Stalin's Death At Kremlin Rites Crowds File Past Bier Ot Leader Jack Strawer. funk— cuaaw vice preMdent, wan de¬ clared preeideat of haa clams iM ««* by Bob Bolo. presi¬ dent of the at when Bolo declared Mklenkov's W.y Warmer Wimeb MOSCOW

—The life of I9GS aad INC foitb.ll I J0 /K«nrl Soviet Russia came to a com¬ a meeting in Aller- ; • ales at ■ plete standstill at noon Mos¬ Ming, the athletic rja Solo by Schuster cow time (3 a.m. C8T) when the bedy of Joseph Stalin, "man laid to rest beside 110 schools voted iteel." was 14-game confen Highlights Program en-revolutionary Lenin in the with U Err -and-rcd tomb by the Krcni- AWS Urges —~=-' of the Michigan SUte Collet. ^ MK| (n ^ rall. . leaders throushout proclaiming to the world ila group over to guest con- pmi^m „i the frw that they arc still following a Bay Underwood, Sunday afternoon and appeared !1 (eel that it »» rmi "Brm policy of peace." labored m as cello noHat in Sehumman's "Concerto in A1 <■> tender until Ihc lust minute at tlnal pre¬ minor for Cello and parations for a mighty farewell. 10 previously arranged ism ISM schedules. AWS ^icae* for next year ... VSC to Award ISM the Spartans have six Ten games on I heir will meet schedule, Illinois. Purdue tlon and the < -eda they gar Meet - - _ ■ J J" Jg4 Deerew __ ® . _ r fi,led thc Auditorium with applause as Or. Schuster appear- u tT**1mm * Minnesota at home while mtiedinc to the newly-signed daimmkMlMtmN — * eammgmfcmMfck^fcW* UaauaL itUNVIl *■" Wh cd on stage with hia cello aad i perform thc romantic Sehumman ,r ^e ids. wMek w MO »aw*wd ea^M ehng to Michigan. Wisconsin ; president.-. Juatuw Ray. Jed*- aa*^km w rem "» * law. it be r. Ike claie you •f ke- ! -r prr-!i'-iit of the 1» You win net be • such cd president m fill and Jack Straswr *iU M YMYW Plan* ed of this fact. You'have duties or coligatwns v J^lE£^E.:TriP to m The lam M» ——r Hum*-ii RtmnriU. chairman of I Headquarter* I ^ ** 1? ^ am !! mm 1«> tmmmL ■ »« thr C'omrncncemenl Committee. ) I A ?»x-day trip to thc Lnited I mam Nations and New York City, * m mm. far the taw haa Briiak llV||| Peer n 0 ! sored by the college YMCA- j c MmS P|mffMyy|f YWCA. will become a reality for Tnlla al , . British nidus- Photograph It showed iw, 1°"® *•» Owgl Males. Conservative Peer, | prjme mtnkttf nrhvrr two addresses Tues- I ,nh All-Vnton congress .. *• Mudugan State College 'Communist party last 0>\ The other was Stalin liatrnta. Placement Bureau Interviews Michigan State News Marathon Corp. Ernst ft Erne Co. Commercial Folvent Corp. TE 3 mLXHLmS3S £8 SJ^JSTI aigmng Aluminum C of America SQ^fflSSr-a ftjsa srssf-J. srsr-jrssz Phillips Petri !cum Co. Dow Chcmlc;! Co. . Midland liocing Alrpl no Co. Scattte. Wash. r.s: SZ Detroit Conatftutionnl amendment propoant No. 2 may lie referred J. L. Hudson Co. fiicstone Til-' & Rubber Co. Akron, O. •OB to the floor for debute Wednesday at the final reRulur Student Congreiw session. Hackers of pri>|xwal No. I plan to %»ve their method for electing the student government Editorially -Jn«t About Anything- City of Flint Stale Highw. e Commission Bendix Rosea Ii Laboratories Flint Madison. Wis. Detroit 2jMaident Introduced Uiat same evenimr. American An Filter Co. Moline. 111. Reflections On Bower Rollei Hearing Co. Detroit $.»jThe thought uppermost in many emigre* idnnal minds trill be: "lender which plan will Java R Timken Roll.. Bearing Co. Com Product Refining Co. Frnnkfont Ai-enal Detroit Argo, III. Philadelphia mv candidate for next year's -By PHIL GUNBY ■ South A in boy, N.J. * president have the heat rhanre of heln* elecled?" • the first part of February enngresxioiiiil ttctioii has down as the self-styled student politicians have Our Birthday Memo to the Health Center: Campbell Soap Co. -n Aviation C Pratt ft Wh, icy Aircraft Dlv. Los Angeles, C'nllf, Massaohliscp Mutual Life Ins. Co.Grnnd Rapids Chicago E. Hartford, Conn. for presidential votes for the sprintr < ampaiftn. Gentleman, there's a chronic ailment hereabouts that I Kroger Co. Cincinnati, O. Tort (summer work) Olcnn Arlxir, Mich. This year, we're reasonably sure that March 9 is the I've isolated the causative factor, too. It's "Java robusta." 12 Pennsylvania R.R. Iaong Island. N.Y. year's free-for-all campaign look like an amateur production. correct date. Translated, that's "hot coffee." (Summer jitl & Resort) The fury of polilickinR over sludenl Rnrernment has Some research about this time last year showed that Rathcon Mffi Co. Waltham. Mass. ,. apnad to ahnost every major RnverninR group on tam¬ the Holcnd, which we Renerally regard as MAC'S version of 12 12 Ly brand, R" & Montgomery New York Mr. Pickle* As you are no doubt aware, about 91 per cent of this 12 Sperrv (l.vro ope Dlv. Great Neck. N.Y. pan. If rumors were to be believed hnlf a dozen stu¬ the State* News, first was published March 9, 1909. campus exists from 8 a.m. until noon on one or Clark Contr< lor Corp. Cleveland, O. dents would come out of If* sludenl government pre- As proof of this, we have in our poooession the Vol. I. No. 2 Issue of the Hnlcad. a semi-weekly publication. more cups of coffee. Mont of this steaming stimulant is poured into Ihe enophagun between H:f»:i and K:07. 12-13 12-13 Douglas Air* aft Co.. Inc. (Grey Irn* Fndrjr Co • Santa Monica. Calif. Pickle Through it all conRiessmeu have slowed their pace. Since w hich is dated March 2.2. 1909. Cedar Rapids, la. Rr JAN BBW That's where inflammation of the tongue comes in. The 1.3 Collins Had. Co. early February ConRress has done well to pass one bill at of the body may be so numb that no pain Is felt, but 13 Chicago professor'* o each meeting. Sessions have Is'en I'liRReil nut by wiangliiig Therefore, we conclude that March 9. 1909 should lie rest 13 Mich. Dell T« ephone Co. (Ener.j Detroit r listed as our birthday. the poor tongue gets that 212-degroe li<|iiid right where 12-13 Scott Paper 'o. Chester. Pa. over bills which should have liecn ironed out in eommittee Since that first humble Is-ginning in 1909, the tlnlcad's it hurts* 13 UN khved A craft C*»rp. Durbank. Calif. mectinRs. Fitch- point suddenly has I wen Riven political desccndelit, the State News, has come u long way. ' And, boy. you regret your haste about 8:20! Your TEACHER - PLACEMENT INTERVIEWS meaninR. The llolcad, more a campus literary magazine than any¬ tongue lets you know just bow it feels about such treat¬ March Name of School Interviewer If the rnnrern over nexl y« thing else, got its start from attempts to survive earlier ment- it feels as if you'd oaten sandpaper for breakfast 9 Gr:.r\d Rapi"s Elementary School Dr. J. Pylman, el? and a large sincere In terest in elerting I he campus publications such as the S|wctrum and the Bubble. cereal. Personnel I,.sing the bettli atudent politicians could he complimented Neither of these lasted long enough on campus to lie counted 9 Lansing Pu lie Schools Avcrill. Asst. Supt. id, of books, 9 Utnsing Pu die Schools Miss Legion. Interest in constructive polities. Instead much nf the us State News predecessors. So for the next four breakfasts you drink cold mofcssortal pi Elcm. Supvr. noise is being generated by persona Interentad in elect¬ and finally a little tissue reappears on your to In 1925, when MAC became MSG, the Holead he- 9 leunsing Pt tlie Schools Purkington. ing their candidates at anv cost to the stndeat body. and you rnn taste whnt you've eating ugaln. Dir. Curriculum came the Slate News, a weekly newspaper. As the Congressmen were elected to express the wishes of the 9 Saginaw E' mentary 54chools* Miss Nell Haley. need developed, the paper switched to bi-weekly and But then, tiie next morning, you oversleep again, gulp Dir. Elem. EH. student iusiy. not to lobby for next year's presidential can- then tri-wcekly. Finally, in 1912, Ihe paper was changed your java on the run, and—zingo! The whole uncomfortable 10 Flint Pubh Schools Herbert Truemner. didutes. It is up to the next Congress to elect the student lo daily and the Associated Press Persl, fi Adm. government president, not this year's politicians. a newspaper, news process takes up again. srrvlre was installed. 10 Iron River intWlc Schools Miss Pearl Windsor Congress lias ii ' ■ l.'ntil someone comes up with a little asbestos sack evening. Many of Prior to 1912, the State News was a full-size newspaper, 10 Three Rive Klcm. Schcnil Walter Horst.Supt, author, o In plare the tongue at coffee hour, or some similar ,■ be sha|N'il into legislation. If but when it went dully, the format was changed to tabloid over 11 Hastings iMblic Schofii D. R. (RU. Prin. 11 Ha tings V ihli# School Walter Perkins. I he things pniguing for one evening, constructive bills can I size. Since 1947, the paper has been printed ill its present safeguard for what little tongue tissue mv felbiw. suf¬ „f MSC's Eh m. Supt. , : J format. ferers and I have left. I guess it'll have to he up to II Lake Qtlori Public Schools A A. Reed, Supt. With a birthday lit hand, time-out should Is- taken to you, gentlemen. ' examine the newspaper in the scope of its pur|Misea and How about a shot of novocain right there at the tip, huh, determine where it has lived, up to and where it has fur- gotten its res|smsihilities. Forthcoming, we understand, is a letter to the pa|s-r which describes critical evaluation of the pa|s-r Ivy a group Asiatic Author's nf faculty mernls-rs, on a totally informed tiasis. W ork Hailed as Before it even arrlvrs, we can predict what will he the criticisms. 'Indian llabbil t' We will Is- ciitirized for keeping the news too local ami tisi national. We will Is- criticized for tuo much detail and t>si many generalities. , POR SALE We will he erilirized for printing Inn much publicity matter and for being Ion tight-fisted with nnr rnhima We will Is- rrltii-itml for carrying inudtxputU- s|sirts news and for stressing s|a-rts coverage tisi heavily. We. will Is- criticized for heing too outspoken in our editorial stands and for being tisi wishy-washy in our edi¬ torial stands. We will he rriliri/rd fur I Greek and heing In- But. elding the students ami faculty of Michigan State College with coverage of true news events and with an outlet for the expression of opinions, which we hriieve k-Stale (ttetls hue " shotilil Ik- the prime functions of the college newspaper, we feel the State News is succeeding. For Later Honrs "NBAPOM* - David Ilurum Film INFORMATION Stars Will Ropers spartan wtVra COED LUNCH IS r" COMPLETE RADIO AND T.V. SERVICE Mr W.IUm G Pel** 4 REMODELED ' . ky ScMto of Dot'a t II W Wo***. '^L'r T.V. 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Friday and Saturday at *n II. MIchiMn Suit 2», Co-capt. Arnie Smith split the Jenison FirldhoiAe. BUI* a. Northwestern 21, Indi- «*U* I* XparUn Keith Mark- University is fth-place point in the pole vault fifth in the horizontal bar. sixth three Big Ten indi¬ in the free ■im II and Iowa 10. 1 >■■■ (Ml. •ith five others who tied with exercise and eighth in vidual titles, finished second in 'atofl Indiana, fine the flying ring,. another event, while finishing iro defeats for the < Other Michigan State place- Ever Hoar of The only 4mMe wta . 71-70, and Purdue ZYGOTHY LLACEOUS? lied Kr.niNe at a press- Neither Have We — Rut icon "So we think llooMcr state If You've Never Heard he official point totals for all teams arc as follows: Illinois Tankers Grab Third Ray Kay Trio i. Michigan 49>«, Purdue I8>*. Indiana 16'„. MSC IS 5 12, Iowa 18. Northwest* 1 of 182 Behind OSU,W points, topping Minnesota, who >nd with 78 and Michi- >. third with 72. Coach Charles McCaffrte's swimmers stroked their way to a third-place finiah in tha Big Ten swimming meet last weak- were Iowa 504, Ohio end in Iowa City, gathering 48 total points for their effort*. State 40. Michigan 17. lnduna 22 Ohio SUte Won the meet for ita fifth straight Big Ten Wisconsin (4. title despite the isolation of Olympian Ford Konno, who came down with the mu luring the second day of competition. The Buckeye, rolled up points and left Michigan tar be¬ hind in second with tg marker,. While MSC', .Hilar t ••('apt. dividual star ol Illinois' ■ ttole the honors. he Illini took only one tint In Jim Twhida k i eight evrnta—Bob Sullivan in the tree eaereiae—but had three la. four Ihirda, two fourth, and a Ue for fourth, three fifth,, ixths, one seventh and a tie No Big Tan record, wan hrok- event. Dudeck bant out Buchaya and LIICKlkS Bert McLachlan led Slat* MhrW tlrst in the 440-yard freestyle. TASTE BETTER! Cleaner, Fresher, Smoother! 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' ... an warkS-^tr vaasmr mmtammn* Stirte 7-2 Loss Ends Dismal Need Victory Tonight i. ■Sliao, W. • sKaur I tiers Vear for Ice Squad To Finish in Third HtUl aaq/O (IT JAfKROU By KEITH MILLER Ad a result of'Saturday's conference cage action which finhtiiiK Valiantly all the way, Michigan State'a hockey saw State edge Michigan 55-52 anil Minnesota nip Indiana am again couldn't cope with Minneaota power aa the 65-53. the Spartans must defeat Wisconsin tonight at Madi¬ 1 nphcra cemented a first-plate conference tie Friday night son to gain third position in the Rig Ten.- , the i'e arena, 7-2. The game cloaed the season for both A Wisconsin victory Wolverines drop State into a tie for third inspired Wolverine cagers, didn't play like ninth ritblted' the other chunk of with Minnesota which con* a | tnthe i,e Midwest Collegiate Hoc- eluded its schedule Saturday. 117-poun title as they blasted the MK victor llitnfa" |0|BLi? Tech Saturday night Move Into Entering the final game. i*>tli the Gophers and the Spartan* WHh Ferrari needs but nine point* total of U polo [tor nailing the Huskies, «-J, haw won 11 league contest* to erllpoe Bob Brannom's evening. Spartan scoring mark aot In ro tags than Ml h i irtay Allkaaih the Waives only iMSt Round and the Northerners have lost seven and compared White's six to the losses. Gr:'ou ... It rentesta at eaiapared ,Mh Miaaesatat 10. the 3-45 while holding \ that point, the visitors led 31*21; The OM Timers look i center Paul Morow to six points. ; but two tleld goals by Hickc-.v iiurnameni that runa from ! In the Michigan encounter, a Ayala and three free Mints by wrsday through Sunday, bat a prates! by Ike Indians wan combination of Al Ferrari's !*5 Ferrari built around a two > irlwia" 1 driving for its third apheM by lalramaral Dlrec'r points and shrewd stalling tnt- pointer by Michigan's Paul .tional Frank Beenun aad Ike fame ties employed by the Spartans Groffsky reduced the margin to Minnesota, nowever. »n»» ordered replayed. in the last quarter, paved the 34-28 at half time, ,ve something to say about way for a 55-52 win over the See BASKETBALL* Pace 8 1 n]vtrine aspirations since the The Indians protested after thc o|)her« qurrrd Vic Ileylig- officials awarded thc Old Timers ee out of four times a technical foul during thc last in* 'he season. | minute of play. The technical waa „ . called after the Indians called a In Friday's juraaater. male , tjrn(, ou, tnd (ho oaicJa|S thiatght Jtaa I,h" wa* i,lcwl er tames lenigM Abbat leet Mama No aad East Carl Biotr displaying the near-perfect form that wop him three Shaw t will face Snyder 17. The individual Bit Ten championship* Satorday in the Western Con¬ toiler lame Is far the dorml- ference championship* al Jen*lon Fleldho«*e. hints, shown ahovo tary tlUa while the Abbai II- on the parallel barm, won the side horse. hsrisooUl bar and the Stgma Na III* is Uie Aral af a ! even with hints'* outatandftng performance ane-ramta baaekaal play-off far I couldn't cope with lllinoi*' deoth and finished It's the isich at the right and flred it ! In a dormitory bowling matcl team scored again tonight, Snyder 14 will meet Phil- ] Jlmiwr Wins , •t stania and it was 2 for the Snyder-Phi I lips Hockey Sfondims intermission time. j championships. In another match,! For • kc the game the second stanza West shaw n will , tor !hp West Shaw crown. meet West ' Tiger* — „ size of the three tallies and __ „ _ TAMPA. Ft. ./Pi-E.Mie K»- Miooewda 1« « l!l ink', three-run homer over left Michigan 12 * 1», «bn kg Moated bouw Sports- held feme in lhe .second Inmni; North ttakola II 5 IT ,leu's I ■*!*■*. proved the payoff blow Sunday Denver I* <15 p» the I If I , Manelch. wbaWaA'ti" .**! Cincinnati Metis,, 5-2. before Mlehiaaa Tech 1 It « 1 foals. n»M irk with thice ORDER Michigan Stole FIGflT power play. »s Campbell picked up a of aisists and Dnufhcrly By rAT ROGERS East Inndon bowlers ut Mason's team uuth Campbell won ovi irneta in nala held Sunday the coed Isiwlln* Sales Service in the ners after the howlimt tuurna- ment ended Saturday. and Kyle Peterson Next Sunday the linallsts. East , latndnn and South Campbell, will stale', .peond toltv al lt:4L ; compote for the 1953 champion- i ship. Women's Athletic Association man! will begin circulating petitions for new officers this week. Blanks will be available at Miss Rider's desk. Wumen's Gym. All coedi who will be In acbool for the en¬ suing veer gre eligible. , The last WAA meeting of the term will be Tuesday night at 7 in Room 41 of the Union. Brooks Esginoerinfl Hcd»y SaNMry if Spttd equipment and pari* for all doaaenllc That's right' In tJio U. S. Air Force, it'a not the It Inkea little over a gue of the man in the light it'* the aize of the year to win your wings so a Pilot or Aircraft 'see >11 fuor tafrocUona were ,U!»■ if A wMa nag* af aMckaaical aqaipmaat, |'car and classes were Exposition Set Sophomore won first place in the sta j in the losing cause were Eaddy d Groffsky with 1« and markers, respectively. The di squrr/cd between days ■lost office and nights in in the the store. "Bluck S." it |i football pa moo, v For May 1,2 Cut* (Josses thc Musir Auditorium. motive total in Faddy meshed 13 of the first half. "Thru one day I began Ikink- showing' the fladl Winners from Ohio. Indiana and at an open meetii Michigan uill compete at the dis¬ annual a as T' an " ' During Trip trict auditions for the right to t»n- 1 tPT t tl0 niitiOllftl ft U(l|t U II1.S SpOtl- lle figured he had 30 Jim Spolman, chairman of "Bit Engineering Expo,.-, points. Ayah's Wtal wa to »h' held at MSC May 1 „rSfc cha,.|rvo(s M,pho- Umi b.v the National redcratlon highest mark far the «ei mittrf, will hi I for chorus from "Die fir | more, had to mt Ochii Kirn: to of Music Clubs. .S/Mvio/lgfi l« Href Percentagewise Michigai tommilloo meml A native of California, the 3ti- Ralph Kmtdal. piililirilv chair- I day after a wirt id nils. i ctvr a solo aplwarancc on the far superior in sliois from the Kith flower Critwer* said that plans arc under-' Nho got his signature withoiit year-old choral director is hin t nan. jjfiit' nil work and the choice of j grid, hilling oil 22 "f 52 at- The tiurd .itinual meeting of Ike h'MMf "9 of the choral department of Ihc I Ml of the country's outstanding students visiting Mic v based H I * Juiliiard School of Music in New I horticultural specialists will lead! II., flask card aeetb York. ; .1 three-day course for commcr- j brea used aaccaaal - tftpsdsfo "looking like Mali 7/m us » William and Mary Quarterl trying t«» be serious temperamental and Shaw cahorts. cajoles rbmleadrre la I from MM:1™"-'rzszss r ft I iSESVEH the campus of Pomona College, I Attend (Memo j _ / ^ w»a :Z*Z hrr reaction to Mamie Eiscn- When the Revnlutionary War ROBERTS Claremnnt. Calif Shaw was then , I gbllgaayo jtfdl.at "i hnwn etvlcd, Ihc I'nitid States w..s com aa undergraduate, leading the rol- i XAfliqLV Miss llcss was downed at posed id a land and watei area lege glee cluh. I S„ Mirhia... r.H~. I™"** ****** totall.ng W2.IS5 «,U.re m,l«. Mulligan a* I representalives were in Chicago with Phaw'a work i last week tai Ihc Eighth National flude 53li students. fared the yam raadqrtae a Jab | Congress on llighci Educatmn Homrwpun and All Linen In Naw Vaeb npan aradnallen. The meeting, designed lo study ! for Weaving trior. May g. | ihc problems fared by American j $'■ i a- coil the AWS Coffee Hour KAVS KNIT SHOP he first instruct! BI'Hk S" will tn rr I nex Thur-dftv t Jatrrhtld Thet For Board Slated Michigan State sere Wll- j A roffec hour for old ami ni WORLD'S PINCST QUALITY t the All- member* of AWS Activities « F trick- Judiciary Ihxuds r::! NOWi ttic M'fln (Mitterti 'Dug' VZTJZ "No nutter what blunicful things you may Every Keepsake is s PERFECT think ui mc all that I ever did was Strikes Men Rem, guaranteed by Good House- because of you!" keeping and our signature on tht In West Sliatr famous Keepsake Certificate. Re¬ member, no mancr what you pay every Keepsake is GUARANTEED PERFECT. ■IllII81 IL8IEKI Cheme hum tsr hwhtperia * Ness Mhmlai * Tbrn I rid.. lam The Maat Impaeuat Steal learned U Talk: •Irell U 'J" Are* DhaWf s ■piN m ram I WMO t $ 300.00 waa-a are stilt* wreaitaTtMtM C f 300.00 o I UOOO Huinni la > 14c . Mpht. . an,, par LiltIII bMreHX'it V''"'* filee 1 at Maw Hall IIPITIL Tadai and Taannaa * Mart Ma '' /W llu 4 i tha off tret, Napar AbdaUa. EsMtv.Hr .te pre > Day* Oni> ent. Wiltnun phomote, and i ■■ Tom Strang, "Tht km EMrtu' •MAhll'udd Momt or NAUONAIXY famous MANWDS aad Vlntala Maya Turaday Night rpry Conunillre oeati 'Tht Happy I1mn "laapKMp MM if ha Sadk' Oaaad aad "Jin ROBERTS u. .. -ii J-.'T'Jl V I X if K-p \<