'Mi ^ WRATH BR: s1" -ad AGMION HRAMNARLR rAoatlro mo I RUNNY KACT LAMBING, MlfffltGAN aroodwr' PUBLICATION FRIDAY', JANUARY 0, 1948 Farm Council Committees Seek Raise Says Marshall ■ I t:-U: In GI P Dalesman European Students s unified agri- ly intcmled a* No Solicitation Dm To CoHcrp Policy, Not Influence Cutting like Marshall Plan || ■t sight Bute rollese" yeaterriny, the 'reM wportcd A decision to forbid i icon Lcsion-AVC soliciting d rumpus to raise funds far C | Aascrica Must FlnUli of "Tbe Marshall Plan Is the Europe." < only way to save the rnntinent "The Marshall Plan fnay prevent s depression here in the ,;1 <;:1 United States." Atalnistratlvw oration Subsistence was I I War Jab She Started The two statements above are views and opinions of the Imoo It umm H. 'iwL. Drolnon Axalxtflfit (liwrlhnl and | on college college administration not administrate because of any | |Jssasttfcs Secretary aiil-to-Europe bill, expressed? r~rr ^ ■■■V™" . mfrcl>' a confer- 1 influence li-S'dntton, Dnn by some of Michigan State'.* t w T g quinment*. hope* to organize agricultural to' rf- Student* S. E. Crowe sold tcidoy. Th0 ,wo veterana* WASHINGTON. Jan. 8 UP) foreign students who were111.3-. r of State Marshall interviewed by the State I >«, Britain < congressional ero- News yestenlny. MMMI I mm The .vmf.mZTT., n—prescnl ektcnslon facilities „„a, .... I tnnlutiona requested permll | M" |,,a5,ic snowballs an i_ received would I 'ilea today to vote an Truman Trees Approval sta" European recovery In President Truman's "slate Fear Red Aid 145 Maiding and finance* ore not sufficient Mpply the many demand* mnde Muh.aon to; „nd sTafa deleeata. n or none at aim served all. notice, of the union" speech Wednesday in he uraed approval of u $*.100.- To Greece •i"- Si a - . tor Ha aerviee*, Dcnison explain- " „.|,Tn. ! na the Truman admini- 000,000 appropriation In carry out I's driva (or adaption at the Marshall Plan (Mm April I. Piealdant John A. Half program by April I. that ha 1*4* to mid-104*, Jieaaed the troup to out¬ dtad against a Republican pro- Th# President's request of Mat Hath CMtitrlr* Agrtf Nearly 15.(A# of the snowballs, ™ line M te divorce operation of the month for a I? billion dollar aome of the problem* the col- lad* baa In aettinf aufficient Haven't the fatted with the alafan program from the Stale Depart' total appropriation has boon Upon DiplstwsHr " " tor agricultural teachinf. Chance of a It dropped in favor of year-by-year Art ion In Situation ball in Hell of Get lint Alone an commitments at the request of h and antenaion wort. No Two tordidn Present Subsistence Rates," are Plan tip To Caaned "There cannot bo two secre¬ LONDON, Jon. g bP| - High have they Sri down "he Associated Pre** quoted taries nf the slate," the originator tentative* in diplomatic authoriiies said bora - ' I neb aa aaytne. "All the troupe Wa*hlnflton of tbe Marshall Plan told the today they believed Europe's si mill 11 here hove friend* 15.000 student veterana in the Senate Foreign Relations com¬ ate able to exert pressure. It state. Both la tTnien Shrewd. Brings mittee. ■Red belt" states are preparing IOne Pipe Fin la up te you to arrive at a plan Soberly. Marshall said Russia to establish relation* with Mar- m lar Mlchlaan aarieulture ami to Arthur Wright, flattie Creek Communist koa Vaflades' Communist Greek and the parties of i\Fightin9 senior and AVC chairman, said Fussin\Fe» aaU it to the legislature." Europe would "oppose and sab¬ "State" and declared Itritain and and m» uS2 •aid the college In- Crowe had told him ha had no the United States ara broadly m otage" American aid at every aik for tl.101.4*0 for objection to setting the turn. agreed iqam their policy in thai mm — emmSm. the enteral on aerviee and MM.1II balls on the streets in Baal Lan¬ America must llnish the job eventuality. tMMklk sing across from the campus. He lar the experiment nation plu* The story of what is r—. a shrewdest and most she stinted in the war becauae British xnvernment source and additional *120.000 for ex- ■aid it would be permissible te ithlen* system of political h j la the country was told "the way nf life that we hi foreign Secretary Bavin and perimental purpoae* In he match¬ set up a booth in the Union to known is literally the balanc British cabinet are deeply ed bp federal fund*. give away the snowballs, and In¬ publicly for the first that last it hp Dr. John B. Harrison, in il cellar*, at a meeting of Marshal! said. And he added: [worried over the situation, whirh New library dicated that that would be the department of MaU deeiile that the United reported discussed at length Re named a new library, probable outcome of the question. the History and State* I* unable nr unwilling ef¬ t foreign i hi) icy review inal Induatrie* building. ai The mas* lobby wlU leave De¬ Sdence dab. the cabinet, fectively hi assist in Hi facilitie* for the achaal of vetcr Inary medw.ne a* the pre-ent and I from all Michigan troit It it the story of Damage* -Iruction of must accept western Europe, wo the ronsequeneoa of iralags i>: This fear is squl lo hove bran ^•r^S^Apartmeiii; pressing objective* of the th, hie exception of its rnllapse int.. the dictatorship »• tho reason lor iiurullel British , . i The local organisations will be police stales." i ... - and American warning! to tho eesentat.vc of nearlv M | „„,mie to Pnanee a delegate's en. ssvaiuia Attacks Tail .Senator Arthur Vanricnhurg. mountaia country in 1 - . organ.taboos decided to |jrniM w)lhmi, mmt aort of a apt again on reli. la at East -aamnlan- In tin mm Low . He sprite mil crtU sgalnrt. MWdgan lUpubttcon. governments of Yugoslavia and Itemanda aueh as Senator Tuffr Thls new appeal Mr ■grave'' consequences of recogni¬ t Pirn, started by detective wlr- (R-Ohiol and others made for a i««* by Truman lo Congress again tion nf Vaflades . ; V'-im cJELTL. organization* effort- on the Rogers BUI. whlgh W. cauasd an aatrmaled *1.57* cut in the t*.***.*a*.0*« U.S. e*. | places the aid lull in Hut national Diplomatic authorities reported usk, ,„r , inite and not loo distant data. The plan was lint manlUMd rectly, os we do not have Mo univim I by Secretary of Stata George C. nyimij Marshall In an eddraas at Harv¬ ard university on Juno a of lata Another country, Greece, haa Efcet Officer* year. Ernest Bavin and Goerao already received a short term Bidault. the foreign ministers of loon from this country, and amy The Michigan ■ England and France, promptly win also benefit from Ma pre- Council, at Ha amlloa In Lon- Jumped at Ihe suggestion pooad plan of Secretary of Stata sing Jon. I* Illil MmH an* Joined in inviting Russia le Marshall. " ' ■—— ta a pete amine the proposal. George Vaytanis, student froad Greece, sold that Mo internal Russia's altitude was deemed strife In Gram must stop before Important at that time and after the country can prepare new a preliminary meeting in Paris plans. Ho sold. "We carnal start M July i. Foreign Minister V. M. rebuilding unless we hs've peace Motatov of Russia declared, "The in our country." detection of ■evlet government, considering WIN Giro Gram Chance with chairman Gem pi Fmtay of that the Anglo-French plan to •The Marshall Plan will give Albion and " ml up a special organisation for another opportunity to Oreek Word of East I .. Me co-ordination of the econom¬ elected. John Haask of Armnda ics of European states would persons who are Interested In m'iking Oram a peaceful coun- taad lo Interference in the a I- Mrs of European countries . . •ry. They are looking forward lo |x»llkm Ml 111 IIIM>P lite plan." rejects this plan as being alto- Khor unsatisfactory." Al the Parts conference last winter white Mom of Ihe foreign students year, l« countries expressed their Interviewed here agreed wtM Motatov, however. Jean LrJunter, graduate student from France, Is CASUAL for Me Marshall Plan but believes that other projects like the Winter Friendship Train are of i with wsfm ceiar l-ennord Warren, leading baritone of the Metropolitan value. l*Junt*r sakl. "I or favor of Mr plan, but I feel that Means. and M Opera association, will appear In a vocal recital before a cMtraat . .,. the French people have a " ' lecture-concert aerie* audience in the College auditorium, ' pprehension Inward II." Parties •e# flarinf skirt Monday at 8:1b p.m. William Sektberg will accompany know that the feeling here him at the piano. la genuine, but I am afraid that t Sum mmI MIGHT .,. Warren la a member of the lap ranking performers In my people believe that the action •and opara. has a political meaning. Because Ave opera rompaniea anil Ilia hart known rotas are Pel- Ihe help is coming from Ihe gov¬ Semi her pretty flatterer haa appeared an gueat nolo- stall. Tanta in "Psglioccl," Conic ernment, they suspect that po¬ to brighten your winter let with numerous symphony da I .una |n -|| Travotace." Val¬ litical pressure may I* applied.' wardrobe, soft white Corsage orchestras. entine In "Fousl," and Rcnsto In Darn in New York. Im' studied Ihe "Masked Ball" "The French people would in this country and In Italy. He Warm's program Monday value moot or all n people-lo- rayon i flannel with color made Ma Matrapolitan detail in wning will be drawn largely from opera. Arias from Handel's interest at Ihe hipline 1MB aa Paata In the opera "Simon "Rentes." Verdi's "The Maakad Odd GJunnar Isarhsen. a the sleeves, ' Since that time he and on a position as one of Rail." Oounod's "Faust," and Raa- dent from Norway, gave Ihe fol¬ full? full Bossism Pays slni's "II Barbtara dl dlviglia," lowing statement: will be featured an the concert. Other numbers "I -believe there arc many will include people in eastJm Europe who "lei Bcrceoua" lay Faure, "Chan¬ are afraid that the Marshall Plan REID'S with a that swings as you skirt wnlk son n Hoi re" by Raval, "Agnus i'i.anth - nrr n>ownw - cwhagbh preen and white or In Kentucky Dei" by Rim, and two English chants. melon and white . , , 9 to i!i (Continued from Page I) aide world was passable onlv 14.95 during the summer. Pstronscr flows from Wssh. tngtan In the l-ltlle machine ami in turn It distribute* favors In picked supporter*, who repay with voles, ilw hislnrinn's lindmo* show. . According In Harrison. An*e Ultle hokl* nil pulillc oilier lit I he present, lie eserrisr* hi* po« • or In pun! rimirel wdh hi* neph¬ ew through the appointment o! all Ihe 110 rural school Icarhrr* o( Ma county. In addition In swing¬ ing almnsl enough vote* In win aa alee I M>| i these leaf her* and Male families rnntrihiilc cam- gatgn funds In irmuin in the far- gSUd Cirrlr it's a 4 Ml Willi Utah Priced Corruption at Ihe poll* »•« openly admitted by Utile's duel opponent, huami Multisi. as a JUNIOR common practice. "You have In buy a !*•■ of votes in win an tion in this elec¬ TWO.PIECER aiiH Mialfi tanaal a jaunty Jwriar two-piecrr