Term Play Rehearsal *VBATIIEIIj Michigan State News FALLING HORSHOES FOLLOWED IIY Bl MPS msc^Tdaily student publication VOL. 11, NO. 137 . .EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN — FRIDAY, #ERRUARf 13, 1953 FIVE CENTS THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Editorially "X, =— Still A Champion Students Want Game Here j ... v 1/ Mail Arbor, t r olicimw n. «. | Letters to the Editor | S3HSS imi sis*. (H'kstions Slmr oimN'til. Mi: WANT TO I'l.AV IN lllil OWN STADIUM! libit CONTESTS Yl siluutiui. » political r-"-" I CAMPUS £H't£5 I = CLASSIFIED h1 i• In ;mjr. 'I It. U'l lu'lnny the stililent- MSt u.is i.ranllt^ • 11 wliHt Frit; t'ri»ler. Detroit M|M»rt aras:a:ss --'•-35^- Michigan State News AUTOMOTIVt =^T JUL.. cOSl I .QUNC tAST LANSING Milt see lis ' 7T" — r r* y S • .5 M «r 1 -! T ' jf a 'W • ' li i* j £ • T if L U7If' H J 4$ - >r • S* B u - ; B • 5) m ***■ : -! ««sl_HB A HoeduHti Dem Hall Gym Sat. Feb. u.,.»miSWEETHEART SWING 60r — Stag or Drag THI! Ml Cft! <5 AM STATE NEWS P»r» Thfw inds Blow j forjtWIdf Contributions Sweetly Since disposal Units Replace Cans Chapel Unites All Faiths Economics Depart* , problems facing college students, Until recently the stuff went to closet v*i-i wr." ...... >..«■ ng and,making tho Dean King appoints Rabbi Al- why MRC's College Memorial Chapel An alumnus i* fred F« iedmnn to head the inter- privately operated pig farm to habor. . i.<- fragrant as well "ft? Itrr-faith building in ronlcked u^. every day. ; 'Immediately after ' .e chapel. I - Lecture Forum devotional«. lectures and a frn- 0 drain throuali disposal. 'is served;-jail garbage vides students andifernity initiation, ... , ,ow) There will be 30 stones when all •rr.nirm.nl." uM Kmrn IW away. with.", said Foster. "No ' an opportunity to Thirtv.n|n, couple* have born them have arrived. A hand* storage. No rrharidling No ex* ado brick from .the old White t in the ,pel , Ml mr linn. «"• manner nf dormitories ami posure to fliCs,** ouse and a stone from Wed* t. Many held t And the southeast wind is much n the iiast inster Abbey will 1* the'only not donated |Vf*€ High Sfhonl. lit The colic «. by churches. (<#||<^ |#|i||f Anmkr# i ting tp Stmlv | S3 •tat* Siti Phalli It pa«t«ar The 6.000 people who have vis¬ NF.W YORK. NY. (tr.)-l rJfdir)^Tn|||pg Ifliare IWpilP Food handlers at MSC }problem by keeping met this the garbage Delinquent Defying Friday the ISth Ira- >o Rr«l ited the Chapel since its opening on June 7. 1952 had a chance to see three, special j ...... .. traditional formula of four years windows over of high school and four years of °*'n The chapel is op' ■tocctive management of homesj under, refrigeration ..until It tvas Seniors Slop the altar. Representing religion, i college may ho longer fulfill mod* : Tuesday through Fi will t,+ tho th*m* I J>,cked tip. But this required freshman, bnttnm: Dave trick- brotherhood, and patriotism, the cm educational heeds, Dr. Law- a n>' until 5 p.m. Is rthe aging will be the theme hgndllM)| M |t wveri| UmM_ fllfAI*l«l/l<|SO Band Gels windows are designed in the thirdr.rence H Chamberlain, dean of Sunday visiting hour dimension to appear life-like. Columbia College. ;»nd Nicholas* 3'30 pm. Classical Air They were donated by a few parents of students. D. McKnight.. dean of stu*1 Use of the chapel dent*. declared recently in their through the Dean talks by members of the j Sexton M. G. Dickinson said joint annual report.-. Office. After Football > 1 hospital, public health \ •that eventually Ci'al welfare professions. m- type window wll Ct'a« by ideceHful m»nn*et*' pif, jthrown What happens to i rotivalescent " Thr disposal Participating k'ilh them I e manaaera. directore nnd . administrator* and key I• interested [Tfcia week Mlta the 4:lrd anniversary n«ient in tlM United Stated. I Moaday. MSCa Beta Beta chapter a I Boy Scant aervice fraternii for Ma Ugliest Man„udcnU th, ,#B. It to raise . arr.n.e homeconuna I Cheat. help fonuUarw blind !• the only with tr fraternity blood c led Don Ft-U director! spring. •tlivt im. it parfeaps beat .... r» annual UMOC contest 0„ the ann ul Scoutor produced by .nd (or of col-1 occupy more of AT tube. Present officers arc Pi IB- Robert Pcarcc. f.rit v.c dent. David Diaotow. ar.n for 1 Ytce-presldent, Witt Stern Tankers, Cagers Have Tough Weekend Assignmenl Gavilan Hit* Davey... Davey Hits Canvas State Five Meets Swim Squad Risks . . . Record Against 'M' Indiana; Then ND * . Br JACK KOI.I: Michigan State face* it* toughe*t basketball a* of the season Saturday evening *hen It meets Indiana .Hig Ton su|>ri>tni«-.v will lie the utakpfnturi'lay afternoon In* .lonison pool when Mlrhigan State's swimmers battle the - the Bloomington campus. powerful Michigan Wolverine* at :t p.m. In the weekly Associated. Press poll, the Hoosiera ran| Coach Charles McCaffreeV tanker* have i-leareil almost every other obstacle a* conference power* go. In¬ far. MSC Grid ° d place* Seton Pre** Hall. The Branch Unite cluded in their four confer¬ ence decision* are command- McCaffree Team Still Cracken'* eageeter* Jng victories ever Oht" State and Denies Spat Purdue. Gets Honors Michigan rquaK^llir Spartans in. Besides this. With Mann DETROIT Ob — Michigan' I State's invincible Spartans, Swimming Coarh Charles winner* of the 1952 Associ¬ tremendous edie In a series that I MeCaffrei' wpielchetl report* ated Press football poll, re¬ Thursday that ft',Mwnrd*bat- ceived the ODonnell trophy Only twice have the Spurt mitstroked Michigan, those w I tie" hail tlevelnped between ! at the Detroit Times Downtown coming in 1050 and 1051. On i himyelf and Michigan's veteran Quarterback banquet Thuraday. i mentor* Matt Mann, the ' The priced trophy la emblema- isians the Wolves h. over i tic ot the mythieal national foot- : butt champtonahip. It is named ten-rMind TKO am the i for the late Rev. J. Hugh O'Don- Notre Dame football * president of the |J0 COMMENT came fro nt whether he utui Two Straight Years for Illini Young. The ODonnell Trophy — given the winner of the AP GymnmtsEngageBig Champs each voir to Paring the Hoosiera yard individual grid poll—was only one of the Don Srhlundt and guard Bob i in Ihe sprints. nnlv three tiekets awards passed out at the annual Lr.J nard, who. rank Brat and fourth i •- i Quarterback banquet. ii will he Michigan State* gridders and the ttiMimld* Detroit ijon-s. National- Football i of JS.f per Kama i Playing essentially a tip-in jot basketball. Srhlundt h SIE YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER FOR ALL YOUR AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS! (muanwifty luMd under ' Astumek-U. T IT B Jf ! T H I R A H STATU S T* TT S >*! K h. glK Wiiy 23-14 Nation's Best Enter Relays i igma Nu Swamps AEPi ' led ;hc losers, scoring with j ioiling walking ! ye'nr and r «st night i Sigmn rom*dH,lnto the lead | AEPi 48-7. Tom . rt the s points to leud the 23-4 of ring. Jack Fleiwh- • favored Sldellwr Fight Notes.. stste -ments from Chicago: II ( K OAVKY wasn't hint v iewors opinions—in his In in', welterweight title Wednesday minutes after retiring to his dressing room, Onve, ! in havo almost completely recovered from the furious minds of fighting, f the out) notlrenhle mark on his face was the uash aiilnn opened heknv Dover's right eye. Other than . the former Spartan was unmarked about the fare, t redness on his liodv showed some telling punehes hy hid. pntiirulnrlv on Oarer's lelt s(builder, r, tirrtl ami ilisnp|mlnted than anything else, Chuck ■ (heerfully conversed with friemls after The fight. tin all." lie NO COMMENT ra lit whether atuilri tjrii k will have t" make up that he has no thought nlay the Associated I res. , I ran fltrht niv way Ira I'll be ready the next t f Birth fighters appeared roYr tense in the first round, n the s«imd round, the only emotion that could lie on Ihtvey's fnee was determination.-with an air of denee. hnscil t.avilan all over tin i ni the Kid's superior e\prin Ian back-|iedn1ed. ducked an urning his energy thn .. punches. PHK (THAN KKKI) tried hi. e ill the fljthl. Perth time lliows. opened the fifth roiiial .' When Oarer saw this, he sf'ep|jeil'hark ai !ut even as a southpaw, the Km laid that en right haini to keep Chink off balance. • tnd.il was that right hand of tiarilan's that not , made the tellipc |iiinrhrs. hut seemed to keep Oarer ■ scoring effet lirelt. l.k HCme4 to held off tiding hi-' left -hntid a« mil r...- hi (Mist fights. Apparently he pndVi nxl to ivt;i ii lard against (Ionian's righi MUI.AN WAS brill i.kl la-, tie [The only time he roiillr seemed eonlm-ed and and for short spaces in the fourth and sixth ha »hen he nnrorkrd his powerful risht. tlirre was n< shewn. eh that actually led to the t.gh' rhth id. it his h nfter that. • determined MSO southpaw sh- wed i«hi wtist of him in th. ninth round, lie- i 'hre-e times—ntirt ufter lieing beltod knag He hung 011 valiantly whei n. trouble 1 lhs.1 ohservets. at rinttsidr doubled 'knorked Chuck out. Oarer was too elere up wkca the Cuhun started m I While Oarer rwaUw't get to t.arilan. neither could the »et him up for the real punch. Three of the four came nu right hand punches-all from ekise KKt OltO CHOW 0 ..I lationnl Boring II0 R11A H ILIDltd Last t He). 1 j.i Times Tuitir "TIm Store art "AbtoH 1 UMU trim Fwmr" MhI Captata IMS" •wb OMM WM ttltdpa daturas) with fUsrles leuthlss • hMtpv" BtrtTIl jUltlll Tkra sslurdsr , sum sWhulda -SjetofftoWCmmt • Ml. Gm SHU" * ""Urn Wiiir.i^aae1* AIM "Faad«aFa|aaM wHk culeuo farpeWrr <«■■! I"»h THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Friday, February 1.1, P»ft She Shooting Blind Four-Point Prison Plan Offered Clouds to Hinder Cupid's Visibility Social Circuit vllle, N.Y.. senior lo Carol lor, Evanston, III., senior, Vulentine-ji Day ark, O., junior to Jayce Strain. Kuppa G*mm*'; Boil. ' More Room l.twkftl In More UMOC Grand Rapids junior: Bing Daw¬ Crosse Pcmlc sophomore • son. Highland Park senior to Jane rv Devine, tSelroii sopi, ,L. I I, NO. 1.18 (l/iernlion Fine. Entries Named in East Lansing this year Shaw. Highland Park junior: Bob Jack Berscrs, Detroit Necessary, Hul I'atient For Contest dirt in 1052. Saturday, Valentine's Carpenter. Royal Oak senior to Marilyn Bintj^Tromnr Day, will be cloudy With little Marilyn Wilkinson, tensing sen¬ lor. Kappa Alpha Thrt:, change in temperature, according ior; Bill Stirm. East Lansing jun¬ Stuhhs, flint Junior In Says Board IHes Anyway to the weatherman. The high ior to Ann Aiken. Lansing jun¬ Buzzard, Bethrsdn. Md . Additional candidates for the should be 34 degrees nnd the low, ior. Alpha Omicrnn Pi; Jim Nbr- more, Gamma Phi Beta, ris. Cnsnovia senior to Mary Heron! Delta Alma rtii CHESTER. Ens. f/P>—Ozzie. the Ugliest Man on Campus contest t.ANSINT, (,r»—A govor- Last ; Feb. Mueller. Saginaw junior. Sigma ages include: Ed Fergus Chester Zoo ostrich, died Thurs¬ were announced* ' Thursday ' by senior to Marcin Gillies, tior'K correction* utility com¬ day from after effects of swallow¬ Chandler Benton.' contest chair- though High temperature Pat Gammon, Flint grad mittee Thursday roleurnl' ing tin* partloek to her cage. Chloe Proper. Flint i„ Candidates nro DeNeal Hart- Shepfird. Rochester sen report* of nn exhaust ivo six- - The padlock was located by a Mayy Peden, Birmingha! mine detector borrowed from the man, Fort Wayne, Ind., junior, jftrtpy and an oprratbjjn was per- j t Mason Hall; Jack Sabey, Fort My. if MSC lo Host ior;, Jim Schultz, Hut Woods graduate to .Franc I'dilion No. I Xwrnwd to Vctrjnvc it from the o* Lauderdale, Fin., Junior, for Delta ■ted high today is.34 degrees. Nary, Detroit graduate The report ramr as warden . trich's stojnach. • o, zie was reported doing oka I Delta Delta, and Ricky Ayala. ' Brooklyn, ff.Y., junior, for West Region Fire Phi: Ford Slater, rims- junior to Beverly Martin, Draws Ahead Wilt hint H. Bannnn of Southern Michigan Prison appeared l>cferc Wednesday night but suffered I : Landon. Pictures of UMn lllrt the April j Spring Term John La Forge. I ronwood se riot at Southern Mlrhlaan ITI»- y exception of the' tl- \ I "Princess nicotine Show Rose's V Jim Carve?. Kalamazoo junior. Wvandotte officers spend winter j will be produced at 5 t'CIMH < TOR I.ORIN M %A7.FI, if; Orchestra lo Appear Gershwin Concert Nexl on L-C Series MSC. Instructor* Contribute lo Text I'rof. JiiIiiimiii In S|tf«k At NtitllwHrrn bimvii -Hm only loading King-Siza clgoeotf modo on oxcluolvlv dMforont way to ovoid tho main couto of irritation I now l PMIUP MORRIS i, available in the new KINl.M/l tor lunncr >mokinu cniovmcnt. 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