f'niiif Office Plans MSC Requests Building Could ' , —£ Accommodate \4 3,000 students ItJLI Michigan State College MSC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION has rcipicsted an uppropriH- tion of *4.250,000 liy the, state legislature for the eon- KA.ST l.AN'Sl^fit MU UICAX — Tt KSDAV, JANUARY !), 1051 KlVK CKNT *1»iictlbn of a new library build- .1 l.augh A Day 9% • Truman Says We'll Fight f iling of the request Was re- vc-ulp.1 lortn.v by Dr. William H. One Brooklyn student, came fly¬ Combs, (Iran of the All-College ing bagfc to school but discovered I Division under which thr library his I tag gage kept rig'it on going is administered. to Seattle. Following extensive research | into library needs of MSC. final plans being completed with If Necessary To Stop Reds are funds advanced by the federal government. Man a* M««m a.vn To Accommodate 3 (MM l-wUrfrr. new I** aPtodwM* editor, and Al *Ht». nr j The new four-and-a-half story iirrrwt liiM-ucs plana for thh terms si t II NLtVS. J building would accommodate The shirtleiis tale begun Id De¬ Dean j Bigger Draft troit. Because of a low celling Term Positions t omh» said. Present facilities ac¬ iter commodate 1.750 students. The proposed library will be the plane from* New York Went to Cleveland. From there the One Point Decided It Brooklynite transferred to louneed By State News located southwest of and across the drive from Beaumont Tower. back to Michigan. gage didn't. Put the a ship bag¬ Predicted All is well now. the student $Y,\V i t'. ? appointment* for winter term were an Nn h»l*on, manager. Chose neditor was sides on two j said. take a he declared. "But t was hath with my ready to sue or clothes on," By President i. Ionising senior, former news editor..— Hi place Annex, Branches u selected by the Board of Publication* The new structure— gross floor { I !,S, Not To I'urwikc area 241,859 square feet will re- J i i •{ term. Al •Dior, was place the general library, library 1 annex, and a cosllv. ' inefficient 1 Enrollment Oilier Free Xalmiia it director. \ Enrolliiieiit i system of branch libraries in trtli-1 WASIIINtiTON' —

— n associate , er campus buildings. scot library was built in 192H to The pre-i Study Lists Pi'o.Hideul Trurnuh told (he Drops 1.000 i provide for a student enrollment; j of alKiut 3 BOO Utilizing present library farit- MSC Tenth tuition yesterday thnt "Wo iljll ti?'l»t. il titfHt wo niiist" Sinee Fall ! dies to the lullest, ! State has only 58 tt percent of the Michigan MirhiKHn St atCo I lege | to block the thicat t.f vvoild con- lli'i'reasr >in.ill«-r j"' jumped from llth to loth . Inrifcat university in the na¬ I ll.HI tion accordInir to the annual ding s survey of educational institutions' iltire ; enrollment conducted hy Dr. Ray- a- p. mono Wallers, president of the iclve j University of Cincinnati, tfing ■ The .list annual survey placed teas; four Michigan universities in the , f,„ top 25 school* of their particular for t*pe. etal- Mir lilt an Xrvriith ULLETIN ; i anticipated. He laid the to a iaigc lall giaduating decline class. Basic College Dean ual "State ..C Mr, Truiium |1 about 5tJ0. plus many "intangible imini lit* rcni rate* council fle- by a anao- U\i nliht al a ref¬ j factors." "We always lose about 3b« stu- I ties After Long Illness Wisconsin Heals Stale, 53-52 i ill * Kuv»cl! Seat I. ;' dents between fail and winter term," L»i»t«*»» said "An un usual- >*•< predicted thai T 9 Unwind i~ I tut her, 55, of 82.'! Ouk street, Km,I Lan»in|r, I ly Urge number of letum stu- Put frcuxing cxpcfll- «pt>rine the re*olu- l dents have kepi enrollment up to jtlr'irn of MichiKun Shite College'., linric College, died Thur,- i mnju«>t i diiy night. I lee. 28, in Kdward \V. Sparrow horpital, ImhikIiik. «ui Alien, day*. mated hy M- | IN New Students 'after I lean Mil extended illness. Kather had been! Careys Misled Free Throw i Vciir', l'ir,l j[ However, he adried, Ibat MSC head of the Baste rolleirej Cihts S|Kirtuiis Possihh' Win ; dents instead «>t the usual * inter since it «a, organized in registration of 250. We *« m- Hy at AN MMMIOHN AfterHaia- than ; vhoed to think that we wiHTeel mil. lie had been all MSC| HetH.etlar HihhIs i a greater decrease in enrollment A miiwwl Michigan State I roe throw after the Kami? had ended killed the S|Mirtau'M champs lor a xocoimI Big Ten victory last night. The heart breaker kuvo the Wwcunain Pari Of (anijms Badircis a 53-5* win. Boh Carey mi-^swi the free throw. The Med CVital river flooded The content was ;«l«o the! " lit Army Brat Western Conferenm th»-o let of iwwtrn teams, but to he played in Jeluaou - mhiii unci the mcoihI half the cal-: yuilsi i Modgius. who .appealed ragged. Al Half 'and du'uauii/r d .in the hist half, 11. \N onjii at tho half. '■ got ?>*»i with Dan Markham lead- fwak Thursday It also Hoorled ; the plain cast of Fairn Lan* j bridge, but cnu&ed no. damage, according to Milton Baton of the llnwaver, .11 landM aping department. ' ItadKers made throws while i SjHirtan Men things tiiat hapten around - Mot Droftable game. \g Board Approves 1 Jgtr« (In Top Then Waraitoit 'State (»rhhler Six Extension, I |» lb It Hnvvt Buiir Severely Cut four Staff Jolts In Auto Crash o-U CosbOf-Lmng Ilamiali Appoinled mem* to the rot tape Vwiperative Alien StutletitM Kais»c Plan tied Kxten*um Service ataff at Ha la*- ? floor and IWd> t » 1 dribble in U>i .1 l.» Member (if Board «ember n'iecting Staff appc>i»tmeotii jwluded i fouliwt a* .the final Must Register fltcae of Dr (iarty R, Austu- to* to rod the game .•>v.»tant professor in Basic l td- Mage for I.an y s • he NEWS IN BRIEF lege Ooff o. 1 ctnjriseliiig atsi John P. Mc« | lite throw shut v>,» #» avtista'tt director elation*. Instructors of alum- i off the Uackhrwod appoint*' Hlamnain Ragged -ere U .i> If Mol/y sol! aej The Ucf > ■>>( /'. - t ijin shtl for Vfirv llnihliifi (int. and i.. 1 hperlng Robert J. Nulph. Ko rxfienment ftstion. (spartan** would add Wi < '• * t elerinary l>e|Nirtnieiit WaiU ' "'lit Price ( als Hute*l h'fial liejMPrt ISo Sign Of Headless Haldol I'lunniog (.roup * * * * A rabbit wh*s sUyed alive seven | eti To Ih'NiiiiU' Ditlirn C"""r. French IHscnss Defense ' days after looting his head m an • oiidrot Is rei*»rted to »«e 00 ''*» | r»ew»paiie» u ; The flcan lloronil/ 'I'ickctH vt H. Ecunkmer |«t drmu tu bn>k '■* way to Fast laiiuung so MM", i wilhmd a ? « .• jtsii what they are toifi* 1° {1" u"'' v '■ day on .aMnd.iguU -an fletemuor why • killed in Ogeu any push fnei> the East Am« i^an mild thr la pin |t\od so long. ' Year* day ik«ni Sheets said l|. l|i * Milled school of xetcrirtary medicine j The rabbit Tirketi for the Vladimir lioro- rath ♦rheo PariU* ? o»» the legislative »<*ctu>n. i wit/ concert will no on sale to¬ if advertising department the amazing been living fo . day at 9 a.m. at the second floor Sheets added that the commit- he hute News ha* j-*U animal tec wilt piescfd a riiacuxAiun of check room in the Union. Hnro- farei/ To life,1,pi Korean Pence i m both local and clasal- U interested, come to the « it. was West Branch and pre- ; j their work on the Spartan For? i wit< w til appear on Jan. 21. Stu- it Ui MSC % office today. No exper- | um program on WJCAR-f M Sal- [dents may obtain tickets with *-BrtWu»-t S.r CXadwyn JeUb ytsterd* v.ppcd off eu route. urvUy evuuu^. 1 Uwu activ *vy book*. e' 4 to make 00* more attempt to ~Main Tueiday, &Mw To *TW fXtor Hold Those Tempers, Men PerlurWiI ComIh Want Leu. Mm! Toe mm I Al U. M. fTo The Editor: Union Food Prices * ft to w that MSC i-oilhi do with, a little less ridi¬ LfrU" . cule thrown in the direction of r„«t heart Wjilt u minute, Mnc. .fust because you're n senior nml Ann Arbor. In the past, we have L Friday m you've seen better times, don't cot mad and hit the man¬ heard that the bigger :» |*»n«m Lion of thc ager of the Union in the head with a cuke bottle. Is, the less they have to step on U Ml! sched We knitw the fond prices in the Union cafeteria have others to prove it. We think that r|hf I'ntcm hal risen over the Christmas vacation and it hits lis all where should. Im» just as true of cot- L general cl it hurts most—iii the pocketbook. Hut that's only one L staled J" side of the story. p Blue Key, How nlMiut the Union manager's view? He's rnnght lie- tween two fires. On one side there is the desire to provide pood food at respectable "prices. The thing that stops him is the constant rising price of food, There's another fact that most of us have overlooked. I.aat term when wages for student help went up to 75c an hour there was no rhange in the price of food. The manager was trying to hold the line, but it's now impos- noon tt sweeth up :i per rent. The food the I'nioa hup* htm been on n 0, Sisma 1 aleadit upward nptrat fur quite tame lime hut prleet Umbers c ' were held dawn. Now Ihdp fan no laager da II. jUph« (lan Kven with the rise we still think that for the prices tdquot. Pi Be ih«. Kappa the cnfetorln and grill serve better food than anywhere i final elect'1 else in this vicinity, Where else can you get u lunch for GOc and dinner for !mc, including tax. . 1 There's nothing that can lie done about it. just as noth¬ ing could lie done about the rise in dormitory room and hoard. As long as everything else goes up we'll just have to make the best of it and pinch Mir pennies so we can continue the very necessary habit of eating. Concerning Truman's Speech lb-sides, Mac, how' much more are you making If you're working for the college. How much more money is your 82iul Restores Arbitrary Pigeon-Holt* father taking home each week? Press Reaction President's Statement pnign President Truman wont support for removal of thin blockade after his victory. *11 over the nation. Ltibor unions told the story to their members It through their union newspn|iers. In the denth of Dean Rnthcr, Michigan State College was the first thing done by the as they are telling now of re¬ Democratic House leadership at peal of the 21-day rule and its ha* unstained a lum it can ill afford, for he had rare his direction at opening of the meaning. This Is not very help¬ qualities of intelligence, leadership, and human under¬ 81st Congress. ful to Republicans in their ef¬ standing. While he hud served the College in many capac¬ What had happened bmimc, fort to win back lalior votes. ities, he will he best remembered ns the man who con¬ clear once the President raised tributed more thuu any other to the establishment of the curtain In the campaign. the Itasic College and its development into u significant Willie tiie Republican Senate of the Republican-controlled 80th factor in American higher education. He was in the midst Congress had passed social leg- of another task of great importance when he was com¬ pelled by illness to leave the campus, nml it is u mutter for great regret that the All-College Kdueutionul Re¬ search Committee could not continue to have the lienefit of his wise leadership. Students who knew him will not bo surprised to learn that ill one of his last conversations with his fumlly, he commented on how much he had en¬ Thev complained Mr Trumsn ha.) talks! to sttr the people t,r joyed his work with vounitjjp|p| aygd women on the camp¬ five them a positive lead. and us. I know I speak for faculty, students, and alumni said that the nation wanted more pffccted alike when I say that he will lie long remembered at the of the facts. Tlieir teehn, was College he loved so much and served so well. that much of his report on for- I'renUtnl Jaha A. Hannah Patronize, etc. There's a simple method by which you may bring a lug¬ ger and better State News into your hands every morn- CAMPUS CLASSIFIED AUTOMOTIVE HOUSING PERSONAL EMPLOYMENT Congratulations to the Champions tif the West for pulling another victory out of the fire on Jan. I. It re¬ minds us of the i|bt saying about falling in nml coming up smelling like a rose. The Republican action Is1 costly politically Fo cause of Its admitted aim. >theart Of Blue Key Bus Ad Fraternity »ken» New* To Snap Faculty, Students Attend International Tea Narrows To Three Delta Sigma Pi, butincw ad- Pretty Coed* and More than 200 foreign student* first i femec,n. This month's tea was faculty members attended the j sponsored by the MSC Student monthly tea of -the new year j council. | Marilyn Ringler, miora; n"homorc; Chetanlng aoptl- Anne Rapaon, Moorog and Sally McVaugh, mintnatration fraternity, will hold at International house Sunday af- 1 In charge of arrangements were Kingaville, Ontario aenlor. two flnokera thia waak for third U Itrlen. taike Leelanau senior; educational chairman, Bal Wang. Honolulu. Hawaii, senior. IOCS Si mini Ik To Start It Tomorrow Students of the Akron-Clcve- May ire ukp your llpail for our himine**' • Croshy Square • Fortune j land, Ohio, area will form a cam¬ pus club tomorrow night at 7 in thfe Towfer room of the Now Cnder New Management — Tom Taylor Union, Dofis C lark, Cuyahoga Falls, Formerly with the M.S.C. Barker nhap Ohio, sophomore, announced. ANNOUNCING I NEW HI OAR REPAIR SERVICE FDR East Lansing •Wliil,- llui-k Willi 11,-tl Uultlit-r Solon •IHiip Itrimlioil I.out It or Willi Cro|M- or b .Xante* Our aim in to ld-ullior Stilt- proriile font pffiripnt auto repair* at 9 /lands Swedish Cym reitnonohle price*. Toning anil Wrecker Service Avail- •llrown Calf IKfortln Dative Classes Begin able. Hour*—It to it:,'10 Man. thru Sat. I Swed is offered PIwm U82I en s phyi ucation departmc M«-iTn Show I'irsl Floor The classes Sellhorns Sales And Service w Wednesday and from 10 to H ai Michigan Atenue at llarriMHt — Kant I.among Lighting. I riinchined Hudson Dealer 314 S. Washington Avo. nternational "Let's get down to bear facts!" -factory I quii k-trkk cigarette tests i-'und liner rm the i .in|>ua — hut uur v hola/ly f'-m llerkey Mrlnnl tl>e fed, of the rate anil decided that .... -ingle inhale and eihalc compariauna are hardly *» dncna't > urne dual faat! «■ Photo by Saylr by Saylr Lerner-Linden Conslrudioa Co. MtClean Construdion Company I Martir Rooelawn, Detroit. Mieh. V "h East Lansing Bank Town and CoHoge 117 E. Grant! River Corner of Ahlioll ami Gruml River Modi's Shoes Tog Shop 411 E. (Irani! River •123 (.rand River IMiHw of Pino'H Hah by Sayle Jacobson's Thrifty Drag lis Crantl River l.uron Theater Nnl lo tin Ranney Jewelry Shop Kay's Knil Shop 2<» M.A.C, GootlNpeetl RniMlny Oxford Shop Marjorie Dee Shop taron Theater Shopping Onler 222 Alikoli Hicks Cloaners Gentry FumHire Store Interior of Thrifty Drac Photo by Saylv 1IO Grant! River .123 (.rami River ~ Shopard's Shoos (ample Drag 31? Grant! River Aaron* front Eeffcey Hall Interior of klorir flee Shop Slate Hews Hofliagpr Bakery Michigan Slalr Collrgr 214 Abbott Road Thriftv's Last Quarter Rally Gives State First Big Ten Win ccond Buck Boot Grid Special COLUMBUS, O.— of) — Doyle had enrolled at the Uni- .pring quarter and during the reported Doyle', academic pli| Ohio state University has v e r s i ly of Miami (Florida), rummer, both Janowlei and Doyle worae than the .pot on whl ex net led half haelt Richard Do5',c'" c*Pul«lon waa confirmed hope to become eligible to play lanowtea find, hinuelf. Janow (2ti\ pulled it. Big Ten opening game out of the fire to bent (Skip) Doyle for low grade. n„ i / I . ..a loday by.school ^ official.. collegiate competition. had The football next fall-their tart in. 1.7. an average unlvenity Pawing of I.•did hot ■ north western Jb7 to (MS. Saturday in Kvan.ton, III. —necond such rii.minal for a ... v,„ Sag Plight nounee Doyle, average. State waa behind 36 to 34 at the half and trailed by as Buckeye athlete in the part week. ftiTnd of Itoyle off th*fM>N rrlend« °' the ,wo ».year-old Doyle U a native of Rochert many a. eight points in the —: Doyle told the Univecity thi. drop^d by 1«"<« " «"• «"*>» "angmit Pa. Thrifty Olixchtirgey second half before late min- an<1 weren't headed unUI the late wh«iy.™K* 0hl° StMe ,or ,hc nn ,he bMi» loww,n,er «r,d" Doyle ... , o .1 I bun with \|es Meet Ex-Champ, arikert r' J*** Pakoto Spfirtari T(miters §i j ^Iiitils Spartan PRE-INVENTORY McatS Hockey Team Swimtnetov Rrrak Into Compel it inn Withi Easy Victory State swimming team Bl CF.OBOC Showing brilliant early season swamped . Mill I Wick« waeon Big Trn ^ Wildcats, . Ten form the Michigan NorthweMern tank¬ *d the Northwestern " Michlgtn tank- ' ^h. Mich*, sc.* wk- ey squad resumed practice I this week in thin Friday'* preparation for) contcat with ******.****• „ er- SS-29 ta fore n rnpailtj' crowd ad Saturday night, at jettison Jeniaon a two game series with the lint- fieiilhouse. — — — ^— varsity of North /)akota, 5 to 4, * '•—* and : !,, .1 ataim^erT'UnitewlthTSSl . 1 rated WH|^P» Name ImHim Blow Lrll In tho fipt of the aamc< Coach Nkkmkai. (l! Im MMt. M. »y .Michigan here S*t-!»»- «• Fordkam. M; M. Mm lN.J.1. M. Harold Paulson's team led by as lurday at 3:00 p.m. ' *01*6811 HcrO much as •» to 1 With only five I • At ita peak strength durln* '•*f Ten Opener t minutes left in the contest they In World War It. Oermanv. Inchid- opening their 19*1 *eR»on | ind breaking into Hi* Ten pom- ! iff fPIIr »M|| -M|t W m 4*«*'hut 4 to a hut t' - *»• #• 0*. —PAUL HENRBO _ ««HgMHW W— LATE NEWTS BUS HOfiAN % ( .9BTOON CARTOON NOVELTY BACK STUDENTS SALE OLD AND NEW To Room For Spring Merchandise THE NEW YEAR RIGHT *» <>I K CLEANING SERVICE MUST GOr "MUST GO!" - "MUST GO!" A Uw I'm II— Of Tkm l.jtryt Murk Mu>l Ik SoM Al ThU fir— I Sal* A| A Frarti— Of I'mI . . . Murk I—a Than Whole— k! WITH LAMM MiAKIS - IllRRY to THIS BIG SALE! YOll WILL SAVE MONEY! 12.93 $2.93 I.OAFER SOX $2.19 MM SHIRTS - W HITE ANII COLORED . 11.93 7.3c MEN S ROSE SPECIAL 59c A 1.9', SLACK I'AJAMAS — A STEAL — $13,93 53c Mc MENU HOSE 3 pr. $1.23 $19.95 TRENCH COATE „... , »C.M NYLON IMUEMM AND SPORT M It* \«l—» !• TIHR~ MART HAND I'klNTS » .. 9«c $2.93 $1.00 I NDERWKAK SHORTS H9c 119., ( AMI'I S liLOVK -r- WITH INN'LRI.INKR . $2.93 A $1.95 $ 10.95 WINTER JACKETS LINED $12.9$ iilun To M.9S SPORT MHMTS — $1.95 SI 1.95 WINTER JACKETS LINED $9.93 19.93 KM) ■ WOOI. SHIRTS — SPECIAL . — ii All Slacks Greatly Reduced! kte-Vrt AI.L HALES FINAL Kos 1 xchek's Varsity Shop ' To Delve Into Healthy Mlmb Bagwell To Head Study For Military Services Mental Research Slated Here 9C(in obwi ii; . scientists are going to take a new in-aid of SI4,685 by the National The research committee WUJ in- approach to mental health by Institute of Mental Health of the elude anthropologists, psycholo¬ studying the healthy instead ot U. S, Public Health Service for gists, social psychologists, and so¬ the sick. nologists. The project is expected to begin shortly after the first of This grant was Included In a :he year. total of (21,902.46 in gifts and Other grants received during Workl'g Great Art grants accepted during Christmas vacation include $1,800 from the vacation for Michigan State Col¬ American Cynamtd Company to Slated For Series Union. lege by the State Board of Agri- be used for a study of the rela¬ tionship of nutrition to parasitic Of Foreign Films 8:30 p.m.. Room 12, tives. Union. Ac¬ infections. A foreign film program of the SPARTAN WIVES The first Spartan Forum pro¬ A grant of $500 was received U'State world's great art will be presented 8 p.m., clubhouse. Bridge club. from the Michigan State Florists in the MSC auditorium tomorrow HOTEL ASSOCIATION gram this term was broadcast ov¬ Association of Faist Lansing for trating w er WKAR at the new hour, from and Thursday at B p.m. 7 p.m., Room 31, Union. 2:30 to 3 Saturday afternoon. the purchase of horticultural to. engine* Top film on the program of four SAILING CLUB equipment. wrram.« wi John Clingerman, Lansing soph¬ will be "Titan," a documentary of 7 p.m., Board meeting. Organisation Room 2. omore and co-chafrman of the The receipt of $3<317.49 in tributions to the Michigan con¬ .State WHAT'S BETTER TR|| I in the Michelangelo's life seen as CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Spartan Forum committee with memorial center |ng buiidii through his paintings and sculii- .7:15 p.m., chapel. People's Ward Ouradnik. Ann Arbor Jun¬ College Alumni fund was also reported. A CHECK FROM DAI? (rs are 1 The program will also include church. ior r- moderated the discussion, That's easy, brother! A chocolaty, t.j ty li the An "What's.College For?" i Science' hi "Berlin Masterpieces" and "Vien¬ Other members of the group so delicious- . TOOTSIE ROLL' But vn . | Han'ah* na Art Treasures," Thomas Craven and narrated by Basil Rath- were Tom King, dean of men; John Ringle, Grand Rapids jun¬ CAHPHS CLEARER! ... get the TOOTSIE ROLLct r test to your college life! M m mm ,. rtvw>!»• a* helure with addition<1 Interviews Slated For CPA Firm Stale Enrollment Tenth In Nation (Continued From Page I) seventh in full time enrollment, and eighth in grand total enroll¬ ment; MSC was 10th in full time enrollment .and IRth in grand to¬ tal enrollment, Wayne placed !9ih in grand total enrollment, and Western Michigan College of Education was the laigest of 112 independent teachers colleges Both Wayne and Michigan State gained four plai;cR-k\ giand total enrollment while University i»t Michigan dumped a notch tieaeral I trap The survey pointed out a gen- eral drop of »4 per trot m lull time enrollments and 7 t pei cent jn giand total student*. Dr Walters said the drop was Cotton Cotton Cotton Cotton Cotton Seyffrrt Soya: hay Windsor colorful, freshly slvlcd. ami mil M *4 pa to f'***" tc«t N fetec toil." We're in low nilh sornr wonderful rotlwts! And >uu will In* tint, when > 8$ csksv to i t** 9 M-r iIh-m' ga.v, lirw ntjlex from mltvclion thai feature, Ihr qualilv awl wui inan.rip u.miuIIv found only al a much higher priee. Si«r> atr In to Jo hul we've olhrr equally flattering »ljb in hall otic*. It'; to 2l'j. rokir-faal woven colfans . . . juhI tuna them in Ihe tub. [■IW. Ofan* River. B. Law