J ilnma Enrtmlc VoLMSM iorly^liiril Year of CoNictlion , MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, KKRRt'ARY 5. I!U7 Novak gaee A M ^ Women Students Narrow Fnrnltv ■< * k*a "■* < Field ( IT'S)fA I Candida " Organizations Group Follows II hoKUM T,,. \ I'npelle Choir war una- After Primary Elections ■ Stlldeil Council In Ruling On AYD YoKleriluy women ntiiilcnt* Inlrtnluces Bill J wont tn thr poll* uml i-how • * •1 • ** *« * * * * » • • ; three mmliilnlii to run in' next Monthly'* final AWS] | ! elections. The Women who will content for presidency on the Judiciary j Hoard tire Cimtiy (iithoolcy, East | ! Lilienthal Reds Hits At Atom Hearing iLansing Junior; lain t'oolmnn ln-jm^ m_ I falls, rimt Junior, and Adele' |U — MS A11 ^ lVlvImdlfla Disciplinary Probation liolfe, Ed more junior. jrobhiiminf, Hriunmi toitrituh Candidates tor head of Artivi-j ties Hoard are Haihael Itmiek. Ypsilanti junior: Judy lamgnecker, East UitisitiK junior; utid Nancy Questions Handed To Members Wixom. Jackson junior. Students placing second in the Old Foe Si run. smi.Mxx The MSC faculty nrxiinixatmiiH eumniitte.' reei final ballot will assume the of yrnleriluy I hut nil momU-r* of urtrfi iitrnizeil S|«irti can Ynuth fur I tcmocracy lie plum I mi "inntinunus i kilchey Km ary probation." ami thut further infraction* of in h> *i af lh* J-Hep (fh ■ri-ault in automatic from thi> iiilhfe. The recommendation fol- Win Lunch litd m h tfS Rules £« In Leaving ler J-Hop Crack Streamliner i «en: directly to their house* Piles Up In West is cd this rule rather than each woman receive spec, Daylight Limited Hits Truck; uwion i office. from the Dean of At Least 60 People Injured I Pons for the Women's ronvo- m.rn-ir.1 ...mm i FRESNO, Calif., Fell. 4 1.4*1 - At lea*t three |>er*on« from i heir I ft-III hUUsl ami an e.'imaleii (in injured when the Smthem I itdey lo attend Ihr fie rnilrmnt'i eruek streamliner, the San Joaquin Da] the Ciillnr turii- >ntii«heii into a Inartixl itaiuiline truck at the town of Kiny* •httrit at •'! p.m., tmlay. Two ilinniK ear* of the I!>- xaminatlmi met IJIktuIs Form lallftTUI^ 1'OriII ear e San Krunci*co l»«uml lim- lie given m., * it.-.l were (ie*trnveil hy the take it before from 2-3 p.m. in ' Sutul New, Non-Red tatrr wilding. of the Home E< — - Organization who failed to pass the •"ti previously have been and will be required to examination at this time «es must be given to the atives before the time of esults for the new re- Amrru..r t< i De es to the judicial-legis- turn ' mu» tw turned in lU| Temi».rar> , fr,er Lurd before Feb III | jjermt IP *a\ lh'. • ,n» will be conducted'nm1 ]>,,UKu,- K,iiei • vidual groups. i freshm< n. co-chairtr .ng program for the bat4| jamc,. p-yal representatives slurp.nt. «ecret»ry-'r up which they Mil efoi . j i<*n IMn system j James Miller ?«nng taken. Result* the incoming offaceis willj science departn The ADA pi*>i • Wcnwi-iitiitives, I insurance of dt 'hen will be invited to i protection . nil ■ AWS meetings this i liberties, and ;der that they may un- j to the t'nited > The « ds To Hold Republicans Split On Incmne Tax JAnnual Conto (smi promise yionday WASHINGTON, i>b Warring factions withi the Re¬ ft cool fe- j publican party gave tai-slashing i ception today to a | (compromise which would give j , small taxpayers twice lief—in i*rcrn:ige irnu — — those with big incomes p., cum^umw prr.poMxl ^h<"' b, rh.irm.n Ai-n 'B -111 1 ■'< V" ^•»>r H«.W rule commit'—. — k">« c.i he termed dcMd- riU-P»Hner an earlier 20 percent board" tax cut bill. j ' Alien » bill would give a 20 perv cent tax reduction of incomes up percent on >2^00 to ts percent on M.000 u. * Rep. gngel (R.-Mcch). \m*m J J",',," el OOP enti-Knuteoft * ^ Wednesday, February THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Til IIIU Michigan State Hem ValentinesSehtByRadio The Real limie -3%53£rs *■ By BILL JOHNSTON Campus Club — — ifnastemBxiw the recent Istrruge of Communistic Reorganizes R iratioH bhly Ibrrap leifpt. wfeicl ar* ft'» w»H« ut levk .a 'rr«o». %n ' Radio W8SH ffe i»h«i kf MtHPd by th* urtter. I StwVnt titu noil's decision to reonm- mrn.l disciplinary action agnin't ntemlwrs mi wBrn or the associated i be just the of the aur*r«nrnir«l Spartan American Youth r> Angeles As THE liDITOR: an out of state itudent h-vt theandconfi hestitucnts be dabk* encetoof speak his cm-i • A Mham" makings of may a quick lunch to m for l*tr<«racy chapter, the basic issue of the (Los > ! have been quiet- vote with authority. i tisa thrrsin All y watching the growing contro- Two professors of social nee some people, but to the 1 whole controversy. a« I ««■ it. has lieen over¬ h they . tl. bers of the Michigan State cob ,er:y ll of the student body on That ambiguous la»>el ha dent ccrtemifif tsslv of MSt' has the right o influence the student* to grad- the A YD question. good deal more behind it thnn ;-f; to c*mtinries and prac* other things, if the s'.udent enterprising members of tt ice« of the "m«»therl. nd." Russia, thought anyone at MM* bad a campus organization operate Communistic Communism, either in 'heory or right to tell ; hy "he el • . • MHC radio station Monday through Fri¬ Young Communist latague.' Thr fart that the American Youth for The AYIt's history gia'S liuck to October ts practiced today in Russia is what ex ra-vurricula activities he .lav that has proven its.power and Hrumrraey b nothing Ins than a "sheep Iti. KM !, w hen the Young Communist league lirectly opposed to our cherished would engage in off fampu* tai-reaching range by establishing deals for two main reasons. i an nut a member of the AYD contact with *t:di'>ns in such dis- m nwJTw HatMng" scrwian.of the Yaung of America was disbanded in New York. The I. II dtwir* lite cllteew lite but I would like tu know both.fant corners of this old world as Onnanu Lancne in nothing new. Stu¬ AYUadmiltedly was formed from the Young - Australia. New Zealand. England, right and chance t dent council rcprenratatbr* knew this Communist League, with an almost identieal !! >. host fait when they refn rd the hieal national eounvil, printurily to win a lugger f loan r made dear AYD a charter. memliership. This -it oat ion is no differi it thult one that In other words, here is an organization op¬ •icd by Pit- f»«t that the al I am Mlten of every T ' miglv ar: -. ,t Spident cou ,cil refused the erating behind a name-w hich tends to de-em¬ 1 'V rtftetente. and splf-mainteitieii The station) -And Congrats must vote us enough money v. Skating ilub "T Tower iiua.il a charter. If phasize its true aims and purposes. While , ' ofierates with a power input of »p how it could look, for the Committee Invest.gat either oie- »f the-e organizations, to use them professing to liuek up worth-while issue* ive Activities to be operating in the *rt< prosimately .V) watts, and use as esampi*disregarded sit. h a decision by such as KKIV, veteran's housing, OPA, etc Stu.lent roan,il. the n urse taken by the atu- it carries on it* insidious policy of Pennington, ■ten* t. ■ i v and the college administration un- iloutiteii'.v would Is- the same as that taken converts to Communism ami strong youth organization. Youth organizd- unore ami ehi club offeretl hX'ui British Take Security Measure against AVI' ' Two State Hoard of Agrirultiue rulings tinns are wonderful things—ask any formei Hov Scout. Itut like fire, they call lie dread¬ "™: While Jewish Debate Ultimatum have Iss-n o|ienlv violated. The unreeognized ful things whin used for ulterior pur|»i*es eatendmg the JERUSALEM. Feb 4 "**— first leg Sparlar A\ II chapter is charged with eo'n- I.-Man Unmet ... them "Ju.»t cuation c<:nvoyt »»f British "" i bare -! land vear ago wha ami g.ve him and children rolled tiouing its organization and meetings, mid a while Tens»« with distnlMitmg , oculars at a local Kan . Catholic Youth even theoretical Employment I'rartires l'< mmisanm rally . York. -Through liven proven "the greatest p history of thi> been the youth of Urn Hal Our enemies lure of the man of Agneulture. all student organizations •n thrs state supported inslitntion mu -t know this heller thua we. la Ihe spaa of he approved h» the hnnrd. However, the l.i years thr HHHr Vaalh Moveamul hoard raewgni/es thr valne of student predured a new gaaeratioa imhmrd with "In our out) country ami in our own tune, • THE EDIToo the .attribution of tueulai- we have ieeti .uiotht r >| 0 and man TWO U»» Communist League. It reflect* ali the sinister piHir other -avmmglv lo.tigoaot students wh rtv* P« think the, «e an atonigemetit of the Cot puriMises of the Communist party of the tet-w were « I tilted State*.'" stitutem arst the ltd! ..f Kigbts have si real!1 Hhen the student nieitiU-f- of AY"l1 re- .Vlemhrrship Open est ' per-aeuti-.r '* Th, v envision the (sail teive their tliseipliiiiiry action from Presi¬ misgu.Oou mmiwis .,f AY It as mar'vrs dent llMUiiah, the issue ns dead as tar as the IWw urdwu momh.ro of A YB defiu- If the college is concerned. However, t»o\*ru«»r Sig- lei* has asked Hannah ft r a personal re|Nirt •hi every aspect of the organization. Whether further action by the governor will la* taken de|wiids ii|N»n hi* reaction to Hannah's re- ' The AY It port. However, il should he a clean ut Imht lir hearing lo m> thinkiaig *ludc:il thai Ihe Imsie before the I arwilv committer on Organ i before Ihe college i* Ihe '■II II Thev arkooohdgod the truth the charges hrlorr them. Koliert ( ummitis, Michigan ekiH'Utoe s»«< If l*fes;dri,t lUnnah follow - the lecotr I r» tarv of AYM and an admitted t'ommunist title lor the past II years, evidently iiue*n*t know nf piaees these persons on about a Spartan student's temiwrnicnt. There nlors of AY l> will lie wise Iter the conditions of their may U a small fringe of students who would T» THE LI Helure a fi How him or anyone else to the capital, as aits that Alt H as an MSC he suggested in his reference to the iieorgta Ibrtnan Talmadge situation Itut I think I speak for a huge majorit) of Michigan .Matt students when I sav. "N » thank .Mr. t unimttis, ho nuiivhing IikUh. • any other day." ■* ?> H / that the t» It is m . thr Hurt .SMMlmal Bmmd mm Cn BOIL SIIINBKRt; AMI HIS ORUtLSIKA " Apolhecary Shop Iff f. Student Ml SIC -Ml 1 1 1 1% • MM C? t Prettvription Center SURGICAL SUPPLIES I'KAl Kits KNEE-LAI'S MHTII'.AN ARt ABE — — SITIDBTEKS — Sl Kt.K AI. INSTKI MENTS ANKLETS LANSIM. — SIDE FRIDAY. FEB. 14 J - HOP ** p. hi. — I f m. - feoturin, J * - SATURDAY.12FEB. 15 H p. IN. - p. UN Elliot Laurence and his Orchestra Tickets On Sale Today $4.00 id*)-, rabruaay 5,1W7 THB MlCHiaAM STATE NEWS He's Headache For Hilltoppen Stars Plentiful In Silver Relays«Speed Work First Round By WALLT SCHRAMM the Big Nine end NCAA champ- 1 Held of Ohio in the anchor leg of' 1 ionvhtpa. It waa a powerful Navy! the cue mile relay to bring the'Charlie Parker, a prewar school- inches. Johnnie Robinson, and Prom alt over the nation outfit that clipped the 1MB The first round of the intra¬ star tHpe-biiatera of .11 achool* title with !C-4A|Green and White's season opener. doy 103 yard ace who has run the Michigan State placing tu a dr. ma tic. victoriuu* finish. century in :09.5. For "Orange' mural lasketlinll tourney is will soon be howling for Eaat fourth in a field of 13. ncaring an enil as nine more Lansing to participate in the dun Ml.no. holder of State's door and outdoor varsity records ; \R T^'auttZ^Z * Into telephone r.U Kurt Stone, second place winner $,\TlU'U.4d boxitltf coftt'W nhf llfFttm trams were eliminated in Sat- ilvrr anniyrrrtry running of the ,.ninR nontgrnirr lor itvrt urtlay's "and Monday night's con-1 Michigan Slide It-lays at Ji-niaon, c1iVi.Jum1 inmiu will have to face the competition : the lUtf NCAA cro-H eountry Simmons sent Stute's 'Mli of Johnny Lujack. All-AmcricHn j1 tests. fieldhouse Suturtiuv afternoon and ! fr„hm„., FanMtlun. who earned chiunpifiiships held here lust fall ' ul* " tpiarterbmk for Notre Dame last 1 , , , . In Saturday's opening game the evening. toenuch the mtle field. kt|UHtl into last mtl1Ut|{,(|MjWi Anatomists rolled over Elsworth jri>.it jump, d ah and low 'inrdle fail, and Lujaclt's even more eg-'. parations as it appeared that House. 14.3, in an t-ennute entries yesterday . t-uiHirn in the Ohio Suit and Mu-h- t'Cft teammate, Jack Painter. Ed- ^eteran Coaches Honored Indeiwndent rwellrd the rr.try list tn MR men 1 man AAlT meets (tve> tn* S|mr- die Taylor of Western Michigan.! wiU ** » «*'•' league game. 1 ret'ten rtrng well over n thonaand j tana a definite triple tl.rent. present rcluyg record holder, will **U{uls ot» *»»» w ,!h ^»e great t'lilws tram reservation^ Mil l i Fireworks dominated the sec¬ ' Illinois outfit heading a list that materialize. Coach tain iNrwi'i individual emrira m ode of the| tn the ht«h hurdle Hal May- also attend. ond game of the day as the Unholy grralr.1 display* of trwk and field , hew. Stale timber t.'otwr, ran** includes Michigan State, t*. of* team will leave for tlw, ; holy Five, paced by Cob Albert- talent In Ihe history of the aoort. Vtichignn, Navy's '4tl U'-4A wuu York j son's nine points ami a number of | with the Imd in the eountry and niiig mile foursome ami Ohm State. tending '.he parade to thi. elaa-'l will be malting a strong bid for m o. rated .»*.« «.f the crtiuitry*! j substitutions took a hard fighting A sidelight to t:»«- meet will ' Feather Merchants squad into - of traeh elaagti's will be a |natamgf i-eeognitmn Saturday, that V honor e«•liege ami >« •: tc f - u 1 v .t. nom.- i.v¥hVeo| strung well hnlaneed Illinois squad' steoag MPT MMmss Maa track couches who h camp, 25-It. od a III man Naval Academy eon- ; ack eotisisteiiUy around the «-fi»ot Ernie ('KiirlNiiir.iti « Wt'Erar Allo(h,r Mat- than 25 or mare >e ' The Hot-Ten-Tots five scored an tihgcM. man. Jack Dumetti. Wilt give the | to the sport. A t.u Itii' stnrli.il i .l ir. i. Um. It. Unci* star Studded (Niitntt il:.s. wbilv /a'w qiUt , easy victory over the Rangers ns ] Spartan's strength in the longer | the 54 men To qunhf have ta chm se hctweeiL DfRR they piled up an early 15-t? half The Itlini has practically the, distance and relay events It was Frmn Texas will NCAA tiou have mdicutcd 24 feet.; attend. Month and Itoh 3lcU:ie % Ike me personnel that last year | time lead and went on to score 1 sixteen more in the second half t< Hoi pouml class. The laltrF'IWt» !wmd up with Ot-H victory. fietniu to it draw tti uthL. MA In th t.lt i lUmnt Maine* Dale Tin nr. Will nrnb.bl. I.Aill In INTRAMURAL Hawks Women's Sports • For Stale-'}/' Till BASKETBALL the l;;:, pound itlviduit. . , , f searins parade with Itoh league teams t -ok In I'll". 1918 TODAY'S GAMES _ lien Van Al»tvne» Spartan gumtet ha* 4*een a nemesis o: the two remain- The lnd« pendents L or h .'i'irttr baskettiaNer* this >ear In the first meeting with ^uonset X foiled to administrative,. board of iikcc tlve. Kohitt scored lit the final second* tn .ctory* over ijutmnet With tho plnvtiffg in the wo. Twrnt.-fivo WAA pomti. 9 INI Mike s Church H- v - the MM' 5ti hiK«n State College today ah-' , win. Monda. he scored l dropped The Wmsokis defeatc t the ttup- wheu Miss Wells w is Mural Wwim tonUlil imversity of Mu hiunu The proposal WiR» Th ti.e Spgr- I ui,it seleclinn of Mate's fight Allied Rabin Roberts__ ■r.*v in the last minute of 14 21 positions hi* been held up h» far Spartan * There will he a mc« tin»; fur all uriHt Units 23-18 Ducks 37-22. and the Drop The Slippery Ducks After the North Hall topped Fei • Sept > Ann Arlint traditional KatnplH'li Ktris i to.es am! colds. /*rM stated. W mist ever* member of Uut k l»otit e.noes I In 1**48 a return game weakened fiorn i i <> margin >VM the Mern Macs •Jer ha* kept ( | tnhei winners vere T»»wn OirIs. „ ^ 'anipl ell. Camptielt; oi East Lansing either tlifih Scoriaf> llat l, ti n!. ..' . ; e. »t\ (l4lrl> ttn* liigtulidr fiva|*"h S,IU"' ,ld|1|c woinuig i Si "tint Ity (.hints 4 gntoe with the j iipiin to i The Drop stmts the Vhip- M) Anitutinccs ovet the Cniun- j this M i
U«> CM! CLEAN, FRESH, PURE la ikcir raal, .irilc to rati. Amrricr's FtKST Chatf! MOTOR U Ikv Fig** mmoIw mapatag or laaa ooc at nigM-j|>f l« Ml Itot ! It*if 1 JlJ ruMtt. whM a baa vimjrum unuk* »mok* Philip Moaaiv And Philip Moaais! TaiOtriM toll* Ik* fcerl- btra't why... Mokas your Biko a U|* at Brilaia'* §»#al Thm'i aa importml Jtgrrtmr in Pllil ir Mihwi, man- ufaitaM that makri pmli* Moans Uilr bin*t-tmokt titer brttto—kcnuM 11 leu th* fUl.L FLAVtiK iH ifc* wntft fiiwx lofcacun imnc throufk for >our lompltli amfuymuai —dim, tint. taisJ fir rvro'^- A ___ Wfe.am nk' * ">* Try Philip Moaau-poa. 100. will ague thai Philip l| «r«:>4 on any ha." > - * fd »<-**> wiB carry >fo »Vi Mutau if Amrrua, {JOiU UtOtUti lit to >3 Whurcr rl I* IT NOWI BUY IT TODAY AT Van's Bicycle Shop r*rt» u* Br*alr gtrvk* — Mr. ri.4 HI' >clr. rwk-a* u4 OrIi.tr> ALWAYS MTTIR...BSVTBR AU WAYS "HLVWAME ST. LW.CiC n»nr JIK« Wadmxtaj. Fdmisry • THE MICHIGAN STATE HEWS Semi-Formals Lead Brother* Greet Their Italian Mother Students To Get Theater Group OH Tank* Git Up In Smoke In More Prefab Witt Present Weekend Social List Classrooms iVetr Comedy A prcvic ■ of thi« week"- -ooiul enlendnr rovoul- a weekend President John A. Hannah an- Sure'n the !ri«h brogues are of varied «- •in! activitioi mi tho i-nmpti,. notinced today that It or.e-story flying around Studio theater in Amour t ie .«! mi-fnr-al Hiinit- i'omir hold Friday nitrht I, barracks type buildings Will soon the college auditorium in pre- the Co-mo olitar f■nil, s|#.n-oro.| i.y tho tntermitinnnl club, be received from the Federal paration for the production of the with Don Works Agency to be used for Gaelic comedy "Far-Off Hills" on furnishing laboratories, and staff March 6. and 8 in room 49. Trooha>l"r- t ho Mem- L. 0 W V C 1* SttVS classrooms, oftitps. Written* by Lerne Rooinsor. :t f um Work is already underway on a represents the-organiz.tun's ^c- That Ball Bill . site for the new buildings south oftd attempt <>f the year at a'three j P:;K ' r.f the Red Cedar and just north ac. drama La-'. term "The; decked livestock pavilion. Drunkard*' given and itf tuu.1 *hi! the«r aiu Beans Unrest of *he The temporary buildings, which was played to capacity audiences. ;; it v|| •'! Place an «re being moved here from an ammunition plant at Ii; will provide 125.000 feet of HU«>l»l-s. Th# ,v^em of ticket distribu- ! tl(.n tJ the public on a first come, new facilities should partially first served bas.s. dances a: •• levi *e tre crowded classroom and the off.ee situation. T e cast for The Far-Off Hills" , the Delta S.t •tar* Vermnntv ille ' sophomore •-T will enter?., partes. Worth W - - A footbridge will be built t;.. Rett Cedar m back of the t gmeerirg building * > make i B I Slou*. s Patrick and Hillcrest freshman"S'ewart as Mar¬ ian. Featured m the comedy arc new clas»r'om> eas.Jy accesii the diniriA Glorta 'pr.tten. Rag maw freshman,' fx' i their date* h Alice l.ur:gw>ki. Hamtrktrc* jun»-; ."'r and Ted DeGroot. Mt Clem- Intrrrntni liircifcri Bob Hcrre!! Midland soph- Win Ulfiitl \nliomil ore Ruth Hulber*. Rattle C I.ii nilnt i.mrmlinn iphomore and Beryl McNutt. f»y the flnre«.'i\ i v.,-, ^ troit ffvshman will also iippea; Arrangements .nreMring made .jy ^ being directed •'j- tiae party ll » f'..r„try buiMirw t >r ,ta. ui , ,Ur,wn ,r, HMf Ptrtln I.Mrd im •« interested department, and sets have beer Saturday r has • of the Nad on j signed ty DeGrm.t Scenery is U.S. Declares Arms Limit Dealer* tng constructed uhder the tr¬ Grand Rapids. The 58th annu.'l convent'on and wards, Lansing * building material exhr.ju ;% being Lansing**; Depends On Peace Pacts fuller. held today an t tomorrow \med j t'nitwl Nation, force ti> kwps * Cwm r K.m Staler *dl ti¬ solution dre-s a »t*eial ties which tries • le | the |ieart'. council the Pantlm h" Women at thr I) and at to t M,.t ,,tI Warren K. Ausitn, former arui ad- Michigan < t.r- t- theme of the r» . * I Republican senator t'r«»m Ver- lourned at 3 50 j vor i ahd Russian pe" Ttie F.m that all dele- should be Viwinr S ant« llnre Frrrilmn Kit laimllciriU DON TATROE council on AMI HIS OKCHESTRA n and reduc. WASHINGTON Fet. 4 ^ - I'RATI'RIMi MARY JO ANNl: -wx.ral Oel- M.-Carwy •*' »"«- TMI wwr li«M hw (ItOttltS tArii rin- C Htir.M lH M AC fill* Ein*t»T(»M ' facditie* for the lO%%I R (it \Rt» f New York * » . 'ft »t I \N WuMIN m | » %i.| A DZV mer- nt itk tun - •- Idll kvt clearance natidiialh advcrtw'd PATtlfBM TO III Mrs R ot .«• . H. ■w' STADIUM BOOTS i-.j f°r w soft lights and I Ift. moNci mi.criovu swat music! nun rt lmiT-' 1 l" ' There (kill be * •• • VMrman club neu, v at ? 30 In Newman h« l JAM (XI R TH» Ja/j «J'.ib * ti! h« h- wrt in A Blue Key banquet . Befnrr Buying .llwqn Shup lb I Uwi at JacoLdonX MMUTAN lkgion ItVIllfl SKRVH K ards ES CAB BABWW RTEBUNG S RADIO TOO It; Em tint* Km Am — EM Laaatac EMI LmuIM] REPAIR