forld Peace Goal WEATHER: CLOUDY WITH April Conference RAIN TONIGHT Point Four Aid i VOL. 43, NO. 89 EAST LAN8IHO. MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 195t mall Says Conclave plug American Way Trib Sees Truman Hints By CONNIE COl'ETEAC RedinROTC w hundred oriraniiations will meet In April to ,nije the problem of eellinn the American Way of Life. I TovIKaaL -idrnt John A. Hannah was namot\ chairman of the " He Might Run ! conference early this neck Britons I Yesterday he h aim vital to world peace, called Its Says Reml CWr ! If Necessary pw Bier It will inattempt j Americans promoting a to interest all walks of life in program of educa¬ it.* mm ror.A Local Air Force I50TC offi- j 'Willing to Sacrifice' tional. scientific and industrial aid slapped back yesterday! Monarch | to under-developed areas.- i the Na cers at a story that ap| mud be strong militarily overcign. The eyes because we may have to defeat "Further investigation , wet. - militarily. There is a lit veiled that the Air Forre In¬ I tMh each I." he «iaid structor* have been warned of ites must d the pro-Communist. The last tow-he* U the dernrrtJow* for Career Carnival philosophy dead king •» two lotting- natior her are .Marilyn /went. Purl Huron Jr. (left) and Mary llarlsell Idle Field's e Career Carnival will he held from iron-studded doors military war i the first of •pointier, he said Ha»hy content of these p» official said. Feb. 13-15 In Ihe everyone II is designed In five i # Air Traffic of lvmg , state. "In essence the 'ideological port unities in different field* Ihrouuli rompanv officials I laborers in In top hats and battle being waged between the R»wl.n» "■> Sent to N.Y. i_ cr-u-s men rubbed elbows in Fulled State* W iint u Job? which streamed end- thc great hall. A stick who guid- '52 Ca whispered a description OjM'iut StanTonight World Political JEAN €T»NMA* Geography." by Ftaef Pearcy of The 1052 1 "arecv CaFnivd! opens tonight, at 7010- •w I*vt Sixtv-seven firms will *t booths ,.n the s.-conil floor |SmuM. g JtwMa d IB "**" Itlii pt'.frigg r 'ff "9* IHIWI. in five nil Wmleirtir itn"Ttp-Tn-drttc picture nf tog 1 the *-mn. of the writing* »f 32 author*, job pro*)wet* ill th«» Business world. i cr-ffin .itself wns rlrnpcd In It 1* used a* a text for Air Devoted, to informal meet- • -h gold Royal .Standard th. heraldic desigua the rrr.ld,,„ Trum.n "ill hr lh» ititf.* U'twetn student* and 4 ;:; tu nc. main speaker at Ui<- opening The prospective employer^, t h e Living (froups •• 'tic guard, wearing d|„ner April ' Although Ihr display Iwwdhs will be manned ..r.i carrying Ihe piker (nVrrnmrnl *ill h> r'anpiiiiv utfiHaJ" Prepare for r. of the catai- non-political (.aiti|>iis Chest UMOO Contest ■ student* who last year at- te tilled the Career Carnival joined duty. them In I gentlemen-at- this Tells Outcome wrote on their sugge*tlon and evaluation sheet*: "The evening tall helmet* with white Of Student Poll should have been a 'must' for •lood at one end. C In*- all graduating—even those who , • the ruffin were | Brigade of Guards. effleer* of Their Cops-Roliltcrs already have job*.' "Encourage hearing high hepnhln*. tilted forward. reverted, Their At Ahbot Hall might better plan their future." ore days the King'* remain In the hall O.fifiO of them—pass by f ollrge* throughout Mich bndy will be moved to ve been invited to the t ' , 21 miles west of ttual event. This la he In he the first time such a |i Friday In the pre*- fia* been attempted •• I ..', quccrts and gov- te wide basis. *chlueler < stable* of half the -i. George will be bur- [ f i, inside the castle edges Take <>r. Silver bin Theta Chi Marketing Club via Chi pledge." To Meet Tonight Monday night of the Thcta Chi Attention AlU-oed* DPR Delta hou*e.. i Delt- wag re Water Carnival Theme Contest lilies Uo/n'l IUueking Keds Soni'ething Old. Nothing H I .nek* KeN|M»iiM( Valentine i Wishes ,'Greetings' etiC jupt want* • LnU," the kit Committee I pproret A mall f couldn't be found- it, build bouic* on, that i*. nmitlcc gave Elll* ii Burn*. Dctioit sophu- The Rirb. however, got ri^ ai 'the nation's new avc requested Valentine ght against, inflation M"'«tru Slated c i ferment*. ,.*kcd for hearu the heart of U»c matter Barbara Rhyme*, Wait/ *pi 1 *tu4cfit, i* hoping for Tom Steel. Grand Itap- '•t February end a Valentil ior. car. replied. This is wtiv a*k mc?" Duuis Carolyn .Polk. De¬ lloase Votes \o on Oleo Han lleftetd LANSING «d»i— lhi* chocolate coven Ik-publicans, in th The program will i v tar-old ban en li lipr* Unique Vaku'a: Mi ^series A" of the •Ml dtXICS. Letter to the Editor Michigan State News ■tied on class days Monday through Friday, tnctuslv*. and sprins totrn excrat day* alter holiday*: weekly rm. and one special Freshman Issue between sumil Entered as second-class matter under acts of March Villager Hits the Complaints tap—hot ami rotrt running. MSC is doing 1 ]" Some people <)o not find it dis- m, o green hie to wash their di-hes providing i-io v.i-s, ! relative eomtm- in a place tvhere murtd; ehiWren were scrabbed shortly before I I can aOnrd Ti.. " fin! it (lisagreeoble and remedy doubtedly r-.o it hv washing dishes in tt»e plat* this deal. ' *» «h' provided—a sirV in the trailer. nrirr | „ more than ,ati,flril than happv ln m> J* rTHE EDITOR About a yenr ago,. T moved • "IT* *h*"' oold altera "'di MB, „ ( Into Trailer Village, fully aware of existing conditions. It was etc.. we should do saanetking and rent' Editorially not- Ji condition of poverty, nor of th;it n<>w I must ahont it At a r«st of TV per is it one unit, we honghra few poinds admit that al. certain limes of at a very effective rat poison. condemn my - , ' pf year, it is no plaee foi a rent, if yon'niu.t ? Thumbs Down The rodents have long deport¬ the . pansy. Mm ' of the m-aalled b.vi ed hut we have not. nor do conditions to, - ., . condilinrs are lip to the, in¬ ican piniieei we want to leave. dividual tf) solve Someholv I feel that the col- take my home \ South Campus more .. ■ A proposal pinking a portion of -,houM not provide rr.e u*sth William K « like a military reservation by intvoduclnx saluting among drinking venter from the n ultro^rnojjern. luxury at S25 00 «• -*>. M«t ■ the cadet ranks is expected to he acted' upon lyy Colonel used laundry tub he nne turn, expect a bit of flu Clendenen, Commander of MSC Army ROTC Ground Helms U'.nnt. then .Jta-ina) Forces today. A.similar plan will soon he submitted to Colonel Bond- head of the Air Force ROTC branch. CAMPUS Roth the cadet army and air force regimental and wing staffs approved the plan and are urging its adoption. Un¬ der the setup 1h" urea on the south side of the Red Cedar CLASSIFIEI west of the railroad tracks would he' subject to the pro¬ posed saluting regulations. itrn five uti the afternoon 10 pm The ' Traveler' automotive housing I'ndcr the proposal, basics" will salute advanced rn- s out that there is "not dels. junior cadet officers will salute superior cadel .nightlife'' that way. officers and the nrpty's old saying, "if it moves. uaiute II" w(ll.lie the South Campus watchword. However, a sittdenl must lie In uniform to salute, nnd the regula¬ letters to the Editor tions will he in effect only between K a.m. and 51.10 p.m. Already, students in uniform are required to highball Closing Field Reader Defends Trailer regular army and air force officers in that general area. This, the services explain, is not to make students feel Not Solution I iUagelAriii!>('audition inferior hut is only.a gesture of respect. The plan has been in hatching since last spring. "verbal order" was given then according to Ken Griffith, A To AirCraslie; TO THE KIMTOK: cadet air force whig commander. The formal drawing of It's* a shitrmi ,that oih* has no little respect for him.no if N» J. II. ROHfrKT* JK the plan has just I men completed with the proposal need¬ Asmm tateri |*rr*s News Ana Its or other* lihout hint that ho has to write such a complaining ing only approval of I he depart ment heads before it goes jt.rtor to the Editor of tho Stat*' Sown about the supposed ftsci f i< into effect. . ~ tilth he lives, in at MSC ' M (*) w eek r,v • | * • •»| ... , i | have seen the * time white MAC Colonel Bond will not act oil ii for the Air Force until Irailer Milage. It t h. |lH>k|„t 4nun thr sllhl, ,lf , Ave he returns from a. trip to Keifridge Field next week. roniplainors had i»n\ inuta- |Amm 11 have cample-wide saluting and are required 1*111 fiAMMA Nl Able there Puzzled b> to wear their uniform', all day when they have military Thin ps one lug reason wht we are against this whole hold a meeting every nptl niftke FUggf-stUms other weei ftp hette Lack of Puzzle trailer living with at lens' proposal. \ student, even though he is dangling under ui:i the mercy of the military, i* still hu*>irall> a civilian. Kegardless whether he goes into the arm?)) forces after he graduate*, lie is Mill here al Michigan State for one reason—to gel an education. The Mumd plan was presented to Colonel Dissinger. former army commandant, who turned It down. If this plan, thut looks harmless on the surface, goes through,, i.t won't be lougbidore the b<>uuduric* are rx- pahded to Include the whole campus. We are not con¬ demning the training of college students as military offi¬ PERSONAL cer*.' Many of us would not he here if it wasn't for the Sailly l.mnigh HOTt' program. A' Peon, an editorial writer We do lent, lomever. that the enthusiastic, cadet com¬ iikti the entire column With mander* should channel their efforts on nvore worthwhile KOTC projects Hatkitiug could cause a major dissent among the student KOTC contingent. Like in the regular army, some of the cadets may lake advantage of their newly acquired power Mint make more use of it than hav¬ ing it apply a* a mere gesture of respect ami recognition. It is perhaps a step, in the light direction, however, by SERVICE trying to add a little spirit into tin whole program. Salut¬ ing could he taught in the classroom and other projects It S/H'tirhnuls Drift' could be inserted, much more practical and valuable, to Indiana l'Diversity is spearheading a lb-university drive t«- "Uriug Hill Oat is Heme " Oali* v\as the Ass.h fated press, TvnjN' bureau chief in Prague who was sentenced last July to 10 years -111 prison for "espionage," I h ive hunters hop*' to stimulate l .S government action* in the matter Little Man On Campi by BibUt Worthwhile pro pit- line dirtl «m lie linn's hinhwTlt»u**i \Tlii< lr* h i\r i*t.»%he«l will provide therapy treat •rippled children i-u Ingham wanted t:a I driVe. e VWc A sent out ishing ft»r help in SERVICE The response Was good Already 10,000 envelop topics, fraternities. >oroiit Five thousand more will If fio.ooo envelope* c, workers, it will save the dron's AsMocintto Students working on th but Ht ill nu»r« can la- done In addition to address lopes, ntudeiit* should ill help rehabilitate a handicapped This Space Paid For By One- II tmitm "School Smoke. Smoke! * WOLVERi'ic i.t t • Ah far ax we can fixuro, thviv is just one imxl at S.vru- An cdUuiiid in the "Durty"- me y e r s cusv. Shv is an extrontelv attractive younx lady namixl Pennsylvanian" beg* for mod- I On rutin Ann Gmvur. She ha- rtvcivvd iiatitntul ivv nxnitiun oration in smoking during class fur her ouistandinx attrihutes, it seems, and her picture hours. ''With a complete luck of DELIVERY SERVICE ashtrays a class full of smokers uppcar* in the Syracuse "Daily Orunxe" about once a week. ts literally playing with ftre.'' We like her. too. hut we kind of wonder if there aren't any the University'- of Pennsylvania v Ah ha- So THIS » where we're heldin* eta thi. afternoon. Eul Laming (Bore, coeds there. -v Ml eft1OAft ft*Ate ft ft * ft } Agent Addresses mors Banquet r ~J«t RtSClt-TNf JUNOll^ P TEAIMM...«NOTHt SWAMF ftGHTEl ' WH0T9RNIDTHE TIDE OF THE .*<• Savace SeminoieWa*!" WtHiani K «. ... Mm Malional Iward . Ballot Box Wren to Loeal Spend your summer profitably and enjoyably on one of l*i lour to ten- week study tours in Great Britain. Sigma Ka/qms Kurope. Scandinavia. Asia or Africa. Karn full credit while you travel and Added chairmen are: Mar¬ f'hpsrn the outstanding chap- study. Arranged hv specialists in tha llicks. Florence. .Ala., junior, »rthwcst and Bill Federharb Saginaxv «•.!! . the Michigan State chapter operation with TWA. junior, and tViilly Ziemh.i. Stev¬ takes care of all nwewi en* vtlle junior: staftiilli. Joan Ime rson. Kalamaxoo junior. including TWA's money iourist fares.* Kita Wihhleman. Cirftsse Point e senior, and Frank "Topper f hi World it York ALDON .— mu- „*»» *iWSH 1*1.1 s - (TH.OH CARTOON - - I.ATCKT NI'AVs HINTS buffer Hour Slated t \fH'tt Hniulv t'.urr tor Thorn- If ho /Ire To Honor bronp I'nrliriihir . . . I.mk with Tour luvrlir.t a Permanent Campus Interviews on Cigarette Tests No. 34...THE FERRET Flda-lfiane Beauty Salon 119'J K. I.rnnri River—2IO*Abl*ill Read Oier College llrutr Stnrr i'hnne s-Jlltl—Tv»ii Knlranrm tfrssor to Tall, I lull Meeting v They'll keep you 1 howling with laughter with 'their TEEN-AGE ADVENTURES for HILARIOUS fun LOVE and Ml JINAS ARCHIE COMICS magazine (SONAl .Amer-cav lodged selling College Age ^h^ewiitonds Qffln tot 1CC Of - FEB. 14 Valentine's 'cavalier cuff-coat" it* buttons. it« beloved fur bravado. it»«ity-courit'ry ways. St. M ' l iz/.y-faced" lfX>> wool . . a lamb, a love of a woi brushes clean, new and Huffy (brush i* free). White, buttercup mai/ar, aqua, h' • h blur, Mandarin red. 7 t« t >. I ff to 16. ''ri State product assigned to the V'ffs] ■ V ~ the Gopher Girls pace Block IV ! Iw"h ,h® Mme record. By Record Entry of Tulni Birmingham Barons for the 5 ^"llo'rt 1952 srttson. Excerpts from 0^^HRR|||l Newman Club (2-1) and Spartan The 30th annual Michigan State relays SatOr,taJ Momc of EcU letter* to the j Wives (2-3) are runner-ups In feature what meet director Karl Schlademan lMi,n> Birmingham^front office fol- Block III. be the highest calibre all-around Held in the meet", hi j()W . ' The Net Wits are also unde- in the individual open races from the 75-yard dasht MjttjK rented to lead Block 1 They have two mile. "It is Stated that husi- J S four victories. West Mayo is sec- in four events: CHARLES Mct'AfTREE Meet marks |||;iw» it | loss. appear to he in danger. The; lillllOIS |Jf 7n-yarf Michigan will com- | future of ineffable connubial ectasv.*' his radio interview |M»te in the relays, but will prob¬ Kaitfta* State and Kai l^Clean Fresh not for minutes... but Mourti All DAY LONG I The column appeared in the Knoxville Journal. 'Mural Schedule runs. 'Then, the second brought "fh that (Fenway > right year they Held fence 20 feet and right avvny had sunk MSC swimmers in 26 straight meets. In "50 the Spart¬ I hit ,344. but 1 didn't hit ans.. handed Michigan a 46-38 ably pass up-,.!h< McEwen's will relay mark of probably stand, ries in the two mile day in- . RU Seven ronfrrrner Illinois of the ttie Ten hU of the Missouri Vallr* ] Mashington of the are very mu ! ! ! in 1943 by Bob Cfer of Michigan. Oklahoma s Quanah C'ox and Jcr- parenthesuv I Tfitlll Would You Be Interested in A Fine Tour (»me. Meatier and North western's5 Cnnduclrd by a Stale Student To Bermuda Spring Vacation SLACK-SALE ♦From New York As Low mcr A*t$ I 15 Including Air Fare (tulutrriincN Flannels E I R I. V — m. SI RE YOI MAKE /'M VS All (treully Reduced THE TIME IS yoif Allen's THRIFTY Drug SAVE YOI'KSKI.I POSSIBLE IHITKTI.TY Grand Uitrr at Charles SI. BY I'SIKG Jones in Finals Agent All Principal Carriers VARSITY College Travel Office I'htxte 8-4372 MULT RROCERY II M) your I ulmliiw The Walec Uaruivul Theme Contest Is On . . . . irilli. a gift of S/uirltin (p'reeii Win A^StllWar 50 War Bond • Only USC Minimis may mlrr. 0 Nt> intirt- llian Inn sinilmls ran sitlnnil tint- entry. 0 No limit on niimln-r of rnlrirs yon may Milimil. 0 Ilonlrst rmls mitlniglit. Krli. 15. Quuuh* SHILL CORDOVAN DIKlXlllONS .... \l the wlmk "f h brutb or Ihc mrrr "" • 1 i h# rk-h-wili# luslrr of cost ly Cordo* an si-»• f" Write your llirmr itlra aud tlieu—in 300 words or less—It'll why you think il should Taylor rut. I hi, strong, dock lfalhrr"H a h»'a'" B/ he selrrted for this year's Water Carnival. full hcogu# patirru dcigLci for vital O'liit i • Also siilimil 30 Ideas for float lilies. (Lasl year's llftmr uas "Vuotr Ur Mislrr." I'mo of ihr float lilies wrrrt "llovs Will Be Boys" ami "You lam I 'lake ll Villi You.") Shot* SWEAT SHIRTS Wriie your iiairn* and local alhlrrss on an rn*clo|K' and plan- your entry in il. Hi II A MWtuI bay! tpulil, wbilr twral ahtrta. Ilrrrr-linrd. (| AA Then drop il in the Theme Box at the main desk in Ihe Union. fitted •'••• fmptrtr with Mkbiaan SUlr wal and ward. "Mkhitan Stat." In Spartan Grrrn on frnnl. Madr to «#ll tor ,7.75. Center of East LansisJ fphrtarrtS, 1^2 Colorado Blanks icksters, 3*0 Visitors Take First Win lillK ^I ; Krils. who seem TJif i Of Twin-Match Series ihrir own hureun (icisons, hsve lo- r.'ill" Sevens and ..pi' lhtl spring will him as Ihe Kinio vf. pitched for the ^ in 1M7. ' 1 1 ' o recalled at the ♦ qnme that the! ... were frantically ' *. «ee If he spelled oh the Sp.rt.n-* show - The af Ihe he»l form this llus • been' n"7*; i Killer* L;i»| Leg „f Se;i»»u liohl Sev. They ( all JEHIIY SCIIKEI. I This Week | limine the rnnte.t ity to 8-5011 Bene.il IM they . rillo, hut thy! serious situ- Cage Tourney Urdsrsdov. A. ( oloruitn. hrrr in Hem Hall all. Friday. Fell. 15—Hockey After Ken Kin.lrv hut foiled Nears Mir*. Z vs. Fi Two dorm • iitjitt< John Thnr niffhtV ihtranniiH fur Spartan v.t the «♦ ,d. hut Ma*"> s- r>'h St. Valentine's Valiant Valet - - - empty >"l'l"'il n J?-',-15 vis batting, an outclifJi d Mu ie. olid win their I.I.., k » rposely liertll ill the cimill Cupid. Ill** courier, «*:nt slitioi I hone arrows wiilt "Dorow. like" accuracy . . . ami i'uni|itis rulicn can help his aim . . . remcmlicr \cliillc*. almost mailt* il-savt* for a lied. So—for that |M*rft*i*t -Valentin**"—jiive slim*s from Klttrks. 'Truck, Swim I -CAMPIiSWisi; art* MJMlk-WISK" Ducats Ready Write — Wire — fhewe tow sttrunk KLOCKS SHOE STORK I.OCK — rj liO t. falimli). Ann Arher rtwe MM nr. rrlrhralian whirh ut ihe tea tlnrln- |-||||||t,||l MfltlMi invitt ingenuity of ths chemical mgiMtr ">".i manager, feaall. AM. EXPENSE FROM N.Y. — »W» I'P turn ..n the rlM* B Hal- • .1.1. and picked him SITA TOURS ! ••attdirt h and development work in tlierc art! many grouiM working in constantly arising nt Du t'ont, They nurd craft rkeire. 'the 12wtiiM *d engineering often overlap uppiiod reneareh and development. iiulk a|e tlio < hallouge as well as tlm (A MI*J REPRESENTATIVE at Du I N't H. except In lai f. tins in the major part of tlw broad op|K»rtunity awaiting tlu? to I where llto ru* Ann I'tihek fearrb u fundament*!^ chemical engineering Work ilium at ents aiui ingenuity of the young The chemical engineer occupied Du I'ont. Here are exumpU** of tlm • lienm ul engineer who wants a ea¬ litnrally. hundreds of utiuiiun! proh- rner in riwearij) and development. with fundairentaTl t-ncarch U chiefly concerned with basic studios of unit leuid f iu.*y liuvo oolvod: Ml XT MONTH — Ths chemical ertgi- operaiiufu Atid prectrom-opic 'ruiivflrr and the Ijko. Hut h studio* ir.kexot impurities can lio tolerated.) 10% SALE 2* Developing a high-pressure ln|iud • uig procw*. Some recent projects ph.ine pr(x:eM to replace the stand¬ ard dry method of producing sodium 1. A st iid y df fluid used catalyst re¬ a/ide formerly employed. i lilrltc ,\Vlln«i«i|Ci* On All jackets action unit* im luduig *Um, degree of fluid- tern|xfuture uniformity, cata¬ 2, Denigmng a kquid reuchir for continuous flow, g.ix- in making iss OF '52 lyst activity and of food ga*». life, and - conversion use filaT iiiterrnefiiatti uiuier pressure. a 4* Developing, from lalwratory ro- MM IN 2* .SludioH of the fuitfiainental trana* *nu< ii rusults, a prousw for large- igineers stale prrsjuction of complex |*oly- nUfue. Kvta and liquid, in rem ting rnerlc maU-riids umsI in tliu »n«nu- Fox Hole PX fucturo of color photographic film. '•»« AVIATIONI . These examples rnti onjy hint the variety and originality of prolilt-ms lUruain lUsenonl • you M LINK City lilurk ;*nos Eiclhntwapp, ««.; and life tncuranc* enter in STATE THEATER Open I'ntil I'-S. Thursday ''Mtsss'&r CigartHcs 2 pkg$. .37 CARTOH SI.N Page. Six MfCHTO A X ~S TAT* E X E W S Drrp Fwwr Emergency CD Pied Piper Exit* (iold Lure* Him see the American fclant in -opera- said we shall be by the time another imJ . I Action Outlined I To Frozen Fate ing.the coal where nature placed It underground was predicted yes- fuel scientists and l» delegates lion. The American experiment from England. France. Germany, is sponsored by Ihc UJL Bureau and Italy. All those of Mines, the Alabama Power congress meets, year or two, J This cooking ro* p™f *** ' Ql.VCy. Calif. i/Il—Manuel Her- k. the onetime eccentric, con- ! ««<■■* by the director of theOS. as. are trying this new Company, University of Alabama, about two feet ,, ' Would Curl* r,( They First Step - ,. ith 1 Bureau of Mines. Jadt J.. Forbes. Southern Research Institute. He did not set a date, but Dr. arc not useless coal form, m|n^' 1 1 ■ w™kn«l for ° ™cn and S Hc «• ,h»-1 ,hc »"* »' Cor •This Alabama plant ts a fore- Ernest T. Wilkins', of the London. Fuel Research Station, Hysteria, City Official Says j I flare for publicity! appears to | h.in quietly reached -ih" ctid «"»' "nference or, the under- gsa. of , Kround RaMflcation of Ala..willneargo here, faeenea there and the conto tomorrow i great industry of the England. How would you «y RfV Bt'MII be protected ;lh0Tt!eraiUv it an "torn bomb «"«* whitfrijcgrded of the 78ycar-old man. whose fusj. dropped on Lansing tomorrow? • jcongressional eltort was to legis- —John M. Pntrlnrche, IC«*t Lansing city manager, said the late mire out of the capitoi ban,- first step for Civil Defense officials would he to curtail »"'*<» ln ,h« jpuss hysteria through radio ~ and the press—if the two! media were still intact. Negotiators 1 of "The main thlnn is to keep people calm." . In r«M> of a main rvariMtimi victims from l.aii«ine. they the Await New would have to tie plated In eith¬ er churrhe*, schools, houses or even campus building*. he con- Red Plan tlnueri. "We would probably hove to Wipe of! certain ureas been use of \m WS"9 rndiotion. Food would be .another Korean armistice talks were | ^ IVlllif problem People would have to be warned njinirikt eating rood ,*ece?4Ke<| Tuesday when the t . - * ' ^ left nut when the boml>inff took < ommunisl delegation wi»- place." noimeed it- would submit short!.* "Wo might have to soi c nl assistance to -Certain