_ of gav. leadera in outlining a program aimed, be aaid, Ad a private eitten, the "damping out poverty in our and fathering "rndurtng former official aold corn fu- Free State turaa butt pear, btng after he in the world." Itepubliran leader, immediate¬ from the cabinet in ly aaaaileri Mr. Truman'a meaaagr 'Out', Say IMS, waa given by tha ao a aurrender to the poiiciea of independent preaidenlial candi¬ date llenrv A. Wallace and nerved Agriculture department ae a apae- ttiat they would ,helve the ■m UJ&, Britain ulatar la mm on the Chiraoo Board of Trade on June M. 1P4T. ,'iM wabiumotoh, j«n. 7 m — Tha HUM Stale* and Great Brl- The department Uotod Murpan hau aa holding lMM baakak of com on tha Wort aide at tha maifcet. Thorn on the ahort aide SSJS COP Pigeon-hole -ia. •_ ° ' Set Jur3r r u C. M. Saxton Clears c Mttny ecnRrcKsional Democrats applmidrd the President'* me;- saye, im-ludinif the Ux prnpnaal. ■441 Wa May waned Yuculavia and Bulgaria at Uia "aertoaa Im- are maculating that prtreo wilt go doam. ForTrumanTaxPlan whicti Mr. Truman ilewrihed a* "cost of liviiiR" measure tnlemt- liaaa" that would naull rat Haitian af tha totalled At llew Yorb. the former Ireaa- ury acrretorjr'a office iaaued the _ at the WASHINGTON. Jan. 7 (#» - A RaptiMiran pigeon hate Of Charges l to help low-income families particular to "buy the necessi- "few atoto" proclaimed by Com. following statement on hia be¬ QHaga Cab iimgiay. la paamafo was dueled ant tonight for PremMrnt Truman', inrnme Ux i* of life." Ing the aetien aad Inlaadt W baBd (ucrriUaa la aacthcrn half: a hue atation on the and lad cut plan. A justice court jury today AiiotIter of Mr. Truman's pro¬ "I have been aahod whether I )ual oaot of Datta atnat Mr. Trnman proponed an immediate "cnat of living" re- found Gaylord M. Saxton, 25, posals, that rent control lie ex- Grand Rapids, Michagan State tended lieyond the present expir¬ profited by the incrraood faad it U the ladiaa TraUa, C dngtian of |40 for each tax-* coota through daalinga m the and OhoH Way oampaa student who crashed lus ation date of Feb. 2®. appeared to payer and another *40 for market. The anawer la aa. "The furta are: Ae a private meat af the w aach dapandent. Ha auppeatad UN Committee l dune railroad on the Pare Marquette tracks last December, with general agreement. Truman also urged that that thia eatfanatad W.2 bit- "act promptly" on the ! «uch citiren. 1 did have aame innocent of n charge of reckless :.j waaM ba dearly caatrary to the actiona. They ~ I to Ma VaMad Nationa id. IM7 and -a ^ bw aw mi 'Baa rait anna lass "an nutans lam habe made mat up by Meets Tonight flying. four-year Marshall laxtow escaped unhurt wl|en European reconstruction, calling plan for II. I»«T They Tapaaacnlativr aaid. "to open not buying, cam futuroa. lasstt-ta u ~ ntw Mm wnaiU tab. IflaMMB triTowerRoom the small biplane plowed through it a "vital meemire" of our for¬ a fence ami flop|ieri across the eign policy and a "drelsive con- at tha latent reran. - llecaune the price of com rare, smallest taxpayers off the federal. railroad iracks before the Pcre trihution to world peace." of the United Ma- , a lank It u obvioue I inrnme tax rails A second meeting .d the Liuted Marquette streamliner reached | WanPi Rawer Ta Ratlaw which rent _ Nations Committee under the the scene of the accident, near And he called again for the Id no intide information.' i tlMiM n to inveatignte Mnrgenthau's name waa one of ( jurifdu-tion of the Student Coun- the East Ionising state police power ~ denied him at last year'* But the President appeared to r,| will tie hrld ui the Tower special session of congress to COtlll.it 3.213 penuma reported to hove headquarters. hrnrs changed no Republican ranm nl the Union tonight at 7:». The MRU youth shook hands •bring hack rationing and wage- J. MrDermott. state held cam fuluree paeltiano in the | Tho committee is comprised of with the jury of three »i price controls if necessary, de¬ dawrtment presa officer, told re- Chicago market on April Jg. 1MB Rap. Knutpm (It-Minn), thf representatives from every cam- three women after hi* acquittal, «claring that the price spiral is or June 30. IM7. i the warning waa con- borne Vtepuliliran tax manager.: (HKanizatioit whose purpose 'undermining the living stand¬ "Don't do it again, sonny," « oraiiy and represented the cried "political riemagogoery and' lo lAmn ljrller program* lor of millions" and "ItoUl* the of the woman Jurors cautioned ards 1 rican position as first stated he wUlprras for quick ] fUrtharinc student interest in na- threat of another depression." skin in the aentog trdlaaais. hot a the GOP-dominated him after the verdict bp tfndrraecretaiy of State weuld have to he hu« as lard tog .n ulfitkn ..AU studenU an turned. Mr. Truman recommended ton Levett Dae. » Mgrees on hi* own measure. • Ilivifrrt |n uttend and participate' that congress set up without de¬ metfleet msm S. E. Crowe, dean of students 1 At ■w* that tuna coafaieint Lovett that told a future Tricky Footwork Tha todlvidual Knutson taxes bill would cirt by M.« ■ tollion+^* ,">,r . . . Thomirson committed at Michigan Slate, has said Sax- nil lie asked to vacate his lay a system of universal military training, declaring it "vital to the meaicon musts would depend As S' Students ~un—• mskinx up the slash else- , ™'y ...ended unit at the student housing proj- security of this nation and to the leadership." h maiuoa ae tha dtoa Ae- ghtce than the navy has dis- Trade Housing T[)| the A llrst meeting held fall poiluimmiWy slructuie The action was taken on the ^ An^iTaT^'^poii tort that the President of- j mjiitut ol Jack de Kiui*. the United Nations and to all M tee Jew* hiBad dt toBa pollbia pmeWd lank-supported Marine* rarr>init «»ut il»« meetings m leesd hie own lug plan was view- Grand Baitidx. rhn.rman of the I nam injured waa ek pee lot rt(rlltw, s program and pub- cooperative eflort, towant peace, _ la aatral forces now in the Medi- Movma day lloaid nl lli'itcnts id Spartan Vit- the PreeMlrnt declared, ne vert ha¬ ad an eapitol hill aa a sign that ■ I gunfire, flap ad M ,u ,,y naml,ius will be apianaiteri by many upon returning to c layr. th* humink |.n.)«ct, who le,,. Ih.it. "mi torn aa there re¬ dm a has a veto awaiting | toni(h, followed by an open put this term. bill if It appears at (l|relM,wi to itectde imln.es and rharxed that Saxton had main, Kerinui nppnaition to the HannahToHit _ The Wells haU the 211 I wi completed aeciien af Six^S9Debaters the White House Cavernitis nl liscal experts rs- thantod that about M per cmt of programs for furthering the t , nutles kmI. "haired" ihr .-atony. Saxton mid hr would appeal mu,t ihr nuitrr ordrr. lie still lorn Ideal, of u peaceful world, we 'matntnin -irons armed i 'p Washington Yskely hall dormitory, while Ml men formerly housed to QueaaM Villate and laydae-PMHpa aad Leave Today the nttaf the President prnpoeeri weuld go lo persons with incomes nodes MJM. Knutson said that Group To Tap rhark** of Ryint an unrcx.atrred ■ae, ton la (tool planr ui Kent county. Three time, uwrr a, though in to Wallace', rereut attack stiff Twice In Week Mason-Abbot halls msvad tola For Regionak 77 par Ceng af the relief under his; an Democratic and Repubtwan TWO trip* t* Washington in tho tho Welts quarter*. Of tho lotur. m wara former uonset Viliaat isaldaale ■ OIlM ana's is* with in-. New Initiates Osgood Named poiiciea alike — Mr. Truman amd with emphaiu that Ma praoram warn of arvon days are on the a af President John Han. Because ef the lash ef proper 'i: At First Ball To Top Spot earl, to paace — not-war." Turning to aortal loalslalioa. ha facilities. Yehely haU srrtipeota aakcct that th* national minimum n week, who. on Monda] spiral lag I The Mae Key honorary -orwt] On adwich an address to the cs club hotwoon will have their maala to the ether tabs past hi IBs (ret wtotoe dht aotohar upward will present their annual Sweat- Physic* Mag waa* tw imroaaed from to to 71 health inaurme* xyatem be ae- ■ to the nation's taand af roplanal dahadaa. Ouae Dr: Thomu N. Omood. hood oi heart Ball ...morrow night in tha tho departmrnt of physic* at tabiitoed, alax with Irrifiato ■as-arar. _ aM.'aa af Jaa.1. 1MB A stogie j Unlet. baUroom from • to II MBC. haa barn named editor aI a** paoamo aad other mottl >*"» waatd haea a **a.ttd. a|p.nl. I. „ the first donee to ha the American Journal n» Fhysm, mcurity mooouree and a laaa- Mntod saapla KB a esupts wtth ^ official organ ol tho AMoriolion ranao. autaiimwiit • -uppartad houaing program. SMtoS,"..*'^Wl,h •Sfiu-formal affair wilt be of Phyak* Teacher. MghUahud by tha pnaaatatian Tho modauoe. devoted to .li¬ And ha aaid "th* Urn* ha* ream far Alaaba and Hawau to ha ad-. boa MU tan In gmm 2T csfSto^^ty ths fottowaf ■ did not my bow ef swaethaart Betty McLacblaa lt run tonal and cultural aapocta aad JUW tappsag of M aaw mem- phyakal wMnco. haa nino mittod to th* uauon a* atalaa." bars tir ST~ fiprr^ —KM :«'iV , vrv EN HHSiS^E ■*ti V' H*ai - • n ' ■ T1**" too saw. r Led By Three All-Americans Change On NCAAVetot Greil Cage Teams' For Gopher Swimmers Pogor Sell Monday Deadline Extra Point Rv bmx imu Pride 01 Kentucky For Intrannira] Cage Entries NEW YORK, (to—Cottage hot- After a rime defeat at the hawk of Mar— |R flM Bowl. sent hia Agar— —an •rMIMMN Open With ai two minor changes for Sugar Coach Geone Makrig ISM. through intensified drills last night in preparation far tto ground LmIrh—. K—y. the •ports fans have Track eeaaton ashed tar an winter campaign opener against Minnesota, Jan. SR. a U bra It print about Mm atata'a famed blue-blooded ind now rave abect Coaeh Adolph Rupp and a Purdue too —Mm Mfh kifbuR oMrtta to Men day. Jan. League play will pet underway t Wednesday night, Jan. It. at NCAA mart on an Olympic bails haaataH mantaas bid for Itown south, the Spartans* were treated to the best of ' II. M I pun. «:*. with the dormitory taomo f Athlctii southern hospitality and re¬ champion. Kenny Mi Wo A to too a L of dead-ejred Kentucky baaM e up the Unl- Another AD toaa murtm Htool to mode scheduled for Uw opening nl#lt. National 17S—lb. class. ■i: L # 0f on oHMdl IM Motor Monks, Bound-robin play will be In op¬ turned the honor by provid¬ Beafd swimming Mm wffl tint test ef He which are available to too tabby eration for Uw regular aoaam, ing. with Maryland, a contest State's other win mm, wftaa with on oll-eoUege playoff among The group turned down such which the Bowl committee rated ■ nifht the cute against the » the league winners. mpanata as tto dliminatton of < among Uw bast In its history. letl outpointed 230-pound lament ky will mm* Ma Eligibility ratal for inlromural the patat after touchdown, a boh The stew boson rallied in the Whipp in the hssunUMd dfvto- uSeTto arbeduM to" V 'mi.1** sports as published in the MSC lion of the free substitution rale heavier divictone to bring Mary¬ . Chech Charles MM— Physical Education handbook tar and Uw making of a T-fnrmation land's margin of etrtory. outfit Is the moot faieato, 1*47-4#. will be in aftact. qusrterttack eligible for Uw closest tat tear years of Sugai half-point whan the matak bo- epor, but the Indians team. All teams will bo noUlled of wlwn ho does not stand a yard tssren Jack Ttarnty and Mary greatly rtreng.hened sham last ttwir schedules, and il will not behind the line of scrimmage. land's Roland Hyde wm caRad year, will present a Strang, well- blanks. No oppUcotlaaa wlU to be necessary for managers or Ralph Young, athletic director, draw. halancad squad cape Me of turn¬ token ky telephone. players to contact Uw Intramural and a party of Ave. including tammg his undotaotad collegisti Coach Makris. pleaawt wHh his ing In an upaet. Breaetstroker Keith Carter, who Power hea plane tar fraternity. department. Lyman Friiaodia. amistanl direc¬ record sa ho stopped the Terra, squad's showing spatort too last year easily defeated Mete's tor; Biggie Munn. football coaeh: pins' Denny Smith in 40 seconds Dave Seibold at 100 yards, re¬ end Spartan YMCA toaguae, and The over-aU army malaria rata John Kobe, baaehsll coach: Karl of the ascend round. If aMfkient Ptchlademan. dratoj during World War II woo IS per Rrhlademan. coach; and /track.coa< Ortdtran estra points cently claimed the world's record —* tor the 100 yard event with a time Uw trailer camp, en-op houaoe thousand per year. Among over-1 slum v—w Nick Kerkawy, —. p^pKy- Oeorge Smith, made a ef :5M. He is the first man ever and Spartan etty. eeparato loop aeas troops, Uw rate was M peelers up Una Mtehigi tat debut go a collegiate eh«n|M btfort Um MM to break one minute for that distance. wtU bo formed for Uwae units* thousand pas year. I at Uw cmitatwas. with an apart decision over HI if Seibold. national champion in IMS, should give Carter the com¬ petition to make the hmctatrako p kH turned cut tapaeMh event the feature race of the moot ml play*" »«h *• 1 Returned from service last year, . that Henry M Dava had not reached hia top automobiles. Duetag form in the Purdue meet and pa Eentucky, the unluenMr finished 1.2 seconds behind Car¬ UN rum selected ea ter. gderence teem, en av Stale Won b IMt liunr than two a year, Michigan Stole trimmed the I gB-Amerirans. Boilermakers, M-M. last year, ■ Wildcats last year warn mainly on team balance. In sddl- j lumber one in the aatiOT lion to Carter. Major Willis, div¬ I Kentucky squad played to er. and a crock 300 yard medley aa a task In itself, wea M | |M only three tor e JU I aver a uc. saaasta. tot »eer. toaad hk tar m petats relay squad took first place points fur Purdue. *ln the freestyle events, Purdue - TIMES YEARLY - ifl I sinter, ae el coach Dick Paprnguth will have ha rtar-itudded r Dick llennigan, a veteran per¬ Clean House football during il.c fall. A former who has turned in very l httermen are retuniina KosrrcHEKs forwmd and a center, the si\ fast limes, and newcomer Harry a the IM4-47 squad and Ihsee foot, four inch "Wah Wah" ha. Ipcvtaus aeaaona. Amonc tltoee been placed un tie All-South- Ahlqulat. The Boilermaker >00 yard re¬ I mam there are tour Ail- eastern iquad the last two aea¬ lay team finished second to tto inctudlni eae who ALL SEASONAL MERCHANDISE IS , it twice, and three aona. Le|t season he scored 217 University of Michigan in Uw pr.nu. NCAA Championships last spring, I who have i orsired AH- ! ratine. A'ter tackl.i.i' the high-tlyn.c and on the twain of comparative SOLD AT PRICES THAT ALL PROS¬ University of Kentucky •,vin times, will lie favored to tap the toturrtay nig it tie Spartans g. Span,ins for the second straight PECTIVE BUYERS CAN AFFORD Itnrk Masagen into action again the following year. tuoday whin Marquette Jour* Conch MiCatfree will counter rays to Boat l..l.sing. with Jimmy Duke in the sprints, . A week' from Saturday night and Oeorge Hungerhyde In. the State travels I- Cleveland, Ghi. 2211 and 440 yard freestyle events. to meet hul.itet. the Western Itea-io Iloogrrhyde Is the NCAA IM0 The rest ot Michigan S'ati' biu'cctball schedule fur the Itil'i- meter ch'implon, ami turned in a terrific 2:10 g time tn the nation¬ al meet tn finish second to Ohio Stole's world record holder Bill Sport Shop ll 1 !}|| M searnn: Tuesday, Jan tt, Detroit at Dc Smith in the tti. H i Warns Wants BeeeogO sweaters JACKETS ■ trait. Ray Williams, McCaffree's tap Saturday, Jan 21, Dcl'uul at diver, finished second to Major Chicago. Willis at Purdue last year, but h Beard. Ales Oroaa, Jack Mtnocy, Jan. 2f, Detrut has shown great improvement in Values to $7.50 to $11.50 Values to $25.00 Values to $15.00 d "Wah •MM" practice. > introducflaa to Dun Kortefi. backstrokrr who :i! i lulluwers. an Saturday. J,in. Si, MiihiwiU finished the letf season with im¬ auraaaire guard u\ tlinneaiiuli a Uandi only dsn Mel, tea Tutrday, Fib. J Waul at been proving limes in every meet, has Standout performer in »3* »6« «14»> *18" L h-. been NWM «ga Cost Lansing. | Mrg'affree expects pract— . i lor the hat toe year*, a 1— he M^Wu" ^llVV^vrrarTLkr^..'" wa AU-A at Ptoiurd'sy M.lwsukec,. Fib. if. Marquette L^r^ir^y^nSTto |«, the team in action until Feb- Sport Coats • lasday, Full. 17, Notte Dane rUury 14. when Indiana university at List Leung. comes to Eart Lansing. Vali— to $21.50 • Valuca to $27.50 Values to $3W» Saturday, Feb. 21, Ohio Si te llecauw of the limited rapacity ■»— | I nt JeniMin pool, students are urg- *23" •I —-r 74. Not,, D-m. «■ Jo ™me emt, tor to. -rat. and this year will »12" '17* Saturday. FcL. 24, Wayne st be restricted to sludoMs only, who m htueljh tip scarce M, sato — an Es t Lansing. I w ill be asked to chock their coals Saturday. Mar. 4 Michigan -,t I so lhat ell available hit the youngar heather at *~ta Toe Onto, toe dm- Aon Arbor. I used. —Main Floor- tuxedos AND tails h the army. AH New MM—ht tone Mac « *1 service J not Too Maay fur January he WMCN OUT FOR WMER area HO- a honors in IMhMB aud relecUerw th.ee $3U0 Quality $45.00 QuaHty $55.00 Quality »28" '33" *38" Our qndky teniae tweed topcoats tweed suits memrn tnmUepn Yah—toOSMO Yah—to $0000 w—Hug the year mm *2tf* wool hose r t Yrtmata— |a|V|v, 38* TiEStem . H. Sleighing, Dance !'s Footsteps' Film St* Fat Friday VFoRtw life Of Jesus The Student foundation Is sponsoring a eleigh ride aad bam dance Friday nKM dipt. . "The U.rH'* Footstcpa." a rotoml movie depicting the Reservatione mud to made be¬ fore 5 p.m. tanicM by eeMat places Jesus lived and worked Z.MO years aim, will be S-47M. The ride will be stay or preaented by Don I'atlin. lecturer and veteran motion pic¬ drag. ture expert, to a lecture-concert series audience at — "the auditorium Satarday. nt Corporations * " The Sim was made in the Holy Ijind last summer and rtuused three month* of Inten¬ Called To Fix RevenueLoss Continued Fnwn Pa*f I t—Industry should invest at laeat HO billion in the nest tew years to help increase our pre¬ sent record production by one- third. Firm intion slmuld he tak¬ en againo "the cwomtratian nf eeauemlc power ami other ele¬ ments of monopolv." ft* 9 rdMft »—"Many thousands of disptar- > ed persons. stIR living hi ramps, overseas should he allowed entry I End - of - thn - Saaaan tlinwy of whM| Into the United Metes." fntiit-T... far dim, mm bmt or ipoti •—By tariff reduction and other methods. Inrludtng old to Greece Al darbcaly lodoeod far hhmi*iIi dtarancal aad Turkey "In preserviaa their hits grit y against foreign pres¬ LleMnr^ lilt a University sures." we must work Inward all modern ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN of freedom and port he and the ouaelHr of all nethma." 7—"A spretal program of as¬ the audience were In eliminated so (hat Khn-fertuee "transports the the Holy Land of PHONE MJ! Tarn 4 MandMh flneUnff MESSES "IIMSES" sistance to China. In provide ur- l.m years ago—and shows it to amt rettrf needs end lo speed re¬ yeu as He saw it." construction. will be submitted to IocImiHiI - amang the many the srenrs are BrtMrhem. the Wit- thinsaa. the Jordan river. Cans MailMfep Imm Gem. Ptrnelu Inwnrewt Sea nl Colder. Cagenwum. Ml. of the noataluUek. Jertrho. Ml. of 'H We've got ber >91 WASHINGTON. Jan. 7 - Maj. Gen. flennett E Meyers Olives ami Mentha —J Kwfarikt pleaded Innocent today to chorees ROSE MURPHY Mi that he perjured himself before Singing and Swinging Orig. 19.96 Orig. 22.9f «o 2SjOO Originally 3.95 Now (I (In the Jake-hex Originally 4.95 Now $3 tt iMtal ftMMCY 14 17 Originally 5.95 *. Now $♦ »S Orig. 29.95 to 25U» Orig. 29.91 to 49.9$ Originally 7.95 Now FAMOITK AH Originally 10.95 Now .7.... » f hmm Originally 12.95 Now r »i Orif. 14.91to 12.95 it (UTS Orig.. 10.95 lo 12.95 Ong. 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