Give Your .got hep, WEATHER: iiont be left, RAIN MAY' bring ,;KT A gkeen feather! KOTC PARADE TO HALT MSCV^T DAILY 'PUBLICATION 145, NO. 29 east lansing, t( today, may 5, 1953 " m ■U.N. Leader Calls Move bill Impractical ^ --I? ''ill Consul Stiff CuatiMly in Korea fit PANMtlNJOM id', — The Allien told C'lmtnutlint trure delegate* today they would not agree to trait.«|»ort IK,000 prisoners held by ttie U.N. can- i mand to ii neutral Asian country after a Korean armistice. The Registrable To Receii||^ i,- Revamping entertain g raparky «•«< , Idite («ntfT» Work, Exprme', A4# . r;W I'lan* an ItrlnR ma4» to study and rhaiiKf late irs of 'Biggest Show of *53' tration, according to R.RM trar Koliert Linton. Thin dromon *•< rrarkk. kr "A ' Please Enthusiastic Audience thr Registrar') OfTi," attar a or- Ii 11\\ nai'NVAND Autumn" change* were appsurnt ♦ ,v Iff Herman switched from older ja// I .-la liUntial Wuofty ' rroeeming 974 irwer ideas in mood- He drive was still Thir does not i 'time spent »*• « mT m Thing* really hus to New Marker* ,hf"t,h Point Way to -king were featured in concert ncar-tapaclfy crOwd.. that Kellogg Center sighing «od shout- such favorites a* "» ■!*» » - Raising thr frr lor lair regra- — I student Congress Hoard that • urr that sten* bo hy petition* Klectinn Solicitations to Openi ie Hack to Me." (ration and giving thr MudanU l« Mailable to an "zCampus Chest Drive apo Blond Call > and Tlx Hard taacli- who register at thr regular ttmr ibn Deetionv Chairman, until ' priority on adjuataanU to arhrd- "tftcinl dair for dlatribul Thay alao rrcornnirndcd that Registration ulrr wrrr among KuMrsftsmn la ' decrease lair regiakntlnns. ord.r to study thrar and othrr In , S'ala Newn. Itr designated to tarry all all •Cieial aflwial election tlrrtlon nolle. notices, r-i .. ,' < .IMNIh. . .... .. «.UIIlHters. < »rceil P eallllTH .. m the campus directory «-vs suggestions. a foklt farulty-atu- ——— rjr at |f I Milton Hanm. y to Fee < ON( » RT. race 9 ( I been appointed by King, Studente Win To Wark A,,,,Mal FllllH ifoal of II per student, 275 Attend "**" '' Tbf aw;»rd wt#» gtv«n l»v »! lhm Funds collected from solW»I "tIT After Crush " . _ t Summer. ! Founder's Fund «»f Hotel Association »n honm "he M>» htgi tat ions and the «chi .mil art work. ••r of the Art Dr- Tht signs, ■ mturt thr rhaai Hanm and e*ecu»ed by Bulla F. t ba« k - Otrrdor ol thr Noonnn of the Huildiogv an.I | IV« k Utilities Department, with »he a>- m-lMl, and thr | wa> ir ststance of C. A. Ruscnbroi*. pur- j Smith n fi-M tared m .Ssnni <«sent, have bs^n placed j leg. *1 t in Ortnk.r In aid stranger* to the campus (4 pre\ Ucfcetcd IVtk and to help everyone make t*ticr j The uk of the 43U acre campus. for cx< "w t rrlar.au Studio | NEWS IN BRIEF I "0 Tuesday, Junr U 'ra.ahle at that ttmr. • rvnn, arr: »l» tor 1 Via for • rrodrto rwUibJr la private IUif* Murk Time in Korea 1 'Und. a,vl alio at StXtfl. Pit—Smith Kurrana t,w>chi V"nh K.*r»n» shsig the front Mondav. waging war as ^',al. bvn hunUir.1. „f ilsjuaanda <>f AUwi autdxra nunkr.1 Una. Pr S'nator * * * » '•r. U! (Aturl Overriden Hare Official 6l State Racing Author, , to thr Hurl Park Racing > thr State Supreme Court r« Debutante* Party at Buckingham Pgtoco Mo—day. More than «0 mmmm ■ Ml on gowns Hied into the white and paid Ntdl 9t9* traditional rurtsv Negroea to Vole in Texa* Primary Tuesday, May r, , TUB MIC ttlOA* ITATI HitS •«Jay, May «. !*■ Plaopnienl Bnrean Interview! HATE COMPANY ® tWATIIIN ' Campus Chest—Give Once, Serve All Dmy Corning Chevrolet-Transmission Sai'lna* Zurich Oeu. Accld., I.lolslllty IJetrs.it Trune Un. *"n' National Twist Drill ttoeheshi. in non-segrugated colleges. The Kit Vlllv «'<>• (ALSO SUMMED) Indian..,,,, , A few your* ago. the students asked for American lintels Corp. (AI.SO Wllllnn.o.... • united charity drive that would replnce purpose of the organisation Is to help acad¬ summed) the seemingly numberless appeals for do¬ emically qualified Negro students to obtain Baker-IVrkliu Saginaw admission and scholarship assistance to the - Uamls-ll. Wynnt A Cannon Miiskei-,.,. nations. Foundry The Student Government (then known colleges and universities of their choice. Orent Wwt tsife Inn. Co. LniwInK American Cancer Society (15'. )—The of Detroit Dclruli as the "Student Council") grunted this re- ' National Dank quest and the result is Campus Chest—Ihe well-known organisation which supports Hnlviiy Process (Allied CHwn, A Syrarusc. ■; cancer detection units throughout the coun¬ only official charity agency of Michigan Mueller Brass Port lint. „ State College students. try furnishes free diesslngs to all cancer Falun Mf*. Co. • Buttle «•■.,) patients, free medical examinations, trans¬ Deepfreew Al.pl. (Mtr. Prod, Chling... • Once during each school year the portation for patients and fellowships for Campus Chest eondurta its drive for research in cancer'cure. Tlnie'Mtiaasliic (WOMEN ONLY) Chirac., : • Infantile Paralysis fund (15';)—'The Standard Itralslcr Co. Detroit various charities which are united In (tl) DIvlsiiHis nf BENDIX Hans,r t .. Ihe single appeal. money received by the National Founda¬ •AVIATION: Etmlr.i -( y tion is divided Into two areas. Half goes Bendlx Avla. York, P. The slogan for Campus Chest's fund- to the local chapters to finance treatment Eclipse Much. Detroit raising cumiwign is: "Give once-servo all." Drndix Avla. and the other half to the national head- The goal is pi per student. ^ Tcterf' "> A dollar might seem to he a lot of cash in the g Rndi*nprod?fn | Also Despatch Lab. nf Den- Detroit II Clean t'o. Detroit II US Patent Off., (Dept. Wash!).,:' ■ J Three Oaks Schools Dnltnn < NATI0N4L SCHOLARSHIP S'EtSBs- I Brooklyn PS (Mich.I !!& E. E. IV. « Diver Bnu«c PS Carroll Mo SERVICE FUND ZOlo PS , a Dexter !rh|. J Cowl.'"' Detroit M.Vv- SC,,:r,rlrX'r'h,''™r'''r" National Scholarship Service and Fund . The organisation in far your : rnnveni- . Reason for Effort ar ar •" wll, rafj Ann sivyrr. frin J. S. M K. F.i.M, " fili- 'The' trading is under the dl- ■ME]DTMroHJ|pH There are two immediate reasons. First, when we have pubtlr Is invited. j SmBBBSKEII fi R«'« a^'&fiTOndlyl^^'he^o^qHit^dty^tn' l"rlng4& « " " *" n,l|t's hJtSl^' moJTaar^ 'accent' that ^ *M/kU4 5"liE ~ I FOR SALE LOST i ff'tt.'SK.r&sspsrs citSZ&VJzr,. n(Mi ss: AUTOMOTIVE SHc?' WSS"**" S'SSu. -S• a, and tv <:r "|| mmm, . ass m>. t. T.V. ENG!>. nsas, svi'SLiv ' —■ lucon p.-* SEC US lw AM* ZLVSiz ,day. May «. Not In Grill, TW Enrollment Includes lixty-Nine Missing GIs East tAt using (offer Cars Now Believed Prisoners ( /> One (lent Fox, Coons, Alligator The seven-cent cup of coffee is ic college has its own little separate cage she curled fast disappearing in East '»n South Campus behind the • pily and went 0u sleep, Lansing. If?»lf of the drugstorr manager* temporary classrooms. j All raccoons have a passion for I to em includes a tyro-year- candy bars and Will perform for Michigan But Europe Produces More .Women to Assist lift Ihcy had to raise the price • eight cents when wholesale rices rose early in the month, fog, fur raccoons with a lit- student visitors who bring them, inn an alligator with a pu'.h- | R-ttv, however, is not lien Named Dr. UNESCO Teachers lint the Union Grill intends to Group Jaffe Upholds On fJitcrian Trip Marvin D. Solomon, aid the ?even*eent line until D end of the tiding to Phillip Hall, mill | Two I'OW Planes American Scholars nrofessor tion team of natural sc MSC, will Join in a UNESCO Africa t tend Due in Hawaii Today AIOioiikH Kuro|M- Is reported to produre more true scholars and biology in the sec¬ than America, the Is'Ht American scholar* are o<|iiul to the ondary school system. beat Kuro|ieaii, says Or. Adrian Jaffe who to Lil>eria. ,ASIIINC;T0N (/P) — The of 1951 in spent the summer France, Kngland ami Italy. lie will act as an advisor and or* i,„. Cor|w Momlay made the Si¬ His opinion is that the - ..tie the names of 09 Ma¬ berian government. The purpose le. wh" previously had lieen to demonstrate -itssiriK in action, and the latest methods for handling is considered, may lie problems of illiteracy, ATI RAWS obsmen Take Big Ten Rest; Prepare for Fighting Irish Anci< Renew Till Even Iloiillvman Shine* Rivalry Wit Tigers Nip Yankee Myth, DETROIT .f n doublrhcadcr Mon- w*r Ait llmittcman, slummed score, 3-3. It was the first homer have a little 'breathing , Ki n ItHltcnslicrger started the "« Big Yhn standing.. Yankee hnrleis for 10 hits of the season for the 40-year-old giimr f.ii Ihr Rnllega and wai Ihc real won't la«t (.„ i I a 10-8 victory Monday which plastered will. hi, third Ins, wllh- ar iVotra bama'a pnwe.ii.i | the New York Yankee* iml a victory giving up nine hita Invade Old Colleae field w« an.' five run, in l"lir inniui!,. day aflernoon to rr A grand slam home run by nut- rivalry with the Spa Lrnaue. (lelder Una lb-It in I he "evenlh Formerly occupying the , liin* Yankee ace V'c Ris- Inning after llrst baseman Ted Ihc Knbsmcn now rest in m three reliefers, the Tigers Newhoiiser was gunning for his Klmwwskl had rlnulcd a «r«l place with a J-t league New York into a first - flrsf win of the year and the 201 si inning, three-run homer helped remii| tie with Cleveland and ret in his lifetime. (he Cincinnati (led, In a 1-0 vic¬ battle for the Joanne lead # .* * tory nver the New York ftia-la tonight when the two teams meet In the nlghtrap id the double- (HANTS SPIJT WITH REDS game at Cleveland. NEW YORK t/Pi-Rookie Daryl streak (nr the Spent vr elimaxerl a seven-run eighth inning with a grand slam Ohio Blale hold, the third p with a surprising lt-1 m Fluekeyea beat Purdue, g-2. day and drubbed Indiana Saturday, 12-8 and in-t Michigan'! Wolverine., dumped from llr,I ph.. fourth-place tic with lllim... Inwa's Hawkeyea lunk l«.i| NATIONAL LEAIU'E W. L. Pet. O.B. t .1* By pai'l rr Michigan, Michigan Stat, it o it in u home truck i «di at I. hut worht rwnri Showing wlna over (I:. I»wa. Illinois, Wlarni affair. Mlevitl to la* the Northwest, rn, the Irish lied I her one with the Hawke... ill 10 inninga before being In I. quit due to darkne. Noire Dame bringa a rernr 10 wins in 14 (tail, wtui. Spartan, have won bul four i Philadelphia at HI. Laela Intgbti Chtrago at Philadelphia outings. IdM weekml. the heal Northwestern. 0-4 Dorm Teams Gel Nod Fran Wealker > slate', As Shutouts Dominate IM May. iiorert another tm-'t in Monday after- I" Itormltnry snftliall teamn filially Kid a break from the 'ith Rend, nipping i *'] weatherman Monday niKht. Init still hud tu play under I.-'- previously un- ,r threateniiiK skivs. Big Ten Stamlin | IrisH,—11-1:1. ,th told the story j Abbot 14, 12; A Mad II, I) j th( Alilad 14 r Michigan'* fourtl W. Shaw s. It; W. Shaw J, I ' dual nirrl vtctury in (our meet A thai It. 1; Abbet IS. t hoyder II. I; harder II. t PhllUp. 7. I; PhllHpa I. t Her- j This Ad Spoiuufntl by IN Scbriili All! Tis Spring! College Cleaners So MHTBALL Tweday. May S Reids Flowers Rikew Cleaner* All! Tis Time For Varsity Cleaner* Ah! rfhose Tickets ovel Events Slated for Relays Today •ec Teams to Run [Tome Encounter By PAIL rCTEIHON MiihiiMn, Mirhiitnii State anil Michigan Norma! will i! i.'il ill ii home truck moot for th<» S|n«rt mis I his at I. Imt world records are sure to lie set. a Hair. MlovitJ to Ik- the first oi its kind anywhere, ' 'rill see six relays events ai three open rores contested [ffltNfflt.il addition to a full slate of field events. The entire meet I qmse i tenrn will I III, 14-13 The • relay meet is 'omothiiut in nature "f a research project ginning «n the second Satur- , It's Time Indoor i.it SUtsita tMrpUMn* day in hUy,*1>l+r*» event wUI another im- J take the name or the armml » j (ibauipiu^ -To rail your Cap and II Monday after-1 Bis Ten relay mint an.t h.iv is--., ''th Rend, nipping i' previously un- £*££!"""rm h' I Vraoman Lessens Gown for Swingont h-1 t-RI. I (Whet Karl Srhlarttm.n of ' and Commencement. High Jump . the Spartans and Don Caftham or Union Book Store p | put their strongest combination^ j When you have a IUg 10 champion in any field, you don't Green Splash Presents.. Amern 31 6 set have much to worry alfout in that department And that's Weather Vanities Illinois Juat what Track Coach Schlademan Han in high jumper the 880-vard Jim Vrooman. shuttle hurdle r Vronman won the confer- r.mn-lltUn of the year i y ii* ha* never been ence indoor event laid winter plgcc. with a jump of A ',t lloiiru of Sjrnehronlwil j.ff Swimming. .. Watt-r Italic! . . .Comic Diving . . . j from Wabas It .side* fuui Trapcar \vU . , . SluiiN j puked up tl ■ baseball. May 7, «, • I PI THP a'omrn'i Gym Spsrtars Htrl.tn Pen), imt < Tirkrlt nt I nion lh-ik tlrrndrl. John C"'h '■ _"l ' ee¬ Viooman holds the Spar'uo in- I' ry Gllln ««'"« "Sam I T" j B ir- with the thinclada. kln, Jirr Lnvi, Junior Si i-1- •jishmait high Jumper Twice last j- V»n Brunrr of •nc* V <•' jr1 Jerry Hrnbaum. Uon Porter'! " At the Chirfufo Dolv N-wi Gerald Wlndon an.l Duan. R»'' meet recently he tied for f.Hirtl III Mir hi (an Normal plact with a «" 4" effor*. *hith i« Sfhlodaw— wdl rnter Ron atiout his average for irvlooi Barr. Sen BarVy and Ed Town- meets. weekend, la¬ arnd In Ult lwn-m>lc run with Last winter in th" Mm hi car in me* will ha ret Saturday to Lyl* Garb*. BUv* Little, Turn State 14-lays. Jim tied for flri Payette and LouO Varrha «wn, with another leap of •* 4". In lha ana-mUa r.lar Th« um line-up witt run in the ««0-yard ihuttla hurdla iwlay a> in Ihr (M-yard tiurdta at lay. Oeiaa fcfylN in tha firld rvrnla the follow- Rat- ll-M ■a Bpnltana will perform Pole null. Sab Duat and Chuck Cojr- 2 hrlMO —rr h'Sh lump. Jim Vroo- ■a aid Kay McKay >hot put •a ^ w nil and diacuae. Rcidcr Sum- |* AY ^•ir TO I 2T«® Tim. m LCK-SALE 20% Off wm *wa» •s VARSITY SHOP TUB MICAN 8TATB HITS Mostly ... • iliceman Foils Attempt o Assassinate Nehrti ipus All Day Folic# patrol MlliUp.ia.il, J Nearly tea Bomb on Track f -BOMBAY. India (4V-A I poHreman foiled an attempt | to aaaaaalnate Prime Minister Nrhni Monday when he pick- jid Up n live bomb ft "ill n railway trarfc in the Inn motive beadlisht glare of the Indian leader'* own . Nehru. M. a Melons Imltlrr Ini Indian Independence I tame In¬ dia'? brut Prlitte Minuter mi Auk. IS. IP47. alter Itritaln •euahl to «H( up trouble through. au> Imlia and Nehru InuKhi bark by Jailing mare than •.not) or them In the tlrnl yaara of Independence. You Never Iron These Cotton Co-ordinates CalifomithSlylril Sr/ianrir* ill lit mix trrll. lo makr a mulliludr »/ r-alarful. rauiai r'NM'nili/n, limpirctl platiletln- near at home mm . . . tlttritiir your *ae.-.tini m the nm . . . ami all nummrr Ions? Wunik-rful, »«»lialilt cotton that nevtr nrvtla an iron. vrt ahrava h«>k neat a* a pill, t'iittte and mv! . /.riMUiai f aiifarnin Colon: • Ned . V*\ . -5 gWW| jMf sjgui. i