s CMMIftV WWW fMIMHM MICHIGAN mm DAILY.WTUDBNT PUBLICATION KAHT I.ANMNU, MKTUOAM, WP*T, JANUARY M. IM* Mm. m Week Thirty-Two Meet Death As Transport Crashes In Southern California Fuel Tank k«MM iw «y- LwUnMOMAi LtamtoMta.koo-t h« a «Mm Mk ** • M"W •— • ••"fill srrassm M Mint (MM*- 2JL- %k~* T"~" Km. mar Hmm Mhh TMk>. —mm tm • iimz* «mw it^a ta "" «m «m inikMi ir yi "-W-I MtaMk.ii MteMaaa MM* I b. mhbta IN HEATED IHS4 ;| SSIf»% . tfi Council Considers Constitution Change Ml III MUM Mil Hfiwil ki'vimli'il umiiu iI effort. l;i»l night «< rmil iiio tiiliil- *a wan shunli'il mil i.f iIm' *»v In it it »t «-• iiimila-riit imi nf tkr |ifii|iiiHi'(| hew ntiiilmit government i-nll-tll lit loll. TIni iiilllli il w nihil through II|.||| IIMIIIIIIIll,If till! |||«-||- rnl la-tore uiljniiriiliiir Sis- * MM iHllli|iit,g till' hew e*ei II- 4 4* ta¬ li* bmiMh mi.' ,i.ii,,.w,.,i. Armv Aircraft SOBtaimng fur 1,1**1 week nil*!. 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Since then the handled largely I—thing bureaus, the Cstuinhia Concert ro«n|wny end the MACA. lecture aI tendance has Be- creased t teiaiiterably In the last the pointing I KNI After hearing Man officials from n.c Will meet he.Hu 1. Ms faced by *b writs in the itate At the opening • William Gay lord v council, taking Dwfc Brnst Ernst leaving - v district I the numbers nnetl at—it the same. r«»r -n average lecture ahaut i it tents attend in contrast tu about WW uwnapanple On the other hand uti entertainment number Ithe Marian AadsI a will diaw l,Mi students and an I uai tn*£pra|.le and fnruRy. Art Lectures To Supplement Basic Course NEWS IN BRIEF Catuuel Center* !»/ l elt-rttn* day s lectures r _ century. to hr hrM during fabni- ity in Malic 11-11*41*. All tactur* will ha mm ta ihr public, and ara • p m The taur L4IOING. Jan 21 J' nM today ">al aimed ■t veteran, had use! ■ad IM". he Mid vei The Aral torture wMt M fl'M on frto 1 by Mta* I. J. ~ naon. an I he week mm* , artial Pwil Ktoe. Hud M i il Ilk Ilk *• IIM hitawtae iktair «B Ckirmgo Paper* Merpe Jan/ a a-' today that Timet It. * Thr Chicago Timri and thr < hica*> , v.Ill la- mrr»rd ,nio - n-w v'nlcM* * a round-thr-rl.«*a paprr w.thji, lndu*tr\ Hit* High ■ Jan M - Thr prtclram mdv hd a nr. lut i >.cl of P r? ISw. 'hr American .■etroteum Challenge* Deney uweitak'-Harold t «*Ml«ta« SLVu:"1vxw ^ S3£ • , SLSrCw^ r.-TiST- — , Ua-ek • towna whfrr Rural Expert mU Dfseiiss Rebuilding Dr. D. Wpsmri Hatrh, rural reeenetrurtMMi esiwrt, will he on snmpua tomorrow to dtaruaa re* eiiMdmitieii prohlema with atu* dents end faculty msniheia. Under the auspices of the In- temolienal hoard of the VMCA. Dr. ttatrh spent M peers work¬ ing with the underprlvilsged mam In India. Wm the peal five years he hsa mm doing the i leako. Dp Hatch is mi (save from the VIK'A this year to herome chief of the division of GOP Offers New Tax Cut Possibilities PI— Itarome Slash, IInit IM- Payment WASHINGTON. Jan. MW) Kr|Mllilli'iiin rnntrmM la. itay Ihry ran rut Uim Hr «Nl.iMMI.imi thla yrar ami atM •ay ate,u| til.MM,mama mm the natiMi'a ilrld in Ihr nrvl twa vrark lieiiMH rata repliMt that the (Hit4 la endangering government wilvelH y ■ The IB Hepubl leans and It UeiiMM rata «m the tea-framing tlouae Waya and Means committee autimitted to the whole House ' t laahlng atatementa on the of the opening of elertkm year taa tleUte In the Mintaa to- Veto art Par MeaSsy ' A ahowdown Mouse vide ia set h Monday I'aaaage ia eajweted The meaaure then will go to tlie Senate where the alae of the tag rut mav lie whittled down In a Hepulihran effo#t to phk up enough Democratic v«dea to over¬ rate a presidential veto. The If Btepuhtirans aaat they ■sad their tas slash an fit COT MsTsMMMM hu-sri law liy toe* W.UM.WO.OM m4 (2) an espactalion that individ¬ ual incomes will reach a new re¬ cord of l2Qg.0IN.M0.0M in IMA Claim rtgnrea taaiiacats Fuuig hark, the It Democrats •eki the -Kepuhlhan figures are ^ wrung They seal a tas cut of i fg.900,000,tOO represents a threat , Baa OUT. Fag# g Cerman Strike Threatened 1 ^1 I |1/1 : ft ' .s •: ill tar W. Qhtari (aktMi - HtteeM. ibilr.ni * Mr kaari S Bwv-Waratr tatoruaSMMl Library Head To Attend (inference part nt Ihr fuarliM mm4 i elmmt hry-m-l yarapiliiea Irving r. Wteea. taroM* if Iks IIM. linmlaaellMi Marvkw el tai Priacleru. *1 II* Meolrata *- Vital, anvt Ihr grays WetaSM Imuran neUniwIe aha katf ea- torrrl Ihr Ifnllml SUM —■». and Mtan who haS gtarM ka- yund -unlMa ml mk rMSMeta ia C.I,(nan*. All ma earteui- u^Lm Jwkwn Tnwne. hard llhririMi, will rllmd Ih# m—wlnlrr cimtar- , of the American LtcM eeenrtolinn In Chlees- 'mm Ja » In Jan. II. imnnd during wataunr ' la the rltaird board rm-1 Thr imnugrMton an* lull prrarntalive ml Ihr agricultural | »*M 'hr^euacd aa fraab B. Cbaf- ! Ilhrarlra arrllun ml the Annua- j 'tU^'cujM turn ml Cullrgr and Rraaarah lib- I The plan, htat I ran#, and i. alao chairman of thr , l.y Uw una. frmm rRANKrrHT. firrmany, Jan Mi-lnaan •mr'um ml Ihr rnn- Carrwra. a 21 iJPs PioteBtB over food abort- ! Iierahip committee of the larger ' to result J MWoristiMi. in atrikes involving i The Agricultural Uhrariea sac* J gg. haadquartars in Durhaiili. The plane, muthbaund tram Oakland airport. rraNmd m mm rat ten of the Inter-Amen ■titule of Agricultural Service* of ' 4.000,000 German workers in the . *ji Ms*,hm Cu*m Rice, under the Pan-1 BiHish-American rone. i !,Th ^ ^ American union. T».e latest threat came fr««m the I . Assoilatior. i#gard>ng college Cff fT £\RR m will speak Friday at the hitherto quiet leowev Saiony 1 ^ aldlg AO IfflOr YMCA rtalr cnavrntinn and lay- !-biatrial am, whrrr lahayr crclr. maa-a ranteranra. Trmpto-hnu*. raid M0.M0 «*n might walk nut1 T«p« for Caatell MtahadM -hurch. Ian- nr., war. mrtol. m—takta ml Uto lib,*, I*. Prrvioualy I.M0.0M mtan in mn'rranra will ba (hr inrr.aaag Ma win be prarenl at Dr. Iwe*. ' Wurrllrnhrrg - Baden In ihr «MI ml perindicale. un,.rraity lib- M||*waa AbbsB in* sud*. elm, k-10 a.m. American «.* and 1.010,800 in /"* arehltoclurr: and ih. nrad ■■ iWimSC AIM 2lg Darkey hall. AU students snd the British - admlnistereol Ruhr ; •toraga warehouses roc indtwetw interested in speaking ami Rhineland areas were re- j Mm* libraries. wMR Of. Hdrk are invHcd to it- parted considering walking off, There will aim kg a ft the )ob. 'Hootenanay' ?{W . 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MICHIGAN mm DAILY.WTUDBNT PUBLICATIONKAHT I.ANMNU, MKTUOAM,WP*T, JANUARY M. IM* Mm. m
WeekThirty-Two Meet DeathAs Transport CrashesIn Southern California
Fuel Tank
k«MM iw «y-LwUnMOMAiLtamtoMta.koo-th« a «Mm Mk ** • M"W •— • ••"fill srrassm MMint (MM*-2JL- %k~* T"~" Km. mar Hmm Mhh TMk>. —mm tm
• iimz* «mw it^a ta "" «m «m inikMiir yi "-W-IMtaMk.ii MteMaaa MM* I b. mhbta
IN HEATED IHS4 ;| SSIf»%
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Council ConsidersConstitution Change
Ml III MUM MilHfiwil ki'vimli'il umiiu iI effort. l;i»l night «< rmil iiio tiiliil-*a wan shunli'il mil i.f iIm' *»v In it it »t «-• iiimila-riit imi nf
tkr |ifii|iiiHi'(| hew ntiiilmit government i-nll-tll lit loll.TIni iiilllli il w nihil through II|.||| IIMIIIIIIIll,If till! |||«-||-rnl la-tore uiljniiriiliiir Sis- *MM iHllli|iit,g till' hew e*ei II- 4 4* ta¬li* bmiMh mi.' ,i.ii,,.w,.,i. Armv AircraftSOBtaimng fur 1,1**1 week nil*!. ' .
- 1 ImOSI (KcrwasSearch Alerted
|a tta im4 MM* M m-iMVD M MMI *flk MM
■ Carnival It MM -
»llMl IklM'•lllliN '
rurvrs
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Irgoteln
III ■ *•>,..I, I
Nkn ill lira,,■tvarlhrlra-
ihi ha,I
,lllea- ill llli'
Classics FUSchool Need,Crowe SaysReport* DmrM* la
jrrsimmmUmm,Si*.-.iwjm Ml mm II* tortor#Hit MM maker of II* after-
mmk hugh a imi, mi i.i.HHMBI* *Mk mm
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MM s—*Mm m i
•II'• II* duly nf Ihr mtkgr lakrp thr IcrtiirP'rahml —rIMmuairal imimh ilaaalrai m
armi-claaairat mm mm Ml IMIhr* runrrrta in a pari at rat-Mr ahaatlai." Ataadey Crawr,Mm It**?
Bait la* la tun big and,lig.nl tar mw agaawy I* haadlaII* ataat at Ihr frdrral aut rah
"«? ra^dtollnr^maita atop.'m vabmum mm. r* t
I juat who II*.--as
I f|l<t I Malt'
tor thr NstusMl kind•riatu*.
■Mali ounm ActivityNciUM itrlMtlc<l the w.'tk
(hit nf approximately IM«ww* tliMt were IM preferences,Keen Crowe said.Since then the
handled largelyI—thing bureaus, the CstuinhiaConcert ro«n|wny end the MACA.lecture a I tendance has Be-
creased t teiaiiterably In the last
the
pointing I KNI
After hearing Man
officials from n.cWill meet he.Hu 1.Ms faced by *bwrits in the itateAt the opening •
William Gay lord vcouncil, taking
Dwfc Brnst Ernstleaving - v
district
I thenumbers
nnetl at—it the same.
r«»r -n average lecture ahauti ittents attend in contrast
tu about WW uwnapanple On theother hand uti entertainmentnumber Ithe Marian AadsI awill diaw l,Mi students and anI uai tn*£pra|.le and fnruRy.
Art LecturesToSupplementBasic Course
NEWS IN BRIEFCatuuel Center* !»/ l elt-rttn*
day slectures r _
century. to hr hrM during fabni-ity in Malic 11-11*41*.All tactur* will ha mm ta
ihr public, and ara• p m The taur
L4IOING. Jan 21 J'"
nM today ">al aimed■t veteran, had use!■ad IM". he Mid vei
The Aral torture wMt M fl'Mon frto 1 by Mta* I. J. ~naon. an Ihe weekmm*
, artial Pwil Ktoe.Hud M i il Ilk Ilk *•IIM hitawtae iktair «B
Ckirmgo Paper* MerpeJan/ a a-'
. today thatTimet It. *
Thr Chicago Timri and thr < hica*>, v.Ill la- mrr»rd ,nio - n-w v'nlcM** a round-thr-rl.«*a paprr w.thji,
lndu*tr\ Hit* High■ Jan M - Thr prtclram mdv
hd a nr. lut i >.cl of Pr? ISw. 'hr American .■etroteum
Challenge* Deneyuweitak'-Harold t «*Ml«ta«SLVu:"1vxw^S3£ • ,SLSrCw^ r.-TiST- —
, Ua-ek •
towna whfrr
Rural ExpertmU DfseiissRebuildingDr. D. Wpsmri Hatrh, rural
reeenetrurtMMi esiwrt, will he onsnmpua tomorrow to dtaruaa re*eiiMdmitieii prohlema with atu*dents end faculty msniheia.Under the auspices of the In-
temolienal hoard of the VMCA.Dr. ttatrh spent M peers work¬ing with the underprlvilsgedmam In India.Wm the peal five years he hsamm doing the ileako.Dp Hatch is mi (save from the
itay Ihry ran rut Uim Hr«Nl.iMMI.imi thla yrar ami atM•ay ate,u| til.MM,mama mm thenatiMi'a ilrld in Ihr nrvl twavrark lieiiMH rata repliMt that the(Hit4 la endangering governmentwilvelH y ■
The IB Hepubl leans and ItUeiiMM rata «m the tea-framingtlouae Waya and Means committeeautimitted to the whole House
' t laahlng atatementa on theof the opening of elertkm
year taa tleUte In the Mintaa to-
Veto art Par MeaSsy 'A ahowdown Mouse vide ia seth Monday I'aaaage ia eajweted
The meaaure then will go to tlieSenate where the alae of the tagrut mav lie whittled down In a
Hepulihran effo#t to phk upenough Democratic v«dea to over¬rate a presidential veto.The If Btepuhtirans aaat they■sad their tas slash an fit COT
MsTsMMMM hu-srilaw liy toe* W.UM.WO.OM m4(2) an espactalion that individ¬ual incomes will reach a new re¬
cord of l2Qg.0IN.M0.0M in IMAClaim rtgnrea taaiiacatsFuuig hark, the It Democrats
•eki the -Kepuhlhan figures are ^wrung They seal a tas cut of ifg.900,000,tOO represents a threat ,
Baa OUT. Fag# g
Cerman StrikeThreatened
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tar W. Qhtari (aktMi -HtteeM. ibilr.ni * Mr kaariS Bwv-Waratr tatoruaSMMl
Library HeadTo Attend(inference
part nt Ihr fuarliM mm4 ielmmt hry-m-l yarapiliieaIrving r. Wteea. taroM* if Iks
IIM. linmlaaellMi Marvkw el taiPriacleru. *1 II* Meolrata *-
Vital, anvt Ihr grays WetaSMImuran neUniwIe aha katf ea-
torrrl Ihr Ifnllml SUM —■».and Mtan who haS gtarM ka-yund -unlMa ml mk rMSMetaia C.I,(nan*. All ma earteui-
u^Lm
Jwkwn Tnwne. hard llhririMi,will rllmd Ih# m—wlnlrr cimtar- ,
of the American LtcM
eeenrtolinn In Chlees- 'mm Ja» In Jan. II. imnnd during wataunr '
la the rltaird board rm-1 Thr imnugrMton an* lullprrarntalive ml Ihr agricultural | »*M 'hr^euacd aa fraab B. Cbaf-
! Ilhrarlra arrllun ml the Annua- j 'tU^'cujMturn ml Cullrgr and Rraaarah lib- I The plan, htat Iran#, and i. alao chairman of thr , l.y Uw una. frmm
rRANKrrHT. firrmany, Jan Mi-lnaan •mr'um ml Ihr rnn- Carrwra. a21 iJPs PioteBtB over food abort- ! Iierahip committee of the larger '
to result J MWoristiMi.in atrikes involving i The Agricultural Uhrariea sac* J gg.
haadquartars in Durhaiili.The plane, muthbaund tram
Oakland airport. rraNmd m mmrat ten of the Inter-Amen■titule of Agricultural Service* of ' 4.000,000 German workers in the . *ji Ms*,hmCu*m Rice, under the Pan-1 BiHish-American rone. i !,Th ^ ^American union. T».e latest threat came fr««m the I . Assoilatior. i#gard>ng college Cff fT £\RRm will speak Friday at the hitherto quiet leowev Saiony 1 ^ aldlg AO IfflOr
YMCA rtalr cnavrntinn and lay- !-biatrial am, whrrr lahayr crclr.maa-a ranteranra. Trmpto-hnu*. raid M0.M0 «*n might walk nut1 T«p« forCaatell MtahadM -hurch. Ian- nr., war. mrtol. m—takta ml Uto lib,*,I*. Prrvioualy I.M0.0M mtan in mn'rranra will ba (hr inrr.aaagMa win be prarenl at Dr. Iwe*. ' Wurrllrnhrrg - Baden In ihr «MI ml perindicale. un,.rraity lib- M||*waa AbbsBin* sud*. elm, k-10 a.m. American «.* and 1.010,800 in /"* arehltoclurr: and ih. nrad ■■ iWimSC AIM2lg Darkey hall. AU students snd the British - admlnistereol Ruhr ; •toraga warehouses rocindtwetw interested in speaking ami Rhineland areas were re- j Mm* libraries.wMR Of. Hdrk are invHcd to it- parted considering walking off, There will aim kg a ft
the )ob.
'Hootenanay'
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Same Troubles,Same Gripes,la Classes, Living, PlaguedHbiC Aggies—Vintage 1896
urtmy
WBltawl S I taos tata tak-oMta-Hl
Kowanstffwrrs,
Bnimimjte foeSeen A* Rum
•torn *m to itoM It"##**mwalMtoi.Why (ton. «W« Hiiwi# make
M» uI to#|iln«toWT-AM why .to Ih* »«trr«power. atom to aecept theat two vriot M l ho«. «« >»•-cmMIM*Tto Miflwtr I*. to. |.nT.W«n<t«
Job Interview* Far St>ml«ral«« wwM make bar themaster of Austria t» an ewtentnot attained in some of the ren-iral fhimpfwn Mate*. Tha at*irti>|4ni flab in even mure thor-ou«h than the tme tha SovietsttMd to put over on IranThr compromise offered liy tha
fSwh at thr maul taomtonIronieteno tvnuM havr hart thar.S. and Hritam |m> Hiimia toart out u# Austria Something
John Sehhieter. .-.Opt pi**- v4ow «•*>•iriit tltieclor, announced yester- ttMMfMtee.t»y that aenW man ara to I* TtM*ny, Ii* an urtrtit tonal opportunities tor flhall Oil ca. interviews tm* 'week ami will lAtervirrxt MllAtn arcTomorrow Jurk Krmise of tha AppniMniaVnn Mutual lata Immrnnce CR»mgthe I1mnpatiy «>f ld»n*t»»a will intar* l» —luan
Husaia will get out of Auatrtaand Germany whatt aha ia loraaitout. At that tuna sh* may alfar
1 aotnr acreptgble tarma to saveher fuce through the appearance
; of negotiating Tha.1 will otmr' whan Damorraey hns proved thatlit rah frail people Niter than
•ray*.l»<h*tn
7 pjit. MS Home Kc—anyterestert ara invitart to attest
IV Charles Spurwi
•n*trv«li
tuiclata
rIAT A STRONG INIU STRIAl. Rl'MK few hittgr.l on the Irvml of tivnrnmy'a KM*i» .h-Miv.1 l.y oil thr Kim-tvoi. cHintrie* ImluMry. .... .
raw* IWr ««# th* g*iwrnl .qdnhm Piwt Kw. Holland.. g»yI#M kto»>Clifford Hardm found .luring hi# trip t» "oh '* "• laha'Uing d iwJi*.Earnp# oml Knghnd ls*t summer. HardinA a member of MM"* .levnrtlntoit of ngfi-rukarr eewwmtea wi.l mad.- the trip toEuropr a# |«rt of thr mtmiational meeting
■ of agrk-uhurv ceonomiat* in Knglan.tA* hrf.vw thr wor. ok Ruiv|<r .Wtwn.l* a
ffvat .Iral on thr mamifarturrd preduet*",of thr Rnhr diatrict. not to mention thr..almighty roal export. Thu* thr countries'diffrrrut rrononn.- system* arr nil nioir or
MkhiRan State News
P»l MrCatthyH<w» SrrrruKrWilly grkroanm
N#n Vaadmum.Val»r># Wlldrr
Mrhnn I cwlirtlrr,r»H A MrlMyrr
IttoMl# tha larrlhW tootrortltoAM aad iha dinatollag yaanaf aaM-patlaa #aff#r#d at Iha haada af Ihaliiwaaaii. (hay rraha# Iha Mindly a(Iha Rahr pradarthHy I* Iha ulaMiag al lhair foaalry."Fiirof* nrrot# It* Pittaburgha aad IV.
tndt* ja*l a# Amrrira," thry *av.
HIT THKV l»tl« MAKB ONB UTIPU.lotion and thai *«» a dr»ir» In «ra Iha MM*mtrmati«malii*.l — an lamaraara awakto*Nazi (kitmany rrbutkNng. How Maw IIwould May intrrnational i* anothrr qur*.tlon. tlnr.hu point* thi* out a* hring apr.yi.vt which *h.;ul.l .i.mr undrr tha I'. N..thr tyjw of projret naravaary to aalaMMla much twratrd V. M. a* a world for*# whtrhit *houtd tw.
Bmnr#"* objarthai to iilMMlug thaRnhr Id any way fa. aaaHa aaMr In d.Throw to*a*too* froai t.iianay to Itothaw 7# yawra'ia aawagh la aaaha an*rawntry' Vary of ahowtag rirannj anyatatwa othvr than that of a tnark gard-
HIT TH'K XKt'KSSITY t»K MANI KAC-tuml prwdiH'l* and owl to Bumpr'* aronomyrrmain*. and *o far thr Ruhr apprara totw tha only prortical *.mnv. Thr Ruhr mu»tIt rrtmdt l»forr Kur«|t can gvt on•wnomir frrt again, no matter how manyMarahall |<tan* are i»*»rd outThr Only way to mhlor thr dangrr of
.. rrvitaliml Ruhr pmlitcing anothrrivrialiatir to'rniam .* to take it out ofthr iVrman hand* and put it into thr hand*of thr prop!.* Wh.w.. wrlfatr it in/lurmr*>.» grrally—thr notion* of thr world.
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Vu*la Bmly. vwee'',r
j ph*»r.rti* * temher, will %**-* j day at J pm. ttv»m 41. urttteui aiuk »pk>kvti tyihiitiSe mm
rr itartMUt tkm>Miu Hrniy hat h«l i«ut»tAnrt-g hUkA-ev- in iha* IWIJrafnexs. Shr 1
at# Auirtrta HMmethm*ahntf thaw*# line* im«ht have heetivtorknl mit if th«* Kutuuam hart i r-.
twrn willing (tut any agreement y . . ,wharb wtnilrt virbiallv »tive Au*- I ITlllBH I IfpUrHIM 111In# to Kusma i* out of the que*- .
turn The memory of Mun.rh «n,l lq| (KlfT (ifllinVtthe RtmaafWierr of the tiinesi Iaua.aMrv thai. , Two manibrr. .it thr muuc dr-
. liarlnmu. J Helton Kwba*«. ami Knot Victor Woff.
await nian.o, will i»rr*rnt a rrrlfal ofat (to tnainaaa (frrman ItvOrr Sunday at 4 tun.
Wkal to ... I far Mimr-auditoriumMai Thrv wiU play *rlK'i..ai» fay
t aturiir. ahow tkn mrlnlHiUlK to IIr arrutrnt raff at» trartiun and rata
Th-y pomM
Mtrhiruu im-r.Inurd <»> a ■ .it
rvrrjr IIW mil:,till In Iwa.UN-anil*-! I1MTtha hlflu-.l I,I,alor Ihr yearWaafkat I'ol.nr.MrI'lmanlaritif tha aml.
a> Ito-rtiilirt. Jtinumi *r•ry, aafrty and tiiilti.Btatlktn-s itiiia Mi.,! miorrurrtil mi art. Mniathat M-van rait >.l 10
durum tl" lu*tr« i-t darknaw. ml"ona Id eight, Vltliai a*-, idnlrur-twl by mow. i. a. nt f,« I*"Tha aarly ilarknau and haavy j1
prateatrmii mnvrmant dunnf jthuaa pernib i> a |.rnlilani in tLaitaina." arrordiiis; to l.t (ioiritr 11T. Warner. lajtnsmg traffir chvi- j ■
• limited by |> I'llTltl UliMlillished tui j iirl thoitai
iM'riHtt j to . match the kiwvti arridNdt* •liiiuiK /.4)rt *,th thr avwUtilr
7'';lr; ■"* •»"«■•<•<• r « total |u|r(|
Hfllt
j InHuitnl wrtf.I • I ll» tire i haul* whan
| *i »«r |Mn«|1(-',; 2 K«r|i windshield rliar ofr snow. nt, and frost,j 3 Ait)iot iprrt to
Warner eaplamed that the i
cloafs'
FemtmmTalma
_ t tliaS Gunrirh. Clio __
i m "Organ mniiun."TVhaihawaO'a Kut-
Suita. OnHa win pre-p -Thr Dane* af toe Sigar
I tfiria*." "TW CkJaaarand
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Lecturer To SprakOn Wildlife StudyHoward Clravev, New Vnrk
IMurtr, will preunl naniaa ofWlldllfa aludia- whan ha <yrak<
Saturday at ( pa in tha r.dlrfrauditorium Tha timatam u an-
ofhar in tha MAT Urturr-Cim.cart aariaa
A highlight id tlia illustratedlarturr wdi ha a duciwildlifr in tha New- Vnrk nty
ISA Will SfummtrSaturday DanceInformal record dancing and
other recreational artivirsponsored by ISA. Will be s\able to student» Saturday fromt-10 p.m on the third floutthe UnionStudents are invited to dro|
any time during the eveningMartindale. chairman, announcedThe event will he continued »f it
he added
the |«de*trien deaths Oi
j h ithui three hours after subI «umitared with 33 par rent 4| tug summer monlha.
Ted* were rewdurtrd by thenatoeial safely council an ftLake Cadillac. Ceddter. inami lurther tests ran at Haton Ukr in January IMS Gman «»f the council is ^oflRaich A. Mayer, lenra Irollepe
Atomic Energy1Mb Ormmm tic
Mexiro OffemSunny Studie*language malnrs now have the
oMiurtunity to abandon the sub¬zero. me-and-inow habitat ofMSf and study Spanish at theNational University of Mantrabasted in sunny CuetnaVara.College Year mi Mesh-o, a w
profitiou|t nt
educators in cooparatoai with theIIP imim ii ■ to dPpktod «NI the firot <»r 21 IaT|v» lighted Mesican univemty. Offers an un
dergradiiate program in Spanish,art .ii>d related field iThe university, which is bi-
lingual and coeducational is patterned after north-of-the-border
tPM ruler feet the gn «offered to furnasti al fldustries s
the needs of.four ioived.Two lai
"WW tkaa the Atnaa Mawnas* »rtkl Wgt h Be Ma.
nag ctariuniljr ntnrerning atomic energytaa It* ullayaH unmrwhat by nitetuling
at the atomic energy exhibit in the lower
katoaa aw fflult .to uta whethernew sourer of power will befor construc tion or destruc-
The sasond ts a ahed* n ,a j .^ ^ ^ ^wm be mm——* *9 |e—r ■■■■!
This advlco Is followed bydwplay of boohs and pamphletswrtMaai to halp gtva Iwtlar uinatoatftag of sloanar anaagv.Al tha and ut tha U-toU vtoml
wt ttaaptoy of atoaau anergy. Hiedaaigaaai, the Camrh Pratt Proalibrary ol BoHimura, gtva Uamrown Mawar to Ika proUawt. Thar■ay -luHrwalioaaal t'ldUburatiowla the flatly Auawai
Thrae lilma wipatamaait tha albitot. Una, -A Tata of TWO Clt-
la . M ounula Army Htgnaa.a ptrtuaw adtow
gCthetomMngal
mti.l ra Amaatron aaadrtrur rat
quota go from toTbaoa moro hog amrompoaty't olbr to Il.v lartliltot to provtdrtilawm gaa.
mm that no time ttooa hag aplane on tha udtr"Thara m ■
it might ra¬
nt natural gaaem. thaa thethorny to orgonrar if the tueeU
PW111L mtANENn adRJUM HUNim
Bctty't Beauty Bar
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DOLLAR SAVINGSwo»nc*-s DSC9H. sitaai rucr
ITE DEUVEXYlPIS BsyalNutRmAa^L Twamaanh^mm'wn^y i jpflwnicr
ivibe* i« the Medicine hull in th#*nio» bgthvcm *poo«*imt by thei'ct toured The dance I# srtnt-
Jimmy Shafer
CnrwtnM
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i llw (Jiwnwi Vlllafa rtut>
Owilii Pliiw<the IMt
fraternitytheir
i«t %t«ui«rr
rL'i^tyic Skmiui« pntfruiamwil .kill W fui- PmMmi m MMb »»tel ,N l'v ' ' T"" 'an enwtunlty (Ntoy W ll»«,I"1' Intatnatiwul club » M.1-! nim»i MyWa at «•m*at atrk
tn< il« iii«t<rm»! t«m i-am in I rrv*» in PMraklMlh» rnrwin .Jim. ThhHUtHHil KnwitiMra In I* »ho«n. al lhaINf umi c Iffmhnnnil, i«mr> | jo p„i affair Icl.iami iIbii.-ih, mil :* i«i ih# i'm- ; tn.tiiiintot ».,« aximaii iludanli in«<<m 'thru .kMhui, rlaaara Alio iw Ml*Plan Pinm 1 will b» a ahuwma' ul
urn liau. ma.lr in millnitrjrcla**e«. ami a few partially matte(tints that will show the liningamt remfercement* in the ma-
and ttrrlal*also IW*»*e» • will he shown in
j (tent* according to elasaes, ring-isomt by : mg from beginningwheeled «hkrh the studentsSatuulay meretal pattern. aiitl make a ta I-
i* centered around « ore*! rot tor or tinvn. to the morett,»e Hells Inter advanced courses in which the
will be design* ate origins) ami the fab-soft wools or mga*y ray-
V a Abbot ami Snyderhave planned radio pat tie?Friday niltxt Women of the
of tfoi\h I'ampbrll Willfertam at a radio part*Thetg fhi fraternity haplanned one
foi
far
r I'nuui baltrm
>.»fet »
campwsilt
tbfeaik Ma ahiam a mmwi u* iaaa pamlaam aafl toMm. auk rbMrrn »A. kair ».. ii"■iala«i aWinaaiik
New York DesignersShowing Spring Styles
GtjmI WivesOrganisedOn CamposThe Ionising - Vast t .anAim.
branch of the American Associa¬tion of University Women, a na¬tional organisation, is forming a
1 Hrernt liradoutws group, ami la; inviting all eligible student wives
About 2MI members belong tothe local branch, tl tourist* ofstudy groups.iti various tie' 1s, In¬cluding hook croup*, creativearts, creative writing, bridge
| gtonp. chilti Ktuily, choral croup.• discussion cioilp, internationaleducation, play reading, Ma-ialJstpdick, and travel.
Karh group meets once a immthand all memhri-H attend thin gen¬eral mretm«. Nest general meet¬ing will be held February SH atf^eston high school.
INirposc of the organifatioh ist to **mrry Into • the everydaywin Id some of the most prrchni..values of the college and unl-Iversily " Al' eligible student IMOTS are invited In Join and In¬formation may t«e oblmned fromMr* Keckitnrei, or call Mr* H<«>Mm tan, b-MUflFidiite programs include Febnam meeting with the child
•tuity group; Feb I. "InsideAmenci" leviewrd by Mr*. N AMoOune. Mai. 2. bridge at Mi>Kts-Hmten'* barrack*' aparlnwnt,Mur It, joint meeting with the
Mai lb.
'•|i
Swedish Coed Enjoy* M<Women of other iwunlm
pill dly think the Am
Anlla Wehtje. Mgt' s hcvveternalioiial on campus, sa.v
The girl* I've »i**ocnde»l• I've
gayer and moreexpected" Anlla moved IntoW«l May., hall U|«.H (1.1 arrualhere thm^ week* agoCommenting on the opinion
held by many people that UnitedStan* coeds arc more *ha!low
ileil than other*. Aiuta sai.l
of e
to beHill
i girl*I have noticednot," she adued"I like the American girl bet •
ter than the Swedish —but theboys-— I don't know yel "Amla. an exchange student, i*
srbool. She flew here Januaryg from hei home in l»»ur*holm.Sweden, a «ulmrt> ol StiH'khotmaril located ihi the shore ol Hiettallie sea
fhirtog the two years *h. i»lan*
.. the MST campus AerAnita ho|«rs h> le aidehet family oeasstouallv,
by tier visit* home and their| t ip* to the slate* Hack inftjorvhoint are, Iwsides her father,
| pieMdctil or (lie Alias these! euni-I pati.v of Sweden, and mother, arethree sislers ami two brother*.
| nil younger than ahej In e*plana!inn of the eduea-; ihhimI system In Swrdrn, Anna' said that she had, as mnal. ebll-| dren do, altendnl the fmir grades! of public school, beginning at the1nee of siv lioni there the terntfour years lo high sehool. Tilelatter, however, is not a public
] ttisflltdlon. Frmn there ahe at-'
teudeil Ihe "gymniMium."Iteforr coming here, Anita was
' leitttirrd to lake the esamlnatimino-Mssry lo ruler a Swedish uni¬versitylearned language fed)A shaking knowledge ef lUg-
! lish, French, ami Herman wastaught in school Uter, die tvnv-rllril lo Swilrerlaml, where shelived with.a French fumi\v dur¬ing the summer of IM«. lo teamto s|«eak thru language
ting red ami*hanM neat l««,wg She I do "
EST
Mi'siteacher from Knglami
INecfsim* t'r a.ia i w<Saofool hpuv will l*e >al dinnei ^
Mae IHwt Hall *rhedoled
h*w«xi h* dancn
! It's a chilly thought, I
men st | Yoik fashivn designer*»«■—• IFormer MSI: IUsed I ,r
Travel*ToKtifrlaiul ^Then i th*t
the
begumoK her fiaimey from1 New York Saturday. Rvelyn liaudoin. Hutma. India, tormri MSV'student, is m i her. way to Kng-land to make her home
Mow ilamto in is » graduate ofHangoon unl versity. whete shew >k awarded hsuuM s in FngtuhShe came to Michigan Statespring term. Iff*, isi a three
wo.k fit hetwot sehidatship t»
Meeting he!i uiwm hei arrival«n Fngiamt aboard the v^ueenWnabetn Will
Temc «rnogHiddenN look in (heir close!* tofind them t*arr last yeut's warmweather H»g* wont hn I much u*c *thi* num. unleas hen-, can be let1"dow n. ("In the show ». motlels have tweo 'C'
wen ring gMy cottons withfull skirts, mow ol then «un- ^hack, with capes and jackets ma* *tug them suitable for town wn«
Ibggest diftetcmv in spring. (r
ni*.n ant evening fr.vk* lhu\Ulgl
Fnrmcps* Week
Speaker* VpfMurAl llontc Ge
Sis-akmg to nicmtn r« of theHome Fasvixmic* »| t- |<Nla\ ,t>
part of the Farmer* W*eek progian- will be Mi*% Kelv Fteev*'Tpirsentstive of the NatiimalI tirktia-i and Me.it Imatd Ahe
I'ome F. bu llingM.%* Stagg* i« an mine mrm-
eei.on of th»- Amrriean lf«»mv
— Affair* Of Slate —»« kill <KU UMI
H asse Fin4l> feau ....
« i* rearing a IWrt* Vhi
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kfluni.v Two Atgha i.an *• two Kapivi S g pins -MIkasfe. iViro.t juamt. »unn
• Mm fefer. IVs-e i >*-p)KMrand fraternity Nolher
• MaUea .rvdhe- IVHa." »
• Kapivi Sg ifh* Mi Pet re
-a- uus'v- Sa*,*1 i-tvsumen Ma Ft illMl Fbi Deli from•f i - V n*nr<*i;.v .'an**-[Crand Rapsds pmned (In fee*•». * v . r-rowiB a - Jeanjni. pi,Pt jhhkn and ,rwi|lmikn •» vwvt Haiv. -- h> nsw* ! r-mung in thr Alpha CanSrM v.guii-o Of rwe Nv» I : ho*MV for this WW*
: T" ' , wsoaMiMwimim"* M.1 !n,,lrn o r„- ' .'-k- 1 MilMl! >1- ol Ht.lf.' V . . 1..W «m- Ik, ,lnK.M, U. »„r.
ik, t»o fan, ■»« -*,! n, i\i«* ik—,, r«" •—1 ik» ATO mktm
" »>WM- j Hetty b an AlfMvat jwtuoi-orr and Fmr of the fit, ,t the
tkKfswt hn*;se hate nvar< "A fNeed* * Ob!' oft these ft
•vKswet I hit tsnn* The Ctrl That I
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January(ilcaraiiiT
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Hrrc'c jour cKai.o- m jvicii up a
jaelwt for SprtBK «lolf 0r Caa:pu>*«ar. Water rsprkn- — -in.i-pr.-iftan cotton I'oplin — zipper front —*ai*t k«gth.
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m Kefuse To BanLA# Hockey Players
Jockey May Be Taken *ft Olympic ProgramjsS «s£.a.Aiiiaimied United BUteii hockey temie. „*, -tarting tonight, r. Amateur Hockey no-
n-maina qualifiedriirti.'iwte in the ire■■v'h, «hte." *• nwta.
p, ,vmuiltlee declared to nj ,i«ieinrnl.,li.M„ in lite Olympic nalr
J, ii,r situation,a Itili<!iii«l -were real our
i, »„, that IM entireaaial Olympic commlUac.hnmwrew, might rr-
J"Jt,c olymittc atemii fnoti, bui anil ten*# it un the„ a tilt 0<e Aiwrteur hack-rialum Irani pertlrl|iallng. Hi uiiilage, Preautenl i,|
L|ia (lit nip* cnmmltlrr, ha*d llial II Ihe A H A. Irani
111 Un- Olymidca, hlamil withdrawallilrtee I rem
Jnn. j!H i/ll n,P Sw„, ,
hiss OJ'itv1o tt mtiivnFoil SquatI
I ndefeulnlDorm Fiveslop CapersM'loil IT, Bella tKeep Mule t lean
'S% GopherWt RatedPivot ScrapHennnnm T« I'mII I Hi i uhlanii- *a a .
jfrail ^ngnir
Mlnnriiiadia Imnhetholl fanawill are a Mile hetleeen twoof Ihe fine*! rentere in thecountry Saturday night, *henMichigan Slate Ievade,'in.iiKiu.hl i.i Mmnrtaila'a (hiflophrt*.
11.4* IIimtit in i. it* ftp*«|«undidotr l«r All Atnrrtron•tt», Hill he |.|||M| *goh.>t JimMrlnttrr. Mlnoron*'* roftt ail!«• I t iitv iim h (Mvtil iitun.Im*«I fUmM. Inttre «ut inifty trading
Hit Mlitc Mtirrri with IM p.Mi.t*in five innfrrriMr gomr*. and larvr.ng Mti the IraRitr'* fifttIhruw* oArt mmng racvfih.The lii pher .enter h..* ilrnp-
'«•» immwIHhin Hint nwti onlyM In.*# in MiiMtNrtth'f retroln-
Is Sur|l««Mb Italy la ihe bwlaa bar,
em. Blaring a alup In anulhemMy near Caaarla he entered a
hanaea ae riienemp ler Ihe FUthphmahip.hettle Hugtil.tt waa«g lerelrad a HeldIn Ural lieutenant
ream heapllal_ In the llnlveraiiy id
Wlanm. Iliighlrlt rrrelvadnw|nr letter in Inning and thendartdag In wanted hi change hlaalar la tommy.Tranalerruag la the Michigan
e* — Three piayrrn, rrprenetttlrfkIgdlani. hnM fieM rml ahonting av¬
er M*r aa the -BI^Ninr" lmakrtig.il arg-l thr haM wny mark, official Weatern Co-
FinalIn Chicagetiullr FirrworfcuIn 'KnhikltieMi'
CHICAGO, Jan. 2H OP)—Hlnrin wgrningg lorlgy flewover the training camp oflluli Koxworth, aapirant tothe world', light heavyweighthanif.MMinhiprt.iiwitrfh, 23, uf Ke.it St
Ill. m i>.III. king ptitMhrr with 14knrM'k.mt vtrfJirkM in 14•MHial ImiiAh, Iimn m fmjr-ifjund <rx-hiMJii.it ilal* with Jim Unite,world'* Im*>v yweight . hMmpMn, Inthr C.ilisrum tomnrrow night.
* 5-STAR SIRVICiWinter weather ia ilouhly hard on your car
regularly. See ua Unlay far money-preventative maintenance
1551' — So aervhwl-ngving H
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, N.Mlhorn flhlo woigMliftHiM mrrt»'•*. ihojitrhl hi ClrvoUnd Jonuory 17
t Mr oiuolly lift* m« m light-hrjivyUS o%t>—i. Ml but hr w»* mm and mn»-«|iiortri
l-mj.id. ovrf Ihr INI |mmhk| llftul.iomt yearn «« thr | and won foiM-d to • oni|4*tr will!
Him hwivir*. Hr pla.rd third witlio total of 7f»2 |Mould tyi thr thrr.
i- i lift* thr imm*. thr Himti h, »»vIhr thr «looii ami jrrh.
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TUXEDOSIMt'BUC MKANTCII — MINti KOI.I.
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WOLVERINE (HfVNiif M.Mil U»I MKWA. AVB. AT KTBMt R-
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anMlirr emliltnti..it for loiuli. UutIm* irgord* tin* our a* difforrnt,iirlnripolly leraunr of hi* nnrryt howing agoinit Jtrwy Jor W«l«coll in ffrw York lo«t l)rr. 5Ifr will Ih* giHiiiHig for o knmk-
Mit. Imping Iu Imw out with liloo*•ng fi*f* in hi* furrwrll ring op-(iraronrn in tho city whom ho won'ho fitlo."If ho don'l dut fc ond I don't
dtitk." Iami* worn.il tmloy, "Imthif ii* is likely to g. t hurt. I'mKotHM M» trying to hit lomotmrlyiikp | didn't hit Wolrott-Thr plt.h in tliot tho prmglliiipipHm will Imvr thr vlionii ofJ .1 W:ih Mt in hi* mind tomor¬row night whrn hr IrtR it piimh.f'onfln
ll« • ktrviHg notice thatnrtliing drvosfoting[n hi thr fin.tl lio.ifr old i tiamplOlhhlpYork Yaflkog Rto*or 2.1 Hr »uy« hoI. will, lo*o «.r drow.
iifiiia.ll v knot k*tht or urt* liim tip( l.low within f'Mir
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Turntable
MtMtarjr GovernmentOieek« On Tragedy
r ft>rwing f
r top-selling
» have
mpre of theirecords. To mostperhaps t|ie good irecording firm* kbed halni of orili .
TOKYO.' Jan. iAi — A «■"' "»>« furgnimg,hr— fn,i,,h,"r
with tnnwrtiffr* m,ltMi yru„ miirP« mine — |»n»lml»I.V tlmn three nickel* were droned
Ifeor VS plane* during the war into the juke tw*e» for a play ofId tank today in Japan'* in- u recording by Otijr l.ombardo."I «m with 'he piw Vt . ** . f you can he sure that non- of ourUvea. shekel*
n the trag- Sweetest Mu«claims,te This
I p.'>.v>
Newt Agency estimated
«aj believed a'! the vwttnaJuanetr. Ttuee of theavs*were British soldier*. Au-
trytng to learn ifor any other tin-
aboard, however-ton Joo Maru was on
^ % „run from Kobe to Ttad- . Tnu,|,|r
mrrm the aee on the northtf Mrtbu. when it hit thethe eurty morning black-
"of Kuro.
Anita ftlbt. with the assist¬ance of Will Uradlrv. tarns outa goad jah en an lnt»re«lln«•tempo switch' tone. "HootWhip", en Mgnatnre. Mha OTIay.wheae vetre remains a reveal-
NelNe l.ulrher evku. H the »r-
Igtnatnr nf a Mm. sllghtlv he-Inw pNrh style which Is veryattractive.A great new Alee Wilder song
Man" ha i been re¬ded by such lop fetnn# singer*
as Sarah Vaughan, Mary Ann Me*Call, and IVggy |#e. The lyrieaof thin tune probably have a lot
Uttte jhip sank within JO ***** """letting go with her Dkk Haymea. oho is rapidlyfrom Kobe t^conung a. remarkable singer,
freighter aiao was shaken |,m ^1 evidence of it onemploaion .. -That's All I Want To Know.''
_ Haymes. until recently, had !wkfrom
f|Vr|| material to re¬cord. Apparently Decca execu¬tives aiv finally realizing thatfhey have a potential top singerudder contract ami are treatinghitd with just respect
Recent Vlrtnr retaanes InetndeArtie Khaw'a version nf **Reilnthe Betulne." and "Wring nffnrh" bv the old ttleaa Millerorchestra. We feel that the Tea
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