PUBLICATION east- THURSDAY. MARCH 5. 1953 ■ m 0 'v. Premier SMin Still Unconscious, Condition Reported More Critical Church Heads Seek i IS h Ik* BriBUac to (illnf MirMul Library Fund Prayers for Recovery iiiiHlioeds to Vote Today Parenl Information Drive The first fresh word on the . . miin r[zi("rzZt>7 lsen *ioiver n AWS Elections Br MARY ROI », ' B" am Br MART LOt HiWCUl eampaiOT to ret funds for a new Mich "" Sympathises -e- Library swung into action Wednoada] of the AWS Judiciar. £f-'« With Russia kclioii* for presidents . t onrress appropriated Wr■ to fiaanci Hoards and for dorm representato both be heal rodar. jpitc ffpeuulation that aunn hijfan .Statu Colletfe may their o' ilea kr Oer r. Rra. f trouble in makinjr 1955* living i school*, a \e* friendly w •ni Jf-rir; A lew frt-r Tine e>s!eir.«-l Laggis. Gunhv Named "Vpartad by Athletic L,—■ tivcs^ -Spring Manager. Editor , „ , . 3 the MS dust ID* toaaaooe n »n Ywwng aS (U anltLff' , t action brg.m Wednesday a* ' \ ^ already —.paym. III. *P« MM TWW tl. V. • an-cmcritus U'»vd C Fen-* ; . faculty» representative to 11 Big Ten. reported Wrtnwda) Pecst The cover ltd p&s'.io! Young ha« noticed none of *rc ./IT Ml. UU. I* •«btt L. of M. Head ^ To Ijetl*'f !«m*•« - »-mo. *~ss«- For Approval rJ^t^tT^ To (lice Tatk asm. »mmx ... b..i ' 1 rJx^jSsri: Or A'dfcn* HarUn Halrhrr. j*«ntr-t i~i XTls fnwn Chart paign I httle troubir ahead f.: * I IL ^Bb%M Kfftffam to \ir the third Hfwt of •Mt on fwrrnl ' s ; \ r< \ !•# I NEWS IN BRIEF wtwm.- lk>nnM-riil* Hhirk Efftt'l of Itill -,rr ... 4P- < »-aB/x»e4 H/ja.*, »*•» a rvang •»» rv-r I'ah iil. >o» t.lamoiir Hatetl on r ,,, xmtwf* ft. t/v< -Mr *M«e • .U ■oyju # # « # t England Lack* Star System of HoUymtotl ^. Kefi " +t 'rsr'", ■.** -'smu Sup/Mr* Called hualwfuale 10' ; •Tv i umjOH pA/MJ^mt IrtfOfai -w^v AAU ot? HHM» V rr-.x.al Vex -*«** e*j K 4'«a.n gmup. were r^eetmg alD V«Ud they r*ftda. oc- •» # ♦ ♦ ' iMt NoU>. Iltdu*triu I hnfMrf Snashrtl /liMy lirvrzr* I -. ta .arxwr fUe» n. .nwu' ' ritlmmimt A igmrrt feu-fit t^rsrarss rv lw twat b.-sar \ieir ^ .r tcv-L. r ^ BrwH •< war* :«vra to 'bsaw »*a(T rA<.j 5^ t?»At th€tr | r_uer- Ti- r« wtfl drag Economic Aid Sought by- Eden )ES bUCMS end butloB tteu 'o Bwrt the sbATWuwO | Cany coid « i>Jt : latrci .-ccc- s>^ ' I -bttUc ssr. »>th "UC* ■" * P»™* WASMI.VTTOBI Sss'tctta BM Barm. <■>! » hsv. "> ■J sax Ma aradtctca Ttw . In ta*^! * s. bci^s ssa • win ;.M -as iews Analysis Cdltorially Stalin Question Letters tothe Editor! FINAL WINTKR 1953 pSfjTeelB >s Becomes net The new* of Stalin's illness lias rocked the world off u storm of * peculation its to the affect* on 1 Col. t end S according to the course «|VWI b.v numhc, Ih; „ Glc CommunistKey glolml situation. There la talk that "Comrade Htalin" has actually THE PRORATION ON MHC Basics B.a. .... n III. P.8. III. M. Ml, E.U 151. a n ... or ||.c lirja"",""' "I. 'hill H _ ta already Joined "Comrade Lenin" in the Valhalla for (with apologies of Robert W. Service) for Basle courses rerm Dam (Al* editor* note: Acrooo Gnat Africa, from Cairo kaput Communist*. Home say he haa been dead for Bring C a There are strange things done to the boys of Munn. The time of examinations in sections other than to Kenya, the CommanhilH are tryiqp to now the aaado couple of years and that the new* has beet ■ determined by the days and hours the class i, s, n,.i o of chaos. One of the moot olrateirir arena la the ftadan. from the world to avoid Russian turmoil. The boys who are "soiled" by gold; h«du|„,* ooon to hold election* whirh will decide it* future. Other* say he died recently and that the news i* be! The Hporting trails have their "seeret tales," That make Wilson's blond run cold; of your close. Col. 1,1. «. R or • which lists the Tho column heading will indicate iiiiv." '"""a. 'ormal Atti William I.. Ryan, the ai"k *peciali*t on new* of eom- the u. munlsm. ha* made a comprehenalve aurvey of the Red held luick until the leaders of the party can decide The Capitol lights have seen queer sights. and column 1 will thon give tho date Is In I* held. on which \',"t """ """ "xaminati 01 a successor and future policy. Rut the queerest they ever did see. campaiirn. Thi* la the second of three nrticle* hy Ryan Was the lime the men who run the Big Ten. DAV OF EXAMINATION With a wary eye dealing with the Important Kn*l African oertor In the Rumors even have it that Generalissimo Htalin is caching exam*, th Probated MSC. cold war.) let expansion plans have not Name withheld by request w m M . has scheduled a ft By WILLIAM I.. RYAN » wSf-tfrW Baflr: T?m dar of term pnrth % Al' Foreign New* Analvst Whatever the cause or conditions of Stulin's expected CAI.I.S FOR STUDENT ACTION |r, KHARTOUM. Sudan " 51 T*Wi Bade IBS ^:3r» fc&ft ***'« - formal term I and anarchy in this vnst, hot expanse of strategic territory. * MT-TMMt Basic 163 Olds Friday The Anglo-Kg.vptian Sudan, big as all Western Europe There are many men in Ruaoia who are capable of on the subject of the new MSC library and the fact that our state Men. ijjjyjp iwrt T Th >■ and his band ' assuming the relae of the Communist party. There Kcprcscntatives can be awakened to the need we student! have 14 »m'w.fm0 •U'W-r it-t uu.room will be together, plays a prominent |mrt in world communism's for a new library (by mailing u postal carril, I say: Well done! thh. - t-tu f,r m are plenty of men skilled in the fine art of totalitarian » 53 'M*W*F«*9 Or lf-f Basic I.FA- T-Th 8-9 IP li.l -i, • 1 dark blue. calculations. VH 11.,* ? | $ \ socialism a* it is practiced in Russia and satellites or 9-10 MUSIC or 8«!i m* l lT A XH* ,, center piee So far the Reds have gnined a small hilt important ♦M-W-F or M-T-Th-F They hate attracted many student* and Kxaminndnns for courses other than Basle coiir..., .. young people and workers, and lately have The successor may be u man whose policies are even more in the same classroom as assigned for ela: turned propaganda gun* on the peasantry. threatening to the United Htatc and our allies. the term. All students, instructors and room seludul A high-ranking Sudanese says their whole policy is to When Ixmin died, things looked black for the Soviets matically clear if all courses follow this schedule. Tin stirc that the direct method would stimulate all student parti¬ NOTE: At least two of the days and hours must fa "promote anarchy and chaos." but their |»wcr only increased under Stalin.'The duath of cipation toward effective Initial action on necessary state appropria¬ ular pattern. In a few courses, at the request „| the Their agents make their effort to muddy the waters in aenartiroa Joseph Vissurinovich Stalin will present another question tions for a new college library. concerned, the flnul examination has been schedule the current surge for self-government, to fan antagonisms murk, In conclusion I add. this is certainly just as important and to n hour lecture section and in some instances student, between Sudanese and the British, between Sudanese and greater number than bowling shoes. conflicts. Jn that event, the examination schedule, the Egyptians, lietween Sudanese und Sudanese. meeting two hours a week would take precedence e Many of the people realise their nation could not iaolute Don't Give Up Hojte inatiyn scheduled by the single hour lecture. would have to 1st arranged between the student Th A French oir wui pi itself completely from outside help. A substantia) number HITS Bit; TEN RULING 0 SAE party this < ment requesting the special scheduling of its exon-m stand for "dominion status" with their northern neighbor, You needn't feel upset if your roommutc thinks you aren't Viples will done* to tl quite "normal." At least that's what Dr. W. R. Bett, of To (he Editor: , jimmy Mason's bond Egypt. Some want similar status with Britain. Others Even if MSC has actually violated a Conference rule (an mi* will advocate a temporary United Nations sovereignty. London, suggests in his book "The Infirmities of Genius." r.hls (ion which It questionable;, the whole affair is still a But the Communist* are agitating for a program Dr. Bett poses Ike question as to whether genius the "pot calling the kettle block." which would cut the Sudan off completely from the outside world and leave the sprawling, half-desert land completely helpless. flourishes only under abnormal atlmulus. He dtw the following ubaervnliomt; Cnrlyle'n life won nn unrenolv- nble mental conflict; Hhelley drank laudanum and drove How can the Western Conference lake sueh a hish-and-mlshlv altitude toward Its newest member, when several. If oat all. af Ma oMar members have been rarrying an rorrupt faetball prar- CAMPUS bv nbllng party" will be Lambda Chi Alph To do this, they fan old suspicions, plu.v heavily his first wife to suicide with cruelty; Hwiabume was a tiers for yrars. and still are! .hi. A combo will pla hatred of the very word "imiierialism," demand immediate cessation of the condominium, which is the joint rule of on the drunkard who had fits; I'oe was a manic-depressive who sought relief in opium aud liquor; Lamh spent I While tho a student al Western State Conference in '49, I naively thought admission would lie something to which MSC CLASSIFIED ■tumc party, and the h decorated as a «amb Britain and Egypt, und agitate for the immediate with¬ time iu a straight jarket; llyroa had a club foot; Keots nulri point with pride. But during my recent |n>st-graduute years ES—Minimum charfai tor II wards at Ion: I day, He; 1 Sen tt the campuses of some of the other Western Conference mcm- drawal of both I lie British ami Egyptians. Non-Communists ers. I can only soy that State has "stmped to conquer" by becoming $1.00; llvo days, flJS pkn Ik wrvico charp lor lock word la oocof. oll». 3c por day aSt say such a program would lead to a chaotic condition up- Dr. Butt say* I hat tin man is u genius benui.se he is n member of the "ItUIr" Big Ten. proaching anarchy. psychopath but "aubjurt* show, given the necuMsury quali- There is a good icason to believe the inspiration for the tios of mind, more thun one process which the psychiatrist In my opinion, the Western Conference to headed by Tnt automotive housing Wilson in nuoe only: artnmlly. II oooms to be underground "Sudanese Movement for National l.ilieration" calls puthologicnl may be an essential element of the virtue to errtoin dirtales rnunolins from over Ana Arbor way. Con¬ launched in IIMtl came from Communists in Egypt. of genius." sequently. the other nil Ten srbaols ire followtnx to Uw Uni¬ tin the record there are only 700 proved Communist* versity of Mlrhlion's rlasslr example o» brtox n poor low. nog in all Northern Hudan. But educated gne*ae* arc that are now altemplins to detract from MSC's rreenl football itory Communist* with their tools and dupe* have a strength The government any*: Michigan State News If there were any truth to the Conference's accusations, why isn't State being penalized instead of being placed on probation* Could „XS. KirtSW'S; j aisid tor. c.iit r.Di-ejn stisr a IM — LOST AND FOUND - — Kappa Delta. Alpha It be becittise the powers behind the Conference ruling fear what i I/JOT "Communism is iueoni|iatibli> with Islam, the Moslem re¬ the football public might think If it knew how really weak the iiturday night Sigma ligion and most thinking Sudanese reject it, but its doc¬ .ha Tau Omu will trines tend to deceive the huvu-not* who. in their ignorance, I. for one, would like to see MSC drop out of the Dig Ten before annual "Blacgha believe a grasping impcrnlism, uceount* for the differences they lire completely contaminated hy the poor sportsmanship of Ball." at tho Boo eti the other members. in their present standards of living observable lietween Lois I. Patterson their own now rising circumstance* and the standnnl esta¬ re: Detroit Free Press blished und maintained by the Western world only through Nndanal Advertising Sanriae, Int Detroit Time* (+M,*0 P«t/cd country .land on its own k 40 feet. Tim (dminform wants the local Communist to fell the p.m . WtNiien's C»>m . Alpha Phi Alpl ALPHA DF.l.TA MUiMA and the t*nk>n P party Islongs to him und that he has t, big stake in it. It:It) pm. Hoorn 34. ITtiio: • ve (lancet Seturdd 2 |i 00 w# ^ tl.20 ^ #i| Left Marilyn i,u«U'U a c^4cs«'.7^ hoeplimger |aktng co. White Butcher l.u.an 111,, Clou 4To®i II.MsH ITU DENT epihi««i 9j- --r ceo. t. '»• >- $12.00 sSfi'4 # .«-• r • ' p* f«S«e D.«,« „,M. $1 U — KW H«XI FX E"»»' by Stele Ttwot* K-"*"- "«• Mir over Coiiver t>rut C t, biMt top. leiemeal TTTTw" • ' f • 5 Or." md>, .«,( • p m T F re W ' kwi io. f .nfi sales — rentals (i«jAajUKOlt taUb uw *KU«. r. The glared cotton WOLYHINE TVEWt.JWCO rvnmoir shaded in ditirrrnt HOY 1 rtouiiu (or tsnas C««dur»v I|) L iALkaalOC "DANCH „ vssids/tililtejar Left wool LANSDN Marilyn loves to ski. ' JL B HI SIS M M HI Barbara Weolcott. TXSCV 0*0 sIBBM HlklBflBBoifei Nt. Hart Next Wook: Mi TM Akgkk aoi'l^al [i*b* ito&iiii* tt* m6*Ham statt *«a a fm ii*» eekend Parties 'Play on Wheels' Picked to Disperse Social Circuit For Variety Show Theme Gloom of Approaching Finals m* • Sixteen acts will b»* and Larry Mom*oa Daaiboio W) PVrr Dickie. Mcme Al- to Lett Wolf. At the Union Board var senior, with a huckster act. this evening at 7 30 p After intermission CUie Muralti. phM Epeiton end Three Kieert Union Ballroom. 'Kilo. Hawaii, vphnmore. will do jor to Marleae Jeffe. Ueirerertj • [erm Dances "Play on Wheel**" i« 1 ice: Jim ' o Bring Out 'ormal Attire Tied for First , Cask Midwestern League Take Third in the outlook for Michigan State* n it open* a two-game series againat id up to a tarcr Minnesota Gopher* at 8 in the ice arena: its heart ■t hockey t* finally _The Gophers are currently tied for the Midwest Collegiate sigr-si# « League lead with yyw fo the MSC &" r.jcr third p Dakota' with 14 win* Mariucct trf marked by 25 .. for s 14 losses for 17 point*. The .ar.ding th^< Track Fina . i will close the season for in college hockey In Johnny May- aslch, Dick Dougherty and Gene unpKr.« Incishn f.i Weldie Obon got Uamdf a Campbell. The three playera are ■A the >psrtan.« jneri 1-2-3 in Maysslch, league scoring. Scheduled tne the .Ktory unpredk Woistnaeo mr»i l*» oi by Ron Hartwell of Colorado Col- For Big Te n+ittrt, i?nr» * dwaaaagi last season at 67. He can a lad ■a. Mka he- t the total goals mark, held by Hartwell with 40. t-i. mm* ami (Big Ten's finest track iiald performers will ily Denver and Michigan vis, individual and team S»turc been able lo keep Mayasich the 43rd annual Wester. titles' ,e t tt F.e!dhou*e. ttsocr. son. The Pioneers held him lo n« to*** one assist on Jan. 3 and on Jan. re* vintf Jiadu la a melee before i IT he was completely blanked by bias's Mlars gatl. the Wolverinea. Jerry Bsegia Moved task Me Mayaaich'a 62 the aats lar Mat* MHr a law all-time Minnc- Michigan Takes Favorites9 Role tndivldual Paris*. Watwriat powM pbrt Jack Bsriartri MM IMP Ms tests lo keep pace with MicHIshii, who can tie for the crown with two wins over Mlchisan Tech. In Conference Swim Conclave In the cage for the Gophers will hattcst clab in the conference. be Jim Malison, who has done n ■ By JACK HOLE There is als > for Minnesota Cleveland may awim despite his |I meter That race is the grueling 1500- | freestyle, where McCnffree 1 State's (trs in Tom Payettep The "Big Show" of Rig Ten P Chuck Bald- weakened condition. Report* from j Bert MrLarhlnn will collide Leading Minnesota at defense swimming power will begin its with win. Bob Schumacher and Chuck rough Keith Weglcilncr, who Ihrce-day run tonight In Iowa Wednesday said that who won the event along Egelcr. This quartet has turned led the league In penalty minutes City and with 61. thickest experts predict the plot in several years. and vas out of the hospital may he ready ta go for the with the 220 and 440 races last year. Me I.nth Ian took in the second-best time in the "ft? *4umped to a 3-1 Itad l«t* conference this season in the 400- period as Olson slam- Leading roles will be taken by sprint prelims Friday afternoon. awards in ull three yard freestyle relay and a similar bo goals hi Ian than two the three recognised conference On the Ant bo lacad H swimming powers—Ohio Slate. t'Hfh Charles MrCaffree'a McLnchlan will definitely have would net TERM PAPERS DUE? Miehigan and Michigan State. his work cut out for him. Konno set a new NCAA record in the a big ten pointa lor Wolverinea. by Staple Them for Better Grades! mnrathon lust year in the con¬ rirtae of a M-43 victory aver ference championships at 18:11.5. the Barkeyra laat Matarday. In Jehu Hig Selrrlion of MrLuchlnn's time was 19.08.4. Meek. Bruce AMrftefc. .. . moat ha rated aa the meet's Ten. favorite, bat bath the Spartan. All the dual meets this so Frank the • minii fares have been simply rehearsals and Lanny Johnson are available mean nothing in the final confer-1 for backstroke and individual • PAPCa MACHINES Defending champion Ohio State, enee outcome. All honors must he petition will into full hit hard by the loss of sprinter j f move medley duly. Reynolds recently rea|»ed from this one huge rami- {sw Fridny^with prelims in six set a new varsity record in lb* Spartan defense to • SCOTCH TAPE Dick Cleveland In an attack of vol. even is scheduled for the after¬ 130-yard individual medley at mumps, wil more than likely give The Spartans have dmpped onl; noon Finals in these events will 1:34.6. CAMPUS DRUGS the Wolverinea the moat trouble. one dual encounter this seasoi The Buckeyes slill heve plenty of and that was to the undrfcatri he held Friday evening. The re- Divjng for State will be Ken Coyne. Jock Hellwege, Don Morcy big stars that should ahinr Wolverines. Both squads dippn Saturday afteri and Lewie Michaud. Favorite in brightly in the cast. the Bucks, but McCafTrec's crev Depth is a de 'he competition Is Ohio State'a faced them when they were minu the Big Ten flawless Capt. Bob Clotworthy. Olympic stars Ford Konno am Cleveland. Revo Nets 50 rNew CREPE SOLE Freemans! ... v in "Golden Tail" glove-soft leathers! EASY-GOING COM FONT As Rio Grande Ends Season ball season Wednesday its 39th straight victory, and Clarence "Hevo" TrancU ran bia season total to t.934 as Rio took an easy 109-35 win form Wtlbcr- After several spectacular CLEVELAND (Ah—Utile Rio rolling again at 16:4* on a typical Grande College closed its basket¬ power play as Lou Paelatto (tick¬ ed to Ron Martinson in front of night with I ho net for the fourth saves Chin struck again at 19:66 as ha skatad past the Spartan da- Charles I and raky is worth 10 points Scott. 11 totals and < might swing I fenders and batted in a loose \ EASY ON THE EYES an average of SO points puck for his second unassisted of the other 36 games, an ncsday night he had 54. Mat Meet Ends Year The laat ward I s9" Enjoy light comfort - bright Color In • - PLAIDS * Wonderful feeling FREEMAN'S I SH. O* "*B*(4r" efcw olort... tcfurr aras your roommotr 317-318 tkopot E, Grind Kivcr Ave M - ■='• rijfi titHCflCAS Stnt V f»nw narrow Voluk Leads East Shawi flals 'or Third agerr Opportunity Position To Dorm Cage Crown 1#: Ti^h ird lireatenigd bv 4M* hock«rt« ll Km MUXtt tie car,/er ettvaU aft hoi*ted f>s Fun inpi<*« taciaaa sad t, tht >parun-« ate*t IUS- firrt led ne the Mp»r»- oapredietnbie '.f vitrttwifti wetf- g T« irrt. t'wt}* » tocch An n • -re aeaaec. Saturday at tor - T.t'.itM* netted J! thtf tut* < C»oh Fete daana tre» mat) MiSuw to The he imo* c-r. the ieJJ-il art-it ..I the Spartan eear*. »e- tatr. D._» •■too ha> raitma into the U>a »ee*e«j. ibot- ' ,iri* thira plate oeee the ,u Gopher* try a «caM tJlwl , c ntatfin a* the Spartan* ^rt Tiro Amputees to Com/tele in Ten Gymnastic Meet Big 4>tmltill«- 4 [innovtfa dose* jt.« cunfuign Mmni wita S*tur4*jr ncnir^ Ij VMATIO.M11 top^ for rla^rooni or • »"™eh'iLto5^ Hm' I (j>l»ru(lo Sprinw .'C |t» l Mg|t ftitiift til 1|H" I Pilgrim ultk aekslanli# lew 3 Waane _ >>aHea T-a ,, Y _ ft3 reet/ D frf )| yicoRO t } ■ p„ ■ #1