Prof. C. W. Dumm in Mgricuitur- * hJ chemistry und Prof Frank Thorp in animal pathology as re¬ sult of a 115,294 62 gr< Michigan Artificial Breeders Co¬ operative of Cast Lansing. . __ . . _ _ i A Iran, of 115.000 from the a* m . i.' troi T"® h«-'n« oft.re h over wtuu rents charge students.' HONOLULU i>P> —'The U.S. the mink'feed " stortgc building | TIk ***** reported lern Jukebox Finds Home in Grill Coast Guard said the freighter Steel Advocate began picking up Flying Tiger plane survivors late W(i^ farin ,th« Kellogg study of the Research,"° ,lu<1enU havt wave forw ' aw*y iilg facilities. bwi of a lack turned neare* logs ja Detroit and Grand Rap- far. west of Honolulu. "The Country Girl' " Ida. It la raportad the single record costs Guard plane was »U, l&iii i ■""•"I to the University of Michigan has a orking with at a UU11.H ! Opens Film Series ahip in the rescue operation. Otdpance Carps The American film. "The Coun¬ r Mike Dime- similar model, the officials said. feature la the There was no immediate • try Girl," will Michigan OS. b!,'nf*ptrU -ltr»-uKra ■ i The modern and attractive whether all of the five crcwme stance in the training of State open University's fall term Aim call-it 11 machine was Installed lnsianeo in the in long-play record, which coats 14 ere safe. social workers far employment In i be heard for a secies today with showings at 1 |l« 6de!itv *Crifl on Sept. I« and features The four-engined cargo trans- , physical and mental rehabilitation and • pan. In rairchild theater. r«h» ol toi 200 selections in four musical at. a DCS. radioed rriday night centers and programs dill be The Aim stars Bing Crosby. Wil- - - at it was ditching because three mad* under terms of a grant of Kelly, had failed. , si3.440 from the US. Office at far her per- A massive sea and air ttarrh I Vocational Rehabilitation. The ■ thrown out Saturday and | at Prof. E. B. Harper, head of tbo •Htlrs > • SW'A** v v». ;** m ** MMh Another P*nle, Do It Ni Pw •Ian* at aa all time high far State—1«.7*9. Every addition*! student enrolled over last year's 15.523 seems to have brought an additional problem. Last year, conditions in Rerke.v between classes were annovinir: this year they promise to be almost impossible. Last year, park la* was a burdensome patat; this year it raatd weE bttami aa oatratre. Waiting tines that were measured in feet last year may be measured in yards this year. There has already been a great deal of complaininjr about the inerensed fees, the crush in the (trill ami the housing situation in general. Introducing Owl,' tU charged per year fee eff tampan part in c spaces. The grill is crowded, and so are the areas available for stndent activities. The only solution in the long run is Fruits and Ycgrtalili more hnihfing area, but until it can be provided considera¬ tion for yonr fellow sufferers, hoth JjV "J? lla" q ^ <•'»'- ^ 'UI-UI^ ^ *>y *^d"lhm4 UMtMl I." jTrn». «?. UiPaii . ul ^r^ur* by th. If ft arm and UNIVERSITY CLEANERS nJajfof1 Ed^.n«tJ,w"fudnnt ITf! or fcj^wr of the bur- rn-tor of the Owmstdini' Vontrr. COLLEGE CLEANERS thrlr own t» I. thr III It a. Uir Cull it what you will Condition HHTwm tlT'" ll in still IXfvrr prraonnrt change* m- ,;v "'w * "n ,h* irm Masters GOOD CLEANING repeatedly Jl!Td»« nut tlw rar- Into the IU baeklleld. I»y any ^T„,h o «~«1 AO^kta NtftlK III tafgpSgs,? iSPW"" " i^*fr?s3"L-SS-^ :£T.,TE!£r-^,:^5' ■*'""" ™ ! ;"'p" prTlh^UUrd'a.l'irr, Kay's College Cleaners ^ThS^H7t£^3hE"£" , "V""', " »""l Huffman to Serve I""',w Knit Shop illUs wmm 207 M.A.C. 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Britain's biggest lone boy wa* the sin,n selling Sun- "The antiseptic which ican spokesman said he also im¬ parted a special blessing. newspaper. recalled L-C Series helped clean the bad tarir of the "lynching i* now ,n the boy"* mother told J Churchill suffered two sev verdict from my mouth," Disss The Moscow radio reported j strokes in the course of his active (continued from Pan I) Bob Davis, "Land of the Crimson ..Id, "wa. the f.lrncu of Judge lent protest Soviet Premier Niko rally cabled Eisenhower: career "and never gave up the tredrle Christian. "River •» Cliffs," Feb. 4: William G. Camp¬ Curli. M. Swango," Mrs Mamie lluaie; hurly-burly of politics." The huge meeting wa. railed by mother of Kino,,it Na Return." Ne*. U: *ta« bell. "Japan," Feb. 24. i Generalissimo Chaing Kai-Shek the National A»«n. for the Ad¬ trial at Summ i M,.. illness I sincerely MMgler. -Vaaemlle." Na*. M: Karl Robinson, "Adriatic Holi¬ vancement of Colored People. II messaged from Taipei, Formosa: Hubert Mallei!. "VW>» and day." Feb. 25; Stan Midgiey, "Ad¬ edy. "What I . .. overflowed from one church to Austria." Dae. I: Ttojw Saalr. venture in the Northwest." March another nearbv. 3; Dr. Alfred M Bailey. "Western ami Northern Australia." March Dlggs, ot Detroit, Mid he In¬ A Negro cits ,vur Fred Msehetaas. "North la Ad- tend* to aeeh a conference with are." Dee. 17; Ben East. 10; Col. John Craig. "Danger is President Klaenhower at the It nil ie Superior Country." Jan. My Business." March 17; Olln Pettingill, Jr., "Penguin Summer," "practical" opportunity concern¬ April 7. ing "the Mla.la.lppl altuallon." Evangelist Billy Graham led a Francis Line, "Monument Val¬ Hal Linker. "Cuba." April 14: Mr Hid he atao would contact G.E. Portable TV Toronto audience of 10.000 per¬ ley Adventure." Jan. 14; John Curtis Nagel. "Rolling Down to leaders ot both parties for their 0OGART RAY USTINOV l.owot sons in prayer for Eisenhower's in what he called "this CitHidard. "Kayaks Down Nile," Jan/21; Ken Rlchter, "It- the Rio," April 28; Len Stuttman, "Acroaa Tropical Africa," May 3; assistance. hour of history for the alv," Jan. 27; Phil Walker, "Ro¬ and Julian Gromer, "Fabulous las* ad Uw White tlausr anUI Price States." mantic New Orleans," Jan. 28; Gulf Coast." May 12. they da mailhlug ta free the Mack paapie af America frem Ever af the "While i UT1 WORLD NCWK Only 99.95 amidst valleys af cheers. which he said \ far several Neira VCKTf TSRY rOfi'UA* COLOR CARTOON 503 K. GRAND RIVER OPEN DAILY 0:30 til 5:30 "Mtasiaaippl the state. 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