ics Stage Tank ick On Red Line; DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION .my Losses High VOL. ;15 MICHIGAN — TUESDAY, FEBRUARY C. 1051 KIVK CKNTS Dialed 51.000 Red Casualties j laugh \ ftg ¥ Beginning Of UN Offensive Oh, Shuck*! It's Plan Macklin Commencement; Simple! Jacqueline ' Greer. Jacki.n Faculty Group OK's Trial Basis I freshman, was jurrreed itus week to see her name jo the Wells hall fall term hemer roll. ♦ | credtte.l with a 3.1 ater-.-e "It wasn't hard. I Mat even a hnnh," she h>M her friends She wasn't ktddittg. This a net lirst term in college. Gimme That lUill! Committee Not Convinced New Ruling Open-Air Plan Practical Slav Alter Draft Laws Billion lUtfl lined By Snytler On the central K< tank-led allied force inyder out- ward to gain four n , 155.000,000 •» congress reent more 8ee ALLIID. htr 6 ; tittle fel- pamed by Appeal Made For Veterans' Eiitertaiiiment weather, the Aiitlilittiiiitw Hiilttl •.vlth a bnre inintmuui of physical facilities, ceremony and decora¬ For I nittii Ittiiifflii tion*. and'with puhlic admission* : severely restricted." j Dr. R A. Runnels, chad man of [the faculty commencement com- i nutter, explained the hesitant atll- ■ tudc toward outdoor exercises as ded. if the 1 fear of rain The senior class ran* individual J) outdoor nut afford to fully outfit both ait exercise ami Jenison rteld- : house, accordingJo Runnels. Cagers Come From Behind To Beat Minnesota. 50-44 After the DiSalle To (»*»%€' rrvlre group Orders Hilling >1 Meat Supplies Opens led Top Uniform Hannah .Meets ri to »!ir •aiivc type Unrotvil* Set •her* had **cd In They stalled the . On Kdueatioii For April 16 In Washington Horowitz, art finally i appear on the Muh- olWge Jerture-concert Former MSG St mien t FilletI t*-akri and the p •Ull to be decided .|<»i«llls S|HMIM»rcd h«mn to and tie Noii-t redit CourM- trounced Offered In l'olv Sci inn irlntr llos Badutaetire Snow Memlwr*- K\eenti\e Position* ANN AftftOR «lh.-Uni*M«t- f Michigan MrteMi< t* lnelutle New Council To Make Appointmen Stveih'ii To Serve On I V Committee the I AKi: United fVd'LVs 'AS Nations S -ertcn consented U»t night to w rv Oftn.es tnu>mifte* ot the India ha ha* ryied U> Coat Seasoutg } r-m to the group H« - >< fused tu take. The committee u seehing -» -culma-nt of the K« \>»»f for thy two vacetii Lati- el tor rve*s«<.r n » ' m%| a;i torn Linton Lan- j needs a lUwnilton. •* >|N aktT nng vem y Pb»! Van t Mucfi i^nw. and John t"lmg- I A'Uluug. \ instated. fun ova Heeeive Letter From Bosnia !«*«***• t . *e •• • •• .«••• ' 'Will*' rr»ar laming Kg*Karwye T'.elide Har« id MOfMLOW—■idh—-British^ Amrririn and frt :-hrr *«rw> 'created ey inc j Knox, tor Vr>,t >.-.•* V" t-i ers were Initl* oted into Alpha Phi Ornega. na¬ tional service fraternity, Friday yy T * • ■ r N:aM Courteau Connie r"'\ I— 'inue until Feb 17. Croup Alpha Delta Tlielti National Newman 'club' day evening in the Onion. New active* arc Joseph Slaju*. , Sunday will be observed at New* Initiates II ictii os Trip man hall after evening tie vot lops. Carney snphotwore; ,1ame* Jossop,* Byjron jtmior; Robert Pramv Bv Cnnilletighl Father Morris from Grand Rap- Coldwatcr sophomore and Ashjey Feb. 9 Alpha Delta Theta, profession¬ Services! i is V' •!l lead; meditations and . ' Sinnett, Renlnn; Harbor junior. Other* are Don L'pchurch, Van Jone* pa- al medical During the weekdays nf the Dyke sophomore: .lames Moore*. v technology sorority, Holt Senior; Quentin Stult2. Ligfr* ted t«* home recently initiated. 11 women m a nier. Intl. freshman: Barrett Har* J-Hop hreakfasts and a skating candlelight ceremony. 4 jay b.V The initiation was held at the Lemon sen ile* will be held 'ow greaves. Pleasant Richard Joseph, Hartford soph- Ridge junior: it tv highlight Christian Student trekked to College house. • Wednesday and Friday evenings. v o m o x e;. a nib David Dlsbrow, The new initiates are'!. Joan « the hospital Brooklyn. Mtrh. freshman. !he tt:p a* part Carpenter, Patricia Roscommon sopho¬ Future Teachers more; lYealey. White t- entertain River Junction. Vt. junior; Bar¬ bara Otto, Go*se Prjinte sopho- To Hear koupmnii Coed Story Content -sr.--- . C.W< were Jac* more; Betty Jane Tickers. West¬ Future teacher* may learn Held By Magazine Un«« * j urine; ern Springs. HI. sophomore: and .aboyt the school* of Michigan to* Lansihg fresh- Rena Novak, Clio sophomore night ot the. Fl F.d club meeting »-.v East Lan- Other initiates are Waltraut m room 31 of the Union. Decthy Mere- Ruhland, Okemos sophomore; Su¬ Gue«t speaker will be Dr. G ,-j. Jeanne Sie- san SaylAr, Lansing sophomore; Robert Konpmun, Michigan's as¬ ;one magazine. Maryalyce Smith. Detroit soph¬ . sociate superintendent of public I F • Lansing omore; Nan Curry, Flint sopho¬ instruction. Dr. Koopmon will i more; Janis Neei, W e stern j answer .questions from the aud¬ > published in the Springs, 111. sophomore, and K*- ience *t the com hupm. of his of the magzine. telle Hayes, Menominee junior. Fashion* Styled Individually e contest is April Liechtenstein i a the Upper Rhi In France, Says Mile Terre judge*. Length of the star- Social Circuit French theirs even women more dislike seeing other than American women women Terro, French educator and lecturer, yesterday told home in dresses like do. Mile Helen economies students and far- Feet? omorc: O'Neill. Aliee Aavage. C.rosso Pmr, 'and Jeannrtte Flint Martin. Hubbnrdston t . - jun- nit., _ l<>' Three time winner ^ of the the wearer. The hat must suit the face before it »* termed • n.ce'hat. Ballot Box •r* are John Petersen, Cen- stile Tmw r.Pn,-h M.ftrrims. Ypsilanti junior, bciami M1U | r . „ Xi Delta actives winter I L r lerry Retta ban- Croix de fiUerre for her ser- Recent Psi Upsilon pit.- sen.ot; llenrv Srhnelker.! vice* to France, Mile Terre *nld '°r '*,t* V'"'' COTT1' ^'nn on 'n* eluded: Joy Mark. Knpp: "''w.X'v'"sUbm, i ,h»» lh' Fr'mh ,MhioM Km «*• i . ... cation and the French ministry of j | cot res po fjtnsing sophotn >1 c «'it,r *su";; il'r.trd to rirnchT «m« and, [ e<1 ucalion talked on '"France: |at ;»* f• i-t tVavne fiever. v K • . , , . I. t'«< ma ml. « bat they liked to wear. N\» pro- jj Source of Fashion Inspiration j Mu**rtman. Alpha llulilHird, T»li mini Srahu.i. l>« Tillmarn- bju.i. 'r :■.t v. a* i. and Calvin ' motion 1* necessary. k • Kay's Knit Shop* ith t.he | Betyt Campbell. Gamma junior, is o i ; pr;incP p the fourth largest tex- j French women's army during I u,WM,r 203 M A C. 'Stemhef K. L. Merchant* Falter, l.ima. O!.,.. i" Sunntnn. !' »wiyh p.i ' world she Mated. Thi* is not due!| Wot 1.1 War II. ! , , association . Jane Itentnn.' < ™ abundance «.f t aw maler- I Mil, To Hunk . j Wintl .tr ti. . i ' iiib". f »r France h lacking In most Mllr Holrtir Tfrr, -a ill t| r:>k i <' I.ii.t ,, i of the necessary product* The ( .... at Director , ' v- • K„n,|.. Itkr thr.r w.mk ..wl truly """«M M 8 ' 1 : " • """I,• Art Itluurt. II ,V" p » «.l«v fnd.iunv workind «ilh le.lilr. .ml. '.«•!« .!■- of lb e.r F.orvioi ■•fth- s. Her t aoii statuim; rr >oi/< / ivsim. '.»! I Oiliest ■ ■ I ton Kitt*. la«hlom Follow Invention* Friendship Through I'n.lcut II . s. IU TTHHHEI.lt TIIE ITERS Fashions follow the Invention* ing." will include the pn of a country. Mile Terre explain- French situation, the acrturt: el When an invention tusome* ments of the Marshall plan. Other I. Thi* Dean Marl In - Jerry mnnbile Peter the styles Rorleifh. Bumingii.it: H*a Mcl far* Battle arolinr Smith. omore, Charle* Chu taught Rnptds fieshmaq,. am tan. Glenview. Ill »•, Recent Kapfui D«*i highlight Barbara firames Tt - nior. to John Falmer. bought in P hi Alpha Marjorie feathers rutUted 1-ipiUi'a C^hi I eon Hamilton. Is- HUltam Kirfer. Is- cago fiexhman and Felt* lion Kirrhner. Ib*- ran, Lowell. Mas* junm Delta Sigma »h - new include Dillon Rartlctl n»h I lult "■ bixnn ■ t#® ■ BENNEnCUMMINGS It WEDNESDAY! ■^9 uwln ■■gMWttsn! » -7 ■ THE MftffflOAH STATE NEWS im Team Blasts Purdue * * * * spori simrts HMcEwen Leads Medley IN AUiJUtandrng surJ.iKo /inrtolmcinnent. thr Freestyle Strength Brings of the i Team To World Record ' umiur fyrintfhtMinl Artist Michigan State relay.: award." t how ari ahTtudl presentaflon. w,M I Fasy Victory To Tankers dedcintcd to Degy Ei nest, one of J „ «T OBOME WBBSft Mifhinaii State's 4#.r?r, swamping of th? powerful Pur- State's all-time tiack stars. tans Ernest corufM'ted for the Spar-| from 1W) to 1932 anu has' j *\lurnl St'heAui* Wolverines Dominate Ann Annll MSC Relays With Five Firs# been the chief ktarter at the an¬ duo swimming *cpia.t Saturday in lacfayett?, I ml., rave nual -relay rh-sic since almort . IftrmiJNO the Spartan*' rating as on. of th? tin* full 29 tif'the running toptank-tram* in th? vc.iis Tur-da*. FHi. C nation a tr?m?nd>m. boost. of the event. | g;9t •N.hort,v. ...itsulc of the press,: | .hiw Jr.*. Uterr • the expert* predicted a mass attack on the "We're coming back up." knew who the a\vai>j would he ; y mhsm I# VS. K. NIm« 7 dec la reel Coach Charles Mc- they too, were amaxed after the 2fHh Storing Summery MM nainmi ntU-v until it wps awardrtl ; Kh-*w H 9%. §:. dhan i of the Michigan State relays came to it HWgh j to M tr tiipar,'- I>m McKwen after i Caffree following th? victory. _ r^r-Wee airaw « w R. flfcaw 3 the meet and not until then did J g;3d close Saturday night. "Otir ts.yj have rwov»r«| twit. at-nM im Vr Em-it know of the dedication. St.t.- The ?m.7. ism. TM^-Tlil. eveninfc^turned. out to be* Vtcriri mentor I t!T? was .really ♦UK gymnastic team har •*««». Ufahwra Mat»:«HMlM.E9legy Ernest award" given *n- nuajly t»» the "outstanding athlete Mci^rhlan l« v relay squad btofce the rifirACO f/P» — There's a of the rehivir" displayed magnifi* — - W'orhl s record Saturday night*, rmj horsing contest gwrt* on r*vr how- card form «« he difhered pa*t the Altogether ft«r record# wer«* larHU* one knew w here the old record 320 and 440 flnmh flags for j much television wilt be worth to kmashetf. double win- H»u 4 42 R stroking TO had been pflablivheti uoiil I".weft j middleweight champion Jak ' Hesido» the Wolverine^; !#•<. hi the ffuartrr .jiile earned him 1 fNMt pert T. r-. t)c« k.tt.i, |)t;,k. ■< h.««( t.K.t!, ,n hi* Fe4» 14 title hmit th* M>irkeve« of Ohio State iMfcc •et kv A anther pool record Dave Nor. kpoke forth' He knew trtH-attse he i v. dh Sugar-Ray Rnhinscm' at the Ui#« sprint ntetlley mark, XfkM* -n— IndMna trk (M» v-.ultfHj 14 feet, one Slate Mittmcn * ♦ — a .(rlnc aotnt. In <t vear t«> a -1-4 tic at Mmneaoiilis afayrtte Saturday afternoon. Friday ■m;u! and (leorir? Bender li-d the Spartan j ied *h win of thi* pin net! Jot? ter a close first vic- 'MURAL t 137-rsHtmf r,<» 1. thrmiKh the State SIDELIGHTS MRT".Purrliie du*| m#et threw Eric v came thiaugh with Dr HTAN Kt'R/MAN !»m- 5n nnd Ken Coyne ... , t . ip .,'!»■ j , Ih„ hli,lv A tbrcc goal outburst in 1 divir.i even* the final pcri«Hf~gttvc Michi- tar* gan State'.* hotkey team a 4 h. r * hri1* ,, , ' rf'ffm.t'i'f »»v ;,TTT, M^t'iraii to .'l victory in the first game f f a gatr* ateri*«! w»th Mirh- r- frttir. tur■ D» ' wlo., ll{ifn fVih Eriday ntghf n,rh„»„ A A' rh,m?.«, T(, Sp,tt.1fl, lrl„, ,n 1 (lie win on Haturdev nighl, hut | 'the Mmhfgan Tech Huskies hung h* I on In a similar contest to edge '£* State 4 to 2 l«nt *Ufs "" In the flr«t ronte«t. snphnmcHe 4,1 renter Dtck l^yfrl climaxed the •" SpartRu-' upt.it! drive with an pr~ ; unassmtet1 goal at t? 20 of the fi- state controlled >e rem#in 1 1 emjpjH «'i(h the HA*- Mr tallffr Dei UH.nr.l lalnH offensive drive of !he j In th«* heavyweight | pound Rem Raveling Spurtiins Show Lick Of Depth h%t**rtan* J; first line of renter MK wirr.1k fol »nr*r. McAuliffe In thr opening t*n • high lighted thr win . Eddm W-irT.tir.dvi •. In Dropping Firsl Gym Meet \ i f.i S'«*' opened thr coring two minute* haul elapsed In tfttr i \ Kwed by fJava M'okey i of thr Gophrr*" t»>f» bo I thr fir«! prriotL jllalf ft Id »h«* hon* \ H< mil Bl u llll , Jw* With going to hi* line- ia!. nn.rtir? learn th<-lr l.c Ohio State- r.l t- 1 |r* | males Mi-Cormjck tint RrHtnt II'» op?nmit rii" ' ... j The Spartans flung to thr left! ir.y tn» Spartan, nl- [ Michigan Tarh's Pete Wan. .||. future fights. I place-, bu' tlx Ibc .... ha.oen Ued thr wore „t 13 MI _____ I■ cv<<-l# »**»»tod «*1 thr goal thai ,i( mee» tdgh point borx/ts. . - • '(.» fl-cn# rio.i p.rallH|,|'4''| includes ir ■ VS Olympic »«*nci; this country« projectr I.imgk, |>U. 25-M«»r« Final Reductions Prices Slashed! l,ook At Tliem* VALUEfjj&j SPOKT Sllllt IS DRESS MII1U S TIES Most: Wkilr .ml < aland VibM la U» WtCIIAH VUm. I. 7.J0 li'V X» wr 0ftr; Mr — «r frwak CtHbaofc and Chuck Darling ™ sow3k.s\js — htm to spark Iowa to a 73-55 Big T« ha* son *yr, $V9 Complete western lost ndgfit before Il.Sfi* fan* ^ 2 far tTm 3 ** «■» $45.00 PAJAMAS, M.OVKS. SCARPS. UYM SHOES 20% OFF ALL SLACKS GREATLY REDUCED Trent-It