re m W M C é n it MB¡WSSHaj| m W Sí » ¡r a M P V p fl «M M mm ^ JODY PARSONS I I, ' Of * k filato lte a s Stoff A recom m endatioa td divide te e College of Science and Afta The MIichigan State Senate Donald H. P ears, House into f t o w « t o * W e o t e p » im e lolied eeed at the Academic •a d House ko of Representativas ar and Buchaaoan Rcpu told B ottw PFf Fifttor i) that tiMi GMtiWfl m eeting W ednesday. -. iM m Ê Ê Ê m m .JH R H CoUeges ef Natural Science, S odai Science and Arts and as tbe legislators preparad to would h e fiw i f o —**{"* he congressional é A t t h m ^ ^ ^ Ê would preside ever. L etters would h e fa m ed, each with a separate dean. W face th e biggest pre-session P ea ts said th é m em bers had¿ T h ep ten to still in fito tSacussioh in d planning stags, accord­ product of bills since they be-" P ears said that be wished for the continued long friend­ “traveled • long rocky path in g to President M m A. Hannah. I t has been approved by te e gan m eeting 10 years ago. After disposing o f the early ship of his fellow m em bers. and fa ce new pitfalls now ’* ■ CHOafi o f Sctonce and A r ta .» -~ 1 1 ^ _ .r j r r r : ,AA large number of b ills a re h n t v ili not effective 1 P * p m w m m m m g to form alities of role taking and H e wffl and Ms reign as the introduction of visitors. speaker becam e he wffl ran until 11 to pasm d hy the Board " dMBBkTWMK Tvustoes, be saUL The {dam, called “A Recom­ I’m sure fins wffl n srist us to mendation for Strengthening making this a productive ~~— tbs Fundamental D isciplines a t inn.” o r 'm HÜ Ha said he hoped th e bers would weak w ell to g o teir during th is session because, [S& 1 « ! A& i 1j Con-Con MSU,” w as introduced by Pro- vost Paul A .,M iller. Recommended to g e tole “each of us needs n a ch other” to order to accom plish a ll that needs tu be accom plished. is ? « ? ; m M iM F o r Illegal effect Jety 1, M92, te e ptoa eir.phastoes a strong Uberai arto slacwHaa a t tin under- i|m o n g the various problem s the legislator* w ffl fe c e to th e problem o f finance. Search;.'1: „1 graduate lev el, wfik profes­ sional training reserved 1er the npper d a m sa d gradu­ LANSING, ( f t - T k e Consti ate r ■ to ■ to ■ By tee Aasodated Frees ' The state to presently under tnttonal Convention, after a n s « milQMi d w a r deficit em otional toordieur debate, Under the proposed wMdh to expedtad to reach a p ut Ito toalattve stam p of ap­ the departm ents ef E x - K o r e a n C h i e f S e n t e n c e d t o D e a t h figure o f 95 m iuion dollars by proval W ednesday on a search and political sctonce te e end o f the fiscal y ea r June and setoure provision that be m oved from the College SEOUL, (ft-C hang Do-Young, for two months leader of the Buslnes and Public Service to som e authorities believe to un­ junta that overthrew civil rule in South K orea, w as sentenced constitutional. _ ete College of Social Science. W ednesday to death on charges that he w as a schem ing counter­ F ive Mils have already ^ Other departm ents in the Col­ The debate w as a continua­ revolutionary. • ~ *’ ! h em drafted regarding tee tion to arguem ents on the “De­ lege of Serial Science would be A 5-man revolutionary tribunal—set up by Chang’s one-tim e division ef the state tote 19 claration of R ights” article geophaphy, psychology, sociol­ subordinates—condemned him on charges that he actually ceagreM tonal districts to ted by tbe Committee on ogy add anthropology and the tried to obstruct the coup last May before being persuaded to provide M ichigan with an R ights, Suffrage and Elections, E lections, African language and area cen­ accept the junta’s chairm anship ami becom e prem ier of South additional seat to tbe U.S. headed by Dr. Jam es Pollock, ter. ' Korea. v< H ouse. i- R-Ann Arbor, a U niversity of Th' College of Natural Sci­ The additional sea t is need­ M ichigan political scientist. ence would include th e depart­ F reed o m o f J u n g le C la im e d ed to accom odate the increase M ichigan's search and seiz­ m ents -of botany and plant pathology, entom ology, zoolo­ demonstrated at the south coast city of Merauke W ednesday for port. freedom of this jungle territory, which to claim ed by Indonesia. in the state’s population as in­ HOLLANDIA, Dutch New Guinea, (J«-About 300 Papuans dicated by the ltoO census re­ , m Treasurer ure provision i t unque am ong the states. It allow s the use in court o f certain types^ of gy. chem istry, geology, m athe­ m atics, physics and astronomy, statistics and nursing. r~ evidence seized illegally in a They carried Papuan flags and banners with such slogans as server." ■ I If i l B ft the legislature “ We want independence’’ and ‘^We ask the U .N . to a ct as ob­ to redtotrict-the state during ■ should fail ■ ■ ■ ■ a ■ ÖÄAÜSG seard i o f an automobile, and sp ecifically mentions narcot­ ics, firearm s, bombs, explos­ Tbe llr ite g g G ril Lake Bl- elegteal Station and te e Sri- ; Tom Cummiags, assistant enc*. and M a t h e m a t i c s ives and o t h e r dangerous teaching «ea ter weald d e e L a o tia n P r in c e s T o M eet in G en ev a O n W M SB treasurer of A ll-Unìversity Stu-, w e a p o n s . 'J 0 be included hi t i e College e f Convenuta delegates de­ B atum i Science. VIENTIANE, Lads, (ft—Prem ier Bonn Oura agreed Wednes­ WSMB-TV, Channel 19, wffl pTOved a s treasurer by Student day to a new m eeting of Lads’ Princes in Geneva only two carry hath Governor John B . Congress W ednesday night. clined to accept te e espim i*-, The departm ent of m icrobi­ w eeks after he balked a t a carefully arranged princely sum m it S w an sea's State ef te e State Anetiter appointment ap- tee suggestion, and restored ology and public health would at his own captital. - addreas and President John proved by Congress w as Rep- m ost I te , .;te e strike» lan­ Tail jointly under the Colleges There was no indication he w as any m ore w illing now than F . Kennedy’s S iate i f the Un­ resentative Jim W etzet, who guage by adopting an amend of Natural Science Mid Veteri­ then to give in to neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma and ion address Tharsday. w ill head up te e Student jDfg- ment sponsored by Kenneth nary M edicine. The departm ent Souvanna’s pro-Commumst half-brother, Prince Souphanou- 6 , P rem e, R-HUlsdale. of biochem istry would be joint­ vong, on issues deadlocking form ation of a unified governm ent. Governor Swainson’s ad­ • r o u i|.f t 9 i t l ^ dress wQI he broadcast (r a s jjl Jim B arnes, AU§G publicity S everi! N e g r o delegates ly under Natural Science and 11 ft.m. to soon. President chairraao, told C ongress that from the Detroit area told of R u s s ia n H o s p it a lit y P r a is e d Kennedy’s m essage w ffl fol­ b is departm ent is planning a being stopped on the streets The College of Arts and Let­ MOSCOW, lift—Passengers of a B elgian airliner forced down low o tl2 :3 6 p.m. Communications Council in thè See CON-CON Page t ters would consist of the de­ Monday by rocket-armed MIG fighters said W ednesday that, dormitories to coordinate AUSG partm ents of art, m usic, a a a a i v i i m i E nglish, foreign language, once aground, they received excellen t treatm ent from the Rus­ psteficity. T b eC ou n d l t o t o b e sians. _ r ■■ ■ “ We had a wonderful receptron,” said M rs. Charles W iemer of New York on this third day m an involuntary v isit to the this session, an additional con­ under te e direction of te e Con­ gressm an w ill have to be elect­ gress representative and tbe ed a t large. dorm president. Big Freeze philosophy religion, liberal arts program for adfutts, Cen­ tennial Review and the forth­ SoviefU nion. P at Quinlan, representing com ing hum anities research Gov, John B . Swainson wffl - The com ent was typical of’th e reaction among 18 passengers and two stew ardesses of the B elgian plane, which encountered com pass trouble and then tbe MlGs on a fligh t from . Tehran address a joint m eeting of the Co-ops, w as n ó n ed chairman legislature Thursday a t II «.m . of te a W elfare Committee lo He, is expected to confine his succeed Bob Hencken, B ailey, Hits Nation center. The departm ent of history w ill b ! included ip the College of Arts and L etters. V . to Istanbul. v ; - ■_. address to budget m atters al­ who resigned. ; . >: The proposal recom m end« though he h as denied fiie rum­ John McNeÌl, E ast Shaw, was ip p o tte d to succeed Jim Gib­ that thé University College he B in g h a m H ea d s T r u s te e s h ip or that he intends to propose coetim ied a s a separate unit, a state incom e tax. son a s chafrm an of thè finance UNITED NATIONS, N Y , (to-T he U.N, Trusteeship Council committee. ' but that more faculty m em bers W ednesday elected -J :, H it ■”■ C a s tro ■■ ' " ■ .' -•_r/:'■•.’ •$&*,>■.... •: ¿í? ' :*~g (Continued ite m P aga 1) or hi their autom obiles and amammmm T WASHINGTON, (IW J.S. officirls said W ednesday they expect forced to undergo ste a l they stra w ciw demM ttnn of the Fidel Castro regim e in Cuba a t a •aid w as an ittsgal search. •!■ ■ ■ a m a n foreign m inister’ conference this m onte, but no sensationa l B u t supporter* o f tea P rat­ I44B M S ammmaaa tle Amendment argued th at the im m ediate r e s it s . t ■■' ■/'; ■ ■- ' J"1 4H K 4 4 M B 4 4 1 It w e ld be a m istake, they The President is described section a s it now stands pro­ said, to expect t e l decisions by inform ed sources as taking tects the people against «rim - \a m m s a n a 4 M taksa 1 th e conference In Pun- a day-to-day personal interest i n i ek m oata who m ild f a to D el E ste, Uruguay, starting end following closely sugges­ lo u d te ftr persons o r f a f h lr Jan. 33 could produce dram atic tions toy Argentina, other Amer­ on teohf persons or f a their lIEBERMâlK’i overnight developm ents, such ican republics, and B J , ex­ cars. . a s tea downfall of the Cuban perts on th e type of declaration A fter adoption e f the P rettio M arxist / J S ,* ., to be adopted Government experts stressed Some sources said a presiden­ ed 0 B a proposal to substi- a t tb e conference. Amendment, dele gatee defeat­ PRINCESS that they do not expect failure tial outfiite of h is concept o f fa te language taken from tea a t te e conference. They said the scope of the Punta Del E ste U.S. Constitution. the f a c t it is being held repre­ m eeting might be issued at his sents great progress In what news conference Jan. 15, to hip President M r A . Hannah, M ichigan S late U afven lty GARDNER they call a rising tide of anti- orient public opinion hi this R -East I.— tag, drew ap* Castro feeling in Latin Ameri­ country. planse when he spoke la fe ­ S P E C IA L P U R C H A S E . • . h o s e i n a ca . White House and state depart­ ver 1 the sab stitete and c it­ £ President Kennedy, Secretary m ent experts are described a s ed Ids experience as chair­ of State Dean Rusk and ether confident the conference win man ef tee National C ivil c a » R m n r e -la m b * w n o l-n y lo n b le n d U.S. officials conferred at the a d o p t resolutions assailing R ights Comm ission. White House Tuesday about tee Communist intervention in , Hanna said he did not w ant p u rse Punta Del E stem eetin g. Cuba and e l l on Prim e Min­ lb make things difficult for law ister Castro to break-ties with enforcem ent o fftc e r s .b u t be A for 5 .0 0 .1 .2 9 oCLch ^ the Sino-Soviet bloc. At t h e added: ’ sam e tim e, they believe the “We should m ake certain Stack up new at trsm sndous savings! Distinguished 0x3 rib Placement m eeting w ill exhort Castro to that attiow Cubans to elect their own all and th at people are lo t governm ent officials and to en- damned because they are there is fair treatm ent for man’s hoss In a bland of 33% cosh m art, 35% lambs woof, Buroau h i itirtivii(«WM«M+mirHmu»titi i rrit > y freedom and respect for black or brown or econom ical­ human rights. ly disadvantaged.” - In other action, tbe eonven- CIG ARETTE C A SE and 30%itylon for longsr woar. Thay wash oasily, dry flow's com m ittee stodying leg. quickly. Ono s is t fits all, 10*13. Hack, navy, brown, Interviewing a t tee Place- islative reapportionm ent d e c » m eat Bureau Tuesday, Addi­ C h a i r m a n s h i p F o r ed to hold a weekend sesston charcoal or natural. ^ tional information in the P lace­ at MSU*s Kellogg Center Jan. m ent Bureau Bulletin for the B l o o d D r i v e O p e n 19-22. It I s o decided n et to w e lc of Jan. 15-18: ask the convention for perm is­ The position jo f chairm an for sion to have secret m eetings, LIGHTER General Motors Carp. Me- the AWS winter term blood as had been suggested f a Han­ JACOBSON’S MEN SHOP chanicaL electrical, m etallur­ 95 gical and chem ical engineers, drive is open. Interested stud­ nah, the com m ittee chairm an. 210 ABBOTT ROAD • EAST LANSING m ate and physics m ajors. ents should contact Nancy Sim­ " The Boeing Co. interviewing mons, AWS A ctivities presi­ CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS civtt, m echanical and electri­ dent, at ED 2-5661. LOW COST ca l engineers. Aphed mechan- Choose “Persian Princess”, agleam with tiny i, m ate and physics m ajors. metallic jewels . * . or classic undscorated Saa Diego City School*. Ele­ —Where our customer» »end ~ their friends. polished cowhide. In black . . . or "many d o rs m entary education English (with teachable m inor), math, to fit yonr mood. p f| science, girl’s physical educa­ tion and home econom ics. - I B a rn e s F lo r a l General Meters Corp. Chev­ « o f E a st L a n sin g rolet Motor D tv. All m ajors in Order your flowers & corsages early te e College of Business k Pub­ lic Service, Science k Arts end for rush parties Communication Arts. East Laasiag ED 24)671 Lansing Detroit Board e f Education 215 Ann S t . 117 8 . Washington 269 E . Grand River AH elem entary and secondary fields of teaching except sec­ ondary social studies and boy’s physical ed u cation .'" v Raytheon Co. E lectrical, m e­ chanical engineers, physics ma­ jors. llf llll P erfect Circle Corp. mechani­ cal -engineers. COLLEGE WEEK iN iM M BA im portant value news! smmmmm Anaconda Wire and Cable Co. Departs March. 20, Returns March 25, 1962 All The Special Events Of College Week Special Purchase O f •d m » m m § E lectrical, m echanical A n d chem ical engineers. * * mm m a , IPi akiI—»1■»i4iindik—W inc n c it ic ovBUCvsuiiCion, aanflk 5 Nights, 6 Days at Harmony Hafl Hotel Hotel T ips'and Bermuda T ransfer Included •m m m m r m p r l r s l engineers, physics, M E N ’S P A JA M A S ft# à é ;ì f im m m m and chem istry m ajors. < Private Pool, Swim At Elbow Beach Travel by " American and ;Pan American Pittsburgh P la ta Glass Ca. Chem ical, m echanical and elec­ trical engineer s. Chem istry, Breakfast-Brunch, Dinner and Tea Included !» i l l « and physics m ajors, accounting m ajors and I f m ajors in the College of B usiness and Public A ll I n c lu s iv e , F r o m L a n s in g , $275.00 Service and Science k Arts. This is a »exceptional opportunity The B aR h am k Ohio Rail- -F r o m D e tr o it. $27949 read Co. Civil, m echanical k i m to bay finely made men’s cotton electrical 'engineers. ' ^ u b a Ce. Accounting ma­ F ro m N e w Y o r k , ; $ 2 1 5 .0 0 pajamas at a fraction of regu lar jors. prfeas ! Choose yours from an TTaaMln nHNK oC frw a n r l net n iT la J ilu iii fticcin c aiiw M| Ga s Ce. (New Jersey) cheroi- Group from BI3ti Limited to « « Book Now excattent ssisction of handsom e ca i, civtt, electrical f a d me­ chanical engineers. « t S3S W1B hold 9p»ee untU Mur. 1 (MteSKfa.aad'faBd tones in - U J . N aval Oedauaaee Labe- popular middy and coat sty le s. ratevy. E lectrical, maChMdc# engineers, physics and chem is­ S I * . A .X C .B . : try majors. Am erican Caa Ce. Mechani- a 1 ^ « ^ n ewrs^ and production vi::S ia te fa State Highway C e » M onday S t a r » B a r n e s ffa tt engineers. A M 9 :3 9 a.BL ta S iM fJ » * g ¡¡ w . 11 ' .f ■ The m h f t m l Fraternity rush p atties crowd the social cslsn frr th is weekend, jgHing n r t M i a firsthan d view I of G M Ü b. ^ - ¿‘ V ,, S A m ock gam bling c l a i a t Equipment with ptay m oney w fll be lent- itred a t the PM Kappa Sigm a’» “ Stadi Casino" party Friday • Boot* • ski $cooO ^ iB i night. PM Gamma D elta walj cattatala inform ally a t t M i • P o le s (W e In— r a r e ) E Popular’» U o iv t f s # B a d m irta» “The Bachelor»” band WEEKEND — FRIDAY • MONDAY providing t i» m usic, ¡ g a g ; T riangle fraternity w ill hold I LAU T OHSWM SPOUT— M H S tw ó partì«». 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The IBtai ,are placed by M n eed s a t y o u r junior fom tard D ave Downey, SW nO flN G CAPTAIN, Cart Shaar readies* te dN e W V ivid , R ea listic, P rovocative D ram a M center BiH Burwell, and a preparation (S t the Spartans ftest home m eet, Saturday. p air of hustling, hot-shooting. Based On A ctu al lu rid a h ta Inaid« E a st G erm any 1 4 guards, Jerry Colangeio S tu d e n t and BiU Sm all. Thurs., Fri., Jan. 11, 12 L B » alL ffihm is team s,; this ^ B o r id jo fp p o r ts Book Store one loves to ran mid shoot. This w ill be the 17th basket­ ball m eeting between t h e 7 & 9 P.M. schools since cage relations FAIRCHILD THEATRE w err started in 1951. th e M ini hold the edge with nine wins Admission 50c to seven for State— Thertwo team s split two de­ cisions last season,' the Spar­ tans losing 93-92 at Campaign and winning 99*90 i t E ast Lan­ sing. State .has another major con­ ference test i t home on Mon­ day (Jan. 15) against Purdue DELIVERY and Terry Disehinger, the Boilerm akers’ great pivot. _ V- Intramural participants win­ COMING — JANUARY 10 - T7 • IS ning tournam ents la st term CHICKEN DINNERS |1 J 0 that did not receive their awards m ay tack them up in PAUL BUNYAN DAY a the Intram ural office. 1 _ Plea» . «nd me yow FREE SKI GUIDE ★_ * . Or I with complete hMings and rates at ski parks hi SERVING 3 COMPLETE DINNERS FOR 01c Deadline for B asketball and VoUeybaB rosters is 5:00 p-m. I Eastern g Cwitrol MleMg—V FtayHns Csenliy, EAT AS MUCH AS YOU DESIRE Friday. if 'S t S t Hockey practice tim e w ill be FK L S A T . SUNT available next week (Jan. 15- 5 :0 0 - 1 2 : 0 0 , , Jan. JO). The hours are; Mon­ day. 0:90 p.m . - 10:30 p.m . snutr Tuesday, 0:15 p.m.-10:45 p.m . W ednesday 10:00 p.m . ? 10:30 p.m . Thursday, 10:00 p .m . - R eservations m ay for ^ hour through the Intram ural O ffice. S m a llp o x D e a th s R is e in P a k is t a n KARACHI, PAKISTAN; * 1 1 - CHOKER ^ 0. I The death ta ll la K arachi’s EAST MICHIGAN ACROSS FROM FRANDOR sraaDpox epidem ic mounted to ­ ddy t o W m Reports Dram other regions said o u tb r m iif aMo had Occurred in Lahore, Gu- OPEN 12:45—lie TO 5:31 jrat and Lyallpur, w ith m e n CLADMER Fentare 1:M-4:10-«:*0-S:3I NOW! STARTS TOMORROW 2ND WEEK i S M I H TODAY jflp FRIDAY? I Mi i Il C i i H i l lI l Gt fAl iNt l ■ n m l i r a M n to «km. —; !H I t t i l B E * * » » . J* sta r ts F R IP A Y I HOME OF TQE BEST IN FOREIGN FILMS EVCLUSIVE LANSING AREA SHOWING F U ttT SHOW f P J t - ADULTS M e B A R G A IN D A Y ! P q j p S g y LAST " A h a u n U n g fy f a s c in a t in g ! ___ fU m b r iU ia n t f y ¡¡SI ooncofvod and ; si M A S T - E R P I E G f iO F 1111 . M B tT M 1 H ta M ttto n d ir e c t e d ." [ r a f f in n w_ T y _ ^ TONIGHT V R W C f iM hotiÊŸ ¡BndÊÈ I k U m a H É » to u < ^ B ||||b sea ri » I S o b ä aC sM fi M i « 1 g m m m J S p ia ■ I W Æ sM -Æ m m W ä u M / l w u » , : r 1 y ’ ÎÂ: *' ln í f p f ' I S N í w o u f A ^ ' i ’< #«!«. AFARTM EN TS ■ * i\ 1 I I I p » i SKI BU FFS B C W A K 6 D o n t M i« ■—# •—-^»,-t Mv gws '2 jW ^ S ^ 8 w m o iid , D -* ÏS A r I ï N I^ ; A U ^A fliafíi^ b Ih HÉ. -• ■to¿j«IÍ|| ' aÿfejfrJ il|a | | | - ' £AI4 ■vfSpnpM. .IW w i'l - ..m«WPN^R|, «PUPP» su; TV SC.« who Ibi »pf§rheading tus , jíIHBSÍSfí ®1^!hShkS!ííS -m r s s s s tt m r m is s i dítien. M ofo» ovtrheuled. $04 0 M t- W AN TED. O N E M d 'd J S t l(jN|pPPgPffwt älK ".;«mlBlgProUNt ■dftûmm inj^sBF^Hp ' d4w CLEARANCE RRPNXI&ç9p|l6jjjNBiHN A m »partment. G arage prM fega*. un- ^¡fäuld ij^ääHKHd!«K KAmaAs ^^mfiúÉha :- «Pt»«utaS ««urta investigati*» H w .te ia iw . g ü I ^ f S r » » •pproved, off ( M o w , term s pentagon L ie sin g , Tím id o , Jnn. ll , B p,m. « 0 0 0 6 « . V 4 . 4*foor, » d io , hent- AFFRO V ED « d e a b to t 7 J 0 wnsto A M U . l l . Sponw c d b f U m ím SU "m auling" ¡i iüft-Com m unist •r. lutem etie. (S S . Ron» weH. ff 5* A P P R O V ED , f a p m ii ^ 2 men. Iv. Jl Möda ffow IcrltAL Cooìùm Ori». * :- ‘* r " " 'A spewèÉK by m ilitary leaders, 1 *0 4 8 nfter 5 3 0 •- é available. » MOW . “ C O N F ID E N T IA L . Y w A M * w < cafled M cNamara’* action aa /, f m C H P W g p l f c tfr «fonderti. Er­ M IL L E * RO. 3 0 0 'E U n fw m A td. IS FL E A SA N T , com fortable room. C # > . « 4 « w h a n anotad with Ruboli. E D 2- ad aU rieu “of shortcom ings.” lattoni o f shortcom ings.’* minutes to University. lu ift IA< horn«. w*S Privileg c * N e ar tw s fine, C o S be* A «Muda special subcommit­ SxM piiM M l R sd n c tía w p f » % te 2 0 % — «r Mm« Com plete kitchen, j t r b i) « tiitpOxnl, e~ <% —t a r a u m u v .or. m ? i. ■ a M acNamara u m ouoeaf that mite» ex rebuilt » » girie ^M u rt m II. le st tee p to m i l public hearings : Kart R . B eadetsea, ferm er tra» offer tekrx. IV 5 4 7 (7 evening». 6 I bedroom, carport, private drive, Inrge p Ü K  U r ' N A A C F . First - m eeting o f Jan. 23 on this question. Íderaecretary of the erm x in the yntd. Stove, refrigerator, end utilities A P P R O V E D R O O M S , t M o d a to winter term, W ednesday, Jen. It , Tower tP9P C H E V R O L E T , 4 door cedan. furnished. $100 per month. A fter S p.m . Umea. C ookîng, perking. C e S efter 4 room U nion. S p jo. Speater, John Truman adm inistration, has " 4 " owtom v tk tren»mÍ5»ion. Ereep- T U M W ® . ^ tg l * 332-2145. 334 Evergreen. W \ .¡ . . . g Lowry, N orth C eroline FreodoHl R id er. agreed to ser v i as chairm an of Hart Schaffnèr ft Marx SuiU 5 9 .9 5 tion»! condition. U rg e each ditcovnt. this non-paid com m ittee. Bend, 3£S-S4h2. _________ Ml O R E M O S . Approved,'large, Eurribhed A P P R O V E D . S IN G L E fo r grnduete etsen is presides^ of the Champ­ Refilartj ITS to $1S» pertinent. $35 m onthly, eech. 3 men. rtudcnt. A k o room for 3. ReocoeoH r. ( H I C H E V R O L E T . 2 door Im pale RlStSee paid. ED 2-2442. > 2 io 7-20M. ion Paper Co., Ham ilton, Ohio. 7 9 .9 5 herdtop. Turboglide, power b ra t» and M acNamara asked for the G R A D U A T E or working giri to shore E A ST L A N S IN G . A p p roved hoeemg cteering. M uet ceil. ÎS S -I3 9 0 . 7 apartment, 332-8487. ’ 4 op p er'ite S M e y Hett. Sin gle ' M ao. group’s recom m endations “ as Hart Sehaffstr ft Rlux Sport CoBts 4498 1441 H A T B anchina convertible. 40- C o a ting privilege».' Phone 337-2114. REAL ESTATE soon as practicable.” I wnatRity iss it sau» A T T R A C T IV E 3 're sm s with trie bath. A *E fo r Jim Seder. ’ 4 The com m ittee w ill hold its 50 M P G . C e ll hi«. Fishcr, ED 2-1852. 4 Unfurnished except refrigerator - a n # 1812, M E L R O S E . 3 b edroom reneb. 5498 stove. Air-conditioned. C lose to eout­ L A R G E R O O M beautifully furnished. 1485 O L D S. G o o d trenrportetion. put. Adults. E D 2-4884. 14 Twin beds, t desks. P rivate entrance (15.300. Low down paym ent, f i t 2- Suburban and Utüity Car Coata 1& 88 2431. ' . ' - -y . 10 C a lf ED 2*3447 after 5 p.m. end week­ M 5 .U . N A A C P . rirst m ooting end bath in lovely ranch home. Reas­ CsRÜ^R * PRfüBR«Hk FBr aatf t« ' - onable. C o « ED 2-0274 days en d I D 2. ends. I winta» term.' W ednesday. Jan. 11, Tc 0940 nights. ;¡ " * Sharp« IiatRgi • Rpfakuly 2US tt 3188 I44T O L 0 S M O 8 IL E , 88 convertible. ream, Union. 8 pas. Speaker, John W hite, green interior. SherpI Lott of Lowry, N orth Carotin« 'Freedom R id a '. A P P R O V E D . M M B vite d tingles and M U S IC P O R a l occetrom b y The: I IUK Snchelort. 482-3503 end 355-4184. t «tra ». ED 2-5515. • 5 doubl«» for men. t M ock from com * put. Large, warm room s. H o t p o d cold T Y P IN G , --e l kind», .b y erperienced Broaddath aadOxford CSothSdrta S M 1452 P O N T IA C . 4-door, radio, heat­ D O W N T O W N N E A R . Furnished. 1 w ater m each. U n g o lo b b y w ith IV . er. G o o d transportation. ED 2-0844. 4 moms, approved for 3 men. Evenings, Parking. Laundry facilities. Sp artan, ty p a t Very vvaipoaM e. IV 2 44(2. f Ptala White • Piala Cfriara aai Stripes • ta IV 54)344. S Hell. 218 lauds, S > 2-2574. ♦ ftattwDgva ATsbCeOan MSI» '1 4 6 0 SPRITE, red excellent condition. M U S IC F O R D A N C E S and | la « a * fay the “Continentals.” i eltods, toriato CJK Vahws 488 C e ll Dave, ED 2-3074 between 5:00- G R A D U A T E ST U D E N T 6i working M W A R M room. C lo se to end bfoes, 337-2541 or 485-4(04. « 4:30 p m . ■ 1 h girl short effective 3 girt apa rtment Perking. ED 2-3151, 4 d o se to » m p u t. ED 2-2S4I evenings. E X C E L L E N T accem alfotions fo r ski. F O U R D O O R , green M ercury M o n ­ S L O ST a n d F O U N D la s . M od e rate rate* fo r gm upc. Rob» terey, 1453. Autom atic, »I» cylinder, art's C abins and M otel. U S 27. Rosrta Sharp ndaaüMM «a ftpart W rti • heater, radio. (1 00 . IV 4-3214 after A P P R O V ED , single and double. 3 LO ST. 18 K T gold charm, {tap. ruby 2. G ayford, M ichigan. 732-4434. S 5. ~ • minutes from Union. Private home. 425 Pari Lane. Phone E D X U 3 I7 . 4 headlights. IK A license plate. 355-4344. Pajaau* • O n n aad M f l a i M .S.U . N A A C P . Firtt m eeting o f A N N M O W N , typist and nwrtSMfo S winter term. W ednesday, Jan. 11, Tourer SO U T H . 1st floor furnished apart­ lag. G eneral typing, term papers, tire- room. Union. ( pm . Speaker, John ment for married couple with refer­ LO ST. Pair a l blue and d e a r glass­ set, dissertations, duplicating, E D to L o w ry jfa rto Carolina Freedom Rider. ences. E D 2-6804. •' 4 es. C a ll 355-7324. Reward. C 8384. tf # F U R N IS H E D A P A R T M E N T 3 roam P IA N IS T . J U IU ÌA R D i rodéate, now m S Q N A X L asxcptm g beginning or advanced stu­ EM P LO Y M EN T — and bath. Private parking for 2 cots. dents (near c a mpes). E D 2-0408. 4 N . Hom er, one block ffpm Frendor. 2 b uabays, worit for mealt. Pi Kap- C o ll IV 4-4464 or IV 2-8001. 4-1 T H E S E S T Y P IN G , printing. IB M B e e . 1 BLOCK EA Sf OF CAMPUS H m p |a m m ne n f t w n e M e f t o n pa PN . 121 W hitehills Drive. ED 7- ROOM S trie typewriters. Editing end p ro a l- 4734. _________ •____________________ 4 eadirig available. W o e ch G ra fie Serv* OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT WEEKDAYS 1 A.M. FRI. 1 SAT. A P P R O V E D . M E N . double. Cooking, M .S .U . ice. 1720 1 M ic h iga n Arre, Laneing. Dawaliwa LaMlat ~ • U S 1 0 ^ . Stert immedietely. ED 7- parking, goo d Studying conditions. 484-7784. tf ■ ‘ ' ALSO AT ~ 1411, ask for W a H y 4 W alking distance. 43 4 Bufcham. (80. ED 2-2788. E D 7-0881. 5 ST U D E N T S. T V Rentals for your 2121N . LARCH US 27 * 47M S. CEDAR US 127 'H E L P W A N T E D . M a le and female NAACP heme, apartm ent ó r dormrtory roam . YOUR BEST BUY, CAMPUS GLASSDTEM re giste tid physical therapist. G ood A P P R O V E D R O O M S for 3 students. A s little a t ( 3 J 0 a m onth. C a ll 484- wofkiag conditions. G o o d salary. C a n ­ Q uiet, warm, garage, parking. 337- 1484 a» E D B 8 4 7 S im med i atefy. 7 ted! Jack H ilton at R .M .C , I2 IS E. 2221. _ S M ic N g a n A va ^ IV 4-7701. 4 T Y P IN G . M anuscrip t term p apers, ■ :¿ í| F ip l M eeting j these*, etc E D 2 4 S 7 0 7 A P P R O V E D . 2 double rooms. Parking, C E N T E R M B C U T R E L IA B L E babysitte» for 3 year old. private bath, quiet for studying. ED 2- S-5. O w n feransportntion. Near campus. 3602 or IV 4 -S 4 4 2 (o ffice ). D IG T H E T W IS T ? C r ii Kcm ry D a ­ £ N F 5 i C a ll E D 7-4224. 5 o f W inter Term v is O rc h nstre. E D 2-1477. » A P P R O V E D , unsupervised doubles-1 l LB IS M M A C H IN E operators. M u tt have P A R K IN G . O p p o site Berkey H a l. basic m achine experience. M a le only C ooking feciKtres, parking. I block | rato». C r ii (3 2 -S4 4 Ì. , 4 from cam pus. M ale. ED 2-0131. Si need apply. N ight work. A p p ly room ’ TOWER ROOM I I , Aam briftration fuH ding. 7 -208 A L L E N . Sleeping spam, ^ T R A N S P O R T A T IO N kitchen and bath M a le student. Private E X P E R IE N C E D student G S-3 clerk, W A N T E D . A R ID E from Auretius Rd. entrance. IV 4-5848. 7 typ ist soaks clerical work. 1-5 p jn „ ^ UNION M o n d a y through Frid ay fo r 4 S Í das». M on .-Fri. 355-1536. 4 C A N A D IA N S T Y L E L O IN 2 SIN G L E , attractive, w eRfom ithcd v. ' ‘- ' S ' .r,.-;: ,- : C n l 882-SS7S. 4 rooms for em ployed women o r graduate students,. I block from K napp’s. G ar­ W A N T E D . R id e o r riders to Ypsilanti F O R SA L E T W O O L D -T IM E , S string banjos. Vega and cbricert tone models. (4 5 and $35. IV 4-4147. M .S.U . N A A C F . First m eeting of 4 age. ED 2-2811, after 4. call t O 2- 1760. V ER Y LARG E bed-sitting room. Phone, bath. $4.50. E D 2 - 3 8 B L J 0 I H ighland Avenue. - - S $ W ednetdey It or leRvíüe a ny o r att weekends» 332- 8545. W ÊM . M WANTS) P A R T T IM E laboratory work. S y e a n 4 Pork Roast winter term. W ednesday, Jan. 11, Tower research sup prim e a . E 0 2-2700. " -4 room. Union, I p.m. Speaker, John -A P P R O V E D H O U S IN G for men. 2 8 P.M . - Low price* plut Aca-Hi Gift Stamp* Lowry, North Carolina Freedom Rider. rooms available. 4 blocks (rom cam ­ U S E D IA R S IL L and dum bbells with 5 pus. C a ll ED 7-0174. 4 weights. C r ii 355-4137 after ( p m , JOHN LOWRY U SE D 17" TV. W orks fine. Stand and antenna. $25. ED 2-4152. 4 G R A D U A T E ST U D EN T . Sin gla room in private home. I block bom cam pus. $8. 337-2143. $ SREAKER er I S M I t t r - R O O M A N D S Q A R D w anted with fom ily in E. Lansing in exchang e for * Jiffy Ass’t Cake Mixes 1A 1U PKGS FOR * 1 V M H I-F I, 'ta b le model, excellant b abysitting a n d fo r housework. 4 C O M F O R T A B L E warm room in quiet condition. (45. 355-1224. FREE F IL M at M erck Resell Prescrip* tion Center with each roll developed 4 home, near bus, garage. Fine location. 122 Horton» tonsing. 5 F rttd am Rides IR O N IN G io m y & Lanriag h om o. $2 50 . Pick e p and delivery a t addition­ al charge. E D 2-1145» 4 Spartan Salad Dreeing - QT JAR 39e and printed. 7Se minimum. 301 N . D O U B L E R O O M . ( 5 per m an. Kit­ r «oz C lip p e d , by Frendor. Phone 485-4355. chen, private entrance. Extension phone. ski T 8 5 r T site V '* . g o o d -condì- 23 A p p rov ed . IV 2-5184 O F F C A M P U S H O U S IN G , tig h t " 5 N o rth C aralm « k L M L N A A C F . Finrt m eetin g o f winter term . W ednetdey. Jan. I l , M ira r team» Urdan. 1 p n , Sp e aker, John Lowry, N orth Cernirne Freed om Ridm . Spartan Orange Juice raozEN - O CANS $ 1 and quiet room w ith kitchen privileges. tion. Stretch pants, site 12-short, ex­ cellent condition. Reasonable. Colt 355-7384. 4 IV 2-82S7. Ä A P P R O V E D . 2 units available for 4 0 9 C A M P U S students. O p e n metto fog o n fo rm ing p governm ent for off. - 1 Sfaurfine Vegetable Shortening 1 LB CAN 69e students. C u ty 's C ampe» C ourt. E D 7* o r n ees »tu stupenti,den to 7s3l 7:30 p i s , J anuary S h o p W ith New Year’s Sp e cial Fam ous L e d ie u n d M a n ’s W yier W atches ~i, 2334» - ; _ » M b R oom >1» Uhlan. Cam pus Rose Croix Pear Halves 1 ÎH O CANS i l G uaranteed W aterproof for 2 Years Stainless Steel C ate a t the low price o f (2 5 + tax C lassifieds Shurfine Fruit Codrtsfl - m Mj 5 CANS $1 T op trade in .o th e r fine watches W M . H. T H O M PSO N Pet Evaporated Milk _ - 7 / TALL CANS H JEW ELERS IT ’S Frendor Shop ping Canter IV S-0744 Spartan Tomato Juice~ 14 *2 5 CANS M I TR U E! T R A H JR S M Ò S t l Ì H O M Ì lO»tO, 2 badananai parked in East Lansing. ED 7-4014. 7 OFEN Shurfine Cling Peadies ORLS U C E S 4 À îH CANS II -« J 1454, 45*10, 2 badroom t plumbe d -fo r w ash «* A quality coach, sxceptiae ally go a d condition. By npp ointment MEETING UT: egto O I 14 42 8. 7 g r • 0N SPARTAN KERNEL « t M FRANCO-AMERICAN SPARTAN TOMATO SPARTAN m m r fo r — m n — ...... FORMING C R EA M CORI» S P A G H ET T I CATSUP I C O FFEE " ftfftM Ü ifE D , fa»1 4 ’Students, C lose to campus, a ff E. Katamaaaov IV 4. ‘1.0 tj ¡ y - ‘t o b A G o r n ia iia if e I. H S CAN 8 f j h .( | p - 2*21. o r stop a t 410 Allen. • J É O R 4L F E L L O W S to ehem ggr tradoA near C oral G ables, la ta of a iM h A sk for Roger. 355-27LO. I F o r (K f- c u n p iis W A N T E D « f a 2 m ala gradual» - students to Share 3 bedroom house. W a ttin g distance to cam pus. I D 7 ' » 7 « between 5-4 p m . 4 S tudentsü T M A F P R O V E D . 3 room furnished F R IN C I'f A U E R 'S H i Ba s B a & M i : » - , * a rid a a t Lake Lansing, for I or 2 v i- fu , P - ñ x i n t o F - ''' m ala stud ents. Com plete housekeeping faoilitiet w ith'utilities paid. (1 4 weekly. TUESDAY, JAN. 16 id e a l por w m m ED M R t 4 KM. 31 -U N IO N I A fV kW M B W fft i ì l i M S E 'G ftA N D B im m 4 (Hund m a t .... -------$ rooms and beta. ■ IMFJ L 4 '" ( IO S m oñtHy. IV S D K 3 . -7 TH E C A R O S H O P - 2401 rn n W, n » 8T- e i . JOSEPH # u w a i2301 * . GRAND B I V * » 1 K S I 2S19 S. CEDAB ■ B p p i BS A IB 'f o w ikdiad -apartm ent. parking. (• weekly. (Aam es uLOGm AN m jJO » m o uLLY st H RD. ü .-i SO# 8. C ^ A * r Aftl H U N . BAST 6T 'W M m Ê S Ë iS B È Ê îÊ h H » B B S w m — ■■■■■■■■II lim ili M M m M é m M h H | rpsfegfei.-';.- s Æ aÈÈm “ "isSSí* 'mm S m $ i r w f r lP.1 I 'M mreesea iw prr ttoo at football rallies. She enjoyed doing these fan- j tastes, bat the admialstration didn’t approve of the costumes, U j J A J O R C M S E O F A V ID B R E A K D O W N S aad the football players ibid they’d rather not get Hair I S E 1 S C T O I C A I - F A I L U R E ... letters than have to git through Each year, more thee 13 ariBjoabieakdowa* of tMs'type «ton* her productions. '^ 7 require emergency roeS «orrico'llt'SwfeetOhecKido emwjency - Earlier Tuesday afternoon. reed service in yew car insurance, end wiser stilt to h u e Miss da mile was the guest of insurance that comes through,whatever the trouble, wherever AUSCrtot a reception held tot you ere. That’s State Form—n th SAM agents end claim repre­ theater and dance majors. sentatives coast tocoast, and with low rates for careful drivers. Aaewerteg mweaww from Can you qualify? Four wit of five drivers can. Ask today. the students, Mas de Milk W i l ' p a i ta eh d h g Mrs. STAN WILKINSON jg u A. Hfeaaah, Or. WBson Part afthe Lecture-Concert WILLIAM B flTC H EIA ; ^ series, aatf Mrs-Paal, of her 702 A b b ott Read, East Lansing deetre far a national Heater dUKGNOShNtiL IMGOING la the tftrtlert Statee. ED 2*4730 ED 2*0123 T TDM«? CTMMAftCNMVHANDS “This ia the only country, AMD ttfgg TO SUg&ID6fe... act the only great country, but the only country which does not STA TE F A R M M U T U A L have some kind ef national the­ AUTOMOBILE I N S U R A N C E COMPANY ater,H sbe said. “Even Ghana HOME OFFICE: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS Has a national ballet company.” The theater proposed by Miss Ae Mille would be made up of the Heat the Unhid States NAUSEATINE HUMBLEif could produce, from «dors, ft* rectors, and musicians to play­ wrights. 7 YOUR BEST BUY. CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS Cuban the revstatienary instmctiiM «thesis Is the Mkslsglcsl for* marten of revotattoaarks, (Continued from Pass IV -i; and, in turn, the people, says M a r x’s “ Das Kmrital,” as “Cuba Sectattsta.” weB as Lenin’s “ Imperial* These doctrine mills a re ism, last aad Upper Phase closely linked to the integrat­ ef Capitalism” and the **msnr ed revolutionary organizations Varsity Drive In ual «T PoHtteal Eeeaemy” by the Bassis« Ac e f t my e f Sciences. (ORI). These am the national guidance groups from which Castro’s planned sole pollrtcal party wifi soon emerge. T he S ty le : S h irtw a ist 1227 E. GRAND RIVER Castro’s own revolutionary armed laccef afro have been The scope of this operation OPEN EVERY DAY 5 : 0 ^ P.M. indoctrinated. It was recently is best explained in the words T he F ab ric: D enim * announced 780 instructors'Ware of a revolutionary Intellectual: DELIVERY SERVICE MON.* SAT. graduated from aa arm y re­ “ Our revolutionary socialist volutionary school. front penetrates everywhere-» * 8 * 3 © P.M. . 1.3© A*M. production, defense, culture;” SUNDAY 5 :0 0 P.M. • 1:3© A.M. D etail: Red Saddle S titch in g IB 24817 Where our customer• stud their friends. or tucked bodice T he P rice: U n b elievable o f E a st L an sin g Order your flowers & corsages early Schools such a s Y a k , Uni­ for rush p artiea versity of Connecticut, P rince­ ton, Dartm outh, Providence C ollege, W illiam s and the City ED 2*0871 College of N ew York have ♦Drip-Dry bicycle racing on a d u b basis. 85% Dacron 35f/c Cotton MEN’S SUITS A N D TOPCOATS ¿ 1 I (tft't-F M r ta ) '• * $ 6 0 .0 0 to 7 5 A 0 |Y a l n e s M W 84M B , M J 5 I I M M 'w 1 " ¡Ill ' pj p A || *— ■ ‘1 % } i | _v’ | .. '? 4| - O ther. $80.00 to 155.00 Value» BBW J 8 M 6 , 8 9J6 TB 120.96 • MEN’S SKmrPliATSte , :! 32.50 to 50.00 VtoM>_ I g BBW 8 2 4 1 1 0 4 1 TO 42.45 _ ; ■] C le a r a n c e Others $55.00 to 9 0 .0 0 Vuhte» m nn it j g i n © ft » ‘«181 y g -M W M * fH W P I 1M I V J O .j . COCKTAR* . FORMAL - BRIDESMAID ENTIRE HOUDAY COLLECTION R JeurtamAa (MUS'' fieri* f le a d e Mmm’rt ■-..'.yitti — w H fiftr i wtM l gH bwSIB la isBH k ss J MmMm d a M n S Ml Im i tra m i (P la in f t H ooded) | j R A W t o $ 6 0 .0 » V a lu es M M ; bm ' OUun Nl u‘ Hm m m m m ’f f n B ee 8 1 4 * IB M Is 4 4 « m m