DONT PANIC, WEATHER: READ HERSHEV'S A I ITTLE COLDER IMt.VFT CLARIFICATION WITH MORE SNOW MSC DAILY STUDENT PUBLICATION FIVE CENTS EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN - THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1952 Dionysum Tryouts Communists Hrwl of Polls Balk Over HSCn '51 7«wi Peace Threat to Continue Taps in Kym of POW Talks Slate Uftidnkire Truer Tallin Keaeli Half-year Mark In spite of wire service football polls, MSC ^ 1951 footteJI team wa» named No. i in the Mtkm by In 1952, Truman Declares the Michjgan legislature ye»U r- M UN SAN, .Korea truce talks (A'l-- fiay. rrachH The House and mously passed a 9 Senate unani¬ rcsoluttaw calling ( orris Discuss STL'M President Warns the half-year mark Weflrter- ( oarh Higgle Munn the nation's tla.v in a tight deadlock over restricting Communist airfield "most outstanding the team as reach." and obviously.^tepi. Tennessee's schedule,, the reso¬ Of Soviet Power Construction m North Korea dur¬ lution declared, was filled with WASHINGTON op.—Presid.-i Wednesday ing rih armistice. The -United Nations eotnmand so-so, opponents, while State had I proclaimed 1952 a "crucial year' uiflfle of the hI.oo war una hie to a rough and tough saaaon. The United State, and the free wnrl i against the budge the resolution was sponsored by Sen¬ ftc-ds WertneSfla v from demands ! threat of Wnrld War III for forced repatriation r»f h1! pris¬ ator Haskell t^. Nlchola, (K-Jaclt- oners held h\ the Allien without 1 Warning that Soviet R.p- regard for the • Visi.es of the In- ; ,ia i, expanding her armed ' Farm Price F.ITmu |i( untangle these issues College Cuts 1 might. atnmically and nther- wise, the President declared ypntorda v Subcommittee* hand- lliog prisoner exchange and truce SumiuerPkn Aid Urged Eupervivion sf heduJed meetings Jit 1! fCSTi. < m . >n pm Wednesday. To 9 Weeks Bv T riimaii Whether the defeat''of * Ru»- v c TON I jtlf-iiilar '.man veM. Slii«li. Sin* ni-.-i- farm MAC, full quarter nurn- niinlih mcr session ha, Wn rcduc- bhgJL the* railed i <1 -from 12 to nlna week,. ,r». et.nl.. h. ll.m.N Mrid their "final, unbreakable" offer 1,-Kinninir in summer school , II,inn I.cniali ,ntf huwt Hnlnvlll*. rnnriNnalor, fur stirtrnl to settle the armistire super- wW»2 The irgular six-week ses- ! Tr,l« t w, ,nH SKrii,, ««' M the arnhlrm, n» IHr tralhnnk nlflre I, li»- liiislaluir View*'S rvrhan.r ,|Mnu.ml h* \W, «rl.vltlr, Hnarit. fh, Sinn wilt t># held as »n the past. , rrfrrf In Ihr AW, rnnm. tlurri flour. Intnl.. The new arrangement has been I approved by the State Board of governing Four Bills Received A ur (culture. 'Ollrgr SC Budget ltc(|iie>t iiMxl.y, upon faculty recommend¬ ation drayin up The plan wa» originally by the summer school headed by Dean i Prirr « II p || «# r t oprrAtlone. Paving Project committee, l.mcriior to Seek Additional Emeiitus-Stanley K Crowe. «utn- ' On whlrli rrjrliol a record pc«k in 1919. I»4vc drupped off oharpl) rr school director. Il»i* a c*r ItrrjiiAf farm prirex raven to Reduce Big Defied (row* mM calendar difVk-Ml II, nr.VERLY Htslll have inrreined rather vharpl|. * G. Mermen William, told Miihiifa: - '»• >1*- Plan, fur a local resnrfaeinir and pa, ing project were advanced yesterday when the State Highway Pepart- <-*".th l«-tri*l»tur,- why In- tlui.h;- Michigan Stat. ment received hid, (mm four contractors. .,t, mure mow) when ht delivered hi., annual Wftmlvr tnr rMi»«a«r». h» l ow l.irt called for l'249.i9 and was entered l.y P —————— VanderVeep and Sons. 'If- tmynds fnr in- f.-rs a.-re received fr-.m xling • by ><••• - raies. he will S|»arlac;ulu Dormitories 'th«r Jlrms. [in- four itemixed eat.- Ilt'Utl* to Meet House 5600. At Ann Arbor liglitini! Slows Lose 600 Men In Sasi Area the Iniard are I he pUn SKOrt.. K >• Heavy Governor hillUmv Hrrretarv hl|4»«r ,ap|>< Rk|...r-, \ >,-rr >»!». «-»•" 1.U30 fieneral John Martin Jr. HUte ild talk about Approval Ut make rallric grad- living i'. roiirjje housing Treasurer l». Hale Brake and nalrv aviilafek a year emfiter I he number -.1 men II, In. nn « »nlr.ller R.herl Hle.4m.n for miliiarv vmlrr or vtui d'- r.mpu, -trsnpr. U. 1.IM In Ihr 'ot.o M I'.,If mi. he. »-• ' fertve folw. .Inter nf 1,51. ,n. dur- l.tam. 'it, «an..ser M '•» t'fin »f IAJI. ' J'- s>»elin« of ■ti» .ssiti,.^ to The NEWS IN BRIEF Selieduh'M Awkrtl Selective Service Direelnr ^arn- \gain-t Panic f I fit 'Sftlil Hrjuiml - C,mvml HersheyClarifies Draft Defermen I Rulings shift ut I* Si h\ Laud I rumnti I nil* W.ViHLVGTON .■$* — Tr Alt I hgA rate Mi! C R I <5 A N STATE NEWS l .S.-British Conferences Fait Flat Michigan State News AmwrlaM Prm N#w* .\nal»M *Xo great aura of achieve¬ ment han emanated from' . the Truman-Churchill con¬ ferences in Washington. Perhopr the very absence of Acnos* excitement about the talks has served to a flay some fear that things might be even worse than they are*.. Churchill's principle objective l&AlfSo seems to have been to bring on WG.RAn » expression of gbbd faith in the ability of the two countries to 49. Not ion ifkibl Editorially PR M »* *4 u IS 17 99 24 >♦ lowed a si/enhle post war surplus to drift away and in interests and into a general two years limy have built up a deficit that is approach¬ ing the X.Ml million mark, t'nless direct actio* is taken during this session of the legislature Michigan will have a deficit of approximately SI00 million hy mid- ia.*:!, \5j& rstrtisi attempting to ST 47 41 49 - m ' 94 4$ 44 m 44 91 49 fa 94 Unfortunately the prospect of uny effective action Is dim. 99 The $350 million budget submitted to the legislature yester¬ 99 94 day by Governor Williams cannot ho cut very far without between I'.v . tiH limril. seriously endangering political careers along with the-wel¬ fare of the state. The remaining eboiee is to raise new Why Not w hlrh .-otmltlerilv S lire unsM pro- benefit* IVir all under taxes, a particularly distasteful task to the majority party. Many MSC *eninll_uf l.unsitig area religi¬ .".07 EAST GRAND HIM II this session it will lie hurd to avoid the conclusion that ous leaders last full found little if uny serious objection 11:30 p.m., Homo 33. Union. the majority party is more interested in serving, special SPARTAN fil'ARO to sueh a flute. 'Across from llrrkry II ill Many churches voiced absolutely no objection. interests than the interestsjif the people they supposedly 7:30 p.m.. Hem Hall.. Wi Others would approve the date as long as the cere¬ represent. monies did mil conflict with Sunday services. In reality- there appears to lie little objection to a Sun¬ Military The following announcement from the Position GUtrifies and serve ii |H-riod of two years active duty day commencement except, .perhaps, by administration and faculty member* who would otherwise have the day off. Students, pa reels and friumls would ecrluinly find CAMPUS if railed. Tin- time served on active duty Offices of the l'MS * PAS A: T is issued ill clarification of the new provisions of would then lie deducted from the eight year Sunday a better day The obvious question i*. "Why can't June commence¬ CLASSIFIED total obligation. If two years active duty- rescheduled for Sunday'."' the I'MT f Service Act of 1051. to the end ment be of resolving some of the current misunder¬ were completed, this would leave six years standing reflected in the recent State News during which period he would continue to lie n reserve officer on inactive status. PATES—Minimum ckarjss tor IS oordi or Wo: I day. 50c: 3 d«yt. PHONE IN YO'Jt I editorial regarding1 deferment agreements $1.00; five dayi. $1.25 plur 15c «er*ice therge for credit. $-1511. Eit'Jll for ItOTC and Air ItOTC cadets. N Students who are deferred from selective WK AltF INTKKKSTl l» IX YOI service localise of previous active military Eech wad in eeceo of IS, 3c per dey. 9 to 12 — I hi | Under the provisions of this act. all quali¬ ....IF YOI AIM' IMFIM.STI M IX I S! serviie may enroll in the ndvtiuced course fied men under 20 years of age are con¬ AUTOMOTIVE FOR SALE without signing u deferment agreement. sidered available lor active and reserve mi¬ Advanced Air and Army ItOTC non-vet¬ y f.Ew i litary duty lor u period of eight years. In the case of MSC students, a choice is avail¬ able as to how the duty may Is- performed. A student accepted bv the Army nr erans who do not choose to sign the new agreement must be discharged immediately. Infnrmalinn an the new UMT & Ser¬ vire Act wua not received nt MSC un¬ KAPPA SIGMA SALES - Air IIOTC may perform this duly as an til after the start of the winter holi¬ officer u|Nin successful completion of his ItOTC course of study. A student day* ami called fur . I He deferment agreement cm first year Army bnsic RUSHING SMOKER who is not accept able or does not students In lie executed prior to I tec. 221 W. MICH. TON I f. »i r chcs.sc to enter the NOTC program ~ — IB. may Is- ratted upon to serve the same Since it was obviously impossible to con¬ 7:30 - *>:00 (At fraud Hixerl length of time in an enlisted status, tact all basic students during this period, and may i>r called to service before gra¬ permission was obtained to extend the dead¬ duating from college. line date to Jan. tft for the Army. The Air The non-veteran who is accepted for and Korce directive whs likewise received after the start of the holidays and railed for the pursues the advanced course of ItOTC must execution of deferment agreements at the sign a deferment agreement which is effec¬ tive in deferring him from induct ion as long earliest possible.date. Students desiring further information on ' ns he successfully continues his ItOTC pro¬ MALCOLM Mil KS gram c r until he obtains his degree. In liarticulcir ruses are urged to come to the office ol Hie IMS & T or PAS & T at any¬ the agreement the student" states that he time, will accept a reserve, commission if tendered Williams Hits 'Misconduct* SMOKER LANSING -Governor Wil¬ liams issued a sharp reprimand FOR ALL MEN. ter General Herbert F Unle. DELTA TAU DELTA handling of National Guard af¬ fairs. Williams refused to remove Lfiyle from olTice. ' bet au.se. he said. "Confused and disbrgan-* ized command was in part re¬ THURSDAY 7:30-0* SERVICE sponsible for his -.misconduct " Lay U-. who was suspended EMPLOYMENT last November pending an in¬ 330 E. Oraad Rivtr vestigation bv the governor, was returned to his jot) as Quar.ter- TRANSPORT, At the same time the Gover¬ nor announced plans to shake' up the State Military Board and to appoint ;» special commission WE WANT YOU!! to study the top command or¬ ganization of the state military establishment. IF Yon (am Art, Sin*, or Dm ire We Wuul Yon J. J\ M UU I tJ J-M10 TRYOUTS " HM11 in the Forthcoming DiONYSIAN All S l» A If PAKTY PRIMER T A X Stmlenl I'rmlnetioii UNION BLDG. ON SALE TUESDAY If e Wmnt fo .Sec YOU , .taniial* I", 1982 ler* Patch INTER VARSITY CHRISTIAN ilicfei in tttlnwslflP 1 30 p.m.r Room 33. Union. MONVHAN TRVOUT* m Policy ■ 1 pmi.. Room SI. Union. II* ci Anli- IjUNOTOK («V- I, t r ti m h n u ml It cost* m little IHInistor Churchill th'ii" «pHt over vc.tcrday in pro- ... to travel , i.li l Anslo-Amcrlcon ,,r.i (ho Comiminht [A. nii/l I ho Middle Lj Europe, i ...lo.iuue Issued short- [(fjohill left (or New t , .ithey also for- Mmir.i-ed that Amerleon I.pnur liomber bases In I," ubiect to Joint deel- ( the Iliitish Koverninent T;(iHency. nought ♦his Us* e. h.t'1i. Tr-iman In writing. Williams fContinued from Page i.) •Id wind up Itie *fwiori,w sehedaled April I.Jkl •urnmrnl dale. OM AR |,|:VAST A caucus of'Jhc controlling Ru- iblicans agreed to meet Fridays Wi*r* Ifliiiiiur \imI \lu*i« id Mondays every week, start¬ . vtf communique, le this Friday, to push the work md half a dozen f decision or pro- Osear Levant to Make No/o along. the Trf'gislature i-.rh ..IT four days of took up near- fit i:h leader's time Apttenvnave Here January 22 j Tuesday* Irt ti : the session, i Thursdays to SIGMA CHI :'n,,oent chief. met| /W O-Vl.l wn rr concert i i ■' a">' ,urh 'Rfer.mcnt had been worked out with the Invite. VOII to no the'pianist, will u Tuesday, . ;'S*T _ suggestion for m nf obtaining n January 22. INFORMAL SMOKER IFNil. r Our ividing on common l^Vgnf^ ujn ,,M war rtrnteev Meanwhile, the opening day |,H4ur,..f, ,!•< around the; Mudi-nt- ma\ * ! U.unt of hills Illative Hwamped the leg- machinery. In the Tlmr-iluy. January 10. 10.*.2 '7:311 P SPARTAN ctH which ll'iutr. s? measures were Intro- MBggeuted 72«> e\st i.iiwn river 2I W k-Cn.l wmmuniqne rr had been fntftUed t'nion tul GREEN 1 the uih« wrr# tmm- SV 1 aaiieare" ana III the n.oltf MSli I or. i^o Film S.-ri.*- ENSEMBLE I r.iin I 1 4 l teller understand- lean in Fun >, Ihouchlt Md Bimm mi on top-nuhi I III K>l> \A. FRIDAY - JAN. 10, II \ ihr Kovernmenie in- show y Fcrhap' 1 e, • , ,.4uc containort no in our tur.c THE MFONMER (AMERICAN) » .milnli. .* 1 ■) inounccment* or had not in « gen- to bridge th Inr and tl..^ l oriiiii to Sliow A (.MEAT FII.M STAIIHIM. liccn ontlclpated enee by Family Film ,• . ,,c •. rc from the begirf- on the g|..,\ V I i TO l< VI r I. \ l.l E \ ■ ,t lrft unreported levant h, ♦). j^.int.9 which had of rauiio .». F A I II < II I I. II i in \ I i: K ijv-,-i during confcr- with his f t* lirri.v Hnrp.pto.awnt ram 1. ► it,-,lied Saturday and thing h um. praulton Iran a bur m.»l mum of ItT • arek to 333 ivui Minw*- 7 ami 0 P.M. TRUNK CO. Kit Tiewlay. inusirur. ..r hid been Mpffkd ! him motion arek far Umm «Itbaat dr With it': rhlMrra. 107 SOI Til WASHINGTON AVE. 0ne of the dtarnauiuna Is brvt and nHaa.nrr far Travelaare —Giflu—:— llanHbsg* Pith miliury nllair* mtrt ronsidcred secret of the high# onitv h.ts r beginning. tion of ,.{ -..1- known to have .•..Icrrtandln* with Be Happy- GOWCKYl tor a greater ..'on.ic information • big power* and • mode any progres Trvoiil* Si'lii'iliiH'd |imw /.euro LUOCIES TASTE BETTER! A unit MS<, _!t tikev fine tnbocco to give you a better-tasting cigarette. And Lucky Strike means fine tobacco. litlr Slum * But it takes vmiething dveTtoo superior work¬ MSC ha* spread manship. You get fine, light, mild, good-tasting Special!! > • •.? the return of Dr. tobacroin the better-made rignr«rttci That's why r,.A«. a ho studied here Luckies tnste better So. Be Happy Go Lucky! S g /vcmraent scholar- I lior-.l.iv. FriHav ami SaliinUy Get a carton today! y did research on il • hes » einctring and* spent spare lime taking f 'he campus and LANSING 20% - 33Vs% OFF TOMI.III ON MOST STATIONERY ial^H > :-e: \r, Osaka univer- 8:30-11:30' tiV Stag * Ml MITE PAPER dfd was awarded s^B 0'fiif for his studies Music fly l.ritrr «i/e — I ormal — Informal Floral Print. CLARENCE M HMIBT •r rmpbell. superin- SEE f ' •«*v' power house, re- letter frtim Dr YWCA " our hardkerrhirf :• v "hat the slides he ^ '. utilized in talks S P E ( I A I. S '.vd and • » States CLEARANCE 35 FORMALS l/2 Price originally priced $25.00 to $69.00 in full length ,mmA Www I•«" and ballarlna stylei aa A.fpf (ttoTvira"— Vrrr' EAST LANSING LS/MF.T-lucky Thursday, .|ar)u A Fighting Ulini Fencers to Open Schedule Golden Gophers Nex Against Wayne Tartars Only two weeks of practice remain for State's fencers to prepare for tlioir season opener Jan. 26 in Detroit against Conference Opponent the Tartars of Wayne University. Coach Charles Schmitter will depend -more on team balance than individual performance Minnesota Tops Kent, ~this year. Winless in Big Ten from Miss Rider in the Women's Mr TOM RVAN Gym. ^ Michigan State's basketball squad will neapolis Friday nmrninu in search of its i,i„th Jt and second lliir Ten victory. Coach h\. v,J The team has tost no one from a final practice , .|, ineligibility hut At Jacqbs has dropped out because Of n heart Gym this ulternoon condition. Although the 'jjJ In the foil Coach Schmitter has Ray Toite, Ralph Kalmar. George catrers fail hj,,l Cnrr and Millard Rogers return¬ f|*HE singles and doubles bad- pressive rin.nl, Jb minton tourney will be play¬ against r.« ■ ing from last year, with Bruce ed Mondays through Fridays Pier soi i and James lllgenfritz phers Sim k 'M c n holding down reserve s|K»ls. from 5 to « p.m. Iieginning Jan. f>r 14. Entry blanks may lie ob¬ r. K F C K tained from Miss Daily in the "Kentucky, Brock Method llair and Scalp Women's Gym. A schedule for the counti Treatment#jtyill simplify your the tournament will be posted in hair and scalp problem# • These famous treatments are now Ax uxual the being given in this Bather Letterwinner Fred Freiheit, Shop . Why not let us tell ycu alxnit the Brcck Method along with veterans Bob Bristle ami Ray Monte, is slated to see Hair and Scalp Treatment* action in the sabre. Reserves in this event are John MofTott and AVOID THOME LONG INNFCESHARY WAITS—TIIE Dick Pfcil. r TIF,practices schedulewillfor becoedannounced fencing HEADQt'ARTERK FOR AI.E j later. Requirements for pledging Delta Gamma Mu (Women's HRE1K PRODFCTS Michigan . State's defeat of j Notre Dame in football by the Fencing Honorary) con lie passed at these practice;?. The annual top-heavy score of 35-0 was ralj- MSC Barber Shop ed one of the top surprises of the ] fencing tournament will be held sports year "by newsmen po | later in the term with the chain- by the Associated Dress. Sanity (lode. TV Included » T m f """ " THETA CHI ISCA A Faced Many fVilh Problems NEW YORK t/V> — No the relieve previe* obviously I big games actually cnnttict with! not taking the long view with ref¬ RUSH SMOKER legged linebacker wittu Bronko , Nngurski bearing dbwn on him the games of small schools? hadn't thought of that, We but erence to television because it oc¬ curs to me that the mid western ever faced a task with more ap¬ George F. Davis of Sioux la,, calls i.l to our attention. City, • equivalent <»f 'subway alumni' Daw >011 A OUT TUESDAY ten. a nee, or the fan* weren't on feated I'riiwi also think the colleges are speaking terms with the coach. Dartmouth- •»' 20% OFF With ; Hatttt .it! ; ■■ RED CEDAR CO-OP I'lilDdrIphu Professional Eaglex, and I ou Siahttt. roarh at ( axe . Hugh M«- V tn tarry V i during ' Institute. position 7M Birth Igai — East Laati>g Hamilton said he still U Inter* Viewing Pittsburgh prospects but WEAKENB SPECIALS Amoqg those interviewed was The Tog Shop Kauio I'anrAr f'loor. .» III*. for 29r He Defiance Unl kitluey llrati.. Nil. 2 run Ih'fiinirt' Totnuloe Juice. If* or.. can 2Tc SEMI- ANNU AL •Jello - All Flavt.rs . for 2.»r (. Bottles for 2.Yc Coca Cola . SALE Michigan I'nlalnr*. I.» Ih* h*)e LIISIII I'caches Silver Bar Sliced. Nn. 2Va can .tic MI0BI8AN NOW SHOMIM. Pial Snap. I for the price nf 3 .■He JANt HVMAS "tow *r| Sic With lun, I'1 Sunshine Oispy Crackers. I Ih. Wllhll" l* 2.*c Sunshine llytlrox rttultiM, packajtc_- "TM BIM VPII" Northern Toilet Tissue .» for 2."»c _ WITH — "Girth •" t hirl,, l.auchlon I tin/. lor .*7c .19c I Ih. 19. SLABMEN 1 Ih. ... 19c ... ( — DAIS OM.V — « _39r Tht Took# Art wPm.. _ WITH - SI,*, ( orhran and Itoroth, MK.sfc, loan CmMW'J t onUi»'< - 1 January 10, 1952 Michigan State news artan Swinjmors Homrmtrtl lUnmd (lie for Positions pCaffl'H* Hold* Trials to Pi«k rant Thai Will Faro Iowa Stair CLEARANCE Sports Wear ,r.wlivlt* in Jrni- I he MR»lfrM mer- phinlv u*rrlr: I>rr»« Silirt* rnlnri'il p. Hod Quiglcv \\ inter Jiifk* u» low a- .re AHuch, Ji ' 11 tines; Indlvkl- II efmmr* nil. T-sliirU Itrtrolar Sl.OII Biil'.U'ln, Dav* interested men k Ikrt McLflch- Sweater* — \atue* In S7.')*> . ,u.; diver*, K« i to see house nnd their ma t .osltchekMlBrof, thrir member*. 233 r. CRAM) limit, FAST I.ANS|\«* ttlurs.Truvrl Past Itlll. RMs Pittsburgh (ipvtwt lush t hair nun SPECIAL MIDWINTER Br M« K VI*TV Michigan Stat.' this Saturday when they I'niwrritv "f T'lttslmryh ''..lithers' new fteldhouw :,illev Collin* has DRESS SHOES On« »♦ America's Most Famous Campus Shops for Mob wn^ervoorts CLEARANCE! tliiiiinullllllll'ltl CASUAL PLAY SHOES 300 K. Miehixan Ave. *8— l*r Dates Set for GroundCrew Radio Tryouts Small Chance Works Hard Seen for Ship To Clear MSb To Make Port h""1 S32.000 iS sharp' Ua t))t "J MS< LONDON (/!*)—A n e w l'« M J* (Joyd ( howlinK K"lt' w h Ip i>eil "I™*. PalriarrtS at ii wouw U J | choice around. Cnpt. Kurt Oarlarn :han th.< 12. and hi.-t Flying Knterpriiw » fontinuwi |J .«*« ct lint niKht. Frnrs rip# that hi bat > If might never get his battered ship to port. Settling Mill lower, listing a* tnuch as BO degrees, her deck¬ house awash, the storm-cracked ship wai helplessly adrift In the „ (ff' . 1 MNlf uf a great leaflet. * This was an nllusion to the re¬ Atlantic 30 miles-south and three in# puted appeal of Communism to miles ve«st of the Lizard, Eng¬ Senator McFarlarni of Arizona, hungry or starving people. land's southernmost point, On the 15th night of Captain Democratic leader, called U "very | °n the subject of corruption in constructive." government, Mr. Truman said he. Cn riseit's ordeal. government While the president was still |Wanted to speak plainly about radios crackled with urgent new rending his message, six leading that, and he declared: gal warnings. house Republican*, led by mln- "Our kind of government above * Rescue' tugmeii said they gave ority leafier Martin of Mawmhtt- i tdl others cannot tolerate dls- her less than a 511-50 chance of sctts, sent a ^statement to the .honesty among its public ierv- ever making port, even though preav gallery attacking 'the speech*! lints. Some dishonest " people she was only about 45 miles from M "•* compendium of campolgn-lWorm themselves Into almost The ITS. destiftyer Willald 'your'fictions and proml«ci.M , Jpvety. organization. It is all the Martin ami the other* had more-ahoeklntk however, when' Keith flashed wont. that Carlson received advance copies »rtl»e m»k«' into a gov- and his lon4 companion, First afloat when the weather calms, violent waves almost swept Carl Prnldnrt's text and haned eminent such as ours, which is Mji'e Kenneth .Dafiev of the These art- sen and His companion, Auncy, their erlHrlNfii on that. They 'he principle of justice British towing' tug Turmojl, did not leave the chamber for all. Would leap over .the Enterprise's ,r> ...^^nchormThcl«.