"... nStateNews WEATHER: MOSTLY PAIR: CONTINUED COOL A!LY» STUDENT * PUBLICATION VOL. H, NO. 37. LANSING, MICHIGAN — MONDAY, MAY 19, 1952 Atom Energy Taft Hits Lack Talks Open Tomorrow Of Air Power Knur MSC family Mrnilirrw In Sprali Education, imlnslry ami Over Europe government heads will gath¬ rllM t« ! er with nuclear energy ex- Liml (generals Control , |wrtf« here tunmrrow in the U. S. Policy Says Senator iii,iiili I'lii's Second Foiir MSC educators WASHINGTON (/I1)—Sim. Taft said yesterday U.S. mili¬ Fran Lotfii G. Miller nf the tary policy is "dominated by the land generals who want 1orority Title Sing ■ School of Engineering will lire- to march to Moscow." Side over the i\i*t meeting. Wel- Speaking with Democratic Sen. Russell nf Georgia on NBC's "American Kurilm »f| on by Pi Beta Phi the School of Grad¬ the Air" television program, es He will also* evening session. preside The Alpha I'hi Alpha pn*brarl with. I eKov New* rhnTo kv l.*r>f five joint starter of the nice, and WORKSHOPS. Page 4. Dean of Students Tom as King acted flagman. Lylc Thorb.urn, eOun- Men's Couneil I the other uf- ilc hoveriiiiicnt Court to Judge A convertible parade of coed ificial* to Speak Jlcis I Chairmen for the exrnt Brewer Awanl, Morrill Act sponsors preceded the Derby. | Minor Crimes Sponsors Elizabeth Kennedy, Lan- ! Donna Mathias. Royal Dak junior, shed hn B Mate of-land Martin.' junior. Joan Emerson. KaUmagoc Slated for Display in Union sing sophomore, and joks, Wllcmcttc, 111., Judy Nau- freshman, j Minor misdrnic accepted ' the winning trophies i truffle; violations « The Brewer Award pluipje and a copy of the .Morrill Act, will lie handled t Controller, will 1 Wd-h-important in MSC history, will soon he seen in Ihe Slumer Hiill " "I -0 rtucs. hast laillMllg tJMNl Union.- 1 m a world of t Both were recently presented to the college by Forest R. Unit the Injured in f.'radi , A kern, member of the State ~ . , ~ ' "1 BULLETIN ir.g i Ann Winton. rant ed to cheduled attend-1 junior, w as treated in f head and knee injuries d f I t,fr|cu'tMr:: 1 h Morrill Act authorized . , MSI hue Arts ^ SAWYER. Mich, '/ll — Ho* car* were Mattered all over College Judiciary Board. Union. " Both 1 lege hospital Friday cvei establishment ami aid for |l\i^liv*ll Ws I • ■ I a. w the- tow n of I :><» populalino last .Men's Council and AWS will i tmui.gruit roUnic. in Uic t-ml.sl 1 * k ,Ul* night as a < hrsapeahe K Ohio sponsor their * annual Student ) States Morrill Hall was named FIT i « - freight train of more than W Leadership Convocation for new¬ ly-elected officers next week. The | after the author of the bill. j J|.WO w 40llC#C?I*lS , ears wrecked. tentative date and location is No one was found injured | Akffm established Ihe Hrrwrr f . immediately after the thunder¬ Wednesday in the Physic,s-Muth NEWS IN BRIEF 1 4 %ward last year. II In given to senior man who ha* distin- ' 'A". 1''' | -SthuD*"" N" .. M ' ing derailment that hrohe down power lines feeding the town* electric system, hut a .fireman Building. •' HI** kittle Hannah Plans of Berlin Etuis hark Sonny Grandeliu* won tHr .it the scene said: "find only knows what we'll tind in day* . . Might tianie first award and the second will Western off It ials said yesterday the Ru> un •.-n-ar light." Pacific Tour I 1 he presented to three sport star v'J,v patrols between Berlin and Helnn-tedt »ppar Hob Carey, (harlevoi* senior, alone the tracks was i • • maneuvers which started May 8. < I I. . ed. Two others were .. ♦ * * * Win- I athlete who receive* the : present the As many as si* rar* Domic Bhsirlor Bevelo/teil Brewer Award is a small trophy presented with and Orches and his name is ' Flat Major on top of the other at Ihe terrific noise versify of Hyukyus on Okinawa. - Tcnn. .tiD—The Atomic Energy Commission CAEC > - *cc . ., , , . • j engraved on th© plaque whic the whole town. MSC has adopted the university :erday development of a low-cost, *'la low-power nuclear. 'U,uble m iUC "h ' Drama IWih'Ihhi will now hang in the Unioi There is s|»arc for 3d names afti those of Grandelius- and Care; KiTiim - Iii Coiinnriil and partially staffed It with facul¬ ty members. Eventually it is hop¬ ed that enough native Okinawan* . . And . a Iluwan Fly called "bewilder It Completion of the plaque was tic will be trained" to take over the ' I Delay* (Utiulitlale Endorsement Ujh'Us R cdiu aday layed by scarcity of materials. The Brewer Award was nam- Mac Slays Out of Grid War "It looks as If this will he a in ster that living area. The prank¬ places a book between the MSC-Miehigan fuot- long-term program," President ioek handle and doorknob on the 'J1*—Americans for- Democratic Action (ADAt Gen. Douftlfi> MacArthur brought i of pre*!-1 rivalry in a w.«> that broUgh of laughter Jrom Hannah explained, lie intends tu inside so the roommate cannot v vcsterday to delay any endorsement honorary fraternity. ball s Ann Arbor on his unlock the door. L-^'ra- until after the. major party hominatm, rre^cnt * E>eyond the Hori/on' thousands of Michigan /indents whili ig way to Detroit Friday. what it will need in the way of Game He then removes Wednesday ' next July. Eugene O Nedl staff and curriculum on a long- the screen, slips * * * * . throush Saturday at 8 p.m. in the lie told a group of students that him Thursday night during his vis the Spartan campus term basis. out, pulls the window shut and lAxtder Fares Trial ; ' that if hq would watch 1052 football President Hannah will return departs. The roommate must pry June 23. In addition to spending the window open and climb in whether3 State or the University of Michigan Ecj pt uJA-Ahnied Hunein. who once haUcd| | ThcU"UIproducUon. 'handled cn- u week in the Ryukyu*. he plans to visit Tokyo, the Philippines, 1 "uli whK"1 »^°«^udc"u-",ht D""- 'SSJ-SS* ( Extortion, Pint-Sized A Sign of Approval? The College has received more unfavor¬ vlted him to speak nt thoir regular moot- I wont to Detroit last able comment for dismissing classes on the weekend to take tn a base¬ rlay of General MacArthur's visit than for A* plans progressed, MSC officials wore ball game. 'Those Tigers any other action it has taken in some time. asked to furnish space for another luncheon whims? Nnnr mawv M | that political issues seem to really* look sick.) house every time you go Parked the ear on one of win gw an to bin* the moral ones have luwu made am^personnel for a parade in keeping with down to the corner, or come better things in He¬ the General's military prominence. the side streets hack of hark and Hud nothing left of in many letters received by the State News which demand to know why classes were Briggs Stadium.. As we it hut a few bent nails. lton ted? How nm" Hecmtse MacArtbar anew his military re- rente that watchi*, , drove up, about six or eight dismissed last Thursday and not on Good for two-hits h> aoitiia,, little kids were standing on I'm a small town hoy. Friday. the sidewalk. Their eyes Where I came from, we pared to what an < It is not only in this college that political lag yeulh cmt dn lighted up like A-bombs- never had five-year-old ex¬ and other material issues seem to outweigh when they saw we wore go¬ tortionists. And all during Twenty-five cent, the- spiritual ones. However, comparison of Hark lev Mke Vlce-Pri tidfat and Senator ing to park. the ball game I couldn't Good Friday and the MacArthur parade Patri Dnmrtas of IHimk Hasty action in tninly worth the huh , the little fellows help wondering if 21 cents seems unfair. cancelling nil classes mistake because line of aerial, or maybe ,c had been enough "to keep . was a The obviously political nature of the of its implications, anfoanded though they sidled up to ns when we got the kids off the eat." 1 ex¬ motor, for all I kpaif out. He gave a sly wink and it will save bv ''keepiri General's visit did not enter into the t'oi- may he. pected to come hack and said. "Watch your ear w hile find a grease spot left kids off." But I lege's decision to participate In the tenthi- -—Much could he said about the dangers four gone, mister. Keep the where the ear had born. just as happy i.< lies in his honor. Ilrraune the College did of a military hero who diies not ndmit kids off while you're at the kids two-hits, sat participate, famishing both fncMHies and The more serious side of frankly his reasons for voicing political hall game?" if they really mvdiM personnel, dors not necessarily identify it this thing is quite extensive. . ideas. Much more would ho said aland local As I said once h with his views. j was about to-laugh it What makes kids run a lack of recognizing of religious interests of liPlfpr to (lie Editor off, all the while clutching booming racket of this a small town hoy But whether or not. MSI'officials were ap¬ students which was shown in holding, used to big city . classes on Good Friday. the. pennies in my pocket type? Is it for pocket iwon- proving the doctrine which everyone knew five-year-old ext. the General Would set forth, the Admini¬ However, use of MSC facilities to enter¬ tain the General and participation of the. Reader Urges Respec! when the guv I was with slipped the kid 2.1 cents. As e.v that wouldn't come from anyplace else? Is It just for Maybe I'm naiy,- strative Group's action in cancelling all sort of thing set r we walked away I asked the fim of.it n sort of ad¬ , classes made it appear to some that MSC was making extra concessions. ROTC in the parade were certainly Hot political or moral moves. The ROTC's part, For General M'Arihur him why he didn't, just ig¬ nore, the kith Then, ontivo venturous' hinge on a small sordid to of an me. embryonic Th , The eoneellntion was based on the lack ill fact, was nlaiiit the only portion of the the light. 1st, lieing nature whole program of events which marked the of class attendance due to tmrticipntion of fjv) Tim rniTon *?»< Wr wn. environ, has it. ROTO in the afternoon parade. With a sub- visit ns the non-political affair it was offi¬ cially' supposed to la>. I hadn't realized .Inst which kids we were paying INFORMATION whatsoever. stantinl portion of the student body gone to keep off:, the car. I for a whole afternoon's class time, it Act rorxrli. thought it was some of the seemed unfair to College administrators to hold classes which couldn't Is- made up by neighborhood, toughs, rer- taiiily not the little ones THOMPSON] ROTl' cadets who were absent by legis¬ lative and civic invitation. Lists Nopclod who were consenting to watch it for two or three JEWELRY However, the decision to cancel all hours for n mere pittance The IVpnrtment of Organizations has classes is incompatible with College policy been urging presidents of all campus or¬ of 21 rents. 1 vvns wrong. Wat* mi on other speakers. ganizations to turn in their annual reports The kids certainly learned to the Student Government immediately That's pretty good ' When-notables have appeared on campus, voting. a so that the Government's records will lie in particular on the American Way Sympn. racket for a five-year-old. I sitim, class attendance has lieen optional. complete and *o that each organization agine wha'l it rotikl will stay on the approved list. devrktp into by the lime Almost as many students have cut their All that's needed front each group 1. a Crossword Puzzle classes to attend the Symimsiums as would list of its memliers, advisors and officers, have, been absent if classes had lieen held and answers to a few questions. last Thursday. Optional attendance would have elimi¬ The lists compiled by the Organizations IVpnrtment from information turned in CAMPUS ***** nated the growth of opinion that the Col¬ go to the Wolverine for next year's book lege is identifying itself with a political figure and still allowed ruts where neces¬ sary. and aro circulated to persons needing in¬ formation on organizations. The list, CLASSIFIED! make for case of contacting officers and Other criticisms levelled at the College also are a safeguard to approved organi¬ housing for furnishing facilities during the lien- zations when they request moms for meet¬ eral's visit seem unfounded. MSC is a state ings in the t'nion or elsew here on campus institution. Next door are those who l.ists from every rlub, honorary and planned the welcome and program honot- other groups active on campus are abso¬ cuosirv cabs ing MacArthur. Am slate institution with lutely required by Congress ordinance. 14-50 Mdat per facilities as inviting as ours rnnnol escape Since the list, aren't made up for any • 1 T-- I furnishing service to the stale which sup¬ purpose except ns an aid to everyone eon- itJ u .. FOX HOlF f. X. ports it, or to group- whose home it is. {nected with group work on campus, it's 1c • T" The General was first invited to speak every president's advantage to stop in to¬ " f# here by the_ Michigan. Pres.. day at the Congress office, third tioor of Association the I'lifon, and pick up the blanks licfnre 7r which iias its home offices on-the campus last minute rush at the end of the term 3i is X H and meets here yearly. Naturally when the makes the job a big headache. group invited the General to speak, it in- h ft EMPLOYMENT Night Staff M Michigan State News i* 3,' *' if ft J! 44 it Ji il <41 53 a?' f & ft r —u YOII SHOWIXG AT VOI R I.AXSIXd M\ .S\ Ht' T TRRHKI.lt THKATKRS NICHISAN • nhw sMOWIM. • with Jrannr t rain. Jeffrry LA FT and Smile Hunter Mjriii l.ov anil Edward Arnold ataeOonw-fa, HOEFLINGER e* AcrOM iron St*t| HOUSING AT1ILFTIC CARDy S JEWELRY of —• perttVt- I -ROOM furnl- WOLVERINE TyPEWWJJ 117 I. KAIAMSJOO ATTRACTIVE wanted^ Reasonable. Cal SC Diamond Squad Sweeps Thin clods Tmnnce Syracuse oubleheader from Indiana •A State Ky minimis vastly IntprtivVtl Mtclton track h<- «m h..rdl„ in* with a m >m hi■»'• nv= *-*« r«i«. <%>. tr 1;• . .. „M leant .Hit Saturday and wai clerked at :11.» In Ilia - 7.*,"*^ "ill fltall Nine Travels ^ liw 'iM^dVreat'syraeiile'linli »» ^nla^^Jh^ra^1* """ ' '■»"*" Orlroit Today ?-ss:- Stephens'1 Hal Helps lioshni Defeat Tigers Don't Lose Face! Spartan Baseball Highlights Squad Blanks Slack Sale PRICES SLASHED Im Klliktak'i Vanity Step 7b 3 p. SI.N Darim Oaalt III 11.08 Nr. ».M Jutah ima.RY.SUI la I I ^ It TK SUE la SLACKS ALL GREATLY REDUCED STATE JACKETS $4.95 Varsjiy hair of its natural oils, , IsssHs Itfflfl""X Len Kositchek's Shop " ... ' I . ; I'.uv-.yvv Monday, Ma OitH THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Workshops Lantern Night Alom NEXT TO STATE THEATER Eye All over the World To Feature Vet Medicine (Continued from Page 1.) July 12. The (Continued frnin Page I t >' Teacher of all Its 1! workshops handling subject matter of foods stun. Saturday and Sunday; edgewaterI _ which will enable"'students to and nutrition in journatism, radio Courses, in Fundamentals of In¬ Grads Spread consult resource personnel. A second annual television and television will Sing Winners Winners of the women's Inter•- dustrial Supervision and Com¬ mercial Dispatchers today until workshop will he held from June Friday; Ili.u Science as delat¬ Spartan Fame 23 to August 1. The workshop will put emphasis on "television dorm Sing and Sorority Sing will pi-esent their winning selections ed tn Vision and the Michigan Employment Security Commis¬ Gardens *«• during .Lantern Night at 8*30 Veterinary medicine irrad- production along with direct ex¬ Thursday. sion Training Courses, Wednes¬ uatea spreading the perience in programming and day; Council of Vocational Edu¬ are studio operation. Five educational •The procession will form at cation Administration. Thursday; nrlrnil'n Xnrfl Pone* Rendexreim /•/,, name of MSC from Connect- One of the strong features of 8:30 p.m. on the south steps of the Xatton'* film* Remit experts from the Philadelphia American Association of School aeniora will icut to South Africa. the Union Where coeds will re¬ Public Schools will be on the staff the summer session is the offer¬ ceive lanterns. The procession will Administrators Yearbook Commis¬ ! a voice in the eelection A recent breakdown of State as well ing of the Foreign" language De¬ as experienced tcchn(; proceed from the Union, past sion, Friday thrjiueh Sunday': ami bt the "moat valuable in- veterinarian! by state* and coun¬ partment. A person enrolling In the Michigan Committee on Civil tries shows 22 graduates are now either the elementary or the set> Beaumont, through Beal Gardens, afructor of IMS." when they MMC's around the Music Building and Rights. ? practicing in foreign lands. ond year language courses can cost their vote for the Alumni Distinguished Teacher Award at Mr»teo claim* sin MM' vet- gradnate . receive a year's credit In French. to the steps of Pres. John A. Hannah's home. During, the pro¬ Experiment* ionic that OI'KNS Elliot the Senior Swingout May 26. and craft* fur experienced ad- German or Spanish in the special cessional. Wendell Wcstcot 1. hive of bees er FRIDAY nine-week course. 40 pounds i.n a through Idol Lawrence li • This year's Swingout will start minMrator* and teacher* In art. Music Department instructor, will •t 7"30 p.m. with the traditional Students Inking the bociawiwg- age of honey MAY 2.1 ttradnate and undergraduate lnnguages are not permitted to play the Carillon. parade.. Led by the-band. seniors •Indent* may alao receive Dorolhy Glupkr* ■■■Grand BapidS. growth' of the it nil Ills Orchestra take any other subject and* must will form a procession, picking the Canal feme. Chile. Nans regular roUeic credit in paint¬ devote 45 class days of intensive senior, mistress of ceremonies and UP graduates from each school, ing hy attendtnc the Leelanau Mortar Board. president, will in¬ and ending up at Fairchild Mummer Art School troduce Dr. Hannah who will — NEED — llam inu Kwrj Friday. Saturday. Sunday NVshtj Theater for the program. The Social Service Department : — In ihis country, there are only Although the senior selection flea nee of lantern Night. Up Yitttr Party Tonight four states without a veterinarian will offer a workshop for Pro¬ ! Make "if not binding." it will bo taken bate Court personnel from July Di Hannah will also read the from MSC. The breakdown- was 1 Into consideration- by live "MSC names of the 52 senior women made from mailing . lists inelud- \ Alumni Distinguished Teacher being honored as Mrs. Hannah Committee and the faculty when ing 080 of the 1.040 veterinary J 300 Attend Annual the final selection is made next students graduated since [ TOM sremwo year, according to William Davidson, director of the MSC I. llonteKe Alum Dav 'Ymt BaHoar Mm' Hey SmuorsMiMrt... Fund. I butt of the vet i The write-in vote will bc'in- coifmrated in the election hallo* :shop, sponsr •nt of polit Tartan for alumni officers at the Swing- 11 graduates. In- 'lie Adminisi out. Each senior fnay write m fhrir first three choices for the second annual award ; thill .S P.M. t.V Tax .V Total .Ike • After S P.M. 42e Tax *c Total 50c Alumni officers of the class of 1852 will be elected, from pet¬ Techniques of Fivwls' itions previously filed with Chris [ and Nutrition. sponsored by the• . Jennings, chairman of the clcc- : Department of Foods and Nutri- j i tion, Will he held June 30 through ! The "52 Club" These by the Senior Council from itions and act as a core gron the *52 Alumni Club. Leave your clothes here Farewell addresses will -KELLY A fiven by Pres. John A. nah, and Senior Class Prrs' ( McDermott. Alumni Director ! liefore you go home ami Keesler. will welcome the ( uates as Alumni. they will he ready when a-0'COl you ■ return — —REYNOLDS 3 GRADUATION all work fguaranfv-vil — I hnUKN-MMUEm •' t ~ ANNOUNCEMENTS and dollies insured — • wwKt .£> STAHTIMi /iVKONKSim -TECHNICOLOR' • , for fire and theft. ' HAVE ARRIVED BRING YOUR RECEIPT College Cleaners UNION BOOK STORE .101 AKHOTT ROAD at The Campus Dru*! Handy Drugstore Wine and II kite _ ifeC. 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