VOL 145, NO. 12 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN Kit (HAY, AI'KII, 10. IflM Prisoner Pact Signing Nears Parly Agreement Would Start ftxehungc April 21 MCNKAN i/l'i —Knar A.lm. .John C. Daniel Friday (Kor- » Irller. It enntolned can time) -mid Allii'il ami Hail liainini teams hoped to com¬ nil a correction In bar plete ami . ign Ant unlay an agreement fur exchanging >11*- ahlnil war riiplivcs whirh wnulil return 12') Americans, 20 Karan Rah. M» S. alto wMk bar father. lato T. llritish, la French, Turku, fM-trntt ...akamma, aa aha Irtoa tort bar "aaMta" Oral I Canadians, (irinkn anil Dutrh. £» f /' . niork and Hrklle Haaaa Mw aat far I tonlaM at Um (ofi Foils Test | anil alwiiit 460 Smith Knreitltn. g It II fIS f i/|f« lira ad ma Ior noafened In | tu the IN. -iili-. |)onkrv ItuHkclhull Symington WAlZT Claims lorse Show lo 0|h;ii Airomoil on p«rhaii|ln| ilh- * i-.*h» »"«•««- In Pavilion Tonight ffhrrr'a Spring t he If «i«m-.i sniiini.iv it,,. hange would ,n„l i,y A|.nl 21 lira, have armed ir. r.l„„. Army WASHINGTON l/l'l its Whole — Ken. 100 Mi< hiioin Statu stuili'iits will pMrtii'ipatn / V I him ih<- fifth iiniiiiiil Work nml Rriille Horn* Show tonight ami R » ™."!h,T*«?M,*|vrlT..'Tw -Svmlntft'>n Ill-Mill saifl ,,i'iiil.iv evening, nrrorillng to I'uhlitity Chairman Keith Strong W inds Inrth Korea,,s ana tiki ( him-vr Thursday that i-ivilian heads lllotc Down ^^LLETIN 'teferise Department [•a., lillv Tnelr .1 Ut.KlCS lam 1"TkoVhow will .(.rt .1* i„ (rhonts to JII-NMAN of-Tlir I om- "" '»>""«• IK-ai pimped |that l.ivcntiH'k I'MViliiin nighta. A matinee will la' lielil hnlh RjIVtJ ^|a,|*# I*' Ijlllflfl ('.am/nis Trees imnMi nfflrrr- .1 delivered In I'.itmu,, can Allied IrMn lot'- Om Korean War lair in IDVI. '-ivrrahg.ni.. l-.rrr.nr ■*'' rrt, 1 v i,f I'arking ,- "vrrv important" Inllnr frn-n ii.r Air f-.rit- aid -i,r jrant Saturday nflrrnnnn at 2. l!,n Stm II In I.I. linn toll- , , ... ...... ,, , , Tha three avanto In Ika Waal- Family >1rilllMT* II,» K Harris-.,, Jr.. . h-rl ' . W' Problems , an. jr- atoaa that will ha indeed raltl* MttlMir wnakin. alnal. ||i..|,|i«|,| I'n.uraill ^ P F Twn huinlri'il mi-mltcrs nf I Mrifl Widening I hi- MW Chorus anil Orrht-K-1 lii'la I mli-rway ' Ira will prnarnt thi- aai ri-il ur-l va I alnrin "Klijah" try Mt-nili-l*- I i i I.aiming'* project tniav A Hart Street front j "" Itnail to Charlra ha ■ II. la-gun in tha fall nf;rv i- finally materializing., »• I'.iiriarrha, ritv manage Fitlm- Mitrm. Tim, Spartacade Takes on Pnnty Raider Carnival-like Effects ( limits Tree He MANOV fiimiK.I;* To Escatie Shol Cult trial liKhla. an i-nlarifml miilwav ami iallin|»- inuaie will i-ri-att- a rarmval i-ffpet for Siwrtai-uili- on April IK ill .h-nituin Kli-hlhoiiM, at-iordiiiK I" Mai Iter!ram, t-hairman •>( the atalfilllf rommitti-n. Iloase lo Consider r"lomJ l",llw H"'1 lh" ",,t- lini-H of hiilft! I-Iitwna will la- 'I sirrrt mm, in i»i Tht qiiren and hi-r 1 lilthti-il alrinif the walk li.-afl- - ilila week. alrnl nrrtton 1m resented at ca. h si I iitieen t, Karen Kuly. a. Appropriations iiiK In the lielilh-iiit-e. Ktrkii.'. dean "I men. appeared. The -nation at,mat relanne i. 11 rxm-itc-1 to be ! is ihr aamhler ot Mr. For Stale Colley*es ' l-e ■ letnre none Albert Street (rem June I. , .|„hn r Kuly Kuly is an-up^dupertted. ^ ^ ^ ^ vljIUnre led nil a I ward soph.more. Inereate. in tire apprmtrial tons -Inrmitrrries later on a false alarn.. >far.^d ,MHlnt ( hamellnr had 1 Rna-I to Iharle, stlreet 1 -r all .late .uppoi"*! ' "lieges, —* final nwrtlnt with the Preal. irri and InaUltollen mi Thiiteen-sear-nld Lainl I'a: ne mrtrrrd e«.Uree» nnefc- ihr AbbeM lirl M.A.C. from Galetn will .how her three. l*a""t mare, a .late champn-ti Prn' j " peri-.r n-l uliure the (.'niiMrvaliMi and Agri* Deparlnienls were pro- Hannah Plans **n4 41"" ' '-linn, at Albert Mreet Ar exhibition in wagnn pullins Matthew Pa aoed in the lir.l appropriation "led In lighten the park- nklem. 1 h> r'«ht Shetland pontes i. plan- ne.ln a a tied. MSC on Jur ! 'Family Visit and at Um tear at the ravllton. l'«p|i«-(- Seek Tllit'f The Th,- .how hat been .p-tnn-rr-l ■ , llub"" Stale >«■*» of si.To on CunipiiH c 'nc « n#l <»f 1950. Jul* 0|mii«-iI Iluulrr In Sho* Film** r'SfST.JSJ; ! Token to Lire Reritoi \l f iNonniii (!ouio note, .tone onto ln tfiggir Auditorium a Abbott Hand to - l*rt»f At if.d»nd U Hunter. MSC reet. ntortlng Man- I A senior ptemt rental will be j telev isioit -Jevel.ipnicnt rtirettnr. I given in the Muaw Auditui turn , w»il 'lihcuw TV prouramming ^mf Sunday at « p.m. by Vera Ti.hell, m . the Counrtl (mm , ' Uminu MntDt and lor Mrmis. tun to Th< HaiMle| -SuJlc fju. Ill m U , < parade on May It Mlnor- wl|| open the program I i to the city manager 'im usmoii. The p«r4de -gon^,, p, D Major by M"/a.t I w.ij NEWS IN BRIEF (.ainpiiH (Mevr /»/„„ fltr Korean Split Denieil 21 I*Ic>U||h (»111 It V irg 1 At Spartan Nurotrv 'l\s II-:..:..— I 41 ItriAlllg l.hlirpe WASHINGTON UA—The White jdmalon iii Korea is either -In.rable or feasible. lloiae -aal Thur«lay the h"*,r "iminislr,'aai baa rea.he.1 taj roneluainn that , pet r I Parents Receive Tips on Handling Junior Ismdou Sub trays C.rasli. Mine Hie frfchr. Apffl lo, .Tlft* MICHllA* *«W8 TAHPtw ri.ASSirir.iH Editorially I MfcUgi*® State New* Weekend Schools Welcome JACK ANDRMON Smile ml* ami Fneuh? wtia are an ■Inn « M iSESr., ikffdsssLWsu wessz Sensible Criticism •JjSF* t*. MMg*tl H l«. Rend psymsnl Stteciul ► f ■ rhomb * Chrtn or HUMima rhnmh » are hwBed t* hear • l»rm, Ni fnr two 5Si Thr iiiinitlnii of The i|timtinti nf rollers* nnd congressmen continue* lo- ■< «o'« *'• mnkr thr nrw* almost tlnll.v nml Professor Rltn Nrokm of NYU recently rolled nltrntlon to thr "danger of Ions rang* Jack Amleianti, nml remote control of n nchnol'n cnrriciihim hv ntngre**- fl'h'iau •elation *» Vnli'Ol'i Ountie mrn noil committees." « to. Hmoll nine t Emptor 1 n«»"P or"-* at the Pleat Uhsrrk Profennor Nmlon clnlmn thnt If college* must lie Inventl- gated, then thin Job belong* on n locnl level hrwmw n committer on thnt level In In, better contort with the Im- a. a, _ 5*s. _ IB4" t?=w ;;2r eOWO |. Italian'! II. tVtfrtw nf Chriat (DtaOplest mntlntr rlrrumntanren nf the cnmmunlty, and would be rmSmlb better able to help plan thr rnurarn with the aaalntonre Interpreting tk« News of the nrhool anthoritlen. However, nhe pointed ant that "the IndlvldoalKy of eneh eaNece In planning Ma rerrlroloni In of extreme April IB-ltHh al 7:ltt Iql By I. M. ROBERTS, JR. Im porta ace to the malnleoaare of academic freedom In Associated Pre** New* Analyst the I'nlted Slaten. It woo Id he dUaotroon If we were The United SIntc* may I*1 preparing to throw some hnll* nf It* own Into the now ponro game Iwgun two week* ago l»r. Nealon, who tearhen coomen In government and by Soviet Russia, toil Is not going lo do anything whlrh pnlitlrn, nahl that "the nchnoln welcome reaponnlhlr crltl- might confuse the i**llo of n triirn In Korea. clnm." nml that there I* "too much fear of Inventlpntlon." C'nnn{«l«*rtil>lr rnnfilslnn tin* Is-en created hy report* from Washington thnt tho administration h*« some plnn* for n divided Korrn nml it t'nltr.l Nut ton* trusteeship ItVir Undoubtedly. Dr. Nealao la right a bant arhooh web romlna "responsible rrlllclom" hot hy no at retch of the i the prenenl cnnariaalnnal Inrealign- Churches UOI.I.KCK MITHKRAN kast i.anbinf} Thin nppnrenlty In due lo the furl There may ts> fear of Investigation lint the fear Is gener¬ (III'HCII unity crntkr two differ- Ini around nf Mean and policy mnklmt i ally in the wrong place. The edta-alur* are frightened hy "•me of the lactic* used by committee* but the public, for Thr whole objective of policy I* to achieve a truce mat the most part, doesn't seem to he concerned. UetWM C Wall. e. then really yet down to work on |tenre. I'omlltlonn of the In her address, IN. Ncolon warned against the rata- truer llscif anil thr atmosphere under whlrh it mlahl he plete acceptance of orthodoxy In our system, saying, "lei u* not flatter our enemies hy Imitating them." completed will have an lm|*>rtant lienrioit. Idtller to the Editor It would hardly arem likrlv that the United State* nnd The voter* of the nation should Is- a* much concerned i wi* is nisto- wm- the United Nation* could ever ttet away from the idea of a about the danger of fear lactic* nnd hasty action u* they "PROFESSORS, I'l.KASK!' unified Korea. There i* unite a pnnnihlllty, however, that, '•re about the dunger of t'ommunlsm. Only clear- once having slated this stand in peace neitotliitlon*. it thinking and prudent action ran solve the To thr Editor: won hi then !*• used for Imrgulning purpose*. Yesterday Iw st. thomas aquinas cathoi.ic church The United Stale* and the western allien, fnr In- ntanre, have never recognlred the (irrmnn-Pnlinh bor¬ lionulx llath Charm*... M.I Masse*—7:1 Ml AhhsM goad der nrrnngemenl. the Iron I'lirlnin In ftermany. or In Two student* walked from Ismdnn to Cl Austria. They are just farts that persist from year to lilt mile*—In It! hour* to keep date* with flirtim IN year. A very simitar condition ranld apply to Korea. cishI*. I'robaldy took them for The idea of a U.N. trusteeship for Formosa is even less concrete. It was considered Inntr into, lint now Formosa is Market Problems | the seat of the Nationalist liovernmcnt, which holds a veto-power in the U.N. Security t'oitncll. There Is a possibility that under changed condition* Red China might I*' |iermilled to enter the U.N., tail there is no Intention to make a government in-exile of the Na¬ Slo hiI 11 J'or tiring ig I'onferenee Mj*' 0UMijieeU Jmm e~* rami mnrkrtlmt problems Witt tionalists. re. J. *. I When the While House says these ideas have re. Pool Mao*. AssX. — re. Usheet g. I not been "considered" it means, of course, that they AUTOMOTIVE FOE SALE HOUSING Phooe Ml 1 Mil have not been handled In the National Security Cnun- christ i.iithrran rll and by the President as orders of business. S?-?'»■«« church AM. SAINTS KITSCOI'AI. CHURCH What is hnplsming is that |sdicy makers are casting aansiiwwii m ran. i is. alsatt constantly in all directions. Thr recent Russian pence |W ( all ft I ra ■ freh-r* obviously rruuirc counter-feelers. If for no other ■ sssio-Uste purposes than to determine the depth of Kremlin Intent nnd renrtion. LOST and FOUND There Is a strong tendency In U.S. diplomatic proce¬ dure lo beep things concentrated on the particular r.!TC l-x""*'.1.,!,";,! point at issue of the moment. ItuMf a truce hi attained list: ttrntlniiU- SiihIi-hI In Korea, the subsequent pence conferences may prove In he an open field for the Introduction nf Ideas a host To (JJvr I'iniio Rrrllnl aH Ibe Astatic manifestation* of the Kasl-West con¬ Murllvn EMPLOYMENT uvkvai oashm IVtrrmm. Nrw Al flict. I-ai SrtrTStn IVaco terms in Korea might very well involve, and I*' in¬ i tsnos HANOI pcopi.rs church campus vespers I'kr nr» « all I O volved in, pence term* for Indis-hinu. Th«> iimcmin. ilivttksi into fmu ni'MMrit c'AMi' iMifmantfrr Nrrtioiih, will willi TiHiMtii US'.'hTv# X£. K*»hdi&mi" PERSONAL r aasMoe^ In K MliwC l»v lUrh. Iiillowwl ! yuglitH. MMhWH rtfWiy, hrrhnry, Editorially l» Mono V- ' Son.ii.i mi t Kl*i SSSS^aj^ iTii i^imLaaug^ JllAVrM OABV . jro.o. Nl"*''k"nr '"ii-lj Mil*. 11 College or G.I.? The wave of vnmlalism Iw vneat Mining college student* • Ml*. mimi«rt TlMVrl. I*,.lemon niitiil*-,. s Ml it) not mil cloae Hn. kninnin.iK nnuinmtm MOh and | OIJWMOBtt.r aviit hhift fwitt 4 it hi mi mmimrth wttrk |i«rt-llmr nuw and Mid full-llmr — !*»*• hiulo men lor axu UAVSNPIIH1 'loSTijff flhi.T'T"' SERVICE which ha* had Ft. latudertlalc in a state of chao* for the past few day* brings to mind an interesting thought: INFORMATION We wander just what effect this will have an the JJ'-iuno jAfKrrs minds of government official* weighing the pmadhihly ation vr roar church INTKUNATtONAI. ftl'l i nf draDIng more cohere student*. of christ. scientist Uerlatnly the conduet of Kastern ami Midwestern stu¬ ai'NUAV HTOI* AT Clurlir B lUrh^r *hnm t.w dent* in the South the past few day* can have little lienc iiAmMA nri.TA «in cm. It,*,III 1.1. Union HOUSING ficial effect on the men who must divide whether or not ALPHA rrslt.ON UNI mkn STVUKNT* Ht'Rt'lAIJZINf* in [1 Joe Cottage lierome* 0.1. Joe. a m p.m., iHit t-,.ia>«e rtntt w. .'.ir'-a*; rtfto Uwin* prrt m If, AM, Mu,e. ltd lam B-sl— non# rn aits tf (h i-lsn Spartarade ramii.y stvir oi f.ninUln • » p (Continued from r»r I OjyyhCaB Inr ran an Ann M nam urwT •PP*»«M*nnh naf''•• *»"• sw ll.ee so -Ills trnmPmnUT On idrnoni rsnrh Wssl Wsi side of Bfii" ' J 0'rh«<" > il JJ TyPEWRITCRS ■AST LANSING THIN IT! ■ Sot SALES — RRNTALS Mfsit. It la. nervosarv te obtain i»-r- ill fmu *0* seOsfs M* lo tsstssi. . ~ trrsn Ksil MrDonel. Sc- of thr stale Board of j TV* ddisil' I l»w» hows io CWsi umiTillmi I si mis . ■ i ■ en r diJB fow Mb odd. w Ob *1 «t**y lo A, ^VHINE TYRfWhlTEff CO. hoooPM ooow. tsoof Mmm ••h horn do ooswd MM yrxssz Night Suff JBI dlJHHM rIIJ oTdeu'^w 'vbi.Ts'tor^' dL£ JLMM JHH JJiil S^d MR Aa. Ms tad in i hillJ mJBJ alHRU tsMal lmod lor ooMaoi Mo*. H> JHBB amm Mmm mmm MM Mmm •dla* a*. C ladq t«. \*M April 10. tnit Miertt#** k*w* H+nm laseball Team Makes Debut Against Alums Saturday Its Picks Munn Expect* 20 Lettermen it Dangl Othnr Dirtifi frotth imrl HnrftMH .Mm »* l^wlsl fin" gimril Slarler Hiirk Nyntnifri: ami l#*ft halftwrh Howard Si ! |1M Itl ■•Ji f if .1 i'l I A.V-; . T II K MICHIOAN RTATK NKWR Intermit tonal { House Takes Whither IKn»t Then* Variety Phi; lesPiish Reds from Hills Action Measures on Tax Winnie the Loom' Hint North 'lottos Planned for Mnnlruls ttml Hun • W ithout M ion* Ivtilltin Chief lliil Get Marine dorps mi Tin II hiw lirnke H* Umill'm measures Thursday l""1 NKW VOIIK I" You lltirtliuin, will <*«•*111• i Irltiitliunitl Cltll) VUllr|y Offers Offiver Winnie, j night nl the I'hi.iii ,,, III. |ii.i|«.Rr,| $40 mlllliin p»y- rm Wiped Out mil Inn win reported lm art Inn. ui-iuiltdtvl Mow i •ill It'lntl nimi ||,:,|H nml (he ttliuv i ultiilenls, In Retake l Mi nihrff »»l I lie »inli III I It*' tdtOW Will ii IterhMn. i Block and Bridlt Spark your "loaf life" with Lively Arrow Sports Shirts Arrow Spoils Shirts Add "Local Color" To Campus HORSE SHO Spartan Wiio To Study Makeup Tpar tan W'\ti h* gmir will nftl Monday „t t p.m» W or/./'* h'timou* JO? Htm t-w BuHdinc 'Makint Our**hf» Attractive" »U> be th- 1* -th «he nm. Fiirmwr Eight f'.Miy llilrh | |tir« In charpc of Mttry ler HW, rttthi*-* Home E»n- Education Mt>f Mutl »* RENT Fri., Sat. amic» pa»t MUoiul pdvunr of ihe Tu« tun Honumakro of America i are invited ;t>*hr- The> 're ct>l«irful... comfortable... just tin? tnk.-t for action .ir velaxin'. We haxe • April 10, Arrow "tiabanaro" in a wide ranyo of Reserved Seats smart solid colors . . . Arrow "llude Kanch" time "Sanforized" cotton) in a •>»■ "iii. w ide \ariciy of colors and check sizes. 8 p.m. HSCPAVII All have ihc extra-comfortable Arafold collar that looks goml o|icn or cUiscd. All washable. See our selection today! S«L Mrthni 2 pm. thanks to the new- crop of Arrow sports shirts. Smart solids in rayon gahardine. .hecks andptaids in "Sanfor femtmring tred cotton and other fabrics, will be Men on campus from coast to coast. Available at all Arrow dealers. Varaitj Chib vs. Vrt. Med. Club ARROW Adults 75c Kids 5Ur epfMuppnup mmm