m Wñ Irti B $g « sea SI ira s Wim « m m fe te ’w^Ni ■ l§¡®'it SfiiSS h M BaPwi^ ^ ■*m M SfciSi*l&ÉtóítaS •-'* %-•» w»*.» II* » St'' «SÍ SíSs. s* E1* «**■ 8 P ig e s Erileblished 1909 V o l. 151* i '. * Global ■ ■ « Ride To Attend 'Disarmament Talk J i m « ■ By the Associated Press roífSeiase-Ptre in Algeria« ^WAffKINGTON-^scrstary of State D ew Rusk ptoM to at­ tend next month’s opening sessions of the 18-natiM disnm a- m ait talks which Soviet Premier Khrushchev wants to elevate to a summit iiumtlin The State Department announced Rusk’s plans Wednesday. Rebel (Leaders Pftea Officer Lincoln White said the Secretary plan* to go to Geneva since the Western powers have proposed that the con­ ference be opened at the foreign ministers’ level. ^ To Vote Khrushchev countered this suggestion from President Ken­ nedy and Prime Minister Macmillan of Great Britain with .his PARIS UR — President De in Algeria and granting Inde­ proposal that the heads of government of all 18 nations take Gaulle’s government Wednes­ pendence to the vast North p art to t£e initial sessions. day night appri sed a cease­ African territory. H .___, fire agreement aimed at end­ Approval by the, French cab­ inet, came after almost four Italy To Stay With West AF Mum; ing the Uoody seven-year war hours of discussion. Now it’s ROME—Italy was presented Wednesday night with its most left-wing government in 15 years. But premier -designate Amin- tore Fanfani declared the nation would stand firmly behind tts Possible 5j Education up to the leaders of the Algeri­ an Rebel National Liberation Front, meeting T h u n d e r to Tripoli, to act on the agree­ commitments to the West. Antonio Segni was retained as foreigh minister and Giulia Andreotti was kept as minister of defense. Both are staunch supporters of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. Sky Spy? Vote Bars ment. - In France and Algeria, both weary from the y e a n of Wood*, 4 Americans Held by Pathet Lao tm— VANDENBERG AFB. Calif. A satellite carrying secret Governor shed and terror since toe Na­ tionalist rebellion broke out Nov. 1, 1964, hopes soared that VIENTIANE, L aos-F irst letters from four Americans held By JOHN WOLCOTT ~ the cease-fire order might go prisoner by pro-Communist Pathet Lao since last spring were equipment — possibly of the Of the State News Staff Into effect possibly as early received by the U. S. Embassy Monday.a spokesman announced type to be used by future Sa­ mos Sky Spies *- was launched T he Constitutional Conven­ as Sunday. Wednesday. tion d efeated '» education com­ la Algeria, French military The Americans are Grant Wolfkijl, National Broadcasting Co. from this west coast missile mittee proposal Wednesday authorities completed last cameraman of Shelton, Wash.; John R. Shore Jr. of Galloway, base Wednesday. that would have made the gov­ minute plans to cope with aay Tenn., a helicopter pilot; Sgt. Orville R. Ballienger of Columbus, The Air Force refused to give ernor a voting member of the violence that might be trig­ Ohio; and John McMorrow of .Brooklyn, N. Y.f helicopter crew any details, except that it was State Board of Education. gered by a cease-fire order. .boosted into space by a Thor- The committee proposal was Authorities saM the Rebels chief. _ ^ - Agena B combination. This two-stage rocket i s , the kind V J . « « ¡ j . strongly supported by George were distritattog tracts to the Warns Against Shooting Refugees used to loft Discoverer satel­ Rdmney, (R-Bloomfield Hills), city of Algiers urging the half aad Jam es K. Pollock, (R-Ann million Moslem residents to - BERLIN—Maj. Gen. Albert Watson II, U. S. commandant in lites but Wednesday’s space Arbor). avoid clashes with Europeans Berlin, Wednesday warned the Soviets of possible serious con­ craft was given no label. t' Lee Boothby, (R-Niles), co­ and to “ demonstrate your joy sequences in such incidents as shooting a t, a woman refugee There have been rumors that sponsor of the amendment to within your Own areas.” and "her 5-year-old child by Commuhist E ast German police. a Samos test package was due remove the committee’s pro­ Secret A r m y extremists _ “ I am Sure,” the American wrote to Col. Andrei I. Solovyev, to Be launched soon by a Dis­ the Soviet-commandant, “that you do not condone the East coverer-type rocket but they German guards’ irresponsible and inhumane action of shooting were not confirmed. Wednes­ at an innocent woman and child. _ day’s launching was not open a rÆtse'’ 'm ¿Zss&Ln vision. said afterward that to among Algeria’s one million place toe governor on the board European inhabitants h a v e “would make a political situa­ pledged a last-ditch wave of tion oid of it.” . . i urge you to take the necessary measures to insure that no -to news media. violence to keep Algeria French The secrecy ef toe launch­ See CON-CON page t and out of the hands of the further incidents of this kind occur.” country’s nine million "mos- ing recalled toe orbiting leal Pope Greets Bobby, Hails Glenn Nev. 22 ef an ^ttins— lions$s^I Agena B Satellite, aflse to? IsS r Á t¿ i d Î Ê ^ Ê É É i À k j - 1 ê Alum Award iems. ~ -v- v. The cabinet meeting—one of the longest since Charles De ’“ VATICAN CITY—Pope John XXIII voiced congratulations to I sets « y carrying Semes high Astronaut John If. Glenn Jr. Wednesday in an audience tor alntade cam era gear. V. S. Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy/ Russia has called the lauoch- Competitions Gaulle became president in 1968—heard the Algerian ques­ A Vatican press spokesman said the Pontiff obviously was pleased at the success rof the U. S. Marine officer in jd s three- See AIR FORCE page « WHERE’S MY BIKE—The heavy maw accumulations Wednesday prompted these coeds to reterà to taped travel aad forsake their stranded bicycles. Whe This Weekend tion discussed for almost four hours. circuit orbital flight around the earth and told the President’s Louis Joxe, Minister of Al­ brother he hoped such scientific achievements always would be used for peace and not for destruction or ruin. Kennedy’s said spring is coming, anyway. State News Photo. ^ ' More than 900 top high school students from all parts of the gerian affairs, spoke for more country will be on campus {M* than an hour. Joxe headed the Solomon Islanders Plan Master Race Urban Bill 4 to 6 Inches Due weekend competing for ten team of French negotiators Alumni Distinguished Scholar- that met in secret last week with Rebel delegates sear the CANBERRA,"Australia—Australia is concentrating police Defeated snip Awards. forces against a proud tribe in the Solomons that believes its destiny is to breed a master race, parliament was told Wed­ WASHINGTON (ft — T h e nesday. - - House killed today President The tribe about 1,000 strong, lives on Buka island. It has Kennedy’s {dan to set up a De­ refused to pay taxes and has clashed with the administration. partment of Urban Affairs, but Snow Strikes Midwest An accumulation of four to ing to latest weather bureau | peeled to continue through Activities for toe aspiring Swiss border. scholars will begin a t 2 p.m. At 5:30 a candlelight (tinner The document worked out by Friday with an opening assem­ the French-Rebel negotiators bly in Fairchild Theatre. runs over 100 pages.^ Besides the cease-fire the ac- See FRENCH page S | advisories. Thursday morning, tapering at Kellogg Center featuring- en­ _ Territories Minister Paul Hasluck said. Australia administers the President predicted such a six indies of snow was forecast off to fluries later in the day. tertainment by the State Sing- the Solomons under a U. N. mandate. for Thursday morning accord­ The heavy snowfall was ex- department will be established Temperatures W e d n e s d a y hers and an introductory ad­ Hasluck said the tribe has selected 20~men and women to eventually. breed the master race. " ' ~ evening "were forecast in the dress, “The Style and Stance of Cape Waits The House voted 284 to lSO to reject a presidential reor­ ganization plan .to set up the Campus (Chest 1962 Fund high 20’s. Little variation was the University,” by Stanley Id- anticipated for Thursday zerda of the Honors College will To Greet All roads in the Lansing-East further acquaint the students -YR’s Pick Schroeder- department. JT ie vote came at about the time Kennedy was holding Ms news conference. Tops All Previous Drives | Lansing area are reported j with MSU. snow covered and motorists A~ program of University Lectures will follow at 7:45. JFK, Glenn By tJnanimous Vote In something of a defiant mood the President told news­ men he thinks “There is going The 1962 Campus Chest hasl> collected amount of $3,163.47, money in the toe largest history Association of Off Campus The largest donation from one Stu- are dents; comps, Evans Scholars., -caution. advised to exercise extreme Students may choose to attend No delays were reported as a talk on their field of interest big countdown for the arrival group was that of married yet at Lansing Capitol Airport, given by a member of the fac­ of President Kennedy and as­ CAPE CANAVERAL (Pi-The to be an urban department of’the organization. s However, pretent conditions ulty. Harvey Schroeder, Bay City cans convention to be held Three money raising still housing. Guest speakers include Dr. tronaut John H. Glenn Jr., _ junior, became new chairman la Port Haron Friday and | sometime.” . He blamed the defeat of hie * re jdanned. It is hoped the Upon completion of the ev­ are expected- to worsen con­ space -hero, began here Wed­ of the-Young Republicans Club Saturday. Delegates were proposal on representatives of total will be raised even high­ ents Campus Chest should be siderably and some minor de­ See ALUMNI page 8 nesday. _ ' without opposition Tuesday chosen by toe nominating ( the segment of the population er. - working with -some $5,000. lays may be incurred. The President is coming here night. committee on the basis of which (toes not live in urban Schroeder’s background in past service to toe dub. — j areas. The previous high was $2,- Chuck Dallavo, chairman and 719.30 to 1057. Royal Oak junior said. Prevailing weather condi­ tions were blamed on the ad- U of I Bans Friday to present Glenn with the Distinguished Service Med­ Republican politics, 'including Following the meeting. Karl Kennedy said that sectional The leaders for each living, Publicity for the drive has vent of a fierce winter storm D n / t J Q 1 F G a c al of the National Aeronautics the Students for Romney drive JLady, candidate for chairman­ votes of this kind could cause terfield:unit were; men’s dorms, But­ been aimed at putting the Cam­ striking — the entire midwest l Y U C I i t l 1 3 1 « ^ and Space Administration and on campus end his promise of ship of the state YR’s said that this country to come “to a women’s dorms, Case; pus Chest before the student to extend a well-done from an standing committees for club the controversial nature of last grinding halt,” if “Carried to fraternities, Farmhouse; sor­ and letting Urn evaluate it for with-heavy snows and gusty activities won him the vote. A their ultimate extent. orities, PM Mu; organizations. himself, Dallavo said. winds. In Housing ex-Navyman to a Marine on behalf of the nation. unanimous decision was reach­ CHICAGO ID—A ban on ra­ And tor the historic occasion ed when no other candidate cial and religious discrimina­ the PresidenfjrUl bring about was nominated. " H i Planning Committees Organized tion in commercial housing on a reithion between the 40-year* Before Schroeder’s election, the Champaign-Urbana cam­ old lieutenant colonel, his wife, it was ruled that John Bark- ham would not be allowed to vote. 11 Deadline Set fo r Nominations pus was adopted Wednesday-by children, parents aad in-laws. trustees of Illinois. Tbe effective day is Sept. 1, Everyone -here seems to 1965, but the resolution approv­ think this family nwrion ar­ Previous YR chairman Tom BisseU said that irrordiug to the chib constitution. Barb* ham’s past affUiatiaa with toe For New Natural Science Dean tbe retetfoaritip between tbe ed unanimously by the board ranged by Kennedy Is one of saM the university hope* full the nicest things $s happen compliance will be achieved around hero since tile (fiscev­ an a voluntary basis wen be­ ery of oranges. B r BRUCE FABRICANT talas 12 departments aad bas Yeung Democrats to Ms cam­ Of the State News Staff 21 parafas «s tts plowing University College, m i » fore then. paign for the AUSG presi­ stenti scheels and Mirai Oriy unmarried undergrad­ MenswkUo, Mayor Thomas S. dency excluded him from toe. The deadline for nominations committee,” Klag p a i d , program*. uates on tbe Champtoo-Urbana Kenney of nearby Cocoa Beach dub ImHetoig. - for dean of the Collège of Na­ “ •teas tow to he take* to In commenting on the pur­ campus are affected. Excell­ populriion $,124 (mostly Demo­ esbwHsh satorsiaailtteef to Karl Lady: head of the con­ turel Science if Frim y. ac- make the necessary sad pose of tbe subcommtttee ed from the ban are private crats), is preparing 0 procla­ cording to Dr. Kerman L. King, said: homes ef lamBordi in which mation of welcome for every­ servative faction in toe d u b , King, head of the collège s meaatogtal chaages by Jaty “ It will study various typps more then three rooms are body and declaring a holiday protested that Barkham wee planning committee. I” for tbe school kids. Ail Bre­ not, « the time ef his. affilia­ King said that the planning of pouibie j s a t appointment j rented^ King saM that R. Gaurth arrangements aad review the The *“ declaration of policy vard County schools will hovo tion with the YR’s a member Hansen, director of the Denarfp committee has met twice so same with Deaa Caitia, Dean said a day-off too.^ ef the Yeung Democrats. ment «f Biochcmistry, |s head far; tbs first tone to organize “From a a d after Sept. 1, L Cocoa Beach Police Chief Barkham said that he had of an right man subcommittee aad the second time to «stab­ Ferguson mid Dr. Lawson and never been a member of toe SARYKY SCHROEDER to make recommindatimw to HIS. stogie undergraduate William M. Walker Is fully an- bi facilitate tbe nomination bah subcommittees, students wHi a r i Jw permitted tici paling g traffic Jam that Yeung Democrats, b u t had on­ process. la other action tritea by sub- the groop.” ly associated Mmsetf with toe week’s continued eledion meet­ in preparation for toe sito- committees, King said that a King said torn aae ef toe II to roride to oommaretaffy op­ wffl out all steers to the toad* grougfor purpooes of the AUSG ing dtdnot indicate a spUt with- committee’s repart «a Friday Pttriy on toe 1962-83 MSU cri- subcommittees to the CeBege erated rooming hoaiot to o ta d i —and ho has bad soma monu­ to the club. TMs, he said, was nominatioos frem ali College of atom e to the registrar’s office of Natural Science is reviewing too occupants are selected «a mental ones. p o s s i b l e administrative a r-jte e basis f f i t t o ’c n r i o r t o Walker’s test was Tuesday BimeO celled for a d a b bal­ aa attempt to fo r a a tnritod Natural Scieaoe staff members i* amÉf «»ducted. The » t o when Ms two-traffic light town lot, and by a majority, it was group. H w a n t i h d t a L i c c i n t a to committee will s m p J to rangements, tactadtag torifrijttM O l origin. There a q r be decided that Barkham could Studenti wishtag to attead King. The s u te o m m ttS lte n * « h revirioas to R a s wffl he from too fotofo b i Was jammed with KD00 people to any facility which Who tori come to the beaches not participate to toe voting. thè convention w t» were net coaSa eted a series 'ef etodtoas beeMsary. . - flammes nr* perhaps toe aa i to too private tonne of to* b a d - t o wrieh an Atlas Booster Hi t i t e r biittMfla. Mil d v b preseot e t the Twwtey meet­ to redeee tito, slate to present Stag a b e saM m later* lard aad to which no mere than launch Glenn o* Ms Motoric K irfB gtfii ■ t a ing bave been asked to con­ $e tìie oSttNeiflHK jsb p i H o p ippppiic “ See DEADLINE paga I I throe rooms .«te rented.” ’ , gee GLENN page $ >Ia t £00 ststo Yiwbhi H i tact Schroeder a t 355-5875. “ Because the feffnffl fe»'i: /~jlirrn cstaMÉdtod- t a review 110 IM Ü H i s i isÉÉIÉI i ■ Ipspl m m ER K - | g (g rSPpBI |® P j j l ¿ I® W m ^Sm Sk sgSSeSB Iföpjfl fi££Häf| \ February % 1968 — .— ; g « ” - ......... ...... Last Week for ¡®PÇ PfMrinp wB bo poMMboi for tea lari time next 1 wte he ran as Mod every twe weeks. Ike Toffee Bar i t By VIVIAN BROWN ; neat. It’s possible w ell adopt for engagements and the last sri ef ptenteg* k tee By CECILY BROWNSTONE AP Nsnrtcnten Writer ^ the French version, be says, but If we do. The hair will I standing, M aw U iw * AP Feed EÜtar / H NSW YORK IB—Deflation Is need to ho anchored with a affittatine. H mm attends a different Here’s • bargain. setting in for batate* this barrette for swimming and that When yon buy toffee crunch spring., 4V, A atear snorts, Cateto Mahoney In email bars it’s on the ex­ The fashionable head will be TIM Hair Fashion Council, pensive side. Bat yon can make small—or at Mat smaller than which promoted • sculi a big batch of the candy for It’s been for some time. pompadour look for U little over a dollar. a variation of it for spring with The topsy-turvy world of a hairdo that is not so sot We doubt there’s n sweat hairdressing has had its ups It’s the fountain look teat more popular. Take it along to swirls at the Mas in pompa­ a party, amid it to deserving and downs, what with balloon dour adaptation. relatives, or mako a panfull heads competing with shaggy Just to have on hand. hairdos for coiffure supremacy, Georga Masters, California Hie first stop in the candy’s leaving the artists of the shears wooder-b some top o y hairdresser to film stars, says: preparation takes time. Low at loose ends. heat is necessary while the Now a truce is in sight, and T w been doing small sugar dissolves. “small neat little beads” will beads for seme time. The . This toffee crunch stands up be in the spring coiffeur line­ spring look will be shert, nicely at room temperatures. up, trendsetters predict. eeriy, perky and flattering Refrigeration eventually chan­ ges its texture. “Heir length win he shert, te « r e m it and every age, sert ef like a wild euriy ver­ with bnlk adjusted to each sion of the windblown boh NEW PAN-HFIy-Instillation of Panhellenic officers for the coming year was held Wedaesday night. President Pat Domes, Midland junior and Delta Zeta, ■ ■ I l l l l l l t l l person . . . with special at­ tention given te coiffures for ef the twenties.” checks some papers.'Looking on are: Treasurer Lynne Cartier, Grand Rapids Toffee Crunch smallar women In keeping Makers doesn’t favor the ^junior and Gamma PM Beta; First vke-pres. Joanne Saadew, Saginaw Junior with trends hi clothing asm pompadour style or. Its varia­ and Alpha Phi; Recording secretary Lacy Reinburg, Midland Junior and Delta Wt cups margarine fashions,” says the National tions in 1912. Delta Delta; Second vice-pres. Cindy Soverhill, Hinsdale, III. sophomore and IV « cups sugar Hairdressers and Cosmetolo­ “Maybe next year pompa­ Alpha Delta Pi; and Corresponding secretary Dian Lamminen, Okemos junior Mi light corn syrup gists Association. dour Styles will be right. It’s and Zeta Tan Alpha. —State News Photo by Panl Remy. 114 chopped walnuts The association, with a hair a hard style for older women 1 BLOCK EAST OF CAMPUS fashion committee said to he to wear. We’ve got to get away OPEN T1IX MIDNIGHT WEEKDAYS 1 A.M. FRL & SAT. 4 ounces semi-sweet choco­ composed of more than 100 top from any style now that could Author-Professor W essel late hair fashion authorities, says promote a large-head look Vt cup finely chopped wal­ hair will ha worn close to me which is in proportion only for nuts (if desired) "■ hood. And tt has organised ALSO AT 2129 N. LARCH US 27 A 4799 S. CEDAR US 127 . . “dancing bate fashions” that pregnant women.” Advises Daily Exercise Melt margarine in 2-quart Height may bo * "swing, sway and flip up into , wwymg and diverting curls.” given at the saucepan. Add sugar and cook crown area. Thursday Stert Hours- By SALLY WARD grams is part of the duties student can excell,” she said over low heat, stirring con­ Of the State News Staff Miss Wessel has as a high “ It also selects a sport which stantly, until sugar is comptate- A d"«ii«r trend la noted by 9:30 ajtt. to 5:30 p.m. school consultant with Lady-Be- will do the most good for the m I, m J li,o lv e 4 -.fc u TO A FREE LECTURE ENTITLED Aeeutry Mask beiew. Thea maU tt or M ve tt tajmrsoa -footwear...the Italian type loafer at ettker tee State News Office er Lttfle Folks f t t t l l l Shop. Ott Wed. *6*. II eoe «dry Wank will he Srautt in rich brown or block with hand - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: DEFENDER and tbe wtaaer wM receive a $3.69 gtft certificate from Littie Pelka. Ceateet «teaes at 12i99 wooa. Fob. » . sown vamp! ideal far comfort and OF INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS “ U ttle F alk a” Fttahion S h o p Brookfleld Plaza (Hagadon at G nai River) smari styling for careerist^ "Teisr CHUdrenf$ Fashion Land" T H U R S D A Y E V E N IN G , F E B R U A R Y 22 Misspelled Ward ......v.-.-,,. ...... "coed, housewife. R O O M 31, U N IO N 8:00 P Jil. „ Cerreci Speiiing ...._____ ............---........-------- Naater...._____ .......___~ —s.—*—.... —.----------- GIVEN BY THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION Addrosa — i---- -— —— ä** AT MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Phone mmËÈà i f e l ï ... ili ¡|} w h h h H I Ml M HM fH .......... HB9BB8 H8BSM19K'- TU » iJmkskigan n *t -- í S o te • -■ fe | * . Than ala» mato certain 4 A i *»*' * I 3 rj a rj n¡ that te? d ito fc te to time, O IISElfATIV E B L II - ! ]H U íXBii! s fjft Then ahalt nada thy dato aamñ, a . _ to : -. - n a - TVN 4C.MMMV em etto» HH aStoS SU » -1— _____J l 3 3 : i cnüQ * xl corsage. fjrj a t i n a a W. Thou ahalt make eertate i l i w i t t k w i H * r ii i h w i i l W i l f t w É f f j e s u í t a r-i toa chivalry doea n et (Se. T h u U rta to F r i t a Lewis, Jkw l i & ®* i a n . 1! n c « Why? 6 & That- B GFriday S Bwffl3 Kha ■ For toe gay» the Golden Rule Ceamrvative Ctab editoriale «a t » « p i l a a i * * w will govern theto torito (to WSWM-FM (W.1 m e .), H w fcy ttersagh F rite n tarn-abent dag--to »oeds can action?): As tbeu ahouldat have tonali t o :to-ftoto ettauette be­ *> women atepereta aril thy ef* 19:45 M>* ’ ' ’2TtI É É t &É fara rila Spinsters’ Spa danna, 4 torta r i chivalry, then willst "the Tender Trap.” ? ; ■- aiaa copperato. 7. Gradate« .iter the apta, the male and > Tlcketi may be purchased at ID M N I ' female roles are reverted, of­ YOUR BEST BUY. CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS fering tito coed the chance to the Unten ticket dato for $3.11. a.Oa‘e» to. Or. K.tw­ i t Ovule 11. Itogrct TWO LOCATIONS t l . Sanun iL w a rto mÈÈKÈm • 521 EAST GRAND RD ver. H SU * I EAST LANSING to Aaftnjptoi toCoripaw point totw ntlej • 1001 WEST SAGINAW aroup to Arrive at to root digit LANSING to Whirlpools totaUiia metter toTorkiteiaa toAtecpay* , , meet toPraludtaa to*-»* SH O P A T tiwahrl 44. Communist lender of Yugotlsvle 14. Essence SUPER MARKET 47. Ferrous 44. Act S L O o r a ite i Conference Set; "_j 5 Aims Listed í OPEN SEVEN DAYS A 1 A conference to compare a nlag satisfactory general ed- business administration courses ucatkrn for community college in community colleges with those of four-year institutions will be held March IS at Kel- students who plan to enter up- per college. jrT . To prevent unnecessary j FROM 9 AM. - 9 P.M logg Canter, according to M ix duplication of courses by com* (W e reserve the right to Umit qmmtMet j t Smith, director of community munity college transfer stu* and junior colleges. dents. The program, “ Business Ad- S. To submit and discuss a ministration Curriculum in the proposal to organize a 2-week Sixties,“ will be attended by "sum mer workshop a t tito Uni. ANY OR ALL OF THE SUPER VALUES IN THIS BOX community college and Uni- versity representatives. The versity for business law teach- ers. 1 USDA GRADE A MAY BE YOURS WITH A $5 OR MORE program has five aims: The welcome address to the 1. To aeqaalat administra- representatives Win be given te n , counselors, and faculty members of community col- by Smith. Representatives will witness j ^ ! FOOD PURCHASE leges with new viewg on cur- four panel discussions dealing 1 ricuhim planning. with topics concerning plan- MICHIGAN t . To acquaint University ad- ministrators, counselors, and faculty members with the pro- ning courses for various toad- ness administration ctnTteubL I Kullervo Louhi, assistant. I PILLSBURY grams of curricula planning now being used in community colleges. dean of the College ef BusfM ar 1 and Public Service, will spsto on “The Collegiate School a t FLOUR — SUGAR— a a , 3. To explore ways of plan- Business in the Sixties.”____ BEET iP f LIEBgRMARN'S-------------------------- - For photos and scrap s... MIRACLE WHIP ^ ~ SALAD - m i VELVETTA CHEESE THE WEBWAY ALBUM D R E S S IN G V O 1 1 quart V V 'O' IB l» 0 X QQ (lim it oiw qn«rtX .. , , . YOUNG TENDER < BEEF LIVER [ANOR HOUSE ARMOUR SEAR “z COFFEE white o r color Add as mear P » « «» Y«* need and the Webway atril opens fiat No rings to toar! No bulge at the bindings! It’a the lew album that’s perfect far photos . . . record* . . . preeantatiuM Handsome ipxniD mm rm the MICHIGAN VJS. NO. 1 i a p ' w ta n s a : ;. • C m h ed W h n l (B orgnl) in S G rind. POTATOES 25 lb 4 9 • li Syrfcua Tahini and Turkish Coffee r f e i e lid ie Leban ^ Yellow Cooking • Syrian Bread mt Brifc liÜfirtfflW ' ;^ ONIONS 3 8139 • H a i Thick Syrian Bread Baked Frute M r at Rhal Lanaing Start — It’a Baked Right 1 Western ^ CARROTS 21bpkg 2 5 ( HEAD LETTUCE Lame Heads X U T * H h í W Ü m s is : St lMMgHMMdhL #3WSi 9HHBK fan mm Monday night aft Am State’s h o c k e y Arbor, l i that fame the <4, tona» hopea fa chack its tax. 148-pound t o t | m a< in 91 Sana slide against the tU nr> potato to Mad too Rooster at­ stty-ct MicMga* Friday at ton tack, and Botyard contributed MSÜ lea tom* at V pan. 11. Rayl set a new record far The gpartros go tato Stair consecutive free throws against • Ski tata ragnkta season series to the Wolvortoaa, when ha Mt fourth place, one game wbead • B o o t» nine to a tom before mtatang of the Minnesota Gopbars. Only He had prevfonslv hit twelve tita toatoar tonat 1h tha «ata» • Polt» V (Me Inanraaee) straight against Wisconsin and era Collegiate Hockey Aaaoda- |S p WEEKEND— FRIDAY- MONDAY 11 to a row against Iowa to tion are eligible for the play- give him the record 92. offg to determine tha Asaocta- I Í Ski Qoa© Out 25% OEF Michigan State dropped a 71* ttoa champion and representa- 41 decision to Indiana at Bloom­ fives to toe NCAA tournament. on Skis — Boots - Poles ington to this year’s coofowhce Minnesota plays its final twe opener, when the Spartans htaw a 14-point «econo-half bulga. mum at sixth place North LARRY MKRMM SNRTM Dakota. th e fTparfs eoaid 3020 V IN E • P h . IV 9 -7 4 « Rayl hit for S potato In that back tato Sw play-offs if Min­ contest. nesota looses boto games but Tip-off time Saturday night coach Amo Besam» would like Your Key to Better Values . . . is 8 p.m. ^ to see his' team take at leaat Campus Classifieds WHAT EVER TOOHEED f o r y o u r «err h m Mufflers - Tail Pipes - Exhaust Pipe« INSTALLED - Complete Shop Service Rebuilt Motors antT Traiismissions INSTALLED t?NNNÉSíS ¿^má Speed Equipment — Accessories DISCOUNTS TO STUDENTS AND FACULTY KAMI’S ACTS PARIS BUTTERFLY SW Chack Strong and breaststroke swimmer Bffl Driver, A iw alflKy ea Spartan tank team. 828 H. LARCH N 4-4896 Sophs Strong, DriyerHelp Boost Tankmen Saturday Sunday M ob.- Fri. Sophomores Chuck Strong and four brothers have . de­ by filling foe gap left by for­ juniors next year, to play ma­ 8 -6 -r 8 -0 0 -1 who performs the butterfly veloped a natural interest in mer tanker Bffl Stogktaa to jor roles on the swimming and BUI Driver who performs swimming a t their lake front foe 2M-yd buartatrohc aad team. the breaststroke, are proving home near Birmingham, Mich­ 400-yd medley relay. their competency this year as igan. Driver is foe adventurous members of the Spartan swim­ Driver swam for Seaholm type. Last summer be worked INDIANAN 'SPLENDID SPLINTER”—Jimmy Rayl, a ming squad. - _ High School and was class A in a factory to Connecticut aad disappointment to his sophomore season, has blossomed Strong, an accounting ma­ state breaststroke champion in this summer be hopes to work j o r a t State, began swimming his senior year. He was also in California. The bneaststroker into a snre-ftre point producer this year. He stands 8-2 lightens the long practice hours and weighs but 145 pounds. at Sexton High School in Lan­ named to foe high school All- sing. He-was named there to American team in the 200-yd for his teammates with humor­ e r v o o r t , the high school All-American medley relay and foe breast­ ous antics and anecdotes. team in the butterfly and 200- stroke for two years. Sophomores Strong and Driv­ 2 13 E . GRAND RIVER yd medley relay for two yean. This year Driver has pro­ er are ably provmg themselves As a freshman at MSU, he ve« his ability as a swimmer this year and will bg'ieadr as EA ST LANSING ( o t m m m o o f d a n d r u f f , th a t is i ) broke two frosh records in the Ph. ED 2-2114 butterfly. This year ho has greatly aided the tank team by being second place man behind THE MUTUAL BENEFIT senior Carl Shaar in the 200-yd LIFE INSURANCE CO. butterfly event. Next year Strong will have the Job of fill­ ing his place. Career Opportunities Available Bod • of • Season Strong is short and well Discuss Your Future_ built and likes to spend his - with - spare tone water skiing, skin diving and bowling. This summer be (dans to visit Seattle, Washington to see the 1. 2. Gary Albrecht Peter Boone Detroit Saginaw SIKl S A L .E World's Fair. 3. William Umphrey Grand Rapids Driver, a general business 4. Janies Pohl Lansing major, is tall and lanky in M.S.U. Placement Bureau • SKIS • - appearance. He, his parents - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . Northland Continental, reg. 14.11—01.16 This Is the 13th National March 2 , 1962 Kastle Kam, reg. 61.16 .................7M0 Football League campaign for Chuck Bednarik, center and These men can tell ye« about your future in Michigan with n company represented in this state Vesta Müler, reg. 2TJB * %f!„ 21JO linebacker with the Philadel­ phia Eagles. He’s a former since 1845. — Penn All-American. RENTAL SIC FLICS SU OUTFITS • SKIS • POLES BOOTS • SU POLES BY GEORGE! SOaftex Magnum, reg. SUaflex Standard, leg. IfJL TOO OUT Rots Kope, teg. 11JI — Tiroler, reg. 13J5.------------- BEAT KEWPEES SU JACKETS ■- Take year chelee af all r c n a l a k l «porteaste*, Fraaeenla uta C e m f y jackets. 2 0 % »« BREAKFAST, LUNCH, MHKR e STRET8 I SU FAHTS COFFEE to A SHACK reg * J f . JU M Jackets, Beets, Skis • * wute Stag i Open Everyday 8 AJL to 12 PJL ‘T k am an b ab y, erasytktag priced at Franwets pi », reg. BJRu Ratte stretch peats, reg. 4ML, le ts do fo e TWIST” lU rl MÍWCE KEWPEES * S& J MppHRMl 5ERFUL SMOKES? 2 m 0on HURRY THETE GOINGFAST Special Occaaion Cakes Batata TV» Order MILO-T H E Y «ATIÍFY A ■ • • • • • • ta H r t §® y T h e A n o c h t o d P rism i NEW YORK—Tb* Aauteur ,Athletic IM « hat M M RI M i teclartag the NCAA, I» sand H i n M l t a i t e a meeting hcr« 8uq|ajr he the purpoee of teeadeÉtag the AAD Committee eliurtare. "We recognise the equity of them organizations ta the avamE amet«r aperta tastare of toe United Stated,” Leute J. Urtar of High M at, IfTc., president of the AAU, said la amktag fot announcement Wednesday. LONDON—Organism's of the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis fhiiwtiiwu iiip« ran into a new and emharassing sang V M « day—the r * tt»*pby that some leading E u ro p e« maabtoi M i baa thrir stars from the champhmatitas. Reas«: problems of switching quickly from grass to hanft courts. • ■ W ±M The Wimbledon Championships will end July 7. They're « grass. The E uro p e« Davis Cup semifinals are (hie to he p isy ei Pats ports - Portraits July 13-14-15 « hard courts. Applications No Camera Charge » Ne Appointments Necessary NEW ORLEANS—Some of Golf’s best-known names wea l be on the scoreboard and a lot of unfamiliar ones wifl Tuesday 107*4 East Michigan — Lansing — IV 5-8253 la theepening round of the 130,808 greater Now Orleans spaa. Among those absent are Arnold Palmer, who attracts Mg galleries whether he’s in front or far behind; South Africa’s Gary Player, the top money winner last year, Gene L ittk r, the top cash collector on this year’s trek. TM Machine Computation Laboratory is MM» Is da analysis, progrimming ml atb- TOWERING DAYTON has been tapped for the Nattoail Joe sf s past ssristysf sdentile and nspiaorifli probhna. It cmistssf torn separate Invitation Basketball Tournament (NIT) a t Madison fiqarne Garden, leaving only eight spots o p « in the top two cage risma. • Aiata Compststioe—lbs* Osckam law andai computers an ssrt hr tournament . Studie»of,V/STOL aircraft, missilei, advMcsd aircraft and «npnt systems, turbojs* art ncWtedcontrols. • Diptal Computation—APhiloo2000and an IBM7090 m a s i M sotet prol toaa 1« oapaooriac »»plications. pfogmr«il*tfr. mwaricot cadisi rt ZAKOPANE, Poland— Torfclf E n g « , a 25-year-old Norwegi« machine loots, «eatlwr analyds tod prediction. • Mothemilfcel Analysis —This fsa* sports equipment dealer, won the special 70-meter jumping title Wednesday hi the World Nordic Ski Champiooahipe. T i n a mad* up of mathomaticians with advanced d«frees, acts at eon»Itant on «any sahn- Americans finished out of the running. SPARTAN JOHN MeCRAY" maer-ap (a the Big Tea insBcst probità» that dovohp throufhout tha Corporation. TMs isadtss tin soMto» rt wresNhsg riempii aship la the 10 to class last year, wffl systems of Rnetr, ordinary diftarantiai and partisi dHhrantial aquations and mi|Mshe he srrlrlag aandher vktary this Friday aight wImb the incfude infonnationtheory, combinatorial analysé»and approximationttaory. ST. MORITZ, Switzerland—American teen-agers Jim Hiaega team ateato Marnaste to the ama’s Intramural battling. of Tahoe City, Calif., and Jean Saubert of Lakeview, Ore., woa the “ White Band of S t Moritz” slalom e v « ts Wednesday to the Coppa Grischa Sid Competition. NCAÄ Area Sites See your College Placement Officer WASHINGTON—U. S. Officials said Wednesday the Coasma- nist wall in the heart of Berlin stands as a kind of barrier against admission to the United States of a team of ice hockey Made for Tourney Jo e an appointment and a descrip* Hon o f asaiUMe assignment*. players from Communist Germany. Southwest—at Arkansas State, Jonesboro (Ark.) — Arkansas State (154). U n it e d Nebraska W estoy« (16-5) was assigned to the Midwest R i re ra ft regional for which host will be either winner of the North Cen- tral conference or the^Midwest conference, probably Grinnell (Iowa). ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—Clem La bine, veteran righthanded U.S. Gov't. Inspected pitcher and long-time Brooklyn relief ace, checked into the camp of the New York Mets here Wednesday, bringing the total of players on hand for the new National League entry to a . U5. Gov't. Grade 'A' YOUR BEST BUY, CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS FINAL THREE MTS THURSDAY’ — FRIDAY — SATURDAY Tender, Y oung, C o m « o WHOLE- TOPCOATS ( 1 4 2 P a a ta ) $60.00 to 75.00 Vaine» I» R o a s t * C v M lp 331 Boston Butt Style, PracticallyE00***1* Glundoi«, Mich. Grad« 1 » fftw Sefentey, h k 24 We reserve Ito Hgkt to limit feartftfes. M tix w « J I H o u * # — W ith C o u p o n __ Others $80.00 to 153.00 V elar, NOW WRJ6, 88J6 I29J6 ■EH’ S SPORT COATS SB 532.50 A 50,00 Values G oW M e d a l E n ric h e d With 2496, 3246 lo 4246 -Coupon Belovs^ I t s ’t Jackalsart Car Csab _ (Fiala A Hooded) Nw SI 140, 1 4 4 0 b 1140 .. »MM to H M IV iIw M tnQ lM kB U I W p w rw m i « p p ir t" Hw 01440,1041 b 4440 I m 0440 b 3140 i •' Ai Jl—■le S w 34to M -B fto w -Storto - f ree, •■ M toleeM raugR gf . w l i P E ] HOLDEN 0 REID f g i P FRANDOR SHOPPING CENTER ^ " m OPEN 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY, S A T .m L f pu*. ™ am WvtfWwm mÊÈÊÊÈi eacf «ai Arts, tate fw jw program ¡ É l h d te ia tte T 'to 'Y o r iiir the ridilli/"IiiiiHIKj^TOiii'iw though mmíéCtAmmm BMÉImHM!M A tf else* Materials F ir M aster Spin Corsages or bay then n a ie ap I p t e m r Charte. C ^ s , bead É tte Department of CMl Ba- gfcMeídaiMtfd tìttft aswtber S S % t 1 S S U rlmeo enrollad ta ton W C M i ü Si- c m atony would prefer to ‘Spotlight’ Seeks e f E a st Lansing We Telegraph Flowers World-Wide H pa M S. p ^ f Tfthefc i n working tb e liilh year io Feature - I*,,-.# ss Writersjr «■;) i * . . fi the t t u r u o o u l S e r v i c e Feature writers are needed N V H . îM iï: :■: ‘ for the State News supplement, ED 2-0871 |TOowete%,*■be said, “tater- “Spotlight.” Some experience êèt In tt» Peace Corps might is swftir»M» creale greater Interest in the Writers are especially need­ ed to write general features ooHeaaipas events. OKN ADMISSION Apply at State News office AirForce to Howard . Holme» or Jess Maxwell. TONIÔHT AT *:4S ADULTS-------- STUOCNTS — (With I.D. Mtd) years» toe n mstnteg eegi- neertog csarses are takea MATINEE SATURDAY AT 1:00 PM, •leeg with totoral a r t e G L A D M E R eearifee süsetod to fenda lsagnages, tocelga studies THE ami Hilary. GREATEST Six credits ere required in HUMAN forelga studies, 21 in foreign DRAMA taagoagee eat atoe in history. THE WORLD Bruce Fabricant, night edit­ The student must also choose or; Keun Youn, wire editor; at least 24 credits among elec­ * HAS EVER Liz Hyman, night sports edit­ tives including religion, soci­ KNOWN! or, Ann Darling ana Bill Yan­ ology, geography, political sd- cey, copy readers. DOWAG1AC, MiChtH-WhSt. ever aahse Mr. Knit Mis. Lar­ ry Guntle of Dowagiac bad picked out tor their newest ad­ O u r S w irlin g , dition to the family quickly was forgotten as the • lb. S os. boy -T w ir lin g armed at 2:42 p.m. — just one minute before Astronaut John Square D uce Glean Jr. landed to the Atlan­ tic Qeeaa after his third orbit Classic of the earth. John Glenn Gun- lie end mother are reported IN ENGLISH — AT 700 « lOCKT doing tow. PLUS _ T h e S ta le N ew s Published by too students of Michigan State University. 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JUMtt l«tfM te Cherterg't fell whal ef ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ~ Doatotoor MOMMMftter tairt- ed withtHtching ’nwnS Ite caflliim necMine LAST NIGHT Itow totom u . TODAY brought •IN tews the front. Festone# «ite «cMn FIRST SHOW 7 P.M. b Super» pwl teas* sN «te­ lerei «rite • weist- FEATURE 7 AND 9*15 Bargain Day tetiltneg «Mattale# belt, they, blue or green with white 1er •bes 5 to li ,r I STARTING TOMORROW FRIDAY * An Omnibus Ftoa Consisting af Seven Episodes Dealing with the Seven — \ , v'-i Romantic Agee e f Women m ow N TODAY AT m W -Q C X P W W M M & l “ LOVE £ S:SS 8:00 mtatm* m ARTHUR, FREED ******* AND THE WETTf FRENCHWOMAN v n S B sP fflìÈè C am pus HOUSCS “ FEMALE GRAOUATI student taacC to H ta j. er to share JLbadwosn house. Walking (Continued from Page 1) social wurk. tralatag to a v sy Met n ñ sw teM m et tk M R W ant A ds distance to campus. EO 74)149 after 6. 37 “Right now I i ip tiftltog an marginal ftaaness m m wto Faculty and met by the asual sueial wark Wayne »ate Univ*rsity, Uni­ curriculum. toe. Man p 1 EAST LANSING. 3 bedroom home, versity of Michigen and Mtoto- Bd* tkp MBRÉMI 9Ê .t.. • FmumI furnished or Unfurnished. For rent. for raoeareh ( M b In toe gan State schools of »octal werk Details of the conference • teal fair«* iffw k n llM h i bvNMRa March 62 to March 61. Call ID 7- (ton. " % were carried out by the stu­ inR uMhurti f l (hu rcBmmIb » te tte • Servie* 9672. — » dents ef toe three graduate rbcIbI « H l M ft i Urei vrf- • ter tete • Tjm >te tew • Haaròf fartete* Late S t e t e APARTMENTS Other „ subcommittee» were estabHtoed to select outside M artin To Speak schools. APARTMfNT fumrshed. Private en­ Some of the specific goals t pj». alati day trance, Tidy. 170. Telephone ID 2- I2»6. 3S lù w rfV H t onsulUmts, review Honors Col­ To Broadcasters of~toe conference include: 1. An opportunity for the stu­ Representatives of the three schools met anfenvtokped the balar« pita rte« lege arrangement and act as FOREIGN STUDENT wants gentle­ a liasoe with the graduate At D.C. Meeting dents to meet with ether social w oit students on an occasion student plsnead « t o m e » Mrò. HxèaròA C ^ Oi U MU 1A u unesuao Rimlon Phon« 255-1251 at ISM2S* - man to share apartment. Corner, Ulac, office and office of research TD6 n W NGV W BBW Harrison. 3124)716 evenings. 36 Professor Leo Martin has other than the classroom where In Dec., HB» a t W8U. Rate«: room s U : '■ development, according to been tavite£rto speak at the field experience could be free­ The sodai emfc panel sriB “ approved for WOMEN. I va- Y : J Ktag. S E annual conference of Presi­ ly shared. consist of Dr. Charlas Lobosas • day., .................. . II-2S sancy for spring term. 32$ Grove St. King «aid that subcommittees 2. Promotion of a better un­ Assodate professor. WS U; t day« . ............. IMG EO 2-2LE5. - 3| ^— ■— i 1 dents of » to e Broadcaster As­ derstanding of professional so­ Dean Fedd F. t a r i , U ef M; S dry. . si.» will week to the areas ef odu sociations in Washington Feb. DOUBLE ROOM, w*rm quiet, how cial work practice. Dean Charles B, Brink, WSU; (»r««d IS w«rte prr ad) and spring term. Prefer older student. 4 . i cation, veterinary medictoe, 28 and March I. S. Experience in conference and Aldridge. 2S4 W. Grand River. 35. agriculture, science and math­ (2S« discount if paid Among the other speakers A FULL SECOND FLQQR. 2 sleep­ ematics. * within « «reek) ing rooms, kitchen, and bath,'~Privatc Touching u p # « problems addressing the c t o to w ct win entrance, extension phone and park­ caused by laboratory couroat, ha Newton Miaow, chairman of ing, I space taken. Vacancy for 3 the Communlcatioq Commis­ men. 15 per men. Spring term or now. King suid: sion; Pierre Salinger, White AUTOMOTIVE I6$4 CHEVROLET 4 door, auto­ matic, good running condition. Good IV 2-5180. PERSONAL 36 Placement Bureau “ Natural Science la the largest ef the three new col­ leges with every i w u t o u t House press secretory; LeRoy Collins, president of the Na­ tional Association of Broadcas­ tire., n*w paint. ED 2-8676. Pete I n eonttontog Ir t eratory ters; «Ml Senator -John Q. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Kick-off M M iw n Jg| courses except m ethem atlc«. Pastore of Rhode Island, Chair­ TennH. '3 6 program for camps and resorts. Wed­ nesday, Feb. 28. Union Ballroom, 7:30- Interviewing a t the Place­ nalism, remedial reading and man of the Senate Commerce 1661 CORVAIR Mont« coupe. "68" “ Research Is expensive in Committee on Gemmuntesticu. 4 .peed, white, red interior. fiVe ne»r 6:30 p.m. - ir ment Bureau Tuesday. Addi­ mentally.retarded. „V these courses because ef the Martin, who Is Head of the 1500 miles. Private owner, SII6S. Mr, OFFICIAL BURR-PATTERSON Fra- tional information in the Place­ Hoppers Co., Inc.—Chemical, consumption ef targe quantities V.'atd. ISI-2380._____________ 36 ternity end Sorority jewelry and re- ment Bureau- Bulletin for the mechanical, and electrical en­ of chem icar supplies. And un­ TV and radio depertmoat, will letocUtom^ Now available at The Card talk to the presidents on ways 1656 RENAULT DWphin. Sharpl week of Feb. 26 to Mar. 2: gineers apd chemistry majors. like many coOagas that depend and means of commercial Must sell. New~Tiie$, will trade or Shop across from Home Economics mate an offer. Phil. ED 7-7501. T7 BWg., E0 2-6753. 36 E. I. da Pont de Nemears Lincoln Unified School D ta primarily on library r esea rch, broadcaster -cooperation with PICK UP YOUR J-HOP pies and Ce- — Chemistry majors triet (Calif.)—Elementary edu­ Natural Science and Its related educational institutions. 1660 TRIUMPH TR3. white wall», departments must continually heater, tonne*« cover, wire wheels. Linn’s too y. and chemical and mechanical cation majors 1 through 6, 7th replace chemical supplies.” IV 2-El30. evenings. 37 and 8th Shop, engineers. Will also interview social studios, 9th and tlth math, English, —1961 VOLKSWAGON, radio, heater, INNIS. Come on back. Your U, of M. boys. ’• r.rf’ÊœSÊm juniors and seniors going to math, social studies and Eng­ college teacher will have to King said that the role of Literary Group re-evaluated to adjust to toe white walls,—blue, excellent condition. IV 7.4048. -37 REAL ESTATE grad school, in the same fields lish, 9th and 12th guidance. for summer employment—must Portage Township School« responsibilities of teaching and Will Discuss performtog n e c e s s a r y re­ WANTED. MOTORCYCLE. Witt-pay up to 1160. Call Dtcic Jinnings. ED 7- EAST LANSING Bedford Hills. Im- mediate possession. Owner transferred. ly to be considered. be above average academical­ Senior high English, business education, physical science, search.. Beatnik Poetry ~ 6571 or Ep 2-6522._________ 36 3 bedroom ranch. Built-in kitchen, sep­ Eastman Kodak Ce.—Mech­ biology and math, elementary “ Haw eaa the planning “ Coney Ictand of the Mind.” arate dining area, extra large mahog­ anical,- chemical, and electrical education 1 through 8, Spanish eonuaittee Jkest promote the EMPLOYMENT itrr ■'.■ii:r"iir„-iir.Tfis. • .'’ i:: any paneled family and recreation engineers; chemistry and phy­ 3rd, 4th and fith and special liberal studies programs,” ——T-l. room. Children’s playroom, two car at­ a book of poems by Lawrence Ferlinghetti, beatnik philoso­ W 0N CH "garage, landscaped corner lot. sics majors. education speech or type A, Dr. Ktog ask«!, “ and at the pher, will be the topic March LEGAL SECRETARY, permanent po­ tached 100x136. Near sition available- Downtown Lansing Schools. $21,600. Call ED 2.1022. 37 Marble and St. Thomas Firestone Tire ft Rubber Ce. women’s physical * education same time promote graduate 2 of the Literary Discussion 1720 E. Mich!) —All majors from the College and music. studies?” Group. ~ law firm; Legal secretarial experience desirable but not necessary. Must have of Business A Public Service. U. S. Army Audit A gency- King explained th a t the only Anyone interested is invited Lansing 484-77861 initiative, intelligence and be capable International Harvester C o .- All majors from the College of way to solve such a problem to participate in the critical of top-notsh peformance. Call Mr. Electrical, agricultural, mech­ Business and Public Sendee. discussion and the analysis of Street, IV 6-5753. 38 WFHK8Win tn t is to try to find a happy med­ anical and metallurgical en­ Vitro Laboratories—Electri­ ium because the two goals are the book. The meeting will be NEED BABYSITTER for several hours VMfM I gineers. • „ cal and machanical engineers when this point is reached it at 8 p.m., fourth floor of the during day Thursday or Friday for sick McDounnell Aircraft Corp. and math and physics majors. still will not satisfy everyone. library. school child. ED 2-2210. „35 Applied mechanics, physics and Walker Manufacturing Co^» HOUSEWORK, about 6 hour* weelT- astronomy majors; Chemical, Mechanical and c h e m i c a l He discussed a mechsuirsl ly. Must be• good at ironing. $tHO 'cM K electttoftt “and Iftecfcanfe engineers; packaging technol­ , problem feat is presently tak­ hourly. ED 2-2466, after 6. NURSE. Counselors for small, boys 36 cal engineers. Shell Chemical Co.— Chem­ majors. ogy. chemisty and accounting ing place and will reach a peak an June I I a day prior STAR-STUDÖED camp. Riflery, waterfront, gymnastics, istry majors, chemical, mech­ Warner A Swasey Co.—All to the actual split. archery, nature. Season from June (6 anical and electrical majors. majors from the College of En­ “The central offices of the to Aug. 18. Will consider husband-wife. gineers with emphasis on me­ College of Science and Arts are if_wfe is nurse. Salary commensurate Shell Oil Company Produc­ with experience. Write giving training" tion Dept—Chemical, electri­ chanical engineering. — In the Natural Science build­ and background to Flying Eagle, 1251 cal and mechanical engineers. Pactfle Finance Carp. All ing," King said, “ and all the Weber Drive, Lansing, Michigan. 36 N o r t h American Aviation majors from the Colleges ef files of active and inactive FREE ROOM and board for single (Lee Angeles Division)—Phy­ Business k Public Service, students connected with the male student (graduate preferred) to sics majors, chemical, mechan­ Science k Arts, -Communica­ college are Mealed there. assist handicapped attorney in arising ical, metallurgical, and electri­ tion Arts. “ Secretaries are working —and retiring. Large agaibpent with parking space. IV 5-6T44, Ext. 418. evenings. 484-1938. rates. TU 2-3066. SERVICE 35 TERM PAPERS TYPED, reasonable North American Aviation PART TIME WORK for man In Lan­ ANN BROWN, typist and multilith­ cal and mechanical engineers, 44 cal and civil engineers. (Autaneties Division)—Electri­ DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO W ITH USE THE CLASSIFIEDS. IT? regularly to transfer the files from an alphabetical listing to three-sets new colleges.” each for one of the The All-American Team sing firm, afternoon hours. Must be ing. General typing, term papers, the­ physics and math majors. Sen­ very neat, of goSd character, and ses, dissertations, duplicating. ED 2- iors going on to grad school or willing to "meet the public. Call TU 2-- 8384. - ' - tf graduate students in the above M aterials F u r S pinster Spin Corsages "Pssksgs Tsrs-ls Csnlsst —9667t^Mt. R. E. Opper. 36 BETTER THAN TRADING STAMPS. fields may interview for sum­ o r buy them made up Wendrow’s Econowash and Dry Clean- mer employment. ■j¿ Bsgiss Now Clore* April 2, IBB2 ers, 3006 Vine St., Ik block west of North American Aviation Sears’ Frandor Store. Gives free dry (Raeketdyue Division)—Chem­ cleaning -"to -each,-customer using it* Speedqueen coin washers 10 different ical, civil, electrical and mech­ James Floralo f E a st I «aiming times. 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Michigan A cro ss F ro m F r a n d o r TtinytmA Do you tew« 0 «tek* .»teitete ¡« toe of education mem­ Larga Brada A W ine o r Latti Orafo A ernment met Tuesday in Tunis ship examinatioa. Scores en arid be thought the governar bership from four to right and and approved the accord work­ th k comprebensive examina- wtuld daminate the board and, as a pafltlcal figaro, to* allows the governor to appoint persons to fill vacancies that C igarettes) imilnok Eggs ed out .-between French and tion, which te Jeet pondes lato boari de* might occur. The appointees Wltli ■ ■ ««I » "SII f i. ah!' Rebel negotiators, according to science, humanities' and Eng- . highly placed sources. The fish literature and usage. vriH ! Romney, a member of the would hold a position until a successor cpuld be nominated S u n n y b ro o k E g g s • E*«-t4Slvr B*«r. W l»* W « „ . I x mr4 Kaat I.»■«•»* AMP Smprt Waitetoj next move is up to the-JB-maa be used to select tin ten win- j education committee, support- and plected. P“,r‘ I.lwlt ■ ***«•»■**• Rebel National Council* a sort nera of 0 k Alumni Dktmguish. ; ed the proposal. He said he Thè proposed board would I Redeemable thru Saturday. Fab. 24, 16*2 of provisional parliament. The edAnother Scholarship Award. j thought the governor should WO high school sto- j have a closer working retetton- have general planning powers In the 5 Lansing and East Lansing A & P Stores tor all education to the state accord must receive four-fifths deatg wiH cóme here on March : ship with the state’s education and would draft annual bud­ of the vote to be approved. 2 and 3 to compete tor the ! body since education now se­ get recommendations for con­ In Algeria the bitterness and same award. ■counts tor nume than half of sideration by the legislature. conflict raged unabated. For Winners of the Alumni Distta-1 the state’s animal cost o fo p - the first time French troops guished Scholarship Award, a eration The convention's committee clashed openly with members four-rear. 34:000 grant award- j Alvin M. Bentley, (R-Owos- of the whole k expected to con­ of the Secret Army in field ed without regard for financial | so), said that the committee sider further proposals from combat. — need; wiH be_ announced in j would not have proposed mak- the education committee on The troops captured a 13- early Spring. ing the governor the ninth vot­ Thursday. __ man Se