WEATHER: PUBLICATION eNews OFF TO A GOOD START - MQflDAV, APRIL 6, 19r».t ,ight Vote Predicted ?or Election» has taken a position Auditions Sit l.ad fallen frmn Ij with the Lincolr •Mercury division Of the Ford Mo [»r Company, Dc- For April 1? Auditions for the Horace fleldt ding April 17 at 7 p.m. ac- ;? ing to Dean Stanley Crowe, The MSC' Placement .Bureau riiirclnr of llic Lecture-Concert With aprlag vaeallee over. Rita CP aids graduating seniors and form- studrnts in finding employ¬ ment and also assists students in 1 li to be mat befare ring part-time positions un feature af toe Hetdl East Uilisini! •'ill MSC Fund Registration of Books Firal, the school must be op¬ erating on a regular semester or cerllly To SfHtimtr Starts in STUN Office:^' .SSSgTST IMii quarter Mats, I on ibaveto**1. Mmiv Contort -RgpNheuUttvea of STl'N (Shwlcnt Text*, lined anil | '"'"hcs. *eate that he has been enrolled New) will Ik- on hand in *11 dormitories during the evening «ind sport grmri*. for the full year. Second, the veteran must have mcaltgtyioil tu rcgi*ter Imnks student* wi*h t«s sell. resumed his training after the "There's it great demand for all kinds of Imok*," Connie , Bay He CUy ff Alfonso,i, co-chairman, co-chairman, said. Additional milages, cited lor sradaate, a rrrinla* Enrollment "\v> c iisking iiruspcctivc competing wilh prli .de tax* paying business nf one type or to till out a card giv- Jgnothrr. Include the Central Lansing, voters will get > IPSJ-J1 into to toe case are af r Lecture-Concert series, 7'o/is Total* ir ' name, number, address and us well us tin-, Mlrhlgan t'ollege of Mum tion. Included in the Lcr- . Three of thein will I* faculty members are ellaible I noi mcert series season tickets, La*l Sprints T: nulliur id llic Iss.k. ly Council vacancies ami [.'rime said. All seats are the Iieacc, a city char- | rsmpelf William L. llavM t is also a plarr on ll.r Four Films Remain direrlor of the land. said. r the prlre ihe seller is I VA asked the veterans r and thr course lor (hi The •tatc - i w rite in about Iheir cases, letter* will only nerve to ale lie test is used." she said. Spring Series the review process. IBM. 1 ticket office If stuck In Fnirehild College Polieeinan "\ Pleasant Heather rrMsy. TNiy. It »p»elal acrl- r if thev I Ihe public id li ink. DaVirlson ex- II wilh priVHtelv Called to Court for Ex/ieeted for First eraleil botch die Foieign Film Association aid. A ifoodly sli 1 Ihiy of Classes If registration reaches the pre- ''"'L rhul"l,l>' * Hitting Pedestrian Ikied 12..too-plus mark, it will he "{J'""1'.. SC Author ird prize, and honorable mer Fair wealhrr at tost—Just when a sireable increase over last ® rm .-ording to tf-stim lie Italian classes start and there Is lililc spring's first week enrollment "f ( m (|| ichigan was also Devil," w arns Award pedestrian accident tost Wednes¬ Entries and requests far ad- tunc lo enjoy «• The Weather Bureau said Sun- ll.«25. -nll/lng IwlHpict same time. NBC's day. wilt appear beforr Justice of ; day that Ihe rain whkh has hern The STUN ream on the third the JVace Hepry Schrain Tuesday it- the East Lansing area fnr the llaar east wine at Ihe Union will at I a m, I last few days is expected to end he ape* frmn * a m. to 12 noun I higher than during 1 Bissell was given a summons j today. and from I p.m. la 1 p.». today by East Lansing police Thursday, Partly cloudy *k»cs and higher. ITTriwa'iT'wiluI 1^^"' Ihranah Friday and next week and sis. charged w ith failure lo a temperature* than lho*e of Easier *UrU* '■ ,tft~ Monday Ihranah Friday. Thr yield the right of way tu a pedes¬ f Sunday are predicted for today ! jjiiuc it* start, the evening «o Irlephane number is ED 2-1111. trian. and a high of M degrees is ex- i legr has inereaseil rrgistralui extension *11. The accident happened at l«« tiectcd this afternuun. fr„m i.aixi to I.WMI. This spun Wednesday evening when a col¬ 11* credit courses and 10 noi lege patrol car driven by Bissell rrprilt courses arc uflrreil. Ct •truck Sheila Auatin. I». Muske¬ Photographum' AsMNiated Wo gon Junior, as aha was crossing Meeting I jilled Coffee Driving'* Dull Now. Orand Hiver Ave. at Abbott Hd. Mcn> Council She was ratoaaad from the lleslih At1 .State Nrvth photograph¬ TV Outlawed in Oregon RESTAUR \TFI B*. Fate *1 Center slter being treated fur ers and any student* interested SALEM. Ore. lAV bruises and cuts. in doing .State News photo Bissell toto Eeat Lansing puls e ing K illegal to have truck STUN off in NEWS IN BRIEF I ' in the front part of j Hie information -m ihr Miss Alfonso sal-i. girl as Nw from the divider "bland.* Sav ll Willi Diamond* II . ne know ask is that Ihr buyer it he doesn't pur¬ Pofie Issues Easier Message . . , ine hook. Then we can re- Critic Mi Tkeoter EdocmOmI for Children DEB MOINES uT—Apprecl- Coeds' Rings Average $200 li if/ Holiday Crouds Fill Fifth Ace. NEW VilliK otv—Warm "suit woather" sunshine ami a little 'Society' Publishes dignity came In Filth Avenue Sunday along Willi the annual Easter I'ara.li lhat priKiucrd lite biggest and yet the best I shaved crowd . I mlerstm 's Pa/ier of paiadrrs lb.it anyone could remember. * * # A leihnual paper by Dr. James T Anderson, assistant professor Rctls Lead in Race for Scientists ol medians:lal engineering, is to WASHINGTON t.P-—Russia is leading this country in a tic puhltshed in — Western Europe wntched with be¬ wilderment Sunday the ap¬ of classes. Oh. no . . . Todav is Army Day in the midst of National Week and Honey for Breakfast Week. Just what is laugh¬ Laugh fan* and the people of Michigan! The^lie ifMl Ten sports writer as membership ha* been climated by KSt.eue. Any mnury lost to MX( th„„n| .wrsefulitrtddM by Dr. G. W Competition for student facilities with anil other persons that wonlil normally parent oomesttc somersaults Soviet anil foreign pulley. able alxiut the Army or how one can laugh with a mouth¬ ful of honey. I don't know, but there it is. rxpuuton would cause an addrd burden an Uw laxpa, Mtrblian. II to our Job U pralert our tnleresbc. I r^vritlyintrodtjc other hotel activities. I .el's alt write to the state senate and legislature item., East Lansing ami tansing townspeople on I he Ion* winter of the mill In fact, the whole month la "Lot's Ploy BaH" Month law that MSC ahd I', of M. must Is- tnetnbers of the : of M. campus may Is" on the way out if the (prnbaMv dedicated to the Detroit Tigers) ao weN on atatc restaurant, hotel ami retail associa¬ fie«ll for person* that ha Neither Foreign Office of- National Hobby Month. Yon might expect on much to withdraw fro the Bin Ten. I Th I Lmvm ficiale nor men I" the street tions have their way. access to these facilities. knew definitely the complex from o month that begins with All FooTs Day. financiajly.) n'l have In worry I We all know- who I* Charging that MSC is serlotlsly en- motives crunching on private business, the associa¬ tions nireil their charges before thy Legis- Besides denying students the use of ser¬ vices they are entitled to. the College is enmiwting unfairly with local businessmen. lichlnil lie's conciliatory moves, the Krem- lint this gained But that's not all. ment Week Coming up is National Noise Alwite- (April 12-18). which hits about the same time e Mr. Frit* I'rMrr leu rim w here hi* i,rr*| urrent as National Sports Festival (April fl-May 17) and National lature's house ways ami means committee As the committee was told at the hear¬ last week. Some of the protests have been a ing. local business coukl not hope to com- pete with either in original state-supported institutions Boy's Cluli Week (April 12-10.) Somehow, hoys and sports don't seem to fit in with noise i And hoyn wouldn't seem (e (M in awfully well with "JSDIVIDUAI4HT" SYMPATHIZER ooks i •o the Editor: hone of contention for some time not The College's Natneal Sunday Scheol Week (April 18-1$). either. After reading nlmtit tl; only for the protesting groups hut alone gives it u tremendous advantage. The Union building was baIN as a April 17-2.1. National Coin Week, ought to lie well re- reived. nlthoiigh no announcement has I men made by the , log Wordsw thou should eview The use of college facilities in the Union U.S. Mint as to whether or not free samples will be given States now II. Roman Sprin* - and the Kellogg Center is no longer a out. At any rate, the hardware merchants aren't imssing up rodorr Itrrisrr written by Te attit.ni privilege accorded to students, faculty lag thai MHC would font the btH in cane any lads, because they're sebeduiing National Hardware m antl original mentliers and guests'but In recent years has of default. Week for the same time. lieen thrown open to the general public. by New Direct The Kellogg Center was built with the After thin mad. mad flurry of activity, we raa all Is now evaib A good example is the college cafe¬ rest for awhile during American Camp Week (April help of a $l(Kl,OW> donation from the Amer¬ Who Is to go ncv book form. teria. where Ihc larger influx of East ican Hotel Association plus $1,600,000 from 20-25). hul walrh it. because Bnvs and Girls Week ^ setting la leasing and tanning townspeople, are from the W. K. Kellogg Foundation ami nod National Baby Week come up April 25 - May 2 Richard II. Wilson driving students away. Mosl students $.100,000 from the general building fund. summed it up with and April 26-Ma.v 7. respectively. would rather eat elsewhere Ihen buck The dedication program itself states that lion from Through the tanking "this buikiing would .not be in competition Glass: Perhaps that explains why the college has already pre¬ "EDUCATION — NOT ENTERI'KISK" connected with the college. pared its final examination schedule. The administration To the Editor: witli outside hotels or restaurants." was probably afraid someone would set aside June 11-10 There has been a Customer counts taken bv the Michigan as "Let'* Go Frolic in the Sunshine" Week or something, the long postponed Rapidly I oil■ advantage* enjoyed by (he Restaurant anil Caterer's Association show I'u la-fore they could declare it MSC Examination Week. he loses her dl that on Sundays us high as 75 |s>r cent Leaves yu weak. doe*n'l it ? rito the backs found. -ouise of the i rental fee. (he pae of free Mndant fcbor of the customers that use Kellogg and —"Lri'f »» he pi the nee nf (Mir akiHs in feud the i but lrt « do 'I wi,h < Union facilities are Lansing and Fast Lan¬ sing residents with no |nissihle connection the A revolution in poho.v "The aggressive notions, the One Lump Two? New dormitories students when the at m use of car-iand buying by (he wn- with cold rejection of Western over¬ Male students at Penn State can enroll in n course in no ixissihlc connection with MSC. Iral stores wnrehnuue. tures for a peaceful understand¬ to meet the demands social usage which aids them in "eondneting a job inter¬ This Inadequacy ap At least fid jier cent of the customers ing. the bitter threats that mark¬ The the departments on on weekday evenings are non-college as¬ Association, whose mem iters are ed Kuesia's foreign polity Iwvr view, giving a dinner party, or knowing how to tip a waiter," so-called "temporary" sociated, Association figures show. taxpayers supporting an institution they been replaced by suit words, Each semester is climaxed by a tea patty which the pre eoni|s-ting against, have a good ease. cnneilialnry gestures, and Raster students plan. (Watch that little finger, gentlemen!i Any student who ha* *a The Assncialinn also protested that The solution that can please both the overtures for iwace." rail deoli. only lo discover i hooks, luirlier service, sport shirts, students The Oheerver seeks of Pre- rlaaa of M are out. should rr of and gym shoes, supposedly available to tySf and the Association is to limit the use of the Kellogg Center ami Placement Bureau Interviews rvnibols "bird" students only, are being soM to the student Union building facilities to: rites of the "I . Mrs "Stor I. Competition is also stiff for fncili h i now 2. faculty mmuturs aud employees or ties made attrncticc for student use. The A halanrinf of the Union howling alleys are attracting more .1. a registered guest of the Union or dents are In the red. and more outsiders who tend to crowd stu¬ KelkigK Outer or .South I Wild. Miles plus new dormi rie* plus more Built an dents out. Chicago. III. ?1 il The Kellogg Center is no longer often I. a bona fide guest of a MSC Min¬ or (he Chicago, 111. students, in {, dramatic lengthy only to parents of MSC students, guana el the college and to |tcraoiis here for educa¬ It is II Step that should have lux-n taken tional pari "OSes lint is uttim-ting transients la-fore this whole issue flared up. WANTS RESPONSIBLE I.ECTI'KEKS MSC I'rofcNMor Of nil tin* Kremlin's recent iluuet At BUt Chicago. III. diplomats awl Journalists Utising. Mic) Michigan State News moves, iu lAindon were intrigued iw- Buffalo. N Y. Fleeted lu Ituurtl litularly by the release nf the larar pari ml riuiiof uf nun-sludeut resldr-ats of the am far wham arllrtr l». h> such films, providina an Important aducats At tool the letter 1 the He- Service funcUan. With this function In O'lnd, the cnllrac should srrlu Albion. Michigan rccanatdcr ml Invltlua such n.cn la speak before large audiriHes Shell till Co. Rant Chicago. I lid. I'lankiiiMton I'arkins Co. Milwaukee. Wis. s'tween insiiiles receive a sever. »-du> meet inc. Pro Surface Combustion Corp We.stnu>relatul Sterling Silver Co. Tolec i ts dictififtiiiri Mi t mi Bendix Aviation Corp. Soul) F. irrnred he 1**1 Cereal Division The geuaraUaatlnns which Mr. Rraoks makes about Mornfhky, tutKoei lUittl. They are ust "Ta Upon* Mi(«r SUn Kurrmon espies, about the htstury uf Palestine, etc. express his Detroit. Mieti. WMn#n-« Mil«r l it Tanner he tuples be Is discussing. The African T».Ace William la Crossword Puzzle r - - Here Kappa Alpti.i Mn photu-juorual- i.ii> ivl\ which attended His School District of tlif City of Km»I Ijiis Eigl.il. Annuiil KAM Cuowntion Tin' photo contrst was open to alt FOR SALE SERVICE lii|(haiii County, IlifJiiami ConSi We Go college students I'ECIAt JCINO go,-£'ii*i! Notice of Idutl Present Rt (Ji«|iiil4JiMtni iiargpr w Day of Re|dt*tralioii Again! Bcilh for SO l ItK'HPIMJ). Utah uf. -A rut- liHhnn epra feund «* moldv slicks of dynamite and 32 delnoutuig caps l« po$ day to* ooak uo$d our II uo*d$- #fdar« of aN Udt. A special election hating hern called In he h« in said school dtslrirt nn the 27lh day of April. IW under the Utter-Day Satnf H0€RIN9M IAKIN6 CO. ..pel AUTOMOTIVE THE HE FORE, NffflCE IS HEREBY CIVKN. olTtcial* that Friday, (he 17th day of April. 1».M. up l< LTT5 ItAVK A MALL. Maki blastinit job in 192.1 •MM. 1MB Packard convertablr. kday*r*kmndi o'cladt p.m., Bui aim cr ;i fiartoo « Or^»trathf*bone Symdard Time, i* the last tUf L'u|ilira(it>nn HOUSING Hr. Arrepl mTsjri fyMwnms to be eligible to vote at *aid special eluctioa. Jpfte'a Article* SALCS-MNTALS l» Adrian Jaffe'i "An Earlier F.enrh Eatimate nf Enturaon" ap- Appltealioa for registration uhould be made pei.ivd last month tn tho Man (be clerk of the rity or 'ternity-Sororltjr Knglaikt Quarterly Another arti¬ ■ mH.ume..riWrmgl .na wotvuvumiwrittt co. lounuhip in wfcirh the eld J, cle bv the assistant protesaor of lra5gg«a==l H»I.«aum«OO $HOM 1-mii Mils Persons alreaedy regiatered Shtru, opon the registn LO»T and FOUND ' auch city or township clerk, need i illlJIIJIII _ jiBB sium aummm JBIJII JIBM WANTED HELEN R LeDtIC oiBH nIBBBOIB JsiUU «IBB JBBJ Ctt-IKSCni decretory of the board nf odu.atri S*» BubCwh. JBBB JBBJBBBH "campv» cLAanmns.. ^SALFOUR eiPIBB JBBB JBI 1-0.1 BTSSSTL^ hk,h ^Atrnwir" April 6, n J,y. April »■ 1*^ t h R if t cn+crxv s t a t « ■ w k w s dit0 ilentific Inside Straight Stuff r,man Psychologist Poker Goes Class o TestPenonali San Francisco and Chi- Dr. Olkin explained, "and , Minima* also operates in a pistol duel. There ore two choices .wrwiwlity twt will bt atven to amnl MSC it Detroit and open to the duelist. He may fire ' by Dr. C. Miriin Kin*et, pijrcholo*y pro immediately after taking the re- ""■ Hilly introduced • wr pnycholofy test in An Dr. Kinget In comparing personality .urrent looks in Hi- eview , c, Roman Spring written by of Mm. ... u ...... f tile hottest tilings PV(.,y day without realizing it. Hartley F.ilit* Sorllan .. .... .. , .. 'I 1 eireles todav. Hv F<»r .l.f h.nryrlojH'dtn I am* a ml nrigll j i,„t call >t common srnse. minitnax (short for minimum of' |,v Sew is now Direction* in nvnltable In College's Isotopes Research the maximum)^person analyzes |{t'|lorl Says llruillr i,„, r-ocjn.. titi1 Rrilish Puhlitdi s'tmiles a" possible choices of "ill's K«'U«lif(}g kllra- Hcv. Fr. .leriitne V. MacEa First Show at Hash LAST TIMES TONHillT To Highlight tories are the prepnrini? and purl* fyln* of chemical compounds with study of their physical and Art Exhibits chemical properties; a study of vitamin E deficiency in sheep, "The Age of Enlightenment," itudy of the'vnrioiis prop- pared by the editors of Spartarade Members "Was From Walla •. la being shown st MSC in •orrtdor of the Art Building, AeT. through April 21. MSC research Launch Ad Campaign Walla" ROBERT TAYLOR Publicity fur SpiirTnniih1, third unnuul tmlimr carnival ELIZABETH TAYLOR which ihinuttfk ita proceeds 1" Campus Cheat, Rot unili'fwuy WED. - TlirRS. JOAN FONTAINE 18 In Jenlson Flcldhnusp, will 1P |im|I,rs ,hl.ir j„. GEORGE SANDERS decorate the Alihotl Rtmil ell- events. They will III' put EMLYN WILLIAMS THE MICHIGAN STATE NEWS :ers Blast,Marines, 5-3, to Close Dual-Meet Seaso tc Gets "Second, Wins Trophy Hickey, Odom Take obsmt restlers Tie for Eighth in NCAA Key Wins for State )nt of Michigan State's boxers wound up thoir dual meet *<*», with a 5-3 win over the Quantieo Marines Saturday night kill, n il figlll old I , Kc'^' liiiselillll i -Iiil llixio VII The win gave Coach George Makris' Spartans a * yjtli ^ + + record of 5-i, with KiiM' crew li only to Mlnncaota and l„m for its ei'foi fending NCAA team ch Mittnien , i„. citcit inn. soiitlilniid h Leave for m it* history. A they had mat. The l( dual tljf M:,siiti-Dixo»1 Nationals win. came at the hands o| ■ an-t athletic club taams. wit .1-2—three bouts BULLETIN For Idaho Stair With the dual n 4-S vlrtarr out of the way. State's boxers hill leave'to¬ Ma>k> Cap <1 finds ra. day for the NCAA tourna¬ Sellers (auk ment ;it Idaho Sta'e College. , J-1 Dixie A In Grapefruit league and Friday, with Saturday. nil. aim due li southern trk Tip Bra , Dodgers hta writ I" 2~r-r; Ml, inn Conklln. of Ouarhn Atlanta Nips Yanks NASHVILLE. Tenn. isPj—Young Hick Williams, playing Bu* Cou-h George Makna will first base with a heavily strapiu'd leg injury, hit a two-run "nJ hiir-e'f without lh» services the sixth inning to give the Brooklyn I lodgers a . i r* "n"man who »'»« intured acs'nal the Ouanlim Marines and :<-l triumph over the Milwaukee Braves Sunday. will not make the trip. Williams, unahle to play he rountinf the nutfiekl because he hadn't sluclcst victory over the SI Louis hr>v||v the ; recoveretl frem a shoulder se- Browne. who have carried : paration last August, drove Manager Marty Marion Inst I he a successful dual- Collins will ! the |*|, lntl> thl. overflow crowd services of catcher Clint Court- Herb Odom. at 1 to the Na-j nf 1I.M9 following •» safe bunt m»v. possibly for the season's 1* ^ n Detroit April 14. A1 T.»k'r«a h" his .in team "uOe a aeara before in hand was Iracturrd by 'lon ball lie will be sidelined ing 4H-IH. The Spartan hovers ooui •leran Virgil Trucks Irving I he route lor the Browns, n NCAA I alter Fondv's llrsl home ru lop-i Zalc. nings Ihr the wlnnei - and lav seven hila including a hianri Claire lor the lone (Until Slaws thrniKhou' the NCAA meet, the Spartan, will be In llrong eon1 i anwn to ih« e i., n.erlbeil to the frnm the offerings nf Chuek tew- r ■» > lite pihhliig nnd the man nh»> W1 7:30.9:00 P.M. 1127 Hillm-i u k nil the .ante day. , —— Marc* •* Tigers lieul r- HE Chuvch ,-lH CAticy Suits 9*'Wo > , in the thlri Ou Homers Vi RrA.-J*t* S*iwl Blawlrd. I.Tit time for Michigan Stale i'liaphT of I Mm ( '.hi Tennis Invite* you lo an Open Stnokrr lM ... late ko parade e,e in twu day. ami Irons IMS r $3.95 I si • " • i 'heir third loss In nndee the lights. ' Shortstop Harvey Kuenn go h.ek into aetion for the tint turn Yiiu'll Be Smiling Too Woodtt $H.95 Now $4.95 ' abler he sprained an ankle Marrl I'-t- bllNKM It He gut one hit and hand!,. I «ff a yoar ago The- Spartan 400-yard freestyle w ith our Expert... IIrrn *2.5* up Practice Italia lie op Laundry Servire Shu* Ha* $1.75 Stare Yew WWer Clethes ad SAVE MONEY GOLF BALLS "It if a fact that it is Cheaper to sitter Ytmr Chtthes $3.95 Dozen iriUi Cxtllefe Cleaners than it is Itt lake iheat Home'"' Arrant-Ana All Work Guaranteed and Insured Shoe fa $1.25 T«*ta »«■ «* «• Taonia Cap Have Them Cleaned and Stored NOW SwruI So* 39c and Pay When You Return In The Fall lll»irtf H5c T-SMtta .. Frae ToMta Cover with Back Mut BOTH WOOL AND FUR STORAGE Seft-Bal r (LEA Re- $1.95 THE MICHIGAN STATE SEWS n Sorirt Premier yyrzsl T^P® Abandoned for Turkish Sail tiatwmfar Su##cntiil for Peace Award ,Ey«Ty « CAN LI SEVILLE. mtji ILL MP>-AII ISTANBUL. ami women at »Vyear- : n||M for n{ Ameri Turkey (Ah—All the vrry last moment 'hange Open Today Blackburn Collet* are work- I Turkish sailors who LONDON : rrlg ffuzgefted vsd Preimer labor Is hired; all maintenance | Defense Ministry Sun ought to be 'work at Ike liberal art! colletc formerly Ike *av« the figure as M F|V(] ■lllded In are- Inrluitlnt the Dumlupin;,, IMa Allietl Delegaten tojWcel , > done by students. supervised lth the It*- per. were savetl. by elected student leaden. at Hfrt sevea i Re8taurateuni . iFor First Time Since Oct. 8 tContinued from Pife I) MUNSAN. K«n« «P>—Allied nrul Communist truce negu-|>( latnr* will «|)pn talks today on the exchange of sick and' m rounded prisoners of wnr in » test of less) faith that could j pad to endinir the Xt-montha' M war in Korea. The meeting of new liaison for 7 p. Plaiu>s Blast Women'* Tt'intih ^;v;r.T,rx.,h*j Hvd Sunnlx * * » iErrr-Je.- he naUoif as Trvoiilw S liftliihl Centers ^ w»rTi«f»'» will be In**rrol« hwM »hi . Ig to Mis-. t#uH1l«* i artSSnUS Horkrlh. firenatlt s Oerma the t). N. team u em.fer.sr, tahl. The was headed hy Rear Stimuli KlM-IHY 1 could not hope Hons nihe, in original invest™ ale N Jab* C' ItantH or t»t ovwrhwifl. Th«> collrs .S^Ot'ld UP) I'HtP.I fiicht- | eftemption fron. taRRtion »ln Oen. fyenjo mander In advance of the meetins ,.rw.k|,,d Mark Clark. II. N. rom- Tokyo moved drama- , along the Korean, Ihev said. rive, them a trem. , hnttlcfront and Allied war- .... . 'dour advantage ll-Am llraUy to speed a truce aareemeot .,|HnPH dumiifd tons of Ismilis The reaUsrstesrs were pa Clark n.ked the Communist .. ileolarly Mtter at the *mir> iilH)lv renten Sunday' five .-.1 to Ihe entire question v( repntriMt- MSf Mii»iei»iio I'lnv IM prlnnners-thr onl> l«-tir rail, Wt pmt far them mmtnm blocking *n «rml»t|r«. At I'i.r.'l Illicit Kr--li.nl L. Ernst Vu tor Wolft and Ru, Itart* festlv Kali ollmid waaaded war helrif warkrd aut. |h, , ire Ser MichiRan Slate ColleRe slot, l|,e M,Hears altorelhr, to T aetata., April 21—M:Sll P.M. Marriage l-erlu In llrgin Hint Iirvr.1 killed. IV foond wounded ' t lark I. Ilo iuni will lie The official Chi 1 the I'nltm t'i tp| Wttlitrsflay, li Hi iitsr Jaw lull tP|mtt of »h.- « )ur. $ «" ' IH in I Irs •until- sr: "mTh", v-mr. student'» *>»v r;„r;.r: S> MS hy Um. '.tr.'Ud'ha Red m^l /(| i/,,/,./(f„r "" > )ln(le like thoae ad. 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