kleiiiliaiiK Win* Memorial Toll Tin For 1st In Sunny and Warmer ICIA Pole Vault High Today SO Mm page 5 lam- Tonight 53 VOLUME 52, No. 43 EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN—WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 19R0 PKICE 5 CENTS Philippines, Formosa MSU Briefs Army, Air Force Cadets On Ike's Eastern Tour Hanquet To Be Held Receive Commissions i All Seniors of the Week will * lie honored at a banquet to be Protests held Thursday at 6 p.m. in the Green Room, Union. President John A. Hannah will be the host Pail to Halt at the banquet. ★ ★ * Lemnitzer Sociali»t Cluh Japan Trip Mrs. Myra Tanny WSo¬ Cites MSU cialist Workers Party candidate \\ hite WASHINGTON cak on South'* Message to the North," Thursday at 8 p.m. in Excellence Tuesday that President Ei- 34 Union, under sponsorship of Bv IM)N R. PE MB(. It the Young Socialist Club. r en turner ttill visit the PhiL A clear blue >k >, the mili- WWW Ippines and Formosa as well tant .sound of a ma renins f Japan and Korea on his l icic/ioiiif Return* band, and sewru ,1 huiuireent 1-', discussion feature, returns to at Old t "ollejfe Kie l«i Tuesday was the cancellation of the the air Thursday with repeats of afternoon a- the KOTC de¬ visit that led Eisenhower programs he.ir.i during the "reg¬ t itv.de to accept invitation* ular academic year. With Major partment- preseinted their i' -.nv Philippine and Fcrmogan John Barron, AFRQTC instruc¬ j?ranri finale the l'AV.i- t v e the annual . '.Vhite House already had sents members of the univer¬ spring para>i id commi— g incei that Eisenhower sity's faculty The program is in sioniny ceremonie Japan and Korea, its fourth year of broadcasting. Tht- Arm , .?• > unrct in botn nations, Viewpoint will be heard every .i I.ym'i? I. L*- -.:.v ilea of whether he went Thursday at 7:30 p.m * * ♦ ••re have been insistent de-" MSI Pari. Cluh ,«1- ■ 'k' • by Japanese Socialist* A Y -ennower cancel h;.s Ja- Walter Priff, nationally fam¬ • • They have been dem- ous naturalist and oark man, .1..".? against toe Japanese will be honored Wednesday's rment'a tactics in forcing meeting of the MSU Park Club f: val of the new security at the home of W.iliam Beckert, A.tb the United States Ol'T STANDI NO *OTC SENIORS. Air Force Cadet Robert A Item assistant regional supervisor, hoi. lainsing. right. and Army Cadet Doucia* smith i> 1/ i i..- Myt-i , \ les of anti-Kishi (Prime Plaihwell, re¬ Michigan Department of Con¬ •*ef N'obusuke Kishi) dem- ceive President's ( up* from Dr. John A. Hannah, in Wednesday's servation. ciiap. ..a, U s A V R. I'rc.-.aent J.-;i . A 11' . . ; •*"« seiiUM iUons were staged laj-t annual spring commissioning ceremonies, as an honorary cadet W W W I*..ic: watches. (Mate News Photo by Mike (Jenny). ? oj • • '.:)»• outstand¬ and more are planned k l et Sign t 'p ■ ing >< . , Ar.nv and Air Foivo • . u e of tne demonstrators ANNUAL SPRING parade and rommisKtoning Gen. I.yntan LemnlUer, Arms Chief of Staff, who cadets. i:ed "Ike don't Ctime." Ceremonies lopped off the year for MS| '» ROTC praised MSl 's aeademie exeellenre and its "vital Pol.ce authorities fear there > be unpleasant demotvdra- Annual Lantern Night Veterans checks K-O: should by this schedule Today. .* i g n for cadets at Old College Field Wednesday, when ser- ond lieutenants' bars wrrr presented to 1 On grad¬ rontrihution* to the national strength and wi-l- lare." estate News I'hoto by Mike llriinyi. Thi* \rmv year's Cadet rnipieiit* Doucla* were Smith, ■i. while president Eisenh.m- P-S: Thursday. uating seniors. Main address wa* delivered bv t'lainwell *r., and Air Force Ca¬ . Aian ted in 'Japan, but Kishs na* the personal safety Serenade Tonight T-Z: Friday. WWW det Robert Altrnhof. tensing sr. Hul in the ;.e President. Philippine*, a gov¬ Tonight marks the 30th annual Lantern Night Sereniulfe Chairmen To Meet Dulles Keeps Secret of Spy Flight l.emn.;zer then gave praiM a :li»* MSI a i Ires for, , in its. the com- which be acadcm ernment spokesman predicted at MST. All Activities Carnival chair¬ . eXceUencv. I »*enh®we r **rv Mdimnt will receive wrlcMae." "the Members of Mortar Board. Tower Guard and AWS will cover the campus and serenade the living units of senior men to of organizations participate in the who wish carnival As Senators Probe Summit Failure •no "rhrou*:i c iucaii act»:evtsitettts ?-« field. Michi^au will meet in 31 Union at 7 •e Philippine Congress was honor "women to be tapped. Stole l'n;ve:«i!» is making vital call Practice- will be held at 9.30 Thursday night. Jf a represen¬ WASHINGTON (M—Central Earlier. Sen. Albert Gore ntr. itloti* :.i the national special joint «e-- iYf> Record I i a tative is unable- to' attend, in¬ Ten111 let it b* known he had ro i'.ou.'. which might bo a justi.'i- :<. r the President to addn-s* p.m. in the Union batlr H>m The Intelligence Chief Allen Duller vtrvng* and wvffah: l.emn. • formation may be obtained by pr« -N-sed Dulles as to why the U2 catH»n" for Eisi'nh«»w t*r's devi- ' * rus first day state visit, actual vfrerade will bejjin a* balk«-t1 Tuesday at telling in¬ /• • .-.aid "It among v i ■ calling Pat Dinan at El) 2-2519. flight was deemed so im[H*rt- riationaf * "-.alist Chinese officials >aid the Ihesident "will on 10:30 p.m. A; part i.»f the tradition, each 579 Dead WWW vestigating Senators formation the U2 spy plane wa. what in¬ ant only two weeks tH'fofe the llt- read a prepared "tatement, va.uabb- MSU, bj officially recognizing #>.*<•»•. " IIV Tin: ASSOCIATEI» PRI s« A r.S \ «•«■ island living ulti* »•:!'. receive a> many . ni">rtame f ROTC. h« 1 raff:-' 3d; after when it wn - downeti ov« i fan • to the senator* who heard him. ' - fr.und " lantern* a it hu> pru^iect.vr said, "is rendering a di?!;iai Boating 48 Activities Board of AWS is or¬ Itiissia a month ago. When Fulbrigh! wai aske*l if The hearing r»x»m was combed i • ernmem spokesman add- non >i wmien * service ?..» ih.» nation and t» the Drowning 77 ganizing a master calendar of all The; w is one of the lew de- the committee received a rcp<»rt Hi udvajice to make tire no j. the June 18 visit would Ktftv Fcnmr w ornen wbe . uiividtaai students.'' Misceiianeuus M',' women's event-? and activities on tads newMtten were able to learn on the iiurpo.te of the controver¬ mlerupmmes or o' ier Usteiung ■ - remind Chinese Cum- recognized foi' their uut.^tandiiig Total 57# campus T» complete this by fall after Duilt'i had testifn-d be¬ sial spy rnis'.mu. the chairman equipment had been planted "If the | nited states should on the mainland that eoiic«e careers a: Lantern Ni«ht The death toll from traffic ac- term a committee will tie meet¬ fore the Senate Foreign relation* replied; again lie confronted h> a na¬ • 1 naed States stands solidly Sunday. Committee for nearly six hour.- 'We did not Mr. Dulles sj>d tional emergency," Grn. |.em- ncnts acru<_; the nation during ing during summer school. Any¬ Faculty Quits i treaty commitment to I.antern Nicht was first intrn* in an atmosphere of ex'rttne he did riot i arc to comment on nitrrr said, i.w three-tJav Memorial Day one interested in working on "the men who have Krmota and tne oft- duccd ah«iut 1!U« in Mrs. Ilalli- that." » K. ■ Aeektnd narrowly mived set¬ thi» committee should contact aecriK y . had the benefit of KOIC hark • • lands, da>. whose husband wa* Secre¬ ' t Kyukyuan '• Okinawa $oy eminent said Lie of- tary of the State Board- of ting a new record for the holl¬ oa n Nancy 101 Hanaftn, Student Services. ED 2-2537, oc man At the end. Committee Chilr* J William Fulhright (t»- Asked what he rision of Eisenhower to assume felt the de¬ lu Vuudcrb'dt ground will he called a* in the past, in take upon, just a promt Trustee*. Because the llalliday* Ark> stuck to his contention uent Tn«> final count of 367 was WWW personal responsibility for the part. I am certain that <*f Okinawa on the Pre resided in ( vwle* House at the Race Issue > • - that It was unwise for President «urh men will find ample reason only 4 under the record 371 lkit came as "a most time of the prst affair, it i* a traffic death.* counted during trie Paiier* A railahle Eisenhower to'acknowledge r«- I'T flights might do in the fu¬ lo tie grateful for this instrui - ture to the eonduet of the Presi¬ . surprise that »i!' bot- custom for the Lantern Night I #58 three-day holiday. Term sponsibility tor that flight, which Don." * i ' i wtoward the Unit- activities to he held in front of papers written by Nat dency, I ulhright said: NASHVILLE. Tern. •.-»'> A But the »ver-eU toll hoviet ITerr.ier Nikita Khrush¬ of 57# Sci 181 honors students are now race issue has virtually • 'ripped are* tremendously the President's home out of re¬ chev sei/ed on to destroy the "1 would hope thiP future Tib General Ui»: : * deatna including Uiffic and available for return to students the faculty fr «ti Vanderbii: trri- spect to the founder. summit talks'in mid-May uaduo'ln.: cadet-.. y-u: : v.- • »m' resulting from boating, in 121 Natural Science Building. rti'Si'lcnU do not feel them¬ Tudav. Lantern Night i? pon- ivcrwty v ne - . mU.ioM-d »i;ai ••vould a*- pcrfor«c,.ii£ MSU Band ^ »red by Mortar Board, Towei drowning and rmscellaneouf cident.i. far surpassed the ac- pre- WWW Culbrighl, who gave new»m«-ii selves to cedent for be bound taking by this pre¬ responsibility school of divinity Dean-J llobct! N« able service t.- ■ .... - . -f Guard ami AWS However. Mor¬ vious Memorial weekend record Society To Meet (lie akimptrst vf information on for all the activities of the CIA." .* ••. A they , a mditafv < u: what behind the Unt Dean Jame> Seder, ,m.i In Concert tar Board alone determines tile 30 women to be himared. after of 504 set in I847. The MSU Linguistic Society aniltee'a went on guarded mm- door*, insisted He added that "it i> premature eight other nu'inbers of 'he fac¬ enlfred rc-ervt- "Tho cornp. capability t > rn'»>>_, /■» The National Safety Council -laetition* have been submitted will meet at 7 30 pnv Thursday Eisenhower shouldered the r«* ulty resigned 'Monday ♦.,» Chan¬ our aimed forces pr rap'... 1 had estimated before the start Graduates lo Get Tonight cellor flarvie Branscomb in the second floor lounge of the aponsiblllty because of what Hie They president* of living units, cfficiontiy " in tunc * om jt et. •. • of the holiday at 8 p.m. Friday Phy dangers which threaten ability 1" n;r judged on the basis of scholar¬ Today Is the la?t opportunity country and the free world concerts tonight at 8 15 day. Primates." not identify. l.awswn Was dismissed last •o the Band Shell under ship and participation in cam¬ fur Hiring a/id summer graduates day. Your contribution ' • th > March for hi* role in lunch capability is one in which • < pus acLviiicn urecUon of Pruf, Leonard lu, get two tickets for Com¬ Gursel The women representing the counter sit-in demonstrations Quit Office in Turkey can take great satisfaction" nr. * concert will open with four classes will march around Circle Drive to gather »n front to mencement at h«*UM*. June 12, Ticket JeniM»n Fin J- , are avail¬ here. .Heveral members Divinity Nchool faculty protect¬ of the I emmtter, assisted hv I ol Much of the Peers'* from able in AJurruit Record* Office, Merton I'.. Munson. F.MSAT of Cow les House Once W«m- ed hi* dismissal at that time •"* by Arthur Sullivan. ANKARA. Turkey i/h — Lt Adrian Menderc*. told a new*, ship ol the iJcimxrat party alter 23.1 Student Services and had been working quietly, Army ROTC and t ol. Ihoma* bled there the 50 semor honor jr. temporary "Cheittr Gen. Cental Gursel declared conference also tha: Hie ousted the coup. Tickets left today will be dn- they said, to gain hi* readmis- J. Barrett. FAS Air I or re ROli * women will be named and the ■ nr" o** William Sebum an tfibuted Thursday one per it.i- then presented the cadet* with lighted lanterns, symbolizing re- 1 Tuesday night he will not be a Demoi-rats will 1k» albrwed to Many detained nave been lion thi* summer. ■ *m performed. Music from candidate in the elections he dent, on a first-vonie, first-serve their romauMion*. sporvsibiiity, will be handed from compete in the ejections transferred from the War Coi- The Divinity School has 16 •sr. Opera is hpard in th? h*« promised Turkey. Asked if he hunseif wouid itg.» t'i an inland m tne Sea of oasis The same procedure wijl t e cap and gowned >cn*or* on faculty member' V*s > of them " to Act I of Traviata" The acbng President and Pre¬ iw followed Friday if any tic¬ Fallowing the - formal . - down to the freshmen. run. the big white-naired gun- Marmaia to prevent any re-cut had resigned earlier Two of the by the "Nutcracker ket* are left monies parents ami -weithear r mier. who took over the gov¬ era! replied Mnpiiaticaily. atterapU: remaining member* have indi¬ partook in th- ceremony at pai¬ after last Each student must pick up his ernment Friday's "Youk" (No>. Turkey se'-ned gradually re¬ cated they plan to remain a* ' -Vniphoo* ' for Winds" by Tax Collection* army roup against the 10-year * M» Intentions air to lead the turning •» norrnab Arm* own ticket* and show his ID Vanderbilt. ning the shasy goid bar* <>n the ey Wjjj follow Wagner's Ticket* will in* needed only if n v w I y ciMi.fr.. . u»»sl S«s- -ft-* Are All Time High authoritarian rule of Premier coontry to Ike point of election*. lia* lifted #11 restrictions «n the Fourteen divtnr school stu- * Death from Tristan and bad weather makes it nccesary iientenant-. 44 hen the electoral rolls and the wa* under severe press, w left denta said thei had quit vmwl The father of Cadet J line Also on the program I.wsist; .AT—s,:« constitution are completed when Menderes headed • » hold Commencement in Jenl- H 1 * K.naie from Symphony ^>1 u.. new curbs and three w o graduated Sun¬ Schwar!?.. No. tax collections in May cm April ail political parlies will have the the ofi instead of Spartan ;>udium S' Petersburg, ) government day «ai f ?.r»e> wetc returning i'o\. J a me p Kal.nn.ikov, and "Por business were the highert for same right*, and the people will The Soviet I nion. India and as planned. senior, * Scftwa.- Gieir diploma*? flew into Lansing from Ft Liav- * •;' • by Fresedo. the inonth in history, the State take over. After that I shall re- Iraq were among countries rec¬ Uh uueilor ttranM»i*ru> said he -» light compositions ia* eiiwurthj Kan. yesterday to % • Revenue Department prpprted lire and lead the life of an or¬ ognising the new internment Man Fouml IN'uiI had refused to authorize the re¬ the bar* on hut sbn i Sunday Drivers" by Monday. dinary citisen." Tuesday. The United Mate*. today. turn of Uiwhon unlwa th. mat¬ • Du page and "Laaaus Collections for the month An Army spokesman in Istan¬ Britain. Nationalist ( hina. Pak¬ itelliliil Antlioiiy Hall Col STfiwartg, wbo -> ■ -* ter was referred to the Univer¬ ed to the Curamarei and Gviu' ^ by Fillmore, the !at- totaled $30,513,383 Tin was bul tatd a fail report will be istan and South Korea are f" A man was found dead of an sity tfTJMees. Stall School at Ft Leavenwi.*' Maturing the trombone see¬ $3,027,000 above the same month re3ca>ed on the results of an in¬ among previous ones. laiwsoq, meanDme. ha* indi¬ . the concur! conclude* with apparent heart attack Tuesday was himself an ROTC grai.* • a year ago, when combined col¬ vestigation into possible misuse Moscow radio, announcing in > morning in his truck at a load¬ cated ho may accept an invita¬ 1935 from Cornell Utuvv:> : excerpts' front* Tschaikov- lections totaled $27,485,000. art of funds by Menderes* regime. Soviet recognition, said Russia tion to eoter Boston University's in S»xih Symphony." ing dock behind Anthony hall, Increase of about.il percent. "You wili be astonished when appealed for an improvement in according to the department of Scnool ot INvtnily. II BAN CROPS DAMAGED Clarence Lock, State Revenue you iearn what they did," said neighborly relations with Vanderbilt, a n 85-year-n 1 d public safety. CoramiMioner. said it also w« ins Trophy the highest percentage increase the spokesman, Yiidiz. Maj. Ahmsn-1 staunchly pr,-Western Turkey Moscow ha.-? cnarged that the The Tcrburg. man's 54, name Com*tuck, was John police insLtution which its high scholarship, prides itself on recently HAVANA m r- tie*v damage was retx»r:cd Tucsd* : of the year. Another officer said an at¬ American U2 spy oiara> brought Mid, and worked as* a driver for dedicated In Pinar del Hij province af'r. '-»»u*e took both IFC iu Divinity School, "ship trophies tor winter tempt was made after the coup down in Russia May 1 wa* bas¬ the Davis Motor-Express Com¬ built at a coft of $1,300,000, tw.» days of fgin in western to arm some followers of Men¬ ed in Turkey Monday in Moj- The University had the highest fratem- Cat* to Pod, Smashed deres with the apparent purpose eowr Soviet Defense Minister pany, Kalamazoo. An employee told police h« Cornelius was named far Cuba. The area and tobacco produces sugai, Vanderbilt, a New rice R.vcrj -v-.-r- average with a 2.81. They also BEACONSnEU). tnflaad (AT of rescuing him I>/rion Maiinovsky said order* *aw Terburg alive at 7:05 a m. York shipping and railway mag¬ flowed in l*lnar del R. ». sweep¬ ;v"*ed a^ .34 improvement over Two cats were found Tuesday in About 95 forms r deputies were had been isvucsl to the racket' and when seen again at 7:10 a.m. nate, who gave a million dollars ing away numerous peasant « term's average to win the a curious condition—dead drunk forces to make strike- against the man was dead. to start the Uhiversitav It uper- lodgings and threatening sugar L* vement trophy. —near a smashed crate of bot¬ SHfci VIrcsly. trim held sev¬ such bases in event of future The man died of an apparent -ated until 1914 under auspices tn:ll5 was a*, san Cristobal. M •" esse of xtin the concert tled beer which fell from • eral peels la the Menderes gov¬ violations of the tir »pace ol tho heart attack, according to a cur* of the kfcthodist church but now than 80 person# were evacuated ~ * held in the Aud. passing truck. ernment and teok aver leader¬ Soviet Union or ikl ftUies. onor'z report. is non-denominaUunaL from the village ot Manjuzi. Feature I.IN DA LOTRIDT.E Page information ELEMENTARY EDUCATION wnniv TODAY STATE NEWS FEATURE EDITOR CLUB Jane I. INI Page Tw# 7 p.m.. Faculty Lounge, Edu¬ cation Bldg. WESLEY FOUNDATION And 3 Parking Lots 7 a.m., (Communion break- Graduate For¬ ' fast), 8:30 p m.. Wesley House. Lansing lo Add um. East ALPHA PHI OMEGA 7:30 p.m., 841 Audubon Rd. MORTAR BOARD 243 Parking Spaces 9 p.m., PHI GAMMA Mural Room, Union. NU Br FAI L MATLOCK 7 p.m., Union. WINGED SPARTANS About 243 parkinp fpaces will be added in Kftftt Lansing, 7 p.m., 310 Ag. Hall said John Patriarche, East Lansing's city ntanairer in an WATER CARNY JUDGES interview yesterday. Three additional parking lots will lie COMMITTEE completed before students return for classes in the fall, he 7 p.m., 314 Student Services. said. The lots wt:l be located in the 4000 the Avenue between block at southeast comer MAC Avenue, at and Bailey Street ar. i Evergreen Avenue and of Albert CAMPUS HEADLINES: 1 p.m. l>»y Before Publication for Toe*.. CLASSIFIEDS Wed- Thurs., Valley Court About 72 vehicles will be able and Frl. Edition*. Deadline for Mon. Edition: 1 p.m. Fri. Bill* Pavnhle 8-12 and 1*5 Monday throngh Friday tc park in the storage lo! on the west *ide of MCA Avenue In the 400 block This block is lo¬ ED 2-1311 EXT. 2613 cated between Linden ar.d Eiiie- beth Streets. eqnlpmenl The 1*4 will m4 ■■■>■!■ aay FOR SALE HOUSING PERSONAL \ nusn AM) DEAF girl ts hrlprd |>y her rlassroom materials and therapentle AUTOMOTIVE teacher. Jean fiephart. of the Michigan srhwil will he'nn display in the lobby of the Edneattea ever. Ha Ipaaaa «OI he Mated KENNY DAVIS ORCHESTRA GERMAN SHEPHERD PUFFY. POP PINT Call ED 3*1477. for thr Blind in Landing. During Special Mur.i- Building. nm Mail. IBM Till RiASONAlLI FRICIS M a Four months, pur# br#d. Reasonable lion H'rrh (Mir 31 to June 3) display* of special yet heea ON CAR REPAIRS good home. IV l-83»0. 4» REAL ESTATE io Mate." Ne iiitelia haa rnikte apea the teagth at «ha lubr'eattoe — with o.l DACOR DIVING LUNG, tw^ NEW KNOTTY PINE room* Fall, Mentally. Physically reaul aHhaagh ■■alhly. east¬ erly aa4 yearly parte* have 7 »e* — Payo". 6?C»I5. $11 41; Ny»o*. JU.tS p'-i ta» a*d 'rtaeab'e pier# dry suit. Barb#U set. IV i-ll#LL three men Prtvate entrance bath. 1144 Abbott Road. and 44 80* sale STUDENT FURNITURE — BEDS, FACULTY OWNIR MUST se.l , heea dteiawl hy the e*y eaaa- f "e*. desks, chests. For 11 students. Avail¬ AIR CONDITIONED BOOMS for Rent: Lansing house, four badroo.-- Special Education Gives Aid eil. Caf Wa.h — ft LO able end of spring term. ED 1-4335 the summer. Meals served Monday and ttudv. famed yard, nesr sch « "There will be r.s attendant after 1 pin. 44 Friday. Ample parking and and bus. Available June 6. TV » JOHNSON RUtE OIL thru 1030 ' in charge otauperviun# th.e lot. close to campus. Rsoeonabte Call 121 fast Gra'd R ac ow t.-o~? DECORATED CAKES DELIVER- Norm Hansen KT House. ED 1-14T7. but it will be rigidly enforced FD to vou for parttea. birthdays EAS r LANFNG — THREE rei McOo-a d s Drive-!'? Many other delirious pastries. Kwast room bungalow, near schools. ih?t?. bv the East Lansing police de¬ To Handicapped Children partment," Patrlarche said. He anticipates the rental fee to be *~T«A3 We No# 6»i ftoitagc PONT1AC -- FOtR-DOOK l-TARCHICy. Jtvdromatlc. radio and Stampt Bakery. MOTOROLA Antenna and table, IV «-#7t3 T V. 31 INCHE4. Good condlUon. tf ROOM FOE A gentlemen home. Hear campus. Fall 14SM after 4 pjn. In a quiet term. IV 44 cam,'U<. nsw men— ki'chen. other unprtAr Oa-ner FD 1-4415. EAST LANSING. FOUR bedroon . -5 be about 17.50 per month. An¬ Mater t470. Puianciil diffitculU'?* KO 3-0743 43 car# cod. five yean old N?w ca- By JOHN VOBI.I' rlaaaroum, nr. in a special class- physically handicapped are the nouncement of the city's begin¬ 'tudent to ce?l Nothing flown, poting up and down, many built-r . saint? as for normal children. ATTENTION MALE STUDENTS moving to Grand Rapids. Owner t!) Years ago. a mt.mI1 chiM suf¬ rtom in his chosen area of spec¬ ning to accept rental feet will t e v er GMAC piemen's l-hcne — rooms with parking and kitchen Drily thr methods by wrbtrh All kainta Church. f!D 3-1313 or E!> srudnur shop is openi fering from any physical .»r ial education. be made by the city's clerk in facilities. Call ED 14144 after 1:10 iliroe objective are reached dif¬ EAST LANSING NEAR — firvt mental handicap- wis kept in A teacher of handicapped chil¬ the latter part of June, he added- 6 s.m. to 6 p.m. fer. , listing By otenar. four bedroon- the dark and away from a v • - dren must help her students Anyone is eligible to rent a : W7 MG-A ROADSTER IS 000 ROOMS FOR MEN summer term. two baths, rap* ead, on on# scr« Special education majors who mile* wire wheels, white wall*, or* 404 Division Street ED l-5i#« 43 landscaped lot Carpeted, separ* e ety he would never be a |»ai t realize and accept their physi¬ space and wall be issued a owner. IV 1-M34 4# choose? the blind and partially living room an^ dining room T»,i cal limitations and plan attain¬ sticker identifying his spa-re in EOR RENT — MEN students, on# fireplaces, full baeement. 3't car a' When his parents died. able goals sighted a.-; their area, learn the lot. FORD « OVERDRIVE. single and two double room* for tju-hed garage. Price 411100 ED 2 CALL Ste^e FtaD, at ED 7-P73I4 4ti braille and the techniques for ED 3-KM. 531 Charles. 46 •hild would be sent t<» a home, Educational objectives for the The largest lot of the three summer where he would live in isola¬ teaching braille. Speech reading sometimes oe : >ca?ed between Ever¬ JVM VOLKS WAGON — SUN HOUSING EAST home*, LANSING — FOUR Ml.840 to 4M.*W n»v All tion for the rest of his life green Avenue and Valley Court. RCKlf. leather upholstery, rsdio. price* He was never taught to turn California — called lit? reading, is the spec- oil tool which enables those who Capacity of the lot ts expected to be about 87 vehicles with its while ED side*ails, 3-4531. Jim e*cedent Room 37« condition 45 have baths, three two bedrooms, fireplaces quality value* Drive out East Gram. I** ceramic Outstanthr < l crank. Yet, he was capable -f THREE STUDENTS TO share ROOMS FOR women are deaf to work and play in TWO-DOOR MUST fall. FD River to Tony Cnats. turn nnrti completion set for the first of U?5J FORD — summer and On A Bike . iomg thl<. hou*e near campus. IV 6-S7&5. 44 and follow the banners. Kaywo*,; liie world of sound. *e gl"3 DependaMe trsmporta- He was capable of adding September. This lot will be t:»n. escullent lire* FD 1-375S after t ipper Realty Co , ED 7-FT41 - Mimrthlng. however minute, to metered similar to the city lots epm 45 tfM FURNISHED TRAILT.R FOR SINGLE AND DOUBI1! ro«,ms Teachers of the crippled mild married couple or graduate aasty- he amall world he knew. Built for 2! hate special niedic.il insight he- bv the p<«t office and on Albert SKWNii GRADITATTA HKT.O lant for summer Reasonable ED available for summer and fall term* Private entrance, parking and close SERVICE Today, through the h?'p of lore Sites run lo-gui to tackle the Avenue between MAC Avenue c«? ' iw* foui-door Chevrolet 3-MUl A 414 Emmons 4.1 to campus. ED 1-1151 44 and Charle* Street. Patnarehe cylinder standard ahl/t, radio, heat MOVING caoss country? tpecial education, those child; - ■ classroom problems presented by HOUSE TOR RENT bv faculty DOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOM- l-.MiU. ii' ; » -de to i.'i.i- anticipate* the tot will prvoablr er Mitchell )-«44f member September 33. 1*#0 to Sept¬ Lo«*»t ratet amor 5 top iuITering from a phys.i-.-ai Ihelr children's handicaps. with rof>king facilities if requested ember I. Itett. four-bedroom, fur- nental handicap a i e being f-trrtia" r i'-re's a bike le.iv.ng be metered I >r 5c pec-h-wir 1»Su rORD — GOOD BODY, engine Call alter 7 p m ED 3-40#'. 44 f<»« Vsn LiftMJ rushed, walking distenre to campus Brought out into the light «■» n. a two m i'.iT in fact. Norn "All special education major* Entrances and «lu hake Need* muffler. Run* very well. |lV? and near East Lansing Junior High ROOM AND BOARD — IKS per iioaettiiun. iirand Wtige supho- work a common ground," said been planned for hnih Valley II) 7-707S 45 School. ED 3-0040 44 They are finding their place in on term Good food, free snack*, self the sun more, is looking foi a rider to I'hil Kieitrbcrg, Brooklyn, N Y , Court and Evergreen Avenue. FIVE-ROOM HOUSE in East Ian- supervision. Call Beat Co-op, ED ISA# V-W COM MI STATION wagon, 3-5555 46 All perls estimate llul there g.. t>. to?* Angeles w.t'i him on senior, and chairman of the The final lot. also to fcc c m- raw rtiot;.r. very clean. 23.0U0 miles sing completely furnished mr sum¬ leaving countr> Anv tesnriable of¬ mer g75 monthly ED 7-0(>:t3 44 SINGLE room available for tra between 350.01)0 and 400.0HO Tamieit tuke built f-r two "-Special Education Week'' corn- pleted by the first at September, om fer. ED 1-er* after 4 44 fall Two doubles for summer •hyairally or menially hatuli- He placed an ad in the- State miiie-tv "We a.i will try lo help will be located at the southeast HOUSE - IDEAL eor three or four student* Walking Parking CO 3-5IS4 44 News and received two ropliri, corner of Albert Avenue and 1455 OLDSMOBILF HARDTOP distance to •apped children w ho need someone lead a happier, richer campus Available June 13. ED l-Oltj one from a girl but both got cold life ' Bailey Street The lot w.ll pro¬ WITH htdrometn- end four new APPROVED ROOMS rOR men. pec tally trained leathers. t re* Mileage «*.(■» Must sell. |S3S. between ft and 7pm 45 Smile and double for summer and Celt America* Red l«!f, q«t a In most la rift? cities, special feet. N'.U Ill's bicycle experience Students interest?-1 .n apecial bably be metered f-r 5c per ED 3-35S1. atk for George P*w- fell. 637 West Grand River. 44 Unta «S AftAPTMlNTS aaaroorru are set aside for thu includes a 350 n- e trip in education are urged to visit uie hour. Patriarch* said. The lot est.mate #-.i te/c rnough to t ROOM I OR RENT — W oman raining of handicapped vhii- Northern Michigan a nt live-hour display -»f special classroom ma¬ will contain #4 spaces !*» TRIUMPH 7IVI RADIO, THREE APARTMENTS AVATIT- Home p-lv'leges, near Kelbtpg Cen¬ car ci you? i'avonte bees3s "All three of the new lo'* w.ll t.eater, wire wheels, oneidrive herd- A RLE. June 13 for summer students ter ED 1-037 4 41 Iren. Very different from trip* th:.s spring His average te u a ia and therapeutic equip¬ top. Bert offer oyer gl»«: IV f-l*y|. Each has private entrance and bath. tb# tttm tfd party. IV 5-2241. lary claars.xnn*. these ciasx's i* about 10 nr.b-s in hour. A* ment m the lobby of the College be black topped and properly IV 5-063.1 Perking 43 TWO ILFASANT. DOUP-Lff. «:)- tre utitall and often ungraded th- rate .i would take hint 4fl * of Education Building thus we??k. signed and lighted,'' the Last iBAJ NASH RAMBLER. RECLIN¬ proved rmms for men Summer of¬ EXPERIENCED TYPIST IN So- Ml N HOMER - FURNISHED fal! near campus. BO T-7O70 44 tan Village Term paper# ale. h" However, thuusuMMl# of , just friends in I, A After Not Invincible and Valley (eurt and at the I AC »» coriverUbie. Choice. Xun IV 2- 4J TWO T'-H»rr.a APARTMENTS una three rooms - ONE four Furnished men THREE APPROVED ROOMS stnrien'*. kitchen prtvileges. l_r spending $150 on the bike and corner »f Albert and Bailey Beat 1-tlftS 44 ton, ' both undergraduate » n d •II utiliUee. rs. IV 4-4M ED .raduate. Teaching In the. ft eld of apec- $"'0 on equipment. Norm !wpn to keep living expenses wav I. Claims "The city council, traffic com¬ mission, planning commission cars LANTTC INC. - whisiesale good trade ins. IV I.MSl. 431 Bridge price* FORMER SUte A l*o *.,n.e APARTMENT NEAR RESURREC- TIONI fully furnished, comlort- MEN-WOMEN fng at APPROVED Spartan Hall Bummer rates bout- es. TYPING •734. etc, in - TERM PAPERS thr Spartan VUIage. ED ami University have con¬ Lenatng 47 able badroom for two. two study Doubles ftft 50. single* M One block al education oft or* not only dirwn by camping and doing his the IIv tug \IIO(t4tEt> rilss rooms, futlv furnished kitchen. In¬ from rsmpus Special wing for w>- MOVING) CALL WALTER !>?• trektcr intangible rewards titan own c«Hiking stantly strived to better the 1*54 GOLIATH — EMPRESS SE¬ til LOUiS, EO 4-1174. 41 former MSU student now aa.es ma DAN One of Germany • finest built cluding dishes bath Utilities paid RMS adinary teaching, but a 1 * •< If you have the spirit of ad¬ The Soviet Union t* now try¬ parking facilities In Last Lan¬ ecoeiame care Sootlet* inside and 1 leaning Included Parking for two aget for Flraproag Storage Compe- «er» For appointment. IV I MM af- TWO SINGIE ROOMS private IV 4-4674 ' rcater financial rewards venture and the desire to see ing to make everybody believe sing,' Palriarche sai» Mason. OR I-teU tf FURNISHED THREE RcKJMX and M Daytime. ED 1-1411. EXT. 1-033 would bo highly dangerous If hath to sub-let June 15 to September after five. ED 1-4543 tf ntv. but definite 'acrompash- BRAKES COMPLCTE Rtl.l MM. 15 ( alt 3-4644 after S p it 44 oh# lieglny to believe It horse, f. n.ents ha%e been achtes-ed ~ •13 te and uc AdjustmenX F*>" Good K^mO, ftre« Champion Brake Rellnerv WOMAN TO SHARP full* furnuh- With diplomatic relation* "With the addition of the J43 »d apertmen* for summer ft«£ moot? Crossword Puzzle * trained to the point where there spaces to the present Jit spaces SViey Kalamasoo IV 4-5444 tf 1> IV ft-A>37 after 7 p m. VZtillUe* • current effort to resolve in off-street parking, the public is no EMPLOYMENT 34 Hard major differences, the world is* has the opportunity to ©bta-n AP4P-MENT FOR RENT June |1 ACROSS relying primarily on a balance parking while attending clas*e« flow COUMI — Saoie-nb* 1 Ift Single "impietelv I. Edible tuber hearted furnUhe-L Spartan VUIage ED 7-74g* 36 Gull-like of retaliatory power to keep the and ais^) to obtain ample park¬ TO CAilf* 44 I. Cribbage • counter i bird peace. ing while shopping in the East U VS..V be#- »o'd« -g K3- CLEAN FURNISHED APART- 3? Town in □uuijLiu jaaua Month* ago Niklta KhruaJtchcv Lansing area." he aaid. t ' "Nt »** t) f©vt Y*S'» ot t(« MEN'" f two adults. University I. Surround w 12. Culture Ohio U3 jocm noxa began to boost that he had the It was also learned m th# 'in¬ ! *r M '» *'v« fct i*il«r» apptvved Private entrance and medium 34 Swine □Sun aan ana Vower, through military support terview that the parking lot be¬ •»t«g erpe'tvit't *» -1 ' "ponart c«t- bath. IV ft 14SI after 4 44 II. Bitter her t- 40 Riverm una udptiaoew *?f East tienvuny, to make a uni-* hind the Ci^lege Drug Ste»r# has tj-.r-.*' '*••#! eft *0't JNl yt.ou-4 *»<•( SEMI EASEMENT. FURNISHED !« Ostrichhk* Scotland aaa :u i □aria lateral end of allie^t occupation been permaner.Cy converted to U yew PRI\ ATE entrance Two r soma and 41. Ship'* uffictf bath. No cooking. camfortebLr clean, bird ci3.) aria jrioa lights rn Went Berlin. attendant parking. Although the A» a C-yte** P#P't»*itet .e yea dr». rwl tor one man graduate IS Mate 41 As*.fried a He and Foreign Miniater total number parking .n the lot Mp »©-• «»e q-c-,.# c' •,-itwees only, Available June IX %X montl.l/ IT. firth time to S#luti#n af Yesterday's PuaU# Mil ««* beet has decreased iligttUy, the in¬ )• Avelanrh# '65, Bee. comb, Grumyko have Iwrn •treaaing w.*A *e» ir. r, »• --}*, b t, rus or IV ft-3764Cloee to esmpuy ED 44 Soviet ability to defend herself. come i* up approximately 63 It. Summt-n form . | PUMA I W itiirst »pev. ra.nn EOR THE SUMMER Female SO Capuch I) 48 Bounding j* 9 raumi Khrujihchev taid at the time percent, he said Because of thrs, "e- :ny tee w"# ffe e' etude it ti share tnarrted - In* of 1. Sottish cap he expects the tot on ko*»rg a 10. (lAe out of the US incident that the hasea Albert |m* n t«e r-fe* '(r« e< teiepkone abertrivrd %€ weekly ED 7-H4J SS. Entym# ft Cute v, 2 Turkish of aur-ti intruder* would be Avenue between MAC and after I * 41 U Silent ><-•» t 'a ♦ t es > iv?tc-en -*td* M Thick 50. Boy * mck* - magnUate 18. The gumi brought under tmunle attack Charles to also be, converted to S4 Char.ty name 3 Short-nap* A w .'-nplrte t«a*•■>'% »w'si fa« SUMMER TERM - ATTRACTIVE 1$. Jeweler » Now D»?fcn»e Minunter St aim- attendant parking wtthua a year. yt#-' close "in. approved vtudio apartment 27 Rough 51. In addition ped fabric #.e arc---. e"i •- »oc- weight ""We also planning to con- f«-r one or two men or marned breathe.* $3 Only 4 Sea animals ovsky, who played the role of ar# *•» ».'!*«. --.♦©re-atsj# «ute« #-i t.upj# Furnished Reasonable ED 70 Hulled In¬ bin# the 21. Boated 53. Wot k imi.I 5 Stake fence Khrushchev'* implacable shad¬ entrance and ex-t to »»r *1746 67 dian corn 23 Public speaker 34 Suppose 33 Seaweed • Suppress#* 7. Departed . Si Turkish regiment ow s ie at pans, has turned »\e ma- Lhmat into an order for the Drug.** tot b#fun«i Patriarch# said th# College This U. 7*0 A- e-e Cap tsy? ta v EOR .wen SUMMER Garage, — TWO formatted —„ err -w '.-a.? 22 Aping automatic application will allow u» art opportunity to .. **. .-« V Jrom Mayo. Unapproved. Ml ED 3- 3319 * 43 ♦ Cone-bear* I'bum a lie iter traffic pattern • This order is deiigned to drive MiCHiftAM MIL TIUPHONI CO. ing tree all foreign planes a* within the lot with one-war FURNISHED APARTMENT AVA- 88 A porta¬ far back ABLE June 1ft Four roams, utili- mento music from ftuMiia'a tmrder* a* poaai- traffic. Better supers-*kt. of the parking For family only One LOST t'ie will' undoubteilly have lot car also be obtained by the block from Central School ED 9- 38 Status attendant ** 3*74 « 29 Ripped an effect, siiuq? the risk* of even 30 Sea eagie accidental tntru'fion will become APARTMENT - 33 High m three «r the scale 35 Not crowded ' ver* And great despite prolestationa of Miflh l Staff and fell ED 1-fTM 7 Ample 39 Muffin solidarity, it will have a poetical Mghi aSitar 4* iMllURI WUIs : 4t Manufac¬ effect on the countries which Wire tatlar k»Mi B*M»c ta red provide ba*e*. BhetegrapXaf Mat am? 42 Thrre-band- r*i armadillo 43 Cancel 44 l.ecterri 40 Animal's' fnct Micliiffan State News 341 Sfuocnt Services East Lanstn#. ViclVfM UubiUhed on clavi dav* Mondav thrcogh Fridav tnetustv* durnr 47 D.g.t fall, winter and spring term*; wsuklv (funn< mtnmer terms and a 48. Old clot* special fretnnxrn t«*ue between rummer ar,t f*U term*, grietsu •• meat-.tie •eennd elaaa matter under the art of March X \r% at the poet stft<» 48 Corded r.a*« uniuiig. Mun Stall *ub».rir weak of dames for the programs in food di- - of business administration, he neer i.v. 250; Fisheries and Ws'-i- and fees-paid. Communication Skills Tuesday, June 1, 10:15-12:15 li ft- 430 and tribution administration at MSI..' said. 502. Forestry fa an Natural Science Wednesday. June 8. 10 15-12:15 . Aortal Science Thursday. June » 10 13-12 15 (Dunoar) 304. 321. 317, and 34«» Humanities Friday, June 10. 10 15-12 15 art- key personnel from manu- Stmlfiit liiutrimre lacturmg establishments, trade Marketing arid Trau-sporbition Discussion Hour . H*e time of ORaminations in sections other than Basic College cour.es is Adminii'.ration 408. Geology 314 association.?, publishing Irsterview-j will u*- held Thurs- determined by Ihe days and the time the class is scheduled during the housc> term, bamtnetlons will he given In the same classrooms used for clan and other orgamzatioru,. Health. I'.v.a.cL Education and >iay and hriuay for the student meetings during the term. 'If at toott two of the days and hours follow the regular pattern, a!) stu¬ Dr John A Hannah will pie- Series I'lnnned Recreit. -. 402, H-rie.. R( ?au- m-.uunce. representative han- sent certificate u? memoer-hip rant and Ci.-a.-ra; Institution-}#; dj.n.t payments for Hig- dents. instructors, and room schedules will automatically clear In a 1»\\ courses, at the request of the denartment concerned, the final examination to the ."1". members of the r.om- A roffee hour open to all will Mana;-,eritcn' 15!. 252. 253. 50t>. -iari. N- ;»s ,ri. Whitridge and has been scheduled by the single hout lecture section and in tome in¬ and 310. If ; jurei* Developmer/. Reid stances students may enrounter conflicts. In that event, the examination ru'ttee a: 8:'r> p m. Friday m be held today at 3 p.m. in the the Ccntenniai-Room of 350 and 33! Medical T ni • - T.ie representative, a paid po- scheduled by the class meeting two hours each week will take precedence Kellogg Honors College Lounge. Stan¬ over the examination scheduled by the single hour lecture The exam:na¬ Center ogy 400; Music Theapy 400. ■ w,i! spend three days tion wlH be arranged between the student and the department request!rg ley Sheinbaum, instructor of lice Adrnir.ist- it.on "Since their initiation 10 years 490a an ! trd.fiing ;n Chicago. He will be the HMrta! scheduling of its examination economics, and Archie Singham, 490b >ve.ia! Work 597. 311 an expected '» spend two hours a All Instructors having examinations from 8-10 a m and from I 30-3 3" p m ago. toe urogram- in food dis¬ •• are requested to terminate their exHmtnat.ons promptly so that rooms and instructor of 598 Nursing 4036: • Paraonnel day on tue job. tribution a; the university have political science, buildings may be cleared for the examination periods which follow. and Production Administration enjoyed total industry support will discuss informally the is¬ Apirnntment-s -for intervien*# MORNING CLASSES AFTERNOON CLASSES . 468 <"in i>e maue by caiitr.g Sfierry If your Begin¬ Your sxam if your Hegln- Your exam through the imaginative leader¬ sues relating to foreign aid. After <>bu tiling; enroiltnent Nei.von, ext. 2651. data ning at time Ac clam nlng at time A ship of the National Association This will be the first of a ur.SSY DONMOYIE DOIT. SMITH mettx one of date t% meet* one of date Is of Food Chains," according to Feries of coffee hours in which thess these hourx hours Dr. Edward Barnet, director of faculty members with differing senior, of .the Week is a Anyone for tennis? This is the Hon mot with Doug Smith, a MOT 8 00 Saturday MWK I Ou Tuesday the programs. "However, this ; viewpoints will meet together :.:reat in a beauty contest MTThF 8:30 June 11 MTThf 1:30 June the first time that the crack netrnan who is noted for MTWThF 8 00-10 00 MTWThF a oo-iooo univer¬ in ari informal manner to dis¬ a s* .mming meet. The blonde his ability to combine sportr., TTh too TuewUy TTh 1 00 Wednesday sity has obtained direct, per¬ cuss important issues. Discus¬ irr.i.l in question is Detuse BJ0 June 7 I » June 8 sona! support and contact with sion be both SELL and scholarship and still come can interdepart¬ 1,30-J 30 8 00-10 00 - ver. a well known cam- up with time to spend on cam¬ representatives of all facets of mental and intercoilege and may MWF 9 00 Wednetday MWK 2 no Thursday pus activities. June 8 MTThF 2 3d June 9 the industry." relate to any of the disciplines. queen who also manages to MTThF MTWThF 9 30 1 30-V3C MTWThF 8 00-10 00 Besides maintaining a 3.55 all jr. sports. TTh 9 00 Thursday TTh 2 00 Friday college point average, this well- 9 30 June » 2 30 June 10 member of the MSU wo* organized gentleman has been 1 30-3 30 8 OD-10 On \ irsity swimming team, tapped for Tau Beta Pi, national MWF 10:00 Friday MWF 3 00 Thursday -.as garnered several first engineering honorary, where he MTThF MTWThF 10:30 June 10 1:30-3 30 MTThF MTWThF 3 30 June 9 7 00-9-00 PM STUDENT BOVERNiENT e -r.cn a Is for star synchro n- YOUR served as secretary» Green Hel¬ TTh 10 00 Saturday TTh 3 00 Tuesday t-A-.mming in Intercolleg* -tjnt competition, met. and Phi Eta Sigma. A member of Honors College 10 30 June 1.30-3:30 11 t 3 30 June 7.00-9 4W 7 PM IS A6AIN MAKING AVAILABLE its winning prizes in and the Varsity Club. .Doug ha-: MWK 11 00 Thursday MWF 4:00 Tuesday • ve sports, this former MSU (1957-1958) has also also netted two varsity letters MTThF MTWThF 11:30 June 9 3:45-5 45 MTThF MTWThF 4 30 June 7 3 45-5:43 TO YOU TNE OPPORTUNITY as a member of the MSU vars¬ TTh neo Friday TTh 4:00 Wednesday r.~'H for coming out in 11:30 June 10 4 30 June 8 act in a beauty contest: ity tennis team. Just to keep everyth.ng on a 12 00 3 45-5:45 3 45-5:45 TO SI8N UP FOR the Crescent MWF Saturday TEXTBOOKS ; holding well-rounded basis, this East MTThF 12 30 June II •itip f »r the Junior 500 MTWThF 10 15-12:15 Lansing engineering major kept Denny reigneJ over the his back-hand in on campus af¬ TTh 12:00 Saturday STUDENT ACCIDENT 12 30 June 11 rv n Ball as ROTC Brig- fairs as a member of the IFC 0-45-5 45 - >neral in 1957. EVENING CLASSES public • relations committee, the aid • »n to these activities, Greek Week If your class msctt Your axam time and date U publicity commit- *u';le Birmingham edu- tet. and the Career Carnival M after S Friday. June 10. 7-9 PM and HEALTH INSURANCE major has maintained a T. TTh after 5 Tuesday. June 7, 7-9 PM publicity committee. He has al¬ W. MW after » Wednesday. June a. 7-# PM TO a. college and participated been active in the Th after I Thursday. June 9, 7-9 PM so Knights of _ tr.uvoming. Water Carni- Saint Patrick and in his frater¬ NO FINAL EXAMINATION MAY BE GIVEN AT ANY TIME OTHF-W A uvities Carnival and THAN THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED TIME EXCEPT BY FACULTY nity, Alpha Tau Omega. j.aV committees. A mem- ,? Union Board and the '80 Doug's plan after graduation ACTION. FOR TNE SCHOOL YEAR 1% to further his education in the Denny has danced in the ■ chorus line and was field of industrial engineering or industrial management. Pasternak Services Set 1960-61 • trainer for her sorority, > Kappa Gamma. The Union of Soviet "Writers fttw t- ..as also been active in Two Educator* MOSCOW (Ah—Bort* Paater- YOU WILL j»E RECEIVING SPARTAN BOOK STORE All nak will be burled Thursday in expelled Pasternak as a traitor amte r splash, women's sdrim- dire the graveyard of the Russian ran, lortii r,ori.»rary, wherp she serv- vice president and presi- Named to MEA Orthodox church near his coun- In 1956 after his book was pub¬ PRINTED IIHOCIIURE EXPLAINING » lished abroad. It Vas never pub¬ try home outelde Moscow, his "Your Siiiwrnwrhct for Hiluralion** Staff in . •rny's pest-graduate plan* Laiifdng family said. Thus the noted poet, novelist lished in the Soviet Union. TIIE POLICY BENEFITS Corner Ann A M.A.C. mar.rage and teaching The Michigan Education As¬ >r physical education in sociation announces the appoint¬ and translator, an Orthodox THIS SUMMER convert of Jewish origin, will be HAST LANSING A-. Aroor tfrea. ment of two state educators to laid to rest In the Ruaalan land its Lansing headquarters staff, he loved despite the political according to Dr. E. Dale Kenne¬ urbecuc School dy, MEA executive secretary. storm created by criticism of Communism in his novel "Doc¬ Dr Stanley Hecker, professor itimed Saturday of education at MSU, will take tor Zhivago." Pasternak died in his sleep YOU WANNA a leave of absence from the uni¬ :.aai barbecue school spon- versity to become MEA director Monday night at the age of 70. v- the poultry science de- The Moscow press and radio' of research; and Robert McCon- mer.t at MSU is scheduled Ignored Pasternak's death. eghy. principal of Hayti ele¬ Saturday. June 4. mentary school. Romulus, will > will get a run-down assume the duties of field rep¬ STEP i-rv r»fy Hicks in adeanea PHONE 1-UM . n c anning the • A t; »* COLLEGE MEN EARN HE'LL TELL S2000 THIS SUMMER Urgr,t ">l roapaay •t H'» kind la lb* country h«« mv- int.rortiac mmumt joh opportunities for per- -wt>ie film mm ia Detroit and Michi«aa renort YOU ABOUT "" No lEpirlwin aeceeaary bat yea a»a»t be aeat WATER •" >ppearaace aad aiant eajey aMetiac people, ae neteeeanr. N fAHTIClPATIOK ON OL'R SUMMER EARNING »• ' PROGRAM WILL ALSO ENTITLE YOU TO COM¬ PETE FOR THE FOLLOWING AWARDS; •«t»g 1. $2000 anil of jronr choice nchoUmhlpn lo nrbool CARNIVAL 2. Several $1000 eaeh •choUrahipa 3- TO WIN ONE OF SEVERAL JET PLANE TRIPS AROUND THE WMIIWEAI YEAH... IHE SOUNDS Of MUSK WORLD! '• To wia eae of the AUSTIN HEAI.Y SPORTS CARS ONE AND ALL JUNE 2, 3, I •4—Centerflelder the -Chicago White Sox Aft«! OUTDOOR PfMII. CSFRS \1I nutrioor take KWimmrrs who u*r llif swimming *oxp.v shower* pool ma»l before en¬ Jim Piersall of the Cleveland Indians was fined $250 Tuesday bv American League President stealing second base in the thiro inning, he began harping at plate umpire Larry Knapp, who had called two strike-; on battel Source of Concern r tering the pool. All girl* must wear bathing raps while awdm- Joe Cronir> I°r his umpire bait¬ Harvey Kuenn. 'TnUIA.VAI'OLIS hT'i — Sppwlwav owner Tony Hulman ming. ing and behavior in Comlckey He finally was ordered out -■>? .aid Tuesday he is considering a ban 011 private scaffold Park Monday. SnatldAK STATU NEWS The intense Piersall was ban¬ the pire game bv second base Cal Drummond after a Um¬ Hinds like the one that fell Monday, killinu two race fans ished from the first game with and injuring ML'. June I. I960 Page Four violent argument. persons out there Monday" said The topping of the nine-tiered. At the end of the seconi Sheriff Robert O'Neal, who game, Piersall got in dutch pi|»e-and-plfink stand at tiie HOP TO IT! with Sox president for throwing a ball Bill Week against the start of tiie worst 500-mile rate is the spectator accident in the served at as the race. acting safety director big electronic scoreboard in 51-year history of the Indiana¬ "It wasn't properly guved and centerfield. The light-flashing, polis Motor Speedway. The did not have proper fittings," bomb ejecting board is Veeck's deaths were the first anion'; O'Neal said. There's wtill lime pride and Joy. spectators since 1938. Through Superior JudRe John Under to get your dry the years there have been nine. of Indianapolis, uncle of the "The responsibility clearly dead scaffold builder, blamed cleaning anil Mescall llili lie? with the persons who con¬ the accident on a child throwing laundry done for structed the scafford," said Kd- the supporting truck out of gear. Steers, Indiana Attorney He said the truck which formed 'Iannis (1,amp Ain liradoalion Weekend part of the tower's base slipped t • General. "It was a bootleg oper¬ ts Take advantage of ation. there was no request for a foVward, causing the scaffold to State tennis-'player fall across a wire fence, crowd¬ our 4-hour service. Michigan building permit from the town or speedway or Marion county.'* soniNikn srrrTATOts rM. r.iuu M pimai were laj«r«4. and two men were kin] Ron Mescal!, !9t>» Big 10 No. 5 ed with standing race fans. ed. The stand of almntnnm tales was erected . The 2'2-mile racetrack was l.r lower In Hie iihM .1 MlMUptMt, IM.. ► singles champion, is the Spar¬ The stand was erected on a a track far perauwa whn didn't have grantfvu j tans' 11th Individual conference 2'i-ton flatbed truck by Fred safer that the infield. F.ddle Speedway. The dramatic picture wu made by seaU and was privately awrwed. tennis titlist since 1951. Under. 36, Indianapolis, one >>f Russo of Indianapolis was in¬ Park Randal of the Indlu.polt. New.. Hal. .1 the dead, and Wilbur Shortridge jured seriously in the only ma¬ one of the victim, fly Ikroofh the air. More than C AMPUS CLASSIFIEDS of Indianapolis one of the three jor crash In the race, won by . HIGH READERSHIP . injured critically. The men had sold seats on the Jim Rathmann of Miami. Hitting a Lofty »l>i Halfback Herb Adderlev and scaffold at $5 to $10. although end Fred Arbanas, two of Mich¬ JSL Batting Lea* SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Joe Adcock Grabs some scats in the Speedway's igan State's three football cap¬ Prudrntul Warei grandstands and bleachers were (IIIviilon of rkco PrnUnrtu available before the race at tains for 1960, accounted for far Netciiary - r.*rellent S»inrn. about the same prices. nearly one-half of the Spartans' In the American League, y him much breathing space. Clsaaer id Shirt Landry (•roup JI'KF Interview *. 1 pm "This one that fell was not total pass receiving yarflage in 1959 with 28 receptions for 529 NEW YOKK (/Pi—Joe Adcock. Milwaukee's fence-bustcr who give Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh Runnels of Boston moved the top spot, rep.a :r.j{ • necessarily the tallest, but it was is only a point behind at .353. East Grand River Across From Student Service llldij. Man up at Placement Bureau yards and four touchdowns. recorded several "firsts" K7u*zew*ki of Chicag . Ru-a the biggest and held the most has Clemente is followed by Bill during an 11-year career in the White of St. Louis 349 and Wil¬ lost five points to .354 Howe? majors. Tuesday held first place big Kluszewski slunroed lie Mays of San Francisco 34R. spring spanks forPAIGECBAFT hriiias lull, wedding and among National League batsmen with a .354 average. The figures games. include Monday's .406 to .315 with on»> tn 28 times at bat. Klu i> a r; his elb shower gifts apeak for them¬ in third place a Week ago, Clemente. who led a week ago, in eighth place WJie Atte; Adcock gained five points in last Whitey Herzog of Kan- c PINO'S selves. dropped 19 points with only four week's action with seven hits in safe blows in 19 at bats. White advanced to second place ] Everywhere In the store 19 tries. The Braves' first base¬ climbed eight points with a 9- while Yogi Bcrra of N»»* Yi you'll find a new warld af man has hit higher than .300 for-23 performance while Mays zoomed from sixth place •. ideas to please the bride only once in the big leagues. at 341. Yog; picked uj 12 pc (with prices to please yan). moved up three notches to That was in 1954 when he fin¬ fourth place on a seven-point with a 6-for-15 alvtw.r.? See the boatloads af stain¬ ished at .308. batting leaders are base TERM END LP SALE less from Sweden, glass from increase resulting from 12 hits Finland, leak from Den¬ Adeock's batting lead does not in 32 trips minimum of "0 times a* mark. as well as handsome llnenrs and ceramics from Probable PMcbers here In the rolony. Baseball Leaders vr/IANAT OVER 1.000 LP'S ON SALE UAOl'f Ijt'niann i Come In and see the gifts of AMERICAN New Y«rh (Maa* #-#» St Baltlmrtf* NATIONAL LKAGtI 1.1? 609 for the world. (We will wrap AMFBICAN I.F.ACil'F. (Brown 3-1 > ntctii it- .m >nda; while yau wall.) II* viand (Maokin* 3-D •« Ban*** AT GIGANTIC SAVINGS! Home Buna Home Bun* * auto ra City (Herkert 1-1) nl«ht ccif DHTWCTIOn Cklriia iBssmsnn I-JI st iwiroli T.1? previc (Munnins l-Z) nl«l»t Mari*. New York II Boyer, til Loui* 5 V). woi WA«hln«(on (Km! 1-4 and I.## 4-1) Lemon. Waahinglon 1* Mathewa. Milwaukee at novum (Hplock II Mt total* -r Ward, w Held. Cleveland 9 Sanka. 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THE AMOUNT VOL GIVE IS CP TO YOU. • (.LK.NN MILLER • AND MANY. MANY • NAT KING COLE MORE MANY ARE GIVING #1.00 AS A MINLMUM GIFT. WIIII.K YOU ARE PICKING UP COMMENCEMENT GOME M AND RRDWSE AROUND TICKETS IN THE ALUMNI OFFICE YOU CAN EASILY MAKE YOUR GIFT IN THE DEVELOPMENT FUND i! 427 LIRAND RIVER PINO'S 10 24121 OFFICE. Si-nalitrs Sifxn AGR Upsets Lamlnla Gii rosh Squad Impressive Stale News For Fraternity Championship I'linhir's yh'l.hIm' WASHINGTON * T r • AGR scored three times in the held oil to win over T.*.' Hr..« *■ V.'avr. r.gton SenTu«*OS" Lt AAU Track Meet last half of the Una! inning 4 by a 9-4 core Rog *r J-via j.-inogi-wi ..gr.wjg Purdue '.aU.-h- was the winning pitcher *r.e Tuesday to upie* Lambda Chi e- J8 W By JOHN SCHNEIDER Larr. sting. M'illlu, nl Vggrtrli, ttmiS .7 Jane 1. 1999 championship. seeonds off the old mark as they aprtnted the The Emmons li.u had i.t-r He 423 -■ 17 '.7 Gary Ruthruff, Lamlxla Chi's vi freshman track squad loosened its mu.i- quarter-mile In 42.9 seconds. The old mork was during the comet'. Ps.'oue Ha* sea-,on The 6-foo', pitcher, brought about his own , pa;t week and established five new Yawkey Admits Bosox «hi.. set In I92S. downfall by walking aorots tne 2,-vear-vid senior from Istt#- k. the Michigan AAU held at Kalamazoo The same quartet broke the 800 relay record '.et v, inning run in the fifth. H. Vur«ity 4 .lail, M»*g*liii}s h'.-n. Pari tnrow:. r.gr. - a. Ralph Young Field. in 1938 of 1:30 4 by circuiting the distance in wiidnesk led to 10 walks, which Tne Varittr Club w.ll ~- -A * .anaed Voorhels, who was stale class B" cham- 1 29 5. ; in the lOO-.vd. dash, established two frn-h He placed second in the 10U at Kalaina- In other H.il Mann action at the Michigan AAU meet, placed third in the High Hurdles and "A Lousy Ball (Huh' played a major role in the AGR victory Ruthruff vtnjck out meeting ovr.jgh- Thursday Right's cmrker. f- will be a: 8 30 vh -tine Var d ' * eight. w.th a time of 9.9 seconds. In the Prelimin- • he Frankenmuth flash was clocked in 9,7, Tom Perkham 14.9 seconds. finished fifth. Mann's time was BOSTON (/P)—Boston Bed Sox owner Tom Yawkey ad¬ mitted that he ha* "A lousy ball club" but expressed con¬ Phil House wa tne winning Club Room Mf pitcher, allowing six n;ts while Ml IN II IB 111 111— ikir.R the old frosh record set by Zach Ford Bill fireen sprinted to a fourth place finish In fidence in manager Billy .Juries and denied any managerial walking only one IM >4 HEIR EE pi ii' <•' the 449 with a SI.9 time. In-a-rea! slugfeyt. Wes* Shaw XDW SHDW7NG A ^ the 229-yar4 dash, VwarheU wan the event In the distance racea, Orlan Larson placed change in planned. ftOPTBAU. a manager of the slump-ridden 4 oulscored Simmon* 3. 20-14 UNFORGETTABLE!' ' j time nf 21.1 ««sN». Again Voortiris had fourth in the six mile event, completing the race Yawkey even indicated that 3.-19 % Red Sox, and aging slugger Ted Jerry Meyers slammed tw; ir.-mrnd««* time In the prellmary heat with an in 32-50.6. Larson also place fourth in the 3-mile he may move the ball club from home run-, for the lot In g Em¬ IVI fteld Williams was on his way in winding 29.9 time, which Ml only breaks run with a time of 15:52. Frank Keaver picked mons team. The wild game saw 1 -- Butterfield 6 *•» l/rrrnn V Boston. Published reports had it tnat . H \ record of 21.9. hot Is the aeeond best time up a second in this race as he ran the distance in 2 Mrvan 7 W ehsw 4 26 hits and 13 walks. -- vs. rorded this season In the nation by a freshman 15.21.6. "Just remember," he said in wa» the case Emmons 5 scored nine times 4 — Bailey 3 vs. Bryan I inner Tom Pec ham finished in fourth place in the one of his rare interviews "I've "We've got a lousy ball club,'' in the first two innings and then it. Williams placed fourth In the 100 with high jump with a leap of six feet. Jim Roe was got the last word. I always Yawkey ..aid. "We were picked were klU have the last word. I've got an to finish, what, sixth, seventh, and third m the 220 in 210 sixth iri the same event when he cleared 5' 10". erected r, ace in tne hole. And I'll use n ^ Alcorn, who was the state pole vault Sonny Akpata, MSI! sophomore, won the brood eighth' We were going pretty grandstand ,ltt jn 1039, soared to a new- record high Jump with a spring of 24' SH". his best leap this if I have to." good for h while Before this NOW J -4>.»r to ii fi.m, , freshman in the pole vault, breaking his eason. Two freshmen placed In the broad Jump. He didn't exoand on it, but !a\*. trip We're not tnat bad. Continuous From I P. M. i.nk The Birmingham vaulted cleared a Roe finished fifth and Jerry Mlehell was sixth. veteran observers took *it as a But there were some element- • of 13'8" for the record. This vault enabled Jim Grcgart heaved the discus 137* 3" to finish veiled threat he may move the that didn't help a bit At 1:19, 3:13 5 29. 7 24 7J4 p m \> finish in a. first place tie at the AAU In that event. club if the sports writers didn't "Just remember I've got tne *t Tony Kumegia, competing unattached since he quit riding the club. last word " on last Friday at Yonng Field, two relay marks' is ineligible, won the Javelin as he hurled the Yawkey made a surprise ap¬ He expressed a belief in the froai tat 9f04wc«rwHo*tano«4 the trrtn •*- the 440 relay mnad. campaard of Bill Boyd, spear 187* 7". pearance before reporters short¬ freedom of the pre-., then said: V(U ly after he and general manager "Sometimes it g <#es bounds of human beyond dignity - J*® STEVWW vlcinhans Gains First in IC4A Meet Bucky Harris issued a prepared the Ml TMT B | statement denying report] that arid reason I don't put up with ■a, up. T'Vt'1 J urges may be on his way out It. I don't have to" sue INCQMWOMli f ring Mike Kleinhans fmshed in a four way tie for v. place in the pole vault event at the JC4A preliminaries with a 47 second time, but pulled up lame in the 220 prelims. Coach Fran Dittrich m MM .AU (\ C\ > Bur* TIUT B /•; . sX .arnpionships held Friday and Saturday at Vili¬ withdrew the Spartan speedster In order to as¬ Hwf toed ; fy*. d sure that he will be ready for the NCAA meet to FRIDAY! — UNFORGETTABLE SI'ECTALLF.! u*YMtouis»u -v; -f V* w mm*/, BANKRUPT STOCK '.."iree K.einhana vaulted fourteen feet in a driving be held at Berkley, California, on June 19-17. r:i., and almost cleared 14* 6", but missed In the three-mile run, Billy Reynold* finished ir mi %+ '!*•/ - i * Afc'imr ice ' •• 500 Winner OF THE ROMAN DESTROYERS EEQ THE NOBLE CAPTIVE KjD&f S1LE! ■ ■: ■■ A Evans BEAUTIES SOLD ON THE SLAVE BLOCK UUCASTER-HEPBUN (ids Purse Group Sponsor* I Of ,3110,000 All-University Golf Meet VDIANAPOIJS 0D — Jim yjexi-.-. ;• received a record Students, faculty and staff will be enrolled for the tourna¬ UUNES COATS... MENS AW t . •000 for hu hard-won vic- members who play golf on the ment, if they wish, upon pay¬ 'X'HNK'JSTON r- M-.nday in the 44th 500- Forest Akers University course ment of a 50-cent fee - auto race. Saturday. June 4, will have a Scoring will be by the Callo¬ SLIP ON AND CANOMAN T.-f previous record had been chance participate in the first way sliding handicap system, ww acs ami , •>'3V). r won Ward, who fought a hub-to- duel with Rathmann until last year by Rod- annual Ail-University Golf tour¬ nament. sponsored by the Evan* Scholars. Chairman Graham which in effect a •core player s Dueers will raises handicap thu or lowers with be his on SWEATERS... BATHING IfmCROSS TECHWICOLOW* y-Ktvj in the last 10 miles by Mclntyre. announced Tuesday the same basis as experts, Mc¬ SUITS... SNORTS..: T||f»W«s START AT • 7:29 9:39 •j.hng tire. Golf bag;, puller.1', wedge., lntyre said I 3 »» - 3'19 - - j ball;, umbrella.;, headcover, and Tickets .11 be sold in ad¬ The total purse, $387,850, also compared a record, with shirts will be offered to winners vance on v. the first tee from 1 tu LADIES SHIRTS ... FtATTBl STABTS AT 1 •# - 3.19 - 4:29 - 7 J9 - • 1.44 ,, vear'i previous high of of low score, both net arid gross, 5. Wednesday through Friday, JM00 a long-drive contest, and a hole- and will be available all day addition to the big check in-one contest, Mclntyre said Saturday. wiuch car owners Kenny Free refreshments will be made In charge of the tournament available to all golfer? besides Mclntyre are1 C. A. ROBBIES c and Paul Lacev of Dallas receive 50-60 percent, Rath- Those interested in competing Srruto. and Richard Block, as- *■:. r'-reive the expensive pace are asking to make reservations s.stant chairmen; Jack Pyle, ■ snd a long list of special in the usual way They will be publicity; Ri>bert Wess, scoring; met the first tee by a' repre¬ Steve Miller, prices, and Roger ervoort's •ues on " tee in two minor changes were the official standings of sentative of Evans Scholars, and Bree, tickets. HIS & HER SHOP ,t Memorial Day race. SHORTEE SUMMER PTS 12.95 211 K. (.ItAM) UIVEK 209 M.A.C. ns 'allerson lx'l* SWIM TRUNKS 92.95 LAST LANSING MPS SI'llKT SIIIKTS 92.95 EAST LANSING I'h. LD 2-2114 tbw AM p in Training WASH 'V WEAR CORDS 93.93 ?.KWT«r,VN, Conn A'«v W KITE POPLIN JACKETS 93.95 QUALITY GOLF AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS ■ > a.gr.t days of intensive CRIW SOCKS .79 rtOGIAM INFORMATION CALL CO I UI1 .'v. Floyd Patterson took it «» MSI" SWEAT SHIRTS 32.69 T-mday. chsilenftr for the heavy- CLAM DIGGERS 93.95 c ttie ran and walked FAMOUS WILSON N.T.| r-r-. .?;,#* ;n the morning and LEN KOSITCHKK S , * csTed a *■■'. weighed about 192 1:00 . 3:40 STARTS 7 H.M. . FEATURE AT 7:30 • J:40 df and wanted to hold as ' fi:25 - 9:15 the wt.gbt as possible. '** I Of m UMTT Mil'MUWI WOODS: #;>n gets his return snot its asrthy, - ',v "14 Heavyweight Cham- ■ututi-W two. ir.|«n*r Johansson at the LASTS t»;"-un'da, June 20. ROBERT MfTCHUM ELEANOR PARKER ilnnrCrf Rig 10 Slum g»Kt WW gntt MOIT-O mwn tow tu»» wrut W*' VOHX (Ah—Th, NV.v LAST Of Lurt? of the American STARTS TOMORROW THE FOREIGN League announced the r 'f of two former B.g 10 la the lariaatiac tradtiua of -aiabolgqat'' aad -Rififf! FEATURES 1 Jah.es Reese of Minne- 4 We art• fat la eee it froai the befiaaiac James Rowland of Oh*o Rotn completed their coi- Sbowa at 1:00 - 3:10 • 5:15 - 7:20 . 0:30 2* *Hf-biUty a year ago. If he KIT PIZZA MIIWR i ED 7-1468 "A* STEAMY ITEM CAD0YNA3TEN . . . thin rueful re¬ llace fit c t i o it on the flevhpoU . . . a comi¬ 00LF CANT ED 7-9141 cal team of masculine itreet Mniprs lace the Automatic foidin* rmm*urntU»n «*am> drum with 12" aliuaintuM M5M "mccb rallinc humorou- song* and di«c wheel* wiUl pei maaenii» »t? connivance." . lui.rtratrd Wheel bear in* a INSIT W1 fast -Crowther, X.Y. Time* A DOG OF FLANDERS SHOP TOMCUT TIL V P.M. V Mi'l taNov«fc.2 FBI. AND SAT. - STARTING SI N • "ON THE B.UOH" MICHIGAN STATE NEWS I. Iff# rage (loiiiiiuuiity Is Served by APO June s(H Summer Seminar Pre-Oempiecl Drivers Dales innimneeil ottdered who nmrv function of Alpha Phi Beta Beta chapter is one of Campus Classifieds Campus Classifutcls . . . . . . Low Cost High Readership Cited for Accidents- H.jvi- \. ii c\»o Inf-inni'i.m on the summer Omega, the fellowship resulting Alpha Phi Omega's more than DUt B.i" «in .n the middle of Washington United Mud a ti > ,»to i' rut across from common interest* has led 2(H) chapters throughout the na-- Seminar. - co-sponsored hi" the vi*ur fiv Tit. tiie campus er e - The sign, and to such activities as the Ugliest tion. • WE FAY PriMHTiip.ilion appears to be replacing precaution on the other- •'.»% it. wiis put Alpha Phi Omega plans to National Education A .a'. -'ti oiar.v Man on Campus contest and part of MSP drivers, aecordinjr to the results of a study • - bv fnctnln- f the Beta active membership I there . conduct an CASH coverintr six mouths of accident experience. and the National Coun**;! i r the Beta Alpha I'hi- dance, work weekends at Camp chap!. • o drive next fall. Any men pre¬ S'Vial S'udics. iv available ?r>m try ice frnter- Kiwnnts, discussions led by guest t'omnleted .it a project hi Ovnega. national sently interested may contact IrlrtH. three in school rones and speakers, and many square World AiTait' tTmtmuin-: Edd- n. Olsen at ED 2-6521. edvanc.-d .1 r i v c i edue;i!i<»n the open highway . dances. one on cation, 403 Liberty. The semi¬ Aipha Ph. Omega is com- source, the study covered 91 te- The two intersections. Michigan P"-ed entire v r f.inner simutg nar will Be held June 20 Ja y i»orted rin:%n tra?!:e the accidents !..,st LatiMitg-tuntiiu-"- oeeiir- at Harrison and 43 rand Hirer at MAC. .were the high are Went 22 m Washington. and July 23 :•» The activdic- founded on the •! these men arc traditions and ITS GREAT FOR A DATE! locations with six accidents at •luiy 2!) in the United Nation.* m BOOKS from this ser¬ OPEN BOWLING I area involving students and principles learned each. The (Iraml lllver at llas- New York City facultv four, July through Ue- vice activity. lrit intersection ranked next The seminar include* visits to iTinber of I9M». with five accidents. numerous governmental agen¬ The three guiding Jules "f "Preoceupati"!!" a- a Mi'tiB.u- Phi Omega are %ervlre. More tn.m a fourth of the cies, meetings with top-ranking, klpha •Hi? haste came ir. a mi.ij >i 'v .if it'll*.- occurred on S.i'u: ■ •• - offH'la! and evening cuitura: leadership a n d fraternglisni. ANYTIME SPARTAN LARES . . ?he*r accidents was reflected i\ a nutubei f \v .1 \ > More than To Tucsdav .uid K; tday tocvthci ac¬ and social events The cor: - >ervtce the i* defined university. !*• the commun- •»* service to STRAND UNES approximately f250 fc 'Be • percent of the accidents were i ar - end eoHision- le-mltm i counted foi another third. Tiie highest ic,-j tent frequence tin;. Washington session, and tw> ity. and l.» ttie nation. RUT ESPECIALLY NOW was flom a to H pill uild .second •Me New York-Um'e i N .o -n- from «1rivei ' inattention t • B .• ■ p.. 'i ted f t such n to I prn The Some ensure a v, ear ahead «>f the 44 traffic tic¬ highcd was te f.:\ h.ours pi wtucli h-i acc ten? -ton •.stainv is avail-able Anyone - - •rrvi< e ps - •••• ,«• ("-inducting yiirliifiuii 3111 K. yiirliipill AT kets issued to the drivers in the tt.e t, I .1 :: \ t. the "Save • ...St I- field of educa'lm. je*:w 91 accident:. 2fi were for failure IVi IV I fp- il'tf'd :n p • 'lie t c.sr (Iru- ,i M:! mi.;: i 111 the Thral.-r < i m 4 to ti a in n tired, is eligible f..t seminar Campus Book Store n to stop in the assured clear dis¬ , ■ ^ m*. 'basketball tance .as a result < f speed ton T"!iff»t> seven '-Indents . ' . fiieni'tiership sormg. iiifii'i' Sp.ut.icade coat IthlfS. Kb 2-2314 ». n'im. SANTIAGO. Chi le dh rardlr*% of his guilt or imm- nine>s! > eence. Concern about attiillrv will be offered employes ■ *f >"i "e Nearly 200 m c -.f Chile's >?•!• three feet Super Right Smoked institutions and general tv-••«?.. - • uthern cb' dates, ha li>-sitting problems, hllh, and football games were Loan (iimranlY tals June 2-3 at the first arm . u la.-t week's .tc. a*Biting earth* Ju«t Nome of the things the drl\ KchkI Sehl for S?a:e fr:>'.' .piakes, rub: W'.rks Minister em had on their mind Immedi¬ iclirilies Slnm/i tions at the Kellogg Center f •' H:*I'efe/ 7;u; .::u said Tuea- ately prior to the accident Continuing Education It- tot a! :e p act leu !lv complete. One driver reported thai he a.- t;i l.oati guaranty program dropped cigarette in the t a i. -r W oi a I W . r II veterans start- LOOK what we've got... PENES29 and took his off .he r.», ; ed «-xt U last nuiiith «>f life to look for d A*, tie i. l -i, < ,«r swerved to ihr v.. ". .in • T w prt . rjt law expires July videswit-ed the car ul the n. st U'ritt. although Korean v.t- lane Another driver cluime i until IHliS ! > take ud- lb. • niive that he failed to see any at n y ill?.i •!? then 'loan betletlts. front of tutu although theic m: • Iwtween 10 and ii» cars oppe.J t ftc ti ..aiy uf CI home \KNEL* t:orroN lis. IS l ice enabled Veterans ill a? that location wuiti.'ifi f of .. ?-. " •' putth 224.7711 train. • — < Bh a i e mortage value of PI.KATE0 SkllMS The most trade one driver who took his eyes fT the In f ie lit t four motitfis of icad to free Ts bnbv ;i foot I'tlli! \ \ guaranteed ''em the -at scat. 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