battleground nStateNews | DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION VOL 35338 ING, MICHIGAN — THURSDAY, JANUARY II. I9.M K1VK CENTS Laugh A IKiy Governor ... Asks Final Engineers > Should Argue? Vet Fund K<-.|u«-«t* 9909,400 een l it Fini*h Building 1 The final appropriation of (909,400 for work on MSC's veterinary . building Eisenhower & Co. UMT Asked has iioen requested from the ! legislature by Governor Williams. !. It is part of a $37,000,000 re- Gabriel Heater this noon, i For All Youth | quest for funds Jo clear up defl- Immediately said that he thinks they j cits in state agencies and continue construction on capital Improve* exempt engineers." A planning appropriation of iks Retake City; $90,600 was made in 1949. This Ask Students Senator* r.Mtery Ik-frit*!' I lent. IMatt s Mass For Push For Opinions On Uniforms •licence Reports Lite Sinclair Lewis Band Committee Armor, Air Reserve Dies In Rome Mfiiln Suggmtioua A .... lank-powrml f«ri-c of parka-ilml 1 S. k into atrati-itii- Wonju in ventral Korea Of Heart Attaek UtilC IV A call for ntudrnt opinion RottF. —Sinclair iclair Lewis, on new band uniform* waa who made a fortune writing real¬ massed pm i r. halh-nife " istic novels alHNit lam"Vrwt* il,su,M' ymtrrday by tha Main* Street turtay frunijMSC band uniform commit- i nfter a bout tee. Just Can't t^in jmonia. He The request for student rose- rut fiout member? Armed Services < i tion as to whether the marching Slick Tic lit . where he wrote his Marshall -winning "Babbitt" second, wife. Dorothy Phil VanAilsburg, tamslnf jun¬ ie correspondent and ior. speaking for the committee Kill llr.11 said. "We, need student project and we would appro- backing in Student Goimcilmeii OK I llilt ItllMIIII was jcVatr'thc'vlrwii'ot Ia.,.,.. ,»t \illa innpijal attendant. Electra clinic, he question of the uniform*. iturirnU II vuthvrnuia ..I ,.c suffer m* when death tame at hum a chronic dawn ) „W(, w„uW ||kr to *noW heart |K«unUi would like to see a pre- jf the Eleven Term Activities May Let Lusl ailment, he was taken ill with V|rw of dlffrrw,f styl«*x of band n-ma Dec 31. He surmount- J uniforms In the near future." Eleven projects wore approved at the term's first 'Student Laugh Yi't ; ! - . r«4 the pneumonia crisis, but the j Lrtletl proved too much for his tetter* from student* should lie ouncil meeting, Wednesday evening. In addition, f'eports ..tdrvRMd to the student council of carry-over projects from the full term were received. Seen any robins > et'' Campus May Sauk Center, a lit- offlc*t letters to VanAllaburg ttaled. Briefly. the new mulct-taking* are: (1) A five dollar award each They • khotild. tw here soon if the present preview offspring 1 i Harbor Air term for the best constructive Aelieson Gives ton t nines. criticism of the council each term. The contributor may Senator Taft Ite'oii enjoying the *un and In rev- Raid Victims Report Says not tie a eoum-llmart. es that usually herald the given; M-HMift. Howcvctr. being the month j ret." I 1 * (2) Investigation by President ( old Shoulder ot the year it is, the respite from . Robert Kumbuufs ot a po»|m*«h1 I'lun* Lull For Key I vai ii.ilion Celiler Munn Has convocation of leaders, to t»e held here. College sftidcnl WASHINGTON oP*- S«r» .vender will probably be brief. Today, at least, the Weather, (J) Census of the number <>f West Offers sorority residents by David Mil- ma- ' a l«te report announced thai it ! is rumored Michigan State font- argc- \ ball coach Clarence "Biggie" icked j Munn has received offers from a» a ; both Stanford University and the Mr own University i Prairie | to take over coaching dubci td small j there. I "Bab- ! Van Patrick, sport* director ol D tic on | radio station. WJIl. quoted Muni a* saying. "I ha*e received 'leeh " News Letter er*' but am quttc Fire Reservoir ign « To Go Abroad Plan Coniiuifthioii Near* Completion To DcMcrihc Job Speaker Asks Do Spartan Foriim Hotel Program Cat ,. Capiluliilet* \T> said | Defense. *...<* Internship program to give hi ate the ! training in hotel admints- i waa advocated by Ilufl sing area } indlay. Ohio, hotel men. -ed Won- 1 MM Inrlndrd Idfowed a meeting of the College of ft. Hotel association Tuctdey i /or the j talk*, i or* A..i in the Union, Arthur Br-r described the ideal hotel the IVhcr «diT ring one of JJa rman's or less tj > divi- ; l.S. < jiMiialtie* rrting »a» the mmi» is- j Lendon .ulion «f j defense direct* Mr»ter-at- | rUtter will Pilot* I2.INNI Mark the ten- j Spartan Wolverine I The NEWS IN BRIEF bi*litnte M illium* TihixIh .Aeir I'la til meeting <*f Wolverine j I'rt doctoral AeheMMi Advinor Wdlniiu Sringitt i»»l|ad h.a>r j' ographer* wilt be held today | V» |> m in the 'diwr. arre-rd- J .MIU'VN ? • .<« [H llimshipr )' to John Randal! photo *d»- j To S|M*ak Here * * * * l «oiunlUnt to the |Vp« a ItoA'v^U I For New Hospitals ; tt»e Motel O'-vi Costs Rise ■ day. I^neny al*u' 4 i r»e» b r the Pmrigu Pcdicyf a.of ■ i I m nationwide ulbtiiV Loming Tiillit'H hospital* and I I gioup. Dr. Ji»hn A Ham ai, w.tl iriay /'res* Chief Ihnlurln il Traffic Fatality tul to the uwdulaatmn ••rwt . at the luncher-n WVMIINUTOM - .,»V-»»«,. firn. Ho,',I I-.tk*. . .haI ot m 1 f.ANSIN<; , »> - An Oil \ to cowld e«»e Kaaeny w til dnw the i jo*fH/i'M'O. 4;d truight Le t» "diiturhed" over irpnrts rt rigid new - bile winker Wednesday became the avreege atuen in *.'-*"!■ rrrv-'t.'--hip rules applied tft'i» nm traflu fatality ft Yale Uruverfcity H« was ■> # # * til the Cleveland tVum.il (, S. Ri *ls la Kemingtou Trial P'dtce wird Andrew Lewandow* ;.ki. 61... was struck by a car when Worhl Affairs for aevetol s NEW YORK—ft'lV-Tlte government rested it* perjury case against ir , r»w:>cd the street in the mid* INmsohs riilercwteri in alt WiUiam W. RetningUvn biday with testimony that tie became ;• Coin-, He fu the block while harrying to ing the luncheon may iviitai. len T. Burn*. IM Nvtihiawn rr.uniit because hi* fattier w as a capitalist "stooge."' and fie wanted work, at the Lun>irtg OUUmobil* fellows [ plant. to improve "the general situetioa.'* til Via* ilVr it a t i ill# > " Portrait Of-An Interested Student Michigan State News Chance To Learn Plan For Council Regrouping This Saturday afternoon at 2:ft0, the All-college plan¬ ning commission will air its plans for revision of Michi¬ gan Stale student government. WKAK will broadcast the discussion on the weekly "Spartun Forum" at that time. For three years ttinv the YMCA has tried to increase interest in campus activities and educate MRU students in the workings of student representative groups such as Punhel, Ipter-Fralernity council. Men's council, AWS and others. Generally speaking, It's lieen a hopeless task. When the forum broadcasts were held in the Union, offering a chance for audience participation, hardly enough showed up to make the trouble of moving the radio equipment worthwhile. Pertinent subjects often brought out heated, healthy i Congressional Applause Meter Musings discussions that concern every atudent on campus— while the people in question sat in the grill guttling cof¬ . That seemed to sound the that "in a long-term defense ef¬ fee. . death knell for social welfare fort like this one, we cannot that the government must reforms in ftili congress. as did neglect the measures needed to This Saturday, the program is being brondrast from enee practice rigid economy In It# the silehce tliat greeted the maintain a strong economy' and the studio In the Auditorium. There will be no room for nnn-defense activities. This President's brief "restatement of' a healthy society." nn audience. But It is going out on the regular frequency stirred a chorus of joyful Fair Deal aims in broad, fene- —not solely FM. as before—and ran be heard by the whoops from the Republican ,ral terms, flcane, Democrats, mere flick of a switch of any standard radio. If you're side and noisy applause from plainly a minority In this con¬ Democratic ranks. gress, applauded his statement going to the swimming meet—(see the cartoon). Stale New* Staff Member. In only half an' hour of your valuable time, you will hear representatives from Men's council, AWS and other UMmi It H» Iflfrf student lenders discussing the plan which may aubatltate a three-branch federal system of government for the present Student council set-up. A close observer from the Coeds Admit U. of M. Letter In order for Mich « plan to go Into effect. It moot galleries, just over the head of lie hg an o//-eo//ege election. Sorilp enough, meet the President as he was speak¬ ing, could get certain general rWhom We are IttheMay Concern: authors of the Night Hlaff Tom Ktrw,. of the fete et orient h icho might role In ooeh on election impressions about the "f letter to the editor which was »u Night Short* Fdttor lelll know little of the ieeaee at etake. and temper of tY printed in the .Ian. 9 Issue of Mr*. Maurice I. Baker. N"M the STATE NEWS. Naturally, this Saturday won't Ih- your only chance to the President's address. It • In answer to the unwarranted ESSEiio. rub. tur. PATRONIZE STATE NEWS ADVERT learn about the plan. But it will provide you with an oppor¬ the applause-meter technique assumption fRaf persons witfi tunity to analyse the proposal. here peed, not necessarily rnn- "high ideals and standards After all, you are the people who will vote this mod¬ ernisation plan Into authority—or oblivion. II 'ill yon he tintming? rliistve. but apt, however, In be more reliable than statements members laler hand the studied would not stoop to the asinine practice of using aliases," print* ed in the previous edition of this CAMPUS nut themselves. In the rase of paper (Wed., .Jari. ,10), we have", much silly mud-slinging by State at U. of M. We wanted to r> The EDITOR THEofficers the Red Stocking and directors of Club. Inc wish 10 to 12 RATES — I to 1 H Idayt, 11.00; f.v* day,. $1.25. belt of IS, k*f day. .»«. Here's nn excellent opportunity for some bright Slate bring this to the attention of the to express their deepest grati¬ students and to secure the opin¬ student who wishes to perform a public service for his Ill-publicans, with 1 ion of the majority concerning tude to each girl student at Gil- AUTOMOTIVE HOUSiNS ' exertions, sal stolidly up¬ Christ Hall for her geneu*;ty at fellow huntnns. few I heir hands when the Presi¬ Christmas time. It was announced Tuesday that the second documentary on dent stressed the need of our film about Michigan Stale College was now ready for re¬ Western European allies and of lease. .lames Uettlson, administrative assistant to the building them up economically MOMS. A raMl 11 condition Econon r?5 leonard Case find militarily. They declined This new film is railed "I'nstmnrk Fast 1-nnsing." It is to join in the general applause that ToSe up from the Hemorrii- only alMuit HO minutes long. Hardly enough for a pro¬ tim_#tde fo the house chamber gram by itself. several times during Mr Tru¬ JiimI \ Moment But last year's film. "Waves of Green", was never lire- man's discission of this phase of sen tin I In the student body. It Is about in minutes long. 'our problem in meeting the A great many student* would like to see these pictures. communist challenge. Lib A Some of them are in them. Many scenes tire group shots It was clear. though, that in dealing with congress in Kiiro- and for all you know—may!*, you, too, ore a movie star. A combined program of I he t wo would make up a res¬ pean~aid the President will do well to lean henvliy on General CinmI* htivr rhungril YtSwir, thf ml* that flit around pectable hour-long presentation. Dwtght D. Eisenhower, now in tho rnmpn* an- iliffi-ront than thoy wnrr (not trrm. N»t a. LOST 4 FOU Ih-nison inilicaleil yesterday that the college doesn't Euro|>e on a preliminary survey of his big job of organizing « cuHicnlly ilifft'rctit, lint ottnugh of a nwltrhcroo to at¬ HOUSINS quite know how or when to go alsiut this, hut said that tract ovrn my untrained aye. unified Western army of de¬ if the Student council or some other, group had any ideas fense. H*publicsns contributed A careful ntmlyala of the situation has drawn out two on the subject to speak up. The college will la- glad to valient facts. First, not so many knit in class. Second, hear of them. the so-called coed pompadour sM>ms to have lirrn con¬ PERSONAL, This means n*jittlo research. The auditorium i« usually verted from the reeent Itald-eayle and ragmnp hairdo to IdMikeil pretty solid. a more human looking comtaMl-crop. thte thing at a time. Ilovv about it? Suggestions should la- addressed "let¬ ters to the Kriitor" in care of the Slate News, Union building. MSC, Fast latnsing. .Take knitting. Nothing u*ed to rile this soul more than to walk Into what should have been a normal class¬ room and see. not a group of intelliirrnt-looking women preparing to take notes, hut rather, row on row and rank on rank of flashing knitting needles bring shoved to the fore. What the dickens did the instructor think? I'm positive not one of the coeds was thinking. Noth¬ ing more than knit one and purl two, that is. And what was the mark of success in such a course? an A grade. An understanding of the subject? No. IMtamo. acting through the United Nations, sir lighting ln- getltei against aggression " Tins liigidlt.v naitraalisl with It was how many pairs of argylrs each fa' knocked out the esiiltation with W'hich coh- during the course. Nothing else seemed to count. At the giess greeted.the U.N challenge eml of the term, conversation among these fabricator* to Ninth Korean communist ag-~ ran like this: ,lession sis month- ago. Presi¬ "Whatcha think of the instructor?" "Who?" "The in¬ TWO CSADCATt gate dent Truman then was wntety ■casual* slua.nl sha ainilauitert lor inltlatlirg the UIN. structor?" "Oh him. I never paid nn attention to him. la •** hut you should see the three pairs of sue elevens that 1 got for Herman." All that seems to lie pussing now. That's fine. I say If coeds come to college to learn to tie knitwits, the woman's place is in the home. About hairdos. 1 cnlls >m the way 1 sees "cm. At the end of last spring term and the past fall term what was |>errhed nn the top of the coeds' heads around here, was something no self-respecting Indian looking for a scalp would have !withered to even take out a pen knife for. Ik Koch Collapses In Court From the overall configuration, you know good and well those Heads didn't belong to boys. You could tell AUGSBURG. Got anyway la-cause no boy would" be caught dead with a —111* Koch. the t< citing murder* of German ami haircut like that. But there they were. MW coed*. "The lluchenwuUi. col lap Austrian prisoners dm ma the rxct JSH most beautiful in the country." '..a.k again yesteiday Nazi renin* ,1 Mrs. Koch klutn| Happily it can be said this condition also seems to ho 911 \ memul lATto r. • "5 Tha prosecution announced for hi* recognition that Lanairg !-• B.a s^ai j^^WANgJ sports* chair and rented hei there mvKt be full debate and t louring up. Growing out, 1 mean. * 1 M table ut the Hid t»f today that it will drop *m>e ROOM far four bm« MrorOaie f.«d constructive criticism and for cms r AIR of uu* ipui t»«4* watkina dMoncr Ph I ll.l lesser ituogrs against Mr*. Koch mat and devote the re*t of Its caaa to his appeal to put country ahead ssr ^ s-r-b f A the severest count#—indictment of party and personal interests. Today a coed look* like a coed with a " t>nrt«.bt> : snd 1 1 It was plain that this con- ■mount of h«ir on her head. One doeen't know if it'* ail Ph #-!#B7 at M AC. tf to actual murder In th# Buchen- hers. One doesn't know what color it will be tomorrow. OtBL ON •'* . Numerous termer BorUwiwtM Mr doawstte re tortus, such as I* One doean't aak. It's simply there. ???? — ttortt Kmm Ate. inmates have testified that Mrs. usually sets forth, and his These changes seem to be bringing us all back to norm- Knot, had prieeaara bee lee aad nouacemeat that many of die alcy. But I'm not fooled:'! jutt itad what the coed of "'"T £ wdi TO y" tsA-asintially tasked them herself things we must normally do 2000 A.D. is supposed to look like. •vfmltSr * 1 " "—3 in gi '--H with her riding whip. , must be curtailed. The biggest rj»-~f —: . .■ ■; TMM ■IBlirt; ttati sits JdSC «mal Rushing Ends Tonight Couple Jfiorf In RfJTC Ceremony W/OMENJ PAGC OrIta Taa Ma At Pettjtlv* Church SMOKER 1 eb Plan Finalists f lew Cup luce ballerina-length MargAr«fuller dress. tn the first ftOTC military' wed* (Jnion Board Plans Z! trtnee flipg at Peoples church. Beverly Bridesmaid Charlotte Milner, De-' junior, wore a pale dusty' Scott. Grosse Isle junior, became troit Coffee Hour Rally k* I hp bride of Elton Moore, Bel- blue gown similar to the maid of Mile. Ill senior. Jan. 4 in Me- Studonf-facully coffee hour; > RAV *«W . Olin Whittemorc. East Lansing sponsored by Union board, will bo IT senior, served the ormal «orority m Dr., N.. A MrCune performed best man. and Don bridegroom as held from 4 to 5 Thursday after¬ Nisbett, Pon¬ comin* to a cj°** tlie candlelight ceremony. The tine senior, was attendant to the noon in Old College hall room. The , 7:31 pi'edoniu.ating flowers Were jo- best man mc«T)bcr» of the language (reference partie* Al Teller. 1WSC senior, and literature and fine arts, and psy¬ j for tonitfht. The bride- wore a candlelight James Higgons, Detroit senior, chology departments have been K. (iriinrt River satiu. ballerina-length gown with ; seated the guests. ' The mule iat- Cokp'" tt»remony will i.latching silk tulle. She carried tendants wore ROTC uniforms, re bv the Alpha Chi n brown orchid on a white leath- Small hot l*" O f olate parfait will the for the Chi rushees and pa¬ Miss itor Dorothy Parker, of activities in the ri'sident--; Mrs. Gertrudt day evening at 7:15. Dress will be informal. SUITS and OUTERCOATS rt? Mil! be used as name $ party" with little tags and angle were ^45.00 to $65.00 'A i| refreshments choice for the 'M-i $39.75 to $59.75 ua< now i' f The rushees will r favors as they Blue Key TI f*rt* Perfume :,»• Delta Zcta house Party** will SWEFTHEART BALL Rufus Foster & Orchpslra SPORT COATS 4 iki • hats represen* S00 |?.*0 is of perfume $25.00 to $37-50 ' • - i .• .r-j in the favois name tags. The were les of perfume. uth cific,' $19.75 to $29.75 • the Gemma Phi I hit. will now : The program .LAPS Colored Shirts Sweaters fjhr grass. Alpha Thetas have a informal party for Gau OSSIP OSS W«-r«- ami *3.«>5 M,m #2.MO ami M.'t. M> Wrr *3.93 lo #12.93 Mow #1,30 to *10.93 r .-t ing stage. The Pajamas Sport Vests I menu. Yellow Uwlliin mimJ i iittatH flaunt Yen- *3.93 lo *IU.IN) ack ribbon, the fnrm,-rl> ST.'IS In M.'IS Mow *3. Wi to *7.93 i be given away .W S3.JO ami 03319 '•i flower, the Permanent Waves T-Shirts tUntfu* • tire theme for party tonight ten U«r« Rayon Wt-rr I *11.30 for Irttc hair hcotily r,a Me. Tit* tnlhinc Wit,* *1.9.-, In *UMJ» Mow #2.30 i #3.93 ith ice cream arid \»H *3.119 l,i 97.W will be served as ll.iir g^E"';:acr>.^;p setrnf (MO pRWMl tteel hr i" will be featured SlvliiiR imiMH 4. kop Jackets • i Kappa Gamma Sport Shirts i f with stiver stars IVrniiinrnl* a hpun glass castle Hair I nllinc Ravmi V«vr»20.IMI to #29.93 •v The favors will Mow #12.93 lo *22.93 The house will be *3.9.", in *13.30 formrrlv ^th# hu^k meet k«|»» jm •tain, Beltv's Beauty Bar |0»« ' Tn n Mow *2.H9 l« *9.119 t final rush party W MAC. M l.n*lnf rw l-SIK I •< Vpre'lnlir VlNll Rayoii and Wool Robe* - *7.30 lo *11.93 formrrlv -25% Off 1 n»r»rc will be given »*• filled with a favor. The Mow *3.H9 lo »9.HV u uuh and silver mvwuunn ik'i (ovmii >* • itt. blue netting and Ties Wool Scarf and Glove Sets .*<"■ be served to the «nr«h n» MM ,UI» • »•«.«!_ lo #2.INI — Mow #1.19 Wrrr #3.30 lo #1.30 lo #3.30 - Mow #1.39 Mow #2.791„ #3.39 ■> • ;t hern garden and 2 for #3.INI "-<• ' *«--r A t tarty «v*t»rgy fight fO daruel bouquet »# the fav hut theru'i IIIIESTID -OStRMfl ftHI llfttn Ifon,lav Ml Jt M Ttmrrnlay m W# W~ '% 1^ : punch are «n Sight* until 9:00 Sight, nmW 9:00 at LAIUINC the. Zeta Tau r fUpp Prescription ANVjljlMT LANXINC «.v«# will orated in t "I'ortraila Ihul n(rnk" nl Un.inu Store ^ Jf p^liri„ ' ^"r" Service ar.ner aper favors ai will Br llvar ^IIAKRY WISMEH^ WJM, 6:30, Saturday 11ml Wat, Km, TOM A JFRRV f OYOOV, LOO IT 1 • You 4h .in -vh,# <<» fen»* T-w » 0»BOON VC.&R cn 1f wmv )«o me«M 1 vl MV m f IT <*——« ihn "lUliaHf" puim-ty. you TEU MC TO CftTDPPf0 0*.moMftlJ, u prttcriptii MELNUT *(N#r ftMh. (MMCDI ,ou arc »uurc4 «hill,d »*»«« » higher Ann IWirim, iofrcihcstv Ami our priur, •'» ,ou P*y cl««h«r«. Hr .ur, to brui* u» ""♦nrpt" that 94*i prcunption ? 1( Ai( UWrf *>***€ >WH*. PROBST DRUG -".(.In lm » • * w& i«iqiiK |T*ti wwi Union Agent Shot At Home mmm - ~ J-Hop Ticket On Chicago's West Side CHICAGO—<*">—A buxineu Blent of the AFL Team- Sales Date uteri anion Init night tu ahot and wounded in an ambush at his home on the west side. The wounded man. shot three times in the left arm, is A1 Ceas, 42, of local 708, In- Federation of Labor had 8:90 p.m.. room 81, Union. cc Feb. 9 and temational Brotherhood of pledged Its full support to a fight ftPAKTAN WIVES 7:90 p.m., room 22, Effective Ma ... the third •*,ln*t gangsters seeking to mus- 10. ; .. f tne tnirn cte ln arfti,ated union, Living. Drama casting. Tickets for the traditional event official of the local to be Only ust night, William A. ALPHA DELTA OIOMA shot at within the bst eight Lar. president of the Chicago 7 pan., room, 91, Union. tm- will go on sale Jan. 29 for Junior class members, Ward Otiradnik. ticket chairman announced. Sales will open at 1 p.m. at the Union ticket office. Other classes may bu^ remain¬ ing tickets, Jan. 26. Some. IS00. tickets have been allotted for each night and if any are left they will Corduroy PINO'S be sold Jan. 27, Ouradnlk said. Lcs Brown and his orchestra will play both nights of the dance SLAX in college auditorium. The band recently toured Korea with Bob Pinwale $6.95 Hope. (ttru Mft high quality with striking now Decorations for the dance will be in keeping with this year's Thickset $6.45 MUSIC SHOPS waff I* r •mboMlnf theme, "On the Town." baiM fur extra wear The first non-stop transeontin- Bay 2 Pair at thane prices • this It the imert boot you'll wont to i, j cntol flight was in May, 1929, i cutting classes to wcek.snd | when a single engine Fokker T-2 flew from New York to San Tran- LOOK AT THE n and off . . . striking -e. ..it, I clsco in 26 hours and 50 minutes. COLORS SALE campus. Come in-try a poib 4:50 p.m.—A.A.A. formal 5:10 p.m.—Air KOTC formal 5:20p.m.—Officers Club for¬ mal' u rigged - Only 7W 5:10 p.m.—Officers Club for¬ 78 R.P.M. Records 5:40 Jan. 16: mal p.m.—Scabbard and Blade formal Corduroy Shirt* in Contrasting Color* In button or tlip-otvr alylr - #5.95 KLOCK'S SHOI 4:50 p.m.—Officers group Two Legs-. 5:10 p.m.—Enlisted men group 5:20 p.m.—Spartan (luard formal Mich. Theater 423 E. Grand River 5:30 p.m.—Rlffc team formal THE PANTS SHOPS OF THE NATION New Theater I 5:40 p.m.—Pistol team formal 115 8. WASHINGTON — LANSING 6:00 p.m.—M.P. formal OUR POLICY Visit Our PREVIEW Modern Lunrlieuiu Everyday Low OF EAST LANSING'S NEWEST,, LARGEST ANI) MOST FRIENDLY DRUG MART Prices Seating 59- siior Friendly Personal • Service . lilt K. GRAND RIVER THRIFTY'S drug Serving the 'Best In Food tW/ Pit' Sc11 ., ,, w, b verytn . . a, i tig'AImost , WK tE»EEVE THE WOHT P„r Savings p III 19 THRIFTY-ONE ™ Thrifty Priced POPULAR URANUS ALl. METAL SAVE! MH IIU. i \ STATU SEAL THURSDAYS t judo > 200 STATIONERY i.isterine waste basket Thrifty Special Thrill\ xprrui iff SHEETS 5ff ENVEI-OPES CIGARETTES DEED i RIED — KM itu paste OVEN HAKKD CLEANSING Thrifty IVir.il MEAT LOAF (H I VA I'l.K'HI TISSUES 1.69 2 for 59c including Wklnwe huw. "All A <> — What's #11 this fuss.! at the special price o( my and control killinir b«skt'tball? a roup n from the I bswk Re«- REWARD FOR THE MAN iilar admission «I,00 imlud- I, |ruZ7.li> 111 llank Iha, Oklahoma Angle couch 1 in« tax. is Ln a champion of the cane game anil of control EL-- for nigh on to 25 years.. I rt J The storm broke when L SmiaO Tetttt-xoach Jack Gray sai,l |la [afl1 lOP I rf1_ „ Iba and his followers were killing the game b.v slowing wHh t tatHng. it WHO WAITED L Am* Wichita coach Ken Gun- I I IllltllS n,n* charged Iba..whose CLEARANCE I Vo 2 in the nation wuh 13 I straight victories, is using rough- U gTll^nnnn house tactics in winning I State's basket- Today pepiatry Nat llotman of Itrhich tlrilled on City College of New Ymk took a L shoot ins Ttiea- pivot, shot at Iba with the w.„ ,.- Of America** Finest f, U down l ■" . P Ing thai control teams-might hate , hard 1 imp finding teams to plus Clothing at Savings Always L thr tvne ef offense H(, Mid (an# wan( acljon f-r- " W" ° T" which Iba repbed t,«ti„ A*Hociuted With This Traditional Sanders Kvent LPn ■ 'en's fresh- "Aa long as thr-geneial'public I ... the oppo- finds method In control plating, t " s the* get foo'lt never have to ., . e. t,games "°»d I , 1 ree teams CMifaslnc Term VARSITY SHOP T.hoo«r Front tin- Nolion'g Finns Wor»lrinter to (control ns the public understands inrniloug h<; pvr- '.v'-n are rated j it is a staUihg gome Savltinn-rr'. L . • „ , nuntry. "As wc teach it, .11 is pattern |. ; -/■«" will be j,iay Thnt does not mean plo>mg fk*v *'"0'* «n .Tenison 1 slower but cbfttfat handling ot the I v ' ' night, jlmibnii until a shot occurs." • SIUKS Hand tailoring Hi thr finaat worsted*, I 1 w' th the , Cwnplalnl Surprising a'1- Complaints this year ag.omt • sinirt siiirts sharkskin* and Kitbnrdinr*. ur ex¬ I .. ilbn's deliberate typo of game 'ire K - Ihts third !has l>rrn r0"1™' *'ith Afc • press shirts ceptionally finr quality. I'. ' i'.' 'ten" being!" "url"'',r ,n l»« "»«'"><. I;... • winter jackets Normally SoM from I' ~ . y * (with less than 40 points. This \r,u to Ri.i I i . !*-s on p- K attempts to get between 49 .md 0 I • wooi. shirts . . linns'' M points a game. m ; ' n'n,h,,«« !• Iba has proven that Kail eon'i»»! \l l (.revti.y rem cep! - A January Weatkervane With Spring on Its Mind TOPCOATS IrcnicitfliHt* Sarin#* On SfMtrlsiccar A Furnishing* Corduroy Shirts Sport Shirt* PuNovrr and Itallim Stylaa Swady Said from S.»5 to IT.H5 100', Nvlon Sweater* Slack* V-Satk. I'utlncar Mfla Normally Said W IT.H IMusing's (i rentes! ('lathing Event •- Don't \li*» III 321 K. r.raml Ri»rr. Eaal 1-aoaloK IIP' TBI MICHIGAN 8TATB NEWS Engineering Prof Meat Control Fire Victims Alger Promises Clamps Authors New Text BETA TRET A f\ T*nroUy. J,„. „ .... Controversy On Auto 'Gray Market' Dr. Charles O. Harris, civil head at MSC. is en- the author ot a new text book pub¬ LANSING — (/Tf— lished by the American Technical SMALL'S The forcement of i prevent an automobile "gray market" was promised today by I it was up Its laws to *°Th«f book, entitled "Elementary p and rationing con¬ Structural Design," is designed trols on meats In the near future Secretary of State Fred M. Alger, Jr., today. Ray j Flint 1 mainly tor vocational studies and New styk version of an old fam wbs still up in the air today. home study courses in civil engi¬ After listening to meat industry . "We don't want to get lough," i aroum neering. " ' arguments that such controls Alger said, "but we can't be as legislature Dr. Harris previously has writ¬ lenient as before." four books on the subject. would cut production and create ten m)- black markets. Price Director Alger served notice of the pol¬ Michael V. DiSalle said no deci¬ icy at a meeting of new and used sion has been made to place meat car dealers and manufacturers under price ceilings. representatives held in Lansing. Ta Try "I don't want- you to be stool Earlier in the week. Economic Stabilization Administrator Alan Valentine said that as soon as could the government would it pigeons," he told the dealers, "but if- you know of any violations I wont you fo inform my depart¬ ment. I want to caution every¬ Cosmopolitan "make a try** at controlling meat one to abide by the letter and III Ball spirit' of the laws governing car Both DiSaile and Valentine sat The car dealers agreed to ap¬ In on a conference at which rep¬ resentatives of farmers,, livestock point a committee to study the feeders, slaughterers, packers and "gray market" problem and to report to Alger with recommen¬ processors urged that the indus¬ dations. That was about the only try be left free to make its own attempt to satisfy consumer de¬ agreement of the session. Ijll; mands at reasonable prices. New car dealers blamed the car dealers and the public for l> Pr«*»rtton In a formal statement presented at the conference, the meat in¬ creating the problem, of sales. illegal Do Something Special The licensed user! car dealers dustry said increased production* blamed "curbstone $ar dealers," Spring Vacation |f couple*! with limitations on in¬ the new car dealers and the pub- creases in consumer incomes, help keep meat prices would from getting *out of bounds.' The car manufacturers said Sun Valkv — Lrara lo Ski Week* "If meat production is increas¬ ed 12 per cent over the next two Lit Professors $75 af years— a definite possibility— could be held at present prices levels,, provided those who are responsible for government mon- I Indianu Governor Accepts Write Textbook 7 Day* and fi Night* Including: clary and fiscal policies hold in- ; Williams'Camp Grayling Offer Dr Herbert Weisinger, associate * ■ i — Eco¬ nomic Stabilizer Alan Valentine tr problem," wrote Gov viewing our troops at that time." white Pmilf . . . a» I »rTUc,rUb» ; hricker, "and if our div- The Indiana National guard announcer! Wednesday that the wearing ax it's smart!* Arx taiotf should go to Camp Grayling, training area at Camp Atterbury Greek, European, tailored. Minformni t>- ft- government has shelved any idea I will make it a point to be there is being used by the Army. u, % of on immediate ^across-the- . . . Stsr-Fixt (avetacr fabric r*g board" wage-price freeze. age \'r or le**>. the fcrt* plan for a quick price freeze, College forma' ALL NEW! A AJI of Manhattan'* newest jtui tr„>; days while the govern¬ Towels to last 30 rollar *t*les. ment considered more |x*rmancnt Martex. in White with "MSC" Green llordcr Blue Key BATH SIZE... 11.11 § SWEETHEART BALL Rufus Foster & Orchestra j> FAOE SIZE — ... Me ma ,19, 1.00 $?50 211 Su. Washington \ I'.S. Treat >our Manhattan shirt to 4 M.ntu invite Villi to J&Au—» GOOD LUGGAGE for (Tiiii|Mln awl farcer FASHION SHOWING ur m sm >EW SPRING SLITS MonaKrumiMd Irw BRIEF BAG * in Split Cowhide I .calllcr TO""1 C.intrniciii . . . twnn . . . -mart looking. They're nleel- 1 cinlorr.it and > I r n n 11 > >1 itched, with m»ImI mwai hultunt. /ll'II H MtTkWHIk* keen yaur mHr. man and ■n.naH $1.19 *2.9.-. M.t>5 $7.50 I.AIMIKY CASKS \laminam Hard Valcaaued *1.95 »ta»« *3.95 TRIM 60. 107 SmU WaaUagtea Ave. O |» «• 11 Every T It u r» U a y Evening « 111,1 j LUGGAGE—LEATHER GOODS—TRUNKS-GIFTS