Serving MSU Fur 51 Yt ar» u>! t MEJJ.NO. !•: EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN. TUESDAY. IIECEMIIKIt K. 1 Stilt I'llll'E 5 CENTS \ 1 :W Army. Air Cadets To Get Commissions Ken nedyAides Propose 'New De fense NTJvkwts will be Khnhurrt. til.; ClmrW* S. Jones. Force | - • >•.i»-ty Air Force and Lati»inc: George W. Keller, Fast wfct# Itveivtng mi)- Ijin-ii'v; Kenneth L. KubUm*. * ' e coomb-skm* «. « coinf-tlled dele n lorcc, d.s- -,he n.ideal space age instead Corps, a selt-cntflinevl t-',.. . -r H. Kmk. Ilrtmkrteld.' rawsk'l, Grindstone City. ! pen> n..; v\ i:h A :tv .Viva and oi e.ur.nni ng to have tins arbi-j which is. hovgiAlCf. part oi the M \<»««. Okemos: T^roA^r-v K. Robinson. Okemty; j A.. Fauci seclVUl a^d trary ami iidicitiotis division be* Navy Department and n»s m» p ' *1, Gatier ; Emery Paul Seheid. Grand Rapids; John ; j.'hasi/.inu speedy un.lita: tkM . rt land- sea and an M-p.w ite seere'.arv ,. ttibndiar, Mich., and C. Schneider, jr.. Kalamazoo; t <% sidlUv A\U* pl'l>pU! co to Pi Cer .nn to set aMT a fnroi In Kae'i service wmiUI aoiuhiuc N'- "" - if- Olivet. The Douglas W. Smith. PlainweU; dvM-e!cv> Jo m F Kennedy •a. .tary e.ivies and Congress. t.» have .G own eii.et Hut ttn -e have received John E. Smith, Detroit; Franz hi- d. e ; e adv.»t > Monday c Symihgien eoiuniittee report three chiefs, plus aiiouu}• oil < - f v , • w.nt for fyn g tram- W. ' tevens. Tvtroit; Werner G. Auiu.il >av nga up Sis ail- ,M»u^h. tti tii-tsfv its sweepin- ev a* ehw.rmun. would no longer ■ . • ?.-r.c t.» Major Clarence 1 Weitael. Ann Arbor and William !:»in *m-\ cUi-.m-d for the pro- re.o miendatii MU by i.ving 1 tute J., Chief. ':r»u-r of leadrrsf-tp A. Young. East Ijtnsing. ? * * i i io rgaoiSa.i i tin <>.i- f'm I'.ne.i Kfaft vine1 » "Several of the eadets have al- 1 .11IV rmed Ill oi.mth: . IO,., A iihi- top militai autiiority uiu- \KMY .■v'n,.mi»»K>i iV:- is* William M Amler- !• u,irrctC AsMsl.mt Seerenuy ai? K chard ||. Bj rd. me year." said Capt. Francis L.: : pa.:;* e MCiuie«l by Sen sunn. !o»l,male to have IN minute Deleii.ie f.'i Amis Control lb tftfcur G. iVwii, jr„ \D-Mo i would repre-en?'the secretary ui Lion, information services officer. Sy -mvum *'!!■»'« L iKr-cll. DFAN Mil TON F Mueldcr. iriird.-i convn.i.ec traahu le- A i.i r •av 1TI4 tin and disarmame'it planning S*trunn¬ s -g. N. V.: Roh«rt I. vice president for research and • co omcinti-u 1e.tue1a4.un .atl.t- the ion said such .1 post tnijiht be ia»i mod- Melvin D. Gruhn. development and dean of the einv a>: the separate serviei-. It itll flic k I'liioa j regarded as the most import- R>chard i *.n.i the country can no longei r.i arms mastery Sv mington nnt Job In the government with j-. JL. D. Ham- school for advanced graduate 9 (the . t « »''g and* Gar*AH*d p. studies, will he the principal, * • «> '■•atla-d t!>.e luxury ol letting tim.ifed af . Palm Beach news exception of the pwddent ..... x,^wr*r. speaker at the rereniouy I each service strive to develop aafereiiee t committee's rv - hhn.velf " J eo.nm#iuli|t»ons c uild save 20; Each chief would simply hea l "*» HoPsehud, jr„i The platform party will include I j in itself 1 he capab:l,ty of tig it- - . 1 ,11 illiUni 11. Combs, dean of t'ni- j J 1:1; any future war by itself." per A'cht tae dA-fense budget, r his own service. Another grmi» vers it y scrvuw>; Tom King, dean1 . and that :nterservice rivalry 1. or x:t b.llmn. w inch jv.oti.iblv ! of senior ofTlecrs. appointed by be invested in : the President from the three ' 'of students: lh>r»ey R. Rodney,? steaiLly increasing, would have t«> Cold Wave dean (Emeritus i. col lege of bu.«i-' rcss and public service: Col. ■ . y * . TA, ! j Defense planmng cannot eon- tinue to consist of compromises arm. eoutiml. new weapons development and services but permanently svp.i- i rtHcd from any particular one, Thomas J, Barrett, PAS; Col. 1 am !ag the three. t.ie» CA'amntti • The Symington committee ; would make up the military ad- council. Heading Merton F. Munson. PMS; Lt. CoL ' e»> tende.l 0 would tvdehile the services as \i> Goudreau; May. Clarence A. Pow- M.nv-ivei. Sa npigton, himself nate organic un t.s within <11 The chairman of "the Joint and a {ornie. swretary of tnc A.i ?;hgle d« fc dep., •tment " It I SIT. OFFENSE. Page 3. rr* Chaplain George R, Our tray Meyer#. An estimated 2«0 guests are News - ea'her bathed expected members of t Capt. Lhw sani. to o attend, including cadets* lamihe*. . • w'*- • Court Rule s Against o ;*Lat»«in< S - irri Mon¬ ger * either u cv-r tm • • • l'S B s DiscriiiiiuaiioBi - »•; * !'• •SAHET.IVIt.l.K. Tiie C* •- cursed to iflcnwA" 5', the he- Number , » 'vrrrx P- rw i t* S Si lt it o Pi. snicn'.-E a .-t John h K« .i e- t j ' •! c-ty a.m-rr* tl a *- v iui-;. r bro. u i. E . .'d, v m it t »' y *« e\pec*ed to be Of Women F....-atv;hv'iik'. Mindai. • e tl. '. (l«- nil,) -'--.■a'v ;n the low *30>» llA>', i. why tin- ease Th * |».*'iiiu»'.ly d sjieilc I a ic a /fhrr otjmu report- .1 th it t in o I* S. ud.iun- serve uUe -ti>ie hv. if it «iiii, on i »'ready biankcting the ivtiution wtiul.l iveigni.e the m- Increasing omniei.e in t ion ♦ * e* could reacn this | !,e Nnginia Jeni'ruii nee uf the breakaway „i" ritu i«»i c! c I 11. ns th t : t't leive h »i i«» m< PI".A Loiig.i proviiu-e n| Kutaiua. v-ea sis will proba- -mil i i C * * * f - es -Fr' i 'A jiif'i m the next generation ! IM-Itart hcri'-MB on etlin is-u«- . • = -,* evrrr**:. but wdf ite mi'I niios BATON BODCE. I.a h-H 1" be more numerous, live a ir.Ai.lv n". Ni - u right . th" « n.ght. tt vrQl -HhK> ionic-, .marry earlier and-have* t.: A-.t i - 7 2 t'-. i mu un the In J».' I to jn ' Itinin-I a- T-jesdzr nigtU. the 1 bf.ter eluca. on tei W»te tM-tve ret i " oa ..j,,' t CS It « the eon Ui)-mauito secret se>sioii M m i v • ,rr»j Mid. "M»e lehi" stieiU »l»iwp the ul the I act •hurtly after a federal court rv- Research on women »n future a' jfterrwon a mow* aecietiex indicates* these orcJic- couvwti'Mi if Huwe Bovntun. « ipTr t on ps- tilVII to Ul N ii-ginia' fused aga.in t»» let the legislature :-«• \ ng tatnds up to 50 tiem wttl come true, accord In j GUSTKNIMV CHRISTMAS GltAMIKI'K^IUr.V Una fNV?r«i travetifg f«w Wasjrtirir* courts I inter there eireniu- 1 ike charge of New Orlcnn-, ;* -• bswr wun aero».« he to> Heien F. Southard, Msoctatt «ampu» CkrialmaM tree heraMing the arrival M another >l»J*lide *.ca- tun. l» t . t«. Sr-luitt, AI . wlm st'ii-e-, i.- "look it iiporopi'lnte pohl c selni 'is : not to ') (lie liti.lu I "We waint to t il 'he frople son. Pi Heta Phi and l>rlla Tau Ilelta xiang rtirolv during the f1. J. Con II •; (A I'll | • -A.. !»." tfjui, netded back north- ; d:n*c:nr " f v c Bureau of Re- lighting • f.1, hi Ilti hit ipn- liol' In I I., jo ii, fi ll id om e of New iirtcius that we are not » .*.■"> Canada Monday search. S,;ud:« and Prog cam Re¬ -ceremony in front of the (num. Sunday. (Photo llrian J\enned) ) A- ... '<« t 'i ii.i l i-j u-lii-miiil. X. •Inl" slie. ijiiitUna " source?. National Yeunj Wo¬ * * # Buy iiiim wp* iinril fib tiiidm he t tile) oi.lcl v ■*. K.*fh weather ever rnme Christian Aaaociation \ hint n to whrt. attitude it i n I TOKYO > .A!. i,i. ihr • 11.1 Lilwrul Arts Loiiri.cs in 20 Lilies - S-»c*k n- a*, a national YWCA s .i .» Jhw vv.iuh iir'es H midwest, piling - tale . nil luf'f Is iii. i - it dow 1 r mil lolls city in the world. Tok- *UfT A-onferenee here last week, a mi ■ • . t ' 11 . ' » i h a ■■■* * : its, seicg and sr.ap- pieni -i - i en and of stiftioiis. in the South, ' is cxoeete.t to lop 10 million M.x Southard revealed these 11 Air peisiiu- ■* - ■* ».res, »i«ippu!( .well 1 » nil othei -Inolri t|u< tiiins. "cxt year, the government s bta- No Finals for Adult ba« r facts about tbe next gen¬ tistirs bureau predicted Muttday. Programs aad airUne. with J us in f Hog., I Blaeh. autHm Iihi h mi id the Interstuti . eration v.-i whillcr.g the of thi' i.e. i-ion, went no fuitliei tneii-e io t "u><- language of the census last October gave fok- Pvop.e — people ~ peb- to 4«xa< and mure peon A ' th. i noAf-sarv to tiechle the »«««. hioNdest tvpe la 1 Inn di-. rnnins > » « tn-pulation of S.flS.fiOd ■ e '\}x .-mtrr drove WW M While 11a notetf liiat eonatitutional que-- lions of Mil kinds." II. ie. ailed London u second w ith 8.222.000 ?rc y oung people. moat iMMp this week' »il4e " y a Ltju Olid grant in I»A7 partineiit-. wUI a cmui-c ui on the basis of a 1958 census M:-_newu ar.d Upper Hons hint been ini-eil in Buytitmi's tlmt the run It has held 111 the s More young married peo- ave ,n , rafi. with time at la«t'by the Fund for A.iuh Kuutbtmr., oisniHialism. '* - a w.ntrr eocc.re for M|H>euI. iiielulling"the due ptiacss past that til" ml tortiiih militant ** *** wtzvdy. cold dia- minute cramming gets under way j an- autonwiovis agency «.f the "The Rise of Ja» What It !« dining en is tu dis«-riinitiHte 111 "a -nrwy. ^.-t c«« *evg a4-^ Vir- • p'.c i Mar* yoofi^ working pes- for final rumi a small numWriFord foundation. ,an.f Why It Is" will h»- taught service on tirniuiit nf rohn. Illaik iiffrerii with the rotiteu- Con-Con BagwellAsks "V of the 5 More young peop'.r in 'a-re area col- border country about '"T"« UveiftbvMM-M with «.h.U„U.; n,. ctm-J^, f **IT ,|T L* L, AN infuima! p tog ram. 1 V.Um..uo h, l.r >1 K 11.11 tion of Yiiffinia thi't tin- evidence •ar.'i-r.ei f Mor cambma'ion* of rr.n for ftool or , It'l-oo »»«<, , _ "•« ^ro.ul. an . ipf u-e muair denartm.i.t. others ate **U»ii)orl -5 "•frees in northern1 . , rnot'-'e popalatKBt '•* «-""«» •y""1-! i" ■">■-««)-lrr.lort.Au .Aud, U.-m .urn. l- >'»"»> S""""'. did not exenmt motor ei 8. The rrarusg of children »( cvorany in the liberal axta pro- .f. ptn'ilai ovr s 1>' rMr'ni »! assistant piofrraut of pohtwai ■ f.on tlu'lr duty not to du Gboperalion . WCUlCi iu'M wr 9 Over ha.f ef all women in . . itaa I..r «**» T1» oxidneted eooperatrvely by MSI' ™un-..r.!»''>-;r7 mrnl. ... fut rmlit, , .ivl IUW. ♦' • - «m« •« »*«>■ ne sua* Lniver- nate. the mercury rose ,| , ,,,riK„ ■ litlick -Hid the rim I '.mi- in»l LANSING «/!•> The drive f.'r the work force are married ami local institutions or eiluca- tionw." , |Ndtry.' n he»lule,i fui \\ yandutte, 1 eim.i.itutioiial cotiveution roil- Agh d0» ak»ng the At- hobluiir that every turn ,1 bu* 19 Womcm have a longer life tmnnl «rrtntn« in more than 2«> GiloM>n »ahi ghe pmmwM 1*, t»> W taught hv Ronahi Shearer MNSING V Paul I) Big- I forward , stops at an indi-|M iideni roadside c Monday under anew apai hased on three kinds of adult; of tiu Univrirstty of Michigun dc- Hcii. del 1: a;ei.J Hfpubltcan can* iir id of steam generated by ,p*lnuiuiit the Intei - late Lon». Michigan Republican# . "Vr"35: : bwl ae He*: coa»; as on qttl,p walww? mates I The Ufarst Alt* Prtqrram tot edu< juilvp Michigan wm wv . »v»m m. ri"'' wc,*v,, »' he su|ip|i«xl in liar- Steering groups for both or- climate-, tax and 7..i'i«mul'wnil art. """> *"h ll"' '1" *' .. | mworker includes »urh ;itmy r>•'»*# a# rapid reading for ex- He ssnt th »na>' havv U'i'i) .« • probh*m> ooxul at weekend meibinas here. Trustees Smith, Harlan "We deride only this r»-e. on er«U«e*. aupervudftit ekilD; a»»d \ rmnlt «f Die influence uf (lie fit*| Ddi!A-'; #3id there is no lung¬ The action by the Republican it a feel* 1 intni donees tie* firvviopmenla ©f U-thnoloiry j Sputnik. er any aliment over w.icthi'f Stale C-ntiul eimmtttee came :l t t. Mini and ie* . in busme** -«nd iiulu*tr>. he nanl. Vt (,* .« vrr |M>#»ib(e. Gi»>i»uti said. Micjiigun ha* .«:» ecottortrfc fit* til it s no *iiiiin«.". but approval by ■ at- * an inU'trrul GiW«i- *»t«t th*? study of.juan an e.'furt ha- lietu mh>i. to iiiaky nu!i' pi >Tiici»i and the :fl:itu>n* the union'# Committee oh Polit- Spring Re-election I. » - I e .... a* eiUttn include* current i-M«ues the pioKiaui a cuupirative ven- #h f> -.ji • to that problem <1 F.i 1'tor 1 (COPE) • on wa# 4 t lion se.vi'e ' 1 intt 1 ate pas- of American affair*, tendon m;\ur* 1«-iv.e*w.MSU ami ptlje»'].#««I , l*> mi. 1 tic Ih-mociatlc ad- c uMoiei" 'cversal of f irm. yeocei . ' 1 a: I • d St»uthe**l A»oul't be an action, n A 4 study trnm'ttt iu Michigan " a ri 'ht to he served wtthout dis¬ Dr. Conner D Sm.11 th< lone Democrat on hit then •on continued, ere «S1 eebeenwd j committee, HagweU said Schoilc went lo the State and — ci iMiinU; .on. ' *-g cha^rnan tl tr»d*tkmal!y Republican board. with man a* man. * "It shook} not he domuffted C S S-'-ircme Courts this year J10li e t h.'ile* \Y h i 11 a k r 1 C. Koto Harlan S-wtlk who ha-s practiced vet- bv «•• . xneriaJ interest groud 0 » fuMe attempt to force re- "FICTION ef Use wrote a ui senting ojiinion in -'J-ennarv medicine in Standish %consists cf aix since hi* graduatioci from MSU, * *h •vpiaineJ, "is an c*i roar, * search to uraM-ftand jut 11 1 him* liilcrolule ... and should line#, * (»e CJOP spoke-Am an *aii rut acr »s.v party whlrh Ju.'me lom (', Clark con •:ij»p 'rtionment of t ate. dominated b> e slate sen¬ !Lpublican* 1.a-year terms, ji nvamed and. Has one son and A bi-partuan convUtutionai 22-12 * * ted a: each oiennia*. one 0 a eeif m meet wriii»ir». Work# convention also tighter. He ^ a member ,t JRtiud to Open j the grown,!work lor a constitu-lay carnnu*s,on "i Tie quest.on of calling a cart- studied include Kerouac's 'On "c^osa. let the Metbodif. Commumty should l>r named at one.* to . * *» S2 the two pos'i | church. lioowi' ami Malinger Uw s 'Cab tier in I Slate Notts v 'ition to rewrite th.- t -si ite■" constUution 32-ycar- was cn- ■*•* Vpri 3 Candidate* in Harlan. 53. was appointed to Rye.'" _ LANSING bP»—A nbbon-cut tftin.nl canvvntion It one is eill . dnrtrd by voters Nov. 8 and wilt GiWwn Mud. .the informal adult tmg 1X« 19 will mark the open-! e.1 (or y'~ # i.-"; -eocaa are formally aomi- tie board av Gov aad Demo-: Williams , G Meiuien Oct. 29. 1957, to fill fwoicram ts Wsari en the ootien-iog of lite final iwUon of the) aaid by the v«dm, Bagwell Set* Kecorri l»e jiut un 11 3 statewide vote in the regular spring election Apr. **■'* .'ocveaitoca ia Feb- that Im frequently Mdergra«iu. naumi* first «ute border-lo- , the vacancy heft by the iMSgaa# 3 Willi 14 Puges ' 4o M* Have the evpnnoee bacder Interstple highway, U»t I * . taea of W.iuam V BAker, MmmI evpmr Tin* Democratic State Central ~*r%*cn -AI general e»tr»! of Vafeer-i Democrat /A native cf Twrxesvee. the "H2:'™!? RM-to Shake#pearea#» pUy». ma-1 Mmtday t^"ru""u »"> Funeral Kites c mm It tee, the first time sinc£ the general which also met for The State News today pub- - *."5 e.iectjpti of aprw-Binsviftgham Democrat if prea- fHshsa.; .; ' T)>y; fhWtwa^ will extend 203 , . of faculty, press- iideni of the Harlan Cactrtc » "It w mr Hope." He *akt, "that m,ir» from Detroit to St. Jo^ph. For Student _ luhn AIM. urjf.t 1,11 term imuo 'J'*1""; way on u constttutional runf con- |bc Caivenuiy wsfl carry on this \ l*ast sect-A*n to be opened will In it# hi*lory*~XI pages In two '^ojraa: aad all company of Detroit and ea o«W- ventmn The not " C :aagrenri>ma| appro- er or director ef ten ether tpwgram after the expiret <- nf be ait if-mile stretch between This Afternoon ' i sections The largest edition pub- ; eve'i discussed subject was iis*ed to date was 12 pages, 4 nepfien. j klirh^an busMe «rma tt* grant" The; gn»t eaptreaiAnn Arbor and Jaduon. REFORI THE election, tne Funeral aervletf for ,Ne.nl i _ This m« . extra-large . isaue rtnii '* ijulr 1. 1ML " 53. ^ Hrrag b<*: . Trie freeway also will be Ol# Harlan attended the Umvar- ■ ,r ««!,.«, 1 c„m,(ouk , m.ulr„ , A'4 tcm as chair-] »rfy of Tmnewee and teuUeai i TH# winter term liberal arts ionte*! » —'»* • tatfit&nooux Auiiui'u'i stretch of; i,inm ui . , , , , . i ! 1 fall term * publication The next 'i "rii the I-*ue. advising Demo- v^ard h« i« a native, an fcor»riry tad*lor ©? fcience trarr.'x -hrkimM «f to:;.Jr.. M "»■ , Ii*r will b- J,n 1, tlw l»,in- degree from the Ihuvetfity of iw'sw*,- <.1 •» A'* «P«| to Sraffic IK. oprti M),MK if infftt .nywMr. in th'r O"1 '■ • 3i'iwim* etiltuiai «egHag in which the Urutel States the department The stall of the State N«w» w»d# split in Dernocratte rank# Decrolt lo If*?. . HirtM a married and has Bible was writtaa, la He taught said v He. was ' Saturday mghl. withe# each of you a happy and 0,t lht. 0llHst,„n , in La&aing by Dr. RwHert Ander- of the freeway, ttt a hunting.acciden* near Utkcjsafe * M «iaeae4 \ five 90ns and two daugltterf He Total cu#t holiday and hat a*ked Sin- Gov William* ied party .u;>- n ; U a veteran of,World Wa- II and a member of Central Wood¬ ward Christiaa cburch- C ALLAN HARLAN iaaa at (Hi dag<|ftnuv. of religion.} whicn include* the Cdsei Ford j. tanning.. fbr. D, I»»n Dyksbs, head of : Leeway in Detroit, is estimated the Hope cwdege pHiioevp y de-'#| nearly 3230 million. ,' Smith wax bdijonng lifc and fwher e*. m ita to bring every reader the ; port f.»- a convention and Gov.* wild- j best Chriktma 1 ia straight 4U point. prevent *of all: '• elect S opp^bon. vamson spearheaded'tha f i> 0. T " ■ 'in* yy.tf - tsggggia^r * MICHIGAN STATE NEWS "We Extend Our ifaiid To All Still Stru-«!iu Lrllrr» to the Editor tinier Colonialism" in ions .Writer Gets in 'Last Licks' At Southern Foe of.NAACP term, is there any form ' eracy so valid as that d vj.r. J NEWS releases emanating from the The most important mission that a uni¬ by the howling mob of voters" and. or thc.r v.-.. of Notre I*ame last week told versity can undertake is to strive for an who paraded through the a curious and disheartening phenome- excellence that will enable its students to of New Orleans la»t we?< compete in and contribute to an excelling: the attempts of four srr - ; These news releases stemmed from a society. This must be one of its primary dren to enter a se^rvjj-J school. demonstration by some of the university's goal.* and we would hope that our readers To say that the m.v» •. student* who congregated in front of the realize it. whole was composed , While the winning' of athletic contests is weak cxphna C! president's house, holding high a giant agers a sign that urged university officials to may be regarded bv some people as a sym¬ cause a child reflects • < bol of prestige for a particular school, it of his parents, our "Uteri e \ ? "Abolish Academic Excellence " ers." should be rememliered that this kind of The urging clearly was the result of "excellence" is of a secondary nature. As If the obstacles whic i rrrvr. Notre Dame's dismal football one from obtaining t'» season in such, it must never take precedence over i type of education as ano---.» ir, ; which they lost eight games in a row for excellence of an academic nature. removed a large pore - i;, ■ thw fir-t time in history. Students had I the Negro illiteracy WE GATHERED from the news stories generally biamed the poor showing on a exist would disappear ktjcj. that the crowd demonstration in South lion is not the only re . j tightening of academics at the school. Bend made up only a smalt segment of the many persons being denied #,3, * Granted, this could ail be written off as student body and for this we are grateful. right to vote. * an overdose of "rah rah" college spirit. In many instances peo-'e We are also cheered by the fact that we kJv, I Irish fans aren't used to seeing their team been denied Mi* ri»ht > \ •„ don't seem to be having the same sort of' . ^Juimdiated ami because of this we can't other technicalities at- ■ - ..." l»!ame them for feeling that some steps foolishness here. We don't remember hear¬ ilwewT pretations of this 'tern r ♦should he taken to remedy the situation. ing one complaint aired when MSl"s bas¬ ketball team was shorn of three key play¬ pOtASP, 1 acy." The NAACP is v-.«" .J crying prejudice becauv • y, * But wM'atl to see how w hat they advocate situation was left to before the opening of the Big 10 EASr cwwirt * will solve any thing. ers just , define the term. I'm - season last winter because of academic would find the same j Wfe EEEI. that there is a real clanger difficulties. Thus. Spartan students seem \«,V>**SfA \ so called "illiterate" Stsroe? > a * involved when students start believing to 1h» taking this university's increasing 1 SOV.CMUA V the South. j t that the proverbial cart should come be- academiFTTghtening in stride. I M.SAMIA ' Tornnir UrKh j. j fore the horse. And to suggest that aca- j demic excellence should l>e thrown out the We strongly urge responsible student" at Notre Dame to do likewise, and to take Yv*™*. j window In order to win more football steps to see that similar demonstrations of * games is doing just that. such shallow caliber don't happen again. Ioiva Paper Urges Honor System \\ honor system i* a moral code. Like morals, honor cannot be legislated and can fust barelv tie enforced. The students and (acuity member* who recently enter, famed che fflea of putting the honor system w«»rk vii the SIT campus must surely K.ve been faced with the near impondcr- U. IV. Debate Would Hurt De Gaulle i,A»ikof »/ "/ M«u a Tr'Hn0r iHrarf", "T*t H.%% a",e -hOw "f Ismr* 0/ (i%au \ffr ) ftj«-j If ps rtnupafif- Not just the Greek* or t'l^rodepi-n. ,-nt* or the faculty, but the e- 'f • SI ! student body must whole- '••■artro'v accept the idea of the honor • \< \f. thev mu*t realize that accept¬ ance of thy nk'a demands the kind of con- utit - iptHut .that cause.* the system to THE \NSWEK to the problem of work- P. l it} rest.* with the faculty as well a* • th the student tsxis What happen* v en 1. al examination* are conduct»hI without |e hi.* m«»*t carefully icd ia§ on as ddmt • You had ntasM then a* hur.. 1M »« k i 9 o » Ar»nw# i oxford Che.)ties, knu»n arvl accepted thrmwhout the iHiaWe -tnoaas cud)race varied aoi oae jot or toU M.1# worid. Um-cost R of A Cheque, are said by Uoot jtar U» year* banks every* h. re b, re and abroad. of rotot - aJ*ir Otnj* Ihrwa. tun., Mulbon. nu.- .* • Areola Mumci- foerod in .c VO-J.%' C'COI . s m. i»* }W| Iry OM. A', lu. u- f 1 Park 019 va<"o oppearaeco n wJ?*-U. C^ou c , •' ttefor •- 'a o*tc-d Ok ^pf»un. tat A jvi «» *.tadt CO-'ec* 0« ,1 P I A -Cm in *.: mm O-r fut wvl put iln m *> nry u r- *V'o bcK*-0a,rcp ord «; A. trim J T1T.S0AY. DECEMBER t. 1W0 New Defense Force Proposed Continued from pase 1 organization' woitld eliminate the rctaries and , sis® -of^aairtn uo.sts.unt only.of the three Chiefs, redesignated chairman scrv-j secretariessistant uvo secretaries, but of their un»! in all, 22 high civilian. of defense— of head the Joint Staff, would pMlthil this group. dersecretaries and assistant sec-'1 abolished. He would be next in the chain of military command below the secretary of defense Moreover, the plan would es¬ evening college tablish three comnfands made up of units of all forces and each winter term self sufficient. These—the Stra¬ tegic command, responsible for all strategic missions; the tact¬ Racist ration: ical command, responsible for Knr Credit Course* (in Auditorium) limited and conventional mis¬ Tuesday, January .1 7 :S0 • »:•• pm. sions, and the Defense command, Wednesday. January t responsible for defense of the continent—would report direct- For Non-Credit Course* > !y to the Chairman of the Joint Staff. II) mnil. or at the first class meeting j The separate services would These courses are desianed far part-time atadaata j continue to perform their own and adults of the community. j administrative and housekeeping i functions. The commi'tep said "there For further information write: Director, dimmer must be a shortening of the time School and Evening Collage, 40C Library factor in bringing new weapons Or rail: ED2-I3I1. Eat. 3431 systems from conception to util¬ ization without duplication and wasted effort." The committee suggested a special po>t of undersecretary of defense for weapons, systems, responsible to the secretary "for .Vcr«. the complete cycle of weapons development, procurement and lis CHI C'K SH VRIT production and also for con- Mate News Staff W riter i folded plate-type cement slabs, : struction and installations, in- ! eluding bases, housing and de- junior high schools j he said. 1 : ivaonn* M.eamlinet!. more Rouehly 'J.2TT? $q ft. will com¬ pots.'' > -c-cund "Conant Report" on prise the livingunits which will: Another undersecretary would 1 be airanccd in four six-story ■ be in charge of administration. i;»:i public education, pub- wings with about 4-i students per Cutting a wide swath through prerinct. • the Pentagon, the proposed re- There will be two students to a . I room with two rooms having a j connecting hath. There will hot Diamond Kings .Milk Gets .elevator ! Zabrusky said. service The lounge, dining and Veerea*! to each floor,j tion facilities will Walclint ami Athletics the three-story the dorm. be housed, in! central portion of j Ample student parking will be; Jewelry Gifts Approval provided immediately behind the j dorm. This is the first unit of a dor- j B* VIC IAITH mitory complex that may be con¬ *ute New* Sttff Writer structed in the barracks area to; meet the future housing needs of i vmdy of the belief of many the student.-. It .is the first six- ■ coaches that milk im- THOMPSON'S * bet-- endurance pcrfcruar.ee completed by the un - story structure built to house tion* on campus. There has l«een no decision as i i sta¬ JEWELRY Ban Sefflec < *.y s department of health, to what to call the dorm, /.abrus- I ticu; education and rcerea- ky said. » 223 M.A.C. Ave. The construction of the hall: ATTENTION: Open till • pjn. Tuesday. W r.-N-f are no d inferences in Will be financed on a M'lf-liquidat-!' Thursday and Friday fnr yawr CHRISTMAS -response or in a 13-out ing basis, he addet^ manee over a period of : ■. .< . r.t •- . - - s.hgle sport whether - j - nciuded or excluded • c diet." the report coa- . I think of rye bread. v - athletic season. During I beta it no part* uiar reason lor that i-n. checks were made to ALSt; Suilml Uuii' either, but I have been Ihiabnr at differences In metabolism Fort Lauderdale. 1 <*t Lauderdale it the groups. Due liy ."> p.hi. Today "where the buys are. R%ki iw^ \ioj*e".s were analyzed at that t* Mart of the lime, aerenigp t mt,. activity, and ex- reigns in Fort Lauderdale. (ftp Chambrr of Conuiuaia will hale murd mag » n.Hcrtnce attributable ta they »ay it never ran' in F.fwMili>gy rspiUly avhtevtng - w ->uld affect trutscuUr of lusury, poor (irit in any Up oil ^*Timent xrds coaduct- COLLEGE (XEANERS that'll have —. ,.k <4 «WT *• and d*Krrtion. li tsn't any wunder thine sdvsiKcv in msulr/ipMr vyvlem* in«lit|icnw*f>lc to the natMNiwl Mvurny. Ihc functions of Atimpwt Cor- M--h.gan SUs'.e's E: > rgy WHERE VOl ARK REMEMBERED BY NAME that if is is "wticre the boys as*-** ' -And Uie thine* that happen .art porsiion include rtwponsihiluy for: L.itx>rstory advsncevf vyticniv analysto. rrwitth tMraioTY j* d;rected by IV. MICHIGAN ED 2-171.1 wacky and wild mad wthod m4 and cspenmeniAiion, mitial system* J Mootoyt sad Dr. engineering, and general lechnaaf D Vso Huct, prt-dwrnnn vupcrvnmn of new iy*t«m« ihrowsh ^ •heir critical phatr*, on behalf of the phy Meal edvav-aUoa United iuios Air Force. * -nation. Aerospace Corporation is already engaged m a wnle variety of tpecdk syvlcm* prniecl* end research pro- AEROVPACE corporation "a* r-J w turtle*tea ed-oweewm of ipms mm [fared J|j5£ PACK pom MICHIGAN STATE NEWS TOTSDAT, «. 1»w P; <*' I Stallion Joins Arabian Herd Bailey HaD Entertains 34 | Michigan State possess** a dis- fjnjnilshed and valuable herd of Arabian horses, according to that he might carry and spread to the rest of the MSU herd, Ghali spent about a month at t^ US PA quarantine station at Clif¬ Fair in Canada," Good said. on The university campus as a has the homes teaching aid, ac- Needy Children at Partv The men of Bailey Hall gad lanffhlag face# were seen M i Byron H. Good, professor of ani- nial husbandry and haad of the ton. SJ.. Good said. cordinr to Good. They help teach tained 34 needy children in thalr the children opened their *:{•. with the help of many ami.*, university farms. He arrived at MSU Nov. 15, \ the student in animal husbandry annual Christmas party held last students, sang Christmas car-:, Recently MSI* received the according to the animal hus¬ the fine point* in selection, breed* Sunday, Dee. 4th. and ate ke cream and drank vnuch-pcblirigad stallion. Ghali bandry office. He is stabled at the ing and cure and feeding of the 960 men living in olght pre¬ punch. 1 pronounced ifolly), from Ezra horse barns on Collins rd. animal*. Good said. cinct* put together over 360 dol¬ Saturday night before the par* Taft Benson, secretary of sgricul* With Ghali the MSU herd totals 3 "stallions and 12 mares. Marketing and veterinary work lar* to buy more than'a hfindred also saw much action in the !h '• ture. are also included in the fielda Hall lobby as the men h'.vr.- While on a marketing tour in MSI"* first Arabian horse, presents for the little children. j where the horses are used. Good Bud Wright, Social chairman themselves wrapping ChrGtma- August of '.he Middle East. Ben- Aviidore, a stallion, came~fiere in said. packages with the women <{ ton visited an Egyptian expert- 1935. Aviidore died in 1957, Good of Ba'Je, Hall termed th« party To set the accurate money- Yakeley Hall to the baekg- a great *ucces*. Tnerta! farm near Cairo Pr. ! said. value of the horses would b« Over a hundred men, plug wom¬ music of Harry Belafonte. Afv- Saved Marei, United Arab Repub-i "Aviidore was a royally bred hard, he said. en from London, Gilchrist, Yoke- the Saturday night festivities th lie minister of agriculture, re#- horn*,'* Good said. "He was given A five-month-old may sell at aented Ghali to Benson as a gift *o the university by W. K. Kel- from $500 .to 1700 ley and Mayo played host and men Joined by students from tv. and from the UAR to the I" c. or more hostess to the children as Santa mona, Bryan and Butterfield ■.•_. •. j logg. who owned the Kellogg a mature horse may sell at 95,000 The Clous (Chuck Gagliano) handed and serenaded the women'* derm* president of the Arabian ( Arabian farm in Pamona, Calif., —depending upon the home, ha ffn-ae club of America, Panie! C. and the Kellogg Cereal Co. at said. out gift* to the kid*. Many happy across from London field. Gainey, wrote Benson that MSU j Battle Creek Kellogg paid 925,000 to Lady would bo an evcellent plaee for In 1942 Kellogg gave MSU two Wentworth for Raseyn, whose th's horse, Good said. more stallions and three mare*. father, Skowronek, was consider¬ WANTED Benson wrofe the Board of These horses formed the base on ed the most valuable horse in the Truateoa, saying he knew the herd which the present herd is estab- world by LaJy Wentworth, Good SladwU of Michigan Stole University here was considered the best pub¬ lishe.i said. licly-owned herd of Arabian "The two stallion* are dead and According to a book called the both Men and Women horses in the country. we have three 'daughter* of all "Crabbet Arabian Stud." Lady Ghali is gray, three-years-old three mares now," Good said. Wentworth organized and con¬ for Part Tim* Work in aad zround Lansing. and descended from one of the **There is also an imported trolled one of the best managed finest Arabian horse blood lines in mare here, Silfretla, foaled in estates in England and wa* the Set Yonr Own Time and Hours the world. 1955. She was imported from thg finest judge of an Arab horse in He comet from the Bahteim Crahhet Arabian Stud in Eng¬ CfcmH. I ymr aid AnlSi »UBh». w pnwt«* (• MSU recently by the world. l ivestock ' Breeding Farm, in land by a man in Canada. Secretary af Agrkaltara Ezra Taft Peaioa ta add to the niivertiity'a Pay Above Average Arabians are the eldest breed Cairo. "Silfretta was reserve Grand of livestock in the world. Good 14-horse herd of Arabia* hones. Because of an African virus Champion at the Royal Winter said. The "Crabbet Arabian Stud" Apply Placement Bureau The top of Lookout Mountain, •ays: "The Arabian Horse Breed Ttnn., where on# of the groat Air Force Fires Fri. Dec. 9th >10:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. Shivering Students to stand* alone a« a among equine separate species, whose fun¬ damental skeleton is a* different breeds battles of the Civil war was fought, ia now so heavily set¬ ask lor Mr. O'Donnell Migrate to Sunny South from other homoa aa that of an antelope." tled that few home sites art available. Last Snark Missile STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. LP* about 600 miles an hour, the By AJflfT MATER for transferring to MCC rrnge —A mijsile era ended brre rocket takes more than eight State Newt Staff Writer from the sublime to the ridicu¬ Winter term la earning and with lous. Final (or Fill, 1960 Monday when the Air Force hour* to travel 5.000 miles. The fired the lost Snark in it* re- Atlas blazes the same distance AOADBMV AWARDS ("hie 20-year-old Junior from Tie last day of claasdw fop Fall Term Is Tuesdav. IVc f Aft final 1 search «nd training program. in 25 minutes and carries a ft come* the annual migration of MM. iMotl to th. .•unity , , Petroit stated that she was going examinations will be given in aceorOanc* with th* following schedule ,'The launching followed the *uc- bigger nuclear payload. thi, ... np. The time of tne examinations in Baal* College eatiwes ia geven q*- ! ccdtful 1.600-mile flight of a Principal value of the 60 low. Examination room* * ill be announced by tne instructor durifig . , , , portunity she had to go to school i Imgcr-rangn Polaris. Snarks deployed at Presque Isle One hundred student, attended the last week of rissae* in , foT9,gn roUntry for barely Communication Sauls Wednesday. Dec V 1# IB-It It An Air Force crew gent the U to run interference for man¬ qumrtrr Bt i more money than she would spend Natural Science Thursday. Dec. i. I* !5-ll l> Snork winging over the Atlantic ned bomber* in case of war. CO 1 ity < ollege, according to Mrs. MS!" Social Science Friday. Dec i. 10 14-11 IS Etir.t-th T. rf. Ufi. r-rtMr-n Saturday. Dec. 10. 10 ll-R 19 •on a 5.000-mile training flight, The A2 Polaris will "undergo •M U..n of It t, wtt. | ,.M ,h, Al^lh',r Juni„ fr,m Muikfrm flumamtiax The time of examinations in sect ten* ether titan Basic Call##* cmiwe* ! ending a program which began a senex of underwater launch- u,,, ,h, m„ ts aetermlned bv th# days snd the time the class is scheduled during tht> nimttor th* term Examination* will be ftvea in Uie aerr* cieasreeme used here eight years *go. More than ings from a Polaris submarine p.orl, .nd It" 66 of these 69-foot gwept-wing before Its operational target of Ya« eaa bay Mala far all patfaaBMaaaa ikM Bp to" •troll •< MCr thi. .tour ; in . for rlaas meetings during the term Tfc.r, ,rv .t>id.rt foln, student*, instructor*, and room ichedulas will automatical!- clear In * **!?*/*» "*"■ ,tt"v) >.t out of thttr pi... nr. and to a few rourae*. at th* rsgusit ef Ut* department concerned, the final j skyward iincq then. heed aircraft, which makes the Call "" examination he* been scheduled by the tingle neur lecture section, and The Snark wit this nation's missile,'plan a 2.873-mile Pola¬ xtea** • F. M. (taa TE»|-aMt V •h..ta M ILU. Harwrd. Suck. ^ ,rT.'U'h! «•' »"•>' from tfi. cold .Mthcr in mm* instance* student# may encounter conflict* In that event, flrst mtseiie capable of intarcon- ris by 1964 IV 2-M3I KWL * ReL Man t F. M. _ asoa wn.or .,td h. i. tne examination scheduled by the tlaaa meeting two hour* eech woek far rn. a aaa Man taa f.m. Ml!. Ohm Stat, .ltd Prtno-ton. | tmenial range. But it became The shorter-range Polaris be¬ g.» •" »Un m*"f forriyn ,tu- hrcu.. thr pr:c. of boor will take precedence over ihe examination scheduled by tne angle a victim of advanced technology came operational In November laadee ui. Re Theatrr hour lecture The examination will be arranged between the student „ „eht „nU . dent* on campus from such pntin. and the department requesting th special scheduling ef It* exeminati m and eventually wag overshadow¬ when the submarine George THE TUITION at MCC is IIS5 All instructor* having examination from I ts It sm and from I M to tries as Canada, ed by the awifter, more power- Washington went on patrol with Germany, Italy a term. Rent in a furnished, two- 3 jo p m are requested te terminate their examination* promptly so •rd Swttaerland. ful Atlag Intercontinental Range the first load of 16 nuclear-arm¬ bedroom apartment ranges from that room* and budding may be cleared I or ut# axanunaUoo periods THE REASONS student* give which follow. BolLatic missile. One Snark ed missile* The USS Patrick a low af |1 , Me. No othcrt are planned. month. tration at MCC advise* that be- Begin¬ School Heads cause of ristng costs in Mexico, If your ning at one ef If you* ping one at «f. Your exam THR AN'ARIL pioneered many j techmque* for tho overall U5. the difference in attending school there is no longer decisive, unless j claxa meets thrxe houfx time _«ate I* A claw meets thexe hour* lima _dal# A i« miMile and apace program. Rifle Team Eve Academy ~ heroic effort* *1 MWr g ««#"" Frtdev M*F I no" Monday Th« polaria iucccsx was the economy are MTThF | JO December 13 A GrtBl Caat to a Riotou • ; practiced. M TThr MTWThT g JO December _• oa-ia oo t MTWThF 10 13-13 13 second in as many launching* for tht longer-rani» model. The To Open Fire J _ Interservire cooperation was Also, the Mexican immigration TTh I» 'Saturday "TTh d'splaved Thursday afternoon. law does not ail»w * foreigner when an Air Fore# C-47 aircraft. 1 entering with a tourist permit or' "m54t g jo f on™ December 10 OOP.10 00 j |Xayy achieved reported the miaaile all test objective* m Saturday uisBL ySBL* en loan to the Amy, left Capitol 1 student visa to engage in remun-! Mender covering tho course in 15 mln- MTThr • JO December 13 City airport for West Point Milt- jerative work. Thus the po*»ibil- > MTWThT I utes after • land-pad Airing. Michigan State's varsity rifle — _o oe-i* oo ~ tsry academy with a group ef ity of supplementing income while j DRSIOMATRD At. the tJSSRm Wedneed a r new iea-n will fire the flrst Big Ten , TTk »no Army personnel and 14 Michigan at MCC it practically nil, high school principals ami super- Entertainment expense# consti¬ • JO _ December 1 Jb-3 JO t i Polari* is 90 inches longer and more potent than the operation¬ match of the season this Satur¬ day against Ohio State. Indiana kmiM mtendent* who will attend a four- tute the greatest variable, accord¬ MWT MTThr I# 10 JO ~Thu radar December t al A1 rocket being loaded on the and th# University of Michigan dBBSB» - * SSBE day tour of the academy. ing to the office# of the dean of MTWThF __ 30-3 JO early Polaris •utomarine* The in Demonstration hall. •. apt. Eranris L. Lion, Army j women and dean of men at MCC. j TTh 10 no 'Frtdav A3 !« being developed to deliver The team's next meet will be ROTC information services offi- Charges in first-class Mexican 10 JP December • a nuclear warhead 1.723 miles, i Jan 14 at Indiana University. rer, said the group would study night-club* are more or lese the _l jp-3 ai j compared with the 1.330-mile ule Lust year the team placed ' '.MWT lldO™ Saturday j sec¬ the academy's academic schedule equivalent of those in the United MTThr )1 30 December 10 reach of the Al. ond in competition with Uig Ten * i. | and view teaching procedures and Mate*. The finest restaurant* in facilities during the tour. Mexico City, while charging less MTWThF TTh 11 io 1 SP-J » "Mender The ptiot'.ees Snark is essentially aircraft, Crui&ing aJ schools, at coach. said CapL Jjc Pope, 11» December 13 Ma). Gen. George E. Bu'«h, than the finest in the U. Jy, nev > * Army 6th Corp* commander, and , erthcles* probably charge mora \ 1 30-3 30 w—ior "Friday M*l IV MHI If ether Army personnel acevm- than the teurtat is accustomed to MTThF U 30 December • ponied the group, which Included i paying when dining otrt m hi* MTWThF _J tt-1 U Hnrvjr., Last 3 Day*! mm mmwim Benjamin Leyrer, principal of j own home tewn or city. "•aturdar Unmr i Everett high school,) three representative* front the, found in the sights and expert. A much better bargain 1* le be December Stldts 10 65c to 5:30 p.m. MICHIGAN EVENING Upper I'enninaula, four from j enc«s available only in Mexico, FMm atwta l.M, IM, Grand Rapids and six from IV- If your clew meet Your a date ia j such as native market*, scenic exam time Ml. iM ia* «J* pm. troiu AH the high schools M after 3 Thursday. Dsc I. 1-1 pm repre-} drives, arvheolcgical *stea and T. TTh after I Friday. Dec A t-0 nt seated offer ROTC pfegrama. j rural village*. W. MW after 3 Mender. Dec It. T-6 pm Th after 3 Wednesday. Dec. t. !•) pnx WO FtWAL EXAMINATION MAY BE OIVTW AT ANY TIME OTHER L-:N '.T'/I^nxr-wisnsaHi set" ' -* THAN THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED TIMS EXCEPT BY FACULTY * .ORivOEUtoR COR.iL CABLES' ACTION. BU I I f Wt ILLl) [ # STARTING Sl^NDAV FROGRAM INFORMATION CALL II S-69I7 SURPRISE! " A btg-tim# optralor! ILFORNO THUHISWINGS HE ELVIS' FIRST SINCE HIS ARMY DISCHARGE! •WHS OUT aaJ SOUNDS OFF! .. RESTAURANT.. IA'jI I A N r> I N C. P H 0 HI i 0 I 1 a 14 SURPRlSB A prue-packaga tkt Name that made PIZZA famout in Laming ENDS TONIGHT—-HOCSI OF ITHER" comedy! 4 DATS STARTING WEDNESDAY. coua S'AHiY OPEN DAILY S P.M. 12 NOON OX Sl'NOAY a A GREAT SHOW FOB EVEBYONE — ALSO SPECIALIZING IN — BRYNNGR * ITIUII SMMETT1 * GtfNCR C0^'"7 STEAKS - CHICKEN - SUfOODS 2nd Big! Attraetiou For Something Really Different—Try Out BARBQ-RIBS . Dinner* • Snack* I Sandwiches • Puaa FIRST SHOW SAT. - AT 1 PM. HalWuus •aoaven^ 10 7-1311 * 3 DAYS STARTING SI N, DEC. I1TH IEOIN1COUHI* "ELMER GANTRY- WITH BUST LANCASTER CMflEff TIKE OVT SUVICE 4 DAYS STARTING DEC. It ."OCEANS 11" — II mho 34 TI ESPAY. DECEMBER 6. I860 MICHIGAN STATE NEWS' PAGE FIVE irtv Residence Michigan State New* * >•>r v its gift, Kennedy's Looking Campus Classifieds . . . Low Cost r anxiouA Honorary Is For 11 / a* id carol* drank Virginia Home SIR WALTER RALEIGH th® jiartv I Year Old WASHINGTON* (.V) - Prcsi- airport after returning from a m8I ' dent-Eleet John F. Kennedy said ■n b-.sifti jr ,v* you seen a girl wearing Monday he and his wife, with weekend in Palm Beach, Fla. Protective Pojiqh Keeps Tobacco Chrl*tma« » , 1 golden cirele pin? two young children, now. are He reported his wife and son, t worry, she's not lost, looking for a house In Virginia. John F. Kennedy Jr., who will t j ,« one of the 43 member* Ho said they arc seeking a be two weeks, old Friday, arc * ■ y * / t®. . .-.role'Honorary, a year-old place away from •S Vf After Washington do.; .: very well. . vitie-. the n.ration for outstanding "because with two children I r-*V« hall women. Answering a reporter's ques¬ * %y from Ew. think it's good for young chil¬ tion. ho said a decision will bo field wpi .V a* Ronomo, Vandalia soph., dren to get out of the govern¬ • made in a day or s.» about the found the honorary at dornu V »f, v: ;r. fall 1559. She said the mental atmosphere." baby's christening. Hi. d. Kennedy said they hadn't Mh Kennedv plans t > leave •vir..ration was unique in that signed any papers yet. ■ the h xpital when the baby is <3s no stipulation for scholar, The President-Elect talked to i-.-.cr than a 2-polnt grade ready t»» bo released in a few reporters after visiting his wife days and go u Florida where p -».v.p ,-.emendations are for made by head act- mem- and baby son in Georgetown University hospital for about 45 minutes this evening. He went daughter Caroline, 3. is waiting for her at the»Pa!m Beach homo of Kennedy's father, Joseph P FRESHER! .'.yr,' resident assistants, and straight to the hospital from the - >-t hall presidents. Kennedy. M.'s Bonomo, who is presi- ■>f* <*' Women's Inter-residenee v., : was active in organiz- to Circle Honorary. The was begun at Univer- of" Michigan about flt-e till \tin V."r,bers -T, an.re cf the Circle hope to activities to center fly cv"->r x ar^snd women's residence halls, ,.'r S.-<. --a-d ;.?ted talent shows, art CIAL J. ■ -aft work, and volunteer- F&R cnoups - [■: information booths to rooming freshman women AND .INDIVIDUALS ;« planned projects. -Members are selected on a -f outstanding leadership, c tuecship. and service to rcsi- Ahhhhhh. freedom. These students say goodbye In Berkey without ce: e rs'ls." she said. "Tapping e»cn a fond farewell glance. It's the last day of classes and vx-> place spring term." only a few >s nironmnit final, remain between today and the Christmas CUSTOM SERVICE... President of Circle Honorary holidays. Radioing SeaJi (State News I'hoto hv Art Wieland.) i ?st Wineland, Jackson sr. ?:« group adviser is Frances De |MP • • - P*Pcidur* Tailored to Your P 1 L:«. ZD 2-4062 for reserva- Military Academy from West ■ ) on Expect I 'ariely & You del It tCTJ. 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FOIt the a'hletie at heart, j Bejtewtor 1, Ittl u* m« ktuj V , depjr* T.yV.and--. • pick , pie'ring up rpecd a UTIIER THE B-lneh or 4- there's the sport* counter filled 1 ;i! of pudsty Hf.te fin- f»x>t kind wi!! -rfspec'alty of .wj'h hockey, Hesketbal! ant R--;f' J-yrar esnre * pr*f»„ton,i I'i.v.-bc >-h.n\ these nu«k» -'x babies cr>*. came» ered for the ' each with a maximum at #00 *ad? toadtog to tto tort*, Pre* ident-elect Kennedy** *Ute- ica'e youth/ so it is fitting they e h.ivt wash- living-room. use. Tiny puckrr.ca ment that the country mu»t move should be asked what they most words. Doctor of Optometry ; ?p:i *ht'lr **irk« the C immand 1 iih.a.l to a "new frontier" ha* The jadftaf panel, la addition want the U. S. to accomplish at Sorpv - i a ilk. other* of hand-operated levers on one j inspired the title of an e**ay/on- home and abroad in the 1960's. to Mr. Morgan, will tadada for¬ rtisal'v <" \y .word.* u' muf-'game. On'an:th*r. taut sprlri% test sponsored by the American Presidential assistant aad •KOcmniEwi roR "Furthermore, I think they mer , ! • ), bae'v- i-i-h inspired > iH-. ti--4*-pins-pong Mils into a small Broadcasting Radio Network," in ixmsici author Emmet J. Hughes; aatfaa- And 'hvt n :r.c shelf s'andi -ng-'ird "bisket.** connection with joumalist-broad- have some provocative and re¬ ally-syndicated columnist John . f ton CM m. Ntti ar e«g,r. counUrr. Yogi Bear, Huckleberry Hound Where ther-.'s candy ,r\ toy- caster E/* Crosby; and Dr. Paul A. McGhse, mi arts aal tttortt. pink Man- ' and B*»-H -<—lifelike In fur !a»*i i:*> Christmas candy. Bright Psan. Genera! Education Division nuik« arV.f pi a- ic kcfpiug watch over r«'d and tr-vn )CVr. bean* entice which i* open to all university Timed to climax with the win- of New York University. Vitti tor MNHto to: : >oung aopet:r«s esjiecia'ly jua! and college undergraduate*, Mr. ners' participation in coverage of All entries should bo mailod to: orrici or aonii*iov< Ik : "-re (tinner t *:••• Morgan stated: John Kennedy's Inauguration America In the tfl Contest, P. O. And who can rc< -t Santa "The people with tie greatest Day. the contest runs through De- Box 12E, Mount Vernon 10, New CI • us ecH k.i-s"' He's there *. stake in this movement are the cemtor 28. Each contestant may submit any numtor of entries, York. . . nun and women known as 'Arfter- twked ,n > 'h face and form. . Tpekc,: a-..n a corner ;i the heart of tw» ho':day itself— ,i f.rcp'j.-v }> • - f ro'j'se,.. • "■ j '• 1* ■' < kings . . . v -v h . . ' t-vr r But h. y atom*, the hu-r . - • • •• 1 ' 're u- ck LEA ch.. ; ■ s- , ,.-3 , - „ . . ->• y« , t > - -u.'C the e J ILJ M r* « r - ' - h jurr-u-: niATTFRING vi '- Ikf th • bold cf OB M* tea »r.xs ud m tfl avci fnn s« liquicia* nt UITII I I *8 than Aininc -lore* are .'§ diii re¬ alreadv do- We Invite You To Orer^. M^bu in* a hr»*k > uletide hu»ine— X tJ aok HoH ll\Kr. Grand RjuhU Use Our Complete r.t? •' Bfpua'.ii senior ,..jnd Kslhenne 4,ar*etl. •rr.s tc tCheVfAr juni.tr, *ele«t 4 hri»l- Cleaning and Laundry trti'en mn rard* t« send to their bead * c friend*. Mh ,v.' wetisaf MINIHttV decorating.' a com¬ Service TAR. c mon sight alone (,rand Rnrr. W Con, nlten attracts the itlcniKm of wto try curious pas-ersb*. ta p>A-c wi'Ji th« • —state News \\irljnd and Ron Jam«s Photo* by trt CAMPUS DRY CLEANERS A tr.t putr Pr Lamaml 547 E. GRAND RIVER ED 74759 Lou.*, a f*r.er roiri S coon Ll'Ck ON FINALS threaten tu'.c reprusl Sunlc *VLeB3A3IS3 .• Lcnu' lev in'i.;r V." J. eastern Ei'ftipe Mr estanite i- nav.i • Africa if fee tr. I' ; America • Japan tin wi« r»und-t he-world to cut c 54-ft days 082S-IL200 relvei % leenrg SPRINO VACATION ... -O TRIPS 1 Bermuda • Puerto Rico «. ■ .«• Hawa 1 141.^0 fr m 5»j *» - -31N"* THA - . . iw.,3 e- % *4 ' ♦ .« * IV ' .. Hi 0 103PA* FTUDESTT A~5ociation ^ c . to .Ds.ut.cn J. as V w.-<4 ,.. N«w To. k Asian, African Nations Criticize UN Secretary - . J VS % H rt PI AM PI ' G ar.: * i »s».l h; , »•. •, r-nwr; w«;hng -«w « « \ ■ ?o * - >harc «.na» of the • t'fi;f.l Naf.Hu hovii.i f?»«T b'-"8'.l s Cuttgo Co-'. t«n fir tegular sea it i '.,.01- ri\UiO }lg iU Of l" \. i', i(j Hw On*'1 j! equitable formula - vqutlai Canada ar.n-'un«t-t n r.tn- j ranged "•'if* $:* i r transport e»*H of j Mr pt 1 the United S'a'r- \ ;■■;" : % the ana. j Br it. Canada *f-i Swtnk-a for as ready ' ath .vw 11,3 • f!vaiiusi£ vi ■% ,vnlribii5rtws *o *he {: -4 ' ^ .-■■• 40.? j ti!.n M J ne •t* "jr t './rti Nation,* owr »*.>. happy f IVgam, former ruler ' ?• ,an, ,.ii r *; »h,. O* r>.a-to- .-.n a \- Oldmoin* 1,-f.k o> *U>u: aur.'Iar gener- I i'-.'i t <*,«» - r.. ,i a i.H.0 1.-4 >ii iN-n'riOufOin, ■ TraMart vT vv;u rrfmrt*4 *0 h>,\c ■• • . v.l a proposal by ttto secretary .otisiwl tit#! i,u t «>• *.v r v *n *4* BE HYPNOTIZED gift idea: conedU'iwn •• bo *cnt n- meiiatoly u> the Onto 111 I. si; developments came BY RECORDING! d MWbrWlHMM a* Mc.v dispatches declared WiiH th.« new immni W m.nuU rerord ng, >ou i ■k4b« n : Union was moving for m !>«u frimto may be k>pa«Huwd by a Vewtiag Rvp«»;.»- ah urjffji V.N. debate n the gwt, wbo ha* rvrwmi«ki a hxpnnua "nam*' on »rrr of Lumumba and other aad tap*. Wewtorful party emartauiment. Alan rnoniwt Congo drw'-pmcnu. - *a a Ohio* <4 patint natn*!..* aa "Hew To Ilspr**- tr< the General Assembly's 93- twa YflO ran le*m thm terhaiqua jm,i be #ati. i budgetary c mimlttw plattR* the ratwdtna tmnmlaw daloary, head | » <» uhe* i M ma*> oraa».aa Hy^aa ta»er<.af Mails hv«»e, a nwjp, announced . l«U 0>«^a| 13, toM tor*. * 0 a* Taaa. reca^ed at T>| la«to. Nr toed ft* odktrs i-jr winter Una re- C ml Tape, hit tod at i\ tacha* to See-t tenth- taddl* ,filching, cut in to nowvtt fashion ilyiot. Ixchka tqooro .T'• > are. s,Wine, Rirh* i t Ktond s«m«/r. jreanient; Iton Mit* ch«!j, (irard iUpid* *enk»r/ pur- acoai'.i ten ioato; fringodUto; ypolor tolioa typo loalor. EachlMO cha* u' u*-» nf. Jack Ta *, Armaiia CiTt g start jun-.-t, • .a- r, , and Jo^ MUlcr, ilaple V'UJ rt rJwr, atctrard- , 4 r; TfESDAt. nECEMBERfi. I TOO , „—, ■' MICHIGAN ST A TE-XBW8 PAGE SEVEN Library Drop Box Gives Iksiic Manifesto Drive-In Book Service Reds Say Communism Can One fsll«tcrw innovation 'nside the box, whVh prevent* ++ jtudenti and faculty»the br» -k$ fr- 'a , too far me r.' . - will appreciate even; ajjd ' wvrs gradually t»s the phj-c nuring the winter is the''b »«k« pile up '„e., .ir.ve-in drop box for o> iarin: >»oks to the library. RIt ll \Rli ( IIAPIX. director of libraries, w-d the (k>x is Defeat Capitalism Peacefully < the {acuity n\em- • via would pub! and . a ard eventual pow. pjrs^u »ot in bark of the -li- books ■ 'lowed the same Go' ei al line a .'h . t revolution^ v.r«: -«nd makes it possible for •> park, •he outside paper- mioiti to alerted . v. •.> return a book w.t > i Th -co" was or- The 2Q.00O-W. rd e rmmunist i rr.um.' i ve» v'.vhere that t • V,- ' '.vaving his car. installed ittml represented strong "pone , eampa-gn is the te Pdamage to the b in on a S'\:c". Premier u -v.r.iT.ited by a spring it •• r will be ioibcnont j today : usticn« v's. peaeeia coex'.s-■ In eting war a- i :oad t. •r«\cd ■ration is ' f-urd he and jil t,a- i trung re- 1 cotrvv Viet V,v. the do. which suits the ; -n ' of Re i Chin i. • war-is- ! u hat called v ■ Mobutu j purpt -s,-. We \ ii aiih* philosophy . rialist rcnetion of sprtadi UY-. f ct reversing M v - I he manifesto poured up t\v > • • idea .•hi* re s fav - .1 u a : of the ' and bringing Re i • iriant sh.fts from «b i com- "Impf • reaction, sec km library," he vi. "but cars stop- Surrounds to i-ne a a.- first sprung . . 'hi ry by ar«u.n?. t in'. pr >v »be d ' t idence town l„ books nught be < i'd by communist pi- 1 Hist on! W.1-: can Re? .. con -uinist movement an i LrafT; • ha.- ird- ' 'idi1 tiv Soviet l'n on ... ami must if the anpaHm.'X , -v, co'iti'iucs to m "S> far." he »a:d,. ' -no present i>n. Paris and Rome. ■.•.ruction o| nuclear war is to n.d.itc • «■ masses, affirm:- Stanleyville loO.it.an :• as \\ •rkv.i vcr> well." Tin: BOX emptied once a day at 9 .t m.. Chapin said, but" M ■ • Hriiam a Kadio 'beame I its version of i 2 ivoided. Communists in Western at c. Srr REUS. won! Bage 12. hav UOPOLDVILLE. the Cnn return them to their proper frin sending his soldiers into lafC-tV rebels in that capita! of Ortectai province. places in the library The box is a service to stu¬ Thievery Increases At Yuletidc I ITEM REGULAR SIZE NZZAJRLY dents. and misuse of it to return Christmax i< a time for chit- Mobutu warned, however. tha*i assigned reading or overdue j business. Many other cases are. merchandise and tired clerks all U gold.ers will strike at the ween the per-i present 87c books will cause it to be discon roasting during the Christmas turkeys, religion and r.ty .f either the United Arab Republic or Sudan try to send tinucd, he said. merriment. Christmas is also a time for isnn« involved to avoid unwanted publicity. shoppintr rush, work to the ad- - • vantage of the thief. im to Stanleyville. He also Veteran store detail dete. fives Shift Your Problem thievery and heartache. Many Tragic .financial low to the in- fttfened to cut off some Nile holiday shopper* lose their Christ¬ believe modern sales displays dividual can be avoided if shop- THE PIZZ4 PIT , yada stors in the Conjo vita! to Front In lli-art mas savings to petty thieves. have cau«ed an increa-c in shop. ,,rr< „rt. ,ari.fui p, the handling both -he C AR- and Sudan, if According to FBI director J. lifting. Although modem dlaplay* ,.f their purses and porketbooks. Btcessary. Mobutu ordered the LONDON IT* — Mkid>-i«d Edgar Hoover, at least $7 million bring morw business, they wel- Shopper- should avoid playing TAR- diplomatic mission out of: men w ith a yen for a minor vie* cf goods was shoplifted during come tasy stealing. with Urge sums of money. Then CALL EC 2-0863 FOR DELIVERY the Congo last week, charging ;i were advised Monday to 1969. about $1 million during De¬ give up Large crowds, easy-to-get-at trouble may be avoided. wis trr.r.g to restore Lumumba smoking —and cember. try flirting In¬ to power. Sudan works closely stead. FBI reports do not reflect the with the UA.R, Dr. Atastair MeKinnon. 43, extent of shoplifting, police say, the CUHRf.STS v ydu 'j A tr.umvirate of former De¬ father Many merchants HEtPIUO U*3 the RIGHT TASTE BECAUSE of five, wrote in the are reluctant to , f -SURE l swnj »n- J think ran vtcepcv? thanks puty Premier Antoine Gircnga, medical journal the "Practition* report thefts for fear of hurting ip that + wv*£cir !j SAv WKS Viceroys got it... y WHV C\? JgH Lumumba s younger brother cr W 2^-rouv> . Lou.s, and Bernard Salumu. S T»'SK ■. fwr.er Lumumba a secretary, minor "if a patient Vice he must should have a look Leadership Talk I te-it lihc r~\r I HOlPSWfU. L—V V«:crovs); K-ir> ' >* Pa-Ausr ^ \ J rales Stanleyville. The three j around for a healthier one — threaten to set up an indepen 1- j peanuts, chess, beer, or a pla¬ On Viewpoint ^PcNUBflofc AfiCVHOTHf TffE 1 JUCTCUAR. mjmiA*psi/~ r*fi\ A " *» ;:" |i: ( VICE ROYS tfor IT ...ATBCTHtMOSl at both ends ^v: nt state in Oriental province in tome flirtation." •'An Anatomy of Leadership'* -7WATS tm MAJN J V.~\ COT THE FILTER, 1 V OeTTMEBtENpi . reprisal for Lumumba's arrest MeKinnon said the advice an- will bo the topic for Viewpoint Stanleyville always has been phea particularly to men with over WKAR Sunday at 2 pjn. u Lumumba stronghold and UN hcivt cr bronchial trouble. For Major John Barron will have a* 1*mS.z als oei.eve Mobutu under-! such people, sin king :% l.kc his guests l*rofessors David GOT 1 «umatesthe difficulties he faces ruob.ng dirt into a wound, Mc Moore and THE Eugene Jennings, J fce tr.es to seiae the city. It Ktnnon said. both of personnel and produc* sin wis tnttd Mobutu's threat "25 lb test'* msans the line FILTER. t'.L'.J! "1 wouldn't suggest flirtation Lon administration. W»>M their rafr« mooring tin* Itteif will stand 25 pounds cf to cut cfT Nile headwaters tn- as an alternative for younger parti. two "ntuihle" ftih*r»n*n pull, but with thf aid of •*<» Jennings is the author of "The eelves % vast and difficult engi¬ men. That could be dangerous," Anatomy of d«tp*raf*ly fight th* current to "spring" in the pole. »t will Leadership'* pub¬ reach th# thort of tho riwar bold tntirh more. neering project. . . . he added. lished in 1960 by Harpers. BRING THEM IN NOW FOR HIGHEST PRICES Shop For All Your Christmas Needs \THANK YOU.'..fob youk kepeaTed at.campus book store -•Hawjij^,r- visits to oult store this term. . GIFT BOOKS • MSU SOUVENIRS a very happy holiday season . 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Hall, Fahs Lead Team Intramural To 2nd Straight Victory Roundup M-.hiJan State staved off J eied mesne: .ence. l>*rm ch47fi:*ionvhip Team—ltttUtr- !aV nd half rally by 3 w.:.h h- least three sophomores lirllt 4 Bowling Green team !<» Uormilorv I himpioi.s—Hry*u ||j5| i op. the door at all tones for each Runnrr-MTV— ;'•» second victory of the team. InArp-nd^nr — lin.phrr., 70-37. Monday nigtt. Ha!', who o- over half of lutfrnltv-vltnu Xu D:c.< Hill and Dave' Fjk ;,■! s Shu-, .-<,rin., oH. game. Sio kunnr'-ui»— l-. nM 4 Chi %Ir*H» •v Tartars in scoring with 23 his seaso :*> h.,.': during tne c*n- HOW | JN,. Frairrniiv jn.i 20 points rtspeeUvel\ « tc.v.. H s<-nrt . 14 pornt* aga nst Kunnrr>up—IU. Sue he'd a 21-point advan'- Eu*!er !»•' S«: 'tvLy. voi.iruiui. »5-.- ear'y in tne s-H'ond half be- Th ■ -.in- » recess for Horm Chiiti'»«B»—Brvin N.-. | a baV-hawking Bowimg Runner-up—W.»*t So. j a vwvii 1 • 'he-.- , y» preparing llAPMISION squad cut the lead t> . x"1 ■'-• n.'-x* ' ' • T lndrp*nd-ni__ Xrro« * noints as time ran ... ■ ! f e Kunirr-up-i \ j,«,» Mholit* >< .1 c • <\r.i-- iiw MSU enje-v a i3-r>> nt ,u ■- I* vni»I.FHAI.U •_r.e advantage on some I - rai ,'T. ui 1 j H.'rm—BrvAti i Knnnrr>ap—Rathrr "I've srored" is the jubilant yell Jim Alack (No. S) j-,v t ; g <•»,: ha f of play State hit on 54 of their vh during t « r S. *te . On I)ecf i*' Tne score at may.- • the West C«»a>t U.f t-w D • ••:»< r 22 2?, MSl' W Decker's 1 I IndrfM-ngrnt*—S«h*.Ur» Knnnr r-up— rairrnity— lit lets nut a. he jumps with Joy over a first period Kitnnrrup— V In scoring feat in the Michigan Stair-Minnesota West- t-w - a 1 f wa* 3"-24 t- An, .es t-Himarien - I VHl » rKNSIh ern (nllrgiatr Rocket league game last Friday. W- Hal' rttin; !t'»m out* T"t r '♦ice. 'MSU btr't up •• .,nts during the second ha'-?. tar. '.'■>■ '■« •• • «. J.i.'tU.l > 7 n ft,: n» f - . • •• Sp r- Picks liurmil«r!-ll>«l *>haw Knnnr r-up—K^mrr Indr-.^nili^impi-r, Alack s goal gate the Spartans u li-l lead in the game but the Gophers otereume the deficit to tvltip State. « • WiK..n>;i! llunnrr-up—*cl» 53. J8. Then B'mUng Cre-n, jt. toai nrrKCit Irairrnllk « hampi«ad * 4h- ;nk—w>*i hhiw 1 Kurd—ton v irrt— Vlpha far omr^a Winner—NV|, wirin HOitVHlOltV Art Schwrn- and Fab* lliitiner-up—Hlrk Heatidry tndlvlkiul— 1 1 vi.» r H4»» trrt—Ktfiurd •v j* • w t\ - • key ue: -- K .Hr-rt* l.t—Ija »tnrn» IVIII fiTI IM, i.randi R.iiht-r M.i> th«' joy of tht it? pays to kee*» State "rnf—Han «*W 1J« Ih < U**— :m; i'f tr»« nail gam- I f. trrt—lion Irhusief Winner—I. uke .luhn*»n* U'tliilny Season ti'UU December •he TVuetx< - u:» HI Kv Runttt-r-uis—4leorie Hardy •vjrr.g thi -r>: half. MSI"; 1m r.et Bowl a? H 1 *">r Ttxas. we |,t—Have |||tu»..a llrne.pr.itt- yours in abundance -.r man defnrsse stymied '..c ?n«l—I.ink W timer— luk Hpatm ItOUUNt. ORff \ 2 with ir ; : ALABAMA -»A—Srl»*»n Molma.t }%. ??• squat AS tiKV eouW hit Runner-up -Pmurk O'l allaihan n l«T lb (lit*— <- er.'y 24 per cent of their R4ii«lnn ever TEXAS. T" will be c!o«* «.YM\ lines Winner—I.re Mpncnmrry • -.t! BowLr.g Green seemed ta (Hi)'* and a. ftti.i goal p-.igh* decide Muri/nnial Har- Mt:nnrr-tti>—Letter Lew Diptnia W inner—4® V. I»-I»en» i o'.v* the Spartan defense m the R. ».1 it ■ uniter-pp-i. CUfk y.- r.t half as they oeg&n hit- I'rnpm !• ■* 11 nc PEN'S' STATE over I'lvlnc Rimi«— T r»lTini».| W'lnnrr—Km Malich itinkpoi. rrg rritn deai'y accuracy. O'tFGON ::i s•*»•*.<. -.r'ervectir-n- I met | iqer* l» ikvia Kunner-rip—r'*h .1 Ciaxh or: • -o «. me dav »: • bmictix- l>ii||t|o(s Cleaner art > * •» r' the VI inner—Dkli squa < - duimg tn - «-,v. Till: i.VTHR ItOW 1.. in .in Mom K.i..ner-up— Km VlAiKft r.~ J. Both squads were cor.«;.i- ■ <■*{ t\ ; • become a r.-a. r b- -> . Ird-lMn lipid IRATKRMtV I I VCit l: T rsmpoim*— Doc 3' ' "ds two grc.it teams Shirt Landry — I nihil Cbi Winner—ft Reiudrv .1 a Vl|< ua. ku»arr.tip_wm 1 an Helta • * -. 'he Rose Boww Caldernnr 1 laitdr W >nnrr—llrrmi- Miller vittti Vl|»h » 1 ptilon Edges 69ers K-State. 98 80 ;>ic\r ' VV.«sh 'on 2»> ; .unt? 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And f;na;lj it; the Cotton B • ■'vh.' . the llwiifT? hit five t:te- score:! four quick i" • : definitely ARK¬ Now you can make car-shopping rounds the jrvrj under the d;recti >n • • at-Ti *r.-: . -j- Mvi-i ANSAS v DIKE your easy way—all under one roof! For '61 your Chevrolet dealer offers ruarterbaek J--.T Buck B . U • ■ r . . .r Bow v • irit. Buck's favorite receive", wore fofjnatc enough to tut.ail r.-arly any type of car you could u ant-at the kind of price that'll make you want it all the more. There's a whole new caught three t.-achdown pi -e . ve;.. Fo"' -o fiMrthall >e*«or thi.* *b-.« Gary Ruthruff an-: S*.-. >var w»- led with 135 r-;in, crop of Chevy C'orvairs with lower priced sedans and coupes and four wonderful new wagons unlike any ever built before Ha - rrjfbt or.r I> s't a , 31 wi .i . 6 ' * for a .77 pet Ke ey and Dave Kuzmc: 1; . f " • Nat..•;.»*. ...Champio. in the land. There are new Chevy Iltseaynes— the lowest priced full-size Chcvrolets, beautiful ;:e ei in the \mrtng. w, IOWA **'• NCflQd .a'f Su V the ft» I'd Airs, elegant impalas, six loading Chevy "h -t the quartemackmu • i\-> !.-* y.-ir rt I IS VI III'I III VI I KATIMi* Kilirtt« laser wagons, including three 9-|>a.ssengcr models. J l lll l'llOll. l j I loftt »*• He-, luvenararger cojdc to l.i' •tauo 20 point', biocke-i four *. Miniruri.1 M ( ome in and pick and choose to your content! » 11 tney baffled the Lambda Cn Iki.amy shots and a work- j WiMiMippi 9« cefer.se cohsuntiy to score quick n 4. «rkan«4* . under both backboards. ? 5 5. WUtmirl : h d o %• n s. Price made 13 po.nts in the . Luvensparger • M ftOunttun •'» . ft" .ng aga.nst time, threw first half, leading K-State to a a. >»*> a Ohio sut' tt'uc.-i n'!i passes to Dick Smith, 43-4A intermission advantage. 9 MM mr.\x *t »i! Rc R.ggs and John Zimmer- j Indiana r end the* field and counted only 12 of Thtre trn iix easier loading Chevrolet wagnnx for '6!—ranring • r«a: game. 2! free throw... t Big Ten. from butigct-filcasing lirHokwooiiti to luxurious Nomsds. Ksrii has r cave-sized cargo owning measuring almost five feet across arid a concealed compartment for stowing TihisfrW (with sri optional sxtra-cost lockj. HIGH SALES VOLUME LOW PRICES! THIS IS THE STORY OF OL'R STORK Fr'n th.> Winning we've realiiH that coiitfe ituUenu are on a limited budyei—a budtfet that must include N*w '61 Chevrolet IMPAU 2 DOOR SEDAN New lower priced '61 C0RVAIR 700 CLUB COUPE clothlar txptOM amoOF other essential.. With this in mind, we .et out to Here's a new measure of elegance from the most eiegar.t Chevroletx of There's a whole crew of new Chevy Corvaim for '61—polished and fake low prices possible b>* smaller maryin. ... and smaller margins all. There's a full hneof five Impslax—-eaen.with sensible new dimensions perfected to bring you spunk, apses and savings. Lower priced sedans !.*sible by hif h volume sales. fight back to an eaater-to-pack trunk that loads down at bumper level and coupes offer nearly Li ,', more room under the hood for your and ku you pile baggage higher. luggage—and you can also choose from four new family-iorin* 80 far It's worked ... for both of us' Our customer* have profited from our low prices and we've trained from their hijrh volume purchase*. And we plan to keep thing, just as thev art—that is, we II continue to offer hifh style, quality clothing at the lowest prices in town. THIS IS A TP.l'E STOP.V. if you've shopped with ua before, you know... If not, why not stop in and cheek it out for yourself. N#w '61 Chtvrolet SPORT SEDAN N«w XI ClwvHlit Beautiful Bel Airs, priced just above the thriftiest -full-sire Cheviss, bring you newness you cxn use: larger door openings, higher easy-cnair NOW-UI&CARMMfORTATJMALbCA* PRIC[$-CM„'inMll«aMl. 6 or V8, ere buHt to save in a big ws/. The/ otter • tuS mssaure of Che¥- ssats, more leg room in front, more foot room in the rear, all wrapped roiet Que lit/, roominess, and proved - WE INVITE STL DENT CHARGE ALCOl NTS HP ui paitabie »ew outside dimenvions. down with many car* that give performance, yet they ere priced ngft you a lot less. J. B. TOWNE SINCE I MO -•11 E. GRAM) RIVER See the new Chevrolet cars, Chevy Corvairs and the new Corvette at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer'a TUESDAY, DECEMBER I.IM page tps m i c higax sta t e n ews CHURCHILL East Lansing" Group Freshmen Have Largest, Ollio State Throttles St. Louis LONDON CP) — Sir Wlns'on Churchill went by ambulance Monday from his home to a doc¬ COLUMBUS WV—Ohio State St. Louis used a slow«d-down now 1-1, wu Kieffcr, also with tor's office for aa X-ray check- A ids W est Indies College Smartest Class Ever } ; stumbled through the first half offense, an aggressive man-tor- 20.OSU Coach Fred Taylor ttld. up on his Injured back. Tto former prime minister, 86 la.«t ; i against St. Louis .Monday night man defense collapsing on All- America Jerry Lucas. "We were tremendously im¬ Wednesday, chipped a vertebrae • Ptonr7.iv r.mv underway for a'Pu-irco nr«! Economic*. and the' Tr.s year , freshman rlas«*tj Bs fa 3 5 on the tour-pomt «y«- 1 £en«C tor'an^ ftT^^lwsketbali pressed with the way big Nord- in a fall at his Hyde Park re?.. Lucas, limited to one missed mann played senMT collet'c in Barbados, i Seh»"| of Fine A it*. {the smartest and largest ever tem) or better, or one who v.olorv< the'second • of ttw season defense in the Geld"goal and six free throws in first half. We had never seen dence three weeks ago. r.\v West Indie* to 1* formed by temhor, 1 ' Sep-j The campu- *il! conrist acres including a 50-acre farm, j Dr of 100' nrdj|ed at MSU. according, to ranked in the top ten per cent: Gordon A Sabine, director |0f his graduating class. r')r .'he NCAA champions, 4-0 the first half, finished with 23 him move that fast. I think that The Bills broke into points as the Buckeyes turned was what caused us the most New Mllfc* which I, A f.rully of 50 i, Uiiif."""''"hgf iwtmiMions «nd KhoUrships. T„, cU» (rawUl j !«d on a pa.r of buljrt, br on their steam in the second trouble." MEMO PAD mi REFILL K'inc ,|ion,orcft I.J- a cr.mp of aril it ■. iintu-ip«t. A that .."0 full. Total frwhman onrcllmtnt a'thouifi 'hfre wa, ro «-!# Bob Xordmann and. ««p» half. Wet Indian, livine In the C. S time owtrat, and itn equal num. ,v„ 4 69n ,tudentj. a srwth of -tnouan -mt »« ' •two tie. led the first ft Nordmann eventually fouled , Ohio State led tor the first v.ill seek affiliation with one of ber of part-time and evening stu- U3 per cent over last year, and change in the University s ad- minutes * play after hav¬ America's lending J^egro colleges, dents will enroll for the opening. 53 pe» cent over the entering policy, he sa:d. of play. time. 34-33. on two free throws out with 4:58 to ing scored 14 points. a tartar by Lucas, but Tom Kieffcr also Tin* group, known «.« New Hope: | It is imped that students from class of two years ago. Freshmen in the top one-third Blue Team Picks Pair made a pair for a 33-34 Billikea College foundation, is headed b> MM" will aI-» enroll, acmrdinc < Mr Ai.i-.n (". W. Ilnvnes, a Bai-'to Clivin C. Vi.mr. MSI' gradu-ja tiny fraction below, the top generally The average freshman ranked of lhf,.r h:;h school class are admitted w: t h * is t lead at halftlmc. TROUBLE SPOT Shag MIAMI r.-D — Guard Fred Ohio State broke on top at the bfidinn Medical student who con- i ate stud'u president of the local < fifth of his graduating class, St-, question, while those in PARIS (*">—A leader of the ?liBoyen and halfback Ike Grims- start of the second period, run¬ mors to mvB toy coived the idea 111 February last \ Proup hire. i bine said. . middle third are sometimes ad- /Tench rightist uprising in Al¬ i ley. both of Michigan State. ning up an 11-point lead, 50- The foundation aims at! The Ea-t Earring Group of the Three-fourths of the freshmen Flitted, sometimes net. 39. and coasted In from there. giers and four others on trial railing $.1,000,000 to launch this ' Friend « of the Nt v. Hope college' ranked in .the top onc-'.hird of Sabine said the growth cj qua".- Monday agreed to play for the ,11 r. final llnr. t lu. Larry Siegried supported Lu¬ here vanished Monday, raising . bold and fur-icaching project. are planning a banquet at Lar- j fheir high school classes, and and q Amity"w-as^"caused hy !' in'{he annual North-South Ian. cas with 20..points cm an assort¬ fears of new trouble when Pres¬ >p programs, the Honors ol- footbal game here Dec. 26. They Thr nDtn't four Mlnob wlll'»ii.r »" »». The time IM were wledKtoriaiu or ! lege, and the Alumni D;>t.n- are the first to be signed by ment of jump shots and drives. ident Charles de Gaulle goes to be: The School 'of Liberal Arts ' place arc presently undetermined. • allrTfJ5 Sabine said that 1.197 fresh- i gybmed Scholarships.** either squad. Leading scorer tor the Bills, Algeria Friday. and Srieiin*. the School of Nurs- The President of the New Hope i men are potential members of tng and Education, the School of; College foundation, Mr. Aaron 1.^ _ I„ th, New I the Honor, eo!!«e. an uurtut i York t'nivcreity Graduate Sehnol iof A51 potential »" ««•» °wr la5t 5"r member of the ltd Arts and SHenres, I»r. James j Honors college is student who Titans j He-ter are scheduled to attend. i had grades of a half A's and half IT'S CHRISTMAS The group here was started by A Sneak By IWest Indians attending the Uni¬ Flying Santa versity. It is one of the latest national groups formed to ad- Spartan Book Store < v I vanre higher learning in the West I Indies. Aggies J ! the The public b Invited to attend banquet.. 'Bombs' Lone a DETROIT ••Pb-nTohn Morgan j junior eoliegp transfer student | Lightkccpers BOSTON (/Pi—Edward Rowe playing In his second major col- leg*? baske*ba!l game, dropped in two free throws in ealml.v Engineers Snow. New England's flying Santa took off Monday on a 25th the final five second* Monday anniversary flight to drop night and lifted Detroit's slng- gish Titans to n hectic 70-68 j Propose Christmas packages lighthouses • n the Maine coast. The Marshfleld chronicler of at lonely Victory over Utah State. The 6-foo'-6 sophomore was | fouled bv Darnel Haney as tin*' 'Moon Cars' seacoast tales will "bomb" Bos- tan light, Thatcher's island off Titans tried to wea^ve In close Cape Ann and the Dies of WASHINGTON (,V) — Two Shoals off Portsmouth, N.H., on for a final basket. Greenwich, Conn., engineer* h:s flight up the coast. The ilr*t Morgan got the first one, then I outliner proposals Monday for a Maine lighthouse will be lonely Trade his bonus shot that sealed "family" of vehicles useful for Boon island off York. the victory over the Aggies, moving about the surface of the Weather permitting Snow ranked eighth In the nation last moon. plans to turn southward today season. The machines proposed* by for flights over beacons on Cut- Sharp-shooting little Mae Per¬ Lawrence L. Hofstem and A. W, tyhunk, Martha's Vineyard, ry. a 150-pound senior guard, Cacciola, of the Greenwich En¬ Nantucket and Block Island. nearly pulled out,a victory for gineering division uf American Wednesday Santa plans to the Utah S'ate club that defeat¬ Machine and Foundry Co., were drop h:s wfdl-wrappcd gifts at ed NYU Saturday night. grotesque craft, some resembling } York an l Connecticut Detroit Kvt half its j-2 scoring tractors, others moving on low FREE SERVICES NOW To Christmas hothouses Cape Hatteras, N.C, punch when Charlie North went pr.-s.ur. fuller,, or pad;ll. whe.1, vl,Thur»d,v. out on fouls w.th nearly five!devices f »r u^e on soft or ex-( Snow says he figures the tour, i minutes t» play. Detroit was' tr'emeiy fine dust, I.,-like 1 day flying will add up to 3,150 leading 64-62 at that time. walK.ng beam?. miles to drop 22ft packages. He i i Perry dropped in a free throw FREE BOXES There were one-man capsules, always carries reserve packages i and then a long jump that shov¬ detachable from the main mo¬ ed the Acuie* in front 65-64. bile craft, with metal pincer- in cAse his aim is ftnt shot. poor on the • Dave Debusschere bounced theihke arms to be manipulated by WRAPPED FOR MAILING Titans jn front with a shot from j the occupants, close range but Perry tied In j •gain with a free throw. j Showing slides of their de- signs at the annual meeting of • Tom Villenmre scored tor De-, the American rocket society, the troit but Cornell Green dead- two men said all of their Ideas locked it again with two free were throws that «et the stage for the • "achievable." Recognizing t h e eventual • FREE GIFT WRAPPING ded&ive-fri'e throws my Morgan.- placing of a base on the moon, Morgan, a transfer from Coal- development work on thesa Inga (Calff.i JC. had 11 points! types of vehicles should be init- fated a* early as possible to pro- CHILDREN'S for the evening whde Dcbuc*- schrre ant i'.iry shared game vide the support function when) honors w "i 26 each. North fin- 'I '*• required," they said, jstied with 16 It was Detroit's! The authors agreed that Second straight victory, Utah St-Ue led at 'he half 38- (articulated capsule, attached » parent vehicle, would be mora !i tyours: 37, Perry s.-<-rmg 1ft of the Ag¬ i acceptable on the moon than the gies' first half points.. I'TAH STATE RllHnn it 8 r i-i f J T 1 j space suit as commonly con- nved f »r this mission. h, This is ' the B-5J. Advanced as it BOOKS Ml 8 11 Lei Us fiive •♦rrm S W Alkrf i 1 I « tl may be, this airplane has one thing with the lirkt I , r*ir>- li M 3 J* n common war- MSU JEWELRY Hi>iman s !•! » 7 galleys ot ancient Egypt .. and I ||4II/< TOTAIS n St o a 1#-Z1 11 t M a YOUR with the air and space sehicles of pr.TBOIT o r r f the future. Someone must chart its Horih 1 «•» 9 11 CAR course. Someone must intimate it. DfkMtkril 11 as i 11 Moritn 4 n t 11 For certain younj men this pre¬ Cfclckewikt 9 i-i i 7 A Complete sents a career of real executive K/ Ra|k»> 1 a-j « VllUmiire TOTAI* a g« «.A i 14-U 11,76 « Qieek.l|) for opportunity. Here, perhaps >oa COOK BOOKS I'TAH STATE u u» M will have the chance to master • i»l rmo 11 11 11 70 Safer tloliilay profession full of meaning, excite¬ ment an J rewards... a N as iga- •'» Driving Spartan ives tor in the U. S. Air Force, Have A Copy : i BUD'S To qualify for Navigator train¬ : -j To Give Party ing as an Aviation Cadet >ou must be an American citizen betw ren I of The Spartan Wives wtil host underprivileged Tuesday evening at 7 oYiqek in the university cinpel basement The name* children f tiieve children [^D STATION and Jb1 j—single, healthy and in¬ telligent. A high school diploma is required, but some college is highly desirable. Successtul completion of GIFT BOOKS Gridiron Cookery by * the training program leads to a Were /wcured Stocking agency through tite Red it towing service commission as a Second Lieuten¬ Mrs. "Duffy" Dougherty Cook el, can ty and ice cream and jour Navigator i1 FINEST IN ant... wing*. iVJ> I (.RAMI R. will be served to the children, and each will receive a special¬ ly selected gift. I l» 7 917S It you think jtau have what it takes to measure up to the As la¬ Autographed tum Cadet tor Program for Naviga¬ training, sec your local Air to the Persoa Be perspicacious! Writing Papers j Force Recruiter. Or clip and mail You Are this coupon. fm * m There's leaders a ox ptace for tomorrov't the y the Book Aeri>sp*ue Team, I j Air rorce MM mm • »w. nan ran roc trot Christmas Gift Headf\uarters vskv MawwkkN(kia>s •• id ■ —d evn/sffi,-""*"* in My I •ai raaa, wmmvm a. • «. If you find studying sometime* *»>p»*tific (and who doe-n't?) the won! I am || a*a a c.t KMUTHl M* »c*«« fae-J1* to rrmembrr m .NoDm »irrt* yuu *»ith a m/t and accurate » yaa/t of to keep perspicarimis during study and pipS-j C«nr_ exams—and while driving* too— I J»T( f— i always keep iNoDpt in proximity. eooxrv j 4 lot u|« U4I MM MOM —OMOaMl !.*• ,< I, ■ '' ■:&£& - vv r , i ■■ . * TtTSPAT. DECEMBER I. IMP I MICHIGAN STATE NEWS PAGE ELEVEN ]n New Orleans ~ Tunisia Demands TIN Intervention in the United Nations to supervise a Seventeen White Students UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (J* thetic with France—Chad and Gaulle in Paris on Nov. 4. Slim Algeria tional peace. referendum. He said U.N.~pre«ence would calm any apprehensions as to the —Tunisia opened debate Monday Congo Brazzaville—called off at validity of the referendum and charged the French president with on Algeria with a demand that least temporarily a plan to seek Representatives of 25 Aslan- thus give the world a guarantee Break putting emphasis on the possi¬ Segregation Boycott the United Nations guarantee by postponement of the debate. Africah nations who asked the of its authenticity. its presence the honesty of Sup¬ any porters of the Algerian Independ¬ referendum on the political future ence movement among U.N. dele¬ bility of partitioning Algeria. He acknowledged that de Gaulle still maintained the principle of United Nations to debate Algeria Slim said thai1 the principle of for the sixth successive year are self-determination had now been \ 1 of that explosive North expected to bring in a forma! accepted by both sides in the Al¬ African gate# expressed confidence they NEW ORLEANS W)—A thin J A weekend rumor that an at- now—admitted a: drop in tour- territory. could defeat the move. self-determination for the Alger¬ resolution for U.N. supervision of gerian dispute, but that in view ian people, but he added the ne of blockade-running white j tempt would be made to crack ism any referendum in Algeria. * mirrored in hotel and down¬ France boycotted again the de¬ Tunisian Ambassador Mongi of continuation of the rebellion French leader's statement 17 in number—added! t>°n°8h No. 19 brought out in- town store receipts. was bate in the ttt-nation political" Slim, whose country has sheltered Slim did not submit any con¬ and failure of the parties to get "full cf dangers." to the break up of a ,hs t0,al whi,e boycott ot Mc- The mayor wanted a three- committee in order to demon¬ the provisional government of the crete proposal, but he made clear together, the only way left was Slim said partition would only Tunisia regarded it obligatory for ■ o 'a'ion boycott at William "caied numbera of picketa day holiday in news coverage of strate its long-held position that Algerian rebels, accused French ! an appeal to the United Nations. s "need the build- pictures and news. other Integrated school. 'nL an oU'wr stationed every Newsmen turned the ideas ind, an official suggestion ^ down. ,u •• "" -.e pickets would give up j EVEN* WARM, often DEMONSTRATORS turned recording sunn>' weather failed, however. their anger on those NEED -eA^men stopped CASH? -. - actions brought hoots of' tl> materially increase the crowd returning white children they could see at of hard-core pickets at William William Frant/. school Monday. -We're going to see this thing ! Frantz. "You're as black as they are,' tKr,:u2h.M said one woman who1 Although there Is no official .Vpj-ently voiced r7nt ^f many. the scnti-' measuring device, there seemed ,to b,> tension among the general run of New Orleanians. shouted one woman. But there were no individual incidents and an observer could charming walk from turmoil to the peace TEMPERS STILL simmered School attendance is about nor- of a quiet residential area in a juv below the bubbling point. maj except at two of the citv's few We steps. Dtmor. rators lobbed two eggs 121 schools. the Rev. Lloyd Foreman; Business and civic leaders Dr. James Redmond, superin¬ ... anil rliarniinply tendent of schools, said six of »h«n he drove past his home worried, li'er picking up his daughter, cost nevertheless, over the the 17 children inside in income and reputation William simple! Frantz were first-grade pupils. The look'in fashions parr.p a Lynn, at William Fran's jo the city This concern was new sure But. if tne other five first- kindergarten. One hit his car. reflected Monday in a confer- ot bo reflected all over town m grader* were boys, the Negro' Federal judges — also deter- pnee with news media leaders striking Wallace eyewear . . . girl still would be alone in her Need r.rpd to sec it through — cut held bv Mayor such as this beautiful "•Metro" deLesseps S. classroom. First grades under' j.vA . the latest attempt by the Morrison. frame by Harlequin. For first token integration are separated l/u.«'iana legislature to supplant. Mayor Morrison—withholding in fashion see Wallace first! Orleans ■arish (county) ispeciffc figures until receipt of! by sex Redmond said he did not 5^-hool board. s sales tax figures some days from know if any white first-graders Tee federal Judges tasued a ♦ri-M-ary restraining order' were girls. the legislature He said there would be no bars from, • rs m- more assignments of rmto powar a new state- Negroes to USED TEXTBOOKS white schools this term. nared five-man board to re- ♦he present board. The iesis'.ature passed this measure Has Trouble ;» : Saturday. \! Hepburn Many, U.S. at- ♦"ppy far eaatern Louisiana, W ith Contacts US-lfe f^R&TSE X! ATLANTIC- CITY. VJ . ,*_,f r j Herbert Chrtatcnberry com- ! Fmi happen to run info Miss SELL NOW pi .el Santa to Visit America Let lenses. Nancy «omewherc. one Ann" Fleming, she's winking at you. The IB-year-old eyeful has lost of her not con^ AiMftT si. 6 | c (•el lle-t Krturn* rtif rrntninatiom by Dr. IV. C. Jensen RrclitwJ Optometrist _ who r li'xtliiiiik »n your won the Miss America 1961 ti¬ Employes tle here last September, tol l a reporter 4oday a contact lens iliVf-Mltirnl liefore The seventh annual Christmas POPPtfd out of one of her grav¬ er.-, for non-academic p ,f< will be held Dec. 15 from i i 1L30 pm.'ki em- eyes and down the drain h« irzwls around the. Christina* Vacation WALLACE OPTICIANS VINE AT CUFFRRT (tppMite Hear#) Union. j country. Ph. IV 0-277I Th i party will be the largest1 Nancy war back at this resort also cflicc* dountoun at 107 M, rr.»y« Chrijtmas party to date, over the weekend to attend the J Washington, f/», JV 2'1175 Tfc* party will include ex- annual family dinner of the pas-j "The Suiter market of Mucuiion;" and demonstration,, danc- eant board of n rectors. She left, 2. movies, cards, bowling, bil- i today for New York, large refreshment The nearsighted Montague, Spartan Book Store mis sad a .'p'v. In addition, a variety Mich., loveiv ha^ contacted her V will be presented by five hometown optometrist tor ao¬ rta high schools. 1 other lens. •r ScaortMet »W« manconia ski wear.inc. FACING THE FA.VKHJS TRIANGLE JO Uu &t. LMMA, MMMOMttl Un Year Xnas IMi ■ilk a Gift Cartfficaie = ■ MV/RE7S LANSIflG = FROM AffP^I|IAST LANSM6 ■ _ MVMifiiwu niumrpp _ ten Kositchek's Varsity Shop ::s ABBOTT BI>. Filters for AOH SF.Rt'lM G YOl l\ Ttt'it GRE AT E. LANSING SIKtrriSG CESTKRS.. NO SIZE OR EXCHANGE PROBLEM flavor IN EAST LANSING RRfKIKFICLH PLAZA c. GRAM! kivlr AT IIAGADIIRN' AIRLINE STEWARDESSES -finest flavor by far! ( . IN LANSING UNITED AIR LINES im viNr. strut *••' «f m frill tmm kr Hakkhir w —Urn riaiiM I BLOCK N.W. f» WARS «f win to ItoklM tor • »«mr Itol i. tonr».fl»«. nriflw rbaiirariai. A Mmf » , MriaUarr Mrwsrtou -ff.r, IHITH STORES OPEN EVERY WEEK !•'! nth M .ppilfMllr. Ypw will tra.,1 Um ppwpitt fr«n NIGHT VII. CHRISTMAS — Cwri in CpppI ppP topp, l.ififi pf iPlrrnUPl mplr. SATURDAYS — 9 A. M. VII. fi P. M. Mintpp.pi rppplrptorpU irr: Mnib tolikt 3*1" U> SI"; •'•iht lit Pr In. inpftii |p IfllM; M' M. pp! 1,1 17. Cwiurt IruMp ppfl iIppm, Pill to rppritrr^. Sale of Slacks I„ pp, atorapltaa ul pppllnlnp. plr..r cppUtl; FOR errs & GALS D. WB«T \\ tstU. Col IMS. - taplnaipf Mpiut.r CorHuroys I NITEO AIB UMtk All Sites All Colors Mil aOl'TH (KUO AVIN 11 SAVE WITH THESE CCOt'PONS I n. IlkPriP S2.IMI GOUFON *2.00 ON ANY PAIR OF WOMEN'S SLACKS FOR FREE $2.00 AT HERD'S PAIR TRAIN. BRANDS IXCLLDRU 02.00 j-' Vt Mm M Caka, 02.IN) COUPON 02.00 ON ANY PAIR 2 lag. 1m Raa Pizza HERE'S HOW THE OUAl FILTER DOES IT; OF MENU SLACKS Tanyton has the taste— AT HERD S (FlaiaChme Excluded) . 1.It taiRpm t HfMqpt pwjr (ilttr of FCTWATtO CHMCOFL... RAPT LANSING Dual Filter RCiSlt'f ftotd torn,., tne wu at t attune imM tod irooHli... 2. pin t fpn M K5tf fitter. Toftiktraif Mtoct mt Mm 02.00 ATOM ONLY 02.00 VARSITY DRIVE IN does it! me (l«ar tltwtPU m the mote. ItrtylM't flwtoMww |m feu tfct bttt intt oi mt bcit tebtccM. OFFER EXPIRES DEC. 13TH MrnYCodruroy Nulls ii Mm i% ®! D 2«I7 *10.95 to 24.93 NEW DUAL FILTER JuLeu war mtiiis m Tareyton COMPLETE SELECTIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN Blf 1 TVESDAY, DECEMBER fi. |9lM Sf MICHIGAN STATE NEWS 1'AGE TWELVE At ! Post Office Facilities Reds Williams Nanu s •; f : Swainson Continued from Page 7 71 Delegates Fills Top Expanded for Holidays fo overcome capitalist regimes and establish a social order." the To Study Aged LANSING (/IN—Gov W, An nil time record tor Christ- said-, "jfou can avoid disappoint¬ manifesto said. ' Monday announced appoint ,,*, , Stall* Jobs nius mail thin year has been an- ing your friends and loved ones ttnuneed by A. Ray Krideiy Fast on Christmas by using airmail. ^soJjjtely reject "The Communist parties re- of a 71-member Michigan .i, this "calumny. gation to attend the W ; There's still time for local dc« l.ANSING (I* Governor Ionising postmaster. liveries, but be sure to send all JI The fact that both world wars, ,fousC Conference on t unleashed by the , \ r!,v-t John B Swatns.m Monday KVKItY facility of the Post Christmrs cards by first class have ended with socialist rcvol- Xwwul'*" •*» * W«!.,n„„n. |,< Delegation chairman jr,,r,.{ tilled on! the ros-ti'r on his cx- Office has been expanded to ren¬ mail, and do include your return . uilon, du« njt .fnify thai h. Br0^, ot Grou, ^ 1 ivuttve st.«IT with four new ap¬ der maximum service, Kridor said. address on all Christmas card en¬ pointments In eonjunetion with the expansion velopes and package labels." *»", '7"' mu-t ,re™"L1™Ichalnr.n definitely p».« through, ion on ol th. ^ M,ch,„n ,; The Democratic lieutenant program, extra trucks and per¬ sonnel have been added.-- Special POSTAL employees are dig¬ J world war. . . " governor, who will succeed Gov. Moscow Radio summary William* Jin 1. named: mailing schedules have been si>t ging in for flic final drive to get I of The the manifesto said the com- j Thaddeus Ouar. 41. of Detr.it, up to insure prompt handling of everything delivered by Christ¬ i munist system is bound to win editor ClO News, of the as Michigan AFL- his press secre¬ the tremendous flood of both in¬ mas Eve. The Pokt Office will re¬ f in peace over capitalism "by the coming and outgoing Christmas main open from 7 a.m. to fi p.m., ! force of its example," The DISC SHOP mail. including Saturday. tary broadcast added that victory in 323 East Graml Riv.r the end of the big • "The vast volume of Christmas "Now that Mitchell Tcndler. 31. of De¬ I the socialist countries Is so com- deputy state raring coin- mail is only part of our problem," rush is in sight," Krider said, "I (NEXT TO Ktni'tl.M express my thank's for pletc "that a return to capital¬ troit. ! the postmaster said. want to mi .sinner, as executive secre¬ ism is socially and economically "Carelessly written names and the fine cooperation from our Ka.l Ijhimiii-', tary , impossible." Popkin. 33. of Lan¬ addresses, poorly wrapped pack¬ patrons. The It'fiO "Mail Early Jordan J sing, administrative aide to Gov ages, insufficient postage, and for Christmas" campaign will be Manifesto summaries were Only Exrln.it Williams, to till a new position other oversights are bound to re¬ a rousing success if you'll just published first by the Commu¬ Rrronl Shop keep the good work. On nis Party's London Daily Work¬ of administrative officer. sult in delays and disappoint¬ up Richard L. Miller. 29. of H.is- ments." Christmas Eve this year, I'd like er, the French Communist organ lett, as his legisiativcaidc. Mil¬ "While it's too late to talk to see every mail hag empty and L'Humanite in Paris, and the Italian Communist paper L'- OPEN EVERY EVENING ler currently is administrative about early mailing of Christmas every Post Office employee relax¬ Unita in Rome. assistant to House Democratic gifts and cards," the postmaster ing at home." Leader Joseph J Kowalskl of Detroit. Swainson said Sidney Wool- II tier, executive secretary to Gov. € Willfams, would remain an ex¬ V ecutive officer during changeover between the outgo¬ the Sapor Righl ing and incoming administra¬ tions. Williams said earlier he hud asked Wonlner to go with Polish Sausage 49' \ % him to Washingt m. D C , next month when he takes up h»s duties as assistant secretary of slate for African affairs in the Kennedy administration. lb. The governor lit taking two Stcvrn Nrsllr, Krllv Nathan. Mrs. Allrn Nrsllr and Sharon Nrslle other members of his executive enjoy a holiday yamr ul a Christmas party in Ihr Itrd Crdar School staff 'o Washington — John T nudiloriuin. Thr parly was givrn hv Ihr tjomrn's auxiliary to the stu¬ Abernethy, an aide, and Miss dent rhaptrr of Ihr Amrriran Vrlrrinary Mrdiral assn. (Slate Nrws Froth Frozoa Julie Lawlcr, his personal sec¬ retary. photo hv llrian Kennedy.) FnsiiDraoMd Sea Scallops 55, ib IKKSKKSTlttKIt cause isn't known. ~ WASHINGTON -t/l'i—A ing, rare white slightly edgv President Kt-on- tiger and a roar¬ hower met Monday on a Presi¬ banking authorities are fearful Ranks Fear Penny Shortage WASHINGTON 6K Mix or Malah Mail VarMias 6 10V> oz. cats 1.00 Important ISlllg Take a 1 HEINZ SOUPS NoaMaolVarioNoi 8 W/i u. can 1.00 To Sales Laaaar faaaWifs Said A! Rogalar latail AT * The position and importance of Marketing in today'* economy and of it* tool* »io STUDY • • Mix Match Sale 1.29 or PEANUT BUTTER < » packaging n* «»m» • the topje of a speech given by Paul K. Fivyd, vice president, director • " j« 16 <>/ Tuniulor. Break i . • 16 »z IVa» of Ratten Bart.m Durst ma and I* Oahorn. Inc., thr Ki*n. Frcjd *vpressed In the fact thut marketing a Wednesday night in lequirennnt of packaging stu¬ hi* futpiiae «n* not _ DRIVE-IN SHvar Tataa FIG BARS i» *.39ci: 13'/ 2 Hi1,2 04 "4 C "l •Irn-ii Hcan* , Col Wax IIran. • \ Ocum Slxlc Cum 8:1.00 dents aince he claim* ihat all com¬ — Ecvrfr (Jaaalilin SuM at Regular Rcuil panies in iuduvVi) ninsi he mar¬ ket oriented. lut-ml All decision* of on a company air httvt t'i.ey will elfeet thr JUK riritw Eiumur consumer, not by ptodueer't dr- at if*, he «:.'35t IT d id How mxikc; ;; influences the prmlmei «ml .(•••■-timer wax ex- 19c FRUIT CAKE s kuhi. '3.99 amplified l.) K«e>d*a explanation! of thr orgitniMtimtt ami fu'nettona of lUID&O's iiuiiketing depart-1 tm nt DONUTS t'iniiainoii SuRarrtl 6k 1 h.revd "did, '"11 ir people in the' tale* dcpnitment-aie salea-orl- ftiled, 'tot adverti«ing-ot'iented. He saul that aaiea l* the major J DANISH NUT RINGS - - 49c ea. ( concern of the matketing depart ment and «d vert is in v is vt»wcdj «> to how it aids in sates. AO Pricaa to Thia AO Freyd Aiippbmented hii rx-j Yuur E*«t Laa.inc A A P Sugrr effective Urn Sat Ok. 1Mb to planatmn of marketing hf ex* Milliaaaala. Star*. aadAl Five Utotot plaining th. •.jn-uante of pack¬ Market, loraer of Hatatoa aarf aging a* a -m jHinent of market- 2W0 E. SAGINAIV A A F Se^r Martoto Ea.t Graad River ing and a tool :. udvertisttig. Fi-eyd * f > of packaging, I Black, Wnl »y r.u4or ^CLjr^r^jttCJS. "You'ic not alter the strongest Store Hours m, or iho one that Wf* the longest, but one that wdl'-.tove goovls." STORE HOURS V J I«rti> thru WmlH tl am U II ku. Monday thru Saturday nl W*u h4 SMunlar ItuiUI am 9 A.M. In » P„M. ;; ... CAM PI'S CLASSIFIEDS . . . . . HlUtl READU.siiIP . . ., *-• i W43BS$i. 71'ESDATi *. ISM MICRIG ANkSTATE NEWS PAGE THIRTEEN Eisenhower Welcomes 'President-Elect' John F. Kennedy at White House Today H'ASHINOTOK — Pre*i- ! has not met poraonaHy wfth the . changeover of the adminixtra- Kennedy then arranged a din-1 J«hn re-» Massachusetts - senator in a cou- tlon from Kennedy flew to the family in* from a pogttkRl «» the lawn ' ally but said he tfwugV *•. * -. i sr»uler*-e!ec* wiM refuse to ba _ Monday • pit* of years, arranged a full- cratic hands. Republican to Demo- I ner session at his Georgetown j home at Palm Beach last Friday near the driftway. (in Iowa in the fail r 'YiZ rushed , toe t*»ic of roundjaj turned to home with Clark Clifford, Wash- I with the Kennedy*' other child, E senhower will matt Kenne-1 Florida WWkend and j scale honor guard and a formal SaJtnger la.d Monday the .»*. r..t c»o.r.tt appointments. from Kennedy's first call after a ington lawyer who has been! 3-year-old Caroline. The little ; dy on the north portico, the „ i final preparations for his greeting for Kennedy at the four-hour flight from palm serving as the president-elect"* • girl did not return to Washing- will po*e for pictures, then go two; meeting today with ' much-photographed north porti- Beach In his private plane was nn (inia! man he'll auccaed In the! co of the executive mansion, :at Georgetown University Has- liaison man at the White House ■ ton with her father but remain- inside and walk to the presi- working out details of the power ' ed in Florida where she wiHriJe dential office where they will EUROPE 1961 \ i Vn,-e House. After that the two men will-pita! where he visited his wife transition joined late th« wek by her confer pries tely. Then they! jj.{. .dent Eisenhower, who I have a private discussion of the land 10-day-oid son, John Jr. 1 The president-elect planned to; mother and new brother. Mrs. ; probably will meet with the sec- i STtm VMJLTRAVEI. remain In Washington only I Kennedy and John Jr. are retaries of sUte, defenee end f lavse* In Leading f.srsp**n I'ofter^itie* (amWnH With briefly this time, going to New 1 leave soon after their discharge jntasury along with Wllteo B. Instruction Mhil* IrsseUag Tu *eel Amman York for a Wednesday morning \ r ons and CIMord fh the csb- j from the hospital where the F». CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS • meeting jold, United Nations. with Dag secretary-general of the Hammarsk- i baby was born on Nov 25. Jame> C. Hagerty had this to been inet room. White House. Press Secretary hower aide, and Clifford have Persona, en Btsen- conferring on transition Requirement- fur Arademie MOfiFKN LANGUAGEN fIVILf/ATlON A CIlTCRt . Credit f %l. *>CJENCtS DKAMJNMi t MC Day H-fore Publication for Tm. WuA, Thar*., While in New York, he is ex- j say about Tuesday's Eisenhow- problems *ince shortly nfler the t MVEENITY OF r%Kl« f^OEBOSNE Eretwh DsfUfr. mat FrL Edition*. Deadline for Moo. Edition: I p.m. Fri. ipccted to make another an- i Literature. Hixtori, Art Combined llith Fit' Country er-Kennedy meeting. election. I ! nouncement of a cabinet ap- j "I would suspect that after the The troops and bond will be. European Tour. ED 2-1511 EXT. 2613 pointment before returning to I meeting there would be a joint lined up at present arms again June 9 I NIVEEAITA - August 31 basement V, car garag* department. lined up blong the driveway, been photographed being receiv¬ UNIVERSITY OF FLORENCE Art. Maw Culture Italian y ED J-«OS. *> Good location for three or four grad- double lot, Aluminum »idmg. buy for four feet apart with rifles at ed bv the £hief executive. uate men or women. IV 4-4253 SO '*•* than rent at tll.Vm on FHA Language, History and Literature pis* 5 Country Tour -,6M < HRYSLCR conyirtible, present arms, from the north¬ ,. m r-m-wr. 1W hp antioa. Oood — — terms Owneit. CD 7-9408. after S3" Hagerty said he didn't recall of Europe. 'U. WANTED_TWO MALE students jj west gate to the north portico. exactly how ,7S C.11 wip *0 7-I1M to share ux room unapproved house •30 per month. ED 2-4184. 7-11 pm-J ■ ' LISTINGS ..... WANTED THREE or ..— 30 Court Bans The Marine band will be play- since the two men mtt person- long it has been June t9 - sept t <44 D*«s? All |nr!u«ite Price . J194 44 Rl'**IAN HTI DY YOt'R Rowan Lanruage and C ivUiaaUou. POMIAC - BONNEVILLE CON- fnurbe drootn homes in L tensing lour Weeks preltmiaars study in London and Four Weeks rrttTIBI.E sharp* Premium tlree. I prm\i prth ^t, or near or near can Gall R R JJ FrlnkFrlnk ED ED 3-95i»;>. 2-*5l>.'i in Russia. JV„ JIXOttawa RfWM HHIv FD 2-»"UC ~rnnD 1931 FOUH DOOR sedan Cjooil anditlon Ea,t Lansing. *125 443 Spartan j 30 1 fed. month. ED BANnr 2-3c>j LARGE SUBURBAN FARMHOUSE Okemos "»,v 4*™"- flau p,r so | I Evening*. IV 7-4570 Co r,.,,,,,., 13U t r°b'R BEDROOM CAPECOD—only j Walter Cran<1 R|Vrr .Seller j,, Mega! June 4 - August 31 <44 Das* All Inclusive INCLUDING: Tranv-AUantie transportation b» sea. Ail hotels, breakfast and dinner while travelling in Europe, full fpry . 11414 40 I for j **y*n vears old Two baths, top io-j Listening rent, i miles north. Automatic oil heat. IV 7-8671 50 I r**'on near the college with three ; hoard in Russia, full board while attending the eourvr*. ,et tbrkt. Sightseeing and hoteb ALL FOR ONLY 114*44 July U A.'I sneais transportation. - with ATTRACTIVE. THREE ROOMS X-MAS LAY-A-WAY ultn i tile hath Unfurnished except eiriterator and stove Air-condition- WANTED-TWO BEDROOM FUR j picking up their words But the whole question of evi¬ (Oldnas Rrpt. 4. BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN - % board the -ARK ADM" ed Close to camou* and AAP store NISIIED apartment or hou*c h* wo 125 Kenberrv Drive Adults ED ! man with two Kbool-agc t hilddrcn dence-gathering by use of H»- of the Greek line U ENGLAND • FRANC! - through DIAMOND BONUS STAMP! ^ tf Vteinlty MSI or buxilnc Call "" tening devices was at issue as Albrvcht. Ext. "" . _ With Id# fdeefAf that kit f mi lamer i km iupmUktaf SCANDINAVIA W» RtMiLt - ROWANLk - BULGARIA - . H after s pr»v CaU rtc.frns«, COun.-el urged the court may UNSUPERVISED APARTMENT. ED 7-2113 fiflt la ika*a Amartraat fin*f i* Ihe 4"lk itala af Alaika, VI GOHLAVIA - III NG %RY .C2ECHO«L.%YL% - POLAND FUH.NISIIED. hr four men '. block to overturn ear her decisions, if tka prapnalar imfgetlt a trarm tout deritti dtrrcHy fram from canrtpu* and soil home from GFRMAVY. June 4 - Aug. I. All hotel*, W \! 1!. THOMFaON In floor, parking, util- Itic* paid IV 9-0725 50 PERSONAL necessary, to of privacy preserve the right Ika iamh at a iat umtl* ikaraaf. /I ti alia lelfnMd /er tali maalkar larrilaritt, altar transportation, all meals in Russia, two meals in Europe, ail VOl 8 I RANDOR J which he said is j THREE ROOM FURNISHED unit. sightseeing and transfers. TOTAL PRICE - 11473.44. Comoletc hous.-k *1111.11 facilities tor roi? THE FINEST In damn , menaced b.v new gadgets. El ROPE AT LEINt'RE . LONDON May in a Castle on Um Its hud sspangier. Don Smith. j*c«l 55"" . college boy*. 112 weekly. ED The government, in its hour OltffTMAS TREES. SCOTCH | Rhine - relax in Lucerne and charming Kitchuehel • t-*H22 ethers Pnonr the Bud-Uor A gene f . Cut vfiur own. teeah in the . . sunbathe in lesolo on the Italian Lido - Rome A Parts. tu.iiaiio" Your rtwk*. gt4». gane IV 2-0924. tfhf more safeguards for the Road. Dpn Saturday* and Trans-AUanti- aboard the " ARKADI A", ail hotels, two meals ! ,. llTUDt-rnt aARNtk ,,,!ut'"n*"> "«!" of hi.r-iv* ao * hoc* only. wai Ad indicating in tmr . week » SPARTAN HALL 215 LOUIS j .hop Jt»,2 v.o'Mrw l i.ur | plenty of parxin,!. west ol Scar- TOM', privacy arc needed, they ahoutd ; be provided J"J by l~- legislation at! ,, Rag tefflrr per day In Europe, all meals on board ship, all transportation, sightseeing and transfers. Jaiy 21 * v$t. 12, ALL I aerotai from .National Fi«ed. U Age HI -CLEARANCE SALE of federal and stale level. LNCLttllVE PRICE • 11149 44 b off. ctwke of 4S bow-,. ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS KENNY : -.•■Mon of atresia. Caah or DAVIS ORCHESTRA-. Juiiu* Silverman and Robert j ATTENTION Open *IUI » pjn Teeaday. W« FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Rim : C-U ED 2.1477 M L Martin of - r ^parting goada. lull er part- I LARGE WARM ROOMS. WASH Washington and i Thursday and Friday for your (THtlSTMAft ■ LAN AF. AIR TRAVEL ALRVICC. INC. M.m.ut Cooiey Archery- Moore* JUDY BKUNDAGE CONGRATU- Meyer Schwartz, of Pittsburgh j 1454 I7TH Ed. Wwiaind AT. N W W ASHINGTON, Dr. a waveriy M DQWL ,N £ACH LARGE LOBBY LATIONS V,«; kn#w you'd mixt ;l were convicted in 1958 of run- ' Watch under the Christmas tree ning what police described as a f 0",|Ot'|XT II li°rSIT* tv. LAUKOrV AND PARK- MO.OOu-a-day gambling opera- «>ie Free film with developing northwest * riPh'-o Center DTiBting Marvk by Refall Seer* Pre*- Pr**- next to ING FACILITIES hose i»n m* to write tin Utter ler rt- n-u. an mi own brud- ... . Washington close to the Sta.d campus V, tf SINGLE $9 50 ED 2-2574 lifted ihoih—2 hr earl* min¬ department. character: - mm- i ute* Ped«*—In speech lesson* Mag¬ Mag- CHRISTMAS TREES! RED ,pine. | Each drew a agntencg Of 20 gie— Peace and quie' Red load Big- . , v pine and spruce. $1 and up : , ger iw'k i«>r my study d(*ir jingles '-months to Jive years. The cort- I » l F Mt Hope 3rd house west of J —-— 1 pair. "Jimmy Jonev' Mr Meav victlOH W3- Upht-ltf by the U-S. I I iriWh Cemetery entrance Sol APT 99H PER MONTH To «uh-let REA' TIFt'L 21" .. MAHOGANY ——- winter quarter Available. Dec 15— ::::: ^ j March 27 Modern, cumpleteiv turn- account, Gil - a 2 ooint Kitten Bowl sion and the supreme Court H.'i'iF TV. floor lamp. 94! Gun- mhed. suitahle lor two men Oketno* of warm milk A' Pal—Box <>i Du/ • v-ev' East Laqging. ED 2-299« are- Three tnilc* front campus Call agreed to review The ease |t Luncn- lust 2 marcs so I can show , ■ ,_,i,, ,r 50 i Chna or Jim. ED 2-5915 50 tnr bo»« Do*;ie—Would rather g,*- taken under advi-tment af- "1 AfHKIT FTERO AMPLIFIER ! en than receive—like a hadgr Than* UT Monday * two hours Of ar- STUDIO APARTMENT TWO y. irr ,r.r another ev.-u* «er N vaiki. AA-jO, 2ft watt* per .li,n. avl v.ere «». n, indi- Call TU 2-3317 5'i room*, furnuhnl Eiectn. ranfr and Da Dean to -rt back in Vh.i.l Tmj •'» " • rw-:n refrigerator Utilities, paid Parking ...... caLon when a ruling Will be ■. iiHIMMAS . , . TREES—HEY Csll IV 4-5951 —• . ————.— —— —■——— to TO CAROL MERRY C hristmas mad.' ? snd rv.ngratula'lom, on finally meet- t*nrl.•nniml ' m«nv a» tho an old laahionad Chrut- JAN. 1—3 ROOM APARTMENT.; mr your Waterloo I'm "a-counting* i » iwt out and cut your own L nd. pute l estimony a the complete I v unlurn'»hed Newly de- nn >oU ciaus 501 ffiai was thA". the microphone I - H25. Prettiest go—Til Pine in j roratrd. *-e-> pleasant, with laigc ———... SDlWe ab<»U' the si re of a largo I Musugan and onlv It mites awav sun de*k For married couple or nne MERRY rHRUTTMAS HAPPY *.«...' mt Ellsworlh Road. Ferry. 3Uch- refind man or w-on.aen AH utilit*^*. : Holtclav*' To famtiie* in 1449 Spar- *B»lttng needle, was ',h,„ __ , . thrust into paid $9" per month 9u3 W Grand Un Village P J A K VI the common wall separating River ED 2-3351 or IV 3-3705 * Gtvr. YOUR FAMILY the best up- p~ ' 1j No* 410 and 408 on 21». St, »»i rna ■ tat Christma* Mason At ROOMS , . SERVICC j N.W This needle carried sound | Lem: - Pridicilly now. Will sacri- '■« - be financed. Also deep-sea through an amplifier into ear- I | pi rx> a,It - s,- reel *nd Black A Decker rd 7-7414. 30 GRADES AND STUDYING go to- dher and a quiet room is essential j un .rCS?..-I5?.1S'r,^r Village TKllte— worn bv rev, PSAMUEL to both. Get a oral years experience am secretary^ : nue agenu and mPtropKiiitan po- ' FOR good room now Sin¬ lice officers Notes on the con- DU1KPORT. LOVBRRAT GOOD Irr*.'""*1- b"K,)* wadwr t» ED gle II. or double 213 for two Men 129 Grove, 3 blocks to rampu* Phone TV AND RADIO eervtce. Special i venations overneard were used PSYCHe I to'a m campus ext. 2337. or ED 2-3319 59 Hw rates to •tudents. New and uaed in obtaining a search warrant to TV set* and antennaa Free tube A thinking man's thinking N08WEOION 8KI SWEATERS raid No 408 and later accepted a-Kmttedl for ■ It. Call ED EVERYTHING FURNISHED. TV. i checking, tree parking 9 am. to • man, hamuH finds that tub and snoaer in each unit Clone | pan., daily TV .Tecnewian* Co. in evidence at the trial to campua A1 » motel. FE 9-22 30 i E Michigan. IV 1 tf ; thoughts come easiest •OYs:. ouirr UCLUX Portable when he ia most comfort¬ DOUBLE ROOM for male «tu- WF.NDROWS COIN LAUNDRY Fxc-eUent " — dent*. Call After 9 p rn. or weekend* and" DRY .LEANER® ** warn. 10c able. I O 7-8544 afttr 4 PJU. ED 1-MOft 43.1 Grove Street. 30 dry Air conditioned, background That's why he always music Attendant on duty Always DM5SM D4BCOUNT LATEST Jockey brand. T- . LOVELY ROOM FOR 2 bov* Twin clean 32 Speed Queen washer* I wears IVieuan, 4ti oct Bum Ni ye York bed., private bath, private entrant* dryer* 7 extrader* After hour* •hirts. He likes the way All ED 2-027* day*. ED 2-uMO evening* or/ cleaning the fm< -cumbed cotton <_ LEARN TO FLY at Sleren A via. feel* next to his akin. He EMPLOYMDIT THREE ROOM FURNISHED unit. Complete housekeeping facilities tor lion north • on Low Rates Abbott - • Three miie* phone ED 2-U2-1 likes the way th" twin- 3 college bo>*. 912 weekly. ED 2-*ag2 tf HltotAL ^ETHNOLOGIST FOR tf Stitched. nyion-reinforced •w* * work Local haapttal. new TYPIST Ann Brown. New phone collar keep* iti shape. * Evallawt salary and WINTER TERM-APPROVED sin No LD 2-93M llectrlc Typewriter And he like* tne fuii-pro- 1?** ^ .oadiUoM. Can IV 7-4431. gle room with beard Linen* fuin Term papers and tneees. Aiao gen¬ |L x* ished |13 a week. Mate. 213 bo eral typing. It portioned body and extra YLS Homer ** long tail that nev er creeps. A.VD SPARTAN ORCTfESTRA SRRV1CR |P US (U4S SO &IEAT *0u) _ . and BOOM tVMLABLC TO* l»» ml* j &*n* COUP TM£ aw*.5 MVT CUD5£ You, too, will like your- students. Private bath and enirsrue*. ; EDJ-oiei. aelf better when you enjoy TV approved Call Ann Brown, j BTOfROHTkeWST OFFICES. Brown* tsmoui Court. ED 2 9391 ,.the comfort of Jockey , 0g parking, no smoking Call ED TYPING RIG OR small, we Ue Ca* Rita 1 ED 2-3T3 * them all Two blacks from rampu* Jockey ED 2-4324 34 SINGLE ROOMS FOR men, 424 LS2*1* W**T* ' ■ IPs Evergreen Call ED 23934 after 3 30 TYPING DONE IN my i lu iVTio« . Illh CaU j p m IV 4-4M1 niter 4 pm. I ItAN nJ10 TO New York enu Coahing if denred Parking DOUBLE ROOM FOR men stud- /TYPIST experience AVAILABLE. These* t*ptng. secretarial |o YEARS j T-shirts 11-A-tT "Oar 4 um. Can available Ckwe to campua. 131 Can- l mci. » ut id ma " t a"^il° [7. *«.fv yNcaarST, o«— Mamaaae - - - na TWO ROOMS WITH kitchen prtv- . - - itege* for men * ~ * HUNTING SUITf ■ 14 PLAIN ed a-ai42 SKIRTS two tor »14B WHY PAY! TO Northern ROOM FOR TWO mate student*. Private entrance- >443 E. Grand Riv¬ oee*. WEN-j M—duj 12-12- cots LAUNDRY AND er ED 7-13*5 * DRY CLEANERS. 3404 Vme Str^t. JjAVrp. atDKRR TO rterlda ~ROOMS TOR MALE students over 'i block wect of Sears at Frandor.j 4- « ! -414 C"*11 Larrf Walk- the Hobday* 95-Sb * week Private or D 144(1 entrance, private bath, parking. ED BOOKSTORE 34 2-1927 54 [ ^ - TR AN*PORTATI O N per* PrMiUng--f-mn*. publicity. Woneh Oflaa'. Duplicating. _ y1 wv Si I ™ m LOST and FOUND F 7-gg'l. Grand River, East Lantutg. EO tf EVEMKER m W.fiBIKD RIVER • LOW COST ... «: OLA«n. »H1-r«ANID • 9CICX I •Uitft;,, m i?ss'*sr.after I *4 pjn TUESDAY, DECEMBER «, lir.o PAflE FOURTEEN SnllnjiT pithrr I" ipnlngl/r ""r without rt'gar.l In |h, nipi'l me In a pukjlt.' drhate «n laria. Hill day* of the yr;,i „ I Salinger tills issue." •The trouble la that he feela free lo allack can I v*ben his Irreaponnllillily , with Mr. Iu«-b i-lullrngcl one day a ymr he lake It." Blasts Why Not Plan Now . . . For A ftirrrr Tlwl Publisher Attract* Many Mrn From Other Field*? WASHINGTON (/l^ — Pierre Want the opportunity to make hltrb ramlnea while atuo,. ink at M S.U.? Many eneryelle atudenU have earned hl«h. r Salinger accused publisher Wll- j annual Incomea with our Company In only two year, than liam leiH'b nf being irresponsible | they could expect to achieve yearly In a lifetime of other and »«id !>»cb "cap't take it" I buainrra employment. when he is challenged. We do a duality business In the life Insurance fleln We It wits another round hi »i controversy between Sulinger, maintain a continuing program of training wlilt mndem sale# aids' lo make thll'ia'sslblc. II yidir alundards aie higli, Prcsldent-Elcct Kennedy's press secretary, and laoeb, publisher and you are enrolled at M.8.U., ssrlle or phmie; of the Manchester, N il., Union Acaoss 30 Candle Laader. Jumra II. I'ohl, Su|»crvl«or Salinger Jakt week criticized MUTUAL BENEFIT 1JFE t. I'm in 31 New u F.nftmd the Union Leader's coverage of si l innet! Stale: abbr. the presidential campaign, say- j instrument 4 Melt 32. Number hut it was one newspaper which, iv uii 17 IVnun a Kmhsrk 33 Period of did not "observe the rules of 12 Used in finding 34 L»r*c_—- fairness." It.') I N, Wtt*hiiij{toii Ave., Igiiiain^ rowing Loeb denounced Salinger's re¬ , serving dish tr» Cavity 38 Out of IEJLJ □□□ Lint-JI marks as' untrue and challenged 14 Inland mu artu fjQoi prartlce body 37 Fsploil of water 38 Small 15 Pledge 17 Torn apart 39 depression Experiment llATHtt-MLM THUMft-GARD GLOVES la II. Quill Money 41 Geometrical 10 Interweave It. Pood figure ?n Address 44 News 17. Alack I'OII *1?7??? This lx the quwllnn asked bluntly by Kent Rhnw stu- Warm all-purpoia glovet 2i Official 45 Inanimate make permit ?5 Sour . 41 Poem If. Woven flatt itrnlx eliout the coni <>f the nhmr Items sent lo give them "nour¬ el wathable acrylic orlo* with 3d Tapering 47 Mind 20. Trample ishment" while Ihry study far finals. The items estimated al an arlual 48. Solely toll capetkin leather palmt solids 49. However 21. Rectangular post III less than SI are: a hag nf peanuts, a package nf gum. a package 37 Part of inset DOWN uf lifesavers. a rnnlainer nf apple jelly, a hag of Ogham, a package of and now thumb construction verb "to be" 21 To ?8 Soma t Carbonated humiliate pretzel*. nix rookie* and a piece uf fruitcake. 3P Strength beverage 23. Canonized far lure-grip driving comfort. person. A. Modi, brown, groon 24 Unoccupied 20 Desire wrongfully Kits' Cause Students Trouble or bono dottle W ^ 2# Leaf of a corolla thortio. 440 3ft Nullify .12 Continuous I. Mock, bono, 3.1 breathing organ 33. burning 30 Qui. k in action 31 Use a telephone 30 Number 40 Rifle 41 beast's habitation 43. American author 43. Converged 43 Answer the purp.tse SHE'S DREAMING OF A WHITE CHRISTMAS OL'R CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS I at tint I -i.tra d ARK OL'R Itr.lil LAR HOURS la; Lr set ion liAILY 0:3<) A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. 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