave the resolution endorsed by Union Union at 3:15 p.m.. the MacAr¬ Pres. Philip Murray warning that thur motorcade will join the par¬ held of medico-legal scibri the workers won't stay on the job ade at 3 30 p.m. at the 1500 block tcr graduating irom MSC cured of E. Michigan Avenue. an'M.I). from* Hat v The resolution was aecompiin- presidential Members of the board will cted. legislation be heads ot the publicity, so Jackson Prison platform uced. Included. planning and staging Mcwitgnmery's punishment of strike thro; another itul along the high After del employes will holiday. WcKlcrii (iiimrilv Mrs. MacArthur Douglas Mac- Term Play Cast dives Konnri* Student ut should MacArthur's specific request. President John A- Hannah Polished Performa nee Killed ill Air Puree welcome the former Far Eas commander at It to am. at < lumbal Training collective muin entrance of Kellogg ( can Western plav, pave a atirpr he tests liist nit: lit. rondenvicd c performance in Kairchild The Danger, excitement, roman Faculty llrrani Leaving Kellogg Center at 2.'50 Meets Tonight p.m.. Gen. MacArthur will stop Speech and Mumc Department*. Mial Tclevi has complet at the Union. There he will"meet ^ Strong leads f-T.uik Bradley and consultation Mrs. MacArthur and escort her to Mary Park were--two of the the parade in Lansing. showY uiajor assets. The procession will include 10 Bradley in the role of Curly See M«rARTHI I. Page 6. MeCTam, the braggadociai, cow- Lhanncls. Beatrice failed would provide j (Juartct tu Present joh of acting and helped give Beetliu\en Works >VocfaysJ itgiJJpuS the Muhig. the Mtchig'i Credit ( limine Se WASHINGTON '4*> I he admiujstratioit faced a :»0.HU0 shortage and refused approve other expenditures. Pushcart Race Saturday '' I isilons 'Junior 05 Puzzle '0(kids Tltiae* (>nmmlnl LANSING cPt The Ashcr House—Have p pointers at local race tra stitutlo AGR—Have hopped Lester with full-race scat eov< ATO- Delta Tau—Rumored Snyder Hah Loading Psi U—Can they sing tbri with Hadavol for fluid dm* lied Hun Lifted victory in this one?-6- Theta Chi -Ahe.c . h.»\ BERLIN - rite Russians Phi Delt— Definite threat, in forced mantle for t rophy- lifted their bpn of Allied military rs refuse to submit to L*U—Imported patrols from the Bcrlin-Heirn- from stedt Autobahn yesterday as sud¬ Africa—628 2. Organizational meetings for new Alpha Phi Alpha- Run.o Congress members were schedul¬ denly as they imposed, it last Abbol Hall—Vast improvement ed for tonight and May 21. 27 week. A patrol car was permit¬ ,ei last year; have added wheels ted to. pass the Soviet barrier on and 28. Officers will be nominated thine; "Pel— Bast Shaw, at the May 37 meeting and elect- nvT W cat lie r Skirt Of General. Header Says •PINTS P|T( 1 THE. F.I SERVICE position with LOOK Breathe a heavy sigh of relief. Kleetioas are over alfd with the aid of the-buildings and ground* crews, that mess which campaigners hath wrought wilt soon be no more. Personally. I'm getting a recurring case of stomach I VR.N1TVRK qucasinoss etury spring this staff comes up. Original lit¬ tle poems lose their upright lines* after 40 reading*. "Ilon't be a st-hmoe. vote fill- Joe." "Iton't Is- a sehmuck. HOEFLINGER BA Ac row from Stat# vote for Unite" "Iton't lie a yuk. vote for Bertolizlnaki." Gannngh. , STOP AT Charlie* '- We got poster* that look like liilllNiarifs. poster* that fl?! Abbott**Roa^ J took like want ads, poster* that look like lluima Shave T y P £ W R I T ^ sign*. The only things we lark ore poster* that Imik like »-MM SALES — REM*- I fiut i*Uct«ori rpcond j •hnielection*. Who voti m«clnn«i lot m(«. H of now portab oi - J J suppose it's all right, but this General MacArtltur WOLVERINE TyPEWS'-I rah-rah is getting cijittle too deep for me. Mae has every in Crease Itesislant Butcher Uayo I IT t KALAMAZOO right in the world to cash in on hi* formidable abilities with its large poeKel and belt, as a military strategist, I guess. I'erh»p* it's just that lie doesn't fit the pattern that i coral, luggage, navy, dark green. all general* are supposed to don when they step into civvies FOR SWINGOIJT ANIl COMMKNCV.MKNT WANTED and head for a small truck garden farm lo raise earrols Sizes 10 - IS. $.1.95 and radishes and just plain retire. Instead, parades and ROTE' units and luncheons and "I II M A NTH" speeches. Set in. it supply of ticker ta|ic and get ready Carnival June :■ for the traffic jam. it'll be a packed day today, to say I WANT a rt the least. S Town ami College Night Suff liver Fast Fan-inc j Term Dances Talks Slated Social Circuit "[Art Students For Home Ee Present Show Arties Slated as Mid-Terms End ninps arc: Alice Gcrlach. St. Clair Seven MSC student-artists will Alumnae Dav trie. Pa., senior lo Bob Brings, contend for a $10 prize for the - (Eric. Pa., senior; and Gloria Mac- Eeonomfc* • p.irland. Saginaw painting getting the most custom¬ 'Sth wia-tfrmn out of the Drill rill rMirs hjvr pi,,,. I •atore the j Kappa Alpha Thrtn. lo Tom Wjl- er votes in the show at the Cam¬ thmueh j liamsim, Sautt Sle. Marie Junior. pus Book Store. Will imxh nH ■ Hawaiian |>art> n.mplrio i < n wMi railamr. at Ihr rtuplrr include: Pat opened today and : — •V-hts I'f xtutlle* In the toKina* Junior and Alpha through next Wed-. Lun.l week- Porpoise pled pes Wilt the pro- ■ p,clmrtnt. to C.i Mass senior; ,fohn Hob- ior; Arthur ! ,f -ui-inl rvrntu Rets . . ored in the Union Tow me and i Henry.. Farmingtoh Erfst Lansing junior; «»'• r-' A nW,V at a .semi-formal Adow, East Lansing . . -i .„, omega memoes Tp- ' thr„ formal dinner- will deliver the trnditipi Willing Peter- fT, tV * Lnvdnp. Country With a fish paddh nipld. Gary Cut- *'s fjj\ -". h music amid dee- _ 1 Trt»|»liy - Tkunday, May 15, !*«• Four THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS RANNEY JEWELERS NEW LOCATION NEXT TO STATE THEATER •WedVie W Helps Bengals Edge —DKTROIIT (>P> — Ncwly-mnr- r right field stands 390 feet winner Saul Rogovin's homer, for ricd Vic ""Werti returned to the away.. a 6-3 victory. lineup yesterday and blasted^ a The Tigers, desperately trying The gnmi*WflS called after sev¬ tic-breaking home run in the r a win after eight defeats in en innings because of rain follow¬ eighth inning to give the last- ne previous games, grabbed a ing a delay of one hour and 19 place Detroit Tigers a 3-2 victory 0 lead in.the first inning on Pat Ronton itt •—1 I • the Washington Senators MuMin's home run. also into the yesterday before a slim crowd of upper right field stands. But the BRB. Tigers fell behind 2-1 in the I.|»: Henry. Ex-soldicr Art Houtteman pit¬ fourth inning. . ched his third victory against "Weftz, who now has hit six PHILLIES WIN. 1-5 four defeats, giving up only six timers, also figured in the Tigers' PHILADELPHIA Mh - Right¬ hits to the Senators who had won tying rally in the sixth inning hander Russ Meyer, beaten four of their last 10 games he¬ Wertz walked, Steve .Souchock times this season in closely played singled off second baseman Fred games, finally recorded his first rtz had been sidelined most Marsh's glove and Joe Ginsberg win of the campaign for the Phil¬ ic time for the IflfLMO days filed to deep • center to score adelphia Phillies yesterday as he . heel injury, lie was married Wertz. beat the-Chicago Cubs 9 to 2. Monday to Lucille Caleel of De¬ troit nnd this was his first appear¬ Or I roil iMMItlt—ill • Granny Hamner and Willie Jones homered in the 11 hit attack IIoiimIn 5-0 Record ance since then, As the leadplf .Ota fitfoMrjc. WIN Wwdta. Woo. against four Chicago pitchem. Rog Howard Pan s batter iri the eighth, he blasted STALKY W1X* *IXTH Hank Salter hit for the circuit for loser Sid Hudson's pitch into the the losers. BROOKLYN* 0P>—Gerry Staloy »AL MAG I.If miraio PMUUHphla i m—» i stopped the Dodgem with a spark¬ R-3 victory over Strong Mound Stuff| ling six-hitter and Soil: drove in, three runs with a t Cincinnati, ft was the fifth win er and triple yesterday to in a row for the Giants and their the St. Louis Cardinals to a 16th in 18 games. Willie Mays H> JACK HOI K triumph over Brooklyn. The and Wes West rum homered for tnry was Stale: Roy McMillan hit a thr mih Any Spartan baseball fan will admit that a -tah Andv Pafko hit hi: i pitching staff, has kept the Mobsmen afloat in the ltijf j . one defeat: o Hnsi.in eighth homer of the year for th< ■bagger f< Dodgem with hcj'itts- |rlH.p so far this season and that hnrler Roger Hot lieen the staff's most Tellable "life prtwt'vcr." anl'ii irliviiy In hK pi Howard, a 20-year-n Id J Ihir Selection :Vhv'.mt"; T";;! i»f l«> Cream HILL'S MARKET Your library copy of llii* * NEW Mid-Spring May - June VALUE CARNIVAL is mom available for >011 lo lake home CA T A L OC S A L ES D E I* A K I M E N 300 E.Mirhigatv mr 97321 SEARS Store lloum »:30 P.M. SulitfucliiM— (wiwiwi/m/" — Honda* — 12:«t r^ssr Five Seniors Home Mak A complete line of Pixie j Appearance Against Syracuse Planters J® i New Swwr IVnm A«kiii|i for I'liiyrr* j Prr,sport,- nf ah MSf j team are in the making if e ihi to achieve n full » organization of a unniut « is .»»« n this fall. ■ ftminm nrsn rs IMrnlt ,1. U'tiblRlltin 3 five Spartan seniors, fn- t'titras* « nwilnn ,1 are AII-American shot Now Vnrk 5. C'trvriand 3 (nichll *t. I.out* 13, l-MI.hMnl.il 3 lob Carey; Ca|>t. Dick hurdler and sprinter; FREEMAN'S I nit hi i Chuck Roland; quarter- also has strehgth TilHAV'S liAWS » Jones; and sprinter Bill Now fork at rlrvrtanri—l.niut (I 3i v, W;nn 11-31 »X pec tod t< Helot, it ChtriKO—Srirknroull) New Beach-Clotn vv .i-hlnttoo al I lot roll—I TRAMPS" lirM (1.11 va. Truck, (»-3» l-hilntrlnhi i it SI I mils i Kollnor „ I* 11 Heme II akefiehlCi'ts Cat — V, .h HirtM ill.ll Smnrt, .-.ilorful nnd ronviut-borkoH for ktrw vonk i-rt tik> Now w-rvi.v ami shapely 111. 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Factories, stores, young man challenged by work HalM'y A his nrrhrs- HlKK orchids fur the schools, churches, hospitals, involving analysis, judgment and Sports Shirt* Tee Shirt* |2.0<) up homes, represent only a few- kinds business decisions. If you arc Wll hare fun at M.Ti hp, up Swim Trunk* $3.95 up of properly being protected by sincerely interested, contact Slaeks jiT.'J.") lip I'luy Short* $3.95 up Itepresentati' whn »ill lie II i 12 Mi Philadelphia Fire and Marine Insurance Company hast Day for Cap and Gown Order* 1*21 |MT lfl« ^ '' - THE M I c'll T d A N STATE' NEWS Awards Theta Sign to Hold PATRONIZE STATE NEWS ADVERT fonorary Gives Award lural (Continued from Page f.) attache in the Embassy at Moscow, 1943*46. He American the University 1044. Turner was of Nebraska in He retired in-1950. Hillsdale county's Grill Hour Tonight Theta Sigma rhi. national Jour- nalfam honorary for women, will LAST Alte Gginnm ITo Top Photographer retired in 1947. but continues to first.4-II club-agent. He served hold a coffee hour tonight from serve as special agricultural con¬ state 4-11 Club leader from 7:30 to 8:30 in OM College Hall DAY! "Thr Man it, sultant for the U.S. government. as At t 1918 to 1924, when he went With for all owds interested In Jour* Dr. Smith was one of the lead¬ 1:3* - 3:3* - *»• the U.S. Department of Agricul¬ tialism. 7:38 •:M Whllr Suit" ers in the fight to eradicate tub¬ ture as a regional 4-H Club di¬ Professors in the Journalism erculosis, from cattle herds of the Department and their wives ore Named U.S. from 1917 to 1944. He serv¬ ed as director of a nation-wide rector. 4 He retired Dr. Dorscy in 1951. received master's also invited. Theta Sig. members Until S P.M. will be on hand to discuss the campaign largely crcdftcd with | Tat 3c by Je honorary and explanatory dis¬ — m the reduction of tuberculosis in U* plays will bo provided. Total 3te cattle by 98 pet cent during this j| STARTS FRIDAY ★ 5 Group period. He taught animal hus- bandry at the Universities of Nc- |g | PATMNUK STATE NEWS ' V J William Kucnzcl, man¬ A Cloudburst Tin hs day ah:, tii. pher. Xorm Willja.ms. chnirto: u of the 1952 conference, is Detroit ; Bureau manager for United Prgv- Mac Arthur Newspictures and a former -Aer.-.e photographer. I'.tnliMir-alr-icirrif for |M'pfrrl Cif£iir«* ronlrul in thr witlrr t»r Chosen "Miss. Press Phof..» , pher** of the conference was Gwrn htiokiiiu oil tlir shorr . . . rrrnlril just for you Hansen. Grand Rapfdk sophomore The conference is designed • n- review the latest photngrap- \ developments ar.d to imbreve* standards of photo-journals • (Parage leveled ROSE MARIE REID FAMOUS-FIT SWIM SUITS Today's sessions vol in.'..'i i A fire., bcltcvcd to have .tailed tymposiums on sports photog from a burning rubhish pile, lev A. Iridescent taffeta curvtMMMitourei suim suit with figure f«dlt»wmy front raphy, problem negatives and. • photos There will be an rqt.»p- elect a garage owned by John Hol¬ scallops, emphasized hv w bitty.ocean | »arl burtons. The tiuftVd bodice is Inmetl land. 202 North Lawn in I arising tnent clinic, a shooting session for Mvwii. liim uplift. Monk .preen t r plum ^izes Id t»» IK. with Gen. Douglas MacArthur .s , Township yesterday afternoon.. the subject and lectures on phases Township fire ."nil aria Is' estimat¬ ed the damage at around 51.500. Of photngrai>hy 1 by ouistan •»g men in the field. j Firemen were called aTrt 39.p.m but were too late to save the H. Ijiton taffeta swim suit with injremnu* front shirrinjr that adjusts t«> your own fjjrutv hriyht. msuriny perftvt fit for vv»u> size fiyurtv Idme. Term Play II olwriiw jriveH> flamin»r(», vVcank k. black or pumkin, Sizes 10 to 18. (Continued from Page 1A Staffs The rest of the player* provid- er. a pleasing and unobtiuv background for the m;.in char- C. U'tton taffeta elasticizefl .swim suit with etiffeil bra and smart shirred tars. Settings, ebstumiv.g and Ugi front panel, iHuiutifttlly shai>ett for beautiful sunning or swimming. ing also added to the p'o> W» Aqua, white, navy, flamingo or orchid. Sizes 1<» to IS. ~ 14.05 atmosphere and thr p us. - em numbers ga*r it exce l. : t b II , 4« .