ONLY WEATHER: 8IX DAYS WARMER, TILL EASTER MOSTLY EAIK ill,. II. No. M 7,000Workers Hannah Cites Point ul in Phone Strike As I1MMM) Leave Jo lis in State Settlement Attempts Fail Four as Peace Plan Sl;\\ YORK (/!')—A Htrikf of 07,1111(1 telephone workers President Addresses i-tTiin. yi»»tfnl«y in III states, Imt Ihii public hardly noticed National Conference Ihc strikers withheld iill-ont piikelitiK, thua sparintr a jilc-scale new (ieil|i nf the' Pres. John A. Ilaiihahaid in Washington, n.t*„ Monday aliens already ahak.v rom- nmicatlona system. Professor . . . Third Story that lasting pence may lie hotter achieved thrmirh the Point Konr program than by a policy of. heavy defense \!i, Myall's 19,000 .CIO teles spcmlinit, which he called "a moat tilled with K'ddcn On Panel; j.i.o|H I < t w, ti, , 'I ! President Hannah -made t wm (utile. a Bloomy union comment, .1 nr||ntlaturi< B»vr ii|i for Aids Dispute ®.:! 1." «!::*.;:L Kanna higs -he opening address Bt the iic IsImk. They will meet ""Jh' wThw ' • V • National f'.inference or, |,,; lixiity at 2 P.m. (EST), .rtilrntenl la.Ike key stale Bv Jft U'O/.NIAK Years llr. Charles C. Killinifs. tllrhiian mlihl have M to 'inI Probation worth, head of the Economics . id Deans I'lan ; ^JUiST&SSZ Thiii/i Conference staMi«»aaiM MSC International sSSSSSr Center Redecorated fan •(•.«/«» W(K Mmj_ 'K NEWS IN BRIEF •AN, KTitr.. i,P) Th for -killi flic Director "ore Pr,,/,'I'lllent Sonyta I' / Television New I *rogram as Record Primary I ole l\,x\H'ctvd Ci MSC Produces n,,, INlhl. Cikt'K I' ,v u Supreme Court I pliolds Alien Act ■ WASHINf.it'c>N—-IT--The Supreme Court yc»t Ntudents will receive merit Kaiser-Cruiser to Jppepl Decision he -ulti lit A ftlicw-VlJ Senior Academy of Sci- The 7274. I t^,lCrd 4 doHars." "tnpat tilled with golden dollars." It ,.v He was voicing the opinion of more and ports American know-how instead of more Americans who are coming to lv- lars or essential materials. It prone,,, Iteve that modem economics—not nnna- in the long rfiUHi much better return that ments—will save America from war. either of these other commodities. The conference, despite its ,ia»break¬ Under the plan, American export, . ing name, looks as if it ran stimulate agricultural and Industrial fluids si ^ ijlilnriallv discussion and creative thinking on under-developed areas and decide w,. technological aid to under-developed type of program promises optimum a., areas.' President Truman's Point Pour velopmcnt. Unnecessary ■ • i plan, in ttroups which can lake effec¬ t if ten needed changes must be mad, tive action. Those are private 'groups, capable, of linn, such as land reform. The expert, Saluting of cadet officers-ha- erne a part of Irainii furthering this type of aid in many differ¬ must show, hv leaching and example for Army ROTC student*. ,V«innhar i-isiuirenu-nt Pi'av «>• be put into effect .for Ar per, e IP > ft' " ent ways. • why their ideas will help in economic Pniler the plan, hallos will salute advanced .a,let-, jnni. Since-.representatives of these organi¬ development. Often, some ritntparatiu cadet bfficor- will sidntc snperwr i.i.l " offi.or-. and tl zations know how they can host help the 1y cheap reform such as pest com i <.) program, they won't lit- told what to do by will show slarlling results in econuim," Army's old.saying "if it m-to-. salute it" will l-e the Sent speakers at the conference. Instead they improvement. Campus watchwoi'ii. wilt listen to what has heeit done already- Point Pour enables the U.S. to look i. According In Col.-Clarence C. Clendenen. the plan will and what still needs doing. It will _he fore it leaps. That is. to investigate "make Iraining nl college a- realistic as possible In their job to decide what notion their par¬ situation before laying its money on ,i. prepare radets for what is almo-t inevitable service ticular groups can take. line. President-Hannah's conference , in the armed force-." This approach to Point Pour shoukl well-thought-out step in this direct ion-' , He adds that lie does net wart the ordrv "cor-ti nod : an attempt oil thi.-i part to militarize the camp: - Regardless of the-e ideals expressed by the Colonel, Staff Memlicri ON WAY TO (PASSES we,cannot help wondering what effect this order will Fditnrial A««l. Connie Coiirte.ui have on the rnmpu-. Sports Mi tor Wnmm'x tditor Hill MrC.raxy Vkk% l onwai Save B Opposition to the pi.o r\)>i.--ed to the State New, . feature Iditor Tues., Wed.. Thiirs.. l»hll Ciiinbx many student- hefeic it wy- pt.oo.i in otTist. Tin* -Sank and Pridax Query Hannah' I'lioto Iditor Martin l a Fond . . • TWO SERVICE Old Slorv Support Ike Heal The Weekend! mjtttr« East Lansing Serve Laundry 225 M.A.C. CAMPUS Little Man On Campus by Bible. CLASSIFIED AUTOMOTIVE •rd that the salutinc nl-among Ihr"-tudrnt ■ir \rntv. simr of the their ncwlv acquired than having it applv "sc moo v- F DUc'AT lON Itr-hoft. llir Ih'tully II vnjtnn LOST I FOUND I.AST mv JoM*|Ui ( otlen PERSONAL "The Star. With lloofin' ll •l»v STARK JAM SESSION TyPEWRITERS I.ARK FISCHER and ttrrh. SALES - RENTALS WOLVERiNE TyPEWRlTER CO Hey Yoirsc—Today's The Day!! * E PALAMA200 PHONE I " J Spartan Magazine TRANSPORTATION • -iimImI t ,iiii|iii> HOUSING • jb in Prize* IV :< 111 > 111 lit v will I ion WANTED • IVuf. ritofiie • Fire «>ii lite halitmn BIDE EASTSH wtt.tnd t., , I Chicago for two students Sh P*n»ii call x» N WlUianu WHMOIN.I >-I. • >' '-X5 BtlCHIf! A N S-T *A T _B N E W8 Tuesday. April .v Trial by Jury Hillel to MSeF' Java Houi Knglifth Tfarhrrn Steel Shipments Halted To lWt^t at MSC The B'nai ITrith Hillel Poumta- tion will hold the first spring term Ohio State students frtf , About 300 high school and col* WKAR Features open meeting at 7 p.m. today. Plans for the annual "tfillclza* must have coffee, SpiHar, and a certain brand of t r As Strike Draws Near lege English trachcrs from popen" show .and spring term according to the OsU *• throughout the lower peninsula At MSC, It's coffee, t i&M schedule will be introduced and Family Soap Opera expected to attend the fifth Ill annual Communication Skills workshop at MSC April 10. discussed. The meeting is open ew students. and—back to the grill coffee. 650,000 Set They will study communications, problems, ranging- from how tin (Thb i* the necoml In of article* 4e*ertMnc HKA* dramatic i H6$| rtttH* .Y.FjUl — To Walkout ... . . teach students to aster "Principal address wi • . Richards, Pm^i-MS John Q, Jranliw, #f« Xort At Midniplit The King Family's teen-age daughter. Marlene, will lie- lniiU5lii.il "rilaU..ns<"PofBThc l"voh,''l '« xtudont jury, driving Yegulatlous on NEW YORK (,T>i—With a Sinner Rewinn Mnrhine r<> | IiuIii.v'h King Family show. "Trial hy Jury." The show is nationwide steel--strike only .iieak .0 .i tum the KeiinnR On- h-j hrnrtl every Tuesday ut tl a.tn. mid fenltires Mnry Lou hours away.-the government ; iturtoii, I let roil junior, us This series of 15 minute yesterday froze nil shipments Marlene. "soap opera" type programs ul civilian steel. sponsored by the Michigan The national prrxluriiniT- ; ortty cbIIiM it a prwnui it -SALE¬ VI 1 MiMU" A\|l Ml (IN Mil hs I'U.Km J.J) till* Ut t K OM.l Comn I nilrruio tIn KAVS KNIT SHOP lliM)<.«'k«'<'|iinv 203 .M.AC. 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