By MART RASING pressure on the university to check its faculty professor* and communists,,’ Hicks said th at be The State Journal reported on M arch 25, MSI, Savaral things c n he cen ctoded, hut what V. State N«wi Staff Wrtter and students for ideas that are “mi-American.'’ to ri not discussed this with anyone to the uni­ find Sgt. Stanley Olczak, chief of file State Sub­ seam s moat envious is th a t the university is For instance, on May 15, 1961, “Communism versity administration: - versive Activities Squad of the Michigan State ttndnr prasure to watch over rtndents and Last hi a series. on fiie Map” was shown a t the American Legion “The university knows who they w e and they PoBcs, «ate there were m ore than 31» Communist faculty. T t a t effort n d money is spent to keep Memorial center on valley court in E ast Lan­ a re not to file least concerned,” Hicks said. party m em bers to Michigan. He referre d to the special files an student and faculty activity. Why does the administration keep files on the On May 3, the Association of Off-Campus stu­ book, “8,000 Educators, Vol. 1” compiled lqr Why is the administration so concerned about social and political activities of students? sing. William Hicks J r., chairm an of the un- American Activities committee of the Legion dents sponsored the showing of “ Operation Abo­ the Circuit Riders, Inc. of Cincinnati, O hio.' student and facuNy private activity? Responding to the pressures of national, state lition" to the Union BaJroom. According to There is o real danger that innocent people and local organisations, who feel that college post, told bow he was on the road seven nights This |5 , uncopyrighted book lists nam es and a week showing this film to Michigan people. Larry Oliver, State News staff wrtter, J . Delbert various seemingly innocent activities of well- m ay be hurt by the assumptions of well-meaning campuses are ovem m with Communists and Wells head of the program development divi­ adm inistrators and campus police, who see th e lettering subversives, toe administration rather During the discussion following showing of the known and litat-known educator* across the film, Hicks, a realtor in E a st Lansing, referred sion of the Michigan F a rm Bureau, was taking country. Charles Larrowe, associate professor Communist menace lurking behind every liberal than use its legal right to ignore these charges, down nam es of students asking questions during involves itself with the students’ extra-curricu­ to “those pink professors’’ and MSU’s “ indiffer­ of economics, Is listed as having signed various group o r individual. ent” ^ulministration, the discussion after the film. petitions through the last 15 years. One was for There is a reel danger th at the university will lar activities. When aikad why he was taking down names, ' the relief of Koreas in the U.S. who were to h e . While the F arm Bureau and the American WITH VEILED innuendos and false assum p­ oVer e a ip b s iin the political activities of stu­ Legion stump the state trying to alert the public Wells said: ' expelled from this country and sent to Korea. dents when giving references. In one case as tions, by arguing off the point and interrupting “ I to)d you who I am , now 1 want to know who to the Communist menace, the administration many people, Hicks guided discussion away No purpose is given for the “6,000 Educators” the State News repented fiie administration ig­ i n an apparent effort to reassure the public, you a re .” and it is not listed with a library of Congress nored numerous activities and reported only from criticism of the film and accused the uni­ He said be was going to “ keep them on file” keeps files, jise sjn fo rm e ra and generally holds versity of things th a t he was not a t th at tim e number. Since it is not copyrighted anyone can the alleged political activities of a student. when asked what he would do with names. Ad­ use fiie 'Ihforfhation It contains. Apparently The university apparently keeps track of -stu­ itself responsible for the non-academic actions publicly willing to prove. ^ m inistrative Assistant to the Provost, David of its ^ u d e h ts and faculty. the Subversive Activities Squad is taking ad­ dents’ activities, takes photographs of student Hicks charged th a t the administration is un­ Hess, protested Well's action and said: vantage of this. ~ Is this necessary? concerned about the Communists on campus. demonstrations and » a s informers to fill the “ We were invited here a s guests by a public political files. There ¡¿ pressure on the univer­ He said: announcement a n d '-l object strongly to your The Young Conservative club has spent over PRESIDENT John A. Hannah is reportedly $390 to the State News alone and has advertised sity to see that its people conform to what bothered constantly with repents on faculty, “ Where I go, people in my audiences ask taking nam es and keeping them cm file.” _ general society thinks is “ American” . However, students and staff activities. what they can do in their communities about Hicks referred to Hess’ protest# as in indica­ in the State Journal. ^ This club has spent a considerable sum to student informers, political files and the idea Apparently the threat that John Q. Public " this terrible situation, when Communism is such tion that thtis university administration is un­ alert the public to the Communist menace and that any action, not h r line with administrative won’t send his boy to MSU if he thinks th at it a threat. And I tell them to write to President concerned about campus Communists. thinking, have the possibility of being considered is influenced by communists is sufficient to Hannah. Michigan State has socialists and com­ Wells did not seem concerned about the valid­ denounce the “ psuedo-liberals” who they feel, they say, are often the dupes of communists. subversive could be a threat to the inquiring make the administration sensitive to public munists and pinkos on its faculty' and the ad­ ity of “Operation Abolition” and said: student. criticism. ministration is not concerned about this situation “ I feel that the film achieves what I want it The publicity that the Young Conservative The FBI, State Police Activities squid, Ameri­ in the least,” Hicks saidT to and that is showing the American ju td ic the club has received as a result of its efforts is suf­ Will the administration continue to bow down can Legion, Farm Bureau and Young Conserva­ When asked if he had talked to the adm inistra­ threat of communism and what is actually ficient to bring some pressure on the adminis­ to pressure and refuse the student ami faculty tive club exert public and apparently private tion to be sure that it knew-about these “ pink going on today.” tration. of this campus the right to question? R i d e r s T r y HP ^ • T7 x 1 r a i n E n t r y Serving MSU For 5 2 Years JACKSON, Miss. (A—More Riders” to travel by train in Established 1909 VoL 53r No. 4 4 East Lansing, Michigan, Wednesday M orning, May 3 1 ,1 9 6 1 8 Pages 5 Cents “ Freedom Riders,” five Whites their test of southern segrega and three negroes, moved into tion laws. The first 44 riders, Mississippi’s capital city oh a all arrested by Jackson police new trail by using the train when they arrived, cam e in by Tuesday, but they followed their predecessors along the bus. Richard Haley, field repre­ K e n n e d y D e p a r t s F o r same path to city jail. sentative for fiie Congress of In a trial that lasted only Racial Equality (CORE)'which five minutes, Municipal Judge sponsors the Freedom Riders, Jam es Spencer found the eight guilty of a breach of the peace. had this explanation for the swap to the train today: F o r e i g n C o n fe r e n c e s The penalties were the same “ So fa r the emphasis has Spencer handed 44 earlier Free­ been on bus depots, to the ex­ dom Riders—3200 fines tor each clusion of-train depots,” Haley NEW YORK (fi — President with Kennedy and Vice Presi­ said only that the two had “ a and suspended 60-day jail sen­ said. “ We want to give them au Kennedy, en route to Europe dent Lyndon B. Johnson speak­ constructive exchange of views tences, suspended a t the re­ a fair shake.” on problems affecting our two quest of the prosecution. JACKSON Police Capt. J . L. far conferences with Charles de ing. _ 'countries and reviewed a num- T H E EIGHT « riv e d on the Ray, who has supervised most Gaulle and Nikita Khrushchev, KENNEDY MET Israeli P re ­ i her of world problems.” crack stream liner “City of New of the Freedom Riders’ arrests, flew iirfrom Cape Cod Tuesday m ier Ben-Gurion a t the Waldorf A Kennedy spokesman also Orleans” in mid-morning. When told the group today to move and stopped over to m eet an­ Astoria Hotel and the two talk­ ¡declined to say what subjects they tried to use White facilities out of the While waiting room»» other world leader—David Ben- ed for 90 minutes, with diplo­ had been discussed. He de­ a t the train depot and refused and when fiie Riders refused, Gurion. m atic aides to attendance. scribed th e meeting as a “ fruit­ to heed a police officer’s order he arrested all of them for a Kennedy flew to Porto Tues­ Ben-Gurion reportedly want­ ful discussion of world prob­ to move, they went to to il.—; breach of the peace. - .. day night with Mrs. Kennedy to ed to discuss Soviet arm s ship­ lem s” and said Kenaadr was The arrivals from Now Or­ AU previous Freedom Riders meet w ith the French Presi­ ments to Arab nations and to “happy to have tola opportun­ leans w ere fiie first “ Freedom have been convicted and filled dent, and will confor wtfii the plabd fo r a stand by Western ity” to getD en-G itriersidO w s. for breaching th e peace not for Soviet prem ier to Vienna later. nations on maintaimngwxistmg defying segregation.- Also on Tuesday’s-schedule national boundaries to the Mid­ THE PRESIDENT was met wjis a reception—and dinner dle E ast. at the airport by Mayor Robert Africans’ : Among the Whites arrested Tuesday were P eter Sterling, 20 of Rye, N.Y., Tom S. Green of sponsored by t h e Eleanor A brief statem ent from the | Wagner and other city officials. Roosevelt^ Cancer Foundation, Israeli leader after the meeting ! and Wagner rode with Kennedy Ithaca, N.Y., Charles A. Hay- to the Waldorf. Strike nie, 25, New York City, and Later the mayor, who hasn’t Collapses Joe H. Griffith, Ithaca, ail stu­ dents a t Cornell U niversity, and Robert Heller of Rockville Cen­ Thomas Candidate | said whether he will run again this-faUTtold newsmen he and I the President had talked poli­ tics “ a little” an the way to. tre, N.Y., a student a t Tulane University in New Orleans^ JOHANNESBURG, South Af­ THE NEGROES were Sandra r ic a (4)—South Africa’s white Majje Nixon, 19, New Orleans; 'RIDERS’ ORDERED TO MOVE ON—Five of the nine “freedem riders” that For Con-Con Post Tuesday night, also, Presi- I dent Kennedy told the people of France that be is meeting leadership claimed Tuesday a Glenda Jean G aither, 18, Great Gordon L. Thomas, E ast Lan­ and protection of civil service, j Soviet P rem ier Khrushchev to general work strike by the na- Falls, S.C., and Jam es Keat were arrested to Jackson Sunday a r e ordered to move from the white waiting sing mayor and a professor of “ If I am elected,” Thomas j hopes of reaching greater un­ ■tion's non-whites was in “total Davis J r., 21, Florence, S.C. room by police Capt. J . L. R ay. When they refused, they were a rre tte d . (AP speech h e r e , Tuesday an­ said, “ I will do my best to help derstanding and lessening “ the collapse. But the claims ap­ T h o s e who boarded the Wtrephsto) nounced his candidacy as a the convention produce a bet- chance of miscalculation.” peared exaggerated. stream liner in New Orleans Democratic delegate to the ter constitution for all the peo­ T h e President’s . rem arks, D e s p i t e repeated victory Tuesday were students a t a coming constitutional conven­ ple of Michigan.” taped (m May 20, were broad­ tion. Thomas is serving his sec­ cast and telecast Tuesday over claim s by the government-con- special “ workshop” , set up in .trolled radio, police patrols New Orleans, Monday by CORE continued to m arch through and taught the methods of non­ Negro settlem ents. Officials ob­ violence CORE advocates. Carribbean Leaders Convene Thomas will run. in the sec­ ond term as a council m em ber ; Radiodiffusion-Télévision Fran­ ond Ingham county represen­ and was elected may«* this çaise to Paris. The White House tative district which includes springs released the transcripts. viously girded for tomorrow, At Ithaca, Cornell graduate planned as the climax of the Davis Smock said-a campaign three-day strike. to raise funds was underway in To Create New Federation all of Ingham county except R E LIVES a t 334 N. Haga- Lansing, Tanging.township and dorn with his wife « id two KENNEDY SAID he is meet- the 8Ui an d 9th precincts of chadren. He is a m em ber of “ »* p ro * b c h e v to Vienna this the Edgewood People’s church j weekend because this is a The new South Africair Re­ Ithaca with, residents asked to LONDON (B—Leaders of 12 The 12 territories of the West Anguilla group, St. Lucia, St. E a st Lansing, j _ public will be proclaimed and | contribute 3800 to pay fines that British Caribbean territories Indies stretch in an arc of more Vincent, Trinidad - Tobago, In announcing.bis candidacy, and a form er m em ber of its j dangerous tim e for us all, and its first president inaugurated [m ay be imposed on the latest meet here Wednesday to settle than 1,000 miles from Jam aica, Turks and Caicos Islands. Thomas called tne constitution­ board of elders. | tf we can. by having a com- in Pretoria. Police enforced (arrivals. Smock said he had the fate of the new Common­ near Cuba, to Trinidad, the seat al convention “ an excellent op­ He is p arliam ent« Ian for t h e ! munication, -lessen tne ch oice The conference will have be­ Michigan Congress of P a re n ts j miscalculation . . . . I think stringent security'm easures to 3150 in pledges. _ wealth nation rising between of government, near Venezuela. fore it a disputed draft consti­ portunity to build into a new and Teachers, for the Michigan i we should have those con- ensure the ceremony goes off E arlier Freedom Riders were the two great American conti­ ALREADY WORKING close­ tution written by inter-govern­ constitution some perm anent without incident. given 60-day suspended jail nent*. , solutions to Michigan’s per­ .Milk Producers Assn. and for venations.” ly with Britain and the United m ental committees w h i c h “ If we can reach a greater Thousands of Negroes went sentences, suspended at the re­ constitution-writing folk signs States, the islanders are ex­ would allow the islands to lay plexing problems.” ( the Michigan Artificial Breed- to their jobs today but many quest of the prosecution, and were that the long projected pected to {day a role in the po­ down much-of their own law on He listed as problems need­ ! era Assn. understanding on the question stayed home in Johannesburg 3200 fines. Most of those con­ Federation of the West Indies litical and strategic defense of such things as taxes, tariffs ing solution: i -He is fo rm « president of the of testing and disarm am ent, and P ort Elizabeth. Some In­ victed preferred to go to jail will achieve independence on the W e s t e r n Hemisphere a n d industrial development. An inadequate tax structure, 1Ingham Area Council of Par- perhaps on Laos, perhaps on general m atters which divide dian and Chinese m erchants or to the county work farm schedule in mid-1962. against th world Communism DOMINATING personalities shortage of funds for elemen­ | ent-Teachers associations, a us,” the President continued, padlocked their shops in silent rather than pay the Tines or tary and secondary schools and m em ber of the G reater Lan- But the process is likely to as manifested in Fidel Castro's such-as Labor P rem ier Norman for higher education, the ques­ ” 1 think th a t it would make it support of the non-white m ajor­ post appeal bonds. produce several serious power Cuba. Manley of Jam aica and P re ­ ity ’* campaign for political HINDS COUNTY sheriff J.R. feuds and personality clashes tion of fair anB democratic rep­ easier for us to look forward to The territories are Antigua, m ier E ric Williams of Trinidad hope for the future.” rights. GUfoy moved the convicted during the conference a t Lan­ Barbados, Cayman Islands,' favor a loose federation that resentation in fiie legislature Despite a partial news black­ Freedom Riders from the coun­ caster House. Before Kennedy spoke, his Dominica, Grenada, Jam aica, will leave real power to the wife, speaking to French, said, out, ifw a s apparent there was ty penal farm to the county jail trouble in P ort Elizabeth. P o ­ in downtown Jackson. lice driving six arm ored cars BROADLY, T H E dispute This cam e after the reported among the island leaders is M ontserrat, the St. Kltta-Nevis- hands of unit governments. But Federal P rem ier Adams Compromise “ I cannot express what I now feel . . * I love France so rushed into Negro townships to heating of the Rev. C.T. Vivian, over whether the future West stam p out demonstrations by a 96-year-old Chattanooga, Indies Federation should have F B I Probes says be will fight to change this constitution. He wants the cen­ Allows Laos much.” Her rem arks had been taped 10 days before the P res­ tra l government to have tax- ident’s interview. Both ses­ thousands of Negroes who were Tenn., Negro m inister. Alley a strong or weak central gov­ reported burning South African accused prison farm guards of ernm ent. The richer, more Relay Station levying power over and above that vested in the islands. Talks To Meet sions were conducted by Pierre Crenesse of the French radio flags. Newsmen were barred beating Vivian because he re­ powerful Jam aican authorities, from the area. On the whole, it appeared in­ fused to address them as "sir.” for example, are loath to share Vivian wore a small bandage all their resources.w ith their Sabotaging The islands,, where sugar, fruits, rum , cocoa, coffee- and GENEVA IB—Britain and the Soviet Union were reported « id television system. Kennedy said he was most petroleum products are pro­ hopeful that the Geneva negoti­ dustry and commerce to South when he and the other* moved less-well-to-do island partners. SALT LAKE CITY . o r a trip le room . w ho did know closed th e ir eyes an d did would-be w rite rs o f te rm p a p e rs still seeking In th e n e x t few y e a rs th o u sa n d s o f quali- ^ n o th in g to sto p th em . — tim e to g e t dow n o n^pager th e g r e a te s t re ­ fied h ig h school s tu d e n ts will be tu rn e d In th e s h o rt ru n , people b o th inside and se arc h idea o f th e c e n tu ry (fo r th e 40-page a w a y fro m MSU. because th e u n iv e rsity does o u tsid e -the u n iv e rsity m ay be shocked a t th e th e s is due F r id a y ) . n o t h av e room n o r in stru c to rs to educate incidents rela te d in th e series. B u t in th e T h e U n ion's open to o —b u t nobody's In them . T h e facilities we now h av e m ay be long ru n , th e re s u lt can only be o f value to th e grill ( a t le a s t n o t th e re g u la r crow d) so lu re d a w a y by h ig h er-p ay in g in stitu tio n s if th e u n iv ersity . i t ’s m o re fu n to s i t - o u t in f r o n t- o n th e M SU c a n n o t o ffe r periodic raise s. A u n iv e rs ity ’s -im a g e and su cess does n o t benches. Som ebody fam iliar, m ig h t d riv e by W o u ld n 't i t be w iser to re ta in a n d o ffe r com e a b o u t th ro u g h public re la tio n s rele ase s, a n d w a v e . . . o r so m e th in g . educational o p p o rtu n itie s t o ' th e y o u th o f b u t th ro u g h th e opinions o f g ra d u a tin g s tu ­ L ucky tra v e le rs h e a d f o r th e lake, w ith M ichigan th a n to in v e st in a p la n e ta riu m ? d e n ts an d alum ni, w ho c a rry t h e ir opinions p o rta b le rad io s, picnic lunches an d m ay b e T he D evelopm ent F u n d Is p re s s u rin g o u t in to th e co m m u n ity an d w ho en c o u ra g e even a book o r tw o —to so othe th e con­ alum ni. 1961 g ra d u a te s and u n d e rg ra d u a te s ' good s tu d e n ts to enroll a t M ichigan S ta te . science, if n o th in g else. to c o n trib u te to th is w o rth y cause. T h e publication o f th e series convinces A nd c a le n d a rs h u n g In dorm room s, ca rs W h a t alum nus will pay m oney fo r h ig h er th e se sam e s tu d e n ts t h a t academ ic freedom a n d notebooks sp o rte d b r ig h t new crosses fa c u lty sa la rie s w hen he sees th o u sa n d s of does e x ist a t MSU a n d t h a t conditions lead­ on d a y s only h o ld in g up th e ste a d y p ro g re s­ d ollars being sp e n t in less v ita l a re a s ? O u r ing to th e in cid en ts will soon be cleared u p . , sion to w a rd g ra d u a tio n f o r som e, su m m e r v acatio n f o r m an y . Letters to the Editor Som e in s tru c to rs said th e y ’d ta k e tim e to read th e S ta te N ew s series on Civil L ib e r­ tie s in its e n tire ty o v er th e holiday. Protest and Support Campus Civil Liberties Series T hose w ho h ad re a d th e a rtic le s called th e m “ r e f r e s h in g ^ “» g o o d jo b ” an d “w o rth ­ w hile” . O th e rs ex p ressed e ith e r optim ism pus” in Friday’s paper. The no less than 15 faculty mem­ Few societies tolerate the de­ But for anyone to write, from Eighty-six cities and 28 states o r d isg u s t in le tte r s to th e ed ito r. Som e re ­ N o D ig n ity Sikhs are not vegetarians at all. bers were quoted as saying viate of any sort and we here a placem ent bureau to a pro­ were represented among the fu sed to ex p ress a n y opinion. Rather the Sikh religion en­ they supported your series of shy away .from the deviate spective employer with the im ­ participants numbering about I t w as a busy w e e k : " . -T o the Editor: joins upon its followers to par­ articles. thinker, among o tte rs. Con­ plications that is student was 170, with about a 60-40 ratio of Jane Ann B ro u g h am . Olym pia Fields, HI., Oa reading the account of the take liberally of meat—prepar­ If the series represented the sider the num ber of so-called “ good” because he never ques­ police and non-police. The edu­ senior, becam e M iss L an sin g . . . S tu d e n t' funeral rites performed on be­ ed from animals killed in a par­ truth then I would say th a t I thoughtful, Christian people tioned or was a socialist or cational process and the levet half at a turtle lest Wednesday, who, while t t e 3$,CQ»damn the fought, while another th a t did of understanding achieved a t C ongress se t public" h e a rin g s on s tu d e n t ticular way. Thinrqligton does, myself am for them by the fact I fed a sense of disquiet, «This however, forbid the use of beef, is these isolated cases men­ perpetrators ’ of violence in the w as “ bad,” Is a breach of-jus­ these conferences regarding h o u sin g . . . police c red ited coed w ith h elp in g prank seems to me to be of an which some Sikhs in the U. S. tioned have not been given the South also condemn the free­ tice and thereby deserves the sensitive community problems to locate a n arco tics rin g and T ex as elected entirely different nature than eat anyway. full treatm ent they deserve. If dom riders for “ stirring up w rath of each and every news­ and civil rights is a t a much a R epublican se n ato r. telephone-booth packing or bed Nirmal Singh they did and all the facts-were trouble,” as if the trouble paper and citizen. I hope you Higher level than it is among B u t a h e a d th e r e 's “ la s t chance” exam pushing. I wonder if there known I am quite sure th at you weren’t there until they cam e recognize this throughout the certain groups on this campus. tim e. A nd w h a t could be b u s ie r? " w eren't some students present ★ ★ ★ and your readers would come along. re st of your m ost interesting I commend future confer­ who were “laughing on the out­ to the conclusion that student Think of the num ber who series. - ' ences of this kind to the editors side. crying on the inside.” O t h e r S id e rights are not threatened and r a t t e r justify their own lack of Jack Down of the State News and others I think that this eoisode. as never were. Not one of the fac­ Class of ’46 and who support the views express­ such, is not as im portant as the conditions -of which it is a To the E ditor: Your recent series of artie’es ulty m em bers quoted mention­ ed that they would like to see emotional involvement w i t h these, riders with the simple ' a few others ed in the recent article. Student Rights Fight statem ent of, “ Well, they’re ★ ★ ★ " T h e State News through this symptom, but I would leave the diagnosis to more astute ob­ on student civil rights is, I think, in the best traditions of the adm inistration’s side of the story printed. If they did their ju st asking for it.” We not only reject the devi­ article continues to promote a~ clim ate of distrust directed to­ At Northwestern servers. My inability to view “yellow journalism” and repre­ rem arks were never printed. ate thinker, but justify our re­ B r a n d s ta tte r : ward an im portant function of it with equanimity has another sents the reckless editorial pol­ The eternal battle for student rights Is being I realize that “ adm inistra­ jection with banalities such as government by parading before waged at all universities; across the nation and base. - — icy that the paper has shown tion” carries with it, in the To the Editor: the “ They’re asking for it.” As I w rite this letter, "I ex­ the community distorted re­ the globe. It is said that misery loves company, If the funeral expressed *»en- during the past year. Like the average student mind, a bad ports, by not having or seeking mne sorrow (which I doubt). ?t old Hearst papers you seem to I would like to m ake another perience a sense of frustration so perhaps the students and the administration of r em 'n«. The oniv reason that point in regards to the infor­ a knowledge of basic police i- ridiculously out of g ro o o rt on tir.ve.on cheap sensationalism regarding the irresponsible re­ Michigan State can gain some satisfaction from iLdoes is that such articles as m ation sent to a prospective procedures and by reporting and those involved could be to bring home your message yours are a collection of half porting of the State News. An­ the fact that they are not alone in their prob­ considered ill; if humor «p M | ■PW H™ m E ^ V R q J H H . H.»f N'^Pp ^:--rM- ■M* P 111 ~r • '■■■‘ i V r 1 * T íñ : I l i #^ iS I Wednesday Morning, May 3 1 , 19 6 1 m Task Force Meets Tonight Final Concert Set South Korea Military Rulers Call Inform ation The Concert Band will pre­ minimum of SO people to to­ sent its final concert of the sea­ The newly organized Task d ay's meeting. son a t 7:30 p.m. on the Music G re ta Splash Women’s IM Force w ilf m eet a t 7:30 p.m. For Legal Advice, More American Aid p o d , 4:15 p jn . • Cheerleading today in 31 Union. The group’s practice. purpose is to define national Aagel Flight pledges it actives objectives. Arnold Taub, Challenge co­ ordinator a t U of M, said that they were very much In favor Building grounds. The bend will be under the direction of Prof, Leonard F s k m i The concert will be perform­ Koreans were as much to blame A revised budget now in prep­ —33 Unkm, 7:10 j>.m. last of individuals taking their own SEOUL, Korea (A—Sooth Ko­ the junta already has disband- The Michigan Daily reported initiative of such vital m atters. ed in the Union Ballroom In rea'* m ilitary ruler* Tuesday led the national assembly, whose as anyone. aration, he said, will show—by meeting, w ear beds. case of inclement weather. Arnold Air Society—33 Union that a challenge issued by Don­ called for legal advice and approval is needed to make the items it omits—how much Students a t Aha Arbor will more American aid. constitutional changes. _ HE WOULD not disclose how. was being wasted by the de­ 7:30 p.m. ald Riegle, Task Force, coordi­ begin final exams in two days, I much more aid is being sought. posed governntent of John M. Sac. Work C tob-O ld College nator, has brought reaction at and they doubted the possibil­ Maple sap ru n t best when the Lt. Gen. Chang Do-Young, HOWEVER there was specu- hall, 6:30 p m . U of M. night tem peratures are in the the new prem ier, said in an in­ | lation That ty.S. charge d'af­ About 250 million in U.S. econ­ Chang. ity of interesting 50 people in AWS Activities Board—328 Stu­ such ar project because exam low 20s and daytime highs are terview that “we expect more f a ire s Marshall Green, during omic aid is going to South Ko­ The young General, clad in Riegle had challenged the dent Services, 4 p.m. tim e is so close. near 55. American economic aid” to de­ a meeting Tuesday with foreign rea during ti» present fiscal combat uniform and boots, told W ater Carnival Committee Ann Arbor school to send a velop basic coal, power and minister Kim Hong-11, urged year, about $90 million more newsmen he does not f e d the Workers—pick up complimen­ fertilizer industries. against any further compro­ than a year ago. - United States is pressuring or tary tickets torn», U to 5 The 3»-year-old ruler said un­ mises of the regim e’s constitu­ - Chang said the government interfering in South Korean af­ p.m., 317 Student Services. derstanding abroad ot this need tionality. soon will anndunce a new econ­ fairs. Advice so far received F s re a rirt Union 35 Union, 8-30 OPEN and of the anti-Communist and omic policy that wiU disprove “ coincides with our own plans,” p.m., debate awards, elec­ pro-democratic objectives of H ie United States, which op­ charges it has no program. he declared. tion of officers. EVERY his reg b n * would hasten a re ­ posed the ju n ta’s May 16 coup, WEDNESDAY turn to civilian government in considers the constitution a Ko­ rean domestic question. At the South Korea. same tim e, it obviously hopes THE MILITARY junta mean­ Chang’s regim e will take no tim e asked Korea’s top consti­ further action tq weaken its Lantern Night Will Honor 50 NIGHT ~ UNTIL tutional expert. Dr. Yu Chin-Oh, status as a legal government T h e 31st annual Lantern the honored women Sunday in E ach class will be represented NINE for advice about formalizing the in tiie eyes of the United Na­ Night wil be held Sunday a t 8 t h e traditional ceremonies. by 50 women with the highest Junior charmor freeze on parliam entary gov­ tions, where the Korean ques­ p.m. in front of Cowles House Gloria Gammon, M ortar Board scholastic records. ernment. tion is up for debate ag3in next to honor 50 outstanding senior president and m istress of cere­ The ceremonies will begin The 32-member Supreme Re­ fall. Communist propaganda women. monies, will present each wom­ with a winding procession from in gingham chock construction Council; as the organs are already calling the AWS, M ortar Board a n d an with a recognition note. Mrs. the Union, behind Landon Hall junta calls itself, was reported regime “ Fascist.” Tower Guard, sponsors of the Hannah will give out roses. to the Music building, by cotton, overlaid having some second thoughts Soldier-premier Chang said event, will serenade the tap-, The senior women will then Beaumont and back to Cowles about earlier plans to suspend the whole question is being pees tonight in their living units. pass lanterns to women from House. with lac* and South Korea’s constitution, studied “ in order not to collide The women will leave the Un­ ALPHA GAMMA DELTA and Chairmen of the event are which already has been stretch­ with the existing constitution.” ion a t 11:30 p.m. and leave tiny Theta Chi, winners of PanHel Jeanne . Koopman, T o w e r pouffod with 9t ed to the breaking point by the On the question of aid, he lanterns in dorms and sorority and IFC sings, will perform, G uard; Bonnie ListeUo, M ortar ju n ta’s stiff decrees. said U.S. economic assistance houses for each tappee. the junior, sophomore a n d Board, and Sue Dinwiddie, PRESIDENT John A. Han­ freshman classes, symbolizing AWS. own crisp petticoat The constitutional question was not used with maximum seems rather academic because effectiveness in the past and nah will announce the nam es of the passing of responsibility.. Black, pink, or Nat Sci, Soc Hold blue. 5-15 sizes. CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS Summary Sessions Co-ordinating sessions for so­ 2 5 .0 0 ~ D E A D L IN E S : 1 p.m . Day B efore P u blication fo r T ues., W ed., T h o rs^ cial science and natural science and F ri. E d itio n s. D eadline fo r Mon. E d itio n : 1 p.m . F ri. wifi be held tonight and Thurs­ day night under the sponsor­ Phone ED 2-1511 Extensions 2643 and 2644 ship of Frosb-Soph Council. Lincoln P ettit, assistant pro­ cessor of natural science, will A U T O M O T IV E EM PLO Y M EN T F O R SA LE F O R RENT summ arize the m aterial cover­ ed in natural science 183 a t 1157 PLYMOUTH VX 4 door sedan. POSITIONS OPEN FOR niKht M.S.U. GRADUATION RINGS. See Approved Supervised - 7:30 p.m . in Musk: auditorium Black and ivory, matching interior. nurse. luU or p a rt time. Also operat­ them Home a t th e Card Shop. Across from Ec. Building, ED 2-6753. 4* Heading the session for so­ Raido, boater. Must sell by June la, ing room supervisor. New. modern Rooms for Men cial science 233 will be Matthew leaving country. W S ED 7-1044. 5-7 SO bed hospital. Call or w rite Direc­ ENCYCLOPEDIA B ritannica. 195* pCm. , 47 tor of Nurses. Mason G eneral Hos­ Edition. pital, Mason. M ichigan tf * p.m. Complete: ED 2-6772 after SPARTAN HALL H. Epstein, associate profes­ 1952 MG-TD. New too -overall ex­ 48 sor of social science. His talk cellent I llllt io n ED 1-9041. A -308 47 TRAILERS 215 LOUIS STREET win b e given a t 7:3$ p.m 1ISS MCA. ROADSTER, red interior, radio, beater, tonneau cover. Excel­ F O R SA LE 1951 MOBILE. 5x30'. one bedroom, bath, kitchen, , carpcted-tn living A rrange now for fall term for comfortable off-campus living. Large Thursday In 31 Union. Co-ordinating sessions for ctrubsinr lent condition. Call ED 7-1438. 4* FEMALE SIAMESE kitten. »15. Call roam . ED 2-1938. 48 ED 7-130» a fter 5 p jn . 44 warm room with sink In each too comnumicatkm skills and hu- 198VGREAT LA K ES. 10x50. 3 bed­ comfortable lobby with T.V. Phoi mnwities w ere held last Thurs- 1955 MCA. HEW white paint, spokes, rooms, rear kitchen, washer, on lot. Laundry, Parking faculties, mm tad leather, beater, tonneau cover. MAN'S BICYCLE. 3 w eed « e a r Lightweight, good condition. *35. ED IV »-5815. 47 and jtdca machine. Excellent study day Excellent condition. ED M M 5 tf RUSSEL B. NYE, director 7-9334. ” 198* GREAT LAKES. 10x43, good situation, good company. Double IMS OLD&COBILE. Super M. 4- door. fully equipi, exceptionally condition: On lot. ED 2-8294 after rooms available at $85» weakly. Owe of the division of language and BEAUTIFUL PORTABLE transistor 4 p.m. 45 block from campua. ED *-3014. literature, has donated money d e a lt S4M ED M M *5 phonograph - radio fo r j « - ® r* íí 2 S ' So sm all you can carry. In your band. tDF.AL STUDENT HOUSING. 19*7 M AKE RESERVATIONS foe single for the c a d i aw ards to be given T-BIHO. I M . rad. complete accès* Hormoz. ED 7-0357. 48 Great Lakes Mobile Home. 3 bed­ and double rooms for Summer and to outstanding seniors. cortea except air-condittontn*. Ex- rooms, bath, kltchan and living Fall terms. Close to campus, parking, ceptwoaUy clean. ED 7-OÎ41._____ 4* GEM PLAYPEN and pad. *10. L ug­ room. 8’ wide, 35’ long. In good con­ reasonable. Also apartment Cor aum- All m ajors, teaching m ajors, WANTED TO BU Y 1957 THIRD gage earrier »10. Child’s car-chair, $2. dition. SL600. CaU ED 7-9333. 45 mer. ED 3-3151.__________________ M and teaching minors studying convertible anv color, w .i.w , radio, Professional music stand. *3. VO PRAIRIE SCHOONER - 8x30, in­ automatic transmission, qood con­ 3-454*. 44 expensive living or pleaaWit vacation foreign languages are invited to dition. CaU ED 7-1351 Ext. 414.___ 45 cottage. Fully furnished, self-contain­ LO ST an d FO U N D attend. STOVE. CROSLEY. 38 excelle nt ed. many extrae. ED 7-1887. 45 condition. 3 step tables.. M ondr good FOUHD: STOPS watch at U brary EM PLO YM EN T condition. Phone B ath, Mitchell Call ED 3-7294 and Identify. 44 1-4555 a fte r 5:30 P-m. 48 F O R RENT PERSO N A L U B C a le n d a r MAH CAPABLE OT kurtructlna In REGULAR ,5100 C IIX T T E blue horseback rid in* In Wisconsin boy*« Meda*. *9c with this ad. Lim it two. MODERN TWO BEDROOM Lake camp. Juna M ta August 14 Write M arek Rexall Prescription Center. Michigan cottage o n p riv a t* wooded HUSKA EM IL and A LIC E G IL ­ Any organisation desiring to Camp Deer Horn. 43 Edaemare Roaff. CUppert at Vine, by Frandor. 4» dune. Ju ne * - Ju ly 3*. 365 per week. CHRIST please come to the State have events listed on the Union Groas* Potate. Mfadtsan. dr phone ED 3-0*0*. ■_ « News office. Room 347. Student Ser­ collect TO M M 48 PHONOGRAPH - RADIO, »rapes, vices Blag, for two free peases to Board ta n calendar m ay leave OTTAWA H ILLS. 3 bedroom ranch, the Crest Drtve-In. MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST ASCP . bookcase, gas refrigerator, stove, reed large living room, beautifully land­ a notice hi th e Union Activities tor naakand wortt at new General couch and chair. Small table*, rug. scaped. 5 minutes from campua. THIS AD AMD 35c entities you to office o r Union Board office in Hospital. CaU IV 4-M ll. E x t St. 47 370 Wert Grand River. 44 Available June 1. *130 ED 3-4591. 44 play 1* holes of miniature gait at <3ood Tima G olf - next to Paul Ba­ the Union. Deadline is Friday. APARTMENTS vere'» Bar. C O LLEG E M EN TWO APARTMENTS. Basement 5 rooms and bath; main floor, 4 rooms and bath. Private sntrance*, utilities R EA L ESTATE paid, parking. Summer school. IV SUMMER JOBS 5-0553. T APARTMENT FOR summer tu rn or 41 OKEMOS. RANCH with everything. . bedrooms, 1)6 bathe 3 fir «e l» rae. J car attached g a n g s, finished ree roam, large kitchen, ' i acre lot, own- aU summer. $45 a month. 3 or 1 ED 7-0337. R iver Downs Sub- males, Wzapprovaa. Can ED 3-1611, FULL TIME WORK THIS SUMMER, EARN $4,000 _ ext. 3374. « Division. , BETWEEN MAY AND SEPTEMBER APPROVED. PRIVATE, furnished HASUETT. 3-BEDROOM eeotemno- rary. 1> , tile bathe. Built-in stove and 3 rooms and bath. Parking, adults. ovan, carport, full basement. See te 30 — 30 — 30 — 30 IV 3-1834. *7 appreciate *2.100 down. Take over TEACHERS OK GRADUATE stu­ military reduced. FHA. FE 3-34M. M $1,000 CASH SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO THE dents. Lake front. Summer e r year around. 3-5 men. F E 3-3741. tf t ONLY «15.9*0 FO B THIS 2 bedroom, bath home. Semi-split level located COLLEGES EARN IN EXCESS OF $133 A WEEK SUMMER TERM. 3 apartments. Ap­ in a secluded a n a of nice heme«. proved, unauperylesd I block eaat 1* min. drive from MSU. Owner win carry contract or of Gables on Grand River. ED 7-1204, CaU Eleanor Rather. will e g a l d k trade. TRAVEL TO RESORT AREAS, PLENTY OF TIME FOR ask for B A . _ ■- * C o , Realtors. ED 3 P H,Rather Realty OL H B 5 M - BOATING» SWIMMING * GOLF ROOMS OWNER. EA ST LANSING. 4 tod- room ham*. 33x3« f t W rsg*. walking «■rlivw •W »»l a »ww»w{id B n i n r ww iv n «nvHwv i s msw - t e a^ ^n mf «e*o^ SINGLE AND DOUBLE rooms for distance to MSU, M g W M M H WIN AN ALL EXPENSE PAID HOLIDAY TO summer, approved tor man. Kitchen TV end dining room, private entrance Thomas, and East Lansing High. Win consider acreage, or house trailer _«e Goowgh to whnf tb# fashioa LONDON FOR A WEEK Singles, 3*30 weakly double«. 37 pert payment. Priced reasonably. weekly. 113* F ry . E . L aiuteg. Xto CaU ED 3-1*4*. 2-437*. ÍÜ SOME QUALIFIED STUDENTS MAY WORK oppafito of w ay g il gsodaoteg OVER-SEAS FOR THE SUMMER DOUBLE UNAPPROVED roe panelled, » - k shower, private SERVICE entrance, patte. Light cookta* priv­ ileges, piano and téléphona. ED S-4P1A TYPESETTING. COMMERCIAL mrt. n a ti A in a h o fc o a p o d BASIC REQUIREMENTS: drafting, poeter d esign , and offset printing. Wanch Greffe Service, 1739 1. Over 18 yea» of age. ATTRACTIVE BOOM IN area of beautiful homes fo r grad student or E. Michigan Avenue. T seefng Phene 4*3-4305. tt Irovafag. Vdiih/wd psiat professional man. ED 3-117«. • 2. At kast 6 months of college. TYPIST ANN BROWN. New phone LARGE DOUBLE BOOM tor men number. ED 3-8334. Electric type­ Shift g o w a and bsrHDcIa 1 Neat Appearance. In approved home. Summer and writer. Term papers and Wussk ah a fall. Parking, soma privileges. ED general taping. ________________ t f THOSE STUDENTS WHO QUALIFY MAY CONTINUE 2-4833. 41 TYPIN G DONE In Spartan Villa*« po|OHia SJM» Each M l MEN • DOUBLE BOOM. Twin beds, apartm ent ED 7-8703. ce ED M S I THEIR ASSOCIATION NEXT SUMMER ON A co-op kitchWt. parking. M each. 1X Available Ju ne 1*. *80 So. Pennaylva TYPING. In my home, by secretary ScaWap ha—pottisiip. Bia. IV 5-6207 after 5 or week-ends. FART TIME BASIS - 47 with 10 years* experience. TO 3-473*. SUMMER SCHOOL. Attractive ate 5-7 s iz e s . & .9 S CALL NEAREST OFFICE FOR APPOINTMENT gle room for student stay Ine both GRADUATION announcement« 9a- terms. Reduced rant i f ¡interested in eiudes your name. 3 day swrtce yard work. CaU ED 3-38**._____ Myers Printing Service. M U S a £ Michigan. IV 3-2534. tf GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN NICE ROOMS fo r summer poly. GL. 4-7451 With and without packing, narking UNITED RADIO spadaUaatíon auto­ 3 blocks te campus. ED 7-4*30. 47 motive radios. Piet rate. S I JS te re­ LANSING. MICHIGAN SOUTH BEND, INDIANA move. repair, reinstall (parte AJtobor TWO SLEEPING rooms, near Pren­ included with « » day uni iiliRMiiiisl nr 1-5*22 CE Î-1IM der. M od beds, clean. Quiet, narking. guarantee. 1 Palr riew A E. Saginaw IV 2^4*4 alter • p jn . 47 Lansing. IV 9- « l 7 - tf TOLEDO. OHIO CH 5-5*52 ATTENTION M ALE STUDEN T *! Roams, cooking a n d .p e rk in g for T R A N S P O R T A T IO N summer term. Rseeonable rates. ED ANN REBOG, MICHIGAN LIMA. OHIO I4 M . 47 NO 3-SMS . CA 4-9741 3*5. Leaving Ju n e 11. CaU HD 3-474» APPROVED HOUSING fa r men. CLEVELAND. OHIO Par summer end fall tana*. 443 Park Lane. E D 1-M 7 » . 47 ■W A N TED : RIDE TO HsTrisbusgti. MA 1-53« Pa. or ama north. Sunday Ju n a I L COOL APPROVED, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO PENNSYLVANIA and md h falli terms. 1 Private home, parking. 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'm Wednesday Morning, May 31, 1961 ¡4. 70 Businesses Sign Up for Campus Chest Safety Council Predicts Record Toll Petitioning By TUB A ssociate» HUMS ways, exceeding any summ er ether drivers. Better to arrive d l spokesman expected almost Space at ’61 Career Camy Opens Today The nation’s motorists were holiday weekend in our nation's history.” paying a ghastly prion in traf­ (During tho four-day July 4 rame late and safe—than not at all.” - t ' ! A heavy toll of other acci­ 74 rniiitaf cars on the road Monday. THERE WERE MANY multi­ Ry JOB HARRIS “ Career carnival m ens the A banquet honoring the Petitioning for positions on fic deaths on streets and high­ -holiday in 1950 traffic deaths dent deaths prevailed, includ­ ple death crashes. In Illinois, door to many opportunities that guests has a lre a to h e n plan­ the Campus Chest Board of ways Tuaaday as the long four- totaled 491.) ing drownings and miscellan­ eight persons died in two sep­ State Hum S tall Writer ned for the Big Ten room of Directors will begin today and day Memorial Day holiday "NEVER HAVE OUR auto­ eous mishaps. arate collisions, four in each would otherwise be unknown Thirteen y e a n ago, the Place­ to-the student," he said. Kellogg center. Forddy Ander­ run thru Friday, according to haadad into its final hours. mobiles ^m d roads provided Motorists en route home accident. .. , ^ ' m ent bureau invited a group son will be m aster of ceremo­ Jim Chandler, Director of the Tuesday were expected t o The Safety Council had esti­ "The student can receive pro­ Campus Chest for 1961-82. The National Safety Council, g reater safety. I t is inexcus- m ated th at 100 persons might of employers to HSU to discuss fessional advice on all phases nies and Jack Breslin, secre­ ttrie th a t such"! death and in­ make Memorial Day and even­ career spnottimltiss with the of vocational opportunities.“ tary of the board of tr ust ees Petitions will bo la Berksy traffic experts and police plead­ jury toll as we are now record­ ing toe heaviest period of traf­ be killed to the 30-hour period will be the m ain speaker. hall. Brody ban, and in 318 Stu­ ed far extrem e caution by mo­ fic in toe long holiday. Pleas­ from 6 p.m. Monday to mid­ ¿tudeots. Those who cam e wore torists. Nevertheless, traffic ing should go unchecked,” Pyle so tan reesed with the assist­ THIS FALL’S carnival will C areer carnival Is sponsored dent Services. They must ant weather lured m any mil­ night Tuesday, 30 more than on ance they could give, that they be held on-4he-second floor of turned In by 8 p.m. Friday deaths continued to average said. - lions to the highways. A coun- a non-holiday Tuesday. by die University Placem ent about one every 14 minutes— " I t Is absolutely imperative requested to- return the next the Union. ' bureau. Je rry Myers, Flint sen­ Positions to ho filled on the ore than four an hour. If the year. Among the companies who ior, is this year’s general chair­ hoard Include: personnel, pub­ m rate th at every driver exercise the continues to the d o s t of utmost caution. D rive defen­ From this rather small c ar­ will be sending representatives man. licity, public relations, alloca­ the holiday period—from 6 p.m. sively — avoid an accident by PRO GRAM INFORMATION CALL D 8-8617 e er day thirteen years ago has and displays a re . General Mo-' tions, solicitations, secretary, (local tim e) Friday to midnight g r own the “ Career C arow al,” tors, American Airlines, Dow and treasurer. During toe year, thinking ahead and making the Campus Chest, the only or­ Tuesday Chemical, IBM corporation, — the final toll would plenty of allowances for toe the largest vocational informa­ tion service of its kind in the Ford Motor co., Michigan Civil UB Will Sponsor surpass the record of 413 high ganisation authorized to solicit way fatalities in the four-day -mistakes and-chance-taking of Service Commission, Standard funds for charity an tho Cam­ Memorial Day weekend of 1957. world. ~ 17 \ Shortly after classes resume Oil, RCA, Whirlpool, Dupont, ‘Flight to Europe9 pus, works to consolidate all EAST LAN5ING.; PHONE ED.2-2814 (his fall, on October 9 and 10, Burrough’s, Bell Telephone. individual money-m a k i n g Howard Pyle, president of toe - ~ '\ . the 13th anual Career carnival The representatives will ex­ The Union B oard "Flight to drives for charity into one cam ­ National Safety Council, said COLLEGE MEN HOME OF THE BEST IN FOREIGN FILMS win bring over 230 representa­ plain informally, the types of Europe" has reserved two pus-wide drive. - " If the present trend continues, EXCLUSIVE LANSING AREA SHOWING^ opportunities available in Their planes to fly to Europe next this Memorial Day weekend E arn 52060 TMs Summer! tives- from 70 different busi­ nesses, industries, educational organisations and the back­ summer to leave around June The Chicago Board of Trade traffic tyU could reach 800, an FIRST SHOW 7 P.M . — ADULTS 90c organizations, and government ground and qualifications that 21st. In order to accomodate is tb s worlds largest commod­ unprecedented record of trag ­ U t ( H t Company of iU bind h*» XASYT^NIGHTS - WED. & THIRST and service agencies to discuss are necessary to fill the posi­ ity exchange. edy on our streets and high­ • o r m l intoroettaf Job opportun- more students, faculty, and ad­ tttos Tor penonable collete men future careers and to give pro­ tions. m inistrators one plane will be in (ollowtnf aroaa: THE SEASON’S LAUGH RIOT! fessional advice in planning a Last fall, an estim ated 12,000 for a four week trip; the other college curriculum. 1. Detroit - people viewed the exposition of THE JTHEME for the 1961 'displays and visited with the. Carnival is “ Opportunities Un­ representatives a t Career Car­ plane for a nine to 10 week trip. Both planes will have 86 seats available and toe round- ST A R U TE 2. -J . Saatnaw Grand S n W » All participants and others-l Interested are invited to attend. | Apllcations will be available • t the meetng. 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Wednesday Morning, May 31, 1961 A. J. Foyt Victor On Sports, Etc... Of 500 Mile Race Shop Wednesday ART DWORKEN INDIANAPOLIS UB—Texan A ., ed first for a near-tragedy in 1 2 Noon to 9 P.M. J . Foyt whlpj ed past Pw**yl- which five c a n were wrecked Recently the State News printed a story about the current vanian Eddie Sachs in the last and two more spun through the college basketball scandals. In the story Forrest Eveshevsld, The Detroit Tigers saw their game raised his total to 41 for seven mUes Tuesday for a $100,- athletic director at Iowa, was quoted as saying that an an­ America] league lead trimm ed the year, second only to Balti­ OQO-phu victory in the 500-mile pile-up safely about a forth of nouncement involving a Hawkeye freshman in the basketball to just Vh games yesterday as more’s Jim Gentile w ith' 45. auto race. the way through the race. i mdal cam e as a surprise. they split a doubie header with Cash is also second in the bat­ There were no serious injuries Foyt, 26-year-old big c ar ..cir­ of drivers. LVLSHEV8KI stated th a t he knew nothing about the situa­ the Kansas City Athletics. ting race with a 340 average. cuit champion from Houston, tion and "reaffly c an 't comment on the m atter.” The Cleveland Indians won won the golden anniversary The day’s only fatality was The player involved was accused of acting as an intermediary two from the fading Minnesota 500 in an average of 138.466 the death of a track guard, run in rpcruitinf players for bribes. When sought for comment, Twins to cut the Tiger lead by T ic k e t S a le s miles per hour, a shade under over when a fire truck backed Iowa basketball coach Milt Scheurman was not “immediately one game. Baltimore moved the record 138.767 which Jim up to put out a blaze in Eddie past New York into third place, Rathm ann set last year. Johnson’s vrrecked car. It was available ” , -- - . . . So fa r 21 players from 17 colleges have been implicated in four games off the pace. B e g in J u n e 1 the 54th fatality since the track HOME RUNS decided both HE PROBABLY would have opened in 1909. ^ the fixing of some 39 games broken the record except for ends of the Tiger's holiday The sale of tickets for 1961 IT DOES NOT seem too presumptious to state that some 17 doubleheaded. Norm Cash hit Foyt and Sachs dueled hub- different athletic directors have probably professed an inno­ n grand slam home run in the football games will open on i a series of spins and crashes to-hub, with both standing off June 1. Students planning to which {Hit the yellow caution cent Ignorance of these sordid m atters, and that some 17 dif­ eighth inning of the first game challenges by Roger Ward, who ferent coaches have been conspicuous by their absences a t to power the league leaders to attend any games played away light on and held the drivers in finished third. W ard finished from E ast Lansing this fall piece for more than 33 minutes. various press conferences. - a 5-3 victory of the A's. first in 1959 and second last I Now, a t a time of crisis for the integrity-of our national should file applications before Sachs, glib, tavern owner from year behind Rathm ann when In the second game, Norm leaving the campus this spring. Center valley,Pa., apparently worn tires forced him behind, , athletic system, our foremost lesders in the field of physical Siebera hit two tapo-peasure education have come forward with two omnipotent panaceas shots, good for Paul Foytack’s This is particularly advisable had the race in the bag when as they did Sachs today. to silence the disillusioned public. - for the Michigan game at Ann his right re a r tire wore out, and third loss in five-decisions. Arbor. he had to make a pit stop with RATHMANN was forced out “ Let's Hot take a long look at the moral and ethical questions The score in the second game of our profession,” they say. “Let’s hide behind our ignorance. was 9-3. only three b p s to go. by. magneto trouble on the 51st MICHIGAN STATE will re­ B etter yét. let's just hide.” ceive a limited supply of tickets onds. Foyt won by about eight sec­ lap shortly before today’s tog Some lengthy strategy by Both Foyt and Sachs pile-up. IT IS TIME for these leaders to break aVvay from their cur­ m anager Joe Gordon' of the for these gam es and since stu­ rent policy of splendid ostreichism, and remove their heads Athletics backfired when 'Cash dents- m ust purchase tickets m ade four pit stops, but Sachs Only 12 of the 33 starting c a n from the sand long enough to formulate some opinions. to games played away from spent 8.4 seconds more in the were running a t the finish at hit Bud Daley’s 3-1 offering joff The coaches have some background in the methods of re­ the facing of the second deck hom e they should make appli­ pits—Just about the margin of the race, which had seven dif­ cruiting used by gamblers to solicit players for bribes. Afterall, in right field for Detroit’s vic­ cation a t an early date. Foyt’s victory. ferent leaders in the m ad how did the player get to go to the school in the first place? tory. Seniors graduating in June THE YELLOW LIGHT Hash- 1charge for the Manner’s purse. Wasn’t he in fact bought, begged and "bribed” into coming or August will not receive appli­ to the “ institution of-his choice” ? Hasn’t the player already BILL FISCHER, who yielded cation forms in the Alumni sold his services to the highest bidder? one run in two innings of relief mailing. Application forms sure How can they be so naive as to expect the player to stop .work, picked up the victory. available a t the Athletic Ticket selling when a better offer comes along? Cash's four RBI’s in the first Office in Jenison gymnasium. IN THE CURRENT issue-of Sports Illustrated, an editorial appears entitled “ Sanctimony Inc.” It deals specifically with ALL APPLICATIONS for in­ the exposing of Everett Case,-North Carolina State basketball coach, for his professional blindness. “He believes that New York City boys are more easily cor­ Standings dividual gam e tickets received between June 1 and June 14 (midnight) will be drawn tor rupted than Carolina boys and th er®f°re that Carolina coaches lot to establish the order o f fil­ AMERICAN LEAGUE ling to the lim it of-the tickets should stop recruiting N.Y. athletes and concentrate on ac­ By The Associated Press quiring homebred talent.” „ available. Applications receiv­ (Last week two Brooklyn boys were accused of taking bribes W L Pet. GB ed after June 14 will be filled a t N.C. State.) - DETROIT 29 15 .095 — in'order of a receipt as long a s “FOR YEARS, Case has been one of the most brazen re­ Cleveland 26 17 .605 XVt tickets are available. cruiters of young athletes in the country, and twice his school Baltimore 25 19 .568 4 All rem ittances received with has been put on probation by the NCAA for breaking the rules, New York 22 17 .564 4Vt applications between June 1 according to the editorial. Washington— 22 22 .500 7 and June 14 will be-held until “One outstanding high school star was offered as an induce­ Kansas City 18 20 .474 8 the applications can be proces- m ent to play for N.C. State a five year scholarship, a seven Minnesota 10 24 .442 9 Vs ed for filling or refunding dur­ year medical education for his girl friend and generous yearly^ Boston 17 22 .438 9% ing June and July; hence, cash bonuses. Los Angeles 15 25 .376 12 checks will not clear the banks “ THIS IS THE kind of under-the-table, outside-the-rulçs re­ Chicago cruiting that corrupts youngsters 'even before they get to a 15 27 .357 13 until th at tim e. - À mipp V Wonder- Value college. Case is certainly not the only coach^ guilty of such misdeeds, but-he should not contribute to the general corruption GOLFERS! and then complain that athletes—wherever they c o m e fro m — - a r e too corupuble.” k It will bo a g re a t and im portant day when coaches like E verett Case assume some responsibility in this m atter, instead tee o ff with the best Coif equipment from . • • ----- Seam less Hose of shifting the blame to the athletes themselves, the gam blers, - More Wear Per Pair! and even the m anners and m ores of an entire city. IT IS TIME that university officials look into the reasons behind these scandals. They also have a moral responsibility— tarry Cushion Sporting Goods to the institutions they représent- and to the athletes involved. 3020 V ine S t . — 1 Block N o rth o f M ichigan A ve. We most be wary, however, not to offend the dignity of the ~ r i . college coaching fraternity, for as they will readily point but, it — W est o f S e a rs X pair w asn’t they who “ fixed” the games and paid off the players. O P E N MON. TH U R. & F R I. T IL L 9 :0 0 P.M . All they did was teach the boy how to stick out his hand. 3 p airs 2 .8 5 Bryan, Alpha Tan Omega Knapp's has a complete wardrobe of styles to choose from for all your hosiery needs. Select from styles in seamless plain knit with reinforced heel and toe, Win Intramural Track Titles N o w — seamless micro-mesh, seamless stretch. Summer fashion shades in Rosetone, Rhumba and Taupetone. Bryan won the dormitory FRATERNITY Shot put—1st, Harold Laid- g i v e y o u r s e l f Proportioned in sizes 8%-ll, shoft, medium or long. track title this year with 39 points, followed by R ather with law, DTD; 2nd, Lance Olsen, HOSIERY — STREET FLOOR LANSING 35.2 points for second place, SN 38 feet, 11 nches. " P r o f e s s i o n a l " and West Shaw with 35 points in | Broad jump—1st.- Dave Scott, STREET LEVEL EAST LANSING- third place. ATO;-2nd, Bill Wallace, SN. 20 s h a v e s Alpha Tau Omega won the feet, 2V4 inches. fraternity'Title with 65 points, High jump—1st, Charles followed by Delta Tau Dglta, Mann, PKS; 2nd, Lance Olson, w i t h ... < 60 points. Alpha Phi Alpha, 57 SN 5 ftr, 8 inches. points, and Lambda Chi Alpha, 100 yard dash—1st, Jim Do- 55 points. brei, DTD; 2nd, Stewart Wyn- DORMITORY garden, ZBT. 11.0. Shot put—1st, Je rry Rush, One mile run—1st, Dave Tate, Bryan; 2nd, Emorson Boles, APA; 2nd, John Schuentz, ATO. Butterfield. 45 feet, 3 inches. 5:22.1. Broad Jump—1st, Dave Cox. 440 yard run—1st, Alvin Wad­ R ather; ibid, Jim Bouchey, Bai­ dles, APA; 2nd, Ralph Spratt, Freedom from runs, welts, no streaks 10 Freedom from run* from toe tips. N ar­ Freedom from ATO. 56.2. tightness and strain ley. 19 feet, 1% inches. run guards ' stop row f u n guards at thighs. Lots High Jump—1st. Dave Cox, 220 yard run—1st, Jim Dobrei, g arter strain. prevents this. -elasticity. R ather; 2nd, Jim Bouchey, Bai­ DTD; 2nd, Dave Scott, ATO. ley, Larry Hilton and E d Con­ 25-0- ,■ vey, Bryan (tie). 6 feet. 60 yard low hardies—1st. Dave 100 yard dash—1st, Jim Gor­ Pearce, Psi U; 2nd, Howard don. West Shaw; 2nd, Ray Van* Riker, AEP. 8.0. DeWeghe. Emmons. 11.2. 886 yard relay—1st, LCA One mile run—1st, Ja y Stev­ (Cheesman, Buck, Bolt, Kuz­ ens, Rather; 2nd, Feff Felmlee, m ich); 2nd, DTD. Bryan. 5:09.5. u 400 yard run—1st, Roger Ev­ Dorm Finals Today Ready to. ans, Bryan; 2nd, Dean Lock­ All team s remaining in play­ wood, West Shaw. 56.3. . 220 yard dash—1st, Jim Gor­ offs are requested to contact don, West Shaw r 2nd, George the Intram ural office for sched­ Swing Into Summer! Strachan, Armstrong. 25.4; 60 yard low hurdlee—1st, Nor­ ule. Dormitory semi-finals and fi­ m an Frank, E ast Shaw; 2nd, nals will be held today. The NEW Albert Johnson, West Shaw. 8.5. first game will begin a t 5.20 880 yard ran—1st, West Shaw p.m. SUPER SMOOTH Bare-arm Dress (Terry W areham, Gordon, Wal- ly, Arnold, Lookwood); 2nd, Tuned to Summer Fun Of Pleated Dacron* Rather. 1:44.4. R eds S h a re SHAVE Fashion Sunglasses Now "wetter-than- water* action m olts board's tough- not*—in second*. 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EXCEPT SUNDAY altlioer carrying 62 person*, 16 by high winds and driving rains et them ch U m * . crashed on a at dint time. AVIATION EXPERTS in Lis­ storm-buffeted - Atlantic beach All ships and planes between boa said first reports that Tuesday minutes after takeoff. Lisbon and the Aaores were alerted to search for the air­ wreckage was charred might EAST M A M MYE1 AT M M LTM MAC, M EW S Search p a trtft. found charred be a n indication the plane ex­ wreckage and torn bodies but liner when it failed to make ploded in the air. There was no signs of Me. subsequent radio contact*. no confirmation of this, how­ Delicatessen Department Special No Americans were reported Then, a Portuguese shore pa­ ever. aboard. The plane, a four-en­ gine DCS, was owned by the trol on the Caparica Isthmus, a sandy spit forming the south­ E xperts said the surf and high winds would have cloaked Delicious B arbecued F ry e rs .......... S w ift’s P rem ium Sliced Boiled H am ......... each lb 99c 89c y ^ T tr fr . Royal Dutch KLM airlines and ern p ert of the Tagus river such an explosion and hidden F re sh H om em ade Cole Slaw .......................... lb 39c leased to the Venezuelan air­ estuary, r e p o r t e d sighting the wreckage from scores of line V1ASA. It was en route wreckage and bodies near a search planes. from Rome to Caracas and Curaco via Madrid, Lisbon and the Azores. The plane, commanded by a spot called Mina in the Fonte da TeHw region. The spot is a favorite with summ er bathers. The patrol reported wreckage M i l i t a r y pilots passing through Lisbon interrupted their travels to join the search. U. S. planes stationed a t the J SUPER J British pilot, roared off the Lis­ was scattered over a two-mile a k base in the Azores bon airport runway a t 1:15 a.m. Its tost radio contact with the airport was made four minutes later, at 1:19 a.m. ~ area and said some of the bodies apparently had been washed ashore by the pounding surf. This made it difficult to also went out on search mis­ sions. ~- The shore patrol said the bodies were so badly torn it FOOD Ma r k et s would be difficult to identify them quickly. The passengers ‘Oscars’ To Be Given were Venezuelan, C h i l e a n , Portuguese, Spanish, French and Italian. Thirteen boarded in Rome, 28 in Madrid and 7 in Famous Tonight to Best Actors Lisbon. There were 14 crewmen aboard. for Quality AN AMERICAN, W i l l i a m Since 1919 . A w a r d s for outstanding sor of philosophy; Dr. William Aydelotte, form erly of Chicago, achievement i n U n i v e r s i t y E . Sweetland, asoc. profesor of was to have made the flight but humanities; and Dr. Donald A. did not show up a t the airport. Theatre productions for the Yates, foreign language in*, 1960-61 season will be presented Aydelotte, who lives in F rank­ tonight a t the annual Theatre Awards Banquet. structor. Other presentations include the Theta Alpha Phi Achieve­ furt, Germany, where he works for an export-import firm , told For Outdoor Grilling! a newsman: The convocation, sponsored m ent Award to the student who “ I don’t know why I didn t Thick Center Cuts _ c jointly by Theta Alpha Phi, dram atics honorary, and MSU ha* contributed most to all areas of the theatre this year. go. I felt so good in Lisbon Tuesday night th at I thought Smoked Ham Slices LB I 7 Players, will be held at 6:30 Also, the MSU Players Recogn­ I ’d wait for the next plane for p.m. i n Dines’ Tam arack ition A w ard' for ’consistently Santa M aria in the Azores, Boneless Rolled high, oVer-tll and Jong-range where I was going.” . Room. The Theta Alpha Phi Acting contribution to theatre. He said he will fly to Santa Pork Butt Roasts lb 5 9 c Various departm ental awards M aria in the first available Awards for the best perform­ ance by an actor and actress hi leading and supporting roles will be presented m the form of in theatre _ for achievement among graduating seniors will be given. plane. KLM SAID the plane that crashed was one of the newest Douglas DC8 jets and was de­ Old Fashioned Spare Ribs lb49' ceram ic statuettes. Five faculty judges will be The Ham Award will be given for the best performance by livered a month ago. VIASA, under its working agreem ent Lean Fresh Ground Steak LB5 9 0 guests of honor. They have at­ anyone, backstage. with Kim, initiated je t service tended all of the productions between Caracas and six euro- this season at the request of pean cities April 2. the honorary for th e purpose of N ig h t S ta f f A dutch aeronautics mlsion selecting the four outstanding acting performances. flew to Lisbon from the Hague, conferred with Portuguese a ir UJ5 . Choice Kound Done fewiss p | jd News Editor, Bill Doerner; The judges are Dr. Charles officials and then went to the Assistant News Editor, Jim D. Kenney, asoc. profesor of Dengate; Copy Editors: Sue crash rite. Officials in the R O LLED BONELESS c social science; D r, Norman F. Hague said the crash is the Kinzte, profesor of humanities; Dr. John F. A. Taylor, profes­ Cbeyallard, Betty Jean Moore, Jim Hock*. - 13th KTJtf has had since World WasuflL i . H i i i i i RU M P R O A ST S t e a k |3> 5 9 U. S. 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Musk: vffl be played by ceremonies which wfS begin at- In Racé Riots Commander and Chief of the North A m ericas Air Defense ra m m iw i, General Laurence S. Kuter, will be tiie speaker as cadets in the Army and Air the MSU Marching Baud and 4:15 p.m. on 'the OM Colleget > Force units. the Army drum and bugle Field. In caae of inc le m en t; weather, the event will be held; 5 (Continued £rtm Page 1) bus passengers. No wit­ RECIPIENTS OF the Cups public is invited to the in Jenison Fieidhoase. *• ness has testified that a Klans- the Army and Air Force ROTC I Gov. Eroor Ross B arnett cadets receive their commis­ thi* year will be Army cadet taom ised a n investigation into man took p art in the rioting. Carl Anderson, Wayne senior, sions Thursday. the report of the beating and MOST FEDERAL offices and Air Force cadet Ronald FB I agents quizzed the penal Second lieutenant commis­ were closed for Memoriat Day, Holtz, Webster, N.Y., senior. farm director and others. sions will be awarded to 37 but the hearing continued un­ Army and 19 Air Force cadets. The entire corps of more ; SHERIFF Gilloy also said lo­ interrupted in i n effort to wind Commissions to 21 other cadets than 3,000 cadets will partici­ W h e n w a s th e cal Negro and White prisoners it up as quickly as possibie.. will become effective during pate in the commissioning pa- hi the county prison farm ob­ At the tea rin g in Montgom­ the summ er. jected to working with the ery, a 20-year-old baker, Jesse Honors to General Kuter in­ Freedom Riders. Negro trustys Oliver Faggard of the Alton clude the Distinguished Service Interpreters Club la s t t im e y o u end prisoners in the downtown community near Birmingham, Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, jail, he said also o b je c te d to testified that he went to the the Legion of Merit, the'F rench Calls Meeting their presence. trailways bus station there Legion of Honor and the Croix Ruling that a merchant can choose his customer as he sees May 14 a t the urging of a Klan m em ber identified only as de Guerre with Palm and Com­ The Greek Interpreters, the E ast Lansing scion society of h a d a tu n e -u p ? m ander, Order of the British fit, the Alabama Court of Ap­ “ Red.“ Em pire. the Baker Street Irregulars, peals Tuesday upheld the con­ will meet Thursday night. viction of' 12 Negroes arrested FAGGARD, who said he is a HE HAS BERN decorated-by form er Klansman, told the The interpreters, a group ded­ the governments of Portugal, In a series of sit-ins. court he and his father, also an Japan; the Republic of China, icated to study of the A. Conan Winters are rough on your car —now ’ Ten Negro students were Doyle’s imm ortal detective, taken into custody after trying ex-KKK member, were a t the the Republic «if Korea, P h ilip bus term inal when a White mob Sherlock Holmes^ m eets twice is the time for a spring change-over and fo eat at white lunch counters pines and Thailand. annually. in five downtown Birmingham attacked an arriving group of Col. Merton E. Munson, pro­ Thursday’s meeting will be Stores March 31, 1960. freedom riders. He said they fessor of m ilitary science, and a t 6:30 p.m . a t B rauer’s 1861 tune-up. Your car is a large investment Presiding . Judge Robert B. were not involved in the vio­ Col. Thomas J . B arrett, pro­ lence. — fessor of air science, will as­ house, Lansing. Harwood, writing the control­ The young bakery worker, sist G eneral Kuter in the pre­ Students of the sacred writ­ - preventative maintenance saves you ling opinion in 10 student cases, said no segregation law was who faces a charge of disorder­ sentation of the commissions. ings who would like to attend involved; only trespassing. ly conduct as a result of the Another feature of the cere­ m ay call Don Yates, assistant money. - Harwood said the store, “ be­ rioting^ said he first went to monies will be tiie awarding of professor of foreign languages, ing the owner of its premises, the Greyhound station in Bir­ the President’s Cup by Dr. at extension 2278. had a full right to limit the use mingham, where another Free­ of its own premises as it saw dom R ite bus was due. At Bud’s Mobil Service you can gets ' ft. By its own choice it could limit the use of any p a rt of its premises. It evercised this But he said “Red" told him the Greyhound bus had “ a little accident" at Anniston, Ala.—a Wouldeveryonewhospent the -complete lubrication right to limit the use of its res­ White mob burned it—and ad­ STURGIS 1961-Miss Shari Crowell, freshman cooling system flashed and inspected taurant." ★ ★ ★ - vised him and his father to rush to the Trailways depot. A detective, Melvih Bailey, honors student m ajoring In radio and television, wen the title of Misi Stargli la a Saturday contest. A combination of teo a ty , pelse and painting talent will m ake Miss CroweD weekend in Saugatuck and engine tune MONTGOMERY, Ala. M - had said in Birmingham that Federal attorneys sketched the young Faggard told officers he Ku Klux Klan into the picture went to the Greyhound station . a candidate in the M bs Michigan contest. # messed up his clothes please tire inspection — rotation — balance exhaust inspection and repair ; of bus station race rioting Tues­ £omTKnSn*«.,eltph°M““ A W S Chairmen Chosen day but were unable for the mo­ m ent to pin the violence on any Klan member. ANOTHER WITNESS, news A defense lawyer meanwhile director Jim Atkins of televis­ The new officers and com­ m ittee chairm en for AWS Ac­ P e n f i e l d , N.Y., freshm an; STUN, Sally Smith, M i l a n bring themto brake inspection and repair asked the Justice Department ion station WRBC in Birming­ tivities Board have been chos­ fieshm an; Who’s Who Sc What’s plus a complete line of Mobil products to have Attorney General Rob­ ham, told the court he saw a en for the 1961-62 school year. WhatT M argaret Brown, Mfe e rt Kennedy appear as a wit­ Klan leader, Robert M. Shelton They are president, Nancy tairie, l a . , junior, Jean Bul­ ness in the injunction hearing of Tuscaloosa, a t the Grey­ Simmons, North Tonawanda, lock, Bethesda, Md., freshm an; Cleaner and ¿gainst the KKK and Montgom­ hound station but not at Trail­ N.Y., junior; vice-president,' Big Sc Little Sister program , ery and Birmingham police. He ways. Nancy Mlnshull, Muskegon jun­ Garnet Veld, Kalamazoo fresh­ ior; recording secretary, Linda m a n ^ Anita Strenge, Sterling, Shirt Laindry received no immediate reply. The request for Kennedy to The federal government is appear as a defense witness asking U.S. District Judge was made by Calvin Whitesell, Sears, Holland Patent, N.Y., sophomore; corresponding sec­ III., freshm an; Activities Carni­ val, Judy Haack, Escanaba E. Grand Siver Across from Student Services Building B u d ' s M o b il F rank M. Johnson J r. to con­ attorney for Montgomery po­ retary, Sarah Perkett, Traverse junior; calendar chairm an, tinue a no-violence order al­ lice authorities. Whitesell told ready in effect against the Klan, the Associated Press he wanted and to prohibit police from al­ to find out what, if anything, City sophomore; treasurer, C a r o l e Smith, Birmingham sophomore. Susan Lorim er, Birmingham freshm an; AUSG representa­ tive, Ada Doyle, Flint junior; it’s quick and easy Dial ED 2-3537 for~Pick-up & Delivery GrandRiverat Haslett lowing mobs to rough up "F ree­ the attorney general had to do Publicity, Judy Bitting, T hree file chairm an, Judy Carlson, dom Riders" and other-inter- with the Freedom Riders. Rivers junior; Louann Hayden, Highland sophomore. i § m m