man Releases Tax Program; s $16% Billions -e Hill Would Put Defonsf iri On Piiv-Ah-Yoii-Go Ha^is Hannah Answers Critics xr.TON— (>V>—President Truman unveiled to » yrnup yesterday the biggest tax-lioosUng nro- — $16,600,000,000 to put the defense effort ,,1,-po basis. He asked that it be split into two — packages, one u $ I o,Pirn,nop,. Of New Draft Provision ■ a • IHKI "puiekie" liill, I I>1*111# . This might mean an early increase in individual imijme l.iingli A lliiv . . [Says Recent Deferment Plan Titiuuta I I VflPftfB _ ■_ _ uxeo, possibly by aismi an \,cr cent. tlon of But there a relap Wliite thicks j Enacted For Country's (»ood H« l»%N Met It Aft V Hall UN The President made an esctta- Slim Farmer j President John A. Hannah took issue with complaints ijfaitist the new drift regulations made concerning col- orrtlnary bid for bi-partisim »u,,. |K>rt. Inviting the 10 House* Ways A visiting farmer was kmg [ lege students. rather oddly at one of Stair s In Hits Knslfrn and Means committee Republi¬ better dressed students Finally answer to charges saying that the new rulings His- cans, as well as the 15 Democrats.! rimitialofl Seeonil ll«y he went lip to the Spartan and against non-col- to the White* House to *cr the i wraps taken olT the pnigi.tm asked him: "Why are van wearing thine U.S. Strives | b'jru men. Dr. Hannah said, i ,-!•)—Chinese re- Heretofore o ii I y Democrats I white dines?" I "It must Ih> assumc-d that .esterday were have , been Invited to stu b pre-i- * "They are the only ours ■ Sidcctivn Service officials t, n p .' lines in Wdst- effort to halt views of im|>ending las icr ,»m- tnendntinns. lute," answered the student. The farmer looked thoughtfully For Quirk •ire i '.ictiiiK in t..,n dcfecrifig the rial tonal inlcr- new college urari- Some menit»ei.s promptly stig-1 or a moment and then ,1 V,lions offensive, • c- Chinese arm- into the hill* go*ted to the President th;.' cron- j omy -by cutting flu; $71 jMKMKHl.- i 000 budget would relieve some i UN Vertliel | uales for thirty days ft* give them .•rrstnkcsmr- of the need for huge tax m, re, Governor H ani- IIkI t liin.i ■i,i bayonet and taking a Rep. Ii< (N Y I alla-,1 A|i|:rr«»r v t ie publican on the tux... writing , inittee, has > burned, the hudv Slates Talk "padded" and the president ; I.AKK SitCCKSS—idl - j Th>> t'niti-d States slrm IHere , w,a> Reds were "included the major/part <• nl Kvenl v m the Kum- source said, "Fair Deal" socialistic progm the guise of defense pnont Volunteer Student Talent | last i dirt MiKht for a i|uick vcr by this' l ulled Nation utiles south- dis Yeir/v thru IIeifvr« • *r William* To tirccl llicni-ral Assembly on o 1 i 'I"' »'i «,> the attack. Ihll. centrat j President will .,sk l'.r tw. .. k. Hniuiis m ruihcr Entertains Korean Vets I'armcrs At ,'t I'.JI. oluti'H »««» appro,».-h with •(.» |.ri ,.;p -t and ninth. her TAX^I'agr ri s gaged to tht j ' F"|""V' W'"rk hild * l'lM:,c'rt Korean veterans at Percy June Hospital in Battle (iovetTtor Ii Meitttelt VVil- V i i i frt lly nnrmal" be,fee I rr?k. "l111 ^ '"'"rUined t»n|ght hi Red Cross sponsors those ale olunteer MSt' talent, hams will greet visitors for1 Home lie Plans -win by iho veterans. Mrs. Miltnn It. Hi hieh is the Bast were requested Ionising Farmers' Week today at the three o'clock afternoon ses¬ it ell! sponsor. sion itt the auditorium. I til rr Y9*n t omiHilIre International "ln" Master and Mistress ■ t1 > « ~-'Williams will Muak lirtrfly l»e^i ( »»•« forts Uv vkoobt in- imme«tiah high-•'.ilihr•- lhi«r terrify ;ts the Ceremonies will he Roger t .Oil I !vllllt*l*S a western iombat. Korea One Scholarships (Juiiin, Kast laiiisinK aepho-i miiro .nil Vitamin l'«n«lHirn, .. . M Ilile ■ , I' l"ee/.e 5?a>terTif will he Ilie Natioiuil lounge one oi Newsom * fiist ad- tt j 1 ^ , in MARi.ARIir Moot "T-i-tuc'ii .Cleveland llcixht,. Uhbl lopltfl. | . i h' -es •vince he replaced the late Allied of- pounds, i er. Act, will Include: Phyllis Walk- : Pleasant Ridge fte»hinan, und Eased Uv U.S. * i AM.N , «/Fi T Featured tins evening will be .[ up Iheir 11,.,1,1c, d.ifirp routine; Meile ftaybci,, lion*. | the ci dirn scent t»» mij munlf and ... .. .1 program; if drama, \ urmy south of annmiiu ' Allraaii Junior, harmonica wire- j " '* 1 ' «iar>« e given by the drtimr til fimdly on . irge men bo oght in elements \ tarns. te» Moiriaon. < ild Oreen- I IB .-tiny-old . : and 40th prm- , The by the * I'ffiir rAoic inn-, Exhibits S«'t Up . wnh. I'i.iik,'client -1111.1. y... .11. .1 I .... | noe-ic and .women'.* phwienl cation (tepavlmentii U is *c •thi» fwwih j Fxlra Hew»h • I t tie went i Sew11 area. I is pad i tlic National lloi I Al*n in the Show are. Belly : manv |hno,and, < for H p n 1 The assert jt i ailed" hy lords pro\ twt'u-il Iron! Sen junx'onomiis the For Farmers' Tripi—HMO,. ! piMito -S»«m.w .ciphomore,; sele*1t«niJ» Joanne I inak, m |hc ,rdrr„| , tm aler .S E n t e *« fti. j am ('ST willing tn |M u * k eg «n gophomore, baton j Week Visitors twirling, Jim Rubola. Manteno, • lllinopy fienhinan, guitur - i .S»muit.ini*"telyt m*le. j bili/,iti«.ii »»o,»i.i | hall at Flo.shiijg .far I Uoiw. according t«» John RmgU*. Idtmu nil.l.lAMH. Page j Red « I'W* wilt «l*o ^n-ii i I monthly partira. the first f*mr tn oc%e a tin ami North ' tdislertng \* ijl dtM »«• .» Valentine party on Krbmaiv 1.1 act . filing to (tinny PhWi«'Mi Tickets For Annual Stag ' Back. Wctl- Ka.hmn M,ov I a i*' slionsi.icd by the Detroit Times guartcibaik Cltib, Ralph ^ , ^..V.ViwI indus"' They will nerve re- Vminir, dtrevtnr of athlntics announced lo,lav. j,,, and entertain the Vet- Seu nty tickets have already ia-s-n sold and the tew re- | ,,1H. hwlrt, ,.1 - - mainline can la- purchased i isoic.i .isait •.male, non-veietao lit'* Need >,i I ras II ! from Younjf la-fore Friday. Urn." c.. ahi..m t.lllll I />ifiA( . _ , | Ihe banquet honors Clar- | ak|||||.|l I It'lll*S C.olil ('overs (rraves Speak 1 h- ^««i"» , " J,S On New vOiltner' Query Entire Laml Bridge tit the Md- j •fthegnt Wtwtnesdir oit'ign Sluth'iil* > *n all-time h»w I'm IIt iir llaiiiiali at C'arrtMHi, M« iig* were' «rm»n it Smiglit ildinga' a* the with- «ll Strike r(K»rt«'d i i M4ght a.fed- The NEWS IN BRIEF ■er.-ir.sr he or At Until rain or KiNht >lrr| o#«>d of hittd from Tex#* to pelted a hitting Xrkan- | War (li'imiiial* I'.-capc Fxcciilion Atn v (.eft Lu*lroil rim,l la uoM4n4. inkb the aoothern f^rt> •t .Trnnmrc, . Ken- In-j Mita and Ohio, «irvl pur it nit* of Ui CaruUn*. Virginia and I U.S. Saves Hermans21From Callous The number of death* attribu- FRANKFURT bar go r*l to thi* wrek * « auit i United Stair* "1 on II Sit ifiprm f* (onirori avert from the by the cur- I'ninologv Forum reed .: (tmendatmns >i 4 three-mati j'l'o Hear Expert j! aidex. Alfred K/U| p. a? H Kfipp • in the - Handy Saved h»: t• leniency in I r ir I Hi«•> After Surgei | The relatroiwhtj* of arrl' The sweeping t • a, ""xsi nHjMiHon\ ; by Hitler in the Mabnedy mai>r>at*ie ca«e on the f» '>mmitted , i i-rr ., 1 ad1 ertiarng and frutt market- ' w«rv_^rrme^ et 'ence ed pabIs died veaterdav 5 9 ,n* b* explained by Maynard German w.U l^ e*e» rtercd by the Al- • m the midat of "confuted, fluid *rvtc* in fMgv grafted the kidney r a;vd denperafc combat action, • r,t rvi^ irti Farley Jr., marMger of the Mich- Malmcdy nuuMK-te. >>. a roufit/'y. I davs after the «>pfratcin igari State apple iurnniiM»imi. at ; eral hundred unarr.ad j !a»t attempt to turn the trda vt brother- {|0~l«avc the h-.^rtai lu r j 7 30 tonight in mom 204 vt Urc j er* of war and lb U »oan fcOxerno ent j Allied *uc the Enjtoh- ,,a. * ago.. IU waa 78. I attend. to 25 ye»ri>. cciunuttee *a «a- uta convicted^of war crunet. denully leccwed u> - Corrections InUrprrting I'lie Newg Michigan State News Released- On Purpose Of Lewis Storv #lfnitedNations PIltl.ADF.LPlllA frill Authfirities sinitl Not Dead Yet Civil Liberties that JPf, Richard verity r»f Delaware '■f»r«»fewio»\' has refused N. Id .. Hv .1. M. AH Enrrign ROBERTS. JR. Affairs Analyst Cinrakintr through last year's Student rnuneil mooting ^'certain questions'* abt A pisn nskcd mo the other minutes we found did the chairman of the Civil Liberties nese scientist involved rtiy why t didn't write the obit¬ uary of the United Nation*. committee on ttvo occasions wasn't very happy with the l»r. trail was ratted before He was thinking that, by WMk ehe hiul to do—If any. the I'.S. Immigration sefvlee marching up ttie hill and then down afain on matters of prln- 7(*i CV't. 25, 1050. she told the Student council that the to frsttfy In the proeeedlnrs (■OtqWiitt.v had no work to do, "as yet," and that she was against Itr. Ilatie-Shrii Tstrn, eiple regarding Korea: by side¬ Chinese Jet propulsion expert. stepping such questions as the ofcdtTfor suggestions. Again on Nov. 15. 1050, she moved Ilr. Tstrn has been aerttsrd of Allied erosslng hf the .tilth par¬ the Civil Liberties committee la-dissolved. Other council- bavins at one lime been a allel; by failure to subseribe men suggested work the conimittee could do, and although member of the Communist sufficient armies tn do the Job: Mlna I tori* Smith's motion was geeonded, it was finally Party. by the split over Chinese ug- gressinn and sanctions, the U.N. tabled. Al the last Student council meeting, Miss Smith gave a The nature tit fir. lewis refused the to questions answer left the non-Communist nations with no alternative but to cen¬ CAMPUS report of what her committee was doing, in particular with ter their search for unity out- side the organisation. the current discrimination issue—"the Horace tirahum CLASSII . Well, there's samethlng to case." The report, if nothing else, was very cute anil corny. thai. Mm i'm not ready In A resolution. :d the sqnie meeting, by two other council write the t'.N.'s ehttaary yet. (Lewis) wn« a student ;it Cali¬ niemls't'i on certain actions to be taken on discrimination PHONE IN YOUR AO l-ISH, Eii 268 Issues on campus and across the street was passed, Imt. fornia Institute of Technology - 9^ Miss Smith wasn't too liitqpv about it. Sbe didn't think "it responded with him since 1942'. RATES—Minimum ekarjpt for IS word* 0r |eil. ( . would do anything," The resolution wits left with her com¬ federal autliorilies said they Dcspltq the bitter split which 3 days, $1.00; fivo days, $1.25. £ach w rat Ik \r BMr Amm .* *' Here studying the ease tn de¬ mittee, nonetheli -. It^j.slill there. termine what legal action. If has developed over China, the Last Wednesday, Student Council President Hob Rom- any. is to be taken against Dr. tJ.N. seems stronger than it was bouts cancelled the lir*l organizational meeting of a non- Mk before the Korean crisis. It did AUTOMOTIVE The Associated Presfc reported serve as a vehicle for demon¬ council student committee mi rumpus that wanted to work erroneously Monday that Dr. strating that the free nations on the elimination of discrimination here. The council Will fight Communist aggression. president reversed an earlier decision by the Organization's llttreau of the Student cotinejl which allowed the meeting. His reason was that he didn't want to see a duplication of effort and overlapping of plans. The Civil Liberties com¬ mittee was already working on The issue. If the committee didn't do anything in a few months then the group would EMPLOYMENT 1«» allowed to organize, he said. There seems to he some doubts even among eouneilmen that the committee is really doing something. Mnyho they Truman Farnrs Income are. At least now they have a group of students watching ferial hit them. Maybe they need more help to take some action, In L Ueel which rase we think they could ask for some help and eo-op- ASlUNOtON don. Sources of revenue; lie got busy a I err r\p( ?quqntly, were less product I Democrats, a fe ■the rami eration from students at large, especially a group of* stu¬ and revenue was spreljf dents that already has shown some interest in the same thev were already mped with complaints fro mstituents high-pres¬ ;»•*»"! Mate sul We hope Miss Smith hns Mime work to do to keep her et on for a busy 11 nil justify the existence of her committee. If not, nent other prevalent In th« she might us well step down. There pre other student* Ha warkctTaroong pro- LOST 4 Republicans. When the within und without the council who seem to lie interested. me DcmocraU deserted credible. ' Rr: the Wave ant M MSG Movies drafted the sain delegati At last the-.student b«slv is going In get a ehnnee to s< HDEFUNGER BAKING CO. two-moving pictures Tttsiut the subject that interests the! -the most—themselves, and the school they attend. Atom Damage Aeon from StTheetre "I'ostmiirk Lust Isinsing" anil "Waves of Greon." two documental! 1,1ms aland Michigan State College, Sail Krnncisco ol'i—Claims for damages ri'sulling from will tie shown on Kelt. II in I he I'nion ballroom. There rent ntomic Isimb tests in Southern Nevada are pnurttijt ,2^*Ri will lie three showings at limes lhal will he announeed nf life, high enough !'. S. I.asscii, loss managei of the Insurance Company of sultn. ado primarily with the idea of sending irth America, said "about 5i claims" have I wen rvcetvisl Tl"' ' oil! groups throughout the *tate and his office.-r-The comjaitiy's West Coast heml'iunrtet.s are ca' St;n Not Ten late To Nan Jose. all the ORDER YOUR made on campus with many *hots being Lassen said the claims ask payment for broken window* Tin- VAtENTlNf PORTRAIT student life. In order for the student, idVracked walls. — H1CXS STUDIOS a lot of organization was needed. k-s. 6 6169 For Arpomtmei Jii-l A Moment Hoard. These two groups are nl«o finding the hill for the rent of the ballroom. They deserve a voteof thanks for their effort and generosity. Vroo An incident came up in the STATK. NKW'S city room Eisenhower In Capital Tuesdav night that t a used quite a flurry with the hoy*- SERyia] on the ilesk. About ft p.m. the teletype in the corner To Report On Findings Rri'urrrnth there h agita¬ started clanging its attention bell*. lib nk wire enpv |gi|ier was (tie phrase Moving across the ATTENTION Ml' II- WASHINGTON—(/D—Cen. Dwight IV Eisenhower tion l«r a Federal sale* la*. It U promoted most vimrously by vnlth and corporate inlrmU IGAN STATK NKW'S. Then the electronic keys out the dateline . . . "W'onju. Korea—UP)—Major pounded General Gangwov flew into the cntiilal in a sleet storm yesterday l>> ad¬ medal* to eight l .S. Second vise President Truman, congress and the American people, what should is' done to build Lliropoint defenses against taxe* and xhtft the burden Id Edward Almond presented Division soldiers for \alor and leadership ..." Lollapsc kill: WiLCOX consumer taxes. The aim »C the lb-Was the story of the decorating of Uob lavilt. M.St 11 In Erin communism. recurrent ramyilum Is to es- Second Hand Store June. '5d graduate, on the W'onju airstrip. That AP story t.il»ltwit ceneral sales tax as a Advunce'"preilictions were hiard that he would report a ran on the front page yesterday, thi Monday we received n need for more American troop* on the continent und word that a Detroit paper hail published a paragraph about for a strenotis. inoperative effort by nil North Atlantic the i ervtnony. The AP had run nothing. So- Monday, treaty nations. attvrnopn. a call was place*! to the A**o*.iated Press bureau lac miles away ill Lansing. "Chech on it for us." wc askisl. The result whs that special story Tuesday night from more than ha if-war around the world. W'e tore it off the machine, more than a little impressed at the power of the little machine In the corner. W'O-VF; TRANSto*2 altogether for He was a member of the Ways and Means Committee when the previous effort was made to en¬ act a general sales tax. The country was in the midst of dc- frbmarv 1. H I!it Using King Sol rlrrlriritl t.iuyut V > PINO'S SALE Til IM'.M. KH OIIM COMIM K.S III . TO 70'r OH amts a a.m. — rm itsn.w If* amaxini;! Ju*t k*ok »l lh*^r *a%i«tjc« durirtje Town A ( i4lr^r Hhuppr"* nil A i n FAD Ann Thuf*Mia>, Eriidaj and Salurtl;»> ualt . . . MKKNS SllOKS! SPOILT t*.\si us: of Shop now for your handsome ft Spring wool Miit. Be tut* you gel f thai cailored-to-perfection look, ihosc hirOcfiul, wooderful to /rW wool fabrics, that cur to liandsaailKf-uatljtiun fit. An J ail at Haiuimadscr's always surprising low prices! ■nil Vals uliiu-" Natural I'ui** to Man Hon — 111'1: %%G^kae7 THE MTC HIOAN STATE NEWS Thursday, pe Council Group INFORMATION New Try outs Set Six Petitions To Investigate URADVATC Iiutmmental. solo and group Filed For City Discrimination College House. STAT* "Kitchen RTVOCm oMI Frolic," Sat. 8 p.m.. specialty acts are wanted by the Oionysians. SHOP Tryouts will be held tonight in room 42 of the Union, from 7 to Council Scats ) -■ of Union, »:30 for those who haven't tried Arlion Postponed; DR room out before. Director Dorothy Har¬ rison. Detroit graduate student, Mayor Decline* To To Awail Advice Run For Office 3 p.m. Preliminary Investigation find the best method of instruc¬ to ski an Meeting, 7:30 p.m,, 326 Natural Science. Grill Remains Six Candidates have filed peti¬ tions for election to East Lan¬ Thursday SALE DAYS • — Friday«Saturday For Savings In 19 Thrifiv ting MSC students afcmt, racial sing's three vacant city council WINGED HPAMTANH NEXT TO LUCOX Tilt* discrimination has been begun by the Student council civil liberties Hangar Flying with coffee or cokes. Dutch. Old College Hall. 2 Open For Post seats for 1951, Council members Max Strother and Cornelius Wagenvoord, whose p.m. J-Hop Parties S»e ' BOB PINS Doris Smith, committee chair¬ terms expire, are seeking re-elec¬ LARGE SAILING fl.ll man, said action would be post- tion. Meeting. 7 p.m., room 35 Union. pOned until the committee hears I.S.A. RIDE M RKAt TTOK Special grill hours for post J- Mayor Burr Twiehell's term al¬ from the National Association for so expires. He has announced Thrifty Priced Berkey lobby, 5 to 8 p.m. Open hop parties have been announced the Advancement of Colored peo¬ to all students. by refreshment committee co- that he will not run for office in ple, to which they wrote for ad¬ chairmen, Mary Lou Brown and the 195! election. , vice; on the Horace Graham case.' Resolution two calling for four RADIO GUILD Tower Room at 8.30 Chris Jennings. If one more petition is accept¬ Friday night the grill will open ed, a primary election will be Thrifty Vrkt* 5c major steps against local racial discrimination was passed at the last Student council meeting. The XI at 1 a.m., immediately after the held Feb. 19. Merwyn SJmnjscr, Rush smoker, 214 Charles St., dance is over, and remain open city clerk, announced. until 3 a.m. Saturday night it will The six candidates are: Max 28c motion was introduced by Tom , Angeli, Iron River junior, and open at 12 and stay open until Strother, 545 Division street; Cor¬ MUM TNT* PUTl nelius Wagenvoord, 950 West- Gaylord Sheets, Lansing junior* * Briefly the steps are: A letter to local-barbers asking German Officer* emphasized that only lawn; Howard C. Walsh, 516 Bai¬ those couples attending the J- ley; Lawrence Kolbnorgon, 549 |.„,,ul»r Brand* 2 tubes 31c Hop would be admitted fo the Division; SHiart Bowermnn, 522 Cigarettes if their shop will-cut any custom¬ griN during this time. Driving East Cawood; and Mrs. Nina Mc- er's hail, "regardless fo race, col¬ To Hold DiHeiitwion permits also extend to the area Pall, 436 Charles street. or, or creed" " Three West German police of¬ around the union, so that cars East Lapsing' TALI. LAN Publication of the survey re¬ fices will hold a panel discussing can be parked close by. bo chosen the sults; to Encouragement of ail students; patronize all nondiscrimina¬ rearming Western Germany to¬ night at 7 in the Tower room of tlie Union. a A special breakfast menu, plbs sandwich special, will lie avail¬ Dr. Hans Leonhardt. able to grill patrons after the then it is installed. Tuesday was the final day for oters to register. The regular «169 (>rln» PET MILK tory shops, and to express their opinion* on discrimination to their associate professor of political dance February 8 and 10. science, will act as moderator. lection is April 2. WITH THIS '•merchant." as well as reporting The police Officers are Adolph all cases of discrimination to the; investigating civil liberties com¬ O. Fink, llans Joerg. and Gott- hart Von llacke, all studying Order them Siirrial V*** 12c mittee A commendation 1o President American police method* here. The program is sponsored by the early r.oc shavecream John A. Hannah for his policies International Relations club. The in relation to discrimination. meeting is open to the public. The DenDsf* Special: S1.59 FELL POI ND ' un mi r t ..nllmmr, I rem Ltd P.M. i if IIEKSIIKY BAR - 59c Maliiire Ms HI, and Mlmta, lee !4r u K/ll Valentine Gift Suggestions Krow.se Htlli \ V K S M l KltA VI For Your VALENTINE BOXED CHOCOLATES slate'* l arinl and riMKHT Or MKLCtTIOK BV Itrmrt* — |.2.» m/i Reid's Flower Shop Hearts — #2.00 Magazine llriurtmrnt Jrwelife I2H WEST ORAM) IUVKU EAST LANSING Hrii-lie* Over 3IJ>nq 500 Title* WE FIGHT INFLATION ! ! Elgin American ('.mil parts "Uw Nnn," Pockrt ONARETTES 11.78 A OARTON S2J> ip Sited 2 PAOKS FOR 38e 1 jbalwL 1 Ufram Manirurr Set. 31.86 ip More"Thrifty" FARMER WEEK SPECIAL IDEAL SPECIALS NAVY T-SHIRTS | VttucUm- j They hi ve ill the charming sentiment of i f lluiisrliold Fuse* 4e \ . 2 far 31.00 hygonc day* with a touch of today added, 4 £ llol rial. 78c — 2 f«r 31.60 L,fnufi/v for slNf.Li: UNIT KI M/IT 2.48 »»*» I.KI ,ur HC.H Slut linn Oldspicr CORN 1 (Oil. t Wlii«k Broom nliiglir — I .(Ml .'1(H) Yurdloy Bond Strrrt R alrr — 1.05 WMhUIXi t.feaiiMiig |i Tra K til It* SHIPMENT IF Koiimmi Prince** Mi C.fl H Lighter* — 0.50 up MILITARY MSMNIA FUR MITTENS —SI.7I LAMit: JJ |**» " HEART SHAPED C O te*a 111 Di ll. Mltf (akr Fan SLAVES — All Prices sridAi. 3k 2 hurs 21 Thrifty Luncheon Specials JACKET and PARKA CLEARANCE SALE Ihurmlav — Friday —- Juice Glasses Mraliiall* and I reamed Sill, i \\\0\ DIMf (loj SWEAT SNINTS — SI.71 Spaghetti i r,« wrvtd •« T. 7 lit* Jir LAMES NYLNNS — >e* - sasre • Salad KaU aid MW, ad — lUthi and *. 1 Stilt, rrwad flashlight 2 for 2, Kallrrirs 51 tMgc foality 62t 64* 2 for Ik — SI.2I MEN'S JEANS —32Jl ' I liur*. • Fri. • Sal. Saturday — H •• < lurry .1 LAMES JEANS — 32M Only n *» ALL M M (Jturolah* Com/tletr Stork Sula Suprrburger Of All lour ui. thesi: vai.ius c:an in: iiaii at oik IrcsHi Inn . All II CIVILIAN DEPWHIENT SI OH I IV I.l IMM. I2r TrtnunMo Houtruurr 1.000 R U< StKI'LIS ITEMS — PHONE 62c anil kilrhrn \rnl$ Make 1951 A FOX HOLE PX l uWe Sell Everything ■ • • Almost" Thrifty One UNDERNEATH PROHM'S OKU. SI ORE 49c M>1 E. GRAND RIVER ' ' ie Boxing Squad Ball Players Wisconsin Unbeaten Patronize State News Advertisers mh To Entertain its Second Key Man Matmen Seek Third Win ,*joii t^nits Team For Studies; U.S. Troops by Don Ryan, 153-pound Big Ten champ. and Bob L.eisl, team cap¬ >|c\nliffe Replace* Marek Westoyrr »4 '— Air Force Base, Several Mass. tain and a runner-up in the Bit'. major leaguers Ten last year. rived here today for organized Orris Bender will meet Ryan *Mural Schedule At The Dorm Cleaning Counter • n> n.uc arnoi.i) isebair* second swing through ling team to meet the Spartans in who has not lost a match this s Iroop liases in Europe. Jenison iieldhouse at #. They rtan mitt received n eecond .KO punch in A dozen managers and plovers boast wins over. Northwestern, season, in the feature attraction jof the evening. Another headline Re .Sure To ALWAYS ASK FOR #l,„thcr key man — line Johnston, I65.p«umilf r, e scheduled to take off tomor- ! | Whenton college, and lowu State match will send the Spartans 177- j ha, voluntarily nuit the team because of pressing IW for a Bight to England and! plus a tie with Iowa. e: many. pound wizard, Gene Gibbons, I They will spend sev- hj, Mow falls within n week of Gabliy Marek's al days with air force State now has a .500 record for against John Falter. Gibbons is! troops at ! the season with wins over Pitts* unbeaten in his four meets, with j ritish installatidbs. then move ij burgh and Indiauu and losses to three falls to his credit. A weak • the American Zone of Ocr- ; j any to conduct a two weeks' j Iowa State Teachers .and Ohio Olooj ankle hindered' him against jseball I State. Despite the differences in State, but lie still came through clinic for occupation the records , td the two teams, with a' 4-0 win. The troupe will go to Germany j Spartan coach Feiulley Collins be- Other men to take part in the 1 the request of the Defense De- ! lieves the local matmen have a meet for State will be Ruben She- ] i good chance to add.to their avev- hie.an at 123 pounds, Marty Shey- ! | age in this watch. man at 130 pounds. Joe DiBello ! In the past Wisconsin has nev- til n rated improved When (he Minnesota Kell Refuses First (a>ntmet j or been too i \ strong in over-all Bob Gang at 147 pounds In the performances, he said, but have heavyweight division Frank Kap- always had a few outstanding rnl will meet the Badgers' Art gramdors. This year they have a Prehlik. SUCKS lis Friday, | stronger team than usual, sparked In the two previous meetings of catty revis- UETHOIT - ,r HaiM-hmini SPECIAL The California Manner 3 DAY SALE • Rerewed Pocket* • Saddle Hand Stitching HOSE eM?v • Svamleim Waistband 4 Tapered Rnttom* er by one pv. With the J-Hup around the corner n coed's thoughts Gives Sjteech turn to formats. Room 120 Aud. became a poul¬ Party dresses are soft and try slaughter house last week . . feminine this year with a cloud with an audience to boot. of frills and ruffles. Replacing Knife in one hand and pet sturdy stylij, the slimmer, more casually tail¬ ored lines of last year, formals chicken in the other, short course Afi student, Elwood Kcaume mode short order of the chicken. Before Detail pleats is emphasized in tucks, and ruffles, rather than the eyes of his public speaking class he killed, dressed and ex¬ fein the class added flowers, bows and orna¬ plained the whole process in ments for decora ton. technical terms. Still first on the fashion agenda His instructor, Mrs. Donald is the. fitted strapless bodice with Hayworth, said later that it was the unusual visual aids Seyffert Snytt brogi a full sweeping skirt that swirls most gracefully out at the hemline. speech she ever had to mark. Net chiffon and stiff taffetas The chicken, slaughter equip¬ have replaced smoother clinging ment and paper and boxes for the materials to obtain the bouffant inediblcs were brought from Re¬ sume's own farm. Straplemt Taps After her experience, Mrs, Tops arc strapless this season Hayworth expressed the hope with many layers or folds of ma¬ that the "ready to cook" chicken terials across the front. Frilly in¬ would be presented to her. sertions of eyelet embroidery But it went home to Resume's, lace give a rounded appearance. wife for their dinner instead. A swirl of lace or net in a *tolo gives added charm to bared .boulders. Col6rs are primarily delicate Healthy Farm instels, Economy Seen with campagnc, pile green, pale blues, soft pinks, yel¬ lows and aquas popular. For iddetl glamor and a finishing touch,- tinted matching of eon- xnstmg fabric pumps lend a dra¬ By Specialist matic dash of color. Fashions of Distinction # Here's Fortune's ctat»c Williams Plan: brogue yoe went everywhere. Dutch <■ 3 leather is melted to thick oll-weother vi Speech Here yog sturdy styling ond utmost pro'a' winter wear. Come in—try a pair. luii-tuvnty-Nix alilmtt nwd CAMPUS CLEANERS 517 EAST GRAND RIVER AVENl'E program for Farmers' » style show displaying "FOR CAREFULLY CLEANED CLOTHES. '(•signed and made by COME TO CAMPUS CLEANERS." The show will begt^ sc declared the • S|H'riul I Hour Clrjininj: Service • I'rrsa While Yon Wail • Allcralimi- mill Itcpiiir* • l.aunilr. Service Fur Irirurrly dining it idiiunnt ulmo*iiliere OPEN EVERY Tax Bill llit^cst In U.S. History THURSDAY EVENING • I Dining Ihmcis Olti-W Mime RY cm C M Ml CRT IMA I MK II AVE. PHONE UNTIL CAWCORNER ANKLET imbsons GET-ACQUAINTED' Sale You'll imiii the iv o»t ciitkol Mapui" vn in Out 100% wocA . {ockct of imooth, iilky gobou* Hand ibkhed COl cu ood pocket f>opt. Q'tde* M»» i pp#' Ideol tor 4