; jylS 3s michioam (TAm i STUDBNT PUBLICATION EA9T LAMtHO, 1 (AY, JANUARY U, MM N& 1* Controls; costs notwithstanding ruman Seeks Price ly Study Shorn Pay l focrats Propose Tax Cut ihel than etudeide tM In ml aetata Arm* will pot Mo hlghete pay upon production. Hardy aaM Induatrlal trade Opposition To GOP Bill II management dvaa the aacaud aMand nant in kapaotoapa I 'kg whoa in eaRapa R [n i 'Capitol HiD ill Attar tan yaara of amplaymant In papal at n" thoaa poaltloni racaivinp tap pay I aimed lately after graduation are not in the running for the hlgh- eat paying poeitiona. Retail mar¬ li keting rank! Arat m aalary received after ten yean employ¬ ment. market reaearch second, Is Unrest and telling third. ^rjKi paid la npplayaaa upon ofularlee fradua- The largeat gain made by way of the poaitiona up the pay Kale ttan (ram collapa avarapca MM during a ten year period la ac¬ Slump '""tf par manth. Attar worklnp taw counting. which moved from the WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 m yaara tho praduato can aa eixtaenth to aiath in aalary Truman told the Otaaate MM par month and SWu-d A«a . jontrollod Cong- PT«-P«Wd "WW par manth altar in yaara. Attar Employers. in catimating what today that it muat flea Mr pay la MAP per month, they conaidered moat valuable in price control* rctfcninc Mi ■eat Phiale Tape an employee, rated pleaaing per- A tether breakdown on theaa tonality and appearance at the Ft pncctlonnciro, indicates hiring an employ**. Term Play Roles Cast "" * """"For Broadway -Smash Hit el the whale at t By DCANE HONAOWETC 'if Winism Slout, VermoBtville junior, and Gloria Patton, taw sophomore will play the leading role, in the win- ik a pamibility that a I play "All My Son.", director Stuart Chenoweth ■ ws el righto" mag ^ win"plajMthe part of Chri. Keller, returned air tM will Am Drvaer. _ptaln and Mian Pat* portray hi* fiance. him. A dramatic family olory fot- Caat to the role of Joe Kel- wa. Playwrite Arthur Mollar to slaa |'| totttr, WIS he Richard rin- n. Lamina arnlor while hit author of a rtaina haal-aallar. •Tocua". a novel of the po May Halt Attorney Km , 1 a Kate will be played by Bar- Pel Near DrtraM n % ram - w i? Outlines New and n "serious" slump. I'll ■ ban Walk Tuckahoe. N. Y . jun¬ ior. Robert Herrcll. Midland rni- tar will play the role of r.enrge The actlinp for "All My a small midwetfem town not Ociaa, Sparta* Spirit thai noon. At tha coming Univtraity of Red Tnreat In Europe Building Need It raportod Ma nation ol a "high rvol of prosperity" It fomrart far from Delroii. Tha aaana la the Detroit same, pceUmlnartae are another year of aplendld aeb- brother op Ann. . backyard of the Keller home. p'mined between S la It WASHINGTON. Jan. M (IF) — European pocialiaU era Tha urgent need tor ovoment." Rut it raportod that Don Buell mya the play la < Lubey, neighbor ol the of the beat modem' dramaa to will be portrayed by be given here since "Tha Liltla aide. Soma at tha attar "among the atrangeat bulwark, in Earopa agalnat eomn lain," tka SUta department told Congreee .today. and bettor library wm bp Jackoon Towns, hood librer- this seeming well-being reell "aa .1 wove of inflation which her •«- al¬ t ."|$J 1 ; , ready caused serious hardship and Healer White. Grand Blanc acn- Foaca." It tapisinad that tkio la eo becauoo aoclallata believe In - - - - Uio fact resents prove concern for Me fu- PT. Joyce Biber. Battle Creek It will be prevented In Pair- j^ji — Mat Uio gramnt library to able to t poMioai paoee- toateanan ia cart in the role of child theater Feb. M through > toe*" Opssm dome ouch ao tbodt of opaach aoot only o half of Mo otudenU Senator Taft fR-Ohio). a can¬ Lubey-a wife Lydia. didate for tho Republican prate- and Individual ITho council oppampod Shi to in l dip! I tM Oaatga Noma to. Gary. Ind.. an- Feb. IP. Casta for the ChUdmn'i thea¬ Tribes Attack and raUgioo, Tho lonseot political analysis Tho capacity of tho at dantlal nomination, had "no cam- far wiU play Uie pert of Dr. Jim ter was denoted to Franco of which about IMAM books, la also ■jap mpert etthemeet- — - production "Mr. Doaiay. Jr.' ui| W|fa gym will be siderably below tho number re¬ rport for the pieeent. He la chair- Refugee Train ™ It wm uid that • a I and inr Studio ana the atuaio theater pwy "Bolt- inrawi play non* The view waa art forth la a M„, quired for tho else of the college. nan of the joint Senate-Houee . by M«rjortc Harrod. H ,rf ^ nttdy for ^ amatory of Mo turopooa poUtl- ■ommittce on tha economic re¬ ™ lease Mid Chenoweth, but should Town# mid. NEW DKLHI. Jon. IP. «* — col attuotlon proooaPod The A ret aortoua pinch of tha port. which muat alft tha prate- be announced eoon. R.-dPdMgM> link ihll a < Pathon Mboomon cntial proposal, and make ra- ■AR My *•«" won tho New bp Truman insuperably difficult.' undcrriaad library will be loll train carrying MM non Mortem immrndations to Congress. St UaNad RMM Ml Drmea Critic, award lor mfugom In Urn Woot Fnojob "Convcratif" the report cold. by mora then 1,400 Written end The president reportedly told A France economically sound Spoken English students who OR Ma boat s>ay of 1*1. It ran on MaaPnay far a year and wa> re- Nine Michigan oroo of Paklataa jaolirdoy and than ore only TM known Mr- end in full production would ma- will bo using Mo feciltUoe of tho cmocratic congressmen am that ho wante partial no- Tbooo onalyooo Mowed Mot Mo hito dilute a bulwark again* Com¬ library Mis term. "" IMMSM JSt1" •*" Legislators OK sm State dapartmml oonrtdoeo that "Fraaoa to the bop to domootooy" munist domination of Weetorn No definite piano have boon mode tor Uio construction of oration of tho wortima saeam refits tea to make up tar Mi rope and Mot It Europe." - - xopoceri U.too.om one cut in to- new library. A now building BTb. . Vet Pay Raise Tho Cop wIM hoeing "inflicted a mhoton would probably occupy Mo cpaco between tho Irtesont airucturs Ma air eaapa In the South Fad- i of the rafugma betas « "a CeouaunW Ual setback on French recovery" tap,del te We Hate Newel flt la ftad that bia father had ism making defective aircraft WASHINGTON - Nine ef d to haoa dad hrta were hteag am** hp Motdrt »fi- ■hip" H peealkle sniiwid klbbtaf by the meant otrlkao. An Indloo- tlaa that the Bute department I Me It would ■U0.0S Players To Air par* during the war. Michigan's seventeen congress¬ men laid Robert Ooy. MSCa rep¬ ed aa II to Thurber Plsty resentative with "Operatieu Eub- Of Mo tm baaom — rloow. Feortto. porta hp mi Him to bo | autance" yesterday that they waee m favor ef giving veteran teu- aB am by Dr. Ralph Mhwtott. dtot On af libraries at too Stoto Unioar- rtty af loom at ■ dtortor or " II Dr. EUowcrth to en luMnRg Ne*h Flint). Woodndf (R-Rnp CRp) en Mhcopp buRStogb pod wp Tcday*. Maw wpfi bo hi adort- and Sail (B-DalroN) toM illurtrmi bit mm WM the stoat tottaa ofJpttltterthWk i Housing OOy May tram In faear of ralrtag far the now Htomp baRdtos at law." M to Ma deal af Mna ptopa 80,000 the altawoacoo up to goooaal gay Papal Oak) and Msstd (K-Mna- Attorney Teaches New ^gtfnMM HUM ad oksduteo mabo up gio Idea Rar • Course i dipt11 aad rti acted hp RtoOtt beam) teemed Ma rotoo toil May MtaSpa Stoto atottflto ant * — haoa m'im I iirglMM. j la tho ananal Mrtbl- a oolleae Farmer.' Watt, ■ Ml bad Cmadoed (r- sasteaw) mM dap wosa la toe* ESSE? > ofVoobrtoteBoo nte -o bP r andkarJ lAMHALFAOi Better Business Needed Aside from thc-Hmdercurrcnt of rripinK term a ready market of millions of student dollars arrives in Eaat Laasiag. The fM MHWUM a suit Which ha* perennially been with uh, student* have got along fairly well with moat East that the market is here to be tapped has am- Lumlng business establishment*. Student* fohunately been interpreted by sense am* preaeod. Whaa I MSB hmh. I and merchant* have both changed with the chants to mean that the market la hmu to times, however. the aituatiaa haa arrived at the paint be exploited. The fact that those thoaaaa~ of students arrive as strangers and lausu KUUffiSg have Ooae U. I shha Bug did. strangers make it easy far a miwhaud That's the ead ef my poena. wbetv am paaMtve atadeat action la feel no personal qualms about puttie V eaM far. If Rant Umrtag'* mcrrhaat* wll aet hand together to pehee IN fa- lar* above ethics. * • jxrjrriszz tahhahmeala which are eagagiag la The ahsphiepira, real am all ma. rat eJt~SSS. Beat yah Utah ahady practice*, the atadeat hady ataat da H. (See Letters la the Editor.) The only logical place where such an or¬ ganization can be put Into operation I* the atadeat government. There la a definite need ait ansa afeampMut.lt Is tfcathaot* riwrairss * " fbr a Batter Buahteae bureau, a clearing dent body dH ssmitbbm M ~ at house for complaint* by atudenta against lo¬ at beta. cal merchants. The bureau will have to trans- # The next meeting of the Student late legitimate complaint* into positive ac-.' should lie the scene of a considerable Men. Naturally, there will he n large num- sion as to how a better business bun Geograpkers I-.-her of petty complaints, on which no action be organised and spent tad, sad haw l will be necessary or justified. The person* complaints can be disposed of. Students whe OiganbeOob , I en the buraau, therefore, must have unus- have had. and are yurreutly having, ts aal capabilities. with heal more hands aright da wsB tu ea «empuo"5 the" MUC Oeeg- Big (Mm ham Fmeign rapher'e dub. Be pel peel ' j There ia no room on such a gruap for per- the nest meeting af the easnmflL On "lasagiiHo Uw need for ad* I son* who will aot realise that the fault deea then ia a goad numhor af itslisli I ' not necessarily fall with the merchant, or sueh eouiphdals, if sue amB eau ha ■ i that when it does, the merchant should be a evHariau.J told about it in no uneettain terns. The psaMtm Is clear. Let's get asm . operellen ef Dr. Fled w. Water, Business Is good. Prices are high. Each dsns about H. Geography Hums am. Um > -e *N|IIMWUmpem Llll.le, ThefI— To Hold aeeapSd ta ewwB Ssml* *** TUT*. Michigan State News Dairy ■QUITS HEfOBTS Sedh FImI AwUtioaa and Urn Bab hm been as an orwadaUea. The Bab hm bean bivUad M ?r" ** ."T? *T* .. ■ Interpreting *. - ■ Adds Twq Men - - - - - Lttf.'UIRVXiV! Tml*l Is the Rnai tryout dote Join the Amset.ee beBety B Pm. ? . .Tie. omb The News he luteals Into filled in chmus 1 place on IM B ad mots am Uw sprint Mem mmtral 1 A MM pBI dMaq BdStteW «l production "What Cms Up." An estimated SS.SSSjSM ea ' Dimitrov Shows Ktekmnk Will Tmlk IBs BMnyslsm. eompas tl saved by Me Navy daBna Uw • plan society. Is hold Ins the at Russian Deputies INFORMATION To Dairy Stmdenta time M the Little Theater B the •ami year 10S7 m a raealt of Re Hams ps employee beneficial suggestion (USSNKB ADS R«1 'Democracy' I ims sosus. war *w s ■— 7-10 pm. program. ■r t. m. aouasT*. n. Beam las. Olds haH at 7 p.m. MtttflgB »t-rwr IAP WeaMa ASSn Aaalrmi t ma amhrnm sag asamsi m »- ELECTROLYSIS Copy Bag, 4 pm In the Bflre Immsril * Ihmitrov. Communist Aunoisumi rum ^ JhmgjjL m Mmilng M Sm JSifcc of Bulxwa. was for eieM g PIT.. Room III. A(. hall years president of Uie old Mos¬ uairv rua cow Comintorii. Ho it one of the JO* Hairy. 7:M p.m. hMSlly Indoctrinated pro-ransul.. TBP.TA ALPHA PBI sent nut by Hussi* In nile her Plcdsc mrctini:. 7 pin. at BA. SMI I .. newly-captured empire in Ee*t< WKAR. Mia dswUns Is Moernw is rot- t JStt? I hall. <#S3£ dflSoBeS? Ma Stair nRlgl. sad phaoHed by the cere with which AMBBSrAN UUMOSf Be la he has hern sroomrd to cerry the 7:M P.m. 4M Home Re. tar's from Mac In IPS*. -SHEf AID'S- haiamrr and sickle beyond Rus¬ NKWMAN CLUB sia's borders despite the foci that. Choir rehearsal .1 7 p m. |n In his early days, he was some¬ Newman hell. thing of a bunelcr. MEN'S COUNCIL 7:10 p.m. Ureiniuiilu*i room. PRMNVEITOtY CLEARANCE SSSm bSSB.'^sT JSfcT^n" ' WmW': FOR YOU IMTUMnl I jgSTI itsssr.1 &ssraLX*-Jj g--=r^ Lull i 'itV KW 9mm mm »timti»» Soefef ;VV SMp /n Diatrea* SPIRIT OF SPARTAN HEROES Living Memorial Honors War Deat foyer of third army, was killed In art km in action in Germany Now. FT, land hall win ha placed the pic¬ in Frame on Aug. U. IBM. A Arthur Kenneth Ungtren, a first IBM. tures of the eleven men. Pontine student, he wee gradu¬ lieutenant in the infantry, was ated In Liberal Arts In IBM. killed in action in Belgium on with the dam « th.j ordinary group of letter i Baa Kan* are now being con-id* William Thomas Relferty was Jon. 10. IMS. He was graduated graduated in Engineering. He was killed ta a story and a tribute. ercd by the college to place a ' nr"' lieutenant in the f#th in- in IBS! in Business Administra¬ a B-Jg crash at MeAlester. Okie- The address is one of the many plaque above the mail box in '»"«T division of Ihe Ihird army, tion, ond from Unsing. csch of the other buildings. "» *»«. killed in anion in Oer- Joseph Louts Bale III. of De¬ home. Aug. IB. 1MB. Edwin B. Crowe, son of DIM II permanent brick The apartnr.nt* were originally mi,n* "" N,IV- 2'. 'SM. Enrolled troit. was a private in the Army and Mrs. b. E. Crowe, of East unita looted at the designed for married students. »• r.ecstry in IB3*-SB. he was and was a Physical Education Un-ing was graduated in Hntd Shaw Irne and Hare* but building costs forced the rent flom Premnnt. Ohio, major with the class of IBM. He Administration with the clam of £7* ***** mm aw af mi war* the outposts of the out cf the reach of moat student-. Infantry Idea tea ant was IMS. killed in France Jan. 50, IBM. A major io the Army Air Michigan State college. Thar art The buildings arc now mainly Hubert Lionel French, a first Forres, he was lost in action off few,'. "HWr Tau" Bourn not merely occupied by the faculty. lieutenant in the armorer} in¬ EV£ ptajrlnflart ara however. The student heroes who fantry, watr killed in action in Royce A. Drake, was a colonel Japan on June 2B, 1MB. | (vaiUaa *• •T*"1, ""T not. in the Army, and was graduated I UlaJ ■dfuvitcfi g* * « reunm ■ 1 They am ha ..... enrolled in Applied Science with the r'ass of IH7 in Veterin¬ B former State students who wire Ihe artillery of Ihe Army who j during IM0-1J. entering from ary Medicine. He was killed in Cain G.I. Smhw killed in the last world was killed in action in France on i Dearborn. action ot Leyte island In the LANSING. Jen. 14 14b — A Each of the buildings was named Aug. 27. IBM. He was graduated j Robert Parker, a first lleulen- Philippines on Oct. tl. ISM He shortage of trained personnel hat alter a highly decorated student in Hotel Administration in HMI.Iant in Ihe Army Air Forces, was enrolled from Ypeilenti. halved the raparity qf the Vet¬ The central building of the and entered from East Unship. ; lost over New fluinea on Nov. 15. Hubert T. Bnumen, of Unsing. erans' Rehabilitation Center at croup fares Harrison read, and HHh Third Army I I Mil. A Unsing student, he was was enrolled with Ihe class of Ann Arbor, E. J. Hanna. Director KM* - a < Uierfa abort the main doorway John Allshnuse Peiton. u Hen- . enrolled In Husiness Adminlstra- IBM in Liberal Arts. A first lieu¬ of the Mete Office of Veterans' beors the name id Arthur Mm tenant colonel in headquarters,; lion during IMB-41. tenant in Ihe Army, he wee killed Affairs mid today. ___. T*t« a Covrr offers aaa at the Baal* tinam aaiaal Mar. SShnw. who don Ma baat on "CaaW.fWr" The Waterfront." polar M« OU you would Expect to Pay AL rinSef! „„ _ril nmM a Much More for these coats PURCHASE L attompu a "TV* Baa a -Mar On l»" »W aue- *o ore feohtnc fer- i M aanr «ara an* aldaa NEWS IN BRIEF tooeymoooe'r'* Bmclt Jem* Bomb Arnh* Puritan collar LONDON. Jan. 14. (Ab-Prin- JERUSALEM, Jon. 14. 1*1 — las Elizabeth and Prince Philip Jewish bomb pquuds attacked returned lo Buckingham palace two Arab communities in the out¬ COATS today to begin the routine of any skirts of Jerusalem attain tonight UtaMWMUia- young Married couple living with in a desperate effort to blast open their in-laws. comparison shoppers BhM aoaa atpta. Mm a way to Hebrew university and lladassah hospital, isolated on Mount Scopus. chin collar report: "No bettor values anywhere, any¬ top manar-makar. Offieer* EleeteH Monraa, kaa a htrt- Eight thundering explosions COATS where, anywhere.1 Every coot truly o sense p an it. Hon*. "Bellerini." PARIS. Jan. 14. 14b — Non- followed by fire from heavy auto¬ a ii areompanM kr aama Communist deputies circled their matic weapons shook the area of tion. Nobody but nobody but SEARS hes I |irl ainaaia knoari own list of national assembly Sheikh .larrah and Nashashibi n Makls. officers tonight in a move to fo and |Nil ire said it was the heaviest them at this entering, astounding, astound¬ > which are aoailablo Stall Ihe invisibility of the Co munisls" gaiiuog control of of three assaults in the past 21 hours. hooded a Bonny Goodman pa ing $11.00 price. | -Jsisrr Bounco," contrast* pant jimmy Du, soy's theme provisional French government during national elections. COATS *| Thiolt* He'* Street I md Harry Jsmm' excellent Smme MeJirml Chief WASHINGTON. Jon. 14. (4b — Three-year-old Terry Tulloa, legs ! October, normely peek coot • buying washington. Jan. 14. I/P) - in braces, walked into President r. Paul Magnuson today was Truman's office today, threw his fitted month, was hottest on record- Whtii you re appointed medical chief of the arms around Mr. Truman's neck rterans' Administration. and said, "Mr. President, .you're COATS hot Veterans Administrator Carl sweet." at plum pudding, you don't buy coats. r. Gray named Magnuson to cecd Dr. Paul R. Ilawlcy, who Terry, a curly-haired, brown* Those manufacturers had thousands of coots, eyed youngster from Laurel. iiMonL one el aar I resigned Jan. I. Miss., is this year's March of reefer offered us fantastic reductions if we'd toko i m 111 dr-frestafe a* Magnuson. a native of St. Paul, i Dimes "|h»ster hoy." His While Minn., and a former Chicago our- r if not toe praam mand has been second in com¬ of veterans medical House visit was part of the an¬ nual fund-raising campaign for COATS every piece. services, under Hawley. He was profeqpor of surgery at North- victims of infantile paralysis. m wastern University medical achool before joining the VA in New Language wrap Vou pocket the savings. Plaids, solid col¬ Jan.. IMS. ors. Sisos 9 to IS. 10 to IS. Ymgotloe GoU HeM Aide To Boost r a. Gentleman la A Oapa,' I Ban Things la LUa Ala 1 "Fro Haaar L Washington. Jan. u, (4b — Secretary of State Marshall Future Study served notice in effect today that Through the use of improved great (No mail, no phone orders, please.) the United States will keep pus- techniques in visual aids.. the on of Yugoslavia's gold re- tm until Marshall study ot classical languages may Tito's be cnbvened. Dr. William M. COATS Communist regime settles a long Seaman, professor in the depart¬ f" list of American claims. ment cf foreign languages said yesterday. box, Theater Group* by . Professor Seaman is a a fix-man the Archaeological member committee sponsored Institute COATS » ii Need Stage Crew of America for the advancement uf picture aids used in the study Cotll Nkhle of Ihe Drama de¬ of Latin, Greek, ancient history, and archaeology. : dab To Ski partment asks those interested in construction work to report The committee, composed Monday. Wednesday, or Friday n.emiwrs from Princeton. Har¬ from 1 to I and Tuesday and vard, Miami. New York, end Thiiildar I * s in Room 47 Vale universities, plans to fur¬ Sbbbj t to IS CoUoto auditorium, this week or ther the use of colorod slides in classrooms. Si■■•: 10 to .11 wmmt Opportunities for work on sr\ Dr. Seaman toured Italy exten- k du awo*. Bm BM w* Mlpjnol production in1 •lively three-art production Mail three-set mely last summer and collected ^dMtaa * Children's theater. pen colored alidm o4 hMartral Plaids. Solid Colors litre. These wore shown at the ■M* theater and the Ml martini of the Arehorelo«*ul Institute held at To*. Dr. Seaman la the author of an article. whtch__eppoored * tho Values to *2995 report to Coed Jan. IB47 -sue of The Cloastwl ■HUB or Homer Porta in the Journal dUcusrtns tho use of haneath the auditorium pliotographlcal aids in class in¬ structs. MiMmlW Womens' — Affairs Qf Page I ) Edited B Carolyn Diekenon - -- man had Mom *0 Writ —■«»(■ as chairman of AWS Women's day, and COED OF THE WEEK - - Alpha TOtas. •She'* the Sweetheart of Slirma Chi." president of her sorority, and a weekend pg . social life with her fiance. Den Lament She in Lolu Goem, Karminrton junior ami cuni of the week. New Year's Eve, "Loie" received her dia¬ mond from the graduate and farmer Sigma sStEr-iTSSm But Loin will noon lie glvinif up her title, •a Sigma ( his will eleet a new sweetheart this term for their annual sweetheart ball. Nu, who is now working In Detroit The couple have made no immediate wedding EHrtLSrE plans. Last year I/iis was the envy of many eo- The coed was vice president of the sopho¬ eds, when Hollywood's Perry Comn serenad¬ more class last year, and formerly waa a ed her with member of Tower Guard and of AW8. the "Sweet¬ A Farmlngtoo junior, Lois has been ma¬ heart of Sig¬ joring in Social Service, and as a preparation ma Chi", over for her field, plans to work during the sum- the radio, titer months in a job in that capacity. after an- call MM or 8-Mtl on TutaOsy. nouneing her Women who planned on getting the Jan. 27 and a Spartan Wife will appointme n t call for thorn. Toyi in goad con¬ jump on their friends during leap year dition wIT be appraeiatad be- with a phone by inviting their favorife man to the «all from the rauac only minor rtpolra can be ■ "Spinster's Spin." scheduled in the I'M ' movie city. Union lioaid social calendar for this made. The nuracry will cat* far chil¬ ■Needless t o term, take note: A meeting of the stu¬ dren of atudenta enrolled far 12 x - her sor¬ credit. and the ganni. say. dent-faculty social committee last term or-more ority sisters rearranged the dates. The annual dance will have a voice in determining -V at the Kappa llelta house I, will be held during Spring term this yesr- the politic, of the nuracry. It la expected to open spring term and AIVs WelL.Ends about 120 children between the proud of Coeds Move In are ages of two and live may bo an. her. I You don't see one without the other these rolled. This year days . . . Marge McKay (Kerndale senior) Spartan Wives will week With Lois is dlvld- ■ ami Barbie Weil (New York junior) with Miaa Esther Anson of the Adult mute to the four other t Education department on policy •All's Walls st Yakoley hall, dorms for «|e. ing her time between studies, extracurricu¬ their huge hair/hows, a new fad on the M8C ... operation and practice. population 218. It was a case of The game will hold for cokes lar activities which include her work on the rampus . . . more of the "new look" of the Aa proof of how aaund the mesa migration when the new and candy, until the recreation Towar Gardens projeet and present positions Gibson girl era. nuscry plana are, the faculty of women's dormitory opened this room gets its Anal cool of point, education at Columbia univer- term. We'll hall, incorporated, and the dispensers are installed. Wayne t*-—«—»■■■■ ■» «— ally haa atudled the protect and la moved across to their When the laundry pile (eta ior; Clare Octane. Detroit a**- Handicraft Class campus Tdffy Pull, Skating Offered Saturday now ualna it aa a model in their graduate couraea in nuraery cation. mar Walla residents riix hasn't i c ret. omorr; Robert Crewe. w" Falls. N. Y.. junloi " Rochester, N. Y , Horner, Short Hills. H. J- l— Highlight Weekend At College House Newmans Plan When the girls movrd in they found their rooms minus a few Most of the Yakeley residents omnrr: Richard Edbiffer. Ykrae minor Hems like docks, curtains, an* freshmen . . . nearly two Oaks sophomore: Cclm MeCrary. He JAM MWTVma YWCA wi?) hold ■ workshop mirrors and bureaus, but most of hundred of them. The twitch- Augusta senior; John Hoy. MM- U inter term mid its traditional gay social whirl is now Saturday til I p.m. in College tand Junior, and Jaaitak Dm «M- the missing furniture ha: since board is always busy (the men in full swing. house (or plrls mitmiftl in tench, Cabaret Dance hem moved in. — Michigan diving by Bob Ruth, of Bowllag S k XI yard HiMHRffB at I Stat*'* powerful swimming MM, Oreen. who finished with a point Dam Sethold HiUshsd ahsad af team net six pool record* and leans male Al Kralsdnakl. total of >71.1. Sid Anton placed brother Jack in l:IM. Daifs ? Charles Joyce, Ireestyler who third lor the Spartans. lime smashed the sevan year aid lint another tonight In drubbing was the top fsl standard of 2:M Oat. howling Green time university Jimmy Duke lied the pool re¬ *0-14, In a meet here. cord for the 100 yard free style wee Miller mainhdnsd the terrific pace with another eaaard '.dffl Coach Charles McCsffroe's with a rlocklng of 54.1 seci Spartans won all but tiro eeeat* Joyce edged Don Psion for breaking effort MiBer flntahed an top in the 441 yard free style. -the M yard IN* style and the His clocking of 5:11 broke the old Mate opened the meet with a mark of 5:11.1. sat laal yam. ■cord shattering 1:01 perform¬ The Spartans closed the mset ance by Al Helhnan, Bob All- Don Kartan. with Howard as they opened It. with a relay wardt. and Howard Wilaaa In man, backstroke aro af the 1*43 record. The team of Ed Dlioba, the 300 yard medley relay. The Spartan squad tasking on, dip¬ Den Miller, Bill Clemens and ped A of a lined from the re¬ Bob Haefner was limod in cord for the IM yard basbatruka 14*1 The old standard of 3:41.3 4. His time was I MM. eat in 1*41 by Bowling Organ. Baseball Practice Begins Next Week; Babe Zaharias Batterymen Main Problem For Kobs With batterymen posint ■partem' tty ikiffag ^ ^lfc£te0£'f/ In Press Poll his nuatbar one problem. Aftaa the lorn of throe hurlers NEW YORK, Jen. 14. (ffl - I—hall coach John Kobs to the pcnfetoimal ranks, Kobs Mm. Mildred Babe Didrtkson le badly in need plans to hefin indoor work¬ Zehsries, the Tense tomboy who outs In Demonstration hall early f* of pitching tal- himself to be an became the A rat American to ent with only er sntl. aeeoritlng to Kobe, he may nest sreek lot sit varsity win the British woman's golf battery Dtch Dieters re¬ be shifted to the infield oe to the candidates. championship, today was named Plans for the proposed ice rink maining frem catching slat. Women Athlete-of-the-Year far in the indoor pavilion are not sx- last year's var¬ IM7 in the annual Associated In addition to these three men. prcled to get under way before sity mound staff. Kobe emphasized that nn\mei- Press poll. March, and Kobs intends to make In the .bach- tinn is closed at the present time was the fourth time she had Herbert Laken, George Patten and use of stepping depart and every rep rif dels Uat cemes tbe arena aa long aa pos¬ the title in tlie 17-yesr his¬ Doug Borenaon will compete sible to meet, the Spar, out to Mortice srllt Hon a wlde- ready his squad for the tory ot the year-end vote and the again* the Oreen end White. . annual southern trip in March. tana will have to npen chance for a regular spot. tliird time in a row. Things aro leaking better on Even rt from He urged every man who feels after the actual cm Only one nf the 37 sports edi- the homefrant ■■ Coach George Burkv he is varsity material to attend struction work begins, the Spar¬ >ra who participated in the poll Srypula grooms Ms Spartans, tans may lie aide to continue in¬ Walsh, who did practice aesxione. drilling thesn mainly on form. door workouts almost all the placed another woman ahead of during the initial Ihe Babe. That one ballot was Srypula stated that there will to stages and switrh tn outdoor catching last season, was the only ses¬ Ted cast for toniac Suggs of Lithia lysfDdmH. Promoters Obtain Stadium fine exhibition of gymnastic* sions when the two teams meet. Otto Oat Tee Oyanasta at the first sign nf good man lost by graduation, and Bl- wond Suiter, second-string re¬ Gray Accepts Springs. Ga„ the U.S. Amateur Golf queen, Women's who fin¬ J r Spatlane tourney I* da- Minnesota Yankees Sign ceiver. signed a pro contract, Bengal Contract ished in a fourth-place tie. d Saturday Bight la lanMs night they play tha Uai- For Louis-Walcott Fight has heen out first rate gymnasts for n yrors, among them Newt Lnken, turning . In the infield, the Spartan* will »w able to field the same lineup DETROIT. Jan. 14. IfPl — Ted In gaining the title for the fourth time. Dabe dearly out¬ m Bobby Brtnm ly last year, with the exception of father of Herbert token, tumbler Gray, young left-handed pitcher distanced the field. Her point y of Detroit at tha Otympta NEW YORK. Jin. 14 |/P) — The New York Yankee* to¬ team captain Marty Hanarn at who won 11. jamee and lost total of 2*0. on the basis ot five as in Detroit, and Saturday, year* Gopher team. Newt shortstop. tnr De¬ day signed a three-year agreement wtth the Twentieth is the gymnastics coach at the NBW YORK. Jan. 14. ■even lluffalo last season in points for first, three for second, Ik Mkhigaa State areola - The outfield is the Ihe International league, signed and one for third, was more ri MHvcrsity la Otfltury Sporting club ami Matliann Square Garden by University ml Mirhigan and will Hobby Brown, pinch-hitting star squad suffered no be one of the officials at the Spar- nf the 1947 World frrtra who is looses. Pat Pep¬ hia IMd Detroit Tiger contract than three times as large as the BUft'AL BOO which at least two fight* will Ite held each year in a New pier. Steve Storedzki. Bd Bobcuk sometimes called Manager Bucky here today, the third pile her to *7 points for runner-up Ann Ua-Gopher battle. to WO r T* York hall park- starting with* The lineup lor Stale will be Harris' problem child, has signed and Prank Bagdon did most ef come lb terms with the Denials. Curtis. Louis' heavyweight title mam dun 1 r M M a it 1U « defense in June at Yankee Dorms Tip Lid much the same as but week as. hie contract for 1MB along with cept that there will be two add! Steve Sotichock. who is being 1km i ..." » T U aUdium. tional events, the horizontal or brought back from Kansas City, Ukak 1 to* * 24 .11 4 • M Ms announcement was made Mat tanlal but it was undsr- Of *48 'Mural Ih bar and the rings. Pete Zenti, who took parf in the Yankees announced today. Both of then* are listed as ten- * ( 14 • 8 the high bar esbibition at tha tltive candidates for the tint aad that tbe light promoters Cape Season — •to f - II t M will pay Ma percent of the re¬ Saturday night mart, will appear base position irciipied lust sea- If, „. „..,f ■ II ceipts for um of the park. There on that piece af epurutus as VvtU eon by veteran George McQuinn, Kositcheks to 1 Mason 5 kicked the lid oft 1 1 IT had been some difference of sa the rtmm. lean Towns wig a bo biit either ime can be used at tost the IMI intramural Is _..J t ? epinlaa about the park owners season last night by crushing wash on Mm rings. third base or in the nutfteld. Reach um c ..* 1 1 during in radio and Ictcvialtsi Mason 7. 32-10. Merle Gablo and Brown, who set a World Series money am the same percentage. Mas Gritcmaker led the IMd. "All differences have been Tom Hamilton Ililn record by belting nut two doubles and a single as a pinch hitter I tuned out," said Arthur Patter- ■on, Yank re road secretary, who each scoring Ave badtets. Phillips g ran a draw second, defeating Phillips I. 11-11. Jask inadequacy' Story against the Dodgers last fall, pre¬ sents a difTicuiJ problem for — Sport Shop — mode the announcement after Zimmerman scored sis buckets AMMAPaU* Md.. Jan. 14. UP1 Harris, especially if he fails to 'omen's ■ones of conferences between President Dan Topping nf the and one tree throw, and Jim Meckstroth scored four. —Cept. Tom Hamilton, holding thai "coaching inadequacy" need, wrest from the Mrguinn. hrst base job away Yanks and the promoters. lie hit an even J00 last u!c Gi'man accounted for the other n't be blamed for Navy's |»ior Sports Negotiations lor a a being of the few Ameri¬ SALE son, one ten iNiints. record in football since tbe war. Louis-Wmkiitl match after Uieir can leaguers who played in mon In the niher games, rame out today for a sound ath¬ disputed early Dre meeting than 511 games and attained that tallied 15 points against Mason letic pulicy and "realistic" sup¬ I lbs int ~ ~ round at tha waam. have reached the point where 3's II, Snyder II seceivefi a port. mark. In 19411 he batted ,.141 for rif wgl ba gfapad tautoit, Newark in the I tiler national only Wokott's signature u miss. 21-in loss Iran Snyder 17. Al llapUltan, who has boon coach J tbe baghadag af the He cart play almost any " «. Ihwow dropped In sevan laid the last two yoais and who will league. ■totou hi which M taame, Louis agreed to terms, pre- goals and one Ino stot for 17. take over suon as the new Navy position and has been tabbed - as ■ toe Barn btato, win a sure-tire Major Leaguer who par- gumobly calling tor 40 percent WeBs r trouaaad WgBa t. 23-14. Athletic director, intimated toteeai anaa—aaagd ehack got* including radio, tele- strongly in a'statoment that the will# have to titled into the Yan¬ and movies, Jan. I. Now kee team somewhere. derision to seek a civilian "pro- Sport* Trilers -All Sweaters __ • ngulttion* MRmig play- th* Twentieth Century dub has fsssional couch" may hove stem¬ - ■ ton. number ef Heine, end Its boll park. All atsdents interested in med from stringent athletic nilcs, eeeaMMg I* " " Bol Strauss, acting promoter in woiklng on the Slate News policies in effect under the pres¬ AT STATE k South Cam*MR toM th* absence ot tbe ailing Mike spurts staff are ssked to report ent system. VbIim-u to SI 1.00 (toumurai ■ nitoit at Uit Jacobs, sold recently he planned bowllag BM Me start to meet with "the Wsleott crowd" 7 tonight. te the State News office at DON 1 • Price flparlaa aBaye rebs Bocchtcchio, who i Jersey Joe s business, it Snvdei 12 gave Snyder II *Mural Schedule | BOttfSON ■aid to be holding out for 30 per¬ 11-10 beating and Abbott II lost TONIGHT *395 I# Abbot 10. 11-14. Phillip# 4 cent, instead of the 20 percent imokes h a four pin defeated Phillips 2, 27-1. fared by Strauss. ■ hpped Yakstey derm Snyder 13 took 17-11 game 1,1TB- H Is understood that the Atner- a "t Alpha Otakran M Hah League schedule, as yet un- from Snyder 13. Abbot 13 lup- CM sew it es. MM t CHESTERFIELDS kas th* Yankees on ped Abbot 12. tl-1. Wells A was ton wye: •Wis Zeu I defeated by Wells B. 20-13 "I'm o con/triiicd th* nod to s long stretch in Chi'itrr/irld Th Campbell, ljMB-I.U Hoy Stacey paced Snyder II to late Juno. June 23 is the Itbety I lire* ««. Stan's N ■tat,krr bcclijr Ikrp'rr mitd battle " 13-14 victory over Snyder 14 date to *» M| beevywenkt by sinking 7 fleld goals and two tree shots. A and rosy us the tfirool" osltea-wtds Sport Goats Outer Goats Wells C was lop scoring Mam Value* to *27.30 Values i%i« May Hare lor the night, taking Walla D into casdp by the gee* of 41-1. to *45 Bob Kntaer scoreS to buckets. A Secret Weapon Jack Una tow and two free ■hats, and Ait Crow An tod ffMWff Ctosfc Biggie Munn •no trot stot. km ssasetbiag new to throw at After on overtime period. Phil- !171« *18»i th* opposition nest IsU if the pa I aad PhtlUpa 1 could aat iMfllll deal shlect. beak « M pea* gssdlsck Phi bpa • defeated Phllltpa I. tot bSMCS SI mt —/to Omr rhbIOj sarsfct ■mm ihm|mb/rbb Sm aa v end mm t iii&iijga" 'etrillo Wins Dedsiahi im In In Federal Court Ruling LONDON, Jm. M |PI eedTha MP. MM (MrW MM MU M'M larth Africa frani wtiafc AmmUmm fUmm MUM M*n Lea Act Fails" Financial Situation To Trim Down Music Czar CHICAGO. Jan. 14 <*"> - Jam** C. Petrllln won hi* fight today to escape convic- Uon under the l*« art which Congress passed to trim hi* pow¬ er*. ami declared the way now it tin ml to «k additional broad- caeting JobsTor hi* t».im union Mrlllo! who received the Mae'* venlict with a Jubilant Mill*. »nld to newtmen: "I guess thi* pills a different tight on the situation. The broad- CMter* have been telling me I cannot for.* them to hire mom Petrllln'- lawyer. Daniel Car- tnell. raid. "The e*«ence of thia | i is that the Lea act I* . If a union. In good faith. ' a at at Inn to inatall live mual- . I, nich a request it valid and union may strike, if n Fetrlllo's acquittal after hi* "i again" ban became effective on the making of phonograph raeerd* 1 ar electrical Iranarriptlon* by MOMhir* of hi* ATI. American | federation of Musicians. He eon- tended that the ultimate lack of . locoed* and Iranarriptlon* would necaaallat* the hiring of more | Nve musician* In Waahlngton. Rep. Hoffman (R-Mlrhl and Rep. Harden ID- 1 NCI pfupoaed "derl*ive atop*" curb what they rieerrtbrd a* the ' dictatorial method* of the ARM < Hoffman offeror while Balden aald at a House IfUtair committee hearing that, "Congress must take up the ami-trust law principle* and are M we cant make IVtrillo line up and walk with the real nf the Krug said if he had the authority he would order a to-day price «e" on wholesale prices of MSC Alumni coal, fuel oil, gasoline and other petroleum products at both whole¬ sale and retail level*. To Form Club Krug Mid also he believed it would be necessary to alkwatr and "poMlbly" to ration furl nil In Bay City gasoline. Allocation, general, ly speaking, is dividing acarrr Several MSC alumni of Day commodities among suppliers CHy wiu meet In that rlty Friday while rationing is dividing them ertth Glen O. Stewart, director of ahunnl relations, to lay Would aiep "Grey Market" groundwork for a club in Harriman told the committee Say county aiea. Stewart aald that Una is the Ural alumni ac¬ price ceilings on steel would be needed to eliminate what he call¬ tivity ever started in that ed the "grey market" — the buy. Uan. ing of atari at inflated price* be¬ Stewart's two-day trip will also cause it is Include a stop Thursday at Mid- land to meet with eight alumni to reorganize the board nf direr- tar* of the MSC alumni club of Midland. Thursday evening, ahimnl re¬ School administrators will be siding in Arena,, loam. Ogemaw and Gladwin ciaintirs will meet interviewing leaching candidates With Stew art in Slandisli. Movies for fall positions in the very near of the Hawaiian travelogue will future. Director of Teacher Place¬ be shown. The colored movies ment Clyde M. Campbell, an¬ ar* an account nf the Spartan nounced yesterday. football tram touring the island , Candidates who are qualifying of Oahu anil include everything should bring their credentials to but the game itself. They were the Placement office Immediately . recently shown on campus to the and rompHfe thsir registration Faculty club. now. ' HUDAY AND SATURDAY SPK1AU IT S LAYER BANANA CAKE. Iced aa Up with t" S LAYER CHOCOLATE ICED all over BOSTON BROWN BREAD, leaf CINNAMON BREAD, haf CNOT BUSY ROLLS, aa*h ...... AMORTBD COmE CAKES, each U COCONUT CREAM PIES, garb .. .11 |CPAM>Mkfa|t .11