MICHIGAN STATE NEWS Tlsf Wrulrnt Mlrtllft i llnxrlmll I;iimi' Ihtlly Slinli'iil I'nUltmltnn of Hi, htgnn Slnlr l,,ll,ti> I \ I j.ANSNi., Mil llli. AN. i ,y, \ I'll 11 i .... Swirily (loilltnl AdjournsI Gws, Inflation Arrives To A wail Kussiau Support i Willi • litiinrliM'Ulii* nlll|iiility ntnl «ImhI aiirltlmliu***, II"' ri'iirlinniiiy winy of our ConRtcm it rmlnnvm inn (o kill Urn Minnusoia Farmers To Answer j i.mjlon■ riivltiir |mi)Ii v iff prlrr roulfol. Therr srnm to Iip tfir***' On Franco Investigation Soviet ; innjor tlivi«iovH i»t--iiiirr«*ilif*nu to thl* intwho1«**nmi* Umw, Soitio hint nut ly roiitrrul Hint the CM'A t« stnrvifiif us, food tuouii'il • lioi'j, mill i?imh« ,,v> *11 :i 1». .AX, I. n„, .X, Nii«iaiH. v.... ThHr niu-if |» e>i|>Mii*c»| hy I hi* wlm til till to nut l< ft »i ttt*|Hth|)•! TV .v with n In M .. priii' i riling* tin heeit io Ii ii. I! >■ • .. c rock m*iooi ... M" .1 which 1 \ If It A Piwllif fHh»» i|ni*silnv tiigln II rilinii ( ontest third pipup hotli, I ii i V hy its vi'rv • • ■ tuhmthnv foil i' Thfir Closes Manilas; 11 i riling Mi'" no i'« •» Miners Offer Martin llorr\ Jtulfios Chosen I o Sltoir iilm Strike Notice II A/1 I PON. fa . Apt it •. t hi ( onoiln i/T» Hiding hitfhet IM I MIMN iiml lou.r workiiitf !•<.•.. f ur iVuii' T I ilia's 7ft.iMMi , M.lthiirt/r.l . '«• hiT«*Kli»ii|«»i'H Cheek Itl.-iiii<* S| iir v «t> lev. >. • . « in« tiwlav ' we with ItihII i • • \flrr Million'* Crriil Kail l)i*ji*lcr ».. -r. ... I.ritllh ailft w t rn f \ a mi a « t^lv*. I'Usll'ilNI Ml V | .HI I Ml ST rxi'lttt - I hr A I llhilril Mm It ^ »• •«•• I i iimu \in> i tt %m f II orlislio/f Hirhs Mom In I'rival.' Aliinn ... Ii Offiers Inviiile Carillon Town I III ki.ll "III.I. II l>. I.ilk In < lull I,tml ^Indent* Moot ik \in\m!l l k i'a Io tlruonizc I»run ft: IHtM: III .(l\T I II \\\ \T n* to I no nidation \ I Ii I.-1 • - 1.1 I'. \ p la i 11 i \iiltir Dor* 11*1 l.i\r I'.ff.-.liT <• l.iviii" * licit' Any Mt»rc M \l»IO!» %|iri| !« f <>ra.lnal.; Slii.l.nl %l| lf4VO of >| 4r.mli tr'»«>|»s ii \\ ill C.Jle K.a.linii IIip Madrid rinlltJtv r»|l..ii wru Of ( iffrr. iil Kook tar k«> tr* \ltirida* art ordrng ti I alirnn Choices ir|...iU Iwlaw There was tin Immediate eon (.erinmis It T i ii o Urination or explanation Iron • ilnlrtl f«. offirUI Kpntilah *..«><*«, hut of In Hussion /.one fW-lal allied «ourre% said the Ma/el Mm it/ •;:» April an /[■ rem over the gltuallon on lite rloved Trench dpanlvh border, ^ omen r.m|»lt»\c#*s where Spaniard* have alleged I ij:hu W iii Disfliarp' Toklt GirU Note Hot/. there I* tine h fomnt unl*l In- Into Top Position ' I roil Ilie 'shooter I'or H omen l)orm Motluirs ( (ntnscl I tools $4r. iUrnt One «»f the ;.m ,M earnest ! Springer, lainsing HT.phom., d.ss Mi nt/, was graduated from retary. and Peggy McBnde. uni¬ on ...Urge m IM44 with cxten- tng freshman, treasurer 1)1.1 ROIT \pr»l !«i It — Pro- i I s.lRTIf HAI4. None of the wo • Plant* of the De¬ charges. The uff.i , innniim and t-xpan- Belly Rendall. Unxing Jumot duc tiuii 4> t - e Mrs adde voted senior represented.. troit Steel prudu«ts 'ompsnv r*me one jfor t jurisdiction. Sim abrupt rod Urday when *p WW . at reuut sU have already .Martha Baker. Lanung to an cox uddt i anI)n ,, made for her to repeat (or ar prosimatel> !»00 metnherx of the (If) I tilted %uta worker* *Uark tous groups this hour-long dra- • ,r>vl .a.phorrt" »ver contract term*. •da f>t MPIO ROUNDUP S/irrili Major* hJi'i- WKAR SAGINAW. Mich Af.r.l _ 8J0 kc School Of Public Admiiiinlratioii I'l orinti I'miili-nt: . i t "it layoff of t.y>0 i OruduatcM First (locfl, Bitkly Kalz Moke Han'i'"1 . r,e weekend at the C*» T 00—Melody at Seven auntry here. Jstmts V New office 7:30—The Dawn Salute 8.00—Eight O'Clock New* Biddy UaU. Ponl h«v® the distlnctio senior, will F being the inrre was t-iu : »i manager, said t"da; I' • club ha. KNJIIVH roll) t o'MIlt)' TIME TABLE 8 45—Songs to Remember '•rsj woman to receive degree ernm ir.e new pf( p 00—G.iod Morning laidics Jnration. the field of public adminis- Stole II orks Out >'">1 junior. p.30— Hymns You !- cording to merit and ar:- rather «ent by"l'he"tute Of- J"n ' sti hie i.g * Affair., Cut Phil- Publicity Wo. College students preparing for fae " ch>r. -vard today Advisors o this field do about 300 hours actual ip C k in governmental offices dur- j The OVA s original plan to loan Buell, Jqq ^ their senior year. .No pity is the money 'j the students and be i Dow, prof®#®, 'made during the the student re-; reimbursed by the federal gov-jmatics. years e made the former and two years t for the work ernmer.i wa> declared illegal on Majors Plan, fof ^^jiher j«>b an enjoyable one :he latter She is now at Ma- practice field j the grounds that i f the federal Peoples chu banq. "'under ( MOI HLMOTIILR UKES WORK all. Mrs. Luker thinks that in Pontiac. been— - (j. 1 Miss Grace Richards, house- I the most interesting fea- Miss Pi city mana»«r. I government. way. the Pack said. iiiul 11 , , . It% l.irlilv \t'l(l lulliorisrp MICHIGAN STATE NEWS ThiV r l*o,ssihl<> St tiki' it Von! riant } \\ urlil *J Ni'MiiisWiji M'is«i h # *< **«»• Inflation ih nui I rfii-; ItWUiST \i:\vs t -foot: . - I IIIOXIW \«)l IN t> ' y - lllilsl | | t ill K \N 0-s>v A . \y \- w\ . V \ Machinery Set la II art; Off Italian Debit ■x\^V l I N I It \ I Ml IIIOHIM »l M \»; N S t \ I III |t|; \\ For I lie I'irsl linn-. I INM I'll I "»IO II KI \\ LETTERS*the EDITOR "IMH. rMr I Meet "Crystal lTa/or"f . . . rlexer Church Soulier of Boston up for you pal* who Original thrnnuil waut some, W' •i\V Directory thing ililTerent in *|torl shoos! Die trick i» the clear xinylile saddle I U U\ \\ Kt < K it l) U)s S|>iiiiaii < .oacli Miijiics MSCir Chili limns lh in I V/r/,r/ Out if I'lntr Spartan* Will Kolu'i'ls To I'ildi W ill 'I'mijslr I / spriiil .Medley \'1.1 Mi. i.i,.,... Ml' I L. L w M in Drake Meet lit Jtm ( i «»m'h .1nftn Ko!m lum fin a ^ i. IN i.. I'm- oft JVa iv. I IihIIIv By ii«>tttnuil, >1 p, i, ^itcfiitift »i*|prllnn for 1 hi !«-iii im'\ In Kttltttmi/iMi I«» i mH.i ,t| .'. ( . TlJ On I Mil r,oll"K" Hi I.I Un H ieiieW it mm i \Mrhiirnii «Hw H ' By J»«k Wnrlh -M vnn Int.- I'lir hi»I Unit* I fin luo I 8® I'l,,villi! their flrnl . If time «»f the jM'wwiH, the Spurt ■1 Will. I.I mill II,, / '• | ... , >* JiiwotM will ww»i iviiiml m,,.,* ami .Spurn,,., „ l lHIClllS (,lIII, 1fi« liiimii thn nflnrtmnn i«t hum.' mill hum.' Mi't-iiw, en, l,1 II . ...I »f> (<•■> a , ........ " OlhS lo l lll .'...'.'....Vi s.!.".. ,>.'.'MSI, SimHimi (.olfi'l'M To Italllr I ilaiiH 11111 in ilnl in', Sal nnla v *1 IK AH IN HI Tl II I II I in I .aiiKiii" I ink but. hnwliii I . nj, WS7 II,, I'm | K, - SjHirhn, Shif: .LETih Saliir HliI Sloio! '\l Itrail* I hiraiio Kronen (illllirlil i.r|s 'I In- Ki« Word «•< Hughes will take ... uneae .... .mil Prhaiuk ... Friend!^ Service WOMEITj • t=tfcUii SPORTS it i,l Michigan Stair Inulcrs M ill I load \orlh R Lift tWlll U I or O/n'iiiiiii Hav Of I rani Season Saturday by a Kim with Mai pitcher, and •' iii llli. y \ * Its# -n | i. .viii.lAK I w till lis I <| Molt' in the field KAnu* 1 and Alpha Ph; that ended in a n SI'NH.Vt • ,. \M» MOIOII nils pit thing-catching t> THE'POWERFUL, TERRIFYING BEST SEUER Jyyte and Janet Johnson J pha Phi missed getting th<»: BICfeMES A PICTURE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET: »t«"uiRht w;n of the ® A u-2 mnoi. 1.1 itHil U It >N victory was scored s.-> •• l.ui Alphas over Ma ' '' i M IK! I CHECK ON VOl !i ® < \K i»l !W$! they had a hitting mum " ' ; ' ,k M'ltlNC II VKDWAHK NKKHS a M «i,—i >i<11 * - one-all tie. • ff1' Verkey was the winning j And Then tr' wkile Dorothy Williams j' Shop in Our s 1 1 <-ueri with the defeat. In' ' -< .i.d inning Del Hette; nun ! fielding gem of the game I MOHKHN. IC-IOallATK STOUK H I IliKs > t ati i.mg a long fiv and then; \ 0''Uoi.;:g a Mason player off mk> r',. • PAINTS • USHIM. TA< KI.K % B \ I ! LKItS • khiI,S • HOt SKWAUKS a I IKK KLi'AlK I.AW N ANU (lAIIOfcN Sl'l'I'UES jr "telling \S' Sellers • HI II.OtKS HAIUJW AKfc Sl l'I'LIES C lilt V II. TIME f"*p 'hi hi Ohio Stale I . Hurkeyes' Court • U 1.1* MB Slop in lodaj and let us suppl> your appliance needs -Michigan State's touring tennis! d:> '■ aUsurbtjl the 'lect-itd defeat:1 ' ■. its MAHONEY'5 HARDWARE current road trip at Colum- tiansi °h'°. Thursday afteinuun.; Tic 'i»") Ohio State, 7-2. | portal __Dave Phillips, Carl Fraiu and "»»' ' Martin saved MSC from a they j 210 Abbott Koad M.A.C. and ALBERT shutout. les Phillips Prufej ••• '" Ea»t Liinaing while __ teamed up iu the doubles to lull, j the- ■■ hack their opponents. j should 1 0A N STAT1'' V V. W t fWttiMny April t*7. I'm,; Head INFORMATION Dorms To / Tlnvo (Iff; .ini/.tlion- I'll 1' Co-op CofiU I .. 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Mtlwottltf'i' {I>*»«»! »lo»r«"" ttT Allfttt I 4 M IViMiti .Sltiff IT'mT, I'.iigini'rr lion Ki'iiclixiilo I>foiip MI NEKS M \( IIIM \\\ FROM Tokyo to the Tasman Sea.deployed bureaus, started new ones and AP mentheirhave reopened old statis to speed tke news ot halt ot the world s peoples to Associated Press newspapers everywhere. The Western Paciiic never again will be the Mysterious East. In Tokyo. Glenn Babb, AP's Foreign News Editor, is putting the tinishing touches upon this extensive news coverage in the West¬ ern Paciiic for this and hundreds o! other AP member papers. Babb formerly was chief of bureau in Tokyo and Poiping. RichardMauock. pre-war chief in Rome, is directing developments in China. John Grover has taken charge in Manila, lames Hutcheson in Hong Kong. Ralph Morton. Australasia chiei.oi bureau, is expanding AP's new services "Dcwnunder." The entire AP staff -much larger than before the war-is especially recruited for its rich background in Asiatic and global affairs. A few of them ere pictured here. Look for this staffs stories in this newspaper. STATE NEWS