arty Violation (raws Campus VOL. 44, NO. 39 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1952 Men, Coeds — or Local Police Atom Power judiciary Hands Down Find False Named Task One Dies, 85 Hurt first Drinking Decision ID Cards Of Industry -commendation by ttw All-Collciro Judiciary to cam- Bjne and four cooda involved in a xtudrnt drinking into effect yesterday hy Tom Kintr, dean of students. Konr Slmlents Fare I'Jiargn . W e're (Had You Speaker Cull, nil In Korea POW Riot Private Enter|tri»r Kinir approved the Honors mendation of 1KC to put recom¬ Al¬ | JStudetits falsifying'ID cards to pha Epsilon Pi fraternity. ; purchase alcoholic beverages drew shell is , m future NROTC classes, but rather a "river intake Thi' rospntiHilillity for the Eighth Army jft stern warning from Lt. Charles imtii.-t rial development of raduating which''was also involved case, on 10 weeks social probation, The violatiohs. which involved j Becker. i detectives, chief of campus police cool vesterday after three 4 station" pumps water to power plant turbines. The which atomic energy should lie tok¬ en by private Industry, T. Quells Two Niagara-like stream of water from Koje Revolts 14 student, and four non-rtudentv Keith Glennan, Washington, DC. I mnrP Mudenf. ™ spprchended one embers were the lli-M ones ever to go through the All-College ttudtetari Thev were handled that ,. »> at ,hr i UnMnE Polu-e from the tamsing1 Sho/- ing screen within. side is used to rinse a strain¬ told the Nuclear Energy Confer¬ ence Tuesday. "Risk-taking industry should Students request The defendants. ,rt-, tJepartmenl attested Winston Assunje a dollar stake in the atom PUSAN; Korea (/P>— U.S. YM'"A honored prsd- H,w> Ponttac freshman, and At- anltller t!iiiir,|N yesterday ^ „ «,nior*. outstandinu whn will he esmpused. ttntil June • were rharged with drinking! j ,,rH Vidrm. Pontlar freshman. for drinking m a If at Firm business if- we~'afe T<*» tfcT intcl- llgent answers to questions of the - ^stamped out a rebellion in a .for*. and presented the violations, holding an unregtster- ' ed and unchaperoned partv. and ; public plaoe and having falsified future." Glentian said. ; l)iir I'ttsan prison ramp, kill- Annual Community lacking regard for oommunit* rc- tdentllteatton cards in then om- ttrrl Aa J i««t night St s - a wilil lultlc la,Una latiom hours. ' Kpiwopat College ■ Clrahai \ Lewis, Ponpae. fresh¬ .. Bert Spurrier, chief justice of man. was also arrested for forging the Judicial .-'said yes.terda> fh war. But he added that the • ho Korean mainland. Johnny King, out- the youths' ID cards The three "We met three hours prod net Inn of power tn "propel f t presented the r%m pleaded guilty and were fined service Award to da> fer a week in an attempt $29 50 each in lainsitig Municipal aircraft, and tn pro Phi Bob Forman. t« 4a the right thing and to Court yesterday, ■ / **rc«enfed Lester! •haw that the t'ourt I* mature Becker stressed the fact that the Mweet »l » vc secretary, with j ta handle such case*." forging draft registration cards after that—In fart, there Koje is the ~ behalf of the j He added that the..biggei is a federal offense and can bring for everyone If main prisoner •.ivrship. advisory I lem was the lack of traditii about a severe penalty. He also "We nre looking forward, to the ramp l't>r hard-core Commun¬ YMUA staff, follow and degrees of punishment warned students who were pur¬ day when Industry will curry «n ists. They staged two riots , and The official decision on • in¬ chasing n substantial part of this pro¬ kidnapped the ramp mmmaml- g Seniors Burl Bom- intoxicating beverages Vm;p.: Clemens, and Dave dividual defendants was in four gram," be added. Police also reported the arrest Cilennan reviewed the ■ff.. fast Lansing.. were 1. Social probation until June fv ot Warren 2. Both men and coeds are re- man, for drinking in a public Spragg. Alpena fresh¬ Dramatics 154 rn- Dtekson. associate ] quired to report to .their resident place eduratnr* He pleaded guilty and thsh Rev (Gordon advisor each night at B of the Episcopal'|j must remain in then' They rooms the Production and liidu«trlal executive* at¬ tending the ennference. He said that tlje public has In¬ |i«n MrCrary tleflu lltckurv Corner* junior. c invocation. balance of the evening They &m- (right 1, l.an*ing junior, look over an l*snr of the Stale News tii'crv installed for I not make or receive phone calls Plans Readied Scheduled vested more than uve.hillinn dol¬ lars In'capital assets for-the in¬ after their appointment* a* manager and advertising manager fho mm pi Hind f« •< Robert Forman. j They will not be allowed to have dustry And he predicted that the In the renter i* llean Wakefield. St. Johns junior. Bergoine and I.callers pi t vice presidents: ! 3 Parents of the students will For Return of Mom hers of Tln'tit Alpha executive branch of the govern . secretary ment Would- soon request more I hem. and the tight u than four billions In additional 4. These students may not leave Phi, national ilramatiis hon¬ PulilicalioiiH liiim|iiet The Spartan Alums infantrymen w< campus for an overnight without funds for the next live years. orary. will unfnlii the atory special permission. of a dreamer whoso lifo end- decision. More than 1,000 "old grads" tine subtler in hired Stale News lulitor, was will return to the Michigan State campus Juno 7-9 for the college's ed on in complete futility, tonight the stage of Home Economic# Juniors Plan slightly. About half ALilir N5 prisoners injured reeriyed only ill mil Movies annual Alumni Day Commence¬ ment weekend. Little Theater The play, which, runs through Final Trip In minor hurts the Army said It did not say how the one prison¬ Manager Named Saturday is officially Alumni Saturday, is scheduled for 8:15 lawk Lids p.m. er died. Possibly he was bayon¬ Day, although registration and a few meetings will be hetd Frl1 Theta Alpha PHI in thapaal has sponsored' all major term pi, Percy Jones eted. For two and one-hblf hour# the Brine Pits I also be staying over f will with the Speech Department. This The junior class fs~ makinfe its Dan McCrary, Hickory Cornrrit junior, ..was named full j lighting Nwiriwt auoss the com- plav. however, Is an "all Theta' final trip !«• Percy Jones hos¬ tcrm manager «»f the Micliivran State News last niyht at the , .The snhiiots n ,.«i riot j lego's Commencement 0 prevent pos- i afternoon. production. George l^trhfor4. Wyandotte pital Saturday, according to Jer¬ annual publicalions lianquct. rT '11 M"' •,ns,"»- s. made by the ry Jacob son, chairman of the Deatt W.ahdH'hl, St. Johns Junior, will hold the posit ton Council Mon- stringent j Big event for this ye be seen In the lead trips. Busses leave the Union at 1 be evoked " I tii Day will be the de ratio r Robert Mayo, the of editor, with Slew Raker, puncil members 12 15 and return at 5 30 p.m. 1 the Alumni Memorii covers atcr plants. brine SpTTrru decision ■ jv pointed out made .m that conjunction the »l>**» w-ith Spartan al » The cast includes Becky Uakos Miss Javobson urged tliut all interested contact , her today. LunxinK jtitii<>r, iim ndv.-i-t i.s- itiK ntaniKP-r. MarKiiri't Kul- New Dormitory with lift N..ith stated the Cambridge, O., senior, who playi Those going do not have to lie Icr, Kii.t LiinxiiiK junior, To House Men, ers MSC graduates who have died Ruth. I .any Morrison, Dearlmn rd bri in all US wars The ceremony juniors, and several hostesses, will manage the News .summer be pi junior. who portrays Andy who d<> no more than tajk with will • be at 2 p.m. Officiating at Klauss I-ichmann. Caimel, Cal. the dedication and presentation of the chapel to the college will senior, who will take the part o the patients, are beetled. All kinds of entertainers are' Pros the in ohn A Ha L-atior Official* Decide Dean to Attend James Mayo; and Nancy Merz. also needed, Miss Jaeohson said. be Harold Oasscf; sales manager members and guests, as did Prof. West Side Plant Fete to Honor of. Kelsey Hays Corp. and chairman of the MSC Alum¬ Detroit, Binghamton, N.Y will lie seen as Kate Mayo senlhr, who Anyone who ran sing or play an instrument, with the exception of A A. Applegate, head of the De¬ partment of Journalism. Fim iI* In Snilrli Inauguration lira. A thins, will loud horns, are asked to sign up I n Mitxaii • AIiImiI ni .Advisory Council In skit competition, members Government the Banquets Saturday will honor classes of 1902 and 1927, John UForge. Iron wood junior, of the Wolverine' staff took top • honors with a parody on Board will be »een a* CapUin *cott. MemlM'i> celebrating "^r',r • R°'den and and Man Brown, Grand junior, will play the Rapid* part of Puldicity Man of Publications meeting*. Staff members "I the State News, Hannah I Traditional class reunion banquets wilt I w il " also be held for the classes Ben. Director «»f the show te William To Speak Here j Spartan .and MSC Veterinarian lalso participated in-the compel- t.ffi will take Ma banquet | of 1912. 1917. 1922, 1932, 1937, Bonk, Detroit junior. Edward Llttlejohn, assistant di¬ Abbot and possibly Snydei-T | for incoming and outgoing Stu- j 1942 and 1947 Tickets for "Beyond the Hor¬ Prof. William Macllrath. di- rector of public relations for the lips Halls, .m.II fling to K.ol dent Government members! Other events scheduled for izon' will be on sale at the door | rrctor of puhliealton*. *poke to VIcDone 1, college serretarv Burroughs Corp., will speak to¬ Thursday night at six o'clock in j Alumni Day include a baseball . for 50 cents. the group Ihm I* Smith, hu*- The isolated posifiori of the night in the Auditorium of the the Union Building. j game with. Western Michigan Physics and Math Building. The Spartan iorm. across Hairison Road f Lester Dobyns. executive sccre- College, the Water Carnival and Alumni-Commence- Meat, Livestock the Kellogg Center, prompted subject of his talk will be. "The Other fall term State News ap- J tary of illthegive VMC'A at Michigan |! the annual |iia (iurnival the ii and ment da mi Corporation's Place in Society." , pointmentR announced at the . C|omj ■firo Eiirollincnt Aski-il Bob Boln Will act as master Judging Contest Llttlejohn Delta Sigm, being sponsored by j banquet editorial were Margaret Fuller. assistant: Bill McGraw, id JeniM K'cial Events ceremonies for the program. Outgoing president of Student WKAR to Present Set for Saturday with the Division of General Bui sports editor; and Pat Yaroch, For Sinnincr Term Iness. women's editor. Government. Gay lord Sheets, will dries Due speak as will outgoing speaker Riiiivan Folklore More than 300 students are Night .editorg will be Alex taig- pectcd to compete in meat and gnt. Bob Popa. Kay Myers and Dave Miller. An American tat ion of Paul Runyan folklore livestock judging contents spon¬ (lump Rc|N'atcrH Phil Ouhbv Then assistants will be Jean Cushman, Ginn.v Cartel, sored by the Block and Bridle broadcast at 6 30 tonight over Club, Saturday at the Livestock Ordrrul to Rc|i<»rl Mariellrn Afford and Bev Busch. WKAR in the weekly series < ( in illation manager lor the Pavilion on South Campus. student experimental workshop Students who have special per¬ llri.fl Kxain I.•M-;ili«,i, Dot iderV Judging medals, pen and fkmcil mission or repeat permission to S|^ti|MruA will Ire l.er llan*on. Frame to Get sets, magazine subscriptions and I h.mp .l It,' \imr\ of the announced I take the examination for any are: Sue Marten, national ad J other prizes will be awarded, ao- term of Written and Spoken manager: Peg Suergel classified ln Barbara Wix, Block English at the end of spring term, Science Honor 'rrnni. Monroe junior, ad manager: lane Mar*, retail c Paul Runvan role a,ld Bridle representative, should report to Room ft, Bcrkey ad manager: and H«ih Farrall. pleting the 15-minute-.-. Judging will start at 8 a.m. and Hall for definite assignment be¬ promotion manager. Dr J Sutherland* r Charles Kramer. De- continue all day. tween the dates of May 23 and Dim vill ihe >f the Mathematics Ken Herman. Frank- Any student on. campus ii June 2. according to Joyce Holly, Spartan Magazine fo 1953 Hi: vill receive the a ore BUI Benkelman. vited. Miss Wix said. ~ recorder of the Board of Exam¬ staff will be Georg iward of Sigma Xi., senior, and Barbara j The annual spring banquet will iners. This must be done before managing editor, Don altz graduate student. I Rooked ill Advance be held in the Union that ni the examinations can be taken. editor; and Bob Fa NEWS IN BRIEF Ills 1..IT is Bob I V Says '.Yo l(vlrvat' on con Use '.B» Allied negotiators y Students Ml'N'SAN.- K< Forestry r a F Huff Citation Dr C the old hotplate, and a blower students donated their lime and simon Kalish editoi of the MM' will act as Veterinarian, Nations principles from who. | Whether it's the "call of the with Harold l>u< hail a* business Truman Ihfemls Kitreon tvlion Ready I wild." or 1m instinct left over j from pioneer days, the rustlc- heater unit was recently added. There's no sign in front of the worked and Sundays, mostly on Suturduys manager Meruberg of Ihe 1953 Wolver¬ WEST POINT, N.Y. (/V> President Truman said yester»iay Korea . cabin, but it wax built "without ine editorial staff arc Dick Mey¬ Letters to alumni- brought has put. the free world on the right track "to preserving our freedom ; style Forestry Cabin is so popu- expense to the public." It was er, editor: Martha Miller, aasoci without paying*the frightful cost <»f world was." red. j lar that reservations must be student-planned and ..student- financial support in 1934. but ate editor: Jo Wozniak, copy * # * it constructed with -financial help failure of the Lansing editor; Dtz PealMxJy. index editor; ; made a term in advance, Senior Dances j If a group is connected with j the Division of Conservation it from aJumni. Work on began in 1933 when the college the cabin bank where cabin roods were deposited cripple'.! it. Alumni Peggy l-.vrxh. seniors editor; and Alex Laggis. -ports editor. Truman Signs Military Cay Hike Building, permitted forestry students to the and [ Others are: Bill Graves, group WASHINGTON t.P) More than three million men and women to be used it it j may rent it, provided arrange- help themselves to discarded carne the walls to rescue again, finished by 1935. photo editor: Alwvn Hanson. Con¬ uniform got a. raise yesterday when the White Houso annuunced that. End Tonight | were "ion exercise, ments are made early enough. tamarack Jogs. A lumber company, donated tinuity editor; t.vnn Andrrson. President Truman has signed', a bill increasing military pay and Prof. Ira W. Bull, who is in allowances by 184 million dollars a year. Lester E. Bell, assistant pro¬ the floor, arid the WPA helped art edijor; and Quehtin Stultz, M>n Fieldhrjuse The lira! in a «n« nI «n»r' Dust, stains, and soil don't stand Ihe chnst id a chance in our modem plant. Our thorough and sale dry rleaning process protects your golt n uns rtot hew. Try onr Service. PATRONIZE STATE •See tht Haul mi ike Crrtl' TRESS ADVERTISE*- ALL COLLEGE SENIOR BALL - FRIDAY - $3.00 ,ggy Practice Grounds >Fonr-Bout CanI Iiilliply Spartan Woes To Help Olympic* tar Criioinl AMfJtlrAX i rMU t: a t fri. r.H A four-bout Card demonstrating college, Olympic nnd professional wrestling styles and featuring Truck Itavey, ranking welterweight boxing challenger, as a referee, will Tap tevetand ivhlnrlon » -41 US 1« |« 511 ?»t lie staged at the Olympic fund benefit wrestling show fcrkcni Huston lonh York I? II I f> IS IS IS JBT S»i .51# 4 .Mft 4 Thursday night. The show. Ix'ginntng at 8 hoavyweighT wrestler p.m.. will ls> held in the gym¬ pod at l vs. M.Ocrmntt (1-11 State physical education In High School slate champion and Philadelphia at Detroit: Hopper strurtor Thomas won the im¬ a competitor in tho Olympic <# *» vs. VHicks (| 11 pound class championship in irtonts |hi*_spring, versus Hoh Washington at St l outs vs. Harris! New York at Chleago: Chicago I |1 51 vs. Virtrr osilion.s it 15 4-n # vrttrm V S % * vs. Van "s train garnered their share nl glory *«? thrv * Illinois 4 lonls al New York i 200 SHEETS „ 19V™ in the tram event, while Pohlato w«.Ui douhlrs eh.implnm.htp smith t«M>k top honors in the AII-'Fvrnls. ttlhrt* who have howled with, {he Michigan stair team are Paul It a haul, ttill Hnapp and .terrv 3 f«r 4/ • giK.ll .alarv (r»m ihe .t.tl • regiilar inrrraK. 300 SHEETS 28V ™ • manv nn.rr a.hantarr* Hotting Favors llnirston lt OtRlVt.E FOR l\ ntTFRHF* mill Uiihifan R.tfi Over Aging Bronx Ball 3 f r69 ....infi..- I'l At FMKM III ItKAlJ PROBST DRUB 60. M w 22 mir.hir.an mi l. tki.ki'Iionk romewv •if\ - *ri'r- -f * " - jif -r"iV " 'gay THE HieKIOAN STATE HEWS WATCH FOR VANDSRVOORTs All-Schubert Roast to Feature History Group Letter Dorm Raids Baseball Came, (Continued from Page 2.1, AD TOMORROW Hears Speech so thai in the future there will Program Created Pig Race be no mocr such heartbreaking A complete line of reep Universities Lauded The field east of the Livestock Bavillion on South Campus will On Business Incidents. I hope that there *rc other decent people who will, share Members of Phi Alpha Theta-, mv feelints in this matter. Pixie Goekie Jars across the Nation By L. WBHI.CY CBATMAX With vitality and sympa¬ be 5:30. the scene of the annual all- college ox roast tomorrow at national history honorary, heard Prof. Walter Adams of the Econ- uM Marald Blaeher Fdttor's Note: Tampa. Paliee three people had been Near>Riot* Seen on Nine thetic regard for the all- Jerrv Hull, secretary of Ag Council, -the sponsoring group, } omics Department speak on • "Is ea h, the Collie in ! Big Business Bad?" at their an¬ Schubert program, the MSC announced that blue jeans and nual banquet and initiation re- chorus, soloists, and orches¬ Campuses Monday Night tra directed by Gojncr LI. Jones dungarees will be in order for the meal and following events. jecntly in the Union. pave • a pleasing, -energetic • per¬ A baseball game between Ac I Prof. Adams proposed that our formance in the Collegd Auditor¬ ! anti-monopoly laws be modified Spring madness swept another hatch of col lope campus¬ ium last night. In spite of rain, a sack race, chicken chase for es Monday night, turning thousands of feverish young men tbo small audience was larger coeds, a greased pig race for men permitted where it Going (o the ktto haying, brawling raiders. than that on Monday evening, and a hog-calling contest, Hull | in insure efficient Nearly a dozen schools witnessed riots or near-riots as In giving the "Singing of the SEXIOR RAU.r Spirits Upon the Waters" a muted | He emphasized the importance j Then You. Will the males- stormed coed canvas of earthy colors, the well- dormitories in search of sou- | «»l vigorous competition, saying. To hook Yi chosen. well-blended octet sang; IN»«liW Veteran?. venirs. It \ s the bigpest Aid Benefits in laudable unison. \lluweil • Enterprise which is not competi- i i live cannot for long remain free" j outbreak ye: in the snow. .Tones* program notes wasted no Srhiinlinii ! Thirteen juniors, seniors and j "tallinf. *-rckf-ei.~ :.i.: Fail to Pass affection for Schubert's banalities in the "Mass in A-Flat Major." ; j graduate students were initiated It wbi good clear? fur. ih w».*re Yet in his grandiose conducting, spots. But noi in Columbia, M •„ where the National Guard was House Test Jones* accelerated pacing kept the entire ensemble rhythmically - uity of the History Department, t ; j History of Civilization Depart- [ called out'1 to rope with riolmc t undergraduate members! University of Wi**»;in tindents WASHINGTON IJPy—A propos¬ alert in an apparent and success¬ I July *5, 19.V ful attempt to minimize the trite And not at Colorado Vwtn-Ay ed 300 million dollar a year in¬ " Where /»ne youth broke hi* h . crease m Social Security benet:r* So Some " nor Missouri student* floundered in the House yostcr- ifpen Thwxta) Ktentnu Til let w, sltle tour h«tr Just " v needed fof the "Mass* went wild on their own campus. results left the* sweW- and then raided two nearb* melodies" and the riy- ffrls* (schools Stephens and Christian College*. ■Tin explr thfeeiixo;: kid4 mask wi swoi *it« rat routawi rut A ho \ the < ollrrr Prut slorr Ml WHISTLE SHOE S0% 3 VIand r thin 150-140. majoHtv Twe Fntranee*—21 f»i: Ahhoit 410 MICHIGAN AVE. Kd or 11*1-2 I Grand River an. Simulators Fhonr N-*4I6 up ti ml Bunt | net 4nt in front * Spring! imp COMPARE FATIMi flnrirs Some sponded with with any other *10 or, trow n Til. A link. 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