_ JJSfiBBr*1 • tilipiMayto Fill line Positions DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION EAST LANSING. MICHIGAN five-Man Board — WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II. 1953 Thin in Ihe third in a ntritn of Arc Hinlina u-'lh Iht men irfco will a nam admtnintra- Liuli" "I Hiehigam State College during Iht extended at i>I I'renideal John A■ Hannah.) ■r TED RAKATIS i matter what tnhlltiotwt-bunlens may develop untlcr Stomach to „« administrative set-up at MSD, I'hjlip J; May beliem •id's arrow strikes in many hi, mii'pic dual post as comptroller of the college and Heard by'cfiftnce in Bcrkey purer «>l_the State Hoard of Agriculture will go without . Hall, "when I look at her •cat possibility that I can see for a change in face all I can think of is the good fried chicken sn make." —Performer* Ttrtll: It (her Two to Study Political fVres.nt L duties would come if a switch in financial policy jmnlvwl," May said. "In case of such a change Dr. Pah would'have to he consulted when- he's Hut otherwise on campus. my iwsition Trend for Future Aid will remain much the'same as The l ast f.anslnl Are d.aarl- NKYV YORK (/P)—President-elect Eisenhower will send it has in the past." ment is iinw a firm hrlirirr two of his top officials to Europe soon after he takes office lieu liarltv brains at home. May, one of the five men i to st4idv political trends there in relation to Ignited States 1 heir coffee perrnlator. left on- who will oversee the opera¬ military and economic aid. They are John .foster Pullcs, tion of the College while Pre¬ who will be Secretary of r —— sident John A. Hannah is on State, and Harold K. StessVif, ' mr #1 • f f leave of absence a, assistant secretary of defense, could who will direct foreign econ- emir Hid ;i< chief of. the Mil- i »>!C IfIII hardly handle muc h more his always-busy office. More Space for ('lulls Holding down the double jobs of comptroller and treii Needed. Savs * Readied in charge of all the strings in olvftd in the p opera¬ School Head l'ro|M»«al I tion of MSC and must seel that those same strings don't I r«H>rdiiialor get tangled. The various jobs ! dime by Mav and his o •ipned .to coordi- dent (iovemmcnt . are of near-staggering «>rganiz.ation* is tactions. ides handling all income from all soiihcs, the Office of i t»e introduced to al its fir t |3 sc"|ili"llcr and .Treasurer audits claims against , .iiiM pays them in ncrordame' with the policy and ] ■ established by the State Hoard of Agriculture, 'Holiday on Ice7 Impressive hfThi id keeps all personnel records of each college cm-1 • hiding salary payments! ta>j withholding, bond pro-' miN that ooo.o#fl Hill he needed tor motr r-up hospitulizatiom-gi'oup insurance and mitiiagc- i liaMrnnm spiff.. • $ thi retirement program. . School eni ulimrttT in Michigan >. '.plating department performs the job of issuing pay-! ks.-|t also handles mtich of the registration detail rcmrds on all glades. A service department is i«m is iit'a IWOffl l.HIO.OOO, In Opening of Five-Day Run • . lurShe. Iienefit of all ts-rsons engaged in research . - ihe man who prepares the budget for the entire lie said that last year's fi-cai budget at MSC ( the ?J7..V-million mark and that the >car's payroll! . ei $17 million. * v F.iwnhjiv* ■ Mild elabor- ta.-ks that come into the Office of the Comptroller] .-iter are,.the .custody of all student-organization i Mho processing of paisrs in ease of pa;, men! to! ■■•'.•Tag*, a chore handlist by.the Vytor Affair- I a member of a host of roilege i Athletic Council: the Student iwan ('">nmit|c< . t c* on Audio-VUual Aids; the Student board of |'i Sign 1 |t Vim Hosone Sues '•mmit'tec; Retirement Committee: and Schol I'oor H ritvrs r.-o'tec. He is ulso treasurer of the college pre-- J Bus (i(im|>uuy Wide-Spread invr«itig4ti(i a weeks when he isn't IKI-Hpicfl with the task lUirrrtl from ; •• dollar business at MSC. the friendly and -oft sp..k r treasurer can more than likt !\ In- found roami Fur Aeeideiil Flu Out Break '■ 'ifIds of his native South Dakota on quest (>mihmlioit I honninnshin 1 llils Smitliuot the long time I've been away from home." "1 always seehl to'come back-once a \.ar to g. t - g.nnl South Dakota hunting. Have good be o.ake.s the goth year I've gnr< back Jdlou Tickets •; ;r >;r v^r;:; ' I't i'iips, S.D., May was graduated from high ,.ch Wilson, Scott (In Sole Stum; ■ >'.ici;ig out of school lor.a f«ur-ymr period, t ,.gh money to continue hi- ediuatiori and enrol To Pick Heads Juniors First Fcit-Law ( luh Ills graduation ■ r crsity of Minnesota in' 193?.' IMau* Addre** "'.'ght him. ti. a Bachelor of Business A'fimlni.-drati riccived his certified public accountant .erti For7\(jua Show ti ' T and for J'r years held a depute state audit iJZJ >.■'*> ,Bv Walter Kstet \ "ii Dakota. ' and '.'-nrmttcr rrtcmbcm for the IN See COMITRdI.I.ER, l.'age I , "i: riiin«t.* A|»|>n'ci;ili'il Wilt Brojvn's W il. Style Keasc. MSC Audience B> NARY ROI>l Slll*h (»el* Slippery "H iippm iiiUvr. BU(ii^m4'. hr-rtl 4«»nn Ma.^on Education Staff S.'f *ill telrt ire "Seeing Things" Tuesday night in the Audi* from the giouy ■t and ua list it style «,f Nja-jiking . a ight the audi. In Allcnd (aui%» Iteiiuelt to S|H-;ik Cold Sjh'II Returns to Campus '-♦gliming of his.7."^ » n»d him warm ; • h< ' A' ?< To l^uisiil" l*TA > "iiremcd '<|ucs- \ |,A*- ' , *h Park jumoK;, was • aught "g through Tuesdiiy'a Hul thr thine th^t wparkrtl thr Irrlurr ahnt Wil HrnMn« fft»p \**r hi, w »»k's al evcrilhlBf pollllrsl con.fBli.n. and out v»rM*r* drill Hlth •i hot! I • f.Iiot In pubis- dinners. Youth Admit* Axe )f- t'N . headquarter'-. Hr r INfUl iM mnafctil rrllnc Shtw. Nmlll- ^ »n l°r irni. n- ■ - " Slaving of .Mother iacted a F«»rd Foundation ir.hip tor hi* studici - tnpiltcf lit llcdr l"f terse, kumorouc phr^ei. n ' *: DETROIT oF'-totbing hv. Aim tod^y, FrofCi^or 1 Foundrvnidtt 'l uifi"lil r«rticul*r'y cnthu&uitic 'i'jbcing Katberir.4 Hepburn trx i0 sterically Kenneth l«« Maurer. ett w be • heard on a 1 r-r-rivay. -Old Man of "Bryn Mr-r . 20. broke down and confemd late id»o prs-aram at 10.1 V Nr "-sis simply written." j Max* lU>r*i9 »—!*« a thratri.al cntn. iraurer. Tijcs^ayv to killing hi* mother ar,~. rrt^j uwer several < h-«r«e» mtu people ic UNESCO by the stair « M - btUe - tend to think and author. He H il«> aasocutr u'iffi «r> axe. prosecutor Gerald K. O'Brien reported ..ruin of the Veteran*.of n"bc Simply id'euy. J\ it fdHor of lie Saturday Review of But the youth insisted he could w 'Wng to do." Literature. Recently he.covered not remember killing hU-U-ycar* snmanted 'nnwnied that there ibc the political convcr convcnttniu. JM * tjfrj M>ter Janet with a hat'h^t "hihgi that IMimldaie gulling assigrjTicnt w-fll be csu and knife, the proaecutor Mid- ***'• p.rticuliily Mt- iuiuxal cfcrtrnonifei "" inaugurdl ctrttnonw.- a Newsletter Namrs th»« h.w fcf»« .M- Bolo wM canRm-.ri.mal «n- | ^ /or STUN? U'hnt'j that complaint nbnut STCN? Is "It that the AWS f^£»£ ' * DELTA UPSH0M ■f MARGARET Fl'LI.CK S-rSl-.-Elisri W orthy Pntjccl I CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS Michigan State News sl=IE:«J'ss= M ss. SLACK CLEARANCE VALUES TO 18 (VALUES TO 1 t a trine mis an 8Tajpr n p.wr* Wolves RaM'hall Mrrtlitg NCAA Rule Group IViThtll conch John Kftbd Holds l)cri»ioii Still Seeks League Win nnftuiiKtri n ,mn-iii« of all Met l.-itti*, oaiid"l»lM In Huom I'll c( JctUoti' Firlillic.il-i td.lv *1 4 p.m. On Platoon System st pptr.nsbunc. ha. rl< ao tar Michigan content H ( purksler* wil Mune'v -settling down" will be at Inst week's nveeting in Wash¬ " I ,,1 Urdnrsday llir' Wolves i" k layoff before ,ZH CHf.Wffif - frequently interrupted by i>;vn* . -pariahs. 6-4, in (>rnt Hall. tutat in Aye me. ouet dates, two of which cine this \«. eek' He'it due in Mu*k«*tinn (oiiiilry. 'Wait and Sec' — Schladenian k/l hootlxill L |j{ M'llcrmcii yds (riven lb-turn. but Coach Quick Davpy. Gavilan We Need 3 Michigan Still iNotOptoiniwtic State Seniors Bslph H llr CIILtK Mil I III Score Kasv Victories We want three top flight Michigan Stat** gradunten on our staff men with the potential to handle, after a reasonable period, of training, positions of responsibility in our Hanking, Trust, Bond and Administrative Depart- As one of the nation's largest, most progressive bank and trust companies, we need college men for such varied activities as market research, For the Very sales, management and investment of trust funds, purchase and sale -of liert in Hair government and municipal honds. advertising, public relations, personnel management and investment and credit research. llenaly To qualify you do not necessarily need a degree directly related to banking.'We are. interested In a fypeof man If you have poise, a pleasant personality and. believe you will enjoy contacts with leading businefes mem, The Northern Trust Company offers you exceptional opportunities You will work with friendly people in modern, pleasant surroundings in the heart I5f jChicago, the s**cond largest city inr the nation It isThfJ"center of highly diversified industry, commerce, transportation and finance. Draft eligibility does not eliminate you from consideration Investigate then*; *. 1 •••' ■" • ' ' " ' ' opportunities. * •: iiss." , ^u^K^i^«nh,IrT- Yankrrs Etlgv IIAIRCriS. ' SII't.MI-OOS Contact John of our Schluet^r, Director Placement Bureau descriptive liooklet, "Big City Banking/' and to obtain to arrange an a copy appoint¬ riRMASCNTS B L. Mall. Vice President, who will lie on~rampus January 27. SfHirtans as at tiik . . i.owr«t nr Mills . AND ment with ' ' ■ : */ Tamil of Year AT F.l.n t VIASF Till: \OHTIIIRN TRUST X j OH- 1-XhiUUMi. . COMPANY (SO South Iva Sallb Stn-t / / Heaiity Salon «. CKkaRai 90. lllinoiK IM Schedule .See Them III * Wtroq^^"'" slun,P4vln( KAY'S KNIT SHOP 203 M.A.C. PHONR 0-1*17 ...i t'ruver» Tfct* ^ Cleaned, ' r„.ou WVW^i prospetl.*. f' 'be ! - Sigma Chi AsV You An'I V youf«" know- V ■ opt * vn" »n ment you *m" only oothet'- And. . c,g,,te«» . clptinM. rx Ross will help i«* • I while pole % « '• kend'all and Bob Dust. *«■•'* putter f.dded TA Edminston w H v. strength to the team. 1 ' ' Fraternity Uurk^J-i^- S-MfT 1 , ...kV , UK" ' S"'>" v. w»nt - m0*' „ * Tob»cc°- .m.'j'* ' cordially iniitr» rill men i/HwHn/ 1'HII.I.IPS U, PRODUCTS in fraternity Uring to 5. (or th» y°(hf deal*'• t,rSh n rnth »moker. ■"'Ml Repair • llr.k, R,linl»« t ItiUrrir, $|0 up Hur SprcDIlt, VM PM, — WED., JAN. 14 NASH I'HILLII'S 8KKVICK II GRAND KmiR M »-4S5S K«-fn»liiiit-nl4' vBeHappy*®~_____— T2U E. (rrinil Kivrr v /^hor^i'^tartl : arruMt frrmi X|.,»on llall lOltll 0OIT1L (...(p."'" T,„h»nCoi"e u>l Time- Tod,» flairs i'"* "Evtrfthiic I Him 'I >wi||, SmR|" IITOWI" TechnicelucX RUSH SMOKER , - tdr , hits Marge simI f.ewer ( hsmplea *♦*«•»» I tuck" lienniv O Rofr ' ■1111 terView* in 80 feeding colleges reveals more / LUCKY\ I 'kfu I rid,$ ILIDNEI smokers prefer Luckies than any other cigarette, by a wnle margin. No. 1 reason '■ Luckies' lietter 1 XS S* 1 Dm taT' Thru Tri4,y taste. Survey also shows Lucky Strike gamed V wHWIlfc / 1at more smokers tn these colleges than the na- r* '«$'«»• M "Ths OriMH v ll»( Soj, with 'HoCaalfieli * Burt UKrhrr »■* r—»ucj >* «fe,Suoi*wu $&*m «m,te,', (.o.diuo m>»umctu,o« or cio»,»tt„ Osr.Cu tyitiA; i»§§5! Reds Arrest Grandmother Enrolls in College at 72 Nine Doctors ie exception of the World ris Institute for six years, alter Mrs. Augusta.M. t»ynch, after which she taught irr public period. She said that by seeing her. flfth and last child' schools for several years. She ,r v he gets her degree, Ttraduatc ffom Michigan' State . . . ,tion—the grond- also has taken numerous shoi t courses at Michigan State, the Anti-Jewish P«rg« Seen ) j; College in December, la now Vrealising a" lifelong ambition ~ to work fur a bachelor'# degree n -.»VrOuld i ;,t MSC: « tie ready to n'.w Mrs. Charles B. latest being in 1949. She is dead serious 'about her college venture. Pointing out Taking Shape in Kremlin of her Mrs. own. F.ynrh. h 72-yrar-oId s» Manistee, ii*rwc--vK»ri •• irrivH started to a UJL_de; the Michigan' that she* is the only one in her family without a college degree, LONDON" (A*)—Thy Kremlin's criiekilowti on nine. Russian she said, "J certainly don't in¬ ' grandmother nf lb. is ,tr spry tend to be outdone by my chil¬ Roctors, accused as traitorous killers taking orders from dren " She says there is a good Zionists, ap|ieared Tuesday lo extend, ominously a purge possibility that she will enter with anti-Jewish overtones that has flamed across Soviet 1 '—*r~^|! satellites. By press and radio, Moscow Cast Chosen | Olared out a story of Western* i Mrs. Lynch hopes to get bold i hi: harked intriltue within Russia For TV Play, ! that top peri ipost of 'the anil" Krri.ulic blssU 1lred in recent IJSEII WATCHEs trntrilltanrd and Ouarano. ,i The Father1 chibf enrdrlcif-. New Watch Trade-in. THOMPSON JEWELRY Try-out results- for . S23 MAC. AVE. Slililitt I'litv \tiililioii« drama "The Father" by Strin'dberg, were annminci City to ShoW (Iff ., . ,, . *'•««« INo < off,', r- I I oust I'rux iileil ISttw >r|i,'tilt I,.<1 T'lltir«il;i> day by Gerald Beckwith, direct-, j ^r(. New Equipment, OSKALOOSA. la. W» - At ' Audition* for one-get s'n 11 weaknesses within the Playing the captain is Bent Icy l,cnhofT, Petoskey graduate, stu- j Comrri | . H full scale purge boiling up Public Building* library uhd morning. There is an cle OPEN SMOKI-I remodeled city hall will be open- toaster un each table. - 7i»-lTOMIHT ed for public inspection at an J .* — — '• * open house fhimlsy from 2 I" » ; \6.99 "Hubert • Crawford, professor : I assume his present duties. ^ speech and dramhtics. the Wolverine | May, whi» was. married k I'.Mfi. rat«;ic li.mtuig in, OF for the production jSul»idizetl Offire for an editorial staff meet- i Tt't reatitui hut savs that he is also a iroifiiiK i»uvr H by J>ick Mcver. i member of the Walnut Hills Country Cluk Ked Planed Told At Michigan ing editor. Varsity SIm, Li, iaMdi SPORTS To Avoid Japan ANN ARBOR nPi- TOKYO t/P—Gen Mark CI U.S. commander in the Far 1 vrrsity of contracted to conduct Michigan Campus capers backed up Japan's blunt wari call for Coke Clark's headquarters The Atomic is Enei provided $104,i Campus SI49S Jiad "Issued instructions of the projci Music •ar Northland hickory, multiple Umiiutcd. PUstif Willi slrrl rdirs Ski I'nlrs ,Nr\l la Uw Shop tianli l llindini;. SkiWiix ILinduarnur- • II..I lo.l.lv • Oil lki|i|.y n.ix ' Help W'niilt'i! • Ihill'l l.«T lilt- Men's linuri- Indies Fiifurr ^lil^ t.« t in \\ illler I'ertii \ our K. «-a Itriiij!* Ittiptirl.ini • I Is,m'i Know ToI'IIImI (ItTlt.illlb Intramural lUfkrlltaJI r>ewher I'niform* f'mfiarieoi '' «r ranj Campus Music and Supplif Shop NOW! tM'KN Till R>|i\> KVKMNt; I'll. II vtlni'stloy t.vrninu Jan. II from 7:00 - O-.OO I'M. Ihlia t'.hi trulrrnily II ill llarv In CLEARANCE tllian Smokrr. 101 Uotntmrrr SALE TKauicc* yob< ODD LOTS Jmmcr liERMLI). I lit Hint) FlIZGEMlD UMVIIE WOMEN'S SHOES I (<"' . MICHAELEEN SEAN MARY KATE s tady I Spring Keeess FLYNN THORNTON DANAHER I" T>"" *8IK «1«* Murrli l2.~t — April »"'^h Walk",. Wilbur rnlured. When lie (amp, ha, a .air u, REAU.I l)avs • Round Trip Air Olio M)TS - .MEN'S SHOES • Hold Continental I'lnn TAYI.HR made liKITISH WAI.KEU" 6 Nights • Transfers KOSin SOt 'TKE IIASS MIK \ due, lo $lii.«i."i 9 II69.00 from lieIroit Values AM It s STYLES ^ Folders on regueM fi" W onirn Make Rcot-rvalioii* So* ooo 141 r , MruMwii College Travel Office I Union Hldg. Coneournr C'etoi ^TECHNICOLOR! Vwdc Crepe Soles ■red press flat* ACROSS niOM THK 1>"|S Tele. i-U