JtrtWT PUBLICATION -TUK8ttAY, JANUARY 11, 1968 PRICE 5 CENTS Senate Reopens Mysterious Letter Hints Army-Peress Case At Trickery McClellan to Take Over Ditl .Spartans Senate Subcommittee l.ift Paul Ituiivti WASHINGTON (A>)— Sen. Daniel (I)-Tcx.) urged the B> BOB lltlRMAN Senate Monday to get to the bottom of the Irving Peres* State News Managing. Miter caae, in which he aaid the Army has a record of "bungling The symbol of I.' of M - and inefficiency . . . aecrecy and censorship." MSC football supremacy dis¬ appeared from .Michigan Stadium Monday. Army last Feb. 1—at a tee i when tea. MeCuttl IB-Wk) JTk III -jzrz-zzrsi: Pounded by Red Planes (•rrilrtl Raid Yet Hita Tachrn Isle* On Opening Night. be given the prompt co T.tion ! TAIPEH, Formosa (/!') — ing htm in lilt' Clowns High 30 to 31 "ft is likely," Dank ■id in :At 10111,1 100 Chinese Red ; his speech on the Se "floor pis"0" MondHy pounded the 7intertime Circus Clouds to W in "that the Peress case i mem be red in the much from the bunglii fun bo re- tot so »d In- : Tachcn Islands from dawn ' until late afternoon greatest air raid of the civil in the: I Over Sun Today efficiency which resu J*,* hens in Ice Arena Temperatures today will be just about the same as yes¬ member of the Commi receiving a promotion i able discharge from the ionor- iv hut war. the Defense Ministry ' announced. Nationalist defenders on the vi- Chair j fall ! engra f By CYNTHIA SCIIEEft terday. but the weatherman Where Did Paul Go? the calliope, the circus is in town. cloak of secrecy and censorship I the sawdust to the winds and has taken will be mostly cloudy, i* thrown around the actions of rinm Queen day On fee." The i9« ** revue, *h at Winds will be from the north 8 to 12 mph, but will vary later in the day. High for the : public agencies on matters of pub- Fraternities to Begin ed Monday night in the - i day will be 30 to 34. ww Tonight na. has gone a few strides further than the traditional limits and First Winter Rush \htircliild added all sorts of clowns, puppe- MSC Aids First | teers, lap dancers and a couple of Houses West of Abbott t [acrobat* . who balance on each State Resources African Queen," other s heads. ' bombers and fighter bomtx To Open Doors at 7 Conferences which were 28 swift MIG jet escorted by at If fighters, a co Theater, Michigan State College is one munique said. All three type* , I : Fraternity houses wet of Abhott Road will open their produced in Africa i of three Michigan universities made by Russia. doors tonight for the first winter term rush in the history . (Catherine Hep sponsoring the first Michigan Re¬ The Ministry reported mi of InterFrat'ernity Council, •• a .s directed by John The «>pr source* Conference, being held to¬ than 300 bomb* were dropped I j cp. » . day and Wednesday for the pur¬ week that Adams and Secretary of The open rush will bcttln at 7 | J ICKCtS I\V(lll\ pose of discussing important con¬ the Army Stevens were about to into the sea. It conceded, how¬ • until 10. Itoui- ; ►lupper and a straight- 1 |jack arePJin* Clark and resign. Both Stevens and Adams, ever, that there were "consider¬ , >Vm/lflWIV again servation problem*. Itoad will ru«h I ' rruid the intent on doing World War I Rudy Richard*. handsome either The four hundred persons ex¬ however, said on Friday they able" civilian casualties and said j f Of r as a pair or in solo act*. They do pected to attend the meetings in had no intention of leaving their mo/e than 10 houses were de- will be on sale at the some of the nicest skating of the evening to strain* of Fran* Lo¬ the Lansing Masonic Temple, will posts. Sen. Potter (R-Mich hear two nationally know speak¬ urged has "royed. Emergency relief mca- . the rnah pra. i made by Hie < 7W/«V«f iJ ~ ft UUI bar t Merry Widow Walt*" Later on Mux Clark is the ers Dr. R. G. Gustavson, Wash¬ place them, arguing that both ington, D. C-, president of Re¬ The Ministry said only that military losses, were being inves¬ KfW. | Symphony-lovers will be able Monday by Mich to pick up tickles today at 9 a.m. manager. Henry "Lovely Ladv of the Silver source* for the Future, Inc.. an tigated. The estimated 20,000 de¬ BULLETIN Blades ' to the tune of "Mono- affiliate to the Ford Foundation, fenders of the Tachens, northern "By setting this date we hope i to hear the Orchestra. Detroit Symphony The thicv »»«• a-Uce npmrto* early tonoua" and La.11.by of Bird- and Dr. S. T. Dana of the Uni¬ Daniel raned the Parcar iiuue »nehor ot Nationalist olf»hurc i»- The orchestra, presented on the to give rusher* a better chance to , t a Crater aa- ' Richards is an appealing versity of Michigan. again in introducinf an antt-Com- i"1"*. »rr wc" du« "»• winter term Lecture-Concert Included in the conference will mun..t resolution supported b, M see more houses before they' eea fa and mm «*<*utlv« «n "Take a Letter, Mis* The rmMrr, I. aeeen wane tbbrt HaU UUi Smith. * be specific senator., includ.n* McCarthy pledge," he said, torium Jan. IS. cum rtM. the M, W The committee has sent letters ' Students can exchange acttv statue of Bun- to the 1,800 men who indlr.ied i book «,uP«n» tor symphony " cis at tnc Union Ticket Office. which it interest m (raternlttea at ran re- j Tickets for another L-C event, hmd. inviting ! the Vienna Choir Boys, Jan. 20, McCarthy had caJJada special j -phe Tachcn attack Is bound to them to rush. d. i winter | will be available in the Union .!._JmTU#*Uon* ** • subject of close cumulation term program, reopen between the United States and Thursday at 9 a.m. * | The Detroit Symphony is con- Kokl itionalists China. I ****7 j ducted by Paul Paray, who has Unofficial quarters were con- i »8ded. j guest-conducted the Boston. Cin- k» cil Rooms ■££ Rhythjiw*" he was called out ..need the Red attacks were in- Th . h lrtldpd „ a pointed challenge to [» t iff Campus , „ ... United State., whow 7th '«««*">« »rtvlt Ft rot fuard. Formo "P nurby Powwdwrm li van on. The United States na¬ turally has a distinct interest in Prof to Speak at Banquet Queries lu ,h* 'J,Uhn,r Forestry Festival Vnsft frail f/as» IW ^ * rtciliurs Some circles thought it possible the Oommunuts already have re- Prof. Putman W. Bobbin* is Any senior who foiled during fused U-N. Secretary General Dag during the registration to fill out the opinion Hammarakjold * request for the Maple Syrup and Forestry festi¬ questionnaire concerning a Senior release of 11 jailed U.S. airmen val Jan. 15. Bobbins, a national Banquet spring term may come to and deliberately planned Mon- I authority on maple sugar product¬ the Wolverine office or Organ 1/a- day's attacks to emphasize an ion is a member department. of the forestry tion Room 3 any NEWS IN BRIEF [H». Ix'ap Out Trinidad Lefiers Revolt ching/ Ailing Animals Aided Able Assistants Professor Gets Grant to Study isn't so bad over dog swallowed 15 pills. He recall, una t UU's Veterinary atv,ll I <1o' »hr p>,'lrd man Or ralUnf stall Wade Brinker at i one Historical Figures Bail of Retl Leailers IIevoked She wu ,»«cd wlMt hir murntnd to say that her do( wa. Napoleon and other prominent NEW YORK <4*, pill. th«y wcte - iive there to care overdue and had been labor- figures in history are the sub¬ r*ed the bail of 13 < 1 -'umals night* jnx heavily. ject* of a study being made by idercd their immcdii brrtt pretty potent. I p.id W7S Brinker picked up the do*, Professor John Oarraty at the took It to the clinic and pulled history department. Vrterinary »tu- lor them." JS'o Word One .mun c»!(ed up tn *ay Be. her out til bed as Ma aaaaat- Oarraty has a three-year graft! mi 11 Airmen kndrea. her pet p.r.kcei )u»t died. from the Social Science Re¬ A short time later, the do* UNITED NATIONS. N Y N Secretary General Dag Ham- "rt-twr. St. C1.tr • Why?" .hr Wertally. search Council to study well- K'n Douclu, Uu>- wa* the proud mother of two mar»kjoid and Red China's < They »uMe»ted »he brut* it m talha as useful in a rlosini for in autopsy fturalltlf puppMa. Once in a while. Use studanU But .pp.rtr.tiy she didn't want to know so tedty. The corpse never arrived. Becker, who specMtire. m unall-Mtttn.l .urfery, luu help- T" PavesWay at iUSD Am > paved tbe gray for the development of MSC aw* Acmrnm m 7 am- M Union PACKAGING CUB it is 1:30 pjn- 42 Union aa n tad.y dMd k* Cbrietmaa Eve at the .*» of 96. That ma* was Libarty Hyde Bailey, who in his own lifetime became a legend. "lib," as ha was kaaw* to his friends, was one of the T;: '!& world's foremant horticnltnre authorities. His expeditions led him to arery corner «f the world in the interests of 7 pmi. Old CeOeae HaO IATM MM rt T pjn. Business mealing horticulture research. In his traveling he covered more J 0 pjn.. Program. 30 Union than 266.000 miles. A botany graduate of MSC in the class of 1682, Bailey returned here in tench hertfenMnre. Before he left hi 1888 to accept a position on the faculty of Cornell University, he set up the nation's first horticnltnre department at 7:30 pjn., 1M Ag. Eaglna MSC. than Ing Michigan Agricultural Cottage. IPAMIS* cum Bailey, daring his student days, had set up his life pro¬ gram to include 26 years for study, 25 years for teaching and 25 years for doing whatever interested him moat. On his retirement from Cornell University in 1913 when 7:30 pjet, 31 Kellogg Center he was 55, Bailey began the whnt-interested-him-most cap. r through the 3 pm., angpar meeting SAoof N part of his life. During the next 35 years, he gained fame as the world's greatest globe-trotting "plant hunter." An anti-climax to hb globe-trotting career came la 1*49 when he captured the imagination of the nation with a projected trip Into Africa. He was forced to giro up this Language A Needed Tool and any further expeditions because of a broken One of MSC's oldest grads, Bailey was world over. In the wards of Pres. John leg. mourned the Hannah: PHONE ED 2.1511 Campus Classifieds 8AR| "Everyone at MSC feels a great sense of loss in the Russian Study Drops denth of one of our most distinguished alumni. Hyde Bailey was a pioneer in science In every sense of the word and lived a long life of tremendous Liberty EXT. 268 PAUSE N* PROFIT '• 3 P.I usefulness." Bailey Indeed deserves tribute. His was an ineredible As Fear Hits Students career dedicated to tha interests of nil mankind. his profession and of FOR SALE private HOUSH6 I The month of December also roo,,- Sentiment .similar to that expressed in Congress. brought the death of Mich¬ Idaya ranro Approvement igan State's oldest graduate. He was Leslie A. WJ3|«£, j the sonir, "You Don't Have to Know the But how can they be trained if students of Holly, Mich. Buell, 96. 4 days 5 $1.11 NEAR By owner. Good starting ear. Ptions ED I-iri after I i ! Pnnel down. for • *e mrat Iruioeand out - 2 pe bath «Wwn-wUI FJl A . *>«* RENT LARGE I Mudem wrth Havford Ut cent decrease. • am I University of Michigan or music. Putting culture on a political lit price. records show a similar drop. State of Union D 1-1U4 for I Mi Ts The decline in the study of Russian has brought the question of whether there is basis is part of this blight on our earn national welfare. T» the tailor: Message m final srepert rf ear Tin CHRYSLERS AND OTHERS ftp " a? mTcm'ss used, as Inskes wide. am. M test, teste aast s&»' t«T •siur iismeDs r-*ST If the United Slates is not to be merely a general decline in the study of languages On Jen. «, IMS. en event ot wr larMe e eeete tram It «T». r—* pB 9i *o m. riming; as u whole. a country of shouting idealists, wbe find Interest to every student took 1 All Reconditioned NORTH CUFFRRa Mete ef the relets eddrem eb the practice of ideals of freedom gf„ piece In the cepltol of our ne- lelaed • At MSC this ih aot the rase. I'rof. Her- teem Mm fTshitwti and Guerantaad thought too much vinegar to take, then, nana Thronton, head of the foreign lan- indeed, t h e pioneer courage of young •rated his Stale of the Union address to Congress. I1953 CHRYSLER New Yorker De- uage department at MSC, said that on America will he relegated to a footnote. he contrary, there has been a moderate Every student should have a I lure Newport. A beautiful 2-tone nrrraae in the study of languages at MSC Peter Beach, a psychological warfare vital interest In current govern¬ brown end bene with matching mm taw Mini wsfk swew wsa I ,£Z™h.-TL student, in n recent article in the Catholic ment affairs such as this. 2-tone custom interior, power **c. Omrfts bj*. tm mB Ifortl or the tirst time in many terms. right of tha Individual takes on steering radio, heater and other j T-fthlrta ^ whiU 2 lor *1. Hijli- Bar* Then it seems obvious that the drop in Weekly Review, America, said that most of the information on Russian happenings hare a special meaning, lor the ed¬ accessories! This car has been - Mr :iurvirasva? - LOST gnd I nrnllment in Russian languugc is a sop- ucation of all our citizens It driven very little end is in almott Enter by u-,ST Sl'NDAY roaches us from official communist sourc¬ imperative to tha maintenance rate problem and deserves separate eon- new condition. You will be a met¬ es, such as speeches, their newspapers and and Building ideration. lnvlgoratinp of America's ed et our low 8TABT Tina the " WW SrntirMftt*! Fhonr Mr Jon You— E i radio. ' price. IradtTS of the Bii The reasons given by newspaper and . Ho said to tap these sources properly 1963 NASH Rambler ■T£VLK?-L . - Juo Young .t bum Hi be gamr. agazine writers for the decline are three: we need the tools of an understanding of ef Ik Is sect. Country roUNP'-GOIiJ I fast paced, run Club ' e difficulty of the language, the lack of Coupe. A reel beauty with on Grand i*vW in E—4 r id CsS ZD M Ule that brought ! the Russian language and a knowledge of We feel thai ' »«n t equate teachers, ami the fear on the other events tedlo, heatei end overdrive. Suede Jsdsfi 7. .. LosT-Gsrzs shai—_ apparent ag research techniques, in order to put the (such aa the State ef tha Un¬ $17 45 i Tburuta, -«■u D» i —el they failad rt of college students thut they may be ion add rets, economic reports, 1452 CHEVROLET Deluxe 2-doof. Tsrdsr Jsciefs »7.4S H«"S im ttee^ to gro the ball off anded as subversives, happenings in their correct value. Stefe JecUti ....." |4.eS te , — ~ start their And college students, living in a chaotic should be printed in our col¬ Top mechanical condition end ferlas. Cesfs, Jedef, run ... SOJTTing - MAS • | It has also been argued ' that government world, should realize the importance of lege newspaper. guaranteed. y g. e. Hunting 3,'d loots ■ n . e, M t*.» ne 1 _ ! RUBY word tft YkCl Cell VJ, di vestigation of American colleges and these tools. Even though the PraoMant'a Sun TM fwh tie «y tide u, tuu 1950 MECURY Club Sedan. Price ivendlieN has hurt enrollment in Kus- Mate of the Union meats (e la Gym Son. wool J p. *1 DO If they are guilty of apathy or faar to¬ just reduced. Trade and finance. Cijsrdttei. I psit. 19c j LOCATKUt W- n language courses. .. $1.44 carton * ward the study ef Russian language and Nylon Cor Covers $10.95 Ill As the New York Times expressed it culture, they need a rebirth of courage hi editien ef tha I 1949 CHEVROLET Convertible. Sweet $tintt, neuy blue $I4S |ncently, there is a growing belief that A nice kght green with black —- .... PERSONAL the principles ef intellectual freedom and top. Pad Hale PX W.ll take trade. jptudy of an evil, such as communism it- aa assurance of safety in America's re¬ Control M et- gee. Id |H/. moans infection from that evil. spect for those principles. Crossword Puzzle I;1 In some colleges, the school'^catalogues MALCOLM MtLKS, Inc. College students must not dsay them¬ jtamouflago the Russian courses behind selves one of their greatest possessions, jmnbiguous names in order to keep witch that of a confidence in knowing the truth Your Chryaler-Mymeutb Dealer S22Lr.fi-. 'Hunters from marching onto the campus. and judging their ideala and actions by it USED CAR LOT ;! MSC doesn't camouflage its Russian College atudenta must not let them¬ 'bourses. This term alone. 10 courses in selves be shushed out of taking Russian 1300 L MICH. AVE. iftussian subjects are offered, and t h e courses because their families or friends Phone 9-S2II Vbeduie books list them clearly, as they tell them to stay out of anything re¬ ^nould. sembling communism. Bepn" tl»S I hi The essential fact today is that America It is a great danger when people take needs experts on Russia to fill government it upon themselves to do the thinking for In wtntrr. call (jibs. Men and women are needed who can other people. M-TS On# jolt tattrry and bia* «» C#*" ffl BLOCK AND MIDI* 7:30 p.m., Liveotock Pavilion 7:30 pm- forestry Cabin ALPHA PU SIGMA r- 113 Natural 7 pju- 33 Union bSK iSSteV- ^ °tS ■ fJra.'J'TI'j FOR RflkfT .cnL-*»t-n JUNIOR AUXHAABY AVMA HOUSING '7:13 pjn., Peoples Chun WAA^" >10 Gllto,r ■h Mmm MUM iSl T Chapel BsKttiMI* I FOR SALE BACWHUOIIULjJj "iiur m *immm mkmu **pssr« ALPHA DKLTA NOMA 1:30 pgn, Mural Room. wammmmM *mm J «o»-tite* m x&B&rsZ' TBY A »»fbn m mmm arnmm uum ISr j "eSS*^ J team* played on < ■fsrly in the second ■ Spartan forward Julius straifht points i and White to its. 55-48. I managed to hold the mar- rn points for a few ' : the Hawkeye* rallied I leg' jkaters are ...phonioieii. agreed Monday to diaeard the con- ! the Spartan* 14-3 at I To lop off the trouble, or the! troverjml foul rule ami eaprri- ! and booet their lead i Houghton crew thejr face the menl with «ix other idea, when I " " 1 hockey ha* baen a sport at the Square Garden Feb. 17. northern achool. They play 20 Uahketbitl and bowling-teai lanagers from dormitory, indc tilt*, two game* les* than thd icndeht and fraternity league Spartans. nil meet tonight at 7 30 in th forward Carl Cain In the first meeting of the two ce. Th € ■m«'» scoring honors. clubs this year the Techmen blast¬ I paints Pour other Hawk- ed out a 5*1 victory but the t lability wd Spar- All teams must be registered j tans returned the complement the by 5 p.m. Thursday. Next Tuesday following night with 5-3 win. IFC Open Rmh Smokers Ai The Following Houses a is the deadline (or IM hockey Um I ball i McCuy shared The Spartahk drapped bark When i The 1M office announced bts- a third fiSM In the league he- ilnd ( olarade College and Den- the strength ) ^ ( . « a result af their twe laaa- V K M last weekend and the series With Teeh ceuld be fensive man on the other. TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 7 lo 10 p.m. the IM office run and The thraa-mlnute rule where¬ by twe free tkraes are panutt- ! Entry dates for the miton. handball, free th ALPHA CHI SIGMA j »ure the MSC squad of their h in the short history of the best] tennis. weight lifting. (Chemintrv awl rrlutnl fieltln) league whereas a double loss' 341 EVERGREEN _ ALPHA PHI ALPHA (Negro Men) 318 ELM PLACE Tech is hoping to improve their by the professionals. • member of the Cot* ALPHA TAU OMEGA the twin bill promis i Committee, said he has 451 EVERGREEN WAJ| rewrvn manning n ^ Pitcher Bob Purkey of the Pitta* body to experiment. BETA THETA PI i rallied to cloao the 1 ; burgh Pirates had a perfect field* Captain Dan Shannon a 11 j ing average in 1954 He handled 247 DELTA points, M 01. H of 12.845 watched ! 54 chance* with DELTA SIGMA PI „ BJiumblo the SperUi (Commerce ft Bue. Atfm.) ICE m fttrf, their plane Job Opening For LP PRICES IN YEARS! 327 IIILLCREST to* Son JUVENILE COURT PROBATION OFFICER I DELTA IJPSILON — IOWA kalantaaow Coutilv Juvenile Court Lowdoa. RCA. CeteaMa 334 EVERGREEN ro r »*■ II" LP fonnerlr T7>3mK t } • 1 s The St'-——— Cm*I> Juvenile Court he* a male college graduate. an opening (or Starting anlary of t.l.ioo to ap to *3.95 FARMHOUSE 1 if I i New as |,ew aa (Ag School, Vet Mcetirine) 52ft SUNSET LINE $1,100. Sociology or pnyrhoiocr aujor preferred. Mint We i NttB v.u HHi ■ -i1 Ii expert le reeide in Kalanaaeo. For Farther detail* roolact KAPPA SIGMA L# .. i] n - ... 1 4 W. Wlillani Black more £3.98! 224 W. MICHIGAN County Juvenile Agent "»k.an stiTte Souk's Hwi Stop PHI DELTA THETA r^| . to t r 0 Kalanuiaoe Coonty Building (aereaa freea Barker) 426 COWLEY 1 . 1 * V it \, • 1 i PHI KAPPA TAU 223 DELTA Ll -- PSI UPSILON 810 W. GRAND RIVER ZETA BETA TAU 334 W. MICHIGAN ALL INTERESTED MEN WELCOME fiflEHHiEBb T.t.*2 d."*' II -asraa-' || NO INVITATION NECESSARY •■■*-■■•■.■>•'^■3fee infr.iinmti Cover* Available AdmfcrioaCards NecM Cententilai Stamp KMlcggtoSee ; Mere in " *' To President's By AWN MfGLOTHLIN Feb. 12 Begin Stalk New. AiMctate Mttar One hundred ien mllHon stamp* wrftt. publicize the MSC Centennial. Group The United States P6et Office will issue that number of Fire the special three-cent stamps, commemorating the 100th At Safety l After it «a Ulaclosed that col- contracts wouldn't allow any anniversary of the founding of MSC and- Pennsylvania State By actual count, Recent j , ceremonlaa, the "ralth and . made before the The stamp will be issued for the first time on Feb. 12 at of ISM. <»mpus activities. the East Lansing' Post Office, where officials estimate they 1 be additional con- housing novation for ft. J"** will use two million copies' the first day, in sales to collectors meeting Dec. 31 c 1 «nd MSC and in filling previous orders. housini Night Courses One and a Purpose upon of tht a unifo^ half million In Home Ec stamps have gulations In Lansing. for otl-n, Meridian township. "^1 Offered The new yesr is starling fast director of housing^ 1 Most of the with 44 conferences scheduled for ' Foods and nutrition department January, eight more than a year of the faculty and administration Michigan taken tr0ni p™ For the school of H< ago. The anticipated attendance will also be present. Refresh- Fire Rtl 1 Opening nnow. is offering to both be 1,000 over the January be served. State of Michigan I men during winter Regulations 10M totals. reas for male students New Gallery Opens nirig courses for w non-technical Cente n n stamp c o m i a 1 ing Two national conferences up this month are the North American Gladiolus Council, and com- will ovea, Include For coeds it ties will but no hats. and aultcoata. be hose and Jhose Present'VX' Fire Chief reBrtin| in applying basic nutrition mittee. - the National Technical Task Roger Augustine, Secretary of Mian Raymond ha I said that lire Township; R,chard 1 First Exhibit Today (F & N 103a) answers such, ques¬ tions as, "Does It make a differ- ice If I don't like vegetables? Also available for student and faculty stamp collectors will be an official first day cover. The email envelope is Committee on Industrial Wastes. The Union Building and some Government Affalrt, of the other college facilities will IFC rush between T and 10 p.m. P e to She inspector for MSC- jJ fey. fire inspector u . dw much must I spend on food will also have time to attend the Department. QaM printed with the college seal, the words "offical first day biahlev, assistant Prints and be well fed?" President's reception. housjaTdJ1 Paintings IndhrtdMl help will be given cover," and a picture of Beaumont Tower. The covers may be ordered from the Union Book Store, ing, and Dutch. Contributed by Faculty before Feb. 12 at a cost of two and a half cents apiece, Alvie cent of U. 8. L. Smith, college Centennial director, said Monday. MSP n> JACKIE OLDHAM The East Lansing Post Office, on Feb. 12, will sell the Ice COMPLETE REPAIR ari|uirpd a new art gallery today. Centennial stamp, place the cancellation date on the covers, 1 Art majors, spending most of their class hours stouth hank of the Red Cedar, will no on the Consumer buying in Foods (F doubt be the most & N 339) is a two-credit demon¬ and print the words "first day of issue" on each. Smith estimates the college will order a maximum of 65 (Continued from Page 1) "Midsummer Night's Reverie," an on SERVICE Watches and Clocks, En elaborately pantomined "Merry pleased with the gallery. | stration course designed to give to 70 thousand official covers. On Founders' Day, the official Widow." All Makes, also "Storybook Village," All they need do is drop in at judgment in selecting the "best cover, together with similar covers issued by private com¬ which is pure delight, and the Jewelry Repairing won'l the office of the literature and Graduate buy" at the grocery. Married stu¬ panies, will be on sale in East Ijinsing and at the college. finale, a "Salute to the Bowl fine arts department in A2. The { dents would learn answers to such The official stamp will not be released until Feb. 12. when show new gallery, opening today, "n Scholarship questions as, "How good arc the labels on food and what do they it will be sold at the East Lansing Post Office, Kellogg a, corridor and room off the de¬ tell me about the inside of the Center and the Union. JEWELRY partment office. i certain i Open at U of M package that I can't see?" All MSC alumni will be sent an official cover, with Taught partly by demonstration canceled Centennial stamp, on Feb. 12, Smith said. the|j:J0 the 233 M.A.C. Avenue Eaton's with near tht | A scholarship for graduate and exhibit, the course will enable the student to taste foods to judge I Love, si j study 1 at the University of Mich- their quality in relation to co6t. Corrasablil lean is now open to MSC stu- PLACEMENT BUREAU INTERVIEW FAN 339 will be offered from 7 Applications for t h c Slain to 9 p.m. on Monday and 7 to 8 Date Company Opening* For have at least site shew s term on Wednesday in the Home MAKE 'EE SHINE to tic In with classes." j C o I I c s e Scholarship ottered p.m. Jan. 11- ! San Diego City by the University every year, to Economics Building. "The Faculty Collects" |s ihc I Michigan colleges are now avail- Schools March i Cleaning — Dyeing show initiating the gallery. June Grads !Bb|e in the Scholarship Office, Knowing personally many of 1323 Administration Building, MSC] Alum Shot; 12 Birmingham Public Edi I> later Elementary Repair your shoes and . . . the- MSC faculty collected or own- students must turn in the ap¬ ■ Save Girl Friend Held March and June Grads Money! ed art works, the department dn- j cldcd to hold the first exhibition mK p|„.ations before reb. I, accord- Jan. 12 General Chemical Div- Chem. or Mech. Engr*. Chemists ('.ampin. Kn4' Mrs Henrietta Barnes, sn- Charles G. Marks, former MSC fpnm works loaned by the faculty, I ,-retary in the Scholarship Office. ision, March and June Accountants. General Business 131-1.13 E. (Irani I student was shot to death Sat¬ Grads Students urday in Woukcgan, III., by Alice Jan. 12 Owens-Illinois Glass East Un>in(. Mid E.S„ M.S. or Ph.D.—Chemistry. 225 E. Grand River, East Lansing Miller. 28, who claimed Marks Co. March and June Physics or Chem., Civil, or wooed her and made her prcgn- Grads Eire. Engr's. Liberal Aria-or Bus. A Public Scrvic Marks was convicted of for Sales Training | lonious operation of an auto while regardless of major. Sales ODE TO C0RRASABLE BOND trainees must be single—Sum¬ mer employment for Juniors in A big feather in our Eaton cap Chemistry, Physics, or Chem., The scholarship covers the 'huck" Duvey, the boxer. Civil, Mech. or Eire. Engr's. school year of 1935-M and is Miss Miller is being held with- it bond for preliminary hearing | valued at $830. A good grade av¬ . "CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS . erage is necessary to qualify. On the left is the Eaton Only students who wish to work . . LOW COST" . . Paper factory, for degrees offered through the or a reasonable facsimile of sua Horace ||. Hack ham School of • Graduate Studies are eligible, through • This excludes students enrolled By an artist of tha Italian School, The lil Arts tiul Olivetti or some such name. law and medical This big, busy plant is the birthplace Office Phone S&HHHHHHHHHHHHMHHHHmfft "Designing Bunk*", at CI»-uW'S Pollock, asMsta 'Engineer1 Staff (-1339 712 Rank of Of Eaton's CORRASABLE, Appoint* Frosh laming Bide. The typewriter paper that exploded the theory Charles J. Puma. Oakfield. N Y that nothing is irreplaceable. freshman, was tion manager of the appointed promo¬ Spartan En¬ Great-We st Life And if you'ro using another brand of gineer recently in an attempt to paper. Basil (or Ha:»l) boost the magazine's circulation. Robert E. Fredericks, Terry- It's time you gave your affection for it town, N.Y.. sophomore was chos¬ en by Puma as his assistant. an "agonizing reappraisal". Openings are still\vailable on I'a want the SE staffs, editorial and bus¬ You'll agree that most typewriter papers, iness. Anyone interested should Hob IJrr/.n attend a meeting in the SB office when erased, look like a child's Hob Bogart conception of a monsoon, V t ( But C0RRASABLE erasures show 'bout lii June aoon at noon. -n Errors flick oft with a pencil eraser. ' there's no evidence of your faux pas. Meeting of G rods GORDON STONE V L ' ** Rakes typewriter papers that smudge seem more than filmed for Kellogg r.o. Bax 141 Laaatat t-1044 sr a little below par. v A Homecoming atmosphere will be present at Kellogg Center Sat¬ urday when 12f» graduates of the lL ' <» while oenxe Gellie Bay be divisa in partes tres. IISC School of Education confer CORRASABLE in FOUR \ coses weights, in your favorite pla for their fourth annual "Houndup Of School Administrators." Sessions will cover school fin¬ * So don't go to pieoos over typing your thesis! ance, motivation of teachers, and achool district organization. Cet CQRRASABLE, the typewriter paper that pleases. co6SR__. r. S. Ceaes in 100-eheet packets HUM OPENING MOMMY, JAN. 17 VERK'CRUZ" •W'l |L»caliun: Ituemrnl Store of ihr (jinipux Drug DENISE DARCEb CESAR ROMERO Theuyou u-onf it erasable-Ask for Eaton's CorrZsabU (Juration: What in it? a-w—— uaa acawi Hint: Sixm 8 EATON'S CORRASABLE BOND Look For Toaremw's Ml to 20, ,7 to 15 |1 MICHIGAN Theatre Starting Thursday '> I >■ • rkrit ACS"' COKFOKATION Lttmfimlb, • Si... 31*- JC MSdatf