Cleanup Dulles To Confer Underway With Rhec on Future At Front MUNSAN (/P)—The (missions of the Korean war not yet cold, the joint Allied-Communist armistice commission meets ;1 r Conducts (»I'h, Chineae for a second time today to rush safeguards for enforcing the truce. The meeting was due to :ntation< Tours Work SEOUL Together '14*1—The pullback of Sponberg start a.m„ in Panmunjom at 11 7 p.m. Thursday, CST. •■out onmnizatioiMU activity on campu* I* term, the Stadent Congrea* in continuing the huge Allied and Ctanniunist nrmiek from the Korean hattleline was In lull swing today after noine startling displays of • friendship" Accepts rr m the direetien of summer chairman, Daniel by Chinese tours for youths attending summer orienta¬ tion clinics are the main acti¬ the rear Red troops. Roads leading from the front to were jammed with New Post Allied and Communist i Cross t trucks, jeeps and other vehicles arriving in Korea. They will be vity, he said. Slated To Head Crash Webster explained that many of the persons attend- bumper hauling back troops, equipment and supplies in almost bumper to procession. National (group allowed to visit prisoner camps in both North and South Korea. Before the first 24 hours of un¬ taf the clinics will enroll here in easy quiet had settled over the iStudent, Dr. director Harold Sponberg, assistant of the MSC Placement battlefield Tuesday, commanders had started the withdrawal of op¬ Bureau, has resigned to aerept posing forces along the cease-fire Two a position as executive director of the National 4-11 Club Builders' line. The withdrawal must lie completed by 10 p.m. Thursday, " w»s 7 a.m. Wednesday, CST, forming I The withdrawal Swim Time Council, hy each side Contract Awarded . . . ; wnan Rhee s policy of not . neat few days. Isiiising, for the construction of the WKAK-TV transmitter the Korean people that "the 10 Itt.VJ, limine left the road i incoming freshman. II en- strutting the truce Imililing with a contract price of *28,2:16. The firms' hid United Nations participating in the L it Oykema. 22. am I M pal. the student congress and A strange meeting between was the lowest of five com¬ ilders* Council is an affi- the National 4-H Cluh Korean War are determined to fight with us jointly to punish the nn!t-|M>fit cor (Mira¬ aggressors" if the Republic of il I Frederick H. Weefcs, panies submitting bids.' A if If/uj/iiur tion organized in I04H to promote Korea is invaded again. , police admlnlst following awarding of the " ^ ""f service and educational research for Amerlci youth, tt operates contract WKAR-TV officials I mm, mm, m under the auspices of the Amcri f(ir „h„. aniuitinrcd that plans call fnr Ihe station to la'gln transmission I f Ijiffl1 fg'lf.S can Association of lMind Grant was going along for a limited time, to see if the UN was capable ; Colleges and Universities and un¬ of (lersuading the Chinese Reds I if der the advisory supervision of the to in January, 1054. kteaaakar Hlml la U pan. Iwhen the I ~ JL -Tke programs Gonvenlioun sion. leave Korea and unify the land I Directors of Agricultural Exten¬ through negotiations. He added; ■ tea aaMateaa. Jack Wlnkel- Am. A mid-summer slow-down has Dr. Sponberg will lie rcspon- m ■ condition Is tea wM ke MC fee Ike evening "line" hy Health * Work* II pep has also started rallies, according to on the Harden Gets 1 effected the numix-i of confer- nces at | sible for the interpretation and Michigan State CI lege,; development of the Foundations ed that construction' with only three groups scheduled ickl MrBride. congress trcas- j present program which includes rcr. She Mid that letters have tm sent to about 50 celebrities at the ' inviting them to attend a talis. Acquainted of the in .ii*nutlrr ninnlhl ltCiiHInB foot tower for the al the Kellogg Center this week, will .month, ...in..ting to I lk.. iImiiiI three W H lo W. ToT II. Tom- " "f Agrlrul-.if the sponsorship of the Internatinn- Largeal group Is thr Mtehiiiiin !v"u,h Ktrhiinge, invnlvlnx the forty-lwo nation,. ..ml Rhee has declared he would not remirrh with the University .,( obstruct the truce for the first 00 1 been !Thc celebrities range fr»«n Grange to Joni James. Red With Post Imaon. ilirertor nl research ami |||[(, (,„• this 34th annual .f'hicngn, the Rtrkrfeller Foiindti- day# of a political conference due | imanotiiai of the MSC trlevlainn. conference. The eigifcrrnrr la rail- j "«n, 'he Univeraltv of Marylaml, to meet by Oct. 20, or Mmner A litisv man this summer is hr ■rciopmcnt program, by the State Dejiartment of, "'r 8i.nl Foumlalion, Columbia while iP wrestled with unification Edgar L. Harden. M i c h i u a Agriculture. .nil wrvn ua » 10- University and the Carnegie fit- and other |»eare problems. After Z Curutor The tmeriran* the Chinese eatfr State's ive to the new faculty reprenrntat Western Conference The lower ate Ha 24 fea4 ea- Ullert the teachers of He will work with leaders in to take that time limit, he has threatened ■ itti vocational agriculture. independent art ion. Summer is the usual time f« Given Lecture ticklers. The meeting krnhe up with earh iraup waving a r world, Tnwer'a taller 0M.1& r)|%J|n c'liffrsg-fl Hardin of MSC education, husiiiess and the offi¬ i»|M*ncd the conference when he cers of various charitable founda¬ Ill Washington, Secretary State Dulles told a press confer¬ of "friendly" gnndhv. as tall aa New welcomed the conferees and In- tions in his new imaition, which he ence he would fly to Korea this York City's IMS foot Chrysler is expected to assume October I. ihcuff's pie- Associated l*ress Correspondent fmmti. j trod tired the staff mcmhers of his new administrative (Mixition Mon- Another MSC man, A. G. Krt- driving i George Mr Arthur toured the west¬ life, at Fairchild theatn through the tmien is chairman of the hoard I Dr. at a hn ern sector and found Marines and Followhng the completion of the day morning. »»f trustees of the Agricultural Ex¬ f. ■•tins K^uieTevl ,L tower, building and the installa- j The nuifeiciue was broken tension Service, the supetvisnrv His first prnfeartonal assneiai r field • , ' p rnf"' |tton of equipment, test pattern i down into groups Monday after- oiganization. Krttnneii was a lead¬ km with animals was as cur a to f reptiles at the St. Louis Z»m McAt tinuing Eduratio«r llaiden has been devoting eonsid ' Servire, Dr 1 or ,T'" "tMrl Nowmhrr r,wn ,,nd Tucw,uy mor,,ln|1' Thi'^ December. Actual telecasts are | groups covered skills and tech- er in the. establishment of the scheduled to start the first of the. nical subjects, The teachers had Foundation. uratorjthe (I Amen erable time to the "get acquaint At present the Builders' Coun¬ of the Buffalo Zoological Gar- i bodies they would i year. the choiac of one of those groups; •f ( Ml cil occupies offices in the Agri¬ dens, and during the following Marine* and hold up The statlaw will isirali mm I dairy, soils, farm mechanics, crops. ence Already there have been years developed the zoo into one three fingers or w good will missions to Iowa, Ohn I W rkeenel M miiVVrL,- new . l.vmi.-l .levelopmenl., pub- culture Building in Washington. D, C., however, in July, 1054 the The secretary of state also con¬ of the most modern and attractive tlaw area ml apprailmstrly M ' h' it.v, landscaping, parliamentary j number the> had four State. Wisconsin. Minnesota and I council ex|NM'ts to move to Chevy firmed officially that the United geological parka in the countrv. fries then would reco> Northwestern, and plans call for miles. I prt »i*qu.,nirrt with (eeult, " w"» 6wl»«l by Armuud, Ik.vi. AwMenl Sevin.iy „l Five ■alia— ate wrvlai aw ing Bow attract an audience of four I (^1^ fMng on people a year, more than r.wni.nvc .1.(1 .Ihlvllc direct..,. at the other schools find out 1 '* Hunter, director ol teievulun Ax.icultu.e end Pre.ldent ol development at MSC. I Commodity Credit Corporation. | ihe j Ok vis's topic was "Agricultural Port rther mo in America. — - Mae L'NKABY 9ILCNCK, Face 4 hegd of Mcfck hteisled large red flags mm M j Maiketing — A challenge to Vo- cational Agriculture." ■ a# the tart Iws Tue-wlay afternoon the group Schedule Concert . divided into workslmp NEWS IN BRIEF again vide o f every roundtablcs. Some of the topics. The MSC music department peninsula that Ten." tavs Dr. Harden, wiM present ing armies dur- He reports finding a friend!v of these worksh«»ps were Develop- I the eighth in a series ing the truce wa rapidly taking: reception, an attitude of cooper- H.rac rerciver*. to pick up ">« Ctmduellng Young Kern,- Ttdtey Serrices Held IB in Fairchild Theater. shape. Signs m king off the, at ion and frankness which an WKAR-TV. it.u.l he Mble to rr- " ('»»«»■ 8«Pe'v,ral germing lists are Rome boundar ring erected at 'vciy gratifyingThe same a»»- tceive Ulir At pi^-nt n,.»l h.ene "T.... (or ell Dev .tudrnU. Tr.MI'LE. N. H. OFt-aScn Charles W. Tolwy. one of New England'* artrst. and! regulif intervals and military pol- plies, he says, to initial contacts rrreivere only reotve Vltr then- ('u"l*""n A.I vitee, germ M«h- ffuroiost statesmen, was bui led TuesiU.v hi .1 little trmrtary near his pianist. The summer kt were stationed along roads at 1 with the Big Ten offire, nele 2-11. Adeptri, ere mrded to •">««* "«>"<«»"'- Students «nd P.ugr.m. I'art -tilnc Farm- hilltop farm. Thr Senator died Friday of coronary throinbn»is at the drr the directum of I points where t Kenneth L.(Tugi Wil- pick up the r«»||«ge channel on Bethesda, Md. naval hospital. conductor. se« ted highwa; * * * * Today In Kl a.idr (or field Irljn. .«».! itvrrullonal program* Thursday ,» anottwr hlgh*pot in Italian (.overnmenl Fall» Honored fhr ptogi.io whrn tier I- Tajf. ROMK OF) Foes of the left and right ganged i Premier Ale Ida lor lhe new Superintendent ol de Gasperl's new, pro-Western government in i Rare Dutch Bible Found Public In.irwiinn. «wak« >«i Rd. ties Tuesday and overthrew it. TBI by Professor .13. uralinnal Problem* at Uir Htalr * * * ♦ level" Thi* U Ihe lir.t lime many of I ha teacher, have had tarter, t.»k the grratnt ,in ..pjantunlty tu hear the new Tuft Said I 'lualufactwry prndueing illiutiattoru* .up. rlnandanl. NKW YORK Oft-New York lloapilal i The rrmferenre end. Friday af¬ rrarddmn of hen. Rahert A. Taft ter an evaluation agaaton. factory", Another 30 peramia are partlei- a a rngravlng, and ; paling In a flvr-day work .imp¬ ure book of ihe Hrvrla- lifkalnai *tudy whkh atarled July Mc.lrthur Raps Critic Surla Mid. 27. ha* brrn elected a i The particlpanla of thu roofer- ihe In- core are ovwtly college houaing of Art* and and feeding unit paranaangi. The of tha i ink apical ways of par, OM Grad Speak* LTJS! ' By 1. M. ROBERTS JR. i three yean of bitter, bloody warfare in Korea, 24.M5 AP Newa Analyst d State* military peraonnel were killed. Life In a WB NOTE THAT Michigan State Cotteffb la ffoinff to have No matter how hard the State Department experts work . rone I* at bent preeariou* and to a rreater or leaner a new U miHion library for which the leffialatur* hea ap¬ , depend Inff on how eloaely we were affected, we in tha M day* left to them, the United State* and her thin ton of Uvea aa inevitable under the elreum- propriated the flrat milHon. It aupplanta one built in m allies will carry very litle harffaininff power to the poRtical If It la to be the hurfeet in America bulK on the "dfeWanal conference on Korea. readinc room principle,'' whatever that ta. It wfll have Whan yea think of what the UaHed Nat bus wanL a Ion* way from here and thoae Americana • Korea i* a apace for a million volumea, with 100 faculty riaiartli unified Korea under a democratic aaiiiamiut. and without aona, brother*, fathers or huabanda actually in- then ceuaMer what they hare to offer. Ike dtffMNaa voived in the fiffhtlnff tend to a rather detached attitude Let ua now direct your attention to the one which waa toward what *oe* on there. nupplyins the cultural and acientific facilitiea whan we 1114 MMMM MA* We look critically only at thoae thirds that haj at the college aomethlnff In the first place, they will hardly he able to ask aay- *!■■■ 4MWW AUm than free elections in a unified country'- They pretty eloae . ... home ... or do we. Ust year XS aa Michigan Affrk thinff "*■ more ————- but not be sure, that free elections would *mmm 4iei mi American* aome of whom may have been your friend* Thia library waa the predeceaaor of the IM ~ government. 4III4VI «» I or relative*, were killed riffht in the United State* in Tfe, ^fit, waa a functional httl* fad "accident*." Ian which laehad a need deal the a nice w.imdmmm4~.dmud The National Safety Council'* atatlatical yearbook "Acci- hatot. T.* HT* ***** ** — I—Mamhainhip in the United Nations for Ihr dent Facta" ahowa that every five minute* laatyear aome- MR fauna 1»* ruijarat» ornee en thei HffNt MM M CMmo* Bad*. Mmmmmdrdmdmmu one died a* the reault of an accident. Motor vehicle accidenta the aacratary a office an Hie ML We rami we re- dmmmdmdmMmmmm « t'o killed at the rate of four person* an hour. glntorad there. 2 W*unification of Formosa with all t'ktoo. Caae- • Laat Thuradav nlffht MSC rontril»ute—Christian Dior Tuesday threw a Umlishell at whro era raddrolc rswh so we» >»>■'■ d **-•• "Urn per require similar action by Isith sides, instead of an attempt1 :«Kh • roMrtr alwad. II k * koor. wrtsh «* • « UO into the middle of the Pari* fashion i>|s>ning* by drastirally to swap one thing for another-. ami roortloo kinks- r«. soM k Wool s< ».o si tor shortening skirts to Irnrely heloW the kneer He made Of the /our points, that lrnves the trade curb* as the earns N . k eome radical changes also in the waistline, and Isildly announced only point when- the Allies will have something to offer, ««• tobeNalAlb wmw ml aaieotaemMr I* adk* **r boar. ssosr slso ksCsrr kkUoa n. the hrghmtng of a new cycle ... _.~~, and that won't l>e much. The Allies could hanily consider , * . . | *now ntr mivr«. inp new irniin giving China a»y Iwtter terms on this point than they give 7rss dkrsrsr lkk si tfcr Isst M »so srs Iss sfcss jso i ill reminint1 urea#. lima* to lie about 16 of 17 Inchm ! other part* of the Communist sphere. Since the restriction* L..I »ss rsot stop la Now. asl hs sMs to mm. Too i Whether women will again fr,ini the floor. To tall. tsi or on China trade are stiffer than those on Russia and the lead of the man kud women. If. . cat..- Eastern Europe, there is sotne margin for adjustment, hut a margin only. a. fejg1 stays news Stste Fencing Slates Announced TigerS, Gray Trounce Nats 8 Posts 2i8 ERA RaKyHdted A varsity fencing schedule for By Roberts Tops NL Hurlers nen sinter IC trn — Robin TW« tsata. atm ana containing thm dual .. „ Rose*. mwej. fowr Triangular the ship* B:g Itn and NCAA was ;' affair*. and WASHINGTON <*) trot's upcoming Tigers spurt- — De- -By BILL COZENS Washington in the early in¬ to win the wUkstW swage. „ji the All-Star football frame leaa than three weeks The 34-ywr-o Statistics complied show the since joining the Pule Hose, hat I" aV, the crystal-ball gazers are off again. ■f them are alike— they stlek with the champs ami effective relief pitching by Ralph 26-year-oUI righthander has al¬ won out eight straight games with¬ a setback to Iwing his set- „*,< it is Michigan State. ra rt qmum : lowed 56 earned runs in 221 son's record to 13-4. He leads tsiociateil Press which is supposed to lie the elite of *■* • MA. S) inning* for a 2.28 ERA. lowest M 3S Mmi is has come up with the amazing prediction that in the league. Figures include tai 1-1 NCAA ' I be the best in the nation this fall. i»n't »o Mftiooiliof mowst the tint at Mo I [L n,t „f football rtraaMi Am aim rate* state Trucks in the earned run list¬ ings with 2.66. Ed Lop* of the r one. Thin flMtallni goes on ta sag that the ta i MM. MM to put down the threat. Yanks holds down third with FA II OMe OMr i rill be '« '*• •"» *Mrf come Jnowmg /. ta*ta TMyj—aMO^taee Mas 2.74. r this is as it should be as the Michigan State News nT* "w—wm> heme a 0-0 leaO. flhea aOOeO tsra dy hail a headline set reading "Spartans Co To Fat.* longmj tTE raae agatael WaM Mi la . Hate to make liars out of the press, ta n ( Mraco aat lewa away the fifth. Maetb * Mg Tea fjayazine further states that since the Spartans have •eft ear. lewa meet The Senators rhasett Gray In the sixth inning with a four-run out- . Rowl "fever" they won't be faced with the "usual" ment. He has the most victories >ta»»b * - S7 NCAA meet i burst and added a rhn off Herbert ,rboredom that snaps win strings. tant. in the 7th. 17; the most innings pitched. 221 the most complete games, i still unbeaten since we invited those turtles Mutt Batts led Detroit's nine- the most strikeouts. 116. and the The Knappen Award, [inland to town and it looks like Mr. Munn has j hit attack with a triple and two most shutouts. Yive. honnr a Michigan Stale trackmnn i material to stay that way. Tueadny'a Results i singles. Hoyt Wilhclm of the New can win, went for 195.1 to Jim »vfr there Is one sports writer who waits till IV-c- N.AimvAL lztr.i r York fiiants, last season's earned Kepford. Big Ten and Central Col¬ legiate Conference mile t taml then usually comes up with amazing accuracy Ok—In 11. rhteago S run leader, is runnerup to Ro¬ [predictions. m. Imk t. ptttsbmab « flail lit 5. Ted Williams berts with a 2.34 mark. Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves La stale i» figured to be the maim threat ta Stale'* n FbMMphia 4 MMwaahee i. New T*rk I (frs till' hope* bat that nhamU be nettleft Ag abaat tatlM IN LEAtifC Set to Resume ranks third with a 2.73 average. I Snlnrdag alterama. Serember 7. ta—bta 9. St. Iml. 7 of the multitude of gridiron magazines, that Play With Sox Lions Start Season Practice ... r one iwteatt 1. W.iklaet— 5 I [itself to picking.only the top player* of the nation. i 1»« »— t. ftevetawd ! »n a few luureln on the Spartans front step. t -am 1. Mm ! I WASHINGTON The Marine lYetvcic, who is-rofered to as "Mr. Munn's Magician". rtngtiu nranw* ! Corps Tuesday nrdcrpd Ted Wlll- New Fob at MMwaokev toigMI ; iams back to Fenway Park, and Memlierst of the Linna squad, veterans and rookie*. re-' He may find help In Palmer I among the ten top passing hacks in the nation, i baseball's most celebrated citizen ported to Conch Ruddy Parker at training camp last Thar*. .who last year gained 914 yards in completing 41 of Fbitaiitpbte at fiorionatl 1 set out for Boston to resume his 2^^'Sh tolX^ta'te* • attempts, is looked to as the msin threst of the high —' day for physical examinations and issue of equipment. How- ' Oebtits (17-ei vs. Mr- twice-interrupted career. u „m a vrU.rnn I Spartan offence. He punts and runs when neve— ■ewsOi <«-|l < "I'm anxious to get back in the ever, under All-Star game rul»s, actual workouts could not end on leave Irmn the taOba at rhWaew-Mvyer 19- ; lineup." Williams told a crowded Yon Won't Get irk Billy Wells is also mentioned as well as pic- #t n. Lewa t«-«l j news conference. begin until Friday. AtmyforofthcKamr, Spencer tackle Oliver Kansas, and tackle ... . . . . ., HKI.II IIP at - St. Lwk latgMl The former Captain Williams Coach Parker's lug worry Oliver Spencer top-rated lain. , „ A ,h.- |tsone of the top ten running backs in the nation. The UwOrO <1-11. «. MOOtv 111-4) ! drove to BoKton Tuesday and , in connection ... with the from Kansas and l-»rrY Numnr * Mentor" gained 585 yards in 118 uttemps last im- SEARLES' f|„.t n. r> tgilatiman 119-4) j weeks nf the season. tme hot our hoys are older and I *— aa a ptsyee aw MMh | Anrt i,kr Harder said: "In m IT kickoffs for a total gain of 599 yards and an came old men like myself should adds Parker. | eneme arm w """" lhayr plenty nf tel.el prof So.!' yards per trysts longer-run was yards unu mam cm cmma by M* MMop tthe supposedly defensive mindeil New York Giants. I»July is.-tie of the Racquet. national tennis magazine |ha rated Coach Heeman's wards number one ir. the in their intercollegiate review it states that' I State should be rated over Indiana even though urn plain is that u multi-team mutch is not u good m the Western Conference title over State their dual meet. State gained the numla-r for judging a teams worth. Since the Spartan- Iml the Ilia Tea eraam «.♦' •-.! era <-T in the *mmt mnerl. as rated third liehind Indiana, lion goes on to say that Stan l>rol»ae numiier fit* champion and Spartan captain, may he the !»-.• come out of the mid-west since Tony Trahert, country's greatest. ' thai (he only people who aren't throwing lit the Spartans are the fans who can't get ducat* i Michigan.Michigan State game. They're throw ing rord.*. TX I MICK trim IT At * it* W 8 eview Public Head Spoakt * Lash Tropical Plants J*-*" 1 At iPut Latins At Ease Gathering A banana tree growa at Michigan State. You juat can not grow homeaick at thin College of ours. If the sight of more and more blond hair and more and After 37 long. bitter, Moody s dear eyea make you miss the black hair and dark it ia quiet onee more eyes of with of the barrier, the "land of the morning tot worry aboil It. The i." The unuaual character Botany department is there te police actian. a> it waa to see that you come back pa line Petto. VeneiueU ttenior, ewddiag the I U shown in the tact that I tranquility of a tropical am- i to maaay. time. By produ man ON WAT TO CUMMB • Bam Ttoaa H hart ; IWa. Wad. TW morning i mi rrMay... UM rtayi and 24,000 American •fit Station, ex Keaanna, a South Kor¬ in H. "This plant was brought • TWO IMM'R 8BMVICE ean city, feil In a matter of the 00,000 - (0,000 crack houra North Uneasy Silence a nice. Michigan State College, some BMrt Tha Weahandl T&T to happy ireen, broadly leaved, . ars ago. by Dr. G. B. Wilson unka and carried Buaaian "burp" dwarf banana tree. Is that alt? of the Botany Department for the Certainly not. That apparently of continuing genetic that he had previously East Lansing Smc LaundJ »aaa warm Oaaiar In Be- Wait and the "aid" Ttpara am The neutral repatriation mute theme of the tropica la bear¬ ing a beautiful, full aired bunch of carried out In Jamaica. The var¬ xumjud. ] it will be ready for iety la the Cavendish, one of the < Taaha 0 — I. mission and 4.000 Indian ti oldest known banana varieties. will take custody of 7.800 * Sometimes called the Canary Is¬ Koreans and I4.S00 Chinese land banana, its original stock"Sea. probably from the Madeira Is¬ lands. It was taken Into Jamaica, via Trinidad. Idle GlothJ a4 a IL an* 'II ■ Alhhrlrana in Seoul, and the nrrtera next ponder their fate (or 80 days. mamba ar a baler, antor the alary af a bate, eWr. rraptra- harvest Is the • a Moth's atere tn art them nut, faat. The Army and Air Form In Japan iJ Workshops male aad on My 10, I anyway, gave his pledge t Staffer Wins Bananas have been propagated vegrtalively for hundreds df yean Many of your clothm |»ro|M|»U I tn the state of critical watch The only pnaitive aim and, consequently, it Is very rtiffi- ess sharer! by so many of the r nations involved. ] j t «■ Study Grant m-rtl rleaning, bail yam havr fatrpillrp US pilot flyina a WW II night- jet war In hlatory. A fliaht of three i the next 00 dara. Ittrhard W. laieeke, professoi cular plant now in fruit has not lu taring llw im in. Why nail rnlargr I Vak flahtera awoop- of agricultural rhemtstry at MSC. produced any seeds, but at U has liecn awarded nnc of fnurteen present time we have some see yaiur wart Ira Jar lay having thaw iallr e llahtlna had willed i grown from wild see granta-tn-alri. given semi-annually thai plants ling iker war! hi ttir National Vitamin Founds* came from Jamaica abe rkathr* rlraiiral at deadly It flon. lor his studies on the quan¬ two years. Some of these see fuatnn earlier. Jehb af nraal UrMato a i 4IV> per day. titative requirements of the baby required more than a year to ge the Itale ol Mlihlgai Iminatc. .As yet none of the see pig tnr certain It vitamins. i of the rlnuria and ahol down two heavy price for the Korean truer 'handed spring the "yo-yo" v cigaaetlr brands. Tie aadn a/goad (wig) InMr—o win af hft mjear Remaining Summer Fashions Reduce! i-frti our Mtond rornpturc c Mfftl our pu»h back «cn 38th Tht American pe«i as Much as Altec the llrsl year at PRESSES • SUITS reed flea. Mar Art bar and I TOPPERS . SPORTSWEAk BLOUSES . SHOES LINGERIE . JEWELRY HANDBAGS . HOSIERV BELTS . ROBES CHILDREN'S SHOES BOYS' AND GUIS' APPALL! and Even More! Style lemdmrt of the teuton romdy for moor rifht now