THE GRIND WEATHER: Michigan State News BEGINS ONCE STILL COLD, MORE, KIDDIES STILL SNOWING MScO DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION |44, NO. HI EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — THL'RSDAY. JANUARY 8, 1953 •iculture, Zoology, Hitter Ulnw At»ir I.on' Sol: Five Admit President to Take To Parts in Leave of ^Absence ngineering Heads Spartan* Sit it er Retire from MSC I s I ma llegitts Roblieries For New Position top administrators, linastinir a i-maliim-d Leader K\|m-II«-iI: By AI.KX LAGOIH >, r\u-.. State Mew* Cdltor if 7a years, will retire from th«- Ma hie-u, i Knur On I'ridiatMHi President-elect J Height l>. Kisenhower yesterday affirmed i'ty at the end of the current ceiled wide-spread reports that MSC President John A. Hannah ■re Dr. Ernest L. Anthony, litai. ti:, >,,n One student has Itcen cx- will ret dace Mr*: Anna Uosenlterg as assistant secretary of ! Atrrfcultiiie; |,, l.erin i; jh-IIihI for master-minding the defense in charge of manpower and personnel. i'iKtfest series of thefts itv Ih Takes MSC history and four others The announcement came ~ ~ < who •Ai»' were have invofved been placed "in a on minor dis- hemiipiVrtpr* and addeil that Consultant w Retired llailuah would take leave «f ' ' ciphtuu v probaiioit by college of- ; a __ . In the 12 months, they the appointment. Mi- 10 Hannah mii Staff hutted thg ("liege »»! approvimatr- s.i.ftOO worth oi artirlcs includ-l ■ I fl Appointed •u iOL- n.ore than $4,000 of photouia- illi .Men Active nut u,. v. A«r Board nh''" equipment .stolen from the i»h««to lab in Ak Hall lath No- i Civic Affairs i Lliirapi l'rufr»Mir. Ate* Laggi*. editor. » kr. jiu-d !, rmcr MSC durinit vac'a- staff Accepts Bid I«i»«is. Wakrfiold llr.nl Lint I li«»fii ftir IN.-l Dr Klu.vd \V. Ilcevc.-. |,ri,- For Dorm - icsKor „f administration at ifn |! I.ovc, 56, h mcm- |y. MS,' oxtnn.ion sU,f( t o«p of Sr* | nit. State \eivs l*osts t illed Ih,' will t'mvrisity of ("hiraifu. join the Miihiuau Slate t'V * m1-4'y v« t< ■■ '-.ft Sunday morning K \tuian's Alva Hnspitai in' Wakpnir. In Near SJI Million tty Hoard ii>i>ointmenls 7 /m the studentv explained trndrd liiwell I n < urtu (dl!„i i.i It,.; H.,t, N'i w v -I* 11l.i\ l,v til»' II,.;il.I „! ctoi of Information Sri presuietit .lohii A Hannah iv. V 'ci da t .-it 2 3(1 p.m. I i Hervr« Wh" has had a long rhe college -was potjfii ,i.i fiu iiu r - i>"t 1 - editor all,I if-MK-ial.' editor at ffrtVi r.c-Runcimati Funeral .iflci. .Old -li itinguished t arrei in the * jH -ft; ag<»' pohcrineh ti,/ N-n - V " '*■ Hflmmist i at ion, . as a consoltant slave liad been *eri»u*lv stolen equipment. Fuio i.ll.l.'r!alV,;.1V STIN lo Aid . tie pUw! a» " m r more than a year and was i tint «>rgilittuU«nt rd divahility retirement Mnhigan State * Hash ColtefiC hi* iwM 4% e*|en»ion *pe- l in Agricultural economics BULLETIN Book-Seeking Th« t tiuag" i MSC HiadUHted front MSC MSC Students : vote half triif of his« h!<*"'• Ibtics ; time i»t ti" bchmt *,<- T ami *'• i .;.«nNir.s Masonn- Lodg' I questioning < »• chairman of the . !y Chapter elf th< Wolverine Meets hi* wdr rt him are four daughter Horticulturist * I'iy ouls Itegin A '■•iiii of I*e-rk« Hanktri of WiVi.i- 1/f/fOfll/Cf/ lo |"*i- loniglit for I'ws.iniciw- L* I'oiul hour Job | ; Tenii Pla\s Two New Basic (iourscs Niw. lull. I l|n ii OHVml \\ inter Term II NEWS IN BRJEF I*"'- tu Cot f «// Stane I4 rasli See !So Study Problems: Others UlameDorm IAfe. Ili^li School n. m \k i %i k r kit* hi i\ yr iiicthod for *n« it* »o change from ftvstrm to the new "I• r 1 UMI of t •' "I •; ' • * • 'rteieq in Mjmrrer ho^t. L>r Our h^a*v»*« ! ♦ *dn { " ' . • • head fprollcd the previous fall «•? t.wfrt t study thougj « helpful 'r* f ' ' s ' A fotal of 502 acctiniu of X'grcKKtoual inquiry S< ocic-a provided the uic pm-r< ■ ne- ^ term. course* were offered with P .-I#';- m David . n He is 110300-a-ycar (Is- he V ^ ^mur^'tintc one-half being nyyv sub- k»jumenu and pub- {i • VrhottuwcUt ; t. tteyau tin. matcftai Uwvd. An Me lk\MLh, I'm b . \, j; National lotions I CAMPUS tUSSIFIEDS Only 51 ' ' Days Until INFORMATION Discrimination ? Finals! Michigan State News Junior U-Mttn Set's Dream Come Trite ^ liifanticipatiiig? visit 5 TIIM STORK SHOP Sweaters *3 f A )<>IU !•:. Michigan Ave. Blouses 52:B! *3:#l *4 Skirts Cloves *1.88 & 88, - January «, 1882. shing Parties Crowd Coeds' Calendars accepting, a limited number of application* is Bow te TRENTON, Neb. ld*t—There's and through the Grill for the position df fr Hi. surprised to.see mo pus ■ • Iilonde on the bench here. She's • tuck here? Well, to tell these lirsti few days of MAINLINER STEWARDESS Pick Up Mrs. llevonnabelle Reynolds. Judge ot the Hitchcock County Court , ydu the truth so am I. The every term yop hear over is Successful candidates will be given five weeks' and over. "Hi. ' ditP you ' and Nebraska's only woman judge. State News personnel has Bids - and ■ Although «he has never no law degree took the state bar ex- been juggled around so have a nice vacation?" or training at our expense at our Training Center in much that none of us real¬ "How- was Ajiyr Christ¬ Cheyenne, Wyoming. They-must i : atmnalion, she was appointed to , Sl'l IHNnEltHON ly know what's going on inas." This,'of'course, is ins minimum i|unlifications: J the post after Judge \V. L, Mote ! retired. Law degrees right now. considered a m a i ,tjl. an estimated MO arc not re- Attractive appearnnrr arttt personality up bids to take part county judges , in At the present time we courtesy, but don't you of¬ Nebraska. ten feel that the people 21 -2ft years uf use au a J the llrjt parties of don't have an editor but r,began last night. , Mrs. Reynolds is known '.iehe- who ask don't really.give 3'2" — 5T' in heisht ' *Mrs. Courthouse" for I'm sure the situation will ;it six houses during lite proverbial d---'\vhut Wednesday, Thurs- knowledge of doings at the be corrected' by press time, Single 1 or county government. bet's hope so anywuy. you ditl or most of the lie able In pass rigid ph> steal examination, f Friday nights to be Bin time don't even remember a roup they desire, with at least 211-III vision in both eves, I presume you til! are uili have two one- w ithout glasses, , e—. tiuiing stage one «t overjoyed to leave the life —__—— [ansi 8 p.m. . I'lcase contact the I'lnrement I'ureau for details, or write to: UNITED AIR LINES, ING. - 5959 South Cirrrn Ave., Chirago. Illinois tampered Louis L & Dry Cleaning ii::l Across from «tc M.gl- HUg- I ■ Vacation for : ••• i Munn Award Highlig] ] elusion of the ,first Washington Meetings qu by the ; Spartans jumped off to last year's saaad. ! spree which placed t In the first game of the Spar¬ I ahead of the amazed tan classic. State started slow, throughout the remainder c : game. Newell refers to thii mora. Bob Arnutrong. A1 Fer¬ falling behind UCLA 33-25 at the rari, and Dick Wealing, featured half. The Spartans could never the Spartans basketball activity quite catch the fast breaking | "as State's best showing } his tutelage." 'Coach of Year' Plaque over the recent vacation. Bruins although only a two point The Spartan* let On the negative side were de¬ deflcil feats by UCLA. Minnesota, and with a minute to Indiana. The State Ave now holds separated the two teams go. 41-36 and at the Goes to Spartan Menu The final score was UCLA SO, a four won and three lost record State 55. Stnckhnuse and Ayala By STAN KUEZMAN going into the Iowa Hawkc.ve en¬ posted 13 and 10 points respec¬ State New. Sparta Hilar counter at Jenison Fieldhouse tively for MSC. The second niahl of the clas¬ Washington, D.C., can claim the title of the with a 23-point ifMffr. -Teach Pete Newell sic saw MSC palling the upset sports capital of the nation. At least for this week"* optimistic when he of the year with an SP-ti3 vic¬ The Minnesota game at Minne¬ The NCAA, the American Football f'oathes tory over Kansas Stale, a team which is now ranked Arsl na- apolis saw State on j rung by the score of 64-47, JTow- Three More elation anil many kindred organizations annual conventions in the are holding* l ' ever, the Spartans were in the nation's capital. Aftcr an 18-atl tie the | game until the 33 minute mark, i At that point the Golden Gophers recorded a field goal and a free Slate Teams And, as seems to he the More Hot case lately whenever col lege ! shot to put them into the lead to Involved, Michigan [stay.. Ferrari had 13 points in the Open Season ,ports arc For SfHirim -ill *0emoniied 11 formula . i losing effort. The Spartans stopped North- State .coaches and athletes will be playing important roles in the 12 I Evanstnn campus. The low scor¬ and Michigan State's swimming, gymnastics teams get the 1953 festivities. will On Satunl Highlight of Shampoo and Rinse ing game saw State on top, 52- 47. . '» The Spartans returned home on winter team sports, season this weekend while the boxing swings into action n?xt underway Higgle Mann wll Coach Biggie Auliffo and former Spartan i F.arellent for • bringing out with a plaque as l«th annual ball stars weekend. Lynn ChaR.ir.oa l.*> 82.00 »i/t- Jan. 3 with a convincing 68-57 J m all fthade* of hair eapeclally . rich ereamy leather in either oiilv 81 ? boards and slopping the Buck-, ed their ',53 campaign by losing to hard water or *oft water. Pittsburgh last -Saturday . in Washington Saturi, Arts' CAMPUS DRUGS eyes vaunted Paul ! Spartans jumped to a 23-6 first Ebert,' tho Coach C h a r 1 e $ McCafTrce's tankerr. without a national cham¬ | Washington News as official host. V The poll of America's coaches to r", P® pSr n ! £ mura.y tof !h(ir . "Aeruaa from Rrrkey" pion for the first tune since 1947. '7. for the hichcst of all ' Mm in for tfie highest of-all, select Munn cUM h a,m wase> 4 n.iirrrar • will take Bowling Green Uni¬ on versity at 2 p.m. Saturday in the coaching honors U conducted by j °*nsuei, the Scripps-Howard organization; | AH The All-American (. Jenison Pool. working in co-operatior* with the ' Walter ;i?| fore bowing 69-62. > Camp Memorial Bob Armstrong. (I2i Mkhlgan The gymnastic* team: coached AFCA. to Don McA'iilifTe SFENCKR CIEN'C Early in the third frame, Arm- ter. demon*trale* hi* defen*ive sirong went- out on five fouls and State* All-Amertcan renter Dftrk The gathering will Include ! College coach .>• th* Georgia Tech. award, to Biggie M-jnr., TTJml o W "I'I.VMUI TII Schlundt started to-score with (laaair. AIm> helping is DrNral ~ had averaged over 24 point* pei nn. a* well a* ! All-Arhcrii ,.r ; I IB ADVENTIIHK" amazing ease. Schlundt ended hi*- stay on the Jenison court with State-Michigan State rla*h. wax 1 :al, third, j the Knijtc Rr*kr.f> M«ror FBI. and SAT. Hhown - »:«o . ,n:«9 33 points,on.nine field goal* and pulled one of the *ea»on'» migtitie of Yale, i Phy, to Dick Modern* <«. 15 free throws. 86-63. emporary loss through a leg in- Pro player ur.v of five event man Carl Rintz The ceremonies, including the i -rTftmcaM Qa Chandnois. Pi I; Intriguing:! rh« tops the Spartans in the side- presentation of .the Coach of the Armed Sen lorsc. horizontal bar. . parallel Year plaque, will be nationally year. Al Dorm Silopen-eful! lars, flying rings and tumbling televised and broadcast. WJIM- Base. Taking his place will be John, TV will carry the program start- ! wig at 9 tonight. \ "DEAIl nle team captain John Heading the list of dignitaries - If Fvrrnri b> of II compete in. the Ifam- honoring Munn will be Vice ■ ICE IEEE CAPITOL i Walker i President-elect Richard Nixon; NIGHT" Thru Saturday* ' MVYlrlUn"1' Mirh > r< f *n. r .. ! P°',nP am' tumbling events. | some rhangK may be in Vice Adm. John Dale Price, chief Team Srnriiifi of naval air training and Carl Spencer Tracy or<,er *" Coach lend Icy lol- Snavelv of North Carolina, presi¬ filth 100 /'tmill I I ti 1 (oanw """ " chin j ' J»*epti 4'olten Gene Tlcrney lin*' wrestling team a* he send* I"" Mlrhael Redtrave ' dent of the American Football Van .lohn*on m|Vrnnh?MM*C rhlf. "**"' i Teresa Wright ! h|v rh*r«r* 1 Michigan St.il llnnile Hither. 3 p r Coaches Association. M TV in Al« ward Al Fcrr, found a ataxti "Slttl Trap" "PlymoaHi The last time out the Spartan I'ensarula [ hoir of Naval 60 voire* Air The his liking AArsstars" feat bv Pittsburgh Heavyweight *111 slug." among other The Spartan their firs! live Tcrhnirolor Larry Fowler, 147-poundcr Jim he Michigan Fight LANSIN8 Knott*. 130-pnundor Bob Grunncr and 123-pounder Ruben Shehigian Michigan State's first string of¬ Today and tomorrow k!;. I'atriria Seal giate coaches t "Hirst for will see State's starting 1952 com¬ has tallied M6 bine of t'apt Don McAtiltfTe. left "Soaiatliiagfor Bedroom C" a* w ell a* half, Evan Slon&e. fullback. Billy Olympir champion and record Wells, tight half and Tom Yew- Hm Birds" OLADMER N( \\ and Rig Ten 160 yard ball for them will be their the freestyle king. regular fi ts ~ Thru Friday 45 RPM T«» till his spot Coach McCaffree Jim Neal ( barle* Buyer i.is Tom Payette and Chuck They will be u*ed to demon* John llarrymore Jr. Mar*lu Hunl *trale footwork and ball hand¬ • g letter Joan lairing I rank Sinatra ling in the Mutin *v*tem a* du¬ • Ihiris Hay mped hefwrr inr roarnv* n> ' Ucslint Sp»U„ hjrkhrlil ro.rh Sl-V. "TIm | Big Night" "Nappy Tiino" • Ia?x lb own • and many more ,.«,w ... .. ... • CcBU.r brat Hfl'l i i other Michigan thik week i iwlws and athletic stafT Konno in the 1500 ; NCAA ] h various : t^1(j spot u connection w»l Ralph U ude Athleti m Hulf Snih I, II it* Ynimi; Rumimm Man- . ,•, ' gcr I ..vman Stop SlICH IT >kij a Frimodis. Aenstant I Athletiic Director John Morris*. ' - Earl* Edwiirfk Edwurh... foot lull II -..J end r/.y- WASIII.S'f „ Drw'lr freshman Frank Leah* K"h''- bead Wednesday I hlii »ut 'u lal ConvfBi"' • up - terms Flu» Tat , , ~ TYPEWRITE! wolverTne iit tast KALAMAZOO st. jnniinrtfjS, ife T n ft M t C I! If ft X N ? T A t fl "N ft WS Stimdings >'(14.4 Favors Bowls Davey-Gavilan WASHINGTON . V - -Tlr<- cttt4 event- Cnftrntolfr- AliMto AftWiatlorr yeaor.Ury ivtiipei txviamc tht ittr>ntitui1u#i iif n <4 u«- rrf*nf% tfantfji ar«i «0*t Set for February 11 •Wwfon biti*yjtohra* wmt^K At the rant* ^ time, the NCAAtrlrvUTon committee u»»fi wa«expeet*d '* ilpfrnspnun Iter shav r ,1? rar I"•< '« llank < amnanlnl .Si j(b mpt to vino Khavr'. *1 , fnr hl* .erimd (Ml and I *partan Inrward lt»t. Krvt.ti rnvrrv M.S.C. ICE ARENA drill's (amp whleh Mtrhisan wan. renter li.hn Matrtirnv ban Ijr raucht the far rlshl rnrnrr Sfmrlan TI ES.. JAN. IT TURK SAT.. JAN. 17 , airintmn ft/foii Wi 71 • Nitely H:T0 P.M. Team Blanke the National Boxing the fancy Dave? I* Finding Out About SCF tm ' v I'nmily Matinee Sal. Jan. IT 2:S0 '' '* srrccu. THURS. 7:30 BETHEL MANOR otsfoivr get intone TO STCDtVT* Or»MN(. 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I I .11 Slate Receives $90,766 in Gifts Ag Board Announces "A powerful force in Oiflx and grants totaling l#0.. met, $2,000 -for soil search; Michigan B Changes in thc board form Staff Raymond A. »llg- these difficult tor Michigan State College by the Association, Saginaw, $1,770 for resignations and gina, axxixtant prnfexxor of ..yamANHUH,,, SUM Board of Agiiculturr, gov¬ farm crops and agricultural en¬ absence were cultural economical erning body of the college, ac¬ gineering research; Calcium for Michigan Stale College by lh< I ...is T. Mlckle, home "In those days when much is said about.' The U.S. Department of State, cording to Karl II. McDoncl, sec¬ Chloride institute, Washington, State lloiird of Agriculture. gov- men! and child development ami education,' we too often forget that a . retary. Washington, D.C., gave $8,450 to D.C., $1,500 for engineering re¬ truing body of the college. llichard J. Dandeneau, informa- For .1 cn-operHtivr research search; American deal of adult education Is daily the Department of Sociology. to Dairy Associa¬ llon xervlcexi and Dr. Claude H. carrisd largest single grant, was Dr. Axel USB?* from the U. S. Atomic project in the Departments of Ag¬ ricultural Engineering and Ani¬ tion. $1,000. for broadcasting mit- professor of Iviiany and plant l-etllbonc, staff phyalclan of Ihe by such instruments of public infoi-at,.;' as The Reador's Digest. In my mal Husbandry, Ubhey-Owens- pulholngy, wax given a Joint ap¬ llclalh Service. judga,.t,. Energy Commission Itcscnrch M edict The Reador's Digost is one of the Contracts Division, Chicago, to be Ford Gins* Company, Toledo, O.. League, Detroit, $1,000 for bac¬ pointment will, the cnllege xtalT leaves of absence were apprr ed for Marvin D. Solomon, i po»erv.l used to continue a study of radio¬ A second grant for $5,000 has gave $.5,700 to renew a study of teriology and public health re¬ ami Ihe US. Department of Agri¬ and usoful forces shaping tho " ■ ■ ''1 the effect of Insulating glass in the culture .clfeclive Jan. I. Dr. xislanl professor n( tialural selen active nutrients when applied to been given to Michigan State search. Anderson hax been xervlng full for one year beginning April I our poople in those difficult winter housing of swine. the above-ground portions of hor¬ College by the Automotive Safety Other gifts and grants totaling lime ax a plant ludhnlngixt with accept h UNK8CO position ticultural cro|«. Foundation, Washington, D.C., to Liberia; J Murray Barbour, i i The National Institute of eonlinue a pilot study Into what <22,087.73 were .received from the $3,685 were received the USDA. George II. Axtnn, extension soclale professiii of music, i JIB Health, BCIhesda. Md., gave two grants totaling $17,08(1 to the Ag„- lupd-grnnt colleges can do toward following: the promotion of traffic safety. j The estate of Hnrrirt I.. Stroud, i linns, groups and individuals: $4,012.73 for scholarships; Upjohti editor and chairman of the De- ,rarti,rcnt of Iturnl Commleallonx year beginning Sept. I to do li ideological research in Austria; rirultu»»l- Chemistry Department A similar amount was given last and Beatrice Fessenden, assistant Company, Kalamazoo. $3,000 for Commodity Credit Corporation, at Ihe University of Delaware, to continue III to study the Iso¬ June by the foundation. Both : lation of antibacterial substances botany research. . International |Washington, P.C.; Michigan Assn- lias* been ap,minted extension professot of counseling, one year grants have been made to the As* beginning Dec. I. 1952, from plants; and (21 a study of sooiution of Lanrt-Orant Colleges j 1 Mineral and Chemical Corporu- nation of Silo Manufacturers, Ox- lelevixlnn editor In Ihe MSC Do¬ ! tion, Skokir. HI.. $2,400 for horti¬ iford; Grand Aerie, Fraternal Or- or Information Services inactive cobalt and CuiverslUes which has pass¬ culture research, Merck and Coin- jder of Ragles. Kansas City. Mo. Icctlve Feb. I. 19.73. Axlnn re- in rata. ed them nn to Michigan StaicCnl- lege. .StudlciUirc imdejUhe spon- To continue the driver fdu- Winter Term Film II f £3r Series lo Pri'W'Ilt 'Holiday* Tonight ; sfi a H i if: Bay CHESTERFIELD./^/? Mi