-twwpx. - cloudy ato wjj rs cow'iimitfc cpu : ''4- ......,. v w$\ ( 7#5?jp MICHIGAN IEMVI STUDENT PUBLICATION •' ma n - l:':i i URIiMmi ITORDAT, JANUARY 17. ims kes StjirUnrest Interviews Pier fire UAW To Shoot jVeStSW Germany; Set For OCS, At Third Round mte Air *■* Sfc. Hike In Wages i ;T# In Red flit — index. lb* document# waa a "clumsy men! to lovers of sunshine and equivalent. In addition they complete .physical a test*. to Speech Group warmth in last night's forecast. The bureau reported yesterday "If such ■ plan is formed.' stated Tom King, counselor for moo, tho list objective would be He declined tu ray irneral Motors Corp. or whether Chrysler -orp. would ho first to b* asn- "■'ski •' e'Mi _ _ U-conal official* in that the and of the cold were la to decide what gteupo would be rontod with the demand. That, ho ■ W Poankturt warned the 40.000.b00 not yet in sight. Lost night's taeludod in the drive. The soaped laid will be decided toon by tho rUetmf ■ Of the BrilMh-Anwricaa lot aome of them may nut Major Racket rtn.utaBtewv«tHere predicted law was a cool and today's air wiU not would be haw to altarsta the funds." inlon't top policy committee. The union will flte notice of In- "a ainglr gram of fat and I" beginning Feb. I. that atrikea in Being Worked MSC plays haat today to the above ton degree*, the bureau raid. Another problem would bo tho manner of raising the funds. ent to opA negotiations an ■ contract with General Motors Feb. 2b. the earliest post ibis date, Hfl Michigan Association of Teacher* would Liatrial sec aopn In Language* of Speech for their annual mid¬ The cold wove has blanketed King cited examples of tame of the i ind talks will start within lb days ifter that. Reulher mid. The the entire state with recent tem¬ the : winter meeting and speech chest system had been tried. It lirysler contract hsa more than peratures of live below recorded Army-method" ferrnce. Registration will begin in northern regions. has worked successfully at Urn your to run but the wag* claw* 'quickie" course* for teechine at g:4S a.m. in the Tower room University of Washington. Tho •n he renegotiated anytimo after languagr* has reached the pro- of the Union University of Iowa, however, fell M-doy notice by either party. building. portion* of a major racket, or- cording to Prof Ephraun Ci Professor Paul D. Bagwell, In Saxton Observes far short of its goal. ■ Thro* Mont m charge of arrangements, announc¬ "Than is no answer to how Spokesmen forfGenoral Motors. City College of New York. the Zrta chapter of Delta Ptu mats Large-scale training of diplo¬ Delta, will and business executive* tion'i ed that 150 reservations have been made by speech directors from Sixth Court Visit a campus chest would work at Chrysler and the Ford Motor Co, Stale until It ha* boon tried." -other membor of tho industry's 41 through the short-cut conversa¬ ts-Bm gn Dm Michigan schools. colleges and high On Flying Breach King continued. "Studante might Big Three"—declined comment tional courses now will give * duller ones a ysor rather All students invited to at. estimated it would add roughly ST. JOHNS. Jon. If WPi — than a quarter four llmos. or are throughout the country is active uwnibsn upon pre¬ tend panel discuaaiuno on public 510.00b.00b a wook to the indus¬ ing threat to world nderstoading sentation of the Delta Phi Delta Making his sixth court appearance they might just give a quarter spooking, debate, drama, inter- in the past two years on aircraft try's payrolls. '# end peace. Professor Cross sold. gestation, and speech science. Ford's contract with the UAW Professor Cross, whoae writings violations, Goylord Sexton, IS. The meetings will begin at 10 on language study in the armed Michigan State college student forces were cited by the OBice vxi pimlilinl. Bob Helm, r Junior: •onetimes. Alec Professor Alan Monroe of Pur¬ from Grand Hapids, pleaded guil¬ ty here today to charges of Hying Explorer To Show M of War Information during the war. has received acclaim from leading language authorities, both Rutherford. Dri-on senior, and due will address the members on PnariUa Godwin. Detroit senior. "The Educated Speaker" at the ri unregistered aircraft. Justice Charles Sparry, who Film On Wild Life bor. but declined to soy whMtor I# eon to lie held In the Hearth lit her CIO unions would um tfa civilian and nulitary. for bis worb of the Union. Mary V. Grif¬ fineil Sexton *50 and costs, gave Captain C. W. B. Knight. Brit¬ 1 the court record of the Grand ish photographer, explorer, and wag* figure in later roam in caponing linguistic frauds. fith. of Control high school. Boy Italians. "Catchwords like 'Army meth¬ Ypmlonti tan Itupida youth. He still fscot author, will appear *1 Foirchild man. Ibttee Gonao, East Lansing City, president of the association, charge* of Hying an unregistered theater tonight at ( to show a mo¬ ods' and 'intensive' hove been wildly and indiscriminately graduate student, and Hetty Jane will net as chairman. plane in Kent county. tion picture. "Rare Hecocds of tho broadcast on a confused and Smarik. Drtrrnl mill. Saxton was found not guilty In Wild." Clubs To Sponsor credulous public." aaaat OM Exam* AvuiluMr Justice court st Lansing last wtek Captain Knight has produced feasor Cross. He poinlad out that MSC Professor At on reckless flying charges stem¬ number of film* on wild Ul*. Ho Film About Russia even trained linguists could not Examining Board ming from s crash in which ho it well-known far his extensive The International ItalaUsas hope to learn an unfamiliar for¬ To Speak Before A limited number of old com- ditched his plane on tho Pgr) Marquette railroad's tracks al study of sogtos in Africa. Beet- club and eompw League af eign language in tern than o year tarns Will bo die- East Lansing. Tho plan* was pull, he has written several books. si Voters win r- ig nm a In spite of this, anmo < St. Loom Groop i first com* boils od off the tracks before Hi* Dot- KadgM is o follow of the Boysi and addraaa at g Meodsy Uonal courts* pramiao i know lodge ta the layman within The exams will bo available roll-Grand Rapids atraamlinar Photographic society and of the evening. Jon. lit In tfa Mmtb a matter of works. foam tho Board of Examiners, passed but stole police said Royal Zoological society. His film. auditorium. The Man. "The roe- Bra. Mt, Administration build- "hundreds of persona could have Bora Records of the Wild." dasls plea at Russia." Is dsslgosd to been kilted" if a train was due at villi various customs and habits an obloctiv* view at tfa tho time of tho accident. of bird lilt. 'jfetr 'koL Planned leSSSSLSSiR of Dr. I sorlolody. will spook flBlogoff for Union Lounges Police To Try New Auto Rules Children's Dtaseo Qmm .•jrajsr.tnJ r s* totaTS """f* • 4 Harvard Mam King Ranch BactoMS€****??£ Churchm To SpoakHere Gnu* ltesemrch Work J.Jjfe in® www■ mpn vwm.ii* «w ••imnw »"w •• Kin* Ranch in wnWunntom TWna. i« finnncin* an extendi* reneorrh itorln project MBC. in (he boUny and plant pathokmy labor- . Prof. F. L. Wynd, head Of the boUny departmen^ and C*4| " ■ '1^ y? b^n conHuctin* ^ , phynMary, fiwrth and be- IjMMP Mm *■*« of gram under vartou. en- vironmental condMI<0». 11 r iim v r-ir^sthe studied In^ various P»rt« ol . the United Slates under varying nj.a ™~' eeniDi cand|t|onl Samples are also he- . ■ . • .. leg studied to determine the nu- J** * ""i'*" * trtthmal value of the grassee as ■HcMaaa MM Mr at I* Da- _m lead, tratt fn*tt*.gr Art. byMenard *£Xr Wyno pointed out that Jangwlrth an* MM Wa Al- Assault, the horse who won more Styne m the M*0m an* Mur- mensy .. . two-year old than MP Man an* MM ■ineMll g any Other horse ir. racing history. M Me a* gMMB. was raised on partui*. developed the Ms*gaol Osnenie Miibi- by thl. program. WML saanOMe* anadh W the This research is being, flnaneed Wltesasa whwilgl af AM M New by a grant in aid research fund further operations. This money pays for supplies and materials and also salaries uf s.udent as¬ sistants: Miss Ada Caen, botany Church Offfccm Bw»a Diri By Nursery Forwiw Now officers were .levied Thursday by the Nursery and Landscape forum. They are: J. Officers Brake. chairman: M. h. Fackoah, The Men's Olee club of vice chairman; W. Deary, secre¬ to voices will present three pro* Take Over Duties tory; and R. Scovle. treat grams this month In the Fast Professor P. L O'Rnurhe eras ap¬ Michigan State News Mountain I aiming area, opentog Jan. 19, at Jo Nahm, lean sew- pointed advisor and Reako, Hflff- . tho OMs Hotel, for the " ior, recently elected winter term and Thomas wan elaetad Lousing Chamber of Comm praaldent at laat London, took to the cmutive eoasmlltao. IS THERE A BASK PIMNK IN I II They will present their iecond jsaWL"Mn^-,iargLlrj«« roc rain of the month on Jan. office Thursday night in t Dr. Oonoo will diaeum si>s— LEfVEKS ti to EDITOR Auditorium. Jan. 27. They will If the strikes end suddenly it tent tire Fml Waring'* arrange* will be clear that they are merely ridge, secretary; Virginia Pelm. treasurer; Sue Tinley, social Central Methodist Church meut of "Dry Done* ' Included fond demonstrations such as were rhoirmnn; and Patricia Gilpin, wdl be; ' Dance My Catnradaa," uS0NC wf BU ".Softly As A Morning Sunrtae." Floor representatives are: Alice OMhfti ram Mmm» pflpBr. "VbfiBit vs. Inflation" ran by Sicnmnd Romberg, and the Poniewosik, Jean Van Darvoart, THIN MAN" he refuted on a fectoU basis classical "Now Let Every Tongue 'June DeBoer. and Jay flhahly. Adore Thecr* by Bach. ST. MOMAS eharariertatie of our high The glee club is tinder the di¬ slandari af Urine. hit by de- rection of Professor David X. ■MMdtac adegnate leatstattan. Mmhtcl. and Hilt HenscJieti. Al* The fight against inflation is liancc. Ohio senior, president. •11*47 not won tho by limiting the need* of |»wplc and the society as the NAM is reputed t«» have advised (USSIFKP IIS • --"Let tliem rat beans." Rut it af Mean More MehnMan. Is may l»e won, for example, by Ml aol at aafmal la a Ihnal la refusing to allow a largo portion WANT TO tAO* ana | ■ Mb i alma. I. Veterans have proven of our people to become parasites on the productive forces of our tOOOO A t§A*f country as would i»o the case mm pa mm with Universal Military Training. I'nn it lw that we call with such pretense rationally insist that the ex|tctiddure of several billions of dollars on such an instrument of international hostility is more iin|Nirtiint and less inflationary 9* Most of us, accepting the than the expenditure of half a MMptnaibilities of manhood, tlls- billion in behalf of the youth and Mh9 accepting continued ttnancial |H>uce of our country? "-zxa. auppurt from our families, lude* Hubert W. Gov. paMetu-r is important to the Maturity of an individual as it II19 a country. Our own muntry fladkht ta**hiIhethe wur of win ol 11112 IBPJ (or I«r this this "mSm nnSSC fiSSr g. The average veteran gave n* ffiree years i>( rurnma power in Which lime ulhcr people were DANCE INTERK3TV TAMMNACU gelglilliliii ii seulnnlv. iiimUtirai •od clienlelr which Ihe velersn ■met now presumably compete with. Aa far ihe tahl aeaiasl la- TONITE MfTssain thiaisM. Afls* ink¬ ing Ihe tssi, youH haar ham ■Man. Iharo l» ages sale evl- fraJurmg ffeaae available thai veteraaa wsnmunnyTlf yun cmi*maEfo we oiler a 3-year ao-the-Jab ireining causae whh a facial JOECAPPO 9 na aie Umftt to haEtiit • Fta mm u 91 la mm jrsts asss m Upset Panther*, 14 -13 ^Breather* Jayvee Cagers For Cagers Over H [W Decision Fades Out Chips, Jiyvees Spartan, Gopher Wei Chandnois Top Man Will Compete Monday Night Expected To Gfre n 22-6 SpartaM TrowMe Bos Scores Twice Early In Game; I Slate la Meetfaf Bareham Racks IS For OppniMMte upuct in cntlcKiaU. 'A bankethnll tame that Ihjrtmen outdi.l them- M-13 victory «vcr thi> [Team Of Champa ltirMean State had planned a* a breather may, torn into By KM NgCKOWON * The Mlehifan State junior varnity basketball team open¬ Twrhm' college. Mlehifan State's ed its I94R sen son with an impressive 63-80 victory over the red hot atrap tonight _ wind op thin week's Central Miehifim freshmen last nifht in Jenison fymnaa When (he Spartans seek their today • in prrparath seventh win of the year In ium. riangular their Meet with the My of ■hmenta team eantest with INetern Reserv MSh-flymg Red Cats In Cleve- taao The well-drilled State quintet took the lead early in the "first quarter and was never W Meet Mate, which has played con¬ secutive conWMa with the strong Weekend Meet threatened. Hifh man In the Spartan scoring attack wag Lynn Chandnois who proved [ere Kentucky and Marquette squads At Caberfae Today and meets DrPiaul. nest Saturday night had hoped for easier going For Skiers that he is of varsity caliber in racking up 15 points. The Chip¬ pewa scoring star was "Swede" Bareham who also tallied IS Virrily Mutator* markers. Will Mm Kro»h. Bill Bos. Spartan canter, opened JVa At Jettison With the team that has dropped Michigan State Ski club thia the scoring with two quick Sold weekend to the Calierfae ski ares goals with less than two minutes tfiy two of nine tilts this near Cadillac. gone in the first quarter. Bare¬ Br Mm WORTH Coech Bon Van Aletyne may The club will enter five man ham connected fnr ana of the V a r * 11 y swimmer* will mMn ouo change in the lineup their opponents, but after trams in each of the four ron- two field goels that the Chips some of their, stilTcst lag form In this week's i (hut edged out Marquette. 57-54, were able to collect in the IIrat KM Tueertay night. Man Petals. testa: Slalcm, jumping, cross c eaeeions. their appearance try. and down-hill. half. ipetitinn of i hi- season Bx foot forward, who turned in Ogee wilt be greatly In Dirk Cady. Lansing junior in ■a afternoon in the MSG 'tow performance sgslnst tl lever that displayed against charge of contests, experts the iMMhilar meet against the jun- mntoppers may reptore B Brilliant defense work by the IfW Michigan. University of Michigan to pro¬ h varsity and freshmen. I Rapchak at forward.. Spartans prevented Central Mieh- Receiving the' greatest Rob Geahon will start at the vide the sliffest competition, but Charles ifian from advancing into scoring MeCaffree has (Were the approaches ar ' said he feels the Stale squad (Bier forward slot, and Boh position and the Chlpa had to be MtlM three teams from his I «e and from -the pieces stands s good chance of beating Brannum will continue his quest satisfied with gathering their Mrtty, junior varsity and fresh- lem. new MSC individual sea- other eight points of the first Mn candidates, with Abel Gil- Arnold Nelson has developed The weather bureau predicts son scoring mark at the- pivot half at the foul line. State left -M and Don Lunger, both srho« Rood triple rear diamount fro excellent skiing weather fnr the the side horse to be done after position. the floor at halftimc with a S3 UMically ineligible for JuterroL -akhtae Chsugig To Ouurd with a good covering of to 12 lead. series of rarnms. powder snow. I MM WJHM *» jHlate competition added to the "Jack Parker," Couch George Tony WsMron and Robert Rnt>- itab/.ed Central Michigan mWr varsity. bins will line up al the guard opened the second half uSXm AH six lanes of Jenisoti poo S/ypula said, "hus perfected the trampoline a double front spots. The six foot, two inch with a brief rally that netted be used for the meet, schrd< apparent Ihl, pirtarr af somersault from his feet." He will Rnhblna was changed from for¬ 'Mnmi Schedule (mints, but the Stele for 3, with two swimmeri Minnesota' ward to guard for the Marquette 1Z each scpiad to lie enterec shawn performing this in combination with a forward "sommie" from his knees. game and did an well that Van MONDAY NIGHT defense, lead by Eddie Sobezak, Mopped the Chip|>ewa bid for the the individual events. handstand. The meet will consist of six Alstyne has decided In keep him lead. Gilbert and Lunger wit Imlsler All but the ring event will there. already strong .IV teai ' take place on the hnskelhnll court Fenrillf The captain V in" Rill Blsann, WM91SZ2E 1 CM Halfway through the second Rrarhritllril forward, scored 12* points In half. Coach Athan Zagraphos un¬ fludes sprinters Al Ktaje/mski. Bill demons, Don Raton and Paul Ifaefner, and distance men Sports Star in the firldhmiae. The ring event 1 will atnrt at 7:15 and will be held in Jenison gym. Michigan State i ■allege fencing conch, Charles R. Rmitter, said Western Regrrve'a II contests In date, while the team as a wh<" «!»' llWll VI. IfMI r*r» vs. MMMtoa Mart loaded the Spartan bench, and the new faces added punch to the State attack. Gene DaCosse At McCormiek and Bui Notting¬ ham. lias Approval The tentative lineup for thei yesterday that a meeting with ...... Spartans Is: Horizontal bar — the University _ of Cincinnati averaged 5.2 points per game. At the other forward position nnd Chuck Helierer combined to M-oro three Held goals in the clos¬ McCafTrec will Arnold Nelson, Ion Rcrchnau.; scheduled fnr today, has been Red Cat coach Mike Bearry will use linrk. stinker* Dun Miller. Al Hrllmiin. and Ken Tnylur. unci Incnst- Of Red Rolfe end Pete Zentl: side horse — Pal |mst|sined up to Feb. 2R. Carnahan. Jack Wyatt, George a trianitulnr fencing meet with probably start Jim Cnrhrane. Dominie Venelta. a six font, ing minutes of the game. Due to the fact that the wrest- Newcnnibe ami Nelson: parallel: w.iync university and the Uni- two Inch lettrrman. will get the ■ ling matches were being held in strokers Howard Wilwm and Jink DETROIT. Jan. 16. (fin—Far- bars — Gordon Bat bold. Ittr the junior vanity fmt.ii Itolmrt (Red) Rolfe, the and Thomas. Nelson. I varsity of Detroit, seheduled for call at center. Venetta is [the Heldhouse court, the Jayvecs . Heerhnati: tumbling - Jack forced to play in the upper •Rued. Eugene Walsh will dive f, ».v York Yankee m- | Ret,. jg. p,, moved up to nerup to Blsann fnr scoring hon¬ Parker, Devern Chuhli. and John 1 jdarrh g. ors, with 1*7 points. lasium. WBh Lunger. * head of the Detroit Robuek: trnmpnllne — Ivan WWW On Varailr Sqoag Ti n system, today tablvcd Towns, Parker, and Carnalian: |j The Spartan varsity has hern II. )ih) D.-uigherty, 20- trimmed, for today's meet, tu ar ill-around sports star even dozen swimmers, anil should i State university, as tough battle from the rem- prnmjsing young Irr Rink Not Crowded I JV's. and several outstatuh i owned by' the Tigers, Flew students are using the out¬ tall freshmen prty was signed by the door Ire rink tiehlnd Jenison Undefeated drnrite ffnncerhydi evei-al mouths ago with Held house, according to the ath¬ will team with Koger Miller fr II months in the In top shape yrt much-nccdei this pfternonn Varsity diver. S Ray William, wi against Walsh and l.i IV« and six ficshtnn A tentative lineup awn will be Ant collegiate compel i MeCafire will nttemp anlira squad, t" »>'' State's fuluie at. Hl'lU JacotxsonX CHRISTIAN HUTMENT FMfNBATMN today at 'a:M p.*. — not'nr. party — tatty ptu. at TDK rmttflt Itnt'V*. I« W. tleaai River trt nrVT rt *** — "l.lte Bta*r*»We* ' «> raises *i aont - innitnr li« pm rnJVff llwiw, aawnwira anra - r.indev it in. 7 at n i ■vt'itrvT ramiBAw — »»». t-jo n ta» Wett.ki*. "wait h l«"" •'». « Wet. People* rhnrrk. Ireder. CATHOLIC INFORMATION WHIR Dewey wa* In uulualaa at Ma Montlay anal TlinfnilayKv ruing farm in Pawttna. He h reported 7 • ft P. M. NEWMAN II Ai.l, III Pern Htrert They c«nlmd»i that with Wallace hi the Mi ahmal "any >lic tin•I mm-Cnthnltc rlndrnt* ami other* Republican" rntild win hacanaa ot rteil ir1 the tenrhimt* of the Ooirch rilrktad Democratic Ma ani that the nop could aatae New Yarh'a TOPIC .. . 47 electoral vans wtthaut MONIIAY. JANUARY l» — "The WNe • (haTn Waei" Dewey'* neat voter appaal there. 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