in. Van Fleet MARCH WINDS BLOW IN SNOW [et as Hero MS fLY 8TUDENT PUBLICATION VOL. 44. NO. ISO I, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1953 f'fll Washington — Brain Hemorrhage, ■ i-4 Eighth Army Invincible, Returning Veteran Repeats WASHINGTON . van Fleet told new weather bureau. Predicted high his heart has lieen affected. Ite's i a w enforcement; the things he talked about March winds are espectcaper I'ravdu and an ab¬ MSC. he increased the pro- I ,.lsh ,mt „„ thf o(Icnslv Nrw High School stract of the Moscow iwpers' . of in-service and on-cam- gorCil Mining for Michigan police contents, was not broadcast as rs and guided the setup "t The aenrral. who pricked IMiiii|Ucnt fines fur |mrk- usual. c« fur' recruits and staff rank gmalenal ear* several w ing vinliit imiM will In? tloiilili-tl Instead, the Home Service officer,. »«• by saying the Klehth l us ii ri'siilt uf mi iiini'iiiluii nl his MSC Job, Chief Hhodcs played music. fu KjimI lunisiiig's traffic or- o-ordlnated the efforts of the However, at 11:30 p.m. CSY igan Association of Chiefs of j the Moseow Railio Home r. the Police Administration Service rcia-ated the Tass an- itment. many state, local and drral paliee agaacies^ and the. £f| be . has defeated. The America never bern defeated Eligibility Cote Due. Milt Mil MINCHtl the world at largo- tside world thus apiiareutly received the news > i to i > standards i • dt-fc. la-fore tho bulk of the Russian people themselves. Michigan, LiM with tw< The announcement said: "The treatment of Comrudc Stuliu the luncheon tr is la-iug conducted under the guidance of A. F. Tretyakov, ,.>s(Kiation praiset the : ti< record and the minister of puhlie health of the USSR, and I. Kii|a-ria, chief k of Chief Rh'Ntcs Parties Split of lbe .Medical Sanitary Hoard uf the Kremlin. "The treatment of Comrade Stalin is bring conducted Khoouh (Her Russia constant of the Communis! supervision of the Central Committee I'arty of the Soviet Union and the Soviet government. I'unctual Student « hoc* 500 Miles Resolution "In view of tho grave state of the health of Comrade Stalin, the Central Committee of the Communist I'arty of the l'ro|Mi Positions s|sir- NEWS IN 5:"3,'"iZ,HErvE £ Department HeatI (if Slate News 'I'o SjMNik on (lliinai/meat Ti'"'T!i,„' !.'tidrnU must have arranged Smith K-NJ> "tier Pu'ie*. K-shal " '• f view with each member languor Riil Tenters IIU ' la- Shaw lai prared Ihc Prf . I SKoUt. of*—Allied rtgbt r Mm- Sllaw I Major in Field Russian f m > At Refugees Department more, the Air 1'nnr nan Three Professors hi Hirer »u«w Form c IlinrMimioii In Feature* Wfitting Tn|»ir in Slide* Deluge West Berlin * II\iill Srnlenml * # Tr.rcc (acuity members, ■'.M.IN 1.11 West I'd in, wa* ,r.h.r N N Nehm told ra.h a new, "trr o-nhng a foreign country. Sruthern Michigan pripai Michigan Stale College', given ,llff ,J WeiTi Cdorln 'cmrrn* .ear were "wile.-! and youngest ht hhao Le«. China depart- head "I 1 begge,| die Mlie. for null- ' Berlin «,,, '»»""«ns have fled, hi West unee Sunday manni t.T llieir deerki Tuetday - * TT' ! 'rartment. and Dr Justus branches Frof Teran -aid The tpurl plane, to supple- mimeri IS I frecdunt air- »in will Ire hope- : way*.e, rartylng only too to MO •myrunt* K> practical repeal of Net -tudeata, alt of them na- Iter, about M roue-- hswty irvererus acU. nlygn dt- daily (• Weal Germany. l>ft:HaUky>JM. mcnt -J*. Foreign News Analyrfg '•> On* of Ihe Moody Bible Shadow of Communism Creeps Series of Films Across Heart of Chaotic Africa HIDDEN TREASURES' (A.P. Editor's note: East Africa ia a fertHe laid for Some of his background arouses suspicion among nnti- those who support Statin's revolution. The target hi Communiat*. Kenyatta was not back six months from chaos, in aa area that en h* Impsrtant either as n his 15 years in Europe before he took'over the presidency asaet ar a handicap in the eeid war and ny hat wan of KAU, reorganized it with a "central committee." and THURSDAY, 1:30 T«|l-lalk that may foflow. There, for Ihe hut month, WIHam L. Ryan has been surveying the*Commnuhit Hoe. Today introduced discipline. He has an organization called Kenya Teachers College, a big cluster of mud huts near III Good Old Days? the AP*s specialist on Communist again prompts the first of throe important series depicting the sitnatien his Kiambu home. The African teachers, most of them totally unqualified to teach, spread whatever doctrine he from Kenya to Cairo.) wants. -By ALEX LAOGIS- By WILUAM L. RYAN The timing of the Maa Mae rising coincided neatly AP Foreign News Analyst with Moscow's tuning major attention to "colonial and Spartan Christian Fellow.!,;,, If ynu think you're having a rough time of it now, with ■ eight o'clock* ami all. you should hear some of the old NAIROBI, Kenya f the equator, W phatic in their denunciation or the colonial office than of the old proxy discus- philosophy ami other learned topics and may go on for another the natives. They talk of brcuklng away from the crown MARSHALL FIELD o» hour a week schodule white authority, and Ken¬ Michigan State College will i on such projects as digging up sluni|is at 7' t cents all hultr. yatta will Is- a hero. If the mHki fiii-iUtii'u uhuilteble Tliur*- fiatday. March 4. 9 . magistrate convict* hint it dM> for u cattle feeder* utid Itreedci > • town meeting" with will make Kenyatta a mar¬ rtpicfcciitaliv c» of the adminis¬ jI KXPKJtlKNCCD MM Rt.Uon Attend PERSO* INFORMATION . ant Part-time wurk Must he a vet- - tyr. At the most he ran get • - a seven-year sentence. tration in Waahtnaton. DC. I l/suhjectjTa* ' 'erAn and marriatf Apoly ttoi w. Mam. i _U V«ut <. I-inu.fi if ! s i A The meeting will tie at U am. | rt of belt itt itPvic i 'consummate actor. the | tic I torn Union SUMMER OPENINGS . Jt tint. Women', Oym Kenyatta conducts himself IN urn ami It u it It- Cur pi.. 7,311 it. He is cocky, sidesteps glibly, plays with Swnhlli and AREA COUNCIL AT CAMRS NEAR nwin splash pm. Wuonaet 7 Nil utiilmnm English words, even bullies Ihe prosecutor and tells hint •R'GMTON t METAMORA. MICH. HATCH CARNIVAL how he should go alsiut getting a conviction. He sets the Publicity Stunts. 11:31) p.m., »J. I'l grim, armed settlers to laughing in spite of themselves. Is Junto Kenya!i« a man with a mission from thr Krem¬ te >40 a eatl. ROOM I IOAR0 IN lin, or u true nutive leader? U>l CATKIN ( LI U 7 11.111. Boom 13. I mon kpamsii u rn Placement Bureau Interview* REMAINDER CLUOEO CaMaa, Ml. Waltai V. RaAaifoig. Mi. Riaka'd V. Malb, a. Mi. W.ll.aat 6 R.l.id '.' la, Scaait al Oaha.t SPrrfAIJZIM. rV'nr'ZD FICTION i ubaal a< aa|iaa,na|. Ta aaik STVM.NT II. V Goodrich Co Hamilton-Standard N0N • FICTION Rataaawa, (United Aircraft) . LOCATION op ■ Kurd Motor pipi« Said lauma la Eaw-al "» ana aai» 14 .1 Urchin Aberdeen Proving Cliuuntls llendix Radio Corp. ART PRINTS Ma«t«#i. ' Mir cm cot <■«> ryMW _ . DOWN a Planil T,MICIN Sutherland Paper C o SALES - 1 «?h., j&rB Sun- Inland Sleet Co. Sdaat AntanaOa tt.ioa. SAL" GOOD REFERENCE c «* Hg tlrse 104 i. Wttblaftaa S. " "* v .... Wurthington Corp. llarr NJ iwed Marathon Cuip Menaaha. Win. tiding " Ermt fi Eriwt Co. Detroit Aluminum Co uf America Commercial Solvents Corp. Pittsburgh. Pi Terre Iteute. It MATERIAL AT (WANxrp SN. ana,rrartlcal ntima r i j- J r V T a United State Steel Co Pitteburgh. Pe HmC *r>i*nm kIff "Bl stop AT Cka-I PRICES YOU Supt K> " pi Nunaa. 4—oa Urnn a-1 Hoddis Plywood Corp. MershfteU. Wu Phillip Petroleum Ce Pitteburgh. Pe. a a ^1 Midland aork sari oppoammiT V Mppulithic earn rate for tummtr rooatruc- TRANSPORTATION, U r a T a~ Airplane Co. TEACWg PLACI Seeltle. Wesh CAN AFFORD far enfiinerrs uatfi aatuora tar IT — k ~ — r Jbi J38,-' cppuo'53 T.AIII ragat zd FI LM R & w — — zT — 3 Haute Creek Heights Beatrice Moore, te *1 School ml nan m FJ 1 _ ' Dowagiac Schools J Grand Rapids Public Schools rJtelkJH teJH;fldUai Lansing Public Schools. .mmmAmmriiini 8aginaw Elementary Schools IWm Bate Store *xa MICfti«i*.»tAtt ffrtf " Prof. Holland Mr .V T $ 'Acton, Not Athlete.»' Prof. John It. Holland of the Research in Cnher TV- jwig,nn is sponsored by Current - ERcetive I.ivinc Department and a arm of eo optr.tmg Amert- TV Grapplers Grant Socinicgv and Anthropology De- ca!" «"_.** and la partment. will leave for Havana, coonrrw# Cuba. April I. P"* BofflMKf, wife and two Books in On Cue, Say Coaches Prof. Holland will do a year of ih-ilevx wili accompany hton to research in the fields of -ocintnty and anthropology. Under the di- rector of the northern zone in ' Cuta. ; The !»T*i player on Florida Mr JAM STONYAMI* Hnvoha, Prof. Holland will con- Store VsurenHy'f basketball teem IReview The grunt ami groan boys of television are actors, not athletes, in the opinion of two MSG wrestling authorities- Coach Fentlley Collins and 1952 Olympic wrestler Dale duct programs and other activ- ities connected with his field. i.4 «* 7~ R»?fc Bcnsc-fi from Meit- Iearl Fi* Ernest Hemiwrwa.v i« re- a* one of the out- Thomas. "There is no such sport to¬ Collins said. "He can't get any- , uadinpf writera of the day. where if he isn't ugly, handsome ! ii< latest story. "The OM day as professional wrest¬ or has some other outstanding , f« %■ TW« ling." Coach Collins said. feature, such as a trick hold." , "The so-called wrestlers seen on "There Is a certain class of | television are there only to en¬ people who enjoy that sort of en¬ RELIABLE BABY SITTIM; tertainment," Collins said. "That tertain and make money. Profes¬ skill that may be," said Thomas, "but u lot ' sional wrestling has degenerated jrufcst In the writing of of Ph.D's go for that stuff too." from a sport to a foitn of slap¬ r.eway. stick comedy." Thomas, also a physical educe- ;>hony. He pointed out that tactics a treasure used by the TV grapplers are de¬ 'Slums' signed to please the customers in checks Disappear as not win the match. Copes with Growing Pains ■y JOHN VAN P AG ENS aar a My slam >* M.>r. - i«x cbeoks . . . ins" "» « " row of beds. At 8 a.m. three davs floors were made of concrete. L i~t Mi. Mm Htwinl. MSC s "slums" are slowly van- a week enthusiastic bows would old cuonset butters still nfct,1 re- -tt ,-T*N-ial !*«**»♦». W ishing. When .novation* for !h. new men * dormilory move on ; barge tn to pummel the punching baps r.ttlit next to the late gyro T m"* me spring 01 i»«. as tnc he "And watch Thomas continued. their stance," "An amateur i^ttie Lamli in L gaatMre at art aaanu south down Harrison ltd.. Red sleeper*. There was only Cedar Village will be just history wire-mesh wall lief ween an open of ,h* Cl"" Flood' Thc Rod stands in a crouch to protect his Cedar really went on a rampage legs. In pro matches they stand f.m-faeed" like the 1t»4« to • roed. ratio of nine men Sleepy «cholar» *fumhlln» home 1 when the dam at Williamston upright—it looks better that Mary «f < alter the "light* out" often tried broke. Dune* ran thrnufh four !«*1" Wool' . . Aln"- »"h Qu onset Village, two or ihiee bunk*, found them feet of water to get villagers to those interested in lyrri Red Cedar belong* to the post- o-.euned. and er. led an snoring Professionals are designated W r-wid^ i-ollar, Hemingway has provided |w»r growing pain era when there on . las* and the freshman baseball in a match as "hero" and "vil¬ deep ed in canoes. Heat and enough for even the most I w,r0 s„ lnanv nn lain." The hero is alwaya the campus lipearod for three days, rmng symbol searcher to | that even Jeninon Ovm Iwramo a trucked from drier I" c-. .t- -w'j fri*. brush nere 6.1ft bunks In the spite of being • . .1 ,ii fluff fur- ~~-=^==rB stories that defy interpret- the height of its •ul • oc- ry night and ott again Director Lyle Thorborn said It *,*i White lot like dan- ;»kes the lend • Wk« Clnlv allowed a device to ob¬ Spartan existence. duty to fol- is purpose ' •• ,r' is a well-told story, l» to 1G re-T i the exquisite narrative • color of the Gulf Stream. rig in the gym. It had the short- st life of all three emergency j could know it. We enjoy. Horn*'* Tiiir I tilts, limit in 1IM7 and lasting ! inly until 194ft. it housed 240 be bay We Unuggle with him. Memories of Old Buckskin mmped souls. The men hail their hone of eating in the (|Uonset 1 | i< tag fight. We relate*, whan afeteria or foraging. -nallr land* the big martin, : we «h*re in fhe dl*»ppolnt- of iU dantrue'mn. In the Still Linger in MSG Library With the etnnpletion of Sny- i ■ :i 111 m R : uL ■ h R we are left with a kindred. I-pathetic feeling for the Old _ _ , . . .. Irehg r*L ED. !4M; we have *h.red hi* rombat. To mo,', P*0!'1'' M •y i* :i i»lnc«- to look for a ... _ -.umph. and fln.lly hi, dc- hook. Hilt time Wli \v«nt there to look at ft Village, lifter serving Ijnefly lis The author auctoed* in do- j horse. Some still i|o. nnil ih saddened to find their old a sto,r Wl" ,wn l|own- • hat the writer of fiction pn- > frjpnil gone. y ret, out to do; to tell a j eSon, an,| datlgrht' l s c. former student* still Imi'iiri •ilmtit (llil Buckskin." J W <1( IIINIIlS the East Laixiif tm l He' rollerc Tl the late 'MV llarksl in the "slum cloarance." It was | the deadline for married students action his and right rarrird shooklee a pellet for thr moving will Iw into Trailer Village Some aa the population dwindles 83.95 LEAN OIL ADJl'l .n the far-famed Fertile Village. — — years. , Hut that * another story. J-DAT HITKl T*v Old Man and the Sea' place among the best o KAY'S k- .is N«w! • "'porary fiction, Its virtue j government Shmtl) afie r. the fact, that, be you In- ! nub- hi", m the j»u: ISenwt Aftfcaa Pbdui . i. ' or citizen, symbolist or J turc of ,f Wilkes R'»ott ♦in Bin, It is a satisfying nee. Only the proponents ham l.m.oln s assassm KAYS KW SI , Raker moved to (ait •her Lost Generation have j ifw> ,-,nrt put the b"rot profoundly interesting. »tion of one man's experi- - •' is Ernest Hemingway at Eail ,L*RIIM| Tl XN A PRETTY for the HEAD TOWARD genuine cowhide belts $2 S short* fusuits acony l figurofe, toI'-ilm A taller, »limmer look o! Beadi*2o for the .horler, fu!ler-th»i»-j,er*r- Stwre. Ye*, for | you who think yo« cannot wear a suit. Saeoay create* beaatifal irwrr tOa- You'd Export To Toy Mmeh Mm»/ •ioni in the twinkling of a needle'* rye. ''howIdee t* «»i. hip t* hew*, every TLRQLOISE • RED NAVY YELLOW proportion it perfect for Half Si/e,. (tt'r've mi—e." *nj pei.w»" -ires too ) TURF - WHITE . NATURAL ll'i a Miit yowll wear a* oflea a* yowr. watch, .tod it BLUE will look Ent-tiaM freak every time beraaae it', read* - GREY ielda keauty salon wane Beautiful first-quality fb^hion belt* . . true and clear in color and the atylea I of woodreful Paha leach tuitmg! It .hum wnakle*. J love, hard travel, can be wa*hcd or diy cteaa vernation piece* for your every gaaaon wardrobes. Add hniiMtiag gavor to yati Ifi a mmdmfid toy/ Pictured 1a bra and Vows. —« ■■»«.■ and • port*wear with there new styba. *4£ Jim Cam Sauad Need Tabbed Favorites trie fc!ra#rVrrSr* mi 8 ikci Mumjfe May Decide Swim Title By JACK ROLE* ; • (rat plores in the taua-iawsr •«»- Kmmm la aM Hirer dhtanrr Chark Peeler, has awapt Ihe i will be the llnal competition Is 4 l*lt| A simple case or mumps may ht the ciccidinii factor |n the Dig an(i Mc-vard events. ,cnncr w an -mm- ' „u ^; nomals laal year, rrrand-hesl time in the HI. Ten will".* 3:31.1. the DIk Ten. The list include) McLnchlan. Al Aurand, Coyne " \T ' j est IZ7!— "" WPk * Victim' ni the Iroublnsom. db- ' 1S»"> rare, and an XC.A.A « tb, jin^£ iCardZSi£L ! »• For seven Spartan seniors it 1 Ettcler. Don Reynolds. Reynolds and Schumacher. Frank , case is Dick Cleveland, star Old.'. Oyakawa is considered -a ■ :«* !*"" efforts f»hi« State s llolun. Sealed bids will he accepted by the Salvage Deal.. 3t« Admla. State sprinter, who has been out paetotrokcr m the nam.,- «ldtoj*« has gone M (tat Dtidtsk will Bids. Mleblfsn Stole (allege antll 3 p.m. March 17. 1*33. Since early last week. Holan is one of the Bi« raw - mat ** « <,'n,'n" lhr"" '» :r breaststrokers. Eaiber us ataman1 ■ havinc set a new varsity ravirtaf Ihe psihnr and removal ml cash af Ihe tails win, f Irveland'i lea. lo the Back- unliist State H-di.,, mrtia i a me ""••'a''' catlici this season 'w ith trailers amr located al M.B.C. Trailer llaasloa Area: Ten eyes was Ike mala reasan why ipstcst time inn year ia • siy-l5 *1 ! standard traitors to L Sect tan. n ambers L.3. *. II. M. IS, Id. Michigan's tanker, nailed onto it. tt. 33. Mi Twenty-sis standard Iraltora la Q Saattoa. ference aa he set a new sr riw-1 Tmi Payette ami Chuck lluld- last -tui-iurd 1 *,jr *'u' carry the main Spartan Stste Saturday at Ann numbers Q-3. 1 «. 3. 7.1. P. II. 13. I«. 13. IS. 17. 11. If. 3d. 31. -i,.. Arbor. oat. SO-43. WHh Cleveland the IVelverine* weee able brciatstroke at J-Iit* jkspiy ui the sprint They will, 33. 33. If. 35 3d, 37. 31. 33. Trailer sales maat ha nmplllid by Leading the Wolves wit ui Z**m ihous-si. hate to be in lop form In sweep bath sprint events All traitors maat he removed by April Id. Iddl. A depeaH ml Hill. Ron Ooi a ind Tim taiuM* bubbly im ihe lliiolt. Last year, which Cleveland weald prohah- _ tht, [r.._uT,... " ,. The tiutimuni time in the ecntury Id-, a1 aai.au> Md to a cheek mm man ardor made am to ly hive taken If he had rom- Michigan Htoto Caltode maat iinmp.ny rack Md. BMa mam wel'. (Dumpyi Jones .n -.m id- i"*" 53.3«atwl :S37 in the 50. be mi epeelBc and ladlvldaal traitor, and shsnM be plainly ^ | h ^in'ThesS" ■Mr"* " l"** ™r""> marked an envelope -Bid on Traitor' All traitors are span far inspection: no running gear Inrlndrd. The right ia reserved to areept or retort any or all bids and la waive any irregularities in bidding. 1:21.7. h "will run ihruugh S.rurtny mull* LmkhswTisl" ■JT'hsb and Halvagr Itopt . Michigan mate Callage Cat. Ttld. Sa rnlernity Crown itel\^Pdepcn'ds'S on'^lrat "pIai*ps^'to 7* HiCalfrec's diving trio ul Snyder II beramr the IMS Ken win Th" lluckeyes luck team 1'n" v**a" Mwiuuan scar* -u„.t Cesiw. Irwie Michaud and Jacl: j' ' alien by Sigmu Nu «. 36-2*. They arc Ibark kit lo rlilili Bint Falter. depth hut in the past few have had the years l»p-n..teh talent to 'he H.« Tee oemn.e • Bwkeyes^lu.» wt«i«« Jus^.r ««« Hw points tor the Spartan Hinted upon In (tar- U la EUROPE 1 wo Years 'o n'ia''"r'n...'iT i!mek*lame"'^'' Mu"' ''""•s a *-i „,»■ in mwT'iwn^tin'a dutm?IrVjiih0|aii. I \ In Your j By Straight (HPT HCNTZ row, owlrr. Irlt Prirain. lo Paul Hub rlfhli AI liamon. Okon- Barry * Summer Plan?j Hearrrtl The Tniir spare avuilltle .... • Pf**' their second Btraiirht IM Fraternity <"'bkd ihrm t« • We iniiiiediuIeK assign la!.mie_chitm|»ionship Tuesday nitrht. Iicatinn I)..I- >a. 24-1i. Last year, they heal I'hi m^.'AObMu'ln th run J Delta Theta for atml-finaK Tuesday A ft1) day grand Innr L\f Hackhoard .... STt.DF.NTS rmr* built up an 8-1! first Plus - - • Only SI.150 |ieri(ul. Ilella r. niliiuto Mvr lu uun •j.eave June 20 ... . J ? Ketiirii for school in Scplrmlier j |IhmHeH If/rut All Principle Carrieni I COLLEGE TRAVEL OFFICE Ti ll'phone *■ 1372 i j LUXURY TRIP ABROAD FOR 2 PERSONS1"" KENTUCKY CLUB "saw - , mmaf MHIBI.#? i- ircAirtl like roulii t*»er« tl Hoiflt. AigtilHrrii»K rntvrtNinmcni llelf* »«hii litohiitil 01 iiutlMiMl lu*ltr iu win I rif» i« »tw hf people Vet. women run inter 'hit mnivM hni Iwi a pwik«f« o» Kiiitiukx 4.lull I hen write a winning headline lor ttimplr, < hetdhne might f r> 4ij